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ll'Eitrett M'aid. .irchitcv
"Turner forConcrete"
This well-known company,
who loan largo sums on build
ings and should therefore be
particularly good judges of
values, chose concrete and
Turner for their new Long
iBland City printing plant.
TURNER
Construction. Co
113 Smiaom Slrtrt
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FIND HERO IN SAD PLIGHT
American Legion Men Rescue Tu
berculosis Victim Suffering In Shack
Ikadlnjj. !';.. March ",().-- In tlio lu.t
horph of uiIhtcuIiisIn. iiw'areu for unil
iilone. IVtrr S Kcihlinevr, 11 former
nrivuti of tlio Seventy -ninth I)' vision,
vlio .nw service In Trance during the
world wur. nh fuiiml in -"lincli sit
tlio fnot of Mount IVnn, 'evcrul mile
above thU city. ypiterilny itfti'rnoon by
member" ot dn-ijc l'nl. Aim'iiunn,
legion.
Keililmgei knew nothing f former
service men'' organization, nnr linil li
ver licird of oiiiponMlin for former1
erviet men
Tin' Legion men iinil him taken to the
XewrfinL Mountain tubereuloMs Mina- t
trium, where there i little hope of
aving hi life. His i-onilition U due
n his having been gassed in the war.
He had nut been dresed for several
months anil hud tu clothing except hN
old arniv uniform, which wus given to
him when he miis dUeharKcd from the
tervice. He weighed eighty pound-' I
Lust night otficiiil word was received
from Washington that Iteddinger was '
tu be held as a government patient and '
ilint compensation would be hurried!
through at the earliest moment
SEES END OF BOOTLEGGING .
Attorney General Thinks It Will j
Come in Year or Two '
Washington. March :!. ill . 1' i
The nation will settle down in the
txt year or two. Attorney ttetieral
I'mtgherty uM toduv, to a more com
liletr observance of prohibition laws.
;ino there will be les "bootlegging.' '
T'rohibili6n enforcement ir at prcidit.
i luird job. he sultl. and dockets of ills, i
trict attornejs ore crowded with iurs'
waiting action.
, TAKE WIFE'S PART
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' Testimony of Couple's Friends
Expected to Aid Case of
Little Guy
DAUGHTER HELPS MOTHER
New Yorh. March .".0. Two of the
most interentiug prophecie jet made
In the Mlit for divorce James A. Still
hian. president of the National City
llanU. has tiled became known yester
day. Klrst there came the story that H.
rhclp.s Clawson. of Uuffalo, and Ml..s
Anne Stlllinni. daughter of the
estranged pair, 'ere prepared to uppenr I
oerore xne coi.n or ri-ivrti: nnu icu
torles that will leave no further ques
tion regarding the status of the boy,
Guv Stillman, who has become the
.torm center of the case. Miss Still
man, it is said, lias declared she felt it .
l.cr duty to stand by her mother. What I
she wiil testify to has not been in-!
timated. '
Second. It was declared law or for
Mrs. Stillman were prepared to offer
affidavits to the effect that the banker
Hnd thp still mvsterlous second woman
vvrc intimate from the latter part of
1(14 until late- in 1017 tinder assumed
names in an uptown apartment house.
In Apparent Concordn 1018
It was iaid Mr. Stillman's lawyers
would produce in person or by cor
roborated affidavit the testimony of
Sir. Clawson, Miss Stillman and at least
nix persons whose natne.s are always
likely to be found unions u list of fash
ionable guests, to the effect that from
rcbruur 1. 11HS. until Cu Stillman
was born. November 1S, 11US, the
Stillmans lived together in the concord
that is expected in the life of normal
married people.
Mr. Clawson is rxpeeted to tell of his
having: been a guest in the Stillman
home during February, 101 S. and his
failure to observe uiij thing sugge.tie
of estrangement between Mr. and Mr.
Stillman. This will have direct bear
ing upon the banker's secoudary charge
that (luy is not his son.
Air. Clawson will bo the witness who
will be depended upon chiefly by John
K. Slack leifal guardian for Guy Still
man. 'The nublic nas been impressed with
the fact that neither Mr. nor Mrs. Still
man has much chance of obtaining a
dlverce In this state,'' Mr. Mack said.
"I should like to assure you there ia no '
remote chance that this child Guv Still- !
man will suffer at the hands of the
court. We shall show with ease and
by a great flood of testimony and evi
dence that the charge that Mr. Stillman
makes affecting Guy is utterly base- j
less."
"Mr. Clawson will tell of his visits'
to the Stillmans ut I'ocantlco Hills in i
the late winter and early spring of 1018.
He will describe in gre.it detail a social
gathering in the Pocantico Hills house
on the night of January 20, 101R. In
the house at that particular time were
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COMMUNIS
ITS
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman and Kent festi
vals, the Canadian guide. There werO
a number of persons prominent in ho
elety present and there were men and
women thero who had been told and
who hod repeated stories that hnd come
from Canada about Mrs. Stillman and
thn guide. '
It would he rather difficult to im
agine a man more attentive to his
wife than Mr Stillman was to Mrs.
Stillman that night. It was said. The
presence of the Canadian woodman
prompted one of the guests to make a
remark that was relayed to the banner. '
Just what Mr. Stillman said when I
the statement reached his earn will be
Uiu lu uic reirrec rtim tain nmn'iiivnv - r-
wlll be offered ns evidence on the side i n. . -,.. .rllP, pnrnn
of the baby Guy. Then Clawsou Is ex- POLICE REWIN GEVELSBERG
tiected to proceed with his story of life i
ut 1'qcantirn Hills. It is explained lit;
Revolt in Germany, After Ap
parent Collapse, Flickers
Up Vigorously
spent in Miss Stillman's company nil
the time she would grant him.
In regard to the mysterious added
correspondent this much was said yes
terday : That she has come forward
with n story of a violent quarrel between
herself and Mr. Stillman concerning the
latter's apparent preference for Flor
ence Lawlor Leeds, the chorus girl for
whom about fifty detectives are search-
Inir Tlipfe is tin U'nr. tt Kevins, nf
nltutMnw un tMl f xirf lifliln ttMfill'l3 '
testimony and fo that and other rea
sons Mrs. Stillm.lii's lawyers have not
been too eager to exult over her ap
pearance in the cast
NO OFFER TO FREE DEBS
Attorney General. Says Case Will
Have Careful Consideration
Washington, March .".ft. lily A. IM
-Legislation to sohe the problem of
t rlsoners confined for violation of the
wnttime laws is now under considera
tion. Attorney General Daugherty said
today. Senators Sterling and King and
ether members of the Semite judiciary
i oti.mlttce have asked Mr. Daugherty
to confer with them and present his
ideas on the question, lie ndded, u bill
lly the Associate! Tress
Uerlln, Mnrci 80. The communist
uprising, which had appeared to be at
the point of collapse, has flickered up
aguln in various sections of Germany,
and reports today Indicate that mom
than sixty person have been killed in
the tencwed fighting.
The district between Lelpsiu and
Halle now appears to be the chief zone
of the communist operations, and train
service between these two cities lias
been suspended.
The communists, who were defeated
recently in the Mnnsfeld district, have
regrouped their forces near Grobers
where they arc said to he in possession
of n strong position. They are well
equipped, especially with machine guns,
and in nn effort to dislodge Oiem the
security police lost twelve killed.
The largest number of casualties re
ported was from Gevelsberg, Westpha
lia, messages stating that fifty persons
were killed in yesterday's clashes when
the police recaptured die town from
the cotnmunists, who had been in pos
session for ecral hours.
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London, March HO. (Ily A IM A
iiiinier. oern put down ly tne autnomi
Mr Daugherty sold published reports city, it is announced in a 1U
that Lugene V. Debs, imprisoned at i sage received by the Kxchn
Atlanta for violation of the espionage graph Co. today. Mnety-two
already having been drawn to cover the 'serious communist riot in Dresden has
tmilter. I been nut down by the authorities of that
iicrilll iin-n
nngc Tel
o commu
net, had been offered his freedom dur
ing' his recent conference with the nt-.
torney general here on promise to aban- onPrMI nrfFPTC
don the spread of Holshevlk doctrines grbtwll Utr Cvl tf
V. ire without touiuiaiion. Instruction lm to orcome ta.mmerln.
Jiists were arrested, fourteen women bo
lng anion their number.
He ports from Dusseldorf through the
san channels declare the communist
activity In the Ilhlne region is Increas
ing and it 'is asserted that some mines
in thn district hare been seined by
workers.
The trouble at Jena, theglnss manu
facturing center, has been attended by
some success on the patt'of the com
munists In their cff6rts to Hfart a gen
eral mike. Messages report that they
hare occupied the Carl Zeiss optical
works, a plant of world-wide celebrity
have stopped street railway traffic nnd
forced the electric workers to lay down
their tools.
During disorders nt Mannheim the
police were attacked and returned the
fire, killing three persons and wounding
five others.
Special Cable hltpatch. Cotiurioht till
Halle, Saxony, March 110. Victory
of the "Green" troops over the large
force of communists who had seized the
Leuna nitrogen plant apparently has
broken the backbone of the Red rebel
lion in Saxony. -Marchlnr
directlv to Halle from their
victorious siege of Rlsleben, the ".GreetiV
forces besieged the big plant for forty
eight hours without respite. The militia
poured an incessant stream of machine
gun bullets through the windows.
Yesterday the communists hauled
down their red flag nnd rulsed n white
handkerchief, the emblem of uncondi
tional surrender. The nttackers took
prisoners more than 4000 communists
and appropriated thousands of rifles,
some machine-guns nnd u half-million
rounds of ammunition.
Henry White Calls on President
Washington, March &0. Ilciiry
White, former ambassador to Krnnee
and a member of the American pence
commission nt I'arls, called at tlio
$2J5 Reading
$3:0$ Pottsvule
$32 Shenandoah
AMI. RETURN .. ,
Wf T.k 8 tier cent nildltlonsl
Sunday, April 10'
Stopping at Leeiport, Skoeaoilcrt
ville, HtauWf, Ausarn, Schuyl
kill llataat St. Cltir ft.Frackrille.
srA Novel ami Drllchtrul
riraiur TJi to the. Pennsyl
vania Coal jfteldi, with sernle
view ot the trlndlni Kfhiul
btlt nnd Mountains In Kant fro
I'tnnnrlvftnt.. ,
SpacUl Train Lsavas
Ilroid Blfwt dtatlon..Ti'JOAi It.
Wl Philadelphia 7tt A St.
ritty.strond Htret. ... .7:31 A. St.
KMurnlntf. lfvn BhmndoAh,
TiIO R. M.I PotUvllle. 8:00 P. Slii
Heading, u:iu i-. .m.
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The i)ebs :nse, Mr. Daugherty said, ' tutirrtna. liilttln. p
would be the subject of careful fnves-i ft" "i.JK.'Jj... ".?.?
titration, on which an opinion would beirim rommencn Aorii i
transmitted to President Hardinc. v appointment. hooKlet
Meanwhile, he added, he would not dis
cuss it.
Dlienla and all other
'Zrulnr clans sessions
natty evening". ;vT
IS. PrlvAt lessgns
on reautat.
Y. M. C. A. 14S1 ARCH NT.
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NOtOR
Save and Earn
Stewart Trucks made eight years ago are still
working and earning, piling up daily profits for
their owners: piling up a long list of friends and
boosters.
Designed right, built right and priced right,
Stewarts cost less to buy and less to run.
Made in six capacities.
i0';"' GOMERY-SCHWARTZ V-S'
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1" j. Ton. $2200 128-40 N. Broad St. 3'j-Tos, ?38S0
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GOOD
PURPOSE
Take advantage of today's market today.
EGG, $13.00
PEA, $10.00
These prices will be withdrawn April 1st.
B. 0. & ROB'T CHALFANT
47th & Paschall Ave. 49th & Merion Ave.
Woodland 3C9 or Send Postal Now
Remodel Your Rings
You may have a number of
old-fashioned rings of which
you have grown tired. These
can be remounted effectively
into one or more platinum
rings at a moderate cost.
Original designs submitted
without obligation.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
White House',, today to tec President
Hardin. Ho said ha was Koliifc abroad
soon, and, had come merely to par Mi
respects to the ntw' administration!
ijLVaUlvQUaf
Stylebilt
Suits .
oAnd Topcoats
Throw Light
On
Spring Fashions
oAnd (jo Light .
On The Trice
Prictd With Only One Profit ,
Became Prictd By The Producer
Hilton mpaisy
1211-1213 Chestnut Street
Clot ha Sficpt Ut frintyal Ciiitt
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How Much Money
Have You Saved
Up?
Ho much iin jou save thi.s
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It does .i inati good to look
'he situation .squarely in the
'Hoe. ence in a while, and iec
v hero h stand.-".
if you ni e not getting ahead
- fast a? you wih wi oan
llf'p von.
,r Aniiuni uli All UrpAillls
Beneficial Saving Fund Society
Chestnut and Twelfth Streets
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OUR FOOTWEAR POPULARITY
tubuiL to the eieiien' workmanilup
quality of ninteiials and our
Snappy Styles for Men and Women
RITZ
Ail patent kid; I'.nt;
lish hist; welted
soles; the lust word
in u driKs or $7.85
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The ladies flip
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is of mut kid
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uuartet. croaseil
nintep straps, bab doll huels;
suine tu-ation in hiRh heels.
HOSIERY TO MATCH
ibol of Style
Our new Spring stocks never
more plentiful nor of finer quali
ties! With this added information
prices have not been so reason
able or so low for many a day.
Fake these wonderfully fine,
all-wool, Spring and Summer
suits that are coming into our
stocks even7 day at $28.50.
They are handsome in pat
tern, new in fashions and are in
sizes and styles suitable for both
men and young men!
Another outstanding example
of unusual value is our Sun Proof
Blue Serge Suits with an extra
pair of trousers at $35.
Store is - overflowing with
new goods, new values and new
low prices.
William H. Wanamaker
1217-19 Chestnut St.
Try These Fruit Meats
in a luscious pie
Just bake one pie according to the recipe below. Fill with
plump, tender, juicy Sun-Maid Raisins. Bake so the juice
forms a luscious sauce.
You'll be delighted, and so will your men folks. You'll
serve it frequently because this pie is far too good to miss.
Bake it yourself or get it from any first-class bakery.
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Rich in nutriment
It's a man's prime dessert full of energizing nourishment to brace him
after a hard day. Its pure fruit sugar is practically pre-digested fuel.
And raisins contain organic iron, in assimilable form, which brings
the rose tint to women's and children's cheeks.
So raisins promote beauty as well as health.
Serve raisin pie, and other raisin foods to insure your supply of iron.
Every firat-clas baker sells'Sun-Maid Raisin Pie
SUN-MAID
RAISINS
Recipe for Real
Raisin Pie
Cut This Out and Keep It
'J cups Sun-Maid Raisins
P,i cups boiling water
1 cup sugar
t tablespoons cornstarch
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 tablespoon grated lemon
rind
Juice 1 orange
1 tablespoon grated orange
rind
I cup chopped walnuts
Cook raislru in boiling water for five
minutes; pour into sugar and corn
(arch which have been mixed. Cook
until thick i remote from fire and add
other ingredients. Bake between two
crusts. Walnuts may be omitted if
desired.
Use Sun-Maid Raisins always In your
cooking.
Packed in a modern, new, immacnae
plant in California chart, Met,
wholeiome American raisins the
kind you know are good. Made from
tender, juicy California tabic grapes
with unusually thin skins.
Three varieties: Sun-Muid Seeded
(seeds removed); Sun-Maid Seedless
(grown without seeds); Sun-Maid
Clusters (on the stem). All dealers.
Insist upon the Sun-Maid brand.
Send for free book, "Sun-Maid Rec
ipes' describing scores of ways to use.
j Cut This Out and Send It
J California Associated Raisin Co.
I OtPt. N.34J.1I, lYwno, Oul.
i Please send me your book, "Sun-Maid
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED RAISIN CQ., FRESNO, CALIFORNIA
Membership 10,000 Growers
Recipes," free.
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