srajpf'jww Sff ' i, K ,'ry ." V i 'f . ( . ' " ' j. . ifff ? 1 Fw ' LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, 'JHUKSDA MABtiH M, 1021 y'v , s EVENING PUBLIC i " 11 f . 'v-K w I I CZECHS MASS ARMY TO MENACE VIENNA Throat Disturbs Austria and Attributed tajMoveirtent to Join Germany FUSION GAINS I the part of tlic people over flic fiillnie . nf the Korrrnmcnt to rffect n lmimhed j t eduction in priucH and light further I inrrenxri. In dlxcussiiiK the altunllon the Vlennn ZettuiK am JJIttnit snyK: "It i tin i liecrMxnr.v to convince tm of the futility of tin rluinecllorV visit to London be I fore piooeedlng to n vote. on fusion with Uicrmiui) Now that wc know where we nre, it mint bo postponed no Ion-tfrv." I In the meantime Tyrol find Salzburg line coiiiiiletlng the machinery for n "sentimental plebiscite" on funiou, I which will he held on April '-M. Ordeis 'from the federal jovmumnt and the , l.iitrnte that Mich n plehlscile ehould SUPPORT i ,,ot " 'lc'(' nrc '"''"' iKnor,,1- 20.1 GREEKS DRIVE ON TURKS Is IJy the Associated Piess Vlennn. March -4 Humors that Ozeeho-Slovaklnn troops have been con centrated on the Austrian frontier linc cauped a panicky fooling here, in view of the internal political condition in the Austriun tepublle. Thin feelhiR per slits In spite of the fact that report- re garding the gathering of Czech troop hve been partially denied by newspa per advices. It is asserted in certain circles that tbe military activity of Czeeho-Klowi- kio is due to the marked recrudescence I of the movement for fusion witb Oer- I many since the unsatisfactory result of I Chancellor Mayr'K London missit n Iwi become known. The (Jreater (icrmnny party is known to be planning an In- t ferpellation in the N'atlonal Assembly ' fter I'aster, and it i expected it "ill I take the form of a motion for th pa's-1 sage of necessary legislation for an im mediate referendum, and a resolution notifying the League of Nations that , Austria is compelled to work out her own salvation through Germany i it Is understood the Social Demo crats will support the (Jreater Germany party in this actu.n. and its the two or- J canUatioiiM constitute n majority in the I National Assembly such a program, if cnirlrd out. inn force n ote of contl- dence. w inch may possibly result In a ' ministerial crisis T)nrimr the lut week theto in... be. n i a rumor widely i-iirrem in this city that the pre.-ent government would not Inst long nfter Knster The jtoliticnl situa tion is affected by economic conditions. Since .Tanunrj 1 the cost of living, as whown by government figures, has in creased ."0 per oent. 'JS per cent of which adwmcc- has been made since February 1. This situation has ie suited in a widespread dUionti-nt on OLD PARLOR SUITS MADE EQUAI TO NEAT Reconstructed upholstered and polished $15aunPa Klrst-class worlc guaranteed. Slip coven made to crder. We carry a laree Btocl; of upholaterr materials. Belling at wholesale price. AMERICAN UPHOLSTERY CO. Oldest and Largest lloom of Its Kind 305 Arch Street ISrUViSSST OIL BOOM IN NORTH CANADA Immense Camp Being Formed Along McKenzle River l'alib.inl.s. Alaska, Mtm-Ii -4 tl'.y A. T. i- D.inifi '".idi.ow. factor of l!;impiiit House, one of the northern most posts of the Hudson Hay Co.. here today, siiid mounted police patrols, reluming from their annual mall trips Horn Tort Mcl'lierson and McKctmc rivet district", declared an Immense camp is being formed in the Fort Nor man oil fields, with hundreds nlreudy en toute and others awaiting the open ing of spring traffic. The Fort Norman field. Cadiou said, is 1100 miles wide along tbe MoKen.ie river One well, sunk by the Imperial Oil Co.. gushed lOfiO barrels an hour nt S00 feet, according to C'adzow's in formation, and arrangements nre being made to pipe the oil to the nenrcx nav igable stream. The Canadian Govern ment has two airships for comrouiut a tion with the oil fields. I Careful Preparations Made for I Offensive Already Bogun J in Smyrna i . Ity tli Associated Press Athens March 21. (J reek troop numbering 120,000 nre participating in the Greek offensive against the Turkish Nationalist forces in Asia Minor, it is I reported here. ! The Turkish Nationalists ale believed , to have about 1)0.000 effectives in the I Held, but hnvo smaller supplies upon ' which to draw. Tin' most careful preparations wcic made by the (S reeks In connection with the offensive, which began yesterday, and it la anticipated here that the Greeks will win Important positions with their first drive. Apprehension is felt hero that the ad vance of Greek forces east of the Smyrna hinterland will throw the Turks Into the arms of the ltusstan Soviet Government of Moscow, The objective of tha offensive Is the, Ilagdad Hallway, nltbough Greek com manders have planned to reach the city of Kskl-Hhehr. It Is affirmed thnt ISritlsh, French and Italian1 armies in the Near Kast will not participate in the campaign. General Selah Kddln Iley, commander of Turkish forces In Clllclli. has been transferred to the Smyrna front for the purpose of uniting the Turkish defense. For the last two weeks the Orceka ID i; I I m i Dr. WM. S. BEARD Speaks at the noon-day services at Keith's Theatre TOMORROW HEAR HIM j,A"W "Ti:Li:riioM:i sphcci; io.is Fur Storage and Remodeling al Extremely Low Rates LUIGI RIENZI CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN 1714 Walnut Street SPRING SUITS THAT ARE DELIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT from the ordinary in that they are "exclusive." I-'RUM THi: MOltn CONSEItVATIVC TAILORED STUHRT MODKI. TO T1IK KLABORATEIA" HMimOIUKRKn OR BRAIDED DMSSSY MOIKLS IN TIUCOTINES, TWILL. CEQ Cft TO (IfQ Cfk CORDS PUIRKT TWILL HVZt,iJJ tPlUs7U YOUR CREDIT'S GOOD for a Smart New Society Suit for Easter Atk to See the Special EASTER OUTFIT For Men and Young Men Consisting of Stylish Society Suit A Smart Hat and a Good Pair of Shoes A Complete Outfit for a Gentleman $63 Value Tomorrow 2-50 $1.00 A WEEK GEO. KELLY'S S. E. Cor. 12th and Walnut Sts. 2330-32-34 N. Front St 1816-18-".0 Atlantic Are. Atlantic City, N J $4 WONDERFUL SPORTS MODELS IN VELOUR CHECKS HOME SPUN AND TWEEDS 39.50, 59.50, 65.00 The. Indispensable Cape or Wrap Worn over the One-Piccc Frock. There is a dis tinction and charm about the spring wrap which is particularly alluring and feminine. The ever-popular Pile fabrics are shown in the new shades with striking effects. MARVELLO. DUVETYN. RAMONA. VELDYN 45.00, 59.50, 85.00 to 189.50 Original Sun-Proof Blue Serge Suits Extra Trousers . Itcvistcrvd V, . Patent Offlce THE call for them has made it a matter of "nip and tuck" to keep t the supply ahead of the sales. But we are doing it, and you may be sure that the men and young men of Philadelphia are appreciating 'this opportunity (which has been withheld from them for more than five years) once more to buy these wonderful suits which are guaranteed not to fade, with our promise of a new suit for one that does. William H. Wanamaker 1217-19 Chestnut Street have been landtnu nt Smyrna motor trtirku, ortlllnry nntl munitions, which hnd been Btorcd nt Bnlnniki. r(pPr&)' VICTR0LAS MM Down Easy Weekly Terms . , . MAITi COCMN H.ROYER SMITH COMPANY (Ifpt. I.) 10TH & WALNUT STS. ,rieai md m full detail! at .roar ytrr easr pajmeat plan. fefe O.Sheppacd &Son9 Handkerchiefs ' as Easter Greetings ;.' For women, man, girls and boys. Prices: .women's., 18c to $5.00 each '. ' , men's, 25c to' $5.00 each r ' ' And for the Kiddies ' cute little rfhitc handkerchief vJith nurserj notahles cmbroidored m'color. Prices, 18c and 25c each 100$ Chestnut Street a n v Kmisi:Mi:xT AHVKWTIHK.MBXT Chic Fur Scarfs Add Distinction to the Spring Suit. Clccr .Models in the Most Reliable Selected Skinh in Our Fur Department. You Vfifr Pj lore ill Hirnrl'i. n&yfrfh &0C?S0 Fine Business Furniture puts new life into your business and in creases the efficiency of your office workers. Typical Hoskins Flat-Top Desk 0 lnthts long JS inches dci-p. $85.00 1 iSOSlfPBiFBMi nr J WPi w y y Heoling Arm Chairs Full quartered oak, $28.00 Side Arm Chairs, $23.00 Stationen, Engrnren, Printer! Blank Book Makera Buiinen Furniture Chestnut Street at Ninth Stall, the Ilorist. 27 South Eleventh Street, is well known to Philadelphians, who call upon him for flowers for very many occasions. His skill us u decorator is well-known, and many notiible weddings and receptions in this Quaker City have owed their attractiveness to tV -A T J-... ... .....!! nn I,. .... nC 1.1, ..ninlnUiflD W Clioris. i-iiaustujju ui-uuuiiit -u" ' uv vi in ajjutmiuvo. Erorau tcrjin end them from Stnhl's, 27 South hleventh Street OF COURSK, you are sending j "W'OU'VE heen waiting f( flowers to some one this Ens-1 y announcement, I know, tor. Now, if you're wise, you 1 . (lnnv in tplIin vou t OU'VE heen waiting for this so I'll not delny in telling you that the There' are several -st01'cs of Edounrd D. Krusc, 100 ii i I reasons why. You're sure that bouth hleventh street and 'lOOu liai they'll be fresh, which means that tiniore Avenue, arc quite ready for they'll last a long time; they'll be Knster. Easter eggs, most prop vcasonable in price, which means , ,n fop t,,0 gniiU!at ahnre something these days, and you're ,.,,.. nu i i certain of receiving exceptionally attention. Chocolate - covered courteous treatment and careful at- cream eggs arc 50 cents, 7o cents, tcntion to your wishes, which means 1 and $1.50. Large, hollow clioc a great deal at any time. They have I olate eggs filled with the very finest a wonderful variety of potted plants, fruits and nuts, chocolate covered, I. lies, roses, hydrangeas, splreac. ha- nre $2.50, $!5.B0 and $4. You'll find tinths unii some exquisite cut Mowers. .,t Kruse's nit those delightful Easter You may h.to a luuikut llllcil Willi llow- fvnr, ,lenr to the heart of thn lf(l t-rs for the ."mall um of $3.50 or ,i iaors tiear 10 U1C leans 01 tne Kltl- iiueo buskct of Blowinp blooms at 2o dies bunnies and clucks of solid most ntiractive little window bo. chocolate and white rabbits to be covered with birch bark and filled uiih (uc(j wjth tjny j;,.ster egga lt's ft VJaiter plants, was U. wjsc pun t buy yoKu Eagter GIFT-HASKETS of Fiuit for "soodics" today or tomorrow if Easter! Exquisite things they l'oi"-lt"e- are, these Gift-Baskets at the i ,MT ., . , . .... . . -re of Henry R. Hallowen & Son, , WSS-tt' "cfoSfna fft fi lltoau Sireci uuiuwviihiuv. i .IV.- , m- .. n ..,., . toward creatine a fnvornhln impression, and where is the man a special Easter display there this . week, you know. The Florentine j baskets arc loveiy. inuii m u -- , ,,,,. .,. , . nn n ,wif -("." ors contrasting well r h tne gor- just tQ ghbw hc ;-- Kl n&1 L.trto SigSllirlDonald & uiuuii, i.iofou nesmut Street, e a particularly interesting stock hand-painted baskets arc deligln PEAUTY,- STUENGTH POVEP- C O M FOR-T FIRST PUBLIC SHOWING OF THIS NEW CAR The greatest car of all time w SI (IHEy llriBabL in LVXTHtfr.l AYN ES fifty 1985 l O. U. KOKO.MO ARRIVED TODAY Arrange al Once for Demonstration. JfTIf TAypNTY-ElOIITH 'SUCCESSFUL VEAB,' , r- HENRY A. ROWAN, JR., CO. 723 N. Broad St. . O mi hr T MAC. 7893 THElHAYNES IS AfttErUCA'S FIKST CAR. 9ai nnvfnxi M1flt lllSC.IOUS. n10Sl . , ' ''TU r'Vi,,. 7 ofthe world's oinaueraasiiery tins season new k.-uM.tiut i"-r". ",, Ammir. S"K snirts in tne most uttractivo Orchards and y(,S' S colors, new gloves, new scarfs (vcrv rthcr fruts - crsp. Pe'"lP. reasonably priced, too) and some Mmonn ttrnneu f m Snain s ter Wod-looking handkerchiefs. raced vineyards. dcliciowNMUiincsAn of. th rf, , ". IT is" dXht loP receive I Ea.ter ift8 that nre sure to be ac Africa. U is a leliff lit to vc, c,,plnbl am, ,., CQrtain th t , ......uv., ..wu, bliui. u I11UII I1KUH to l'n. li'er to any point within 1000 miles l'hiladclplim is guavanieeu. DELICIOUS, velvety ice cream nirde in ten minutes doesn't that sound interesting? And t's quite possible to make it your ."lf in your own little freezer. I discovered that the Housofurnishing Store of .1. Franklin Miller, 1012 chestnut Street, is selling the Acme Vi ester this weel. ni the fpei l.il iirlce .f Jl 10 l' Uffi one mjself ''inl , ,n vouch for Its efllrlency. Another iieiial'' wIiIl'.i any of you nl.o ne'd double bolli-r uliould not inlsa Is H o auart aluminum double boiler nt i I" 10 Til's seeiri'Ml lo me a partleil I ilv Monderful value. The orderly joul 'dl rejoice In the set of ten, coffee. Mjitur and flour cms .oriameled white itul with a Hutch sc(e in blue. 'I he ,t u nriced $1 2T. Ami this belli the ii-ne of cnr when onn makes rertulli tint 'ftcli room has lt waste basket. Jill be Kind to know of the .Chinese tmskets of split bamboo, priced at 40 er.ts to Jl 50 each. ....vvr i. n.,,l nine! fnvtliniltO tile WOtim!! Xvhn Viinnttrflu ik IUUIV) IS UIB II1UH umi ll""i, ...-.."" - - .vv..,two mi Eustcr a imir of cocks or silk stockings from the store of Scott & - Hunsicker, 108 South Thirteenth Street. They have good hosiery ! hosierv that wears well and looks well and just now they're having a sale. 'Women's silk stockings, In black and coins, that were ?1.7G, are now nini.v,i si.-t.V S8.15 a half dozen pairs, and those that were $2.aG a nalr are now $1.90; $11 a hnlf dozen. Men's seamless cotton socks, in black, white and colors, have been reduced from 40 cents to 25 cents a pairj S2 85 a half dozen, and pure silk and sjlk-and-lisle socks from $1 to CO.cents n pair; $3.45 a half dozen. You'll not regret n visit to Scott & Hunsickcr's this week, for these arc the beat values in hosiery that J'vo seen in a long vuiuDiiMui auiL,ui AaauwnxivM ceive a gift from the store of Mac Donald & Campbell. FOR the engagement ring most precious of all gifts the Pol ished Girdle Diamond is inva riably tiie choice. It is, in the first place, one of the vory finest diamonds to be had, and it is cut and polished accoiding to a special patented proc 9h8. which brings out the hfdden Mghts of the stone as no other'meth od can do. It is quite fitting that the most precious of all precious gems should be chosen for the en gagement ring; most fitting, too, that it .should be mounted in an ex qufsitely designed totting. You will find no more beautiful stone than the Polished Girdle Diamond (oxcluslve with Dailey, Hanks & Riddle Com pany) and no more artistic settings than those designed by Bailey's artists. Still plenty of time to get the children thoseEASTERshoes at GEUTINGS New Instep Strap In Tan Russia Calf- or Soft Patent Colt. The style that fits. Famous "Shoor Treds" The Double-wear Kind Sizes' Prices f J Dressy Oxfords for Children & Girls ("Shoor-Trcd" last) 6 to 8. 8i to 11. 1 4 to 2 . 2 to 7 . $4.00 4.50 5.00 6.00 (They Won't Scuff) Sizes 4 to 8 to 1 H to 2; to Prices $4.75 5.50 6.25 7.50 ("Shoor-Tred" Itst) Scores of Clever New Models in Children's Brogues; French 'Sports Shoes in Various Colors and Combinations, etc. ' Children's fine ribbed heavy-weight Silk Stockings, in black, white and Russia calf tan siies 6ya to SVz at prices from $1.50 to $2.70. 1230 Market St. 1308 (PRONOUNCED WTIMG) CJiestniltbt. 5tor- of rmous SKoaal oSh and Shoes and Stockings for M W B Stockings for all the family j all the family 19 South 11th St. (Quick-Service Men's Shop) Every Foot Professionally Fitted Three Geuting Brothers Supervising The New Speed Truck Completes The Full Line of International Motor Trucks for Low-Cost Hauling The New Model S Speed Track is a welcome addition to the great International line, which now includes a size and a style for every hauling purpose. Regular equipment consists of SJixo pneumatic cord truck tires, electric lighting and Htarting equipment, power tire pump and tools. A FULL LINE TO CHOOSE FROM MoiIH Mliccl lint t'uparlljr Clmi.il 1'rlre S 124" 1,500 ?1500 21 llfi" 2,000 1850 .'il , 128" 11,000 2050 .11 ' 146" 3,000 2100 11 128" 4,000 2400 - tl 140'' , 4,000 2450 il 138" 0,000 2800 01 1 Gl - 6,000 2850 10,1 100" 10,000 4500 101 183" 10,000 4750 V. 0. 11. Fuctorr INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA Factpry-llrunch, Showrooms and Service, 200-13 No. 22d St. Spruce 2585 v 9 v j .... vJ-Ui-.K .j. ftai . ..;,rJnin&ii,iaii,. vjtfjs t jv & dfr&t&222&jtf'A!&.rr'r l-.tf . ftf 4--V''-.i MHTOH nvfRS .. if-r r t-.l,.lBfr . ,r.,2J kf: V.-1S,
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