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' Dr. Milten A. Nobles Says Earth
' Disturbance May Sink
ij Part of World
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SEES EQUATOR SHIFT NORTH
March !" vl11 witncFP thp beginning
If an rrn of extended volcanic disturb
ance in tlie Northern Hemisphere, with
i mmIMe submergence of the treater
hurt of Europe nnd Anin Miner, accord
Br te Dr. Milten A. Nobles, 1027 Han.
nm street, who predicted nuch upheav
tli in the pant with tmcanny nrvurncy.
' Dr. Nobles Is n graduate of Syracuse
rjnlverflty. His life-long study has been
twlftgy i cenernl and volcanoes in par
fiwlar. as the fVsult of wMch he has
JrAlved n method of predicting volcanic
JIttnrbanccs through the observation of
winds nnd air currents.
''It is very simple," explained Dr.
Vebles, In discussing his method.
"Where there is an area of Incipient
Telcinilc activity, the heat which ncr
cumulates beneath the surface of the
Mtth at that point gives rise te a col
umn of warm nlr, which, ascending,
drtns toward it winds from all direc
tions lllce a flue.
"When there is any marked or un
usual flew of winds in any direction
nil it continues for tf certain length
of time, it becomes apparent that there
u nemcthlng brewing In that section.
It Is then easy te locate the scat of
the disturbance, ns met of the volcanic
eruptive points nre definitely known.
Cataclysm Brewing
' "Indications are that thcre will be
treat activity, a cataclysm, in fact,
throughout a section which may be
reughlv defined as n circle extending
through Grccnlnnd, Iceland, Northeast
ern Canada, all of Western Europe,
Greece, Asia Miner, the East Indies
nd se north and around te the start
ing point.
"All this district is ft vast honey
comb underground. When Vesuvius
emits lava there is a corresponding fall
in the lava level In the crater of Ilecla,
the great volcano in Icelnnd.,2800 miles
my. At the same time the water In
the crater of Mount Wan, thousands of
miles away In Asia, subsides te un
uiually low levels,
"Anether significant thing about this
area Is that Oed has been exerting Ills
manifold influences te move away their
populations, cither by death or actual
transference of races te preserve them
from the mere horrible fate which
Says Earth Disturbance
May Sink Part of Europe
' The eruption of Mt. Vesuvius last
Meridny was forecast by Dr. Milten
A. Nobles, 1027 Hansom street, in
n letter te the New Yerk World,
daled March 1.
iThe volcanic disturbances of Mat
Unique, StrombeU, Chile, "Japan,
Hernce and Ilecla were nil indi
cated te Dr. Nobles In advance
through his system of atmospheric
observation.
He predicts that March 15 an era
of intense vetcanlc activity in the
Northern Hemisphere will commence,
which may result In the submergence
of n large part of Europe. '
after being exhausted by long human
me iinca
r long
i of tin
occupancy, was, In course
wove the waters again at
fiiten nni nf ih rleiiMt
trnctlve portions of this glebe."
wove the waters again and new censti
tutes one or tne rienest and men at-
awaits theso who are Involved in these
coming disturbances.
"This great upheaval will cause great
shifting In the world's balance, thus
creating a new equator, with marked
climatic changes, together with a no-
ticeable expansion of the world's mass.
I expect thin earth will be appreciably
larger In slxc aficr the outburst, just
as it has increased In size in all four of
the shlftings of the axis which have oc
curred in the past.
Neah Sailed Frem Virginia
"These alterations of the polar axis
have accompanied extreme changes In
the terrestrial aspect of the earth. As
recently ns 886. A. D there was a
passage through the continent of
America,, separating what is new Can
ada in the extreme north from the
lower portion of Seuth America. Only
Mount Mitchell and ether peaks were
above water.
"The earth's first tilt submerged for
the time being the eastern portion of
the United States (the equator ran
nleng the Appalachian mountains at
that time), a region which was un
doubtedly the eldest and most suitable
region for human habitation.
"This submergence is' the Deluge of
Biblical reference, and the submerged
region must, in -the nature of things,
have been the Garden of Eden, the
earliest sent of the race. In nil prob
ability Neah set sail from .Virginia or
Hejne spot net far distant from this
very place.
"The polar area of this time, when
the earth was approximately only one
eighth its present size, fell in Switzer
land where its remains are te be seen
tedav.
"This Is proved by the fossilized
palms and coconuts found in blasting
the Hudsen tunnels, and the similar
tropic relics of this lest age found in
the Antarctic regions Ty tni Shackle Shackle
ten expedition.
"Then the equator shifted, through
extreme volcanic activity, and the cli
mate changed. This performance was
repeated, with vorieus changes, three
times subsequently.
"The district in which we live, re
juvennted by the deposits of the sea
GIRL UNNERVES BANDITS
"'bar Yeu toSheet," She Says.
'' Man Flea, Qlrl Paints
Oranga, N. J.,1 March, 18. (By A.
P.) Amazonian defiance ! niht
palled the blurt of two held -up men,
"I dare you te sheet, I den't'bellere
your gun is leaded," Miss Mary Oalllsa,
thirty-four, told the two thugs when one
DOlnted a revolver at her head mi.i eh
ethe demanded her money. Ne flash of
gunpowder ronewea. The baffled ban
dits took te their heels as a man ap
peared In the distance up the stieet.
Miss Calllss then falpted. .
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' Mostly iclean, freah merchandise some
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IncluM It a Wonderful, Value-Let of
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Extraordinary Sale Tornerrow of
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We have received large stock re re
enfercements, which will be placed en sale
tomorrow at this marvelously low price.
Medels in pink and white.
$3.00 and $3.50 American Lady
and Snellenburg t1 CA
Special Corsets.... vA.UV
"Medels for slender and average figures
plain and fancy ceutlls.
$5 Royal Worcester 0O OQ
and Ben Ten CersetsV
Discontinued models, but all excel
lent styles. Girdle and medium top
effects.
bNELLENBURflS Second Fleer
Tomorrow Interest in the
Blouse Department
Centers Around
These $2 Blouses
Sk 4fea
ONE A HAND -MADE BATISTE
MODEL, daintily trimmed with hand
drawn-work, hand hemstitching and hand
embroidered dots. Tuxedo cellar style.
THE OTHER A NOVELTY STRIPED
BLOUSE, Bramley cellar style, featuring
gingham,' edged with fluting, in cellar,
cuffs and down the front. The gingham
comes in orchid, green and blue.
Other Pretty Medels at $2
In Voile, Gingham, Dimity and
Colored Novelty Effect
Lace - trimmed, vestee, gingham
trimmed, tucked and smart tailored
models in white and the pastel colorings
orchid, blue, bisque and pink. Bramley
and tuxedo cellars.
bNELLENBURflS Second Fleer
Women's Dainty,
Serviceable Under-
muslins of All Kinds
In Our March Sale at
Wonderful Price-Savings
kVs r
1 all- "an
exquisite beauty and quality.
A Splendid
Assortment at
Exquisite
Garments of the
Finer Kinds
Suitable for the
Bride's Treutseau
or the Hepe Cheat
Included at
Prices Almest
Unbelievably
Lew
In white, flesh col
or and dainty pastel
shades elaborately
trinimed, or beauti
fully and simply tai
lered, uarmenta of
98c
Envelope Chemises and
Nightgowns at
Nainsoek and batiste garments, trimmed
and tailored. A splendid assortment.
Slip-en Gowns at $1.50
Made of figured Windser crepe and fin
ished with hemstitching and shirring.
Twe-Piece Pajamas
$1.98 te $2.98
Madras, percale and dimity pajamas in
plain colors and striped materials. Ceat
and middy styles very popular.
Large Assortment of Hq
Corset Cevers at 7C
Attractively made covers of lingerie
cloth, lace and embroidery trimmed. Caml
nU models Included. , . .
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Men's and Yeung Men's New
Light Weight Suits for Spring
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A Value Without
Comparison
in Philadelphia
;
$37.50
Thoroughly high-grade 8uiist
in point of fabric-style tai
loring and finish.
Snappy Sports Medels Single and
Deuble Breasted Fitted Styl6s and
a splendid line of the new easy-fitting
Twe and Three' Butten Sack Coats
for business wear.
Alse a Wonderful Assortment of
Conservative Medels in geed-looking
patterns and styles the largest and
finest showing in the history of our
Clothing Stere.
COLORS
Black, Gray, Blue, Brown, Tan and
Green Mixtures, Stripes, Checks
and plain Celers.
Tartans, Overplaids and Novelties
FABRICS
Tweeds Unfinished Worsteds
Hemespuns Cheviots
Herringbones Cassimeres
Serges Velours
Exceptional Value in
Men's New Spring Tep Coats
Tweeds, HcrrinRbenes, Hemespuns, Cheviots, Unfinished Worsteds, Gabardines and
Whipcords Straight-line nnd "Sports Belt" Medels, with Regulation Set-in or Raglan
Sleeves. Geed-looking light mixtures.
$35,00 Spring Tep OJO O ' $50,0 Spring Tep $37 50
VOuis at. vOais ai
$45.00 Spring Tep gQ1 CA $60.00 Spring Tep gJQ KQ
Oats at. LOats at. .......
. f .SneLlenbiJPqS Third Fleer
Tep Notch Values in Our
March Sale of
Beys' High Grade
Furnishings
54c
64c
Beys' $1.75 Shirts, Ea. M Ol
Well-made shirts of fine P1
printed madras and harmony' percale, in
cellar-attached and neckband styles. Sizes
12 & te 14.
Beys' Blouses, Each. . . .
Of geed-quality percale in a
large variety , of neat stripes. Collar Cellar
attached style, with soft cuffs. Sizes 6 te 1G
years.
Beys' Blouses, Each. . .
Of printed madras and hich'
grade percale, made with cellars attached
and soft cuffs. Tremendous assortment of
pretty striped patterns. Sizes 7 te 16
years.
Beys' Blouses Made te Ql
Our Special Order, Each
Of fine printed madras and Harmony
percale, with cellar attached, button-down
cellars and soft cuffs. Sizes 7 te 16 years.
Beys' Four-in-Hands, Ea.
In popular college and regi
mental stripes.
SnELLENdUrcS First Fleer
47c
Unprecedented Sale of the
Famous
Fine Big Stocks of
Spring Trousers
for Men
There's a Substantial Saving en
Every Pair!
All brand new spring
models, finely tailored,
in the best and most
serviceable light
weight woolen ma
terials. A complete line of
the most wanted colors,
patterns and fabrics,
including novelty mix
tures, stripes, blues,
grays and browns.
$5.00 and $5.50
Trousers, Pair. ..
$6.50 and $7.50
Trousers, Pair. . .
$8.00 and $8.50
Trousers, Pair. . .
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$3.65
$4.85
$6.35
Wardrobe Trunks
There Are It t any Styles of Belber
Trunks This Is One of the
Very Finest They Make
at $49.75 each
The. highest-grade wardrobe trunks en
the market the best product of the best
trunk manufacturer in America. There
is absolutely
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Made extra deep te held ALL your
clothes. Highly superior in construction
througheut5-ply bodies, covered and inter
lined with hardened vulcanized fiber.
AJ1 corners, clamps and hinges of cold
rolled steel, heavy brass plated, and hnnd
riveted. Fitted with a special locking do de
vice, simple and Becure.
All absolutely perfect trunks in
every detail. Sold with the custom-
twy aeieer guarantee.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Men's Finest $8.50 AlMYoel
Blue Serge Trousers G(l
at. Pair . $U
SsCLLENBJRcS Third Fleer
Special Sale of High-Grade
Girard Red & Gray
Tubes Guaranteed
At Such Extraordinarily Lew Prices
That It Will Net Pay te Bether
With Patched or Vulcanized Tubes
flNtrn. heavy puie gum floating .-4eck,
made of the finest materials piecurable, and
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.'lOx.'l Tubes 51.50
tfOx.'lK Tubes SI. 65
32x3 'j Tubes $2.00
31 t Tubes $2.65
32x1 Tubes $2.G5
33x1 Tubes $255
34x1 Tubes $2.().T
32x1ft Tubes $3.25
33x412 Tubes $3.25
34x4 h Tubes $3.25
35x412 Tubes $3.25
36x4 2 Tubes $3.25
33x5 Tubes $4.00
35x5 Tubes $4.00
37x5 Tubes ,$4.Q0
ui'ii
$1.65
$1.85
$3.00
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$3.75
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$4.50
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Little Beys' Ne
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Well Tailored
In Smart Tweeds
at$9.95Ea.
Geed-looking models of
soft-color Mixed Tweeds,
Herringbones, Pole Clethst
nnd Hemespuns, in new and
attractive styles. Sizes 2
te 6 years. One pictured.
Beys' Tailored
Straw Hats
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$2.50 te $8.95
Smart styles in white, black, brown and
navy straw.
Beys' Oliver Twist & fcO Q
Regulation Suits, Ea. v.Ui?
Splendidly made garments of excellent
materials all fast colors.
Attractively trimmed with rufllcs and
stitching, or in regulation styles. Size3 2
te b year..
Beys' Sturdy Overalls .
Made of a durable nunlitv
denim in plain or striped patterns. Sizes
2 te 6 years.
bNELLENBURflS Second Fleer
65c
"Blue Serge" Day in the
Snellenburg
Beys' Clothing
Department
Dressy. Well-Tailored Medels of Blue Serge,
Just in Time for Confirmation
At the Lewest Price Level They've
Ever Reached
$15.75 Blue Serge
Norfolk Suits
IJ7J Ttce Pairs
of Knickers
Full Lined
$12.50
G u a r a nteed
all - wool the
coats lined with
mohair through
out. Single
breasted model
yoke back,
with inverted
pleats.
$16.75 Blue Serge CM Q KA
Norfolk Suits lO.OXJ
With Ttce Pairs of Knickers, Full Lined
Of extra fine quality all-wool serge, the
coats mohair lined. Yeke Norfolk models,
box pleated. Alse single-breasted styles,
belted all around.
$20.00 Blue Serge QIC 7K
Norfolk Suits fDLO.iO
With Tice Pairs of Knickers, Full Lined
Of all-wool blue serge in a fine weave.
Expertly tailored coats, lined with mohair.
Yeke Norfolk models, box pleated. Alse
single-breasted models, belted all around,
$4.00 All-Weel Blue
Serge Knickers, Pair
Full lined. Well tnilered,
$2.50
$12
$15.75 Norfolk Suits.
With Ttce Pairs of Knickers,
full Lined
Of all-wool fancy cheviot, cassiniPres
and tweeds all coats lined with mohair,
leke Norfolk .sports model also single
bi pasted model, belted all around.
FwJrTvrgS Third Fleer
Just Received
48c Cretonne
Tp Sell at
19c yd
Ec'3i.dK quality; SG mches wide; beau
tiful piteiiis and colors. Ideal for summer
drnppries and perch fuinituic.
$1.25 Wicker Chair
Cushions
Reversible cushions, fit most any
chair. Tufted and well filled; cover
jucny eitiieniie.
SPECIAL
$1.48 Scrim Dutch
Curtains
Ea.
wicker
red with
98c
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Department Special Sale of
Highest Grade
Ax minster Rugs
Of a Well-Known Make
At Extraordinary Reductions
$65.00 9x12 lQ 9K
Axininster Itujrs at PQ:0D
$62.50 8.3x10.6
Axminstcr Rugs at
$35.00 6x9
Axininster Rues at
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