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COAL OPERATORS
WATCHED BY U.S.
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Trade Board Sends Agents
to Guard Against Price
Advances
WILL PREVENT ABUSES
Statement Shows Determination
'to Deal Mercilessly With
"Intolerable Activities"
lit a Staff Corrt tpoHiMtf
WASHINGTON. May
Th Kedernl Trade CommlFslon
nn. j
jiounced today that It had sent ngents Into
the anthracite coal Melds to reliort promptly
nv eUdences of "renewal of the Intolerable
bites that marked the activities of certain
elements of the trade during recent
nnthn ' It was lenrned that. In addition.
district attorneys had been Instructed to de
termine whether there was any understand-
InK or collusion between coal dealers In
tlew of the determination by the trade com
mission tnai iircYuiiiiiK iiui-en were 100
The commission let it be known today
that the purposes for which Us special
.ronts have been sent Into the anthracite
fields are to further the commission's inten- I
tlon to bring prices down to "moderate !
lcels' njid to keep them there.
In Us icport of Stay 4 to the l tilted
States Senate the commission promised that
lis utmost rfforts would be used to assure
fair distribution and fair prices of anthra
cite cc.V In UM statement today the coni
tnlsrlon Wf
"The commission has sent agents Int.
different parts of the country, who will li
Htne cIoely throughout the anthracite trade
the operation of plans formulated at reient
conferences of the commlsjtrti with opeia
tors iolibers and representative retailers
for bringing prices down to moderate levels
ati1 Kerpng them there
Tiitpe Held agents will repott promptly
to fie ciMviilsslon for appropriate net inn
any renewal of the Intolerable nbuses that
marked the activities of certain elements
In the trade during recent months
"The Independent operators have realized
that the s'tuntlon calls for public-spirited
ctlon on the r part, and It Is expected that
they will reduce their present prices to
moderate levels for the seaiion and co-oper-le
In every way with the commission."
WOMAN LEAVES RICH
BEQUESTS TO CHARITY
Catholic hurv'ic.i and Inrtltutlins benefit
to thp extent of many thousands of dol
lars through be-tuests contained In the will
of Martha T notgmann. "122 North Han
cock Ffeet which as probate 1 today, dis
poses of prnperty valued at $150,400.
The public bequest Include the following;
To the Church of the Blessed Sacr.imenl
It Collcgevllle. I'a., $11,000.
To the rector of Si. Itonlfaclus's Church,
Hancock and Diamond streets, $10,000.
To St. Vincent's Oiphan Asjlum, Tacony,
J15.000
To the Wom.ins' Branch of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
$1000
The residence of the tcstatr.x on North
Hancock street Is bequeathed In ttust to
Archbishop rrondoig.ist, to be used for
a home fr the aged and Infirm sisters con
nected witli the order of Notre Dame of
Philadelphia A devise of $in,000 Is made
to the Arc'iblshop, the Income ft om' which
Is to be applied toward the maintenance of
the home
The lemalnder of the estate, aside from
the public anil private bequests. Is left
, In trust to the Archbishop, the Income to be
pplled to the lnalntenince of the Catholic
Orphan Asjlum loiated at Tncony, under
the care of the sisters of St. Vincent.
In dlsnoslng of his etate. which is val
ued at $70,000. the will ofDr. Louis !
Potej ISO" Walnut Btreet. leave.) a med
ical library to Hahnemann Hospital. A
bequest of $10,000 to the Second PresMiy
.tertan Church, Twenty-first u'nd Wnlntit
streets, Is Included in the will.
Other wills probated today were thoc
of JIary ! Summers, Atlantic City, which,
In private beouests disposes of ptoperty
valued at $17,500; William H Coster. 907
Corinthian avtnu,e. $16,000; Albert Hamil
ton. 211S Kast Chelten avenue, $11,000;
William I,auzel. 1349 Jerome street, $10,
000. David Cardonlck, 517 Meridian street,
J600O, Alice Burdell. S5 Church lane.
$4900, and Hllzabeth Murphy. 2345 North
Tnentj -first street. J3S00.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ifnry K wii-wirt ."HSl I..imatrr ave. and
MirKRr, t I. rtrllly .ism I.mraxter ave
John W Hiimpton. 21.1 N. .Mith t., and Mur
,rt I, SI KtenBel. a I." N. .".!ith st.
Altonm 111 I.uia. I4.": Callowhlll .. and Rach
. ellna Vrniura 11 JH S .Mnrinll st
Samuel J Hodim. 2134 N. Franklin t.. und
Horrtirp 1. liojl.' 1H'."l North Kt.
Jiormnn I. Korc. mill N IBtji st . and Mabel
k. Donnellv mil N taih T
Bernard A llreslln 2!i:it Harper t . und Sarah
A O'DouiiPtl, iri2.1 lllamond st.
rrjncli J Collins. BUM Llvlnuston st . and
Jennl K liminer. M7H7 .Tlllon st.
Jimes l; Vne mini Ueocl t.. and Lillian
-Veney 1U:1 ftllmnr si
Daniel K drlltln. sam Collins st. und Cath-
'"no rrzeilnK aiiiia I'olllps st.
William I. Allen OrnMlon, Pa , anil Ilurbaru A
.Jtlttger i:i;i4 ij. l.lniT st. .
Oeorse J Hinder. 232H Huntingdon t . and
.lrira!t ' Doualii-rtv, 1KJ1 Urunm-r si
nllllam ! llalnra. Ill 1(1 N. lleess st... und Ilva-
-illna I'rlelm nun N. iti-ene st
u-nt I'rmaev llucldonncld N. J nnd Hlsta
, U Smoik. 3.13H Chestnut at.
Louti LuurHII 744 H nth t.. and Elizabeth
.J:ipol(o KIT Allrr nt
llaeey J MnahoM.r. 2L' S. 51th t and Alice
.Beane 22 S. 54th at.
waller llrvnn 7:tn h. ith t . and Louise
Oflzer, 73d s Kih st
taard llnmn mill Tatton t . and Georsle
.n0!1;- ,311' Ittnn st
Url o Alin -ins Queen at . and Ilulda A. Itan-
Unen 4ns Queen st.
Katph j Horn 4."-(li Colorado at . and Louise
M Staak" 4."(I3 N Orntr '
uuiieppe d'Ambroilo, 433S VVavne ave, anl
Annunzlaia 1)1 Anseln. 4410 Wane ave.
.?Snder Kt-ott Jr 21171 Lawrence t . and
Lillian Weaver, 3114 N Sth t.
Kyla K Keurlat. Jr . 312H niamond at., and
Anns K Hommer. 1HIM1 N" 27th st.
John C Lewis, 1127 V Urlo ave.. and Lillian
, Steward Till N 4lh st
"'yw l'lnlev. LM3II Harlan at., and Caroljn
, E. Smith 21311 Harlan at
. ilerer Itaab. lsn7 N 7th t . and Iteaale Mat-
..man, 84it N ltth st.
.Abraham If. Woldow. 2400 S. fitti at . and Flor
tence Lavin 2310 Ur'en at
rbert M Hweeten, litman. N. J . and Emily
fc.U ocarlette. 2S.M1 (Jermantown ave.
"ntnaa Urady, 3)0 a. 3d at . and Florence
Brown. 310 H. 3d at
Elkton Marriage Licenses
ELKTO.V, Md , May 22 Couples pro
Wring marriage licenses here today were:
William D rtobertshavv and ftelen M. Wen.
Jl. Bernard M. Tratenburg and I'aullne
Kanff, Philadelphia; Albert B Cornish,
Syracuse, N. Y , and Frances A. Csavoy.
rWadelphla ; Thomas II. Augustiic. I'hlla.
lphla, and Anna H. Btddlc, rennsgrove,
JJ. J ; Samuel Nutter and I.ldla Atkinson,
Mt Holly. N J. ; Louis G Melonej'. Atlantic
City, and Louise T Ortholf. Hammonton,
" J ; James McDonald, Jr, and Teresa
McCarey, Chester. Pa.
nVERY contractor,
I, mill owner and
" manufacturer d
mantla tliA YiAat And molt
efficient in conveying; "
machinery that meant
the "BOND." Make un
prove it I
Everything in Mill Supplie I
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LOST LIFE ON MONCiOLIA
Miss Helen Burnett Wood, of Chi
cago, III., Red Cross nurse, who
was killed Sunday aboard the
American steamship Mongolia by
tho "boomerang" action of a brass
attachment of a powder charge
fired during target practice.
HEARINGS ON TRIPLE IT
DIVORCE ON IN CAMDEN
Wife of Woodbury Pretcher Gives Her
Side, Alleging Cruelty by
Husband
The troubles of the Itev. John i: Triplett
mil his wife Dorothy, ublih -ave been aired
considerably In tho court, were brought to
view again today when their divorce pro
ceedings were icsumed In the Camden
County circuit Court.
Mr. Triplett Is pastor of the lirst Pres
hjterlan Church of Woodbuty Failure to
agree with hl: wife caused him to stnrt
dlvr.rc tirocecdlngs mire than a year ntro.
The last time the tare vvas heard tile hus
band's version of the domestic troubles wna
given.
ll.unpdeii Ttlplett. a brother the minis
ter. was arrested some time ogi, accused if
cinvplrliiK to get evidence which w.iuld aid
the tlegjin,ma case. Tile plinc'nal witness
todaj- vvas ,1. Ilojd Avis, it trustee of the
Woodbury Chunii. lie Bald that Mrs. Trip
lett Cdiiplalncd of cruel treatment anil had
mat Us on her nuns vvh'i h she said had been
made In attacks by Triplett. Tho minister,
according to Avis, raid these vvcro hlitlt
maiks, and that the inly maths which he
might have maae were the result of defend
ing himself fiom her attacKs.
German Escapes Into .Mexico
l.AKICDO. Te. May L'J Helm .ch and
Johanu Siiinildt, Herman subjects, both of
New Yoik. who had been interned at l'ort
Mcintosh, attempted to im;iic ti.htv 1 us
tinis Inspector Coiwln c.ught Johanu lleln
rlch dived Into the lllo lir.uule swam to
the .Mexican side nnd dlsapiK.iied
CO Elegance Econo
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tln1 to cet 50ii men belter arfitialntpil vvilli uh
nml our rainless LinnriiiK, we inuke mis icjiier.
Look Hie nssortnirnt of rtrrnsy woulfns over.
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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917
NAVY OFFICIAL DENIES
OQCTORING OF SHELLS
rtenr Admiral Earl Reports
Nothing Wrong With Ex
plosives or Guns
t
ACCIDENTS CALLED FREAK
TnmpcririK Not Responsible for Deaths
on MonRolin nntl Incidents on
American Liners .
VAKllt.V(1T()N May 22
'1'heip i n.ithinf- vitally vvronB vv'lllt the
Jtuni or the ammunition sutppllcd American
liners The acoiiicnt on the Mongolia that
r-mltcl In the death of two ltrd Crow
nurses and the wounding of n third vv.m
purely accidental and not due to defect of
Run .r charfje. The snine I true of Inel
dt nt- Involving (tuns on tho St. I.oul.i nutl
s' l'aul That vvas the report Pent to
s..,etar ..f th. saw Mantel bv Kent
Viniir.il lt.,,h i:rl, chief of tho llurcau of
'rdnance. thin nrinin,
IYi.ni the moment of Prculdelit VI on'
- .....nun . a policy or nrmed neutralltv
"bi.'h resullPd 1P nrml!iB of American
'hip Rnlnr; Into the war r me. there have
n. .11 uuly lnliintl..n of KomethlnB vvronc
w 111 thO KII11K Th.-rn Vlnro ml. l.o... .. ..
tho guns There wiri ini.lmi,. .. ,i,
hi
American l.ltlw sb'lm nml llin ...... I, !
Uie Miingnlin served t strengthen Hip
it it inn that ili-rmnti spies had xtnvoeded
' t iinperlng with th,. gun. Hut nienntime
he ordnance Uttrenn or the Navv has been
investigating eveij hae of the matter und
Liar Admiral Karl's reKirt this afternoon
i" an unquiillfled ussertlon that the gun
have not been tampeted with and that the
.i i Idnrts particularly the one that befell
' " Mongolia, while of Hie most freakish
ti, were purclv accidents
The guns. It was admitted are one that
late from the Spanlsh-Amerlcnn War. but
.t wn asserted that their age ould not Im
pair thclr usefulness or snfetj.
CAUGHT NIJAK HI.TKU PLANT
Greek Found Prowling About in Tor
rcsdale Held on Suspicion
The pnllc ate tr.vlng to nnd out what
Athan John a ilreek. twntv-fnur venrs old
who sajs his home is In N'ew York was
doing In the vlclnlt.v of the Tnrresdale fil
tering plant At 2 o'clock this morning. The
only tiling the stranger had in ills posses
sion vvas $14 John ran speal. little or no
Kngllsh, and when the pnllco usl him where
he lives sometimes he will sav Chicago, but
usually keeps to the New Vorli address.
Prllcetnaii Iln'gh of tho Tacnnv station,
told Magistrate .Meclearv at the Central Sta
tion this morning that ho arrested the man
nt Peiinypack and St ite road Halgh s.ild
the police had orders to pick up suspicious
characters seen loitering nbnut bridges and
other publli places Magistrate Mcclcary
held John for a further hearing
J . E- Caldwell 8f (b.
Chestnut JuniDcr South Penn Squara
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Lamps, Enamels, Chinese Porcelains, Antique
Silver, China, Crystal.
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MRS. PIERCE MAINTAINS
WAR AGAINST THE FLY
Ex-Strcct Inspector Says Exter
mination Requires Keeping
Constantly at It
Mrs IMIth iierce. who. until her iccetit
dlsmlrsa , wns the only woman street in
spector In the country, declared '.ndaj that
"the nbolltlon of the educational work she
had accomplished during her four veu of
olllce vvas the tnot bnckvvnrd step ever
Ui hell bv the city."
Vr Pierce addressed the weeklv meeting
of the cii-oprratlve committee for fly ex
termination In the Chamber of Commcue
T'he only waj to accompli!) anytli'ng
in the line of clean-up work In Philadelphia
is to keep everlastingly nt It ' Mrs pierce
advised ' Kor Instance, the dtlvers of the
garbage wagons hne never followed th-ir
Instructlonir to keep their wagons ovcivd
I managed to Improve garbage c mditions
n great deal while 1 was In office, and tin
committee can go forward bv dint of ham
mering nt it '
A high tribute wn paid to the i.inimltl.
b Chief MeCrudden. f 'he llvtslu .i
Sanitation and Housing, who declared tlin
the general mobilization fur fl.v externi.n.i '
lln had undoubtedly prompted the eiiv ad- .
ministration flnally to abolish the plgKen.
"There s not a pig south of Msrket sir.. I
now." snld Mr MeCrudden "The onlv
exception Is a row of eti belonging '" . I
man who is sick 111 Jrrse.v Thlti.v tlinu
snnils hogs have bren driven out of the eil.v
In four dnvs, nnd Stone House lane looks
ns though the Herman army had I ased
over It "
Chief MiCrudden described the giant
boullie of the pig pen un Saturdaj which
lasted from 10 o'cli.'U In the morning until
il at night
"The ci.iiiiiiaudant of th Navj aril tohl
me that be had timer seen so m.inv Hies In
unv part of the world except the Philip
pines." Mr MeCrudden said, "and it's cer
tnlnl) up to the cltj to protect the ID.oii'l
men nl tlie Nnvv Yard from illsrnw,"
In her drserlptloti of the gem nil Insnui
taty I'oiidltloiiH which lend to enc mrage llv
breeding. Mrs Pierce desciboil bow the Hies
from the piggeries have lnvadid the neigh
boring distrii ts to such no extent that Die
residents have been fntcetl to Minim n. I i
1 lei m. in llnrnig, city entomologist
"Now that the piggeries have gone the
Insurance Co,
big remaining problem Is the stable. Mr
ii ? " '. '" th0 ,la' over Co,ns """
on .' ? lH ,",l,,nn,,,, y he automobile
n per cent of (lies will be abolished
nJuti r'"K Wooilnnnl. of Chestnut Hill.
Hm . rhCOm",l,IC0 ,0 ,,,U,,,, ""'' f
also xtrrinln.lon of the mosquito
il.n:,Vnimn.'!lnR Ttmn "" "unmltted by
eetin ". ""'I'10 '"""f" Sl' live
staiucs s t,n, Infunlllp nai ilv sis
epidemic , nMllll ,,e rnl,;,15Bl,i,?l,,,",
A resoluiion of sinpnthy for Hr W
.-Ph'.'eiirerv' '", ,,l,! A",Prl" ''''"
tet.r no..' .tth" '" n,-,,I,c B" "
? .iSnrr a '"-
Lepoits weie te.id lespectUelj by Mis
ei
XWediwsdau's Special Si
Handsome
l(
Prices Bombarded!
A. Si ns i v AW
' i MtmjJ w
X W;
Alterations Without Charge
A'cw
w
Liode Refrigerator Sale
Prices positively 20' to JO' ',
below any other store
For 21 years wo have sold Refrig
erators and Ice Chests at prices so far
below the bitr-profit central stores, with
their expensive locations ami methods,
that we are now the acknowledged Re
frigerator leaders of Philadelphia.
This Sale, like all other Lindc Sales, is a
plcin-ae-day demonstration of the fact, easily
proven by the most casual comparison, that
our quality is the highest and our prices the
lowest in the city.
These are positively the best Kcfriecrattirs
in America, comprising; the very latest ami
I11H-.1 sanitary types, constructed upon ad
vanced scientific principles which insure the
highest dejriec of refrigeration and ice
economy.
One pliifc I'onrlulii
Iti-frltrriiliir
II In Iiii.Ii :i,l I
.A $25
I. o . ,111. m 70 ibi
If. il ITl
Oirii Monday
and Friday
Fccnliius
23d Street, Columbia
1008 Chestnut
Prices Subject to
i yjjjrfiepj:
in
Turkish Bath Towel
Unusually luxurious
22x44 inches, 25c eac
23x44 inches, 50c eacl
28x54 inches, 75c eac!
Olympic Friction Towel
that set the skin aglow
26x46 inches, 85c each
Special at
Turkish
in white with pink
Sara IJ Adam. Mr V Itaixard l.innlu
cott, Charles Vaughn nnd Mr AValter Cor
nell, medical Inspector of schools
lr Alexander C Abbott, Director of
the Lnhorntorj of Hjglrtie nt the Univer
sity of Pennsjlvanln nnd chnlrtnnn. of the
committee, presided Among those present
were Mrs tleorge I-'rll7. Chandler. Mrs 11
Sloteliury Lewis, Mrs John Crntio nnd
Mrs. Siunuel Woodward
Heavy Ittin of Shad liclnw Columbia
I.AM'ASTi:it. Pa . Mny S3 The largest
run of shad in several years Is taking place,
accoiilitig to the men at the McC.ill's Perry
llsherles. a mile below the great power dam
nn the Susiiuehanii.i ltlver The fish nre
linger and liner than those taken for three
or font j en is
Suits
Rvrluced Regardless
of Former Prices
Wednesday's Sale
Several luiiiilrcil
siniblc vnit- main
loruiiTh iiiii'cd ,i
ci' di
ni tlliiii
h a
tile .ilif
.Vl,l'l-
SJ.-v(Xl iiu'linlcd al
irui" in tii-niiiii'iivv '
inj,r ,uTilii'i'
Fine French Serges,
Gabardines & Poplins.
Many Navy Blues.
n iip)ni'ttinit fur ijoti
uitio cvniiiiim wliicli im
vviiinan aii aiTtinl to tlis
rcRartl, with coiiotautlv
ninn prices Nin
iiiiitd. All
arc the newest sules ami
every fashionable - It a 1 c
i rcprc-oiilcd. Heautifully
-ilk IiikmI.
Fashion
Shop
$10
Market, Cor. 12th St. l
Itrfrltfrnlor,
Mi In high
' ll.s VV'nrlli
$12-50
Onc-1'iccr Porcelain
W.. Iip VVurlli K.ile I'rlpn
."lin. ISO lbs. 517.00 $1:1.50
2(5 in. 751bi. 22.00 17.00
23 in. !)0 lbs. 2.ri.00 20.00
1-Door Side Ice
21' in. fill lbs. 2.-J.00 lil.00
:i:i in. 70 lbs. :i.r).oo 2:1.00
Mia. HOlb.M. 41.00 :!2.00
Hitjh-Grudc Enamel
24 in. fiO lbs. l.'i.HO 10.00
28 in. 80 lbs. 21.00 lG..ri0
TJin. 100 lbs. 27.H0 20.00
l-l)oor Side Ice
Minn
11 in.
I.'l in.
!." ill.
i Un.
II in.
17 in.
42 in.
4(5 in.
48 in.
II in.
4:1 in.
40 in.
28 in. fiO lbs.
:t:t ill. I)") lbs.
:ir. in. 100 lbs.
20.00
25.00
:jo.oo
lli.OO
19.00
2:1.00
Spirnt
l.'l.fiO
10.00
22.00
Drinkimi ll'cfor Tank with
.',.) in. 2:1 in. 50 lbs. 10.00
41 in. 24 in. (10 lbs. 21.00
i:i in. 28 in. 1)0 lbs. 28.00
Iliiriluoml
'.'0 in u lil
I Oi
111 T.
S 1 1..
I'm-
HENRY LINDE
and Ridge Avenues
ar
Street, Phi
Immediate
in size for
i
ludelphia
Advancz i
S 1
the prices: I
1
h . 1
s 1
40c Each
Towels
or blue stripes.
J. gilL,
", '' '' 'JfCjtfi
'The chief thing
we jret out' of this
Remarkable
One Week
Intensified
Value Sale
i
of 1500 Suits
at One
Uniform Price
$16
is this "
i Said a member of the
A&
firm when discussing
the announcement of
this extraordinary sale
"We want to demon
strate, as nothing else
can do, thai there is no
store anywhere that
can match Perry's in
their initiative, in
their determination to
do the vckjj best that
can be done for our
Public first, last, and
all the time!"
I That's the big incen
tive that made Perry's
stick to their plans for
this Sale formulated
months and months
ago!
3JWe could get $16 ,
apiece for them -wholesale
today as easy as
batting an eyelid we
could get retail for
every one of them to
day $20, $22.50 or $25
and give their buyers
full value for every red
cent! But our purpose
in planning this Sale
was -to give such strik
ing qualities at $16 as
would make Perry's the
most-talked-of clothing
store in town as a
value-giver! That will
mean more regular
business eventually for
Perry's.
CfWorsteds, cassi
meres, cheviots,
crashes, flannels, serges
blues, browns, grays,
greens, stripes, checks,
overplaids, novelty
m i x t u r es single-
breasters, double-
i
breasters, pleated and
belted backs, plain backs
young fellows' styles
and conservative cuts
to be seen in the best
stores in town today
marked $20, $22.50 and
$25, but sold at Perry's .
for this
One Week Only
at One
Uniform Price
$16
No better time to get
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