"v. jyj wwj, va 'irw suVv'V ,-'. l u, , EVEN1XG PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA", MONDAY, " APRIL 2J, 1010 MX Vr ? "7" tf 1 r" IH I' M W i ' wJ1 ? & F l as PT v WILL PRINT TREMY - WHEN GIVEN TO FOfejjra' Complete Text ' of Covenant Will Take Five Hours to Cable to U. S. TO SEpJD SUMMARIES- FIRST I 1 w -" wviiiiiini" - ' Paris. April -1. (H.v A. P.Wi'hel rnnnnll f I.W. In tl.P Internal hcfoif i ouncii ni ronr, ... ...- ......,.... ,P trpatv !i linn.lc.1 tp Ihr Onninn jlPKatc will tnkp up (lip qilPstlon of nlrinv tlmrinrnnipnt nubile. th ilclesat ninktnc Ray Stannnr.1 Itakpr, rpprcspntlns ' . . the American (IplpRntlon. In aErcpnicnt ..... ... .,. .1-1...... r. .? oT ::;;:;;:: .::: .,1. 1 mended to Ihp .olinoil the publication , of thP treaty Immediate!) "ft" " " I ,.. .. ...' nil.!P. It I '"", '" "" '"" - . '.. I In hntn. ! mil- tlip Hi si prson nt Hip Important piovisinu of tl.P trratVoulil hp issued by Hip tJpniinns and mlglit bp loaded up ttltli Oci'mnn propnsnnila. The plan proposp.l on beliaK of tlip Tnifed Stafps is for Hip AmPiicaii .IcIp pates to (able, for siniultiuipous distri bution on the American oiitinPiit, first, a 2."fl-ttord offipial summary of On treaty,; seeond, a ."OOO-ttot.U offiiinl summary and, tliiid. Hip tpxt nf tlip trpnty.Php two summnilcH would Iip irivpn to tliP AniPrirnti prpss nt about the samp tiinp and (be trputPt n dnv oi- ttto liltei, tl.P tPxt possibly to bp distributed b instalmpnts as it is rp reivedj A, T1ip text of the (Otennnt of Hip Ipbriip n?"nations has aireadj b.'P.i tplcRraplipd fo the StStp Dcpattmrnt at WashlnRtou far release ttlien authorized bv Presi dent Wilson. Other parts of the tiP.itv ae likely to be ubled duilne Un prpsent ttppk. Thp final dispatih, tthieli 'may count up to nearly 100,000 words, cart lp cabled in Hvp hours if all the Vnblo lines arc lent oil fot the puiposc. The rapacity of the ipbles is 000,000 tvordsa dav, and the associated Rotprii inpnt could order tl.P text of the peace tieaty given ofhcial piiorit.t, io that the enormous task of transmission lould be accomplished with less delay than a press message mdinafily sustains. On the day the peace treatj is signed the American .orrpspondents will hate telephones for their use in the I,ouis XIV bathroom in the Versailles Palace. The entrance will bp bj. n seciet door not twenty yards from the pea.p tahlp, into a little con idor. and the.ue down a fetv8tcp into thennrble bathroom, which is sufficiently large for the" ,n- stallation- ql flte or six telephones until one telegraph instinment. COURT HAS .BRIDGE OF HOPE Day Tribunal Replaces Night Hear Ings to Protect Women Offeinn-.r. t New york, Ap.il 2.(By A'.T.)L ' After ao experiment covering ninf veais ll. ,....Cl.t.l 4. -." . . ...r nuuicii n uiiit i-tinti gave way today toa day court to try women chaiged with minor" offenses. The new couit, over whiph Chief Magistrate William . , ,, ..." " iiiuii MeAdoo presides, w ill tiv new methods "Bridge of Hope," to the .ourt. t ich In an attemnt toi.makp it n mnmt ,n: r.efc- ti . YL . . (limc rather than n jilice of correction. Far- reninvpil from n o,.,, the stieet ami ,o, uied b7 Zn II '' P' 1 ' "i" ! tTJ ?.',.,Tr!: ,ous, 'women offenders heieafter will fmp the magistrate in the light of the morn ing after their nuest. From detention 'quaiteis the prison ers .pass tlnough a comdor, termed the "Uridge ot Hope" to the couit, which contains lingerpiint looms, two prison pens, a medical examination room and probation office. MjrAdoo said it was the desiie of the court to do away with the sensational ism of the old night couit. TEXTILE STRIKE VOTED "General Walkout" Indorsed by Part of Providence's Operatives Providence, It. I.. April 'M.(Hy A. I'.) A "general . sti ike" of textile woikers in mills in the 01ne)tille sec tion of this ity was votpd at a meeting yesterday of lepresentntives of part pf the 8000 operatives. Thomas F. McJIahon, vice president of the United Textile Workers, said last nigttf, however, that none 'of the five local unions, in Olneyvllle, affiliated ttjth the America- Federation of Labor, knew anything of the proposed strike, as the mills tecently had granted de mands for a forty-eight-hour week with forfy-cight hours' pay. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiin I . Now Everybody Can Whistle! S ' You who have forgotten how to Whistle you who are j a so dryiyou.can't Whistle you who want the finest drink in the world. may now Whistle. ' liHIIH Crisis Averted by Italy's Move rcallzi" Prisidriil Wilson's ideal lnttiiR , pence." .inpmi iiiiiiitainn tn thr imnpnio of the Ricnl pott, pin must lie consldeicd U diiIv fr ti... poiituui convenience ..r Itiip Allies Hie Times tin lines, nnii it- ..,...,...... !......... ....!...... ,.. Hint ,f i'iiiiii rs iiunilll n iMf-inif 11 ,w ,- " ii negro pi cut her nskcd t sppnk in ';' ''' '' .r",,;L"! m?". I )Jt 1( jM () , 01M(pr(,,l ,p indnli equal of the white totigicKntlon. "H is well for .liipiiu 1" leincnibei ".M lun. . ine j. -tt spnpc. .... .s. . ,u of wiMnlnliiK Jnpmi's p.estiKe ml,;t ,mlKlll n ;, P',m, , ,,, ,N,, imoi nnl loiint sltmillon us llip.t ilpvplop. IViiip on pnitl. nnil koimI- m inwnm iiipii inusi i,p im,mP,m , ns Nt ill tcrj i .stunt ,. postpone gump-thaw suit- Ma )e, 8?', P"dln8 Retur" of Plaint'" Counsel Tilnl nf Hi.- unit nnllL'lt lit tip ' "" ', family of ;'''fH.-k (Jump, llin rlKl,- irviimvui -umi nu u. n m "'8"i wns healen bv Hairy K Thaw, was sch , , , , , . , , , .. ,. 1 ,. .died,. led to take place todav in tom-i non Pleas Couit, hut has been post i ..i , m f,,i ,,,!, ,.i.: .. " "" '"'i linn,"., in,- mi nun sn'i-i poued until Mn ID J ho Mill w 1, I tt(irK(i , , ..,, , ,, ' , , , is for lieatv dain.igps. w,is b.ouglit ., ,, Klt.n, , ,,,,,.,, against thp'l Imw Pstate. ' "Hipsp to he worked and managed by Postponemenl was ncessaiy f.n tl.P kllp fl , ,,. ,,.,. iPnsoii that 1 rank WnMi . .oui.spI f, ,.Wi)i tn pni, tl.P (lump fac.lt. is b. LuioiiP. '''ii,,,,. Hnasp ttent on. "theie is some was sent nbrond in loime. ... with (liTr,rm( ,,f , ,, , , , M ,,r us wo.k for the rnitPil htntps labor hoai.l. m ,,.;, ,n fnlo, ,,,. .KoMiipr .ludge .I.imes (. t.orrtoii iep- , . ,;u.n rm) , ar ,;,. .Psents llnti.t 1mw pi- soi.allt . i ml , tjmj , S(,n , M iAmH the estate is lepiescnted h' lle.tle., , ,,. blI, ,,,, ,llncH W.tKKO.I CS .I.IWMU'i Hanv Thaw is in KiikK. ide's. lie was i)jaced there choitl.t after he at tempted wiicide in this city about two jeais ago. . . . - SHENANDOAH MINE STRIKE ; i Men Quit Work on Refusal of In crease in Pay I Shenandoah. Pa.. Apiil 21. TIipipI ..... , ,. f ,,l.nl I is no indication toilnj, of n ftllMn-l of the strike innugmatcd rstor.ln morning when Hip Stlitnlkill Uailwat sstpni was tied up bv the men ipfiising to takp iiHs.fioni thp bams hetausp their demand for an iiutc.ise of ten tents an hour was lefused. The men sav thet will seek pmplot -mpnt elsewheie while nllnials of the (ompnn.t ilpdaip they will not ileal Willi ""' nc, ,P ,,se the) hate bioken n""u ' ,. TV .", ... X out 'Z ". -onl months jet 1o.wn ' '- '-i" "" '' 'S""- " , , 11 collieiies n.e idle. I :tor "'' ' "' st"" "nl" l""" ' - 'titling for the appointment of a thil- NO PURSE FOR ARMY FLIERS, Thl, u ,. iM,i atUmt nt ti,c pass- age of this hill. Piesident .ludge General Menoher Bars Officers' Com- .H-les "j-!-,,:"" petition for Prizes legislative session in 11115, when lip had Washington, April -1. (15) A. P.) the fitst thildien's tommission bill I'nd.r a ruling of Majo, tlene.al Men,,- her, 'diiettor of the nuni) air seivite, .... n! -.i t niiuounteii touuy, urn.) huts nun (iiiinvs tn.mot tompete in exhibition for puisps mid individual piips. Sin Ii tompetition m i oillfl! CI llll nil iiui'n ii" i ' I- t n.it.u nml imveiiimpiit num. T C (.ove.nn.ent pii.p ' ''' . , ... ,, I (leneial Menober said fatorablp ton- ,i,ieitini would be given to invitations sniiuiiiuu f .... !.. .Miu.i n imiirniipr lis' of ip mZ ZU- !bl" . -o-tipeiatite pu.poses of inte, - national, national, state or citic thar- iii ter. EGG ROLLING AT CAPITAL taster resiiva. imiiskiicu rium White House Lawn Washington, Apiil 111. (I!) A. P.) As for many jeais, the egg i oiling fioWby the thildieu wus the fcatuie today of Washington's obseivauce of Faster Monda). The festival, lustiug all day, is being held on the monument grounds instead of the White House' lawns us in pre-war times. An added nttriutioti tveie flights anil "stunts" by nrmv nviators fiom Rolling Field. At night theie will be t lassie dances ami pictures at the .Sjhau The atie. ' PRESIDENT'S SHIP AT BREST Transport George Washington, Called by Wilson, Reaches Franc ' Hresl. Apiil 21. (By A. P.) The uuiteu Htatps tiansport lieoige Wash ington, whiih sailed from New York for Fiance on the oi tiers of Piesident Wilson, has m lived heie. Now oh sale in all drink shops. Whistle" is cloudy in the bottle because it is rich with food substance. You may drink bottle after bottle and relish each one. Chil dren intuitively like Whistle and insist on Whistle, once they drink it. So Whistle the very first opportunity. You don't need to say the word '"just, whistle ' ' Distributor . JOHN FRIEDRICH BU Street and Rising Sun Avenue (.Heil.rw., TIji- r. , .... , Kentooe. .i'ark 41J HAASE WANTS SOVIET WITHOUT TERR0RIS1 , , Independent Declares Ruthless Mrlir.,l ivi.. e..i n...-: Methods May Suit Russia, . s but Not Germany "" HOPES FOR SOCIAL STATE lit Hip Assoilalnl Prpss , npenlMgrn. Ap.,1 21. -' When wc ,,., , " " T ,. ," "'""; I""'- "n.l ntn nl.l- In .enllrr '"" "Unix 1 lm Sp.iM.u .i mm ill nti.wulon '"'Ir niPllio.N of Iriioilsm. rpioRnbine ...... ,.n ,.,, lull flint Ihpr tin nn "" """ "" " " mnv suit Itiissin nl nil (irtiunnv. linen tun so. lii'iinnii Im pniMwInli Sn ,., , ,.,, ,, ; . up,,,,, Coiicspmidcit f ,0 lIxrhniiRe Tele- I f '' '"ipn. ri. .lo,l,iR i nu in "miew. 'PI,. i... .. i ,. !... .. Ll-uriMHUiriH, Willi 1HS JUSl l" .,,,, ,,, fom m told him that the Independent Socialist , " " "" , l ' Hlll&llllllll VII 11 II 1C f , u ,,, .,, , ,' ...... nnrti nuLntl r..i .. i ,.i:. r n.l r itmlnKi fn, iiipiI tin nnirlimit Cl'l IIIHIIV. y: . , - : Illi;sf 111 IIIMP 11 IPIIIIIIl powci OI tun tuil over public institutions, courtsf jiistiie ami so on, together with thp light to plate bills hifoip tlip pallia -ililPlit. If ipfo.ms piopnsed wpip le 'jcued h..- w lis o..i.i a.ia..ge t.. iiihP .i popuiai ton1 lliusp iiifnimed the i mresponilpnt that he did not 't (innlei a ieai tionaij loup iiniiihilili' in licilin, hut that he was tniWinted that s,i contiol, if it wne auiuiud, iniil'l not last mo'c thnu ,llpI,of ,,!,,. ,-. luileecl. it -mini 0(, v) llt)B ls ,,,, SUPPORT FOR CHILD BILL Measure Proposed to Create Commls - slon for Revising State Statutes Viitunllt eteit sin,ml seitiic organ- ation i'l the state has given its in i. . . :....:. t UntnTbanrt. a'swo.J bi J w-,, jtio(luced in 1017, but also was Intiotliltiu. ii was trioeti, novteter. i.i..r.,,t.l u, ,...,.-. . , , TIip bill tirovitles that the Covprnor 'shnllMiate potter to appoint n tomniis- Mu i v " ' " "; "' "' l ' i iiii a. . i I out p.iv. who shall he :iompetent to j , , llmPM(Iments , 1C Mnlules of Penns.vlvania which relate ,. . lti -i " ," """"2" ' WINS RACE WITH , DEATH Man Saves Wife From Suicide De spite Balky Automobile ll.iiiisbuig, Ayul 2t.-Vhcii llniri sou Hut, of l'enhiook, snvt his wile ; ill ink poison at their home ... Peubinok st m,, !.,,. tlipy hail liten tpim leliiig. he pit kill her up. lushed to the stiept anil inmiiiandeeied n passing nu toiuobile. Half win to the Ilaiiisbuig Hospital it h.oke down nniLIIiotz again staitcd to cant the vtoinau. This fiine n tiuik .it ketl thpiu ii) and lie got his union s't ions wife to the Hairisbmg Hosiital ill time tn save' hei life. JERSEY QUOTA IN LOAN Camden Scheduled for $7,863,205 in Victory Campaign hiiiina fm ili Vl ln l I nan n ' s( heJnleil among New .leisey counties I'in the Thiid Fetlpral Distiiet, anortling to omiial aiinouncement yesteida.t, are "V" ..s- trtr,rn. t. r . Atlantic, $4.1G4 J100 ; lluilingt $'J,OS0.2.VJ ; Camden, .$7,SO.'l,20.- : Ci on. ape Mnv. SSI 1 ,782 : Cumberland, $2,020, 17(1: (iloiicestci, ?l,700,:!,"in: Mercer, $S,fil1,.-.!IS: Oiean, $I,1;K!,00I ; Snlcm, $,4M.::70, total, $:i1,KI2,l!Kl. 3 2 Germany Favors ! Rejecting Treaty s " - - nntlniirt from I'bp One Ihem of the Rotpinmenl'K at lion The public will leteive its Hist information , as to events on I'aster morning ' Uest Prussia Make Protest The (ieimau People's Count il for Vel Prussia hns sent a iletlaiation to the imperial state authorities stating that under no irciimstantes will the (icimans of Wpst Piussin agiee to the ippoilpd plnns of Iip 1'nteiite In In tel natlotialie the l.nvtei Vistula oi ma,kp Pnii7ig and its titlnltv a fiee state or plate it under Polish sov - eip.gi.lv It is iIpiIii.piI that W'pst Piussia. with Danig, inusi not be sp,i nratPtl from tlip (Jprman Pinpiie. I'.iils. Apiil L'l. Thg tieimau ippl,t to thp ultimatum of thp totiiitil of four that it will not leteive nii.t (!er ninn ilplegatlnn nol full) empovvt ted In tondiitl nnil negotiate p. in e is awaited nniloiislv in Ptaie Cnnfi lent e t In les The npxt stpps tnwaitl (it ate depend on the (!p. .nan ipplv I 'ems n n felt in sonic ipimtcrs thai this unexpected development mnv nffeit the p.oRiam foi thp meeting planned foi Fiiilnv at Veisailles. If tlip (ieriiiiiu (lovei iiuient, in icpli to the ultimatum of the toiimil, raises a toiitrovcrst legauling thp status of then delegates anil the pioieiluie to be follontil, it is tomeitable that thp iiiuval nf tlipi. tlelegates at Vpisaillps mat be post ponpil. The annmincpniPiit b) Cniint ton llii)tktloin-Iantau, the (ipinian fm cigu ministei, t lint lii gnveinnient would send delegates without full povveis tn leteive the peat p teinis ami tiiiiisnut them to the (iernian (tnvein meiit. has tonti ibiitetl cieatlt. Hip newspapeis sat, tnwnrtl nn allium c be tween Kranie, (Jicnt Hiitain nml Amei ii a The PiPii.li pipss insists that negotia tions looking tovvmd si h n alliance in p still in progit'ss. Cnprnhageii. Apiil 2! I'oipign Min ister Count ton limekiln, fl Hi.ntnu. of (icinittDv, hns nnnounieil that thiec pnvo)s will lip spnt to Vprsnilles Apiil 23, nutboried to leceive the teM of the peace preliminaries, ui cording to a dispatch from tlcrlin leteivetl hcie. The delegation will he headed b.v Minister tllll Hnniel. uHllSO nsnnlnlna will be Herrs von Keller ami Kinst Schmitt, legntion tounseltVjs. Thft be attended bv two nllnliiN mitl two chanter) servants. PERSHING REWARDS HEROES D. S. -Medals to Four Living Officers. One Posthumous Honor Washington, Apiil 21. -(II) A. PI (ienpral Pershing tothit informed the Win Department that he had n winded Distinguished Seivue Medals to Majoi Charles I. .lol.t anil Fust l.ieutcuants William .1. Sthmitt. Paul Chapin mid Can oil II. Keeee for "exiepliunall) Ineiitoiioiis and distiiigiiislied sertitcs while serting with the expeditionai) loitcs." The Distinguished Seivite Methil was aw aided posthumous!,' to Majoi Alfietl K. King, who served as munitions tit he el of the Fifth Aimy Corps. OFFER RELIGIOUS FREEDOM Hungarian Soviet Rulers Guarantee Protection for All Churches Budapest. Apiil 2l.-(l!v .. P ) The tomnussait of eiluintinii has in stunted the tlpigt to iletl.up fnuu itil pits fnr thiee Sundats Hint 'the sovipt government giiniuuteps full iligious fieecmm to all: that therp will lie un intei ference with thetleigt oi ihimhes or otlier leligious hiiiltlings, mid that the soviet will not t l.iinge the piPSPiit order of nrunage mid famil) life nor commuuize vvmneu. Hat P flnl HMF p riiiwftiiywMtr gMClffGfr Will Introduce tq the Public TOMORROW 242-244-246-248 NORTH BROAD ST. Their new idea of lunching The Automat (The Largest in Existence) in Combination with a Cafeteria System. t This combination has many advantages that will be quickly appreciated by the public. Food of a quality that has built up a daily patronage of 75,000 Philadelphians. Utmost Valuie Popular Prices In the meantime, don't go hungry; if you have not eaten at an Automat, try it, or if you prefer to be waited upon, we have a number of service houses. 9 Note addresses below: AUTOMATS 1321 Market 1425 Cheitnut 1015 Market Juniper below Cheitnut 339 Market Eleventh and Ludlow , -SERVICE LUNCH ROOMS 1508 Market, 106 S. ELv.nth 730 Market' 39 S. Thirteenth 29 N. Ninth Juniper below Cheitnut 804 Arch . Eleventh and Ludlow . 134 Market 26 N. Eleventh 1432 South Penn Square Iv Try ow Cafeteria, JunlpMi - ' '. .' LITALIA DECISA A L'On. Sonnino Irremovibile per I'Annessione tli Fiume ed il Riconoscimento del Patto cli Londra . rblllsh'il anil nislrllmtrd Under rnjlMIT NO 341 Ai.thcrltol cy Ihe utt or Octohr It 1817. on file at I he Toetofflce ot Phila delphia. Fa By order of the rrelft"nt a s ncmLnsov roltnasler (leneral Pnrlgl. 21 npiile T.ilti 'gll sfmi fatti finoin pi i i.iggiungeie iiii ihiokIii siiIIp tpipstinm tin I Italia etl i iiign j slavi sono anilnti falliti I Delegnti ltalimii sono iiipiuov dull sullp nsJia rinni ilpH'Itnli.i leu ebbp lung" nn.i nllrn liuniniif alia tpinle intei vennein I'On. Dilnndn. Soiiniim l.lnvtl 1phip p Clement can. en7n I iiitettenl.i tlel Piesidente Wilson, ma semhin the lies suna tlecisinne si. stnl.i inggiunlii T.a qiipstinne ilpll'Atliiatito hu i,ig giunto una fasp atiitn snlln ipmle turn dct isinnp in una via n neH'allra linn piro' pin' tsspie lit.inlnta. e sp t.llp tlPtisioiiP tlotpssp tssete loytiaiii all'ttnlia le i onspgiiei.e pntiebbeio ill tenirp iiiolto so, ip II llainiip Sniiiiiim i iintiti.ia in ll.i sua fpima nltitiuliiip ppitlip' sia iisptltiiln il spgipfo trntlntn ill l.ontli.i. il ipinlp tin' niritalia 1'intPin iostn tlelln ll.il main p le isofe, e inlnin.i la till..' ill Flume spiin iiiteitiiilirnionp n tlni sione ton i iiigo-slavi II Pipsnleiitp dpi Consiglin tli i Mini stn. On Dilantin. Iiii iitpvula mi IpIp granim.i tl.vi t oninnd inti ilell'l.-eii ilo ilnlh.no nel qunlt si ilnhinin the qiiisto ie inttiaiiieiite ilittin ml iwi pi i sos tpiipe Ip nspiLiioni tltll Italia II Capi taun T111. 'i Iip fa partp tlel sigmtn jtlcH'Oii. Oilaiuln. ha .In hi.ii.iln lit il tplpgianiuia lappiesenta un iiltim ittini clip iivtln la fenii.i i!clfiiiim amine ill itutta I'ltali.i pei assitui.ue inin nth qualii pio'eione snlln tostn oiiPiitnle doll'Adi inin o Fgh li.i agjiiiiitii the st i thiitti tl'ltalia nnn terraiimi i it mm stiuti. 1 ' 1 1 il 1 in iiiiliihlnrmente ailnltei.'i' Iquelle niisnrp i Iip. si ,,a, i iguaitlo alia ctiiift'ieiiii, pm tt i.iiilin .ill'ni i up.iinne tlelle legioni sulle ipi.ili hn tin. tin I..I posiioue del Piisiipi Wilson si tlitp sia pgiinlnii'iilp nipinot ihili- inn tin qll.llsinsi I it nllnsi nut ntn ,e U.Utnlo tli I.onilin Snim stun iiflu inlint iiIp lniPiititi i inppoiti nl.iiivi alii ilivisinnn lib Fiume fin gli il ti I in tn pi! i iiigo sl.n! ' I Si voiifeia i he in visln ill possilnl, ;ngitaioin in Italia, ipi.iltiia si tpiih Itassp una ituitimia dnisinnp del Con Igipsso tli Pate iplativainente al pm I IiIpiiiii iigiimilanle I'ltalin, il i niiiiniiii ilantP tlplln fnip nniPiiciine in Italn' ha iiitliiialn i lie tulle c tiiiiic amtii taiip ed nltn torpi mnpncaiii ii.erinti ai Invori tli guena, abhandonino I'llnlin pei il pmiio Maggm. Qunlsinsi ami 1 1 inuotlie iim.irrn' tlnvin' toglieip In ill i jtisa nl iiidosaie nhiti borgliesi. Itiiin.t, 21 apiilp I'.' statu tiRR-, an lillll7lilto t lip in i oiivni anine del Pat lanienlo Nnionnle e' stmn iiiuinlii ul giiuno sei niaggio piossimn i Itom.i. 20 ,i ii lie 1 1 ilimliitiii giniualp il "Popolo Itoinniin" in in. s.m I aitno)n nn.iiii..a i be il Pit sub nteip Consighi tlei Miuistii, tin Oi laiiiln. snia' in giatln ill laggiinui ie Itoni i pinna iltl 2! n pi l If tniii'iitt dill a lis sata ier Ciperluia del I'm liuin nln. i soltanln s( , duilli tltll'ltalia nnn s.i llllilio iniinnsi mil illln .('onfel fli,l doll. I I Pate, nel qui! i .imi, s dii e. i Dilegati llaliuni non aiiilinniio u Veisailles pei lacoucliisione tlelln pate ton In (!e. iinniin, i lie si asspiiste non pntia' ps simp idtilic.ila spn7ii l'ndesione tit I I'ltalin. 909 Market 1508 Market 8,18 Cheitnut 244 N. Broad 1425 Cheitnut 106 S. Eighth 202 S. Tenth 1302 Filbert below Cheitnut fjecond' Floor) L ' t I WANAMAKER'S Wanamaker's Abiuh -', ;.'''' Collar Lengths of Pretty Pleatings They are of oiK.in.lic, net chilTon and (Jrorttnttp cicpr in white, flosli, t.in ( npr-nh.iKrn blue tinil combinations of coitus .it 25c to loc Apiece Many women it bo want picttj ficsh tollais tan s.ivp on these. (( rnlrilll A New Lot of Hair Nets 50c a Dozen A full nssoi ("merit of cap and fi injre nets in black, blond anti the ai mils, sh.ules of blown, (( .-lit ml I Fragrant Talcum Powder in irciiPtinis prukiiKcs vvliith vveitrh a pound is JHc You can choose fiom aihutus, itisc, c.n- nation. coi.t Inpsis and t inlet scents. (( en. nil) Attractive Marabou Scarfs .up In lip had in mant pietty shapes in black, blown and taupe. I'heit' ale capes anti stoics, some combined with flull.t ostneh. All aic lined tv itli silk .mil have silk tn coitl cnd. 's'i.'iO to Mli.."i. (( en I nil) Nainsook Special at 25c a Yard It is of a fine, shcci .iiialitt 211 inches wide, that is excellent foi linlucs' clothes. Lingerie Batiste Main' women still piefei to make their own lingo ic, and this is an o poilunitt to sccuic a Rood ."(i-uuh white l.atihte foi :s")c a White Orjjandie Man a giatluation thes-, this j i .ii will be of hi craiithe, ami it is not too soon to begin these flocks. I ot b")C anil 'si a vanl theie is a good sheet oigandie. Id niches wide; and foi "fl '-, a 1 1-inch tt tilth that is delight! ull shcei and cii.sp. ( riilrnl) Fluffy Boudoir Caps Wisps of silk anil lace, flting libbons, loseliu.ls aiul tiny bows, attiactivel.t put togetliet fotm these daint little caps. '1 hu.t aie in pale pinks and blue, tellow and latcntlci, at Tnc to M. (( enlriil) Six Good Styles of Skirts at $5 All-wool scige in na blue or black is made in six good models with uwitcil oi patch pockets, mo-t or them button trimmed Faille poplin makes light, sen iceable Spi mg skills. One model that is pat ticul.u l gootl is in navj, black and gia.t The all follow the straight, nairow lines. (tltirkrl) Gray Shoes Are Very Springlike Women's giay kidskin lace shoes hate cloth tops to match and welted soles and higli-covetetl heels. Special at $;i.50. Clrny kidskin oxfoitl ties with turned soles and high-coveiod heels aie $5.75. Gills' white lace shoes in buckskin-finish leather hate sensible toes and white i libber soles anti heels. $1.50 a pair. Childt en's white enntns button shoes with welted soles and sen sible toe shapes ato $2 to $2.50 ior sizes 6 to 2, and sizes 2Vi to 6 tiro $2.75. Children's tlaik tan calfskin lace shoes' with welted soles are $1.75 to $5.40 a pair, and come in sizes 8V4 to 2. (Chr.tinit) Down Stairs Store White Rompers inn he often washed with no fear of fading. These stout onrs of cotton poplin are trimmed with pink and blue smocking and are in 2 to 0 year sizes nt M.fi0 Cieepers of white crepe, smocked in color, are in 1 to !! yenisi7es at I .HO. . (Ontrnl) I Many Spring Wraps Now Bear Special Prices About foitt diffeient stjles nie gtouped botween $0.7.") anil $ I fi.IiO. These aie of vclour, scige and poplm anti are in the foim of coats, rapes and dolmans. Navy blue, black anti a good l.inge of gaci spi nig colois aie among them. An eten v ldet as.soitment is to be found at fl7.'i0 to 25. Heie aie capes and. dolmans of silt ei lone. t"eloui. .scige anti tncotine. In taffeta, satin anti combinations of silk and wool theie aic pietty things at flfl.oll to $29.75. The dolman that is sketched is of navy blur oi black scige lined thioughout with striped silk. It is $2.'.. Other and linei ttiaps fot spnng, including some smait spoits capes trimmed with angora oi blushed wool, tange upwind in pi ice to .$75. (Mnrkrl) A Silk Petticoat for Narrow Skirts is of lalfcta of a soft, fine qualitt tn a numbci of changeable colors, Theie is no flounce, but the petti coat is finished at the feet with an emlnoiileied scallop. S5. Anothei good petticoat at $5.50 has a tpp of silk jeise.t anil a llounce of taffeta. This is in navy, black, Uckin and a full uinge of plain anil changeable shades. (( iMilrul) -4 Special Lpt of Men's Terry Bathrobes $4.25 The.t aie well made lobes with cords at the waist, have pockets, and aic in plenty of good color combinations. (I.Hllrr.t, Markrl) New Brassieres and Bandeaux 'I he biassieies aie splendidly made of pink ot white basket cloth, poplin and othei stiong cotton matenals, piettily trmmed with imitation iluify lace in squ.ue anti V-neck effects. Some aie made entirely of imitation Cluny lace and pi iced as low as iil.50. Bandeaux tome in pink oi white anti theie aie many H. & W.'s that aie so well liked. A lotcl.t pink satin bandeau fastened in the back has i ibbon stiaps and is maiked .$-'. Othei s. at 50c to .$5. (t riilrnl) Moire Georgette Crepe comes in the most desiiable tolois foi Spnng flocks black, white, taupe, Copenhagen and nat blue, tan anti llesh is 1(1 inches wide and 2.50 a aid. ) Lovely Printed Chiffons in all-otei designs of blue, lose, , taupe anti light blue and in black- , anti-white aie 40 inches witle at $1.!J5 a atd. (I f-ntrul) Rustling Taffeta Frocks yl vtnfr 1ISJ 1 IMA '''i Y s 5 V v 1 ISi with lows (Mnrl.rO Wool-and-Fiber Rugs Durability, good appearance and low prices are the tliree notable features of these rugs, and we have now the best showing that we have ever had of these particular rugs. 6 x 9 ft., $7.50, $(.75 and $11.50 7.R x 9 f t., $11.50 and $13.75 ' 8 J x 10.6 ft- $9 75, $150, $14 and $17 ' 9 x 12 ft., $15 and $18 I (CliMlimt) T T WANAMAKER'S Ijiliply' Soft, Pink Silk Nightgowns An woman would love these pretty things of ctepe do chine. One nightgown is tiimmed with imitation filet lace' and has bands of embtoidcied Gcotgctte crepe otet the shouldcis. It is !5. Another has a squat e neck and a oke formed of Valenciennes lace nnd bands? of pin-tucked Geotgettc. $8.75. (Leiitrul) Attractive Vestings .Many women have been buying them these last few weeks and tlvey have been delighted with the collection here. A quarter of a .tanl is plent.t foi a vest, and women aie using these materials foi half sleeves, too. Of fine net 01 oigandie inset with iowsof lace, tuffling or tuck ing. 12 to 20 inches wide. $2.50 to $5.75. (Ontrnl) Spnnglike frocks of navy or Pekm blue taffeta witfi tucketl Georgette testees and fulled collats hate belts that fasten in a bow in back and deep tunics with wide pleats at the bottom. $15 Also in naty and Pekin aie dtcsses that show bead trimming at the stiles of the panel ftont and on the collars. New sleeves, a wido girdle with bow in back and a deep tunic are other pretty features. $1G,50. Anothei style at 16.50 is in navy, black or gieen. The bodice is collatless and shows elaboiatc embioidery in btaid nnd metal thiead. The belt and cuffs show wide pleats and the skirt is narrow with wide tucks at the bottom. The diess which is sketched is $23.50 and is in navy," black, burgundy and taupe. The bodice is collnrless and has a vestee of tucked Geoigette ciepe wdth lows of beads. The belt,'! runs aim ueup luqic oi me sniri arc inmrnea of beads. n H T . Ktlr T,j C'l X X s lh L 5 M m V 1 . 'la J i'SA ,4a "J - '
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