iv 5.1V. 'Mis t ,w .:. KKf ft'- to u : wnnFRATFx AHr.An HIWVMUIIbUMIIUII ""vviKiW puiilfoe AT ITALIAN POLLS Constitutionalists Expect Work ing Majority in Chamber De spite Socialist Victorios FASCISTI MAINTAINS ORDER Heme, May 10. Heport of SooinlM TOCcesc nl Turin. I'lnrcnre nml Bologna In the pnrllnmontnr.v elections held yestcrdflj have ben received here, but ConstltuHonallsld of this city went to bed last nlsht firm In thHr belief that their party would hold n com fortable uorMn? in.ijoritv in the next Chamber of Deputies. Their belief appnared to be baed on fragmentary and uitoflirinl figures from districts in Home. p1c. Palermo nnd other eitics lit (lie "outhern part of the peninsula. Intense excitement reigned in inim cities of the country jrterdny. owing to the bitter Icellni; editing Between the Socialists and Communists and the is ann v-oinniuiiiin i"i " ....... Fusoisti, or extreme Notionalists. There l"""i ivcrr quite serious riots in several Tuscan nnd Piedmontoe cltic 1000 Anarchists Vote riciire on rcsultN were larkinc early today but it vvns annnum-ed that but 41! per rent of the electorate bad ntH In Rome ." per icnt In Venice 7 per cent in Florence. 10 per ieni n BoloKiin and ."(I per cent In Turin At Pia about 1000 vote weie rnst by the anarihits. who usuallv nnstnin from voting Thej cat their ballot this time in an efioil to ofWt the rn clsti vote. In Naples the killing of one ( urn munltt was reported Socialist Votes Fewer The treat fiRht was between the Ton stltutionalists and Socialists At Milan the Socialists returned seventeen mem ber, as compared with ten representa tives of nil other parties At Turin the Socialists elected eleven, the Con (stltutionalists. live, the Catholic, oi Popular Part, three At Florence the Socialists, etcht . Constitutionalist three: Catholics, three The Socialist vote, which was notic ably decreased almost ovcrv where, wa even smaller where Communist candi dates were on the ticket The Fascisti or l'xtremc National -lats. armed with clubs nnd ot'tcr weapons, maintained order in the im-t turbulent ditilcts JAZZ WINS QUEEN MARY Hereafter Raatlme Will Bo the1 i Vogue at Buckingham Palace I tendon, Maj 1(1. Kven Queen Mar J has succumbed to the blandishments of i Jnxx. American fox tiot. two steps IlioiltatloiiH and vnrloui other "modern j dances, with their accompaniment of blaring cacophony, will replace qua drille, waltz and other forms of terp'i chnrcan art of h.isoiic days which here tofore have been the Mile nt IJiirMiiR ham Palace. I A plnnM nnd two violinists of the , Klni's bund are entertaining new rojii'l Converts to lagtime under the 'cad of the boss of the lUickiiignnm .la.r, Haml. I The music, or noise. Is leeching the .commendation of Queen Marx for tin fir-t time. Previously she i of used tirmh to nilow these modern steps dsphied in the palace. The innovation is clue to the I'rtn cess Mar and the Prince of Wales, who coaxed their mother to permit theiri to tr. fox trots at an impromptu pnrtj given bi the Punee The Qieeu nt this parte had her firl iew of these latest dance wrinklis She promptly decided thai there is mill Ins objectionable in them Two Electrocuted for Murder Itellcfonle. Pa.. Max 111 ij A P ) Charles Hjrd. alios Willie Palmer, and I'itt.nftti f?t.n n-rftpn n llnnnMn' .... x. ...... .-..". .-. ... ---.., were electrocuted nt the West ern l'enitentiarj at iiocKview toany. Green was convicted of the murder of a policeman in Hnrrisburg and Iljrd ki'led Duff Ha.wanl. a Negro, in Steel-ton BIND NOW R IVAL OF LLOYO GEORGE are contending that the Versailles Treaty' 1 not being enforced, that the agreement ot pans of .unitary hi lias been substituted and that it is such a modification of the Versailles Treaty its Is not acceptable to France. "While French opinion Is divided, el in allied and neutral countries there Is a feeling of great satisfaction that Premier Brland has been, able to bring Germany to terms. "Howcvfr. there still Is an Influential group In Franco who bel'evc that the promiscnof the Clermans to accept the lepnrallons demand Is of no more value than the German acceptance of the vcr sallies Treaty nnd the promise made lo carry out Its provision. They see. notli British Premier Must Share His Croat Power, Says Col. House FRENCH OPINION IS DIVIDED Nnil eMi riltivrltts rnrlntil frjm loilir' I'nhtlo l.cxtiM-. Cort) right. 1051 b Ptitille Ledger o. Paris. May 10. (Ry Colonel 1M ward M House.) "Acceptance by the Germans of the lepnrntlons ultimatum is developing an interesting situation in France. "Critics of the Rriand Government if fffW.. "l TALK WITH FALSE TEETH? SURE! Dr. Wernet's Powder KEEPS THEM TIGHT Relieves sore gums, sweetens the breath. A white powder. At best Drug or Department Stores, 30c, 60c., $1.00 or write direct to WtrnctDcnUlMf2.Co.,llSBc(knuSt,N.Y. JjVERY ONE who rides in the Allen is enthusiastic about its "wonderful power." Allen certainly has all the elements that make for motorcar satisfac tion. Now $1395 SS'JL, Motor Corporation 820 N. Broad St.. Phlla. Wrist Watches for Men A very convenient. accessory for the man of today. These watches arc built for hard usage and fitted with move ments which arc dependable. We especially recommend a Waltham wrist watch, 7-jcwcl movement, radium hands and numerals. 14 Kt. cold $54 Sterling Silver. .$34 S. Kind & Sons, mo chekma st. DIAMOND MERCHANTS JCWBLCRS SILVERSMITHS Jng but further delay, a delay -which will bo to Herman advantage nnd jlet rlmental to French Interests "It Ih Mild that the IlrltMi Wlme Minister welcomed the disappearance from public life of his colleagues, Clem encenti nnd Wllaon. Until now' it has left him alone In power a power which hod come to embrace a largo prirt of the globe. '"I here baa been nnroely n quest inn of International Importance which could be settled without the miction of the Ilrltlsh Vlme Minister, but. he can now no longer hold this power alone, for he baa to teckon In the 'future with Aria llde rtriaml. Police Hpld Woundarf M- A man wbrt salt) fm wns Itmnej fjJ ncrmiin. iwciHy-mx earH ol'l. Wport.1 nd Locust sttc.ts enr'y today u-iti. ?' unshot wound of I lip shoulder Ii I ? untlnt;. Iilh T T lina fAiii..1 .. . ki ' uiiiui on iuuuu npnr rirfrftMiLi ct (! ft n.l. - "V1ILUI icen delnlncd while police arc IntekHll BRIDE FOUND MURDERED Young Woman's Husband Missing, j Police Say Florence. Ala.. Mar if. i Rr A I' i ' The mutilated boch of Mr hrtlc WiU'nms Sra. a bride twenu car old, was found b a "earchinc parl last nipht on n lonely hill-idcjit Stew art Sprinc. near here F. W Scn . the husband, with whom h. left th" home of her father last nWht. i tnis inc nccnrdlnp to the police The woman's head hail hern crushed with a stone and nn attempt had ben made to burn the hodx. the police said, Mrs. Sea wa the daughter of A A. Williams at present atteridinc a Red Cross convention nt Atlantic Cn LARGEST OLD BOOK STORE IN AMERICA Books Bought by nunareds book-lovei-s. When a store becomes familiar as a .landmark, it seems to become something more than a store. And ot thousands of Leary s is re garded as a kind of privately endowed institution. Books Bought. Libraries Purchased. Leary's Book Store Ninth Street Below Market (Opposite Post Office) Descriptions "A Beethoven string-quartet is truly, as some one has said, a scraping of horses' tails on cats' bowels and may be exhaustively described in such terms: but the application of this description in no way precludes the simultaneous applicability of an entirely different description." William James. To describe goods, service or ideas accurately, interestingly and convincingly is the highest art of advertising. Any message delivered to an entire nation war rants the best effort of writer and artist., The publisher whose vast machinery carries the message to millions realizes the importance to his advertisers and consequently to himself of advising the employment of the best advertising brains. Our experience and advice is at the service of any manufacturer contemplating national advertis ing, without obligation of course. .(lici-luiiia space in the Butlerick Publication ix for scie through accrcdttcd advertising agencies. B u 1 1 e r i c k PubUshc, The Delineator it:.r,n a Year) WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE The Mo-tyb-d'en-um Car HEN j'ou drive the Wills Saintc Claire for the first time vc want you to have in mind, not what you have found in other motor cars, but what you have always hoped and failed to find. We want you to judge the Wills Sainte Claire, not as a standard motor car, but as the ideal motor car. It has always been the ambition of Mr. C. Harold Wills and of Marysvillc to build a car, not merely exceedingly good, but admittedly the best. WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE COMPANY " 1 I rhnnr t'optar 416 V3f r K II for Demomttratlun M frs JPf j 31 Jr rmiKn PJh U fiHiflrHI ill " 1 rr Jm&m 1 m numan m ww m i DU pP ' Itn If A BUSINESS that gets close 11 . to its customers must W : m be human. It cannot be just D pi a coin-in-the -slot machine. f RhH The deferential, individual PwJ ud service that we render to Cfl gM the wearers of STYLEBILT Hn 111 Clothes warms a cold busi- U 5S3 ness transaction with the fjj Ha glow of personal interest. Nfl E8 ' ' Btl I Hilton (ompany 1211-1213 Chestnut Street B Clothes Shops m'Pnruipal Cititi RjwNEWAP.K NEW YORK BROOKLYN rHILADEtPUlA CUtCACOEl f XmPtOkElMmwrMlUAm A A L&nUMMniMmMEJSSnil&M ' " 1 1TTTi i Tili iirBMMM hi i MWii i 11 ill Fiiilli TlBlitMir I ' AIKHTlsKMi:VT ll I.HTISKMKNT Th.e Designer $2.00 a Year) -t--n- I 'or dyeing and cleaning botli men's nnd women's clothintr, ns noil as for ch'Hning household furnifihincs, the firm of Ruvb Uro., 1103 Chestnut Street, has proved to its nation-, to he efficient, economical and satisfactory in every way. RUCiS, in oider to wear well, A LL the exquisite lingerie and pret- the utmost ' ty summer frocks of the bride's care, lour bettor unontai rugn cs- irousseau win eventually have to no pecially should be woll cleaned be- submitted to the wash tub. If she fore putting them away for the sum- ,is wise enough, however, to include mcr. as it collects a certnin amount , on her list of household furnishings I of grit and s-and which if left in n the Laun-Dry-Kttc she need not i rug will cause it to wear unsatis- worry about them. Thin unique fnctorily and you will think that you ' washing machine, carefully con I have bought a nig of inferior ciualitv: structid .f the finest material, not , whereas, if it were pi operly cleaned only washes clothes beautifully would last foi many years, u is clean, without any work or rubbing impossible to clean it by ordinary on the pait of the operator, but also household methods so that these by drying them ready for the line small particles which are so harm- does awu-, with the use of the ful can be removed, uargs, iio wnngei. It is the wringer which is W. 2033-2035 Market Street i( Philadelphia J. KOS.S, President Philadelphia, Pcnna. Chestnut Street, make a specialty of cleaning rugs as well as draper ies, blankets, quilts and other house hold furnishings. They also clean and dye clothes for both men and women very successfully. IpHC month of marriages is lapid-, " Iv approaching and most of us nie looking for a gift which will. tilonse the June Undo. ilioie is apt to damage dainty clothing and so often breaks huttnnx and hencLs other fastrnlnKs o that they am uee Ium This cleor dcnlce as well as many other labor-savine contrivances or the hnuEcKrepci, mnv be found at tho store of J. I ranMln Miller, 1612 Chestnut St. TNICKERBOCKERS arc becom-- ing more and nioic nonular for general wear. No longer arc they seen exclusively on tho golf links or FISH 7f Am 4nJiuilJin SUarytvJU probably no wedding gift which will at tho country club. Soon, I believe, be more appreciated than silver, for it will not be nij uncommon thing it is the most lasting nnci mcrcioici lor the wcll-diesscd man to wear of permanent value. Did you know them to his place of business. Col that all the silver sold by the house j lege and university men, especially, of Bailey, Banks & Biddlo Company i have found them practical and corn- is scientifically constructed ot a ccr-1 rortable and the dc tain weight thnt will not easily dent or mar? Then too, they are always glad to keep a list of the Initio's gifts, so that she may receive no duplicates. The marveloub collcc tion of silver exhibited by this corn pan v gives you a wonderful oppor tunity for selection. The silver flovvrr v ti&rs tentcriiltL'es aii'l tc.i hots, r rnannltlccnt In cIpsIbii and ornanien. Utlon a well as the smaller and less jrrti1s,e pieces ... ... lonanie ana tne demand is ever in creasing. MacDonald & Campbell, 13:i4-i:tnr, Chestnut Street, have u very attractive assortment of knick cibockor suits in the durable sport materials tweeds, homespuns, cheviots and imported fabiics which arc appioprmte for all-round wear. Those suits are very good looking The IviilrkcrhooKern lire nicely proportioned nnd the. New Model Coat, made without pleats, which Is belnfc lesmren, gives a very smari appearance. THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION And then one day lie woke up He had purchased the last lot of cards for his card records at what seemed fike a very low price. Being human, he rather prided himself on finding a bargain. Until One day he noticed that his clerk couldn't get through with the day's work. He asked "Why?" "I'm working just as hard," she said earnestly, "but I can't handle that last lot of cards very fast. They are uneven and they vary so in size that they aren't easily fingered. They are different weights, too, and stick to gether so I lose time." That was all there was to the conversation. But this man-ivho-thought-he-had-a-bargain did some thinking and concluded that what he had "saved" in price had cost him ten times as much in wasted minutes. The moral of the story is this: Buy good cards the cards best suited to your own particular purpose. X. B. Cards aro made up in many forms and carried in stack for all classes of business: cards for sales records, stock records, purchase records, card ledgers, insurance records, credit records, quotation records, follow-up records, etc. Write for sample cards and literature Library Bu reau Card and filing systems Founded 1876 M. W. MONTGOMERY, Managtr 910 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Filing cabinets wood and steel StlMroomi in 49 leading cltle of the United Statei, Great Britain and I'ranoe Subscribers are using the dial on forty-seven thousand Keystone telephones today The "cut-over" from the old manually operated to the new Automatic Telephone System took place on Satur day, May 14, at 10 P. M. Today, on more than forty-seven thousand telephones in Philadelphia, Keystone users are DIALING their numbers instead of ASKING for them as they did prior to ten o'clock on Saturday night. Many of these users no doubt, are finding the new way of calling strange. Many perhaps are forgetting that all Keystone telephone numbers were necessarily changed on Saturday night when the "cut-over" was made and are neglecting to consult the new telephone directory in which the changed numbers appear. It is quite possible, too, that habit has caused some Keystone users to "jiggle" the receiver hook, a practice that was not objectionable on the old system, but which results in a disconnection on the new. But, while this complete reversion of the method of using the telephone may be causing confusion to a few, EVERY ONE has probably noticed this pleasing fact that the average time required to rer:h your party is only thirteen seconds! We suggest that all Keystone users read carefully the instruc tions for using the automatic telephone printed on page two of the new directory. Have you given Mr. Blake, Race 06, YOUR order for a Key stone 'itomatic Telephone? KEYSTONE TELEPHONE COMPANY OF AMERICA Genera Office J3S South Second Stre.i Use the dial today but consult your new directory first If, by any chance, you have not received copy of the new directory DIAL Race 06 (Direc tory Department) and copy will be sent you immediately. ' DIAL - TALK - SMILK v) ' . A x A f tjpf ,f fct ' p s klf "A. 1L. '(a...' -- - :i. . -f j' - f-Otl l'i itUx-jAt'it
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