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MAKEALL FIRES IITTIE FIRES
Higher renting values
your buildings, when protected with
Globe Sprinkler Systems, will readily
command higher rentals; et thocost
of this firo protection is returned in a
fe years throflgh reduced insurance
j,tes. Full particulars on request.
CLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.
Kj35 VaMnjton Ave. Dickinson 531
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I DR. MUNYON, MEDICINE
MAKER, DIES SUDDENLY
.
Hade Fortune Through Con-
tinuously Keeping Himself
m Public Eye
riAinf "ll1ttOtl N (lC.llt
The 'notMl "Phll.ule.i1.1un, o tic-
. . i i . nl.n.l itli.it en i a- flirt
ify ti.niih of the nation than be Its presl-
,' aui iri.ii ill-- nun iiiiin i r av
dent," and who for many sears con
,.i,,l hv various meatii to keep lilm-
tk Mlf vividly bifoio the cjph of u Urge
t-i nart of the clvlllrnl world, died sudden
1? )r In the I'olnilnna Hotel at I'alm
wk Beacli. luath was due to he.ut dlsiae
Im
W Apparcnllj hi bad hem
in excellent
K iiMim lor wira' linn- !""'
f rciv men bavo had suih a versatile
tit ...... n in .1 It Munvoti N'nt only
Pf L.lie maii-leil tlucr times and divorced ,
h -froma showgirl almost one-lhlnl
M. oirr,. nt whom hi had beiomo ttllglj
because she uiani. inno rueKums, nu
Ileeeu out uuring ins nullum no nan
een a tciihor a lawyer, a writer and
humanity unllfter Ho had edited
..ilulnui nanen. 1 ibor papers and other
I n.Mn,u.-.ilM Ho hid experimented with
fe herbs and medicines, with music, with
Kil niafs psjinoiogy, wim uuhiumus vnn
Hf f London nevvinpeis, Avlth the "goat"
. of regular pnvsiciins ami nan ruiiio om.
IT f it n tr limn i.mt. even irom tno ci-
W n.rlfnee with his shovv-gltl wife, the
diuehtcr of a liadlng lawer of Blair
County.
He had a perfect light to use the
title of "doctor " but, contrarv to the
reneral lmnresslon. not as a plivslclan
He was a "doctor of laws," the degree
being conferred upon him by the Amer-
lean universitJ of Tenne.see in reiog-
7 "
BLOND TYPIST CANNOT
CIIAKM UNCLL bAiMUbli
Ij1
ff Tor Heal WoiK lie Vtlhtly 1'icfeia
V. ,1.- H-1...I.1.. 11 ii.. j il...
inc ivciiiiuii' uiuiietiu to nit;
T, i n I
JClOMdC 1 CIK'll
tmy no ntoniie ijpisi is in
hmii tnrle Sam
fcfr 'The blond slcnosi.iplier,"
Tie blonde tjliisl Is 'In b.id with
ho deildc.
thouEh islieuiid a Jov lo the evo
fif (thats as It niav h , lie wi uld impl) )
J& Ls nervous ttnipti.imcut.it .end less
RJ stead) hime less useful to the liov-
Jv ernment than lur luunetto sisters" "
H Following tils tlieory, vvliin it i imo
Mk4 lime lo lure a lew moiu sienograp-eis,
Bl Iia raI SOOil liriiiiiittes to wink nraiiidllitr
" the keboirds lufoie giudglnglv admlt-
llnj one mi-moil or trie liionil sisier
liooJ. Lvin thin, it was not through
change if he.ut, but htiauso no ibolco
remained to him Lvcr) biunetto had
a Job.
Now each blond In tho Government
eervlce sits betwetn two vvill-polsed bru
nette t)lilsts, who, at the llrst sign of
loiterli, will preuinably bo Had) with
the smelling salts.
vK Hot Springs Eutrie for Tomorrow
M Flrt rare, rlaiintng $",eo (liri-cnr obis
if 0 furlonKHAliiiii I.uuIsh loo, Ilrre7, toil,
Xl Amu im. TVII Mil lo-i. I.lttln rrlneess
uinfK il ins lull 'iiiniHiizrr in., .limn
10), Zip 107 Mls hureii 1U7, Stsrry
Banner. 110. Alhrljht. 110. Honolulu llov
110 Also ellnllile 'napper 1I1J. -Man of
Honor, tin, 'Malice loo
Second rare. rUlmlncr. iiHI tiur.t ear-ol Is
v"qnlK""?,!V";L,u.r,H":'" " I
' t ". fljirr Ill' III VHrtUJ nr l
lO'i: golvrlg ld'i, Thlstlo Orprn 108, Mie- I
lickt, tiii siiiey Shapiro ins, sisur'tiuHlf.
IDS. I)uy Allru 111). Miss Kruler. ltd,
Hirlre. Ill Harhelor's Hlenn. Ill Ai8t)
ellrlblc Drawn Velvet, lus, Toy Miss, ll-'i
Klhrn i!ra. ins
Third fqi a n Llm m t .flfl fmir.tnar.riliU
V n4 up. il m nities iliokory .sfut, ml.
ureal uniiv, nil. "iiarrv Junior, nu, urn came to me puieQ lawyers itstuu uy
li'"( 1"1,.'r.a llmh liiH, liuek Null ino, 'informing him she meant her twenty
finale. IU Uuifi Waul, 11J Kn(,ellrl. . D ,.,i,o u
JW. John Hurle I1L.1 C W-Uh. 114. i nieces and nephews.
Hei)Let, 114, Aluo eligible Zaniiarre. 107, "Voti have my will," she said "Just
Udy Pocrs 1(17. iermlla mi drop them a line that ou want them to
Fourlh rare, i lulmlnK. 1400, thiee-vear- ' . ,,,, , M "
oliia mile 11 f linnrh nil : '.star H.ih. inroll und that I said so
10.', Hope im Mary's lleau ins, Thrift. The attorney did, writing at the bot
W. Billy Nestlehoiise, 111) 'Aztpe. 114 .. .,,, ci, iptter the slKtilflcant line.
.ndin'V ill .'"AViYJ'.-U :V;,il",i.H JuT'TA
WIT I IS an nt. nnn,l.. l-nfl II.ma m.ai.iillJ
Juieiill tin lustlcn f'oehel 101' Alex-
K iHi" ,0"1 ''H PliMck 107. Little HIbeit
I? !S!l Doctor I.mliree ins, John Orshsm, los,
P. 'Trntivh t1ai... i.ii, i..t.t,.t, , 1 11 lull.
rl 2"v'r' 'H, 1'enroek 114 Also eligible
V Iaullful Morn 101
nmp race, rlHlmlnu liilltl. inree-voar-ouis
;j un 1H miles "ConflsBrstlon Oil. l.vnn,
11)1. I)atii"r im, Madsme llerrinnlin 10,
Bart. 10S, Mtell lloy. 108, Pleaaurevllle,
ion liabv t'jl lin
Igi JAriprintlce nllowanee clslmeil
"iiirr i-irar iratK laai
Havana Entries for Tuesday
rlfSt rar-o llienu.iaoii-ri1,tu onrl iinuuhl
ielminj puns ilno II furlonss Tnln Six
is Amatonliin Ins Hiife iiml Sne, ins
Curia, Kis I'efBfhle. los. Helder II tin,
""ovintjr Court Ho, Uebel ill), lleauniont
Willi. ill 11.1... e.l. Ill liiorititn IIS
, Morrlatonn 111 hev'elllau', 11a, Milton
'mpbell, in canto, 11J
second race thre-ear-oliU and upward
clalmlnir. purae JKiO U rurlonjs lilt of
H imii l nuai n ii.-.l. . (it
E V ' v" " .uiiiisrniiuu. ii( fttiui mur
laudator. I7, VnUpir KMI, Arrow ins,
: up. nu water wing n'U nerroi,
; "l.Wodan 113, Hetterton. tl3, rase White,
f'i 11J I'm, HO, .vtuillfCUi Aid, UlUllll.
? Thlr.l a.n !,... .. ,M -l,lmlnav
t m r-i ilinc-jroi -uiu! laiiitiiiF,,
fune noil, r,i (urlonna llabbllng Ilrook,
iJ, 'Lady Moore, loi 'Kale. Ins; Napolh
'"". i.eia, ins; i.tiiio .Menard, nu, liajazet,
,110. Job Thayer. 113
Fourth race, four.year.olds and up. claim.
JTC. puree 1400 -l? furlonKB fjrown llaby.
, uunoaa, nu; illume, inii icaianain. 11111
1 flnnr ,i. nn, t . i t,i,. !... i.n,.lA
t- ,;'.",i.iu-l lllll ll, li'.i liriliniiniiit,
I'.JOli Bli t.umax 10-': Clumay Kate. 1IU,
td .'""nils tallanay, nil; Jojam, nu; Aiue.
'n. Uarly Blwtit. 101; Servla, 101; Doctor
. e ft.. i,t.
Firth rare four.year.olds and up claim
Bit. J- '"' nV4 rurlonsa "Coualn llob, in,
K J,D,robee k Oil: Llndenltial, Bl), rroetor. tin,
IfSt1"00' . Seminole. 11)1; Ilendlet, nil' Now
I'jlun. till! Dignity, lu.'i Daah. Iu2s Waver-
". iuj; jtid .Nelson, nil; jiank inn, lgi;
--"iii int. lacnauuiuuii., 1111.
..-, ". i-r- iiiirr.rnrui,ii mm ui. ,'initii.
Bine, IW0 mils and so sarda 'rount IiorU
tiJO. Phednden Ul; Flare 1117; lllshland
laais, nu, circulate, nu, nepninis, in;
eoiictlonnalre. Ill)
" A tin rant I.-a allnu nnu ntotltVAil
tr r , v nuunailivr ciniiiivvn
Weather, clear; track, faat.
Metal Weather Stripping
?i aave zvyo 10 wye
P.. of Your Coal Hills
lT.UrUptt "I" ttiWcn for Kii-tlet.fi I ly
. . "IT "'J.' "J"". " l""""'
trHM unil il.11.u..l I. alia biirlnv
Tetmu
i.v ui, n,ll UOD1HK 135.
T. J. MALIA, 141 Wentz Street
itoot'and Liiiu
1KOLULE.H
Inttantlir MlUved
Ly our iiclal Rrcb
i-uttpurUf nttd ti4
kgjunea vy xpni
iiup b a
).UtU Hoi!
luoit' co ml
i ni I ess
ilerr th
comforlablt
fcupport for varl
ot vlns, wolJio
iiinua, wtaii luivia
nj anklti.
Tri(ar. aMomlnftl
nnd mlbltl mud-
. . r4rrat all ktodi.
La re f'i
iorTnilir
JTmlty appllanctt In tb world.
'pllanctt tn tb worM.
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AUTO MAKERS HELP "
NATION'S WAR WORK'
t
Manager of Auto Commerce
Chamber Tells Convention
of Need for Service
Tlili Isr a lilstory-mnklnK sear rather
than a money-making ear." said t8cn
rnl Manager Heeves, of the National
Automobile Chnmber of Commerce, to
day before a gathering of automobile
dealers nnj business men at the Adel-
, phla Hotel
I "The production of passenger cars will
drop a half million this J ear," be said
"We must tikk motorists to mold wast
ing gasoline and to use the motortruck
to aid the railroads and to conserve fuel
The automobile Industry now tomes
nixt to shipbuilding beo.iuse of the great
quantity of war material It Is now
making "
Mr. Kievoi also said that the mecha
nicians of the Industry should be en-
oouraged to cnlir the war He also said
that there would be u bigger sale than
(ir In cars among tho farmers who
arc Increasing their farm work In griat-
ir quantity where before much ground
was under cultivation for horses and
! cattle that utu now no longer needed
us
lie wnrneu me nuioisis iiKiiiui mi-ir
ollne, because there Is now a tir-l
dous overproduction, saving that
wo will need It all to win the war I
"It Is bitter to give to tin. lti 1 f rri
mm than, to iln iron Cross later." hi
WU ll.lllUl.-ll tu ui lieil UJ .in l llll
tiiu hid Cross. Liberty Loans mil l
ll.ieplng lab. i imploeii lonstantlv
r.nvi'i ha lived for sumo tint" In
Washington, where he has been III coll
et Hit tout I with the aovrr.mn nt i
ranting the manufacture of airplane
mutori and other equipment which the i
automobile
m.iiiufaitrles arc able to
turn out.
SIRS, M. L. DEHM DIES
Wife of Retiieil Mcrchnnl, Uescen-1
ilant of Early Settlers,
.Ii .Vlaillda I Wejg.inilt llihm. wife
of Samuel C liehni, a letlreil statlom r
mill Civil War iteran. illid at In r home
Ml Vfl Onlurio stieet tIob.;. Irt
night In her tight) -first ear on liei
li.ittinal linn she vvas iliitased fioin
l oiuellus UVjgandt. who bettleil In
ilemiantown III 1710 Her maternal
Kiandfnther, Lieutenant ileorge llelm-
noiii was an onieer in tnu utn r .s i n-
fault) uiul served throughout the war of ,
I81J She was eighth In dt scent from 8'.i0u , llarrb t I'oiilteier, I'll1) Flot
Mijor lleneial Humphie) Athertou im, .nPnUe, $'iniiO , Mine Mai) liu'o-(oniniander-lu-Chlef
of the United Uunst. i,4J Norti n striel, 80i)U , Jiim till
folohles' forces In Boston In lfifil she I H Ma-land 18.M Harrison stiei t $lnu.
suivlved b) lur husband and by thrte and ("h irles II rfatT "OJi Vorlli Illcv
miiis and one daughter, I iiilli slreet, ?n235
M)lls H11,i nP nauglititr.
HERE ARE NE.W WRINKLES
IN SELLING OF WAR STAMPS
. ... . , . r, ,
Rural Telephone' System
School Bell, Kick
. Likewise
fjHU Lmlcil (,,, war-avlngi .o.u-
JL tnlttio hio was outalit It bad
utilised ier known means of iliivlng
tin, i nun i en I., lull , illicit! inn i.r M M.ir
, - " ;.i.
avllips ami tin 1ft hlamps; but It
kauuil sivrrnl niu willll.les 111 UBkriK-
1 slvo publlillv and silling from lieorgo
.11 Llo)ik Tiistilit Atlorni) of I'uiuber-
land Count:', wbtu that ieoiiuefiil
tount) ihaliiiiin came here to eil.ilu
mcthudn to fuil)-sl other tount) iiiall-
men In the tainp.iigii
lleio's what Cumbeil mil fount) usid
us lialt to boost tho patriotic sales.
'I ho lural telipbono s)steni and Its
' clinlir of tavtsdruiipirs about the lutiu-1
tijslde.
'I lie will of ii riili woman with an
army ot prospective htlis,
'I he school bill of a luunlry town.
which bioughl throngs of mill who
' thought there vta.s a fire.
I A Jiltk on tho shin to strut applnuso
'and "warm up" an upttliitlc nudlincc
i Talk, iiiiMtl with more talk and udded
to more talk,
I Ciettln) an uudleiiio by tbeso niilhoda
1 seems lo have hi en an easy task,
I The well-known piopenslt) of lural
I telephone subscribers to 'horn In" on
the communlt) lllio whin the bell rings
for another houo was the first luro used
In the campaign. Taking advantage
of it, Mr. Llojd called up a friend and
talked to him In
the hour about the
. .. .. ......
war-savings uuve. lie was aia)s ns-
gured a large and Interested audience
. h . ,",, ,,,
ot both men and tvoinen.
One nay a rich client called and an-
nounced her Inlintlou of starting a wnr-
.. .....
.savings fund soilety n Her ramil) Mio
IA word to tho wlso should be suf.
...... - . - ...
"A vv ortl
flcltnt"
On another occasion when nn unap-1
preclatlve auijlence rllel not respond he
"tipped off" u frltnd to stmt the ap
plause Under the spell of the county
prosecutor's eloquence, however, the1
friend, like many friends, proved false
nnd went to sltep In the arouslnc of
the audience which followed the friend
came first, receiving n vigorous und wtll
pluced Kick on the shins The resultant
howl was calculated to awaken every
sleeper In the audience
Accompanied by n frlensl I.lojd
visited a rural town The place looked
dead. Suddenly his friend noticed n
twinkle in the attorney's eyes, and, foi-
1230
Market
Shoei and
Stocklngi
for tho
family
ITht 5torcs of
V
Q
l "London Vi
IV Tongve" " J "
tg " j&)
aC5oiouMeco "rtixoj
Every Foot Professionally Fitted
Three Geuting Brothers Supervising.
I
uUMMMMttt:
Cnpyrlsht lmleriinoi It I'lulerwnoil
ALKKKD REEVES
(lonerul mininger of the Ku
tional Automobile Chamber of
Commerce, who spoke todny nt ,
the luncheon of the Philadel
phia Automobile Trade Asso
ciation nt the Hotel Ailelphia.
I'lKE .MENACES UIG HKEAKEK
5'.2O,O00 Unmagc Done by lllnze t
LocusttUiU;
Mull..,... i ii. !,. Muieli 1t The
Mimnt f'n,in..l. Ai.lil.mrl uliil Cintl.llia
lire iu.pai taunts were eilled to lAirut-
oaie iou.iv, 10 save mo mg i-im iin-uMim
and lleiillng I'otlt breakir. whlih 1
llirnilnnnl n Itli ttprttl nptlnll llV 11 lire
whlih iburovnl two l'lillailelpliU and
llt.muiK liim.h,. V uiu in "-" "v
V. hlgli wind and void vvcatlur liln
leiid tl 10 llrtliion
ills I'robalwl b.v Uejjister
WI1U prob ited toijav nicluilo tbise it
ltiiluiid Nurrls Williams, SfJ4 M Mar
tin's l.me, Chestnut Hill, which. In pri
vate boouests illsposis nf propertv val
ueil at is.. Oiin S.uiili i: l.lll-i. ii ANnvt
'I ulpehoi In n urtit, lit rmaiitoHu, $JC-
iioii John Sh than, Jslt. pruiu sttiti
n: .mm. sin.,1,. M.-fntiiii'liv N'orilstoiin.
n i ii:j j'.... 1,,,,..i. ..
a Good Bail, ior Buyei'sa,
on Shins and Talk
Effective
lowing Ills nkj waul gaai, .-aiislil v.glit C
a bell In i nhoolliouve in irliy Mlmol
bells I" the lountij an mug it I night
bi i .! of lire and the ouud Is c ilculated
to aiouuu tho entire munt) Wlieii the
bell had stopped swinging and tho last
nolo had died awa) there w re enough
farmers at the schoolbouso not onl) to
form an audleine, but also lo cairy out
tholr threat to l)iitb the rluser of tho
liell Hut they 'bought wat-savin and
thrill stamps
W'ar-Etnmp po-ttrs were llber.ill) dls
tilbuted thronghiiut tin county and
much B.tsnllnn was burnt in the elTorts.
One diy Mr Llovil uriivtd at Ibe ollkn
to llnd a ill ligation of inntuicu miners
drawn up in solid fnriii.it Ion. each armed
vi lib a determined look and n VIII for
gisollne. Hut, us usual, Mr I.lojd wu-s
equal to Uld oiiailon ho glowing a
picture did be draw uf tho man) un
selfish and line!)- patriotic things which
rlih men are able to do for their country
that it wus not long btforo his c.illes
(lied out of tho otlicc, inch man consid
erably Inci eased In ilust measure, and
satisfied that buch Incidental things ns
'gas bills' are not uientlonablo among
men of means whose rei vices aro claimed
by tho (lov ernment
"If I ever meet tho Kulser, said Mr
Llo)d Tiod help the poor man He'll
Im literally talked to death "
GRADUATE MECHANICAL AND
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
WANTED Experienced in design
and construction of power plants
and of steam, water and electric
distribution systems. Permanent
work guaranteed to efficient men.
Apply to John A. Stevens, En
"ineer, Lowell, Mass.
UfeRYfor'
ERAS
DEVELOPING f, PRINTING
THE PLTTtKniMO
FRANK J.CURRY.
THE CAMERA SPECIALIST
812 CHESTNUT STREET 812
MKHL
P81CU
cMIP .
VICTOR.
WANTED
ICOLUMBIA '
E0I5ON
.Write. Call or Phone Wal.4o73
EVER.YbOUY'5, IOO N.IOU5T.
MANY of the most
d iscriminnting
women will wear
the tongue pump this
season as a change
from their oxfords.
The new "London
Topgue" is an exquis
ite Gcuting design
with beautiful Louis
heel nnd-service turn
sole in patent, tan,
dull and Geuting'a
white Kid-Kloth.. It
is equipped with a
dainty metal buckle
as shown but many
customers tare select
ing more elaborate
buckles from our great
assortments, w h 1 c h
. can bo put on in a
moment.
19
So. lllh
A quick
Service
Men'
Shop
rmovis -SKoea
wxsmmm?&8&ifttm!mmi
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ECORDSi)
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KANE AIDS BILL HITTING
"EXCURSION LIZARDS"
Measure in Congress Would
Ban Serving Drinks to
Minors on Boats
.Support of a bill which alms to dilvc
'excursion lliards" from this vicinity
vi ns promised today by Federal author
ities here
The bill, Introduced In Congress last
month, forbids the sale of liquor to
minors while aboard excursion steamers
while the visel Is within the admiralty
limits of the United States This hill
was Introduced bv Oongrissman Adolph
.1 Hablnith, of Illinois
Tassage of the bill whlih was In
dorsed today by United Stites District
Attorney Francis fisher Kane ami
other Federal ulllckils, according to
settlement workers, laians the tleath
l.nell to "mashi rs" and titla rs frcnucnt
lv termed as 'Wcurslon llrarrts" who
go on excursion trips on the Dtluunro
itlvtr steamboats
For months the ltlg hKttrs of this
It) have beei gathering fatts dealing I
wiiu assaults auu uisnnieiiy si men in
liged to have been tnnitnl on river
boats It Is said In man) inses )tiuiig
girls still In tin I r tuns wire strved
ilrlnks.
iinouniemiut that he would support
the Mil was made bv Ml Kane tuda)
ifler be bail itcelvei a litter from
i h.irlCH T Walker, mineral sei retary nf
the Juvenile 1'roteitTve Assmlitlnti In
this letter Mr. Walkii uskeil .Mr Kane
to give his support to the incisure which
forbids the sclllng'of lliiuin to persons
under the age of tvvintj-one while on
a steam vesil or txcurslnn iraft.
"The bill Is ii splendid inii,1 sahl Mr
Kane, "anil should lie paisul bv t "mi
rrrptt
lt Is Just as important to have
which will piotut our minors
jnu
while nbo.ird eiursIon boats .is It Is
to hive maihlner) and a gooil uov on
a ship " ,
Miould the bill p.i . will no- only
.ilfect ecurslon Imais Pi tills v.itlun,
but it will nUu ippl) In slinllai vismIh
on the Ureal Lai es, the Mississippi and
.New nrl Hi)
Mr Walker 1i.nl tudat taal the bill
introduced by t'nugiit.ni in Mbb.ith had
tho support of the LiiIscop.il joil il ,ir
vito Coniml.slun and othti tlvli or
panlzatlons In this ill)
LUTHERAN PASTORS AUK
WARNED OF PENROSE
"Watch for Tricks," Says Missionary
Superintendent, UrRtni; WoiU
for Dry Nation
Warning In watch emtor l'enroe
was given todiv at a meeting of tho
Lutheian Mlnlstirs' Assoilatlon at the
Central M i HSt Arch stieei,
bv tho Ltv Ur Mlas Iiouglnii), mis
iiiomr) superlntintlent.
'Wo should watih Unirosi s ild
Doughert), 'because he Is trlckv Din
ing the reign of Qua) In this Mate.
Peniisvlvanlt would have been earrinl
for prohibition but fur tho trliklniss of
ljuav We have to i ome to tlie fore
Congress Is In back o' us and wo should
noi Indorse mi) c-inillilate who Is work
ing foi persiiual Inn lists We should
be. on tho nhrf I'enrosn win iKfiat
I inlllle itluii of the prohibition aiiiiinl
Hunt if the Mite dots not wnko up t"
him '
'I ho meeting approved the reimrli of
Hector I'oiighertv and adopted i lesolu
tlou III vthti'h Ihev plerlged tiiemselves
as me-iubirs of the Lutheran Ministers'
VssihI itluii to support war emergencv
prohibition and to enlist tho piistois
throughout the Stalo to overthrow tin
1 tint business A lopy of the resolution
was tent lu I'resldent Wilson.
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STEINWAY
STECK
Sil i W nil
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IV : " ' il aMaaioaW. U J1 V
PRO-GERMAN CHARGE
BEGINS SCHOOL STRIKE
Reading High Teachers and
Pupils Quit After Board
Head's Statement
Mending, l'n Mat ell It
Aroused by a chargo nf alleged pro
fiermnnlstn made by I'resldent J I'd-
ward Wanner of the local school board
against six of the profciors In the Ho)s"
High School the tenchers went on strike
this morning nnd were follnwed b) 600
of the 800 bo) students The students
Immedlatel) started about the business
seitlon of the city "Inglng the "Star
Spingltl Banner" nnd waving Amerlian
(lags
l'nllcc Hilzed several of the striking
students and took them before Mnor
Filbert nt city hall where President
Wanner of the school board, was also
called Into conference The ti tellers'
inmmlttee of the boird will meet to
nionow night lo deildo on an Inn ease
in pay for the stllklug teaihers
DKMAN'll l'.LTUACTIO.V
A public retraction of Fieshlent Wan
Iter's statetnent Is demanded by the
leathers, thue of whom are department
heads of the sibool
They are A Leioy Llghtitu. head of
tho history ibpntment; Charles Ferry,
head of the Inathematlts dipirtnu lit ;
losepli I'.othermel, aitlng he id of the
lleriuan dipartmeiit , 1 limn is L nickel,
hlstor) department ; lleriii.ui A Itrlggs,
matheniallcs deii.nliiieiit. and Ueorge
I'.ves, public sptaklug
The tenilnrs In a statement dei lared
the) were taking their action bemuse'
of the alleged si nidi r dlreilid at them
by l'rislilent Wanner, and that tlnlr
move was In no wise cotiucitid with
their previous demands for a rale In
Flltllll'S
Virtually evtrv bov attenillng the high
school Is Intituled 111 the clashes taught
bv the sK tt.uheis Mr llrlggs, who
Is the oldest In seivlct, Is li.iihlng his
eighth vi ni in mathematics and has
hud as students ne.irlv mi) radu lie
f Leading High houl die lail
sis )eurs
M'ATLML.Nr in TLACIIF.Kn
The teachers sav In their state iiunt
Mx members of the l'o)s High N'liool
facult) will not nturn to tlulr duties
lis tcaiheis. becauso Mr. Wanner broke
faith and now ihargis thini with s, 1
llshniss and pro-tieriminls n I'mb r
thie charges the men i.iiinot keep their
silf-rcspeit or hold the repeit of the
bo)s unless these charges ale eh tiled
V.V1- tntoif
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BIRTHDAY GIFTS
Pc a rls
Diidnionds
Watches
DUO ART
PIANOLA-PIANO
Reccntl) at the Ac.ukni) ot A1us.il the Duo Att
Pianola Piano took Harold Bauer's place as toloibt with
the Philadelphia Orchestra, bo exactly did it interpret
Bauer's placing that not one person in the distinguished
audience could distinguish any difference between the
artist's personal performance and the duplication of that
performance by the Duo-Art Pianola Piano.
The applause accorded the Duo-Art equaled if, in
fact, it did not even surpass any ever given to a human
soloist in that famous concert auditorium.
The Duo-Art is all but human.
It is mechanical only in the sense that it plays itself
by motive power from any electric-light socket.
In addition, you can, if you wish, control every note
and reproduce the most delicate tempo or expression
while using any standard pianola record roll; and you
can. of course, play it by hand.
Aside from the pleasure it affords, its educational
value to the student of music is inestimable.
Demonstrations at your convenience.
Made only in the folloiuinj pianot
Prices From
$885 Up
In IMillndelphta by
C.J.HEPPE&SOH
1117-1110 CHESTKUT ST,
6I& THOMPSOH.STS.
or repudiated. They therefore here
with deny the charged as utterly rniaei
and meaningly malicious.
"Furthermore, this statement was n
flagrant breach of faith by Mr. Wanner,
who asked the men In question 'not to
force the fiehnnl linnrit to hUlllthlle thetll-
selves' llecHUsc of this nquest nnd
tho fact that Mr. Wanner assurtd the
men that hu and his lollengues were
agreed that the teachers should have ,
a substantial Increase and that the
mine would be .continued by the hoard
on the 10th of this month II was ,
agreed b) both sides that the whole mat-
ter should be dronned and that the .
teachers should continue their duties
ns usual "
Mr Wanner In the statement com
plnlmd of. said among other things:
"The question of the patriotic lo)alty
of one of these teachers has been ques
tioned, and It Is distressing to notice
that these men complain thev cannot
exist and lontrlbute to the tlov ernment
and btiv Llhtrti Honds v hen so tnnhv
I' other people exist nnd cheerfully btiv
Liberty Honds who have much less sal
nr) and early ruining
"The splendid work performed hi the
teachers of Heading In the iharlties of
our eltv and li this great work for the
Cm eminent Is onlv nrcentuated bv this
unuiaitl) nnd unpatrlotU nrgunieitt til
lered bv one wiiu is npp.ui nilv seeking
an excuse for an answer to his pra)er
for peine without honor and no tost to
him "
IT. S. Takes Pocahontas Coal
VV iiblnlnii. Mulch 11 The ship
ments of coal from tho I'oi'ahoiitas ells
li let of West Virginia except that for
b product use must be shipped to tide
water points foi hunl.tr and other pur
posts under order Issued Saturdav lij
the fuel administration The orders In.
dude all toal standing on mine sidings
and will tontlnue lu effect until night,
Minh 12
L.
RAW MARCH WINDS
riili. f.tlr fn rh unKus tli art im
let it fl HButuct tt lie ut frMrn-
rat Till ttnuiuti Ul.n t tafia j-.hi- VLIn
Vnttl Hful Iimp tin itnr hueir
iir tnt" ! iiRntiui ntui iiariiii1"
prtiMtHtlon not only 1 f ih nUIn
oft tin I rlrtwi tut nourlhr nt tin
Mini Htm' If Miu trt for irnir torn
i iUxlmi try h V ho .IV or a Jar $1
LLEWELLYN'S
rittl tilt1thliiM tundpnt Uruc More
1518 Chestnut Slroet
IIuith Hii'i M t rh T- imM
poarU tMth
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LAST WEEK!
Final Chance to get
in on this Big Perry
House -Cleaning Sale
of Remainders of our
$30, $28, $25 and
$22.50 Overcoats
and Suits at the
Uniform Price of
$20
! Good choosing in both Suits and Over
coats single-breasted and double-breasted
styles; plain backs and belters. You know
that, quality considered, they were some bar
gains already before we cut their original
prices. And next Winter their duplicates
will cost you a good $28 to $38 and those
are most conservative figures, too!
ijSo, it's up to you!- Stock up this Week,
or Put up next season!
sec Wsn "Y&rs
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f i j m ' w :
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Perry's
"MMUI.Ti:il-lli:i.T" MI1T
iilat cut ofT all around
Fklrt attached at waist lino
tilth wide welt Fcam that
Bives appearance ot all-around
belt Concave Military Mioul
ileri close-flttlns body; Blen
der lapels; slashed side pockets.
Here They Are
Some of the New Perry Styles
for this Spring Season!
CJ Go where you may, you'll see nothing just
like them YET! And even when "some
thing like" Perry's New Concave Military
Shoulder, for example, does appear, it will
still be only just "something like"! Better
make a mental note of that the New Con
cave Military Shoulder in the New Spring i
Suits at Perry's !,
CI Come in and see
New features in our
there have been for
Perry &
16th & Chestnut St:
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f'ot
Perry's
"M-.IV Mll.ITARV MODEL
rour-liutton Coat ; new Con
cave Military Hlioulderat top
pocketa with Military flapa
that button; bottom pockets
slashed in bides; Fire-aeam
hack, Hoama well raised.
Snappy stylo for the Young
Fellows.
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them. There are morej
styles this Spring than ':?
many a day!
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