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Cars Barred Frem Ventner
Loep by Police as Ten-Year
Contract Expires
TRACKS CLOSELY GUARDED
Snfiat nttpiteh te Evening PuMle LtSgrr
Atlantic City, March 1. Ne trolley
cars are operating around the Portland
avenue loop at Ventner City this morn
ing. As n cut-off for the traction line
en short runs, the spur no longer cxIUh.
Burly policemen, fully equipped for ac
tion, and members of the American Le Le
geon nre en guard.
Taking no ehance en a legni snarl,
with eventual defeat for the city as a
atreng possibility eheuld n single car
PASS around th Innn nflpr Inst mlil.
night, when the ten-year contract be
tween the city and the Atlantic City
anu Shere Hnllread expires. Mayer
Brchman shortly before midnight sent
out n uctnenment of five policemen In
command of Police Chief Frlngn.
Stationing themselves at the loop
entrance, Chief Frings ane ills men
au-nitcd the approach of the first car.
In he meantime a joint smoker of the
James Harvey PeBt. of the American
Legien, and the Ventner City Heard of
Trade broke up and the entire double
membership r.aiched te the scene.
First Car Stepped
At 12:12 A. M. the trolley came in
sight. 1 1 skidded te a step at the en
Jjanee of the loop and Conductor
llalph Dennpr hopped out while Motor Metor Moter
man Jehn Wnzell remained at the con
troller. Denner Mopped te threw the
switch.
''Just a minute, son," interrupted
Chief Frings, stejjptng te IiIh nlde.
"Don't threw that switch. Your leaxe
has expired en this loop. You've get
no right te come off the main line. Let
that switch alone."
"Don't talk te me. I've get noth
ing te de with It. There' the boss,"
replied Denner, pointing te a husky in
dividual Inside the car, who turned out
te be Chris Cox, chief dispatcher for
the traction lines.
The management apparently had an
ticipated some difficulties, for It U only
en rare occasions that Cox takes the
midnight run. Usually he gees off duty
early in the afternoon, and leaves the
operation te a night dispatcher and
Jehn Russell, a street in&pecter, who
keep the traffic moving.
Cox left the car and came te the
switch. He took in the situation at a
glance, and then ordered. "(!e en
nreund, anyhow." The switch wns
thrown quickly and the car started,
but Commander E. Bertram Wright, of
the Harvey Pest, and Captain Carl M.
Veelker, both overseas veterans, stepped
Inte .the centre of the right of way be
tween the rails. The car bore down en
them, but they steed their ground.
The rest of the legionaries and a
crowd of fully n hundred determined
men then jammed around. Thw motor meter
man hastily backed up his car te the
main line.
Legionaries Give Assistance
There was a free exchange of com
ment, mere or less blistering, but nNe
entirely sincere in it characteiizatien.
This lasted for fully five minutes. The
trolley men found the air distinctly
hostile and finally proceeded down te
the Savannah avenue loop. The npxt
trolley came along about ten minutes
later and hesitated Ht the switch. The
crew looked ever the ever-growing
throng of citizens and followed in tlic
trail of the first car toward Savannah
avenue.
About 1 o'clock, while the crowd
still was large, some of the Iegienalres
ecureil some picks and shovels nnd
started U1 dig around the rails. Chief
Frings called an Immediate conference
and after a parley of several minutes
they accepted his Ruggestlen and de
sisted. In eder te make things mere
seeure for the night. County Freeholder
Freeman Parker, one of the members of
the Beard of Trade, parked his auto
mobile acreKs the entrance of the loop
and several ether taxpayers followed
suit. Chief FrlngH stationed three men
te remain en duty throughout the niclit
with orders te step all trolleys that
endeavored te come into the loop. Ne
ither cars tried te come through the
switch.
The coup of the citizens wns carried
out en a carefully arranged plan that
was kept secret. Mayer Brehman had
been one of the participants in the dual
celebration of the cterans und the
Beard of Trade.
The trolley company Is controlled by
II. Silverman & Ce., who have offices
in the Lund Title and Trust Building.
"Trilby, the Fat Lady" Dies
Chicago, March 1. (By A. P.)
Mrs. Geerge A. Kenna, known In cir
cus sideshows for years ns "Trilby, the
fat lady," died here yesterday. She
weighed 400 pounds when she died,
nnd while with the circus ber,weight
Is said te have exceeded this by mere
than 100 pounds. A casket one yard
wide and six feet three Inches long Is
being constructed for the body.
Uncommon Sense
By JOHN BLAKE
AS
MAN known te the writer come te
cw lerk with ti pecKct tun vi
references from men prominent in a
Western town.
lie t rvM'ntiil nil of them te pros-
i pe'tlve employers nnd get no Jeb.
At last Iio found n plnce ht ceuia gei
i;i; lit- i-wuiu ,,'-
It was a small
without n reference.
one, but he toel: It.
After that his work was his reference
nnd such a valuable one thnt he Is new
the head of one of the biggest business
institutions in the country. i
A REFERENCE Is merely an Intro- ,
ductlen. Men who nre looking for
empleyes of certnln specific sorts pay
little nttentlen te them.
Unless the writer of the reference Is
In a position virtually te order the em
ployment of the bearer, they are of
little use.
The beat refereiice In the beginning Is
I the appearance and manner of the ap-
, plicant.
I After thnt the only reference nf nny
wurth at ull is the way in which he
I does his work.
, If you nre hunting a job leek as If
I you hnd had a job before, and earned
money at it.
Nobody will pay much attention te
you If your appearance suggests that
you have had nothing te de for six
months or se. Business men are cyn
ical. They suspect thnt a man must
have been out et u job because he hns
been incompetent, and they pass him by.
TALK convincingly nbeut what you
have done and whnt'yeu can de.
Don't beast, but be sure.
Deu't grovel. Don't act as If you
would burst Inte tears if you don't get
the Jeb.
And keep hunting. There arc jeba te
be found, even In times et business de
pression, Seme of them will Involve the
wearing et overalls and the soiling of
year bands, bat they will erne for a
Husband Decided Ha Faced a "Grave
Situation"
New Yerk, March 1. The chart
that his young wife met an aUeftdl
affinity in a cemetery Is contained In
the complaint filed in Orange County
by Stephen Mackey, fifty, In suit for
divorce from Mrs. ( Bertha Mackey,
twenty-eight, of Marlborough.
Remarking en the unusual character
et the alleged trysting place, Mackey,
through counsel, said that when the
report of the occurrences reached him
he decided a "grave situation'! bad
arisen, nnd he must take action. The
cemetery was selected for the tryst, It
was suggested, "because all the wit
nesses wcre dead."
fpu. Mflnlrnv ifenlA.I tlin MinrtfM Ami
was allowed $150 counsel fee pending
trial.
DWELLING TAX EXEMPTION
ACT DECLARED INVALID
New Jersey Supreme Court Plnda
Classification Unconstitutional
Trenten. March 1. (By A. P.)
The live-year tar exemption act of 1020
exempting dwellings constructed between
October, 1020, and October, 1022, from
taxation, was dccla-ed unconstitutional
by the Supreme Court today.
The Court held that "this classifica
tion of property constructed between
certain periods is arbitrary and amounts
te special legislation in violation of the
constitutional prohibition."
The opinion directed the Essex
County Beard of Taxation te add te the
rntables all property which had been
exempted from taxation under the 1020
law.
GIRL BANDIT FIGHTS POLICE
Cevers Man Companion's Escape
After Helding Up Stere
Syracuse, X. Y., March 1. (By A.
P.) A girl bandit, armed with a re
peating rifle nnd a heavy revolver, and
accompanied by a man equally well
armed, raided a store In Comillus last
night, doubled back Inte the city nnd
In the residential section engaged In a
running gun battle with the police
which ended in the arrest of the girl
and the escape of her comrade.
The girl under nrrest Is Myrtle Bates,
twenty-two years old. According te
the story of Ernest Menica, taxi driver,
the girl and the man entered his car In
the center of Syrncusciand ordered him
te drive te Cnmillus. They drove up
te a store, where the man entered with
the girl still covering the driver. Ben
jnmln Hart, grocer, of Camillus, re
fused te put uphls hands nnd was shot.
Then the two ordered their driver te
come back te Syracuse. In the West
End they were trapped by seven patrol
men who had been notified by telephone.
Firing her rifle and hoc gun ns the
taxi speeded along sleeping .streets in a
race with the police machine, the girl
covered her comrade's escape.
STURZO PEEVED PI CESARO
Priest's Influence- Caused Italian
Cabinet Member te Resign
Reme, March 1. (By A. P.)
Resignation of Giovanni Colonna di
Ccsare "as Minister of Pests yesterday
came after several of the Catholic
Ministers had repeatedly left the Cab
inet Council te consult Lulgl Sturze In
regard te the selection of the Under
Secretaries. (Luigl Sturze, a Sicilian
priest, is Secretary General of the
Catholic Party.) Di Cesare, In reply
ing te Premier Pacta's request that
he reconsider, explained thut he con
sidered it undignified te belong, te a
Cabinet under the control of Sturze.
Parts. March 1. (By A. P.) For
eign Minister Schanzer, of Italy, In
formed Premier Pelnca'rc yesterday
that lie would be ready te return te j
i'uns uii .'uiii'ii iu ur aM iu iiti-vt inu
British Foreign Secretary, Marquis
Curzon, nnd M. Pelncarc for u dis
cussion of the Turco-Greek question
and also the results of the Boulogne
conference.
WON'T BE FIFTH HUSBAND
Business Associate of Mrs. Walker
Expresses Surprlee at Repert
Boslen. Mnrch 1. (By A. P.)
Elwood B. Wuugh Inst night denied he
was te be a party te the fifth matri
monial venture of Mrs. Florence Ethel
Walker, his business associate. Mrs.
Walker en Monday applied te the Mar
riage License Buieau ut the City Hall
for a license te wed him.
Wuugh asserted their relations were
purely platenlc and that his lirst inti- !
motion or tne approaching marriage
came te him In the newspapers.
ISLANdIbOUGHT FOR GULLS
Maine Society Seeks te Preserve
Bird Life Along Coast
Portland, Me., March 1. The Cum
berland County Audubon Beclety, In
corporated yesterday for the purpose of
preserving bird life, has purchased
Western Egg Reck, an island of twenty
acres in Breed Buy, where It will breed
sea gulls and ether birds native te this
coast.
Your Best Rcfererce
After you get ene build up thnt refer
ence of yours by the right kind of
thoughtful work.
What you de will spenk for you far
better than what your friends say about
you. The employer hns sufficient van-
Ity te prefer his own opinion te that
. .
tef ft.1'" ncnl
We. de net decrv the value of letters
of Introduction. But we urge readers
net te rely en them tee much. Yeu
can get a Jeb for yourself far better
than any one can get it for you. And
no one en earth can, by a letter, help
you te held it.
Cevurfght. 103!
EUROPEAN TOURS, 1922
nnd 'Rnnnf. the Wnrlrl 9fi 1 1W Cnnt Gfh
European Departures
MayJune July,
tures.
Sema special ft-
ObcTimmtrfte
British ItUi
French Chitcaex
Battlefields
Italian Lakes
Tne Ririera
Automeblls Tour via Alpine Alpine
Ileute, An All-Swlcs Tuur,
Jura
ElfTen Attractive Tenre, certruu ull
parte et Europe at tewnt ritUn
$850 and Up
Meat comprehensive program.
Write or iue Roet.Ut
WHITE OB PHONE FOB DOOKJ.ET '(DESIGNATING TODB)
GILLESPIE. KINPORTS & BEARD
Phenet Walnut 4243 11 IS WALNUT ST.
PRE
IN N. Y. CALLED OFF
Men Returns Werk Pending
Agreement te Review Ar
bitration Award
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
By the Associated Press
New Yerk, March 1. The contro
versy between the publishers of the
dally newspapers of New Yerk City
and the web pressmen's union ever
the arbitration award of Federal Judge
Manten was ended today, Den C. Belts,
manager of the New erk World, an
nounced after a publishers' meeting
this morning.
All afternoon papers, which emitted
their first editions, nppearcd in full size
at 11 A, M. Morning papers had ap
peared In abbreviated form, with most
of the advertising and special features
emitted.
The difficulty was terminated when
the pressmen's union transmitted a let
ter te the publishers announcing the
union hnd voted te abide by the decision
of Judge Man(en, nnd return te work,
but would request the publishers te
grant n conference within the next few
days te discuss modification of some of
the terms of the award.
Tnc publishers accepted tne press
men's proposal te return te work, and
agreed te meet a union committee Fri
day. Although the union had voted at 2 :U0
this morning te return te work, pub
lishers of afternoon papers, under an
agreement, did net permit them te go
back te the press rooms until 11 o'clock.
Early editions were emitted.
Harry Wurtz. vice president of the
pressmen's local, said a committee of
twelve, headed by Andrew R. Arm
strong, had been appointed te confer
with the publishers en modification of
the award. He declined te say defi
nitely what modifications would be
sought.
Abolition of the .six-hour shift, ns
provided by the nward, would mean
throwing of 600 of the union's 1800
members out of work, t)c declared, ns
there wan net enough work te afford the
entire membership eight hours of em
ployment. ,
The publishers, te meet this con cen
ngency, which was declared te be "net
certain," offered te pay all men se
tJ rewn out of work, full wages for four
weeks, and half wages for an addi
tional four weeks if they fulled te find
jabs In the meunwhlle.
"It was by the union's Insistence
that one man, rather than a beard of
three, was selected te conduct the ar
bitration," the publishers say in u
statement issued today, "and we ex
pect the union te abide by the result.
"Wc will net consent te make a
farce of arbitration by changing that
declslun before its effect has been
tried."
FREED AND REARRESTED
Twe Men, Accused of Complicity In
Murder, Held In Ball
Easteii, Pa., March 1. (By A. P.)
Jehn and Dnvld Sobe, Syrians, re
siding In this city, who were held in the
Newton, Sussex County, N. J., juil
en charges of murder, were released
last night and immediately returned te
this city. The New Jersey authorities
demanded cash bail of $25,000 for each.
Arriving here they were placed under
arrest, ciiargcu witu conspiracy and
each furnished ball in the sum of $8000.
The men nre held in connection with
the murder and silk robbery at Cat
Swnmp, N. J., June 14 last. Twe men
hnve already been found guilty of mur
der In the first degree iu connection
wjttt tM0 rase
$100,000 Fire In Cambridge, Mass.
fnmliMlilnA lnrii Mnank t T.tr
V.UI1U. iurit, I'inat., ..lull II i. L'lIUj
that threatened the business section of i
Hnrvard and Brattle squares early to
day caused damage estimated at mere
than 100,000. Twe firemen were In
jured. The blaze started Iu the Boyl Beyl Boyl
sten block at the corner of Boylston
and Brattle streets, and was confined
te thnt building, although sparks car
ried by a high wind beveral times men
aced ndjecent structures.
Cerns?
Blue jay
te your druggist
Stepi Pain Instantly
The simplest wav te end a corn is
Blue-jay, A touch steps the pain in
stantly. Then the corn loosens and
comes out. Made in two forms a
colorless, clear liquid (one drop does
it!) and in extra thin plasters, Use
whichever form you prefer, plasters
or the liquid the action is the same.
Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed
laboratory. Sold by all druggists.
Prta; Writt H&vtrSi Black. Chitage.Dtpl.15S
for valuable book, "Correot Care of the t'ett,"
If VtlUt MvJl 1QJu Uvlfle will
Flerida
Conducted Tour, March i 3 vrwfce.
California Tour
March 14, 43 days. New Orleans.
Apache Trail, Southern California and
Urand Canyon.
Bermuda and West Indies
Tours and Cruises
KVEUY WEEK
Pacific Coast and Alaska
and National Parks
Summer Tours
30 te TO days. Lewest ratea. Par
Ilea new forming for July asd Aueuat.
ACCUSED uNDEh DRY ACT
Farmer U. 8. Marahal Arretted far
Alleged Offer ta rlbe Offlelal
FMt. Aatber, N. J.. March 1.
(By A. P.) Albert Bellschweller. for-
sstr United States Marshal and former
Ml
ajrer of this city.
was under arrest
today charged with
violation of the
Velstead aeL
He la alleged te kave offered a bribe
te a customs official la an effort te
hare Hener landed frea the ateamar
Harbinger, which was seised by Fed
eral eaciais wnen sue arrived sere,
several weeks age.
r
Wanted
i
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Forty Nurses
for temporary or permanent
duly at the Philadelphia Hospi
tal for Contagious Diseases, Sec
ond and Luzerne Streets. This
appeal is made strictly in the
spirit of service te relieve a criti
cal situation in the care of needy
and sick children. Usual com
pensation given, but this appeal
i
must net be considered from the I
viewpoint of salary, but te meet I
an unusual need, which will bring I
inestimable help and comfort te
IV 1 II
xne sick.
Purchasing
Agents Orders
and Liberty
Bends Accepted
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Natural Muskrat Coats
(Self Trimmed)
Length Formerly Reduced te
36-in....l95.00 95.00
40-in.... 245.00 125.00
Scotch Moleskin Wraps
Medel Formerly Reduced te
Tuxedo 345.00 165.00
Cape ...395.00 195.00
Natural Raccoon Coats
(Self Trimmed)
Length Formerly Reduced te
36-in.... 295.00 145.00
40-in.... 345. 00 165.00
Natural Squirrel Coats
(Self Trimmed)
Length Formerly Reduced te
36-in. .. .545.00 275JD0
40-in.... 645. 00 325.00
Prisoner Didn't Like Heatlna1 Sys
tem In Leek-wa
Nerrkdewa, fa., March 1. Themas
Harrington, arretted ter drunkenness,
did net like the heating system in
vogue In the Oonshehocken lock-up, se
he broke up a bench, which he tore
from the wall In the Mil, and built a
Are,
The dense smoke caused an Investi
gation by members of Washington Fire
Company, next deer, and the Art was
extinguished before much damage In the
concrcte cell bad been done.
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The prices en our entire stock are astoundingly low,
as they represent genuine reductions of one-half and
mere. Such huge concessions in the face of advancing
prices of skins make these values absolutely unmatch
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Fifty Coats at the One Price
Self -Trimmed French
Seal Coats Sable Ceney
Coats French Seal Coats
with Contrasting Fur Cellars
and Cuffs Russian Marmet
Coats in 36- and 40-inch
lengths.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE
A HUGE VARIETY OF FUR COATS AT
Natural Mu.krat, dj afl Trimmed with
French Seal and Skunk, Squirrel,
Russian Marmet T T Natural R.ccoen,
ui and 40.inch a XJ Australian Opes'
lengths. . Fermerlu sm, mm anrl S.lfF
Tomorrow-Choice
Hudsen Seal Ceat
$200 $300 $400
Previously Priced Frem $395.00 te $845.00
4(n!!rr"qi,Srtei:,.I?ngt!Vl Trimmed with natural
Slv.23? andJcPM bver, Australian epos opes epes
in a variety of modes. sum and lf.f.. p
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The Great Difference
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highly of the Hupmebile, you find thtt jfe is
because people recognize in it the very ele
ments of reliability which every man hopes, te
get when he buys a car.
In the Hupmebile, that reliability spells the
difference between unbroken satisfaction and,
continuous annoyance.
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Formerly Sale Price
9.50 Natural Squirel .. 5.00
9.50 Jap Mink 5.00
14.50 Russian Kelinsky. 7.50
19.50 Taupe Wolf .... 9.50
29.50 Stene Marten ...14.50
39.50 Platinum Wolf ..19.50
39.50 Natural Raccoon.. 19.50
39.50 Blue Wolf 19.50
69.50 Baum Marten ...34.50
79.50 Hud. Bay Sable.. 39.50
FOR ONE DAY ONIY
500 Fex and Wolf
Scarfs
$9.50 te $49.50
VALUES UP TO W.50
The widest variety of Fex and
Wolf Scarfs in Philadelphia is
offered here at tremendous
reductions. They are in Taupe,
Brown, Black, Peiret and Lu
cille shades. Beth silk-lined
and double-fur styles trimmed
with pretty soft heads and
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