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'EVENING LElXJER-PHILADEiiPHIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1917
FEiri'r'm
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VARE TO TAKE UP
n my i iakv ruin
Congressman Will Confer
With Daniels otf Pro
posed Celebration
EVENING LEDGER PRAISED
Suggestion for Celebration to
Mark Start of $10,000,000
Works Commended
The oDlclnl pnrt to be taken by the
United States Navy Department In the
celebration of the. breaking of ground for
new buildings In connection with the J10,
000,000 Improvement nt the Philadelphia
Navy Yard, which Is expected to tnUe place
within about three weeks, will bo consid
ered at a conference between Congressman
. William H. Vare, of Philadelphia, nnd Sec
retary of the Navy D.inlels when Mr. Vare
returns to Washington,
Congressman Vare told a reprcsentotlve
of the BvnstNci I.kimiku, which tlrsf pro
posed a "rolebratlon by the combined fed
eral and civic olllclals. that be had not yet
considered the matter itcllnltely. but that
he would" take It up with the navy olllclals
ns soon ns possible and that a program
would be arranged nt tho earliest possible
moment.
MucU enthusiasm Is being dlsplaed
everywhere In Philadelphia nt the prospect
i.f a special celebration by the civic depart
ments, lluslness men nnd city olllclals
agree that the occasion Is one most worthy
of notice, ns the (Joxernment Implements
nnd the mivnl program to lie cairled out nt
League Island probably will mean more to
Philadelphia, both as a matter of business
nnd ns a natlon-wldc honor, tli.ui any other
movement of recent eais The T.vkninu
1,Uio"kh'h Initiative In proposing the cele
bration Is being highly praised.
Itoth Common and Select Councils are
expected to consider the matter of a Joint
councllmanlc innmlttee to ni range the
city's pirt of the. pruBiam at the tegular
Council meeting this nfteiuoon
Inmes K. t.enuoti, president of Select
Council, and Dr. IMnard H (lleason, presi
dent of Common Council, spoke beat lily In
favor of the celebration In Interviews with
nn IIVKNtNd 1.KIHIKH repiexentatlve. Iloth
promised their hearty support of a resolu
tion for a councllmanlc committee to work
In co-operation with the congressional tep
resentntlves and with the olllclals of the
Navy Department nt Washington
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German Society Elects Officers
The Herman Society of Pennsylvania at
Its 152d annual meeting elected the fol
lowing olllcera .1 II Ma.ver. president ; (J.
A, Schwarz, llrst vice-president; R lilnl
Ick, second vice-president; .1 II. Ilarjes and
(3 von Home, secretaries, II. Ile.vl, treas.
urer. Mr Mayer Is ulso head of the I'nlted
Blngers,
DIVOItCKES WILL MAKKY
W. P. Hill, Separated From Wife in
January, to Wed Mrs. Mary Max
Two dlvoicees, one of whom obtained
legal separatkm on the twenty -seconil of
last mouth, today received a marriage li
cense. They are William P. Hill nnd Maty
D, Max, both of whom gave th lr aildrcs
as Limekiln Pike and Weawr stteet. Mt.
Airy, Pa,
Hill was divorced by Common Pleas
Court No. 1. The decree was allowed on
January 22 last. Mis. Max was legally
reparoled from her liubaml mi December
20, 1915, by Common Pleas Cutut No. .
on the ground of lUsettion.
Klkton Marriage Licenses
IXKTON, Mil., l-Vli. 1. Tho following
marriage licenses were Issued here tod:
llaymoml It. llamel and Josephine Ailiriiv
Daniel V Clawell and Katherlne Zaberer,
llaymond V Hemphill and Hessle Marshall.
William T Walkera ml Klla M. Dills, At
lantic Ct ; William C. Weldln, .lr, nnd
Florence P K.liley. Wilmington ; Jerry C.
Price and Jennie O. Craig, Carlvilh. Mr.;
Charles W Uhoads, Pottstown, and (!lads
McLaughlin. Limerick, Pa
TODAY'S MAKKIAGE LICENSES
Walter Ctldivrll. i'O.'ld Annln at , Bin! Kllen
(lren. lM'S Carpenter St.
KoUslaw rintrnvvnkl. 4UJ3 Stiles St.. nnd Mao
anna PromlUMvaka. 45 iu Alnifiml hi.
Edmund S. Conic. Alden. l'a.. nnd Prances P.
Spooner. AlUen. Pa
Frank Miirlno. 1031 S I'nlrhlll ft.. urul .Mar
garet Sacrecfl 012 S. Darlen st
liarrv I. Hlutik.". lilt II Monnienalnii ive ,
anil llllzalietil Stiller. '.'.Vi-I H. .Maranull at
Louis Mandel, inns H ."th st , ami lltsler
Michielaen, ."10 hater Ft.
Hrrekiun route. 2sl Wnarton st.. jnd lMlth
Johnson, lil.'t H 2sth st.
IMwaril I I.lltle. ltias i: Westmoreland st . and
Martha V Dlvlnney. MIW Wood nnd ave
llurmin l illr-ln. tl.iddonnold, ?. J , and Marie
C Mark, 232.T N. L'.'d st. '
Haywood 1 Smtln, 1 iHf Carpenter st., aud
Mattle K I.. Ikilky. 4I11 Walnut st.
Villi im llaialllon, Mt. Alr, l'a , und Matilda
Andfrson, oontz, l'a
Wllllnin I'. Hill, Mt. Airy, l'a.. and Mary D.
Max. Jit, Airy, l'a
Uremia Kerrettl. Ms Kauffman at., and Teresi
Auaone, M7 KnufYmjin st.
Jozft Oiawackl. 210 Lombard st , i!nd Jozeta
l'utkuuska, 210 Umibnrd st.
Alvln J, I'nwell, 2.1'il N 2oth at., nnd Anna
Tallow, 31121 Sjiionham st,
Morris Levy, IW I N. nth st , and l.lizle
Moraenateln, lllj S. 4th st.
5enrB Jt, Klneton. 2(1211 8. 22d St.. nnd Anna
St. l.undbeck. 2.'I18 H. Xd at.
Onr II, Kmoles. 411S Cambridge t and
Hophle Avodenko. 81.1 Jackson at.
Dennis Uarr. 2.11S Carpenter st.. nnd Ilridjet
nixon. 2H2:t Ht. Albans at.
IruaiLdr.omH,,s.,2!.,t8h.s,-.20,h " "nd Ca"le
Thomas J. Prisn, 87th st. nnd Iiartram ave .
and Hosetta White. 7th st. and Iiartram ave
Eugene I'. Delmore, His Lombard st. and
Ada A. Williams. 131.1 Addison st.
-James Ik Dover, 1327 H. loth si,, nnd Anna
M, Johnson. 712 8. 18th st.
John II. Fullmer, 8t4 Wallace st.. and Htn.
rletta C. llarh. 3014 Wallace st. "
Jt"?, w-h'f wJ!!v.B8i'Catharln8 t.. and Clara
W. Msher, nOo.1 Anffora nvs.
Charles ,A. Warner, Br., 8937 Towelton am
and Helen M. ltlchter. 33011 N. llruo I "t
Wiko Petrymn. 814 Ilrandywlna st and ilarv
Corendor, 1313 Carlton st. ' lary
The Three C's
With Warden McKenty, we alio
disapprove uf cards, champagne nnd
cabaret, but do encourage the good
old-faelitoned name of checkers,
gome of the best plujrers In the city
may he seen dally In our down
stairs ltMtaurant. for Gentlemen, nt
1221 Chestnut St. Why not Join
(hem there? It's a delightful place
to lunch. Smoking; permitted.
Jfanscom
Restaurants
O'NEIL STARTS PROBE
OF BRIBERY CHARGES
Commissioner Sends for Men
Reported to Have Paid
v Hush Money
BITTER COLD CHECKS
'FIGHTING IN EAST
Germans Take Position and 60
Prisoners on Lipnica
Dolna Front
NAMKD AS REAR ADMIRALS
Captains William S. Sims (above)
ami John Hood are among the six
commanders whose names were
sent to the Senate yesterday by
President Wilson.
N. J. PASTOR DECLINES"
APPEAL TO SYNOD
Deposed Minister of Collings-
wood Says Congregation Also
Will Kefrain From Action
The Itev J M McDowell, pastor of the
Colllngswiiod Pti'sb.vterian Church, who ten
dered his leslgnatioii ns pastor under pres
Kilie after a four-hour session of the board
of Inquliy of th- West Jersey Presbytery,
said today that he would not tnke the mat
ter to the synod nnd that the members of
the congregation would not either, as he
and they wanted only a hannonloiiH situa
tion In the church.
The deposjd minister will Issue n state
ment to the public through the newspapers
on Monday, he said today, to make known
his side of t rr.i 1 1 K.
A communication to the Uvnstvo I.edohh
from S It. 12. (ioicod, of Culllngswood
.Summonses wete Issued by Insurance Com
missioner ,1 Denny O'N'ell upon his arrival
In thla city trnHy for two men who are
conncrtcd with 'nsurnnce companies with
branches In Philadelphia, wholt Is al
leged, on different dates niado payment
of "hush money" lo nn empkoye of the
State insurance Depnttment. Tho sub
poenas were' given In Detective Wilson, of
the Insurance Department. vlu was In
structed to see that the persons named In
the subpoenas were produced befoie Com
missioner O'.N'cll ul once.
The ehnrgj that "hush money" was paid
'to an cmplnjp of the Insurance pep.it tment
who at present Is utlnc'.ied to me I'liiiu
delphla ulllces of the department emanated
from the Penrose c.imp last night while
Commissioner o Nell was In his olllce In the
Capitol Ho was given the name of the
man who recelveJ the money nnd also the
names of the persons who, It Is alleged,
made the pa.v monts for "favois."
I.IVDS IN' CITY
The emplo.ve accused was appointed un
der the administration of former Stale In
surance Commissioner Charles Johnson
Penrose leader of Montgomery County, and
Is a resident of Philadelphia.
While the tec tal of the alleged grnft was
going on. Commissioner o'Nell turned to his
Informant and said bo would nt once In
stitute n rigid Investigation. He Imme
diately sent word to the Philadelphia of
tlces of the Insutnnce Department for the
emplo.ve named to be present this afternoon
after the silbpoinns were served
WILL PlltiltH CIIAUC.M
"These charges come final the Pemose
camp, but that does not make nn.v differ
ence" said Commissioner O'N'ell; "If thetu
lire mi) dishonest persons In the Instil mice
Depiiitmriil they inut go I have Issued
supoenas for the persons who lire allegul
to have paid liione) to an emploje and have
liiMtiucted the detective of the Insuitinc
Department to see that the peisons nie
blouglil bete I Intend In thresh out nu
chal ges it lid get to the bottom."
Commissioner il'Neil will speak tonight
tit the annual b.imiuet of the Philadelphia
Association of Life I'nderwrlters nt the
Adilphhi. Commissioner ci'Ne'l said this
afternoon that he wasn't ttjlng to use the
Insinance Department for political pur
poses He k.i Id he oul.v had one thing
In mind, and that was to protect everv
policyholder III I'ennsv Ivani.i.
"I have toda.v ordeied my chief clerk.
W. II II. Ilakei." said Commissioner
u'N'ell. "to beL'lii an Investigation Into the
affairs of the ItiMii.imv Department under j
Charles .lolinsou, a renrose iippoiiurv now
the Senator's in. in Krid.i
"If the Legislatuie proposes to Investi
gate my conduct of the olllce, 1 will help
,t do it, but I vv.ll also see that the.v go
Into Johnson's lecmd A probe of that na
ture would raveiil some sensational things '
THIEVES (JET WEDDING RINGS
Haberdashery Worth $156 and Three
Automobiles Also Stolen
Thieves broke Into the haberdasher.v
shop of Charles Fetters, 1S02 Columbia
avenue, tills morning nnd stole $l"ifi worth
of goods Cold wedding rings worth $75
were stolen bv thieves who forced enttance
to the luwelry stole of .Samuel Mellln, 1303
South stuet
The following niitoinohlles wete ttnun
IlllltLI.V, Keb I
Kxtiemely cold weather has Intel feted
with operations on the eastern front and
there was lively lighting In only u few
places, the tlrrmnu .War Olllce announced
today. On the N'nrnlovkn and southeast
of the Llpnlca-Dolun sectors dctachiii?nts
from n Siixnn regiment entered a Itusslan
position nnd capturtd s xly prlsoneis nnd
one machine gun
.Southwest of lake Dolrati Allied detach
ments, which advanced after strong urtllicrv
lire, weie repulsed, the War Olllce an
nounced In a teport on .Macedonian light
ing Only one minor fight and Isolated nrtll
lery duels have taken place on the Huni.i
plan front, ticcordlrg to the War Olllct
statement.
No news of lighting vvns contained In the
statement on western front operations
REMOVE WEIRD FRESCOES
FROM CHAMBER OF SENATE
Mis Oakley's Suggestion Approved nnd
-- Work Will Start Todny Under
Her Direction
IIAIUUKtlt'Iin, Keli. I.--Kollowlng'tho
suggestion of Miss Violet Oakiey. the at list,
of Philadelphia, the .State. Hoard uf Public
(Iroiinds and Buildings decided to per
mit changes In the Senate chamber where
five of the painting of Miss Oakley have
Just been placed These contemplate the
plae'ng of ground-glass globs on the elcc
trolhrs directly In front of the series of
hlsloile paintings unit the toning down or
the brilliant gold nnd green frescoes nbout
the celling of the ihambci
The Iriard nuthorlred Miss Oakley to
have the work done, and her own workmen
will start this morning. Tho changer
will probablj cost less than 20n.
Man Chokes In Death on .Meal
Meat strangled nn uuldentllled man In a
restaurant lit Twcnt-thlid and Keileml
streets lie was taken to the Polvcllulc
Hospital, but before physicians could aid
him he was dead He was dressed In u
dark suit, blue overalls, two gray sweaters
and black shoes lie was five feet nine
Inches tall nnd weighed IRA pounds.
Wills Admitted to Probate
nenuctt of, JinfiO to tho Vcdsratlon of
Jewish Charltlm. $20p to the memorial
fund of the congregation Itodll Shnlem
nnd $200 to the Jewish Foster Hbme and
Orphan Asylum are Included In the. will
of Jacob Miller, 1T1S North Fifteenth street,
which was ndmltted to probate today. Tho
mnjor portion of the estate, which Is valued
at more than JIOn.OOD, Is bequeathed to
tho sons nnd daughters of tho testator.
Other wills probated were those of David
C. Schiller. 1228 Old Yolk road, which In
private beiitiestH dlhVosfs of property nL
uel at tfiO.nOO; Charles D. Sllcox, 27 IB
llrldge street, $IX.7fi0; Maria K. Ilullett,
Mllnor street near Filler, $11,30(1; Harry
,1 Sharp. Mount Alto, Pa.. $5S.'.I; (ieorgo II.
Itelnhaid Kplscopal Hospital. $1900, and
Ann Lancnsler 2127 Columbia avenue,
$I.-,3S
Snvei 811,000 on Wilmington Hiilldlng
WII.MIN'C.TO.V. Del.. Feb. 1. The com
mission landed b.v Harlan (1 .fcott. which
had charge of tho election of the new Joint
cltv and county building In Wilmington,
has made Its Una) leturti to the court. The
lommlsslon ercited the new building at a
cost of mote than $1,100,(100 nnd re
turned to the city $11,100 and to the county
$850 of the amount appropriated.
champions the cause of the P.ev. Mr. Mc- r from In 'front of their owners' lesldences-
Dowell. saying that politics and a sermon
delivered two years ago against what was
going on In ceitaln rooms of lecognlred po
litical headquarters weie responsible for
the ultimate dismissal of the Itev. Mr. Mc
Dowell. Mr (Jorcod says that as a lesult of the
attack onu of the membeis of the church,
who was a tool of the politicians, at
tempted to run tho Presujterlim, church
"contrary to the high Ideals of the pastor."
I'lthuately, Mr. (Jorcod says, thla Individual
severed his connection with the church. In
i-peaklng of the jiuui. Mr Gnrcod says.
Since then tills Individual, who has held ns
many local olllces as he has fingers and toes,
has been, comparatively speaking, crying
'crucify him. crucify him ' "
Mr Gorcod says, In the language of the
streets, "the enemies got him," and makes
a plea that tho people outside of Colllngs
wood be Informed of the real state of af
fairs, lie ends by saying. "A crime, the
crime of besmirching a well-loved, Christian
man's good name has been done In Collings
vvood "
routing car belonging to Marshall Laugh
tin, JOI'J Paik avenue: car belonging to
Miss Milton llerold, 2039 North Hioad
stieet; cur owned by Paul A. Davis, 311117
Spruce stieet.
"SCARED TO DEATH"
Jury Finds Miner's Death Due to Fright
From Fall of Slate
WASHINGTON. Pa. Feb. 1. "Filght
ened to death" was the verdict returned
by a Jury Investigating the mysterious
death of Joseph Lorents. forty-five yeais
old, whose body was found In the Vesta
Mine, near California.
Lorents was alone In the mine, several
hundred feet from other workmen. A fall
of slate had occurred about twenty feet
from where he was found I'hvslclans nnd
others convinced the Jury that Lorents was
so badlv scared when the crash came that
he died' of fright
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LAND OF THE LONG AGO.
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Ilu Itrntv. I.nllla. 130.1, South 4(h St.
Olohr Talklnir Marlilnr Co, 1317 l'olnt Urqrir At
l.iiptnnrrl, Antonio, 730 South 7th St,
' Mlllrr, It . (104 South id St.
.Mualral Krlio Co., Tlir, .Mh anil llalnbrlilfr St.
1'kllailrltilila I'lmnncrapli Co., nil! South SI,
I'lillailrlphla I'lmnngraph Co., 823 South Dili St,
Itoarnfrlil, I)., 331 South St.
Slolfo, Harry, 013 South 9th St.
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lludlry, II, J 1133.37-30 llroadway
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You won't run V
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of
odds and ends
when you come to
Perry's
Reduction
Sale!
When we've done our
regular season's busi
ness we stop making
Suits and Overcoats for "
that season, turn outf.
manufacturing a 1 1 e n-
tion to the season ahead,
and all our selling at
tention to closing out
the big storeful we
carry right up to the
last minute! It takes
some selling to do it,
too; but you know that
constant dropping
wears away the stone
and steady buying
depletes even a Perry
stock !
Come early and
make sure of
getting yours!
H You can get Perry
fifteen and eight-een-dollar
Suits and
Overcoats now for
$13.50 and $15. .
I You can get Perry
twenty, twenty-two-fifty
and tWenty-five-doilar
Suits and
Overcoats now for
$18 and $19.
J You can get Perry
thirty, t h i r t y-five
and fort y-dollar
Suits and Overcoats
for from $25 to $34.
f And you can get a
Perry forty-five to
sixty-dollar Over
coat at a saving of
seven, ten, twelve
dollars and have
the finest kind of
Overcoat it is pos
sible to make, sell,
or buy!
Trouser Prices Reduced!
$2.00. to $8.00 for
Trousers that were
$2.50 to $10.00
Fancy Vests at Savings ,
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$.3.00 to $5.00 for,
Vests that were.- i
$.50 to $6.50 t' S
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16th & Chestnut
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