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reet and City!-tall Square'; \.fl- 4-11-.have been
ie James Rhoads:Auxiliary. "ity-. to their c
inth and Parrish streets; No. 4.2. the ie
herwood Recreation (Centre Au,4 iliary. To C
'ifty-sixth and Christian stree t;"No
4.i the Memorial Cburch Auxiliary,}~eP
ighth and CumbLerlandi streets: No. Defense i'
44, the Athletic' Recreatioy. centre formation,uxiliary. Twenty-sixth and *Je ~ersocn lrtItet;:o44,thSos rbtri 'i.hutch Auxiliary, B~road street and; night thatb
~astle avenue; No. 446. the University now thro ueAxlay 61LmadoreuII se
nd No 447, the Norristown High* lnformati4. chad tuxiliary (Norristown b h j. help duriifr t t e n t e:IRE AT BARREL FAC1ORY (uae to
115,000 Worth of Cooperate Saved puredusi
From Destruction bueaued i
Prompt action. in turning 4ian ne"4oJ0 i
uiarm saved $15.000 worth of c4,oper- said Mr.
ige material from destruction y fire bueaou
last night when flames were dise"pvered been gie
n the garage of the Hobert ilIixlton side agen
'onipany, barrel manufacture rs,!W'ee- th rough!acoe and Wolf streeqs. example
WillO= Watson, a 'watchman ii the by co-ope
~,lac'e, passing through on his 4ighrsly A total!
'ounds shortly after $ o'clock.iw through t'
intfl esi h auesiftetnaI)garage. He r'an toi an ilni":and,iil plant
brought the fire eompanies. I " hIL.' -9:ve ove'
time' they arrived the flames, whci hli had ments to
bee eating away at the curta tit; o w ere pin4
several motor trucks, had spread ij.- -,better gr
idly in the direction of the barr l fac'- is " poe.Te rmswr utoft h
tory prpr.h lms eect(f h co r
within a few feet of qiaantitieij of wood, t '~
grease and other inflammable ouate'-cakt'
rial. jobbers a
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" were mat
NOW OFFICERS IN ARMY othev I
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holding the bodiedj ('onsigneg creased from iol. yesteroay to o ' LOre unburied for too long a day, and deaths- were 307 agaist 32 7
the day before. The total of influenza
ose Emergency S~rvlce cases reported now is 298.2 o, neuadeiphia Council of NationalI monia cases 48,328. and deaths 16,174.
ill close its "-Filbert 100" in- I
bureau at midnight tonight.! LIMIT USE FURLOUGH
Uripps. Jin ('barge of the
as ('ouncil. declred lastFA EC RICTS
all the eases can be handledFA ECRIC TS
gh the normal ager.Eies..
timated that the bureau of SpÂ~eIOI to Th' Iu"Q'ver
n rec'eived.3000 c'slls for CAMP DIX. X. J.. Oct. 23.-Solg the epidemic. D1uring the diers here and at other cantonments
lays, its resour('es for m i $ who may be invited to participate in
helpi were entirely made- eommnxt celebrations and entertainmeet the demand, but with ments will not, hereafter. enjoy the
essive day the situation im- priviflege of furlough fare certificates
d during the past uweek the for reduced railroad rates, according
as able to secure the heln to a new ruling of the War Departmost of the cases reported. inent. Thf privilege of reduced fares
orb praise cannot we given" on wek-end trips from r'am p was de-f
1)ri pps last night,4 "to hot ILnIed from the beginning, but has work-:Per and paid workers in tb# ed no hardship on Camp Dix soldiers
Splendid co-oper4tion has becaus~ of the extensive motor jitney
by a score or mno e of out- service to and from nearby towns.
ies, and the seriie rendered The new interpretation says:
he bureau is a c 4nspicuou~ "The furlough fare reduction was
f what can be a ompliube4 pimarily grantee to enable our xolation in the face' o need.''chders and sailors to visit their homes
of 22(1(1 coffins wer~ provided before going overseas. It was not
is l'hilalelphia C'ou cil of Na- stated in the order of the Director
ense by various to nufactur- (;eneral of Railroads that trips might
3throughout the tity. who not be made more for other purposes.
their wouodworki depart- The intent, however. was to restrict
the work. Fifte hundred the arrangement of trips made exclu-t
coffins and 700 ere of a give'el on personal account.4
ide. with a re gul on finish. "Communities all ov'er the country
done after it was und that are inviting and entertaining groups of
manufac'turers' w re unablef soldiers and sailors, such as -'bands,
ith the situation. All of the drill and athletic teams. from nearby
ePre lilac-ed in t ansof'camps and stations, to participate in
id uindertakers to the distrib- local c'elebrationis. It is not the purigh the regular c'h~nnels, and l)0se that the furlough fare reduction
ufac'tuired %i'thoutl profit. should be broadened to cover transiladelp hia C'ounc'i realizing portation of men traveling in bodies
hie epidemic that the Morgue on such occasions, and it will not be
hold the numbesr of bodies go construed by the commianding offi-.d be plsced at i t disposal, cers responsible for the issuance of
re mortuaries. F a hundred furlough fare certificates."
re placed in these, of which
iready been buried., CAMDEN MARKS TIME
suggestion of d" iirector of
"~ uplertC'ros Associa- WAITING TO LIFT LID
udraers' organization.
pit tensemblmoercfrm the Camden health officials arc now
nftnietaes from ofe marking time waiting for the State
rcrctrY *Board of Health to lift the quarantine.
rer 1atnght, Dr.H., H. Davis, president of the Came, in Harrisburg ls i den board, said yesterday that the epirif on an4 risit the demic situation" grows better daily and
inacite coal that another -- vast improvement was
talked with supeiintendents shown yesterday. Only nine new cases
Lrge anthracite c~ rporationa of influenza were reported to the board
aafflic d with th~ epidemic. yesterday and but three deaths were
atefro twnty vetofity recorded, making a total of92 deaths.
"aefo wny iet The total of influenza cases is 8766,
'eductli in outputl during the______
ka of Otober. I fluenza il
Fas)
Tild
War i
Seven Philadelphians Among Those
Honored With Commissions
Included among the appcintme ts an-'
nouneed ye sterday by the War 1) partnefit is he' name of John F reyth
Meigs, 3, of this city, who ha been
made~ a ~aptain. Others were:
('aptair4o0rdnance-Jlames A. erns,
134 $out Forty-sixth street.
Sec-ond lieutenant, Ordnance- avid
Gilmore Townsend, 60068 Ridge avenue.
Captain, " uartermaster-John Forsyth Meigs,2df
First lieutenant. Quarterma terMpnroe Edwiar-ds Voigtsberger, 4831
Nclrth Fifteenth street.
Second lieutenant, Motor Tra sport
Corps--Charles Hoffman, 8215 E heron
*at' lieutenant, Air Service Po
ductio)-UHarry Blair Coulter i
} y u b own Pedestrian; Esca es
'~oieare searching for the "m torist
who,struck and injured John~ Bo ough,
38. Tears old, of Bridemburg, as "h was
c~ossivng Sitiet -street at Gre uway
av enue: Iay night. Borough was icked:up: in,' an.WI}OZJbciouw. condition y Pede~tst~ians,7 wl had 'him taken. te
] ier t d ftHopjtlL "-I. is b eved.Xn tv' ~in1'fl ~neirA. n
Gould no
that wot
secured
bodies wiv
200 have
-At the
the Anie
tin,ann
Mayor.S
servic'es
various c
War Bak
Dr.' Ro
gave this
effect of
produictio
". -hay
of three
in distric
They esti
per cent.
three 'we1
invading
this in. l
tion of n
during th
the.inva
death 'an
ing itiflue
15 to
thereafte'
rate in s
twe~1ty. 'p
high as t
five flee
In- an.
f
Until pe
again pre'
er-nment]l
the maki
Heels in ii
all colo~r
brown a
eight in
Theref ori
timely info.
everty worn
pretty. sh~
her sharef
stocks are
"A" PeOa
with Patent
Kid Vamp.a
ad5p Gray
Kid Vamps,
Ac To~ps to
With Cuba
Walkc aAr A
Mde
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