'"'r if i) iV ', ?f" A. I. vfc 1 i tIM 1 . i)"v lV' '&. ',- ' XX EVEtotfOf :FUBiDIO fcEfctM j; ili)20 ifji 'Jew X.tf. I '.. " R e P't ! f h K i u I'l f 'I s 7 0 :, II0 itw 8X2 s H 19THARTILLERY LEAVES EOS DIX i ''First Troops of "Show Bat talion" March Down Mar ket Street to Forry MOSTLY VETERANS OF WAR "Early birds" In I'htladctnhln this rnorniiij; lmd n pood look nt the regit Urs In the Hwond Battalion of tho Nineteenth Field Artillery, which clat tered nnd rumbled throiich the city on Itn way to Camp Dix from Fort Slyer, Vn, , First troops of this "show battalion" to come through were the men of, the train, taking eight heavily londed army trucks down Market street to the Head ing ferry. They crossed the rWer nt 7 o'clock. Baek of them about, forty-five minutes, came the balance of the com mand, which had been encamped at Sixty-first street nnd Baltimore nve- , nue. In the bnttnllon nre POO officers and men and about 1100 horses. The Ions line of T.'m, the caissons, the rolling kitchens nnd wagons i?ave Market street a martial air. Captain .1. M. Swiug is in command. The Nineteenth Field Artillery wrvnl with the Fifth Division In France and most of tho men in the regiment now tre overseas veterans, with a sprinkling of picked recruits. This is the first long march since the return of the regi ment to this country. At Camp Dix the battalion will be jln a severe course of drill nnd general training. TO MAKE HEALTH SURVEY Physicians to Prescribe Exercises at Recreation Centers The Department of Public Welfare, according to an announcement made by ..its chief physician. Dr. Blair Spencer, will mnke a health survey of the tens of thousands of boys and girls who go to the recreation centers of the city. The plan, started after a conference with the Philadelphia Health Commis sion, Is that two physicians will bo ap pointed to bold n clinic at ten reerea tlon centers. The object of these clinics : will be to discover nny Incipient Illness ! among the children and guide them in treatment and the exercises most bene ficial to them. HOME VICTOR WATER HEATER irnit rn.it. Ntw .principle: constant sup ply: 5 lo 30 rallona. lc. Heats radiators also. There U noth ing Just as rood. Frc book. Reeves Stove 38 & Foundry Co. So. 2d OPEN-AIR CHORAL SERVICE UNDKJl TtlE niRKCTION 01' Bishop Rhinelander on tho tltt of tho proposed CATHEDRAL ON TIIK IMRKWAT AT TWENTY-THIRD STREET SUNDAY AITKRNOON JUNE 27, 1920 AT 4:30 O'CLOCK Treacher Br. I.LEIVELLV.V N. CAI.EV. D.D. CENTRAL YMCA H51 AKCH STKEET SUNDAY. JUNE 27 4 P. M. ."The God Man and the Ileast." An Inspiring motion picture to Illustrate a trtlk by Georse C. Streaker. TttSP.'M. Son Service of Popular Hymna. rtEI.IGIOCS NOTICES .Mlseellaneoue rBE-CONVKNTION CO.NTKttT Combined choirs of the Pennsylvania ftuie Convention of Christian Kndeaver Hecure' tick'cti Acadcmv Ticket OfNee. HIT Cheetnut it , Wm 7.'. r.m IirMII.vrKKIAI. INION will moat next Monday at II o clock in Y. MCA Hall. Hit Arch it. Th- speaker will be the Itev. ."SAMUEL G. INMAN. of New York, on th topic. "The Situation In Mexico and Central America " All matter of binlness should be In the hands of the Executive Conunittes before 10:30 o clock JUTTIIEW J. HTNDMAN' Fecretery. '130 North 524 if rrehrterlnn AJICH AT. CIU'KCII. lth nnd Arch. Dr. MACARTNEY will prarh at 10.45 on jne :ueanei in in me world. Ar en "I Have Learned by Experience lln. Tout" Seme of the thine that Mfe teaehee us. but alee! too often in a'n that the transereaaor'e way le hard tlii man an a mortal belnv must find h s hnppinee in aodlike iharactcr. not ,n thlnas that Hme ii ehort BKCOND VKKSnVTKRIAN CIU'RCH 111 at and Walnut ate Rev. ALEXANDER MacCOLL. D D ,Min. later. Rev. AI.V1N n fll'nr.EY. Ajst M'nK'.r Mr Gurley will preach at 11 a m. Sub 1ecf "Tenia!." Vlaitnra wtrome THE IIETIILEHEM rilESnY. IILIU II tlroad and Plamond l Rev. WILLIAM L Mr' OrtMIciC. Tastor 10.30 a. m Mornlnn Wnrhlp The Pailor will prrach both morning- and evenlni. ' Subject a m . "FTNIMNO A LOST i niRLE ' I '.'30 p. m Sabbath S. honl Purine Juh and Auiunt Sabbath Fennel will be held 1.1 ft no j m a. 45 p m. Teun 1'eople'a Soc. I C (I 7:4 Evenlnc Hrvlr Fpeclal f"rke in rharR of Ihe mn Fermon by the Tailor. Subject. "A MANfM JOH " ! Rpeclat Musical Hervice. i Invlle your friends Bveryhndy wionme I naptlat THE TEMPLE I Itread and Ilerke tt. (I00O North'. 8000 aeata lll'SSKI.I. II ""eis'WELL Pelor VV'llllani pvr Mn'tirdy .taoela.te Pj.ior Dr. J. SlirMti lUnni Muaieal lure. inr. i Krederlk K Hiarke Organlat. Ruiaell II. t'nnwell )ifj.he in 3(1 m. end 7 (ft p m The I.ord'e Hupper villi be nbiert'cd at the mornlm eervlce. Temple rhnrua anna both rri Orian Recital 7 IS to 7t5 At the evenlni; service Doctor fnnwell will . preach upon the aubject. "What the I Anjels tflni In llevtn." Kneclal reqti'at program, sung hv the I Temple roniblti'd ''hnrue le aa (ollowa 1 Tor All Eternity." fasleronl ''What Did Jeaiw S7" Reading and I Chant. 'Nearer, Ever Nearer." arranged "Onward. t'hnalUn Snldlera," .MoUougsIl "Open the riateti " Knapp He Shall Fead Ilia Hn.-k " Wood. 'No Nlht There" Danke. "What Did He Dot" arranged. This Is Doctor (ViQevell Ut h'unday at the Temple iintll Septemberlg. Unitarian CMTARUp CHURCH III' fiERlANtmr Oreene at. and Wast Chelieu e. Hunday. Juna a7. 10-0. 1 1 . , Th Mlnlilajr, Rev. Roger H Korbea. win enaph. Subject, "America the Impoeai CUgaei for children. 11 a. in. y ALL ARK INVITED KrleniN THB U MERION MEETI.MI Hill SE. ait nattd on Montgomery pike. Merlon la open for' aervlceg. avery First day IHunday) innrnlna; at It o'clock. It wag bum in jeej. litre winiam i-enn woranipen, On it the eldest, fltoat lilllorlcal church edl. thlM nnnntrv. Yio vllg. Cordlil Invitation V Vtoro Optna DtUy at 0 JL X. Ml Otoa B T, M.' HATS 'TRIMMED FREE $4 to $5 Sports Hats ($2.95 $& t A phenomenal purchase! ) AU These Goods On Sale Monday? 3 Suit jphent Drdtxn TUUA: I 0.30 A. M. 3le Tha martest irummar hata in fashion crowns of ribbon, prettily aet row tvftar row, and flno homp brimi. Mushroom, roll brim, flaro alda nnd poke shapts. Whlto and a doHghtful rnngQ of sports colors. 1U Brother First Floor, North HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE I4t JtiiejRS " "" ' Market Eighth OncYellowTradingStampWilhEverylOcPiircliaseAllDay Filbert Seventh j -I Ti i ." laaaal i jauunamyi Jj.L95 Price that Make Silk Frocka an Economy! 54 Wvhable Satins Th Famov4 Ptaeh Blow brand Whfto, pink and other d'csirahlo Bhndes. 82 inches wldo. kllis Witiiral Pongeo Silks QO Jiieh auaSitvll inr.ht wide. JvOL , , Oonulno Jjit)anes ponarco In bamboo color. I llliiiiilMiinii tiinni it $2.50 to $3 Dross Silks, $1.69 'to"!'''!''' Plattl and aattn striped afftotn In smarttut color combinations i alao i.i eoloMd taffsUa In navy Mm and othsr shades. 3Mnch. nrg? fool',0 fi ! ' '"'t WsJftenlattasSeasiIS Wi SKi a i I i I I H. . a . a . t. a f, ., a . a fj . fc . a ft . a.. a. f , ' - fV-ironjrLj1jJ-LajtlUUJlelr-aUjflUl yttv Thousands More, Men's J&t Shirts Will go on Sale Monday at About 50c on the Dollar! Completed deliveries or the several lots in this sensationalshirt event have been unpacked, price-marked and arranged arrnrrlinrr to size, ready for another record-breaking day, in our $ 1 00,000 sale of the manufacturer's overstock. Fine New Lots in the New $60,000 Group of Men's! faf iirJct from the makers Mlei " " " sin " MM m MMm.MM.W7M W MM kT.TrmTM tTW AP W T,M .'A. M. aW. w v- d .- ''Bi ati"si m tm wkmmmmm tv., ,wu w mIUC,c uireeis, i isfri tzy?iiierriiiTK Tfm Shirts Made to Sell for 12 to $16 Are m This Sale at a Startling Price! The greatest sale ever held in Phila delphia, of the finest grade silk shirts manufactured! Rich Jersey Silks, Pussy Willow Taffetas Eagles Brothers' Crepe de Chine Broadcloths & Satin-Striped Tub Silks Silk shirts in fashionable colorings and ultra rich designs, varying from neat pin stripes to the most gorgeous, highly colored, cluster and candy stripes. lEil leWiaa ia7Jw imfmLAWJ rAlso White Tub Silks with Self Stripes All sizes, from 14 to 16, a'rranged on con venient tables for easy selection. Additional space also experienced salespersons to give prompt and satisfactory service. Lr JL oil V fill 11 11 flt .BBBSBSBSBsKsm W 'm mBaW agWri"" sasaassssslasJil7aTTlly?lliaassseg a . VHes9 JJtapss" BB H raSlBBM eCgia.atVs4. fVBBBSBSBSBSSsH aSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBB ijps''fSaaV - jaavC j H H Vijeiwsj- '"' JJBB Philadelphia, Pa., at astonishing savines on the standard prices of this brand! Hundreds of the choicest patterns in the entire sale are in the lots ready for Monday. talc on-Finl Floor, 7th St. Side, and in Subtva, Store. I J3q& '4 Madras SHIRTS Fine woven and nrinttd martri. .1. r-7T ffeou In rich colorings. ' """ """ un'na crepes. Ne 8tr6 $3 Percale ) $1 .74 SVifa ( 1 Unusually lsrgs variety of noat and novelty stripes, -sWgaBBBagHBaBlSJSaStJSassiiJBS $3.50 Madras) $1.95 Shirf-A I "Sclf-satln stripes, prettily ar- 'V" w"i pnntca color stripes: also ome all white. ' ' J ' $5& $6 Shirts of Fine Imported$Q 95 Irviaaras t tm The famous Anderson's English madras, in rich candy and cluster stripes. Also Russian Cord & Fibre-Stripe Madras Limited quantity of shirts with attached collars, in white and champagne pongee. ,Ja,BaljiljSliaaieaBtBva),s $5 Poplin Shirts Exceptional Values t Notably durable. Stylish stripe effects. $2-65 $1.75 ATHLETIC UNION SUITS $1.15 Well-known make. Small check nainsook. Seams double stitched and fully tailored. $2 "PRESIDENT" UNION SUITS $1.49 Eighty square pajama cheek, notably durable. Athletic atyle; patented closed crotch. s6 to $8 Handsome Lustrous Silk-&-Cotton Shifts '4L Mr V4eeasraJja Men's Balbrlggan Underwear. 59c Another large purchase of army underwear from the U. B. Govern ment. Ecru cotton yarn. Bachelor style shirts, hlph neck and short sleeves; ankle drawers. MjaVeBaVaJgBTaVgiyMlaBBVaa, The finest grades of these, fabrics more durable than all silk. Rich pongees and plain color satins, with Belf-flgures, etripes and checks. Also silk and cotton mixtures in white with combination color stripes and lustrous silk stripes. ----.--. -- e e v e-e-wvve'saawaelallessk! Beginning the White Season Monday A Tremendous Disnosal of White Low Shoes for Women, Misses' & Children SALE OF $100.00 WORTH AT LESS THAN HALF Vitro " -.- sm aaas.pj Cool, Comfortable, Snowy-White Summer Low Footwear! On sale m First Floor Shoe section ; also in our wide Main Arcade, and in the Subway Store. No Mad or Phone Orders Filled. LOT No. 2 3,000 PAIRS OF Women's Washable White Kid Pumps & Ties $7 to $9 Values, Now U ura,'j uemimauiG 'Theo' tics, One and two euelet ties. De Luxe Pumps Street Pumps Oxford Tie. Hand-turned and stitched soles jgV- , l Jfmofi&f1 rjp) jM WW' Lot No. 1: Special Purchase of 10,268 Pairs of Women's $fi in $8 White Low Shoes Every Size in This Phenomenal Sale Widths AAA to El The season's smartest styles absolutely perfect products of America's best shoemakers. In addition to extra space, we have pro- vl9S- e?tra salesPeople to give prompt and efficient service. All sizes, all widths. "Aritto" Pwnpsl Seamiest Pampt Tongue Pampsj De Luxe Pumps Colonial Pumps "Strand" Pumps Oxford Ties I nT Wo d iznn paws or Women's and Big Girls' Canvas Oxfords and Mary Jane Pumps Full covered . Louis Heels. Cpvered Baby Louis Heels. Military and Low Heels. $2.25 to $4.00 Values, Now Good guallty canvas with stitched rubber soles. Sizes 2V6 to 7. Also White Nubuck Sports Oxfords with patent leather trimminEr; stitched leather heels. 1 Linen, Sea Island Dud(, Canvas and popular close rveave Reignsl(in. Hand welted and hand turned and stitched soles. AlUizea. All widtha. No mail or phone order. -First Floor, North ' LOT No. 34000 PAWS OF ,Vomen's White Canvas & Linen Low Shoes $8 to U Values, Now vunuuD ijttLierjis in oxford and pump effect. Louis or military heels. Solea? LOT No. 52500 PAIRS OF Misses' and CFnlrLWm'ci WfoSfrft Mary Jane Pumps and Oxfords to en i ... -- ra .uv rwuca.- now (U jp mm Canvas, with white enameled Tl v leather soles and heels. Sizes 8J2 to 2. M Aff a.) EJ 9pqw mX7 i,i,MSSg Subway Store White Shoe Sale Specials $2to$3.50Whitelg4 Canvas Shoes.) Women' Button and lace.V V" "VJ -.y hijrh and low heels. All sizes. Misses & Children' Button and lace; broad toe shapes. Sizes 6 to 2. X :X(sx axoTxsftft: 2,000 Pairs of Women's White. Canvas s Pumps & Oxfords Jzm $4 to $5 O tasfl Jfm wmk l.bb Values Norv All sizes. White and Covered Heels. Subway Store White Shoe Sale Specials $1.25 and $1.50 Tennis Oxfords ) Qit Men's, Women's, Boys' nnd Girls.' White U canvas with cemented rubber soles. WrtTriP.n'o $9 f ri en wruu. IPlC Footwear. On sale 10 A. M. .....' Various styles In low shoes. Good siio range. )50 Women's $3 to $4 White High Shoes $1 .33 'Whlto canvas button or lace, welted soles. J J, vuu om ww 9lg TKsUxtrt r ysrytalaB; at Iiowsrt ylwhe.KiTtti loox t ou Jfsw flli&t, Ttt ttourkrt W.jss White heels. All sites. 4 . . us ,Vtv,, 'X 22?:iO rfi. fliJ - , .wal . "' i J -f.t. i ......, e?ir. CfcV . i" ' .dtt .lMmmmm
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