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What a glorious day it had been with parades In the street nnd
iridltrs drilling In the meadow and a sham battle and picnic dinners in the
"pirk and feet races and everything. And new it is nl'ht time and the little
Dm Dads are just beginning te really and truly enjoy themselves for after
ill, Are works are the greatest fun of all.
It has been a "proud day for old Nicholas Nutt for he, has a brand new
uniform, with epaulettes en the shoulders and medals In front and he Is
"The leader of the band." A huge shy rocket, that didn't se up, has Just
Blued him and made a great hole In the bis bass drum.
There's Hely, the rascal, peeping ever the fence and he has a lighted
match in his hand and leeks as if he had never intended for the sky rocket te
go up In the nlr. See the two little Doe Dads that arc holding en te the
skyrocket for dear life, and there is a pussy cat en ene tee.
Sce the old soldier at the feet of the statue, standing at attention. He
probably thinks It's the battle of Gettysburg being fought nil eer again.
Sleepy Sam is having a fine nap but 1'ely has found him and In Just
a few moments he will be wondering what has happened. Old Docter Saw
bones leeks worried for he Is afraid he is going te be very' much overworked
unless the celebration ends seen. Peer old Man Grouch is having his
troubles, tee, and there are many black eyes and burnt faces and sere hands
in Doevllle.
This kind of a Fourth of July Is all rlzht for the little India rubber Doe
Dads, that are never really for truly hurt.
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ficketfs Charge
,1-. tie-enacted leaay
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L'inniwlll announce the arrival of the
,fiwident. Concerts nnd aircraft dem-
Bitrtnens will be held In honor of the
? President. During the evening the Chief
! Executive will sreet scores of guests at
i(tbeeamp "White Heuse." Senater Pep
per will dc one ei iuc many uiswn
gatahtd men tp pay his respects te the
President. Tomorrow morning at 10
clock the President will review the
mtire Fourth Itrlgndc of the Mnrln
Cerps. Early In the afternoon he will
kite for his home in Marlen, Ohie,
probably going by meter ever the Lin
coin Highway.
Today nnd Monday the marines, who
ire members of the Knst Const Mnrlne
Expeditionary Forces, will advance
Krey the mile of open field southwest
f et iittMnirg In the exact manner as
I old the Civil Wnr veterans fifty-nine
r jetra age. Tuesday they will conduct
fi I "World War Pickett Chnrjc," using
t Mcnine guns, nhplnncs, balloons, radio
i apillng apparatus and all ether im-
(taunts of modern warfare.
uwmreus ei i. mi var veterans from
f tit. .Eastern part of the country who
$ of General Smeilley Butler will en Moil Meil
's u live again tliev0 memorable hours of
utir careers when, as wearers of the
Wue, they helped repulse the deter
mined 1)11 f nlu n.lt.n... r...
; pickett, ""' Ul u':,"'u,
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Veterans of 'as te no Present
Tottering nnd hent In- tlm ,-,.ll,t
li L'SI ul,esc llorecs ()t tnc tlnys of "03"
, ipectaterfl. hut im it ..ii i.-.i.
Ii til !.. i " ""l tlllllUWUhllC Ul
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iwcta.i.. . . nv l,,e wenuenui
pectaclc presented -by the marines.
It IS P0Slblc that Olie 111- tun nf tl,e
SekTrV ,e ,,efnn '" wvert under
Si .!''.' la' b lre also Monday, but
leVbe, .1. , 'V anv et ln has as
W betn received by (Jri.cral Butler.
-- Klflllf'sr nn nn .. ,l .Jrt. i
.- 1 vttiiiir ill imp - iv
t
his stay here te witness the result of
his son s efforts.
Twe ether officers known In Philadel
phia who arc taking part in the affair
arc Majer It. 8. Keyser, whe'in 11)10
was director of the I'hlladelyliln traln
iirg corps en the Drexct estate, and
Lieutenant Andrew Gorden, von of
Judge Gorden, of West Chester.
Members of the United Stntcs Con
gress who will witness the maneuvers
include Senators Mcdlll MoCermlek and
William II. McKlnlcy, of Illinois. Rep
resentatives A. P. Nelsen, of Wiscon
sin ; It. Wayne Parker, of New Jersey ;
James P. Glynn, of Connecticut : Clar
ence McGregor, of New Yerk; Willluin
N. Vail, of Colerado.
Four hundred ambulance unit men
will arrive here today from the Car
lisle camp and will remove the "weundr
ed" and "dead" from the field during
the charges. Twe hundred nnd twenty
five R. O. T. C. men from the Edge Edge
weed Arsenal will also reach here te
view the maneuvers.
Next week n large snusnge balloon
will be the object of n night nttaek by
airmen. It will be filled with hydro
gen gns nnd will burst into flames
when hit.
Today the vanguard of what Is ex
pected te be the Inrgest crowd seen In
Gettysburg since the fifteenth anniver
sary celebration in lOl.'I started te ar
rive here. The historic village is at
tractively decorated with lings In honor
of the visitors, who will remain, no
doubt, until late Tuesday.
HOUSE TAKES RECESS
l, .".. "":
i . ii .L.cl'aW'h 1" that the movements nf
I? HWIn Ti?i irn,e Ken,-nls who, took
oer,l'oH,,Cl1 1,,ls' clmrfic te'" "
fw2i DoerlnB wIlt new West
L Pen fielii . ,l'." e"K(' el huge
r'Xt.?Cll.'."c'0S, Ihe field, one mlle
IX Union 11
no repuUw tit0
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III..! '."VI- II
Hxly Angle.
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w'here the
I'leKctt men
this nfternnnn
mint Colonel Tracey.
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I wnimander ,i i. i..,Vole,,el Araccy.
After ndvnin. i, r CAS ' nerai ricKett.
i-ied view h, rI,0 ,imh l will btep
ff Wnded It ie !',, r'al lrill'ble, who com-
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i?andcr ', ' ,L hy Majer Upshur,
I JSjwSwinen Vv1 ,bttttulIe of the
fc IM "deaK'l.0 Marines. Te make
f HP efflicre nV.,1 , soundings" of
lUloed'1 win111 ' im'". renlistl.
I WfiTttji be furi'slicd by boiled
I'ftW-USrt ?' t, . rail
L General i ? lelx . t,1(! struggle us did
I ?"eral "j nifa.?n ' command
RMnder.n.c,h'r- V 0ft'l'rute com-
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fM'cn BerU?ba?kC' "',0 W,U the
P..hr9ilheut tin.' hii.i.. i.... ..
I,Krates will he ,iuti. l V'f , ,no Uo Ue Uo
ilfelen while ',e,'st,8J'l'hcd from the
11 $ and their cr,.v J1";1!' l;euR,',
1 ' Icggli ids Rr"J wtt-lInga rolled ever
, 'neral Hutfr , chnp
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Members Ruth Out at Adjournment
Until August 15 Passes
Washington, July 1. The Heuse of
Representatives adjourned last night
until August 15, thus giving members
opportunity te return te leek after their
campuignH while the Senate still is at
work en the tariff.
Democrats opposing adjournment nl nl
mest solidly, forced n roll cull. The
vote te quit was 171 te 43 with two
voting "present."
"Tlie Democrats Having voted with
their fingers crossed, I new move that
the Heuse be adjourned," Fuld Rep
resentative Momleil, tlie Kepublicuu
leader.
LATEST IN RADIO
Every deelepment !n this rapidly develop
ing field of aclence and amunement la an
alyzed by Wm. a. Kills, former radio expert
U. b. Nnvy. rerularly In the ruBLiu LEbaia,
"Make It a Habit." Adv.
Mrs. Heeper Voted
First Time in 1888
Continued from Pace One x
interest, I have given my time te active
suffrage work during the last thirteen
or fourteen years, holding the position
of congressional nnd legislative chair
man for the Wisconsin Stiff race Asso
ciation, nnd nUe being n member of the
Executive Beard of the National Ameri
can Wemnn'H Suffrage Association.
"Since we get the vote I have given
virtually all my time te the League of
Women Voters, having been elected
president when it was organized. I am
new bcrving my third teim. I hnve
taken no part in party polities but
i have devoted my time entirely te the
kind of political work that was being
done by the League of Women Voters,
which organization is nil -parti sun.
"Tlie unanimous decision of the Stale
Democratic Conference te run me for
I'nltcd States Senater, was as much of
a Mirprisu te me ns It could possibly
hae been te any one else. I was In my
husband1 office at work when they
telephoned me asking If I would ac
cept. Supported League of Nations
"I was a very strong believer in the
League of Nations, net as n perfect
pact, but as giving us tlie machinery te
work with through which wc might se
cure permanent peace. Untertunately
the politicians of the United States s.iw
fit te make a partisan i"ue of the
League of Nations mid wc did net ratify
it.
"When the question came up of
holding a conference iri this country
I supported it with nil my stieugth,
I wns u member of the National Com
mittee of Reduetien of Armament of
tlie League of Women Voters, and I
made a speaking campaign pushing
for the calling of that conference, ami
then trying te crystallize the sentiment
nnd get It te Washington se tlie rep
resentatives from Kurepcnn countries
might knew tlie people of the United
Stntes were behind this pence inuc
mcut, "1 spoke nbeut sixty times en this
question, most of the time in Wis
consin nnd largely te men's organiza
tions. I believe that the most import
ant thing before the world today Is
permanent world peace. Until that is
kpeured we have no solid foundation en
which te btand. I believe that it is
criminal te allow our International re
lations te becamn partlsim Issues; tlint
any man or woman who accepts tlie
office of United States Senater or Con
gressman should be above allowing
party prejudice te bias his or her mind
in a question se vital as the pcace of
the world.
"Yeu nsk whether women can held
public office and at' the same time ful
fill home duties. Women with young
children could net held office away
from their home town. I believe
elder women can perform their home
duties ns well as men can1 attend te
their business duties nnd held office.
"Tha question never seems te come
up nbeut women tnklng pleasure trips
te Europe of many months' duration,
leaving her home duties, but ns seen as
u woman proposes te de something
useful the public immediately Inquires
whether or net It will interfere with
her home duties. ,
"I had never given much thought te
the prohibition question until 1 went
into the Legislature te work for suf
frage. The liijuer interests fought giv
ing the vote te women te the last ditch.
My work in the Wisconsin Legislature
for suffrage made me permanently
'dry.' "
LOSES $400 LIFE SAVINGS
Weman Induced te Divide Newly
Found Wallet Stung!
Three smooth-tongued Ncjreea last
night induced Mrs. Elian Woodland,
1710 Plum street. Frnnkferd, also n
Negro, te draw $400, almost her life
savings!, from a bank te put up ns
"security" in n preposition te divide
the contents of n newly found wallet
supposed te contain thousands of dol
lars in cash nnd negotiable securities.
Police of the Paul and Ruan streets
station are searching for the trio- of
fllmflammers and the $100.
Bayard Out for Senate In Delaware
Wilmington, Del., July 1. Themas
P. Bnynid, n prominent attorney, hns
announced his cnndldncy for the United
States Senate for the long nnd short
terms en the Democratic ticket.
LadiesKeepYeurSkin
Clear, Sweet, Healthy
With Cuticura Seap
and Cuticura Talcum
charges
possible,
Te Safeguard Your Payrolls
Fer ever a quarter of a century Brink's has transported
millions of dollars for its clients without the less of a penny.
Today, armored cars (always in teams of two), manned by
a cretf'ef picked men, stand ready te safeguard you against
less and theft. $14,000,000 in insurance is an additional
security against the accident which has never yet happened
te valuables handled by Brink's.
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Phene Lembard 0168 for infor
mation en fiill service and terms
Brink's Express Company
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315 Lafayette Building
FOUNDED 1119
BOSTON CLEVELAND
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You'll find this busy Base
ment Stere ready, te help out
fit you, net only for the Fourth,
but for all summer.
And. back of eifery transac
tion is that same Seal of Con
fidence which you have always
found a guarantee of this
Stere's fair dealing.
White Spot ts Hats
$2J
White taffeta,
trimmed with
white beads and
wool.
Very low In
price very high
in value and cor
rect in style.
StrawbrldRp & Clothier
Lewer-Price Basement Stere
Pre-Holiday
LINEN DRESSES
$2.95 rT
Bathing Suits
$3.75
Women's and
young women's
Bathing Suits of
worsted jersey at
this price just in
time for the
Fourth navy
blue, black, Kelly
green and maroon, in a two-in-one
model.
Other geed Bathing Suits, of
satine and surf satin, $1.75 te $2.95.
Strawbrldge & Clothier
Lewer-Price Basement Store
$5
.75
Sizes 36 te 46
Exactly the right Dress for the Fourth and for
many ether summer days and at the right price.
These Dresses have values very much above
this $5.75 Sale price.
All pure linen guaranteed net te fade or te
shrink.
Eight models certainly your model is among
them.
Trimmed with linen in contrasting colors, pearl
buttons and some with fageting and tabs.
Brown, Orchid, Beige, Green
Tomate, White, Rese, Copenhagen Blue '
Sale price, $5.75.
' Strawbrldge & Clothier Lewcr-rrlce Basement Store
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Misses' Coel Dresses
Monday!
$7:50 and $112
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Light fresh cool right in fashion and cer-r
tainly right in value.
Dresses of excellent quality at a price low enough
and with value high enough te show the standard of
value-giving of this Lewer-Price Basement Stere.
Dotted Swiss and Normandy Voile Dresses at
$7.50.
Canten crepe crepe de chine crepe Georgette
and a few novelty silk Dresses at $11.50.
Many colorings many new styles. Sizes 16 te 20
These exceptional Dresses en sale Monday.
Strawbrldge & Clothier Lewer-Price Basement Stere
ay .
( 4 DC
6000 Pairs of V,
Silk Stockings!
Extra special forfwemen. Very
slight "seconds" efl a grade that,
if perfect, would sell for about
double this price. Extra quality
silk with mercerized! tops and soles,
seamed backs and narrowed ankles.
Black white and colors. Sizcs
8J4 te 10. , :
Three-quarter ) O C
Socks for ChildrendC
Net perfect. Very much less
than the usual price of these mer
cerized white, three-quarter length
Socks. Fancy roll .tops.
Strawbrldse A Clothier
Lewer-Prlca Basement Stera
Sports Sweaters
$2J5
Value much higher.
Slip-ever model in
new designs and com
binations. All-worsted
long wearing, yet
very cool. V-neck; finished with
worsted girdle.
fitrawbrldifp & Clothier
Lewer-Price Bnsement Store
WaaajBl
Bleemer Dresses
75c
Cute, practical
little costumes
for holiday and
summer wear.
Sizes 2 te 6 years.
As pictured 75c.
Others at 85c
te $2.50.
Strawbrldee & Clothier
Lewer-Price Basement Stere
Ha 'fei
Mere Reasons for Coming Here Monday
Extra-Size Bleemers
Extra-Lew Price
White Petticoats )
Many Designs
50c
85c
($IM'
Hand-made Chemises
and Night Gowns
Extra-size White
Satine Petticoats
Hundreds of Undergarments
Your Choice
i
Stranbrtdge & Clothier I,ever-Price Basement Store
($100
!$J.56
Timely Sale of Lew Shoes
1500 Pairs for Women and Girls
Sizes 3 te 7y.
650 pairs
Vacation Suits
75c
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75
Straw bridge
Beys' (sizes 2 te 6
years) vacation Suits
of well wearing
khaki cloth at this
extraordinarily low
price. Short sleeves
and sports cellar.
Clothier
Lewer-Prlcu Rnsement Store
Costume Slips
$3je
Of white tub silk.
Much less than the
fair regular price for
garments of this
quality. Tailored
models, with 20-inch
hem.
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ewer-Pr!ce Basement Stera
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550 pairs
$.75
White 'canvas Strap Pumps
and Oxfords. New Summer
Footwear full of style and value.
at
$2-45
White canvas Strap Pumps
and Oxfords and combination
black-and-white canvas Oxfords
and strap Pumps.
300 pairs
at
$2-95
White canvas Strap
patent leather Strap
brown kid Strap Pumps.
Pumps,
Pumps,
Straw brldKe & Clothier Lew ci -Price IJasemcnt Store
Showing Value
Scope of Girls'
Department
This extra-value section for girls is equipped
te outfit girls for the Fourth or for all summer wear.
$3.80
Strawbrld
Girls' Shirt Waists
75c $1 $1.50
Girls' Khaki Knickers
Special $2.25
Girls' Middies
Unusual ,95c
Girls' Gingham Dresses
95c $1.95 $2,95
$3.75
Girls' White Dresses
95c $1.95 $2.95
$3.50 $5 $6.75
Girls' Regulation
Dresses
$1.95 $2.75
Girls' Skirts
95c $1.50 $1.75
"$3.75
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Coel Net Corsets
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$1.50
Light - weight
Corsets for sum
mer wear. White
net, long ever
hips; well beriYd
throughout, with
free hlD bdicb.
Medium or low bust.
Strawbrldce & Clothier
Lnwer-Prlce Hnsement Store
Heuse Dresses
$1-95
Mere than a third under price.
Voile of geed quality in ntt
checks in a wide cc!or range WWld
vests et jiell-material and tasM'.yc)
fullv trimmed with vthlttL. armadMmhtl
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