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EVENING PITLIO LI3D(HflR PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APHIL 17, 1918
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WOODWARD IN HIDING,
DEMAND TO "LOOSEN" HALTS PLEASURE SEEKERS
PEPPER AROUSES NEW YORK
Phlladclphian's Appeal Boosts Loan
at Produco Exchango
New York, April 17 Parades nnd
mass-meetings again marked tho Liberty
IjAn campaign In New Tork yesterday.
George Wharton Pepper, of Philadel
phia, stirred a large crowd nt tho Pro
duco Hxchanga In tho afternoon. "Tho
Huns aro headed this way!" he cried tit
the close of nn Impassioned address. "I
I call on jou to go over tho top and meet .
them I" Tho result if tho ipeccr tvas nl
scntteilng (lie of bord bujer3 wjileli set
forward the e-schange's big clock to 1
$3, .52,000 I
ARCHIE WANTS Trto
ACK, COLONEL LEAR?
'V m w 'nIV AkIi 4 .
KFARSf.AT.T.TnMimT
I
' fclystcrious Candidate Is Con-.
stable at Ashland, but i
"Can't Be Seen"
W. Simmons, division m.n.i.r 0!1
American lied l ross. South.... .7 I
Jilncy Driver's hvg UruLcn in Crash
Charles (lardiiUr, thirty years old. of
Camden. Is In Cunper Hospital buffering
from n broken left leg and lacerations ot
who arrived from Krunco at tn il n'
port .tioneiay. cal cd on Clr,.i i?
eloro lloosevelt t Ovster D.V'1
elav and gavn him lnlr..nirUr.
the bodv 1 .nn 1 vvnen an uuioinoini
information about his t u. ..- "i-nii
In which h. i riding collided with A ichle and Major Theodore iiSIl PUh
another t.i i.ird'tirr Is a "Jitney" , well as describing the actluii.''sii
driver nt tlie liik'i.il -ml fen as American troops In general ' 1
WOULD SPLIT VOTES
Penrose Men Fight nn AUckcJ Plot
to Name Houck by Old-
Time Tuck ,
WILL INDICT O'NEIL
FOR ROAD NEGLECT
Clinton County Judge Orders
Charges to Be Filed
Agaiiftt Slate Head
O'NEIL IS NOT WORRIED
Admits Need for Itcpaire, but Con
tends Mileage Makes Task
Impossible
a-tK iiavrn, r April 17 J. Denny
1 1 Neil State Highway romiulfcsloner,
0110 of tho Republican candidates for
1 fii.vernor. will bo called upon tiy nl
tiltt Attorney Coumll. of Clinton County,
' to answer a charge of negket 0! Cv.y 'al
1 rilling to put tho long-neglected yu'Sc
' 10 id In tvv eett tMJ city and Inland In
I pmper r-p.nr
I Oinstahle Ilattorf. of CaslnilC.l tovrn
f"-ip, tcported tho load as being In Al
most Imps 'table condition, nlid by ll
11 lion nt Judge McCnrmlctt tho matter
vv is pl.ned in tho hands of District At
luinev t'ouiiill for nctlon. After the
unlit linent papers are prepatcd nn fillleer
pobiblv will be sent to llarrlsburg to
sirvi them on the Highway CotntltlJ
!
tho fame
" 1 ull in n hina -hop" i-n t i i m Um in i ln
piio (t the lot omul i i w 1 ( h r lui n. tin ,it intii
second stic-ct hi'low Mai kit, inij'lj, pl.ij - a pati lot i
it is made It is a visual . imomtiui ' 1 .ill to Inn
bicd by the "J.u. Hand lio.s liotn the I mirth N.i
Ahlilimil, To., April IT
James Woodward anil .ihlatid havo
Sprung Into prominence nt
time.
Tho Inquiry lias gono over I'cnmvt
vnnla. "Who Is James Woodward tin
nsptront for a place on tl'o Itepuldi in
State llcltet'-'
Tho man most Inlerciitid In the pi
eonalUy of Jainc 'Woodward, of A-li
land. Is Jumos r. Woodward, of AM
Kheny County, lto h-va liccti pronn l
th nnmlritttloii for .Secretary of liitiiini
Altai liv ti-n Ite publican IcJders ol tr.
l'enrn'-e rnlii.uini;
Tho ItruiiiliaiiKli men would like tu
I'SUl Houck. of SihuMMIl Cutint t
Incumbent, tunned for the poxillon 1 1
I'enroso luider-i refused to Indm
Iloiirk or Ull, haimon). Hut he i i
candidate
With two dailies Woodwards on th
ticket on nomination day the olir
Wouhl he confute il .lames Woodward
nhd James I" Woodwaiil look nllke ulien
It comes to Mittntr As James AVooil
Tvard's name would conic first on the
ballot lie would likely pet many more :
voles than his opponent unless all the
pople knew whlc.li was tho ccnulno Can
didate, t
Hence James r h.m taken JaincH Ind.
court to tell the Judges why ho fo kuJ
dency conceived the Idea of beltiB n can
dldate. Tho Idea In pUltlntr James
Woodward's name on the ticket Is to
draw -votes from James P. Woodward !
and thus penult Houck to slip In be
tween tho two.
N'ovv. as to .Taint s Wnodivard, the
tinltnovtn In the tint place, he sud
denly disappeared after tho nomination
papers were Hied Lift Thurvl.ij He Is
supposed to be kept In hiding to prevent
Ills bclnp summoned Into court l"or
years jamc-.s Woodward has been Identi
fied with tin' Ke'i'iuMlc.iu leadus of
SchuvlktII t'ountv
He Is an iverdnv sort of u chap, n
mine worker of average abllltv. Il Is.
married He has mver held political '
otllce betond minor borough olllces. iuili
ms burgees Inspector and Judge of clec- Nthitille (lt, Apiil tT
tions. i Kuiiure on the part of the Atlantu'
lie ti a man moro than sWt vearClty and Hhore llalluav in keep 11 teuii
old, vvalka wlili a very dUtlnct slooj) and 'pact with tlie t lt , entered into a o.u
Ills locomotion Is slow. In the com- afro when jltnev lompetitlon was e
inunltj he stands well. Woodwaid never eluded fiom Atlantic avenue for the
figures in nnj public or i iv !e movements; benefit of the ttolli-v corporation, l
in fact, he hlas atound t.i Ashland enargeu iv r, Cameron lllnkle, inun-.el
' ror tlie Atlantic ritj Jltnev Association
A bill grunting permission for ini, jlt
jnivs to compete with iars nn the eltv s
I main business taoroughtare s.vll conn
I up for second t fading before the 10111
mlssiouets tomoirow
In return fop a transportation monop.
I "Iv tin- Atlnntlli- City and Shore font.
.paiiy (ontracteij with tho clt.v tu ciniit
free tiansfers to crosstonn lltus build
loops nt Ithode Island avenue In the
uptown section to crosstovvn lines, build
in fhelseu, and oM-iiite i ars on a two
minute hcaduax. Ni ither loop has bten
built and cars ato not running on the
hcadnnv piomlscd tin jltnevniins nr-
1,'anlz.iU.in declines in suppoii of its inn-
" - : .-jBr-a -s'-j- w!s&3
I In
d1ii' i i
all in ii In il n!
Mile ami a iiai mli - .
I.i' ctv I! m I ..ml tin-
it. II H l K. in in M Muni
i - oulil natuiallj sup
tin ion Theatie, I ittv -p.uici
ol whli h, indeed,
s inn- message 1-. empli i-
lieie tjioupeil in fiont of
the locomotive and who aio plujiiur ut the in-i this veil, to aid the Naval Ileil Cios-
! JITNEYS ATTACK
1 SHORE RAILWAY
'Declare Atlantic City Com
' rcry I'ailcd to Keep
Faitli
Iioue w here lie 1)0 irds
In the direciorj lie is li-ded as u con
stable His pAtitlmi foi the nomination
Was not eirilitd In Atdiland, o far as
has been Usrned
His Candida- v Is not t.ik n seriously
here. In fact it Is rpuch of a joke
SHORE SWEPT CLEAN
BY WAVE OF REFORM
Anti-Idling Act in Effect, Hit
ting Many Male Board
walk Habitues
Ol'bllA ASSUKED FOR
SRASON'OP 191S-1!)
Munuffer Catti-Casazzu roimally
Thanks Public for SupporlinR
Completed Series
'i- hi il .M.mnK- r l.itli-t')isixx i ul the
Mi tiopnlit.iii uptta t onipnnv took ok i.
'inn M-slenlav to I hank tin- niuMi -loving
public of Philadelphia for lln ordl.il
siipimit th-v bad Klvm his uiioia om
ln tlurltiK the m.isoii jit'l iIosm!
I m riallv iiiok th in sntlslled with
the t suits of th s iikiiii as far as at-i
tendanie on the pall of the public t ion. '
- ined. ' said Mi intt!-i .isnritn I onlv I
hopn that the publli lias been 110.1 Ih
well sutislkil with our utTi-rliiit- Tin- e
an abnormal tinus. and It has Ik cc a.
most (iiitiiuit si-us 111 rot every one in
vnlvid To Kl'e olK-tn ut ull It must h
admitted Is soniethlnu of nn flihUvi
meiit HovMver, the theatie has Its mis,
evi-n in war times The pulillo mind n -Mitlus
iiivtiston and I know of no lutein r
fiitni of dh 1 1 sin n thnn kiuihI oiwra 1111
sented as Hit Mi tiuKilnnn Opera 1 um
p.tnv ulwavs tries In iHM.-nt It.
The tisutts nf the se.nut ju--l 1 loslns
w muni me In nniioum iris (m tlie ifint
inK SH.ison tin- s.inn nuiiilii 1 1 f piform
uni C--slle n w hh h --feiii to in- not
I mi main and ! loo fin s In n to-fun-
wi- shull indiavpr to ptnviili- its
vailed a t pi tiolu as p..sihli dlstriliut
I11K Ihinilgh il as fittpii-iitl hs piinli-iahk-
all nui li.idini. -mis and sin h ui
titles and it vital as in- letoivtil with
ARTIST IS ARRESTED
AS HE SKETCHES SHIP
Childe Hasham, Ilckased,
Comraends New York Police
men for Their Vigilance
New Vnrk. Vpnl IT
I'hllde Ha sniiiti, the ultl-t "ini ill -spite
the suggestion of tin uiltiii '11 hU
surname was born In Uuton v 1- in
t irrupted while sltetehlng oti unship
hi tl(i Hudson ltlvcr fimu :tn i-shk
1'ilve vtsttrday and escorttd to lh 1'til
nal llullilltiR bv two pnlki 111 n 'Iht
tteuuishlp which the artist t is Imiwihk
vas t atnoutlriged agjlnst n .l'i.-nj li.it k
Kiouud to teprisent nn ohm 11 w ii. and
tlu pollcillli'll thought tluv had cap
tured u prim rpillmen of the l.flinall
sp.v in the disllnailished artist, w host
aticestiv is -is solidly American as the
locks of I'lv mouth.
Assl-tint I'nltod Htutes Mtotniv lb 11
Al.itllieus nit -pti-il respiiiisllillli) tm
Ml 1 1 1 -ti 111 ind releasul bin! Tin-I'i-IIi
1 l"i 11 thotiitlit Ihev wcnl.l kifp the
ill I'linit lit uliiuh the nt list bad bten
-ItlllCI
I his load, leading from the eastward
1 hints of the lty to the upper Utantl
1 mice, n dlstanec of little mors than 1
li ilf a mile, has been In 11 deplored)!')
lonilliloti for sevetal jears. Tho raid,
fi.i in pait of the main highway be-
I iwceu 1111s ciiy una jersey ouaia nuu
Wllllamsjioit
llarrMnirs, Apt II IT. State Highway
rummlsslnner u'.N'ell did not lal.u very
seilottslj the 1 1 pent that Judge McCor
tnk k of 1 union County, had held Iilm
responsible foi the ondltlon of the told
st Avl He admits that the mad. like
many otheis, ought to be repslred, hut
holds tint, with 11 highway sjstom of
nearly ll.Ono miles. It was Impossible at
piesiut to keep even thoa roads taken
ovei t the Mate In constant lepalr.
I'm 1111 ('iiininissloner Illgelnvv was
arrfsted twice for similar teasons, but
iinili ng ver 1 nine of the suits, etcept
Unit In Jue ionise the roads complained
nf wi I" e paired
I lo not wane to discuss this matter
until I hear otllelallv from the f'lluton
1 mint v Court,' raid Mr. O'N'cll. Ho
s.i id I1.1t If he was to be served with
1 w iitant lor evt ry hole In a Mate hlgh
wiiv 1 In- coiistnhli of 'lie State would lie)
using up a lot of mileage, for he expected
Mion to stnit on his gubernatorial cam
paign tour and would bo on tho moro
(kith
BELATED BETHLEHEM
WORKERS BARRED OUT
l
llfllili linn, I'll, ii il IT About 1000
nun b, eutisc of falluro to nrrlvo at
wotk at (J 4u mloik cteiday morning
when the new wage and working sched
ule went into iffeit. wetc refused admit
lame to the plant of the lifthlehcm Steel
Conipanv when tne arrived at 7:30
0 t lot U. the old time
The men nie ompln.ved In No. t ma-
1 bine shop, win to the Government eight
hour law Is In force-, but becnuso the
iSovrrnmcnt Is demanding the speeding
up of pioduition at tho steel works tha
wniiting. but Mr Matthews said no. cm ' eoinpanv dis-lded tu put the men on a
Vllunllc Cll.i. Apnl 17
New I iceys new- .vvoik-or-llgUt
statute. the most dnistfo law of its kind
lit (ho e-ountrv-.'lioj, gono- into activo op
eration nt the shoie with tin- issuing
of orders to pollen details to report nt
once for the purpose of blacklisting ami
lnvestlgition tin- name ot every man of
otlng ago hi the city who is not en
gaged in some useful, productive, wln-thc-war
occupation
Voncssenti.il i-l.ifcplllcatlons to be sup.
iriltted to the djutant (Jeneral's lie
partment in Trenton for n ruling will
etnhnee unattai heel dancing and skating
Instructors, poolroom ntiepd.ints, dog
talesmen who frcquenC the Hoardwalli
gamblers of all kinds and masculine
piano plavers, singers and dincers in
raliaret shows along tho beachfront The
letter nre to be outlawed bv Major
Hacharach s aull-caharct ordinance
which Is si heduled pj pass final li-ading
bjr eotini il tomijrrftwj
riurrled ntllcl.its tfjntlnue the notk of
1 lamping th shore "iht ap,i nuking At.
tentlc Citv so clean that Washington au
thorities ml have no reasoii to Bend
Ultimatums lc the stiiiip Catenien anil
saloonlsls, who e-ro thieatened by DI
rcptor nf piddle Saf, ty Sooy with revo
cation of Hilr lieenses If they bell to
mjnors or soldleis. after 2 a In. or on
Sunday. hav besn called to tho olllco ot
Prosecutor o.iMll for further vvarnlus
to keep within the law
County detcctj,res ami t-fty plain
clothes men will- n-aSi rplnret patrons
nnd enforca the- nbw ullng barring
minors from cafe. I'rnXeutor (Jaskill
erved notice uiwii saloonnien that If tho
city and county authorities cannot com
pot obedience to the laws, ibe federal
uoiernnient will
I am nulle sun that mmi will f 1 . 1 It 1 1
our riontl In tin- pit I a uuarnnti-e for '
0111 itoi main in Ih, ftiluit- l'lnl,id I- 1
phla knows what guild opeiti Is o-lt
niushal bistoi is it, nn siitllt li ul i-t.
rteni-t of this futt I am sun vou - III
live up to 0111 ti iditiiiiis 1, it 1 nmi
and lli.it .Mill III i i . i ii th, iimi ,
tit,- Mi-tioHihtnn 1 ipi 1 i ' iiiiipiin 1
vvili-ome sui ial 11ml ariiii, i.ti's iM
Mini 1 in Ilf. Aciiu lit nn thni, m,:i
linel assiu,. Mill if ui .tpi tialtun i
voiii -viiipdlhv Willi 1 ni, iiistitin
tuition that then- Is a stro-r public df- most l.ivm In tin mil ill, in Nt w otl.
iiuimi rnr Better service Tinuxli 1 - have
been effettivo sini-e the jitueH vvero bul
led fiont Mlantii- nvi-nuo.
enlneir e'ltv s beachfront was the
r no of n 1 base and txnutlou full
of thrills when town fit erne n iitptuied
sine! killed a porpol-e seven nnd one-half
feet In length and weighing mote than
MQ0 pounds, tin- biggest which lias
struck the shouts ot Absecon Island In
Sears
Tho potpolsc cime lusidi- tin line of
shoals on a high tide nnd was left in 11
pool cut off from deep water by u ridge
of sand when. the tide recedeel It was
cnarglng the barrier In frantic efforts to
got back into deep '.tiller when thildnii
discovered It nnd hurried to Citv Hall
with their news Tin 11 men made n
peatcd efforts to rupture the iwrpolst
alive, and when thev fa I ltd Jackson and
flelsslnger, flremi 11 proiuied a gun and
shot the captive
Cut oft from 11 ri piulllahli hvi II
hood liy a X'edual order foi bidding the
use of the skv to lommercuil ot ama
teur ni.atri , It, rj 1 II Kciiclrkk. ihltf
pilot nf tin Atl.mtk 1 ity erlai I..ne
front flni Inlet to i'ht Is, a will appiv tur '
u fJoverntuent pi unit lo i stabll h a
school foi thu tiaiiiiug ot flnij
JERSEY REPUBLICAN
Cr.ni TO AIKET MAV 'Z
Convention Will Bo Held at Trenton
to Determine Issues of l-'nll
Campaign
'rreiilon, ". .1.. pril IT The annuul
tonventlan of tin- New Jeisc-v Ktme
League of lEepuhh'-in lubs will tie
held In tin- lit inn lit tu ciuh uudllorluni
here mi Mtitrdiv Jlji .'".. with the
opening at . oelntl, in tin afteinoon A
call for tin- meeting - Issued today
bv ndwuid c tlniinan. president of the
hivlnu: Mm Mien Sir tlassiint salel liu
w , nut -Impli-asid nt having bun In
ciiinenletucil bti-ausc tlw event proved
that .iw loil, p.illcciiiiu aic wide
aw ,1
vt -it ih' the me time 11 d in .11 tin
sii.i wbii, Mi ll.i'sim wiis lilt, nuptetl
i tin pulp 1 man Ce-mge ilnke j, to-'i--l
liiisiMt-s niiu of (. iiieinnnll was
n-e in) alter, tin online ! tin- pollei-,
'1 had tiki 11 pI'ut'iKraplis or Mi .unship.
In the river Hewiii' tuken in tin r'ed
uil lliiildlng ni'el ijutstloni-il In Mr
M .till, w
ten-bom -niid-tw em v-nve-mlnuto working
basis, which would mean additional
wages
It Is understood that tho men who
failed lo tepnit nu time villi bo per
mittee! to work toda if they report at
the earlier horn
Theie wast no tumble ot nn kind and
none s ppected Most of the men are
frejm Alliutown und l.chlgh Valley
towns 'I hi v said cut for tho two and
one-half ctia bonis of lsbor they
should be paid time nnd one-half time
Instead of the straight hour rate.
director .Sooy tarried the 1 Uauei town "'gunlzation, who .il. ., announicd thiU
campaign to the beachfront bv directing
every postcard dealer nlone the Hoard.
walk to removo from his wtocl; forthwith
and destroy ever curd of 11 eiuestlon
able order One dealer with a $2000
-toek rushed to City Hall with samples
ana a pica ior an oruer exempting them
as art productions booy passed one of
'ho nrty odd samples andoidercd banish
ment for the rett.
It t
LANCASTER NEGRESS
DIES AFTER ATTACK
Former Chester County Woman At
tacked With Ax in Yard
of Home
Tamraster, 1'"., April IT V negro
woman, aged about thirty cars, whose
game Is tald to bo Dora I-'ord. formerly
f -Cheater County, was fatally assaulted
tist enlnc about 8 o'clock, according to
he police, by William McMiller. foitj
reane old Ho Is alleged to have cjiased
er out eif her home at G10 North street
jrto tne rear yard, where he bent her on
In) head with nn ax KI10 died this
norhtng JIcMIIIer escaped
NOBLEMAN A SUICIDE
-"Jpek Greene' Was Son of English
Countess, Papers Disclose
' Noffales, Arlr., .April 17. -Accordlne
to papers Xound iji his effects, "Jack
XJrene," who va "found dead hero
nrith a dtechareed Derringer besjde
fip, was tho Itt. Hon. Jaeuteriant
Jackson B. Argyle, son of the Count
3 of Drnley. of Cobham Hall, Cob.
uim. Kent County, England, to whom
fcf left a letter.
tt papers Bliowed lie enlisted in
1614 In the, fourth Battalion or the
iristi i-usiiiers anq nan dls-
! in Starch, 1917 He had three
; vvoundu and a bullet wnnmi
Uiishs.
wrlM4 here as a timekeeper un-
mm i.aa fcid
pronoBu at tin- 1 ouvt niton tu ,n.
tabllMi tho l--ui - both Mate anil na
tional, on whleh the fall lampalgn is
to bo waged V 1 onunliti i- on lesnlu
tions villi be appointed bv the prtsldmit
and will meet In lonferenee. In the morn
)Hg Immediately pieeedmg the conven
tion The organisation h.i Invltid the fol
lowing piomlnent nn n in the pattv to
the meeting Will II Hayes chairman
of tho National liepubllcun Committee:
e--Uovernor Franklin Murphy, of New.
nrk. national cotumltte, man from New
Jersoy! Oovernor Walter I: lilge, of
AtlflUtit- City, itt-S, n.itor Austen Co.
gate, of Orange , Ucorge I, Itemed, of
Jersey City, State Chairman Newton
A. K. lsugljee, ot Tienton and otlicrs.
BELIEVE COL. BOLLING
STUMBLED INTO ENEMY
Tornicr U. S. Steel Solicitoi Last
Seen on Way to I-'iant-o-
British Tront
New urk, April 1" -'I he last moi f
Colonel Ilasnnl C liolllng, forincilj mi.
lleltor ot tho Culled States htci I loi
poratlon, who has been icporled e,ip
tured or nilsslng In (Jenrr.il Pershing s
list of cakualtles. was on tho morning
of March 5 driving his automobile In
u northeasterly direction from Amicus
according to private dispatches reeelvc-d
by former buulneiw asslttants here
Colonel Boiling was accompanied by
his chauffeur. The t-wo had passed the
night at Amiens. It Is believed they
were on the way to the I-'ranoo-Urltlsh
front to join American troops tent there
as re-enforcements.
The colonels friends bcllivo that lie
loss nu way, ran into the German lines
and was captured.
Colonel Boiling resigned as solicitor of
tlie United amies steel Corporation to
accept a commission In tho aviation toe-
tion of ttio army.
L-nded Ferry Sinks in Midstream
1-arkrrlun, J'n., April 17 Tlie ferry
boat across the lehlgh ltlvcr here, which
has been put In operation foe the em.
pioyea ot me j-kjimkii vaney juuiroau
,.iiu, linage; vvaiijswepc aay
ui'uie.i iicor tne
:JiWlMb&iMte ,
1
1
The True Significance
of Hampton Shops
VERY often, we find some zs:S:
characteristic Hampton Shops 5: " 1
grouping means the complete re- '"s"lSSJoi-rf:iiu (
alization of a decorative ideal that -""''
is sensed rather than fixed. '
As often again the same grouping .j,3E32i3CSS
or some other as beautiful brings r j--sg
glad recognition of a definite much- ' " "il filifllil '
wanted something that our customer K wf
has sought elsewhere in vain. I I J(
In fact, the whole history of Hamp- Mill M i
ton Shops is a succession of satisfied i Iflfl II I
patrons, whether they remember us ' j llllllf I
for some single thing or piece for "I III I II
home enrichment, or a houseful of J ' ''Al , i, II 1 1 'II
beautiful furniture and its appro- ' 1 11' !' iSu ; M I 11
priate belongings, not forgetting the .. WI I fi
vitahnatter of harmonious assemblage. wotMSKI 11 wxili US'
nampnanSliDDS H1 111
nnuypt wpSBKf Who
Oftoraiion iliilipitirs -rs-rrri O Si ApwJfflftf
Ws: un r?if iMZMtmiiamMwmz,iMUmi &m. m
K la.l &
V ' iviw, ' . W I '
j.Tn'ii , i Ash ' - s c lj,i.t , , 4X3 I
TAaArt.iv.iU.e.. . JKJj&.'i... ' itMti ,1 ---1 J JmtKk&dt&liiaiZ. i iffitf i fmaWhilM flti 11 r
.
Co.-),T:;ht I91S Hart Schiffccr 5. Man
Join the nation's savers
. if
y u u men in school not old qnough to
X hght want to help the boys in the
trenches One way is to save wool and labor;
take good care of your clothes; buy new ones
when you need them and only then
When you do buy, demand all-wool fabrics 1
and good tailoring Such clothes save because
they last
Our label is the sign; a small thing
to look for, a big thing to find
Hart Schaffner 3c Marx
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Strawbridge & Clothier are the
Philadelphia Distributors of the
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
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