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WORKERS-TO I
FAVOR STRIKE ‘.
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Mlnager Dl'th—‘l' of the employing
company. he had decided to “act [or
these telephone girls" himself and had"
placed their application before Mr.
Driver with instructions to hear cm
ployes individually OI collvctnwiy
upon receiving assurance that lltc)’
would return to work iIuIIIt-Ili'ttel}.
He said the employes Would be git”
on full benefit of all methods of bat-n
gaining. with assurance that action?
would be taken by the \V’ire ContrOI!
the union operators. with a request
that a statement issued
Po'stmaster General liurleson be read
very carefully. and a personal assnb
mice that under Mr. Hurleson's plan
grievances would
mt‘tiiatcly and a. decision
without delay.
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‘ REPRESENTATION
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reached
and endorsing his project. which will
he sent again to Congress to provide
home sites on public lands for fight~
‘BOIil‘d or M“ ”Film“. recommendation in: men. The resolution calling for
on 01‘ before “9’“ M“) 1- tcloscr relations between America
'Mf- ”Burleson gal" 0‘” ”‘0 following: and England was adopted. along with : y;
statement:
“It is preposterous
phone service in New
be tied up as it is and
that the great business intcrests of
that section shuld continue to
strangled by continuance Of this con
dition. Telephone operatives for
reasons which are incvplicablc to me
have refused to take stops to put the,
machinery in motion through whtchl
this situation may be relieved. The
general manager of the. New England
Companies. Mr. Driver. cannot act
without something: in the way of an
application for a readjustment of theé
wage scale before him. Thus matters
are brought to a deadlmk.
"I have concluded to act for them»
telephone girls mysclt‘ and have plat».
ed before Mr. Driver their application,
for wage adjustment with instruc-l
tions that he is to notify the employcs
abonce that every opportunity for a
that the tele-t
England shouLdI
unthinkable I
full hearing and discussion of some of .
its merits will be accorded either to‘
the individual employes or to them
collectively. so that they may be'
given the full benefit of all methods
of bargaining with assurance that ac- .
tion will b; taken by the. “’ire Control
Board on Mr. Drh er's recommendation
on or before May it). next.
“l have instructed Mr. Driver to act .
at once upon-receiving assurance that
The striking employes will immediate-
ly sreturn to work‘ in order that the
distress to the. public and inquity to
business'tlnterests 'may be promptly
brought to an end." .
BOSTON. April T’o'.- The tclcphonc
strike assumed a new phase today
with the entry into the fight of thou
sands of men members of the unions
affiliated with the telephone Operators
in the general organization of the New
England Joint (‘ouncil of Electrical
VVGI‘kers.
The girls hailed the new supptn.‘
with delight and promptly announced
that the dispute had now gone beyond
their authority to settlc. and that
Poatmasterfleneral Burleson would
have to deal jointly with them and the
gen‘cral body. They claimed that the
:grehter number of the 12.000 cable
Bplicers, test room men and other as-
sociates had joined them and that fur-
ther support. would be forthcoming.
The appeal of the strike sympathet-
lc action have not been confined to
telephone Pillllltl)’(‘>' .\ responsc was
received trout thn (‘Ooks and “‘aiters'
Union. Local :H of Boston, the execu-
tive committee ot’ which notified the
hotel mm OI ill" city that none of its
2.6m) Inetulwrs would serve strilu-l
breakers at lllt' hotels. Arrange»
ments were mad:- also for a confer
ence of engineers and firemen em
liloyed in the hotels looking to sili-
lar action by them. it was l‘chl‘lctl
at a lllt‘t'llllL' of the Women strikers
that the taxicab drivers' union had
taken up the matt’er of the discharge.
had refused to take a party of prorcq
slonal strikebreakti-rs from the lack
Bay Station to the Hotel Lenox.
At the same tum-tin: Senator John
.T. Kearney. business :t;t‘l"ti of the
Cooks and-“'aitr-rs' l'nion, plech-d.
$8.000, the total funds of the union;
for use if necessary to win the sii'lk“ l
lAnotber‘appeal was made to Presi
dent “'ilson this afternoon. Francis;
J. Pinueran. president ot’ the lh-nu.‘
cratic club of Massachusetts. and'
eleven members of the legislaturel
cabled to Paris a request that theI
Postmaster—General he removed from:
omce. The message read: ‘
"Burleson wrecking llll' puny. i
move him and settle this strike. l
“’ASHINGTON. April 17.——Anothcr:
appeal to the New England Telephone
strikers to return to Work was tele-
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She mined Sulphur with it to Restorel
Color, Gloss, Youthfuless. ,-‘
Common garden sage brewed into a'
heavy tea with sulphur added. will
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beautifully dark and luxuriant. I
j‘. few applications will prove a rereh-
. lion if yonLhair‘is radius. streaked or:
,my. filling the Sage Tea and Sui-g
Just'
innu- rccipe at home, though. is tron-l
‘Illcsome. An easier way is to get a‘
Bottle of Wyeth‘u Say and Sulphur
@mpound at any drug store all ready,
35i- usc. Thin. is the old-timelrecipe;
ed by the addition or other ’11-;
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‘While. wispy. gray. faded hair is not.
' -l. we all denim “to retain our‘
tnl appearance and attractive-l
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do tell. became it act:- it so.
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many OlllPl‘S presented earlier in the
weck.
Among resolutions presented was
one recommending that the day on
which President Vt'ilson lSSllet-l the
b" peace proclamation be. declared a na<l
tionat holiday.
EXHIBITION GAMES
, DECLARE!) OFF'
CINCINNATI. 0.. April lT.——-The ex-
the
and
hibition baseball game betWeen
Detroit American lmue team
the Cincinnati Nationals was declared
off today on account of wet grounds.
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MILANESE SILK GLOVES
Heavy quality. double finger tipped. in “llllt‘.
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CHILDREN’S CHAMOISETTE
GLOVES
Capes, Coats, Dresses,Sults, etc.
mums cues and COATS
New Smart Models Speciallv Priced
An [In-ease Assortment From Which “Choose
We are the headquarters for Coats. Canes and
Debuts.
Mulfivalnes are here. and at such low prices. ,
THREE SMART MODELS
In navy bloc serge. finely textured and the corrfcl \l’lldcs;
gallon in contrasting colors: scmikfltting.
$12.95
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FASHIONABLE CAPES
.. Superior quality scrgc and Wool velour. waistcoat models;
handsomely silk lined; full circular models; unusual values It
~ $13.50 AND $23.95
CAPES ANQ DOLMANS
WOOL VELOUR AND MEN'S WEAR SERGE
'l‘ltc styles are in swagger conic-e front eEOct. all the newest
collars and pockets; fancy silk lined; Navy. Henna. Tau. (:rccn,
Rose and Black: very specially priced.
$20.98 M"$30.00
TAILOR-MADE COATS
. +V‘“ . - cram mm
r.“ llozcns of styles. all tht- new colorins and finest malt-rials;
3 most remarkable variety and rare values.
$14.50, $19.50, $25.00 '““ “”5381”
Closing Out About Fifty COéTS FOR
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at half price and less, Strictly new “EV coats f0! Kll‘lfi 6 ‘0 ll 3'98!!-
tailorcd models for Hiring. Many
Wide variety of colors and color
' I V" combinations~flueoc quality mu-
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$2.50 T” $9.98
Women will be ama'zed when they see what were
filo-ffering the most eXceptional values of the season in Women’s
A most wonderful assortment of
spic Span Garmentsat one-third savings prices tell the whole story
NECKWEAR NOVELTIES
New ideas in Neckwear arc created every
day by the manufacturers and fro. then: we
are constantly selecting the choicest.
TAILORED \‘ESTS of satin. linen. pique
anti tapestry cfi’et-t are so smart with 099':
Easter Suit.
SMART \'ESTEES—~ln silk of every denim-Ip—
tion: novelty piqucs and linens. in every possi-
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COLLARS AND SETS—Hundrcds of prctty
styles and new and inexpensively priced.
DAINTY UNDERWEAR 0!" DUI-
ABLE GLOVE SILK
Garments especially dcsigncd to [in the
slender lines of the new uillwuctte, «fired it
prices that arc much below their actual nine.
PINK GLOVE SILK vm'r
$1.89 AN” $2.25
PINK AND WHITE GIDVE
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$2.49 “0 $3.90
GLOVE SILK ENVELOPE cum-Isa
$3.98 "" T” $8.50
WOMEN’S SILK HOSE
l'urc unrraiu silk of a heavy quality; lislr top
and ltslc soles; all the best 1 89
spring colors. Spccial. pair 3 0
Hood quality. finely Woven puri- silk, perfectim
fittiui: and a splendid u't-arin; $1 19
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C HOIC EST STYLES IN HANDBAGS
fvtl tlifi'crcut stylcs. all llt‘“'. t‘ome I null kind!-
of lcatltu's; also pretty Moire Silk Ramp—bean»
til'ttl litttup's. fitted with (lain!) variety mirrors
and t'lll'l lllll‘st‘s_
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cls. panel and (li‘alll'tl effects. Many mlorm-tl
buttons. braid and embroidery. in elaborate
quiet designs. ' .
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ages: all the wanted spring colors.
GEORGETTE DRESSES
HUNDREDS OF PRETTY GARMENTS GO ON
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A truly wonderful assemblage of llrcsscs in a host ”I.
included are tunics. straight line tuml~
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.Dclightful garmcnts. beautifully fasltiont'd: the sca-
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« iTet-ts: III a variety of charming colorings and black.
$24.50 “‘5'“ ‘7’ To $35.00
t't'atlIt-r stitching. Sizr l to «I ycnrs.
98c “’ $1.98
Infants’ Dresses
tll' ucu designs and llllt' quality lacc ittscl'tious
z-ml narrow ribbon rosettes; a (It-lightful its-
\orlmc't of pretty efi'ccts.
$2.98 “N“ $3.98
Children’s Dresses _
'i'ht- tin-wt quality ultitc lawn and linen. 5m cx~ ,
quisitt- showing of new styles. Sizes t" to I4 '
.‘"‘"rs‘ $3.98 TO $8.00
Infants’ Wool Cashmere Canes
\\'ith hoods; silk lined and hand émbroidcrctl.
$5.98 $7.98
Infants‘ Long and Short Coats
Wool cashmere of superior quality. with dainty
hand embroidered capes and scalloped edges;
I'lso plain tailored effects.
$5.98 “N" $7.98
Silk and Satin Petticoats
in thc new spring styles; solid colors or two-
tonc changeable efiects.
with tucks.
tilltl ittnl't‘
\\'t- are sll(t\\ill‘,!‘ litany llt‘\\', clcvcr,
Wool l’lattls. surge. poplin. noyclty silks and satin; prac-
tical atttl ltcauttl'ul skirts.
Ewry Hat. an cxccptional value.
ful. diflcrent mmlcls in this (-ollcctiou; mutlcls for wontcn
and lhlss‘t‘s‘
itlczt shown this season will be found in our showing. All
tltc tlt‘\ll‘;lltlt‘ stu'tu-J sluttlt‘s. anti lllv‘ values will prove cvc
lllll‘llt'l’\.
$17.95 ”’ T” $38.00
SEPARATE SKIRTS
smart. stylish
$4.75 1‘” $18.”
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SPECIALS FOR TOMOM IN
TRIMMED HATS
$4.75, $5.75 “N“ $6.75
Dozens o‘.’ tit-light-
BANDED SAILOR HATS
In all the prci t \ sprint: colors
$1.50 To $5.50
BEAUTIFUL NEW BLOUSES
For lrllss‘os. Willllt‘ll and stout figures.
dainty Blouses in lint- Frcnch \‘oilcs. .lap Silk, Crepe Dc
(thine aittl ticorgcttc t‘rt-pc; beautifully headed and em~
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$4.98 1‘" $7.99
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All Wool Serge
signs
5‘1”“de
A mm fabric. firmly woven. shrunk and
-- . Izod; all colon; regulor 83.50.
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Imported Voile Dress Patterns
Thy embody all the newest ideas of fish-
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72 inches wide; value $1.25.
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Dress Gilu‘ltams
32 inches wide; value ”1-.
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Full size; vnlu’e non. sot-cm ...... $1.29
Unbleached Sheath:
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