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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, -MONDAY,'. OCTOBER 6, 1919 .
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Four Companies of State Militia
Rushed to Steel Town,
I Following OutbreaK
lyiAY pALL FOR REGULARS)
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tinry, Intl., Ort 0. Stnte troops to
clay jlitrollcd thciuqnueM lending to steel
filnnifl nmj (wirl of tlie ntj where ills
ordcr$ txt liable to develop, four com
Htttirj paying been breusht here lute
Hit night from luilinnu llnrbor ami
rlast "t'blcdKO. Intl., ulirre twelve mm
pnnlovuort qtiartered, after rioting wi 1
resumed, here bj strike sjmpnthijwrs
I.atc at iilslit hundreds of strikers be
Sim to congregate beforft the gates of the
Vnitcd Htntes Steel Corporation plant
ami the mill of the American Klieit and I
Tinplnte Coinpanj l'olke ami special
deputies clashed with the crowd off
strikers, and ninn brick, mid stone- ,
were thrown Finnlh the itiiation bo .
came so threatening that Minor Wil
Ifam P. Ilodes callul mi djiitnnt Cien
oral IIarr It Kinllli. of Indiana who
Is in command of the troops ordcicd into
the district b (oeiiinr (inmlrioli, when
rioting lirokc out Sntuiduj night, to
MTid several companies, as he believed
affairs had gut brtoud lontiol of the
police.
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LANCASTER GIVES
HONOR TO HEROES
City Ablaze With Enthusiasm as
5000 Soldior3 and Sailors
Parade
GIFTS FOR ALL IN
WUl'KU II ht'OTT
Ktrrted mill approved as the new
secretary of the, Camden count
M t In fill (he acane.v
mused bj the resignalioti of David
s Hash. Jr , who tooti ;i similar
position in ISergen (mint). The
"V jlradqunrlris In Iladdonfield,
N. .1 , have hrcii innvc.l fiom Hie
Clements building lo ll.iddon Il.ill
Lancaster. r.a.. Oct ti This rity is
'thundering todiij with beers for heroes,
thousands of Mags uml peuuatits strung
between Idcgruph and telephone poles
and housetops arc fluttering and (lap
ping overhead . the roars of bands are
meeting in the echo, and 50(10 soldiers
and sailors are being welcomed lintiii
with unpatallclod enthusiasm
Prom IlWrvnlr I'ark on (he east,
along h igng course to ltuchanaii l'aik
on the west, thousand? of men. women
and ibildren from evciy borough and
town m the count (heeied and wept
and sang Ub the lcturned lighters moved
In sixteen hie fionts ill ilieir othcial
teview- ileadlng the lolumn was (Jen
erul IMward ( ("Yard Ahead" l .Shan
noil, late commander of the 111th In
fantrj On his staff were high otliteis
from' all parts of the count., in.inj
wenring war lncdills
A ilieer that lolled at ross (he ut
was started when the liead of the (oluuiu
swung into Hue. I'.n.vs of (he Italu
bow and Ke.v stone lJiiMon. units
Oinl to niices" received an ova
lion, anil bntk of lliim came the uatioual
Mount
vanin arc pouiing into this city .today
for their auuual cuiivcutlou, which
opens tomorrow morning. )
More than GO0O delegates will attend
the convention and thrice that number
of visitors will jam the illy. Hotels
and boarding houses nre crowded and
many private homes have offered hospi
tality to visitors. Hundreds of cots and
blankds from Hie state armorv will be
supplied tn those who can't find quar-
: lcr
Tomorrow's convention was nhedulea
j for one vcar ago, but was called off
LINEi because of the war.
ork county wilt send iim men
with bands nnd equipment and the
Heading and Lebanon department' wil'
also be large I" attendance. Chief
Waller ,lnhnniii of the Lancaster lire
department, has ordered his eutirc
force to npiicar in the parade.
Elaborate plans for sightseeing,
merrymaking and the comfort of the
delegates have been made The big
Hnssmero Hotel will bo turned over to
them
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FIRE
PieacJier Leads Troops , i..i i,,,ii,n i ii.,,i,i,,,, 11. ill nrmv men with nieinosies of
While the troops were on the wav- . ' Knuc on still fiesli. Arni.v and Krd I ro-s
here in street cars the poll, e succeeded 1100 men at work of a noiin.il 11000 and nurses paraded, and men who were not
In dlsperiug the crowds after using the oungstown Sheet and 'lube Com- assigned to units paraded under the
their clubs freelj and mukiiw moie than puny about TOO against n nnrmtl ITi.OOO. (colors of the Ameiican Legion
, a dor.cn arrests. Major Laudiii M I These men ure emplovi d hicfh In re Tribute to Wounded Heroes
rjarriman. pastor (if the Second I'res ! ,,alr and upkeep woik. The vallev re , ,,m
bytcrlan riiurch in Indianapolis who mnic quiet und oiderl.v and the stukcrs Onlj once weie the thousaiuls unanio
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Wlldwood Council Forbids Erection
of Frame Buildings
Wlldwood, N. ,1., Oct. 0 As a con
sequence of twenlj-five fires the -city
commissioners have passed an ordinance
forbidding the erection of frame build
ings in the center of the city. Two
ones are established, the lirst extending
from Hollv Heach avenue on the west
to (lantic avenue on the cast nnd
fiom Lincoln avenue on (lie south to
I'uie avenue on the north; the other
sinrls at l'inr avenue and goes north
to Twent sixth avenue nnd has the
same east unci west bound.ines ns the
lust one.
The commissioners v. Ill also lenovnte
the l'irst ward fire rompanvs property
and purchase additional apparatus to
the amount of S20.000. L M Uicc,
iin engineer, has been authorized to sub
mit plans' and specifications for n sur-
here, reported to Major Hodges, and
nflcr a brief conference the guardsmen
vvcr" distributed at various points where
't was believed disorders might occur.
A foreman for the United Slates hteel
Corporation was shot and seriousl.v in
jured pnrlj this morning while standing
in bis own doorwaj It was not kuown
whether the shot was purposel.v fucd
or whether the wound resulted from a
stiay bullet although two shots were
fired at several members of the citizen
police when thev drove a crowd from
(ho neighborhood of the foreman's home.
No one was hit, however
Adjutant (letiera! 'omith today said
he intended" to preserve order in Garv,
Indinuu Harbor aud Kast Chicago. Iud.,
even -if he had to call out ever.v unit
of state Iroops and then request fed
eral troops, which he said .Secretary of
War Hukfr had promised to s-eiiu. U it
Ueeamo nccpssai j .
Chicago. Oct t! IH.V A I'
(."lashes between strike sympatlii-cisand
the police and special deputies during
ibo last thirty six hours did not deter
Ijeads of steel mills from attempting
to start additional plants todaj . Com.
panj- officials said the.v bad assurance ,
Uiat large numberse of men would re-
tJjrn to work and that raauy plants
iould resume operations
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hteubeiiville. .. Oil C i !' A '
The mills of the Wi irton Steel Com
puiiv. lit Weirton W Vn . clnsul down
last wiek, resumed operations todn.v and
are i mining " lr cn(. nuordiiig to
John C illmiiis. the cciinp.ni gm
crnl uiuiuigcr
MAN WINS MARRIAGE BET
Wagered 1 to 10 He Would Wed
Within Year
Kansas III. Mo., Oct. 0 Cupid
won a 10 to 1 bet heie ou the board of
trade, W J Mcscndciek nnd James
i Itussell. well-known grain dealcis
I while at luncheon recently, discussed
j marriage. Mesendeick bet Russell that
l he (Husscll) would not b married
' within n ear. Husscll accepted the bet
' i The odds were 10 to 1
Came the following telegram lo
Mesendeick from Hii'sell a few days
later:
"Mail us $10. care La Salle Hotel,
Chicago. We need the monev.
"Mr. and Mrs. James N Hiibsell "
The couple were sent the following
reply :
"Iucloed find payment Any man
who would get married on n S10 bet
fnce drainage svstem on Pacific uve-
punctuated by a string of automobiles nue, which is flooded by cvcr.v heavy
with wounded and crippled no.vs sinning i.iuuuu
Imppilv TTnonts became .logged with - - 7 , . ..-...
.motion nnd band -clapping substituted GIRL PISTOL BANDIT CAUGHT
for the vocal efforts
lines; early today in nn effort to pre-Jut the expense of n friend deserves u
vput-'iletertfons, and said they looked Mieavy fine as well as suspension from
for na material reduction in their ranks, i (lie board of trade while he is ab-
John Kitzpatriek, chairman of the na
tional committee conducting the strike,
who planned to leave for Washington
tonight to confer with heads of the
American Federation of Labor, said
innnj members were being taken iuto
the union ever dav.
At Wnukegan, III., additional depu
ties were put on duty early today, wheie
dflicialsof the American Steel and Wire
scut.
Manhattan Lass Turns Highway
woman, but Is Poor Runner
New York, Oct (1 Acnise.l of hold
nig up and robbing Herbert ISovd nt the
point of n revolver, a twentv six enr
ol.l girl describing herself as Jeanctte
Mullius was held in S.iUUl) Hail in a
police couitlicro ycslcrdav Two men
charged with aiding her in Hie iobbei
I were also held.
I Hovd, it is charged, wa approached
on the street bv the girl, who ordered
I linn to throw up his hands After the
I i obber) (he victim set up an outer)
which lcsulted in tin pursuit and cap
ture of the girl and her .oinp.inions.
Twelve dollars, which was said Xn have
I ecu taken from Hind's pockets, was
iccovcre.l
VETERAN ELECTROCUTED
the current.
The young man wns recently home
from Trance, where he served with the
A.. E. U. He wus twent) eais old
Three months ago today another oung
man lost his life under similar cm urn
stances nt the same plant
Second to Dies In Three, Months'
Mending Switch at Johnsonburg
Johnsonburg. Pa.. Oct 0. IUlph
Hurle.v was electrocuted heie Sumhi)
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, Hurlrs's lft hand rame in toutatt
PITTSBURGH MILLS th the live current of 000 lolf.
r(Tn DPnnnv;lf"""",; 'lcath i"'tontuueousl. Vj
lJLAN 10 REOPEN foWow workman tried to pull him nwnv
- n,l wag Rhocked He then turned off
I'lltsburgh. Pa., Oct 0-lBjA P)
-sin effort by emplo.vers to open ad
ditional plants in the Pittsburgh dis
trirt today marked the beginning of
the third week of the teel workers'
trile. Itfprescntatiics of the steel
companies' say hundreds of men re
turned to work m the mills last week,
atfd fhey declare that sufficient workers
wilt' If Serf the strikers' ranks todnv
to assure the reopening of plants which
nnif peen lied up by the walkout
Union leaders were emphatic in their
declarations Uiat plaus of the implojors
to siart operations ,in the mills will
(ail. They snv the strikers will stav
Hill and that the end of the da will
Viow' few. if any, of the men back on
the job.
Heavy lain fell during the morumg
ll was quite throughout the district
Hundreds of deputy sheriffs min
guards nnd police patioled the streets
at the tarious plants
More men working
at ohio plants
Youn&ttiu-n, 0., Oct (i.- iRy A Pi
Apart from a slight increase In the
number of men entering the Youugstown
Shcet nnd Tube Comnanv nlnni .,,i.
lj'oy. there vvo,s no vhangn us the third
'ittcrh or uir bicei sirihe begai here (o
"flip Cornrgic S(cel Co
The bovs n.issed (wo leviewing s(ands
In one the aged veterans of (lie Civil
War stood at attention as the Yanks
tiled past. In the other Miijoi Hair)
L Trout and other citv otlicials sat
Reside Maor Trout stood Iiiig.idier
(iineinl Hobert C Davis, a native of
(Ins .itv, and u member of liciiernl
Pershing's staff.
At Ttuchnunn l'aik the hos had sev
eral hours of outdoor entiitainment.
uml later returned (n the diitr.il and
southern market houses, where ban
quets were served. Three hundred worn- j
en volunteered to serve Hi. in
Tonight teams representing the Ham
bow and Twent) -eighth Division units i
will pl'iv basketball: theie will be n
boxing show, nnd the affair will w ind i
up with a big dame on Lime street
under a roof of red, white and blue
electric lights.
All sen he men and nurses will
ceive gifts from the city tonight.
In response (o (he proclamation
Mavor Trout, everv nlm e nf l.tieinei
was dosed todii ' i Wc offer ,i practical, thorough course
State exempt firemen fiom nearly in Foreign Trade, that , embraces
every city and w.iy station in Peuusvl' every phase of exporting. . The
i com so will give the training neces-
i &ary to hold responsible positions in
overseas business. It will alio give
men already with export houses a
i brushing up on modern export
practices.
Opening meeting, Thursday evening,
i Octobor ll.
Call or write for lG-page booklet.
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Central Branch, 1421 Arch SL
PLANNED MASSACRE
IN ARKANSAS TODAY
Offidials Redouble Efforts to Ap
prehend Negro Leaders of
Proposed Uprising
LTuine. Ark., Oct. 0. (lly A. P.I
Discovery of what is believed to have
been n widespread plot ou the part of
organized ingroes for a general killing
of whites in this locallt), and possibly
in other parts of the South, led officials
lmla to tighten up on emergency
measures and redouble their efforts to
apprehend Itadcis of the alhged or
ganization who lire still iincaught.
The existence of the nllege.1 con
spiracy was luoiigut to light by the
committee of seven appointed b civil
and military authorities following the
rate disorders heie Inst week through
the questioning cif negro piisoners.
According to lomniitttcc members the
negro captives readily revealed' to tucm.
tho Inner workings of the pla'n. To-'
day, October (1, (he negroes declared,
was tho date set for the uprising.
Women n,rc said to hove been members
of the organization, which the author
ities say was known as the Progressive
J'arniers' and Household Union of
America.
Twenty-one white planters in this
dlslilct, according to the alleged coil (
fesslous, hud been marked to be killed .
tlrst. The killing of the twenty -one,
it wns asserted, was. to bo followed 1m
nicdlatcly by a general massacre of!
whiles, affcr which the negroes weiel
lo take over the land and till it. It!
was said efforts wcc, being made tot
connect white pien with the propa I
ganda to incite Hie negroes "to kill white
residents.
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Shah of Persia In Paris
PaHs. Oct. fi T'llff xlinll nf lnr
jia, who for some time lias been so '
journing in Switzerland, arrived In,
Palis )cs-tcrday. lie was received at the I
railway station by n, lepiesentatitvo of
the foreign ministry. i
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Artistic Lamps and
Lighting Fixtures
Quaint Florentine hand
wrought designs that lend
themselves to interior deco
rations . that are now in
vogue.
The Horn & Brannen Mfg. Co.
427-433 North Broad Street
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Library Bureau
to teach file clerks
Realizing the ovci -increasing
neetl for Avell
trained file clerks, and
wishing to extend to girls
and women the fullest op
portunity to study under
experienced, practical
teachers, Libraiy Buieuu
has assumed control and
management of the Phila
delphia School of Filing.
To you, as a business
man, this move is of tie
mendous importance.
Somewhere in your office
there is an ambitious girl
who wants to study filin.
Here, then, is her oppor
tunity a Filing Univeisity
in which she will learn not
only the science of filing,
but a broad practical knowl
edge of business proceduie.
Send one of jour girls
heie for either the day or
night classes. She will ap
preciate it your filing de
partment will move more
smoothly than ever' befoie.
Philadelphia School of Filing
910 Chestnut Street
Telephone, filbert 143n
Write, phone or rail for detail..
New flat... In Just Mardne:.
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crnscom $
Special 50c
Table d' Hote
Suppers
ure winning wide attention
with particular people. It
might surprise you.
U32 Market Ht. 0S0 Market ht.
734 MiirKet St. '
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Galvanized Boat Pumps
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Jal into Market IIS
ompany now Jius
"ASK FOR and GET
Horfick's
The Original
malted milk
For Infanta and Ihvalldn
Avoid Imltatlao ud Substitute!
Public Speaking
If iou h-ue troubi m epeaklnt? to your
frltou worlters or in ndilreialng nib or
elvlr iratherlnfc 1oln our class m rubllc
hpeakinr HuiHrcds of jiiert ha Wome
forceful pakern bv tukjrj: th tftrnaeey
uurae p nhall conduct thin fall
Or.oln-r 15. ft !. M.
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Central Branch, 1421 Arch St.
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PREPAREDNESS
mu aert the rrll of Influenza
id our home -and one of the b?M
n' to st up a defense aealnat
h recurrence of this dlcrape a to
rrlaato tha naaal passagren and
trarB'' each da with our Olyco
P 'tntala. an effectlf, pleasant,
h rmiers antiseptic Larze batt
LLEWELLYN'S
rlilli.lrlnlila'N Standard Drui 8 Ure
151S Chestnut Street
r,ljco-rornialet Tubleta 33c
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In our returned dough
boys we sec the result of sci
entific exercise and life in
the open. You can secure all
the benefits of the former
here.
May wc mail our booklet?
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OF PHYSICAL. CULTURU i Central Branch," 1421 Arch Street
COLLINS BLPO . WAI-VIT ST AT lr.TIf U"""M"""1 m inaaiw
Massage
our skin n'sedn rubbing Tour musclee
iif il kneadlnc Hut only an expert masseur
siiould do the work A reu) tnabitaire at
regular Ititenals (then by one of our KMdu
nt experts uill act on ou like a powerful
tnni" nnd Keep ou In tl rat-el ass condition
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The pne, pipeles;
' furnace that js
seientlficUlly cbr-
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construction.
, (Ureal fuel saver
.fiend for, illps
trailed bpoklet.
;kioaone supply
b & Mhi. CO.
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by our apeclel arch
support, fitted end
adiuiKdby txperte
Our o e a ra leat
ICau.tle lloalerr, the
moet comfortable
support for vart
coee vtlnl, swollen
limbs, weak knees
and ankle.
Truiee. abdominal
and athletlo sud-
norters of all kinds
r r p vrATinnraY. fountain
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QKZ CHESTNUT ST.fllg H Ct out and ke... for referenc'e'-rT'L.'"
Exercise
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, In our blr. modefn Gymnajilum, with Its
complete equipment, jou cun either join a
clans, or use JP""! rpparatus or play
olley ll I, handball or basketball.
t.xi'vn nui.uciura i a., unies. separate
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Every tide has its ebb
lull the quality of Van.
rhcrcht-!ri m a r I il e
hardware and Htrencth
and durability of our
waterproo goods neer
nr)rs.
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(OPPOSITE KEITH'S)
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Fur Repairing
and
Remodeling
putting into practice the "Maker-to-Wearer" plan. in tfe Fur business is a rare achievement of which
13 we are Justly proud. The theory calls for Tather more than the usual accompaniments, of business
jj"r because experience is one of the large factors: strong financial standing is necessary because of the
vat expenditures involved in buying great quantities of skins in the open markets: and keen under
standing of fashions and their constantly changing modes.
Thus, because we manufacture all the lovely Fur garments that constitute the immense stocks that
are now ours, we present unusual "economy" benefits to every woman who wishes to revel in the unquestioned
luxury of Furs. Add to this money-saving fact of our own direct manufacturing the all-important occur
rence of our Having purchased the imposing majority of our present assortments of pelts more than six
months ago, the difference in price thus represented is today equal to about 25 per cent.
We list today (for your tomorrow's choosing) representative collections of the Forbes collections
ofFu
rs:
We Will Reserve Your Purchase on Payment of a Small Deposit
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Marmot Coats (Sport Model) $95.00
Australian Seal Coats $127.50
Natural Muskrat Coats $145.00
Trimmed Marmot Coats $115.00
Australian Seal Coats (34-inch length). $165.00
Trimmed Natural Muskrat Coats $185.00
Hudson Seal Coats. .';.... $195.00
Trimmed Australian Seal Cqats $195.00
Natural Squirrel Coats . . . ; ., $215.00v.
Handsome Marmot- Wraps $250.00
Hudson Seal Coats ( . length.) ...."... .$295.00
Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats. '$,295.00
Taupe Nutria Coats .' . .$275.00
Australian Seal Dolmans ...."..$295.00
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Scotch Moleskin Coats (Sport Model). .$345.00
Model Hudson Seal Coats t , . '$350.00
Natural Squirrel Coats ( 34 length) $375.00
Beaver Coats (Sport Model) $395.00
Hudson Seal Dolmans. ,. $395.00
Taupe Squirrel Coats (Sport Model) . . . . $39500
Scotch Moleskin Dolmans $475.00
Taupe Nutria Dolmans $49"j!oQ
Trimmed Hudson Seal Dolmans 1 $550.00
Hudson Seal Coats (Fancy Model) $55000
Trimmed Muskrat Coat, $650.00
Mjnk Dolmans (Beautiful Model) $65o!oo
Baby. Caracul Dolmans $67s!oO
Eastern Mink Dolmans... ,.$1350.00
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Natuml-Raccoon Sfta .. tSO.sn
Taupe Nutria Seta .... $48.50
Beaver Selsf, f$.50
Hudson S,eal Sets $54 "0
Wolf Seta (all colors) . . $53.50
Taupe Fox Sets $69.50
Taupe Lynx Sets $95.00
Kamclmlka Fox Sets .,.$1X0.00
Taupe Fox Seta ftfS,00
, Black Lynx Seta .'$135.00
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IWe Accept Liberty Bo-nsd Purchwing
Amtrqlian Seal Conttcs.,
Taupe Nutria Coatees ..
Australian Seal Coatees'.
Hudson Seal toatees . . ,
Mijik Coatees
Natural Squirrel Coatees
Mink Coatees
Mote Coatees .,,,
Taupe Nutria Coatees .-.
Natural Squirrel Coatees
$110.00
$155.00
$185.00
$195.00
$195.00
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