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CAPO OEL GOVERNO
L'Annunzio Ufficialo doi Compo-
nonti il Nuovo Ministero
Sara' Dato Oggi
riibtlthcd nr1 DIMrlhutoil Vml.r
pnn.MiT no. ait.
Allthorlarci bv thp act nf Oetntwr .
101T. on nii nt tli P.mtflfflr of Phlla
d!phl, T.
a s. nrm.nsoN.
Lontlr.i, 2(1 mnssin. I'm (llspnrrio
vCitltito (In KnniM nlln Otifnil News nii
nunzla rlio 1'On. Mtti. rnpo clol gnbl
nrtto rl'p rnfpcnn" Irf iltmlxlntil II
Klorno unilici corrontc. o' rlm-clto u
formnro nn nuovo Oitbinrtto.
Ti'annnnrlt mftViiili' ilci idtiivxiriin' il
nuovo Ministero nvvorrn' diirnulo oecl.
clrcoln ncgll ambient! dl Montcellorio
drmbra Clio un nccordo sin stnto rag
siunto o die 1 popolarl nnrteclperanno
nl Rovornn con nlmcno ti'C iiot-ttifoKil.
II nuovo OnbinPlto coniprpn(lorpbb'
nnclic mm largo rnpprespntnzn del par
tlto glolittlnim p Nnrobbc nnclio nrocrtn
to rite I'On. Sclnloia rimnrra' nl sno
posto nl Mlnisterd pep gli Affnrl Kstcrl.
Alounl rlteugono clic 1'On. Hononil,
("orinlistn rifonnlstn u nilnlfttro (IpIIu
guprrn nol Hlsmisxlmwrlo flnbliictto,
non sin roinprrso nplln nnovn llstn ill
mintatrl, nin nmltl invper ritcDgono ohp
ell vprin' nilldnto il Mlnistoro dplln
Mnrinn. Al Miniolcro dolln Ctiicrru vcr
rpbbp nsspgnrtto, probnbllnipntp. 1'On.
Pernio, giolittinno, rd (eo ill Grn
7.in p CiitiKtizlu 1'On. Mi-cln, rnpo dpi
purtlto pnpolnrp.
1" npinioiip gcurrnlp i'Iip il nuovo
ministpro non rnpprespiitl nltro rlic un
vimnnstn del vrcclilo p pIip la sun vita
dlppndprn' dnll'nppoggio del popular! c
iIpI pmtlto Hi (ilolltu.
French Miners Resume Work Today
1'arls. May 20. (By A. IM Do-
plsloti by tlip mliiprs' union in Hip dp-
pnrtniPtits of Noril and Van dp Calais
to rpsiinip work today bns bppn ratiHpd
at a meeting of miners' delegiite.-i, and
Itifitrnmt tnli nf tliiu m.ttmi Itnu hnnti fnl.
I'St-npheil to nil mining cpntprH in
noma, lfl mnggio. 1 glnrnali pub- I France . Hallway workers In flip south
bllcnno artiroli cnn I quail dlvcutono Inland employes of transportation compa
(dtuazioiip j oonsPgiiPiiza dolln crisi j uips nt Mnrsellles nlso linvc decided to
mlnlsterlalp p sill prob.ibiM rnnn'omnti ' resume work nt nnrp.
del nuovo (SiibiiiPtto. (ti'nernlmonte ' ;
circa ! nomi dpi nuovi minlstri si pro- ,
cede per indiizloiio p si prcvpdo clip !
l'nnnunzlo ufflrialp. qunlorn N'itti la
riilscito nd avorp 1'nppoggin p la pir -tecipnzlonp
dpi popolnri nl nuovo
Koverno, vrrru' duto iiclla giornata di
domani.
Ii On. Nitti ba avuto lungo oolloniii
I3VENING VVJttiLG (LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, ''THX3RSD At,' iiAY 20, 192()
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DEMOCRATS SLATE
UN
N INDIANA
Mon Gallantly Withdraw
' Candidates for State School
Superintendent
"GOODRICHISrVT IS SCORED
By tlie Avwrlalcd Trws
Iniliannnnlls, Mny 20. Indlnnn Deni
oernts mrt In ntntp ronvpntlon here to-
day to name n slate ticket, adopt a
platform and select, delegates to the na
tional convention.
With the reorganization of the state
committee, with Benjamin Bosse, of
hvansvllle, again ns chairman, nud the
Completion of bllslnenn hv thn Hilrteen
rongressloual districts last night, the
, way was cleared for what was expected
to be n quick nud harmonious busl
ucss session.
as ,, . . .ll,r.u "ns given uemocratio
, politics In Indiana with the Indorsement
by tbe state central committee of the
homlnatlon of a woman for the office of
superintendent of. public Instruction.
Indianapolis. All the men candidates
promptly withdrew.
The thirty delegates to the national
convention twenty-six district and four
I nt -large will go uninstructed. It was
Con I enpi del partito ponolnre. special
niPnte con Mida c Mlclipli'. p da rpmuto
Fourteen East SixUeth St.
A Itmirloim np1ilentln1 Ilotrl.
Oppnultp (lis Mrlropolltan Club and Fifth
ATtnnp nnlraiife to Onlriil Park,
Apjirtmfnt". ulnslo or en lulte, for anj
EAGER & BABCOCK
New York Cltr
&
THE SECRET
F you will not pay the
fabulous cost of Ori
ental Pearls, then the only
known way to keep it a se
cret is to wear Tecla Pearls.
T E C L A
398 Fifth Avenue. New York 10 Rue de la Pabc. Parts
CHARLES J. MAXWELL &. CO.
Sole Philadelphia Agents Walnut St. at 16th St.
MANY PEOPLE
Take a few steps ofT
Chestnut Street on 12th
Street simply to see the
BEAUTIFUL
FLOWERS
Wc shall be plad to have
you come in. Please don't
"feel obliged to purchase.
THE CENTURY FLOWER SHOP
12th St. below ChestPUt St:
MATTRESSES
I I Renovated V
said.
Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, of In
dlauapolls. who led In the race for tho
nomination for governor by a big plu
rallty, will be unopposed for n place
on thji ticket. Former, Senator Thomas
Taggart was unopposed for the nomi
natloii for senator.
It freely was declared Vice President
Thomas It. Marshall, former Senator
Taggartj fofnier. .Governor Samuel M.
Ralston, of Indianapolis, nnd Mrs.
Alice Foster McCulloch, of Fort w..'""
would constitute the delegate, i atJarJL'
Renovated
BRASS BEDS RELACQUERED
iiox srniN!OH nt triioi.sTKrtEn
87 yrs. eTperlrnre Insurnt enMre Untl-fnetlon.
ACME RENOVATORS
2ND & WASHINGTON AVE.
Auto rtlU ritmvhrrr. Estnh. 37 ar. I
Dion. Lombard 4703 Writs """ I
Solve Next Winter's Heating Problems
NowLet SPEAR'S Do It .
iPEAl
PEAJL
foswr
Jr SIOVO .
y'forev-ryDTV
Ran
Heafers
"DANDERINE"
PRACTICAL housewives and home owners do not
wait until the first chill blast of Fall to consider,
their heater needs. If they did, they -couldn't bo
called practical.
Tho summer months are the time to havo
the new Spear Heater put in. Then you will bo
comfortable all winter.
Send for booklet of varioui type, or cfrop in ancf tee them.
JAMES SPEAR STOVE & HEATING CO.
1823 Market Street S.Wpe?J-"
Hpenr Moves mnrfc in I'MtodelpMa since 1SSCB
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Blank Boohs- j
DIANK BOOKO
Dound ml
Loois Lett
LmioarurinNa
rntNTiNo
EKORAVINa
OFFICD
SUtlsnerr
and Supptlti
To users of
BLANK BOOKS
IN OOn plant tt produce oompleto bltav
booka .for every purpose, destsnln uJ,
to meet any epeclal requirements you Z
have. r
Every process is performed In our ,
factory which assures you of unloi.
high fiuallty both In workmaonhin V?'
WILLIAM MANN COMPANY
629 MABKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA.IPA.
New York Offlocti S61 Broadway. Founded ji
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Doubles Its. Beauty.
9mh
A trw pnlii buy "Uunderlni'." After
.in tipplit'utlnn nf "Diuidrrlne" cu ran
int llnil ii fnllpn linlr or any ilmulruft,
ltflrle erry lintr nlinivs new llfr. vlRnr.
irlKhlnrK. more roliir nnd tlilrknri.
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Most Reasonable Prices for Quality
&'&.
Shcmavd
&&nk
May
Sale
Small Lots at Reduced Prices
Equal qualities are not to be had at these prices
Note how frequently the words "all linen" appear
Tabl
Linens
Cloths and Napkins; extra quality
linen, three patterns rose, panel, lilac:
2x2 yds.. $12.00 ea.
2x2'. ydi.. 15.00 ea.
2x3 yds., 18.00 ea.
2x3 V, yds.. 21.00 ea.
2x4 yds., 24.00 ea.
214x214 yd...
2'2x2l yd...
2',x3 yd...
2'5x3. yd...
2x4 yd..,
$16 ed.
22 ea.
30 ea.
38 ea.
45 ea.
Napkins 27x27 inches, (sold only with
table cloth to match). $20.00 doz.
Table Cloths, all linen. 70x70 inches,
$7.75 and $9.00 each.
Breakfast Napkins, all linen, 22x22 inches,
$11.00 and $14.50 doz.
Hemstitched Tea Napkins, all linen.
$8.00 and $9.00 doz.
Pillow Cases Spreads Blankets
Fine all-linen Pillow Cases with hand
embroidered scallops, 22x36 inches,
$6.50 pair.
First quality Dove Dimity Bedspreads,
64x90 inches, $3.75 each
80x92 inches. $4.50 each
Blankets, 60x86 inches, $4.75 pair.
Voiles
Printed designs in stylish colorings;
36 to 38 inches wide. 50c and 75c yd.
Towels
Hemstitched Huck, all linen, 18x34 ins.,
75c ea.
Hemstitched Huck, all linen, 22x36 ins.,
$1.25 ea.
Hemstitched Huck, all linen, 18x33 ins.,
$1.50 ea.
Turkish, 21x38 inches, 40c each.
Turkish friction Towels, ribbed, 26x46 ins.,
$1.00 ea.
Kitchen Towels, all linen, 22x30 ins.,
75c ea.
Kitchen Towels, union,1 21x29 ins., 50c ea.
Glass Towels, all linen, 1 7x36 ins., 38c ea.
Glass Towels, all linen, 22x34 ins., 75c ea.
Glass Towels, union, 21x32 ins., 50c ea.
Toweling by the Yard
Plaid and plain, all linen, 1 7 and
inches wide, 50c yard.
21
Nainsook
12-yard pieces of English Nainsook;
inches wide. Three qualities:
$6.00 $6.50 the piece.
36
Laces
Filet edge and insertion; Yz to 5 inchea
wide. 45c to $4.50 yd.
Silk and net top, 2 to 27 inches wide; ecru
and white, 45c to $1.50 yd.
Sarre in black, Wi to 18 inches wide, 18c
to $2.00 yd.
Handkerchiefs
Women's, all linen, 30c each.
Women's, sheer cotton cord, $1.00 for
six.
Rompers
for 1, 2 and 3 year Tots. Some made of
white striped madras and some of
checked gingham. Price $2.00.
Underwear
5atin or Taffeta Petticoats, double panel
front and back, $8.00 and $8.50
each.
Philippine Gowns, very special material,
$3.45. .
Philippine Corset Covers, very fine, $1.95.
Excellent Philippine Chemise, $2.65.
Cambric Gowns, surplice neck, three
quarter sleeves, $1.95.
Maids' Aprons
White Lawn, trimmed with rick rack, 95c.
Neckwear
High neck guimpes; black and white and in
all sizes, $2.00 each.
Vcstee with collar, and ruffles of Val lace,
$2.00.
Collar and Cuff Sets, organdie. Plain,
tucked and some button-trimmed,
75c set.
Cretonnes
Imported and domestic, 50c to $1.85 yd.
Regular stock not remnants.
Saturday Closing Hour 1 P.M. '
1008 Chestnut Street
Store Orders
Accepted
in
This
Sale!
Open Evenings
Open Evenings
The Largest Exclusive Men's and Boys' Clotjiing Store in Philadelphia
1019-1021 Market St.
Your
Money
Back
If You
Want It!
Tomorrow, Mr. Hill's Gigantic Underselling Sale
That Will Enable Men to Make Extraordinary Savings on
) f m ft i
spring & summer amis
New Purchases & Reductions on Our Own Stocks That
Present the Most Astounding Savings Ever Known!
A Disposal That Breaks All Precedents! A Tremendous Blow Is Struck to the High Cost of Clothing! Mr. Hill
Offers These Savings to Convince All and Every Man That No Store Will Be Allowed to Undersell the Hill Co.!
Men s
Men's $28.50 & $30 Suits, $1 9.50
Men's $32.50 & $35 Suits, $23.00
Men's $37.50 & $Jfi Suits, $27.75
Men's $U2.50 & $15 Suits, $33.00
Men's $50.00 and $60.00 Custom-Built Suits, at $38.00
Men's $U5.00 Blue Serge Suits, With Extra Trousers, $3Jf..50
. ..
A Bona Fide Cash Saving of $10.00, $15.00 and
$20.00 on Every Suit Embraced in This Sale
Mr. Hill has spent weeks in the markets selecting the most wonderful va
this most exceptional sale. All the leading makers co-operated with Mr. Hill I
ing unusual allowances, so this would be the greatest Clothing event in many y
Tomorrow the sale is ready. Ready for thousands of men, who will ap
the extraordinary savings Mr. Hill has made possible, and who will welcomp
portunity to buy the best clothing the markets afford at these most astonishing
prices.
There is no mistaking this wonderful bargain event not just the small
taking off of 20 or 25 but actual and bona fide savings ranging up to 50
and more.
And, furthermore, Mr. Hill's well-known policy of your money
back if not satisfied goes with every purchase, eliminating any doubt
in your mina as 10 wnetner you win gei me greatest clothing value in
many a year.
The Greatest Price Smashing
Clothing Sale on Record
and we will be wonderfully ready tomorrow. Extra salespeople to give
you prompt attention.
You can choose from thousands and thousands of the newest and
smartest of spring and summer suits each a master creation and embrac
ing all the leading makes of the country.
Never before has such a selection been presented to any man at such
wonderful savings. May be, never again !
Make it a point to get in here early tomorrow. Tho best plums always
go first and though there is unlimited choice and varieties the early
bird always gets the worn;.
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Men's & Young Men's
$28.50 & $30 SUITS
94 H Oil
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Men's & Young Men's
$32.50 & $35 SUITS
$900
Men's & Young Men's
$37.50 & $40 SUITS
$
27
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Men's4 Young Men's
$42.50' & $45 SUITS
.00
$
33
Men's & Young Men's
$50 & $60 SUITS
.00
$
38
Genuine all-wool fabrics, designed in smart styles single
and double breasted thoroughly well made by master tailors.
The very popular form-fitting and conservative 2 and 3 button
models.
The range of choice is wide flannels, blue serge, mix
tures, fine cheviots, herringbone weaves, purest of worsteds
and cassuneres. Every coloring and pattern a man could want
or think of!
The Hill Co,, 1019-21 Market Street
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