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li;i'46,OpO TO FRANKFORD
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Appropriation for Araennl Al
most $1,000,000 Under Esti-
;jLf mate o .Department
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jAnouier sUmiflrlnK Vnoney bill wan pre-
y$ Mnted, to th Houo today, The urgent de-
fi, 'eitlAnO VIM A, J.U.... i 01 A ft-ft 7rt SO
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w rcponea irom in. Appropriations wm
Mlttee, with a report from Chairman Kltz
, rId recommending Its passage.
Direct appropriations of J3,7"S,9T9,
170 2$ are provided In the bill, and the
ordnance department of the army Is au
thorized to let contracts and Incur obliga
tions amounting to Jl. 033, 000,000. 'Ihe ap
propriations, the report points out, are
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LfTfifliie(jflB lesa man csuuiuirs buu-
Hiltted. and the whole amount urovlded In
the bill Is 804,47E,366 lessf than tho eitl
nates called for.
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Of this huge total all but JT.20C474 !9
la to bo devoted strictly to war purposes,
84,000,000 Is for the Alaska Ilallroad and
the balance of the aboc- figure is divided
among deficiencies of tho various execute e
departments of tho Government, the Dis
trict of Columbia, courts mid the like.
Kor defense of tho Panama canal alone
1,JG0,J2G Is provided J902.G25 to be used
In constructing a submarine base.
For the military establishment the totat
of 81,911, 602,733 would be appropriated
The single Item of machine guns calls for
8120,277.000 und authorization to spend
880,000,000 more Is provided In the bill;
870,000,000 Is asked for ordnance stores
For mountain, field and siege cannon,
ammunition for the guns, mobile artillery
and submarine mines and nets, a total of
8498.613,000 is asked 111 addition to
authorization to spend $975,000,000 more
for the samo purpose.
8203,264,480 roll NAVY KMRIirjRNCV
For the naal establishment 8263,264,480
Is provided In the bill. This figure Includes
a hundred million dollar nnal emergency
fund; 83E.OOO.OOO additional for aviation,
828,000,000 for ammunition for ossein, 30.
000,000 for reserve ordanco stores, and
810.000,000 for engineering expense
The contracts Into which tho Govern
ment may enter. In addition to the appro
priation asked. Include 8S.000.000 for termi
nal facilities for tho ordnance department
of the army; 350,000.000 for machine runs,
35,000,000 for armored motorcars, 3226,
000,000 for mountain, field and siege '.an
non, 8700,000,000 for ammunition for the
runs and 850,000,000 for mobile artillery.
Under Treasury Department deficiency
appropriations 382,000 is provldod for the
Iteedy Island quarantine station. 8225,826
for tho Cape Charles station, 308,644 for
the station at Savannah and 3187,000 for
the Boston quarantine station, nnd 3630 Is
provided for the New Orleans mint.
1,145,000 FOTt FRANKFOnD ARSENAL
Under War Department deficiencies the
following appropriations are made for arse
nals; Benlcla, Cat, 382 500; Frankford
Arsenal, Philadelphia, ll.MS.onoi Plcattriiy
Arsenal: Dover, N. Ji, 340,000; Rock Island,
111., 31.420.200; San Antonio, Tex. 330.000;
Springfield. Mass,, 3145.000; Vatertown,
Mass,, 3692,000 and tVatervllct Arsenal,
"West Troy, N.TT.'. 3789,500.
For the fiuartermaster's depot nt St.
IflUls 3150,000 Is provided 38100 is asked
for' Guilford Courthouse military park.
Nine and a half million dollars Is asked
for machinery or the manufacture of rifles.
Because the War kDepartmcnt estimates
for Frankford Arsenal totaled more than
82,200,000, the fact' that appropriation of
only 31,145,900 has been recommended by
the, Appropriation. .Committee occasioned
considerable surprise.
Representative- Vare, of Philadelphia, a
mefnber of tho Appropriations Committee,
riad announced that ho would get the full
32,000,090 for Frankford. It developed,
after the bill was made public, however,
that Brigadier General Crozler, Chief of
the Bureau of Ordnance, withdrew many
of his recommendations for additions and
improvements at Frankford.
The bill Is expected to be brought up In
the House for consideration after the sail
ors' and soldiers' insurance bill is out
of tho jway. l .
ACKERMAN'S BOOK TELLS
FACTS ABOUT TEUTONS
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"Germany the Next Republic?"
io Appear in Evening Ledger,
fo Beginning Next Saturday
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JReal facts about Germany by a real
American who refused to succumb to al
luding temptations held out to him in
Kajserland are given graphically by Carl
,4,Ckerman, the war correspondent. In his
HVw book, "Germany, tho Next Republic?"
' A& correspondent of the United Press In
Berlin during the war he had exceptional
facilities for getting a. straight line on the
German people and their attitude toward
the United States. No one better than he
knows why Germany .hates and. fears
America.
Hls account of the Imperial chess play
fitf by the war lords in the war game has
that Intimate touch which grips and con
vinces. JtThe Evevi,vo LcoaEn. -will publish the
ilrst Installments of Mr, Ackerman's thrilling
book on Saturday, to be continued dally
thereafter. If you desire to know the Insldo
Hcts about Germany you cannot afford to
tnfss a slnzle Issue of this Interesting series.
Vi S. NOW PLANS FAST
f SHIPS TO FOIL U-BOATS
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New Procrram to C Tntn V.flWr
Wl $C When Existing Contracts
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Are Out of Way
Kt WASHINGTON. Sent. C
A The original campaign of the fihlnulnr
,rd to feed American Bhlps to the U-boats
r than they can be destroyed has been
te)y abandoned it was learned this
(en.
sew tehlpplng program will go Into
aa aeon as existing contracts era out
1 way. Contracts for 200 fabricated
ahipa will, be let within a few days.
'will be the 'last vessel to bp con
MU under ,tho original -program.
tmw Idea la to combat the submarine
MMd, rather than to set before It more
ft, can .devour, r Future contract will
(or wawr.. una jailer vessel. The
Board has under consideration to-
ft' Man, for building a great number of
M-tM' all-steel essels. This plan calls
ata4rdlatlon of the new vessels to
lti-rWMylf. construction."" Turning
wnmt Bumferif ship nthe shortest
ji in, Bowejer, tno dominant
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INVESTITI DAGL'ITALIANI
La Battaglia Continua c gl'Itali-
ani Avanzano Facendo Nu-
merosi Prlgionieri
POLA COLPITA DI NUOVO
ROMA, G Settcmbrc.
Dlspaccl KJunti all'ultlm'ora annunzi
ano clic le fortlficazionl ncmichc trn
Monte San Marco c Santa Cntrrinn
ntanno crollnndo una ad una sotto
1'cnorme- prcsslone dcgl'Ituliani c chc
la caduta delle due allure c' imminentc.
Santa C'aterlna e' una poslzlone fcirtlfl
rata rhe glaco proprlo cotto a Monte San
Uabrlele a tre mlglla a nord-est ill (lurlzla,
n San Mario e' un inonte sltu.itn a ilri..i
due mlglla a sud-est dl questa cltta'
Hul Carso, la battaglia continua ancorn
In tutta la sui vlolenza. II nrmka ha ef
fettuato rlp'tutamante del saiigulnniil lori
tratlscchl ma essl soiio stntl prontainentc
resplntl. I noatrl facendo 200 prlitlonlerl
In un punto n nord-cst dl (lorlzla, dopo
lotta aicanltn, li linen niiKtrlaru p' Ktnta
sfondata cd nltil 700 prtglonltri furonu cat
turatl. yon appena cho gl'llallanl niKnluiiseio li
vetta del monte San Uabrlele p lie sarc
clarono ell austrlacl. tra rincentc liottlno.
essl trovarono due cannonl die gll nustrl
arl non nvevano fatto a tvinpo 11 rendcre
Inservlblll 0 (.he furono Immedlatnmonte
rlvoltl su Monte fcnn Donlcle. Questo forte
c' ormal domlunlo dalle buttrrlo Itallanc c
non potra' rculstere n lungo nl vleorosl
assaltl dello truppe del coiicralo Capello
Su tutta la fronto clulla Infurli ancoia
la battaglii. A sud dl GorlzU Kl'ltalluul
resplnsero furiosi contrattncchl nemkl e a
nord-cst ilclla cltta' Hull'.iltoplano dl Bain
slzza, e"I conqulstavano una Irnportnnte
poslzlone I prlgionieri tontlnuano ad af
fiulre ncllo llnec Itallanc o ncllu glornate dl
lerl lie fuiotio contitl 168C
Kcco II testo del comunlcato uff lcl lie del
generule Cadornu e pubblliito lerl tola dal
Mlnlstyro della Guerra.
lerl. sulla fronte glulln, la liittaglla
fu rlnuovata con grnnde vlolenza.
Sull'nltoplniio dl llalnlrzi. n wid-est dl
Coronlo. LomiuMtnmnio um linportanto
poslrlonr I.a bnttaKll 1 continua ancora
a no.'d est dl Oorl7la
r.iccmmo prlgionieri 1000 iiomlnl e
86 ufllclall nppartentutl a illccl ickkI
inentl dlversl
Sul Corxo, dopo 1111 bombardumento
vlolento, II tiemlco lanclo, nll'uttirco le
sue fantcrle sullo nostre posizlonl il 1
Caslagnevlzza al mare 1,'attai.co,
tra Castagnev Izyi o ICorlte, fu complc
tamente resplnto Net tcntro, tra
Korlte o Celle, lo nostro truppe rc
elstettero brllllantemento a sctte furiosi
nssattl del ncmlco e inantenncro lo loro
poxtzlonl, A sud, tra II vallone dl
Berstovlzra II mare ,nol fummo co
strettl a rltlrarcl temporaneamento da
nlcune poslzlonl nvnnzate situate tra
Collo 146, a nord-est dl riondar, o 11
tunnel ferrovlarlo a nord-est dl Lakavac
Ma net pomerlgglo un vlolento con
trattacco da parte nostra ristablll' la
nostra lines, non solo, ma cl permlse
anche dl catturaro 402 prlgionieri In
cludendo 14 ufflclall In qucsta batta
glia parteclparono 261 del nostrl aero
bian! cho bersagllarono Incessantemento
le truppe nemiche e !o loro llneo
dl romunlcazlone
Mnrtcdl', la nostra flotta aerea torno'
dl nuovo a bombardaro 1'ola ton buonl
rlsultatl c senzi nublre alcuna pcrdlta
esB.i feco rltorno alle proprlo basl
l.a presa dl Monte Snn Gabrlele o to
altre lttorlc rlportate lerl dalle truppe
Itallanc dovettcro cssere ancora plu' gradlte
al generule Cadorna polche' egli eclcbrn
oggl II suo settanteslmo compleanno
Kecondo I crltlU nillllarl. loffenslva
degl Italian! non termlne ra' per ora. II
progresco e' pluttosto lento data la naturu
del tcrrcno e la dlfllcolta' che s Incontra
per trasportare I cannonl dl gronso callbro
su per montagno dovo bisogna cootrulre
man inano le strade li (ienlo inllltare,
pero", che In nuesta guerra ha dato prova
cost1 lumlnos-v dl straordlnarla capatlta' cd
energla. lav ora fenbrllmente per facllltare
le operazlonl del combattentl e consolidare
le nuovo poslzlonl prese, coslcche' II Co
mando Itallano non potra', dl certo, esscrc
colto Impreparato '
CONGRESS MAY DEMAND
LIGHT ON WAR EXPENSES
People Back Home Insist on
Knowing How Billions Are
BeingSpent
SCANDAL RUMORS AFLOAT
Drop I'lan for Polish Kingdom
ZURICH. .Sept. C Tho Central Towers
havo abandoned their project for a rollsh
kingdom, wireless cllsp itches received here
today from Vienna HHsertcd The Immedi
ate, reason. It was stated, una failure to
raise a I'ollnh ami In place of the king
dom tho Germans propote now to annex
part of Russian Poland, necessary to "rec
tlfv live strategic frontier." and the Aus
tralia will annex the lemalndei. Emperor
Karl of Austria will proclaim himself Kins
of the new section, the dual monarch) by
this acquisition becoming a trlplo monarchy.
Under Mich an arrangement. It was' de
clared, all I'oles would Immediately become
liable to mllltaiy nervlce.
WASHINGTON, Sept. C.
Congress wants lo know whero the
enormous war fund Is going. Demands
of tho people back home for particulars
showing how the billions that have been
spent are becoming more and moro In
sistent, leaders on both sides In the
Senato nnd House admitted this today.
urn icHuii is iiKeiy to ha a scries of In
quiries and Investigations Meanwhile the
sentiment for creating a Joint con
cessional rommltten on expenditures Is
growing rapidly despite the openly voiced
opposition of President Wilson.
The House has determined that tho
sending of grossly defective small arm
ammunition to General Pershing shall be
Invistlgaled and responsibility fixed The
fact that Secretary of War Maker has
insisted that tho defective ammunition I e
camo spoiled thioiigh chemical causes has
not satisfied tho House. The very fact
that tho Secretnry has named a committee
lo probe the entire question has confliinirl
leaders In their belief that Congress should
assemble the facts
SCANDALOUS HUMORS AFLOAT
Ih this connection It Is considered cer
tain that u. sweeping demand will be
made within a short time for a general
Investigation that cither will set nt nst
scandalous rumors, which ilow are spiead
nntlon-wlde, or develop their truth Open
clniRcs tint the Government Is being
robbed b lontioilors are being uttered
In the lobbies of Washington's hotels nnd
even In the corrldois of the Capitol It
self, These ore ccrtalr. to be potent
factors In the next Congressional cam
paign Among the allegations now being
publlclv Inndled about Is the charge that
the Gov eminent Is being robbed right
and left on maiiv of I's lontincts which
have been let on n basis nf cost plus 10
per cent to the contractor. In explana
tion of this fact, th l.ihor and tho mate
rial cost nf imnv of the big cantonments
Is cited All emploes In certain of
the cantonments ore declared to have been
nld fni more than the would have re
elveil nt the picvalllug -vogn rate." rivo
tu seven dollars a dav of eight hours, with
llnip nnd a h ilf for "Ultimo, for nr
dlnar labor a-id $7 to Jl" a d.iv for
certain (Ionmh r onlj onllnnrll skllbd
labor Is alleged to hive been paid. This
is coupled v.llli tho allegation that these
flguns prevailed unlj 011 the olllclal p ly
loll and did not leprent the money actu
ally paiu in me men winding materials
costs nNo oro alleged tu have been padded
Interested Senators and rcpicxcntativcs
frankly say tint the 1 Inrge may bo un
title nnd that the entlic p.iMnents for
men mas havo been Justified by a short
ago of labor Hut If this Is so. they
mo that the ought to have olllclil facta
and flguies to pt event unf.alt criticism
In the neU campaign.
France Must Have
Alsace, Says Ribot
Conttniifd from ruse One
ho believed tho press ought to talk war
and the people boost war at this time.
As part of Its program, the State De
partment opened Its first ofllclal discussion
v Ith the Japanco mission today concerning
greater co-opcratlon between tho two na
tions. Japan will piobably offer assistance In
hlp const) uctlon If tho United States will
modify Its steel cmbaigo .
Japan ma propose thot her army lal.o
a hand along the east front lo roll back
the Teutons pressing on Ruxsla,
Intel national political questions extra
neous to the war will piobably bo avoided.
Mill further evidence of the war business
on hand came In an official Intimation that
If Holland jlelded to German 's piessuro
for use of Antwern ns n. naval base, the
United States and the Allies would re
gard tho waters there as belligerent nnd
take forceful action to thwart German 's
move.
The question of further wnr old for Italy
Is still open, apparently, and the Govern
ment Indicated that for tho present it will
maintain Its aid to Italy on tho same level
as recently.
LW.W. PAPERS
UNDER SCRUTINY
U. S. Indictments Will Bq
Asked if They Indicate
Treason
SYMPHONY CONCERTS
TO EcNHANCE CINEMAS
Artistically Minded Theatre
Manager Will Offer Fine
Music With Filhis
GRAND JURY PROBE ON
Offered Auto for Sale; Arrested
AhUURY PARK. N .T , Sept C Because
they offered n new Ilulck auto, with license
No 71038, Pcnnsvhonla, for hale at $200,
Mirtin .Smith, twemv-three, and Ma Wels
berg, eighteen, of Philadelphia, were pur
sued to freehold by the local police nnd me
being held under $300 ball each to nwalt
aetlon by tho Philadelphia authorities.
After their anvst the prisoners said they
had received the cai from an unknown
negro
OUT TODAY!
Take a tip
from, me"
says
Douglas
Fairbanks
ami jump tight into die middle of a (in ac
tions cenano that geu you speeding over to
the nearest newsman 1. Grab your hat
now andturt beforeit'ttoolate. Pick
offjrourcopy before they're all gone.
They move fast, these dai especially
this new one Just out. Brand new in a
big, flat sue that really gives framing
value to those 8 rich art photographs in
rotogravure (they're luted on our right )
Pick the one you want and speed
up. You can spot the magazine by
the colorful painting of Alice Jojce on
the front entrance. Neysa Moran Mo
Mtin did it and she's America's fore
most cover trust 1
Grab ir, 'now Douglas Fairbanks
worked 48 hours on a camera Interview
to contribute only 4 pages and there are
140 in the book. Mary Pickford spent
a whole day at the studio just to show
you torn new gowns she designed herself.
Get those legs of yours going at t gallop,
and tell the news-man tail him now
H'XllB&HHjH
Just a Few of 100 Treats
JULIAN JOHNSON'S Review of the
Tear-eWockofaUUMSian.
Rotofravur Portraltl-BILLIE BURKE.
alice brady, elsie fergu
son oladys brockwell,
&Ull,aREDER,ck' clar
MARY PICKFORD S New Clothes. Ave
wonderful new creations, printed lo
rotogravure.
MOLLIS KINQS Ideas About Marrlare.
THKDA BARA Transforming: th. Bun
Fields of California Into Bfypt.
A" th latest News and Ooaslp of the
Studio.
ANITA STEWART and her Fiance.
LOIS WEBER, the greatest Woman
director.
Rtmlnlscaacea of MARC McDERMOTT,
Photoajrapha of the Stars whtn thty ware
Babies taken by tho Old Home Town
Photographers
An latarvltw with ALICE JOYCE and her
Baby.
"Tempsramsoul Tlm,"Edward8. O'Reil
ly s great short story of a bad man
a In a western studio.
Ths Motion Plctureln Church snd School
Who'o Married to Who In Filmland.
300 Questions and Answers.
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PHOTOPLAY
FQtfOCTOBER
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Indlctmentn will be nnhed against mem
bers of the Industrial Workers of the
World and others If tho literature seized
at tho headquarters of the organization
In the Parkway Dulldlhft Ih found to be
of a seditious or treasonable character.
1'cderal otllclalR, Including United States
Attorney Francis Klsher Kane, nnd T,
Henry Walnut, his special assistant, along
with agents of the Depa-tment of Justice,
today were closely scrutinizing tho mass
of literature and pamphlets seized.
"If we nnd anything treasonable, In
dictments against the authors and 'also
against the I. W. W. members as dis
tributors will be asked by tho Federal
grand Jury at once," Mr. Walnut said
Mr. Kane, after poring over the data
seized, declined, of course, to say whether
or not anything treasonable had been found.
Frank I, Oarbarlno, special agent of tho
Department of Justice, denied current ru
mors that the I. W W ' had planned
strikes In several large Pennsjlvanla plants
engaged In tho manufacture of munitions
of war
The paraphernalia seized last night In
cluded papers and cards of membership In
the I W. W. organization Many of the
confiscated papers were printed In foreign
languages and tho governmental ngents
hastily Impressed translators Inter service
last night All night long they worked over
the documents nnd It was learned this morn
ing that they had been found to contnln
fieiy denunciations of the Government, vio
lent protests ngalnst the army draft and
numoeness otner treasonable utterances
No prisoners were taken In esterdny's
raid The I. W. W looms In the Parkway
Uulldlng were open this morning, although
denuded of all their papers nnd books
Yesterday nt U 67 .Special Agents Joeph
McUevltt and V A. Hajek, of the Depart
ment of Justice, walked In unceremoniously
Thero were only two men In the ofllces: the
first, (iencros Iliipazos, twent-nlne jenrs
old, B240 Pine street, clerk, bookkeeper and
general ofllc'o man; tho ccond nn IIvkmno
1,i riorn reporter The latter had come In
to Interview dome one connected with the
I W, W. on tho pioposed enrollment of
nil worklngmen.
Rapazos Is a fepanlard. IIo has been in
this country for fceven jears. but has never
expressed any Intention of becoming a nat
urallrcd cltlren He speaks with a foreign
acceni "h.et is not tor us to liberate the
working man. cct Irf for the worklngman
heernself to do Poof! the railroad man
deed not get what ho want with the rail
road, Kct was near election," ho finished,
as the detectives walked In.
McDevItt read the search warrant to the
clerk while Hajek began the seaich It
was demanded that Rapazos open the Im
mense safe standing In Room 508. He
declared he did not know the combination.
Threat was made to blow open the safo If
the combination was not produced In fifteen
minutes
To Decide Election Point
A tnpajers" petition has been nu n
Common Pleas Court No. 1 by P. pierce
Duckley to decide a constitutional point 11s.
to whether tho successor to the lato Judgu
Morris Dallett. of the Orphans' Couit, is te
be elected next November or In lsl8. Tie
petition asks that the County Commission,
ora be enjoined from printing on tho olllclal
ballot the name of any candidate for tho
vacancy caused by Jutlgo Dallctt'a death
By the Photoplay Editor
Music of the highest typo Is dald to be
tho foe of "stratogems and spoils," but It
will have to make up with those Ingredients
of movie melodrama when the plan to add
smphony concert features to New York's
.Strand Theatre programs takes effect nn
September 16 The orchestral fare to be
rurnlshed will be the moct pretentious In
the annals of motlon-plctura houses. The
concerts which wilt prccode the cinema
program will last an hour and will be de
voted to tho best modern nnd classical com
positions. Adrlano Arianl, founder of tho
Symphony Society of Rome nnd a .fiorn
pqser himself of some distinction, will
wield the baton over forty musicians It
Is likely that Italian operatic work will be
featured, since Slgnor Arianl Is well ac
quainted with their province, having for
four years been substitute director tor
Pletro Mnscagnl, composer of tho ever
present "Cavallerla Rustlcana." No na
tionalist lines, however, will be drawn, nnd
Ileethoven, Mozart, Schubert and Wagner
will receive due consideration in these at
tractive musical prologues to film offerings
Manager Kdel, of the Strand, asserts that
the Innovation will cost J3K.000 per an
num The box office scnlo will, however,
remain unchanged. Fifteen, tvventy-flvo und
fifty cents are the standard rates.
Having successfully weathered the tragic
storms of Shakespeare's Juliet, Oulda's
Cigarette and Merlmee's Carmen, Iheda
Unra has dashed nithlessly Into Dumas
The lesult will be a feature exploiting Mar
guerite Unuthler, heroine of ' Camllle " J,
Cordon IMwards directed tho picture
Marian Sirnj ne who used to be leading
Ingenue with tho local Orpheum stock com
pany, under the pllotago of William A
Page, tho famous press ngent and even
more famous cane mnnlpulatoi, will be
starred In n new photoplay from the Kibo
graph studios
Pcliovn Plelures, featuring the former
Pat amount nnd Metro ttnr, havo engaged
tho great Illogrnph studio, In the Ilront.
New York Oeorge Irving, pioducer of
"The Witching Hour" nnd "Jaffrey," nnd
nlco of ' Raffles." a forthcoming celluloid
dramn with John Harrjmore has bcn
selected to dhect the Mist subject.
VTnpi' l'lelff.ir,! ni n f!i,t mf..,. Th., I
sounds like the frantic effusion of a press
agent Hut It Is ll'crnlly tho truth
"AmeilcuR Sweetheart" will assume tint
role ut a benefit to bo given for the French
Emergenc Hospital Fund at a Los ngeles
theatre hhe will Judge tho merits of a
tremendous fistic encounter in which Cliup
1 1 11 and Krlc Campbell, the cjcbiow c
pcrt lake put
More than 800 people wcie cmnloved In
the making of the forthcoming (leraldlne
1'ariar feature for Artcraft This of course.
Is tho Montezuma romance written by
Jennie MacPhcrson and directed by Cecil IJ
peMllle No serious Injuries were re
ported, but there were many minor mishaps
and spectacular falls
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9x12 Seamless Rugs (ah Perfect)
Axmiruler. . $22.50 1 Heavy Velvet $20.00 Tap. Brusse!., $15.00
Axmiiuter . . $27.50 Willon Velvet, $25.00 Tap, Brussels, $17.00
Axminster . . $32.50 1 Wi!ton Velvet, $27.50 1 Tap. Brussels, $19.00
Kensington Carpet Co.
211-13-15-17 Market Street:
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Final Week -
The fioodjeor policy colls for a inmpleto clcarnnce every fK months The
time has now arrived Neither cost nor loss nor tho unheard-of prices now com
manded for rubber will stand In the way of our 27-jcur-old custom
Goodyear Raincoats
Half Price and Less
10 Big Lots for Immediate Clearance
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Lot l Men's
SO 10, $7.30,
It lINCOTS,
Waterproof Kale Pi lee
js no norm 1: ii..
iluainnteed 0 Cfl
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Lot 2 Men's
sin, si;. .10, si.ir.o i'amimi.ki'.s,
ti:i:iis, MATiniPiiooi'H. e 7K
.Snle Pilce . O.O
Lot 3 Men's
si's, sin so, rii it A 1 n i it o o r
IN IM.lis and Rubberized Q 7E
Co its Sale Pi Ice 0.J
Lot Men's
SJO, SJi.-iO, S-17.10 fit I.M.TTlIs,
Imported materials nnd ncwist stjle
nilncoots This lot Includes inanj of
our finest products Sue
Price
c.. 12.50
Lot 5 Women's
SI. SO. S7.10 POPLINS. ATOs,
IlIt rt, In v.ulous ty lye
cilors nnd styles .s lie I'r 10 t I O
Lot 6 Women's
. s.11), SI2.10 ( A S l 1! It n 8,
im:i;ni, hvincovtn and c nn
xt p fferts Sale Price . UiUU
Lot 7 Women's
I.- "!I3 3(I
"(TSj nil
Pi lee
M". .um:.ty ItAlN.
colorn ijalo j e
fjol 8 Women's
k.'o, $3j.ii, ,:-. iu'iim:iuri hii.k
1 oats, In largo vaiicty of stiles nnd
sale I'r'en 1000
Lot 9 Women's & Men's
11 i(i 11-f nt ni: iMPnitrnn ciiam.n.
i.rri.D ti iiiidim: raincoats, in
assortments of uji-to-thc-mlnuto stles
Ihe veiv best that ian be produced
Wen tuln or shine No si A rr
rubber- .snle Price . .. J.'t.iJU
Lot ifl-Boys' & Girls'
SJ-,0 to SI ltIMOTS ....O Jn
Garden Hose
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rood Shortage Grave in lludnpcst
HL'DAPKST, Sept C Proclamations are
being posted throughout Hungary today
warning foreigners that they must leave the
country within ttie next two weeks, on ac
count of tho food shortage, unless the can
glvo convincing reasons for remaining
Hcdl Washington Leads Drafted .Men
PITTSBl'nOH, Sept 6 George 1,
Washington, u descendant of l.awicnce
Wuhhlngton. half-brothel ofhe first Presi
dent of the United States, led the contingent
of drnfted men who left Wllklnsbuig todn,
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Household Uloves
Made of India Red
ituuticr, now. . OCc
Almtif innn ,,., Cii
WieVeir"! "Keds" & Tennis Shoes f.",?rb ,',',':
her (onts and Itoots. lor 'Vleii, lUmcn mid Chlldrea Itubbers.
5 20c grade,
Included
week only
bl.uU 1 c
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this
Ofllcers' Slickers nnd
built Capo Coats at
the lowest prices.
820
Chestnut
St.
"If it's rubber, wc have it."
820
Chestnut
St.
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can be assured of getting
it in every pair of RIVAL
shoes lie buys.
. RIVAL shoes are made on honor
and sold on merit. Theyre smart in
appearance and sound to the core.
They cost less and wear longer.
If better shoes could he made and
sold at moderate prices you would
find them in the new RlOflLstore.
open Saturday
102$ Market Street
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