Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, May 24, 1916, Night Extra, Page 5, Image 5

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    EVEN JUn li. LEDG12R PHTLABBLPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AIAY U, 1916.
fcE TRUPPE ITALIANE
. EVACUANO PARTE DE
; LA VALLE DI BRENTA
ef rtitirano In Buon Ordine da
; j3orgo su la Linea Principalc
5 F di Difcsa, verso il
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BULGARI SULL'ISONZO
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noMA, 24 Mngglo.
. i -....., mmtrlnehe Impcgnate ncH'of-
iJ(vft contro 1'Hslla usane cannonl da
'". . 1..1 ..iutl elio si conoscano flnora.
I. j e taontagno .11 Rninlto che formano tfv
I J-triern. Itallana cadono selto t colpl ill
,E podertslsslml moslri d arug icr.a.
ma l" BPrlto dc,le rl,ppo ltallnno ''mane
' "Cdo om" avro nvnnsato In terrltorto
iwnano In alcunl puntl ad est delta vnlle
, ' .', uiiffo, ell nustrlacl hahno ora nmmaa-
' 'l5ft'iBfn ncll scttorc dl Rlvn. alia
4.1. del Irko dl Garda, donde nl nspettano
H, a Itacchl contro la fronto llallana delta
JSrtl Lcdro 0 ill qttella dl Rto Cameras.
"U flettoro delta Val Sugnna 1'nrtlgllerla
;NBfo4o caHbro austrlaca ha obbllgato gll
?.. ninl nd abbnndonnre le lore llnro nan-
$ tet ma 11 rlplcgnmcnto fu cseguito in per-
fetto online. . ntT,mngai una
F --iLn nuantlta" dl artlgtlcrla lungo l'nla
I'StrtS dSS lore tronte. Tra II ettore
I Si Adamello c miollo " nr css t,anno;
N"f cXla. non meno dl 4000 cannonl dl ognl
! aShro I' loro rlservo dl muni onl som-?-
Jno ncsaurlblll, n Rludlearo .alia manl-
t rn como lo iiprcenno ininnto si sono
' !.-,,(! numerosl combattlmenll norel tra nvl-
atorl nvversarll sulle al Alpl.
Bli! i rntinrnn anmincla che 1ft
Ev Ouppc ltallnno delta Vnl Sugana har.no no-'?-V
il..,inato noalzlonl csposto al tirl delle
f. V.rtleilcrle nemlchc c si sono rltlrnte In
I !i"fira II testo del rapporto del Rcneralo
i n-rfnrna nubbltcato Icrl Bera ual Ministero
ddift au.cr.rai . .,.. . , ,.,. i..a,ii-
, "Tra 11 L.aBo "' """ " -....
I ano nsservatl concentrnmentl dl truppo
riemlchc nella zona dl Hlva o si sono nvute
.xicognlzlnnl nereo dl avlatorl nemlcl sul
Monte Ualdo.
"TraJ'Adlsa e l'Astlco si Bono avuto sol
tanto dollo rlcoBnlzlonl.
"Tra l'Astlco ed It Hrenta o nella Val
Rugana, dopo nver rcsplnto gll attachl del
ncmleo contro lo nostra poslzlonl avanzate,
U nostro truppo si rltlrarono Bradatamcnto
Bulla loro tinea prlnclpalo dl itTTea. II
movlmcnto fu cseRUlto In perfotto ordine
e non notto la presslone del nemlco
"NcH'alto Cordcvolo un reparto dl truppo
nostro conaulsto' con un assalto una Im-
3 nortante poslzlono nemica sui jiome aier.
ffi prendendo clnqunnta prlglonlerl arml e mu-
I1 nlzlonl.
i "LunRo 11 resto dclla fronto si sono avuto
l ! nzfonl' dl nrtlgllcrla che sono stato assal
' Intense nellu valle alta del But, suite atturo
s i.nord-ovest dl Gorlzla o nel settoro dl
Si 1 Jlonfalcone.
h , "Avlatorl nemlcl hanno lasclato cadero
l ombo su divers! puntl della planura ve-
M neta. Pocho persono rlmasero fcrlte, ma
non si ebbo alcun tlanno materlalc."
k I BULGAHI SULL'ISON'ZO.
Lungo la fronte dell'Isonzo gll ttnlianl
hanno fatto prlglonlort alcunl soldatl bul
garl, It che dimostra cho I bulgnrl si sono
unltl agll austrlacl In questa offenslva con-
I tro l'ltalia.
Oil austrlacl hanno plu' numerosl can-
t nonl dl grosso catlbro rho non abbla l'ltalia.
I ' ma cssl non soup rluscltl flnora, con tutta
1 questa superlorlht" dl 305, a scuotero le
-beno organizzato difese della fronte
-je-orlentnlo.
Icrl era l'annlvcrsarto delta dlchlarazlone
I euerra dell'Italla all'Austrla. e dap-
i'pertiitto nella 'penlsola, nclto cltta' come
4;rol plccoll Vtllaggl, ernno state esposte
IjUfandlere e si ebbero comtzli e cortel patriot
ic!. A Roma II monumento a re A'lttorlo
Emmanuelo II fu Ictteratmente coperto dl
Oorl ed II slndaco, prtnclpo Prospero
Colonna, pronuncio' un dlscorso nel Campl
dbgllo, nel quale. In nomo. dl Roma, rlaf
fermo' la promessa cho, .l'ltalia non posera'
le arml se lo ultimo' terra Itallane non
saranno prima redente.
Furgno lnvlntl mlglfala dl dlspaccV al re.
' che e' sempro alia fronte dl battaglla, ed
al generate Cadorna,
CIO' CUt: SI DICE A PARIGI.
Parlgl, 24 'ngglo I crttlcl mllltarl
' Irancesl, csamlnando la Bltuazlone mllltare
sulla fronto Itallana, affermano unant-
memento cho gll Itallanl hanno ceduto
davanti al prtmo urto dell'oftenslva aus-
trlaca ma ora stanno rlformando lo loro
linea dl dlfesa con grossl rlriforzl.
,Lo operazonl nell' urea centrate si syol-
gono a. circa -0 mlglla ad est ed a nord-est
dH Lago dl Garda, dove gll Itallanl si spin-
Bqvo erso" .Trcnto. Essl erano fortemente
Btabllltl nelle lclnanzo dl Rovercto a meno
k.dl ventl mlglla da Trento, ma han dovuto
rltirarsl a sud davanti alia fortissima
presslo no austrlaca ed ora la lore linea si
Btende a circa died mlglla a sud dl Ro
. vereto. Ivl ell austrlacl occurano poslzlonl
elevate sul Col Santo, mentre gll Itallanl
etanno sul Pasublo.
Circa quIihIIcI mlglla plu' ad est gll
austrlacl hanno opera to un'altra avanzata
e gll Italian! si sono ritlratl da Monte
Magglo o da Monte Panezza. flno a che
parte delta nuova linea corro parallela al
confine:
SI dice che obletttvo denti austrlacl e'
Vlcenza dove essl sperann dl separare gll
eserclti dell'Isonzo o del Trentlno,
m
AND BRIDES' DREAMS WILL BE SHATTERED VHEN THEY
SCENT FUDGE ON PERFIDIOUS HUSBANDS' "BREATHS
gj 'fitom-IO NlGlMS If f CANPfSTORG" "TAfTt PUtuwO TorttWT "
Candymakers Will Be Cartooned by the Temperance Papers Presently If Osteopath's
Statement That Confections Are Alcoholic Becomes Generally Recognized "Father,
Dear Father, Come Home to Us Now" Will Be Sung in Ice Cream Parlors
Beware. Madam, test your husband come
home under the Influence of caramels.
Watch him. Mayhap you will find him go
ing to ruin In the nearby candy stores.
When he brings you a box of chocolates
bo on the alert.
The brownish coat of tho supposedly In
nocent chocolate hides many a "bracer."
Itt lllio other husbands, ho eats most of
tho candy he brings home to you, then all
Is lost. It Is time to sound the trumpet of
prohibition.
Lurking under the pretty lid of the
dainty candy box is many1 a wholesome
"Jag."
And so It may como to tho gumdrop cock-
tall nnd tho bon-bon fizz or else tho choco
late high ball or maybe cocoanut punch.
Yes, this Is not Improbable nnd tho
prcsi and pulpit may denounce taffy pullt
while accounts of a man found wander
ing In tho streets under the Influence of
pennut brittle may he,qultc ordinary.
Picture the humiliation of a husband
who In separated from his wife because he
cannot control his mnnla for vanilla kisses.
Will It not bo mortifying when his little
daughter finds him unconscious In the cor
ner candy shop and sweet on everything
but hla wife?
Do you notlco new candy shopi nre crop
ping up all around? Think It over.
Candy eating Is a form of alcoholic dis
sipation nnd there Is such n thing as be
coming overstlmulated on candy. This wns
declared byj Dr. Charles Mutthart In tho
course of nn nddresi at the 17th annual
convention of the Pennsylvania Osteopathic
Association nt Scranton.
He described the process that goes on In
the stomach nfter sugar W eaten ns the
same process that Is carried on In a dis
tillery ' A generous helping of maple syiup on
tho morning griddle cakes or tho munching
of chocolate Is sulllclcnt bracer for the
business man, he said.
SI PREPARA L'ATTACCO
AL MONTE ALTISSMG
Gli Austriaci Tenteranno di
Farsi Largo Verso "Verona
per la Valle delPAdige
Telegramml da Roma dicono cho gll
austrlacl trasportano ora la loro vlolenta
offenslva ad ovest cd a nord del Lago dl
Garda. Ivl sono nndate concentrandosl
numerote truppe austrlacho, o si rltlene che
esse attaccheranno tra breve le pendlcl sct
tentrlonali del Monto Altlsslnio. Dalle
poslzlonl dell'Alttsslmo gll Itallanl hanno
rcso tmposslbllc, con le loro nrtlgllcrle In
azlone, ognl avanzata austrlaca lungo la
valle dell'Adlge che e" domlnata anchc dal
cannonl Itallanl dl Conl Zugna. I Conl
Zugna sono statl attaccatl rlpetutamente
dagll austiiacl, ma sono sempre fortemente
tenutl dagll Itallanl.
Lo truppo Itallane hanno dovuto rltirarsl
da Borgo, In Val Sugana, e rlplcgare sulla
loro linea prlnclpalo dl dlfesa. Blsogna
tener conto, a proposlto dl questo rlplega
mento, che Borgo o" stata sempre bombar
data dalle batterle austrlache dl Panarotta,
o cho II bombardamento Intcnsiflcnto In
quest! glornl nascondova un tentatlvo aus
trlaco dl avvllupparo quel postl avanzatl.
Perclo' 11 rlplegamento era necessarlo o prc-vtdlblte,
MINISTER GETS CLEAN BILL
Pastor Accused of Lying Acquitted nt
Church Trial
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., May 24. By
unanimous vote the General Assembly, sit
ting as court, acquitted the Rev. Porclval
S. Barker, of Noosha, Kan., of charges of
lying, for which he was suspended from the
Kansas Presbytery In 1913 and deposed a
year later. The case was reviewed this
morning and the Assembly decided he had
not violated the book of discipline. This
case has been up on several previous occa
sions. Tho Rev. Mr. Barker now has a
Reformed church charge.
Chester Raises $7700 for Church
CHESTER, Pa., May 24. Members of
the Providence Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church raised 7700 on tho first night of an
eight-day campaign for $25,000 for a new
church building.
ansGom $
We Roast Daily Our
Coffees
They're expert blends for
supreme flavor.
Buffet Blend, 3 lbs. for 50c
Commonwealth Blend, 28c
Grand Banquet, the King of
all Coffees, 3Gc, or a
5-lb. can, $1.70
1232 Market Street
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i Ibthecommutersroad'B
1 ViMfl n5 BECAUSE THE TRA1H SERVICE IS ARRANGED H
r '' mm N7 E5PECIAUY FDR THE CONVENIENCE OF
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Bfyip our POPULAR Commutation Fres
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Frost Kills Russian Crops
BHRLIX, May 24. A crop disaster In
Russia Is reported In advices received from
Stockholm by the Overseas News Agency.
It Is said all the winter crops of the north
ern nnd middle governments of Russia have
been destroyed by a severe frost.
WALLING FILES EXPENSE ITEMS
Justico of Supreme Court Spent Less
Than ?50
HARRISBURO. May 24. Campaign ex
pense accounts filed nt the State Depart
ment by candidates at tho primaries show
that Henry S. Ackerman. Democrat, dele
gate at large, spent $00, and William E.
Rice, Republican delegate at large, $77.
Kmory A. Walling, Justice of tho Su
preme Court, whom politicians thought
would bo elected at the primaries and was
provented from winning nn election by
Charles Palmer, tiled his account, showing
he spent less than $50. Others who spent
less than $50 were Samuel B. Phllson, Dem
ocrat, Stato Treasurer: Thomas A. II. Hay,
Washington, alternnto delegate at large;
Alba Johnson, Republican, delegate at large,
and John W. Ford, Republican alternate del
egate at large.
OODYEAR Service Sta
tion Dealers everywhere
have the same purpose.
That is to hold your busi
ness, by getting your friendship, by
giving you service.
They will see that you-use tires of
proper size, and provide proper in
flation. They will test wheel-alignment,
and guard you against tire
abuses which you may innocently
inflict.
This chain of Goodyear Service Sta
tion Dealers is a part of Goodyear
policy. '
It is a time and money-saving advan
tage given to you over and above
the extra mileage built into Good
year Tires, which makes them go
farther and last longer, and so cost
you less in the end.
You will always know a Goodyear
Service Station Dealer by the sign
below.
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Goodvear Tirt; Tubts, and "ZXre Saver" AeattoHttan vaV
ta gttfrom Coadytar Service Station Dealer KveryuAere
aoodyear fo-IIook Tut
are fortified (gaiiutl
Rim-cuttlnc By oar No-
Rim-Cut feature.
Blow-out By our On-Air
Cure.
Loom Tread By our
Rubber Rivet.
Insecurity By our Multi
rile Braided Piano ,Wk
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Puncture and Bttddls
By our j-vouDie-ll
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'DELiBERAIE FALSIFIER
CRY PRIESTS IN DENIAL
OF ATTACK ON MITCHEL
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Didn't Conspire to Wreck New
York Mayor's Administration,
They, Say "He's Lost
vHis Head"
ECHO OF WIRE TAPPING
Nnw YORK, May 24. Mayor Mltohel'a
charges before the Thompson Leglilatlvo
Committee that certain priests "M the Now
York Archdiocese had conspired lo wreck
his administration met with emphatic de
nial todny from leading Catholic officials.
He was denounced ns n "deliberate falsi
fier" by tho Rev James ,T, Hlgglns, super
intendent of the Catholic charities nf Brook
lyn. Father William Farrell. the tapping of
whoso telephone resulted In the Indictment
yesterday of Charities Commissioner John
A. Kingsbury and the lattcr's attorney, de
clared the Mnyor'n statement before the
Thompson Committee a succession of false
hoods Mon.slgnor Dunn, chancellor of the nrcli
dlocese, said there had been no antagonism
to tho Mayor or his administration on the
part of churcfi authorities
"Mayor Mltchel has comoletetv lost his
head," said Knther Hlgglns. "He Is too
young to be mayor. He Is simply making
use of lclous Insinuations and Innuendoes
to conoenl his own nasty actions "
Developments in tho charities Investiga
tion, culminating In Indictments by the
Kings County Grand Jury and Mayor
Mltchel's allegations, .iao caused one of
tho greatest sensations In tho history of
New York.
It becafno known today that District At
torney Snnnn.'of New York County, -would
conduct a John Doe Investigation of chnrges
that the police hale tapped 350 wires since
January 1, 1015, nnd "listened In" on con
versation. That the system of wire tapping
was In effect became known only when the
charities ln estimation revealed Its use
iiHulnst Catholic clergymen. Mayor Mltchel
at that time upheld the action of the police.
Vlsconnl'a Heir to Wed Acfxess
X)NDONV May 21. The Dally Chron
icle Is Informed that a marriage has been
arranged between the Hon. George St. John
Broderlck, eldest son and heir of Vlsoount
Mtdleton, and the actress Peggy Rush,
who started her career on the London
stage In a musical comedy chorus. She
recently appeared on' the American stage
In II. A Vaehell's comedy, "Qulnney's."
"Wat Battf" Jrefcrnttftl Hi
CHICAGO. May 24. MM. Oollfe l
wood Matter, on trial An charge rf '
Ing a fraudulent heir ta the esUla t. MM
husband, collapsed late yesterday arm, M
cording to her physician, Is unable io.Kpftmf
to" testify. She I at horns, ifhene the" Hw
baby," central figure In the .case,hM M
seriously 111 for lack of nutrition.
Gndski Auto Hits Youth
STAMFORD. Conn., May 24. Captain
Hans Tauscher, husband of Mms. Oadskl.
the opera singer, has been ordered to appear
In the Greenwich Borough Court today lti
an Inquiry into an accident In which his
automobile rnn down Henry Crawford, n
mechanic, 20 years old, In Cos Cob
mmermani
MEN'S
1312 Chestnut St.
SHOES
1232 Market St.
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New Wing-Tip, Dark
Tan or Calf, White (
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White Buekkin Com
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Tan or Piarl Trim
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Dark Cordovan, $7. up
Dark Tan or Was
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Economy
Doesn't economy rule in the purchase of an article of any kind?
If so, is it not economy to buy your piano direct from the maker? We
know most dealers have their name stenciled on the fall-board and
cast in the plate of the pianos they sell, wishing to impress the pur
chasers that they are the makers. We are the only piano manufac
turers in Philadelphia, with abundance of capital and one of the best
equipped piano factories in the United States.
We do not now, nor did we ever, produce a cheaply constructed
instrument. Our guarantee covers every component part of the piano,
without reserve.
We have been offering $ 1 0,000 for over a quarter of a century
for a better made piano than the Matchless Cunningham, and we are
producing today a Cunningham-made Player-Piano for $450. We
will ship and deliver to your home any piano or player-piano (with
chair, scarf and twelve rolls of music) free within a hundred miles' of
Philadelphia, and make delivery in our own trucks inside of thirty
miles of our city.
We sell our player-pianos for cash, open book account or on terms
as low as two dollars ($2.00) per week, and our upright pianos as low'
as six dollars ($6.00) a month, f
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