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R8TAR1ANS BOOST
W AMERICAN IDEALS
j,1ntir fn linllt Ihft MtnutTllplllrrt
the eooil felloWHliln utile of Hotnry loi "tilft'tlino"
Rhnw lirmsplrc. At tlip morning nuu Himself.
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. ..tii it . i - t . - t 4. i i i A.u. ii.. .. it! kn ika inh n itninirirt t inr itrnaifipnrin i n mm inn niiiric ih iiicilik i rrirnrfiiiiir int nnmuiiL ui inuiin iiit- vt
laugh out of ifatry Jordan
V
ea! Citizenship Is Keynote of
, . i . uiimiiiiiiiniMTiiii;iiiiMLii imu
nftprnoon kcrhIohm in thp Y. M. V. A
auditorium the drirgntvi licnrd n rol
lection of hot kIioIh on iiroctloal Amur
Icanlm mid Hotnrlnn IdrnlH. iliit In
between and nf termini they nnd tlioii
wltcs hud n rcKiilnr Kotuilmi Rood time
at liinelieon and at the dinner nud dunie
nt tlie nrnrtiry In tlip ewuiliiK.
llael't JlUird ft Hel
Prpulilnnl Mum .tiirdilll pluteil tol
Itaps Itatllral Tlicorir
It. 1' in nl. Hairlx, who In cliniruinn of
, (lip iut rnationul committee oil btiai-
iui" imtliotN, wan c licereil to tlip echo
(t thp munilug session when ImJool a
' n-'iio of hard ornikt) at hocIuIIiwi, pub
I Hi ownership and the cloxdd ahop. Ho
wn cliecied itjrttlii when lie pointed out
1 that In straight tlilnkltnt and talking on
American lliiex the Kotnrltiux had tbclr
great opportunity to be Ipndcra in tlio
Other Radicals Scored
VaOQD TIME HAD' BY ALL"
ill n Stuff Corrtunamiteut
Scranton, April !. "Itotiij means
applied Americanism thp lilglict tie
to ChriKtlnu civilisation lu the world."
wild 1. I'rank Hiurli. of Champaign,
Ill. In sounding the hlch note of the
peftalonii of the fifth dNlrict confirenee
of International Hntim '"lub. which
i:loM here thh afternoon
j The ronferrilcc is by far the largest
'nd moxt ftpirited that has ever Ik en held
ja the ditrlet. One thousand member!"
nd WW women visitor ure eujojiug
the hospitality of the Scranton Ho
ttrUnn. XeAterdny's program guve nn oppor
r-
i. it.... -..i.,... '1... tt.t i.itu fir hlM
part ! i adelphi Hotur Inn had iwrrcllnn of the troubles of the pr.;,ent
?;;Ln !..i , i"i .. .1 imt iliev were till I In ami lead the wiij toward a true,
....l..tl..,r ,.nv ...rl.. ,,f the onfeteiicc i clean AmprlratiNni of the future
('. Kilwin liarnett nan nannitci nn un-
.li.tnllu nf tln'ff rntot tiinimetit '.
nre cell I ml- ciime tlilnst to think
thc
otr I
ami a lot more to laugh ocr. nnd cei
thing In nniler control '
In t-nrakltiK f "the one In t thing our t
club has done IhN iai." (' II. '!.
innu at ctcrdn'" afteinooii t,esiutt
told of the "ticiessfiil "crois-nt oro
Itigs" (nmpaign which the Kotinj CIuli
had condm ted w ith the co operation of
other organisation and industries in
riilladelplim UN account of the good ,
icnuUb of tho wotk was liuiril with
cJiccrs nnd anilauc b the otber Ho- I
I tarlans of the distilet.
'I'he I'hitadeiphia ihorts also blight" '
.died tilt- liinchion teion at the Hotel
Cnse with an oriuinal w)tig of greeting
I to I'rcclth'iit Seth Shoemaker, of the t
I Scrnntnn club This wan interipered
among mjiiip i ranton uotariati autle
ownership incaus politlcul , " "ns been i
poset.sloti of Indiistty and the oppor-7 maraauie progre
'I'ublic
of this country and give that leadership
of which wo dtand In such dlro need
today. I repeit tho oh! cry, 'Ood give
us men,' "
i John X. Ojor, of Vlncennes, Intl.,
Hrst international vice prestticni, apeau
Ing at the afternoon session, declared
that the International establishment of
Uotary Clubs would be stronger nnd
more useful than any League of JJn
tions that could be formed.
He also paid high tribute to Hie work
of Uu (lundnker, of Philadelphia,
chairman of the Intprnationol publicity
committee, ns one of the great ctiorta
that has been responsible for tno re
a of Itotnr)
tunlt) to sandbag nil the rest of us," will Klect District Chief
he said, "nnd it leads toward socialism Xomlnntions of candidates for tils
and the soviet ,,lt ROnl0r wi . mn,lr nt this
"Americanism mentis et unlit of op- I '. ...?.. ..i.. .i n,n. ni
,Tr,""ir-v. . inBn,!!nintli!M li TmI? ' " tfc '" fro,;' """h ,,,lt11 -,,,c,0(,k
iletMH nnd an en ph)er has the right, .. . '. Tlle ,.N0 ,,,udldnte8
ii mi i nr . . . . .-- -
most prominently in the Held nre Frank
S. Channnrs. of Ilnltltnore, and John
Uudislll, of ork, nnd n lot of rcgu-
li emploj whom he pleases and that
means the American open shop.
olrlM'S III lliwir illllin null I'ili " .
baric than all the wars we hnu eer1'
had. The goernuient has the power to ,
put an end to them, and we know It."
"The Itotnr Clubs have their great- i
etopportunltj to be tho militant mi- I
thnwti liv tbetr bfiekerM
The fiOf) ladles of tho conference were" I
taken for nutomobiie rules nuoui xno
city yesterday morning nnd afternoon,
stopping for ten nt the Country Club In
the late afternoon. ' ,
Tho Philadelphia delegation will bead
home nt '.I o'clock thls.nfternoon on a
special train which will airUe at the
Heading Terminnl nt 8:lt" o'clock this
cVcnlng. If the party has collected nny
more Hotnry spirit than It had on tM
way to Hcrantou, the trip ought to break
soiuo lvrorda.
FIGHT PAPER PRICE IN SPAIN
Socialist Deputy Punches Face of
Journalist During Debate
Madrid, April P. (Hv A. I'.) I)ur
Ing debate in the Cortes on the Increase
In the price of paper Senor I'rleto, Ho
clallst, today struck Ossorio Luca de
Tcnny Alvarez, director of the news
paper AI1C, In the face. Augusto Ha
roin, nnotlier deputy, made n speech
nivAil (tin nubile trenstirv and tho (11
rector ptomptly sent him n challenge
The budget bill, whrch linti threatened
to cnuscin ministerial crisis, was passed,
SUES SUGAR KING'S SCION
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N. Y. Manicure Demands $100,000
eart Balm of Hector Havemeyer
e York, April 0. Hector Have
meyer, grandson of the Into illiam
P, IIncmcpr, founder of the sugar
refining firm of that name, was re
vealed as the defendant In an action for
JflOO.OOO damages foi alleged breach of
promise to marry by n complaint filed
eterday.
The complalnnnt lsIInrrlet Heam, n
'm, I
jMWhUihi
r.n,,1hi,lt'UMM
rTncililnnl WKJ filtfttrOfi thnt Mr. 'I1AV0
.tn.A. .!' ulin lavu till a flfaf tndf
IllCJt'll UUUI DIM1 nwn lrV -
under the nntno of "Palmer,' installed
her in rooms In the Hotel Hlchmond,
visited hor daily nnd promised to In
troduce her Into society nnd take her
on n trip South before, she learned that
he was already married nnd had a
rhlltl. & ,
Five Hurt In Pittsburgh Fire
Pittsburgh. April II. (Hy A, IM
Flro early today In the building occupied
by the Urantl Union Ten Co,, Federal
street, north side, caused damages
estimated nt $:7,000. Four llremen
were overcome by smoke nud another
was Injured when he fell through n
hole on the first floqr of tho building.
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Judson Welllver Suadetta nn?
Form of Government Pontrol
Washington, April 0. (Hy , j
Investigation of high rIioo prices was
begun today by the Senate commerce
committte with Judson O, Welllver
Washington corrcspontlent, na the flr,t
witness.
Ilastng his testimony on Information
received from the federal trade coniinin
slon dnd other sourcei, the witness ,
kIiiuiiI (hnf Avnfhllnni ,..fll . . . V
i-n n.xr;v.r,"!.ffi.MK
,. ...... , nivi:inny ,.
made in
reiaurrn. ounio lorm ot government
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Study Navigation
1 Sliort practical ceures prepirc for ct
umlnMtons for 1st 2l nnd 3d Jlatea'
i .inti Captains' License Call for par
, llculars. Now cliissei will mart April 19.
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Niiutlrul cnilPiny, 1421 Arch St.
Same IMr Price As
Before The War
and the sarrce ptire,
wholesome heverdge so
raat have eiyoyea for
yeears.
iNStANT
POSTUM
has a pleasing coffee -like
flavor hux is more
economical than coffee
and has -the added value
of absolute freedom from.
caffeine or other harm
ful ingredients.
"There's a j&eajsazi
Made by
Postam Cereal Company.. Battle- Creek.fich.
117 HEN people are
buying everything,
you make, isn't it the most ,
favorable time to tell them
how "exceedingly good" are
the things they have bought
! just for the sake of making
j a lasting impression?
HERBERT M. MORRIS
Advertising Agency
Every Phate of Sale Promotion
400 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
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Always First With
Footgear Fashions
at Lcrtfer Prices
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A. M.S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE. CBEDIT
JEWELRY HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA?
30 NToisrrM 13th Street
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illuinoiiu tiiountr,! In 1 1
liiiriit xilld jolil IIiTiid hot
tine. V Krnulnr St Miluf
We Want You to Open an Account With Us
He xtunt ti extrml in i on nil tlir Dlriikiirnlile prl I
leges riijinnl l our olil , iiitninrrn He leel Hint once
.ton ilrul Itli thU ne kind" of rredlt linuiir tlutt cin
will wnmler "lis "u pit ImiiirIh fnr ,hIi We iiurp
son tha on nre fr,, to u.f our eiii. eredit ili,n of
huyln ullmul tlir Ki;litet Npmlilmiie of rinlMirrun
incnt (o sour rllt Ntunillnc
;&w;.L,;,rdi.r.
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KMt w- . i snlup ( tht- ;hi M I ''ir4ntr;.i irnrl iiiormriit unit intr 9
year lvt, olil-nilr.l ImpV- i,.r I Ht.nUprf.il sluellky ,l mir bur- N
Sunkenippond .ll.il fiill nl.kpl mmr- M f"ln" for llif inm Wk mj.n
nient. An ripplld.t tltnriil.it In ffl liniiiriii.i l.uhlne.j tilth I i.ll,- unl . B
crnlln and adjn.tmj frrp I t rt !"", ,,".,","'i" ,llr I'V""?1 ' ,url" 01
man ilvnl" ill lnmrl' n' till, ffl onrtUenllnl tirms without nn 2S Jfl
k oiiwrfnlt. j lnrriimpnl W
TJ-JJp greatest gem
-' in our collec
tion is "Our Estab
lished Reputation."
It is not for sale, though it
is sincerely at your service.
Kennedy & Bro. j
Diamond Mrrtlianta and Jrntlera
102 S. 13th SI. !
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"NevJ Vogue
Pump-
Black Calf.
One Eyelet
Tie
in ratent Lolt. in
Thi? offering forcibly demonstrates that
DelMar does save you $3.00 and more on the
season's smartest footwear.
Our upstairs location means a big saving
in rent and our low overhead costs make
our low prices possible.
Upstairs Store for Women
BeCHar&Cbttiponu
12ilCliesttmV Street
Downstair) Store for MenTake Elevator
Founded in 1B65
The House that Heppe built
One-Price System Adopted in 1881
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street
Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets
Practically every great pianist of
the musical world makes record-rolls
for the great Duo-Art Pianola-Piano
for which we
DUO-ART
are the Phil
adelphia representatives.
Pianola-Pianos
Bauer,
Gabrilowitsch, Hofmann and Pader
ewski are only a few of the most
prominent who now record exclu
sively for the Duo-Art.
Arthur Rubinstein, who plays to-
. night at the Metropolitan Opera
House is also an exclusive Duo-Art
artist. Come into our store and hear
some of his rolls.
The Duo-Art is made only in the
Steinway, Weber, Steck, Wheelock
and Stroud pianos, all of which we
sell. Prides range from $875 up.
Catalogues will be sent on request.
The Heppe
Piano, as
most musi
cians know,
is the only
Upright
piano made
with three
s oun ding
boards. This
is a patented construction.
Prices range from
$476 up. Settlement may
be .made in cash or by
charge account or by
the Heppe Rental-Payment Plan
which applies all rent toward the
purchase
price. Call, .
'phone or
write for cat
alogues and
full particulars,
Heppe
Pianos
C. J. Heppe & Son
Uowntoiyn 1117-10 Chestnut St.
Uptown Ctb and Thompson Stt.
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COURTESY TO LADIES
Wu are proud to boafat of the
fact that our store Ih patron
ized hy more Indies than any
olhtr. Tho rcunoii is appar
ent courtesy, Idndl) treat
ment nu embarrassing ques-lion--
regarding credit.
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JEWELRY HOUSE IN PHILADELPUI7
30 lNTorarfrg 13th Strej&t
Or
BO'NWIT TELLER C CO.
IlkeJpeciafUf Jfiojo ofOricjinatlonr
CHESTNUT AT I3T" STREET
A Large Collection of
The More Rare arid Choice Pelts in
FUR SCARFS
for the Spring and Summer Vogue
Assembled with the care of a connoisseur are pelts of
exquisite coloring.
Featuring Hudson Bay Sable, Rus
sian Sable, Fisher, Natural Mink.
Silver Fox and Natural Blue Fo.
Following is a special mention of some of the remarkable
values offered.
Stone Marten Scai f (one sl(in) 48.50
Stone Marten Scarf (two sl(ins) 95.00
Baum Marten Scarf (one skin) 55.00
Baum Marten Scarf (irvo sl(ins) 110.00
Japanese Sable Scarf (one sl(in) 39.50
Japanese Sable Scarf. .' (two skins) 69.50
Hudson Bay Sable (one sl('m) 75.00
Hudson Bay Sable (Irvo skins) 155.00
Natural Blue Fox Scarf 195.00
Lucille Fox Scarf (open or solid skin) 48.50 69.50
Natural Squirrel Scarfs 39.50
Scotch Mole Scarf 39.50
Natural Fisher Scarf 95.00 1 95.00
Mink Scarfs (too skins) 48.50
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ggWj Natural Fisher Scarf 95.00 195.00 JT
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BONW TELLER C CO.
AeJpeciahij Jhop of" " Originations
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
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FOR TOMORROW, SATURDAY -
Extraordinary Opportunity
High-Class Model Suits
especially priced for this sale
WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS
In this collection there are about four hundred suits, the season's
favored models, which have been selected from our regular stock and re
priced for Saturday only. They represent the highest type of Women's
Suits and will be returned to their original selling prices at the end of the
day.
s,
One Hundred and Fifty Suits
Regularly 65.00 to 75.00
.Smart tailored and beim-tailorcd models, featuring- Braid Bound,
fine tucks and embroidered jacket effects In trio it i no, men's wcai
-ergc, velour checks and tweeds
One Hundred and Thirty Suits 1
Regularlu 95.00 lu 110.00
Thi.s assortment of suith artords one an unusual opportunity tu
select an up-to-date suit at such a price. Kton and Bolero Jackets,
trimmed in self-folds, braid bindings, embroidery, and ollover
stitchery; with plain, side and full pleated skirts
(i
One Hundred and Twentyfive Suits
.
Regularly 110.00 to 135.00
These tailored suit-, are typical of the individualized fashions and
of the fine character tailoring sponsored bv this shop. Several
different models are presented; each one is distinguished bv certain
style features which mark them apart from the usual
50.00
75.00
95.00
EXTRA ORDINAR Y SPECIA L
WOMEN'S HIGH-CLASS M1LLINRPV
Regularly 10.00 and 12.50
For hattirdaj only we will offer a limited number of hat
suitable for matron or miss, in auous materials at a special
reduction. I his is an unusual offering for this season of tho
year, and one well worthy of your inspection.
7.50
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