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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
WORLD OUTLOOK BETTER
THAN IN MONTHS HARDING
Everywhere Financial Conditions
Arc Clearing Up, Says Federal
Reserve Bank Governor.
SEES LASTING pRospERIT,
AS Soon as Nation Adopts Principle
OF Doing Business for Reason
able Profit. II Will Tct Back to
Normal state, lie Declares.
fBy Associated Press.

NASHVILLE. TENN. May .6.--Gov.
"rnor W. r. Harding. OF the Federal
reserve hank. speaking today before
tho Tennessee Bankers Association.
declared that the world outlook is
brighter than it ha> been in months.
"Evcrywhcre in the world the nnan.
ciaI conditions arc clearing up" h.
sand Belgium ana Franco arc max
ing wonderful progress in reha biiita.
,ion. Italy also is making progress
while Tho Germans are going back to
work. Indications are that the strik.
in England viii nc settled soon"
Lowered Discount Rate.
IIc pointed TO tho lowering of dis
count rates in both England and the
United states in the last thirty day.
as proof OF his assertion that the
financial skies arc clearing. The
ra ising Of discount rates more than
year he compared To storm sigma Is.
designed 10 warn the people of this
country that It financial gale was ap-
prna ching ana to reduce their spccu-
la,i"n and to curb their orgy Of cx-
travacAncc.
The chief complaint at the pres
ont time h. said. lies in the fact
that the producer OF the basic raw
materials is getting q very low price
Tor them. The crops Of 1870 were
the most expensive ever produced III
this country. Bankers Throughout, the
nation must assist tho farmer in
every way to handle his financial
needs until tho crops arc produced
on a paying basis Through this pc
rlod OF rcadjustmcnt.
THE farmer has hraccd up like
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
2Marines Badly Hurt, s Others Bruised
In Auto Wreck; 2 Aviators Escape Death

Especial u The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. May
26--Two marines were seriously
injured. seven were slightly hurt
and six others escaped unscath.s..
when Il big automobile truck car
ryinS fifteen OF them. turned :ur-
tie while en- route to Quan'ico
Barracks from this city. The truck
was one of n train OF machines
which brought a regiment of ma
rinrs here "Wednesday to part:oi-
pate in Fredericksburg's two hun
drcd and ffticth anniversary ccle-
hration. Tho accident occurred in
Stafford County when tho truck
swcrvcd over an cmbankment.
II. II. Hepburn. aged 10, of Rock-
hall, Md. and l.. r. Curric, aged
81. of Waterbury, Conn. were thu
two seriously hurt. They wer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27

mittcd report to the vestrynlen
some time ago tnd that the later.
while approving of the tentative
plans as tar rs they had been for
mulatcd. requested the committee to
continue its investigations. eSpocial-
y that of arranging "A financial
scheme Tor taking care OF the crec-
ti"n of the building
Thr congregation adopted a reso-
nucn favoring tho building OF
parish house and requesting tho com
mittce to continue it's labors, ,u soc
that tho building was OF smiHc;enf
Siz" 10 house all church activities
and that its design should conform
with the architecturc OF the chnrcb.s
The resolution requested the COM
mittcc to submit its report a. the
fall meeting OF the congregation.
Thomas Il. Scott reported for the
committee on pews. He sah that the
church contained I0isrcnted pcws out
OF total OF 134.{ From the rent
OF the pews the church derived an
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
FREE PEVHS AT ST. PAULS
SUBJECT OFLIVEL YDEBATE
AT HISTORIC OLD CHURCH
Majority Favor Abolition of Toy Old Rental Policy
Judging From Applause Given Speakers-Defi-
mite Action to BE Taken This Fall ~ss

Whether old II. raul's Episcopal
church is TO continue it's seventy.
1--WE year policy of renting powS, ~
depart from it's time -houorod Gus
tom and become = trcc-pcw chnrrh
was til" all absorbing question which
MAS discussed pro and con AT a lHrS"l :
attended meeting Of the couErc+a
ti"u last night Various members nt
the congregation discussed the SUB
jcct from different aueirs. but N
formal action was taken. a vote he
ing deferred until next ;all when
another meeting OF the congregation
VII he called for the purpose OF tax.
ing definite action ono way or the
other
Other matters. especially that Of
building a parish house to be tho
center Of all church activities. were
discussed. hut the pew problem was
as the chairman of the pew commit
tee expressed IL. the storm center
OF the evening. The parish house
committee reported that IL had sub.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27

pinned beneath the heavy truck
aud received internal injuries.
They were picked up in an uncon
scious condition and rushed IL the
Mary Washington Hospital in this
city. Mate j. Roberts. ilusrita!
Corps. L. :. ~. accompanied the
injured men To the hospital. and
is remaining with them.
Two aN1ators have nothing hut
tho tricky hand of fate. TO thank
for their escape unharmcd when
the plane in which they were rid
ing was turned over and do.
moiishcd when it's left wing struck
lin the soft mud while they were
attempting To make landing near
here. Captain Brainard. the pi-
lot OF The machine. and Fred
Sturff. his machinist. were caught
beneath tho debris. hut received
only minor injuries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
DELEGATES QUOTE BIBLE
ON DEACONESS ISSUE
Acts Declared to SHOW Only Men
EliEihlc-RomanS Tells of
Woman in Office.
WILL TAKE VOTE or CHURCH
Northern PrcSbytcrians in General
Assembly. Submit This Important
Question to Referendum of Mem
bcrship.
Try Associated Press. ]

WINoNA LAKE. IND. May 90
Scrip,ural quotations we're passed
hack and forth today as tho ccsnmi.-
sioncrs 10 tho one hundred am'l
thirty-thirl General Assembly q! ts>
Presbyterian Church in the United
states Of America attempted tn cs-
thblish how much Of n part women
arc 30 be given in ecclesiastical gov
ernmcnt
y decision finally was reached to
allow the preshyteries OF the church
TO take a referendum vote on the
question of allowing women 10 bc in.
stalled as dcacons. an Office hithrrto -
held only by mon. The vo,. viii be
taken in the coming year and a re-
port made at the next general as
acmhly,.
The proposal that women he per.
mittcd 10 ill the Office of deacon
brought a protest from Rev. Abraham
E.ath.m. Of Chester. Pa. He auotcI
from the Rook of Acts. in which he
said the twelve apostles. in calling
FOR the appointment Of dcaconS. gave
thi| Injunction la tho dtScip,cs:
Look out therefore. brethren from
among seven men of good report. fuIi
of tho spirit and wisdom. whom you
may appoint over this business"
Holds Tr>t as Guide.
We have this Tor our cuith, brc;b-
r"n.' declared RoV. Mr.. Lathcm. and
believe that We should stick proi.
" close I" the good book
generous round Of applause
greeted this quotation. hut immcdi-
atrly there were counter nuut,,ious
from "a commissioner. who found mis-
inspiration in tho Book of Romans.
:. IL L =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
lEy Assoclatcd Nross.I

BELFAST May 26.-Thv Unionis,s
hav" done better in the clectiops than
they anticipated the Siun Fcincrs
worse than their prophets predicted.
ana the Nationaliats no more tina n
they looked for
.\l, however, are scclehra,inr-;h.
'n'oniSis because toy have Won; tho
Nationalisis and Sim Fcincrs be-
cause they have made their protest
aGains; the partition OF ireland and
believe the protest will have it's cf-
feet on the minds OF tho people Of
the world.
The Uniouisis expected to win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
FRENCH DEPUTIES
GIVE CONF |DENCE
VOTE TO PREMIER
BRAND Wins Test by Poll of
4l9 to III. Sustaining
German Policies.
P0lNCARE PLANS DRIVE
ON MINORITY IN SENATE
Paris Agog Over Former Presi-
dents Movs-British Troops
Off for Silesia.
my A>sncintcd I'rcs>.l

LONDON. Nn! 3G.-Four bnttalion>
of british tr"ops hrEnn To advance
day md the transfer l., caprctcd 10
he completed IL. tho end Of the week.
The Wnr ONCE announced this even
ing That two hnttnIions rIso woult.
he sent from EnEinnd, mnkinr >i>
hattnlinns In all dispatched 10 re-
enforce the allied troops nlrcud, in
Upper Siicsin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
nln.inE whisky Burn. six.

ROWLING GREEN. KY. May 20
turning moonshino whisky. which
became igniied as officers were pour
ing II INTO the gutter here .oday
caused painful injuries to six KY
ISLANDERS. including County Attorney
G. u. Miliisan The liquor was fired
hy curious bystander. who twisted
q sheet OF paper into taper, isnited
1T and threw it into the flowing
liquid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
n!CkENBACKER HAS NARROW
ESCAPE IN CRASH OF PLANE
lRy AssocIateh rrcss. \

CHEYENNE. WNo.. May as.
CAPTAIN Eddie Rickenhackcr. Amcri-
can ace. arrived here at Sis o'clock
tonight on his transcon:inentnl air.
plane flight. smashed his piano in
landing and narrowly escaped death.
As result he may lc unable Ia con
tinu" his hight To Washington. II. G..
he said. unless nc can leave here in
an air mail plane tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
,ZZpELAND,SA ARSON WAR
AGAIN BREAKS OUT:
FEAR RENE WE'D RIOTS
THREE RESTRICTIONS
CELEBRATE RESULT
OF RECENT ELECTIONS
Unionists Because They Won Nationalists and Sim
felners Because They Have Made Their Protest
Against Partition of Ireland

Htl.FtST. May 2G-Intr t"nigh,
II was reported Tint Sir james craig
Ind II good lend in county Down. With
EnmOnn dc NnIcrn mud J. W. Nn-
drrw> running close for second pinrc.
The tni"nist candidate wns Irndin.
In Armagh. with Michael Collins. Sim
Fcfn. second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
INtlt.tRtTi: "MEETIN,.S OF
hest EINt>tIiL MINDS.

~ Associated Press
WASiiINGroE Mn,. o., ",,oo,.
INK ~ les. financial minds" has ho..r
inaLgt!i.>. b,. rrosida,, Ii,,d,,.
his advisers as means a, couslb,r'
ing m, ,,,, ,.
win particular rcr.r.n,. - ,,o
question of .x,.ndinr ,u,,b.r loar.
'''''' ''"" '"P4'h' Z" lpr"iSE gov
''hm""'-'
some "i 'h' W"sr promIn"u, he
ur's " America rUau,c and In
dIStTy already hay. gwen IN. prcsl-
dent the b.n.a, OF th.tr i,srm.r,
on specific Problems arec,trr 49,.
financial worid an, - -
,u,o o,,o
Whi,. uousc 10 .crsut, ~,
means 10 stabilize condition. ana
hasten Tho return to nnr,n,I.v..
Iny Foundation for D,,.;,
Tho toupJ,,ior
lr,eYo,
S"'''''S ""S '''i
''"S" H'hh"r 'aSt n'sh'
'"'H''' an" "r'hH ~ "hioH
'''''o ""'"" '"haf i"i the iir~t
time
W,h secretary Mellon. of the
Treasury. and S.crctarv Hoover .r
IN. Commerce Department IN. pr.-.
don't b.d as his -uo,t g.,
.,sion 7 r Nro.e,n -, ~.
,r, :, b.l.d
'''" "l Sr'"
''' ''"'' !" "h"h''"l CIR
""''h'' 10 rh,oHraH" further loans
,'' TIL. .NtN"f!chn capita! 10 for
o,,n.,in,s 49,, ""f '"' "i INC
with r,as, >, 80 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
RAID GASOLINE LAUNCH;
FIND DlSTilllNG OUTFIT
[Ry Associated Press. ]

CiIATTANoOGA. TENN, May To-
Deputy United states Marshals. to-
Dixie" tied up on the bank Of the
Tennessee River mile from the
city. aud captured what was declared
I" hc the most complete distillins
out'it vet discovered by officers in this
district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
HUNS CONVICT AND
SEN TENCE FIRST
CRIMINAL OF WAR
Sergeant Heinen Found Guilty
Of Maltreating British and
Belgian Prisoners.
CONVlCTS HIMSELF;
Is GIVEN TEN MONTHS
Accused SO Clearly Unrepentant
He Loses Favor Even With
German Court Officials.
III. ts>nrintrd Prcs>.I

BERLIN. Nay .I.-Thr Grrmnn
government saturday will send To
twenty treasury hills or SIO.OnO. .0On
mnrks. "a rcrnircd under the treaty
by tho end of May. The hills are
.ndor>cd u! the big German banks.
or the amount SNO.GO0.on0 Is payable
in New ,"rL and sHo.00O.0oO each In
rnris and London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
Several Big Mansions Of Loyal
lists in Cork Region Ruined
by Incendiaries.
FIRES ARE REGARDED
AS COUNTER-REPRISAL
Fear Drastic Measures Of Ex-
tremists BEGINNING Of New
Period of Intensified War.
SEIZE AMERICAN SMALL ARMS
Ammunition. Of Assorted Manufac-
turr, Believed Smugg/d Into
ireland In Small Lots.
tEy United Ncws.l.

LONDON. May .6-I;ebcl Ircland's
arson war broke ou, again in another
sector today. several bjg mansions
of loyaiists in the Cork region we're
ruined by inccndiary fires as groups
OF civilians in Dublin sadly viewed
the ruins OF the custom house. still
SmoiderinE. twcnty-four hours after
the attack. and reflected that here
burned the funeral pyrc of tho.r
peaceful hopes.
The home Of Sir Alfred Dobbin.
near Cork was entered by an armed
squad this afternoon. tho members or
tho family who chanccd To bc present
were elected gasoline was poured IN
the main rooms and tho place w8r:
up In flames. In similar fashion an
other group burned the home OF
Eden Pike Justice Of tho peace. seven
miles out of CorkS simultaneously
there we're other tires in the Cork
area and various outragcs through
out Ireland.
Regarded ms Countcr-Rcpr,snI.
The Cork fires arc regarded as a
counter reprisal In answer to the
burning of civilians houses at Black
Rock by British soldiers last Tuesday
as a government reprisal for shooting
outraGcS
~ the Irish Office one is impressed
L. the fear Of officials than the dEas.
tic measures uf the extremists are
thd1rsnning Of a new period of
intensified warfare. Bur the ofricials
ar" not discouraged by events so
FAR and still entertain strong hopes
Of peace, believing that the out
breaks are the work of the Richar rd
Mnlcahy clique of radical rebels. not
Of the De Valera group. with which
peace negotiations are still progrc
sing sub rosa.
i'nrrirndc Approaches.
MI day today the hlackcncd wallis
of tho Dublin custom house smo,-
dcrcd aud ruStled as fragments Of
dchiS broke away and fell into the
ashes OF what was once one of tho
finest public buildings in Ireland.
The street approaches TO the building
were harricaded with hnrbcd wire.
Belfast was tense and cXpcctant OF
renewed riotinE.
In London. Sir Hamar Greenwood
declared that among tho ammunition
contiscated from rebels in the Dublin
district since March IS. were 1888
rounds of American srnall-arms she'll.
Former Colonel Arthur Shee in
fcrrcd from this that Great Britain
should make representations to the
United states. but II was learned
later. upon inquiry at the Irish once,
that tho ammunition, being Of as
sorted MANUFACTURES. appa rcntiy was
SmuGSlcd into Ireland in small ouan.
titles.
In view Of this fact and also of the
'art th"t the total amount is consid-
cred ins'Eniiicant. the Irish Office he
licrcs there is no basis for a COM
10 washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27

Excursions to Norfolk via N. & w
now running every Sunday. $40
round trip. Leave Broad ST. Station
S:16 a. NJ. and 600 a. M.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
ny Hudson IInwlcy.

I'it'I .\'Ws Stdt correspondent.
PARIS. May 2s.--By a vote or Il,
10 III. the French Chanb.r Of Depu-
ties has declared its confidence. ior
the present a, least. in Tho policies
of Aristidc BRAND and his govern
m"nt, r"tusin. TO lac stampcdcd iu,o
"vcrthro"inr the Cabinet al the in
stance of tho Tnrdlcu faction.
The vote had been forccas, dur
ing the afternoon when the Cnam-
hcr decided TO continue The sitting
Instead of adjourning umt!l 10 o'clock
IN the evening. supporting BRAND
demand for "a .!-ni-cut decision by A
vote "f io7 TO iSo. 1t Vas then APP
parent that the liitlc Breton had won
his fight.
Nrsolution in TWO sections.
The confidence resolution itscl: vas
in tW" sections. In tic FIRST the
Chamber approved the London uiii-
maium to Germany by vote Of i0a
10 l63. Thc second referred to the
rcparaiions. penalties and III. 81.
lcsian question, and was passed hv q
vote OF 3ao 10 ls2 Th. complete res
olution then passed the Chamber. ile
to III.
Premier Brands troubles arc hy
no means over. however. lie is due
Tor heavy attack in the senate n,N,
week. which viii be led by forne.
President Raymond Poincarc. now
preSid'n, "f the Senate Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
II was announced today that the
former President. who leads the party
which. sine" the armist!cc has been
viewed as III" militar!siic and i'm
peTihsiSiIc group. viii personals in
iroduc" intcrpclia, tons on thr gen
,ContinMeh on I.nee . Col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27

The people go c. e. O. excursions
every Sunday. $40 round trip' TO
Ruckroe, Old Point and Norfolk,qS2.65
to Ocean View. trains.-Adv..9 d
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The Weather

'r""a"iy local thunder showers ,ohny
ANA t"m"rro"; not, much change
In temperature.
'Fo7 weather Ecpor, SEQ Editorial rassl
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1ontinued on rasc .. q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
New Long French
Gloves for Madame's
Easter FrOck

They are all of fine French kid
skins, in the desirable lengths
At $3.50 are eight button
length gloves in white, beaver,
tan and brown with black en-
broidery.
At $3.50 are twelve-button
length gloves in a soft, beautiful
beaver color.
At $3.50 are sixteen-button
length gloves in beaver, mode,
tan and navy blue.
MAIN Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
Particularly Pretty
Bar Pins for So

Rhinestone bar pins they are,
in new designs, and kinds that
would sell ordinarily for half as
much again and more.
They are in the fashionable
sizes, they are all Of sterling sill
yer, have gallery backs and safe
ty catches and are in dainty
designs that are unusually at
tractive.
(Main Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
March Music Rolls

The new March music rolls in
types to fit all standard player
pianos may now be heard in our
Music Roll Section.
There are separate rooms
where you may play these rolls
in comfort.
(Second Gallery, Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
Signs of Easter
in the Candy Store

Fuzzy chicks, furry bunnies
and Easter eggs of all kinds
the children will enjoy coming
to see them.
White fur rabbits are So and
81.
Yellow, furry chicks, 81 to $3.
Brown papier mache rabbits,
soc to $3.50 each.
Paper eggs to hold candies, soc
10 So each
Solid chocolate chickens, Soc;
roosters, soc; rabbits, Soc apiece.
Chocolate decorated eggs, 15c
to 81 each.
Down stairs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
Photographs of
Distinction
In Cabinet Styles at Popular Prices

The prices are 500, $110, $135,
$3.50 and 5000.
Other instruments, showing
elaborate cabinet work or exc
cuted in fine period designs,
range from $500 to $1315.
All. Photographs, from the
most inexpensive to the most
valuable, have been carefully
tested, found to measure up to
the exacting Wanamaker stand
ard and are covered by the Wan
amaker guarantee.
(SeCnnd o. I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
inexpensive
Undermuslins
All of nainsook.

All of nainsook.
Corset covers with round necks
trimmed with embroidery, soc and
81.
Envelope chemises with lace
and embroidery, $3.50 and $2,25.
Nightgowns with half low
nccks and embroidery, 1925; with
low necks and lace trimming,
$l.65; with low necks, embroidery
and tucks, or with lace and bead
ing, $2.25.
(Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
Quite the Newest
Paris Dress
Trimmings

Colored wools, tiny beads and
ribbosine embroidery--these are
what Paris is using to bring out
the effective new designs she has
thought up for Spring.
There are net bands and net
edges with designs worked out in
wool and beads, beads alone quite
often, or sometimes all three
wools, beads and ribbosine.
The colors are delightfully."- new
and Spring-like-the designs are
especially interesting and attrac-
tive-and the trimmings are just
what the new frocks need.
81 to $18 a yard.
MAIN Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03

Chocolate eggs, DC and l0c each
plain.
Large roosters. $3.50; small
roosters, 35c each.
Easter eggs large enough 10
hold four dozen favors and may
be used for the center of the
table, trimmed with chicks and
ribbons, $40 complete.
Easter Jack Horner pie baskets
with II favors, $40.
Old-fashioned stick candy, 5Oc
d pound.
Vanilla marshmallows, 6Oc a
pound.
ore, ChestnutD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03

making and general excellence
the new lot that We are showing
are unsurpassed at the price
S5'5O-in sizes for little chaps of
four to nine years.
:, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03

Taking an instrument here
with your eyes shut and even
your ears shut would be an evil
dence of lack of curiosity and
imagination, but would place you
in no danger, musically speaking.
The new Victor, Vocation and
Brunswick records for March are
here.
Popular doubIe-face records
are 85c.
'r, CentruD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
Young Women's Smart New
Sprin6 Suits at SIS

Those suits not of firm wool rcotne of fine Port wltwo
admirable weaves, for such garments these
There blue and the fashionable for coos
quits are in new and fashionable Spring styles.
Very we'll tailored there two styles with shoulders
Pol with straight box jacket and threequarter sleeves
Braidng straps of the cloth bit embroidery
trimmings and all the lined with soft, pretty silks
S65-and ID to 20 year Sizes
tnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
New Wash Suits for Little
Chaps Are $3.50

Regulation shirt style in
striped galateas, brown, green
and blue stripes-and in light and
dark shades of plain blue and tan.
The suits are now very much
an demand and for materials.
Second F
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
$50 WOmen's Winter Goats
Now SIS to $15O

everything, from newly repriced sports up
collection. F Wv ~ " ~
IN the sports coats veours, cloths
camel s-har Among those velours Boas
(earsea and squirrel ~f''
mere IS no question but that almost
coat as she needs them and long time before she
mas such values again. ~
(First Floor ntraI)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
Z aLlttle l. Outgoing
Pi V0ile FlOuncinps

|es, "s a.a1 imported Swiss embroider-
broidermwe i1me wi, white with colored en-
|he emSrois ana some colored with
NJ b",O'olGery b"o de in some contrast
Wac Iuei and They are all az inches
|~ss ss ana msla are Az to o yard lengths s
Pork. D'TSi TSa with will, this hand-loom ON
b sS6oi Inc . new prices are $3.75
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
The Boys Spring Hats Are Here

Bulldog hats for The little fellows and Alpine shapes
what older lads who like grown-up styles.
All of fine quality homespuns. Of
coor Caps the boys will like will
So for Bulldog hats and 81 for Alpine shapes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-03
New COlOred Handkerchiefs

Irish linen, all of them
Colored with white designs; white
borders and al-over effects.
Womens handkerchiefs a a
Mems handkerchiefs SO a dozen.