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Senato Agrees to Tako Formal
Action at 4 o'Clock on
Knox Moasurq
fkfDOPTION NOW CONCEDED
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?'rr'piliM(iii, Mn.v 11. The Senate
,"jT agreed yesterday Jo vote t o'clock
tnnjprrow on the Uciiubllcan pence
resolution.
K The arrangement followed nn lm-
Affiant revision of the ineneure by the
f IWubllcnnlenlerhlp. in striking out
the rlauM requesting tlie I'reIdnt to
negotfata a separate tience treaty with
vcrmany In order to "ctablWi rela-
tlooR and commercial Intercotire."
Adoption of the resolution U eon-
SWEDISH PRINCESS BURIED
Representatives of Many Nations At
tend Impressive Funeral Ceremonies
Stockholm, Slay 14. The kin of
Norwn) aud Denmark. Prince Arthur
of Oonnatiehtt the I'nrl of Onslow, rep
rcciitinK the king of I'ngfand, aud the
diplomatic representatives of other
countries attended the funeral nenlccM
of Crown Princess Otistnve Adolph of
Sweden eslerdny afternoon.
linonuoiiH crowds were moused along
the tlower-ntrewn route from the rojnV
entle, where the procession Marted,
shortly nfter 1! o'clock, to the cathedral,
where the services were conducted by
the Archbishop of Vpsnln anil h Hrltlsh
cnplaln. Uotli ItrltNh aud Anglican
ritnnlM were read.
The cortege was headed by n iiad
ron (f llojnl Ijifrguardtj the licnrc
was escorted by the crown prince's
nldos. the crown prince with his chil
dren Immediately following. Hundreds
of white-clad girK earning garlnuds
of primrohcs, marched In the procession,
Hanked by lines of greuatners. j nc
church wns nrofusoiv decorated,
pntiifalnue. being almost hidden by
scores of "rcntlis from all parts of
Sweden and neighboring countries.
MrilTlnll TniHP Mrawiportntlon details tothe Jltpublf-I month, when they kavb "June'18 to n( Mission, thence to Del Monto to
uunvmiiun inro
PLANNED IN JERSEY
Both Partios,Will Have Special
Trains to National
Meetings
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ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
Newark, N. ,T., May 14. Definite
arrangements for the trips' of dele
gates and others-irom New Jersey to
the Republican national convention In
Chicago, June 8, and the Democratic
national convention In San Francisco.
tnel June US. hare been comnlctcd.
I rank I . I'atterfcon, .ir., county cleric
cans, and Itlchard J. Frftna. of Npwark1,
in iii vuurgu oi ipo ucniutuiiu arruuge-
ments.
The New Jersey Republican special
will makefile run to Chlcltgo as a sec
tion of the Pennsylvania limited, Icav
Ing the rnnsylvatilanaHrond terralbal,
New ork. at 11:01 a. m. June 0, with
stops at Newark, Trenton aud Hrond
Street Htatlotf, Philadelphia, lo take on
the delegates nnd their friends. The
train is due to rench rhlditrn nt I) n. in.
June 7. Returning, it will leave Chi
cago at R:.10 p. m. Saturday, Juno 1".
and reach New York at 528 p. m. tho
following day,
Mr. Patterson will accept reservations
up to June 1. He has received a num
ber, and said thot he would allot sec
tions and drawing rooms as they come
to him. As far as possible, cars. will
lo assigned to congressional districts.
The railroad fare will bo approximately
S.'U1 each vya, Including war tax. with
Pullman renervatlons extra. Lower
berths will be $T and upper berths $1, or
$0 n section each way. Drawing rooms
will cost $15, nnd .will accommodate
three persons. Dining cars, as well as
ii lmetrncre. car. will lift nttnM.o.l tn tha
I trnln.
Mil till!'
v
JUU
JnJT. :.;.
of Camden, delrsntn from the Vlmt Con
gessloual district, l handling the. The Democrats wjll be away for a
London, Mn 14. Memorial services
for the Crown 1'rincens (Justave Adolph,
ceded W Democratic opponents, with a of hweden. who .lied in btocklioim ou
Wll.on regarded as . -"' i. wcic yuuuu , ,'wic'i "
veto by
rntinllv
Mcaders
tt.,1.1.l 'it'll. m Milrfn tfl
certa n. House Itcpublican " cuniusier .our. iuiv " "y
snld that the Senate reso- ' tended ny tne members ot me nipiomniic
corps, both nouses ot raruaracnt ami
other promluent persons.
An earlier prhatc memorial ko'v
ice in the Chapel Royal, conducted by
the Archbishop of Canterbury, wns at
tended by King ficorgc, Queen Mary,
Princess Mary. Dowager Queen Alex
andra, Princess Victoria nnd other
members of the rojal family.
The crown princess wns a daughter
Lot the Duke of Counnught.
POST ACCUSES PALMER !
Records to Prove1
hutton tirohnblv will be cnt to confer
ence for adjustment with thnt passed bv
the House. Some leaders were snld to
fnvor Immediately nrcentnncc of the
Knox resolution bj the Houe.
It propoecs to repeal war declara
tions with both Ciermnnj and Austria,
while, the House measure dealt with
Germany alone nnd differed radically
also in other respects
General indisposition of senntors to
discuss the resolution led to the
agreement for final action tomorrow, iu
Which lmrtv lenders concurred. 1'ew
more speeches are planned and the reo- .i. n. ,,
iiiHnn n. int.i .i,inwnr.int nftnrn.i. 8ks Department
dresses in its support b' Senntois "Inquisition Methods" Against Reds
TWIno tn Fnllll' Jt wiUlTln' lte'" WaslSneloii. Ma 11 -Counsel fori
Irvine L. Lenroot. of Wisconsin. Re- r , f. Post, assistant secretary of1
yinn"Tr jesterdn asked that A Mitchell
tiOlI group in the treatv tight Palmer ntlnrnev ppnrrnl be called
WnSaS Xr'Z. wUhoHvinL K by th Ho', c ndes mmlttee on
SlZ h mJ ft, ?.5i ii1 it. nn.1? W" appearance. Mo 'J4. to pis.duce files j
SrJ&J "nE.i !iir ? . ii id of theDepurtmeutof JustUc. which,the
&mi25K.Kl 2 trl,! "aid. would disclose orders to depart
November campaign if the treaty issues , t - t corroborating Mr. Post's
fc.T,.STi,ed int th9 camim,SU' 0S 1,c. charges'5 of unlawful practices and!
n.UoWi, .i.i,nt nn.w, nn,.i "police inquisition" methods iu the
SeSSvliamn.Kin;1: VrXk I ra"",S '" "e U'1
. ',". "" . ' T,l ",? Z "l,n Tlr. .T.ho request wa.made a let.er.to
"Kin?, who ntol fnr Knnin of the T.nilirp
fesenatioii, expressed belief tiiat the
Sau Franeisro platform would not fol
low the President's wishes.
Senator Atleo Pomerene Democrat,
of Ohio, is the onlj sptaker scheduled
today and the debute will be rinsed
by the party leaders for the Repub
licans nud .Senator Oear W. Tender
wood for" the Democrats in opposition.
COLBY DECLARES
Philip P. Campbell, ihnlrmmi of the
House committee which is in iiorgo oi
the imestigntlnu of the oflUinl conduct
of Mr. Post in deportation cases. The
lonimiiiiicntinn from thr Department of
.Tusiiee. tho letter said, informed the
agents that "nrrangemeuts would he
made to lime meetings" of the Com
muiilst ami Commuuist Labor pjirties in
order to facilitate nnes(j.
Counsel nlsQ nsked that Mr. Palmer
produce "instruotions and reports to
Herman Iternhurd. showing his net hi
Good Oils, Yes!
Atlantic oil buyers have proved the quality
of Atlantic Motor Oils because they keep
on coming back for more. For fifty -four
years this organization has made those quality
lubricants,
ATLANTIC
MOTOR OILS
All the questions you'd ask, if you were a
scientist, are anticipated and answered by
them. They are made to meet all engine
needs and they do. Ask for Atlantic
Medium or Atlantic Polarine.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING CpMPANY
Und tllCir Convention In Mnn TV nil
Cisco. A epeelal Pullman train, has
been chartered for thrf trip, and the
number to go Is limited to 125. for the
nason that accomra6datlons for more
cannot be obtained. The trip Includes
stop-overs on the u.ny to the conven
t on, and ou the return tho delega
tion wll oomo by way of Canada. The
railroad fare nnd train meals will be
?r.00, auiljs besides, there Is the ex-
ensc of hptcl accommodations nt Han
rancisco from .tnno n .tniw
where reservations have been made.
fnr Which there W-lll tin nn n,l,lltlnnnl
charge of $10 n day.
Biopwwiu ne made nt St. Louis and
HnsasCi,y .nnd nt, 0r"-nd Canyon,
ArU. Nrom the latter place, the party
Will proceed to Redtnnds. Pnllf Id, n
motor drhe over Smiley Heights to San
iicrnaruinp ana itlvcrsidc. motor nc
SanU
Crux, to tho big trcis, and wilt arrive
In Han Francisco at 0:50 p. nu, Pacific
time, Juno 27,
After 'the convention the. party will
leave Han Franclscd nt 11:10 p. m. July
2 for Dl Portal nnd win pnss two uayn
there, Including a motor
VamuhUii nllA TTrntn 1
dcleirntlon will go to Sntrninduto, to
Portlahd, Ore., ami motor through the
ColumDIa "river alley. Tacoirin, w 111 bo
tho next stop nud tlfcn Henttle.
The party will then take n stcnmslilp
over the Puget sound for Vlctorln and
Vancouver, thence through the Canadian
ti.M,ina tn ilm irrent cinder of tho Hcl-
t in through ;klrks, to Mount Sir Dounld I and UIJ
PI Portal the Louise, to IlnnlT, where n trip to the
n.rnineiito. to Canadian National Park will bo made.
I A i A. t h m
ianff thr parip
r&r
I
fo, to Jfotti J
i i.-. - TV ''f.if T ,M '.
Fronflianff inr parwwilL.t
N. D.. to St 1'aill.tO CTlieflirn,
Waype, to PIltsbMcgh, thenco Lack t fl
Couple rinds' Honie Qifrned
When Mx. nnd. Mrs. Jflcpb Rosen f eld
rcturmd from tno circus last uhtlit r
they found their ihonic, 20:10 Darkn I
street, nnu nicn--(R'Hirojcu uy-tire.
through the famous mngnolla drhe
dox mouninin to Ulen
he ilelr
motor to Los Angeles Tla Pasadena.
itub dox
slon. From Itlvcrslde t!
the
mountain to GlenWood Mis
delegation will
n Pnnaclenn. A
visit will be made to the Santa Barbara
Along the Kboscvclt
lioulorrd we have several
very attractive bits of land
that will appeal either to
the man who -wants to
build his own home there,
or to a builder who thinka
in rows. The location is
exceptional the price rca
nonahlc the terms easy.
very real opportunity
is here but jou must de
cidp quickly.
Slrmbf r rhlla. Real Etlale noard
Ctv Office. Chtatnut at ISth
Ueulnard Offler, Cor. Ithino Sun Ave
Oak Lane Offlcc. Opvcttte Utatton
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Founded in 18G5
The House that Heppe built
Inaugurated the Ono-Prico System in 1881
Downtown 1 1 1 7-1 f 19 Chestnut Street
Uptown 6th 'and Thompson Streets
We have ix One-Year-Plan of pay-.,
ment fol Victrolas. ,
Ynn mav buv a Victor at Hepne's
aridJiave all rental payments applied
sj
One-Year-Plan
on Victrolas
at Heppe's
toward the1
p u r c h ase
price if you
so desire, or
you may re
turn the in
strument at
any time. You are f reeto purchase
or return it at any time.
We have a variety of Victrolas at
prices ranging from $25 to $350.
We will gladly send catalogues and
full particulars.
"Call,
phone o r
write for
i n f OT-
-mation.
On Pianos and Player-Pianos
we have a three-year-plan of
payment. .
This allows .you to aprjjy your
ren'tal
Three-Year-Plan lJ-
On PianOS t o ward
J Dl ttne- Pur"
and Players ;chase
"price if
you so" desire. You are free to
purchase the instrument or re
turn it at any time. '
We have Pianos from .$475. up and
Player-Pianos from $745 up. We
will gladly send catalogues and full
particulars.
Call
phone
or
write.
C. J. HEPPE & SON
Downtown-1117-19 Clirnlnut M.
yllplown Ot ti und Tlioninnon MU
KINNEY'S I 116-18-20 North 8th St., Above Arch St., phila.( KINNEY'S
tt q AriT icnr Arrhirt ,w aM a ,rpt ocptu oi im uppnrtindit
J kj i T sLX Xuviii x HiLf o
' Chleaso. Mav 14. America's posi
tion in the world t'Alaj is "quite the
leversc of isolation." IJainbridje Colbv,
t-cfretary of tate1 declared in an nd
drecs last night before the Chicago Bar
Association, in which lie defended the
League of Nations and pointed nut that
the United States had been saved from
the actual test of war iu defending the
Slonroe Doctrine.
The Mretury vnjd that fucli a tet
had been prevented "not alone b. the
resrect of the world for martial quali
ties and our sincere attachment to the
-doctrine, but b th" European bnlam e
of power, which ban chei Ktsl tlie ronli
dence nnd rcslrnlued the initiative of
the -nations which have from time to
time beeu templed to cnll the doctrine
Into fue.tinn.
"Tho srenf question before the world
Js the recover of those orderlj proc
esses in which the pence aud Mvuritj of
all nations rest. And a questinu of
even greater moment in the I tiited
States is tn determine not nnlj what
our part shall be in the great struggle
of recoverv. but whnt part we shall
play and Vhnt gride of digtntv and ic
vpect vvi shall b" content with iu the
new world order."
f Justice iu hemming recording' Mere
t.irv of the ltultalo Ioial of the t un
inunist purt.v and liis vorK in heciiring
ndhereuts to the ComnuniIt part at
Iluffulo.
1 McNary and Kenyon Aid Johnson
Washington, Ma; 11. Sennioi
Charles McVarv. of Oregon. Inst nk'lit
issued a statemeut urging Oregon voters
to support Senntor II Irani W. .IoIuiscmi
I in the It nublicnii presidential primarv.
I Senator William S. Kenjou. of luwj.
also Issued u statement iu biluilf of
I Senator Johnson.
mrt?iVfXBn WTiAfv7l i
K- 1 fJCJ 1 pfSria
J. . Sheppacd & Sons
Unexpected and Unusual' Values in
Muslin Underwear
Compare These Values With
Prices Offered Elsewhere
Cambric Nightgowns, i,iBi,.nCck, surplice front,
long sleeves, daintily trimmed $1.95 instead of $12.75.
Nainsook Nightgowns, low-neck, short set-in
hlccves, full skirt $2..'!0 instead of $3.50.
Philippine hand-embroidefed Chemise, fine, well
cut notably worth $3.50 now $2.70.
Saturdau Closing Hour, 1 P. HI.
l008Ghesfenutt;i:eefc
fflost Reasonable Tiice& for Quality;
MARY JANES
11.98
$1.59
hildrcn's white canvas Mary $1 IO
Janes. Sizes 8',& to 11. . . . l.TtJ
2.49
$1.98
v'omcns patent leather
Mary Jano Pumps
Misses' white canvas Mary
Janes. Sizes ll1 to 2..
Children's patent Mary
Janes. Sizes 8',i to 11..
Children's black kid Mary
Janes. Sizes 84 to 11. v. .
iiiilimiiiiiiiiiS
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SellingatLess Than
5 Profit KINNEY'S
Have Always. Led in
Giving the Best Shoe
Values!
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A GOOD LIBRARY
IN loi'll
EMPLOYES'
' REST ROOM
VV1M. Hi: HM'RKCIVn.ll
WOMRATH'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
y 13 S. 13th St., Phila.
Will Ktnlnlit Thrlr I'lnn nn ltrniit
STULLS42H011stth
Mc DINNER or SUPPER Cfic
Inc. Soup. Meat. 2 JU
Veq . D.
B.ivS. Coffee
40
C fL.M I I fc.K!
Including B B. and
Coffee. 2 Veaetables
40'
STILL IN THE QAME.
FOOD JUST THE SAME.
DON'T FORGET THE NAME!
STULL'S
WITH FINGERS!
CORNS LIFT OUT
Costs few cents! Doesn't
hurt a bitl Drop a little Freez
orte on that touchy corn, in
stantly that corn stops hurting,
then you lift it right out,
.with the fingers. Yes, magic!
n
1
0
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs
but a few cents at any drug store,
but is sufficient to remove every
hard corn, soft corn, or corn be
tween the toes, and the calluses,
Without soreness or irritation.
Freezone is the, sensational dis.
Mvery.of a Cincinnati genius. '
One-Third off
All our merchandise, amounting
to $435,000, has created a furore
of buying at the William H. Wana
maker Store!
Men and young men by hundreds
are crowding the store to buy
Suits at one-third off
Overcoats at one-third off
Raincoats at one-third off
Tailorii g fabrics built to measure at one
third off
Collars and ties at one-third off
Shirts and hosiery at one-third off
Underwear and pajamas at one-third off
Canes, Gloves and all furnishings at one
third off .
Straw hats at one-third off
Nothing in the store is reserved from this flat
deduction of 33 1-3 off of the original purchase price.
Nothing exchanged. All purchases for
cash only. Ncccssaru alterations will be
charged for. Sale will be discontinued
without notice.
William H. Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut Street
'OT I JMF llas bccn the Keynote the only reason why wo fyive been
vuwih ai)ie 0 gjve sucn wonderful values year in and vnnr nut.
iwuy im-miiK over our siucks, clearing me new out as span as it
comes in, selling at a loss rather than go to the expense of carrying surplus
that will in time become a total loss, is the big reason for these prices that you
see ueiuvv.
'Children's Low
and High Shoes
n.69
Mif-ses' white cam us luce.
Sizes ll's to 2
Infants patent leather Hi Cut But
ton with heaver brow mop.
Sizes CVj to 8
Children's black kid Oxfords,
Sizc&S'i: to 11. Price...
Same Misses.
2. Price...
Sizes 11 z to
$2,98
2.79
3.49
2.98
$3.98
$3.98
$1.59
$4.98
$3.98
Children's brown Vici Kid Ox- $0 QQ
t 1 ?l,o5 Sli in 2 CftV
Misseb' brow-n calf Oxfoids.
Sizes 112 to 2. Price..,.
Growing ciils' blnck kid bx
Oxfords. Price
Growing gills' brown calf
fords. Price
Children!, white canvas Hi Cut
Lace. Sizes 8i to It
Glowing girli patent leather
plain Pumps. Sizes 2uj to 7.
S Also patent leather Oxfords..
: Sizes 2'b to 0
to
Sues 8
Infants' patent Mary Jano
Pumps. Sizes 4 to 8. . .
$1.49
Sturdy High Shoes
Children's gunnictal $1 QO
lace. Sizes 8 Vi to 2 l'0
Children's brown $0 QO
lnce. Sizes 8 to 11 tfO
Children's patent leather but
ton. Sizes 8 M to $Qg
Growing girl&'brown A QQ
calf lace TWO
vVPiUPFll
Men's
Low Shoes
6.98
'6.98
w.TT.7
Uruun English Brogue
Ovfordu ,
Jlen'H cordo calf KnglMi Ox
fords r..ll Mall toe I'rltp..
Men's Broun VIcl niuclier Ox
ford vv Itli rubber heels . . . .
MenH brown and blnck ralf KnRllnh
Oxford. Special Uootfjcar (C no
welt 9.S70
MenV brown :md blnek calf bluelier
Oxfords Special Good- r; no
year welt ... O.JO
Men's patent oolt bluelier Oxfords
wiin nicciium toe S-peclal
Cloodvear vvnlt .
tiovB- nriwn i:r;lsii q qq
Oxford . . OtiJO
High Shoes and Boots
?5.98
4.98-
'5.98
Men's brown Unt'llsli bala
Uood ear welt ".
iMeuu b'uninetui urown ljiL-lhh s
buN. ... v
Mens vicl kid
bluchers
Mcn'ti heavy woili bhoes,
black and tan
Hoh' black dress blutboraj
sizes 11 to 5 'a
Men's bcout
.Shoes
Uojh' tan stout bhoes , alzes
814 lo Bf
I.lttlo fc'cnta1 tan bcout bhoes ;
sizes 11, 13 lj
Men's brown bluchers with
rubber heels ...
Men's brown Kngllah brogue
Shoes
Llttlti Gents' blaclt fcchool
Shoes
Men's Hhort
IlnotH
Jlni'n Storm KIiib
IIooIk
Men'B V. s rm Hip
IlontH) Rlieft It tn 11
3.49
'3.4?i
'2.98
?2.9fe
'2.29
'5.S&
'7.8
'2498
'2,'.98
'3i.49
'3.89
Women's Low
and High Shoes
Women's white canvas Oxford, with
high covered Louih $0 A to
f, f "
barrio in white canvas $9 QQ
Mat kid high heel Pumps,
plain toe...
$6.98
. $3.98
Jut Received New and Complete Line of
"Keels" Tennis Shoes
98c to $1.49
All styles and sizes.
New and Complete Line
Received ! Misses' and
Children's Barefoot
Sandals & Play Oxford
98c to S1.98 '
,. All Mall Orders
Hlln,, Promptly Fluid
H
4.98
$3.49 Ii
kid . high-heel Pump.
3.98 II
6.49 If
?3.98 f '
55.98 If .
k J'sW i
7
In the Bargain Bins M
--700 Pairs Odds and Ends of M
Pumps nnd Ox- $0 QO f
fords. Spccinl... ,tV0 M
.AH sizeH and at j lea in F
' I urunn una uiaCK. cvV
7 -Wi Mr
JsBrXwJCaw '
i
Plnin patent leather seamless
Pumps, with high heels
Women's patent leather Ox
fords, Louis heel
L Comfort Oxfords, plain too
I nt tin
VI WJJ..... ...,
Women a mat
Turned soles,
Special
Women's black kid, high-heel $C QQ
Oxfords D.UO
Black calf and kid Oxfords, $A QQ
new military hcer. 't.UO
ALL STYLES OF HIGH
SHOES
Womcn'b black kid, high and $fi QO
medium heel lace Shoea.... U.UO
Women's pntent leather, me
dium heel gray cloth tops.
Women's kid comfort
Shoes
Women's wide-ankle com
fort Shoes..
116-08-120 N. 8th St. Above Arch St.
(ll.ni 1'rM.o till H r. M., Saturday till 10 V, J. filllaaCipni
&
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t.iz2t MMykM'MiJ
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