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EVENING PUBttO LEDGEKr- PHIIJABELPHIA, THURSDAY, APRIL1 7, 1921
gSlO SETTLE
CAMDEN F
Al KUW
cchool Head Declares Dispute
Over Socret ooc.ui .....
Bo Adjusted Shortly
PARENTS
BACK STUDENTS
Kc'O".1 .f , "m,,! so'lnl actlv tics bo-
ich0f membership in frnHTiuiu-H,
utiiC of ,.,1CI.U. '..i.! t.i utnncl firm 11
",c ?,Hnt3n o Htnn.1 firm In
rirc VLrA,olr"o b' nttllmlo on tlio
(Upportl.iK tlicir wn t?niicllt
of "c V.. .nml untie factory unjust
for ft i-i; '"' ff.i-
tilty hns no connection with tlio Cam
ilcn school nml ennnot be ronslilefcd ns"
such, the boys willingly dlsbaiuinl their
Camden clmpter Inst week when Mlsw
lJiirroiiKh tohl tliem of the Hoard of
hilncatlon's rule njcnlnst n school fra
ternity. They assert, and wo Mnnd
Imck of them, that their membership In
the I'lillailelphla fraternity Is beyond
tlio jurisdiction of the Camden officials.
Students of all the 1'hlla.lelphla high
Kdiools belong to these fraternities nnd
there has been no objection from the
scnooi nuinoriucA there."
Dr. IlrVfltl. U'hnn Infm-uin.! ( it..
stand of tlio students' parents said lie
understood "the attitude of tho boys
U'flM pntlrnlv Kiillufnntn..t- ?r. ..i.i i. j
did not Issue the order' "suipeiulliiK"
uuin, inn ii whs none ncconling to the
rules of the board.
"I look for n spedy adjustment of
the matter," Dr. Bryan raid. "I ran't
say how soon, but I see nothing In the
way to prevent it being settled shortly."
Petition!) were still being circulated
today among the students to be pre
sented to the board at it next meet
ing railing for the reinstatement of the
students.
ment n "',"' ,i.i development today
'r,li, rX Jcho o I '' !frnf war. which
ln Vml , Mini CMnra Uurrough. prln-
, Tl Z hi"h school, prohibited seven
J1'!!, attendance nnd study,
tiviuvi - -
'iif'tfi'iouths are prominent In
AM ." ,l".'.i.., n.l unnii nr. Tliey
AU !'': T-l l.om.lnr. They
;r'dt::
X t ' oi lv four-letter man in th"
Crate, me '""J f l.est
fenllSnlhieleflnhevlcln.
pll-aroiin' j Crate, his
E.tsLcV.ll and football star:
SfSnner; VHor' "Ison
1t ".; . , ."':" Tiv l,nr D nfonl
M'K m 11 a ill tcnnU nthleto nnd
;M"Ml.ls car.' "student gov-
"The'.b'cNIon to stand firm with the
,u"penlr students was reached by
rt inrcits at a conference last night
ft , e lie of Dr. Walter W. Crate
116 North Seventh street, father of two
c,"VolhnvV agreed that the boys have
Jnnn no wrong in continuing their mem
M their 'frats.' " Dr. Crate
M loi nv. "aid wo feel that they took
very acrcenblo btnnd when tho ques
lion i of infraction of the rules came
UP,'AUhouRh wo hold that tho frntcr-
Guticura Soap
AND OINTMENT
Clear the Skin
SMn.Olotm.nt,Tleim.S.TTwhnTprtmpl
DREER'5
Sow Lawn Grass Seed
nitht now la tho best time of the yetr
tMW Kras feed. Seed sown now will
!ik root nulcker nnd Brow better than
ieJ sown later In the uprlnir. Wo have
the proper mlxturo for all conditions
thadv- or minny positions, level or ter
need ground.
Fertilizers
tor nerv purpose Thero la no better
iprlnj fnrtlllrer for the lawi than our
rulTtrltfd Sheep ManuiP. It acta quickly
and put new llfo Into the turr.
Vegetable and Flower Seeds
Our Mod ore carefully nelected Bnd
mi In relied upon to jilve tho beat re
lulls, tfike lour aclcctton now nnd be
rfidy In plant aa aoon aa cundltlona nre
dorib;
MtEEIVS OAUDUN HOOK contains
I'mple and nxy cultural directions for
rolnc every worth-while Vegetable and
S'loer.
A copy FREE Call or writ
HOPED Sced5' Plants, Tools
UlVElllV 714-16 Chestnut
3 FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED
Phlladelphlans Will Spend 2. Years
In Study In Scandinavian Countries
Fellowships have been awnrded to
three Phlladelphlans for study In Scan
dinavian countries by the American
Scandinavian Foundation of New York.
Those who have been thus honored nre
Miss CleorRla I-oulse liaxter, promi
nent In resenrch work In connection
with the National Consumers' League;
Anton D. Udden, instructor in physics
in tho t'lilversity of Pennsylvania, and
Miss Mnrgnrct Hudson, -1112 Snnsom
street.
rjeventcen other persons in various
cities of the I'nltcd States were also
nwnrded fellowships by the society.
They will study abroad during tho years
1021 and lUlili.
RE-ENFORCE POLICE
BY 75 SERGEANTS
Director Cortolyou Sends Them
to Street Duty to Help
: Patrolmen
OTHER CHANGES PLANNED
Police on Rtrcet duty have been re
enforced by more than (eventy-ftve pn
trol serRcants whom Director Cortelyou
hn assigned to street duty.
Under this nrrangement there will
bo one sergeant on duty with each
platoon of patrolman, and efficiency will
be greatly Increased.
Another ehnnge to be made soon. It
Is snld. will be the nrderins In Ktreet
duty of thosoventy-flvcormorc "patrol
policemen," hcrctoforo ocetistomcd to
wnlt In station houses until the patrol
Is called for. When n patrol goes out
men from the house detail will go with
Patrol chauffeurs also will be divided
Into three eight-hour shifts. Another
order forbids motorcycle patrolmen to
sleep in station houses during night
hours when they, nre supposed to be on
tho strctt watching for lawbreakers.
Any house scrgenntH who allows this
loallng In station houses will bo disciplined.
NTKENTY RAPS JURIES
Takes Crack at -'Boots' " Trial at
Dinner I
A rap was taken at the Injustice of
decisions rendered by Juries of late
sitting in the city's courts by "Hob"
McKcnty, warden of the Kastcrn Peni
tentiary, during an address' delivered
at a dinner of the Quaker City Cab Co
operative Association held In tho Lor
raine Hotel Inst night.
"Within the last ten days we have i
lin.l n frntrnrlv iiirtiml tnln n . .J
when n girl, Implicated In a brutal
murder, laughs herself out of the court,
while another girl, n few days later,
facing n far less serious charge, was
sentenced to from three to five years
in the penitentiary," ho said. "It is
not fair, and It Is not Justice. They
speak of n crlmlnnl class; there Is nn
such class. You am never classified
until you are caught, and some few
are clever enough not to get caught.
fiave you Dined and Danced in
THE box ?
AT THE R1TTENH0USE
22d and Chestnut Sts.
DANCR TO THE Mt'RIO OP
THE TIERNEY FIVE
WHO PLAT DUniNO LUNCHEON.
DINNHR AND SUrPElt
Luncheon Platters, 70 ernU up. Alto Spe
cial SI Luncheon nnd S1.2S Dinner vr
Berries a la carte.
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Saturday Ends an Unusual
Sale of Silverware
Only a few days remain in
which to take advantage of the
remarkable values offered dur
ing this clearance sale.
Desirable articles of sterling
silver and silver-plated ware
have been greatly reduced,
many to half price.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JUWELKHS SILVIiltS-MITHS
Goods jnireliascd during this
sate may not be exchanged.
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TRAW
BRIDGE &CLOTHIER
Reasons Why We Sell, More Men's
Clothing Than Any Other Store
BecauseEveryGarmentls
"Right" in Style, Fabric,
Tailoring and Price
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING A RUMPUS?
Hac Sloan's Liniment rendv
sudden rheumatic twinges
for
T OX'T let that rheumatic tinin or
I I ache 11ml you without Sloan's
' l.lnlnw.nr nrrnin Kmn It ......r..
In the medicine, cabinet for immedinte
aaioa wac-u neeiieil. Jt you are out of
it now, got another bottle today, ho you
ouuer uuy longer man necessary
uben a pain or ache attacks you.
AnMV It miSinuf ruhh!n fn- l .....
flrolcj-giving prompt relief from sci
atica, lumbago, neuralgia, backache,
lameness, soreness, sprains, strains,
bruises. He nrenared It's r.isv to pro.
AlldnisgUts-Uric, 70c. $1.-10. The
invsesi me contains ix tunes as much
HI IUU tUllllR'St.
Sloa
lini mci(PaA
. .b..- j. ., cnemv
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
'CYv I K I
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Greater Record Keeping
Efficiency at Lower Cost
Ask jfoAXtfKL
ABOUT THE NEW LOOSE LEAF
Visible-Indexing Record System
That "Special" Table
in our Women's Department,
do you keep nn eye on it? Every
few days, it displays a new oppor
tunity,. usually the "small end" of
one of our best-selling lines, priced
very low.
Just now, the smartest
One - Strop Slipper in
Brown Satin, at
no
n
toiaeru)att
rinn Sftnn
Uzo Chestnut St
1000 visible Record Sheets may be handled in one of these
Bindeis m a t or 3 inch capacity. By this svstem records may be
instantly removed with tho greatest ease. When out, a gap dis
tinctly shows where it is to be replaced. In caso a record sheet
is to bo permanently removed and the gap closed up this is done
automatically "as quick as a flash." 100 expansion is instantly
obtained by merely inserting an Index Sheet in the middle of a
scries of Record Sheets, without otherwise changing or disturbing
them. This system is superior to any known visible or blind card
or book equipment for keeping Ledger, Stock, Cost, Order, In
voice, Purchase, Voucher, Employment, Sales, Production and
Payroll Records. Call, write or phono for demonstration. Our
Loose Leaf expert is at your service.
7fo&KEtA-
Loait Ltal Sptc'wtitli
Stationer!, Engraven, Printer!
Blank Book Maktr$, Batmen Fnrnltare
V
Chestnut Street at Ninth
kEl'Wt hurt 1.1,1 ,.
"er;nciinBcornU In.a' t Yy
Von lift ... ?i'l's liuitnir. then linrilv
tjour ruMi., . V;1Ul ""RTs. Truly I
MINERAL FLOORING
FOR
Factories, Stores, Institutions, Hospitals,
Residences
INSTALLED OVER
Old or New Floors of Wood or Cement in
One Day, Used the Next Day
COLOR
New Buff, Beautiful Red, Light or Dark
Green, Natural Gray
COST
Less Than the Best Grade Linoleum
MINRAL STUKKO
FOR
Residences, Garages, Factories, Institutions
REMODELING, Brick, Frame, Tile, especially to beautify
your home
Several times the tensile strength of cement
Phila. Mineral Flooring & Products Co.
5632-34-36-38 and 40 Summer St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Unlesi damped
llkclnlitt ttnot
an Educator,
How Smart
Your Foot Looks!
AND how relieved it feels I A new com
' "v bination good looks and extreme
comfort a most welcome combination.
This new model embodies the orthopedic
features of the famous Educator the shoe
built to "let the feet grow as they should"
with truly distinctive style. Come in nnd
try on a pair.
Endorsed by the Y. W.C.A.
Because the new Modified Educator meets
exactly their ideas of a shoe for women, the
Y.W.C.A.'s Orthopedic Council fully en
dorses it. Made by Rice& Hutchins, Inc., Boston.
foBLEL
Educatofv
.HOEi
S. K. Miller
1102 ',, & 2(11) Mnrfcrt HI.
R. Cherry's Sons
SS41 fltrmsntown Ax.
Airier
1012 llldie Atc.
n. Macfarlane
!03t Frankfortl Are,
REO'D
FOR WOMEN
Alii; bOUl IN TIIKSi: hTUUI'.S
L. H. Glickman
48.10 N. Ilrond Ht.
R. Forster St. Son
4330 M.lll Ht.
.Munnrunk, I'hlU.
Chas. Cleres
J'.'3ll Columbia Ato.
Geo. Schwinn
1181 N. 8th Ht.
A. Christian
4303 I'runkford Ate.
George M. Carman
'.JSS N. Sid Ht.
A. Kobus & Son
4th I Hpruc Hts..
Cumilrn, N. J.
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. Our Special Groups are
Wonderfully Attractive
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Suits of medium - weight
gray fabrics $39.50.
Men's and Young Men's
Suits of good cassimere fab
rics $18.50.
Every Suit must be well-qualified to give lasting
satisfaction. That's why we are sole distributors
of the justly celebrated Stein-Bloch and Hart,
Schatfner & Marx Clothing, as well as the depend
able "Alco" and our new "Wickham" line.
PLEASE NOTE Our prices are now
about one-third to one-half less than those of
last season. For instance, there are fine
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits at $40.00 to
$50.00. "Alco" Suits of fine worsteds at
.$47.50. Stein-Bloch Top Coats in smart
belted styles, at $45.00. Dark Oxford Top
Coats at $25.00 to $45.00.
A wonderful collection of "Alco
and other dependable SUITS her
ringbones, ""-'cil stripes and other
handsome fa s, all thoroughly well
tnilnred. J
Our Famous Suits With Two Pairs
of Trousers at $27.50 and $34.50
Gabardine Top Coats,
$32.00 and $37.50.
Light - weight Raincoats,
extraordinary value at
$15.75.
Youths' Long - Trousers
Suits, 16 to 10 years
$22.50, $27.50 and $32.50.
$30
"Alco" Suits of fine Ox
ford fabrics $34.50.
Blue Serge Suits in smart
new styles, special at $25.00.
"Alco" Blue Serge Suits,
unusually fine $36.50.
Men's Separate Trousers
31.50, $5.50 and $6.50.
Men's Spring-weight Top Coats ) COQ tA
About Half Last Year's Price I -PZf.uJKJ
ir- Stravvbridre & C ottiler Second Floor Et
New Ideas in Afternoon
Dresses, $50.00 to $92.50
The model sketched ($72.50), is of soft
hrown tafTeta. and manarjps to be very straifjht
and slim despite the fushionablc hip fullness.
Othcis of taffeta, dcridedly bouffant; of crepe
Georjiette so softly frilled or with fluttennR
draperies, of Canton crepe with rich embroid
eries and striking new girdles; of tricolette as
slim as a nymph nnd of the utmost simplicity;
and of lace in daik and light shades with soft
side fullness und elegant girdles. A beautiful
assortmcnt-$50.00 to 92.50.
Silk Afternoon Frocks
From $27.50 to $40.00
Crepe Georgette, crepe do chine, Canton
crepp and taffeta, ranging from the plain-tailored
to the beautifully embroiderel. Surplice,
panol, straight-line and tunic styles, including
many plaited effects.
Lovely Crepe de Chine
Dresses at $18.75
Made with plaited tunic and the becoming
vestee bodice with fiat collar of the material.
Long sleeves. Navy, brown, bla.k and white.
J-- Htran brldco i. Clothier Second Kloor. Market Htrei-t
.fey 1 n . w X il
With a Wrap-Coat
A Woman Feels
Ready for
Anywhere
And as low as $30.00 we are
showing Serge Dolmans, in black
and blue, made with cape sleeves,
pointed collar finished with tas
sel; lined throughout Others of
ve'ours. in va.ious shades of tan,
some attract vely stitched or em
broidered, $33 00, $10.00 and $15.
Smart Top Coats
Of fancy mixtures in tans and
gray. Made in the easy-to-slip-on,
mannishly tailored styles,
usunlly with a collar that closes
up well at the throat. Body and
sleeves lined $20.00 to $37.50.
Tan Sports Coats
In the fashionable tan coatings,
in three-quarter-length or slight
ly longer $15.00 to $60.00.
Mtruwli Mr . i .oihler I
Set nnil Floor (entr I
Women's Tweed Suits, $27.50
Well-tailored Suits of tweeds, in gray,
brown, green and shades of tan. Belted
and beltless models, some in very slim,
straight-line effects, others in the rather
mannish regulation styles. Notched collar
and inset pockets. One model sketched.
Men's-wear Serge and
Tricotine Suits, at $40.00
In black and navy. Also Tweed Suits
in gray, blue, green and brown tones.
Belted models with plaits; slashed-seam
models, braid-trimmed; beltless models,
with semi-fitting backs and box fronts.
Also some of the smart combinations of
plain coat and plaid skirt.
Jersey Suits, $15.00 to $22.50
The national Out-of-doors Suit, in the
smart heather mixtures. Made in the
smartest of belted sports effects, some
with notched collar, others with Tuxedo
fronts.
. ?rr - Strau bridge & Clothier Second l'loor, Outre,
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The Bubble
Book Party
Saturday
All children nre invited to
this Store on Snturday
a Bubble Party at 11.15 and
also nt !1 o'clock pretty chil
dren tnke the parts of Mother
Goose characters, while the
phonograph plays records
from the Bubble Books. (On
the Third Floor).
Boys' Blue Serge Suits
In a Wonderful Collection
We have assembled an unusually extensive stock of these diosby
Suits. The aie well-made, in smart new styles; of good, durable
serges that will withstand much rough usage. Prices are attrac
ively low. For instance
Blue Serge Suits, 8 to 18 years $12.75
Neat belted styles, with mohair-lined coat and full-lined
Knickerbockers.
Blue Serge Suits, 8 to 18 years $16.50
Handsome .styles, with yoke and inverted plait; well-made of
soft-finish serge.
Blue Serge Knickerbockers $3.50
Lined throughout; sizes 8 to 18 years.
Ir- biniw bridge & Clothier--Seeotid Floor Filbert Hlr.'et Kant
New Books
READY TO-MORROW
New Fiction by favorite
authors:
SISTUIl SUE, by Eleanor H.
Porter. The last book by tha
author of Pollyanna, Just David,
etc $2.00.
THE PAG AS MADOSSA. n
mystery story, by Harold Mac
Grath $1.75.
THE l)Ll)E WllASGLER, a
fascinating western story, by
Caroline Lockhart $1.7o.
THE SECOSD MIIS. CLAY,
by Katharine H. Taylor $1.75.
HtntKli'l !k' Clothier .
hei onJ rm r lllheit Hlreet, Wet
So Many Women
Prefer Filosette
Gloves for Spring
They are tine, light-weight,
cool, slendering in effect, and just
as good-looking aftu laundering
as before.
Eight - button, twelve-button
and sixteen-button, in gray,
mode, white and black, $1.50 to
$2.00; sixteen-button in pearl
$2.00.
Wash Fabric Gloves
Special at $1.15
Strap-wrist arid sixteen-button
styles, in beaver and brown.
Mral nig.- I t lothier
Aialea t: ami 1J, Market strut
MARKET ST.
EIGHTH ST.
FILBERT ST.
Strawbridge & Clothier
MARKET ST.
EIGHTH ST.
FILBERT ST.
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