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EVENING PUBIilO (LEDGEI-PmEADELPHIA:, MONDAY,
MAKCH - 21, 1921
15
UNA PROTESTA DEL
POETA D'ANNUNZIO
Un Tologramma al Ministro
Dolla Guerra Sull'Arrosto dol
Capitano Pifferi
bll",5.I,ERnMrt.TDN,c5.'bu3d Undr .
....sni-lifd by th net of oetocr o.
on flis aC the r-ostofllce of Mil
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restmaster Central.
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noma. JM mnrzo m in- u
?"T..J . , .nloirramtna nl MlnUtro tlellii
inviB"' .... ".. i. II mvnln
Shitanto dl campn. D'Annun o n
SKf oho I'nrrc-to c" oontrnrlo at
I'Vrfordo per romnlstln concern nl Miol
i..lnnnrl. H telrgrummn nRglunRo die
.irnrTWto dlmMtrn I'lntenslone del
rwrno ill perseRtiltnrc 1 salvntorl ll
PhSwSdri front "".clln Vcneila (Italia.
J la protcstn non sara' nBColtnta
pAnnunzlo mlnaccln dl rompcrc 11 isuo
silenzto.
Iindro, 20 mnrzo H corriwpondenle
?M?.ian. dc,1 Vmw IcIPSrafa che 1'On.
Olollttl La dcclso dl srloRllcro In Ca
mera del Dcpulntl e che lc elezlonl
nvrnnno Ittogo nell'iilUma Mttimann dl
raaggio,
..T?MJC, 20 mno La rcdenzlotic del
Su "PDortcncntl nll'Italla fu oggl
pplobrnta con la formulc nnnesslonc c
grando entuslasnio. Tentlnala ill ml
Kliala dllta lanl da tutte lc parti deUa
Vcnezla Olulln convenncro in Trieste.
Ia celcbrar.lone comlnclo' all'nlba
rnn le salve dolle actlgllcrio dclle navi
ua gijcrra nnenrnte ncl porto. Cortol
prcrcdutl da bandc muslcall porcorsero
lp vie dclla Pitta'. La proclamazlono ill
nnnpsRlono da parte del lie Vlttorlo
l-mamiclo fu letta piibbllonmente dill
Boveriiatore delle I'rovlncle liberate. Un
vervlzlo religiose- in tnemnrla tini eadutl
fl'f.fl1 n,1," a lmrl' Icln coraMla
"Mttorlo Emiinucle."
guerra nel Wclno orlcnte, il Conte
Hforza dlclilnro' cho le nazlonl del
1 Intesa rlmarranno neutrnll. L'ac
oordo Italo-tureo fu basato Bulla libera
volonta delle due nnzlonl.,
II Dcputato Vngnallo, del partlto Cat
tollco, cloglo" II Conte Sforzn per la
revisions, del trattato dl Hevros, Diise
rlic la paciflcazlone dcH'iirlcnte Kara'
solo posslbllc quandn i balcant c 1'Asla
Mlnore cesiorauno dl esserc eampo dl
compctlzionc per le amblzlonl delle
grnndt l'olenze. Consldero 1 grnndl
armamcntl navnll dcll'AmArlca' c del
Glappone pcrleolosl c fecc prcniurc clie
11 Govcrno Itnllano dlvcnga II centro
dl tutte lc forrc elic mlrano a rlmplnz
rare la' rlolcntn con 11 dlritto.
"TIGER" BACK IN FRANCE
Clemenceau Arrives at Toulon After
Trip to India
Toulon, France, Mnrch 21. (By A.
P.) Georges Clemenceau, former pre
mier of France, arrived here today from
India, where ho has been engaged In
hunting tigers and In visiting the foot
hills of the Hlmalya mountains.
He reported upon landing from the
steamer Ormonde that he was In per
fect health.
'A
Handsome Mink Cape
Kvery Hkln Selected
ONLY $225 (Worth $400)
Left on our hands by n rollablo
Walnut street furrier.
Fridenberg's Loan Office
Jt, W. Cor, Otli nml Iliittnnwonil Sts.
anil 37 North ltth Street
net. rilhert & Arch
FOOT AND f.nili
TBOUIILKH
Instantly relieved
by our epeclal arch
support, fitted and
ndjuated by exports.
Our Seamless
Hlastlr Hosiery, th
most comfortabl
support for vari
cose lns. swollen
limbs, weak knees
and ankles.
Trusses, abdominal
ann iithietlc sup-
nrtr of all kinds Ianfest manufac
turers of deformity appliances In the world.
TMIsdelphln Ortlioprdlo Co., 40 N. 13th St.
Cot out and keep for rcferencn. V. u.
I
HrniNORKSOItTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N J
ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. I
ArvAnvenican. Raa Hotel i
I of Dis(mctioiVoruiicdG)rivlart
rtnBtmoof OARAan. I
capacitycoo fiKaZferxgyi
Roma, JO mnrzo. niHpondcndo a
vhrle lntcri)ellnnr.(', rlllettentl la rccentc
? frr''"!n ,n Londro. II Conte Sforzo.
Ministro per gli affarl lOstcri, dlwe oggl
alia ( amera clip parocehl hanno erltl-
.." t,ii rn.-i.urui rnggiunu III ilettn con-
irrmzn, ma iiPssuno lm indlcato turn
jia migi on. flrca le crltlche rigminlo
la Holtizlnne del problemn ill Flume
r conobbe che non e' posslbllc I'uto del
I'nrrn dl Harros icnrn Fluin.
Alludendo alia possibllltla' dl tm'nltrn
"Stormy Petrel" of n. I. Dead
Providence It. I., March 21. (IJy
A. P.) .Tacob A. Enton, for nearly
twenty yenrs n leading figure In the
state's political life and for most of
that time n representative from this
tltv's Hcventh Assembly district, died
tinn I yesterday following a cerebral hem
orrhage. Sir. Katon, termed the
"Wormy Petrel" of lthode Island pol
itics, was born In Rumania' forty-nine
yeaM ago, and came to America while
but a boy.
Dancing Contest
Tonight
Large Silver Loving Cup
The
Palais D Amour
S. E. Cor. 12th & Chestnut Sti.
Mont Beautiful Dancing
Academy in America
I'bontit Walnnt 1174
WANAMAKER'SlDOWN STAIRS STORE 1 WAN AM AKER'sfe
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GRAND ATLANTIC
Virginia ae and beach. Hot and cold run
ning water, I'rlvate baths. Hates $4 day
up spfldal weekly. Capacity (ion. Ilooklet,
OSrAK II, I'AINTF.B IIAROI.H TAXIION
Let Ua Make You Fee! at Home lu the
"Cltv uf nobust Health"
HOTEL MORTON
Ocean Knd Vlrclnln Ave. Capacity 300
Ain
rietntnr. Vrlate Ihitlis. etc,
F7RA r. 11F.M. & r-An. i,
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CorK. Traps.
MONTICELLO
I lUCUSINCOMrOBIlBVrUAWCUISIME
Kentucky uv. near Ueach. Cap. BOO, modern
throughout. eleator: run. water In rms.: S3
up dl) , 117 no up wkly . Amer plan: bklt.
fkttkk n iini.i.ivnr.n
SeTlaVVlDTHIRB
Tlntlnlr. Ave. and Ueach. Cup. 880. rrlraW
Wth; run. watari elevator, etc. Amer. pls-l
tAAI. ELUB, Owner. N. J. COLLJNB. MT.
THE SENATOR
lntnln Ae. nt Ihturduplk. llrenroof. Our
Fprlnif rites. Ainrrlrnn plr.n. l,00 per (lm.
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lor Kustrr. 1st house from ltnur,lalk. Itun.
nsteiFrlv. bathsKlev. ISAAC UOWKR
Mnfnl Rnu-rViil Kentucky ave. niTtura
nOtCI DOBCODei B.int table. J11.3I
and up weekly. Phone 117 A V. MAIIION.
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LAKEWOOD.N.J.
SITUATED AMOHfi THE PINES ANB
VERLOOKINQ LAKE CARASALJO
New "Palm Grill" 18-hole Coll
Courte.IIoreebackniding.Motoring,
Picturesque Walks, Music, Private
Garage. New Electro.hjdrotheripr
Bath bystem.
Frank I". Hlinle. Mnl.
MflV Klt CIT
$
'HOTEL
vire
Kewyork.
oeventy Third Street
Xear Broadway and
Seventy Second Stieet
Subway Station
CWucdd bu
LFLUEGEU-IAN
IIKI.I.KAIII HKiniir.S FI.A.
Tho Belleview Htlleulr llelxhts, Fla.
- ." CW A flreat Winter Keeort
vr- miiTKMtn-Nr.iNs '
JiSi l!"Va IJtk.'. Mhlte Mountuliih Mnet
rcHMn rliulet. In nlnesi furnUlird un nnllquei
"'."He, Ice, elrctrit. Mood, Inrxe porrlu
n i.n. r."enleinei 8HMSI per season.
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ItlOKTt. STF.MMIIIS
FURNESS-
ERNUD
fflif i Kt KT B&$
tl fV . tmtuttMa
Urrnv, rrwt HvotXWm
, a" uutdoor Sports
ir tMinla salllnB, luthlnir, etc
Vn I'm..?,!,'.',11 """I'.ni hotels
VnM e?f.ll U",!l,r" ror Hermiiiln
B.!'" Wnlnesilm A Hlltcirdlj
'u do Lute lirltkh Tuln-Scrow
HteiunerH
S. S. "FORT VICTORIA"
II 000 Tons PlbplHcement
S. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
U POD Tons Displacement
fftftid for dttoripttvo Ulcratur to
FUIlM;Hs.iiKujjfjDA MNK
.,, Whitehall Ht.. N. Y.
1'UKNKSH WITHY CO.. Mil.
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STORES
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Millions of Fresh Eggs for Easter
Our supply of fresh eggs is being renewed daily. They are
distributed to our Stores by fast motor trucks as soon as they
arrive, and it requires the production of one million seven hundred
and fifty thousand hens to keep us supplied.
The prices at which we are now selling Eggs are the low
est in years, tangible proof of what our Producer-to-Customer
Plan is doing to keep down your living costs.
"Gold Seal" Eggs
40
" ' I ltaV5P
Carton
The finest eggs laid. Big and meaty nnd chock
full of nourishment. And right from the nest!
Strictly Fresh Eggs 35c
Dozen --'
Not quite as largo as the big Gold Seals, but abso
lutely fresh.
Asco No Waste Sliced Bacon vH, 1 8c
Sweet sugar-cured bacon, sliced tho way you like it.
SfCan Cherries
HlB swe-t lustlou',
cherries In u d"
licloua s u B a r
syrup
20c can
Calif.
With th real
apricot Moor ,
rare bursaln'
Cut to
16c
Cut
Apricots o
16c
Fish for Easter Week
California Tumi Flan 12V4c 18e
Fat Herrtnar (bunch or .1) .. .21c
Hmoked Illouters, en. . . 12 '4c
Nontuj Mockerel, ea. . 7o ISo
Ilest Shrimp, rnn 20c
Asro I'uri) Codfish, pkj. He
Asco Fiirr Oodflsh. brick IBc
Horse Shoe Salmon, cun 30c
l'anej Sardines, bin enn 16c
( holce Hardlnes. ran , . Ao
II. & M. Fish FlakM. rnn tic
Nekco Sardines, Ml ran . 10c
18c ran
Ornnne
Marmalade
Cut lo
Tho children Ios
this delicious
njiread
15c
18c can I.M.
Del Monte
Ureat for the be
tneen.meals bite.
Cut
to
15c
Rice
Cut to
5c lb-
Choice
Head
Not ordinary brokon rice, but the fancy
Blue Rose. There aro dozens of ways to
prepare rice. Take advantage of this bargain.
Sugar Corn
Tomatoes
Fancy
Tender
Red
Ripe
Sold separately
any way you wish
or assorted
cans
for
3
25c
The Finest Butter in America!
Made from the pure Pasteurized cream
of well fed, healthy, happy cows in the
finest dairy sections of the United States.
A butter of surpassing quality and won
derful flavor.
sv - .
Mueuop
Butter
"Taste it!"
55
Richland Butter lb- 52c
A pure creamery print butter big
value.
Victor Bread
8C
Big
Loaf
Bread of unusual excellence. Made of the
finest and purest ingredients. White and
flaky, with n rich golden brown crust.
Asco Blend Teas
45,.
Vi
lb.
pkg. 23c
!4 -lb.
pkg. 12c
OrnuRe Trkoe
Plain Illnck Mixed
India Ceylon
Old Country Style
iy25rj2 U
Asco" Blend Coffee
29 it-
You'll find many of your friends arc numbered among
the hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic lovers of A6CO Blend
the coffee with the "different" delicious flavor.
These Prices In All Our 181 Asco Meat Markets
Small Lean SMOKED PICNICS lb. 16c
GENUINE LAMB
Breast . . ,b 6c Neck . . . lb 10c Rack Chops '" 22c Shoulders . .", 15c
Sugar
Cured
HICKORY SMOKED HAMS ib. 30c
Milk-Fed Country Veal
Breast. .,b 18c Neck. . .,b 22c Rack Chops '" 28c Shoulders . . Ib 22c
Delicious Boneless Breakfast Bacon lb. 25c
Breast.
4c
GENUINE MUTTON
Neck ....'" 8c I Rack Chops ,b 18c Shoulders .
12c
FRESH BEEF LIVER lb. 15c
ThUk
Kntl
Rib Roast
lb
NATIVE BEEF
22c ' ,V;"r,V:r" Pot Roast
lb
15c
l.enn
llnlllntf
Beef
lb
12c
Murrow
Bones 'a 5c
l:E Beef
lb
8c
Milk
Fed
Roasting or Stewing Chickens lb. 43c
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Wanamaker's Down Stairs Store
$4.50 '-viT $3.75 $2.50
Women Blouses
Scores of Entirely New Models
Refreshing newness and satisfying becomingness make
these Easter blouses wonderfully interesting. The materials
are sheer and fine, too, and the workmanship is true Wana
maker quality. Altogether, the blouses arc all that you
could desire Spring blouses to be.
250 Men's All-Wool
Suits, $25
One-third Less Than
Last Year's Prices
250 men will save money on these all-wool, well
tailored suits in the proper Spring weights and get
satisfaction.
These suits are tailored to fit, not merely pressed.
The materials are all-wool cheviots and cassimeres and
the styles are conservative or semi-conservative, with
two or three button coats.
Every suit is an all-wool suit and desirable from
viewpoints of both fabric and style.
(Dolleirj-. Market)
Soft White Voile Blouses
$2.25 and $2.50
Two models at $2.25 and five at $2.50 prove how charming these
inexpensive blouses can be. Almost all of them arc trimmed with
exceptionally pretty laces.
Tho Peter Pan blouse" that is sketched is from the $2.50 group.
Frills!
Three French voile models wore designed especially for suits
and sweaters. All have long frills trimmed with lace. $3.50 and $4.50.
Delightful Batiste Blouses, $2.50 to $5
All of these arc copies of much more expensive models, and all,
with the exception of one, are tailored blouses. Long roll collars of
pique, some finished with narrow pleating, arc featured on several.
Every one of these blouses will look well with the sweaters that
will be worn so much this Spring and Summer.
A $3.75 blouse is sketched. ,
(Market)
Fine Hand-Made Blouses
Wonders at $2.90
Another shipment from Porto Rico's ncedleworkcrs. Mate
rials snowy white and beautifully fine and sheer. Five different
styles with roll collars and quantities of delightful hand Hem
stitching and drawn work. All have long tailored sleeves
and turn-over cuffs. Just imagine such lovely things at only
$2.90.
Yes, sizes all the way from 36 to 44.
(Murkrt and Central)
Women's New Easter Wraps
Can Be Had for Very Little
In the Down Stairs Store
Between $13.50 and $18.75
there 13 a remarkably complete assortment of capes and coats of
poplins, polo, velours and jerseys, many lined with silk. All aro cut
on the correct lines for this Spring and the most fashionable color
ings aro among them.
$22.50 to $29
An even wider choice among polo coats, tricotines, velours, tweeds,
jerseys and serges. There arc dolmans and capes, as well as street
coats and sports coats. All arc silk lined.
$35 to $69
for the finer wraps, many of which are copied from imported wraps
of great distinction. Of tricotine, Bolivia, Ramona, Andria, twill cord
and camel's-hair in soft shades of ostrich, moufflon, Sorrento blue,
navy and in black.
(Market)
Ostrich and Spider Leather Are
New Features in Easter Handbags
The ostrich leather is characterized by raised circles of irregular
hhape and the spider leather has a web-like pattern pressed upon ita
velvety surface. Both are used to make the newest handbags.
Others aro of shiny leather, pin seal, Morocco and various novelty
grainings. Plenty of the fashionable gray, as well as brown, navy
and black.
Pretty linings will reward a peep inside.
$1 to $5
(Chestnut)
Women's Pretty
Pink Pajamas
$2.50 and $3
Pretty little two-piece pajamas
of crinkled white crepe have
deeper pink or blue flowers on
them and show colored stitchery.
$3.
One-piece pajamas of pink ba
tiste with blue pipings, $2.50.
(Crntrnl)
Navy Serge Suits at $15, $16.50,
$22.50 and $25
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$15 $25
'jy
navy serge suit,
$16.50
Think of u well-tailored
lined with silk, at $15!
Or, of another model, trimmed with biaid,
at $16.50!
At $22.50 there arc various models trimmed
with buttons nnd hraid.
Choosing at $25 is varied and worth while.
Surely this ih the time to buj a navy serge
suit!
Jersey Sports Suits Are
Inexpensive
$15, $16.50 to $20
Smart wool jersey suits 'are not only good
looking but very practical. Any woman who
has owned one will usually say that she will
never again be without a jersey suit in her
wardrobe.
Excellent for business and itrect wear at,
well aB for sports.
Many, many models, plain colors and
heather mixtures, are in Tuxedo style or have
mannish lapels and interesting pockets.
Tweeds and Diagonals
$25 to $35
are very fashionable this Spring, especially
when tho jackets are made in the straight tai
lored coat style, semi-fitting. All of them are
nicely lined with silk.
Finely Tailored Suits, $37.50 to $55
These include the suits of serge, tricotine and hair-line suiting, some trimmed with braid or beada
and others quite smartly plain.
(Market)
400 Silk Envelope
Chemises With
Lace, $1.85
Manj a bride will like these
pretty flesh pink crepe do chine
or satin chemises nt this little
price. They are trimmed quite
charmingly with wide laces,
which will be effective under
Summer frocks and blouses.
All sizes.
(Crnlriil)
Center
Opp
Men's Easter Neckties 25c and 65c
Thousands of them in all sorts of patterns and colonngs.
Good full-cut four-in-hunds of silks and silk mixtures.
Smart Veils, 55c
The finely dotted kind that has the appearance of the fine
French veiling in such popular combinations as henna-and-brown,
henna-and-taupe, navy-and-gray, Copcnhagen-und-tan, tomato-nnd-black,
Copenhagen-and-brown or black, flcsh-and-black,
flesh-and-white and plain gray, and taupe.
Women's Leather Gloves, $1.15 to $1.90
Sl.lS for gray suede gloves, pique sewn, with self-color
embroidery.
$1.33 for French glace lambskin gloves of excellent quality.
Two-clasp over.seam sewn with Paris-point backs in black, tan,
brown and beaver.
S1.90 for strap-wrist French glace gloves in Euster-likc
white and black. Their 5M:-inch cuffs make them long enough
to wear with capes nnd dolmans. Pique sewn, Pans-point backs.
Tub Frocks for Little Girls of
2 to 6, $1.25, $1.50, $2
Most of them are cunning little affairs of chambray in pink,
blue, green, with fanciful stitching nnd contrasting collars
and cult'.s. One style is a blue regulutiou dress braided in white.
Exceptional Aprons, 25c to $1.50
Practical news for Euster cooking and egg dyeing hours.
25c- nprons of figured black and white percale with rickrack.
75c Polly Prim gingham aprons in daffodil nnd other color com
binations, as pretty as can be. $1.50 bungalow uprons are of
new plaid or plain ginghams with belts or sashes.
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Semi-Tailored
Hats, $5 and $8
The ideal suit hats ! Smart
and distinctive, yet becom
ing, the good-looking straws
are in small and medium
shapes, many of which turn
up from the face.
Ribbon and glycerined
ostrich are used almost ex
clusively, although a few
pokes show flowers.
Interesting hats and
worth looking through with
thoughts of Easter and econ
omy in mind !
(Mnrket)
33-Inch Silk Pongees
Special at $1.25
Roth .Japanese and Chincsp pongees are included a large quan
tity of both, entirely free of dust. Natural color.
Lovely Silks at $2 a Yard
Silk jersev 36 inches wide, in white, flesh and pink.
Wash ,atin 40 inches wide, in white nnd flesh.
Charmeuse 36 inches wide, in brown, navy and black.
(Central)
Easter Shoes of the Better
Kinds Low Priced
Lines arc slendor, though toes are more vounded than they were
last season. Heels arc graceful and curved, and many women aro
enthusiastic about the beauty and comfort of baby French heels.
Ankle straps, of course.
Hundreds of pairs of fashionable new pumps und Oxfords at
very moderate prices arc readv in the Down Staira Store.
You Can Inspect These Shoes Ever
So Carefully
and you will find that all the smnll details of workmanship tho
linings, the stitching, the buttons are of the finest typo.
Newly Arrived For Women
Brown kidskin Oxfords, $7.50; pumps, $8.90.
Tan calfokin pumps, $8.25 and $9.90.
Tan calfskin Oxfords, $6.90 to $9.90.
Black satin pumps, $7.50 to $9.90.
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