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Fjj Famous Collection Open to Pub
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The famous 'Wilsliuli olid tiou lio-
f, Inning toda. Mill URtifn 1 on c in
Memorial Hall iiitrr liming been out
ijtt public sight for uoiirlv u jrnr. Hun
dreds ot men. nml oiiirii. 'imminent in
rt nml Micfrty. .rtenlii tittenileil :i
jirivnte view given under the nuspiies
01 the rnlinmuni I nrk iiiiniissmners
nml the board of trustor nml norintc
mmmlttce of nnmni of tb'1 I'rtinvyha
tlJa Mtisfiun nml Silionl of ItnluMrinl
Art.
The uiiirnininiis opinion i'titeoil hi
these lowers of .ut nml experts wn Hint
Joseph E. Wnlriier with the :isit
nnccof Hamilton Hell who was ilirn -tor
of tho museum in 1 augilnn ni
iter's nbraiee "lin ilnne wonilfi
Tho pulims luing uuiiei Ml, Wiile
tier's supervision now i route a ntful
Impression Knrthrriiime the ' inn
I'Jiincs " us the I'remh at or "ptit
hoilers." bnie hew weeded our and for
the brfct time the paint tngs have In . n
grouped airoidins to hooN and pi
rlods).
AVlieioas llie :ieii)spherr of the mil
raim in former dn,s was dull ami iiinu
noleunilike. the lons nn are imglil
Tory light and ihoerful Tin, i fleet
lins been achieved li t" impi menu tits
17rst, tho putiiros me pint oil tig.iinsr
Imckgiounds painted in a brown and
icllow stipple of tin old sold tone Sri
oudly, what ii iirnnr hastermul
"architectural masks and impnsitlt
raps atop improbable pilasters ' hiiM
brcu removed to make phu for iniii-
dor that give unobstjm tod it.n
through tho gall-rie. Furthermore the
old-time ' gingerbrend frames liuvc
been discarded and substituted by fit-
tine, tasteful frames of quiet designs. 1
Tho (mining ot tho lollcclfcm was
colucidoiit with tbo jilin'inc ifli le
of the linest lolleclioti of itiitiiriie nips
nml other textiles from Asia Minor
crr seen in tills rilj CniilZncd to
one tenitorj. the show is uiiitiW' and
lomprehensho, Ini'liuliitg 1-0 examples
of liiK weining nnd 1-- pieces of an
ctent brocade nml embroider
PLANES CUT MAIL TIME
Chicago-Cleveland Service Reduces
Boston Route Schedule 16 Hours
Washington. Mav l.'i Inauguration
of air mail mr h e between Chicago and
('lowland Tlnirnlux will ndwince car
rier doliwtv of mail bearing air mail
stamps nt Cleveland and llioton 1 six
teen hours nnd at Albnnv. X Y , nnd
New Yoik it v and Spriiiglii Id, Mnss ,
lij si houis. A.ssistam I'ostmntor (Jen
enil I'raeger nnioume.
1 ndrr ariatigeinents made liv the de
pnitinoiil Mr I'rnegoi said, nir mail
from the iniillo anil tin est ii ho de ,
liveied in ( levejnnd and Iloston on
ifti-Piiooii dehw'rios instead of the fol- I
lowing moiiiitig as at iioent iimlei
nam sen no l Allnnx N V , Now '
ork ntv and Spnugtield ho evplnined,
this mini "ill ills. li the liiornnig instead
of the aftoinoon delien
Mr I'uiiger also explained that let
tei bisii mg air-mail 'tamps, if postid
in New oik in tune for a train leinins
th.it 'it! at "i-Iil p m, would naili
( lib ago in time for .! o i loi k afternoon
ilelhon In i an n r int(nd of the fol ,
lowfjig moiiung i.iuirr deliwii as I
wouV I"' Iho aso if sent through bi
tiaiu.
JAFFE HAD TOO MUCH CASH
Former Soviet Minister of Finance of
Bavaria Is Arrested
llerllit, May II (delayed.) A guest
who was arrested nt tho t'lni Hold
hero etcidny while tr.vlng to ncgotinto
I01K) mnrk (nominally $'J30) blllsi bear
ing llie iluiractcrisllcs of the uionej
which was temporarily put out of clr-
dilation In Dainria liecausoof the Hoviet
regime, was found to be Doctor Jaffe,
the Itnvarlnti Soviet minister of flunnic
recently displaced with the other min
isters by the lloffninun government.
A scaich of Doctor Jnffo's trunk re
vealed 470,000 murks (normally M17.
000) lu 1000-ninrk uotes. Tho former
minister Mtis taken to Munich for trial.
Jewelry Repairing
Wc maintain a wcll-cquippcd
icpair dcpaitmcnt and arc pre
pared to satisfactorily estimate
on all kinds of simple or com
plicated repairing.
Plating, mending, furnishing
and setting of stones, replacing
ot lost ai tides or lost parts and
icmodcling old jewelry. Our
icpair charges arc moderate and
we arc pleased to estimate in
advance.
S. Kind & Sons, urn chestnut st.
DIAMOND MLRCHAM& JEW LLL15S SlLVLn&MIlIIS
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POINTING
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Chestnut and 12th Sts.
The patience and consideration with which our
many patrons have awaited our being in a
position to hear and adjust their claims
have been greatly appreciated.
Offices have been established next door,
on the Eighth Floor of
1211 Chestnut St
BONWIT TELLER. GbCO
v CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
ANNOUNCE FOR WEDNESDAY
A MOST
EXTRAORDINARY
SALE
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of One Hundred and Fifty
Women's Capes and
Wrap Coats
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M, ,K: Keystone Hace 5CC arid Atlantic City ;Wi
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These Wraps Were Made to Sell for
$75 to ?95
In this unusual assemblage are a number of distinctive
models, created variously by Doucet, Cheruit and
Doeuillet, all of which have been specially marked for
Wednesday's selling. These capes and wrap-coats are
developed in tricotine, fine serge and Kashmir Bolivia
and are beautifully lined and finished.
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