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IflUE ITALY' REVELS
: IN JOY AND COLORS AT
BALL OF BARBERS
BeAl "Atmoanhere" Marks Big
Affair at norucuiiAuui ixu.
. CroWOS UCUgnc in vvtnu,
Dance and bong
PROCEEDS TO CHARITY
A. Tlnttll. Jr.. irnl
tlio Lincoln Build
rWhnChea1lcr C. O
iiu . 11.. n if in
rJ? barber shop today, ho Inquired of
o. p"A ,rsao:wo did wci.r
tt -Snift dubbro," camo the reply. "You
l1- l.1i Inllttntr nhntlt tlin 7lli
iEX annual nrtlstlo masquerade ball
last night In Horticultural nan by
ICfnvaB al 1 "ciat Ind nnanciat
W&7 everybody who la anybody In
Srfffie Italy" was there and today tho
l-iS? f Hh. halt of which will Btay In
LAda-id the other half will bo to the
PhAlln Immigrants Home, at 10th and
H e.inbrMRO streets.
B on saw In tho multi-colored nnsemblnRo
Wt ,i Wht an occasional person whoso veins
V7.V none Of tho blood of Sunny Italy
;robabto seeker after "atmosphere." Hut
S tho rule. Probably 80 percent.
f nil tho dancers wcro ivnony ui lunum
birth or at least tho children of parents
"Inmost rcmarltablo fcaturo of thpaf
fiif was tho happiness of tho BlrlsTtmJ
Iftlf .. ,. 4 ...1lt.n...f final.
r Seasure that everybody feels In a cdl
fS musical place lllto Horticultural
?.".. V.- i.,f nluht! thev seemed almost
Uninsured with happiness. It was cu-
Sir If the men of thoso hundreds last
": . .....n,, vini n Imtlor time, for thev
fe wenicd to Bet tho amount of fun out of
th dance mat one qxpctia uj bi. m...
their wives or sweethearts wero way above
H ml Aannfct tintlPPfl It. tOO. Iind
only tho fact that It was so goncral kept
tht suspicions down. Tho only explana
.. i -t ti.A nnmmlttpn rntild nuccest
lion onu " " ...
a that more mon wero present than
jlrlvand no one of the latter had to Bit
out a sin&io wince.
They started to danco early and stayed
.... T...Ann tlmoa thev drnnk red wines
f ini light, but nte principally of dishes
BUM up alonjr American iuuub.
i Onco Senor uianmni, who v,novuucr
Bald said has tlio most neautuui tenor
Voice below Market street, sanir. Mr.
ttildl Is prohably right, too.
trhn mnRkprs. who woro about one-
Ulrd of all tho dancers, experimented
most wonderruuy in somo msuincea, nnu
. M vnma nf dirt VntltllTPr f?irlfl Wltll
....! n.if flroQpQ ntiil nnwdera wcro
. - .t.iA insiina ftvnn tin rnmmltteo wnH
r rao owu ,o , . ..-..- ---
iless Important than tho mere dancers,
f.ind that Isn't usually tho case.
f OnO Bin, UrCSSCU IU iciJIirc-ia uiu
EiitiNO LEDaErt, attracted considerable
-ttentlon. Her costumo was composed of
T, cuppings irom huh newspaper " m
f Ledger, who declined to Blvo her real,
i m tv. followed nbout tho ballroom
; br Intiulsltlvo folk who wanted to read
' the latest news. Furthermore, the gown
K .,!. ..r. ,n tlm tnlnntp fnr It hn.tl
I among other thlnBS cllpplnss from the
flnal edition oi iuonuuy a iiuimi.
M.L - .11 ,.. ...nvn ..Vtldtl'lllt fit.
tine CIIIJimiKa ;" ... i,o,....j
ranged so that all woro readable. It was
ui. M.. riimntiltir thnt tho master of
ceremonies cleared nway inoso unxiuua
for war news from tho human newspaper.
All the Blrls and their mothers had
a wonderful tlmo; it snowcu in ineir
faces
The grand march was led by Mr. arul
tV Intnnln Virm nRQlntpfl llV Tr. find.
Mrs.' Gennaro Uva, Mr. and Mrs. Kustac
chlo Fioro and Mr. and Mrs. Vlto San;
toro.
Patronesses were:
Ulia Poalna n'AbruzzolIrs. Vlttorla Pjippano
EtUi Mamie I1 Slpl" Miss rioile Dl Slpln
Ema Emma Trnaulla Miss Millar, i nowman
Etri. Matla Flllpplno Mrs. Allele Iwala .
tllu Emma Hlccnrdl Miss Anna M. Schryer
(j Adellna Uva Mln Tereia Zurcarlno
Ei w ir t.a fn nt ffi vol I
' Mn. Immacolata Bar-Mrtt. Antolnetta Alba-
nnnno hwu
Kn. Ellna Manno Mra. Anna Ortona
lira. Olimpla La Mon-Mra. rasquallna Dl
Hits Clementine Cle- Miss Crlstlna D'Alonio
it ealtll Airs, vinccnzo uctuui
'- Ulaa Caterlna Roma .
EVEKiyq LEpqEB Philadelphia tues
SEEN AT ITALIAN BARBERS' BALL LAST NIGHT
BAY, FEBlUfAftY 22, 191(5.
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mext! disguised PCir v$fm tf5f after.
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FROM FRENCH LINER
AVIATORI AUSTRIACI
ATTACCANOLAZONA
DEL LAGO Dl GARDA
Messo in Fuga da Milano dngli
Aeroplani Itnliani, il Nemico
Gctta Bombe su Descn-
zano o Salo'
LA DIREZIONE 1IILITARE
Tatrons wero:
Six. Prank Talala
Dr. TUodati Vlnccnzo
Ttna(X Olovannl
A. J Oreco
flP AlUT?Cn tilSIIlUIIlO uvnatA
85 Avy. Alessandrono Eu-Vlto Darrauglno
ftPr hsIh T ulrvl Dnmn
John Nlcolols
Anrelo Cusann
Falcuecl l.ulcl
T, O, ljmtmrdo
a. turi'uy
Glotannl 01 Flllppo
Riffaele D'Aliruzzo
Ki ;, u. naldl
V V. it r...ii
Plltpiy Coppollno
A1IUIUIQ itaiui
Anetla aiurata
Altoaso Dl Uomenlco
Alfonso Itosa
J.uui Kuccurlno Vlto ualia
w ue uario uiovanni uarmeio i-arono
C. A. HalaBcIo Charles Crlstlnzlo
O. 1-Yolo flluseppa Tesaano
Dr. Louis Clndolfl
Alfredo Tondo
Nicola Matorazzo
lllsmonie uonsanii
T.i.ll Ilnmn
Dr. Vlto Clccona
I.ulel Marcacllano
(llorannl dl Sllvcstro
Harry Cooper
l'nsnualo Ferrazzano
William Ammono
Dr. Nicola Cnpltolo
Klllppo Snmpona
Uluseppe K. lllzzl
Salvator Mazadentl
Nicola Albnnese
Donato La Monnra
Vlncenzo Mlccarl
Frank Hlderlo
u. 1-toio lliuseppa i-esaani
t Aw. Adallno Autllllo Uiovanni Horneo
h Pasqualo Del Vecchlo Inc. Domenlco I
. Dl Lullo Pasquala Fllx Nerl
r lilfltShnA T..1 nltalil flliinrtnnn IfdnttA
appano
uiuKppa r-uisinui
garlro Dl llerardlno
ftnn -lariagua
Iitdoro Dl Uresorlo
park Koma
Emlllo nomas
tf-uroao uarDona
Sllchele Del Vecchlo
(lnnB mil. ..
u..uiu 4,iu jianiio
Oluseppe Manno
Itartaefs Da Lucia
Vlncenzo Duono
Camlllo D'Anunzlo
Clluseppe NlEro
Mlchele Dl lcca
Charles Dl Puppo
Antonio Vedetto
Vlncenzo Paolo Antonio
M- James Barker . P. Capotosto
K lr. Domenlco Jlarllvo Victor A. bongo
C faifiuala ltallono niorsto Plantulll
B fc"!1 "roa Tommasco Oreco
K . C. A. llaldl. Jr. Flllppo Manfra
W Avv. aiusepi". Ilartt-Krnest Cheslna
m I he patrons and patronesses were
pmarked oft from the rest of tho throne
I W a Blortous white, sash worn "grand
P 'marshal1 fashion.
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POUT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
Btr. Balto tNor,), from Cbrlstlanla.
Steamships to Arrive
FREIGHT.
tf.Nm From.
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Jan, 21
Jan. 2S
Jan. Z
Jan. 29
Jan. 30
Jan. 31
.Feb 3
Feb.
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feu.
Feb.
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Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 10
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Feb. It
Feb. IS
Feb. 13
Feb. 1
Feb. 17
POUT OF NEW YORK
Steamships Due Today
? From. Steamed.
fcI-nf.,,.. Liverpool fVD. 1Z
JJ$!"!1 Ilordeaux Feb. U
"""" Uverpool Feb. 13
Steamships to Leave
.Name For. Date.
..Bordeaux Feb. 35
.Uverpool Feb. JS
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uurui
Slovements of Vessels
iitiTirl01,5- I,Uo- . tor Philadelphia,
; a F.bru'i'io" Qt OverfalU'IUhUbip at.
shU' ,Vcl'"'-t,, Po't Arthur for Philadel.
k twJru.ri ? " w' ot Tort"" t noon
r tair ,.7!lei'i lowln achr Delaware Sun.
?.. ."Y.. 'S1,i(Trtla for SaMat, I
? i ""ui''.J o nfcHBoM SJtoat Usotlto at
V) . l;.. 4.
ROMA, 22 Fcbbralo.
Iorl mnttlnn nvlatorl nustrlaci hanno
tcntato iH nuovo dl nttnecaro Milano, ma
sono statl mcssl In fupa tla ncroplanl
Itnliani o ilallo lmttcrlo special!. Oil
nvlatorl nemlcl si sono pero' consolatl
fncentlo cadcro bombe su clttndlno delta
reslono del I-apto ill Gnrda, dovo hanno
ucoIbo quattro borBhcsl o no hanno fcrlto
parccchl, ma dovo hanno fatto dannl In
slgnlflcantl alio opero o stablllmentl mlll
tarl. Ijo clttndlno nttaccate sono Dcsen-
zano, Salo' o Trezzo. II Mlnlstcro dclla
Ouerra no ha dato I'.innunclo col sc
gunto comunlcato ulllclalc:
"Aeroplani austrlacl cho tentavano dl
lasclar endero bombo su Milano qucsta
mattlna sono statl nttnccatl da avlatorl
Itnliani o costrettl a rlnunclaro nl loro
piano. Allora ell austrlacl lasclarono
cadcro bombo sulta rcglonc del Lago dl
Oarda, dovo fecero parecchle vlttlme.
"Duo pcrsono rlmasero ucclso o parec
chlo ferlto a Desenzano. Una persona
rlmnse fcrita a Salo', o duo rlmasero
ucclso o quattro fcrlto a Trezzo,
L'UNITA' D'AZIONB.
"Tutto lo vlttlme sono borghesl. I dannl
fattl ngll stablllmentl mllltnrl dalle bombe
austrlacho sono inalgnlflcantl."
II progetto dl Brland, cho cloo' la
suprema dirczlono dolla guerra dcgli
nllcatl debba csscro nssunta da un con
slgllo mllltaro formato dl rapproscntantl
ill tutto lo nazlonl nllcate, conslgllo cho
dovo sedero a Parlgl, e" stata npprovata
dal mlnlstro degll Esterl Itallano. on,
Homilno.
Scopo dl questo progetto o' qucllo dl
rendere lo sue declulonl obbllgatorlo per
tuttl gll Statl Magglorl allentl e dl ovvlaro
alia perdlta dl tempo cho dcrlva dal fatto
cho occorro ora ottenero l'approvazlono del
rlspettlvl, governl alia diverse proposte.
SI o' declso qulndl cho inveco dl Invlaro
delegatl alia conferenza, clascuna nazlone
vl sara' rappresentata dal proprlo mlnlstro
degll Ksterl. dal mlnlstro dcllo Munlzlonl
o dal suo sottosegretarlo o dal capo dcllo
Stato Maggloro generale. SI aspetta che
la Russia vl sara" ancho rappresentata. La
conferenza vara' da clascu governo con
fcrltl plonl poterl o lo suo declslonl
rlguardantl la guerra saranno sottomesse
ai rlspettlvl Statl Magglorl.
Slccomo si arrestnrono lerl l'altro due
svedesl a Genovn percho Bospcttatl dl
aver causato l'lncendlo nel porto, o" prob
abllo cho II governo Itallano prenda
mlsure restrlttlvo circa la permanenza dl
stranlerl in Italia.
NHI BACCANI.
In questl clrcoll politic! o diplomatic! si
rltlcno cho I tedcschl hanno commesso In
Rumania lo stesso errors che commlscro
In Italia, nuello cloo" dl rlcorrere alio
Intlmldazlonl per ottenero la contlnuazlono
della neutrallta'. Essl hanno tentato ancho
In Rumania, come In Italia, dl provocare
una crlsl ministerial, ma Invcce dl rag
glungere lo scopo cho at proponevano
hanno Invcce rnfforzato II gablnetta che
ora, con l'attagglamento antl-tedesco, ha
guadagnato l'oppogglo del partlto della
guerra. , ,
Cosl' e' avvenuta In Rumania la neces
sarla unlone del partltl polltlcl, unlone
che prelude guerra. I rumenl Intanto rac
colgono I fruttl della loro neutrallta" ven
dendo alia Germanla grano a prezzl ele
vatl artlflclalmento dall'Inghllterra e pre
tendend one 11 pagamento In oro.
Olunge notlzla da Vienna cho gll aus
trlacl hanno rlprcso la loro marcla da
nord verso aud In Albania, dopo essere
statl trattenutl dal cattlvo tempo. A
Vienna e' stato annunclato cho gll Itall
nni eha b! trovavanaA Durazzo hanno
.... .., ..naeffeMnvfiia rlell aus-
leniaio ui uwi,o ';., ,j,.
triad, ma sono statl rlcacclatl Inoletro.
J fatto e' che se a Durazzo a! trovano
truppo Itallane si tratta dl pochl repartl
aenza alcuna Importanza.
Intanto 1 russl continuano la loro mar
cla vlttorlosa In Asia Minora ed hanno
gla' occupato tutta la reglone del Law dl
Van. I turchl della guarnlglone dl Bltlw
si sono rltlratl a aud. La aYanguardla
dell'ala destra russa sono glunte a breve
dlstanza da Treblsonda. Un reparto dl
cosacchl, avendo Incontrata nello mon
tagna una colonna dl fanterla ed artlgll
eria turca. 1'attacco' e mlsa In fuga la
fanterla a preso al nemico tro batterle dl
cannonl da campagna e pareccht cassonl.
SI dice cho duo corpl d'armata turchl cna
erano In marcla verso nrzerum si sono
rltlratl alia loro base dopo avero appreso
che la fortezza era caduta, e che i, russl
marclavano verso. Treblsonda.
Holiday Candy Burned
Holiday candy, sweets and spice and
other things nICe, together with 100
pounds of butter, were damaged by smoke
when fire was discovered in the candy
itore or William Krause. $838 German
llwn avenue, early today. The blaza
started In the cellar and was caused by
an overheated heater.
DIXON
Tailoring That Ha Crtat
Prtttige
UQiV KttaWthtd MI
Big men, small men,
short men. tall men
SSoh a tailor's problem.
UUon - Service satisfy
the mt clothes-tinlcky
with the flow of ln "
cur?e; the lit, the . flnUh
which, when all Js '
and done. Is the best
POOR RICHARD MARKS
ITS TENTH BIRTHDAY
"Best Party YetV Held by Club.
Parisian Cabaret a
Feature
Tho Poor Richard Club today Is 10
years old, tired and happy.
It gavo Its "bent party yet," beginning
last night and ending early this morning
a Parisian cabaret nnd Bupper-danco
In a Japaneso setting that transformed
tho ballroom of the Bcllevuo-Stratford
Into a varl-colorcd maze.
Moro than 200 members and their
guests. Including ladles for tho first time,
celebrated tho 10th birthday of tho club.
Fifty tables, with red and green lights,
woro ranged nbout tlio room, nnd In rapid
succession followed ono "stunt" nftcr an
other whllo tho diners dined. Professional
cntortalners staged a cabaret show that
ranged from roller skating to singing. A
German band, commandeered on Broad
Btreet, was ushered In and played neutral
airs. Dancing filled In tho minutes be
tween tho "stunts."
Thonuuj Martlndalc, first president of
tho club,vas thero, as were R. II. Dur
bln. tho president : "Tom" Daly, tho
KVENINO LEDOEn poek nnd "collyumlat" ;
Thomas Burke, advertising manager of
tho Now York Press ; Edwin It. Lewis, of
tho Reading Rallwny. nnd II. A. Ahcarn,
of tho Now York Evening Post.
SKIPPER DIES ON VISIT
Alaska's Trade Increases $12,000,000
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22. Alaska's
trado with tho outsldo world Increased
512,000,000 last year, nccordlng to figures
mndo public by tho Department of
Commerce. The balance of trado In tho
Territory's favor was $27,000,000. Ex
ports wero valued at 355,000,000 and Im
ports at 28,000.000. ,
British Captnin Expires Suddenly nt
Homo of Ilclntivo
Captain Charles J. Thompson, conv
mandcr of tho British passenger boat
Ilvlngton, now In New York Harbor, died
suddenly nt tho homo of his cousin, Harry
Thompson, of 2G04 South Bancroft street,
early today. Onptnln Thompson went to
bed late Inst night In tho best of health,
and tho cause of his death has not yet
been determined.
Tho denrt man Is survived by a wlfo
nnd flvo children, who llvo nt Llscnrn,
near Liverpool, England, Ho has followed
tho sea slnco ho was 10 years old. His
father and grandfather wero both sea
captnlns. Ho was 47 years old.
Captnin Thompson had mado It n cus
tom to visit his cousin In tho city when
over his ship docked near Philadelphia,
and It was duo to this that he happened
to como hero yesterday.
r&xr,
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Bundhar Wilton
Departure of Espagno Post
poned After Publication of
Anonymous Letters
NEW, YOUR, Feb. 22. Anonymous
letters, warning ngnlnst taking pnmnito
on tho liner Espngne, because of danger
of eubmnrtno nttacks. hnvo been received
by Americans Intending to sail on tho
ship. J!rs. V. Hanker Hlllton linn made
public n letter which sho has recoiled.
It Is similar to tho nnonymous wnrnlng
received by Amcrlcnni who sailed on the
I.Usltnnla, nnd lost tholr lives when tho
big Cunnrdcr was torpedoed nnn sent u
tho bottom. At tho French Line ofllco
today It was announced that tho depart
ure of tlio Espngno had been postponed
from Thursday to Friday. Tho delay In
sailing Is not duo to tho warning letters.
It was declared. '
"Wo Iguoro such reported warnings,"
II was stated
Four other passenger vessels will sail
from New York In a few days for Euro
pean ports. They nro tho Cunnrd liner
Tuscnnln, sailing on Monday for Liver
pool and Glasgow; tho Finland, American
Line, Friday, lor Liverpool: tho Phila
delphia, American Line. Saturday, for
Liverpool, nnd tho Lnfaycttc, French
Line, winch sans for uordcaux Satur
day. WASHINGTON. Feb. 22. Tho British
Embassy will send to Its homo Govern
ment notlco of tho warning given to
Americans not to sail on tho French liner
Espngno, duo to sail from New York Fri
day.
What steps tho British Government will
take nfter recolpt of tho wnrnlng Is un
known to tho embassy, It wns said,
"Wo hayo heard frequently 0t warnings
'iT.i j IX1
to Americans not to sail on belligerent
ships. Often they nro sent out by cranks.
But we can't nfford lo take chances," an
embassy official said.
Tho embassy had not heard of tho
warning sent to Mrs. F. Banker Hlllton,
omclals said, until Informed by the United
Press. Great Interefttflk'rts expressed In re
ceipt of the ill.inntcli.
Tho German Embassy took the vlow
that nny warnings given Espngno passen
Iters must hnvo been by harmless cranks.
EmbassV officials pointed out that tho
Vessel Is unarmed nnd said her sailing
could bo of no concern to Germany.
Special Mnll Schedule for Holiday
Washington's Blrlhdny will ho observed
ns a holiday today nt tho Philadelphia
postofTlco. Thero will ho thrco deliveries
of mall In tho downtown sections nnd nt
least ono delivery In all parts of tho city.
Tho central station And all subslfitlctr
will a open Until 1 p. m. Tho postni fcnv
Ings depositories Will bo ctdsed nil ilky.
BY BYE, COLD WAVE
Temperature Jumps and Thrat&n
tho Holiday Skating
The latest member ot tha cold wars
family has departed,
It began bidding the city farewell ai
midnight and by morning thero vr&tr lit
tie trnco of It, although tho temperature
rcmnlned below freezing. From a loir
mark of 17 degrees shortly before mid
night, the mercury roso 10 degrees by 8
o'clock nnd continues to rise, threaten
ing a 'Washington's tllrthday holiday
skating, which attracted crowds to the
park lakes this morning.
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instruments in one at the price some dealers ask
for the conventional piano.
It should be remembered that the Perry Piano and
Perryola are made by the big Ludwig factory and are
backed by the Ludwig Guarantee. All the prestige that
attaches to the Ludwig name protects you. Usually it is
necessary to pay for a famous name, but that condition
oes not exist when you buy from Ludwig's, the house
of moderate' prices.
Your present piano accepted as part pay
ment. Favorable terms on the balance.
Visit the Edison Diamond Disc Dept, 1st floor.
LUDWIG PIANO CO.
1103 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
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Site 9x13 only.
At Alrnot J Reduction
$19.50 $26.50
$28.50 $34.50
Oriental Rugs
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1220-1222 Market Street
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