V V r t I' ;A v i r;. Bl' ,1W ;. l V' J' f sv a -f' i V - U I' IX I ft 8 I i: I? iv v , :' PA !. f '. 6 .i ' B.'-1 ft t - tf'rt 2 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, &&RGH 12; 1920 BREAKWITHFRANCE U E SAYS PRIEST L'Abbo Ernost Dimnct Doclaros Tio3 Are P ' 'ig Farther Apa )aily PRESS RULES, HE STATES That the friendship now cxUtltiB be tween Amerlciynnrt France ennnot Inst was the ta(cmcnt tnntlo by IAbbe Ernest Dimnct, professor or English of College Stnnlln, Pari, in 11 lecture at Houston Hall, University of I'enn Hylvanin, yesterday afternoon Daily the ties which now connect the relations of his country ami the United State are bcinc pulled further and further apart, he said. That the American pros, iu its constant writlww upon this international relationship, is responsible was the opiuion of the French priest. "What is America?" asked the great French soldier. "Is it your President, your Congress, your universities, your people or your press? "We aro told that your iTcsuicni i not the representative of the spirit or the American people as c believed thnf. he was. Your Congress is not a uulfied spirit, and so you can cancel the sugges tions, and the press- and its poworrut voice remains nlonc. "America has given much to t rnnee. Tier great wealth, her trnn-nction in great figures, has interested them. T he great size of your country ha given them new Ideas of hope and strength. Your quick power of organization, your great army bases in our country have taught lcssonn.' "Today the French desire n new con stitution. They do not waut longer that constitution drawn by monarchists pro vidiug for a weak president and n strong Chamber of Deputies. The uur mum them cry for n lender. They taw how your President, with (.trength and wilt power, took hold of your organization and shaped Its rapid development. They called for it lender and .Toffrc and Foca responded. Victory enmo with their leadership. "Trtio it Is that your soldiers do not speak well of France, but remember they wcro not fortunate to see beautt fill France. The country in which they were was 'tcrriblv like Scotland fr rlbly like Scotland.' Your officers with more privileges, more money and more liberal education and knowledge of French urn thosp who are enthusiastic and say they will return to Paris andl nmlv iu our universities. "We have in France a large army. I wish it were larger. Wo cannot afford to trust as to the certainty that the Ccrmau danger Is over." Two Held as Thief Suspects Harry Butler, of Burns street, twenty, one years old, and Anthony Ncri, alias Tame Oriffo, of Newark. N. J., twenty-one yeurs old, were held in SS00 bail each by Magistrate O.swnld for a fur ther hearing. They were arrested by Special Policemen Hyle. Glnty and I.ncej. after, it is alleged, they had robbed a chewing gum machine and at tempted to steal an automobile near Iiro.nl and Thompson streets about '2 o'clock this morning. They lied at the approach of the policemen and sccral shots were fired before they were cap tared near Twelfth nnd Thompson. A E NGERS GLAD i War period, both pearanee, and as n resul ti comfort nnd on- lit thev wprn tin greeted in irienuiy terms COACHES RETURNED During the term of fniornt rnnirnt the Pennsylvania Hnllrond lost nearly iir. iinom ow oi inese nave wild experience 1200 been leturncd after a in the West. The Philadelphia and Iteading lino lost ,1,i0 cars aR the result of the vary ing moods of the rnllroad admlulstr'n. Up-to-Dato Cars, Long Missing . .c0(,l,1,rn;;,1il bul " fcw ot tl,csc '"" bccn Many of the freicht cars whirl, kneeustomrd to travel over local tracks are sum onning in tnc tmnsliluooit the coast of California. Transit Day Set for April 7 Transit Day will bo observed by the Trankford Hoard ot Trade Wednesday, April 7. Five-minute speakers will be sent into Industrial plants and resolu tions will be passed calling upon the proper oiucinis to remedy existing trnn sit conditions. On the same evening n rnass-mcctiuc will be held in the Frank ford Library, with Oeorge It. Schweit zer as the chairman and principal spcakjr. Undor Fodoral Control, Aro Back Again P. R. R. LOST 1200 CARRIERS There is joy among lornl travelers especially those who frequently go sea shoreward at the return ot the up-to-date pnssengcr conches to this city. Hundreds of these cars havo been wandering in nil parts of the country, during the war. When the railroads went under federal control many of the coaches In this vicinity were shifted to the South and Northwest. lv way of reciprocity n large number of the coaches ou southern lines were scut here. Many were of the image of Civil 1000 PLAN LENTEN CONFERENCE Y. W. C. A. Arranges Four-Day Program Dcglns Tonight A four-day Lenten conference has been arranged by the educational and religious department of the 1. v . C, A nnd will start tonight at Eighteenth and Arch streets. The subject for the first session will bo "The, Hlblc nnd Our Life Today," and Miss Anna D. IUce, national sec rotary for religious work, will be the Kpeaker, Tomorrow morning the (ses sion, beginning at 10:."0, will be held MORTGAGE INSURANCE K 11000 MOUTOAOE COST $10.35 VEtt MO. Mortise cleared In 15 years. Tor full information call HOrtTrjAOn INSURANCE MPT, Stokes Packard Haughton & Smith BTIt AND WALNUT STS. tnr linnr.1 nn,t pnmmtttpn mCmbCrS, nUll at 4 o'clock there will bo a reception. . Tornorrow xvening the conference will contlnuein the Kensington branch, with Mrs. Sherwood Kdrty as ine leaner. Mrs. VAiy will be the Speaker nt the Sunday afternoon conference also, "Tho Importance of Forum Discus sion" will be the topic for Monday eve- Heat your home ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS First Install ment Heating Plan in Phila. Steam. Vapor, Hot Watar Installed at onct. YoU pay to much monthly. call, writ or man HILL & DOUGHERTY GO. 228 Arch Streot MARKET 82B MAIN 1015 iliilill! nlng, the Jlnnl, session of. the conference, which will' be licld nt the "!" Women's Christian League. Miss Louise Urown will be the speaker. The confcrcnco has been arranged by Miss Ruth L. Parker, Mcretnrr of re llgiouM education for the x. W. l,. a. Plro Damages 8hlrtwalatt Fire In tho Queen Shirtwaist Co ut the fourth floor of 1227 Filbert li last night damaged tho Mori, 'i. Ti extent of $1500. Tho origin of ii'l blazo has not -been determined, 'l Our Exclusive Method of Cleaning Evening Gowns, Suits & Dresses 'ft not nn expense to you, for it adds to the life of yon clothes while enabling you to enjoy the satisfaction of alwayr b'clnc well dressed. No inlurious chemicals nor destructive processes ore used. Wc call nnd deliver. Men's clothes thor oughly cleaned. c ciucr to parvicumr i".-ut. Main Office and Works 1616-28 N. 2ht st. FOR QUICK SERVICE PHONE DEPT. L, POPLAR 7GG0 BABGS 111R Chftnnt fl. 8 W. Cor. B2d Marnom Bta. 5957 Orrmantoirn Arena r i Visit Our Silk and Muslin Underwear Department Second Floor PIANOS oMERIT G. W. Huver Co. Home of Service 1031-33 Chestnut St. Viclrolas Records New Easter Silk Lined Suits for Young Men Ready H iui oaiuiuav Corsets All Popular Make Tl la nlwayii advlsabln hnforn Vinv, Ins ft new suit or dress to huvo on a .prri.-vt lining corsoi, uur expert rorsctlero will help you In selecting the rlRlit model. 1.50 to 7-50 m:cond rr.oou aa jf Personal Charges Wm , 0W f A Invited K A 923-25-27 Market St. Womcn'sThread Silk $ "J .00 Hosiery -- A splendid quality silk and a most exceptional value at one price. Scml. fashioned In liluck ami two tunc nov elty effects. BTIIUUT 1'I.OOJt That Buy Anything from tht leidlnc atorca of Vhlla., WU- mlniton, Camdrn and Attantlo Cltr EasyTerms FRAMBES & CLARK 1112 Cheitnut St., PhiU. (49 aaarontre Tr. Tildr.. Atlantis City SO tl. Third St., Camden STORE ORDERS The DEET during & after INFLUENZA AqK tF1 lB. lv'WV'F w IP Rich Millc Si Matted Grain Extract Nutritious Digestible Instantly prepared no cooklnff Used successfully over century Ask for HoriicK s Thus Avoiding Imitations Comfort PHYSICAL coinfort with out mental comfort is no comfort at all. When your motor cjrk equipped with Shtltsn Loom Automobile Upholstery Fab ric, you not only derive the utmost comfort from their luxurious richness, but you are it ease in laiovnng that they ire as enduring as they are beautiful. A variety of tasteful patterns and attractive colorings. TUB SEAL OF DISTINCTION Sidney Blumrmthal tf Co. Inc. 395 Fourth Avenue, New York 38.50 Fashion's newest Creations for Spring, built of specially selected All -Wool fabrics in lightest wool ens and flannels every suit unquestionably worth $.45 or $50, according to present market standards. THAT is the substance of the rrrpnr- o-nnH npws whirll wf are able to publish for the young men of Philadelphia who intend to buy their new Spring suits tomorrow. Nor have we neglected the business man who wants a con servative suit. They are here at this same figure of $38.50, and all of them are mighty fine. The William H. Wana maker Store has become cele brated among the younger gen eration for its superb, silk-lined suits, for its style in fashionable clothing, for its All-Wool qual ity in clothes and for its fine hand - tailored, ready-to-wear clothing. When you can select from one thousand new Easter Suits as the first offering of Spring at- cMb "T i,i,ii7r """y ' The Greatest Value-Giving Sale Tomorrow of the Season's Smartest Easter Suits & Dresses At These Most Extraordinary Low Prices .75 1 &3 J ' jCJ m m-i 9 a &JP Wc arc proud of the wonderful collection of new styles we have at these popu lar prices. They are Fashion's most approved modes and their silhouettes and style conceptions will meet the most critical demands. , . . of fine HcrRCS, jcrHcy.s, velours, i -pv Headed Gcoi-Kottpsuro btill kjXlltS llovcJty checks and peachbloom JLX"eSS6S '" f,,vor an(l tllclu al- in the now short Eton nnd flare. .. ?T , ,P , many , charminK concep- coat efTccU. Tr.rr a many and vancd. ! i'TtM KWSS Sabbat with buttonb and braids very effectively used. plenty of the wanted navy blues and black. JM LIGHT THIKD FLOOR Men's & Young Men's Spring SUITS v i In a Big Special Sale 2Q.75 Each Suit Is Greatly Below Regular Price 125 brand - new just - arrived spring huits ready for wonderful sellintr tomorrow. 125 men are in for e;rcat values, for there is a splendid saving on each one at our special price $20.70. All the latest form-fitting and :onservative styles., including belted and half-bcltcd models. Fine flannels, homespuns, chev iots and worsteds in all the newest blues, grays, browns and greens. Our Finest New SUITS Are Priced at 37.5049.75 They an- hand tailored throughout and a surprise for the man who wants the best in clothing. SrPI 1 " 1 ... . DM iiWh - - I $38.50 Women's Spring Shoes & Oxfords "7.98 Featured Special II Bffl RL ' IK Sk DJ ut I f 737tv ' Hi tl 1 v oiilS -i I I lilrftSTfcJ RJPI Til ! III Llil IWkfiJf IW - 1 n f .mmhh mi 1 i ui uavu vuui U TS&W- cf guaranteed by the William H. Wanamaker Store to be worth $45 or $50, it means that every sign post of clothing value in Philadelphia tomorrow points straight to 1217-1219 Chestnut Street. hours of discomfort esinol is what you want for your skin trou ble neslnol to uton tho itching and burning Resinol to heal the trouble. Scratching makes it worse, besides being embarrassing and dangerous, but tho smooth gentle ingredients of JIESINOL OINTMENT often over come tho troublo promptly, oven if It id severo nnd long-estaoHbhcd. Bath ing tho affected part first with RES- INOL SOAP, hastens the beneficial results. Itesinol 'thnianiitt. MUjm products at all NOTE:Therc is sti11 20(1 selection - from our special offer of light weight Spring Overcoats of $35 and $40 qualities at $26.00 William EL Wanamaker 1217-19 Chestnut Street, Women's New EASTER COATS Specially Priced i.75IQ.75 am m Tho new sports effects as well as tho more dressy models. Dozens and doz ens of style, in camel's-hair, polo cloth, jer-cys,, heather mixtures, pcaeh bloom and tricotine. Swagger nnd net in alcevci and taped collar effects. TIIIKIl FI.OOK 1Q Women's Imported Kid 9 ( Gloves iJJ P. K. or overseam atylcs in black, white or tan shades. All sizes. Veilings 25c to 98c yd. A coinplMn lino of nil wuntcd meshes anil patterns hTin:i;T fi.ook (A New hpiing eomhiiintions of brown kid nnd coloied tops, all-brown kid and pat ent leather with gray kid. nlso oxfoids in new gunmntnl calf and tan hliades. Full coveted Louis heels and military heels. All sizes. Men's .$8 to $10 Shoes .95 Mow Kncllnli to. lantH In tan nnil blacli vo a fev oxfoitlR Tin hi .crn a tpt elal pureliajn1 ml tho lot Ih r.itlier llmltrd Men's Silk Broadcloth & Crepe Shirts Slw Tin silk alone in these shirts is fully worth our special price. They are the richest we havo ever seen in their broad and neat satin stripe effects. All sizes. Men's Silk Half Hose stiii.i:' ri.oon Thread silks in black. Regular 1 quality... 75c I Men's Neckwear In new Spring pat- OEjr I terna and colorings. JJ I Special. New Spring; Styles in Girls' Coats Are Featured at 10-98-16-75 .spnrtH coats likn the crown-iip.s will mar ami more tiillornl utiles Velours, polo cloths. noclty checU) ami mix tlirt'b Klze.s to 14 yearn. Mit'OMI ll.OOIt Boys' All-Wool 2 Pair f f Pants 1 .75 i auits "- -" is Tliese suits are of finest quality worsteds and having two pairs of pants practically means two suits. They arc most wonderful values at our special price. Sizes to 17 years. m:co.m ri.oon "J" 7 iW rzrh rfn M OUR lAMAIN EASEMENT Complete ShowiiiB Tomorrow Women's Easter Suits, Coats & Dresses at Prices That Assure You of Great Values 15 -19-75 - 24-98 - '29-75 ):, , j li j in A Wonderful Display of New Skirts 5.98 iTT-t One has but to see the wonderful collection of styles at thesu Jow prices to reallzo that they have been mistaken to think it would take a lot of money to dress up for Easter bvery new stylo thought of tho now season Ja expressed in this complete showing. Iiome of Stufy and Economy Up to 29.75 Box-plaited, accordion and shirred models in largo variety of novelty effects. Serges, silks. velours and poplins all trlmmco with buttons and pockets. htiu;et ruiun &H ' ', . '.f-nv krkV ?,. . ' . mtJiZlWlft iLiLUumivl Mik. a . .... ' . ,-iJB
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