J w. re $ I JBENCH AIR FIGHTER TO FLY HERE SUNDAY i Flachairc, Who Fought Ger many's Premier "Ace," Plans , Exhibition AT BELMONT PLATEAU Younfr Women of emergency Aid Will Tultc Collection for Avi utors' Orphan? , i- Lieutenant Ocorpcs Klichalrc. of the French aviation rorp, lll malic a flight In lit flchtlns "Spad" on Sunday nt Delmont Plateau, Kalrmount I'uilt, for the benefit of tho orphans of Krcnch viators who he frflien for Krimce M tho conclusion of tlio fllRht, which will start at 4 p. in., oiiur women from the Kmcrgcncy Aid will tal.c a col lection. Lieutenant Flachalre Is the holder of four medals unit the cordon of honor, Clven to his eecodrillo or nlr squadron for heroic ncrvlco. llo holds til's honor of bclnfr probably the only nlnlorwho eicr had a. brush wJtli llaron on Ulcht- hofen, the Ocrman premier "ace," with whom no aviator to Uite haa fought and ' lcturnrd to tell or It. A bullet from yen Itlchlhofcn'u machine gun clipped tho back hair of the l''rem.hnian, who ctcaped with no further harm He has .downed ecen Gernmi planes ofllclslly and fiio other-) unotTlcl illy, und has ncicr had a wound Ho Is at pre.cnt stationed at Mlneoli li I where lio In exhibiting the "M y A. D." lighting piano to American aviator His medals are the Legion of Honor jnedal, tho Medalln .Mllltalre, the Croix Is Ouerro and the llrltlsh military medal, tho last halntr been awarded htm after a fight In which lie rescued a llrltlsh aWator from ten Oerman planes who attacked him In midair He stated that, eierj thing being equal In tho number of planes engaged, the Germans and tho Allies nro about equal In fighting power-i. Among tho visitors to the nrltlsh Ttr rrultlng Mission today was Joeph .Skrtlant, a former I'htlhdclphla bov, w ho has Just comn to this city from Texas, where ho wi graduated a flight lieu tenant In the llojnl BrUMi rilng Corps. Ho uicd to lt o with relatives at 4046 North Sixth street mid Is a graduate of tho Northeast ll'cli Kihool and of Williamson fcrhoo'. Ho lcacs for the front on Monday. Skrtlant was at the Tort Worth, Tex. fljlng courho when Vernon Castlo met hla bran death, and t Ifii'l In his praises of that famous "dancing man." Tho llrltlsh recruiting mission an nounces that one of tho most remarkablo foatures of their big drlvd to secure 20,000 llrltlsh and Cunauhn volunteers In tho United MateJ In fie next two months Is tho lUfh of :oung .Tews to tho colors. About COO of them lino already been recruited In the United Slates for Jewish units destined to sec service In Palestine, About 250 of them left Boston not long ago to commence tholr tralnlngln llngland, and 200 more from New York, Philadelphia and Cleve land mnrched away frci tho New York depot of tho British and Canadian re cruiting mission in New York cltj on Vc7u,s Y? JS. rJ?. . 'h ' - VSrtaSnrr ; J? V 5 oM "? i wearing their hats according to JcwWli RUltv as ,8 r0ustn llnnimersirv Knew custom, and they will light under tho, that' lie did 1'do no Inlustlee In sup flag of Dald ns wrjl us under the i posing thit anv help from such n sourc British fine. Before they left New York I was out of the question If -clo had they wero presented with a Hag by Col. John K. Dentils, heeond In command J of the mission In ho United KUUr. Many of them w ere" Jtuslaii Jews who wcro not In tho" American draft. No event In jrars has caused such a sensation among the Jews as the cap ture of Jerusalem, and theso joung soldiers nro ambitions to light In tho Holy Land to frto it from tlus domin ation of the, Turk, PREPARE PEACE CLAIMS Nativ istcr Protests 1,000,000 Lithu anians File Petition Wsehlntton, Maicii 2D. Natives of European territories tuccumhlng to Oer man encroachments are Fjatematlcally registering their protestts with tho Al lied Goernincnts for use at the peace table. A million Lithuanians In the United States have filed a giant protest with this Government agalnft Ocrmaiiy's an nounced annexationist plans In Lithu ania. A similar poll will be taken In Kmrland. fewitzcrlaud and other Allied and neutral countries, Polish natives In American and else where have already filed protebts against the Teuton Near r,astniaraudlng. Similar movements nrc under way among racial organiiallons Interested In free and unfettered development for ths peoples of tho Ukralno and other Jtussian border provinces. Thrown flat on Iho peace table, these testimonials are expected to Invalidate the, Teuton claim of altruism In dealing srlth the, lands her armies or her propa gandists have overrun. The movo Is but one part of a gen era! program, now home months In op eration, to assemble facts which at the ultimate settlement will dlnday Hohen xollernlsm to tho world In Its true light. Colonel House, rrosldent Wilson's per sonal representative li International matters. Is preparing tho Atncilcun side pf .tho Indictment. QUIBBLING IN SENATE CONDEMNED BY EDGE Critics Should Visit Cantonments More Frequently, N. J. Gov , t crnor Declares - Trenton, N. J.. March 29, Gov crnor ! . . .a m .. A.loAm& Bt1(4 In- Edge, in nis aooress cl unw " Avdornemrnt before the State Convention -of Four-Minute Men. condemned the po AliAlIMaT TEUTUN ALiTO i knew his own rugged wy"? '- ror. It was Llndbcrg vvho'hsd Deen fco . . . .,.,.,. ,ini Infor.mpd of tl; cs of European Countries Beg- exua state of iiijair.. at h ;;''"'" " ll li(Ical quibbling and partisanship In tho D TT,lta CtatM KonnfA durinc thO last St few day. ' .. . , IT,. j414 t,a warn KOFfV that Bl- liaVilj, lm xirau hlnCP WAlted 111 SUCh a KKmanner when tho American boys arc yesy. .i.,i.. .. A..M-..,i.in fn, ilt(r nniintrv. IK "(The Governor said he wished some of El 7th critics would lMt tho cantonments P3j. Pralslnr the work of the rour-Mlnule. E. Men, the Governor said that every ono Er l .,u -.a ka mm Ha firing tine. New iJersev. ha nolnted out. sent more men u.iinto the army. In proportion to trie popu- V?aauon, man any Biaie m i . fc?thls war will not end," said the, Gov-. lVernor,-and the declaration brought forth fc "treat aDDlause. He referred to this ountrv'a deht to France, which, lie said. RSIl just beginning to be paid. K -.' rL rninwii'i. uvfsi r:ir a riiiiiji ir """' jtjww , KfjJumps From lalno Politics to Visit t- , Mrs. Archlo Roosovclt mid Child il'llottoB, March : 9 Colonel Theodore JWoeevelt jumped from Maine politic ..tossy to another bobby of h. view nt far ih fleat ftm IiIm newest ffrandchlld. -." .-:" - - --.:-. i-- - i; rem buiiock liooaeven. jr., i "' .or Mr. ana wrs, immu jjnga. ItnW, of lhtcn io momer. POWERFUL POSTER APPEAL B''W?RIW!ibM. aaLaaaLaT HHV. aaaLVaaHr JLaaLi xHk i 5S araaaal ft I V?'; jttASKttntwk ' H f ." , V V ,raaaar JKtfaHKLHaaBBi The above placnrd in one of the most eftectivo issued in the pub licity campaign for tbc food administration to effect wheat aviiiK. TW T ff T A KoiTianco ot the Secret SrpIco 1 he Yellow Dove oeokgr gibbs (Corurlo'it, till. U. ArrUtatK re.) rilArTKIt Mil (rnnllnueil) LINDBHRO 1 Hammer.sley turnd'and ' looked at hl3 guard, who was Mand Ing motionless by tho window. ga.lns out at tho fading lindseipe Llndberg was his one. his last desperate hope Udw von V.'InrtYn, his cousin it was too much to hope that I'do would be of service to him. Ho had caught a glimpse of I'do's face In the hnllwuy downstairs when Von Mrombery'a or ders wcro glvert Ho had gone pale and stared at him In pity and Horror as Hammersley had gon" up tho Hairs, but Hnmmmley knew thkt the ties of kinship, the memories of their bov -hood together, were nothing bc-ndo the Iron wilt and Indomitable authority of the grest man who had condemned hint Udo would suffer wlun Hammersley died, for there had been a time when tho two had been much to each other, hut he would do his duty however pain ful, as (v small unit of the lelentlet.; machine which Hanunerslev had hail the temerltv to oppose. What else could be expected' A word, a !;gn. the si ghet been caught In Kngland as llamniercley was cauglit 111 iermnnv, iminnni-iw knew that he could do nothing to sao Hut Llndbcrg' Here the esse was d.fferent. It wks LlndBrg whose lire Hammersley had saved three jejra ago In this very forest when th 'or,eJ had rtumbled and fnlien n the pnth of an angry boar who would have gored htm to death. If Humerslev had I not shot the beast Llndberp the forester It was. who. In his hnuKSF .' been Hainmersley's h0c.l'Wan'P!! Mil many a hunt up tnroupiii'-'v.'"' qrns of these yryjiiountalivvjgWry 'K ana pioiia oi """ w'j.n"' t.r nucropiioiH niav , .'- '..',.: ., .,, Installed nnd it wns Llndberg w o ha 1 listened nt tho ''1V'r,Jil','?rsV' Von Stromberg's room to the jnnern. .. .t.H. i-. Mmmn-rt Ion viheti the t ouncuor nu ,.. M WentVthe nature of the O.-cuments from Berlin and tho hour of their ar- "' Already Llndberg had rcpilil a.Jn. dredfold the debt of Hanryrs leys erw lee nnd It was quite possible, t ow i.iat 11. ....,-!.. 'u neinal mlss'ou hd been discovered. 'that he would take, to cover his mind clear In the thought hat h had done nil that tould be Pel, him. Hut therewas a warm affect on. ne. tween the two born of many a .long dav In the open and many 11 night by tl ij campnre where the old man h. d taught him tho forester's pecrets of . 0 tree J. the birds In their branches and of ttie many four-legged things that pcurrled "They' hadnof.en talked too. of many other things, and JV""" ,Vr,y were learned that Llndberg s Polltlis were those that one learns under t In open Uv the eternal peace or Nature, be fore which war and men. Its armed In struments. were a blaspbemv, pShaps Llndberg would And H way. But what way? How? Udo v ,on Win; den. too. was nware of tho v"odcraft. fellowship, for often he had mado their duet a trio. Hammersley knew that Udo von Wlnden ss yet siipec f noth ing of the perv ees Llndbcrg had rcn dered hlni and he wondered whether In this niss the ties of kinship would be strong enough to keep hint silent as to the r'Clble capabilities of the old for ester for mischief In lUmmerJley's be- ""il'ammerslcy hoped, He clung to the tho ught of Llndberg's fidelity and affec tion as a d Ins. man clings to the hope of heaven He tried to analze the old man's capacities for sympathy and cour arc To help a man In his position '"?'.... ..i.'ir. irr stores of both 5 These nualltles Tthan human clav wa. molded of, Llndberg did not ,r w he knew, out tne aravn no vnu..-- the kind of death Hammersley had saved him from, a good death In a fair game with a, noble enemv. not the kind of death that awaited 'Hammersley, n Mid, machlne-mads death against a Itlt ehen wall. And he must know as Ham mersleV knew that thto was what would follow. . . ,. ... The aUBK isuru im" J"" -;- ..'a ee lit a candle. .Hammersley turned his" head and examined nil, wiem. Ills face wb uniiM ; one of the men probably nent down at Von Ftrombere's orders from the upper district to be useful In Just this emer cincy. Von Stromberc would make no mistake of courts, Ho never did Sake mistakes. Ho had epougli men about him to cope wltn tne siiuauou Mfeiy. H would leave no opportunity paicix. "", i,..,,v. Anv onnor- rnr ma oia-nn m iiii--. --".. t. r.nttv. should there .bo one. muji be created. Hamnirjly managed to the bed and spbko to his captor in German. Tou wouldn't t mind ray having a ,.!,, mould you J" he asked, BWThman looked at him. debating .the m'Jus't get Into tho sIJ pock.et of my laeket and fish out my pipe and to io nieln lunger. I need a smoke bad?y And m would you if you were iSlng to b. hot In the mornlnB." 'Ach. wohl. I see no harm In that, meln Herr. Vou cannot smoko yourself WHe'cams over, brought out Hammers- .S p.v!!2 'if.rj.rr S.cot out a match atid lighted It while nnATr"wilH.mmer.tey contentedly. A"i . f.ootv. Tomorrow .- 1. .ipsravrt '."!i,,,i will slva you my blesslnsr." mThrnan paced stolidly up and dowA ieidiiJihSowror y"' " Herr ft was i.innnrrB w" .""".'. "".' i.'.i EVENING PUBLIC ".Madrp," tt. tell me If there Is any chance of my escape " Ho was stopped nbrupth "I can tell ou tli.it there U not," he said severely 'I would hive paid as much Hut It was vv ihr?" pirdouahlc (iirlolt, litcht "Pardon ible, Ja wnhl" the nun re plld, ' but most unseemly undi r th Llrumpances " 'ou have a ileen senso nf vour rc- siionslbllltlcs." .la I obey mv orders, tint Is nil I do not care what others do" 'Therefore vou will shoot me tomor row " "Perhaps, ho sliruggeil "I am but an Instrument of I'rovldenco" llo waved his hand "Hut I talk ton much, and so Jo jnu it l not M.enily la a loiilter and a prisoner" Hamninrsley laucued V ou invo a fine sense of tho fitness of things." ".In It was so written " He rclap'cd Into silence mid In spite of efforts on llHiiimcrslv'n part re fused to sneak further It was onlv after Ilammcrsles ludgered h'ni for his uiisoeiatiiiity tiiat no spouo witn Nunc usperltv 'I will trouble oii to be unlet Whin t am relieved, my successor niav let ou speak and laugh as much lis ou please Hut It Is unnatural In a men at tho point of death. It would be belter tf ou were paving sour prajeis " "I am sum that vou nro right. Hut I still have a few hours. Perlnps ou wouldn't mind telling mo tho hour nt which ou are to bo relieved the hour when wo nro both of uu to bo relieved',"' The man gared at him imcompro hendlngly. "After supper" He finished Indlf fercntlj, ' o'clock, perhaps"' Save an vir..s.b- Nt VJ!a,V IfSzl Lf i I I - " 1 -"Zv ' I I aaT I lf Ab rrm uv $m &VJ s lra rite - ;n m ) -TR r p - mm i j Save a Dollar If Time is Money You can use both i I don't know of any easier way to save anhour than to move the hands of the clock from two to three. I don't know of Jl1--li save a aoimr man uy nivmg utc uijjcrcrtvc between 2 and 3 and get a $3.00 hat for My Windows show the ncvo Spring fyylcs that will "go over the top" in the Eastcr Parade, 'LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, tflUDAY, Hammersley was silent. Two hours or moro to wait before a thanito of filar ds, and then only n chance that .tndberg would be able to do romethlng. Kven then If he mnnagid to get loose, there was left little more than an hour In which to reach the road by which the midline would come from Berlin, and even then what should he do with out Oorls? His case was dcppcratr, Only a miracle it seemed could make a succees of what had been a pitiful failure: onlv an act of Provldente could eavn ilni from tho dltcrrdltnblo end that awaited him. He drew up his knees and studied tho knots nt his ankles. Ills guirdiau wns the one who had tied them. "You tin n good square knot, my friend. You were once n na!lor7' Hut nothlne would Induce, Hie soldier to tnlk. As tho supper hour approached. Ham morsley. could hear the rattle of pans snd dishes downstairs nnd noticed tho odor of coffee. They would no' starve hint, of course. In a little while pom one would come with food After a while, which peemert Interminable, ttie noise of the rattling dishes ceased and there was a sound at the door Into tho hall as the key turned In tho lock and I'aptaln Went entered. Ills sturdy bark had never seemed so ugly nor so welcome. ror the silcneo and tne inaction wero getting on lliiminerslej'p nerves The oftlivr came over to the bed and gravely examined tho knots of the ropn that hound the prisoner Then, satisfied with the ri suits of his Inspection, be straightened and glanced around tho room. Gut," ho niiitlered And then to the toldler "You will i;o down and tell Llndbcrg to bring llerr llamnier!ev's supper I will stny here In the mean while Vou will then relleva tho man at the door of bis Htcellens" The min saluted slid departed. Thev still trusted Llndberg Then t"do hiul suspected nothing, or If he had sus pected, hail Lent his thoughts to him self llinimersley liv back on the pil low prepirlng a stolid Indifference for nnbergs entrance, ivim wnen n .i ...... i.minhi u..ni imllr.l bis IIIVS HI' 1 t'lUlipfll'l t-bi( - -- hands nnd stood our hint with an auto mitlo while he lite "Your weapon makes a pior r.ll'h. Iti-ir ilauptinJiin. ' iild ltjuunerjle with a 1 nigh "I greatly regret its neressltj ' re plied Weiilis Willi his machtne-niido po liteness Tlnmnienley ventured nothing fur ther, eating sllentlv. nnd with n ur "rising appetite, for good Lindbcrg's face In the background had given lilin lew loiirnge. When ttie meal wis done he asked for his nine agiln. und WenU ordired the fore-.ter to fill It llam- mersiej inn j uu me isnono mm cnairu a sigh "So far ns 1 am concerned, Herr Haiiptminn," he raid with a smile, "when this pipe Is flnM'"il jou m ly hill me at once " He eilended his wrists behind hhn tn "lletiec vi hlle rmtnln Went tool, half a dozen turns of the ropo and iniule It fast lliiiinnersley sat up In bed puff ii g nt Ills iilpn and vioiuli ring wluthir some miracle might not be Induced that would kill Wrntr. Hut bo was iiulcl.lv dislllUbloncil, for when Llndberg took the dlilies and moved toward tho door lin heard Venl! n rrlip orders "You will tend Max Sepf to take tho first night watrh upon the prisoner He is awaiting m orders In tho guard room feehneli " Without even n glance nt the prIoner Llndberg saluted and went out, nnd llnmmersiey's spirltii fell. Help from Llndbcru waa Impossible Von Mrom berg was taking ever preeiutlon There was no wav out of it llanunerslev vins doomed Hut vvlilln Wentr was In the room ho Kept a i heerful i ountetiance. though for tho first time In bis life that lie rould remember his pipe wan acrid He saw the new guard enter nnd heard the la't orders of the ofTlcer "You will watch until 1 o'clock, when vour rillef will bo sent Ihc prisoner Is to be allow il no privileges I nder lio circumstances are IiIm hands to be untied If li vvnnli water, vou will give It tu It I in vlth 50111- own hands. irstehen sle?" Tho man stood ereet and saluted "Zu befehl lleir llauplinann," be Slid Hammersley saw the door clnvo and heard the l,ey turn In the lock while Senf came forward Into the room nnd stood by tho foot of th" bed Ham mersley studied him closely a tall, looselv Jointed man In his enrlv thirties with the heavy hrows and high cheek bones of tho Last Prussian, the face uf Hour- 7rK S vwr any more pleasant way to fc u. uL ,7J&.-. t r m a am a Slav, almost, with something of tho thoughtful Intensity of the Houth Oer man tnyitlc. His eyes were large, his tioso thin and his face wan bearded, but the lines of his mouth had 11 sensltlvn curve, helled by the big bonv hands and broad shoulders. A rcntlm,,nlallst, per haps t Hammersley determined to try him, for a plan had been forming In his mind Hn had noticed with a glance whli It lint! Included evcrv thing In the room when ho entered a Hlblu upon the mantelshelf, nnd In a tone which had In It a polenm pene of the doom which awaited hhn In tho morning, ho nd dressed his guardian quietly! 'Senf, ou have a kind face There Is a small favor that ou may do me." "If It does not lonnict with my orders." "Not nt all. Tomorrow morning I nm to bo shot All I hpI Is that jou will allow me to read for n while tho ltlhlc upon the rhlmneyplece ' "ch! I pen no harm In that. ' He went over and got the book, open ing the paires and looking through them "It Is little enough for a d)Ing man to ask," he said "DanUe," paid Hammersley quietly, his face solemn but his inlnd working rapidly "It Is but right to make one's pence with the world at a time like this" "I nm sorrv, melii Herr," said tho man mournfully. "It Is not good for a innn to die In first Hush of south." "If It could only have been In the open, s.enf, a poldlir's death, but this -Aih, vvohl we can only go once. It doesn't matter " He gave a deep sigh and eked bis guardian to light his pipe again and open tho Hook at the Psalms of David I cannot turn the pages my friend. It Is n pity. Hut propped upon one elbow" 1 enn see quite well If jou will put the t indie upon the tn-d " The man did ns requested nnd Ham mersley thanked him ou are n kind fellow It Is bread nnn i, ., nlrrn "Pon li waters he waters 011 will llnd It after many davs It Is nothing I would cspect as much from nnolher" "Now If vou will permit I would prefer the solltuOe of my thoughts." (CONTINfn.i TflJIonilOW) PENNSYLVAMA WOMAN KILLS AKMY OFFICER llw, Louise UicKcrt Commits. .Suicide After Shooting; Lieutenant Dick- hon in Jacksonville Hotel .larkonillle, pin., March 21 Lieuten ant Samuel ,T Ulrkson, of l.os Angeles, t'al , attached to Camp Joseph 1 John ston, wiih killed In a room III a Jaekson villo hotel last night, presumably h Mrs. Ifliiiso Hlegert, who coiumltted Mil cldo by shooting lierself a few minutes after she Is alleged to have phot Dickson. No theory was advanced by tho police as to the ennse of the affair Mrs Hlegert tame nero several months ago front tllrard, Pa , Iho police said Shn bft 11 note, in whlih sho gave In. struciious to notify her brother, Uaultl llrnder, of tllrsrd Lieutenant Dickson wns assigned to Cnni Johnston list November LADS IIKUAK INTO TIUIATKU Hiul No Money tinil Didn't Wnnt lo Miss Serial Three bojs who broke Into the Lj rle Theatre. Ilroadvmy and Newton nvenue, ratnden. In tho hope of peeing an In stallment of a motion-picture ferial which they did not want to miss and for which they rould not pay faced Herorder Starkhouso today. They were released T"ne bovs, Walter Devlin, Joseph Joliuron and Hsrry THjlor, nro fourte, n vears old According to the mamger of tho theatre, tho bovs forcid a bark window and entered tho stage A per foimancn vi as in progress. Not know ing where they wore, thev went through a door and found thcmstlvcs fating; the puzzled audience. d V 2 1307 Market St. ms. i t-' c- s MXta? ( AJtAUUil 2U, 1018 LA F0LLETTE REJECTS WISCONSIN CANDIDATES Refuses to Align Himself With Any of Three Senatorial Aspirants Uaslilnxtnii, March ". Declaring that tho platform of Victor Hcrger, Socialist randldntn for fulled Stales Senator from Wisconsin "uinnol be successfully defendfi before the American people," s'enntor La Kotletto devotes tho leading editorial of his mngatlne to n dlecupslon nf tho rcient Wisconsin primaries. 1.0 Toilette refuses lo align himself with either Leiiroot or Da vies, t,n He publlian and Democrntlo candidates re spectively. Campaigns such an theirs, lie raid, 'beget lainpalgns such ns Hcrg er s" The platform of HeHrger, he ravs. "should be met and Us fnllacea pilntnl out by arguments rather than by til tiinpta to suppress them by force. It represents 11 profound and radical ills sitlsfnctlnn with somo of tlie war policies of tho present Administration nnd with suppression of freo discussion of such alius nnd policies," win, n Milwaukee, Mnrih S Willi the ire that rrir'Nmi nollllrs r Q Silk Poplin dKirts tnCNO THE HOME OF STYLE AND ECONOMY OCCHS J i aunts (FTT7 TKVwjWM fV Silk T'nl ! ...'SfKt w" V Ml QKsBtAS PetticotU j g $3-00 923 MARKET STREET $2-9 'Y0 2 Easter B if", PI i Suits TwMfVmk m 5 Dresses Wi 1 W l Jmm SIS $19-75$25 Q iMWltll and up to $50.00 T Am flBflflSrlW I I l 1 I Tomorrow c are ready for the hundreds who rlll Jr - tWffffnBili I WW "ant lhcir Eastcr cIothea wi,h Kally auRmtnted itoek ! M uEllrilvlr9bw 1 L 1 II ,l,at ha, bccn nrri,i"C " ncck ,f; JlflUiEoSWlv W What a uliowlnc of models what a display of fashion M A 0 JS wSfKfBSKm IhouRhts what a lovely rnlnbow of coloring! ftp fJSSBBBwfSi l Hundreds and hundreds of modeli all correct and X J p-" WlaiHaaMUyWMlv V most of them iiocr before nhown at these popular prices. ,j 1 lllliiHHMK Suits I Dresses I Coats n if '" pjssaiifA ft h' HiL sw liy, ife IK JVai Georgette Crepe Silk Waists $ J .98 Positive $5.50 $6.00 Values Waists nf Individual smartness and dressiness - many are (amplcs, but ono or twv ot a kind Lareo deep collars, some with frilled or hand - embroidered fronts Also otlurn of crepes do rhino mid wushable satins In dressy rffetts, Colors nro white, fleali and pink 3 Hour Specials 9 to Jersey Silk VESTS $1.00 Women's $6.98 Silk Poplin DRESSES $5.00. Several stjlcs for ihoko in new color ings. .Sizes up tu It, rut full and roomy In llesh only, French tapo neck, shields under arm.i. Great Basement News A Sale of Newest Easter 7 Styles for Aein the basement comes to the front at a most opportune time with a sensational salo of new. est suits. Developed of serges, poplins and ehepherd checks, in the ncwent coat lengths, lined throughout. Sizes up to II. Girls' White Lingerie Confirmation Dresses tymw llalnty creation of tollen, lawns and onarMllea with elaborate lars and embroidery lrlnunlns. I'lnUhrd with pink or ,blu ribbons. All li mm fliklV'tuS" i LTWI .up io i years. , 5 should bo kicked out or ths Wisconsin sentatorlnl tight, both Jrvlnn L, Leu root, Hepubllcan, nnd Joseph H. iMvles, Democrat, entered the homestretch to day of the rncfl which rnds Tuesday. Tho urgent plea from both camps Is for nil Iniallsis lo romhlno against Victor L, Herger, tho .Socialist nominee, llol li Davles and lmoot ramps are claiming lctory for their respective candidates. Uepubllean hcadquartera here claim slctory for la-nroot by u lunjorlly of 60.000. The Davles urn- palgn inanagera glvo out a forecast that tneir ranniiiaio win win or ai.uoo, Tn offset both theso claims, the Socialists assert lliat Herger will win. CONSTIPATION is permanently re licved nndprcvcnl cu by the daily of - W M I llEAKhcy keep 2!ic "' Dr. Von's Health In tho new coat Jensths: developed of terces, ppiins. nicotines, rclret t w 1 1 1 V, shepherd checks, irabardlnca and tweeds. 4 t an aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalaaaaaaaaMa :; tm aaaa- ft'ltfllAMVO f JV m W 'rM In Refreshing Loveliness and Charm 4.98&5.98 a Our popular-priced millinery Is incomparable belnf made In our cwn workrooms from, creations that nro sclllne nt doublo nnd three times our prices In exclusive shops. All newest effects, small or largo pallor, turbans, mush rooms unit pokes. and Women's $15 New Eastcr SUITS $9.00 Of serces and shep herd check mate rials In a popular coat model. -All iltes. Choice Values Up to $22.50 12 Women' SPRING COATS. V 2.atoa Ik' H . WWB J, if ' 1 ' 3T aaaMatataM VOMINAtW t 1 WatMMto i'JUnsk l Wilson 1 today ttomiffM ' M Knot, Tsew iorK,.io e jvoast southern district of New York, ! por 10 juac.iMAnioii,sijorpn - son, Jr., Houston, Texas, to bet the southern district of Texas! U iwwlhiira Hettfv SJe. In .M ' Htates .district attorney for the nf Nevada f rennnolfliftieht 1 J Terrell, Forth Worth, Te., to fciyj ritntes Marsnat ror tne norinen ot Texas, and William Osborne,' I ton, iv, vs., 10 on unites man nhal for the southern district ton, W. Va., to be nhal for the south' Virclnla (reappointment) ,?$ ,m 1 1" fci l'cA .vqeurrs & .lt?s- -A ' T. v n C.rwknyn tir. rv-irf?r1nn Contain no medicine. Nothinsr but pure food. you well. narkose. At pflnelpal drug and nUcult Co 2218-2220 M.rket Strcf ,- Tho newest sil houette developed of plain color or striped taffetas, crepe d o chine, Oeoritetto crepes, satins and crepe meteors. 1ST e w s t fullr length models de veloped of wool screes, poplins, gabardines, nov elty checks and velours, shepherd checks and tweeds. Easter Millinery TPsJCfaB "at! r 12 Noon! Children's White Lingerie DRESSES $2-00 l-aco trimmed and pink or blue ribbon trimmed. Sites to 8 jeais. Children's $S'J Silk Poplin i-'M Coats $3-00. 'V' ?Jwto.tfr1 tnH.I--' 1 ."1" " ,rTM'"H, , Sixes 2 to s yiars.; r! 'v afl s? Suits ,r t-j . :i - i t&K u XI .J ' .j7" ":rr yj& 7, .Neweit r. ll ' u i S , $7 Qj :w A' V . w aVa1'' "aTal 0 .11 9ox Open Evenings ir twilil vroni oo9ii. lU.hBi'W.,ar.;her. moment and I. WIWH BrKlll"J ," iastlir . : J ' ra Salaafti;aalataal Wm mrm w"" iHnHm ll.Aijiiii'v'aKV m.-alABfaaSaflka 'SaVI J. ..:.;-m&
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