V GATHERS AT SHORE Foreign-Language Press De De De nounced a? a Menace by -I Vice Councilor Smith ORGANIZATION FLOURISHING Atlantic City. Oct. 11. Mere than Hi2T.i..lrcntP nve liere ier uie uunvuii iy" V .1.. f"T,, state Council of tlie V fier Or t of Ai.iclc.mr Mcrhnnlcs. ft? the office of HLitc roimcl'ei 1 Is lMcWd tlmt State Vlre.Counclled K Ilel'crt Oirsen Smith, et New !"cr-.. !..i tin. nrpvi'iit Stute leader. I. .. !l I ! Ill' ur,,,,-.,. ...... .. Tip tnlel;ll-"'i",", , - In for ponilPiimatten in tlic- minimi it met wWrii CiMincllnr Sml h will innkc K the convention when It opens to te v L. The repeit iliOnrcH "It b n See for the reason Hint it ten- Cy la e kT ,1,c l)l'l'n',, .W,,,B 0,H;U Mve' Atnurie.ui ways nn.l manners ,n It eel.t Ktyle e life. It Ih hetml hit It w 111 Paw "" ,n t,,c frlll(,f Ju Ien "f ear national life. At nil II effli-lnl notices of the courts i uj I ether official a.lverticlng should be . hi. i..... fi'niii It." , Vnt tlie nrsanlatlen Is In n Hour Heur Milns uiMilltleii is evidenced by the fact thin In the last year there linn S rouisueui. Hh- State of 11 Ifi . ' he financial iim-ii"- was $l.i,J.l.... There nie new ISIS cuuialls in the atatc. A poinmlfx-leTi of three men was .." i i,.. rii.nlns V.. niaclc. Supreme v...... .inutira. veHteniav nt Mays fnmlinE te mljuiliente the differences bctlvecn Atlantic efid Ilurllnxten Counties ecr the construction of a brlee across the Mulllca ltlvcr nt I.eivr Hnnk. The ccmmisslen i-eniists J 'William A. Fauncc, nit Atlantic Cltv renltv expert: fetiuer blicriff Joenli H. Unrtlctt, of Atlantln County, anil James K. I,eriiii, former county fiiL'incer for IStirlincten County. Hubert lVaeeck, County Solicitor of lliirllnsten County, informed the Court .(lint up te this time ISutliuRtnii eiinty liail been finanel.illy unable trf join In Hie expense of the work. He milled that they were new prepared te Miare In the expence, but expressed tlie fiMfmen that the bridge could be con cen ft'ructcd for $40,000 Instead of the $88,000 called for In lie plans of At lantic County. GERMAN BOASTS OF HIS HELP IN SINKING SHIPS Captain of Tanker Served en the Raider Wolf Chester, Oct. 11. Captain C. R. ITeitzman, of the Julius Sclilludcr. a German tanker which yesterday left the Pure Oil Company's pier nt Mar cus Heek, wnn n member of the crew cf the Wolf, the notorious Cicnnnn raider during tlie war. Captnin Ilcltzinnim vouched for the fact that in n liftcen months' period "about" twenty ships of the Allies were sunk nnd 405 sailors were taken prisoner of war. "We took 403 prisoners, representing twenty-three nationalities Japs, In dians, Chinese, Creelew. Australians, Jiiissimis. Slavs, I'lnns, Italians, Scots, llnjlifh, Xogiees and ethers, " he said. Captain lie tm.iiiii dei'lnred lie had many snapshots of ww-. of the sinking vessels, wl'icli were torpedoed or rid illeil with shell Hie utter crew and pus wipers had beui removed from tlie deemed vessels. BETHLEHEM VOTERS LAX Fifty Per Cent Cut Shows Total Reaches But 6171 Bethlehem, Pn Oct. 11. According te figures lempleted here by tlie regis trars, only fill per cent of the total we of III tlilehem wn.s renisteied on en the t In oe rt'Klsti.'ttleii ilnjs for the November elei'tliiu It Is puslli'ti'tl thit al nut Ml per i out of this total villi r.etimll.v cist tlii'ii votes. The total icgl-iiiitieu u;is (il"l. of wlueh about 'JDDD wire vvmncu. Troop l", of Saueen Cress Reads, for the third consecutive time captured the silver trophy at the unnual rally M Hey Scouts in Bethlehem. Under the auspices of Kdwnrd Ack rmnn Test, American Legien, of Hel Hel Jertewn, there wns a ting raising at the new Wolf public school, that lior lier lior eush. Iepn.PMtivc W. II. Kirk pntrjil;, of Knten, was one of the tjiekcis. Tin. I.i.i, I'niverslty Facility "nnieii s Chili gave its ruMninnrv re riti.ui In Hi out, Hull for the wlvci of f"A iiifiulii'i, if the faeulti. union!, "".a Is .viis. iJk'li.inl. wife of l'u.,. Went Hun li., l. Kli'lmnls. In the receiving ifm. vn.r,, M,.,(iuuies F. V. wKin, W. C. Tlm.ver, t'lmrles Rich N uinl X. M. Kmery. The host Wes i were .Mesdumes W. Andersen, W. A. Lambert, r. V. I.nrkin, W. C. rtaycr. Ilevvnrd Kckfeldt, William "y. R. It. Iteiter nnd Jehn Toehy. A religious pageant, entitled "The premise, wa( ru,ntP(l ln ,he F)rst Keferiiie,! Chun.., Hethlehem, by six wn iuuh's inrii and women members. In r.ihh by the 'llethlehcm police ajaged gambling nnd disorderly Mes twenty. thiee persons were nr "'iil nnd line.-, amounting t $,-,(,-, re nddnUe the City Treasury. OFFICIAL BURIEd'aUVE Mlns Company Empleye Smothered In Culm Bank Um?),Mlne JT" 0(;t- 11. Rebert 1 iBd fi V cla! of th9 I'liiladelphla 5 M C.adl1S Ceal nnd Iren Company, fflin&rt"iWM b"rlc'1 ftllve nt vinnaevver colliery veKtenlnv. ifQ .. !n1 n' thc culm bank, looming up &aV."kc '. I'eight, the bottom ! unuermineil by n steam hill llletllv ll'i llli.w,.. .... .. .1... jrt, , ', m I'l" ("til ill III.' IC1I mill S inr fnini'n.. 1..,, ..., ill it Wns nvteiwll,, if. ... ' ,.i ,n. '". ..'i.iik i iiuke an i. jraVe" wns C0Vl,,(,''. ' ''is living emMnin,,en,f " .f(,w ra'nti-i until his & 'i,,K "m ,out' ,,,,t " tlmt Imt fciu",1"etl,prc'1 te death. Miller his wife and several children. enth,0n, l?a" 0ct- --Tl first Slnes "J ierkln the anthracite coal Zn?L.t,ie.Hn.2ct?P '"strict since vttthni i "' "1'enuieiiH pussed off "lineiit a fata nn-l.lnnf l .I... r ' mere p te inTing fhOTCl. Dank theugli lltra,.? -faV'l McWcnt in the than & i nun . " nr,0dctIen of i their" n'l 1fs,er TewnslUn hve rtbutlm urK if,,y M'm l-"iitlily ills ... ."'" ''t sn I iir ps. ' ' n.v ,,,.. i... ..'." n Hip I.,.i,ii, !., :, , ,." ' "- " ' uw itiivi; UU U.i,'.v eeuieskld Nojaein ri,y lm,,lH,s ''"ve begun te A M ms.u" ."-I," ""!' a,nq Chunk Every wemrn desires pos sessions which will re ceive the approval of her associates. Gratifying, thereferej is the enthusiastic sanction accorded by her friends te her Cadillac. Everywhere she hears that whole-hearted and un reserved praise which voices the esteem with which Cadillac is se uni versally regarded. Her own appreciation and her friends' appraisal of Cadillac character increase progressively with each successive day of acquaintanceship. There is an ever-growing wonder at the ease of steering and the extra ordinary simplicity of con trel. Ner is lesser wonder ex cited by the car's mar velous dependability. NEEL-CADILLAC COMPANY 142 North Bread Street Phene: Spruce 0210 Branches: Reading, Pa.; Camden, if. J.; Pottsville, Pa. CADILLAC FtavJard of the WnrfX Using P nnting is mere than buying printing Merely buying a booklet or a catalog or some circulars from a printer is net of itself going te sell your goods. Printed advertising is something te be used. It is a means te an end. It is a way te reach many people quickly and at a low cost and tell them something. But printed advertising is something te be planned, something te be conceived and used with a knowledge of hew it works. The mere fact that you have spent money for printing will net make sales for you. This fact. makes the selection of a gped printer a thing of prime importance. The geed printer can pro duce geed printing, and you, the advertiser, can turn your efforts into planning a message that says what you want te say. That you may net be' without help in deciding tHe major questions in planning your printing, we call your attention te a series of books, entitled "Making it Easy te Plan Printing." better paper cee better printing "Making It Easy te Plan Printing" Is the title of a aeries of books en better direct advertising which printers and advertisers can secure en application te distributors of Warren's Standard Printing Papers. S. D. WARREN COMPANY BOSTON Warren's Standard Printing Papers arc 'Distributed by D. L. WARD COMPANY Lembard 6Soe PHILADELPHIA 3ltain ijet BALTIMORE WASHINGTON WILKES-BARRB CHARLES BECK COMPANY Jmharri fif)je6Qj: 609 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia SiCain 6t91 Wk. -? October thim.W.tn.. - .. ,'t" ' 0Ceirren,. ,;. 7- ,-"' ' PriiiUndPdpcrs Q 'iiiiii'ii'iiiiii'iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiraiii'ii'innii'ii'iii'iii' " m " M 1 "i" i" '"'i" iG'"iwi'"wM Economy Basement Specials for Thursdd Wednesday, October 11, 1022. Mere Open 0 A. M. Cleiti Si30 P. At. f KnellenburgS fr. M ENTIRE BLOCK-MARKET ll!l2!smEETSV. J MATCHLESS VALUES IN Women's & Misses' $12.50 Stunning Pole Spert Coats At $7.95 m i What an opportune offering at the very threshold of the new season! Yeu save almost as much as the price you pay and you purchase an up-te-the-minute coat. Every coat in this let is a product of a geed maker. Lines tailored in te stay and materials made te give service. There are the smart swajyjrer styles with regular and set-in sleeves. All jauntily belted and trimmed with patch or set-in pockets. Choice of tan, reindeer, olive and brown. SsELLnJBURaS Economy Basement Mere Great Values in Women's Extra-Size Muslin Underwear Extra-Size 49c TV xSfc 59c Night Gowns Alse Envelope Chemise and Draw ers of lingerie cloth. Neatly tailored models. Extra- sGts 69c Of lingerie cloth, cut full and roomy. Extra-Size Drawers Well-made drawers of linerun cloth trimmed with deep embroidery ruffles; also Corset Cevers and Chemise neatly trimmed with embroidery. Extra-Size Lingerie Gowns &Qs Daintily trimmd night gowns cut full. OtC Garments worth twice the price. Extra-Size Gowns and Chemise. . . Alse Skirts beautifully trimmed and fin ished. All cut full and roomy. 98c Extra-Size Aprons Fresh, clean and neat aprons made of percale m the most desired patterns. Smartly finished with pipings, sash and pockets. 89c bNELLE'lbilRflS Economy Basement Women's and Misses' $1.50 Smart Brush AQ Weel Scarfs 5OC The very things that the raw Fall weather demnnds. They come in Burt", Sand and Brown and are C4 inches long and 7 inches wide. All have heavy fringed ends. bNfl I RJBi-RuS Economy Basement Girls' $8 te $10 Velour and Cheviot Coats In a Great Sale Tomorrow At $4.95 WBIIIHl ; Him ,,;. ii ""li l0 "rni icr i pCSfT HgStahu K?V!L,WJIW' flnd belt rut - uauiin aitimntn.i i - -- ""ilvU I Read the Want Ads in the Classified Section &fe .. Here is a great saving opportunity for the eco mimical mother Coat Ceat that warrant service plu .style at this remarkably low price. Plain and fur trimmed models with fancy pockets, belts ani buttons. Cellars can be worn low down or but toned high up around the neck and thus keep the school girl snug an i warm. Many lined throughout. Sizes 7 M Girls' $1.50 and S2 Jean Aftddies $1 .00 Made of Lonsdale Jean cut full mifl rnnmu PU ilrt if ull-whitc or white with contrast ng cellars and cuffs. SneTleNdURQS Economy Basement aasN. SNELLENBURG & CO Jik i y Tri? jft.n Wmfm Great Bargains in Beys' Clothing Beys' $3.50 CO O-r Corduroy Suits .J Manly Oliver Twist mod med els of extra fine quality cor duroy in blue, brown, drab and green. Sizes 3 te 9. Beys' $5.00 All-Weel Jersey Suits CO QEJ Oliver Twist rtylei In five shades. Pant lined, Sizes 3 te 9 yean. Beys' Twe-Pants Suits at. . . Splendid mixed cheviot suits. Full-lined knickers. Sizes 7 te 17 years. Beys' $8.50 Twe-Pants Suits at... Of dark mixed cheviets. Knickers full lined. Sizes 6 te 17 years. Beys' Chinchilla and Cheviot Overcoats. . Butten te the neck and belt all around. In blue and brown chinchilla and mixed cheviot Sizes Wi te 10 years. Beys' Mackinaw Coats at $3.95 t0 S7.25 Made cellars. years. Beys' $1.39 Knlcker Pants at Of mixed cheviets. In sizes 7 te 17. Reys' S2.25 Knicker Pants Of mixed cheviets and corduroy. Sizes 7 te 18 years. bNELLENBUROS Economy Dn-sement $6.95 $4.95 S5.75 $4.95 with convertible In sizes 6 te 17 95c $1.39 $7.00 te $30.00 Sample Metal Beds $3.50 te $15. SI 8.00 Da-Bed it $9.95 j'vprarev All-metal day bed, com plete with cretonne c-"cr and pillow, SnELLEI.eURjjS le'rn Bafiument Extraordinary Sale of Beys' $2.25 te $2.95 Wash Suits At $1.19 Made of excellent quality materials in the most wanted styles, including Middy French Middy, Regula tion and Oliver Twist styles. Sizes 2 te 6 years. Children's Flannel Night (Qn & njrn Gowns W, I OK, Outing Flannel nighties of geed quality. Neatly made and finished. . Children's Outing- Flannel Skirts. . . AKn Gertrude style in sizes 2 te 6 years. Tct Children's Sateen Bleemers Qf Well-made garments with elastic at waist Wvl and knee. Sizes C te 12 years. Babies' Chinchilla 0O A C te (RO QC &Ceivln,v Coats P 0VO Well made and Short white coats in cunning styles. finished, bizes 1 te 3 years. Babies' White Chinchilla Hats Smart becoming hats with ear tabs. Werth far mere. Children's Chinchilla Coats, Smart and serviceable coats in belted styles. Choice of becoming shades, including gray, cin namen, navy ana drown, sizes 2 te u years. Sk'F'I -nfsurgS Economy Haun.-nt 55c $4.95 WASH GOODS 17c 25c Quilting Chintz, Special at, Yard Fresh new patterns in flowered, Oriental and Persian Jesigns. In all colors. Mill Remnants of 29c Dress Gingham, 32 Inches Wide, Yard . Large assortment of check and plaid styles make Ine school and house dresses. Lengths run up te eight 'ards. 16c 29c Plain and Striped Plisse Crepe at, Yard Fer men s shirtB, women's undergarments nants. Ne mail or phone orders. 12c Mill rem- bKELLENBURTiS Economy Basement $6.50 Window Sets At $3.98 "Complete WWm I 'it I i j i -&)) ' - I A complete window Bet ready te hang, consisting et One pair of Velour Cur tains iclth Valances One Full - Length Lace Panel end One Deuble Red. A household help te the woman who is preparing for the winter's activities. The veleurs are of excellent quality and in the most wanted shade. Ihe pan els are 2h feet x 4.) inches and come in a wide and beautiful assortment of patterns. Overlooked edcre. SneLLENSURGS Economy Basement Phenomenal Rug and Linoleum Sale! Heavy Tapestry Brussels Rugs-Size 9x12 Feet $11.79 Seamed and seamless Seconds. eamless Weel Velvet Rugs COQ QA Size 9x12 Feet $6U.OV Splendid assortment mill seconds. Seamless Velvet Rurs, 6x9 Feet $12.00 S'icht seconds. Seamless Heavy Velvet Rugs 8.3x10.6 Feet $20.00 Nearly nerfect. A "minster Rugs Special Let of Mill Runs 9x12 ft. 8.3x10.6 I 6x9 ft. $29.89 $27.89 $17.89 Japanese Grass Rugrs 9x12 ft. 36x72 In. 27x54 In. 85.00 98c 89c Tapestry Brussels and Velvet Carpets 79c, 98c and $1.39 Yd. 27 inches wide. Cut from fuU'rells. Geld Sal -m m (&HGOLEVM Kvry Rug perfect, witl Geld Seal guarantct 16.20-9x12 Feet Size.., Other Mzi' nrepnitinna'clv redi'i1' cry Spt'cial Cerk Linoleum, Best "' i' ' "' ll n vcl. fil'tx. rV $11.89 37c SneTLunburgS Kcenutny Basement rSNELLENBURG & CO.: if i n V .;A j-tr.J V :..,
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