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PHILADELPHIAN HEADS
. FRENCH AID COMMITTEE
Grayson M. P. Murphy, lFcad of
Gunrnnty Trust, Will
Study Needs
APPOINTED BY RED CROSS
Will Kc-cstabKsli Destitute People of
Districts Laid Waste by Hctrcat-
Ing German Army
' ltu n Slnff Corresrinnrlriit
WASHINGTON. M.u 11
Ornjson XI I' MtirpM, Nice iiieslilrnt of
tlio Oimrniilv Tiut t'omt ati. of Ne VorU,
,. h office lit 4J1 I'liPRtnut Mrect
Tihaiielp1iln. was selected today hj II 1'.
rRtlon, clialrnian of the Ileil Cross War
Council to lienil the lommlttee to llt
Vrnnco nml luctlpnte tlie necils of the
iexa'tnteil lotmtrj districts"
jlr Mtirpliv was selected became of IiIh
AecutUe nbllltj and will have ns Ills in.
poilntc. not et pained, men especially qiial.
lfled to decide ttliat ehnll lie Rlen tlio people
to re ctnldWi tliem.
Tlio War t'ouncll will inidertaUc .it once
the iclief of lesldcnts of thoHe puts of
Frnnte from vliltli the Herman forces liae
been drlen The Mtuntton In Huso regions
1, lenllili 1Iouim lmi been tlrstioMHl.
hkHciiIUiiiiI IniplrnienlM tilled un and
burned fmlt ticei .mil xlnes ilnmnRCil be
yond repair
i iim rltintlnil n dPMribed toilm the
., reople In thev icnlons h.ne not even Utilos
If foils.mil plate" and are nUetlx destitute
It I" the Intention of the lied i'iovs War I
Council to lenuiin me """ -"w" -cultur.tl
Implement" nml cecils nnd nernll
to put the peop e on their feet ncii"
PHILADELPHIA YEARLY ;
MEETING OPENS TOMORROW
'Christian Patriotism" the Theme of j
Discussion at Afternoon Con-
fcrence of Friends j
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The Philadelphia Yearls Meetlnc of Haie
"Btieet I'rlends will beuln tomniiou inornliiK
at the fifteenth and t'uee streets meetlnB
hoiie ... ...
The meetlus of ministers and elders will
be held both ninrnliiR and afternoon
At .1 o clock there will be a lonfeiento
under dliectlon of the Youiir Friends' inoe
rnent. at nhlcli the different phases nf
Christian Patriotism" will be dlsLUvsod In
the eenli!B the Ile Norman M Thomas.
of the Amcrlc.ui Parlh New YoiK will
delher the third lecture In the William
Tenn series hubject, "The Christian Pa
triot "
On Sunday morning the laige meetings
for worship will be held In the liace street
nd Cherry street ineetlpK loom" .mil. it
necessary, an overflow meetlnpr In the Cen
tral i-chool lecture loom In the afternoon
will be the annual meetliiK of the 1 Irst-dn
Schools, when Klbeit Itussp I will Kle .in
addres on "llie Value of Ilcllglous Uil illa
tion" The reculai hu&lncss sessions will IicbIii
n Monday morning at 10 o'clock and J In
In the afternoon, mil will continue elallj
until l'rlel.-n
"JOE" LEITER PILES UP
MILLIONS IN MAY WHEAT
Grain Pit Speculator, Once Loser of
$10,000,000 in Cornering Fiasco,
Reputed B!k Gainer
rilli'Mlii. ln 11
Inseph l.elter. who. with bis father. Ii
reputed to hao lot W ooo onn In irjlng to
corner the world n wheat suppl In 1ST8 has
come back" in M.i.n wheit It w.ib reported
todi. .
I.eltn b i-iriiliiRs In the I irt few months
arb esthnited at ?1 "00 00U b persons In
e!oe touch with wheat pit opeiiitlons lie
la said to luuo been secieth In the mniket
llnce AiiKiist J. 1110. when Ma wheat
old at $117. Yestei lm it icuhcil $3 15,
the highest ilKiuo In hlstoi y.
Acting on a tip that the (io eminent
would interene In tho food situation. Leltet
is said to b.uo been i-clling leccnt at
enormous profits Ills agents, HH fast lis
the dli-poved of Mav dellveiv. lire slid to
hae been htijlug lul nnd Keplember
Agents of tho Allies, principalis- 3rc.it
Britain, nie also said to hae ile-med up
between $10 000,0(10 and $15 000,000 III the
Chicago pit
.lessc I,lermnie who bei.imo a membef
of the Iloiid of 'liade a month ago is re.
puted to hap mide between $1,300,000 and
$.',000,000 In M i wheat
Carnctt Heads U. of 1. Base Hospital
At fitii nnt Mni-lln mniiilini- nf tlirt ( ar1in
'i ijiinmu iiiaitiiii iin iiiuv ua iiivi uun i
ell for N'atloml Defense, has notified heads I
wi iue .Masque or .Mnerican iirainu in, it lie
had turned oer the illiectoishlp of the
Unhcrslts Hasp Hospital to Dr. .1. II far
Jiett Doitor Mnitln, ,ih head of the l'nher.
Klty of Pennsjlxanla Department, must re
miln at the l'nitersit, Tim I'ulxi rslt
base now needs onlv $15 noO to coiiipletn its
equipment, nnd It Is expected thin will bo
obtained from tho Masque, which is to be
itaged all next week at tho llotnnkal
' Gardens
Police Sergeant's Home Uohbcil
Thieves succeeded In stealing $00 woith
if Jewelry fiom the home nf Sergeant
Charles Wolf, of the nclgrade street station
who llen at 1121 i;ast fambrla street The
Intrudcia weio frightened awa by the
sergeant's ilfe. and In their haste oct
looked n handbag containing $100 In cash.
GALVANIZED, COPPER
AND ZINC SHEETS
L. D. Berger Co., 59 N. 2d St.
Belt. Market 45) Keystone, ltaln met
Ready Money
United Slates Loan Society
. 117 North Broad St.
H 8. 5th t. 2518 Germsntown ate.
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Correct Tailor for Drettr Men
13th JP, G..n C. Herond
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Spring Suitings ,0 .rtdtr $30-00
Our garments not only fit correctly,
Jut hapg gracefully to the body re
tain that shapely appearance. See the
hew weaves they're beauties rich, ex
tluslve effects.
MimiNICTO ONE-
PIECE
OVERALLS
Esft j?a,"jtes: $9.50
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Ql!IT STACK I)UU1N(; WA'Il
Mrno. .Johanna GmNki, the Metro
politan sopiano, luis .mnounccil her
decision to withdi.tw, for a time at
least, from the stage, on which she
has spent moit of her enreer. As
n leading German star she has, in
some quartcis.encountcied personal
criticism growing out of the w.u.
GADSKI QUITS STAGE
BECAUSE OF CRITICISM
Opera Singer Retires Temporar
ily and Resents What She
Calls Unfair Attacks
Pcno'ial tilth Win glowing out of the wni
and alleged unlimt i rltli Ism has i itised
.Mine Jolnnna lladsM. vojirmo of the Met
ropolitan Open i'oniiin to retire tempo
iaiil fiom the st igp
In u statement nddiessed to the public
she ild that as lending (leriiun Pt u kIiq
hsd been outiagcoush and nnJURth nt
l liked In Mini" iU irters because of the
wai between the I nited states mil i.ir
man Mme tiadi'l.l alo s ild sbe bad been
friiiuenth inlsiepiesnteil.
I lei Ntatement follows
I feel the time his .inlwd when I
must defend niwelf onto and foi "all In
the campaign whle'i was begun against
me siflei an nlleged lntcilew In lilfi
t that time 1 thought It bencith in
Ilgnlt to nnke a denial and was un-'
foitunateh adMed to lem.ilu xilent
l.iteh. howesei I b.uo been agiln too
uti.i,eousj and unjustU .itt.itl.ed si
that 1 feel compelled In Justice to m
Fclf and nit fi lends to mutiadlit tlise
falsehoods and calumnies
I heiewlth emphatlc-ilK den) to hae
evei said, done nr pen felt aiiMhliig
against this countrj, or ,iu of Its rep
sent itles
M career was praitlcilh t-tnrled '
mid made In the I'nlted stales and
who knows better than I whit I owe In
, i f, pi i, undei
tha prevailing conditions It Is perhaps
i ii i oe piescnt froni
the MetlopolltKii Htigc mil al the
public to accept this etatement fiom me
,ia final and to recent am moic lom
ment l about me peinonalli, as suh
might lead to fntthei misrepresent i
tions Hoping with all m bent tint the
nuemrous frlendn whom I think 1 have
made lir these main veirn of eiinetit
work will continue to believe in me and
will remain tin loval friends as I re
main theirs, with sincere gratitude
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J E Caldwell fy (p.
Chestnut Juniper South Penn Squar
Marriage Invitations
and Announcements
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A Genuine Cordotan Calf
The Best Buy in Town
Cordotan
Cherry Color
A SPECIAL 'jmm, &M3MW
Jr $ ''''4 v vifflr
JUST received a new lot of rich cherry-color Oxfords,
which we have priced at $5.00 for quick selling.
The quality and workmanship, in every detail,, cannot
be duplicated for less than 50 more in price. Theie is
a full complement of sizes and widths, which assures per
fect fitting and absolute satisfaction. k
'Tie a fecit to fit feet.
$aUun&t
"NO SEPARATE PEACE"
PACT DOES NOT BIND U.S.
Lansing Denies Agreement, but
States Nation Is in War
Till Victory
WASH I NOT ON, Mh 11.
'I he I nlled Mate l bound bj no ngtee
ment not to malic n separate peace Willi
(lei main It will not make peace, however,
Until llenuanv Is uitiqulFhed and peace
nines to nil the Ilutente Allies
This was the niitioutiieinent todav of See
retar.v of .state Lansing Anlted If the na
tion had been pledged to inn'le no separate
peine In the Mate Department's confer,
ernes with Arthur James Ilalfour, head of
the llrltlsh mls.ion, and c-Preniler Vlvl.inl,
held of the Trench mission, Soeretnr Lans
ing Mild
"The ipieMlon of nn agreement on this
Miujoit nevci was ialed in the conferences
The 1 tilted .states Is bound by no ngree
nu nt whatsoever Vou mav feel assined
liowevu that until world-wide pence Is le
stoied the I nltcd Stales will entertain no
Hiiggestl ms of pence fiom Herman)' no mat
ter what terms nre'off.-rcd '
HAUKIiEPEll MUST PAY
rou death or patron
$."000 Voi diet for Voman,Whosc Hus-
li.ind Fell 1'iom Saloon, Sus-
a ncd by Court
.ludgp Itni.iit sitting In I'oininim PIcts
I'ourts toiliv tefiised to illslntb nn awnrd
nf $1oou iliiniKPs obtained bv Mis Man
Mi' uskir ngilust a s ilonnkeepei who was
sild to have sold hei husband so nun It
lliliioi that In fell giAi g out of the saloon
and fiaitineil bi skull, dvlng lalei The
vudlit vmis ngaiut I'oinellus Quinn of
stint anil Alleghrii) ivcnue laloonUoepei
In n viewing the i ase Judge llnrinlt enlil
that there was no evldoino to Miow that the
ilinl mm was tlihci Intempente m a
bald diiul.il lie iiImi alil thut.au e
ptiliuiid bnteudii ought to be able to
dctnt what Iscisllv v Islble to a little ihlld
If Mii'uslici Mihl ludgp Hirratt 'was
liilnxti.iUd vhin he fill out of that door,
he inuvt hive lit i n vlslblv nffpeted bv In
tosliitlng drink whh h the b.irtendei ought
to have noticed and bei.iusc be did not.
bp was jiigllgmt and Hip dcfendntit wis
IHbli as tin Inl ii itlon, the Juiv found,
iiUMil the lnjut iisultlng In Mcl'u'kci's
di nil
$8,000,000 TAX IDEA
SCORNED BY K1TCHIN
Houc Lejdei's Knthusiastie Constit
uent Sent to Janitor With Plan
to Raise Tiifle
n t.lfl.ntf , IIODlci t. ft NnliriP
Mow muili will It i.il-e a eai" asked
Mi MH hlu
Light million ilollais the enthula-t
leplb d
cll It to the jinltoi was said to hive
been Ml Kltililn s lonmient
SINN FEINER ELECTED,
MUDDLING IRISH ISSUE
Home Rule Put I'ttrthcr Away hy Suc
cess of Redmond Koc for
Commons
LONDON" Ma 11 'I he lilsh situ itlon
his igalu become Indlj muddled 'I h
elei lion of Joseph Miliulnness, j .Slpn
1 clnei now In prison, to a vaiant seit In
the Moire of Commons Ins put home Ulle
furthei off thin ever 111 tin view of mo'-t
wrlleis
'I lie Illness Dublin lonespondent ivs
Hip ileitlm Is reg u leil ns a strong blow
ngilnsl John lledmond N itlonnllst leader
I ho dMiiit In with Ii MiUulnness was
eleited bis been n .N-vtionall-.t Mronghold
1 he Morning Post decl ires tint the peo
ple now know tint the Sinn 1'eln stands
for nu open bleak and the establishment of
in li Mi tepublli
Distinctive In
Quality and Phraseology
Slender, rakiih
model on a new
EnglUh Ut. Nar
row toe and low,
flat heel.
Shoes and Hosiery
1204-06-08 Market St.
.. .. I.Vi.l.'.V Mn. If V n.i IllltU.
nation of the tremendous figures in which
Washington otllclaD .lie thinking when It
ionics to t.i itlon the storv Is going ths
i omuls In Washington of how an entliusl
"nstk loiistltuent of Jloii'-e Majoiitv Leader
Ivltchln of North I'.uollna nppioiclud
the I'ongiei-sin.in sivliiv I have a brand
...... t.v iii i wild It villi iiise nionev fiom
GIRL KILLS GIRL, POLICE
SAY, OVER LOVE OF BOY
13-Year-Old Miss of Chicago De
clares, However, Chum
Shot Herself
CHICAtlO Mav II
Doris Anderson, n thlrtecii.ear.old sihool
girl, awoke In h cell nt tho Soulli Clark
stieet police station twin) n luiirdetcss In
the e)es of the police
They believe she shot nnd hilled (liace
Mngeninnn, also thirteen vesrs old liei
chun In a quarrel late )ctenbn over tho
love o' Helnliart Deck a fourtien-v car-old
schoolbov. Hither that or she i nteied n sui
cide pict with her plnvmate then became
frightened when tho time eimo to end her
own life
Doils sivs that Oraie shot herself and
that she (ttuggled to prevent her The po
lice snv she Ins given them sever il ion
fllctlng versions of the shooting The lit
tle girl has rem lined calm sltue her arrest
and seems to resent onlv the pcrslilent
questioning
Orace was killed In n basement aieawav
v. icvolver bullet struck her In the link
passed thiough hei bodv nnd came out
through the light bienst She died without
giinlng con'clousness
Mrs Louis ciuni .il vvhose home the
shooting oiitirred. heard the shot nnd tan
to the areawnv Dot la was standing over
the bodv nf hei chum Mrs limn did not
sec a revotvet
ttinele Ii.ik kllJtl hei self Doris uied
I tried to stop hi I'll inn fm a dm tni
Airs 1,111)1 i all led the wounded i lilhl In o
her home where rho died half in lioui Hter
Pollie Srrgeant ltrch.m rmiml inns
walking ilorg the street cvn,il blniks fiom
the slifollug about an hour nfiMivurd t
the vtatiim house the tuition found two ie.
volvers in hei w list III one of tliem was
an etnptv shell
We wantid to unic P.enlc I Ink -aid
Dolls, and 1 b ippeued to ineiitlon that
mv papa had a lcvolvn I took It out of
a bureau dravvir (Itiu'le wanted one loo
so she borrowed one from liuv limn t
was all rust) and the Digger was brol en
"We dropped Into lliiiim v. ml for n
moment Ot.iile had the loaded tcvnhu
then
I in going to sboot mvsetf she nld
I began to mi earn and sin pointed the le
volver at hei head I pulled hit aim be
hind hi I b 'k 'I Inn the gnu w lit off
(Iraele tank to the giouud and held out
the levolvei
Ive Mill it in) self "-he said 'llcie
take this
The pollio declue there wcie no povvdet
mirks on ilruie's clothing mil fiom the
position of the wound she could not have
shot hei self No formal eh.irge will be
lodged against Doris until aftet the coi
oner s Inquest tod iv
Two Billion Toot Lumber Order
slll.NC.lON" Mav 11 'llie special
committee of the Southern Pine Assoei itlnii
after four dnvs confuenees with the 1'pri.
nal shipping lloird nnd other authorples
Ins about completed flit 1 1 dcln Is It Is s ild
seiulolllclallv for tho I ugest oidu for in ite
ilals pvu know t to the lumbei Inilusii)
To mei I Its wai icqiiltcments foi wooden
ships ,irtn barracks and othet inuposes
the l.ovt ruiiient has iiinti.utcit foi the pur
clnke of nmio thin two billion feet of
southern plus It Is understood tint the
aggregate pi lie wll1 be between $ !',,li0u 00U
snd $to ono ooo
Hotel Walton
Broad and Locust St..
Will open - ummr
jsPisnn In tht fHmoui
Pierrot Roof Garden
Tuesday, May I 5
Two Orchestras Souvenirs
Dintlnc l.ieri 1 imlnK ftnr sin
i.reuisi: ; mii.i.i.i: Mimc-i
mmiiiiiiimtuaiBg
Best Dressers will wear JwtM
, Famous Club Styles ThisSummer
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FITS! NEWBOLD, SOLDIER,
WILL WEI) MISS PEPPER
OIT to Fort NlitKtmi Troininc Camp,
Ho Announces Engagement
nt Station
'Ihcio was a leal romatiie aboard the
"lied Special' Inst night' nlthough hut few
on llie tinlii or the eiowd In this Heading
Teimln.il knew anv thing about It
Hut n few hours befoio he left for Port
Nlagaia. the engagement of l'ltx Kugeiie
IHmui New bold wan imnouiieeil to .Miss
riiarlotlo Cleauor I'ejiper Miss l'epper
and her pnients, .Mr and .Mi tlcorge
h ii tun Tipper, of K30 Pine ctreet, wint
to the Tennln.il to p.ij goodb to Joung
New bold
Ml New bold Is n son of Mr. nnd Mrs
Atlliur llmlcn New bold, of I.nveroik,
Cliestiint Hill Ills older brother, Aithur
Mullen N'ewbold, lr, who Kcveral veaiH
ngo married .Miss Margaiet Varnall daugh
ter of .Mr nnd Mik Chaiitou ni inll, also
left foi the lamp laft night
The tnatrhgo of Mla l'epper and Mr
Newbold Is not expected to take plies
for sumo lime
rniM to ci:m:i)kati:
Wcimcr, Wtlght & WntUiti Company
to Mnrk -12(1 Anniversary
Tho fort) -seenuil unnlversiiv of the tlim
of Welmer. Wright & Wntklns Companv
llie, shoe manufacturers and Jobbers. 3)
South speotul street will be celebrated to
night bv n the.ittc ptrtv
'Ine '7'i emploves n the fie tot v and store
will imet it Heading 1ermln.il and niiiuli
In ii bodv to Keith's vvheie the 111 ft biluiuv
will be oeiupled Willi null Welmer Ii
pipsldent Hi belt i! Welmer seoiitaiv
1' II lowdrlik treisuier and othu ofll
ilils have ehaige of the event Wni-tlme
uitlvltles pirvmt the usual eehbiallon
Willi h In fnrmii .veu consisted of enter
talnmeutH nml daneis
?-,.
Saturday
Sale of Topcoats
Reduced Prices
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No Charge
fi At Ihc
C New
80,000 of Philadebhia's
m g. t , ii
TF I were you and wantei
t.j ir 1 wcie vuu anu wanteu 10
I wear a hat that everybody
- would admire and compli
ment me on because of its be
comingness and slap me on the
back and say, "Old Chap, where
did you get it, it -looks
$10. worth"- $m85
then this is
I would buv.
oruwex
GilAKCi: UNDUK INFLUENCH
Seek to Sot Aside Uccil of Trust Uiv
posing of ?10,000 Kstnte
1.ANCATi:it. Hl'n,' May II. A .(1l In
equltv hns In en tiled hero to oblalti upward
of $10,000 w'hlih MIsh Irfrttlo M. SiiiIUj, of
OhrlFtlau.i, on Matih 1C, 1011, deeded to
Kmnk JI Trout who In one of the itcfuid
inlc. logither with Annie (.'., William, IlAvv
atd I'hesler, llllwood, I'larenic, IVrne,
Samli and Allie Tiont, nnd Mliluel liar
lilsh and .1 H Weaver, the latter two being
dearons of l.ongeiieclcerV Mennoiillo Churili,
and ClnrleM H Lelinnin, Iteronler of limls
'I he iillegntlon Ml forth In Hie bill h tint
tho deed of trut was obtained bv finiiil.
through undue Influence ,Mlis Smith being
ineutullv lniompeteiit .lunc 21, 1010. the
t'oiirt declnred hei wi ak-tnlndiil nnd
Charles H Slokoni was nppnlntod her guar
dian The hill (dates that tho died of tlllst
given eettiilii legai les to tho liouls after
Mien Smlth'K death tho balainc to go to
I.oligeneclier'n I'huroh Unorder I.ehlnali
Is named III the bill fo Hint ho bo rcMlnliied
from reielvlng any li.itiKfcr of tho prop-ert)
They're made right
Shirts
for $4
and they fit
If vou want good st)le, quality and
tt. saK P T Wise. Just tr)' these
Onaardown speclnl phlrts nt 51 au.
Cff Attached or Ditichtd
A.R.Underdown'sSons
Itabber (mniU nnd Men's I urnMilnii
202-204 Market St.
Ettablltheet nines 1838
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Formerly Priced
$15.00 to $20.00
$
10
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The best ashoVtments in the
house at ironi S15 to .$20 are
invaded for tomorrow's reduc
tion sale at $10.
$20.00 Covert Coals, $10
$18.50 Poplin Coats, $10
$20.00 Serge Coals, $10
S15.00 Gabardines, $10
Included arc military models,
roomy sport coats, full-swinRinp;
motor coats, graceful fitted
models a coat for every figure,
for every age and for every use.
for Alterations
Fashion
Shop
Market, Cor. 12th Street pb
iffSrflfflffiffiffrrrf
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Mail Orders' Prepaid
1307
Market
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Store Open Evenifiga
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PERRY'S ;
Hitting
the High
Spots in
Spring Suits
at $15, $18,
$20 and $25
w5
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FABRICS
I A good big dollar's
worth of all-wool warp
and woof at each price
you pay. Better wor
steds, cassimeres,
serges, cheviots, flan
nels than $15, $18, $20
and $25 will buy any
where else in a Spring
Suit in town today!
High Spot No. 2
PATTERNS
J Meaning the Colors,
shades, tones, and their
blendings which pro
duce the visible effect
that first appeals to
most men' when select
ms a uit oi iiotnes. w
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We've got them in hun- &
dreds at Perry' s " '
checks, stripes, plaids,"
over - plaids dark,
light or medium mix- r
tures and novelty
weaves as full of Spring
as the lover's ballad
made to his mistress'
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Including every cut(
and curve of collar,-
shoulder, waist, sleeye-
cuff, pocket and lapel.' $
Silk-sewn seams, well-vfl
made buttonhole
fronts as fine and keetii
as a blade of Damasci
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