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fine toe same men as victorious
to their points of demobilization.
'KfjSomttMn; of the work of the trans-
' Asportation bureau of the national war
. , wrorfc council of the Y. M. C. A. is told
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Ff l?B a rePrt "'u"1 today.
j'-iflfX .iA flying squadron of the association
iWV V?fcretarles meets every ship upon its
. ; , wriral In port, the report states. The
" YjTildiers are served, without cost, with
IU'k'lelioeolate. rhewlnr euro, newsnancrs
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"S w secretaries are permanently empioyeu in
tas-j meeting ships and in a single day re-
''njcently they rendered service to 20,41 1
Ep'Tnen returning from overseas.
r. Since the service on troop trains were
Inaugurated July, 1017, C602 troop
trains, carrying a total of 3,000,000
soldiers and covering a total distance
of more than 6,000,000 miles, have bad
on them association representatives
serving the men In every possible way.
More than ninety permanent troop train
secretaries now devote their entire time
,,to this service.
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LOST: "BEAU COUP," ONE -
WOOL Y PUP; 316TH MOURNS
Maybe Some Qne Has Effected a "Coup d'Etat" Who Knoivs?
Least of 4H Sergeant Major Moriarity
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nHiUtiELPHiANS
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IN WAR
1ET there be sorrow among' you and
let your eyes and ears be kept
wide open, for "Beau Coup," the mas
cot and boom companion of the 310th
Infantry, Seventy-ninth Division, has
mysteriously disappeared. Owned and
earedffor by Regimental Sergeant Ma
jor John A. Moriarity, 030 Wynne-
wood road, "Beau Coup " went fear
lessly into battle, Bide by side, .with
his owner. After braving the storms
and the waves of the ocean on the trip
home without seasickness, "Beau
Coup" has strayed away.
More than two weeks ngo, as the
316th Infantry was boarding the
transport Texan nt St. Nazairc, n
close observer might have noticed a
little shaggy black head protruding
over the edge of a large bnss horn.
Beau Coup was being smuggled
aboard. It worked, too, for the big
horn looked no fuller from the outside
rthat is, to the port officials thnn auy
other simitar instrument, and "Beau
Coup made an unnoticed entry.
Last Thursday, when thu xexan
docked at Snyder avenue pier, Ser
geant Major Moriarity was met by his
sister, who, having read about the little
mascot in his letters tn home, inquired
about it.
1381 Secretaries
The ocean transport service was In
augurated March 4. 1018. From that
W'' . n tn Anrll Sfl 1010. n tnlol of
njfr(u rri: vrr - . - --
W&t' ,ii secretaries servea on via.
lf?V, different sailings. Ten hundred and
112 ... !-- 1.l. . fill M..t.
fcSM- meuilliue imuyicic ui icuii c'iuii-
i"i.- , fflents, at a 'cost of $630,5i4, were
W 1 sh' ntaoArl lvMiff1 thc vi.aailn fnr thf freA
fc ; 14 t tine of soldiers and sailors. Annroxl-
Khir? - i mA1 O "?Krt fAA mam Uama U..H nAf1
fVAfa mateijr a,iuu,uuu uitu Mate UlCU DC. .c
1& i !. tim aeefutlatlnn nn tttnn trannnrfl.
f Tin HI th Klenincr of the armistice on
rSSSf Noyember 11, tho Young Men's Chris-
t ' xr : linn j (! ii mil uhh i lit- iiiuv uinnui'
ztHon having permanent representatives
vlc rs assizneo to ocean cransDoris.
'xy, One secretary lost his life In the
'Si-,' singing or uie uiraqio, wniie several
ppt others cheerfully took their chances
5ff" ',';' w'th the soldiers and sailors when the
w moving ion, iTCBiacni uincom, ana oiuer
if ':'"! "'P8 sanic. une troop train secretary
WTior tost hls " ia the Performance ot his
Si'&tfi duties.
i'A !. At the more Important transfer cen-
'"'ftTer, and Cincinnati, the transportation
feSpiCburcau, In co-operation with the asso
iww'eiarions In those cities, served thou-
j'-Vt-sandj of soldiers and sailors in transit
&&( t,uy. ai ot. Liouis twp attractive
i !MbuU rendered unusual and far-reaching
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.' .'.Vji'barkatlon and debarkation, are six
j--bildlngs, five being rented, and the
5l'.iftrtii being the largest "Y" hut in
"Mfrf America. These buildings served dur
.!:. -,ln the month'of Anril 270.100 men.
"S ' An averase of 4500 were served dailv In
', a tthe cafeteria and canteen, while dur
t'vL ,n U1 month 176.000 pieces of writing
mj"- taaterial were used and 52,834 men at
J7 tended 183 different social and religious
. 'and educational gatherings.
HIBERNIANS ATTACK LEAGUE
Order Here Calls It Undemocratic In
Attitude Toward IrelanB
Resolutions attacking the league of
nations were adopted last niplit nt n
special meeting of the county bourd of
the Ancient Order of Hibernian, in the
A. O. H. clubhouse. 1600 North
Broad street. The county board repre
sents about 16,000 members of the or
der, men and women, in thi, city.
The resolutions, calling attention to
the Irish Republic, which hai been pro
claimed, and to the refusal of the Peace
Conference to admit the Irish delegates,
bitterly condemns the league as an un
democratic Institution, controlled by
three great powers, this country.
France and England, and indorses tin
statement of the Right Rev. Michael J.
Gallagher, Roman Catholic Bishop of
Detroit, that there "is no upmblance
of independence in the league."
The seat of Prussianlsm has merely
been transferred from Berlin to Lon
don, the resolutions state, and Eng
land aims to control the commerce of
the world.
MERION ROSES OUT AGAIN
Merlon's rose show is on again.
For half a mile the banks along the
Pennsylvania tracks at Mcrion arc a
vision of white fragrance.
Several years ago the rose" were,
planted along the Main Line right of
way at Merion. And each spring they
blossom into being to delight the eye of
passing travelers.
'He's around somewhert," answered
"Beau Coup's" master. "I had a
corporal mind him."
Persistent questions from his sister
regarding the dog Impelled Sergeant
Major Moriarity to try and locate the
four-legged souvenir. The corporal
knew nothing about him, neither did
any one else, and, after an h6ur's
search, "Beau Coup" was mourned as
lost or stolen.
N'lne long bloodstained and weary
month of continued friendship has
made "Beau Coup" dear to Sergeant
Major Moriarity and his companions.
Several members of the company are
keeping in constant touch with the ser
geant major's slater In the hope that
some time when they call up she'll be
able to say, "Well, Beau Coup has at
last been found."
The 310th is still In Camp Dlx await
ing discharge, nml the nearest descrip
tion that can be given is as follows:
A small black shaggy-haired dog,
with long bushy cars that listen jet
hear not, a short curly tall, which in'
Its brief enreer has wngged many wags,
and tnn -colored paws. Looks French
and answers tn the name of "Beau
Coup."
Arrangement Being Made Today
for Preparation of History
The work of compiling n complete
and authentic history ot ihe part
Philadelphia soldiers took in the war
will begin after n conference today be
tweVm Charles Hall, representative of
the Mayor, and J. Jnrdcn Quenther,
executive manager of the Philadelphia
welcome home committee.
"Now that the Twenty-eighth and
Seventy-ninth Divisions have been dis
posed of, we Intend to compile an au
thentic rccordof the deeds of individual
Philadelphia soldiers during the war,"
Mr. Guenthcr saldtoday.
"There arc between 00,000 and 70,000
of these men and we must do the work
in addition to carrying out the usual
welcoming trip down the river to In
coming transports," he continued. "The
Bcrvice men will be asked to give us
their fullest co-operation In the work."
Senator Martin Breaks Down
Charlottesville, Va., June 3. (By A.
P.) Senntor Martin, of Virginia, min
ority leader In the Senate, has en
tered the University of Virginia Hos
pital here, suffering from a nervous
breakdown, rhysicians nt the hospital
said Senator Slartln's condition was
due to overwork In connection with
legislative matters, and expressed the
opinion that It would be some time be
fore he will again be able to resume
his work In the Senate.
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$50,000 Hut Erected
A fine lin.tn.riflt nut. nngtlnir .10.-
t w'vOOOt was recently opened at Newport
- ''l?v'e,'' a" or "ie use ' returning
J. c WtlJl... Tt nlnt.a t6..11.. t a mams
t ( pvtuicioi ..b ..uuiaiuo iiuuuii; cue oaiuq
'.'. 'equipment as the Hoboken hut and bids
i.W fair to rival the latter in the measure
JrJef service rendered.
1, VAmerican troops now In Siberia were
,kccompanied across the continent, from
i'thje; Atlantic seaboard by troop train
.(cuicscuuiLncs ouu uuruaa luc l acme
2.iT. t ..... . .
I fSty transport secretaries, ana recently
r,1-vral regiments of French soldiers
Stf, route from France to Siberia were
SteffMentativea of the transportation
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Machinists
who want to save time and make
money must know how to
Read nine Prints
Our 10 weeks' practical course In
General Blue Print Readlrur
covers general machine shop work.
New claaa starts Tuesday evenlnp.
June 10. Fee moderate: enrollment
limited.
Caff today for particular
CENTRAL BRANCH Y. M. C. A.
1421 Arch Street
Mason & DeMan)
12 15 Chestnut Street
A Sensational
Clearance of
184 Trimmed Hats
For Tomorrow!
THESE hats are all taken
from our own stocks
and are of the charm and
individuality that charac
terize all Mawson & De
Many millinery.
The values are truly phe
nomenal.
We advise early choosing
at these unusually low
prices.
Your Choice of
187 Hats
Formerly
Up to $10.00
138 Hats
Formerly
Up to $15.00
PURCHASING AGENTS'
2.00
5.00
ORDERS ACCEPTED:
Prices Reduced Temporarily
on I krc , riling aoinets
LaK&l
fj'HU'TJi it
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anitm !,
Bli ' Br MiWWi '"iwuMtlen 1
Iess wdbl was used by manufacturers
In February of this 3 car than In any
month slnte, monthly consumption re
ports have been Issued by the Bureau
of Markets, Department of Agriculture.
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unit. II
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pdufads' grease equivalent,1 esfretl to
53,700,000 In February ft year ago, n
decrease of over 00 per cent.
Consumption of wool during Febru
ary, 1D1D, in classes by pounds, was:
Pitt ' l&l?Wffllis5liraHHM
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and cullefli 1.9MA4H4h'
used the most wool, followed In order
by Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New
Xork, New Jersey. New Hamsohtre.
Connecticut, 'Ohio, and Maine.
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young to be IMt .In etiar of aJt4 .
ist's shop. , Have you any diploma?, , '
Asstttant Er no, sir, I'm afraid hot,
but we've got a preparation of our ow
tnat s just as gooa; -xii-uus.
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rnttorff Won't Qo to Italy
f Berlin. June 3. (By A. P.) A ru-
-'iCata in circulation here that Count von
Bernitorff, former ambassador to the
f'HSUajitM States, is the prospective am
'9 fcaaeador to Italy, is officially denied.
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JWfOCK AND BOND SALES
"1 MAN We offer a splendid
, epenlng for a reliable and en
ergetic man looxing ior repu-
faffnn anrl monev.
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It'a not what you nay for
.. i a truck that'a Important
' ) It's what you ret for what
4W you do pay. This should
"-5,1 Include the assurance that
r-.,-' you can set service and parts
Aft not merely this year but
f tn the years to come, when
.i-ys 'v you will really need thera.
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i.fPKtr in thl respect la tin-
t'lUiul it tin fll vnll
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tROCKWAY MOTOR
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NOW is the time to re-equip
your offices. Due to abnormal
conditions, we are temporarily sell
ing "Y and E" filing cabinets, both
steel and wood, at prices substanti
ally reduced.
As this reduction has been brought
about by temporary conditions only
and is wholly unwarranted by the
costs of production, the prices are cer
tain to be raised to
normal very soon.
Take advantage of
this exceptional op
portunity to re-equip
your offices with files
and desks that will
improve appearances and give you
"YandE" efficiency in your filing.
Visit our store or call in our repre
sentatives; let us show you how we
can help you perfect your filing and
record-keeping at reduced prices.
System Service, without charge, as
always.
7 will pay you to ask for our New Booklet
Yawman and Frbe Mfg-0'
One of 4000 "Y and E" Products
A itttl cabinet built Hit a safi and it Id at tht
price of an ordinary cabinet. Has double ivalh,
asbestos interlining all around, safety drainer
latches and the Jamoui "Y and E ' frictionlett
drainer elides.
1013 Chestnut St
Walnut 167
Philadelphia, Pa.
Race 1710
One store or representatwe in each city
4000 "Y and E" PRODUCTS
Machtnt Accounting Trays, Etc
Efficiency Peaks
"Firewall" Steel Cabinets
"YandE" Wood Cabinets
Record Filing Systems
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Steel Shelving
Vertical Filing-Systems
Card RecordTorms and
Guides
Shannon Arch Files
These Very Desirable Specially-Priced
I I drrungton's Lots mx 1 omorrow in the
June Demonstration Sale
I JUHE DEMOMSTRRTIOW SRLE
Clark's O. N. T. Searing Cotton, black
and white, all numbers; regularly PA
65c doken, tomorrow UWU
Note Not more than 8 dozen of this Cotton
to one customer.
Snap Fasteners, regularly 60c a Jfl
box, tomorrow .., ""
Crimped Hair Pins, regularly 6c Cr
package, tomorrow 2 packages "
FIRST FLOOR
8 JUNE
OftEUJUgTG&irs
Women's Silk Hosiery of the $2.00 grade:
full-fashioned; lislo garter tops; reinforced
heels and toes; black, white, d" CC
cordovan J.UJ
Women's Pure Silk Sweaters, with
sleeves, several good shades; regular val
ues, $25.00 and $30.00; in the J1 O PA
. . . V iwivv
FIRST FLOOR
Demonstration Sale at
for $1.00; or, each
OfoLII&ieT0&3'
Pretty Vestees and Guimpes of organdie
and net, daintily trimmed specially priced
for the JUNE DEMONSTRATION QA
SALE at, each OUC
Shawl-shape Collars of embroid
ered organdie special at
Collars and Collar-and-Cuff Sets of
organdie and net, trimmed with laces,
some hand-embroidered special rt- ia
FIRST FLOOR
55c
JUNE DEMONS'imn SRLE
Black Enamel Suit Cases, well made,
striped lining, shirred pockets; 18-inch size
special at $5.00; 24-inch size PA
special at pOaOU
Silk Hand Bags in good design tO fiC
and popular size special at . . . Jw"5
Silk Hand Bags, with metal
silk-lined; $5.85 value for ..
frames.
$4.75
FIRST FLOOR
Dft&Lll ETON'S
JUNE DEMOHSTRBTI SRLE
Women's 2-clasp Fabric Gloves in white,
gray, buclf and drab; a special purchase for
the JUNE DEMONSTRAflON OP
SALE and marked at, pair ODC
Women's 2-clasp Real Kid Gloves in
white only, 3 rows of embroidery; an un
usual opportunity to buy Real Kid Gloves
at a decided saving as we have reduced
thorn in the JUNE DEMON- ifi a p
STRATION SALE to , $1.45
FIRST FLOOR
BftHIJ&JgTOig'S
fJUMEBEHQ&JSTRrVngM SRLE-
Play Dresses for little folks of 2 to Shears:
made of tolle du nord gingham and chambray
in pink, blue, yellow and green; some are
smocked and hand embroidered; low neck, short
sleeves; white collar and cuffs; bloomers to
match; 300 of these Dresses which would sell
regularly at $4.85 each are in the Q PA
JUNE DEMONSTRATION SALE PJ3W
tomorrow at ,
SECOND FLOOR
The same dependable, grade of merchandise for which this store
has always been noted, at decided savings. Not all of the sale items -are
mentioned In this advertisement you will find many others equally attractive.
$1 .25 White Cotton Net, 90c yard"
" White Cotton NetJ 72 Inches wide, a quality much in demand for
summer frocks ; worth ,$1.25 for 80c yard.
English Val. Laces
English Valenciennes Laces Edges, In
sertipns, Bcadings and Matched Sets: one
half to 3-inch widths; excellent copies of
the real Val laces; worth from $1.25 to
$4.60 dozen yards, in the JUNE DEMON
STRATION SALE at 75c to $3.00.
Real Filet Laces
Real Filet Lace in Edges and Insertions,
one-half to 6-inch widths; high-grade
Laces and nicely made; excellent for -trimming
waists or dresses or for collars; spe
cially priced at 40c to $6.50 yard. ,
FIRST FLOOR
Savings in Cotton Materials
Plain Colored Voiles rose, peach, maize,
Copen, green, cadet and navy; 40 4 P
inches wide, 75c grade, for yard "
Plain Colored Organdie Copen, rose,
helio, maize and green; 40 incnes do.
iuUo KKi. rrrnrlp. for vard JOt
B neno, maize ana green; t
J wide, 55c grade, for yard.
Fri ll J-inii - r w -JI-HW - -
Women's Vests of sheer ingrain lisle, I
bodice and band tops, sizes 5 and 6 P A
only, 65c value for OUC
Ribbed Lisle Vests in pink,' a well-known
and widely advertised brand; lace yokes; 46
dozen of the regular 75c grade for, AR,
each "iaC
Women's Ingrain Lisle Vests, in white,
all sizes; 50c grade to be sold at 3 OP
jut
FIRST FLOOR
Printed Voiles, 36 to 40 inches wide, many
patterns including the Georgette de
signs; plenty of navy, white, black,
Copen, rose, helio, gray and green com
binations; one of the best lots in the
JUNE DEMONSTRATION OP
SALE; 60c, 65c, 75c, 85c vals, yd. ODC
White Gabardine, 38 inches wide; sturdy
weave, correct weight for summer
skirts; former price 75c, yard, jIC,
iifi.
tomorrow
$1
Printed Voiles of the highest quality,
smart and unusual patterns, chif
fon finish, $1.50 grade, for yard.
Fancy White Voiles, 36 to 40 inches wide;
novel stripe, figured, dotted and plaid
effects; 60c, 65c and 76c grades, A)
for yard xC
Gingham, 32-inch, large broken plaid ef
fects, good colorings; 60c grade, OO
for yard OC
Long CJoth, 86-inch; good quality for un
dergarments and children's d0 PA
wear; $3.50 piece of 10 yards vu'vll
Nainsook, 30-inch, good grade for general
sewing; 10-yard pieces, worth rf?1 1 Cf
$2.00, for M.1D
FIRST FLOOR
Fancy Linens and Towels
35c
Turkish Bath Towels, heavy and
absorbent, 45c grade, for
Turkish Bath Towels, regular, 35c
grade, for
Huckaback Towels, seconds of the
. 60c grade, for each
All-linen Crash Toweling, heavy
absorbent, 35c grade, for yard. .
Madeira Hand-embroidered Centrepieces,
beautiful assortment of patterns; 18-,
20- and 27-inch sizes, (Jjn 7P to Ir
values up to $8;50, forP P
25c
29c
2c
All-linen Pillow Cases, 45x36
inches, $4.60 grade, for pair
Pure Linen Mosaic Tea Nap
kins, $8.60 grade, for dozen
Lace-trimmed Bureau or Buffet Scarfs.
!" ""u iuu vaiues, Cfl, and
ior uut
Bureau, Chiffonier and Dressing Table
Scarfs, trimmed with filet o AA
lace, $2.75 value, for pibeUU
Japanese Embroidered Tea
Napkins, $2.60 grade, dozen
FIRST FLOOR
$3.50
$6.75
Scarfs,
75c
$1.85
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Tomorrow Will be
House Dress
Day
Several hundred House -Dresses
of the well-known Queen make
in a multitude of various' styles, '
some of which are illustrated
here. Divided into three groups
at these special prices:
$.1.85 $2.85
$3.85
Materials are . gingham, per
cale, voile; patterns and color
effects of every wanted kind.
While these garments are classed
.as House Dresses, you will be
surprised to see how well made
and good looking they are
Dresses with real- style and en
tirely suitable for general home
and vacation wear. All regular
sizes Up to 44 and a few in 46.'
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