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WEGLEIN TO SPEAK
AT LEGION PARLEY
resident of Council to Mako
Address at presentation ot
French Memorial Certificates
BUSINESS
MEN GIVE AID
..i...i WKsfcln. nrrsldcnt of tho
n r Council, will deliver tho
KJdpil addrcm at tho prcsentnt on of
" tho French memorial cer
tificates to tho nexc-or-kln
of tho soldier dead nt
tho Grand Opera House,
Broad street nnd Mont
pomory avenne, next
Sunday, nt 2:30 p. m.
This announcement was
tab today by Tco Wclnrott, tho
KSxlcan Legion district chairman.
- inralrn nrozrnm has been nrj
..! with Dr. Olarenco P. Franklin,
Htf, nroddlne officer. Tho Po-
m Itand. under tho direction of Lltm-i
ta.nt Jo cph D. Kclcfer. will provide
rt. music. Tho Rt. Rev. Monslgnor
nVrald P. Coghlnn will offer tho invo
S. There will bo solos by Zip.
Srah noenbcrtf, soprano, and an ntj
Srtss by Dr. Krncst LnPlacc. Rabbi
flunuel Fredmac will read -flolections
fr'S tho Scriptures. Brigadier General
Nj. 0. sannnon. lonur S' . -
(Ktfstonel Division, American Expo -JSonary
Forces, will present; thb ccr
ffies. Benediction will bo by Itov.
Dr. George 0. Hortcr. x,
The Northwest Business Mop'S" As
ociation is co-operating with tho Amcr.
Icn Legion to mako this program a
access and in ordor that thero may be
i most improesivo ceremony In connec
tion with the presentation of tho French
memorial certificates to tho next-of-kin
in this district, which comprises the
TVenty-elchth, Twenty-ninth. Thirty
twnnd. Thirty-eighth nnd Forty-sev
enth wards.
Tho committee on arrangements con
'sists of the following: Leo Welnrott,
Post 259. chairman : Joseph B. Ilouse
tiorth, Jr., Post 1C3, vico chairman;
Charles S. Schafer, Post 417, secre
tary; Barrio W. Watklns, Post 250;
uliAael Saxo. Post 37: Jj. S. Pots-
damer. Post 183; Russell 0. Cooney,
ost 204 ; .Tosepn Tyroii. l'ost itts-i; W
im E. Raken. Post 310: Charles J.
O'Neil, Post 835; Gnyrnud Wilmoro,
Post 151 : .T. M. Ilamllton. Post 320 :
Thomas E. Fcaron, Jr., Post 821 ; Rus
sell 0. Bckol, Post 204; Francis J.
Towden, Post 183 ; Bertram K. Wolfe,
Post 183; Morton A. Netter, Post 183;
L. B. Kiss. Post 183 ; B. H. Silverman,
Post 183 j Stover L. Dctwilcr, Post 264 ;
S. A. DIckcon, Post 204 ; Fred. Ash
Bead, Jr., Post 204; Arthur F. Hnm
mond, Post 204 ; Daniel Rubin, Post 37 ;
George Bitch, Post 37; Benjamin M.
Colder. Post 37; Joseph Schambclnn,
Post 87 ; Elmer T. Williams, Post 183;
Irais Rupp, Post 183; Frederick R.
fireumachor, Post 1C3; Frederick
Schumacher, Post 153; Golden R.
Tongue, Post 310; John Doyle, Post
319: Philip Blanckansee, Post 810;
E.O. Cleary, Post 284; Frederick II.
Mitchell. Post 284; John B. Kelly,
Post 284; Thomas Rabbit, Post 284;
Hirry Knowlcs, Post 284; Michncl
fitzpatrick. Post 284 Joseph F. Walsh,
Post 284; William Jamison, Post 320;
Charles V. Stevens. Post 320; William
1'. Ehlcrs, Post-320; Robert V."-Frcy,
Post 320; William H. Jones, Post 153;
Frederick Greenwood, Post 153; S. Dix
Stiles, Post 153; Albert Bader, Post
BVENESTCF iPTJKtilC I2GrJRr--PHIi;A3)ELPHIA; WEDOT3SDAT, MABOH TO, 1920
153 ; Henry A. Monroe, Post 151 ; Jj. M.
Jacobs, Post 810 ; Harry 0. Tfoder, Post
310 ; George W. Guest, Post 810, nnd
tho officers and membcru of tho North
ucat Business Men's Association.
Dr. Herman J. Keyscr, commander
of tho Olncy Post, No. 388, has an
nounced that It is proposed by this post
to arrango a meeting for-tho prescntn-'
tion of tho French memorial certificates
to tho next of kin in tho Olncy district.
LIGHTS CIGAR IN WATER
Chemist Mystifies Audience Wltl
Tricks of Science
Dr. Ralph R. Foran, Instructor in
technical chemistry nt tho Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, lighted n cigar
by dipping ono end of it in n glass of
water lastnight.
Members of tho Philadelphia branch
of tho American Pharmaceutical Asso
ciation, meeting at vtho college, gasped
ns tho chemist beganjsmoking tho cigar.
Doctor Foran also turned wine into
water, dissolved a spoon in n cup of
tea nnd obtained "spirit messages' on
nppnrently blank pieces of pnpcr.f
FIREMEN IN HOSPITAL
Two Overcome by Gas In U. S. Mint
Fire In Serious Condition
As a result of tho explosion of a gas
meter, which caused a fire yesterday at
the United States Mint, Sixteenth and
Spring Garden streets, two firemen are
in mo naiincmann noapuui in u benous
condition.
They are Gcorgo Cottrcll and William
Williams, of Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 17. Both wero overcome by
gas when they entered tho basement of
tho building. They were rescued by
several other firemen.
I
The "Bond" Patent "Spiro"
Compression Coupling:
JON'T be bothered
with faulty Trans
mission that cats into
your profits.
Tito benefit of ti
quarter century experi
ence in manufacturing
and installing depend
able Transmission is
yours for the asking
Phone Us
Market 39-90 Main 51-15
CHARLES
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COMPANY
617-619 ARCH ST.
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George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Mourning Hats of
Correct Distinction
To create perfect mourning millinery is a task re
quiring a delicacy of judgment and a restrained taste
that are rare. For mourning, chapeau smartness must
be attained without the slightest flippancy, richness
must be achieved without ostentation. You will appre
ciate our exhibit of exclusive mourning models at most
reasonable pricings.
Annual Spring Silk Sale
m Co.mPrlsne Eoveral special offerings, in fashionablo dress
s UKs of dependable quality. These aro values in somo cases con
siderably below today's wholesale prices, and wo will bo unablo.
welter them again when these special offerings aro Bold.
Fine, lustrous quality, Black Satin Mcssaline; 35 -inch:
value, 3.00 a yard, at $1.85. '
All-Silk Crepo do Chine, in a full assortment of street nnd
evening shades; 40-inch; $3.50 value, at $2.50 n yard.
ocnChlfon Drcss Taffeta, in evening shades only; 36-inch:
S3.50 value, at $2.50 a yard.
i,.Jap!!n?0..PonSC0' natural color; 33 inches wide; $2.75
value, at $1.85 a yard.
vSa14oDolJ.chcS9C in Nftvy and Black; 30-inch; value $4.75 a
jura, at iJJ.ou.
S4 7'?itnIi1.Char?e in Navy B,ack and Brown; 40 inches wide;
si-io value, at $3.75 a yard.
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One -Day Outings ff
From Philadelphia
Seashore - - $1.25
ATI t..
fiYBaSS,SATvv ,v,,r Tax l0
. , EVERY SUNDAY
Inc uSgflBSafeJLSgg.fil,tfg,,fe 8ftd S0U,U tit- '" 7i8( A- -
New York
$2.50
Tin
". amorous OF ASIK1UOA War Tax tOc
. SUNDAY, MARCH 21at
Harrisburg & Lykcns $2.75
SUNDAY. MAPru iu
Mwl?J,it,S!? JhfV'i B!i,Trmlniit, 7K)0 A. !..
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Announcements
FOR THURSDAY
MARCH ELEVENTH
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Store Hours
PROM NINE TO
FIVE-THIRTY
See tile beautiful new Gowns, Suits,
Wraps, Waists, Millinery (Second Floor,
Market to Filbert Street).
The lovely Negligees and Lingerie
(Third Floor, West, Market to Filbert
Street).
Fabrics, Trimnungs, Dress Accessor
ies (All on the First Floor).
Boys' Medium-Weight Suits
in the Clothing Clearance
Along with tho hundreds of winter garments now being cleared
away at greatly reduced prices, we have included many Suits in the
serviceable medium weights that will prove ideal for wear well up.
into early summer. A few representative groups every Suit marked
many dollars less than the former- retail selling price:
Medium-tveight Cheviot Suits, 7 to 11 years $9,50
Corduroy Suits, with 2 pairs of trousers, 7 to 16 $12.75
Medium-weight Cheviot Suits, 7 to 15 years $17.75
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and other Suits $19.50
Suits from our very Finest Lines $21.50 and $25.50
Nearly 1000 Winter, Overcoats- also reduced
V-V Stravrbrldso & Clothier Second Floor. Filbert Street. Eat
Women's Sample Coats for Spring
Prices Average Almost One-third Less Than Regular
$20.00, $25.0Q, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $45.00, $50.00 and $60.00
The first of the spring sample lines from our wholesale factory to be released for retail disposal, after having
been shown to merchants of other cities as samples and very successful models they have proved to be ! About TWO
HUNDRED COATS in the collection -in a varied assortment of handsome styles, including the smartest Sports Coats,
as well as the longer Coats and the loose cape-like effects.
All the favored fabrics of the season are represented fancy mixed cloths in tweed weaves; solid-color tan
velours and polos; camel's-hair; jersey cloths; serge in blue and tan; and fine Bolivia cloths among the higher-priced
Coats. All in sample size, 36, but many who wear a size smaller or larger may be satisfactorily fitted.
?A V- Strawbrldie 4 Clothlor- Rccond Floor, I cntro
New Hand Bags
$5.75 to $67.50
Some women will prefer Silk
Hand Bags in smart shapes, but
distinctly conservative in stylo
and fabric. Others will like best
tho modeh with engraved or
jeweled metal top, perhaps a
carved top in shell effect or one
with a novel clasp in gay color.
To carry out the distinguishing
noto of a costume are Hand Bags
of new silks in glorious colorings,
some brocaded, some trimmed
with brocade, others embroidered
and beaded.
And whatever tho Bag, the lin
ing, tho trimming, all the little
details in finish and in fittings aro
exquisite.
All tho smart shades and styles
in this lovely collection of Silk
Hand Bags 45.75 to $67.50.
Strawbrldre & Clothier Aisle 8. Centre
Spring: Fashions in
Hats and Coats
For Little Tots
SILK COATS, with all the
dainty frills and furbelows that
aro so becoming to little girls of
2 to 5 years. Shades of old rose,
pink or blue, with collar of crepe
de chirio or net $30.0jf to $72.00.
FOR SMALL BOYS, smart Box
Coats, single- or double-breasted
and belted. Of shepherd's plaid,
dark blue or brown. Sizes 2 to
4 years $9.50 to $29.75.
' GIRLS' HATS, the daintiest of
fluffy hats and bonnets, of silk and
straw, with knots of flowers, lace
frills or piquant ribbon bows
$3.95 to $15.00.
STRAW HATS, these jaunty
tailored styles, for little boys and
girls. Brown, blue or black. Sizes
2 to 4 years $2.75 to $16.75.
Strawbrlilg & Clothier
Third Floor, West
Printed Silks
The New Designs for Spring
A beautiful spring showing tho most exquisite patterns and col
"M ever snow n fabrics and many are here exclusively in
Philadelphia. Those who are planning spring costumes will be glad
to know that wo have unrivaled assortments, and plentiful quantities of
the following:
Printed Florentine Silks, 32-inch $2.50 a yard
Printed Foulards, 36- and 40-inch $3.50 to $5.00 a yard
Exclusive Chippendale Prints, 40-inch $0.00 to $7.00 a yd.
Printed Pttssy Willow Taffetas $5.50 and $6.00 a yard
Printed Crepes Georgette $4.00 and $4.50 a yard
Printed Sivect Briar Silks $3.00 to $3.50 a yard
--Strawbrldge t. Clothier Aids 0, Centre
More Than 100 Seamless
Axminster Rugs, 9x12, $52.50
A clear saving of more than 25 per cent. available in this
special lot of Rugs. They aro perfect in every way choicest prod
ucts of S. Sanford & Son3 nnd Alex. Smith & Sons, two of Ameri
ca's foremost factories. There is a wide assortment of Chinese, Ori
ental and attractive allovcr patterns to choose from. Thero are
just 125 of these Rugs and they will go quickly at this price.
SV-y Strawbrldco & Clothier rourth Floor. West
Aprons, Befrilled
or Businesslike
Dress Aprons completely pro
tecting dainty frocks, -or used in
stead of a dress $1.25 to $3.25.
Aprons of gingham or percale
band style, 50c to 85c: bib
style, $1.00 to $2.00.
Tea Aprons, the daintiest, frilly
styles 38c to $2.25.
Maids' Aprons, many styles,
75c to $3.50; Collar-and-cuff Sets,
38c to $1.00; Caps, 8c to 50c.
Nurses' Aprons 85c to $1.50.
Black Satine Aprons 65c to
$2.25. Strawbrlde & Clothier
J Third Floor. Weat
Everything for the
Smart Coiffure
Hair dressed becominglv and
smartly is the rule of the well
groomed woman. Here are till
the aids a woman may need in
achieving tho coiffure best suited
to her individuality
Switches, Curls, Transforma
tions, Psyche Puffs.
Hair Goods, Special
Wavy Switches, 3-stem $4.25.
All-around Transformations
$3.95.
Manicuring, 50c
t.1 . r., Straw brlde t r lothler
Tlrst Floor. Ualcony. Filbert street
We Have Bought the Entire Stock of a Dealer
in Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing for Men
Chief Ij Worsted Spite, Now $38oS0 aurnd $4So50
STOcAT has closed out to us his ENTIRE
ROW at far below the regular prices. Te most importan feature of th ?,wlbeeady fr- cust,?mers TO-MOR-and
Young Men's WORSTED AND SERGE SUITlwhich v?hS marked fife Jh SFX' ? coIlection, of Me"'s
prices for equal grades the SAVING IS FROM ONE-THIBD TO ONE-HALF. Up" regular sprillff
THE OVERCOATS are in heavy and medium weights a limited ouantitv at nhmir nnp hnif .
based upon present cost of material and labor-?36.50, S39.50, S46 50 and $58 50 fc SeaSOn s vaIue' as
V """" -V Straw brldee & Clothier .. m ,...
No Modern Home Should
be Without Music
OF course you would like to have, good music in your
home, like any other up-to-date American. Then why
don't you? There are a multitude of good reasons why
you can and should. What reasons have you for being
without it? Chances are we can brush aside the obstacles
in very short order when we show you the
FRANCIS BACON PIANQS AND PLAYER-PIANOS
And when you have learned the easy method of pur
chase we have arranged, and seen the splendid instru
ments we have to offer, you will wonder why your family
has been denied this great happiness so long.
Upright Pianos $45t). 00 and $475.00
Player-Pianos $750.00 and $800.00
Soloelle Player-Pianos $850.00
Small Grand Pianos $850.00
Reproducing Pianos (electric) $1250.00
Gradual payments without additional charges of
any kind-can bo arranged if you so desire. Moreover
we will accept your old instrument as part payment. '
An attractive booklet describing the merits of tho LWI,,
Bacon sent on request. rnncis
?-VBtr.wbrld & ciolhl.iw.WMb Weor( Wfl,
Market St
Eighth
Filbert
STIWBRIDGE &
From London Men's
Foulard Neckties
t Welch, Margctson & Co., of
London, have sent us some very
line Foulard Neckties.
That the designs are English
is recognizable at a glance so
distinctive are they, nnd so dig
nified withal their btnortness.
Of course, men of taste will
want to see them curly.
Kour-in-hands aro $2.50.
Bat-wing Bows are $1.50.
BtrHwlrlilKi & Onthler
Alule I Market Street
500ljmbreiias
Special at $4
Covers of fine American tnffcta
(cotton), mounted on sturdy para
gon frames.
THE WOMEN'S styles-have
handles of plain or fancy carved
wood, somo with Bakelite top and
all with wrist cord.
THE MEN'S have handle's of
enameled wood in crook style.
Strawbrlrtcn 4 Clothier
All 7 Market Street
Men's Shirts, $3.50
Men who buy them nt this
?ornCtractnefltty a" &
,y T th? manufacturer's
pneo having increased -10 per
cent, since these were ordered.
I hey are of woven madras, in
Wean-cut stripe effects and the
making Is 0f "custom" quality.
Straw brlilee Clothier -I.ant
.store l.uttith Htrc-t
Bed Spreads
Snowy Spreads in weaves and
weights for uso all year round:
Crochet-weave, Marseilles de
signs, 80 x i0 inches $3.C0 and
$5.00.
Itipplotto Dimity Spreads, hem
med, 62 x 90, $3.00; 80 x 90, $3.50.
Satin-finish Marseilles, 80 x 90
inches $0.50 and $10.00.
Straw bridge k Clothier
AUle 11. Filbert Street
Market vSt.
Eighth St
Filbert St.
White Gloves
A new note of distinction in
Women's Vliite French Kid
Gloves, carrying out the color of
tho trimming on the new cos
tume, in tho fancy Pitching on
the backs. Many shades, includ
ing white-and-blue stitching or
white-and-gold. Two-clasp Gloves,
overseam-sewed $3.50
.Uer'fc
Pollyanna, ,$2.00
Mary Pickford Edition
Ono of tho most popular stories
in a new edition illustrated with
J2 photographs of tho motion pic
ture Production. A favorite Book
alike with children and grown-ups.
Anne of Green Gables, $2
Marv Mllno M:r.i .i.i!
i with 21 illustrations fmn, v,
moving picture.
CLOTHIER
Nocond rioor
HlriiKbrldKo L riothler
morn turret
Weal
S. & C. Bed Muslins
PILLOW HASPS r.n .,o,,
I. inches, 90c each. 'a
SHEETS, 81x90 inches, $2.-15;
Everybody Seems So Pleased
With the New Suits and -Dresses
Shown for Spring
Many Easter Costumes Already Selected
The new Suits and Dresses offer a great change, yet they aro
all so wearable and so becoming and our collection is marvelous. If
you have a particular model in mind, if you have made a noto of some
thing you think you would like, YOU WILL PROBABLY FIND IT
HERE.
A Wonderful Collection of
New Suits, $125.00 to $350.00
Suits of tricotinc and Poiret twill, the soft
failles, fantasi, and the silks of honey-comb
weave; embroidered in silk or in wool, and the
more tailored effects are trimmed with flat silk
braid. Notable are the Three-piece Costumes de
veloped in tricotine, Poiret twill, tricolette,
Paulettc, taffeta and mistral cloth. The jack
ets are fashioned on Eton and pony lines, with
blouses of duvotine in wonderful blues and
reds, or of novelty silks in Oriental colorings,
also some of figured chiffons. The sleeves are
short, tho neckline low and round, and one sees
a great deal of braiding and embroidery. The
model sketched, $125.00.
Htrawurldxe C C'othlrr Second I'loor. Centre
Superb Showing of
Evening Dresses,
from $100 to $425
Many copied or adapted
from Paris models.,Somc of
brocades and tulle, some of
gold laces, paillettes and
embroidery, some of net and
flowers, some nlmnst nntirr..
ly of lace, some seemingly puffs of silk or tulle
and the colorings are exquisite.
Afternoon Gowns, $80 to $300
New Lace Dresses with a combination of taf
feta; crepe Georgette and crepe meteor, in light'
and dark shades, many combined with elegant
filet. Bohemian, margot and Chantiliy laces. Ex
quisitely beaded and embroidered Crepe Georgette
Dresses, in judu, coral, orchid, over-seas blue, flesh
pink, white. 1iavy blue and black. Also soft taffetas,
showing the new silhouette achieved by puffs and
plaitings, and, in addition, some are elaborate with
vermicelli cording. The model sketched, $1C7.C0.
New Sports Frocks. $65.00 to $150.00
Of fantasi, ton-kin and mignonette especially
adapted for seashore wear.
VSiruwhridgt I i',otliier second I'loor Market Street
SHU
"Trr
"The Greenwich
Village Follies"
A brand-new Player
Plano Roll, including "I
Want a Daddy to Rock Me
to Sleep" and other tune
ful melodies from this
scintillating revue- Price
vl'UU- .,,, 4lirrt!.. n r0tt,or
rifih rioor Went
Dinner Sets
Of American Porcelain
AS Pieces $18 to $1
American potters have made
rapid strides in the production
of porcelain vare during the past
fpv years.
Now, you can choose from de
signs equally as artistic as those
of finest chinn while the variety
for selection, is even wider. '
roicclain Dinners aie is now
to be found in American homes
of highest refinement.
We have placed special prices
on several 98-piece Porcelain
Sets, that provide unusual econ
omy possibilities. The special
prices are $18.00 to $24.00.
Hok! Sets, a nested bowls
tl ;o
Colonial Gliisa Tumblers GOc
mid r ic (i dozen.
Mriwbrldce & Clothier Ha.dneni
Against Spring Showers
New Raincoats
AboC all they arc Raincoats,
the kind that women know will
protect from storm, but Rain
coats following fashion's dictates
in smart lines, the distinctive cut
of collar, sleeves and belt:
Of Rain-Proofed Cloth
Gray or tan covert mixtures
$30.00 to $38.50.
Of blue or tan gabardine, some
leather - trimmed $15.00 and
$50.00.
Of Rubberized Silk
Raincoats in .plain shades or
beautiful plaids $42.50.
Str.1-!.,!. ' , i ,er
Second nooe V Nx-rt Street
Straight-line
House Dresses
Special, $2.95
One model of blue chambray
with white poplin collar bound in
blue, and three-quarter-length
sleeves. The same style with de
fined wait-line $2.05
Qitccn-maZe Straight-line House
Drtsses of peicaie, in pink, blue,
lavender or green effects, with
white pique collar exceptional
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Presenting the Newest
Model in Nemo Corsets
Diafram-lieducina Flat-front Comet
thouetU?" is tho plaint of thousands
r women, who thoughtlessly have al
lowed flesh to accumulate over tho
diaphragm.
The Answer New Nemo Corset
Ztl V??' a.? Bkotche''- Just in tho
nick of time" comes this really mar-
wtill",iV1JunUon; A modo1 fn"hloned
with all the peifection-of detail char
acteristic of Nemo Corsets with
A Concealed Elastic Randlet
Which Flattens the Figure
Distributing Accumulated
Flesh Over Diaphragm
and Abdomen
Back stays, also, are arranged to
produce a fiat-back effect, so there aro
no creases at the top of the Corset.
rasliionnble lines and comfort, for
wearers of the NEMO DIAFRAM
REDUCINO FLAT-FRONT XJOIl-
RAM-RFhhriMc . UB u,, iounVon of tl10 correct
lArKr"5 Volume, whether tailored suit, street
ki -- . ."""' ureBs, uiicrnoon or eveninu- irnwn
i,u" mucl' !", bis 24 to 3G-$10.00. (U. S. tax GOc).
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