KM.DANOYAYAS
VERSO LA SUA MET A
Prim Lin H Dlfa
d AttaeeA 1
SvoondA sulli Fttldi del
.KmW PetIcR
IWCES3I SUL PASUBIO
" MU. li Ottaore.
NM tons ctonta (lette. area) tUUH
Ml Cmm W lee1a Ihmhm arewaato an
1 Ml sajueeetatteVle tUr raahHensa, wfMUi
alalia hm aaaertajilva T1 Mlaletaro dell
pS5m nnwveU ie tiuovl aucoesel emo
.MM e-rjeeenMl delta fonse del generals
,MtrM ehe tueena ora Hi eeeonaa 11.
Ma u aifeem ttot carso, m ai una iromo 01
La tnaM 41 munla Caderaa cofltlnu-
IM iwHatora aventata eull'alteplano del
Okna. Lanarsr,ta, eofne la. oendlslenl
MSstaall del terrene dalle dlfeae auetrlacha
HohN4oiH, ma aim pose, (II Italian! el
sjsli.ru) iFtnaitxl. traroljono kit ostaeoll
WraaMaMII ehe gtl auatrlad hanno poelo
eVaventl a tore a euperano la reelstanxa acca
sUislunt del netnlee. II generals Cadonia
ft earnee! eaeupato tutU la prima llnendl
etWeem austrlee a gla addanta la seconds
MMMfaMa de4 Monte reclnke, un baltrdo
ha un oataeolo a plu' rrandl progressl
sJmQ ItallanI vsreo U loro oblettlro. Flnora
tn faa preeo (609 prlrloitrL .
QU aurtrlacl fanno stent dlsperatl par
oaaciurara' It dlaaatro cha II mlnaccla
uwa da rtelao ora, scatenano ruragano
eM fuooo 9 dl ferro dl tutte le loro bat
tarta tulla forae Italtana cha avanaano verso
la laro tinea dl dlresa, mantra la fanterta
MatWaca, lanolata In terrlbill contrattao
el. Vera onflete, utnana oha tl succedono
funa all'altra. eon una furla a oon una
treajvensa cha da.' 1'ldea dell'lraportanxa del
SmmI rlportatl dal generals Cadorna,
la ultima ventttruattro ora (II auatrlad
no 'oontrattaocato sens pot, ma le
prime caaa dl XrocovUaa a dl Hudllog lono
eaaduta nella taant degll ItallanI cha prose
mono la loro marota In Kvantl. Hudllog a'
n olrca dua ehUometrl ad eit dl Novava,
stfoehe' (II ItallanI 'hanno avanzato In poco
Mh AI una gloraata per circa dua chllo--fctrt
Ia perdtta vofette da ambedue (II enercltl
mm gravlselme. Davantl al front dl un
eta beltagltone lullano aono atatl contatl
Mi 4W cadaver! dl auatrlael.
Taaao II taato del rapporto del generate
Caaarna pubbllcato lerl aern dal Mlnlstero
eVeita auarra:
Nell redone del Fasubto not ab
btamo reaplnto atcunl attacchl dl bom
ardlrt tra r Menu SplI ad II Monte
Oorno a aul flanohl merldlonall del
Mint Rolta. Dopo aueatl attacchl le
ttaatre truppa contrattaccarono a con
juletarono alouna fortl poelalonl
nemlche trn, Sette Crool a Monta Itolte,
nramando ancora nonoatante la dim
i oolta' del terrrno a 1'oatlnata realatenza
41 nemlco. Not abbtamo fatto S2
i- prtelonleri.
Nella ralle dal Poalna al aono avuta
lent dl artldlarta ad hanno avuto
hwn anche alcunt ptccoll acontrl cha
Vaeno termlnatl con aucceaal per le nostra
truppe. ,
But torrente Pontebbana, nella valla
del Fella, l'artlgllerla nemlca ha bom
Mrdato la nostra poslitonl ma non ha
fatto alcun danno.
, Sulla fronte delta Alpl Qlulle al aono
avuto violent ailonl dl nrtlsllerla,
Malta notte del 13 at 11 ottobre a nella
t mattlnata dl lerl It nemlco ha lanclato
Mwvl furloal oontrattacchl, speclal
metrte nella. aona dl Sober (nella rlcl
nanze dl Oorlala), a aud dl Vlllanova a
entro la Quota 144 aul Carao. Tuttl
ejuaatl oontrattacchl aono statt resplntl
oen grarl perdlta per II nemlco. Bulla
front dl un aolo battadtona nella xona
dl Sober nol abblamo contato ben 400
adaverl dl namlcl a 11 abblamo eep
aitU r
?Kii pomeiitrsto la nostra truppa
fMa9 conslderevoll protrreasl sul Carso,
eanajulstando teiFreno tra la prima
I9iaa hemic. cWS nol (enlamo salda
xUrtte. a la seconda tinea. Le nostra
ppa aono Biumo auo penaicj occiaen-
del Monte Fcctnka ed alls prima
trJ
EVENING
LEDOER-PHUiADELPHUa SATURDAT. OCTOBEK 14 IIW
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pUtWl HH ewwswwo JwvnvO HI iHtTv povnv
vlttlma a aattaMa rnalimlAeantl daMtU
In un eemtaattlinento aerea a-ra
flerlita tm relno nemlco fa afefeat
tit d4 rteoirt avtaterl cae nalla
VKvaanaa al Han 9arca
Un eomunlcato uAc4al attetrtaca pub
Mtoato II 11 eerrefrta ammetts cha (It
Italian! hamw conulaiato Noraras ed
haema aranaata ne-Ha. rrt lona del 1'aaublo,
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FLAG RAISING AND PAGEANT
Patriotic Exercises This Aiternopa t
Athleto Recrenllon Park
A tarfa parade by school children,
patrloUo. fraternal and buslneas orcanlaa
tlena, and a patrlotlo paceant are part of
the elaborata profrsm to ba conducted In
conjunction with the, Mas; pole dedication
and flat raMnf exeretsea to be held at
the Athlttlo Recreation Tark. Twenty-sixth
and Master atreets this afternoon. The
affair la under the Joint aueplcea of the
Men'a Club and the Fourth of July com
mittee of the recreation park association.
The Initial event Is the parade, berlnntnc
at 3 o'clock. This wilt ba followed by the
pageant which will depict scenes relative
to WlUJam Pthn's aaaoclatlon with the
lndlans7and Betay Itaaa and the American
na.
A hues American flar Is then to be raised
amid, the stnoinc of patrlotlo airs. Belrct
Councilman Klehard Wesleln, a presldlnc
orrtcer, will make a few remarks nfter the
Invocation to ba delivered by the Itev, II
V. Hart, pastor of the Columbia Methodist
Church.
The presentation speech will be made by
Franti Fluck, president of the council of
the Athletto Recreation Park. Urneat h.
Tustln, president of the Hoard of Recreation,
will accept the pole and flan In behalf of
the playground committee.
CANDY DAY OBSERVED HERE
Confectioners Havo an Inning in Trade
Celebrations
"Candy Day" Is being observed throurh
out the country today by consumer, retailer
and manufacturer.
Just na there havo been annual days for
almost every other commodity and nernl.
luxury, so today haa been set aside by the
National Confectioners' Aasoclatlon to ad
vanco the Interests of tli enndy trade,
which ranks high fiscally nmong the manu
factures of tho nation.
Retailers In Philadelphia are displaying
attractive window demonstratlona, while the
manufacturera. foremost among them II. O.
Wilbur & Bons, are reallxlnr: the benefit of
extensive preparations for the occasion.
As a nttlng climax to their preparations,
omclals of the company announced today
that their automobile had completed Its
transcontinental trip, in which candy was
boomed In many hamlets and cities along
the route of the Lincoln Highway. The car
?!!' In '"f'L t0Ujr wUn a message
from Mayor Smith, of thla city, to Mayor
KOJpIV
TOSI DALY ON "LAUGIIING MUSE"
Lecture Will Bo Fenture of Mooro So
ciety's Anniversary Tonight
A l"'"" on "The Laughing Muse" by
T. A. Daly, of the Evsmtfo LEDann, will
. lT1 chl1' evenl ln O8 Program to
night commemorating the forty-fifth an
niversary of the Moore Literary Society
to bo held In the auditorium of, the "West
CTli?lcr Normo.t School at West Chester.
The program Includes an address by the
president of the society, Warren D. Iten
nlnger, who will give a history of the so
ciety, which wilt be followed by a vocal
solo by Miss Mary Josephine Comerford.
i
Catholic Club to Mark Anniversary
The Don Bosco Catholic Club will cele
brate Its second anniversary tomorrow
night with, a reception at the Don Bosco
Institute, S07 South Ninth street. A
banquet will also be held Monday night,
to which Congressman Moore and City So
licitor Connelly have been Invited. John
Do Maal, Jr., president of the club, will
act as toaatmaater, while the committee In
charge consists of D. Cornelius Mezza,
chairman! Anthony Blanco, H. Delconte
and P. Stalflert.
cotwnr sond ay school
OJiWaiONimTWEEK
Historical Pageant Will Be Fea
ture of Friday Night's
Meeting
The annual convention of Sunday echeola
of Philadelphia will be held next Thursday
and Friday under the auaplcea of the Thlla.
delphla County Sunday School Association.
Bo great haa the convention become that
It has been necessary to set aelda Ave
churches In North Philadelphia for the
work. In addition to Convention Hall, firs
simultaneous meeting being scheduled for
Thursday night
A historical pageant will be staged at
Convention Hall Friday night under the dl
reotlon of Mis Anita B. Ferris, of Upper
Montclalr, N. J., author. It Is a dramatisa
tion of the origin and development of re
ligious' education from the days of the early
Jewish patriarchs, through all the centuries,
down to the modern Sunday school. Thirty
schools, with 100 participants ln charac
teristic costumes, will present the pageant
The social Ufa of the Sunday school wilt
be demonstrated In the five simultaneous
meetings on Thursday night an elementary
birthday party being held In St Simeon's
Episcopal Church for elementary delegates
and an Indoor ptcnlo for boys and girls In
their teens In a race Reformed Church,
Eleventh and Huntington streets. A Hal
loween social for women delegates will be
given In the Lehigh Avenue Baptist Church,
Twelfth street and Lehigh, avenue, and the
men will be entertained almllarly ln the
Gaston Presbyterian Church, Eleventh
street and Lehigh avenue.
A campaign for 69,000 increase for the
four hundredth Protestant anniversary will
also be launched at the convention. Qeorg
a. Dowey, secretary of the Philadelphia
County Sunday School Association, reported
today an Increase In enrollment of 10,000
In Sunday schools in the city for the last
year.
In connection with the 80,000 membership
campaign it waa announced today that
birthday offerings would be collected In the
Reformed Sunday schools as a part In rais
ing the 1100,000 children's endowment fund
for the. Schaft Memorial Building in con
Junction with the Bunday achool increase
campaign planned by the Reformed Church
In the United States.
Religious Brevities
A, J. Drtnt ni44l. accompanied by .walttt
tha vicinity
J. Clarrtion. chlnt director of jh Draitl lllddla
lllbl Claa In fkmthireat rmllflpb(. will
rtet and Chttter avenue tomorrow aft
In tha Ycnlnr Mr. UldJla will "Ttak
irvlca ot tba Aral United rreebrterlan
make a tour ot claeeea In tha vicinity or Flttr
fourth atnet and Chttter avenue tomorrow aft
ernoon.
at tha aervlca
tnurcn.
Tha Philadelphia Flower,
hi
fruit and vantable are sent by pelrona IWJnc
in tna country. IB osa Dunonea butop v
rfiatrlhtif-it (n hnanllala anil InVfLllda dUflna
aummer. Mora than 800 pereona wem dally
nerved with lea for twenty-two weeks. Tha
it money contrmuiea waa iiaei aw. i
Df the e
Sharpe. prealdent
aecretary,
.i
nun, uaii
at. .Luke
ualne tha pariah
una ana tna ki
Ban" work
Fruit and lea Mia.
le of tha Church ot
Drouani injir aea-
r lowrra,
cloae thla week,
amount of money contributed
riiv ara i
and Mies Mary U.
rii!
Jackaon,
A muilcal aervlce will ba held torn
nltht In 8t. Matthew'a Church, with W
A. Bchmldt. 'calllat of the Philadelphia O
tra. aa soloist. Tha Iter. Dr. Kdwln Ileyl
paetor, will make, a brief addreaa.
The nev. William T. Caldwell will preach to
morrow mornlntr In the Hope l'rtibyterlan
Church, while tha paetor. the nev. 1. Oray
liolton will doltver a aermon In the evening oa
'The Only Thins."
Tha 1911-1017 aeaaon t publlo lectures con
ducted under tha aueplcea of the Boclaltat Lit
erary Society, will bealn a week from. tomor
row afternoon at the South. Broad HJ
ter. with Arthur JU Lewis, oi
epeaker. .
Htreet Thea-
Cnlce.ro.
Tha Rev John 'Watchorn. paetor of tha Cen
tral Methodlat kplacopal Church, of Krankford.
(Ml live a epaciai aaqrena on -me n
iibraham" tomorrow afternoon at, the rfsular
Kunday afternoon meejlns; In the North Ilranck
T. M. C. A. Oaersa C. Laopoud will alnc.
attarka
rw. lie
1'reaby-
Malcolm n.. Pattaraon. forrnar Oorernor ef
Tenneaieoe. will continue ma
oiina rum xorcea wiin y
will apeak in tha mornli
amaahlns attarka
oftho rum forcea with two talka tomorrow,
atlll anBW In tha mnraln, at tha Tlnaa 1'r
terlan Church and at niaht In tha Park Avenue
Metnoaiat cnurcn.
Tha nev.
ina j-reen:
iv. nenjamln M. Qemr
irterlan mlnlatera ln V
day morning on The
neit Monday morning on ';Th
Annlveraary of tba General 8;
emmlll will addreaa
eeimineier nail
Two Hundredth
ynod.'
Franklin Spencer Edmonda will deliver an ad
dreaa on "Forming a Plan and Working It" at
tho aecond aeealon of the open Sunday Torum
iomorrow afternoon ln tha Central llranch T.
. C. A. The movement, thouin Introduced
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which stands oa a lot 55 feet front by 160 feet
deep, surrounded on all sides by substantial
improvements which are MADE. NOT
PROMISED.
It contains every modern convenience, includ
ing large fireplace, laundry, 2 bathrooms, '
shower bath and hot water heat.
It is priced at $7500, to
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tna Choreh ec tha Moly Aroatlea or t
tha Rev. Oeerse Herbert Tooe, D. D.
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CHKSTNDT HTRF.KT MArTIST CHUBCH
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TKg P.ni Worthlp and ffrmon br Paator,
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Oct. is Oarrlrk Theater, 740 p
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T.nltierar,
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Ith and Jefrerann ata.
ViifEt' E- BI,fI"i. raator.
O.J0 a. m Moraine Berrloa and flerman,
. m Hermon. 'tna World Berles."
lolo quartet and oraen. '
ill ,.11,1. nnniNii,
Sy5!'''lct'ree afternoon and avenln,
HOLY COUMIJNiON. Cheetnurat. abeve 31st,
Pervkea at 11 a. m. and 8 o. m.
Tou ara Inrlled.
. Hetnedl.i Krleeapal
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IIAIIT. D. P. Sarvlcea 10 JO
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Kbta Claeaea, 2iST p. m. W TlfcetoT will
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TklrtaaaUi at. below Srmoa.
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. 1 5 a, m. Holy Cemmunlon.
95 a. ra. aonday llrhoot.
II an a. m. Mornlnr frarer and Benrao.
-o p. m. STaalac rrayar. Anthem and Ae
Be itacter will preach at both emlcee.
BeelalM Utararr Beeletr
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bsubon or fchuo ijscrtmm
JUtn lirnad atreet Theater,
nmenrti at touth llroad
tebar 23. IplB. k p. m.
alter. Arthur M. Tewla,
fuelo. by Hahn Blrlpi Qua
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Not Tour lleart Ba Traibled." by E. Fannlnc
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IAN-TOWN UNITARIAN BOCIETT. Oraene
Chtlten ava Ulnleter. nay. A. J. Cole-
Sunday BcneoU 10 a. m. warihlp, 11
Subject, "Tha Illumined race."
niaiv
and
man,
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Taant Men's Cbriitlea Aiewlallea
8I7NDAY rORtlM 380 p. m.. Bpeakar,. Frank
lln Bpenrer Edoionda. 'Tormlnr a r
Warklnf It." Muelo. Dlaeueeli
Warklf
ahln. Hurper at S'tn p m
Ian and
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Btranfere Invited
Mlefellaneaaa
COMINIl
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KeJIavarnor MATxru:
lenneaeee,
America's (Ireateat Orator,
rATTEJtSOM. ef
Ttai
Will aeeak at
va lreabrferlan C
lath and Tiota ata ,
n Church,
Bunday tnornlnr. October 15. at 10 10.
and In the erenlnc
at T JO
At tba Park Avenue Methodlat Church,
Park ave and Norrla at.
DR. RICHMOND preachea tomorrow, I
at 1111 N, Losan square.
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Latches Lane,
Upland Terrace,
Union Avenuo and
Edge Hill Road, tho
very "prettiest part
of Bala - Cynwyd.
They are models of
what a home should
be outside and In.
COLONIAL 1IOMU STOM3 C1IIMNKY
Su:
BSTANTIAL-
LY built from
stone gathered
from our own quar
ries and built by
day labor. Put up
not only to be a
credit to Bala-Cynwyd,
but to the
neighborhood in
which they stand.
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YOU will find that
every thought
you might havo
for a house, either
for comfort or con
venience, is built
into them. The
closets arc big and
roomy and there
are many bf them.
COLONIAL UOMB COLONIAL V1LLABS
S1
EE these unusual
homes today.
Take Pennsyl
vania Railroad to
Bala or Cynwyd, or
Market Street Ele
vated to 52d Street,
then Bala car to
City Line a 5-cent
fare.
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Pr'wat and Public School; and Churchti of All Denomination
In tht Neighborhood
(jeMr
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Morris Buildingr, 1421 Chestnut ,'itSSSJ.,M
ataaMteaaiabavaaie1
Sale or Rent -Old York Road
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at Meetlni Houw lant, Ofontz; Hill. Big lots; spacious porchr-a ;
three iwi four baths; garagea,, ' ,., ' "
' FOR SALB ON AY TERMS AT RIGHT PRICM '
RENTALI $1500 UPWARD
OMBW fO INRPJBCTIOK, OX Vajft ,4
J.T.JACKSON CO.,Chfttiiut at 13th
ICH OFFICE OAK LANE, QFFOIITS ITATXON
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Largest Suburban
Real Estate Deal
Ever Made in
Philadelphia
Wm. H. Wilson
of Wm. H. Wilson & Co., 1421 Chestnut St.
and
J. Harker Chadwick
of J. H. Chadwick & Co., 5622 Gtn. Ave.
Real Estate Brokers
Have purchased the following
improved and unimproved .
"Pelham"
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! SSt
Properties
Valued at
$1,250,000
The property was acquired from the Estate of
the late Anthony J. Drexel, and from E. T.
Stotesbury and Arthur E. Newbold, trustees of
the Carpenter Land and Improvement Co., and
is bounded as follows:
Upsal Street on the South
Carpenter Street on the North
seaasBsassIaeeaaief-s
Greene Street on the West
Germantown Ave, on the East
It is, the purpose of'
WILSON & CHADWICK to,
Erect modern, residences on
the unimproved portions
and to sell and lease houses
that are already built
t
To those familiar with Philadelphia's suburbs;
the Pelham section of.'Germantown cannot help
but appeal as the most complete and-moBfron-
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