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rEve'rv Force Centered on Stair-
5,i' ing City wide Demon-
lib strations
NIGHT TURNED INTO DAY
Event, lirltl In iibcyaiup till Hip
formal unveiling of the Victorj tHtu
ifcn Jtrond utrrt't nenr Pcnn Minnrc Inst
night, will begin with flnuiloli toiln.v
In ench of the ten districts under tlie
Supervision of the Women's l.iheity
Jxinn committee. Neer lime llieie
been planned so ninny l.ibeil muk.
inafs meeting, drills. peitnruhir iumo
Jilftne tlifiliti. loncerts and ntln-r n -trlotic
gathering". And n-iilr fmut nil
the Rpectaculni iteinoiitinthns to in
fract those who nnit he uppe.ihtl In in
fcucli manner. M.OOO wmnen are inili -'vldtinlly
hrmgiiiR in subscription The
Hrst official irports fnini the women's
Jbolnmittees will he nimli' lodn lit the
noon executive nieetlnir of chahmcii in
thft- Lincoln hu I tiling.
, Vorkcrs were eiitliiiMiislii mrr jes
tcnlay's returns, even though Murker
Jiad only n few hours for actual nli it -'Jng.
The booths were popiihu. unil
those in chaige me prcpaied for u big
tiny todaj The .tatlie h.ioth is r-
VCOtcd to lime spec inlly good ii'ult.
jlrn. Not muii Mil. end mid the I'.mer
jreney Aid aides will be in hinge.
J)nviil llisplMin i-elebriited tmiitone.
will sing and spe.ik at tlie l'lnladelphiii
orvhestin booth in fiont of the I'nion
League. Noon meetings will be held in
Fcveral districts. An attuu live pro
cram has been :u ranged for the noon
frally hi the ictor.v statue in iironil ( rssion will inrlude a battnlion of ma -nnit
Wharton streets, uudir the ilirrr- I tines, two ainiored i ars. four tanks,
tiou of the Ninth I'liilmlelphia lommit- . mnnbeis of the Vavnl Kesere. lied
tec, of which Mrs Walter .1. Fieemnii Cross. IVunsj Ivnnin Women's Division
ls chairman
Airpl.ini's Pi op Appeals
111 tin noitheast dUtrict tmlnv theie
will be tljing machines distributing
Victorj Loan literature over Vn ('hn(!
mid J.nwndale
U'he nights, too. are tillj'd wilh gala
affairs in the mteiesi nf the loan The
"ycst Philadelphia women, under the
direction of Mrs I!. I-'. IliclianNnn. aie
rcsponsilile for the scan blight defense
demonstration which will he given in
Strnwhridge A. Clothier athletic field.;
VICTORY
At Chateau Thierry and in the
Argonne the 28th and 79th Divisions
composed largely of Philadelphia
boys gave this city cause for great
and everlasting pride.
Philadelphians ' are now afforded
an opportunity to express their grati
tude in a practical way by substan
tially supporting the Victory Loan.
To assist in this work we place at
your disposal the same efficient serv
ice extended to the public during
former Liberty Loan Campaigns.
We shall be glad to purchase for
your account Victory Bonds of any
denomination. Payments may be
made as desired weekly, monthly
or in full.
LOGAN TRUST COMPANY
1431 Chestnut Street
Member of Federal Reserve System
West Philadelphia Office
C324 Woodland Avenue
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
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I.SIxlythtrd and 'Wnln'ilt stieets, at 8
o'clock tonight. A detachment of the
innrlnes. will give the exhibition, netting
illi gigantic "e)es" like those that pot ,
ted the (iermaus oxer I'iirl nliil l.on-
I don during the war.
To I'mell Victory Statue
llermniilown's Victory MRtue In Ver
I lion I'ark will he unveiled at S sill) o'clock j
itoniglft. Mis. W It. Curley. i-lmlr-'
man of the women's lomniittee in that
dlstilit. will uineil the Miitui' and theie
will be addresses, by ('o)onel Sheldon
I'otter. Major Hubert Denig and Thoin- '
lis Mi t'iirth of New YmK.
I'nder Ihe general nuspices nf the
noith iiirnl district committee. Mm.
(' S. Wurts, iliairmnii. l.ognu will also,
unveil its stittuo louighl. Miss ITi.h
helh l'isher Wurts mid Tacy tilbb.
little daughters of loan uimpalgii lead
eis, will draw the nnerlng finm the
I simile.
I North Philadelphia will have a Vic
i tnrj Loan dance on Itioad t-tieet, be-
1 twceii Diamond mid Siiiiehaiinii n'
line, tonight Theie will also be n blind
coin eit and Liberty sing. Ai range
incuts me under the dh n-tinii of Mr
nud Mis Siilm-v 11 Welter
Kensington women's mmniitti-c. un
der ihe cliaiiniaiislni of Miss Iteulali
I'eniniote. has dnuued an open-air
' rnlij tonight in Mum oik I'aik The
I. ibi H I .o.iii moie. '-Tlie I'lice of
I'eare." will be shown al s .".(I o'clock. '
' A tiiflssmcMini: will be held at the
I'lesbitenan i hiirch in i'rankford. al
which Mnjor Peine, and .Mr. lieorge
1 In indium will speak
, Hand lonietls mid rnllns will be held
I at the Kiankfoid Viimr.v statue and Ht
1 Vo Chase and I.awndnle.
The big event of the week in the
women's program will h the parade of
women wai workers toniotiow lifter
1 noon ll will stHit al Itroail mid
Spline siieds nt "J p in and will
I inarch north on Hru.nl to City Mull.1
' oils! mi Maikel tu Twelfth, and south
on Twelfth to Chestnut, on Chestnut
to I'iflh. on 1'iftli to Walnut, on Wai
mil to Sitih. whoic the maiebeis will
i enter Independent e Square to attend a
gieat open air mass-meeting. The pi il
for War Itelief. Kmergency Aid. I'lnu-
liHrt Auviliarj of lied Cross, ntinnnl'
League for Women's Service, Salvation
Army, Allied Legion of War Workers.
Junior Serviie t'urp. V W. C. A. 1
and the Motor Transport Corps. 1
Germany Lost 400,000 by Grip
Cologne. April 'SJ. Ai cm ding to -tiniates
made in an nttiile published in ,
the (Sernian Medical Journal of recent ,
date. -100,000 deaths were r mixed by
Spanish intliiena in liermauy in tlie'
last eighteen months.
Fifteenth Street Office
152 North 15th Street
Tyrol Wool Suits are appro
priate tor traveling, shopping
and all outdoor wear. Original
model'! and colors here only.
Ladies' and Misses'
Plain Tailored Suits
24.75 29.75 37.75
Also
Top, Street and Motor
Coats
24.75 29.75 37.75
Girl' and Juniors' Suite and
Top Coat, $24.75
New Spring Hats
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HCSTNUT STREET
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Open Loan Drive
i ontlnuril trotn I'll One
types, the car of a huge dirigible vvMilili
saw eighteen months' serviie in Prance,
are also shown. Nnval officeiH are dem
onstrating the various articles and lec
tures will bo given dally.
A wireless telephone, apparatus Is
also bong Installed. The other end of the
phone will be in the Second ltegliiient
Armory nt ltroad street and Susipie
I1111111R avenue, where a smaller exhibi
tion is to he opened this week.
It is nlo planned to have inrrler
pigeons, '"veterans of the service," re
cently brought to the I'nited States
fi 0111 Krnnte, on exhibition nt both
places before the doss of the week.
Knsign C. W. Tjndnll, pilot of thei
iihv.v diiigihle ('.'!. which smashed all'
eiidiiiiiancc iccoids at Cape Mai sev
eral weeks ago, announced alsa that tlie
balloon will tl.v to this ity fiom its
base 011 the first day that weather con
ditions permit. The balloon will leinnln
in the air for seveinl bonis over the
cit.i.
Trip by Airplanes
I tu Friday six nil pin lies will tiavel
to Itusileton fiom Mineoln. N. V . one
of the armj bases. Tlie planes will p,
oil a "barnstorming" trip throughout
l'euusvlviinia They will give demon
stintiolis over the city proper between
It nod 1- o'clock and between I and o
o'clork on Saturday
The curtain on the last of the great
war loan drives the Victory Loan
was laised last night when twenty-two
nationalities, blended into America lie
foie the Statue of Vhtor.v, amid heeiies
the like nf which have never been
equaled before in this city for color,
splendor anil enthusiasm.
Todav the workers are everywheie
selling bonds -the bonds of Victory
and every indication points to Phila
delphia going "over the top" with fly
ing colors long before tlie drive closes
on May 10.
The woman's Victory Loan commit
tee, however, took the lead in the drive
and begun to "shake down" their
prospects yesterday, l'nofficial figures
place the results at more than
M.OOO.OOO.
Women Plan Parade
Piobably .100,000 persons formed the
surging, shouting mass which lined
ltroad street as far as eye could see
when tlie veil was diopped from the
Statue of Victory last night. More than
100 calcium lights and semes of search
lights played on the statue and tlie lint
of lolor of the native costumes worn by
the marchers in the demonstration.
Rands played, chimes tolled, whistles
blew, and thousands of voices shouted
forth their sentiments as the drive was
inaugurated officially.
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BONWIT TELLER. &, CO.
OheSf&ualtu Shop cOriamaiiotUi
CHESTNUT AX 13 STREET
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Women's
GREATLY REDUCED
Two hundred and sixty-seven Women's Suits selected from our regular stock of higher
priced models. Specially priced for immediate clearance due to the fact that
the size range is incomplete. Every size, however, is represented in the
group. Fabrics are tricotine. men's, wear serge, Poiret twill, gabardine,
tweeds and checks.
88 Women's Suits Reduced to 35.00
94 Women's Suite . ' Reduced to 50.00
85 Women's Suits Reduced to 65.00
WOMEN'S CAPES
These Capes were developed from specially selected
materials and made to sell for to more
FOR THIS SALE ONLY AT
LAMBSKIN BOLIVIA DOLMAN CAPE with large convertible collar
and fastening of one large button. In tw ilight blue, navy, bison, cheverol and black.
CHERUIT MODEL OF POIRET TWILL with the long slender
silhouette, arm slits and draped collar. In navy, tan and black.
SATIN DOLMAN CAPE in deep yoke model with draped collar and tie
belt. Vari-colored peau de cygne lining.
VELOUR CAPE with draped shoulder yoke and surplice front. In navy, tan
and magenta. Contrasting peau de cygne lining.
POCKET WAISTCOAT CAPE of tricotine, with adjustable collar and
shoulder yoke. In tan, navy and black.
DEEP YOKE CAPE f tricotine, with smart shirred collar and arm slits.
Model by Doucet. Shot taffeta lining hi various colors.
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So Hacked weie the streets that
moving was almost impossible. On I Jr.. of fi.VJtt Wayne avenue,
the tddevvalks between Chestnut As the drapery fell, the stntne, mar
street mid the slnloe nne i oulil ble-whlte under the searchlights and
hardly brenlhe. Scores of women fainted i
and were ciitried to tlie south archway
In the courtyard nf the City Hall, which
was transformed Into an emergency hos
pital, t hairs were lushed from police
headquarters, Police matrons gnve firt
aid.
Tremendous Crowds
A dozen or more ambulant es weie
stationed along the square, nnit every.
once in a while the a'lariulng clang, of ,
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seize the crowds, which would sway like
vvlnd-tosscd wnter.
livery nvallable window in the tall
buildings held clusters of eager faces.
The roofs were nlive with people. Lan
tern poles were black with bojs like
trees full of sparrows
i',i,. n,n .'nu. ( ii.. n i cunirman 01 tnc noy ncouis iu-
Mr Z lL n?nP,?U 1 i.rJii ,, re1 '. "nil the subscription entered n part
Jn"r.,Pr'n f. ' .''TO' ' 7"t the amount to he invested by llodine
ban 3000 men and women in the pl
turesiiue costumes of their native loun
tries which literally span the enith.
moved slowly fiom ltroad and Locust
streets, where a captured huge German
battleplano had been erected on n large
base, to (lie foot of the Victory statue.
A rattle of applause, a babel of chee.s,
gieeted them on their hunting-lined
way.
.v iue uroceshiou reacueu nie i ouri .-
of the Allies it halted, nud the whole
spectacle was confined within the tall
poles of burning oiange to which the
large emblems .of the nations that de
fented the enemy of mankind ale at
tai bed.
Tvvenly-two Nations Itrprrsented
'I'wenlv -two nations weie iciiicsciilcd.
The moiljik from eastern Siberia tubbed
elbows with the Japanese fanner; Hel-
giau peasants followed Armenians and
dark-eyed soutiiern Italian gills;
rhinnmen in embroidered robes strauce -
Iv tontiastcd witli Siotch Mighlanders;
Pieiithmen walked with I'krniniaiis,
Letts and tsertw. I echo Movnks, roles
and Iliiinnuinns marched to the music of
a negio banjo band.
Knch group sang its national anthem
in the nntive language and carried its
own (lugs. An exception was made by
the Syrians, who refused to march under
the Turkish banner, to which they still
hear nominal nlloginnte. Instead they
cairied the white and blue "inter
Allied" tlag. Kveiy one in line hnd
a small American flag concealed. These
were waved when tlie statue was un
veiled.
Preceding the national sections was
an escort of 1!00 mounted police, fol
lowed hv the navy yard band. Then
came 2,"0 marines. Tlie costumed part
of the pageant was opened hv .'100 Girl
Scouts in the flowing white robes of
Goddesses of Libei ty. llepreseutntives
of the Salvation Aimy. the V. M. C A .
the Knights of Columbus, the Jewish
Welfare Iloaid. Hoy Scouts and Liner
genc.v Aid Aides formed tlie last sic
tion of tlie piocession The leiir was
brought up bv tainoutluged army tanks.
Tin' statue was levealed jointly bv
.Mis. Walter S. Thomson, chairman of
the women's Vittor.v Loan committee,
and ten-year-old Laura Wayne, daugh-
FOR WEDNESDAY
EXTRAORDINARY
of
Smart Tailleur Suits
Eighty-Five Serge Suits
The season's best-selling models in braid-bound, belted, semi
belted and straight coat effects, also braid-trimmed blouse suits.
Full range of sizes.
SPECIALLY
REDUCED TO
46.00
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ter of Mr. and Mrs. Josepli
Wayne,
calcium glare, stood out sharply against
the sunburst on the City Mall front. All
the not) Instruments of the sixteen hands
massed In hack of the base gave forth a
blast. Then, ninld deafening cheers of
the bare-headed throng, the monster
orchestra struck up tlie "Star Spangled
llnnner."
Passniore Opens Prlte
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m tre Uank. mi an address
i.fttetnllr Inntielilnt- flip ilrlve.
The first subscription to go through
the Victory Libertv Loan Clearing
House was one for ?1(",000, which was
obtained by Charles II. Turner, 11 Hoy
Scout. '.W2 Kast Tulpchocken street.
The subscriber was George I. llodinc,
Sons & t o., bankers.
Ardmore's ipiotn of S'J.",0.0(I0 was
leached on the run. Itig individual
Ktibseriptlons were Merion Title and
Trust Cnninnny. SfiO.OOO : Ardmore Nn-
tionnl Hunk. S'JO.000. and Auto Car
company. i mm. ..'VJ" ,.'"...' om".
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the Ilryu Mnvvr tirehouse.
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STATUE TONIGHT
Geriiiautovvii will formally inaugurate
its campaign to rnise its (, 000,000
Li,, f n, Vlel.irv I.nnn wilh the nn
!,, tm,Kilt 0f t'ln Victory statue in
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I The workers began to sell tlie i
lory notes yesterday , however, and there
s teen rivalry between the men's and
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tarry oil tlie
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honors in
the matter of
previous loan
subscriptions.
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campaigns this section of the clfy hnsl
gone "over the top ' with uyiug colors.
At the unveiling tonight Colonel
Sheldon Potter will he tlie master of
ceremonies. The speakers will be Ma
jor Hubert Denlg. V. H. M. V. ntid
the Hon. Thomnri 1). McCarthy, of Now
York. There will also be community
singing led by John S. Hart, u marine
hnd signal corps drill. The ceremonies
start tit 7:!10 o'clock. All service men
arc requested to report nt the statue be
fore the ceremonies.
(icrmnntnvvii is planning a great pn-
ratio for May 3, in which large tepro-
senlattlou from the military, fraternal.
religious mm otlier organizations will
pnttiolpnte.
A camouflaged whippet tank arrived
in Germniitovvu yesterday and attracted
much attention nt Gerniantowu nud
Chelten avenues. The tank will visit
the block which establishes the best rec
ord in note sales.
UNION LEAGUE ACTIVE
(149 Members Subscribe $179,000 on
First Day of Drive
With $170,000 from 140 subscribers
on the first day of the Victory loan, the
I'nion Lengue has started out to bent
its record of the fourth loan.
The $170.00 taken in y.csterdny is
neatly 'double the nmount received on
the first dny of the lust loan and reptc
sents subscriptions from one-third more
HOW to CHOOSE
THE RIGHT
VOCATION
.The besl JOB for jott in life is le-
scribed by Holmes W. Merton, ex
pert vocational counselor, in this
vital new book. Soldiers and sailors
coming back to civil life, men and
women ambitious to succeed in busi
ness, young people just starting
their careers, all need this book. If
you are "a square peg in a round
hole," this'vbook will help you find
yourself. It explains dozens of
things, as:
H00 Distinct Vornttons. nml Abili
ties Needed In Kaclt; Pldilnjr the
lull on Were yiatle lo Fills Milk
ing lour Work Yleltl tlie Utmost
.sutlsriMtlnn unit 1'rollt; Anal) zing
Your Nnlnrnl Abilities; Discover
ing I'nuseil I'nvvers; llrlnelng Jnlo
I'lay Vour Ural Abilities, etc.
"Hv following tho Instructions given bv Mr
Merton, young men anil women mav be
saved ears of wasted elTort and disappoint
ment." Atlanta Const ffutioti
Jl E0 net; by molt .! (1L.
Tlookstorei or the i'ublsier
t'fMi UAflVAI.IX COMPANY.
3S0 I'ourtli Ave.. N. V. tits
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and emoroiaercu uesigns. special tor mis one uay omy.
THE VOGUE OF THE SMALC
FUR SCARF ; '
PRESENTING A LARGE COLLECTION OF COL
LARS, COLLARETTES AND CAPES IN .
NATURAL SQUIRREL. MOLE
AND HUDSON SEAL
Stone Marten (7 skin) 39.50 III Baum Marten (1 sl(n) .. .. 69.50
Stone Marten (2 sk'ms) 69.50 Baurri Marten (2 skim) . .'. 135.00
'Hudson'Bay Sable (I skin)-. 48i50 Natural Fisher 95,00
Hudson Bay Sable (2 skins).. 95.00 Natural Mink (2 skins) ... . 65.00
Kamchatka, taupe and Lucille Foxes in solid and open lined scarfs ., .48.50 up
FOURTH FLOOR
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members thaki signed up on the first
tiny In "the fourth loan.
There is n rivnlry among the clubs of ;
this city to see which can get the larg
est amount. During the fourth loan the
t'nlon Lengue raised $0,1)11 1, V.00. the
largest ninutiut raised by any club In
the Pnlted States.
Charles A . Potter, Jr. Is clmiriiuin of
the clubs committee In this city mid
.1. Cope Morion is chairman of the
I'nion League committee. David I,.
Andersou is the "man behind the gun"
who takes In the subscriptions.
BONW1T TELLER. &,CO.
3hec5peckt6hop0ffyinalionA
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
iottfell Jersey
vSPOKTS CLOTHES
These Sports Suits
and Wraps are not
able not only for
their fine tailoring
but also for the excel
lence of their fabric.
"Bontell" Jersey may
be had in heavy, med
ium or light weight;
and in plain colors or
heather mixtures.
SUITS, 29.50 to 45.00
Coats, Gapes & Jackets
19.50 to 37.50
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BON WIT TELLER &XO.
phe Speclaf6hopf Origination
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Announce for Wednesday
Unusual Opportunities in
Suits, Capes and Frocks
for Misses and Small Women
TAILORMADE SUITS
33.00
A collection of about one hundred and
fifty suits, all taken from regular stock
and specially priced for Wednesday, in
cludes serges, Poiret twills and velour
checks, in belted, blouse and box coat
models.
CAPES AND WRAPS
19.50 25.00 29.50
The smartest of new designs in capes and wrap coats, usually
selling for far higher prices and comprising coat front, dolman and
yoke style's; in serge, Poiret twill, covert gabardine, silvertone
and tricotine.
FROCKS FOR SPRING DAYS
22.50
A most exceptional assemblage of frocks includes models in taf
feta," serge and shepherd checks in straight line, belted, ruffled
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2,240,000 Cigarettes 8tolen
l?l lnn. Tv.. Anrll ''1.1CtU A..1M
Charged with stealing euough cigar
ettes to supply n smoke Tor every man
of the American expeditionary force nt
the time the armistice was signed, C.
Hi Gollner, W. W. Anderson, George
Grciislltt anil H. L, Ponnhiic were
placed on. trial in Federal Court yes
terday. The defendants tiro charged
with robhjng a shipment of cignrcttei
en votite from llcidsvilte, N. C.to San
1'iaiiciseo mid lo linve thhen it total
of -,'-10,000 cigarettes, valued nt $.30,
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