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ASSURED OF RELIEF
ledisl' nml Sw'8S ''B!,l's
f,ill Assume Lure of
Indigent
f ALIENS HERE IMORE REVELATIONS OF GERMAN
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1918
V
m Soi
TffS API'IvUVlib I'KUJhLTIIIiolJcrnniilnlilBHeH Willi It
i' -! iNi-ii anarchists, and tlie-
II
I 'iiillt Ift Alllltll'l ikit
(in) i",1"":' '" , ""
Ate III l'I1l'-"s uv-tllliri-
ol war
W.iblllllKlo". Aplrl no
e lepatloni of Svvlt?rilnnd nml
...illiirv 1 nvHAAt 1 1 nil
liwan nml Ati'tiu llu.iiK.ulau in-
KrtStS. Iaxc l,m,pl tnkl'n to lll(,rl '
0rkamoiiB iiuUbciU incmv. tiltrnt
fUhout the fnltP'l State. 1 he
sff has been nppinvr-il h tlio Unite il
futM. lltlicf will l'f oMcndcil to
, finilllf "f tn'oiiied ullms (Hurt i
i' . . .. r 1 ii I. II.. ... ..l.l
Tim till' I'K'i1'1" i"11" nunc in iiiu
gUbldlim i-''" ",lf,ls "no '"
.H 'mi i. count of tholi status
fttddltloml committee of Aini'tlenns
B" to be oig-'oi'"! '" ro-optl.lto with
Xe legation l""1 ii" " "'"'i'iii urn
T,, . Mmlrlil. Vprll 3n.
ui lemarknble chinuter of tlto 11.
closures ti,nt nre belne ...., .. ,
ii- foremost
-...e..
, . " ' ' mi- i-imr-iiiii p
..mm- u, uic nun inli or tin- delimit ctn
b.tssv to net the umiehists ,u Mori, on i
Bleat and pefM.il plot for the disturb
mice of t.io rountr. dors not diminish
as till tale, po well substantiated nm
Unites l'rorpcitliiRs to It in nnlllliel,
ate to bo taken iicnlnsf 1 I Sol fur tli
publication hut Hint mtrtpld Journal
Mill rocs on with lt. nmazlnc narrative
taken iinlnlj from tlio nn-irchlt chief
MlKuel P.isunl nml conninipil nml
lonolioratril In nlber qiuttprn, niul It
should lip added Hint ninnv papers
wlili h have already romp timlei the
lloplKIMIIP of tllO ailtllOlltlCH for Iwv-
Iiir iiuolcd bits from thptp rcvtl-ittiuis
Mill mnko no seuet of svmpithj for 1.1
"! nml Iti patriotic endeavor
i mis 1..1 i;pnci wlilpli s of milt,.
were of oppolle polltlrnl views, who
liolil their cond-ivcs nml plot together
preparing tlio calastro
sow desolation tnoiirn
ink nml uricr tiirouftliout tin' Mini or
"pain
Mar (lend for Profiteer
UlSt'lohlires of i 'Scaled In Hip rdltnrlnl oIIIipk of Hip
newspapers, secreted In tin- ministers
1 diainbori", tlir) worlt with dlllKPiu'e nt
, tlielr criminal ntrprlr TIipx would
ii ..- i in. ill n-i
nuil lio. .. ' fvli JOU, ipuiir n limit liri' hum i n-'
iniitlnt? iKr.OW,i ,ho,,ru,n nf "' l"f I would hand joil ovrr iik n tl.liiK without
.... ...,.mikii HiiiMiPii nooiit it i thought to tlip hlKliPiit l.lddir to tin om
rpiuirKiiiiio rhnrnUrr, holwlm clm the limit' Shall i allow
OFFICIAL 1INTRIGUKS IN SPAIN S-'fSSi?
vrv uu im i.;i XII1R and Brlrf tin
of Matlritl, l'WIessl) Contiiuips its
DI..I.. ti.. i
mm nuiciicti in nun hmbavsj m Mathit
nation
i' or such n
rV Hnlind Mni.l ii. .. . '
ni. ii Ji i, , i .' """ "p l"pr not lo
n . m",1" n So"" !" '"I" iiupilrnl1
n ippiltnilon fm Its crrloilviu nb. I
-V dPtnlliif trplit on tlio oioft alarm.
lilf,. r,.V"B,'"u"' ,UIS "eM '" U'0 I'renl-1
0 lit of Hum nun. t Thfrc wim a lomnil.
nhhj tntcrUpw lioiiwrn ilrlinin ind 1Mb-I
cml in hip Mini do rnni. thcro wn
hip pifp of ton or a .Won iiiurrlilstH
uppIIiik to hrur a lollor rrad whuii had
noon trrphnl from an anoiiMilnUs i orm.
Hltidctit slKiipiHn an inltlnl which thev
Mipw . thptP ramp to Madrid a im"
tPlinilK lmllliluil wmi una kUpii liox
pltnllt In tMvptiii r lmii.o hut Hiirh
inuiiri iiiukt not lm inarp thin
tnntlj lpfcrrcd to.
nniiite of l'riiinEniiiln
Spinklna of the rlrrmin nml r
iui prop-iemuri rnn mi gala
.lis.
mill n thltiK lo li.ippi'n" Shall wp inn-t-enl
to their tuntlng i in p1jp III.p
hia'ti without a will" It t paid that
i oii,ht to Join foripn In tin group
of nations that offerB the IipI RUir.iu
lirt foi the piorjierlt ami the .ieki in
dlzcnient of tin. rutintt)
'I ho war la a good tlilnr onb fit a
few profiteers In tlio hlu Imliisti Ipm who
nrp able to make mormon gilus In
n lllnc ueps stoi Km for Hip unhappj
Koldlcm, to a few lunki ra who get thein
sp1ci out of ilinii'ultliB In nipaiiM of
haul, to tnlf a dozen polllh I uu War
Is not a good thing for tlio Finill ngil
rultliijst, the ptnnll tindoi tlio Inhonr
Kor thenc It Is the whip, the most terrible
laxh tint was cet kiiown
'Powti, th"n with the wai ' Howu
with thoip who iniKo It' Iinwn with
U. S. CASUALTY LISTS
SPUR WORK AT MEADE
Camp Seethes as Draftees'
Comrades in Picartly Stem
Hintlcnburg's Assaults
Hu a Staff Cnrrmponilrnl
f iimp Mmdf, Aitmlml, Mil , April 30
I'reh casuilts lists from Uinnce and
Innnounioincnt that 'Von lllndr nburg has
j liuiirhoil nnnlhor niaililnK ilrlp on the
western front Iihb put Mule 1'enn on
Ita toea and err man, from the iom
nundlug general to the newest recruit
I Is working .it top spccij lo round out nn
efficient fighting fono.
This focrlsh aitlltj wan reflocted
today on tho rlflo range, where the .116th
lnfintrj, an nll-l'eniiMiianla regiment
Is at work on the target This unit
originally made up of 1'ennsj Iranians
drawn from towns nnd cities In eastern
rennslanli. but riilusle of Phlla
bit by bowline up remarliablo scores
with their Hnfleld rifle-.
Lieutenant Colonol Mden l' Know led,
who In directing tho rlflo praetlce Is
warm In his praise for the men In his
command
"lhe bae nimwered the country M
cill for ilhilent soldiers by appear
ing on the range and shooting like
Ptrrans' bo raid "It Is n hard hit
ting regiment nod when It nrrhes In
Trance It will measuro up with any
organization In tlio nrinj "
That the Liberty dlllnn will reielxo
thi bulk of Its rlflo pracllie on thin side
of the ocean Is now a certalntj The
31Cth was scliiduled to spend one week
on tin rangi, but lecent ihaugis In
Amoilia's war plans hir glen the I
regiment nn nddllliual week at the
Lirgets lli new sMstein will applj to j
other Infantrx riglmeiils and from now
until the ilMslou rccelxes Us sailing .
oiders the rlth lange will bo ocuipled
eery da i
Nothing dellnlte romernlng the do-1
pilture of the illilslon for Trance bis
been reieUed from Washington, but the I
training sihedule Is being broidened
nnd this Is interpreted b olliceis to
mum that the I'puiir Inula Marlind
and Ulslrlit of Columbia soldiers are to
reeelxe the bulk of their training In the
Marlnnd hills Hanking olliceis had I
looked forwnrd to thru months' work In
day that tho fourth ofllcra' training
camp will opn at Camp Meads otr May
RI Selects who entertain ambitions to
wear the gold bar of a seconfl lieutenant
must lite their applications wllli their
companj commanders before May B.
Company commanders will pick 10
per cent of their men for tho camp, and
from eaih group tho culling board will
pick men who measuro up to the high
standards prescribed by the army. Out
of eer ten men recommended vr the
tamp not more than two men will be
selected bj tho culling board, but with
approxlmataeh 30,000 men to draw
from, the board will hae little difficulty
In finding 700 or 800 likely candidates
fln Donrhoo, the West Philadelphia
until who gained fame by lending his
$6000 wireless outfit to I nele Sam, has
left tho headriuirters compans of the
31 Jtli Field Artillery and lo now nt
Inched to the Kederal patrol hi I'hilt
dephli IVuiebon was disqualified for
nverseiB dut, and when tiansferred
was permitted to take his a1uable radio
tiiulpment Ills former comrades are
now without a wireless apparatus.
I'ottsiillr Alilrrman Dies
I'nllsillle, r.. April .10- Patrick .1
Martin aldirman of the Second Ward
of this clti died at 3 30 o'clock this
morning aged flft-four ears He
sencd u term ns Count udi(or before
10 EARS FOR WIFlKlLtlgH,
Climlicrlmrt Court Deities 1'Jm tot
Leniency in Mom) Sentence
( liamlieraborg, l., April 30 -Judge
Cllllan Ignored all picas for leniency In '
the rase of John II, Monn, who shot ami
killed his wife and us convicted last
week of voluntary manslaughter. Ho
wa'j sentenced to the maximum penalty .
under the law, ten to twche years In tha"
IUstcrn Penitentiary.
John eager, who served a term In
the penitentiary for beating his wife and
who, when homo on parole, kicked her
out of Tho house the first night, was
sent to Jail for a. J ear. When released
lis must grie a bond of 1500 to keep
the peace.
Chilean "Sabs' Anchor
Havana, Anrll 20 After a four-dsr
trip from an American port six subma- w
rines, ouui in ine unnra niairs ior me
Chilean Ooxernment. hae anchored
here Thej are being comoyed by the
cruiser Chacabuco and the transport
Angamos The Chacabuco fired a sa
lute on entering the harbor. Great
crowds lined the shore
fScretan KinshiR iiiiiioiini cd tho
ftrancenient In this statement
tin the lutci ests of tlio tsafitj' nnd
,,.. .,r this ioiinti it has hrcn
tfiiwi; '-; ., m
found nepess
i fiorn tlmp to tlmo
Srestrlct tlio mmi'iucnts nml fields of I
Snolojment of nim iillcns In noma
oscs tlieo ustiiitloiis h,ip winked I
tnjshlps on rncnix itllrns who In nil1
JtSPeCia M'1C Billion inviimviti'
fHendh to iho I nltcd States, hut who,
Wine to the iipolrtt nt of birth nnd war
renditions luir nrcn uniiblo to change
ditlr status ns such unit lno of ne
ctssltj bciomr objects of iharitj.
liiewl'e tin fnmlllfsj of those enemy
illenswhom the (imei iiment deems It
idilsable to lutein me ofttu ilepilved
of their nicinv of livelihood and they
ilso become dependent on the ehailty
o( clheis
i I,esi(loiis In btiiicrvlse Helicf
"In oi del to nieit this condition tho.
legation of SwiUeilaml nnd the leca '
tlon of Sweden In chaice. rcspectUcly, '
of German and A-stro-IIungul m ln
Wfstsin tho I nltcd States hae with
jit approval nnd 10 opciatlon of this
Jknernment umieiinkcn to sjsiemT
tlie and hupenKo all the lellcf that
iuybo given to medy aliens unci ever,
mil howevei situated thinuKliout tho'
muntri In the case of the Interned,
rnemy aliens and tholi fuinllles tho
Vtatlons hap jrippiI to supph all tho
relief from theli own funds, limiting
fech relief to what Is found after inic
hi Investigation to bo tlio essential
hlnlmnm
t'Tlio ca-e of the Itw-abldiui; cnim
ulens has in rented - more complex
Jbbleni 1hi It l pioposed to miet by
in formation nt n nitlonal tommlttce
cpraposid of Vim lie in i itl?pn which
$ co-opcrat ion with tin legations of
Jhrttzerlind and -vcdin and tho con
Jtlls umlrr tliPii iiuisdlPtlon, will Invistl
le all cans of distress imong this
(Ins and will i out ml the lollictlon and
btrlbutlon i f all funds that miy In
SibKribed foi the purpose of their n-
Bf It will of louf-e have locsl com-
m'ttoes woiking until i II wherever tin
vA of sutli c ii'niltties Is felt nnd will
rjnder unnuiit of Its activltl's tu the
jreper auth nlic
j-"! feil confident lbt the InlPlhgtut
Ud conlroiliil lpllif of inivy iilleus in
distress n m irdnnn with the pio
potd metlmiN is i bumanltnri in inpa
m In are"id with tin sphll in wlilpli
i have onili ii il.i n to i irrj on Uir-
irir"
t Treatment Nnl Cllil I an I or i
ThTe i no obhgitiou ill exi ting
Jrtatles f I -m Ii tu aliiipnt of enemv
nens as i inniorni in liciinanv nno
uttrh in tin mii Ii have Ikpii iletilned
,na niot nr iliom su laiRPi ilepunlent
iorfuppoit up jii the food supplies sent
Jn through ill Und io s oi ntlur oi
tanlzatloio-
f In tlio i a e i f nrtiM aliens who nro
Jiow Interned tb I tilted t ites is Inble
Jorihe covt ot tliPii nialntPiianep as In
Jhe cace of anv lawbieikcr or suspect
(Tie Snl mil Swedish legations mav
pupplj them w ith omp snnll articles of
twi not provided by the Internment
ttmps adininistr ition
I The activities of fho ligations will not
Wlend in an wnv to the i nnpaiititelv
w prisoner- of war In this countrv
Jhe Hague nettles piovidc that the cost
St their maintenance slnll be asesel
talnst the enem countries upon the
eoncluslou ot peace
DIX ENGINEERS LEARN
HOW TO BUILD BRIDGES
r
(Trestle in Ho Blown Up and
Rebuilt as Pari of
Training
lXT n-g,fSLZ,w'
torlsllv tinon the rlrciiinslnnco ti.n i-i "r "P"iv" should be reproduied In Mad' Ip "orror or the billies foi llie sakn City outfit, for near v one third or Its ciiangpi to tlie training program tint ; '" -"" ... I JWn - r 0 r
I Sol ."rslsleii'in savtg'inh vas" r gh ? ."-."?. ". "' ".' " ""'!' "' oilier lands vvhc.b no' me arc .lllrons of I'ennsvlv.n,, , h""?. T" "." .'.. ' .."!.. !". """'. ." ,r,.. Zt He'm'ovnrX, ?,v I"" U T ESn 5?JS.f ?555!
z mir-io1 n,";;,Pf";Cn,:: .r.-r,tw '.'iik,1::,0 :r :?z?:r z?" .str'is,-' s. 7:73;
.illrp. and setting on one side tl,P Indl- ,o " V)r '".'".V' "!".' . ,.,n W,L"Pt ".". "i".1' (r l'W"; ' """'""IV ''""" "U'Jl" 5
MlllinlllV or tip union wblc'.l lu .nn. . ...-....... '" noil 11111 cuu war i 'uu 11 n 11 11" RUM"M li I ' I .
ierne.1 In the c.se tod. .v de.erves to " ., " . 'u ,"' " "J:.'" ''"'"e- Tb .1 Long live the peace of pponles I. . . 7; -.-' ' r - - -- ( r--s. .
.""" '. ",,M'r" miomii as p. "'The Tcderatlon of tin Vini.b I 'I UltE7i&$f s .h ti ., tft' --SSfSrnrmVfWnrmSSs CZ.., AN v ZSiV If "s, .
,v.,1n""i',"ml r-olld-nldad llu-1 liroiipsofCatah-nli &WyJaH,S A, O
mam held a Joint inrellnL- In Mn.li-io il??3sr-jaWMsM4L;t Vi I
I ( O OSirfMikS' VJU36CWirff'JljrfcAlMri Till FfiTiT Til' r " rriih ' F I1 TI '' fli1! iATsi WTvMrnKiw mk
I 'JUTMi.l R3V19FI iMCLITMM.'. m Vwi rfH-" - sii ' um illlli Wilie'SIIM'il1! VFh. MPt4JIITi a
f,,s r 55fcafeEaOggff&S ,
i i?A.r j& iriisa
serves ti
he evimlned Voielgn subjects 1 njnv
ilvll but not polltii il lights, and for
that t canon It Is held thev should hold
thmipclves fin aloof from home political
nffalrs If tint Is the case with private
Indlvldu lis this piper sajs whit must
wp sav of the cite of a foielgii persnn
ngp who fills the ofllce of atub issador'
Nation tl Independent o Is Injuied bv
sin b nets wherever thev come from
and It is n matter deserving tho atten
tion of the t lov eminent
I he Uoniannnes etnlettn
Pasiual tells of the lipiman vcudetia
against thp Count dp Itomanonps tlie
IiiotiI fut of which was of couixc
Known fivv caminlgns that have ever
been waged In the nulent press of M,t
diid evei Invlng ceideil in feioi llv
mill unsciuiuIoiisni"s that which tht
iierinanoiliili ntwipipers In most casts
owned In liiiiniusoi nibsldlcd bv tlio
tiprmnn (invciument dlreitiil aKain"t
tlie Count when lie was head of tho
Liberal tbivernmeut i'ascu tl was ion
sulted bv the pinba-sv nilthorltlcs at the
beginning of this inuipnlgu
I hid a long conveis ition be v,is
'with nn Stohrer. the Hist srerctarv to
the i mli iw and Herr (irlmin Wo
wctp t tlking nbout home tiolltlix 1 lo n
ludlguation ngilust the Count na-- ivi
cbntlv inilPisiur; l.ikp tin otheis tl -Inti
rv lew took pi ipp nt the einlns i i
Stoliret Intinnted lo mo that It vv is ,ii
snlutelv nccesarv thit the Count sh u d
be m cdp to vaiate olllcp within llftein
dtvs counllng fi om Hip datp on Jn li
tint Intprvlcw took plan' Up spoki l
nip rf tho newspiper camiulgii ignio t
that lonlrib tntlisla ' as h called bun
Up gave inn to undei stand and I u
iplvcd the news with some siiipnp tl it
this hThl ntwspapei innipnlgn hid mil
thini a tp.tt deal of iuoiipv IIohcmi
111 spite of this the amb-issidor said
111 il ho and nil the othfis wpip unite
satisfied 'Vet with all Its vlnlPino and
Its long duiallun tint c tniiiign did
not vlelil nil tlie deslied results
rn.atleinnl luels lthhebl
The nliloi of LI "ol sis tint In has
In his po-veslon the most lompleti and
detailed iiifntin nlon "f what happened
nl the enib issv in iei,tid to the cam
paign agtinsi tin' t oinit de Itomanones
Kiimo weei, ine soi let on klloun nu Vn
V-srnulsli ntid Sollil ii la i.i ii,..
mam' held a Joint Hireling in Mndrlti
i in ihev ilecbleif to rpptoiluep ttiesji
pattiphlil making It clear to their chief i
tint the Mmlrlil anarchists were in
solid nRreeiupnt with the dcilnratlnns of
their cntnlonlan comrados The osmni,.
I lot paid
People of ftp-tin'
'The ana re hint giotip Solldai id ici
Human i and Acclnn Vnatqulsta of
Miceuiil tnahP ine words or i he l Cstu.
own mid
Ionian cnniradis their
iiioir antiwar principles, opposing tho
pouncii usurers who wnulil clelivir thr
me i ,. i inn uiinir no
will t,00l,lf I" the bnrhaious lluiopeati strug-
fcic i no prpsent moment elPinaml all
vour alteiition , thev nppril to win tor all
vnut Intetest V Mindful or niuliiliuus
and lnipuilent i rsons Inti nt soleh on
their business ami piving httlp attptiilon
to tlip surft rings of ol In is so long as
thev make inlossil fm linns havi set
tlumsplvps to the Ignoble task of H1mp
Ing publh opinion and ptepiilng tlm
ppoplo foi t decision bv vvlibli S e on
will dpp.il I fioin her negttihtv The rr
arc united in an Infamous jtsne I ition
a nuinbti of mi n who um.l veMeidav
V on stohrer I'lertei
As tb result of the c lie ul ill
pamphlet said PapcUal mil tb" ev
In which the desires of Hip e mb ifv eo
carried through I was congi itulntrd ly
Von hlohrpr and llrliiiui and thev aKe I
mp to n imp to the tnthe cost (if all t nt
I had done Vlso bj wa of i gi itniu
thev handed me Crtll peseta'- I his pin
phlet was nl"o rpprlnted In c tiormous
nlllini ! uu intltles b the nnbass seeing that
It was to their Intel est that it should be
liiiulaled lu 'ill pirts
HAGS iSKCOM) ROC1IK 1'I.AMi
VV H-lilncI'Mi. Vtiril 10 VV ore! has been
reiflved here that Lieutenant CI L II iter,
an Vnieriiati avlctni Ins biouglit down
his second (!erm in airplane l'llne
alone he attacked the (ietnian nnililup
Ulllecl the obsorver and shot the ma
chine clown in (lamps Killing the pilot
The action took pi up In the Olse
P.lver aid wheie be was living with
the Krinch aimles en Mati'i 2B His
firt German machine was brcugbt d lwn
Vlatcli IS
(II
One Week Only, Ending May 4
$1.50 & $2 Shirts, $1.35
3 for $1.00
Woven Madras, Guaranteed
Fast Colors
$1.00 Neckwear . . . 65c
At These Addresses Only
KJ.'JS-IO S. Penn Square Widcncr BIcIr. Arcade
92G Chestnut Street
VV rljthUlown, N ,1 ,
lp nix
B. April 30
fin the wood" near the uev aitiilerv
'"Se. officers nnd men of the 303d
ytlneers conoonmlea l. Pnlnnl T-d.
JWd M Markham are constructing a
hi? brldKe ,lllrt feet high and sixty
Btt long representing a section of a
f'llroad bridge When tho work Is com
IHfMd orders will be Issued for the de-
iirijetlon of the structure, and the men
! be shown the methods ot blowing
P. ' bridge and lenderlnc It useless
ffiLwrward another detachment will be
Sf out as If following an enemy anil
Kj,iJ repair the bridge so that It can
lg"d bj advancing tioops In this
Kir the engineers will obtain necessar
Lwperlence that will greatly aid them
lrn,,hey get 0,cr there."
UJIkes by different regiments are now
fSpmiR H part of the training ot the
yv " n" rceilVJ -erKlllll J-JIVlSlOll
M ambulapce companies were the first
12 Hart fill r at nlo-lit tcln. ein.1 ihatr
Hfre followed by the 307th Artillers
MT .i, 308Ul a"d 30-tn Regiments
irti lerr ,,ere t0 1,nVe started on a
CT jesterday, bdt It had to be put oft
ivt v unt or ",e "IS division review.
Lsalch l ti.i i.-i.i .i.i . iki..
it , . - " 'iifi nciu iiuct ituernuou j em
lr;1 Engineers are planning a hike
I'liurettay and rrlilai. nnd it ta llkelv
i,.ihe Infantrymen will Btart as soon
Its " fracti-e on the range
fie r.r8t """ fro,n ,hft West t0 nr'
J at Camp DIx made their appearance
Mterqay They hall from Illinois.
jiwu State Is contributing a large num.
' of men to the camp's population
? movement .. lilK la K.e,iCnr. en Ann
ii , y, . "mm a i,iu(iia, w,vv
It 10 tOA Klnlnnm.Ml 111 .wt in
.T" " " vwiiivillllCIII, II III CHI I"-
Kfnnle Mack and his Athletics will
lltft. . ra on Sunday afternoon. May
KJ. -nsi the Dlx team. The latter
IkFr.1" meet the team representing
reiur,h Ben Ice Station, Signal Corns.
Th!W Y,rk n'xt Saturday.
PUJ second round ot the camp boxing
garment will be staged on Thursday
ffinln.- In the V M C. A. auditorium,
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IKJ'r. la In charge ot the program.
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OPnd from now until naiday will
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Iridmdiuil lingerie Shop
THIRTEENTH and SANSOM STS.
ANNOUNCE COMMENCING TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY);
THEIR
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The ci'eation of the unusual, the departure from the
traditional types of lingerie, the presentation of the very'
latest things FIRST lenda to this annual event an addi
tional importance in view of
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MARKED PRICE REDUCTIONS
mjowdmade Jmuppmz JUu
vcjene
Gowns
1.55 1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 lo 65.00
Envelope Chemise
1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 6.95 to 37.50
Regular Chemise
1.50 2.95 3.95 4.95 6.95 lo 28.50
Drawers
1.50 1.95 2.25 2.95 4.95 to 16.50
Corset Covers
1.50 1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 lo 12.75
Combinations
2.95 3.95 4.95 6.95 8.75 lo 37.50
Petticoats
2.25 2.95 3.95 4.95 6.75 lo 37.50
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C Undergarments
, Handmade Philippine 1 1 a n d made F-'hilippine
Night Gowns, beautifully Envelope Chemise of sheer
1 embroidered, bdt!st, , or
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1 - i i r- i ki i .. r- i Odd handmade regular
Odd French Night Govvm, chemi3ei exquisiteiy cm.
i lace trimmed, broidercd,
1 6.95 I 4.95
Pure silk hose, with lisle
garter tops, in black, white
and shoe shades
1.35
Grepe de Qfwvz
and Satin JLii
rtcjerie
Gowns
3.95 4.95 5.95 6.95 8.75 to 49.50
Envelope Chemise
1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 6.75 to 37.50
1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 6.75 to 22.50
1.50 1.95 2.95 3.95 4.95 lo 16.50
Pure silk hose, all silk gar
ler tops, in black, while and
shoe shades. Special
1.95
Novelty silk hose, includ
ing Paris or embroidered
clox, and openwork designs
1.95 lo 4.50 .
Pure glove silk vests, with
ribbon shoulder straps, in
pink; all sizes. Special
1.25
Bookers
Bodices
Satin Night Gowns, bod
ice effectively hemstitched
in flesh or white,
4.95 ,
Envelope Chemise, satin,
empire effect, hemstitched,
2.95
Pure glove silk bloomers,
in pink; all sizes. Special
1.75 V
Tlcaliaccft emd Jetticoafax
Odd Negligees of Crepe de Chine, Georgette
and Satin
9.75 14.75 23.50 37.50 to 95.00
Petticoats ot Crepe de Chine and Satin
3.85 4.95 6.95 9.75
Pure glove silk envelope
chemise, lace trimmed, from
2.95 to 6.95
Puie glove silk camisoles,
in plain, and lace trimmed,
from
1.50 to 4.25
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