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TWO LIVES ENDED
TO MUSICAL FINALE
Hnrpist Collapsos Before
Can Answor Plaudits
, of Audience
He
SUCCUMBS AT PHONOGRAPH
I ft V"Jllfehhfe jtt0 B n
DR. CONWELL WON'T RETIRE H. B. ROSENGARTEN DIES
Drug Manufacturer Wat Stricken on
Eighty-fourth Birthday
Funeral BervlcM for II. H. Rowri.
jartcn, who was stricken Wcdnefdar.
Ma tliv. fourth hlrthda. with nnrnlr.
Intended to retire ai p4Mor of Crueti sSl u be held at hi residence, .ii!."
lUptlst Church. South Herenteenth street. Ho will be
Dr. Conwell repudiated the rumor, I buried In the prlTatc fnm, riot in
.., 4 . , . . l Jfllirri 111! I i r.iirtcij .:. uin nn;
ms lie uan urillUUHkl UL U BLAircs U. annul-
Pastor Denlea Rumor After Tramp
to Temple In Snow
Some one Marted a rumor jcstrda.
that tho ltev. Dr. Rtwell II. Oonwell
Mr.
ltoensrten uih born tn I'hlla-
nelphla Frtirtinry 1(1, 18.". 7. u mix 01
Ororae I), and Kllxubeth llosetvcitrtrn.
Ir ones to be falie and without foun
dation, by tramping through the now
from bin home to the IlaptW Teraplt
and directing service an usual.
"Retire? Why, didn't I mike public
announcement within the last few day
tbat I had indefinitely postponed my
funeral? Postponed it until I'm ninety
yoara old I Nothing to It, on; nothing
to it," nas his answer to an Inquiry
aa to whether any foundation cxixtcd
for the latest rumor.
At leat once each year Blnce 3890
romo one baa said Dr. Conwoll wa
ready to "quit." The 1021 rumor is
like, the otl.er twenty. Next !
VETERAN AGAIN INJURED
Slip on Ice and Hurt Foot Shat
tered at Chateau Thierry
Ralph Hbortlr, a veteran of the world
war, who had his foot badly shattered
at Chateau Thierry and later was pltrH
fit the military hospital In Washington
for treatment, slipped on the ice enrl.
this rooming and ngalu In back in n
hospital having the foot treated
Shortle, who Is thirty years old, ua
returning to bin home at 3110 North
Twenty-eighth utreot, when he slipped
near Frederick And Eveline street. He
was taken to the Samaritan Hospital
Last year a delicate operation was per
formed upon bin foot. 1'hyslrlans be
Here Shortlc will not los the use of
the foot.
timh nf his brother. Joseph (. R6sen
garten, Is believed to have brought on
his death Saturday.
Mr. Rosengarten Svas connected for
more than sixty years with the for-tune-
of I'owern, Welghtman, Itoson
garten Co. and is said to hnvo ac
cumulated several millions. Ho cla
Toted his time to business while he al
lowed his brother to Interest himself
tin rrm Mliicateil In nrlvate schools
here and entered business with hN
father, llosengnrten cV Hon, which was
consolidated with Powers A Weight
tnnn, to form the present company.
Mr. Rosengnrtcn's widow war Mis
Clarn .7. Knorr. whom he married In
18tVS. There arc four sons nnl two
daughters, ten jtrandchlldren and two
1 creat-grandchlldren. The sons are
UJenige I)., Adolph O., 'Frederic and
ters nre Mrs. W. W. Atterbury and
Mrs. Lewis Nellson. There are also a
sinter and a brother, Miss Fanny Ro
sengnrten nnd Frank II. Rosengarten.
The four sons of Mr. Rosengarten
wrrc associated with htm In business
almost wholly In civic, philanthropic I Ho was ft director of the Northern .Trust
nnd literary pursultes. A strong bond I - "'' wmber of the National
existed between them
i:uirm
F.MILIO HODti
IlhRN Min J. MAIXON
llodo. a well-known Italian harii
1st. fell dead during otusleale.
Mallon illcxl MiiMimly while listen
ing to the Mrnlns of a phonograph
.if lib. home, 'Jlt.'it North Palethorp
street
IVaih bent time to thi strains of
music in Philadelphia yeterday.
, Kmilin Ttdc. n harpist. uaa strifken
In the midst f nn onrnr'- al a recital
before tho Hnhiinmn Hub and fell to
the edgo "f the platform. A few hours
earlier a scrnping plmnograph needle
hnd uirnctl t In- nmthcr of Ilcrnard .1.
Mallon. miin.nsnr nf ;i chuin store, tbut
he was drad.
IJoilc dlrd within two minutes. He
had brn tnkip: prn't in a program c
t'ompanlpd l :i M"Hnit The audlenre
in :i hall at Marhiill tnot and Sunoiip-
Imnna awnn", hard them through their
fiiec and, pleae(l clapped vigorously I
"Come," said the violinist, as Rode
sat don n In n chair, "we will tike our 1
encore Tliev are calling us back
gain
Rode, apparent 1 tired, rni-eij In.
hand nnd -aid
"Wait a little
Tben lie p''''ied i-ward hi hnd
rolling i" i'i" "lie .f Mie platform He
wns tn'ki 11 t' '' T'liiieonal Hohnitn'
where i i is ai 1 death had ber almost I
:ntaptaiie..us 1
Inll'i "is the principal support of
his mother ami mo yniinzer brothers '
who are at'miiii chmil He returner)
rrom hts irk shortly after midnight
Rundav and Marled the phonograph I
This. I is mother aid. us his custom I
He as .1 ner nf mnM The strnirb.
of "The aMHt 1'l.nir in file Home I
Swee Homo ' !'"3!"! upstair and hi 1
henrd 1 er s,,n ir ! the Kitchen
The nvis 11 1 mud ,1 little imliimoi
to the enl T'n n-i-nrd whirled and
whirled ind ' 1 d'e - rapd unt I .
u aiino "i 1 ie innther Wondering'
whv 1 "r son had nt .huf it off, she I
deeti,"d the stnirs He wag dead
nr'tcled 1 efn'c the tntrument t
'I'be '.irp'-r r -ias fifty-six yourt
old anil m e f '( 1.--1 n'n pmfe
sionnls n this m, i m i with his snnj.
and a inairn-l i.n'ig'i'er it U'.".' Carpen
ter street "fie nn- are Konien and
Puii'tie m.,1 tin Ijnghter Irs Theresa
ltir..'i
The ti.-s si ire innn.ice- lirn a'
i!.Tl N''-th I'n'itl orp street
Sounds Worse Than It Is
, V Tone .1- 1 TO-t Fiiirmount
aen'je a uini'. m leaner employed
bv a V'n r . m e- tirm fet from a
scaffold i 'h' I'mnM T.eague last night
He i' '-'a-' I 1 t'ie Hahnemann
HoHplta ' - l s inj'ines are de
scribed a . .1 ra"d left evebrow and
(in iniisei ' ro- 'Mi' Sfrippe. of
form.dah1" 'erl'ij ir mean lie 1
painfiU' nl r 1 (nm.sh hurt
.r s& 1
PrktdWitk
Only One Profti
Because Priced
By The Producer
REPUTATION
One advantage of lunching
at Chcri is that wc have si
reputation to uphold. Good
luncheons made us famous
and wc dare not place before
you anything but of the best,
dcliciously cooked and well
served. Pay u moderate
price and admit that you
linvc found THE place to
dine.
Cheri is in the Heart of the
Business, Shopping and
Theatre District.
CHERI RESTAURANTS
70 Chestnut St.
12i S. 13th 132 S. lilh
1 wsgsr '0&!f
Creative
NOT fashion - models
shown by Tom-Dick-and
-Harry, but creative
ideas in cloth, color and
cut, expressly designed for
and exclusively confined to
Stylebilt Clothes. Don't
take our word for it take
a look into our windows.
100S ALL-WOOL llAND-TAILORED
STYLED BY OUR OWN DESIGNER
Hilton (pmpany
1211-1213 Chestnut Street
JiCWAKK
Ctolfia Stop in 7nViwf Ci'fio
NEW YORK BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO
When
you
sit down in
your
garden
Cuticura Soap
Clears the Skin
and Keeps it Clear
S..T n sri-t Tl in TV ?rwS,.. KtsiplH
fi. uCtUeut L.B.rkVr.. Dpt Z UU4ta Um.
You lit m vour girdea and pln
jnd flar thing for it, don't ou:
You think the irises might loot
better 1 they were transplanted
along that pith to the suadu'.
Certain1: this is the last year
jou'rt 50m? to (pve those b'?h
buih b'tclberries down b; the
will to produce wmethint ttt
and black and juicy like the pic
ture In the eataiofue And you're
Boinc to get outrigejuily ei
travagan thii very ipring and
put in lix doieti rooea . And o
on, till you could htrdly tell your
Jclf froa t landrripc gardener.
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lorn Geo. Kelly!
T.ailer Suit Club
fow Forminj
7.1 00 n lVfb
Will dreji jo
in t nne nana
tailored Serje
Salt or a nut
Fin Stripe.
Drop in tomornrv,
let ni ihow yoa the
New Sprinc Model.
Write for information
How to Join Oar
alter Suit Club.
Here's a Bargain
We dru rour b--in
thii $35 0'bt
tontiitbij of sns.ri
Norfolk tut, jond
pair oi Sboti virf j
Cp. at l)i Special
RtnciTtl Sal. Prut
$13.95
On Caiy Terms
$1.00 A Week
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EO. KELLY'S
9t, q--a Market 5t.
.TO',1 23W)32 N. Front St.
HOUSE & GARDEN
Spring Gardening Guide Number
That's juit the kind of peron that Horun
Garden it written by, for, tod about
Iti load article thii month, for iauioce,
ii on the gardens of Dtr Harbor, hesldn
uhieh the hmiring one of Bibvlon were
nathlni but a lot of fooble windotr-boiea.
The way Oowen grow in tboeo Bar Hir
hor :ardeni! "Willi eTtrgrncn valla at a
background! You'll want to make it all
happen in yonr garden.
Then there' the niual portfolio nl food
loUriori thin time foil of an 18th
Century French elegance. And a aur-
prating; article that thorn lion a Puritan
Latin anianto can he formed by Ameri
'm anrirroea and Italian fornltore. And
art.de on Iriek aLlrer and porcelain
bird a, too.
Bnt of conn thia i the gardening nam.
beT and that means moat of the articles
are on gardening. And the gardeoer'a
almjctuM begins with the cheering infor
mation that "boards, burlap, straw, corn
(talks, and other winter cohering msterlala
for boxwood and inch lender planta muil
be remoTed nefr."
7'iw is a number to make you
homesick in the Garden of Allahl
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On Sale at All News Stands
Now!
HOUSE & GARDEN
fONDE NAST. Csalier
W RIO I IT,
TiirHAnnsnN
HFA WORTH CAMPBELI
VJ..
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Art Director
AffnfiSr'!ili
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?iligiiliiaiawi;f
The Seven Remaining Days of
This Great Sale are Greatest in
Money - Saving Opportunities
Time is a test of a Sale's character. We do not believe that such selling, or that
such satisfaction upon the part of customers in buying, has ever been equaled in
any Furniture Sale anywhere.
J The good news of our great values spread fast, and went further each day.
Naturally people in ever-increasing numbers turned to this, America's Greatest
Furniture Store, to supply their needs, ,as we feel certain they will to the end of
this extraordinary Sale, because such savings as these have not been known in
the Furniture World for years.
I Savings wc brought about when wc closed tho door on our losses by reducing every Suite
and Piece of Furniture in our stocks. Values that hark back almost to the old peace days; and
that, we feel confident, arc without
parallel in the nation. In addition,
Furniture fresh from the country's
foremost makers, and from o.ur own
factory, is coming on our floors
daily, at the new lowered prices
the result of the lessened cost Of
manufacture.
J What is more, Odd Suites, parts
of Suites and designs that cannot
be replaced, as well as hundreds of
Pieces, the accumulation from the
season's record-breaking selling, go
to you at final reductions, re
doubling interest and opportunity
in this Great Sale up to the hour of
its close.
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Few can resist the charm of this Living Hall from the days of Baronial England. Doubly interesting because it owes Its warmth
and hospitality to the harmonious grouping of Furniture that, while of the same Period, is representative of the handiwork of
Master Craftsmen of different countries. The great English Sofa, and inviting chairs, and the magnificent Table, of Italian
Renaissance, emphasize this influence most pleasingly, warmed by the paneled walls, this group radiates a spirit of comfort and
refinement that characterizes the most elaborate of the Period Styles throughout the Van Sciver Store.
An Idea of the Radical Reductions
These give but a hint of the seemingly inexhaustible array of high-grade Furniture that fills the six acres of our Sales
Floors all at unequaled savings
. LIVING-ROOM
OVErtSTUFTED SUITES
M85.00 Looat Cuahlon Tapeslry.coveretl Suite,
1 places, $267.80.
SS9S.00 Loom Cushion Suit. covrel with Blue,
find. Cold Velour, 3 piece., S37S.00.
$310.00 Spring -seat Suite, covered wltli genuine
Spnnl.h Leather, 2 piece., 4250.00.
r.peitry.covered WlnRbnck Klre.lde Chair,
Loose Cu.hlon, very apecinl J87.30,
MAHOCANY-AND.CANE
Spring .eat. Tapeatry-covered Suite, 3 pieces,
very .pedal, 9175.00.
Dama.lc or Tapestry covered Suite with 2 pil
low., 3 pieces, very apeclal, $160,00.
3Z2S.O0 Tapestry covered hulte, 3 pieces,
l3.ou
spring seat, 3
$135.00 Velour covered Suite,
Pieces, $133.00.
Other Living Room Suites, 3 pieces, cov
ered with various fabrics, including Leather
and Imitation Leather begin at $73.00.
Softis. Day Fird.. ( hdl.r Lonii, I.aev
Chair., Secretary. Spinet Hnd Boudoir Dei'at t
the greatest saving tn vrnr.
BEDROOM
$228.30 Mahogany finish Colonial Suite, 4
pieces, $139.30.
$271.30 Louis XVI Walnut Suite, 4 pieces,
$167.00.
$93.00 Maple Bureau, $43.50.
$381.00 Louis XV Mahogany Suit, 4 nieces
$293,00. '
$71.30 Mahogany-finish Bureau, $43.00
$30.30 Golden Oat Bureau, $23.50.
$62.00 Mahogany-finish Colonial Triple-minor
Dressln Tabla. $3S.00.
Colonial Walnut Suits 3 pieces, full-size Bed,
Buresu and Toilet Tabls, $1370.
$1034.23 Chlppendalo Walnut Suite, 7 pieces,
$820.00.
$918.00 Chippendale Mahogany Suite, 4 places,
$500.00.
$432.50 Ivory Un.mel Suite, 7 pieces, $323.50.
Dre.slnir Tables, Vnlt, Dresser. Unt
fonieres, Bureaus. Night Tables, Coatumets.
Poster, Enamel and Brass Beds at propor
tionate reductions.
Dining-Room Suites at Equally
Great Savings
Decorative Mirrors :ti7oTZn"tc,"T' ' ,il"u, Co"so18 T'blf- 3rv'" t.w,. M.nt.i
Floor Coverings Sharply Reduced
Savings of 25 to 50 Per Cent on the greater part of our stocks. A CLEARANCE that brings every Rug and Carpet in our
varied stocks down to the lowest prices Moor Covering , have been in years. All stock sizes represented. Rugs for every home
uu cvtiy iwi.i ift uu,c uui a icw ui wic iiicuijr i,uuin,".i'nv -icms.
AXMINSTER, VELVET. TAPESTRY, ETC.
.$45.00 Scamleas Tapestry Brussels, 9x1 2 . . . $29.75
$70.00 Seamless Axminster, 9x12 size $45.00
$65.00 Scamleaa Axmirotcr, 8.3x10,6 size, . , $43.75
$76.00 Seamless Velvet, 9x1 2 size $49.50
$70.00 Seamless Velvet, 8.3x10.6 size $48.50
$89.00 Beat Seamless Axminstcr, 9x1 2 size. . $59.00
ROYAL WILTON RUGS
$75.00 Royal Wilton, 6x9 bize $47.00
$117.00 Royal Wilton, 9x12 si.c $65.00
$215.00 Royal Wilton, 1 1 '4x15 size $145.00
HALL RUNNERS AT HALF TODAY'S PRICES
$29.50 Sanford's Best Axminstcr, 3 ft.xlO'2 ft., $14.75
t'i H I- car 'nen Ruga. 0x11! size $39.73
cui'SS V-',carf,av' ''lnrn RuK. 8)0 -o 8.50
ru.; .h.ltar?T Unen U,B('' 6x9 '2,-
oi a light til unr.f1".'1. t'0l"r!l,V' K'tranrlimrv s.ilngs nnly He"""
oi siigni si.a unrotlcKtii, Mtrlinlnn't In color. Dur6ls and dacorsm.
$2.50 Inlaid Linoleum, $1.65 eq. yd.
ENTIRE STOCK OF ORIENTAL RUGS IN THE SALE AT 25 TO 50 LESSg
rrsian Tun
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DRAPERY FABRICS, PORTIERES
AND LACE CURTAINS REDUCED
$1.63 Self-tone Striped and Figured Drapery Fulirlcs 63c yd.
W.78 to $17.75 Armure Portieres, now $6.50 to $12.50 a pair
$30.50 and $48.50 Velvet Portieres, all desirable colorings, now $23.75
and $31.50 pair.
2.50 lo $3.00 Poplins, SO inch all colors, now $1.65 to t2.7G n nl
$3J33 to $8.30 Art Silk Fabrics. Striped Hnd plain effects, $2.23 to
$4.75 yard
Special Hemstitched Scrim Curtains, $1,00 pair.
SpcclM Hemstitched Dutch Curtains, $1.15 nnd $1.63 a set
.Special Hemstitched Marquisette Curtains, $1,50 pair up
All Scrim and Marquiietta are reduced 2)'i to 50r
All Lace Curtains at savings of 10 to Jl .J per cent
NEW WICKER FURNITURE AT
LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS
. ,3!i"T-?TS T!,AT JlS.T AttniNTD. Suites and Pieces that rcpr.
Ium.ii. ." tt.?l'l J" ''"""'S-. il '! economy. The handsomest
o,U'd,,corrMl'vetehffecnd,ri;ed'V" " '" '"Jr e0,0t '" -P"'""d
tRBMi'i.lanHi0. '? 60-0- D"s, various styles, $13.60 to
lanms 23 oo' tl "iiSt nn"1-??- "- Lamps. $13.60 to JSS.OO. l-lojr
MsA'nn Th. M., i-0,?1 r'.rre.nlero pl,ol.lrril Suile,. $4.0 I"
S,0' Jhr" P "u''"' not upholstered. $21.00 to $189.50. Porch
2ifn .m 1 , ,. 31a,50-,S,,"l,c.I-ou"f".. without upr.ol.tar. Itom
IsSBO toP$0300 " Whol.t.red effect.; up lo $70.00. Day b.da,
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS IN OFFICE FURNITURE, LAMPS AND CLOCKS
.. . ...... ?!? Arniflj'lna; Vrnii nl ltrioiiiilile I'rlee.. In the Van hilter Ke.tuurant
Oor r.inerls Mill (fliidl dtle im on Interior llriuratinim und In the .selrtlion RiiJ Arrunsemrni of r.,rnli,.
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