.c: or itu r :f'. "sea. Afc ? ft if, l I W I?; l-C ft I' h IV k$,n I 'Si $F3-Ji . j DRAFT 41,378 BOM THIS STATE naylvania Second to New fork' in Number of Men ii. . k . tor Army jL soon BE EFFECTIVE &' jl Jugular iVmckuiui .ttrniv 211111 inilliijiuu WPOTV 'JfeJSuard Will Be Recruited Up"" & to Wnr Strength :?, i !liiwT'tV WASHINGTON. May 3. L-'4sS to make up the llrst army for the wnr Germany. New York will furnish tho test number. 48,845: Pennsylvania Is nd with 41.378 and Nevada tho lowest, :h BOO. Thin hai been determined by the (f""5iflje ir". itv.jnmr ueparimem, wnicn lias un m.icnini'ry "A'tompleted to put tho draft Into effect ,, Shortly after tho measure becomes a law ;.in week. , JIlrtifA A fli'nnn t Oeneral Crowelcr, 'n . -.... . r ..-,. ii rse of the registration, estimated today tj'k Utat 37,000,000 men would bo available tin 'Am 4I.A Inltltit MAla.Mn .Int. xnn. lu.li ylilfll. vrfti , "to Minim 1 1'Klll.llluil Hum nuwin -s,ss- 'ijllft'tlft. lll I.. . .-.t- E-VP: . In addition to the State iiuota umlMr the i, initial draft each State must nupply men . , to, bring tho National tluard and rrRiilHr army up to war Ktrensth elthr by the vol- . Untecr system or. If that falln, by cxten- Ion of tho draft. The regulars will neeil 160,000 to brlnK their rankK up to the uar trength of 11,942 olllcers and 2S" 84G men, whiles tho National lluard will require at least 200,000 men to replace vacancies due to discharges because of dependents and tho like. i Tho estimated totiiN as prepared by the War Department statisticians of the State quotas as nnnounced by llcneral Crowder re as follows: Alabama Arizona Arkansas .... gallfornla . . . olorado .... Connecticut . . Pelnwrara .... District of Co lumbla .... Florida. peorKla Idaho .. Illinois Indiana Iowa . .... ... Kanaaa Kentucky .. . ".dulslana .. Maine Maryland .... Massachusetts Michigan . , Minnesota .. , Mississippi .. ll.H'.i l.i no h,04l 1M.I143 l.'i'JK r, -17 l.liu Montana. LRho NVijrniika . .. i) mm Nevailt .'.Oil NVw Hanirmhlre rt 4JJ Nr Jersey . . . l.t.nj!) Nw Mexico.... l.J.I'l New Vork 4-. S4- North Carniln.1. 11 Min l.HlN Nnrlli Dakota.. .141' t.r.DK Ohio i'.VJ'il 1H.7T1 (iklahum I'.loii 2.293 "rt-Kon .11 .,"0 lnn.iHnnli . I1..17S ltho.1i! Ilnn.l . . :i .!'! South i-nrollna. 7 li.M South n.lkot.i . a l.'iil Tnnrnspi . ... 1' nil Tnaa L'n.cvi Utan ;ioi Wrrnuni ... J L"'i Vinclnta ... 11 tin WaBhlnirton . . ft 747 Weal Vlrelnl.1 0 !!.' nt.n.ti 14.IMJ 12.401 H.lK'i 1J.443 ,0."ll 4,.'.k n.ns.-. IK, MS 14.U4J li.4'i.-, ii. i ., Wlicnflfln .. I'J 4 IS VomlnK 1 l.'o aiiaaouri is r,(io In all subsequent draftn It expected that' tho above pcrccntaBu of each -000,000 will be obsered. SAMARITAN HOSPITAL OPENS ROOF GARDEN Notable Ceremonies Attend Ac ceptance of New Depart ment Today t The roof garden of the Samaritan Hos pital. lon(- needed for the rare of patients In the fresh air. was opened this afternoon with special eterclse" Charles I' lletirj c!iuirm:n ol the hos pital committee, presented the garden on behalf of the I'hiluien's Ward Auxili.uy to President rtuascll II. Council, uho ac cepted It on behalf of the boaid of trustees. Addresses wcro made by City Statltlrlun Edward J. Cattell and Itoli-rt .ttlel ,ind music was furnished b Theodore Klch, "wilstant conductor of the riiiladelphl.i Or- ehestra and deah of tho CIcbo of Music f Temple UnUerslty The hostesses were JIIss Mary K, Stone. preside!., of the Children's Ward Auxiliary; Mrs. Walter C Hancock, president of the i, Temple Pnlverslty Woman's Clubhand Mrs. Robert II, Weeder, president of the board f lady managers Mrs. Elizabeth II. Nlco was the Ruest of honor. This Ideal spot for the place nas lonu allfce selected by the women nlth the plan In mind, but lack of money was an obstacle. Two rears aso tho Children's Ward Aux iliary, under tho leadership of Its president. Miss Mary B. Stone, decided to start a fund for this purpose It was a very hard task, only 11000 haltiK been raised at the beginning of tho second year. At this point Mrs. Elizabeth H. Nlco came Into the hos pital and very Renerously offered to help with substantial Blft as a memorial to her husband. This lft made it possible to begin tho worki The Children's Ward Auxiliary went on with Its work of ralslnt; funds with re hewed cournRi- Tho Woman's Club of Temple. UnlieisKy devoted Its share of the proceeds of tho Philadelphia Indoor Horse Bhow for this year and last ear to the , fund, tho board of lady mamiRers of -(1,9 Samaritan Hospital BlviiiR their earnings for the year to this cause. The roof ear den was madu possible entirely through the faithful work of these women. WAVE OF PATRIOTISM SWEEPS UPSTATE TOWN Hanover Claims Largest Percentage of Enlistments, With 100 Men N'ow m .Service HANOVi:n. la.. May J l'atnotic Ilan INer now claims the larsfst tecrultins per centage In Pennsylvania and perhaps the United States. Tho town has iTeen cauKht In a wavy of patriotism such as occurred duritiR tho other conflicts In which this country has been engaged. Last week there was ait average of about a. dozen younjr men leav ing each day, and it Is now estimated that the town has about? 100 in tho various branches of Uncle Sam's service. Six young men of the town have already qualltled for the Officers' Training Camp at Fort Niagara, 'tr" --- ffFIghte 15-Cent Bread and Falls Dead iffVAHBuuv t'AiiK, i. j .May 1. Mrs. 'vaimom ruiupu, iuu jcuin uiu, iiivjuier ui Ait, children, nrotested IndlKnantlv when S. fit' was charged fifteen cents for a loaf of vwaaa at Aiuareins oaKo stiop yesterday CaitMrnnnn. Khe nald the nrlee. rnrrleil tlm "t'u'loaf a block and a halt to her home ami v?ll dead. "ijtt)l dead. tX t n V'. frViiiWfifrfitifrffV - Corns Stop Hurting, Then Th?y Lift Out Witk Fingers 'No pain, or soreness!. Corns and calluses just shrivel up and lift off. A noted Cincinnati chemist discovered a new ether compound and called it freezone, and it now can '.be had in tiny bottles for a few cents from any drujr store. ' You simply apply a few drops of frecz6ne upon a tender corn or painful callus and instantly the soreness disappears, then shortly you will find the corn or callus so loose that you can just lift it off with the fingers. No pain, notva bit of soreness, either when applying freezone or afterwards, and it doesn't even irritate the skin. ' sf. -m Y t , 'i. Crnuin "frttnnt" fj n(v told (a lk$e fcoltfn ; v patked in a t ,ntmXt4 wcwa t'tt btarl0 a I hHwi tofrif wi l-aaaf nni v luujireucvi ry-Bii on,, MHy. M l I . i-&tUK t.v fr' W V N1 - FOX CHASE TO TRAIN Citizens Will OrRanize Home Defense League A homo defense league, planned to en roll every man, old and young, In tho com munities, will be organized by citizens of Fox Chaso and the adjoining borough of Horkledgo at an open-air innss-meetliig next Tuesday evening. Tho leaguo al ready has a number of Its men out for military training under competent Instruc tors two nights a week All the uncultivated and waste lands In the district have been taken over and will bo parceled out to tho members of tho league for cultivation purposes. Tho leaguo plans to use the school children to help, and a large tract has been set aside for their separata use. enforcement of order In the district and protection from all forms of violence hao been arranged by the leaguo leaders. IMMINENTE 0FFENSIVA DA PARTE DI CADORNA II Generalissimo Itnlinno Avreb- be Preparato Tutto per As- sostare il Suo Colpo 'INCUHSIONl RES PI NT E ItOMA, .! .Uaggio Notlzle dalla lionte ill hattagll.t ltalu austrlac.i dlcono che II gener.ilo Cndorna ha preparato tutto per una grande ofTetislva Itall.ina su tutta I.i fronte dallo Stelvlo al mare. Durante tutto II mee scoro le forze Itallanc -ono stale vlrtualmente sulla dlfenslva quasi dappertutto ma (uesto non slRiilllcava nffatto che II Renerale Cndorna uveva abb.1ndon.1tn II suo piano dl offensive, che' nnzl egll M preparava cot) iena r con c.ilm.i nl colpo che contava 1 conta ill as sesl.ire nl nemleo, pur non trat-citrando nuatito era neces-arlo a far fronte ml linn sorpresa che poteva enlr dalla ronea dl Trento da parte dl ntistrl.irl e tcdeschl. I.'olTenslva dello scorso anno Incomuuio net mese dl gltigno o raggluri'e II suo mus slmo svlluppo plu' tardl t)ell'ctate Ma 1'antio scorso I plant dl Cadorna furono In crrto modo ostacolatl d.i fatto che gll aistrlacl Inlzlarono la loro ofTenslv.i alia mefi" dl magglo. quando gll Itallani sta vniu jier Inlzlare la loro. H blsogna .niche teller conto del fatto che l'atino scoro la propor 'one dl artlgllerla e dl miitilzloni die era o .1 dlposlzlono del Renerale Ca dorna ea. nece'-'arlametitc llmltata. Ad ORtil modo In questl clrcoll mllltarl si rltlene che rl si nwiclna lapUl.inipnte ad 1111 perlodo dl offenslva "nmhe ulla fronte Itallana e che l'lnlzlatlva rlmirta", come rlmase per tutta la guerra ad ec rezlone del breve perlodo del magglo 1916. nolle manl del Cnmanflo Itallano. lerl sera il Mlnostero della Ouetia pub blleava II sefiuente rapporto del Rtnerale cadorna circa la sltuazlono alia fioiite ltalo-austrlaca: L'artlgllerla In partlcolarmonte at flva tiell.i Rlornata dl lerl sull-altoplano dl Aslago e su quello fiel Carso, Alcunl tentatlvl da parte del neinlcn dl penetrare nelle nostrc llnee nclla Mil dl I.edro, a nord-ovest ill Tolmino e nell.i media valli dell'lsonzo furono prontamente frustratl dalle noitre Iruppe. SI e' avuta conslderevole attlvlta delle sqiiadrlRlle neree da ambe le parti. Iirl sera due del ninttl aeroplanl bom bardarono la stazlotie ferrovlarla ill Oplclna c rltornarono qulndl setua dannl alia loro bac' I.unedl' sera aeroplanl mmtci lioin bardarono Villa Vlceiitlna Immedla tatneiitc una Miuadrlglla ill Idrnvolnntl ed una sclone dl aeroplanl mllltarl Itallani hombanlarono, con effetti vlsl blll, Rll acrampamentl tieinlcl nolle vlcinanzo dl Trieste o riluinnrono seuza dannl alia loro base Nella Rlornata dl lerl una Hiu.idflRlla neinlca bombardo" nnchf Valona hnz.i fan' che 'levNslml dannl o to sunn vlt thna. r.'AMMIItAClLIO Al'STniACO SI ha da Vienna, via Zurico, clie II vice animltagllo Massimlllano NjeRov.m, co mandaiite df lla tlotta nuttrlara.e' stato noml nato dall'lmperatore capo del Dlpartlmento ildla Marina. Tero" ratnmlragllo Njegovan ritcrra' II tomando attlvo della llotta dl gucrra. II vescovo cattollco della diocesl bul para dl Nlcopolls ha Informato II papa che ilutante I lecentl dlnrdlnl In Ilulgaria Rll ufflclnll tedes-chi rltlratono le truppe bul Rare otituendl)le con quelle titrche che i dledero a massacraie donni' iiomin! e ragazzl facchegglarono patecclil vHIubrI II papa ha fatto appello all'lmperatnre d'Austtla e le.truppe tun he i-ono htate rltl rate,N ma la popolazlone bulgara coil' agitata che si temono dlordlnl gravl'slml se la pace non verra' presto a mettere fine a questo stato dl coe. SI dice che nella Ilul garia fermenta la rivoluzlone c che le truppe bulgare sono pronte ad attaccaro lo forze turchc. CJI.I STATI t'NITI IN FI'.ANCIA WASHINGTON, .1 Magglo La questionc dell' Invlo ill un prlino contlnRente dl truppo amerlcani' In Francla dlpende ora Intera mente da'lla poslblllta' dl trasportare questo iruppe attr.xverso I'Atlantlco La mlssionu francese ha rlcevuto at-sicurazlnnl che una dlvlslonc umericana mm' Inviatn in Francla non appena aara' posslblle ot tcnero I plrocatl netetsatil senza menomaro l'lnvlo dl vlvcrl agll alleatl. Intauto la dtHruzlone dl piroscarl da pnrto del hottomarlnl tede.schl comincla ad allj'rmaro ferlamente t rlconoco the e' ntcesMirlo prenderc piovvedlmentl Imine dlati. II S'gretarlo di Statu. Interrocato su questu qulstlonu dopo cho II f.egretar!o del I'lnternij avevu affermato clio In una settl inana 100,000 tonnellate dl trasportl erano state affondatc dlstrutle, ha detto che la sltuazlono 0' grave, ed occotre provvedero Immedlatametite. II Departlmento di Glustlzia sta prepa rando an progrctto dl lego nutorlzzante 1'lnternamentl degll Ftranferl appartentntl a nazionallta' netnlche e la deportazlone del suddltl dl nazionallta' alleato che non ono hoggettl alia leva negll Stall Unltl. Questl renltentl sarebbcro deportatl al rlspettlvl patst. Cable Censorship on Tomorrow Ni:W VOItlC. May 3. Announcement was made at i4 Hroad stret, occu pied by the Mexican 'fetegraplt Company, that the naval censorship of cables In this city would not go Into effect until Friday. Uy that time Commander Arthur U. Huff, U. S3 N., retired, censor for tho New Vork district, and his assistants will bo estab lished In their otllces, oiji, buia Uj vunio uwnu we uiiiuae just eurivwt ,ui),awu , n is woariuii, ji wonts nw EVENING SCHOOLS ENLIST IN SAVING PAPER Garber Approves Collection by Children to Help Red Cross WHAT EACH CAN DO Merely Saving Cn.st-OfF Material Places All Citizens in Econ omist Class Enlist as Major Economist in lied Cross Paper Saviny THK turning of a wnstc product into renl money ia Major Econ omy. He a Major Economist and help the Red Cross in its paper-saving campaign. To be a Ked Cross Major Economist it is necessary only to do one or all of these things: Save paper. Hag it in a uniform bug for weekly collection. Donate a motor .several hours one day n week for this collection. Contribute to the bag fund to be used for bag material for those unable to buy their own. Two Major Economists are already enrolled: J. (J. Collins .I00 A. Taylor, Uryn Athyn L'.'i Address queries and contributions: The Ked Cro:-.s Department, the Evi:nin: l.KPumt. By M'LISS Thousands of i hod 1 hililren, at the supKestlon of lr. John I (iaiber. Supeiin tendent of 1'ublio Schools, have been a-d-.cd to Join fonex with the Hid I'm"- In its clt.v-wlde paper h.ivlnu i.imp,ili;n Almo'-t before the organization has had time to pet Its full plan under way a plan that offers to every nun, woman and child the cppotiunlt.v ot dolni; 1 1 nl war woik with sllRht iNpendltuie of effort and no ceitdltute of inoiie the children have been asked to help lonvert Into much neeiled fund the tons of paper that aro dally wasted In Philadelphia. Many of tin- bo.v.i and Ki'l" have been collectlm? paper and uidnK the proreeeds fiom Its sale for the furthei eiUlpmeut of their school looms and plaj grounds. "But," said Km tor Uarber. in ininiiHtid Inc the lumpalfcn. "the collection of vv.ite paper for the hi tit lit of private Individuals should tiot for one instant be allow id to interfere with a campalKii which means us. sistance to the nation in this ciNis. The nation comes llrst." The L.tre of the wounded and dviiiK of a country, and of IN allie. are entiut-ted to the lied i'io" The Ued (,'ro-s doctors, nurses atul uuibulann' dlivei.s ale the lii-t to ko to tlie fiont. Already American baso hospital', one of them from I'hlladelphia, liavc been summoned to Frame. what iti;n moss mi:..s This thoiiKht should he iippcnnoM In I lie mind of ever patriot when It Is anuouiRid that tlie lied I'ross needs monev Somen hero "out there" oui lioy may soon u out for succor The lied I'toss Ftnnds leady to do Its shale. Will joii do ours? Will ou S'lvc eveiy sciap of paper that comes jour v. ay, he It newspaper, old letter, wrapping paper'.' I'ut tlit' In a tinlfoim bat; to he made probahlj of unbleached muslin, measuring four by two and one-half feet'.' Have It reuly for ftrrl tioss 10I- lectors at 11 stated time mice a week to be called for by them? Lend our motor or jour truck for this good work of collictiriK If joii have one for Several hours one day a week? Help stimulate the paper-fcavlnc sen timent in joui neirhboihood? Many times doubtlcM.. throughout the trying weeks sinco the declaration of war you have uslvd jourself what In your humble way jolt could do to help jour country. Notify the Hed Cross department of the Mavtfspn & DeMan$ 1115 Chestnut Street (Opposite Keith's) Our Entire Stock of Hats Reduced to One-Half Original Prices Street Models 5.oo Black and colored straws, includi Jing sail- ors and close-fitting hats. Formerly 10.00 For Afternoon Wear Latere, 'Georg ette crepe, horse hair effects in all the stunning sea sonable shades. 10M Formerly 20.00 For Evening and Daytime Wear The smartest of -g fifi hats, including J jk "" many French cop- "" " " ie and original Formerly designs. 39,00 IiEDGfeR-PHILADEDPHIA, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1917 Kve.ni.vo LtDOEn what you ro willing to do. If you cannot do nnj''lliln(f else If you rnnnot enlist or give time, money or scrvlco yott latt save your paper. Indorsed by Koctor Onrbcr and drafted by Hlihard 12. Wilson, executive secretary of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter of tho Hed Cross, tho following appeal has been sent In the principal of each public school An opiAirlunlty for Instant patriotic service to tho nation on tho part of tho school children ot Philadelphia has been opened 'up. It Is believed, by a plan to collect all waste paper In Phila delphia and lo sell It for tho benefit of the Itcd Cross, Tho lied Cross Is as fully an nrm of the national rervlco as Is cither the tinny or navj". Hed Cross surgeons, physicians an'd nurses are already being sent abroad to assist our allies, even before any American troops aro sent. The Hed Cross needs money to carry on Its work Knch citizen can "do his lil" by helping It raise the needed funds. Philadelphia's schools, woiklng with the local Hed Cross chapter, the south eastern Pennsylvania chapter, can b" of great service If the pupils of your school have not already entered other patriotic service whlih demands their entire llmo the chapter earnestly ic iliiets that you rotifer with It as to the possibility of aiding In the collec tion of the city's waste paper, which Is to be nold for tho benefit of the l!rd Cross The chapter acknowledges Willi gratitude the nsslstatu e which li.is al ien! y been given It by the schools and believes that ou will recognize the Im poilance of the aid which the.v inn give in tills new movement. If you have alroadj organized, or should organize, a paper-siving cam paign In your school. Supei Intendctit Uarber has asMiml us of his wllllng ticj's to Indorse iciIoMk sent to hint for turning over to us a whole or a part of the Hinds i,o lolleiled, provided, of course. Hut It does not violate any ilearly stated put poses for which ou havo been making such collections "Till: NATION l-'IISKT" In commenting on the campaign Koctor if.'irher said : "Many of the schools have already com pleted the equipment of their playgrounds, through the funds inNed by the paper col lection campaigns which they began some time iiro. and sm Ii schools should ho toady to aid liiimidlatel.v in tho collection work for tho Hed' i.'inss Their collection or ganization Is peifected and 1.111 he put into aitlvo operation at once. "Collection of waste paper fin- the benefit of private Individuals should not for one In stant be allowed to Interfete with a cam paign which means assistance to the nation in tliis irisls The nation conns (list "The teciiiitlng of Hed Cto.ss units in the high schools of tin- city is lo be begun nl once, permission having been ncootded es lerday by the eduintloli.il committee of the Bn.tid of IMucallou It was .suggested to tho boivd by Mr Wilson teccntly that the Hed C'lo'-s ,itiil!aties so formed iiiuld bo utilized In making supplies of surgiial iIic.xsIuks, bandages, base hospital equip ment, and so on. "Kocloi I-'iuzee. he.ul of the votational ttaluitig schools, made the supplemental suggestion thai vucitlonal tialulug pupils might volunteer their servlies in making metal atid wooden Hlipplies needed hv' the Hed Ciosn. Howevei. slnie the conciptlon of the paper-saving i.inip.ilgn the Hed Cross points out that the set vices of school children could lesult hi even greater el feetlvcness If they could be led Into tlie paper-saving colli ctlon This would ac quire no pictimlnai.v Institution, siith n would he neressaiy befote the surgical diessings and othel Hed Cioss supplies could be made "Tho Mhool children have already con ducted successful papei -saving campaigns and they are equipped to enter Instantly Into p.iltiotlc servlie in this vviiy."' Negro Students to liaise Crops The boaid of directum of lln Downing. town Industrial and Agricultural School for 1 'olor d Souths, has voted to turn over the Institution's entire rc-oniccs to the stu dent bndj. whli h, und r tin direction of liitiuctois, will iiiltlvato tho adjacent farms to Increase the production of crops. More Pay for Police and Firemen l.ANCASTHH. P.i . May .1 City Councils last night agieed lo Increase the salaries of the city policemen and fit emeu, and con sidered a resolution to piovfdo a severe penalty for market foiestalllng llphralm H. Shaub was confirmed a.s Strict Com missioner, lo succeed Chester W. Oimimlngs, resigned. r BOARD MAY LOSE, HOLDONTRANSIT Law AskecJ by Boroughs Would Curtail Commis sion's Authority CONCERNS CERTIFICATES Proposes Leaving Cities Free to Engage in Business of Public Utilities Another measiiic directly affecting tlie city's transit program but which Its spon sors say was not drawn with Philadelphia In view, has been liitrodined in the Legisla ture at llarrlsbutg. The bill, If p.iscil. would take from the Public Service Com mission jurisdiction over the construction, acquisition unit operation of any iuunlLlp.il plant or facilities, Including high-speed ti.insll lines, by any cltj, borough or town In the Stute. Hepresenlatlve lll.ick. ot Dauphin ('01111 ly. who Intindiiied tho tiieasute, said today the bill was handed I'o him In tho form in which lie presented It and he did not know what Interest wile supporting It. The measure was ilniftcd by the law firm of K W. .v.- J K .laiksoti of llarrlshilig. Tlie Junior member of the flint said It was pte p.ued lit the icquest of the law committee of the Mate Association of Uuroughs. On account of its illicit beating upon the ttan slt situation, howevir. the bill is view id with considerable Intetest In transit circles here. The hill teneals Atticle III. Section :i Clause 1, of the public service act of duly 21, Iftll1. creating the Public Service Com- ' mission This il.iuse provides that when I the Public Seivlie Commission giants a ceitlflcate of public convenience It shall ' be lawful "for any municipal cnrpoi.itlou In acquire, lonstiuct or begin to opeuno any plant, equipment or other facilities foi the leudeiing 01 furnishing to the public of any set vice of the kind or character nlteady being leiiijeied or furnished by any piddle sri vice company within the mil nlclpalltj." mi:aninc ok hi:pi:.i. Tire tepcal of this clause, nppl.vliig It peclllcally to the lapld transit pioginni would mean that the city would not be ii-qnlieil to seek authority fiom the com mission to ptocecd with the piogram of con struction Sliou'd tlie bill b rettoaillve It would mean further that the diadlocK In the commission over tho Is'suatue of the loquesteil i ei tlfliales lor various Hues of tho clt.v's system would be biuken iiiilo inatlcallj mid the citj iiiuld proceed to aw. lid the loiitnicts wlilih hnve been held up foi three mouths , This iiilctpletutloii of the hill Is along the Hue of leceut ilei laiatlous In transit ilicles questioning the light of the 1 0111 iiilssliin to withhold authority for something appioved hv Hie voteis of Ihe city. Ileiu.v S lioineinair. law pailner of Kistilit At toine.v llotnn. in an addtcss licently be fme tho I-'ratikford liontil of Tiade, pie seitlcd 11 legal hiief to piove that the com mission had eiceded It' authority. .1 CISON STATES PI'P.POSi: John K. Jackson, junior iiieuiber of the ilrm wlili h ihaftcii the ineasiiie. said to day that it was ill aw 11 up with the sole put pose of enabling ihe IKiii boroughs in tlm Stale to put ehuse water supply plants mid other public utilities without having to wait for tho Public Service Commission to act. "As I Inlet pi et the, bill," he added, "It frees every munlclpalltj' in the State,' In cluding Philadelphia, from the necessity of appljiiiK to thn commitrsiou when It wants to take ovr any public utility." The entire tiansit situation will tin ttiicslieil out before the Judiciary Oeneral Committee of tho Senate and the Judiciary Special Committee of the House at the 1 public healing on tlie transit hills now be fote the Lcgislatmo that was to havo been held In the Senate caucus 1 00111 nt Hairis burg next Tuesday afternoon at - o'clock However, Major Smith today, after con ferring with Transit Director Twining, wired the chairman of the Judltiuij- Clcn ctal Commutes of the Senate at llarrishurg, asking that the transit hearings scheduled thero for next Tuesday be postponed until ne.t Thursday because of the visit to be mado heie Tuesday bj the 1-iench mission. lie also asked that the place of hearing he Sports Hats White and high colors, peanut straws nnd khaki kool com binations. J.50 Formerly 15.00 Dress Models Dyed and nat :. 12-50 ural L e g h o r horsehair and ma line, in black and colors. Formerly 2S.00 Smart .Styles for Formal Functions In this group we have included our finest hat of C e o r g e tte and traw and horse hair and Georg ette. 16B Formerly 32.S0 changed to Philadelphia because of tho largo number of citizens who want to P pear before tho committee and who will find It Inconvenient to Ro to llarrishurg. Tho Salus and dans bills aro In tho Sen ato committee. The two lltcht bills vvcio sent hack lo the House nmmlttce when they ciimn up for a vote on third leading In the House last night. Two programs have been hinted at mnotiR tho legislators. One Is that a single bill combining nil four of these measutes will bo drafted and reported out of one of tho committees nnd will receive the sup port of both factions In order to eliminate tho excuse for Inaction on tho applications eili iiv Hit. cltv for cettlflcates of public convenience tli.it are, neeessaiy before tho Robbed! our h,) rover) (lam ging ? 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