TJ i li -vT ' ""'' Vrf -f-" V Government warned OF ENEMY INTRIGUE Gcrmnny Gets War Data Through Camouflaged Insur- ance Companies GUISE OF NEUTRALITY JIcAdoo Ui-kciI to Take Quick Action to Keep Information From Toe W.XSIIINOTO.V. ! 28. Abetting tli.it It li ih evlilouee .i Hiou- Hint "canioiill.iKeil tiieniv- In-nnnine roinin-nle-i" rc oMalnlnn Inforninllon of lin. mcn'o value iiml fiuvvarillng It to Her many. Hio Anieiloati liefene Soeleti lirt nlglit icqtiwtnl ii heating liere lei tiipn tlic nniitlditlnn nf ceit.iln III c In Finance rninpatileii In lUirnpe to do lnis. ricFi In tlic I'lilled Ktntei I'.occntly Fecrit.iry Mi'Ailmi, lit the Itit-t.itue of the Foclety. deprived sevunl alien ioiiiiiiiiIok of the llglit to rDiulutt liualiips In tlic I'tilted Ktntca ilurlng Hie win. hi.t It wna ileelairtl lnt nlglit th.it tt.ll IIIIll meani to get mounil tlilt ptolilultloii appear lo nave lieen fouml Tlic ImxIh of the iciuet fut a lio.uliig c IiIoik'c salil to lie In ioipi'iliiii of tho American Hcfeiie Hnclctv ilctlgnul to fIioiv tint Herman Iti-uratico loin pinlen liaie rroignnlzeil In homo of tlic ncutinl lountllen anil pin coil tlicmvelit In poltlon to fomaiil valuable Infornia tlnn lo Hot li ti SK new Hie Inaiir.ttive ronipinlc? liaie lieen foinioil In .oiw.i Flnro Sec total) McAitoo at toil. It vvii'n rnlil, ami c.ililtalizril at $G,iiun.tHHi 'with the pto1aljlllt,i that llieli (apltal Is largely Ucrninn money" Tlicc coii.Miilei. It wiim pilntnl out. sro IlcenFoil to tin 1unliiii In tlif 1'nlteil fltnlci anil thiouKh .Stnti ami iiitlou.il bnanli of 111 i umlei w i iteis lt.iw, ntieii to ' Infoi in.itlnn of Incati ulalilo nilllt.ii isluo" An IliKt.inco to wlili li the Anicili.ni Pefeno Soiiclv iliow attention Is inn tdlnfil In the lepoit of one State bu.uil, uhli'li iiifm iiim thli minium tli.it lit a certain i.illin.ul plot, naming It. time rc d.ill) four rnilo.nls of ilj n.inilte nnil on a rpcelfkil i!.i en.li week .1 (.irln.ul of Mn.ill nrms ntnnuiiiitloii (Hlior In Manres nro given wheio Infuim.itloii eqii.lllj valuable vvuiilil icii'li tliue coin panlof. Tlic iciiucrt foi a lunilng to lemoio this alleged inuiiaie w.u uildiei'-eil to Secretary M0A1I00 li.v r.ldi.ml M Hunl, ehalrni.ui of the ho.nil nf tmtees of the society In it i.nnp.,lgn to foue the llitilil.itlon of onimv Hie anil in.nlne In uranee (nmpaiilul the nigaiilzatlou biFoil Km light on mguniintH that the failure, to take Mich iiitlon would poi mlt daman agent to gu valuable inlll Inry Information, because theie was ovl deiuc of 11 Ucimaii piopaganil.i lain palgn In the t'nlted States that sm-li llicnilng was uiinuiul and that nieli licensing was "iinpatitiitie and lumens fr " WILL PROBE OUTRAGE CHAMBERLAIN CITED Death of Clergyman's Son in Oklahoma Camp to Be Investigated CAJM DONIPHAX, 0M.1. .Ian 2S. Major Ccneral AVIlllatii II. AViK-ht, eomnianilliis tlic I'tiittil Stales nrmv cantonment lieie. lias ordeieJ u ligld ln estimation of the clrcumstaiiees sui roundltiK the death of Albeit Hcht wood, a pilate In a Kansas Xutlonal filial il oignnizatlon, v.-l.o died In the base lioMiltal nf Milnal inenliiKltls De cember 28. Details of nimj liospltal tieatment nll))llcil the 1nnte1I.1I for a poitlon of .Senator C'li.inibeilaln'.s pio test iiKiilnst nlleircil IneMleleney in the nimv In tlic L'nlted States Senate last vi eel:. CAIIBONDALE GIUL WEDS ENGINEJ2R ATAUGUSTA BtidcKroom a Lieutenant in Com pany E of the 103il Regiment at Camp Hancock AT'flUSTA. Oa . Jan 28 The inar rlace of Lieutenant Mrc.in II IMttcn, foinpam F. ln.lil KiiRineers. and Mli-s rilznbetli TMfioo ISrj Holds, both of Car bondale, r.i., was Folcninlzcd Saturday nt tho home of Mr, nnil .Mis Klplc llendcrhon. on ihe Hill Chaplain Rod erick llmigliinn, of the 103d Knslnccr'. olllclatcd The lnlde woic a eostume of while ceoiKctte crepo anil hatln and curled orchids and lilies of the allcy arraiiRoil hi nliowcr effect. After tho reiemonytho wcdilinit party as nrxed with a m.pcr at tlio I'ar trlilBO Inn, nt which tho favors wfro corhaao bomiueti for the women. Mr nnd Mrs. Patten left later for Atlanta, where they ill .ipend n few day.s A111011K the Kiie&ts were JIIs ll.urlct ran-oe, mint of the bride; Captain Holph, Lieutenant anil Jlrn I. .1 I'iibIi, Lieutenant anil Mrn. r.nbeit llcntley, SerBcant and Mih. John r.irpeler. Jack Jcnnjn, Captain and Mrs, I 'rank Shan non and Mifs .lenctte Crow ell "USAAC" BAND HEAD DIES Jack Crowe Succumbs to Pneumonia at Officers' Training Camp ALLKNTOWW. Pa.. Jan. 2S. -Wind lias been leeelvcd at tlio lie.nliiiai. tors of Iho Dnltril Stiites ninliiilaiieo camp of the death fiom pneumonia In the oflleetn' lialnliiK caiiip nt Camp Mcado of Jack Ciiivvp. fonnrr leailer ot the, Unuiu U.uiil. IIo left a innntn Ro with tlio Usnno cniitliiKCiit or clehly.four nclccted to take flic olllLers' tralnltit; com so nt Camp Mcado, Clowe was n Texan cowboy, a native of Tucson. Aiiz. nnd came to the am bulance camp with tho University of Aruonu unit. OUST FOUR GUARD OFFICERS Lieutenant Colonel, Two Majors and Captain Discharged WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. DIs chargcH ot four ofllccrs In tho Na tional Guard of Pennsylvania became known today tluoURh tho publication by tho War Department of special orders. Tho four aro Lieutenant Colo nel Kdmnnd II, V. Conrad, Infantry; Major Samuel II, Heller, medical corps Major Scott M. Huff, medical corps, and Captain Robert S. Morton, UOth infantry. MEASLES AT FORT DUPONT Barracks at Delaware City Quaran tined; Soldiers Lose Homo Rsunions WILMINOTOX. Del., Jan, 2S. 1'oit , uont, at Delaware City, tu under Quarantine because measles has bioken oat. In addition to the regular soldiers. . mere nro about !00 Delaware .National vr iinjr men ai me post. , wany or tlicip ui ejwpecteu to spenu 7sterday at home. . 1 (. iiuzieton Iionurs oviuicra iiAiurauA, J'O,, Jan, , aervn-o were presented In the Christ Luth 1 liran. Trinity Lutheran and Diamond ;. fifincaist episcopal Cliurcn, last nigni, rvKorly-elght. younif men havo entered the r. nrmy from ChrlBt Lutheran coimreKa r.twi, twenty-two from Trinity Lutheran 'St (1 l',nlM.n fpAnt llij. fllji innilil , - "I - ,..,., ,v,., ... ....,,..-..-.,. HUN MESSAGES HIT WIRELESS AT MEADE Operator Catches Flashes From Enemv Outfits Arm' I - - - W..JU Atlantic PICKS UP PARIS NEWS Commander nt Camp Carefully Studies All Codes Caught liy ' Instrument lJ a Staff t'ortcsjirl li'rn - CASH-Mi:.Hi:. Admiral, Mil Jan 28 It was an umiinll ciulet da. at Little le 111, nnd John McUarrlty wire lops operatoi. In the ladlo yeitloit of tlie 301 Hi. field S'.enal Ilattallon timed up IiIk Instruments with Jut oidlnai cnllm.Ml.isni TiiiiIih: up for the purpose of (.itchlne nteKiMi-r-i lli.it tiller thimiKl- the all , waes from AilhiKtoti anil other (Jo. criimeiit Htiitluim Is ot a woilc that Htlniul.ites u flelitlliR limn, ami when1 perfoi med in .1 Mleiue tint Is unbroken ocept for the liail.liic of .1 machine irun .1 half mile to the wet aril the occislonal blare of a band In a distant cedlou of the (amp t'ae wotk Is eoloi- les. 01, as Jkl'.iiilty woiibl im, moiiolouous Hut raldler that he Is, he Mm!, to hlx tavk mid aftei a half Iioui'h woik on Hie senltle whoa and ke'boild closed the Kwlteli Theie was a pulling pound which it.ic ample eldenee tliat the apii.iititus was hi tilm and .1 moment latei the i-nlillei opei.itnl, with hi" head melvoi adjinitoil, made the uniul an uoiiiicdiient that he had ArlliiK'oii That Is the blK 1111II0 "l.itlon fiom which I'ncle Sam Hashes luformatlou to his inllltai) 1. miis and naval stations ami most Impoitnnt of all, the time "The time," said Mi Canity to one of his comindc. "and heic Is a little iHpe for the conini unlet " A moment later Mdl.irrlty il(kid up the ladlo station nt Tampi. I'la , and aftei takiiiK rode foi two or thiee inln-, ules. leni.ukdl that he hid tie Clffel I Towel In Paris "It h pres.s stuff fioml I-'liiko." leniaiked the opeialor, as the1 ln.(s lioveicil atoutul the appaiatus. I its whom iii:i:.Mxv'" Hut KettliiR niess.iBes fiom aeioss the seas w.ik not new and nnthim; tliat I would put the wheliss men oil their toes Weeks befoio. or when the blc plant li.nl' been put In pimp, the Iiojh hid (iijujedl t' e thrill of pultlnir Cinni Jb-atie in iliieet tomb Willi Pail-. And now, like! .1.1,, .11. ,,,, I, l ,,,, tl, ,.,,.., I l,,n I ............ ..... f, " the d.illv message that seeped through the cloud mists on the Atlantic had be (oiiic commonplace. Middenl.v the face of the IlKhtliiK little ' Irishman at the kejlioaid turned a 1 leli liihnsoii. and almost as sinbb'iily the I Hush vaulsl-ed and nave vvav to a white ness tint was- almost unciiin.v "What's un. old man' snouiui a coiniaoe 'Souk tiling vvioim Out with , man ' l'oi heaven's sake, tell us the Ciench bioken till oubIi" Sie the 1 KlvlriR tho-e devils a Rood laatliu?" l'leil to his chair as thousli glued, the opeiator made no ieil. Vol a mil minute he onjovul alone tie Kicato-t honor that has mine to a Camp Meade Huldln "Ilojti." he shouted. "I've cot liei nianv No: I'm not ciaz,v I tell uu I Inve" ileiiuaiiv Tho Huns an- suidliiK (ode fiom N'auen It'K lode, but Pi i Kct- thiK it lieie It Is ' And as me uousniy i.ii,,,,-,,. i,...,.,l M fi.iL'imnls of the nh.hep mess.ice a half dozen nun In the small operating loom leallzed what was happening .... , Thev were putting the Llbertv 1)1 vlslonin dliect touch wltli the Huns anil giving to the Pennsj Ivanlans ami nu.vs fiom I)lle tlie unique honor of beating everv othei National Aim division lo it 'In illicit communication- jtm-u MUiuultv Tin: Ni'.ws sti'd.i:p Then the good news was lushed to C.mtnln C. II lliukheail. loninmiioer m ' 1 ..0 Iki, nnllll. the radio loinp.iny ami one m n"""- tiss' best wlieless expel 18. n.u wai officer did cannot no ioiu. That tho mllltaiy authoiltles know what to do with the Information that Is plucked out of the air, goes vvltliout saving, and there Is little I'oubt that ininy of the ni U rlous codo mes sages uiu dliected to the coniniandciK of imdeisea boats that aio lavishing the luminesce of the world McG.uiitv. It should bo said. Is a vluntecr and halls from a little town in Ohio. Ofllclallv tlio indlo outtlt Is known as Coinpvnv A. which In this instiinco Is quite slcnfllcint Tlie lcmarkablc woik being done b.v Captain Muikhcad's mep with tho wire less outllt Is but one of the mans ntunts pel foi mod by tho battalion, it is thin battalion tliat will handlo the signal work for tho Liberty Division when it goes over theie nnil every wrinkle In the game of communication Is being tauiiht to the men Company C Is known as the 'Outpost Outfit," and to this unit will fall the work of keeping the men In tho fi out line trenches In communication ivlth the icar thiough the medium ot tho tele phone, telegraph and other signaling de vices. TAI'T TO SPLAK i:mcsldcnt Taft will arrive nt Little Penn curly todax nnd at I o'clock will addrcsa the division olllcers nt the auill tniliun of tlio V. M. C. A "Why Wo Ale at Win" is to be the subject of his addiCRK. At night, ho speaks, to Hie Hilcctcd men nnd tomortow morning addresses tho negio soldiers. Tliltry-two Phlladclphlaiis weic re jected 'today because ot phsleal de feits They nre: Hnrry Teltelbaiiin, local boaid 1: Charles Howard, 9; Sim eon Hood, 50, Mlko Bllokovsk. t, Joseph Lustilno, 13; Martin Kozak, It, J J Moll, 1U; Hugeno A. O'Counell, 11, Gtorgo Sehcnilca. 2; Stanislaus Tanlin It! Salvator Cubortlno. 2; Walter Ku blak, a; Masslno Orcflce, 3; Gcorgo A Ilauer, 10; (ieoigo i;. siniin, ii; a Kurlek, II; Joseph Venuto, 22; Charles Gibbons. 25; Aubrey P. Duncan. 22; Krederlck Hoffman, 10: William N Mc Connell, 20; William Winter. 12; Jocr gen Kamuelscn, 28; Herman Sherman, SCi Charles Hiimberg. 1; Harry Breltcn bach, 26; Robert II. Graham. 21; and James V. Ilarnes, 42. BRITON WHO CRITICIZED U. S. CAMP ARRESTED Says He Was Joking, but Uncle Sam Doesn't Like That Kind of Joke CHATTANOOGA, Tenn , Jan !8 United States army authorities Mill hold, pending Instructions from the Urlt Ish embassy, Sergeant A. Farquhar. of tlm Senforth Highlanders and member of tho British military mission at Camp Forrest, who was placed under arrest Knturduv for remarks made nt a meet- tmr of tho Chattanooga Academy of Medlclnq concerning conditions at the camp. , Major General Krvvln. commander of the camp, has addressed a communica tion to Captain Angler requesting steps be taken to prevent spy further state ments by members of his commission reflecting on American" soldiers. Sergeant Farquhar Ueclaies hli state ments that It required half of the men at tho camp to guard the other half and that there were too many men confined ii.irrnoki for petty Infractions were jimde u a, jocular v.ela. EVENING PUBLIC EXPERT RADIO OPERATOR AT AGE OF 19 ti 1 - r ' "i - Wortell Onskill, son of William CJafkill. of Mcrohantvillc, N. .1 . and a member of the South Jersey Itmllo Association, who Ins enlisted in the co.it defense lesene as a tailio operator WILL CALL HKISTONE DRAFTEES FEBRUARY 6 State Headquarters Will Send Forces to Fill Va cancies in Camps II I!I!IM1I P.U. .1.111 2S Till' I'i'M ipiota of ihaftees wlm will be called t make till shot tapes of ill-tihts tibutai to Camps Lee ami Meade will. In nil Hiobabllitv, IickIh to move on l'bru,u. C but the temaludet uiedcd to nuke up the iiunt, i uiiilri the III st i .ill win not st.ut befoie l'ebiuit 15, aicoidlni; to piC'cnt Indli ations ,The men to make it I shoitaues will iciilaee tho-e tejietcd at (,imps aftei ph.VHlial i Miinlii.itlons and to make up iti 111 U m les under pte- Inns iiuotas bcnil In ii' 12 per lent still .lie due ni the two cinips imib I the flist call. Major V C Mm dock. 111 rh.utfe of diaft he.nliii.iiteis wlio li is bei n In olllihii; of tin' Inc. 1 1 ho.ltilx as to the laociess tn.nle on the UasslfW atlon of the iUclloiniilii s, has lieaul fiom about li)0 of the :"-' bonds, and is iiikIiii; that i I the woik be eviiedlti d Knit pel rent' of the bonds nnswiilm; lepoitlnK woils i fiom On to loo pel lentl n hand : 2D n r .(int fimn 7" to in': 2 pet cent 5n to 7" , anil IS pi I cent liss than half mm plctcd In Philadelphia oiilv nine of lirtv-om '""" ",; ',"I,M1 'u'" ','""..' ' Uioe hive llnlslied the woik AiloKhl'llv ,, , , , , ..,.,. , 'uin. ii.ir. ti feiMm i(,,iti .iiiciii.- ,i Pitf-ljiirK. ui fi'v ImmiiN Imp initio mm li piujiif", .UMiidln tu it'lMjity. r.ullnt,' li.ue lift ti .uuiuumcmI Hint men of tltaft nR m.ii i Im hIiko ln. I and Kien fl.cslI'H.alnns will li;tc tin li i.isfs uutuni.itU'.ilh iiiipr.tli tl ti tlic ills tikt ttd.tids ,i tHl tluit alt MUMi wlm li.ie ICltUltl tlio 'RKCII i.llil ' ill t.lltl Ut li It. old i'1 lonnlhi-xi to K", aii" ciitlllt.l to nn -iiin tUumalHM HEN IN ALI.ENTOWN CAMP EN.IOY MUSICAL FEAST Musicians of Philadelphia Oichestta Knteitain Ambulance Cotps I ami Receive Ovation A '1n1isU.1l feast' was given last night to the men of the lulled States aimv iinhulanie mips at Allentown by nitty musicians of tlie Phlladilphla Oicheslra, led by Wasslll I.eps, conduc tor of the oichestral coiuVrts glvin nt Willow- Glove each summer. After be Ing enteitaln-d at illnnir In the olllcers' mess bv Colond clarenie 1'r.inkllu, the intiiiians gave a (omeit in the new lfiic.it km building, which was attended b several thousand iiiiu, Ollkeis ami men alike uccoided to Ml. I.eps and the musicians icpiated ovations Tho pn ?i.im Included: 1 'ihe "St ir M' iiiRl'-il llinni-r" J riiilmJIi . . . -11.-1 i ii- t "I'rolil Ihe NVu VViilM .sineliuil" llinrak Vlkuru t.,nrti' S-, In ro .Vll'i;iii I'liiil. I. ".-vlvli" Delll.es Lis CluissirisK, s. Viilse Irf-iiti- PI7lllltU I'lirtape il,' llailois "1 Ma rill. "Wn TsiliillviiwsV.) SEEKING MOIti: OITICKltS State College Student-? Asked to Apply for Commissions STTi: COI.LLiSi:, Pa, Jan 28 Teilinleal students nt the Piiinsv lvaula State College have been asked lo anpl for commissions lu the coast artillery (Oios. Mnlor Thomas M Stiauldlng has lictlfled Hi. lMivlu II. Spaiks. president of the ii.llege, that spedal training courses fm ollleeis will be held ever three weeks at Fortress Monroe. aimrcrs 11. nu men 11 vunuui 1. .0. Major Spaiildlng's appeal said theie,' ,A ,nmJ l,cl "'K""itiou liulldln-;s Is a need of ollliers lu this liianih (Iradnates or students whe havo com- pleted the greater pal t of llirh loibge course lu clootika! eiiKlneeilng 1110 pir- tleularly dcsiied Appllianls for om - lillsulons Villi ltf, riillfilril ItrtTni n hnlitt sent to : the training (ami. A Do.ii.l of ohlccrs will select those to nttend tho m ... '. . .. camps alicut a month befoie the louise begins. Choose this fine Grafonola outfit SPECIAL FOR TUESDA Y j You get this complete outfit I "Jewel" Grafonola, mahogany or oak 10 selections of your (5 double disc 75c records) LEI)UE1-1JJILADELP111A, MOXDAY, RADIO AMATEURS RUN NEW JERSEY SCHOOL Association "Does Its Bit" by Giving Free Lessons at Collingswood Tin nm iti in ladlo i peiat m .loi-cv aie lOiitllblltlliK Ihell the opit.iilou of a ct Mieces Khool, wlilili Is now In full of South bit ' by fill t.ld'.n swIiik In Colllngswool uniler the nusplies of the ' South Jcrse ltaillu Association. I This fcIiooI was Malted ,ut April and has turned out minv ainateui- ' operatorn It meets each Tliuisilay eve- nlng fiom s until in oViiult In the Col , llugswood High school liullillue. which has been thrown open to the association b.v the Hoard of IMucatlou The (iiiileuliim consists nf 'in hour of (ode prnrtin' .md an hour of tiilinlc.il liistnutlnn with hl.itkhoaid woik, l.i e tuics aie alo given bj nationally known ladlo opeiatots The Mist giudiiati' nf this si'linol was I! Whiiton llairiugtoii, of Pens.inken lie Is now an ln-trui tor In the school llanv W Pensli in. secietary of the as. inflation. Is chief lustiuitui lie Is be ing assisted In the woik bv Waldo Ilatehilor, iiesdeut. Mole than foity pupils have In en .UteiidliiK ilie i lasses each Thiiisilav linliiiled In this num ber aie seviial outit; women of Col llngswooil Wonell G.isklll. s,,n of William Cas. kill of Monti intvllle. , .1. n hiciiiIki of this us'oilatlnu. lias icunllj 111II-.I11I In the io,Ht ilffi use icsetve as a 1 idio lopei.itm. At the time tlie Covet miient fi rbld the u-e ot pilvnte i.iillo stations ilasl.ill had tin- most lompMo one hi tills seitlon of the coiiutiv his fi hints sav This was built intlii'h b.v Gisklll himself Though onlv uliietien ve.us old, lie Is inushlelid one of the best ol- ei itois 111 New Jel'-ey The assiH l.itiou Mi nds n 101di.il hi vitatliiu to anv one wishing to take up this woik to attend the ilassis. i;ie 1 iein e Is not iit'iisiij. No diaiges ,110 made NAVAL OFFICKK A SUICIDE Lieutenant Commander VaiMn - Shoots Himself at N'oifolk NOUI'OLK. a Jan 2S - LU ttteii aut Ciiiiimaiidcr I'.iisuni was found dead In his olllm .vostenlay vvllh n hullctliolo in Ills hi ail He had la en dead several houis hi his light hand was a lcvolvi'i, Ills fi lends sav lio iiminiltti'd sub hie bemuse of 111 health I!i fine the war he was commandei of the licet of Menhaden llslibo.its, anil lieiausc nf his familial Ity with the Atlantic mast hi was iifleicil .1 cum Hussion In the naval iommw imps when the I'liltod States ilecl.neil u state of w.u wltli (ii'iiuauv i'istuut IIo was (ommlsslnuei of lislieiles foi Vliglnia and was iKlleveil wealth . A son Is at tlio Naval Acadcmv, An napolis. Lieutenant Commander Par sons also Is sui lived by Ills widow. JOHN 1).. Jit., IMtAISKS CA.M1' Proud of Men at Upton, He After Inspection Say, ..... ,., .,i ,,r,,.. ,.,,,,1... ,ikn ,,,, ,,,,,, ,, , , ,rt ;.. 1 "" -- - -.-'."".'- ami ciom-i.v 10-i.ecieu die su-ain pari of the cantonment. llefoto leaving he etpiesscd great sat- Isfactlon at the general condition lieie. 1 "Tho sph It and (omi.ideshlp ot tho men . . . ... ... .... I ,,,LV '"!'" ",0..f'V' ..."".r?1?... -. has Impressed 1110 gieatl aiiii v isi'i'iiiir tsiii" ii riiii'iuini iiii. ri 1 "After seeing such 1 splendid lot of nianl fellows I nm pioud to jay tliat. I, I too, lonio fioin New- YoiU own choice Total Outfit $50 jLclown -A on easy weekly terms Place your order early, as our supply is limited TheGrafonola Shops 1109 Chesrtut COL. OLWELL DROPPED IN M'CLELLAN SHIFT 1 ' Former Commander of Jersey Unit Ordered to Cali fornia FRENCH MAKE VISIT Number of Mnrylamlersi Detached for Duty in Detention Camp 111: liyi AISTIIItt lll.l'i: AXP lilt W DIVISION. Camp MeClell.ui, Ala. Jan 27 Colonel Cuttls V illwi'll has been re Holed of inniniind of the lOlth I'.iikI uecis Llcuteiiini Colonel W. W. Cio li of Miivl.ind, s in conmi.iiid Colonel Dtwell has been assli;neil to I'nmp I'le nioiit Palo Mto Cal . to the (omiiiind of the SPHh KiikIiiims He will leave here immedlatelv Co.ouel Otvvell Is a icKUlai aimv ollkei ,md was ni'slitm d in the loimuatiit of the Initli IliiHlneers, a New Jeirev in K.inl.itioit. at the lime of llielr t-iiiisnii fi mi the oilRlnal bait 1 1 Ion to a iiKhneut DIsthiRiilslieil ollheis nf the Pinion in in v have been at Camp MiClell.ni Thev were Major de P.evlei". the head of the I'lemh mllitatv mission foi the siihilMtlrl of Atlanta, and Captain de llc,itirliii, of tho Trench (5enei.il Staff ImiliiB their stay lien- Captain lle.ui l it'll v leetuied befoie tho eonfeieiu'e of Held and staff ollleets on the oiKnnl7.i llini and proieiltiio of the lutellliti me illl.ei In the general st ih" of a division 'Ihe llillh I'leld Slk'n.ll llittalloli Is lo have a (haplaln Me is Lieutenant I 'i i del Id, .1. Hoiks He has been as sIkihiI to tlie Jnsev ("Itv and DMrht of Culniiibl.i olltllt for dlltv. 'Ilils s the Hist .h.iplaln to be nslgni'il fm dutv on the ' lieadqu.iitils knoll,' upon wlilih an- loi.iud the division licadiiuiiteis. liindquaiteis tio.p. ti.iln he.idquai teis Hid mlllt.irv iiollie ami the Held sign il 1 battalion Pilvate William iillatl fonneil.v of the headili.iiteis tioop. has bei 11 tl.ius feiied to Comp.iuv A of the mlllt.irv po llic. i oiimiatiiliil b.v Captain Hiss(ii I'n cni. ill I Captain Chubs Halm who has bei 11 on dutv at the division ibtentloii i.uup lias bun iilleved of dut.v thin- and at taihid to the stipplv (onipanv of the Illlli Infautiv I'livale Geoige ilaitinan, of Cnmpanv 1 l. lolth niiuimnltlon iralii lias birn tr.insfeiied to tin- aviation seitlon nf the I signal mips and sent to Camp Kellv San Antonio. Ti, fm training Spot lal mitcis detailing a huge mini I'd of nun foi iletaihid dutv at tin ' dlv l-h'ii detention lamp hive In en Is smil The) alfnt Maivlaiid and Vli- 1 gliiia men e(liislvel Those oidiKit over tin 1. - ,ue l-'list Seigiant l'onest I'onesti'i Couip.inv A Illlli Infautiv, Sci Remit I lav hi C liiessler, Compan It, 11., Ill lllf-lllt,, . . .. .... .., 1. ...,,, , u I ,. lit Coniiunv 11 11.1th Infantr.v , Seigeantlg Chillies W Smllh. Coinpanv II. ll.'tli g lufanuv . Siigianl Wllllani II llnlnl.iv 3 Seigeant John II Hauls, Seigeant Wll- Ej Mam II Lu vin, ami Seigeant shine I) if) 1 '1, 1 ft. all ofilie lli.tli Infautiv , Piivates j .laiioii Capoin headipiaiteis (iniqiati H Illlli Inr.uili.v , William It fob man B Cinuii.ui A tilth liifanti , C W S Sukir. Coinpanv 11, Il.'ith Infauti . Pilvate Wllllani 1! De, Coinpan D 1 gl llltli Infautiv, James Newton. Com- 1 gj I'.inv r, list.i Infauti : II L Van Ej limn, Cmpaii 1;. llGtli Infaiitr : Jolingj P llvliiiid, supply innipin.v. U,1lh In- g rantiv j William c Hauls. Company L, 'gl 11.1th Inranli : William II Meeks anil S W P Pettv. both fiom Ciiinp.ui L llbth Infauti ; W li .Mlnrell mill .I11I111 r II Lee, both fiom Coinpanv K, lldtli Ej Infauti . Albeit Clatterliaiigli and llo.v E Miller, both fiom Compiny A, llGth In- S fauti ; 1'iauk J Hilton and James Gear iTiV . Vr"" V. V..V. iiotli rioin 1 onipanv Joan Donaldson, Company A. ll.'tli .M.iihluo (inn Ilattallon, I .1. I'aiieii. headipi.irtds lompauv. 112th Mai blue 1 1 nil Ilattallon, ami William McCluir, Coinpanv 11. ll.'tli Maihlue (lull li.it tii Hem Pilvalcs Chailes S Schwait7lnrg. of Coinpanv It, 11 i.th 1 11 r.i nt 1 . ami Cliaud - ler I'm sons, Comiuuv 1, lliitli Infautiv have In 111 iiaiisfeiud to the lnltli 111 11111 Ml I ion Ti.iln Thiee Vliglans liai. bien taken fiinil line units mid trausftiicd In the leglmeiital sanltaiy ih taclimeiit. Tlie aio I'llvates, Mist class, I.eter Harris, Coinpan A. Stuait A Ollvir. Com pin H, and Paul A llobeitsnii Coin pan i:. all of the lictli Infautiv Pilv ale Claience M. Hall, of ltalteiy , 111. 1. i..i. 1.1 ...tu.... .1... 1. . ' iiiin rum .Muuti.i, ine irgma iiglmenl, has been llansfeuul to tlie Kicuiiati imps YOUNG POLKS OKI' TO TOUT Kive Leave Hazlcton to Join Kcgi. ment at FortN'infraia II.ZI,I:Tii". Pa, Jan :8. Five ' ).''"H I0'?? ?." ',:rr .e" eid.i for Fort .Mag.ua, . . to join tlio I'ollsii icgl 1Plt l)enK ,,,j,, 1C1, for Kent,0 on , veMci front They meivo an enthusiastic fatevvell A parade was 1 1 held In theli honor, followeti oy speech- making at City Hall, where Maor' I lleldeniek li addiessed them and praised I the patilntlc splilt tliev have shown I 'I'I.a lln.l I'lnus Surloll nr.s.hicil Ia the. . some Unit wea? Later bey Uere .... .. . . - . gnosis ai .1 suppci given uy me i;ev. l'atlier Zlebura, of the Chuich of the ruinsllguiatlon immediately 1 album holding 34 selections. 300 needles, loud, soft and medium. 6 special fiber needles. tf3 Tiii'rTCllJi? JANUARY 28. 101S MOUTH ORGAN BAND TO REGALE DIX BOYS Colonel Cootes Favors Club for Camp 10,000 liar- i monicas for Concert ENCOURAGED AS GIFTS Music lo l!c Sttessed In Practice Matches Songs When Instru ments Quit CAMP HI.V, AVrlehttown. N J . Jan SS.When lestlng In billets li.uk of the front win re their lrglmcutal bands can not ne.-oinpativ lliem, American soldiers get moie entertaimuent and conifoil out nf n noiith-oigaii than from nny other pleie of i'iillpinent they inn stuff in tlirlr war p.uk, iiicorillng to Colonel Cootes, ilikf of stnff. who a f i w weeks npo, vlslleil all sections of the western flout with Major (leiier.il SiOtt Colonel Coote? Is nnslous to see scores of hir- 1 moiilca bands oignulzed among the! Hoops hole befoio tln leave Camp I Dlv, nnd will nsk the i o-operatlon of Staniev W llnwklns, camp song master, and vailous liglmeutnl inuslial leaders' In foiiiiliiK these gioups of melody Tlio ( mass .(oug (.iinivals planned for the first open vv lather will be featuted bv liiitn lars lu which liioon or moie mouth-organs will add volume and uoveltv to tlic piograni 01 dels, offeitlve tomoirow, rmphasbe the value placed 011 music In military' training llennfter on pnutlce marches ' wheievii possible, 1 eM1nc11t.1I hands must ai'ismipanv Ihe tumps The martial 1 music will bleak tlie t ilium ot long ihll.es When the h.itidutm tire ofneers 1 tire histiliitrit 10 en. mli.ic. the ih.ikIi-1 I 1IK ,hinms to 1111 In tlie minim with I SUIICK 1 I T)lc ,lheai teuliig erfnt of contliiuil , 1,,,,.,, . r olllcers fiom division lo ill. vision v.ipoii the spirit and work of v si lous commands ficquently has been observed In this division So many have liei 11 tin tiausfeis of enlisted men fiom thi 1 -imp that mouths ago the sol dleis 1 Unnamed it "Tlie Pour Winds Division ' III this matter of transfers. I the scoi- lot the ottkeis is about tied1 wltli that of tho men. Quick to nolo tliu ifhi: if the continual bieaklng up I of comma' iR Al.tjor Geneial Scott has issued an 10 del fi 1 bidding further trans, fus for i(i"onal leasons and will ap-1 PEHSEJSljaSiaJSJSJlElEJEISMSiariM Ml Liberty Bondi accepted at caji at par. Mail orders promptly filled. g 3 ' Ej III OUR at and "ysiiHas Met With Tremendous Response Ej fJ fe p) I - j ibl Sjj b iVfpd tin? smi more I rSsi BJpJiy g A;-stirV ia 1 '-1 t n 11 1 VtBiktWr 1 C t 1 k ing them simply as a practical and sensible way to offset ihe clothing and I fuel problems that await, even if you had not thought of buying them as a g stylish and beautiful addition to dress. I H J 1 The Following Items ' FUR SETS Regularly Now Raccoon Sets 32.50 19.50 Nutria Sets 37.50 24.50 Australian Opossum Sets, 45.00 29.50 Taupe Wolf Sets 49.50 32.50 Jap Cross Fox Sets . . . 55.00 34.50 Kamchatks Wolf Sets . . 55.00 37.50 Black Fox Sets 55.00 37.50 Taupe Fox Sets 65.00 42.50 Red Fox Sets 65.00 42.50 Slate Fox Sets 110.00 65.00 Natural Lynx Sets 110.00 69.50 Fisher Sets 100.00 69.50 Cross Fox Sets 110.00 74.50 Mink Sets 140.00 98.50 Pointed Fox Set 165.00 110.00 Hudson Bay Sable Set . . 365.00 295.00 Silver Fox Set 550.00 345.00 SCARFS Regularly Now Skunk Scarfs 15.00 7.50 Skunk Scarfs 20.00 10.00 Wolf Scarfs 20.00 10.00 Skunk Scarfs 25.00 12.50 Red Fox Scarfs 25.00 12.50 Wolf Scarfs 25.00 12.50 Wolf Scarfs 27.50 15.00 Wolf Scarfs 30.00 17.50 White Fox Scarf 29.00 19.50 Black Fox Scarfs 29.50 19.50 Black Fox Scarfs 39.50 22.50 White Fox Scarfs 35.00 22.50 Red Fox Scarfs 37.50 22.50 Jap Kolinsky Scarf . . . 49.00 24.50 Cross Fox Scarf 42.50 29.50 Jap Kolinsky Scarfs . . .110.00 55.00 Silver Fox Scarf Charge Cu$tomr rai I novo them only vrhero It l" estb!th(I that tlicy i,r for.lho, cooil jf tha crv !co. Ono tf ll-c most popular promotions Hnrounced by Major fioneral Scott RWonj1 men of tl.e South Jersey Infantry, U that of Captain Havnes udom to the 1 hats'trimmed FREE OF CkAtiGE 1 tit BfrotlMfs One Yellow Trading Stamp With Every 10c Purchne All Ptr . I Market : Eighth In Accordance With the t,; cs Closed All Day Today Special Sales Scheduled for Today Will Take Place Tomorrow, Including The Greatest February Furniture Sale in All Our History It offers tlic convenience of a Club Plan method of imrcliuMiitr and presents an unrivaled collection of high grade, beautifully designed furniture at moderate prices. Sec Details in Tomorrow's Papers I Special Notice to Charge Customers I All merchandise bought tomorrow, Wednes idau and Thursdafi will be charged on February bill, payable in March. Mavfeon & DeMair? 1115 Chestnut Street Opposite Keith s SALE OF One-Half One-Third Off SME sound, solid reasons for buying furs now, tlie quantity and variety offered $125,000 worth of merchandise ; the ir .- far Aiawson cc ueiMany rurs, account tor tne quick and remarkable response to this Sale. The lack of fuel, the unusual rigor of the weather, the possibility of less warm material for apparel make warm clothing a necessity. Furs are the warmest wear to be obtained. The public auction at St. Louis, the barometer of fur prices, showed both a big increase in wholesale cost and a scarcity of skins. Prices another season will soar high above those of today. Yet today's prices are reduced here one half and one-third. about the advantaae of Are But a Partial List of FUR COATS Regularly 3 Near Seal Coats 85.00 5 Hudson Seal Coats . , . .110.00 3 Marmot Coats 110.00 8 Natural Muskrat Coats, 110.00 4 Hudson Seal Coats ...165.00 Hudson Seal Hudson Seal Hudson Seal Hudson Seal Hudson Seal Hudson Seal Hudson Seal Mole Coat Hudson Seal Hudson Seal Hudson Seal Hudson Seal MUFFS Regularly 4 Black Fox Muffs 15.00 2 Skunk Muff tjgO.OO 2 Raccoon Muffs qM2.50 3 Nutria Muffs 10.00 7 Skunk Muffs 25.00 2 Black Wolf Muffs 25.00 6 Hudson Seal Muffs .... 22.00 5 Black Wolf Muffs 30,00 3 Beaver Muffs 32.50 2 Black Fox Muffs 37.50 5 Black Lynx Muffs .... 45.00 3 Taupe Wolf Muffs . . . , 45.00 2 Red Fox Muffs ...... 55.00 3 Taupe Fox Muffs 55.00 1 Ermine Muff 70.00 2 White Fox Muffs . . . . . 99.00 3 Cross Fox Muffs . .100.00 145.00 97.50 May Have Purchatet Charged cnjfillt k . r-V.i! ;fc ,(f nhlfbr major". L'(i4lAM j ntiju-ant lo CotefklJUbUinsot sU rteltnenl. Uo16rtH Stftkes ha tt Major OUom to command ot.the Ufittallo!: 1n(I rtflfaln SlrewbirkMf nciini; reyiTieniai MiujuiKnc ? : Filbert : Seventh Government's Request, win -, - I a&g75&. -" 21 P u r c h a tint agent' order ac cepted with UMual 10 per cent al lowed. Repairing and remodeling at low coif. FURS Off quality and style remj- t P i buuina furs now, of buu- the Many Furs Here: Now 47.50 55.00 68.00 68.00 98.50 125.00 145.00 155.00 165.00 175.00 185.00 195.00, 195.00 225.00 265.00, Coats . . .185.00 Coats . . .220.00 Coats 245.00 Coats . . .255.00 Coats 265.00 Coats . . . 270.00 Coats . . . .285.00 325.00 Coats . . .345.00 Coats . . .385.00 Coats . . .450.00 Coats . . .500.00 310.00 375.00; Sent March "f, tf I ,l 131 1o 0 i w, otiV, Juy ff.1 tTO'? 'J-tuiir xVrU i".:ruia "l SD5'l I flitJO-I nolll!) rn? 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