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FOR SOLDIERS
IS URGED BY BOK
fetls of feammee's Gift pf a
Quarter Toward Y. M.
lt , , ,C. A. Fund
ME&CRtdES GREAT WORK
t )
1 t HAItlUHUl'lUJ. Nov. 1.1.
f Tho spirit of Hie (treat rtrle for the Y. M
cjl j. war iunu 01 l-cnnsi iuiu.i a nuunncu
l.tt T - . - . . ... . .
ww&TP ,Aet n,Kht at Ul i,enlnc ot llie lm,u
-mi, MCBjniiaiffn wnen niniini ih( cimc luhh'
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TUESDAY,
tfOVEMblSK 13, 1917
T
N.
aurr-of the drive, held up the first quarter
ot a dollar contributed toward riillatlcl-
Mi la' share,
if ft.
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i" t'Thls came from tt Hotelier hoy nt Camp
V... r-MeMe." Raid Mr. Holt, who nan the prln-
&$, ' ctpl penker before the 000 bunlntuM nun
VJ fthd women who will conduct the camp iIkh
hive, "Uiten. Hero la whnt he wrote:
J. hear you nrc to be- the main Kuy of
the campaign back homo. We ho don t
want to pagH the buck when It oeime-H to
jiving the kale. Somo of us ran t do
much. I'e pot r mother and three kid
latent, back in Plilllj. 1 live In KennliiK
ton.. I grucsH oti don't know where that Is
I wanted to ,do wimetlilnir. I wend 10
ai month back home inu) haetrt man
wtiyrt jot .jia Inif, k) I rut out the sniokei
Thc.lSgiwed. U what 1 saved
I .hear you did not liavo much tinie for
tKelr. 31. c A. beforo the war. I didn't
c?ies damn either then. Hut 1 eln now
You rjon kujh talk this Y. M ' A . but
yie live ;lt. Boak your rich friends hard
'Don't'use inyininm. 1m too jotintr to
Bet my name n the papers Hut Kome day
I wont l for when 1 &et oer thero and
KO oer tne top, I'm colng to plug a Oer
tr)n or two
Thbj letter-Is tjplcal of the feelltiB of
the oldlcr. , boj," said Sir, Hok. "The
T. SXT ? A. Is the conuet tins link between
hlmtand home. It la Uh liomf, IiIm club, his
recreation' place, "Ills library, hla reading
room, hla writing rooro "
Mr. tiok nlds'that the other dty lie de
sired to leafri tlio feelltiB of the men to
ward the Y M O..A., and rem irked to a.
private. What is nils' Joint lie-re ' ' pointing
to the hut;
'"That n'ln't no hallelujah Joint tint ain't,"
he replied ' I'omc on, fellons weil show
him through " Then thn ooldlcrH took him
Into the building he lnd been Instrumental
In placing In the ramp
The fpeaker tracid the work of the Y M
C A. from the time the green selected mm
leaea his borne until lie getn within foit
ydrds of thn Oermnn lines: denied the
charge that the secretaries some, of wliont
hae given Jftclr lives for tho work nnd
many of whom have been Injured, were
slackers, nnd nnde an earnest pla that
the local aim to raise J52 000 for the
Y, M. C. A. and the Y W C A. work be
raised to a minimum of $75 000.
ituAui.Mi, i-n .ov u ,i tne open
ing or the Young Men' C'hllstltn Associa
tion war fund campaign here it was
announced that JI.' 000 more than the $15.
000 stipulated 1 IMward link, of I'hiladi-I-phla.
last wetk to rover his gift of jr.OOO
had been raised Mr link's on' condition
waa that the JIB 000 would linve to be
raled by the iflienlng of the i ainpalgn Tho
$90,0,00 total probably will bo oversub
scribed, as the countrj dlstrir's have alrcad)
pledged themselves to exreul their share,
$22,000. Manv lorpoiatlotia have uported
Elftsin four figures
92-YEAR-OLD HELPER
Mrs. Mitr-y M. UunvAoody, of
Mnncrcli, Dclawurc County,
vcij;htcd by almost a century of
years, has pledfrcd herself to work
one hour each week for the benefit
of soldiers. She bus registered
throuRli Mrs. Henry V. (Jummcrc
in tho enrollment organized by tho
Pennsylvania Committee of Public
Safety nnd is probably tho oldest
woman In the United States so enlisted.
SOLDIERS
ALIENS MUST WATCH'
STEP IN NEW YORK
Court Sanctions
Search for Fraud
f'ontlnuril from I'uiee (Ine
Taxes, nt Treasurer and Iteglstir of Wills
follows-
m:ci:ivrit or tvm:m
Wardi
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yfiDow or
PIONEER IS UK VI)
Fivrf, Sons and Two Dautfhteis Mourn
'Late Atlantic City Resident
ATIVNTK" CITY Nov 11 rive sons
threej of whom are prosperous hotflmen and
two daughters survive Mrs riirlstlne .Ms
ers, yldow of rjcorge Mjtrs a pioneer risl
denchf the risort, who dlnl list nlglit at
her fjome In Chelsea Slu- i.une to Atl-tntlu
CityS'ln 1S70 when tlie now fitnous citv of
pleasure still was In the ill-igo rlus "VIe
Investment In rMl estate, whlLli doubled
" and'itrebled In value, gave the fainlK its
start; ,
Th!e sons of the detcased are Cllnrle, Jtj
ers. )wner of tho Hold Breakers, Dinitl
Vf. and Jacob Mjers, part owners of the
Hotel Chelsea, (leort,o and Fred Jljers
The daughters of Mrs ..Apno Muellir, of
MerMen. Conn, nnd Mrs 1 I) Thompson,
wlfeof Clt Corgmlosiniier Thompson, presl
dentjof the Hotel Chilsea Comiany
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jIaNY BALK. AT JUKV DUTY
'Nino Fail to Answer Rollcall All Are
in Military Service
VoonnurtY, x .r vov. 13 t the
opening of rourt jterdaj Judge r.ir
row 'found a long llt of Jurors who nsKnl
to bo. excused He s.itr ha believed It might
be a Imnl.shlp to many to tmc In these
busjt times, but It might also hold up the
workings of tht couit The net term will
be in Mav. and without Jurors some cases
might have to go over to then Pl, nwMIv
fanners. were allowed to go, but must be In
readiness for a summons nt nnv i,.,a
roll-.call there were nine- absentees, hut
It was found that all wero in war s-rv
TBe court started without a county cletk
Clerk I.afferty's tlmo explreil esterday. and
Because the board of canvassers for the
J?.?6!11 ?1'.t.1"" " not meet until noon,
Oliver J. West, the niw official, rouM not
be mv'orn In until this afternoon The Court
skqfl if there wero nny objections to his
appointing a temporary clerk, nnd hentlng
non appointed former Clerk Lafterty.
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tPET DOGS'
ls Get 50 Cents for Shinbone and
" K-. f.. r-l I rt-.r
NEW YOItK. Nov 13 Pet dogs U
ufflfr at several hotels where tho price of
dog J. food has been lalsed to equal that
Charged for guests.
Sain bones will now- cost fifty cents each
and 1 chopped meat has advanced from
twenty cents n pound to fvent-fia cents
T .
iPlunges Down Shaft to Death
SHAMOKIN. Pa.. Nov. 1.1. Kallinir tin
feetdovvn the Philadelphia and Heading
Hfa.wdnJ.?"l, C?"'l"ln' "ear Valley shaft,
Btarlley Robel, eighteen ears old, u driver
boyjvaa killed. He arid some men wire
&'iXf,'ii 2l?d .'i 1th8 to." ?r tlle m"' hen
he test lila foothold nnd plunged downward
1'ollic of varjuus dlitrkts urrt onlered
out this morning to canvass the registration
lists In nine w irds. eight of vvhkti are po.
.ltlPallj known u Penrose McMclml strong
holds 'ltnj an tho rirst, Third, Mth.
IJighth, Tenth, Klghteenth, TKent-foiirili,
Twnitj-llfth and Twenty-seventh Wards
Diroitor Wilson his orderul this In tuni
pllanio with .1 rifpiest from tho Van-ioi-trollid
Hoird of Keglstr.ition Coiiimlsstun
ers.
GET NEW SIGNAL CORPS RANK
Eipht Philadclphians Amonp; Those Ke
eeivinp; Commissions
II.HTWOmn, Trim , Nov 1.1 - i:iKht
Pitinsjlv minus were among tho rnndid.itis
to ie five ioinmhsoiiH In tie signal otll, us
rtseivt corps nt Camp W.irdin .Mil.em i,s
.innoiimed hero bj a lunrd of sImi.iI mrp
otlUers sent fium Washington I'ollowlng
aio tlmsii leLOiving rmnissloiis
l'Irst Iliutenants- ileorgo Ilurlburt
St Klino. Teim : Cabrkl II J Dmal
Wlnston-silem. X c . IMvvanl 1. 1;
P.oberts, Annlhtnn Ala . .taints W ltstr
Illriningli tm. Ala Tliun is UnnaiiUon.
It.1It.lgl1, " c : Matt M In les Viii.i,,ki,
Pa ; Hi-nrj Mollis Itogers, Mdnplils, Tenn
Krank II Ills the, Philadelphia ; liinrv T
Hose, Hrtinsvvltk. (It , Arthui li (label,
I-amaster, Pa : Jeffeitou II Hi own. At
lanta: Hubert O. Hobln-on. Pittsburgh
he tend lleilUnants Andrew P Monroe
Philadelphia: Hoscne J M nee- tlanta
Cljde A. lljrd, Arcadia, Pla.; James II'
carpenter. Piankford, Pa , t.,,j.m,m
Tv""",.', -T- ''""'elphui. William W
VV001I. lllrmlnKliam, Henrj Daniels, puts.
NEW II 'I A (, lsr MINOI'TO
Indications Now Point to Acius-cri
Count lieinrr .in ustnan
t IIP e,l) ,n I , - , i , m, it m o
bo Intriiiliiieil bv Inspector c II I'.ml, of
tlio local lir.inih of tho Iminlgriitlon lltircnu,
who his been 1 undue ting the hoi! Ing III t tit
cisi of Count Jamrs .Mlnotto, tliaigul with
pro-tiermnn in-tlvitlis 'I lip luvtstl). itinn
will be 1 e ope md nest 'IliurMliij
Aiooiellng to Mr Piul, tVldctiLP eollected
bv lieutenant Cominander Spenes r I. ddv of
thn Xtvv Yon. Naval liitellUi-ni 1 Hint- 111
and epnrt 011 the-T iitunle spv svM.m will
lie liitriieluiiel I eileral authorities tK,, M)
slid to be invi'srlg iting 11 irpmt that
Mliiotto Is .in util.iii siibjci I lit s.m
he Is an Itall in
Profossors Nanii'd for St.ilp Survej
IIAHHIMH Hi J Nov 13 lit- 1'r.elerPK
l.lueiifHlu. 1 nlverdltv of Pi niisvlvanla and
Pi of Hoswtll II Johnson, lnlverliv rf
Plttsbuigli hivi been n imcd "is miinbnis
of thei .state lnpograplite il anil fj, ,,,( i
Survey.
Incendiarism Costs Hani
Por-TSTiiWN Pa . Vov 11- WIi.it Is be.
ll-vtil to liivo bun an luti lull ir.v tiro
ilestroviel tho bit 11 nf Mlrh.it 1 'I ikico. i
Sesttrdt
Menace of Enemy Activities
Houses Authorities to Take
Drastic Action
Ni:V YOllK, Xov 13.
Xcvv York authorities today took drastic
uteps to check tho enemy alien menace
which In iidmlttedlv alarming, especially
aleing tho water fiont
The bomb wiiiiul was trcbltd nnd the bu
reau of combustlbleM Is lo-opcrating by
exercising moro care In issuing permits to
move and handle tiploslvcs
The checking of a list of SiT.'on Herman
applicants to enter the barred zone ulso was
begun today. It is believed that at least
ent)0 of these have ejjmmlttcd perjury nnd,
If rio. they will be arrested and Interned
Investigation also shows that TOO Aus
trltns are cmploveel as captains on light
ers operating nround New York Some
of these are- known to have been active in
water-front labor troubles of recent date
and nlso are under Piderat Investigation.
MEDALS AWARDED BY CITY
FOR FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
Five Are Given to Various Persons as
Rewards for Mechanical
Ingenuity
A device vvhieli enable-s millers to make a
good grade of Hour at comparatively snnll
enst tilitl wlile.ll 1 known lis the Midget '
Maivel flour mill won tin avvaiel of a John
hieiU Legacy Medtl anil Premium for Al
fred Hlslivvorth Tattersalh of London. Kng
land The award which wis nnnouncd to
day was mndi. by the tlty of Philadelphia
on rtcointne'iiditlon eif tho Kr.uiMln Instl
tutr Similar awards were 111 id to Max 1'lrli h 1
sJeliejop of Zuikh. Svvlterlitlid for the.
Cll '.... .m.r.1 u.i. I.lrt tl.lli IIK. f,. Ilin.x.ia I
'MIUI(I KIT 11. ri'lf.J','. I,.'V-T l, I iiviniin
MtCall, of jsoutli Akron O for the ele
velopnient of the Keioven automatic tjpe
writer and to John M Pllllngs of Hamil
ton, o for Improvement. In the typewriter
'I ho rrmkllii Institute avvnreled tho 1M
w irel I.ongsttetli JleiHI of Merit to the
Heioveii, Owens, Hentsrhler Compenv of
Hamilton. O , for the development of In
genlous methods used In tho mnnuf lcturo
f tho typewriter mentioned
LOYALTY ISSUE RAISED,
IN ELECTION AT NEWARK
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Socialist Candidate Promises Peace,
Public Ownership and Eatables
ut Cost
NHWAHhT. X. J, Noy. 13 Hencdlct
Prleth, under indictment for treasonable
utterances In his newspaper. Is one ot the
tandldates In todaj's election to name live
City ("bmmlseloncrg here. Jlls opponents
declare he has raised the loaltj Issue. The
demand his defent as a pro-dermnn
Sovnt-nlnn tandldates are out for the
live tommlsslonershlps in the field are
fort)-llve Hepuhllo-ips tvventv-flve tienui
trats, live Socialists and four Independents.
.Mayor Hnvmond, falling to get the He
publkan Indorsement Is running lis an In
dependent He ehaiges the Hepubllcaus
nnd Democrats will deliver the city govern
ment to the corporations Socialist candi
dates promise peaie, public ownership and
food nt cost
CONGRESSMEN FACE SHELLS
Return to Paris After Dodging Ex
plosives Nenr Vimy Ridge
I'AIUH, Nov 13 After visiting tho vari
ous fronts American Congressmen have) re
turned to Paris. whn. .rrr
pn tho British front, tteyf
fire. They saw n w.i,.Ji:?l Unur 1
positions on the French TfronL ' Qtt2
On the. American front ,?
wero guestM of officers of the ..i1,rt,Wi l n
chatted w'th American. .J?.-'.nM J
from the .trenches,
African, ,vhr,ra7
''nrneel
Wild Turkey Hunt lo Open Thursda
JfAUHIIHt'Iiri. Neiv 17 -Tho wild
turkey season will open Thursday nnd
tun until the last eliv of thei month 'I ne
law allows one turkev In the se-nson and
the State Came Commission hns btcn In
fnrmeel thero aro manv of the birds In the
Stnte especially In vklnltv of game pre
serves Success Is reported to Inve at
tended the propagation of the turke.vs
kpsESAl bloomlna,
Hyacinths,
tulips,
PIFfODllJ,
CROCUS etc.
Flowerpots
ALL SIZES.
MI CjfiiiLS house,
516 MARKET ST PHiLAD'A-
! PHONE RESERVATION CLERK, SPRUCE 5800
"ffufo'dinutm.fixnnKuiJ'
Hotel Colonnade
CHESTNUT AT 15 STREET
Celtman'
Ctltbrattd
New York
Orchestra
You will find the
COLONNADE'S
CRYSTAL, BENCH AND
GRILL ROOMS
delightful places in which
to give a Luncheon,
Dinner or Supper Party
today, or any other day!
EJ. Brown'
Goffer
Orcnettlra
From the
Adirondack!
UtfHeskttWr
$x
Niuth Covcntr, Chester Countv.
t lining n loss of $ 00ei
rile seasons Hops, sevei.il lmndrei
t-iuuivi us nun out lie in i iveie nui It'll Jnieei
lioiscs and nine cows wero s, ive.il.
Hiellav
IIAUKI.SUl lie; Nov r, - liovrrneir
iwuiiuriuKii s niiice, lias appointed I w.
Iiltll.iv- as slieiiff of e-olumbl t Cenintv He
fills a vac.inij iius.nl b death .md m.is,
eleitid slinirf last week JIi Hldlav was
nil- iioiiiiiiH' in ,ui parties e' tpt tnt s.0(jlti.
it
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It Pay to BByTrom
the N. Y. Light Co.
1 49 ;? 49
:. 9th j N. 9th
$4.48
ffctrf for a limited time only
als attractive 4.1lirht ! .. '
In. flemish balid; In gas or electric.
Worth
Si Q.00
M.or KUrtrlo t.mpi, n qq up
EerawpMI t60O
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YsMit Lifkt Smilv C-
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Held Up on White Horse Pike
HAHHINGTON N J. Vox l.i John
Sutton, of UVst High' street. Hud, on
Heights, was held up by two negro high
w. iv men knocked partly unconscious und
robbed of his vvrttih .mil 10 whllo walk
ng .iking the Whlto Hor.so pike, here with
his wlfo on their wav home Mir Sutto
Ji,Sn'i't,i!Jt,.ack.edVa,n'1 "f,er "" "-cape of
the assailants she helped her husband home
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Models and Proper
$18 to $50
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B Blank Hooks, Hinders, Loose Bg
B Leave?, etc., hhould be or- I F -e
B di.red now- for the new year. IFrsri g
' M1.?1 i'urchase.l at JIann's ifesssaS
B will be thoiout'hly seasoned , ig1
and well made in every par- I E S
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trndrmatl., ' Illj Master's Voice." It ii on all genuine
products cf the Victor Talking Machine Company.
Mischa Elman
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Academy of Music
November 16, 17
"M
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matter of knowing where
to buy your Clothes
Overcoats $18 to $75
Jacob Reed's Sons
1424-1426 CHESTNUT STREET
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To hear Mischa Elman is a privilege and an opportunity
which every music-lover will want to embrace. It presents
the unique opportunity of a direct personal observation of his
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particularly careful to observe the individual characteristics
that so plainly identify his renditions.
Then go to any Victor dealer's and hear the Victor Records
by Elman. You will be instantly convinced that. on the
Victrola his art and personality are brought to you with
unerring truth.
It is this absolute fidelity that emphasizes the supremacy of
the Victrola, so firmly established on a basis of great things
actually accomplished; a. supremacy readily recognized and"
acknowledged by the world's greatest artists who make records '
exclusively for the Victor.
There arc Victors and Victrolas in great variety of styles from $10 to $400.
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