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GUILTY; GETS LIFE:
Iren Nerve Unshaken as Verdict
Is Returned She Says
1 She Holds Ne Malice
HER LAWYERS TO APPEAL
Hii n Stiff Corresponds t I
Tome Wur. N. .J.. Oct. 10. Mr. (
Tt.v (libersm. sentenced te life Im- i
prlsentncnt for the murder of her bus-
tinnd Wllllnm F. f.lbcrsen. holds "n I
mnlli-e for tlie jurv Hint retiUrted her
or for nnv one who tool, part in the
trlnl, she snld In her ie'l while nunlt- I
lilK removal te the "Inte peult e'ltlnry
t Trenten.
"I nm net the first person te be un
Jutlj convicted " slip nnl tediv In .1
mnttcr-nf.fnet wny. "nnd I ilen't sup sup
pep I will !)! Hip Inst. I nm ns Inno
cent ai I wni wlipn iIip trlnl lipjati I
was telling the truth nml tlipv oenliln't
hnke nij c t rv I felt jptrrdn.v for
the fust tl'ii" tint flip trial wns reIiu
agnlnt hip "
Winn Tk'! if vhp was bitter tewnrd
the lnw wiii'-h iiprmlt" of t-envii tien 011
cirriiinstnntlnl oidpnee. the renrictcd
tienidii -a d llP w,is net Slw ,idip 1
thnt pIip thought hpr dpfpti-p n ell
cendnrti'd
Attninpyi for Ir ("iihpren in
Jienni pd tint tin Tippul v 011I1I be r.ik"Ti
te tlie Court of Krrei ,uid ppptI.. md
thnt Hip cnfsp would bp feiiftht tlirrmcli
fverv niiirt te tit" Supreme Court ( 11 1
T'nitid StnlPB if np',psnr Ilpr ln -rpis
rentn I tli St i'p t-ein'd i Irleii'
IHpsiI'v from Mi j (tibpren's hemp.
Whilp tlie oeiiMotid woman was un
moved wIipu Almnnder Mnnlielt. forp ferp
Wan of thp jurv anivuiiTd tlu prdtp.
nnd iIip ai setteni-pil tn ci.ntirnment in
thp Stnte pneu 'for thp tprm of hoi
nntitt'tl life at hard libei " hpr nsed
mother. Min. Klmir.i nnMinieml, brekp
down nml wept SIip fellow pd Mr
Gihiiien te ln-r roll wIipu the lntter was
led fro 11 th" oeurtioom, but a -e
ovrrpemo with omotien thnt slip was
enable te ppnk.
MIRTH REIGNS IN COURT
IN TWIN DOLL MURDER CASE
Weman Charged With Infanticide
Will Tell of Hoax en Husband
Hammend. Inil.. CVt l'i 1 1'.y A
P ) Apparent' pnjnjinc !uunermi
acpppN of th-1 proiepdnu. .11 niueh i
thp .pprt,iti r. who iT'iwdel tin ( nn' nn' nn'
roem, Mr llarel MeNnih. 011 trial
charged with infanticide, waited '"
ila for the pre-ec Hum te present it
etnr witness, her husband -ind .10
cus?r, who .nv! the twin- frhe dt-peen
of li-t "i.'ltu wpie intu.il bat lea and
net delN, i 1ip elnlni-
I" even vltnPe- testified PMPnl.1
ten thnt the twin- weie 1I0IN and
no thnt they lhed nnd brp.ithed Mrs.
IcNnll llstoned with seeming letltj
and uneencerti te their tostiiiieiij is te
hew she carefully guntiled the "twin-- '
from the prin; Pes of purloin- rol.ithe rel.ithe
and neighbor- She freipnntl joined
In the lniiRhpr which the te-titneii
brensht from the crowded courtroom
The dofciis-e indiated its intention
te jmt Mi. MeNnllv en the -tand te
repeat lier orsien a -ter of nn
t.pirr.1 v between herself an I her 1ms
lnnd te we'k t 111 it nut hoax -e Mi-.
Xa'h'i ambition te lie known agaiii a
n father inlchf be ippeaspd
.' ccerdliiR te Mr- Mi N'allv, n 11 oper
ation two e.ir- nor te her mariiae
renileied her ine.ipablp of mnfernlt
PRETTY GIRLS SOUGHT
FOR FURC0AT THEFT
One Leaves by Frent Doer, Other
by Back Dealer 'linus Garment
Twe piettr and weP-dies-ed girls bid
evcrjtIi'nK but fur ceuts when thp en
tered II Smith's fur shop at ."1'U
Spruce streit esterdi atter-m 11
When thpy 'eft siu'den one In Mi
front deer nnd the ether by the ba k
one of tliem had 11 fur coat Mr Sunt1
thinks the are sister-, and proenbi
will take turns weiirin; if, if the poi ce
of the rifiv-fifth and Hue street- sta.
tlen don't fee them r.r-t.
Tli" furrier sas the girl- were -e
"refined loekin;" hp nevir -ii-ic l
them, se broke his usual 1 u-teni and
toel: one te the rear te show hei- i
cent, while the ether -tn-id nut trent
The girl in the fient of the -ten- ew.
dent'y made 11 e,unk hen The fir
ricr saw hrr runniiiE out a tui 10a'
trailins eer h r arm. an-l rim- rum.
When he get bail: the tn-t sir vn vn
genp b the rpnr deer
lie said the riiN weie ibeiit niptp
years old, with dnrk hiin wln.1, e
Mire bobbed, dark e.es nnd we-e h'n k
cent suns, black pn ture 1 it, ,
eatin slippers and bin. k -ilk -teekinc,
SOLD EMPLOYER'S GRAPES
Police Seek Man Who Cleared $364
en Quick Deal
Police tediiy nn- Ineklns f r s.
Cliilds. of 1'ei-i -tre"t run I liunk ul
1b wanted for thp th ft of ,:US1 wb c hi
realized from the sile of Ui bexe- t
fnipeB vesterdiiy while the owner of '.
ruit nnd produce house ,h winch it
worked was -ib-ent
Accerdln; te David (inber proprietor
of the store, who swore out the wnr
rant, the grapes armed h freight yes
terday and were sold b Child ns seen
8H tliev reached the itme He had no
trouble In di-pe-mg nt fliem, Cinber
aid becnusp the puce lie ieccip(i UIIH
ten cents n basket less than annul cyst
DISGUISE AIDS THIEF
"Workman" Enters Heme, Steals
200 In Jewels and Coolly Leaves
A thief dlsgui'ed us a werknm wh
carried n kit of tools te emphn.su-.p t
charncter, entpred the hemp of MrH
Mary White, 1711 Carlten street while
ahe was at a ncnrhi store ve-terd.i
and Rtele jewelry vnlunl nt S'JfH)
Three pieces of jeelr including a
wedding nng and a biaieb-t ,rf,
among tin things taken Ni'iglibms win
aaw the mini inter the house bellcp
that he km going te make repair
lie stepped te light Ids pine en reach
ing the street. Then lie wnlked leisurph
airiiy.
Thief Gets $360 Werth of Clethes
The theft of cletlilns Milued at -?:ii.D
from the store of Sum Wexler (i"i!.'l
Oeriniuitewn avenue, mm repeitnl te
the police this morning At cording te
Wexler, the thieves bored 11 hole tlueugh
the rear deer through which thej u
Uased the latch en the inside
DO YOU EAT ICK CHHAM?
Una a quart a Jy It would take you
tU Teara lu ' i mimwwiv! a unnum
t. J. Mllner Perty liaa been Inter.
Aatatre. a! llarrtabura, and alvaa aem
Mi
Women's lacocleckcd full
fashioned ateckinga of
pure thread silk from top
te tee silk of that
ustreus "springy" quality
that is both luxurious and
asting
Reinforced for long wear at
garter top?, soles and heels.
The cleckings arc exquisite rH ffiP
and in varied patterns
t lie colors these met in
demand: dune, caramel,
mandnlay, gray, black
and white.
Better looking, long wearing
and lower in cost
R. & F. Quality Suits
Frem The Kirschbaum Sheps
28-50 te H5
flipiL
Slip en one of
these Kirschbaum
Suits. Nete hew
smoothly it fits.
Hew beautifully
it is tailored.
Hew much it
improves your
appearance. Hew
moderately it lj
priced !
You'll Want A
Kirschbaum Overcoat, Toe
28-50 te 60
Big, roomy storm coats;
town ulsters ; Raglans ;
box-coats, Chesterfields.
Fer men who thtnk of
quality first !
Let us help you lower the
cost of dressing well!
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PHILADELPHIA, FENNA.
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Get Your Heme Wired
Including fixtures 0 rare beauty
and charm of design and quality by
our uiettderut organization.
EitablUhed 19 Yeara
Ortplnaen of our own distinctive
and flexible Financing Flan tebxeh
insure te cash customers equltabls
saving as compared uilth the dt
terred plan.
WHALEN-CROSBY
Wt'E 140 N. llth St. S
5d . , 1919
up en rTnry ctduiubt ,st7ti eanuraiy
JOB WANTED
by producer nnd erRanUer! experi
enced and successful In unles nnd
executive work! nee 80! Reed nu
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Largett Astertment
ADDING MACHINES
All Makes
COLLINS, 831 Chestnut St.
rhenet Walnut 3173
Advertising Production
nml eentnrt man wftli lilen n '
jenra' iiewnpnper mid ecency
perlence. Available part or trhela
Adilrea O 822, Ledger Offlce,
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ADVERTlSKJrENT
ADVKIITIREMENT
By the Connoisseur
The autumn eeaaen brings the most
wonderful coler3 Inte all of Nature's
reilm Ameni; fruits partlcutarl arc
the colerB IiIkIi and variegated with
bi-aittlfully blendtni; tones and se lus lus
leus besides! Hallow ell's. Dread Street
below Chestnut, have lil-ndcd these
glorious colors se m.iRnlflrently In their
'olerful Gift Baskets of Krult that It Is
bard te tell wblch te ailmlrc mnre
their beauty or their liiscleusneis. Blnek
Hotheue Grapes from Helglum. Yellow
ish .Japanese Tlutns, hrlsht red rercll.'i
Pears white Grapes In clusters, etc
ill beautlfullv arranged m.ike the most
di'Ilshtful Gtfts ImnRtnthle, that ar
nr 10 win deep npp'eelxtlen Perfect
dilvery Is guaranted inoe miles
While en the social aspect, nethlns
s 50 essential te loekliiK well and
talnB happy as having el! clothes
sta put as well ns our temper
This can't be done unless- the destina
tion is reached In a comfortable
meter, driven by nn Intr-lllftent chauf
leur Te telephone Unrlnp sOO. the
I'tinnlnKhnm Cab 'e Insures n Cadll
'ic limousine or tnurlngr car nt your
Jrer in a moment or se a taxi service
tbat does net tax your temper or
appearance.
Geed humor and physical comfort be.
intr absolutely dependable upon each
ether the thought of shoes btcemes
foremost. Shoes, as clothes te be In
cniil taste, must be neither txtreme
nor commonplace In fashion A man or
wem.in of pentle birth Is illstniRUishable
bj the mefle of dress Te ritrenlre a
h ise for Footwear whose ileutele Is,
and h.is, ahvajs bei'n oenipooeil of per
sons whose names mean 1'hlladelphl 1
In te patronize the Walde M riallln
j.tablshnient In Chestnut Htieet at
number HOT.
Phepplnir, te be reallv enjoyable, In
cludes lunch I.unch te be mere than
mere feed means perfect serlee, lln
iierlnc persuasive music, exquisite
surroundings Persons of refinement,
et net superlatively wealthy, want
sensible prices KlnalU, when ln the
exact center of the heart of the shop
ping district, no rnc Is anxious te
valk several blocks awa te have
'unch, that Is whv the Hetel Adelphla.
In Chestnut a' Thirteenth Street, Is
Irieillv situated as a luncheon rende?,.
1 us and the ether leasens are wh
its lunches are Ideal
I An oriental rug Imparts an atmos
phere of beauty and luxurious com
, fort that Is net obtainable by any
, thlntr else. Rugs te a house nre as
I family portraits te a drawing room
Indefinably charming. A fact about
oriental rugs that Is Indisputable, yet
extraordinary, Is that they Improve In
color with age, nnd are about as Im
mune te wearlntr out as any fabrle
j made by mortal can be. About every
size and variety of rug can be ob
tained In Its greatest perfection from
Fritz & LnRue. 161R Chestnut Street,
land they are all backed by this firm's
name and established reliability.
Reliable Is a wonderful term, and
It Is Justly applicable te the work
Rnrg's, of 1113 Chestnut Street, de ln
cleaning: and renovating men's and
1 women s clothing A llarg cleaned
I or dyed garment may net have all
1 'lie attributes of a new one, but It
, has all the appearance of It, which
1 prolongs Its utility and reduces Its
1 original cost, te snv nothing of its
1 putting off the price of something
I new for a considerable time.
Anything promoting and protecting
cyc-lght must come from only the
mtv finest materials and scientific
kill working In unison. The firm of
Wall & Ochs, whose trade-mark "1716"
I the number of their establishment
I In Chestnut Street, have no superiors
, and few equalstln the ability te meet
1 the requirements of oculists' prescrlp-
I tlens. But apart from the accuracy
, in their glasses, the suggest styles
I nnd tpes of glasses and spectacles
that enhance the wearers' appearance
and lend character te the face plus
correcting' me detects or vision by
the lenses themselves.
With both evemen's and men's clothes,
rpgardlesB of hew simply or elaborately
the prefer te dress, jewelri Is alva
neeeesar Taste of nn lndl Idual mav
lean te elegant simplicity or te rcpal
magnificence, but In either extreme, th
artl ,n m eded and selected must be of
eiulslte workmanship and finest qual
Itv Wheneer an nrtlcle beais the
Imprint of having come from the house
of Balley. Hanks ,t Blddle, It Is equiva
lent te the word "sterling" en slvir
Piute It is the product of all thnt
prestige, senti'ltv, superb quality and
reliability beyond question can produce
(Adv )
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Bnanereati-fl tap r :i
WHY
PA YA$400
for any Plaver-Piane, if you can buy a new, high-grade and guaranteed n9r"'
ment for less, en easy weekly or monthly payments, with beveral dozen music
rolls, a bench and cabinet thrown in?
A well-made Player-Piane, if carefully handled, will last from 25 te 35
years and be a constant source of pleasure and entertainment te its owners.
The Cunningham Player-Piane is manufactured with the celebrated REO
STYLE patents, owned and controlled exclusively by us, in our modern, well
equipped factory. Se perfect in construction is this instrument that a child can
play with all the expression of the master composer himself.
Everv Player-Piane we manufacture has a double valve action and metnl
tv' :nr. De net let anybody talk you into buying an instrument with a single valve
action, as it has net the power or endurance if it had, why should we spend twice
us much money in developing a double valve action?
The very fact that for ever a quarter of a century we have been offering
$10,000.00 for a better piano than the MATCHLESS CUNNINGHAM should be
sufficient proof of Its quality!
All our instruments are priced from 20 te 30 per cent. lower than any dealer
nnj where (whether large or small; can afford te sell. Terms arranged te suit the
purchaser.
CASH, OPEN BOOK ACCOUNT OR EASY PAYMENTS
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Electrically?
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Would you go back te gas lighting
after using electricity? Or would you
give up your convenient percolator for a
het nnd messy coal stove?
Of course net and if you once realize
hew convenient, hew easy, hew .perfect
in action is the Willcox & Gibbs New
Portable Electric Automatic Sewing Ma
chine, you'll never dream of buying or
using any ether.
With a Willcox & Gibbs Portable Elec
tric the days you spend at the machine
are real joy days. Se easily, se swiftly
does the machine de its work. Ne mere
tedious tensions te adjust. Ne mere bob
bins te wind. Ne mere pedals te push or
handles te turn. Just a step en the con
troller and the work glides through the
, machine, sewn with strong, even stitches,
neater and stronger than any you have
ever seen.
Willcox & Gibbs Portable Electrics arc
proving a been and blessing te many
women. Let one be one te you also. Call
in and see one demonstrated. Let us
show you what it does and hew weir it
does it and at the same time learn hew
our easy-payment plan nvikes it possible
for you te own one conveniently and at
small cost.
Courtesy
Wcex& Gibbs iS
1709 CHESTNUT STREET
Phene, Spruce 2192
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Wills Sainte Claire Enclosed Medel
In shite nf the frtrt thnt- T Iiaha ...mj ,J ,7-:..
ever forty meter cars, this is the first time I havereally
felt like expressing my satisfaction in black and
white. The car 1 have here with me has se com
pletcly fid filled my expectations and seems te possess
se many geed qualities that the ethers have lacked
that I have sent you an order for another.
kuuben MILLER, Phiadephia, Pa.
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llth and Chestnut Sts.
Open Evenings
(factery: SOth and Parkaide AvenUt)
All Maliea t
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We eie the Only Piane Mantf
(ucturers In Ptnna. Famous ter
Selling from Factory te Hem
Direct
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Would you like te knew why Wills
Sainte Claire owners are se en
thusiastic in their expressions of sat
isfaction? Come into the salesroom. Examine
the car yourself. Ride in it drive it
experience for yourself the thrill
of this wonderful car. C. Hareld
Wills has given te the world a new
conception of metering.
The eight cylinders, the V-shaped
meter with its overhead valve and
cams the chassis in which length
is exactly proportioned te weight
the specially designed springs the
perfection of balance the Melyb
denum steel construction all com
bincd with beauty of design and
finish te produce the Wills Sainte
Claire.
The new enclosed models are new
here. Please accept our invitation te
see and ride in this wonderful care
Wills Sainte Claire Ce. of Pennsylvania
W. J. FOSS, President
2031-2033-2035 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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