.ff -, LH V K . T:T ' ' I 1' J TO TRAIN MARINES Site Sought Nfear'City for Instruction of 7500 Recruits U-BOAT'S ATTACK HELPS Fifty-four marriage licenses were Issued today. There were 265 appli cations to recruit nt various Govern ment stations in Philadelphia. A Iruliilnjf stutloii for enlisted men In tho Mnrlne Corps In the, vicinity of Phila delphia will be established as soon ai the navy bill. now before tho House, Is passed, It vvns nnnounccd today nt recruiting head quarters. The bill provides for an Increase of 12,fi00 men In the Marine Corps. Urlgndlcr (ienetal S. W. T. Wallace ls Ited a number of plures near Philadelphia In prarcli of a Htiltnblo alto for a training station that would nceommodate 7500 men. Tho present trulnliiB station for the Mu rine Corps Is located nt Port Iloyal, H. C. All tho enlisted marines until yeFterday had been sent there to receive first Instructions. Today, however, tho men are bclnc Pent to the navy yarn. Iteports of an nttnek on the L'nlted States destrojer Smith by a German submarine off the Sew Jersey coast caused a leap In A1KM PLANNED h Applications for enlistment In the rcrulai service xprnng far In advance of these for tho auxiliary forces, tho coast aitlllery co ins especially popular on the nsRumpt'on that this branch of tho service will have the "first crack" at the enemy. The rush for enlistment, which kept re crultlnB olllcers on the Jump, began latt yesterday afternoon, nfter a (somewhat de pressing day coming In the wnko of tho record of the day before. By nightfall ap plications for enrollment In tho tegular servlco had equaled thoso of tho preceding day, but those for the naval coast defense reserve and other auxiliary organizations fell off. In tho morning forty applicants passed the physical examination for the regular army and weio sent to l-'ort Slocum, X, Y to drill. In the navy twenty-three passed, and five were accepted In the Marine Corps, In the Naval Coast Defense Reserve only a few vvero accepted. Threo hundred and Sixty-one men were accepted "yesterday. The enlistments were divided Into 178 for the tegular rervlce, 103 for the naal coast defense lescrvo and 20 for the National Guard. The need for men In the marine corps Is Imperative. Major General George Harnett, commandant of the marines, Issued an ap peal today for alt former service men to respond to the colors. They aie needed to drill recruits. Today's list of recruits follows NAVA1. COAST DHKUXSH ni:sRV MOItltIS WUINSTflf'K, nineteen, proofreader, 1 7ir. North Kr iiikllu slrret: eoman. WII.I.IAM MKIIi:i. DOYI.K. twenty-three, iMrk, lui'lt Hh iclomnxnn street: eoman. liKOIHii; ADAM i:i('IIJIAN. elshteen, driver, IMOii stewnrt utrret: Kenmun WII.I.IAM 1IOI.T IIUNN. twenty, electrician. HorklPilKO, Vn.i electrician. WII.I.IAM AI.IIKHT KATZ. elBhteen. factory hand, tl Itlnka Btreet. .Mt. Airy; peaman. tttAMIs .Ml('IIAi:i, SMYTH. twenty-seven. dr.iftMn.in, '2'M3 South llembereer street, ve nvm HAI.lt V .IIISDI'll Mrl.Al'dlll.IN. eighteen, papcrmnker. West Port Koynl uvenue, I'hllu- ilelphia: Rcanian. TIM'KNT ItOIIFKT JAtitiAIiD, eighteen, ilerl;, Urenlm h, N. J. : tfeaman. ' H.MIVKV A. JOHNNON. thirty-nix. machinist. ill Went Ponino street, Germantown, 1'hiladel- phU: machinist's male. JAMK IIKXRY AlrdUKK, Jr.. manager, L'433 North Seventh street: seaman. uniti:i status makinkh JAMES .KOKI'lI RtHiXKV, tvventy-flve. crane orrHlitr, -t:mo ('reason street. KlNVAltD AI.ISKKT FII.I.KR, tvventytwu, ma- . 'il lt, llurllnt'liiri. N, .1. JIIIKllS IIOI1KKT UM'KI.K, twentj-four. saw wmllh. :lfj.". Conlv street. ROY ANDKKtV TOMKINSON. twentv-two. Iron worker, 1.VI7 Mart street. FRANK Al.OVSIl'S YOST, twenty-seven, la Iwer, IL'.'ill North Je.imjp nstreet. ARTHUR K1MVARII HKOOKK. tnentys-ven. Elans blower. Vlnelaml. N. .1. AMIRKW TEI'I'KR, twenty-three, seaman, 'JMH Helaraile street. DAMKI, .MII.TON CAJIl'HEM.. nineteen, stu dent, Quarryville. Pa, " The accepted enlistments today are: IKVIN IVAN SCHUI.TZ. thirty-eight, re-en- listed, ln-jT Fillmoro street. CIIAKI.KS I'KTKlt KAMI', twenty-two, tenm- sler, llin.t Kast Arizona street. JOHN IIKKKAN, twenty-four, bollcrmaker, -I'JU Appletree street. THOMAS ,1. JACKSON, twenty-four, printer, "Km Harper street, Camden, N. J. PAMUKI. PAtitiKN, twenty-two, machinist, IHJli (ambrldirn street. CKDItdt: IIKI.CHK, tent-nlne, policeman. "331 Nortli Hancock street. UN1TKO srATi:S I'AVY BlJWAItn J. ROSKNIIKIHIKR, twenty, "clerk. , 1t'i'. Orthodox street. RIIICI.I'II KPPI.KII. seventeen. machinist, lJ2IIAest Tnentv-alxtll street. K( IWFOKH. I'OKIIKTT ALTON, eighteen, shlp- t,i wrifcni. Wagner. Pa. CARTKK YOUNfiVl,KSH, twenty-three, con tractor, rottsvllle. Pa. ft JORHAN IIOMKIt MATTHFAVS. seventeen, shoe- ..m:lbrr' -i4:' North Falrhlll street. "AI.TKK RKARDKN .MII.I.KR. twenty-two, Plpeeutler. Reading. Pa. M 11,1. AM IIKXRY IIUl'FY, twenty, machine hand. J7I Pnplnr street. SAMIKI, KDWARI) IIII.I.INCiS, nineteen (no trade), lteverly, N. J. MAX JiiSKI'll (IKRI1KR. twenty, clerk, Brook ijn. N. V. "V,;"" WILLIAMS, nineteen, munition worker. Jhoniasvllle. On. ' EI"I.W'ILLIA.M t'ARR, thirty-two (no trade). , '''J- Wolf street. ;!'.ll?l..l",i,,KN- twenty, chauffeur. Chester. Pa. DAMKI. IJAV1I) C'ALDERRANK, eighteen, ..Jjjsj'ry knitter, 2.',34 Mutter street. HKNMS JOHN PROWLEY. twenty, hosiery , knltter. "S30 North Hancock street. tlEOROK JOSEPH WOLF, eighteen, textile w.r.ktr- - North Howard street. niKI) p. Illl.i.KTTKR. JR.. nineteen (no trade), Oamden. N. J. JOHN KDWARI) HITCHCOCK, thirty, carpen- LLORtiK ROIXiKRS FRY, eighteen (no trade). "Kansas Cltv. Mo. MURRAY MICHAEL NORRIS, twenty-four, ma. ,,.eJVn ft. Marshallton. Del. JOSEI'II MARSHALL, nineteen, machinist. Riverside. N, .1. THOMAS I. FALLON, eighteen. H37 North .".ope street. CIURLKS (HtENWOOD .MOFFETT, twenty ..il? -""'1 North I.awrence. street. CIIARLKS RAYMOND HURLEY, eighteen. "'nnSKrove. N.- J. "IU.IAJI II. NUNKVILLER, sixteen, 1030 . "Rden street. . AARON JOHN VIINf.Vir.I.KR. seventeen. t,it7s Oreene street. V IniWf " 'LCOTT, eighteen. Jit. Holly, X. J. SHi 'i.i-KK. seventeen, ;iia Harian street. fKTER A. KNRIUIIT. seventeen, 1M47 Seybert street. MICHAEL C. MORRISSF.Y. twenty-six, 013 nrth Front street, C D. M. TITZAfiUR. twenty-eight. New York citv. ITtANCIS I. MeMAIION. twenty-one, 024 Hon- tall street. c. HUNTER, thirty-two, '.'330 South Eleventh street, JJ'WRY R. IAIIIKN, twenty-six, Wane, Pa. POMKHS RICHARD.' twenty-six, Wane. Pa. 08KI'II hLINUKNSKI. nineteen. 3H2 Rich- munii street. BHIWAR (II.OWKA, eighteen, 2010 Relgrado ..!" WtHLKY IIAOAN, eighteen, 310 East Alle- h-nv avenue. PATRICK JAMES DWYKR, eighteen, 8230 Pine ..rjisd. Vnx Chase. ,ra. ALIIERT .MICHAEL ANDERSON, eighteen. 54J North Psxnn lr'et. e IIN i:iWARD ANDERHONi seventeen. 2150 n.Jf.'.CT1 "'reel. . "HENS J. RUSSELL, slxtcen433 East Au i.,.n.rn street. WALTER St. RYIIA, eighteen, 2864 Cambria k0.-)! KAnpOWVICZ. nineteen, '2801 Cam- brldm street. v Si?8Y WONATIl. twentv, Ashland, Pa. , L CHARLES LLOYD HALL, twenty, plumber, Mllfnrd, Del. rill l.i p nni.MNa WRIOIlf. twenty, ma. -.nlnl't. 1322 Walnut street. CHARLES El)jRI VOLKMAN, twenty-two, Phermon. Riverside. N. J. TOO I.ATK FOR CLASSIFICATION DEATHS MURRAY, -Suddenly, prll 17. ' HENRY Lodge, No. 0(17. P. and A. M.I Oermantown " A. Chapter. No. 208! dermantown Coin. -- i ww rt Kwny.. STl)IAiinNn-i nam nnuiifMnT I. IKK KAIt inX1 . N0- "21 rmiaqeipnia vonsiiur- ' Templei directors of Oceater Santom nld, '. 'J'0i,n -"so.. Invited to funeral Mrvlees. Sat,, Lfc -P-'OO W, Manhelm St., Oermantown. Int. .private. i Tn ; Mf" ItflVU n.r..,rti.- -V. "cm. i . .' nilUnMnfl WINllKn WII.I. TAM RKWAKDEI), I.BA .NUKR WILL BM RK WARDBD. LKAVK ;' lunnun, ir nnAbii "-;v.'lv.7, nsUHUK, A.. BTA,JIUCT. nnim. ,'. I' If-u 4 a "1 mMM-PKS&blmWKM 1 Efl& Ba iv? . W wSrl-it-i? llwn--PKl 9i I rrrii irsfHl?fA . ffm VmSOwMU&r.t7SK!!G9KttnilU.'wKm I 'j p. ! wwi sv-t.,v. h I Jy HP i? Brvl iV fP5WsPRRavrB i I L LcBSBSBBHlmMm2Kttt&zn -w '' -f-D-T '"ffiir!!;ate " I H 6!'jP-5i PVjff9L sap ? vs vjr A J-H nKi Sl K. I tttuiUmMtrjJt L. --- wl W 'Ti-----CT--- -.'.. v. -TTI ' wlw iWk!L i "VHLBrF iBsP!BBHHRr. .Bf. .. , if r J Hfi ''. rMsL t W3i ' Tl- T.. T . r. .. . r ...v. v.v. ., A. uniion, pastor or JOHN ALLEN MARSHALL River He V 1 twenty, laborer, N''r,hiiU.',T.l'l'N' 'ent-one (no trade), -NOrfn 41t sit east 1120 "'wn,eirHv!v'n"iX ;'"". thirty-four, Iron. u.".?.r..tr WllmlllRtnn. Del. i.lh!" '0I,N 'ATi:itllONi:. s..venlen. lab orer, Lancaster, Pa. Vr.:1 !!,l.!:,"';Kn' nineteen, machinist 2110 .. .r..'.)tl1 Philip street. 'V.Ji ''JMKS IHllTKi:. twenty-one, m.uhlnlst, if7rJ.'.."r,n Twentv-serniiil street. W1LIILR (I. Mi:iF.RS, twenty-one. printer. llettburc. I'll. M0.K.K,!i SAMUEL LEIRN. eighteen, hatter, .-"'J, Sonlh 1'ntrhlll street. imri ! N I ITt,IKI" .'iBhlwn, farmerv Haines CEOrtilE liliwARI) THORPE, twenty-three. rp ,,r," ""' J''. Monllcello. Mns. f WILLIAM .lOKLI-II I)IT. twenty-three, sales- Man, 431 1 North Colorado street. VNlTHt) STATUS AltllT (lEORtJE C. IIKITSCH, twenty, electrician, lilt -i.f."i'Ju,r",,i aMHtlon section, slpn.il corps. H'VJ,l't'' TIRAIITEY. twentv-ono. l.fi.orer. 322 inifx-,n..A.W.'rJp.,,n street; infantry ". ODincilOK. tvvents-otio, laborer. 31-2 -i.0.ryi Anjerlen-n street. Infantry ",'LLIAM IIEKRON. twent-two, laborer, M31 rhlrt V.fiHirth itrnal . ..c. I-. ANTHONY THOMAS, twentj. carpenter, .11113 , Kni Mil er street: Infantry LI-SLin M. REEVES, twent-one. sheet metal worker. -J,-, North Thlrt -fourth street, cavalry. F,iVN!5 '. SULLIVAN, thirty, fireman. 2.VJ l.PJ'.'J1 Jlwenty-second street; Infantry, JAMES PRICE, nineteen, laborer, 13JI South Jlunthpr street; cavalry. HAROLD R. AYRES, twenty-two, chemist. i.A.yVCi. Ia:j aviation section, signal corps. WALTER H. WHITE, twenty, majhlnist. ."Hjne, I'a.: aviation section, slgnul irps, JOSM-II ii. WIMILR. twentv-four. chaulleur. x.i'J.ISJ011' I"': medical department ANTONIO LAVINNA. tvent-fie, laborer. 3203 ...ivlk"l,n'? tret: infantry. WILLIAM S. PETERS, twentv. five, laborer. ..r.V.ior,h Pourtll street; coast artillery. LIIWARI) T. TOLIN. thirty, laborer, 44.". Dla- moml street: Infantry, HOMER D. HOFFA, twenty-nine, machinist. mAnlSflSP'- '' aviation section slgnnl orp KOIIKRT N. LONtiACRE, twenty-four, ( lerk, 11.12 South Paxon atrect, aviation section signal corps i (JEORtlE II. FREKTH. twents-two. machinist. , -.'1.8 North Lawrence street, coast artillery JOHN P.. IIRENNAN. tvvent-one. laborer, IL'IS t .Ji.0.;,.l, Jhlrtv-tlrst street: coast nrtlllerv SHERMAN LILLARD, thlrtj?-four. laborer. vnwjil. Pa,: coast nrtlllery OEORliE LE SAtiE, thirty-one. laburer. 33 Nortli eighteenth street; Infantry ANDREW COURDUFF. thirty-four, floor ...;rapri coast artillery. I'KTKII JESK, twenty-five, laborer. Haselton, Vn., Infantry. i:iWARD WATTS, twentj-one. weaver, Rur- llngton, N. .1.: coast artillery. I RANK S. IIOIIENSKY. seventeen, laborer, .'H'7 Ruffner street; Infantry, WILLIAM A. WALICE. twcntj-seveii. Iron worker. t!0IS Madison street, cavalr KOIIKRT tl. DUNN, thirty-two. laborer, IMS-.' Urandvwlne street; medical department DONALD S. TAYLOR, twentj. rlerk, 28 .Mount Vernon street: medical department JOSEPH II. FORD, nineteen, castor operator. 714 South Fifty-fifth street, cavalry. ERVIN E. EDWARDS, twenty, chauffeur. OIL" North Twelfth street: cavalrs WILLIAM II. IIRODIE. twenty-three farmer. Philadelphia: coast nrtlller JOHN P. VANN. twenty-two. laborer. 1019 South Houvler street: cavalr. HOWARD W. SLAUtiHTER, nineteen laborer. :it:t De I.amev street: Infantri CHARLES It. C'HAMIIERS, twenty-one, clerk. Harrlsburg. Pa,, infantr. RllCCt) TOltRE. twenty-two. laborer, 2S.11 North Twenty-Orst street; cavalry, CHRISTOPHER C. JONES, thirty-four, tailor, 172- West l.tppltuott street; Infantry WALTER W. C. ELY. twenty-one., machinist. .Quakertown. Pa. JESSE M. DAVIS, twenty-three, hospital at tendant, CoHtesvllIe. Pa.; colored cavalry. JAMES IVEY, twenty-one, butler, 1'ermvood, Pa,; eclored cavalrv. JAMKS R. I'ERdl'SON, nineteen, clerk 022 Kast IndUna evenue; medical department WILLIAM II. JAMES, twenty-one. lalmrer, 2(124 South Watklns street: colored cavalry HARRY P. AMWAY. eighteen., clerk, Coates- vllle. Pa,; coast ortlllery, WILLIAM S. HOIIIIART. twenty-live clerk, Clavmont. Del.: cavalry, .ALFRED T. THOMPSON. twenty-Ovo, stenog rapher; Woodbourne, Pa.: lnfa"ntry LF.ROY COLEMAN, nineteen, glass worker, 1010 Panama street: colored infantry, WILHEKT E. COLEMAN, twenty-one, clerk, 028 South Nineteenth street: colored lavalry. ISAIAH FOREMAN, twenty-seven, laborer. Au gusta. Oa.i colored cavalry. ROIIERT E. EPPS, twenty-one, laborer, 1722 West I.lpplncott street: colored cavalry. WILLIAM WRItillT, twenty-three, cook, loll Locust street; colored Infanto, . UNITED STATES ARMY ENLISTMENTS JOSEPH' W. DONOVAN, twenty-one. clerk. 2310 West Turner street: aviation section, signal corps. WILLIAM J. DALY, twenty-two. automobile. mechanic, 1018 Columbia avenue: aviation sre- tlon. signal corps KIKiAR L. DETWILKR. nlnoteen. student, Ogontz. Pa.: aviation Bection, signal corps. JOHN F. Medl'IRK. twenty, driver, 220 West Columbia avenue: cavalry. ALFRED J. SCHMIDT, twenty-two. driver. 2822 Imbert street: cavalry. WIL1.LVM J. PENNELL. twenty-five. 107 East ilalnes street: signal corps. MATTHEW .MeC.ONEOAL. thirty-eight, ma' rhlnlst, 810 West Venango street: Infantry. SANTO Rl'SCEMI. twenty-one. barber, .VII, iwenty-uue. uaruer, i. 300 Point llreeze avvnue: intantry. NAVAL COAST DEFENSE RESERVES GEORGE COOK NEWTON, twenty-two, slu dent, 103(1 Hhunk street; seaman, WYNIF1ELD AI.IIKHT HEALS, chauffeur, 5007 Krdrlcn street: machinist's mate. SAMUEL JOHN M1LLIKEN. twenty-one, sea man. Wilmington. Del.: chief quartermaster. WILLIAM JOSEPH CAIIILL. twenty-nine, po lice officer, 0200 Do Lancey street; chl,ef DK WITVcMNTilN HAWKINS, nineteen, stu dent, Qlassboro, N. J.: seaman. SHERilORNKMARDLKY. twenty-three, assist ant superintendent, 1028 Pine street; chief boatswain's mate avrnue: Infantry, PATRIOTIC CANES Mi"itif.t? i ' .'VV'jr.'l1 'lenartment ,.;., 'v.1"' LNCII, twenty-seven, carpenter, fil'I.?. y.ErW .J:!LH!!l''r street: cavalry CHARLES M.' JOHNSTON", nineteen, ilerk, .Mor n'i'Ilv.'j,.,i aviation section, signal corps. ,,l.!,Ii I. IH'CK. twenti-tvwi. clerk. i: North JL i iNsw r for clubB. organizations, paradera and Individuals', 26c each; J2,0 dozen: 18 hundred. Japarfese 8UU FWa for aulos, 9xH Inches. SOo: 8x12. 36c; 7x10. i 6c rattan Flag on Sticks 7x1 lt 1 dot. J Willi Pol", halyards and brack ets 3x6 feet. 4x6 feet. 5x8 feet. . Hnnra--16x:2. with two flags In colors and portraits of Wshlnton, Lin coln and Wilson suitable for framing Sr window display, f for 26c, SOo per doxen. 16.00 per hundred. M.ll orders accompanied, by cash filled LOUIS FINK SONS ' , . f.UWUhad ISM) ' te: - ' '-' . r'vx JB1 t , SeAd PRIEST'S BbbY BORNE . .. . . . -v- the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Cnrmcl, laid to rest with 'X;sl.,,Vls. elghteni. machine worker, t. .i V'. .n.rl.h PhlllP street, seaman "'LLM COCK RAN, eighteen, textile worker, v.-.V" V.r,,..Thlri1 street seaman NLIL SMITH. I'lghteeii. laundrsman. 2034 ..f.-J1 . l!1."'.""'" street, seaman JV -K,tN0N HAEGEl.E. twenty-two, clerk, ..'...'..V,.or'!1 Slilv.secoml.street, eonian "AHKJ SI'ERI.IMI. elsliteen. ihaufTeur, 223." outll Iront stree. seaman Arcanum, in Receivership, to Continue BOSTON. Mush.. Apt II 18 Despite the appointment of n temporary locclver for the Knynl Arcanum, the tontine IiuhIiioh of the orKitnlzatlon will continue as usual. I'mler a decree approved by l'nlted .States .Indue Aldrlch, Thomas J. lloynton will continue In the capacity of ieceler, but with no authority to act for the piesent To Mtlsfy tho claim of the petitioner for n iccelver shlp, the case will be heard by a master at Mime later date. E. X. Hurley May He .Munitions Chief CIJlt'AtiO, April 18. Tho appointment of 12. N. Hurley, former head of tho Trade Commission, ns clmltman of the American Munitions Commission was predicted hero today, when It became known that Hurley would leave Krlday for Washington nt the solicitation of Administration olllclals. Hur ley Is former president of tho Illinois Miuui facturcts' Association itnd tt warm filend of Piesldcnt Wilson, Guards Seize Dynamite-Laden Auto I.ANCASTI2K, Pa.. April 18. An auto mobile loaded with 100 pounds of dynamite and occupied by 12dward Conway, of Sloti City, In., and Harry A. 'Wallace, of York, was enptmed on the Coldmbla brldgo last nlKlit by RUaids attached to the First Kenl ment, of Philadelphia. The men were placed under nriest and the explosive taken In hand by Major Hollonneck. Bill Would Increase Navy to 1.10,000 WASHINGTON. April 18 Senator Ku anion, nctlng chairman of the Naval Affalis Committee, Introduced n bill this afternoon backed by tho Administration to Increase the enlisted strength of tho navy to 150,000 men. The bill was Introduced in tho llouso by Chairman Padgett, or tho Naval Affairs Committee. TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES Auanst S. lloyd. I'ananui, anil Itaquel ln la (iuarilla. Panama. Henry A. Ton", .Monasquan. N J., anil Florenco Kuithaifs. lilt i; t'heltcn nve. Sprlos Ulanaiopoulos, Scranton. Pa , and Kvan- thea X.lervll, lion, NJII South st. Kilnard W. lMwards U'lil I'arlton St., and Anna A. Cooper. 130" Dorranre st. Alfred M. Richardson, llaltlmore, and Emma T Uotcheloe. llaltlmore. l.eo 11 lirnvvn, ail,", Ilerkeley st , and t-'atherlna -Mcl'ullnuch. ill Church lane, (leorse W. llahn. ,"."il N. lath st , and I.IIlie Snader, 1 .'!.' Sprint; st, Mvkolaj Asja, asaii Iluffner St., and Rose Jljkolajko, I14S Parkslde hvc Jamb A. Sllvtrsteln. "ll'l Hermiintowii nve.. and lidlth D. Schwartz. 'Jloa N. Kront st. Alexander llaldvjln, :iiljs Market st.. and I.tiura A. Franklin. .111'.'.' .Market st. Itii hard J. White. lTau K. Illalr st . and Mary Mackle. 1413 N. I'd St. Pasqualo Itava. sao S. .Mildred st . and JIaria A. I.urlana, 70J S. Clmer st. Dave Kstrln, 3!ipl Wyaluslni; nve,, and Anna Ftosenfeld, 111,", ttnlnn st John U. tJlenn. a331 N. Lawrence st., and Annie Kelrt, a33t N Lawrence st. Donald II, Prmtnr, ."all Cedar live, and Ellen H. Adams, .".all Cedar ave John A, Ixihan, a333 N. (Cleveland ave., and Anna Steere, aai N. Juniper st. James M. Dyctt. 72'l Lex St., and Marlon Clark, 7a4 Lex -st. Thomas McColl, ;ii'.(17 H. Stth St., and Catherine MrKmhlll. 1-4 1 S" Napa st, James B. Tollock, 114.1 N. IStli St., and Mary A. CJanley, 7tl N. 23d st. lMward Hairs, Navy Yanl, and Anna M Ready, laal Susquehanna ave, Aznll N. Huff. Mulllca Hill. N. J , and Marian It. Horner. Woodstown. N. J. John I'". Nulty, .17110 Walnut St., and Rose O'Malley. r,70O Walnut st. Joseph O. Ward. 1(1 Cljmer St., and Mary Wor rell, 307 Washlnston nve. . Charles N. llellany. a.tns Mountnln St., and Carollno M. Raenn, aSOS Mountain st. Samuel T. tllles. South Vlneland. N. J., and .Maria L. Murphy. ."SL'l Race st Elmer M. Larson, lao N. Wilton st., and 12dna A, Robinson, a3as N. '.'1st st. James Speers, l.lia S, Taney st., and Sarah Morrison, 1(100 S. Hint-sold st ridllp H Kramer, aiun Sleel st., and Gertrudo M, Clnrkson, 2(1.11 S. Chadwick at. Ilarrv Wltten. lfl.'ll Stanley st., and Clara Fein. I)iil4 N.l,31at st John Hefty, S0lvArch st, and Elizabeth Ennls, Oakvlew, Ta. Other Marrluce License, on race 13 Galvanized Boat Pmps . D. BEROER CO.. SB N. Zd St. ifafn Hot. Market III. Ready Money - United States Loan Society 117 North Broad St; 414 S. 5th at. 2518 Oermantown art. TALKIN3 MACHINE PARTS TONE ARMS. MOTORS. SOUND BOXES ALLHARTS TO BUILD YOUR OWN MACHINE EXPERT REPAIRING EVERYBODY'S, 100 If. 10th Street Above Arch. Reduced Trice Records Panama Hats bleached, blocked and trimmed In any atylat we use no acid to Injure vnur hat. ' Jefferson Hat Co., 125 S. ldth St. Smart Spring Tailoring The kind that make, new friends all the time. Our (10.00 Suitln.s are really unequaled yajuea. Let me prove this to yo,fQood very sPsir n J - i ., ,- -p,. A ag TO GRAVE ONGUN'cARRIAGE i' Third and Wolf stroets, and fotmcrly military honors. FIND ILLKUAL FUND SHUT Bankrupt Concern to Recover G 1,000 Paid Out by Officers AllcReil manipulation of funds of a curn liany on the eri;p of liankni)tc.v li.v olll ects III fli.iiKe M. they could p.iv ! iiun to n ci editor I'oinii.iny vvlileli thev cnnttollcd resulted tntl.i) In a court mdcr'ror the u turn of the inonej to the luitil.iupt com. pany. The ImnUitipt vompanj was the Keneral nietehandlse house of Strat .Mvcison, lor nierly of nil Noith Thlid stt'eet Both Ktrat mid .Mjersin vieie olIU-er.s'of the Merchants' I'-mimcirlal (Nimpany, from whli'lt they hotrowed Jd'l.ono. Stuit used the money to develop his business, and after his death the deficit was dlioveteil. .Mjci-miii paid hack the monej, liii( as the pnnientN were made to tin- Commercial Company within four months of the bank ruptcy of Stint & -M.verson, It was derided that they were discriminating ncaltixt other creditors. In violation of the banUtiiptey laws. v Indiana Guardsman Sent to Jail WASHINGTON. Apt II 18. Second Lieu tenant llobeit H. Hall, I-'iist Infantry, Indiana National tluard, has been sentenced ti twenty years' Imptl.sonmcnt on charnes Including mm that he negotiated for a com mission from the .Mexican Government Urges Food Economy in Cafes It was suKBcsted today at the olllce of the State Committee for Defense. In the Klnanco Uulldlnc. that a campaign of economy be started amone the IiIrIi-cUier cafes ' and SpringPumps A Galaxy of Styles $3 $4 Made on this new French last extreme in its graceful simplicity actual $5, $7 and $9 values. . 5 OUlt upstairs economics und tremendous buying power enable us to show you over one hundred new, smart spring styles in the finest leathers at prices not one penny higher than last spring. These graceful, dainty little pumps were made up on exclusive lasts by America's Master Shoe Craftsman. You can't picture their artistic beauty without seeing them. I'atent calf, iltill black, mahogany calf, hroaze kill, blue kid and white buck iiunips, either welted or turned koles. Actual $5 v allien $3 $4 Wonderful welted or turned hole, patent rulf, while kid, white hurk und tan rnlf pumps, lluee values at (1 and (7 llllheit trade workmanship. "Ilrook Ijn made," white rulf. white kid. bronze kid. mahoxany ralf. Ciirilnvan rnir nnd hliick kid pumps. Tremendous f and 0 value. These pumps are of such stjle. surh value, they'll speak for themselves rirlit to the lirarls of smart women. Ho to insure obtaining jour ulte In the tlrs jnu want roine in this week. Bom MOT SHOP Zf& Floor Saves -J20a & lO Chestnut St I'M LOYAL TO Shirts 3 for H Says P. T. Wite: K Jfm 3bV& ''; . -". ' B-'MK' '"'. O m$5 HJK-, " 5K tjLr k r :kEp Hk PIi. J"L Patriotism Istased on pride and it U eaay to be proud of V-tUrdow-Shlrts, they're lull of quality and C Attod or Btac-d A.R.Undcrdown'iSons IDfflB nusi -' V-.Vy-o'ft' United States army chaplain, was holds. lio oillol.il who made the subbcs tlou said that neatly all the mon- expensive cafes serve far larger poll Ions than any ouo wants to cat. and that theio Is a consequent waste that in these limes piomlses to be very serious. L. s.ilii i-vor.v cafe oucht to put tip n i.lmi lending IIUo this: "Older less, save money and conceive food " m J.E'Caldwell(o. Chestnut Juniper SoutK Penn Square Tne Accessories of The Boudoir Table Of Silver Of Delicately Tinted Enamel Of i4-Karat Gold Uncertain Weather Ahead! The coming month, with tho usual spring mixture ol Miiishlno and Miovvers, suggest lightweight coats which hhed lain nnd which arc suitable In clear weather. Weight oply Hi ounces. IRISH TWEED RAINCOATS We cniry a complete line of Raincoats nnd chlldicii. Also Hoots, llnhheis anil 'If it's rubber -Br-F .ijt r.vll'fllLLiMr iF es-i- ' ,ir " r -820 CHESTNUT STREET .Nrvt Automut Kestaurant RKW s. They nre rontrurtrd of better rubber. MS illiWTOw X v' finer fahrle nnd more superior workman- sS$ tt WWWiSSyft . snip lhan most tire each belni individually K SSx$!:r tires, lnlt.it Inc. trntlni for prrsnure or wheel SIrmI vSSnB - T Iil'niiient all uithout charge promptly, vvll- M --y ML '!'"' ",0,"r..,l'llry fullr equipped with raslnrs 9 Sflf TJ I'on't let tlrKtrpiihle 'trouble Von rail Toplar hHK ir Syjfel NATIONAL RUBBER'corbF NEW YORK H ayj cy07WIMg i Iss t-c-'wr..''ii mgg"gyff-MJar S.'! ! Chinese Peel and Sea Grass o Furniture for the Porck ana Bungalow, $7.50 to $23.00 Exceptionally clean, well-made, natty and A New Idea some pieces made to fold up into small space for packing away1 in winter. Recliners and Rockers, Arm Chairs, Tables, Stools. '. Heavy-Grade WUJow Furniture in stock, and special pieces to order, to meet every-' requirement. Prices $4.00 and Upward Cretonne Chair-Scat Cushions, $l!vtp 2tS Summer Curtains, Slip Covers, Awnings -all .the ' summer comforts. k J. B. Sheppfurd, WAI WITHMIIilTAtlYHO? , Chaplain Priest, of' Downtown Church, Mourned by Spanish War Veterans Military funeral services were, held to dny nt the Catholic Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Third und miner street, for tho rector, the Ilov, Jntnca A. Daltont who died of pneumonia Sunday, With Archbishop l'rendergnst presiding, tho lessons of tho divine office were read at 9 o'clock, followed by solemn pontifical muss nt 10 o'clock by IJIshop McCort, The Marine lland front tho Philadelphia Navy Yaul and rep'rescntutlvca of tho Army and Navy Union, Knlghtn of Columbus and Spanish-American Wnr Veterans, of which the rector was a member, were present. After the last word of the mass hud been spoken, taps were sounded and the colors lowered by the color squad of the Army nnd Navy I'nlott, commanded by Captain Thomas P McKeagney. The body then was" taken to the burying ground adjoining the church, tho clerical and mllltnry procession leading fiom the door through the gateway. A caisson of Hattery C, Second Ponnsylwi. nl Field Artillery, National Cluuid, under Lieutenant Hubert W. King, bore the body. In tho procession were the machine gun company of tho First Pennsylvania In fantry, National Guard, commanded by Captain D.ivld It Simpson; the Marine Hand, tho clerical procession, the Army and Navy I'nlon, under Colonel Kdvvnrd liougheity. and the Knights of Columbus and Spanish-American War etetuns, head ed by Aiohblsbop Piendcrgasi. At tho gmvo the blessing anil u volley from the. machine gun company ended the set vices Delegations of tho mllltnry and cleigy Included Comniandant IMssoll, of the Phila delphia Navy Ytud. nnd Ul.shop McDevltl, of Harrlsburg. Wireless lo Sea Forbidden An order prohibiting all wireless mes sages ftoiu shore stations to vessels at sea, except emeigenoy warnings of enemy wor ships, was Issued today by tho authorities at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, The order which was given last vveeeU closing all am ateur stations was also lepeated, the state ment declining that a number of such op- cratois nail not closed tneir siations. $7.50 7 Value SI 2.50 for men. -women Sundries, u)e have it" fSi5?- w r?i ' L,,r KLrhEtiC 'a m its t ii A"l A rii-m j,5 .T,T X, UUU find it Possible :l ri to get a ;J m Duplicate i of anything in this Season's Stock -a of Spring 4 Suits at the prices ' ; these cost! 1$ Therefore, we'd ad vise you to make your selection early, no mat ter where you buyf Some assortments and patterns that are snapped up. early will be gone for the balance of the season gone, for good and all! t If you see some-. thing in our windows today that appeals -to you, you'd better come right in and nail it! qAt $18, $20, $25 Military - looking Trench Coats in blue, T i -aj -.. ui 'w q At $18, -$20, $25, $30, Single-breasted and double-breasted Suits', ;i belted or ' unbelted, ,$ slanted pockets, slashed pockets, vertical pock-, ets. vi !Jb n fH qAt $15 Values in Spring Suits that .4. 1. SllfllC. ' P. iiavcii k any vi elsewhere in town blue serges with out- ..i- i-i- 1 i. siae paicn po,ct or- $ regular pockets 'J grays, stripes and,"VJ f,n,'Mfrnc "f" nail jr v,v fi :$ '41 Golf Suits Sport Coats Separate Trouserf fts&ft IW if k. 1 J riJW''ii I yU wB Mtf 'bvKI Ls JL BCW' Hki j'..3' -'. T7FSi B. ' dHi l , Ptti cneertuuy anowu. a'aFBrmWua. fDTCHAND. "agpyla Jf J. . .i.e- B!! 1121 Wi 1 k Wi l Sr 'JSrJLS' h '.' .- '.'v 1fi tm t j : rtii rrJ LW Xtftir L . f -1 . jfei.,. HW,f !VJ l' X , .J"f('',i!,, ' .r,U . , wmoMA--
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