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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADKLPHIA, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1917"
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lYOR NAMES
DRAFT BOARDS
3Jiy-two Appointed to Pass
!,UL"n Exemptions From Se-
" lective pleasure
j
0 POLITICS, SMITH SAYS
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? In appointing forty-two registry boards
' F j mlu oft -exemptions, Mayor Smith this
V-MHtrnoon al hat Politics played no
j Iskrt In any of the appointments, and that
tmjmy of the men chosen were his personal
ohotce for the places.
,' Klrst among the duties of the boards
- wHI be tabulation of registration figures
.turned In from registrars acting In the elec
tion divisions. The summaries will be
fwped over to the United States nrglrtrn-
i. Board for rnliadeipnta, wmen is com-
and of the city s Ileglstratlon Cnmmls-
mmh, and of which Mayor Smith Is chalr-
'"'tttm. The board will In turn send the city's
' tout' figures to Colonel Lewis II lleltler,
feMlrman of the United States Ileglstratlon
Hoard for the State.
Protests were borne to Washington by a
Philadelphia attorney, who Interviewed (ien
ral Enoch frowder. provost marshal In
' charge of registration General I'rowder
wag told It had been planned to put poli
ticians on the exemption boards of this city.
Pittsburgh and other large cities of th
Kate. He said he would visit the Mayors
f these cities and Impreis upon them the
need of selecting men above reproach.
If favoritism should be shown or even
inspected In the exemption work dona by
tth board, Oeneral Crowder said, n vast
national unrest would follow nnd obstacles
would be thrown In the way of druftlng
tfce second army of 500.000 men. He urged
that nothing Is so Important to the country
M la the success or the selective drart it
Must be thoroughly democratic, he said,
and sons of rich and politically powerful
Men must not receive unjust exemptions
' If they are called.
The list Is as follows
Wt. Ward.
1 1 Jofph Scott 1320 8 Front nt.
Jamra Kotorts. 1430 ! ltd at
tr. Norrtu Cornffld. 183ft 8. 4lh t.
5 Wttmore V Chmber. llos Pass-
unk Ave
llrrry U. nohlflnr. Oat) PiMjrunk
ave.
Dr. Mich. A. Levitt. 1224 K 4lti at
t SBr Vincent Marnier I. 78!) H Mh at
A. V. MurphJ. Hit S .1(1 at
John II. Iteml. SWi 12th at.
4. 4-3 Herbert Salua. Mnrrla llutldlnu
Dr. Norton O Itarrla. H VV. cor
(tth and Tine ata
Dr. Bobeft Goodman. 221 KIKwater
at.
( 6-11-12 John r Connora. 231 Oreen at.
Daniel J. Connelly, sift Oreen at.
Dr. Wm. C. Itynn. 231 N .1th at
7-8 Frederick D. Vetterleln. 2010 Pine
at.
Clinton Hotfra Woodruff, 221(1
Spmce at
Dr. Iltchard T. Taylor. D13 Npruco
t 0-10 Dr. "w. W. Keen. 1009 Chestnut at.
Kdwln C. Alklnaou. 112 N. Hub at
Dr. John II. Kjran. 11)30 Ilacn at.
t 13-14 Kdw. y. Hwlfth. 1301 UrnndytTlne at
Itnbert Werner, 812 N. 12th at.
Dr I'arl Wellanil. 301 N. Frank
lla at.
w 13 CIuthiil K Ilirper, 1022 flren at.
Daniel, Olmbel 211S Hprlne Car
den tt.
Dr. John Wananjaker. 3d. IRltt ML
Vernon at.
M 1B-17 n.ev. A. J). Clelt, USD N. ."ith at.
Hey. II. J. Dutan. 1443 N 2d at.
Dr. Lewis W. Schwlndt. 1112 N.
4. 4th at.
II 18 John llakar Tuttfe. 1235 8. Suaque-
hanna ave.
It. E. Walter. 1333 K Columbia ave.
Dr. R. MrCrelgiil. 1340 U. Mont
.. . romery ave.
M 18 Thorn Harblaon. 131 W. Husque-
hanna av.
Dr. H. Outfield, 20O1 N. Sth at.
tm !Dr. " JudK". 133 Frsnkford Ht
1 20 J. Fred Eberly. N w. cor 13lh and
Oxford ata.
Go. W llrrte, Ml.) N 13th .1
,,' .. Mr. H Ottlnger. 138(1 .V. li-lh at.
m "l DrA Jv - Woodruff. IWhlu at. and
noxhoroush av
Wm. n. Nlchola. Manayunk and Ly-
ceuni ava.
.... ''Or. David Cuaiar I3T Urarn lane
H , SJ-No. James McCrea. 121 K. Mnreland ae
Joaeph M. Jennlnas. 4 Summit e
Dr. Harry F ebr. 4iid Wayne
av
IF.aat aide, i-ummenclnit north
fide of Nharpnark and c.ennan
town ave . weat aide of German
town and north aid of lipai at
both north to Clt Line un the
eaat by Stenton ave and on tha
weat to eaat aide f Wlsaahlrkon
ID 22-E.it Robert T Mitchell 20d German
town ae.
John J Courtney, S337 Chew at
Dr. John n Mlnehart. 20 Ger
tnantown ae
'orth aide of Wyoming He .
efft or Oermantown ave. to aoutti
k oT' f"rpnacK ai. on the eaat
, . by Stenton ave
2.-W. Jamea II. Kin-. nSKK Armatronr at.
William Illackwood. 306 W Kar I
aam terrar
Dr. Cnarlea Curry. 80 w. Walnut
.'.?0U!S ',d.''5f won"n ae and
et alda of Germantown ke , to
Roberta ave.. north on Roberta ave.
to aouth aide of Upaal at. and weat
;d of Oermantown ave to eaat
. "Id" of Wlaaahlckon ave.)
13 "'JJTwKi Krel"- Frankfort ave. and
Orthodox at.
Jl' T Nult. IVankford and
Church at
Dr. Oeorto U Hanna. 4S40 Frank
ford ave.
54 ?; " Wni"-.nia Spring Garden.
!Vig0mK . atXV.- 39-n Glrarrl ae.
v" T A i)h"1te.3'', Hamilton
25 Kusene Zlesler. 273s E. Indiana av.
7m?J 1-ov.ry, 2R4S Emerald at
Dr. Wm. II Zlegler. 302s Frank
ford ate.
20 Joa. W Oardlner. 2.138 8 Itromt at.
Hush .Moore I.1S2 8 llroad at
Dr. Wm F Morrow. 1438 Snjder
ave.
22.27 Syleatr Ilonnaffon. Jr . .1438 Wal
nut at.
R Gordon Dromle it South
42d at.
Dr D If Johnaton 3809 Chrat-
28-28 Dr. A. I Kuril. 2.120 North 22d at
Edwin Stern, aoutheait corner 30th
and Huntingdon
.JXJr. A. It. Clarett 2fl3 North
14-29 William Abrahams 3212 Montsofn.
ery ave. '
IT
M
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zi
1717 North 2Sth at
I! llrlcker 2730
G A Swaize
Dr. Charlea
lllrard me
M.JO William Tlnne, 72R South 20ih at
Lawrence Farrell. 713 iouth -JOth at
Dr. Jamea E. Scheela. 130t Chrla
tlan at
20-31 Rev 11. Wataon Ilarraa. 2120 E.
Cumberland at.
Frank If longshore. Cumberland
and Colllna ata
Dr. George flnnamon. 2204 E
York at
27-82 Lorenzo Smith 21.18 Susquehanna
lAula M Frldenburr. 1018 North
18th at
Dr William T. Kills 1820 North
18th at
33 Dr. H.'U Ketch. 330 K Allegheny
Kdwln 11. Weber. 3301 N. 2d at
Dr. R. J. Hwoboda. 143 E. Alle
gheny ae
31 John T. Dwyer. 1143 N R3d at
Wm. 11 Nicholson. 2415 llrjn Mawr
ava.
Dr, rjH. Hancock. 20S.1 N ,13d at.
35-41 V. II. Tltua. 0044 Torreadsle ave,
T II. Wilson, Jr . I'lna road (Fox
Chaae).
Dr. O F. Enoch. 7020 Frankford
It 38 David' Patchele. 3827 Wharton at
Thomaa .McCatery 124 8 lKth at
le. a. T. Allman. 1S38 H. 22d at.
37 Gregor Druramond, 2042 German-
Inan ave.
Richard V. Farley. 2423 N, 10th at.
Dr. J A. Roger. 2213 N Rroad
3 38 Allen Sutherland. IS02 Tioga at
Charlea 8 Osmond. 273". N. 20th at
Dr. M. II.-Kntl. 2821) N. 22d at
34 38 Samuel J. Ruck. 22.17, 8. 12th at
Isaac JJ I-y. 2.10U S Rroad at
l)r. jTa Ratnvllle. 1312 Torter at.
40 Samuel Croihera, 50tlt ami Elm
wood ave.
R. A. Robinson, 4004 Klncaeaslnc
Dr. W W Weaver. 0105 Wood
land ave
42 Wm. If. Margeraon, 3401 Rialng
Sun lane
Frank Toomey, 5228 N Rroad at.
Dr, Wm. H Good, Tabor road and
2d at pike.
43 Frank Rlack. 1320 nrtatojat.
A D. Roblnaon. 4118 Old York road.
Dr Max Herman. 3703 York road.
44 David O. Fowler, B144 Race at.
John J. llradley, 48th at and Wya-
luslnc ae.
Dr A. F Targette, 5229 JJaverford
11 J.
Dr. Wllbert Wolfe
ave.
48 Rev George M Droadhfad,
Catharine ai
Monalgnor M. J. Crane, 47th and
Klnaaeaalnr ae.
pr. Oeorg A Knowle. 812 Btltl-
41 Edw C Bchmldhelier, 1438 N
UttS'n Silverman 1521 N 18th at
Dr Lion F Luburg. 1822 Olrard
48 Wioy Cuahln..2MI B. 20th at
jonn nommara, ;i;i ohuqk at.
pr, Crelgbton 11 i
uin at
An asterisk before a, member of a dla-
xemptv uoani inaicaiea inav mo
M a pnyaician, "9 wiu saamuie
claiminjr exemption on ine
xa
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10
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35
N
43 George' Lewis, 2729 Pratt at. ,
Til)o. J- Stlnemeyer. 3236 Frankford
347S Fnuikford
0111
4t
Turner. 2504 8
32 MEN FROM SIXTH
FOR OFFICERS' CAMP
Privates and Noncoms Ordered to He
port nt Fort Nlogarn
Thirty-two men from the Slxlh Pennsl
vnnla Infantry, which Is recruited from
Philadelphia nnd nearby counties, have been
iteslgnnted by tho War Department to at
tend the offlcere' training c-anii nt I-'ort
Niagara, headfiuaticrs of the Sixth nn
notinced today. The men have been told
to bo nt Fort Niagara not Inter thnn May
31. They will ho paid 34 cents a tulle its
compensation for ihclr fare to nnd from the
camp Ten of tho men have nlreitdv gone.
They nro Sergeants Clule nnd lcnnnnl.
Corporals llnlblrnle and MitRlII and Pri
vates Odhner. Hell. Voi-uin, Hacon and Kerr.
The following men have been designated.
First Sergeant Daniel A Atkinson. Conunn
O. Doylestnwn. Sergeant George II. Hart. Com
pany II, Seventh and Welsh streets Chester
Sergeant William J Eagle Company l. I'hoenls
vllle, Sergeant Itnhert 1" Wilson. Snnllary De
tachment, 471,1 llaltlmnre avenue, Sergeiint John
l.aena. IteaitmiHrtpra Crinitianx. lull Sprtue
street. Sergrant George ollx lleail'iuarti ra
Cnmpan) 2N3I Glrant. Henue Hand Si recant
Major A llnrr Armnn. Headquarters om
pany. H0JI N Slxlh street, Hand Sir
geant Major Caleb lljrnn I-ar. llendqunrii rs
Companj 117 East Chestnut stnet West
Cheater. Private itirhard I' Hell, Cnmpanv G.
M West Chellen avenue I'rlvat" Madfrav A
Ghdner Machine Gun Compntu llrvn Athn
Private (tlrattlas) Henry T llainn Sanltarv
Detaihinent IHH Wallnn avenue Private Hlrat
.lass) Horace Clarl. Ywtim Sanllarv lletarh
tnent 122 Ardmnre avenue Ardmnre PrUnt"
William Wilson Kerr. Banllarv tietathmeni .121
South Sixteenth atreet herteani narr i c.nr
cnmpsn, F. .1.12 Noble street. Norrlstown. I'rl
ate Hugh C Travel, fampsiu II l2 Smith
Sixtieth street, Private Raymond II c ulverl
Sanltarv Detachment. 5 Prospect avenue. Ilrjti
Vlawr. Sergeant IMwardT Paikrr. Comp.inv M
I22S North Flfty.flfth street First S.rKi-nntl.d-wnnl
II Dlist. Ciimpinj M IMM South Wntl
strcn Seraeant John 15 llnldnann. Cmiili.inv I..
1.1 South Cortv fifth street Prlv.it" l;;l" Alu-I
ComiMtiv C 1'planil. Serceunt Satnin I I. Spnre
Ciimniinv (I. loylestcn Si rgeniit inMirge I
1'iirde, Mmhlne (lun Compnrn 211 ai I hest
nut stn-et West Chiatir. S' mil Millard I
Elliott. Cnmnnny II. Hill !. hlh iim tiu- Pri
vate Joseph llli hard v llllnllis Snliltiirt In Hull-
ment. mat Parker sir I,".",'r-.f;rrl"'""i
Paul II llerrv Comnanv II. HI3 l.nsi riilrtyeiitn
street. Chester First Scrm-ant Ji Wiio.1,
Cnmpanv i. inimivnm iirinirm ""'.''
Unit. Cmpan K NU Cllflnn nvetiue. i nlllng
ilale. Private James I I'ervin ' nmpnn I..
anutheaat corner i:ieentli and I iilrinnunt avi
tine. Sergeant Itnlaml s smith. Cnmimnv K
linn Athn Sergcaiit llarrv i 'l', ' "'"
nnnv II r.icii Irving street, t'nnairsl Arihue A
Illllilrnle Machine llun Cnmpanv ...II . lit"
alrfel Corporal William I' Maylll. ' oniniiu .
West Chester i-ml Sergeant Mltlin; I Iji.tiiiril
Jr . Ciiinimnv I. .V.M'i Irvlm: atreet I'lilladelphla
JESSE WILLIAMSON, 21),
UNDER S.r0,000 HAIL
Rearrested to Forestall Any Claims of
Technical Krror in
Indictment
jes-e Williamson, ,'d. t Sirlticliii'.
Montgomerv t'ountj. vvav held under S r0.
000 ball before Magistrate Mri-lcat.v In City
Hall Police Court tltN nflerniinn mi tliatgex
growing out of the alleged embezzlement
of more than $1. "0,000 fiom the Petmsvl
vnnlii rompanj for Insurances mi Lives
and (Iranting Annuities, nf vvltlrli lie w.m
formerly on ofllcer Wllllnni'on. prominent
Miclallv and well known ns an i.-irsm.iti.
was hild under JJ.VflOO bull nfter lilt- iitrcst
two weeks ugn
The procedure lodav. was inailn ill Ihn re
ipiest of the Illstrlrt Attnriiey'B nlllee be
cause of the fact that at the lust hearing
Wllll.itneon vvns held for trial nt the May
term of court It Is unlaw fill to try ,i
prlroner at the term of rotitt of the month
In which he Is arrested. Assistant District
Attorney Taiilnne explained to the MnRls
trate. In order lo prevent any claims of tech
nical errors from Williamson's Counsel, tho
DWtrlct Attorney's office had tho Indict
ment ipinshcd. n new warrant Issued and
the procedure Rone through all over 0.K11I11
Williamson, who aot hail tlirotiKli 11 bond
Inn rompnny after the first ItearliiK. ob
tained It again todav.
RAIN FLOODS HIGH SCHOOL
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Janitors and Royts.Busy With Huekets
to Clear Lunch Hoonis
The heavv rain todav flooded Hie futility
nnd hoys' lunch rooms in the basement of
the West Philadelphia IUeIi School. Forty
elKhth nnd Walnut street" .Janitors and
hoys were kept busy with buckets nnd
brooms In an effort to bent luck the water.
The heavy-downpour this morning and
during last nlKht were .tu)-ed by storm
centers blowlnp: In from Ohio, nrcordlnp; to
tho Weather Bureau
Tomorrow's Louisville Kntrics
First rare rlalmlna. H0o mdilcn imii ear
old tlllles t'4 furlnnEB (inirKla K.llv, 112
Mlstreaa Poll. 112. Ckele 112. Kharinaneh.
112, Hnokunol, 112 llrccrv, 112 Ilfd Salmon
112. Koran. 112. Stripes. 112. Courier, 112
Swnnd rate flalmlm:, ftloit, four-year-olds
and upward 0 furlongs Win nlore OK, Itun
nlng (Jueen. 101 Clktnn. lo.l, llrlzz tut Mntre.
HIT. Illue Cap. HIT, llinjamln H)7. I.indli-v
107 llatiheler. I oil Droll, tin, Prlmcro, 1 1.1
Snslus, ll:t
Third rate 1 latmlng liandli p tno ihret
ear-ntils and upward I's inllis Itedland 107.
Solid Itmk HIS. (Ilgii Star Hill Turio 110
Fourth rai e, Iroiiunls Haiiiliiap. Slooil threi -vear
olds and upward male and 70 ards
Trapping no Man II . 117. For lHlr. mo. Prime
Hernils. 10.1. Marlon Gonech), 110. t.en Skoln).
11.1
Fifth race purse tmnn three en r-nld flllhs
mile lleileve vie Hns loft. Norumlagam. Ins.
Diamond IOJ, Marie Mllner 11)2
Sixth raie. purse imio two )ear-ntds :. fur
longs Prlm-c Igor till illpsv Queen lot. Grand
fluke lot Ordnung 101. Nrpc. 110. Knnlfaie
tin
Seventh rife, claiming JM'O. thrcc-jcar-nlrls
and upward. 1 1-IH mlha Jouilar n7 Jnliti
Hurle I oil. Ilarrv Gardner lie Sun Maid ln.1
Clin- Field 111). Miss Fannie Mil
Weather rlouilv. traik hi aw
City News in Brief
A IIAltV HAS DltOtVN 1.1) wliilp ptn
Inir around a sprlntr near hl home nt
League Island road despite attempts made
by his young brother to rescue him . The
child was John Huck He was taken to
the Methodist Hospital and pronounced
dead. Tho toother collapsed
WAIl I'll.TII In the streets has hern
declared utrahi by the Philadelphia llous
Ink: Association In an effort to prevent
another outbreak of Infantile parnlsls
The association aiiiioumed Il1.1t it would
effect a thoroiBh Inspection of all vacant
lots In the city which have been under
complaint
KYI: I)l:l'i:CTS caused many dlshnr
ments from cnllstmentH In various branches
of military nnd naval service, according
to Director Krusen. of the Department of
vPubllo Health and Charities He urged
many of those rejected to consult oculists
before the defects Income too serious.
AN .CJKI V.Mli:ili:il with n weakness
for leaving; money In hotels is an almshouse
Inmate at Rochester, N V, while J500 be
longing to him is in the Inasmuch Mission
here He Is Charles Waterstraat, of Pitts
ford. N V.. eighty-three years old He
forgot tho money and roamed to .Rochester,
where he .notified the police. Waterstraat
left (4900 at hotels In two previous similar
aberrations.
AN U.NPl'IU.IHHi:i l.KTTCH written
by Ueorge Washington will be presented
today to the new museum of American his
tory. Valley Forge, by A. II Pearson. West
Newton, Mass
I.F.MON H 11. 1, ASSOCIATION work re.
celved a double setback when Oovernor
Brumbaugh refused to Interfere with the
Park Commission In Its refusal to let the
association hold services on the Parkway
and police prevented a meeting the Itev.
Dr. James B. Ely wanted to hold on City
Hall plaza to boom the movement.
CONNF.VAL HALL. 100-year-old coun
try house on Old York road. Is to be moved
fifty feet to make way for the opening of
Broad street from Chelten avenue to Haines
street. Reuben WIndlsch, a Philadelphia
business map, owns the property, which Is
regarded as one of the best In Oak Lane.
Take the Colonial Express, through day train
to Hcyrl vn. Provldeoc and Uoaton .Leaves
RAWMATERIALTAX
CUT OUT OF BILL
Senate Committee Agrees to
Strike Out Provision for
Ad Valorem Impost
MAY ADOPT SPECIFIC DUTY
WAKIIINISTON. May 28
Humiliation of the I'll vnlotcm ta of ID
per cent on taw tiniterlals iiow'iiii the ficc
list from the House levciiue bill was !
ilded on by the Semite l-'llianci' Commltlco
toda This policy was enuticlated, nl
thotmlt It may be necessary to have 11 sllclit
sicclflc duty on sonic nMlc.es tin the free
llsl If sui'li Is nei-issnr) the titrlff iiitil
inlssloti will lliforin the 1 oniinlttee
Stamp luxes 1111 iiiuiij, inniiufiii Hired arti
cles will be suliMtltuted fur Hie sales tax on
miiuilfiicttires N'11 Hiilixtitute tux, however.
vv 111 he levied 1111 million plitutc 111ms. Jew -eltv
unit chewing stum, and as it result
1 1 r,, niio nnii Is definitely eliminated flout the
bill
The lominiltcc decided lo nsl Hie Trcns
tirv Department for a plan of Imposing
tax 011 confeitlonerles. based on 11 i,te per
pound, n stamp lax on musical Institinit-nts.
a t.tx on pleasure hints li.is-.rm n tniuiagu
rate .mil staiiip tiixes on sportiiiki somls,
petf nines, c-oHinetlcM nnd proptfV (nry Died
h iucs
It will not be known how 111111 h 1 an be
raised on these substlttitp taxes until Hie
Treasury Department makes Its tepotl The
department has not reported a plan nf
license tax 011 aulomohilrH to take tin place
of the snlcs tax eliminated bv the com
mittee .s'aturda.v
With 0 lautative nerreiiient In the com
mittee to limit the revenue raised bv luxa
tion to $1.000.0110.0110. thete will be some
$300.000,(inn lopped off Hie tax schedules
agreed upon by the 1 louse
Tho committer met ngnln this nflerniinn
nnd Is making everv effort to expedite its
Work There Is little lihellhoial that the
hill will he tendv fur the Senate In less
than ten thiv Smnp inembeiH think It will
take ti month
All) TO WAU VICTIMS
Mrs. OsRootl Communts on Splendid
Work of Americans
At the he.idniiarters of the Helgian Aid
Committee Mrs Hamilton Osgood, of Uoa
ton. who has been living In England for the
last few years aitlve In the relief of the
war suffeters. spoke tlilt tnofnlng on the
Kpletidld work that Is being done by Anuii-i-nns
In niiglaiid for tho nid of the iinfortll
natcH 111 the world war.
"The time has mine for the tinini.ttlun
of America." Mrs. imgood said No lunger
should tlietp lie ilernian-Americaiis. Hrltish
Americans l-'retich-Anierlcans. or Irlsli
Atncrlcans. No, thete tdiould lie untiling
but sUincli, solid and wholly Americans.
It they sing the praises of their home land,
and loudly compare the supetlority of their
native country with the shortcomings of tho
land that Is giving them their bie.id and
butter, let these ungrateftil.s return In the
fatherland or the motherland "
Mrs. (P-gnod will be tho guest of Mr. and
Mrs Otis Skinner In their home 11 1 llrn
Mawr. Totnoriow Mrs Osgood will address
the students at Uiyn Mawr College, and In
the afternoon will speak to the students at
Hnverford College
REJECTED NIAGARA MEN
FORM OWN DRILL CORPS
Hundred nnd Fifty or More to
Prepare for Possible August
Cnmp
SUNDAY CONCERTS OPPOSED
Presbyterians Ap;ainst Legislative Rill
to Permit Sabbath Mubic
Opposition In the bill hcfoie the l.cgls
Utute which provides for the holding or
concerts in Philadelphia on Sunday was
exptesscd today at a meeting nf the Pres
byterian ministers at Witherspnon Hall
A tesoiutlon was adopted uiging the
ilergy of the Preshterlnu I'liuiili to ic
qucst the Senate not lo pass t he proposed
measure It was contended that such a law
was whollv tinnecessaty anil would bo .1
most dangerous entering wedge for nil
kinds of Sahhath entrt t.tinment.
The tesoliitlon was offered by the l!ev
Dr. Dwlght C Hanna
V. I,. 'l.aiides. seuetnry of the Pennsyl
vania State Sdbh.ith School Association, cle.
plorcd the Met that many home guards
were drilling on Sunday He declared thai
this was misilli cited patriotism
FIVE HURT IN AUTO CRASH
Woman's Spine Fractured and Two
Suffer Internal Injuries Other Pair
Slightly Injured
I.ANi'.STi:it, Pa. Ma) "S Automobiles
driven b It. I! Sninnieis. of Philadelphia,
and William Tnvvnend. of St. Pcteis. Perks
Count, collided 011 tho l.atn aster and Phila
delphia turnpike near Cap. the cars going
lit opposite dlieetlous
Mrs. Mar Tnwnsend's spine was fiac
tured. and her condition is t-ei ious Wil
liam Tow-nsend and Miss Mary Townsend
sustained Internal injuries, while 11, K
Sommers and Miss I'lnia ICIuier. occupjlng
the other car. escaped with minor Injuries
The Ifin or more PlillAde'lphlaiis who re
ceived ratings In examinations for the re
servo corps training entnp at l-'ort Niagara.
N. Y, but Hero not called have organized
for nillltaiy Instruction at the I'niverslty
of PentiNylvntila gymnasium 111 Welghtman
Hall, Thirty-third stteet. hclow Spruce.
They will drill two hours on Mondav, Tuch.
day. Thursday and Friday afternoons at
B IS, under Sergeants t'aldwell and Num
bers I' S A The sergeants arc attached to
Major William Kelly s Instruction olllce
for the I'nlversity of J'cnnsvlvniila bat
tallon II II Hall, M. Fisher Wright and Wlllard
niudcr. who organized the instruction
oiirse, have made efforts to notify all thoe
who rerelved tntlugs from Major Kelly
The tialnlug roll will ho open until Friday
afternoon It Is planned to give Instruction
so that the men will lie better epialllleil lo
nnswei n call to the ugust camp, if It Is
In M Tlie plan has the tinollli 'nl kuiiHoii
of the Mllltaty Training I'ainps Associa
tion, whh h recruited the men for the Niag
ara i-iiiiip and others throughout the inuti
ti.v CO UN C I LS' PIN A NC I KRS
STUDY COURTS' NEEDS
Repeated demands fur motiev fot the
Municipal t'ourt todav led to a personal
Investigation by Councils' Committee Ml
Finance Let by f,'htiniiiu liiffne. the
L-nuiicllmnnli Ilnaticl-. made n tour of the
court's new- administration building. Twenty-first
nnd Ilace streets, and tho misde
meanants' building, Twelfth and Wood
streets.
The nnanclers lecentlv approved an ap
propriation aggregating $26.1.15 fi.r the two
buildings The trip wns made with a view
to iiM.ertainlng needs before finally passing
the appropriation through Councils.
Of the pending appropriation, $11 fiS5 Is
to ptovlde salaries for new places nine at
the administration building and fourteen at
Twelfth and Wood streets The new plans
Include superintendents engineets firemen,
demurs gnat ds and nurses Salaries range
fiom JGdti lo JIBOn a vrar
QUAKER JOINS ARMY;
ENLISTS IN CAMDEN
Among the uieii enlisting today at Camden
was n Quaker. Joseph It. French, of Moore
town He said that, although bis religious
principles were ngalnsi war. he felt obliged
to -do his bit" ngaluM the foices of vll.
lie Joined the Infantry.
Another tecrult was Wnller I: Kennedy
an vears old, of IIJ'i Soulh Third street
known as "Walter West." who claimed th
welterweight championship of South Jersey.
Ho will enter the medical service.
Others who enlisted in the cavalrv set-,
vice were Hduin II. Waters, 13 years old,
of Pitman, N. J . Fdwatd V. Clark, IS
ears old. OUS North Second street . Wil
liam It Albettson, 26 enra old, 6H1 North
Sixth stteet.
STRIKING STUDENTS PARADE
Abington High School Pupils March
Despite Rain
In a dnunpoutiiig rain the striking stu
dents of the Ahlngton High School this
mntnlng paraded down old Votk toad past
their school In a silent demonstration The.v
made tin dlstiiihance One bundled and,
twentv-tliico weie In Hie procession, this
being two less than the otlglnal number
of strikers
The students dlvs'gieed last Friday with
imiii" nf the methods of Ptofessor Harklev.
principal of the nhool The efforts of the
M'hool boa til and of Superintendent l.lng
to bring the students hack In wntk have
been unavailing
Japanese Scienlisl Dying in N. Y.
NIIW YOltK. May 28 Dr Hlndevo
Noguclil. noted Japanesp scientist. Is near
death today In Mount Sln.-tl Hospital bete
Attendants teported that, while ho has
passed a fairly comfortable night, his con
dition was grave Doctor .Vogue hi Is a
member of the department of pathnlogv and
bacteriology of the Kockefeller Institute for
Medical llesentch He discovered the germ
of hvdtophobla In 1913
Slovaks Invest $2.-,000 in War Ronds
HAIlltlSni'na, Pu . May 28 The pui
ch.isn of Liberty Loan bonds to Hie value
of $25,000 todav was nutlioilzed by Hie su
preme council of the First Catholic Slovak
I'nlnn of the United States, in session here
The council also passed tesoliitlons calling
.upon all inembcis of the organi7atlon to In
vest In the loan The organization has sub
ordinate lodges in evety State In the Union,
ami not lie nf I In- tesoliitiou will he sent to
e.nli of them
S
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an
tai
fest
a
HE dumbest oyster can make
a better pearl than the bright
est man. The oyster a
uses Nature's methods. tfQ0
NATURE SAYS smoking tobacco Is at its best
after two years' aceing. That is why Velvet is
"aged in the wood" two years the natunl way, the
slow way and the sure way.
3tftt9jfufaAJaaoeoOt
E
STEAMBOATS
STEAMBOATS
Spend DECORATION DAY on the Three-Deck Iron
Steamer QUEEN ANNE
SPECIAL 75-MILE TRIP
Down the River and Bay
SEE THE STEEL NETS AT FORT DELAWARE
Boat stops at Chester
and RIVERVIEW BEACH
Fare to Riverview Beach, 50 cents. Fare down the Bay, 10 Cents extra
Children Hatr Fare
Ileal leaves Areh St. Wharf S.00 P. 31. Returning-, arrive bsek 7, SO . M,
YOUNG iMAN CONVICTED
ON GIRL'S TESTIMONY
Hail Girls Drink Liquor in Saloon.
Owner Compelled by Court to
Sell It
On aerloun chargeM by a flfteen-vear'Ohl
Rlrl. William Mi-Avoj, i.1 yearn 0I1I of
Weel I lon-anl rlreet, tlertnantown, vvoh con
vleleil toilay before JuiIbc Honnlvvell In the
rrlinlnnl braneh of the Municipal Court
lie vvim releneil on SUiflO ball iienillne; the
disposition of a motion fir a new trial
The Bid. Mnrj-.uet llle.vlock. of I'ark ave
nue nenr Vorh Ktreet, calil "lie atnl a frlenil.
Cinnm Siark, ofTeiith alreet above Dait
lihln, weie Klvcn ililnk on I'hrlatinaa nlRht
In an iiptovvn Haloon vvheie MrAvoy ami n
loiniinnlon met the Klil.
At a teient xexHlon of the l.h enxe t'ourt.
.IinlKe .Mat tin anil l-'lnletter. after hearing
testlinony of Mnreatet llleylock anil ICmnia
Staik. who N IK ye.irs olit, onleteil Hit-
loliili K'rauw. N'lntli aiteet anil Coliiinbla
mil, lie. the ountr of the xalooli, to ilypo"e
of hl) llitioi llvenae Mini cl out of the'
Kiilonn hiifiiieiw He hnx inirleil out the
I'otitt'n onlcrx
Hnpltnl Unit Heady for Service
The Jefferaon lloeiltnl lleil t'roK unit
lll be ready lo leave for I'miiee thW
week. Hnorilllur In an aiiiioiini einent made
tnilav b I'r W M I. I'oplln tiieille.tl ill
tei tor who tin ritiirnetl from Wiialiliti;
ton nfter hnlilltiB 11 iiitiferetn-e Hlth lleil
1 'roan otriilnla in that rllj The pereomicl
Ineluilea twent-llve surgeons, fifty nurses
mil fifteen teerve nurse. Thev ivllt bo
ottaiheil to l!ae Hospital No :!5
Wants UooM-velt in France
I'AltIS, Mil) -'S Oeotttes I'lenieni eati
former Premier of Kiame hae aililreieil
tin open le'tet to I'teeiilent WIIon ill the
neuapaiier l.llonune Kncli.-iln nskltiK him
In allow I'olonel l!oo-evclt to tome to
l-rnnce
VIEWERS AWARD DAMAGES
FOR RISING SUN AVENUE
Board Denies Applications of Twenty
five Owners ami Twenty
Tenants
J-'rancla S. Cantroll. Jr., .1. I'arker Nor
rln, Jr , ami l.ouin Sailer, mcmbcru of the
Hoard of Vltvv, today made a report to Court
of Common Plea No 1 In the matter of
damages for property taken by the city
npenlntr of ItlslnB Sun nvenue, fiom Wyom
ing avenue to the Northeast boulevard.
Damage" were awatded im follows- llenrv
.Mi-Intvie, $300: Charles II Hand. $'0 ; ,T
Christian lies. $100: Carolina Wagner
$!100. Louise llatisher. $J00; John II llell
111:111. $.",0: Jennie i: llrllniuu. StfiO, Kiank
C Kallenberg and Agnes, his wife. $lono,
Matilda MrConnell, $000; Anna Slahl
$.'' . The Ptovldent l.lfe and Trust Com
pany. et nl. exeiulnrs. $L'50n ; The (let 111.10
l-'alr Hill Ilulldlng .Win latlou, No .'. S 1U11
The Provident Life and Tiul Conip.inv et
ill eteetitors. $.1tn ; Minimi J. Hess. $ltr, .
John Mellor. t"i" , Margatet Helms. $r,0:
P.inlel Uelgett. et ux, $2B0: The Provident
Life and Trust Companj, et 11 1, exeiutors
$500; Mary T Keali. $250; Clmrlei J
Sehnelder. and Marv. hi" lfe. $1500
The awards will bar Interest from tin
time nf the taking of or Injury to the
litopertlfs at the rale of ' tier eent per
anniiin fiom AiigtM 1-'. 1!l.'. The ap
plliatlons for damage by ohucih In tvventj
five inses and the npplluitlniis of twenty
tenants weie refined
l.aui-asli'r Corps to Hocin Training
I.ANCASTi:it I'.i . Mil) 2S A iniinli. r
of lleinlligtou lilies have been reielved bete
h the Lauraslet mllltut'.v training 1111 pi
-.'no In number, training under Keileral of
lli ers for target praitlec The luslriietuis
will h" members of the Lancaster llifle Club
ipialllled niaiksuien Practice will begin ai
once on .1 range near Lancaster
Centenarian Author Buried
I'uneral of. Mrs. l!mm llaker Stork,
author and poet, who af last Thursday
at the age of 101, wn. held this afternoon
nt the home, 00 Church lane, Oermantown.
Services were conducted by the Itev, Dr'
S. V. glenoid, of St. -Mark's Church, nt
the Itev Luther Dc Yoe, of Trinity Luth"
cran Church. Interment was In Laurel lint
Cemetery. Had Mrs, Stork lived until
Orloher 24 she would have been 103 years
old.
I J'"v;Mait"atrr t VI
Eat Dr. Von's
Health Biscuits
A Latntlte end Nutrltlena read
Hrrommcnied by PlvtirfUHt;
Thei wilt prevant as wellaea erar
roma anv case of constipation.
irenrthen the entire iHaeattva aya
tarn and uromote aood btalth. Tier
contain no madiclne.
1 hlldren leva theae blaeulta.
Try Box today. 25 ct.
,ron halk nr
It r niatr. Oao. II. Kvana rtnl-v
v,l.,r Co. Ill-oait Ht. Htatlnn Drna
im, , Slinwell, Knar IV, Mltih-i
I 1. 1. her, B. liradford riarka Co ana
, iti. r drna; and croeery stores or
,' , t roni
Dr. Von'i Health Biicuit Co..
2318 Market St., Philadelphia, I'enna.
"Guarantee"
The First
Plan Offered
iL! Ill llllHIIM
XNrvJIis, s$tSi& &$?&&' f rffvfftT
daaMfMCl'lil8ijflfe
"Guarantee"
Still the
Best Plan
One Million Dollars
To Be Loaned at 3Vi Interest Per Annum
Principal Payable in Monthly Installments
Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company will loan up to' a total of
One Million Dollars at Vi per cent Interest per Annum to Holders of
"Guarantee Trust Company's Engraved Interim War Loan Receipts "
which are to be IMMEDIATELY converted by us into the Short War Loans of the
United States, and after their repayment, converted into the "Liberty" War Loan
of the United States when issued, about June 15, 1917.
CONDITIONS OF LOAN:
1. For a cash payment of 20"e $1 0
2. Together with the proceeds of n loan of 80 to be made by us at 3
interest 40
Any one can buy a GUARANTEE INTERIM WAR LOAN RECEIPT
bearinjr 3"e and 3 interest for $50
5. This Receipt to be left with us as collateral with loan to be made by us.
I. The loan from Guarantee Trust Co. to be repaid by borrower in 8 monthly install
ments of $5,00 "ach beKinninp with July 1, 1917. Interest on loan to be com
puted at tho rate of 3Mi per cent, per annum on the average amount duo
nfter credit for the monthly payments. Borrower to be also CREDITED with
INTEREST EARNED ON "GUARANTEE RECEIPTS" and WAR LOANS
PURCHASED FOR HIM. The balance of interest will always be in his favor.
6. We reserve the right to limit the amount loaned to any one borrower.
6. Subject to the abovo conditions GUARANTEE INTERIM WAR LOAN RECEIPTS
can be purchased from us IN ANY MULTIPLE of $10.00 but not less than
$50, if a loan is asked for. Cash payments and amount of loan (to be made by
us) beinp 20 and 80 respectively.
7. All money paid to us and so borrowed from us is to be IMMEDIATELY invested
in purchase of the 3e Short Loans and the 3V4 "Liberty" Loan of tho
United States and HELD IN TRUST by us for REPAYMENT OF THE PUR
CHASER'S LOAN, AND DELIVERED TO PURCHASER ON COMPLE
TION OF SUCH PAYMENT.
(Thi announccvH nt ivaf firrt made m this paper May Sth, 1917. Us offers still held
good).
The History of the Offer and the Patriotic Response !
April 17th, "GUARANTEE" Plan first elaborated and submitted to the Secretary of the Treasure
May 2nd, "Guarantee" Plan first published. ' ""
May 14th, Secretary of the Treasury announced that bonds as small as $50 would be issued with
payment in installments maturing August 30th, 1917. "GUARANTEE" Plan extends
payments to February 1st, 1918.
May 2nd, "GUARANTEE" Interim War Loan Receipt No. 1 for $500, issued earlv in the mornine
to a-lady who said "That her ancestors had fought in tho Patriot Army "in 1776 and that
SHE WANTED HER DOLLARS ENLISTED NOW." '
May 26th, "GUARANTEE" Receipt No. 400 issued.
Amounts subscribed have varied.
Receipt No. 13 calls for $40,000.
Receipt No. 11 calls for $10,000.
Ten Receipts are for $5000 each.
Thirty Receipts aro for $1000 each.
Scores are for less than $100 each.
In many cases parents have taken Receipts of from S10 to
ineir cniiaren. unc iamiiy owns eigni ucccipts or $50 each.
There are many SHADES of FINANCIAL
ABILITY represented; but, bright and clear, al
ways tho ONE SENTIMENT of PATRIOTISM
and LOVE of LIBERTY that RINGS AS LOUD
AND AS TRUE IN TEN DOLLARS AS IN TEN
THOUSAND!
The popularity of the "GUARANTEE" Plan
grows out of its STRAIGHTFORWARD and
HONEST EFFECTIVENESS. Wo" MAKE NO
CHARGE, PAY OUR OWN EXPENSES, and
IMMEDIATELY enlist the money of the sub
scriber In the Service of his Country.
On MAY 5th, 1917, we held the first issue
of United States 30 short War Loan Certificates
to the full amount of our sales of "GUARAN
TEE" Receipts.
On MAY 15th, 1917, we again paid for the
second issue in the same way.
On MAY 25th, 1917, we paid in the same
way zor me intra issue.
$30 each for themselves and
FOR our "GUARANTEE" RECEIPTS and
r,,?,urSUI5SCmBERS MONEY HAS THUS
BEEN PLACED ON THE "FIRING LINE" nt
the close of each business day. MUCH OF IT IS
ALREADY IN FRANCE! OUR SUBSCRIBERS
' nt WITH CHARACTERISTIC
ER.rSiN PROMPTNESS AND PATRIOT
ISM AND WE WANTED TO HELP THEM.
When the ROLL OF HONOR is cnlled on June
Pvr!.i?,e'ethe.Il0LDERS of "GUARANTEE"
RLCEIP1S will bo found in the front rank, as
tho "FIRST DEFENDERS" of tLr Government
and the cause.
Three weeks of practical trial have developed
no defects in the "GUARANTEE" Plan: on tho
mn,vnry,tthero a? been universal approval and
much welcome imitation. Tho latest from the
Wk,?! Ncw York. We say
'iir wpciir"!",1" for the SUCCESS-
Ihese short time obligations of the United i FUL RESULT is ihVt . XL? u-tjaa'
States Government HAVrf BEEN DEPOSITED room .for "nride of " ?i,C 0VAt, Thfre ,s ?
in OUR TRUST DEPARTMENT as SECURITY ! COUNTRY'S Pr.nnn?c WAW'B" n the
SECURITY ! cWnTRY-s'gOOD IS SkeWte:
'KaifKr'e .St Ascriptions ld "d Loans made at either office
'If Buyers have no Safe Denosit Rnx
Vaults, issuing our Receipt free of charge,
or
ESSIf Buvnra havn nn Knfn Flonnoit Dnr., - til i ., ...
Vnnlii.. iMiilnp- mir llnrolnt fr -!,.?.- "" w "' vp vnelr wor unds In our c f Denosit
Guarantee Trust & Safe Deposit Comoanv
316-318-320 Cheitnut Street incobpobateo wi. ,,. W lJ
PHILADELPHIA. iotSSS K""1,.????"
We venture the nrediction that thn "r.ili
future. It will be the most desirable of all th
TIVE CALL ON THE GOVERNMENT FOR
LOAN. NO MATTER WHAT RATE OF INTR
Loans must be first awarded to the owners o
TU ANX UlllrJlt UUYrJKb. This "Call" W
clers estimate that the "Liberty" Loan will s
No matter how much a Inter loan may b
Loan tho Government MUST EXCHANGE Y
1111S JH TUB UUNTBAUT,
IMPORTANT!
ervarLI0sa.nuefnr0I,at " PREMIUM In the near
CONVERSmMf0UnOWnlwl.!?ve a POSI-
?EthSeT iSh&'B? f- - K
-.'L,Ib"ty Loan and in PREFERENCE
ell a. Thigh as 110! " 'eaSt B' Some Finan'
OUR 0ERTlFakf3yFU0Rharre 8? K'"
dlasblllty.
vvsac 1 niiH,iliiii daily 41 SV A. M Pcnnavl.
va1. B. H, . T..Vh. Vit K3Xl;
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