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ran m '"lnt another city new era
In Mn nvrifinlltn tutattli.n In VnrrlIOIl
tt efMttti .1 immM titii n nrlrntfl family
dTcrtltcr In n limn of refinement with no
uonanie uaima or nMeeintnitu anu m
b references entirely i:illfiiett'ry.
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Beems Finals, $3,00 te M.0
Smoked Beef
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of smoked beef, nnd
put a lump of cheese en
each. Heat in the even
till cheese melts, then
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LEMPERK
THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE
Here is
Geerge Gibbs
with his novel,
THE HOUSE
OF MOHUN
It tells about an avcaire
American family and thy part
played in its failures and v.ic
cessea by the younger gener
ation. $2.00
A Best Seller
Since Publication
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Publishers New Yerk
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Select ynnr Uied Car here nt a price
you'll like te pay. Small down payment.
Balance monthly. Driving lesseni
FREE I We itand back of every tale.
Our reputation is your protection. No
where else in town will you find such
splendid Used Cars all remarkably
low priced, from
$150 up
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Oiru rvmnigs 'til 0.30
Guy A. Villey Moter Ce.
rattic and Jewctt Distributor
BROAD STREET at VINE
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Oentlemen W lnstallnl ene of
your "Pawnee Pipeleu Heaters in
January. 1017. te heat our home rf
lU (0 rooms and hall and ean
truly say it has Wn ver satisfn..
terv: net tI- h. nt"? vr7 com cem com
fertablr In all weather, but usinr
llttle coal, which 13 a b'B item
nowadays. We only w'th we hid
Installed It socmer. as our home was
very hard te heat with stoves.
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$18.50
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$97.00 Guaranteed
ALL WHITE OR CRAY ENAMEL
GAS RANGES
Including Solid Tepi
S67-50
GasSteam or Het
Water Radiators
(Jan and Ceal Water Hnntrs
Installed for All Qua Kitchens.
Wm. Alkers, Jr., Ce.
Uth ii FJbcit Sts.
CM or Okltrred i'ayment l
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RADIO DIRI HIP
10 AID OF SMYRNA
Near East Relief Appeal Turns
$130,000 Carge of Feed
Toward Constantinople
LOCATED OFF GIBRALTAR
A wireless message from the Near
Knt Kctlef caught the steamship
Orient Jut pIT the const of Gibraltar
et,rdav and diverted its destination
from n Kudnn pert te Constantinople.
! The Orient has en heard n cargo of
( foodstuff vnlned at $1. '10,000. When
1 appeals reached the Near Kast Itellef
i several dii into from Mltyleiie asking
for the immediate shipment te that
i-iand of all available feed and cloth-
, in.' for relief of the 1C0. (MX) destitute
refugees from Smyrna, the sens were
searched by wireless for a vessel having
I feedstuffs en beard. The search con-
i tamed for two day- without result.
There came a wireless message from
fhe steamship Orient answering the call '
for lielp ami imgi".tiiie tliat the Near i
I'ii.t Helief get in touch with the own- 1
t !" of the vessel for permission te have,
' I . Orient divc.-t -d from Its original
i'imr-0 Thi-i was done at once nnd the
steamship intei-i its agreed te release
the i-nrgn and send the xsel threuch ,
1 the I'ardanelle.s te Contantineple, In
ktea.i of having It continue its trip te
Hint k Sea ports.
Sixth Vessel liOeatcd
' The Orient is the sixth vesstd le- I
rati I at sea by wireless nnd diverted
by Near Kast Kcilef te ports in the I
Aei'i'.iM Sea In rispnne te hurried np-
' pea's for fuetNtulTs.
The stenin-hlp Snngus, which left this
pett last week, was reported today bv
wir. ic-N te be ldilO m.ii's eiT tin- lcla
w.iV" Capes. jn.t ten hour-ahead of its
"olidiu'e. lien the Sailgus left, it.
ceiiimatiiler was .i.niu'e-.-eil with the
,111k' ii. j of the i-ull for foeiWtufl'i from
'the Smyrna dlstrtct and he mikI he
v '.M "try hi- dtirndest" te liie.i!; all
..peril I'.'oe'd-. 'I'de .teamslilp Ceenr
d'Alet.e will arrive here next Monday
! . u.l amnher rarge of feed and cloth
ing. Contributions rtecelcd
Contributions of mere than $10,000
wi'ie received by the Near Knt Ilellef
ye-tenlay. Among them were three
checks for $1000 each, from I.aura M.
Sniiib. Warren, Pa.: Themas tieff.
,"11 Locust street and Sstephnne llres.
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Mr .itul Mr- Santtiel Uia
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GEORGIA GOVERNOR
BEATEN BY GEORGE
Hardwick Overwhclmlnely Defeated
In Senatorial Primary
Atlanta. C.a., Oct. IS. (lsy A. l 1
Walter K. Geerge, former Justice of
the State Supreme Court, with a total
of .",04 county unit votes, was over
whelmingly nominated as candidate te
succeed the late I'nited States Senater
Themas V.. Watsen In yesterday's spe
cial Democratic priuiury, according te
complete unofficial returns complied by
the Atlanta Constitution today.
The victory of (ieerge marked the
second defeat of (toverner Hnrdwlcl:
within as many months.
Of the 100 counties in the State.
Geerge carried I0..". giving him ninety
six mere convention votes than re
quired for nomination, according te the
Constitution's compilations. Governer
Ibmlwlck carried twenty-eight counties,
with seventy -six unit votes; Seabern
Wright, seven counties, with twenty
two unit votes, and Jehn It, Cooper,
1 none, the newspaper's figures showed.
The State Democratic convention
'meets in Macen en October 2S te con
firm the results of yesterday's pri
mary. The convention nominations are
eetixidered equivalent te election in tiie
, general election November 7.
i BURCH TRIAL RESUMED
Expected te Ge Before Jury for
I Third Time Today
j Ixis Angeles, Oct. IS. (fly A. P. I
j After several postponements, the third
fihi! of Arthur C. Hurel), of Kvanstnn.
Ill for the murder of J. Helten Ken-
neilv, I.es Angeies broker, at lleverlv
, (il.'n. a tuburb. August .1, 1021 will
git iim'er way in the Les Angeles 8u-
pen ,r Court today, according te of-
l expectation).
Twe juries have disagreed as te the
g'..lr or innocence of Ibirch. Similar
e'ti..n was taken also by two juries In
the case of Mrs. Madnlynne C. Olien
(hiiiii, Mutly Indicted with Ilurch for
the murder of Kennedy, her former
sweetheart. She is awaiting her third
trial.
; BOY ON LIMITED'S TENDER
1 Rides In "Ceal Berth" Frem New
Yerk te Cleveland
C.cwiland. O. '. is. dJy A I.)
Cem led wltn grime and his tnce red
dened from the wind, fourteen. yrnr-elil
1 Jee Jacksen, of l'renklyn, N. V , wa
' taken from the coal fender of the New
! Yerk Central Twentieth Century I,im
, ited. following 11 fast ride from Albany,
X. Y. Jee wits drenched last night
when the engine took water by scooping
it from a trough between the tracks.
This is the second attack of "travelln'
1 blues" Jee has had recently and it eesi
, his parents $!i."i railroad fare te get him
back from hi previous venture, lie
; said the object of ids present tour was
a job in Chicago te enable him te repay
, the .i).-i.
I "Hut new it's all off again," he
j snid. "I suppose I'll catch everything
1 when I get home. I did the Inst time."
ALLIES BAR TURKISH POLICE
Forbid Kemallst Gendarmerie te
Enter Constantinople
Constantinople, Oct. K.- 1 iiy A. I. 1
The allied missions leached 11 uuani-
inetis decision today forbidding the
Kemalist gendarmerie destined for
Thrace te enter Constantinople,
The KrltUh Xuy has been ordered te
step all vessels bearing Turkish national
police.
TIIK IIIIKHE IS STII.I, WITH IJH
A tew yeura ui:e ircillctlenu were frey
mivl that the automobile would dlsnlace
thu home A "!'' Inl bulletin te the Ilulnei
pf.-tlen of the I't'iu.ic (.ephkr atatea that
"nulea are once mere Knlnlng In herre-lrawn
vehlclfi." KualneuH men and Items of In
calculable value In the nualn.a Bcte.i or
the l'cutie I.eiwki! "JfaLe II n Habit," -
ALL HAZING MUST END,
WARNS NAVY OFFICIAL
Drastic Action Expected by Acad
emy Ceurt'Martlal
Annapolis. Oct. 18. "Drastic ac
tion" In the case of hazing at the Xaval
Academy new under investigation by n
Court-martial was forecast by an official
of the Academy yesterday.
"We nrc going te put an end te the
hazing Idea here, though we probably
will be compelled te take some drastic
action In this cane te de it," the of ef
fielal said.
As a result of the latest hazing two
midshipmen of the fourth class are In
the hospital, two midshipmen nre be
fore n court-martial for alleged leader
ship in "putting the. plebes through
some stunts," and several ethers must
answer charges.
W. II. McGregor, of Bremerton,
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THINGS
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Pre-eminently
the place for
Dres
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At $35
Tricetine Dress
Draped en one aide nnd
trimmed with Reman-striped
ribbon and bone buttons.
At $49.50
A Jenny Medel
Trimmed with rewa of braid
and nickel buttons. Its
straight lines denote its orig
inator. Cape Dress
Of Reihanara crepe. Can
be worn under or ever belt.
Particularly beautiful is the
model in the new beaver
shade where only trimming
is self bands of material.
W. H. Embick & Sens
1618-20 Chestnut
Wash., and It. Tt. l'camen, of Pell
City, Ala., are reported te be recover
ing. McGregor Is said te have cellasped
from physical exhaustion as a result of
the "sixteenth." which consists of
standing with hands en hips nnd lower
ing and raising the body by bending the
knees outward and then bringing them
together.
War Hulks Drift Near France
Cherbourg, Oct. 18. The hulks of
fifty ships torpedoed during the war by
German submarines arc at present drift
ing nbeut off the French const in the
North Ben nnd Kngllsh Channel.
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Fermer U. 3. Envey Said te Fear
Japanese Will Harm Him
Peking, Oct. 18. - Hy A. P.)
Dr. Paul Samuel ltelnsch, former
United States Minister te China nnd
since 1020 Counselor le the Chinese
Government nt Peking, Is 111 nt
Hankew.
lie Is said te be suffering from hallu
cinations that the Japanese are trying
te harm him, It is reported that he Is
te be removed te Shanghai.
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keep you well dressed and
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Y. M. C. ADJUSTS TIERNAN
Complainant In Paternity Case Or
dered Out of Hetel
Seutli ncntl, Iml., Oct. 18. (Hy A.
P.) Prof. Jehn P. Tiernnn, Notre
Dame University law Instructor, who
recently charged that Harry Peulln,
haberdasher, was the father of the third
child born te Mrs. Tiernnn, was forced
te leave the Y. M. C. A. hotel here last
night. He returned le his former home.
Prof. Tiernnn said he Kail paid for
bis room nnd that when nttendlng
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Distributors of Hart Sclutffner & Marx Clethes
classes at the university was informed
he could net live nt the hotel where
he centcmplnted stnylng until final ac
tion was taken In Mrs. Tiernnn's di
vorce case. Tiernnn lest his case
against Peulln when the latter was
found net guilty.
Kin of President Tayler Dead
Pathtcah, Ky Oct. 18. (Dy A. P.)
Mrs. Anne Scott, ninety-five, a pio
neer resident of Western Kentucky and
n granddnughtcr of Zachary Tayler,
died nt the home of her son, Hess Scott,
near here, yesterday. Dentlt was due
te Infirmities of age.
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FOUND DEAD IN WOOD
Wife Discevert Mllltewn Auction
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West Chester, Pa., Oct. 18. Theo Thee Theo
dere 8. Gelder, sixty-five, Enst Mill
town auctioneer, was found dead in a
vt'ned near his home early today by Ma
wife, who had been searching for hlni
Death is thought due te heart trouble'
La,st evening he nnd his wife went te
the ceuntrv. with their beagle hounds for
t mining, but Mrs. Geldcr returned
lenvlng her husband with the dogs, '
When found the five dogs were gath
ered closely about the body nnd a light!
lantern wns upon his nrtn.
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