Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, September 16, 1914, Page 2, Image 2
jm MW mt w. VtVmwnnr &M' 1 . l1 r 'ai fl ." t J EVENING " cmmmmimy -i-vw-wujrv. - . LEDGERPHTLAftflLPITTA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1914'. FRESH TROOPS RUSHED TO LINE OF THE IMPENDING BATTLE NORTH pF RIVER AISNE'I """"' - i i i rTTFi 1 1" , ., i. '.,..'" .'.'.' inn, i ' ' ' iii mi ,i - ,'j'''' ' I 'iiihiwwiiipi l 1 1 i i nmiin wjjin ui K fL" Twin f w'n "i1'".1 w intf'i -nif wiMuimn ia ii' i npf 'yw wf ! 'wmn i m i iwi" r im m"im 'Tttfuiwirk.""". 7.' " 7",W1'WIW1 Ki ENGLAND'S FAMOUS SCOT'S GREYS ARE COVERING THEMSELVES WITH NEW GLORY IN THEIR HEROIC CHARGES AGAINST THE GERMAN TROOPS ON FRENCH SOIL t'","B"t I'""cr""0j & t-nd.r.ooi This famous British regiment, the tales of whose glorious deeds of valor arc spread thick on the pages of England's history, arc adding new laurels to their crown of glory on the battlefields of the once sunny nation of France. wore holding yesterday the Trout ut Vnrennes and Cr tisenvoyo. On our right wing tin (Jet man" aie rt renting toward Metz. I The Fr nch Embassy continues to I espres"" confidence that the situation is rapidly becoming more f.i.irnble to the utile's. ALLIES' ADVANCE CHECKED SAYS GERMAN WAR OFFICE BERLIN', Sept. 16. The otr.ol.il !tatetttent issued today at the War Office emphasizes the fact that the Germans have now succeeded In checking the entire offei.slve move ment of the allies In France. It Is statd that the German army Is new intrenched in new strong posi tions, and that at a number of points the Germans have succeeded in drl ing the French-British lines back on their supports. Fo far as the entire situation in France is concerned the reports of the General Staff all agree that the ne, plan of campaign is worUit.g out tn n ver satisfactory manner. On In.th the east and west front. ers. the report says, the German forces are carrying out their general p an of campaign with uninterrupted suc cess. The rea.-uii for the withdrawal of a portion of the German left wing is declared to be the presence of a su perior French force. The operations ahum Verdun, however, are being pressed. It is stated. The official statement says: Thr offr nlv '"ov( nu nt of the nil eJ Drit sh ard Kn n"h armies In France has ' em chrcKed. We have won a number of suc cesses and huw occupied strong position Fighting continued, but no engagement has taken p'ace. The enemy has beenattacklngwlth superior numbers for two day our right wing. A severe conflict has marked the operations about Ver dun. Th Admiralty unnounced todav that nil the crew of the cruiser Ilela. which was sunk by a British subma rine, hud been saved. An earlier re port from Admiral Uehnlie had indi cated there had been some loss of life. Another official statement denies a'l foreign rerorts of the progress of the tt-ar. It saya: We know from the present con dition that we shall fight to the md. tVe did not cxroot a prom ena le for our troops ' Hard fight ing against hard opposition" is our mot'o. Confidence prevails among the Germans and the world is entitled to know that there Is no truth in the talk of a French victory any where. All other reports are false, A defln'to German victory on both frortiers cannot bo eV ubtol, despite the big superiority of the hostile force on both s'des. German soil is free of her en emies The official report m'Ves no men ii n of how far or to v hat line of de fense the German right wing has retreated. CZAR'S FORCES HEM PRZEMSYL ON THREE SIDES STORIES OF ADVENTURE FROM SCENES OF WAR Communication Cut Between Supplies and Reinforcements. Tin tory l told of live American wit emu spnnuents In Helgluin: i)ii the day the correspondents heard tin' Uu-ninns weie approaching llv'n Amer ican uiHiflers hired a itiNluib. at a fubti 1 .u ii ntul, and went out I) i n ot Hie ili'i-nmii". They drew up alongside the iniii ami piepared tu watrli the i.roris i.'uii n if it were it chvis coming ;o ti'wn. t'f ctiiife, the general kmllng tho Qji.-. IT..t.T i" J ! trwip noticed them, ordered thorn nrrest- otiong r ortihcation and .u and brought to him. , r- i i r I "U '"' nru -vou7" ll0 ftR'ir ' hi brokci Uracow, Breaking Line or , fj".""' tVio0,i?nKn8ti!,Inkin'T tiley v"!,c '"s "Were live Ainctloan ropm'toM." rnnio tlie reply. "What's that? Conespoiv.'- ClUs"" "Vcu." answered n lnrge, p'iim wiltir, ulio huppened to bo Irvln rf. Cobb. "Don't you know theto nro no corres pondents with tho Gurma'i army?" thuiulere.l the general. "Heg pniilon, general.' said Cobb, with hid tunnlnst Millie, 'You've yt live with you now." I'll order you nil ?lmt," snapped the German commander, who probably fe't hlmelf weakening a fie tt'ht .jf the ivpcrter's 'nlly smile. The l bo spoil' "0 i- -'es looking at tholr Amoilcan pass ports. nt' "'and being hnt General," in'd Cobb finally. "I can stand the Ci-m-Mimd ntul ibo 'tone wnl' iiii.l tin (lb-grace to mv fam'lv but T can't stand tl e t elt Imr of that tnxicnb ni"'er over tboe." The fpiica' 'aushed , ev.rv nv-int ei of his stalf who cou'd imnrt.in 1 Kng:ih lnuelied. and the n'cnb b-ii- ng " dve Ameileau reporters joined tho pioces.'b-n into IirusselH. I'ETItOGUAD, Sept. 10. The Russians have ciotscd the lower coure oi the river nn unoppoid by the defeated Austrian enemy, wh.ch con t.nues In precipitate ilight. The posit on at Giodek between I'rzem yil and I.emberg, has been secured b. the Uusslnns, who have reached Mossia t3J miles southeast of I.emberg and a most due south from G odek) and are le ported to have Invested Przeiuysl on tine tides. 1'Kemjsl Is thi present Ilussiaa obei. tlve. ruiived dispatches from the Galleia fiont state that the fine of communica tin hot ween Cracow and Przem.isl hat I been severed by the Kusslan tioop . I Othc"1 forces, Cossacks believed to num bcr about 100 000 men. have swept Lij . I'rzemysl and have reached I.isko, i j mlln sou.hwest of l'menitjl anu -n y few ti d fn m the llumjanaii bordrr UNITED STATES HAS CHANCE TO OBTAIN TRADE OF RUSSIA HINDU TROOPS ARRIVE TO REINFORCE ALLIES' ARMY Cavalry Welcomed to Kellcve Strain On French Horse. LONDON, Sept. 1C.' The allied lines in t-'rnnce have been reinforced by the m-ilMit or the first detachment of the Indian troops who made the trip by way of the Suez Canal and weie rushed to the front fiom Soflth Fiance hi- rail. lliese troops. It Is undei-qtood. Minister of Foreign Affairs ays America and Ens and ! SrlS ivl" bL' ,volcomr'-, " J o me iMciicu cavalry horses aie renin ted a Can Supplant Germany in Supplying Czar's Country. MaJnme Klnle Mnchetez. of Po's""!! wnc trreeeii as a heroine when alio arrived in I'aihe lofl.-iy. W'-en the flpimnn- nmirmcliPil ScIf sons a'l th" ntUe'nln IIpiI. Jfadnv Mnet'.-ro i-p,v,n(-.p,i tno Ge-tnars -r terrd the cltv Jin 'nmo M-"-h'i-,7 fenrl T' .-'i aim is to tut com r.unieation t". i ri "" v -' ' ho done, sought out th- twp n Ilunrai". and tin- tin rot tresses oi i e.ie-man commnmicr. HARD TO HOLD BACK MEN REPORTS GENERAL JOFFRE nnr;pKUX. France. pt. IB. "o i an- s' a:ixiu-; to rre.ss on -,.i.n-t the- i:..hm:.8 that It Is d f flcu'it to ri strain them." says a dis patch received y Min!rr of War 'ng th- t f d -d i"ize.ii.fcl and ctueow uno nw ui is-m the Austrian am eut u un ;a-ses ' thi I'.uialiian mniinta us. Tin- we-u i. foict the yur-et b- of th- forts, as tm tllK f dUppllL wll- tie 'lit iff. In the H htiim of t! e 'a-t five dnv, c lm r-ut nc in the cat tutv : Giod'k : Is s ated, the ltusIai.s ' avi . apti r (. Austran guns and 20 houltzeis. COMMUNICATION .EVKItED The rapid advance uf the Russian forces i-as cut the lines of communication from Galicla to F.udapest. Itussian cavaliy aau reached the station of Lysko la town ..f iJWO population near 10J mlle-J south v.t nf PrZL-mysl and a little less than '.at dstanee fiom the Hun ratinn ordsr. Us occuratlin euts of Austrian etreiU In tha- ellree-- on. S .al! iavalr , . . ( . kV. : a ed t - o.sh the , , . (.. , r . e a ! if. ,. I i , ,i -tr. -ler an a - at C a -''w n I m t ' ines are di.- wo '"st'N r.:. nd It and the ra .i , o ..o l.eait ..' t' e country arc ser el. Th,. Austrian centre still holds a broad front against the victorious, Uu.'' wero In h' ' o"s ' ui ho r' rm i ' z tlo- 'u y 10 A ' s atch that h h C wr-tten a-k .ng General von Kluk fir ammunition was also found. He and his men were .... .. ,. . i j-ji . i .Mllleianil touay mm i.in.rai j-utre. taken before tho disi,.uch could be I " ' 'u 'C a h, ;. . l,.,l 6IHI.M. UUl Willi ..- - th, French commaii'l r-m-chief. The gent. i and tne left wing crum-.led up In Ituss.nti ! iiAina niwQlnn rini-f.r of ar rUK- --!.. i-,1, ..... Unfr .V... r n.A .. ,tl m T AO.. . , . . l"tM. ...-..... '"-. . .,..,...,. uilJulll riaicu i.iwi- T utiiHwiia taUnn up new positions, from which the made occasional rallies only to be driven bach. .I. Milleruml said that In was thor oughly satisfied with .-( nditions at the frunt. The French hospital uervn has beer, completely organized and no further recruits are needed. The French Governm-: t in Uv noti fied the American Ued C'rcf- lliit It vlll not need any more narso-i frum the United States. It was learned t" day that when General Freis, ft divi sion ccnvnander f General von Klult'H army, was captured. rai-m were found 'V... n-"i'- 'ic-lder me Mavr of h Cltv," she "n'd. "I do no n-n' -" ti'llnii'-'!.' dne. If you want aiy'i-' .- . ' fcr II." Th. '-;n-nin- thorcn't- ofll lol'v reci' nlrcd bcr as Mavor. A wou-idp'l Hp1-Iiim -r'.Hp- nt n.oteid ' i.vrrmi p-nud o" '1ip 'up thnt lie slept In tlio "sea'-yus beds ahont Mech lin For two davs he stent in the Held." after belncr woimded "Mechlin1 has tb.e best asparamiH bpds In the world and 1 slept on It," ho Mild pioutlly. When the commander of the German ciulsur Mnsdeburg destroyed bv Itus--lan warships In t' o T'al'c teached piioraii a n--ioiei- r 's i.t'ct tie re fused to give 'Ms tame i'rei-1-Inir "I tin "-io-tl- or - "an-iT a n t'o'i'i sl-i ed fiarnl st th ra'tio-lund " RQS?nrTf:Tmi, WE EUBOTED BY SERVIAN FORCE LONDON. Sept. 10. The London Times correspondent at I'etrogtail (ptotes a statement made to hini-bv M Sazonoff, .Minister of Foielgu Affairs, in wh.eh the latter says the prisent situation offers a gloat opportu nity in tiado ami commerce with ltus i'!a, which to Kitgland and America may menu moie in decades to come than It It cay to teallze. "For years past Germany has been load ly and vigorously pushing trade In. ul uuurters of the Itussian empire. Hhe new s-fls us above Ji,00 ,CiC0 woitli oi ixducts yearly. ThV cnoimous maikei or mac.inery, ehem cals and all sort. of n.auufactiiied pioducts Is now sud denlv cut off fiom avenues thiough which t'.-ey" Imve been supplied. Heieln 11. s the , rea est commeielal uppoitunlty tor lhis laml and Amtilca that lias ever bee offer- d. "it Is 'bat country wh'ch foresees th fat1 c nvu. rqlally In lluaslu that 111 r or ' c nornii'iis be-iellts that t. of. maikits- now olfpr.- It Is i.ot merely stu llcient that mei chants and niu.uifuctutvi 1 u'd offei their goods here. Fxport s' ou'd be sent he:e now even while w:u s 'II in pnwrto-. They should stud nd exam ne the irnts of our couutti s hut when peace c nv tliuse cimnnei h'ch for di cades l.ave Mowed deep, nit' Gnrmnri pn ducts may continue i (low !t! products from IJnaland ii. An ei-irn. "For America ltussla opens an oppor tunity or a conunercia outlet sueh as can baldly be over estimated. We have an empire of lTO.WoUOJ souls and the SSeo.Oi'O.Cvn yearly that e hue been pay ing Germany is but a beginning uf the demand that will soon inalie ltussla among tho mott desirable and valuable markets In the woild. ltnllroad building and new developments everywhere aro I have a prelude to an era of piospeilty In this country such as never baa been seen hem before. I cannot ton iiuiih.i'ii-allv cx;irpj.s the hope that merchants uuro'id m'l re ills: tli s wonderful opp i utility a . ait promp ly." are is 1IOI tPil flit uaniy worn out ny their constant use since tho war began. It Is believed here that thev will be i-ent to telnforce Sir John Ftencb, who Is leported as Initiating an envelop ing movement, which has for Its object the cutting off the main light whig of tho German army. LONDON BELIEVES ITALY WILL AID TRIPLE ENTENTE JAPANESE DROP BOMBS ON GERMANS AT TSING-TAO Naval Patrol of Leasehold. Forced Back Into Klao-Chau Bay. TOKIO. Sept 10. Olllcial announcement is made by the Jupaiieso War oillce that an aviator sailed over the Gcrmuii foi tlllcatlons at Tslng-Tao, In the German leasehold ot Klao-Chau, mid chopped bombs upon tho barracks of tho soldiers. The machine returned safely to Japanese hoadrmatlera. It Is believed that a number of German soldiers weio killed by the explosion of the bombs. Tho acroplanrj was shelled, but the Get mans' aim was Ineffective. Tho German naval patrol at Tslng-Tao bus been driven In by u Japanese fleet of toipedo boat destioyers. The War Office was Informed today I homllnoff behoves that the annihilation that wounded German prisoners de- r surrenutr oi rcnuune -c..i.( ' armv Is Imminent. clared they had no knowledge that war I Fighting has been continuous for ; -.,. . , j-.-.., 2) das alone the c-utie. in tmu ume. , vauLUlt; V tsuegruu, -fU IVilleS n.'.oidlng to reports reeehed by tho ar , ('mi,lue (lua mve I uth ot isaraievo and Ef- Ijfl.t A wv III 1 1 f I had been declared when they called out. Some soldiers asserted that they had been wounded by their own army. The Government hos intrusted M Doumergue. Minister of Foreign folo r.les, the taak of proceeding to the Department of Marne to distribute aid to the inhabitant. The illnistor will lrap today, lr-ident Poincaie Una leceived in Bordiaux the flags of the 26th and 91th Prussian irfantry regiments, ittptured by Fr nch soldiers. HIGHWAY BRIDGE WILL ' MAID ARRESTED OF THEFT ELIMINATE CROSSING !Arre6led at ..d',op"o Blessing" tor Bteel and Concrete Structure for Glenwood Avenue Near Seventh. su.l .md comrute hiifuwaj bridge, to cobt aid iuiintt:ly III).'"', iil be tun-stiueii-il on the line of UlciiwooiJ avenue jk ar svvnth stieet over ths trfteks of tin- Hi' 'an md Pruned of the Phtlad!pU4 and nea'ling Railway Company, Flans foi the strueturfc are beJug pre p-iitd under the direction of Chief Weft. btii. ui Hip Survey Buieitu, ainl. fohow li i,- tin- appruval by the fuollq Heroic ,nu it ?n h v4il!te trm P-J...J,, Uur Mra immotld mig$ Jew. u ii.un.iiial Uwo. Ury vala at uir than $800. She told Itidenit of the seetlon wlnrfe the bridge mil b ertiteii have been apuel-ln0- tor months for the utru-ture tht wilt liiui.oatf u dangerous Kiaili- iromin tliat tnuat U- ii,t-ea da iy by eoildren on tilth way to and fropi stlmoj. BOY STABS MOTHER She Had Struck Him WllM Se Se fused to Go to School, Dislike for tlio routine uf ..Uioul life lu4 12-;.tai-u a Ju;Lyii M- u l.ni. oi 1! I'lu .- ttao p i' 'I tniii mm i 114 t. itab til The a..nfin! Staff announced today that General Urouslloff's troops were march Ins; to attack Sambor. an important point In the Austrian line of communications. With the capture of Simbor ami Chy row, ihe Huslans will cut Hi-zemvsl com pletely off from any assistance that mlht be sent from the south (Sambor Is 28 mlloa southeast of rrwmv ysl. vihhh lie is miles west 01 i.emoi-rB Chy row i 20 miles south of Pnemysl.) 1 COMPLETE ISVKSTJIUNT OF IUIZ13M. SYli j In an official statement Issued toduv, i tnfi Kut-sian War Office declares that the It.vtstment of Przemysl will prevent the .vistrian army of General liankl tabintf 1 fuse there. U says; The forces of Genoral DanUl have iii n entirety cut off from the Austrian cetmc. and will be unable tu reach Trroysl whloh is now completely In vented by the rtussiuii". Tin army of pankl is now cut off in the boas into which they had hoped o entice the Russians- The Iraementary details tuitt available phaw that our forces huv already achieved tha greatest success ever recorded In warfare Archduke Karl Franjs Josef is re prteej to be with the routed Austrian forces and his capture l looked for. rnofllclel reports say that of tho great army of tou.ouj men that Aujtila sent lntj Gallcla to uttach the Uussians on tho fiomler of 1'oland, fully VQ,- liuve boen tb Police, and since thn thee havo 1Jm . i""' 'sptunii. W 8V.. urrvuUCO lBi iarlbuia for th maid. I lv -ape is imposiimw. Uajit .b,'hi Jennie vmn to the "Door t ' "" UlvskiiiK ' to collect sofiie ciolhlng le I IfONOON. Sept. 18. ihMB ilnii ie went tu her last lac ! The Kxpns publtshei. a dispatch from of ftmploymeut. Fersons at the burne whu 1 Itonw 'J the effect tlutt tlia two Austrian knew of t'i atU-ged robbery summon'-d ' flimies ui.der Geneiali Uaids and Von ti police, and t.ie mrl ias arretted I .VuftewfierK have joined tt ftliesov, thlr- 1 ! teen miles northuast of Juroslav and GERMAN AIRSHIP WRECKED Pilot nnd Army -Officer Reported Killed by Belginns. LONDON, Sept. IC. A Rotterdam dispatch to tbu Star states that a German aoroplano was hiouKht down by Ilelslnn bullets near Ilochcfau and tliat the pilot, and a German olllcer who was malting observations, wen-killed. Taking Employer's Jewels. 1 The 'poor of Olesstns." North 3Jd j ' ct t, wai openine for Jennie Ptlaimy, a maid, M years old. -i North Sixth t sirevt, when she was arrested for on a!.ued jwel robbery by Patrolman l,aw 1 Ky, uf the Nineteenth and osford street ! station. Arraigned before 3lasistra I Pewiocls la thu STijiht Police Court, she wa new In Wen ball for a further hearing. I Ji-nnle aj formerly employed by Mrs. I J, f. Garwood, isw Columbia avenue, on feet Junction With Invad ing Montenegrins. NISH. Sopt 16. Ofllclal announcement has bcou made here of tho capture of Visliesrad, In Dosnla, by Servian troops. The Servian army that took Vishceiad and the Montenegrins?, who captured Fotcha, also In Ilosnln, havo off fd a ' eastern coast of Florida this morniiiB am. THE WEATHER Oflici il Forecast WASHINGTON. Sept. K For eastern I'eniisylvanla Fair toniRhi Thursday lucreaslnt? cloudiness; fresl northeast winds. For New Jersey Fair tonlsht; Thurs day unsettled with prohable tiioners; in crcasint; northeast winds. A tropical disturbance Is central otf tin Popular Pressure May Force Government to Desert Triple Alliance Associates. Resent Austrian Sacrifice of Adriatic Regiments. LONDON, Sopt. 10. There Is a Browins belief In dip on atle circles that Italy has at la-it deeded defi nitely to aid the al.lea against her formor treaty associates. Confidential repoits received today throueh d.plomutlc aouicca indl uted tlat the piossuro fiom w.lhln Is benli,n iib to have Its effect on tho Italian Government, which up to the jn-Of-ent has sincerely en deavored to maintain neutrality. IJut tho anti-Austrlun feulimr continues to Krow and tho admission tliat tho tioops fiom tlio Adriatic and the Tyiol legions wero put tu tho very front rank and sacil Ilccd in tho G.illclau mid KusMun-Polutid lishlins, coupled with the rea iz.itlon that the.so lesimonts were mostly composed of Italians, lias fanned the flame against Aufetriu. All tlio radical groups are urn iva tho Government to act and as a lostilt or the inflation lengthy cabinet conferences are being held. The new Jttimunlan cub net U leported to be very anxious to e.xeeute an ugree meut with Italy uheieby :be two ntulona will act In concert uimhibt Austria. A nv.-3 agency dispatch fiom Athens says that the (I reek Government has sent a not,, to Turkey Ideiilic-il with that of the Gieat Powers concerning Tinkev's lucent cancollationa of foreigner's privileges. erry s Right, My Right! " N juncture and aro marching toward Sara jevo despilo a determined resistance b the Au-itrUus. Sarajevo Is only forty miles north of Vlshcgrad. VIENNA, Sept. JO. General Hoofer, chief deputy of tho Aiistiiaii Genera! Staff, unnounced to ia tbjt the Servian airav which crossed ibr It.ver Save- two days ago bus been ' defeated alon,; its entire line. FRENCH CAVALRY CRITICISED Qorresiiondent nt Front Says Charges i Were Poorly Timed. LONDON, rf.-nt -6 Tin D.'.IIy News' C0 respondent follo.v. n the puriult with the olbfo. I.un. nt, tin- Ink .,1 iufllclent cavalry, lb sa!. "Ihe Frencjj cavalry has not liuiji i0i tunate in tiiis division. Too often ,t tiimd lu brilliant clauses too late, .uul ui, svvipt over the c(et vihen tho U. nu.u. guns had i-ecumi the ranse tu mow them uua-n. Ibuee their supi.ort bus m.t al waia been available at the righ tiiioinn.i. ut thm courage and dash hun i , ehui-ae-teristic." Is moving northward. It has appaietitl Incieased In energy during the night and vessels aro warned that conditions will be dangerous boutb of Virglnlu capes, lllgn barometric pressure continues over tlw northoustern portion of the country, caus ing continued fulr weather and moderately low temperatures. Halns aie reporled in the northern States from tho Lake legion westwnid, while conditions have Kuneuilly cleared in the great central valleys. A shurp riso in temperature occurred over n belt cteodlni: from I-iko Superior touth westward to Kansas. t 111 ed Mates U lather Ilureuu Uulletln observations made at ! p. in., eastern Unit-: S?ygeiJTOR UND5R ARKEST BRITISH COMMAKTDEER SHIPS VANC(jfvi:i. ii ,. s..,,f lk. ...... , ttiifti.titi, sntl w iliio nriftV ft TirTk-mtkl lfct'jtTii.Kli.. i. - . . fi ..u";;"..";.r. :.,rvi. '.'"""', r: : :. r. ".a "i- ' ium anu .Mom- ' t h dispatch ia that the two armh-s , fcdgle have be.ri taken by Hie iirlilsii 1 liavo lost forty per cent of their num. Adimiulij, living tho fanadian PaellK ?IS . bore. , Hailw.1-. u ,, ll(J tiaiispacilio tket. One of JJeJrs of Estate Alleges approprjation of Funds. Trouble ovu the bandiinu of funds bo- Rill RARIArJ WAR MINISTFR inotfei Roie Uudieiu. in tb aim with' longing to the oute uf Jonepb Vyrn, ' trj.oii.. njui her ... to tau lor "'WWd i Magutrate i.relis aW- Reported Blhoc. and v. hen he Mm 1) refui-ed to do "" "" M.pnf 11 fM Old, the so ftici.li Mm Thu iuy, who had Uen vxenjtaft i &aa hail U court. aliarpen ..v a PuM w potato to le. Jbej T. Uyrm. thi. Mrm m.a Has iitu.Jnd mi Ti.e chid wu taken to the Bll nl 1 . . or. . inn drills pole. ta 1 1 u. 1. .. li .1 t 1 a 1 ui L1 1 1 mp'auit He sa d & bid oevii 1 "' ' M'Uiib, vi. iu b.i- V!UIj:i slz, ( General Ficheff Taken Cabinet Post. LONDON. Sept. It It U reported here on the authority of thu I'olosne Gazette that Major Ccneial Ficheff has bien appointed MinUter of i 1.1' buli-uiia. wiih beadquarteia 111 isiia tiie tapitul of that country. Newest Dances Quickly Taught Re one of tho Kooil danc ers this year. Correct fclept, and inno-vatlonu taught by experts. Per gonal or class lessons The Cortissoz School (Pronoun-nl Cer-tlsb) 1520 Chtstnut St. w$kva Direct From Farms Extra Grade Penna. White Potatoes $3.00 Guaranteed nice size, fine cat intr and mealy. Price Dellveredi for a full barrel sack We will take back and refund for any purchase made of us not satisfactory Phone and Mail Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered Felix Spa ola&S ns Readi g T"rminalMarke. Rell Phones Filbert .1 5o Filbert B4-5J t , Keystone Itaec 23 9S nace U-99 V iave the Cos ofaNewBody Tlie- ii lK.i..-b I'atMit I'liiiii-rtei-II 1-i.iKiii tmn Int; ,ur r hu'Ihiv h nu ,.,-j ,,, ,,rn . Illl.llll,e. .Bht uelBht . ,.Ji ' " ""l"- wvm 101 of I'UiilriB en now l,n. 6Uvcs i"raS8 fur cl.4 lioily. ntc. -none or Call tae fm I Iculura The Gregg-Wm. D.Rogers Co. 192H.3I Arch Street 'i'Auiie, J,uiuil lt,l J "Say, that's a swell coat, ain't it!" said one young fellow to .-mother, as they studied a few of the new ones in 'our windows At Perry's "Pine!" said his friend. "I'm (join' to have my tailor make me one like it!" ,-tr Perry's "Y'cr foolish, kid! It'll cost yeh twice as much as that one, and it won't look the money!" At Perry's it was one of our new Bnlnuicnans, a large blanket pattern of rich deep colors a prevalence of d a r k green, with blue, gray and red a wonder for beauty SIX At Perry's Perry & Co., "N. b. t." 16th & Chestnut Sts. In n . . , vjeorge jrxiien 1214 Chestnut Street 1214 A c. Trimmed Millinery Reproductions from Model Hats by the Foremost Parisian Designers New Importations Bo.is, Scarfs, Muffs liua. $5.75, $7.50, $i) Scarfs, 5,75 to 1575 Muffs, $fj.75 $10.50 Owing to the scarcity of these goods an early selection is suggested. Laces Exquisite things to use in making gowns a-el blouses. I'Vesh front Europe Mechlin Net with sequin de signs in gold, silver, Hrussels net, filet, crackley net, em broidered in gold and silver and colored combinations. Beaded Jet and Sequin in ilouncings, all overs and bands. Complete line Tassels and Frogs, in separate design-.. I ui u w Ba li Hit I not to Ilia. lani' V tou else tho tlte ei 1 colt tht II b H. bit kl, 2 K IM. fifff LJiTlSrlfl z&Mmtmmim SSgSjj?1 m l J . " r'ift 'Mm JJft'Mia