i- ' V ' t TJf 'fFCJtxn W ,TV a 'fift'Jijlji Sm(VVI i; 8 EVENING- PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1921 ' p-t w - II 'I i ? .ft l i i UN TO DISCUSS BOSSES H POLITICS Election Motliods and Machine on Program Today cit Na tional League Convention SUBMIT REPORT ON POLICY My the AssocIhIimI 1'rm Clevdnnd. ().. Ajir.l " - rrr ntiRlc of tho ircrnt-lnv nitiMti I" AiiKilran Volltlos of political li-n- i" imlltlrnl machines will romp up fi mtum lii'foro 1 ll ft JCfotid nnntllll rotnrntlnli of tliP N'fttionnl Lonciif of Women otiR. vlilch npms lino Mmidin Tint be came apparent whrn the executive hoard. which l mtimllns out tl I nal ptnil of tlio ronpntloii ".rhPiliilo nti nounceil thp program for the stuclv of election inctliodi The board had Wore it todax a re port on polio itibroJttrd reconth hr Mls KatliPriiio l.mlltiRton. of Tin' t ford. Conn In tlii nport th" nntlnunl leacue is offeitil n choice bitwecti two folicics. Ono U to develop a well-informed Moman electorate In Amcrlm. to r"aeh nil women, teach them how to olo and whom to oto for The other i to put through hi rap .idly as possible a prostnm of 1ep1n tion considered heneticiiil to the women of the nation at largf If amendments to the national league bvlnwH prepnred b the boaul reterdty lire adopted by the conention. nn llonal otfirers will be elected bv the delegates instead of 1 elnit the t hoieci of elected region dim tor-' State women's otiri lenpuo chair men began arming tod i for a confer ence Nuntln betwien tlio national board and the stnto chaiimin Meeting of the regional director- and o! iirmen of standing lommittees aKo were held to day. $150,000 BALTIMORE FIRE Blare Started on Scene of City's Greatest Destruction Baltimore. April S. (Bv A. P.) Tiro which broke out "-north before 2 o'clock this morning swept the lumber jard and plant of Joseph Tlmm-it & Hon, In South Haltitnore. and threatens many Industrial protiprties in that sec tion. All fire apparatus in the city has been called out. At 2:30 o'clock. Tire Chief Hmerlch fcald the Are would be enutiued to the lumber plant William l.awton, treas urer of the lumber mmprni. said the lo-s xvns $150,000, fulK com red b in mrnnco. The lire todav ii In the plant of a ' company that had been the scene of an other disastrous tire. Rack in tho earlj 70s n blaze that bwept a largo area in Baltimore staited in the plant of the Thomas compnnj . Ear UooM LADIES will fliitl our lnnrli- vnns. nntl the plurr It.rir, mot rcfrrhlnj. Delight fully uulft locution. Mnu ChaneeJ Dnily 33-37 South 16th If Your Home Is Without a VICTROLA Your Joy Is Incomplete Let Us Demonstrate AH tyle ready for delivery at once. EASY TERMS CW.HuverCo. 1031-33 Chestnut St. .Players. c&LiFanNift UNAS ana El &BV W74&2 j '""ii- ..." -KiTiT LV'"C & RwflP ?&' kM Try Them and See How Good They Are And see how they lower housekeeping costs. All frrocers and dealers have Seaside Brand Limas and Baby Limas. Ask for Seaside Brand and you get REAL LIMA beans thin-skinned, tender and delicious. J. J. O'CONNOR & CO. Distributor 1 N. Front St., Philn., Pa. Phone i Market 980 Rfefccssr.-w; ", ASr tZij.- PiMia vfc-f.'"- I j4i- em BRINDELLBREAKS JAIL RULE Eata Ham and Eggs and May Be Demoted Oydnln?, N. .. April S Ilah wait on the diner menu Inst tilelit ut Slug Sma' Prison, but Kobert 1. llrludcll, high-salaried labor leidcr. who began n Ihe jear ventenic Monday for extor tion, nto ham and eggs. Chnrgcj for iolatlon of tlio prison rules are luring him. The waiter, another tomict. fiom whom Itutiilrll -aid he obtaiued the deliratw , was deprived of bis umial privileges nud loched in n cell. The onlv Inmates of Slug Sing w-io are permitted to at eggs me jiaticuts In the hospital. Itrludell will be tried before the warden's court. If found guilty ho will be nlnced in grado "11" and lose main of the privileges that oidinarilv would be acroidcd him after two weeks at the prison. llrmdcll jestenlav was put to work pushing u hand-roller over the lawn at the prison. His working hours arc fiom ! o'clock to I, with an hour for In tub. HUGE JERSEY ROAD G PR RAM LOCKED Sonators Refuse to Agree to $50,000,000 Expenditure as Session Ends MAN SLAIN IN ITALIAN RIOT Socialist Headquarters Is Burned. General Strike Called at Padua 1Oiidoii, April b Oflices of the Chnmbir of Labor in I'nduii ItaH were burned Inst night by members of the extreme Notionalist group, siivs a Central News dispatch from Home Tho SoelnllstH at once proeluimcd general strike, and formed u proicsMon with the intention of burning our of the Nationalist clubs in the oil v. While marching through the streits, the Socialists encountered n procession of Nationalists, and In the fighting that eiiMied one man wns killed and tnunv iii mred. The Socialists were routed nud dispersed The dispatch quotes the ncuspnptr Tempo, of Homo, as statin: that thirty nine iinnnhNis hnvr b(Pn iiirestul at Tiir'irii imi the charge that thej were Implicated In u plot to bomb Notionalist clul's. a theatre nnd several cafes. 18TH AMENDMENT LOSES Simnl rispatc tn rt-nfnu Public I.tAcr TiTiiton, April S.Wtth the New .Ter-ev state I.ejlslature due to adjourn this nflerno'iti, prospects for the 530, OOfl.OCO road progiam verm to liavcgono iigllmmeiing for the present. After having tefusctl early In the week to approve tho plan, tho IIoue .vesterdny jimmed through n committee, substltut" for n number of bills adding "00 miles to tho stite highway system, ovrr it pe-iod of Ilfteen years, nt the cost of fifty million', but the measure, cti (ountired obstacles In the Senate nnd no agreement could be reached in con fer) nee between Hcpublicnu leaders of both houses. utomobile nnd trade Interests of both New Jersey nnd eastern Petinsjl vnnia bucked the plan, but Hepublicnn tnntnrs fraud tint tho piling tip of -rib a huge debt would bo unpopular with the mass of people of the slate. "Hire the S."().O00.OOO expenditure would be in addition to the .f'JS.OOO.OOO for the proposed bridge and tunnel nnd the Slli.OOO.OtH) iiecessarv for the soldiers' bonus. Assemblyman Pieron, of T'nion, do nouneid the additional expend on the stiitr lie predict id that the logrolling would bring a lebuke from the elector ate. Asvemblvmen Moore, of Hunter don, and Uoswcll, of Cnpc May, ad vocated tho further extension of tho highway program. Xlrs. van Nes, of Usscx, and As semblyman Cranmer, of Occau, sup ported tho arguments of Assemblyman Plerson. Tvvo More VHo Chancellors Chancellor Walker Is given nuthorlty to unmo tvvo additional vlco chancel lors tor ttie vjourt ot i nancory iinucr the provisions of a bill signed Inst ulght by (lovcrnor IMvvards. South .Ter&ey lawjcrs. through their representatives tn me i.egiHiniurr, urged passage of tho bill. Hamsters IIUlll IIIU HUIIIJCIU I.UUIIIII9 U'IUfH( . plan to appoint nn additional jut 1st for mat section, utie act is pennissivu uuu rvtlna 4V,. (liinntAlljM- ftllieretlnn to 1111- point tho additional court members when, In his judgment, nn Increase In tho court's mrmbcrshlp is advisable With one branch of the court In Cam- tn LA.ilt. Tama. Inm t-ma firn Ittlfinr stood to favor establishment of n branch of tho Chnncery Court In Atlantic City. Patcrson's practitioners nro Insisting upon n rcsiuent ue cuanccnor ior umi citv. Cioorgo A. Hoiirgeolsc, of Atlantic City, nnd County Judge .totiu . ivaics, of Camden, were mentioned today lu oonnectlon with tho additional vice chancellorship appointment for South ,ii'rcy. JIOlll are licpuuilinnn. uuu(u Kates' term expires next year, nrldge Mcastiro Approved John Hilton, ot Jersey Cit ; William R. Oourlcy, o Potcrson ; United States District Attorney Klmer Cleran, of Mataw'an, and Hrrors Court Judge Henry K. Ackcrson, Jr.. of Kcvport, are mentioned for the Noith Jeroy place. (Jovcrnor Udvvnrds has approved the Senate llnrber bill anpioprlatlng S'JOO. 000 to tho frco bridge commission to purchno structures spanning the Dela ware river. Only ten of tho tvvcutr-one senntois could bo mustered for the Hnuo Hob crts resolution for Now Jersey to rutlfv the eighteenth amendment to tho United States constitution. Final adjournment of the 111-1 Legislature today finds thin stale still unwilling to subscribe to the amendment, although It hns passed an enforcement act far more drastic than the Volstead act. Tho Anti-Saloon League early In the session had the ratitlcntlon resolution brought up In tho Hpiinte. It failed by one vote then. Tho lltic-up yester day was unchanged. The league Is dumfounded at tho Senate for accept ug every bill offered by It. but with holding ratification of tho amendment. The vote on the resolutions follows: In favor Allen. Urlglit, Ilageman, Mnekav Parry, Keeves, Hun) on, Slur gess, Wnl worth, H. H. White 10. Opposed llrovvn, Case. Heath, Simp son, .SmlUi, Stevens, C. D. White, U hitney S. Highway Mil Is I'nsicd , Ar.m,'cc ay will be n legal boll- day If t.ovcrnor Kdwaids approves the louso Dater bill, which has passed both branches of tho Legislature. Colonel Anthony Kuser's offer of his palatial residence at High Point. Sus sex county, for use as n New Jcrscv homo for wounded veterans of tho World war, was accepted by the Senate )cs Imi ?y i? n'ioptlon of Senator Kay's . forJ,llc a,nt0 tnl"' "ver the prop erlr" . i-9 J'rl'osed institution Is val ued nt $74,000. Senator Ka)s i.ald Mr. Kuscr had turned down nn offer of tho United States Government to purchase the property for disabled soldiers, prefer ring to give New Jersey it first option. Tho senator said Mr. Kuscr wns not lr)lng to unload the homo on tho state, but was actuated by patriotic Impulses. The bill carries an appropriation of 3110.000 for jiurchaso of tho Kuscr property NEW ATTACK ON SUFFRAGE Case Argued In Maryland to Upset Nineteenth Amendment Annapolis, April 8. Attacking the Nineteenth Amendment from n new nngle, opponents of women's suffrage were heard In the Mnrjlnnd Court of Appeals )cstctdny. Tho caso arose on the refusal of registers In ono ot tho pro ducts of Haltitnore to decline to accept certnin women who applied to have their names placed upon tho registration books. It is alleged tho Nineteenth Amend ment was not actually nn amendment, but ft "revolutionary change" in the form ot Government of the Nation, nnd an nttaek upon Stato sovereignty. Decision was deferred. I - OPEN MONDAY EV13., dmmmmmmtm ftBn.'IV - JHB 1L a 1,1 npp ammn store s;r Ej So Sure of the Address 10th fe Winter Inst Below Vine nmHNMiBmrai $mwm THE WINDSOR ROOM 1204 CHESTNUT STREET FEATURING SMART SPRING SUITS I 8 i -244 our ONLY STore Suits of equal quality were $55 to $60 in 1920 and many Philadelphia men who have not visited Reid 8C Fort's are still paying those prices this year. Unfin ished worsteds in blue and pencil stripes; serges; herringbones; oxford grays. All the work of the Kirschbaum shops. " - - nnniimnii..-,!., Wm Copyright. 1921, A. B. Kirschbaum Coniptny EI.Fb? WINDSOR ROOM 1204 CHESTNUT ST. , 11 SOUTH 15th STREET Founded In 1S94 h U:4F J 15 Ml .'lit -""rVGVZSEQDRZntfRJ' m mixwi.rmjtf,,, ut m"';,?mmmamgmw t ' i P t tV vtsc i'. ilrffWVJTMBt T jO ' r JW t$ry& lake Your Dollars Do Double Duty Sensational Values dominate in this remarkable Sale. We have slashed prices to the bone to make April the biggest month in the history of this store. Buy here with the absolute assurance that you pay no more than you would in cash stores. YOU ARE INVITED TO USE OUR CREDIT SYSTEM This Queesi Anne Dining Suite Larjro mrc Buffet, roomy closcta and drawers; bevel D'nh- miiroi; server, buffet and larffo extension tabic; chahs to match. This isa phenomenal value, worm 5--0. nmmmzmzm 1, urn 'p r""l ' tf 10-Piece Fare-proof ElitcBiesi Set Tho handiest und most useful kitchen accessory. Every home should havo a bet. Given absolutely frco with every put chase. ;l,'ii.Mu.if-i'iiif.y..fua..jtl. ' Bed Davenette 3 . pleco I.UlnB runm Miltr, iiiuIuk imy llnlli Spiinltli I U IimiIIiiti neaiy ion Hirinmi. Vour rtiolie of Ins lMt hlrf, i riviiii' urnl cum- rnrttlilo. I r h t . fiuntltr tnnttr"s ' I n o I u d e il. 870 vnlur. nortil cover- MM GtoLIPORNm LnftSSandBAQY LIMAS lixiiliiiSIs m J&Y . ,.riSaturdny ft! rSISr" Cvonines W UZll 1 Until 10 P. M realest tkm'm Watch Value Ever Offered Mrki-l movrineiit, pemlnnt t, 17 line Jrwrt. mlcroinetrlo rf n uln tor, llrcijurt lnilriprlne. nniprniintliii Imlanre, iidjusteil, 14-l.t. Hiilld KiiM (lllnl Ilufbrr rune, (.iiiirnnlrril 2n ir, 1 r,... nollil Rolil-ntlril linlfn unit clntln M It U ... .. ...1. lltinlpM frM for un. vonr aUlnnlf Onlj a limited numlwr Bl tlila price. Hurry EVGvEV It jini mint line. 50g mMmiws 50c a wecK Ilj- ii niiiKler-ntrohe of men liimtlliilngr we He cured BOI) pure white perfect Illnmund JlliiK nt iilinut linlf price, und we nrr eolnsr to p " the bliTlllC" on lo ou, Lsdiiss u ou cer H,",,cd " r-i illiimond. don't lieiil- lOO lutei mini In to- enjiiv our credit pliin. morrow. imiiiMi tlipy Hre not toilhjntril to qtiefttlnni rrerUInx tlielr credit "ft I c W,M jl m.v I QgJR, ONLY gTORE TVf LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CfiSDIT JEWELRY HOUS IN PHILADELPHIA 39MrostTH 13th SivcEEnr I fk 'iNBll . VJNO.lVi It : W.IIb HI' 1 I VJt 1,1 i .. " w r 1 ! fori, --JXMl 1 SP?WS& I Pay Only 50o IS a Week WRIST5i WATCH ! li.iuunme rift. utile . 4 Bm O M M Bile WKKU I ' Ul ' Si ' rPTI; N&VOlI it i I I W 1 Big Value Sensation! E6- r ?" T -V. - Vki1' , .gwa-n yf t wm . " " ruHfftn t" BfCLJ! T rVii-i ZTid yJs&4:, r-JL ''rf w!jt!&m$$ Handsome 4-Piece Wal-$ nut. juruoin aune ( linrmliiB ll perloil dr-lcn. I'lneli luillt of wuliiiil. Vunlty tnlite, Iiirco liureuu mid i hirforolie. MJH mine. Bo Sure of Address - Look for Namo on Windo w neM 5 ' n B9D JPn Hi m as mm i gBTOSgBB Rys Bag Specials xrml T 'i$$ ml jVI"rWoo.1nrI,r,JS8c,s $A 7C J$oH II d. WOTiloE 'l's; ?;"'.ob value. . 19' $&Wflm KfSiSfSS 'n,ss ?UKH ?? 7 JzmmaBmmil S. Genuine Chase Leather V VvfiMtK .w'-C J mmm II iTTi '"' , GSmKB3mwmMfJmf assaaKmeKS3sai " ' Jlenw o u U franiFM, richly uphulotcreit In !.".. .. .... VSTT'TV!!"' ; iJ?'eyj.rxayjftftEf'uigMg ri'jj: KQSHLAND- If mm i .tmiwii himiiiiiii iim JJmmm B '- vvfvSS-" 237 More- Ail-Wool H For Men and Young Men Guaranteed $30 Values We made a similar offer last Saturday and the entire lot of nearly 327 were snapped up be fore closing time that day. We now make an offer even more attractive than the last. Tomorrow we shall have ready 237 elegant Spring Suits of strictly all-wool quality and magnificent style and tailoring, for 17.50. These Suits are the exact duplicates of those selling everywhere at $30, and in some instances at $35. The patterns include such popular weaves as pencil stripes and herringbones the two most popular effects of the season. Choice of one, two and three-button single and double breasted mod els. All sizes. Don't miss this remarkable value. 40 Famous Brands The Biggest Display of High Grade Clothes for Men and Young Men Ever Shown in Philadelphia, Suits & Top Coats $ft $ 9ft $9C mX$J fedeJU $40 $3.98 Men's?7,$8and$9Pants ll.uidsoino all vool panto In all blzcs. Many men nro matching their hultn In this Ms col lection. Big bargain at KOSHLAND 1547-19N. 13thSt. &24-26S. 15thSt. Open Dally Till G.00-Frlda8 Till 0.00-Suturdays Till 10 ' M s.Chcster Store: ;! & Market. Wilmington; fitore: 821 Markets- i 4 v li-MUtitMttitOB'' TaaT&yr -rj-s-rrji
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