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A dispatch from
Ixmsten announces
the marriage today
of Lady Scott,
widow of Captain
Rebert F. Scott,
Uie Antarctic ex
plorer, who, with
four ether mem
bers of his party,
perished tfurlnr, a
bllizard while re
turning from the
Seuth Pele early In
1913, te Lieuten
ant Commander E.
Hilten Yeung,
financial secretary
of the treasury.
The ceremony was
performed In the
crypt of the chapel
In the Heuse of
Commens by the
Dlshep of St. Al-
bans. Austen
Chamberlain, Gov
ernment leader In
the Heuse of Com
mon, gave the
bride away. The
ceremony was sim
ple and there was
no reception. Her
young son also Is
shown in the photograph
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InMirance of S10.000 paid tn the wife
of Dr. Ilnreld n. Rey. former Swarth-
mere student who was thnucht dend
when he nnndered threuch the Wc-t for
n ypnr. a victim of amnesia, will be paid
Old-Time Besses' Plans Upset
by Women Who Insisted
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HAD MIM FOR SECOND PLACE
Sp'rint Dispatch te Evening Public Ltdaer
Ilarrfeliuri;, March 3. Old-itlme
Democratic leader, elttlne back today
ami Alcwins the Inderbemenl handed
jpMerday hr the Democratic Slate Coin-
back te the lneurancfi rempimy, it wasjmittee of Seventy-two te Jehn A. Mc
Fam today at tne eince or ur. i raiiK
Iley, New Yerk dentist, father of the
victim.
Dpi Moines insurance cemnnnv
had filed n suit for that amount uhen
Dr. Rey retrained his memerv suddenly
in Kanrias City recently and intimated ,
tnat some sensational disclosures would
Sporran, mater of the' State Grange,
are s-eniewhat perturbed.
Met of the Influential Democratic
leaders are net satisfied with the se
lection of McSparrnn, but for the sake
of resularlty must support him.
The old-time Democratic lenders had
MrSn.irrnn In mind when the cenven-
be made in connection with the man's I '"n M waR,tirusf 'TJ!'"'.'''. )"iLth y
dlsappenranep planned te make him the tall of the gu-
Dr. Itey disappeared en March 17 of I bernnterlal kite by havlnc him Indorsed
Inst vear following a ennee accideut In 'for I.ieutenant doverner.
the Hudsen Kiver. He wns gt'en up di i .iiicianuii si u w
as drowned when his wrecked canoe ua-' ?t the first meeting in the Orpheutn
found iinrt nia wife left he Vn. Vn i Theatre, and his. oratory swayed the
home; where he was a dentist." nnd ent women in the convention. They were
te live with relatives In Les Aneele
Dispatches from L?s Angeles centirm
the statement from the office of the
young tnnn'B father that the wife in
tend te refund the money in a few
days.
Dr. Rey was a star athlete when he
attended Swarthmore College. He
graduated there In the claw of 1000.
AVhen he "awoke" n Kansas City he
found himself in the aacb of n' laborer
and had some Canadian coins in his
pocket.
He could remember nethln; of what
had happened te him or where he had
been In thp time that intervened after
the accident.
Impressed with the nnnarcntly frank
and open manner In which McSparran
expertly criticized cverythies Republi
can, nnd from the middle of his speech
en McSparrnn virtually ms as geed as
indorsed.
The women wanted McSparrnn te
head the ticket nnd thev landed him in
the kcjftene position. When thp Com
mittee of -Seventy-two met yesterday
there were fifteen absentees, giving the
women a majority in the committee.
Charles P. Dennelly, of Philadelphia ;
William .7. Breimen, of Pittsburgh,
and Vance C. McCormick, of Harris
burg, scarred political veterans of many
bitter party feuds, realized the danger
. a1amIh mw hblttAAjkM M lt-1 1SA
a t. r t- .tn -v ' "i fuiffiiUK any -uiiu.uirs, Jiti mu
fIrii'JZMfhnXZVMWn supporters in the majority.
lL lil tn ILL vl.? v ?.i,f:, 'Hicy fought for delay, but the
Of his plans te return te New erk. wemcl;t M& bv ew m membcrg
who wanted McSparran, succeeded In
24 PEERESSES MAY SIT ' I'nlting through their program, and the
,,,, V ... I Lancaster County farmer was indorsed.
IN HOUSE OF LORDS SOON Departing Democratic leaders left here
without much slsns of cnthuslJsm en
Lady Rhendda'a Victory Advances tD(,'r I0.e- -wny et mem regara tne
' -... convention idea proposed by State
Cause of Sex Equality Chairman Bruce F. Sterling as a fliv-
fituciai CeM Dintatch. Copyright. it wr nnd lelleve the party could have
done tiettcr iy nnvme a nine sreup
Londen, March .1. Twenty -four
women may seen occupy &rnts in the
Heuse of Lords as a result of a suit i
wen by Lady Rhenddn ypsterdm . Lady
Rhondda, who is a peeress in her own
right, having succeeded her father, the
late Welsh coal king, brought suit he- i
fore the Heuse of Lords te gain the
right sit sit with the lrds through vir
tue of her peerage. Her lctery achieves
another gain toward set equality.
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At all our Stores
The ether peeresses who ulse may sit ' mcnj
of 'caders fellow the old-time methods
of getting together t-emewhere In a beck
room te pick the tliket.
Wlun the committee inlets here next
Thursdny it will -irdubly select the
remainder of the ticket. William A.
(!!n-sw, (if Philadelphia, nnd General
Richard Coulter, of ftreensburg. are
understood te b.- seriously considered!
for the United States Senate indorse-
In the Heuse of Lords nre: The Duchess
of Fife (Princess Arthur of ( ennaught),
the Duchess of Norfolk, the Countess
of Snfield. Bareness Beaumont, Baron Baren
ess Berkely, the Countess of Cromar Cremar
tie. Bareness Burten. Bareness Cllfteu
of Ie!cliti)ii Bronsweld, BarenesM Darcr
1 de Knuvth, Countess Vnrboieugh, Bar- nomination
i eness Dorchester, countess ilMrmey. ScieetIen of McSparran ns the gubcr gubcr
Bareness Gray. Bareness de Res, Bar-' "iTi ..n.n,in. in nn ,vu. Insnrps
hurraeny. Judge Ijiigene C. Bonniwell
and Judge Samuel Shull, of Menree,
Cantaln Beb Pnttlsen. of Overbroek.
son of the late Governer Rebert E. Pat Pat
tlHen. is considered ns geed eh indorsed
for Lieutenant Governer, while Mrs.
Themas I. Murphj, of Scrnnten, wife
of n newspnper mnn. may be Indorsed
for the :ectetary or internal .nnirs
one&s Lucas of Crldnell and Dingalt,
Bareness Furnlval, the Countess of
Ixinden, Countess Roberts. Visceuntess
I St. Davids, Bareness Wentworth. Bar Bar
oness Strathcenn nnd Mount Revnl.
Bareness Welsey nnd Bareness Zeuchcil. j
who lend the Democratic dissenters,
were net here nnd sent no potential
emissaries.
i it is generally cencriicu mc.v win cmci
thn prima, v nnd launtu u ngnt en mc
FASCISTI AND POLICE FIGHT 'har.mV- ti.ket.
IN FIUME: BOMBS THROWN 'NATI0N REQUESTS BANKERS
TO REPORT FOREIGN LOANS
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nti-Gevernment Forces Storm Pal-
. ace, Terrorizing City
J Fhune, March ."..(By A. P.)
Finnic and environs were in a state of
I terror tedny following the renewal of
'conflicts last night between the Fascist!
I nnd local police whkh resulted In the
! death of one of the Fascist! nnd the
wounding of n srore of participants of
both factions.
1 Carlblneers today occupied the Gov
ernment palace In nn effort te restore
order, but the conflict between the Fas
cistl nnd the police In efforts le disarm
each ether still continues.
The Government paluce wns stormed
late last night by militarized companies
of FhpcIMI who bombed the buildings,
exploding. at least lull grenades in nn
effort te force President Zundelln te
vacate. Several buildings In that neigh
borhood were wrecked by the explosions.
A Pitched battle lasting two hours ec
curred In the suburb of Drenewi, mid I
it wns here that most of the lemlmt-,
nnts were wounded.
The renewed outbreaks were m-cn-l
slened when a member e the Fascist! j
named Fena ,was shot and killed In I
the street.
NEGRO FUGITIVE FREED
Canadian Court Denies Extradition
of Man Wanted in North Carolina
HamUten, Ont., Mnrch :i (By A.
P.) County .Iiulsn Snider tedny re
leased Matthew Bulleck, American
Negro, who wns held at the leiiucut of
I'nltcd States uutherltliH for extradi
tion te Nerllna, N. I'., where. lm Is
wanted en n charge of attempted mur
der. ' The Southern State refused te send
witnesses te Canada te testify in ex-
. ....,,.
State Department Wants Advance
Information
Washington, Mnrch 3. (By A. P.)
Netice was issued today by the State
Department that the Government ex
pects American bankers te advise it
fnllv nf thn ilptnllH nf ferelm leans
with ether Governments or municipali
ties abroad lfore negotiations of such
lenns nr ceucludl'd.
! The notice, which wus In the nature
, of warning, ?uld thn desirability of
co-operation In sucli lenns, which was
explained te the DanKing interests at a
conference last summer between Presi
dent Harding, Cabinet members and
bankers, did net seem sufficiently well
understood In banking nnd Investment
circles.
"The flotation of foreign bend Issues
In the American innrket," the State
Department said, "is nssumlng nn in
creasing Independence nnd en ncceunt
of the bearing of such operations upon
the pruper conduct of uffulrs, it Is
hoped that American concerns thnt
contemplate) mnkiiig foreign leans will
Inform the Department of State In due
limn of the essantlnl facts and of sub
sequent developments of Importance."
Officials explained that while there
Is no law compelling bankers te fur
nish such advance information te the
Government, the department believed
"that in lw of thn possible national
Interests Involved it should have the
opportunity of saving te tlie under
wrlteis concerned, should It appear nd
visnble te de, se, that there is or Is
net objection te any pnrtlculnr Issue."
"TKNNIH ON TIIK ICK1"
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' rTHE supremacy of Geuting's in babies' footwear is
I aQ undisputed fact. Net only are Geuting baby
x shoes of the finest materials, made by the finest
hand'werkmanship but they are built ever the fa
mous "Shoer-Tred" last that poises and develops the
feet into adult grace and Btrength. And they're rea
sonably priced. . , ..... i.
Step in and let us make a fitting chart of baby's feet
then let the responsibility be ours. .
Spring Styles for Children
We've been famous for many years for genuine variety
in Children's Shoes; this Spring nil our former stocks
are far surpassed. .... ..
In both high nnd low shoes you will find that practically
every smart new thought in adult footwear has been
reproduced in our Children's Department all made, of
course, ever our famous Shoer-Tred last the most sclen
tificially perfect for growing feet.
Step in seen and see the new things.
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Shoes and Stockings for All the Family
19 Seuth Eleventh St ?' Srvie Mtn't Shep
Every Feet Professionally Fitted
Three Geuting Brethers Supervising
Columbia Grafonelat
and Records
t.artMt itleetlen tn N. B. mo me
tlsn. Evtrrtmna musical. Ear
terms.
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Blank Beeks, lc te $30
Fer Evry Tarawa
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KCtitsLissMArchStriet J HARRY B. LEVIS
STATIONER 702 Arch 8t,:l
Women!
Your Spring Clethes
Are Ready
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Men
And en Our Easy
Credit Terms!
Spring is just around the corner
and STERN & CO. are prepared.
Our spring stocks are arriving and
they denote every style-thought
that women who want correct fash
ion will appreciate.
A small payment down the bal
ance te meet your convenience.
Spert Suits
& Tep Coats
The vogue this
spring will center en
sports suits and top
coats. Tweeds espe
cially will be favored
and hemespuns
will prove just as
popular.
Stylish Stouts.
In Suits & Dresses
We are making a specialty of fitting
the women who need suits, coats or
dresses of 42sa te C2 bust. The same
styles their thinner sisters will use are
reproduced in these larger bize models.
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Dollars
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Fer just ,ene day's
selling we brine the
price down te this low
level. The smart new tweeds, wor
steds, cassimeres and mixture cheviets in
styles for the young man and conservative
dresser.
Beys' 2-Pair Trouser
Suits
Neat mixture cheviets with two pairs
of lined trousers.
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Outfitting the Family for Spring
We are ready te help you net only mother, but baby, small son or
growing daughter. The rearrangement of our store gives us better facilities than
ever before for appareling the entire family. Come Saturday and prove this for
yourself.
The Juvenile Shep
A certain amount of practicality must be con
sidered when cheesing clothes for th,e infant, small
boys te 6 years and the various ges of girlhood.
However, there is such pleasure in soaking indi
viduality and distinction in their apparel that one
is surprised te find se little attention is given else
where te needs for young folks. That is why We
feel that our Juvenile Shep fills a real need there
is no ether in town just like it. Coats, Dresses and
Undergarments for girls up te 1 7 years of aget
boys clothing up te 6 years and everything for
baby.
Misses Spring Garb
We are featuring this section paying particu
lar attention te the individual requirements of the
girl of 16 te 20 years. Coats, Suits and Dresses,
including the famous Betty Wale Frecks.
Women's Coats, Suits and Dresses
Levely new Wraps and Coats, smart Suits and
wonderful Dresses. The best-selected spring stock
we have ever had and at a wide range of prices.
Spring Millinery
Millinery is new en the first fleer a special
little salon for the higher-priced and mere exclu
sive models and attractive tables for these of mod
erate cost. We carry only Hats which are distinc
tive in style and thoroughly well made; a price
range from $7.50 te $30.00.
Corsets
Cessard Frent-lacing Corsets for every figure;
$3.25 te $18.00.
Fur Neckpieces
Many lovely new ones have just come, and the
prices are surprisingly moderate.
Lingerie
Fashion has a penchant just new for Lingerie
in color wa have some dainty pieces at as low as
$1.25. And you will want te see the Radium Silk
Petticoats at $4.50.
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Fer Saturday
An Unparalleled Offering of Smart
Street Dresses
Nodes of
Distinction
and
Originality
nf J-heSP dre8Ses t(4 of Vhich ,arc illustrated) are among the most
attractive of any we have shown this season. They include Canten and
SSSTSdffiS: tineS and Piret TwiU3' in a -Wld aaS&tS
They were up te $75.00, Reduced te
$25.00
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