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EN TO DEMAND
STRrGTDRY LAWS.
8oarch and Seizure Feature of
Legislation Backed by Re
J publican Committee
SPROUL BILL APPROVED
Kcndrick's Fez in Ring:
If ants to Be Governor
XV Krtr'ant Kcndiicb, former Im
perial potentate of tho Iu Lu, an
nounces lilnrelf it the nert Ruberba
tnrinl candidate
Ills fer. flew in the rlnc taut night
lit a banquet if the Penn Htate Club.
"1 hope to be lintel on the ballot
is n candidate for fJovernor,' he
hniiJ. "but perhaps. liLe some of you
oiinc collefp fellov I am too hone-fill.
PINAL 0
SUNDAY
Knai'tmeni of 11 tri i prohibition law
rf whldi ne.irt ii unci scivine uoiitrl be a
feature in sousht lie the- woman's He
publican committee of IViiTrnvlMinia.
aicm-dln; to (opifs o' tl' platform
mailed out tocluv. Ali - Un-ilm War
burton is rhiirnian
The uomen plun 10 suppon .1 meas
ure drafted b ("Jcieernor ''proiil in the
-vent the bill sponsored l the Antt
Saloon LORiie m defeated Thi pro
vides for ameuclmenl' to the Uronls law
that vould enah'e the s.nie to ontrol
the sale of near Wrs and other bever
ages that will bo sold proml'i'iiou'ly un
der the bill nrmided b the drv force.
Demand Ir Measure
It is said the women demand an
hi -dry measure The question isw.th
rho atntc as to whether its people will
he in synipiithr with a bill that would
deprive the state f jurisdiction over
hpverases old w thin 'is confines The
otnen also nro out for legislation that
mil permit new otei to joiu their or
ganisation. The committee is maintain
ing Mra Klmor VellrL im lobbyist at
Hnrrisburg. atid she is submitting a re
port weekly
The Kcpublli an no nii wiax 'iJ'"
l.i slsloture liooieiu' ne wick, .i"
Roing to deiiiaim tl- imintviiate pa
1K of le;ialatlfin to tnabln the repub
lican stute tvuiiiifnt o tal.t- attior.
upon tlic adm.t-ri u t v.omcn to the
Mate orinmiration It ! proposed the
ti.embcrchip of statf lountv. nard and
precinct committci'-i br doubled to per
mil the eltton if an oiual number of
jer and Mounti on (ah comn'lttiV
Other Rills Listed
Other mi.aures ad'oented bv the Pic
publican women's committee ar
Inorpavcd uiproj riatien fm the
motheri' assistance fund
''reation of a children fommmsion
o socinties and inMtifutiotH earing fot
defective ncsleitrd UKorrijtible 01 il
legitimate children max ftn(tion tinder
model n und unifom law
Adequate aniirnnriatlon for the ci-
tension and nulntfnan-e of thi 1'enn-
rlnniH Mllaffp fir teebh mind'd
women of i hlld-b',arlns age nt Laurel
ton, ln.
LejUlntion cnablluff I'ennsvlvania to
avail its"lf of tho benefits uriidnir, from
the Wieppard -Towner act.
Measures advocated by Governor
Sproul which the Republican women
ppcificallv Include in their program
arc:
Knlarccment of the tnpe and activi
ties of the Stnte Department of Kduca
tlon, including increased pay for teach
ori, Americanization, nnd educational
opportunities for every child in popu
lated districts as well a in rural com
munities Ilroadeninj; of the functions of tho
State Department of Health
Conservation of foreatB nnd water
aj, highway construction, iuppoit
of the work of rtotvlng the agricul
tural problems of the Htate
Appointment of women to nerve on
state boards and commissions
Reapportionment of congressional
and legislative dUtrltts.
Kniployment of prisoner
Silent on Tn Dan
L'he wunien's "legislative program"
is l!nt upon the proposals of Gov
ernor Sproul to increase the revenues
of the Stat by levying a small tax
iinon the catiltal stock of manufactur
ers doitif business in this Htate and
phclng a small tni upon cath ton of
ul mined
'The legislate c committee of the
lli'publican women's committee of
Ternis h aula, according to itn state
ment "wliihp.s to go on record aa da
siring the strict enforcement of the
censorship of moving pictures." I
Mrs Mellek. the "tate commltlec'a
bbbvist hao attended every meeting
it the present session of tb Legisla
ture, and has her headquurtcrs in Har-rliburg-
at (504 North Third .street., She
makes a wckly report to the legisla
rn p omruittec each Friday in this city.
Llberian President on Way to U. S.
l'arls. Teb. 2o. -CD U. King,
president of the Llberian republic, is
sailing from I'oulogne for New ork
vesterduv on the steamship Panhandle
State He is going to the United States
to endeavor to complete negotiations for
Anierle an tinancial aid to Liberia.
NEW BILLS 10 GET
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! Penrose to Hear Governor
I Sproul and Leader Crow
in Washington
SENATOR WRITES SMINK
Final dciision on the important leg
illation to b purihed through the Gen
' cral Assrmhlv by the Hproul-Crow
leadership will be reached In a confer-
eucc next Hundny in Washington be
tween the Governor. Mr. Crow and
Senator Penrose. AnnXumecment of
this conferenrc was made by Senator
Penrose today.
There is some talk to the effect that
.Senator Penrose will visit Harrlaburg
in the wck of March It. This is
based on the contents of n letter re
ceived by Roirescntntive Smlnk. of
Mi Philadelphia, an ally of Hnrry
J. Trainer, from Leighton C. Taylor,
secretary to Senator Penrose. .r.
Smlnk said the letter Indicated tfa.it the
senator would hold conference, with
legislators In the national capital. Pen
roie leaders in this city, however, were
inclined to believe the senator would
not go to Harrlsburg this year, an he
did two years ago. when the charter
bill was under consideration.
Governor Sproul, probably accom
panied by Mr. Crow, will go to Wash
ington from Pittsburgh. Following the
Washington conference the Governor
and state chairman will tall things
over with lieutennnta in Itarrlsburg.
in the Washington and Harrhburg
conferences the Governor plans to ar
range to start his bill for submitting to
the people the question of calling a
constitutional convention nnd to decide
upon ways and means of increasing the
revenues.
One of the Governor's proposals,
mado In bis mcaago to the Legislature,
is that a small tnx be laid on the
capital stock of manufacturing cor
poration. This is vigorously opposed
by the allies of .Toeph It. Grundy,
president of the Pennsylvania Manu
facturers' Association. On the other
hand Governor Sproul feels that it Is
up to the Legislature to select new taxes
out of the legislation propound by him
self and members of tho Assemby, How
ever, it la his disposition, because of
what administration lenders regard as
the "harassing activities of the
Grundy men," to push the tax on man
ufacturing corporations. This is one of
the hlg subjects which will be dls
cusKed in tho conferences,
Tl is possible, therefore, that Mr.
Grundy, who has been conferring fre
quently with Senator Penrose at Wash-
llngton In regard to both state and na
tional revenue legislation, will bo with
in hailing distance when bla opponents,
tho Governor and atato chairman) nrc
in Woihlngton. The Impression pre
vails among legislative leaders that
Senator Penrose will leave the question
of revenue to the Sproul -Crow leader
ship after pointing out the desirabil
ity or bnvine harmony ana cringing up
the action of the governor of New i'orfc
In cutting $7.5,000,000 from the state's
budget at one stroke.
An indication of his attitude was seen
In this comment by Senator Pctnrose:
"I am not taking any active part in
Pennsylvania politics."
And leaders of the Vare-Brown-Cun-
ningham combination, who are working
' under Senator Penrose, and who control
I a majority of the big Philadelphia dele
gation, said today that the delegation
I would stand by the Governor. In the
i opinion of politicians, all these points
indicate that a harmonious program for
the wind-up of the Legislature is In the
I making, and that this program will be
known na thb Sproul-Crovv program.
Store Orders Accepted
EVENINGS
Vases of Sterling Silver
gitr tor the household will
rircntimcs be more appreciated
ftkan .inythmg else. A vac
without question is an ;ippro
prime suggestion
.o:Qt the irunv stvles. theie i
prVe'ot tapering design, artisti
t a 1 1 v i
$10
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encraved
0 inches hiffh
ill Jjtl l
(xr Moderate Prices Prevail
Sfli Kind & Sons, mo ciesUmt si.
! n MCJfH WTS jr.WCLKTtS SILVERSMITHS
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l'he s.oie H R HsIiocacIi 4 bor Hi-da iticei oeiow
Chestnut, is ho cIimr ih. nteA and next a moat un que exhibit an
International L- I of Frj I'ruits from a paits of the world
contribute.' to '''" " rest incj attrnc Mri"'S or i"e djsplay
tlrvrcLhy 3rtY&Al
IF 'tOL TIE o. e or inosc pcoij.e
who are most particular about j
tho laundering of silk waists and
fine lingerie, you 11 appreciate the
washing; machine which I .aw todav.
at the store of .7 Franklin .Miller, ,
1612 Chestnut stieet It's called
the Waih-Kosn aid u n ashes tne
clothes by the c iijtjthod as you
JH the E&rln ha- c corre tci make up
Internationa! Exnibit oi P.-j.t
now at Hallow el , Bioad Mreet oe
low Chestnut. I' . !' worth see
in?. There arc fruits 'loin nine
think of it, nine' 'nie'ijrr countries,
including- lielfriu'n and the southern
most tip of At nca. to say noth.ns o
those which -c' er ' i o'vti State1 use in washintr voji sheerest waist h.
nnd posces" ons fa' contributed ti The big1 square vacuum cup dips and
the exhibit Although I've seen raisca. forcing the steam and sudt
These fruits ,' Ha loe 1 s at ' Hr.ous through the clothes just as you uc
times, I nevei rcn' 71 before that it wnen v-ou are v ushinff the daintieat
v ould be po---ibtc .' exhibit at one bit of lace Thinl of hav,n? al1
time m many fru t- trim to man vour clothes ''rom blou-ea to blai -
different countries Perfect delive-'' kcts washed as carefully as thi.-,
of anv of these fri is is Kuaranteed The movine; pa-s of the machine arc
to rny point vvuh n lO'iO mioi of a'l inclosed a though accessible for
luoncauon me tub is or copper1
and the cabinet finished in nara I
white enamel with Bray ttim
my
lade
Pniladolpbia.
PKVf'1'llIt ana tan unci naj
tneae are the favored colon for
t ..ii . .e.. .. .
ajiuiK vmiiuuie; cue inmenuiF
r-jsHAl moil uxquis ie o' jewe s
I the Poli'licd iirdle f'iamonu.
is chosen b tin man of d s
eliminating: taste foi 'lie cngaer-
meat rin(f, tne most tangible evt- covert cloth, piquclaine, Poiret twilc
ilence of his esteem for the lady of I was looking at -omo very intoros:-
Jns choisc. It is the rinc u-hich s in; models at the Blum Store, 1310
will wear alwavs foj -i,. sake ot Chestnut street, todav, and thought
the sentiment of huh the irlft -s a how dwtmjruiiOieil a thinjf a aev er?.. I
constant reminder Ilcntc it m f c it taillour mai tv- Whether voii
tins that it shoulo oe the most pel- be tall or petite plump or slendei
feet of gonis Hie I'oliced Girdle ou'!I find among these 6mart-tai-
"Diamond, whuli i' mi now, ox lorcd suits at the Blum Store oi
tlusivo with the hcu c f llailev. exactly suited to your type. T o
3!nnkH &, Bleidle Co. m in iho f i r spriup frocks for afternoon ' t.i-
plttco, u curofullj soiceteci diainonu oem more fascinating than eve
It IB cut and po'Uhcd according to with soft clinging folds of Canto i
a spceciRl, patented proce'. -chick ciepc or rustling widths of taffca
brinirs out the icul beaulv of the expressing the newest of spiirg
Mone, and is mounted in an exqu.- mode Navy caitor and gray art
aitvly lovely setting of platinum o. toe colore that predominate in spru y
joJd. ' frotlvf
Thih week r i delicious cieamy wafers tha arc special at forte
.'MitB a pound at tho stores of Edouard D. Kruse, 100 South K'ever.tn
Hirect nnd 4903 Baltimore avenue Tlioy arc flavored with pure fruit
juices orange, stiuw berry and pineapple, besides mint There is
just enougli of tho dellcioun flavoring to satisfy, and it is tho most
delicious flavoring imaginable Thebe waforo are particularly delight
ful for a tea or any m formal affair you may be giving during the
Lenten season Assorted caramels are epoclal this week at fortj
eonta a pound, and the butter creama about which every ono who has
ttfd them In talking aro special at fifty cent a pound.
THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION
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Mann & Dilks
110J CHESTNUT STREET
I i fc An AlUWorsud Fabric tJitK a provtn
1 Hnl'l value Not a Wool Jtrwy
j j I Ladies', Misses', Juniors'
LJ 1 M Plain -Tailored Suits
W--T 22.75 27.75 38.75
1 Straet and Motor Coats
''' L 25.75 39.75 49.75
HL-sl Tailored Underrtatr
I 7 Shirts and Waists
l$i2 I lew Sports Hosiery Sillc Hotitry
Jjft Nert Hats
MANN & DILKS
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
SS Charge Accounts Invited
Mail Orders Filled mmtrmmmfr
Charge Purchase Tomorrow Billed April 1st
Tomorrow!
$&wkm& faMb
Furs and Milliner!
Tomorrow!
Wwts
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Becauue of the absurdly low prices which have been quoted since this
sale started, there are many incredulous people, who have not been able to
realise that the quality of this merchandise offered is unsurpassed at any
price
Die Mawhon & DeAinny label on a fui garment is known in the Retail
World as the standard by which all other makes are judged. In tho lUtail
Fur World the claim is often made that a garment is almost as good aa
Mawson & DeMany, or even as good as Mawson & DeMany, but it i "Wall
known that there is none better produced.
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase
'n our Storage Vaults until required Payments to be continued monthly
throughout the Spring and Summer.
Marmot Coats
35.00
Rtfltrlf 169.60 t J25.W
French Seal
Coats
06-inch Iengih
with Vry Large
Collars and
Cuffs of Good
Quality, Dep
Full Furred
74.50
RtfUrlf 154.04 t. 175.00
Special Low Prices on these, of
which there are only a few of etch
remaining in our stock
FUR COATS
TO CLOSE OUT
a I much less than
half price
(5) rrench Seal . 60
(4) Trimmed Leopard Cat 69
(8) Russian Marmot 74
(10) French Seal 100
(6) Natural Muskrat 113
(5) Hudson Seal 125
(4) Raccoon .... 145
) Jap Mink . .165
(6) Trimmed Hudson Seal 175
(1) Trimmed Caracul Wrap 295
(1) Squirrel . 295
(1) Broadtail ... 295
(1) Australian Opossum 295
(1) Hudson Sal Wrap . 295
(5) Hudson Seal Wraps 7.5
(1) Mole Cape Wrap . 395
(4) Hudson Seal Wraps 495
(Z) aturai Mink CoatH. 695
(1) Vlaska Seal Wrap. 750
2) Natural Mink Wraps... 995
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Nutria Coats
50.00
Regularly 125.00 to 10S.6O
Hudson Seal
Coats
36-inch length in a So peri
Quality of Soft Fine 8kiw
Full Flare, Beautifully
Lined. Great Deep Collar
and Cuffs of the Best
Quality
Skunk, Beaver or
Seal
285.00
Rtgalarly 495.00 to SfS.OO
French Seal
Wraps
Pull Length
Beautiful Models With
Dtep Overcape Collar
lo Waistline
125.00
Btgulmrly 2$5.00
to .125.00
Our Entire Stock of
Trim'd Marmot Coats
33-ineh length fine
quality Russian Mar
mot. Large shawl col
lar and caffs of
iNatural Raccoon.
Kigtdurly 185.00 to 225.00
89.50
French Seal Coats, 69.50
Ktlmrly 100 t tTI.OO
French Seal Coats
With Great Deep Col-.4 vA
lr or HIH tirade C 11(1
Skunk, acmulne Keaver, 1 JIJ1 f
Natural Bqulnel AVVV
RtmUrly 115,00 tt 2TS.00
K Qnantit of
Dark Gray
Siberian Squirrel
Full Length
Wrap
545.00
Regularly 1150. 00
to 1400.00
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Hundreds of Fur Chokers and Scarfs in the Following Furs
25.00
Regularly 80.00
to 76,00
Stone Marten
Chokers
15.00
Ktgtilurly 30.00 to 49:00
Natural Mink Korean Kolinsky
Stone Marten iNatural Fitch
45.00
Regularly 100.00
to 125.00
Hudson Bay Sable
Chokers
At prices lower than the raw skins can be bought today direct from the trapper
rl rawing Agcntr Orders A,i
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Largest Men's & Boys' Clothing Store in Philadelphia
1019-21 Market Street
Mr. Hill Says Come Tomorrow!
Final Clearance
Absolutely Without Reserve
Men's & Suits
and Overcoats
Originally
Priced at
$30 - $35
and $40
ALL ONE PRICE
Mr. Hill's Personal
Guarantee Goes
With Every Purchase
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Here you are, Men, this is the
iinal price slash. Talk about values
where have you ever heard of such a
tremendous offering of suits and over
coats at so low a price!
Mr. Hill wants a quick and effective
clearance therefore this low price for
Every Suit and Over
coat Must Go at Once
and they CANNOT BE DU
PLICATED NEXT YEAR TO
SELL AT THIS LOW PRICE.
A man who made his old coat
do this year will show wise forp
thought buying his new overcoat
for next year now.
A Further Reduction
Ordered by Mr. Hill Tomorrow
1000 Men's Suits
Absolute Saving of HALF and MORE
iUBii, Jieru are two
wonderful groups of
finest all - year - round
and spring suits. Tho,
are taken from regulai
stocks and reduced to
these low 'prices also
brand-now purchases in
cluded. All the finest
of woolens in all the
wamea greens, grays, vaMavMn mmmtw ! sav
browns and blues. The smarleat of styles two and three button models and double
breasted effects. A size for every man whether he be tall, short, stout or slim.
Boys' 2-Pair Pants Suits
S"tiw ca jrffZS jwiaywajwwai'aw'syv
1000 Pair
Trousers
Reduced From
$3.30 to ?6.00
All wanted makci and colors.
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Actual $10 & $12 Values
Tin's ib a won
derful apccinl for
the boys for the
2 pair of pants
P r a c t i c a 1 1 j
means two suit?.
Fino qualit
nturdy mixture
tlieviots in Nor
folk atylo, and both pair of pants air
lined thiouffhout. All sizes from 7
to 17 yearn.
1000 Boys' $2 &
$3 Wash Suits
Humplr Hue all Mitd Oliver Ttvuit,
nildcj liuilo" Norrolb uiiU builj ioi
Ujltf i hi uiiiha Kinyn. in, mi u.i aji
Mrm ficiii in 6 jCui-s V
THE HILL CO.-fl019-1021 Market St.
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