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HUGE EMEMLDMONO LOOT
u-.il Harrison, wife et the
f M. -" Vh0 St. Jeme, Annex,
!? T Washington, was toddpe ei
a ,nJ in WW" Sunday
' V&t W dWn train at the
rtM as bv ;'.. stntlen . New
V Pepnsylvania w - .
I & robbery becamcknewn today fl8
fc'.i . ..ti. r imr nuviim iviit ---
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1DB njw"" l.- hnvlnt? rcn
wfiilnm K. Miller, nor mm r
""iiv.r 400 Walnut street, prier
nrt.nfeV Europe n the Aeiiltanla.
"SBf. "- r t0 Ncw Verk t0
: " the trip from Washington te new
i a Mrs Harrison was accompanied
?'' lAand and daughter. lAnd.ny
V 8wU., M"frnTn ivlatthe
ffl-in i New 'Yerk large bags and
,U,ii. belonging te the Harrisons
?" rrlcd eSt en the platform of the
, Te novo ether bags Mrs. Harrl-tw,-.H
The one containing the jew
ZA nd and then t.elncd her
Ke nut en her coot. Slip then
h J? if i r hp hae. but it was missing.
WwSht I I KS been removed te the
' ffifMr tl.e porter. . She tried te
CnV te the platfermt dui ucr way web
WM7 f insured by Londen
The J5'i " T.,,i. Ainnnir the I
VnXv"9 a rln containing
'SkTls said te.be the largest emerald
in "his country, and one of the largest
.X world. Anether rare piece lsn
H rhsln set with nn emerald, ruey
fflelMOTd in two trlfell leaves and a
gKhdeOuerrc. The latter was n gift
te Mrs. .Harrison from Count Kehncr
it Btauriaux.
T8he list also includes the follewing:
DUnena bandeau with sixty-two diamonds
W'm' containing 851 rearl.lth
aianmri claip en end of etrlnr, one solitaire
Sirt ilrreunded with narrow and of roae
"!?? Marl and llmend earrlnOT.
Barpin containing aeventy-nlne diamonds
"iAffiKSpMid diamond cellar.
, Cabachen emerald rlne aurreunded by
WBwadMmXii'ld rlnr with two square din din
nendi and amall diamond In aettlnr.
Oblenr emeraFd ring surrounded by amall
"Vrtlew and white diamond rlnr.
Furl rlnr -nllh two dlamendi en either
""swallow pin with email diamond.
Fallible diamond bracelet containing- forty
thru diamonds at In platinum.
Black enamtl canity case with small dia
mond patterten en top.
Ja and diamond bracelet.
Geld chain et with ruby, emerald ami
S'amend. ruby and diamond in two trltell
Twrei and Croix da Guerre attached, dated
Twe ralrs emerald earrings.
Emelepe containing about twenty penrla,
U tnelere marked "J. E. Caldwell, Fhlla
Mlpbla, Fa"
OLSHANSKY RECITAL
irltene Renders Fine Program In
Excellent Manner "
':, Bernarde Olslmnsky, baritone, gave a
Kcital at Withertpoen Hall last cvr-
sJnf before a goed-bizcd audience, being
agisted by Doietliy Rust'llomcriwey,
Kprtne? Mr. Olslmnsky's part of the
preiram was vlilely varied in clmrac
t ter, and made'many dctnaiuls upon the
timer, all of which he met easily.
Mr. Okhnnsky ha n barltenp voice
e( unusually fine quality, and he hhti
If flits it with the grtnteht nkill. He sang
in operatic gruuii mid a group of I2ng
Ilih, but perhaps his best work was
done in the three Hiiineuiitn folk-sons'-which
he sang nnd n superb selection of
in Russian tongs, in nil of which the
lager brought out the native Slav cle
ment, which is the beul of all the music
of the North. - '
Miss Hcmenwny was nlmest equally
weeessful, showing u voice, of much
btttity tend tinging well the various
engs which bhe hud selected. Elsa
Treetichcl lnes wns an cfllclcnt ac
companist. FRAUD IS CHARGED
Twe Men Accuied of Fade Stock
Deals en Trial Here
u'fl'1 B- Wl"in'' end William M.
HeMullen nre en trlnl before Judge
Kejers and a jury charged with con-
inlMpv a .iAfn...i 4.. i. .
V n. . . "i"' iiiiKiisc ixnerr, et
' Owten, X. J by inducing him te In-
- "i in mwk et tn6 Automobile Hanking
' ruJr8"011 ,"",er mlsTeprpscntntien
, wit It was engaged in a banking busi-
, new and earning lurge dividends.
Q HAfSfJ"1, ,es,,1Hc(1 ,,e Invested almost
Jiuuu In Bteck of the concern, for which
aUf-rcc.e,vJ'! about 5500 ,n retllr'
EW.,0',lls bler-v- "e mill he
nunil that common stock, for which he
wis induced te exchange his preferred
, wk, was worthless.
C0NFERENCEWOtaLEAVE
Mme. Lutz, Brazil, Only One of 30
Entertained Here te Stay Over
Wll0V.n? l,m -l,c!'tlen 1 their
3E'ta,1bu.t. enr, et ,i,e thry emcn
e?f w ?. tl,e l-American confer
hew l..(altilmeT' wl, " entertained
cltr Terp',.er,uJ'' me dcpnrtrd from the
,.. hcy !ftVc,t?"ne te New Yerk,
ulth w"l "all for home.
rtawm.T nn le." "l I'utz- of Brazil,
tm :?! unl" J1"," "ftwnnen, U thn
StVi'n!" Mrs Jli,'lmnl M
"ae, .m i)e Lnnccy place.
; DRIVE FOR BELGIUmTTbRARY
"III Open Tomorrow at U. of P.
8tUdenta' AIH d.h.i.1
krilMi.t, ralse f"nds te help nav
C,.'v'bri"-y nt I.evaln;,Pn?ri
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"MARTHA" IN CONCERT FORM
Chorus Shows Splendid Results of
Hard Werk and Tralnlnpj
The Cheral Union, under the lender
ship of Anne McDonough, last evening
performed Flotow's opera "Martha" in
concert form before a large audience at
Mcettlsh Ittte Hall, -en North Itrend
street, the performance being one of
the most Important ones of Music Week.
As "Martha" Is an opera of pure
melody and that melody has little, if
any,, relation te the dramatic situation
of the moment, it makes excellent con
cert material. The Cheral Union showed
clearly the splendid work which has
been accomplished by the leader, Miss
Anne .McDonough, and sang through
out with cntliusiasm and snlrlt. as well
as (he greatest accuracy of attacks ana
releases and the ether technical things
which enter into fine choral singing, as
well as much beauty et tone. Miss Mc
Donough lias done n fine work with
What was in the beginning a chorus of
virtually untrained voices. She hn net
only taught them te sing well, but has
apparently given the members of the
Union a splendid Insight Inte the real
message of 'the music of the composer.
The soloists, whose roles were equal
in importance te that of the chorus,
wrtc Mildred Fae, soprano;'' Marie
Stene Langsten, contralto; Henry Our
ncy; tenor, and Franklin h. Weed,
bass. As may be inferred from the
names of these singers, all did the work
allotted te them In nn Irreproachable
manner. W. Lane Heffner and Edith
Myfnnwy Morgan acted as accompa
nists. Trelley 8trlkes Girl
While crossing the street, Elizabeth
Feebauer, eight years old, of lO.'if
Buckiua street, was struck by a trolley
car nt Frnnkferd avenue nnd Bucklu
street last night. She was taken te the
Frankford Hespltnl with injuries of
the head, face and arms.
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Did YOU Ferget
BUNDLE DAY?
ITNIS NOT TOO LAE TO REr
"MEMBER 'the, sick' and desolate
Armenians for whom Near East Re
lief is seeking old clothes arid shoes
before winter. t -
BRING BUNDLES
OR SEND THEM TO
NEAR EAST RELIEF REGIONAL HEAD
QUARTERS, N. E. Cerner Bread and Locust Streets,
Philadelphia.
ASA S. WING, Treasurer
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buyer-r-when you are wishing you had mere customers instead of mere
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concern you nave a goea ngnt te sen.
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what excellent values you offer.
This is easy for the man sincerely anxious te
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telephone Walnut 5641
write Rapid Addressing Machine Ce.
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And let a Belknap Service Man explain Belknap
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.Impertant: When he is working with you,
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BULLETINS
CIRCULARS
NOTICES OF
MEETINGS
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIE
Save en Summer's Most Popular 'Dress Cottens
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Printed Voile, 58c
Fine Dress Voiles printed in the block patterns that arc in
vegue this season. Navy or Copenhagen blue, gray, black or brown
grounds printed in white in a variety of smart designs. As for the
quality these are known as two-ply Voiles unusually durable.
' - atrawbrldee fc Clothier Aisle fi, Centra
White Voile,
55c
Beautiful Novelty Voiles away 'under price, though the
is just beginning. A special purchase of 5000 yards, ineV
many designs, open-work grounds with neat woven dots and.fli
and plaid effects 55c a yard. ' ' 3'
(&-Btraw bridge & clothier Alale , Centre
iWttstr
In Philadelphia is also
Music Week in this Stere i
The Chorus
Sing 8 Saturday
The Philadelphia Music
League presents as a closing
feature of music week, "Music
and America" A festival
performance in verse," sbng
and tableaux by the Straw
brjdge & Clothier Chorus, with
orchestra of 80 members,
Saturday evening, May 6, at
the Philadelphia Ice Palace.
Windham Player
Pianos for $475.00
Exceptional Player - Piane
value. Only S10 flr3t payment.
Monthly payments are only
$13 en our three-year plan.
FREE: A piano bench or
chair, and also 12 music rolls
of your own-selection.
Victrela in Console
Cabinet, $125
A special purchase of "sepa
rate mahogany console cabi
nets, especially designed te
contain Victrelas and ether
phonographs, enables us te
S resent this remarkable com cem com
inatien value.
The first payment that puts
one of these handsome Combi
nations into your home is only
$9 nnd covers the cost of
twelve 10-inch double-faced
Victer record? of your own
cheesing. Payments of $6
monthly en the Combination
Victrela and cabinet de net
begin until June.
Strawbrldse i. Clethl'r
Fifth rioer. West
111
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Satin
Crepe
$35.00
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Linen
and' Voile
$18.50
Can
Crepe
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Afternoon Dresses, $35.00
The lovely, refined types of Silk Frecks chammy-knit and
Canten Crepe, in black, dark blue, browns nnd tans, that one im
mediately associates with a smart neck fur and a large dress hat.
They deserve the best in accessories, these new Frecks, for while
the price is only $35.00, the quality is wonderful, and the style
distinction might belong te Frecks at double this price. Twe
models arc sketched: ethers in embroidered, beaded and plain
tailored effects equally attractive.
Practical New Frecks, $15.00 te $23.75
Crepe de Chine Frecks and Foulard Frecks, including the
plaited, straight-line styles; plain-tailored, beaded and braid
trimmed effects. Rust, black, brown and navy blue.
Dark Voile Frecks, $9.75 te $15.00
Black, navy blue and brown, with white dots or figures.
Tunics nnd plaited models, some with white lace cellar and
vestce. Many trimmed with ribbon and finished with soft silk
girdle.
Fine Cotten Frecks, $19.75 te $32.50
Ratine, voile nnd linen-and-veile combinations, some
severely tailored with just a few pearl buttons te accentuate
their trim lines, ethers with the softening touch of embroidery
Many with leather belts. Rese, gray, white, mais, russet, brown
pink, orchid and tangerine. The model shown above (S18.50) is'
VI l(ViltlU-t VII V
3- Straw brldt-e i. Clothler Second Fleer, Market Street
Princess Slips
Fer Girls of 6 te 14
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Dainty Cambric Sliife trim-
med with lace, at less thaa.
regular price. Ljttle girls, like,
them with sheer summer
frocks, for they nre se com'
"'""O" "WO I UUIITOl
Muslin, Unusnal at 880 ,
Coel for summer wear, but
sturdy. Strongly made, with
taped buttons. Sizes 2 te 0
years. Straw brldw k Clothier
'j;hlrd Fleer. Weat
A New Shipment
of Men's Van M
Heusen Cellars J
Van Heusen cellars loekihW
stiff cellars, de net wilt, shrink,
or wrinkle and are betti com."
fertable and stylish. Can be
washed at home as easily, as.fV
handkerchief. 1 s
Loek ever these styles: V
Cliff, Van Garde, 'Van Ince,
Van Esty, Van Jack, Van
Kissel, Van Hudsrtn, Van Lux,
Van Dell, Van Phil and Van
Dort They arc all here 50c
each.
Mail orders filled while the
quantities last.
StrnwbrldRe la Clothier
Alale 1, Market Street
Men's Plain Linen
Handkerchiefs, 25c
Handkerchiefs of the quality
of these don't stay en the
counters long Jhey go into
the pockets of quick pur
chasers. They arc neatly hemstitched,
and the best values we have
had at this price in sonic time.
Stranbrldne Clothier
Market Street Croaa Alale
Men's and Yeung Men's Siiits
With 2 Pairs of Trousers, $32.50
Sports styles for young men conservative styles for elder men. Tweeds, herringbones strines blue ,Prffe
and worsted.. Tailoring of faultlesscharacter-Strawbridge & Clothier standard.' A i S3 rangl' of K5 prac
tically all proportions. An extra pair of treusers-rte insure extra long wear. Remarkable value at $32.50.
A Wonderful Array of Suits te Sell at $25.00
i ,?P?rtS sutyle,s.and conservative effects in a wealth of colors. Net for many years has such fine Clothing been
marked at such a low price. . uiuumig duu
- Strawbrldie A Clothier Second Fleer. Baat
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Gingham Morning Dresses
Extraordinary Value, $1.95
Women who cheese these Frecks will be bmartly and
appropriately clad for home or street, and at the least expense.
Four models of checked gingham in the styles sketched.
Three with white organdie cellars and cuffs, a fourth with cellar
and cuffs of white pique. ,
All in the attractive, becoming effects of the season's low lew
waistcd Dresses. Sucji models are away out of the ordinary
at $1.95.
Barmen Morning Dresses, 16- and 18
year sizes Several Medels at $1.45
Waist-line, btrnight-line and two-piece models, designed and
proportioned especially for mieses and women with youthful
figures 16- and 18-year or 36 and 38 sizes.
Dresses of striped, checked or plaid gingham, some of per-
cuiu unit L-iiuiiiuiuy ?i.4u.
S-r--Biruneriaea . uiethler ThlrU Fleer Filbert Street. Weat
Men's New Wickham Straw
Hats, $2.85
The Wickhams this year are
wonders for style, quality and
economy of price. Remember that
Saturday is Straw Hat Day, and
get yours before the crowd comes
in. Just say "V"Vi.-. h
salesman heTTHtnew thnt vnu f.
mean you want the season's best
Straw Hat Value.
-r--Stranbrldie 4 Clothier Second Fleer,
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In the Art Needlework Stere
Stamped Goods Special
Discontinued patterns in stamped articles at gieat reductions
from the regular prices some one-third under price, some nearly
one-half less.
Stamped Unbleached Muslin Bed Spreads new $2.00
Full-Pize, including bolster. French-knot pattern.
Childrcns Stamped Dresses new 45c te $2JiO
Seme net quite as fiesn as ncw. Sizes from 1 te VI years in
the let, but net in each style.
Stamped Luncheon Setsnew 50c
Thirteen pieces, hemstitched for crocheted edge. French-knot
design.
Stamped Night Gowns new 75c
Stamped Scarfs, hemstitched, for crochet edge, 40c
vH Btrawbrldife & Clothier Third Fleer, .Market Street
Shoes That Fit
the Girl or Bey
Shrtes thnt mrt rt'lirt-irti;rtti.- i .i
u"wi-iiv correct, mat arc
'"l '" UU1 i-niiurcn Dy experts, and then the fit
roet-u-beope, an instrument that shows you
the effect of the shoe en the bones of the feet,
the children in te be fitted:
Children's Shoes
FIRST-STEP SHOES, white
buckskin or tan calf, plain
tees, bread, nature-shape lasts,
square-edge turned soles, pearl
buttons. White buckskin
$3 50; tan calf $3.00.
BAREFOOT SANDALS,
chestnut brown calf or patent
leather, bread natuie-shape
lasts, instep and ankle straps
3.25.
TWO-STRAP SAXDAL
PUMPS, chestnut brown lf.
bread, nature-shape lasts, welted
fitted te the
verified by the
by actual X-Ray
It pays te bring
RUBBER-HEELED OX
FORDS for boys; medium tan,
English and medium bread tees;
sizes 2U- te 6 $5.00.
Grewing Girls' Shoes
ONE -STRAP PUMPS, of
patent leather, plain tees,
square-edge turned soles and
low bread heels, narrow but
toned instep strap; sizes 2's te
7 ?G.00.
SANDAL PUMPS of chest-
nur nmu'ti rnii ... A..u.i a.
eaK-ianneti leather se es and wT,i t V ' 5 ' m lO08
spring heels, two narrow but- nchLth-" SIeS' 0nc-
toned instep straps. Sizes 8.t "Vf nl N 3' tW0 ,"arrW
te V-?5.00; lUi te 2-$6.00. &" ? 50 P aPS; " '
ter Beys and Youths
PLAIN-TOE HLUCHER
SHOES for little boys, modified
Munson welted last, tnnned
soles, spiint; heels, exact dupli
cates of U. S. Armv Shoes; sizes
5 te 8- $ 1.50.
ENGLISH TOE OXFORDS
for boys, light tan brogues, or
durk tun, with wing tips $6.00.
ONE-STRAP P Tr M p
chestnut brown calf, neat round,
..., nuuigiii, uis, peneiated;
pnk-tanned welted soles and low
bread heels, bread buttoned in
Btep straps; size IiV4 te 7 $7.00.
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tee shape; sizes U te 13 H-.
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