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MEMORIAL CHAPEL
22d and Spruce Streets
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Pnlm Sundnv Evening
Aritll. . AT KltlllT O'CLOCK
Sir Jehn Ptiilner'a snrrrl Meilltiitlen
The Crucifixion
'Sun by the
direction or
Antlpl.enal (7ielr under tha
Mr. Ernest Felix Petter
Ortan R-cltnl nml fluent soprano Holel-t
nt 7 sin l M.
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SPEED HARD COAL
WAGE NEGOTIATION
1 Week-End Sessions Arranged in
1 Effert te Settle Anthra
I cite Strike
LEWIS LEADING MINERS
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WOW OPEJV
fOK LUNCHEON ONLY
10 "THE FRENCH ROOM"
(One flight tin) comfortably
seating UO p-rnnn
SPECIAL
MID-DAY LUNCHEON
Includl-icr eupi choice of (Up
nlK'Cliil pliittcru ullli trcct.iMei:
den-crt: brenii and buttrrt celTce,
ten or milk.
65 cents
IAlrlen Symphenr Trie will
play from 1 te I In the
French Keem
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER, $1.00
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FOR RENT
612-614 Chestnut
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900 Square Feet
Frent Roem Geed Light
Elevator Service
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606 Chestnut Street
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A PERFECT
PICTURE
which needs no retouching Therr nre no
wrinWe te be erased, no akin blemishes
te be hidden The complexion clear, oft
nnd smooth adds chnrm te the face and
the picture insteid of flattering brings out
the individual beauty
0"auty Bleach, n harrrless cold cream'd
kin breutifier has been iipplled Jut b-.
fore retiring each ntsiht and all discolor
ntiens such as tan, freckles or brown'
blotches hie been remeed without harm
te the skin Beiutv HIeich is for sale at
your dructjlst 50c the jar
i"'ll nml mn i i re r tusIi M mtih!
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Our
Twenty Years
of telephone service te
Philadelphia Business
Men have given them
better telephone serv
ice than elsewhere ob
tainable. The
Keystone
Automatic
Telephone
equipment recently in
stalled at a cost of Twe
Millien Dollars is the last
word in telephone effi
ciency, giving maximum
certainty, apecd and sav
ing lse
Ne limit te number of met.
age caff all you want.
Cost 30 Cents
per day
Keystone Telephone Ce.
135 S. 2d Street
Philadelphia
Ski.
n.v (he Associated PrcM
New Yerk. April 0. Week-end es- I
i 'Ions of tlie nnthrnrlte miners nnd ,
'operators' siib-cemtnlttee en wnpc con-1
trnct ncgotfntleiis were agreed upon by
both pnrtlrs today In nn endenver te
s-cttln tlie linrd-eeal strike. I
Tehn L, Lewis, president of the I
I'lilted Mine Workers, wns at the head
' of the union delegation en the committee
and the miners predicted they would i
'complete their cnc by tomorrow night.
The operators, who hae retained n'
formidable t-tnff of economic research
expeits, iinneiiiieed they would be ready
by that timp te support their demands
for n decrease In miners' wanes. I
IleperN that the State of I'enniyl- i
Minla had calleil upon the union te fur- '
nlsli flic lighters for another mine con-
tlagratleu, which broke out jesterday,
were verified bj William J. Urennnn,
president of District Ne. 1 at Scranton.
Mr. ltrennan tald he would peek per- i
mission of the nib-committee today te i
iletail the neecssnry number of fire fight
ers nt once.
The file, which is the fourth for
which help has been sought since the
trlke began April 1, is nt the Lee col cel
Ueiies nt Wilkes-Harre, according te
Mr Kidman. The only way It can be
Mibdued, he said, will be by linking n
new shaft directly Inte the heart of the i
blae. Scernl bundled men probably ,
will be required for this job.
Three ether fires also are being fought
bj the union men: one at Wlllccs-Hane
and two in the Scranton district.
Indianapolis. April 0 (By A. V.) j
IMiins for piesking the work of organ
izing non-union West Virginia miners,
te Mippnit the nation-wide suspension
of we-k eidercd by the I'nlted Mine
Workers of America were considered
today nt a conference here of William
(ireen, ecietnrv-trensurer of the union, '
nncl Lawrence Pwjer. of Ileckley, W.
Va., n member of the union's Kvecutlve
Beard. I'lnnnelnl mntter- and the send
ing of mere union organizers Inte West
Virginia wtre understood te have bien
under discussion.
Assurance was given te Mr. fireen bj
Mr. Dwjer that LM.OOtl miners In the
NVw Hnef held nnd the Wlndini; (Julf
field would be tnllstid te the union's
cause before the md of the week, nnd
th West Virginia leader suggested that
efiicers of the international union later
consider htddinz u meetlns nt Bluefield. i
W. Vn.. te address the miners, several I
thousand of whom he asserted would i
come from non-union fields net jet1
re.ichcd b the union's organizers.
Pittsburgh. April fl. (IJy A. P.)
An answer te the Imitation of Chair
man Nelan, of the Heuse Laber Com Cem
mlttie, te repreentatlcs of the Pitts
burgh Ceal Producers' Association te
meet with I'nitet Mine Workers' offi
cials in Washington, was expected te l.e
forwarded te Washington today. Ne
Indication of the nutiue of t he iepl
was given out at the meeting of the
operators' association jestcrdny.
The association did, hewcier, make
nubile n letter te Secretary of Laber
Davis, written bv II M. Clark, of In
diana. Pa., president of the Associa
tion of Ilituuilneus Ceal Operators of
Cential Pcnnslniila. in w lilcli Mr.
Clark chaiged that the I'nlted Mine
Workers, and net the. operators, hail
broken the wage agreement bj striking
April I.
Morgaiiiewn, W. Va., April fl (By
A. P. I Ceal company officials in tit -iect
charge of the mines in Monengnlia
Count will be held strlctlv accountable
for the manufacture and possesien of
mennhInt liquor in the mining com
munities under their control. Prosecut
ing Atterne Posten lias announced, A
i op of tl.e eidrr has been mni'ed te
ciuli of the mine opeiateis.
Peisens actually In charge of 'he
lines where liquor is found in the fu
ture v ill be held eilmiiinll icspens).
ble for aiding and abetting a violation
of the law, Mr. Pestcu said. This, step
w.s taken te t educe te a minimum the
suppl of liquor in the eeuntv and is
iieiissnry for the pietectiun of life and
inqiertv, p.irtieularlj dunng the ea!
stlike.
REPEAT DENIAL SHAKE-UP
I ls COMING IN TREASURY
I Officials Admltt However, $eme
"Shift" Will Be Made
I Washington, April 0. (Uy A. I'.)
Ticasury Department officials reit
erated today denials f ntiy project for
I sweeping changes in the personnel, but
said shifts might be matin from time te
lime in the process of bringing thef
service up te tlie lilglieKt stnnclnrd et
c. IBcicncy.
I There already hns been, nccerdlng te
I high Treasury officials, what innv be
termed n reorganization of the customs
, service, particularly In the New Yerk
cifflcra which was made thr subject of
a special study bv Assistant Secretary
. of the Treasury Dever.
I With reference te the Internal Itev-
entic Itiucnil, It was said Secrctnrv
.Mellen contemplated no Immediate.
changes In I he mere tmpmtaut per-'
(sennei. .uoiieu, tnc emcinls said, con cen
sldered the excess profits tax te be
tlit; cause for most of the complaints
against the income tnx unit. Cases of
that nature arc being rapidly cleaned
up.
EMMA CALVE'S PROTEGE
I French Prima Denna Takes Wichita
Girl Singer te Paris
Wichita. Kan., April fi. (By A. P.)
- Kathleen Kcrstlng. thirteen-ear-ehl
Wichita ecnllst. will tail for Prance
May 0 as the ward and pupil of Mine.
Kmtnn Calve, French prima denna, it
wa4 learned today. The French singer's
determination te take the Wichita girl
I ci France followed n test of Miss
Kerstlng's voice nt her home yesterday.
BALDWIN IS CANDIDATE
Fermer Speaker of Heuse Out for
Congress en "Wet" Ticket
Media, P April 0. ltlchnrdT.
Baldwin, of Chnddsferd, who was
Speaker of the Heuse of Representa
tives In 1010, threw n Jelt Inte the Re
publican organization by announcing
ih candidacy for Congress against
Hcprcscntntlve Themas 8. Butler, of
Chester, and former Representa
tive Jehn H. Robinson. Their petitions
will be. filed today. Just what ef
fect the candidacy of Mr. Baldwin will
have Is n matter of serious conjecture
nineiig politicians.
Mr. Baldwin Is an avowed "wet,"
and he will make prohibition his
Issue. It Is known thit neither State
Senater T. Larry Kre, of Chester
County; Governer Sproul, Jehn J.
McClurc nor ether leaders will support
Baldwin or ltoblnsen. Mr. Koblnsen
will also be n "wet" candidate.
EMPLOYMENT GROWING
President's Conference Receives En
couraging Reports Everywhere
Washington, April 0. Employment
conditions throughout the country con
tinue te improve, nccerdlng te reports
Teeclved during the Inst ten Us by
the President's conference en employ
ment, Arthur Weeds, chairman of the
Emergency Commission, announced
jestcrdny.
"The upward trend," Mr. Weeds
said, "while net great, still continues
te held, with the number of lobs avail
nbe slightly Increased, coupled with n
corresponding decrease in the number of
applicants a most hopeful sign."
WANTED-A MAN
"D ETWEEN the age of 25 and 35, with executive ability, geed
t-' education, character and pleasing personality, and who has
had several years experience in selling or in commercial work
which has brought him in contact with the public. If you have
these qualifications, there is an opening for you, with oppor
tunity for advancement in one of Pennsylvania's largest cor
porations. 5 In applying, state our age, education, actual
experience, salary expected and any ether Information which
would indicate your qualifications for the job. All replies will
be treated as strictly confidential. Please reply te
A 308, LEDGER OFFICE
GYPSY WOMEN FINED
HAN AN
SHOES
fertMen
for Women
Strap Sandals
$12
v'
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A ariety of styles at this price.
Patent Celtskin.
Gun Metal Calfskin.
Patent with Gray Suede quarters.
Made Expressly for
HANAN & SON
1318 Chestnut St.
HANAN & SON
Twe
Convicted
at
VtUntie (it.
of Fertune-Tellinfj
Shere
April 15 I,enn Wil
liams nnd .Miiij .lelms, gjpsics, .weal
ing fur c j.its anil with their beads
winppcsl in icilcucil h'ludker lib !-. weiu
convicted of fm tune-telling tednv be be
leie Acting Iteiercler Jeseph A. Corie
nnd lined N") and sentenced te nluetj
ilnvs in j.iil. The jail sentence w.is
suspended
A girl detective ! Ian d that Lena
Williams luul whispered tn lier a tale
of two let cis. cine dark and the ether
blonde, unci advised that she mairy the
ierine.i The' Williams woman warned
lier that an evil splut hevneel around
her. and for an extra fee of i! she was
given herbs that were guaiantced te
pi eite it her from misfortune The glil
ijse testllieel against the Jehns woman
REST FORPERILOUS FLIGHT
Portuguese Fliers Leave Cape Verde
Islands April 5 1
Uslxin. April fi (H A. P i -Advices
fiem St. Vincent, Cape Veiele
Islands, sa) the Portuguese naval cap
tains, Sac iidurn nnd Cutitinhn, will ic
Miine their trans-Atlantic flight nt ."
P M. April 11, nccerdlng te pros pres
cnt plans. Thev epee t te arrive at
the Island of Fernande Noreuhn, off
the coast of Bruzil, at 11 o'clock the
next eln.v, cev eilng the KiflO miles of
the third and most hazardous leg from
thl. city te ltle de .Inni'ire
The hjdre-nlrplane ilie.v are using Is
enl able te e'ltrry gusollne Hiithcient
for eighteen hour' flight. The aviators
an heel ut St Vincent two hours ahead
of their schedule, making the flight
from (innde Bnj , near I.ns Paliims,
f'nnarv Islands, at t he rate of 14S
kilometers (about ninety-two miles) an
hour.
Winner of "Slogan" Contest
MRS. WILLIAM H. BEARLEY
30 Vassar Ave., Swarthmore, Pa.
"Built en the Square
What We Claim Is Right There"
Sewing Made
a Pleasure
Majer F. J. Breckbill Dead
Brhlgtert, Conn., Apnl II. (Bv A.
P. I Majer Frederick .1 Breckbill.
nation. ll eeniuminler-in-elile f of the
Nnval and Militar.v Order of the
L'nileil Stales and superintendent of
mailH at the local pestnllice, ilicel stid
elenlv tedaj fiem lieait trouble. .Majer
Biukblll was born lu rihelb , (J , tifty
three jears nge.
i MerBe Argument Postponed
Washington, April Ii -Argument en
the demurrer of Charles W Mcuse, the
New Yink shipbuilder, anil ethers in
dicted en charges of conspiracy te cle-1
fraud In connection with war-time shlpl
centractu, was postponed by the Dis
trict of Columbia eurt until April 21. 1
Honorary Contestants
Mn. Emily M. Scott, 44 Hepkins St., Woedburr, N. J.
"IVerA eltctriRtd; pltatart magniRtd"
Mr.. W. I. Wolfien, 2014 Walnut St., PhiU.
"It itami right. It ii rignJ"
Llewelyn L. Willi.mi, Bristel Pike & Bd-nliiuijn Lint, Cernells Htiikti, Bueki Ce.
"Te tew or net te ttw it'ne qatttien whtn a W. & G. it in the hemt
Mrs. A. G. Renr, 11 North Sacrtmenie Ave., Venter, N. J.
"Speed Stivict Stability"
Mrs. T. J. Huntr5 North St. Bernard St., West Phili.
"It't tilente relaxet"
Mrs. H. R. William-,4601 Cedar Ave., West Phila.
"Sew lime, space, uerk, money"
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Ce.
1709 Chestnut Street
11 jMmUtXaB ' sWIBHBkw
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Phen; Sprue 9199
iSERVICEi
The Fielder
A most adaptable, soft
gauntlet dress gleve of
varied usefulness.
Finished in the Centemeri
trattchant style it is the
acmeefsmr'tness.
'Seft, supple Nationals
qualityYterxch Kidskin in
white, black, gray, tan,
brown and mode shades,
self or tranchant finished
Fashioned and embroidered
with the inimitable art of
the Centemeri glove gleve
cr afters in Grenoble.
Centemeri
Gloves
4.00
Only 2 Saturdays
before Easter
123 Se. 13th St.
PhUedelphiaNew Yerk
CreiwbU, Francs
Hats Gowns
1517 WALNUT ST.
HAT
SPECIAL
The display includes every conceivable
fashion from the ever-smart tailleur te
the brilliantly colored flower hats that
suggest Easter loveliness.
Specially Priced Greup
Chodoff Gowns
sm
of
FOR GOOD LUCK
"Yeu should always wear a new pair of
stockings en EASTER.
Yes indeed, my dear, it brings geed, luck.
Henry always gives me a new pair for an
EASTER present.
Step in with me it's just around the corner
en Twelfth Street.
They will be glad te put a pair aside for me
tn hew Henrv when he calls.
Yes indeed we always go tv
Colonial Stocking Stores, 9ne.
"If it's HOSIERY we have it." '
117 Seuth Twelfth Street
Our SUver Sale Will
End Saturday
Only a few days remain in
which te take advantage of the
remarkable values offered
during this Clearance Sale.
Many desirable articles of
Sterling Silver and Silver
Plated Ware at greatly re
duced prices.
A personal inspection will
convince you of their worth.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
Goods purchased during this
sale may net be exchanged.
iSSBBBlS
E yfliss Springtime J
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The Well-Gowned Weman Will Cheese Footwear
In Harmony With Each Costume, and . . . .
The Morning Walk
Miss Springtime will
take her "hikes" in
comfort and style.
The
Stride
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ItsstsKiSnt
2'we.rene Tan Calf
Putty Celer Elk
Patent Celt Saddle
Cherry Tan Calf
Putty Celer Saddl.
$g
On Shopping Bent
These youthful pumpt
for "In Town," have a
simplicity of line, medu
um tee and few heel.
The
Flapper
Dalsimer Is 'Always in the Frent
Rank With Distinctive Medels
Tliat Will Add Smartness te
Your Appearance
THE interest of the woman of fashion
is centered en trim, well-designed
footwear. Among the smart modes
of the DALSIMER collection one notes
many touches of originality, little hints
of happy inspiration that have placed our
footwear in the front rank.
The superior workmanship, the slendemess of
line, both characterize the dlverse styles in our
wide Spring collection, and yes, there is another
important feature which they share moderate
price, for we are able te adhere te our, policy
even in the case of these custom-made models.
The Afternoon Ted
Chie and Dainty in ap"
pearance and it will
give the wearer a repu repu repu
tationameng her friends
for a pretty feet.
The,
Ritz
Patent Celt
(With Gray Suede)
Dull Calf
(With Gray Sued.)
White Glace Kid
Brocade
Silver
$10
$12e
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Patent Celt
Black Satin
Patent Celt
(With Gray Buck)
Tan Calf
Black Calf
$g
$8
At the Country Club
as well as for the
Street, this Sports
ityle oxford will be
considered smart.
The
Tweed
HOSIERY
On Dress Promenade
"Dressy indeed" is this
Twe-Strap effect the
ftp-fee of newness.
The
Avenue
AAcMrMWM
There is no denying the charm of
silken hosiery that repeats the shoe
shades. Dalsimer Hosiery Depart
ment is one of the most complete in
grades of best quality and finest
luster.
rtira Sill; Hosiery
With Hale feet and
carter top. All the
new spring $1.95
shades .......
Superior AH-SIIfc
Chiffen Hosiery j OQQ
In black only
Sperfa Silk Clocked
Heiieru for tweed
suits. Shades of blue,
tan, rose and $ .f-j
lavender
f S-atraii Stlfc Wejer
in all new J J5
spring shades. -
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Patent Celt
(With Gray Suede)
All Patent Celt
All Dull Calf
$10
ik
Light Tan Calf,
rfuic fan saddle.
Cream-tinted elk with
'I an (Julf saddle and tip.
Rubber sole and spring heel.
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THE BIG SHOE STORE
Four Floers With Seating Capacity for 000
Men, llemcH, Misses, Beys and Children
1204-06-08 Market Street
A Dinner Party
The assurance of being
well gowned is en
hanced by the wearing
of this Side-Gere model
of elegance.
The
Princess
Beige Buck
Patent Celt
(As Illustrated)
Patent Celt
(V'lth Gray Suede)
All Patent Celt
Uiill Calf
Cuban Heel
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$10
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