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SOME LEADING BACKERS AT HARRISBURG FOR SUNDAY CONCERTS,
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Iiegidlntive Conunitlee to
1 ''Tell Rccoininendation
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After Adjournment
PUBLIC HEARINGS CLOSE
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f&kX J Theatrical Magnate Points lo
oinuia movie tor Sol
diers in F'Vance
iMun it l . I l.i melt
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i n Hll iil.n !iu udi t-it
llllnuuit 1'UI 1 Viu ll.lll not
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Tieuiimiieiiilutlons if the nub inm ft
of Hie Jurtlclan special i onunlttte of
tlia LeicMiituie on tlie IturKi bill o
lamenil tlie Suntl-u lilue lavs ill iu
fif 1 announced Hftet adjournment of tlifl
;3t ? Tloine next Tuesdiu lutuicllnic to Rep
rescntnlne w r (lurk autlint nf Hi.
There ii inucli vpci ul.itiou tniliiv if
to Willi' lie lecoinitii'iiclatloiis- will lie
"The henrliiKs . losed eterilnv t j
rjsburgr aftei a liiHcn niukilii; se-moi
n wlilcli botli tlie opponents and tho
ho faor the bill pin foul, thpii i.m
'arguments' and mimIkk
The stellm itlraitiun of t Jih i . i
lug: was William Ut.ulv t' - tin- tr i
mapnat n lm was tin- labt sinale
faor in bill Up omuhspiI tl . tli i iKi
hat i i KiMt uiim nf Mil.llfi o
peace ile unliving mm and fntn
Amen a n niiti.ist in th n i m
tintts of the expedition n v lm e n
wuetl the il.it n the gi r i n n m
be coi sldered
Mr Hrad vvliu w i .inn i i ii-u t r
Preidei Wilson to lend tu eili uitiuiiit
rampaipi m mouiK p t n . i t m
and otliei inititiKM iiiiini t n n i
propi-RatHla 1. minded the nuil i,
packed tie ssemblv timnliei tlmt the
Y. JI i a t moli 1n itin iv
tle Eolihe s in 1 tan i ..n i i l
evening"
flaM W orKinrn l-nlltltil to I iiiIiIithIi.mi
MYoll should taKe jlll a kootl i I i I
th workinRmati m p.a. e .is miu dl.l i'
the HOTdleitf dm ins th' "a! lie b
.elated an id c oeir-'
Jlr Hind in reo i. a 'imhi- i
in Of tie !elKtien m o-ei to t h.
bill, who hid bald i mi Mi l. i,i. i n
tln-wide a i p.ile-li in i i i(iK. i i
Sundnv nMr'ftiirf lu ml he .1 i i
publicatioi riuthiniK a iiu.i i o i
lon alo i ilose l,ne itroioiiI den m
that the a ul in title on had ii 1 ii
1iiB upon am vlllla! ii Tahiti of Nm
Totl
"The I id
ber thou the
hoH he e
with l l lie
bear talst
bor
Iloldl I, in Hie null ,a oi le e hi
nudlen - l Ri.uh ilia i i illv pa. e
the platfo m Hid Baled it he imi n -blage
or uunivitis in Hunt .! h in
l Illv the Rleute.; lespeil toi ill
SfitM men and 'omen who a'e here m np
poKltlon lo tl I hill k lid Mr llridv
"But I i illll u' hel e , the Jle.u
jAiueik.ai otopie aie n vnipith wit i
you In mi ii iiosltion
.Imlee Itiiiinlu ell liurp Itelurt
. sulfation of the heai iir u is tne
haip re on whhl Mum. ipul (.ouit
iTudRe llufftue BonniiAel made t.. a
fdateirent hv the Ke I' -helIe
Held HOLrefan of a I'l otesiant i 1iuk.1i
that Ariiiblshnp 1uuiibH of I'lilladel
phla. Bishop McHeJtt nt ll.iiiihui
und o hei illKultatiev of ihe i athollc
Chuith had told hint the wne sIioiikH
opposed o a lepenl of the 'Jmln ltws
.ludce Boimlnell i Iu1iiil.iI
"Th r.oniau iitholli lneianh i
ttiot ffleii to making- aiiiiouiKeniintv of
this eharailet Vuhhishop rmuuhprtv
ivxuld leilainli not do mi iIuourIi tin
offiolal nf anothei lelie-ous denoinina
tfon.
Opinion waii luuimn ous todai t lint P i
Philadelphia oi.he.tia umlei the k ml
Ins hand of Or Leopold Mokowk ns
a fortefti aruineni in fnvoi if the
pabsage oi tin hi.l it w , lueh
"It was wondetful and 1'ke epies
sions weie heaid tmla fienii thoni w h i
attended
One i-leiMn.tii was oveilieaid to sa
4aa he linked ihe aim of mothei
'"'Brother if von aid 1 had sin h an oi -chebtra
a our Sund i evening nei-xtce1-we
-would nlnu.. till the house
The debate upund wit i addresses In
favor of tlu hill the proponents unhid
injr, besides Uladv and fudge Bonnmell
Dr. fliatlis 1) Han the lte In John
M. alocki'dite ictoi of ., James s
llplbcopal Cliuuh and I'duatd Bok
alL of Philadelphia T lltad of
Washlnetoti li i leiJieaetituiR the In
ternattoual -ociatlon of Maihumts
and IV. Stephen Buh of New oik who
described Himself as a e.tudent of aoeial
apd economic effects of movinu lmtuies
f The opponents of the Rorke bill In
cluded, besldfs the Ue Mi S.iellv, the
Hev. V W Snde! of Pittsburgh the
Jtev. .1. B Mat lew aril of tlanlsbute
Arthur 11 Brown headmaster of Hit
Harriabutg Atademv the Rev K
Steck, of Carlisle in .1 (jrl 0f
-plttaburKh the llev I. Mch.ee, of
"Washington ( omit the Rev w P
i Ji'elmeth of m Keiislnutou , the l!e
W. C. Hogg of WlUldiiibpoi t lolin A
alcSparran. inaotei ot the Mate taint
and the Revs 1 T Mutrhlei and W
B. Tornej, of the I.otds Dav Vlllance
Trentli lo Rate: Modistes for It
Pari, Alatih 20 "1 lie ifovernmeiu ha
consented to the resumption of horse
racing In Trance beginning Mhv ,-,
' Anions the latest pi tittotiers In favoi of
the lesumptlon was the dressmaking- in
dustrj. which decmred that the iuc
meets were of tle ureutest mixirtatue
Jo it as affording tie niraus of launih
ln(T Pew faslnotiM
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RESI6NATI0N OF
REED DEMANDED
.
i Senator's Fling at President
Arouses Mibsouri '
Democrats
I"Aj INSULT TO PARTY"
teglslature and states that, "much 16 h which iiontlnated and elected hlnii imi
thelBurprlse. the discomfort and dlsap-jbe It further t v
proval of the IJemocrattct Itepresenta-1 "Itesohed, That wo apalit express oUI
thes Semuot Iteed referred to Prel- conlldenre In the courage, patriotism and
dent llson In u most eneerlng, sar- wisdom of our President, AVoodrow Will
cattle and disrespectful muunnr, mid t son and express the Intention of foil
that b his titteiances plaltilv ludlcnteM lowing In the uettlement and ailjustj1'
It Is his opinion that Piesidenl Wilson ment of all tUttlons srrowlng out ol
in Ida mlvoi imv nf itw. lenirnn of nntlnns ' the recent wnr until we are convinced V .
. i. m Annnl.enrrl.. .....1 . .1 n. .. I ll.t. Illfl llV tllA ttlt1(1-lnnt lf t a I lANffl ttlflbrl lYIMIl l
n.1n..n.v t .... t..ui. H..ITn. ... it, .IaI. I ii II I lit nit liv litfflioe tunftvn D i 1 oliiinAf ..1
iiiiuiiiiuu oi mi naiKiinil iiuiii v , iv ... .-. i'- "-.,-. - - .n"-. ...... ... .. v......
I Intent of the United States, and the purposes than the Honorablo James Ar
stiitettnanshlp of Ameilcan patriots and Reed, that the President of the United
Amet linn lenders was second to thai of States Is wrong and that his pollcj
the statesmen of Great Britain " should no longer be pursued and thai
x , ... he should no longer bo followed."
insilll in i nriv T, i.nliillnni vt ero nresented (n tin
It Is ihaiged that bnatot Iteed s ad. (0iifeiince by Ilepresentnthe Frank 11
i arris, or j-neips count) . one or tin
ft
I Oppobiliou to League of Na
tions in Specdi Before Lej
. i'-Iatnre Creates Storm
diess was an attempt to "belittle and
belle the leadetshlii of the Deiuo. latlc.
paru and Its at compllshinents In the
last Ml veal" mid a all effort on
his pail 'to hi lug dissension and htilfc
Into the tanks of the pnrtv, in. I Hint
the speei , vmis 'a dlieit Insult to tin
tiartv and the people who had given
him his polltlial prestige mid made It
., . . i ii possible for him to aitiuhe un degtee
H Hip Asioitaled I ren , f prominence ils i llemoiiat and a
letternn hv. Mo.. Mntth 0 .lanes statesinan
Reed, t tilted jstnten senator fioiu' 'I hese lesoliitlons weie then adoptod
Missouri was calletl upon to tesigii his I ResoHtd b) the Uemoirats or the of the League to Hnforce Peace Iteed,
seat In tlie mite In tesolutlons adopted lloue of Heptescntntlves In lonfeience. who Is In St. Louis, Intimated he would
bete m a lonferente of flft.v of Hie I 1 hat we do heinbv ilenoiiuie the ills- not aecept Hav's challenge
sistv seen Oeniocratlc inemheis of Hip tingulshed Setiatoi as not entitled to
House or Hepresentnllves The .ntlon claim an) title ot standing as a nemo-
was taken, conference leaders announced, ciat In the Democratic partv from "Mis-
as a lesult of Senator Ketd's addles") sourl Hid suggest to him that If he Is
to the Legislature In which he attacked i mi i-onflrnied In his opinions that he
the proposed league of nations resign his position as Senalot and ugaln
The preamble, to the lesolutlous (lis- submit himself as u tandldalc foi tho
i jssei- the conditions, under ivhli h Sem- high position which he now oi tuples
mi Reed was In He d In mldiess the to Hit c utile dissatisfac Hon of Hie partv
hbcteen Democratic' membeis of tin.
House who withdrew fioni the chambel
while Senator Reed was speaking.
I'clends of Senator Reed who attended
th (onfetence said that the) were gleB
no opportunitv to defend him
st. l.oiiln. MhkIi L'O -fUj A. P.)
'tilted States Senatoi James A. Reed
has been challenged to a public debati
on Hie league of nations by C M. Hay,
law) ei and member of the local branch
f
ifeld for Shooting of Policeman
Howatd Johns, 716 Noith Fortv-aecu
oncl stteet, a negto, acused of hnvlns "'ftil
snot raironnan voung, oi tne rnirtjr"
ninth stteet and Lnncastet avenue po)lc
station, on unduv was today held In
JJ000 hall bv Magistrate Harris Voun?
Is In it sei ions condition after a c.ollap
vesleidav
SEEK ENTERTAINMENT
FOR WOUNDED HEROES
Men in Mo-ilal 1 1 ! Need
id'ol Outside luleresl-.
.in Ollicei-
iiliitir linl mi. Dr. f harle- I). Hurl. I iluanl Hok. le.nuler an Iteiis-eljer anil Cli.irllon .iriiall
I II 111 t II v til I It - I
UPPER DARBY PLANS
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lulu ii i i hum ii i n i tin
1 uM II I I tl 111 ii
son m the Phil nlelplu m, n ihe
I oM.ltlll expless i ilisll.- to letlllll tO
eVV ill K Willi imilsrlui nt Illll Ml
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va-. s ml ili I i spit il
v" "gin. u in le i nnl. take the s..i t !.... l..n I.. It.. I I ..........il
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h ill ii i liospuu1 'Hie foun i w is
. i Fi . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 d in the giouncl Hint it W'ls
BIG MEMORIAL FIELDj - - - , f ;
I stone It wis iiinouncecl at the tnfct
Iiib lltat mound had been donated foi .1
hospital and Hi it il wmihi 1 built l)
tiiiv.it.. .ntelests
ill. K...T..-..li...i ('..ill...- III. It was denied to plan bioue l.hlels
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n the i 1 u Itv Mo Iii ti vi le
.llistellill to Hi. I ..il l Ml It"" I in
tin has.
WOMAN AND DAUGHTER
HURT BY AUTOMOBILE
l)rifi Makes Oil ,.r Wi.
dent. Lea in: ieliin
I a in: in Street
stead id' Monument
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In tin p. w I ppei Daibv High Si hoot
l.ipulh niaiinc loinpletlon on I.tiis
clowiie" a.veniie and to liavi the tablets
beiiing 'he n mies of iveiv spivui
ii ii ti inn l pr Daibv township un
v t H i .-1 te. ini ,i nil t viikl lM lnii nhen U), PU Mboui (s
tti Id in 1. 'il lit in I Mem. ilia I leld ' ,1, ,11, .ted 'I In letnalllillg tllllils an to
m hoi wi .1 tl. s,,,s ill s,io s fui iii the mulfus.of a niovtimnt foi the
i , , i. ... . i stiibllshtiieiit of a leiieiilion pane
Will -elV I II II. Uulll W.ll VV I II Mlliniisilllirin I ,,,.ll I.. 1,1 I,,
, iiiinunltv miiei and athlctl. In Id lo
el.cl.d lv the stllilllbiultis ol I pp.l , .l,,,own l Mellioiii ibid lot
lillliv liivvisi, th. distil, l jllM west this puipo'e the litis of grolllld in
ot I'l ' in. Iiilnn -tiiiiliug fioni I i i mailable
lllloughoul Ihe wai tin I ppel I'all.v
I" It. v II II md it" mil ni, ll'isl'lind I Nl(llIllI nliv i , ie, rihiwed its nit u
Pi k Hi vo I West iiveilnll.. i m.ti 'w'heievii Hiev Weill pinvlding tlnm
e III-
rii-ting ,' i
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I, till u Ve ..ll Ihe
tr. llttri.llt I " dell tllilll I.V Se tllk-
etw lhe sav vvns sin 1 is i i w uni
Ik Ihmi.s a id in il.e tun i In it-vi lluil
t'iu .tToii- mid -a. ill "in It '
wei. tppl i laleil l.v ihn- v I o -111111
II hollie
Illll llC lltlilelU I le one suhliel
ii I i inkfoul man in w i- vviuniled it
haletiu-1 hlel t slid tide U III
I ihilllv eell s. nis tl 1 HOW We tie
II If I was II slr.lllKel u Vt w Null
I It i ic veiv I iv some l el SI. II I .11 tie
in a i aiitonioli le md took nu toi u tide
thioiigh the nail viiil i'l the other
I 'JloWs Wile lie,li lite sie Wl
We telloVVS Willi .He lllle lo Wet
niouuil ifVti wanted to n nla e to
spend a fevv hums vim ni the most
plonl'llent peop e II Ihe illv vviHlli' ill
foi us ill theii nit i nnbller take i - I i
lea H ll Hull lit'llll us to ihe hnsp I
ud vv le i w wanted It l,i u u
Hntifli I leel Nvuv wit New ork
iihlliKliu. W.U. i .ii av lie
hllovv we . ill. I ilwavs K-l Ink. s oi ipiltiuellt ltli Ins sav II it s,. letilv of
sonit tiieatt. on know w . litvent H. ivv lumls ilminK his tlipa.i i.nt
ninth inonev so iheitie ti. keti. at the piubiblv would i.ivite the Uiitisli i ,o -
pieFei t pi lie ne ..nt the uiestion eminent t j -end the gi a ti.l tleet t rw
,.., ... ' nil lm i visit during he omlug
,i . . i- siuiiuiei
I don. at- -t nu.l, li inv-ef s ,,, H1 , it(tijii H(ik ,x1(1 u
am tnoie he on. luded but lot of r,nmlv bv t,lst in- Se, i etai v Rnose-
the tellows aie inn ike m I bev aie x, t w lieji le was in I nnl mil ni-t befoie
unable to i,et out Hone and i e t f( I - lie nun ig if ihi aunistii
wwmmewe
Maun
f SECOND FLOOR J
Today's Luncheon Specials'
allure 1'latler
'. Hioileil oi Stcuineil
I. o b j t e l Daked
Oysteis, Urab .Meat an
iiiatin. Stuffed Baked
Potatoes and u Palud
si. 2)
lish limtiad ul
Lobster. $1M
in I" on 1 tefei
Platters i if
Mi: AT Tot
VEGLTAIUAN 50c
CHICKEN . fl 25
IVe may be a little hard to locate, but you'll be glad yoa toand as.
M
Mil ..1 . i h ii i Hi i - 1 1 t were ii
Jll id I. being stlUii. nt in illtiiniobile
It s vl VI. O tl ll till s i li e st I eels, hl-t
ue teii d iiikI ' while II till It WiV to tlltllih
I It dt Uer o1 'he m i li iii e si ipi d tftii m no '
I 11 lv lllent Pllhll I
M s I'.h I- III the 'It ll,, ,1,, u- ,
I lal w jth a bin'.en at in Mis HiUvvas
tu Hid at tin lnstltvi:i ni t .ins ,ud
lull se- md w is -ent lion . t ..lav
I ue au .lull o i Ul I . il ihiiiu , ti
"I I 1 he VV ..lllell VV I , . I liSSUIg Sp UV-e
stteet when , 'ouiinu avelitig at
h'gl -peed mil I them Hot! v until
Wele kill! kill ill IV ll I, Mill lit uf the
neimil ill huoi -IV lhM llllVll S' l plU
the itiai hilie i.iei-eil The tuoto and
1 Wheel jiis-e.l OVe AliSS Jlllv S l
lllglleued it Is illej-eil he illovi ofl
I WO lllillllell who ll is K llll Wile Willi
till lUlv lis, wilr ItiJUIed 1 ll ih I not
A i t.. the lm pilal
u ihei unit vv'io iitivid mi the
- elle toorf tlie wolueu to tile liospiUil
lie lla-ed 1 lit- 1111 111 ll Hltllik tin 111
i i "illil iiiiI i at. h ip with it
with kiis
,iud honii tetnenibiaines
ll ll
'when il iiiohlli7atliiu Is lOlnpieted the
,v' nIk '' ' ' . ,.ui imlil bin., home' inmlne:
i pp"i Iniln s ii mi, il iu, ,, p.n ide mil baiuiuet fin the wai
I Id in tin i. ii i, nt, id I bellies
I Milton Lilt is fnesident of the
lr.1 I in ' n l ivvn-hi. hid league
Diamond Solitaire Rings
The mountings aie of plan
mini in tlie be.uitikil open
work designs, -some embel
lished with small diamonds..
A hexagonal ring of plati
num with .i beautiful blue
white diamond $290.
0PPENHEIM.6LL1NS&6
I I mi , . , . ., i ...,,. .,.,. , i. ,I.M 1 SL 111!
Chestnut and 12th Sts.
Will Close Out Tomorrow
275 Women 's and Misses
Smart Serge Dresses
1 ' ... i .. - . ... . . .. ..I
At Extraordinary Pi'ice Reduction
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
UIASION D MERCHANTS JKWELERS S1LVHKSM1TH3
Two Models
Illustrated
Regular Prices
to $35.00
Reduced to
15.75
Of superior men's wear
navy serge, featuring
smart straight line, tunic,
pleated and loose panel
models, plain tailored,
embroidered, braided,
beadedorbutton trimmed.
jrtfitH V
Ml I V
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will '
VI 1 1 pill
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Serye
Dress
$15.75
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KM.slMI.K SIWIIVHI) hUOLS:
m
Colonials Are Higk in Favor
But Low in Price Here
And Designed to Please Those Who
Are in the Habit of Paying More
T)
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a Daconl'ons &&urtistitds 2
BSS 6l
jUKWalnut Street.
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Two-Day
Remnant Sale
LESS THAN COST
Beautiful p!tie of InivorteJ
and Domeitlc WIIK. MUB1.
CHKTONNK and I.IMCV in a
lane aifortmmt of patterns
Each piece bit enough to .over
a chair sofa, cuahton tablo
cover or pillow top
15c to $1.25 apiece
FJUDAY
AND
SATUK-
DAY ONLY
"wy - j
PW
Mi, 5e 4T(fr'i" Downey Bala
BONW1T TELLER. GbCO.
5& 5peactySkpOivftnaIioM
CHESTNUT AT i.-J1" STREET
-
SUITS t COATS
Suits, coats and capes ot
all-wool Heather Jersey,
tailored expressly for Bon
wit Teller, and as smart as
they arc serviceable. In
tan, green, navy, black and
the full range of heather
mixtures
Suits, 2Q.50 to 45.00
Wraps, iQ.50 to 37.50
' 1 A stf '
'J Ay
sffffP) w 3
'Kjfijjw
5
Hk $
IBS3 IBa IKtOTiOtHir
MWH
.50
Dull Black Calf
Or Patent Colt
Silk
Hosiery
New Shades
$1.25
This new model is another index of Dasimer style
and value. Of superior quality and excellent workman
ship, it is worth fully one-third more.
Just one of a delightful variety of our latest
models, featuring fashion's favorites, which have the
intrinsic worth you arc assured of getting at Dalsimer's.
Tis a Feat to Fit Feet '
The Big Shoe Store
1204-0.6-08 Market Stteet
XO BIS SOLD
BY THE
ALIEN PROPERTY
CUSTODIAN
INTERNATIONAL TEXTILE, INCORPORATED
BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT
1
?98 shares of the common stock, of the par value, of
Ci 00.00 each, of International Textile, Incorporated; also
certain patents, applications for patent, and trade mark.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, A. Mitchell Palmer, Alien
Property Custodian, will offer for sale at public sale to the highest bidder, at
the principal office of International Textile, Incorporated, 1069 Connecticut
Avenue, Bridgeport, Connecticut, at 1 1 :30 o'clock A. M., on the 26th day of
March, 1919, 2298 shares of the common stock, of the par value of $100.00
eachtout of a total of 2500 shares of stock (all of which is common stock) of
International Textile, Incorporated, a corporation of the State of Connecticut;
and the patents, applications for patent, and the trade mark specified in the
Order of Sale.
Copies of the Order of Sale, a full description of, and information
concerning, the property to be sold, and the terms and condi-
tions of inspection and sale, may be obtained by application to
JOSEPH F. GUFFEY, DIRECTOR, BUREAU OF SALESr
110 West 42d Street, New York, N. Y.
A. MITCHELL PALMER
jilien Property Qustodynn
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