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SIX ARE INJURED
poon Man at U. of P.
NAUTO ACCIDENTS
New Jersoy Woman Sustains a
Fractured Log When Car
Overturns
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EVENING ,PHBIp EEftGrERH PHILADEliPHIA', ' MONDAY,
APBIU 11, 1021
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ONE DRIVER IS ARRESTED
Sir person
were Initired In mntoronr
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ITnrlior, N
Homeopathic
thirty -six
.T., was
Hospital,
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" Tnrl-finBin n motorcar on the
wmip llor-c plko. war Berlin. Is. .1..
W. n ihJ "cnr nkliMed on the wot ron.l
I' "nr 'rtmncd. Sernl other person,
. ulth her. but escaped injury, .urn.
V,i.nirH driven to the liospltnl In
nuin ni' , -
nn nutnmnbiie wn,
"nr. Anna Daly, seventy-one years
1,1 nr.O Hartford street, was struck by
"'''Jilrni. nt Brontl and Somerset
int nlirht. She was tnken to
mtm Ml
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KRAUSKOPF LAUDS
DOK
ADDRESS
Former Editor Is Cited as Ex
ample for Successful
Americans
SPEAKS AT LENGTH ON BOOK
ftrcets. '',' "iiuifni Biiffpi-Inir from
s&'sss.att-"-"''
u," Ssirnh HofTinnn. fifty-one years
i,l .".llMl North Seventh street, was
.Icht v Injured when struck br a motor
J r n Seventeenth street and AlleRhcny
"I Inst niclit. Sho wns tnken to
S'.rltnn , Ilnipltal. The motor was
ar,rnWiniSm J. Carr, 4138 Lud-
MV.!S.V 'nrnm. fortysix years old.
n'lT I West TioRn street, was run down
It
n ii .
1 ic i iiM'lilie jeiicniii.
"v. " riwnhi.Hi MeCurdv.
park ilroV her motorcar into a lamp
M!teV&m?&3Z22mzKZ-i
.JOHN CIIAKLKS TELMUSS1S
University of I'cnnsj Ivnnla senior,
Mho hns been awarded first honors
ns Spoon Man of his class. Ho Is
tho class president
post nt Binnd street nnd Chelten nve
tine lust night. She wni cut by flyiti?
bIiiks mill was (rented nt the Jewish
Iliwpitnl.
William Iloblnsnn. thirty-six jenrs
old. riu'3ter. wn stnuk by n machine
while tMcsing Market street bridge yes
tcrdny. The nioloicnr was driven h
Willinm M. Iloyli. of 1MM Hncc strc.-'.
Tribute to Kdward link, former
editor of tho Ladies' Home Journal, for
his Initintlvo nnd perKevernnee was pnid
hv tlin TlV Tlr .Intntili Trpn..ciln,if nf
(Temple Kenescth Isrnel yesterday
niornltip in nn nddreis of exceptional
interest.
His address wns entitled "The Self-
I Retirement of Mr. Hok." In the course
of his rcmnrks Dr. Krnuskopf sketched
the career of Mr. link from boyhood
until his retirement from tho pilltnrihln
'of the magazine.
1 Kr. Krauskopf spoke nt length on the
ijook. l no Ainericnniziition of Jlr.
Itok," nnd snld every nung American
sliould rend It. Mr. and Mrs. Ilok at
tended the service.
Dr. Krnuskopf commented upon the
ability nnd energy of the man who gave
thnt mngnzinc 'J.OOO.OOfl subscribers
nnd put more thnn $1,000,000 in ad
vertising In the October, 11)11), num
ber, which wns the Inst to be published
under his edltorinl supervision.
I,-, West Tiogn sircci. w run mi
, motorcar while standing near his
; imlorrnr at llrond street nnd Lc-
Jfclrose
Make Yo'Sr
Snick and
Boat
Span
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nx.. Imr In n. new
, iat of paint It'll
,.,u iir tioeedter.
ui n- ....' u. .. .. MnaualtlAa
(no AN HIP irt-nv.irJii iirv.,
here- marine paints, glues, varnishes.
F.VANDERHERCHEN'S SONS
7 4N. Water Street, Phila.
Dancing Contest
Tonight
Large Silver Loving Cup
Palais D' Amour
S. E. Cor. 12th & Chestnut Sts.
Most Beautiful Dancing
Academy in America
Tunnel IVnlnut 7174
"He believed It to bo a wrong con
ception of life and lnbor'for a man to
devoto ail his working tlmo nnd power
to tho making of money," Dr. Krnus
kopf snld. "He did not wish to bo
another of those men of wealth who
slavishly continue grinding out money
without cense, grinning nnd grinding nt
an nge when they do not know how to
snend even the Interest of the money
they hnvc ground out.
"He did not wlsii to bo of those who
hold on nnd on until they pass the nge
of usefulness in thnt i which they are
engnged, nnil become useless for any
thing else when feebleness of old nge
compels them to stop.
"And what he promised himself that
ho did, nt the age of flftyslx. nt a
time when his powers were still in their
ttrlmn T'rntn tlmt lltnr, nn he hns been
one of the foremost civic workers Jn this
city of ncnrly 'J.000,000 Inhabitants,
iinvnttntr ii nutltit nil v of hU time and
labor nnd means to civic and cultural
ndvance.
Dr. Krnuskopf said thnt In Europe
t la lhr I'liKtom for men to cease
innnev-crubblnc when they become
wealthy, but in this country the rich
"pride themselves on continually toil
ing nnd moiling long after the necessity
for it has ceased."
350 Guests at Legion Dance
Mrs. Blanche Delink, of 1220 South
Broad street, gnvo n dnncc and bunn.net
nt her home in honor of tho William T.
Hocho Tost, No. 21. of the American
Legion. Snturdny night. Mrs. K. II.
Gallagher, president of the Nntinnal
American War Mothers' Association,
wns one- of the hostesses. More than IloO
guests were present, the majority being
from the Industrial School.
SODA TAX REPEAL
L
URGED BY
EDERER
Intornal Revonuo Collector Hero
Says It Costs More Than
It's Worth
DISPUTES TOO EXPENSIVE
Resinol
jUrX
llvl
rlllrl iTfiffhL
Hrlngs a smile
of relief ns
soon as U
touches that
ItchlnE Blcln
trouble Savo
our8Clf hours
of torture by
keeping a Jar
en ban d.
Cool, seeth
ing, heallng
and so nearly
llesh color it
hardly shows
nt nil. Your
druggist sells
It Ask for It.
I Are you using
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Oak Hall's "Own"
Anniversary Special
$39.50
For Wanamaker & Brown's
own best make of standard
spring and summer worsted
suits, oxfords, grays, blues,
browns, silk mixed and quiet
novelty patterns, worth $50 and
Itcpenl of the tax on soda water nnd
fee erenm was urged yesterdav hv
Ephrnlm Ledcrer, collector of internal
revenue for the eastern district of
Pennsylvania, who declared tlmt the
government Is being cheated out of n
Inrge part of the revenue to which it
is entitled.
Disputes over the amount of the tnx
and lengthy investigations when re
turns arc suspected ns false have cost
the Itcvcnue Department so much
money that the levy has not proved
profitable, lie said,
Failure of confectioners nnd store
keepers to keep record of their sales'
has been one of the cn'Ws for con
fusion In tho collection of the tnx, nc
cording to Mr. Ledcrer.
"The storekeeper tnkrs nn nulngn
iiitlc nttitude townrd the collector when
asked to produce Ills hills for inaterinls
purchased from wholcsnlc llrms," Mr.
Ledcrer snld. "If these bills enn be
found, the colletor then proceeds In
mnke n record of wiles nnd taxes for
the ston keeper If lie hns foiled to make
u record himself. Computing of the
lnc from bills tnkes considerable lime
and is n grcnt expense."
When asked If lie ndvornted the ic
penl of the luxuries tnxes, such ns tlme
levied nn theatres and other nmiisr
nuts, Mr. Ledcrer declared he did not
snjing they were u grent source of rev
enue for the government. llerj month
lie snld, more than ?7I)0,0()0 is renlied
from the theatre tnx lu this dlstrut
, alone, which menus that mam millions
are collected throughout the country.
Spenking on the income-tnx question
he issued n warning to all delinquents
, to pnj the tax and not to try to with
hold it from the government Thosi
persons who have tiled returns nnd not
pnld even ns much ns their first in
stallment and do not intend to pay
may 'get away with It for a while, but
eventually they will bo caught nnd b
In hot water, ho said
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All sizes for men and young ,
men. I
All new fashions. I
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Market at Sixth for Sixty Years I
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There's all the tastcdifferencc in the world in prunes
when they're properly prepared. And it's just as easy to
prepare them right. Perhaps you have a pet way of stew
ing prunes. But if you haven't and even if you have try
this tested method:
First soak them over night, if possible but if not,
for several hours at least. Second cook them slowly
until tender in the water in which they were soaked.
Third use plenty of water so the fruit will be "loose."
Fourth be sure you don't cook them too long as they
will become too soft.
Flavor with an inch stick of cinnamon or some lemon
or orange juice. Sugar is not required, as slow cooking
brings out the rich fruit sugar in Sunsweet Prunes. If
sugar is added, however, put it in after the prunes are
cooked but while still hot so the sugar will dissolve.
Boiled prunes
needn't be
"spoilcd"pTuncs
if you mae
tJiemriglit. TJm
recipe is ivorth
reading, iced-ing-atidsavrng.'
Sunsweet is a mark of quality, not sue It represents the
finest prunes California can produce, sun-swcctcncd and
sun-cured. Large or small, the flavor of these top-quality
firunca is the same. California Prune and Apricot Growers
nc, San Jose, California 10,000 growcr'membcrs.
' your grocer has them
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NELLENBURG
emmt uluck -mapkft UItv 2 STREETS
You Can Choose Any Style You Fancy in This Wonderfully
Comprehensive Sale of
Women's & Misses'
Smart New Spring Suits
Special at $17.50
Choose and pay CONSIDERABLY less than you would
have to elsewhere. Such snlcndid assortments such ex
traordinary values.
Good Quality Serges, Tweeds and Homespuns
Models for dress elaborately braided and embroidered.
Models for tniloicd wear on the straight, simple lines
now approved by Fashion.
Models for sports nnd all-around service belted, pleated,
back, button-trimmed models, in best regulation sports and
tuxedo styles.
In Best Colors for Spring. Two S hown
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Women's Suits on Sale Women's Depl.
Misses' Suits, Si7.es 14, 16 and 18 Years, on Sale
Misses' Dept.
A
New Arrivals for Our April Sale!
Wonderful Values!
Women's $2.00
Bungalow Aprons
to sell at
98c
Each
Fine percale aprons
made with V-shaped
necks and trimmed
with rickrack braid.
Rubber at waist or
belted ; pocketed.
Full cut and very
well made and fin
ished throughout.
Stulc Shown
SvT. .i.bjrgS Second Floor
SLLL'JBJRCS Second Floor
A Marvelous Purchase Just Received
Offering Exceptional Values in
The Finest Kinds of
$3.00 & $4.00 Colored
Tub Frocks for Girls
$1.65
at
ea.
Kiddie cloth,
c h a m b r a y
and gingham
dresses at-tractive-ly
styled,
mighty serv
i c c a b 1 c
a n d pretty.
Plain colors,
checks and
jlaids, many
trimmed with
clever touches
of hand cm
broidery nnd
con trastiiu.
collars, cuffs
and belts.
Sizes G (a II
Years. Ticu
Slwuii.
3
.$5.95
Special Lot of Girls' $10
Polo Cloth Coats at
In swagger sports style, belted and
pocketed. In 'pretty soft shades of tan.
Exceptional vuliies. Sizes 0 to 1 1 jours
SNELLEHBURJjS Second Floor
Sturdy, Comfortable, Cool and
Serviceable!
Overall Play Suits
for Little Boys
Combining the Best Features of
Overalls and Rompers
Only $1.50 Suit
Wcll-mnde suits of
splendid quality mate
rialsthey will give no
end of wonr, do
readily show soil
launder easily
color trimmed with red
and blue.
As Pictured. Sizes 2
to 10 Years
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In khnki
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We've Gone Through Our Entire Stock
and Selected Our
Finest $37.50 to $85
Spring Dresses
for Larger Women
And Reduced Them to
$22.50, $32.50 & $35
The Season's Smartest
$10 Plaid Sports Skirts
Here at Only $5.00
Never was there such a vogue for plaid
skirts as this season they're so practical and
good looking. Nowhere will you find values
and assortments as here. These are splendid
quality velour-finish worsteds and wool serges
in large and small broken plaids, checks and
stripes. Novelty mixtures and silk poplins.
Box pleated, side pleated and shirred.
In All Wanted Band Sizes
i0s.Spo:tsP,a.id $10.00
In stunning large broken plaids light and
dark colorings, plenty of wanted browns, tans,
grays, greens, reds and effects in black-and-white.
Also in the lot nre striped effects in
navv-nnd-crav or blnck-and-cray. Box and
I side pleated; pleats stitched to the hipline.
3M LU-NDCKJjO oetviiu a iuui
A sale of im
pressive inter
est to eve r y
woman who is
difficult to fit or
requires an
"out" size. Thc-e
are wonderful
dresses all this
spring's models.
In Splendid
Quality Serge,
Tricotinc and
I'oirct T.icill
Smart and be
coming styles -nil
specially de
signed t6 make
large women
appear their
youthful and
slender best.
Wonder fully
m n d e plain
tailored
or trimmed in
charming ways;
mostly street
models. Every
size in the lot,
but not all sizes
in each style.
Sizes :'.
to .. One Model Shown
KjS Second Floor
Weather's Fine Courts Are in Good
Condition
Tomorrow A Wonderful Sale of
Tennis Racquets
A special lot of A. .1. Reach's high-grade
racquets, strung with Oriental nnd American
gut, on good strong fiame. Various weights
and handle sizes something to suit eveiy
"fnn."
S1.00 Racquets at $2.00
So.OO Racquets at $3.00
$0.50 to $7.50 Racquets nt . . .$.').()()
58.00 to $10.00 Racquets nt. .$6.50
Waterproof Racquet Covers,
$1.25, S1.50 and $2.00
Flu 1 Floor
Wall Paper
Week Specials
12c
Biggcst-in-the-City
Line of Boys' Blouses
Here at
$1.00
White madras, striped madras and line
count percnlc blouses, in new nnd attractive
patterns. Also plain khnki blouses in icgii
lntion and sports styles, all well made .ui I
nicely finished. Sizes tl to 10 years.
SnEIUNBURjuS First Floor
25c to 45c Q Xr
Wall Papers, Roll O 2 t
Floral stripes, figures and blocks. Straight
or cut-out borders to match at 10c to 15c yard.
50c High-Grade Bedroom IH-
Papers, Roll IVC
Straight or cut-out holders to match at 15c
yaid.
Wall Papers at, Roll. .29C OOC
Poimunent-color oatmeals foliage grass
cloth and brocaded papers, t'ut-out or pressed
holders to match at 15c to Joe yard.
I'apcrhangers' Tools and Paste at treasonable
Prices. Ask for Circular on "Bow to
Hang Wall Paper"
SfTt l L "nbTrjS Fourth Floor
Pure, Delicious Candies
That Arc Quite Inexpensive
Old-Fashioned Assorted Gum Drops,
29c lb.
After-Dinner Mints, 20c lb.
Assorted Stick Candy in Jars, 19c ea.
Assorted Mixed Candies, Including
Chocolates, Caramels and Gum Drops,
29c lb.
Sorfa Fountain Specials
Banana Sundae, 15c
Our own popular home-made banana ice
cream covered with whipped vanilla marsh
mallow. A new and delicious combination
try it.
Dainty Sandwiches, 10c ea.
Delicious Rare-Blend Coffee
With Cream, 5c Cup
v 5 First Floor
nnd F.conomy Basement
We Pay the War Tax on the
BER60UGNAN
Cord Tires
At 400 Off Regular List
Prices
l he In -t tne alues offered b an dealer
suih a drastif prici-cut mean po-tivi loss
to the manuiiu'tuier.
Con! Tires
Guaranteed for
8000 Miles
Our I'ii
$21.50
27.50
:il.75
:15.75
:57.25
I 'm rrlr
$37.18
18.01
00.3S
02.18
81.84
09.50
72.19
72.71
74.55
70.39
85.81
89.25
94.15
303':
323;
32 1
33 1
34 I
324
334 ' 2
31x1' 2
354'
30x4 ' i
33x5
35x5
375
39.7"
11.50
12.00
42.75
4 1.25
19.25
51.25
53.75
Bergougnan Fabric Tires
at 50 Off List Prices
Guaranteed for 6000 Miles
I I.I rrlri- Our Prlf
$25.20 Tires, 30x3 N. S. . . at $12.00
$28.30 Tires. 30x3' 2 N. S. . . .at $14.18
$35.11 Tires, 32x3 '2 N. S. . . .at $17.72
$40.90 Tires, 31x1 N. S. . . .at $20.48
$45.94 Tires, 324 N. S. . . .at $22.97
S1S.01 Tires, 33x4 N. S. . . .at $24.02
549.88 Tires, 31x4 N. S. . . at $24.94
$01.09 Tires, 35x4 "2 N. K . . .at $30.85
$00.91 Tires, 30x4 '2 N. S. . . .at $33.47
$74.29 Tires, 35x5 NS. . . .at $37.15
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