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EVEXIXG PUBLIC i-UDGUU-PHILADteLPHIA, AlOXDAY, APRIL 13, 1918
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POWER PLANT PLANS
TO RECEIVE TRY-OUT
r
Scheme to Generate Elcctricitj
it Mines Nears Completion
Pnllnwinir Conference
t ..-
iriinslOfUPPl' I'lidailclplilJ nnd ali-i
Sltrlcts Kh cleMU' Power kpiui.iI. d
j Hie jnllira"" ' ''' H"l"Ll ''.iv,
Ln announced follow u.g a coiifcrni.
..kln-lnn llf HIllellltlltlirF Of llir
a niJtiii'i."'-
.-., -i Tf.nn Kama furl n
dll) 1)
ami
fcflcri "" -
ItriUons, Hie War Pcp.it tnien
ffiiVer eomi).inle tomanied
JTJt U estimated thai Hie xti-P "
u -.r. of coal nnnu.illj. Tl
I -i
i IP
. i. ... i, muili tit Hie Dower plai"
i( the i:iectrlo seurlni I'ompnm i
lliiito, near .nan. n mi"" ""
S:.... nlnnt ot llenlon will he mil
;e4 for the -aiiie pin nose. The m...
nm run to rnunuc imi.i nun
X:.t.a niih ihe Philadelphia riniu.
P1""" .".. ..... ....... i ..
e.nnv V cni.ic .Ml. linn -- I.""
republic senice .uMiuumwn
01 .
'lirur.
Kpnanclne or Hie piopiisitlon ha
lm decIJcd Tin ooMiinnicnt i
I u
Hill
Ol
In be eonslilei mg tin ptoposmoi
nisliir a fund among Hie powei ..11
sanies concerned
Ltht coniprcnc in arhinton w a i
fcndfd bj William l'otur fui-l udiinni
Jnlor for Peniihanta . HciipisiI
Jellar, P. J linlMc. !' Parlingu.n
Percy Thomas and Major MacLan-n. of
to War Department and Hip I 'nunc i I
it'atlonal I)i fensp P '. K. .Stuari of
the United Stati-. ftn I iidminlPtr.itlnn .
T C. L lllgln of Hie Philadelphia
(tjectnc comiiauj 'arirj cigooii. uo
"uresldent of tile Pnhhc Ser pp I'uipoia-
Itlan; R. J Jlct Ipllnml ihlef eiigtiicci of
ltie Hlectrlc Seem hips Compam. and
Illeulenant W Vt Manhv
BOWLES TO DE DIRECTOR
IpFHOG ISLAND HOUSING
Entire Situation to lie I'lac-oil in
Irt'jwal Ofllccr's Hanils. Wai-h-
SP1 inc Dispatch Dcclui en
Indication? thnt llii. finthi. Mr... lul.tml
inslng situation is to be placed In the ,
Kami. A I.n- .1 .1 l.i .rn '
MUda Of Heap Atlimr.,1 l.-l;uieiu T
Admiral Houles has st.itpil nmip tli.m
I11C8 that lip lllin n liln.i tun th., wil...
ttoa of the dlllicultics that liave cou
wnted the housing coniinlshlon, but ha-i
Rtlineil to give any of tho details of
.flat plan.
' Ctniterenccs were held heio last week
:."T!n Edward lluilpy. cliahman
Uw shipping board : Charles Pie.
raend manaRer of tlio IhuerKcncy
mt Corporation ,1 Uoircn Klannery
na Oun Tipnitiop.i i i. t..
... ., -'-"""i' .i... il i-i i.ii.i.iji
fit housing ln.utpis wore the chief
wic oi moM conrprciups, though dc
aiB re caitfullv gu.u d from news.
wwr men
fuciaj'ln beglinuug tnp boushii;
I""""1 rl,v" ,,', " hip icnort
WcTOon.aI. 'Hcatloti of the
Kvo ui itiu llOHI-IItl
would lie InvoKetl
1B0AHD WOULD FINISH
AEW LIBKARY BUILDING
InisU'cs Will Sept t ri!
ik, Despite Government's
' Older for Delay
TnidcAii - ...
Ubriwh.. "F .lno . ' hlladPlphla l.'iee
Atfott t ."ueresle" 'hemseives u an
,'VJS.i0 Prent cancellation of their
S5viii .'l. "e building on the
V thk r..h,ch ls Uireatencd as a icsiilt
HeaSiri .. " t'"Fm s ciemand that tin
l& ?.?;. ?V off L'rlorlty or-
orsiruoi,,V0. ,1!,8,uca UJ tneuoverntnent
SSTf1?.1?1 ".'eel and J.GOU,000 ls pio-
Iknr.. 'oan 'onus
Ijwntracts nlrpn.H it .
Sitlte--jtS
IfrlibrSrSr.'7clpat co"ract The now
wlimf 7la.n Vs 8'aTted many ytais
MidV,!?-?81"1 qf Hie mono was voted
MTh. Fr.1!- us 'ol,s no as 1S'I8.
i coniSu".,,F'.u,nl,",B. or canceling
;l2rih.t2.Lutl,orllp '" hale of bonds
Wfm, ik. ne.J'lJc',l'0n "I" bave to go
'!mS tsf. ?'L na sale
ibsues comm tteo in
authorization
k " "c r
PACIFIST AIDS RED CROSS
UC?I,;,,'S. APrll IS TI.O IT lllnnn,
nSi!lllraa4 "' "t tolerate
lff.,1",, among their fcllnvv-
"" n any form.
fBrono Detip am ., t.-u. .
tlSLr?'USt tO buy a I.ihprtv Itnn.l
jRS tESK10" ,! n inced
"w Cros s i "t.iioo ju 10 mo
f. '- iiuhn, 11 IIU 11 U
XKIITA, .. l.n .. n
itiii ... .vsrmany and wlinsp i.9ntg
PB0i 5Ie,.la,d he Intended to l'eep
tuile ft. r tho, fatherland He trai
hm bought a??i s?ute tl10 na&. nnJ
l.l.."gu'it a Llbertv Iinml un t.
KS"l" ne.ny allei'i "" " "
""'""""minimi
n(nl Sales
rooms Open
futurdaua
Until Flw
deities
Vlciin Gncl or Cork Tip
People of culture and refinement
invariably PREFER. Deities to
any other Cigarette
iy
111 (.11 J MtlllliH
01 T'il Nonli Thiil;, i-iitlith
sticct, iihaimiuisi of University
uf I'eiuisjlMinni I'asi llospitnl
Unit No. 20. wlni i an all
around athlete ami la-t week de
feated hib opponents in a iceent
Y. M. C. A. athletic1 meet.
COAL OUTPUT RECORD
BEATEN DESPITE WAR
March Banner Month With
7,270,777 Tons Year's In
crease 14 Per Cent
Bowleii arc contained In dispatches from i Thai March was the h.mnei month .n
Htdiliiton todaj . t ,. ... , ., ., , ,
1,11. ll,.,.,,, Ul lltl. (,,, uw, IVi ,,.,,u.,,.
Is indicated In the rccoul uf shipments
us ieportcd lo tlio Anthracite iiuicnu
of Information ul Philadelphia
Milpnuuts for Inst mouth uiuounted
tu ?,;7C,i7" tons, nn increase of 1 104.-
C93 tons ovir l'Vhruary nnd of i'Si.TUJ
tons over tho corrcspoudlii); month last
year. The) exceed by 115,827 tuns tin
October, 1917, bhlpments. which, until
I now. icprcsented the hlRh-wutei mail, in
tluit I monthly shipments
I'or tho coal jcar ending with .Maith.
PUS. tho total shipments were 77,752.
.:i." tuns, nn iiicicaso of y. 07.".. 720 tuns,
or more than II per cent over tlio pic
ccdiug coal j car.
These Jncteased shipments have been
sent to maiket despite a labor .shortage j 011 nm, H)BIlt.ll n rc)01t ra,0,c , u
of about one-sevtiith of the noinnl strlCtion f nK. BUliw.i. Piie.toi Pale
woiklng funo In tho mines. 'Ihej ln-lman :i cw ,ia)8 ng .Jcelaicd lliat tin
dic.ilo the success tint lias followed the contlnuancc of tlio work formed a
crtorts ot tlio opeiators to inaluliiln ,np,wce to tho liulldlng
maslmuni pioducllon iluilug tlio (Irot, s rcpoit was based patil.v upon "tlio
jenr of the war. discovciy ot n number of ci.uks in th-
The mine woikeis have co-opeiatcd as a, i n,0 biicUwork of tho In
wltli tho companies In making possible lcr,. 0f Hip building. TIip iiulill.atloti
these new- production lecouls, and Uio 0f xs latest slntcment gave 1 l-o to
grand total or -March xiiipmciitH was
made thioiigb tho men and' ho.vs wuik-
Ing teadlly during all of Holy Week
'
IIMIIl 1I.'miMAI s:i.'l?Vlf'l.'
aiwu.' ..,w. . umiM.u
Pottsvillo Moohc Pay Tributes
Dead Jlemlicra
to
Poltstllle, Pa.. April 15
The beventh
annunl memoilal service of, Pottsvillo
Lodge, No. 411. 1.0 ul Order of Moose,
was held In tho Hippodrome, which was
packed to tho doors. Thlrtjnieinbrta of
Hie lodge have died since uhu institu
tion of tho lodge.
Jacob 11. Hothstcin. foinier pepuiy
Dlstilct Attorney, delivered the me
moilal oiatlon. The Itov. C. jr Nich
olas, of the nngllsh Lutheran t'hurch.
dellveicd tho Invocation and pronounced
the benediction.
Instrumental numbers b Seltzer i
Orchcbtra and ocal selections hv lln.
Lotus Quartet, comprised part of tho
exercises
Theie arc 123 of the 1100 nipiiibcis of
the Indue in tho mllltai'v and naval I
i service
iiiiiniiiiiiiii mniiniiTTmiTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiii
Lamps and
Lighting Fixtures
The new Lighting I'iture and
Lamps arc an indispensable adjunct
to tiic cozily furnished home. They
have much to commend them, and
in planning to refurnish any of
our rooms it will be to your in
terest to consider our new models.
The Horn & Brannen Mfg. Cp.
JSsltri I the Critical iU Exacting
427-433 North Broad Street
"cL
'CJ tmost Vr'i
Ugctreke.,'
n
VOTE REGISTRATION
DRIVE OPENS IN CITY
Wednexlav Only Day for
rollmeiit for Spring
Primary
Im.Iiv i nl, I lii llt-l ..f a con
r in itiil tnli. fhl dtUe lo KCt nil
,iif. in lln i n leRI'ici.tl tin "tu
m .1.. fen th. Milling piimaii pi. i Ho i
Tiiili t'i I'.iiiimc nnd Vaic
fnttlniw'
, . i i, a if i tile oUr In nunc inn
I 1 in th pi in. inal diiic b hilng mail.
l. tin .inti-liipipi people Un i him ii
. . iintiii.ii- i-ulTiasists and n.ilepenil
in i.,l 1 1. in.
. tit it. n. tho epe. lali.nii. oi inni.t
mm i - rut ii onl oiip rKnati.
.1 i in t i i nn ti cle ,lnn Ml Mtiei -wb.
nn in i lejjs.errd toi the I.t-i
i. mill i' . .in mum trgilt'i Widni
il.n in mile i tu Kin the liRlit to Mil.
.1 Hit . Jlilllll, IlllllllllV
m nn on- Him wnnt I.. .luin-c
M.tii i.uKtialhm fiom one imt
'" u"
..Un l inut al-o do It Weilnpsilav
liiil.pi ndeiitH arc iliBlng Iheir pafv
m.!i is Id ciuoll mi liepuhllciina or prinn
.lii- bin piliitip.il stic. a belns
, l.u oil on Hip t nrollment In I he iiepub
l.an lank- owlns tu the loinl IlBht bc
i wnii Hip Ptnrti'e and Vai.' elfinents.
Tuvvii MictliiB pirn votcis ate being
in Kid in iislsii'i as lipiiiihltcans. owitiR
ii, Hie I it 1 that tlicie will be no Town
"limine Hi hit at Hip pilnvirv iltillun
lip rigl-lr.itlun houiH will lip from
i in lo lit n in., utid fiom I p in to 10
n m The I'.uiillil.ilis ii, .p voted for
wip bp Uovrinor, Lieutenant ilovrrnor.
M.nlaiv nf liilcrual Affairs, all t'on
srpssnicn, lucludlus four nl-lnis. . twpn-M-Mvcn
Slnlp Kennlom unil nil of the
nuinbciit of the House
Tin p.irl.v Itadris estimiiti that ubuiit
' 'T.'IOi) p. riious wlio arc eligible lo vole
did not vol. at Hip ihitinn last full The
elluit of tills vtai s in (ji'l as laiee a
piopoit'un nf thin voli liKiMci.d at-po-slbh
DENY SUBWAY WORK
HAS HURT CITY HALL
Experts Differ With Dates
man Say Foundations Have
Been Strengthened
Contractois and expeit- at w.cl, m.
subway constiuctlon undei ' uv I In I'
flatly deny Phector Iiate-niun -, ihinii
tliht danger has resulted to the lnuldins
from ONcavatlous and declati that iinu.
solidity has resulted from the work.
Ill speaking of the work .losi pit II
Louehhelm, pre.sldtnt of tin Kpv'tmi.
Statu Construction fouipanv :-aiil
"Since th coiislrilPtlnn of III. miIh' i
under the suuthwesi found moil- ul it
Hail the 1 Ig hirudin. I. mm ittll
siippoitcil than ever and time i- in
ilaucri of injurs lo the biiililiim b . hi i
of the opeiatlou of liains unil' t n i m
siilnvny Is now !iu jier ipiiI tonphti
under Hip iiiilldlng anil Hie lounilaiiun
tests on bcdiocl. something wltiih tm
not Hie case hrfoio the work was un
dci tak- n. '
Although himself n nieiubei uf the
, ,,i,.,leulrt.. itltl.l. ne.rl,, n .1 iiivrsinr.,
f,u.u denials on the pan of transit
rnjjinccts.
- ' -
TiinMi Jitnoek Leatlcr Diw.
'nil.bnlinotk. Ph.. Alllil 15 Pi J I
'I iniktinlinotk. Pi
, llardwell Is dead
,. - ,..,, ,.. .. . . i.- ,, , r....
p.irs lleiiubllt'iu count i chairman In
chairman
oniiiig Count! nnu one or tno nesi
knnwn dot tins in northeastern Pennsvl
vania lie was a giaduatc of the L'n-
Iversity of PennsMvama.
IliSni "M" a liberty Botic and Help , the II ar a
Hj Style and quality dn 'i :$$& Ml
hi not always mean a . ' . vl ami
Ifli high price the pump , . JM BfiS
m Pictured U '. m M
I f 6 jMfX
R jw$rX'W rlf m
lu ttp 'AaBagffUeautifully made in mahog- Ul
fJSJI j""5 any calf, gun-metal calf, pat- vwa
itMrt (tE&"" ent leather, gray buck, white (WJi '
ffiBi! al,d white buck. ji
! 919-921 MARKET STREET i
iBij 60th and Chestnut Sli. 274C-48 Germantown Ave. jlfcj
!S' 4028-30 Lancaster Ave. SG04-06 Germantown Ave. U&
RJ ilninch filore Opf UaxUt Street Start Hja
'H Bitry Etentog Open Saturday Big. Bgu
BOY SCOUTS ARRANGE I
WEEK LOAN CAMPAIGN
Troops Start Drive to Equal
$2,000,000 llccoril With
Parade April 27
I Philadelphia Hoy ScoiiIh will lelchi.ito
tliolr tMillrlimtloti In lln- tlilid Liberty
Loan camtttllcii li tlio ohxerviiiice of o
Scout loan oel InirfliiB this lime.
I r (mi An'lll 2T to Mil) I li-luftlw. the
rroulfl hope In lirlnj? thnlr tolaLof bond
nlen pnHt the YJ.non.uon math That
mil redder ih height of Huh mhleo
inent In the neeund loim 1 1 1 o
p me me RieaniTs niter Hip imp-
era Ih the ilnsrnn that has been minuted
bv ihn ,n.F for the weeh'B Moil. More
the Seoul. Kor the nat.p of greater cffl-1
i li'iii'.i Hip rntlro c Itv hn8 been laid out
lulu dlFlilem. mi that each of tho 220,
.scout troops will hao a limited terrl-'
toiv
TIip l.lheiu Loan lommittee of tlie
Tli'nl Kedeini l!e-.re PIMrlct. which
emlii.wes I'hllndiilphla, has luoinlsed nn
mniicaii flag to the lio upon comll
noii thai the obtnln $:.00n,000 In suh
cilpiioii- The Scouts expect to far
e. fed that amount.
One of the featinc of Scout loan
neili wPI he the participation of the
Lou in n big Libert) Loan parade that
N planned for prl 2T. on this oren
si.Mi I'hllndflphiani will for the tint
lime hair un oppnrtuiiitx tu sec u imr
.iion of Hip Scout bicycle stpiad that.
sIikp (he appointment h PrtHldent II-
non, Ins been terlng asUocinment ills
p.llr'1 bPiirris
Ell- More than Hill of these bo will be
In line. Tlii w ill be lomnianded bi
I'lehl t'ommls'oner lalwnid Mm pun
In the diamond frame of each bli n le
is a sign on which is pi luted' "l!o
11 outs ot A met it n . tloiernmcnt dispilch
bearers
The cMu.il il 1 ii lid si.ito Seil.'r
Tioop n I . Ii'. i ,ii Hip iciiiie-.! of
I i.i.icrnitii in .lib. i.iN w.im oiganl.d 1..i
i it ".""iiBt-i i ii ,ii Hit Hog Isl.iml
innnuiiiinig plain ,n-n will lie in lit i
Til.-. Im- wi I he in .It, it-, of ilioit
-i iiiinai, i i .1 oi ki i: U. it.
CHARGE GERMANS HERE
PLAN MILITARY ACTION
Federal Airents Investiirato Ito-
ports of Formation of Teu
ton Societies Bearing Arms
Agent- uf the Pipartmeni uf .luii.p
are tudn.x tmcstlgatlns icpoiis of al
ICRed octlity li Herman military o
cletkx in Philadelphin with u lev to
suppressing nny posslblo movement that
mu) be of a seditious or treasonable
natme
llcpoits Iimm- leached the tlepai Intent
that In nrious cities of Hip I'lillcil
Slates tiermiins fill Is nimeil and riiuip
ped for tit III t t i scrxliv. Ii.im iioen
rpile l orcuiil7.lne. 't is said that in tln
plty nlnno theie nio finOO tlerinans m
orcanlzed
Tli members of these ocictlcs are
alleRcd to lip clthei xelcrans or sons ot
eteruns' of the Clerman an, and se
cinl leadiiiR business men of Philadel
phia aic lcporied lo be active in the
oianisMtlnn.
U the Pepailnient of Justice II .i
-aid .li.u nn imcstlRatiou is lielnR made
ami that pionipl action will bo taken
In the event II is foumr that such an
oicanlatii.n actually is in caIMciico In
i'lnlnilPlpliia
URRYfor
AMERAS
DEVELOPING PRINTING
FRANK J.CURRY
THE CAMERA SPECIALIST
812 CHESTNUT STREET 812
l our mi i.iMit
rum m. I s
lllSlHIlllt r ir , i
I i uur SIPI lilt lln ll
Kiiit.nrl. lit tid iin.l
n.laixlr-il In i vpi ' is
Our spa nitr-
1 l.l-lle lln-Vrt II
in it s t ii.infurl .hi
'import fin ni
inR mIii s oHn
I ml v I, 1,1, rl
lliil Hill I. "
IriKups. illelnttibi.il
tint! HtillPlil -up-liiirltrs
.if .ill la in- I ii.i
I rrinll. il.nllti, in t lir. uorl'l
nifr
hllilplnlili llrtlini..ll. In.. ID N. 1 :t 1 1 SI
(nt tint anil kfpp fur rrrcreme. 1.. 1. I..
Lr MYUt
There Are Two Uoiuls
Ot r i the l.ibpi t brnnJ fur f i p
Ins J rpploin hU Ii tpr IMnluikl
Vhliii -houM liu. Tlie itth-" H
tlio ItOlul Of nillnlpnrp ItPtprn (ur
f u-tnniprrt nnd ourele- c iratotl
U nn in urn to. skilled Hint prompt
rr it e ntilt Ii ert riilluilclplitau
fhoul 1 ti.
LLEWELLYN'S
l'liilt'lelpliia s biunUa-il thus blure V'A
1318 Chcbtnut Street
yj"" "' '""' """' ' '"'M ''TzzziL
mr
TUBERCULOSIS FOES
PLAN AID FOR TROOPS
'Philadelphia Committee Will
Obtain Names and Help
Soldier Victims
Pert ice mill telief In Philadelphia to
members nnd inoptelle luemhcrs of
tho nriuy nnd nn who nio found to be
tuberculous liri") hern nriangcil for tinder
n plan Jiift perfeeled h the l'lillndel
phla committee of the Pcnnijlvatiln, So
elety for the Pretention of TuberculoJlis
Announeeineni of ttiti fact was mado
.today at the olllce of tho toinmlttca lit
the. cnn)ltnln Timidlnc The worli '
Keoii - Goilctal lloigas.
Lii'ii;! ill." pun! nil? j'liiiMUC'.fjiiit. mvi'i-
mltt(i will recehc name of nil mm In
its district either drafted or already in
training quarter niul who hnM- been re
leeted for serpp brmuse of tubercular
doelopmem, liuli IndiMdiinl rnsn w'll
rtcelvo Hie attention of u Mslting mitse
Tlio objiet will be to rffei i. If possible n
primnnent ture and to piotrvt llw sol
Ulleis' families unit nelghhois from pos
sible Infe. lion.
Tho Philadelphia toimnlNee nlso 1
worlilnif lo obtain l.st nf all men nf
.draft age now in sanatoria operntlm;
within the ttnitoi) Hint il i-encs. This
data will ho forwarded to nnhilng catnpt
'and used In weeding out tlioe with n
history of the tllsensr-
1'or the tliaftees who haxe not devel
oped Hie disease In let ognizablp form
'until utter thr liaie passed n ptoba
,tionar ppilnd In tiaitilng camn and
itlirn arc ent Iioiup lln Philadelphia
committee will rnde.no.- to obtain sana
J toi iutu at t nnnnodaiiiiii lin thus, who
ihaxe be. ii icprttd i di.ift Imaids a"
' ' not in line of dun " i In- coiumttti will
'tr In lb d In. -n't il beds
ilililiHlilililililililiiilililililiKiiBiiHifllBiliEivViflfili&
Note them on
your appointment pad
These two
officially as Executives' days at the Busi
ness Show, to facilitate the visits of business
executives. We'll gladly furnish executives
with tickets gratis. Simply phone or write
The Ediphone offices.
Philadelphia Business Show
1st Regiment Armory, Broad & Callowhill Sts.
APRIL 15th TO 2pth INCLUSIVE
If you dictate to The Ediphone you know in
your own experience the great .business im
portance of this perfected dictating machine,
given you by Edison and his laboratory staff
after forty years of development.
If you do not dictate to The Ediphone you
will have a lively interest in this ingenious
machine that is writing more than a mil
lion letters a day for other business men.
The Ediphone is shown and demonstrated this
week at booths 67 and 68, The Business
Show, at the 1st Regiment Armory, Broad
and Callowhill Streets.
UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
OPPOSES NICKNAMES
(Jnzctto Decries Use of "Pcnn"
and "Pcnnsy" for Penn
sylvania Term" nnd Penney ' as ucd with
refeience to llin t'iilerslt.v of Pcntii'.l
nnln arc nhjeelrd to In nn cdlturlal In
The ppnni"hnnlii fla?.itlp. tho fcMy
magazine of the university. The edi
torial In mi attempt to rilncourago tho
un of tho word. It J-
"Perhaps wore nre ocr-fetnltle mi
pA.r.r.Co
FLOWER VASES AND BOWLS
Silver
Glass
China
Pottery
days have been
EDISON DICTATING MACHINE W
MiiriGv? ygTfli
1035 Chestnut Street
Telephone: Walnut 3135
tho point, but my wo nuggest -tor the
benefit of our newspaper friends, and our
nluinnl ntid vtudentr Hint tlio name of
ibis iinhcrjlly is Pcnnsyhnnla? It Is
mi rum.' and It Is not Pcnnsj.' We
utilize Hint on account of tlio length of,
me name, nnd heenuse it owe its origin
to William Penn. theio la a rcat temp
iiilloii to Khorlen It to Tenn ' This ap
peals with particular force to newepa
per bond wrller who nre obliged to com
prep much In a diiinll space Probably
our own Ftudeiit mid nluinnl hao been
1 altogether too lax In liMnc wiint lr-
tually amounts to n tilehuumo In refer-1
ling lo their university. Let Uh tnslMi
i In referring lo our uniierslty. upon Hi
full, dignified name. If our students and
alumni will always ohnre this theni
nelws. wp an count,on Hie co-oncrallon
of the newspapers to do likewise."
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Appropriate
Wedding Gifts
designated
pJKs .
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Perry's
Spring Suits
$20
$25, $30, $35
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"MII.ITAIIV MODIil,
Xciv ConiMve .llilltar.r Mioul
dern; lone lapels, lop pickets
flapped ; hot torn po elects
slashed; snug waist lines;
flve-seam bmU,
There's ,
a Model
a Pattern
a Price
here for
Every Man
q In the Matter of
IModcls, you will find
Singlc-Breaslrrs
Doublc-Breaiters
Onc-bulloncrs
Two-butloncrs
Three-bultoncrs
Four-biilloncrs
Simulated Belts
Military Backs
Sports Backs
Braid Bindings
J nd Pocket
Varieties that
create a number
of new sub-divisions
of style
In Patterns
and Fabrics, you
will find
I Worsteds; Flan
nels; Cassimeres;
Cheviots ; Serges
in plain, neutral col
ors in various color .
c o m b i nations ; in
stripes, plaids,
checks -and novelty
mixtures.
J Reasonably
Priced at figures that
we could not dupli
cate, if we had to buy "
our stock today !
Perry & Co.
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