S.7J
'T.i V
vrz-t .
'. U !',..... .r.w,i".. ';-;.!
'v I
jLtLtj.
.Hi'tJ.ftJJKS--MMWn-IJ,tJiWrtC
-. -IT
' ' r i i 4-S "'..v. .,,,,,, Tjmi
1LENCI
CHA
GEO
N HAZING 1A
I
Midshipman Charges Senior
Used Stick After Order
ing Excrcltet
imumiIIii. Nev. 17. Direct physical
JSEnB'tlM flrnt time during the
S5? ceurt-mnrtlnl eerie- et the
D Academy wn charted acaliwt
Sldshlpmnn Geerge M. Lord, of Bone.
S 5 member of the first claw, who
Sen trial during whole of yeeterday
MiSlenn for hiulng Wendell B. Allen,
5r fourth dneeraan, of Dewey, Okla.,
there bring threcjpeclflcatlena In nip-
. dlierttv
resumed He
mrt of the charge.
Ht Is alleged that In October
nr xne m:uuch ..- ...
w one, Allen waa emerea te ixmi
Xemby the latter, cauacd te de physl
Slexerclses and whipped with a cane
Z tick. Lord denied all of these
sflejatlens when he went en the stand
In his own defense. ,..,
There was a direct conflict of testi
mony between Allen and Lord. Mid
Women of different danea testified
thtr were at the table where the order
wis wppeced te "hate been given and
htird nothing of it. There were alie
eme witnesses who attempted te eitab
Ilih a bad reputation for Allen and
ether who testified as te the geed
" Anen'te'tlfled that Lord had told htm
te come te the accused' room and had
itked him n question. When he failed
te answer it, he said, Lord had ordered
. him te de "kneebends," a form of
physical exercises, nnd afterward hit
Mm three times with n stick or cane,
Wing. "I like te de this; I like te see
you squirm."
Midshipman Paul Jacksen, Lord's
roommate, wild that he did net remem
ber seeing Allen In the room, and when
inked if he had ordered Allen te de
exercises declined te answer. Allen hed
ttited thnt Jacksen was in the room
during a part of the -hazing.
One of the witnesses who testified te
the geed reputation of Lord was
Charles J. McCarthy, formerly Gover Gover
eor of Hawaii, who attended the whole
teuten. Even mere Interested was Miss
Helen Pllmmer, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Terd'n fiancee, and her mother, Mrs.
W. 3. rilramer.
Allen has submitted his resignation
from the academy, stating that he
could net bear his treatment by . the
upper cmssmen, wnicn nas oeceme worst
Kince it was known that he had made
iittmints unen which tinner plinumnn
...JteA ,t tin trlfwl
The resignation of Midshipman James
0. Benlfnnt, of Powhatan, Vn., sub
mitted for similar reasons, was ac
cepted today. At least one ether mem
ber of the fourth class is Raid te have
resigned for the same cause, nnd it is
believed thnt a number of ethers who
gave different rcasenx really rexlgned
en account of their bad treatment.
W?3Smmm w&S&mmmr&mmwmmmmmmm
mmffs&sSmmmm LL
TYffiWR
I 4V2T7
I JvKmbbmbbbb'
iiiivr
iter;
Carcmk
Typewriter
N.w)
$1.25
vr
wk
TYPEWRITERS
Dealers In
411 MiikM et
from $ r.00 up
15
Guaranteed On Year
LIBERTY TYPEWRITER CO.
A. G. McOUthery W. h. frlrkltt
1029 Chestnut St., Phils.
Phene, Filbert M3S
Corena
The Perianal Writinn Machine
The Stepping
Point
fHi
Some people you, for in
stancemay buy a different
brand of coffee every week.
Net until you purchase a pound
of Asce will you knew when te
step changing. Yeu will find
Asce suited te your taste nnd
pockctbeok.
29
lb
In all our Sterei
LIPIM 4111
irtl"Hflr
X8:)KaKBOKB
for Dependable
DESK FITTINGS
nnf rw mm
O
nronze desk
illustrated
$6.00
Others up te $75.00
Complete Line of Deek Sete
157 nCS,k get8'.-J2.00 Up
--. ucbk seis.
Desk Lamps ....
"ncy Lamps ...
Fleer Lnmps ....
Boek Ends
Clocks ....
W,"K Articles;
n." "' .l""os.... 2.
Pn..l . I6il
Walr MlV'u T LOO .
fl04-900 Chestnut Street I
-WKW3PCW
6.00
5.50
5.00
8.30
2.50
1.00
.50
2.75
i
it
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
ii
Hi
u
1017-1019-1021 Market St.
$.,
ft
-tf
Man-New for Winter
Ready With Greatest and Best Collection of
Clothing Ever Known in Philadelphia Tomorrow Cheese Frem
Mr. Hill's
Guarantee
Gees With
Every
Purchase
mmj. Qmmr
mmmmmmmm
JAmVW$mwmmK'' J?
mlGlmmmmmrT&K MC
'jsBsfilPl''',T!!i'kli McJrTi
'm$mkS- I ' ' wk '9' '"' '" rm
BBHsBBbf. '''BBBBBBEft JSsHBBBBbK TBML " JBBBKV S
iV:''';VK:BBBBBBBKilBBBBBBBBBBBBW''Mft' HMIbbV1
I'''Jb9RbbbbbbbbbbbSPHbbbbbbbbbbbK'' bbbbbSbS
; 'mmmmmmmmffWrl--- j'SL' ', 5b
riJ!lBP?BBBBBBBBBk.Bl' ''' iBWBlil'' 1Jl. ,' Sl
mbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbIiBL bbbbbbP
!!Ibbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb.
flBBBBBKL ' BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbH - '
iBBBBBBBm'" -BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbH Wi -
ii :bbbK'':: 'IbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI '
vbbHI'''' 'Hbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbm
L: bIbbbbH -"
' BBBBBsBBBBm a fBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
:';,; 'IHb;T' ' ''. bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbB
A'JbBBBBBBBBBBBM'' - bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbB ..
if 4IbbbbbbbbbbbbPx IbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbB '
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHT',1. bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH
fhmmmWmmt bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbB
"VIIbbbbbKC' ?bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI''
4bbbbHIv CbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH '
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbP'' 9
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHt-v
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbU'"
lBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBfaS $.
Ceals ll'fe
$15
20&s25
Silk Lined
Tep Ceals
S Silk Lined
Gaberdine
TOMORROW
The Greatest Sale of
MEN'S PANTS
Ever Held in Philadelphia
i
Thousands
and thousands
of pairs
ready for you
in I'Mladel'
nhla'H Largcht
MenV Trouser
D e d a rtment
Every pair of
fered te you
at a saving of
many dollars.
Every pat
tern color
ing and mix
ture is here
nnd a size for
every m n .
Try te match
up your old
coat and
mnke your old
suit give service.
and 1 and 2 Pair Pants
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBH kHBBBBBBSbJbBBBBBT ,mW
At Prices That Save Yeu
Frem $10.00 te $15.00
i
m Men- we are off! Ready with the greatest winter sale in
Clothing History. Ready with the biggest varieties the greatest
values the finest assortments and the largest savings.
New, at the very height of the season, with winter staring
us in the face, MR. HILL LAUNCHES THIS GREAT VALUE
GIVING SALE. ' .
New, when every store is asking full, high prices, MR. HILL
MAKES POSSIBLE THE SAVINGS THAT ARE ACTUALLY TRE
MENDOUS IN A GIGANTIC SALE.
Thousands and thousands of garments ready for you and it
is getting te be a well-known saying around town "IF THE HILL
CO. HASN'T GOT IT IT ISN'T MADE!"
Silk-Lined, Plaid-Back
nvRRr.nATfi ?
V TMMMWWAAAK
Radie Medels 1
Kimene Styles
Ulstersf
Convertible Cellar Overcoats
Storm Coats
Raglan Styles
Ferm-Fitting Overcoats
SUITS With One and Twe
Pairs of Pants!
Single and Deuble-Breasted Medels
English Ferm-Fitting Medels
Jazz Medels Sports Medels
Twe- and Three-Butten Sack Medels
Beys' First Leng Pair of Pants Suits
e HILL co
Is Philadelphia's Largest
Exclusive Clothing Stere
Five floors devoted entirely te clothing for
men and boys. Mr. Hill and his staff of expert
buyers devote their entire time and attention te
clothing only. This is the result!
Ne ether store no matter what the reason,
sale or excuse can ever meet Mr. Hill's low
prices quality and workmanship considered.
And Parents Can Save Meney en
Beys9 Overcoats,
Suits and Mackinaws
$12-95, $14-95 and up te $19-95
f We devote an entire fleer te boys clothing. Here you will find the lareest
varieties the largest assortments and the lowest prices in town. Mr. Hill uives this
department his personal attention, also and parents will save many dollars bv mak
ing it a habit in outfitting their boys at THE HILL CO. y
Open Evenings
Philadelphia's Largest
Exclusive Clothing Stere
:-J
fill w
an L-Jii
Stere Orders Accepted
1017-1019-1021 Market Street
liiiladelphia's Largest
Exclusive Clothing Stere
v J
ia
'?
n
rjl
V'
J
JkfiWwVlMtf r a .
?y
Xj Jx
,,,(,., . .1 , t rtk
rr ',uv3T jx. vr v