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MRS. TOM THUMB, FAMOUS
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IP arid-Renowned Midget Had Wonderful Career and Was
Laved by All Children of a Generation Ago
Paris Parley May Bring Com
promise Slavs to Sign
Austrian Treaty
YUDEN1TCH LOSES
JOB; NO ARMY LEFT
"At the game tima attacks from trie
west' nro weakening.
"The Versailles peace la the greatest
blow the Entente could Inflict upon
Itself. The peoples ace clearly that
President Wllsoil Is not bringing lib
erty to democracy, for even the vle
torlous nations are Indebted to un
masked America."
Kolchak Dictatorship
UIC DflQT enty-'spven jrars old, anil hail traveled I lovod by the children of the whole "MIRACLE,"
Mlo rUol nrntind the world several time under I civilized world. I
the management of tin- late i r. liar-
T
WOPARUAM
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NT
PLANN
E
DF0R1RISH
Mlddleboro, .Mass.. Nov. "(1. - son n ootisln, who mnnngeil a "llnalitig
rmintcm I'rlino Macrl. known to the , linlm-p of curiosities" on the Ohio and
i.nii.ni1 mihlli' n Mm. 'Pom 'I'lintnh Nl isslsiltml rivers, nrcvniled on her to
ami one of the hext-knmvn lllllpiitliins ! exhibit herself on his steamboat. TMs(
in il, i. tvnrlil illml iii her lioine here ira. ' was the beeiiinlnc of her tillbllc career, i
terilnv nfter n lone illness. She wns sev- during which sin- becnnie known and
MILO RESIGNS
i. :.. i. r icfii il, .11 I
II lll" III llll' tlllllllllll ,11 l.ww in.,.
, she becnnie nssorlnlcd with I . I. Ilnr
. . . num. He bad Introduced lo the public
-,v I (ienernl Tom Tbiimh. whose reiil nnme
was Charles !t. Strattou. mid who bnil
linlslied bis cnntrncl with the great
showman and retired to his home at
Itridgeporl. Conn. However, the gen
eral met Miss Warren at her levees In
(lie Illinium museum and they fell in
love with eneh oilier. Their Wedding
was a national event, taking place in
Hr.'icc Church, New York. IVbriiar.v
sntisfnrtorv lo nil tinrties. inclining "'"" ","' r.n.r 'r '7,'. ."..."". I I". 1 .:?.
, , , ers nun iwo mmcis. mic iu'i. uie ,, .. . . , ., . . ,
Captain Cnbrlele IVAtinunzlo. which vniiiicrM of the f.imili. Minnie War- i , I-""owing llie wedding they visited
i en. was f the same Mature as lierelf. i ruiiaueipnm in nsningioii on n e,r
In her niilnbingrnpln. witlep ll,i. . bridal tour. I ben came a tour of the
Paris. X,n '.T. -lltvA IV l-l'leni- leen ciirs ago. Countess Miigri tells worm, nun iK which u- miiii.mit.-
u.nentiaiies of .ugo-Sbvia will sign of man amusing incidents in her girl- '"i; !' '' ived honors from reigning
I he Austrian pen "treat at f. ..-clock hood, due to ber small sl.e. She says , families ... all countr.es.
this nfleriu.oti. They will HtttliMl their mai - ip weigicu six muii is mi mrui, tii'iii'iiii i inn Minimi uieo in .iiiiy. i ,","..".,. ' i,, o,l,lrpHsnir
iwiftno iiiiiii iitin inm mil ti it f Tin, il i..s.t ii nniiri iiit.iiiikt i n- n t linn ' " ...i.-.s... .,,...,.,, - - - - --.-.
' 1lf..l.fnt Vn OH ncAnatl oh
hadOS prohennion in felt liorc. In ItuaMan
I nnt i tli At nflltinl tlflfia innna.
and Donikine Also Is Hard ' ing the future of the Koiehnk gov-
, , i crnment, which has been compelled by
Pressed by Rods I tho Bolshevist armies to retire to east
ern Siberia, losing not only contact with
European Ilussla, which that govern-
By the Asswlntnl Press
i .....i.... v m i '..... ,i.ihi.i i.,,. Mrs. Tom rhumb. horn
I jtilllliill. .,ui. . . uiniui Mini' ..I. ... .1 I t . f V t.
. . .. , , . .. .... .,in I. Wlliri'll. W)l Hie 'IIIIIHIIMI ,M ll innnrr
prowment in the Adriatic situation i (tirmfr nn,i p,,,,,) trace her anreslry
reported here as a result of con versa- through ltlebi.rd Warren of the May-
tions in I'aris between llritisli. Kretieli. flower cnnipnnj, to Willlnm. Karl of
Ita.ian and .lugo-Slav represenla- W-rjrn. (ir.,oiiin,r,ir,doi..,indr,b,.
"vs. She was born October ill. 1X11. on
The latest Indications are there is the Warren farm at Mldillebnro. Ply-
n possibility of a compromise settlement mouth county. Mns, Her parents were
. ..II .....1AU .....tti.tlllr 1111111 IIM-IIIKI' "I'-'' " " l'"H
nrailil avert hostilities.
I CMIMIT PPICQ ment maintained while Its seat was nt
LtrJIiMC LniCJ 0msk 1)llt yei(nng Up control also of
western Siberia with the removal of
inn capital hj itkuibk, on mo western
shore of Lake Itaikal.
Ily the Associated Press
lOiidon, Nov. -(I. (teneral Denl-
kine's army in snutliern Hussin is re- i day from Sweden confirmed recent press
treating nnd the Hnlshevikl have enp
tured ten towns In three days, accord
ing to a wireless dispatch from Mos
cow. Soviet troops arc entering
rkrainln. where they Intend to stay
Advices to the State Department to-
reports concerning the food shortage in
rctrogrou.
The supply there has reached such
a low point, the advices said ,tbat food
now Is being distributed only upon phy-
Aiimlrnl Ivotchnk's forces In central . 't.i.-' nrurlnilnnc
Siberia also arc retiring rapidly, ae- The fuel supply also was reported
cording lo the dispatch. The lleds : jow
have reached n point eighty-seven miles ,
iniil f t tni.l " '
u,nl "' . i
The northwestern Russian army, un
KILLED DENTIST, HE ADMITS
Prisoner AUo Planned to Murder
Patrlotlo Physician
Nonvalk, 0 Nov. 20. (My A. T.)
Charles Jlchficld today confessed to
the murder of Dr. Horace A. Benson, n
dentist, according to the police. Itch
field is said to have declared he shot
Benson with n dum-dum bullet through
a basement window last night.
Itchficld, who was captured six miles
from here today by n posse after an nil
night search, is said to have admitted
he had also planned "to get" Dr. Carl
Schnccrcr, n physician, because he had
been prominent, with Benson, in fight
ing pro-German propaganda during tho
war. Hchfield had been Interned for
some time.
Dum-dum bullets and n rifle were In
iler (Ienernl Ytidenltcli. is broken up I
nnd bus virtually ceased to exist as
unit, advices from Itevni state.
Nlkolnl I.cniiie. Bolshevik premier, is '
.iiihllnnl over the victories on thiee
sirtiitf nfoM Miimiltnneoiislt in llm Ire.ltc
for the protection of racial minorities, ncr Krowui iccniiic vni tinn iiiiiii mic wicreiiiicr .irs. i um i imiiuii reiircn 10 . , Z ..i.tn..n f
un un iniHii no" in r.u mi iiiuiwi un , i. I liissiibnnii coiiiiiiiniist nrcanuntiotlS ol
iv is ii'ii. t 1 1 I'M ii i-i'ji .,'( i ii 1 1 i ii: i'i il i-i i-ii," in u n in 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 i iiiii i- ii f -i -i ' 1 1 -i iii in-- --..,.-... - - :
the second nll-Hussinn congress of the
..,,.;. ii'ni, ,..i .1.., i,. iim Hiiniu.ini whs then twcntfonr inches in hrlulit ' innnds lluit she icmiiiic her lewes. On.enslern peoples, I.enine said:
nrningeinent- co,erig ll.e sharing of and weighed Iwenly pound-. j Kaster Monda, . April.!. ISW-hIic ; I " n.P.i; "' f's 'iy o.jem.oB o nr
ate In- a " tr.,-1l nLnri. ,, '..u.rcl,, u public school teacher, which position midget, in New York. '"le. v have gained a fill victor
. The time for the signing of the Itul she held for one term, her smallest After her second iniiirigae Mrs. over imiiciiiik which win m i ". ,'";",
to Be nrlnn pence treat has been dclinitel pupil being far taller Hum the teacher. , Thumb continued her public life until importance for the peoples of the cast.
During I he subsequent viicntioti sen- , uil, when she iiuiile her inreweit tour. ,
7TH ANNUAL
1S0-MILE MOTORCYCLE
RELAY RACE
BELMONT RACE TRACK
XAIUIKMil, PA.
(Vot In rnlrmniint I'firk)
TOMORROW, 2 P. M.
Unli. Cum on A2d St. (o Track
Arinilnftlon, Grnndflland, U'nr Tax Intlutlfd
Irtr -Aiitxi rhfkfd. 28c
i Wli FnTl mmmm i V in
Itchflcld's possession when he was ar
rested. ,
"I would have killed the posse, too,
If I had hnd time." Itchficld is alleged
to have told the sheriff.
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Makers of SA Motor Robes
EAT YOUR I
THANKSGIVING
AT
75c, n & 'is
These dinners would cost you
more at home; you save all
trouble.
SM ft Mnrkrt Sta. ml Chestnut SI.
1832 Mnrktt St. 170X Chestnut Ft.
!2f MnrWI HI.
M There Will Be a Plate
m on for You
Home Rule Bill With Sen
eluded in Scheme
... . fixed. The Bulgarian plenipotentiaries
introduced w(n sKn t, dm,,,,,!, ,n the Neuiii
town tin 1 1 nt l();."i(l o'cliii k tomorrow.
" ThiirMlny. morning.
TO SUPPRESS SINN FEINERS 1ome Vnv , A ,,, ,,rP.
mier Nitti held a long ennferenre yes-
,, . , . , terday with Cniiillle Itarrere. the l'reneh
B the Associated I ress ambassador, iiccording to mi iinnimnce-
tiondon. No 'JO.- A new home rule n)PI1t mnile b the b'poen
blli setting up two parliaments in Ire- ; near Admiral Knrlrn Millo. who has
land, with a council or senate of fort. neted as governor of Dalmiilia us well
to be chosen by the two. probabl will ns commander of the occupation forces
bo introduced in Parliament within the ! in that country, Ims resigned the for-
tiext two weeks. j mer offlee.
Dail.v sessions are being held by the I i,nr A(mil.a, " MilI IP(.PIl)ly ,,
cabinet .committee in charge of the incus- ' tnk(n Ilromhl(nt ,,,., in ,evelopmeuts
ure. the subject under discussion at , Onlma ii... coast. When
present nemg nnance. wmen ""'";' Captain tlabrlele D'Aiinuuzlo. who bus
UNION CHIEFS DENY
R. R. STRIKE REPORT
il hnlf for overtime in slow-freight
service, and that the mutter of n strike
for increased wages had not entered
into their deliberations.
Brotherhood Officials
Secret Discussion Concerned
Mines Offer Only
of a subcommittee under the cbnirmnn
snip oi .1 .usicu iiiuiiuiTiuiii. i-ii.in- ...
-.ii" t .i... i. i' ...i ..r wuii
ceiior in inr i-i-iii'iiiii-i . i iiiiin.i ,'i
Ily the Assncialed Press
f'lilrago, Nov. '.Ti. Reports that the
rievel.ind. Nov. L'tl. -I Ily A. P. I
The "()( general cliairiuen of the four
Assert ruilroad hrotherhoniN in conference here
Irtrt'. t. ,l,. .in flu, nfYei nf Diveelor
tienernl of Hailronds Illnes granting
lime nnd onc-hnlf for overtime in slow1
freight seriee. just before adjourning
for lunch, The vote was given to tellers
to count and will be announced after
the convention reconvenes this after
noon. .
sharpest difference when other home
rule scl'-mes have been debated, and
Was one of the rocks upon which the
Irish conention was shipwrecked. Con
trol of poli' c js another knotty point.
Thcmost iiopenii s gn in 1 1 ug , u was sn,,, Allmlrnl Mill., would re
Zneni IS inn sut-ui I' whh-ii on ioimuih
Carson, the I Ister leader
held Plume for the last two months i,.,,,,,, nr ,. fm. ,ic railway brother-
lus -irregular Italian iroops, ,.. ,, ,-.,,.,.,. ,.,.nilv
discussing a strike of railway
I Ol 1...1 1 ... v.. ' I. ,.f l.! ..
. . ... iiiiiui'ii in .urn. mmiui "i i iiiiiii. ,'u
customs has always neen a pom or , . ... v....,.,,.,. ... .... ...., ...i. were
coined by Admiral Millo. who Inter workers in the I'nited States liy De-
sworc nueginiice u. me i tuunn.i.m ,.,,,,,,. ,,, enforce demands for ni
movement. ,eprecnled in a semi - Keliorol wage increase today were de- ,
nflicial statement issued nt Home, but nied by heads of three brotherhoods.
The three brotherhood bends who '
since the latest Irish kilo was flown
I rrnrnrrn 1 '""'" '" h'S l"itlon ill Dalmatill pend-
,'. ,..; flAiln 1"K decision by the government as to
Iuisville. K., Nov. 'JO. -(By A.,
P.) A strike vole has lieen taken'
among the approximately -100(1 members I
in Louisville of the Brotherhood of j
Hnilwny Trainmen, and has been taken
to Cleveland bj Signiund A. I.ce, head'
of the union local here. ,1. M. I.ee, n
brother of Sigmiind, announced last
night. "It is my impression that tin
what steps It would pursue.
Sir Edward has not issued any man- . "'.,.: 2 - win"'. . ..,...
dates to the 1 ster volunteers "to keep, ;,',;.. of a,nn,in wns ppnr,.ntl,
their powder dry." while the presence ,h vr, ()f a11)int11PIlt ,
of two hitherto staunch nlonist lend-' ,.A A ,.,., ,,f ,1'Annmi-
ers, alter Hume Long and Baron, , . (.Xiie!ltlnn to Zara. cabled from
Birkenhead, on the committee slim ,,,. Saturday, said that d'Ati-
that lister is tending toward concilia-, . j ,,ivl , ...., ... ,i, Pni f
t'on- ' Znrn coneludcil by presenting Ailmirnl
... .. "., , . , ' Millo as "the first governor of Italian
Dublin. Nov. Ufi. (Ily A. I . nnlmatia "
Widespread suppression of Sinn I-em . 'stated that afterward Admiral
commented on the reports. W. (I. Lee. votn wns overwhelmingly in favor of u
president of the Brntherhood of Bail- ' strike," 'he said.
way Trainmen: Timoth. Shea, acting j . .. . .
president of the firemen and eiigiiieiiien
and L. K. Slieppnrd. president of the I
condiiclors. reiterated that they were,
discussing only the offer nf time and!
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organizations ims ,,reu ... i.e. i-i. ... '" ' Mji0 announced that he had sent n
government. The Official (. nuette today i ,,,,,,,., to .,imp a.repting the gover
publishes ii proclaniation siippress,ng all , . f t ,.lIln:,t :, . '-in the name ol
Sinn F'H. h"dies. the Irish nlun eer. ! . ,.' ()f !,!,.
the Cnnnninnamrnn and the Cache Imi,.tmls f,'m toility s dispatch up
League ,n nil counties and boroughs of .. , ,ii,,r ' .....i, ,i
Ireland.
KILLS WIFE AND HIMSELF
nenr Iii ue tliiu. in .'iiiiiii
wishes of the Hume government. Ad
miral Millo has renounced the title be
stowed upon him by the D'Annunzio
expedition.
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OPERA-GOERS WAIT IN RAIN
Farmer's Shot Also Set Fire to Home
Near Allentown
Allentnwn, Pa.; Nov. 2li. Angered. , . ,... .,.,. .,.,, ,.,..
ft is Alleged, because his wife caused ' ""' """' -""- "-"" '"' -his
arrest, following a quarrel over the ' to Find Own Way Home
proposed sale of their farm. Prank Art- ' . ''".'J' n"-n -goers wiiited in the rnm
hofer. fitt -eight years old. killed her in "' "" '"' " , ""- " m
vesterda at their home at Saucniia. i "pern last night because of n strike
between 'P.inseii and Centre Vullej . then of drivers employed by the American
ended h'rs own life. Tnxlcnb Co.. Locust street west of
The shot that Arthofer tired into the! Broad.
body of bis wife nt close range set fire Many Inst -minute cnncellntions ucre
to her clothing. The burning garments I ,,, ,,, omnuin. but other opera-
In turn ignited the house, which was , ocrH --inite! the Metropclitnn Opera
partly destroved. the fire was disco- , )(W nU(1 ,i, , Unts-.- or the strike
ered b H .lohn Leunert. sou-in-lnwl tn nft(,r ,ni, performance,
of the Arthofers and his wife, who were ' . .
asleep ." -.n upstairs room. They were! T.'ip ,rtv? "'"',,t "" ','"'"''"' fr0n
aroused c. the shots and rushed down- S.... to S-l a day. he company
(tairs in lime to save the house and charged the were induced to walk out
probably their own lives ns well ns those by a union agent antagonistic to the
of their two children. company.
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is nnsurre.t for miii b. ns
.lllticr nur n TI nit.kp. llis-
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THANKSGIVING
Served 3 P. M. to 10 P. M.
3$
Cafe,
214512nd
Turkey Dinner
08trs on the Hftlf Shell
Oeleiv Olives
Chicken Cot somme en Tubs
Uoast Vermont Turkey
'rnnborry Hnuce. fJlblet Hauce
Mflnheri or t'nndled Sweet
TotHtoes Oret-n Peas
Oyster Hay A spa ra pus
Waldorf Salad
Mince or Pumpkin Pie
Ice Cream and Cakes
t'afo Moire After Dinner Mints
Jl.nO Per Plata
Shore Dinner
Steamed Clnma
lantft Koi'klRtiil Miami Uve
I.obcter ateamed or broiled
Crisp Frenrh Holla and llutler
Cole Slaw
Roast Turkey
Canadian Sweut Potatoes
WaRles Syrup
Coffee
THANKSGIVING DAY, 1919
Saliva
Saves Teeth
Nature's chemistry is always sensible and
scientific. Tooth decay is the work of bacteria
caused by the decomposition of tiny particles of
food. Nature provided in saliva a perfect antidote
for this condition.
Saliva saves teeth and is the only thing that
can save them.
Some dentifrices are actually dangerous because,
being very strongly alkaline, they tend to paralyze
the salivary glands and check the flow of saliva, thus
defeating Nature's system of tooth protection.
FINDS
lee
Episcopal H
spital
IN NEED OF FUNDS
Increases the Flow of Saliva
Mennen's contains a mild fruit acid which
stimulates the salivary glands and increases the
quantity and quality of saliva for a considerable
period after using. Mennen's aid3 Nature and is in
accordance with Nature's chemistry.
It cleans teeth wonderfully, breaks down tartar
formations and removes tobacco stains. A 20
content of alcohol insures antiseptic action.
Mennen's is so concentrated that a half inch
or less is all you need to use, so it is truly econom
ical. It costs 35 cents.
nvwxKrt. nt. urn
In these clays of nation-wide drives for various worthy causes and press
ing needs, the needs of home charities should not be lost sight of, or their upkeep
neglected.
There is urgent necessity for funds for the adequate maintenance of the
Episcopal Hospital in its noble field of service. A general appeal at thi3 Thanks
giving season is, therefore, appropriate.
It is fitting that we lay our case before Philadelphians regardless of race,
creed or color, for the Episcopal Hospital throws open its doors to the sick and
suffering of every faith, and receives neither state nor city aid.
Although it is primarily under Protestant Episcopal auspices, only seven
teen per cent of those ministered to during the past year were of that faithi
The remainder were Roman Catholics, Presbyterians, Methodists, Luth
erans, Baptists, Hebrews, etc. The hospital is distinctly a city asset, as it con
tributes largely in filling a city need.
The manufacturers of the great mill district of Kensington know, through
experience, the value of the Episcopal Hospital in the healing of the sick and
injured an'U the relief of distress in their immediate neighborhood. A great work
is done through the hospital itself and through its Social Service Department
that would otherwise devolve upon them.
Episcopalians who take pride in the Episcopal Hospital as a factor in de
nominational charity, we appeal also to you for the full measure of your loyal,
liberal and constant support.
' CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE SENT TO
George H. Frazier, Treasurers. E. Cor. 4th & Chestnut Sis.
The Hospital of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in Philadelphia
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