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EMf University Recorder Says Pro-' - - ";
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SEEK NATURE'S TREASURES
ON ISLAND IN DEL A WARE
Boy Scouts of Philadelphia Go to S.r.j Annual Encampment
I June 28 Until August .W
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Fill Important Need
&J Al IIMPJI
HEAD OPPOSES
fo ?i hi ITnlroriillv nf l'l-nnsvlvaula rexlilinz
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in rnilaueipiiiii orR.inie n inrai riuu
similar to that iweiitly orK.itilznl by
graduates In New York was received
by nluuiiil In Hie city with n varjlns
degree of nppioral.
"There nrc approximately 0000 Rrnil
nates In Phlladelphlu." said OnrRc V,.
Nietsche. recorder of the t'nli-rltj .
"and I think it would be a .pleinlbl
Hie entire rnmp nnd It equipment,
it f (oi tlie troop have completed tbclr
"jmliciliK."
13. I'rner Oooilmnn N lentil execu
tive of the cninn. His nKltuti nrc
J.1
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d the other fearsome
pirates that Milled the mysterioux sea of
other ilnii lime nothitiK on the liny
Scontt of Philadelphia when it comes
to a Hcarch for bidden wealth.
The Scouts .iil every summer to a
bitch Island up the Delaware. It lies
Recommendations that graduates of on the c harts o:nehere between Tren
ton and Knston. It is called Treasure
Island, nnd it ui rr cutlj presented tin
n Rift to Philadelphia Councils by
IMwnid Ilok. The Scouts find there,
not the Spanish piecs nf roIiI and the
Rema from the 1'ast which used to mnko
the palms of the lusty seafaring brigands
itch, but they find cleanliness of mind,
plnsicnl strength nnd self reliant o. I
These riches are on Treasure Island I
in nliiiudiinie and I he supply prwi ,j
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million''", in, iiii Hiiiiiiiii -.'link ,11111111 . ... .. - ,ir
.i . i- ,i hnine in fllenside for a period of seven
opens time .lone L, and lnes An- """" '" v "" '
thing for this laige group of men gust :!(l weeks, siiffeiing Horn an iirnw K i in
.Li.. i iv.,n.ilv..nln tilenls niul in- 'I'he Wand covers about tiftv acres llmnmntoiy theiimntlin. has gnn,. to
trhlneU m 1 ennsjlMi.in Ideals ami ti.i nf ( .
dltions to unite and interest themsehcs . (( u , . .,nE. the adiiie of his pbjsi, inn. in the hope
n nn orcanlzatlon ill municipal pinh- -iters Si out (humps make lrscMiitlotm that tlie change would pioe lienelii nil
- ...... .iti mint, tur liltll t It llltll IH'dll'l
lieconie ii notent lor the period tliev wish to innip. ami "' """""
i: V. ltnt e. 1 1. S. Illshop. II. I'.
Kerns, Dr. James H. tiiillaglier nnd
Ci.mp Naturalist (JeorgQ !. Lower.
HeadqliarlerH for the Treasuie Island
Camp is at O'i" Wnltiut street. Hxcru
tlvt ofliccrs an; Dr. Chillies I). Hart,
ilinirnian: .lohn C. Mm tin. Wp chnir
mnn. Stnnler It. Yarnall, scrctiirj ; 13.
T Stoleshuiy. treasurer.
'mayor goes to shore
Physician Believes Changs Will
Hasten Complete Recovery
Major Smith, who lias been ill nt his
WILL HONOR EDITH CAVELL
British to Take Body of Nurse Home
With Ceremony
London, April 18. The body of Edith
Cavcll, the KiibIIkIi nurse who was ex
ecuted by tlie Germans In 11)15 nt
Ilrnssels, will bo brought to England
fiom Itelglum on Mny IB nnd taken
to Westminster Abbey, where cere
monies will be held.
The hodv will bo brought to Dover
on n warship nnd will be transported
on a gun carriage with military es
cort to Victoria Station and theme to
Westminster Abbey.
Interment will be nl Norwich, the
home town of tlie Cavells.
"RAINBOWS" DUE APRIL 27
4500 Veterans Sailing to America on
Four Warshlpa
Washington, April 18. More than
4500 ofliccrs and men of the Forty
second (Ilalnbow) Division were In
cluded in troops announced by the War
Department yesterday ns having left
France. The Hninbow Division men nro
aboard four warships, the battleships
Minnesota and South Carolina, due nt
Newport News April 27, nnd the cruisers
North Carolina nnd Mnntann, dub at
New York on the same day.
The units just announced as having
sailed include the headquarters of the
Ilghty-thlrd Infantry, which is com
manded by Brlfadler General Frank M.
Caldwell.
Tho transport Matolkn sailed April
10 for Newport News with Rcse Hos
pitals Nos. 1, 0, 17, 52, 58. 07, OS nnd
Evacuation Hospital Nos. J, 2 and 4;
headquarters detachment, Sixty-ninth
Infantry Brigade! 110th Supply Train;
Held and staff, First Battalion; sanl-
lems. They could
force in determining civic riglitumsniss,
AVc might crei t n Kind of annex t" the
University Club on Wuluut strut.
There is, as a mattei of fact, n building
just next door that's emptv nt present."
Thomas W. Iluline. president of the
his
health
Tl... Mni.., mill llil fllMtilv Mill (ICCMtlX
iiitixlt. i,.r i ullage lit Mums utid Pacific im-
1 ic will lctniiiu ill the senshnie
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instrui tiiius villi intimate uudeistauil
ing of box life dii ei t their
They stmlj flow eis nnil bird life and n
nile-of thumb foiestn: tliex hike nnd about two weeks
swim and nm
I'bej gather around the cnmii lire"
in the cool of the -iinilic ami heni'
stories of the woods, of the Indians
Gcnernl Alumni SocieU, howeve:, docs who used Tieasmc Islmid fm n camp
not believe In ,. fu.ther mnltlpllcation ' ln R""1'"1 "rs ago Thev .,,,
xanis nnd ij songs nnd ahsoih much
of clubs 'The I'hilndelphn giailnates (f y. Allinril!1ll s1li, )f f .dliuess
might xery leadil.v organize sn Ii a nnd fellowship
club," be said, 'but it is mj opinion The smut's dnj is packed full of
that the rnhemll Club unsweis tl,. :'' "-'HI. mmhi.Is at 7 a. m.
, .1 loin then on until 10 p. m.. when
need. The Cencinl Alumni Socictx is I ,,, iiri, i,ow, ,,o s,0ut follows n
not primarily a socinl organization. ' b.ilanced pinginui of recreational and
but It does proide a menns of exchange luo.idlv cduiatlon.il exercise,
of views between Peniisylvnnians." , X" I tr camp is equipped with hospitnl
Horace Lippimott. who is secietnr; nccoipinodations. n Virge mess hall,
of the General Alumni Society mil g library .nnd u city of good stout
editor of the Alumni Ucgister, the of- tents,. A dnily inspection is mnde of
ficial publication of the graduates, is
of the opinion that the iccoinmeiiilntion
is worthy of innsidriution. I
"It lias been revnled to me what n
valuable sen ice the Harvard Club has I
been to Hnnard and to Boston ' said
Mr. Llppineott. "and I nm ceitnin that
if the graduates who mav be opposed
to n Philadelphia club were in a posi
tion to study nnd know the inestima
ble results in llostou, they would finor
a locnl club.
"However, just now is not the best
time for tho building of the club.
"ion mnv Nay for me. he conclnileil,
"that nuj thing that will bring Ienu-
i-ylvnnin men together, so that they
lcnrn to know encli other better, is a j
goou imng lor uic iiiscuiuiuii uuu lur
the graduates themselves." I
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Conveying
Elevating
Screening
Crushing
Washing
Storag e
Power Transmission
The Webster Mfg. Co.,Pla.,Pa.
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MACHINISTS
and all worker" In Machine Shops and
factories muit know how to read
BLUE PRINTS
Our new prarMcal rouree In General
Blue Print Reading will ae time and
mnntv fnt nil lln u Htiirtsi Mnnrtu v
f April 21. R o'clock
ckntum. imArn
Y. M. C. A.
1421 Arch Street
Our Annual Silver Sale
Ends tomorrow, Saturday, the
19th. This is an exceptional
opportunity to purchase desir
able articles of silverware at
greatly reduced prices.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
DIAMOND MUnCIIANTS JnWULKRS SIL.VEIISM1THS
Goods purchased during this
sale may not be exchanged.
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To Introduce Our New
Millinery Salon, We Offer
Fashionable Hats
at a Third Below Their Intended Prices!
8S0-10M-15
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This Presenti Unquestionably the Most Extraordinary Value in
Fine Millinery Offered This Season
Styles of Distinction and Exclusivcness
For Tomorrow Only!
In appreciation and to acquaint our
many friends and patrons with our
New Store, we offer
New Spring Furs
at Greatly Below Regular Prices
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Fox, Wolf & Lynx Srfs
Taupe, Brown, Black, Poiret and GeonjStte
19.50 24.50 29.50 34.50
Specially Priced
Stone Marten Scarfs, in one-, two- and
three-skin animal styles,
49.50, 79.50 to 245.00
Siberian Squirrel Stoles, capes and small
. pieces, at . . .39.50, 89.50 to 195.00
Hudson Bay Sable Throws, capes and an
imal effects, at
74.50, 245.00 to 495.00
Hudson Seal Sfbles, scarfs and coatees,
t 24.50, 74.50 to 295.00
A Petite Two-Skin
Natural Mink
riece, at S9.S0
Scotch Moleskin Scarfs, stoles and
coatees, at.' -69.50, 98.50 to 295.00
Natural Fiiher Scans, in one-, two- and
three-skin animal styles,
89.50, 175.00 to 245.00
Russian Kolinsky Capes, throws and
coatees, at. 69.50, 110.00 to 375.00
Natural Mink in animal styles, stoles and
coatees, at.. 29.50, 195.00 to 495.00
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Purchases will be reserved'ln our vaults until next fall upon
payment of a deposit, payments to be continued monthly during
spring and summer.
BONWIT TELLER O.CO.
&fo 5fecfalJy5hcpOnainationb
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
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SPOKES GTHES
These Sports Suits
and Wraps are not
able not only for their
fine tailoring but also
for the excellence of
their fabric. "Bon
tell" Jersey may be
had in heavy, medium
or light weight; and
in plain colors or
heather mixtures.
SUITS, 29.50 to 45.00
Coats, Capes & Jackets
19.50 to 37.50
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BONWIT TELLER. & CO.
Uhe Specialty Stop cOriamaiion&
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Exceptional Values Saturday in
BLOUSES AND SHIRTS
OF SATIN, CREPE DE CHINE. GEORG
ETTE, VOILE AND BATISTE
200 satin or crepe de Chine shirts in
various styles, pleated or tucked.
j 5.00
300 blouses of fine quality voile or ba- f rr
tiste, in exclusive styles; many trimmed V O.CC
with frills. )
Georgette blouses in charming new modes with square
or round necks. White, flesh colorvor bisque.
8.75 10.00 13.50
Specials in
WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY
All-over silk stockings of unusually heavy
quality. In "black, white and shoe shades,
2.50
Sil1. stockings of fine quality, with lace clocks
in various styles. In black and white only.
2.95
Openwork silk stockings in a number of ex
clusive designs. In black, white, Cordovan
and a few in russet.
3.95
I'he J 'orjue of the
SMALL FUR SCARF -
PRESENTING A LARGE COLLECTION OF
COLLARS. COLLARETTES AND
CAPES, IN NATURAL SQUIRREL,
MOLE AND HUDSON SEAL
Stone Marten (I sl(in) 39-50
Stone Marten (2 sf(ins) 69.50
Hudson Bay Sable (I sf(in) 48. 50
Hudson Bay Sable (2 sf(ins) 0$.00
Baum Marten (I sfi'in) 69. $0
Baum Marten (2 Sl(ins) 135-00 '
Natural Fisher .'. 95.00
Natural Mink (2 skins) 65.OO
Kamchatka, taupe and Lucille Foxes in,
solid and open, lined scarfs 4850 "P
Fourth Floor
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TONES
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color nrlirmrs of custom-made
motor curt),
.,tT,,?,,Aon.'s Include ".Midnight
J lis tint Mint cnablr car nm.n
to Imrmrt : "pcrnonnllty nnd Ind
Ilunllt" to their curn.
Wti r xtcnil n cordtnt Invitation
to rou to xljlt our plant una nco
for jniimrlf how vcrfrctlr i ran
remodel jour car and brine It up
to date.
,,v n locntd on Market Street,
at Tenth, rnmdcn, clone to the
var to tli flke to Atlantic City.
bTOI- IN AND SEB US.
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Chas. S. Caffrey Co.
Camden, New Jeriejr
tnry detacbmenU and Comperilca A to
D, Inclusive, of the 340th Infantry;
Hired
Pi -J!.
conTBlncent
three casual companies.
detacbaeate .i&'v '
A Well-ModeOed Oxford
For Growing Girls
Sensible and girlish yet its' distinctively
smart appearance satisfies the most critical
young wearer.
Russia calf, in a rich mahogany tone:'
9.00
To provide your
"turn-around" fund
for future emergen
cie buy W. S. S.
SteiderataM
V- U20CheutSt.
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1029 MARKET STREET
We Are Ready
For the Big Rush Tomorrow!
Men's Silk-Lined
Easter Suits
& Top Coats
Store
Open
Until
10 P. M.
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Day
Mr. Hill's
Guarantee
Goes With
Every Purchase
Positive $30 & $35 Values
Every man should realize the importance of this
offering! A greater saving would be impossible
anywhere, and men should lose no time to get
their new Easter Suit here at $ 1 9.75.
Skirt Model Double-Breasted
Military Models and Other Styles
In fact every style a young man or a conservative
dresser would want. All the popular materials in
blues, grays, browns and greens. A size for every
man stout, short, tall or slim.
STORE OPEN
UNTIL 10 P
For 300 Young Men Only !
Skirt Model SUIT
300 young men will welcome this most unusual sav
ing" on these most popular form-fitting suits. And 300
young men will instantly recognize that Mr. Hill makes
a most substantial saving. Fine all-wool fabrics in blues,
grays, browns and greens.
The Most Wonderful Suits
From 50 of America's, Most Famous Makers
Suits that reflect every expression of custom
tailoring. Finest all-wool materials. All sizes.
Extraordinary Special!
Boys' M5 Blue Serge & 2 Pr. Pants
MIXTURE SUITS h
The busiest boys store in town is on our Third Floor, j
anu.no wimuer, wncn u specini iixe mis is onerea, rignc T
in lime for Easter. Norfolk, Trench and new skirt
models made to stand hard wear. All sizes up to 17
years.
Other Suits Up to $24JS0 '
Boys' Juvenile Novelty Suite $4.95, $5.95 to $9.95
Boys' Top Coats & Reefers, $3.95, 4.95, $6.95 & $9.95'
Boys' Wash Suits . . $1.69, $1.95, $2.45, $2.95 to $3.95!
Boys' Oliver Twist & Middy Wash Suits $2,95;
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