ï~~ d4dtorium iWeek ierican-Made itb a splendid boratoryZvin the Superiority al rests, and Show. ric D ap Industry r"eYears oal Tar products, dye-inter. made, together with about W. 1 Kction of fabrics dyed with s of navy blue-serge et American dye.E ry idreds of school children, exhibit. iwifibemad. tWar Chrim a' SiwpjM -at Dace!t T he" Government must conserve moil. It must not have its de livery, systems overburdened during the month of December. 'must be able tQ main. tamn a normal working force at all times. NATURALLY -- w e must all do our Christmas shopping NOW --(not in December). WO must distribute Christmas buyin over a longer period than ever before. / Mp p~sbent~n reestLa epteÂ~ ~eth II eat te psteg. [email protected]~ehao5.d a ISe~tIMteesmta. isIrv.g n ova Orders ~'urangie Here (lopig Order of sMate to Curlb.epidemic too in Effect 4Tcjuonrow Midnight. Finds "Convenience" Not 'Test, Fit. Skeptical Over "H'eine" Note Which Lays Blast to Enemies WVABMIV4TOMN. Oct. L-videoqr' tending to show that the explosion in the T. A. Clleeple ehell-loeadtng plant at Morgan. N. J. last week was caused by enemy agents has been discovered by government operatives is a letter predicting the explosion on Friday night signed 'Meln and addressed to a nman In Sonora, Mexico. Agents of the Department are Investigating, bet they are Inclined to quaestion the genulneness of the letter. which was picked up In the railroad etation of a Now Jorsey town. Stories told by workmen at the shell Dee Wtlles, Vlt5Rfldet~k sd Dewee days before the expilon, warning of *SpL lssediete Aete Nepded it some aceldent to foliow, tend'to con * firm the theory that the explosion was Iosea is to Ds Servd.-Othee not accidental. On the other hand. Mualelsajtie taempyeg -pfddmis< agents of the Department of Justice new believe that the first explosIon oc Shows Lasge eeeee Is City 'ieday curred in a work room, rather than In the powder magazine. and this Is taken to Indicate that the finst explosion may Dy.,proclantatlon issued late this at. have been accidental. tern~nn Mayer Gillen placed in, affect In Newark at midnight tomorrow the ordE of the state Department of Health Appe~al to Swayze r-tre houses, ance halls. aloos. soda M d y M ~ re foetalee, lodge rooms and pool rooms M a e b ' c belosdutltepeeLpdmeonfqueespa subsides. The proclasmation alep prohibits "all publ gatherings." Trolley Head Writes Letter Telling The order is understood to apply to block dances, rpmgmags eales and Justice Rciesi hetn all ether gatherings, Including.y. eeiesipTretn *jbely seine Liberty Loan outdoor meet' Comn. ) tgan.w hidh draw any number of per- son "gete' This stton on the Mayor's part fol lowed twenty-feur hours of delay. duer- Danger in Rebate Ticket Plan log which It was his aseupption that ____ he hfadeauthority to act at his discre tione.apd the city's convenience. Resorting to a somewhat unusual Hfelth Officer Craet~r was in coorse Inajuialpoedn.Ps cenfp renoe with the Mayor most ajuialpoedn.rs. of t9; e day. before goinb to see the dent Thomas N. McCarter of the Public Mayor be said that If figures of tS'e Service Rtailway Company has written epideicl since noon yesterday shouid, letter to Supreme Court Juetice show O grave Increase Is newcae poed.deaths he would reconmmend thatI Swayz. In which he declares that t losling orders be Issued at once. the suggestion for a rebate on the es Titose figurs show the lacrnest num- tra fare to be paid en and after the her of new cases of lltfluenoa. the fifteenth of this month is virtually Im lggqt number of new cases of pass- patcbe n htI h asfr ieee tpaod nearly double the number of patcbe n htI h adfr deaths reported In this city for any. alowanes was finally not allowed, the twenty-four-hour period since the ot- tickets calling for such a rebate would breakt hers began. The new ases of Is- be no good he~the coincany. not flleeea h gve been l.256. more than double the daily average of the past haing the funds to mat them, would two days and 5uO more than on any other have to becomes insolvent day si ice the outbreak began. The The letter suggested that the justice pneumonia cases reported are sixty-flne, oaght not to exercise his judicial dis more. than double the number re- cretion in a matter fraught with such ported on any day since September i?.searious consequences, but shnuid ye Th etsatributed to influenza are quire counsel for the mnunicipallitie to eighteen. on more than yeserday's prove a prima facte case before grant. figure, and in addition fourtesa mere leg the writ asked. dshthe are asoriLed to psaumenli the Mr. McCarter's rommonlehim to the death certificates failing to shew justice was given net 'for polalication whether influenza was a contributing by George L. Rerord,.f chOnsel ber the canes or not. The total of the deaths League of Monicipaliti e. -Copies of it from the two causes, in any case, Is had been furnished to MW. Record and therefore, -thirty-two. in Marshall Van Winkle. his associate The tetel sombeer of case thus far hai the Increased fare oppoettion by Mr. -reported to the -local department s MCarter-.. 125." The deaths* thuis far reported justice Swayze could not be reached offiilly is" seventy-six. The death today, bet Mr. McCarter was Informed rate. as compared with the number ef that the letter had been given to the eases, expressed In percentage, is only newspapers and was asked If he had President'.Addre No Arminstice, British and American Troops Smasha of Hindenburg Line 'Between k and Canirai in New / Latest Thrust Touches Vital Sect, Successful Advance of Franco-Americar pagne -Operations Puts Enemy I Peril in that Area, Severe Battle Is Impending on "the American 1 (aythAseetdPei Renewing majer operations on the pentsrjlf the thc North Sea, British and American troops today ei dcfcnses of the Hindenburg line between St. Quetin While. Field Marshal Hale Is attacking on thc of St. Quentin, the French aleng the Suippe continue toward the German communication line, despite strop French have reached the juncture of the Suippe at forced their way Into two large &wns pa the Middle The Anglo-American thrust against the vital sec St. Qutentin follows euccesesful local operations Monds revoir and Montarehain. The British and Americafrom thp hills weal of "the canal between the two t Junction' of Bohain and.the railway lines running ac so important to the German supply system in this real Successful continuation of the French advance Rheima is menacing the security of the Lace Massif au-Bac, the French are fighting their way into Cond tion of the MAine and Suippe. Progress northward from these towns would panne and Leon positions now eccupied by the Gen the line of both the Aiane and the itetourne. lI [sles-Sur-Sulppe and capturing Baxenceurt, the From the German hold on the Snippe and muade neeos Retourne or Aune, further north. From the Snippe to the Meuse, en the southernt and Americans continue to press the. enemy hafi. behind the Geran lins on the American ooer the ieportant town of Brienlise, oil the" wesebre '.r pti.the. dronne. Forest -to' the Manse flia. atie. v 'oho CGrmm: pesi cUl. the Iftyi 1.ewt, h " g le di1bz s = lRito, (p q-I j -Asktthr ~ 4 4 ~ l:Offer of Mi88e8'.ed.Suits at49.5O0 ms of Models that Are Regularly Sold at 69.50 to 89.50 1 RFUL QUALITY VELOUR, purchased by us a long time l erica. -each with an individual grace that recommends it force-. insists upon smartness and "difference." Lines executed cluding.e mn Tan,Taupe Navy Gray Bark-Tan ngear seal and taupe inutria-some with large fur pockets sly lined, wail interlined. Sixes 14 to-)& irece.' Tits Off er Is an Achievement Qtnly 1*'99W9o.8 Effor't. Take Advantaef WIt 2 8~tts::nAlt495 r. - 08/29/2006 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS NEWSPAPER R M,.---