f-rmfmMm w, .'.: aw .- mmn?mmwwr SPt "y"w VST VJli5, tit. i-rvy ,iw.wr!"ffv l K.'VIJI i" TI'WJI''i KWfP-J i-v- St- - . ' ' .V V ' ,- , ii r -,i. ,,. ,- ..- v .,..y t: : - ' " ' ' l V'WrtvvStsj H-- r EVENING PtDSraG NBDGBfi iSwdiltfcs Oyster iWew. Vry. f.ttndiren, 40c ISE'S HOTEL ;?1J B20 Walnut Street win e. it. MKvrwM. iron. INDIA -TURKI SH NOTE MAY OUST READING One Hurt n Train Wreck Pettsvllle, In Mnrcli 10. The Crcs nun wreck (ruin mi the l'lillmlelpliln and Kemllug Itullway, while returning from rlciirlnj; nn a wrrrlc In the Scliu.xl kill Valley, neitli of tills city, wns wrecked nnd the tracks tern up for. n cenildernblc illntnncc. While ' crews from ItcmlliiK and Mnhnney l'lnnt! were clcnrlnjt up the mceiii1 craMli, .Tnincs Curry, rondncter, of the Mnhuney l'lntie crew, was severely Injured. nvr.Tisi:MiAT AIVKBTISn.MKNT :M CAN1 BE BEAUTIFUL? YES! COSMO-PLASTIC Uckheuse, 347 5th Ave- N. mi. OCct 119 S. 17th St.. PKiUdtlpVu PfWl Tttt. Mrntten Mr. fXKimt "? .Viceroy Held Partly Responsi Respensi J ble for Publication of Govern ment's Communication tJMiSt DERBY FOR MONTAGU'S JOB m Wli tit'""- j; Lf M '. !& CAMELS Piedmonts Chesterfields Lucky Strike Sweet Caporal 2-20c packages or 25 c d co Carten of 200 Parcel Pest, 7c extra SCAKLETT 703 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. ' tsMMPlSI the (f( MM wmilm H RSaHntSSPT I i K Mr n nAHSSflsWftRHSsI I I I tTia (tic 1 1 L. Ill niWfcTTiiiTrTBaBQini I I I '';!:;i llfc inBsaiHl I XJ tZLJft BmmI glasses HSBmIi f Ex lly the Anointed 1ith Iiendnn, Mnreh 10. Itcmnvnl of I.nrd nentnnt: us viceroy or nulla, u 11 " llcved In peme quarters, will he the de nouement te the publication nfthe In dian flevernment'i note. There it noth ing tangible en which te hne this be lief, but It Is net Improbable at a eucl te the virtual illnnls-nl of Dhvln S. Mentnt'ii as secretary for India. The probable effect In India of Mr. Montagu's resignation N the subject of much curiosity, and here ere i-emc mis givings let the removal of the cham pion of Indian political reform hae a dangerous repercussion there. I'qwally momentous from the domes, tie political point of view Is the effect the whole nffalr innv have en the for tunes of the government, especially u te the position of Prime .Minister l.leyd (leerge. Seme belle e the chances that the Premier will make geed his threat ened resignation have been considerably increased and that If he ale takes the view that Ame-lcen abstention from llip Hntinn fVnfnrniiPi. lesuctls the nres- pect of success there, the country may Wall & Ochs, 1716 Chestnut Street, seen icarn el ins cleniute renremenr. It Is still unknown wliether he In tends te begin lib- lmltilm tecbn, but In view of the tlirentened lockout in the engineering and shipbuilding trades, it Open Every Night -.LaaivBV ekh mm L-m .r BjaSHH 9iiiB IssssBsV ' ssk llij AT j,Tl 1019-21 Market St. ' The spccUicles and cycRlnsses njadc by Wall & Ochs, Opticians, are noted because of the comfort and lasting satisfaction which they give te the wearer. D &Z&vmSs g$ftv IBMZIIIIWIIMillllteMIW thought likely the evil genius which Lewest Prices in Years! FreshEggsj J ti dez 1 EGGS carton 3 of twelve OVC At all our Stores I' ' r m I it'cTnBBVft nil ? 1 lisaaa!! ; -'w - MKfflinii.'n!n'ninii.Rnir!n.:ini:ruiiiliiiniin'i!i,iiiiniiniii;i!:iiiii'ijiiiii:nniii ' M w Market an J Fourth Sh. $m PHILADELPHIA 't ml1' I1 I NEW Is- I PROBLEMS y.'B New business preb- 1 I Jems are arisin? centin- ueusly because of the ;. I new conditions in the '. I world of trade. Jp I The customers we ' serve are welcome at all '. M times te bring their 5 I problems te our officers. ?& ' Personal consultation is IH B one of the features of f our service. VI hy m CAPITAL & suhplus $1,550,000.00 vf . 'P ' 7 , prevented his attending the Washing ten Conference will again upset his ar rnncementii. The Knrl of Derbv. former Secretary for War. has been offered tlie pecntary ship for India in wtceesien te Montagu, according te reports In the parliamen tary lobbies today. In the event of Lord Derby's refusal the Duke of Dev Dev onshire is mentioned as the likely np np pelntce. All the newspapers give prominence te the Montagu Incident and cemmrut en his retirement. As might have been expected Conservative picss r.ilses tiaeaiw of I jej. but It is noteworthy that the Lib eral newspapers agree that his mil tlnuanee in the lnd'a elHce was made impossible bv re ent events. m The Dally News, one of his wntmct l supporters, while expressing soriew ut jg t the rethement of "one of the best See g retnries of State India ever had," siivs: H' "The dltTicuIt.v'ef the Moslem prob preb tl i lem in India luinllv jilstllies wanton coiuplteiitleu of the no Ies difiieult situation in the Near Knst, ami (an (an net Justify the formal anneiflicenient te France that our policy In Asia Miner is determined by the exigencies of our J I position in India." In this criticism B the Xews Includes Lord Heading. nfl The Wetmlnster finzette, fermerlv nnniiiiT t'tiniiiii Mnipin'cr ,ii .111. Montagu, condemns UU en similar grounds. The Timer, wllle approving his removal, sajs : "The elrcum-tanrc which led te hH resignation reveal a dei)Ieruble kick of co-ordination in the government, which must new give proof of its power te deal coherently and (irmly with the great Issues of the imperial policy or give place te some administration less dangerously divided ugalnst itself." YOU realize tliut after having CPRING, the most popular time.ef your eyes examined tne utility tne year ler weddineal Almest of your glasses does net entirely all of us have at least one or two depend upon the prescription hut Wedding Gifts te purchase. But upon their fit and adjustment? 4 whether it be a gift of importance I Glasses which de net fit properly te some intimate friend or relative ! may give you endless discomfort I or a smaller token, you cannot dej nnd annoyance. Let me advise you, better than te visit the store of Bai- then, te take your prescription te ley, Banks & Biddle Company. Espe-i cialiy among thetr mnrveleus cellec- whose glasses aic the last word in tien of silver will you find gifts of optical clllciency. I" or you win be exquisite beauty. And It is such n able te secure, with the aid of Wall & satisfaction te give s'ilver, for you ' Ochs' experts, frames xvhich will net knew that it will always and forever only held your glasses in the cer-1 be appreciated. The Silver Tea and rcct position se that you will leek Dinner Services, the elaborate through the exact center of the Centerpieces will the Chests of Flat ... i,llf f,.nma nf M1i-in '"Iher arc mnCTlflccnt: whlle the mort mert lenses, but names et enduring, PIlty prCe(, ,,iPces arc equally flne In quality. quality nnd design. T?RUIT is se healthful that it makes a delightful gift te any one. sick or " well. Doesn't it make your mouth water te think of these marveleus . Gift Baskets of Fruit at Hallowells', Hread below UhestnutY The Fruit Is se beautiful and se attractively arranged te bring eut-the glorious coloring; but what is mere enticing, you knew that it will taste even mero delicious, if possible, than it leeks. These huge clusters of Hothouse Grapes from Belgium (I'm afraid we won't be nble te get them muih longer this sea- .tMl ltlpnlitlti illn liif.ri M . t..xf n H4itU fl Anil n1 Vt r nnnltnliHrtAMl & Al A M a ll,n !,u,,' " -"'" liiK UIU iva, ffl 11IUI.II utJIICU UJ( .uiivuiui;viil IIUUVIUS, 11,1 ' 13 U,. 1)1... ..,! K-..l-..:.... J . C....U AHt..n A.l TT-11 11-, rusiis-a, i iuui-3 iiiiu lL-UL.ll lliu iruui cuuui siii:u. .iiiu Xlitliuwciis guar antee perfect delivery of their Gift Baskets te all points within 1000 miles. THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION EDGE F0RCESJ0R RUNY0N Gubernatorial Beem of State Sen Sen aeor te Be Boosted Tonight Atlantic City. March 10. Tin- IMge fercin In the State will be lined up solidly behind the candidacy of Senater William X. Itunven, of Cnlen. for the Hepub'Ican nomination for (inventor. This will he the eiit-tandlng develop ment of the banquet te he held at the Hltz-Cnrlten tonight, when Supreme Cem t Cleik I'nech I,, .lolni-en will be host te nil the I'de leaders In the State. Senater Itunven will, of (eun-e, be present, as will I'niti'd States Senaiei IMge. Slate Chairman H. C. Stokes ami prebab'j Senater I'rellngluij-en Several 1'tljje lendeis, who are Mild e have lxcn i nlv lukewarm tow mil the Itunven candidal', are iuivv believed te be llnin;j up sincere! in behalf of the Senater. TO EXTEND CONCLAVE DATE Future Elections Will Be Held Fif teen DayB After Death of Pepe Heme, March 10. (Hy A. P. I A papal deciee will be made public sheit- ly ixtcnding te fifteen das the Intel vul 'between the death of a Pepe a"ci the beginning of the sacred conclave te elect his successor. Cardinal l) Council. Aichblshep of ISosten, told the .Wocl .Wecl utiil Piess tedil. The deciee. the cardinal added, al-e will grant the Snored College the pewei te extend this period if ueie.ii). This income diary will SAVE worry for YOU With March 15th, the final date for filing Income Tax returns, rapidly drawing near, the value of a record such as the "Personal Recerd of Income" is emphasized most strongly. This book was designed especially for keeping a day-te-day record of EVERY item that should be considered in making an Income Tax return. These who use it for 1922 will be SAVED the trouble and worry experienced in former years. Wc have one of these books for YOU. Come in and get it or drop us a postal. , Yeu will net be obligated in the least. The Land Title and Trust Company Bread and Chestnut Philadelphia If you say "Ben-Gay" you will get a tube of the Original French Baume,net one of the fleck of imitations k mat never areuna an h'M successes. ifBAUME, BENGUE, - a-" I DELAY FETEF0R PRESIDENT Marlen Celebration Postponed at Re quest of Harding Marlen. .. Munh in iHv v. V i At the personal n quest of l'i's,,, rit Harding, the lentennnl eeUbrntieu which was te hnve Ik en hi hi ueie in June has been iiortpeiivd until Julv. Members of the committee In i liarge of the celebration tedaj rcct hid a letter from the President in which In expressed a dclic te attend, but staled he would be unable te de t-e until Jul. The committee immediately announced the postponement. After-Dinner Tricks ITTUTyTyfyc y rmmm ' --- -iijVTw-vw - jgy 11 :,!Zi$i',i't'. fV?. kmi,iM misvf.rf wft: W9V i Jt l?-'4 IrViWi "i t i ANALOESIQUE, ) is a stainless ointment whose penetrating glow wipes away the Sain of neuralgia, eadache, rheuma tifm,etc.,withamagic hand. It lasts. Keep ft tube fjandy. At all .drug stores. Mb Leint ft Ox, Ii". T Amcr. At k 106 Ne. 10(1 Fingers in Water Without Wetting. When jeu offer te dip jour fingers In .n bowl of water without wetting thmi, some one will probably challenge jeu ' te meke geed your statement. Yeu must have a special preparation 'bold at drug stores called boepodiuni I powder. Sprinkle a little of the pevvdtr ion the Eurface of the. water, nnd jeu may dip your fingers in and remove them without wetting them in the leant, CetVTlgM, lilt, bj 1'ubHe l.cAarr Company m mmaMBBs SSWP ' Mi 'J'!,' Jg!3BM & V a-wr?c.;sV!V5rjtiT , ? ".. -tt CS rTa&an The New Cremwellian Suite First Time Shown in Philadelphia , Three beautiful pieces. Best of workmanship. Full spring construction, loose spring cushions. Can be had in choice of exquisite French tapestry and velour combina tion or full velour. Complete Suite $1 0.50 i&Qp V ' IWJJ Just Say V "Charge It!" J OUR LOCATION ret .AX ya & - W- m 't'i-jtft inn you kvkb rr.v.i. rniir.in? Wlint waa the occasion" Kew il U mju hc(T nBriHima of our perer.a experiences, deirt mlau the llve shining rxanuilea of "That Awkward Meinrnt," hy r.nuli Huulen. A Uu "falllci at til l'A9lnff Hhew," J1mu. tin Stctlen et next Sunday' Public Lcdcer. Aiv, (Sv GwD WhYWE SELL CHtAPERi 2l 726 Arch St. and 43 N. 8th St. LAST DAY TOMORROW Of This Sweeping Reduction! jjJg 1 and 2 JP&zr qfJPtints YOUR LAST CHANCE TOMORROW! New for a Quick and Final Clean-UpN jfJia OVmCOATS ' U 9U119 Mr. Hill's Guarantee Gees With Every Purchase ABSOLUTELY THE LAST CALL this tremen deus bargain event winds up tomorrow at closing time. With it gees the greatest cloth ing opportunity known in his tery the chance te buy any and everything you want in this large 5-story building AT HALF PRICE. Mr. Hill has even made greater reductions en certain lines te make sure of a quick clearance. Mr. Hill has pre pared, se tomorrow will be un qualifiedly the biggest value-giving day of the entire sale. Don't Miss This Big Sale Tomorrow Fer it is the only time you will be able te buy suits and overcoats at HALF PRICE. Dent forget don't miss it. Ne matter what you want yes, sir, it surely will pay you te buy your over coats for next winter at these low prices. Every style, every material, every pattern, every color any man could want and a size for every man, no matter what his build. Wc repeat COME TOMORROW don't miss the last day! New Sports Suits and Tep Coats That the Yeung Men Want! They are here, boys! and the snappiest and smartest suits and topcoats imaginable. Mr. Hill includes them in the HALF-PRICE SALE, at truly wonder ful low prices. The smartest of new gray and brown HERRINGBONES AND TWEEDS in semi-belted and plaited back effects. See them you will like them instantly. KsJBIHHBlte'a ijif vs tTattwBV- f St . Jm J Mi SH "KMgBH m iv.- '-.vjI.-imM bW ' " 'IHsBsBHff? Sfcff OVERCOATS and SUITS m OVERCOATS and SUITS M JS$s OVERCOATS .and' SUITS SB T jWMCjl en's Paets HALF PRICE A size for every man, no matter what length or waist. e(l0 Uitjrrent Patterns and Materials for Choice Men's $2.50 Trousers $1.25 Men's $3.00 Trousers .... .$1.50 Men's $4.00 Trousers $2.00 Men's $5.00 Trousers $2.50 Men's $6.00 Trousers $3.00' Men's $8.00 Trousers . . . .$4.00 Men's $10.00 Trousers . . . .$5.00 Men's $12.00 Trousers . . . .$6.00 '4ft OVERCOATS and SUITS BOY CLOTHING at HALF m OVERCOATS and SUITS Thousands of Spring Suits Thousands of advance Spring Suits havt arrived and Mr. Hill includes them in this HALF-PRICE SALE. Plenty of Sports Suits just like "Dad" will wear as well a3 ether new styles and materials. $6.00 Suits and Overcoats, $3.00 $7.50 Suits, Overcoats & Mackinaws, $3!75 $10.00 Suits, Overcoats & Mackinaws, $5.00 $12.50 Suits, Overcoats & Mackinaws, $6.25 $15.00 Suits, Overcoats & Mackinaws, $7.50 $17.50 Suits, Overcoats & Mackinaws, $8.75 Beys' $1.50 Pants, 75c Open Evenings wmmmmmmmmmim Philadelphia's Largest Exclusive Men's and Beys' Clothing Stere rtteW I MM qft fi'i'MfJr tVr 1000 BOYS' SAMPLE WASH 4 I Actual $2.50 nnd $3.00 ' "'" (-iioiee at Stere Orders Accepted ZsV wb. ft'ss 1019-21 Market Philadelphia's Largest Exclusive Men's and Beys' Clothing Sters treet 1 t i t,f I 1 iX I !a Hftteal.,-.. SBSSSSlBWBMffciritMSKatAraVgA.r., ... 1 ffe ... MjMjcnd2L . . a jLMtid rj
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