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I Geerge Dobsen's Plea of Nen
Vult Accepted by Su
preme Court
NO RELATIVES PRESENT
' GterF Dobnen. who ben Iil wife te
hth with n bodpeRt nl their home In
fUnnemc.le Height. N. .1.. lnt Sop Sep
ijmbtr. nag ncntenrHt te life Imprison
mint thN inernlnj by Supreme Ceuit
Jattlte KntJienlmch in the Cuniden
Cburtheuse.
A plcn of non vult wns arecpled by
Justice Kntenbnrli en recommendation
f Proruter Wolverton, who snld I lint,
while Dobsen's rrlme was attended wllli
ttreme brutality, he believed that the
mm would be sufficiently punished by
life Imprisonment.
v Mr. Wolverton also explained that
(lie trial would be costly te Camden
Ceuntv and would probably extend
through live or six days, with the pos
sibility that the Jury might recommend
ntrcv.
Do'bfen appeared In the courtroom
with a box of canny under his arm.
Ai he slanccd about a leek of ills ills
Ippeintment spread ever his face, lie
bid expected te see his children, but
iIit were net taken te the courtroom.
JCe relative of Dobsen was present. The I
only person In the courtroom who knew
him as Walter Kcewn, his Inwyer. j
I)eben, when asked why he can led t
the candy, explained that he hail In-
' 1..1 . l. H l l.le rn., i.. ...! i
FPnOCIl HI hll- 1- " 111 OWII IM1J III1FM1I.
one of the three children le"ft mother mether
m through the slnjlng of Mr. Hob Heb
ion. Addressing Justice Kntzenbach. Mr,
Kwwn said Polwen was a sincerely re
pentant innn,. He teiieated a story of
the crime told te hlni by the prisoner.
According te It. Debion was jealous of
i former boarder in the Runnemede
IKlgnis Diingniew in which rne muiiicr
!S?,?SSl ftCrTrIVJIl,:Hr'I",!-l
1UO ion ;vi uwi ! .wtwi iui pn t;
her husband and kissed him bcfeie he
Jed te escape arrest.
Dobsen waR tracked te Canaea. nrter
the death of Sirs. Dobsen. and attested
en the farm of a brother-in-law.
Itplntlvei of Mrs. Detxnn tnlil l,n
Cimdcn police that the man has n wife
lean Insane aiylum In Delawaie. The I
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Delaware wife, "they averted, had been Kuilanchik had called en him the' day ,
driven Insane by Dobsen's cruel tieat- 'after the car whs stolen, admitted the
nt- ,,hnrt ".ml SK"'1 "nr ,0 b exposed.
Dobsen admitted that he had a wife! The man's wife joined in the plea,
I- n,l.,,n Iml ,ll,,...l ,1 I tlnu u.we MI..I hn ...Innln.l .Hint c.l.l 1
In Delaware, but declared thnt lie I
themiht she was dead when he man led
the second time.
SCHOOLBOY BADLY HURT
WHEN HIT BY MOTORCAR
West Manayunk Lad Struck While
, Playing en Read
James Rese, fourteen years old. of
Beene and DuPont streets. West Mnna
junk, was struck and seriously hurt In- i
an automobile en Levering Mill read, i
tynwoeo. mis morning, ine machine
wig driven by Miss Irene Deltrkk. 17-1.1
Fairmount avenue.. '
Xhe boy was en his wav te the Cwi-
weed school and was playing with sev-
Mil companions. It was said that the
new oey was pusucii (i rectiy in the
LJ fa"10"!?".-!9- Tf
nniing Kitiwiy. Jie susiained a trac-(0f
wiiiiiSBTBpJLn BI,njU i .,
hlne.et Al iVl ,own -Vf , lh.e
macliine, picked the bev up and took
him te the Memeriul Hospital. Mish
Ueltnck gave herself, up at the Aulmoic Aulmeic Aulmoic
pelice station and was released l
Magistrate Stillwncen te anneuc ncnin
In two weeks.
HITS DIVORCEE MARRIAGE
Paiter Says if Minister Refuses
Others Will Perform Ceremony
Complaint wus made today at the
meeting of the Lutheran MlnUtcis' As
sociation in the Central Y. M. C. A..
that when a conscientious cleigyman ic
fuses te perform the mairiagc ceicmeny
for diieued peisens, there me ether
inlnii-tcrs alums icnilv tn imlin vn, h
I leiiplew.
The complaint was made bv the Rev
Dr. D. K. Rupley, piesldent of the a--hoclatien.
in the discussion following
an address en divorce by Di . Finn
nscher. piofesser of ethics in the Lu
theran Theological Seminary, Meiiiu
Aiir,
la telllnc hew klic
iie lietic ei il hiis
Kimn in the rnitcil Stcttes. ij... Kis.h..,
rid 'L'iJi j?,iwc,, f)0 anil 11)10 time
rui ""'""" invoices in this leiinln.
HELD ON WOMAN'S CHARGE
Hirrlsburg Man Accused of Obtain
ing Meney by Fade Pretenses
After unintl.. .,.. II i.
iiarrishiir i.. n...... .u
p,j "V. V. '" " i .Hcjiiiiiii nun
' nrmedy. Mrs. i:Vii Deitr. also of Ilm--"
S' p,"Ih'l nKaliisi the man in the
,m I ,IM1?1"'1' femt teiluy. nml lul
.tar1' '!' X.S?U b"" fop '"ll- "
J?; of "biainiiiB iiiene, hj mis,, pp.--
MlH. Ilnll. t..!.l .1.-.
In. i .i, i , "" """ en lannai ')
drlnl . V , , , '"""smiijj te I'D in -
--"'. n.ir iifui inm ni-T Ul.u.n ... 111.11-
tilt ii.," "'";, ,,lu,1,, ''NK'fiil senich of
4 BURGLARS SENTENCED
Charges An3in. An . .
- - .,-....,. -(ncgea Accom
plice Ari. niVnin.J
pi1, r" t: ''".Pli Itus.Ii. I in; Xe.ui
S fert re-. ""'' Dnni"' rM,'". -;i '
five ,,.,.; rrP1, V0"' rfu''' -""t'Mi.eil In
sill.;, , "N '""".v alter tlicj ple.nle.l
...... v hi cnieriiiK th
lenil of Ki ciirei
''end urceih nml
PO.U ninl ......II
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I lain Ilne.v. ".Ml:
.m..-?.,"i ."0,,,. ""lll en the
nrNone, .i . ,",1"l'l'- ami the
,t": '' " Imil no lenii.i-imn
i.ni, . ,.thpfts '"" "tl'"is ntc new
ndcr I.Kllctnien, H,nrR.., of Z-
"S lue itehn koeiIh.
WANTS LUXURY CASH SAVED,
U' e P. Dean Says Meney Spent by ,
Women Would Build Schools
Phlln.lnl!,, ",0nrj ."",l ""' """''' '
hn Arf,IU,,r,,H 'l'B ' M-ar UM.l.l!
mffleU fV 0!l,'l,I". I'"1'-.' weiil.l In
th?i,l,.,"h.,, ,,r '"""" lwiii". hi1
less VPn lv, ',"i-,'rei. f the niv Hum
W, "' ,'' A.lel.hl,i Held (...Int.
'Itllc. .. Vi "'M' wiiu i nut mis up
"ICIl tU th.) Hull 111 i.i, mm,, I I. 1,1.
' r.Mlnnl..k w.1.1 "il.ai ,.ll
l
in i ! i ii .m
Found in Chicago
Unilerwnf il tt I'ndcrwned
MKS. K. S. (IIICATIIAM
Clethes of this wcuttliy New Yerk
widow were found In u Ceney Island
L-athltig beach locker last August,
Keul play was suspected. Mrs.
Chenllinin was well and happy, when
dl.si'etcredilu rooming house several
d.i .s age
DENIES FRAUD CHARGES
Accused Confectioner Testifies
Automobile Insurance Case
In
Chniges and cnunter-chnrges cempll-
.
'
talcd the trial today of Abraham Atlas
..'.-...ii.i'i ii. .. .i..iii. (t'i. ...-
n...fAni ...... ... 1TI1 Cn..... .. . .
cased of censpiiaey te defiaud an an-
" " " ' "
Itomelillc Insurance cunipniiy
JlB- M.I'hrr.en heard
the cmc.
which began Friday. Ining Kuilim
chlk and Raymond Arneld, who had
pleaded guilty te the theft of the nil',
testified Atlns had piemNed them SI 00
of the insurance money he hoped te iel-
ilcct.
Atlns en the witness slimd today
Atlas sweie, and he lelentcd. Atlas said
he had given easlve nnswers te In-!
suiancB adiustcis se ns te save Kur- ,
tnnnhlb 'I'l.e .lC.ln ... ,le,.l . e.l ..,! '
oath h believed the cas.e against IiIiji
had been "finnicd up."
FIRM LACKED OFFICERS
Receiver Named te Run Affairs
Until Head Leaves Hospital
As Jehn J. Tuinev, i)ieidcnl of the
Tuiney Tinnsjiortiitlen Company. .!0S
Chestnut
stieet. Is In a liei;)itn-l. It w,i
ncccnarv today te appoint a ipceiver
for the cempaiiv. although If assets aie
.V40U.U0O and iis liabilities enlv .S'jd.-
e00
jj,., 'j'utiic.v was taken ill Febiunn
, As ether etlicci- of the empnu
l,Csgneil Jaimniy 20 te enter busluc.
tliemeUc. no .7e was left In iha.ge
,l0 tnipointleii.
' Judge Thompson iinmed Wlnlfied W.
, Va iVn,!. nil attemcy, iceher uni.l
1st,. t.i.i ,.
Ml Jmm "(0M,.-
ROBBER GETS FIVE YEARS
Held-up Man Is Sentenced by Judge
Rogers
Judge Rogeis tndav sentenced Ilarij
Jehnsen. 1MI Ninth J'lcienth slicet",
te live yeais in the County Pilon fet
tebbeiy .
Jehiisiiii held up Un.MiKind Moeie. of
2t!."il llolhieok ini'inu'. at 8nentielli
Mliet nnd ltiilsl aeniie. February 7.
A pair of gloves and '?.W ueie taken
fliuii .Moeie.
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THE PHILADELPHIA
ART GALLERIES
1 13
S. E. Cor. 15lh and Chestnut Sts., Phila.
REED H. WALMER, Auctioneer
Expert General Apptaiteri
THE IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
WILL CONTINUE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK
THE LARGEST AND MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
Oriental Rugs and Carpets
EVER OFFERED AT
i. n s-i m i:-i m:i i.vt IN.;
i mi. i m
JOHN B. DONCHIAN
nu fui i i:i rinv f ni "I i"i:nr:i) t.s 1.101 ii'iihn nr mi; ai t
.... pip.m up neNfiiiw a i )Mr. mi; sai.i iii:imi i dmh-i h:i, n
sjiMlMMMI I'AIHM.Il !' 'I HAT KIIIM ND Willi '11(11 CONSIGN r ul' I
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
ni' m n nr'.K vm) mi: entiiK i:.i.cutiiii
til I 1 1 ''3 I.M'VI I. nl" .IIHIN II IIO.NC'IIIAS I)i:.'i:.hl i
M. G. HOLSTEIN, Atty.
NOW ON EXHIBITION-CATALOG MAILED UPON REQUEST
MiTi: Tiiiim: m: in- this sai.i: ;iu:at ma.nv
ntiqi t: imi:'i:.n siih 11 wii.i. aim-cai, te hoi..
I,Ki"Ml:S AND c'bNNOISSlX'ltS AND HI'IX'IAI.
ATI'I'.NTIH.N IS C.M.I.ni) TO Till: 1'NUSL'Al.l.V
LAIKJIi BIZVU. SILK AND "WOer, ItUOS.
'
SAYS rllTTEN WINS
PROXYWIAJORITY
Stock Owner Se Announces as
6 Per Cent Dividend Prom Prem
ise Is Reiterated
BIG ' EARNINGS FORECAST
Innugh proxies te nssura control of
the Philadelphia Ilanld Transit Com
pany by the Mitten forces have already
been received, necnrdlng te n "tntcment
matle tedav by a prominent Mock Meck
holder of the company.
The announcement wus made colncl celncl
dentally with n declaration by Themas
ii. Mitten, president of the company,
that P. H. T. would puy a 0 per cent
dividend this jenr.
In this report. Issued te the ftock fteck ftock
helders. Sfr. Mltlen reiterated his pro pre pro
pesnl of sharing profits with Mm men
after they had effected furtner econo
mies and it per icnt dividend had been
paid.
An Intimation Hint he will icslgn
from direction of the company If this
proposal Is net nccepted bv stockholders
Is nNe jtitcn In Mr. Mitten's report. He
says specifically (Imt his ngreejncnt with
the cempnnv. which expires March 81.
will be continued If stockholders nsspnt
te his plnn.
..The rcpeit tevlews achievements of
uie .mi lien inniiiigcment since It tee
IlOllI Of P. II. T. In Hill nn.l e!f
I I l '
:es ,.
figures and facts te show that it lias ,
," " ', , l" nu" mm ii una
lieen cMicinely beneficial te the cem-!nm
'' " i"i'ii'.'i'i niiKC,
The romniunlcallen Is se teeming wllh
rncts Hint there Is no loom for fancy
phraseology.
The Income nccntml n! llii enmnnnv.
as well ns a communication from W. C.
n,"J i-li... 1II.UII infill .l.'.lllllUUI llllin 1111 1.11 Hll.llll -n null I IUI. I
. unbar, vice nicsldcnt In chnrite nfifn.i tlie nmillllen of the rnndbeil nml
"'aiiec
ii.. ..' r.in .in. ..mn...A.r ., i. ... . ..
i fnn.
the net Income of P. R. T.
9l,wi,,JJ)2. while tn 1010. under etliert
' ' 1 .' " "n "IIWIIIV ,l 1 . b. , UN
mnnaizeincut. there n tiehr.ii r
I S1.22U.-::.-.. In 1021 only 2.r.- per cent '
of operating ic.cnuc was required for
nccitient cemis ns against li.21 per cent
in 1010. Fired charges new represent
but 2.'.2" per rent of operating revenue,
while -10.27 per cent was iciiulrcd hi
Net earnings of S.'l.OOO.OOO for 1022
were predicted In the report
I lie feiecasl of earnings Is contained
Duntar """" '" " " '
Ai-cerillne te Mr niii.imi. n ..nr
",0Q ""?,, 7 ' , mi n'f . ml Z;
ffirs eft after Z inlli t
""al " IC,F. 1llCr. P "R Bli OpCratlnf
en
Derating I
charges nnd tnxe.s. and !
a ti per cent
,., l' ,V ,L . . """V .i" . ""...r.1":
dividend te Its stock-
"""'" ' l. IU'l'IKII l UV HUH SUlll
in iinum-e -it.-iuiiiuri's iui uuiiermeius i
and lniiiievenients. because, as Mr.
IVuiibnr puts It. "there Is no ether
source from which te draw."
Anether feature of the tepert is the
cKplnnatien made of the mucli-crltlcized
"surplus." This i listed in tlie bill j
mice sheet as totaling .".7-JS.OS0.84.
' Iiiit In Mr. Dunbar s sunimaiy of eeen-
emies nnd achievements it is pointed out
thnt this covers the years from 101 1 te
1IC1 nnd Hint t tic amount ' lia.s liccn
spent for ImpievementH nnd the equities
produced by till" evncndltuie hac been
prc&civcd te 1. R. T. stocUheldcis." i
They Say It WJth Fleur
The Fleur Club of Philadelphia will
i...'!. lJt.J"
casleii will be the fourth nnuual ilinner
nt the Rellevtli'-Stl afford. (Seeige
Dallas Dixen, vice president of the
lViin-vlumin Railmad. nnd Walter
Voelmiin, piesldent et the Commercial
Fxchnnge, of ew Yolk, will speak.
NfcW ANKI.K AMI AKCII
M'PrOIITKH
('niifOM and fltirtiRthrn turn1!!
.lcf. we.il;, tiled. b"ir..n e i
t feet. lalkis fallen nrrlitM
niiiiunl iMililiin. S i
lifnrlniveen in i
jail capi l."llp r-
imincilt.iteK nil sti in
Mid Hche u te ifie lilp N'u inptu'
I li,lit we .(III, tuuifeinlile In am
nine siierini fieice te nrtiei rei i
tuerv inet r nuilltlun. Dec.cn
"IC'sri-Hi.1 it. I'HI
ii. .. i.i.nn in. -rfCT r
l l "-. linn r.
riione .syiuie :imn
ytmmSUPEfiB VACUUM
it I I II
'1900' CATARACT
finance. Incorporated Iu i'ie tepert efn, ceurte"v of the empleyes, the cei-v- i
tne president, sliowscen-tnnt guln under fCc is worth the present fare and mere. '
'iU'i1 miiiia'i'iiicnt. It s shown that ,1
JBB. ml
AuL. It 'iSWlakv
j . i i
r vi
-fi?' r
They Say "It's Much Easier te Use"
WHY? Because theie is nu mech
anis.ni en, the iiiaiilc te tangle or pound
the clothes and no heavy cylinder le
lift out te clean.
tiih iMtfntiMi I'.'uu- iKicm.i: (i.scn.i.v-
TlOX mnl.es tlicke mincces? n . , i!.
ilethi's ate Kpjh in ceiistiint 11101 en, wali.
leir tlicm mete thoieuBlilj. imlil.ei. and
nf ceiire. easlei
liliiiiiniiil 0H90 fur Inimeillale nrrw
liunklel. Verj fiinj lmjiurntx.
SONS, 1304 Diamond St.
.PUBLIC SALE
mi ittr. i:hi aii: nt tiii: t m
ir. nv
IV 'IIIIJ
nu
mi)j
Wcglcin Leyal te P. R, T.
Even in Sunny Flerida
Richard Wcgleln, president of
Council, stepped In the midst of
hl vacation at Ht. I.uclc, Fin., te
express an appteclatlen of the 1'.
R. T. The tribute was in the form
of a communication te Themas E,
Mitten, president of the company,
Mr. WVglcln wrete:
"The mere I fcce of ether car lines
the better I like Pblladclpbla'a sys
tem." Tills messagefwas en a postcard,
bearing a picture e! n mule-drawn
car at Palm Dcach, Fin.
RAPID TRANSIT ENGINEER
DEFENDS CARFARE RATE
R. H. Horten Testifies Charges In
This City Are Justified
Street car sprvlre In this city is
worth the present rale of fare which
could be "considerably higher without
being unreasonable," R. II. Horten,
traffic engineer for the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company, testified to
day before Public Service Commissioner
Clement at valuation piecerdlngs in
City Hnll.
Mr. Horten snld the value of the
service could he judged by comparing
it with the hcrvlre and rates of fare in
ether cities. The basic fare In Holen.
he said, wns cents: in Cleveland, 0
cents ; Detroit. 5 cents' and one cent for
transfer: t Iitcnge suriace lines, 8
f j(mj
cnts: elevated lines, in cents; St.
. 1,0111s, I I'CHItt; lliinu- n., r, trills,
Pittsburgh 10 centH or three tickets
s, i cenis; unnsn u.v, n cents,
fnr Vi cents.
Mr. Horten testified thnt considering
ilie routine accommodations here, tlw
speed of the service, the frequency of
cars, Willi S.U rnrs epernicn en encll
... n ,. .. , .. ' .i
mile of tracK : Hie cleanliness anil mm.
--- .
mTwlCharge ACCOUIlt invitedrnlrVIail Orders rilled! "JI
Illustrated Fashion Felder Sent en Request
awsei&BiMailY
1215 Chestnut Street 1
FURS HALF PRICE
And in some instances mere than Half Off.
J Tomorrow Tuesday Evening-. February
28th, is our Annual stock-taking' time.
J Further drastic reductions have been
made for tomorrow's selling' se as te
make our stock-taking- task easier.
. Cf This means great losses te us. but we
must reduce our stocks' before Tuesday."
'Jit is a far easier task te count money
than merchandise.
J Come early in the day. Yeu will net be
disappointed. The savings arc enormous;.
The values beyond comparison.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY NOW
FOR NEXT SEASON'S NEEDS
A Small nepelt Hill Ilrsene Tour I'urelinse In Our stencse Vult
Cnlll et Tnll. rnrment te lie Continue,! Menthlr
Through the Sprln; mill sunim(.r.
ZAU coats are ' length.
3 Marmet Coats.. 100.00
9 Russian Peny Coats 100.00
7 Leepard Cat, Seal Trimmed . 1 40.00
8 French Seal Coats 1 50.00
4 Russian Peny, Opes. Trim'd 180.00
9 Natural Muskrat Coats 195.00
5 Marmet, Raccoon Trimmed . 195 00
6 French Seal, Skunk Trim'd. 195.00
4 French Seal, Squirrel Trim'd 250.00
2 Taupe Nutria Coats 290.00
4 Moleskin Wraps i50.00
5 Natural Raccoon Coats .... 400.00
5 Hudsen Seal Coats 450.00
5 Hudsen Seal, Skunk Trim'd . 490.00
8 Hudsen Seal, Beaver Trim'd 490.00
6 Hud. Seal, Squirrel Trim'd. .
4 Hudsen Seal Wrapsv
7 Natural Squirrel Coats
2 Black Caracul, Skunk Trim'd
2 Natural Squirrel Wraps ....
2 Alaska Seal Coats
1 Taupe Caracul Cape
1 Ermine Wrap
1 Broadtail Wrap
2 Natural Mink Coats
1 Natural Mink Wrap
Extra Size Coats and Wraps Frem 46 te 54 Bust
tHuiiieu !enl it tljjrrl muikrat. French Seal (t rived cowry i
Fur Neckpieces at HALF PRICE
Jap Mink Chokers
Natural Squirrel Chokers
Natural Mink Chokers
Stene Marten Chokers
French Seal Steles
Blended Sable Chokers
Natural Baum Marten Chokers. 70.00
Cress Fex Scarfs 70.00
Hudsen Bay Sable Chokers 00.00
Dyed Blue Fex Scarfs 00.00
Platinum Grey Fex Scarfs 00.00
This is but a partial
is reduced te one-half
IIWJI'HU
Purchasing Agents'
ASK EARLY HEARING
IN UHLSNI SUIT
Cehigh and Wilkes-Barre Stock
holders Want Pretest Against
Syndicate Decided
VALUE OF BIDS QUESTIONED
The Central Railroad of New .1erW
today petitioned the T'nited States Dis
trict Court te fix a day for hearing Its
petition for the dismissal of the pretests
of the Continental Insurance Company
and the Fldellty-Phcnlx Fire Insurance
Company of New Yerk.
Tim nrntfuu worn made nnnlnst the
sale of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Uarre
Ceal Company stock te the Reynolds
Syndicate of New i'eik bertig confirmed,
tinned. . , , '
The Reynolds Syndicate bid ?J'-'.-'
Rnn.OSO for the stock, which was of
fered under a decree of the District
Court for the dissolution of the Rending
Company, nnd its allied corporations. '
The Franklin Securities Corporation, of
this city, put In n bid of $1.1)20.141.
AVhlle the Reynolds offer was higher, j
the lnsurnnce companies, which own
stock of the .lerscy Central, declnicd the
hid of the Franklin corporation im
pliedly provided for the payment of
Interest en deferred iinyments, and that
In i en science the 1-ianklin bid was nt
hast SL'.OOO.OOO mere than that of the
Reynolds gieup.
Contentions of the insurance com- I
panics, counsel declares, in an nnsttcr
filed for the Jersey Central, nic con
tradicted by the offer of the Franklin I
Corpeartlon. Conditions of the Frank
lin offer were that its bid was subject
.1.- - - ..e i. i i .t .
l" "" rreiiin;.-i in inn imniiii'c iieei
i me ceai company ns ni .itny ;u.
'. ... .wm. w. ,.., tu . .Fill,
1021. ndeeuntc reserves for tnxps
factor which was net dealt with In t'ie
balnme sheet, nnd nny changes in the
.
aa.A. .
Wraps are full lengthZ
. Formerly New
44.50
49.50
69.50
74.50
89.50
94.50
97.50
97.50
125.00
145.00
175.00
195.00
225.00
245.00
245.00
245.00
275.00
295.00
275.00
395.00
445.00
445.00
595.00
595.00
745.00
995.00
400.00
fiOO.OO
hOO 00
550.00
800.00
000,00
000.00
1200.00
1 200.00
1 500.00
2000.00
Fnrmcrbi
1 3.00
15.00
25.00
30.00
40.00
50 00
Xoi'
6.50
7.50
12.50
15.00
19.50
24.50
34.50
34.50
44.50
44.50
44.50
list. Our entire stock
former selling prices.
Orders Accepted IliriKWipll
company' condition between July 31
and the date of the offer were te be
subject te negotiation and ngrrcincnt
between im." The consideration the
Franklin Corporation was te pay. It Ik
contended, was open and Indefinite, nnd
uut i.'ompfirneie witn tlie llgurcs ei mu
. ' .. .i..i
iv.- ikiki.s group,
The averment of the insurance com-1 o'clock this morning attracted the at
inles that the offer et the Frunklln tentlen of the conductor and inoterman
panl
corporation obligated the bidder te pay
Interest en deferred payments Is con -
tradldted bv the fact, counsel contends,
thnt the offer did net mention Interest
or fix n rate upon deferred Installments
of 80 per cent of the puiehusc money.
Vtlictlicr It is n fact tliat member T, . . ti, vn, -Mfi-.
of the Reynolds Syndicate nre directly' '',""' To,in"en' ,rinl,V.1 t n....
nr iiiillrpcilv liitei edfril lii Hie TiTxer I Sn"f stiect, was setitcii'-ed te time
Cen ralnn'd " 'heXre "inellglbt-e venrs in the y.,.
purchase coal company stock Is n mnl- ".K"B 'n f'V ,.C"U't hkn f I-VIm , '
tcr solely for the Court and the De-1 also colored, with a penknife Icbiu-
partment of Justice, it Is contended."1'.' JW-
aslfcrn
Fer SpringWeddings
Silver Flatware -
Knives -fvrJts - Spoe?ja
A representative selection of patterns, cased in
MaheariK ef four end 'one half dozen up te twenfcy dozen
also complete stock of serving pieces
CM
After March 1st
Moter Cars
The car of the ten proven units
MACKIN MOTORS, Inc. Present Address 834 North Bread St.
Trust your Architect
FORTUNATE is the home builder whose archi.
tcct insists upon the best.
It is far better economy te leave one or two
rooms te be finished off next year, if necessary,
than te finish the whole house new and substi
tute inferior materials in any part.
Your architect knows this. If you fellow his
advice feu will purchase the kind of heating
equipment which w ill last as long as the house,
and will pay for itself in the fuel it saves.
WEAL Btiltn and AMERICAS Radiafnftrtnn healintnui
115 N, Bread St. Philadelphia, Pa.
r"" naa
Last week! Save 30 te 50
Linde Furniture Sale
In response te urgent requests, we will keep Sale
prices in effect te the end of this week. Next
Monday morning the Sale tags come oft and prices
positively go back te normal. But for the whole
week assortments and values will be as great as at
any time during the month. Ne ether Sale can offer
such opportunities. Carload after cai'ead of new
Furniture for cvety room purchased 30 te 50 per cent
below market worth.
Please bear in mind that this is nut chcapli
put together Furniture, gathered up wherever
possible simply te swell sale slevhs at eatch-pennif
prices. It is the regular, standard IAnde qualiti),
the only land we stand behind the year round. II
comes from our regular makers, the very best
Furniture Builders in America, which is equiva
lent te saying the best in the world.
Many suits and single
pieces at half and less
The prime requisite of every suit and every
single piece in this or any ether Linde Sale is posi
tively the very highest grade of materials and work
manship possible te obtain for the money. All ether
conditions arc secondary. The goods MUST be riln
Consequently they ARE right.
Comparison will prove our prices 20 te IU
per cent below alt competitors. II V can de it be
cause of our ShtOjOOO-a-year location and ex
pense saving. Assortments are held intact. Yc
guarantee a wide range, in choice as well as cost.
Den t buy until you sec hew well we can please
you and hew much we can save you.
Open Evenings Monday and Friday Till 10
HENRY LINDE
23rd Street, Columbia and Ridge Avenues
FIRE IN LUMBER OFFfCE
Trelley Car Men Discover Blaze at
William Lloyd & Sens
Flames In the office of the lumber
yaril el Wlllinm jievu cc nens, j-wen- i
: i ... ,. t, . t,
itv-nlntn street ami iiiuge nvciiuc, iu .
' of n trolley car.
1 They turned in an
alarm and firemen
confined the flames te the office.
dnmage Is estimated at yJIKt.
Jailed for Slashing Weman
Man Leaving Moen Display
Reems
"Helle Geerge! Come
te help Moen move, tee?
Yeu knew they're moving te
larger quarters at 855 North
Bread. That is some of
their cars are being moved
there. One's being moved te
my garage. Mighty geed
move en my part -eh?"
Open Cars . . .$1785
Closed Cars . . . $2785
855 North Bread Street
Miles and Miles
Ahead!
PERRY'S values are mile
ahead of anything offered
in ether geed stores. Yeu
can easily verify this fact
by a little footwork,
i' k u rt v s
SUITS AND OVER
COATS of excellent qual
ity selling for a fraction of
their previous prices. $28,
$33 te $43.
I'ciinv s
Te piece out an old suit and
make it leek like new a
pair of separate trousers.
Fine suiting patterns and
plain colors. Reduced te
$3.75, $5, $6.
I' K It K V S
EVENING CLOTHES of
distinction that fit perfectly.
Exquisitely trimmed and
finished and extremely low
priced. $43. $48.
TOPCOATS
THE most won
der f u I Spring
Overcoats you
ever saw arc here!
Handsome tweeds,
herringbones, per
fectly matched
everplaids. Raglan
or regulation
shoulders. Splen
did values.
Mere distinctive
styles than can be
found in any place
in Philadelphia bar
none.
Perry & Ce. '". ,:
16th and Chestnut " "" "'
SUPER - VALUES
n Clethes for Men
FINE FRAMING
Etchings Prints
Water Celers Paintings
THE ROSENBAU GALLERIES
ISiO Wnlnut Street
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Avoid Contagion
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25c a Bettle
LLEWELLYN'S
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1518 Chestnut Street
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Dr. Wernet's
Powder
KEEPS THEM TIGHT
Relieves sere gums, sweeten
the breath. A white powder. At
best Drug or Department Stores,
30c, 60c., $1.00 or write direct te
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