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in Loose Talk in
Interview,
s Ellsworth
fr Bl ir '- .-,--1 - i - , -. , . - i i . y. - - - - . , tf.,.. ,;
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'.100,000 COPIES
Bii32tliriv ' !?5
CAMfAHmjTO CHUBCH
Members .of St Vinemt's Plan to
Rata $15,000
A determined drive to raise a fund of
116,000 la being- conducted by tha mem
bers of St. Vincent's Church, Price and
Lena streets, Otrmaqtown. The cam
paign la belnt wired under the leader
ship of Henry Lee, and tha purpose ts
to make Improvements to the parish halt.
It Is Intended to equip a movable
rnnneslum on tha third floor with the
apparatus In rach a position that It can
be lifted to the celling when the room
la desired for other purposes. A swlsr
mine pool will be placed In tha base
ment, and when the work la finished the
members of the arlsh will hare one of
the best-equipped pleasure centers In
Oermantown.
Also Paid Respects
.turkey In Statements
Ud to Hale in 1908 . "
V. ' PArmRlTC AMT.UAMCNJ
Talk exceedingly loose talk hviwimmj rail as aavriiaJUaj
d In by Kalsr Wllhclm re-'
Catholic Church In the i
f an Interview granted William
Kale, formerly of Philadelphia, I . . , k , ,
.Imperial yacht In Norwegian Petroleum Products May SOOII
ila ijoi an interview which sub-1 Be Unobtainable for Muni
tions or Private Use
DEALER IN FOOD
ASKSCO-OPERATIO
Superintendent of Read
ing Terminal Market
Says It Would End
Shortage
NEED STORAGE PLANTS
GIRLS AID COAL DISTRIBUTION
George H. McKay Urges Pro
ducers and Government to
Merge Activities
HIT BY OIL EMBARGO
Wjr was, suppressed on request of
nan Government, 100,000 copies
macastns containing It being
by German officials, accord-
'a statements mads by William W,
h, for many years president of
rOsetury Company, In the course of
before the University Exten-
('BscUty in Wltherspoon Halt.
Interview, declared Mr. UUsworth,
,'la the nature of a general arraign-
t of the Cathotla Church and In the
of the conversation the German
or also paid his respects to Tur-
now one of his allies In tho great
war. Mr. Ellsworth told of the
from his recollection of the
l at the time, but be was culte cer-
l '(that the statements made by the
were "very Indiscreet, and he
; anxious that they should become
at this time on account of the
t " that the knowledge of them Is
to do tho German war lord.
Ellsworth's statements created a
nd Impreulon on tha taree audi-
at gathered to hear him, and were
Mxed as an Important contribution
history of events leading up to
war. Recountlngathe story of the
w, as he recollected It, the speak-
i:
lt tha autumn of 1901 Dr. William
Kale, then connected with the
'York Times, decided he could oh-
i an' Interv lew with the Oerm in fira
K. Ha went to Germany and. from
foreign Office, obtained consent to
irvtew the Emoeror. but on condition
remarks would be submitted to the
I orace for approval.
,$ EMPEROR OS YACHT
ctor Hale agreed and went to
Norwegian waters, where the Dm-
r waa aooaru ins imperial yaclit.
. for two hours on the moonlit deck
Kaiser talked while Doctor Hale
I notes. Returning to Berlin he
dtted the Interview to the Foreign
it was agreed it might be pub
but there was a stlDUlatlon It
tAA ftcatlnnnl fnr tiiihllr-fltlnn In a
p i ttAWSpaper, but should be given to some
clew, or, in otner wonn, a mag-
tT MMC
'vVDoctor Hale wired to us regarding It
wo orrerea to purcnase tne interview
' 11000. We had It In type In October
an reaciy lor our uecenmer issue,
eh went tm the street the latter nart
' Korember. On October 21 the Kaiser
L'gMr his famous Interview to tho Ixmdon
f "Mtti sph. which created a tremendous
fsMtsauon au over me worm anu wnicn
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The embargo placed on petroleum
products by the Pennsylvania Railroad
has brought the State face to face with
a situation more dangerous to health
and to the prosperity of private busi
ness Interests than any coal shortage
could produce, according to a statement
made by Hdwln II. Porter, traffla man
ager of the Atlantic Refining Company,
and W. V. Anderson, secretary of tho
comtwny.
Officials of the railroad .company to
day could give no lda when the em-
The eer-grow!ng seriousness of the
food situation In this country can bo
speedily rellevtJ by the proper co-operation
of the Oovemment with the pro
ducers, transporters and distributers of
the food supplies, said George H. Mc
Kay, superintendent of the Reading Ter
minal Market today. Ho far this co
operation has not been given, he added.
Plants near tho fishing banks for the
freezing of Cah, cold storage plants In
connection with large municipal or gov
ernmental retail markets In the largo
cities, the drafting of labor for the farms
and railroads and cold storage plants ,
scattered throughout the farming sec- ,.,, ,..,
tlons of the country for the preservation I eTYPFPT ft H1FNTIFV
of foodstuffs that otherwise rot on the - UKJl IV 11aJll 111 a
ground at harvest time,. are among thai vmTr . . f,w ntrln mvrv 1 ir
"One or the reasons for my success in I ViUllIiAl uLAIEiIi lUl 1
ImlMtnff' tin th!u ni!irVt la th t!tl
storage plant Installed here," he eald.
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PURSB-SNATCHERS
BUSY THESIJ NIGHTS
FIND MAN IN CtLLAIt
Polico Sergeant Arrests Intruder in
Neighbor's Homo
V man nllng the name of """'
Two Women Attacked by Ne-J-
gro Thieves, Who Fail to Sergeant I.ukens, of tho Thirty-sixth
Z i , . U , I District, Germantonn nvenup nnd. LN-
niunin KnnlV !,.i .i(. in ilm cellar of tno
Obtain Booty
I "'"' " ."' Z..,r.m l.ln.l.
Lrcslilenco of Jonn .oisun, i" .-...,
street, . . . '
Sergeant I.ukens. who is n neigiionr
Iick of sulllclent iwllccmeii to cover
the city nnd durkened streets, due to
tho necessary llghtless nights, have en
couraged negro purse-grabbers I" "u ' turbed the slunibcis of
merous neignDornooiis.
KLONDIKE BOOST
ONATBRISTt
Population Doubled 'ij
Few Months by Big A
snip riant f
it Colgnn. was called from his bed to p A V R O L L IS Sllft AAA
ieli pesrch for. i Intruder ho had dls- 1 A I 1 W U u lO .ldU,00
loigan".
the
vtnmen curry- xvhon Mnrrla wis founil lie linn in nu -. i xt tr .. Y-l
Ing handbags or purses fliould bo on nowseiwloii 1'5 in money and n foun- inousaiiu 1-xi.w IIUUIUS AlUBtfl
the alert. tain pen said to have been stolen ftoni (
To purse-grabbciK, who operated 111 tile house. Another man with Morris
tho crntrnl nnd northern part of tho city at iln time escaped. Morris inofpfse")
la.t night, met with poor success. 'gnorance ns to the Identity of his -uni-
Wltli a slouch hat pulled low UHn i panlon, nnd nH tnat nc met um n an
fuce, u negro, who wio his name I j rpterday nt the liroail Street Htalloit ,
and does not Know nm nainc.
SIlss Sarah. S. Franklin (right) nnd Miss Agnes Brockie are aidei
of Mrs. J. Willis Martin, in charge of the distribution of coal
cards by the Emergency- Aid Committee, which is aiding the
fuel administration in seeing that the most deserving cases
are given first attention in the distribution of fuel.
hlx
as Lcmvood Smith, und his address nx
Lomburd street near Thirteenth, at
tempted to hnntch tho pockctbook of
Mls Jo.no 11. Cliappell, nf 'IS!" Spruce
street, os sho alighted from u car on
I hor way home from work.
Miss r'happell, according to testimony
heforo Maglbtr.ito Rcoiicy In th Klf-
teenth and locust streets htatlon tod.i. . .
merely culled "help" und hung tu the ,
coxeted article. Tho negro then at- Elirl D. Bllbst, American Meill-
iviiipicu io Kci nis lingers un tier iniiiiu
BIG DROP IN SUGAR
PRICE IS PREDICTED
tee Foresees Tumble
BQY'S BODY IS FOUND
HANGING FROM JOIST
Committed Suicide, but Rela
tives Suspect Foul Play
bargo will be lifted. The rr.tter, they ' "There should be a large municipal or Detectives Believe Crime Will I Police Sa" William Sower
say. Is now up to tho Governmnct m- Government plant In even' section of -, ,, , XT . , ..,..,,. n ,
vmia 111 uaiiiimiuii niiu UKr ciiitrlio ins city.
of the ojieratlon and management of I "Then there li 31 per cent of tho
the railroads of the country. produce of our farms that rots on the
"The Atlantic Refining Company," Bald ground each year. The only remedy for
Mr. Porter, "has been at Its wits' end to this condition Is, llrst. the drafting of ,
supply the most ementlal war Industries i farm labor by the Government, and,
with oil since the embargo went Into cf- Flcondly, the establishment of cold stor-'
feet. Supplies at our varloui storage Uge plants throughout tho producing,
stations throughout the State aro almost dlstrlctx. owned, operated and financed
exhausted and there Ix apparently no uv t,0 Government I
way to r-piemsn mem. our competltots , "in the matter of fish, the supply at n.,,,
nrA In an nt an ti'nran ullrrlxt ..... .. . r . II Kill.
-,-v ........ UUj, time or me year Is almost e.x- Hollef that tho curne will bo laBirnod
.Ui:D:D roit Mt'NITIo.VS liaustcd. -ict there aro millions of tons I .. willlnm Banes, a negro usli colleclor
urgent appeals have been tent us b l "' "s" 10 ue nau irom the ocean with i un(er arrest ax a suspect, was expressed
Be Fastened on Negro Ash
Collector
Murder hquad ilctect!c.x txpvtt t
learn today the Identity of the person
who strangled Mrs. Serena I'onrad. seventy-nine
cBra old, wlios body wax
found In tho reception hall of her home.
33SI North Fifteenth street, Mondax
SIteen-.ir-oId William Sown1, .'Oi'l
Hast DauphlM stm t. mn found dead
today hanging by the Jieik fio-.n n topo
nttuched to u Joist 111 the celling of a
closet at hH ilaii nf ' miiloymcnt.
Third street and Allegheny avenue. TIim
police bellcvo It u caso of huklde, bui
dozen pair of chll-
havo been unable to tlnd a motive for I escaping dropped another largo namiiiag.
Ilir. nrl A llmrmiuli 1m t Itrn t l.tn nt ' 111 It llfff fnlind SeVCll SCtS of WOllieil'S
- - ..... .. . uuun mi.., n, u n..j.".. .' ---",- ...- ..... a& ..iwt'.u. .....n....... -. --- -- ----- .-
coai operators ior u special iiiuminaung m ""' i ouiu uuaramee to place i,v i.eeral of the men who hnvf In- ' tho charge made by the boy's family
. . ...i..i--. .....,..u .,.. , ,. ., ' "" "' n'-v tr"' xestlgated the unuing or ino uoiiy 01 inc
mining will come to u standstill, mid wcn Poind If the Government would take aee,j w(Jman
have no means of supplying them To up an idea I submitted to them some 0r companion of Haties fliarles Gib
realize what a petroleum famine mcanx , time ago. negro who Is alto being held as
it Is only necessary to recall that pt-tro- "The tlsh should be taken In the wjm- ., '8Ure.t 'mado seveinl statements
eum products uie aolutely essential mer and frozen In establishments Mtu- from i,cli the detectlvex hone to le.im
to the making of munitions. Illuminating , ated near the banks. They can be so .ii,iv i, ro.nmltle.l tL murder.
Be Built Old and New
Residents Prosper
IUUSTOi., la Jan. U.
Million-dollar Industrlen are fn.ti)
sweeping this city and its environs InW
a class with the Klondike. Almost ovf-'
night a vast shipbuilding Industry has';
sprung up. und with It has come un n.1
til, i .r l.tltnt' tlial 1 Innl-'ltin. tt.1. , i.
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over UKlllll. 1
Moro than fiuOO persons havo been
added to the town's population In tvjf'a
teninieu ro get ms lingers on ncr iiuoai . . ,, , . ,. . txi
and she fought him oft with her lists, but her of International UOmnill- Mx months that tho plant of tho JI.i
I not before he had obtained tho pocket
bcolt. iHtvvn Nlneteenlli street to Itltteiiliouse
Siuaro the negro dashed, vvltli Mls
Cliappell In pursuit. When the stiuaie
was reai bed ICoher. n parkguard, heard
I 'her call for help nnd Joined the i haxe.
It ended In the yard of St. Mark's
Chut rli. at the end of a blind alley, where
Smith wan capturtd
Miss Chappell's purse, with four de
partment store coins, wax found on the
negro. The pocketbook was picked up
In tho nlle u few minutes later by Its
ow net
Smith, of com , denied the Bccila-lions-,
but Magistrate Hoonej thought
letter of them, and bold him under (MV
bail for a further healing on January
13.
While standing ai Nlnilt mill and
Hoiks rtrtcts shortly b.foro midnight
1 last night, tho purse of Mrs Nellie An
derson. 51137 North Cleveland avenue,
wait mulched by a nenro.
The man ran at her scream and In
chant Shipbuilding Companv hax 1,.JI
Iheic With Its seventy acres frontage i
. , . i on the lJelavvaio ltlver tho pant hi.l
NI1W YOI1 . Jan. II. Sugar will be ' """ " M
.M.n nii.il, o I made over tho northern sect on of ih.'A
...ii. . .... ..rft,A tnni. fif.enrillnc In u" ' me M
u"1 """" " ..- lown.
Karl 1 Ilahst. head or tno American ,,.,,, , . il
.an ii. mm.... .. - staut General Superintendent xr (1
t. i,.ftl 1'iimnnii imil film I .iitiuueni VV.tll
r.r fim iiifn Amercnn mcinbeM of tlio . . . ' " Wl" " makinf W
., ... a I smpH tins montli.
inicrnauonai miru ' ""''
Now, one
l.ne-t,. nt tm.A 1lli. kiiir.tr
... ... ..i. .it.... rln'If
fco a l1(f urop in iuu-i1, awnumh '
Mr. llalRt. I'.tcUaRO niKar. lio Kiiil,
. ... i . . . t.r. Inn .lI ttin
(HI1'1 I"UU HI hi'"' r,",M" " I,. t,AA,A1 ,,., """"tVl
.. ' i.nn r.iiui t :i I'M iiiiii rtnr-i.n a t . . '
the iiimitineti i .:.,, , ., , ' .vu. rovorn.'rJ
attention of powerful natlonr.
After tho new supiilles urc leiclvcd
union suits and
dirn's stockings
Mrs. Anderson reported tho theft to
the pollen of tho Twentieth and ISerks
streets station and the. other precincts
of tho cltv wire notified.
that he met foul pln will be made,
Sower was a helper In the stone, janl
of l'aul Bond. Last night when he did
not return home, his father. John Siti,
..hll l.ast Datlphlri street, and hli; xtcp
brother, I'aspcr Werthvvine, L'30", Mei
ccr street, began a. hunt for him, JK
Into the house. ih fttund hanging In tlio tiosit, tint
minutes and then ,elilng haying been broken t irougn mw pIltr!,.,. o.ilnln,. Tlischnro-ed for Lnck
... . li i.. .... ti rotm rapienpu itroutui .1 loifcT. . .,... -t- --
ply of gasoline means that every auto- The .operation of the farmer und ' 4 was found near the body of he The police of the I'.ont nnd W.st
mobile and truik must become ob-o- the Government was then .11.1, -....i ..."... .., .1.. ...i 1.1. ..1,1.1. .. more and Mreolx station who notined.
. ' .. uuuu. sa 1 u U IJ.II1, dllll LlIxT nillllk UN "IIIVII II ....
titm tiiu iju. nan itint 11 in iiif i".u-.-(jjj 11
gas, coal mining, heating homes and pre-, frozen and can be held in Morage for , Ho said that Uanes went
r!?."." iI.,"..,",,', a,!i7i.'l",5. .,i?rL." : r'? ,"'"..at a of tno nt- nrlmainibOUtnnMn,,,i
x-uaaa ia vuiaiiiauiv, anuc in nix; oup- t nx n. pounU.
LAUOIt AGITATOR KELEASEI)
lutely useless.
carerul survey of the f.irmlmr
.TO'lthl. r. Ht,1 ,lu it u l .ttn.i nKn... ' .L- .. . -
, ,; , "i.. . .7 -1. '",..,.:.. 1 lnrougnoui ine farming section, with. Danes has admltte
. muuuw... ... H. t" ''suggestions for crops and with other ac storv told by Gibson,
some Industries going by means of tank tU, to-operatlon with the farmer would edge' of the murder,
trucks, but when you realize that every i,Ault in mii.. to..,c..t .1.1.1 1.. ' e '"
woman.
land had been tied was about her netk.
d the truth of the
but denied Ininvvl-
of Evidenco
l'atibl. yuinlan, labor ugllator. who
was arrtsted eterday accused or tils.
munition plant uses tnou-antis or gal- BaId In the last year, Ihe Government
gran untmi ....j 11 - i-iiucui. 1111 iniul Klv.,, tll0 farmer certain unlortu-
Sliot During Kovv Over Chickens
limited number of tank trucks cannot j naU. uji,.e a, to the purchase of sup- Harry Marks, forty-eight jeara oM,
maintain the supply long. Wi, etc., and has made promised that f Clementon. N. J. Is In tlio Camden
"The Pennsylvania I'.allroad has ab- iai0 not bfft.n rulfllltl Consequently County Jail nccuw-d of shooting Josepii
'Foreign Office tried vainly to sup
glMaaa.
i ft was only few days afterward
tc Richard Watson under, eauor o:
urj'. was callea to tne telephone lor
nYsrsauon aner tnis lumon;
"Has the Century a manuscript of
taw. with tne Kaiser, uuaer
solutely refused to let us bhlp our tank the farmer ha-s had his patriotism great,
cars over Its lines, and It was only by ly dulled, said Mr McKay,
dint of much persuasion that permission "Tne food administration has done as
was obtained to bring oil to our sta-1 good work as possible under the clr
tlons In the city. We appreciate th I cumstancee." he stated. "However, jou
difficulties the railroads are facing, and might as vcoll try to row up Niagara
know the Government has ordered then-, 1 Kails In a row boat ns to fix food prices.
to give coal precedence over other com- " Jn not ue oone.'
modules.
OWN TANK OAKS
xjur tank cars aro our ow 11, and they
are absolutely ustless except for ship
ping petroleum products, and every ship
ment Is promptly unloaded when It
reaches Its destination. In view of tho
waa already In sheets, and then bolute necessity for oil, I cannot con-
osaraa 10 pay an expenses ir siaer tnat. tne I'ennayivnnia .Kallroad is
ba suppressed. This waa lustllled In refusing shlnments.
t "Aside from the terrible In.TitBtrlul
editors talked tha Question over .!..,. lmfTr, ... n ..i ...... .,.1 ...,
on of our bright youric men went ' .." . "Z" ,"" r.'" ,"" """'u.''"'uu'
tha DaVlnne Prass. where 100,000 of I". u";"" " ",""'" ""nobo upon me
t sheets were already. Without any- '""' "'"' "i'u w "t wvra ior
t. baltur tha wiser of his mission he 1 neat, and upon country poople. who must
these all packed and placed In a, have petroleum products for heat, light
and transportation, Is appalling to con.
template."
Moysell, also of Clementon, In the right
arm. Mo) sell was treated at the Cooper
Hospital Accoidlng to County letei
tlvo John l.cvin. Maiks had Moysell
arrested on a charge of stealing lib
chickens It Is alleged that following
1111 argument last night Marks dlow u
revolver and fired. Marks denies It
1 t..u..i.t .. t.... 1... .. ..u ....1 .1 1
The polico believe It to have been a ' orderly conduct nml Inciting to riot,
t axe of suicide. w-a discharged today when arraigned
before Magistrate Imber In tho Second
Coaster Dies of Injuries ofevldeme'1" "" "ta""" '"' ""
Kugeno Thomas, eight euis old. of yunlati was attatktd nnd beaten at
103 lllpka avenue. Is tlend as .1 leiult of Suond and Chrlxtlan stlfets b I. W. W.
septic meningitis, v hlih developed fiom n,,,thlzerx. lescuid by .1 policeman
a fracture of the skull 'c!ved in a col- ' ',, latf,r !lrI0!.ted on charges pieferred
llslon with nil uiitninoblle while coast- ,. ,,, ,,,. ,. ..ifl .,.. Nl,.t
A dozen cradles In
of the chcapc-t foods on the P"n will mean tho rebirth of Am.r- fl
., . .1,,.. . on-ar Is destlnetl to , ll,n''' Iost Vestige 111 merchant marine 'J
circie, no say. llt0 urStoI ,,iallt wlI m
turn 0111 tiuny-iive steel ships, all oil ?1
(ostlng about, J
1 (i vim nun ,.,,.1. it-i.i .. -vi
article which Is occupying the combined 1 :'" '",''" ',,. .. "' lJr j r'"' '""" 4
.... ii..tiia n ie,UU0,fJ0O i
output for the Uilstol jardx atone. U
I!rltol has been held back in 11. a. J
1 . t. .,..... .. i , .. .. - uc 'fl
from '"uba and rcllned, iiihI pilce.s are -"'i"i " " ""ivnmn ny ine hellet.
Hint the depth of the river ix. ..t.J
that shipbuilding was Impossible, but It-;
has breii nppioved otherwise. ;
l:iorv 11 not' tin, on. .nil .,. . ..
...... .... ... ,.,,,, VL ,ue .viep.
chants' jauls pour more than llJOOfirircl
,,,.v ... cwvnria ui l.riniuuiefl. old and vU
new, nnd for the latter the rnmm,. i,.J il
c .,111 i. i,i,,i ,.,.i i.i.i . ... . . . .. - "."
,-iuK.ii iiiTiiwm.. ,ii "v ..., ....in- 1 iJiuijiiru iiuusiiiij ann reeuing that has y
loneied under the projiosals or the food
administration, sugar will be one of the
iheapcst, If not the rhenpixt, food to
go on the American table." wax the con
fident prediction of Mr. IJabtr.
rlally, Mr. Ilahst nerled. by lltilbui
lug It In packages 1
"1 proiume the public, being Inteicsted
111 having the sugar supply conserved,
la cquvlly Inteicsted In knowing why'
sugar In packages tan be more econom
ically distributed than loose sugar," ho I
said, explaining the reason ax follows:
"in tho first place, package sugars
arc weighed nnd packed by machine.
This saves the grocer's time and stops
his loss by spillige which oictns when
sugar has to bo stooped by hand out of
a barrel, carried to tho stales, weighed
ami tied In paper bags:. .And when he
counts this saving, plus the value of his
time and tho co.t of paper bags and
been 11 tremendous problem. Hunk1!
hntlseft h:ivp li,n rnlitlpnnl..! ...I Vi
" -.. .muni, ,ihi more a 1
than a thousand new hounies Ix tho ett. !a
male the company gives that thev mn.t "3
construct for their workmen In Urlstol.Sl
A huge iMiiinilssary has been built forfj
the'r feeding, the contract having h.n 1
..I. 1, .,.,...! , ... . JJ
1.1.111 iu i.rttuiMii , in,, meats averaging -M
30 cents tier man. 1il
Ah nu additional fuellliv. tl,. ii I
steamer llepubllc has been turned Into fl
a uoaiing notei ror the men.
As a result of tin- new yards and the ry
iit.uv or workmen, 'tho bankers of the Hi
inn 11 are mining new prosperity.
.More than 120U Phlladelphlans travel'
to 111 Istnl ever day to work at the I
nw yarns, nnu Trenton Is represented ifi
bv man hundreds. The police force at 21
string, he finds he tan handle pail.ago I ,. x,'mn has' been 'increased, real estate
lug mar his home on litceiuber l,"
f. W. W. leader, who has an odlco lit
sugar more economic il V
"Sugar in packages also enables htm
to restrltt sales to aitual needs, to make
It go ,xh far as possible. In our own ex-
,..,,..,.. rn. til0 -'B''"'''- 'n1an. nccordlng , efl';. 11.0 ieient
Joins Stale I deration of Clubs , Haker. had been loitering In the , Creat scarcltj. we were riblo to dis-
ine icmpie 1 nivcrsiiy women s viuu , iieigiiiiuruunu iui mnm i.ijn Him iiu tribute sugar more widely because
has Joined tho
Women's Clubs.
Stale federation
of taken to be
ajnipathlzerit
ln-
a ppy by the 1. W. W. ,;ead of sending a barrel of 3S0 pounds
nan Kutte uit anu many tirigioi res dents a
:ue making money renting their homes if
or pans or mem to tno workers. Itooms
and homes are at a premium, and one
Philadelphia laver, with olllcts In Brl-
101. cannot nr.ti a place to nring ills ram- m
ny io live in.
Tho opera House lias been Tenovated
ooslt vault, livery proof and
sheet containing a word of that
iw was destroyed, while tha e-
batween J3000 and S3000. were!
I to us.
Sproul Opens His Campaign for Governor
This view was concurred In by Mr,
.xnuerson,
Continued Irom 1'ase (I110
nuWIelv tin tho fjuestlon of the gov er
ne! ship, It was plain among 1:1.x union
that Sproul was the. candidate.
When one- of tho conferees said to
Senator Penrose, "Wliat'n the uso of
talking about It; you know It's all set
tled for Sproul," lie replied:
"You know more about that than
I do."
Several hundred politicians und po
litical workers were gathered togethei
In the William I'cnn Hotel for the
Armstrong dinner, but H became
n-
HONOK I'OK I'HILADELIMIIAN
" "'r ' i oiniiuiii ciieee.i ueiine nix platform anu open still wiuer old organization icactlonaiy. Tho Gov
I11 a general call ter Three cheers for t,fl factional rjillt between tho Penrose crnor lefusfd to discuss the campaign,
tho next Governor of Pennsylvania. ' ' and the Vare branches nf the Itepubllcan Letters and telegrams received by the
tables at the dinner xveio taken b paved tho xf 'or tho announcement Ing his statetmnt of Wednesdaj night
friends of William A. Magee, and they ' Stato Hlg'. Commissioner O'Nell. , vax In serve notice on the Penrose men
and the recognized Penrocc men Joined ' W1,hln th L ' few 0aH 'N"C" wl" 'rathc' lne "l I'll,,'lurB'i "'at the .State
jnu me recognizee. 1 etiroco men joined )nal(p an annt!l icement that will tieutlv Administration would not mim.ort any
at the close or Senator Sproul s bpecc.i ,fnne hlx platform and open still wider old Organization icactlonai v. Tho Gov-
I'liiiaueipnia and formeilv- aslilant
professor f ;ngllsh history at the
I nlveislt.v of Ptnnsjlvanln, has been
Hrovv 11 orTy 11 direct statement from him for his stand against Penrose, but he Trlnitv i-ii . , . luton' "f
that he will not be 11 candidate. tkc'.lned M give out any t,f thes.i or , r-u" ,.dL iV: bI8Kt '0ege o
Whether the Governor will Issue am even tho names of their writers. I...." .7 .. ,m?.nmy r,,c woll of a
.statement supporting the candidacy of jr O'Vell mid he wax sill! thlni . of VL .1 V, ?"eB" " lmllar to that
II -Tho state- O'Nell Is not known. Friends of O'Xcll ' mA 'jh .n!'.."' Jll 7.1 """ ' f ,Vl. dea of.al1 American college.
mant nf (!nifrnnr trnml,.iiMrli Iu .-' .rA nlnrs i,tx. .,.., ,... it,.. . " . .".. -. mii i wuciui J,jnsjey lias alao hoon nu.
quickly apparent that tho dinner, was garded as having killed harmony be- luxugh indorsement Vceiuii. thev cc In-. i" U.J .'.. . ! nf, ."''....Vl'.'S K."" of a .committer to consider
NO CHANCE SEEN
FOR PARTY HARMONY
patty. This will be followed cither by (iovirnor from political friends In varl-
Indorsement by Attorney General otis parts of the Statu commended him
HAniUSnUP.G. Jan.
Governor
Lnderson lecrelat-i.' nf tb r-nmnnn.. 1 i. .1 , mm un h.iiiuk hhh-u iiaiiiiuiiy ue- naugii intiorscmrni. nccaui
Throughout the Stati" he saV "are ' n t o.l XZ E.fm xllTS '"f, 1"'" 1 '" S.i'c.,ol "f !?! . l.CP-Ub": ' ,'n(J'. " """! I1""" " -m'nB ffct things over:
ocated lare tanks fnf. Ktn,,n . ' "-"' j" .;"' . """..I"' -Vi.." I i."" "" ". "' ' "'"" "K "' caiiumacy m on tne canuiuaie.
Tho Governor's only puipose In Issu-
I am still upon tho watchtower looking
WWUI0B . T11..T1 fll.l-.t.-TC5 tlilHtn
iionornrui. urmio t'i' lnat.a ia,. .v. .- --""' " u "' '""" im i. noouu can pany ny opposing tne cantlltiacy or I
.'. . . ... . I located large tanlCS for StOrlnr tlltrn. 'rVii,n nnHni I ,a ai.nmnt nn ratl,ni. .ll ' c . .. . .. ... .... . ..
-TM nawa or tne anair leaKeu out ana ,.um PnaUet. .niin. v.." ' ," ,r.' "..""."Vi.-V: .i"-V"""' .?.:,'.,"'l" 1 OK,,llu' i,'Jrou, u"u "l ,ue Fa,,,e llm0
iitHaa nawspaper orrerea siz.oou ror ai; , ; .' .-.c"v, tu luuuueu, umi um tuies wuuiu uiuorft
" - ..ii. .i.i. .1 ..,... e ' uricantn anu ruei r.11. a ti,A hr.Ai n ,iAi.A, i.A..i.i 1... c.....A..t
'l Jiyw, mniiinwr iiki.iiib mc viler tu ,- - ...- i. covin a. iii.iivb inauvu w .iiuui
i nDK " mut in.r iv.rj. nr ,-mirM r.rtia.fi iiicic la lens iniiii leu iihvr' .iinni,, .t
S ,AX Uvat time we were friendly with the these products on hand. A .mnn...
B fflhiyn Government and everybody held of these vital necessities would be an
fcv' Mjfij'Sffir -'?-''' LH i"m'.!l?. 'L!!'"? ! PPa"ng calamity. Uven a temporary
STJS" m - - ..... ..kto, gasollno will work disaster by
Y. Vaovtytr. a few. days. afterward a caualnr fruck. ,. ,.,,, ,,,, "'"a,"!r.A
1 met uuaer in ine street ana saia. .. ,7. ",..,.,- ...JT.. , - "
V you any copies of the Kaiser's I'"" iuamc auxiliaries to railroad
iir uertaimy,' na saia: 'we naver-'"-""iriinuu. ma maintenance of
00 In the safe-deDoslt vaults.' 1 service of srasollne-driven r.irri.. i.
I .!.... .U--.. .1 1 ..t. .-..., J ... .. -" "
uuu luv uuc.iiuiiBr. iviiui. nuum
jnat. advise tha German Government to
FaL"f themT' 'Oh,1 said Glider, Jok-
kvB&H "SI DO( vona & warsnip over ior
t4Hlfer Then ha walked away.
.Ttaaaclna hla surprise when some
HMtaa later he wan called on the tale-
Phi ana miormta a aerman warship
arrived for the sheets. Sure enough.
waa a cruiser and, whllo there
Much conjecture as to the. reason
.,arrired, none really learned her
caaes were all taken sboar.1 tif
andlaha sailed away. Horns lime
this one of our edltora waa at a
ir when a younr German naval of.
Idled hi chair to him and said:
Me you would like to know what
of those sheets of the Kaiser's
r .
fall,' the young officer said, 'when
, too miles from New York we
the. first case overboard. It
.Instead of sinking, and a boat
cered and sent away to retrieve
ior some time tne omcers and
a keot busy In the stokeroom
1 and burning every one of those
IE3 INTERVIEW PUBLISHED
fwlsh now we had published that
lew ten years ago. It was very In
st and would have hurt the Em-
"tremendously, and we want to do
fell the harm possible. It contained
.Mfrifla 'arraignment of the Roman
i Church.
L. JBbrworth then recited the allu-
Its former President Taft and Arch-
Ijreiand, after which he told more
the rmal disposition of the
He said:
t them was riven to tliti fter.
ajttaeum at Harvard University.
our 1 wrote 10 a united mates
calling hla attention to the
haaklnr that ha obtain lh in.
'for publication, but I read to-
1 saser naa aisappearca. ana as
rsBoae, a uerman 01 uermans,
1 curator. It stands to reason an
man Ilka blm would not permit
ecumeni to remain wnere it
1 tne lauieriana.
heard there Is another cony
Md If there ts It seema to be
r e the owner to produce It and
1 contents puDiisnea. For it
Incalculable 4iarm to the Ger-
eefiecimuy wiui ins prex-
i, oecause 01 ine aiiacg
Church."
Or'IKTBREST SHOWN
of Interest In thla fup-
1 was atlmulated br the
apera' sudden Interest In
According to the
' stfeered la the Tribune
tare of Frank B. Killer.
at tha time was literary
1 Times, but waa In Europe
n waa mat ne inieri ion
tt la lso 'said by Bis.
resorter.-he offered
bard .NprUiolMfe and
Tasr rsrusea- pe
er xtjrsawite.
vital necessity.
'The steel mills and gas companies
aro constant nnd large users of fuel oil
and without It they will be obliged to
shut down. Unless the embargo Is lm
mediately lifted. Pennsylvania's trans
portatlon facilities will be serious,
crippled, our Industries shut down, and
our poople subjected to stern privations '
The arrival of tho Sproul boom In
Pittsburgh aroused the deepest In
terost, particularly as Senator William
E. Crow, tho State chairman, also was
being boomed. The Crow boom for
Governor and he, too, la politically
satisfactory to tho Vares wax really
formidable. Just after Senator Sproul
announced his candidacy he and Sena
tor Grow went into a private confer-
MEN HELD AS HOLD-UPS KILLS WEALTHY MAN
WEAR ARMY UNIFORM FOUND IN HIS HOME
Confess Themselves to He Robbers Cleveland Oil Promoter Returns
When Captured After Pistol Home Unexpectedly and Fatal
Battle With Police Shooting Follows
NUW YORK, Jan. 11. Following a L'LllVlJr.ANl), O., Jait. 11 -rntnial
' to one c finer, we ,rni,il ..ml tl,.. ..,,n .....1 iu ..,.. ,i. ..,.i..i ..1 v V
, ------ - .-" .-..iitv ..in. 1-. 1 1111111H1, 1uu011.il kiiuws every,
number of pounds hi three eaex of 130 I night, and everything I.- hustling and '41
I nellliita tn tl.ra,. rrrrhi . " i....nnn. ...1.1. .. . . ..n .. . . jM
" ' - - rt.v-.. i,ui-t.iiiiH 111111 .1 j,i,-t'-m vsiiiiiaieu popu- :
laiion ot l-ii.uuii, against a lxipulatior. ofJJ
li'.nou at tn last census. 4 3
Dr. ttnlll,,,.,! T I ,,i,. a :..... ! T -"onlhs Babv Smothered '
t ; . .' 'A ,1 ' Wlllle 1,ls mo,1'r Ui8 a!n In tho.al
1 UtOl' at J. nnity College same bed. James McLaughlin, tn.tf'JM
, 1 niontns old, was smothered ny an older v;i
1. '..uiuiiii 1 j.apsiej. a nallvo ot , brother, who accidental Iv rn ri t,i nti--H
top of his. The Infant wax fund un-. I-a
, nix ratiier on returnlngJJ
1 nl"ht. it was tiikn trt'i
" p'tnl. but utteinpts afi
1. ' flltllix 'O
- "$
"s Probated . S
A v Includo those ot ;'
loh Ml North Uleventh ,1
ntii'ii. 1'iiiuit- ueiiuesis ais-Jwt
livj-i". .11 , ii iiiitieu ai 'll.uvv; -
lohn i'. I'fiiiiflluH. il OWcst Price street. A
T0D0; Udvviird IllUard, 1412 Dickinson i.
street, 5i;c: James Gnllcr, 1219 North
UlvlKiitlli utxAnt i!0! ..! t I. f '
ijiAtnui ""(-ri, mu.t, eiiiu aillllO U. J
.uuni'ii, iui iiacx? eiieei, -iuv.
LOiit. 1'iir
Sr.
American
ne in the 'inlveislt graduates. Doctor Sorley und
. nnd his Piofcxwir Adaml. Doctor Lapslev P-
,-u .it.ia...l't fritliiiiiA . '
" '". rn iiaivnrd vnlverslt
"...en.. touauoratlon with Amcr-1
1 jii universities. n ,i,ia -
n-i.-. ,i. . .- , - .- th,. '.... " '."" "-"iiitimiee
jn.ti iiiu iiuii-inor in 111111- tiding 10. -"i-.i; .ii'i uibo two cither
ouiiu up nix political niacin
varloux counties Is apparent
.'tllcx with niitl-Ptnrose leaders durlni.'
th.' 1 ii,t few days htrengthen the be
lief that theio will be a tlirn-sldtd
fight next November. If the IVnroso
forces defeat tho Vare-Ilrumbaugh elo
ment at the primaries, It Ix ccnlldcntly
believed that the opposing Republican
candidate will still bo on tho tlchet
at the general election.
onco, tho result of which was that , spirited revolver battle with detective charges of murder were lodged today
TROLLEY KILLS GIRL;
ACCIDENTS HURT FIVE
Young Woman Steps in Front
of Car Auto Hits Three
Men
Yestci day tho Governor xent for George
W. Mcllhenny, u former lounty leader.
Crow announced Ills support of Sena-, in Brooklyn today, two men wearing the ! against Klmer Hupp, wealthy oil nro-i ?"..."-eT',.a.' ."f "a.f"' 't '.I.'r.s.he:..n
t 1 .wiiiivi 1-11.1 icmii'i i.iiti i".-ieieriuo col
uniform of the National Army and de- nioter. wlio lato labt night shot and I lector for tho Ninth District, lloth men
scribing themselves ax John Lentor, of killed Charles 1.. Jojce. also wealthy, were detluoned by Senator lieldleman
Torrlngton, Conn., and Wilbur Perry, I Hupp leturned unexpectedly from a tt,lel1 ,,e tool: over t,le I'enroso leader
are held by the police bUHlness trip to Chicago and found Joyce ! ZlT.l 'ZL' 1
Lentor und Perry, after liclng con- in hlx homo at I,al.cvvood, a fashionable burg. lioth men talked for some time
fionted by several of their victims, aio , Cleveland buburb. Joyie lived at Urate- with the Governor und Private r-'ecre
tor Sproul.
FIELD DAY FOR PUNROSi:
Senator Penrose had a field day yes
terday. Ila met lieutenants from all of
he weftern counties, and as a political
ltader seemed to enjoy himself thor
oughly. It was much better than In
Philadelphia, where the Mayor Is
A joung woman Is dead aftd five other
persons are In hnsptlals today following
several street accidents.
..Anna. Kolberger. eighteen jears old.
12J0 North Twenty-nlnlh street, was
Instantly killed when struck by a trolley
car at Twenty-ninth and miles stree
She did not see the car coming and
stepped In front of it. The motorman
James Hustom, nfty-beyen years old
2217 Summer street, will have a hearing
In Central Police Court today.
A skidding automobile on the Bailey
road, near the Holy Cross Cemetery
Delaware County, struck and painfully
Injured three men. They are Ir. the
ITnlvers.ty Hospital. They are James
llrown, twenty-eight years old, 103
North Kifty-second street: William Mel
Ion. thirty years old, 4127 Haverford
avenue, and William Mclntyre, thirty
j ears old, 601 Irving street. Mellon
has a fractured skull and may die.
Mart Held as Draft Dodger
Huspected of belnr a German without
a registration card, Mike Slier, twenty
three years old, who said he lived near
Camp Meaoe, was held In 1400 ball far
a further hearing Sunday by Magistrate
Collins In the Nineteenth and Oxford
streets police station today. Slger de
clared he was a Greek and had no reg
istration card. He waa arrested by
Policeman Lee, of the Twenty-sixth and
York streets station, while acting aus
piciously around freight cara on the
Pennsylvania ' Railroad near Glenside
avenue.
E. P. VogeU FUuneral Tomorrow
The funeral of Edward Pare Vogtls.
the well-known realty man who waa
killed by an auto Thursday, will be held
tomorrow at noon at the Trinity Me.
mortal Chapel, 221S Spruce street, the
Rev, J, Os-le Warfleld officiating. I1T0
ohapej.wll) be, open to friend of the
tla ' MMenoiH Av WMlMvl
'against" him.
outsldn of luislilg around with local
und county tickets he and his frlems.
vere most concerned In a candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. One proposition,
advanced by ex-United States 8enator
Oliver, .Max Leslie and the new Mayor,
R. V. Babcock, was that the "dry"
movement thould be capitalized and
that George 11 Alter. ex-Sneaker of the
j State House of Representatives, should
ne "siaieu- ror Lieutenant Oovernor.
Mr, Alter Is' a local cptlonlst, but it
developed that the Alter boom was not
favorably received. Therefore, the State
ticket, so far as Senator Penrose and
his allies aro concerned, ehaped up In '
mis way i
Governor Senator William C. Sprool.
Secretary of Internal AQalr. James I'.
Woodward, of McKeesport, State Rep
resentative and chairman of the
House Appropriations Committee.
Lieutenant Governor E. E. Beldleman,
Senator from Dauphin County and
president pro tem. of the Sttte Senate.
ANTI-PENROSK MEN FOR TICKET
said to havo confessed to cevcial tecent
hold-ups. The pair hald they were de
serters from Company I, of tho Forty
ninth Regiment, now- located at Camp
Merrltt. near Tenafly. N. J.
Detectives trailed the men for neatly ' daughter wete witnesses to the shooting
two miles. The soldiers opened
uuhl. 11 district known ax "Tho Million-' ry Hall.
alro colony, which, although within Senator Beldleman fought the Gov.
the city limits. Is n biparate munnkl- ernor nt the primaries In 191C. when ho
Yoru'clo nln'flrn,"""0 " was R "ndldato for national delegate.
1!u(Yh wife ami tlilrtcen-ycar-old j,,. niinn,.,! n,. .. ""o.
In l. I ..,... 1 f 1.. .. . -
the The dead man was thlrtv-Cve vcars old. "' ' " ","u.lD """ ,UUB' l l"e Governor's
-" . ... . - . - .j riiniiKinrft fii Airii'rii- ixaru
with their service pistols but. after q 1 Hupp eft home last Tuesday, he told 'oVern' Issued f orders thxi n' . '
brisk exchange of shots, none of which the police, expecting to go to Kansas '" 0J '38Ud ""f at local me,
took effect, they surrendered. City. On reaching Chicago he changed "l5el nt tho Capitol should vote fo
J . , his mlt.d and lelurncd to Cleveland J?- '- leister, who won, Ho far th
w lien the
men
r
th
...... . ...,..' n.,,j. i.. .. ..1..1 .... .
nmvi?ivr vi'iTcn nni T ITTrn , wiinoui iniorniing 111s wne 01 ms ennnge ". v.-u iniiuun nas neon to
DRINKING Art,K I ULLU1LU I ,n plang , ust the Senator's father from un J1100
un ins arrival u ins homo lie nuined J"" at ine t.apitoi.
to his wife's apartments. There, the Another development r.r 11,. .,
Physician Complains His Patients
Have Been Poisoned
All the Information here Is that the. . d ,. ..
Vares and former Mayor, Magee. of fJJJtlr?buted to
Pittsburgh. antl-Penroie leaders, will fti? itiver fie
nnnAt tt.t. tMt.. yi .. am niv er. III
support tills ticket. The queition of
"slating" four men for the four places
as Congressmen-at-Iarge has not been
finally answered. State Representative
Isadora Stern is here, and It Is under
stood that ha ix being considered fjr
the ticket.
Senator Penrose, discussing the State
ticket, made this statement:
'The question of candidacies should
be the subject of fair and open discus
sion among members of the Republican
party. Suggestions as to any candidate
should receive fair and careful consider
ation. I have not been in Pittsburgh
for nearly a year. I am glad of the
present opportunity to sound out senti
ment In 'this end of the State, and I am
more certain than ever that Pennsyl
vania will be safely Republican this
year when we elect n Oovernor and
other State official!."
Senator Penrose apparently felt that
11 was up t mm to say something;
therefore. In hla address at the Arm
strong dinner, he announced. "I nm
here." He promptly followed up ths,t
declaration with thla' cryptic utterance!
"With everybody pulling together we
can elect any one,"
Senator Sproul followed Senator Pen
rose on the speaking program. Hli In
troduction by the tomatmaeter,, Senator
.iine,- ana we ovation ns received, set
a K-vsrsj w.uH
SSL SSSSl&jsiSi '
NORRISTOWN, Pa., Jan. 11. A Xor
rlotown physician made complaint to
the Board of Health this morning that
several of Ills patients had been made
Ick by the publlo drinking water, which
has had a gaseous taste and odor for
some daj s.
Norrlstown has a filtered water sup-
trouble, which Is unusual.
the fact that the Schuyl-
om which the water Is
taken, Is frozen over.
polUe say. he found Mrs. Hupp, an un- lhe bringing hero of Vevin nt..iri,
usually attractive woman, eight vears forn," washlnaton nartv Jt.i .r'V
younger than her husband, wiui Is forty. ! from ? Un leim ,, S,a,f l'nRlr
Ho asked her If sho wa alone. She sale " an' f,rom, , ,,la(d'lpl,'a.' ' l Pb.
told tho omcers to whom he ' Pnl'''Iuci,JB ni'ltf xaT'ncr, ot ,he s,ate
iself up that ho heard a nolte ' . n8u'"P" ' "Panment and was named
tlio and had started to climb1 b. ,N" wl'en ho was Insurance Com-
.!..,,.., "! VUIIUU1.I. 1110
Hupp
gave himself
In ,. nl.'li.
the xtalrs when he met Joyce. The hus-, !"ll,lo"e'' "e 'oU'ed the State with
band Immediately opened lire, three bul- Loosevelt soveral times and came over
lets taking effect In ills victim's body. x? iha are-Brumbaugh faction when
Joyce died Instantly. Following -the t ,he ashlngton party broko up. He
shooting Hupp called the police and gave' was appointed by Brumbaugh as Super
hlmeelf up. Intendent of Printing, but declined.
Does "Bit" for French Sufferers
The Little House of St. Pantaleon, an
American-French war relief toddy, Iisb
on hand 12000 worth of surgical In
struments and 4000 blankets ready for
shipment to military hospitals, orphan
ages and Individual sufferers ot France.
Stop Work on McN'ichol Home
Work has been stopped on the new
home of the late Senator James P.
McNIchol, which was In course of con
struction at the corner of Nineteenth
and Race streets, and It la stated that
the house will be sold.
TOO LATH yO rLAHHlnCATION
HW.1' WANTKD rr.MAT.r,
WOMAN, competent, to act as companion
and worktn hou.tketp.ri rtftrtnet; bt-
tvi-ttn SO and &5 y.ir. of sett kllcbtn woman
it. pti rtfln.it. 8021 Prankford v.
Annual Shopworn Sale
HKLT W'ANTKD-iMALK
CHAUKKHURH Btc. huiky. txptr. men
wanted to drive btavy motortruck.! mu.t
be t.t-clt rh.ufr.ur.t Apply the Atlanlln
R.flnlns Co., Emplormtnt Utpt., Atlantis
Ql, 14 Psnyunk aye.
JL
as
Bargains for Men, Too!
Remember that every shoe in
the sale represented unusual
value at its .original price.
Steideriflalt
- 1420ChettnutSt.
ri
1 "Wlwrp Qalr.the Beit Js, Good Knujh"
$i-"& 4ss' iV ttt'lt. ,Jj, .e.t&Au i
raTei i
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