u:i .- : 'r"iv f .v .11 4 -i ! . v EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK-r-PHILABELPHIA, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1920 la "v - "", j? .r ' i-' f.i r? ; .( HV - j; H f i V. '. ' .liJl U EJJIIIZt NIP FOR ALL IN LEGION Committee Formed to Make 'Formor Sorvico Men's Body 100 Per Cent American STEWART WILL LEAD WORK Swarthmore to Hear Hoover Herbert Hoover has accepted nn in vitation to address tlio graduating class in Swarthmore, Juuo 7, it was an nounced yesterday by the college, au thorities. Mr. Hoover's graud parents wero Friends and his entrance examina tions when he npplicd for admission to his alum mater, Stanford University, in 1S01, were given by President Swain, of Swarthmore, who was then profes sor of mathematics at Stanford. Woman Stricken on Car Dies Suffering an attack of ncuto Indi gestion while, on n street car nt ml. ...t...rn...ii. ..ii..n nuil Fnirmniint HH'IUJ-IUIUUI Dllin .... "" avcuuo yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Mary I Megrary, 17-' i lugcrsou Hiryui, in before medical old could be given licr. Mall Truck Catches Fire A mall truck caught firo shortly be fore 0 o'clock this morning at Third and Market streets. An alarm was sent In and tho tlamcs were quickly extinguished. One hundred per cent Americanism for all legionnaires will be the slogan of tho committor on AmcrlcunUatton of the American Leglou in 1'hlladelnhia county, an nounced today by the county chairmnn. ThN committee con sists of George S. Stcw- nrt, Jr.. chairman. Post Tin. "II! Knnininin Golder, Post No. 07, member of the Stato Legislature; George K. Lippln rott, Henry II. Houston Post No. It, of Germnntouu; It. It. Hogan, Thomas Jtobcrts Heath Marine Post No. ISO; Ilaymond 0. Shnw, Post No. ICo: WII Ilam Jamtcsou, Post No. 320; Hoburt A. Nelson, Post ISO; II. n. Vrin Zant, Tost No. .115, and John A. Toomey, Post No. 205. Chairman Stewart said today: ' "Thr charities and welfare bureau of I tho Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce , has consented to furnish this committee i with a survey of the various established I organizations and to point out the needs of these organizations which the mem- I bcrs of the American Legion can supply, i "Due to the variety of activities of theso organizations, it v. ill be possible or the Legion to place the right man , or woman in tho appropriate field." , Would Suspend Soino Prince-Forbes Post, No. 7, adopted n resolution favoring nn amendment tn tho national constitution, providing that all aliens not naturalized by Armistire Day, November 11, 1020. be suspended rfrom tho American Legion in order to he consistent with 100 per cent Amei iennisra requirements. A resolution supporting the bill ex tendieg the statute of limitations via jcars from the date of declaration of peace by the President was ulso adopted This bill gives the government nuthori tics needed time in which to bring draft evaders and offenders against the draft laws to justice. The post adopted a short ceremony to be conducted at the end of each meet ing in honor of their comrades who died In the service. Just prior to adjouruicg the commander will sound three raps of the gavel and the post will stand at at tention ; after a minute of silence the commander will sound one rap of the gavel when the meeting will adjourn Arrangements hnvr been made to render honors on Memorial Day to the member' of the post who have died. Meetings arc being held every Thurs day during March and April at King bessing Itecrcation Center, Fiftieth street nnd Chester nvenue. Provide Medical Aid Service men in need of medical nid will receive proper attention as a re suit of plans made by tho Legion. Kuch post in the btnte has been directed to obtain a list of disabled or ill serv ice men and obtain medical aid for them without delay. The work is being directed by the state committee on disabled soldiers und medical aid, of nhich Dr. 13. II. Krumbhanr, of Chest nut Hill, is chairmnn. (wrJU DIAMONDS in PLATINUM MOUNTINGS S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut si. DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELURS SILVERSMITHS Z5Z5ZT- 'ssPZ? 10S AND UP glratfnru (Utoar (Somsmnu. Philadelphia -FOUNDED 1858 IBW,ES flnnn.un mum j.m IA s . 1122 Chestnut Street Quality and Standard Famous Over Half a Century Wxfipc Tailor-mades Real Knockabout Suits pf Coats of Tweeds Designed and tai lored to meet the de mands of that purpose. Suits 55.00 Coats 45.00, 49.50 & 65.00 The sort of suit and coat you feel the need of for usages peculiar to the active type of woman. Coats may be half or three quarter length, with belts or flare models. The suits have ample fullness but are cut on sturdy straight lines and pocketed in true mannish tailored lines. Adelaide Crapsey Frocks for Little Folks You really must not fail to see our exclusive little hand-made frocks, fashioned by Adelaide Crapsey and her devoted helpers, for kiddies from two to ten years. Adelaide Crapsey, a lover of children, began making the dresses for charity, but so lovely were they and so "different" that the rich grew envious and came a-knocking and beseeching at her kindly door. Thus it was that a generous thought grew into a prosperous business, though Adelaide Crapsey still lovingly inspects and packs every frock which bears hor name. Nor is she mercenary, all her goods are most rea sonably priced and we take pride in the fact we are the exclusive agents for Philadelphia. A new model just received is of imported dotted swiss in blue,, pink, yellow, copen or green, having white lawn guimp with plaited collar and cuffs. Sizes 3 to-5 years, 10.75 ; 6 to 10 years, 12.75. , T . cnTP'STBJT nCHOTTl'-'MU Vtrii. jg'ilr "ffiggl. jjJ,VONW Storo Hours 9 to 5:30 nilvertone, Serge, V tf r too r a v" For TomorrowTuesday PhtladelDhla. Monday, March 22, 1920. Gtmbds Subway Store Day Women's and Misses9 Eighteen Styles Serges Tricotines Silvertones Jerseys Llama Cloths Poplins Women 's and Misses ) At $28 Save $7 to $21. 75 Straight line styles, Flare Suits, Blouse Suits, Sports Suits, Dressy Suits, Braid-trimmed Suits, Braid-bound Suits, Tucked Pocket styles, Stitching trimmed styles. Mostly silk-lined. Navy blue, black, rookie, tan, Pckin blue, gray and heather-tones. Misses' sizes: 14 to 18. Women's Sizes: 36 to 44. Extra sizes : 46 to 52. Coats at $19.75 Street styles, Sports styles and the new semi-dressy sports styles. Silvertones, Polo-cloths, Wool-velours, Tweeds. Navy Blue, Peking blue, brown, gray, tan, and the new camel-color. Misses' Sizes: 14 to 18. Women's Sizes: 36 to 44. Qlmbeli, "Subway Store Day'' Suits wnTT7- A'' wVJrwwv ihv J wEMMiMm il-J U hi ii ij mi yiip ro B nHI IS I lu vjlllll JhHHL 10.78 V Tlsnr, 910.70 600 Women's House Dresses Reduced to $2.55 Billie Burke model. Some are slight seconds. Save a dollar and more, at $2.55. Chambrays and lawns. ,.... Nightgowns and Envelope Chemises, at 95c and 51.35. Of batiste and crepe. Bloomers, at 55c. Petticoats, at $1.25. Qtobali, "Subway Btorr Day' Women's Sample Lingerie Blouses at $1.45 Graduated Pearl Necklaces at $1 Opera length; jewel catch. Qlmbtli, "Subway Ptore Day'' 2000 Pairs of Women's Sample Gloves at $1.85 Cape and over-seam sewing. Twoclasp, 12- and 16-button length. All sizes at $1.85, in the lot but not all sizes in each style. Excellent value Conreid Player Pianos at $495 Pay $3 Weekly Used very little. Fully guaranteed. Bench and 12 rolls of music included. Free tuning: for one year. Qlmbtlf, "Subway Store Day'' Voile, lineen, lawn Three models. All st7.es. At i.4&. rinnrnnce of Odd WatStS at OOC Voile and flannelette. Sizes 36 to 40. plain or lace-trimmed styles. atinbtli, "Subway Store nay'' All-Wool Dress Goods at $1.50 to $5 a yard A special purchase of short lengths ranging from 1 yard to 7 yards. Various patterns. Black and colors. Worth at least a third more. Special at $1.50 to $5 a yard. Dimbtli, "Subtcav Store Day'' Luncheon at 65c Diked Southern Shad, u.burre Cacalloped Potatoes I'reih Spinach. Lettuce and Tomato Salad, Frenen Dreitlnc; French Roll, Butter. Puddlnf, Pie or lee Cream, Quaker Blend Coffee, Tea or Milk. Oimbels, "Subway Store Day' New Printed Calicoes at 32c a Yard j Wonderful assortment qf designs. Save 6c, at 32c a yard. 4800 Men's Initial Handkerchiefs at 35c each Hemstitched: colored and white satin stripe borders. Excellent value. almbalf, "Subway Store Day'' G.B. Corsets at $1.90 Medium bust and medium length skirt. Glinbela, "Subway Storx Day'' Naphthalin Tar Flakes and Balls at 3 lbs. for 35c Westover Paper Towels 150 towels in a roll, at 25c; or 1 case (25 rolls), at $5.25. Peroxide of Hydrogen, 16-oz. bottle, at 18c. Qlmbtli, Subway Store Day'' 27-incli Mercerized Poplin, at 35c a yard. Limited quantity. Various "colors. Special for Sub way Store Day, at 35c a yard. White Lineen Suitings, full yard wide, pure white bleach, at 28c a yard. 10,000 Pieces of Odd Decorated Dinnerware, Variously at 3c to 75c each 1 wo to four pieces for the regular price of one. Every wanted piece. Meat Dishes, 15c to 75c ca. Fruit Saucers, 12c each. Cups and Saucers, 25c pr. Open Vegetable Dishes, 35c and 45c each. Odd Tea Saucers, 55c each. Fast Stand Sauce Boats, 75c each. Scores of other items at like savings. Gimbals, "Subway Store Day' Plaid and striped Dimities, pure white bleach, at 40c a yard. Fine fancy woven White Voiles, 36 inch, fine, sheer quality, at 60c a yard. Olmbeli, "Subicay Store JJay'' Marabou Capes at $4.95 Nicely lined and finished with rows of ostrich. Black, natural and seal. Olinbel, "Subway Store Day'' 1200 Pairs of Women's Stockings at 65c pair Samples and broken lots, of silk and silk-fiber, cotton and lisle stockings. Some are slightly irregular. 1440 women's "Swiss ribb" low-neck, sleeveless Vests, regular sizes, at 28,c ea. Oimbels, "Subway Store Day'' 1000 Sample Cotton "Linens" at 5c to $2 Lot includes plain and scalloped Doilies, Scarfs, Centerpieces and Lunch Cloths. Liberal savings. Variously pric ed at 5c to $2. Hemstitched Huck Towels, at 35c each. Samples and seconds. Save 20c on each. Glrabeli, "Subicay Store Day' ' Women's Hand Bags and Purses at 35c, 55c, 65c, 85c up to $1.35 Save a th;rd and more. Umbrellas, at $2. . Glmbela. "Subway Store Dai'' 400-Count Pins, 3 Papers for 10c Shell-effect Hair Pins, 2 boxes for 25c. Lingerie Tape, white, pink or blue, 3 pieces for 35c. Safety Pins, 6 cards for 25c Qlmbeli. "Subway Store Day'' All-silk Taffeta and Moire Ribbon at 60c a yd. Glmbela-, "Subway Store Dm' White Enameled Bedsteads at $10 Save $6.50 Two-inch continuous post, fillers at head and foot forming a panel effect. At $10. Qlmbeli, "Subway Store Day'' Qlmbeli, "Subway Store Day'' Little Children's Taffeta Coats at $6.95 2 to 6 years. Empire and belted models; fancy smocked and plain models in rose, Copenhagen, navy and sand. 200 manufacturer's Children's Sample Dresses,, at $1.95, in white organdie, lawn and fancy stripe materials, 2 to 6 years. Worth double and more. Qlmbeli, fubway Store Day'' Drapery Scrim at 15c a yard: Save a Third Lace edge and insertion, sheer quality. Remnants of Mercerized Dra pery Poplins, at 95c a yard. Save. 50 per cent. 480 oil opaque Window Shades, at 90c. Save 35c. Qlmbeli. "Subway Store Dan'' Chest of 26 Pieces of Silver-plated Table Flatware at $12.75 Rogers AA quality. Clinton pattern. Six of each knives, forks, table spoons and teaspoons. One sugar shell and a butter knife. $12.75. Qlmbeli. "Subuay Store'Day'' Men's Neglige Shirts at $1.95 Some are seconds, but noth ing to hurt the wear. Madras and percale. Sizes 14 to 17. Exceptional value, at $1.95. Men's Paiamas, at $1.95. Qlmbeli, "Subway Store Day' Seamless Sheets at $2.15 Clearance of slightly shop-soiled bleach ed Seamless Sheets; size 81x90 inches. These are made of extra-heavy linen-finished (cotton) sheeting. Save a third. Cotton Sheet, Blankets, double size; white and gray, at $2.95 a pair. Save 55c on each Qlmbeli, "Subway Store Day'' 2000 Pairs of Women 's Low ) c a o r .j: t7 , ( TT.OO Shoes Extraordinary Values at S Mi opportunity to purchase new spring shoes at savings of two to three dollars. Oxfords in patent-leather, tan calf, tan kid. black kid and gumnetal leathers. $4.85. Pumps m patent-leather, black and tan kid, turned and welted soles; military and 1 rench hcel At $4.85. Men's High and Low Boys' Shoes at $2.95 Shoes at $4.85 Sizes 9 to 13 Children's Shoes at $2.95 Qlmbeli, ' Subway Stoie Day'' Sale of Just 542 Men 's and Young Men 's Spring Suits at $29.50 Save $5 to $10.50 get an excellent Easter An opportunity to Suit below regular. Single-Breaited Double-Breailed Nifty and Coniervative Models Materials Serges I and Cassimeres Col ors Blue Brown Gray Your Choice at $29.50 Qlmbeli, "Subicay Store Day' Boys' Norfolk Suits at $6.50 Broken line from suits selling for $2 lo $3 more. Light and medium weights. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys' Wash Suits, special at $2.50. Save $1.25. Qlmbeli, "Subway Store Day" FT' All-silk Shantung Pongee, at $1.85 yard Natural color. Wonderful quality for dresses and men's shirts. Save 53c on every yard. Qlmbeli, "Subway Store Day'' Sewing Machines at $5, $10 and $27 Your choice of Singers, New Home, Keystone, Domestic, Emblem and oilier famous makes .ilucs are unusual. W Zr 1 fl NrVflBaewrMl $2 cash and $1 weekly lor any machine over $10. Every one is guaranteed to do pcriect sewing and is thoroughly overhauled. Will do the same work as machines at over double their price?. Quantities are limited No mail or 'phone orders filled. All $5 machines are box tops. 1 SlmVele. ''JrtlntfDi Str-rr Day" 9x12 ft. Axminster Rugs at $39. 75 Some are slight seconds High pile, Excellent alucs. 6x9 feet, at $29. Tapestry Brussels Rugs, panels and centers, jute-face, Oriental effects, 9x12 ft., at $10. Wool-and Fiber Rugs, levcrsible, in expensive and durable, heavy grade, 9x12 ft., at $10.75; 8!3xl0:6 ft., at $15.75; 6x9 ft, at $10.50. A full third saving. Felt base New Process Rugs, slight seconds, limited Jot, 6x9 ft.. ,at $2.50. Worth three 'times more! No mail or 'phone orders. None to dealers. soft -lich colorings in Oriental cficcl--. New Process Floor Covering, best quality, pretty patterns, full 50c rolls, sq. yd. at Long remnants, two yards )40c wide, sq yd, at Short remnants, mostl )25c one yard wide, sq, yd. at ... Inlaid Linoleum, the heavy sradc, full rolls. Special, sq. yd. $1,35 ' ' ' Remnants, 75c sq. yd. llM,l(fl'M"'i g(o" mv smffigtraammzaoHii tn uui i 'jl . k; flO .... .- 1 iJL .. Y&. jfrft&flg M L.IXESK li, ,l.7!l wsgusm
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