mwmM ' - - mmi vStfZSfSmtEmmim xp EVENING PUBLIC LBDGBK TJH1LADELPU1A, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1019 jSPRtntklERS MAKE ALL FIRES LITTLE TIKES A cow kicked Chicago Into a bonfire Which means you must fight firo befoio it grown big. Globe Sprfnklers do this because they are always on the job and ready. Thv are piotettinR millions of dollars of property all oer the country. Why not yours? GLOIIt AITOMtTH' SI-BINKI.VK CO. tOJS ttiWIIIMlTtlV.HLMr. ll.cklimin 331 'MtjA && fsfeswar u. IW Ita. C. B. N"Itlon Cornr-eiy'- "Cit, of tlnStlo" Is Globe Equipped MARKET FOR CITY IN LATIN-AMERICA v wr, -, 1 r T . VlCe LOllSUl IOr rai'agUay Op timistic Over Pros pects for Trade LARGE COAL SHIPMENTS Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Others Take Goods and Arc Eager for More p....y.u jpSK!Kr 1 i aioreliiml Ilone'er. ileflnllo Informa- n. M. rielschmann. Vice Consul here , ,l0" 1,ns ,10t bc uhu "a . .i .. ii .,.- i,,i..,. Thn Interstate Comnicne Commli-slon for Paraguay. Is optimistic over business , ,m(ls,ffU,rs t0(ln rf,umcd their prohc prospects for Philadelphia and South nto tb0 cause of the wreck. Tour w It America nesses, two of whom wero examined jis "Varlous shippers haxc told me." he i ""'!' " Questioned today. said today, "that they expect bis busi ness to dcxclop. The Indications are de cidedly for a much larger business than we hate jet peen." The-consu1ato for San Domingo and Paraguay confirmed this statement, ns did some of the largest Philadelphia ex porters to ltrazlt and o'her South Amer lean eniintries The Berwlnd-Whlte Company is exporting considerable coal to Paraguay, San Domingo ana uni-i ruay. A tq-rrA ivnrtrer nf penernt merehnn- . SiiSlse said: I BJS "e started a brisk trauc, ineiuuing "machinery and clgircttcs, to Brazil, Chl'e nnd Argentlni clgh'eon months ago The tiade his been on the Increase ecr t-lnce Propicts are xery good In deed for fade of nil kinds, "The fiowinmcsit's flxlnn of freleht rate I' lioldlmc thliiKs link consider ably. We could hate gotten ery much more nn nnny moements but for this. HonoiT It will not last much longer. "I heir tint th Emergency Fleet Corpornt'on Is s I Ing sW of Its steam- eh'p" 'o prlate owicrs on the Instal ment basis to Ret 'hem off Its hands. Th'.s Indicates that the C3oernment con trol of steamships won't last much lonircr.' The A P Cummlngs firm Is preparing to send out seieral vessels with coil I There Is good demand aIo for lumber, munitions and potash from Buenos lAlres 'Shippers would be glnd to pay tilRher ratis If bidding for tonnage was allowed,' said an olllclal of tho firm The demard In South America for our oods Is considerable. We hate shipped tonslderahle to Brazil and Argentina (nd could ship xnstly more but for lack f bottoms, due to the low freight rates." WATCH YOUR COAT v JUDGE'S WARNING IN NOBRE TRIAL Audcnricrl Injects Humor Into' Court Proceedings With Several Comments "Watch sour coat even though jou are In eourt and ate almost entirely sur rounded by politicians" is the substance of a bit of advice given by Judge Auuen- ' rled A wltncbs in the Nobio trial, to which scores of nolltlclaus flocked jesterday laid his coit on a chair and stepped forward to the witness stand . "You aro a very foolish man to do that," the Judgo commented. "Brlns It up here. The Court does not guarantee the safety of garments." Tho witness stared blankly, then (tinned and took the coat along. Whllo Assistant District Attorney Mrurer, tho prosecuting official, was reading from notes, counsel for the de fense suggested a "short cut.' .."You had better let Mr. Maurer elng I from his own book," Judgo Audcnrlcd suggested. At another point when Mr. Nobre j called to one of tho Commonwealth's witnesses for a menorandum, the Judgo remarked: 'Tho hen that sits on tho eggs doesn't know what spots they've got." PopuUrPrtcetsorPirdciilarPeopW Shopping Special 5 Friday is perhaps the most difficult of days to select a dainty dish that will satisfy the greatest number of discrimina ting diners. But we have found one Tomorrow's offering CRAB-MEAT a la NEWBURGH Forty Cents the portion 124 South 13th Street 132 South 15th Street J. O. PATTON, ThmUml KNIGHTMAYJOIN hilu. Coroner Could As sist, Since One Victim Died Here NO DECISION i REACHED Two Bodies Being HcliI Until Montgomery Oflicial Fixes Place of Death Coroner t'tilKlit imiy lino to p.ntlcl-, patn In tlio ImeetlKatloii of Momluy nlttlit'B wreck on the Heading K.illw.iy I nt Tort Wnplilngton, which caii'cil the I death of tlilrteen persons Serat of Iho wreo'e rlcllms may hao died In I'lilliulelplila County, wlillo on tliu way io lioipltali, find their boil Ii3 then taken back Into Montgomery I County, liable- Huff, or North Wales, died at the Jen Inn "toniltnl Thorp Is noma difference of 'opinion as to whether It l nece'-uuy to hold an Inquest In these deaths. The likelihood of a. Joint Inquest, Coroner Knight n'd- " cjoronor .Ne'tiii', oi .Monigomer: County, has been sufTBested. but KtilBhl iiis nui announccu n decision Two llmllf, Uriel The bodies of f? Norman Johnson and Trunk Kroy, both of North Walei. ale still held nt the Ambler mo-cue Thej are not released becauso It b.n not been ' ascehalncd whether they died In Jlont- (joinery County or Philadelphia Count' lliey died on n spec al hospital train wh'oh carried the wrerK lctlnis In Logan, whenco they were taken to the Uew'sh Hopltal. C'oronor Neelllc, of MontRomcry County, was Informed that both the North Wales lctlni3 died when the hospital train was In the lcliiltj nf A iniriecnin Mci'm was auiieu io ii e toll by the death of Hugh A. Julius of North Wales, In the Ablngton Hospital last night. The number of deaths of North Wales persons Is now Increased to ten. The federal probe la belne held In the ofllcc of n 11 Abbott, superintendent or tho New York dllslon. at the P.endlnE Terminal hecral w Ituesses who were . I I earn jesieruay wero renuieu mis muni Ine for further cxamlnatloa It was stateiPbv those conducting the ltnestlvn- " lut 'r'1 '"" r""1"1 "" haxo to bo made first to the (ioxernmcut The Investigators for tho commission are Walter S nice, II. C. McAdams, P. A. Howard nnd II. I. Ljons J P. Dohoney, chief linestfgnlor tor the Pub. Ho Service Commission, is representing that body. Company l'robe lJndrd Tho companv's Investigation has been completed, acco ding to lii neral .Man ager r M. Palrk. who stated that 'the signals were functioning properly, and we have concluded that tho englneet, P. C. Cithers, either misread or failed to see the caution signal nt Camp Hill " This would p'ace the blame on the en gineer. The Investigations of Coroner Ncvlllo and DIst lit Attorney Anderson, of Montgomery Countv, according to Mr. , Anderson, Indicated that the engineer ran past signals set against him No date has been set for the Inquest, according to Coroner Neville, beiause one of the most Important witnesses P.ank P. Coulton, the fireman of tho Scranton flier, Is In tho hospital, lie hopes, however, to hold the Inquest laic next week. First of tho funerals of the North Wales victims wll! be that of Miss Hazel i Iludolph, who will be burled tills aft ernoon War Has Increased Proletariat The war has reinforced the prole tariat b) reducing to lt ranks vihole i sections of tho former middle class ' the great army of balarled emplo)es and others of llxed Incomes, who havn Mif fered from the rise of pclics more ih verely than manual workers, and ban seen their tavlnga wnste awa) and the'r standard of living reuueeu until nnv .,. . ,.nH ...! u....An n l.l ' ; n'0t eVaTrad smu n.entT it .le- scribes tho aitual conditions of minor , Cioveinment employes, teachers, sales ' men. clerks, oftlce workers, and others I In related occupations throughout Ccn- trol Furope World's Work. HOUSE of 1229 WALNUT ST. ' " Twelve Natural Black Muskrat Fur Coats Reduced to $250 l'ormer Price $325 These lemaining models lange in length from w to 46 inches and arc most handsomely lined ana aj-jf-jrjjr Annual Shopworn Sale Children's Shoes; $ Tan Russia Lace Sizes 11 to 13. These are regularly 57.00. With $2.00 saved on every pair, it will pay to buy for future needs. Buy War Savin' HUnipt v-ltli th dollars you'll sat here. 0 Igavel presented bHHlHra wm -. wwum. iwmirt .' J lei ir rjin-w-,y---i MMUMMkuuMi The men's roinmlttcc In mine fund tie- lm- iireeiitcil an cbiitiv mid sllerr ti.ition of 111" work m eliairnian of the rampaign loiniiiitlri'. Fu-ira-cil on the iler hammer i "Colonel Samuel 1). Lit, IVileratinii nf Jrlli Charities 0er the Top, Januar l'i, 1919" PRIEST URGES ACTION AGAINST SAFETY HEAD Father McDermott Would, Test Director's Right to Re- tain Convicted Police The lte Daniel I Mcliermott, rector . , , ' of M Mans CUIiollc ( hurch, I ourtn , street near hpruee, who lma been actle for eais In IlKhtlnR iie In this olt, pirtliululy In the Hlonclv l'lfth" Watd. belli ics sumo IcrhI 'iiiIom should lie take n to list the iIkIH of Pirector Wll son of til" Depaitnient of Public Sifety, to retain on the police lone Lieutenant I)ald Hennett and fie patiolmen con 'cted and sentenced In connection with the l'lfth Ward primal j election disorder. which resulted In the muider of Actios I1etectle i:ppl 'I certnlnlv belie'." Father Mctiei mott decl.ued. 'that the irood mmc of l'lilHde'p'ii i demands that the citizenry take some action to bring the matter to nn Issue and determine whether or not the Pirector of Public Safetj has the right to retain theso men on the police force "If nn action is brought b) any In dlvlduil or nn let) to force the removal of the men on the police force who have been i-onvleted of partlclintlon In the Tilth Ward Incident, which constitutes a ser'ous blemish 'on I'hlladilphla'R good name, It will ccrtalnl) have my most hearty support "If a burglar broke into mv house I should prefer taking my ihanges with him to calling a policeman v ho is dom Imted by nn administration that permits the retention of con it ted telons on the police force pjfljj) AUJQ USED IN ROBBERY Car V liich Figured in Theft at Jewelry Store Abandoned The police lodi) ale tr)lng to locate the owner of the automobile which wan used bv two men who lobbed the Jewelry stole of O P O'N'elll at '.MSI Kensing ton avenue, of several thousand dollars worth of h wels The machine vvs found nhtndnml d list night at Broad and Berks htucts The men stopped III fiotit of tno lew- Ai... u.n.d ..limit 7 . i clock last niRiit The dilvei sla)id nt the wheel, the engine running while tin. other man got out Calmly walking nero-s the s'dewalk, the Miond man hurried an au tomobile Jick Into the window Mnios' beto-e 'he c'.is ' i ' - falling the nun had snatched two trass of jewclr and ran back to the ma Max Ttoen. n neighboring: photogra pher, herd tin era h He ran to hend ne men on. ni """; ",-,.. ore of 'he thieves elied: HMws jour undertaker' ' O'Neill proprietor of the store, was In the eir of th" place when ho heird the crash of bunking glass. IJr. Stahl Heads County Medical The Philadelphia County Medical So 1 cli-ty last night elected tho following i officers' Pr. B P anktln Stahl, presi dent Pr John W West first Mce-presl-idenf Dr J. Morton Bolce, secretary: Pr T.dward A Shumway. treasu'er; Dr Moses Behrend Dr I'aul J. Pon tius arid Pr. John 1' Bodcrer. directors , I Dr ' Jay V. hchambefs, cenbor. General O'Neill Is Honored M. mbers of the veteran guard, 1 hlrd Ueglment. N (1 P . h U military re ception and ball in honor of Brlgadlei Oeneral C. T O'.Nelll, at Lu Lu Tempi, last night. AH tho members of tho vet eran cu-ird uro veterans of tho hpanlsli American' War. During the reception n flag was presented to the guard by Ma jor II B. Kelpir, and was accepted b)' Adjutant General Prank n. Beary. THE WENGER finished. 5 .00 Steideru)alt 1420 Chestnut St. "Where Only the Best Is Good Knough" to colonel utIrivALRYINSPIRESIH; Ave JJW.V 4 iWiV, -tfcf. tJrM'.v- V for l!ic rcilcriitlnu of JiwMi Cliari- navel to Colonel . I). I.il in niiiire' URQUHART AUXILIARY RECORD IN TABLET Historj nf R.tl Cro- Work to nc p..,,( Wnnu- maker Store ; broiue tablet, 1 earliiR ill In It I the hitnr of tm l iiiiiliait Auxlll.ir- of the Heil ( rosn v ill be placi'il cm one of tin" pllliirs in Itd russ Hall ot the Wimanuikci htoro It will bo un.iil'd i.u lj next month n reeoRnltlon nf the wen', done bv this bmh dm Ihb the wa" Willi the fou ml iloilm; of ihe 1 upi hart workioom, Mrs !eori W I upi h.irt orpanlcer and chairman of the nulll.'n, annoiincrd that the nimnUi tlon would remain intait, lead to nn- s"er all uiHiReiiiv i.ills The nienibirs ulll contlinio ilnlr mectlnRS and pe.m time work John WiMiaiu.tt.f i, who from He Ills; has been a stanch frlmd to the auMllai-j, sent the follow Iiir 1 ttei as trlbate at the eleslng ot the wmkrooni mm inj pirsonni Miovvirugo or juiir great woik. and tho fads of uconl mil cernlng it, I buiby nttuit In It bv tlu " iltlllK, tliuk 11 111 lj K(J lUIMU in iiisiur for vour chlldte'i'a ihlldiuis honor as well ns vour on Not only nations, but men and wouuu are tiavelers and li the. cxrmple ou have set of uomm's tiosslbllltles to seive on the high levels of men, sou have made possible new hlghuu)fl of progress for nil our nx Tho pattern vou have set by our lied Cross Hall will alnavs bo an Inspiration to you and jour associates and to vout humble servant mohv wavamki:i: Pr. Wllmer Krustli, Director of Public Health and a rltlcs; II " stotislnir. I'haliman of the Southi ineru Peni-vl-vanli Ch ipter of Iteil Ctuss, Mr Vrthur Lei, vln luesiilmt of th. outh enstetn Chapter, nnd John M Puttcj son JuiIro of the Court of t immnn Pleas, praised tho work of the oiganl7 tlon In addresses rt lied Crohs Hull js. terday. Led b Mrs Urquhait nnd othei officers and directors of the nuxlliiiv members, in uniform, mirched Into the hall In military formation FIND FOE MINES OFF CAPE - - - Sweepers MC'tro) WOt'lls, 1)111 some Still Alcn.iee ships Mine sweepers working off the Poli ware Capes hive iimoviil or distrojed dozens of German laid mines that have betn a menace to navigation to and from this port Nnval authorities here assi 1 1, how ever. Hut all mines placed b the i nemv lui-.e not yit hern mm pt out nf th's urea It was learnrd at the Fourth Naval pi--ti let headquarters heio that Mjbm irlm nets stretched across tho Pel, mate ltlur during the war had been removed Tho nits wero removed bei itiso of (In difficulty experienced in kie.dng tin i.i In ordir. It was said Tin in ts hid been broken many tlmei. Sweepers and patrol boits fiom Cam May have for wieks In-ui Manning tin sea for mines A half dozin or mon s'ghtnl afloat were exploded b) rlfli and light gunfire Others were caught in the sweeping devices and brought to tho naval base at Capo May. PV Silversmiths C(r Silverware The Designers of the Late , Eighteenth Century in France and England Have Fxtrnishcd the rlotif s for the Silver Services and Flat Silver Prepared for Bridal Gifts by the Bailey Banks 6 BiddleCo. InllU'ilM I'W I11!11 Willi PI Ii Wl ' I II1 fi g. fe 1 ns i s.H Dim - u Coats, Ulsters and Ulsterettes rr.ado.of all desirable 1 overcoatings in a fashion and attraction which t IM1V 3l IU LW WW - i - t $25.00 to $85.00 Jacob ReedS Sons 1484-1426 CHESTNUT STREBT JEWISH CAMPAIGN nitl'ilml ClitKU Workero Reports Believr Will Place Total Beyond Chicago Figures REORGANIZATION PLANS Directors to Med Tliurxlu) l Pas on Mctnl)er-liip i1i- eaton 'lie ixiiteturtit of rlvaliv h spin ring work is in tin ennpilRii In i.ilse moni v foi Hi" T.d.rrtlon of Jew Mi I'lmltles (i i'i.-k tin S'llinrn maik mil pl' tliisn ahead of the t'lilciign T.dei uiu'i of .1. wish Cliultles While f87H.I31 lepliientnl tin gland Uilal nt the nlllilil e losing of Hit earn pilgn hire list night dlieiims of the drive toili) anuolltii ed tin re aeie null) hclatnl ii ports nnd subserlpt'ous that Mould swell the fin il flKiliis to tin covet nl Mill The Chicago fulirulon, In a tcient cainpalRti raised $!lloon and ts challenge to the local oiganlzatlon was niiep'ed eirlv Ihls ve 1. "fter nil the easiest put of the loo per icnt federation plan Is over de i hired Louis Wolf piisltUnt of the Im a I fedinillon, as ho htirve)ul inoie than 10 oOD subscription cards piled up in his efilie ' The difficult task is vet In come Ml Huso rtiib-crlptluns must be tabul it d and put nn a s) stemat li' liisls to stint with Then comes tho work of lcnrgun Izlfg the Federation of J w sh e'liail ties ' A meiting of fuleratloji dliectois has leen i illnl for mxt 'CIiuifiI.iv nigh' At that tlm J. lh eli.irlt.ili organizations tint hivo npplleit for membership and been accepted b the committee on mem hcishlp villi be pasml upon bv the board Committees on examination hive In i u appointed bv the hoard" explain d M Wolf, 'to investigate Hie appliia. Hone nf v al ions un.anlz.itlo.is for in "in tiersld'i It will bo month' before th- fidiritlon m be iioiginlzed and put 111 ens) working shape Our annual meet, lug lomoi In Mnv nnd we are hoping to have thtnge adjusted by that time We lnlleve there will be more thin llftv Jewish organizations united unih r the fcdeiatlon by that time ( Hmpnlgn Oiltiiitue I'leteses ' .N'aturall) there will be some changes In tho board and in ilie lutiMitmion and bj-laivs to take He if tli liurt in.nl si ipe of work N lf I tni Ii leased with t io result of tin iiiipatgii Ii means not nureh li it . hivi nlnd innie nionev iliau vie had in t i oi d ." It mi ins thai we have tie lonttileln anil iiivalt'- of tie lews of Philadelphia biikl'ig us We mi in in be vvuithv m tlio innlldeiiiv and to make the fnm i tlon one of the rnatist nnd most nrv liealili 011,-inlzatlons of its sott in tin iiiiitilr) " The viork of tho wonnns coinnilltee during Hie campalgi was hlghl' pt.us id bv ntiniirous i pi nki ra at Un ban- liiet In Mercantile' II ill last night It as the lln-il eviin ot tl, campeigii glvili iiml'i the aii-p'iiH of Hie woniiiis icmiiilttie of which Mr ithui Loib is hi ad "I want In th. nU the ladiis Mis Loeb. liu captains, Uciitcn tins .mil workers, for th"lr greil assitauci hard work, and untiling eneigy in thn iimpiign ' ile el lied Colonel !- 1 111 ehilriiian of tho cainpilgn eomni'tti "Although I put )our etuotii at SJ50 noo before tho drive, at the lirst p-ep 1 had of vou I changed it to Sino.oOO Attn Incoming better 'iniia'nfd 1 i iPed it to JU.onnn ami now I lnlleve jolt i ollld have raised a illion 'lheie Is more work to do :iml I w int jolt to keip .vour organization t'gitlier, nail) ai me call of .vout i hall man large Milisirlplinii'' I ruin Ylitinei Among tlio uiiiipoitid 1 irge suli si rlptlons ttotu womiu aio $.'5in) limn Mis Munis Pfail7ir. Jljnn fiom Mi i ' ileith.. Ililnl; Jljnn fi Mrs Jo.eph- Ine Nnthinson. $inm fiom Mrs ( lai ence K Arnold; $Io00 from Mis It T. 0 Ml l lllWi I Ii I1!' II Wil Will 'lIW IU IllWIII'LMll! VI III PPI II WW ML Overcoat trom a coJJechon ofpicked styles. Chesterfields, Double Breasted w - t $1000 fiom Jlrs. Albert Wolf! from .Mis It M Klrschbaiim ! from Mrs. Samuel Josephs, Slnoo from Mrs Ben (Umbel nnd Jf0t men from .Mrs. (Violin Klrschbaiim, Mrs lleiir) tierstlev Mrs Is.iho (iooilmiin. Mrs Sol Sellg, hlrs .Simon Mlbertn in .Mrs .lauib Itiodsk) Mts. Harry Mllhr Misses Cassle nnd Julia Mii)ir, Mrs tliin Sntniinbiirg. Miss Helm Klilsh r Mrs ltebici-n UimliMiii ami )ln ( ill "lino Seldeiibnch Mrs J Lnuihhilm, I'aptalu nf the icnlral city set Hon of the women's csitn nilltee. said n gieal deal nfert'illt shotild lie given to .Miss Sadlo Mnjer and hir workers wlu aeconipllslied much In iho eentr.il ell section Mrs . Ilsiriet Mini Mis Jom nh l.lebcrinati vieir inuih plot sed b) cim 'illiutlons from women ctnplnvcn of live mull tobacco fmtoilrs totaling nioie than ,X00 'Ihe eotnpletc repoit fiom Hie wonien's lominlltie as preset, tul by tho chair man, Mis Arthur lieb, follows IMstrlit ,1'atitnln North rhllHileinhlii eilnran) Tot hi Omnd Tolnl Mm llenr) e' I lelnher I rmikforil Mrs Setnui'i snn Xirtti lluril- Mrs Mil ns Wnl il rmaniuMii- Vlrn Ilen r. ti ulh .l'lnl i I. Inhi i Mli tin oli (It s uri? Win I'liiinii liihli- Mim lli Un imnl.l Ituvb'irougli M s v Inert Prank i i ntrnl'itv Mrj I Loiirhlielni $1S ! tlil'i r,T4 : i; J0 i I.-. -I Jl.l .st 1 "00 IS Jilt 111 1 .11.' II J.'il 1.11 flilVJiil of thn wire to the poles of a dry batters and lnstnntl) there was ail explosion TWO HURT BY MOTORCARS ' , lfp , - - " - lIlool Teacher ail for I ranrc Olio M.ltl's KlIPC lllokctl. AlUllher Jilts Hllzalnth II Wood, of Downing- f - .it inn it li.iu uitllprt fnt t Vfi tniA tn r V f 1I,IH t.lll SC.tlp I wo men are In hospitals tod iv Buffet- ing Hum Injuriis received in automobile nci iiifms in un eenlial pirt or the clt) 1 redeihk c Miiuldlng. of 23 Simpson roid, Ardiiiou wis strink lv an auto mobile u Prtienib and FMln rt stieeis " Piirs.ni i negro Fiftieth and n h f fleets tile diliei was arrested nnd bdd utnlei $(00 ball bv Mnclstnie file lis spaulillng was tnki n to (In Hahnemann Hospltnl suffering fiom a fr ictured knee I am a tine siretv agent wis the reiiiaik made b) F i Breniian, of Patchogut Long Island, after lie wan stunk bv an aiilomobile on itnstnut street. In front of the YV'ileiiir llulldlng Bietmnii Is safitv ngint for the Long Island Itillioid, and hid Just arrivul m Broad Stiiet .station a tew tnlmites be fine He st ppi d off the utile walk bun the pitli of a ii ui k driven bv lonph liiSUvei i of l?.,l snulh IlaniMuft s'uet Ilteiinan was liken to the .lifferson llosplt-il and treatnl for a nit seilp and a wrinclied km e Pesllvera was "c lensid bv Msglstrate Ponnoik when the nci'idint vias shown to have lnen un avoidable MARKHAM NAMES GALLOWAY ' Federal "Nlniiai-cr for 15. and (). Western Lines Appointed I'thtiiiil piieitor ll.irkhim of tl, Ulegintiv legmn t uled St ites i.il io, d idmliilstrailnK oil iv niuioiiin nl tie ai ,nintioi ill id I bat l s i ,al,ow iv Iminuiti, now Feder. 1 manage! of the Baltimore and Ohio wesie u lines us F d I il iiiii.ii,er oi Hie Billlninie and Ohio east in lines .ml th following! Kioup of i illrimls W . stern Marvlindl It.illiind Coal mid Con, llrmd r'nm bell mil Valle I.illrnad Phil idclplil.i and I Beinl'iig (llariisbiirt- il' MotO Cumber-I I mil and Pctuisvlv.ini i Itnllronl and' the Winding Teimltiil Itnllio.id allnw.iv stinids W Thompson,. vho his iisUmil to enter nnotiier lmi- I in m tiillowa) haslnni cotiiucted with ' toe II iltlmori and Ohio n.niioid fc: ll'lits live scirs JEOiPWELLSf0 JKWnLnRS-SII.VEKS.MirHS For Southern Travelers co'vekifnt bags and suit Cases With The Necessary ToiLi'T Fittings; Dependable Traveling Clocks v f Leather Or Precious Metal That Foid To Insignificant Com. pass; Separate Toilet Kits And Sewing Kits; Hand Bags, Purses, Wailets And Money Belts; Many Other Useful Articles Of Gold, Silver, Enaml Or Leather. jN IE DERM AN Big Shoe Sale MEN'S AND r'l greatest variety of this season's exclusive styles ' v. AT UNMATCHED PRICES ( -v-'i WOMEN'S SHOES were 9.00 to 1 5.00 now 4.90, 5.90, 6.90, 7.90, 8.90 MEN'S SHOES were 7.50 to 13.50 now 5.90, 6.90, 7.90, 8.90 Short line! Women's Shoes and Slipper, small sizes, tjJ NlEDERMAN "SZSf I ' 203 N. 8th Si EXPLOSIVE SET OFF, 3 CHILDREN INJURED Youngsters Tumpcr With Pov dcr-Eilled Pipe round in Cellar l'xplosion of a powder cap found to day 111 the hiPemnit nf the home of Joseph .-ez)thlskl 101 Metier street, badlv Injured (wo of SiZ.vthlskiu chil dren nnd slightly Injured a neighbor's rhlld Tho (hlldrcn were taken to the 1'plrcnpal Hospital John SeZ)thlskl. twelve eats old, has the second lnger uf his right bund oft and is sufft ring from cuts nnd burns about the fan Ills fhc-.venr-old sister, i;ilr. Uxth Is Milfeilng from ruts and burns on her fai e nother child who lives In the m 'ghborhooii v-ms sllghtl) nit vi hen tl'o cap exploded She was tie itcd b n phsiiinti In the tiilghbnr liood i 'Ihe ui:vililskl fnmllv nieiitl) moved Into the Mirror street house This morning the bo) nnd the- tvvn girls went into the Hilar Io pla The) found ai tube, mi Inch In dlauiotei and four Indies long, with a pliee of w Ire fastened to . It at earh end The bov plieid tin ends ,. A' ,nr,teen unit MsH Wood li-s ien teaching mnthnnitli s In the Wil lam Pi nn High Sihool she wns to have gone with th Bed Cross, but en lolhueuts were canceled Sun Trill De'lcgitc- to I'eaic Confi rente I'nbtln. Jan If. Count Plunkett and lMmond Lira have been selected as the Irish delegated to the Peace i 'onfi rence, It was iiniiolinred lodav Thev weri pliked at vestiidi)H meeting of toe Sinn Fein members of Parliament m. I -.1.11 ( MIS DoiUe Sci nn Durliiliil sinlan letniriis s-evl Llmou n 1 era Tourtng On rlin I Touring J'nlse i pass lourlns heinllir pe-s luur.i c i hnlin. rs Touring Veil- rourlins l'lillmi i Inurltir l-rrlpps Itnoth rioulM.'r number of Lexinitun sri inn ana lourint, rarilt bulk i i, i niv'iiM i "i t'lttt 1 1 Lexington Motor Co. of Pa. 1 1 v nt:tim Itul il tic Mil Miurii iu:oi si. Employment Supervisor As un up t .1 it buiuuia man ou nn ronslib rtin; Hi inlilulnlMi nl pi nine" n entt ihiO Mo iIoMii in nn w !fi iIimii ment M Inlusiriul .xpnl lm will h'' of MiTlnl faerilci io iu II mils iitnl fiet iosi innr.. toelil than uia rlilniTi Pu vnti l.tiiiw Imw tn tnt vour lnvstin"nt ' Thn nml hnparliint IhP g In jour Itunlnpss Is th hum itih- not th rnf ihnnUs. VV list inllueme Is sour perinnt huilni- on mur prollts VVhnt is tli " nf it'ilitni in jour store or pint let tie help jntl solve tin s d ttkull tirnlj !"!lis tij tnstilllliK these nri niiMhoil- J're in r ntrnt ivpiris lilirllarv t llnso wtllln- tn r.i n eniun n si t, imini''inN Willi eervl .nlilr s Hit" 1 r.li.' i ntrvl WOMEN'S T:r J PERRY'S Reduction Sale In this Big Comprehensive Salt: of Men's Clothes, including Fur Coats Fur-lined Overcoats Fur-Collar Overcoats Ulsters, Great Coats Evening Dress Suits Tuxedos, dress Vests and separate Trousers The thing to think of first is THE CLOTHES! tjj You would never subscribe in theory to the penny - wise-pound-foolish policy in buying anything from which you ex pect to get service. You certainly are not going to take any chances when it ? comes to selecting J the clothes you are going to wear, and want to look well in. If And that's where j we come in! Our Overcoats and Suits are made to make good and they DO! J They are just the b a m e dependable 0ercoats and Suits at Reduced Prices that they were all season at full regular prices. f And because our regular prices were '"regular" all the way through, e ery dollar we have taken off them now is a clear saving o n sound, substantial values that were 100cy right to begin with. The selections will never be better than they are Today! OVERCOATS From the finest $70 and $75 Ulsters splendid dark mixtures; silk lined Overcoats; rich, conservative fabrics beautifully made and finished down to $S0. $23, and even to our $20 Overcoats, now re duced1 SUITS From our $6e5 Suits, our $.55 Suits, right down to our $25 and even to our $20 Suits, reduc tions all along the line! Svccial Vests! Lamb's wool, stock inette, corduroy ve lours at clearaway prices ! Were $6 now $3.75 Were S6 50 now $4J5 Were $8 now $5.75 Big Values! PERRY & CO. "N. B. T." 16th & Chestnut St. (sin nmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmml T -iV-. n i i K 1' . ' . sJfeSytf lAk 'J tii
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