rif?T7 t r - '.'. - r -,s -" f ''.!: -, - I' rHU ,SS5!Wwvvr''M'ffrv"'iiMiV'W ,T 'frT"5? J' i "' Hi' a PHILADELPHIA MARKETS GRAIN AND FLOUR The mar tMflSAT tly lost tne .. Mncu Cur lota, in JP" 11 tJ "'Is No a ft "'l.nt nt. U"'"2" ifsj IWVLXo, KfTator N"- 'ii 1. 1 (tit.iiM atenmer T - V- II A4 rejcctid Ai P.?',V.rViDtV. 13.U41 busn. OITerlniis were Jc htiher under uiv" , --.v:. mi UU, (JUiem, cur, IN.i.-tP rite brands. otion -!, .hi, ml' fancy patent. liTulilDU; cll r.i'V". ""'', m.lM Winter. : ooioso; fiy, " - ':rr,;ht7 j.snui, do, vv i'.,rj. 'inanao. .... . .. .y2 KlAll'K V.SS quiet "'J "rn, "r """" l.l-r- ' ..iijiiiiVO ruuviniui'J - nir lolililne demand nnd Ihe There w. o,ir,mtlcins are as follows iicfweiiern "-- ",-,., ,,,i. family t3H.r.'K livr beef Mips -"". ' -jlitt-Miin: do, l" 'V.-JJ; "t'i W Sir. no, no. nmoked, 22 K lL"nA.w lism mnked. city i-urnl. as to stiiok-ii, ess 3V: "'"VV.m.; S P cured loose, lli'.r. do. tenia IU'" i,?tiea In pleki. nreo-dln to wkH; tte' ISHt . hrVrilti'flst cn. as to irtrut. loow . i T,, cured. '."Vi breakfast M'"d KjteVn rrcured. "-'c. lard Western rcllned. neon ""i"ni, do dotut.s lKHrs Urd, pure ""'. !?iC;.n?l'ered In tierces. 1S'C Urd, gSdSM: nderedl In tubs ISltc. RErlfaMJ suuaiut v. n.rket n nulet and un.-lianKed lie. in.n' Hit prw .;'::. ""j. a ,,,,.. ...n lfKS"m"1""" IP" .. V...,TrrO DAIIU rnuiiLiViio I. ..rD llefelllt were HkM and the mar ilemanil fair Quotations: t.''r:"e. llh K1 ."! frMl'i snlldp.irked .r.Hiuery. famy extra ilrsls ""'",;,. ron Is .1""; nirh prlnta. rniicj. "!,:,-.?..r eitra Aitfl rit , firsts. as:t'n-. Sr4i. 5!Jf.-. "wt'"' - ... a JTBTMir STuj..iiii' In Rood rpquent fi. "fhl bid ea lier .hcklnK tlm rnllwlloii nf ""'.HJSii,? Joints ouoinilnn. Nearby ex- llrrpipin were tin, aio p" fCI !. . a .rli flmlH Sill 3. tr"'. JlSrff current rrcflpU. l W P-r ran-. SiV'.e'lected candled fres.i es ere jpl.Wng. "initVsh m In fa.r rrnu.t nml firm ;m.li-r POULTRY ttvrnrTrlniii of (1f5lrnb!i Htm K ore lluht .?'...... rp wfll malnlalnl lmt.trad IDd "- .. lv nu inir arn inc (iiiniii iiiiii JU ---., .. .U ..!. w l. " .2 ..ailtv. '.'"''..,lnff''ir Kt.rcif rootern. 1 w ' L ,i "inVtVr. 13P 1'ic Hiirinir ihkkeiiM. ho ft .. 1,lJnet, ,11 IL i tu nlze ni.l iua1H rf1".1-. i !f-- i.t tier n.ilr. "KM Mllf. itu, :nSfnJ?&.?!lh:0.na?kPt .lull nn.i prl. n ."". ..... I.U.P OmilMttiitiH h resh-kllll ll i'Vr" dfy-pVked. In boxei. ueUlllll MiMO tu in T'tr. 232Cc. roaatliin thickens n; IS "n boxes. RelKhinc 7 lbs ur linlr. 21 J4e' rotstlnf rblckens. wetter-i. drvplrk 5 bbH. welebliiB K10 lt P.r pair Wc: imiiHu- rblckens western In libta. welKhlmi lu per pair, --.- brolllnic chickens filrn. In lflx"s. WfUiniE .ti ins. per pair. attZflC: cnicxeiie. iTriKuins mw ma, w-i itaii. 1014c' do. mixed sizes. lHG20c: broilers. I... ranfv ?natec. brnller. other nearbr. iVlrtlM 14 82 lbs apleie. 3032c. tlirkex. im. )b fancy nearuy .i.'w.uc. ianey wcoiern fBfllJc: fair to good 3nff31c; old Toms 20O Me', COmmWIl .m.ll, uulab. itn.ux. ..iir.ii- la wrltern. 22024c: fleese, nearby. 1!li32tc; do, ..M..n lttl"k'; sauaLn. tier 'rt-n White. lrhlnr 11A12 lbs per doren. I.ldj.'i 2.": white, Ttlrtlnc Iltf HI lb', per dozen J4 23 I 73; wkltl, wellhln N lbs per donen S3 ".llffS 73 Mile, WflsmnR I. Hie, per uoeii ,ni,l..i, wilts, welshlnij till IIW lbs per dozn 1292 23: (irk. J1.7J02 23: small and .Vo. 2, B(ic9tl FItF.SH FRUITS Tht-mikft was aenerally firm under small .rBnroll WIm. 40. Q npplles. but trade was quiet Quotations: Ap I, per uoi.iora imperial 3tei'...in lien ,11.. tXillH-l T.V llaldwln No. t. J I 30W3.3H: nniridfd. I34. (Ireetllliit. No 1. 14 TMit L(RA. Tl tnf.rail.,1 ?'.!&? I ''. Ivlnn. v.. 1 ttBu.r,0G6;'do, unuradeiT. ;3if4 Kta,uan 'No. l' I1B3 50: do. Ulistaued. .' WW 3 ail. Wlni aao Nil. 1, 4 riHOi:, do unsrad'-U. '-' MMf 3..',0. Ap. !, norlhuestern. per bu. SI AUC2."iil. I.em. dl. per box, I3SM.VI Oraniies. l'lorlda. per krite Orient. fane JSJM.r.n, poor, .".drjf SI.23: jKcMet. St.SliA3 Tanccrlnea Florida per strap, Kirn, lirapelrull. florin. ier irate. S.IW4. rineirples, Klnrbn Indian Hlvcr. ter iratii t:l(lQ&i. Cranberries i'ap t'nd per bid unc lite Hrlouos s.iw.i.iii, earlv black. S3 B4 Crsnbenles, t'aie Cod. per i rdte SI 73 02; flo. Jersey, dark per rrnle SI Miel 73 do, Ij. Ilht per crale SHitl.uti. Htrawbcrrlca, norloa. per quart 330 13c. VEGETABLES Th nurket was tzinernllv mil.1 l.uii omnia eRerlnia s( rel. d (Wuri a (Jimt.illmis While, potato?!, per bush I'ennivlui'iln, (luilce S2 73 Wltw I0ik, ilinlre $2 73fS3 White pota tOH. Jersey, per basket il.iuai Kll Hweet luiors, tistern Mnore ,er Vjl No 1 S3 if 50. NO. 2. SI r,ll?t2 Siveet iinlMl,t riat'a...UPA nd Uarrlanit. ner hnmnpFVn ' ti ?-.,i. .. :. tl.SVttl, till, lulls SI Sweet putatoea.' Jwr, lr basket No 1 SI 23 1.33; No. 2. K3 IT'S'' "". 1""-h 1MB No. 1 eIlow. HMSI.Sn, No 2 II .. CaMin.r. .oiithem1 Kf te"."'. '-' r'"03 Hl-'naihf Norfolk, per UL.I3t4:do. Telaa pee hamper, S2 fill. K'lile Norton, per bbl. SI 3U2 Cnullilower. Nor loftu per erate. SI 30f2. Leitute l'lorlda. fanry. ner haiLei s.'i r.nri i r.n .i ,n ...J ... k4 per basket Sl2 Celeri ' Plo'rlda. per ftra iwaca crtte. 1.1J3 r.u Heaps I'lnrMt, per !et. norlJ., per u,x. 12 .'.utt I IVppera rlW. Per but. S3..IISlI1 S.iiimmi l,Mrl.lu ...... u.."!5"- s- l'""- l'lorlda. per basket. .?'. Tomatoes, l'lorlda. tier crale. jj T:,ty A Uuslirooms. per 4-lb luiaket, SI 4UW1.7.". frJ Financial Briefs Chandler j& iv. i,. .. L . , " ' iciiru lur uuaillt-'.n luay In tlielr new nii.iriot.M ,i il.n .(.it, J Mtenth floors of the Kranklln Bank Bunaing, The firm formerly occupied www with Chandler Ilios. A: Co., nt 1338 wjtnut reet The plerre.Ae, rt.. ii .. . mmm. , ..... ..luiui v nr i luiiiiaiiy 'ports f0r tn. jap . , i)0..ell.n... ,, A ,:.?V proflls 11-OJO 2u'J after deductliiK .i. interest on bonds. '.Eimltll-l Of Ilia In.. .1 , ,.,.. ... .. Mar ?a. .u "iifinniiuiiai rtiner i. oni- fyiorthe year ended December 31 uere ym' compared with J766.2H the pre- idtAtrm ... lUiii ..Cl'n,y 'eoniotle lmvo been srt C .2 I,ne K1"Bloii Locomotive -- ... department of Railways of I . I ren earnings of the Piiect o.i n. "Iht and Pnwor w Z"I":: !? month, ended December 3 . - "'iij U me 1 were I Prerlnn, 3S) nvir year. Net sained J181.35G to '''H.JIS, g?IU American LocomotKe ("o,,,r,,., i,D. tt-ton T:Jr J"?X l-ton and ten aiSn- , fr lllc Chicago, iZi 2?. ruftcl".0 .a" 'or sixteen 2 tlKlnes for tiie Hock 50-ton !.: " v iiin nnn n.nin. t "ii i acute. lifttT!!,.?. IRI'tawd on the retular Hat MttioasT . .'ph'? stoek Ifxehanso $28,300 . Allierienn 'P!...! American icicpnurie capital Weatlon has been mad. ,n ..... ........ jj " 8i00,800 capital Htoclt, .A A.UCAL MININfi CTnnro Iftt TONOl'AII HTlini-'o "amir. Did Asked. ,01) par ..". 07 S Ett.n.ioV" ' !T nil - 14 tV".':.:: .23 .14 Kill .,, .Ball ao'unELDBTOCK8 .. ,. .01 4 .03 .12 .011 .nt .01 .OS. .nu .11! ,13 !is "M U U .... o.l 03 .na FW tKtml,ir ''" ' "; .f ....:::'"' -v? U.,.J"SCC,'LANEOtJsV , MjUl 60 In Sugar Prkun uH snd 'YJrn advices. UuotallonSi Car. Iota 110119. . -rtrt ..u n.mnJ WAS bATS-KeIPt: 'l,'uc umler URiit offer 9 E"ML.f in seis pmoKea andalr-drleii jir """he,? lii sets, smoked. 8(c. rlty tef ,tfrn t'h tendern. smoked ami alr-drled I if nubs ere loner WUiilMUiillK rresn-Kiiiiu iliicked fowls. 12 In Ixix ilr plil.ed fall! V MS 2J'V" do wclithlnf l"j lb. nnd ..;er : do. elBhln a', I';- a piece 22r. 5J .ilthhiK 3 lbs nplete 2iW2li fowls In Kl.?jScyf drN.pleked.tlBhlnK 4'j ll nnd ivir lolece! 2.V sm.iiler slzia nlfS.'c. old INAUGURAL ADDRESS DELIVERED BY PRESIDENT WILSON TODAY Continued from 1aki One nation to their own private profit or use them for the builtlinr; up of private power; beware that no faction of disloyal Intrigue break the harmony or em barrass the spirit of our people; beware that our Government be kept pure and incorrupt In all its parts. United alike in the conception of our duty and in the hitfh resolve to perform it in the face of all men, let us dedicnto ourselves to the great task to which we must now set our hand. For myself I be your tolerance, your countenance and your united aid. The shadows- that now He dark upon our path will scon be dispelled nnd we shall walk with the lifiht all about us If we be but true to ourselves to our selves as we have wished to be known in the counsels of the world and in the thought of all those who love liberty and justice and the right exalted. UN ATTACCO AUSTRIACO RESPINTO DA CADORNA Lo Sforzo Nemico Si Infrangc Contro la Rcaiatenzn clegli Itn- linni ad Est di Gorizia HOMA. 5 Mnrzn II Renerale Cadornn annuncln ncl silo linl lettlnu pubbllcnto lerl sera dnl Mlnlsli'io della luerra che Rll nustrl.icl nxrvano ten tnto tin attacco In forae tiella zona ill fJorlzla. tna che II tentatlo e' falllto per II pronto Intervcnto tlellc forr.e Itnllane e con Bravl perdlte per fill nustrlacl Keen II testo del rapporlo dl Cadornn . Scontrl dl mlnorc Importanzn Hi sotin axtitl ne'ln Blornata ill lerl onlle falde orlentall del monte Npll, In Vallarsa ; ticlle viclnanze dl Cnnove dl Kotto In Vnl d'Asso; nelle vtrlnnnxo ill Vlll.i DufTii. nell'alti nlle del Mawi: In Val ("ampele ; nella zon.i del llrentn. biiIIp falde orrldcntalt del monte Mai datsehen. Pill torrente l'ontcbbnn.t. Alia tetatn dell.i ,illt ilePAvIMn la nofitta artlKllena ha contlmiatn a liombnrdarc le poKlzlonl neinlcho .ulla Marmolda con rlfiillatl ovhlenll. Sutl.i fronte delle Alpi (llnlle 1'iirtl Rherla nemlea pjiaeKa" grande iiltlvlta nella zona ad est dl (iorlzl.i Nii pomerlBiflo, ilupn una lnlenta prep.t lazlnno dl artlKlleila e ill mortal da ttlncea, II nvmli'ii t"nlo' iinioia dl nl taccare con le sue fantcrle ed In foize con.lderevoll iiiirlle nostre i(iMl7.ioiil. ma fti resplntii con Rravl nerdlte. Alcunl repaitl del no.stio IiSiuo ipk Blmento dl fanterl.t pi lanolarnno ad tin lolento contrnttacrn r'.ie dledo lorn trcntndii3 prlBionlerl tru nil un uf flclale. Nella 7.011a ' ill lioscriinaln. suH'altii- piano del I'arso, unn del nntrl rejuitl lienotro' nelle pii..i2innl nemlrlie, le In ccndlo' e rltorno' pnrtanilo bcco alcunl prlBionlerl. i..v dopimk..a ti:di:sca Iii iiucitl clrcoll politlel. it prnpo.ltn del complotto tcde.i'o per ol;eie II Mes.ii'o ed II (Jmrpone nmtro bII Sl.tt I 1'nlll. i-l o' ill nplnlont' die II complotto p' pvrfettatnento In nrnionla con kII us1 della llei ni.uiln Que.sla nxea nsato le s'esse nrml sleall dl lotta contro lltalla per piu' ill mi anno lino it che nun enne la dlchlnroziono ill guerra da patte dell'ItaHa rontio l.t 5rr nianla neirnKustn ilell'anno pforso I.o prote II Koemo Itallano 1c avea nella cat tura ill utnclnll e fu1i1.UI Imvare.l sull.i fron te Italt.imt, iit'll'liivlo a l'ola per feinnl.i ill sottomarlnl tedeschl comandatl da tifll rlall tedeschl e con eqtilpaKRl tede.chl. nel raffondamento da parte del sottomarlno U-ll dl una plccola torpedlnjera Itnllana nel rIubui) ill 1015 o nel Hlluriiinrnln del plro wafo AmaKl da parte dell'l'-10 nel IurMo dello htcHio anno. I', ciuexto venz,i enntmo la propafianda nntl-Itnliana che I tedeschl aeano lnlziato tra fll arabl dell.i Tiipoll tanla e neU'Ablxslnla. WILSON KD II. SRNATO WASHINdTON, '5 Matzo. Dopo II snecesso ileU'ostruzIonlRmo d.i paite dl dodlcl Henatorl nel Senato. II pieldcntc Wilson h.i publillc.ito una dlchlarazlotic nella rtunlc vtlKinntlzra rnzinne opteKevole del (Iodic I "filibusters" 1 cui iioml snno I seKiientl' William .1. Stoiu iie-nocratlco. del JIlssouil; Albeit It Cummlna. reptib bllcano, dell'Iowa; James A. O'ciorm.tn. riemocratloo. ill New York: Robert M. I-t Kol let le, lepubhlU'.tno, del WlscotiMn ; James K. Vardumnn, democratloo, del JIls sl.salppl ; John I). Works, repubbllcano, della California: Harry I.:me. democratlco, del I'OrcRon ; Aide J. iSroniia. repubbllcano, del North Dakotn : OeorRe W NorrK repub bllcano, del Nebraska; Mosei 1. t'lapp, te- pubbllcano, del Minnesota; Klrby. demo cratic;), del 1'Arkansas. II presldcntc Wl'son, dopo aer Inmcnta to che dodlcl senatoil nbblamo potuto Impe dlre che la imiKBlor.inza iivesse irevalso n causa' del reKolamento del Senato, In tin momeuto In cul la tutuazlone c' plena dl lierlcoll come forse mal nella stnrla desll Statl I'nltl, dice che nirebbe Inutile Indite una sesslone straordlnarla del Coiicresso, e aBSluntfe: "II Senato unierlo.tuo e' II solo corpo leR'slntlo del innndo che non pun' URim quaiiili) la sua maRRloiauza e' pronta ad aglre. I'll piccolo Kruppo dl lll, the unn lapprrhentuno altr.t oplnlone che la lino pioprla, haiino resu II Kian rovciiio deBll .Stall I'ulll sena potero e MireReMilP. VI ' tin solo rimedio a ipiesto statu di coe, id f' che II ri'Kolameuto del Senuto sla ramblalii III modo che esso Senato jaisya URire." Nulla si s.t se 1 preslden'.e oir.i' appio flttato del dlrltto che Rll dart-blip la co-l'-tuzioue dl nrniaic ill sua Inlzlativa I plrosc'afl niereantlll amer'canl. OrrI pbII prende II Rluramento per II suo secondo perlodo dl presldctua, II Bluiami-nto pub bllco, perche' quello prhato lo prese Bla' lerl SI attende die egll annuncii uualohT ro.a in proposlto nlla sltuazlnne inleriia zlonale dopo la cerlmonia ileH'InauRiirazlnne, forse domanl Courts Won't Fix Parkway Bar Site Continued from Puo line been frank were made when Kopp testllled that lie Intended enlarRlnB his business and could ncqulre the property nt 1433 Atch street from Crosby Wright If allowed to move to the corner. WrlRht was called to the stand by Kdinonds. "You are slgnliiR this remonstrance, are you not. Mr. Wrlfilit?" asked Kdmonds. "Yes, ; am." replied Wright. "Did you offer to sell or lense the pioi- erty to Kopp?" "No," said WrlKlit. 'Walt now." said I.oula Hutt. an Assistant City Solicitor, lepresentlns Kopp. "weient you holdlnK-out for more money?" Wright banped his list on the rallinR. "No," he declared "I saw Kopp three times, but when 'I found out what his busl nesa was I told him I wouldn't sell. Kopp disputed this statement, assert ng that Wright told him he would sell he property If It could be "covered up that the deal was direct from Wright to a-liquor dealer. .The deal "was held up on nceount of the price, lie said . The chief witness for the remonstrants was Bdward H. Bonsall. financier and a member of the Y. M. U. A. board of mann gers. He said the .1.750,000 Investment at U21 Arch street would be extended, with urobably an entrance on i-ineemii "This neighborhood Is primarily no " catlonul one," he said, mentioning the 1. M. C. A. schools, Philadelphia College of rharmaciv Medlco-Chlrurglcal and Hahne mann medical nchools, Pennsylvania Acad, emy of the Fine Arts and Friends Central School. "It Is full of young, people. Putting a saloon so near brings temptation closer to them. Among those are the 6000 or 7Q0O young men and boys who use the . M. l. dally." , , "Are you opposed to licensed a oons on general principles!" asked Hutt, attempting to catch the witness In a legal trap that wnM Jstroy ttw value of hls.twiirony. " - . EvJ!.iMG LEl)(iii;il-ikiLADlDLPHlA, iMONDAY, 'MAROti nger nnd chalimm of the "Hilly" S.unda campaign committee, dcclar. -1 that the necesi ty for Millions Is satlsfnu In the vi cinity nnd that nnv nddltlon would be detri mental to the uotlt of the nssoi'intlnti lie admitted that hi- was opposed to w Inekv selling. Ilcnrj l-'nuntnln-Y M C A lioup inati nRer. said saloons ciinstltute the chief men nee to the members nt the association, lie caused a sensat.nti when he dedari-il that one nf the bos, a youth of nineteen e.us had told him that he bought drinks nt Kopp's. The testimony was stricken out n It was hearsaj "Soernl of our boys hae been sent In-ine because of the proximity "f Kilnons b said "This boy wns one of then John W f'.irr. pr-m-ipal of the I-'ilend-Central School. I-'Iflei-iith street below Itan tald that there were already t-mitiRh 'ii loons "Krom the number of Intoxicated Inen I hae nhserxed'oii 1'lfteenth street. I JuiIrp that there Is no danger of nn) one perlshliiR from tlilr.t," he said dryly "Only two weeks ago n drunken man walked Into our sclionl and bail to be shown out." "Why didn't jou Kick him mil?" ari.eil Judge l-'lnlfltei 'oh, well," ropllul tho i ducnlor, "he got out " ii:nii:s coxkiscation ihuhts Hutt ilfdaied that tho city had no light lo "confiscate" Kopp's llc3iise, but should proMde a loc.itlon for him as a substltut for the place, he is fou-eil to yield t- make room for tho Parkway. Kopp contended that his place pilmarlly was an i-allng place, naming $70 mid as his last )enr's outlay in food nnd MK.onn 'i-.vh for liquors I'h'Ipi Lieutenant .M)eis, of the Klfleenth and Vine itiii-ts jtailnn and Lleulenant KtinKe I. Inr inerly of that station, testllled th'al im com plaint ever had been lodged against Kopp's establishment. Th Judges agiei-d that the licenses fou-eil off the I'.trKway should be allowed to locate pomowhcio. "It Is. howeer. not In the pintliice of tho Couit to nirange for new sites." said Judge Maitln. In iinnounclng that the Kernan case would b.- held under nihlse inenf. Kinnz llilii-b, repien'iitlng .Mih Kernan declared that the saloons that were fmcid to move to make way for the I'.irkun) should It pun tiled foi if the) weie ordi-il) places, otherwise, lie mid. lemowil woulil amount to litual couflsc.itlnn of tin- pinp eit) " Object Ions of Ihe liunllio.su men nf Ine South Klfleenth stieet neighborhood weie based on the fact that It was a shopping relgliboihniid firquculi il b) women nml that theie were i untigli saloons lu ttu vlclnltj llaiey (loulley their lawyer, pointed nut that there weie nlieait) two Millions and the bar of the Colonnade Hotel on Fifteenth streit between .Market and Clieslimt mid that the ndilllb-ii nf another would hurt Ihe neighborhood. M!ks .lane I'lke. who inudui'ts a eonfee tloneiy nnd tea romn nt lS.'i South I'lf teenth htreet. said her patinnage, lomposed largely of Hijn Mmir and Swaitlimore ColleRO Rltls, piobaldy would decrease If a saloon weie allowed to locate In Ihe bloi k between Chestnut and Walnut sttects. Wil liam Yarnall, an optician, lis South Fif teenth street, said that because no paloon had been there In twcho jcais the neigh boihood had acqulied a u.iiuu for being safe for women. )otiiig git Is and small chlldien This, ho said, would dlsapptiii If the "delilment" of a saloon wi'le nl lowed In locate lu tho block. Appludtlnns lefuseil weie: lleori.- M-I'ulloimh, retail Hi OH- for 21i' South S-idllil Hlreel. John lallo trin.fr from 1.11. 1 Unn- rireet to south nM iiirner 'I ITVi I'-enth nnd ltcv slieels John J .Miller, retail linns- for 2234-227 Poplar streit. Aillll II I'rutiki nfielil. rilnll llielise fur south east tortier John 1. l.itzusili trunsf'-r fnuu tlermiinlnwn Hienue hipI Thompson strut Pi northeist eorn-'r Orlinnn an-l llristol stre-ls John Cinod mffe, iransfir flom S-siinil street Hod t'llrard iiM-niii- to Milronj, mid Orthodox streils Mbhnel O'llrlui trnnsfir from noi thi-st e-rner lironu ana i ui'ri sineis in hi Aorin Junllier slreit flalliel J Kopp. from Kopp h Hulel JO 12 North llriM-l Mret to norlhuist i orm r Plfnentli and nli s'le.lK The iipiilii'itlou grnnttil was I'liarl-s Itiil.n transfer fnnn III Norlli S. i enth sir- -1 t 1' 11 13 North emili street To n x sMJI sW PifaKM ! house as clean and neat as a new pin all the year 'round without the hard work of sweeping. We offer a really good, efficient Electric Cleaner of the well-known "Thor" make at the remarkably low price of 22.SO At a special inducement during the houtecleaning period, we make the following convenient term (to our light and power customer): $2. SO with order and the balance in ten monthly payments of $2 each. These term hold good only during- the month of March. It costs less than one cent an hour for current to op erate this cleaner; and because it takes but a very short time to clean a rug or carpet thoroughly, the expense of using one of these cleaners is almost negligible. This Electric Cleaner has a set of cleaning attach ments regularly priced at $7, but which we will sell during March at $4 per set. Terms fof cleaner com plete with these attachments are $2.50 with order and tvelve monthly payments of $2 each. , See the Cleaner in actual use at th mot convenient Dlttrict Office, or stop in at the Electric Shop for a demonstration. H1A I I r -' -t --"s-e.ie. ..., ieAv n... m J3jBksPv5""'?!ii p tflVflH JOHN WESLEY UODIN'E JOHN WESLEY HODINE, VETERAN. DIES IN CAMDEN John We.lo Undine fnrmer railrnad in.iii n ml snlilier died nl his hiune (12s Hen sun stieet, Camden, tndiiv, of pneumunla, conlraited Ihrougli bis untiring lulerest and actltlly In public nlT.iiis. He was seventy five yenis old. Mr Undine caught a seere co'd nt tho funeial of llilgadler ileneia! John A. Mather Last week, still s'ck ho went to Trenton to confer with Uovetnor IMge In relation to the old Soldiers' Home. Vine land, of which he was secretary of the hoard of m.tnugei.s. lie leturnei! home and went to bed Thuisday, d lug this morning. .Mr llodiiie, who tin twenty-three ears was station muster nf the Penns.vlvalll.l I IS.iilronil nt Camden, was bom in Mount llollj In September. 1S12 He serwil In tl-o I'lxi War 111 I "iinip my II. Thliil New Jer sey Volunteer lnfanti). being mustered nut as quartermastei scis'-mil He began his fnrt-lli--)esii' i-areer as vnllio.id iii.tiu .is lil.ii-ksniith for the old I'lindeu and mhoy llallioad. woiklng his way upwind an-l re- tiring In i:1"i He was the llrst president lies . former Councilman fmm the past Slate cninni.tndr r of the Ninth Wind, j ir.niil Annv i of the Itepubrc of New .leise) and past mastei nf the Mount Holly bulge of Ma siitiK. lie Is siiivlveil b) tluee children. Mrs llibei-i-.i K llottnti, Finnel.s 15 tlodliip anil Joseph It Itodlne Ills wife. Susaim.i W. Ilodlne, died of heart iUm-iimi iiist lutobei while attending a fralpinnl tunctlon Air.mgenientH ate being made for t! fuiiiral. which will be held Thill day. wit burial In the church.vard of St. Audi- Chut cli. Mount Holly Admits Plotting to Kill President ( niitlniii-il from I'niie llne but admitted they had been hunting for linn fm a week and nnlv illn-nveieil him this nmiuing. Meinbeis of the New York , "linmli squad" nip said to have Mipplhd ( some of the Infoi in.itlon that lid to his III I est I Kalli was taken to police heaihiu.it tci wlu-re be Is detained pending fuither lines- tlgatinn. It Is reported that the polic aie hot on the tiall of other alleged i-ou-splratnrs. ' The lil.u-k Tniu explosion, lu whiih La Ii I Is s.ild by Hie police to have admitted p.n- I tlrlpitlon. nccurrid nu the lumping nf ,' ulv I 20. Ill Hi. locked live St.ites .mil iliil 'J.'i -iniiMiilii damage. Munitions on linigi- nml pli-is on lilack Tom Island In Nm nil. haibnr let go with tenine tITeit, shnkini. all the lower pait nf New Ynik illv ami causing the loss nf seveial lives The piw i billty lh.it 'iuimilp spies might have i.nis.il tin- explosion was Investigated and sevi . il men were taken Into custody as sti-pnis t The nrlglii nf the explosion was nevei i allv , dilernilneil I The Kings! ind. N J. plant of the r.ina- , (hail Car nml Foundry t'nmpaii.v. I.unitnl was vviccked bv a ;iil,uiil),imn explosion mi . tin lilglit of Januar) II, l!'17 The mm- p.mv was in.mufactuilng munitions for the Kc'slan iliiveinmeut. Olllilals said nl tin ) tniu thi) belli veil the llu- that i.iused tin explosion was of Im endlary origin ' the Housewife Who Dreads Spring Cleaning and also to the house wife who 3 l kp 5 in keep her yggiin. '' . mil hLECTAKIOftiMIY 1917 TRANSITCERTIFICATES LIKELY WITHIN WEEK Service Board Expected to Yield to Pressure After Two Executive Sessions Faorahlc action upon the city's applica tion fur certificates of public convenience for construction the high-speed transit sys tem Is expected to follow two executive meetings of the 1'nblle Sen Ice commission at Hairlsburg this week The commission, It is believed. wIP gnint without lurther dolay certificates nt least fur those lines which Dliector Twining Is leady to place partly under contract. The first executive session will be held to day and the set mid Wednesday, llefore the latter meeting the nlllclals of tho Transit Department hope to have before the com mission the revised schedule of cost esti mates teipiested b.v Commissioner Mageo at the last public hearing Should this re pott, howevii, not be completed for con sideration Wednisday, It Is likely that no net ion villi In takm upon the citlllcates until next Mmida), when another executive session will be held The in lion of 111" lomiiilsslon will follow a peisnnnl Inspection of the v.n lolls lines, made Sntuiday b- '"omnilssloners I'.jan. Hilling and Mageo with Mavor Smith and Dliector Twining The Ma)or and the Dl-iii-tor have been bringing all possible pros. - sure to bear upon the commission lo ncl. and several times It has been Intimated that I politics was playing n part lu the com mission's policy of delay. ' The applications for all of the lines e leeplliiK the Darby "1." were filed with the J commission dining the last week of De i ember, 1914!. Two public healings slnco I then revelled Ihe fact that tlitcc of the I'oiunilsslnni'ts weie In favor uf Immediate action nml tluee wen- lu favor of with holding the certificates until It was defi nite!) ilei-lded whether the Philadelphia ll.ipld Tianslt Co'.ipaiiy would be the oper ator. A month ago Dliector Twining opened blil4 for construction of the subway dc llvci) loop but he has been unable to let the tluee contracts for Ibis wot It on nceount of the i oinmi ihIiim's ilel.ie T.iil.iv ot the U-Itlnll of the Mlltnr. Im liniriin .mil ertlsliiL- fm bids frr thiee section of the Ilro.ul street subw.i). running from South street lo ('It) Hall and fiom Cu.v Hall to (ilraid .ivenuc The cnntiails will i-o-t apprnxl matel) fll.nnn.nnu. Iluls will be opened 'April ." ut noon. Former Transit Diiecloi A Meultt Tay lor leturiieil fiom a iiinnlh'sMiJouiu In Flor- lllB oinie nils mnrniug. Although he was -mMoiis to hear all tin- developments In the i nltiiation. be deelliird tn make comment for the present. SHAD SKASOX TO UK LATK Gloucester City Kishermcii Gloomy Over Spring; Outlook n.oi'ci:.sTi:i: city. n. j . mhk-ii -. FlsliPiiueii nie gloomy over the nutlook for nn inily run of sl-nd In the Delavinie lllver. j and they have their doubts If any are caugiit I befoie the middle of naxt monih. j The llshermen say sh.nl wll not leave the bay and come up (lie liver so long as cold I water prevails. There have been so much Ice and snow of 'ate that It will take some time for the wntir 111 the river to Ret to the right temperature, and when they do start I up the Dcl.iwaie the llshermen are afraid that the shad vv.U not arilvo tu large num bers STEAMSHIPS (J HW ran rv Lea mmi 'm&z$i jjiiy-trr.nr--- Jllffw --.., JijM,-Jrsn Island of Enchantment A land of surpassing tropical beauty where fithery palms overhang g'islening brachrs where the waving plumes of tree fern and bamboo clothe the mountain slopes. Romance walks betide you in the picturesque towns first peopled by ihe Spanish Dons, some four centuries ago. PORTO RICO CRUISE '6PD'" $Q4 50a All tzpcmei suTT op Th itramtr it vour holfl fof ihe ntire Irtp from New York to and around Porto Itico, topping at principal porti and teturninc to New Ycik, Ileal of accom modntioni wnd cuitine on 10,000 ion eorlt er rnal y built for tropical ervue Sailtrnt every Saturday under the American Map. Write lor booklet, "1 luougli 1 ropic Seat.' I PORTO RICO LINE Nw Y.ik CtSlolaf Dcpl. II Eraatiwir Itrnii.ti Tit L.fl tm: ;H ( lif-tmit stnet. flill.uleli'lil i nstflm. niiiii - -mi""-- - i STEAMSHIPS LINE New York to HAVANAS3B Sailings Thursdays and Saturdays. MEXICO Regular ' Sailings toPiogteo,VeraCruznndTe.mpico. NASSAU-Weekly sailings from New Yotk to Nassau and Havana. Fleet of larce steamers built in America and sailing under the American flag. Special tours Including any or all of Ike aboT points and rail-water circle tours solas or returnint via New Orleans roar be errsnjed. Eaeter Holiday Tours, ncludins hilrl eipensrs al Havana, al special re duced cates. Reservation books are now open. Excellent service, spacious passenger quarters. Uooklets, tales and schedules promptly supplied on application. 5, fSri5, J f Jik -.i8v Im y tiigsvalSsBBL&liBBi NEW YORK ud CUBA HAIL S. S. CO. THruncli Ticket OMs, ... -e-" ' FILM FLASHES After eight weeks' absence from the studio, Douglas Fairbanks early last week commenced activities on his Initial photo play to be released by the Artcr.ift Pictures Corporation under the agreement recently signed by the popular screen star nnd the well-known distributing organization, which also handles the Mary 1'lckford nnd Georgo M Cohan productions. The dene (Jauntier studios on Wast Fifty-fourth street. New York city, have been taken over by the Fairbanks company and quite n few- scenes have already been taken. The scenario by Anita; Loos, Mie youthful authoress of various Fairbanks screen hits, who Immediately became part of his new organization upon lis formation recently, Is entitled "In and Out " Tho matter of the temporary Injunction lestralnlng John Ktncrcoti from acting as director for .Mr. Fairbanks ur.der the new arrangement with Aircraft has been set tled out of loutt, and Mr. Kmerson Is. now again at tho helm of the Fairbanks pro duclng staff. Not only has Max Milder returned to Mini alley, known In our city directories as Vino stieet between Twelfth and llroad struct, but he brought many new Ideas for the welfare of the customers. At the Selz nkk Productions, Inc.. where bo Is the manager, there Is n vlctrola with a l.itge llbraiy of records from the best singers nnd musicians. These are nt the dlqiosal of the exlhlbltors as well na the employes, who work to the liino of. their favorite numbers Then there Is a special desk with complete writing material and 'blank checks for the use ot the exhibitor. A pilvate projection mom Is nt their dis posal fm- the screening of tho pioiluctioni. ii cicvntor is used to convey tho adver tising matter from the diffeient floors. Many other tilings are planned and will bo put Into effect In the near future. To those patrons who visit the Over biook, tho niniiageiiiert wishes It known thai Maty Pickford will bo shown today 111 her si eful Attn aft pla), "The V, ido of the Clan." i:ver)body In Illinium, fiom the "A" of At buckle In the '-." of Zuknt, was pres ent at the big .i buckle dinner on Saturday It was announced Hint the local blanch of tin- Paramount had wen the llrst prlre of $I0ihi for elllcicnc) during the last )car. Todav and tomorrow nt the Clreat Xorth rrn will be Tlied.i Itaia in "The Tiger Woman'' Tho story was written for Miss liara by .lumen W. Adams, a t'nlveisltv of Penns.vivanla student An added feature will be the llrst showing In Ninth Philadel phia of the OlTlclnl llrltKh War Pictuies. Tuevila.v's fcatuio at the Ituby will he Carl Williams lu a pieturlzntloii of Paul M Potter's detective story, "Arsene Lupin " At the ltlalto tlieie will be shown for Hie fit st time In (lermanlowii ns an added ntliai-tlon to the photoplay masterpieces the speitiu-ul.tr "ll.ild nu I.nnd-in" by the licet of (ii-riii.m Zeppelins It will prob WINTER RESORTS ATI.VNTIP IT. N. .1. asws ATLANTIC CITY. Opcrvot all seasons oi mc Tccar. A rccqjmlscd ..stantlard. of tzxcellervcc, :c.tv600. WALTER J. BUZBT. TiDI n'J GREATEST HOTFL SUCCESS VV WlVLLAJ CIlEATtST WINTER RESORT "THCTEAblrlO RESORT HOTtLCF THE WORLD illati6oroi!9i3 ATLANTIC CITY.N.J. OWNtHHIP MANAGEMENT jpn'AH -VHITE flOMB COMPANY -2rfcr vr .ffJCtfZtf PIRfflrMORE w$y. 80S, T-IIi: fallowliis lliriitrt-s ubtuln tliflr iilrlurt- lliruutli the HT.INLKY llooklnc Corapniij, vvbhh Is n fruiirnntre of enrty stiuvvlnr nf the finest prodiiftlons. All pictures reviewed lirrore eililblllon. Ask fur the theatre In jour locality ebtalnlne pictures thruilcli the hTASLKY IinOKIMl COMPANY. ALHAMBRA 1.111 .VIuiils.lc l'.iNunk Av Mut Dully J. Kvk. -t-"'-11 I vii v.Mul ST I'KTl m:s Sessue Hayakawa 111 KAl'll Til HIS KINO" APOLLO .-.-1) AM THOMPSON MATIN'nt: DII.Y Olsfu Petrovn in "Bridges Burned" is MvititiAi.i: svrm:i?' n.i. r. ARCADIA Clin&TNUT Itl'.I.OVV UlTIl ' "THEARG1 IVjIililru fttuii: RGYLE CASE" IIT WAHU'lOK BELMONT M WM. S AM) MAHUllT HART in 1111,1. s niMirjs BLUEBIRD ,m0sA,DMA'i!!,AS'SA AVH Jack Pickford ft: Louise Huff in i.ltr VT I'Ari'JT VTIOS'S ' pnnAD oul'" ANI ci:t)Aii avk. CiLiv jM.'inof 'r Tin:.vrnn Robert Warwiclc ,n Ti'noor Tin: i:ih:at suoiiut." no. :i FAIRMOUNT SOTII AND liiuvitn ivrsri: Carlyle Blackwcll & June Elvidge m -- pqt'iti: iiii.M." 56TH ST. TltUATiti: llel rtyruie MAT Ki gs. IN DAILY T to 11 NAZIMOVA "WAR BRIDES' FRANKFORD T11 'HANlCrOltD AVBNl'R Marguerite Clark in "Snow White I Tin; siiiiii.i Ki.MiiHi.vr- GREAT NORTHERN ; Thcda Bara in 'The Tiger Woman' OKKIl'IAl. IllllTIHH VVAH I'ICTt'lll:s IMPPRIAI 0nTI1 nn, WALNUT STS. llWt EillUi MATS 8 :i(l KVOS, 7 i 0. EDITH STOREY in ".MONCV MAHIC" JEFFERSON I,0T" fvfi?r?Br5AUW:" ALICE JOYCE in -nu: coujtAiiu of siuinci:- LEADER TOHTY.F11IST AND LANCABTKIl AVENUE MARIE DORO in LOST AND WON" LIBERTY oaa, COLUMBIA Lillian Walker in "Kitty Mackay" PEARL WHITE In "Pearl ot the Army" l,) .WEST rilliaDEU'lllA EUREKA m" MAKKKT FLSji. V,' wazsm S3 OF THE WEEK; ft ably reproduce nnd answer many of th questions concerning this phase ot the war. The films that are to be presented today a an added attraction ,wlll show the aearcr. light defense upon which London depends for protection ; the burst ot shells upon tha flying Zeppelins and the wreckage caused by the same Another war picture .which ' will bo shown as an added attraction will be the Ofllclal llrltl.h War l'lctures, which will be displayed on Wednesday, Tho last part of this week Theodore llob erts, the world's famous, character acton will be seen at the Talaco In hla latest picture of patriotic Americanism, "Tha American Consul," a political comedy-drama written espcclally'for him by Paul West. Tho Imperial will ahovr 'The Prlea ot Silence," a strong propaganda story aralnst child labor, with scenes which depict tha pitiful conditions In a factory town whera young boys and girls are ground down by overbearing taskmasters. Imperial dally news review nnd music from the new Kim ball organ played by a master organist will be features added. When nn attendant kindly brushes tha snow from your coat and hat as you enter ono ot the Central Market Street Theatre Company's amusement houses, do not be alarmed. It Is Just ono of the many courtesies one receives and for which thera Is no charge. All the pictures to be shown at the IUiJm Avenue Theatre this week have been favor ably reviewed In the F.venino Ledqer. YoutiK Mother Dies After Carouse UIIADINU, Pa., March 5. As the result of a birthday party, nt which, according to Coioner Norton, two kegs of beer, and a quart ot whisky were drunk by the guests, Mrs. Hilda Steen, twenty-two years old, mother of n flftcen-month-old baby, waa found dead 111 the home of a neighbor In tho southeastern section of the city today. Her dentil, according to the officials, waa duo to alcoholism. FRM AND GARDEN i Burpee's Annual! for 1917 The Leading Amtrican Sttd Catalog is bigger, brighter and better than ev er before. We have added tvventy tvvo pages, making in all 204 pages, and best of all, you will find thirty Burpee Specialties illustrated in color. Nev er before liav e vv c issued a catalog with to many accurate color illustra tions, liurpee's Annual is mailed free upon request. A post card will bring it. Write for your copy today and mention this publication. W. Atlee Burpee & Co. ourpce Duiiuings rJsuipnis ri i vN xvN'--v'A.,WX'SvNXV ? wuwwi stMsilBBaiiBslMAllaJi EDUCATIONAL Learn LANGUAGES AT THE Berlitz School 1541 CIIKSTNUT STREET fOvtr Itlker & llsstman'a I'harmaefl Bv Ihe Btrlitt Mttliod iludenli learn not os.' t ttad and write, but esprciallv to understand ttnd 10 speak the oreian language. TRIAL LESSON FREE Tirma may bo beuun at any tlms. Corrmmu 7 lUUSI .,Jl AND LOCUST FRANCES NELSON in "OXB OK MANY" MARKET ST. Theatre 333,, ItlTIt riTOXHIIOtlflE In "The Saintly Sinner" livery Wist., "i-urjiie Musk." riSM ft Cunard. I. very I-'rl-t-iy, "(Ireat Secret," Bushman-Wayne MARY PICKFORD in Tin: rniDE or the clan" DAI PP ISM MARKCT STHEET rAL.?-VLi 10c 80c. C. AUBREY SMITH in nn: wtTt'itiNc noun" PARK III DUE AVE. 6 DAUPHIN ST. Mat liits, Eve. 8 45 te 11. KATHLYN WILLIAMS in "REDEEMIXa LOVE" PRINCESS 1018 MARKET STREET Wilfred Lucas in "Jim Bludto" Every Tues.. 'Tlreat Secret," Ruahman-Dayne. RFflFTSIT 1M1 MAItKET STREET ' IMVJClt X i J73A.V VOtCB OROX.V Harold Loclcwood Ac May Allison In "THE PROMISE" RI A I T Pi OERMANTOWN AVE. 1 " -' v-' AT TULPEHOCKEN 8T. CLEO RIDGELY in "TIIK YELLOW PAWN" RMR V MARKET STREET -' D DEIX3W TTH BTRKBT JUNE CAPRICE in "A CHILD or THE WILD" SAVOY 1111 MARKET BTnEET McCLUIti: PICTURES First Presentation Ann Murdoch in "ENVY" CT AMI FV MARKET ADOVE 10TU aivriLXti U!l5 j M ,0 Ull5 P MARY PICKFORD in THE POOR LITTLE RICH aiRL" M. CTDANn UBRMANTOWN AVENU8 ailxATNLJ AT VEXANOO STRKET Peggy Hyland ..intrigue.. i Rupee's r j q Q "TH -ND VENAKOO BTeV - CIVILIZATION-' ' ,r HOUSE PETERS fc MYRTLE BTDUAN I' THE HAPPINESS OFTHIVEB WOXsWrti V I CT O r'IA K'jm' VIRGINIA PEARSON .' BISTER. AqAlNST e ir .NORTH I'Hll , RIDGE M i: Al . ' 'r: t7 ' .vii !$M . WJ '-s "T5 '- 4i ?M x && VVfpq ':i 9. MA. 'As feE M w w m tm V $A i 3 J is "AV'i 4 mueo.' MSBJHBaBfJSJS T "UlrS m
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