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SALZEDO HARP ENSEMBLE
STATE PRIMARIES
Fine Concert Given at the Academy.
Mme. Povla Frljsh Is Soloist
The Salzciln Ilftrp l'tifenible, hup of
tlie iiwt elinrmlnz concert orK.mlm
tlnnt (lint Imve romc to till cjt? this
fpnion, nppenred nt t lit Arndrmy of
Mtiie Inst ewnliiK. with Mine, l'ovlu
Krijh, tioprntio, ni .ololM, In n cou
cert for the benefit of the Homo for
IncnrubloH.
The ensemble consists of seven linrp.
iiip by Mr. Snlreilo nml Misses IMitli
OFFICES Connor. I.ncllo lohnxoti. Irene IVteiwil,
i Hn llorun. Mnrlp Miller mid Kline
f lilegelniilrli. Mr. Hnlzedti Is the
Ily llic Associated 1'icss founder nnil lender of the nrgntiirutinu.
m?rriir,urS,.MB V" r",,,,""K?n.:!nl" Tho ensemble nppenrcl twice on the
trill hold Its primary election next lues- ' , ., ,. , ., ,.
dny with contents for delewites-nt-larKc P"2r:iin. once in the sixth 1 lench Suite
under wnv in both the Hepnblienn nnd of Sebastian llnch and hroIii in three
Democratic parties, nnd with but one ,,roi,ies of Debttuv. It if ditllcnlt to
SSswJTl fn'enJir:nhe1to,,biL,,r;r.', '"."!"!' f th, extremes of three
t'S. Tl e f Uepubl lean ' prX. Ilnl' nt "' J- thn plnjinc was most efT.M-.lve
plrant regUtere,! i Kilunrd It. W.H..1. . ' "'' """ 'ulthMy rendered
of Philadelphia, nnd the Democratic . " ' ,' " I'r'ei'ioii , a rare that
aspirant At orne (letieral A Mitehell 'MKens much stii, nii.l rehearsal.
Palmer i rl"' "'v''" Instruments, each coverluir
Rlank imce will he left on tlo- bnl J1"1 "' rettNtcr. give u rlehness of
Stngo Sot for Tuesday's Eleo
tion Delegates to Bo
Chosen
TO FILL MANY
U. S. ARMY "DESERTER," HIDES
TWO YEARS IN LONELY CA VE
Baseless Fear of Firing Squad Causes Young Man to Become
Hermit Wife Brings Him Food
lots, so the voter nn write in tin j.
names 01 oiner prehiiieniiiii vhihu
thnn the two whooe naine lire piiulo.1.
TIiIh will enable voter dexirmi; t ive
a preferential vote fur nm Uepulillenii i
or Demoerntle npirant to do so
The tnte will eleet event -i'n dele
?atei. twelve of them lit Inrce.' to the
IhicaRo nnd Snn Krnncieo roueutioii".
nnd I'omple'e t ite i'om-nittiM-, the U"
publiennt. OemoeratH and 1'iohlhltldu
M will noiuinate uiudidatex T'r l'iiite.1
States senator. Hate lren-iiiei- auditor
feneral and four eoliKrewiiien-at-lnrKe.
while a rnndidate for Siipieme Court
justice to succeed Chief .lust ice .1.
Hay Ilrown will he named on the non
partisan ticket.
The Hepuhlicaii candidates f.u t ite
office except Congress-at-lnrKP.forwhich
all four of the present congressmen -tit-lnri;c
nrv upii.uits tm lenomin.itloii. ,
are tiuoiiposeil. I lie wcmocrni nave
harinon.x to the total effect that eimnot
lie iliiplicntPil except by the use of nil
eipuil number of pianos, and the color
nnd hcautji of tone wns exipiisltc.
Mme. 1-rijsh Ik well known here, and
her work last exciting ngnlit showed her
to be an nrfict of high rank, better,
perhaps, in ber interpretntion than In
shter tonal beuut. but uncqualed us a
singer of miugs nf the North. She ap
peared twice, once in a wonderful gioup
of snugs, with accompnniment of six
harps, and the second time with Mr.
Salzedo at the piano Her tirst appear
ance was bj far the best, the songs
being chosen, apparently, for the adapt
abilitj of the accompaniment to the
harps. Among these numbers were
lineg's "Springtide," an arrangement
of his "Leszter l'tuliling," for string
orchestra, a Scandimn inn folk-song,
"The Maiden and I." n superb song,
.-"jneiin. ot Minting, ami the e
Ily the Associated 1'rrss
Clilllirothc, Ohio. May 15. Stories
of how a neighbor, a deserter from the
I'nlon army during the Civil War, had
been brought to bny in a nearby village
hj a I'nited 'States marshnl and shot,
brought visions of n similar fate to Carl
Aincriue, and impelled him to hide in
the hills for almost two jears rather
than face a firing squad at Camp Sher
man. Amriine. drafted Into the army, left
a wife and two-jcar-oM babe at home.
In the quiet picturesque hills, lie could
neither rend nor write and the largest
xllluge visited In his twenty-four years
hnd numbered less thnn n thousand
people. The bustling thfcusnnds at the
camp, military restraint nnd customs
weighed heavily on him, and an Impell
ing desire to see his wife nnd baby boy
lead him to quit camp to sec them with
out obtaining permission.
At home, his father, a tottering
wreck of the Civil War, told him he was
a deserter Visions of the tiring squad
Unshed through his mind. Kissing his
wife nnd baby good-bj, he took io the
rugged hills.
Spent Days In t'axo
There he found a one In which lie
spent most of the time, venturing forth
only at night and at times during the
dit when there was little chance of be
ing seen.
His only fare was such scanty food
that his wife could get to him nnd
herbs and wild berries that he gath
ered from tlie woods and fields and such
wild gatrfo as he could catch. The
cae In which he lived Is said to be
large enough for only one person and
could have been defended against an
aimy.
So closely did he watch all ap
proaches to bin hiding place thnt until
n few days ngo he hnd been seen bj
no one except his wife nnd n brother-in-law.
Military authorities hnd aban
doned the renrch for Amcrine.
Family Friend Hrcomcs Interested
Three weeks ngo an nttorney friend
of the family became Interested and
Implored the wife to have her husband
return and give himself up. She stead
fastly held that her husband would be
shot If captured nnd refused to have
him return.
Last week, Claranre Stone, of Adel
pha, managed to get word to tlie youth
that his was not a case of desertion,
nnd there was no dnngcr of a firing
squad. lie cautiously left his hiding
place last Monday night and visited
Stone's home, where they went oxer
the situation. He ngrecd to give him
self up.
Knrly Thursday morning he ngain
went to Stone's home. His wife brought
his uniform which she .had preserved
for hint nnd had neatly pressed it
for the occasion. With Stone nnd nu
nttorney Amerine went to Camp Sher
man nnd surrendered to the adjutant.
He made no comment except to ex
press himself as being well pleased that
"It Is irll over."
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Bonjamin Franklin Mombors In
struct Delegates to Stato Can
tonment Against It
OTHER AID IS APPROVED
PRINCETON BUILDINGS BURN ' WILSON REVIEWS PAGEANT
Dickinson Hall and Marquard Chapel Veterano of Threfr Wars Parade In
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contests for nearly nil plaie- The Pro quisite ".Snow." of Krik Lie. All were' . . V, , J, ,. ,v , .
hlbltlnntsts have no contests and have finely sung, nnd she had to repeat the I rinceton, .. .1., .Mn l.i. Ulrion
put forward two women uuiong their , last-named song Mr. SalV.edo plnved son Mall, the oldest recitation buildiug
candidates, l.enlt l oun .xiartoii. u r.m- mrcc wen -constructed
poriunt. being n ciitidulnte for i mien preludes of his own.
and attractive on the Princeton campus, nnd Mnrquurd
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MUSICAL NOTES
States senator. The Socialists have can
didates for auditor general and state
treasurer. The Democrats bine a con
test for member of .the national com
mittee, between .ludgc Eugene C. Hon
nlwcll. Philadelphia, and Joseph V.
tiuffey. Pittsburgh.
Cnited Stntes Senntor Penrose, first
tlected to the Senate in 1W17. is unop
posed for Henubllcnu renouilimtion and
Is nlso a candidate for delegate-nt-lnrge.
Governor Sproul and Senator Knox.
both mentioned ns presidential possi
bilities, are also candidates for dele-eate-at-larce.
The state will nominate candidates coteluct the mrxict
for thirty-two district congressional Th ,,nM lrl of ,,, f
eats, half the state Senate and ull of ,i,i M,tal v lit tnko pine tomorrow ei.ninc
the House of Representatives. The hi sis in th nu.litorium of the -tmi
Democrats do not have candidates for , 1u,ll,Jfln commute -hirnwn of
some of the legislative nominations on
the ballots. Th(l M.nj,0h ciub will & A ranr.M
The nonpartisan contest for Supreme in the cloister Harden ot the coiieur torm.r
Court is between two judges, (leorge ' VJnd" VKy'lSbr'SU' m i.X
Kunkcl, of Dauphin, who was a can- i tololst
dldate several years ago. and Silvester, -..,,. , ., ,... .. , .
Bc.ll.,.. mliM.ln.l ......!,.. Th, 'Hrei-tors of the rhllacte'rhn t m
. hauler, of I umuerlnnd. Superior i ,,r,tor- of Muic announce a ronrrt bv
Court Judge William It. l.inu. of I'liila- i the puplln ot th- main nnd ftnlahlnk- 1nnrt
delphla. a gubernatorial appointee, is ',. t'S ?55t: e'iSSrt "fii V'in
unopposed. , Bt th rm ilc one -eek later ,ind th
There are numerous lively national ToTTuay 'il.SfnSr'SuK ,w"h""on"
delegate contests in the thirty-two dis- i
tricts of the state ami some of the. The Iwhetlzliy School of riann riajlnc.
present congressmen face contest for Harold Njpn director, will rlu the annual
r, ...1..1 1 concert of Its puplla on Monday afternoon,
rtnomlnatlou. JItt 17 nt 3 0-ci0ck. at th Art Alliance.
Ilotli th- eompletn nnd the mi nt it
cheatran of the Pmphnn I'luli mil puy nt
the public toncert of the nrifanlzitlon at Ihe
Torrest Theatre tomorrow exenlnf; XVII
llam V llapplch Is conductor of hath Thr
soloists tll b FMvtanl lolly French horn
anl Meier Epstein, xlolln
The Men s i'holr of ,st ltirk i hur h
will hold Its second nubile service ,n in
chunh bulldliiK nt 8 o'clock nei.M..ndn
exenlnir f"ull choral exensone lll be ren
dend nnd there will be an orenn rrelude at
o piayeu iij- iis . nulou wb ull
chnpcl xxere destroyed by fire early to
day. Other buildings nearby, including
McCosh Hall, were threatened, but the
flames xvere confined to the two struc
tures. The fire, of undetermined origin,
xvns discovered in Dickinson Hall about
11 o'clock last night. The alarm soon
brought the entire student body to the
scene of the fire, xxhlch had already
gained serious proportions. 1'nnble to
Arlington Memorial Ceremony
Washington. May IB. (Hy A. V.)
President Wilson reviexved n parade
of soldiers. Failors, marines ttnu v
ernns of the Civil. .Snanish-Amerl
and xvorld xvars xxhlch preceded the (led
(cation today of the great marble me
morial amphithentre in Arlington Na
tional Cemetery.
The President xns seated on the south
portico of the White House ns tlie
pageant passed soon nfter beginning
tlie four-mile ninrch to the cemetery.
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles
(retired), led the procession.
A message from the President xxas
cope with the flames, an appeal was''" '. 8eVrPlnr;v. UnVvT nt Up 01,cn"
suit to tins city lor help, xvhicli xxas i "'b "' "" " s.v......va
furnished by the locnl fire department.
Die student body of the university
woiked hard to save the home of Dean
MeClenithan. located betxxeen Dickin
son Unit and the Mnrquand Chnpcl, but
the Intense hent made the task difficult.
The ax'tilnnche of flying sparks set
tire to the chapel, situated between the
I dean's home and Prospect, the resi
dence of President John Oner Hibben.
The chnpcl xxas destroyed. I
Dickinson Hall, named for Jonathan
Dickinson, first president of Princeton j
1'nix-ersit.x . is situated on the first
campus, bctxveeu the Hbrnry with its
priceless treasures and the John C
Green school of science.
MORE SHOWERS COMING i ARMY LAW IN ARCHANGEL
Forecaster Also Sees Subnormal
Temperatures for Next Week
Washington, May 1." flly A. P. I
Weather predictions for the week begin
ning Monday are:
North and Middle Atlantic stntes:
Fair Monday nnd Tuesday , occasional
nhoxvers thereafter, temperatures beloxv
normal.
South Atlantic nnd Hast Gulf states:
Frequent showers xxith temperatures be
loxv normal.
Ohio Valley and Ttnnessee: Occa
sional shoxxers first half, generally
thereafter, temperatures below normal
Heglons of Great Lakes: Occasional
rains tirst half, geuerallx fan there
after; temperatures nearly normal.
Former Kaiser In New Home
Doom, Holland, Max- l.V (lit A
P.) Former Kmperor William ai-rlxed
here' from Amerongeu this morning He
outwitted a number of journulists nnd
moving -picture photographers who were
waiting at one entrance of the exile's
nexv home, xxhile the nutomobile in
which he arrtxed slipped tliioiigh an
other. Salvadorean Rebel Chief Captured
San Sulxador, May l.r ilij A P i
Arturo Araujo, liader ot tin Snlxn
dorean revolutionists vUio recentlx
crossed the frontier from Honduras, and
who xxere drixeu bm k by gox eminent
troops, has been raptuml at l.ns Meclas
by Honduran forces under Geueral Ar
f;enal The rebel leader xvas uiiie.it or
ng to re enter Guatemalan terriloix
Central and Northern Russia Now
Under Military Rule
.Moscow, May 12 (delayed) illv
A. P.) A decree issued by tlie central
executix-e committee, dated May 11. pro
claims mnitial law in the provinces of
central and northern Kutslu and Archangel.
Bombs Erzberger Meeting
Merlin. May l.l. An unknown man
threxv u hand grenade today into a hnll
fnir at I'nslingen, near Stuttgnrt, xxhere the
A. F. of L. Indorses Duncan
Washington, May 13. (By A. P.)
Appointment of James Duncan, a vice
president of the American Federation
of Labor, as a member of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, was In
dorsed by the federation's cxecutixc
council.
Opposition to a cash bonus to for
mer service men was voiced by Benja
min Prnnklln Post, American Legion,
at its meeting last night In the Cham
ber of Commerce, when delegates to the
Allentown cantonment xvere Instructed
to vote against such n bonus.
This post Is one of the fexv in Penn
sxlvanln which has protested ngainflt
the cash bonus. It hns no objection
to four other forms of assistance to
former service men: Paid-up Insurance,
land settlement covering farms In all
states, home aid to encourage purchase
of homes npd vocational training.
Tlie delegates to the Allentown can
tonment from Benjamin Franklin Post
arc Ma.xlln J. Pickering. Dr. Harrr K.
Cngerleider, Bomnln C. Ilassrlck. P. H.
Shoemnker. Joseph M. Lamorclle, J.
Donald Zulick.
David W. Jameson Post will send to
the Allentown cantonment II. Eugene
Heine, D. T. C. Biclc, delegates, nnd
Bertram K. Wolfe, alternate. Elec
tions were nlso held to fill the vacancies
in the roster of officers ns follows:
Louis S. Potsdnmcr, commnndcr: Trnnk
J. Boxvden, vice commnndcr; Thomns
Hurley, Jr., finance officer; Morton A.
Nctter, adjutant: llobert A. McMl
chael, chaplain, and E. II, Silverman,
historian.
Henry M. Baker, commander of Post
lt"2, announced today that thirty new
members hax-e been brought Into the
post as a result of the recent member
shin drive. Prior to January 1 this
vet- rost nm' sMy-nino enrolled nnd It now
inn has 70. It expects to reae.li the 10Q
V;",? mark by June 1. ?
ADMITS HE AIDS BURGLARS
Boy, 12, Found In Box, Opens Tran
soms, Police Say
Hearing noises coming from n pack
ing box in front of n store at Twenty
first street and Columbia avenue,
shortly before 12 o'clock last night,
Policeman Ncely thrust his club into
the box. The noises ceased. Ncely
then turned his flashlight upon the bot.
The light revealed twelve-year-old
Francis Neen, Twenty-ninth street
near Thompson. When taken to the
Nineteenth nnd Oxford streets police
station the boy, police say, admitted
he worked with a gang of burglars, aid
ing them to gain entrance by climbing
through transoms. He carried a flash
light nnd screwdriver. It is alleged.
To Attend Historic Church
There will be n special service at
Gloria Dei (Old Swedes') Church to
morroxv morning when n delegation from
the Isnac C. I'nderdoxvn Assembly of
the Artisans' Order of Mutual Protec
tion xx ill attend the scrxice at 10:U0
o'clock. After the service Thomas Bley- i
ler. u xestrytnan, will inform the dele- ,
gation nnd any other visitors concern
iug the antiquities nnd historic exhibits'
in the possession of the church. '
MELROSE MANOR
Two minutes' walk from Oak Lane Station. Select accommo
dations for limited number of paying guests. Suite of rooms with
bath. Choice table. Large, well-shaded grounds. Tennis, garage.
References required. Rooms shown only by appointment.
TELEPHONE OAK LANE 1020
Clerical party wns holding n meeting in '
fax or of tlie eandliincy of lormer ice
Chancellor Erzberger for the Reichstag
A few persons xxere struck by frag
nients and injured, but none seriousl.x
UNEQUALEDJN PURITy
Eliminates poisonous wastes which
cause serious ailments
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SURGED BY MOORE
Bill for Celebration of 150th
Birthday of Independence In
troduced by Darrow
PHILA. IS tLOGICAL PLACE
A. bll to provide for n world's ex
position in Philadelphia will bo Intro
duced In the House at Washington to
day by Representative George P. Dar
row. The occasion will mark the lfiOth an
niversary of the signing of the Declara
tion of Independence.
Thnt announcement was' made yes
terday bv .Major Moore. Mr. Darrow
is nciln nt the Mayor's request.
"The matter ot ceicnraiing me luuin
anniversary of the signing of the Dccln-1
ration of Independence has been tinder ,
discussion for some time." the'Mnyor
said. "To encourage action thereon I!
have joined wltlv Congressman Darrow
which win ue lam
NITTI AGAIN DECLINES
Urges That Slgnor Bonomi Be Asked
to Form Italian Ministry
London, MaV 15. (By A. P.) Sug
gestion thnt'.SIgnor Bonomi, minister nf
xvnr in the retiring Italian Government,
be asked to form a new chbtnsf JIl
made by Premier Nltti in an intcri-lewl
with King Victor Ktnmuntlel nt (I o'io,ii
Inst mem, ficcnrinni- in n liuoin-' d'.a
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Ilmwli Villi rifrntll l.ifoum
take the task of forming, n hiililstpy u
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in drnftlne- the bill
before Congress today. In due course
n meeting of Philadelphia citizens xvill
be called to tWtc up this xvholo question,
of the people here toxx-ard bringing nbout
lu Philadelphia what may safely be re
garded, following so closely upon the
xvorld xvnr, the grcntcst exposition ever
held.
"Philadelphia Is the logical place for
such an exposition. There is still plenty
of room in the city for buildings and
grounds, and a six years' ag'ltatlon and
preparation ought to result in n demon
stration of world's products and activi
ties that will insplro the pride of the
nation."
The bill which Mr. Darrow will In
troduce Is prepared in x-cry much the
same form as that which provided for
the Chicago Columbian Exposition cele
brating the '100th anniversary of the
discovery of America by Columbus.
Elect Hospital Officers
Emmett .1. Scott, during the war spe
cial assistant secretary of war, now
secretary-treasurer of Hoxvard Uni
versity, Washington, was odd'd to the
board of directors of the Mercy Hos
pital and School for Nurses, nt Fif
tieth street and Woodland avenue. The
Iter. Henry L. Phillip wns recbosen
fas president and the Rev. A. It. Rob
inson as vice president. Xho follow
ing directors xvere re-elected: N. T.
Folwell. Charles J. Hatfield, Judge
John M. Patterson.
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