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D ANIELS'S SCHEME
FOR BIGGER NAVY
BASED ON SPEED
Plans Big ? ; ?tilla O? -
Craft, la South
y ern Soi iciy.
SUBMARIf ET
ILL NUMBER
175
? B ?a Sl
?..tinuous (.(instruction fur
I
nava! ;
: to the i>o
? .
"There it no
ins? the
Mr. Dei
-
.
necessity ?
cruiser and sco.i'
wat driven home by t. ? ?>f the
? >f the
..;.d by the Bnglit ! Coro?
nel. Chill, and ??? ?nd Islands.
lr every naval event in t! ?
area the leading part
by these fast al
"The five-year progrnmrne put*
: ??hting ?hip? a* its of
the stronger navy we are to build. The
dreadnought programme i-? for a con?
tinuation ... the two : long j
egoapprov. Hi.ar.i and
Europe Our l.eaeon.
"The ?ensational and wonderful ef?
fectiveness of t
fully de? -opean
war, and ? ? make
provlsiu!. for a -?ufticient number to
give us a submarine flotilla of ITS
within the BOX) re. If Con?
gre?? follows th*? recommanda)
have mads, and which tho IV
;, e r flotilla
number 108, an.i these, together
.
? my. which
? .iii?i demand
or rt !...
tions of the wi
? nd of |
ionai libree
"In view of world-wide condition?'
?".-? arisii:? daily, '
ur?.-e
? . reaa of th
of eonatruetion whici.
b? mad?? a per*.
.- and effective right arm of
cur national defence to long a? the1
? umber
utul C
to audden fluctuation? and
cha- y "
?id that in the pa?t
? i policy, and
ad k
will place upon us the re
l action
re.lit for ? to eon?
i
blam?- ? coming involved ?n the
?
to defend
depend? in
enda most
the abilit '..fil its
function.
will make th< r .?tions,
for the t ?r than any
\ Neu Patriotiasa.
former
Mr. ? ,ng to the
dad of
through
which wc- ?
euch ut I te ! pal i
had not known In more than a century.
"We face the future and what?
may brine," ?aid Mr. Ilerriek, "with
:~:.ce born of the realization that
we are now one peopli Is name and In
feet, ? a, the
same national ld??als, moving t
to a somiB
Ani" ?i the bo?;
? - '
; i ?.
ter the
band :
?
??lamed that
' ?rn in
'nnhhttan i
ith aid?
Man
nattan, an?i Joe t Tils
?.er.
DITTO YS
Literary Relics
Di< kera't gold pencil
rrti
*ie?
Dr. J'.hnaou'h dcxir kne? ke?r
6B1 Fifth Avrniic
Mm Mr* ?bw
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mln?? of
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If
OLD NEW YORK PRINTS
a
How HeTrapped Night Intruder
In Campion Home. Told by jack
JACK
Fox hound, with itrairi of e ' radar In home of Jeremiah
20 1
_ The rej ri
?
? by I'
?i have the inside s'
.in si
i front
?
rmal
all ? ?clock th
mon
that
;he blotter as Richard Sj.?? i ?
he is fifty-four vein? old, i? a
man when he v BO horn
? I.at I a got i" I
. . ?
mined with valu
??. when they got him.
Il ng a res]
? : out on I
keep
fata to h?- bora
silk lined bssket, and such a '
tira? si ' I ? ' i
i't d.
? 1 before I go an>
? my right
mis, at so many
regal i
what my pedigree may ?ay. I*B
?' a fael
-irate to 01
Square trampa at an,
:ea sees fit to let go i
We all live at 20 El I Tenth Street
lr Jeremiah Campion, who's past
, who made up
her mind years ago the'd ? ?
?
needed a houaekeeper, and b
'hem Mi?.? I I .vo sister
!.la and Mi?.? h
Five years in a .-.ilk basket Is likely
on the ehai
of the ha i .
hen I waa wak?
ened by the clnnkinjr of the coal chute
y no time I
liver coal. I listened for a minu'
footsteps,
?autioui for honest ft
'??Ting It my duty to 11
? ! ancee, 1 ,-? t out of my I
a fool of het I ed at..i
I?? tones. She replied
"Hush, Fettum?!" she ?aid.
ttamai Ar.d there I was, with
seek si might
1 and my t. etb bared. Still, I
ran ?ort of ?tand "Pettuma*1 from Mi??
Franci - sr tna
f a bottle.
Hearing
ment stairs, I fell
ieo. That brought Mia '
?
alized then 1 hadn't been dreaming.
'
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'
I run for it fot
'
I
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1 (leu or, four
.?.im t
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?
avait Hl
"Who la It 1. "Quick, b<
ho coulil havs |r
tended to threa deadl
afraid of guns, and ' re ian
I wa
ghl
1!. ,or. with m
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It i
"V ,-ht back her?-." eallei
; from Jack an?.
He'i a fot hour l. w.th ? atra?a of wolf
?
! Foa I. :;in of wolfl
'?
? go of the msn
? mouth ?C
irdly grot-a'
cnn b -pratt
biscuit tl ?
.' mo. 1 \? racti
cal dog! !
Well, the man looked me over and
came back no promrth I to ad
?
sudden that
?he wasn't dreei le company.
-
"1 ".' I eom
-
anee?
leading Mm bj the arm and aa growl
ing along 1 "hind then.
low I mid
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tel
cea unlock?
r and the
head
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"Good old Pet
PEACE SHIP ATTACK
ON WILSON MESSAGE
Ford Wireless Tolls of Mass
Meeting and Denunciation
of Preparedness
i
?
the object
?
? tirage
to Congres?. A mass meting was held
on the ship Tuesday evening, at
S. S. MeClnfe, the publisher, read ex?
tracts from the President's rr.?
Ellis Jone?, a delegate, then made com?
ments, accordiiv ?ireless ad
' vices.
"This )s a reactionary messa;
1 said. "Th l ) sa at a
. time
mu. t si tab ou)
ur.
?The Pi ' - ' !'?n a
of the
bnt the United
It'? i
I
ii
ips. at tremendous profits.
"It may be '
,
. :
-
?
"It a, pel 'tap". Uiat
:n tin
I tut. .
in th? ...
m thi
?
matter, that he
? the fact- frem mil.-.
es and ha
was not prepare.:
or in any particular. \Vas ever there
a mure absurd -.tatemcnt B ;
man than this S) gTSSt inter
aal O) ?I lawyer?"
All waa not peaceful ?
?
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?
Mr. Ford I*? t
rar!
I
3o\mDax?\sS
Special Holiday Prices
Women's Imported Kidskin
GLOVES
Our entire stock of finest quality Imported
Kidskin (iloves, White, Black and Colors, in all
?tylfft, with plain or novelty embroidered backs.
Per pair. Per six pair.
2 Clasp. 1.15 0.31)
i ?? .1.50 8.25
i2 liutton.2.50 14.25
.3.00 16.50
3.75 20.50
Hall Orders tilled nt once.
Broa?vvCaW.S?uTO? 9Gi Sis.
BABY PILGRIMS
HIT PEACE TRAIL
Two Inf cints and Four
Girls Among Twenty
four Who Sail.
PARTY WILL MEET
FORD IN* EUROPE
? r derik VMI Late In Clearing
as Secretaries Sigh Fare?
well to Rear Guard.
FORD SKIP STILL 0. K.,
INSPECTION SHOWS
nship Oscar II?by radio via
( ape Ka?-e, N v.. :
The Tribune. Now York:
lord Inspection shows ship <). K
- evening talks Ju? en i le work.
I eaee -ttlll wave* and delegate*!.
??ill KHAN.
Twenty four b"lat?d peace crus? '.? ?
; including four colletre girls and two
?. sai!??! from Bobeken yesterday
the Ford ?xpedltlon now
< uSc.ard the ?tarar II. Like th? first tn
j stalm?nt, they were not ?vire of their
.?ilion or what they would do
they got there.
"Thie batch ?rill BOOt the othert In
K. K Wiley, un?
der secretary of the peace forc?i, "and
?ho campaign p.an? will b? laid out
?'i'penhagen, by tho way, !? in
lienmark."
!? rieb vni wa? deleyed an
hour and forty minutes by late arriv?
ait, who darted ubout the deck in
frantic ??.arch of Thoodcro De1;?
Mr F?ird'i New York r. presentatlve.
ige trouble? were ad
Jetted half a dozen early bird?
up near the ral! and sheared their alma
mater?, Mr. Ford and the dove of peace
Thote w',.' ? -?
Cnlvertlty of Minnesota, Austin. Minn.;
John Neal ? an.;
y, Neshvill? ?
Mew Bbvsb ; Roberl
l?o berta De Bese, NsshvHle, Tenn.;
Mi?? Relea Hol ti te I Blveralty
? Iowa, Hod
T*
VARIETY
IT- samo investment docs
not suit (.vcrybO'Jy.
For some m have guaran?
teed mortgages for other?;
mortgage certificates.
Eontt prefer participation
cert it others the real
estate bonds guaranteed by
the Bond h Mortgage Guar?
antee' Company.
All o? t/.cm If sold by as
arc founded on Itrst mor-r
gages on lw Vor la City real
T?TlE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C9
Capital . . $ 5,000,000
Surplus: til can-d) 11,000,000
176 B'v?ii, ?. Y ! 7f Rcn-.icn St., _'kJyn.
o3o t_ltea st.. jtiiidict.
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a Lynch, '
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, ? Cal.! P. L.
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second and BM In the
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? reta
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M
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i^ood? and
?IS when
called. He looked op. Burprli
litten on his in?
telligent face.
"An ' ar n.?n ?" n" ???"
. ' .
'
all the
?
? eek. Mr?.
tereey after
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"Ye ? te leal alfht rother,
?
"Well, I don ? romeml ??? He ?aid -
??
..' let?
ter?"
ters of
lation?. If wo tl em all we
i'.
re lire
to mai
K
V. ?'?
u
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?vV*?* M-l I*
^.?ocft&tti
J} The Aeolian-Vocalion is
y-*?-?--?' the phonograph of today ?
\ more beautiful in appearance,
1 richer and *5weeter in tone and im
measurably more interesting than
that of yesterday.
For the A ? li n-Vocalion alone
among phonographs has that great
new invention?
THE GRADU?LA
This wonderful device ei you
to play the phonograph??to shade it -
tone to your own moods and wishes
?to add to ?records a quality of liv**
ingness th it makes them new and far
more expressive.
AEOLIAN-VOCALIONS
$35 TO $2000
Moderate terms on till stodels
The Aeolian**Vocation ?a on exhibition
and tale, in New York, only at Aeolian
Hall. Whether (ir not you ?ire a possible
purchaser, yon are cordially invited to
hear the; instniment demonstrated.
THE AEOLIAN COMPANY
AEOLIAN HAU, -'W ,..I.M In Iir?..?lcl>n. 11 I i-tbu.h Av?.
,j| "jftfJtert '. . nand the I
_t**9_ra
V
I ?P^r?j4?. || i|, r*< 4.
?*?. *iwi_
<^&
%-,
GIRLS, PEASANTS,
TO AH) POLAND
Paderewski and Caruso
Conduct Auction at Ba?
zaar at the Gotham.
Fr.r ? benefit of 4 k Vic
?
it
three bataar? was held in the ballroom
:" total Gothar-. I aft?r
under the Mme.
Pa?ierew?kl and Mrs k -
Dreooed in the qu.. mea of
peasants, fir'.s from the tY.inor
?oek School of Music sold ?ou
venir?, little flags, flowers, cande? and
article?. Autographed photo
-
1 oritrr ' -hard Whj. - ?
??ridon publisher; oft..
peatiei ???," and i I
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ef Patiowa, Ka?h
?? laoo and Percy Graingorwore
A tnor.tr tho?e r ?
? -
Vane, a T"
, who arriri
?. ?
? r, Mrs. Newton T?tnn ,md W. T.
? ? ?tor.
?the Egyptian Ci /rette
of Quality
better Christmas sift could
there be than a box of?say?100
of these perfect cigarettes.
25 cent* for 10
rl and last Polloh Relie!
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For I E. II. Sothern
and I
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Preparedness
for Christmas
m+frr
Mary Roberts Rmehari
The Family Friend
17MRST of a new scries of the younger set, full ol
tious flappers, pretty d?butantes and droll situati
Mrs. Rinehart is at her best in these jolly ito
younger set, its escapades and its love affairs.
Irvin 3. Cobb
Christmas Presents
In giving and getting Christmas gifts the author is your
fellow victim. In sleuthing down the man who put the X
in Xrnas, Mr. Cobb sa)>:
times I think a i I man with extensive domestic obliga!
! for thinking ot Santa Clai ?as an elderly porch climber with ma
record, to .. Low-Dutch a?"? ent sndw< i
? rie make-up of white wl ri?es forth on Christmas Eve with
i ? .i k home again on Christmas morning laden with loot ty rested iron
minded male adults.
Samuel G. Blythe
The M achine onian Cry
Come Over Into Machineonia and Help Us I cry the Old
Guard of the Republicans. We want?must have ? a good,
Strong man tor 1916.
Mr. Blythe has been looking over the possibilities who may
respond to the cry of the Old Guard, and in this article
appraises them all and sets down their political assets and
liabilities.
Other Features in This Number
Lo, the Poor Tinte, a laugh story of the races, by (
1 . Van Loan; The ?Slacker, a love story, by VV. B. Trites;
The Blue Sky Company, by Will Payne; In Winter Quar?
ters, Reminiscence! of the Circus, by L. B. Yates; and Is
Germany Hungry? by an American just back from Berlin.
the saruM)/iY
EVENING POST
OUT TODAY
Five Cents of all newsdealers and Post Boys
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
INDEPENDENCE SQl IRE, PHILADELPHIA

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