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I PROPAGANDA
7WW My fettf Amerlea nWfor. lb
uvrmany Know tnsi iny nr dck oi
ths President to a man and that tliflr
nopfl and sympathies ato nil fur the
came oMIberallnm In Germany.
Directly under Hits matter, neparaled
only by n small liendllne, "Iltinil at til
BRITON ASKS WAR
ADVOCATES NIGHT BOMBERS
A in nr it o i a nno omccr Sa'8 u-a Flect c0 pla"a
AID OF U. S MBOR Would Soon Knd War
"OtfTO BERLIN," GOAL
OF NEW JERSEY GIRL
!Found on Prisoner 8t" r.'fils:1
Ni:V YultIC, Jan. II. -"There wouM i
tti ( 1 IT.. T ... 'If t I .... yf i imi I.a mifl1 Inf f il.ii fnr' If f lirt I T?..l 1 .. m..l.. XT.r.. TT.a
Xfeantviii ih ,,.-.. .7. i,j i 5 luuu-u it or-vicioiv ,u is h- "" ' "" "' ""' " " " '" incuy ireuion muiou nwjjua
i How Soldiers' Spirits iKfiWKftJSSl snRC Scnt to Worken by -tahEririrriu'S;! to Follow Amy Into Cap-
4Are UOOStea tuiional rights. All patriotic Amerlrutm U. IN. baiTlCS 'over tlio enemy linen, nconnllne 14 tli
','-J tnuat be alarmed that, with the country . ' .1 .. 1 1 i.it rinf.1.-.
! - .. ,..,,.. . l 1.1- ... 1 Hfl9t.l IIVII . JKSUHIIrtln "WIVMV. ........
EASING llATE HYMNS tho tk' by mobs, arc mnsiiacrc'd l.o
FV . . 'causa they work for a llvlnc. are beaten
. ...... rt-.r.i:utcii
ital of Kniser
Ifftlll th. l.tif nf lrtl
'ji.l.j..ll.. t.t....i:ii. in I for crime la nu'lll-f. until the rlrht In
( v... it o Q,,,...... travel, to work and to vote Is free. Amer-1
i rom u. J. sources t ,. -,n,r. .u.,. ., ,rnr,
inneil Prom Airnlancs or (ho blersln? of Almlchtv cJod.
i , . "Why doem't Mr. Wilson mako the
1 .. L'tllted Slates n Rufu tilm-A fni ilfttmrrfiev
J' By HENRI BAZIN before he undertakes the tok of 'liberal-1
indent J.lfnlnO Jhi&lfc; J.etlfr ". wnnmnyj
Auifrfroi .trmi I franc. There arc other nrtlcles BlnlltiB that ,
THM AMKRICAN AllMY INTIIK.'"" tonA Khortaue In KiiRlaml In "ills-
D. Dec. 1. i"rrB(iiK, nnu mai "iioiispwivci iir
.4.,. . , .. ....,.,. .on. "" 1 ." tor puppiien,- linn, u"-
AUOUK Ittlteil llWlil i. llil.H vl'- HAni..L.n '..... ......... Ku .ommntl
..-. J . . . .1f.1n.. ll. ' .......v- It.-lltllllll. .!.- "
ieiiiiy iiiiiuc i .cm 1 . !'
within the Merman
1 and alKnldrant inn
of almllar nature
annies. ilintii.ii m. in fi.n nrirh. i.intulu. fp.it-
aervlce not only attempts I"-' Ins to emerco Into the'Htas, .iIIIihukIi It
m to llochn eoldlera a to Hie by lli'tlon ami tradition suppoFed to
rulo the wmni." anil In another par.i
biapli Meak in comment upon l.'-boal
inurderlnRS of tht "apeecli of tho cllb
anil totally uiirellahln Winston Churchill
GUlllnR tho Hilt lull public. "
1li ilntn nf tli. fiti.t- it Vii-Mnhpr T.
nnil It ban 11 lubber tttamp "Paris'" on
alin of thla "Aufklarunc" Ineluderf top corner first paKe. I have tiirnetl t
in. t 0,1. ...riK.i. .nntt.r "ipnf. I o er to the liitcll Iccnoo (.ectlou a . nieri.
!lyto make them Knbscrlbe 1 tho ran hcadtiunrterH. with deK'rlptlon ni to
There is an outline 01 organization
HELP NEEDED AT ONCE,llin'1 oC tho nrmy Bvlnllon enBlncers'
lilMnlon, beforo the convention of tho
' u...uit nf Aiilrintr.liUn 1-?nc!tiperM. There
BulIiHntr Of Ships nnd EqulppiiiB of I . . of n,rluIICI1 t,,0 Amerl.
can army In Kurope, he said, obfervlnu
machines, combat jmuhlnen, pursuit
Armies Ksscntint to Allicil
Succcsk
lly KD L. KEEN
I.ONUO.V. Jan. II
I'h IpteiextM tf Die wtirkiiH-u
America, ns well na of KnKlaud,
planes nnd day nnil nlRht bomblnc ma
1 chlnen.
I "Tho nlKht bombers 1110 by far the
. I most ffentlve," ho B.1I1I. "They fly every
of 1 clfnr night, ranuot lo roadlly pern nnd
ire ' can drop (lares and carry from a ton to
A.
bound up In beatlnic tho Uetntnn army
It cannot be done except b wlHInK
co-opetntlon of men In tho workshop
ii.ins.a tli '"iierican t.overnnieni nas cominriii- co-oeiaiioii 01 men in in' won.snojn
" ".". ,, ' deeretl co..l," that the IMioat l havlnc ' wlt.i tho men In the Ileitis.
,"r"l"r llM-renMiiif hU ni.tst . tu.liatic up-
exists In the !,r,l .v,'r.'.:,,:,V".," .lr1i,.,"1, , Ae" f Piovnl of 1'ie.l.lent Wllson'8 otullt.e of
orlid Mates that "tho KiikIIkIi fleet Is , , u, h, ,. v t,a,
ton nnd a half of hlKh explosives.
Thev nro very destructive."
( !. V. Ketlerliiff. nf Dayton. O
elected prfFltHut of the Kclety.
TAX COMil'X'TOK STIKREI)
(A plttttoirapll of Alias lHel.lll
Johntion nppears on the bnrk pace.)
ATLANTIC CITV, Jan. 11. IteJolcln'S
In tho fact that her tleslro to be of
Mrvlco to t'nclo Kam has been Krantcd,
.MIkh Kvelyn A, Johnson, a member of A
prominent N'cw Jersey fitmlly residing
In Toms Itlver, Is on her wny to r!amp
LoKuti, nt Houston, Tc.v., for nctlve war
hoipllnl duty.
JIIkh Johiipon, who Is it j;inilii.itii of
thn liiirses' tiallilliR ft'hool of Mercer
Hospital, Trenton, confided to envious
fl lends who saw her off at the station
hero that sbo eipects ultimately to "ar
was ' rlv Hern,,
"If our boys call 'net there and I
know they will I tlon't i-ee why our KlrNnr,n!4,
with them," the, Intrepid Jersey B-rl
aald. "I want to get aa close to tho
firing line Just ns soon as I can, and If
t do not follow tho boys over the top 1
am Rolng to do my utmost to ptny very
close to them until they reach the goal
which will spell peace."
Mls Johnson nan a very nttractlxo
personality to back up her desire to see
leal v.ar sertlce.
NO STRII'ES FOR DRAFTEE
FightliiR Men Only to Be Drawn
From Thcso Registrants
AVASIIINOTON. Jan. 11. Draftees
placed In Class 1 of the selective serv
ice will not bo Riven commissions In the
non-combatant nrnm of tho .service under
a resolution adopted by tho War Coun
cil uml approved hero by Secretary
llaker. It l Uc announced purposo
of tho War Department to draw flRhtlnu
men from this class of registrants un
less there Is a substantial reason for ex
ception In Individual cases duo to spe
clal qualifications of tho men Involved,
Further expansion of the commis
sioned personnel of tho non-combatants
tirawuiR iroiu
will bo made by
1II.VUUliltl--l . .. . ...t .
should not ko Into thn Kaiser's capital I men In tho ueicrrcu classes win.ro UUI.K
men nro nceucu.
M. P. member of tho lliltlsh War ib- "pay,
NEARING ASKS WILSON
TO OUS M'CARTHY
Pacifist Leader Says Marshal
Threatens Him With "Hemp
Picnic"
NKW YOltK". Jan. 11. Atroidlfig to
his own statement, .Scott NearinR, who
has been dismissed from tho faculties
of two universities, ono of thci-o the
University of Pennsylvania, for his
radical .views, nnd now is chairman of
tho Peoplo-s Council of America, has
called upon President Wilson nnd At
torney flenernl Gregory to remove from
ofllco Thomas D. McCarthy. United
States Marshal for the Southern District
of New York.
.Veering fays McCarthy has mudo to
1 1 thy attended A meettnr if 'the
Council on Tuesday night, at which. tr
expressed most freely his opinion; of.
eaiinfi unw ..w.- , .
. "I am goin-s to put It to you BttaUh&yl
"You nro Just tha kind of bird 1 want,'jj
IO RCI. 11 ' " J"u 1 Wl,
send you so far J'oU will be a lon!J
Hmn cettlng back. One thine mores if '4
this war larts much longer there mv 3
bo hemp picnics In Central Park on, fl
Sunday mornings for Just such. as von. 4
People won't stand for your veiled di. 51
loyally. .They will lake you out u,i
hang you to tho handiest tree. It wV'
1.. n. th nu un officer of thn la.. . ' t
nrevent that, If I can. But I don't !
mind telling you If I were not an of.
fleer of tho law, aworn to prevent dl..
order. 1 would ptand on the fringe of the
crowd and clap tny hands."
T11 a letter to McCarthy announcing
the action ho had taken, Nearlng said.
"I take It that you, a representative
of tho Department of Justice, are the
llrst citizen of New York to 6ugge8t
publicly and specifically a resort to mob
violence. In the present ttate of the'
..j 1.. it,., tirnss statements iinjioi;- ,
nun ,.!.... ..f tin. inn-. ' t.iilillr mind such a suggestion ! Iiv-.t.. '1
atlve of over 1 v " .,..',, ,..uU t 0(.rt violation of tho i.t Wl
iy 01 mill' w""-".'- -- ". -j
particularly
kof the war from tho point nf view
Sly embraced In German prupa
,' but outlines the iterlls of defeat
ilma to stiffen tho dciilre to win
.Well n to .virtually compel the
? men, to contlnuo enduring hard-
Inet. sent this word to the American
wot kinsmen todaj
"ThU je.ir will be the tcslliiK llniu for
tin' tighten! for freedom," II, 11 ins tie
clared. "(ieimany'M I'-bnals Mill make
their la.lt ureal tfioft before America
Kels III. (I'eiiiKiny'H nrtules may atluck 1
111 Sue You,"
Delinquents
Ho Tells I
iiffn
hmmm MWIIIIBIi'lBE" ' iffllWIi illlllHIIKBHIIIMllir llllJ'lllllllirailllllBIW'BIWBni'HI
WANAMAKER & BROWN
Manna
i!iiiiui:iiiiiiiiiii
gbiiiiMiiiiciiiitiiiiiiiiiiinxiiiiHiiiiUiiiiiiiiaiiiniifiiiiiniM
llililll!lill!Cilnniiiuiiguiiiiu:iiiiiiiii,nii:iiuiiiai:iui:uiiniuiUi!rau'jiHiii
mi
whero I found it.
c running sequentially down from
at lieauquaricru in scam to juiiu
th more Intensive orgaiilzatfuiis.
r. headquirters, divisions nad lesser
. of troops.
tllable men" are chosen from each
ny to carry on tho propaganda.
JntJer the head "Private Instructions
,th following.
W'Eetlmato tho state of mind of the
lerior so as to be able tn combat It.
S'.'Make It evident that tho mllitarj- In-
teat stands- first of all.'
Kj'Make the future ,nf submarine wai-
aiana out,
VfOinoc persuaue nut convince.
"Strengthen the desire to win aim
willingness to near everything.
JtJnder the topic "Subjects of a Few
itures' are the rouowing cryptic ii'tin-
v
gangland."
yThe Belgian mentality"
rwhy does the war last so long '
aJ'Heassurlng men as to the ledemptlim
l.fe.1. mArlt.t -:ilii. ,tf tlin lnuti "
2dontlnulng of propaganda work diti-
f'recreatlvo cutertalninents."
ffAlong other lines there 1 4 evidence that
nany ttlll nourishes the Hymn of
STI.Ml'I.f.S OF WILSON HPUWtl
U. S. FOILS CONSPIRACY
OF GERMAN AGENTS
! Evidence on Aliens Pointed to (
Reorganization of Sabotago
Plans
I WASIIIN'STON. Jnn. It. - Unverii-
ment ngenLi havo illsootcicii a tonictttu
movement to reorganUj iJcrin.in sabot- '
ago and antiwar propaganda In this
country In tho arrest of ti score 01 ,
more of aliens.
Th. movement was broken till and 1
enfiuy activities now are lirllircd tn be m-n In tlm fit Id- -and thi
toiillned to sporadic cases tarried on latter will have, utter nil
largely by pro-t.erman sympathizer
without guidance from 11 central head-iniarlets.
This was illsclosea neio uy novern-
ICI'I.P.MiiNT. Pa.. Jan. 11 Tax Col
lector Joseph Zubey la going ti collect
tin. iits Iiitc If he loves ttery frlentl.
He has Issued tho following terse but I M
fil-r-iftll tint I. .- '
'lli...,. In In, .In til. Ill l?n.flflO Kt lit tllll. I 5?
the Fiemli. tho lltlllsh or the Italians I t.itiilltig for mill In laxes mid nobody 'B
Id iti-i.'it fiifn ti ttliln tttn iav( I ti !.-. i.e- t ....mil in ii-ntit tit lifit 'I'lite hiii1t(T ti 1 ?
11 niiut 4"i " t,iiiiii urn ii' ai 1111 ' ' 1 rr' ill 1 ' nuui, i" i ', - "! utipni
four months. 1 wbool and poor tlltrlrt olllclals lire
,,.,., , ,' , , .tailing for money. I'm no bank uml 1
' ffoctlte Ameilcan help must then ,,., n,.t the money. 1 now give nollco
bf tu tint Held. 1 hopo t.'teiy one tn the I ti delliniuentK to pay up at onco nr I'll
working ranks In the I'nlted States will I suit tverv last one nf yon. You elected
wo that, mi far us I.-s 111 his linwcr. tro 1!,5 cola-dor and I'm going to collect
hn TV lit rontrlbllto to tliitl bfln lietha I them.
thern In time.
' I speak as olio vvhit has hoi1!! 111 the
Lulmi -Socialist inovcment on this side
of tlm Kutrr ftf thirty ears. Jlv sym
pathies un ail villi the working folk.
I am one of them m syinpathv , with
their ilaini for the fuller life, but
know that cver thing Just now mu'-t
bo subordinated tn winning the wai.
1 ;
lthe Allies that it inny not be for
ten In tho slightest degree that tlm
nans are still the same as tu 1871.
the Kamo also who perpetrated tho
tiles horrors their record shows In
da war of devastation, violation and
asstnatlon. Tho song leads as fol-
ewsr
HYMN OF HOmtOItK
ons of fiennany. to arms' Forward!
lAfJE This Is the hour of Joy and glory!
n artillerymen of ours, the mighty can-
F& non your Invulnerable brother. Is
K,"J calling you: was ho not made to
ity& renew the world?
M. ruirineil 01 uum, sec: uu jitr inr
'Xtr conquering force, even unto death
HJ! let there bo nothing to restrain
you.
herover you turn you enter, wherever
R, you enter la Germany.
L, horsemen of ours, spur, rear, sweep
Kill atl ... k.r...L .. A..,,H unl.
S'ifl- of your horso Is like winged vlc
ft; torj". That timid flesh you tram-k-tSf
pie under foot Is. made to .fatten
-.-.5 k. n.1..n . 1. n ul.i.1, .... .,A.. .....
yt, tiiv iiciun uiai niiuii tnz juuin ivim
ment otliclals. who declined, however, to
give all (he details surrounding a Ftrlrs
eldea. Upon a German private tap- of measures teceiuiy lauen to itievem
d In the Italian drive was a brand-' the rebuilding or 11 uniueu enem) epj
edition. Copies aro being hent to system. It Is known mat anoui tinny
tiermans anu a tew i-c.ttHiniuvian nir
been n nested mi su'idclun of complicity
In tho new plot. Tho Germans havo
been Interned amf tint Scandinavians
cut out nf the (tiunti. Soinl- Amerl-can-
'in- under siu-plciuii and ate being
clo.Hly ivatthed.
Liquor Sales to He Itestritlcd
IIIIVKP.LY, N. J, .Inn 11 -A jail
teiin and a heavy line avv.nl any person
who nidi. 11 "jig-llstml" Iti'V-eily toper tn
tliieneli his thlist untler Hie teruv of on
orilliiaiii-ii prtsentcil tn tin- il'i" ennum-- '
Inn. Tne 'jag-ll'.l ' I. creulctl by the
Mayor fiom names sninillnl bv tin- chief
of police. The oldlnm imivldes 11
lino lino or a n'netv-d.iv Jail term in
IkiIIi 111 11 peunltv for giving. Helling m-
"1 hopn President Wilson's i-ptccli will del'veriiig liquor m u person of Iritetn
stlinulatn the innn In the woikMinpg to peratn habits. ' i
do their part b working duilng tin '
next few months with nil their input
and nil their strength, sn that mili
tarism may be tlethtoncd. it tanm'
be done except by willing to-opcr.iimn
of the inin In tlm workshops Willi I'n
mil this nlthoiigli Uu
to C.itl v Hi.
hi.'tvlest pint of the burden
"The viiliU' nf Prisldtni Wilsrn"
,bpeech lies lu the fact that It n
nfllrniH tho common uIiiih of tho demo
cratic party of the 1 nltcd States with
their alliilS nil tills Side i-'f the Willi".
making iiiiiiiniiii cause with 1'n-niiii
l.lod tleolge's slalemunl
"Itegarillng llusla, It cpn .-"' .:,
the vvliole tho lnlinl, not nnl.v nf A1111-11-ca.
but of Ilrltniii. The people nf tin
couutiy have nothing but the nmsi Mini
ly feelings fot the llusslau li.nplo. II
Is our wish, as well as I'lisliltin Wil
sin's, thai older will cmne nut of tN.
Ing chaos as t,iiecdll as pnsibl. , ...
that the KukkI.hi people in.i;. enjoy t-i
derly denim ratlc iu!c
BARGAINS IN
Men's Shoes
VTTi:MI'TS to ttiM.Ml.wii'ATi:
.... 11 . ...,t - 1 1,. ti.. er.im,i in ' It. is our wis 11. as wen as 11 -, mat tee
..?.',.!i"r..V.,i',Jt,rJn.UWt... Piovlnces of Hussla should 'no.
I bt-enmn tho appanage nf Piussiau 11. Ill
I tarlsm.
"II Is our wish, ns well 11s hl that 111
tho future demociaey should be carried
' In tho light of day, so that every pii.iili
, will know to what thej are being com
mitted. "It ! nur W'Uh, as well as hlti, thai
Indicated Hiatal few leaderf. whose Iden
tity has not been disclosed, but who are
(believed to be neutral subjects', tiled to
jcommunlcato with a number of agitators.
1 located mainly In eastern seaports, In
.Industrial centtrs and In the exlrcmo
I West, to develop co-opeiatlon among
, them.
I s.iuutuRi! was to nt ctmtiucieu sj.i-. ,,, .,.. i n, c,i, n.-o iiiid.r tt-rmi.
lematlcally and piopaganda fos peace , Minll,nK ull t.Xch-ingc of goods to mu
or dissemination of pesfclmlstlo war ie. tuA dvant0Kt lllu, thnt coinpuIsnr
porta was to be stimulated under dlrec-, mm,irv. mrvlco be no longer a Might
tioii of a it-cognized head. ' civilization.
Hundrtds nf self-appointed spies are'
now believed to bo at woik In the Jihlli'l. in .i.i. .N.niu.Ns
iuui nuiia. ........ .. .
. ofGermany. to arms! the. creal United States, but olllclals disclaim that
. hour has come; they woiry much ubout them. Many are
aoes not cnti. it passes ami cnanges !, to be members of tho Industrial
ftorsiiVe-orlainH? --"' '??!
IlrtVO Ut'tH iouiiu lu till 1 1'win 11 ivur
rtcatlons. drawlngM of alrplunn or truck
lories to thft t laver. See tlieti liow
Vftll fan cathitr inL'tiiPf lllinii flm
sT hrrniif nt vnnr ehitoiI tVitlmrlfiiu!
M'.. the life of the world!
lOP NOT TO EFKEUMNATff PITY
:Jj. FOR WOMKN AN 1 f'HILDItKN
sr 1. 11.1 1 tin nvj.n ur i ur v.i-
QUISKFD WAS AI'TlCltWAIlD
VICTOIt. WHAT IS VICTOItY
WORTH IFTOMoItKOW CO.MKS
RKVKNOKT. WHAT FATHUU
WOULD YOU 1IK IF YOU
l-CILI.UD YOUlt KXIIJIV AND
LEFT ALIVK HIS SON?
of Germany, to arms: Forward!
wnute. wnatter. overthrow, rierce
jf
--- a
$4J50jo -3.151
$6.00 Shoes J 1
"" r
m
"In bliort, it is our wish, as well as
his, that the ualt'ns, great and small,
live their own way and develop accoid
ing tn their own bent.
"In the concrete application of tl.otc
principles to too niuinenvs prnuicnis we rill. , . .1 11
also agree that Flench teiritniy should 1 HeSC UlC tllC l'Cal "OOOS
parts, inllroad maps showing brldgra lie tettoreti ami coiupeiiHati-d fur, and 1 woi'th eVerV IlGllllV AF thpiP
uat tuner small I'.iinines wiucn nave . , . . " -
and other Important points, plans of
Industrial centers and shipbuilding plans.
Although the danger of allowing this
Information tn reach tho cut my. particu
larly when a multitude nf details might
ho assembled Into a significant whole,
been ravaged by militarism should be
lestoied to full ' f 'tnilal, economic and
political exlsteiic
"We are In this war togethtr- the
freo peoples nf tint west and tho fre
not minimized by olllclals. it is felt that Peoples of Kurope. We oil this side aro
nnd l.ay Waste, Hum !
m
111., KIM. Kill
Hi roau 01 non' 1 es onen Lerom von."
I ilh'an outhouse close to a garage where
esponuents cars are quartered I
ihd tho other day a torn copy of the
Jnentai Times, "an Independent cos
olltan newspaper," as It Is helf-ln-
but In rea'lty ono of the tvnc
fpubllcatlons printed In language for-
l.to Germans for propaganda pur
M. This sort of paper was spread
sdcast from airplanes, prlnfed, of
In Italian, beforo tho German
live upon Italy
tils evident that the Continental
which Is priced at "five cents,
ity-nve centimes, 30 f," with "cor-t
Bdent In Copenhagen, ltotterdam,
holm. Sofia, Zurich, Constant!-
I,"' with "German offices lierlln w.
Huburger Struase-IIamburg, Monckl
f-iStrasso SI," Is being surreptl
ir distributed throughout the Amer-'
dXatmy lone left here and there
many of these persons aro acting indi
vidually, hoping to sell the Information
to some enemy Interest.
In the enso nf seveial nf these men
c-ught In an attempt tn leave tint eouti
tr 011 neutral ships Inspectors became
comlnctd that the welo only udven
turcrs and not paid sjiles.
ifllclals explained today, that It was
Inexpedient tn mako public all facts con
nected with recent discov tries, Inasmuch
as there still is danger of a reorganlia
tlon of tho sp fysteni which was in di
ctation when tho I'nlted States cntertd
the mi. '
I.INI) TO JOIN I.A110R HOARD
rairylng a great burden, ami we want
help speedily and effectively.
"My message to the Industfnl work
ers of the United States would be that
they should lurry on this building of
ships and the equipping of armies by
which those armies may bo ninth- ef.
ftctive in Ihirope."
1'lace $3,750,000 Leather Order
WASHINGTON. Jan. 11 fontraei
for li.nco.noo pairs of half soles and
7,000 out topiets Tor heels havo been let
by I he stctlon on pplles of the nil
vlsory commission of the Council of Na
tional Defense. Tho half soles will cost
Jt.SOii.OOU and the topi. ts Jl.:50.000
original prices and then!
some. Thousands of pairs
all sizes dozens of styles '
in gun metal, patent leath
er, mahogany, cordo, coco
and tan call. iy
Now's the Time to Buy j
919-921 Market Street 1
4028 Lancaster Ave. 41
(10th and Chestnut Sis. l
-74B-48 (iermantown Ave. ss
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Uranch Stores Open Every Evening ,
Market hi. fitorr Open fiat. '.ig. Sj
Ex-Governor to Assist in Mobilizing
Men for War Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 John Llnd,
ex-Governor of Minnesota, will become
a member of the new advisory commis
blon to assist Secretary Wllsqn In mo
bilizing labor for war service.
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r'jt would be picked -up by Amerl- ' sent the public on the commission, which ',
joiers. will Includo also two representatives of
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jtv, witn tne suuneaa "nave tne 1 and cue economist.
Xo Sense of Humor?" It fl.il.i . - -
Wo artleVs puriorted to have been 1 German Spy Suspect Escapes ',
o upon me same page or an Amer. ... IM, . vt-iui-n i-n 11 i,iii,
newspaper." one entitled "Moral . N IN". J"-, i;-, '
for German Liberalism" ord ""'.'"'fl'.'.' .".".,.'"."
other "Federal Lynch ltw Is De. auinonues as a sum eciei. on, spy
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EVwte It verbatim, the "Moral" ar- I mnn clrc,es nere' naV cr?p eu' .r
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FAKK V K. LITKRATUniJ
tnovement la on foot In America 1
the liberals In government who
BW meet the same charge that the
Ins class makes In response to the
t a appeal to German liberalism,
;bo said by the partisans of
that the American movement
apt to foment' -discord In Ger-
I to weaken the system which Ik-
Germany if -not conquering
present German system Is ner-
r superior to all other forms o
ni 1. must, or course, rouow
; German liberal's demands si
t German prosperity and se
Any attempt to encourage these
incoming from a nation now at
: Germany must he suspected.
kes, we oelleve the inovc-
brrsnued by Otto Dutz and
4We, -bo til Americans of Ger-
fir It is given the support
(to,reclve wholeheartedly by all
aericans, win nave an effect
f, which any lover of Germany
nr. Miiicsa nu trvro u tnicjt-
er of the Germany of the
errtany 'of olood and Iron,
iod TJie German language
IMKrtal responsibility In this
.tne outDrealc of the Uu-
t .has. given the German
eta and .policies unmeas
H. .and' unquestionably has
that - Government's 'hands
1.,' These .newspaper pre
rutins: tno opinion of
Have .been more
Um liberal pres of Ger-
iMiton have som-
MkTtUstlwd aud oppn.d war
of the United
Justice.
States Department of
1 ii . 11
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Thin
Model
Guaranteed 20-Yr. Gold-Filled
Octagon Case; 12 or 16 Size.
This very newet model Elsln moTemeot
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l nsu pntvr. nril tor ii-pbs riWB.
Guard Against
Infection
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The natural inclin
ation of most people
is to belittle the dan
gers lurking in minor
flesh-exposing injuries.
Neglect to take pre
cautionary measures against infection of
wounds is most often due to the absence of
reliable antiseptics. Always have ready for
every emergency a bottle of
f (VAN DYKE
A powerful, non-poisonous antiseptic, which
thoroughly cleanses the .parts affected. It destroys
the harmful germs and prevents complications. The
removal of poisonous ingredients through a special
process pr preparation gives Glyco-Iodine a deeper
jjtiituuiivc jjuwct tuiu proiungcu ,
antiseptic action.
Glyco-Iodine is especially pleas
ing because it is quickly absorbed,
leaving no permanent stain. It
never stains nor injures linens.
A bottle from your druggist
today is the advance-guard against
s'-tous results from your- next ac
cident. Two sizes: 4 oz. $1,00; 2 oz.
60 cents.
Each bottle hermetically sealed,
assuring full strength, full .quantity
always. m
TINCTURE AND EXTRACT CO.
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A Great Clearance of
Our Women's Apparel
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Pcrsiana Coat
$16.75 Quality
$12.75
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Velour Coat
$22.50 Quality
$16.75
.AM
$47.50 Velour,
Seal Collar
$35.00
Begins to-day and will continue until a complete out
clearing of all our winter stocks is effected.
Prices that unquestionably signalize the highest values it is possible for women to procure in Philadelphia.
We let them speak for themselves.
FINE PERSIANA COATS OF $16.75 QUALITY $12.75
They have plush collars, are fully lined, and, as every woman knows, they are the best gar
ments for those that require more than one season's wear from a coat. Sizes up to 44 inches bust
measure.
$16.75 FOR $22.50 COATS OF WOOL VELOUR'
At their regular price they were one of the season's most popular sellers, and at this figure
we will sell them by the scores tomorrow. Ample selections to be had in sizes ranging from 16 to
44. Browns, greens and navy blues.
$35 for FUR-TRIMMED VELOUR COATS Regularly $47.50
Perfectly wonderful velour coats. We know of no more splendid opportunity for women who
need a coat to finish out this winter with the added advantage of having n now coat of correct advance
style for next season. Browns, taupes, blacks and navy blues with seal collars.
SUITS VIRTUALLY AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES
$7.75 for Women's $15.00 Suits
$11 .75 for Women's $19.75 Suits
- $13.75 for Women's $22.50 Suits
$17.75 r Women's $27.50 Suits
$22.75 fr Women's $32.50 Suits
$25.00 fr Women's $39.75 Suits
So priced with utter disregard of what they cost. It is a safe assertion that these ficures
(without a single exception) do not represent the cost of the cloth and trimmings that go to make
the suits up.
ALL FUR COATS, SCARFS, MUFFS AND SETS REDUCED
In no season that we can remember have furs been so absolutely essential as a protection against
Id. Furs now may.be had in our Woman's Shop at prices not likely of duplication again for years.
FUR (COATS
19.75
67.50 PLAIN MARMOT COATS...
87.50 MARMOT COATS..'. S67.5Q
(Raccoon trimmed)
125.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT 79.50
(Short mlsseti' model)
165.00 PLAIN HUDSON SEAL
COAT 115.00
SCARFS
Black Foxes start at 12.75
Red Foxes start at 13.75
Polret Foxes start at 29.75
Taupe Foxes start at $35.00
Lucille Foxes start at 13.75
Beaver Scarf $18.75
Beaver Novelty Cape . . , i$39.75
Hudson Seal Cape 29.75
Jap Kolinsky Stole 555.00
Squirrel Cap (Natural Gray) $25.00
MUFFS
Hudson Seal ,.'..11.75
Taupe Fox
Black Fox .-...
Raccoon
Beaver ,
Skunk
. .37.50
...$14.75
-.10.75
, , .S18.7iS
... $25.00
80.00 NATURAL BROWN PONY
COAT 49.75
(Plain full-length models)
175.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT..... 137.50
(Collars and cuffs of sliunk)
185.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT. .. .139.75
(Jap mink collant and cuffa)
250,00 FANCY HUDSON SEAL. . . .175.00
(Self-trimmed fitted model)
MUFFS
Australian Opossum 12.75
Polret Fox 35,00
Lynx Black ;.. 18.75
Squirrel (Natural Gray) 19.75
SETS
.Polret Fox m75
Lynx Sets begin at 45 00
Red Fox begin at !$22!50
diuck r ox Begin ai
Raccoon begin at
Pointed Fox beein at
Georgette Fox begin at
Taupe, Fox begin at
Cross Fox Set
Squirrel Set (Natural Gray)T.
nv.io uyea uaccoon sets
.47.50
. .22.50
, . .75.00
. .79.50
..59.75
..$89.75'
. .$45.00
.$19.75
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Entire stock of street dresses and evening gowns very radically reduced
To avail themselves of the better opportunities to be had in this areat out.elainn ,'
ing purchasers are advised to visit the Woman's Shop (Second Flan? wZ SSSS' fS?1
- " - ui-mun; ub curiy ua
possible. ,
Wanamaker & Brown
WOMAN'S SHOP
MARKET AT SIX
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