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f ie(iuta dl ierl alia Camera del Depu-
"Tlrtno presentl oltro 400 aepuum o 10
'uT.rano aftollatlsalmo. St trattava
retire ta nducla ncl governo capltanato
'tvL Boselll c, .Ulta la crlsl mlnlstc
l ,b Francla e sll avvcnlmentl dl Itui
Sunteresse era grandlaslmo. 1'cr dl
"; ... ja tener conlo dell'attcRglamcnto
I ,L . dal soclallstl uinclall In
lid ultlml giornl.
Oobo lrevl 5lscorsl dcU'on' Glardlnl cd
jij presWento del Conslgllo, on. no
Sl pronunclo1 un dlscorso cho fu tntto
aldo appello alia concordla del depu
Si e della. nazlone. II ccchlo uomo dl
.... ,.0rto' tuttl a complcro II masslmo
flJ ,rl Impostl dall'ora prcscnlo, quello
mclare alio Pl18 division! dl partlto
".ffSmbattero 1 complottl e gll attl dl
iwrrlo e 1 taao notlzlo e lo profczle
Itaiitlche che avevano per Iscopo lo
- riimento delle famlgllo del noldatl, o
JrWTmbattero anclie lo faclll profezle dl
IXmlnento "cho not tuttl desldcrlamo
CTehs Bapplamo dl non poter ottencro se
S eon 1 vlttorla dello arml."
ia Camera sorso In plodl come un solo
Jb il applaudlro ol presidente del Con-
5u ti all'oscrclto cd alia marina da
J?s4U csercitl alleatl. Upn. Boselll
)! l domando dl darml 11 vostro oto
1 iidducla. dl plena ed lntera nducla, perchc'
ibbUmo blsogno per splanaro lo" via alia
Imorlj. delle nostrd arml, per dlfendcre con
K virile 1 eacrl cd lnvlolablll dlrlttl
JdH nostra patra contro chlunquo o contro
i wmplottl cn abocclano un po' dappar-
sjmpr vljilantl, nol formlamo un gabl
tettt al armonla nazlonale, 'o como tall
riairremo fedell at nostro programma. Nol
..rimma Is norte del templo della Concordia
eart' che la vlttorla vl possa fare 11 auo In
Ptno, Quella vlttorla nella qualo nol cro
jubo e chs nol gturlamo dl ottencro per
li jostra patrla e per la clvllta'."
ABCOHL una vona ia Lemara iu in pieui
ell applausl durarono parecchl mlnutl.
Pol il venne alia votazlone a tra grlda dl
Tin 1'IUlla I bs no annunclo' l'eslto; 369
Isputatl avevano voiaio a ravore aei gam-
JMtO 43 avevano -voiaio coiuru.
' SULLA FHONTB ITALIAXA
Ierl sera 11 Mlnlstero della Gucrra pub-
Ulavi II seguente rapporto del generate
Ctfonia circa la sltuazlone alia fronto Halo-imtriaca:
Dopo una Iolcnta proparazlone dl
irtlgllerla 11 nemlco lanclo' Ierl un
tljorosi attacco contro le nostro posi
tion! alia testata della plccola alle del
Coilbo, In Val Sugana, ma fu rcsplnto
ton gravl perdlte.
Venerdl" notto 11 nemlco dlstrusso
n un lntenso fuoco dello sue grosse
wtljllerle lo opero dl difesa dello posl
llonl da nol conqulHtato II 4 corrento
Bella -valle dl San Pcllegrlno o rluscl'
adoccuparne Ia parto piu' alta.
Bulla fronto Giulla nl e' avuta un'au
mentata atttvlta' dello artlglierle o del
mortal da trlncea. Ncl scttore dl Plaa
nolabblamo rcsplnto un reparto nemlco
thetentava dl faro una lhcurslone sulle
nostra poslzlonl dl Fallioca. Ad est dl
Vertolba uno del nostrl rcpartl pene
Iro' nelle llneo nemlcho o le lncendlo'.
II nostro reporto si lmpadronl' dl munl
ilonl e dl altro materlale da gucrra.
"SULLA SOMMA E ALTUOVK
tt forze francesl operantl nella regions
Ma Somma hanno guadagnato altro ter-
reio I tedeschl, Incapacl dl reshtero alia
' yrtnlone formldabllo dello armato franco-
Bfleil, al sono ritlratl anche da Noyon las
tiaado agll alleatl circa 400 tnlglia quad
ntt dl terrltorlo. IV probablle die la rltl
niadebba contlnuaro o cho 1 tedeschl con
top dl reslstere sulla llnea Camhral-St.
Qaentln. Questa e' la plu' lmportante rltl
nta del tedeschl dopo la battaglla della
Virna, e fa ben prevedcre per le operazlont
diorimavera e dl estate.
Intant6 eI annuncla chc le truppe russe
luno occupato la cltta' turca dl Van, sul
Up omonlmo e puntano ora pn DlarbeUlr.
nyaniata della forzo russe del Caucaso
antlmia su dl una asta fronte o In lpnn
wordo con te operazlont dcgll Inglesl opc
"tl nella reglono della Mesopotamia. I I
Ireul sono gluntl ad nppena una dleclna dl
una aaua irontlera della Persia.
ut Russia, si A1 nnnnnnhtn n ni(HniHn.l
ffldalmente, combattera' con 1 suol alleatl
w a cne non ara' ottenuto la complcta
Plena lttorla.
WASHINGTON, 19 Mnrzo I sottoma
m tedeschl hanno uftondato tro plroscaft
aencanl, H Memphis, 11 Vlgllancla e I'll
J A Washington st consldeia questo
22 Unvero e ProPrl n"o dl gucrra da
we della Germanla, ed 11 presldento 5VI1-
IDA nPr1lnitl i i
imn.i. , ,. C,1B Rl Proceua alia mo
'mZm. deIla- notu ed ha sosneso la
WOlIltailOnft clplln nnarrllo V.,1.1.
SMOKE SCREENS SIGNAL;
inujjKi UAKS COLLIDE
Hotonrfan's Legs Smashed in Crash on
i own Atientown viaduct of
Lehigh Valley
ALLEVTrmrv t- -r , -
tent , "" ia" iuarcn J a. a smoKe
SflrromJthe engines In tho Reading
tt,il Iard wa3 the cause this morning
bwTi?iJ,'.0? c.oll'slon on the South Allen
CornVtLl.J1?" Xaney Transit
I man: -..Li Vi" AUtl iveys, a motor
K.7w!r,hlS flrst ru". suffered frao-
kin .. B , "e ma? Ioso one-
itaa m. ? coming from South Bethlehem
'ruh. 7i J, PassenBers, and, according
.Kilih.,i j Vna switcn at the eastern
5S.vM5 '.whll!l' 's 100 ct high.
"UnronM..! "'Bnt, engines below were
I Ha, th .. J ' u Bleaming up for the day's
I Xwadid Tf ka er":el0Plne the bridge, and
&$&$' a tTon?y frelBht car bouna
r Ud twfS - hlm and 'ho took n chance
t, fi , i M lMo hrldgo. Tho two
Wllilon n""'3s..8lowly. "d when tho
M Kv ,,u lnB on,y ono to suffer
PUtm hose front Platform was
hurriif 1th ,oconotlve that heard the
.CD io me Aiientows Uospl-
I p haa a wife and eleven children.
COMMISSIONERS DELAY.
BLOCKS TRANSIT WORK
Little Chance of Awarding of
Broad Street Contracts
'on April 3
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Oniclals of the Transit Department lr
tually have como to tho conclusion that,
unless heavy pressure Is brought to bear
upon tho Public Kcnlco Commission to end
Its dilatory tactlc-j there li little possibility
of Imlng Iho certificates of public con
cnlcnto for the nrlous lines of tho high
speed Bystem granted In tlmo to'awnrd tho
threo ISroad street subway contractH on
April 3, when bids nro scheduled to bo
opened,
Should tha commission continue. Its pro
gram of withholding authority lo proceed
with tho construction uoilc until nftcr that
date, It w mean that six separate con
tracts nro being held up Ulds for tho threo
sections of tho subway dclhery loop were
opened tho first week In February, but in
tho absence of authority from the commis
sion tho city was unnblo to award the
contract!).
On April 3 bids will bo opened for threo
Broad street subway contracts, which, taken
together, would mean the beginning of
work on nearly a nillo and a halt of this
high-speed line. These contracts, -together
with tho threo on tho loop, will Invohe an
expenditure of about $15,000,000.
The commission will meet In cxecutho
session In UnrrMmrg today, but It was
lrtually admitted this morning that transit
would not ho taken up A month ngo mem
bers of tho inmmlslon Indicated that no
action would bo laken until the matter of
a leaso for the- sstem had been nettled
Their position nt that time was that they
would not glc their nppioal to any propo
sition which. In lew of the many uncer
tainties ns to the leasing of tho lines, might
tlethe city's hands fluauclalh for cars.
Later, howeer. another public healng
was held In this city and subsequent to this
half of tho 'commission mado an Inspection
tour over lrtually the entire system At
that tlmo Is was learned th.it threo of the
six commissioners favored framing the cer
tificates at once and three faorcd delay.
A week ago, after tho last executive ses
sion of tho board. It was said that no fur
ther action would bo taken until Director
Twining either asked for a public hearing
upon the rel-cd cost estimates submitted
by him showing that the entlro system
would not cost $90,000,000, or submitted
additional figure") Miowimr tho cost to an
Independent operator to equip and place In
operation tho various lines
These figures the Director has prepared.
Ho had Intended to Include them in his re
port to Mayor Smith and not to submit
them to tho commission before tho report
was made public In tho hope, however,
of getting some action from the commis
sion, the Director will forward these fig
ures to ilarrlsburg within a day or two.
Tho estimates havo not been checked as
yet by Ford, Bacon & Davis, and It the
checking cannot be completed by tomorrow
night tho department wilt give the com
mission tho unchecked estimates with an
explanation of why they havo not been
checked nnd a statement that they are
substantially correct In tho opinion of Direc
tor Twining.
GERMANTOWN SALOON
' LICENSE RENEWED
Court Disregards Remonstrance of Su
perintendent of Whosoever
Mission
Judges Martin nnd Flniettcr, sitting today
as the License Court, renewed tho license
of , John 12. Henry, whose aloon Is at 1.1
12a'st Chelten avenue.
Thero was an emphatic remonstrance
from John Mclntjro. who Is superintendent
of tho Whosoever Mission, which Is only
one block away from Henry's saloon, while
Hemy's causa was bolsterod up by State
Senator Jenkins, who aided counsel for tho
defense, and two policemen from tho Oer
mantown station house, District Detective
McFarland and Street Sergeant nidrldge.
Superintendent Mclntyre said tho capac
ity of his mission was always exhausted
bv drunks coming from Henry's saloon.
Tho court, however, refused to believe
Henry's saloon should bo blamed for all
tho drunkenness In tho neighborhood. His
license was renewed, but he Had to promise
that he would eliminate, tho back room and
side entrance. A good deal of the trouble.
It was shown, came from viilte men drink
ing with negroes and ncgresses.
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A Specialized Sale of All Our Women's
New Easter Apparel Begins Tomorrow in the
Woman's Shop of Wanamaker & Brown
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Suit $29.75
Everything
New!
THE. merchandise here
offered has been gath
ered w i t h selective
and unhurried care.
None is so-called "sec
onds." None has been
bought helter-skelter lo
make a bargain sale.
It is not bargain cloth
ing, but new, guaranteed
merchandise of the highest
stamp.
Examination of it will
impress you with the fact
that it required good taste,
much foresight and care
ful preparation lo bring
together a. stock of wom
en's apparel of such merit,
containing so many exclu
sive style features.
It is' our wish that our
Woman's Shop shall con
stantly increase its ever
widening circleof acquaint
ances among the women
of Philadelphia and vicin
ity, and an experience (ex
tending over 56 years) has
taught us that women
know values and will buy
where value is to be found.
We have therefore pre
pared this feast of value.
Suit $35.00
Suit $15.00
Drgss $35.00
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WE call it a specialized Sale, since every article of this splendid gathering of hew Easter mer
chandise will bear a special price during the whole of this week.
.The offer includes five departments of the Women's Shop new suits, new coats, new
dresses, new skirts and new blouses. In each section stocks are overflowing; all the accepted styles
sent out from the fashion centers are represented, and there arc many exclusive models original in
conception at decidedly lower prices.
Combining as it does the advantages of an all-inclusive stock with the exclusive features
of a specialty shop, Wanamaker & Brown's Woman's Section this week brings to the women
of Philadelphia (before Easter instead of after) the added advantage of buying upon a basis
of exceptional saving.
Suit $22.75
A SUIT of striking dignity and simplicity, ry beautiful, in
navy, black and the new grajs. Tailored skirt with side
plaits, belt with gathers in back, white faille silk collar pcan dc
cygnc lined Poiret twill fabrics. Wc have seen this suit else
where at much higher figures than our special tQ7 ft
price of P ' '
A STRIKING fancy tailored suit in navy blue faille. Lined
with pompadour silk. Has white pongee collar, button
trimmings on belt. Pockets and sleeves with the ISQCJ flft
new fancy ball ornamentation on back of belt. . . . P'JvFVr
VNE of the season's most popular and newest suits. Gabardines in
navy and black lined with pussy willow taffeta. Bcautifullv braid
bound, with collars of broadcloth or silk, with fancy buttons
in amber and black effects; an exceptionally fine
suit
$29.75
A STYLISH little suit that is proving most popular is to be had in
Copenhagen and navy blues and black poplins, has fancy crepe
lining and box plait in back. Belt all way round and a gathered
skirt with half belt. Collars are of white and gold in (tlC (f
ilk. Special at JJJ
)NE of the most popular coats in the new thistledown materials
in golds, greens, corals, magenta, leather brown and honey
an is shown in the illustration. It has fancy self- t1 C ((
stitching, with large buttons to match
XME ARE offering a navy blue serge dress with black satin
sleeves and a white satin collar made strikingly beautiful by
sunburst trimmings of silk and beads at the waist dOC Oft
and sash ends PJJjJ
""OATS of wool velour in shades of gold, apple green, rookie or
(walnut) and Copenhagen blue. Has the empire back, fancy A FINE sports suit for joung girls in two tones of dark tweed, fancy
stitching on collar and back with button-trimmed sleeves, t " O C(j poplin linings, gathered skirt with belt and pockets. 22 7S
fancy cuffs O.cPl 'jlc sports coat ,as a big bo plait in back v?CC J
Comparison of the Prices quoted in each instance with the prices appearing at the foot of
each illustration will show the exact style of each garment described
Coat $15.00
$4.95
for skirts in mohair stripes,
blue and brown effects. Yokes
and pockets button trimmed.
Also many novelties in plaids
and stripes "ranging up to
$12.75.
$5
for Georgette Crepe blouses in flesh or
white color. Tucking adorns the entire
front and sailor collar is edged with tucks,
as well. x
$4.95
for Georgette Crepe blouses in flesh
and white. Large collars and rovers are
edged with filet and frill of Crepe to
match.
$4.95
for Crepe de Chine blouses in salmon
pink and flesh color. Collars and revers
are hemstitched, as are the cuffs. Crochet
button trimmed.
$5.00
for shepherd plaid skirts
which have a belt and fancy
tucked pockets button trim
med. . ,$2.95
for blouses in crepe de chine
in both flesh color and white.
Has sailor collar and large
reefer edged with lace. Cuffs
to match.
$3.95
for fancy tweed skirts
light and medium shades.
in
$2.95
for blouse in pussy willow
taffeta, white and flesh color.
Small collars with the reefer
effect. Large pearl buttons
down front.
$2.95
for lawn blouses with fancy
tucked collar and cuffs, nar
row black ribbon ties and
black ribbon on the cuffs.
$2.95
for lawn blouses with the
stylish tucked collars and
cuffs hemstitched and edged
with lace.
Good taste is the prevailing tone that characterizes this whole offering. You will find here reflections of
the work of Lanvin, Callot, Poiret and Premet, as welt as adaptations of American designers and American
designers have sprung into the forefront of creative genius with seven-league-boot strides since the time all
Europe began to battle.
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