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EVEKlftGr- PUBLIC' LEDGERtt-PHILADELPHIA,' FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1918
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WOMEN DOCTORS
WANT ARMY RANK
Secretary Baker to Decide
Question of Commis
sions on Return
WILL SEE WAR HOSPITAL
American Mctlicnl Organiza-i
Hon Plans to Send Physicians
to France for Civilian Wqrk '
EVENTS OF WORLD IMPORTANCE AS SEEN BY LEADING CARTOONISTS
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Uu a Stall Corrr Jfiondriil
VCiiOilnnton, Mnrch 22
Bccrttar of War BnW U expected
ta announce, Ills dcclolon rliortlj nfter
fils return from the hnltlefront In Vrnnce
a to whether American woimn plijil
cluns shall bo Bel commission") ranc
In from lieutenant to mnjor In the met?
!cl officers' rcoro corps nnd be per-
take places
rance
In military lios-
"wr
',4 e . I
if dicl .i t 4'4 lier
Iron.. 'e
fllol. i F"
Jfaker'i ilectilon will le
iiio extent upon tlie Imprci
he from nn Inspection of
l,mnlntulncil Ij tlie Kcottlh
t)ltals on tlie btttle line In
re all tho ttorU U tlono !'
lelans
retnrj nal.er lini een worn-
i perform major operations
men ulthln pound of tlie
t tpected IJ" the women ph-
lerlc.i to abandon liN for-
(.ji acaln't rnntlnR lonmiN-
jmMen The VtilteiJ Ktatrn
j "i tho firft crent mtlon tn
I itction. Medical women of
S atei are not honllnn up
oni for war Rerlco liow-
eoretarv Hil.cr slnll hive
r or not they are entitled
rank when serlnir .it the
e American women mot
ilf)I t fnH O' "lc aienii i vtoim-ns
1.-..1. .Ifcunrtntlrm. his under win U
voivt'ol ftabllshlncthenrnhoppital Pacific
fti Fj lice l,p inn.iru ""lJ u
Arrericn i womi'n plijplcltni
if Tflne lluite Tunil
f A I "" ,0 r-,'ve a Inure fund for
Wib il. ' " hospital will be opened
'nllnif iiji t 'ted states nil March :
!?.i.ILi I'Sn. .xtlmatiil that the first
"irlu Its equipment will col
...J, JbTV. m, j Used alioxe tint (lsure
win S)m f trt to cilnbllililnB illpenst
rlo t-iH h J'f' hoxpltal". to HtiK up In
a tfiti i t" ' n t?i-,m.iin nospini
II)'.
th .
Trow.
cltlHns
.-thArn
unit totl tVo ocr mlll.ary medical
w-Drk wlllv not be considered bj the Amer
lean woineiiF iiosiju.u'.. ijutit u(u..
OOUfSl ol iurKr(iu unii'im
urtll the flrt hopitnl for
1 i been flrmb e-fiblWied
tmen nlisilclini of the I'nlted
lle themseli" to lie pc-unariy
th? upe or woru uiey are 10
1 in rr.inc 1'iench chlllin
it hae little oi no hkllled
xuiirallrnftrnllrin Vlrtunlh rcryaxnlr
ablJPr'jeiich phlclin li In the medical
y58-on tho battle fiont Thoe ntlll
pretMnKip tho dcaHt.ited llhiRes will
be MlfHil for sen Ice at the front when
rr;Atl.r, a" unlt n"
jtftUr 3WMKt?gMr?li fiotv.x.j ATg oy? stAoiy &E,- a. V?y ' -"'''
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ITAXPAYER WILL SUfi
1 TO BLOCK LEWIS'S FEE
Court Fight Sure if Councils
I Approves $25,000 Claim
1 of Lawyer
tho payments for ineUi! terWi
tlonetl ln the Lilt cunnot Iia mi
caiiBo coulxel who (Jfaftrd tho lea
not neledted In titcordati' o vlth
proxlalon Of th UuIIItt bill, u,Vj
Mr. neaslev itnya tho bill a
Hint any additional counsel required
municipal departments In addition
the reftular law department may u
Itctcd only by the City .Solicitor.
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Suit to bloc), pi) men! to Wlllliinii
l)raier Lew I of $25,50( counfel frcj fori!
draftlni; the transit lease will be hrotiKhtlJ
b Jonathan IIIMredth, n tnvpijer, of J
TtS ralrmount axenue. hould the mean- :
in u ii o IdlnK for the pijment of vuih'i
a ium be panned by Coumlli. j
I'r. piratlona to luitltutn proceedlncH I S
arc belnc maile today b) L Ott.ir Heiw I j
le), Hlldrcdtirn counsel :
S the bill wai not In ought before j
t'ouncllrt )eiterd, (t cannot be acted
upon before April I. j
Notlco of tho coniltiR ault bis been I:
rered nn Controller Walton, who has.i
been teipiested not to npproe pa)meutj
of the warrant lllldredth contcndsi tint I j
NNIIH(IMMIIHm.lHH
IIHm.ll.mM
The Lingerie Shop
TvlnaltA Cltl
In Ml
WAISTS
LINGERIE
MILLINERYl
oA the Metier x
Grades
t
Moderate Prices
Chapman-Gustaveson Covi
en u. mn.Thv wiu '
AGHBOe
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CSSSte. A rME
'ATAG POST
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rrvr &7:z.o3 sosr jdom.
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OUT OF THE WEST COMES
510,000 CHALLENGE TO EAST
Coast Builders Send Telegram Defying
Atlantic Yards to Turn Out Wooden Ships
Faster Than They
AKBUCKLE INSISTS
ON CLEAN FILM FUN
Stage and Screen Comedian to
Test Its Appeal in
New Movies
RED CROSS WANTS WORKERS
FOR GARMENT REPAIR SHOP
Remaking 200,000 Defective Surgical Articles Is Big
Task Facing Women of Southeastern Chapter
Station, at 1419 Spruce Street
Neiv
rnm: west ins imiimik"1 tho i:ist. '
lurk, M u li 22.
JimeM u Hcwwttli (ln rnnient
in ttiiBer of woxlen shipbuilding', leid
MilpbulIdeiH of the I'aclllo coa-t. " ,"", l-," uu' . ,. V. ,.' .'.
rt- , ,, . . I'lllltll, lirm in lll 1111 III (.mil till I "in I
confident that the will be able to Hunch , com,Mmi r .rtl mili on.
one new wooden chip eci twche d-iw ' f)ur men,' tho tpliRiim lend, 'hive
)no offfred a SlO.vvn WHRei tint the $10.0(11) to waRd, for luceptiuce within
. . ..'will pot the pace for the luiiHtniclloii of tnetitj diM, Unit theN h ii ulre.uH net
tVspltal will be csmniixneu unuei ,!,, ij ,0tween no and Otto- ihe pne for the iiintruitlon of wooden
, .Vtion of the Amerkin Heu ,)e. , KlIll 01 ,ll(, ,,aini lllnHt ,, , tllc
mil "111 tie for tho treatment of blilpnorLirt on tho Ulantle coit , I lilted Mates fur the i:meri;iiic I'leit
III the deaFtated lemons oi i,au. ,tt01,t) ,j ns w,,.i, to iinept the (.'orpuritlon as t npeed, illkleiaj and
. Trnnie The nrfUUllZltloll OI .,i,nit n ..,n t...u. .!....., nrA i,,t .....in. ..r iimnnulili. ,....! ..,,. .i.a..
L.I..I.I1KI ..ll't llll' lll.l(V.rtill4 Ml.i ..i.v 'III.,... "'. Hv.min.i.-'i.i.", ik. iiiiii iiiii
rpedl il
Goriras,
civilians
The v
Slslfib
fltd, ft
upucriof.
refu'i
It will not ko uniiiipnend Kor the
men qf the Inst are enualH i onliilcnt of
their nblllt to leul the fnltcd Matts in
shlpbuild li'
A ttliKiam annouiHliiR Ihe ihilldice
w is r ui at the IiiuikIiIiii; of the lli"t of
the wood. n i HKo ls of the Ihnei
Kine 1 hit Cotporatlon lo bo lonipleied
on Ihe Atlantic coist The new i irRo
boat, the Ooxote, plld from the w is at
the aril of the 1'ound itlon I'onipin)
Into the Papule llhtr at Ki.irto. N .1 ,
Thurdiy af lei noon '1 ho essel was
chrlsteiifd b Ml l'lijllls Hughes,
daughter of tho lite Senatoi Ilui,lus, of
i Jen Jerstj.
It) llip I'liotopla) Kdilur
OildK eiiouch whin MiuMmi Vi
biahle was m iKIiik Kllont nmlni; pa
lures, he was not nnnoieil with the
BllKht hoirseness whlili has I iteH bein
eldent In Ills porfoimimo of l.onl and
Uiil) AIk," at the l, rl. This throat
tnmlile i mm from his recent touis of
the tralnlnir i imps where be spoke to
thousinds of our soldiers
1 Whin the siasou of ppokcii dram.i Is
ended nld tho actor list eenlnfi:, 'I
upeit to Mi to the co 1st" It 1 the
r.u in. i o ist
A"'
r ui
will loiitinue to do mi lOMrlnir a period
tooctobii .11 1'ilS tin division of wooden
ship lonstriiLtlou of the I ulteil Stales
sh)ptnf; boird to be tin mle Judge of
meilt and the'r decision to bo louclushc
and final '
Tho kut of the ("njoto wis lild last
s.fitunbci, but because of the (shortage
of timber, lui lonstruitloli wan held up
along with til it ot all espels In At- ' ine ,j stagoiaieir
I IHIIllu mmm ruicjiiiw" inn i:uiiiuio
I liiu not cpcieu to do aine to launcii
the boat until tho middle of next month
o tint sha rall wt lit Into the water
! about four wetks ahe id of hcheduled
I time
!i:i.l Itcil fian repllr Kliopwuii
nifrcill. inuiliiii iimnii WOllierS t ni
has grown out of the nil months ngo
for surglial md othci giiments Ilun
dniK of thoui-aiids of giiments hac
been tin mil In to the Southeastern l'enn
Hldiili i.'haptej of the Aimrlun ld
Cios pin Mine ;OO,O00, due to defec
tive workminslilp hive to be remade
Wanted Women to help In recon
etiucting the Rarnn nts
Tor this purpose I'hllidelphli T.ed
Ciosh workers hive opened a lepilr or
altering shop at HID Spruce street
Here Incoirectlv ot carelesslj made
tliev ite doing ttuir bits the
lliev cm It Is iNDectid lh.it
within anothei kI months tlure villi be
a veritable army of women trained in
the niHii ifaituie of Hid Cross gar
ni nta and that ',lie product of this army
ntcil not be gone over b) Inspection
and repilr cpert"
MIL B&6T SftfiiF-
MEN i r
IP FOR
Offers This
Genuine $10
CORDOVAN
OXFORD
AT$i2.50
m .bs. i.iftv vyul
Itrrc is a Silp'ib tlo QttaU
Uy Genuine Cordoian Ox
orJ, rtrh itahooanu or
ho Jo shade & Cfl
,pu.uu
mens inaniduul shoe wop m I'hilaaetphw lie buy for
cash in huge quantities sell fast on nariow profits. We run our
shop on the hiqhett debtee of economical 'efficiency ami buy only
from Burl i0 I'achattl and other liiglt-gtadc shoemakers. That's
why lie show up big in the sliuffie of competition why ue match
Philadelphia's (rest $7.50 to $11 styles and quality hoc now at
$5. $5.50, $6, $6.50 and $7
N. W. Cor. 13th and Market Sts.
Entrance on 13th St. Open lAcnitiRi to 9:30 Saturday 10:30
i ... . - .. . -.i -n...r..tA i
of course tho in.ri.i of'Bnnnems htp uikcii npiu mm ...,.,
movlo m.i(,nitis 'There 1 hope to ,,.,.. i. .!, 0i,iRi i-r, i'ross guides
dow u 1 v the ollklnt
tiaiisfn into Hit celluloid mine of the i Tlie demand fot worl.eis Is fir greati r
a,,,, than the mpplv Women who are win
ing lo hervie in tins cti'ittnj
characteis tint I hive cieitid
f c TOlt !)
;. f teintro
-fociu m
SHORE CABARET BAN
Mayors Move at
lantic City
At-
afflpruV,w ;v" f.s POLICE HEAD FIGHTS
mkSl vomen and children A mijorlt) t VUlOlJ llkjn.lt 1 1U111VJ
rvtive ke treated nrobably wll. lie
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Urnijy" cases, nt vvliicn women pnji-
t-Q especially aaepi cjne-unru m
Are fund raised Is to be set aside
caio of refugee children of tho
dvstaied country over which the Ger
mans retreaieu.
law llecosnltfs No sn
The attempt to hecuio military iec
ojnltlon for women phslclans tnsagid
'in war work li not sponsored bv the
American Women's Hopltals, but Is be
Ine watched with keen Interest by
women physicians ever) where. Two act
In Judge advocate generals hive de
cided that there can be no strictly legal
objection to grantlnp commissions in
the medical officers' reserve corps to
women, elnco the law creating the corps
refers only to 'cltiiens' and makes no
ftx' tuialincntlon. But both havo In
iitpd ih.it the law must be construed
ti .Uw 1tli r mllllarv srvlpn mill I
utag." which would seem to put up cite mitters nt the shoie, who Ins power
the bars agulnfet women doctors. Both I to cfj an) thing tint needs to be done,
ibttv expressed doubts that women could lt s taI11C(j to coirect the sugai-coatul
Qualify physically for tho arduous serv-i ,tkcUne,1 0 cabarot doom
V ,V4I CU
4 Chairman Dent, of the Houso military
affairs committee. Slid lie disapproved
ofjwomen taking part In tho lighting,
but saw no objection, and, In fact,
favored commissioning them for non
combatant service, such as Is to be un
dertaken by the American Women's
"Hospitals In France. Representative
Julius Jfahn, of California, ranking lte
publlcan member of the military ar
falrs committee, shared the view ot
tha chaurman.
CI.OSi: RKCKKA'l ION CUNTEKS
iAcninfr Sessions End After Milking
Enviable Winter Rccotil
Arrangements ire I
also bting mule with my frit ml, Irvln
Cobb to do his 'ludc,c l'rlesf bturles In
to thu movies They v 111 all be 'whole
sointi' plctuits.
I lie managers of many of our movies
In this counti) often do not pla) that
itvpo of photopliy biciue they claim
lit Is Instiffkltiitl) lutratlve, and )et
thev ilsu admit tint lilt) havt never
trltd lo give their iiitrous these cltan
stories llttlu smile, will create a goou
feeling all in ml in I JllH the fame as t lie
ami who
Tho evening inieatlot. centeis cloieil
the itemlimiu.it activities last night 111
Safety Director Sooy Opposes i wvir.ii ot the i-cimois of the citv ror
Sl II1UIIIOS r.itciai ciiici i.iiuiovoia lia.i
)ivvn. while not intentional, in ikes' fnM.uu some surglc il girments
'others do the sime Inexplltablo thing" turned in with the collar i-ewed on
. Mlnntle Itv. Jlirch .'2
' lJlMiia)ed 'mbaret iiroprletors organ-
. Izlng to tip-lit JIavor Bacharach nnd his
allies ot the citv MlnMulil Union over
tho suppression of lust) -lunged birltones
'and hula dincer In bondwalk cafes
are going to Invo a powerful allv
llt Is Wlltlam V Sco), Director of
.Public Safety, tho hupervlsor of nil e-
linfii provided for moro than 15,000 eiv
llttd men, while Kcd Cross nctlvltlts,
supervised b Jllss Sophia I. Boss,
have been cotiductnl
A feature of the closing exercises was
hilloi s' night at the ".i) no School
Music was furnished bv the fe illors'
Jan Hind of the Naval Home. V. co -tunio
d nice nnd reception was followed
b) athletic events Refreshments were
served
Slovlt fms who rtinembtr 'Tho Coun-
t) Ch ilrnnii ' 'The Keforin Candid ite"
anil "It's No I.iuglilng Matter" will
ague vvllh what ho snvs about the up
leil of innoient drollet).
hive a pr.irtlc.il knowledge of lewlng,
and gaunt nt-niaklng are askid to re
port nt once for dut) The need Is Ini
tiative Mrs A M .Stanton Is bend of the re
pilr shop and Is assisted bv Mw Henry
1). I'asi-oii, chairman of the lommltteo
In charge The wolk of relinking the
girments thev point out is i(t) slow
tak, as oftm more work Is rcriulml
and more Unit- consumed In remaking a
garment thin that n quired In the orig
inal in ikluir of the Incorrect article. Tor
are
up
side down 'I his tollir must be re
moved and lilac it Incorrect position
Heads of the Bed Cisss work realize
that all women now working nn gai
monts are not epeit seamstrestcs -ind
g1" "" """""""""Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mini limit;
r
tellIof AIRPLANE LOSSES
German's Assert Allies Lost 2647 Ma-
chines in 1917
of
J knuiry 16
bemi-
Sooy voted against Mi)or Batlnrach s
bill on Its llrs.t leiding jesteida), be
cause he had not seen the lneiisuie prior
to Its Introduction Tills conlirms .a)nr
llacharnchs stitemcnt tint the ordi
nance, which w is approved b) the Mln
lsteilal Union leaders before Its Intro
duction. Is not tin 'administration meas
ure" Director Soo). n lnw)or by pro
fession, looked over the Ma)or'n bill this
morning When he was thiough he
..-n.i.. .1.1.. .in.riniitii .-n. , lit
Ml too nn-. I"' -" -
l dn not believe tint bill ever will1
pass In Its present shape "
In further explanation of his antago-1
nlstlc attltudo Director Soo) said: .
"1'eople do not come to the shoro
from I'eorla. Ill . to sec und to hear the
same things they see and hear In I'torla
Wove got to glvo them something "If- I
fcrcnt "
Dr. Steinmctz Accepts Call
The Bev Dr l'hlllp J stclnmetr,
Jr.
Berlin newnnaners
printed ihe follow Ing presumably
omeiai i eport : . i
t'ln Ui e )ear 1917 the Kntente lost al
tother 2647 fl)lng machines and 244
balloons Against this enormous mini-1
ber of nemy losses, the Hermans lost
onlv 73? flvlnir mnehlnes anil thirtv-four I
S? 8?, r1 Wi&iXr& W-.?.' :"?jk!l,-i?5
losses7 were In the theatre of bittle ln1R';S 'TU,' ., "' ,lnV,ncler of the
ttiewesf. vihere they lost 2431 airplanes , 8C0 and Jay oo e. tin inc er or lie
S2&.VH-K,IS22."' JnK.L'Kr la?- ! Sl'elmneu'wll. remain head master of the
M
FROST ST. COH VALMIN
niiUDiUHH. r
Dress Time
and Time for
You to Come
Uptown
s?
loona vyere shot dovv n
Episcopal Academy.
a.
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Quick Relief for All Burns
Tpr the fireman and for those in. tho home, office '"ftory, school
or on the farm there is no more satisfactory first-aid than tho most
modern antiseptic
"ji AN OYKt)
i-ea nuick relief in each emergency and speedily re
parts to a normal.' healthy condition. Weooaine ,, , non
us. hiehly penetrative, does not blister, and gets quickly to
t of tHe trouble. It reduces SellinBs and revivifies tho
2 oz. 60i, 4 oz. $1.00. Ask Your Druggist.
v . It-Rives ouick relief in each emergency and speedily returns the
L. affected parts to a normal.' healthy condition. Giyco-Iodine 'is non-
KU16UUOU
C .the seat
H..i,..
' TINCTURE AND EXTRACT CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
W
v'vV
it f
'(ite Tail Cot'tit
$15.98
C7ifc nitil good looltnu.
DKESS
VALUES
that will
be a
revelation
to )0ll.
Taffeta
Dresses
$10.98
$14.98
$19.98
Navy,
Sand,
I'ckin &
Putty
Striped
Silk
Dresses.
High
Waistcd Youthful
Effects,
$10.98
$12.98
$14.98
Some are
cut with
htripes
running
across.
WILL YOU HELP?
TOe Philadelphia School for Christian Workers
X of the Presbyterian and Reformed Lfturcnes
,' v IN THEIR .KFl'onT TO HA.18B
;:. $150,000 IN TEN DAYS
n MAnrTT 5(1 to March so. 1918
U Campaign HwiiquartersJ.Bellevue-Stratford 1 Hotel-
Satin dresses, dresses
of charmeuse, serge
dresses, dresses of covert
cloth; dress to your
heart's content if you go
to Front and .Dauphin
streets.
Illustrated catalogue ready
to viail to you for the asking.
Ju8tt drop a postal, and do it
before laying this aside.
GIVE
THAT LIBERTY
MAY LIVE
Have YOU Helped
You intended to get out those old pieces
of solid silver, that old gold ling cuff
links and other unused tnnkcts and send
them to the
MELTING POT
POlt THE TOBACCO PL'XD
Send now before Match 28th to the
nearest receiving station.
Overseas Committee Emergency Aid
Kl IHVIMl STATIONS
,t.L
Inc 3T.39 .V. Stli St.
F. O. Bad. 1 Sam ISO! Mtrk.l Strut.
R. T. F.rtuion, B W. Cor, r.itk.
Boroiii Star. 1314 Ch.itnut Btrc.t
Oe-mtntown T. w. c. A . 8IJ0 Ccr'tn At,
Wasamiker'!
n.l.v Altmr t?A
Caltlnell k. Co , CliMtnut 4 Juniper Sit
N. Sn.lUnburi, 12th t. Mtrktt Stri.tJ
Tho Phlla Record 8th & Cheitnut 8t
Keppo ft Son, 1117 Cheitnut Street,
htorr U Cltlk, 1705 Cheitnut Street
O B Todd, 1308 Arch Street
kl- T nAiia.iart TtArlrlinP' Cfl
Chestnut Street . Settee. Man e Cl-ib 1630 Bummer St.
PreieTeIerrepi, 7th and Cheitnut Bti. ' Mercer Moor 1702 Walnut St.
Oeutlnr 1230 Market Street Y, M. C. A 524 an1 Rinsom Sts.
Maxwell Companr, 16th it Walnut Sti Hcui'on Hall, U, of P,
OverMeaa Committee, 1338 Walnut Street
Sti.
S ultra f Headauerters. 1731 Cheitnut fit
ttant. m. iicn. Ji b a3 HtrMT.
I Jonn Z). tnrijht, 3020 Kenstnrton Ave,
iji l tieonor Acirr, isvo wainui.
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The following is the
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
of the Sci vices and Meetings arranged in connection with the Msit
to Philadelphia of the
Rt. Hon. and Most Rev. Cosmo Gordon Lang, D.D.
Sunday, March 24
11 A.M.
1 P. M.
Monday, March 25
11 A. M.
4.30 P. M.
Tuesday, March 26
12 M.
4 P. M.
AKMIIIIMIOI' (IT lOKh
Christ Church
Morning Prayer and Sermon b the Arch
bishop. Admission by ticket.
Metropolitan Opera House
Public Mass Meeting. For tickets apply
to It. Leo Hunt, Franklin Bank Building,
and Metropolitan Box Office.
St. James's Church
Holy Communion and Sermon.
For Clergy only.
Church of St. Luke and the Epiphany
Meeting for Ncstrymen and other laymen.
For tickets apply to Rev. II. M, Mcdary,
Uhurch House, 1TJU Walnut street.
University of Pennsylvania
Public exercises in the Gymnasium.
Open to tho public no tickets.
Academy of Music
Meeting for women under the auspices of
the Emergency Aid.
Fot tickets apply to H28 Walnut Streel.
Signed
PHILIP M. RHINELANDEIt,
Bishop of Pennsylvania.
For the Committee:
LOUIS C. WASHBURN
CHARLTON YARN ALL
JOHN MOCKRIDGE
DAVID M. STEELE,' '
Stetson Feature Hat
for SPRING
H
"ly
ERE is the
the style
STETSONIAN
featured as the
leader of the season for men
and young men with the
spirit, dignity and quality that you
expect in a Sjetson.
Other smart Stetson models are
being shown by hatters who know
that the three things to be consid
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are style, quality and service.
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now, while stocks are complete?
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Spring Stetsons are sold in Philadelphia and Camden by the
following hatters and haberdashers:
CENTRAL PHILADELPHIA
Bluylock & Blynn. 1528 Chestnut St.
Browning, Kins? & Co., 1 524 Chestnut St.
L. S. Dickey. 1 6th and Market Sts.
Ceo. I. Eakle. 1534 Market St.
Ferro & Co., Inc., Juniper & Chestnut Sts.
GimbeJ Brothers. 9th and Market Sts.
D. S. Hilborn. 218 Market St.
H. M. Law, 137 S. 13th St.
Lit Brothers, 8th and Market Sts.
MacDonald & Campbell, 1 334 Chest. St.
C. Smiler, 154 N. 8th St.
Parry's, 928 Chestnut St.
N. Snellenburg & Co., 12th and Market.
John B. Stetson Co,, 1224 Chestnut St.
Strawbridge & Clothier, 8th and Market.
Wanamaker & Brown, 6th and Market.
NORTH CENTRAL PHILADELPHIA
Ed. Biskup, 992 Nor 2d St.
Thomas Desmond, 1 409 Columbia Ave.
R. Greenberg, 511 W. Girard Ave.
C. D. Klump. 1219 W. Girard Ave.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
William Bater, 1617 W. Susqudhanna Av.
Jos. W. Dierkes, 2652 Germantown Ave.
Howard E. Fenton, 2708 Germ't'n Ave.
D. G. Leatherman, 2307 Germ't'n Ave.
John S. Milne, 5th St. and Lehigh Ave.
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E. Weber, 3445 Germantown Ave.
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F. W. Kaplan, 5719 Germantown Ave.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Bacharach's Quality Shop, 5945 Market.
Bacharach's Quality Shop, 6 S. 5 2d St.
Betson's. 12 S. 52d St.
Betson's, 4012 Lancaster Ave.
P. D. Spaeth, 40th St. & Lancaster Ave.
P. D. Spaeth, 253 N. 52d St.
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Dando Brothers. I 343 'Rockland St.
MANAYUNK
H. F. Kerkeslager, 4401 Main St.
John S. Milne, 4349 Main St.
FRANKFORD
Ale & Graham, 4656 Frankford Ave.
John S. Milne, 4610 Frankford Ave.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
R. W. Fagan, 441 E. Girard Ave.
H. E. Fenton, 2458 Kensington Ave.
Wasson's 3003 Kensington Ave.
John L. Zanzinger, 2929 Frankford Ave.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Wm. J. Einfeld 8th and South Sts. I
L. Feldcovitz. 406 South St. '
H.'Monroe. 218 Soyth St.
Charles S. Nelson, 5 th and South Sts.
H. Neufeld, 1518 South St.
' H. Neufeld. 1409 South St.
David Rubin. 1 1th and South Sts, " 1'
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Munger & Long, Broadway and Federal.
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