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r By KARL H. VON WIEGAM)
C.Mrtehi, 'W " .Veil! Vorfc Suit.
All rights reserved.
Araerom.n, Holland, April 3 The
. iiji.,1 unA TTfl rlunc tenn-
cloudy to the thought that he would be
L .tn and supreme war lord,
nd would not give up the Idea for weeks
fir lit ii Internment.
That Is the testimony of all who see
hlm or talk to him these da. They
add., however, that he finally- bus
.k..j lmnt. Thev a his hair Is
white, that his eyes are. sunken and
JT JS-STSr11 He'ow'waflfs ?n
fho Inner grounds of Count on
BentlncH's castle, dressed In slouchj
Clotnts, so lll-niiing mm no
ii Imnrfsslon of having enaureu
nj.
readv the worst
sentences me -mh
cbuld Inflict on hlm
One man who Is close to him said to i
me the day that William II looked
as if "he bad fallen from the clouds Into
hell." For weeks after coming to
Amerongen William Hohenzollern
talked, and talked, and talked. Inccs-
santly, foV hours at a stretch ; but, since
he has begun to reallie that he no longer
1$ kaiser, he has become morose. He has
drooping spells of long duration, with
periods when he does not talk at all.
Theme li What Mlltht Have lleen
When he does talk his theme is "What ,
T,,ih have, been." wherein me worn
ir chiefly figures "It ne nau miovwi
the facts, "If he had been properly in-
formed, "If he hadn't been deceived bj
nvrvhodv. "If" he had been told the
truth, etc
The Kaiser Is incredibly bitter against
hi oM advisers, entourage and menus
He Is the very personification of hatred
against his statesmen and diplomats '
'When he talks about them ho becomes
almost violent, and the very mention of
one of their names throws him into a
rage. I
The desertion of him by all of those I
who once fawned on him rankles deeplv, ,
and' he dwells on what he deems their
cowardice and Ingratituue. . .
"They all lied to me and deceived me, ( opring is cpm
he complains. "Every one of them lied I ing. Swing into
almost to the last. Not until last Pep- the saddle of a
tember did" I.udendorff tell me w hut tha Qlack Beauty
Teat situation was." ' uuiit for fel
"H recentlv asserted with great e-, i. .-
. - . ..!- fn- ...Itn... l.u li.wl
sentr
4'Mj- generals I gave them the "pour
i ft ie merit anu uiuet. ,. ......
X ' with decorations, hi front and behind,
. . ... 1 .,... T ne tfamtt t,.ai
p.1 hut they Ued, deceived and cheated tne
i.'-'RXrd-then deserted and aoanaoneti me.
Alley iV lllftiftt"-
fc ...! II... StMin.il Kf ftliillnn"
Put TO tne same man no iu u iut.
Be., occasion;
&y . .n.,nl -wltVi 1ffd men could ha
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put down tne reciuuon in ueriin. uui
-not one had the loyalty and courage to
KJS 'Utt,hls hand."
K"' "Tn understand William Hohenzollern's
bitterness against his generals one has
to" read some personal narratives con
cerning Uttle-known details of dramatic
events at headquarters the fateful No
vember 9. They were wo-itten for
archives that 1 have seen.
- After all, there Is some dignity with
Open Every
Evening
tAA5aHi t ti
1029 MARKET STREET
A Great Easter Sale!
Men's $30 & $35
Silk Lined
Spring
Suits
opcoats
$30.00
and
$35
Values
In Skirt Models and
Other Styles
AH the new greens,
, blues, grays and browns
in flannels, worsteds and
novelty mixtures. Score
of conservative models
t also. A size for every man.
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W&d L Offered at
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$15.00 VaTues
Th,Is is the great
est bargain in boys'
suits yet made this
season. New Norfolk
and skirt models
lined pants. All
sizes (from 6 to 18
years. ,.
s.
A
I the way men leave a sinking hlp or
'.abandon a lost cause, but It docs not
' fltinnni Hint fctmV, n-aa mnnlfpnt In
William It's cntournge that day. Willi
tho exertion of one man. they dropped
away from hlm, one after another, ntf
vlulngr hlm to flee They told him 3000
J Jteda were marching touuiri headquar
" 10 R?i jiini, onu unaiiy imormeu
""' couW not Ktin-rantea hla safety
other nlght The. KOt hlm out a
ters to en lilni, and Anally informed mm
nn
ftcr midnight mid bundled him across the
border at S o'clock In the morning.
Later, he learned that much that wan
(old him as not true. He It said to
believe that If he liuil remained ho mlfiht
liae sated the situation.
UMBRIA, ITALIAN
TROOPSHIP, SUNK;
2000 ON BOARD
Several Killed and 100 Injured
When Transport Strikes
Mine
Paris April 4.- (By A. 1'.) The
Italian transport Umbria, with 2000
oltlcer.s rfi.d ,
from A enlce
soldiers on board bounl
to Tripoli, has struck a
mine and sunk, nccoidlng to advices
fiom Bar!, Italy, quoting newspapers
, of that eltj .
I Several on board weie Killed and 100
I it Juied
Tp nnbi u w )s a es!e, of c020
-n, Bros, built nt LUornoMn 1902 and
owned in Venice. She was at Naples
Jn i)PCPmue,. last but lia3 not since
been repoi ted in shipping leglsters.
BRITISH WOMEN'S BILL UP
Emancipation Measure Called for
Second Reading in Commons
London, April 4 (By A V) The
secur.d reading of the women's emanci
pation hill was moved in the House of
Commons tnda;. by William damson,
chnlrm.ui of the Iabor party and leader
of tho Opposition.
Mr. Ailamson explained that the ob
ject of the bill was to remoe certain
rcttiictlons and disabilities still Imposed
upon women, entitle them to hold certain
civil and Judicial appointments and ru-
tnc ciiMiuaiincations wnicn pre-
entcii 0men from sitting and Noting
tn tne i0U3e of Lords.
i The measure, he said, would give ef-
feet to the political and legal equality of
men and women
The bill Is fathered
party.
by the Labor i
Catalog in
color free
, 1UWS ttllU t4.l
a sensational vvneei.
Choice of 20 models.
Months to pay if you
decide to keep it.
Guar. 5 yrs. Greatest
offer ever made.
Sundries. Don't buy tires, lamps,
horns, saddles, supplies, etc., until
you get our factory prices.
Special offer. If you have bought
a Black Beauty bicycle within the
last five years, bring it in to us and
we will overhaul '
it free of charge. '
Haverford Cycle Co.
503 Market-St.
Dept. L-14
Philadelphia
Trianale Trusty
TreaJ Tlrn
Prlco 3 i'3
Open Every
Evening
Store
Open
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Extra Special
Boys' Blue Serge
& 2 Pair Pants
Mixture Suits
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, EKIDATf
ANTI-TRUST LAWS
REVISION IS ASKED
U. S. Chamber of Com-!
mcrce Recommends Com-
plete Reconsideration
RESULT OF REFERENDUM
Congress Will Be Urged to
Give Trade Commission
Greater Power
By the Associated Press
Itnuhlmrton, April 4. Itecnnslderallon
by Congress of nil ar.tl-trust legislation
Is recommended by tho Chamber of Com.
merce of the United States ns tho re- I
suit of a referendum Noto of Its af
filiated trndo and commercial organiza
tions. Complete rcturps from tho referendum,
made public today, show that. tho mem
bcrshlp Noted In faor of all four pro
posals advanced b.v a special committee
that studied the subject The proposals
and thi vote follow.
Congress should be ' hl.ed Immedi
ately to consider the picsent situation
of all statutes constituting our anti
trust legislation For. 133; against,
SI
In reconsldciatlon of existing anti
trust legislation, there should bo for
mulation o' standards of general busi
ness conduct to be administered by a
supervisory body For, 1159; against,
389.
An enlarged federal trade commis
sion should oe made the suporisory
body For. 1102- against, 417.
In a lew of the Importnnrn of the
functions ol the trade commission as
they would exist, the membership of
the federal trude commission should
be Increased to nlno For. 11 0t;
against, 42".
The subject of antl-trus' legislation
will be taken up nt the seventh annual
meeting of the chamber, in St T-ouls,
April 28 to May I
I
18c a package
CAMELS will put more real enjoyment into your life than
any cigarette you ever set between your lips ! Camels
refresh; Camels are the cheeriest work-and-play cigarettes ,
that ever came your way !
Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic
tobaccos is a revelation ! You have never smoked a cigarette
like Camels ! That blend not only guarantees, quality, -but
the smoothest, and most enjoyable and satisfying cigarette it
Jias ever been your pleasure to smoke!
You do not have to cultivate a liking
for Camel Cigarettes. The blend takes
care of that ! For, you start right in
as though you had been keen-on-Camels
every day for a year ! Camels
not only win your taste quickly and
permanently, but they never tire it!
They are a smoke delight!
Camels refreshing flavor and fra
grance and coolness become more
enjoyable all v the time. The more
liberally you smoke them, the greater
your appreciation of their freedom
ATLANTIC CITY
FIRST "AIR PORT"
!
Great Terminus for Trans-,
atlanlic Flying Craft
Planned There
GREAT AERIAL CENTER
Plane Facilities for 10,000,000
Visitors and Instruction
School Projected
New tork, April 4. The world's first
"air port" Is being established nt At-1
lantlc Cllj. X. J.. It was announced here
today through Joint action by tho Aero
Club
of America, Aerial Ieague of
America and Atlantic City Aero Club. '
Looking Into the future, It Is planned
to create there n terminus for trans
atlantlc land, and seaplanes and dlr-
ttVltlA lis 1 tnSi tt 0 t n 1tn m nlitnHit ft rnirta.
tered under the rules of the Department
of Commerce and receive rlwuance
papers In the same way ships do ; to
provide alt plane business and pleasure
facilities for the estimated t-n million
I persons who visit Atlantic City yearly.
to provide an instruction school for the
police of various cities which decide to
create this branch of municipal protec
tion, under the supeivrslon of New York
Cltj's aerial police officials, and to es
tablish facilities for research In medical
and meteorological problems which deal
wlt riving, with army and other gov
ernment officials In charge.
Headquarterss for aeronautic racing (
would be oiganlzed, It was stated, audi
an air station provided for the coast
guard and the life saving service.
Hear Admiral Robert i:. Peary, Cap
tain Robert A. Bnrtlett, and Colonel 13.
Lester Jones, director of the coast and
geodetic survev. are among the men Iden
tified with tile project.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
PRISONER BITES CAPTOR
Mayhem Fails to Free Mini Snitl
to Be Escaped Convict
Bit severely on tho hands and face by
a fugitive he vas attempting to arrest
Dttectlvo Vaughan was treated at llow-
art op'tai. and his piisoncr lieia at
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' H Easter Footwear J
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II ' JLHLw II
Ji Choice of ' J' 3Mrm Bl
Hi Havana urowii jtu, flDvt!lM7 LIV c.
jwv Black Russia Calf, jKSsStUt " oft
EM mack Ooze Calf, .HLLw fl
lie Patent Kid. 40B . ll
I li A charming model of distinctive style, em- JI
I phasizing the long slender lines fitted with " 1
II trim tailored bow and neatly perforated. 3
i i oi.M- sKijif Street 1
I Hosi6VU 6trHWK) m
k Twelfth and Market Streets Ml
from tongue-bite, and from any un
pleasant cigaretty after-taste of un
pleasant cigaretty odor! '
You owe it to yourself to personally
know what Camels superior quality4
means in a. cigarette; how Camels
expert blend brings out the delightful
mellow-mildness without lessening
that desirable "body"!
Smoke Camels on a try-out. Put
them to the severest test you know !
Compare them -with any cigarette
in the world at any price!
Effi i 1&9?" '
Central Station, after a hearing boforo
Magistrate Mccleary,
James l, Williams, tho assailant, bt
Fornon street above Seventeenth, Is al
leged to be an escaped com let from tho
Ohio reformatory, where he scned one
year of a fifteen-year sentenco for mur
der, lie has been sought 'since February.
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DOWN STAIRS STORE
Overflow Advertising on This
Day of Great Sales
(See Regular Advertisement on Page 11)
Georgette Blouses Beaded,
Embroidered and Frilled
Special at $5
A lot of these lovely blouses came in just in time for Satur
day. Not every style is in every size, but a great number to choose
from.
In white, flesh (often with dainty touches of blue embroidery
or beads), Copenhagen or League blue, biscuit and peach. Some
are devoid of collars, while others have, flat collars or frilly ones.
500 Blouses at $1.35
A lot of about Ave hundred waists has been gathered together
from our own stock and prices marked much less , (in some cases
less than half their former prices) because some were slightly
soiled or there were only a few of a kind.
Of white voile, batiste and madras in white or colored stripes
in very tailored models with high collars, or two-in-one collars;
other lacy styles have flat or roll collars.
(Mork-t)
Smart Suede Handbags
$3.50 and $5
A puffy bag with a round, drop top has a little purse and a
mirror on the inside of the top. There is a pretty lining and a silje
tassel at, the bottom. $3.50.
About the same style in a larger bag, with a square cornered
drop top is $5.
Each is in Springlike shades of brown, gray and tan.
(Central)
Good CorsetsSpecial at $1.25
Two models for slight to full figures are of white coutil. They
are well boned, have medium low busts and are trimmed with lace
or embroidery around the top. There aro good hose supporters.
(Central) .
Organdie Special, 39c a Yard
It is sheer and dainty, in orchid, rose, light or cadet-blue, reseda
green, canary, tan and pink. 40 inches wide.
(Central)
Boys' All Wool Suits
Special at $13.75
They are for lads of 10 to 18 years., . l
The straight box coats are single-breasted with vertical side
poclcets and are loosely belted; the breast pockets have buttoned
flaps. Eveiy coat is lined with serge. The trousers are ljned
throughout and every seam is strongly taped for wear and tear.
Stripes and mixed patterns are in grays, browns and tans.
i (Gallery, Market)
Eastery Silk Petticoats
You'll agree the minute you see them that they are just the
things to go under new Easter suits and frocks.
Of lustrous taffeta or soft messaline, they have deep flounces
pin tucked and finished wi.th accordion pleated ruffles. All the
lovely changeable shades are here as well as navy and black. Spe
cial at $3.85.
(Central)
Sweater Yarn 19c a Hank
which is, close to half "'price for it. -There are just 3G00 hanks in
this shipment, which will, in all probability, be the last. So women
who are planning to make summer sweaters will do well to lay in the,
wool beforehand.
The colors are all the good ones of the season:
Turquoise Dark Green Shadow Lawn
Old rose Nile Chinchilla
Phi.- Carnl
Light Blue Cardinal Empire Green
Golden Brown Buff- Wistaria
Purple Black
White and shaded blue or pink with white
(Central)
Fluffy Marabou Scarfs
There is any number of styles long stoles and charming capes.
In plain, trimmed with ostriclnor with
U simpc; uum niiuuiui o inavi. wiiu
uneu wiiii sun unu uus sun. vr tuiu uuus. yo iu 94. uu.
(Central)
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Women's Easter Footwear
at Low Prices
The long, slender lines characteristic of Spring footwear are
built into these pumps and ties, with light turned or welted soles
and high or low heels.
Oxford Ties
At $5.90 foun styles black patent leather, black calfskin and
tan calfskin, have covered or medium heels.
At $5.75 three styles gray kidskin or tan calfskin ties, have
hjgh or medium heels. ' ,
At $5,40 half-dozen styles black patent leather, black calf
skin or kidskin, have low, medium or-high heels. v
At $5.25 three styles brown, kidskin', black patent leather or
black calfskin, have high heels'. ' '
Pumps
x At $5.0 three styles of tan calfskin, black patent leather or
black calfskin, have light turned soles and covered heels.
Spats in white, gray and brown tones are $1.50 to $2.50.
High Lace Shoes
of brown' kidskin; black Uidskin, soft grayMeather and tan calfskin
with cloth tops, have sturdy welted soles and high, low or medium
heels. $4.90 to $5.90 u pair, -,
' Oxford Ties for Girls
Dark tan or black calfskin oxfords in sizes 2 to 8 have, imita
tion wing tips, welted soles and low heels- $5.40 a pair.
And for Boys
Dark tan or black dull leather oxfords, medium toe shapes in
blucher style in sizes 2i to & are $5 a pair. ' '
For the Children Wearing S2 to 2
Black calfskin or patent leather oxford ties on wide toe shapes
are $3.75 and $4.25.
Lace or button shoes of black calfskin or black patent leather
are $3 to $4.25, according to size.
' Children's White Shoes
of a soft leather resembling buckskin arc in lace or button style, at
S3.2G to $4.75. , .
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