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EVENINU PVBMC MIDGER-PHILADEIJ?HIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1018
JAPAN TO MAKE
EAST "BE GOOD"
(Responsible for Peace in
, That Part, Premier
Tells Diet
.AGAINST BOLSHEVIK1
Russian Situation Causes Him
i the Greatest Anxiety, Count
Terauclii Says
J TOKIO, Jan 23.
Count, Terauclii, tho Japanese Pre
jntyr, speaking at tho opening ot the
pltt, said, '"Japan holds hcreelt rcspon
clblo for tho maintenance, ot peace
In this part of the world, and conso
jquently In tho cent of that peace
!belnr endangered to tho inevitable
detriment of our Interests, tho CoM.ru
ncnt of Japan lll not hesitated mo
ment to take tho proper measures "
The l'rcmlcr declired tint the situa
tion In Russia ai causing him tho
greatest measute of anxiety. "Ah the
trtH friend of Russia," he laid, "Japan
earnestly hopes that country may suc
cessfully settle It difficulties without
much further loss of tlmo nnd cst.ib
Jlsh a stable Uoernment"
Count Terauclii said also that Jaonn
lomeu unrescrcuiy wixn mo
CENTRAL POWERS ACCEPT SOME OF U. S. AIMS
Basis for Parley,
Hertling Declares
Continued from I'ase One
ingly strange contents, und these
might strengthen this doubt.
HOPES FOR PACT AT BKEST
"Nencrt'.ioless, I hold fast to the
hope shortly to arrive at n good con
clusion with the Russians at Brest
Li tovsk.
"Wo have boon to conclude un
agreement with Ukrainia which will
ue muiuuuy satisfactory, especially i
from nn economic low point."
Continuing, Hertling pointed out)
that Alsace-Lorraine was originally
German in 1GS9 and that it had I
merely been restored to Germany
in 1871.
"There nre no differences between
us and Piesidcnt Wilson as to free
dom of the sens," the German
Chancellor asserted.
"But it is most important for
fuaurc freedom of navigation that
England relinquish strong fortified
points d'appui on important inter
national Hailing routes such as
Gibraltar, Malta, Aden, Hong Kong
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started by their former chief, Admiral
on Timlin
Tho llcrllner Tnsclilnlt. which was
sucpended for Mi In that most of tho
Germans were with tho Austrian In the
Inttei's demands for peico without nn
ncxalloni or Indemnities, In ngnln al
lowed to publln'.t nlthoiiKli under strict
ccnsorMilp Tlio levis of those who pre
dict a renewal of n irfaro In the east
were supported lodiy by a dlsptteh
from Copeiihancn sajlng that tlio Bol
fhtlt Oo eminent his decided to re
ject Ueriimn's peace terms became of
tlitlr inllllnrlstlc qualities
'llio nutslans mo alien at General
Hoffmann reiuesiiitnllNo of Urn Pan
Oermnn inneatlonlst ill Urcst-I.ltotBli:
lloffmann dominated the confeiencc nnd
Id n blustering Ico threaten! d nn of
fcnslxo ilmt would can the tlcini'tiii
l o tin. great Itussluti port of lleal
unless tlio Herman pence term i wcie
n-eptcd In their cntlret
DEC LA UK GERMAN
PEOPLE DECEIVED
tiMn. lin -3 'Io coniiiiuiilia-
Memi li.ivo bt.cn Ivsmil I) tlio iiuisnew
i,, neldressrd to all. the object of
Czernin Sees V, S.
and Austria Agreeing
Continued from l'ne tine
ple. Tlie dinrener nro not Brent
enough to Jutlf n. Iirenk In the neo
tlallnn.. Anil when peiee wllli Uussln
N nlilnlneil world pence cannot be pre-
rented.
'President Wilson's r-peecli ' an Im
portant advance touaid tlio Austro-Hnn-garluii
stnnilpnlnt. rontnlnlnsr certain
proposals In uhlcli ustil i-ltungary will
gladly Join
"However, e support ti the utnin(
our nil), drriniin.i, to liclgium nnd
an tu I urlte.
Austria rcjcts nil ndlcc as to her
Interior affairs.' Czernin said, referring
to President WI1on's pW to Teutonic
peoples to oeitlno llieli nutocratlc
government'
NOBODY READS ALOUD
AT HOME NOWADAYS
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COUNT VOJ IIi;il'ii.ING
Imperial German Chancellor,
who in nn address to tho Reichs
tag Main Committee lcplicd to
the war-aims speeches of Presi
dent Wilson nnd Picmicr Mojd
George.
Ml toil
Powers In tho determination not to and the IMIklaml Isles."
peace Is seemed ra u,u" nn "0"blo ', Restriction of military pi cpaia- w
The rremler snld the budcet for tho I tions," the Chancellor continued, dis- CaCC 01' V CfT
tomlnsr It-Lai je.tr provided foi the I cussing President Wilson's demund In In Soviet
Jmproement of the national dtfenso I .. !..,.. , .. ,.. u lJ vu Jllit-c-
nnd of both the army and the na5l Ior niuuon oi urinumeni-j, is -
open lo c iscusion. inc llliancini Coiit'imeil rium 1'iiEe line
position o nil
after the wnr
CUBA A'lTKACTS GOLPEIt
Links nt Haana Both Sporty and
Pictuicsque
VniiMv. Hie Scribe, u colter of imnv
iiirii l to Intimate t tbo world tliat'veorH' Mandlnrf and a slncular lack of
b Hie deilonitlon "t tbe aeiniiii Tor- devterltv at tbo pastime had never
elKn Sccretnrv, Poetor vnn Kurlilinimi before found a southern golf couise thut
that the Central Powiih i.innot icinnve v is to his IIKlns, writes Arthur Ilaillctt
their armleH from the oituplcd urIoiir In Harpci a Magazine Tho bioivns over
until the ram lusion of n ftencrnl pence which ono Is supposed to putt nt St
tbo people of tienmiiv and Auhtrln- AuRiistlne. Palm Hcacb. and Nassau
IIuiumij nn bebic decdvid l nro abomination" 1 ho llermuda course
lino coinmuiiloat on asseits tint tbo lm turf Kitcns, but the llts In the
am entlonlstM lino been fcullklcntly open' They recall whit Horace llut
powtrful to linpoMi tbcli will upon tho' cMnon wrote of Hie davs when Rolf wns
cvovlvo ilhiloiuats or tno von iieriiuiB- nrsi ucinc tai.en up " -uuu mi iii
peeessltatlnjr tm.t cased taNalon
The Premier also b.ild ho vns
specialty gratlfled to report "tho
splendid results of the lslt of the
special imperial envoy to the United
States last year In promoting u good
understanding."
"Particularly satlsfticton ." tho Pre
mier said, "Is tho founal ngi cement
vrltlt regard to Chinese policies, with
which nobody concerned with the fu
ture tranquillity of the Far Kast will
refuse approval I have no doubt that
the financial commission dispatched
to tho United States will be productive
of the good results of establishing
fcloser economic lclatlons between tho
two nations.
" Ith regard to the conference of the
Mottlh Mncs plaved over Itl-ickhenth
"If tho soil then w is ns flinty as It Is
todi. no wonder that the governed
st badl "
The Ilnvnnn uuuse bis eveijthing
that belong' to a flit-i'nss inoilern
couic. nnd i-oinethlilg of It" own bcsldtp
wonderful turf and mltioplcal
beiutv li wis Hid out for llio benOll
of t io averngo pivlng mcmbii, iither
limn Itli nil eve In ktlffenllltr 1111 tbn
ICCtlVCly lor u satistdctory solution Adored stgnlfknnt that this ultimatum "ii'tiln Mntesmen uro npriei'lnK gamo of the lesldent 'pro ' and tbo dubs
nf this matter" I was laid down bv cjineinl llofim m. who their restless workmen b .tflhinliiK that two crack amateurs llieie Is one hole.
represents tbo ejerman arm at me peai .i;.... "", mi- on. mi iui .i lne cievcmn, wmcii, in sneer oeiinv,
conference. Indlcitlng the picdomhnnco '"n""t 1?,V tTalk w " tho Lanie Time rS l"0,'!'b rivals nti golf hole In the
of tbo mllltmv element 1 TI ' , ' V.Si"" ,e.i?I orld Pi on, n hlich leo tho fair green
on Kliehlminn school but mat the
Coveruinclits of tbo t'entril Poweis do
I t date dvulgn U1I9 to their own pio
lili s nnd continue'
Their object Is uionsU ins the an-
I I Mttlon ot Pol mil l.ltbiiniil 1 dun laud
11 31, luits of Live nit Monii .-uiiii1 mill
tin Islands v til the iMinio&r of the coni-
plc le economic and polilb il Miffoiation
Kdlson Is most to blame for tho de
cline of the p'easant and proMablo eld
custom of reading aloud Tho electrta
light, affording convenient Illumination
for every bool or paper In tho family,
started It .Substitution of tho phono
graph nnd moving picture as a means
if entertainment did even more
Hood poetry can nev cr be fully appre
ciated until It is read nlond, even to
onenelf Whitman and Hwlnburne. for
Instance, nro not poetry at all without
the magic il round of the syllnbles The
better the poetry the more It Is Improved
by correct and leisurely reading
Hut tho principal gain lies in drawing
the famllj together and ill educating
tho children. Not even hard btudy will
Improve the spohon vocabtibirs of a child
so much ns listening to good literature
and tiklng a turn In reading The
'hard words' become easy and common
when father or mother can help with
pronunciation and definition
Stirring stories from the Bible, ' Hob
Inson Crusoe, ' Mark Twain a "Tom" nnd
Huck," Cooper's tales 'Tho Legend of
Sleepy Hollow," Dickens nnd Scott's
works 'Pigs Is Pigs." ' Llttlo Women"
nro Just a few suggestions. Heading
aloud Is pleasnnt In Itself nnd forms a
background for character building
Omaha News.
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ill Luropean COUntllCSito Itusfla and defined u llu -Km fund- lf j.,,,,!, , n(Ie tIl lnl r tl, A,.
Will probably work cf- ler llno l "' "1i,l1' t!lc itusslans must ,., ,r,,rcvent Ulvis at liievl-I.ltovsk
.. .. , ,. not clilm further Inlluence It Is con- i,ru been I mltcd to humble appioval
PUTS WAK BLAME ON ALLIES
Beviewing German history, the
Chancellor said:
"Tho Austro-Gernian alliance was
intended to maintain peace. But tho
isolation policy of King Edward (of
Fngland) made him dieani of an un
fncndly coalition.
"In leulily the Geiman Empire's
TROTSKY EXPECTS AID
OF GERMAN MASSES1
piritii,iti Jm :
1 inilldciue lii 'tin lomlng a--s!ilatii e 1
uf the western nrolet.u kit ' was e-
lirctECd b 1'orelR 1 Minister Tiotfkv In
Hieei II 10 inc 1 uiirfrcc
Allied I'owers at Parl-i. tho Japanese 1
Government was properlj represented I progressive and growing strength deputies toda.v
i...,.c uuu v..o luKiain euccpeueil in Be- ,,,irl,l ( ,!,
curlnc a general agreement nf vio sluou l "vl,c
with thslr colleagues of the other I poriahsni. In the Trench lust for nu.111 the peoplo ot C'cmianv
1 OweiS. revellirn mill 111 Htlsmnn nstiil ntlnna 1
Viv irt
The 'neslein prolctailat can nl
jgaruuig cmna tile- I'lemlcr slid -. t 1 1 mnii miv IW177I.VI
"The Gov eminent keenly feels tho nn- for 0panblon, Blltish impcriallSlll tiLRMAll MVIULU
portance of c?mentlng frlendlv telatlons found leudy aid
irlth China, and partlcul irl of strength- "Gcrmanv was oblitred to eie-ite
enlng common economic interests bj eo- ' ouiif,eu to iie.ue
oporatlon and combination Under the an ai'.namcnt for protection against
Ircumstance. the increasing iiuunsQ her future enemies."
between Japan nnd China affords sin-
cere gratification to nil lntereste.1 in
the peace and tranquillity of the rar ALSACE MAIN OBSTACLE,
STOCKHOLM. Ian .1 Mica flgbl
Ing In IletsliiKfois. 1 cpltHl nf I Inland
and fresh disordeiH In Pilmgrad vveic
rcj'ortfd from llaparnuda toil iv
A struggle- of ronlcleinb!e proportions
Is devoloplng In I'lnland between the
ON PbALE (JIJJ J-UU1. mg the nev Independent 1 Iniilsli Hov
ei mucin
t. opes down to a winding liver JOO jards
llwn On the firther bank tlio np
Ptoifh to tho blph plateau of green Is
between tvio uoblo lojul palm tices
OP FINNISH CAIT1AL Sut'cr drivers have c ccaslon ill been
IH'ii' lliKU liuin ml" 11.1 . -u-.iiu
drive Ftralght down tlie cpuite, too often
finds the walei luzird I'or that tea
nn tbo hole Is perhaps not tho best of
golf Hut even the man who would tuo
the Motia I.lsi or tho Venus of Mllo n
11 lie, piovlded he found his ball pel died
upon one or the ctbei, might leadlly
uvctlook tint
Hunts peiinlttcd to diplomacy.
BATTLE IN STREETS
Ficsh Disorders in Pctiograd Also
Reported to Stockholm 1'iom
Iluparnnda
CONSCIOUSNESS OF MONEY
Americans Gio Sober Thought to
the Income nnd Outgo
Man factors go toward lowering the
tone of this mankind vvhenco genius
should rjirlng ns a madman or a god
Ono is our Intense consciousness of
nionej Tho dlcovcij of 11101105 Is ie
cent foi tie tiili Mien of tlio Hible
wanted Hods and I mds onlv so thai
Ibcv might eat well, drln! well nnd wed
fair women . the lust nf hab was 1 atlici
unusual At other timer, in llnbv Inn. In
Venice, wealth brought material benefits
flrtt later oiilj distinction Only with
the rlao of tbo mlddlo class did uiltli
Etst."
DIGGING OUT FOXES
M.sTUtP-AM Jan -"
L,eiiniui is divided over the (Utlook
foi pence In tho liiM lthougb Chan
el llor nn llertllng told the main com
n liter of tbo lUldifti.g that ho still
AS WASHINGTON SEES IT bus hopes that tm 1 icst-i.itovs.,
gntlatlons vvoiuii iracii
'I lie Italian Aerial Mail
FILMING SCOTT IN CUBA
Antillcnn Conception of Midlothian
Conveys Jar to Lilciaiy Visitor
'Iheio was a tliealrli il cnminnv 011
neronio tlio greatest force, for It alone
could make the middle clits ciml with
'heir fellows s they could claim no
ineage the naturallj camo to want to
claim themselves better than their kind
-the merchant princes of the Victorian
nerlod their sideboards barouches and
sarcophagi tlio American! millionaires
w Ith their ilemo 1 cars their P.ltz-Carlton
llnncrs their Investments In old masters
(guaranteed mold)), nio natural conse
luenres tviicreus In tho seventeenth
cenltiiv 5011 could Iiiiprers If jou wcro
a duke in the twentieth centuij If jou
iniiiiuiiairo jou can fctuii And
Trade Bodies Will
Demand'Coal Relief
Continued from 1'eie One
topics under discussion the establish
ment of a checking s)tem of cars about
to Ieavo tho mines and those n transit
Is another question to be decided. It Is
expected that the railroads will appoint
checking clerks to note not only tho
destination of tho cars, but also whether
the consignee, If In Pennsjlvanla, Is en
titled to the consignment
Tho appeal of tho management of the
Metropolitan Opera Houte to ba per
mitted to give performances on Tues
day, referred by Mr. Potter to Wash
ington, was answered as follows:
nn- nnAAiini nf the necrulUr condi
tions, make agreement with Grand
Opera Company in jour city to give
performance Tuesday losing theatre at
least two otner nigiun per ni. - "
stltuto for Tucsdaj
Whether dance hulls, skating rinks
and other forms of amusement may
...in nnen nn Mieatless" Mondajs
has been settled b Mr Potter In a rul
Ing that theatres and motion picture
houses arc the only amusement places
exemptted The ruling Is as follow i-
"The change as tegards the closing
dais for amusements applies only to
theatres and motion picture shows
wiileh nmv be onen on Mondajs, but
must close on Tuesda) s All other places
must observo the closing order for Mon
da) s
J r A Morrow, general sccietary o
tie National Coal Association, foimerly
of Pittsburgh and a practical cos.1 man,
was placed In general cnarge ot distri
bution of coal, both anthracite and bitu
minous
Mr. Morrow- will havo charge of the
routing and distribution of nil coal from
the mines to the consuming sections He
formerly was an assistant eecrctary of
the federal Tiudo Commission, and
prior to that seeretar) of tho Coal As
sociation In Pittsburgh
A letter from noctoi (Jal field was
read to members) of the United Business
Men's Association last night, in which
tho fuel administrator said that the mat
ter of tho organization's complaint of
the dec in the coal prico In Philadel
phia was ono to be taken up with the
local fuel administrator, and that such
a matter could not ba determined by
tho Government Itself until local and
State administrators had first passed
upon the complaint.
JERSEY TOWNS EXPECT
TO RECEIVE COAL TODAY
I'elief from the coal thortago In tow ns
along the Atlantlo City Jtallroad, Is ex
pected todij-, according to Puel Admln
lutratoi alter J Stiat", of Camden
nnd Gloucester Counties, ns the tcsult
of tho lifting of the embargo at Pier C2,
ability to lighter It to New Jersey riri,
tho heavy Ice conditions. In th r ,
ware. It reverted back to th xC-ll
Virginia, mines also, nnd shin.-. "'
fused to make Consignments.
Audubon, Harrington, UoddonllelthLi
Magnolia and other towns aro hi tS
griij munuiBoi pneumonia and hoon
Ing cough, which may result mlouniv
unless relief Is obtained Immediately
Somo of tho dealers In these towns hv
received no shipments of coat for three
weeks, and thoso who have coal 8r
selling It In 100-pound lots to eon.
turners who carry It from the lant.
Many citizens are unable to una., i
stand why several carloads of fertilizer 1
were shipped through durinr h ..' J
day embargo on f eight when coal was 8n J
Immediate necessity. Puel Adnilnlitra. i
tor Rtaats could not explain It himself 1
"It may have been classed In tho footi t
products," ho said 'There were all
kinds of constructions placed on ths ex.
impted class of freight during the em. '
bargo " j
He conferred with Heading omcll 1
today in an effort to have tho coal attu "
allon relieved as speedily as possible, '
COAL MOVES NORMALLY, 1
WILKES-BARRE REPORTS '
tVILKnS.BAimE, Jan. :s '
Coal conditions aro unchanged. AU
collieries are In operation and the car
supply is aimosi normal amings arj
cleared of loaded cars and coal tralna
nro moving with speed. All locomotlns
nt for use aro In service and traffic eon.
dilions gcncrall) are rhovvlng ImprovtT'j
mom.
HAZMVrOX, Jan 25 Milder w-ealhuro.
today Improved conditions on mlnlttJ
and shipment oi aninracue
U.sll Dow nstairs Breaks Ankle ''
Mrs Nellie Ashworth. thlrty-slx years
old, of Pemif grove, rv J , 13 in th
i hm llnanllal renlrln .1 UK .. V.vaVJ.
ankle She was starting downstairs In J
the eari) morning wncn rue inppea over
carpet at tho head of the flight and ftli
to tho bottom
jou can stun onlv bceau'o c vcijlwds couth wharves.
aunilrcs jou for being u millionaire, be.1 Arcordlnir to Mr. Staats. tho comres
cause, ns Mls Marlon Asliwortli pel- Hon, pilnclpally bituminous, was to.
fcctlv sav There nre peoplo whom the great nt this point that the Ilaltlmoro
mention uf gre it fortunes ulwnv s nukes and Ohio Itailroad was compelled to
'oleum Ilaiper's MngJiinc paco nn embargo becauss of their In-
Economy
and Convenience
What Is mor convtnUnt to jou. Mr,
Smoker, than to have a box ef our ftv.
crlts brand of Clrara or Tobacco at hots
or ofTico. especially at tli imtlnr"!
All Popular fie Brand. Box IO Of!
of 0 at ittUO
All 10o Popular Brand, A nt
Box nf DO at t6U
fitllt HaT s Tew Olrard IO flft
Broker Hlze, Box of SS. iUU
And a l'w AUlont, Box M f
of S5 l.OU
Vrlnre Albert, 18-onnco tin QB
Humidor. OOC
elret, Id-ounce Olan Un- QC.
ml.lor. .... .. ..-, . OOC
Oinn. Sennntlon, Union CA
Leader, Marine, etc., Blx Tin aJUli
Ttnlnbon- nnd Oreen Oooie, A(n
Illr PnrVsne . ... tUU
PARKWAY CIGAR SHOP
Trie TTrec' era i AU Standard XtchditS
V. sr. Cor ISIb A Ufh t
WASHIMtTtiN Ian .3
Tho i entral Hinpltes nre nulling foi
furtner dltrurslim with the I'nlted M itcs
nnd the Miles but aro not vet und) to
go far enough to bring peaco now
That conclusion was drawn bv Inter
nitional expert toda) from tho llertllng
and Czernin replies tu President W 11
ton s nnd I.lojil Ocorge s war alms
speeches
The main balking point nppcaied to be
Alsace- Lorraine Herman)- manifested I
no "Intention" or .leconsldciing ' the1
drong done Prance, ns demanded b) tho I
nnirllhli nnd Vmcrlcnn statesmen
they went on. Itetlilnc at nlcht tliev ' Her repl) as to the firet tlvo points of
saw that fresh tracks led fioni this den ' tlio Wfl-on speech was full) antic Ipited
to a newly dug burrow not far awa) I Her answer to tlio sixth and eight 1.
and surmised tint the mother foi bad points vveic legarded as a subtle appeal I
moved her famlt) Thereupon thes to Hussln and Prance to talk peace
started digging As the) dug thes Independent!) but t-cnrnful rejection eif
couiu near tne out rox.
them in the ground
dent she was tunneling In a circle to Frencli answer s for Iluslan nlie up
Northern Woodsmen Have Rare I
Sport m Idle Winter Days
The approved method of capturing
us jiuppics is to uig tnem out It Is not
much practiced hereabouts, but farther
north, where fox farms abound, even the
lumbermen are such hunters The efforts
Of the mother fox to save her little ones
are. aometlinpvivintli!!. v ... n- ..
,V ago In tho woods of northern Michigan
J" (tvo lumbermen saw a fox's den and
pukcu inio ic, .-votning Happened, no
s the) dug the) Independent) but f-cnrnrul rejection eif '","'"" ,,;,.., , ,. .
nx digging ahead of her statement that she cannot talk of,' Berlin Oeutselm eltun.
nnd It became evi-' cession of AUaoc-Unralne will be " Fans of the Pai i i.ein. ...
iteach tile entrarce ahead of them and i
escape. So one ef tho men dug ahead '
to cut her off nnd the other dug behind
her. The latter digger camo speedily
upon four puppies and the former '
reached the old fox herself. .She had
been forced to abandon most of her Ht-
pears teniporarll) unfavora'ilo to an)
moie peace parle)s with flerminv
The answer to the seventh iont was
regarded as a distinct com esslon In
dicating that Herman) has modified m r
original view 3 ns to Belgium
Omission of p-irt of Hertilngs un
lie
satlffnelorv
conclusion within n short time, ndv ees
ftom Berlin toda) cpioleil seiiiloIlKI.il
mwrpapcrH to the opposite effect
The Cologne Cizette. which is noted
foi the necumev of Its polltlr.il pre
dictions, h.jh that 'Oeiiinuj's patience
hai now reached tho I mil ' 'i.iis paper
uccufes T.eon Trotzk). tho Bolshevik
horilgn Jllnlster. of puiporelv prolong
In,, the negotiations fo tint In eould
UII1170 tho opi ortunlt) to till, to the
wcrld " abuut his pet theories."
T.io T.oknl Auroigir wnrns the people
nor ro expect loo much fiom tlio Brcit
l.'tovsk pulev
It is now doubted In ejov eminent
p nlm whether time nre suilli ic nt cuu
ai cea foi n coi.llnii illon of tin cmivei
s iliiins Willi men win lire I. it.lt t be
swept off tlieii tc-tt bv in.iiiiv at li.
minute s..ivs tl.iH Be. lii. t.ews.iiti
g out. of the
Is dt iuii.il.
ing t lie r ign lie n of dmii . v n
Muilci ami v n Iter bn) tiei u e it
the l iiimlei il v H w on pi i. Poll,
seimen ..fusil to jilt t'n in. 11.1
tioni"-t laili .land puriv nln, h vein'
An neilnl mall serviee In Ameil.a hai-. ,'"' 'l"1' "hmS, "rilP' .)' '' v,
been proposed bem.en .Nantucket Island ' Maurlee. In llarpei s Mngizlne but
nnd New Bedford and Is eM,ectcd to be I ,cr? 1,,.l,1,e, ." !' T"r ,""h'
,.. .i ... .,....,,. ,.... r.. ,i. dutd Knights mid I.i.IIch of the I ilni
III UI fl I tAll III Pill" tlji IlUt I'JI till,1 IIIIIU ,, . , ,, . i l ..a 7 '
bein,j at le.M merlca has bee, f.ire-, ' thoURht vveie not of rhetoric, but 1 1
.,..!...! ... ,, . ri,, ,...e nir.,,r, leklstei To them 1 lav ana el Id not menu , p
a icgulai mill Jen Ice between the m iln- Plcas.iie-Ja.n.t or a dream of the world g
land nii-l tb. Island, of Sicily nnd S-ai- ll,ilt, "nt. 1'"' baeRgnund of glar in? j g
dlnln llio one route connects N iln ' "i'Mti -wuans me p. d c g
e Island, of Sicily nnd t-ni-I Ihnt vvnt, but u
nun nulln mttnnnlu N. I llrQ ' hllllUrillt UIlt
and Pnlen.io nnd Is eovei.d In two and of nn actor of miinimolh flame nnd bulg-oiie-hnlf
boms 1 ho other loute covors lug bleeps 'Tbo Heart nf Midlotlil-in,
Clvlticveerh'a Incnr Koine) and T-r- " ie rcime-vnui in-io.usii.in, him.
ranov t-PariMtila, and the journey o cu-,' rile Ileiit of Mldlothlin No romance
pies one lnur and fort) minutes Ai"' o'd Hpiln or Aragon oi ndilusli
third line, ns Is to bo gleaned In a re- of fluttering mantillas ind Mgll-int du
cent number of 'l-'ljlng," has nulto enn is. but of tho brcd.s. und MUf nnd
recentl) been cutabllslicil between Turin '-hl-s of graj t-cotland the pnthetlo ro
und Home I lnt J o of Htllo nnd Jcannlo Deans
B) deft artifice the neccssiry changes
, , , ,. wcro to be wi ought llio cunning ot the I jjlj
GttBtcd Ivvo I'utindi an Hour c'amcra was to trnnsfonn tho low hlllb'SiS
V Cliaso Count) steer that hid Just In the direct!, n of ltegli Into a llkenets js
come In off pistuie giltiid fnitj-flvc to Aithui 8 f-cat Somo narrow . out-ot-j & J
pounds In twentv-foui bouts the Hist the-wo) ttrce t of Havana or Marinnao i gf1
el iv it was put on feed cm the film of was to be dressed up nnd audiences were I py
Hemv M.ukev tlie oiliei .lav v gain to fee tlio canongate tiei vvnen our
of nbuo,t two iiouiiel e nn lt.n.i souit.K piopertv min is through with that part
like a re.ord Mr Stat kc would not of the Mono that wo lire going to lite,
have believed It if be hid not weighed broko In the eompinv s managci, ' Lord
tlie anln al tho first da) because it I Bvron, w lio w toto the book )OUkno
liokfd ei g .urn Dtheis of hiiikci- his face legistered' prido as bo Im-
mbh ha inaiie gains of jno pounds puitnl tin literar) liiforinitlon him-1
the Hist month on c in fodd. t lotion elf i ,uld not tell it from Edinburgh
cako and alfulfn Cattle '
....... .'.'" iJri.BjrilliTlllllllTI I'l 1 H H I Hll I' H Hi I I 1M1 I IT F J.lUUUn 'H II 1 HI fl .11 I i I i :i kill. J U Ui L'H H ' T U INUI I I P I M Hl'n H I . HI ' i I' I n t 'tl ni'l H ' h Hri I MUI
:wuiw!ii i in nil wm 111 Hwmnni w Wiihwiniiii irm di i nn ." i nm mm in lwiiiihii li'iuiSiniiiiBiiii wi 11 . n miu i'mi n Biiiiw.iiiiJi.wni i iim i n m 1 1 1 i n ti iihi w itu iiiimmi
SoFar Not a Single Cotton
Label Has Appeared in
the Stocks of Oak Hall
Matchless Opportunities
at Wanamaker & Brown's
For Tomorrow's Buyers
DEMAND for our woBcJcrful offeriBg of WiBter weight worsted suits for
business wear will reach flood-tide and the men and young men who
come to Oak Hall may be sure of finding just the suit they want in
THE CERTAIN KNOWLEDGE THAT IT IS ALL-WOOL.
t
I' t-
ter in her mad effort to esiai.e but nhe . e.. ttm iiiinoitmn ninrli tenth ekv.ml
....... ...... . .. ... -
vvaa c-arr.UK one u.toj- win. tier, an sue
could hope to save
Two other men fiftni tho same camp
found a fox s hole In u fallen hollow
tret and started to chop the family out
In this case the mother drove all the
famll) five again up the center of a
hollow- branch ahead of her The chop
pers came up-n her from behind The)
tied her hind legs together and then
tied this thong to a pole, thus pulling i brusciuenosa to both which Indicated that
her out from a safe distance, for she I lno Teuton militarists are still dulat
was fighting mad and n fox a bite is not nB am that tnero must be further
a Pleasant tiling in iront or tier were nnhting to accomplish American-Mllcd
and twelfth noints bearing on Inlv
Austria Poland and the Balkans lef
olficlals curious as to what the iicunaiu,
thought about these vci) big pioblcms
Czernin h speech was regarded as far
more conclll-itorj than Her Mings
though authorities saw In Hertling a
tone far more subdued and diplomatic
than mi) thing Herman) has issued to
date Theio was. howevci, a certain
the pups, the foremost one so lammed
Into the rotten wood near the end ef the
branch that he could hardly breathe
Thlo Jitter was more than a month old,
and everj one of them lived In captivity
on the noarb)-b) fox (vu. Haiper's
Magazine.
aims.
i:perts here have foreseen that the
Teutons would bid for a peaco con
ference nr for further statement of wai
alms, but have warned that this bv no
means meat that the Teuton feeling was
sulllclcntl) gciiulno to bring peace
Heading between the lines, somo saw n
reflection ot Internal difficulties more
marked than ever before, but tier waB
An Item for U. S. Medical Men
NorUr China? give, U.rfollow Ing amount VrmlrTVZ
of her first patient Miss Me)er Is a'Meed that her mllltar) power is or
trained nurse and this Is her first jear, the wane.
on the field
"My first patient was a little bo) who
had cut hts hand terribly while cutting
grass, I, just by accident, happened to
see It It was sealed with a sort of mat
ing wax and a string tied around his
srrfst (to keep tho poison from going
up Ills' arm, I am Informed). With a lib
eral use of medicated soap and some
adhesive to keep the parts In apposi
tion and, mostly by p.ayer. he was soon
discharged as a patient, i am sure any
foreigner would have lost his arm"
Battery Signaling- Lamp on Hand
"While the ordinary battery flashlight
has proved Its efficacy In many In
stances, an Inventor lum devised and
patented a flashlight signaling and II
lumlnitlon outfit that slips on the hand.
Irt his patent he states that the appara
tus is Intended and especially adapted
for tbe us of persons working around
machinery or In places where portable
lights are used, Also It Is pointed out
that It will prove useful for automo
bile and trainmen, such as for signaling
purposes.
THE WEATHER
WASHINGTON', Jan 15
I'or eastern Pennsylvania: Local
snow tonight; Saturday fair and ctlder
in north ana west portion; moaerato
southwest to west winds.
Tor New Jersey Cloudy tonight,
-u-ltii snow In extreme north portions:
Haturdiy fair and ctlder In north por
tlen. X atorni of moderate energy over
spread Uia Ijike Iteglon and the border.
in State this morning and has caused
lkahf ganaral nous in tlie districts
within lt Influence It la being foi
,liwad from the For Northwest by a
ixjld. Wave of apparently moderate In
teaiMtr that cover waatern Canada and
rs th bordering State The temperature
liar Tla inrougnjii u.a smvivrii iteti.
f Um country durln Mie last twenty
tour hour and are P'tly seasonable
n Atlantic State while there I
r --rally a alight excess in tho Middle
POTTERY IX THE U. S.
New Jersey Ranks Second Among
States Manufacturing This Im
portant Product
The pottery products of greatest value
In the United States are listed under
the heading "white ware." which In
cludes the general household wares The
various other pottery products are red
earthenware, china, bone china, delft
and belleek ware, sanitary ware, porce
lain electrical supplies, stoneware and
jellow and Uocklngham ware There aro
also such miscellaneous products as
aquarium ornaments, art and chemical
pottery, craquelle porcelain. GuernfC)
earthenware, Hampshire 1oak, re.
wablc, Rookwood, Teco and Walle) pot
tery. Jardinieres, pins, stilts and spurs
for potters' use, porcelain door knobs
filter stones and tubes, shuttle ejes and
thread guides, porcelain hardware trim
mlngs, porcelain lighting appliances, to
bacoo pipes, toy marbles, turpentine
cups, umbrella stands and vases The
leading pottery-producing State of the
Union Is Ohio; Its chief product Is white
vrare, with stoneware second, hut It pro
duces pottery ot every kind except china.
New Jersey Is the second potterv-pro-duclng
State; Its chief product Is sani
tary ware The next three pottery-producing
Mates, in order are West Vir
ginia, New York and Pennsylvania,
These rive States produced In 1014 88 it
per cent of the total output of the coun
try Ohio alone produced 43.37 per cent
of the country's total value. The chief
pottery-producing communities aro In
East Liverpool, Columbiana County,
Ohio, and other places In tlat county;
Mahoning County. Oh lot Mercer County.
New Jersey, with Trenton as a great
potter) center, Middlesex County, New
Jersey . Hancock County. West, Virginia
Just across the Ohio Jtlver from lint
Liverpool', Schenectady Ontario, and
Onondaga Counties, en York. Jtecordi
of the production of pottery terra cotta
and allied product give the number of
persons so employed In thin country a
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A FTKR n record fall business, our inventorv I ml siZmvml'' 9, W4
i cVintva nn pnnrmniiRlv increased accumula. Iff Jf tJtlr B. fcis
i tion of Broken Sizes, Odd Lots and Discontinued If i jj
' Lines, which is but natural. dfe? ' ftfy Ml ft a II
l Our next step now is to l-ur 1 &jy vm Vs. m II
x u x- 5-y (-. a . w m g
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saXlS JtZwI5eK' rjml tllllir Ittle la
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i tS-iW I'1 Suaraatetl Con H al
1?S 25SaHH tm 7e &
WmIJSria 7iiimiiihirititt(iei rm ia
tXemorl Snoe Stores G?, I
il
I StSO .. front HI , near Dauphin ht '
Uti tlermantown Avr near Chelten Ave 33
SJ houtii soiii ht near MarKtt wt. B g-
IBIS Kentlngten Art., near Hart J-ane Jj
1431 Mouth nt., bet. llroad and Kth Sts M B;
lie N. sib Nt.. bet. Ilaco and Vine Stj. 3a
tmm&iiiimmai-mdm jVHHSS
These All- Wool Worsted Suits Are $25 and $2 7. 50
il Qualities Regularly and We Are Selling Them for
$20
OVERCOATS ! OVERCOATS ! OVERCOATS !
Ulsters, Chesterfields, box models, Trench styles, storm great coats i
and close upon two thousand going out at January Sale prices:
FINEST $10 OVERCOATS SELLING FOR $30.00
$30 & $35 OVERCOATS SELLING FOR $27.50
$30 OVERCOATS ARE SELLING FOR $25.00
S22.50 & $25 OVERCOATS SELLING FOR $21.50
$20 & $22.50 OVERCOATS SELLING FOR $17.50 '
THEY WERE BUILT BY WANAMAKER & BROWN, WHICH IS
THE HIGHEST PRAISE VE CAN PAY THEM.
Our next step now is to
close these out so that we
will not have anything
left over at the end of the
season to occupy valuable
space which we shall
need for Spring
models.
We have
therefore cut
the price on
every pair to
$2.45. That's
a mighty low
price for a bona-
fide $4.50 value but when we
cut prices, wc do it VIGOROUSLY
and get it over with.
You will get a mighty fine
$4.50 pair of these NEWARK
shoes if you come TOMORROW.
' TUCLM! tOJI
Clearance in Women's Shop
Furs, Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts
S10.00 For WOMEN'S $18.75 SUITS
S15.00 For WOMEN'S $25.00 SUITS
S18.75 For WOMEN'S $29.75 SUITS
S23.75 For WOMEN'S $32.50 SUITS
S7.75 For WOMEN'S $16.75 SUITS
S12.50 For WOMEN'S $19.75 SUITS
S16.75 For WOMEN'S $17.50 SUITS
S10.75 For WOMEN'S $29.75 SUITS
Hundreds of fur coats, sets and separate pieces are reduced to
where profit meets the vanishing point in order that they may be
out-cleared.
$6.7aS for $15,00 Coats
$13.75 for $18.75 Coats
$14.75 for $19.75 Coats
$28.75 for $35.00 Coats
New price tickets appear on every shirt in stock as well as upon
all dresses, including those of exquisite quality for evening wear.
THKIAV. ttOMliX'H AMI MIIS'I STOBI.S 1 l'Hll,.t ill'.LI'll! V
1J4I Market hi., bet IStli and Ulh St.
1I4S K.iitlntton Ae bet. York and Cumberland bts
Slit ueunantotin Ate., bet. IeblKh Me. and Bom
erret ht.
1ST North stir ht., near Cherry Ht.
i;t Mgutl. St., near tin bl.
4tt Market Ht , Uetueen 4th and 6th bts
257 STORES IN 07 CITIES
The busiest tailoring shop in town will continue to measure men for
finest Winter weight ouitings built to measurement
AT 15 DISCOUNT
This discount applies to every cloth in stock. There is not a single
reservation of any kind and men are selecting the fabrics they wish built
to mcir oracr ana aoing tneir own arithmetic.
WnnnmnlrA & Bwr (Market at Sixth
t t oj.ia.iiiajvdL ul ui u yy il for 57 Years
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