iffl ' 1!. KTEXIXG If- 1 M VVUIAC LEnQKB PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919 i" k m rV- ws. w n. Ic I tv i - K h 0 :r If Bf A I.' s! V Is lo V TJ.t fi" eg . J' mhs MM "i .i, ' ' ,- ! iYutli l& Killed, Hundreds Are Hurt, Including Several American Soldiers i . . U. S. OFFICERS ASSAILED Itj- tlip Atiocliitrd l'irs Paris. May -'. Two hundred nml fifty policemen were hurt nnd one ser geant wns stabbed In the bmk. be !ng. in a dangerous condition, during yesterdny's May l)av Usnrdeis, nccoid jng1 to an nnnounceinent mnde ! the prefecturp of p(ii e nt inldiiight. Apparently, only one person was killed n youth named I.orne. who. ne eordlug to leports not yet nutlieuti cated. was struck by seiernl levolier bullets. Thp ppron who liri'd the sho's t. -!., . . ...... ,..i ..... I.:. - aunt ! iiuir u ni urrt'.'M. nni ui" Mentlty lim not ppi (sit,blNh((L Amrlrnn nniimlniiri-o Ii.l Whri.Mit . . . ivork In. picking up tlip iioundeil, the Ampriinu lted Cross atlPiidnuts leing t'heered by the crowds. 1 The piefectiire of iiollrc m ilntnins hnf the policpnipu had no ball ciu' rldgps in their revolieis iindtliiit no nmmunltion was issued t Hie t loops, the" few- shots tirp.1 conspiiupiitl.i liming conie from the demonstnitois Caiuhj. Charges Aiiiriiuus rtne of thp inddeiits .,f the d.n .-curj-ed nt the Iiunlidps l.iidge wheic mi . ., A merlon n lieutenant u'mn'l mitt Iwn flinlm nffl.rtt.. s. ... .. .n l i.. .i ' .V """"- nrif -"H" P It'll lt III illilUPIl"" ' .. . ' " ,ii'W "'v tni, iinviniM'-u in i"iii mi' iiri fNAff ..i-. 4 . nhn Him' nM. 1...1 i .1... .:. ... f iiv7i t iuin-1 iiic .viiH'rirniis e'i n. parley the Aiiiei-ieans wen charged upon by some lumi1i.iiiipii and tn the melee some shots wpip tiled. During (he clash between the polipi nnd n rnt-j1 Tn ll .... .t.. t. ii...i.if,. In which twenty nelsons iip.p wonnded' n policemiui shouted to the mob "If you want to lir.ht. go to Vei sailjes and fight thp (iprimiu ' The mnli In.iL on tl,.. ..i, ..I1 ", .,. i.. s, s . v Versailles" and a diieVslon was .ie ' nteil whiili averted moie spi ions tight mp, rorpigners were pioiiuiuni among thop engaged in the dimonstra lions and the police declared Hint lii tually every other leader in the uowils was either IlilsHinn. Snnnisli or a mem. ber-'of some otlipr ntien mee Calm is He-established At S:r.O o'clock last night mini had been le-establishpd even wneie. ti,.. Jlepublican gunnr. Hip police foi.p nml infantry and calvary detachments, how- ever, xipre concentrated in their bar rncks nnd wpip statiouid near the 1'lnce de'1a llepiibliqup The most Important manifestation ,f thf'day, nceording to a MntPiuent is sued by thp poliee ilepaitmenl. o. curred between o and o'cloi I; in the. Boulevard de Magenta, whrie a ,.,.! .:.i . ..,wioo .. i .i crowd, estimated at JO.tlOO raised tl, barricades. AMien the tmops n.ter Vend shots were nrpil nt Hip uiinliy and pollpe. The neighborhood of the ta.steni Stntion was cleared about i..l(i and the mob gindually disperrd. Leou Jouhnux, neeictary of the l'eil eratlon of Labor, was slightly bnnsed wring n clash between !en deihonstuitois Important Changes ,. aana Train Service FFFEfTlVK MAY 4. 1910 To BUFFALO, Etc. Train leaving Itpadlnsr T-ni!nul t 00 P. M will lne ronTiulun at IvsTthlehem for I . It. Jl tiowitj Thro uk li HTecpfr urr!inrf nuffiu (I I" A. M l'npiit firm pt n'tlilMifm with Nfw Yorlc-Torunto hoc per arrWinir l, ron(o .!i A M Train now I'amt nradiitK 'IVrmma t 70 p Jf will le rnanKfl to lii at K30 P. M-. with tlnoush nUeper to Itocheater antl Huff a In f'onni (ton nt Ilethlfhem with New Vork-lthaLa lpr. To Detroit, Chicago, Etc. Trnln leavtrir Ueaclini' rurninal ht 6'lft A. M. ivltl hm. tltrou2h slp, r to (hlcvffo. Rriivinv Jletrott 1 .OH l M Grand Rapids 7.00 A. St. CblcuKo S'i'.-i IIK.IINO KAII.KOtD & I "" rAHMHMmH .s m ... IH 14 Advertising creates demand; de mand creates volume ; volume re duces operating costs and in creases profit. Advertising creates community respect, increases distribution, en thuses 'the selling organization and builds prestige. Buy,-it as one of the necessities of a going business it is the insur ance of your business future. A compact and efficient or ganization at your service. rl DIPPY AITKIN TWELFTH H LB CRT STREETS PHILADELPHIA mmmmmmmmmmmmm ,nnd the police, ulitlc l'nul 1'onwt. cli.v nucl pollicmen Mil tlir trow.1' A V pnTlCVftATTTF inllors unci tiinilne In Turnty clfjlitli SoclalM ilrpu!. wo. Injured mine -! ' ' rlr lilng imb.-r. At tl.1, J ' ULls Ull 1 lAa K,f h n , , U. but not a.,,Bn,,lr. j "J"' rn JXtuTlB nJ'ona'M.lUI "'''W 7000 SOLDIERS -. " "H n-or, nv,..f cm,,po. I Sterol Anirrit-nu vohll.-ri yr In rt ,i(,(lH .,.,,,, ,(l ;,,," ft !,' . The i-ntiol.m liniKPi1tlinrimvil.tn.liiB, In thp 1'lin'p ilp lu ( onconlc, l)Plns " , boiili-vm-iN nmt olir.ptl the oulris , 'Mr "to1"1 li,'k'' fr0,',v '""' '"'I'crxpil iWctllin of tlii'ir I'Urioslt.v. itnnhYith . hut the ivln.lnun f il,,. ii... C.liixli C.nniix Wltmt I'Siililnru'.lt. ' icjlrrdii.v iiis,ril ipiiptly nml wuihiiu Incident In Hip iiiovIikps nml the piirndt mid inrrtliigi vc lii'M in llii rlpiil ritlp nf Mntiidllpi. 1ioii. Hoiiph. i.hip. iimrr mid T.midii. i:vpijiipn lip ilpssiitiiiii or work uni on n "in if iiovor before until oiidicd. I'nris, mi Niiblliup in defi'iit, n nitiK iimiliniiin in iiiory. iiepnleil n sor ion fill pp!nrle t'liougliout Hip nflei noon. Women Conspicuous in Itioli AVoiiipii plimd n iiioiniiipiit pin I in Iip iio!. .Iidiii"tie with fnded lilies ol imp i alley in Hip inpeix u ineir nmii linking EiiruiPiii". ineir nut's uisuMiiu with utL'p. iiEiiin mid iigiiiu i lunged :it the poliip nml iniiilri, the Imisi mh n. willi sjibeis slashing and Milling iiiiiIp nnd fi mule nlike. Some Ihiili iieisinw ci c iiiiiiird enrli in the neiiinc liptneeii the I'lin e de l,.i llppiihliiiiip nud tin J'lnie Di' l.n liasiiii'. iiiipn hip ip Willi in an ii siilio.s , liniir.i.l i. ,.,., I .,1.1.1, 1,11,1 In, I, ,' ,, " ,"." ".. , down he news,,., p...-kiosk. I lie ...ops in tins dislint. Hip lifipeni h Iris , . t .1 spins, lPiiiaini'i iiassnp duimg the .....,. mm .. ..... ., .. 1 .. ... " both the opposing p.nties Pllltlcllllll tT.ilts iipip niiiil, In Hip lindis to iniade the 1'laip de hi Con- pokIp and ipjiIi I Iip .Iiiiiii1.pi- of depii i .i :..: i.. ,,,s "" .!", I,I,,M , ' , ,f was in these nttiiiipls tint the 1' II!'II-L1 ,1 1 11,11- I, Ml "' I, 1, 1.1, 111-". .1 Usual ties ' i ill I p.I .Soldleis ithdi.iiiii ..i .... i.... 1- ...I shouted at the Miiih'l.'iiie nnd in II 11.1. de hi Con. mi Ip u Hipi sing..1 tollllld the soldiels. ami Willi pill.' ilinwn fines the nifiiiitii willnliew nml allowed tin' inoh to leinh the I'm,,' d" lu Ciuiioiile .igniiist a w.ill of nitilis polneiiiiii .1 lid iletci iiiiind ininli.i Then shots mug oil. ne polii'i'in.ni nil. mnniiing. sgnh woiiii.IpiI, hut tiiinhlilig Willi fell! 'I hi' in all i ihiiigiil mid along the Itue Koiale II IIU'II 1 II i I i l I I.i i U lowiilll I H'- Hitur Hue i linn Ii line ami Hump :i man h I it i it mi n st.iL'L'Pl ( il. fell mill li'Nl.llliitl i I I 1...1 f ...I !,. M ..I.. ' ---rrs ... - - -- - . ... . . I I ...... ..I ... !.. I Hill HI IH ts. I ill i lldlllllllll.' cill iir'ii" -..-....... -. . ..- i . . i i i- t .. .i I'M iiutotK Ii IikI huiiim IiltftitiK I lie , .. ..i ii.. l. i . . ,i -itii-i- iiiiiii inr iiM- .-I hi'iiwit- in in-- Mnili'leiiieilmiili tncti .pi'im,il liUe nil imitation In i Inl ii hi I in- i" mi i mm in -"mi' "i lit' ji'iii 'B V"'" .'B P"ln miiiiii kno, ked down i unit. late. I wm iPteinu nt the sight of the poiiespouileiil. who lepioiid hnii iiitldh The tioln email, eniagi il lnssul. "niii .hilt ii..: ou will neier again Ainei mi's slioie iniliss ion init.il l nil I owl ll'1-IIII fail to Kiaili MiuNtiy rinding Hint Hip ntti'iiipts lo n,nh Hie rii.inibpi of Deputies and the Wat Minisin wpip tulile, speakeis Inggnl the noiid to tuin t Hit- I'laies de la Iti'iHililiiiUP nnd d la It.isnle The piou.I oh. singing the "MuispiI A, tin- I'liue ,!. la lippuhliipip. tin nn.st populous iiuniter in r.iris. all iu.i'W' to the sipiares wen- stioiigh (-'"''"b'd. cumin .hiiigtiigtppe.il i ".! .he ! J; ,, rilllli mltn ingenious lomigstcis uni"d off the water of Hip np.iiest In dinnt. leniing th" uselpss hose in thp hands of the bPwildeiPil tii-puipu In ltatile Sipiaip. wheip Hip loighpr cbMiieiit lud longipgiited. a pttilipd Lat " 1'"',,',,l "'"J'11 I"s''1 -'mnil mill ",;;" ,' '"' ,."i,,,l,'r ,,f 'be mob was a ill, I p.I headi'd woman who urged her ,-,.,,, , ,,,,.11 the s0ld.,s ,e iu . 1Ilfuutlj ga,,. in. but the ER IN S R fl IBI AS W LIS GUNS FootEaso to Bo Added to Equip ment of Hospital Corps f.t Port Wayne TJnder the abovo Leadiuf; tbo Detroit Vrte Pvtii, niuoujj other tbinRS says; 'Tho theory fa that soldieis whoso feet aio ia good condition can ivnlk further and faster than soldiers who liae coins and bunions iucased ia rnwhide." The I'httsburg Camp Jlanunl advises mpn in training to ehnUs l'oot Lase in tLeir shoos eaeli morning. 'Ihpre in ho foot coinforler equal to Allan's root-Ease, tho antiseptic, licaliu"; jiowder to bo shaLen into the shoes and tprhiUecl ia the foot-bath.forhot, tired, aching, perspiring, smarting, swollen, tender feet, corns, bunions, blisters or callouses. Whatwouldn'tyou give to be relieved of one days pain of your corns and bunions? Here is relief for ettrg diy. You won't realize) this Until yott liavetiied Allen's Toot Ease yourself. You simply forget all nbout jour feet they are made so comfortable. Ask your druggist to-ihy for a PicLage ot ALLEN'S r00T-EASE,Aclv. 1 E n 1 ' J j H i I1 r I t'lilliin. tlip liniidqiinrti-rs of tlip AiiiiTiran ppni-p iIpIpkhHoii, mid nil tin liulldinxi iii-nr the Plmc dp lu (.'onconlp nml nlmiK tlip lioulevnriN wimp uliw willi kliuM unifoiiiiM. IIpip mill iIipip I Iip irnnil would rthnnt, "Vivo les Anipiiciiliips !" The pcioiis who wpro ,nripti'd dur uig Hip ilWtinbniicpH will ,p tiipd bj i nml mm tint. l.nbor Is Iteseiitfut SoeiiilislM mid the IpiiiIimi of Inbui- iiiit.nit hip pxtirinely iiiiluiuiul mn psI,h1ih'i IncideiitH Till- (ipiKI'lll 1,11 IxsllPil liKitcst . IViIriat ion lini ,, , llin,ittc(. wjn iihm t t.iiilclit 1 , , ,,, ,,,. .., . , ilisi.lei what steps will be taken lis u .,:.;mi;;'.',:v',,sn:ull;i,:;ro.',,,,';!,,:., the Smiiilisi BK.uii .f the Cham'bpr of I i ii.ttti- ills., will meet. PIip I ml..! IiiiiIpx I in. in of the de hin Imi'iit of tlip Sp'iiip has issueil sin.ng piolpt ngiiliist tin- "UoIpiiI up . .. , ,i 11 :t.l I I.... """ '" '" ' ' """' ,lf h, Km.rn,.. ..gainsi ,, ,,if,.s. ,. ..,,1.1 ...., ,. . i,,., i,. ., llllll'll WIN' I. ',, I'l WIIM t V . . .. .. .,,,, . .IIIIPll out Willi t" sunn oldpr ns th. uioiiiing iiippiings lleiln'ing thai iniiiij woiupii weic ., ,,,,,,, , the liitiins, the nuiiiii lias de ,,.,,. , ii nipeliuE of the eeupiiil ioiiiimI f tin- i.igniii.ition tonight t" eiiiisiilel- Hie lllllllllic n win ii.n..i 1.1 liens of the din's cieiils. The ili-t til l.nili 111.' gPlH'lllllj de ... . ..i.i !..:-.. Ii... lioliil Itl l.iiui.i- ion. in. ii. ... -no.- u.r i in. il is p. .nil. 'U inn. mipii iin iiieuis as thp dill liu.iiglit f.ulli would Iiiiip s.iiiM.I limnl in . ompiii is.in nun iiiosp nf other ; Mm d.iis. but it is (onsideieil depph ipgHtlnl.li' tun I allpr so miu'l. I'l en. h blood hail been shi'd on thp In. I 1 1. Held any mole should Iiiiip been spillnl on Hip stteets f the mpital. Press Coiii'iiPiil inies 'Hip bliinip is iniioush nppoitinui d In the in ess iipcoiding to tiip politi.nl (lllllplPM.III of thp ncwsp.ipeis. Tluis. I l,ii inii.iil I'.llttii iiPi'iltli. ksltcll ilk tin i i . ii .ill i I until. l.n it all upon tin' labor pmpH'. . . wniie mi iirw p.i 1 1" " iifiniiHi'ii di Piemiei in.'in ean. mhIi as IUhiu- that tlieie would h.nc bepu no tn.ull it i. d.nionsi.ation had been peimitted m I'nns sin n as llni-i' iipiiI hi llu subuilis nnd in Hip pioiiiift"- ,, . ,, . ., . ""l"'.,V "!"'1 "',"'" "" ' I luiiinuite. . laii.ie tin' diiy w.is a "ntng- nilupiit ilPinoiistiatioii ol tlip powi'r and di-. ilililie of tlie blinding classes mul was iiiaried on'i In the brutalili of the fi i in ions poli. p. The ipsponsibility for the .lis,,,, Ins was in.iipl, ,Ip to piofo- .utioii In Hip poli.c. who wpip acting i.icipis i. on, i-,r,n,e, . lemencpau alone is ipspiinsiblp M Cnchiii He ln" Why Italy Defied America's Peace With rare foresight more than two years ago a German newspaper, the Bremen U'eser Zi'iiunij, named the Adriatic question as "the surest source of future discord within the ranks of the present Allies." Its prophecy was vindicated in startling fashion on April 23d, when -President Wilson gave to tlK world his reason for opposing Italy's claims to the Adriatic port of Fiu:neand Premier Orlando, protesting that the President's statement "ruins everything," quit the Peace Conference. , The leading article in THK LITERARY DIGEST this week makes clear all the points in thi latest development. It shows what Ttaly is striving for, who is opposing her and why; it explains the positions of Lloyd George, Clemenceau and President Wilson; it presents all shades of public opinion in the countries concerned. Other striking articles in this big. interesting number of the "Digest" are: ' ' The New Danger of a Russo-German Alliance What May Happen If the Associated Powers Fail to Deal Successfully With Russia Our Pledge to Aid France Korea's Struggle for Independence Plain Speech From Salvador One Uncrippled Industry in Belgium Learning to Do Without Eyes Explosion-Proof Gasoline Tanks Literature in Modern Italy War-Work of the Knights of Columbus Syrians in the United States Personal Glimpses of Men and Events Many Interesting Illustrations, Pathe, Famous Film Company, On :mil alter Max 4th, the famous Pathe IC.chant,e, lm with its ramilicatiniiN etending into nery section of thr world, will co-operate with THK LITERARY DIGKST to show "The Literan Digest Topics of the Lu" liltn in the many B. F. Keith audeille theatres and in the foremost motion-picture house-.. This feature has .ilreadj found its way into hundreds of representative theatres, and its. popularitj can best be judged by the fact that it has retained a prominent place in each week's pro- May 3d 'TIs a Mark of Distinction to Do a Reader of The Literary Digest FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (PublUheni of Storm Radical Rally ' New Yorl(. Mnv '. 'I'Iip i-liiunx of lie Mii.v I)ny pplpbrnllun in New York iiinio lost nlglil with n inns-inrptluK nt Olndlson Sipimp finiden. which ndopted ipioltillnnx mlvointliiK four Bencrn1,i1instli in Ihelr work nft'pr they bad 'Hikes, three of flie da.is' duinllou nnd been pelted with ii shower of bricks. 'but made no intimation i or n oekoiit. . . ., ,,,., . I 'During the war It was Headings lnrfi- n fourth of imlolmite length, unless, nDOCnVCC Unl mAV " mnnufiictory of n,Lnltlon. Other I'lioiiins .1. MomiPj and Wniieu K, ' btnLUM UBOCnVCO HUUIUHI jnr;0 ,lul,ts dosed for the purndr. in -liillinss i-p ipIpii.piI fiom prNon or , eluding the Itendlng Kiillwny shops, griintPil new tiinls lipfoip .lull -I. 'Business Universally Suspended as ptnplojing !t."(M) men. The iiippliiig was the only nf n doen lilaniipd icslenlni li!,.i "" "" "" --'... .n.ir: "'"' deinanded tlinl the Americmi Hag be displnjed ami the Star Spangled l.n in sung. Tr was not the fault nf III- seivin. men that thev did i.nl ,.,, ,, .i.., .......i.,., ins, ,,(,, '"'"."I' U' .lllllll lasi lllglll They ,tl l-l 1 1 II T 1 J Plllllic I , , , , ,' " ". j .in pon but OIPI-- An ui my of l.'SIS police, under . oin liuinil of Chief Inspector Dal . guinded all nppidji lies to thp garden, nnd tliev li.'ld at buy mote than 1(10(1 men i ; foi in iicinth H'ttiinpd fiom Kiniup. ' Silence ISed Speerlies Led In u S. ol. di -Canadian solihei-and a bugler who tepeatedli snunded the iiss.Miibly. the soldli'is and sailois hiirg pd the poiiic linps again nnd ugiiiii. but only to he l.p.iten hnck Itn.k of the oflieeis mi fool with night sticks held' leiiily wpip outposts of ununited mpn 'i'l,,,, wen. ip enforced pi-,,nt giniid. Ili ii sluing Th" lm'lt iaM ''tn in in lnuiifsht tiiiiin onlilii I s. ii nil Ltillnisi Inn i.i !. i .s ,,, il.m, l,siegcd doom of the gai ,!,.,, .,,( ,, ,,,, lf,.,H illsilln ,,B lpiK ,. i.Mmghl instant mIi-ihp. rn to i'mt linn gi. ."tings had been promised li Hip glial anil Iipp peopip ol (i. si.. anil to ic.ieeinc.i i .Piiiiany, to gelher with deiiianils for "lestoialion of fi pp snepi h. fiee pipss mid flee usspiu lil i . ii'iiudiatioii nnd ipihiiI of nil mpsis uips of oiiiiiessiou nnd lepi pssion, ip lensp i,J iuiliistii'il mid tioliticnl piis oiieis iniiiiidint tPiiniiiatioii of ilpnor talion of nlii'tis mid withdrawn! of Aineiiiiin Hoops fiom Kiissin " Sliouts fi urn Hip iiinfornipd iiipii at the limns to "mnke thp ItoKheviki sing the "St.ir Sp'ingled llamiPi-." etnphn sieil the si'piicp in the gaid.'ii A Imr- i i''d i oiileiei . p hi those linrgp of tlic meeting biought the .1 -i i-iili to cull off nil -pc . Iininkiug. rulhp Ite.il Senile Men u ,,, , i(. , fmntnl al(n( bnf imUtllrIn itll sm. (,kK ,,,, , pl,ltoon c mounted .,-,, sevei.'il hundred nntroliiipii ,u. foot caught a l.nge number of soldiers. Number on Sale Today rterarylMest , (In.- iou..lel i.Uippr. .hn-I..B the In- ,.lnn,, ()t ,ie Carpenter Steel fom nndlnii lender of tin1 crowd and mi ...... . . . Ainerienii -oldier. purs-upd tl.eni on l'J".v. wlio fallnl Ip repot I for work liorMbnek Into the mnlu pulrnnip of tlip .""" ".' -on m mu.-i .!....,. Ilotpt Lntlinin. wln-re Hip Amerlenn !"' ''' " ""ion nhor pnrnde Iipip. ,. fnllnl hi ii blow from n nlzlit Ktlik. f"1''"' tliemselieM IopKpiI out ivlipu tliey The Ciinndimi psniped tliroiiKh Hie ber room. I lie police uernnin more en I- IHIUl I" U 1 II III Tl llliril III" Workers Take Day Off itn.l!.. M,i. -lit. A ! I The flr..fM0;.,...lli..iti,itmri.,nfl.sl time the almost complete obicniiiice of the wnikers' bolidnj in Iterlln. Neail.i I ll menus f iiiiiunicntiim wete shut ,i o.i r... i. ,;.,. sl..w ml .,.!,...- units wei'p iIiispiI. the only exception being the small businesses uiuducted pilsonalli In the owupis mid their ' .,. - i -ii i . . Walks en ninsne wpip indulged in to the Miburbs In I Iip popuhi.c. TIVT your motor a VJJ" in the the cylinders ATLANTIC heat as high as 3000. Many oils just give up and break down. Away goes your motor on the road to the junk yard. But when you put Atlantic Motor Oils in! Listen to the way she purrs! Smooth, silent always in order. Because Atlantic Oils are selected Tor their heat-resistance. They stand the working heats oC your motor. Try Polarine or Atlantic Light. Medium or Heavy. ATLANTIC MOTOR OIL.S Keep Upkeep Down Uncle Sam as a "Mandatory" Ruler How to Keep Our Ships on the Ocean Germany Begging for Her Colonies Airplane Engines for Autos Coal and Oil Wedded in a Jew Fuel Brangwyn as a Poster Artist Why Tragedy No Longer Struts The Bishop of Oxford's Despair of the League Best of the Current Poetry News of Finance and Commerce Including Humorous Cartoons Co-operates, With "The Digest" i (,'rani for mail) months past. A running rire of laughter r.nd applause is created by the entertainment, which con sists of witty and satirical comments on men and events and "punch" paragraphs dealing with political, social and other foibles of the hour, selected Dy "The Digest" from the press of the wot Id. The Patfie organization will be the medium through which it will he shown gn the screen to millions of men and women who have not )et enjo)ed it. All News-dealers 10 The - i" . ' O the Famous NEW Standard JJictionarr), NEW YORK COMPANY LOCKS OUT 500 Steel Employes Suffer for Taking Unauthorized Holiday Itenillnir. I'n.. Mn " KIvp Imnilrpd reliirned to the nlnnt tills morniiiK The stfel lommin.v hud postpd notlips .- dpcllnliiK to close down for the paiaile, TO RELEASE PRISONERS France Will Free Germans If Ger many Sends Labor Paris. May 'J. TheJlerninn pris- .,. ,.i, l.nve been retained in l'ranre ' i under the armistice londltions will be i ..i n.l in ll.rm.nr liv till, tprms nf i .iu ,lcar(. tieaty. 'according to the Temps yesterday. In exchange, fiermnny ' w 111 pledge heivelf to i spiiiI .to I-rnnre ., Mecified number of skilled artisans ""'1 lnboreis. who will be emploved in t)ip lng,. nf ,0POU,t,-m.tion ju the de- institcd districts. LARINE chance. Down there the explosions generate a Cents B$jfjta Ideals BIG GERMANTOWN PARADE V Loan Campaign Will Be Marked by Week-End Thrills A parade will b" held tmiorrow nfter noon In Cicrmnnloiwi in the Interests of the Victory Liberty Loiin minpalgn. In the line of mnieh will be I'ontlnKenls of Boldlcis. sailors, marines. Civil nnd Spnutsli War veternns nnd n Inrce. rep rpscntatlon of (Jprniantown rltUenn, It will start nt .T o'clock nt (iermnutown avenue and Upsnl strept. south to Hey- imouf. west to ureen and norm to cr non I'nrk. - I I In the evening there will be r big j colcbialiou lu Vernon l'nrk und.-r tlie inusplPes of the (ierinnntonn loan com mittPP. . One of tho features will be tin I Ready for You With Silk-Lined Suits and New Straw Hats The William H. Wariamaker Store never had such fine new stocks of both hard and soft straw hats or finer stocks of new suits than you will find here tomorrow. Everybody in town knows that our silk-lined suits lead the field in val ues, in variety of pat terns, in beauty of trim mings and in number of Y fashions. $25 i $28 (Though their real values range from $30 to $40) These splendid suits are good for every pur pose. There are plain sack' stvles for business men, . double-breasted and sin-gle-breasted.s There are the new camouflage and three-in-one styles with new skirted models for vounjr men. Ample selection ready for Saturday's buyers. Tomorrow Straw Hat Day And our Hat Depart ment is on tip toe ready to give you instant and N satisfactory service. Hard straw hats in both split and sennit straws, $3, $3.50 and S4. High crowns arc the most popular this season and we have an almost unlimited supply of them on hand. s Soft straw hats panamas, leghorns and baliluks, $5, .$6, $7, $8 and $9. No particular shape in soft straw hats has been chosen as more stylish than another this t -. season, so we have all shapes, and a man's choice may be governed entirely by his preference. William H, Wanamaker 1217-19 Chestnut Street i mldresi by V S. Manlml Tliomas I). .McCnilhy, of the (outlicrn district of New York. There illl nlo be cxlillil lions of drillliiR by n body of marines nnd examples of the iiclliitieit of senixu- HlKht bnltallons nnd slRnal Oi-laUilticiiw. '1 beic me to be various olber stunts. I Hie celebration will start nt i iTO p. m. Cuticura Soap Ideal for the L Complexion i-. AxYO All irogithtii faop2S, OmlmtntSS M, TllenmSS Simpl. rach fr of "ClUcil. Ptpt. t.tti Wi'A X r-8M K. SM ( Aft . i n -I Vae. .VW-.J SW,. i, V ' Or a ,.,. t j Q " H, ' w t" fvV W-: ? l .gr 4 'A Mk j W BgiafiiiLi mm iiiipM jnpwn-4- '? h ' '
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