wfmt'vmma "Vu'AFiWi " r;n?i,T 'trit. Si ,i w ?,- r T'lt ' r i"',: ,' , ' f ' r '$' ' .&:. Jf V y EVENING PUI&IC iLEt)eRBHIIiVDELPHIA TUESDAY, ' AUGUST 90 1922 a ttM NSURANC RAD tT INVOLVES JEWELS Jrenten Dealers Said te Have Buried Gems Werth $12,000 in Ceal Bin ROBBERY FIRST REPORTED Ilftilnniln nnd IMwnrcl AVIttnmil. cit Trenten. N. .T., nml Ml'tnn Scliclntiere, 'of Wn'nut ttred uriir Kurt v-seventh, this cltv, were held In S'-'OOO Imil enrh tednv in Trenten. nCter Sl'-'.OOO worth of Jewelry they hnd reported Btnjpii wns found hurled In n renl hln. They nrc elmrsed with hnrlng conspired te tic frnnd nn lnsnrnnee rninnnny. The ehnrec nre.( nut of the reported rebberv of the M'lttmim Jewelry ctnre In Trenten Inst Wedncwlny. Edward Witt mnn. clcilc In the store, Informed the Trenten police, Wednesday evening that two Necrees had entered the steru, dtelen 100 dlnmnnd rinijs nnd six Invni Heres, le a total retail value of SI2. 000, and made off In nn automobile. The police could find no trace of the bandits. The jewelers, necerding te the police, then attempted te collect the value of the Jewelry from nn Insurance cnmpnnv which had Issued n burglary policy en the store nnd Us stock. Thu lnsnrnnee company became suspicious, nnd the two TVittmans nnd Schelnbcrg were closely questioned. - Benjnuiln WUtinan brolte down finally, nccerdlng te he police, nnd led them te n house in Montgomery County. the e.tnet location of which has net been disclosed. WltUnan is said te have guided them te the cellar nnd pointed out n spot where-the Jewelry, in n ulioe box. una burled in the coal. The police suy that the robbery was planned week age. and se "timed" that empleyes of the More would be away. Y0UTHFUL.BRIDEGROOM IS HELD ON BAD CHECK CHARGE Ten Others Have Sworn Out War rants Against Geerge Russell Geerge Russell, nineteen-year-old bridegroom arrested rcccn.ly en charges of passing worthless checks, "wns held In $800 ball today by Magistrate Cow Cew ard nt Central Station for a further hearing Friday. At that :lme the police expect te have at least ten nddi.iennl witnesses against him, all of whom haver sworn out warrants for him charging that he obtained small nmeun.s of money from them In the same manner. J. II. Helt. 0050 Callowhill street, who caused the youth's nrrest in the first instance, said Itussell had llccn calling en his daughter and hnd nsked him te cash n check for $n signed with the name of Jeremiah IJelt, the boy's father. The check wns worth less, Mr. Helt testified, nnd Mr. Kus ell had ndviscd the son's arrest. Os car II. Miller, n business man at 3-1-0 Race street, testified he refused te cash but consented te indorse n cheek for 512, also worthless. The mngistrate nsked the bev win Be had resorted te this means of getting money nnd be replied he had net been able te get work. Yeung Russell, un der the name of Cele, married a eung woman a short time before he was arrested. GIRL, 15, IS MISSING; SHE MAY HAVE ELOPED Mether Asking Police Aid, Heard Child Went te Shere Belief that her fiftecu-ycnr-iild daughter hnd eloped te Atlnntic Citv was expressed Inst night, te the polir'e by the mother of Mary McKcage, 2l'M Mchcan street. A tall young West riiilndelphhm, known le the Mclveage family as Rob Reb t, Is the man whom the mother be lines mny hnve married Mary. Mary left home about 0 o'clock Sun y night, telling her mother din wns felng te visit her sister, Mrs. William McConery. at 2030 Seuth Derrance J.u,.i.8he.,ha'1 u bn,a11 handbag, 8hn?ld "ttn'aini'l things for her Irter children. She were a blue coat Wit, black silk stockings, black slip pers, a fawn-colored hnt nnd n fur Btekplece. According te my youngest daugh- a sal the mether: "Mary met a ,-?mDS I5,Bn ln t,lc cnrl5' P"t of this ?? . . en 8euth Kentucky avenue in Atlantic City, where she stayed four 2?Jf"i. He ewnc'l a Mr and wanted te W er out several times. Ever since Wr return she has been continually 21!;58..?f At,(ntlc City nnd hew .he WtttW Ilka te go down ngnln." FAkEWELL TO HOKEYPOKEY, ONE-TIME CHILD'S DELIGHT . . City Health Director Furbush Declares War Alse en Snowball for Which Yen Paid Your Geed Penny WHITMANS WIN DELAY tt Additional Week In Fight en Extradition te Philadelphia .rt'.ns Mmnn. sixty yearn old. pa bis two sons, Vincent, thirty, and Bernard, twenty-eight, who were te aara been brought te this city from ftew Yerk te nnswer charges of grand larceny today, wen n cHny of n vmk m their light ngninst oxtrndllien. v i ',ne.n "Prn arrs'ed en a warrant wtained by Lincoln, I,. Eyre nn nt wniey of this city, representing sev ai persons who snld they were sin- n1, by tl10 men. trl MI'Sa? 1M(l lo"ive obtnlned inn0,000 ia thls ''"-v ''.v m"Is nnd "lng patent rights te a new inethed "King motion pictures. DAILY BAND CONCERT Programs Arranged for This Eve nlng for City's Musle Levera tenJfht n ""?'" '" "and will play nresram f"rnnbprry Mansion. The -SW.,.,,,,:,mi,Tiv; . -v. no'-'"' Dcrlwlv,m faM '' "?."'"'', j.Mwth..r Iilnnil" l",ly. Trip te c.iii'j- Sl. Fre" ' VhV ' MMropeMtVn " -Op?S;nt .,, iaiiiiin j eeiivni," XllODhen iau itvu.-t, Trivati 1 ? ..r. .'.v . . Dtmn ftp tl rt-lL..II -it. teT-mmui ! :.-.... ..r'VA1in"1f nlihJnrhli,a,phi" l,Bn, f" i11"? te- nt the Parkway Plnza. The pre- Snrtr.l7.'ln.!!r,,N;, Mndrlehn jjlcoelo i' Striui.., AutuKrnvh," Warren fc-F.---'-.-... era Wil.i lpal ,;""1 wl" I''".' tonight and Mpi,i,OW ,Vl"rr' n''",,'s u'v"t rhrturf msi'"' ' ' .... Maurr I"or nole ",'i"ti 'Ihnm.ia "V.,t'a,V!n?eT.la"-AvW OrchestrnKa,lV"0.,Jm ,.'nrk Mympheny wie loiiewing pregram: nur. A JJldamnmiir Nlght'a wf,m," BBt..ei from 'neaamu"'0"" ?Sr,r"Upvr-v "l llMlen frenn '.liill-V JJaannet -....,,., ...., turtle. It Is well snld thnt America does net deserve n culture, se carelessi arrf we of our traditional institutlena npd folk customs. Hew many girls, It may be nsked, still snvc the lnce paper c6vers trem candy boxes presented them by their various benui nnd mntch them upon rainy afternoons? Whnt has be come of the pretty pink shells that used te grace the margins of het-nlr regis ters in the hemcp of our well-to-de? Which efMis will confess te having sat for a chalk and crayon portrait? Only the mere nnclent of us can recall having heard a young man play ing "Mv Clnl's a Lulu" en a comb bound with tissue paper. Own up, render: Have you really ever looked through n busybody? Makes War en Hokey Pokey And new comes Dr. Furbush4 IM IM cecter of Ileal. h, te make war upon the snowball nnd hokey pokey. "Deca dent nge! These Institutions el our childhood like the dime novel and the parlor stercoptlcen (both, alas, extinct) have served te make us the race of sturdy yeomen thnt we are. Yeu remember the snowball and what ccstacy was born In your ears when nfnr off was heard the clang clnng of the bell hew the snowball mnn appeared presently behind a push barrow in the middle of which wns n great block of ice surrounded by great bottles like these behind the razors nnd scissors en the shelf hew, when you paid the man your penny, he scraped off n gob of the ice, slapped it upon a piece of bnarc paper and doused it with flavor from the bottles. Ah. then, what de- light! Whnt slithering, what gulping! Whnt frenzied searching of pnnts' pockets te llnd If nftcr n blackberry you mignt nave n raspberry I As well you remember the hokey pokey theso clear evenings after the heat of the peg game when, wending weary footed home, you heard the sweet seng: "Up the river nnd down the lake, Hokey pokey, one cent, a enke." Tin Symbol of Office And then, with languorous premise, camu slowly Inte vision a boy pushing a barrel that straddled n pair of wheels. He carried in his hand the tin symbol of office, much like the scepter of both the Egypts. Yeu paid him your penny, whereat he poised -upon this instrument a bit of bisque, covered It carefully with n succulent mixture of milk, corn cern stnrcli and flour from the bnrrel. shel tered it with another layer of bisque, then gave it te you for your very own. Ah. dead delights, hear Dr. Furbush: "Parents of children (sic!) are es pecially cautioned te refrain from rFfrstPennvSavin&Banky rytl lfi7 T'Ce-ifvridJf tAX !.. rj 'w-!-'r,'Anne,l.i:r , Interest m Pr-ftKfart 5Cjy t rjl Imb-smi patronizing the hokey pokey wagon which, exposed te street nnd dust nnd te flics, cannot possibly servle Ice cream of n safe quality. The cases of Intes tinal disorders commonly following the use of Ice cream may be due le con tamination of this product, either nt the plnce of Us manufacture or by the ven der selling It." Ah, well. SALOON'S SECRET PASSAGE LEADS TO HIDDEN WHISKY Federal Agents Seize 30 Gallens of Rum In a Residence The accidental discovery of a tecret pnssnge leading from a saloon te a residence yesterday led te the nelzure of mere than thirty gallons e' whisky by prohibition agents. . When the ngents entered the saloon of Antheny V, Fey, Twentieth street nnd Passyunk nvenue, they found a smnll quantity of liquor. behind the bar. In n room ln the rear of the bar one of the agents leaned against clothes hanging en the wall nnd almost fell through a hole, about four feet in diam eter. Twe of the agents crawled through the passage into the heuse adjoining the saloon in time, it is nlleged, te Intercept the wife of the alleged pro prietor from destroying three qunrts of whisky. A senrch of the house dis closed the rest of the liquor in various rooms. GIRL HURT AS AUTOS CRASH Drivers Arrested In Accident at Fourth and Spruce Streets Twe large trucks collided early today at Fourth nnd Spruce streets, nnd a girl riding en one was Injured. One truck wns driven by'Max Gold Geld man, 30 Seuth Second street, and the ether by Max Abrams, 410 Sigel street. Riding with Geldman wn James C. Smith, 1304 North Fourth street, while Abrams had his sister, Rese, eighteen years old, with him. Miss Abrams wns cut nbeut the legs nnd taken te the Pennsylvania Hob Heb pltal. Her injuries are net serieuB. Beth drivers were nrre&tcd. GRANTTOOZEALOUS SAYS VISCOUWTESS Again Denied Entry te U. S., Sh Blames Ardmere Ad mirer for Plight her she any she NOT TO' WED, SHE ASSERTS Visceuntess Rarcngcre de Bccdrllcvrc is still held prisoner en Ellis Island. The Visceuntess, n nntlve of Purfc, came te this country kevcral days nge with a maid nnd $75, te visit, she said, Miss Allce ncynelds, of Broekllnc, Mnss., nnd net te marry William Grant, of Ardmerc, ns hnd bern rumored. ... ,. T for -tin rniildn't mnrr.v Mr. Grant if she wanted te because she has net yet obtained u divorce lrem husband of n year. And further, flatly denies thnt there hns been nercement of marriage, although nnd Mr. Grnnt nre geed friends. Mr. Grnnt went te Ellis Island yes terday te try nnd extricate the i countess bv saying thnt she wns engaged te him. She refused te be extricated by thnt method. The Visceuntess de clared quite frankly that she had been married te the Viscount only n jcar when she left him en July 28. "I nm n victim of deplernblc con fusion," the Visceuntess said. "The statement that I nm going te mnrry William. Grant, though made in uu effort te get me into the country. i en tirely wrong. Mr. Grnnt thought by saying this thnt the wny would be clear ferjne. Instead of that his declaration has shut the gate. "It was nil due te everzenl en hit part. His testimony has proved a cruel injury." , , Assistant Commissioner Harry It. Landis said the nppeal of the "Vis "Vis eountess te be ndmittcd te this country would be forwarded te Washington. The Government contends thnt. she will become a public charge. The js countess says she will be well minpllcij with funds just ns seen as she is re leased. IIUSnANDS OF RAIMO WTTOOWS Instinctively turn te the Radie Pregrama of ih" day. It you are a nartle tan. tear out the Kadle Precrnms even" day, 1" $. morn ing Vcblioedebh. ".Mb1 It a. Habit." Adl. AWAIT NEILSON'S ANSWER IN $150,000 BALM SUIT Aged Lawyer Has 15 Days te Reply te Mrs. Cauldwell's Charges 1 The next development looked for in the nffnlrs of Mrs. Alice Cnuldwcll and William D. Nellseu, i-cventy-ycnr-eld lawyer nnd society mnn, following yes terdaj'a hearing In the latter'sult le recover $1114 which lie said he lent Mrs. Cnuldwcll. Is nn answer te Mrs. CnuldwcH'u statement of claim in the alienation suit. Mr. Js'ellben lint fifteen days in which that enn be made. The Judges may re quire Jurther depositions if counsel for Mr. Ncllsen requests It. . Mrs. CauIdwcl.,wife of the manager of a local nutohidblle agency, licenses Mr. Ncllsen of frying te Induce Irer le leave her hushnnd nlid, failing in thn of Inducing her husband te leave her. Following tile hearing eslirdfiy in the office of J. Keiinard Weaver, Mrs. f.'nuldwell'M counsel, during which the woman told of accepting money from Ncllsen In the belief it was Intended ns n gift, Mr. Nellson hinted that he would have his accuser nrrcsted. Ill cigarettes PENNA. OPTOMETRISTS MAKE CONVENTION PLANS Eastern Association Men Will Meet en Beard Steamship Optometrists of Eastern Pennsylvania will meet tonight te discuss plana ter the nnnual romcntleri of the Pennsyl vania Stale Association of Optometrists, which will be held In Pittsburgh in, October. The meeting of u mdal nnd business nature will Ik- held aboard n specially chnrtcred Mcutiibeut. which will mil up and down the Delaware Hlver while th" meeting Is In f-ewlmi. A plenlu will be held en Island lieneli following til's adjournment of the sesftlen. The event Is being promoted by the Philadelphia Society of Optometrists, of which Jeicph Ilnggcrty 1 . president. ,' Aute Hits Camden toy Pcler llemnnshl, eleven yenfliVeJ 1I0S Sjcnirfere street. Cnnnlfii. ..lit.Ti.. i..i...i . ... iAH.li.ti Htt. , iJ v nn nutomehlln driven by Jehn Ilefvjj singer, OIH hnisim nvenue. no Jl rj- ( M1 . tM r. . mv- m v rMJ s lve nsMmn knives" firks spoons AND SERVING PIECES Sinnlc dozen or In ona5ed In larqcr amounts mahogany They are GOOD! AmnTAnrrii t irq Leur npme TTIGII GRADE work InntnllMl by at r!UbU JIJ. Itetufl icnsrantee aaretjr and (atiitiactitm. lluy your Lighting Fixtures from the nienufacttirer. Orldnal and ulattnettT Iealgna lii'nelld brnas only. A Year te Pay If Yeu Desire Open Evening 'til 10 Established 1899 Jftremimd &Sen,fac, invi ADDMAikriYn-nj Airt? l Z1" .w-w ww Avrv iONE-COLUMBIA IO-M, i wpT' frcntcd, at the Homeopathic ".Vi'JygB 'if-MF Ljh ? 'j i Innocence -"Yes. I knew the JIOO.V Is a cracking geed car, but I thought "they cost a barrel of money." Pricei : $1295 $1785 $2785 F. O. B. Factory Ditplay Roem Open Evenings The ear of ten proven unit -MOOiN Moter Cars MACKIN MOTORS, Inc. J. Jay Vandergrift, Prei. 855 N. Bread St. P.ent Poplar 7586 MacDonald & Campbell Continuing August Reduction Sale Men's Fine Clothing 25 Reduction Fine 3-Piece Suits of Unfinished Worsteds, Cheviots, Tweeds and Hemespuns, also 2 Piece Suits of Tropical Weight Worsteds, Palm Beach and Norfolk Suits. And 2- and 3-Piece Gplf Suits. Because of tlie advanced styles and unusual character and tailoring of our clothes it will pay every man te buy several suits new, while priced far below their actual worth and put them away te wear next season. Every suit offered is our regular high -grade MacDonald & Campbell standard stock. Alterations at Cost Alse Reduced Men's Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Pajamas. Straw Hats at yz price. iJSttfctttj $t Mm Summer Businei Hours 8,30 te Saturday! Cleie'd All Day 1334-1336 Chestnut Street M II Fifty-Mixth Fifth Ave., New Yerk Fifty.,evtth mtz-uHtan pjtla. Drastic Price Reductions It is essential that every remaining article of apparel be disposed of te afford spacious facilities for the display of our Fall Fashions, hence the extraordinary price concessions which are hew in effect. Street and Afternoon Dresses 1 5-$25-$35--$45-$55 Were $45 te $125 "Junier will have te have his long trousers before school starts." Perry's JUNIOR SUITS (Sizes 14 te 18 Years) Super-Value Prices $20 $23 $25 and up te $33 Brand - new fall patterns and beautiful fabrics yokes, belts, outside patch pockets single or double breasted coats. Made for geed leeks and hard wear. Canten Crepe Wraps Sema Fur Trimmed $65-85 Were $125 te 5175 Twill & Veldyne Wraps 65--75 Were $150 2-Piece Twill & Tweed Suits 25-M5 Were $55 te $95 3-Piece Twill Suits, $95 Were $95 te $125 Blouses, Sweaters, Skirts, Hats and French Novelties Piling up Daily Fresh fall clothes. Rich qualities and new patterns. Our second fleer Is almost filled with them; fine worsted suits in warm colorings fancy mix- tures, neat stripes; handsome j gabardines and homespun top I coats; newest designs in sports clothes. A few coats and suits I are in our west window. Closing our Spring and Summer clothes at prices way below their value. PERRY & CO. 16th and Chestnut SUPER - VALUES In Clethes for Men () P. , !, U "CERVICE" is defined by the dictionary as working for another." I We knew of no better way I of describing our handling jef sales and advertising i matters. Special Features of Pembroke Oxford JMtt(l t Shirts of Pembroke Oxford madn with NcckbnnrJ, French cuffs $3.00 Collnr-nttechrd, (ingle cuff, . 3,00 Nete the close, firmly woven texture of Pem broke Oxford. Net only is the weaving, better, but the yarn has been specially selected. The fabric has an exceptional finish en both sides. It hag no fuzz, which you se often find in cloths of this character, and just enough mercerization. Pembroke Oxford has been specially shrunk a very important consideration in such shirtings. We think you will agree that Pembroke Ox ford is one of the finest cheviets you've ever seen. Eagle Shirts of Pembroke Oxford have all the advantages of make ns well ns fine fabric. JACOB REED'S SONS I42M426 ttestinutStireefc HERBERT M. MORRIS Advertising Agency Every Phate of Sales Promotion .North American BIdg-. Philadelphia I Ceal Trestle Repairs A yearly examination of your coal trestle, and promo repairs le weakened sections is a recognized necessity,' nefflent of which is apt te prove expensive. We handle both ponstnu-tien ami repair work en eeal trestles for he i,ee. B. Newton Ceal Cinp,iv, K. .1. Cummin." Hesten f Jenes and the Camden Cukl. Cenpnnv, a,u " " j" nnuij peekcis and eonveyois. Armstrong & Latta Ce. Engineers and Contractors LAND TITLE BUILDING PHILADELPHIA w-pr and vrenKa at camden, n. j. i-fl r 'vi .? tyj?' 7.-iff ri .. . M j (5 av y. - .t.w. , , , l .W .!. 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