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'EVEOTfG PUBLIC LijD&EJRyHlCXDELrrnA", 'FK1DAT, OCTOBER 37, MO
GOVERNOR NAMES
GUARD
COLONELS
INMATES OF ZOO HAVE ILLS,
BUT THERE ARE CURES, TOO
Elephants, Monkeys, Chimpanzees. Gorillas and Other Pets in
Philadelphia Are Passing Throiiph Period of Indisposition
vvoulil utlirrwlsp become very ntlft nml
dry, is Kept hi kooiI ulinpc. '
l.lrlo Was Onro Kiilsrrlii
A.r,h: who In jirewiir ilnvs answer cil
to the 111 rluwii iihiiip ipf knixerlii ntiil
limine lie
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Sproul Issues List, Pursuing
Policy of Choosing Tried
and Proved Loaders
WILL RECRUIT DIVISION
List of N.G. P. Colonels
Here Chosen by Governor
Gotprnor Sproul litis nntnrd tlio
follow Inc I'lillndclliliintis ns pnlnneN
to commiuid loenl units of Hip new
Pennsylvania Nntional (iunrd illvl
slon First liifuntr.v -- Alillnril I).
Brown
Third Infantry Oeotrp II. Kemp.
SUtli Infimtrv Itobort M.
Brookliold.
first HiiRinccrs Kredcrlel. A.
bnydor.
First Cavalry .lohn I'. Wood.
Srroml Arlillprv Howard S.
Williams.
pmuuK liii t would liinKp an all Anipri
ran renter look like a Rood hrldj-p
plitjer Hut like uiiiuj big, si rone ppr
on. slip foil n letlni of t tit coi-.a
icrrm. thoiiRli certainly not from riillnc
in i'rtwdrd oar or koIiir to Hip movie.
Slip ii bciiic clven imieli tho sninp vort
Ihp of nuiliriiii' that a man would get mid
i well p.Kt the annnjIitK itupe of lij r
roM
Governor i?proul has mimcil sixteen
world war yeterans as i"r.f!a in Hip
new National (iunrd of I'ennsjlvuiiia. i
Up lias nlo iimd .infers for Hip Im
mediate rccruitluc nf tlio sunrd to In
tween IL'.OOO uud 1 0.000 niPii.
Virtually all tho nfhpers named iy i
the Goprnor nro veterans of the old
Siiard division, having eeen service
abroad with tho Twenty-eighth diWon.
With ono exception every mini named to
command a 1'hiladelphla unit in Hip ip
rriiolocrnnlis llliistmllnc Mil article
appear on (lie back page.
AVIicn j on fay "nick a n dog," why
nol innlic it an elephant or omellilne
'that lni a lot of room to bo lcl in?
lor nil of the nntniim in the .o,.
fnim thp iniincevl lield molle to Afri-
pan l.ir.zir. thp elephant. have their ill
nrses just like the member oi
I higher piPiitlon.
'I'Iipj are not sick av often m men.
, povsuilj. Iiponusp IIIITC lire II milium
'of thing Ihcv hayc tuner trird to Ml . riir elephants in Hie oo nr. oiled
mid drink "",p " Jri,r' ' VIIB ""' l'"''
lint when tho.v do liportmp tnuVn.w. 'I'l'hanfs turn jinierihi iifternooii.
he.v have a stuff nf eterinnrian st "" "p miiciiii.v tu nercii new i-mii
miiii.- nit' hvvpri 111' ii ' i"iii
llrii brush to uppl a smiiliiiig mat
d III th'.s wn her kiu whnh
wn ihnl Hip nrexent hcir of nil i!
npp hnM' mlipfitpil They suffer from
pauper, tulipri'iilosis and (IicpMitp d
orders and eoutnipt oohW and pneu
mntiin. They get nerous, "off (Vir
feed," and hoiiipsii'k
Itut Hip hIpp thins about nnimnN i
I that Hip) don't lt around and talk
!opr their troubh"1. You upvrr lu-ar n
lilpjiopolaniiiN u. "Well, speaklue of
fppllnir mlsprnblp." or n Sloth bear
itmtplnitiinK of thin tirod fepllnc. They
! jut ci'iiwl nwii sniiiewliprp to dip
I)n(nr Won't I.t'l 'Km Die
iiiiIIn ppillciiied with n two
ol llle Like am other well bred clrl
of elRhteen MimniprH and IIWMI poumjs,
Hhe 1h ery rai-pful of her appearunco
mid with a few murniunt of approval
that sound"! like n ttiK boat hi iIIk
tieK", Kincefiill subniltted to the opera
tion. There is u eoiisidprnble variety In the
(rental work required ninoriB the dlf
Ipient niiliiinls and reptlle. l'robablj
the laiRest eontrnet of ill! Is: Ki'cplUK
Hip inside of a "hippo's" mouth In good
shnpp.
Yestenlaj. Fntima, the giant
"hippo," was led forth from her pool
to have her teeth denned and filed. She
bpliawil splendidly and the operation
was performed without gas or uuy signs
of emotion on tin- part of the patient
from whlrh he recovered with the usual'
effect of debility. Now be is having
n fine time recuperating on milk and
other nourishing specialties. He stunds
,, on hN Mm! lW. put his nose to
u nt bottle of milk which the keep
er holds up to the barsv and there
Is no more milk. He has no taste for
wllisk.N.
One of the health problem) which
arises in the reptile house is what to
do when n boa constrictor needs n
mouth wash. The answer Is take him
mil and BIp Mm one with n tooth
brush dipped In rreiim of bismuth. om
tcrilJj a Madagascar Tree Itou do
ve o id a canker in its mouth. he
keci er of the reptile house took bin
out on the lawn, where he twined
cnulcntedlv around his guardian leg
while another of his friends washed out
hk mouth with a toothbrush. After it
,,, .,.. he shot out ins longuc up
' ," '""son " . i 1 ,..! .hi tn nt niltln
i . .i pi .i ti i . .. I.. I... .. i ... 'i. .-! ill ir I v II nil m-fllHH iliin- " s- ' ' '
.l IMP Am iney -ui him- i nuimi, inc i"V '"?:. "' .,,, ilm nrpnlnrnv
; Till iii't til uiniiiiv s -. . ... .
DOCKWORKERS WON'T QUIT
i
Vote Almost Unsnlnioiuly Against
sWalkout nnp I. W. W. Agitators
l'lillndelplila dock workers hnvo re
fuseil to strike, The decision wns mndo
by mi overwhelinltig majority vote nt n
meeting held In a hall on Catharine
street near Trout last night.
The strike propaganda, snld to be the
work of I. W. W. ngllators within the
labor movement, wai defeated by the
soldier vole In tho union. More than
fiOO soldiers nro members of the union,
and tliey ted the movement thai lined
up solidly ngatnst the proposed strike
The proposed IncreoBo oi seventy
cents nn hour and .$1.10 nil hour for
overtime, which wns offered by the em
ployers, will be accepted. The union
lenders wanted $1.25 nn hour, with
more than n $2 an hour overtime basis.
thej bnp a staff nr etprmnrian M """
their i agpsltlp and all the facilities of J,v,.,
an nniniiil hnspilal at their disposal ?
Animals arc prime to nwl of the ib ' '''
scuslbli' lilppoiiotaiiius
Hear Iteciipcrntlug I'rnin "Klu"
bout a month ago one of the largr
Sloth bears had an attack of iulliieu7.n.
nf Hip ' "" u,im' ," l"" "", "
liu in an atniosplipre of perfect well
belli" and pence ltut. then, the Un
lit cases.
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Knt thej don't nftpn get even tliatj
ntisfaetion nt the Zim, for ". l'lner
son Hriiwn, Hip superititeiideut, and his
stuff nf doctors nml keeper' generally!
nurse tliem back to health befoic tlipy
luiM' ii chance to draw much disability
innne from their branch of Hip I.ojnl1
Order of Hears or Filpplm nts, or what-
ppr tlipj luippen to belong to.
Animals living m captivity are just
about ns hpiiltln us their frpp running
Lrntbers and they lime Hip distinct ml
uintiiL'P of Iipiiic well en led fnr when
Ihev do become ill. instead of being
organised guard was overseas wilh tUeipul out of their trouble bj one of their
Iron Division. I enemies or friends
With the iiolicc of appointments Gov The deuuen of the West I'liiladel
ernor Sproul issued orders for the of plna on are a pietlj bcnlthi lot, es
fipers to report at once to Minor General i ppciall) since the maiuigi'ini'iil bus for
AVillinm J. I'rice. dr., diWinn com bidden' the intiniluction of ticnmit,
mandcr so that the illusion mm l'C which were the causp of about niiip
recruited and orgamed without delnj. tents of the trouble.
The brigudicr generals numed bj !nv ' Due of the patients at present lan
ernor Sproul are Itichard Coulter, Jr., guishing in Hip hospital is a black
Green3burg, Hdwiird (' Shannon. I '- spider moiike.i from Soutli Aineiieu. lie
lumbia. and tieorge f llicknrd", of Oil Mis uppaii'iith oaten something Hint
City. I didn't agree with him, for his digesie
I'liiladelplil.-i I'nits Hislein is not working well. r,er ila.
The new guard will be formed as Hipi Spider" is takin from liis cage nml
skeleton of an eiiliin lighting division. gnen a spoonful of medicine, which he
so that Hip only necessary step to linipi takes like a mail and with the evident
it ready for war use will be Hie recruit-1 iletpimliiatiun that he will get well.
ing of men to fill in the gaps. i In a week or so he is expicted to he his
The Philadelphia units in the new old self again,
division will correspond to those in the . .. ..;... w ,. ,
old organization. The i'irst and Third s,!l,ll,' "'s U " ' ,lll,'-
Itcgimeiits. the First Kiiginccr and the n Up npcident wank is a graj
Second Artillery Itegimpiit will be local stunlc.y crane. About a week ago the
units Tho Sixth Infantry Urgimpiit ,,,( 'f u trep neiir his pen blew down
will be partly n Philadelphia and partly .,, ;lmi,.,l 0,1 Stnnlej. His broken
Tlnlfiitn,,. 1111, 1 Totitpnllinrv crilllltv ...! ,!.. .. n. ....f..tl.. I. 1.......1 1
unit. The hondipiarters of the 1 irst js getting nicely, and in a few mine1
Cavalry will be heie also. i weeks will be s strong as ever.
All the commanders nnmed from this Johanna tin- largest chimpanzee in
city have been identified with the Penn ,.,.,ptiviy . has been having u bad cold
syhnuia National Guard for inanyij,, tle 1(,11( s;hc vclg,s ,,v j,-,
years
Colonel Fiedcrick A. Snyder, named
to command Hie First Engineers, is u
veteran in guard theory and actual
practice, having commanded a guard
unit for many jears befoie tho war
nnd led the 1 03d Engineers in France
Colonel Millurd l. l'.rown. named to
command the First lnfnntr.v. com
mMidcd that unit fnr n time in France,
where it fought Hip Germans under Hip
name of the 10!Rh Infantry.
Colonel George E. Kemp, designated
to head the Third Infantry, is another
of the new guard officers who gamed
his spurs while leading his regiment in
France. At that (line the Third was
the 110th.
Williams Led Munitions Train
Colonel Howard S. Williams, to bend
tho Second Artillery, commanded the
10.1d Ammunition Train in Fu.nce
Colonel Uobert M. ltrookfield, named
to head the Sixth Infantry, occupied
many positions lit hendquarters of the
Twenty eighth Division. Among them
was the position of ndjutunt ilurini;
much of the lighting done b the or
ganization. Colonel Job n P Wood was Hie lone
Philadelphia nppointep who did nol gft
across with the Twenty pightli His
special knowledge was needed r.t Wash
ington, and he was drafted from the
guard divisiou for departmental serv
ice at the capital.
Tho naming of these practical null
tary men to administer the affairs of
the new gunrd unit is in line with the
statements issued by Adjutuit General
Frank D. Reary and General Price Hint
only men who had been tried and found
capable in every respect would be uamcil
to uphold the fume of the guard.
N'n Philndelnhia was named as
division staff officer. ,
An effort will be made to induce
as many Iron Division men as possi
ble to enlist in the new outfit.
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3 he Specialty Shop cfOtiainatiom
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Women's Fur Coats
Specially Priced
II'' c have taken from our rcottlar slock and
aminxi'd for Saturday selling two
fur coals, suitable
Matron or Miss
verv lanuty
for tin
Taupe
practical
Marmot, a
fur, comprises
the Coat illustrated. It
is a thirty-inch long, full
ripple model, with large
cape collar, cuffs, border
and belt of self fur.
Sewton Price 145.00
Special
, Price
110.00
Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) has been
used to fashion a diminutive thirty-inch-long,
full ripple jacket. Its -well designated lines lend
that graceful appearance so much sought by the
well-dressed woman. Settson Price 205.00
Fur Department 4th Floor
MILLINERY SPECIAL
hundred and twenty-five fine
Special
Price
225.00
One
hats suitable for Women and Misses,
silk Lyons velvet and duvet cloth, in
desirable shades and colors.
Values 10.00 and 12.50
of
all
Special
Price
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BONWIT TELLER & CO.
Uie Spociatiu Shop cOriainafionb
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
Misses' Distinctive Apparel
Misses' Tailored Suits'
Featured are Suits of Duvetyne, Peach bloom, Barbara cloth,
Duvet de Laine, Llama cloth and Velour, in strictly
tailored types, rippling peplums, slenderlized
straight lines and smart blouse effects.
( 1 4 to 18 years) .
75.00 to 285.
Misses' Suit Special
Suits developed in Velour and Silvertone,
in plain tailored, flare and new collar and belt q &
effects. In colors of Brown, Henna, Navy, OUmOXJ
Pekin and Reindeer. ( 14 to Id years).
Misses' Coats and Wraps
Featuring new blouse back and full flare models, also plain
tailored types; in Duvetyne, Bokhara, Peach bloom, Bolivia
and Duvet de Laine. Many accentuated with luxurious fur.
(14 to 18 years).
115.00 to 295.00
-Misses' Coat Special-
Coats fashioned on plain velour, attrac
tive model, lined throughout with peau de
cygne, convertible collar, in colors of Navy, 55,00
Henna, Brown, Taupe and Pekin. An excep
tional value. ( 1 4 to 18 years. ) J
Beautiful
Tiffany Ring
Weekly
Payments
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JEWELRY
A diamond, watch or other piece of beautiful
jewelry, selected from our almost unlimited
nttortment, can be very easily obtained
through our perfected
Confidential
Credit Plan
This makes purchasing an easy matter for
you, spreading the payments based on cash
prices over such a period that you never
miss the money-
Opett Saturday Evening
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Washington and Return
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SUNDAY, OCT. 19
Simlal Train I.eavm 241h and
Cheitnot Streets htallon 8:00 A. M,
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October Millinery Sale
7.50 IQ.00 14.50
, Kxtniurdinury Vulucs the Result of a Special Purchase and
hpecial Reductions I-rom Our Own blocks
THE MATERIALS ARE
Panne Velvet With Beaver
Lyoni Velvet and Panne
Grot Grain and Lyont Velvet
Handtome Embroidered Pile Fabric
Feather Brim With Velvet Crownt
THE TRIMMINGS ARE
Bjrnt Ottrieh Fantasies
Uncurled Ottrieh Plumage
Natural Looking French Wreatht
Ribbon and Velvet Bow Effects
Tinsel Braid and Ornamentt
THE STYLES ARE
Picturetqi-e Drooping Brims
Medium and Close-Fitting Chin Chin
Soft Line New Mushroom Effects
Off the Face Model Copies
Large Sailor Brims
THE COLORS ARE
High Luster or Dull Black
Brown in a number of shades
The Blue Family well represented
Taupe Shades that are soft
In Fact, any color tone desired
Mason & DeMan$
1215 Chestnut Street
Misses' Frocks for Day-time Wear
New fall models developed in many diverse ways, that
reflect the mode yet individualize it, of serge, velveteen, satin,
poiret twill and tricotine, introducing fuller skirts, accordion
pleatings, short sleeves and dainty chemisettes.
( 14 to 18 years).
39.50 to 95.
Misses' Evening and Dance Frocks
Typically young fashions are emphasized in charming
evening and dance frocks of chiffon velvet, duvetyne, rich
brocades, taffeta, silks, fine laces and nets, in a variety of
pleasing models and colorings. (14 to 18-years.)
59.50 to 295.00
MISSES' DEPT., 4TH FLOOR
United States Grain Corporation Will Sell
Flour to Wholesalers and Jobbers
The United States Grain Corporation is prepared to divert from
its flour purchases, and to sell and deliver to wholesalers and jobbers
straight (either soft or hard) wheat flour, clean and well milled, packed
in 140-pound jute sacks (gross weight), basis of $10.25 per barrel,
delivered in carload lots on tracks in territory east of the Illinois and
Indiana line, and east of the Mississippi River, from Cairo to the Gulf.
Wholesalers and jobbers in purchasing flour from the United
States Grain Corporation must guarantee not to sell at more than
seventy-five cents per barrel additional, and the wholesalers and jobber
in turn must require a guarantee that thq retailer will not sell at more
than $1 .25 per barrel over the wholesaler's prices, in original packages,
and at a price not higher than seven cents a pound for broken package?
of any size.
All applications originating in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana and the Lower Peninsula of Michigan must be sent to the
undersigned.
UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION
H. D. IRWIN, Second Vice President
272 Bourse, Philadelphia, Pa.
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