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EVENING PUBLIC L13DGEfr--PfflLDELPimY, SATURDAY. JANUARY 19, 1918
3
BRUMBAUGH HAS PLAN 1u-s- lineh battles
mnmnnfinn -i.tinr, WITH FOUR U-HOATS
. iu lllaii lual, iTiuaa
Suggests Thnt Rnilroad Men
Bo Rcclrnf ted I rom Can
' tonments
Kcnchci Port Safely fcnd Gunners
I Think They Hit Ono Enemy
1.IU1L
SALOONS REAP PROFITS1
FROM IDLE WORKERS
ASKS ADVICE ON
I V lmiT.tMII I'OIIT. J.m in An
i mcrli-nn llm i linn Juxt roncluil thlo
port nfler inrtiiintci.nic four Oerinnn
tubulin Iiicm, one of vvliltli Ik lirlUvut tu
PLAN 1 1''1'' ,,t','i ilniiinitiMl Ii) flic from llio
i mii8 Kutis.
Men Out of Work Because of
f Shutdown Throng Bars
of City
Two Ni'Rroi's Committed to Awnit
Coronei's Action in Suspected
i Murder
Tmii in Kin iikIi rollcitoic. Inii'lUnlwl
liv the iiulit In tin1 tlriuli of Mrs Scrum
iViMnil wlm "in1 fmiiiil iic-tnnnllv
slraimltil in ilu iinllivnv of lui lii'iiir at
1353 .North nrtcctilli Ktirot. oil Jnntmiv
vvcrr tml.iv Jiehl without lit" to nvwilt
DR. BRUBAKER ELECJEI) I
PRESIDENT OF MEDICOS1
IN MQVIE IIOUbL , HOIlor ronferred After U. of 1 Man
Had ltcsinctl Under Chiii-fre of
I'lo-Gcimanism
BERKS COUNTY TO GO
DRY ON ALL MONDAYS
Legitiniate and Vaudeville
Theatres Will Be Dark
Monday Night
HAItlMHUUIlO. Jan 10.
Governor Urunili.iugh liau i.Mirtl i
statement on tho OnrllrM "Oiiiiilimii'
With nil nf tint lltm minim nf thr
illin KnilH. I , , , : : I. Mere liiu.iv nfltl vviuititii ii mi .' iih.iii
Tho'llrxt Miliin.li Inn wns oluhte.l on Hly iicrmltut tu iinmln iwn iltirlnR . nc,(I1, ,,f tlc .iom r by MimlMrtit,
llm fl a.,lnil to liltt ilull am nat.l lli i.. liA.f.1 1 ...
rwciitj-i-eiomi meet inn
line nolleo Htiitlon
arc wllllnni H.itie
..id rl.nfln (tlliviin
Mill. U1. t...-,-.l.. ll...1 1mu...r "" "' inuu-ll.ul vlllUH.KU,
for latir two 111010 xubinnrlnci wete HumlreiM or workmen, mailo Idlo by
elKlitcd. one on vmli clile. """ e(llct- Witlureil In Kilooni In nil
The eh i ciins opened n lint llro ami 'c,'ll"n', lf tllc Ttic one tople
tbo Kunners believe thrtt ono of the olnernnuu It was Hie niuitilouii mill
oceanic uuu
I iiu iiipi ntiiitiiiii nn) vvti-j riKtui'ti on . ...... , ., I mu uruiiil ill me it'
Holds Conferences to Devise Uest.'i foRKJ nlsht nml tho two iraft viroi11)0 "' Hlmti ow n ami tjte iirti.eci ,,lUe , , Tttci
Means to Protect Stnto in "' tNt.tlicr th.U they nearly col-1 ? J""0 V" "'" "t, 'l? "f. Til'l ,'0",?J "'"' IMrtj num
Means to 1 rotect State in UJc(1 ,ubmt , tea lew. on he Monday hohbij. m., Tho mcu.c J ,m
tmergency nm, cl ,mlq 01I lnoro ,l)lcil. I loonkcj er. . wirtnj a , iiK Imnci f 3937 N.ee .tree..
riiliiiinrine was ulRhled AKnln the Run
opfiiid tn, bin whither 01 not the 1.
1 boat w ik hit w iinUnowi!
' In the m aniline a wlrolt all Man
1 tint out and iUtt overs tame up nt top
Him (I Si.mh was made for the Fub-
initlnci wlilli the liner wimintu it nil
lit r w i t 1 port
LABOR UNION MAY
LENGTHEN WORK DAY
Tile woil.uien found the naloonn emu.
fortably heated. There wa no tparlnn
of tho coal pile to provide wnrmtli and
wimfort for tho nwh of patrons ' A
mall) of tncs? men ore eniidojod tiv
flnn-i tint will not lomlnue tularlen
for the period of IdlencMr. church lend
ern, wiil.il workers and Homo tunuufai'
tuierH eiircscd the hope that the
Miloons inlKht be closed to prevent nnv
-ulferlnu or tllronlti
There HeetiiH to be little pronpeet of
thine pl.uiK UosIiib JIa.vnr Smith and
IHrector AVIlon have raid they liavo
not the nuthorlt to nml..- nueh nn
order Tho License I'ouit has tnUcti the
loiiveiKntlon was Hie
orders. ciibkcmIiik that rallioad men In Bubmurln. x na. xtrii.k. Tim thin nirntn mn,' of "'0 KnlhTh
eonceniratlon camps 1.0 sent incK to aid oiaped but several hours later 11 fourth ' ,' , l "cuiik.
In lianill'iiB i"e ai iohrciioii iiic
ttntcnieiit was wiltlen e.ulv estnH,
but not released until evenluc and
meanwb le the C.ivernor. neeordins to
jil own stntenient, conferred with the
Chairman of tho public safetv rnnimlt
ec over the telephone and Kent tele
grams to diaries M Schwab, A A llerr,
of JI10 VoRtliiKhoue f"onipin, and
others nlntive to the orders
The fSovernor said he hid no replies
to cive out nml It Is believed the men
ouerlcd nil promised to co-operate with 1
tho (JnilleKl uimiiistiniinn. 110 mailer
vrhnt tholi neisonil feclhiKs may be
The stati ment issued is as follows-
1 e deer-e . f the fuel ndmlnltrilor.
1 sfficHnt. i 'es tho ery life of this
fomm vvcilMi I v'evv viltii Kr.ive con-
cfrn I nsiet tl it due notice of Us pro.
mu'Kitli n was ml i;lven the Stalo ud-
mlnlvintui 1 id ouf huMuesH Interests
Tho peopl. f . ' 1 Iv mil nrn InteliselJ
lnvi' Tliev 1 v el be taUen Into the
counde-i ' ihc nrt't 1 In adv nice of
an n n "mt in v email results of tho
no:t t nt oMir nm' unhappy conse-
nusiice
"We n i
not I til .
I e.vl t mt I v m
t!irt n shier
much .ufferliiK will ensue tlmo nloue will , . n meuibershlp of about EOOO Worn
revta' tVo must plan at once to rclIvo ' "' ." Jv""-
the dltiess thlit seems Inevitable Th ' ' ilml f hem aro piece workers
members of the national Semite, nnd t the p.-csent time they work nlin
Housf who weie piosent and voiced a imurs Ilv tciiEthentnt tho iln' uml
word or counsel foi time to plan for the ur . ,c IF ' '.'"'"J- "' J"1." "'"
rtvv jiderof things are tube eomniended ',,',.,,,,?, , ,'"." 1,c"" ."
"Tcdav I shall confer w'th leprescnti- ,,leml ,M would he able to legala what
tlv hideis rf thouRht throughout the t'i'v loso duiliiK the nvcultij .thut down
State ard vvi I tl en take such action In Alci h.uiu s nnd iitlurn who ato mem
the interests of peace and saTely of our bcis of labor unions vvhhh nro identl
Industi lis and our people 11s the clrcum- tlcil with thu Amu lean lVderatlon of
MB,wimM "'" '-"- 1 i-auoi. tniiKriuatra toila (it thn iVn
t.,.l t .1 ..! ....
.Imihtli.s seeme.l to be "." .' . '-"" ""i ami in Mlo rail.wnv
of 3531 Mee street Tho men vlsllnl
tho house the dav the woman s hodv was
dlscoveied to mlleit ashes and t ild 1 mi
llhtlni; stoi Us win 11 iuetioneil
RUSH COAL TO FILL
BUNKERS OF FLEET!
in Congestion Around New
York City
Waist and Dressmaker
Consider Plan for Making
Up Lost Time
i:V Ui Jan 1! CotiBcsiion is
being Moinlllv lellevcil In the N'ew Vmh
teirltor, niiordltif to ncouniBlnft tc-
stnnil that thp saloons 1 atinot be closed lorts rei eived lit II Smith, assist,
without an order from the Cov.rnoi nt illrn tor Kelioral of railroads l.f-
The ixeuitlvi board of tho 'Waist im.l
Hressinakeis I nlon with headquarters
h ue 1 t-i tnemious army or "i " .01tn .Ninth sttcet, will mei t
;,,nen.,1nM.UtlhCe,,,!a,tloVneeI;s - Mondav to deeldo whether the daVs adelphh
f their labor Just how "oil. should he lengthened. This union ,,",., ''
tO Tin llovernor has said that he "nibjlit "
r quest tno judges to iloso saloons when
he is olllclally uotiricd of tho shutdown
order,
IMilliUl.irly In the mill districts of
Kinslliglon nnd Mnmi.vunU tho Fiiloon
business was fan, above nonnal t
nnd early hour this morning Idle work-
rs gathered about tho b ir Saloons
were nlso busy in West und South l'hll-
orter lli.idford. liend nf h
I.lKhthouse Xllsslon. s.ild a serious mis
take has been in.nlo In permitting the
saloons to remain open. IIo said the
large gntherlng of Idle woikmcn In th
s,iliHin affords an ectllent clianee foi
hi man ngents to ilrctilnto ainons them
and spie.ul their propaganda He ex
pressed I he belief that disorder would
result
warrant
"If
.,.r , , vinir noil for fuel for nnr ves. "iiiiiK 1 00 iv . me men ivlio are Id e
sols wouic It not -i ivo hem wise to shift leimtil to takt Dmtor tlarfleld's oidei
the til 111 tii l.ior eis fiom one to nnotlier hi a philosophical mood Tlnre were 11
nctlvnv mil thus accomplish the result, ftw who evpusseil lln Ir indignation
keep our people tniplojcd and secure tho and thele wire some who thought evurv
Urgest poss bli output of our Industries? ,ln ,,,,, , , , the llovctii-
Might it not have beui itosslblo to turn .,.. ! viovciu
htii" the skilled men In tin uitloiul tan-
torment' lot a week's crvlio in icllov
tng the acute cnmlltlons clsting7"
The Gov 1 1 1101 has made no iitlempt
to conceal tin f.ut that he has been
gie.itlv dis.ipp ilntcd tint tl-e l'edernl
Ooviriimeut did not consult him regard
ing 'he 11 11IV t Ie said during the
'lasr tw iltvs tint he would not talk
ltgsnlr.- the unlets until he received
a 1 01 11 in 1 "pv of them Xo auto
graphed ii p v has et bft'i received at
tl e ett utive dep-irtment
Duilnc the iltv James 11 Maurer.
prealdint of the rennsvlvanla 1'cdera- Iicih of the loinmlttee lire 11 li W
tlon of Labor Oeorge Rownnd. clnlr- II S riuti inu I v. l.ltehl
man of the lliotherlnod or I'.iilwny
Trunnien and II JI Tainei chairman
nf the I'i tin 1 hood of R.1IIW.1J Condue.
tors cillnl upon the liovernor and he
,(k. . J the ii.irflehl oiders with them
(....vornnr Urunili.iugh bus no power to
declari legal holldavs He can nnd has
declared holid.ivs In l'cimsv Iv.uila, but
these are not observed bv tin banking
Institutions Tim fuel administration s
order for heatless d.ijs set forth that tho
State govciiinunts 111 iv declare the next
ten Mond.ns legal hiilidtjs. thus closing
tanks und trust companies, but In l'cnn-
slvania 011K tho Lcglilaturu could do
this
KUlllSKIt MKX '10 All) U. S.
Trade Appoints; Committee to Co
uper.ite With Goveinmcnt
Ni:V YoltK, Jan 10 It Is nn
nouiucd tli.it 11 wai service committee
'to uct ns a point or contait between
the nibbei industry and tho Uovcin
ment ' has been appointed by tho Rub
ber Association of America Inc Mem.
orl.
hlleld.
kion. u I lines .N tiimii and 11 IJ
llodgman N. vv ml, Utv l'uinlshlirg
informatloii as t,, the capacltv of the
ludustij tu s, i, government il uiciN
duting tin w it mil .isslst.mie In speed
ing 1111 tin duel mi vvll bt .tuning lt
fuiutiniis
"BIG COMPANIES SELL
CULM AS GOOD COAL"
HOLD M010K1IOAT SHOW
Tirst War -Time IMiibit of Industry's
History
i: AiililC, Jan i'i - The first
wnilime 1110lorbo.it show In the histon
of 1 nglnis und boat inanufaeture opt tied
lteie tod.iv nt ilrand I'entral I'nlae and muk
will lontlnue thioiigh the coming wteK aimy
llattleshlp giav was the e'olor whiih
piednuilu.iltil the exhibit
Motorlmnts uf tverv size are bi iuu
shown fiom thu fiuil little "put-put' to
the sleek ginv suhniarine eliascr Mnnv
of the biggir Isiats have guns mounted
foie and aft. rum re to boat and
aviation motor are two special featuies
Ml 01 tin theatres tilning liKltimate
and vnudivtlh ntlliutinn" will .start
thcli itgulni week's eiileitnlnment mi
'Miesil.iv. In aitoidanci with the ordeis
of the fuel mttnlnlMintoi forhtddlmc use
of heat on Monday. Nevertheless, the
teinKirarll uiirmpioved lstpulace will
not be devoid of cntertilnment, ns It
Mas been announced h the Stanley
1 ompnnv nd the t'entml Market sn-eet
uiusement I'otnpanv thnt a doxen
inovliig pit lure houses under their ill
icition will open 011 Motidnv nml glvi
In illess ei fnriiiHiices
In it st.itoineiit issued It wns pointed
lit that (tills ionise Is Justified, both
1 n the part of coiisciving fuel atk) also
to give the publli entertainment at this
1 1 it ti-1 1 time
Tl.. l. ...1. .... llunlh. It..! ..Ill muinIii
Ollicilll Report ShoWS Break lure the Slniibv. llilace Anndte, Vic
toria, Ik Kent. Alhumlita. rrttictss
Knvov. Imiiertnl, ltlalto, tlrent Not tin in
anil the Amlltoiiiim at 133 M.ukn
strut.
spnlnl loineit of tin riillud-lphia
iirihestrn ulilth wns mheftulnt to t ik
idiue on Monduv night at tho Auideun
of Music ha- lits'ti IKistimned until
TufikIuv nlKht Thkets pun hasetl foi
the Moiulav p. rfm liianit vv III, of eotirs. ,
Ih eoisl for TiiisiIhv.
There Is a tossthillty thnt after m xt
week thcutris will he ev tupt from tin
Monduv hi. Hess unlet and 1st riniltod
to seleit nnotlur dav dining thu uctk
upon vvbli h to lomplv with the otilei
n uiiotlliiii riinirt to tills cffeit tunic
titun Wnshtngtoii toititv The thentrli.il
uiuiuiBirs 1 intend that if the iint-nt-iloed
havi oppoitunlties for nimi'i
ment mi Motidnv the enjotud holldu)
period would he less Uiihuiiv. They
lime also Inlntinisl the futl ailmlnistr.i
lor that inuipllame with the heatless
onh 1 on nnv da) other than Monduv
would 1 a its, less loss ami t'ompllcutlons
111 theh business
The munaciis point out that tbentrl-.
tut troupes nr aictistomed to traveling
on Kutidnv nml a sudden switih in tin
idnns would havi seilqus results on
iit'i'inint nf tin itinngts In 111 1 road
sihedules nnd piipnratloiis vrhlih me
niado for the othiiing k 1 forinance
Shuttagi of toul has 1 uistd a isist
isinemi nt of the piesentation of "l.n
Truvliitu at the Metiopolltmi )irri
tlouso next Tin sduj The proiliiitluti
of tin opetii will he given latir und dtn
llotiie of the tljte ot pit si ptutlon vvill
hi gtvtti bv tin nut iiugt ment All tkk
its foi Tinstlav s perform 1111 c will Is
good fnt the tint glvili lattl
In spile or the fait that, stum ting
until 1 barges of pro-aermiinlsin. he had
n-lgnitl us a mi tuber of tho Medlial
1 'lub of riillatlelphla nnd his resignation
hud been m tented In lbert 1' Urn
bakir, prnfi'ssoi of pb.vslology at the
I'niveisltv f I'i nnsjlv aula. w .is elected
prrsldent of tin soi let nt Its regular
meeting, reiilvlng 10 votes to "' for
lr William liulTleld Rnblnsiin
Acceptntti'. of Poctor llrubaker's
resignation was dulared to lw Illegal.
iMnause It had not been tendered tlilitv
dnvs liofore tin election Ills lov tin
and devotion to Amerltnn ideuls w.it
vvnrml.v ilefcndeil In a clrcuhir litter
wrltttii tn ineinbers of the ilub b I
Thomas II I'en'on
i Mher nllli 1 1 s t lei ted were Vice pi -dents.
Ir ii 1 nam King and lr Ali
iinihr Mu Xlllstet , suritur.v, Iir 1
li.ini S Win ttiasiircr Mr Lewis n
Villi 1 govii'ii Mi Mtfluniv I. id
ilirit dim tin- Mrs l.ottl J ltiirn .
How ud -lt, I, Uim V N11'
iln lgt 1 t 11.1 1 "Hi William 1 1'iiki
Liquor Interests Make Rule to
Continue During Coal
Shutdown
RUAMIXG. I'.i Jan 11
At a Joint imxtlng of the execullvc
board of reta'l lkiuor denlers and luew-
eij of Uerka I'otiuty today It was u mil.
mou-lv n solved thnt all lhencd hnl.
, ftdmlnUtintor in closlne their bars
JMonda), Jnnua Si and 8U0rcalli
Monda), ns 1 nueitid in rederol ofder.
Tho action win recelvo cooperation of
every licensed dealer In llerks Cpunty.
Saloonkeepers nnd hotel proprietor
were undeeldd until now ns: to Jntt ho-v
far thev in ght go In the matte Thv
fuel order speclllcil that no fui 1 coulij
be used In buildings where liquor WM
sold. Somo snloonkcepem contendeu
llsit saloons could bo oiien provIdlnE
110 fuel wns ronstimed Others tecurctJ
opinions fiom their nttornejrs durlr
the morning hours. Tho general con
sensus of opinion wns that all saloons
and bars must bo closed.
Several downtown hotel proprietor
announced that vvhllo their hotels would
irs In the iimiiiv ,i,i,i,t ..!. .-, . ' bo open tot the entertainment ot guests,
rs I. ilie i.iuntv should . omplv sin. t-, wouM 1)0 c,opeil aIld heat ,nut
Iv with tb oiilei of the I'edet.il futl rt
U1
N
ANTHRACITE MINE
OWNERS NEED MEN
Jackie's Cited for llravcrv
VKIItNilTuN, Jan 10 Two en
ilstid men of tin ii.tv have been com
mended bv secirt.trv Daniels for bi.iv
1 rv Rav Nve. of Viwport, It I, iliuf
runners- tnate was eotumeutlitl lot
lumping on 1 board fiom a tiauspmt and
iisiuniK .1 tliouuing man John Hat
vt Mnks of Mctiueeu ik 1 hu
man ilsjlavti iiinigi in putting n ,t
1 tin tlo ml ship
THEATRES AT SHORE
TO CLOSE SUNDAYS
forts me being concentrated on the
movement of i-oul, cspcc'ally fuel for
the great fleet of merchant ships tied
up In this and other ports
The i.ir supply at tbV West Vltglnli
ro.ll mines was snld to lie a In ut ft"
per cent of normal I'rom these fields
Is obtained the gttuter poition of
bunker mill foi null hern Atlantic ports
Thcro were utid empty cars available
theio vvhllo 43S were loaded OimIuv lie
fore. A full suppl of cars is lit the
anthracite mines nnd the mippl at New
lersey tidewater terminals li.is in
ci eased
Harbor tlalllr here Is still baiidl
canped b lie paiks, mun.v sleam llght
irs and tugs used for tmvlng baige
having b-en crippled by the heavv Hoe".
Mespltes these unfavorable conditions
many moie stcnmFhips waiting for
hunker inal to begin theh vovuges were
siipplltd than on un tl.i.v 111 the lust
week. More than 100 vessels mere suld
to be still waiting for fuel.
1 'o.illng uf these ships was lotiftliltied
of first Impoitunce and nil cffoits weie
dlreited tn that end It was painted out
that the il.ills arrivals exieed the nam
her of ei nft on which fuel has bsi is
loaded ( illli I, il uini mil tti il on till'
ronvitiiid that the Vinitliitii
In I'lauis1 must have a stiudv
and uninterrupteil stitnni of sunpllis
l'cpt as rigards iuul moveiiKuts.
tils great lentcr of IndiMrv slovvtil
tlnwii in i.unplunie with the futl 111I
inlnlstrntlon Tirdei, vvlilb rnllroads
v igowuslj" nttneked the problem of
biinkeiing the lOd in more ships await
ing to taki catBoes of freight avvuv
ftomuinnesteil terminals
I'ot the mo'st part the thousands of
manufacturing plants In this vlilnltv not
spceiflcallv excepteil liv the fuel aamin
nivni'nlni's finninittlfn I sills
for 25,000 More to Speed
Up Production
Tin Viithrailtf Opetutors romnuttee
In 1 Ktuttineni issiieil today appcuhd foi
mine Inborns The statement points
out that priidiietton must bo fuithei
ini reused, hut w Ithnut more men t 1
work in the mines it Is impossible
At least ''5,onn men can have 111
tlniinus full-time work under fnv uable
Kuidltlons as tho operators are tb -vt
lupeil sulllclentlv to cuahlo nn 1111
mcdiuti increase In production if the
noiessnr) lalsir can lw? proiured .n -iiinliiig
to tho statuiient
'The untbrneili operators realize tint
abnormal vveuthn and inllrond tougt--tton
bus euituilid the prisent supiih
the stutenient leads, 'but ale l,unh
alive to meet the new tnl.lt god and
imperative demands for to.il I'll.5
vvoilt now to suppl (onsumerK foi all
tssentiul trqulri mints. At the sum
time, looking to the fill ill e. tin v
through pruduitlon 1o meit ihangul 1011
dltlons." 11l.lt les,pits ,f the 1 lt ct in 1.1 IK
illiludilig the subllllis 1110 lliol c.likliU
.1 I uaiiited with tin 1011I situation toil
the supplies on h.md at the stviral mil
vatds Is 1 lea lb Indicated In the st.iti
nient bv man prominent 10.1l denleis
this morning that there has bom nn
iiitrense In the number of culls lot di-
liveries of io.il
,,?r.y-:V"V.:ll,l. !,$".?-, These dealers express, the opinion
Inlet bridge uf the I'ennsvlvanla Rail- 1 tImt the people are keeping close tabs I
road, bv leuson of whiih all or seven on 10111 snipnieuis 10 local arus
KAII.UOAI) ItKHAK liKI'Alltl'l)
Towns on ieen-Milu llcnch Again
Linked With Mninlnnd
Istrntlons order rlostnl down nroinptlv.
and vv bllo somo continued to utter pro- 1 ,n,i0 un of
tests, a nolo of cheerful resignation to i,n,i platfoim
tilt situation was onservaoie tor me
most put In the comments of tho uf
fictcd mauufactuieis
1'ossililv in 1100 istalill-bments heie
nnd In adjoining titles in northern .New
Jeisev tomplieu with tiio uiuei, unu
esiiniiies of the number of eniplojisi Civil Servile Tests Aniiuuiucd
lilb tun higher than .' uoo 0U0. T)(( (.un pnyUo Cummlssion has 1111-
lllf wage iuss iui inc 10111 nave !- .,! ,,n ,.niiilii.itlini to be he tl I e b-
ruiry 1, foi imltn at tin Phll.idilplili
mint, nt a salar) of $ I in a 1l.1v Dint
Mile lteiti h was without inllroad con
lift tlnti with the mainland the Reading
and penns.vlwini.i tuuks litre were ion
nected b.v sw lit lies, uml the first train,
"iiiiieu passengei, iretgiu
tats went nut with an
lutomtug lussiugir 1 oat h at evening
I'm 1111 Hv the hunk tu the Tow mu ml
Inlet bridge was on almost annual U'
turieiue nnd was attended bv inuih di
pi ivation on seven Mile lleuelt
nnd
that the reient order of Dlrtstor U.11-
fteld has not led then) to believe thnt
coal xnnls tan supply them with coal
through the shutting down of indusmtl
plants
Philippine Troops Available
V s.JINi,Ti, Jan Pi - Niitlu 1
to 1 ill into the I'nlletl States set 1, 1
Philippine nilllt. 11 v organizations Is gi, n
tin I'lisklftii in .1 loue bill nsi
vtsteidiv bv the Senate and tent to tn,
White House
off is osthuatid ut more than $25 000.-1
nun, although this was only a nominal
guess for l.uL of tiifoimatlon as to
vvh.it plants wcit lontinulng tho wages
of their men during the Idle period
otice!
T0 ALL Owners and Occu
pants of Buildings Protected
by Automatic Sprinkler equip
ments: You are advised that the
State Fuel Administrator, Mr.
William Potter, has authorized
us to advise all parties inter
ested that permission is granted
to use fuel for h---Mng build
ings protected by automatic
sprinkler equipments to such a
degree only as may be neces
sary to prevent freezing.
We also desire to call your
earnest attention to, the procla
mation of his Honor, the
Mayor, as of this date.
Fire JJnderwriters
Association
By Order of Executive Committee.
Hexamer
Secretary
j jf ; .11
i:ven if the uovenior had the power Representative Reese Reports Fuel Administrator's Order
to designate legal holldavH It Is not , . '
on His Investigation of the
Anthracite Industry .
I'lifTM II,u: Pa. Jan Hi Rune
Mutative Piank C P.eeso has made pub
Is Expected to Shut Doors
of All Playhouses
A 'I I.A.N 'I If CP .1.1 n 19
!at they In- , , , J ,,u,u l Kees 1,as "a'10 l'n Sundaj vaudeville iirodtKcrs and mov- ' department stores, wuiineiu tiieir state-
I..I., . "c ,lls Invest'gat on ot tho nnthnclto i 1 . . 1 ments bceauso of the possibility of a.
n help over- lmlustlj., ,,, ,la, OCcupIc.l "ccial l,,-'l-t" managers, who for jean. modIflcatlon of ,he fUl, administration ,
l lime. wfI. iltl, !. ... i.,, .... have sltleslnnneil S.l.1ln Cl.nl.hntEiisnii rpcr. A,.l.i.
Ilkelj that In would Pinter Ihc woman a
labor law of I'i nusjlvanla women may
be worked ovirtlmo on other dajs to
make up for time lost vvhllo away fromt
work on 'Ugal" holliuns Many innnu-
facturers notlded tho Slate Dipartment
of Labor and Industt) that they
tended wot Mug their wome:
Ac MminP.o, r Ki In r'of tho , !' ." '. -' f a corps . sidestepped State Sabbatmsan reg. order.
.leieirlment mid lb.... Hint lbn svv sne. "'."""" '-eeso assens tll.lt big CO.ll
-.- . . --- OllinnilU nrn un nrs fnfnin . . t -.
, . .... .s-xilirt V lit IV -.Ull) -Will
tho tulm banks to tbo public at full
P'-lee, although ho sas, this fuel inielv
tosis mote thuu tvventv live cents a tor.
to place on hoairl 1.11s and with a
ihirge of 5170 fui iMUllue should bo
sold in Philadelphia .mil Xcw Yolk at .1
cost not gicatlv exceeding $2.
Ho uuotrs Alfred 1! tinnier, fonncr
( "nil fi nu.hi j m .. lit.. ,il,A.li,i i..i t.-
v.,n. tiimii, ,n in nilUllilHj Kiai IIIC . , . , , , ,. rf-,.,,-1
.o.il from the Uancroftwnshery at Ash- l'cctci1 ,0,la5' ho"r'i ',s " 'c'lucl
1.11111 is nemg prouuecet at a lost ot about ' to a conrercneo lien iioivvceu rsiaie 1 un
'thliicer. cents a ton TIiIh washerj Is Administrator Jenkinson nnd Wnltei J
WorKS "l"''1' u hundieds ot othcis, ho sajs 1 iiu.u. ,, botilman. adiulni'Hratoi foi
Ni:V Volil'. Jan Ji Virtually all
retail inereli.inillso stores in New York
will ilose Mondiv ami probably th
great m,iJorll of cases cniptovos will be
paid foi tho holiday
number of stores have announced
their Intention to el se but tho greater
number, lueluding mail nil uf tho big
department stores, withheld their state
conimtltlvc pxjintnitinns havi' bun nn
pounced for iif-'peetor of hats, Inspteioi
ol rhocs and leathei, Inspeetor of s 1
leather, Invcstlgitur in marketim, nt
ton seed und Its produits, tntlcv mil
catalogue ilerk usslst.iur In market b iv
ncss practice (gradn one), senior st 4
tlstlcnl clerk, 8latlsttt.il ijiaihlne up 1
ntoi (grades one nnd two) nnd si in u
iuithanir.il euginter
W.ir Worr)
MNI.I.ANH v
Suiiide
clfleallv savs this can inly occur after
Itgal holidlj.s and the cnfuiecd holldajd
aic nut I1g.1l
PITTSBURGH PLANTS
RESUME OPERATION
ulatlons and the ptotcits of reform
leagues nro facing absolute Sunday
closing ns a lesult of l'uel Administrator
CI.it fleld'o Mond.iv holldav deuit Tho
double blow, against whiih ollhials who
foimulatcd Atlnntli. Oil) libeial bun
day pollcj aie powerless to Intervene,
Ins not )ct been dihver.ed It Is ex-
dlstinit feeling of opllmlsm pie-
valled throughout tin Itroadvvuv antl
l'lftli avenue nt.nl liiiiipliii; tllstilits
DnvlcstoHii Alan lianas lliiuseir
UllM-LSTuW Pi lin 11 Mfntl
M lielauiv a liivisvdit In' lw 1 Iglil
tailing to npi 1 11 nn siiiei last nlgin
Ills son-in-law tlitl il.iilkhtir went 111
search of bun nnd P uini I11V both lung
'ng In his simp Hi ! tin v lno! bei n
inekiuihol for soiui turn
Causes
J jau 11 Nirholo
I'entlitts tlilltv-three veils old. 11 shoi
mnkei, shot and killed himself la 1
night lie is brlit v.tl to havt belli
ilfsptiudt tit over lln w 11 m Italv
GALVANIZED, COPPER
AND ZINC SHEETS
L. D. Berger Co., 59 N. 2d St
I! Ui f Jrtto r III I nit
Quick to Act on Receipt
of Exemptions
PITTSIIUROII. Jan 10
After receiving clegr.iphlc coihmuuica-
" ii oiu nasiiiiiHioiiioinciiiiciiii.il wiillo pioducirs arc demanding tho
j-uuioi i.aniiuispiaiu-eiosingouiei uoisi illK1(,5,t ,,r)co jt llU ,stgry to, coajt
... iiiiui inuuiiiuii plains, scvcr.ii ioe.ii ncese assnts In the Kchuilkill region
Atlantlo nnd Cano May Pountlts
Jlcinbcrs of the City Jllnlsicriui i niou
.
Stool mul ATmiifiniis
Ml liCCfcC HSKJ
' Is it fall tlut this piotluct. costinc
jfTia iiiitn Lui-i iv i-pniN n. inn. siwiiiim iin ...... :.
placed on tin market .it the present hlgn "F'd for light upon t no m nu iy amuse
rates' Is this not .1 matter which shouln , mint question uftei the hid met ami
be Invcstlgited bv oui federal fuel ad-I voted "cheerfully to complv with tin
mlnlsiiators, taking Into 'consideration lettei and tlie splilt of the ilarflild
that this is .1 icril-.,. inoiliiet 1 ntit.iinltie '..... . .... ... t.i. .1 ....... ......I r... llm
largo iiuantities of sla.o'Knd dltr" Y:7 " w" ,V... . tl V , . Ib of
the Piotest.iut ihuulus und to tonoll
ilato services on bund iy in a fuuith or
fatturlcs hive lesumetl npciatlons. i whenln lies llm eieat'tmlk of nnmined lf"', of tho et's pkn es of woifhlp.
News of tho char.ee in tho situation 1 iiiM.rin.ii. ....1 i.,,i ,. .,-.1. ...,.i.i ,.,n. dinlnlstrntor Duzbs said be bail been
came first to tho Wcstlnghouao Ulec- , lions aio t'aetl .it nnlv .1 nnmin.il uiiLi. . unablo to get a ruling on tho qU'
trie and Manufacturing Company ofll- Hon As the lesult of his inve.siiir..iiniis. ' of Sunday amusements
Reese sajs, ho finds. that tho coal ills
tricts In hilutjlklil, which aio the rich
est In deposits, placo such a small t.ic
un coal lands that many of tho dbtiK Is
aro vciglng on bankruptcy, while cdu
eallonal" facilities for children uro lailt-Ir.g
el.Hs who have largo shell oiders, and
word wds sent broadcast immediately
that four plants would icsumo opera
tions last uiKlit Tho messago fiom
Washington was to the cftcit tint muni
tion plants had bt en , vnipted- Thu
pants 11 id imn ilosed only four bouts
when the information tame
Departments of tho Westinghouso Air
Drake Company making Llbcrt motors
also will resume Tho Jones fi. Laugh
lln Steel Company, which closed Thurn
day night, and the Lukens Steel Com
pany plant at Carneglo also will re
ume Tho National Tube Company,
McKeesport, and th Pittsburgh Steel
Company md Pittsburgh Steel Products
Comn.inv l.rai nf tliN lli- ,11,1 nnt
?,' close having een notified that they vvero
ixenipteu
' Tho messages from Washington came
as u complete surpilse ever, to the plant
ofTlcinls Vlitually every plant In this
section Is woikln on war mateiials, but
whether the new order exempts these
others has not jet, been learned.
WlUCnS-RARUi:. Pa. Jan. IP
Kvery mill and factory w Ith one excep
tion In Luzerne County wns closed
and DO 000 persons were Idle. Tho
Vulcan lion Works heie was tho only
exception Betting permission direct
from Washington on tho contention that
nilno supplies were being manufactured.
There was no general lonfualon,
neither was thire any marked tesent
ment Tho business Interests, In most
cases, look upon tho fuel oraer ns a"n
Imperative one, taken after a thorough
Hudy of conditions.
The paralyzing ot Industrial activities
opened the vtay to hurry coal away, and
the statement was made last night by
failroiiri nlllhArtllft. Hint .vllhln ttvelv'n
i hours after coal leavea the "Breakers It
win bo on Its vvny to market. Railroad
lines here about are well cleared, and,
'or the next few days there will be
'narked activity In g-ettlnc the coal
-noilnir rapidly.
Clove Shop- Closed Ilefore Noon
GLoVmisvii.T.tr v. v.. Jan. 18.
niove shops throughout Fulton County
even those working on Government or-
& tiers .ln..J KAn.& .nnn tnda i. T.ntliJ.r
"t Inar.ufacturers, to save thousands of
wimrs worm oi sKtna in - pickiiiik vais,"
e operating dniy necessary depvt
"ncnli w'th one-fifth of usual employes
Li
tlon
ut that the
alter would bo settled in conference
'The Uovirnment evidtutlj assumes
tint amuseiuents bete as well as else
vvheto aie ilosed on Miudav i or th
liailleld older foi tin it sUjsnslun on
Monday wou'd not lavo said the samo
lis on bundu,'" he said.
Warning to All Tenants
If weather is cold and you can
not get coal be sure and have
all water turned .off. All pipes
and heating plants should be
properly drained to prevent
freezing. '
This responsibility is yours
Philadelphia Real Estate Board
-p
In compliance with the Fuel Administrator's
order to save fuel, all Hallahan stores will be
closed on Monday. Employees will be com
pensated for the time lost. P. T. HALLAHAN.
Hrtitat
fic&lc
GOOD 5HUI
Wonderful Bargains in the
Mid -Winter Clearance
of Men's & Women's Shoes
Thousands of pairs, hundreds of styles in all
the wanted leathers and colors, and every
, pair thoroughly dependable.
$7.50 to $8.50 Shoes Now fi'65
S6.50 to $8.00 Shoes Now 565
S6.00 and $7.00 Shoes Now 465
$5.00 and $6.00 Shoes Now 365
$4.50 to $6.00 Shoes Now 315
All Hallahan Stores Open This Evening
Until 10 P. M.
919-921 Market Street
4028-30 Lancaster Avenue
60th and Chestnut Streets
2746-48 Germantown Avenue
5604-06 Germantown Avenue
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ill J- 11
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II a pleasure 1 1 ;
i js m i ut; i,iic;acye;i t.ui liic vculouiu in uiauc ui wj j
fS 3 meat, yesteraay s aisn cooKea over can an De z ) n
vl v il made delicious. The secret is in the seasoning. i
a&H A few cents' worth of Colburn's A-Red 3 .';
m Label Spices saves many dollars' worth of Jv
q) other food. m -
ri E9 Colburn's patented rim-revolving, sifting Si
a and pouring top canisters retain all the original $? I
3 strength and flavor. j
B For sixty years the 1.1
H supreme seasoning j
IT J THE A. COLBURN CO., PHILADELPHIA, U. S. A. 0J j
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Efl Mustard . Cooking Herbs Baking Powder ;
HI ' Flavoring Extracts 11 1
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