J a T-jw- H3 Rirasi URKEYS GO LOSING VENUS IN CONTEST BRINGS SUIT FOR $100,000 - aaasal All fl"nn nyaii wnargaa ani mat 9pcm IT 111 ILILI II V HI L catiens fop Prist Ai nnirmLu enu. flnt Choice Oebblert Fetch as High as 61 cente a reunu en the hoot- SUBURBANITES GET PICK , thousand turkeys, Ml rcmlv for .1 inkUlng. ex, were beiujht nt EI nV.F mile of llntnem nnn .... ....- , te.t" -nn tiorHeiii. with fifty netlve JfiS nSmWhi 'th HntnVW Hetel SS'suburbn .WlcrH and coinmMen "T few parties of mnterUtB from WiUmlelnliln ' en' tne " .'"J""1 Si MiMcri. blissfully Uimrnnt of the. :nrai DatK ui iv IH1'"" ,bJE hundred birds nt n time were rut J"of be Ueck. The hlihcrt flmt flmt JtelcS b liMer tad the nrlvllMe of ho he iKtlM twenty live turkeyn from the ' ptid hundred. ... FV. ...... rn Hftv-HOVeil Mill iln Mlln l.ln nn.l'tlilnli Julf cent n pound, while third el.elee ,lcnd te ,ict!,, tit -i from fifty te fifty-two nm a, . . . ciit .,.l nil lirW'OS neinir " I ...uev Imu Jfilil... The weluht of the IIvIiik birds. there wns a conspiracy te defraud Miss UMTIl 1 " ..111. ..A if win I II I "jaaBBBBBBBa v fBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaL StiaV&y .. . M aW k 7 -y ' . s saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalv " .aaaaaaaaaaaaW "taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaW A ; Vaaaaaaaal i - flaaLaaaaaaaaaaaaalBaaBlBaaaal WIFE FIGHTS ON TO FREE HUS8ANB Mrs. Williamson Net Disceur aged by Refusal of Parden for Embezzler REHEARING FOR SLAYER DOROTHY 1NAP1' New Yerk, Nev. 2.1. Tfce Supreme Court here must decide whether Ann Hyatt or Dorethy Knnpp mere nearly duplicities the classic form of the Venus neck and calf, nt at from niiyi" J y; "-- , Thc cmlrt mugt ahe ded(,e whether "......j...!. f Hi!p1piih and ducks iiImii wre sold, the duckH bMnginv mm wrre """. . ... ., ,,,.,i Tim Benner known n mu ". iuiiiii'm hi .iiiuifen miuuri' i;.rui'.. iin 5 Eastern lVnnsy.lvnnln was the uui- urt critic ami iinttiropeloRlst, nssisted jlnnrer. I hy four n"iiI)Iem, made that decision. Refusal of the State Benrd of Par dons te grant freedom te .tesne William inn. 2d. convicted five and n half years njje of embezzling $700,000, will net halt thc efforts of his wife te gain his release. The beard held lis hearing In llnrrisburg yesterday. Mrs. Williamson, who returned today from Ilnrrlsburg, said she would con tinue te flrht te gain her husband's freedom, and that at some future time will make application for a rcheariiiK of his case befern the benrd. C. 8. W. Packard, uncle nf Wil liamson, nnd president of the Pennsyl vnnln Company for Insurances en I.l" and Granting Annuities, frqm which the money wns taken while William son was a trusted empleye there, was thc principal opponent te granting the nnrden. "I need 'my hus'mnd. nnd I expect te keen right en fighting for him." Mrs. Williamson snld. "Our three little boys need him, tee. , "In view of the great amount of opposition te granting thc pardon that developed after the application was tnnde, I nm net greatly surprised nt the beard refusing te give favorable con sideration te his case, hut I am keenlv dinppeinted. I hnd hoped against hope and hnd even had day dreams of (raving him bne'e with us. Hut thnt won't ba The neck and calf of thc Venus arc I new, at least for the present 1 A utittln a inn tli t Ml Anil iiiiil n Hnlf I V .lt.- !. . . . nut the funds Intrusted te their cars It jeopardy. Other prominent bankers who wrote were W. R.. Nichelson, president of the Land Title and Trust Company ; Kfflngham H, .Merris, president of the Olrard Trust Cempany: Jeseph Ij. Mc Allister, president of the Franklin Na. tlenal Hank; W. A. Law. chairman First National Hank: Francis A. Lewis, president Real Estate Title In surance and Trust Cempnny. and Charles K. Ingersoll, president Central Nstlennl Hank. Williamson is serving a term of net less than eight years nor mere than i..i. .. i ii Knsfprn Peniten tiary. He has served flve and a half years. William Webber, for twenty -eight ... nrtuinpp in the Eastern Peni tentiary, was granted a rehearing i.v hn Htjitn Parden Beard. Once sentenced te hang for the murder of his !.. In. law. In Rearilns. In 181)4. Webber's tentence was. commuted by Governer Hastings. je srari-i n inn. MvntenpA in 180. nnd eisht rears nge began his fight for n pardon, being refused seven times. The Beard of Prison Inspectors of the Eastern Pern tentlnrv finally Joined In his fhht for freedom. Webber asked te be paroled te be with his elghty-seven-vear-pld mother In Harrisburg during thn closing 'ys of her life. Florence Duke, serving eleven years nnd eight months te twelve years for Inrceny, was refused a pardon. Hhe was a member of n bandit gang and Is Mild te be the affinity of Lord Barring Barring ten, branded by Assistant District At nv Vn. nf Phllndclnhia. as an in ternatienal creek. Anether appeal re fused was that of James Drlsce'l. a for mer West Philadelphia saloonkeeper, who was convicted of receiving etelen goods. sft mm: M.V.I r I ' f 7 -MM '-( Vlh r, f ' wmmmwim ft): IS APPOINTED DIRECTOR Miss Jacobs Added te Yeung Worn Wern n't Hsbrsw Association leard The appointment of Miss Esther Jncebs as executive director of the Yeung Women's Hebrew Association is announced by Mrs. Albert M. Green field, president of the association. Miss Jacobs Is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Scheel for Secial and Health Werk, having been engaged for thc last eleven cnrs in seciul work. Six years of that time was spent in connection with the Society for Or ganizing Charity, Fer the last five years Miss Jacobs has been associated with the home servlce section of the American Red Cress. 30,000 Garments te Peer Distribution of ftO.000 garments is being made today by the Philadelphia branch of the Needlework Guild of Amerlrn te various charities In the city. Thc work, which was en display yesterday at the headquarters, JI30 Seuth Thirteenth street, represented the contributions of mere than BOOO members during the yenr. SINGER'S MOTHER ELOPES Mrs. Paula Ssgal Wadded at Green wich, Conn., After Brief Courtship Mrs. Paula Segal, divorced .wife of Dr. Bernard Segnl, of this city, and mother of the young prima denna, Vlvlenne Segnl, eloped te Greenwich. Conn., with Rebert Atlbc, executive of a New Yerk wholesale firm, it was learned today. The wedding took place Tuesday after n brief courtship. They will nraku their home In New Yerk. Mr. Aube, who has also been mar ried before, Is several years the senior of his bride, who Is forty-seven. Hlie wns divorced from Dr. Segal four years Besides the eperettn star, Mrs. Aube has two ether daughters, Louise and Vera. The latter Is new In Europe studying danclnc. Vivienne is in the name reie 01 ine laiiKee iTincesa, new paying In New Yerk. CMRAPKn RADICM A reduction te 170.100 par trim hu rccantiy bcrn nnneurwl, Thtt tnam th erice of en-tnty.lghia of a jear'n pro pre pro duetlon. Of tnextlmabl benefit te mankind. In th cure of rtlifax-. tills reduction In prlc means wldeaprr-nd benefit. Timely artlclaa an all commodities even thete an rar- aa radium, cenatltutv a part of U appaal of he Bualceaa H-ctlen of the I'ublie Lspaaa. 'MaH It a Habit." Adv. erlccs instead of bids per pound. Tlin iucIicm each one nf the sculpt ehlckens commanded an average of neunced when Mins Hyatt wn the same size thirteen and a half ters an as ruled a l..lf ..-..a nl - ..a .' . .... Hnmt iimi nnniiuiL ecu in it i aii 11 uu iiiMitr'u -tir tnnniit"i tm p ,,m.i "nn the hoof. teen and a half Inches, thc benut: A" majority of the bidders were from I judges said, and her neck only thlr- She denies it. She says her only measurements' differing' from the ." the unper end of Montgomery County. , tCcn. ; It is believed only n few of be tur- s, . " in -...1. t. lXillnilnllililll mill". . ' leys in ri'itu . - ' ::t ." V..."... i measurements. mucrinfr rrem me kt, ns most ei tin; ... ..u. ' Venus tic Jllie's are thc hips nnd thighs fciive their own private trade te s i"pl . , H)e ,((M )mf ,np)l ,, nrel,nj tle He rnIN around the turkey iMiclesures ller(J , v,,nls AnJ ,,,, bn yu and tri.il te guess the weight of the Kl) , fnrtwv tmn that from -th plump gobblers. MORE MEN LAID OFF cljsxlc spci'lfirntiens These nre only n few of the points the Supreme Court must examine te .I....I.I.. .,..,, Mlf. ll.nl,'. ..In I.,, . k. IN NAVY YARD PLANT SHM.OOO damiiges. The complaint Is " further complicated by her clmrges I that Miss Kimpp wns allowed te enter Distribution of Werk Makes Reduc-jthc contest three dnys after thc entries tlen Comparatively Small i were clese.l and iycd te ncjept $300 l'u , t r . .,,'. .. , , , , I us first prize Instead of the $1000 Ortlers that reached the Philadelphia ,,rem,8Wi tlc ,lvertislns. JCavy Ysrtl ill League Island yesterday , ' . from WiishliiBten calling for a r-duc- .. -,.-.,.- -....--.. fen In the number of empleyes will re- MRS. STEVENSON'S FUNERAL mlt In the laying off of between 120.iind' 140 men. according te Itenr Admiral ... .--j.,,,,! - k! -t ri m1 M. Nulton, commandant at Services Conducted at Noen at 251 Lcncne Island. Seuth Eighteenth Street The reduction here, however." said Tne f,,0rnl of Mrs. W. Yerke Ste ' Admiral Nulton. will he relatively vwmen, who died Tuesday, wns con cen uniill, ns the aircraft factory Is te I ,j,,twl from n,e l,me of Her fnther. malntiiln the same feri e en the new , Snlnlp, , vvthetlll. 251 Seuth Elh-flx-dnyecl: Mh"dule as previously i tP(.nt, treet. at neon today. In they maintained en the llve-tlny-wcek , tcrmcnt as private, ichclule. I i,.H, Kterensen was a leader in the "A slight increase In the nppreprla- ,.itural life of the city nnd was widely tlen allotted us by the bureau of en- ,,leWn as nn author nnd amateur nct nct innerlnir will likewise enable us in ui... .11...1 .,rm. n iiin..UJ nt ,..,, carry en with nearly the same number , ... iiii, friends say. te worry ever . ... lm li..nltnlinu nntnlM. ....... ' '. . .. . .. c. . A .... 01 uu-.. .1 ."- """" "B umu-c recent uentiir. ill tne Bieveiisen inmuy, the Jiirl-lletlen of that bureau. , , r ,sbnnd nnd both his parents hav 'When find It necessary te lay . ins ,nt.,i within n year, men off in one department, nn linmc- 1 . dlatc c.invnss Is mnile 01 every ether dc- ; pnrtm'iil 10 see it tnip'eyen arc ueedeil; ami in the event of vacancies the men ..! lainiLfAMIiiiil . BBbH 111 (It niirrrij. iiiumciini, Br H JiBkai "I'.M'i.Mhing possible H being done tu I fclli!ii!K3J te a minimum the 'number of men discharged." KILLS SELF WITH KNIFE Man, III and Despondent, 8tabs Himself While Wife Sleeps Jehn Smull, forty-eight years old, 544 West Lehigh avenue, committed suicide this morning by stubbing him irlf through the heart with n kitchen knife. The Imilv vus found en the kitchen Boer by Mrs. Smull when she came from her room te prepare breakfast. Smull had been in 111 health for several Btentli. v aaiamai Reported Missing Walter Lehn, fifieen years old, i!R2l Oreies street, five feet four inches. 115 pounds, blown eyes, black hair, medium complexion, wiring a brown mixed teat, red sweater and dark hat. Has ear en upper lip. May Vunderburg, eighteen venrs, 10S pst Walnut lane, five feet five inches, Grewn hair, willow complexion, wearing a brettn coat and hat, white waist. Edwin Deman, ten years. ISO West WiWcy street, three feet two Inches, eighty pounds, light complexion and Mir, blue eyes, wearing n blue cap, Blue sweater and dark pants, Herace Trumbault, fifty-four years. K.W North Fifty-second street, the get ten Inches, 175 pounds, light com plexion, hue eyes, dark mustache, wearing a black suit. Jamm iirnaen. twelve years, 1044 Jierth Twenty-first street, flve feet, leientv.fivc pounds, light complexion. ai. . "", M.ue e'PH' wpnring a blun Jreatcr.' rt?rk Pun,a nnd C1P. dork green stockings. LOWERS fin FUNERALS "Passed upon and approved." Thats an en dersement every one of our en graving: plates must receive from the customer before our respon sibility ceases. When you think of the many thousands NOW in service you'll knew why we can satisfy you. Entrance en 11th St. The Cheteut Street ENGRdklNG Ce.! E.C0R.IIT-2CHETNUrf Lending banking institution. Ineliul- in? that of which bin unpin. Mr. Pack ard, Is president, opposed the pardon. Uncle Impelled by Duty Mr. Packard wrote that he felt It was his duty as president of the Pennsyl vania mmpnny 10 pretest ngninst granting Williamson his freedom. "The sentence which the defendant Is' serving," wrote Mr. Pnckurd, "is net unduly severe for the crime which lie committed. It was a crime com mitted in cold bleed, covered by a sys tem Impossible te detect save by ac cident, u system of great Ingenuity tfhd cunning. "Te free this defendant new would be te put tempt n tlen in the way of ether bonk empleyes." Jeseph Wayne. Jr., president of the GIrard National Ilnnk. wrote that bank preMdents as n class must oppose the freeing of Williamson, ns they were responsible for ether persons' money and could net condone any act which First Penny Savings Bank Pays AH Per Ceat latere! 21t sad Biinbridl Stl. 1343 Csattsst St. Jehn Wanamaker.Prei. Threw off the poisons your skin accumulates through the day's inactivity by Cellins' System of Steam and Electric Baths, massage, douche and invigorating alcohol rub. Open all night. COLLINS INSTITUTE OP PHYSICAL CULTURE 219-25 North Bread Street , f 1L 1 1 1 I 1 1 We have planned for our clients the method of financing the erection of new buildings. Then we have rented the building for them and collected the rents. Frem the first step te the last we leek after all of the real estate details! HEYMANN&BR0. Real E$tate Hcymana Baildint 213-21S S. Bread St., Pbila., I t Advertising builds sales for today and geed will for tomorrow. The Helmes Press, Vrintm 131S-Z9 Cherry Strtet Philadelphia J Men '& fine gloves of a super quality We've taken pains te obtain the best that the market offers in men's fine gloves. They have both style and sturdy value. Unlined $250 te $4.50 Lined $3.00 te $12 TBIT) f5 1204 Chestnut 1119-21 Market 11 Se. 15th iMWpriw JmJW3 fzerxst aggJillClrafd Ave. VUJ. S2.1 St. niwaya MM bicauta of our lari bualnaia SSw ttrftl. It m.hu !.. DISTINCTIVE ADVERTISING for HOTELS and CAFES PekUr dticrlblna euntrvle.BMiuJ en f tqutit TO Jehn Clark Sims Company, ltd. I II I Seuth 16th Street v Are you running along in the custom-tailor rut? Every day we're steering new friends en the read te real clothes Satisfaction Rogers Peet suits and over coats. The crack custom tailor's standard minus uncertainty and delay. Prices precisely the same as in Rogers Peet's own stores in New Yerk. FERRO & COMPANY Rogers Peet Clethee Exclusively Chestnut St. at Juniper Dr. Kahler Shoes cACbmfbriable Snee&tlade Stylish tPuts spring in your step YOU would never cues from their appear ance that Dr. Kahler Shoes are especially designed te give restful support te arches that give way under the strain of much walking or standing. Hidden between the flexible leathers of the sole is a hand-forged springy tempered steel shank. It allows full muscle movement and offers gentle support te weakened arches. It literally puts a spring in your step. It restores the grace and vigor of the normal feet Come in today and try en a pair. Dr. F. . PIERCE, Feet Specialist in Permanent Attendance. Come and Consult Him. Advice Free. i Dr. Kahler Shee Stere aOA lljaU gn dOJBUrirnis &UTiePi r Christmas Cards x Christmas Cards Patrons who were unabh tefiave their carta engraved laaljrmar are advised thai the complete assortment of Christmas and New Year Cards, designed and ertf raved by this Establishment, are nevr'nadr forselectien rK - Face f the Window "Here comes a geed-looking car. I wish I had mine. This In a great day. Is it a visitor? Ne, by Jove, it's my Moen and I only ordered it yesterday." Prices: F. 0. B. Factory-: 51195, $1695, 1786, 2485 MACKIN MOTORS, INC. J. Jar Vendrreritt, I'rra. 8SS K. Bread rit. Therir Poplar 5RA Dltplny Roem. Optn Kvraleira 2VLOOIH Moter Cars The car of the ten proven unita Authorized Dealers Kirkpatrick & HejUr WtttaartlaBd Meter Salts Ce. 1134 Harket St. 8313 IT. Bread St. United Service Moen Agcjr. Jeka A. Merrisea 419 Carpenter St. 3440 Xenslatten Ave. Arcadia Meters Ever fttadjr Garage 1C20 North Bread St. Bread BebleTard King Moter Sales 4039 C'atttDUt St. Makenejr & Kilrer W. FhiUdelphla Rey Schaeffer Cynwyd 111 P.-1 1 Wllilll'!Hllliiii8 Illr " "' assMaMajMapiaiM.BaaMaaaM jljl H mM a It r W What's Your Idea of an Overcoat? If you have a definite type of over coat in mind, such as a smart-looking well - made, thoroughly up - te - the -minute coat made of serviceable and stylish fabrics, you can get it off your mind, and en your shoulders by a few minutes' survey of the thousands en display in our new Overcoat Sales room. fl We are told, and we believe it, that there isn't an assortment in Philadel phia that compares. 30 te 95 JACOB REED'S SONS 1424-1426 Chestnut Street - . a. M jJ'ifc. A MJetimte concrete saving mu of $5 te $12 and mere en every Suit and Overcoat. That's just what our Super-Value Policy means te you. And the higher the price the bigger the saving. We want you te prove it! Loek Everywhere and Com pare! PERRY'S rml aafisW SY 'frf W I itrir w Thousands and Thousands of the HANDSOMEST OVERCOATS Yeu Have Ever Seen ' Our Super-Value Prices Are Net an ordinary Overcoat in this whole, wonderful collection. See for yourself the vast difference between the quality of our Overcoats, at their Super-Value Prices, and what ether geed stores offer for similar prices. Regan Overceatings in conservative models, full lined with Skinner's Satin Our Super-Value Price $33. Regan Overceatings in Ulster Medels, silk lined te the waist $35. Sumptuous Crembies, the world's finest our Super-Value Prices are 553, $55, $58, $63, $6C, $68, $72, $5, $78 and up te $35 for our magnifi cent Crombie Montag Mentag ;iac3, made our way. wL is the jMlr comfery Capitals. Surplus jSr 000,000 West End Trust Company BROAD-STREET-AT'SOUTH-PENN SQUARE Philadelphia's Leading Hue; Hnusc- r -In jverj Sense of the Werd Hardwick & Magee's Offer THIS WEEK A REMARKABLE SHOWING OF BEAUTIFUL SARLK RUGS These rich, colorful masterpieces of the Persian Weaving Art were personally selected by our buyer. In the assortment which we are show ing will be found beautiful specimens ranging from mats te carpet sizes of fifteen by twenty five feet. Anil as usutil in this stere the pru-ea arc entirely in keeping with the nhie. offered many of them far below the present maiket. While the ranne of offerings is at this time complete, wc advise nn early selection. These ruga will net remain en our fleer long at these prices: 2 ft. x 3 ft $ 45.00 I S ft. '.) in. s V2 ft. R in. $775.00 3 ft. x 5 ft 133.00 9 ft. 0 in. x 11 ft. 0 in. 1050.00 1 ft. 4 in.x 7 ft. 2 in . 175.00 ' - '." x Vi f,V H !" ' I..0. .. . . I- II. - 111. X 111 It. U 111 JIIUU.IMI .ii.i.OO 12 ft. x It) ft. 2 in 3250.00 775.00 13 ft. l j.x22 ft. 11 in 4500.00 6 ft. 4 in.xDft. I in. Sit. x Oft. 0 in Backgrounds in deep iuse, mulberry, ruby red und rare shades of blue, l'attein effects in many taru and r'eh color combinations. HARDWlGlk&MAGEE lUftO MAKhLT T. f ? ) xiiUii , .,, yttJa tt . 1 ' . LTOK3IH 0 'if W Tl W'ldZX itvc ri. ' .1 .te&V.?,? .,5 1 . ...JliWffiS BaaaTCmK1 v. I. m 'Maa k4''S.iVa.t ,lMJ42tt-'uMJ -TVi im!JtSiK2iISief& i&Zi nI svTOamwaa Btial4f. ia r- ava.1 LM a,,(1w . ir...sc!a-id rrVUijteSXTi-YjU Ik ASf -1ZI rniLADILPHIA
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