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EVENINGr PUBLIC LEDGExUpHILADLPHIA, TUESDAY, STOVJJIMBER 20, .! 1021
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Arbiickle Tells :
His Own Story
CtrAlnad from Tn One
itch Fnttv Arbucklc told tlie ster
IV his nnrty belong In this awful eal-
" ."' ?i ,Wrll.nl e events.
cn?.L rmi snltl "Fatty Is en tlie
bedroom opposite tlie ene that he ec
S'.P.1' , 'Sim wn HylnR- Ptcddli
tlslibadi would seen be bnrk with the-
?-,,,'09P enr nnd he hud premised te
,vu ' Tn,lb(' 'noteriiiR.
The ether members of the tinrtv were
eving about, lie hud no clear rccel-
lectien of whnt they were dome. He tie-
eided. he sulil, te slime nnd tires. He
elltercd IllM I'nntll ntlil Innkiwl tlm rluiK
i no tried te open the deer of his hntn-
n ware of tin obstrue-
I around the ciIre of tlie
, In tlie first place," snM Fatty, Issued for Miss Leu I be Glaum was the Indicated It probably would be com
'and later I told It te-Mr. McNnb." result of n misunderstanding. Miss inctwl today. ,niniitlmi"!,
"Will you tell me why. if all thin Is Glaum, be sold, can tell nethluir of lm- , .. AhaenR witnesses en the nreswiitlrtn fc
i,,!. A..-i... ..!., i .1.. i.. f f ,..,.;. i i,i.. . ,u , i,,., .He iiHt. for tertitv was .Mrs. nuii-riiiu "
. i.V, JUU IVll'l IIIIIUL (11 IIM VIIIIV VI J'. JfULlUIKl- 111 It'lilllUII IU IIMJ 4 i.l. - . . , ,
arrest and refused absolutely te tell enne. Tcstlmenv In- rebuttal that is.
what happened In our private room" evidence of a wet calculated te rcfute
..U" te n citizen of San Francisce I " tl-lci1 1 tlc
! fJth just what every, one uh I 'oem nml wn.
..inr te every one else liuccn minutci , " '"'' "' . ulc C,JKC et "nR
s&, the ercnt McNnb had gently and I $r nnd saw VlrKinln lyiiiR en the
5.-i w nrdcred his mnn forward te tin. uuuiroem noer, apparently ill and tn
.l.tr the person addiessed stepped lniBicni pnin.
i unce ner up like tinv said
tatty, deinenstrntiiift, "rfnd she was
sick, nnd 1 held her bend. I asked her
what yas the matter, nnd she stud (she
was used te sjie'ls of ll'ness nnd would
be all right if she could lie down for n
few minutes. Se finally I carried her
out te the bedroom and she sat en the
li . nUtrlct Attorney could get through i edge of the hed for n minute and then I
iv. irnwd They were dug out llnnli.v ! Hi toil her feet and she lny down. I
L. ret "sound. All the politicians in returned te the bathroom und when I
3.7. ' i. ...- t,ap. tiimhlni? niifl Came out in n few niliintea T nnw hat
rvi inrnut "- -' . --.n. ------ ... ., --- - -- -----a" - "
cnair i ,t,.i tnnmilnlntiM ilrnnnpil
hIS..,rer be bnd In his hand nnd
SrtS Ien a run for tbe Hall of Jus-
tlce.
Tie became part of tbe mob that be
Kiced the courthouse. The neon re-
was lengthened because neither the
tn.lfp. the defendant, me lawyers nui-
the
Ml8 Hnppe had fallen between
two beds tunt were In the room.
"I had difficulty getting her up, but
1 did linnlly and laid her en the ether
bed. Mie was meaning then and tear
crowding and looking for friends n
office te get them In and saying "Held
OB i tight, dearie." for each clutched his
beloved by the band.
1110 tu.i ""''""' inK at her clothes. Se 1 unlocked the
Ksch beloved, dazzling in Sunday ' (loer )t)fl ,ve)lt vM lnte t)l0 p)ttinK
mllllucry, felt tome of the weight of room n)u, .,
"'..! rc .. 7.,r - "Mi.;
suld the District Attornev ncnln.
"Arlvlre of counsel," vnld Fatty.
"That's nil," said the rrosecuter,
nnd Fully, looking tired, plodded down
te bis chnlr nt the lawyers' tabic nnd
reached for another glass of water.
Today the prosecution Is prcpnrlng
te show bv expert testimony that Vir
ginia llappe ceuhl net have met her
testimony nlrendy cutered may go en
for secrnl days.
The State wen a victory when it
succeeded In disqualifying tbe finger
print expert summoned by Fatty's law
yers te discount tlie testimony of the
Stute's inlcrosceplst, Heinrlcb, of the
(Jnlvcrlsty et 'California.
Heinrlch nnd the print of a band en
of Chicago, n Hev friend et i w
Hnppe. It was Intimated nhe would
testify that Mies Hnppe's health vns
geed.
25M. ffl "y thC!tbe SSSf of the h'ele deer stand(ng'be
,,, . ... .i ,. ie i, 'bind Judge I.euderlmck s chair are
,7hM .hrp .lh,nB " that S.1.'1' I weighty fncters In Iho ense against
stiid District Attorney Brady, 'qnd Fnt8ty, 'nn, the jury will beer mere of
thcre Is doubt whether the organic t, ' b f ,t is I)CrmittC(i t0 retire.
weakness that hns been the subject of ' v I
se much testimony could have mattered i
In the least, and I belleve that the three San I-Vancisce, Nev. 2.O. (IJy A.
physielnns who nre new making a p.) Rebuttal testimony wns the order
microscopic examination at the illrectlen I of the day at the reopening of the
of the Court will testify that there wan I Rqscee Aibucklc manslaughter trial te-
lillltlt nn,t.lllllllH.. A!.... in M I 41.. llfl. ! . ml HUtalnl 4 ,.nMHI...l aH!....
iiw euvii uuiiii mmiiiii luviri- un niu u;- nV. J IIU LI1M1UL 4VLI.U1 ui:. n uiuiv,
after a conicrcnce or nu mesc engaged
in the proMjcutlen, unneunerd that
about forty w'tnesscs would be heard.
The testimony each Is' expected te
glve is se brief, however, that It was
nrttr
I.!.... mnhhed.
LH..M . u.i. fnit-
It was, as a. min;i m ii
Fatty
ed his lawjcrs were frozen In a jam
en the lirst Iioer. "- ,,, I rememlier. T tnl.l them tlint Mt Uiinne
Prevest was there. If there
was any one else I den t remember it.
A little later Mrs. Delmont came in.
It might hnc been n few seconds later;
maybe It wus a few minutes. I den t
nrnev wns lOUlin ey inn puuuc uiwuiu 1 i "- ...
e move backward or forward In the was sick, and hev went in the room
msln corridor. AVemcn were weeping, and I s ayed outMtle for n while. When
The fltten (hints had retired into the I went In they had Miss Rappes clothes
fetise hns been trying te Indicate
"We hnve every reason te believe
that Virginia Happe was in perfect
health when she cntcr'cd Arbucklc's
rooms. I have issued subpoenas In
Hollywood te bring people who knew
her, who raw her repenWdly at dinners
where drinks wcre nerved and who will
testify that alcohol affected her as It
affects ether normal people and 'In no
ether way."
Mr. Hrady added that the summons
COUPLE WED 56 YEARS AGO
Retired Skipper and Daughter of Sea
Captain Celebrate Today
Colllngsweod, X. J., Ner. 20. Cap
tain and Mrs. Aaren Ilrynnt, of .11
Cuthbert avenue, reached their fifty
sixth wedding milestone today, enjoy
ing excellent health nnd three meals a
day.
The captain Is eighty-one years old.
He wns at ene time captain of n
schooner, later n general contractor nnd
farmer. They have been living in re
tirement for twelve years or mere. Mrs.
Rrjnnt, who was born In IJclfnst, Me.,
seventy-four jears age, treeri the
Neas for live .eurs with her father, who
was n sen captain.
Thev have three dnughtcrs. three
grandchildren and 60-crnl grcat-grand-chl'dren
miirtroem nnd slammed-the doers.
Women were tlie '" reie iuie- tool it ff a M Delmont Innde me
fters n the crowd. 1 1 hey bcgged ami . ,t Mck ,
wlKCdled te nu iiitiiiiiivu i vmu .
loiirtrenm and were net ntisllcd even it Threalenrd Mrs. Delmont
they were permitted at iar te siund ..she le, m(1 t0 m)ml my own m)si
ciutlue in me ceriiuui-. ii... ,uni..-u
nt tlie doers even after Judge Louder
bark ordered them iiwny.
Over all this wene the pink nnd green
fxtras descended In millions.
wuMn. nt Inst. at. wns aulet again
and Tatty was In the witness chair,
looking trim in a new blue suit and
drinking a glass of water a minute. He
began his narrative at 10:30 and re
turned it under Irenic cro-w-cxnralnntlen
when court opened for the afternoon
ifsien. Fnch of his Inwvers t tcti&e,
waiting te leap te his assistance.
ret..!., liclti UM1.1 lint ni.Pilpil. FflttV
Yad a geed held of hlnielf and lie reeled and that repented kicking and knocking '
off his story slowly in n steady ami en the deer were necessary beferp Fatty
icrceable voice. ine old grimace ei iiirneu nn- ny u "jm-u.-u h.. ini w
confusion and chagrin which movie
goers used te knew flushed repeiiledl.
ever his face when he wns prcv-ed bard
or hen he ref'rred te his period in .in il
when be was lirst chmgvd with imird'T.
Cemediaii Dlgnllletl
HLs "low and careful veice tilled tin
room and he bore himself with n nice
dignity. He arose new and then te
fii-meiistrnte Hip manner in which he
V'ted M.ss Hnppe or le stroll ever te a i before?"
off and were putting Ice en ber body.
A plece of lee wns en her both, and I
ue'-s. that she was running tliiiii;s and
would leek after Virginia. Then J
told her te shut up or I'd threw her
out the window. Then I ucnt out
again. Mrs. Tnube had arrived nnd
she knew the mnnagement of the hotel,
and I asked her te telephone te thv
office se that Miss Rr.ppe might be
taken te another room."
Harsh cress-examination intended te
show hew Fatty's version of the story
differed from that of all the ether wit
nesses, including Zey Prevest, who
swere thnt Virginia Hnppe wnu alone
with ArbiKkle for a unit hour or mere,
Mitchell
Fletcher
Ce.
Direct
Shipment
M. F. Ce. Lucca
Extra Cream
Olive Oil
Is here
mid-looking funny mnn unshaken.
Fatty ended his testimony bv ."iiylng
that, suspecting nothing wrong, he
'Ins.-n! in evening clothes, descended te
the hotel iiiillioem and danril until
mlil.iii.lit Mcnnwhlle Virffitiii, Ttnnne.
In n room en the twelfth fleer, wns 12th & Market Sts.
parsing into nie ueiirium iunt aiun t
end uuttl she died.
"And." said the preecutlng attorney,
"veu never told this story te any one
This 1b th first ship
ment of this famous
Ollve Oil. In bcrttlei. ,
we've been enabled te
Impert from Itnly in
the rast four years. ,
18th & Chestnut Sts.
5600 Germantevm Ave.
grei. dingrnm of the hotel suite pinned
te the vail In order thnt be miglit in
dicate a particular location or point of
action.
Yeu were expected as the recital con
tinued te imagine this Fatty rolling up
comfortably from I.es Angeles in his
$23,000 motorcar te keep a danrn and
dinner date with a chnnning aid well
bred lady, Mrs. Tnube, of Sun Fran Fran
ciseo. Lewell Sherman attended him
at the hotel. This, of course, wns en
September 4, the Jay before the party.
Lewell Sherman wns the next day
attended by Freddie FIshhach. Freddie
Tishbach, who does something or ether ,
In the movies, was in turn attended by t
Ira Fortlouis. a trnvcling salesman. I
These worthies mode a sort of ren-.
dezveus of Fatty's rooms. Rising nt 11 i
o'clock .m the morning of Lnber Day,
an a person mnj whose income is about
?159,000 a year, Fatty found his unite
filled with nolse nnd gay laughter.
Freddie l'henes for Girls
Soen there was the t-eent of gin nnd '
Scotch and toast and celTce nnd omelet
snd all the things which the high rollers
of Holljweod hae for breakfast. Fred- I
die Fishbach was telephoning te home
Kirlb and te one girl particularly whom i
Ira Fortlouis wanted te meet. That
girl was Virginia Happe. I
Fishbach cot the nnrty well under '
uny nnd then expiossed a desire te bor
row Fatty's R2.",000 meter.
"I said all right, go ahead," testified
Fety.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Maud B. Delmont I
had arrived and was getting into pa-
Juinas in one of the two bedrooms that I
opened oft the middle sitting room.
Come later Virglnl i H:i!)pe. Alice Hlnke i
and Zey Frove-t errhed in turn. Fatty
t-t( repeatedly that he invited nobody '
te the party and that he had uked
Treddie Fishbach te get rid of Ira Fort
louis. ISut Ira hung around. I
The scene .eems te shift in Fatty's
mind at the point, midway in the day,
ihen he switched fiem "offee nnd tote?'
te Scotch highball. lie hed no clear rce-
"llectien about hours or the movement of i
the sun overhead. He pictured himself
ns one accustomed te paying bjlls, sit- i
ting en a sofa and arising te telephone
te the hotel office for n Vietreln be
eftii'f Virginia Happe said she wanted '
te hear music I
Time Flics for Fatty
Tears pa-Si'd, t-eeminglj, and Fatty I
miis ttill N.tting en the sofa In the sit- I
ting room where the breakfast was
f-nread, clad m piijnmas nnd drc-sihg
-jmii and drinking highballs, when lie'
wai aware of Irglnia passing into the
"I told It te my lawyer, Mr. Demln- .
i Atlantic City, N. J.
RIE-Tb?
Founded In 1894
1204 Chestnut St. 11 Seuth 15th St.
1119-21 Market St.
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Of Special Interest
TO MEN
New Kirschbaum Suits
And Overcoats, Offering
$10 te $15 Savings
27-50 37.50 47.50
prices
are
m
Lihfi Ntl3. A rf
RlTGS CLEANED
shampoo" PROCESS
lisauiltiilly hrlslit and cl"n our
rum ifmti bncli I'attnrnn and col cel
rm restored in erllnnl lutv
nre pet Rnd mnlnn and dirt
ntlrply rfinefil All without tn
Jurln the flnst ruii or enrnst And
t con se llctl 11 will ania
Jeu Dyelne te much any color
cheme
Anten De-her & Sens
CLEANERS & DYERS
H I V hie J a rerd It- fi TTf
True, the
lower by far than you
usually find in ether
better type stores.
But what deserves
mere emphasis than
that is the style
smartness, the fabric
value, the tailoring
quality, without
which a mere price
mark means nothing.
MEN'S XMAS GIFTS
Imported wool half-hose $1 te $2.50
Initialed handkerchiefs 25c te $1
Gloves $2.50 te $5
And hundreds of ethers that a man
will appreciate and use.
Kirschbaum Tuxedos and Full Dress 30
- efc
X III & ffxT
Have this Gift
delivered new
Frem your Heating Engineer
XhINK of it this way.
Every winter that you shiver in an
ill-heated home is a winter lest
Why net decide right new before
Christmas that she shall have the
finest gift imaginable a home
warmed sill ever just as perfectly as
t the larger heating plants of this com
pany warm the White Heuse itself.
She can have this comfort as a
gift from your Heating Engineer.
Arcela is a gift in a very real sense.
It pays for itself in the fuel it saves!
There is still time. Your Heating
Engineer can have Arcela installed,
filling your home with healthful, hot het
waterheat, before Christmas morning.
A quiet, scientific workman will
come and put Arcela te work, leav
ing nothing but happiness behind.
Comfert is worth having! One-third
of your fuel is worth saving! Fermer
sake see your HeatingEngineer today.
The red and yellow card
at the right is the sign of a
Heating or Sanitary Engi
neer (you used te call him
Steamfitter or Plumber)
who can show you Arcela.
Loek for it in his window.
It will pay you te consult
him twice a year as you
de your Docter or Dentist.
His report en your heating
and plumbing costs little.
It may save much.
139jSJHX
An Iktmimett
IMlMWrT.
TVnxe DrveiND
InFvuEcomemt
and Compert
CAuwrmm
actfijoev
COMPANY
Makers of the famous Ideal Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators
115 NORTH BROAD STREET
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Hurry Men! If Yeu
Intend te Select
One of These Fine
WICKHAM
Suits New One
third Under Price
Seener or later you are going te learn of the matchless
merits of Wickham Clothing. There is sufficient incentive
' for you te get acquainted with the unusual style, tailoring
' and quality features of Wickham Suits. Several hundred
, still remain of the let" which we marked at one-third less
! than the already low prices. Just about enough te afford
1 satisfactory selection for men who come te-morrow. Four
1 "emarkable en- "P
$24.50
Men's and young men's
Worsted and Cassimere
Suits, in neat dark stripes
and the lighter mixtures.
Very unusual value.
$29.50
Fine Worsted Suits, in
conservative and youthful
models. Twe- and three-button
coats. Sizes in all pro
portions. $33.50
Heavy Worsted Suits, in
cluding silk-lined Sample
Suits; newest styles. Sam
ples in size 36, ethers in a
practically full range of
sizes.
$38.50
Suits of finest fabrics, including Hockanum silk mix
tures. Absolutely unmatchable value. A geed assort
ment of sizes in all proportions.
l-i 1 iJL itf9R9F4Rk(7 w
a . Strrtnbr.if t, r1( tiler wn1 rr Cast
Men's Fine Linen
Handkerchiefs, 50c
These are the finest Handker
chiefs that have been in the mar
ket in a lenp, lenir time, ut 50c
And they arc just the kind men
like best plain, substantial,
with nice neat hems carefully
hemstitched. You'll buy them in
dozen lets when you see them.
Strawbrldsre A f lethlfi
Market Strt Crosti A'sle
Thousands of
Men's Neckties
50c
Including practicallj every
popular new pattern and color
effect. These Four-in-hands
are of excellent quality and
many will buy for Christmas
giving. Many men will lay in
a season's supply from this
collection.
Strawbn2K? A t.;Mh!r
AlnM 2. rar, Street
Men's Cashmere
Mufflers, $2.00
Mufflers are Important when
cheesing gifts for men. Khpeciully
these fine Cashmere Mufflers, just
from Londen. In white with col
ored dots. Last year we eeuld
net get enough of them, and this
season again our importation is
limited. strawi.n.lc ,1 . 1. er -
Embroidered
Muslin pi Hew
Cases, SI 75
V Tmir of t"5c P'Hew Caxf.-.
JCnllnllf''' nlld Ini'isli!" nn!-lH-T"A1
TpVfm nfi ptn).fii'(i Q"ift. A
special let, at .1 "." n imir.
A. si" 1. l"i 1 er: S'reet
Whatever Kind
of Hat a Man .
May Desire
May be found in one of these
lets at Icm than the rciular
price. All brand-new.
Xeic Derby Hats 54-5J
Smart shapes lined and un
lined. . Fine Y cleur Hats $5.95
Several styles black, brown
and nutria.
Seft Felt Hats i' J, Se
Xew shapes, wanted colors.
Imported Cap SI 45
MacGregor Shower-proof Caps.
Fine Fur Caps $7.15
Just right for handsome gifts.
( f .!' !m A r eu-'er
That Let "of "
Men's Seft
Shirts at SL50
Is disappearing rapidly for
our customer are quid; te realize
that they cannot be duplicated at
this price. The an in brand
new stripe effects., and all are
made with ceft iufl' ?l.eu.
Outing I lanm 1 Nitrht Shirts.
$1.0.'. I'ajamus -51 "'i
- u v t.
1 I ir. U -
What the Moter
Owner Would Like
Ili'l" of iiichdir , p'ii-h
$10.01' te .fle.00.
A Kebe uf silk pluh nr eluu.-
.?;."). ie te ,(W.3e.
A Fluid W oel l'ube, u .tn fnng
edging SS.eO te S:;e,fin.
A Moter lU'stauniu ?li?.0e te
$:i.").00.
A Therm.'- L-'ttL' S1..M1 te
SI 0.00.
An "F'vir-Uernij" Da'e $1.2"i
te s.iiii
r'r. v. " lf, 4 i' ',,i'i-l(.r' Fm
Te-morrow's
Purchases Can
be Paid for
January 1st
If you have a charge ac
count at this Stere, all mer
chandise purchased in No
vember may he paid for
when you pay your Decem
ber bill, January 1st.
Beys' Warm
MAKINO
Overcoats
Our own exclusive design
longer than a maekinaw, yet net
tee long te hamper the freedom
of nimble vetithful lees. Mndn of
blanket cloth, with high convert
ible cellar, yoke and belt in back;
side and muff pockets. Sizes 9 te
18 years. Introductory price
?l.'-.75.
Small Heys' Chinchilla
Cleth Overcoats $15.00
KriAui. tar, nay blue and
gray; pluid-lined; convertible and
butt'in-ie-neck cellar.i, belted all
areunu. .Sizes 3 te 9 years.
Beys' All-wool Extra
Trousers Suits $12.75
A fine new shipment of Chexnet
Suits in medium and dark color
ings. Mohair-lined coat, and
two pairs of full-lined knicker
bockers te every Suit. Sizes 8 te
18 years. "irawhrMgn i. Cleth'-
.-e-en'1 lri'r. rtibart Street, Cast
AIl-WoefBlankets
$12.00 a Pair
Plaid BianKets in dainty pink
rv blue effect-, alhe some in
ether lovely color. ngs. All-wool,
70x80 inches, double-bed size,
soft and warm, and just as pretty
a they arc practical $12.00 a
pair.
?rawbrl'jK5 A '.ethler
A. ale 11, Pl.bert Street
Fountain Pens and
Eversharp Pencils
for Gifts, of Course
The gift universal for these
useful articles have become a
necessity te men, women and
school boys and girls. Yeu
should see our wonderful assort
ment. FOUNTAIN PENS with 14
karat geld points. Include Moere's
Nen-leakable, $2.50 te $11.00
each, and Waterman's Self-filling
$2.50 te $27.00.
EVERSHARP PENCILS,
many sizes and styles 50c te
$1L00.
SETS IN GIFT BOXES, a
Fountain Pen and an Eversharp
Pencil $5.00 te $40.00 a bet.
Boek Consoles, $3 te $16 pr.
Desk Sets $5.75 te $60.00
S'tr&wbrldse ft '".e-hler Aisle Id, (.ji.tre
i
jy
Vverbroek'
Axminster
Rugs at Lew Prices
The Department of Lower Lewer
priced Fleer Ceerings lias se
cured seme of these celebrated
"Overbrenk" Axminster Rugs te
sell at the following attractive
prices.
Size V.tif'j feet $23.50
Size .-j. 3x10. 6 feet $31.50
Si:r 9 j-12 fiet $33.50
' 'nir.r c'se &. I'.e'hlpr
1" JUrth rimr. West
Pullman Coaches
for Baby's Gift
A Xew Medel, $35.00
What could gne babj greater
comt'eit than one of these new
Blecn Puilmun Coaches? Of half half
reimd iM'd. t'nished in white,
gray ur rcn. anu lined with cor cer cor
dure. Smart in dc-ign, easy
running, l'arcnt.s would ap
preciate -jucIi a gift as much aa
bnbj
Bluch Stroller Gu-Carts,
$19.50. V2.50 and $29.75
White c- Ivery-finish Cribs,
$K.OO
Mattresses $5.5e
Hiyh Chairs, $5.50 te $11.50
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That's what the children ay ami it is the children that we wish te please. It is
for them we have gathered the best Toys from all oer the world. We are tflad te say that
AMERICAN TOYS have taken the leading place ("Specially along educational lines
Toys that develop both mind and bud . tful then- are some kinds et Tuv and Dells that
we must go abroad for. And se, here thej are, in wonderful variety.
Iiriiip the little girls and bois te-morrow. SA.VTA CLAUS awaits
them with smiles and a pretty STOltY HOOK for each little visitor.
A WORD TO GROWN FOLKS Please consider carefully the QUALITY of the
Toys and Dells here. We buy carefully for critical peep'e and we buy directly at the
sources of supply, in such quantities as te insure LOWEST PRICES for Toys of Quality.
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