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5LATION TANGLE
SAILOR'S LOVE'FLIGHT
Abut oH Interned Grmn Shin Die Ud His
ttry and Dig Gift Such Endearing
as Traye4,aJid Hot Loved Jane"
Ml fwm amlter n tha latarfteil
i MMtttkrv ms PiM aMa Wti
itt la h lalaiwl, ts say stouter
M wrtm to iiia Amertean wa jtiisam.
SMHiMwflPBPpP tftetftejsuu'y aJQ AJiejWcaeia
Wfe Ml aSrmiUr tt was thtfe tt )m
, Vtttsa late- ft ImwI Ht tW Ctrl
fr kwfm mwwy M9C fir IKwtHOrip
rlt Im th kttor m ha mw.t
tf IIHMsil T mi-W
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"On-Prayed and not-tared June!.
Ys ea jroa na p farina ran make, how
I an you thomrnt nave, since I you In
Wftraaasp bit' How cheerful remember
l OM aye SMioe. where wa after the
M the nlajfct with swalldwed arms
I your i !trat lore explanation
I r abamefal tha eyr. down
How' often have 1 the head brake.
kwar asurelle larwruaft mt to saues .
yiBBt mnakabls I you oH-pray, Only
Help troai aur,wraaeek-ti I in Mai
M ticket V frMte. but I make
-essttUfkf; thereout, fur early Shall I near
r aoar around your hand atop, and I
vwatathed. we bath will tia already
II Ma ad, md if i-ou on time trailed are
What smeM It nthant an If lha rilshtlme
will jpom see, that I me net ran let.
r, oaar treasure, jnuet f ahut Believe
ttatt I It fconetttnean and apeak how It
romd the heart la. I draw you In hurt
a waHendtr,
-W. H.
"tar-wrltlBg.Tftka you In eight that thla
act in unnsht hands come."
. TUB TIlANSLATIOtf
What K. "W. meant to write waa thUi
Tfo my, adored and 'much loved Jane.
"Ttiu BKn't (imagine 'how often and how
sanest 1 think of you alnce we were Interned
kre t have ouch a cheerful memory
m the long looks Into your eyea on those
te when we used to stroll alonr arm
arm when X first teld you of my love,
I how you so modestly dropped your
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NO COAL FAMINE
' . OR BOOST IN PRICE
Oaetlamil from Face One
taoilved here to care for the city trade,
(hey said, and while In Borne casts de
ttry might be slow, this delay was not
afsneaaL
. Bran eheuld further curtailment ot sup
"ly he necessary, the local handlers said,
FMiadetphUuui have no reason to worry,
VhJa city, they declared, not only enjoys
the lowest retail coal prices In the East, but
the oUy, Itself and Its residents will he taken
are of In the matter of supply.
The Bureau of Water, the largest Indl
Jtftual user of coal In the municipality, la
attracted for up to the end of the year,
atooordlns t1oCar!eton E. Davis, chief ot
the bureau, he has assurances from the
local representatives of the firm supplying
fee bltftmlnous coal that It will be supplied
without delay na needed, bo that there Is
no danger of a shutting down of the pump
saw stations or filtration plants. The alms
municipal hospital, police and nro
M and other munlclnal bulldlnirs ara
, provided for, according to Peter Iioban,
tatant Director ot Supplies.
The 'United Qas Improvement Company.
yfcHadelphla Rapid Transit Company and
ther big" users' of coat are reported to be
1 Blared up with a reserve supply, while the
await householder, beholding an empty bin,
say have all he requires, declare the local
Haw York Is reported paying as high as
US a ton. Philadelphia dealers declare
af that la true It must be due to local short
lit caused by failure of the dealers to
sjtaek up, or possibly to a desire on ihe
art of aome retailers who have the coal
he ."squeeze" their customers.
i J.. Krnest JUchards, president ot the
Oeerge B. Newton Coal Company, saldt
"Conditions In New York are different
..ftwsiztfcoso In Philadelphia. In this city
"tha retail coal dealers are tha agents of
laM public and virtually sell to their cus
jjaaers on a straight commission basis.
ChsU profit comes from the quantity they
tand not from the prices charged. We
a up our schedule at the beginning of
season and do not change it. however
market may vary. It la different In
Sfaw York, where a dealer doea not abide
hy a ftxed schedule. Here the retailer has
W Interest In the matter of prices. Wa
r eharglng today J 8 a ton tor pea coal,
fUt tor nut, IS for stove and $7.75 tor
under present conditions there will b
rage in ineso prices an winter, t'nua-
. gets Its coal cheaper than any
i city. The prices I Quoted are sub.
. to twenty-five cents a ton off for cash.
xorK is paying J10.76 or any such
auierenoe is not aue to a mere
transportation. There must be
condition that doea not affect
a.
handle the largest retail trade In
la, about ten times the volume
fjr nearest competitor. Consequently,
roqtrira a groat deal of coal to supply
trada. WhHo there may be some hold.
bads at the mmee, we are getting
lor our, customers and to ml our
a The latter Include the eltv tvtfa
r stations. Of course, I cannot tell
tha water will bring forth, but at
wo are aora to taxe ears of our
nd I' see no signs of a panio or
too."
a C (Whlln, olty and southern sales
' Oka Philadelphia and Itaadlnir r"ni
r boat Oetnaany, whleh U regarded 'as
laoat sWapor of anthraolta to Phlla.
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, MBMlM.
r '
md w"m "
m- wmmt ot
W"ggm looal
KnB4NH
Rav"' Vs)
or la aothlns: alanefnr In tha u,i
aaswatlon aa It alfocts nlladalBU -n,.
aasomo shortage of oas, but wa are getting
JMttcfa to take care ofour regular trade.
4 tor aome ot our shipments we avail
Wraalves of tha Schuylkill Canal wherever
SaaetbU. Tteth-lpa vm to ovoroome the ear
ihwrtsge Wa can take care ot the eity"
Bhehur the situation la the mtrUoTilaVu
aai pumptug stations, said; r
"T use anthracite at two bfcr feana.
gMeo laa. ad Balmoiit. aaul at aJmostaM
Mr little Dlants. Tha mIi. . l.i, 7 ..
'&"? Coi:b Company n4
j. ......... v . v mpany, la a Bbtoh
a a car annwaiav we aaa e water
ery at both nteata. Tha w ..,.
use bituminous ooal. Tula eoattaot u
L JZF S5ft-,a,r u
Hi' " BVaU lllWWHlllil
J. wa aught have
xraaw the aal,
tMIMBatthaa
m 1f-B Van
I swt hv to shut
r?a"
Comfort
Mow T raahaS mv hrataa whan vntt
5o to rm ti yew angel's volea to find
-wmo way p ten you how much I lored
Jjw. QWy throwth the help of my die
tary am able to write to you I but that
mahos i6 dmTArrnce. At the earliest po
H Momttt I wsnt to meet your father
Mt hmt foi" your hahd I am sure h
jww reoogniM the Justice of my request
AM anyway, as long as we love each other
what have other people got to do with It.
No matter what happen you know I'm not
beggar. Now, my dear, I must clone.
Believe me. alt I have told you comes
straight from the heart; 1 am sincere.
"With lovo and patience, I am, W. H.
"r. S After you read this letter I do
hope It doea not get Into any one Uo's
hands."
II. W, seems to have feared on good
ground Ills letter did get out and It was
too good to keep. The translation mnde
here Is rather free. 1L W. really had a
very good letter In his original Clermmt
Heading the two ssntenoe by sentence It Is
easy enough to see what he meant. When
he had to close he said ha had to "shut;"
his "hot loved" Jane la easy to understand,
and when he sneaks of his "unnnmbahia"
Llove" he merely means It Is to strong to ex-
jitwv nm --swauowea arms" meant Inter
locked, and "knocked down eyes" merely In
dicated modesty.
Many Qerman-Amerlcans who naw the
letter said that II. W. must be an apt pupil;
he Is adopting the American philosophy of
iuyo nam away; --ii wa love each other why
should any one else both." he wants to
know.
BURGLARS IN DEST1NN HOME
Police Wound Ono nnd Catch Thrco
While Singer la Away
NEW YOniC, Nov. 1. Three burglars
were arrested In the Riverside drive
home of Emmy Deitlnn, grand opera singer,
but noteuntlt one of them htd been shot
and wounded by the police. Mme. Deetlnn
la abroad and the house has been closed.
Neighbors were attracted by dim lights
burning In the' house and communicated
with the police, who surrounded the placo.
down. It haa never come to that, however.
"We use 200.000 tons ot coal a year all
told, about 40,000 tons going to Belmont
and 15,000 tons to Queen Lane, leaving
116,000 tons to the other plants. We con
tract to the extent of our appropriation,
and the price varies, according to tlmo
and quantity. Lardner'a Point nnd Torres
dale delivery costs SS.tO, against 13.01 last
year; Shawmont 13.45, against (2.87;
Queen Lane waa 12.72, now It Is 12.15. and
Belmont also l cheapor, being 32.03,
against $2.43. These reductions are due to
water delivery.
'Today our reserve supply Is virtually
used up, although at times we have had as
hlh3s sixty days' supply ahead.
"Philadelphia Is better off than New
York and New England, becauso the coal
for those points passes through here on
Us way from the mines and the roads often
can drop off a car or so from a train In
transit So If It did come to a pinch I look
for the railroads to help us."
Peter J, lloban, assistant Director of
Supplies, corroborated the statement ot
Chief Davis.
'The city coat supply Is all controctod for
up to the end ot the year," he said, "to
be delivered as needed. For next year we
have asked an appropriation sufficient to
allow us to make one lump contract for the
entire year, Instead of piecemeal contracts,
as Is now tha case. Thert we would not be
subject, to market changes and, I believe,
would get better prloes."
OTHEItS TAKE SAME VIEW
Other coal operators and dealers ap
proached express similar views, but they
suggest that the real coal famine exists
In the bituminous field, rather than In the
anthracite. Soft coal Is reported, accord.
Ing to Mr. Ulchards, as at a tremendous
premium, while Mr. Coughlin terms It more
serious than ever before. lie sees the con.
dltlon aa the result of a larger demand from
manufacturing plants made busier by tho
war and a car shortage, partly due to tho
demand for foreign shipments. House
holders aro little affected directly- by the
bituminous situation, although, according
to Mr, Coughlin, bituminous coal Is burned
In some homes In this city,
The only objection to soft coat for do
mestlo fuel, he says, Is Its greater sootlness,
and modem heaters can use It In the smaller
slses.
According to a trade report on the sub
Jeat the shortage ot coal Is without prece
dent except for the strike period ot 190Z,
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BUTH 6XISCOM
, WELCOME TEACHERS
The parents and friends of tho
school children of National Park,
N, J., gave their new teachers a
cordial wqlcomo at a reception
held in the school building. Tho
affair wns under tho auspices of
tho Homo and School Association.
Miss Mabel Batten, at the top, is
tho principal of the school. The
new teachers, Miss Beatrice John
son, next in line, and Miss Ruth
Griscom, at tho bottom, were se
lected by the only Board of Edu
cation in Gloucester County hav
ing wpmen members.
and prices nro about equal to those pre
vailing that fall.
Failure to stock up In the Hast during
the spring nnd summer, and tho movement
of about 000,000 tons, a month for export,
are blamed. Now car shortage provents re
lief, although the export movement has
almost ceased. This lack of cars In central
Pennsylvania Is estimated at thirty per
cent and at twenty to thirty per cent In
the Baltimore nnd Ohio district Spot prices
at the mines havo risen from a normal of
I3.35" and $3.50 to $8, while other grades
have advanced proportionately.
American Rolling Pays Stock Dividend
NEW YOIIK. Nov. 1. American Rolling
Mill Company has declared a Btock div
idend of 13.38 per cent, payable November
IS to stock of record November G. This
dividend Is a step preparatory to a further
merger of the (American Rolling Mill
Company with another company, and a re
adjustment of the capital, which It Is ex
pected will be consummated In tho near
future.
Copper Prices Higher
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. Large sellers are
asking 28o a pound for first quarter 1917
copper and 28 cents a pound for second
quarter copper. Thlt represents an ad
vance of tfe per pound since yesterday.
Jfclfefe
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ftKr
lothes that
iwyou -
ohvsica Iv
and menf ally
in
Diverai'ty of almping Ju an absolute essential
rittmd men or different nkvsical nrnnh'n.
We are not all Wit alike, and, the fatneaa or
leannesa of men, their height, or lack of it, must
all be considered" in the preparation of Ready for
Service Clothing. t
The models of different clothes manufacturers
vary materially sve find some heat adapted to
men of certain huild, and -wholly unsuitccl to
others. By judicioua selection we have secured an
assortment of handsome models, so wide in its
scope that w can properly and appropriately
supply garments which are exactly adapted to the
requirements of each individual numlm,,,., .:
' othr words, w can fit you physically and
Mauauy. .-
Heady for Service
Suits and Overcoats
$15 and Upward
JCOBReeD'S gONj3
im-um ciostwt wwmt'
aiAPLIN WELL PARODY
PARIS LATIN QUARTER
French Pastry Probably Will
Ply In Burlesque on Bohemian
Set Houdlni in Movies
Hy the Photoplay Editor
It looks as though nothlmr were sacred
to Charles Chaplin, who, somehow, won't
utay out of the motl news Ills latest
Plan Is to build a comic photoplay on the
latln quarter of Parle ns It was before
the war. Ilefore he becan to gather dol
lars and delirious laughter on the screen
Mr. Chaplin lived In the Krench city nnd
mingled with art students and gTleettes In
Ihe Bohemian part of that metropolis.
All that was necessary." he says, "to
Incite a mob to wild nocturnnl pranks was
a mere suggestion The games they played
on Inoffensive eltliens ot the Quarter
would have Rot them ninety days In any
American town " The Ixna Star stsr ought
to be able to stir up a lot of fun with such
a looal. Presumably I'Arlnlan pastry will
be In heAVy demand during the making ot
the picture.
Announcements from the Vltngraph
studio sny that tho film rights to "Arsene
Lupin," n Trench crook-detectho ptny
done on the stare by William Courtcnav.
have been bought for Irle William use,
and that Frank Daniels will be seen In a
new comedy series, "Captain Jinks" Vita
graph will nlso produce "The Hnwk," Wil
liam Fatersham'a former footllglit vehicle.
Broadway rumors point to Robert War
wick, the World star, as the prohablo
founder of a new corporation bearing his
name and exploiting himself In leading
roles. If so, It means an Influx of special
companies for men after the manner of
Mary I'lckford, Mabel Normand and Clara
Kimball Young, who havo capitalized them
selves singly.
An amusing Instance or how the cinemat
ographic tall can be made to wag tho lit
erary dog Is nfTorded In tho I,onflon corres
pondence of a New York theatrlcat news
paper touching on the denth of Kchegarny,
the fAtnous Spanish dramatist as follows:
"Don Jose Cchegaray, known ns the Kpanlih
Shakespeare, and author of tho William Fox
production. 'Tho Celebrated Scandal.' has
died at Madrid at tho ago of clghty-throe."
Harry Houdlni, "tho handcuff king." has
entered the film business with a $100,000
corporation. In control of a secret process
for developing. A great saving In exponsa
Is expected to be made through this care-fully-guarded
detlco. dustnv Dlcti, an
anallno dyo expert, Is nssoctatcd with
Houdlni, and a New York factory has
been leased.
Tho Rvkmino Mcponn-Unlversal ani
mated weekly released today contains these
timely topical features:
81.KF.rs EIQHTT-PIVn nAYS-niwoverln.
Erw..!'JMP75ruT- ' doctor tries It on
himself, running to slumber till mil of war.
Aritxo. Itily.
.S2LiiB!?n n0TS rnQMC One thousand tu.
ii1,..mktmrr,r ' Unlvenlty of Kentucky,
ivzinjiion, Kir.
HARSENPrnrricn at wholksalk tvom.
jn join farmers In annual round ud of rsbblts
that dcatroy cropa. I'alradala, Cat
BAFKTY K1HST AT.BBA In new llfo-aavlns
Slcqrl!-?mTri W fhlldren dare danceroua
aea. Bandy Hook, N. J,
MAKn ItECrtUlTINO TtKCORD-Take only
flfti-en days to cnllat 100O men for coast ar,
Hilary mlment. lx Annies. Cat.
MUSIC rOIt I.UNClt-Ouardo nepubllealne.
rranea'a famous band, marchas to eat with jJoni
Mayor. London.
SCnAMDMCp BOOS POP. FRESHMEN Soph.
'"VJT ft1 1'!tl achool welcome now claaa In
altia line of ea. Philadelphia.
en's apeelat fr Best eri.arfhrsl st 1
Anrelea, Cal , .
HIPAOO TO NIW TCftK "7 aiiwisji
oplana mahra final .tens, before, '" ot
c
aeropl
IratiecontlnenUI fltsM
LAII1UU.19 in
1)..fYtA M V
lir JIAJKll. carloatnruu
Theatrical Baedeker
nrtOAD "Mlter Antenlo." !J ',, B!W,Vn
itaflth Tarlnston- ,Pl,J'"t " U"",n
orsan-srlnler, who benealn his nro,,
lerine mintage a poelle mind and. humane
fcrt The Mere Will no acted by the ejar.
Eleanor Woodruff Joaiph llrepnan and Hob'
en liarriaon
mnriRBT-
nnv 1
r nunnenv. Tenih ann veiHarV produrtlon
a, .,. ,-.. ,Ak
UAntttrK Tommon tlsr." "i,h.JL"Hl1h.
nn ., MinnnanHnn a ui. ii. .'
IHlll
1'ani
lam
l.lg
T "7lefeM rollle..'' with I" OjJfjl:
Ilrlee Anna I'ennlnston H't yn-
llernard OraMllle will Itosera and
hVnaYr7v.riatii.lli
llenry
drama Pn
a w
octal
nip.
Mlenhenann A
fallen woman " romhlnlns numor am
ftllre a.llh'nn llllltlnn.
tiriTRnro.lTA Ol'I'ftA 1 lOUItBr-ltln. ;
HiHirar.'1 with Charlotte, the "i ou
and hla band. Nat i .Wllla , JlJIelhV
Aldrlrh and many ",1,!,,. Ain.rr!Mr!
rlrcua nt raudavllle, Lraai band and aXaltnsi
aitltooa
I.TUIf "The Olrl.rrom llratll
IhiMMer et l . wMi AMette KeHer
fnann and WlMttn atmr. e(acl M
beauty nf the Wet, trat soeMwhat lack In la
dramatle tlsnhVanee.
VAUDEVIM.B
"The Cherry Tft'
nonoiosuai.noDoy
lamer., neiv
and Nolan and
KBrnrn Jaek Noi
rwerth.
inariea itnic yaio, in I
iieatn. sinnri --Tna ftrioe
Healet, Clara Itoward. Nolan
Balls-Tribune pictorial rears.
"Town Hall PIH,". Jlmm
ny AI lha l)nelAr'a"l Ken,
nedy and Hurt and fleaara IiarMaoal In 'Tlatn
WlM.IAXt rgNN
iucaa and company.
Jane," photoplay, first half of week)
The
ay narlew." Worth ana , Hennatt,
WC.nojj.h and Compaq iani
' Kan," photoplay, latur halt ot
wllh (lr
A Simnn I al l'Ord' ""
Odelt and Kriinrea tiemareat.
l romlo aenlua. redeema a
oo-importani operetta
PHI,
not
omoi
uattlo line of ea. rhlladelphla.
oU'i,A "TIM. OETB ARM8 IN UNITED
STATEa Machine ituna on way to murderoue
tandlt salted by Federal marahal. Lo America.
HEItE'S A FINE JOR now'd you Ilka to
TKMPT8 DEATH TOO OFTEN Of tha four
slrmon who thrilled tbouaanda at San Pranelaeo
Fair. Pettlroaai la third to be killed. I Plata.
Anrontina.
WORLD'S. OnEATEST OUN8 Tha r.nnyl
vnnla. new United States sen. terror, la now at
"fat sun practice oft Vlrclnla. Urooklyn Naw
'J?1
rr-.
Haeaell. Ixtil
l.vdy. Xlaude i
Mr . Itaeaell a
IrH-l.lmnnrlanl r
ADRf.Pltl "IHperlenre," wllh KfP"t Jlf
diiinlne A ' molrn morality r'J,' wjtij
mora humanneaa than rsed HWrKSmn,ia
There'a a arse caat. (llendlnnlns acts
autxrbly.
at rf)rt'rAn rRtCKs
WAT.NITT "Mhlle the Hie Wipa.. by TMward
K, Itnee author and adapter v tfW. "'"?
eurceeea. i'lay of metropolitan life deallns
with the police
KNtrKnilllOCKlin "I lllle l'essr J n'J',J!i"
with Hilda iiorsan and (nr UJIi'i m
tale of an Irlah rolleen nd Mr cherry
phlloaophy.
FEATU11H FILMS
8TANf.r.r "The Heir to, the HtMirah." a
Leaky. Paramount mm with Thotnaa Melshsn
and Anita Kin, first half nf the week.
"The Houl of Kur tnn." Paramount feat
ure wllh Scmjo llayakawa and Myrtle Sted.
man latter half of week
AnfADIA "A Nlaler of Nl." Fine Arta-Trl-anale.
with llle le. nrnt half of the week.
"A Comer In t nllrem." with llreile llarrla
tale Ince Triangle, latter half of the week.
ItFonNT "Ilouihl nnd Paid I'or,"- llrady
World with Allen llrady, alory by llenrre
lirondnurat flret half of the week. "The
llrnnd ot Powsnllee,". Metro, with Lionel liar,
rjmnre and Oraee valentine, latter half of tho
week
VICTORIA "Thn Retnm of 'Draw' F.csn.''
Ince-Trlanale. with William R. Hart, flret half
of the week "The llrnnd nf Cowardice,"
Metro, wllh Lionel iiarrymore nnd Urace Val.
inline latter half of week
PAICE "The Cnmmnn Lnw," a flelintck
toature, with rtarn Kimball Youns and Con
wav Tearle, all weeU. )ther subjects
cur.sT.Nirr tih:i:t opera houhb "a
Manm & DlLKS
1102 CHESTNUT ST.
Tyrol Wool
(A Knitted Fabric)
CAN'T QO FAST ENOUGH-
nour uiea id do real,
miles ni
way. N.
HUOHCS'a
ow to
r,
FlftV mile, an
but It takea. nearly ISO
Bpeed-
Bheepshtad Say
riOOSTERS Crowd rreet
Men's Motor Coats
Men's Street Coats
'Warmth witnout weijjlit
needs no prescinj almost
everlastintj comfortable and
practical.
(
Also Golf Suits, Vests,
Sweaters, Jackets, etc.
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT ST.
Jfonaacturera and Importers
Lady ,sDiamo?2dRing
Two large diamonds of
superior quality, care
fully matched, set in
an exquisite platinum
mounting paved with
small diamonds. $3000.
S. Kind & Sons
Diamond Merchants
Jewelers Silversm iths
1110 Chestnut Street
af ft iv,vStSt9tttKUiadajluMaLanif!fTmTmTJr.t
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The One -Ton 'REPUBLIC
Meets Demands Like This
and holds up under them by sheer ruednei of bud. Nfckel-iteel
"i - - ur.oie man steel itself ta used wherever its
plojrmont m.k.a for turdler construction. Chassis allow, for sr.at c
ceis strain.
The Coalloeotal ji.(ar has proved Id
require bat peialns roentlon.
Torbenaen Internal Qeai- Hear Al.
m-
great ex-
drlre la alrenttb, low tear ratio, almpiicllr.
tmlelbeaa ot operation and efflcleocy, ""'""'
7f . U, l . U0. !' P'O'sh economical both
lo flret coat and lew co.t of Bislotenanse,
Model "E" (Chasil.
yower and efficiency too often to
or
Spec!fication$t
QONTINENTAI, Ions stroke
.Motor, Stixdi hlsh ten
sion Waineta) Btrombcra
,.. f. rr'L la-raca niao
Clutch S apeeda forward.
revere- Tnl.m.l si-'rTfr.'
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satirizing local happenlnta.
I'lillndclptilan Accused of Selling Drugs
roTTSVlLLn, l'a. Nov. 1. James U.
CABey, of rtilliidclphln, has been nrrcsted
hero by Slate policemen on the charge of
nblnlnlnir tlruRS from a University of
Pennsylvania student nnd administering
thctn to norths, McQuillan, of this city,
lie wn.i unable to furnish 11000 ball and
was sent lo Jail.
Counterfeit Ilnnknolo Appears
Chamber of Commerce officials wero
naked today by the United States Secret
Hen Ice to be on tho lookout for a counter
felt (10 Federal lleservo banknote, drawn
on the lleservo Ilank In New York. The
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OPMRA 8BA AL 0NS NOV. it
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Boston National Company Will SUrt
Season Wllh "Andrea Chenler"
the tU of seats for the opening week
of tho Brand opera season, which will take
place at the Metropolitan Opera House on
Monday renin. November IS, when thi
Boston-National Ornd Opera Company will
iflvo Giordano's masterpiece. "Andrea
Chenler," begins tomorrow at 1108 Chestnut
street.
The repertoire Is a sjallant one and In
cludes beside the opening opera, a revival
of "Iris," nnd because of popular demand
The Love of Three Klns," which made
such a success her last winter. Tamakl
Mlura, the Japanese prima donna, will sing
In "Iris" and also In "Madame Butterfly."
Other operas ot the week Include "Faust."
"La noheme," "Hansel and Oroter and
"Cavallerla rtustlcana." Famous artists
who will be heard are Zenatello, Maria Gay,
Maggie Teyle, Rtccardo Martin, George
Ilnklanoff, Jose Mardones,' Lulsa Vlllar.l,
Mabel IMegelmaA, Elvira Leveronl and
many others.
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