WNHNUALWANZAfA
DELLE FORZE ITALIANE
SlICOmZIAETOLMWO
,Le Due Piazze Forti sul-
l'fronzo Minacciate di
Awiluppamento d a 1 1 e
Arm ate di Cadorna.
Borgo Bombardata.-
ItOMA, 6 Alfoslo.
VoitenslVA IthVnna sul Cnrso continue.
B contro' dell foo Italian hn Mtto
ontiivnii nrnDi mentre l'ala destra
Jrtanea rapldamente helln Bona di Monte
Set Burt dove il avolgono ancora- ostinati
c -lolf ntt combattlmentl. Inttlvlta" detrll
auatrlacl si llmlta a contrattaccni aim
tKMlxlonl Italians dl Monte Sel Hull, cue
toero' sono facllmente c constantemente
t-eaplntl dagli itallanl.
Nel fratternpo lo batterle d'assedlo Ital
ian conllnua.no It Invoro. dl demolitions
del foftl cho abarrano le vallate del
dadore ed hnnno gla rldottoal sllenslo
alWno batterle auatrlaehe nella sona for
ttacntn dt Mnlborshetto.
. La tenacta die gll austrfacl mostrano
nel loro centratlacchl contro le poslilonl
ltallarie dl Mont Scl Husi l aplega facll
mente col fatto.ehe l'avnntatft Italian In
quelle tcglone mlnaccia scrlnmonte dl
taallare bkII austrlacl lo loro llneo dl
eomiinlcaxlone e dl rltlrata dello quail
deve users la RuarnlBione dl OorUla,
glncche' It generalo Cadorna contlnua n.
sviluppare la sua manovra nvvlluppante
clie pUo' dlventaro nssal minacciosa da tin
memento all'nltro, K' evident clic, Una
volta tagllatft le llnee dl rltarata alia
guarnlslone dl Oorlula ed aU'armata aus-
' trtara cho opera In quella rcglone, la
nuarnlslone dl Oorlila l vedrebbe cos-
' tretta ad arremleral od a perire non sol
tino perchc non potrebb nvore I rlfornl
nentl necessnrll, ma nnclie perclic' l
Volta tagltato lo llnee dl rltlrata alia
Vfdrcbbo prcclusa ognl via dl palveno.
' Intanlo, oltro che rcsplnnere I contrat
lacohl niutrlacl gll Itallanl mandano
truppe contro le forso nttaccantl, coslcclie
I tcntatlvl del nemlco sono non soltanto
Inutlll. ma nnche perlcolosl, come 'si
vlto nel tentatlvo del Jaegers contro le
poslxlonl occupato dal DerBagllcrl nella
reglono dl Jfonto Bel Bus!.
lie truppo Italians eontlnunno' anche
Trivanzata verso Itovereto, I cul fortl sono
ora bombsrclatl daU'artlgllerla Itallana.
In queite condUlonl dl Inferlqrlta' gu
austrlacl devono non soltanto dlfendero
ffflcacomente le fortcxe dl Gorilla 'e dl
Tolmlno, che sono altaccato dagll Itatlanl.
ma devono anche opporsl all 'nvanznta
rte.711 Itallanl sul nanchl dl quello plane
fortl. II comandante austrlaco ha chlcsto
rlnforzl at suo governo per poter organlz-
B,i tar M seconaa unea ai auesn, senza ucim
i quale t'lnvastono Itallana asaumcrebbe
' propomom verameme grnnui. ua priiim
Unea di dlfesa auatrlaca puo conslderarsl
come superata dagll Italian).
II CA8TELLO DI DANTE DISTOUTTO.
L'Idea Kazlonale dlco che gll aus
trlacl, per sempltce atto dl vandallsmo,
hsnno dlatrutto lo storico castello dt
I.Iirann. chlamdto tl,CastcIlo dt Dante,
pcrche II poeta vt pas'so' II suo cslllo.
II Castcllo dl Danto sorge sulla des
tra deU'Adlge, tra Hoveroto e Mori, dove
nppunto si avolge ora la lotta tra aus
trlacl ed Italian!) ed era meta dl grand
Intercast per I turistt o per gll studios).
Ivl Dante nveVa -vlssuto versl II 1303,
quando (u cslllato da Flrenze.
II prlnclpo Vlttorlo Nnpoleone, che non
potette ottencro dl essero arruolato
nelVeserclto franceso ed In quclll dcgll
- alleatl, a' atalo ora nomlnato nddetto
mllltnre russo al quartlere generalo
Itallano. II prlnclpe e dunto al nuar-
tlerc generalo del generate Cadorna, dove
' stato ricevuto da re Vlttorlo Era
mnnuelc, 11 prlnclpo Vlttorlo Napoleon o" cuglno
dl ro Vlttorlo, essondo flsllo del prlnclpo
Qerolamo Ponaparte o della prlnctpcssa
Clotlldc, sorella dl re Uroberto. Flno a
pochl annl or eono' II princlp Vlttorlo
Napolcone era generate dl brlgata nel
1'czcrcltQ TUISO.
IL COMUNICATO UFFICIALE.
Hero II ttsto deU'ultlrno comunlcato uf
flclale Itallano pubbllcato dal mtnlstero
della Querra:
"La nostra sroasa artlgllerla ha bom
bardato con successo la stailone ferro
. vlarla dl Borgo, nella Val Bugana.
"Sull'altoplana del Carso la notto del 3
Agosto passo' tranqullla. Nella mattl
nata nol bombardammo cotonne dl (an
terla nerr.lca nelle vlclnanzo dl Marcot
tlnl e alt re cotonne nemlche che marcla
Vano tra Itubbla e Doberdo'. Nol abbl
amo rlpresa la nostra avanzata al centro.
mentr la nosfa sinistra ha progredlto
Mntamente e la nostra destra al e' llm
lt&ta a. mantenere lo sue poilzlonl. II
nemlco ha safterto perdlte gravlsslme In
un vano tentatlvo dl rlconqulstare le post
xfonl dl Monte Sel Bust."
PER LA QUERRA ALLA TURCIHA.
La. stluazione e gll Incident! che pre
cedettero e determlnarono la guerra Halo
turca del 1311 at rlpetono ora ognl glorno
In forma dl provocazlonl da parte delta
Turchla vorso l'ltalla.
La mogBlor parte del glornall Itallanl
dlcono che ormal la pazlenza ha" raggl
unto II suo llmlte e che 11 tempo dell
muure energlch e gla' arrlvato, L'opln
tone pubblica certamente e pronta ad
approvare qualslasl provvedlmento che
sis, per essere preso datla autorlta mill
Url in rlguardo alia Turchla.
Da circa un mese parecehi consoll Ital
ian! neli'lropero ottomano al sono vlsto
tolto ocnl mezzo d comunlcaro con II loro
rverno o con 1'ambasclatore itallano a
Conitantlnopoll, j In Italia si terao serl
nmente della loro slcurerza.
50,000 DU PONT EMPLOYES
PIACED ON AN 8-HQCH DAY
"WUmlaeton Powder Company Reduces
Workday One-flfth. '
WILMINGTON. Del.. Aug. tU was
announced by the d'u pont Company to
day that the order posted yesterday, civ.
lng the men an eight-hour day at tlio
same pay now given for 10 hours,' will
apply to all the men in the emplpy of (he
company. The order affeata B0,W mfn,
and although officials decline to give the
figure of additional cost, they estimate
that the operating expenses will be in
creased aboiH one-third by the new order.
Heretofore men nova- been working dif
ferent hours in different departments,
, now all wl.ll wo tight hours altka.
JWOM OF COL. J. G. TOWNSEND
JCeot County Man Urged for Goverribr
of Delaware.
fUMRNGTON. Del. Aug, B.-Rpqbt.
esa Ik Ub lower part of the State have
started a, boom for Cotauti Jpfca C Twa-
eso, or usnr county, as easwujai jw
ttM Hayubucan noaiDj,uoD tor Bprejner,
ileilU th taet that Kant County U urtf
u.a Colonel Alvtn B. Confvw for l
iOnce. TiAOnd U a. p4rOHl frt4 of
Qenerat T Coleman 4 PoaU. ,aa4 waa
ous -jl the promlnegt JgMsl Of PMa4jX
Count who QbUIsa JP, ftifct Of vay
w th du Pont bSBeWW fedn galby
Wlte to Oeorgatewn.
Tt.natiid was a candidate for Comrisss
la the Lust campaign, but withdrew In
wclw tbdt tho nominatku) of Thomas W.
ilttjtr, ti present Cuitgresanwin, miajat
li mvte unanimous He ha not n
tnnncwi bill. c if b4 uindldate for GvVcr
U, eat tis..f fta ttxvn iu.jidfrst't ilk
4 V& e0u4-iueai ti iQU H tv exuded
Dt wil t"! liv.j .u(itat Uteo
Jt un4 Suwws. ! jMiitui J!r tt pott-
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COURT'S DECISION WILL
PROTECT SHOKE VISITORS
Prnctleo of Holding; BoggajfO for Ex
cess Charges Declared Illegal.
ATt.AMTifl rrrrv. N. J.. Ausr. &. Scores
Of seashore visitors who have encoun
tered dimculUes In reclaiming baggngo
held by small hotel proprietor In an at
tempt to fore excess payments, will re
joice over a new Interpretation of the
hotel net by Judge Bmathert, of the DIs- ,
trlct CourL It will apply to all of the ,
resorts on the Jersey coast i
Miss Mildred Kaplan, of rhlladelph a, j
engaged necommddatlons at the Hotel
nmrtkAhiirnt for a week, but when ne i
arrived at the hotel found the accomo
dations not to her liking and decided to
go elsewhere. . , . , ,
Bamuel Blnger, proprietor of the hotel,
however, refused to surrender the youwc
woman's baggage, declarfng she i had con
tracted to pay him for one weeks board.
The same claim has been raised In scores
of caaea- here this summer and strangers
have ben mulced for hundreds of doi-
Judse Bmathers holds In the case of
Mlas Kaplan that a mere engagement of
board Is not a completed contract. lie
i.m. .i.n ihnt nroor etors can collect
only for service actually provided.
M0VIEMAMAWAR
TAKES A NEW TURN
William Fox, Engaging Robert
Mnntell, Announces That No
Photoplay Star of His Com
pany May Appear in Drama
During Current Season.
By (he Photoplay 'Editor
Several exciting If problematic events
have Just taken place In the photoplay
world. One Is the engagement of Robert
Mantell and his wife. Genevieve Hamper,
by the Fox Film Corporation and the pos
sibility that ho la not to play Shnko
spenre In tho regular theatre this sea
son. The other Is tho announcement of
n retaliatory fight by the photoplay mca
against the ordora.of tho Frohman Inter
ests and Al. II. Woods forbidding any ot
jhetr players to appear In the movies.
When Mr. Fpx announced the engage
ment of Robert. Mantell he added: Artists
appearing under my management in pho
toplays In future will not be permitted
to appear on the speaking stage during
tho current season of their picture per
formances. This specification will be em
bodied In contracts. Tho movlng-plcture
stage today has reached n magnitude,
.artistic and commercial, sufficient for us
to assure the patrons of the silent drama
the exclusive services of the greatest
dramatic artists." ,,..ii
William A. Brady, with whom Mantell
made Shakespearean plays pay In ww
York, sees the doom of speaking plays
because ot the movies, and Is much dis
turbed because of Mantell's decla.on.
'The motion-picture Industry Is going
to kill the drama within II months, ho
declared. "Sevcnty-flve per cent, of . tne
stars of the legitimate drama are In Cali
fornia now, where the majority of the
big phot'o-productlon companies are gath
ered for the opening- ot the picture aea
aon. They have practically got all our
best talent And not only have they got
.1 A.n. hf hav hnv the Dlaywrlghts,
And they have the wealth of the world
for matertats. They can go to tje pub
lie library and get a thousand old books,
from Shakespeare to Marie Corelll and
Jolm Halifax, Gentleman and boldly
put them on the screen. It's no use In
talking, the motion-picture business has
made giant strides. And we have been
standing still or sleeping,
"The movies will hand us a couple of
quick kicks soon-ln fact, they are doing
It already wlilch la going to wake us
up." ,
A group of Easanay Players "bor
rowed,t a Clark, street surface car at
Arsyle street several days ago and
photographed It ,ln a scene for "The
Woman Hater" before the conductor
realized tho picture was being taken.
ltr.,!pr command of Henry B. Walthall
and Bryant Washburn, the car was
hailed nnd stopped. Every one was on
the rear platform when the final man,
carrying a camera, called out "hold the
car a minute." The players all stepped
off while the camera clicked. "We are
SO seconds late." said the conductor as
ho rung the bell, "but It was worth it to
get In a picture."
Daniel C. Goodman had written a photo
play In one- net entitled "The Son," in
which Octavla Handworth and .Jack
Standing play the principal roles. Tho
play has one climax so enthralling that
the director In charge forgot himself and
his work and unthinkingly walked In
front of the camera, necessitating the re
taking of the scene.
Fay Tlncher Is much more fortunately
situated than the average motion picture
actress when It comes to the question of
a vacation. She has only to express her
wish to Director Edward "Komlo" Dillon,
of the Komlc Comedy Company, and Dil
lon says:
"Let's see. you say you wish to go to
Ban Franclaco for u few days. I think
I have an Idea for. a scenario that will
take you there."
And so Mlsa Tlncher goes, accompanied
by some of the Komla comedians, n cam
era man and the director, ever fertile In
Ideas.
The other day Miss Tlncher decided that
she wished lo go to the San Diego Ex
position, atao she would like to go to the
Panama-Pacirio Exposition In San Fran
ciacp. ' Dillon promptly brought out a
mental scenario and decided that Cheater
Wlthey, Olga Orey and Frank Darlen
would appear with .Miss Tlncher In scenes
at' the two expositions.
But on one point Miss Tlncher was dis
appointed. Bhe wished to travel by rail
and suggested that mode ot transports,
tlon to Dillon.
"Won't do at all." said the director,
"the scenario positively calls for scenes
on a steamer."
.And so they are going by water.
Victor otel was hurled through a door
and blown M feet out Into the street by
the explosion of a cartridge in a s'tavo
In. the Kssanay comedy, "SnakevlUe's
Hen Media." Potel'a clothing Was almost
tom off and he was bruised from head to
foot, but otherwise escaped uninjured.
The cartridge exploded prematurely,
hence Potel's hasty exit. "But It makes
a darn goo4 scene," said Fotel with a
satisfied smile.
-! ' "
GUARDSMEN TO BE ASSIGNED
American Security League, Will Over
sea Distribution of First Regiment,
In ooBneotlen with the prejMrattons et
the American Security Lsasue for lbs
fall mH)brsblp earapatsn. Thaedajre B.
WtewtMlm. Breatdtftt et the organiza
tion, tfrfcur anjWMiicaat ttmt the Veteran
Corps, tfe 1st Raalment. N. Q. P.,
has takaa active, step to begin the aa-
aiariueBi 9 snwura to Miner active
ssrvlee or home defense.
A comqUttae has been appointed to eon
duct the vftltmlnary work; !i the earn-pataTB-
Tb coromltwe is cetnpottd of R.
Dale Benaen, aaolor vice commander ot
the ciwv; J. Campbell OUmors. ad
jutant, &b4 Jolm A Oaborn. command
ant ot a comyany. It was also aosounced
that Aljutur.t OtUnor baa Un la Wesb.
tagtaii for the last few days, where he U
la su.sulie.Uun with the War Devarumuit
: un th iUtO.
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TAYLOR READY TO OPEN
BIDS ON TRANSIT WORK
Director Hopes Commission De
cision on Certificate Will Be
Favorable.
Although the State Public Service Com
mission has slvcn no Indication of what
its decision will be In the matter of
granting n certificate of public conven
ience to permit tho beginning of con
struction work on tho Broad street sub
way and tho Frankford elevated lines,
Director Taylor has made every arrange
ment to open bids for tho work on Au
gust 16.'
The withdrawal of the opposition of
tho Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
has left only the Dallam taxpayer's suit
to be considered by the commission.
Mr. Vnlc, attorney for Mr. Dallam, has
until AuK'Ust 13 to file his briefs with tho
commission, and It Is hoped that the com
nilielon will bo nblo to reach Its decision
before August IB . , . . . .. I
The bids, which aro scheduled to bo ,
opened on August 16, cover the construe-
tion of part of tho Broad street subway,
extending ironi rimon " ......... -
west side of City Hall to Broad street nnd
South Venn Square, and column founda
tions for tho Frankford elevated for a
distance of five miles.
The contractors will have four weeks
from the dato tho bids aro opened to file
bonds and have the contracts approved
by tho Mayor. In tho meanwhile the re
location work In Buttonwood street, be
tween Broad and 13th streets, which Is
preliminary to tho construction of the
Broad street subway, will bo begun. Last
month the contract was awarded to John
McMcnamy for 117,600, and the work will
bo begun next week.
COURTS MAY DECIDE
ON 'FOURTH' EXPENSES
Failure of Committee to Adver
tise for Bids May Cause Com
plications. Following the discovery that bids were
not asked according to the law on sir
Items Incidental to 'the 4th of July cele
bration In this city, it Is expected tnat
the courts will be asked to give an opin
ion on the matter should Councils make
an additional appropriation of J2500 to
settle outstanding obligations of the
celebration. ,
Inquiry Into the expenditures ef the
Fourth of July Committee questions the
legality of the actions of that body in
incurring $2600 expenses in excess of the
112,000 appropriated for the occasion by
CouncllB, and again for having failed to
advertise for bids Incidental to the field
sports at Belmont, badges, music, stands,
printing r.nd engraving and a dinner.
Each of these items was in excess ot
JJ00, and comes under an opinion of tho
city solicitor in jaw emus mo .. u.
MM. It is as follows:
"For all amounts exceeding 500 there
must be preliminary advertising and, of
course, bidding, awards and written con
John II. BaUley, chairman of the com
mittee of Counctls to supervise the cele
bration, admitted yesterday that he had
not advertised tho bids, and said he did
not believe the law required such adver
tising, but that he "asked for three bid
der?." When asked how this was done he
replied! "Oh, I Just sent after them."
"IS MILADY IN HER BATHING
SUIT DISORDERLY ?"-t-QUEIIY
Postmaster at Rockaway Beach, New
York, Thinks So.
WASHINGTON, Aug. B. "Ie milady's
bathing suit, especially If designed to
display her charms, disorderly!"
This is the question that soon may be
put up to Postmaster Oeneral Burleson
by the fair bathers of Rockaway Beach,
N. Y.
Reports from the Beach say William A.
McAvoy, postmaster there, has prohibited
Women from entering the postofllce in
their bathing costumes. He la understood
to have Issued this ukase under his
blanket authority to "maintain order in
the poatofflce."
No action will be taken here until a
formal appeal has been made and the
fair bathers present their attire for the
Inspection ot the Postmaster General,
WILMINGTON REAPS FINES
City Beneflta Mos, While County
Pays Prisoners' Board.
"vTILMINQTON, Del, Aug. B, County
Officials are Inclined to' think that despite
the fact that Wilmington is complaining
of powder workmen from Carney's Point
coming here and getting drunk with the
result that they are arrested, this city has
the better pf the-county In the matter.
When the men are unable to pay their
fines they are sent to the workhouse and
the county is compelled to pay their
board. If they pay 4 the fine the city gets
IL The reeajpta from the City Caurt for
Jtily, according to the report of the elerk,
were ihwitw. wruie not au tnese nnw
were paid by powder men, a cotifld
rable part of It was. Qn the other hand,
the elty says It niaks little dilfereneo who
pays the board of the men as the elty
Is In the ceuqty and pays the greater
part ot the taxes.
Reichstag Speaker Wins Cross
BERLIN, Aug. 6. -The Overeeas News
Ageaey reports teal JobawiM Xsews&
! :i .. .. i i i
p ut u ftvwnafca. ass awai
mteA wttte the Iron &n. " "" "
HIA, THTTRS
blK tractor oas.lv rsuplnp up the totuth
jMK SI3 &S by ConTractor J P. McN.chol
WANT LAWSON SET FREE
10,000 United Mine Workers Protest to
President Afralnat Imprisonmont.
MOUNT CARMEL, To., Aug. B.-Up-ward
of 10,000 United Mine WorkeVs, at
the suggestion of National President
John P. White, who delivered an ad
dress here yesterday, unanimously
ndopted a resolution protesting to Presi
dent Wilson ngalnst the Imprisonment of
John R. Lawson.
Lnwson, n national board member, who
headed tho striking miners at Colorado,
Is In Jail at Trinidad, Col., charged with
conspiracy In the killing of Deputy John
Nelnot during the recent strike. lie is a
former Mount Carmcl man.
rJGeutfnffs f 4 mSemi-Anrmal V)
Hmt-rrice
for Mem, Women and Childn
1 7 ' . :AA '.-' V AX
mi &, - - .'.
llllll '. ' . ", ''.' '- ' BBO ''
$5.00 Bostonian Shoes
for Men Both Stores)
Including Tans and Black smart new English
lasts, both leather' and rubber soled. Also many
Outing Shoes. All sizes in the lot. ' ' - .
k Also $3.90 for $S to $7' Shoes - .
$4.90 for $6 to 8 Shoes ":
$5.90 for 8 to 10 Shoes.
Two Views of Goutlng's
Wonder Arch Form Shoes
for Children
Children's and Mutes'
AnkU-Sttaps, hrwrly f onP,tO Cl
tfW and f3M. Nowiv&.Ol)
In Babies' sizes, 9Se ,
1230 Market Street
Shoes and Stockings fox the Family
Exclusive Men's' Shop
pav, AtmtlST
ASPHALT PLOW
pavoment ntmh street, where
INDEPENDENT VOTERS
ASKED TO REGISTER
"One Hundred" and Washing
ton Party Committee Work
ing on Campaign Plans.
A call for the registration of all inde
pendents in Philadelphia, tho unbossed
voters, lias bzeen soundod by tho Execu
tive Committer of tho Commltteo of One
Hundred ns tho first step toward mobili
zation of the reform forces In the fight
'. ',. " .I
jfTtfc
Attention, Mothers
A clean-up of Children's Shoes of various models. All sizes
in the lot, rariging from Babies' to Growing Girls', Values
up to $3,00 now
Boys'
?4 arid $4.50 Double -
kifld you can't get
days of high leather
Boys $3.50 Trotmpc
Children's $2.50 and $3,00
Sure Treads
$145 and $1.90
M JZl
mr
Every Foot ProfeMionally Fitted
Both Stores Closed AU Day
5, lO1
. .... ti.nnr nnil Coun-
to elect i an inw"g" r constituent,
cils, controlled only n 'K. l0 nftVo ftn
n elect an Inaepenaenv ..- M
Kvery enrort '". " poiteat views
voters of Ihd'pen'ient po rM,siralIon
ffi? 'The ZTArn day. .rj
September S, 7 and it. ' of
befieve to be impending otneihran)nde
lh nepuDiican "."" -th t the balance
awing to tnci r u " hfl nihcr brfl-
A meotlng of the entire mmebersnip oi
it Committee of One Hundred ha. been
railed for next Thursday, when n. suo
?ommltt from the executive committee
win submit recommendations draf ed as
I "inri "of procedure" for the ; general com
mlitee In the coming election contest.
Th. Washington Party city comwU tee
has named a subcommittee to consult with
the Committee of One Hundred In the
effort to btlng out the nil quota of in
dependent votes. Candidates 1 W J
receive the indorsement of the indepen
pendents haV not ben dslgnatea,
FIVE RESCUED FROM YACHT
Men Tnkcn Off by Life Guards in a
Precarious Condition.
ronTSMouTir, n. h.,
Aug. B. Five
- et.jk. . BAhAAriAf
savers and landed In a Precarious con
dition at Newcastle, N. II.. 'b'0tdoy'
Their namca aro not ldwn. but il is
supposed they are wealthy friends of
Stanley Clark, of Wilmington, Del., mil
lionaire, who is thought to be the.yaehfa
owner.
WILMINGTON, Aug. B.-Nlther Stan
ley Clark nor the schooner yacht Caro
line Is known here.
Mcrion Wants to Vote at Home
Merlon-on-the-Moln Line will havo Its
own voting place If a movement backed
by tho Morion Civic Asoolatlon Is suc
cessful. Tho distance of tho present poll
ing place, from Merlon, causing residents
of that community great Inconvenience in
reaching them, 1b given as tho-renson for
the proposed change. A petition for tho
change, which will make Merlon a eepn
rate election dl.trlct, has been fled nt
Norrlstown. Tho petition asks that the
polling place be located In a garage on
tho property of Frank Graham Thomp
son, close to the railway station.
avium on
$4.00 Queen Quality
Shoes for Women
2
dam
Smart, snappy Low Shoe style Louis and Cuban
heels, models for street or dress wear patents, dulls and
some whites ; also some rubber soled. All sizes in the lot.
Also $2.90 for $4.50 to 6.50 Shoes .
$3.90 for Shoes up to ,7.50
$4.90 for Shoes up to $8
And Finest Custom Models. at $5.50
95c
wear Oxfords the
elsewhere In these
prices ..'..,.,....
$2.45 and
$2.90
Play Shoes, $1.90
Growing Girls' $3,50 and $4.00
ramps ---I....
Growing Gals' $.S0 WhUeCenvas
rutnps ---.,....
(pronounced oytiho)
m
fitting
Three Geuling Brothera Supervising
on Saturdays During August
EXILE OR JAIL FACES
PUZZLED RESERVISTS
Must Return to fight, But May
Not Go Until Families Aro
Provided For.
Lulgl Nlccolo, the Italian reservist, la
In a quandaty.j
'If I go to fight for Ita-lee, I become '
a hero, but I am arrested boforo 1 leave.
If I go not to answer the BummoAs of
my coun-tree, I am not arrested here,
but I may Base upon tnai sunny li-a-ies
nToday'the first day In a campaign to,v
raise funda for the subport of the families
of Italian reservist, who answer the call
to their colors. Director Zlegler, ot the
Department of Public Health nnd Char!,
ties, Is expected to take action to prose
cute reservists, causing them to bo held
by the authorities If they leave without
clvlng surety that their families wilt not
become public charges. City Solicitor
Ryan emphatically advised Doctor Zlegler
yosterday to prosecute nil reservists who,
salt to enter mo i-v - . ..,,
Many prominent Italians, realblng thati
whatever notion 1 tnkcn will affect'
their people more than those of any other
nation In the city, met last night and ftr
rnired for the Immediate raising of .
fund, either to give "" u". ,
ltles or to support the families 'MU.
pendent by the departure of their heajij
Most families, It wo pointed out, ,,.
"There ! no Intention on my part Qf
singling pu . o "": -;ir,"i . IZZZf.
so that I might be guided In case manyj'S.
Instances of dependency should arise, is
am hctlng In tho cases of all reservlstsi
Italians. Germans, iiingnsn, x-roncn anoj
any other nation at war. a nave naa
..f ..... mmn un wherein no nrrw
vision hnd been made for the support of, j
tne acpcnoemii m. " - ,j
Stork nolds Up P. R. R- Trnin !
The stork held up a Pennsylvania train
at Plqua, O,, according- to dispatches re-"i
celved today,' when Mrs. H. H. Palmer, of,:
tv.i Mtv cruvn birth to a baby girl. The'
city directory does not show tho namern
of H. H. maimer.
Boys' ,
Rubber
Solo .
Oxford
! $2.85
$1.90
The Geuting Idea
is a shoe servicfi unfrpm, r.nrvi
bining style anthnWHr in
famous shoes with orthopedifi
knowledge.
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