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BOND SALES FORCE
fill Have Auxiliary to Help
Work of Placing the
Liberty Loan
NOVEL FEATURE PLANNED
Chief Features in Today's
Liberty Hand Campaign
PHILADELPHIA women ofnanizo
Liberty Bond selling teams.
Gcnenfl committee opens city
vrido poster campaign, nnl distributes
nearly 20,000. A Liberty Bond
poster in every Philadelphia home,
store and street car aim of com
mittee. Chamber of Commerce starts
campaign to enlist its T000 members
In campaign.
General committee perfecting plan
to enlist co-operation of farmers
throughout Philadelphia Reserve
Bank district.
Boy Scouts leport success in their
house-to-house canvass and extend
plans to add scleral hundred to
sales force.
Trained bond salesmen obtain
more than COO additional sub
scribers. Philadelphia women am going tn prove
their cfnclriit') ns natt of the oit's war
machine b orgaiiU'tic n Liberty flond
ales force
Although a small group of Km iety women,
under the leadership or Miss Mnr Clhn
Cassatt, in at work In tho central section
of the cltj the plan will bo extended o all
other sections Organising tills uuxlllnrv
will he n part it the program outlined by the
Retail Merchants Committee, whlih vvns
organized yostorda at the Hotel Adelphht
This committee represents nearly 10()
business men's organizations and Improve
ment league) and never.il thousand stores
To augment the work of the bond-selling
teams to be organized ,j thcfo Associations
and Inject n spirit of rlvnlrj Into the ain-
paign It Is planned tn organize the women
The general committee nppioves. the plan
nd has volunteered tn finance tho women's
organization
Actual work nirinlnc the execution of
this plan will begin on Monday.
The women aside from selling bonds will
Introduce a new feature Into the Liberty)
Loan bond campaign b accepting contribu
tions to u Liberty llonil Charity Fund
Money raised In this way will be converted
Into bonds for the Leneflt of some city
charity
Today the general committee announced
that the campaign will be extended to
very town and hnmlct In the Philadelphia
Reserve Hank dlstrli t and that bond selling
teams will be org.ml7ed In any Kectloti
where a J50 bond can bo wild
Not only dots the general committee plan
to have Philadelphia h share or the loan
oversubscribed but it proposes to innko a
record for the number of bond buers
The real ambition of the committee Is to
make every man and woman in tho city
Liberty Bond buer
The Philadelphia Chamber or Commerce
circularized Its '000 members this morning
nd urged them to buy bonds nnd dis
tribute them to their empiojes on the par
tial payment basis Several big Industrial
plants entered the , am.inlgn today nnd as
surances were received from others stating
that they would enter on Moiid.it
siHu.-sduu mtivh iM.A.i:r
l'lans for a drive more strenuous even
' than that of the last few das will be dis
cussed at a meeting at tho IScllovuc-Ktrnt-lord
Mondaj morning This week Ii.im tin
record for financial trins.ictlons in this ut,
according to the general loan committee
and next week It Is planned to carr on the
Work on n much lirger scale
Tho Manufacturers' Club will hold a
rpeclnl meeting Mondaj night follow lug nn
appeal to the members by Nathan T Pol
well, president, for unstinted subscriptions.
The speakers will be lllrhard L Vu-cttn
chalrmar of the redrr.il Itcstrvu Hank of
Philadelphia , Joseph Wnjtie, Jr. and (Jrcn
vllle D Montgomery
Tho Franklin National Hank Jumped Into
first place toda In the bank competition
by announcing that it hail distributed more
mu ii.ivuuuii or the loan among
Clients This amount H exclusive of
banks Individual subs, rli.ti,,,,
Its
the
fn' mnne," nr" ,nk""f '' lie" "'crest
In the campaign is i mphaslzed bv Mrs A
Snw"!?". 5i" N- Rtt Mrs Sex
ton islted the Commercial Trust Company
and approaching VI. o President John II
?nT"-r re,t"rie1 '"formation nl.t tho
loan Then alio subs.rlhcd for n $ loon bond
tee, 108 south Fourth street, was a ,u0
of industry ,.,, ,,,, r , ,
nn n.:' "r " ."c" "". "" XHtli
..miji , " " "" 'ue an
...... IMIU1.I1 .1 11(11)11 lilll
-..... ..,v.-ii...m ami tnterol tho .eMii,
competition IM, ,,., T ' '
'W"W ' II"- Maor- ..in,; h ,.. ,"y
after noon and fndiu,,! the ,n, chief mnr
istrata to buy a bond UecoKiM,!, ' ,, l'
Major will make an ,,m,ent bo,, IB. imin
In' "o!";1 K,.l" """ """mlssioi, nn dm,?',
n olflelai bad upon tho .Ma,or o!,, '
LOAN" DAY IS CIIl'Ii'i:s
Tomorrow will be Liberty Ta i,,. ,
Philadelphia churches. ..n? the "comm i.tco
through Lewis i, ,.. )ts chairm"."
urges clergymen to .innoutue the bon, 11 .
FZX'luT1'" """ ""-' '-" "umt
Keports from outside ctieH ami towns
Al.e J?,! cam"al'' I '-' run swing ' ?
Atlantic rity cairn the report that tlie tanks
MM.000 " BU,JSLr"lt'("", mourning to
.i.fnM Ph..P ts!ct'a" President of the I'hlla
Snrf,M ,'lec,r,lr '0nan got on the (irtnL-
terlstlc statement urged others to follow
"I believe the Investment in the Libertj
Bonds to be of tho highest charm ter "ot
only because of their Intrlnilc value but
as an opportunity to every one. high and
L9oVn,,fttniVhelr "hare for to ""M
The latter should perform their natriotu
teut.y 7 rhe'i8"'!",!1.8 '!.Ulckly aml to h -
tent of their ability "
lipplojea of the Siravvbrldge & ( lothkr
atore have established n record for busi
ness houses by subscribing for I1U0.000
This subscription Is made through the kiv
Ine Fund Association and follows a bla-maes-meetlng
held last nlglit Nearly SOOU
or tho store omployea attended the meet
ing and heard members of the general com.
mltteo outline the Government's need for
Money
Omelals of the Fourth Ward ltepul,lLan
Club announced today that they would buy
a jnoo bond for the club and urge olli..
holders In that ward to subscribe. The ilub
will arrange with a bank to niake u ik,h.
ble for.Fourth Warders to buy the bonds on
an easy payment basis
"BUY OR FIGHT," CRY
IN ATLANTA BOND SALE
Slogan Calls on Citizens to Help
Country Ono Way or
Another
ATLANTA, Oa.. May S6 "IJuy or fight."
fa the slocan which hija been adopted in
tho campaign for tha alo of Liberty Ixian
bonds In tha Atlanta Federal reserve dis
trict, launched today This line will ba used
intensively in ntwsoaper ptreet car and
billboard adtertuine
.More than a thousand local committees
are .ueinir oneamzefl throughout the terrl
tory Uach purchaser will receive a button
ajaH'rlbed,''' hae bought my Liberty Uond "
llfOMEir
N. G. P. GUNNERS HIKE
TO EDDYST0NE TODAY
Trip Planned as Training Fea
ture and Recruiting Stimu
lant by Second Artillery
Two battalions of the Second Pennl
vniila il'lelil Altlllery, Nntloniil Cuards,
lutein d their IT Held howitzers to their
hnrmw nnd hiked to IMd.vstono this lifter
noon In the first of h scrhs of wcik-t-nd
overnight hikes to stimulate teeriiltlng and
tialii in mils for the cull for tho National
(liiui.l Unit will coma July if.
Tile mo men. timli r tho cnmnmnil nf
Major t: M John (iroblo. man lied fn.ni
tlulr nimorv at llrniiil strict and Muwiue.
Iianna aviuuc, down llroad slm-t and out
Walnut to the open country Camp will be
plti hid ncni crum l.vnnc, where field inn-lu-iivris
will be held under the direction of
Captain Untold lleltjrr, or Ilattery li The
men will be given it, lecture on explosives
after n visit to the munitions plants at I d
ilHlmie The detachtuetit will return late
touioriow afternoon
A list of unliving park-nnd-siiuiiri nriny
re rolling stations was given out today at
tlie nrniv r. rulllng i.lllco, 1289 Anil street,
with tho suggestion that li.ltrlotli . Itlrnns
who own autoinobllfs stop nt the stnllotis
on Ihitr win into the tmslticss district and
tiring applii ants for enlistment to the i-eti-trnl
otllii- The unliving stations are. at
rirtv-wn.nd mid Muiket streets, Klglilli
and I'liriHtlmi streeti I'rankforti mad nnd
orthodox street Kensington nv. nn and
AdiiniH e(r..-l i hflteu mid ilermniitown
avenues Cightc.tith street nnd lluntlng
I'urk avenue Ilionil stieet and llldgn nve-
" igiini siren niiove mice and Market
stiei t fcrrv
Tn mvelglit reiiults were nc ented lit
:.". "" 'ton sent to 1'i.rt Nlo, uni
N for training
His "!,d ,,.' ,!!) amj ,, ((m ,
Stein HI .v.nis old, 1110 West Iiuuphln
street, i.-,nllst.d In nlo lirmy ,,K,a4
Hleln. mm a Ferginnt, halt seen is .rs'
r.rvl.e In the nrmy IhcIihIIhk many moons
In Aluskn and the Islands
Hlxt motor ambuluut e-. driven hv
lienlthy and wealthy young westerners will
inak.. a trip to this city from Pasadena.
ul . to Join the ambulance lorps tielne or
ganized in Philadelphia for crvl.e in
Itecrultinff has virtually been stopped
lit the naval .oast defense reserve From
""""" nny -""". mess attendants and
musli lans will be aocepttil.
ine roiiowlng enlistments w
nouueed toda
an-
N.UAI. I I1AHT liKKKS'MK ItKHnnVl:
Thnrnss Ktan Tati,,r ail j.-, vvhurion i
C M MAI1ISK t'oIIPH.'
John Juniih Mint, r aj. Turrttnttn v v
Pred obMl Mom.. S7 V-airmoiii ? t .V
I H NAW
JVIIIIsm J tlorniitn '.'I 7lti 44H, .,
Ml. h. I Jlllv. rsj.ln 2.) luitlmnr. 48 "'
tiTir." f'"nl"- -"1 41111 Oarjen at
Ullttam rtolwrt lliiwn IJ IKtl "lrlians i
C X AltMV
Km irv I' ItHrkitiM un 171a l.ii'tlim i
alter I' All. n Jr . jlrie ' ""tl N J
Jtivmond J sir.lt si 7o Mt vnnn m
tarn jlaurman J Buwwwi, jfj
John A lild1! .'J I unahorne Pa
William (I I' II. k- III .M.1I ilrunlte al
Arthur J M.i!-. ."i . rarmH Pa
Anlhnn M ll.,rsl L'J Jlto v learflrl.l
.tth. Sh..,i,ihnr.,5. j 1-aWion "'
l'Ir,Jl 1: """ ai. if,M fa
J.iht. Mmjth .'.' j', vv untart.. t
Hiiualas a il.r.lon s nru.iklni V V
Jtorrla (link .'o .'It H Am. rlri.n at
Th.miHa K f-Mrnnn Jt. .'Ins s nth at
t.ul P akijr. -ka St 1114 K.U.W.K.J at
IMwnr.l li Rru. JJ 1T.H Ita. . at
!'.?""'" 'l K""n -' ,"''' Ar h at
Ml. ha- F lt Bin .'.' .in S .nth at
John I Si In m -.o v ImuiiIiIii t
VVIintii liim.K J. llu..r. t t'
Ullllam P MiKmnll l H 'ih' I in.
''" '. rl I t iji MHrko. at
,..t'!',rl'"." "' k'r MilantiM I'a
I'iillll) tn kt, in Jl .i Hhhum io
Vrlliur II -i.ui- - iiki j
Great Battle Raging
on Isonzo Front
t ontliiiiril from I'uce One ,-
were unsuccessful Oreat niassea of men
were used against the Austro-llungatlan
positions following a bombardment with
heavy Oritlsh, French and Italian gun
On the Curso plateau, south of Oorizia,
tho most furious fighting the Austro-ltal-Ian
front Itaa v. seen took place all along
(he line It is there that the Italian lines
nro nearest to Trieste their chief objective
The Austro-IlunEunan War fUtlLe lalms
that certain positions tvhlth had been lost
to the Italians were later reiaptured
LONDON, Mat- Jil
Slight Improvement of the Ilrltlsh posi
tions to the right of the Illver Kcarpe vttis
reported bv Field Marshal llalg today In
a statement rovenllng u continual general
lull ..u the tventern front
North of t.ouzeaueourt and east of
rmentleres at night hostile raiders were
repulsed he said "T the right or the
frurpe our iiosltton was m Iglitly linprovi-d
At night between f'roisilles nnd the hcarpo
hostile nrtlll. rying IncrejBCd '
VAItlK. .Mny l!fi
Tho Champagne district was the chief
hector of fighting activity on tho Fiululi
front last night. Tlie War Olllcn nunnumtd
today that tlie Fremh had made furtlier
progress lit that district and had nlso r.i
pulsed two Herman counter-attacks, cup
turing ISO prisonors
UKULIN, 5ln 20
I'omplete lepulse of Hiitlsh forces In a
buttle nt Loos was announced in today's
olllcial statement Prisoners and iiuuhlno
gugs were taken by thu (lermuns
5'Jfi DEATHS LAST WEEK
List Includes Ono Fatal Caso of In
fantile Paralysis
heaths throughout tho city during the
week numbered 611.. as compared vvltli r,22
tart week and 4S during the corresponding
week last car. They were divided as fol
lows .Males. 233, females, 257; boys. G8,
nnd girls 73.
Tlie onl unusual feuture In the list of
i.iuspb of death is tho fntt that ono death
b) Infantile paralysis Is reported
The
other causes wore:
Tiihoil fner
1 aU-a . , tt
WhoDiilna coui.b ,.
lntituli-Tla and croup
tnflu. na
InMnllle iwralyala '
KpUlvmi. .Ilaaaaaa
TulirrulMla of III lunw
Tutrculuala rnei,inufa
(Hhra forma -of tulHircukiI
( an. r .
Klim.l m-nliuiltla
Ai.,li and anftmina of train
Orsanl.
Ai ulm Ijron. bill
ui l&e lie
heart
i hruole LrancMtla
Pneumonia . ...,.
Btoih hoisv-umonla . . , ,
plaeaa nf rplralnr- siatrm.. .
IiImhi of atoanarh
Dlarrliura and anterltia ....
A!intlelil
Hernia
C'lrrhoala uf liver ...
Arule nvlihrltla and llrHrtt'a dUwine'
Noncancraua lumora ... .
Iuerpral aeptleml :
l'unieral aerMtnla
Consrnllal drMlity
Homicide
Qthr vleiant deaths . . ' '
BulolJe . . . '
All other dlaecsu ..
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Seek Rarige on Great Peace JMeadow
WASIUN'CJTON. May 28 A bill appro
priatlng J5D,00( for the purchase or con
demnation of the Oreat Peace meadow In
New Jersey, thirty miles from New York
pity, foi
utnii mis or nne range, was
passed by the Senate (Secretary Baker
wants to acquire the site Immediately Tha
House has not acted v
EVENING
CADORNAS'AGGRAPPAAI
FIANCHI DELL'HERMADA
Tutta Una Striscia di Tcrreno
Potcntementc Organizzato,
Lnrjw Due Mifflin, E
State Prcau
GLI ATTACCIII RESPINTI
Gil Auilriucl Tcntano Invano di Con-
trtittuccnro n Sud di Gotizla c
sul Monto Cucco
IIOMA. 21. Mnggn.
I.e llnce nustrltiilm sul t'nrso mrldlnnnlc
ihiiio state rtenerlate In dun glnrnl ml np
pena un tnigllo o tnefzn da Dulnn. sull nla
destrn. o . Iron dodlcl mlgll.t dl strnda dn
Trliste I'lu' ImtHirtantl sono I surcessi
ottenutl hi t'ndornn piu' a nord dove le
tjtiotn J3B, a tiord dl Jumlnno p 217, tioio
a nnrd-ovet dl Selo . he tie o' doif'lnaia
('no state .onqulstat. dim no n Cudorna
non soltnnto due eceellentl puntl dl innin.
zlone ma anche due iioslzlonl inagnltl. he
da .ul hfill.rf ill flamo le mslzlotil nemh lie
dell Hermidn
Kehhene 'e npentzinnl liiisiate dill gene.
rale I'nd.irtiu una dleelua dl glnrni fa non
alililano iitii-orn proso o svllupiK) .lie detnn.i
prendere i ImiltH etldente .he II genernlls
simo linlliitin .ercn una battnglla d.'.lslvu
sul f'nrso iritni la linen piln. Ipnle delta
illf. -.a Intnl. a In . omplesso In due glnrni
II general.' t'adorna ha . ompilstntn una
slim. In ill due mlglln ill terrltorlo formlda-
l.llmente fortifl. ato sulln fronte da Cns
tagnetlzii il mure, mentre II Kallente .he
si nttl. In. i all Hermndn e' stuto a.centuato
tunto he I apii c niKBJunce orn I nan. hi del
tiruppn , he dlfende Trieste Nondimetin si
dli. in cert I clr.'oll mllltarl ihe In mlnarclii
Immedlata deH'nfTenslvti dl Cndorua ' con
tro Tolmlno piu" che contro Trieste
IVeo II tiMo del rupporto del r. neinlc
t'adorna imliblhato lerl sera flit I .Mliiitcr
delht (hi. nn
La hattnglla infurln an. ora Iuiibo la
fionte (IliiilK da 1'lo.va film ill mare
lerl le tmstie Iruiine. avansando kuI dlf-
fl. lllsslmo ed Intrhato terreno dnvitt.ro
loii'iulstiue painio a iKilmn del territoilo
neml.-o Httraw ran un prefondo labrlnt..
di f.irtincazlotd iiccnnltninente dlfiM da
forti Ml alienate truppe .Vol gundngnani
mo ulterioii brlllnntl sm-essl
II numeio totnle ilel priglonlerl piexl
nelle glcirnate del 2S e 24 corrente sale
a It 24B. lomprrsi lli uilhlub Innltie
nnl cattuiainmo molt.i mnterlale dl
gnerra
Nel sett.it. . ompreso liu tl man .
la stradu Jiimlano-Ilrestovlzza l.i viilnrorn
brlgiita Tost una, fnrmnta dul ."mo
7Smo reggimintl n brlgata Arezzn,
rompnstu del regglmentl J.T.mo e IJOmo
e 1 1 seconda brlgata di lleisiiglleri, for
mntii del r(gglmiitl 7nm id llmo, ni
pngglate da al. line buttorle .11 artlglleria
da ampngna (he nvanzavuiio lusleme cm
la fanterln in. .iaron.i II neml. flno alia
Vm e del Tlmavo iSan tilovnnnii, Flotidai
e tiuolii 11, a kuiI dl Jamlano
A nord dl Jamlano, dope un violent.,
I'ombattlmentn In cul la brlgata Mantovn
formula ('al regglmentl ll.lm.i n 114ih.
si e' dlstliiln I. fnrteniente .rganlzzate
fiuoto J IS e J17 fuon coliqulslllte e le
nostre poslzinnl furouo cstese flno alio
prime case dl ersli
II nemtco tentii" ill nlleggerlre In nnxtra
pression. sul ('arso merldlonnl. ouernndo
violent I cnntrattni'chl nelle zom dn
1,'astagnevtzz.i nlln talle del Frigldu
(Vlppacco) Tuttl ciuestl Hforzl falllrotin
grazle alia ferma ieslstenz.i delle unstre
trupjie e speclalmente della brlgata llar
letta, formata del regglmentl 137mo e
ISSmo
.l est dl Hnrizia perslslenti In. ur
sloiil m-inl. he fiii.ino restilnle durante li
notte Ktilla Quota 171, a n.ir.l dl Tlvol!
ed n (Irazlgna
Nella reglone del .Monte fui.o del
MunK odli e l nemlio eoutintio a fare
sforzl P'mIhiokI . i hiiI per ilconutstnre
le iierdute posli'loiil Su tutta 1 1 ironte
della nostra valorusn Hei-ondn Arm.llll e
stiei-inlmente hii iuella dell.i BSnui divl--i.ine.
II ueinlct ha solTerto pcidile gin
v laslme
I'na mlnnna ni-mlcn tento lerl un
nttueco .11 sorpresa contro le nostre llnee
nil st della Quoin f,R'i del Vodlee Ksw,
fn lontriittaccutr. dallo nostre truppo e
rlcuctlato tilie suo llhro ill partenza che
poio ilnpn venlvnno cotniulstule e tenuto
dalle nostre forze
il est dl I"lavn noi aliblunio esteso l.i
zonu della noMrn oicupazlone sulla Quota
30.1
I.e siiundriclle neice sono state atti
tlsslme Alcune delle nostra linnno
hombardatn la ntnzlnne ill Krnta Lucia
(Tolmlno) con cflottl btinnlsslmi o vlsl
blll I nostrl aviator! hanno nbbattucu
tru macihine nemlche
II presldente della Itepubblkn Francese.
Pnlniiire. ha Invlntn al re d Italia il se
guente telegramm.i
"l.a nazlnne fraii.'cre nppreude con
grnndo ginla lo strnordlnnrlo sue. exso del
valoioso eserdlo Itnllnnn rd o fellce dl
mnndaro a Vostra llnesta nuoe nnslcura
zlonl ill profond.i iiinlclzi.t c cnrill.ill con
gmtula.lonl '
II re I l.i rii-postn con II scguente tele,
gramma
"Ho llccvuto il vos'ro trlrgrainmn ili.a
II siiccesm dell 'tsercltn Italinno elie , om
battc ciuesta dllllclliisliua guerra iei una
rnusa comune II noitro csiircto In legato
I sul suol trlontl a quelll del glorlosl .oin
pagni il'iirme ill Franda. VI rliigaialo.
t-ignor presldente delle vostro osprcssloiil ',
son fellce ill rlnuovnivl I'asstc urazlone
della mia cordlalo amlclzla "
La mlssione Itallnnn, clip ora e u Wash
ington sara' a I'lillndolphla II li (llugno,
pale, nlmen.i u iiiaiito nviclibe promesso II
governo ninerkano. II slndnio Smith non
ha u ik ora rlcevuto Informazlonl ultlclall
clria la vlslta ilella mlssione itall ina nn'
i nssicurazlonl cho 1'lnvtto tara" auctt.ito
o I Invito e' gtato fatto dalla citta ill Phila
delphia Pure tin comltato ill i Ittadlni e'
htato gla' formato per (ireiiararo II pro
gramma dl rlievimentl che Kiranno fntt I
ngli Invlatl itnllanl Prima che nucstl pro
imratlvi assiimano una forma concieln, ad
ognl inodo. II slndnco uttende 1'm.cettazione
ufflilale dell'lnvlto
A Washington, ill nipirtlmentn dl Stntn,
si stu prep.unndo, como si feco per la
mlsslono francese. un Itlnerarlo per lo vlslto
degll luvlntl Itallanl a parccclilo cltta'
dell'Kst o del .Middin West
Qui a Philadelphia alia misslone Itallnnn
h.irebbo offcrto nil liaiulietto. da pirto della
rolonla, dl f.OO (opertl, probabllmento nella
Iloitlculturnl Hull, si dice .
II slndacn Smith tomato lerl da Wash
ington, ha detto che non noinincra' II coml
tnto dl ricovlmento se prima non sara
slcuro che la inlsBlone si rcehera' u Phlla
delplila. La Fedcinzlono dello Soi Icta' Italiane
declse I'altrn sera dl cioperare nl planl
cho suranno fattl dalle nutorlta' clttadlno
por II litevlniento della mlssione
FANCY CATTLE ON SALE
AT LINDEN GROVE FARM
runners and cattle fancier,! will bo In
Coopersbuig. Pa, next Wednesday for the
annual show and auction sale of blooded
cattle at Linden drove, tho stock farm of
T. H Cooper &. Sons Some of the farm's
finest Imported Jersey cattle will go under
the hammer during the sale This year 105
unlmnls will bo shown All are registered
and have been carefully tested for tuber
culosis and other diseases.
Cattle mi the Linden drove farm are
rulsed under the care of veterinarians, with
the maximum light and modern sanltarv
precautions In tho stables An elaborate
catalogue... listing every animal to be shown
nnd giving complete descriptions of pedi
gree and condition, lias been Issued by the
farm Coopersburg Is forty-three miles,
north of Philadelphia on the Philadelphia
and Heading Hallway The sale will start
ut 11 30
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
(iivsiii; in nn. rivn: ,,r iniii,K
.... I'lviPinn il, ,,r tin in. lent ( ird. r of
HibirnlntiH, will be m idi tomorrow Ikhjiim
of lb. . losing r tin miHMimi at M Veion
lea's Church The meeting will b. in Clnik v
Ilnll Fifth and I'lenillel.l nr. etn, at 7 3
P in Instead of nt 2 in
"llll.LT (lit U0 Kl.ll M(,,n
Deores 1332 Cllsworth Blreet Into an un
.overcd sower manhole at Seventeenth nnd
i lenrlleld streets Deores fell twenty feet
In low the stieet level Ho was one of a
m.iik working nbout tlie manhole
I.IIIIWTOM. I II TIMS prntltpcl I,, tl.
first of two perfnrmntii'cs which irovvded
the .Mitropolltnii Opera House last night for
the benefit of threio left destitute iteming.
ton Arms emiilovos aided In nrruiiglug the
priiduttloti
i.vfoit Pi:it- in nitii. win !,, H11
opportiinllv to learn ondltlnn In Ilrazll
fiom T. Ilneberle American i onsnl at
I'nruambtiio Mr Hnebi rle who arrived in
I'hll.idelphli tndnj. will make headquarteri.
at tin I'liambor of Cnmmerie olli, es In thr
Uldeiiu Uulldlng f.u interviews with unriti.
fuiturirn nnd others Inter, stid
Ml!ll. Kilt Ml. llll uk. i.re.ente.l
Miss lli'tvl Worth Who Wlm llm tlnn.
of
Hr liirl I' Pel I, 111.11 tvr III llm lli.l.l
ngnlnst lufnutlle par.iivsls last sumniei
when Miss Worth was graduated from the
Phil idelphl.i liiner.l Hoipltnl Training
.School for Nurses last night .Ms Worth
vv.im one of llftv-llvo muxes wlm wire given
diploiu is
r(llil s patriotic ,!, ,n t l.c- rank
ford Theatre, 171 Frnnkfonl lvonue Tin
tegulai ptogrnm lias Ik en sit a-ddo and
RUSSIA NOW NEARING
FINAL READJUSTMENT
Nation Will Know Political Fate
Soon Disagreements
Still Apparent
LONDON .VIa JC.
livery indlialinu todav pointed lo tin
fact Hint the hour Is ut hand wnen the fate
of Itusla will be dellnllelv known There
has been much activity among tho litis
sl.in mllltniv authorities lately, uhllo Jl
Kerensky. the War .Mlnlstei, is .'in Ills vvn
to I ho front
Thes..- nitlvlties, howtver ate lieing
counterbalanced ,y tho Intcrfeionco of
the Couniil f Workmen's utid Soldiers
Deputies, havs n dispatch from Pctiogiud
todii)
(.eneriil Alexleff. the Russian lomiuanili.
Ill ih'.f, has hi en lel.uked by the leadein
of tlio oig.inlntiou nnd ordered "hi ih
less talking
deneial Alexieffs foes umong t'io louncil
nro thicateiilng him vvltli a icductlmi In
rank.
'iheso ivports, toujilcd with tho Intonun
tlon that nnanliy piovalli In koiiio parts
of HtiHsia have inl lo n trinn, . i ...
tlie itusslan situation
'llie big question which arises In tho mind
of the lirltlxli nnd Frenili stntcsincti as thu
decisive moment uppro.it lies Is this
"Will llie pro-dermaii pacinst forces In
Petrograd win out in their struggle r.,r a
acparate peace or villi the growing dissen
sions among the Itusslan iioiltlL.il Icadois
',u' oi-ourage uic rollowem of tlie
old ltomanoir icgline to attempt u counter
icvolutlon '
A seilous and dlscouiiiglng view of itus
slan affairs Is taken hi James o Urady and
Will Thin p. M 1 . ue Ilrltlsh ., icuU-rs
who Imve just ictuined from their mission
in Pitiogr.nl
lliej said that while i.j m,ip IK,ctllPI1
in liivor of the Allies, membi rs nf the Coun
cil of Workmen's and Soldiers' Deputies
ni.idii addichscs attacking tho itusslan pro
visional liov.rnmciit 'I In. worst fcatme
of tin ill ii.idiiti was tint th..S(. speeches
wire made at the front m fie Itusslan sol
dlers JAPAN SEEKS CONTROL
OF ALL PACIFIC TRADE
Withdrawal of Gold From U. S.
Indicates Island Kingdom's
Commerce Is Expanding
WASIILMi'lov X,,v ..,,
The action of Japan in vvlthdiavvlng largo
stoiks of gold fiom tho United Stntcs Is
recognized b olllclnls here as being n proh
able Indication of thin nations in. derated
pursuit of her foiclgn Hade ambitions
Irado experts of tho dov eminent Toi sev
oral ears have i,een closelj vvat. Iilug the
tendency of Japan to expand her foreign
trade In nn effort lo outdo the Fnlted states
and dreat Hrltnin
Tim Department ot Commerce nnd tho
.State Department have on file inmpielien
slvo icports showing that the Japanese dov
eminent is actively encouraging her husi
iiess and shipping Interests to extend Jap.
anoso tiade Inlluenco over nil territory
washed bj the P.u lllo Ocean 'Ihe new
development with icspecr to the withdraw
als of gold from the United States Is taken
to he an Indication that the Japanese have
len.hed a point lu their foreign tnuio ex
pansion where they require a heavier gold
stock at home to servo us n. basis for tarry
ing on tho Increased overseas trade
The dovernment knows that tho Japanese
have been diligent in gathering up tlie
strings of trade In tho Orient which der
many and HngUnd held before tho war
nnd which wero dropped or broken when
the t.erman fleet nnd merchant marine were
swept from tho seas nnd Kugllsh vessels
were withdrawn from the Pacific trade
The. Japanese have made rapid progress
and have established active and lucrative
trade relations with China, tho Straits Set
tlements, even India, South America nnd
uleo with the west coast of Africa Tho
Japanese also have been shipping heavy car.
goes to this country during the war period,
both for consumption here and for re-export
to Europe They havo utilized cargo
space in the munition ships returning tu
the United States after carrying cargoes
to Vladlvostock.
Now- that the attention of the United
States Is so largely taken up w Ith the vigor,
ous prosecution of the war against Uei
mnny, Japan Is left virtually free to carri
on her foreign trade expansion, American
overseas traders therefore are wuteiilmr
Japan's rise In the foreign trade world '
with jealous eyes
r , 1917.
full details nbout United States Govern-
one imil li pitrlotir fmni start to finish
".ubitltuted M.il Inn pi. lures showing the
nation defenders In mtloii and a patrlnlli
pl.iv lit entltlid I in le .sain will bo given
Twcntj pi i unt of the prom-iln of tho
show will li. given In tin (1 A IL Pot
No "f of I'ruiltfoid lo pur.hase llowers
for .Memorial lu with whlih to decotnte
tho graves of their .omrades
lilll' ItUlt uf llie Urilliil llprrii lliitit.-,
iiroa i street ami amntgniuct v avenue, while
a iH-rformntii r was g. Ing nn failed to (lis
turb thi iiiidlen. r When tlie sound r.f ilre
bells was heard In tlie theatre W iatoii
Wcgefnilh manager of the theatre, nn
iiniiiued Hint there n ' ii little fire next
tlooi but the show Is going light on The
nudieiii stiivid
U Ml ( Vl.l, for pnlhe, li whlih tlie
entire for.e i tn be tilled out tn nnv emei.
Ken. v Is being inrnnged b li.'p.irtmenl of
Pulill. SiifeU I'lan-. nie under the super
vision of Idreitoi Wilson
rill. M.M Mi I'lier-im iiiiire lirniiili
lilnarv wax open for the Mist mine todav
following doll, nt inn exercises bv oillcers of
the Fre. Llhrurv of Philadelphia last night,
loseph d Ho. iignrlen. formei pri-lilent of
thr I r. . Llbiniv , .lobii slihurst. librarian,
and the Itev ii. oige .1 Hums pi.siihiit ot
the .Mi I'lierson Square tmprnvimi ut Aswi
ilation wer. ntiioiig the speuker
t VViri II (,1111'fl.ll the runt .if Miilter
s. hweldlnt a Iteading hrnkemnn while
Scliueiilltit iinnble to free liluielf wns run
over ati.l killed on tin- Heading tra. ks ut
"Kind and Luzerne streets vesterday
si hweldlnt had Just thrown the switch for
an ipiuoailiing shifting engine and ii train
of fieight iai- UN priiliiauunt was not
seen In time
SAXOPHONE MUSIC
DEMOCRACY'S AID
Instrument Bridges (Jap Be
tween Musical Comedy and
Symphony
It tin- I'linuogT.inli I'ditnr
After all the Insl t. si of music Is what
It s,iH to men. not whai a mnn or linn
thinks of it "Unpopular music' Is u term
".ii, ii ii means anvthing means that tor
tuln curs prefer lertnin i hords and InMrii
ments, not th.it there Is any sik li hideous
monster as Hie quoted phruve Implies
A Pnlladelplilan pmhai king for France
recently was usked what musluil Instru
ment lie most regretted leaving behind Tile
embarlie.. Is Hie suit ot pi i sou who knows
his Waguir his mod. I n opera evm Ills
.Miveibeii ami his Donizetti And Ills
nnswei was ih,. s.i(iphiiiu Tlie icplv
in.iv te.m to lonliadlit llie asserted vvortli
of eveivdav mu-li ul I isle In rcililv It
only shows Hie vast latliollcltj or nuisle
Peopl. g., in foi Debussv and Irving Her.
I'n others suspend mental scalos that
i ounti-i balance the apparentl nntlpathi tit
harpsichord and the marimba Hecauso the
Alatlnee Muslial Club miss has n weakness
for Per. v dr.iiuei is no reason why sho de
tests Haroid Haiur
Tills growing ilemneratl? Ulon of music is
one or tho trends of the times ho sao
Phone might ho the signet nnd Hjinbol of
smli a spirit it is mellow, funny long In
rouge and adapted t all sorts of usages
lou can sample our saxophonlc muse
neai y civeiyvvliere linrdl nnv (omposer
ilcspisci t from liirl Cairoll to Itlchard
Strauss, This bulkv, homely, unpieten
tlous e' .al hotn bri.lces llm ..... r
".So Long Letty' to til. Alpine symphony
It is as dimoerntii as the movies oi base
ball The Columbia phonoginph catalogue of
records for tho month of June ufTeiH an in
teresting fiagmct f oiography in con
lie, tin,, wllli n list of saxophone selections
nils biography Is headed ' hu invcntot of
the Saxophone." and Is as follows
nne'nr'lh!.''"! ,S,." " "oll.l. ro.l .Imvll
nne in u, , iiint Ihss slil. sir, ils ,,f p.,r,
iillniml mv ijiv mill r,n. ,. c. ..... ....."
vim Mucin .... .1,. ...... V. . "."" "" ".su.
' ' IIIMIUN llll
Kr.m77.S"'ih,nSnd',Kp,rj!fB ,T",.!!le 'or
ia!.iT . 'i.a.1;:1
I Ml .Ilin.i
fll-Kt luti nt
i ,,m.'i :. ' r,.":''""' .! "r " "? wu
I... ii . i " . "" " a jairiijuij
entire
suxiipliune funllv nn,r. ,oiii.iiA ,..,,
. , .i.u.iuimiMn i)t iiirp inn Ttiiriii. Tt-..
oil. ,i.""n" "a"H '"J'' ,on,r biaa units w fh
i talleititi. inmiuss of over four o. iTi.Wa TiV.
liisinim.ni. run (rem t i , nu ,s h f
Th' ,?n,!,n,1', ?r ""'"iru.te.1 f Liu me ii
Til. IlimerhiB of the auxophon. la i ri ul it
suins as Hit Mute nn.l oboe 'I he "one ii ii . .!...
Koine of the new Columbia saxoplionlcs
me liulfiog nines.' 'Kuwanen Hippies
"M Castio lu the All " from ".Miss Spring,
line.' and "What Do You Want to .Make
I h. se l.cs at Jle Tor' ' from I-'ollow .Me
All aio terordeil by the K.ixo .Setitte
riie first named Is ono of tho liveliest things
of tho sort on the market
In musical eicentrltltles the Vlelm Com
pany Is not behindhand due of its taking
Ideas Is tho exploitation of the original
Dixieland "Jass" band su. h l,.,,"d rc
m.".r.,".V1"Pr0 1S " otl,(,r '"'JfCtlve more
fitted to them A one-step. 'The Dixieland
Jass Hand Is offered In conjunction with
1-lvery Htablo niues " Tho latter Is par
ticularly characteristic of this i,ort of plav.
Ing. We don't describe the "Jass" hecuuso
every ono knows It and likes It
AMERICAN WOMEN ENGAGE
IN WAR WORK IN ROME
Ambassador's Wife Leads Party at Em
bassy in Making Clothing
for Soldiers
HOJIK. May lb Under the leadcrshln of
Mrs Thomas Nelson Page, wlfo qf the
American Ambassador, many American
women In Home are engaged In war work
The dlornale d'Halia prints an Interesting
article describing tho activities of the
American women. It follows in parr
"Part of the American ambassadorial
residence has Jseen transformed Into work
rooms, where forty-two American women
are engaged In preparing nil kinds of
articles of clothing. Already they have
finished 47,170 pieces of clothing and have
distributed 190,000 articles received direct
ly from America. The workrooms are sup.
ported by Mrs. rage nnd her friends "
tenor harltone
h. "n,"v,".!,,,n'inli"l ,"0"' ll 'urr..m.t.
i.Ji . "iriinm lonl(iiiB inus, i -tretinoins
a,:."i """," ""I1 ",h'r ' 'nn Thl" ii an
Is Anlnlni- Jnaepli Max ih firs' nf Jimin
lijusuH cillMrill III one family L Is a
lirlnet pin,, nnd worships hi, v .nln," nJ
"Il i.re,t nriiatsilo their pil. ul irlnMruS nts
iviniinu tT ii ai ii
lhlrt bx n KiHitriul in ParlH thn
II' M Vt HI V urn
FINAL WASTE PAPER
COLLECTION ON TODAY
Results Expected to Exceed 10
Ton Gifts of Last Saturday.
Volunteers Aid
( OI.I.I.('Tl;ll SAJTKIIXl. Ma.v I!
Three Inns of pnper six trucks and two
pleasure Hiilomnhllra used. At leat ten
trucks nnd ten plennure ir were needed.
( (ii,i,i:iTi:n sTt'Riit, Mr i
Ten tuns of pnperi ten trucks nnd two
pleasure mrs used. TMenlj-five trueks and
fifteen plennurc rara would have doubled the
collection. Xour truck or pleasure ear la
needed for the euuse.
Today marks tho third and linal collec
tion of waste paper for tho Ited Cross The
cltv-vvlde paper-saving .r..-.-.P;UKn has been
u big success The indications lire that the
collection todav will pass ten tons, tho high
mark of last Siturday.
It Is to be regretted that llio campaign
must lie stopped now The drop in tho price
of piper his simply forced tho abandon
ment or tlie plan It lias killed the profit
of the proposition even for nn organization
where tlie wink Is all volunteer work
When tlie inmpilgn opined paper wns
selling nt about J2n u ton Hv the lime the
first collection was made the price had
dropped to nbout $14 nnd last Siturday.
when the ten tons vviro collected tlie price
was down Id $I(i n Ion Investigation this
week has showed tb it papet dealers havo
virtually no mniLet for tie piper they
huv and the price for today's paper prob
ably will be less than J10 .Many paper
dealers predict tho price will drop to $1 a
ton or less In the neir future
Tlie prices make it useless to attempt tn
keep the collections going It wns planned
to store the paper until fall, when the
campaign can Ik started over ngnin if the
prices rise oiae mine Hut tlie storage plan
was illscnrdcd owing to the high rnto of
Insui.ince on buildings used for the stor
nge nf paper nnd because suitable buildings
could not be found Tills plan, therefore,
had to lie dlscaided. nnd after a conference
Willi nllli lals of the Ited Cross It wns de
cided lo put ff further collections until
fall
Tlie Ited Cross and tho Hvkms'o I.rpokr
ire both Indented to the Individuals who
have saved their paper so Industriously nnd
lo all of those who have attempted to organ
ize communities In connection with the
campaign livery one Is advised not to ex
pect imothei colli ctlon nf paper to he made.
Tlie puccess of todav 's collection his been
made possible bv tlie following truck-selling
ngenelcs nnd business firms In Philadelphia:
One by the Autocar Company, Twenty
third nnd M'irket streets.
One 1ij tlfc Itcpulill- Truck Agency, i03G
Irving street.
One by tlie Ward Truck Company, "033
Market street
Two bj Ulvvlii A Smith A Co, 1017
I'rnnkford avenue deaiets In building mate
rials Two b Wails Ow.n & Stnmbacli. Hidgo
ivenue and Hleventli street, plumbers,
steamiltters and gislltters' supplies
Ono by the I'nilrd (Ins Improvement Com
p.'inv One bv John ,t .Tumi m Dobson, weavers
ot c.i r pi Is blanketp, etc.
One by the Texas Company, oils, gaso
line, eti
One bv the Atlantic Hcflnlng Company,
oils gasoline, (to
ono b Hie fiulf Hcflnlng Company, oils,
gasoline etc.
one bv A HIiiMibn, Chew Mroct and Cliel
ten avenue, dcalir In f lulls vegetables, etc
A pleasure ear by W A Tajlor. S.'SS
Walnut street
Tlie following bo.vs assisted tho Olivers
tn making tho (olleitlons
IMhiund Wcst.-opp r.'io Thompson street,
Norman Westcopp, ft30 Thompson stieet,
Adnlpli NIiIioIh lilO Pine strict, William
(Inldsplniiei. J 10 Pine street. Prancls Da
vidson. IS.M Tilnlty place; Cli irles Mc
dlnlev ls."l South Allien Hticct, James
P.ussell l'Ufi Soutli rifti -seventh street
Newton Itussell, pi.M, South I'lfty seventh
etrcet , Isuic Moon lO.'l Westmoreland
street lirillln Chambers 171.' .South Thlr.
tecnth rtreet Cli.ulen Phillips, ",r,j7 south
S(v. ntci-uth Mteet and sixteen bojs voluu
teeilng fiom the North Philadelphia West
Plilladilplila Kensington nud Cential
brum lies of tho Y .M C A.
itnMr.ious hri:vities
i i i
vi 5',"n,',"'.1 ,T, M holla, pastor of tl,
Method St KnlHent.nl ,-si.rs ...in -.:'
lTIIIlll
pn . vaneelistl. address .it .North Ilranch Y M
c A luinurron afternoon
.'"'! .11" ,:!'"'D "ejl Delk will prencli ut
HI Msllhen a l.ulhernn Churrh inmrtA, ii'
ins on
ntKlit
nn Ti, ........I..II... .(.:: -.." -.: "' "
,, ..c. '. "'.' .i. hi" cross,-- aim at
rhe Whole Armor of Hod "
1 ran, H Tavlor will dlsruss "The Mexlrn,
Queail..n in Relation In Hie I nltod mates ' V
I he Kuridiy 1 oruni nf Iho Central llranin Y M
(-'. A tumorrovv afternoon "... i. .ii
At llm
I I loulil
Proposes
rirsl
of 1
'nllnrlnn din-. I, .1.- r... .
of .Inledc.. (I ivMI preach on 'Alan
Hut lioil IllHlsises
' The Jte.inlncr of Christ's Death and It.sne
rertlon ' nnd "rhe M. salad's coming and lnc.
.lorn n III li Ih" s,r.Iloil suhli.la hy (lis it"?
Hr I (Irav llolloii ut Iho Hope 1'resbj terlan
l.htinh tomorrow iuj icrian
I'liinmlssloner Henr VIkpp m Ina just nr
rived In this rnunlrv nfl. r n tinmhi. e . -?i
fp. hi In Iiiiuiii ln..hirR. of Salvntlnn ,C
iiilsslniian work will eiank tomi.rr.iw afleVnoon
find n clil nl the ii.m m,inn,i n.?Mr.'"uon
yMmKilvutlon .vrn.y In llm Land uf thS'ltisInS
i..n?:".,:L,I"'V.J1' J" Pi"
Hi. f.nat s tho Biinlv. rsari of the Klvlns ,.f
... . .,...... eimi. ut lonn ennirriaallons
I ilnsi n It us th
in or conflnnulion
Memorial Day
Flag. Cards
Beautiful denjn
four colon, embossed
Sum 7x9-9x11
and Post Cards
Prices 51 J (o ll
per 1U0O
Phone and Representative will
call with samples
THOMSON
Printing Company
310-312 Cherry Street
W
GETTYSBURG
America's Greatest Battlefield
SPECIAL EXCURSION
Sunday, May 27
$2. 50 TSt!5J?
ROUND 7:1,? A- M- Columbia ave 7:23 A. Bl"!
tTRIP T.unean
ing leare Gettysburtr 5:00 P. M.
Philadelphia &
Ifflffl
GERMAN ASKS PERMIT
TO VISIT SWEETHEART
Ernest Fisher Says Sho Lives
Near Steel Plant .and He
Is Barred
Ills sweetheart's, cholco of h icsldcnca
within half a nillo nt tlie Mldvalo Steel
Works has put Hrnest rishcr of ' 67
North Hlcventh street, to n good .t..i I.
trouble Since tho President's proclamation
of April f becamn effective, Plsher who li
an alien. Ihih been technically violating tha
regulation requiring nuens to havo a per
mit when they go within a half mllo of a
iiviiriUtnn Itlntil aa
lllDiil lli'll pin in
Plsher nirpllcd fnr tho neccssari permit
beforo 1nlted Slates Mnrshal Voonan In
tlie Pederal building yesterday H0 did not
disclose the name of his sweetheart nor
her address Ho did say they were en
gaged to be mnrricd nnd he w tinted to sea
her nnd nt tho samo tlmo comply with
the regulation which makes permits ncces.
snr
Connlo Mack, a laborer nt Ilaldwliu
nsked for a permit to continue living nt lili
present address. 1128 Wallaco street Tha
applications will bo passed upon bv fnlted
States District Attorney Knno and na.
partment of Justice ngents
$3000 Fire losa at Ashley, Pa.
WII.KKS-nAnnn, Pa Mny If, ih,
hotel nnd dwelling of Hdvvnrd Hydda nt
Ashley was destroyed hv lire Tho loss is
J.1000. The fnmlly was forced to flee la
their nlglitelolhcs.
toii i.vti; rnit('i,As'.inrTioN
m:Tim
SWnv i:il Muddenly. s,"i"Ahhv roirl Mm ."
I.OPISH VVHST wife of Joseph") SwoVr lu?:
Uvea nn.l friends invited to scrvli.s Tiics s
Sln.'.l.a.!r.,.,m Mo" '-'" Hnplila Iowa
N'KVV'nOl.ri Al llostnn. Mas I'M vvtiii,.,
IIIINItV NKVynoi.H son "f the la i. vv, Ham
llnr and c Nwl.ol.l Funeral sarvi.e! a?
J!"rk -VS"" h ,nV' nn1 ''""' sis l"h,u
Men . 3.1(1 p m Int private hi Jimia th.
Less Omit tinners "mi me
VfALOSKV Un '-. rilllf.tri c,,..n..
MAI.ONHV Iteialjves ami fr end? In! I . "?.
services Tiles . " .10
si Jnl West Laurel fem
V. m J120 Vonh nih
insT and imvii
''MISL:7" ''""'a ?.1 "Ittonhoua. Hqur rinn.r
iiSni?! h:r.to SrrAsi.ttf.Ss
. sr'.'-hcsin",:,'":?," ,n"-,,ub"- '"" "?
IIKI.P MANTF.O IT.M 1,K
t W HAVIin.S
II.S CnOMITON I.OO.VIS
APPLY JOHN . JAMES DODSON
OLD III.I., STOTT'S I.ANt
I'AI.I.S OP SCHUYLKILL
HUM W ANTKD M 1.
mum Le of coo 1 habits sn1
( I.HIIK.
ul. nt
IKUrPS. Sl.UrlV ,mn nim.l -.. ..
nerti,-.
nlinnrlnnlfv fi. Wa. "'"'.""'f. "" n
arsduite preferre.l stain previous employment
. ..lid wnites e,pe,t,rl . If.. t,e tttlkn
.ii.n. rv.-.Mini .s iii;i.i;hm wanted on
iieai
;.,. n,,,n ii,hj ,,iiii ei jironu St
It. II. Kilt Itl-.NT PIKMslli.i)
envhore
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train we'll
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as Ulenside is liglu near Its bound to
be it good Investment if wo buv a house
thpre Hero's the train schedule
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Sundaj Oils. 0.1(1, 10.S3 ii
1.33. 1:1.1. il, a.o, l;0l, t:.'i:
from Iteiiillne Terminal.
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Wm. T. B. Roberts & Son
GLEXSIDK, I'A.
Opposite Million noth Phones (lpen -.undaj
MEN
WANTED
1 Ejfl able-bodied, steady
iov' nnd reliable men
white or colored for outside
laboring work; steady job; 10
hours daily with overtime.
Apply
EmpIoment Department
Alain Gate
EDDYSTOIE AMMUNITION
conponATiox
Eddystone, Pa.
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Reading Ry.
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