-'n t- - wy f'
t)
US. TROOPS FIGHT
IN NEW BATTLES
Americans Engaged on
Several Western
Lines
WOUNDED IN HOSPITAL
Less Than One Dozen Fell in
Bnttle of Seiche-prey
EVENING ITBLIO LEDGER PIlILAlELPHIxl, FRIDAY, 4-PBIL l2G, 1918
ST. PAUL BELIEVED ' ZEEBRUGGE BLOCKED,
SUNK BY ACCIDENT GERMAN ADMISSION
DELIVERING FIRST BOND IN CITY AT LIBERTY STATUE
Waolilncluu. Apt II 2G
It Is bvlleuM Amcrlcuti troops are
helping oppose the new offensive of the
German mi the western front mid m
rtently have lieen heavily enrag, tl I"
the fighting between Manga rd and V '
lers-Urctouneu.v
The. Jutictuio (if the Vri'iii'li .mil lii't
lh lines nrpaieiilly 1" mimmlurf t -twecn
llangaid ami ill rs-llietuM-lieux,
whldi lie Jiiit ninth of the Kiier
Luce and cover two of the grcit high
ways, along which the tier man adva i
award Amiens Is thrtcted
Tlj number of Aniei leans billed . it
the Clerman attack of April JO neai
Selcheprey was fewer than a dozen and
the number of Injured wan about tw.-n-
These Ilgutes, ihaile l.nown In re
seem to support th" ilfrnian e'laii'i that
t82 Amei leans were e-nptuied. sitae n
lreVlously had bten admitted that th.
A'merlcin eaiualtles were around .'no.
merlcan ainij olllters here see i'i
thu new ijeriiinn drive a surer tet ot
trengtli than the first uiiKl.iuglit in tin
Somine icgton.
The element of mrpnse having been
eliminated, tho Allies have thrown Rie.it
resources into their linen to iceist Hie
attack
Officers b. liee the Hermans will he
able to muster greater strength In their
Hew offenMvc than In their earlier ef. '
fottp. They hae brought up re-entoree-iiients
am! mobilized artillery.
Tho Allied command meanwhile bait
Jbeen unified.
I'nrN. Aiiril art
Mam VniL-inan Mild era wounded In
the great battle are alrrady arriving at
the rear tine hundred and twenty-eight
American wounded and slcl, luve reached
Hospital J5 They are floni unlU en
Raged in lighting shl, by side with
Vreneh and Uritlsh in stemm ng the
Qerman advance.
Hospital ;S Is one of the new insti
tutions established behind the line .if It
tood after the Allien stopped tho re
cent Ueruian ililve in l'lcaritv.
l-'ew or the Ainer.cans remained at
tho hospital eiy long, being taken
further to the rear
Abolish Waste,
Dawson's Plea
iUK&AtM.ci. A- . , .. ,v S '
l.iliiu I inn is, ,ii' li'lM(l in I hit idfliilii.'i ,i- HI
Ash Port Carelessly Left Open , Whole Passage to Harbor
Supposed to Have Flooded
Ship
Stopped by Ships Sunk
by British
New York. April IB.
All nfh port, rtircleswly lift open, aB
believed In hae Hooded the American
liner St. raul. sliiKinR her (it her pier.
However. e far no nllli'lal nnnouiicciiient
hh to the cause of the accident whk'li
liiobably cost three Ihex, has been made.
Twenty men of the 35u ubo.il d wete In
jured. Work of rnlhinR the tsel Is Pr"
creKKliiR rapidly today. .Meanwhile lu-
f um.itloli to ueimueiy lnauo n.- "-. I BUbmarlne base 'at
n 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' T"r tilt SlIlhlUB Wll aiiii-"--
l arm men.
The St l'aul was tni-heay on tno
-hurt run from Krle Uasln to the fhelnen
lilem. olllclaN maintain. It btRan
I., list to port when turned fiotn tho
.hiiiinel toward her belth. Two hawsrs
ili-n were strelehcd from her bow and
.t.m to the south side of l'ler 01, and
II,.. rbb tide. llowIiiR at a fair rate of
-peed, puislud so hatd It took a greater
li-i
CopftiliRKPii, April 20
Twehc Hlltlfli prisoners were rap
tured In the lltltlsh raid against the
Herman submarine base at ZeebrugRC.
the I.uknl Anzelfier, of Berlin, states.
Tho paper mated that nearly the whole
harbor pannage at Zecbrugge was
blocked by sunken ship.
I.omlon, April CO.
Tljo Kaiser ban lslted the (lermnn
Zeebrugge. on tho
Jlelglnn coaat. to mako a personal In
specllou of the daniago done In the
Uritlsh raid, said a Central N'jws dis
patch from Amsterdam today.
Tho Uritlsh Admiralty nan Issued a
Germans Hurl
Superior Force
Continued from Tare One
with their machine guns spitting Are,
plowed through the Oerman ranks, mow
ing down Germans right and left.
French troops are now fighting along
side the Uritlsh on both battle fronts.
They are reported to be taking a. prom
inent part In the defense of Kemmel
ildge and tho village of the aanie name
where the Hermans now seem to be con
centrating their greatest efforts.
GERMANS CLAIM
2000 PRISONERS
llerlln. Anrll "(!.
Tho German official statement Issued ' lately to iih to abridge the iJm1.0 "'P
yesterday reads: . Vrm The family of the colli.:, il'
throughout the night In, l,e caTiuT
"Jlore than 2finn rt. j
In our hands, nnd (our ' 'nnJS :
merous matmne guna wero taken
COLLEGE AND SEMINARY
CUT TERM ONE MONTH
Will Graduate CInsscs Earlier Be.
cause of Need for Men in
War Work
1.nttrnlr. tu Aumi
mint cxenlses this year at Fr iilCii ne- 1
Marshall College a id at ,nedfffln J
Theological Semln.ir will i ,. MfTM I
iiISoof'ii,"K;ii;siiy:
cause of ,1,h large Mm 7'S,,r 'J
"i - miu mi me minis ti ";,, :
students have been nii.nVi,-eC0't'
classiK on S.itiirdas fnr . l"'r
long statement. kIvIhk an account of the ; ,1 of VillcrJ.lVre on eux0' 7ne Z
lltltlsh at ack and detailing deeds of of hard fighting our Infantry broke its
(Ic-nthless bravery at both (jstend and way to the enemy's machine gun nets
). tnanlnc of the steamship
bmuglit to the water line an open ash
p.rt. whl.h Is four felt wide and four
id high, these persons state Tons or
u.ler iminedl.itely began to Hood the
-hip and It fell oer on the pier.
As the Jieuy masts scraped againsl
-Li- . il. n tier 111,, cssi'i ""
TIlO flist l.ni I
the thml
huiiilnl to it- amu, In i,i tin I 1 1 .-1 1 Statin .it Smith 1 i Sium
Thomson (riirhti. dii;htir I Mis. Wtilti- t Tliunis m. ( Inn man
Lilun I.o.ui (immi.tvi, reii.tni),' the Imml iVntn Mi-. Ilow.ti ! 1
ostutiH1 in i Inn lie of the booth in tin- luisf n1 ilu1
ELMWOOD COLONY REVIVED
BY OPPOSITION TO SEIZURES
nioiii intely emuiKh,
Tho piiinio -hows Mi-.s Iteliecca
m tin l'lnladclphia women's
Han -''11, .Ii . in rcmeiKuney "1
.iticity -t.it ,c.
. i.
"" -,"r . i ...i.i.
pushed out. and tnen seiu.-u ......
marked swiftness Within a few m n
utes it was resting upon the button, its
starboard side up At low tide one
third or the St. l'aul wai above water.
un board the w ssel at tho time of the
.Inklnp were a n.ial gun crew of forty
mv olllcers and men. one half, or Its
regular crew of 3!5 olllcers and men
i ml l.Vi workmen from the llibms aid
Those below, with We i-xoepiiwi ... ..--
iinclals
il.lv fmir nun had time xt Rei on " -'- i'i. mp kuhs soing
below the ef-scl sank, it Is tab! by Hie iiropcller of the Thetis fouled on
.... ..v.. im in ui-ii-ii:.t?.s iiiui w,l.s pnunueu
oy gun lire, tup Shi., ,et.,,i. utiihuii
aoie ami sunk Minn. i,,,,i,...ic
uiNiniiiPiHiui .u,.... ..:.. - , f . ,;;-
irf.rrtitiii- iiiH at'iuai ciu5t in in- m"" , - -..,..-.
. ... -. ... ... .. i. .. 1Aui tl U tlltlT -.
NrvtRnniifi- A .so Atl.ieks I zornm. ' or tile mi rani. ov oi " -' - -
"On tno I.J-H battlellcld a
French counter-attack ugalnst the height
oi luegeinoeK railed with heavy losses
"There were local engagements to tho
northwest of Hethune. npur t.'Auf.,i.n
and on both sides of the Scnrpc
u . "In the Somme sector we attacked Hie
iiiKiieu iiii.i rrrm:ii near aim to We
R
its
Zeebrugge. Tanks effectively supported them during
Tho outstanding fact wai that two I wis action,
previous attempts had been made to raid ,n,..J e, ,t'a i tM0 ""'eh-contested
the submarine bases, but both had been . .In&n bahl; of the A re we
fiustrated by bad weather. The whole advanced our line to the heights nortb
explolt was carried out through a gale west of Castel. Throughout the da) the
and under shelling and the fire from ma- enemy delivered lolcnt rounlcr-attacks
cliitie guns. Colonel Klllutt. leading tlie,"I'h his reserves, which had been kept
marines, nnd Captain Halasan. leading ' "' readiness on the battlefield, and which
the blue-jackets.'were k.l.e,. , before t.f B' "$U
asrnult commenced. Many of the Uritlsh looses. Hitter enguBimcnts' lartcd
"i-ir iMiitu in ine gangways una on me
lower deck of the cruiser Vindictive. The
ship speedily becamo a shambles,
ciiws of the foikard Jlowltzer
Killed.
The htormlug and demolition pai
Ulu not meet any resistance at th
biURge pier, except the lire fron
man aims.
Hangars nnd store sheds wire i-et on
fire and blown up
I lie 'skeleton crewh" of the hloek
1 (bellied to hold tli.
strong erelses this year m
House, on May 8
"niineneem.i,! ..
"-, puitun owr;
fau!fe?s
Night Shirts
DKCLAKQ KUEhLMANN
TOO GAY AT BUCHAREST
Noone in authority would comment " j,u
Hin the many rumors In ilreulatlnn re- """'"
rdlng ttl" actual cause of the sinking
s ! Meet the Fastest Selling MeGreaMt
TzSIwe Value in Phila.Bar None!
Genuine Shell Cordovans
iow ana Utah Custom Built fc
$10 to S12
Cviittmiril fmm I'mbp One
Ihe biM rime nt on the oi Iglnal plan
were lower than will be possible to
obtain un rex lined plans, due to tin- fait
that materials huve been constantly
adunelng In price since the estimates,
weie Kiibmlttted.
"Tho npresenl.illM's of the t.mi-r-genc
Fleet 'ortuiratlon hnve en
dea'oied to Juellfy their action In com
mandeering unfinished dwellings, but
the have ntlrel lost sight of t.te fact
thai when thev taki oxer these dwellinss
and rent them to worKnn n at reduced
tentals. which has bei n stilted as theii
polioi. the. will automatically depreciate
the aluc of all ot the properties In tho
tielghbr rVmd w Ii. n tlin houses have
been taken. .Hid this Is an Injusliie to
the lutlixldual imreliaser who Iris In
ested In homes In these neighborhoods
as well as to the builders who own utni r
liii'thitv. Including mound, which is sure
to be . ff. ctid by the eduction In rentals
Considerable unwnrranud criticism
has been made of Mr. rtrnlnurd's plans,
and this. too. without full knowledge of ,
the facts.
It Is a fat that thein were a few
Si '. tool of Jour- ,.m,rs in the plans when they weie sent
to the Mil lous liuiiilers, wnun irepi in
owlnc to the necessltv for haste In pre-
Cntlnueil from I'auf line
Tnillams direitot of tin
nallsin uf Columbia Cuixersity . Helen
Vo.tnl ll..k,lull ,,Mkl,lMllt ,lf tllll AVO-
man's Forum of N'ew York. .1. Kot,ers paring the leMseil set of plans These
FlannerN dinctor of housing. i:mer-, errors weie discoeied. however, and a
SS?K iect 'U. p.rr JL-wji. purely. X'
xeneral .lliector ot the ( harlty Ka"l- ,,, u,tenii..n to th
ration Soi iety of New orlt, and 1-aw- ...j., ,.!,.,.,, ,Unicd the i!ni minent
jence Veiller, secietary and dliector of for ln ttljrj, aeragid o l r i cut below
the national IloutlliK Association. ,h urtees now hemg iism-u ior new
Major liineml Knoch M Ciowder. houses in
provost marnhal gmeial of the l'nltedClty
States orinv. who was ttei ted to speak.
Could not attend the meeting on account i r T c
of the pressure of wur duties. ' J
Senator Joseph I. France, a membct
of the Senate Committee on Conserva
tion of National Itesources. presided
tills afternoon, when the special topic
irs "National Health as a Factoi in Na
tional l'tlleteney." The Kpeakers will
Include Major iSenpi.il William '. lor
gas, surge, ,n general of the 1' lilted htates
army I'r J C. I'erry. assistant surgeon
genera1, tinted States l'ublle Health
Service . Mi Knnloii G. Williams, state
Iealtb i ,ti,nils.4luner of Virginia: Dr.
Ictor j. Heli-er, dliector for the liast,
i iternatlonal healtli bojid of the ftucki
eller Foundation, and John II AndreuM,
h. I' secretary of the Ameilcau Asso
clatlqn for Labor 'Legislation
t. session will be held tonight at With
ertpooli Hall, Walnut und Junliw-r
streets with Senator Henry F. iiullbi.
a member of the Seriate Committee on
Ji 'jcatlon nnd Labor, presiding. The
tpecla topic will be ".Stimulation of
t.abor liillclinc " The siealer will
Include Seiretary of Labor William 11.
Vllbuii V leilt Mae, ihairman of tho
hilibuldu,g labor adjustment Ix.aicl,
A'akhlngton ; lCdward A Fllene. of IIos.
ten, Mais ; Mrs J. lsoulen llarriinaii.
a member of the l'eihral Industrial ie
latlons eyjmmisHloii . J W. Suilivun. of
the council of ii.unm.it defense, and
lllchard A Felss, nuai I, nmister gen
eral's depjltnient. Washington.
Official deltgates apiulmed by Goi
ernors of twcnty-llxe States are attend
ing the convention as well as the inayuis
of several cities The follow ing organi
zations ale represented: American Man
ufacturers' Association of J'roduuts from
Corn, I'liiiniber of Commerce of t.n
State pf New Yoik. i inclnmul Chameer
of CorniiitiL' . fain Implements commit
tee general i a i -service iommittee, i-bi-trl-al
i.iunuti.otiiri'is; industry. Gram
JJeaer' National AM)ciatlon, Hartford
Chaiiihrr of Conim ,ce. Indianapolis
CliamL.-. ot Comnieice, Mobile Chamber
of Comn.cr.c, National Automobile Heal
ers' Association, National Conservation
Association, National Hairy I'nlon, Na
tional War Garden Commlbslon, New
Haven Chamber of Commerce, Ohio
State Federation of Labor Philadelphia
Chamber of Comnnrce. I'lioen x (Ariz )
"hambu" of e.inmerce, I'litsbuigli
f "hanib' . o' Conitneree, San Francisco
C1anibr of Comnieice, Savannah Doard
of Trade, Toronto P.i,.i.(! , i Tiude ami
Trenton Chamber of '.miiMene
the
i lions of tho
Indorsi.ig Ihe st.itcin.nt-. of M.'ss Ut
Tajlur anil l.inle Cr.iwfoid. Jr.. In n
sput to the cost of hou.-es that wire
to have been built In KImwood, iw,i
rtralnard, of New York, a ni'inlier of
the housing dtp'Vrtment of the sliliipliig
ho.it ,1, today said.
"The housing ileparlnit nt proposed
to build four-room, five.toiim and t-ix-room
houses at mi aviruiie tost of
tiVo, Including all costs ci pt the
land The lowist , osi In the list was
SJ5S0 I assume It would save some
Mint h bt (-Uinlng const tuctlon of houses
In locations where watir and sewerage
ar already Install! d. but it is not true
that the Government will save any eon.
slderable aimxiiit of money by an at
tempt to formulate plans according to
the usual Philadelphia practice "
l M. Hepburn, chief englner of the
housing department, also bore out the
statement of the builders and that of
Mr. Uralnnid.
"The Ifitin housi s lhe piopostd to
build v.oiibl not i-ost more than t.tl?i.
umi." he said "I estimate the cost of
caili lot at I Bo. and the pro rata -pense
for s, wciage tit t-'i) In addi
tion to Hi. Ji.'.",0 that it would have
cost to build the simplest tvpu of house,
It would make the giatul total about
S J'Uti all told
'Th,' houses would contain everMhiiig
leiiuucd In a home of this tvpe, even
to l.iuklin : f, m , s aiounil the lots"
Tale of Scandal Taken to High
Court Lady
London. Apill Jli Count von llert
(Ing, the lmiKi.nl Germin I'liancill ir,
brotmrht a suit against the Heutsibe
JCelturit. of llerlln, for an nril I pub
lished Wedmsdsv in which lntor von
Kuehlinann, the Gerninn Koitlgn Seen
tary, ami Count Cternin. the former
Austrian Foreign Merit tut . were at
tacked, sa;, dlspnte'.ies from llerlln
The newst.aper assi rted that th- two
statesmen during the negot Jtlons at
Ititchai'tst a. ltd I.i a manner which
nbn-eil their countries Mecreti'rv von
Kuclilmiiun .t was r'piesented, wa,- t-een
often with a will-known membi r of the
underworld, whll" Count Cutinin every
evening visited a theatre win re iluni ing 0liv of tiu. American Line and was as
g.ris tvere hiiioiiu me n.-i 1,11 tot rs, rll,.,eH
n... ,...n... o...i ... u. ........ . i, td lOllow
,,t- .,,-,,.,n,. ,,,,,- w ,i, rjnin-, r. I, ,r
added, slmrplv criticize the Oeiitsche
Zclt'ii'g. saying lh.it I lis tor v n Kuehl
inann has not tlnne anvthlng worse than
is i ftel witnessed b i lie llerlln i'"ui!.i
tlon when the annual meetings of peas
ants aie held in the Gentian eapitHl
Vorwuerth s.it- "Th , utile aff ill Is
like nn Intr'iruc nt the touri of Iiuls
IV The plotters went vvltn Weir iu-
Ihe Intreplil and Applgenia wen su. -cefully
beached and weie i,w up on
either side of the canal
Aerial observation afterward t stab
llshed the fact that both hulks .ire in
position at the entrance of the , anal
and thai the liaibor mouth is rffe, tinie
blocked
nemy aliens had forged passes and had
intended to sink Wo steamsinp in u
. Iiannel while on the way up the Hud
son Iliver In an effort to Intel fere with
.shipping from this port. Another had
it that Germans, posing im American
workmen, suddenly loosened several
olnies below tho waterllne and thus
caused the steamship to be llondeil. ,,.,, , ..
The SI. Paul airlved two weeks ago, CAMP DIX ftlOHTAIt
with passengers rrnni a HI nihil pine ami
soon was rent to the ltibins yard,
where several hundred workmen ripped
out Its furntshinca and made It ready
for servlte as a transport.
The mi n of the gun crew lost all their
helon'rings. and Mrs. A. G (llney, in
charge of the distributing depot of the
lied Cross at Hoboken. brought new
outfits f r the men.
The onlv statement Issued In connec
tion with the accident came from the i f(fr the Inst six months as n member of I
niv I'litir,!" wi(ii ui nihil uciors in troiH'Ji
BURSTS NEAR 1000
British Instructor's Hand Is Shat
tered and Ten-Pound Missile
Shoots Into Crowd
fanip I)l. J. ,., ApT1 2f After
serving wrough some of the severest
ngniing on me Uritlsh front and actlne
JEs. x . V& III
JIHHh Pk Values at I 1
WmtlSlKmii-, t , AND
szmm 'vmmmm m
"teS2swaKfeis3"fc
WILL SPEND $2,500,000
ON CAMDEN SHIPMENT HOMES
The steamalilp St. l'aul had been In
drydock at the llrle basin. Iliooklyn.
since Thursday last and left the drydock
this morning for Its pier. No illlllculty
of any kind was experienced In transfer
ring the steamship between the drydoek
and the pier, but when coining alongside
Its berth, on the routh side of Pier CI,
eusntlons about Hoctnr von Kuehlmann's I the sltamfhlp suddenly took a heavy list spectators
'linmoulio' to a veu h'ghly placed lady ' toward the pier and sank. bliangeiv.
wIki Is wen Known tor in r ttitet moral i "It is deeply regretted mat mice men
code through whose Influence they ! who weie on board Ihe steamship at the
hoped lojaehlive thcli object " I (mi, of the 0Cl,,ient tlIP Ftin to be nc-
I " " , I counted for, and It Is feared that they
J Stansbttry .1. Win-atley IJead lost their Uvea.
I Ijuircl. Iifl., Apill fl Stnmtbury .1 ..jt i(l impossible at pief-eftt to ascer-
XvruX;:::,; a';,rd '" v10 cr?, "f .'"" T;""nt f.,nern-
Hemociatlc iwlitn mti. is tfead after a tlons to raise the Meamshlp wtre at once
long Illness commenced."
moitars at this cainii. Sergeant Lb ens.
of the Uritlsh Itojal Fuslleertf, was serl
ously Injured heie esterday.
A demonstration of the lieneh nioiturH
was given In honor of lirlgadier General
Mcltiie, new commander of the Seventv.
elghtli Division, when one of the mortars
suddenly exploded. The hcigeant'.s hand
wns still over the muzzle of the mortar
when the shell, a ten-pound dummy, was
shot Into a crowd of more than 1000
none of whom wa huit,
Ultra-smart $10 and $12
plain or fancy tip, cuitom
latt Rich Mahocany Cordovans
made by Burt & Packard and other master-shoe
builders. TOMORROW $6.50 and $7.
Downstairs with short profits, we can afford
to sell these Shoes at $6.50 and $7. Ground-
floor shops would lose money pricing them
less than $10 to $12. You save $2 to $4 Here.
$5, $5.50, $6, $6.50 & $7$7,
Every Leather
Every Style
iojii, in mm; Tin: ritoor m.iti. ovt
Value.
.50 lo HI
German Major Freed
Washington, Apill "fi. M.ivur
Fieeleilck 0. Miller, of Michigan City,
Intl., arrested as an ullen enemy when
Iih c.tine here to discuss the prospects
of ccmiph'tliiK iiis naturalization as
tin Aineiiean citizen, was releasee! last
nli;ht .mil nllovveil to start for home.
, 'U AM. BOOT SjMJQjg
N. W. Corneir 13th and Market Sts.
Entrance on 13th St. Open Evenings to 9:30 Saturdaya 11 P.M.
F:
Buy Bonds of the Third Liberty Loan"
The I'nited States shipping boaid will
spend between $-!,nii0.IM and ,ru0,
1100 in the nesv e'amdeii eommualty to
be known as lladdon towuhli the
largest of the ship builders' colonic
proposed by the Government.
The city of Camden, with wh.vh Ihe
new town will lie Incoiporated, is reody
to siieiid $il25.owi for whools, tire u
tlons, sewerage and water works. Ap
proximately the jtailie amount vvlll be
spent by Ihe shipping boaid In street
improvements, pla grounds, parku and
other modern city fea'mes
Contracts alreBdy have lieen let for
(100 hou es theie. at an average cost of
$11170, mo.etly of brick. They Hill bo
built by the Tldevutur HulldlnB dm
p.inv, of New York, nnd the streets vvlll
bo construct! d by the MIlca-TUha Com
pany, of Haston, Pu.
The work of clearing the site villi
begin next week and the town then will lince(j
be rtnreU vvunin ninety uays. .a,j in
will be made to protut the Govern
ment's investment and the workers who
bu homes. The latter virtually will
b guaranteed against loss. The Gov
eminent will lend the money at 5 M-r
cent f r ten vrars to a realty company,
subsldlarj to the llnitrgency Fleet Cor
iwratioii, which will rent m sell the
houses to shipyard workers ot prevail.
Inc local ratei.
Two ears afl, r the war t nds an np.
prulsal of the proiirty will be mad., the
value will hi written down if theie has
been mi) low Uui to shifting of the pop
ulation and an adjustm, nt will be made
to those vi oi kei w ho have purchased ,
horn '. If there lias b.en an IneieHee in
value, which Is xp 'ltd fiom tin Im-I
petus glvtn to the cuy's growth In the I
direction of the u w addition, the work- '
ers will hontttl to that extent
A mortgdge on the pioperty will be the
Government's ncuilty f.n the muiiry ud-
Heat ar.d Interest on inoiit-y
will he applUd to the flej
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BUFFALO
4J0 K,,mi 450 U.lhi
All ettension of the car lines will bo charges dm nimiipiil f the loan, oil
undertaken l the Government at an
estimated c ,.ti ,.f Jl'.'.i.uno. and t,onie uil.
dltl ,nal Iran .puliation faiilltlt- w.ll be
arranged f,u tl'o-e li, wink m Gh u
cester In fstablisluiiu tl, town v , i eft n t
lals itelii V, that ItlvestOK lit will tl fo
Itself but tven ,iptoi.ing a siilisianti.il
loss in v ii In. lfur the wur fiom ihe
luestnt intl.ttiil - of bulldliiB th' v do
not think th. il . r. a-, will In km tti r
ih. in L'" p' " i i t
TELS
TATLER
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Resinol
will help that
scalp irritation .
Tht annovlnsr scalp trouble whlcli
keeps you scratching all the time is ,i
source ol disgust to others as well us ,i
torment to you. No matter if you have
n led other treatments without success
try Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
aim! setit you vofl't notice an Improt e
, mttjt in a short time. fl'is inexpensive
treatotent tyill almost Always stup dan
t snel scalp Itchinsr, ana keep the
rihtqi.liveand lustrous.
Wear Good Shoes-
But Don't Pay Dearly
(or Them
Wear the NEWARK
Ask For No. 160
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T'lii Ilia Ii i,n yw3r5jOTW'6,ivTvSl II
may be had QkWy -f JLff i
," new f'" affMBS There i: n Rood reason why (v
5RC 00 Wjirffr Iteeause our prndiution anil ills-. lit
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GLEVELANE
1000 lluomi 1000 Hatln
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In Jour big cities centers of American
travel there are Statler Hotels.
They are good hotels, successful hotels,
satisfaction-guaranteed hotels.
Next fall there will be a Statlcr-operatcd
hotel (the Pennsylvania, now building),
in New York.
It will be the largest hotel in the world.
That fact speaks more for the goodness,
and the success, and the satisfaction-giving
policies of the present Hotels Statler
than any printed pages can.
DETROIT
1000 Roomi 1000 Bath.
mbu'ion are no enormous (more
lis-.
than
Three Million pairs of shoes ft vear) nnd
because wo can bell at u lower ma i gin rf profit by operating 257
stores than the retailer who has but one store, la there an) good
reason why you should not enjoy the economy with us? Como
tomorrow
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TWKI.VK WOMKN'M AM MKN'X HTOHKS IN HIII.AllKI.rllJ
1JJI Market HI. .bet 12th t 13th 8t.
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e umuerianu mi
1SI flAMUitntOWIt AVC
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ilti'i nuiurrwi ot
SSfl N. Front St.. near IMuuhln 8t.
bet Lehlch
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ill it (ierniaittawii Ate,, near t'hei-
inn An
St Houtli Cllllt Ht.,ntar Market fit.
SIH Hrmtlniton Ave, nr Hart l.ana
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CSO Roome 050 Bttni
The reason? behind the
prow th of "The Statler chain"
arc simple even obvious.
In rharactcr of buildings
and equipment, in location,
in comfort-features and lib
eral policies, in details of
service, these hotels have set
a standard for what con
stitutes more than, your
money's worth in hotel ac
comodations a standard
recognized by travelers to
the Statler cities.
And these I.otcU promise
you more than your money's
worth guaranteed satisfac
tion any time you will
put our name on a Statler
register.
Every Statler bedroom
whatever its price has
private bath, circulating ice
water, nnd many other un
usual conveniences.
And here is an instance of
Statler service to guests:
w hen you wake you find a
morning paper under your
door but you don't find a
(.barge for it in your bill.
Rates from $2 a day.
V
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NEW
YORK
Hotel Pennsylvania
Now Building
New Yorfe
Hotel Pennsylvania
Now Building
I lotfcl Pennsylvania, nowbuild
'ing in New York (opposite
Pennsylvania station), will be
Scatlcr-operated.
The Pennsylvania Railway
System and Hotels Statler are
co-operating to the fullest to ma kc
this new house the foremost hotel
of the world in every sense. It
will have 2,200 guest-rooms,
each with private bath.
Hotel Pennsylvania will be
altogether worthy of America's
greatest railway system, her
largest city andher most im
portant hotel chain.
BONWIT TELLER. &CQ
She c5pcda(5fKpOrfyiha!ion&
CHESTNUT AT lSSTREET
Misses' Spring Apparel
At Reduced Prices
Misses' Tailleur Suits
Special for Saturday
125 Suits developed in Poiret twill, serge, wool
jersey and checks.
Tailored, belted and flare models.
28.00
Value $
lo
Misses' Demi-tailored and
Di'essy Suits
A collection of suits, assembled from the regular
stock, that have been specially reduced for Saturday
selling. Poiret twill, serge, tricoline and checks. Belted
and flare models.
'alucs up to
.00
40.00 b
Misses' Dresses
Afternoon and Daytime Frochs
125 Dresses included arc frocks
ol taffeta, crepe de chine, satin and
serge, developed in basque, surplice,
redingotc and many other charming
models.
25.00
Misses' Coats
Special for Saturday
A group of smart
coats for street and sport
Wear of burella, -serge
and gabardine in the sea
son's best colorings.
25.00
Values $35.00
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431 Market St,, bft 4lh and Btlt Ht,
257 Stores in 87 Cities .
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