EACH WIDENS -
BETWEEN STATE
AND U.S. OFFHMS
mnnwealth Health
Board Said to Reject
Federal proposals
'fUb UFT BAN SEPT,
29
. .. U..-..T, ih State Health r)e-
" . .... t.l 1 Uln llUTPAU of
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ns in rtgara io nam,,,,,,, ...
.lmli situation, widened today.
W" . , t tk. t-if .liinlth
ifir n closea bciu.i .
.Aiwr v ,V1 iinnr.
j!tti this morning, . ........ - --
.H that a resolution naa Deen uuu,
PlL of which hnd been forwardd to
ES!!. Blue, surgeon general of the United
Kates' PuW'e IlcaUh Servlcc- and Dr- M' "'
Wr who was Bent hero by the govern-
JWK" -l,..l. nrntilam In this
,,t to direct in .-
.j. This resolution, it wnn b,u, ,,
?ein proposed by tho government to the
L. ihit they b FupDlle.t with copies of
lUalth certificate l-ucl by tne biaio.
i Oovernmeni ,, .... .... .... --
iininne for (s own records.
... ,k. interstate passenger and ono
the town for which lie was headed.
. ...ni. n rhlld granted a clean bill
, kMlth by State ofllclals would carry ft
.J?l-.-t mv to another 8tate. where
!t.uM be compared with one forwarded
- the uovriw-.
PLAN NOT FEASIBLE
! -- amMn't arjDrove of that plan," said
tvr Samuel O Dixon. States Commissioner
EiTlIealth. following the meeting. "It la
ri,f,ro Doctor Foster had been notified
" ..i .!. Qtn, hnnfrl ha line!
the action " " " --.- -- ---roressea
confidence that the Government
i"1. el. nffidalB would be able to "get
Wether" on the matter. He further denied
Crtor Dixon's charge that the Federal
BoKrameni jibu uulv-u .,, .......... "-
ug inspectors in l'ennsyivuuiH. uo.utg mu
Sfsrences were nJusted.
i The inspectors x i,uw icv t,o ,io..
Mt Issued any health certificates," said
Lg. Foster. "They merely have been
ih.rlne Information about cases that
Jirel and transportation facilities. They
laVS done nomins DUl gnuicr uuuiiuiiiiuii.
W ..-& thru InannMnri hnrA nnrf tTlf.n
3Wre 0 iti'. ....vvw... ....-
ktre been placed also In Delaware, Mary-
JcM ana ew jersey lur uiu kuiiio ijui-
mh of gathering Information.
rr.other small Item of disagreement be-
FHrwn the two health bodies was the ques
Hen of "franking" the copies of the health
rurtlflcites through tho malls. Doctor
BUon and nis associates aia not care io
to this, although urged to do so by the
Federal Government.
k.,Th State health board expressed gratU
Bettton after the meeting when notified that
jUttorney General Francis Shunk Brown
Mi said their actions were entirely -legal.
".Doctor Dixon also announced today that
lehoofo and moving picture houses will be
jeWMd to children throughout the State on
Ifcptember 29.
TO LIFT. QUARANTINE
F-Doctor Dixon added that tho removal of
Ifct quarantine was contingent upon the sue
leen of the health authorities n keeping
fix eoldemtc within bounds.
W Philadelphia motloiiwucture houses. 1
lured to children less than sixteen years
let iit probably will resume their normal
leturM on that date, as tno state nna
Fetir health ofllcials have been working In
?cwMte harmony. The opening or the
jeKjr ichools already has been fixed By Dl
SieeWKrusen, of the Department of Pub
IHcHelth and Charities, for October 2.
LiWiCourse. I can't predict what-old Na-
jjhnJrlll do now that we plan to renwe the
iWntlne." f aid Doctor Dixon. "If the
Pernio has riot Increased by September 21
I rchools and moving picture theatres will
I freed, from the quarantine. It has been
r aim to reduce the disease to a minimum
i the least possible Inconvenience to the
pie. We have taken Into consideration
Bratrclal, social and civil activity, but our
remount duty Is to check the epidemic."
GnV one new case was reported today.
was that of Martin Leonard, eleven
eths, of 171 Marlclo street.
IJhere were no deaths up to noon. There
n out one day In the last six weeks when
! record was less.
BARS PHILADELPHIA AUTOIST
Jersey Revokes License When Accused
Falls to Appear
TRENTON. Bept. 14 -Montgomery a.
Hauling .of Philadelphia, failed to appear
before Commissioner Dill, of the Depart,
merit of Motor VYo!, to answer a charge
of driving a machine -unAccompanled by a
licensed driver. Tl e .'amtnlssiontr Imaosed
a fine of $100. In addifon to which he or
dered the young man's name placed upon
the blacklist and revbked the regletratlon
of the car
An Inspector was instructed by the Com
m.sBlrmor not to releass Bautlng's car until
the fine had been paid
T?r'icl,r,ocl,y Privileges of Mary LuU.
of Philadelphia, and Charles E. Schutte. of
Lancaster, wtre revoked, The woman was
!!,... ui,h ,cA.'.lnir n accident and
?d i.n '. "'""""f 'P when signaled
and pennl'ting h!ssut-out to remain open.
OPIUM SMOKERS GO
FROM WONDERLAND
TO POLICE STATION
Awaken From Dreams of Beauty
to Face Horrible Realities
of Arrest and Court
f Hearing
FIVE OF THEM CAUGHT
EVENING LEDaER-PHILADliJLPHIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1916
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hNORRISTOWN. Pa.. Sept. 14. Lansdale.
IS tOKn of 1MR thnn 9000 n,mAt rnnrtrl
Ilie new cases of Infantile paralysis today,
ung a total of thirteen cases within
r days. There have been no deaths yet.
Yield to Jitney Regulation
.WILKES-BAIUIE, Pa., Sept. 14. Con
weed that thA nnlv wnv lltnnva nan nnr.
14 In thlfl rltV Ih tr M.., ..11 ..mll.aman,.
IP the Jitney ordinance, eleven men, who
j5 oeen engaged In the business since
s trolley strike has been on have filed
I required J2S00 bond aa the flrat tfn In
tprlne Jitney travel.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
and Nannie
and Mildred
.STIC. BJIter. T02T Tocum at.
'"V 1 N. atal .t
I V "nl 4HSS Morrla at.
reukfr B0fl cia.,...ia. ..
H'&.lli "lelia so, 8. foth at., and Mar4
fT S. Bl'lne. Columbia. Pa!, anil nana M.
.,?,, Wrlsht.vlll.. P..
' lntraon. VJBO Ruti it.
,'r7iSll?'i..1!! N. American at., and
.,"". .-" " n.rioan at.
amln V-llu .,. ' -...
rVll:vAn(,...K!,. ,Wli South at., and Emma
.piahsn. lB-.a South at.
" S' Vlor,r. .1B" - Huntlna-don. at., and
a IT, Burna l.pl-.nl m
vffir.n,.S29ct".'",r at., and riorenca
Wily. 5.SB Catharlna at.
lei5- AAmS- fj,rai!n. N. i.. and naba A.
.ro5fe. ioll !.,. .... .. Anna
I xi IntS. Mil Wl to" ' na Thareaa
5vk.(,1i5f. M Bd at. and Buala
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A whistle not unlike the plaintive note of
the -nob White" attracted the attention
of Detectives Malone and McCullough at
3 o'clock this morning In the vicinity of
Fifteenth and Vine streets.
The detectives darted Into the shadow of
a building. They knew tho whistle to be
that used by the members of the "dope" ring
'In the Tenderloin. The whistle meant that
the coast was clear, and that' there were no
"bulls" (policemen) In sight.
The whistle sounded three times, and
then the policemen saw two men come cau
tiously from an alley. The glare of an arc
light on their faces showed them to have
the brand of the opium addict. Their cheeks
were sunken, their skin white as chalk and
their eyes dull nnd watery. They were
bent over llko old men In the Bbxtles and
they walked with shuffling gait. The pair
knocked four times on the front door at
1504 Vine street. The door was opened
and they entered noiselessly. The door,
closed and all waa quiet again.
The detectives went around to tho rear
of the house. They mounted to the roof
of a ahed and pried open a second-story
window, entering a hallway which wns as
dark as a pocket. The house was as aulet
as a tomb, so quiet that the breathing of
the detectives sounded to them like the
"bang, bang" of a motorcycle with the
muffler removed.
A sickening odor the smell of smoking
opium drew the sleuths to. the third floor.
The murmur of drowsy voices came from a
front room. Tho detectives crouched down
by the door and listened.
"Oh. I am so happy," the languorous voice
of a young woman was heard to say. Her
voice dropped almost to a whisper as she
continued:
"This Is a beautiful country around here.
It's all green. I can hear the birds pnc
ing. iook over oetween tnose trees, -May,
and see the ocx-an sparkling In the sun
light. Oh, I hopo r never wnke up."
"Don't butt In on my pleasure. Hazel,"
gijimbled a man's voice. "Smoke up, kid.
and leave me In peace. This Is better than
a big meal of corned beef and "
Detective McCullough knocked on the
door. The only response the knock brought
nas this, from the woman who spoko first:
"Hear the breakers on the beach," she
said softly.
The detectives put their shoulders to the
door and forced It open. Kven then the
three men and two women In tho room dis
played no excitement. They lay on couches
dreamily smoking opium, and gazed dully
at the detectives. Xot one of them made
any effort to rise.
"Look at the two good-looking men,"
said one of the women with a dreamy
smile, "give them a pipe. Stephen."
The smokers were bundled Into a patrol
wagon and taken to the Fifteenth and
Vlne streets station, where they were booked
as follows: Stephen Martin and Hazel
Martfn, both of 1504 Vine street: Albert
nailing and May ltolllng, of 214 South
wN'lnth street, and Nathaniel Meadowbrook,
of 229 North Ninth street.
The prisoners being held for court by
Magistrate Collins sit In their cells today
suffering from the nausea that follows a
night's opium debauch. The odor still
clings to their clothing the sickening
saccharine odor Buch as affects, one after
smelling too long of banana oil. But tho
prisoners do not mind the odor. It is the
abdominal griping that hurts. They Are
awaiting the coming on of "the habit"
again. When "the habit" comes they know
the pain.
"The habit," as the opium smoker or the
"yenshl" chewer calls It, is the painful
physical demand for more. "Yenshl" Is the
left-over gum after the opium1 has been
smoked. opium "ashes." The fiend Will
chew It voraciously and swallow the Juice
In famished gulps. He would die for the
satisfaction of It.
Tho opium layouts the prisoners used
were confiscated by the detectives and aro
being held as "evidence."
EX-SENATOR LORIMER
FAILS TO TOME BACK'
IN ILLINOIS PRIMARY
Admits Defeat Governor
Dunne Gets Landslide Col.
Ldwdcn, Republican, Will
Oppooe Him at Polls x
SULLIVAN'S MEN BEATEN
CHICAGO. Sept, 14. Former United
Slates Senator William Lorlmer has fallen
down In his "come-back" race for Congress.
Incomplete returns early today from yes
terday's primaries Indicate ho has lost to
Arthur W. Fulton In the republican con
gressional rare In the Sixth District by
about a thousand votes
"I admit djfeat It Is the fortune of the
game, raid t.orlmer. "I have nothing to
ay nothing to charge. I only wlh I had
won,"
James n. Mann. Republican leader In the
House, swamped his preacher opponent, the
Ilev. II. P. noynton. In the Second Congres
slonal District fight, by a plurality of about
15.000.
In the gubernatorial race, Governor
Dunne, Democrat, and Cplonel Frank O.
Ixwdcn. Republican, were easy winners.
Late returns Indicate that Dunne's vote
throughout the State will be about 153,000.
Ho defeated Itrlnton. Uoger Sullivan's en
try. Dunne's landslide vote has swept the
entire State Houo ticket to lctory with
the possible exception of Lieutenant Gov
ernor llarrntt O'Hara, who Is running be
hind Henry W. Huttman, the Sullivan can
didate. Lowden won the Republican nomination
for Governor at an estimated plurality of
100.000.
Metllll McCormlck and B. M. Chlpper
flcld, Republicans for Congressmen-at-Large,
are lending over their opponents,
with McCormlck picked to win by a plural
ity of 60,000. Chipperfteld Is running a
neck-to-neck raco with former United States
Senator William K Mason. William E.
Williams and Joseph O. Kostner were tho
Democratic winners for tho Congressmen-at-Large
nominations.
Estimates of the total votes In Illinois
Indicated that more than 640,000 votes were
cast, 400,000 of which were by Republicans
and 240,000 by Democrats.
Approximately 88,000 women cast votes
in yesteraays primaries. The voto was
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Former Senator admits hia ilcfcat
in race for tht Republican nomina
tion for Congress in the Illinois
district from which he served sev
eral tcFms in the House.
YELLOW SHARK, 16-F00TER,
LANDED AT BRADLEY REACH
Monster Caught After Three-Hour
Fifeht With Sixteen Men
ASBUnV PAniC, N. J.. Sept 14. A yel
low shark sixteen feet long and weighing
8S0 pounds, was landed at tho Wooley
Fisheries, Bradley Ueach, late yesterday
afternoon. The big fish wrecked tho pound
net In which It became enmeshed nnd It
took sixteen men three hours to bring It
ashoro.
An excited crowd watched tho struggle
from the beach. The shntl; was the largest
ever caught near here nnd of a variety not
seen In the waters hero foi" years. Three
rows of nharp teeth lined both of Its Jaws.
This morning four six bluc-noso sharks
were landed by the same fishermen.
GIRL STILL WEARING CURLS
WEDS YOUTH OF SEVENTEEN
Bride's Mother, Who Marriod at Six
teen, Gives Consent
The most youthful bride and bridegroom
Hnddon Heights has known In recent years
have re'urned from their wedding trip and
nre recipients of a round of entertainments
by their friends nnd relatives. The bride
was Mls Bessie Wilson Knox her young
husband Is William Onen Staley. and their
wedding toolt place August Jfi.
J.nst year tho bride and bridegroom were
both In the high rchool, looking forward to
completing tho course this season. In
stead they suddenly decided thnt seventeen
an the proper age at which to marry nnd
onxed the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J Howe'l Knox, of 110 Princeton road, to
give their ronnL Ai Mrs. Knox had been
n bride at sixteen, the young persons gained
their pftmt and were married at the bride s
home, lcalng on their wedding trip In an
automobile, proudly purchased for the trip
by the youthful bridegroom. The bride still
wears her hair hanging In long curls that
reach her waist
Mmc. Ober, Contralto, Has Son
NITW TOnK. Sept. 14. Mm. Margarets
Ober, contralto of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, and her husband, Arthur Arndt,
nre receiving congratulations on the birth
of a boy at their summer place, Schroon
Lake, Adlrondacks. Both Mme. Ober nnd"
the boy, who will be called Wllhelm, nre
reported as doing nicety.
DIXON
since m
Tailoring of RtKntmint
Our $35 and $40
Fall Suitings
ABB UNUSUAL VALUES
1111 Walnut
,
light, because women were nllowed to vote
for local offices only.
FAIR OPENS AT PERKASIE
Takes Plaeo of Bucks County Affair.
Bijr Crowds Expected
PEB.KASIE. Pa., Sept 14, Taking the
place of the Bucks County Fair, which has
been discontinued because of the cutting
oft of the State appropriation, a three-dav
fair nnd carnival opened this morning at
Menlo Park.
'The entertainment features are larger and
more numerous than at the Bucks County
Fairs, but the exh'blts are not so large. The
most complete exhibit Is of modern farm
machinery and n display of results of moo
ern farming methods. Tho midway Is one
of the largest ever seen In the North Penn.
Preparations are made to accommodate
4000 people today and tomorrow and about
10,000 on Saturday. Tomorrow will bo Pol
iticians' Day and a. Republican rally will
be held In the afternoon. Children's Day
has been called off.
Mrs. Howc'b Strength Wanes
NEW LONDON. Conn.. Sept. 14. Mrs.
Anne Howe, President Wilson's sister, who
Is critically 111 hero. Is losing strength, her
physicians said. A bulletin Issued last
night said:
"Mrs. Howe has been comfortable
throughout the day. There Is a per
ceptible loss In strength tonight."
Frlcman's Skull Fractured in Fall
ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 14. Captain
John J. Barnett, of Engine Company No. I,
fell down a night of stairs In the Santa Tttta
apartments late lasttntght and fractured his
skull. He was hurtled to the City Hos
pital, whero, shortly after, an operation was
performed In an effort to save his life.
BANK ROBBER. CAUGHT
BJI.A. A. Hxnt,
."iuaa DM11 Ell(n,
25. 'WML 115 Hodman at..
Anna
Edith
O and
0648 Elliott St., ehd
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B0h-.J,'uJ.h.olAn.d'.."',to'. Pa., and Lillian
IS ffi1..'1 SX1 alnbrld St., and Vlr-
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Home Again?
NOW FOB
ffanscom's
Good Grand
Banquet Coffee
AT THE
Hanscom Restaurants
Did Coffaa ever aaam , aooar
UrinK it
33c lb.
1232 Market St. & Branches
V
rink It In your home ev.ry day.(7-'
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POTOR
RUCKS
a few immediate
deliveries.
r t s
Foss-Hiighes Co.
Market tat 2lst St.
Philadelphia
Mystery of Theft of $251,000 Five
Years Ago Believed Solved
CHICAGO. Sept 14. In the arrest of
Michael D. Shortall at Toronto, Ont, and
Martin II, Flannlgan In this city, Chicago
authorities believe the ystery of the robbery
of the Dank of Montreal at Westminster,
D. C, of J 25 1,000, five years ago, has been
completclycluesd up.
Flannlgan was taken Into custody here
early today after Shortall had been captif cd
while trying to pry open a safety deposit
box In the vault of the Dank of Toronto
yesterday. The box waa rented In Flan,
nlgan's name and It was found to contain
nearly $2000 In notes taken, In" tho West
minster robbery.
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OTIICn .MAKES SlO VP.
All machine" fcect In repair for 1 yar.
Special llental llataa to Btuaint.
C. J. GIBBONEY &CO.
135 So. 10th Street "".""im.
HF Approied br .the l'hllodel.
f-W plild burenu of water.
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THE USHERING
in of autumn is
but a matter of
days now. The care
which we expend on
every garment
makes "rush work"
impossible.
We therefore re
spectfully suggest
that our patrons take
an early opportunity
to pay us a visit.
HUGHES
..AND
MULLER
1527 Walnut St.
Comparison Sells
Thousands of
Ludwig Pianos
and
Player-Pianos
:
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FlirVl Wnrlr COUNTRY DINNERS at
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is possible' because the great Ludwig factories are
equipped with all the most modern labor-saving devices
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CENTRAL
Cunningham Piano Co., 1101 Chestnut St
Pennsylvania Talking Machine Co.
1109 Chestnut St.
Snellenbure, N., & Of., 12th and Market Sts,
Story & Clark Piano Co., 1705 Chestnut St.
Strawbridge & Clothier,
8th and Market Sts.
NORTH
City Line Pharmacy,
. York Road and City Line.
Dotter, John C, 1337 Rockland St., Logan.
Puternlk, Benj., 140 North Eighth St
Ideal Piano and Talking Machine Co.,
2835 Germantown Ave. .
Jacobs, Joseph, 1606 Germantown Ave.
Oldewurtel's, 2623 Germantown Ave.
Olney Music Parlor, 5513 N. 5tH St
Philadelphia Talking Machine Co,
900 North Franklin St.
Reice, I. S., 919 Glrard Ave.
Scherzer's Piano "Warerooms, 539 N. 8th St
Schnell & Meguhan, 1712 Columbia Ave.
NORTHEAST
Burr, Edward H., 2448 Frankford Ave.
Colonial Melody Shop, 3239 N. Front St
Frankford Music Store. 2357 Orthodox St
Goodman, L. L., 327 West Glrard Ave. '
Gutkowskl, Vlctqr,
.Orthodox and Almond Sts.
Kenny, Thomas M., 3234 Kensington Ave.
Kryeter. Joseph. 3132 Richmond St
Nittikger. Samuel. 1304 North Fifth
PMladclphU Talking Machine Co.,
944 North Socond St.
NORTHEAST (Continued)
Relnhelmer's Department Store,
Front and Susquehanni Ave.
NORTHWEST
Carson, T, D.. 5520 Germantown Ave.
Davis, Franklin, 5006 Wayne Ave.
Kalwalc, Martin, 4121 Germantown Ave.
Keystone Talking Machine Co.,
2801 North 22d St
Moore, P. H., 6646 Germantown Ave.
Tompkins, J. Monroe,
5147 Germantown Ave.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Carr, B. F., 512 Main St, Darby.
Geo. B. Davis & Co.,
3930-3936 Lancaster Ave.
Eakin-Hughts Piano Co., 261-63 S. 52d St
Fillman, W, H, 6124 Lansdowne Ave.
Ledane, Harry, 416 North 52d St.
Melchlorrl Bros., 4432-40 Lancaster Ave.
Universal Talking Machine and Record Co,
50th and Chestnut Sts.
West Philadelphia Talking Machine Co,
7 South 60th St
SOUTH
Luplnaccl, Antonio, 730' South 7th St
Miller, Bx-60 1 South 2d St.
Musical Echo Co., The, L. Zebm, Prop.,
N. E. Cor. 5th and Sainbridge Sts.
Philadelphia Phonograph Co,
IBM East Paasyunk Ave
Philadelphia Phonograph Co, 8M 8. 9th St
Stelfo. Harry. 612 South 9ih St ,
CAMDEN, N. J. l
Dudley, H, J, 1125-27-M Braadhwuy.
Camden, N.J,
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