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DEMOCRATS LEAD IN
The PENNSY RECOUNT

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 22-Tabulallon
of the vote cast in the Thirty Second
PENNSYLVANIA Congressional District
with The exception of one precinct
where the tally sheet WaS missing and
that cast by members OF the National
Guard Of Pennsylvania on the Next
can border today gave Representative
\. j. Barchrnld, Republican. l1.oo4 and
Guy +. Campbell. Democrat. ll.0S3'
Counsel for Barchfeld indicated 10.
night that the courts would BE- asked
10 prevent the certification OF Camp
bell. Recount Of the vote cast in 2O9
precincts out of 212 in the Thirtieth
Congressional District resulted IN Il
total Of 1871 for NJ. Clyde Kelly,
Democrat. and 1928 for Representa-
tive W. Fl. Coleman, Republican. Plans
had been made 10 count the soldier
vote today but shortly before this was
10 have been started the discovery
was made that the law requires that
judges shall meet the third Friday ait
ar the election 10 canvass the vote OF
the soldiers
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Official Report

LONDON. Nov. %. 49, Il. m.-Th@
Daily News Athens correspondent
sends the following concerning Inc
sinking of the Britannica:
"The Britannia was tOrpeuOeu III
eight o'clock in the morning anu sank
near shore fifty five minutes later
She was going TO Saloniki, but haH
no wounded on board. $3.50,
"Hrr complement included III
nurses and 800 officers and men 81
the army medical corps. Twenty,
five of the injured from the Steamc!
are now in the Russian hospital.
while others are aboard Allied war
ships.
The islanders CT Xea saw The yes
sci sinking and the victims struggling
in the waves and promptly responded
to the appeals for help and an Anglo
French squadron from PireauS.. com
prised of destroycrS and auXillarlrs'
immediately went 10 the scene.
"Thc injuries Of some Of those on
board are very severe. especially IN"
occupants Of Two boats which were
caught by the propellHrS OF the steam
or. The women Of Zea tore up tnrI!
clothing to bandaGe the injured. H.,
Brittannic had 5000 beds which hal
hern preparcd for the reception Of
sick and wounded IN hour prior to me
torpedong.
The smallncss Of the loss OF illS
on board the Britannia is believed
here to have been due 10 the steam
cr's magnificent life saving equipment.
The shin carried As of the largest
size Iifeboats ever fitted To an ocean
liner, two OF them being equipped
with DOWnrful engines.
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VILLA TO ATTACK
CHIHUAHUA SOON

Eli PASO. Ten Nov. @@.-CarranZa
officials on the border here say iirai
they expect Villa and his main column
To attack Chihuahua City soon. villa
is reported 10 b. between santa Rnsalia
and the state capital with his command
ON the main line Of the Mexican Central
Railroad Reports of SldrmiShc$ he
tween The Carranza forces and Nilia
bandits are being received daily ~
JlIarcz. according IN the vicinity or
Santa Cruz De R0salcS. northwest OIL
Santa Rosalia and near Ortiz.
y shipment of 10000 rounds Of an
nmnitiOn was mace recently lr"'h
JuarcZ 10 chihuahua city to b" used .!
General Jacintu +. TrcViuo against III"
Villa bandits. An official of the ar
rama government IN the border SIa.td
tonight that General Tr"Nino Wn"i"
main and !igh; tho Villa forces as '''S
az he had aInmunii iOn.
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THREE BILLS PASSED
CONTINUED frorI First Page

given mo the light 10 see my duty. |
vote no.
Senator Guodykunr2 was much ai.
lected. and there was break III lis
voice and tears III his eyes as he sat
Gown.
Senator John l.. Hatfield also re-
corded his protest against what he
described aS an unconstitutional "n
actment. and urged the Republicans
rot 10 pass ihr measure. He was fol
lowed by Senator Cory HOge, who
charged Governor Hatfield with build
Ing up Il "pOlitiCal machine. the Xix" ol
which has never been known before.
Senator Scott Lowe also voted no,
declaring that no parry could safely
"tamu"r with the organic law Of d
state.
Marshall Votes No
Mr.. Marshall. the second Republican
to vote against The bill. COnLenieu
himself with sHHin% he could not con
ScirntluTsiy support il. ana Mr. Miller
who followed MIN, said that "Delicy
ms as do thar ;hi> bill is against
he constitution OF The state, | vote
no.
NJ? McAbuy, the last Of the Rrpub
liranS 20 vnt" against the measure
saul he had ND""n ATTACKED 10 Tie
point of persecution since this ses
sion began. My business has been
Threatened and my loyalty attacked.
would like 10 vote for this measure
bur there is Il little monitor right III
here lha; ! have got 10 live with. and
want 10 do right From lawyers
learn that this bill is demonstrations
al. and | vOt" no.
Mr.. Ro:enboom. Republican Sen.
ainr from Wheeling. admitted he had
worked for The election Of John j.
Cornwel! as governor. and explained
it by saving that he did il to bring
about just SucI! reforms rs those con-
aimed in the bill for which he was
about 10 vote. He tainted the OppO
Siiun for their soliritude OF the con
stilutiUn. and demanded 10 know Why
they had not been 50 solicitouS on
other occasions. i urged upon them
regard fer The constitution and they
jeered me-" He pleaded with the mi,
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TEDDY COMES THROUGH
WITH MORE NOISE

N'NSHINtiTON. Nov. 22-Iieutcnant-
General :. l.. NJ. Young. retired. made
iuilir her" tud;Iy 4 letter from Theo-
durc Roosevelt. saying:
Il most cordially and cmphaticaIly
approve, y"ur ctfnrtS aS President Of the
ASSpriat ion for National Service. to Sc
cure ,hc phsSa 20 of u law making 1t OBJ
Iigaiury upon every male citizen be-
tween the ages Of IS and 81 to serve
six months or q ycar-aS the case may
,lrmunrI--in tho field with the colors.
Fl nnlicyr no one should be allowed to
vote. who has not thus ScrrCd--poitroonS
und professional pacifists are out OF
ilar, in L free republic.
There should DO education towards
military training along the lines follow
al III Australia, Argentina, Switzerland
and Japan.
"Nn man is fit to be free man un-
less he has fitted himself to fight Ell
licirnlly for his freedom"
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Must Make Count Complete.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Nov. 22.--In
order to straighien out the legal tangle
that has arisen over the election re-
turns from Iuba. and Orange counties,
the Superior courts Of those counties
must order the ballot boxes re-opened
and the count rendered complete. in
the opinion Of James rremin. State
statistician. who has charge of the off,
cial election canvass.
1T the office Of Attorney General
Webb the unofficial opinion was voiced
that the Secretary of State could not
certify to the returns for the State I'M
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FRESNO. Cal. Nov. 22.-CheSler II.
Rowell. chairman of the Republican
Stale Central Committee. in a state
ment tonight said:
"Whether there are such irreguIari-
ties in the returns aS TO justify pro-
ceedingS in the courts is Il matter
which the State committee will have 10
determine after consultation with
Chairman Wilcox and the National
committee in New York But certain
~ the insignificant errors in two pre-:
cincrs, discovered by Secretary of
State Jordan. would not justify him as
an administrative officer in pcrma.
nently Withholding the certificates of
election Of the California electors and
thereby depriving California of IFS vote
in the electoral college. Such prop
nsiiinn is 100 ridiculous 10 discuss
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DRIVER IS
ROBBED OF $4,000

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Nov.
r,nr,y Ihniisand. hin" hundred dollars Lars.
wa" Somf, '' Express ComraHy iran ISL,
wagon in the Western and A''Hm,'' ,, ri"I.
road yards her" t"niEn' i,,,,,,. rirn,i
me-, M 'Iu',, who said tn" bandits forced
Urn ,,,,i,,,., :. box containing approx
im I'''' Sloo0oo in currency: T YIN ire, r"H-
n..ry took place in tn" heart 81 ~, ni ,I.,
',.'.s Iisiri,, less than n block from w"
i'', .xnr.es niiirc. The money was IN
,, ',,sa,.Ms nAdr NJ for shipment from
w, i,%I, Chntrnn""sa banks 10 Srv"ra'
sn,li n, .ru CITIES.
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paving OFF BETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22-l'oldcrS 81
some nr !hr largest waE"rs mhdr III
W...iI STREET on the presidential election.
hr.nn raying TN" bets off today on the
assumption that ih.r" n"w was u" H"""'
rr.siIru; Wilson had been elected.
i-.tin}.IrS 81 ~" total sum waS'rcd
IN tn, .inan"ia district range for So
600 ui," to 81 .hhn. u"u.
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Notice to All

On Nov. IS, 1916, will sell all my
Horses, l Cow, II head OF Hogs, about
20 ton of Hay, 400 bushels of Corn in
shock, 80 bushels Oats, Wagons,
Surrey, farming utensils, Piano, etc,
and my farm of 12G acres, in good
condition; $1,000 worth OF locust tim
Der: lays well; all good productive
lands. No better stock or dairy farm.
Three miles n. Z. Of Elm Grove, in
Ohio county. West Virginia.
ANDREW McCARDLE.
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BANQUET TO MARK CLOSE OF
DAHNA TEMPLES ELEVENTH
CEREMONIAL.
Seven Candidates Initiated at session
Last Nieht-Hosts OF visitors
in Attendance.

Mayor II. l.. Kirk will be the toast
master tonight at line DokleS Dan
; Quet at the Windsor hotel. which viii
! be the closing feature OF the eleventh
ceremonial of Dahna Temple No. l64
! Knights KhOrasSan, which opened IN
This city last evening with a big cere'
monial session at the Pythian Castle
,ut Twenty seventh and Chapllne
streets.
The principle speakers at the DokieS
banquet will be Hon. John +. ArDenz
of this city, past grand chancellor OF
the West Virginia grand lodge knights
Of PythiaS. and Hon. Sam Is. MontSom'
keeper OF records and seals or the
keeper OF records and seal OF the
Pythian grand lodge OF the state. II
| is possible that Il representative OF
The Imperial Palace of the Dokles may
be- present to deliver an address at
the banquet.
In addition 10 the addresses, plans
have been made for special muSica!
selections, one Of which will be vocal
solo by Carl Schneberger, accom-
panied on the piano by DR.. John U.
Arbenz.
Ladies Will Be Guests.
For the first time, Dahna Temple
will have as its guests at its banquet
this evening the ladies OF the mem
bers, and no effort will be spared by
The DokeS To show their guests, the
ladies, the true meaning Of hospital
Iy. A dance will follow the banquet.
The eleventh ceremonial Of Dahna
Temple No 16i, Knights of khoraSsan,
held last evening in the pythian hall,
is declared BY DokieS who attended,
10 have ben the best ceremonial ever
held in this city. The ceremonial was
largely attended by members Of Dahna
Temple, whose members are affiliated
with the Pythian lodges within rad.
ius of thirty miles Of Wheeling. In
addition to the members Of Dahna
Temple, there were probably more
than $50 visiting Dokies present, in
Guiding a delegation of over 100 from
Steubenville, Ohio. and many from
Clarksburg and Parkersburg.
The ceremonial last evening, the
big fall event of Dahna Temple. was
of more than ordinary interest be-
cause Of the fact that il was the last
!eyent Of the kind 10 be conducted BY
the present officers Of Dahna Temple.
The election Of new officers will take
iplace next month and the new staff
will be- in charge OF the spring cerc-
monial.
Big Class Taken In.
One of the big features of The cere-
mOnial last evening was the initiation
of Il class of seven candidates into
Dahna Temple. with The drill team Of
Dahna Temple in charge. The eff
forts of David White, who acted as
SaruX. was the subject Of more than
usual praise from those who witnessed
TIE ceremonial. +. B. liSby filled his
important place. captain Of brigandS,
land George HaronS was master Of
ceremonies.
Nina Kama Temple. knights kho-
rassan, which was largely represented
AT the ceremonial last night, will send
Il big delegation 10 attend the banquet
here IOnirhI
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D I E D

puscH-un Tur>day Ea,en!cr 81 1916. =: 'H:s'
,,,:.cA D. IN. NJ LIS late residence. Maple
SHADE Elm ti.ur.. ANTHONY BUSCH.
Fugrra! from the residence Fr!ay morning =;
O'Clock. Requiem a. 81 iIT"c"'S rHE'tA a;
80 u'ciark Friends VI tho family im',"! 10 a.
tend. ln,crmcnt IN MI Calvary cemetery.
DAWSON Tuesday. morning. Nnvrme"r 2IS. 1916
- 10 0c.rrk AZ EiS late home. No. iU9 NcNcrnta
s,i,";. I'cnw2od GEO. ROSS DAVIS. IN his GS;h
!rar
T,n~.al from lat. residence Friday ati"ri"". N"'""
U.r "i;n. 1T u;.,-k. HteTment At Grcch""fd
cemetery Frrs.L5 Of tile fanny IEo.;"! 10 ati'.'..
TEORNeU3G I'm M"!,:ay Nrr'nhcr %. i'H' a
So uc!ock . IN. BERTHA Nj. WI" -! fF-'A
'rl."7nnUrg IA 'hc 3i:h y@ar t.: rer "se.
Fnuc,a! rom he residence at t. :. ThoTaours. n
Elm Liina". Tmirs,iar. Nu:rnl0cr - 4: !. III.
friends %: -" i,iniv invited TO auraL Inter
!rvui 81 |;H., chHrcH ccn:c'r7".
sERIG--on TU-,'l.'. Nc'eniler clst. 1916. 4; 40
'..iurh a ms ltir residence. - Main st:rr..
HENRY SERlC;. IN the Sist year q ms a:e.
Funeral from ;hr residence TEu:sday afternoon 81 :
ncln.n. Friends u IL" family respectfully III
wed 80 attend. lTie-ncl: II Nj. WVnd cemetery.
lil;t>nItsh and WayncsbuFi ia, .A:ass please copy!
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REMAINS OF EMPEROR
Continued from First Page.)

passes the worlds oldest monarch,
a man whose life was one continuous
tragedy. which was to end in the great,
est tragedy of all time-the present
war.
Francis Joseph was really beloved
by his people, who comprised half a
score OF races. They found in him
the cement which held together the
state structure Of Austria-Hungary.
TO tho very last the Emperor, who
had no conception Of the value OF
money, spent prodiguous sums in char
ity, never overlooking any Of the
many old men and women who used
10 come 10 Schoenbrunn Park to re-
ceive aims. Despite his tendency 10
spend lavishly. the Emperor was eX'
ceedingly painstalling On making a
note Of aims, for instance. on any
scrap Of paper he had about him.
He was in the constant company IN
later years Of a little group OF old
friends, who addressed him familiar
The Emperor had q prodiguous CO,
pacity for work. rising generally a.
four o'clock in the morning, and taking
gress Of the war he took the keenest
interest in the fortunes OF his own and
the Allied armies with neycr-tlring
zeal He declared II was n bitter dis
appointment that h" was not allowed oy
reason of his aga and the solicitation or
his enthusiasm 10 lead his troops him
self.
The heir apparent. Arcfdulse Charles
Francis Joseph. assumed the guidance
of state affairs automaticalIy tonight.
1t is not likely that festivities of any
kind will usher in his reign. certainly
not during the war.
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RESULT IN CALIFORNIA
Continued from First Page.)

occur in other counties and precincts
and thus the will Of the voters be
thwarted and confusion result?
at is the duty Of the Democratic
and Republican state central commit
tees to take immediate steps to have
these mistakes corrected, even if the
aid Of the courts must be invoked.
otherwise the secretary OF state may
deem it his duty TO withheld cerlitl-
Gates of election to presidential cleo
tors in order that an evil precedent
NAV not be established"
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Cannot Affect Situation.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 60. X.
Gushing. chairman of the Democratic
state central committee, said today
that in his opinion no action contem-
plated by Secretary of State Jordan
could possibly affect the situation as
it stands that President Wilson'S
lead in the stale is safe.
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TO ENLARGE NAVY YARDS.

WASH NGTON. Nov. - Formal an
nOunrrm"nf Was mad" al TIA" Navy de-
uartturui today that III" $i.nhn. 600 p-
prupriut"d 10y Congress last summer Tor
enlargement "r navy Yards Will It" spent
on tho Boston. rhilni"lphia. l:r"In"rtnn
Norfolk Charleston, :. G. and Port s.
mouth. y. II. plants.
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Wilson Sends Condolences.

WASNINGTON Nov. 22.-PTeSldcnt
Wilson today sent the following mes
sage Of coincidence 10 Emperor Karl
Franz Joseph. of Austria-HungarE. upon
receipt Of word of the death of the late
emperor Francis Joscrh:
Il beg Of your majesty and the i'm
perinl ana royal family to accept the
sincercst sympathy ri Mrs. Wilson, and
myself in The great loss which YOU nave
sustained in tho death of your illustri-
Gus uncle for whom ! entertained sGnti :
mems Of high esteem and regard. / al
so extend to your majesty the condo!-
cuccs of the government and people or
tho United States and convey to you my
best wishes for Your personal We!I-be-
inc- and prpSDerity.'
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BRITANNIA SUNK
(Continued from Pirst Fage.)

fitted out for the Dardanelles service
as hospital ship. H.,
The only other British steamer BIT,
fannie is a comparatively small Vessel
of 2,240 tons gross, regarding Wnlcn
there is no record Of having been III
the hospital service.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--In order !" close estate. AIN fer
ing fOr sale. one the best farms III Eastern DIo.
containing IL acres good buildings. plenty ii tim
ber undrrlaid with coal. and near improve! i"i"I
road. Gail address. ". q. ChGHirll. a'!n't!s-
traitor. GAINESVILLE. Ohio
FOR SALE-Chesp registered q. ]. 9. ma!a piss ii2A
prize winning stock ImprYYs yo>r herd with T";'
is;crrd sire H. X I;"rsuch. EaIiand. Ohio. n-li-%T
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Married italian.

ROME. Nov. Via Paris. @:i' y:
m. In connection with thu death "t
Emperor Francis Joseph attention, IS
being called in Italy 10 the fact ;hat
Archdukc Charles Francis, heir 10 Aus
trian throne. Is married 10 an Italian;
She was Princess Tita, of Parma. ana
Mne hrnuCht IN in ItHlN,
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Tho worlds greatest h:dr""l""ttC
plant, planned for In'Iia. will deliver
water to tho turbines n = pressure Of
ESQ pounds TO IN" STTnrc inch.
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Heard at S A. III.

ROME. via Paris. Nov. 80. 5:2h r. M
Word Of tho death Of Emperor Francis
Joseph was received IT tho Vatican at
> o'clock in the morning. In message
from Mnnsignnr Marchetti who Is In
Switzerland. The Pope was ntormrd
as he WAS about TO say mass. Later ms
holiness had 4 lengthy conference with
the Papal Secretary of state. Cardinal
GHsparri.
instructions We're sent to the Dapal
nuncin ut Vienna and condolences We're
forwa rd,d TO Archdrke Charles Francis.
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Errors INSIGNIFICANT.

less the vote Of every precinct was
found correct in the official canvass.
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WAnTE D-Twu c.,v statesmen. ~" r"ur'rT >a!"sf''H
"m" a;o ig:rH 'ris"r. Address S'arh, '"r" 'n"F!-
o,,',r M.
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a-=-=a=--=az-=sz -
TO TEEUE.

WANTED "a trade so.n! farm. ~" NIL" f3onI >r""t
ear VII rf5ar for rca! estate IN Martins Ferry ~
W,rYrml Address e. enc iui'l!!EcAccr n-2l-p
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WANTED-To Buy.

WaNTED-Tc hriv . S'ar drilling machines that WI
drill from Snn -" 'r.t F"- cash. Address
p-n: Machines rare lm.H!l, :cnc,r M u
WaNTED-OI and "a leases. IN gor! territory.
Address II. care ln;-l!!sCErc.. MI?
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waHTED-Salryrrri. sell household goods tx
rrrirnrr unnecessary and Hhorai compensation 10
vide awlkr msn. [. +. ALIms Co. llin-Iii: Main
ST. Upstairs.
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STRAYED OR SToLEH-Sm0ke y SNAIL darn hT"|n
,I ,,,.,, u,.,,,u terrier doc Had a ~ Leaf I5r
ness on him wien las, Rrwa',l Il ir';'rd Ia az
notify Elizabeth lIubrovk. = li'u ST. city. Ia!
! hone ,i>R. HI
LOST-At blaine. o. Il iady's lra:nrr I:rst. F'nd'c
i,,.as, rr:u:a 20 Lien Fctcr. h!!.:wo5d. n'-1'u
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LOST -Tur>l,y ;o;osr >lt'l! .aSss. IN ras' Re
ward # rc;ru'i. 'a!' lie! E'"''" ~ , -
(;:u,r. "'-"'
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WANTCD-Tw young men WORK news sScAt. "a
i. Il q. trains. Apply at t"'on Meas O.. gre
f. 4 U. deTy; se-''"
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FARMS-Wanted.
LOST AND FOUND

WANTED-To zen; :arm Good fc!lab!" people "a
dress A.. ra!e ln;elils"rc:r. a-1''-
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yaITED-N nrcc. several good delivery and "Iits
bpvs 70 work hrf1:c .cl:nn'. hlily q. t!Tci"i!ri
DEPARTMENT IntcG!: Gr.rcr. nr;wcea and I. ~
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WANTED-Maie anG Female

WsNTED-Mfr. bc;s. and 1l7s ;nr Hight iac'my
work WhrclIrg Can Co. .7th 8. eoff SIS. al |!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-01-22
When Payne Wrote
"HOme, Sweet
Home"
BY j. r.. HAMILTON
Former Advertising Manager Of Wanamaker's, Philadelphia

II is said when John Howard Payne wrote "Home Sweet
Home" he himself homeless wanderer in the streets 1t
took man who had home to make the spirit OF home immortal
why of today do not appreciate home more
that easy have The place that grandathers
forts They had few uxures but the thing that
Today anyone have home almost for the asking He
can fill with big comfortable furniture that will give him as
much used belong only royalty He have
beautiful drapere his windows and fine pictures his walls
He can piano a talking machine He can have
that copies of the patterns palaces And he can do all this
moderate the most ordinary of salaries wages
Day day this paper filed with advertising that offers
facility the furnishing of the home Not only the
with ready cash furnish his home moderate basis but
even without cash have all the comforts and ux
he desires through system of credit home furnishings
which has become almost national in its scope.
This when homes sprngng up every
when old homes being remodeed and
another year. Therefore is the for home
furnishing opportunities which every live advertising merchant
is Offering at this time.
Do not hold these homemaking opportunities too lightly
Give these advertisers hearing What they saying real
and what they doing making history There has been
the history the world when comfort and luxury
widespread amongst the people they are today.
this advertising today See you cannot add the
comfort pleasure your life if cannot
put luxury material happiness into the home
you have.
Think what you need most about home and then look
for the advertising of those things in this paper today
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