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EVENING PUBLIC liEDGERPHIL'ADELPHIA', MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921'
Planned Mere Bemb
Outrages in U. S.
CenilnbM from P On
litle, but that tie turned tiaiter te the
telcs, joining the Russian Scctcl Scrv Scrv
Jce and weilcinc against the Polish irv irv irv
olutlenariea. These nctlvitlcs en his
rinrt bceame k widespread that eventu
ally" they were exposed nnd'lm Dcd te
America.
Llndenfeld's statement rcsnnlinj: his
movements since March of this year,
new In the hands of the Polish political
police, is said te show that he has been
working aitalnst tire Poles nnln, (Ms
fime in -jo-eperation with the Russian
communists.
Frtemh Defend Him
On behalf of Llndenfeld, his friends
uy he lived humbly with his father
tvhlle In this city, and they discount
the Polish nrcusatlen that he vas In
volved In csplonnge plots.
They assert that he never ilivpiuni
touch money In their presence, and that
when net with his father here he un
nlly was with relatives nt l.edr
Ltndenfcld, according e tt, ti.!
font by Cosgrevo te Washington snvs
the blacksmith who manufactured ttn
bomb and engineered the details of tli
explosion received the money for 'be
job nt 100 West Fortieth etrcet, Nw
Yerk.
The blacksmith is supposed te be in
the United State at the present time.
The blacksmith come te Warsaw dur
ing the summer und met Lindenfeld,
accerdlne te Altendorf. Altendeif do de
I'lares Lindenfeld made n statement te
him that the blacksmith accompanied
him t Moscow last August, but re
turned te America several weeks age
with his wife.
The blacksmith s wife, according te
the statement, watched J. P. Morgan s
movements from an adjnctnt window
some time prier te the explosion
New Yerk. Dec. 10 (By A P..
Wall Street's principal financial insti
tutions were being guarded today by
re-enforced details of police and private
detectives in anticipation of another
bomb explosion, warning of which wan
pent te n broker in the dlttrh't advising
him te leave town or the vicinity of
the Stock Exchange
Although the police were .m lined te
treat the anonymous prediction with
skepticism, extra precautions were taken
In iev of thu disclosures exported to te
dn In the statement of Wolfe Linden
feld. arrested In Wnrenw in connection
with the Wnll Street catastrophe of
.September, 1020.
Hums Am alls Details
Llmlcnfeld's revelations of thai plot
and Its perpetrators were expected te be
forwarded today te William .1. Hums,
director of the bureau of Investigation
of the Depnittncnt of Justice, from the
State Department in Washington, where
the lengthy dispatch from Warsaw was
being decoded.
The warning letter said thut the Sterk
Kchnnge and ever) thing In n wide
lsdltiH would be blown up b n
bomb en December 10, but the authori
ties were inclined te treat it as the
work of a mentally dcrunged person.
Charles T Morgan, of 23 Bread
street, was the broker who turned ever
te flic police a note he had received
te the effect thnt the Stock Exchange
nnd 'ever. thins within five blocks is te
be blown up "
Up te neon Mr Hums had net ip
reived from Washington I.indenfeld's
detailed statement. Asserting thnt one
person Involved in the plat had changed
hits whereabouts since publication of the
Warsaw dispatches, he declined te com
ment en local angles of the Investiga
tion ether than te say that the Asso
ciated Press correspondent ti Wernw
was getting "geed information '
lmn.giun.ry, Sas Wife
I.indenfeld's wife, who nsveus she
received from him se little aid that she
ind te support herself nnd children,
tedny was quoted as labeling his tnte
tnent ns a pigment of Imagination. She
also declared that he would net have
had the nerve te connect himself with
an anarchist plot
She said that her husband necrr had
dlsplnyed any radical teudenelei. but
thut If he steed te profit by becoming
a communist, she believed he. would
wave the red ling with enthusiasm
(leorge Merites, proprietor of ihr
tmall transient hotel ever a former sa
loon nt 100 West Fortieth street, last
night said he could threw no light en
the transaction in connection with the
Wall street oenib explosion
Merites said he had taken eve the
place, tailed the International Hetel, n
few months before September, 1020,
when the explosion ercurred, and had
erv few guests. He kept no register
and had no record of his patrons.
RICH QUARTET PLAYS
CHAMBER MUSIC PROGRAM
Striking Novelty Introduced at Con
cert at the Bellevue-Stratford
The TUch Quartet, composed of Thad
deus Klch, first violin ; Harry Alclni Alclni
keff. second violin; lleinnlu Verncy,
lelu. and limit KIndler, cello, gave
the ptegrnm of the third meeting of the
Chamber Music Association at the
Ilellevue-Stratferd yesterday afternoon
before the usual lnrge nudieuce.
The novelty was n bet of 1'ive
Pieces," bv Alfrede Cascllam. the Ital
ian modernist Thev go considerably be
yond an; thing yet heard here for string
quartet Much of the work sounds like
intentionally discordant writing, for the
tonality of the theme is nlmebt always
fixed and dlsce.nlhle. only the har
monization being discordant te the Inst
degree. The third number, entitled
"Valse Wdlrule," was the best of the
five, the nocturne and the prelude being
especially frightful te hear. The works
show unmistnlteable talent nnd much
Ingenuity in Instrumentation, together
with abundant melodic nnd rhythmic re re
seuiccs; but nil these possibilities for
beauty are swept nwav in the discordant
mass of sound whUh results from the
harmonization.
Previous te playing the numbers Mr.
nancy M. Wntts rend n letter written
te him by Dr Kick, In which the writer
said flint the works were being played.
net because they wcni new, but because
he (Dr. Ulch) and his colleagues thought
them worthy nP hearing.
) The concert opened with the Me7art
I A major quartet, ery finely played,
both as regards technique und musician
ship. In the slew movement the vnrla
I tien containing the drum-like, nccom nccem
I paniment figure, was taken nt a slightly
faster tempo, an excellent innovation,
ns it relieved a beautiful hut n long
I movement from any possibility of mo me
i noteny. The last movement wns taken
at n considerably faster tempo than the
directions Indicate, and net with the
hnppy effect that marked the interpre
tation of the Andante. The Inst num
ber was the familiar "Aus Mclnem
. I.ibin' quartet of Suietana, of which
I the pelkn and the olew movements were
I especially well jjei formed
'2 West Phila. Skip-Steps Protested
I An infermnl petition h.is been filtil
with the Public Service Commission by
Parking Regulations
New Enforced by Police
Pniklng Is prohibited absolutely
between 0 A. M. nnd 0 P. M. in the
section bounded by Seventh street
Sixteenth street, Itace nnd Pine
streets, all Inclusive, nnd en Bread
street from Seuth street te Colum
bia avenue, except for the purpose
of expeditiously leading and unload
Ing passengers nnd freight.
One-Heur Zenes
I'niking is permitted for one hour
between 0 A. M. nnd 0 P. M., en all
north nnd south strceta from Frent
street te Sixth street, inclusive, nnd
from Seventeenth street te Twenty
third street, Inclusive, between Arch
and Walnut streets ; en Mnrkct
street, from Nineteenth street te
Twcnt) -third street, en Chestnut
street, from N'inetccnth street te
Twenty -third street, nnd en Walnut
street, from Sixteenth street te
Twenty-third street.
Tittrty-Mlnutc one
Packing Is permitted for thirty
minutes between 0 A. M. nnd 0 P.
M. en Mnrket street, from Delaware
avenue te Seventh street, and from
Seventeenth street te Nineteenth
street ; en Chestnut street, from
Delaware avenue te Seventh street,
and from Seventeenth stieet te
Nineteenth street j en Walnut street,
fiem Delawate avenue te Seventh
street
Fiftcen-Mlnute Zene
Parking is permitted for fifteen
minutes between 0 A, M. nnd 0 P.
M. en Market street, from Sixteenth
street te Seventeenth street, nnd en
Chestnut street, from Sixteenth
ktrccl te Seventeenth sticet.
New Traffic Order
Scares Motorists
Continued from t'ae One
llrend and Cherry streets, which is the
crossing of two two-way streets, had
his hands full.
"Believe tne." he observed, ns he
tried te leek two ways at once, "this
is n busy corner. The repairs te this
Parkway Building, with the wngena of
mnterlnl around all the time, don't
mnke it nny enBicr. Jams of traffic all
the time. If the motorists nnd drivers
would only use a little setiRe, they could
get out of their mlxups, but nobody is
wiinngite ue the necessary backing up.
There they stick and yell for me.
"Yes, wc mustn't let them park nt
nil. But that's no reason why I should
leek right nt n guy who hnppens te let
his car stand ten minutes or se, is it?
But say, wait till we get our hands en
the confirmed pnrklng hog. Ne mere
taking of numbers. Wc are going te
run them te the nearest lockup. Thnt
Is the order, and no mercy te be shown.
Se far these fellows are lying mighty
low tedny. The guy that tries te help
needn't be afraid."
Net Many Autelsts Around
II seemed te Bcscrvc Patrolman
Pyetl. en duty nt the Twelfth nnd
Chestnut streets crossing, that there
were net se many ntitomebtlcs nlxnit.
"Don't leek te me like there arc se
many around this morning," he ob
served, nfter he had finished "bnwllng
out" a youth who had run past the
snered "step" sign. "I guess these that
could lrft their cars nt home."
At Eleventh nnd Chestnut streets
Itcserve Pntrelmnn Edmisten looked
ever the motorists ns they slid past.
They eyed him back with evident sus
picion. "Scnred stiff, nil of them," he
observed, na he wiggled his "step
start' sign backard nnd forward.
"Scnred stiff; but they needn't be.
We'll give 'cm tlme te lead nnd unload.
Use your henn j use your bean ; that is
all there is te It. We nre looking for
the 'hogs.'
At the Bellcvuo-Strntierd corner,
Mounted Patrolman Heeper dismounted
and studied intently n yellow card at
tached te an electric light standard.
The cards was nlne by twelve inches,
nnd bore the traffic regulations In black
print.
"Thev told us at roll call te study
these th'ls morning," said Mounted Pa
trolman Heeper. "This tells where
motorists can't park at nil. Well, it's
a geed rule, but I guess pcople who
try te de the right thing needn't worry.
Wo're net going te run any of them
In. W6 will Just tip them off if they
seem te forget themselves. Thnt Is nty.
The rlght-mennlng people, I mean. Net
the ether kind. I'm itching te gt
held of some of the permanent parkere.
They won't try It again."
Will Meet "Helle" Acquaintances
Bend traders nnd investment security
dealers will held a banquet tonight in
the Seuth .Garden of the Bcllcvue Bcllcvue
Stratferd. The banquet has been ar
ranged se thnt the security dealers can
personally meet theso whom they only
knew through telephone conversations.
q 2
I The Sweetest Gift M
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the Chester Avenue and Fifty-eighth
Street Business Men'n Association re-
questing the elimination of skip-steps
en Chester avenue, Forty-ninth stree
t.. Sixtieth street, nnd en Fiftv-eiirhtli
street from Baltimore avenue te Wood Weod Woed
lnnd avenue The petition litis been
signed by mere than 1000 business pee
pie of thnt section, it Is said.
L er.p of tliepn exqulslts tiottlea of
mie perfume or toilet w liter which
etui ln-M tie nelprtfd from our In-
emnantbla rtlsplnj. Yeu can ppy
u little or us much ns you wlnli
hut If It cims from hrre jour
taste tnnnet be yuestlened. Avoid
Diamonds for Christmas Gifts
In buying diamonds, confidence must be placed in, the merchant from whom
they are purchased. Wc are direct importers, make our own mountings and
have established our name as a standard of quality and reliability.
Platinum-front geld-back bar pin, two
diamonds and three sapphires in hex
agonal settings $120.
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Platinum solitaire et
pierced design, diamond in
octagonal setting $210.
Fer Women
Diamond rings, $50 te $7000.
Diamond breeches, $100 te $2800.
Diamond bar pins, $100 te $4100.
Diamond bracelets, $120 te $6500.
Diamond medallions, $550 te $2300.
Wc invite a comparison of prices
Platinum mounting of
artistic design; two
large and two small
diamonds $200.
Fer Men
Diamond rings, $75 te $3400.
Diamond studs, $30 te $700.
Diamond scarf pins, $25 te $1800.
Diamond dress sets, $135 te $1650.
Diamond link buttons, $45 te $320.
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- FINE BLOUSES
5.50 8.75
Formerly S.75 te 12.50
The finest shadow and drawn work,
round or Tuxedo cellars, filet and
Irish lace trimming distinguish these
lovely hand-made models.
SWISS SCARFS
3.50 e 10.50
Formerly GJiO te 16.50
Striking color combinations or solid
jperts colorings in these new im
ported Swiss silk scarfs of a beau
tiful crepe weave.
WOOL SWEATERS
6.50 'e 8.50
Formerly 10.50 te 19JJ0
1 uxede and slip-en models, in mo
hair, alpaca and Iceland. Plain or
braided sashes. Every fashionable
shade.
SILK & WOOL
HOSIERY
1.50
Silk and wool heeiery
in two-tone sports
color weaves.
All
1.65
Pute silk hose in
block, white nnd shoe
ihndes. Re-enforced
lisle gnrter tops.
3.50
Superfine silk hose in
black nnd white; nnd
shoe shades in nov nev
rlty open work und
embroidered effects.
Luxury Tax
FUR COATS CAPES AND WRAPS
Nal. Afusl(rat Coats. Formerly "$QQ New 225 00
Hudsen Seal Coats 195.00 125.00
Peny Sl(in Ceals 25,00 85.00
French Seal Ceals 265.00 185.00
Hudsen Seal Wraps AQK f)f) eri nn
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Scotch Mele Wraps ... . p QQ
Hudsen Seal Wraps 650.00
French Seal Coats 195.00
Hudsen Seal Coats jjjQ QQ
Hudsen Seal Coats 495.00
Squirrel Coats 750.00 550.00
Kuss. helmslcy Wraps 1050.00 695.00
Scotch Mele Wraps 950.00 750.00
Eastern Mink Wraps 2250.00. '.". . . 1650.00
Taupe Ca,acul Ceals 1050.00 850.00
495.00
145.00
325.00
350.00
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Crepe de chine gown
und chemises; tai
lered or lace-trimmed
models.
Crepe satin and
georgette combined
with Vnl. or filet.
Flesh, orchid, peach,
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with Georgette
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orchid, rose, navy,
black. Formerly
24.50.
Luxiu-y Tax, of fmtv cents en the dollar, en all perfumes und toilet waters
PERFUMES, TOILET ACCESSORIES AND NOVELTIES
BRONZE STATUETTES
Levely bro n z e
nudes that can be
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