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EVENING LEt)GER-PHlLADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1917
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, nOMA, 22 Oiugno
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cnntlll il oRnl Roncrc. pit un xpnt:inientn
c.mplcKslvo ,J 413.170 lonnellate cntrnrono
nel portl Itallanl, e B31 nal, per uno piiokIu.
memo ill 481.765 tonncllnte. nc uclrono
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coiiKreiwn del Mildntl o laorntorl ill tutta la
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nel Kovcrno prow laorlop vote, un online del
Blorno In rul diunnndn I'lmmcdlata ilprtcu
delle nptllitu' v l.i rlorRatilzzaztone deH'eer
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la fronte ill ImttaRlln. Qui Pi ciede che, pp
la Huln rlirenilera' presto la sua Riieira,
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Dors.
POLES FOI5M NEW CABINET
Belief Exists Troubles With Govern
ment Will Soon Bo Overcome
AMSTRRDAM, June 22 Count Clam
Mnrtlnlr. the Austrian l'remler. who re
slRned last week and has been asked hv
IJmperor Charles to fonn a new Cabinet,
la devotlns all his time to this work, ac
cordlnR to lh Vienna Frnmdenblatt. In
terest centered mainly In conferences of
Polish leaders, who demanded that no mem
ber of the Ministry of the late Premier.
Count Karl Stuerskh, belonc to the new
Cabinet This the Premier Is said to have
accepted The Poles further Insisted that
Polish membership In the f'ahinet continue
GOV. EDGE "BARS BOOZE
FROM PRINCETON CAMP
Boys Who Enlist for Training "oursc
Como Under Prohibition Regulations
Applicable to Regulars
TP.KNTON. June '2 Governor Kdge In
a statement today declared that the boys
who enlist for military training In the camp
at Princeton, which o-ens Monday, will be
under the mime regulations prohibiting the
solo of Intoxicants to men In uniform as
the regular and State troops are now sub
ject to
The Governor's statement follows:
"The summer trailing school camp at
Princeton opens on Monday next. 1 consider
the boys who enlist for training In the
Princeton enmp In precisely the same posi
tion, ns respecting the tateguards which
should be thrown around them, a? enlisted
soldlern In the rcgutai nrmy and National
(iuard under cam as
"Therefore, the recent Federal legislation
prohibiting the selling of liquor to soldiers
In uniform will be held to apply In all
respects to the training camp at Princeton
and I cnll upon all to observe the law In
spirit and letter
"Of course, ung men under twenty-one
years: of age are protected In this respect
by the law of New Jersey regardless of
military consideration, Hut. apprehending
that those over twenty-one years of ago
might be looked upon as not coming under
this prohibition. I deem It necessary to Is
sue this statement. In order that the pro
prietors of all licensed places may have full
and fair notice that State authorities will
rigorously enforce both the Federal and
state taws with respect to men under can
vas at Princeton."
MARRIED PAIR HURT IN FIRE
U-BOAT HUNTERS
WASTE NO TIME
U. S. Destroyers in British
Waters Eager to Be Ever
in Search
SEND MESSAGE HOME
By J. W. PEGLER
WITH THK AMEP.1CAN DriSTIlOYKR
FLOTILLA IN DIUTISH WATERS.
June22
America's submarine hunters over here
waste no time In the harbor at the end
of their sea tour of duty
They dash Into the sheltered harbor
where n big parent ship, throbbing ind
crashing with the activity of hundreds of
skilled repairmen, specially makes repairs to
worn parts and replenishes stores, then
silently, mysteriously the slim gray sprint
ers of the sea disappear again beond the
bluffs.
One of the sea speedsters hustled Into
harbor today, and through courtesy of the
American commander I was given an op
portunity to look her over and to see how
.he "mother ship" takes care of her brood.
This "mother ship ' Is a combination of hos
pltal. movie show, bikery, general store,
machine shop and uni vessel.
Officers nnd men on the destroyers are
eager for a real fight Thev n- trvlng to
content themselves with occasional momen
tary flashes of action In which a periscope
Is sighted and a shot Is "gotten In" before
the "sUck" disappears.
The relations of officers and men are
even better than those In the democratic
British navy So far there have been no
casualties among the Americans, and the
few patients In the hospital are those who
have been accidentally Injured.
'While an official photographer snapped
the gun crew on one destroyer the men
eagerly appealed to me to send over their
names So when the folks back home two
weeks or so hence see a group of these
bluejackets printed In their dally newspaper
they will know that these are the boys pic
tured therein all of whom Incidentally
wanted their friends at home to know they
are well and enjoying themselves.
Jnmes Kelly, Worcester. Mass ; Clayton
Store. New York city; Kenneth Jordan,
Florence. Ala , John Perco, Appleton, Wis. ;
Kdward Adams Jacksonville, Fla.. and Jo
seph (llgante. of Brooklyn the last-named
Italian born and a former newsboy
"If you want to send a real message
back home." they chorused, "tell our friends
to give us more destroyers and then enlist
themselves to man them
Trolley Cars Collide
Four persons are recovering today from
Injuries received when two trolley cars col
lided at Sixteenth nnd South streets They
are Mrs Sadie MacNelll. 2017 Granite
street . Charles Joyce, 1222 North Sixteenth
street; Robert Pierce. 2163 Aspen street,
and Jnmes Acker, a negro, 1031 Carpenter
street, who Is at the Polcllnlc Hospital
with a broken leg The crash which broke
nearl every window in both cats, came
last night wiipn n South street cm bumped
Into the rear mil of a Sixteenth street car
LIBERTY BATHING GIRL
MAKES.DEBUT AT SHORE
Makes Quite a Sensation in Her
Red, White and Blue
Costume
ATLANTIC CITY. June 22.
The Liberty Bathing Olrl made her bow to
tho strand today, and created quite a sen
sation with her modish dark blue suit.
white stockings and n red bathing cap
with white stars, a replica of the head gar
niture of the Goddess of Llbertj Liberty
caps nre now the rage at the shore Some
are red and some are blue, but they are all
characterized by white stars
The summer girl Is also showing her
cylors by tucking a small silken flag In her
bracelet, which waves coquettlshly while
she dances
There Is a marked falling off In the num
ber of applicants for liquor licenses In this
resort There nre only 178 applicants this
year, and In keeping with the policy of the
City Commissioners to cut down the num
ber of saloons. It Is expected that not more
than three-fourths of this number will be
granted
Purlng the first six months of the year
building operations In this city arc Just
twice what they were for the flipjt six
months of l!tl(i. There nre about $2,500,000
worth of building npeiatlons under way
herp at the present time, according to the
building inspector, nnd over one-half of
this amount Is being Invested In apartment
houses The demand for afiattmenf l
no great that the leases are signed hefor
the buildings are finished
Members; of a bridge club -composed of
Philadelphia cottagers In Chelrea have
adopted tho custom of devoting part of
their funds to charity. Each member con
tributes a certain sum formerly devoted t,o
the purchase of prizes The, zest of, the,
game is Kepi up uy paying vne money in,
the winners, who In turn devote It to . '
charity designated by the club The wlri- " , ,
nera this week were Mrs. Harry Paraon,' ,, .
Mrs. Gustavus Seldcl. Mrs. John Bradley il -
and Mrs George F Young, and the money 7RJ
was paid over to the Red Cross jt
Mrs a. C. Welzel and family, of Phlla- v ,
delphla, have opened their cottage on South
Connecticut avenue 4
Miss Dorothy Thomas will entertain In
formally at tea at her cottage on South
Bartram avenue this afternoon
Mra William Jones, Mr and Mrs. Clayton
Stllz and Miss Katherlne Stllz, of North
Broad street, Philadelphia, are occupying
their summer home, 24 South Vassar square.
Mr and Mrs. J Alfred Corey will spend
the summer at the Ostend Mrs. Corey,
before her marriage this spring, wag Mist
Kllzabeth Sweeney
Mrs. Nettle Ruhland Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs H C Starr, at her home,
1C15 North Broad, street, for a week.
A number of prominent legislators are
coming here for a rest after the exacting
duties Incident to the war United fateg
Senntor Thomas W Hardwlck, Mrs. Hard
wick and Miss Hardwlck motored from
Washington and are at the Traymore, hav
'ing made the trip In seven hours. They
found the roads between here and the cap
Itnl In fine condition
Mrs Thomas Taggatt and Miss Lucy Tag
gart are at the Brighton, where they will
be Joined Inter by rirmer Senator Taggart
Wife Injured as Husband Lowers Her
in Bed Sheet
A woman was severely Injured and her
husband slightly hurt In a $1600 fire at
1849 North Van Pelt street at dawn today
The Injured arc Mrs Narcissus Cornell
a negress, whose legs and an arm were
broken when a bedsheet hnmmock being
lowered by her husband from a third-story
window broke, nnd her husband Lawrence
Cornell vvho was burned The latter and
a four-year-old son were rescued by fire
men The Injured woman was taken to the
Woman's Homeopathic Hospital The fire,
of unknown origin started In a second
storv bathroom
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Double Grip, PARIS also Bid kI 1. 1 N Wk Single Gr'P PARIS ala0
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Corduroy Skirts
of extra quality white cor
duroy, well made, belted
pocketed and larRC pearl but
tons down front.
vi i ri.oon
$61.95
GREATEST BRESS PURCHASE ON RECORD
Right at the beginning of the season we closed this wonderful purchase of over 1000 stun r'ng dresses at
almost end-of-the-season' concessions. Be here TOMORROW for this
Chicago
LSTEIN & CO.
MA1CERS
Children's MS3kiP Garters
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Manufacturer's Surplus Stock of Fine Silk
Women's
and Misses3
New York
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to Choose From
-MADE TO SELL g $25
DUE
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Georgette Crepes Chiffon Taffetas
Crepe Meteors Crepes de Chine
Colorful Plaid Silks
. Pongees and Shantungs
These dresses are the products of the highest
salaried New York designers the styles are ex
clusive and ultra-distinctive. Dresses for street
sports, afternoon and evening wear to choose
from. Wide range of fashionable colored and
White Dresses ; all sizes. VALUES most extraor
dinary at the low price of
si:coNi ri.oon
Silk Bresses
For General Summer Wear
This rroves ENGLANDER values
for the extraordinary material, maK
inn and stvlo is so evident that you
need but e glance to l.e convinced
Priced $l-"i and worth a great deal
moie. Black and blue and pastel shades.
JLO
m:( iimi ri.oon
A HP'
Silk Poplin Dresses
5.35
All colors, in a variety of the
newest effects and combinations.
Value $10.
Mew Waists
Made to Retail at
$1.00 and $1.50
Sheer, organdies, fine batistes, em-b-oidercd,
voiles, dainty lawns, fancv
weaves.
Fashioned in a dozen or more
clever summer models. High neks
and big collared styles; fills arc also
featured. 2 for $1.00.
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sh Skirts
Under price Purchase Up to
$2.00 Models
In every wanted material
newest and best styles gabar
dines, cordelines, sports stripes,
piques, linenes, khaki-kool ef
fects, checks and repps. 2 for
S1.00.
Clean-up Sale
in Our Children's
Dainty $1
Dresses
Reduced
to 5fito
$1.50 Serge Coats
f0educed 50c
New $2.00 Dresses
Reduced ng
to 9ut
JIASHMBNT
fcJKEAT SALE
SUMMER
SSES
Comprising Brand-New Purchases. Vast stocks embracing wonderful assortments
of Sports, Tailored and Fancy Dresses for Women and Misses.
ACTUALLY WORTH UP TO $7.95
Conveniently Grouped In Three Big Lots and Offered at The-e
Marvelously Low Prices;
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Voiles, crepes, rice-cloth, fancies, Secco silks, Tussah, In flowered, checked,
striped and douea designs.
Up to $5 Voile Dresses
Showroom samples slightly soiled. Embroidered and
lace,-trimmed, ribbon girdles, etc.
KCONOM IIANKMKNT STOHB
ENGLANDEIvS, 1027 Market Irect
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