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troops Will mnkfi tin effort Jo follow.
Tn tlio inpantlnni new rebel reenforce
menta arc being 'rilalicd to the scene of
tlio striiKRle, which extends over a front
of approximately three miles.
No further news lini been received
from MpxIoo City nn to the n tuntion
t there. Tamplco rfports the Mexico City
wlrciegM xtntlon is iiriog tisru only lor
lrnnsmlHlnn of ofTiohil incsMiRes. '
W. A. Body, Urltlsh yrv consul for
this elty. Is with President Cnrrnnzn.
HfTorts nrc belug nuidn by British nml
American nilthorilles here tn reach him.
They have arranged lhroueh Naval
Commander Illrnm Toledo, tu the Mex
ican Hot lllii here, that Naval Lieu
tenant Hades will so on a special train
to San Marco, where ho will make
nn cfTort to pet In touch with Car
rau.n'H officers mid brlitR out Mr.
Body.
Itrltfoli and French warships mndft
their appearance here today for the
firdt time, nlnec the outbreak of the
revolution, the vessels which arrived
beliiK the French cruiser Descartes and
the llritlsh cruiser (ilaiRow. The num
ber of American warships at anchor
In the harbor was increased to four
by the arrival of the protected cruiser
Dolphin from Tamplco.
Calcxlco. Calif., May U.--(IJy A.
P.) Governor Kstebau Cautu, of
Lower California, last night sent to
the American commander of Camp Itca
ron here a request that he "take heed
nf thrni I riling conditions and rumors
so that Calexico might have protection
in cas-e trouble came."
FAILS TO KILL GRAND VIZIER
Constantinople Policeman's Shot Hits
Damad Ferld's Attendant
Inmloii, May 14. (Ny A. P.) An
other attempt was made to assassinate
Damad I'erld, Turkish grand viator, on
Tuesday, according to a Constantinople
dispatch. The attack occurred at the
grand vizkr's resilience and wn made
by a policeman, who fired upon Damad
Ferid, but only wounded the latter's
armed nltendant. The grand vizier's
assailant was arrtsted.
Mustnpha Kcmiil, leader of Turkish
nationalist forces in Asia Minor. wa
condemned to death nt an extraordinary
court-martial held in Constantinople on
Wednesday, according to a dispatch
from the Turkish capital.
Others sentenced to imprisonment
worn All Fllnil PjirIiii fnrnin,. i-nni
possession of the president have been , mandnr of the Twentieth Turkish Army
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., XI Pmo, Tex., May It. Definite an
nouncement by Oeneral Alvaro Obre
foa that President Carranza was still
at liberty, but was being closely pur
wed, by revolutionary forces surround
ing hjm at nineonda. Puebla. was the
outstanding subject of Interest In revo
lutionary circles today.
According to n mesng direct from
Obrcgon by Itobrrto Pesqueira. revolu
tionary financial agent. Carranzn will
be, Riven nn opportunity to leave the
country in safety.
"With the expected arrUnl today of
General P. KHas Calles. commander
of the revolutionary forces of the north -"West,
another development nf the new
political upheaval was expeted. In a
few days 10,000 Insurgent troops are
to begin their southward sweep to Mex
ico City, If announced plans are fol
lowed. In the mennwhile KI Paso banks are
biting confronted with the problem of
deciding the disposition of funds de
posited by erstwhile Cnrrnnza ofilclnls
who since have either withdrawn from
'public ofllcc" or have openly joined the
revolution. An elTort is being made
by Carlo-) Felix Diaz, new customs col
lector nt .Tuurez, to recover $(,0,000
said to 'belong to the Mexican Govern
ment and alleged to have been depos
ited in an El Paso bank by 3. Felipe
Tslle. the former Carninztf customs
collector.
A Crux, May M.(Ny A. I'.)
Rebel nttacks against the position held
by President Carranza near San Marcos,
state 'of Puebla, have been successful nt
Komo points, but the struggle still Is
going on. Two more trains remalnlug
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BUILDINGS BURNED
Armed Bands in Various Parts
of Ireland Continue Wednes
day's Raids
MORE TROOPS MAY BE USED
Uy tlio Associated Pres.
Dublin, May M. Several additional
attacks nn government property and
other incidents occurred In various parts
of Ireland last night, but up to noon to
day (lie reports indlcntcd that the con
tinued activity of tinned bands was on
nothing like the scale of Wednesday
night s demonstration. The police bar
racks, courthouse and pofltoflice at
Ilriiree, County Limerick-, were iin,.,i
while a motor vnu containing provlslou.1 1
for the, police was burned near Sheverle. '
Armed nnd mnubiwl ,.,,. ..,t.i,..i .. I
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motor garage in Dublin, overpowered
the caretaker and took uwny nu auto
mobile. The plan of General Sir Nevil Mn
cready commander nf the government
forces In Ireland, looking to closer co
operation between the police and the
military in an effort to suppress the dls'
orilers. inolcs the establishment of
military posts in Isolated districts
where the police barracks had to be
abandoned because of nttacks upon
them.
The opinion of 'tlio llritlsh authorities
-ccm to bo that the disorders in Ire
land, which they regard as acts of re
hellion, call for Hie use of soldiers in
"lead of the police. In line with thb
view, the military are already doing the
patrol work "which hitherto had been
left for the most part to the police.
The proposal to establish military
posts is resented by ninny of the Irish
people, who regard it as tho setting up
of the, block houso system which wfts
first tried in South Africa in the Doer
war.
Tho rumors of differences of opinion,
between the leading men In the govern
"nient of Ireland find no confirmation in
official circles.
London, May 14. (Hy A. P.) De
cision by tho government to make nn
enry appeal to the country by a general
elecMon In nn effort to fix upon n definite
Irls.1i policy has been readied, according
to rumors current In London .last night.
In well-informed circles these rumors
are ridiculed, however, nnd an yet there
has been nothing to confirm them.
It is said tho government feels itself
confronted wlthttwn alternatives ac
ceptance" of the implied challenge of civil
war in Ireland or ncqulescenco iu tho
establishment of nn Irish republic as a
result of widespread disorders in tho
island, culminating Wednesday in at
tack on" barracks
Ireland,
at fiffy places In
SEEK SIBERIANTRAb'E
Americans Are Pnrt of Commercial
Expedition From England
Irondon, May,14.(ijy A. P.) The
London headquarters of the Union -of
Siberian Co-opcrntives has received
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(vorM that Gregory Krnsaln, Bolshevik!
minister of trado ond cdmmercc, hast
granted permission to the union for the
onrnnlxnilnn nt n trade cxncdition which
will proceed from England through 'the
Kara sea to the mouths of tho Obi and-
Yenisei rivers for tho purpose ot re
opening trado on n. bartering basis with
Siberia. American nnd British traders
will bo represented in the expedition.
It is expected the expedition will get
under way early in August.
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Suitable for City, Country and Seashore homes.
, Our constantly increasing sales impressively
f-liow tho superiority and completeness of our
Mocks of dinnerware.
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Kcputcd tho'Largcst Distributors of High Grade Dinnerware
1,212 Chestnut Street
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We speak of the '"atmosphere" of a home, or a hotel, or a store.
We Bay we like it or we don't like it, yet we find it hard to give an
accurate definition of this word. However, we may safely say that
that "atmosphere" which we appreciate in the Chestnut Street Shops
is compounded of refinement, dignity and the courtesy of the sales
people in inese stores.
CHERRIES from California
those large, perfect, dark-red
ones are arriving in everr
increasing quantities at Henry R.
"Hallowell & Son's, Broad Street
below Chestnut Everybody seems
so enthusiastic over their arrival,
for they are the first spring fruit to
arrive from California, and are
imply delicious. Both the red and
the white cherries are put up in
one, two, five or ten pound boxes.
They look most attractive, too, in
Hallowell's Gift Baskets of Fruit,
where thov peep forth temptingly
Between the delicate green of a
Beurre d'Anjou Pear and the vivid
red of a Delicious Apple. Have you
een these delightfully springlike
Gift Baskets of Fruit? They are
hand-painted, you know, nnd make
most attractive gifts.
PHILADELPHIA, they say, is a
polka-dot town when it comes
to neckwear, and one could
well believe it after a glimpse at tho
THE "Morion," a Jacob Reed
model, is quite worthy of tho
characterization, a "gentle
man's suit," for it has about it that
air of refinement which we usually
associate only with custom-made i
clothes. One cannot help but ndmit I
that the absence of padding and stiff J
haircloth fronts improve tho ap
pearance of a suit that the straight,
natural shoulder and the soft, pliable
front are very pleasing and very
comfortable. The low notched, roll
ing lapel and the gracefully curved
lines of the back will appeal to the
man who is looking for a good
looking, practical, wearable suit a
"gentleman's suit."
IT IS safe to say that the bed is
one of the most important arti
cles of furniture in the house
for tho state of one's health in a
great many cases depends upon the
amount of rest ono gets. Rest does
not mean tossintr about on n hard.
wonderful assortment of polka-dot ' uncomfortable mattress throughout
SCarfS at the Store OI .UOCLIOnaia , me JUKi, iur wnut uib nuveusi
& .Campbell, 1334-36 Chestnut ' would describe as "fitful slumber"
Street. The polka-dot foulards are does little for us in the way of renew
particularly well liked and the ing our energies for another day's
crepes de chine with embroidered work. A soft, comfortable, luxurious
dots are wonderfully good-looking. , mattress, such as the "Faultless"
There are figured crepes in excellent I mattress made by II. D. Dougherty
colorings some in Persian designs & Co., 1632 Chestnut Street, goes
that are truly exquisite. The Italian far toward inducing restful slumber.
hand-loomed grenadines are very It is made of curled horsehair,
finn and always in excellent taste, ! the most sanitary of materials.
nd tho soft French and Swiss silks The box spring made by this com
Don't Be Misled Info Buying
Men's suits or topcoats from stores offering dras
tic reductions and discounts without investigat
ing such statements.
Come to our FACTORY sec the clothes actually
being made get our prices and samples com
pare our merchandise and prices with those
charged elsewhere. Then you be the jurge.
We 'will save you the retailers' profit when you
buy clothes where they are made, which repre
sents a saving'to you of over
SALSBURG, SOWS & CO., MAKERS OF
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Topcoats
W PURCHA SING ORDERS ACCEPTED.
make very attroctivc ties. ine
English Maters, which many women
have found just the thing for sports
wear, come in various bright colors.
OU'VE often intended to try
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pany is a practical complement to
the mattress, for it is well made
and exceedingly comfortable.
IN YEARS gone by the wedding
ring was a thing of necessity
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one or tnose ryrex dukwk'i , , ,j ,., !t -
dishes that every one is talking fu, cirde of ,d or platinun set
about, but somehow you e i put off , round wth rare Rems or daintily
.DuywK ii. ,.11"'" ""J l" "'.'. "mi i carved with orange blossoms or
you try it, i warn you. you iu myrtlC( symbo, of undying love. I ,
pecpine quite a.-. ...uv.. L ;-. I was looking at a dainty circlet or
ithusiast as i am. ueauy, n i diamonds in the store of Bailcv.
ero outfitting a kitchen, yrex Banks & Bjddle company the other
Vn dishes wouio. neaa my . da,. an,i t mcntallv placed it beside
jarchases. The case itnunicni gorgeous ring in a0thor casc
taey can uc cicoiicu 2"" ' ," ' which contained a Polished Ciirdie
h considered in these days of serv- Diamon,i, Truy thcy mnde an
exquisite combination. The Polished
Girdlo Diamond is tho ideal en
gagement gift, for it is truly a per
fect ppm. The mvriatl lichts of
the stone, brought out by a certain '
method of cutting and ponsnmg,
arc marvclously beautiful.
HARD candies with the true
fruit flavors! Do you know
where to find them? Why,
at the stores of Edward D. Kruse
Company, 100 South Eleventh
Street nnd 4903 Baltimore Avenue.
They make a specialty of hard
Why We Sell Cheaper-Location
Open Etb:. Until S.I0 o'clock
bntardajrs, 6 o'clock
m ' uyra X.VB. uniu w.vv a livcn mmk
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DEPARTMENT STORE, 726 ARCH ST.
Tomorrow, Extraordinary Sale
Women's $25 and $30 New
Silk Dresses
.nflMit houses. Pvrex never chips
er crates and is guaranteed against
breakage from oven heat. Then,
too, it looks so well on the table
that one feels it is worthy of asso-
elation with one's finest linens nnd
silver. You will find Pyrex glass-
'ware at the store of J. Franklin
MMJer, 1612 Chestnut Street.
T WAS a smart-looking sports
suit in an elusive shade of lav
rfer that drew me into tho
Btore of A. G. Spalding & Bros., at
1210 Chestnut Street, one day this
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buy newest silk
frocks at less than'
their wholesulo
worth. New taf
fetas and Matins.
Many combined
with georgettes.
Greater bargain news would be
impossible.
For Quick Clearance:
Women's $25 to $35 1
Suits &) $A75
Coats j
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week, There was a certain jaunty ' canaies ana you win una meir s-
air in its CUt inni. murnuu 11. us suiuiicih unuauuiiy p""' ""
different from that avalanche of only tho purest of ingredients are
vorts apparel with which we have used m the manufacture ot
Vl1 overwhelmed of late, and the . candies, they make wholesome
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A Big Reduction!
Men's $40 Suits
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All this season's very latest
styles. Most desired materials
and colorings.
manufacture of these
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a certain lea given not long ago
lemon drops were used instead of
a tkis shade in a sports suit before.
liTn fHuvivcred that this note of
. T-jt-iA,aUtv in characteristic of all I nucur. trivinc the tea a most dc
'k 'articies in this department at I lightful flavor. You will find Kruse's
h ' wed are really nobby, with their The flavors are different nnd deli-V't'-
rrow belte and potch pockets. cious. You must try those tooth-
'A MaittO have tne pressed loainor oui-'-,
.fi,.-hmmm nH almost all nro imported.
' i i'I'imt a suit of wcol jersey with
. i S r lawi collar that I liked
collar that I liked very much.
some t-hocoiaw iNut rattles Bomo
time when you are in Jiruse's. You
will find them as delectable as they
sound.
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THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION?
$23
Special Tomorrow
Thefio nro high grado suits
of fine quality woolens. All
the now young men'e and
conservative styles in all col
orings and patterns.
Boys' $15.00 Suits $
Popular Norfolk belted styles of nil
wool suitings. Made in tho best pos
siblo way to stand hurd wear, AH
sIzch up to 17 years.
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In Response to Oak Hall's Call
5000 Suits Go On Sale at Prices
Way Below the Market
There has been a break in the whole
sale clothing markets due to lack of
demand since Easter.
Manufacturers must have money.
' Therefore they must move stocks in which their money is tied up.
Knowing this and knowing the great old store at Sixth & Market Streets
to be the city's greatest clothing outlet we sent out a call to the manufacturers to -bring
towus their best, all-wool Suits.
From time to time we will send out other calls but that is getting ahead
.of our story. As the result of our first call here are
5000 Suits at figures that
the backbone of high
Group Number One-
will break
prices!
$40 Suits for $23.50
Group Number Two $45 Suits for $26.50
Group Number Three $50 Suits for $29.50
Group Number Four $55 Suits for $34.50
Group Number Five $75 Suits for $39.50
Let us make certain facts clear we might have offered J 0,000 suits had
we not insisted that Oak Hall's Standard of quality be observed in the selection of
this great quantity of clothing. '
These five groups contain only the finest products of the best manufac
turers.
Worsteds, flannels, serges, woolens.
Built of all-wool fabrics.
Guaranteed by Wanamaker & Brown.
The importance of this offer cannot be overestimated because
we or anyone else cannot tell how long this situation in this manu
facturers' field will continue. It may.be only temporary, and
these 5000 suits will go like ((a house -a-fire. ' ' Men will buy two
or three at a time, taking no chance on the future. K
Wanamaker & Brown
Market at Sixth for 59 Years
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