w1" . ,. 1 o - J 0 tiVEXlXG PUBLIC LEDWEK PHl'LADELPHIA, FAULTY, SEl'TlSALMSK 19, 1910 if a t, INFLUENZA WARNING ALLEGED BOLSHEVISTS ISSUED BY KRUSEN ARRESTED ATCHESTER Health Director Is Pessimistic Many Aberfoyle Strikers geturn '.'GET OfT OF tf71," SLOGAN VF WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN BODY M Regarding Disease in 'City Expects Cases Here to Work When Agitators Are Exposed v , ipilllM m j- yp TT g 3 ; i. 1 :y $ i lit L V it r if I i ki It . ' " i Eh " BO i" . Business Girls to Start "Rose Race" Next Monday in Mem bership Drive Fall Activities Cover Special Lecture Courses and Many Added Attractions "Get out of tour ml "Be a rent citizen Th Btiine Women i"ln i-nan League will start n row rare" nut Monday and continue it through the week to set a large pioportion of it 3.100 members signed tip m the winter rtivities of the lenqtie This is not a campaign foi meinlni hilt an enlistment of old members into the "four ininre" program for winter ttork. A iletcrmineJ effort tit edtieation Isilnnnrd this fall and the four -ide of the square represent classes in "gemrnl "Juration," "social education ' 'plus Seal education" and '.i elisions lu. ,t tion Heading ( mirfs Courses in leading that can I" m at home br indirtdiml tuembeis m murses for elw-x intiui tion n1 "' as lecture nine b -en outlined M" I ,ern languages dressmaking, nullum t home nursing tvpeurltinc nituml-ni Irent events nre on the lists of Mibii.t fn which fourses will be git en uder the head of ''ennui lmi tioti ' a course nf lei tures has been scheduled on "Our New riticn-diip ' TIiwp lectures will be git en weekly fm ten weeks In I'lnnklin Spencer I'd nlonil and others li M.irv 'Iruman will nlhO gite a number of tiilks on the problems and resource- of Philadelphia I from a business woman - point of tiew. and Miss Mart Vnnuen is in ihnrge nl a course that ttill turn f..t its stuih the conditions undei tthnh ttoinen work. Three ionises in pht-u.il edin 11 tion" Jie planned. 1m luding games 1ntnp. swimmiiic and hoi-ebaik lid Mow In Atnld lutlueiia" l the siibicet nt a special bulletin issued bj Ilinctor Kriisen. of the Depaitmeut of Health and rimritlrs. 'the fiJiowlug pr.""autions aie nil voi a ted vonl riottded plates and assein bile- which tail; flee tentilntioii. ViiiiiHemeiit places nie requested to adopt eteij means to Insure protection of their patrons by protlding a lunper and accepted svstem of tentilatlon. Passengers 111 stteet cars should see that the tentilatois are kept open. Vtmil iiiiiimon drinking i ups and . iimiiinn tntt.k tuic. -pitilng n the tiilcttalk and in publii places tonl exposuie to i-old and wot Don t trill to wear clothing according to the leuipeiatiitc of the day. void the dangers which link in i i loscd and stuft.t bedroom Sleep with I lie ttinilitt. ' open. 'Atonl fatigue. Adopt tegular hub hk i hoove tour food, and get into the linl.it of dnilt ceicse. vonl spi calling disease lit lough ii g hi Miee.lng I'se tour handlien hlef. onl others ttho bate colds. iliing the fiunllt pli.Vhiciuu when ton have a i olil Mlltieilteil in ease but ai" liable to develop a mor m'iious lonilition whu h will not lespnnd pioi ipth to lieutmeut 'I'ttu ulleged "reds" hate In en tested nud held in S.'OOn liail each for ai further hearing in Chcstn, The men. ttno kii ftl the.t tteie Mieliael Hofenburg. tttentj -eight tears old. New Yoik. and Ilnrn .1. Kitben steii tttentj -beven teals old. Trenton, aie said to hate attempted to spied bolshevism among the striking employes of the Abeifo.tle Maniifactuilng torn panv. Mant of the stnkei". ttho went out foi nn in mise of St."! weekl.t. have le luined to ttoik sinie Ihet dipcovered the "reds" wcie ttting to take adtantnge V the strike to spread their doctrine. Ilubenstein nud itosenburg nic said to hate been summoned to Chester lit a worker ttho belieted the strikers' meet ings would furnish fdtilc grounds foi their ttoik A letter found on UocnbutB was Prom a Philndelphu gnl In it she nddressid him ns "Heiir Agitator." and spoke of IVisoiiH who en about I his fine npporliinitt to see (.eneral iml onlj caniers of dls I Pershin" Pie authorities are nnesti gating I" disiotei if there was n plot to huim the meiican lounnander DIE II ( III I Willi VMS niiir-e of liotue een Ise will lie pi'esi rlhrd b.t Dnrtor Williams In the tt Inter'- iiliii.itlon il piogram nf llic lliisiniss Wiimen's (liristktn l.e.uue . nib' i M,in Hi tt uli ii I let tt ill Like 111 t ill Ii gis( 1 at sni'i ul lint e In iii ' i ei IimI oiji t ' nf the Ii Jgne'- li tltllie li.i- Hs utiii p.irticul.ii I Hi ll ses t. Hit. I I 111'! llOlillls t III' Il , i i .ii Ii hi .inch l..u Ii booth tin p.irriciii.u i oior "I use ami rose- tt ill be issuiM m i m tiinj; to a st -teni nf points The in thin that gits the monies! niinilu'r of legi-iinins ttlll III' Vliglll'd t I In' !.illli'-l lllllllliM of lnvs tt It ll ttulill to ihiiilllt'' Its booth. P.ttoi ii leiims leiui'.ilil llie lilliili ing, with Miss Kathrjii i Muvuett , iiepaitnn nt- of the league ami the 1..U In charge ricreutionul leadeislup with girl- on (ho leans ttill trt to icmli Miss Mildred lJoughcity ns adtisei . ami i I'terj no mbci of tin league iliuing the home en i ises prescribed b.t lr Itai hel ' tt e.-h in et ln-r m sign up mem Williams lier-hip i illj has bull plniiiied fnt Meinl'ei'sliip Ilrite eiilenibi'i' l!fl a( Siotiish IJite Hull i ...., .i nie enu oi me -euson leuiuiaies will lie il to those ttho hute Sirs. I.eorge II I ems Mi- v. f .....I 1.1.I.. . lii.u tn.iihil- ces u. wr ....... "-. IkJ,.,..,l ,),.. .oiii.es anil the . ei Mutate have outlined com-es o uading ..ml i ih(i ,, ,,,1,.., , ,, r,l( f, itudj on iciig'.ous siiuj.' i- -.illllll pill Link Buttons of Gold We have many styles from which to make selection, the engine-turned designs prcdom mating n ov.il pair oi 14-kt. gieen gold, artistically engine-turned $18 5. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st. it ii"i'n Mnrj-n vnts ji'T ki i:a- silvursmitus DID YOU HEAR IT? Chestnut Street Crowd Thought Sound Came From Wooden Shoei "Claik clack1 flack -clack' ' What ho' thought pedestrians along Chestnut btreet today who heard the peculiar l.ttlmnc sound behind tliem Has Gretchen from Holland brought her wooden shoes oter here to walk them up j and down the public highwats'1 ' I Or did Mademoiselle Desnee fioiu M .Vaziare. forget to leate behiud her the lifile thumping biogaus that tapped' their tvat into the heart of Sauinit Duughbov , Nothing of llie soru When the peil estrians turned to see, and buudieils of them did. thet sllw a little negio belle vith her nti-e held high, stiuggling rroudly tottaul them, wearing a tlash.t pair of high heeled latender shppeis Onlj tuet tteie number tune shppet-. iu numbei tinee leel CALLED B -HILL CHURCHES' P'ev. R. P. Zebley May Take Charge ' of Community Parish House The Rev. Robert P Xeblev. a l!ap tist clergtmun, liasieiened u unani owns invitation Ironi a ninimittee iei ?eentiug the 'chun lies ou the lull' to Leiome diieitoi of the Community 1'ai Ish House, Nineteenth and iSreen streets. It is belieted he will ai cept and begin his new dut.es uetobei I The Community Palish House ttil' be located in the old West reen Street Church, which has lieen dwindling in membership for man) jcus A doen churches on the hill have ananged to reopen it as a comiuunitt parish house with reeding and rest rooms and i n tertainment features The Uct Wi' liam V. Ilerg. iiastor of ( emral Con sregational Chunh, and sruetai nt the Interclnir"h l'l'deintioti of Plul.i del phi a is directing the enternrn-e, II ! i Filer Establishes Record from the Statue of Liberty to m Hall. Philadelphia, in twentv-nin min lltes was the neoid s. r up bt the Vnlted States naval T.oening monoplane which as writ kid in making a land ipg Wednesdav. 'I h' distance was tru verged at an nveiage rate of ISO miles an hour Tin plann was making a dash from New "Vork to Washington The machine wat piloted by Lieutenant Commander IMtvin McDonnell. IP t On a question of health you take your doctor's advice if there's a legal tangle you do as your lawyer ways. They are experts. We, too, qual ify as experts in Ileal Estate. If there's this, that or the other thing you want to know about a piece of land a build ing or a problem of management or financ ing we'll be very glad to be of service. Over 40 years' experience. XRtefesottPcr JeawotST t. t'll omit ihuluut at Itlh , foulnard Otter, Cor Hitlnp Ami Ai, y.hak.Jf Office Opposite Station BONWiT TELLER. 6, CO 0.ne.Sp&ualtu Sftojb cOriaiiaUonA CHESTNUT AT 13TC$TREET J I IK lODL OI- OUR CRAl'T-TAI-I.ORS IS PRECISION OF FIT AND FIXESSK THEIR CREED, DIS TINGUISHED FASHION THEMES IN TAILLEUR and COSTUME SUITS FOR THK "JEUNE FILLE" Boms it 1 ellei &. Co. present many original and un usual versions of the mode. Featured are straight line silhouettes, the "pinched-waist" and Godet flare in exquisite fabrics, such as silk duvetyne and other soft-surface textiles. Some models 'delineate the strictly tailored types, while others have a dominating richness of fashionable furs. MISSKS' TAILLEURS Fourth Floor 39.50 up to 225.00 VERITIES AND SYMBOLS OF FASH IONARTISTIC ENTITIES' IN COLOR AND LLNE ARE EXPRESSED IN FORMAL and INFORMAL GOWNS- To make a frock or gown an artistic entity tolend colors and establish lines to treat with ornamenta tion and embellishment so that- the gown or frock ex presses a harmonious whole, requires talent of an in tellectual order. It requires clarity of vision, a knowledge of tonal values and proportion of lines. The special fascination which attaches to Bonwit Teller & Co. gown fashions is the running theme, the major note of simplicity carried to, fulfilled expression from the trotteur to the most formal of eyening gowns. There are little graces and elegancies of detail that will appeal sincerely to those cultured in style-sense. f J ' --, fl aver is Hie expositor, Jrom ike s'ahel ' point oFcoslwn$ of peoples' habih and social relat ions, ina word, of jrythitur apper- tio of life-- cjood taste is me arm ter of dress, ana exacrs liar- mony in every part of tne mod em Costume. tginina to chartn i i I 7AA A AAMM MVM " PS " ... says fair the JS est 1 1 i Come t 1029 'No Other Store in the Market St City Can Equal Mr. Hill's Values or Show Such Assortments 1 Store Open Every Evening Until 10 P. M. Law w VI, ;,'v ' ' Swa!m T ark j? iv ':- ? HwtimtltF MB ilr - VBKav i kr7i apffiwl f,(r iwf.USSt' i Men's Vi vRK Faints ";'4i:w I $3.95 - Ti"$V ; $4.95 ' mil ,-tm and vip W If ' J ' v to $10.95 ti ;: .Fi' vM. ,,- t ' mmM I "''- ) 1 B wim r lM 1 M'aH's V fM ggSf ! p 1 I t A lOit for tlie Jo 'etb JV i I I YOU have been reading all kinds of clothing announcements in t h e p'apers. Each one gives a plausible story buy on the SecondjFloor in the Basement and dozens of other reasons. But Mr. ' Hill challenges any. other clothing store to come down to hard tacks and equal the suits and overcoats he offers at these attractive prices And upto MR. HILL is recognized as the best clothing merchant in the city. His thoughts and energy are entirely expended to secure the best and finest Men's Cloth ing it is possible to procure at the most reasonable prices. lilt Ulltltt, 11IU VU. UU.iUI.lj, . l& Devoted to Clothing, Only and only clothing that proves entirely to Mr. Hill's satisfaction. You are safe guarded, for Mr. Hill's personal guar antee goes with every, purchase. . Every model every material every pattern every color every size. We Have an Entire Floor Devoted To the Most Durable Clothes Judge the values from this synopsis: v Boys' 2-Pair Pants Suits, $7.95 to $19.95. Boys' Corduroy Suits, $4.95 to $14.95- Boys' Cloth Knicker Pants, $1.95. "Boys' Cloth Fall Hats, $1.95. Little Boys' Navy Blue Suits, at $1.95. v 'WAcS am I v ft ' . '--''la! MISSES' FROCKS AND GOWNS 4th Floor Ej W 35.00 up to 275.00 m S3 IPrB. - i I. 1029 MARKET STREET 1 '1 A y a 1 vy j ?' I I ft I 1 . i ri- jsmsm MlllllJM H mm ' ' ' " ' Jii VL'i r " 7i tmm 'tifm 1 -"' H
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