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EXPECT UES THAN 10 YEARS
llv o Staff Correipoodeni
v-.. Vnrl. Mnrch 1J. Orovcr Clcvc-
Iin'd l?crRloll. mllllotinlrc nrmy tlcstcrt-
(r, will (alvo the punisiimour. mc nrmy
'n,,.iiiiw ilrrrrc and nerve IiIh sen
tence ultliout u whimper If. ns rumored,
he had been found guilty by court-mnr-
' "linrrv AVcInberjtcr, chief counsel for
Mtion that the Jlcrgdoll money bogs
would be tnppcu wuiiuui num. iu iruc
the draft dodger, no matter whfit the
r "The court-martial found him guilty,
I understand," Weinberger Bald. "The
method followed in iiiiiik me report oi
hii coiirt-mnrtfal shows that wo will
i -j.1 tttilABu Hiii unfitfitinn fmnnunrl
nsiumcs the form of persecution. Any
reatonnuic kuuu-uvu iu uv nmni ujr
1.11 tliAtif n tirliiitinn. mw1 t,l,l.
...i ..n.Anl tr (in 'ivii finiirfu rf in
higher military authorities than thoie
who tried linn on ttovcrnora isianu.
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out to llergdoll In out of nil proportion
to ws lu'i,- win "Km ma ciiho 10
ihe highest tribunal."
obtain the ncqulttal of Borcdoll. Ilia
Our Exclusive Method
Evening Gowns, Suits
is not an expense to you, for it adds to the life of your
clothes while enabling you to enjoy the satisfaction of always
being well dressed. No injurious chemicals nor destructive
processes are used. Wc call and deliver. Men's clothes thor
oughly cleaned. Wc cater to particulur people.
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rubber stump defense" based on tho
fact thnt thn nlaeker'8 induction notlco
wan stamped instead of signed by tho
adjutant gcnorul threatened to work
havoc with the piosecution for a time.
D. Claronco Olbboncy, who nlong
with Captain Bruce It. Campbell, mili
tary counsel, shouldered the defense,
visited Beredoll yesterday. Up win nc.
companled by former Magistrate .Tamos
13. Itomig. Olbboncy nlso said the dc
fenso is resting nt present. The possi
bility of nn appeal to tho United Htatcs
Supremo Court for n writ of hnbens
corpus to snatch llergdoll from the mili
tary authorities and reopen the case
In tho civil courts Is not being con
sidered pending the announcement of
the verdict, he said.
The gcuernl supposition is that Berg
doll will get off with less than ten
, ears' imprisonment, possibly only one
or two.
Mcutennnt Colonel Cbnrlcs C. Cres
son. who directed the prosecution, snld
that he had no thought of getting the
thirty-year term he had asked. "The
prosecution always asks for more than
It really needs nnd always gets less
than It expects," ho said. Bcrgdoll Is
working with other prisoners nt the
island. Ills chances of staying in the
comparative proximity to his home that
ho Is enjoying now, thus allowing of
frequent visits from his mother,
depend upon the length of this sentence.
If less thnh n year, tho draft dodger
will remain nt Governors Islnnd nnd
keep his quarters in Castle William,
the prison. If more, lie probably will
bo shipped to Atlanta or some othdr
federal prison.
Five Die as Home Burns
Montreal, Mrirch 10. (By A. P.)
Fhc lives were lost here todnv in n
fire which destroyed the borne of Phlllpp
Larivlere. The victims were his wire,
three little children, nnd his wife's
brother-in-law. They were nil asleep
on tho upper floor. Larlvlcre grabbed
one child, but lost his hold, on it as he
lumped from a second-story window.
The infant fell back into tho blazing
of Cleaning
and Dresses
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Coats
Extraordinary indeed for the equal
of these Sprint; garmerits would rcg-
ularly bring $35.00. And, remember z:
you can buy them at this special
price and on our most convenient- j
terms of $1.00 a week. 2
Girls' White Dresses i
tor confir- $ J QO up
mationand t'"
dress wear.
Elaborately trimmed
laces and cm- fc'
broideries. All sizes.
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EVENING PUBLIC
RIFT IN CHAPLIN LUT
Film 8tar Takes Word of Wife's
Threat Philosophically
Los Angeles, March 10. "Oh, well,
such is llfo In tho great; West," said
Charllo Chaplin, when, told that Mrs.
Charlie, known to patrons of the screen
ns Mildred Harris, was about to start
n suit for dlvorco,
The famous film comedian will file
a counter-suit in the event action is
tnken by his wife, say friends of the
family.
The only direct statement of Mrs.
Chaplin was:
"I have not seen Mrr Chaplin in two
weeks and ho has not been llvlnk with
mc for several months. I amt forced to
coucludo that he docs not want to live
with mc."
, THREE KILLED BY STORM
Blizzard of Sand and Snow Cripples
Northwest
Chicago, March 10. (By A. P.)
Terrific sand -and dust storm continued
today in tho Southwest, with conditions
changing to a blizzard on tho North
west. Three persons were killed in
northeastern Colorado. Only iu tho
eastern Kocky inountniu region, which
suffered heavily yesterday from n wind
which blew from forty-seven to ono
hundred miles an hour, was a return
to nearly normal conditions reported.
In tho Southwest, principally Kan
tas, much damage was reported to iicw
ly planted wheat.
01111. uuu Biiuw nuiu mivuii uj it ill- I
rioiw wind in Iowa, South Dakota, Mill- I
IK33 Cfaeatnot Street
1210 Market Street
1511 Cnestnnt Street
DROAD AND
MARCH FEATURES
THEATRICAL
COLD CREAM
Those engaged in the theatrical profession ro
copnlto merit without necessarily paying fancy
prtcei. That is why so many use Rezall Theatri
cal Cold Cream. Full 75o pound tin re- -duced
this month to 0jC
200,000 Pounds
JORDAN ALMONDS
This enormous quantity fresh from the factory ii
placed on sale in our stores during March, and
incidentally, this vast production makes iA
possible the reduced price of
A Sale of
STERNO HEAT
A modern convenience in national demand. Gen
erally sold at the uniformly maintained price of
$1.30 per dozen. Until March 27th AQ
only --- Per dozen y(j
Special Sale
ICECREAM
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Ve could think of no better method
to advertise our Bxta Department than
by inducing thousands of our cuitom
ers to take home and try one of the
principal product! we use at our Soda
Fountain ICE CHEAM.
Thli 1 tha third monthly sale. The
precedlnc onee having- been so success
ful, we hare decided to establish It ns
a permanent monthly feature
. PINT BRICKS
Onr re. price SSr. 9Jw'
Sale rrlce . . "-
QUART BRICKS
Onr re, prloe 70c. Rflr
Sain Frif UUU
Take Home Brick Today
Chocolate Covered
COCOANUT
PATTIES
lui&Kine a luscious, snow white, d
llclous-tlavored cream full of shredded
cocoanut and cotered with a heaty
coatlns of chocolate. Ours will coni
up to your ixpeciauona A spe
59c
iim eaie on inn "ion in si
BABY'S BATH
Treclse care U of the
utmost Importance In the
up.brlnslne of tha ball)
HabVs bath should be of
uniform tempe-ature We
hae reduced tbe price
of our Boylston Ther
rnometer, rrjrulnr lirli e
.10 pnt, to Ihe siirclul
price of
19c
Other Baby Needs
Corona Pure Spanish' Csttlle
Soap t .15
Washcloth 10 lo ,9
Jayncs' Borated and Carbolsttd
Talcum Powder JO to .60
Johnson and Johnson's Baby
Talcum , Jlor .JS
Jontssl Talcum .. OS
SternoMIlk Warmers 3.00
Folding Oath Tub , ...12.00
Kantleek Pure Qum Nlppiss.. . J for. 25
Cream Dippers........ JSlo.60
Baby Scsfes with Basket. ..1.00 to 5J0
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LEDGER-PHIJJADELPHIA,, FRIDAY,
nesoU and Wisconsin, thosp states re
porting a storm equalling in intensity
nny of tho winter. Considerable sleet
fell In Iowa, wlillo farmer norm wet
snows provnllcd, tho wind piling it InM
huge drifts. .... , . ,
In Denver yesterday tho wind wreck
ed n number of automobiles.
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Philip Morris
BOND STREET
Cork Tips
Li
OY5PECIAL APPOINTMENT
Safe m 'Drug Stores
Formerly Riker-Hegemau
fiermimUmii A Chrltep Atm.
Gernuuttonn, Krle nnd Drond St.
200 Mnrket Street
StTUJCE STS. OfJH XHWBST STOnn
reriD.y
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ics jl. Aspirin la no secret m
Every Item
Saves You Money
.40 Fletcher's Castoria. .$ .29
1.30 Plnkham's Compound. . .80
1.50 Scott's Emulsion 1.10
1.00 Horlick's Malted Milk . .70
I 00 Father John's Medicine .90
25 Carter's Little Liver Pills .14
60 Musterole 50
150 Fellow's Syrup 1.10
I 10 Nuiated Iron 79
60 Bromo Seltzer 40
,60 California Syrup of Figs .45
I 00 Danderlne 70
.60 Resinol Ointment 45
60 Sal Hepntlca 40
8 FOOD SPECIALS
Breakfast Coffee
In ono pound double parchment lined
bags. A vary satisfying mild, fragrant
bland thoroughly toasted and ground.
Regular price 55c.
'The moat economical way to buy these high grade pantry
needs because you get 2 packages for the (trie? of 1 plus
1 cent excepting coffee.
Opeha Tea
Your choice of India Ceylon, Formosa Week-ends
Oolong, English Breakfast or mixed In ri
half-pound cartons. Regular price 55c. " uOC
is
rCANUT BUTTER
Bvery day price 45c,
10o.jar. Wsek.snds
2.r46c
BREAKFAST COCOA
Every day price, half
lb. tin 39c.
CHOCOLATE PUD
Every dayprice 19c,
Week-ends 2.r2UC
POUOCREO COGS
2 teaspoonfuls of pow
dered eggs possets all
the essential proper
ties, of one esg. The
equivalent of 12eggt or
&V"2pi..46c
Week, f bslllb
tads id lias
40c
Real Drug Stores
There arc seven distinctly separate de
partments in every Liggett Drug Store.
Experienced salespeople devote practically
their undivided attention to their par
ticular work. '
Excepting in rare emergencies our regis
tered pharmacists do nothing but com
pound prescriptions and sell medicines.
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BRYAN SIXTY TODAY
Now Yorli, March 10. (By A. P.)
William Jennings Brynu celebrated his
nlxtlcth birthday in New York today.
Ho arrived here this morning from
Washington to speak at a banquet to be
given in his honor by friends at tho
Aldlne Club tonight.
for
CIGARETTES
Plain Ends
TO THCIATC KINO COWARD VII
H30 Mnrkrt Street
14 Snath R2d Street
Front nnd York Street
3VOV OrKN
The process for making pura
Aspirin la no secret
Trademark rights having ex
pired anyona( may use the
name "Aspirin."
There is no better Aspirin
than U. D. Co. Our regular
eat price 69c per 100. Reduced
Jfor March, only to
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1 25 Cuticura Soap. ,.... .20
JO Kolynos Tooth Paste... .21
25 Woodbury's Soap 20
50 Pepsodent Tooth Paste. .39
30 Mennen's Talcum Powder .25
30 Lyon's Tooth Powder. . . .19
50 Java Face Powder 39
50 Pebeco Tooth Pasta 37
75 La Blache- Face Powder .53
50 Hinds' Almond Cream.. .39
50 D. & R. Cold Cream 30
I 00 Llsterina 73
50 Mulsified Cocoanut Oil.. .39
50 Mennen's Shaving Cream .45
Week-ends
2 fir 82c
MAYONNAISE
DRESSING
Every day price 38c
Wstk.ends 2sr39C
CAKE CHOCOLATE
A naturalbltterchoco
late In Vi half pound
cakes for baking, cook
Ing and preparing cho
colate at home. livery
day price 33c.
end's ' 2 f.r 30C
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MARCH 19, 1920
A Man Tells
Me How He
Fooled
Himself
He said, "I was flat on
niy back in bed in a room
overlooking the ocean,
looking out of a clear
glasa window twenty feet
from where I lay, when I
saw what seemed to be a
small rowboat with a man
in it, a mile and a half
from' the shore, being
tossed up and down on the
high waves."
He said he watched it
for two hours expecting
every minute to sec it
swallowed up and lost.
What was his surprise the
next day to find, while
sitting close to the
window, that his sight had
deceived him and that
what he had taken for a
boat in the distance was a
black speck of waste or
color that had fastened
itself on the glass there
it was, just over his nose.
And as the waves danced
up and down they seemed
lo move the black spot up
and down.
How easy it is to be
misled by. our eyes, ears or
memory, and get astray
wjthout knowing it for a
time! such a very little
thing puts us into making
a mistake.
Qtf&mmiwfc-
Signed
March 10, J9S0.
CameVs Hair
Coats
First Time in These
Colors
In pule silver, chow (u rich
reddish brown), deer, carrot
and, of course, the natural
tun shade. The material is
the puro camel's hair and it
is much softer and finer than
tho domestic variety.
Some of tho new features
found in these coats are the
double throw tie with fringe
on the ends. Another coat
lias a deep facinp down the
front of brushed wool in
checker-board pattern. There
are practically all lengths,
from the finger tip to the
almobt full length, and the
prices run from $115 to $MG.
(l'lrat Floor, CentrHl)
Chestnut Brown
Buckskin Shoes
Shoes of the now "inbtep tic"
sort, with beautiful curves,
brown ribbon bows and 2-inch
Louis heels. Price $21 in the
Excliibive Little Boot Shop.
(first Floor, Murket)
Paris Has Some
New Ideas as
to Parasols
One is of royal blue chif
fon, embroidered in tinsel
thread and bright colors,
lined with white chiffon and
rather frilly as to finish on
the inside, and llnibhcd with
Mitin bows of blue on the out
side. There is a long handle,
thickly beaded in a charming
color combination.
The other parasol is of gold
color, in much the same
shape, and this, too, hUB a
handle much beaded.
Each is $75.
(Main Fluor, Market)
TTUNDREDS of the
xx prettiest Easter
caps atid bonnets and
hats for the youngsters
till one corner of the
Children's Store and
make it easy for the
mothers of youngsters
up to six years old lo
find something just
right for their little
folk.
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Wanamaker9 s
Mew $10
Millinery
Plenty of hats in small. and
medium sizes the most
fetching little affairs of dark
braids, perhaps massed with
flowers on the brim, perhaps
finished with just a cluster
of bright fruit, perhaps fin
ished with a saucy bow or a
dashing wing.
Plenty of hats to go with
new suits hats in the new
bluo shades, hats of rich,
lovely browns, black hats,
too, with colorful trimming.
A few fine hair hats with
malinc veiled flowers, some
gay-hued hats of the fashion
able Batavia cloth, and hats
of shining braids they arc
all here.
(Bccond Floor, Chestnut)
Striking- Novelties
Among- the
Newest Silks
Sports silks, for example, in
tho most brilliant hcarlet or
tangerine yellow, cither in very
large stripes or plaids. Vivid,
of course, but not more so than
the new sports suits or skirts
call for. 40 inches wide, $7.50,
a yard:
Another new arrival is navy
blue taffeta radium, 40 inches
wide and $5.50 a yard.
New printed Georgette crepes
in exquisite colors and designs,
$4, $5 and $5.50 a yard.
Lastly, and one oj the most
welcome of all, new printed
foulards, late Spring patterns,
$4 a yard. ' "-
(First Moor. Chestnut)
High-NeekedL
Nightgowns '
Fifteen styles of them, nain
sook and cambric, with necks
high, V, round and square.
Prices $1.85 to $5.50.
(Third Floor, Central)
758 Pair of Men's Fine Shoes
Reduced to $8.65 a Pair
Iu borne cases this is clos.e to hulf price; in no case is the
having lebs than a couple of dollars.
There are three styles of low shoes and six styles of high
shoes, all of them the kind that men want for wear right now.
In some groupb the sizes arc not complete, but there are ull
sizes in the lot.
Maliogany-color calfskin and the new gram leathers aro
used, and theic are straight-lace and blucher shoes, .some witli
straight tips and others with wing tips.
For a quick clearaway wc have reduced every pair in tho
lot to $8.65, legardless of the original price. It is an extraor
dinary opportunity for men who want new bhocs.
(MnLn Floor. Market)
New Lot of Those
Special French
Beaded Handbags
This is our third shipment.
Each of the other lots went out
on the day it was put on sale.
Beautiful bugs in draw-string
and frame styles and in charm
ing color combinations, with a
line selection of the favorite
blueh and fcome all black. Though
tlieue bags are imported, we will
sell them for much less than
American beaded handbags of
the same quality would be.
$11.75, $12.75, $1!.75, $14.75
nnd $15.75.
(Vtent AUIe)
250 Silk Dresses
at $32.50
At least two dozen smart, be
coming new models. Theic are
even a few fine serges and some
line tricotines in the group
beautifully braided di esses that
would sell in many instances for
half as much ugain. Dark blue
crepes Georgette beaded and
finished with brocaded girdles:
lustrous satins with gold-thread
embroidery, shimmering taffetas
in tho newest fashions. Plenty
of the fushionablc dark blues;
dresses for street and afternoon
wear.
150 Spring
Topcoats at $38.50
Velours, polq cloth in mole
and tho nw tan shades, tweeds
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Soft s siil Tinipsiniats in a,
Special Sale
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Men's Easter
Clothes
Finer ready - to - wear
clothing cannot be had for .
the prices in the United
States this season of that
we arc certain. Finer can
not exist because no better
fabrics are used in any
clothing than the fabrics in
these suits and overcoats
and no better workmanship
can be found in any other
clothing, no matter what
brand it may carry.
This Men's Clothing
Store has not been giving
standards to the country
for going on sixty yeare to
be satisfied now with doing
things as well as some
other store.
Spring suits, $40 to $100.
Spring overcoats, $45 to
$75.
(Third Floor, Market)
A Rainbow of
Colors in Men's
Silk Shirts
The selection is specially good
among designs that are almost
all color, with very little white
ground showing. A great many
men like these best, particularly
for Spring and Summer wear.
Of course, there are plenty with
white ground predominating, or
all white, for those who prefer
them.
Prices are $8.50 to $15.
(Main Floor, Murket)
The Prince of ,
Wales a New
Soft Hat for Men
This is the hat that is worn
this Spring by well-dressed Eng
lishmen to the exclusion of
almost every other style of soft
hat. It is a nleasing shape, with
gently rolling brim and softly
creased crown, -ho color is
pearl gray, relieved by a black
band.
Wc have had this hat copied
to such advantage that we can
sell it for $7. Which is almost as
low as a really good soft hat can
be bought for today.
(Main Floor, Market)
Men's Half Hose .
"Seconds" at
Important
Savings
900 pair of silk-mixed half
hose at 50c. Two-color effects
in cordovan and gold, cordovan
and purple, cordovan and green
and navy nnd green. If first
grade these socks would bo
double this price.
(Main Floor. Market)
New Spring
Gloves for Girls
and Boys
Capeskin gloves, tan, pique or
outseam sewn, 1 clasp, $1.76 to
$3 a pair.
Suede gloves in gray, tan or
brown, 1 clusp, $1.85 to $2.25 a
pair.
Giay and tan mocha gloves,
pique or outseum sewn, 1 clasp,
$2 to $2.75 a pair.
Wushablc leather gloves, doo
finish, with tab at tho wrist,
white or natural color, $2 to
$2.75 a pair.
Washable capeskins, strnn
wrist, tan, $! to $3.75.
(Main Floor, Crntrnl)
resses,
and other good wools make the
coats, which are all extremely
wc 1 cut and tailored, lined
or half lined with silk and in tho
newest shades of brown nnd
blue. They arc sports coata and
coats for dress, and in full and
three quarter length.
65 New Spring
Suits at $32.50
Of wool Jersoy and soft
vclour checks in shadow effect,
these suits are in such fashion
able shades as tan, green, bjue.
and brown. They are in a youthi
ful and becoming model, with
narrow belt, narrow shoulderr,
tight sleeves and inverted pleat
in the buck.
AH are In H to 30 year uiswt.
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