)gyr4jqijLp3jftir V rfr T&qmiMitr$limjfgiB!ii - - I EVENING LEIHIEft-PHILADELPHIA, AtfTTBDAY. MAY 29, 1915. . BRETHREN ASSEMBLE WHICH GOES TO PROVE THAT ALL WOMEN ARE FIBBERS FANTASY FROM NEW YORK'S ARTIST COLONY FOR ANNUAL SESSION J3SM fTovW dom't Y6U " f Alow Dotir fad V , SAY WORD BtfAOK M MNDER IP . LTsSmw flW - umI i,e - J IWIW.4EI) fern FftMMIfi M IBAIU J KUXefjJSSZl ( kJI.LX) tiy , i - if v v && ' P MJ ml Prom 10,000 to 15,000 Members Expected to Attend Hershey Convention. UBRSnOY, Pa., MnV Jft-Advanie. Atli ealldns of the 15.600 to 18,000 rnembeis of th Chufeh of th Urethren, who wrlll 3 K I- .1 ' 3 h .:. ki: r4 I? hold their annual conference hefo next Weak, arrived ihla mornln. Arrnnge hienta have been mad for the- entertain ment of at least 60,000 visitors during the nine day of the conference. By Monday iv half doien p?clal tralna from .the cii tfftl ftnd far fct are expected to be oi) th ground and every available sleeping place has been engaged and even the KOhtiolhoURCA Hill be Used as dormitories Lftte corners will be permitted to pilch tents close to the big convention hall. This hall Is the propeity of M. H ltm'shey. the chocolate king, ntid was erected especially for the Brethren Cdn fereltce. and with the understanding that nil Of the conferences coverln? n period Of years will be held there. It Is built of concrete And ateet, entirely fireproof and vlth the main floor In uie. wit Rent 12.0W. It has a great staga At one end and the pit Is otherwise surrounded by galleries so that tho pit may be Used for cattle shows or spectacles, a subwny IB feet wide leading from tho outside beneath the seatii to the floor It Is the largest hall In central Pennsylvania, and will bo used for the first tlmo when tho confer ence convenes on June 2. The Church of the Brethren l the de nomination of aoernor Martin u. Brum, baugh nnd It Is expected that he will at tend at least one of the sesslorns Pie cedlng the conference proper there will be a Blblo school, over which Dr. t:. B Moff, of Chicago. rr T. T Mvers. of Juniata College, and Prof 1! K Obcr, of Kllabethtown College, will preside. Dr. Mers will pi each the opening ser mon tonight. Nearly all of the delecates wear the "plain" garb of the church and hundreds come from as far ns Oregon and Cali fornia. Several made the trip from Kan sas In automobiles Tho nssembluo prdmlses to be tho most picturesque over held at Hershey. IDA RIEHL FREED ON $5000 HAIL Cpntlnuril from Page One tho taciturnity In which she has been wrapped for the last few days left her and shu became voluble. "How frightened t was." she said smit ing, "when I flrst came Into court, but In ft. llttlti while I felt that tho sympathy of every one wa with me. People have been bo klhd, I don't know what I can do to thank them. "Even the Judge, who scared mo o when I flrst looked at him. seemed to get kind and sympathetic nfter a while t helleve I will be able to sleep now and get a little rest " It was only when one of the witnesses described tho wounds of Hauptfuhrer that Ida. nichl lost her composure Her faco, from which she had pulled the veil, be came crimson. Her fnthcr put his arm around her and sho wept on his shoulder. FDABnD IDA'S TATHKlt. She controlled herself with dlfllcultv wjien Louis Kertlg, who had carried her message to Hauptfuhrer that she wanted to see him, shortly before the shooting, took the stand. Kertlg had given the message and Hauptfuhrer walked down the street near his father's dairy at 2000 ijorth Lawrence street, saying to a " meruit to whom ho had been talking, "Watcff-for the old man " He evidently meant Ida's father, and this was later explained by the stntement of Mr. Illehl that ho had been talking to youner Hauptfuher on every posslblo occasion, trying to get him to marry his daughter Fertlg told of riding in tho ambulance 10 the Episcopal Hospital with the Wounded man. "Louis, this hurts." tho younsr man had said to him, referring to tho wounds In tho abdomen which the prlrl had Indicted with her revolver. When she heard Ffrtlg repeat these words, she bit her lip and tunied pale. Then she flushed a fiery red. Tho women In tho courtroom sobbed aloud In the pause that followed I-'ertlg's testimony. Every one gasped with apprehension when the Judge decided, in accordance ivlth Assistant District Attorney Tau lahe's request, that witnesses for the de fence could not be heard. John It. K. Scott, in his arxument, said that th" car rying of a revolver by the girl was not a proof that a uinie wa premeditated "Sudden lesentment which actuates the crime may reduce the grade of tha crime," he said. Later he intimated that at the trial he would ask to have tne charga reduced to manslaughter. Mr. Scott read a telegram from the New York omce of the National Surety Com pany to the local agent of the company. It said: "l'ou are duly authorized to execute l)il bond for Ida Illehl for any sum re quired by Court." Mr. Scott Intimated that the girl might be taken to New York In tho Interim be fore tho trial, he presumption being that she will spend the time with her unknown benefactor, whose connection with tho case s the cause of so much speculation "POLITICS," SAYS HAUPTFUHHER. 'The less we say about this affair tho better It Is for all concerned," said Henry Hauptfuhrer, father of the slain youth, nixon's GRAND nitOAI) ST. ANIJ MONrGOMEBV AYE. IVed, C. NUon-XIrdllncer. lira. ,Mr. NEXT WEEK, THE SEASON'S B1QUEST' h'OVEITY THE ORANGE PACKERS Marvelous and Uwuiual Exhibition 1MHOF. CONN & COREENE ADLER and ARLINE Valentine & Bell Reldy & Currier Henry Q. Rudolph I Lambing Pictures DUy 3. IS A finf! mt WCtnU Broad Street Theatre SVEBKOFJVNBT-J3 BAT MAT.. JUNE 13 3rd 8uccful Eeaaan of th Flayera of thi CATHOLIC PHII.OPATIUAN L1TEP.ARY INSTITUTE Under Maoacement of JAMES I fl KELLY. In lbs ftrtatttt American Comet)-, "Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford" Bentflt uf iba Work Amort Llttl Qlrla by SISTEKS or TUB GOOD SHEPHERD CONVENT OP BT MAQDALEJL QTN. Sc&U now en salt at tb Convent, Oa and a fur Jun Jlh at tha Theatre. Forrest 2gtl Last Times prices Wo anil 60c. All Beat Jteeervect MAWSON'S ""& PIOTL'HES Fl LL Of THRILLS AND LAUOHTER SKIXQ TUP tHILpRWf TO TUB UATWEB SABRICK 40c, TiS2$c TODAY MW Last Times SUBMARINE MQT1Q?IorunES AtMMtwr CirtMr Chatvlln Scream Alao iwnlln cEkr Kasx Wek THHQ STEAL AFRICA vim MARKET BT ABOVJ3 16TK t-iuiuisisa tTUv! V thA CLA1RB to r at , 'WH-D GOpBB .HAh fc a, "wis mmrx mstKi- or torn' Jaw SJ Jt Mc H wAl 1 rTOwmi isEBLj. MMk r ' mmR V.XI I muAwteooV rrZT) Uooor th. .u.-.J-V To kp this "ktainly V f U-JTeH, GRACE! TtlEN LISTUM oulokt 5W ' V- Wflf i . J fOORStLF, CAN T I ' J fLL Be K J I "TUlN ! J I (ET-) J mono FOR H tmm' l RfCOLAW. V- & K tVwQPtoJ I 1 ViPH WJ " gftj today, when he reached his home, at l.aw reme and C fimbria streets Witting on chairs near the father were his two son. vicurge ami nam Hauptruhiei. "I feel certain that politic) was an Im portant factor In this case," said lac fether. "Tho ball fixed hj the courts wasn t sufficient It Is the old storv. once ;iou hae political hntklng joit inn accom plish a stoat deal." "Our business has fallen ofT n great deal since the murler of mv hi other," said Hntrx Hauptfuhrer. "Thee Is no question Hint our future business it at stake Should Ida he nciiultted 1 wouldn't he at all rurprled If iimtn of our customers will stop pattonlrlng n " OIIIL'S FATHER AIDED UEIt. "For seven long W"cks I had been golnif after Eddie Ilnuptfuhrer In an endeavor to get him to many my girl," nld Mr. Itlehl "What I had to put up with from him was enojgh to mako a man go out and shoot him, but I thought I'd tc nble in the long rjn to get him to save my girl from tho disgrace which was hanging over her "Two weeks before I knew nnj thing about It her aunt. In whom Ida had con fided, had gone to see him to plead with him to tnarrv my little girl But he would not listen to us " "NOT A TIME TO TALK," SAYS HARRISON OF U. S. POLICY Refuses to Discuss Germnn Note or Mexican Situation. "This Is not a time to talk." Grave of face. Secretary of Wnr Gar rison made this reply today to queries as to what course the United States will take In Its attitude toward German. In caso tho protests of this countrj are not heeded, To the question of interven tion In Mexico, which la now occupjlng n prominent place In the official mind at Washington, ho made the hamo answer "It Is most certainly a time when a member of the Cabinet should not dis cuss for publication our foreign policy, either In Europe or Mexico," ho fold em phatically "Tension Is already high, and It would only ndd to It were public uuiL-iniB in comment on our policies Tho best thing to do Is to remain quiet "MrB. Carrtaon and I aro going to Sea bright, N. J. for a complete rest tomor row and Memorial Daj," he snld. "I am tired, more tired than many persons would dare to be. nnd Intend to do no work and no thinking I shall enjoy my self quietly until Tuesday, when I shall return to Washington." JEWISH SOCIALIST FEDERATION IN CONTENTION HERE 100 Delegates From All Parts of Country Discuss Practical Problems. With 100 delegates from all parts of the country In attendance, tho Jewish Socialist Federation opened Its second annual convention here todav A meet- Ing, at which tho public participated, was held last night In Grand Hall, 4th and Wharton htreets, where tho sessions of the convention will be held. The conven tion will adjourn Monday evening. All the speakers Indicated the necessity of "class-conscious political action" on tho part of Jewish worklngmon In Amer ica and the training and education of Jewish Immigrants The convention devoted the first day's session to tho reading of reports and the discussion of organization work A mass-meeting In connection with the convention will be held tomorrow night at Hoyal Hall, 7th and Morris streets, after which a banquet In honor of the delegates will follow Mat Today ft Tonltht "Llttla Jloy Illue ' Beginning- lion (Decoration Day) Mat ROVSTER & --r. Mat.. UUDLCl lvl Bl HH3TTN. I30 OPERA CO.In AwVeL-JWi KV"- a i !) AIUIITB-1AI', JIAT. S in nn on UKCDUAKIIN' A SIAT. JU. U, d)Q HFTW IIV Ht K AT (JDIBKLS Woodside Park SPECIAL FEATURES DECORATION DAY Park Opens Monday at 11 A, M. FREE ADMISSION To Alt Patrons of Falrmounl Park Trpilay POINT BREEZE PARK Hl'KCLVL ATTBACTIONS Today, Tomorrow & Monday Annual Gam? and Jubilee Monday Ancient Order Hibernians Athlcllo liauin, Jlutorijtlo X l'atfa ltace. Trowdero ?&&& MILO 1 piiMia ff wllh CLARA PALMGR Hara-uln Mat. M'pil.. Inc. "nt . . i VA r LfiiBBW l COURJRDNICLES Doing things on the Impulse of the mo- ment Is one of the fallings of John Swoene,v. If he Is thlrstv, ho drinks then when he realizes that he hasn't tho price, he takes chances. In fnct, nanow escapes seem to ho the regular thing with John, and nothing surprises hint. Whllo nflllctcd with his UHiial thirst ho dropped In a saloon near Kensington avenue and Cumberland sttcet and drank threo whiskies quickly The bartender looked nt him somewhat surnrlsed "Tiro; do' jou hear tho bells7" said I John and he ran out When the bartender reached tho door Sweeney was a half block awaj, trjlng on a pair of roller skates, to the delight of a small boy. Ho saw tho I! T. com ing and skated up the Btrcet with a flash of spied. While the Imrtender wns In pursuit he mot Ulcvclo Policeman Moffett, and pointed to tho fleeing Swee ney. Moffett joined tho ihase, but as Sweeney tinned up side stteets and places barely navigable he kept his putsuers on edge. During the flight u chicken ciossed the path of the fblng Swccnc, and ho scooped It up without stopping to explain and sped on But unfortun.itelj the sknter showed a snd lack of knowledge legnidlng tho topOigriphy of tho neighborhood and tuinod Into a stieet which was under going Internal operations While ho wns trltirf to kick ofT the skates, Moffett ar rived and took l.lm nnd the chicken to the KoJith and Yoik streets stntlon. There the bo who nuiicd tho skates and the tnuu who owned tho thicken were waiting. They woio glad tti get tlulr goods and made no charges fiut Jlag Istiato Glenn concluded that John needed u i est iittei .such a strenuous time nnd PLEAS FOR FRANK POUR IN Number of Letters to Georgia Gov ernor and Pardon Board Increases. ATLANTA, May :".. As the dato ap proaches for the hearlni, of Leo M Eraiik's plea for commutation of his death sentence the letters received by Governor Slaton nnd the board in behalf of the con demned man have been almost doubled In number. Piomlnent Goorglnns are wilting letters hes"echlng Exeeutlvo clemencv' for frank It Is notlied that a large number of the lettus come from lawjers. many of them lesldlng In smaller towns of the State Dozens of women are writing especially urgent pleas. There has been a largo Increase In the number of letters from United States Con gressmen. lavv era nnd Judges of other States. THEATRECHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STS. m:xt u'bi:k GRAND JUNE JUBILEE OF MUSIC AND JOLLITY! T1IH rOI'LLAIl YOUNG AMERICAN STAR DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS & CO. with the Charming Ingenue, PATRICIA COLLINGE In John Stnliea' Delightful Comedy "A RKQUI.An BDBINKSB MAN" The Composer of "MOTHER MACHREE" ERNEST R. BALL IN A riANOLomm op ihb own compositions THH BltlQEST LAUGHING NOVELTY ON THE STAGE ' CHARLIE AHEARN'S BIG COMEDY CO. A WHIRLWIND OP FtIN AND BKII.I, ON -WHEELS THE MISSES CAMPBELL Charming Southern Glrla In a Mmlcale "AT HOME" AVON COMEDY POUR In a Slda-Spllttlng Vocal Bklt "THE NEW TEACHER" THE SHAHROCKS BODIIV HARRY & NELLIE DALY JIEARST-SELIU NEWEST 2 Show a Dally Matlneea P M . 25o Beat. Alwaya a Wwk In Advance Hell, T "V X T r MATINEE TODAY, 2:20 Li I JLv I Kj tonight at 8:20, SPECIAL MAT. MON., DECORATION DAY POPULAR $1.00 MATINEE WEDNESDAY MESSRS. SHUnEHT l're.ent "FIND THE WOMAN" bj NOEL OAMl'HELL Sl'RlNGEK See a Nevr Play With a Naw Plot and Have 1000 Laughs "With RALPH HERZ 3E- New Woodside Park Theatre I SLZtfrfg "UtUe Boy Blue" j t i si nt him to the House of Correction for t"r'-e months Fe v persons know how to protect them selves In tho opinion of Bill MeGrath He said he mat "blew In" here from Oltla honii with his partner George Gttbblns. Tho latter Is a noero of large proportions. He and MeGrath drifted up Kensington wav an I stnited to make things hum foi iwlille MiGrnth tried to pick a tight with scvem quiet looking iltizens In vain. Finally ho went out In the street nnd .levied off his coat. Gubblns did tho same Then turning to a fiw bctys who asKcmbled, MeGrath said, "Just watch how we aght out In Oklahoma, and If nnjbod want to try our game, let them step up." The men shuffled about as gracefullj ns two piano movers at a moving ns they slammed each other. When the crowd Increased. Acting Detectives Duff and Bttnbni nnlvcd and told the fighters to "cut It." "I can lick the both of vou one nt a lime," said McGiath, ns he danced around In fighting attitude. "And I can lick them both together," Fhotited Gubblns While McGiath was still uttering threats Puff silenced him with a straight left to the law and a similar blow from Dunbar put the "soft pedal" on Gubblns. Both men vcre stiong for pence when tin) wero brought before MaRlstrato Mc Clcarj, at the Trenton avenue and Dauphin street station "Never come to Kensington looking for trouble," advised the Judge, "for the people don't like to be niiuovpd s jou both appear to bo stiong men I bellevo thnt vou will bo able to bleak mnip stonis nt the House of Cor rection than nnv one up llieie So see If jou can't turn out a good crop during tho next threo months." WIFE DESERTERS' MECCA Four From Wilmington Caught Here; 110 More Sought. Husbands thnt "elope" to Philadelphia without bringing nihilities with them, Just skipping off, "quilt like." to escape mari tal responsibilities, should better watch out for tho 1'hllndelphia police. Tho said police nio armed with warrants for the nirest of 110 from Wilmington alone that have tired of the family man's burden Weary benedicts from the Delaware cltv bnred with connubial happiness, nre making a practlie, It Is said, of hiding themelvos here, nnd the Wilmington po lice have asked the co-operation of this cltj's forco In foiling their little game, Four of the escaped husbands were found yesterday. They will bo held here await Ing requisition papers, in the meantime all others who are discovered -will be held on the chargo of nonsupport. RAE ELEANOR HALL MALLIA HART CO. MOTION riCTUItES ajuTBOu NTihta. ST. M.. 2So to il 6fl Fllhrt 38Mt Key.ton., Race 8130 ADELPHI MATINaA,&!gV GEORGE NASH ta ZISSRL0' DKEA9I8 OF POISON flASKS; WAKKS; HOUSE IS ON FIRE Policeman Duffy Carries Wife and Children to Safety. The well-known mlco Hint nibble loose matches ntnl cause llres which m.ij, nfter nil, lie Hie Invention oC tlio mnn that Invented nafet) mntclict, got liuy In tho closet of Policeman Joseph DulTj, nnd nre tly moans of recoidliiR n ilrcnin that otherwise would havo been lost to history. Duffy dreamed of tho wnr early this mornliiB. He wns flRhtlnff In the trenches In a regiment composed of Irishmen, Egjptlanc, Indian'? arid other Englishmen. Tliero wns n ttrrlblo ex ploilon nnd the air waa tilled with the deadly German poNonrus sases which filled his lunss and woio choUlns him Then he awoke nnd lound fiotnctlllns foreign In his Iuiirs, but It wns the smoke from his blazlnB summer uniform, which tho mlce-gnawn matches had reached. Duff spraiiR to the lescuo of his wife and l'f-months-otd b-by, sleeping In the setond-story front room of their home nt Kb Xoith llth street, carried them to the Btrcet rind then went back for 3- enr oll! Joseph, Jr, Then he sent In tho nlarm nnd helped the firemen extinguish tho blnze. Ho Is a policeman of the 10th nnd Buttonwood otieets station, nnd though only 35, Iirs been there 11 years. The loss Is soveml hundred dollaiK. DU I'ONT POWDER COM PAN V HARD PRESSED FOR ROOM Increase of Oiders Necessitates Con stant Expansion of Plants. WILMINGTON, Del., May 2D.-So crowded Is tho Du Tout Towder Company for room In Its plants about this city that It has been compelled to lenso the Earago at uth and Slonroc streets as a storage house for materials used In mik ing packing cases The company Is now operating Its jnrds on the Hiaudiwlup for making commercial powder, using the big shops near the ponder jiucIb for making shipping cases, nnd opeintlng the machine shop, formerly opeiated by the J. Morton Poolo Company, and several smaller places nbout the cits. In case tho plan to boost Undo with Chill should go through ns btought out In the I'nn-Amerlcnn rinantlal Congress hi "Washington It Is believed that Wilming ton will bo considerably bcnellleit The Du rout Company has a pier on the Dcl nwaio rler heio nnd numerous) boats bringing nitrate from Chill nio unloaded here and In addition to this tho com pany has a branch lit Chill, which Is ex pected to grow consldcrnbl on account of the company having secured so much of tho South American powder trade ' M'""""'1' i.Mli;i.lltil.lr . ,.,,i.J H13?!?.!? an "Perlence of a State recently enrolled under Pro. a a nibitlon. The quotation is from a Pennsylvania paper: "WEST VIRGINIA is a 'dry' State. It is alao, so far as pay. c ! r B ,ts "ninE expenses goes, a bankrupt State. On the first of April the State officials were compelled to personally put bLi?naeyn,0.,.Prwr.Chae JL StlEe sLanJPs' " Uncle PSam doe. no business on tick,' and the State had no money in its treasury; n HnS5 Wefe Hf86,"1 HfCMiaiy to transact public busi' ness. Hundreds of school teachers received their monthly pay warrants on the same date and were compelled to take them to banks where they were discounted at six per cent. Over one hundred and fifty persons in the State's employ received no salary for the month of March, while th AiiHitnn--,.i ...!. "',,.? m to become personally responsible to banks for the monthly pay of Fj heads of various State institutions. " pay oi y Aypo,ooo u D0S6 Prohibition nrnhlhltl Is to prevent the regulated end. legalized sale of liquor. np HE brewer and distiller are thereby deprived of their lawful market, which Is usurped by the moonshiner and the boot legger. And the State is deprived of Its lawful revenue for the moonshiner who makes, and the bootlegger who sells, pay no revenue tax either to State or to nation, ' SO THE only persons who benefit from the sale of liquor In Prohibition States, arc those who break the laws! Philadelphia Lager (rA next article will 39 OUU'mic 4 What the AVnahlngton Square Players will 3how Philadelphia next Saturday. Flrit of all, tho fantastic plcturo of tho king nnd tho prlnco plnjlng chess while tho king's daughter woos "The Shepherd In the Distance" Is only n corner of a patt of tho cntortnlnmcnt which tho Washington Hqunro Timers promlso Philadelphia, next Saturday nt tho Little Thentrc. Hut It gives n ory clear Idea of tho novel treatment which their scenic dclnners In this ense, Itobert Locker, of Philadelphia ghe the plays 'J ho Washington Square riaycru nre n hand of New York artists, writers and Just ordinary people who thought they wanted to nmuao themselves nnd tbelj fi lends with something In the way of drama which they couldn't get on Hroad wn. The orgnnlzcd. chose some plays nnd rented a tlnv theatre, The Bandbox, foi Friday nnd Saturday evenings. After their first bill, the ncclnlm of press and audience wns so hearty that more per NEXT Theic will he WEEK .ipcclnl Jlfemorlal )n)j maUncrs nt all the Phlladcl lihin tlictttiri Monday. FOltltEST "Wllh tho Fighting Forces of 1'urope," with tho Knlscr, King George, President Polncare, the King of Belgium nnd Admiral Tlrpltz, the soldiers, sailors, battleships nnd foits of warring Europo shown In Klncma color for the first time. Vlons of the nrmlcs of tho principal nations not at wnr nre also shown. Tho submarine In action nnd the torpedo on Its mis sion Two shows dally. WOODSini PA It IC "Tho Bed Hose," with the ItojHter-Dudlcy Opera Com piny. Tho musical comedv of Paris student life, by Harry B. Smith and Itobert IJood Bowers, In which Vnleska Surntt starred. Hoy Pruetto will Join Clara Palmer, Eva Ollottl and Eddie Nalmbj In tho compan. LYRIC "Find tho Woman," with Italph Herz A farce with a detectlo on the wrong scent for Its chief figure. A renlly amusing Idea well worked out In tho main. Mr. Hcrz most laughable. KEITH'S Douglas Fairbanks and coin pans, with Patricia Colllnge, In "A flcgular Business Man", Ernie Ball, composer of popular songs, Charles Ahcnrn Troupe, lomedy hlucle trick sters; the Misses Campbell In "At Homo": Aon Comedy Four In "The Now Teacher"; Ilnny and Emma Minrrotk, "Behind the Grandstand"; lino Eleanor Ball, lollnlst; Mallla and B.ut, comedians, Barry nnd Daly In a comedy skit, nnd Hcnrst-ScllB News Pictures. XIXON'H OHAND "The California Oi nngo Packers," a competition In skill, speed nnd nccurncs ; lmbof. Conn nnd Coreeno In "Surgeon Louder, U. K A."; Harry Adler nnd Anna Ar llne In "A New Idea"; Henry G. Ilu riolph, "Tho Vagrant Tcnoi"; Valen tine nnd Bell In "The Furnlturo Movers", Beldy nnd Currier In a mu sh nl act, nnd laughing movies. TROCADF.RO "The Jitney Girls." with Pilncess Wnchita, of the Yaquls, Gladys Sears, Blanche Bnlrd nnd Pat Kearney In song, dance and trnvests COitWO JUXE S. LITTLE THEATRE The Washington Squni o Tlasers of New York in an aft ernoon and an evening performance of CtS Versus allacies FACT is a real state of things. FALLACY is ently genuine but really illogical statement or 'PHERE is but one reason ascribed for this lack of funds. .-. c worklHE8 of the prohibition law, which went Into fnlti. tme tlme 5lnc,c' has deprived the State of ?600,0OO annual SiJ? formerly received from liquor licenses, and is there is no S ,u.rce ffom which to make up the deficiency the State treasury is empty. The West Vireinla officials are In a quandary." HEuEJ a11thrTeamp,e ,rom a Prohibition State. The extract Js from the New York American: "AL,Bnnyubre ,n ,.ho market for a Ion oi from $1,000,000 nnrnna ,L0,0.0Rbe.oreie.nd ol the Vc", the State Treasurer n? V. de.fiJcit' whlc.h U eowing at the rate of $100,000 a month, is now said to total $1,000,000." . P R?TI I' r,apidIy, dePt'ng State trsuries-and seems to he tinlner 1U1- 1B. t? iri w .. , U TTAr.T th t .11 1i3&.ir;" Beer Brewers' Association appear Wednetday, June 2d) aEDnEUE formances beenmo necessary, nnd ht ' car they nre to keep the theatre on.a ;' every night In the week. PM i In their four bills so far given lh.' have acted such remarkably interesting & "".. I,nlOTl.r-" " S'lracle of a? One's Neighbor," by Andreycff. and I "Thi Bear," by Tchckhoff, ns wel as mini Btrlklng little bits of American reXm and somo inost charming and novel bill lets. Tor tho performances nt the Lltti. Theatre next Satuiday afternoon and best of tho season's work: "Interior" "Hugenlcnllv Speaking," n topical "art. by Ldwnid Goodman. Tchekhoff' "near" nnd the black-and-white Pallet of Mr. Locker's nforemcntloncd " r, rT.no "rlco of nd"lsslon Is to cents and that's ono Bccrot of the comnanv-i the company'! n bill of one-act plas's, unusually set: "Interior," by Maeterlinck; "Eu! genlcnlly Speaking," a farco by Ed ward Goodman; "Tho Shepherd In tha Distance," a inntnstle ballet in black nnd -white by Itobert Locker, and "Th Bear," by Tchekhoff. ' Pennsylvania Postmasters WASHINGTON, May 29. President Wilson today made tho following recent appointments to postmastcrshlps. Pennsylvania Edward J. Doggett, Free land, James W Mills, Jr , Koppell; J Bentlcy Cnndy, Jr., Lnnghorne: John m! Baab, Midway; T. W. Lauver, Mllrdy Edward Weldenhaner. Milton; Itobert M Hoover, Penbrook; Simon E. Devlin. SL Clair. h DANCING OUR SUMMER RATES Tn prepare jou for thn dans you will nM Try one lesson nnd jou will ba ur prlaert snd plead to find how nultkly you ian lenrn the newest steps by th CottlJo Method 1o inn help ou with thna littlt, dlfllcul ties jou have In leading or rnllowlni. and bIvb vnu muih more cajo and pleasure In ..nil fiitiu-iiiK In fact, somo of our puplln nro natlafled after taklnir a course of six letsona for Urn dollars, or jou ran take n olnsle leison for one dollai. Phone Locust D103. May we send our booklet? Tho Cortissoz School 1520 Chestnut St. iVn'c Direct From N. Y. -. H. D. Wagner Academy mi8t Private Lesnona Day Or Kk Phone Dla, R3s! Extra r-triouo Tomorrow X,i Private Class Tues i Frl Uve. Adm. tOc. Tlin DIG NOVELTY SUCCESS Jlr" Bntl Ton Moonlight Dance Wnnner'a DU" ' UU BP.M.tolA.Jf. Next Wed , Jun 2d, Evg. Usual Scholars' Practice Dance. Thura, Eir. BHlimVAIST DANCE Next Bat IS1E. SI3U. The Clayton Casino WOODSIDE TAT1V DANCING EVEttY EVENING THE C ELLWOOD CAnPENTER STUDIO. 1123 Chestnut t Open all summer. Expert In atructora under peronal aupervlalon Phones an appar argument. " " " l,r sup- ipiwii i us ninii i inLwkii win in maimJlji'.l,.-:AaJlliAAl!L ite i '1 1 i 1 t - lir1" r fi'Diaiianr r 4qjjB3jmUnO& M &!l
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers