llwl PBBfiKfTOMSi WtSS .' ' il. v- " .'si aV" jWrry.s .r-si-. BbRkj l-.,j:i.'MUtMk.7W. . IVJK-UM4J il-'Wi-lM 1TI -A'SVtW i n mut nirn s t ,v --..v. , rr.v"i7.' f ' .t-tv ''"WlrtKMW."-.V!,BLV.rVr -vv . '.mi;hm V r t . .'' & && V',U?. Ei. r .!Vi CVJfT k In l. ft. rx ti tf IV' . . X L " & - r-Thr- 'i ELlK L, mm? mfjM. kii HOtlSRUrttn r.nnni aJK " BMKIAF. THIS WEftK -1 t Mfttwatv TirMwrller IImIu 1 Mshwiey rut-Tep IHAk ' 1 rt Mahener DlrwttV TM T b Mid fr ilmn chanea ehean. V ' Mriaaa !..... M..L.I C C Oftn Btc. Bel. 1004. Free Dellterr (YOU jMay Park Your Car -HERE t Absolutely Ne Obligation 1 rfLDNE MtturtAHT mm arm nwr If AKD CHfcSTNUT STS DOYLE WILL ECH 11-i SPIRITUALISM Sir Arthur Says It Will Revivify Religion and Destroy Materialism quatts t OhlirehM Lap$ SoudVrten, !., April 10. Hecnuee n full calendar month did net ellipse nftcr line execution or me wm or We late H;neR S. Meyrr, Houdcrten unilertnkrr, a number of public bequests tt forth In tlie document fall. The Christ He- I formed Church nt Indian Creek", nmr here, le.cs $100, nnd the wlngii lie. $400. &AI&1& GAS RANGES Central 1 BY All Sixes, j ! II i J Styles and II The fii range that bakes with freie air and reduces yejt (at bill. Ciwl nnd !2 Water Heater" Sand ln.V'ntiiiirmM Ver Heater Arme Kllterlnc flue Cryst.il White Hefrlrrnitern Wm. Akers Jr. Ce. 10th & Filbert Sts. GAS APPLIANCES lintel nnd Itntatinint Supplies, riilnn, (iln- nnd "llvernre TAIII.E AMI llhl) I.INKNS tedy May t that.ef MImIhi Ktaat , Buy City, Mich., April 10. A body believed te be that of the Ilcv. Henry . Ueynelds, Detroit pastor who vun Isliejl whlle en his wny te church No vember 1H, wer found yesterday In Sag. Imiw Hlver here. A nntlen-wltlc search wiih carried en for months following Mr. Ueynelds' disappearance. He wan a war veteran nnd suffered from shell shock. We Are Giving Our Best Te our customers our very best advice based en the way the coal situation leeks from the inside. This advice is te delay winter bin-filling orders te buy only for the needs of the next few months. And we are giving them our best coal as always, because the coal we new have en hand is from our regu lar source of supply every ten American Quality. Te these net already our custom era, we arm offering our best quality and service and advising that it is a geed time te test both. Ttrwrican HERE FOR LECTURE TOUR New Yerk, April 10. Within fifty yenri spiritualism, backed by the over whelming force that Is new mobilizing behind the psychic inurement, will ,xveep the world nnd take the place of Hie religion of today religion which tins long been decaying nnd Is becoming a mere formality. This In substance is the me?sngc tizrnught te these shores bv Sir Arthur Cennn Deyle, the distinguished l'ng MMi novelist, who arrived from Liver pool yesterday en the White Star Liner Hnltlc, te preach the doctrine of spiritualism "In n series of fifteen lec tures that will carry him as far west us Chicago.- There is no money in the pilgrimage. It Is a labor of love anil the proceeds of his tour will be used in furtherance of what lie called the entire. Clilldien Fearless or Death Te get away from the dense smrkr , of tlaKlillght powder he picked out a i windy doorway near the promenade deck, nnd there answered questions con cerning hU big theme. He had spoken' hardly a dozen words when'thrce robust . children romped by him from the star- j heard side of the companion wn te ', pert shouting "Come daddy, iiuickly. i There is the Statue of Libert). "Yes, jes," he answered, "I have I seen It before." Then following then I with his eyes he lenmrked: " There go my children spiritualists all of them. i Happy children who have no fear of I death." I In response te a question as te his proof that communication with the dead was possible, he replied with conviction that he knew it was .se because he hail talked with the dead hlnvclf. "I have talked with move than tent of my dead." he said. "Through n medium, of course, because It is nec essary te have a delicate materializa tion ns n means of communication. 1 I have talked many times with my se.i Klngsley. who did of pneumonia In N"n ember. 101S. after his return from , the front. Happier There Than Here I "It is si delightful and comforting 'thing te knew positively that we 'live after death and that we knew whither we are going. There is little difference , between this life nnd the life beyond. j We lime found that It Is difficult te renvtnee these who have passed en Hint they are dead. They are hnpplcr after death than we are here, nnd there Is no pain." "It is the one great final antidote te matcrtnllsm which Is the cause uef most of our recent world troubles. If we enn make this geed and the case has only te be clearly stated te be proved then surely America lias geed cause te De proud tnnt tins creai re i statement of the fundamentals of re I llglen should have come upon her soil. ' It has been degraded by some who 1 believe In It. and derided by nil who did , t net. but the time has come te rcceg- i nize the vital geed that Is in It. and te free it from sordid influences." ' GEN. 'V0NFALKENHAYN I IS DEAD AT POTSDAM' One-Time Chief of Staff of German Army Rerlln. Anrll 10. (By A. P.) Ocn- I oral Erich von Falkenliayn, former 1 Minister of War nnd one-time chief of ' staiT of the ("Jerman Army, died Sntur- dnv at Wild Park, near Potsdam. ICE COMPANY PHA! la 6vmy (Bex The world, they say, is a mirror. Did things leek happy today? Sure, it's been a long winter, and coal's been high, and Ihit shucks ! New April's here! And Easter's coming! And somewhere neur there's a Happiness Candy Stere. A friendly place chuck full of delectnble Easter sweets. All served in a manner that sends you away with a smile. United Haoeiness Candy Stores Twelfth anil t'healnut Street i i If lOV inarMi nirrri t 110 Boetli BScl Ntreet mA flatMiiliiiar tt Aia. PP?r!rtwil At.. VENIZELOS DENIES RUMORS Ex-Premler of Greece, New In U.S., Net Recalled te Power I Washington, April 10. (By A. V.) ' Iteperts that be had been asked by King Constantine te return te (iroeco te resume the premiership were char acterized as "ridiculous" by former Premier Venlzcles en his arrival here today from a tour of the Southern States nnd Seuth America. The report was circulated from Char Char eotte. N. C last night after the former Premier hud been greeted at the sta tion there bv a number of his country men. M. Venlzeles said he could net understand hew such an interpretation could have been placed en nnvthlng he or members of his pnrtj had 'aid te thee with whom they talked at the .stntlen. The former Greek Premier said he p'nnned te remain here about a week and probably would leave the I'nited Stute.4 shortly after the first of May te go te Paris. w LEVIATHAN'S TRIP OVER Great Liner Reaches Deck In New port News Under Own Steam , Newport News. Va.. April 1(1. ( By A. P.i The Leviathan. iiieen of the I American merchant marine passenger ' fleet, reached here seen after s, o'clock i this morning from New Yerk nnd was piloted te a spreinllv prepared berth nt the plant of the Newport News Ship building nnd Drydeek t'eiupain. win re she will be reconditioned for the Ship pine Beard, The big liner, trnveling under her own steam for the first tunc in mam months, made the trip without inci- (lent. Kscerted by a Heel of tugboats, ' nnd guarded by several coast guard cut cut ters, hhe proceeded through the narrow Newport News channel at a speed of six mil"- an hour. HELD F0R HAVING i"H00CH" Ocean City Fish Mercha'nt Arrested I In Atlantic City j Atlantic C.'ly. April Hi. Henrv D. I Hickman, nn Ocean City fish merchant, i was arrested today en the charge of i having in ills possession two (unrts of "White Mule. Prohibition Enforcement Agent Jehn It. Adams averted that Hickman hnd been supplying residents In Ocean City with whisky, or what purported te be geed rje, for !?-.."0 a quart, a remark ably low pi lee when bona fi.lt stock commands from Ss te SID. Adams b lleve the source of siipplv Is a "moon shine still" in the vicinity of Somers Point. belgiueJjcTsJrhine pay Nete of Acknowledgment Is Re i eelved by Hughes Washington, April 10. (By A. P) Acknowledgment by Belgium of the chilie of the American Cievcrnnient for payment of the cost of occupation of the American army In (iermnny hns been leeelvci! by the State Department. The Belgian (Jeverninent hns neve questioned the American claims. It Is said, nnd the note Is reported te be In every respect similar te the reply by France. Identic notes recently were addressed by Secretary Hughes te Orest Britain, rraae, ifiuei, iwtir anu Japan, yaiCSijiBBrw cgar Medallion Made of platinum and paved with 36 diamonds $400. The chain, also of platinum and set with 8 dia monds $250. VVc have assem b 1 c d a splendid collection of me dallions, all 'in accord with latest fashion. S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st: DIAMOND MErtCHANTS JEWKLKRS SILVKUSMITHS THINGS' WORTH WHILE if a and because we make them 25te40hTpHce The Tweed Capes and Coats Just Like Mether's and Big Sister's In their glorious colorings, and fine custom tailored leek, have taken the mother-heart by storm and the little ones just love them, tee. With hats of same material or straws with trim mings te match. These outfits create the most Striking effects adding te the little one's natu ral charm and a parent's joy in the children. Beys' Wash and Regulation Suits Girls' Dresses, Hats, Etc. W. H. EMBICK & SONS 1618-20 Chestnut EASTER At the Seashore PLAN TO TRAVEL ON "THE READING" AtUntie Cltr-I.ei.Te rhe?tSi?tD8?.R"w' 608 00. 9.00, U.CO A. M 2.00. 4.00, ""oeSKi lCUy,8Wildwied,lJC. Hay-LeaT. Che.tnut St. Ferrr 8 SO A. M 4.9B, a-00Bea'Xil Olty-I.MT. riieMnut St. frrr f JO A. M. Stone Karler- -I.etve Ch",,,5jjl.rY APRIL 15 AtUntie City- I.t Clintimt St. Ferry B.K). 8.00. 0.00, 11 50 A. M 1,00, 2.00, 3.oe 4.00, n.oe, e no. 8 30. n 40 P. M, ,. Oeean City! Wlldwoed, Oapa Hay- -Learc Chuuiut St. Terry S.50 A. M., 12.40, 4.20. (1 0O 1' M .,.., Bea Isle City Iar Chestnut St, Ferry 8 r,0 A. M. . ,, Btene Harber-I.caf fheatimt Ht. Ferry sr,0 AM.. 12.40, 4 M P. M. EASTEK SUNDAY, APHIL 18 .... AtUntie City l.eie rhetnut St. Ferry 0 10, 7.30, 8.00. 0 00, 10.00, '11.20 A. M y 00 6.00, 8 SO, 11.40 P M. Oeean City Leave C'Jirstnut St. Ferry 7.20. 8 r.O A. M. Stene Harber, Wlldwoed, Cape May Leave I'heatnut Ht. Ferry 7,20, 8.50 A. M. Lf'nre AtUntie City 7.0.'.. B.30. 10.00 A. M . 2.3.'.. 4 00, 5 05, 5.1 B. 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 000, 11 00 ' M Uate Oeean City 4,13. B.25 P. Jl. Iere Stene Harber 8 21 A. U.. 4 (is. S.l.'i I'. II. l.mte Cape May 0 15 A. M , 4 10, 5 IS P. M Leae Wlldwoed 6.18 A, M., 4 0.'., n.15 P. II. RETURNINO MONDAY, APRIL 17 Lente AtUntie City r.OO, 7.ih), 7.40, S.KI. 0.30. 11. 30 A. M 2.13. 4.00, B 03, fl 03, 8.0O, 11.110 I'. M. I.fuve Oeean City A.54 A. M., 1 30. 4.13 P. M. Leare Cap May 6.30 A. M., l.wi, 4 10 P. M. Leave Wlldwoed 0 30 A. M.. J.00 4 0", P. II. Leave Btene Harber 0.IH A. M.. 4. OH P. M Leaie Sea Iile City 11.10 A. M . 1. 00 P M, Pullman reienratiena relnf nnd returnlnr may new be made at Cheataut St. Terry, Reariln Terminal or City Tleket Offlee 1HI Chettnut St, Philadelphia & Reading System ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO THE SEA $ , Leave Cheitnut and Seuth fit. ferric 4 P A for AtUntie City 7.30 A. M. sv Fer Ocean Cltv. Stene Harber. Wild- vV weed and Cape May, leave Cheitnut St. rerrv 7,20 A. M., Seuth Bt. Ferry 7.10 Kverr Al u, Mb bunday Returnlnr leave all pelnti 5.15 P. M. a 4 . . me STk -t ertunities ihat rreciaim Our Leadership in Furniture New, when the genial air of Spring suggests that the home be put in order for the Easter Holidays, we present an array of Furniture that we de net believe can be matched from the Atlantic te the-Pacific Practically ev6ry noted Period style is represented, including the best of the Modern designs from our own great factory, as well as from the shops of the country s Master "Makers. Net costly Furniture, but quality Furniture. And such quantities and variety! We knew you will find here the very Furniture that expresses the ideals of character arid comfort, such as you surely have in mind for your own home. Plain-line Furniture. Chaste, ornate and richly carved Furniture, both for the modest and the luxurious home. With price ranges as well as styles te suit the requirements of every customer. Every Suite and Piece, we confi dently believe, at values far beyond anything the whole Furniture market offers, or can hope te offer. lfefeiBittcae - - - -m a Illustrated Frem Our Floers What could he mere charming than this French Colonial Suite, with its exceptionally quaint lines nnd homelike setting? A Suite that is the essence of refinement and beauty, cheery and waim with old-time comfort. Nete hew the varying detail of each piece accentuates the delightful harmony of the whole. The waterlcaf carving en the upper turnings and fancy burls en the pilasters of the bureau give just the desired touch of ornamentation. A very attractive Suite, at a reasonable price. Come and See These Rare Values We Mention Just a Few of BEDROOM ?1 62.00 American Walnut Queen Anne Hed- room Suite, 4 pIci'PH (1143.23 KiiBllsh Mahogany Suite, 4 pieces. .. .$272.30 Walnut Leuis XVI liedroein Suite. 7 pieces 8293.00 Ilrewn Mahogany Leuis XVI Ilcdroem Suite. 7 pieces $418.30 Walnut Kfoeny Leuis XV Suite. S pes.. S325.00 Brown Mahogany riilppenclnle Suite. 4 plecea ffloe.oo Brown Mahogany Leuln XVI Suite, 8 pieces 8783.00 the Almest Innumerable Opportunities : Amerlcun Walnut Queen Anne Bedroom Suite, 8 pieces $882.73 Walnut LeuIh ??V Betlroem Suite, 7 pieces $1510.00 LIVING ROOM Mahogany Llvlnc-Roem Suite, nprlnc feats, cev'ered with tnpe?Ury, 3 pieces $33.00 Overstuffed loose-cushion Suite, spring seats, covered, with tapestry, 3 pieces. .. ,8105.00 Overstuffed loepc-cushlon Sulte, spring seats, covered with tapestry, 3 pieces. ., .$235.00 Mahegany-nnd-Cane Living-Roem Suite, loeao cushions, spring seats, covered with hluc-and-geld damask, 3 pieces $300.00 Overstuffed loose-cushion Suite, spring scats, covered with blue mohair, 3 pieces, $480.00 Overstuffed loeae-cushlon Suite, spring seats, covered with brown mohair, 3 pea., $585.00 Overstuffed loose-cushion Suite, spring seats, coveted with figured mohair, 3 pes., $735,50 HUNDREDS OF OVERSTUFFED FIRESIDE. WINDSOR AND EASY CHAIRS Equally Great Opportunities in Dining- Roem Furniture Wicker Furniture Everybody Likes; -With mere te cheese from and less te pay. A Fairyland of Furniture whose cxnuisite colorings and rich upholstered effects appeal te all beholders. Cheese from the smallest of pieces te the most elaborate Suites at values that surpass anything we ever ' assembled in the Wicker Furniture line. Our Fleer Coverings Always Under Price One of the largest and choicest stocks of Fleer Coverings we have assembled for many months, and just in time for the Spring needs of the housewife. Practically every standard make and weave is represented Wiltens, Axminsters and Velvets. Demestic Rugs in Persian designs that are exact copies of the color effects of the original. Plain-tone Wiltens, Velvets and rich Chenilles in 9 and 12 ft. widths which can be made into Rugs of any size wanted. Rich tonal effects that are se popular new. On the whole a choice of weaves, pat terns and colorings hard te equal and virtually impossible te obtain elsewhere at this price. SUMMER RUGS. The newest weaves, designs and colorings, many of which are our own direct importation. Special These Rugs at Extraordinary Savings $42.50 High-Pile Axminster, size 9x12 feet, $29.75 $48.50 Seamless Velvet, size 9x12 feet, $34.50 $87.50 Royal Wilten, size 9x12 feet $67.50 These are perfect Hugs of standard quality, taken from our regulir st:k. A choice of very desirable patterns and colorings. Desks of the Better Kind Well.deslgned and well made Desks, that will give your elllce tone and character. Quality Ilesks at prices below current market values. F la t - T e p Desks in Oak from $17.50 te $195.00, and in Mahogany finish and Mahogany from $29.25 te $272.00. Refrigerators A rnmnrnhmisivn linn of the best refriger ators made. We are agents for the Leenard Cleanable Refrigerator, the Behn Syphen, the White Frest, the famous Eddy line, and ether well known mukes. R e f r i g e raters, from $14.50 te $358.00. Ice Chests, $15.75 te $39.25. SUGGESTIONS FROM THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT CURTAINS FOR THE EASTER SEASON .$1.25 per pair .12.03 tier milr . . . ,84,i5 per pair .$i.'-ia per pair tjxtnarl Ofirlm C'Mrtnlna Scotch Madras (Virtnlns EiCOtCH iuauin mi it. Kin, iuimi t-u , e. Marquisette Hemstitched Belder $1.' fine grade Vello Curtains with Silk Peplin Uulfle In asserted colors $4..' Net uunains, rim, i-iu. 30 tier nnlr .$1,05 per pair COUCH HAMMOCK .1,hWOl,1.",,VV",11 ,!Tnvy Ste01 ""glc ,ramea: vanned link springs, h- t n! . m KHt "ml tt"J8tnl''e backrest. Matt.ess nnd CovkerK;i.lherC0kt " chain attached te me Othr PnllPil ITntlHnnnlc. iji mm a ' ' ' ' ... " "pt ..f.i in nil 7,1)0, ... liSivstltnrA I rritfir.n uikn r!eli 4 'L,VT'C'rVTT TIAVUnvmn m mm -ndKurnuiirr.iVuf. iUUOU " "Aiunii rAim-iWia ier urniture or Furnishings mtr'd'm -u..; ever a period of several months can make convenient and satisfac erv luteiy iut -i're.if I arrangements. . "euui rudded Van. I BJVan Appstlxlng I.tinelieeiut In The Vnn NcUer Hettau. runt. Seivef 0. Manufacturers, Importers and Retailers MARKET STREET FERRY, CAMDEN, N. J. i Opens t $180 A. M. Telephone ( remmyltanla, C'nll I.emlmrd 200. m.,i,. m..., v . Utnwm Cleeee nt 5l30 1', M. Connections Jtew erey, lull LuniUen 280. Msrliet Hlreet Kerry lleate l.mid Oppu.lte Ilia Hlure
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