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to Learn Secret of Ger
man Bombardment
THIRD ANNIVERSARY TODAY
Special Ctibi' OUpnfc'i Coii IflM m:i
Paris. March 'J4 "The Vicnoh Mir
pflico hns failed to discover the secret of
(lennnm's lotifc rawer 'Ills Iterthtiii
nfter cnpencliwr 500.000 francs (nor
innlly about $100,000) on research.'
Mtjd the I'nrii newspaper Intranii
gennt in nn oilitnrliil commcntliiR on
the third nnnlvcrinry of the tliiv when n
shell from one of the glnnt nuns fell on
St Gervnl" Church, on (lend trldnj-.
101S, Ullins ninet-Hit person", aiming
whom was nn Anieriinn woman
"Parliament nppropriateil iiOO.000
francs for the ileelopnirnt of nrtillerv
eciunlinK the l'.erthns runic The nr
tilled section of the wiir mlnNtiy
awarded a lnrpe sum to n llitsslnn in
ventor nnmeil ChllowosKy whn'e idea"
nrop(l fruitless. " said the paper
In the meantime. Colonel Delanmre
Maze, a French nrtillerv officer. lioe
.1... t- ,. liVl.mlli. eiin uere iciwlod
br Kranee. is demonstinting hi weapon
fo the Itelglaus.
Although the ltntisli nssertcd thnt
Woolwich Arsenal had completed In
December. liUS n 31m capable of shell
inc .cebruKRe and OMcnd from Mar
wiih nothitiR futthor has been heard
of it ,
American aitilleir otliceis tin! war
releians here state that Amern an ct
perlments to pioduce a (tun of the Hit;
Itertlia tvpe were abnndotied and that
(ierman alone holds the wml of r
ceie ranee
bronze plmpie with the names of
the victim will be tnstiilliil in St
Orvais' Church t"diiv in metnoi of Mi.
bombardment
NEW FORM OF PUNISHMENT
French Boy Forced to Copy Ver
sailles Treaty In One Night
vptcol rnble JJipnfrh. ( npu hf. Mil
I'arls. Mil nil -'" The u-c one
l'remh mIioh! te.uher made of the
treatv of Versailles was mealed jes
trda whcmi Stephen Moret. a for
mer soldier, complained to the ministiv
of public instruction that his im, lines,
njted fifteen, had been foicecl to -it 1
all one night icipjini; the long doc u
ment. ns a ptinisliment for tiunncx. be
. mine the teacher demanded tli.U tins
faek be completed 1 morniiu:
"One should not epu t m son to
write the treatv in one ukht when
Wilson, l.lojd (leori;e and Clemenceau
ifouirdl W months to d it ' said tli
irate father
N. Y. WOMAN IN LYONS JAIL
Lost $12,000 at Roulette and
Pawned Her False Teeth
pcnol rnMr t)lpnlch CapyttotH. 2"H
Paris. March -." Mrs C.lachs Cor
don of New York lias been sentenced
to a month's impugnment in the Jail
it I.Mins on the complaint of the Amer-iim'c-onsiil
nt that nt who ca-hed a
worthless check for her
riio worn in. who was well dressed
-tntccl she had Ion 1- 0H0 plaTinjr roti
i"ttc at Monte Carlo and had pawned
her jewelry, baggage and even h r falo
t'i to lic'ir liei win back to Americ.i
When ejected from 1 train at l.jons
tie was penniless and hungrr
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Boys' Blue Serge j
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For Confirmation Wear
Tomorrow, Mr. Hill Is Ready Again, With
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Fthe Biggest Crowd in Clothing History!
Never Before Has Such a Genuine, and Bona
Fide Saving Ever Beeq Possible at a Time Every
Man Wants New Clothes
And, Man, realize that there is no chance you are taking, for Mr.
Hill's personal guarantee goes with every purchase.
Where else will you find a value to equal this and right at a time
when every man wants his new Suit for Easter.
This is YOUR OPPORTUNITY and if you miss it you are going to
be out many, many dollars. i
It is values like this that have made possible MR. HILL S Large Store.
Single-breasted Models
Double-breasted Models
Form-Fitting Models
Conservative Models
1 and 2-Button Models
Fancy-Pocket Models
Man, alive, there isn't a style a
pattern a material or a color that
you have decided upon but that is
represented in this remarkable sale.
If you want that now suit for
Easter don't delay come in tomor
row and you will be the most sur
prised man in Philadelphia when you
see the values Mr. Hill has ready
at $15.
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Also Tomorrow a Wonderful Group
1000 Men's 1 & 2 Pair Pants
Hand-Tailored Spring Suits
Actual Savings of $10 & More
Talk about styles materials or colorings why, man, you never saw
such a collection or such variety before. Every well-known make is repre
sented and the kind of clothing that is custom tailored in every detail.
Never before has anything like them been offered at these low prices. And
remember 2 PAIRS OF PANTS with most of these suits.
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Save Up to One-Half!
Mr Hill has mi rely taken care of the boys, too. The entire
third floor devoted to Boys' Clothing exclusively is just
crammed full with newest garments for them.
Take these suits, for instance all in the smartest belted
styles with two pairs of lined pants. Every wanted material
and &hade. All sizes up to 18 years.
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