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WF FIRSTBirGTlJRBOF AMERICAN SOLDIERS' 'ARRIVAL AT fcHEIR CAMP IN FRANOE
BVHIGHWAYNEWS
tSwernor Establishes Cen-
g'loirship on All Depart-
9vt mpnf.'a Affmra
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3LLS OP LICENSE TAGS
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fEJijmM...mmmmmawmzmt,imtimmmxiim,jm niiUi &.
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.' ii j-y'11 th exception of obtaining
tefciig depattment relative to the nu
IT ATJTJf atltmrl Tt(1. I1
r ' I HIHHUUUMIlUi WUI1 tl
'V.iQpvarnor Brumbaugh, who when he
i,taAhft hnrft fwn vpnra ftfru thniltrli H rnuli1
l;Jfcl''rf txcllent Idea, to have a fttato pub.
" J'McIty man or censor handle nil nows'oma
, Vniilng from any of the various Stnte tic.
it v panmems, nag cttaonsneei a censor.siup
lut-Hon the State Highway Department.
news at
number of
t, .-BuiCTmoDiie i cense lairs issuea nnn inn rnct
ST jtht State Highway Commissioner IlJ.ick
sri jjWMTui innpcciing u roau. no lmormation
rH.ftA HA'fltlnMn thnrn rwlfitlnir In tVt fAnt
K t;oik of the department. This was brought
M t to ijlght when efforts were mado to learn
UA Just what proportion of the department's
rVA 110,000,000 will bo spent on State-aid roads.
'P; iow much will go to toll road companies
"vm that have been or will be bought out and
k. iy what obl'natloni or agreements -the de
li partment has made with arlous counties
C'u J reBardlne road work. ,
(' ?u iinuiiiiuuuii i-thiiie. lu inn iiitl nuni Ol
ti'fj the depaitment wan bottlfrt up tighter than
ap auring tee palmiest lays,of tho Hlgelow
Ti ' Ritntlnlal-ntlrtn Julian It Vm.t in I... .!.!
- . 't M.......,... u,v... "..,.. , II..U IV UU III LKll
,t J," I loose with crowbars.
.', The Governor ordered that any Infor
JiS Utatlon given out for publication be first
h yv ruuuiibicu i-u iiiiu in me eiiupu ui ii report
iiM '4 After he has had a chance to read such
.'.lT.. V .1 . ... ..
j inionnaiion no win release it or no u it.
, he sees fit. The Gocrnor and (lie
Highway Commissioner havo not rrached
. All agreement regarding the proralnig of
$ttt ilj funds available for road work In the
j-V. eountlei and he fears that Information that
Vsf. Might come from the dcDartment would ex.
V ' too plainly the Commissioner views
'M-i-Xt Tho Governor does not hold the s.imn
'v ijvlw8 as the Highway Commission on the
!ti Blatter of State purchase of toll road, hut
jwmi me ainerenco is no one in aumority
r.
Z'h&r
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Mr,'? -will say,
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Uf the censorship plan works with the
l,t Gdvernor may try It In other departments
T- ? . Wlttl n fnW AVi.unMnnd Altrlltrtr. ftan.ril
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r.'' Bnyuer wouia be one of tlio few depart-
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"AFRAID OF DRAFT," HE
' SHOOTS OFF 2 FINfiERS
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Serial Number Drawn Early,
.powntown Man Admits Crip
pling Self to Dodge Service
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R3fc$ Jlllaa Bedra, twenty-eight yearH old, 10iC
ranapai DTracr ri o naii innnv in xiin niii
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Jy Maplstrats Baker In tho Fifteenth Mreet
arid Rnvrlftr avpnun nnllrn ntntlnn. nrrtisifl
V -n- ..!. ,1 1. fl. .-,! l,l.,.U j -,-...-. .-.
p? i ctiptlon.
raS1 According to police, Hedra shot away the
g,Ai, trigger linger and the one adjoining It on
lji'" inis ngnt nanu, alter no unci learned that
? nie, serial nuhiber was ntnoutr tho first
f vl"- tWawn In the draft lottery yesterday.
,v, jueara was treated nt Kt. Agneas nos
J. BlfUt J-'nd later placed under arrest by l'o-
Ki lleeman Carrow, who became euhpIuIou.i
il,,!JL pkt the Injuries we're not tho result of
fVss bik acciuem. ai mo Hearing louay ucura
3S,t' first denied that tho wounds worn self
.&rlnfllcted, Under questioning by JlaglHtrntc
ffi?Hli aKer' nB nnauy aamittea mat no nad
rrrY-Tenot nimseir. lie torn tno magistrate that
"Hi -..-.- .- , w ... ....j.
V.i'. Tho rinl!-A inv fllflf ha u n.ip-tml ..w.l
? has one child. He la an Astfyrlan, and la
not naturalized.
Assistant United States Attorny n.
Harvey said today that thero was nri
Bpeclflc provision In tho conscription net
Under which Bedra could bo prosecuted for
attempting to malm himself.
"No mention of attempting to do bodily
harm to escape cons-crlptlon Is mentioned
In the conscription act." said Mr. Harvey;
"In the eyes of the United States o em
inent, this man, If ho really tried to malm
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himself
.coward.'
to escape military duty. Is a
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1;H0NEYM00N MOTORR
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SMASHED BY TRAIN
$h$ Bride and Bridegroom, With
P " " "V4.J .. U1(
in River Road Accident
A honeymoon trip ended almost fntally
today when an automobile was struck by
a train on River road near Fish House,
'N. J. The bride and hrldegroom and two
friends were thrown from the nutomobllo
(and narrowly escaped death. The machine
was wrecked.
Those Injured were:
Morris Iichrman, thirty-two yearn old. of
Washington. D. C, lacerations and bruises.
Mrs, Morris Behrman. twenty-three years
old. of Washington, suffering from shock
and bruises.
Mrs. Sophia Illchman. thirty-eight year
Old, of Washington : contusion right knee.
Nathan Butnlck, forty years old, owner
MWjf ana driver ot tno car, snocit.
P,?j4- The Behrmans wero married last night In
fttj'v' vrnBhlntrton and came to Phllndrlnhln nn
3SJF. their honeymoon. They were on their way
t'JffX to" Asbury I'ark when the accident occurred
. According to ponce, tne flagman at tho
iWerosalntj -was standing bylthe side of the
'kaqil wlty. ).! nnc lltin.r if nrm n..4 l.u
;tWU ...... ..... ..-o w...-.w. ... H. ... u,,.4 ,,
laiieu io warn mo auiumia oi tno approacn
of the train, Luckily the train hit the
feuchlne only a glancing blow. It was
"thrown more than ten feet across the road.
& The Injured were taken on the train to
-4-'Ca.jden, where they were treated at tho
."Cooper Hospital. The honeymoon will bo
!su-fcumed today.
Ik Morris hillquit to speak
eialist Leader Will Address People's
'$t$ Council Here This Afternoon
Morris Hillquit, International secretary of
flit; ; oociaiiBi pari tum auciaiisi cunuiante
'XVt7 wnyvw u. .vw tum, nru ue me prin
elpal speaker at a mass-meting of the
people's Council of America that started
'a. 2 o'clock this afternoon In Arch Street
fceatr.
S . J?h peace policy of the provisional trov-
pent oi uussia was tne cniec topic or
usslon. In the evening there will be
tings. In New Traymore Hall. Colum-
i pjp-ayenuo ana r raitKiiir oireei, ana in Arcn
:TimtTt Theatre.
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'V , K. R. Has '94,000 Stockholdera
!h Pennsylvania lUIIroad at the end
naa m.uia siocKnoiaers, J)i. wnom
were women, according to a report
'public today. There were 9,985,314
outstanding, of which 2224 shares.
If per' Cent of the total' outstanding,
vt -iroaa. in xno iweive mantns
rfelfJ. 1910, foreign holdings have
.789? shares-
I Wf &mkr fer Seldltrs
r; meinbwa - ofth
,;wiu,; Be, -given
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t- -s--Kstxrr'',i:cw m ja r j-v&:ivi. . 'cr.'i . .u & ml m. s$ ,.'jsl. ..,i
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NORTHWEST DEMANDS .. -
NEW SURFACE CAR LINE C" ''1
Permanent Committee Formed - r
to Get Trolleys on 25th feSW M
and 2Gth Streets SJ' wM
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"VICE GANG" BETRAYED
BY INFORMER, IS REPORT
Detective Souder Put in Com
mand of "Gambling Squad"
by Mayor
FINDS ALL JOINTS CLOSED
A report flint a former parttrlpa'tor In"
profits from vlco had lepontrd and betrayed
"the gang" und tho tippnlntnicut of Detec
tjo Albert I Snudcr an htiid of u "gambling
siUad" by the Major uru funtuies In the Uco
situation today.
Tho rumor that nn Informer had "told
all" deeloptd when the Major appointed
Souder, and tho latter bec-utua quickly nc
tUe, conferring with other dettctlvow. Tho
Inform' r w.m said to have embrnred rell
glnn rcxifiitly and to lwe been moved by
tho Kplr;t (if rlg)iteoujiesH and the iplrlt of
reniors-tultell'Trrfn't ho Kiw TJm-tiiio
ot limitations Iiad run against his own part
In the lcft busliioHi, It wan said, no he had
no prosecution to fear, but he still had In
side knowledgo of all that had been going
on
Detective Kouder last night vlclted fifteen
alleged gambling homes Bald to be opciatcd
by "tlio big gambHng sjnillratc" Tho
pl.icts were all cloud and the detectives re
turned empty handod to City Hul Some of
tnv plaro eri well known to bae been
operating and tlio fact that they n.ro
closed laht night was considered tn Indicate
that "the Hjndlcato" had got wind or cite a
straight tip that they wodld be visited.
Chairman Itobert D. Drlpps, former Di
rector of, thp DiiSArttnrnt of Public- .'lately
hnd now cjmlrnian nf the Philadelphia, wip
mltteo,!of tho-Tiblld iafety commltteb, 'In
dlcated the posslbllltj ot a movement to
bring tliti Common Pleas Courts and tho
police Into haimony legardlng vice cases.
He said their views of the kind and volume
of ovldcnce mccssary to com let had always
been In tonlllct
A commltteo of lawyers may be asked to
(ry to bring about the desired understanding
and to urgo n liberal Interpretation of tho
rules of evidence by tho courts to tho end
that convictions might not he bo dlltioult.
Mayor Smith sent for Detective Souder,
and the net thing that was known Souder
was installed In lloom 311, City Hall, direct
ly across, tlio corridor from the Mayors
olllce Whether tho Mayor went over the
head of Ulvctor Wilson to make tho ap
pointment could not be learned Thero was
n rumor tint could not bo verified that
Souder was also in chatgp of thi vice sipjad
nnd Charles I.ee. head of the squad, would
have to tal.o orders from him
Two alleged pioprlctor.s of disorderly
houses wero airalgiiLd in Central Station
yesterday. Mngistiate Watson held one In
SfiOO ball for couit and the other In $300
ball for a further heating next Friday.
Thri'e negro men nnd three negrrt women
were held in Jtou ball each fur court on
chhives of selling liquor without a license.
Two other men. on u ticgio. wero held In
$3u0 inch on charges of conducting gam
tiling housed
CHARLES E. KINGSTON DIES
AT HIS RIDLEY PARK HOME
Was Special Agent of tho Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington
Railroad
Charles U Kingston, special neent of tho
Phllrt'elphla, Baltimore nnd Washington
Itallroad and formerly assistant general
freight agent of tho Pennsylvania Itallroad,
died today at his homo In Hldley Park Ho
was flfty.nluo yeurs old
Funeinl services will bo held on Monday
morplng from his late residence, 11 Kast
JUdloy street, P.ldley Park at 11 '15. Inter
ment will b- In Mount Holly, N. J.
Mr Kingston was tho son of tho late.
Stephen 11. Kingston, who was general
fielght agent of tho Pennsylvania Itallroad
prior to J 8 80.
Oft December 1, 101C. Mr Kingston was
appointed hpeclal nguit of tho Philadelphia,
Ualtlmore and Washington ltallroud, Ho
entered tho serMro f tho Pennsylvania
Itallroad as clerk In Hi77, and subsequently
held the positions of chief rate clerk, chief
clerk to assistant goneral freight agent,
assistant general freight agent with head
quarters In tho general ofllco in this rlty
nnd finally t-pcclal agent, tha position which
he held at his deecaf.0,
TWO MORE ARE HELD UP
BY NEGRO HIGHWAYMEN
Outlying Section of Camden Again
Scene of Terrorism Police
Without Clue
Neerq highwaymen, who have bon ttr
roriztng the outlying sections of Camden for
the last few weeks, hold up two more men
early today, but obtained little valuo. Roth
hold-ups occurred nt Mount Ephralm and
Kerry nvenucs, whero James p. Moore, of
1609 Mount ICphrnlm avenue, was held liu
and shot at early yesterday.
The police have no clue to the hold-up
yesterday or those today, Qna of, tha men
stopped today was riding In an automobile.
WILLS PJtOBATED .TODAY
Ilenry .S, Do Caster Makes; Private,
v tlequesta
Wills probated today Include those of
Henry S. Pa Caster, 420 South Pdrty-flfth
treet, which, n prlyate bequests, disposes
of property valued t J10.600; Barah K.
Eby. F)fty-sventh street and City avenue,
J8400, and Ullen Moore, 2330 Island road.
15800,
The personal effects of the estate of George
ThoiBM. Jtormer chief .ot .the Bureau of
City Property have been appraised ot JHl,.
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MARINES AND SAILORS
AT VALLEY FORGE TODAY
Tapp'an Day" Celebrated by
1000 Service Men, Who Go in
Motorcars and Trucks
This Is "TiipiMh Day" In Valley 1'oige'
It wasl iijliered . .In by tho whirl
wind arrival of more than ii thousand ma
rines and F.ilIorK, who made the Hip to the
historic park In 200 motoicaiH and auto
trucks, and It was "seen nut" nt 4 '10 '
this afternoon, when the paity roturntd i
to tho navy jntil In th" wimii cats
The Jackle.s, 111 nilck-and-spaii white,
and the maiincH, In their .regulation uni
forms, were off at t' ibis moiling. Just
as the scpiad of motorcycle police led the
parade from the navy ard ap nil plane elr
eleiTinW the Mnrtlng lllio fifitiarhlnes and
shot the spirits of tin- festal ones sky high.
Klr.st In lino of motorcars cariylng tho
navy party were twenty motor messenger
cais, driven by l.hakl-clad lieutenants nf
tho falier sec All manner of. cars and
trucks followed, among them one belonging
to the Kvksmno I.i;i)()i:ii.
The lino nf tour followed Ilioail stieet to
Siiring Oarden and thru went west to Kalr
Uiount Park A detnehment nf inrk guards
met the party nt tho rntianco to the park.
Township polite formed guaids of honor
through King of Prti'-slj nnd Port Kennedy
on tho way to Valley Toigo
Immediately -upon 'arrival u tvrenty-mln-uto
chain 1 tor vh5o jWasi held Irr tlun "Wash
ington Memoilal Chapel. The tt'ey,, Dr
Hurke. In chaigo of thu chapel,' rondnctcd
the set vices Suffiagan IIIMiop Oarland at
tended. Kollowlng tho aeivleo tho Jackles
and marines and their "chauffeurs" sat
down to .lunch on the grounds of the paik.
Two hundred wero seated at a table Tho
grounds wero gala-decked nnd tho picture
was an unusual one.
A tour of Valley Forge nnd ltn historic
surroundings was the feature of the after
noon's) entertainment There wro no drills
or excrclHfS. of any sort. Admiral Tnppan,
commandant of the navy jaid, Joined thu
men lato this afternoon and nddrcjued them.
Tho day waa named in his honor and is
held In place of the usual Navy Day held
at this tlmo of the year.
SUFFRAGIST JAILED;
SHE WON'T AID HOOVER
Declines to Help Food-Card Follow-Up,
Though Pickets
Were Released
Mrs. Marlon L. Cohen-Polak, who gavo
up her woik In tho Hoover food cotibcrvn.
tion campaign because of tho Imprisonment
of the sutllrago pickets., holds llrm to her
resignation In spite of a conference held
In the New Century Club with Mrs. Georgo
Dunning, chairman of the Philadelphia
County Woman's Sufi rage Party.
It was hoped when the pIckctH were par
doned thnt Mrs. Polnk would return to her
work of rounding up tho 1275 women slack
ers of the Twenty-olghth Wnrd, turned over"
to her by tho police, who could not per
suade this number of women to sign the
United States Food Administrator's cnid
Mrs. Polak Is president of tho nig Slaters
and had pledged the help of the 7T.0 women
In that organization tn nld with tho follow,
up work under tho dlroctlon of Mrs Henry
I) Jump, vice chairman of the Stato
Women's Committee ot tho Council of Na.
tlonal Defense.
Mrs. Polak gavo ns tlio principal reason
of her Btlcklng to her rtslgnatlon tho fact
that she has discovered extreme careless
ness In tho distribution of th cards by
the police nnd that she does not think it
fair that women should bo called upon to
do the clean-up work.
MAGISTRATE BOOSTS
COST OF "MASHING"
Summer "Drive" by Park Guards Nets
Forty Prisoners Two Go to
Prison
The pleaturos of "mashing" in rnlrmount
Park received u severe setback today when
Magistrate Stevenson, at the Thirty,
seventh stnet and Lancaster avenue police
station, raided the., "cost" from five dollars'
flno and coats to ten dollars and costB with
tho alternative of thirty days in the county
prlxon.
The summer "drive" by tho Park guards
against the "mashers" netted about forty
prisoners during the rn.t week. Magistrate
Stevenson had lined all flvo dollura nnd
costs, until today, when ho announced to
the seven young men rounded up durlne
the evening that tha poalty would bo In
creased Mn an effort to put an end to their
practice
Of the following, flvo paid their fines
The last two unablo to pay were sent to
the county yprlson ' '
Isadora Gash, eighteen years. 3132
Dakota street! Samuel Segal, nineteen 2137
North Thirty., econd M:' KTa"".
hams, nineteen, 3BB4 North Thlrtv.s,n
street! Charle, Waldncr tlghUe .,
North Ninth street: Alfred Bnyir'rtkht An
2501 West Cumberland street: Walter'
?". "" rth Darlen street, up"
TO CONFER WITH TWINING
I'lvo business organizations' In tlio north
weit Million of tin. city have formed u per
manent transit committee to represent the
lntr rests of that wctlou In general transit
niattciM and partlculaiiy to reopen tho fight
lor tlio ImiiKillalo construction nnd opera
tion of a mii faro line on Twenty-fifth and
Tvvcntj sixth stteitH to servo tlio territory
along tin so streeti between Allegheny ave
nue on the north and Falnnouut nvcnuo
on tin1 south.
Patrick J. Ljuth was elected chairman
of the permanent committee and William
I'. I'owler, Jr.. secretary. The commltteo
iiitend.s to secure nn nppolntment with
Director Twining nt an early date, possibly
Monday nf tel noon, In older to confer with
lilm as to the best possible route.
At present this seitlon has no lines of
cais uyinlng north nn$ south between
Twcnty-sioond and Twenty-ninth .streets
Thirteen ycai ago, the N'oitliwest Dusl
nuHH Men'.s Assorlntloii launched a cam
paign for tho opening of Twriity-flftli street
through the Odd Follows' Cemetery and
under tho Pennsylvania railroad fioiii Dia
mond street to Sidgk-y avenue upon the as
suiancu thnt tho opening nf Hits street
would assure construction of a new north
and nouth lino by way of this street. Tho
campaign v. as successful and tho street
was physically epend and paved In 1007,
but the financial condition of the Philadel
phia Hapld Tiansit Company Interfered with
the- construction nf the expected line
When tho e-oinmltteo calls on Director
Twining It will lay beforo him a 'definite
routo agreed upon, and also servo notice
upon the city that In any propohed operat
ing agreement between tho city nnd tho
Philadelphia Hapld Transit Company for
the proposed city-built hlgh-spcid lines,
dellnlto piovislon should bo therein Included
for 11 general supervision by tho clt.bt
tlio Philadelphia Ilapid Transit Company's
present system, Including the power through
which tlio city may bo nble to requlro
tho construction by the Philadelphia Hapld
Transit Company of additional burfaco
lines.
Tlio membership of tho committee, ac
cording to business organizations, follows:
-Sorthvvcat llunlnrsH Men's Amoclatlon. Inc
1 men, urpriiipnt, Patrick II. l.inch
Copyright International Tllm Service.
Uncle Sam's advance force per
formed its duties well nnd when
General Pershing's stalwart sol
tlicrs in khaki arrived on French
soil to prepare to hety elefcat the
Huns they found a city of com
fortable buildings ready to servo
as their homes before they go into
tho trenches.
Charles I
urn) l)r r.lwonil H
HuIiIjs.
winiJl,,J'",..Wa.r'1 I'ni'roveme nt Asanclntlen
oV!,l,Iarn'ruH"!S''J'Ji'!;i;n.'"iaent. John 1..
. , ... Wl ,4II,V. wuu ,iuuru
ttlVUlllH.
ri,lVivriva;'ziv11rlw:?,1nL1ni:n5-
BrTa-U'liTSMr"1"" "' IVmltr' Jr- ni
Twintv ninth Ward lluslness Men's ami Tai.
Riih'Sfa 'wSttW1: Vu, -' '"""'
An aiipenl from tho decision of the Public
Service Commission that It doc3 not possess
the authority to compel the Philadelphia
P.npld Transit Company to construct nnd
operate thn proposed Flfty-slxth street
cross-town trolley line will he carried to the
Superior Court
Counsel engaged by the United P,uslnes
Men a Association nnd tho Allied IJuslness
Mens Association of West Philadelphia will
contlnuo the fight for tho line C Oscar
Hcasley will tme as counsel nsslsted by
Hubert L. Marls, Prank W Melvln, Itobert
A Heggs, Jr , Francis . Uurch. James H.
Hoffccker, Jr., and Edward 11. Martin
Bazin to Go to Front
With Pershing Force
Cnntlnucil from I'uicr One
where ho spent several years, partlculaiiy
among newspaper men, Government olllclals
and diplomats.
A year and n half ago. after1 n vear
on the reportnrlal staff of tho I-Yis.viko
I.r.Ddim, ho went to France, whence ho has
ssnt to tho Hvknino I.EDann articles and
nows that have gained him now distinction
His wide acquaintance In high oftlclnl circles
has enabled him to leatu much that plain
Americans could not learn, and ho has been
able to view situations from tho American
viewpoint, which ho mastered In this coun
try as well hh from the French.
Tho Croix do Guerre (Cross of Wnr) has
been conferred upon him and tho French
Societies of Philadelphia have honored
him. Mr. Unzln was slightly wounded while
In tho Frerich trenches shortly after his
return to France and recently his helmet
was struck by a derrnan mlbBllo.
City Hall Staff on Excursion '
Several hundred City Hall cleaners ear.
H?PTZ. aro "I'1"-'''- the day kt Atlantic
.vrJ.a ciwa, left ,thi city iu"y,to4y..
jwiiAi btrrtu-t.ifTM.i: '... -. . r -s. -;. r- j
' -gs-. 1- .1
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v.,.t"" H.W i mZJi-lM 1 T 2 J
SHIP AND ARMS MAKERS
WANT MEN EXEMPTED
Will Try to Have All Employes
Freed From Service in First
Draft Army
Makers of ships and war supplies nmeie
plans today to get exemptions for employes
who will be called for tho first national
army They had not nscertalncd tho num
ber of men who may have to appear be
fore exempt Irm boards as a result of yes
tcrelay's lottery. Thero will bo few esti
mates of tho.so ilgures until next week, It
was said.
Some executives of munitions plants and
shlpjards wero Indignant bc('nti-o tho men
had not leen exempted ns a cIiibs. The diaft
j emulations say that men claiming exemp
tion on occupational grounds must ilia
with their own allfdavlts making tho claim,
nn nflldnvit from tho company they work
for, declaring their work is Indlspensible.
"Wo havo no Idea yet how many men
have been drawn In the early numbers, but
wo will find out as soon as possible." said
an ofllclal of t;ie New York Shipbuilding
Company. "Wo will have to make un Indi
vidual claim in every iae, it seems, be
cause thero Is no class exemption.
"It In all rot to take nny chairos that
men needed In Industry may bo called out
to be shot nt.
"Tho company will certainly mako every
effort to keep tho men here, because green
hands cannot do work for tho Government.
Plans will bo worked out next week,"
At tho llemlngton Arms plant In Hddy
stone thero Is' no completed plan ready to
obtain exemptions.
. "As far ns I know tlicy'ro going to take
every one," said one olllclal. "At least
they want to take every 0110 not Indispen
sable. "Now, It may bo hard to show that each
Individual man Is himself Indispensable, bo
causo few men arc ; but, taken in (lie mass,
they are all Indispensable."
Cramp's shipyard has notified nil men In
tho draft ago to seo tho Huperlntendent for
Instructions about getting exempted Tho
men will be told to nsk for exemptions and
tlio company will take whatever steps nto
necessary to rid tho men of tho draft grip.
The Heldystono Ammunition Corporation
had matlo no definite plans about exemptions.
MOTORIST WHO HIT CHILD
FINED $150 FOR SPEEDING
Victim Died and Ho Is Held in $2000
Bail on Charge of Man
slaughter A flno ot $lfi0 was Imposed on Qulntus C
Vrown, of Hnddon Heights, N. J., by .Semiro
Jackson In Magnolia today, for his alleged
speeding away, after knocking down six
year-old Dotothy Capla at Mays Landing
on July 14. Tho child died ns tho result
of her Injuries. Urown, in defense, snld
that ho was "so scared ho did not lfuovv
what to do," according to tho police.
Hrown has been hold In $2000 ball by
Recorder Kraft on tho cliargo of man
slaughter. Tlio fine waa imposed simply
on ,tho chnrge of running nwny. The de
fendant paid $25 on account und has been
given tcveral days to produco the balance.
HORNOB
Board
BUILDING FOR HANK
of Education to Tako ?G00,000
Prom Federal Reserve
The Hoard of Hducallon by resolution
has agreed to accept $000,000 from tha
Federal Reserve Hank for tho Hornnr
Hulldlng. nt d2l jChemnut street. The
papers havo not yet been Blgned
Henry n. Hdmunds. president of the board
said today that the money would be used
by the board for tho establishment of -it
merttary schools In different sections of
city The board Intended toTso 'Te bu Id.
Ing for olllccs,. but will probably make
of the, Parkway buildings Instead
Hold Negress Who Presents Bed Check
Magistrate Harris, nt the hcarlnc ., ih
Thlrtyseeona street and -WooS nvonue
station today, held Ilortha Mitchell a
nrnt . twenty.lwo yCun old, of 717 South
Sixteenth street, under $400 bal for a'fur
thcr hcarlnif next Tuesdny em char
attempting to pass a fnrmel M,.i."r?'
presented a check at tho Uelmunt' Trtiit
Company. wt 'Phimdalphta. for nSo. vvlth
.rujne.4 fMrs. A. , Wobncoi aVoh.
f tJ!S'
tompkinsww
HE KILLED FAMILY
Declares HclSubbed Humphries
With Gun After Latter Shot
Wife nnd Son
wrcSfnSyn.r:nrrden,c3
th?.;rm!!h;Vrhrhrr.f;nnd,heboynnd
eho rleritvman vvns npntum .1, ""-
"I didn't do 11; 1
Humphries himself
n I clubbed nun 1
revolver," ho ia"eu 10
as the ciergyn.. . "- -. h k
I didn't .lo It. Mtao . Mm
I'toTtho revolt fron, him and beat him
n7ompk1.u'tssslgned no definite
i.L r, ilm crime. It s believed that
st hlnTs HHng took place just beforo
the shooting of tho Humphries family. If
he elefenaant ever regains hi polsp to such
iviVnt that ho can talk cohcicntly as to
win? actually did tnko place It Is believed
hat n inost Intricate story will be revealed.
Attorney J. Kdgar Hvans, of tho law Arm
of iVvnns & P.va.is. counsel for Tompkins,
sal, that Tompkins's wife wilt return to
nbensburg this week, bringing with her ho
!;vb:nchUdren. Before, the depar ure of; the
llev Mr. Iieany, joniiii.in- nn- .-
Ister to bring him a hymn boon
eiuest will be Compiled with
His ro
DOUBLE HOODOO NUMBER
DRAWNFAR DOWN LIST
Holders of 1313 Found Their Red Se
rial in 3220th Capsulo Taken
From Box
Holders of 1313, tho double hoodoo, must
li'ive uped tho rabbit s root on tncir 011
luikv number for it was tho 3220th num
ber drawn Holders of tho number In tho
fifty-one districts In this city arc:
District
1 Maurice Nnsh. "13 lined st.
l,(iul Ilililrei. nun Chrlstlnn St.
;elYank .4 iriRlnltl fill Clirlntlan Rt.
l..)ul (irrcnlli'l.l. ii-'-' S. lith st
.1 Nathan Oiofnky, 7.1(1 New Market st.
a William II. llvnns. I'.'lis Wavcriy st.
7 Ilnll Throeliils lli N. 1 1th St.
tv sarkls NiSTCtjan. II in N. Jth St.
Ii William II. Hpang 711 Shirley St.
in I,iwpolil llvrno 1107 llodlno st.
11 I'tlw.ird Mllllln. 1 1SO II. Wilt st.
IL1 Joseph Ilulienstcln, SiiSil J. I runt st.
U Ahrahim Hehelinnii, loll W. eilrnrd nve.
14 Itilirt W Itadclirr Hn Hermltigo nt.
1.1 Thnmns tlnmi. iHL'l eiorm.entown ave.
1(1 ,d.llson I'arlton, 33 J Morliinlc t.
17 William A Henderson. 13(1 W. Logan St.
IS Charles I' liryan, 170", Kinney st.
in Junius L Ycrpor. 4.ton llrown st.
L'O licntnmin V Zell, 3117 Povvclton.avc
1 Itrnnlsliivv l-Ynnczak, 2'HS Hath st.
.'-' ('ulmrlo Dlnatale. lill.'l IVderal st.
M lllihiird Joaeph Currlo, 101 H 4Jd st.
:'4 IMnard lleinr. L'Jtn N. ("hielnlek ft
2.1 Jesse. Hoy llrlsht. 26V) Knwiant St.
i'i J.iini s Kr.imii Ann. 1713 N. Halley nt.
L'7 Jni.-ph strlillrnn, INl.'l Chrlstlnn st
1's e'hvrles I' Whltloek. 11317 Hlirr.Jo st
i"i Joseph rrnints .MiCovtTn, I MM) N. Jiidnon.
:in jnhn Itlehanl Ilulnn-, Jr. 3U11 X. -M st.
:il -William J f-tolnmin. 3017 1) st.
.'IJ Krnent V illlam 1'etPrflon, 111! N. VoJecs.
.'11 Hinnn klnvmin, 12.1 N. hlckles st.
34 I.ulKl rnMniici 0,'l llrilrlek st.
.'11 Thomas llurprr, 1.11(1 H elovpland ave.
.'Hl-eii-orKo W I'lipps. Jr , 1031 V Mtella st.
.17 l.nuls I'olevvlrk lhns Jonlatn nt.
lis Thmnas Jcispli llvan, 2S.1S N". Taney t.
,Ti William Miller. 1't'JI H. 4th st.
40 Jitrolt Havson, H12 Knvilr ave.
41 chirlea i' Uarelner. 2011 frailer t.
42 James Itenl e lark. Cl(ir) raachall ave
4.1 frank Trautwiln Clanlanfr, ShJO N Camse
41 Ilarrv H Sauprhrey, 1121 (lermantown ave.
II Joseph f Drumm 72S W Tioiia st.
4C William II Darkness. Hull eilranl ave.
17 WHIarJ SI l-oyler, 310S U. Thompson st.
4S ltnliort Mite hr It. Jr , 11127 Spruce st.
Ill Alfnii Itulienstone, 47IU 11 ezol ave.
no Wtlllam Wackier. Oermin Hospital.
01 frank t" Koube. 2022 .s. 23J st
ARREST NEWSBOYS WHO
YELL NAMES TOO LOUDLY
Shouted Headlines in Socialist Paper
Until Police Respond to Com
plaints of Neighborhood
Harry Reldeiiherg, eighteen years old,
of 1 4 OS South Klfth street', and Alexander
Seldenberg thirteen yearn old, his brother,
wero arrested on charges of disorderly con
duct nnd disturbing tho peaco In the nolgh
boiliood of Korty.slxth and Walnut streets
today for refusing. It ! alleged, to ston
calling out tho headlines of a Socialist news-
paper in a loud ".olcc.
The boys vvcie calling out "Magistrate
Stevenson exposed " The paper contained
nn article about tho holding of thirteen
Socialists recently under heavy ball each
to keep the peace. Tho anests were not
made because of the wording of tho article,
but bec.tuso the peoplo of tho neighborhood
objected to being nnnoyed by the loud call
ing of tho headllno
The older boy was allowed to sign his
own bond for 100 to keep tho peace and
tho younger boy was sent to the House of
Detention by Magistrate Harris of tho
Thirty-second street and Woodland avenue
station, for a hearing.
LITANIES AND ANTHEMS
IN WAR PRAYER BOOKS
Bishop White Society to Distribute
Manuals to Soldiers and
Sailors
Attractive prajor books, bound in khaki
nro to bo distributed to soldics and sailors
by tho Tllshop Whlto Prayer Hook Society.
In addition to containing tho litany and
forms of common prayer, the nntlonnl
anthems of the Allies and the President
Ftatement of tho motives and purposes of
tlio w.ir aro Included
Tho society has contracted for two edi
tions, one of 2000 copies nnd another nf
5.000, and has nuthorUed for nn unlimited
number, should tho demand warrant
Tho cot,t of these books approximates
,20 per hundred and donations to carry on
ho work aie solicited Gifts may "
Market T' W,,,ta '
pmmsm&i
SHOTS FIRED, IN RI(
Policeman, Arresting Soldier, ft
Attacked 'by Gang Dr. El'(U
ridge Hurt Going to His Aid
Tour persons wcra sent to tho hoDh.f J
and a score of shots -wero nrod ln a S1
involving nouriy iuo persons, which
described today at n Hearing beforo Miu
Jrato Collins In tho Twontleth anrt nZ
tonwood streets police station. i
.TnRonh Sailer. 2G13 TrnmlnMM -. . V
national guardsman, whoso friends- r-l 3
n lila nl,1 nn lin wi h.lnn. . ""nt J
disorderly conduct, was hold under t?n
ball for trial. During the battl. !',:!
began at Tvvcnty.flfth and Hamilton stiiif. Jl
and extended out Hamilton street to the 'l
AcnuyiKiu mver, iwe policemen, a nhvsl f
.Inn nnil nn Innni-ont ti.aen.,1AH jal
v - - -"....uvi. were hurt. '
Tho bystander -was wounded In the nm
by a bullet from tho revolver of l'ollcemn
Thompson, who said he wan firing into ni
air. William Anderson, 2423 Callowhlil
street, wns tlio victim. Ho and Dr. Thnmi.
K. Hldrldgc. of 1811 North Logan squar.
tho ncronnut, and Policeman Thompson i,'
Policeman Ilahlll. of the Twentieth an
Buttonwood streets fetation, all wero treats
at the Garretson Hospital. Doctor EM
ridge came Into tho fight on the side of
tho pollco as n member of the Fifteenth
Ward Homo Dcfeiu;o Lengue. u0 l
dropped by a blow on tho head as he w
forcing his way through tho crowd, UBlnir "
cane. ,
Ho was compHmonted. by Lieutenant ..
Police Savago for his courage In comir, .' 11
".., IU "!
tho nld of tho police.
According to tho
started when Sailer,
mam becamo boisterous nt
his mother, 2B13 Hamilton street,
Police, tho trouble
a Natlonnl r..j.
no nome n
it .
not in uniform and had been r!rii,i:
heavily, it was said. Ills mother appeal
to Policeman Frnnk nnhlll to manage him.
Sailer started to fight ns soon ns the no'
lleeman approached lilm, They tussled In
tho stieet nnd several members of th
"Schuylkill Hangers," a notorious gang, with
hcadeiuarters In tho neighborhood, the police
say, Jumped Into tho fray.
YOUNG POLISH VETERAN
WOULD RAISE COMPANY
Asks Manayunk Police to Help Him
Get Captain's Commission Was
Drafted Early
Wallstman Wojlcatctzllsllimitsky, twenty,
four years old, 4127 Apple street, Mana-.
yunk, who beforo coming to America
i.etved as a private ln tho Austrian army'
today la raising a company of Polanders
whom ho Is nnxlous to tako to France.
Wojlcatczllslhmltsky visited the Mana
yunk police station today and asked Ser
geant Blackburn to aid him ln becoming a
captain of his conipany.
The youthful Pole, whoso last name con
tains twenty-ono letters, was among those
whoso numbers wero drawn early In yes
terday's army lottery.
IIAZLETT GETS $2000 JOB
Brother of Recorder of Deeds Ap
pointed Assistant Chief Clerk
Georgo W. Hnzlctt. B311 Catharine
street, a brother of Recorder of Deeds
Jamos M. Hazlott, wns toelny appointed as
sistant chief clerk of tho Bureau of Water
at a balary of $2000 a year. The appoint
ment, which was mado by Director Dates
man, of the Department of Public Wejrks,
(Ills tho acancy caused by tho resignation
of George P. Darrovv.
Other city appointments announced to-
day Include, those of Arthur J. Drew, 3520
North Hlcvcnth street, assistant engineer.
Department of Wharves, Docks and Fer
ries, salary $2000; Orlngton W. Sulllian,
401G Hawthorn street, drnftsman. Depart-;
ment of Wharves, Docks nnd Ferries,
$1800; Walter P. Amick. 1223 Cambria
htrect. chairman. Bureau of Surveys, $600;
Charles Heller, 17C3 Nowklrk street, ma
chlnlst, Bureau of Water, $3.75 a day.
SUES RAILROAD FOR $10,000
Woman Snys She Fell on Platform
When Train Started and Wns Injure
Suit for $10,000 against tho Atlantic City
Itallroad was entered in Cnmelen today for
Mrs. Anna Newman, twenty-elcht years old,
of C39 Tlltncr street. Philadelphia, On July
10, while she was alighting from a train at
tho Heading ferry. It Is alleged that the
train started so suddenly that she was
thrown violently to the platform, one of
her lungs being punctured In tho fall
Mrs Newman Is said to bo in a ciltlcal
condition at tlio Cooper Hospital.
Fireman Injured in Collision
A slight collision between two freight
cars Injured James MeGIU, a Philadelphia
and Pleading Railway fireman, cariy today
In tho yards at American itrcet and In
diana avenue. McGIU was taken to the
Kplscopal Hospital, where It was found he
had a broken shoulder.
Conscript Born on Friday, 13th
SHARON, Pa., July 21. The first Sharon
man elraftcd with No. 258 In John Pitts,
born on Friday, the 13th.
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