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r Duff, Chaplain of U.
S. Neviida, to Speak
;Here Friday Night
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rURES TO ILLUSTRATE
Uncle Bamuel, who liaan't the time
ent to get out specially engraved,
fcWy emboaied Individual Invitation; to
nil nice
mt lifa nhtptittn MiinliAti-a a
,ui i(n I'aii lutii. ii(iiino
itou nil to be present tot the Academy
fMulc on Friday night at 8:15 o'clock
rp, where, with Chaplain Kdward A.
t.ln charge of the fenlMtles and the
vy Xard Band to provide the music, oftl-
M'plcture of life ai It la lived by tho
r Jack tars will be shown.
fcfchapJaln Duff, brown with the tun of a
Mril'bniithiim (nilgA lilu hrlirht hlltA fv
Shed oven brirrhter than their tiHual wont
the aea air of the three months' trip
bard the U. S. S. Nevada, Is well known
k.Phlladelphlan. He was bsrn and reared
re' at 2513 Aspen street.
,vBut he left to see the birr, big world and
fected to see It as a Catholic clergyman.
Tour Uncle Samuel, however, needed him.
S, iost as he needs you, and reaching nut took
, Him irom the ratholle Diocese or south
'. Carolina and tint him on one of hi treat-
4Mt and moat redoubtable dreadnoughts, the
V. S. S. Nevada.
j''iV Chaplain Duff Is the akyptlot for morn
Wan 1000 jacklcs who comprise the popiila-
JMion of that noatlng city, tho Nevada, and
Be Is thoroughly acquainted with the life of
ft' the men.
Lv Secretary of thr Navv Han Ids has sent
.Chaplain Duff hero to explain whllo the
hjfnovlo"' man clicks the Alms the fascination
f ef a seagoing career. Armed with entliunl-
-asm for the navy and things nautical, (.'hap-
L;,laln Duff Is prepared to meet allcomers In
I Ltbe shape of cynical landlubbers who might
U bel'evc that sailing the briny under the
.-Itllnlon Jack Is one Innir perles of iicrk-
U. vatvnMilnir mid irrnhhlnp nn tmriltiirk. Tlinv
nVJfe the chappies he Is looking for the MIh-
f-ourlans and he wants to show them.
jj ive some uuuy pic;ures or AinapoiiH
'friiwlth mi." flip linvlsh phutiliiln H.ilrl n.
plaining Ills mission. "Kverybody ought to
fj,be Interested In Annapolis at thin minute,
" Where they are turning out the naval ottl-
L !, more so because eery bright lad has
ft rVinnrv, nt ni ftflllcntlnn lit tlin Vnvnl
I'. Academy today. One hundred boys are
Efy taken every year from the enlisted men and
f.aent to the academy to learn to he olTlcers.
vBomethlng north trying for. that. Isn't It?"
KktV rrhnntnln fluff linu lilptilroa nhmvlnv flm
?'Jackles at school learning the vnrlous trader
fA'jthat they have elected to learn and other
pictures showing them at work and at play,
Villon sea with tho whlte-cappcri billows racing
. ahead of their ship and on land at their
t naval stations. He extitalns uultn frnnklv
t that, although he Is not here to recruit, he
fIocs want to correct certain impressions
f'about tho life In the navy, and he does hopo
r-that as the result of the pictures and his
P lfViirA fiw rnfirn mitrlntv will milap M,u
Mat.
toi" jour uncie namuei says come and nring
ISyour friends. The party's on him.
lis'
F Sultan Sends Sword to Kaiser
Zt AMSTEKDAM. April 18. lrlnce Vla-Kd-
BDIn, hclr-apparent to the Turkish throne,
arrived on Sunday at Herman main head
quarters and handed Kmperor William a
wljaword of honor from the Sultan "as a sign
Rallied armies and in recognition of tho deeds
rf.vof the German army," ajs a Berlin tele-
i,,;ram of yesterday's date.
Threo German sallorM of the sclied Hamburg-American
liners Prim: Oskar and
niiactla, who have been missing since the
Government took over the. vessels a week
ago, were taken Into custody today by
Captain Matthew J. Orlftln, of the United
States Secret Service. P
Tho prisoners, who were found working
In the city, offered no resistance and were
taken to the Immigration Blatlon at (llouccs
ter. N. J to Join their comrades, who wcie
tent there when the ships were taken.
"May we play pinochle down there?" was
their most serious concern, They were as
sured that they could.
The men are Wllhelm Butenschon, fifty
two years old, a quartermaster on the Prlnz
Oskar, who was found working as an orderly
at the Herman Hospital; Uustav Slckla,
thirty-three years old, storekeeper on the
Ithaetla, living at 2404 .Nicholas street, and
working for the Newton Machine Tool
Works, Inc., Twenty-fourth and Vino streets,
and I.udwlg Paurltsa, twenty-two years o!d,
fireman on the Bhaetla, living at 1216
North street and working for the Standard
Boiler Bearing Company, Fiftieth street and
Lancaster nenue. They had left their ships
before the seizure and said that they did
not know that they were wanted.
HAROLD YARNALL SLAIN
"BY UNKNOWN PERSON"
REV. EDWARD DUFF
Chaplain of the United States bat
tleship Nevada, who has been sent
to Philadelphia to aid recruiting
and will address a mass-meeting of
men Friday night at the' Academy
of Music.
U. OF J'. WIRELESS INTACT
Station Will Not Be cfosed Eight Stu
dents to Watch Apparatus
The wireless station at the I'nlverslty of
Pennsjlwinla will not lio c!ned by the (iov
eminent, which has pea-ett virtually every
prhate radio station In tiio cniintr.v
This action, urrorillng to .1 A Kyster,
piesldent of tho Wireless Club of tie uul
veislty and recruiting director for thi sig
nal corps of thu I'rilNPislty battalion, vjih
taken after eight members of thr club Mil
untcered to keep continual watch oer the
apparatus to detect messages In this vii'lnll.v
that may bo of military nlut Under this
arrangement, the station may i evolve but Is
not permitted to send meshages. A few
other stations were granted the same privilege.
Harold Kills Yarnall, who was slain at
hi home, 822 Pine street, on March 26,
met his death nt the hands of an unknown
person, the Coroner's Jury decided at the
Inquest today.
Mrs. Yarnall, wlfp of the murder lctlin,
appeared on the stand nnd told the story
of the shooting She was dressing, she
said, when a negro's reflection appeared In
the mirror.
"What do ou mean?" she asked and
was then knocked down In the struggle
that followed. Her husband was In nn
adjacent room and he ran out when he
heard the noise. Mrs. Yarnall said that
he was grappling with her assailant at
tho head of the stairs when she heard two
shots.
"Are ou hint?" she asked.
"No." he replied, only to fall to the fb-or
shortly after lie hail Joined her and tele
phoned for tho polite, (Jeorge Mason Chi
chester, an attorney who lives next door,
teHtllled that he had seen Mr. Yarnall after
the shooting and had asked him what had
happened
"I kicked him dtwivtali. but he got
me. rill right." replied Yarnall.
The pi lice corroborated this testimony.
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