!k"ywrrf-"? ,rv.' 6 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, tfOVEMBEft 2, 1021 K MRU Wli, Li' 110 dtl f fr DEFENDS P OS E OF VANJMESS ACT Ex-Coverner Stokes Declares It Dees Net Deny Right of Jury Trial COVERS MINOR CASES ONLY Hughes' Secretary . Asbiiry Paris, Nev 2 Fer it (. v v erner K. C. Stoke, spfftklns as State chairman of the New .Terser KepibV tan Sfnte t Committee, before th -fin'y ' organization of Monmouth Cour at fi dinner held in the (V.emnn Hen te- ' day. nit (he Ilepubliean hml ret been1 a' party ti the denial or trial bv jv r in lliw" 7'iilatliim. and tha' .ie nn JCcfs Art wni r.I'e no' a pnrtr 'e tr denial if trial bj mrv nlieie ee r axnint tl. llipiet Ias were er e - ' He aid the Vm Nui Act smplj' preTidei that lt violator should le punishable 'inder fh Pimri'crh ' and that net does net provide for a urv trial, bceause it enlv covers petn i fenset t'nder It no jeren ran bn si-nt te n F"(lTa' pnen. nor can le b.. n enrrerated In the eeun'v Jul fur n longer tern, than menthe tliere tliere fere, the Van es Art -imph rMer miner infractien1 of Ian "Undir the Velten.l ' wlr a man can be cent te u Federal prison for n year : no or three en he Added, "the right of trial In jvi-i ti!l ebfilii" ke that tV- irlni-ii ie is pr vere,l inrlelnte iml the nsht t trial i by jiim ! no' lnipii w'ir" ?' if- -ft ne i iegrld an er!e' ami pT Mitnent 1 1 mi ! 'II Va'i N- J-BiiHfllfliiiiHIHV &M I ? HkB -J rmK- i te HE3M! ITALY'S 'UNKNOWN' IS LYING IN STATEI King and Peaeant Alike Pay Homage te Symbol of 500,000 Dead WILL BE BURIED FRIDAY cHKEfcye&aK Lrm:.NCF h. erkcn Fernier secretary te ecretarj of Mate Hushes while the latter Has an Aserlite Justice of the United Stales Supreme Court, who has been selected as his secretary for the Conference en the Limitation of Amis SEES MARSHALL NOMINEE B) tlw Associated Pre5 Keme, Vev " Solemn reverence bv Kintr nml peaeant was paid te Italj'n unknown Miller, symbol of her iiOO rt10 dead, when the body I arrived in Heme this mernnp and ' wn tranperted en n t gun enrrlaBP th- Clnirrh of Panta "Maria DejII tiReIi It tuIi there lie in Rtate until i fire' interrrent en 1 "rida n the i''ar of Ihe (euntrv. under the e- tir Kmnaru'-l Monument The train beam g the Kidv anieil in i vji.ir'i .f Heme last nipht bung net y the Majni ind membtrs of tlie Mil ri !nal Ceiriil. The cars of the train re Mrtunllv filled ultb flnral tr b i c e the inl iewn "eldler, mero thnn ."""? w, ,'.t!! ?lin5r -2 JKa7ndA B.LaI!l ."- .V"11"11 " a """" B'ief drawn "Make It Snappy" Is Geed Rule for Title Framcrs QfAKKIt CITY EXPOSITION' is n name for the 1020 Scwrtil.Cen' tennlal KzpoMtlen proposed by Fred erick W. Horten, Cf07 Jacksen street. Wliwltiemlng. WORLD'S KXHTUITION OF PROCRKSS, by Mr. Orace C. Cowher, t)27 North Twelfth street THK GRKAT FXl'OSITION, by Jevph L. Raum, 501 Seuth Forty sixth Ptreet PHILADELPHIA W O N D E R TAIR WORLD EVENT, by D. F. Harerstick, 125 Seuth Fifth strict. PHILADELPHIA'S W ORLD EXPOSITION, by Ednnrd Cehen, .110 Federnl street. FREEDOM'S WORLD EXPO SITION, by Charles F. Reslca. 4400 I.e'pei street. THE tJOLDKV RFLE FAIR. by Catherine Gaffney, 1222 Seuth James street INTERNATIONAL I V D U S TRIAL EXPOSITION hv Orla J. Curler, 2014 Arch streit SujtReirtieni for a name for the exposition arc btill coming Inte the office of the Evem.s,e Punue Ledeei. Have you one te make? N. Y. HAS ANOTHER ILKLESiiN nrresta held back a crowd of COO with his revolver. Strike sympathizers stoned ether drUcrs at distributing ntntlens, the po lice said, nml patrolmen wero sent te the stations te preserve order nnd In mire the afe delhery of milk. A lnrce crowd nsscmbled at one lnrge cempnn.'H uptown plant and jeered the arrival of 100 strlkc-brcakcrs. Little Prospect of Settlement ae,.c,atl()t Nev. e(ny A, 1M i ..! m ai. . .i n r n.m rtr iiunurcds vi uiuunuiun ii iiwwiic - of Strike Truck Drivers Are Stoned CLEVELAND ALSO IS ' HIT Ily the AjMeclafe1 Press New Yerl, Nev. 2. Citizens of the metropolitan aren rose again this morn mern Inft te breakfast without milk and cream en the second day of the milk hnndlers' rtrike, with small prospect of n strike pcttlcmcnt In slftht. Except for delh cries bv small dis tributee cempnnles the milk delivery sjstein continued In n state of paralysis. Representatives of the emp'eyers' organ Izatlen, the Milk Conference Heard nnd Milk Waicen Drivers' TJnlen were cn'lcd t the office, of Mayer Hylnn this morn ing te dlxcuss possible terms of settle ment. Heth sides expressed little hope of reaching a pettlement. The emnlerira. in retilr in n rnnitm U nt.ieritles of nearlj 100 tens I bv t, J ,irtliiVpT c mrrs relleil hrnriu ' . r, IfVnn t. nrbltr"" thc '" thwu w1u,h the train had pae,l en XnTthelne tlie " ts tr.p from Aijullela, rerthenM of M walked an i escort nf hennr i- ' nrfi ln(,"n"c nnd two weekn' vacntlen Vniice :e Reme, Delatiens of for- f,tJ,e mer" than"a S of meJSre 1 , " ' 1 F".l?',?K!l Greater Cleveland were nltheut milk today as a result of the fniluie of be tween 750 nnd 800 drivers of the Tell-Ing-Ecllc Vernen nnd subsidiary com panies te rvpert for work. The men went en strike at midnight fellow Imr a vote by members of the Milk and Ice Cream Watcen Drlters, Chauf feurs nnd Helpers' I'nlnn after a break in negotiations for a ne-w wage scale, which had been going en since October 1, when the companies announced n reduction of 50.50 In thc weekly wages, which averaged $38. Viscount of Sandhurst Daad Londen, Nev. 2. (Uy A. P.) Wil-1 Ham Manstieid, iirst isceunt of Sand hurst, Is dead. He wits Under Secretary for War In 1880, and ngnln from 1802 te 1801. Frem 1805 te 1800 be was Governer of Bombay. Thc heir te the title Is Jehn William Mansfield, a brother. CODY AND WIFEJTOQETHER Widow's Bedy Placed In Buffalo Bill's Mountain Grave Denver, Cel., Nev. 2. (Ily A. P.) The body of Mrs. Wllllnm Cedy lies In thc grnic with her husband, "Uuffnle Hill." fnincus scout ami In dlnii fighter, nt thc top of Lookout Mountain, near Gelden, Cel. Mere than 100 persons yesterday nttended the brief Episcopal ceremony at thc mountain top overlooking thc plains of Colerado. In cnrrjlng out Ihe wish of the widow te be burled with her husband It was necessary te plnce her tnsket di rectly ever thnt of her husband In a crypt blnstcd from the solid mountain rock. SCHULTE MERGER OFF Will Net Jein With United, w ww...- . . w..u.. '-iniiuuncei New Verlt, Nev, 2. D. A. Sp1mv. head of thc Schulte Itetnll Stores ft? porntlen nnd affiliated cempanlei t eluding the Schultc Chain of retail 'di!' nteres, nuiieiinccil yesterday that R" propekcd merger of the Schulte ernii1 zatlen with the United Retail itL Corporation was definitely off. " une unncu iicinu sjteres Udrneritt Is thc Whelnn-Duke baeke.1 Iv,"0 tien controlling the United Cigar Iff Company nnd the United Retail C?t? Stores. Inc. Thc negotiations for ,V nbsoritlen of thc Schultc cernnmni. llrst proposed by the United pcenlt S wns said, hntl been under way for ,ij' weeks. The deal Involved the taking of the Schultc companies en , V1' change of stock bnsls. "' mnr seMierh nnd local onranlrntiens ! n'se sent (loners, nhlch were placed In he curs Crowds numbering manv ' thousands path-rrd at nnnv scitlens or nieng tie railnnd. either prpervinr- with Itnlv's highest military honor, the Geld Medal for Valer. These were "Itnlv s living bravest. Then followed the King and the royal i ..nil., iip mi- i-ini'i mourners Ml enth I rewrent silenr or inving flags en'i the nletltlcd behlml the "unknown" te ""'s - ..- ' ..r.,w..v., ii .nl. . i dip..- came te nothing, refused, assertlns nnv nrbjtratlen must Include thc questions . of nn open-shop policy nnd it reduction I of wnges provided by thc contract, which explrled en November 1. They reiterated ' their intention of establishing the open shop Several cnsei of Welencc by the Kink 1&WKVrtrl7c9HIQ 3viirwmi llSSfMSilimfR therefore. ,.u .(.wring i .Iner efTen'Cs. This T' n.ing the v-1 was bm g i the generals, admirals, dipleinntic corns f'rwr1a' n,,, 0l Uelencc by the stiik" R does n .,fn in -3 tr,a. b Senater Lew,s Says Ex-Vlce Presl- ' " f-ntrnl Stntien In this .it nnd Supreme Court Judges. Sinyers of the rhll m l" t0. ' i'1" J!"' 8 Ask Jur ' ' lj je .. -r, u . '1 nl "ffinl Iti lr fnme te pav large cities, representatives of th ll Three men were nrrestcd nfter fl 'l8h Ni .t .i, -w.h- dent Vill Head Democratic Ticket , p wlllew, mothers and crippled soleW ' lY VCre. kalLt0 lmve ''tnl lrlieri TJni In th mlnes .f ii..r encenme !- M. LeuN. Nev j-.p.v A. P.. The King nnd Quen ns th 'hi-f organizations a""ers ' n truck with n supply of milk for fl "' C t 11 !!. Ri i jncci iiKwauan ecerd I -. , , . ; uiri ni iriina JU1J (Honolulu Hener Rell .7038 7091 part' a'tlt id" m fe Elghteerth j'erme" Unifpil S'Tes s.rnntlJr j Jinm. reunier steed with bowed lien Is as Amendment. I lie miunnerstanuing thnt exists pm lrg(i ''it of th hi hospitals. The policeman who made the ited Music Stores filO Cherry llteu lewis, of Illinois, who nttendH '" 'einn. .irnpen in in rncoier was v.irriiTi j ruin ler irnin en in" FnOUKiers A Compete of Sterling Silver Graceful design, pierced border, 5yi inches in diameter $12. A compete tastefully filled with confections; small cakes or nuts serves a useful part in thc Mble's appointments and adds greatly te its ele gance. S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st. DIAMOND MUKCHANTS JEW LLERS SILVERSMITHS T.ve Women Hit by Aute renu.i niiven r 'inj iuueii n u r-i pie(;t.ens. urn !r Ire. i. i.f then lr ' ' " wet in their ' n c lur I .w Ittrffn ,i mL r .( uplk uLu . n'rti f 1 k. li,7,.r, ,ev,..ll.n .f ,. ni rl,,. r. Amfc -Weep.1 un.l M IH M ..! I e Wt tl-e M 1 .!.. ... kA .1. !!... 1 .! kiiillU IH'll i'r I" 'J i ' II il Alll'I 'I. rr" i i et t it Hgien thnt w.ll m-.n rl,-m tt.-eigl. l'u ,nn " '.''IT i '." I"nter't S ihe pe.,-1- -,-,, n ,nr,s- ,i,. r 'ul nr "';" 0,"! ,N "!,r'-u "ll- no E 'i ' 1 y 1.1 e tr ntcl at t i" S gJVTiET i ". ;riinTTilS.--lWE'rOf! - st 'erci-'l-n 'f "in ;h. ' ir. , A. na w.-vp.. an.i m.iv m ... ie n. M.mj of il -m ni. dn i- pra. - d-niti. s . mp (.! at Ven'z I li'l were ju VQU j Il.i.. i wv, .nr .-,. wh.. -'ru-kh aiii..to..B-.st...!e n- jirk rj . " ei. knew rtr' it nin t- v 'in fhlm ti te be i t i . n. of tli furuinir'ii i!s jers'ii.'l 'lbrt nnd a inn et i Magna '"hiirtn that th- Karens feri . from Kim; f"l n "N-'I'lir of tliee ienillt s m ing hvticilh 'H'' -n'e In' ,i 11 sflVM- 'We !n-.t 'in tl . rl'ht "f " by jur Tli- it'ie- w,,u -j j lire msnj c.ise l.erv thue i no trm by jurj . I'.eth ,iii isrlit Ti R. rublUnii nlalfern ilfsn i nun ti nil of trial b, jtir-i 1' .. ng s. x .ace beii-,e n t. "eu-jlit f. r f .enturle. nn.l is mt mu.i v .tn te It ns .1 inetliri t. her ' luld Benes of Dante Are Reunited Ramiiii. Ital. Nn 2 The i ii ' ciiiiieh nf tin lim'i e ihI ra' n was held Iwrn e-t'"'In trngt mi. , thc poet'- bones, stolen 'ii lsi;"; and n i inerin s , n,i t r r rv u i, p with the i tli ' j i.rt i ' ii,, .Li Li. i ii'd hi n Asce Stere Big, Meaty, Selected CHESTNUT STREET AT I3TH STREET CFer Sciatica ppliilljji BAUME BENGUE I Lr.lUW Analfes'eut 5 45dz- E3 r 3 E? I Thursday New Fashions for Women and Misses, Offering Exceptional Values nnO PRESENT superior merchandise in Ihe terms of the most advanced Fashions, al pi ices as low or less than these of inferior imita tiens, is the aim and accomplishment of Bonwit Teller & Ce., in this offering of Weme 'Kliff ou can be SURE of" . .ttWml In nBHH Hal TW Kail r-"W-c Mmlmmummmj HNI 1 fa " Keep a mbe Hxndu i " a Y? I r-.t.",(,c , J , g a . " -pTri' ' i. 1 j Bla'al''Mi'1,,a,g,llwl,aM,",,,,l""',ll"'l'll-'''''''l' vmiBCmrsru.nni.rimim! ,-- ..-- jZ. M m jlli ( THE UNSAL CAR fc'S , l Saiesmenf ! I II Tv S?lesman becomes mere efficient when equipped with a Ferd Runa- 9 i 1 1 bem: " covers mere territory, vtaita mere prespect3 and as a result, closes fl I sO) IHII mere sales. II i I III Ne tilJ2 for trains, or for busses te carry him te towns where trains don't f (? 111! I 5i salesman driving bin Ferd Runabout is continually en the job after II V lltil Duaneaa- And at the new low price of $325.00, the Ferd Runabout offers fl I Q I II tTanspertatxM at an exceptionally low coat per mile. I 1 IIH3 Phene os, and ret us tell you hew ether concerns have found it Reed business IN ' fc) H te equip their talesmen with Ferd Runaboets. Terms if desired. 9fj le) III Authorized Philadelphia Ferd Deu!era j I Hi "- Jeulh" lire'i St. Tt"!ieWl7,M?l,""r henthwfsieni Vienrj. lf nn'.r Minn .V IhI I OrBireii 4J77 "sirui hi-e .. ''" " Jllahlura A--, 1 I IQ IHlB IUe OS'J -iprum m ,i, 1(, ft n,iimnr Ai- i heittiiut lllll IS1J IB If N lljll Merris Iiiiim, ni vm in e 'fl In ' t II Ti,v.wFei'ik"Ad "-:;,;,""- y,n a .: w:z?y?r II $ II TmiUerd 45S7 " J '' K' "Intfi .. A " , i,n. ,u,i, t -71 I I 1 IB 111 H ,..- lr.ruf,rlHb-Cu I Ul, Jl (11 l, jll fllH A Bill I WllisTireniwiHiii ( u lr"'"r,rJ.- H H 19 II "rrf H. IVeiieh, Inc. ,,,.. ,, , ,!r- f-t . . U (q II 151-' rrnkf.,r.l ;, ":''','"" '"',,"'A Lnlier.nl Melar Ainu i .,-.i'".,m .,.'".,l" O'fl T II Ktn.lnmeiiI7T8.-j 'jt-nr.i I'i.I '.n SI27 f'.-i nut " '. 1 uitietnn J' . U M V lllll Lmil 72l """ ' ''. P ter. 3J11 W..t ITllt) Hj'-letun SOBtl II f lllll llnirr x H....LI. .J.'""" " Mjrllinlilf Witdfr A Karneirt .. ., ., ,, II C lllll i.i, in tf 'T".,"",f U " N n'li llrnl Stllh i i hi fiiut Si ' " llnrtlrll II I IHI! 'S 8J North Hr e H m. 1 17(7- n.lm nt S M niu Fir.in Hi II A ln Wvemln Wsk I . . "i 'itV.7iV Inn , f;.li fl f IH I " HeTmin Inr ,i. . i. i 'V' ''"nl scene II t III 3-'l Nurih 11, a,'!ir W.'lrl'rl.e ui'V '.IVe t el.l.s trrtU Moter. ID K lllll ITUtt 0013 Jtu , ( , t f I'e i l t ,li ')1J A II f Women's Dresses FOR STREET, DAYTIME OR DINNER 45.00 TVSTIXCTIN I. iiicidcs ilcc!.'iicd of Canten crenf. uepe satin, cli-t. tncetine ami I'uirtt twill. Alse a jinup ni dcergcttt; ami chiffon frock?. Specially priced. Second fleer Women's Gowns FOR DAYTIME, DINNER OR EVENING 65.00 rl.i'Uel)L'LTlJX: ei impMtatn.iis fashioned of crepe leina, Cantun crepe, eh et. brocaded ditiTen and (ieergette. Dark- and l.nlliant color. Ltraerdinary values .S'( ceml Fh i BUSTER BROWN SHIRTS OF CREPE DE CHINE OR DIMITY 5.50 A N'UMIM R of attractup sides in heay fiialit ciepe di dime ..s 'inertc(l chinity, featuring the vnitlmil Humci- lirewn cnllar!. cterdiun-jlaitcd tlutins. arumKl cellar ami i own front of bluiisc Fnat Floei v Special fy y rr i F r rench 5l Special r rench Seal Wraps With cellars of Au stralian opossum or sl(unl(. 265.00 (it arc ful ni'idel. loity leity fix c hit lies letti, t ?n film-'f-niff the invrlefiiiiit 'ilh'jurtte. Moleskin Ceals & Wraps Self -trimmed. Alse cellars of contrasting Furs. 395.00 St i iiiil mijtlt'ls ei Illi cit Scotch meltilui, inlindiitinij tit tt telui treatments. Fifth I leui $P Pin) WarVsWfiPrC 2aacv9 sCSu len's and Misses' New Apparel. WOMEN'S SUITS TAILLEUR & FUR-TRIMMED COSTUME SUITS 65.00 jlruL'SYXF. cldync. dtiet dc laine and tncetine in superbly tailored modes, or ent iched with fin. Sunie arc embroidered and braided. Fingertip and hip-length models. Second Floee Women's Suits COSTUME SUITS WITH FUR TRIMMINGS 95.00 jyjpJl.i:, caracul, squinel, be. ei, Persian lamb and keliiibky-ded scjuirrcl accentuate thc charm of these buits of man-clla, meussvne and cldyn. Second Fleer Beaded Overbleuses ALSO EMBROIDERED MODEL S OF GEORGETTE 15.00 gJ.LF-TON'h, and umtiasting coleird bilk flebs and heatU are unmglit into exiiisitc iIcmjjiin in the decerati.m ..f these Ceergette blouses in color-, te match the costume suit. First fleer MISSES' DRESS SUITS AND CO A TS POIRLT 'J WILL FROCK embroidered in fcilk hair braid. Blouse model, tunic skiit with grosgrain tic Ik It L MM. DRI. ni J'eiret twill with ceiuraatiug crepe de chine est and undc,i',lce e. Veen metal belt IWU - I'IKCfc. FROCK uf Peiret twill, with braid bound tunic and nlk twill blouse. Studded belt KI1AX DRhSS with silk and circ braid, satin lined panels featuring the lowered waistline. 59.50 65.00 65.00 69.50 Fourth Floei 'II1RK1 -Pll-xr. SUIT-meus.uie with mole and -.."I.T ganoen i.raul Dress with Canten sleeves. crepe MR ILL OAT with wolf cellar and cufiV, intro ducing the new lowered waistline. MARYLLLA WRAP with detachable belt-may be worn as a coat. Metallic thread embroidery. - PK COAT of marvella with taupe wolf cellar Blown, sorrente and navy. Stunning model. 185.00 185.00 185.00 215.00 - -- - ... - -- -- - . J- ... viwtt! I I "III IU1 IIIIIU If I 1 11 v FIIIIIUIII'I H tenahle imi'r-Ien thnt tne l.fsntevi 1 1 ta- i-ram-rw '"''''"' of eii;ht nIernut non-cmmlsteni'tl of- 2(N Mtpremvle;, of,,. ln Tw Ri.pt.h. " ,'W .- Pn'ra. e'" " ''"'' "'b' t T- ' the nrn and nnr" kV N J WjF K JPC , Mean platform ..- ni .tl - plnlfem. lfVul .' ceafllct be'rn the ?M trran. widows nd mother.. -j52ifZ M ff-N ?s Tn. car. rlnije .t -.. "iat ...n b,-r , ,lefna1R,1 f ex Z ,r tlfe nhr. Ml unltl In gilent hene- for th -lei 1 U OTC M (7-- ' lh.;.en-v,tmsv,sl, ...IsuVfien '.,i,d mtil-e f.. -r n mrW ,. f,ri Hn llm .t. "TN CkL WTiW v 7 '', $y, U :S 4 , 'l'r-i..'ntTi".in- U Mi.rslmll th com- U '" WTP- nn'' h-tee., llt.rs ' ki. VO) i. J'jjKjJ r) Vmenlmeiit That Ism. --av,n for ih f ,,,, lf1, ,e-, v 5.rent arms ; re.-eled t. t' e , firl fVJi fX U TWnwirmm , w , ,, j Jj P 1 jit.lut.en If that .-. -nn , . .... a,!.en th. nh.,l,ti"n of the "'" hWi n b t tl.ne M.wks $ V LJ g lr TFJTirT rST TTTT Q Y ' ------ -- ...... . lriTTiintrTiiMviirt'ntiiJii'ffit-iiiiiriwririiini iim iimiii mill iiirriitfi' innpn nun f ' - ? W .r. .ftr, ... . k fe) cmecpeace2cpQf urtawcuieru v i I J &2ns&SJ jSswassj-eveytB trVVJ tt -
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