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MARKET ' CHESTNUT : EIGHTH t NINTH
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Phad!phia, TuMday. June 6, 1922
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The Queen Quality Shoes for women new sell
ing at half price arc stylish and first quality simply
selling the makers' surplus lets.
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Philadelphia's silk business center's at Gimbels.
The June and February sales are the public's harvest
Wednesday
Wednesday
times.
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Holds Court-Martial Verdict a
. Victory, but Fears Beard
, of Examiners
'Hits CLASSIFICATION PLAN
Although he scored wh.il l ernpinllr
dmittcd thrnuchniK nrmy i lrep! n n I
Tlrtery when he ns rcnornteil en Uui
chnrgrb (iIi-imicp Millien! leave nml
tnnklng (nhv ciflielnl ktnteinpiil -mid
found sulllj. Midi (lie pcnnlt.x of Io Ie
nR llflj merits en the promotion lit
of officers for tit" wrlt'itR of hl fnmeit
PniwUnlsm" letter te I'rolflent ' I
llnnlliijr. Majer Malcolm WIicpIit Nidi Nidi Nidi
oNen new has eru a mere Utter li.it
tie en his lniiiils
His ceiirt-mnillnl trliil at ('iimp Li
Which attracted wide ntteiitlen lieratiT-1
of his attacks en the nre-cnt regular J
rmy system, reucludul list night. The
further MiiukIp en his patt te keep
from being ousted from the senlee was1
resiled this morning ulicn lip was1
atvkci for hi, statement (enccrnlng thei
cutcetii" et his ti al. I
"The erdlct of tlie beard was en- I
tlrely te my satisfaction," he said. '
"I have no cemplalnr whateef te,
make. It was a falrlj conducted trial
In my judgment I lime been Indicated ,
ler writing te tnc I'reUdcnt.
"Rut my hardest tight Is jet te come.
when I am called te Uosten te appear
before the Heard of Examiners who
placed me In Claw II. It 1 this rcrr
thing which I am trying te have abol abel
lhed because It is nothing mere than a
convenient way of the clique holding
their friends In the service and casting
out these who have Incurred their dis
pleasure. Class S stent Perverted
"The Mcm of elaes we-, adopted
during the war as a means of needing
out the mentally and morally unfit of
ficers. Its original intent cannot be
ciltlcizcd. Hut officers who compose
the beard arc new using it te keep their
frlendR in the seric nnd threw out
the undesirables, eten though th lntier
arc, in numerous Instances, mere ca-
jiaDie anil efficient. I
The aried career of Majer Nlehel- I
en is attested te by n glance at hit I
ervice record Hecegnlzed ah an un- '
usually intelligent officer and nu an-
therlty en cavalry and army tactics. I
he has seen service all eer thn world
iince his appointment as a lieutenant In
lOia. He was in the Philippine cam- I
palgns and along the Mexican border.
wjierc up wus cemmenucil ter Ills work
In training troops.
Following the ce'lapse of the Ttus
'ian Armj be was recommended te
handle Kus-'lan affairs here, but re- '
cfltrd orders te -nil for France in- '
Ktead. During the war he served in
Siberia with the Japanese (Jeneral Staff
and following the armistice was sent
te Parlf. where he superintended the
disbursement of millions of frnnrs for'
the War Reparations Commission, i
Later he iin la command of the de
tachment which salvaged the torpedoed
Turcanin off the oent of Scotland, an
undertaking whidi nearly ten the lives!
of tbe party. ,
Auther of Textbooks j
Tie has written wcr.il sikiKs en ra -airy
methods and maiieuxeis. one of
which Ik new being used b the Hrltfsh i
ennv as a textbook.
The court -martl-il beird was hmded'
by Colonel Orrln It. Wolfe, of the I'it
Division, Mmiinr of some of th thick
est tbhtlng ew'isias. Lieutenant Cole- i
net Jehn l. Bend, of Covcriini' Cevcriini'
Island, who was oeniioeicd witli the i
liergdell trial, was the law memhi r of
the beard, while Lieutenant Colonel i
Allan .?. tireer. of the .sixth Field Ar
tlller, was the judge advocate
On the defense ride was Majer God
frey It. Fowler, of the Twenty-sixth
Infant rj, acknowledged te be one of I
the best hgal minds In the num. nnd
te whom In patt Majer Nichol-en at-I
tributes his ioterj. .
SHOPKEEPER HELD UP !
Israel Marmet, 3105 W. Yerk st..
Says Bandit Get $650
TM-ael Marmet reported te the police
1 1 mi u iineuu ciiutpii ins store, ijlO.i
West Yerk street, shertlj before last
midnight, held him up at the point r
it gun and took SKiO from his pockets
Marmet cenduds a delluitesseu Snr,,
and wun standing behind the counter i
ha said, when the bandit cune in'
There were no customers in the meic
at the time and none of the nelghbeis
beard the alarm ghni aftei the robbery.
Little Benny's
Nete Boek
By Lee Pape
Jlr. and Mrs. Hews came te ee pep
and ma last nite, ami the wab taw king
about thlliss in genrel stitch as hew
mutch diffrcnt thlnfjs cost, and pep s,.,j, (
O by the wn, I made tome reiwiikable
home brew the ether nlte from a won wen
derfill reclpee, se in case jen peeple
k care te indube III be glad te ipp the
wet innterial,
Wy WillMlm oil ctntit meeii t., i.n.
you'd offer Mr. and Mrs Hews en of
that terrible stuff? ma sed. nnd 'pe.
wd, 'Well, I ndinit It wasent en tiling
te rave about weu you tried It, but If.
J.ad several dajs te age sluts then, and
taats preberly all It needed, a little age.
Well, Its 5 dajs old, If jeu think j
thats old enuff te le intcrduecd in pub.
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Mr. Potts, dent trouble en our n count.
t i no trouble at all, I assure it.
n the centrarj, Im recl nnxlcniH le j
hare pteur onlulen, pep scd. And he
MnMewnMulrb nnd came back wlthi
bottle of his wine and some glasses.
ina fl)inj. Mi goednlsH. Its changed
a Illin llu an.. 1 . I .t I. . t t. '
vHFi, .in iiaciiii uurrtrr man it was, is
ic sinpesed te de that?
Mat. certenj, pep sed, looking nt it
at If he wascnt sure. And he perec)
some, out in I glakses and ecrbecl
looked-at everybody as if they t'llden't
wtwt te be the ferst te taUt It and then
thty all taUtetl It together, Mrs. Hews
twitting her mouth up and her nose
lAWtl.knil i.nnffinr In l I. ...al ... l.iir
t'jV-t'au Mr. Hews looking an If 1m whh
R'jQ W,Uwnf the last half of Ms mint
fcj3fcPt Uta will, pep sajing, New I reelj
rS?!1 0,,r nnMt and enndid opinion,
aF'WM. but wet de you think of it?
u.wflr, i't wi putting hlr) gluts
tsl. wVb and leevlns It down, and .Mrs.)
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Women Medel Dresses Sample Dresses
Elaborately
Beaded
Dresses
Exclusive
Medel
Dresses
Just 76
All Told
Grouped
at
$49. 75
net n drc&s anienp
thorn made te sell for
less than $95; en up te
$125 values.
Mostly Imports.
The very loveliest
"soft tones of high col cel col
ers" that ever came out
of Paris, besides all
conquering black.
Sizes In this grouping
up te 48.
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(Imhrl. S'lens of Ires9, Third nor.
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Tomorrow A Sale of
Lew Shoes for Women
$3.85 and $4.85-SamPles
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Just a Fraction of Their Value!
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Actual hiimnles. Anil nnl rnl. no,,. cc.,.1- ..n.. j. j..t..i
Straps, pump,, oferds all the fashionable leathers and fabrics.
sample size.-., natuially 3'a. . and 4V-. Wemnn linndrncls nf miinc
i 01 01 . ; -. .-' "'"' ,T-- "wiiicii iiuiiuruus ui nines anav anticinate thep sm
pie Shee Sales and euler ahead, lcaing the selection entirely te us! ,. , lf, "ai f,
an ay anticipate these Sam-
The cutest Plaid-Muslin Vests and Sten-Ins.
Camp Underwear of crepes that need no ironing.
lacy envelope vnemises te wear under sheer
organdies
Muslin Underwear
at
A Most Impressive Sale of
Diamond Jewelry
Half-Million-Dellar Collection te Be Sold
At Saving of 33
Here by arrangement with one of the foremost New Yerk im
porters of diamonds and manufacturers of diamond and platinum
jewelry.
Will you enjoy the exhibit, as such? It is unusual.
Will you enrich yourself by spending?
Will you make assurance doubly sure by such comparisons as you care te set up?
ineusanas or pieces tnese among them
Uitml Price
Bracelet, single row of 31 diamonds $410,
Anether, with 43 diamonds 670
Fancy Diamond Bracelet four large diamonds; 235
tiny diamonds and 250 sapphires '9,280
Diamond and Sapphire Bracelet . . . . i 1 ,650
Bracelet 3 large diamonds, 218 tiny diamonds and
228 sapphires 10,225
Ring 3 large diamonds and 22 small diamonds. ... 215
Solitaire Diamond Ring platinum 325
Solitaire Diamond Ring Tiffany-style; mounting in
geld 450
Diamond and Platinum Two-Stene Ring 1,350
Platinum and Diamond Ring 4 large diamonds, 36
small diamonds and 40 sapphires 2,325
Platinum and Diamond Ring 3 large and 64 small
diamonds and 40 sapphires 3,700
Sallinr Prie
$286
410
6,190
1,260
6,818
137
214
229
916
1,658
2.300
in i iii 'i 1 1! iii i in m i ii mini" n 1 1' 1 1 . n 1 1 mi i n i m ui in e i r 1 1 ir jn iiu in in, i j n n i rniiir j i un 1 1 u 1 1. ;i ma ,i jliil-uia
s'j, u i mi ,in mil, ,
i A rarely elegant Ring emerald-cut diamond,
1 flawless, surrounded bv 26 diamonds sr in
platinum $16,200
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Platinum Bar Pin I diamond, 10 small diamonds. . . $ 20
Platinum Bar Pin I aquamarine. 12 small diamonds 335
Platinum Breech 3 large diamonds, 118 small
diamonds, 30 sapphires 1,895
Tassel and Chain 236 diamonds, 14 sapphires 7J750
Wrist Watch 30 diamonds. 1 4 sapphires. Fine im
ported movement. Solid platinum case 365
Wrist Watch 64 diamonds, 32 sapphires. Fine im-
ported movement. Solid platinum case 665
King l -3 -carat pure white nicely cut diamond 6O.OO1
$10,500 f
ti!
$75
221
1,255
5,005
239
445
38.95
Olmtwli, Jewelry sttlAi, nt flear.
$1
Values
$1.50 te
$1.75
Snowy white 01 lovely and pinkv.
Tailer-hcmhtitched whole tops of late
and ribbons hand-embroidered in pastel col cel col
orswith panels of organdie embieidery.
Ne end te their variety.
Hundreds of Roomy, Extra-Size
Nightgowns and Petticoats
Included
-(inilirU, 1 lrl and s-fcend llenr.
Tomorrow
Five Hundred Girls'
Tub Dresses
at $1.95 we"
All jringhams.
Mostly smart checks every size! But plaids, tee
anil some lovely plain-color chambrays.
Blue, brown, pinK anu giecn.
0- te 11-ycar sizes.
(tirabtla, Firat fUer.
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V Car
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llu... 5WfflUfcBrv
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L m) LS21.95 w
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Sale : Babies' Pullman
Coaches and Stroller Carts
The Popular New "Three-Quarter"
Size Savings Werth Banking!
Stroller Sleeper Carts
$16 for Regular f22.50 Carls
$21.95 for Rtgatar $27.50 Carts
$25 for Regatar $34.50 Carls
A with adjustable dajsher. recllnlnc
-acU. storm curtain., easy spring, with
nber. y 0f Car,0- loem-woen
Alte Gondela Jun.Ai- P..1I .
Coaches, nt $27.96 Regularly S34
MAK. OROKRN FIl.LRn
GlmlieU, Fourth fleer. $2i
wP wwiiwy 1
S27.93
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Subway Stere Sale of
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IBAPt mebis eta 1, s pai or,
LOW
Women's fc (Over
SHOES
7000 Pairs, Including Other Gimbel Lines
$2.65
Htjra put h?rs down eujlnsf, Very
jsjjUtre, ei cerse ini no Judge,
nice
And
mwPii. )"VM Ws gltM down am) mu nut
?t&,J,l"l ew,, nd ?obedy took iiiinilic-r
m "! II the Hcnsfrf ken'j loekln:
f'Hs Hter w "" Ihcy took their frrM ,
PR taW.wltli ti(er (hrj went home 1 tuuk
Semen's at ?2.fi."i
Values Deuble
Mostly Walk-Over Shoes the result of a "weeding-out" process at the
factory didn't pass the censer as "perfects" that's the steryl Truly a money
saving shoe sale!
Newest Wanted Styles : Sports Oxfords, Strap Pumps,
"Flappers" and ether stylish models
Whites, black-and-white, tans, browns, blacks and two-tone effects. Tomorrow
at 9 o'clock. Sale-priced Men's at $3.35, women's at $2.65
Men's -Cver
SHOES
$3.35
Save $3
A Greup of Women's
All-White "WALK-OVER"
LOW SHOES- l a -
Factory Rejects at P A
Girls' Coel
Colored Organdie Dresses
Ge en S(de Tomorrow al
$7.50 Japanese Matting Rugs-9xll ft. 8in., $2.75
In llulTy ruffled and
taileicU models with
neclty celhus ruf
fled or piped tdRin.
Large i-ash at waist.
H.35
Celers pink, blur,
imii.c and orchid.
All sizes for pills
of (i te 14 j cars.
,Scndid value at
SI. 3.1.
About Town
They're $2.25
Girls' Graduation Dresses
G- te M-ycus at S'J.tO. Vulurs $'i le $.S.
lnibtl, ulin Merf.
A'e mail or vltene erdcis.
Congeleum and Neponset Squares
-rounded corners, no border,, at away Ichh than half the price of the bordeicd rues
ZfJk' I IViJ1 I 9x9ft- I 72x9ft., i
$7.50 $6.50 I $5.50 $4.50
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CEDAR FLOWER STANDS
at $1.75
Suitable for lawns or perches.
200 RUSTIC WHITE HOUSE
CEDAR ARM CHAIRS AT $2.25
SETTEES TO MATCH AT $3.75
lllmh.l., PubniD Merf,
lilrnhfl.
6x9 ft.,
$3.50
Lhw"' Merf.
1000 Sample Curtains
Tomorrow
at-
A manufacturer's "read line." or ,
ured novelty net, for half-.sL or transom"
1 V yards lenp, ,'l8c each. '
lilmli.l,, huh,,,,, ,!,,,
filmlifl.. Subnny Ster.
II r
w omens
Mignonette Tunics
$4.95
A Special
Purchase
As pictured. Choice
of white, pink, bibquc,
Buiy, black and navy,
.Slc.'J8 te 41. Alail
eider.i llllcd. m.j,-,.
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Men's at $3.35
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Little Children's
Organdie Dresses
at $1
Values $2 te $3
Cule summery little f locks for
kiddies of 2 te 6 yearn.
Pink, blue, eichid maize and
white; ruffled or pleated and with
dainty touches of hand embroidery;
large i-ash at waist,
excellent nluc Ht SI.
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