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PLAN TO SILENCE
Philadelphia, Wednesday, June 7, 1922
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Stere Hours, 9 A. M. te 5:30 P. M.
Fei The Subway Stere offers dependability and real
Thursday economy. Ne "cheap" goods te bait the public.
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Diplomatic Opposition te Pend
ing U. S. Legislation Must
Step, Harding Decides
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TTashlnRten June 7. The Until
tmg Administration Is determined
tt etep foreign diplomatic rep
resentative from publicly opposing
Vending tn'rlff nnd Milp fmbildy IcrIsIb IcrIsIb
tlen, but thcra Is no indication tliat
charges of Senater Watsen, of Indiana,
involving tlie British nnd Italian Am
bassadors, will be made the bnsis of
an international Incident.
The fact that Sir. WntBen, nn Ad
ministration leader in the Senate,
Yelced the Government's disDleasure of
the manner In which Sir Aurklan 1
Geddes, Ambassador Itehindl Illcci and
ereral British nnd French consular
gtnta have discussed the proposed
tariff Is regarded ns a sufficient "tip"
f te diplomats te refrain from further
public remarks en the subject.
If Scnnter Watsen's speech hai the
desired effect the matter will go m
further, and there was enerv Indication
me the result hoped for by the
Administration had been obtained,
The British Ambassador culled at the
ate Department In the nftcmoen nnd
conferred for tome time with Sccret.uy
uhcs. Xrlther Sir Auckland nor Mr.
Vines would dlscui the conference.
It Is undorstoed the Italian Ambas Ambas
ftder also will confer with Secretary
iMUghes, probably today, nnd the
incident,. If the plans of the Administru Administru
lien de net miscarry, will be closed.
Btc Auckland May Net Return
i Senater Watsen's rcfcrcnce te Am-
' hunder GeddeV Chicago speech, in
hlch the Britisher referred te the pro pre
Ofltd tariff ns n "barrier" te tradn be
tween 'the Vnlted States nnd Orcnt
Slilaln served yesterday te revive the
story that Sir Auckland would net re
turn te Washington following his an
nounced trip te England tlili summer
(Nothing efllcinl. however, was obtain
able at the British Embnssy'bejend con-
' Urination of the recent Londen report
,that the Ambassador expected te sail
from the United States shortly en sev
eral months' leave.
Information used by Senater Waton
fa his address. It Is understood, was
, ewnplled by the Republican National
mmittee, and has been placed In the
Meds of tth'r Republican leaders. In
h)dlng Senater Ledge, chairman of the
'JVwelgn Relations Committee. Appar
ently, the Administration's move wa-,
designed te shut off further discussion
en the part of foreign reprcsentathes
by elmply cnlllng the attention of the
American public te the fact that their
opposition was taking en the aspect of
. propaganda.
American diplomatic represcntnthes
In foreign countries are bound bv Fed
eral Htatute te refrain from interference
la political nnd Government questions
(pfthe countries te which they nre ac
credited. Ne American statute, hew-
r. covers the case of fereien renre-
Btatives here. The procedure In the
I of a diplomatic renreMntntlvi wlm
makes himself obnoxious te the rmmti
te which he Is accredited usunlly is "a
request for his recall.
Charges Erroneous Repert
The British Ambassador feels that
pi recent public reference te the
American merchant marine nnd ether
natters referred te bv Senater Wnt Wnt
en, of Indiana. In his tariff speech
in the Senate was erroneously
described, nnd has shown te Sec
retary Hughes n stenegrnphic copy of
Ills address In Chicago.
The reference te the merchant marine
according te the stenographic report,
ins as follews:
Anether large part of the British
tmrchases In this country was paid for
through credits established en account
of services rendered by the British mer
cantile marine, by British insurance
companies, by education given in Brit
ain and in ether less Important ways.
There is n great change, ngaln a.s a
jwult oAthe war, new taking place in
Connection with the rendering of these,
jervlces. Yeu, in your own interests,
re building up a great merchant ma
rine. It Is, of ceur-e, your right te de
te; but let us remember that when it
emes te the question of the balance
of trade between the countries, that
means there will be diminished credits
dollar credits for the British te pur
chase your goods within this country."
BISHOPS PROTEST TO LENINE
Episcopal Prelates Denounce Im
prisonment of Russian Patriarch
New Yerk, June ". The Episcopal
Church of the United States csterdav
cabled a pretest te I'temler Lcnlne. of
the Russian Soviet Government, against
the imprisonment of rntriuu-h Tiklien,
lend of the Russian Church.
The message, signed by the Bight
Bev. Daniel hylu'ster Iuttle, preMd
fln bishop, the Right Rev. Themas F.
Galler, president of the National Coun
cil, nnd the Right Rev. William T.
Manning. BIhIied of New ei k. read:
Episcopal Church of 1'nited Slates
of America most igoreusl pretests
niftiest ntteck en whole Russian Church
in person of 1'ntiinrch TIRhen, The
Christian conscience of America can
not tolerate such wrong."
Pretests against his detention have
been made by I'epe I'lus M, the Arch
bishop -of Canterbury and leprescnta
tlTes of churchmen in several countries.
c SAURY BILL PASSES HOUSE
1000 Women's and Misses' $12 te $15 SILK DRESSES at $6.75
600 Women's and Misses'
$12.75 te $19.75 Tweed
Suits at
$6.75
All geed sports styles.
All splendid tweeds.
And all the leading colors
apricot. Misses' sizes 16s and 18s.
Women's sizes 36 te 44.
-rose, -blue, tan, orchid,
Separate Skirts Twe for $1
Tweed-printed cotton alike en both sides.
All sizes. And a geed, roomy cut.
-Olmbtls, subway Stere.
1200 Women's Levely Gleve-Silk
Vests, $1.38 lfihst,
These are slightly irregular, and sold only at this price- for Sub
way Stere Day. $1.38.
2400 Children's Fancy Colored Socks,
ders.piated28capair
Would sell at 50c if "first" grade; special tomorrow at 28c a pair.
Olmbtls. Subway Stere Buy.
&9 Mostly crepes de chine and crepe knits. StT,
l"?. A few tricetines included. liVvW
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$6.75 Dress, $6.75 ' Dress, $6.75 $3.75 I
500 Women's and Misses'
$7.50 te $10 Tweed
Capes at
$3.75
Popular circular cut geed and long; with deep slits for
armholes, and big patch pockets. Graceful cellar; tasseled
tie-ends; big buttons.
Knit Bathing Tights Twe for $1
Black all sizes.
Bathing Suits Special at $2
Weel knit and cotton surf-satins. I
Gimbel, Subway Start.
Men's Coel Palm Beach U19 e
Quite Brand New I P
and Perfect
Plain colors and new two-toned combinations.
very well made. Sizes 33 te 50. $12.50
All fast colors;
(ilmbelit. Subway Stere Day.
Men's and Yeung Men's 1 de 7 c
Trousers gS f"3-'0
All-worsted blue serges, cassimeres and tweeds. Every pair
very well made. $3.75.
Gtmtwln, Subway Stare Day.
Big "Dellar Sale" of
Heuse Dresses, Bungalow
Aprons. Muslin
Underwear,
Silk Petticoats
and Middies
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Byrnes Pretests Amounts Provided
Ship Beard Are Outrageous
Washington, June 7. Tlib ITeum' jph
'terdny finnlly adopted the conference u1
IKttt en the Independent Offices Ap
propriation Hill, with Its rentested
urovisien for Payment of calnrles te
officers of the Shipping Heard., Ilrtjcetcd
four timet), It enme bnck In sliKhtly
modified form nnd was adopted by
vote of 140 te lUl. The bill new gees
'r i- te tne rresKicnt.
i:t,- lone fight was made provided that no
rft officer of thn benul Hhnll be paid mero
f than 111.000 ii voer. except tdx nor-
Aft', Bnitted te receive net te exceed $2r,000
i'fVlMtsch and two net te exceed ?'J0,000
!k Renrcsentatlvn Byrnes, of TenneMsee,
bASMSUng Demecrut of the Appropriations
Ei;nimlttee. onnesed the ineasure te the
tfWlnt. declarlue it "outraReeus" tlint '
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jTlfewsrk of the beaid at this time "did net
l,&Mind it."
i-'It" Thraa Klllcrt In Train Wrack
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ii were killed and three injured
Pacific expresn train Ne. 7 en the
llred bit m truck at tlie Ulne-
SI water work
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Half Price the Rule
$1.65 and $2 Percale Heuse
Dresses for $1 The three styles
variously in stripes, with pique
trimmings, checks with cham
bray trimming, and two-tone
percale with organdie trimming
and scalloped skirt as pictured
all slip-en models. Sizes 86
te 44 in each.
1200 Bleached) $ ( Save
Seamless Sheets) 50c
81x90 inches. Heavy grade sheeting. Net
enough for phone or mail orders.
81 -Inch Unbleached Sheeting,
2V2 yd, for $1
Regular 65c grade. This length makes a fine
grade sheet, 81x90 inches.
50c Bolster Cases, 3 for $1
Dependable grade. 42x72 inches. Ne mail or
phone orders.
500 Crochet Bedspreads M
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Regularly $1.!50. Deuble-bed size. Ne mail or
phone orders. Fer tomorrow only, at $1.
Olmbtls. Bulmsj- Stere Dnr.
SaB"' Dress Batiste
25C Yard
A light ground with attractive figures in sum
mery colors. All full pieces and 38 inches wide.
Seme slight imperfections account for the low price
25c a yard.
GlmbfU. Suhmtjr Stere Dnr.
Beys' $1.50 ) jn
Wash Suits jOC
Oliver Twist and middy models in peggy cloth,
chambray and madras. Fast colors, full cut and
well made. All sizes 3 te 8 years.
TitmbeU, Subway Stere Day.
All-Rubber Bathing Caps
2000 in the let an overproduction , q
of a well-known maker. Werth from 35c I X
te $1. tomorrow at
Glmbcb, Sabwar Stere Day.
Sale of Girls' Wonderful. Gingham and
Organdie Dresses
at $1.15 Its832
Fifty styles te cheese from ! And 6- te 14-year
sizes in each !
Amoskeag ginghams, Peggy cloth and geed, sub
stantial chambrays.
Embroidered styles. Tunic styles. Slashed styles
with smart white binding. Pique-trimmed styles.
Hand-crocheted edges. Pearl buttons. Peter Pan
styles.
Plenty of pretty plaids, but even mere of the
popular checks.
ftlmbcli. Subway Stere Day.
51.15
$1.15
$1.15
$1.85 All-Silk Crepe de Chine at $1.10
Petticoats at $1
Only two hundred
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$1.95 Silk
silk jersey.
be quick!
Twe Middies for $1 Value $1
and $1.25 each. Mostly rose and
blue. Trimmed with pretty
stitches. Butten en shoulders.
All sizes. Ten thousand plenty
ler mail orders.
Twe Envelope Chemises for
$1 Value 85c and $1 each.
White. Embroidery- and lace
trimmed. Twe Nightgowns for $1
White. Embroidery - trimmed.
Values, 85c and $1.
Twe Pairs Bleemers for $1
Pink. Values 85c and $1.
Twe Bungalow Aprons for $1
Values 85c and $1. Percales.
Light and dark colors.
Heavy lustrous qualityn a range of beautiful
light and dark colors about fifty. 39 inches wide.
for 75c Jacquard Pongee. Full line of light
and dark colors. '
45c
$1
for $1.85 All-silk Demestic Pongee, heavy qual
ity, natural color only.
full range of light and dark colors.
for $2 All-silk Satin Charmcuse, heavy
high lustrous sport satin in a full range
d1 QQ for $2 Plain and Changeable Taffetas,
$1.25
of colors.
d 1 OCfer $2.25 White Sports Silks. Beautiful
PJL0J sports plaids and stripes for skirts or
dresses; washable.
Glmbtls, Subway Stere Day,
3000 prs Men's Tan Lew Shoes
Four Styles. Goodyear 'Welts, at
$3.45
filmbela. Subway Stere Day,
5700 Pef" Women's Summer Shoes
$1.85
Every Pair Brand
New and Perfect
Fiber-Silk Sweaters at $2.85
Values $3J85 and $4.85
Broken sizes styles and colors.
But both tuxedo and slip-ever styles in the let.
fllmbtU, Subway btere Day,
Famous G. B. Corsets (70
A $1.50 Value ) f "
Fer, slender and average figures; pink and white ceutil in medium
Stere Day priced at 79c.
MfcwKr Hen Day.
buat, sizes 20. te SO. Subway ,
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Werth Mere Than
Deuble
A special shoe event for
tomorrow's selling.
Strap pumps.
Brogue oxfords.
Patents, Russia calfs,
kidskins and plenty of
white shoes in the let.
Mostly All the Famous
Rice & Hutchins Make
Women's Slightly
Marred Shoes, $1
fews of a kind ""
Children's Shoes
sandals, play shoes,
pumps all solid and
fit for d- if
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1000 Window Shades
TWO fr $1
36x72 inches.
Oil opaque shades in light green, white or light
tan. Complete with all fixtures. "Mill run," at two
for the regular price of one. Twe for $1.
600 Window Awnings at $1.75 I
tilmbel., Subway store Day.
Women's Gloves
OQr SI and
J7' SI. SO Valuta
An odd let of kid and fabric
gloves in practically every glove
color. Seme slightly mended.
Broken sizes. 39c.
Glmbelf, Subway Stere Day.
Fiber Silk Sports
Scarfs at 89c $2
60 inches in length and nicely
nmsnea wun biik iringe. neimi,
dibck, navy, cepen ana rose.
. Glmbeti. Subway Star Day.
31-pc. Geld Lace Berder
Dinner Sets at $2.95
A Clear Saving of Four Dollars
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These nre first quality. Regular value being $6.95 saving four
dollars en every set.
All-White Cottage, Bungalow or Apartment Sets. Complete set
iur Hi puisuns. un account 01 sngnt detects. fli Cfl
If perfect would be $4.50 J 1 ,OU
Set consists of 6 dinner plates, 6 tea cups, 6 tea saucers, 6 in
dividual butter plates, 1 covered vegetable dish and 1 meat dish.
1000 Pieces of Odd Dinncrware at less than cost of making.
Variously odd and short lets. 2 te 5 pieces for the price of
one. A disposal at ridiculously low nriccs.
35c for covered Vegetable Dishes, neat geld band decoration.
uiuy re worm pl.eu te $j.
50-piece Dinner Sets, the well-known and very popular blue
bird decoration. Complete set for 6 persons; bread and dJ QC
butter plates included, atee covered vegetable dish.... vO.lvO
Dainty thin-blown Table Tumblers. Regular PA
$1.00 value OUC
dez.
(Umbel. Subway Stare Day,
864 Women's $1 te
$1.95 Hand Bags
S 74c
A "sample line" sacrificed by. the maker te clear his shelves.
Purse and mirror in each bag. Spring colors and various leathers
beaver, calf, cobra, spider and se forth. Special tomorrow at 74c.
Gimbel, Subway Stere Day.
Hemstitched, Mercerized Table Cleths
Satin finish, asserted patterns; ' 7flf
Huckaback
ends; 21x36
Regularly
54x54 inches, at
Bleached Turkish Bath Towels
25c value ty for no
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Heavy Cotten
Towels, hemmed
in. Regular 25c,
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Gimbel. Subway Stere Dr
21x36 I
18c
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1200 9x12 ft. Japanese
Grass Rugs at $5.50
Werth Clese te Deuble
A large and varied choice of novelty effects. All new
fresh double warp goods. Strongly bound and finished.
Alse ether sizes and prices as follews:
8x10 ft.
$5
6x9 ft.
$3.25
27x54 in.
65c
4'2x7'2 ft.
$2.25
18x36 in.'
30c
3x6 ft.
100 Willow Grass Rugs, all figured patterns,
at less than half. 54x90 in. Value $7
$3
i P" S(1 yds In,ad Linoleum in useful remnant
len$ihJU Many Pieces of same pattern te match, of the
?2 te $3 grades, at 75c and 85c sq. yd.
$17.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs $0 7C
' 9x12 feet, half price at . ''t0
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