MANIA TO JOIN
PALLIiiS IN MUHTH,
ROME REPORTS
, T.,,.11.
t m y Vumg ixuyiuiy
Equipped lor JJiariy
Military Action
BASS ON BULGAR BORDER
I'BTIlOOnAD, Fob. 2.
t. nnortlon with tho negotiations
i?.h art alleged to bo proceeding bc-
Cen Greece ami Itumnnln ana tho report
B?f1,T.i ( rcmlv to form an antl-
J,Vi..rin alliance, It la Hinted hero mai
!.T.rih of tho Hlimnninn iroujia mo
'V.'r arms and that tho main Ilumnnlan
nd" neentrnteil on tho lWgnrlnn
K.jTtntiRnrloii frontiers, wnllo tho troops
li ih nusslan frontier liavo not been
creased.
' . rnr.tlm.es to mnko illdlcutltos
E" .. rvnirnl Powers witn respect to
1 Human" ... --------
r id. nurchaso of grain.
Thirt dmlCUlllCS lliivo "ceil muracra
, ',i. tiriiUli authorities, who are buy-
, ,'. urge quantities and driving tip tlio
'.Sims With tho purposo of exerting
I'"" -. -.5lrriHiin- nn Ihn Danube.
troops oi -"" " -
iTnwnOV. Web. 2. A dlspntcli from
Ifc . it.-. nHt rfrttrtfrt-onli nnva!
if "According to tho Ilumiuilnn colony In
t)nml. Rumania III nilircil win iu.nu mo
'eld on tho slilo of tho Allies."
3 utr.AV. Feb. 2. The nttlludo of Itu-
kinsnla Is declared by Vienna nnd Buda-
pelt pai'ci" '" " "-
- imtrln-Ituncnry.
The Rumanian nrmy Is being rapidly
oulppcn Willi ovcrynung necessary lor
. ..v,m rnmnalcn. Largo consignments
of horses havo already nrrlvcd nt anlntz.
M. nenl. an Influential Rumanian who
hs been In Home, Is proceeding tn Paris
tfind London. Ho declares that sentiment
f.ln favor of tho Allies has greatly In
?n!il lately A considerable chango
fhas been produced slnco tho largo grain
purchases by England.
.
'PHILADELPHIA SUPPLIES
RUSHED TO ITALIAN FRONT
i
Hospital Conducted by American
Women to Get Twenty Cases of
Goods
HOME. Feb. 2. An American hospital
' has Just been established nt tho Italian
front Four otners woro opencci soin,o
time aero In leading Italian cities. Tho
hospital at tho fiont, which Is being sup
plied from tho ccntro established by Sirs.
Thomas Nelson Page, wlfo of tho Amer
ican Ambassador to Italy, nt tho Palazzo
del Drago, tho Ambassador's rcsldcnco In
Home, Is conducted exclusively by Amer
ican women. Ilcglmontal orderlies travel
dally between Itomo nnd tho front,
handling supplies for tho hospital.
Twenty cases of supplies were received
today In Rome from the Emergency Aid
Relief In Philadelphia nnd Immediately
forwarded to tho front.
Mrs. Pago said tho available supply of
surgical requirements Is Inndequato and
that thero Is urgent need for greater
quantities of ether, chloroform and dis
infectants. SEEK TO C03IPEL GOULDS
TO ACCEPT ANSWER IN SDIT
Texas and Pacific Rnilway to Present
Argument in New York
NEW YOniv, Feb. 2. Argument will
bo heard today by Justice Donnelly,
of the Supremo Court, on application of
tho Texas and Pacific Railway Company
to compel the executrfrs of tho estate of
Jay Gould to accept nn answer In tho
suit begun bv them ncnlnst tho onmnnnv
.for J1.71W00 with Interest from December
I, ma. Tho executors aro George J.,
Edwin and Howard Gould and Mrs. Helen
Gould Shcpnrd,
The complaint In tho suit alleged that
on March 1, 1514, tho company trans
ferred to tho St. Louis. Iron Mountain
and Southern Hallway Company 35 nego
tiable promissory notes duo Juno 1. 1915.
i The amount of tho note3 was tho amount
sutu iui. iiiu nines, mo compiainc saiu,
were Indorsed over to tho plaintiffs by tho
St. Louis, Iron Mountain nnd Southern
U Company. On tho aftldavit of George J.
Gould that tho defendant was a forolcn
(corporation organized in Louisiana Jus
tice ord lssuod an attachment, nendiner
I trial.
J.
JI,,rryv.oll,bln- 10 N- 10th B'-i and Mabel E.
llMblne, Camden. N. J.
rjilwr Fleeter. 72il Federal Bt., nnd Sarah
vJaraea M. (lplden. 1.11 1 S 4th St., nnd Mar
..nre'M Mllbprt. 1.111 8 1th at.
i OenUz' "iSl'S' ftft 8Bta,U, "'" and Mlnn'
PJ?."" A lloojrr ,218 '. rath St., and Bhnma
y. Burger, 1317 N. Kid nt.
r, -... iiiui i4u(,u OK.
c llni'o, U.A '.mo' ".."," l"'!?fw" " a,,u ""-
I "K!h n wf,r' r.1'-' .''""""on at., and Ellza
n'w!h 9L Hallowell, S12S Irlvlng Bt.
i 5f2hUlvcJ-, BK ? 10-" " " Chaw
i uhm. lis Dlckliwon t.
roSJUi.T l!nley. aoi2 Master t., ana
$, Oueenle Ulluller, 5012 Muster at.
i5a.)eS5.,BKi u? &?w" st" and Jenni
t vfJz C.ar,er.'cus l'h at and Nellla
r-SyVM. D.0."n.c.r' J'"-i "i, C. Sergeant at.,
"? ?dna4. Hart. :I123 liVankford T ave.
."... .nayne. Camden. N. J., and Mnrv
.':? " Jianars. Camden. N. J
yio cr,v.i, bach, Sill'l w. Pletcher at
I.OU.H Kurt. .Io.,t r i.V.u S1L "'
and
"rtaiSif'w "'' "?' Me"rr fc't.. and Fran
jMVrrtfV'' Kosclelako. :u:it Almond at.
tWnt llnnienimn. :i2U2 Keimlmtlnn mo.. ..J
Blltnn i Ar.ker,,n"n. KM-' Kensington ae.
I'm .& ' en,1'"iker. Jr., 31.08 N. Jlarinall
P VrnajJo , P K' "' VeyUn ,a3 W.
Pri.w t, -.V J1 Torullto Bt.
Arn.it V,Y-"r'rkh.ol,lcri. M'8 N. 0th Bt., ami
$S jif10T' 2Ii' HP ty nd c Hell.
gr2r7isJN.tll -nd Cath.
! Wk1""11' "" " A1,ce c,Umo'
. WINTKK ItKSOltTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
X4ysJiC4U,
Jet II
r-ao oa TLaHYinriTv
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nr.Tuer.lor location with on
.""Obstructed view of beach
afjoardvv'glk A recognized
mv.
nas setanewtandaniof
lApAWi?.13 comfort awibeour
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InS
lUtAwG Kcsonr HomoriHfwoRiDi
wnBoroi!gnniiifli
, 4SVI4A.NTJI Cm.N.J
SJIIHWHlTta SONS COHMMY
ayrMT9
ImKBB'W' ATt,ArTIC est
riBAYWf
EVENING
HE'S DEFT WITH
HP'S PRtUD CF THftT OIT
JrrvP jpSug It lSSHftAs iff 0 Um IB
ta' s3 yViy . . mm I 23
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" ST 9Tyl WARREN KRAMER ' EEMSJG '
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Warren Kramer, of Engine 48, a Champion in Handling- These Useful
Implements and Proud of Both Accomplishments
If every soldier In tho trenches wcro
llko this man, Sister Suslo wouldn't bo
knitting socks fo soldiers.
Perhaps you've henrd of a four-legged
chicken or n horso that can talk; but
never boforo of a knitting llrcman. Thero
Is ono, with Engine Company Xo. 4S. Ills
namo Is Warren Kramer. Heard It be
fore? Perhaps so, for ho's tho champion
masculine knlttlng-nccdlo punlshcr In
Phlndelphla.
Wrist warmers, sweaters, fascinators,
socks afghans nnd nublus all these and
moro can ho knit. And ho can crochet
Oh dear, how ho can crochet! Ho can
mnko tho cunnlngcst little muffs and per
fectly stunning bedroom slippers, so deft
aro his fingers.
Ah, then, one naturally says, ho's small
and dnlns ". How did ho ever become n
fireman, and how can ho enduro tho com
pany and hnrsh words of thoso rough
men7
NO, HE'S N(3T "PRISCILLA."
But ono look nt Kramer changes all
that. Ho's near G feet tall nnd crushos
the scales down with 190 pounds. And
nobody had better call him "Prlscllla,"
cither. A fellow tried It once, and thoy'ro
talking yet about the tlmo ho cpent In
a hospital.
"Sure, I knit, and I'm proud of It,"
MRS. HUGH S. KNOX
GETS DIVORCE DECREE
Wins Her Suit Against Son of
the Former Secretary
of State
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2. Katharine Mc
Cook Knox, member of a prominent Now
York fnmlly, obtained today a dl-orco
from Huch Smith Knox, son of P. C.
Knox, cx-Sccrctnry of State. Mrs. Knox
charged her husband with cruel and bar
baroUB treatment. Her testimony was
corroborated by her mother, Mrs. Hattle
B. McCook. of Now York.
Tho troublo between tho pair began on
their Jioncymon trip. They wero married
December 14, 1011, In this city. During
tho honeymoon trip Knox charged his
wife with going "out walking with some
one."
Tho Knoxs took up resldcnco in Wash
ington, D. C. Whllo thero tho wlfo stated
that her husband, when unnblo to obtnln
liquor at tho homo of his father, would
go to tho Army and Nnvy Club nnd tho
Metropolitan Club. Later In Valley Forge
Knox was found climbing out of a low
window In their homo with a revolver in
his hand.
On ono occasion when Mrs. Knox nr
rlvcd nt tho railroad depot in Atlantic
City she espied a crowd nnd in tho midst
of It found her husband "in n most fright
ful condition." When Bho said, "Hello,
Hugh," he, yelled out, "Well, d youk
alnt' you going to kiss mo?"
Whllo going to tho hotel In a bus Knox
Is alleged to havo fallen out and tnon
wcro compelled to cany him into the
hotel.
CLUBMEN OFF AS WAR AIDS
Drook'o fidwards, and Gray Dayton
Join French Ambulance
Brooke Edwards nnd Gray Dayton, two
of tho young clubmen Interested by John
It. McFudcjon, Jr., In tho American Am
bulance Corps, will sail for France today
from New York on the liner Rochambeau.
"Jack" McFadden, with other young men
who havo volunteered to servo with him.
expects to sail for Franco beroro tne ena
of the mouth.
Wage Increase at Cambria Mines
ALTOONA. Pa-. Feb. 2.-The officials
of District 2, United Mine Workers, havo
received word that tho first advance In
central Pennsylvania became effective at
the mines of the Cambria Steel Company,
In Cambria County yesterday, with a 10
per cent, Increaso becoming operative.
WINTKlt IIKSOHTS
OM) TOINT COMKOItT. VA.
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN
U. Jfi OlD POINT COMFORT
Swlnunlnc Pocl,Go.SifooJ
CuUine. t.urouan Utb anu
TrcatmeaU. rortrm.wdt
OIO. T. A01MI, Mauiir
Fatttaas Msnrea. Va.
"Aak Ut. Foater." 11th and Cheatnut SU.
Cooka" Toun. 1ST B. Broad HI. I VtuM. U, B.
Oc.. 1ISS Chailnut 8t.
East Coast of Florida
where at St. Augustine are the wonderful
Ponce de Leon Alcazar
Mr Robert Murray, Man'g. Mr. Wm. McAulitTe, Man'g.
Sfart
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LEDGER-pmLADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBBUAttY 2, 1D10.
THE KNTTTWtt
Aw ALSO MIGHTY WITH THE FIRE HOSE
' ' I ! t?'W!sWW'Mi'K R&P IEARMIH9 TO CROtHeT
I t ' Ipissrai yc 1 i
OF 0tCT COVER lACC
HAt?Ev KnttCRfOKH-
Bald Kramer today, pushing n crocheting
nccdlo through tho thread, rr however
you do It. In tho llttlo pallor of his home,
at .1102 Hutchinson street. "I don't cnie
who knows It. Why should 17 I learned
In knit nnd crochet when I was n kid,
see? My mother taught mo nnd I never
forgot how, nnd I'vo been doing It moro
or less ever since. Look nt this muff."
So Kramer sits In the cnglno house nnd
knits whllo tho other firemen lay nnd
smoko and swap yarns whllo they wait
or nn alarm to ring. Ho puts newspapers
on tho lloor so that his ball of yarn will
not get dirty and nwny tho needles click,
knitting caps for his "kids" or socks or
murfs. He can knit two caps In tlireo
hours. If the cnglno house cat becomes
curious he puts moro papers on tho lloor.
At first tho pcoplo who camo to tho
cnglno house opened their eyes or smiled.
But now they nro acustomed to It nnd
when their cousins from tho country come
to too them thoy take them around to
see tho knitting marvel, after showing oft
City Hall, the Liberty Bell and tho Curtis
Building.
AND NOBODY "GDTS HIS GOAT."
"Sure, I'vo been kidded along," said
Kramer. "But nobody can get my goat
I tell 'cm to go chaso themselves "
But thero was onco ho felt a llttlo
HEAD OF ELECTRIC
COMPANY A WITNESS
Joseph B. McCall Summoned to
Testify on. Subject of
Cost of Service
Joseph B. McCall, president of tho Phil
adelphia Electric Company, was cnlled to
tho witness stand today in tho henrlng
beforo tho Public Service Commission to
dctermlno whether the electric company
Is charging exorbitant rates In this city.
Mr. McCnll's testimony will close a phase
of tho case which has occupied 'tho at
tention of the Public Service Commission
slnco tho mlddlo of November tho In
quiry into tho value of the corporation's
property.
It Is expected that Mr. McCall's testi
mony will end tomorrow and that a recess
of a week will bo taken by tho Public
Servlco Commission, which Is being repre
sented by Commissioner John Monnghan.
Charles J. Russell, sales manager of tho
company, was on tho stand this morning.
S1KAMSIIII' NOTICES
NO WINTER HERE
The picturesque -cento and won.
deiful climate of lovely, tropical
Porto Rico are only 4i days from
New York. Go now.
IG.Day CruUe $QA 50 "
All Expense "X up
? earner your hotI all the war from New
oik to and around the ftland. topping
at prindpat port, and return. IO.OiV.ton
itMmeii atpecially equipped for tropical
erv.ee, Saiunia eyerr Saturday under tha
American Flaw, write for illuatiated booklet.
PORTO RICO LINE
Ottilias Dept. 1 1 Broadway, Naw York
Ilrumh TliKrt ODIcc
701 Clirstnut Street, l'lillailelphta
FLORIDA
$31,80 I?.YD $31.80
JACKSONVILLE
From Philadelphia every Wed. and Sat.
IncludlnB meala anil choice of atateroom
accommodation. All outildo rooma. Fin
ateamera. -Ileal aervlca. Tlcketa limited to
May 31, "
Merchants & Miner' Tram. Co.
City Onice, 103 Bo. Otli SI. Phone Lombard
1900. Consult anj ticket or tourlat aient.
Perpetual Youth all its sports
and pastimes all its laughter and
joy all its freedom from care and
worry. Imagine it! Try it! On the
your winter there nou)
Ak your ticket agent
for particular or write
FLORIDA EAST COAST
Flagler Syatcm
Fifth Avenue, New York
jaa wen nutuaon direct, voicago
nT
piRir LcsanM
nervous, or rxcltcd, or wntiti undor tlio
collar or nmiptlilriR' like Hint. It wv
when lie dorldrd to l:irn liow to become
nn expert rrorlioter. Ho cnt to tlio urt-nnd-necdlc
rocIIoii of u department storo
to Inko Icssoiih nnd found lilmself tho only
man naturnlly In n clan of n dozen or
so women.
"They lamped mo rlRlit much nnd
lntieliod," Kramer Bald. "Hut 1 Itept rlRlit
nloiiff. And liere'n whnt I lenrued." He
held tip a ptrlp of corset cover luce, a
dainty little thlnR.
Ilia wlfo Is proud of hln accomplishment.
"Not every man can do that," sho Bald.
"It doesn't malto him cffemlnnte, either."
Nobody ever said it did. Tlio "boys" nt
the llrclioii-ie know ho's n "smoko cater,"
and that uhen tho boiir sounds ho's just
as (rood at choklnir n flro ns he is at
choking- n needle. Ho used to bo n soldier,
too, with tho 22d United States Infantry in
tho Philippines, where ho darned his own
Boclta for throe years whllo ho wasn't act
ually chasing iKorrotes throiiRli tho
Jungles.
Kramer Is roIiir t rttnrt n knitting
class out at the Uybcrry flrehouse. whero
he's Just been detailed. Harvoy Keller
man, who's too fat to knit, they say, be
cause he can't reach the needles, lias
already enrolled In the class nnd lins
learned not to hold the nccdlo llko a hose
Munition Maker Commits Suicide
NL3W YORK, Feb. I.-Thomas H. Kcllor,
ES years old, niunnRcr of tho eastern de
partment of the Peters Cartridge Com
pany, of Cincinnati, shot himself tn
tho presenco of his wlfo after sho had
vainly struggled to stop him. Ill health
Is given as the cause.
V.
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With all its superiority, it is as easy to own a
Lester as one of the many inferior makes. Being sold
direct, all "in-between" profits of agent and jobber
are eliminated. Terms easy and confidential. Let us
show you how conveniently you can have a Lester.
F. A. NORTH CO.
1306 Chestnut Street
WEST PIIU.A.
802 South B2d Street
KENSINGTON
3244 Keualuntou Avenue
CAMDEN
820 IlroadtTay
TIIENTON
200 Eust Mute Street
LA RUMANIA ENTRERA'
INGUERRANELMARZO
AFIANCODELL'INTESA
II Popolo Italiano di Ogni
CInsse Hn Coperto Due Mill-
nrdl del Nuovo Prestito
di Guerrn
MIRKO E' PRIGIONIERO?
IIOMA, 2 Febbrnlo.
Membrl Influent I della colonla rumcn.i
In Tloiim dlcnno ch" nrmnl la decisions
della numanla o' prcsa. V.trt nffermano
clio It loro pacso sarn, nel prosslmo mese
di mnrzo n flhneo dcllo potenze dell'tntcsa
In giierra contro gll Imperl oentrnll.
Anche notizlo da Vienna o Hiidnpesl
dleono che 1 'nltegginmcnto delta Humaiiln
preocctipa scrlninente ipiel clrcoll govern
ativl Alio rnpltnll della Monnrchln sono
Rlunto Infatll nollzlc necondo cul resorcito
riinienn si vn rapld.imento nrmnudo con
ttltlo qilelln ill mil i.a blsoRiio per In
guerrn e che a Onlatz sono glunll una
grnntlc ntiantltn, til ravnlll.
t'n rumeno che c' ntnto a Iloma rcr
riunlclio tempo e che orn o' partllo nlla
volta ill PnrjRl in inlsslono speclale. M.
ltenl. dlchlnrn ehc In nuestl ultlml tempi
1'oplnlono pubbllcn rumena si r' vollntn
luttn In fnvorr delta Qiiadrupllco lnlrsa
e che I'agltnzlono lntcreii7.lonlsta si o'
fntta motto plu' Intcnsa ill qiiello die era
(luiuriio tempo fa. Intnnto triippo iiustrn-
iillgarp si vnunn concetitrnndo sul con-
lino iMM lluniiinla ecu lo scopo di
csorclliuo una ccrta prcsslono sul govcino
iiimciio.
Drll'tiltimo prrstllo ill gucrra Ilnorn
souo stall coperll plu' ill 2 inlllntdl di lire,
cloe' clira 400 mlllonl ill ilollarl, sebbeno
lo sottoicilzlonl slnno stnto nperto sol
tnntn II 10 gcnunla II. n. llsso reiteranno
nperto slno nl 10 del con onto incur, scli
bene it gnvorno nbbla ill gin' riccvuto la
soinimi cho si nttendeva dnH'cmKslono
del prestito.
Per moltt plornl lo tinnrho sono stnte
nITollate dl gento ill ognl clnvro cho ccr
r.ivn ill ottencro una parte del prestito.
I glornall dl Iloma nnnunclano che la
Hethlehcm Steel Works, la grando casa
mctnllurglca americana preileduta da
Kchuhb, ha sottoscrltto tin mlllono di lire
del prestito Italiano. Questa casa ha
grosso ordltiiizlonl dnl governo Italiano
per forultura dl matcrlale da gucria.
Notlzlo gllintc da Ilcrllnn dleono clio II
prlncipo Mirko del Montenegro, clio era
rlmaato nlla testa delio truppo innntcnc
grliio combattcntl contro l'Ati tiin, e'
stato fntto prlglonlero daRll ntistrlacl e si
trova nelle viclnanzo d, Podgorltn dovo si
trovnno pure numerosl rt uglatl serbl. SI
dice che mlRlinta di iloune o ragazzl o
vccchl serbl alano perlti durante la tra
vcrsata dello mom-igno per fugglro iLil
loio pacso Invarc ilajl' ntistrlacl.
Alia fronto Itnllnn o' stwe inntigurnto
tin ospedalo amcrlcnno o qunttro nltri
ospcdall sono stntl lr.avgurntl puro dagll
nmcrlcanl In nltro clttn' d'ltnlia. Qtifllo
che c' '.Ha fronto o' r nntcnuto In nr&n
parte cor 11 fonflo raccoito dnlla slgnora
I III 'I III III imi JT
WE MANUFAC
mend uinorolln
'ACTUnC nnd
AVhother
you want a new umbrella
lor your own repaired, you will
inn us equipped to give you the
utmost snti&faction.
THE CHAMBERS
UMBRELLA FACTORY
IS N (111. St. nnn airM Mnrket SI.
I'lionoMnrKo' "Sl-O. iMillu.
It never has a headache. It is never too tired or
too obstinate to play. It never has to be coaxed. It
is never "out of the humor. 9 You are not at the mercy
of human vagaries if you have a
ttltt7Nim2ftMln
BRANCH STORES:
ItHtniNG
IS North oth street
SCHANTON
C20 Spruce Street
AVlLKES-llAIUU:
170 South Jlulu Street
NOHHISTOWN"
238 West Jlulu Street
dcll'ambaclRtorc nmerlcnno a tiomn,
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Pnge, cd c' dirctto
cscluslvamentc da slgnoro nmerlcane.
lerl sono glunta qui venll ensse dl mcdl
clnnll mnndatl da tin comltnto ill soccorso
dl Phtladelphta o sono state sublto spe
dlto nlla fronto.
Hclginn Iklucntnr to Speak
Prof. A. Camoy, professor In tlio Uni
versity of Pennsylvania nnd former pro
fessor In tho t'nlveislty of I.ouvalti, will
relnto Ills personal experiences In Ilel
glum nt the llmo of tho Oermnii Invasion
during n lecture tonight In tho Oak I.ruio
branch of tho Froo Library of Philadel
phia. Mr. Cnrnoy Is speaking In accord
nnco with tho request of a commltco ot
Oak I.ano clllzens.
M
HANAN'S
Winter Shoe Sale
Wc have placed several additional styles of shoes on sale
-and made some further reductions in prices.
This Sale offers unusual values.
WOMEN'S SHOES
S4. So Values $3.95
$5 and'S5.5o Values. ..$4.45
S6.00 Values $4.85
$6.50 and $7 Values. . .$5.45
MEN'S
$5 and $5.50 Values. . .$4.45
$6.00 Values $4.85
$6.50 Values $5.45
EVENING SLIPPERS
$6.00 and $6.50 Values Reduced to $4.85
CHILDREN'S SHOES
We are closing out our entire Children's Department.
Children's Shoes has been greatly reduced. Values
$4.50, nnd we offer them nt the low prices of
85c to $3.45
oaeae sc u
1318 Chestnut Street
TER
Any one can play at once with the
feeling and expression of an accom
plished artist. The Lester is the easiest
player-piano to accent, because it is the
easiest to pedal.
F. A. NORTH CO., 1306 Chejlnut Street, Phila.
Please send me booklet and complete description ot
your Lester Pluyer-Flano; also details ot easy-Day-ment
plan without Interest or extras.
Name ,.,...,....,......,,,,,,.., ,
Address
T9
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TltAVELS TRANSBALKAK LlNfi
Morgcniliau, Eh Route Home, Uaca
Conatnntinoplc-Borlin Rond
CONSTANTINOPLE, via Amsterdam,
Feb. 2. Henry lorgcnlliitu, the Unlletl
States Ambassador to Turkey, Is the first
United States oftlclal to travel on the new
Hcrlln-Constnnllnoplo express which haa
Just been put In operation l through tha
Haitians by the CJcYmnns.
Mr. Morgonthrtti left on Tuesday for
Jlerlln, where he will confer with J. W
Gerard, United Stntcs Ambassador to der
mnny. Aftcrwnrd ho will sail for tlm
United States for a holiday.
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