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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APfrlL 7, 1916.
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"
BW ARMY" MEN NOW
BOOM SCHEME FOR WAR
'; STRENGTH OF 375,000
'. Preparedness Advocates in Sen
ate, Pleased by Adoption of
Volunteer System, Now Plan
' Increase of Regular Forces .
lif.EAR HITCH WITH HOUSE
KHostillty to Volunteer Clause There
U Excectcd to Produce
Deadlock
ff
"WASIItNOTON, April 7. Tlio prcp.ir
edncs.i fight In tho Senate today centred
about tho regular nrmy. With tho Fed
eral volunteer nrmy plan ncloptod, tho "blB
army" men rushed forward their proposals
td Increase the number of reRtilars beyond
thfl enlargement recommended by tho
Military Affairs Committee.
'Senator Brandcgee, Republican, of Con
necticut, has proposed an amendment flx
Irqr tha minimum peace strength at 250,
000 men, which, under tho expansive sys
tem or tho Chamberlain bill, would mean
aJwnr strength of approximately 375,000
mfen. There 1b considerable sentiment for
trVo Brandegeo proposal on both sides of
tho Sonato on account of the feeling that
both tho Federal volunteer army nnd the
federalized National Guard aro experi
ments, and tho regular nrmy must supply
tho first lino of defense.
Tho fear that the Federal volunteer
army will bo killed In the Conference Com
mittee through tho refusal of tho Houso
to agree to It has also strengthened tho
argument for moro than doubling tho reg
ular army. Senntor Chamberlain, chalr
rrian of tho Military Affairs Committee,
personally favors a stronger standing
army than tho committee recommended,
but Is bound by tho commlttco report.
I "
' Suffrage, Worker Going to Iowa
Miss Bertha Snpovltz, a speaker for tho
Equal Franchise. Society of Philadelphia,
familiar to many throughout tho city, will
BO to Iowa to help In tho suffrage cam
paign thero. This announcement was made
by tho Equal Franchlso Society. Miss
Sapovltz will leave April 1G.
W&; V
HER FRIENDS SEEK GIRL
AMONG 'DOPE' WOMEN
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FATHER ISSUED LICENSE
Marriago Clerk's Daughter nnd Hus
band Have Second Ceremony Per
formed to Please Parents
There's n couplo In Philadelphia today
Who nro perhaps moro firmly married
than any other, becauso tho ceremony
wan performed twice and the second time
I f -&2-, marriage llcenso was Issued by tho
fcr'TfflaVa father.
Thnv nrn Wllllnm Tlrndfnril. nf 1802
jfc Xo Lancey place, and his bride, who was
x Ritsfl Marv VL Ttrnnnlx. unutrhtor of
Thomas Brannlx, a clerk In tho Mnrriago
ZJcenso Bureau, of 240 North 16th street.
Bradford, a Belt Tclcphono Company
supervisor, and Miss Brannlx, who was
employed as a clerk by tho company,
eloped March 29 to New York, where they
were, married by a Magistrate. They
did it to avoid nubllcltv. Hut at Mr.
Brannrxts request tho ceremony was re
peated last night In Old Christ Church,
2d street below Arch street. Mr. Bran
nlx Issued tho license. Bradford Is 25
& years old and his bride, 22.
Mutinous Sailor Held for Trial
JKarl Johanson, 34 years old, a sailor
em the Norwegian bark Flskaa, anchored
at tho foot of FItzwater street, was held
without ball by United States Commit)
uloner Charles Edmunds yesterday, on the
charge of Insubordination to the first of
ficer of the bark. Tho offense was com
mitted while the bark was In tho Delaware
Iltver. When Johanson was arrested by
Court Officers Henry nnd Hurley, ho ran
away from them and leaped Into tho Dela
ware Blver. Ho was later rescued by tho
cjtjevv of tho Flskaa.
:TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
tfauarena Perllll. 2017 W. Indiana ave., anil
Anna V. Venezlale, Telford, Pa.
John Csermak, 1002 N. Orkney St., and Eva
Helm. 1720 N. Howard t.
William K. McMillan. Richmond. Va.. and
Margaret I Hay. New York city.
Valentino Speyerer. Camden, N. J., and Lena
Goael, 835 Helen st
William 8. Morris, msn Addison at., and
Cortnne De Shields, Hill W. Thompson st.
Charles H. Vollmer. 1742 X. 28th at., and
Sarah M. Gamble. 1H1!) N. 20th st.
Reuben Miller, 417 Mifflin st., and nose Miller,
833 Pierce at.
William O. Ilenedlck. 2.110 JJ. Douvler st.. and
Ethel I. Place, 2037 Jefferson st.
Casco O. Duke. Washington, D. C, and Lola
O. Wilkinson, 320 S. 23d st,
Charles W, Ilarrett, 1N32 Herbert St., ami
r:i!Kahth Rmllh. 18.1? fferhrt Kt
Harvev A. Moyer. 4317 (l-'",," and Anna
O. Dunham. "R ?tf. St. Bernard at.
Oscar 11. Johnaon. 2147 Hhnrswood St., and
Cora llurrell. 2147 Bharswoad St.
f: Bet n. lloyd. 2123 Cypress St.. and Emily
I. noblnson. 1210 3. lnth st.
.jesse u. jijers, mi.i jvrcn st., ana Anna
McDarratt. 110 H. 22d St.
Jeromo P. ltyan. 1721 X. 20th at., and Mar
garet Dougherty. 1023 Poplar st.
William Shore, (118 8. 11th st., and Sarah
Llehtenfleld. rterwyn. Pa.
I' John A. Turcht. 1042 Tasker St., and nose
foamoaieiano, iiiu 'iiian at.
Esteban Marcus. league Island, and Nettle
Copeland. 1310 Dickinson sti
Robert Traxon. 1223 Cambridge St., and Arlene
Tyler. 8 Chadwlckrst.
Henry H. Lee. 1028 Columbia ave., and Flor
ence v. uann, zsva woiumDia ave.
Ezeklel Alston. 175 W. Prlco at., and Minnie
Tlndal, 173 W. I'rlco at.
William 8. Phillips, League Island, and Mary
. oeryjoio, U1D a. mm M.
ruslle O. Deans. League Island, and Sylvia
. jx&itan. susu n, rtemDerger st.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON. April 7.
For eastern Pensyjvanla and New Jer
sey; Increasing- cloudiness tonight; Sat
urday probably rain ; fresh north to east
. winds.
toff, the New England coast this morning
nnu wcawier conaitions aro clearing In
those States. The barometric pressure
Us generally high acrpss the northern half
f of the country and low over the Southern
States, with a. storm on tho middle Oulf
coast Rain and snow Hurries have been
general lr the plains states and through
out the cotton belt. The temnemtnrou
, have fallen somewhat In the northeastern
portion pr we country and are now gen
erally below the normal east of tha rtnrk.
lea. except near the Southern coasts.
U, S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
Observations taken at S a. m eastern time.
Low
8 last Rain- Velae-
H tattoo, sum. n't- fall. Wind. Ity. Weather
itttju
Clear
ALLAN K. WHITE
Commodore of the Atlantic City
Yacht Club, who has accepted the
chairmanship of tho .Atlantic
City Section of tho Pennsylvania
Division, Navy Lcapuo of tho
United States.
JEFFEUSOiN MAY .WIN 3IEIM.B11
OF U. OF I'. AXI) MEDICO-CHI
Dean Pepper Tells Undergraduates
Plan Is Being Considered
Tho probnhlo Inclusion of the Jefferson
Medical College In tho proposed mcrnrer
of the Medical School of tho University
of Pennsylvania with tho Medlco-Chl-rurglcal
College, making this city ono of
tho greatest centres of nicdlc.il educa
tion, was tho talk of "Jeff" students and
professors today as they went to and
from class.
Tho news came as n surprlro nt a ban
quet of tho ITndergrnduato Medical As
sociation of the University, nt the Kitten
houso Hotel, last night. rr. William l'ep
per, dean of tho University Medical
School, not only announced that plana for
tho proposed I'ciiniylxnnla - Mrdlco-Chl
merger wero progresHlng, but ndded that
for four or llvo weeks propositions had
been tnado to Include Jefferson, ono of tho
largest medical schools In tho country In
dependent of university support. Doctor
Pepper said In part:
"Tho fnculty at Jefferson l. desirous
that In caso of a merger Jefferson should
retain Its own Identity to an extent. It
might becomo a collego of the University
of Pennsylvania. A system could bo
worked out whereby students In Pennsyl
vania nnd Jefferson could elect in which
Bchools they wished to tnlte vnrlons sub
jects. Of course, tho two institutions
would be under one chief cxccutlvo head.
Then Inter wo might nrrnngo to liavo ono
man, an expert In Ills own paitlcular
branch of medicine, to head each depart
ment. "The merger of the University of Penn
sylvania with tho Mcdlco-Chl and Jef
ferson would unify tho medical schools
of Philadelphia and would. In nil prob
ability, nmko this city the centre of medi
cal education tho world over. I can
mako no further announcement of this
matter nt present."
Visit Federal Prisoners in
Search for Department Store
Employe, Missing 3 Weeks
An attractive, well-dressed young girl,
who 1ms been missing from a Market
street department storo for nearly threo
weeks, una sought lv her two roommates
nmnng the women "dopo" prisoners In tho
I'Vdernl ltullding today.
Tho two girls made their way Into tho
mnrshal a orflco. scanned tho line of pris
oners and snld the girl they were looking
fir was not there. Tho girl, who comes
from a good family and was a valunblo
emplnve, they said, formerly lived In a
hoarding houso near 16th nnd llrown
streets
tier name. It Is said. Is similar to ono
of tho two girls arrested last night In
dope" rnlds on Mt. Vernon street, nbovn
lnih Tho girls arrested wero Mlntilo
Keating nnd Helen Stewart, both about 2U
rar old
The missing girl, her friends said, Iia3
almost everything sho had wanted In life
I She una bright and happy ns eho Was
good looking, and even her wages duo nor
from tlio department storo wero awaiting
her disposal at tho cashier's owlec.
Their friend, they said, had been seen j
for several weeks past with a man who I
frequented tho tenderloin. They hoped to
llnd her among tho prlroners. having
henrd tho names of thnso arrested All
her friends nt tho store, they said, nro
only too anxious for her to icttirn
The raid last night was made by Special
Wilson'8 Name Fails
to Save Louvain Cafe
AMSTERDAM, April 7. "Cnfe
Wilson," nt Louvain, named In
honor of President Wilson, is no
more.
Tho Belgian owner, nfter being
arrested several times for infrac
tion of German military regula
tions regarding tho dispensing of
drinks, hung out the sign: "Cafe
Wilson," seeking protection behind
the name. The German comman
dnnt closed tho place yesterday on
charges of new law violations.
ARTHUR SPIEGEL DIES;
MOVIES' MILLIONAIRE
Chicago Head of Equitable Mo
tion Picture Company Suc
cumbs Suddenly in N. Y.
Agent Itnlph II. Oyler. Deputy Collector
Mct'evltt nnd members of tho vlco squad.
More than $2000 worth of "dopo" was
confiscated.
When the girls wero -arraigned for n
henrlng heforo United States Commis
sioner f.ong. Samuel Yaffe, Vincent Solo
mon nnd William Vogel, who v.oro also
captured In tho mid, assumed nil respon
sibility In the matter, and tho two girls
wero accordingly discharged. Yafi'o was
held In $1200 ball, Solomon In $C00 ball
and Vogel In $1000 ball for court.
Election of Hebrew Society
The following persons wero elected to
olllcea In tho alumni association of tho
Hebrew lMucntlonnl Society, 10th and
Caipenter streets, nt tho ntitm.it meeting
of the society : Harnett Cohen, president ;
Herman t Mazer, vice president ; Maurice
Hoot, treasurer; Cecilia tlccker, corre-t-pondlng
secretary, nnd lloso Illenenstock,
llnaiiclal secretary. Tho school U under
tho supervision of Samuel O. Schwartz.
SUNDAY'S VIEWS ON SALVATION
RAPPED BY LENTEN PREACHER.
"Saved," Only Beginning of Process,
Says Rev. F. M. Taitt
"Dllly" Sunday's views on salvation and
tho manner In which tho evangelist says
It may bo obtained were criticized severely
by tho Itev. Frnncls Marlon T.iltt, of
Chester, who preached tho noonday Lenten
hermon at Old St Paul's Church, 3d htrect
below Walnut, today.
According to tho ltev. Mr. Taltt, salva
tion does not and cannot como at a
single moment, as Sunday would have his
audiences at .his tabernacle believe, hut
continues during a man's wholo lifetime.
"In other words," tho speaker explained,
"tho Lord takes ono through a courso
of training In this world, nnd takes you
to Him when you only aro fitted for
salvation."
It Is a fallacy for any evangelist to
say: "AH who nro saved, pleaso rise."
according to tho Rev. Mr. Taitt. "It
would bo tho proper thing to say: 'Who
aro In the process of being saved those
stand up,' " ho said.
"Sunday's Idea of salvation Is when
tho Lord gets hold of you nnd takes you
to Heaven." tho Ilev. Mr. Taltt continued.
"You cannot accept salvation as being a
completed act, for Its lasts continually,
nnd when a mnn announces that hn Is
'saved,' he merely undertakes for him- J
self the beginning of tho process of salva
tion. Further, a man must ho In Heaven
In tho hands of Cod before he virtually
Is saved."
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NT.W Yonif. April 7. Arthur Spiegel,
president of the Hqultnblo Motion Picture
Company nnd a director In a dozen Chl
c:igo corporations, died today nt tho
Hotel Plaza. Ho was stricken with pneu
monia on Monday night.
Spiegel was only 31 years old, yet was
ranked ns a multl-mllllonalro through his
own business efforts. Ho was principal
owner of tho Splegel-Mnv-Stenrn Com
pany, a $20,000,000 Chicago mall order
corporation.
WILLIAM A. READ, NEW
YORK BANKER, DIES
Head of Banking House and Fi
nancial Figure Succumbs
Suddenly
NHW YOIUC. April 7. William A.
nend, head of tho firm of Wllllnm A.
Head & Co. nnd long a prominent ilguro
In tho financial world, died suddenly early
today.
Mr. Head was a director of the Hank
of N'evv York, a trusteo of tho Central
Trust Company of New York, a trustee
of tho Alliance Assurnnco Company of
London nnd a member of a number of
clubs.
In flnnnclal circles Mr. nend's Judgment
of security vnllies hnd been highly re
garded for veors Ho was nn erpert In
municipal nnd rnllroad Issues Mr Head
was born In Ilrooklyn on May 20, 1SSS
MATOPPOj
Ship Held Up by Ono
Vladivostok
WILMINGTON, Del, April 7 Tha
Hrltlsh steamship Mntoppo, which was
held up at sea by Krnest Schiller, who
compelled her crew to bring tho ship to
port, resumed her voyage for Vladivostok
todnv after being thoroughly searched for
bombs
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SIN CALLED CRUCIFIXION
Noon Service Speaker Says Christians
Constantly Nail Christ on Cross
The cruxlflxlon of Christ occurs anew
again and again In the life of Christmas',
declared tho Itev. Dr. Itobcrt B. Speer,
In a noon Lenten sermon today In tho Old
Presbyterian Church, Washington Square
"Christians' slna have often put Christ
to shame and pain," he said. "That is the
terrible thing about sin In the Christian
it 'crucifies the Son of God afresh ' Can
It be that stll Ithe Spirit Is not Bivcn In
individual Uvea because Jesus Is not yit
glorified In them? Jesus represented sal
vation not merely as satisfaction, but ns
power; not only as water for the slaking
of tho soul's thirst, but as forth-llowlng-streams
of Influence. Power la what tho
Christian needs and It is not obtained
until Christ Is glorified.
"When Is Christ glorified In a man?
When Ho la given first place In the love of
a man; the first place In his thought
life; the first place In his professional or
business work; when the wholo character
reveals Chrlbt. So glorify Christ In your
self and your influence wil be that of th
Spirit of God resistless,"
Early Planting
means early vegetables nnd cmly
llovveis ot such hortsjfi'' do not requlro
warm Mill. Cur exiffrts nt the store
or our Unrden Hool? will tell ou tho
sort to plant rlghtr now. Of course,
you will need good
Garden Tools
Wo havo lotsjof new Inventions de
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Dreer'Lawn Grass
Seed
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Seeds, Plants, Tools
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The Forliclb AsnlTtritrr Edition el tst Lei3tog
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Garden Hoes. . ,53c up
Garden Rakes.. ,23c up
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NEW EDISON
You have read in the magazines and musical
reviews of Thomas A. Edison's new invention.
We hold a license to demonstrate and sell
cXhe
We invite all music jfevers to visit our storeNind
become familiar withEdisS) new art, ivherjeby
he actually ' V
Re-Crec$pjali 'fomytff music
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1103
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use
the Miracle Girl of the Metro
politan, whose bewitchingly
beautiful Soprano voice was
chosen for the first test to de
termine whether Edison had
actually succeeded in achieving
his ambition to re-create the
human voice so perfectly that
his re-creation could not-mj dis
tinguished from the orrfjjnal.
Since then many other great
artists have made similar tests
always with the same successful
results.
Hear Edison's Re-Creation
of Anna Case's voice, and then
hear her at the Metropolitan or
when she is on concert tour.
This photograph shows Miss
Case actually singing in direct
comparison with Edison's Re
Creation of her voice.
JFrtre for the interestinn Edison
Booklet Sent Free and state
what terms of monthly pay
ments you would like to piake.
The Ludwig Piano Co.,
1103 Chestnut St.
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