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.Have Been Conscripted
HEROES IN 1918; 'BUMS' NOW
Defending the bonus and scathingly
jMedndng "army politics". In the
' Jl of the enemy, Colonel Themas W.
unur Alien Property Custodian, nd
Arlmtd the 315th Infantry Association
. meeting In the Pennsylvania Kail
Jjd Y. M. O. A., at Eighteenth and
Throughout the serylce of the Sev
i,,t. ninth Division In France things
'"i brought constantly te our nttcn
(an that bespoke anything but friend
m br the higher-ups for our dlvls
iJJT" Colonel Miller said. "This we
lieV was probably due te the general
attitude of the regular army officers te
Vird General Kuhn, veur commander,
te was an engineer officer. . There
it only one ether engineer officer In
(emniand of an Infantry division during
(i. Vir General Selbert and they
cot him' two months after he landejl
In France.
"I knew of an Instance where head
urters told General Kuhn .that If he
didn't capture Mentfaucdn by a certain
tour that tiny he would be relieved of
II, command, Montfaucon was already
h our hands, but the report sent back
if headquarters had net been noticed
If the emcers mere.
"One of our young lieutenants was
nine along a read te bring up n ma-fblne-gun
battalion te supp6rt our In
ftntry. A staff headquarters man of
General Pershing's met him and ordered
Mm bnck. The lieutenant refused, ex
plaining hew badly the gnns were
'In the name of General Pershing
I order you te go hack,' said the head
nuters man.
" 'And in the name of Ged I dare you
te make me,' " the little lieutenant re
plied. Merely One Incident
"That was one of the incidents that
ilewa why you beya didn't get artillery
rapport when it was needed. Yeu knew
low the artillery came up thirty-sir
jeurs ahead of 'time into the line, and
tier, dumped their ammunition" eight
Biles back of the Una and told us te
bring it up.
"We wsnt te clean up this situation
tt Washington where they are slander
jut the Seventy-ninth Division. There
la a hidden hand there that Is striking
It ua in the dark.
"When we were In camp In the Seuth
tt aaw carpenters in the shipyards
hung at $10 a day, stepping te watch
ii drill. It is a fact, that 2,700,000
Bin found their way Inte professional
baseball, shipyards and factories and
made that wage while we were in the
army.
'"With all due respect te the States
neutb. of Masen and Dixen's line, the
drift there filled their ranks with Ne
'irMi who proved excellent In stevedere
regiments,
"If we ever get Inte war ngnln, let
tbara conscript Industry!"
Division Struck
"leu remember the Spruce division of
tli Northwest? They were enrolled In
the Signal Cerps, and put in uniforms
itfl a day. But they went en strike,
demanding full laborer's wages and
lit It I
"If one of us had tried that In France
U wouldn't have lived te tell about it.
"There are just as many financially
disabled In the war as physically, which
briars us te the question of affairs at
Wunlngten. '
"In 1018 we were heroes going te
France. In 1010 it was returning
In Austria
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ncJIni Ambassador te U. ..
Berlin, March 7. The German La
gatlen at Havana la superfluous, In the
opinion of the members of the Reichs
tag's Main Commission, which baa
been examining the affairs of-the Fer
eign" Office Budget Committee.' The
commission also criticised the ftmmri.
rment'a diplomatic appointments im
Seuth America and in the Far East en
the ground that they are unnecessary in
connection with German trade develop
ment.
The commission alto urged' the de
sirabillty of the early appointment of
an Ambassador te Washington. The
Cabinet, en the ether hand, is net
showing an inclination te accelerate the
search for a suitable 'envoy while the
mark Is again declining in value. It if
declared that a full-fledged embassy In
Washington would require a budget of
at least 100,000,000 marks under the
present rate of eichange.
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The English wife of Dr. Alfred
urunberger, Minister of Feed
the Austrian Cabinet
In
the
heroes; 1020. ex-servlce men; 1021
service men element, antfnew the
ramers or the treasury I
"There is all the difference In the
world between these who served nml
theso ,who didn't. When I go Inte
banks, chambers of commerce and se en
and hear the words being used about
my former comrades. Is It any wonder
that I come nway feeling angry, with
a chip en my shoulder?
, Only 20,000,000 Touched
"There were only 20,000.000 people In
this country who knew what It was te
have a friend, sweetheart, or relative in
the service
"Only 1,500,000 were affected by the
casualty lists, as contrasted with Eng-.
land, France and Serbia, where, in
the latter 40 per cent of the people
were killed. It Illustrates why there
Is lethargy toward the cx-orvice man.
"I believe the bonus question should
be decided by majorities. This country
Is ruled by majorities, nnd this Is the
only fair way te settle things.
"Let me answer theso who say we
went te WnshiuKten and knocked en
the deer about ajils bonus. Wc didn't
knock en the aVer at Washington
Congress itself Mkcd us te come and
discuss the matter and submit our views.
It is galling te see what is being said
today about the cx-servicc man,
"The situation reminds me of the man
who sent nn Insulting letter In reply
te a bill he owed. The creditor wrote
back : 'If Veu ure net prepared te meet
your bill as well as you are te meet
your -Ged, you knew where you can
get off 1 By organizing we can put
ourselves in this position."
Gives Bleed Fourteenth Time
Fer the fourteenth time during the
last four months, Albert E. Jacobs,
twenty-eight -yearaurtd, of 2032 Cleve
land avenue, submitted te a bleed trans
fusion operation when he wived the life
of Leuis Kravtzev, eeventv years old, a
sufferer from anemia, at the .Tewlsh
Hospital, Saturday afternoon. Jacobs,
a former service man, has given from n
quart te a quart and a half of bleed te
each of fourteen patients in this and
ether States.
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TO own a Packard Twin-Six is te enjoy the highest
order of meter car performance. Here is power beyond
any demand you will ever lay upon it. Here is safety,
and comfort arising te luxury.. Here, tee, the 'beauty of
line and action that underlie all true distinction and.a
genuine economy that can have but one source quality. ,
Just as the Twin-Six is the car of cars, se is it the value
of values today at its new bed-rock price. N
1 Satisfy yourself that these things are true
Ride in and drive the Twin-Sue. Put it
te the most exacting tests. See for ydur
self hew splendidly it meets and,
masters them.
The Twin-Six Touring, $3850 at Detroit
The Singk'Six Touring, $2350 at Detroit
'PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY of PHILADELPHIA
319 North Bread Street
PACKARD
ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE
$5.00 te $12.00
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CORSETS
at $3.95 Pair
medal uav flash color and
Handsome
white.
75c Bandeaux at 39c
$1.00 Bandeaux at 59c
$1.50 Bandeaux at 79c
Heek-back models of serviceable fig
ured, breches.
SNELLENBURflS Second Fleer
Women's 12-Butten
Milanese Silk Gloves
. Splendid (M OQ pr
Value at$J--7 rr
Firm quality Milanese silk gloves with
double-tipped fingers for extra service.
In White Pongee Mastic and Cham
pagne. bfLLENBURGS First Fleer
Wednesday Silk Specials
High Class Imported
Metal Brocade Silk
$3.98 Yd.
Very beautiful qualities, colors and de
signs for evening gowns, wraps, millinefy
and lamp shades.
$2 Crepe de Chine, Yd. M Q
40 inches wide all pure tpXvle7
dyed silk. Cemes in complete range of
colors and black. A very nice quality that
will give splendid satisfaction.
$1.75 Black Messaline tti 1A
Yard tDl.lU
35 inches wide. All silk geed weight
excellent black. Fer dresses, blouses, 'etc.
$1.85 Printed Foulard, 01 JQ
85 inches wide. All-silk, with very fine
twill. Cemes in very pretty designs and
colors. One of the most popular Bilks for
spring and summer wear.
$1.85 Tricelette, Yard
$1.29
dependable quality with very fine mesh.
Cemes in black, navy, dark brown, white
and staple shades.
I SNELLENBURdS First Fleer
One-Day Reduction Sale
Extraordinary
Sturdy Cotten
Umbrellas
With AII-SHk Cases
Fer Men and Women
New $1.78 Each
With closely woven cotton cev
erings and
strong
Pa r a g e n
frames.
Women's
Umbrellas
with han
dles of
full - length
bakelite, with
rings, ribttips and
stubs te match.
Men's Umbrellas
with handles of
hardwood, in the
desirable Prince of
Wales and creek
styles.
26 and 28 inch
sizes.
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SNELLENBURCS First Fleer
Extra Special Item Freiq Our
Stationery Department!
A Small Let of
39c Bex Paper
Te Sell -IQ Bex
Tomorrow at AJC
White and tints. Ne mail or phone
orders filled. 5NELLENBURGS First Fleer
Three Unusually Fine Values in
Blankets & Bed
Coverings
Special for Wednesday
$13.95 Guaranteed Pure Weel
Blankets, Pair dQ ncr
DiDmiJtJ
sure
woven irem ioevo v
block plaid patterns.
lamb's wool, in large
with wide seisette binding,
bed size.
Full double-
$10.00 Colored Mitcheline
Bed Sets (7 A Set
Consisting of one tjs I mJJ
fine satin-finish spread with scalloped edge
and cut corners, and bolster threw te match.
Full size, in pink, blue, old rose and geld
coloring. "
Choice Let of 300
$10.00 Exti-Fine Crr r A
Bed Spreads, Each. . . P )U
Beautiful snow-white satin-flniah bed
KV"aw siM. P"d "dge and CUt Cernera'
STe.lr. Mitrtti 7. 10(2, store Opetu at S A. M. Olsa M'SISS T. ML M
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Tomerrouts Specials Frem Our March Sale of
Heusefurnishings and China
$50.00 HighGrade
wi. Mt. $28.50
chen Cabinet
White
enamel
finish
interior.
t drawers
white
sliding-
porcelain
top, dsep
flour bin,
glass
surar Jar
and four
splee
Jars.
Sold en
Club
Plan.
$17.50 3-Burner 16-Inch
Oven
R-OfipqT
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Oat 100
Gelden
Oak Finish
White
Enamel
Finish
Refrigerators
. Porcelain water tank A nickel
plated faucet
Regularly $22.50; for
2b Sp.M!a' 814-25
Excellent for apartments.
$32.50 Gelden
Oak Finish 1 Q QK
Refrigerators V1
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$75 Snellenburg Special
All-White Porcelain
Finished Gas CKQ QC
Cabinets.... DSW
Cabinet ranre with extra nne
en Club Plan,
baking and broiling evens. Beld
Reg. $25.00 100-Pc.
American Porcelain
Dinner Sets 1 9 QQ
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Complete service for 12 per
sons. Medallion border decoration.
$12.50 50-Pc.
Sets
Heme as above,
fectlens.
$6.95
Blight Imper-
$32.50 American
Porcelain Dinner Set
$25.00
gask-
Utility Bexes
Made for a Foreign Govern'
'ment and Werth $2.t5
At 59c Each
All-white finish Inside.
Beld en Club Plan
$55 Leenard Ckan-as-a-China-Dish
CQO CA
Refrigerator O.D3
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paneled K- UL7
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Club rian. adaarr
Till ! the cheapest and best
rcfrlferater anrwhere.
$190.00 One-Pe. Leenard
Clean-as-a-China-Dish
Refrig
erator $120
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These Utility Bexes are ex
ceptlenally well made and have
heavy metal corners, braces,
two 1-In hinges, l-lnch
hasps and keepers and 2 steel
bands around the body. Streng
rope handles at each end.
36 In. long. 184 in. wide,
10H In. high
Mall or phone order flUed
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Handle Cotten Wall
and Ceiling
Dustei
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Aluminum
Deuble
Rice QQC
Beiler OV
All white
porcelain
Inside and
outside.
Sold en
Club Plan
$2.50 5-Ft.
Felding Step
Ladders,
$1.89
With bucket rest.
65c 100 Ft. Extra Streng
Clethes Line QQA
45c Leather
Chair Seats,
19c Each
12 nnd 13 Inch
leather chair
seatH with weed
bottoms. Extra
strong.
$4.50 White
Porcelain Table (1 QQ
Maker's
slight
lmper-
rectlens.
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sent
C. O. D.
Size
25x41.
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100 pieces with .pretty border
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decoration and go!
nanuiee.
line edge &
$13.00 American Porce
lain Dinner (Q OK
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Sets at
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50-plece sets with pierced
floral spray decoration and geld,
line edges and handles.
$1 te $1.50 Imported
Brown and Green QQ
Tea Pets, Each...
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Solid colors;
arleus sizes;
some have enam-
Icd decorations,
Reg. $3 Yellow Earthen
Ware
Mixing
Bowl
Sets,
$1.89
6 plaeest
7 V te 12 i
Inch sizes.
$1.75 Cut Glass CI 1 Q
Water Sets.... D-L'
Grane cutttner
7 pieces.
with foliage ;
Cut Glass Salt & Pepper
ggi Jg Shakers
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$9.50 White Enamel
Kitchen Tables ,i QK
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80c Galvanized Wash
Tub, 2
Handles,
55c-
$1.50 Galvanized
Wash
Boilers
With
Cevers
89c
lz.25 Copper Bettem 1 qn
Oral Waih Beiler... PlJi7
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Floral or
rrape cut
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v e r r e five
metal tops.
$2 Mahogany Finish
Serving (Pf qq
Trnva tDX.Ol7
With white porcelain tens nnd
drawers. Slight Imperfections
wnicn no net impair tnelr serv
Iceablllty.
II I all
85c te $1.35 Nickel
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Combination Pantry Set,
Four-Piece Canister Set, Cef
fee, Tea, Fleur, Sugar, Cake
Bex, Large Bread M Q
Vl"v
$1.25 White Enamel
.Finish
Paper Helders
18-inch Tewel Bar
Tub Seap Dishes
Stand Seap Diahea
Wall Seap Diahea
Tumbler anel Teeth Brush
Bread
Bexes,
Each
$1.25 Cut-Glass
Mayonnaise QKrt
Sti
Fancy panel; kIeas lined.
$13.50 te $16.50 Dezen
Fine Imported Kfp
Cups & Saucers, pr.
llaiHl-i-namek'c! decorations;
varleuH pretty patterns.
$38.50 Fleer Lamps and
Shades,
Complete.
$23.50
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Remarkably Fine Purchase
Beys' High Grad
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$1 & $1.50 Shirts
On Sale Tomorrow ,
At 69C Each
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Well-made shirts. Of splendid quality,
materials in a large assortment of pretty
striped patterns. Alse some white madras
and khaki shirts in the let. .
The product of a uett'knewn manufae
tureraetd at thlt remarkably low price '
beeaute of vera trifling imperfection.
SNELLENBURCS First Fleer
Very Fine $3 All- ,
Linen Table Damask!
At $2.25 Yd.
Snowy white, splendidly heavy quality
damask with a permanent satin luster
finish. 70 inches wide, and in an assort
ment of pretty stripe and floral designs.
$5 All-Linen Napkins, gQ 7g
Heavy, .bleached, pure Irish linen satin
damask napkins in a geed large size. Pretty
rntttirns.
40c Bleached Crash
Tewelinir, Yard
Bleached heavy all pure Jinen Barnsley
weave crash, absorbent and- lintless. Cel
ered borders.
85c Turkish Bath
Towels, Each
Big, thick, spongy towels woven from
heavy two-ply terry yarns. All-white and
white with colored borders. Hemmed.
200 Dezen $12.00 Madeira
Luncheon Napkins, J'7 QJ
Dezen if) VO
Fine pure Irish linen napkins with beau
tifully hand-scalloped edtres and embreid
ered corners. SneLLENBUrSS First Fleer
29c
49c
Crochet a Rug
of Purity Rags
in Our Art Needlework Department
Ptfrity Rags in Best Af
Celers, Hank1. tvt
These
rag
rugs,
crd-
cheted
by hand
are ex
tremely popular
for hall,
bedroom
and bathroom use. The colors enable you
te match your color scheme te perfecten
te combine and devise any effective color
combination.
Shetland Fless for Your if
New Sweater, Ball J.OC
Full one-ounce halls in a geed line of
color' SNELLENBURCS First Fleer
Mahegany-nnlsh lamps with
shades In various shapes and
"yles trimmed with silk and
chenille fringe.
Six Big Specials Frem Our
Great Upholstery Sale
$4.98 Ready-te-Hang (Trt qk
Window Awnings, Each. .Dw70
Sicilian
striped
and plain
khaki. All
sizes 30,
36, 42, 48.
They are 3
feet 6
inches te
frame, with
12-in. skirt.
This is
three inches
longer than
the average
stock awn
ing sold
today.
They are
scalloped
and bound
with white
braid.
Complete with fixtures ready te hang.
$1.48 Belgian Linen, 89c Yard
Genuine Belgian linen in two-tone stripe
effects. The kind you can't wear out. 50
inches wide
Bordered Marquisette, 29c Yard
Pretty bordered marquisette. Borders
en both sides, 36 inches wide.
In white, ivory and ecru.
48c Dotted Swiss, 29c Yard
Excellent quality, 3G inchps wide. Sev
eral size dots.
79c Drapery Peplin, 39c Yard
Heavy quality, 36-inch poplin, beautiful
for draperies, in blue, rose, brown and green.
Thousands of Yards of Fine New 48c
Cretonnes, 19c Yard
Stunning patterns and the colors are
beautiful. All the newest, most effective
designs for spring. 36 inches wide.
P
ier a Limited Time Only
Special Prices en Awnings and
Slip Coverings.
This offers big savings in this line of
work that thrifty people should net over
look. We will gladly send our represen-
muve ie estimate, uecluced prices
materials offer further savings.
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Marmalade Jars
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