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DEMAND
i THINK MISSING BOYS
ARE 'WINDOW-SHOPPING'
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, ' Mether of Youngsters Made III by
Their Continued Absence
WMlr their mother Is lel from
1 wurry ever tlielr iibsence, Francis uml
Jeseph l.nccy, six unci clRlit yearn elil
respectively, mny he having the time of
their j eitui; liven wandering through
(.'Iirlstiniw toy lshea ninl jieerlng Inte
Nhep windows tilled with tluiiys for
Sanlii CInu, with never n thought of
school.
The boys dKiitmenred from their home
I nt 1S.'U l'cnnsyhnnln incline four dnys
i iike. I hey linte dlsiinneiircd from
home before, nltheugh never fur mere
. f thnn n night at a time, ami It is be-
,,.,,. . ,, ,-,,,, i ,i , Heved the lads will cneuk home in time
Combine lenders In City Council and t , hnng ,, ,),,,,,. t0,.ing, riirlMums
in the Hepiibllean City Committee nre j cu.
holding a council of war today te de- !,, ...
vise ways and mean- of meeting the I I KUUK 5KIUS, UHlVtH HURT
CITY TICKET PLACE
Mrs. Harmen Jelts Organiza Organiza
tien by Insistence en Recog
nition of New Voters
WANTS COUNCIL JOB
SISTER'S DEVOTION
MAY FREE BROTHER
Searched Slums for Perpetra
tors of Murder for Which
Kinsman Was Convicted
(lie nrrcst of Hemer Ned nnd Melvln
Urewn.
These men arc nllcged te have con cen
fesBed yesterday that they wcre mem
bers of the band that killed Dombrewskl
in IiIh fnrmlifiiiHA wlinn lie refused te Day
tribute te the gang who posed as Fed-
PRISONER IS BANDAGED
Man Held In Aute Theft Case Be
lieved Wounded by Policemen
Frank Starr, 2210 West Hareld
of the lhiuer laws, lleth, according te ," in, t hVJi,0.' I Vf ?Ke..tt2
ii... eitnVrn,! rt.,..foein' ,.., t, . "I',,lc,'u l' t Iiq tlirf t of the nutome
REAL CRIMINALS ARRESTED
latest ultimatum from Mri. A. It. Har Har
eon, vice chairman of the City Com
mittee. Mr. Harmen, who startled member
of Council by suddenly nnd unexpected
Vlncland Man Fractures Arm, Leg
and Skull In Crash
Kgg Harber, N. J Dec. 8. I.euls
1,. n.m, tl, linnr nf tl,n h,lv . ' l "ricr, IWCIll.v, I inC-IIMU, . . .1., WHS
nt yesterday's seien. today unit word ' ""? "' truck te Atlantic 9ty
te the leaders that thev must Mate u , '" " " "J the Wk skidded en
woman either for a seat in Council or , . '.' . , 'm "lku nmI Mn,d n t,,k'-
tnn n h iipa nit thn Itiinr.l nf fnnnlv I ... ' r"'-'
Commissioners In the majernlty election
men. and It slieiiUI rmt he or n mere
honernrj ellice or fur an ntlice for
Up Associated l'rcfs
Detroit,' Dec S. A xister'n fnlth in
her brother that led her te frequent the
haunts of the Detroit tinderw. rid In an
'ffert te free him from u life sentence
lie It serving at Marquette Prison, is
likely te win for Lee Sauerman a new
trial. This statement was made today
by local authorities after checking up
what they describe as one of the most
amazing cases In Michigan criminal
history.
The sister is Mrs. Helen llewmnn, nf
Detroit, After Haliernian had been con
victed here in October of being impll
intcd in the slnylng last January of
Alexander Domirewsi;i, n farmer near
bad been sentenced te life
prlfienmi'iit nt Marquette, the woman
that brought about
Link Buttens Christmas Gifts That Men Appreciate
Yeu can make him liappv this Christmas by p resenting him with n pair of pretty link buttons.
We have a splendid assortment; the designs new and sure te please. All aic made of 14-kt.
geld, Mime tastefully ornamented with platinum.
ft. i I
N&J Hjy
Link buttons of 14-Kt prcer,
geld. beautifully cngine
turncd; per pair $8
A beautiful pair of 14-kt.
green - geld link buttons,
neatly engine-turned; per
rnir $10
Hexagonal link buttons et
14-kt green geld with deco dece
lated platinum border; per
pair $12
Artistic link buttons, plati
num front, neatly engine
turned: per pair $13
fAsflE if)
Link buttons of 14-kt.
green geld with decorated
platinum border, diamond
center: per pair $27
Pl.itinuiii-ireut link button:,
nf artistic design, diamond
and sapphire centers; per
p.ur $39
Our new catalog contains mere than 4000 photographic illustrations cail or write for your copy
S. Kind & Sens, 1110 Chestnut Street
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
import! a.-, nrsiexi tin ad stAKuna or wemex's axv ciuldkex's apparvi,
of iin- mi, in kr iuai.actkh peh mem: tiiav rim ir-scvcv yuauh
I'he crash awakened nearby residents
..i. I.,.--, I,,- , ,i... . i i, ..
or next year. Ilnr WPIiS0, hetween the radiator of
V AIMIU1II "MIHUIU iinu niu"i HI' II ,1 ...,,t !... .1,. t i i ." " --.......
-Lit . i i i -t it ,ul nut' tutu iiir iiuir I rt'CMOMlrr linn ntii
the ticket next. year." sa d Mrs. liar- , ,,...,... nIItlPlnf. , Vi,wl .,.. " " cIt.,.n"''.
took I ertner te the Atlantic City, He- llPB,m her Investigations, delving Inte
n-hlcl fh..re Is no snlnn Women f.re ...V ..f ' . . . ... ""..:, '" " "T .' ,l "V ".", "nunxs el noeiieggers. mm Hlie.liad
... . .. --- linn im ivjs nnr UMlHCIl IIIUI 1 IS SKUII ..hill !1P CVidellCl'
lust ns much entitled te eflice and , fractured. His n.n.litleii is serlnns lllnl m eu,lcnet
te full pay for proper public service 7T-rrrr :
il9 are the men. fce far as l am con
cerned, T Intend te sec that the rights
of women for which we suffragists bat
tled for se many years arc net over
looked." Limousine OfTer Kcfusct!
Only ,i few d.-ivs age Mrs. Harmen
'hocked the lender when she denounced
the men in control of the City Committee '
for Ignoring women in their plans for ,
the parade at the Inauguration of Cov- i
nier-elect Pinehet, In Harrisburg, en
January It!.
Net only that, but she went right
head and n-ranced for a special train '
te take the women te the State capit-il '
Ne sooner ban the leaders iccevered '
their equanim.ty tlinn they delegate!
'euncllmaii I In U te telephone Mrs. ;
Harmen nnd offer ci.x limousines for use
of the wemen in the parade. ,
Itut Mrs. Harmen replied that women
who marched for suffrage could ,ail,'
walk In honor of Mr. Plnelmt's indue- I
tien into the office of floverner.
Councilmen snemed te sense the fact
thnt Mrs. Mnrmen had somethlns "un
her sleevi-" when she appeared for the I
first time en the fleer of Council and i
intently followed the proceedings. J
feunellmeii Hall and (Jaffney had just
finished eulogizing the mike-up of the
round manic budget ar.il were thinking
In terms of an a:l-man Ceiinc!! te co
operate with an (li-'inizatien Mayer te!
uceeed Mayer Mi.ire. " I
In fact, some thought, r. hen Mr. Hall ,
moved that Mr. (inffne's sutt ni"iit I
en the subject of the budget be p'lnted
In the lmieilshibb rec rds nf the Conn- I
il. that Tie inai'filN leader wis flunk- I
Jng. ir.- the back of his mind, of Mr '
Opffney heeemlus n candldatu for
Jlnyer.
While tills pleasa.it drrnm nf a male
paradise held the lenders In Its thr.ill.
-Mrs. Harmen eiit r-i the iliimber.
"All bets are elT." .surclnctl. sum
tuarlred one of the "ui.-e" memlrs
Ajid thej were, for Mrs. Ilirmmi was
bringiig the ulumanim that a woman
.be slate! for a h'uu etfiee en the ()rgun ()rgun
ixatien ticket iie ear
We-deln ted aj
After Mr. liaffm-y and (..iim-llmim
MfCe.uii aid Walter anil ethers had
shaken liaud- with the woman lender.
KlUiard eglim, president of Coun
cil, hrnicr tli.m the ret. s,e!0 rii:)a
'ut In ireetmc and asked Mrs. Harmen
it she' cue 'ing te "t:ire'V her tur- .
banil, the ring ne.t year?"
When Mr. Weglein "asked that ques- '
lien he supplied the opportunity Mrs.
Harmen was waiting for and she be
jjan te formulate her plans tin.rt. def
initely. Today Mi. UV.-lelii nil ether
neders wi,l learn ju-t what they are.
Mrs. Harmen will cither he a can
didate herself for Oniric II or f r Cen v
Commissioner or else she will ur,'e
some ether woman te enter he ,"J
The woman s the tliu..'." said Mrs"
Harmen, "net iv ji.-i -nuUIti .
"I can't see iin.Ml.nm "i it," con
tinued Mrs. Hiirineii "I feid that the
organization leaders ha.. go te get
down te brass tacks am! serlmisij. rn.
sider the women as voters ,md ta.pa -1ng
citizens and net im rely as attrnctl've
adornments, no matter hew ilatterin.'
iha view may he. H just hapnens that
I am In n position, by reason of an
ifliclnl connection with the City Cum".
Jiilttee, te say the-e thitigs p;-!:"h
jierhaps mere apprepmuiy than otle-r
women, but this I (n knew : thn what
I am saying new is what most think
ing women voters f, el.
"This thing i.f putting en" women
from year te year has get te sfjji. nrst
ihlng we knew, we'll be way u sirje
I knew they tali; of the three wemeii
members from Philadelphia in the .State
Legislature, lint, honestly, (r,pa that
mean ery much, all things considered
te the women et Philadelphia? Nut n
hing. really. P.e!des, Philadelphia
women want representation right here
In our I'liiladelpliin government.
"If women are Bno, enniuh for the
State giiveniineiir, -uiely tiny are geed
i ueugh fur the city geiermiient Jt ,
t-eems that 1t Is Ukt running ii against
j' brick wall te yet ic, omtien from
ihe Phil.'n.i Iphm leaders. Why don't
they wake up and ili.senv.r that thev
have the women te think ibeut us well
xs the men?
Patting Means Nothing
"And don't let them think the wemm
ileu't vote, .lust wail until the coming
mayoralty election ami see if the women
de net take the kecnist and inebt ef
fective kind of Interest.
"This thing of patting the women
en the hand and telling them te ,e geed
vnd eerything will be all right Is all
jet."
Mrs. Harmen would like te he a !
Councilwoman. Put she will net he a
enndidate while Mr. Hull and Mr. Me
Coach, the present members from her
district, are candidates for re-elei tien.
If Mr. Hull should he a candidate
for Sheriff m for some ether eflice,
tdic said, then her turban will hustle
right into he ring, fir if (ieerge j
Helmes is net u cundldate for re-election
as County Coiniiiishieiier, then, wald
Mrs, Harmen, she or some ether woman
will be n candidate for that eflice.
LEFT $283,903 IN BONDS I
.'nventery Shows Estate of Wife of
Old Christ Church Recter
An Inventory of the persennl estnte I
of Mrs. Henrietta Washbuin. wife nf '
the Rew Dr. K. C. Washburn, rector
nt Old Christ Church, uveitis un estute
of ?1J8.'l,l)(i:;.lC', the bulk of which is in
i a II ten d and industrial inichtmcnts.
W'l Is probated tndiiv include that of
IMrtt .Mary Hrmly, II le Ninth Forty
eighth Htreet, who left an estate el
J-lO.rum, the bulk of which was willed
te Catholic Institutions. Relatives were
willed $100(1; .St. .biscph'H Heuse ler
Homeless Industrious Reys. :H0; SI.
A'lneent's Maternity Hospital, ;t0(), and
Ulsters of the Peer. $'JIK).
' Other wills probated are William V.
Pate. Silnl'ii-v. Mil, who left an
lite of S10,:iTH; Wil lain Tiinney. 'Jlli
ljrewn street, St'iKh Pauline Kukci.
'ilners Point ' t
thi! nllegcd confessions, exencrnted
Kniiermnn.
According te the alleged confessions
the band extorted thousands of dollars
from boetleggcre in Michigan nnd near
by States by posing ns Federal officers.
IS HELD IN "SHOOTING
Man Accused of Wounding Weman
Is Denied Ball
Samuel Harris, of Tine street ncur
Fifty-eighth arrested in connection
with the sheeting of Mrs. Anna
Splnelhi yesterday, was held without
hail for a further hearing by Magistrate
Daugherty today.
Harris still shown marks of the rough
reatment he received from the crowd
at the scene of the sheeting.
Physicians attending Mrs. Splnelhi
at the Rpltcepal Hospital say that her
condition Is improved. Sbe has two
bullet wounds, one In Jhc leg and the
ether In the hip.
day after the, theft, and attempted te
arrest tnc eceupnnts.
Stnrr was taken te the Women's
Homeopathic Hospital and held for the
The car was found later November SO
tibnndened nt Twenty-eighth nnd Som
erset streets.
Opposes "L" Turnback
a .-eentnHnn insklnir thn Public Serv
ice Commission te abolish the Mnrlict
bile of (ienernl Kilwnnl Silinnnnit. nf
Columbia. Pn. Starr appeared nt Ihe
liearintr With n lifimlnrrn nbiltf n unlfml
in his arm said te have been received street "L" turnback nt Sixty-third
when fired en by Patielmim Stlze, et street was adopted by the Roretigli
the Germantown station, who receg- Council of Cliften Heights tit its meet-
nlzed the stolen car November 20, the lng last night,
Miners Idle Today
Pettsll!r, la.. Dec. 8. Mines In
this region will' net work today,
notwithstanding reports of scarcity of
coal In Philadelphia nnd New Yerk.
Today is Feast day of the Immacu
late Conception, and In forty years there
bus been no work at the mines.
HO
Odd-shaped, link buttons of
14-kt. green geld, tastefully
engine-turned; per pair.$10.50
Platinum - front link but
tutis, beautifully engine
turned; per pair $20
Attractive link buttons,
platinum front with diamond
and sapphire centers; per
pair $66
V wmSBL f r. M sM
WT n. a
Chestnut
Cerner
Twelfth
Coats : Plain and
Fur Trimmed
A wonderful opportunity te selea a
high-tfrade coat at a low price. Of
marvella, yerena, ormendale, Ara
bella. Seme trimmpd with beaver,
Avelf and squirrel.
69.50
Values te 11 OM
Dresses : A
Clese-Out
Fer Street and Afternoon
A real opportunity te save en a
charming Dre&s. Of Peiret, Canten
and satin-back crepe, velvet tai
lored, draped and embroidered effects.
Alse light taffetas and chiffons.
29.50
Values te 59.50
Blouses Our Entire
Stock at
V'rw
m v; .iff '
'V'fv exceptions every
&m M ' nvin--hlniisft find Waist in
Ml'i. I stock. Make your reduc-
tJVrr" "i-J .. . .. i
Zrr " tiens at time 01 purcnase.
25eff
A lovely gift.
Chiffen Silk
Hosiery
Taken from regular stock and re
duced. All perfect and wonderful at
this low price. Of silver, geld, gun
metal, bronze and black.
Wonderful for Gifts
1.95
Regularly 2.95
Others tp 6.50
Silk Underwear
and Negligees
Special Values
Plain tailored, hand embroidered, real
lace trimmed some hand made.
Envelope chemises, Night Gowns,
Step-ins, Sets, Negligees, etc.
2.95 te 52.50
Aim
WSSmWrMWrV
Frent-of -Stere Gift Shep
Right Off Chestnut St.
WoeI-and-Lis!e
Hosiery-Val. $1.25
95c
Full length, well made, seam up the back; net a
cheap stocking; two-thirds wool; in gray, black, tan,
mode, brown, camel's-hair, etc., with clex or drop
stitch. Xmas Boxed in 3 Celers, $2.85
Sweaters, $6 te $12
Scarfs, $7.50 te $12.50
French Chemise Step-In Gowns, $2.75 te $7.50
Handkerchiefs
Beys', Girls', Men's and Women's
12V2c te $1.50
Swiss, Irish and French Linens
Boxed 3 in Bex
30c te $3.00
W. H. EMBICK & SONS ffi
Welcome Visitors!
Wc extend a hearty invitation te every one te
visit this store. This week many beautiful
, Chinese Rugs arc en display. Enjoy them.
And always there is the complete range of
rare Persians and Orientals. If you are
appreciative of true beauty you are welcome
te come itfas often as you cheese and you
arc never under obligation te buy. Wc arc
proud of the many fine examples of the
Weaving, Art which arc displayed in this
store, and we want you te enjoy them with
us. Come in.
HARPWttCK&MAGEE CO.
1220 MARKET ST.
Fitted
Luggage for
Christmas
Gifts
Prices, $12.50 te $200
All the diatinctive
leathers and linings ;
charming toilet appoint
ments of shell, amber
and French ivory. Un
questionably the best
selection and fairest
prices.
MDma
N.
A SpeciqjV
$12.50-
Blaek cobra-grain;
moire silk litusd.
Eight white fittings.
SO and 82 inches.
Only a limited num
ber at $12.50.
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Purchasing Agents' Orders Accepted. Repairing and Remodeling Dene at Our Own Factory,
1115 CHESTNUT ST.
C Opposite Keith's Theatre)
TOMORROW
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VALUES
Belew we have listed special items taken from our varied stock,
which indicate some of the unusual values offered tomorrow
only. There are numerous ether garments net mentioned which
are equally attractive. Every garment is finely tailored and
inspiringly smart in style.
A Small Deposit Reserves Your Purchase
French Seal Coats
48 Coats, J.t and 40 inch 16 Coats
trimmed witn .Th
length. Alse
Wraps and
Capes, 42 and
45 inches.
70
French Seal Coats
0
large cellars
and cuffs of
skunk.
Nat.Muskrat Coats
II Coats, 54-Iength. full-
Hare 8 p e r I s
models w i t h Jjj)
large shawl '
cellars.
90
Trimmed Marmet i rcncn Seal Coats Black Caracul
1 2 Smart 40-in. Coats with
large cellars
and deep cuffs
of natural raccoon.
98
14 Coats, 40 inches long,
with luxu-
Fer Juveniles
Fur Coats
Of brown nnd gray ceney,
lock squirrel Australian
ceney, Hnccoen, muskrat
and nutria. Ages 2 te 10.
42.50 te 125.00
Gifts Practical and Pretty
Coats
Of all the new materials.;
Elain and fur trimmed,
murt childlike htyleb.
Ages 2 te 1(5.
. 6.95 te 39.50
Party Dresses
Ol' chiffon tuffetu 'and
Georgette, charming styles,
very gifty, ages G te 16.
16.50 te 25.00
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ZTz i' tilttcUtiize in Annvil t I mjiucii: ll.i Larac ) n,rt.
r i e u s
skunk col cel
lars and
cuffs.
1
10
8 Black Caracul Coats, 40-
in. length. Full flare back,
new and
censerva
tive med
els.
125
Trimmed Muskrat
6 smart models of extra
choice, well-matched skin9.
With nat.
rac c e e nt
cellars
and cuffs.
145
Moleskin Wraps
A specially designed model
that is new, practical and
warm. 45- -j f
Fine skins.
HudsenSealCapes
45-in. circular Capes in
smart style and 40-in. full
flare sports Ceat3. Ex-
t r a e r-fij
dinary
value.
195
maygSr
SSP1
iv.
SPECIAL TOMORROW
Remarkable Values!
Natural Raccoon Coats
40-in. models 'of dark skins, full
furred and perfectly matched.
Sports, full-flare style, with lux
urious shawl cellars and deep
cuffs.
mil
$165
Hudsen Seal
$225
Hudsen Seal Coats
Natural Skunk Trimmed
40-in. full-flare model of remark
ably fine, durable skins. Lnrg
shawl cellar and deep cuffs of
natural skunk.
wyy
aid faii
lludeen Heal Je Dgvd Muvhwl. F witch Hat' Uucd Ceneu
Natural-
Raccoon
$165
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COLU
of
Style and Valu
IS
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Wvlli'-i'lj
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Black
Caracul
(Fitch
Trim'd)
.S395
Natural
Squirrel
(Menkey
Trim'd)
$595
M
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WmMrn
bcetch
Mele
Skin
Capc.i
S195
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