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Term "Intellectual Tramps" Ap
plicable to 25 Per Cent. Prof.
Rowland Tells Schoolmen
BETTER SALARIES THE CURE
Who'd Marry n Tvaclicr?
Why. Mr. Joint's Kvll Did
'"Plicro 'im an olil hiviiik Wlm
would innrrv n timlii'i " vml
James II K"lh. "f linn -Ihiir ' -retary
of tlie Stud' 'IVai Im'h' Aii
cintion kpi'iikina In Umistnn Ilnll
"It's n f.illnri 1 nmrniil mi"
myfclf. Mnnv of inr -nn nn-n ni
marrylnK ti'iirhprs. mi'l i Im-i iniilii
ROOll uiVOH I VMllllll vvnp'l il 'cm
coulil tnkc a rrnim of mil km I
:achorH urn vvoiililn I fiml nm- who
had not had at IrnM mi piiiiiwil
"Intellectual trimps. is ih tn'e
which Albeit I Itowiind. dirntoi of
the teaclier bnreiiii Slute Ueniu iiueiii
of Kducation. thinks best dii rilic
about 2." pel ii lit of the tein lieis in
Pennsylvania
I'rof. itowlnilil Wlls mil' nt lnpenk
ers toda, at the opening i'i.hi of
Schoolmen's Week, in College Hall at
the Cniversitv nf l'ptn.sn Is am.i Hi
electrified spxi-ral hundred 'mhIipis vhn
attended the meeting
The spenket ilepliued th, fin i that
manv teachers are now ashuined of t lit u
profession He said that some ot tin
girl teacheis would Co mi far as to hide
in knitting bags examination pupeis
which thev were takins home m ctu
so no one would know the wen
teachers "Kor mam," he .mil. ten. tun,;
merely is a slop gap between s. honl
days and matt imutix llowetci. the
teacher makes the bent kind of a wife
and mother "
Professor Itouland gme tiguies in
show thot the meragp s.i'nr paid to
teachers in Pennsihauiu is onU Ss'tl.
Ho urged tho teaiheis to face the fects
and do what thei oulil to renied exist
ing conditions
Little rrntt'i tioti in L.iu
"The law gisps little prolpetion to
the qiialltlcatlons of tPUfhers." I'rof
Ilonland said in openiug Ins address
"More than .'." per enl of the tench
ers in the state haw had thiec eais'
or less experience
"About -"i per mi' of the lPinher
representing in numbers tnun 11.01)1) to
12.000 everj M'ur deielnp iionuiilic
tendencies They become nit, llei tiril
tramps,' golug from place in plm ,. in
search of new positions
"There was a diiv when the tein her
ranked with 'he doctor and the lawer
on on ?qual sonul plane In thus,, dnjn
hats were tipped to th" dominie Fie
was respected and lousulted nml held a
prominent plocp In the roimiiuniti Now
nil this has gone The teaehei has u,i
place, not es-en notice The teacheis
hide themselves. The hne lost ii'ste
Thev bue become iisnuined of i heir pro
fession. You seldom c.in liml a well
dressed, uitiactue looking sir! at h
Miuimor hotel who will admit that slit
is a school teaehei
"The teaih'rs Imse failed to nlii, m
ivocielj nt large to what fhe are donm
TTiey spend all their time idiicatin
children 'I hi hae. built up u sort of
Chinese xmiH liPtwenn the, commiiniti
and their own prlestlv i 'lit The re
suit is the uie failing to uel tlie mill'
munitj '. support
The speaker said these thincs wen
needed Dissipation of the dominant
mateiialism nf todH , tin- ! ngiiitioii
flf childhood as n phase of life and not
inereh u.s a preparation foi the fiituie,
the adoption of a wage seal,, wlmli will
makn the tern lung profession lompnrt
favorablv with others, the estnblish.
ment of standards of peryi I n and
education that will niaki t.ie prutessiun
worthy nf teapect
Ho urged that the ten. inng piofession
be fre ii of petty politii
Psydiologii.il Methods ( reed
CuticiMii of the inippr.il nitm of
entering pupils hi the nrst guide in
chools at the age of six cais irre
spectivc of their abilities w.is oned
by Dr. Francis Maxtield. direvtor
of the Uureu'i of I'M'lmlogv of the
Stnte Department of Public Instruo
tion.
"About n third of the clnldieti u iinv
first grade are going over ihvu woil; u
second time' iisertid Dr Maxtuld
"Childron aie now entensl ,n the first
grnde ut nix wars whpth"r thpv aie
capable of doing tirst -guide work u
not. As the first-grade work mnMM
almost entnely in learning to irol i
child who does not burn to nml in
one year is forced to noun mis
process
"We should dofctmine hv psi.n,, igi
cal methods whether lhe-e iliii.li n n
ready to intei on this ki.id v t,r-
grado xvork
Dr. .Maxtield il-o irg'd p-nii e i
tests for children at junior h gi s. I
ago to detenu nc the onus -t "i
ducation in that point 'II si ,,
psychologists or psvi hologn al n i n'i
as n ppiinoncnt pait of - I m woik
xvas also uiged bv the apenki
Dr. W s ll.Tl?.. i fntn.r l. iM
of the State Nurnuii S U f t .ilitoi
nia, ndvociitpii fie- I o r-l ips timii
the state for propi , s, i i in In i -
Dr Atiijiiinl o i sin a-- ,ii ip'
intundent ,,t 'n nU -i n i iu . n
phnsized tin n 'd n lining nn hen
after thev ha., ! fi i " nnd "'' ' I
the professior
Pentisvlvillil I ii'l- ine ' ill l v i
the one and ijip ie it. ,n ! -' nel i' I
tests of inti 1' g' nci .m I s, m , i
iircment i. de Ian I D ll.o ,i" I I' I
craff. iipfiss, , ,, t-it i minimi i i
iKtrntion hi il I inveiMi.
it l. mi-
vnniu.
Dr rp'hgiiill on ., in .1
bureaux "f - h ' "
a tlie ng ii v f i ' ll
TEACHERS
NOMAD
SAYS BUR
AU HEAD
HCVlK m
PjlJ&tV g?arhJtM a 'tltl'M Mt
Greater Strength With
Less Weight
l-.y.ti.t weight adds nothing to a init k except
running expense
In Stewait simplified design, all useless patts
nre eliminated, which means a stronger, more
powerful truck that costs little to run and less to
maintain. Tire renewals, fuel costs and repairs are
reduced to a minimum
ch...w Pric GOMERY - SCHWARTZ F-rB' "-JJ-
i.Tqn, $1350 2-Ton, $2800
'l.T.., $1750 MOTOR CAR CO. 2i ,.r... $2950
lij.Ton, $2200 128-140 N. Broad St. 3'-j-Ton, $3850
advoi atcd the universal tie of top
wntrhiM in timltiB lntolllgrni c to'ls to
oblnlf tin' eirnri due to thi nidinary
mi'thiiil (if timing
Cti.iinpldiH ( lie I'roillu.v
Mis-. lliii- Ituitlictt, Sunt li I'lilln-
1 di'lpliln Illtfli School for (!irln, deplored
1 1m k of provlli)ii In local schools for
iitniMiiillv litijln HiplN.
"It it too hud r li ii 1 up should iot
miiki' iioliloii for thee piipilH vvIipii
new ImildiMK l licini; dmii' mid the
M'houl i. hIciii li Imllii; ti'oicmili'cd."
"In1 nid "Tln'i' In mlit pupil often
do poor miiI the lunc no Incenthc to
jc.el "
Williiim l I.i'vvii, deput Mntr sit
peiluti'lidelil of puhlic UHtl III tiotl.
'uRiied tliut ih. mo -ImiiM he P"'ital pro
vision for tin- lulKliter piipili
' Chnrles A I'nlu'i. piimipnl of the
HliMitiiliiiic Nuiiiial School. urKi'd the
lit it iin nr of nioie minimi school pii
pil lie tiuored an n t of ln'isiMniurp
jiieiituiK n loin M'lir ioure iii the nor-
in, it .i,li,iti li.nitlliif III llpi!ICt"4
tniu Itiiiiulitini. siiiiiMluteiident of
iili,, I'li.w i.i. ilk, k. IioiiU exuliiinrd tin
ven in uf mki iii i "iintiui; in nv I" hit
school- Loin- .1 Kiii i iiierin-
i li-m of .i hoiiN of lliicliiiniv.ii louiitv.
New .leisc piniscd tin1 III" pni'il ill
'hi; state in l!l."i kimiiK 'hi loiiunis
sloneis ol i dm lltloli powei to appoint
"heiplllK le.li hel fol I'll ll s, hootn
1 illiuui A Do k s tin. id the
ltonrd of I'.dui'Hti'iii in 'Ins m read
a papei on the ' Helationship of Sihool
Vliolltllllli; ,tll HllllRel MtlkltIK
American Day Opens
in Patriotic Fervor
Iiiitlnii.il from Tiice Out.
illiil II llinolld -tli'i'l
will
Whin ton ,
liul is tin I'lul of the I unto
Police have made in iiiiigcineuis fm
handlini.' n ciowil of iiiiiuv thousands of
p, isniis who will be iiiasicd along
ltioiiii sin','1 fm tweulv blinks I
Minor Gem ml Littleton W T
Wallb I SMC. lellied. lis glillid
iiiiirsluil will I give the 1'iiiiiniiiiid that
Will sp lln long milium III lliotlull
Women In the Parade
Annv mariiif navv and state tioop'
iiniu will form the first division They
will he followed bv veteran iirgiiiils.il-1
t ion- I he li A i me ('in liuntii.
Sciotid liifnnti v Coiiis National Guard .
Spiinisli An ' rn in Wm i .imps. Allien
mi Legion nnd eteiHiis of Pouign
Wr
The woiin n s division i nines next,
hiiided bv the Woiinu's Ovetspns Le
gion followed iiv the Luieigency Aid.
tin- Snelletibiiig 1'iidels mid Ainerluiii
Ited Cinsi Indii's aiixiliiirv. Ancient
Ordei Uibei mans tiirl Sioiit, League
of Woini'ii olei. the 'avv League and
the Philadelphia guard of the Women's
Mi in ti nil .ssui nit Ion
The fniulh division is to he headed
bv tint l.oval Uider of .Moose ltov
Si outs. Hi,. Impioied Older of ited
Men and Knights of Columbus.
Then will niari ll tin IVdeiiition of
Italian Sm leties .iml i lit Mauchetei
I mty ot Odd l'ellows
The Patriotic Oidei Snu of America
heads the sixui division tollowed by
the Independent Ordei of Odd Pellows,
the Sulvution A i in x mid Volunteers of
America The II P o P. heading the
next division is fulhiwtu bv the Society
Cnllieri di Sun l.ita. Junior Older
American .Meihniiics ocieiv di Munto
Kara San Murium Independent Order
of Ampin ans. l.oval inlet of Oninge
incn. Knights ,,f i'vliias Kvdetulinn
Lithuanian .societies of Philadelphia,
.oung .Mens Hibicw .m mtioti Ku
gltieers' Club nf Philadelphia, military
nludsilts nl ih. I niveisity ot I'elill
svlvania. Miijoi A I Drexid Itiddle's
vl.irille Scouts t'oloiul I'loleilive As
sociatioti .ind men not ilusill"l
s.ilute Itomlis on P.uUvv.iy
..ilute bombs will In hurled skvvvaio
fmiii I he Parkway at live minute innr
Vllls still tlllg III " ''i1' o'i lock It is
iptinuited the iiasli o, ihe boiulis will
be huiid over mi aria ot tlmtv uiil-i-
The star attnn lion of the mass meet
ings will be Ihe piceinc of (ieneial
Pershing He airivul in llroad Stteet
Station troin Washington this after
inimi The l'iist 1'nv Tioop and!
iiiiiti.itul piiin e tsiorled linn l" toe home
of CeoiKc 11 McKnddeii Liglitteuth
and Wiilnul streets
Oeneral lVtshing will leumin at .Mi i
Mi Padden lioine until 7 oil o i lock
when tin 1 irst Citv 'lump in then
striking nii'forms. will latter ahead of
Ins iini'nrui' tn the Metropolitan Opein
IJouM wine In will make tils first
.Iddless
Ih. i,i -- me. iins ,ii the opern house
linil ill I lie A' -ideniv nf Mils), lire si lied -
Hied t" begin nt T't." o i Im k and will
lie .iildr, simJ bv the same spenkeis, nl
tertiHiitig lietwien the two niiditoriunis
W 1 leilnnd Kendrlck will president
he Mi ir,i,olitnii Opiru House. The
inv. u'nui nt.d the benulictlon theie will
In. pronoi ii. u bv Itishop lterry und the
il, v li li s,.pi Krauskopf
At il. Auulemx of Milbic (ieorge
fe 2
5
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jijamwiiiiii.Wtfd xt
'MOTORTRUCKS
EEAL0 Pl'BLU1
Wharton Pepper will be the presiding
officer. The invocation and the. bene
diction there will he by the Hev. KitPirll
U. Conwell niul the Hev. Fnther Kyan
licsldes Oeneral PersihlnK. rfte apeak -erx
nt the meeting' "'111 include Henr
Admiral tlobt'it K Ononis'., chief of
operations of the niivy : Hear Admiral
William S Sims. Colonel Frederick W.
Onlbrnith. national coinmnnder of the
Americnn I.i'glon . Mis UniiKlas Hob
inson. sister of Thcodoie lloosevelt , I
(loernor Sprotil and .Minor .Mooic
Admiral Ilensoti will attend one of
the meetings, but is not expected to
make an address Robert II Lansing,
former secretar of state, also Is ex
po ted to be present either in the Opern
IIoiibo or the Acadein
A niirtcinent will he launched at
these muss-meetings to make "All
Ameiic.in Unj" an annual feature. It
Is proposed to enroll the thousands ,
present in a peinuinent nigaumition.
with the gteat body of men and women
pledged to Hip perpi tuiition of Ameri
can loyally
Seveiol women s organisations hnve
arranged to take part in the paiade nnd
mass-meetincs The I'meigencv Aid of
PeiinsylMinlii gave n eieption this
aftei'iioon at its lieadipiarters, 'J'JI
South r.iphici mli street. to Mis
Oonglas Hoblnson. ister of the late
Thcodoie HoosHielt
The I'hilomiisinu t'luli has bad boxes
assigned to it at the Mcttopolitan
Opera House ami at the Academy of
Music
The Philadelphia Chapter of the Na
tional AiiiPi'linn War Mothers will also
oi.etip boxes at tint li runts-meetings.
.RAIN CHECKS FOREST FIRES
Flames on Mountains Surrounding
Pottsville, Pa., Quenched
Pottsxllle. Pa., pril 7 Htiin todav
lipeheil forest hies which meed on
the moiiiitiiins on all sides of this city i
at least eighteen lues being counted
vestcidav 1'ive liumlieil men. includ
ing lo Scouts mid 100 members of
the Culled Stnlej, Itesetve OHicer Col p ,
and Tioop C, ot stale pome, toiight the
tlaines
Slate Pun slei Pimhot todav up
pealed to nil icshlenis in take decisive
in Hon in preventing fiituie tires
New World Peace
Parley Suggested
( oiitiniKsl troin Time Our
(ol icsiondeui e with 'lokio "is not
made public nt this time ' but no ofli
cuil expliinutioii was furtluomiug
The l'nlted States Government made
it i le.ir in the notes addressed to the
governments of Japan. Gicat Ilritoln,,
Prunce and Italy that "the right n clu
ing to the allied and associated powers
thtoiigh the common victory is shared
bv the l'nlted States." and that this
coutitrv ipfiises to lecognie as bind
ing imv spttlemeni made without its
licijiiicSLence
That positive htand of the Harding
administration was in effect u chnllengi
to the Allies nol to deny lecognition to
the I'nltod States for Us chute in the
wai It served notice this nation refused
to regai d the ottering of U.OOO.OOO men
to the allied cause the expenditure nf
$15,000,000,000 on war activities, the
loan of ten billions niorv to our allies
nud the great motal prestige xvhicb xxas
givtn the allied cause bv the mornl lead
ership which the Cnited Stutcs assumed
as a trifling incident to be dismissal in
the m ttlnuents of peaie
The Hughes note cik forth for the
other powers concerned the loiulltions
which this Government suys must be
AN'
Underwriter's
Opportunity
W tifTer nn uiiixtiiil opportnnltj
tn nn iiinlfrwrlter nf lilictiml Intejc
rll.r thitt run Hprurw $50,000
throtifli t li r nnr ot rurltlf k In 11
Kulne ImhinH litMlnR: fxrrptloniil
prnpett Mnr to br itfd (or
rxpniilmi purpim. rltf for
HppnliitiuriH
hoi i i, ix. i.h ori'K i;
a
FARM AND GARDEN
''a PRICE SALE
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I. Kill Ml VMM XI, TAMiAI.K
IttINK M MKtT
$35 PER TON
THE BERG CO, Philadelphia
hrii.lmton 1201
I'.n.l J40
Any room or apartment that affords space
for an average-sized piano will accommo
date a Steinway Style M Grand Piano-
5 ft 7 in long. Piano width, it may be said,
is standardized; the material difference in
grand pianos is in length but length is
vital to grand-piano tone. Every inch
vastly increases value of tone quality and
volume. Steinways, the acknowledged
masters of grand-piano making, have de
termined the minimum of sound board and
string length for actual grand-piano tone in
the proportions of the beautiful miniature
grand, Style M. Become acquainted with
its exclusive qualities before your selection
is made. Compare the fame of the name,
the size, the price. Steinway Style M
Grand Piano, in mahogany, $1375. We
have some Steinway grands in natural
wood that can be furnished in any color
without extra charge. N. STETSON &
CO., 1111 Chestnut Street, sole Philadel
phia representatives of Steinway & Sons.
LEDGEK-1 iliLAJjEJJlliA, '.lUUxDAY, Al'ltlL 7, 19&L
fulfilled before there can be collabora
tion or co-operation between the united
States and the Allies In the settlements
of peace of a realization of the rights,
moral and material, that have accrued
to the Allies and the Associated Towers
as the result of their triumph In n com
mon cause.
The Hushes note brings to light nlso
for the first time the peisonnl views
of Woodrow Wilson wltn legaui u i im
!' controversy 'I lie n"?'";' "."'; '".'
ot course, in n sense 11 imu "'?
to the communication addressed o ioc
Council of the League of NnJn1',1 1,'
ruarv Ul of this year, b Ualn bridge
Colby, then Secretary of State, but It
Is h follow-through with nine b wore
drive and power than the nrpvloiis note.
.Mr. Wllsotrs letter, written the (lav
befoie his term expired, disc loses t hat
he could not find In the minute- of the
v.'inu. II. II i-i-uv - . . .-,
Pimm, ('niifprence ol un '. ''
,npT1tnn f any ngieemcnt on hl Tjirt
approving the nwnnl 01 ' '"V"";"
for Yap to dapan t ..;. sho w. how.
ever, that lie. on Ann - "" ,v
.and May 1 of that ji-ni. ' '. '''J
.l.l...ti..... ,.. .nr miidi disposition 01
uujcviiuu- i" " ;. ,", I
the much-wanted I'lidfic Island.
AMERICANS MISLED.
SAYS BRITISH PAPER
Minion. A pill 7 -lv A P I- Ap
prehension that the position of (, tent
llrltain lelntlve to the exploitation of
oil fields in .Mesopotamia is not under
stood In the l'nlted States Is expressed
bv the Daily Telegraph 'Ibis news
paper, which stands alone in commend
ing the coutse taken by tlii country tn
its notes, ii'ks Atneiiinns if they nie
"convinced they would have observed
similar self-denial in like circiim
stances '
"We believe," the newspaper con-
t !. iinnnlnnllu Iml ll IlllOII Hilda
i l(, u'p,,,snnM vvhose nim is to sow dis-
iouI lietiveen the two ninioiis in view oi
the fin Its that Lord Cut on recited in
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Open Evening
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HSSi
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his last notes, however, It Is hardly
conceivable, that fm titer misunderstand
ing Is poJslble nnd the controversy, If it
can be thus described, can continue
without n suggrgstlon of bitterness."
.tic(fll Cabl Dhvatch. Covtrloht, lll
Iondoti, April 7 From nn authori
tative source It was learned yesterday
that Great Britain itmv assist America
in the settlement of Pacific problems,
especially those concerning control of
Ynp Island Premier Lloyd Oeorge Is
said to be considering bow he can me
diate between Japan nnd America for
preventing friction nnd bow he can ad
vise ,ln pan to be sensible in the face of
America's just claim in the Pacific
The dlfllctilty to be overcome Is the
fad that Yap was awarded to Japan
by tho treaty of Versailles with at least
passive consent by former Piesldent
Wilson, and. In the eyes of Kuropcnn
powers, Japan has u legal right to
(Wo&et
7 owe Like Sport-wear Shoes
In the creation of Sports
Shoes for xvomen Walk-Over
has won first plncc. The pres
ent Spring showing, in style
scope, emphasizes leadership.
Styles so swagger that they ate
adopted by smart dressers for
street wear.
Entirely New
A Mnll Strop Sport Oxford
The umart light
RunKin shade
$8
JuM one
hovvtng
y
IMDC mux 10na
M9.UI IT'sSW
X ru.B't. B5jl
Extraordinary Sale of Stunning New
COATS-CAPES-WRAP
SvvSfik
ji i7l 1 SI
LJl ft
I li f I i I
If W
stand on the letter of her bond. At
the same time, Urltlsh statesmen now
tccogntre, that Wilson was repudiated
bv Amerlcn nnd, Indeed, never bad the
power to bind her to any stipulations.
llerause of this. Orent llrilnln Is
considering "advising" Japan not to
stand on the letter of the law, but to
conjent to reopen the whole matter in
the interest of world pence nnd justice.
Such advice from (Sroat llrilnln is
equivalent to a command, nnd If tho
policy is adopted, as it is likely to be,
Japan will climb down from her stand.,
Two strong factors which favor this
policy are Great Hiltniu's desire for
the friendship nf the L'nlted States not
only from n viewpoint of future splf
Interest, but from gtntltudc for Amer
ica's sprvlirs in tho war, and pressure
from the Urltlsh dominions, which art
more Miongly opposed than America, It
that is possible, to Japanese domination
of the Pacific.
ifWw.V
ityle from the largest
of Sport Shoes in town!
n me Harper Shoe Co.
1022 CHESTNUT ST. - 1228 MARKET ST.
BLAUNER'S
833-35 Market Street
In As Many Different Types
Women Who
SECOND
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We wager they are better values
this low price if you search the city.
They're of all the most approved
fashioned in flare, dolman, wrappy a
Many are unlined, and many are lined
Theyarc the sort we couldn t get cnou
THE COATS
Bolivias
Velour de Laine
Ylama
Tricotine
French Serge
Camel Polo Hair
THE WRAPS
Bolivia
Goldtone
Tinseltone
Crystal Cord
Velour
ITALIAN LEADERS VOICE
FRIENDSHIP FOR AMERICA
Big Demonstration Held at Rome for
Harding and Hughes
Home, April 7. (Uv A. 1 ) Mem
bets of the cabinet, senators, deputies
and persona prominent In nil walks of
life met nt the Itnlo-Amerlcnn Asro
elation in a demonstration to pay re
spects to President Harding nnd to ex
press felicitations to Secretary ot State
IltighcH, who is chairman of the sister
organization in the I n(tcd States.
Senator ltufanl, chairman, extended
MANABNS
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materials, newly 1 1
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with lovely silks. i .'
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dreciings to occteinry llugnos nml .1.
new American administration. n,f . t
called the historic, cultural ? . .,,M,T'
Mntcs. R ' a"" ",c lnH !
Senator Itergomlnl naitl that tu '
January, 010, relations ,et ;, ?'
and tho Cnited States became cl 1 1 -because
of the attitude of ll," ,noM "''"I
in .nofgoveri.tneil in Wns,i;7
toward Italian aspirations
,xo, tlie spenlier added
the
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had dissipated nnd the frlendshln I
twenn llnlv nml !), I Mliiu'n he-
more lirm than ever. President u.".
- - .-.... ... t illlu ,-linin, ,...
Ing and Seeretnry Ilughps. ho .' ,
would find In Ualy theWiX'j
loyal Mend on the Kuropcnn continent11
Cp"D how easily this
V-A--' bag of strone
durable, chcmicallv-trcnt.
cd paper, can be closed
dust-tight, damp-ttghtand
moth. -proof to protect
your clothing, Summer,
Winter, Fall or Spring.
QT7T7 how t,,c Garment
OIJU hang Inside the bag
each on its'oxvn hanger xvith
out wrinkling or mussing -ready
to xvear xvhen you lift
themout.
Tlie bags arc made in
FIVE SIZES
Auto Coat Size ) 3 hooks to a
Ulster Sire J- bag to hold
Overcoat Size ) 3 garments.
Business Suit Size
) 2 hooks to n
Muff Size bag to hold
) 2 garments.
Muff or Stole Dox
PRICE
SIZE Ttr CtJir OiUiImi
24" x 22" Mull US JI.CO $.15
2"i 37" Dmiitil Soil 1.25 1.60 1,(0
30" x SO" Ort rcott I.5S LIS 1.70
30" i tO" Ul.l.r I.7S 2.05 1.90
30" 70"AotoCoit 1.90 2.20 2.00
Moll B.i I). fl0 1 2S I
Mimhan'tTarlne Llnlne Shcctt, 40 x
48 Inchti, are belt for paction trunki,
lining bureau dravven, etc.
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