Coach Guyer Resigns Lebanon Valley Position; Future Plans Not Known m Wi & lil^M a jM H Rwt Jm COACH R. J. GUYER Annville, Pa., May 10. R. J. Guyer has tendered his resignation as athletic coach at Lcoanon Valley College and the board after due con sideration have accepted. He has had several offers for positions with bigger schools but up to the present time has not signed any contract for next season. Coach Guyer came to Lebanon Valley four years ago and practically has put athletics at that school on the plane that they are at present. He is an alumnus of the college and afterwards took a course at the V. M. C. A. Training School at Springfield, Mass. President Goss ard has had several applicants to succeed Guyer, among whom is Eugene Miller, the former State College star. Although 110 definite action has been taken Miller seems to be the most promising candidate. The authorities are seriously con sidering cancelling the remainder of the baseball schedule for this year due to the loss of many of the squad who have enlisAd. Big Bill Lange Ready to Fill Baseball Vacancy New York, May 10. "Big Bill" Lange, old-time Cub player, is ready to play ball to fill a vacancy for a man called to the front—or he is ready to take his place in the trench es, he declared to-day in a letter to John K. Tener, president of the Na tional League. • "When the army drafts all your players," he wrote, "the chances are you will have to get some players that are 45 and over, so if you do, 1 will volunteer my services, as I will be 46 on June 6." Four Yale Captains Now on Government Duty New Haven, May 10.—Alii four of Yale's major sport captains have fin ished their college courses and are now in the national service. Artemus Gates, captain-elect of the football team, is at Miami, Fla., with an aviation unit, to which Cord Meyer, captain of the crew, also is attached. Johnny Overton, captain of the track team, and Harry Le Gore, captain of the baseball team, are both about to be commissioned lieutenants of marines. They left Jk New Haven yesterday. • It is estimated that there are not enough "Y" men left in the univer sity to make up one varsity team, let alone four major sport teams. NITE EXPORTS INCREASE Washington, May 10.—American exjorts in Europe in March the sec ond month of unrestricted submarine warfare showed an increase of more than thirty per cent, over February. A commerce department report to day estimated March phippients at a value of $56,600,000 against $43,- 750,000 in February. The January to tal was $57,500,000. April totals have j not been made public. TWO SI"ITS FILED A trespass suit was brought this I afternoon by Jennie Bower against ' M. Brenner & Sons, to recover $5,000 ; damages, because of injuries she sus- j tained in an auto accident last De- | cember, at Sixth and Cumberland streets. Mile Radoikovich brought an ac- J tion against Mita Yovanovich, of! Steelton, for $5,000, for alleged alio-! nation of his wife's affections. MIXING RIGHTS HELD I P By Associated Press Mexico City, May 11. —The De partment of Commerce and Industry has ordered suspended all negotia tions. regarding the denunciation of mining lands held by foreigners who have not resigned their treaty righ's in compliance with the decree of last September. This suspension will last .until the organic law outlining the regulation of mineral and oil lands as provided for in the new con stitution is passed by Congress. MEETINGS PROHIBITED By Associated Press Dublin, May 11. —All meetings or processions in Dublin were prevented from April 24' to May 13, unless au thorized in writing by the police, ac cording to an order issued by Gen eral Sir Bryan Mahen, commanding the forces in Ireland. The prohibi tion was aimed to cover the first an niversary of the rebellion which be gan on Easter Monday, April 24. TO CREATE HEALTH BUREAU By Associated Press London, May 11. The British government is understood to be seti ously considering the establishment of a ministry of health. This min istry, It is stated, would have charge of sanitation, housing, sickness, in-1 surance, and all similar matters that would logically fall under its juris diction. PEACE IN RUSSIA ' By Associated Press Odessa, Russia, May 11.—All the authhorities here are now working under the supervision of representa tives of the Committee of Parlia mentary and National Freedom. This committee has issued a manifesto! A urging the co-operation of all par- | ™ ties In an effort to avoid disputes. As perfect quiet prevails there Is every indication that the new regime Is working satisfactorily here. HIGH FREIGHT RATES By Associated Press Hull, England, May 11. High freights are being paid for the car riage of coal to Christlania and Co penhagen. For coal which costs $5 to $7 a ton, a record freight of $45 a tpn was paid, and recently the freight charges on a cargo of 2,300 tons shipped to Christlania amount ed to SIOO,OOO. McNeil's Pain Exterminator.—adv. FRIDAY EVENING, HARRISBXJRG <6BHL TELEGRAPH MAY 11, 1917. A Great Variety of Unquestionable Money-Saving Values Enters the Big Sale Tomorrow ji Saturday* The Biggest Values, the Biggest Selection in Women' & Misses' ji \ More Surplus Stocks From Some of the Best Makers of \ jj Spring Suits, Spring Coats, Dresses & Dress Skirts j \ Sat S gs j Enter the Big Surplus Stock Sale at Positively the Lowest Prices of the Season jj j SpFllllJ SllltS SpFlllff SllltS Women s "i™ -- ™women's iK i® % j! Spring s£.B9 I Your Unrestricted Choice Tomorrow of] spring sll .89 1:■ * 8(,0: s^ I *t™o ; I \/\ ] : SUITS ® AH Remaining $24.75, $29.50 & $35.00 SUITS ii T%l U7S Tfc I I 7 ir¥U Worth to 512.50 Women's and Misses' A Worth to $22.50 j\l■ 'JL M 0 A. II Mr JI JL 0 M I °|~ \ \r~ / r ~ Made of wool serge and poplin, X"B M 11 Stunning spring models of poplins, !; 5 * ■ ~T]fb / 5 J! good assortment's and colors CITfTC P I A'™ serges, checks, etc.; all sizes |S I Sui s that you'll find It difficult | | Surplus stocks from the best tj *j /I 5 jj Women's nA 11| OT II I I jgl # B and colors. j, J to duplicate anywhere at near this makers, in belt backs, pinch-backs / \ J j and Misses' \ UQ M. AA KJ ■MM \j> price; all the latest spring models and conservatives. Choice of fine Il\ t !' Sorinp- . rf . JAt Mt SURPLUS STOCK OF , jj C for conservatives and young men, worsteds, cassimeres and blue IL/ -V i j! _ _ fa J A.t llnlv BMr I WOMEN'S AND MISSUS' 'j % ln a " the most desirable patterns serges; all the latest colors and \\ / —"T" 4 S VJ J But only one and two of a kind and all sizes, in the lot, but HDITCC CVIDTC ■! i and iIU In all sizes. \W / ( F LJ .ft. i I not in each style; black,, navy and all colors; be early If you | IIK 1* Il\ I <[ "■ \/ / / i I want to share in this remarkable offer; Poiret Twills, Gabardines, | i C I O* I 1* H lf • rwi \ I // ? Another Big Money-Saving Surplus Stock Sale of I \ at Tm Exceptionally Low Prices \ v \ Women's and Misses' Handsome Spring Coats s2 95 PANTS PANTS SO-69 | Women's & Misses' $0.89 n Women's & Misses' $0.89 I SSSM 1 I PLAID COATS C*— W SERGE COATS *> I I s ' zeß- * |j { Exceptionally well made of good, Including a lot of blue serges and J !' Wnrili n l*> on Black and Navy '! j durable worsteds and cassimeres; all snappy new spring models and ali 2 I! Good assortment of 'sizes; all new iKW/ Worth to $5.95 PUHKSIL! K • , QC latest patterns for spring; all sizes, sizes. i II wlen's* A Mi es - % 4 RQ "" •SSS"?:S 11 1 Just Two Remaining Lots of Michael Strouse's Stock \ 11 SER6E MATS' Worth to $6.95 c ' SPRING COATS 0 NEW WASH SKIRTS jl J MEN'S ANI> YOUNG MEN'S A 7 J- MEN'S AND VOUNG MEN'S tf* 7C 4 In tan, Copenhagen, and all the new- VW " ,V i of Gabardine. Pique, Rep, Printed ~ / _ . nTTTmn I ./ .J n . rtTTTmrt .nl) 1J { li 55 - l,lc " modc " " 4 /Mm ,„ 8 , s EE/"®; && ]| \ Spring SUITS Spring SUITS *s \ I sr£ , £J!T , ' $ fc£ " -'i M | . V C^Z N JJZ H „ ..{ xPDIHII AfIATC I_J / Jei / nl H ' SUHPLUS UIOIKS AI si LIIAI, , . and the latest styles, made of worsteds, cassimeres . . . , . . . ' 2 !j OrnlllU 1/UHIa V I / j j' f , LOW PRICES !j < and cheviots, in a good assortment of sizes and worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots; a good variety J jj Worth to SI 1.50 il l' (If tllOflo.OO GMs' COatS HOQ !;/ colors. of sizes, in the newest patterns and colors. < ii faUI/l \| Women's & Misses' $11.89 ii Women s & Misses'sn.B9 PDIMG com 11 — -ss - .araaffi , '? , s%sS! II SPRING COATS % Worth „ on 11 \ of Men s Pants at Two Extra Special Low Prices ? Worth to $13.50 i ° , Girls Coats OQ !i J ONE LOT OP (J 4 rwrk ONE LOT OI iA <, jj Big variety of the most stylish spring . 1 Snappy new spring models by the | Worth to *0.50. yViUJ j, j |P a HTmn \ 1 1111 % /111 '■ 1 I KflJwsu'ißar •- j| j Men s PANTS* IMen's PANTS* 1 | ! 1 ' 1 Actually Worth to 51.50; ™ Actually Worth to $2.50; J i Hundreds o£ Be&utiful Silk - ■! on Sale Tomorrow, SATURDAY, at Extra Special LOW PRICES \\t L£S!F.."° d chMm """ """""" °° l ' ? \ 1 .vwWVW.WW.WWSWAKAUFMAJi'S —Klmt Floor..WAW.*.SV.V^VASV^%V^^wvwww^ 1 W omens and $3 89 omen's and Misses' Women's and Misses' Spring Women's and Misses' Spring Women's anil Misses' Spring '! —i— ; Misses' Dresses .. Spring Dresses; OQ ... DRESSES, Worth (Q QQ Dresses, Worth (1Q OQ I " Wor.li lo 56.50 Word, S9.M. sb " B! ' DRISSES ' WorU ' $8.89 > 19.53 51 | Oil £D >M C ' O• 1 I? i S n,a rt , !ll! ' cZ>JiTo';. Wis ; i Sarplus Mocks ot Boys New Dpnng suits rrom serges and silk poplin* va- taffeta, a variety of ne\\ Handsome spring models, ... . combinations, etc.; all new t 1 _ M MM 1 *>• • j riety of colors and size's.. X".* S> ' ° S C ° °' in all colors and all sizes. ors and aTslzes 8880 '' ®° C " Colors" a " jj the ForCHIOSt MakCFS at Big PuCC CoilCeSSlOllS KAUFMAN'S—Second Floor. BOYS' NEW NORFOLK Boys' New Spring Norfolk —, _ _ \ Kvmwwmwwm%vwvitvmwwwwmtvw%wMwt /F[Z+ VmV/ c ,i. /M P I o i r • !SI 'j WASH DRESSES; Qej; Dlu.ssKS; sale ii oo jj // Sale Price 'vt Sale Price P JL .JJ ■ m. ■ . ... Sale I'rice ... . . ... Made °f fine fast color gingham These arc splendid values made 'j white and colored voiles. All i and combination of Georgettes; ]j Vll I UlllO VlUvKw l I ITlvll W I 111 111 wll IIIKV anrt percales in a choice variety of ood gingham, chambravs, etc.; j> W charmingly trimmed with lace or all the newest. I > *. _ . _ ° ? tA O u mIJ", models and colors; big assortment of colors and styles jj embroidery; all si/.es. | Jj l Dim CAIHIIWII TAMAVVAUI CA#hjlmm IXwa SH i \\\ Bc.„, if urNTwTsßiNG ! ™f ST s ' LK A i° V^ E ii at Big Savings, Tomorrow, Saturday It 1.95 ssMsS ji (XM 95c .... $2.93 ii ssc^jpswr^Mc r. Vi lu' i • j . Snio i' VW-i HurrJlJf oaic xTICC X* T> ... . , , i [ Attractive new patterns, well Stylish, new spring patterns, you'll uav un tn nnn ii * Stunninc effects of Dlain white beautiful styles, all new and j ( made of good fast color percales; made of tine madras and percales, where; all new Spring modehi of trimfned 'Jnr Wh l ?i fi ' an^l ?i ""d colored voiles I le ve lope Made of fine crepe de chines and in combinations with Georgette !> DIiKSSES. at nrc4.95 '! " crepe; all the newest colors and prettiest new-spring models: all sizes. || Men's Shirts utul Drawers; OQ< ; Men's UNION SUITS; CQ. at . . . I !■ Sale Price Sale OuC second ====_=J ~i nc balbrUfgan un derwear, in Desirable weights and styles. In the Basement™ These Extra Special Values § a i e Saturday EXTRA SPECIAL ALARM CLOCKS i TOILET SOAP i BROWN MUSLIN $2.69 Tea sis white |j _ Extra Saturday Specials , SKj Guaranteed QQ : Nine Cakes Q£- Yard Wide; 1 Kettle Enamel ;j * . yi' mon'v r I Aluminum Spring O7C | for jOC | a yard 1 l/C Madc of heavy Medicine jj ;fj omen^S —I T llbat Coffee M — -tauge material. Cabinets // Vn A Aff nn|j r limnn Percolators RUGS, LlNOLEUMS—Remarkable Bargains in the Sale Spec |' l r with three glass 'll OIIUCo dllU 1 llllipS \\ ■ lliVWl * Good size BIM P Tapestly Brussels Axminster Rugs I.Jo shelves j. I ;/ Women's $6.00 IVORY KID LACE ii If (Jit 10 1 JOT Rugs Size 8.3x10.6 ft. QtOA QC T-,„o1 $1.39 \\ / $ BOOTS. Saturday A A r | Jb1.19. 'Mjgggj size 9x12 ft. ICQC Rug. Jewel ~ / ,|S Q 7 *b4,45 TII n Ip. I m * , . Bp) fyj/Sm Jl ft a t 1 ., 9 „ !1 n ****,' *\l* Size 9x12 ft - t94 QC Electric Irons j! *V latest spring models with leather Louis ]! Table Damask Cloths & Napkins gV/ !8S 7so $17.95 r u * s with attachment $1 nn ; v\ heeis ah B ue ß for women. 50<- Fine Rleached 75c II ems tit died 1 S Size 9x12 ft *in AC Size 9x12 ft. i.Ul> i \\ Women S White . jj Mercerized Table Square and Round VMmwM Xk > 125 00 value 519.5/ D Hugs anteed. Special CoStUmers < l/TL tl Canvas Lace BOOTS; < ss^is.::: $29.50 | n a-!."<• Bleached Tnhlc' . ciai. | w I '! . , •_ aUen. _ j ma.>k, 70 in. wide; Damask, with lienu--—— ' I !' Women s and Growing Girls LOW-HEEL O '! excellent patterns, tlful patterns, 66 in. ' SI.3Q !! PI T TiA DC • C.tr>t<>.> r~il., • Vl jj S'* 1, . 59C£J\- 49C New Linoleums-Extra Special $7 50 Woo l Fibre Ru.,.- 1,12' $ 2 - 50 Lar g e Casseroles '! I " S!8 ".Z ,V •:; i-toV jSTj,. S: i . , . . ;' " 5c New Printed 50c New Process Brand New Inlaid $/ ' U WOOI rlDrc KUgS, 9x12 .... tj >|° V-aSSeroieS I ; kid . A ll siae*. I Napkin., C l r ßxfßiT! Tai,"^ T ' lnoleum8 ' 2 > dß ' Linoleums. 2 yds. ft.; all good Spring Medallion ®f r u ot NUk< " P,ated 8 " |Jj Women's Plain Patent Leather and Dull Kid Q[- hemmed ready for inches wide, ro o d wide, good pat- wide; big variety si' 6 o value. Sne- Patterns |- Ag Special Inch size. Special' j, PUMPS; Saturday Only |! rWnn 89c C|U ® llty - Spe " Bq ' 49c of P ft < ternß '39 C Clal, 8q ' Q l ?** at vDiJj n - ji Perfectly plain stripped turn-sole styles, covered Louis heels and j! ''oaen clal. yard .. . yd v sq. yd. . . yard /OC Jp 1 ,*),> jj aluminum plate. AH sizes. ~ _ _ _ _ ~ _ ~ '• _ Second Floor. —=- , ■" _S KAUFMAN'S—FIrat Floor. 111VM1VIH..I ! 5