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IN OVERALLS
PlNVADE CITY FACTORY
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irmiui
& Co. Fined $25 for
. Weiring Paper Wrappings
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f OTHER CITY NEWS BRIEFS
wr Branch Postofllco to Bo Estnb-
l'ew ... , i xr Wiwt fiOVif Ktrnnf
Ublisneu, . ....... -
.Termlnnl
f ' Phlliaelphla women tiro donnlnc overalls.
f !. r nf the fnlr sex In wartime attire
Br de their appearance toilny at the new
IS !.. nf the General Klcctrlc Company
. ncivi j - .- i ...
It Seventh ami Nol streets. Tiiejr niso
. dlrfner palls. When the whistle blew
, J!, omen were ready to tnlto their places
Hf attlTn I 1U IIIWII -. ....... r ..... ,
tit .father paraphernalia.
IVW"i .t.ii, fnr n mlnuto that the overalls
unbecoming They o not. Jn fact
ws im women ui" ""- .............. j .......
6T .VnMrance, t was nsrcou, wnn iiumm
v ipE ,! and white shoes, not to men-
I SSThMe to matrh. Then nKaln. the over-
w i. rnnmv nocuetn which tun
K( IH nao . vanltv chrps. If
ft hMDOr iui -; - - -
Mdbe. .. .. , . ... ... ..
tfr ' j, was gala Uiai more man .iuu women
ft -in h nt work In the factory by Mic end
f-i- of01 wcck'
K.. Parkers Fined for Short Weight
" . flne 0f $25 was Imposed upon Armour
i. Co meat packers, by Maplstratc Cos.
.11a on a short-weight charse, accord
Ji to the police. It Is alleged that Uer
lufrd Welntraub, storekeeper nt 160G nidgo
venue paid for two and one-half ounces
It taper which were wrapped around a
vim which he bought. Woodward Abrn
i7m InsneCtor for tho Bureau of Weights
ftf1 ink Measures, said that tho ham was
relghea in '" "i'i"" .o..in.ui ""'u
Attorney Taulane contended that the pack
in thus were guilty of giving short
telfht
New Branch Postoffice Planned
The Philadelphia PostoMco Is planning to
mn a branch near tho Sixty-ninth street
terminal. Proposals for sultnblo accom
modations, Including heat, light and tho
necessary equipment, already have been In
vited by postal authorities. Not less than
1500 square feet of floor space will bo re
quired at the new branch, It was explained.
The new service will extend to Upper fiar
ji Cardlngton, Highland Park, Observa
tory Hill, Clover Mill, Klrklyn, Uanerch,
Bouth Ardmore, Brookllne, Bccchwood, Oak
Bont and Pcnfleld.
DESAULLES'S FUNERAL
IS HELD IN PRIVACY
Attorneys to Seek Permission
Today to Allow Baby to
Visit Mother
N1JW VOniC, Aug. 8,
Tho funeral of Jack Do Saulles, clubman
and former Vale football star, who was shot
Jo death by hi, former wife. Blanca Do
Saulles, nt the end of n love tragedy, was
, rom M cll' npartment today.
The services wero prlvntc. Only Imme-
d ato relatives and a few ery closo friends
nttended. Dean IleeJtinan, of the Church
of the Nativity, of South Bethlehem Pa.,
where De Saulles formerly lived, was In
vmiiKe,
I.lttle Jack De Saulles, tho Innocent cause
or the tragedy, did not attend his father's
runeral. Ho remained nt tho summer home
of (J. Maurice llcckscher, n rclatlo of the
Do Saulles, on Long Islnnd Somn tlmo this
nfternoon attorneys for Mrs. Do Saulles
who Is confined In tho county jail at Mlneola',
will ark permission for tho youngster to
lslt his mother In the Sheriff's npartment
Licensed at ElUton to Wed
MLKTO.V. Mil., Aug. 8. Couples procur
ing marriage licenses hero today Included
IMward Stiangc and Marie McFaddon, Paul
r. Qulntsr nnd Kleano? Jones, Prances
Itoan nnd Bllzabeth Crecvy, John Taylor
and Ulllan McDermott, James W Bean
and Florence M. McN'nlly, alt of Phll.idel
lihl.i: Charles t.elby nnd Cnrrlo Carroll,
Heading! Piank J. Miller nnd Catherine A
Dunn, Baltimore; Mnrley T, Jones, Tucker
toft, N". ,T nnd Htliel M lllckock, J.ako
Placid, X. Y. ; Clarence Oreen and Mary
Miller, Beading; Allen .T. Alexander nnd
Kdna Zimmerman, Camden ; John O.
Spiout. Jr, llocklnnd, Del, nnd Margaret
n. Maywcll, Contesvllle: William A. Jack
son, New York, and Kllen U. Loughlln,
Woodburv. X. .1 ; John II Gardner nnd
Mary Kcmmler, Lancaster; James W
Osier and Daisy S Pciry, B.tltlinore ; "hcs
ter nawlcnsky iimrAniia Demcko, Trenton,
N". ,T ; Solomon S. Stono and Mae L Dixon,
Brooklyn, 2f. Y., nnd Kalaumns.i Ikcda. San
Francisco, ' and Irene Bafferty. Philadelphia.
gVENBTq (LEDaiJJRPHmADELPHtA; WEDNESDAY, " AtTGfusi S,' ' .
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"LADY FROM MONTANA" SPEAKS
ifcB-CTf!PHMl.SsWlfwHHBIBBEiDC
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EDISON LABORS HARD
TO LICK THE KAISER
Is Working -ac Hours on a
Stretch Under Close Guard of
Civil Service Men
OIlANdU, X. J., Aug. 8.
Thomas A, Hdlson versus Germany.
Tills is tho bnttlo that Is being silently
iougni ncro today.
A llttlo red brick building covered with
Ivy Is tho famous Inventor's laboratory.
"I lmo no right to tnlk nbout It ask
tho Secretary of tho Navy," was the mes
sago that enmo from tho closely guarded
sanctum today In responso to on Inquiry on
Hdlson's work.
IMIson Is guarded llko a President, An
iron fence, crowned with menacing barbed
wire, sepatates his laboratory from tho rest
of tho plant. When Kdlson appears a secret
service ngent dogs hhn.
The "old man," ns ho Is known to Ms
associates, has stnrted out to beat tho
Kaiser Just as methodically ns ho started
out to perfect electric lights and phono
graphs Today u,en ho climbed from his
dusty "fllwor" and punched his tlmecard.
.o. j. ii registered 8:,10 n, m. Yesterday ho
,..unhv, ,,, ..l I,,,, una out nt 12:,to
ncany n nours later.
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GERMAN PRESSURE MA1
FORCESWISS INTO WAR
Teutons May Throw Arrhy Into
Mountain Republic if Demand
for Loan Is Refused
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Oermany, '
a. m.,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
Germany may try to trample Switzerland
under foot nnd swing her armies around tho
southern end of tho west front unless tho
mountain republic yleldn to Teuton Importu
nities for n loan.
That Is tho dismal prospect International
authorities saw today In Germany's pres
suro for gold In return for coal supplied
Switzerland. Should such n sltuntlon come,
It would mean great readjustment of exist
ing battle, lines, and while perhaps not fatal,
It would at least bo dln-ouraglng to tho
west front situation.
Tho fact that Switzerland Is resisting the
loan proposition cam" as a surprise here.
Switzerland, composed of .lerman, French
nml Kalian stock chlelly, Is regarded as pro
German, anil Germany several months ago
used her ns a go-between to mnko u pseudo
peace offer to tho United States. In tho cli
cumstnnces authorities here nro not entirely
nblo to fathom tho present situation.
Incidentally, there has been n suggestion
hero that the t'nltcit States would do well
to swing her forces Into the southern end
of tho western front. Hanking Switzerland.
Such a moe. experts s.iy, would tend to
Al1ialJ m3 D.J.I
Accused of havlnir prohibits i
...... i,yeraion, uonn Clark, 4TI
nnle avenun. ami tim..,..... ntl- 1
his address as 627 North Tenth
were nrresteH t.v. .iA -.. .ii
.dL8c.'t ,,ear KlBhth. Each m 1
"7 ""' y aiagntrate. Colllni, In t
tral station today, for a hearing m'1
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Fear for Coastwise Trade
Fears for the coastwise trade have been
mressed by tho Philadelphia Board of
'& mi l A nnnrillntf i r i M rt nnnllnpomiint n fa
wiK- Mirauc. s-vuiie " HiiHiiiiiviii
I tt. JamriMlbntlnn nt tlin rntintrvn tnnat-
' f wise trade Is llkch' to result from tho with
drawal of coastwise ships for transporting
troops and supplies abroad.
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New TipsfalT Appointed
Police Sergeant William P. MacClay, who
for tho past seen years has been detailed
to the ofllco of Supeilntendent llolilnson, has
betn appointed a tipstaff In the Superior
Court. He Is tn take u hla new duties
Within tho next day or two. ,
Raising Fund for Base Hospital
Fourteen men, divided equally from the
Germantown Business Men'H nnd tho Chest
nut Hill Improvement Associations, under
the leadership of William II. Cmhart, pres
ident of the former, aro working today for
J1000 to equip Jefferson base hospital No.
j with a refrigerating plant before it sails
for France, a nucleus of $000 being con
tributed by Kast Germantown.
V&ttr
I&uWants Receiver for Rendering Company
F."rW Addo ntment of n receiver to closo the
' business of the Philadelphia Rendering
Comnanv and distribute tho assets la asked
(i in a bill in cnulty In Court of Common
Pleas No. 5, filed by Kdward Shallcross,
claiming to hold $11,000 In stock nnd prom
issory notes for $1GGG,25 Ho charges In
solvency through "fraudulent conspiracy"
hy Herman S. Tygert, president ; Karl V.
Trrert, treasurer, and George Tygert, sec
retary of tho company.
ifegro Waitress Held for Assault
Mary Jones, negro, 1209 North street, a
Waitress employed by Mrs. Mnrtln Wolf,
1737 North Fifteenth street, was held with
out ball today by Magistrate Collins at tho
Nineteenth and Oxford streets police sta
tion to await outcome of injuries alleged
to have been Inflicted by her on Suslo
McN'eal, 1716 South Sixteenth street, a ccok
mployed by Mrs. Wolf.
TODAY'S MAKRIAGE LICENSES
Hamuel llurk, 0.10 Newmarket t., ad Pannlo
Tider, DIB North IlHnilolph bI.
Robert E Johnston, Oseeoln, Wis , n.nd yigno
N lletiiuml, CumbrldKo, Mnss,
Qlen Ui Cool, l.eiiBUO Island, and Mary Schau-
iler, 13H N. 4th st.
Harry W Itced, KM 7 Spring Garden st. and
faroljn I. Prank, BfiOd Olrard ne.
I'nul Hirrlson, 11'.' S. i'llth st , and ltamoldo
Johnson. i:ilndale, N. J
llnrrj llannlims, 120N 8ndcr ne, and Mary
Tjrrell. 113.11 Mooro st.
1)111 llrab. 2 US Ollvo St., and Marls Kuclnk.
"L'S X. L'lst st.
IiaWd l.inde, 1710 Itldgn ave., nnd Frances
Kailaj unity. 1S44 Illdge ne.
William A Moore, H4N Cornwall st., and Kath-
rn Dlmick, Sll Cornunli st.
Jewell .1. i:ckcrt, 13IO (lllllngham st., and Mary
K. Cam. 1(131 I)er st
Hen Miller. M4 Uriennlch St., and al'nnlo
Rosenthal, BH Greenwich st.
Fred Welnlo. Ilochester, N. Y., and Minnlo
llprnhardt, '2'2ti Louden st
William J. Cain. St'J N. 11th st . and Hllcn
I.U'IwIk. 420J Iti.'so st.
John J Slnda. 1733 James St., and Mary Wis.
nlewskn. 450'J Mllnor st.
Andrea Piazza. 13U2 Federal St., and Glu'eppa
ItlEEltano. 13H'. I H. Ilth st.
Hurley Applepate. irn." Haco St., nnd Anna
Dllgart. .1031 Market st
Antonv Testa. Kill l'ltznater st., and Coneetta
t)l Mauro. 81(1 ritzwafr st.
Oenrpe Welsh, 31T.J N Ilodlno St., and Anna
MlGettlsan, 34r.7 N Ilodlno st.
John 12. Howell. 717 S Charlton St., and Mary
C D,i!s, 717 S Clarion st
Clement Holcnte, Cape May, N. J., nnd Anna
II. I.yddy, 3.12I Sidenham st.
Charlr.s T. Oradv. 3D2." Asprn St., nnd Anna
MrC.mn, 312 Wolf st.
Camp M. Zuhler. 13S Francis St., and Helen
H Hess, 52(14 Parksldo ae.
Philip Kajie. Mil N. 3d st., nnd Bophln Clesker,
KU X, Marshall st.
Hm'l Glsslnutr alt Clapler St., nnd Glsella T.
Mner. ins Seymour st.
Mourlcn Harnols. Second Artillery. V. S. A , nnd
tCorlRht (1. v llmkl Prom rndrrwood . Vmlrrnnnd,
Representative Jcnnncttc Rankin yesterday delivered licr set speech in
the House. She advocated immediate enactment of legislation em
powering the President to take over the copper mines of Montana and
Arizona, where labor troubles arc stilling production. The speaker
holds the mine operators responsible for the present conditions. Miss
Rankin expressed her regrets that she could not deliver her first speech
in the cause of woman suffrage.
Jennie CaanaiiBh.l L'ulo MeKean St.
James Clark, 1S17 I'emnenon si
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Soldier-clad Man Held for Theft
Accused of stealing nn automobile, a
man dressed as a toldier and giving tho
tame of Herbert O'Brien, 4911 Market
street, this city, is under arrest In New
York. No one of this name appears In tho
Philadelphia directory.
' Democrats Criticize U. S. Officials
. Criticism of United States District At
torney Francis Fisher Kano for recom
mending T. Henry Walnut for appointment
his assistant, and of other Federal of
ficials for failing to reccgnlzo deserving
Democrats was made by tho. Forty-sixth
Ward Democratic executive c'ommlttco at
a meeting last night. It Indorsed Judge
Riger C. Bonnlwoll for Common Pleas
Court No. 4 and John J. McQuald for
Magistrate.
Negroes' Serious Fight in Hospital
In a light early today between two negro
attendants In the Samaritan Hospital,
Lucius Small, twenty-nine years old, sus
tained ?uch an ugly razcr cut over tho
Heart thnt ha will ...nt.nl.lt, .tin T Annnrri
' JL ' twenty-1ve years old, escaped from
" i nospital after wielding the razor. The
Ijht started after an argument oer a box
it matches.
nnd Louise
nnd Margaret
nnd
Unurls Sharon Hill. I'h
Louis Abbeser. 303", Cedar st
Shanelv, 30jn Cedar st
Joseph A Hnran. 3122 Haserford ae
Helen Kennedy. 2.".'tl Gordon st
Walter Harris, 14311 Itodm.m st , nnd Cnrrlo
Mattle. 17211 X.iudaln st
Chirles Ilnslln mil N. 12th St., nnd Kntle
HurBV BID N llltli st
Hobert H. Ituddetl Jr . Willow Oroe, and Anna
H Itees-. 22(17 N Hees st.
John r, Crossln I)nrb, I'a., nnd GeneUexo
Gates. Iillitl It, Bent st
Mer K-atz. 1422 H. t)th Bt , nnd Hesslo Gold-
lierger. 1422 H Hlh st
Charles Keeler 13IS tTnlty St., and Anna Wil-
helm, 2020 Sehlller st
Israel Hanks 33S I.ombird St., and Fannie
Gnndman 7Dlli st nnd Olney ae.
Angela Pleclnlnl, H3." Senrs St., and Adelo Val-
entlnette, 113." Sears M.
Joseph I" I.nftus, Dinshnm Hotel, nnd Mary
Galn, 10111 Ijiwrenee nenu.
Arthur I. Jnnrs Mullea. Neh., and Miriam
Good ear. 1231! Hrown st.
raul C. Chnpln, I'enln, Pa., nnd Helen I,.
Keetlev. I'ennlsn.
Rdnnnl J. Oruber 11R S 23d St., nnd Sydney
I. Donnely. C31 N. inth st.
Moses Wlie.itley. 422 Hutehlnson St., and Eliza
beth Clark 418 Hutehlnson st.
Wnllaee M. Orth 3'JB3 Potter St., nnd Kllzabeth
,A Ue l.anv. WrlBhtnn, I'a.
Charles P Meiers 737 P. Tioga St.. and Isa
bella A. Jamerson 34.12 H st.
Howard I.. Hushes,, 1742 S. 17th St.. and
Franees KKherty. 1BI-' !'. Honsa-ll st
Clarenee Gilbert 110 W. Allegheny ave., nnd
Ha Hunter. 2912 Hutledgo st.
Supply and Prices
of Fish Stay Normal
SUPPLY and prices of fish continue
normal. Croakers, the cheapest
fish on tho market, are still plenti
ful and arc just as high in food
value as blucfish, costing four or
five times as much.
Prices per pound, wholesale, aie:
Dressed wcakfish, medium, 7 to 3
centsi Dressed wcakfish, large, 8 to
!). Round trout, -1 to 5. Croakers,
large, 4 to 5. Croakers, medium, U
to 4. Porgies, 7 to 8. Sea bass, 8
to 10. Buttorflsh, large, 7 to 8.
Butterfish, medium, 3 to 4.
Halibut, 20 cents. Steak cod, 11
to 12. Flukes, IVi to 8. Pollock,
0 to 10. Round mackerel, 1(! to 17.
Largo hake, 9 to 10. Medium hake,
8 to 9, Spanish mackerel, 20.
Bluefish, 23 to 23 cents. Dressed
eels, 14. Dressed salmon, 20.
Dressed red catfish, 12. Dressed
white catfish, 14. Haddock, 9 to 10.
Bonito mackerel, large, 11 to 12.
Bonito mackerel, small, C to 8.
Round cols, 8,
J. RUSSELL SMITH,
Chairman Food Commission,
Phila. Home Defense Committee.
Painter Falls From Scaffold
Finnic Fahley, Mty-nlno cars old, nf
2117 South Seventeenth street, fell from a
sraffold whllo painting n Philadelphia and
Heading It.iilwny roundhouse, at Percy and
Wallace stteets today and fractured his
skull Ho Is In a s-crlms condition nt the
Itnnsevelt Hospital
J . E- Caldwell fy
COMPACT MAKEUP BOX
to fit the pocket
Of gold
Of silver
White nnd
Coulcur do rose powder
tf
This Week Onto!
Easton Board Accepts 18, Rejects 13
EASTON, Pa , Aug. S. L'aston's exemp
tion board at Uh first hitting today exam
ined thlrty-thico men. Eighteen passed tho
physical examination nnd fifteen wero re
jected. Of tho thlity-threo only four an
nounced prior to examination that they
would waive exemption.
NTING
All orders ready
when promised.
Good work at
reasonable prices. Samples on request.
Out-of-town shipments via parcel post.
LOUIS FINK & SONS, Printers
56 North 7th St. (Firit Floor) Philadelphia
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President's Secretary Gets Vacation
WASHircnTOV Ann C CAFAtfti in
ft vt PresIdent Joseph P. Tumulty left for
ICi i?m ral Cary T Grayson, tho President's
rr l V ' 'or me nrst vacation lie nas
LV taken in twnlva iana n-l.A ...111 mntrtr
the CntRlHlla fnn o ,..!,
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Appointments at City Hall
CltV flnnrtlntmnriTD tnAntr lnnlllrlA1 FrO
Uce Mitchell, 029 North Nineteenth street,
wspltal clerk. Bureau of Charities, JC00
year, and, Elsie Itley, 0020 Locust ttreet,
Mspital'clerk, Bureau of Charities, J000 a
Only One in Three Accented
HA ..UHVIL,LE. Pa.. Aug. S. The cX
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of
li 7: "' n progress in the seven dlstrlcts-r
Ifci "lla county. Indicates that three men will
r vV t0 be called 'or every ono accepted.
i f?, IK ot the applicants are found to have
If, - ?" examined have dependents living on
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IIAIIM k S- E- Cor. 13th & Sansom,
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give your reader an in
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Why You Should Always
Insure Your Baggage
Thieves arc active, hotel fires frequent, accidents and
losses in transportation arc common and over none of these
risks can you exercise any control.
In your home you can lie careful, yet even there you in
sure your Roods. But when traveling your baggagee is at
the mercy of chance.
Why risk a loSb,vhcn a XORTII AMERICA baggage
policy at cry little cost will pay you promptly? It insures
your baggage and effects wherever they may be from the
moment they leave your home until their return.
Remember your chance of loss is just as great on a day's
trip as it is on a long tour
Sec your agent today, or phone for full, information to
Downtown Office Uptown Office
3d & Walnut Sts. Real Estate Trust Bldg.
Phono Lombard 4330 Pliona Walnut 1516
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H Buying ginger ale by the case for the home is an idea that JA
H never occurred to a lot of people until they tried Clicquot Club. H
H "$ Then the idea of keeping a case in the pantry nnd a few bottles flH
Bf 4f on the ice became a very natural sort of thing. This ginger ale n4H
Wm is made of ginger. It also contains pure juices of lemons and "H
Kl limes, cane sugar and crystal water from a deep spring. I ,jjH
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Last Chance
to get
One of these -
Highest Grade
Perry Suits "
at one of these
Special Prices!
$40 Suits Cut to
$29, $30, $31, $32 .
$35 Suits Cut to
$24, $25, $26, $27, $28
$28 & $30 Suits Cut to
.
$19, $20, $21, $22, $23, $24'
I Last Chance to get
one of them at these
savings this year!
fl Similar Suits will sell J
for about $35 to $50!"
And there won't be as
good a selection of as
sortments as we had
this season!
CI Buy two or three
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buits at iiic&c pin-to
ana campnur incm ui.
vour coming needs I $
At Other Prices
$15 and $18
Suits for .
. $13.50;
S20 and $22.50 I $16.50'
Suits for i $17.50,
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Tropicals
q Carefully tailored, good
looking, well fitting! Full
range of colors from cream to
oxford, with stripes and fancy
mixtures!
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$7.50, $9, $10, $1Z
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. $5 to $8
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