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PLEASES STUDENTS:
EVENING .rUBLIQ JjEDGERt-PHJL'ABELPHIA, . WEDNESDAY,
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MARCH 23, 1921
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S DONATES
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OR HOME
University Publication and Class
Leaders Join in Praise of
Future President
PENNIMAN LAUDED ALSO
. .,1ml liiilcu-.'iiicnt of Oi-ni'i-nl
fisYnaid Wood um llMil f ' l IllV-r-H
nf lVninilviiniu mill tin- xprue
5" 111 lV".jplnl.mtl..l th, trills
.'.!! ,1 .live chosen U" liotor limn
lontiilm-il 11
coiiM. '"'" ii l toilny'H
tin -" -
1 This rnmimx ilnlly Bm on to ay
thai h" tnh r rtiiinlfiK the 1 niv.-rxty
?..! ...,.,. inn .if Dr. .foslnh I'cnnlmiin.
"'.. ...tit,P nrovost. at flilcf ciliirntor
Itich nirti i- l Klvii Dr.
Mlj could, In cur mind, lip conceived
mini in.' riHii'filv Wooil-rt-iuil- 1
III! I'dlntlillHtll'll. W( pleiiKP HlPllI the '
l-olr-ln-urtcd support lit the Htutluiit." ,
In Ilio letter (o the Campus gurry I
I oliiinn, tlio followlnt; comments nro
iiiuilc :
.I11I111 T'1iii.).p, senior class president 1
-"(JpllOHll Wilful In llliitimlilnilli n mull .
wliii is worthy of tin ii.iiiiluiillon by tlic '
trustees for tills n-peetcil position." !... . . . . ... . ...
Kcnnptii Kurtz, junior eiuss prcsi- Philadelphia Woman Contributes
tieni 'in my entiiuiition, tin butter mini
inim tii-ni-riil W001I ran be clioven for
lender of tills I'lilvornlty. He Ims Imd
11 Hiili'iidlil trninltii; In liis renmrkiiljle
pulille career." j , of po'iMcii1 'prwnoni. mid tnxln lnn.l
I'.ilil Ilnrtenstclii, sophomore cluss ,., ..,, .-,., . nnnTinil i values the repiitrluti-d people will liavo
president "I believe Wcnerul Wood's1 URGES SINGLE TAX ADOPTION access to the land, mill they will hnve
Uiillflentlcui us 11 tl executive of nn-' nt the iutiie time ntnplo revenue to meet
to Fund to Build Institu
tion in Palestine
loud to the lehiibllltulioii of the Holy 1 world by tinltltifr the Mosaic prlnci
l.nntl more quickly tluin any other. of land ownership with u just HyHt
I in a leeeni leiier 10 iririmn " 1 "''""" ,"', " , , . . ... ,,,,..
city Mrs. IVIm wrote: Zlonlum ban Mrn. FcIh luteiidti to vUlt t'nlefit ne,
1 taken on a ..eu anpeet nln. the libera- and to adopt a Jewish war orphan
Itlou of l'ale.tlne. and the prnmlHO of there. Hie. will brl iijt the child to thlH
! the UrltiHh tlovernincnt that the lond , country, to become her heir.
hhall not be clven biiel: to the Turkij. 1
Tnlestin.' is In a way a new lnnd, ' pre n Garage Shed
undeveloped in the modern Mm -to, '' Hpilrk!, from ncrb.v ruhhlnh v'i
not dnfiRoly ponulnted. Tito i-ntiiii Iwlon ,,a t.,r N,nii lire which nt-
1. 1 1 .. . i. .. .. e iiu ..iitncnllaii iti ....... ......--. . . .
tiiai liim eaaiKe o. mi- .. "'"",,. " tacked a storage nlied In tlie rear 01 a
confronted with two problemn linu, ,nrng(, ut 2tj i-nt Mt Alry avenue,
how to Ket hold of the lnml, 11ml hoo ; , , wnlll Hhnm.r, today.
ond, how to llnd the revenues to pay tlic 1 -J-
.itiiirtnniiu .'ii nf 1'fU'linKtrilctlOn. Z I . -.m
Hy uppllni? the proved principles
I'enniniuu for
bl,l"HKi.iM.lents al8o (five heuity In-
1 (l ' a .1. . ...1 (a. InMiiru (it
InroMIII'll Ol III'" Kl-ni:illl '" .".."
S ' ....liiimi on tite front paKo o the
".t,n,n,vhiinitin. to lie hnown as Cnm
, 1 iier Column."
rTlii- e.l'lloi-it'1 in tn' I'MiiiNylvuninn i"
'"Thc'n'.miinntloii of tinneral Wood
hv the trustees as executive head of
vt . . t... 1.. ...Mfunlt.. 11 ti nlnof Inn.
ii.l of eimr-e. it Is assumed that when
the 'fttinoas Mddlcr consulted with ey
;MI members f the board last week he
nvo them falrl definite. nsHiinii.ee that
hMU.ul.l accept were the position oftered
'"'s was pointed out several weeks
bjo' flu re is fiitiiel too much work
in rtinnlni: l'enimylvanla for one man
to unilerliiltc Dr. I'cuiilinnn has won
the eviTliistlnc rejtaid of iilumnl. fuc
...... ..... 1 students bv the liiusterful waj
Ith hleli he met the difficult sltiin
,! With the lojal assitKtico of Mr.
Men iik he has done the work of five
i.nlltmrv mortals for ueaily a car. .
new distribution of the work in
riinnlnc IVnnsylvain Is n possible coin I
tion Dr rcnnlmiin should be j-'iven j
H-i.r opportune t curry on his work '
M chief eilucator of the rniversity. un- .
hampered by tinnndul difficulties and !
ioirie'-- , .. . T,- I I
"The nomination of (icnerul Wood as
chiof esicutlve niue.s as the result ot
t cciirch In the iiliiniiti Ktibcommittee on 1
the provost to fid n t-trong leader with !
I world -wide reputation to .pull the I
Vniversit out of its (iniiciimes. me
rniionsits of opinion is that they could
imi choen no better mnn. (leneral
V ond is a niHii who will be idolized by
the students and respected by the grad-
"No better team for running the I ni-
tlonally lecot'iilzed ability makes him
admirably fitted for the position of Mrs. .Joseph Vels, widow of .losepli
iilvcrslty executive. However. Dr.Fel. of this city, according to .lis-
J'ennimun s ub t-' as an e( ttcator Is' . 1 , , . , 1
widely rprffnl7....r ,.1 1 1 ii. V. n.l,1"','", om London, has donated
most students believe, thai be should be i $1100,000 to the fund for reconstruction
., .... . ".. .: - ... . . -
remiueu in tnat capaeit." of the Jewish national home. Tliis
Herbert lllnghani, freslnuan cliiHslfiind is known as the Palestine fouuda-presldentT-"(ieneral
Wood is the best- tion. nnd Is expected to reach R12.V
lltti-d mini for the position U'cause of! 000,000.
his remarkuhle executive ability, demon-' Sir Alfred Mond, In niinounciuc the
(drilled In, his trorRiniluition of the 'bequest, natd he would devote the re
eastern department of the I'tilted States I malnder of his life nnd enersles to
iirmy." bulldinK a (,'reat edifice where the tein-
Denial has been made of the intention pie of Solomon stood,
of the trustees to create u third posl-' Mrs. IVIs bus been in KiiRland. try
tlon. that of "dean of men," to consult ins to impress upon Zionist lenders the
with students on matters relatinc to the neeesMty of installing the .single tax
connection of sports nnd activities to system in the new nation nf Palestine,
academic work. This sstem. hhe tlrnil believes, will
tin, enst ut mirernincnt. The men and
women who will liave cliarue of this
work will avoid the mistakes that linve
boon inudc In this nnd other countries,
where pnernnipnts and private enter- ;
prises nave maile improvcinenis ior me
public, .ml to tiiul that the owners of
the land have reaped the benellt. while a
laree nart of the cost has been laid upon
producers who have already been vie- 1
tiuiiiicil by land speculators.
"Here lies the opportunity for the
Jew to demonstrate, a great truth to the
ADVERTISING MAN
An Mtrnordlimrr proposition Is now
open 1" Hie business mnn of fnlr
llniuiftnt slntiis wlin would Ilk to ntt
Into a IrcHlmntr ndirrtlnlnc buslnrss.
The iiiltrrtliilne ronrrrn Is nn
tlonall) rrroitnlinl unit has n rllrntrlr
of twenty nntlomit udtrrllnrrs.
New liuslnesf or nrtitnl rttsh Is not
rmnlrrcl lint niMltlonnl wrlirllr Is
nrersKiirr In nrdrr to nnrotliitr mi
eilrit hunk loon for Ihe imriiosp of
llnanrlnx work on u.lri'iilsInK um
milmis nlrruily rontrnrtril b- ninnii
fntturfrs. Ktpry form of mlirrtl
I ne Ik linn.llrd, siifli us IrflllHmrd,
direct mull. trIe piiprr, iifwswipfr
nml imllomil mnicntlnrN, nlunr rloslni;
ilntrs lire six wrrks to two months In
uihuncn,
11 oiH, r.i'riOKU 01 rit 1,,
YOUR CREDIT'S GOOD
GEO. KELLY'S
12th and Walnut Sts
"I'uttine them
OVER"
Wonderful
Values
in St!ili
EASTER
SUITS
FOR
THF.
BOYS
3
BIG
M.I l.s
For
Thursday
?g.95 $g
HI
SI. 00 11 Wee I. IVjs tile Hill
12TU and WALNUT STS.
23110-31 N. Front St.
1810-18-20 Atlantic Ave,
Atlantic City, . J.
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.95 gf& cN?
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MAURICE SPECTOR, Pre,.
1310 Chestnut Street
Again, The Unusual!
Sale
50 Alpine Wool Suits
1500
Values 22.50, 25.00 & 29.50
Those famous Alpine Wool Suits are of pure
wool Jersey. The latest suit styles are shown, in
cluding the smart Tuxedo fronts. Heather, Copen
hagen blue, smart grays and navys. All sizes for
women and misses.
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Very Exceptional
Millinery qq
Offering "
Values 10.00 & 12.50
Smart new Hats for Easter 60 exquisite Italian
Milan straws arc especially featured amongst the
several hundred for your choice. There are lots of
smart sports hats as well as the straight sailors and
mushroom sailors. These are extraordinary values
for just before Easter.
-M
RSSI
Because Priced
By The Producer
9 1
- 'W T
Priced With OtVS
Only One Profit
Do oAs
Saster
Does
DO as Easter does
come early this year.
STYLEBILT Suits and Top
coats present smartest fash
ions while they are ultra
fashionable, and before
they become too fashion
able, and thereby cease to
be fashionable at all.
100 "i ALL-VVOOT. IIAND-TA1LORED
STYLED BY OUR OWN DESIGNER
n
Hilton Company
1211-1213 Chestnut Street
Ctotha Shops in 'Principal Cilia
NEWARK NEW YORK BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO
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STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
This is the Week of All Weeks for
New Suits, Dresses and Coats
celled, where special provision is made ior the large woman and the small woman,
where prices are known to be the lowest possible always, qualities being equal. And
of all COME WHERE YOU CAN DEPEND ON SERVICE.
THE FIRST BREATH OF SPRING
HAS TOUCHED THIS GREAT
L-ire
k vou
having trouble
"with. your shin?
It you aie sutlYrint: from skin
trouble, tr;. IU-sinol Soap and Oint-"u-'M.
See how- quickly this (.jentlo
treatment .stops the itching ami
coo, tin inuVned itritutcd .surface.
Don t Vs tite there is nothlnR in th
n-sl'iiil tiroil'iits to Injure tlio ten.lrrnt
'I u hiimlri. is nf ettera from sutjs-
fl users tfitlfj. At all ilrugirlatn.
esma
Was
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Trip
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Suntlav, April 3
sis'.l I Train Imh
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Sw 'aeter
d" llBsssv tinvtit't Two- sstoL
iMr SSn'St h ii-tt u n Strap !s
V; 7 liv'iSv In mil in Mack
V J W' v. W '"' Tan Call
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1 flisLr high Lititin hi'ch and A QO
w) fll V7 oodycar Well. "tmZKJ
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iaKS!s?lSmw. duplicate at Kinney's 4.91)
ir r ifflfeL '-m 5.90
l sa' -aggjfc Tim chariiunt St&J$MH
II VkWT" ItiilUHtrit)! Ox- S&M?Q
SM sSi hifih and low Cuban SJg
Mr Js. Jr l,cels'
JBL 'lB G. R. KINNEY Co., Inc. I
F V5T 1 1 6-1 1 8-1 2Q No. 8th St. dl
VSjpJl) () 0pe" Fri(1"ll Utltil 8 I. M.
SSSSBWw fjQ 9ift?5s. Saturday Until 9:30 P. M.
, if
THE nuweat untl mo.-.t
attractive Spring
styles are to be found
here in any number and
every style. The new
est shades of (,'ray, tan
and black, in kid, suede,
calf; in novelty straps
-one, two or three
strap eirectM, military
heels, Cuban heels, low
and high Louis heels.
The shoeo you llnd else
where you can always
duplicate at Kinney's
a-1 v a y s as yood
alu-aya for less money
-It K M K M II 10 It
THAT! - AND UK
MEMBER THIS: If
Kinney's tdious do not
jjive satisfaction youi
money will bo refunded
thut'.s our Kuarantee.
This locelii
little Two-Strap
Pump tuith Cu
ban, high or loir
I. o u ' n hccln. dt .
4,-vv eloped tn medium
hid. oi'il Ma ill Kni
4.90 3f
mP& jdaKK
Thin i . f ,- ie-,
lu modish Struu
I'n nip that will
rat eli aim eye--"
(ran, bi'uii'n or
black suede, w 1 1 It
ilendvr Louis Heels.
Lm.'i, &j''u j?i'i''i.A..jstrt-f.'y'if,jf. n"-i ;. '', mi. &'i ?.
?f S-"tVJy. ' "i. .
i..i.. il .1 .n4tl lOiiutAt- i cluiH tIhwi if vrnti ttiiuuui. if lillt 'inilllo if VOU
UIII. till CU IIUJ.1 UUUI J.v.. . ..ww x. . ...... .....,.. ... .-.. .....,.. t .
know where to shop. Avoid uncertainties come where stocks are extensive, varieties
unexcelled, where special provision is made for the large woman stnd the small woman,
and whe
most
Exceptionally Smart Tailored Tweed Suits at $35.00
Grays, tans and checked effects. Belted models in the youthful gathered-back
effects, models with inverted plaits, others showing the smart box fronts beautifully
tailored, and you :im feel when you slip into them that they will need little, if any,
alteration.
Fine Black, Navy and Tan Tricotine Suits, at $47.50
Some cleverly plaited or tucked and finished with tlio narrowest of tailored belts,
others beautifully tailored in the flared effects that are so youthful. Some trimmed with
flat silk braid and bone buttons. ,
Fine Line of Suits in Extra Sizes
The kind of Suits that the large woman will put on and feel
that not only does the Suit belong to her," but that she belongs v
the Suit it was designed, cut and modeled with her particular
type of figure In mind all the time.
Of men's-wear serge, tricotine, piquetin" and twill cord, in
bcltlcss nnd belted models, plain-tailored, embroidered, bended and
braid-trimmed right up to the minute in style, 'ome finished
with soft silk girdle $35.00 to S105.00. The model sketched,
$00.00.
Fine Silk D resses, $50.00 to $55. 00
Bouffant taffetas, the wonderfully dim tricolettes. crepe
Georgette, so cool and summery; elegant Canton crepe and crepe
meteor on straight linf.-, or with tunics that are new and dif
ferent, or in the panel effects that give i.uch lithe lines to the
figure. Many show new ideas in embroidery and beading that
are perfectly fascinating. All the new spring shader.
TheLovelyFrockSketched, $32.50
It is of braided crepe Georgette- a perfect frock for a spring
day. This is one of a group of Dresses from S17.50 to .$3'J.50,
including crepe Georgette, crepe de chine, Canton crepe and satin.
In navy, black, brown, gray and white.
New Tailored Wool Dresses, $15.00 to $25.00
Lovely New Lace Frocks, $65.00 to $200.00
mmmkh
m HrBWft
Smart Top Coats
$22.50 to $37.50
Of the fashionable fancy mix
tures in tans and grays, made in
rather mannish, easy-to-slip-on
styles, with raglan or set-in
sleeves and belted all-around.
- "tr. brl'lK L Clot .- -S-
Ij-l-t'l ST'.-
unci t'cr.tre
New Sports Coats
$25.00 to $60.00
Polo Cloth Coats, in the nut
ural shade and chiefly with the
camel's-hair finish, and all silk
lined throughout. Excellent Coats
for all general wear very smart.
' ait
Of course, you can make
arrangements to buy your
entire
Easter Outfit
And Spiing Clothing for
your family, ns well as home
furnishings and all other mer
chandise, on
Our Deferred
Payment Plan
This is a welcome accommo
dation to many who desire to
complete their purchases now,
but who do not find it conven
ient to pay the entire amount
at time of purchase. (DefeiTed
Pavment Ofiic.e, Floor ISi, Fil
bert Street.)
Party Boxes
Special at $2.95
Tho.--e smart little oblong Party
Hoxes of dull-grained leather and
vachette. lined with silk and so
prettily fitted. Chiefly black,
brown and blue. Some worth
double and more.
Silvcr-lonc Leather Hand Bags
The new Hags to carry with
the fashionable gray costumes.
Several different styles and all
lovely 32.(55 to .io.Oo.
Sf. . !.-..!-. i- '"liiMi "r lyl P. Ortr-
We Doubt If You'll Find a
Suit Equal to These Any
where at This Low Price
or Worsted S 3 0 0 0
New Models Tv
The talk of the town! "ALlV
and other high-class manufac
turers' Suits, a wonderful collec
tion at ABOUT HALF OF LAST
YEAR'S PRICE the result of
early planning and co-operation,
with the determination to produce
the best $30.00 Suits in this coun
try. Nothing elsewhere nearly
approaches them at the price. All
wool and worsted fabrics, in
youthful and conservative models :
sinjrle-and double-breasted. Pin
stripes, herringbones, plain blue.
and dark neat stripes. Sizes for
men of regular, stout, tall, short
and slender proportions. Sec thtut
to-morrow $.iu.00.
Of course, mm know this
Store is the only place to buy
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clothing in this city. Their new Spring Suits at
the new lower prices 040.00 to $67.50.
Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers
Unequaled at $27.50 and $34.50
Unequaled ut thise prices, unquostionitl.lv. Tn -unie i-rude
last year sold at copiderublv higher prices with mil- or y.n oi
trousers. rhe.LXTUA PAIR adds great to the tune of -i-nue.
At $27..)0, Suits of neat a 1 -wool cassimerefc, and ull.vo.I blue
sorgo, for men and young men. At 134.50, Suits of good worsted
and line blue serge, in conservative models. Practically all sizes.
Sr- Strnwbrldii, & Clothier ft. o T'cxo Kant
SLrS 4
Coats and Capes
$30.00 to $75.00
Coats, Capes and Cape-coats of
serge, poplin, twills and velour,
in black, blue and the new spring
fhades a very unusual assort
ment of models and materials.
.iwbrlilK, i Ictliler fx-roiid Kloor Centre
More New Easter Millinery
At $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 and $6.95
We picked out three at random, and had them sketched for this
announcement-, and there were hundreds and hundreds of others,
equally new and equally charming. The Short-biimnied Sailors are
herein number.-, trimmed with ribbons", flowers, fruity And Ju-re
are Transparent Hats, large and small, trimmed with ribbon.- and
glyceiined ostrich. Turbans, Cornel ed lints. Pokes ull the new
shapes of the season, at these -mull prices, which givo little indication
of the styles and values, from :J.!)n to MS.yZ.
Sailors and Sports Hats. $3.50 to $6.95
liibbons, s'laws, fabric.-; bluck and Luluiv; urge and -mall- stiff
and soft effects a wonderful di.-pla.
Special Display of Girls' Millinery
Hats for dres-. for school, for sports; Har.s for the littJc- Mi's of
six summer.-,, and Hat.- for htr debutante s1t..r. Pri-e.- :j.50 Ui'rtlS.
Great Profusion of Millinery Trimmings
Particularly tl. fashionable Flower Wreath-, .4100 to SO 00
Buik-Iim of Chime-, Hoc to 05c. (rlyeenned Feathers, in bands"
mounts and drop trimmings, priced from $1.00 to 3.50.
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Uv-
,r ' ' ' "" Mm-i.c. 'J'j'l- v-
Boys' All-White
Blouse Waists
An- being usk.-d for bv parerrs
prejmiing fur the bo' Easter
dress-up. They are being shown-
Unite Madras Blouse., neck
band oi attached collar SI. 00
nte Pongee (cotton) Blouses,
neckband or attached collar, $1.50
Hhite Bloim- of .-elf-tiipe
fabric: ,eparate . ollar to match
1. ''"''V MH'irnk l ''' and
fat .-.U"lk,"S U''th ,,t,c"-J i-l-
Player-Piano
Word Rolls, $1.00
Urujuw,,;- .io,v." "Fci.tl1(.r
oat .. ,t, "1-,,, MIfsin. Mar
m; .- Kismi,'." "Mul;,. Bolieie"
-lh.it Old It ,ii Mother of Mine!"
r 1 Mil,. , ,!, ,
I i' ' I .i v 1'
Knster Xovelties
1 ''' H: '.-I-, Pail-- at J
spv.j.Khnir Cm.,-. Coti.,11 Chiw.en
Kabi'it- .in' h.iudiels l otV-r
o.'.-l !.- that ill imi' , J., ;i,'
dies niiri; du'.ii witl, )0 jiow
ah. nit -
A .Innipinu Habbit at 30c?
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Hair Nets Made of
Hair, 50c a Dozen
Unit Ne's ut i mi ;,aj?i cap
siui-e, ah -l.ti!o- except grnv
and w'ir. 1 n't" usual price, at
o0c a ikvei
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STRAWBRIDGE
& CLOTHIER
Market Street Eighth Strt
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