f -mur'f r- ' 'yr'JFWrimi -t ' - f "wpPi H)(fFlJi"T1 .2 4, rt- T 0pLFt)RMALlY 3 OUT FOR GOVERNOR "S4nd Oils" From Friends Haunch Candidacy at Din- l nor in PlttslvnrcrVi i HE URGES PROHIBITION Attacks Penrose, Accepts Challenge to right and Hays "I Stand Ready" VITTSBURUir, Jan. 23. Ti the accompaniment of "fond-ons" frorn Governor Drumbaugh anil Attorney flcnirM IJrown, J. Denny O'Xcll. of McIeeport. Stato Highway Commis sion) formally launched his campaign ; for Jhe Republican nomination for pv- ernor at a testimonial dinner In Mb' honir, mostly a "home friends" affair, In i A.mii. r, tr..., ,. i.. it.. I ttts William Pcnn Hotel here last night. lij Ills own speech Ijylnc down tho lines on which he will conduct his cam ralfn Mr, O'Xcll declared for the pro MbQlon nnd suftraito Federal amend msifls and echoing his mentor, the Oov friijr, against the leadership of Senator renrose. nncMBAi'Girs u:ttuh 1i5 the course of his letter Oorcrnor Brumbaugh slid: 'j have knovvn Mr. O'Xcll for years i nnd! have confidently aliened to him , Urgo public affairs. In every case he. has made good in u commanding way. It Is a. comfort to woik with him nnd an jnsvlra'ion to counrci with hhn. He ner wavers. True to the h'gliest ideals of public servh-e. he cocs serenely ahead nnd does his dut In n direct. businesslike manner. "I also prise his slrllns character as a. nian. He wisely renses the moral side of public sen Ice uml his past Is guar antee of future steadfast effort to make Pennsylvania clean and wholesome. He i s an evangel ot llghteousness. a cru- caaer againsi corrupt, roruiu. scmsii ano ' nrrogani managemeiu oi uio people s i win of Annie (JralTln. 1017 South riexc liusjness. He la tho Kind ot man to , land avenue Propetty worth OCOOO Is whom tho peoplo may confidently turn . left to relatives of tho decedent lv the amVas confidently follOTv. Instrument. "thla Is no llmo to put forward men I other wills probated todav were tlusc of Uncertain. Indefinite and checkered 0f Kmcll Laboubc, !0l North Hlghth careers. It Is no time for mm with a sticet which. In private bequcstn dli lutld political past to masquerade In posoc of property valued at $0 000 the(garb of reform that they iiwf win Mary A. Kodgers, 2131 Xortli Wainock rifflce nnd again defraud the people It street. J0161 : c'liarlen F, linker CS"5 fmphatlcall) the day of moral re- stato rond, Toionv. $6000. and Wllllair form and of support of men of the heroic H. Frank?. 373B North Darlcn titrcet mold of J. Denny O'.N'ell. I am proud i;oo if his record and willingly join hi many frlepds In wishing him greater honor." Commissioner iTXolI was the Ujt I LIBEL FOUND OX POSTFU -'jjeRKer oi xnc evening. j;eiernug to ills candidacy for Governor, ho sa'd In p.irt "For a quarter of a century I have h.aM H,A ... Inea nnfl. k I.. ..nllllAn n...l V T. .', IllUiq V4 HO, ll,i; 111 JlIILIV.Zk UIIU if myVareer In politics has been somewhat Uorpi I have mado mistakes, but 1 nlwjiys tried to do tho right us 1 caw the rlgllt. I have . Iways been Imbued Willi the Idea that It is better to stand for 'principle and lose rather than to compromise with evil and win. Oails phnuosi: pniMic ministciv "this State has been dominated am", controlled for many years by a lorrujt political machine, formed by mi unhoiy a.lllinco of 'corrunt politics.' '."occlal in- lercata and 'boose. henator enrose , lias, been Prlmi Minister. With the cv (.eptjon of a few vears he and his ma-, chlrto have been absolute at Harrlsburg. Through the control o the Senate he has beert able to thwart tho will of the people. " had hoped that somo more able mH iywuiu cviuin iwivaru who was will inr to make tho battlo for tho peoplo. imini cten3- as tnougn late has decreed fX&l I must make f he fight. Last week n Pittsburgh. Penrose assembled co horts of the machine and sounded tin battjecry. Jle boldly announced there waa; no sentiment In 1'ennsylvanla for rattans! prohibition, woman suftrace nnd other measures concerning the hap. plness and welfare of tho people. He lias a very low estimate of the man hooi of this State. Ilo has l.tutd a (lu(1enge. I accept It. 1 stand ready to fight, "I stand four-squat e upon tho great tnoral and economic problems ot the dayj am ready for national prohibi tion and all other measures that will mprovo Hvlnc conditions, make hap pier homes and give our boys and girl: a better chance to make good." Ill his address Attorney Genera Brown saldt 'The present progressive administra tion will not be succeeded by that ot some reactionary attempting to render negligible by secret hostility or to undo Its guidance to lighten tl.o load that labor bears to safeguard the child and i by open effort what has been done under woman worker, and to compensate tho wage-earner Injured In the lino of his duty." WEBSTER OPTIMISTIC FOR PORT'S FUTURE Expects Greater Use of Phila delphia Haioor for Shipment of War Supplies Strong hope that greater use will be made, of the port facilities of Phlladel- , nhla was exprerned by Director Oeorge a Wber. of the Department of Wharves. Docks and Ferries, upon his' return rom a trip to New York, where he was ' ury?ofeA.Ti. C".ri.u!rdirSS; Question of Raising- $225,000 Five Buildings in West Pliila Benrai of wiiroads. for Eiectjon Appeal Before delphia Watched Home Dc- Liirccvur iicuoicr urKiiucu mo unci- iw with Mr. Alger as "very satis- factory," and stated that there Is overy reason to feel optimistic over the futuro prospects of the Philadelphia port, t cspeuiau; (to i cin ciii.(3 tv ita u.s uj he Oovarnment tn the shipment of wur supplies. Ignorance of the advantages offered by this port, he believed, was re sponsible for the fact that It has not been used more In tho past. Government ofllcials lu Washington ore raid to be working on a plan now by sdilch tho conjestion at the crowded . t. , , . , ports may be relieved b transferrli.g are .better and the burden being carried not feo severe. This, It Is believed, means an immediate boon lu the business of the Philadelphia port DOG DIES WITH MASTER Tcnlh AKtiWvlnteil When Tulie Slins - Off Gaa Stove Oeorga Lhrenzeller, slxty-elght eais old, vvas found dead in hU loom lu a tndrinir bouse at 222 Arch street last olght overcomo by Illuminating gis. A rubber tube which had slipped from Its fautrulng to a gas stove Indicated that (ieatji wns accidental. srtiall. pet doc In the room with f,iVniller at the time was also as- iibyxtsted. and when tn body was found ly 3ir. iinrenieiier voo uuu vi u su was. lytnt: beside th it pf Its master. Its tioeo lying: across the outstretched arm or mo oeaa inmi. Ehrieer sS!i . night watchman at r ... ... - ti.si Li"8.CTnVwT.Vfe vto hi. r mm io aicertatn the cause and dls - . m t.verea tae uouy CtsBS Join Husinesn Jlen If n effort to better their condition 'L.U- Vk. Vine 1 ViTvmVn romorlainc rtnt that he was feTced to ca back to, for tho purpose oi-oir.mis ui amvi- Dercdus says that he was simply talk. PstroUnen", SSt Xf lic5 ",",Ultol and sUyTlter ! this time. tie. of about 500 girl. Into usefu char.- ,ng wlt tl.e man, whom he met on the .i.iAiot!au hAVe Headquarters- lor the work Is 1 Btreet nnd they were arguing about mtmySVtWtVtci Vrll says It won't ' establuhed at the home of JIlss Cecily Uoniethlng or other w-hen the stranger A:Tfca. jf i'ne " wrei e yTiday u Ue Mn tead f caieadar UartitH, 1U7 tie Lancey place. nrfdenlj pulled a revolver and shot htm. Bra ,..j '! .1 .t Ariiii nr ins rrinnn m nr iiih a iiui inisa , istiisii i nn uuuu ses sis . ii .1 .. si.. ..a.ii . w POTENT GIUARD ALUMNI IS AIM OF GRADUATES ! Campaign Launched to Form Pow- i enui association oi acnitcrcu Former Students of College "It BhoulO be u matter of lrldo to u CJIrnrd man to feel that ho Is a part of n movement exemplifying the life ot that great benefactor tn mankind, Stephen tl Irani." V campaign tn collect the scattered alumni of Ulrard College into n Inrcc , and powerful organlattlon In In ful1 Mvlng (oila). A bundled graduates ot the historic, tchonl. which has trained 10.000 Imvs are tvorklnc to liicrcnsa the inembcrbl of the Alumni Association, now only GOO 'tromr. Tlio S3 dues fire 1o.be applied to maintain a central tccords, rmiluv ment bureau, sc-ciotnrv's olllce, to 'jr nluli a "bli; brother to the South lend ing the sciinol. to Keep In touoli wiiii ttlrnrd men In trench and cap. and other , nlumnl activities. It in rludct Milim rln- r iiun iu nicci uim unmet, in3 gruuuavo ' monthly iiiiicazlne. Ferdinand II. Oraser. "DC. 1h uhalimau of "' xccutlve committee, which ion. I"' of Franklin A. Honlcker. '(;, w retary; II, If l!r.-ts, 'TO. nd ivn and the follow tnr team captain .!' epr At. .McViitchon, 'S3 : Chat Irs 'Hartley. 1)3; M i:d in Arnold. 01 J ; 11. Rowbotlinm. 'ft : Walter J. t'cv me I'ni: Charles A. llothell. '03: Lew i II Wcrtle. '03. (iporgo 11. Jacob!". G Itobert t". Kre.v, '117; John J Kegenold '15: Howman 11. Moure, 'H, uml llobeit 1 I. ("handler. -tr.. Ileadquarlcts nic at lSti? Toplar tticet UrnA, .M .,..., . ,nilc, .., OMAN BEQUEATHS $100 TO Tjiiy prjAl KMl? PnnP 1U iiUl CUAIi 1'UK rOOK Annie Ginffin's Clittritublc Devises ,. ,,.. .,, . . .. Also Include Gifts to Homes for Indigent Hciucst., df 0U carli to St. Theic'.i and St. I'lmilei llomaii rathohc Churches, one-half of which l to be spent for cnal for poor persona and $200 each to tho Little rilstcrs of tho Vooi rmiauplpnin. and Llttlo .Sisters of the roor. rjermantown arc :i part of the Pro-German Expiesscs His Opinion of Doctor Wilis on "Atrocities" r.ANCAKTnr:. Pa.. Jan. -It has i been learned that n noster nut on nf Kranklln nnd Manhull College a few I das ago announcing a leiture on "Cer I man Atrocities" bv the Itev. Pr. Newell Dwlght III1IK of Brooklyn, had written on It, referring tn the lecturer. "Cham pion liar of the t'nlted States" Prof. II. II Beck, who placed (ho poster to advemse a lectuto he thought tho studentn should hear, upon discov ering what had been written, defined his views of the writing by adding to the i ra1 ... .'l,M,uel , n ..Mi.innn.ln ...a. .....1 BlomlF.. ' The colteire niithorltlrs urn lnveitlgating with Intent to act when tho pro-'jsriiinn writer Id found. NIEUW AJISTKKDAJl TO SAIL Dutch Also Hear Germans May Blacklist Shipping Firms AMSTKIWAM. Jani 25. The Holland. American l.lne rteamshlp Nleuvv Am sterdam has received permission to ball for tho Called Mutes. The Handelsblad says it Icarus the Oeiman Government Intends to place nil Dutch shipping firms on the blacklist as a result of their agreement with the United States and to refuse Dutch ves sels supplies of coat. This, nays the llHiidelsblad. refcrtlng to tho stoppage of the coal supply, would he tanta-1 mount to mc eerjauon ot ouuvaru sail Ings. Woman in Tai Hurt In a collision at the corner of Si:, teenth and Maiket streets early today between a Illack and White taxicib early a trolley car. Miss Hose Burns, twenty two yeirs old. 1010 Wallace street, a passenger In the laxlcab, was so badly cut about the face and head that she was removed to tne iiannemaim jios pltal. where It was said that her con- '. " a.8 "" USv,7'on cg couth il.f bj ,' AUlson' -048 Sout" Eleventh street. Snow Fighters Fall Into .Mine HAZLITTON, Ta.. Jan. 25. Six Le hiirli Vallev Railroad section hands. bicught from Iston to Delano to help leopen snow anu ice niocaeu viaci.s, oe. j12 fronl the cash register, ennic lost after dulttlng time and stum-1 Tnc tno soulur ,.isoners Implicated bee' Into u mine hole near Park Place. ,. ' ,h, i,vJ , . ,,.,, insi ,i,hMv Water in the cave had been frozen to a " rcc otl,cr "" '" ,", msl ,',; "f' good thickness and this saved their lives. They were sent to the House of Deten A searching partv found the men. 1 1 on. TOWN MEETING MEN SEEK BIG BONDSMEN f Campaign Committee Tiit ..iii,p.iit'li ci.mmilteo of il,.- Town Mectins party will meet at Its htad (piarteis this afternoon t.i consider the udvisahlllty of raising bonds amounting t. 5225,000, dtmandeil by the election (ourt In tho cases of the three candidates who desire to contest the elect'on of three "row" office Republican candidates last November. , iviiui ii mruuKU tilt uHiieai w me ju- preme Court t0 have tIle totaI amount of the bonds llxed at MS.000 as orlg - Inallv decided by Judge Llur. failed and it will be necessary to raise the larger amount. 5225,000 within twenty-four uours of the decision given by the higher court. This declslou was given ycstei- day. George W. Coles, chairman of the rniiinalcn committee, said todav that P3 I . ,.,,.,. I... , " ' 7" "'.T. .VS Xl pressed doubt as to the ability of the Twn ;ieetlng party t raise n. FItlDAY HIS UNLUCKY DAY Camden Railroader Falls, Reopen ing Week-Old Unhealed Wound "Friday Is my Jonah day-" j sang inisha Kerrell. twent-seven years oldT an employe of the Penn.yl. -.i niin,i ilvlnir.it 212 Ncrtb See. l-ond street. Camden, as he lay on a cot I t Cooper Hospital today. He hud been hurt on a Friday before, 1 r. l..A !. n 1.,-ll'i lisfAFA XjrlTxJii 'our lLtaA.VI!!lP-K(i to-hi,.,"i..T,,w3t wi, . I being treated dally at the hospital. but'4olng duty at a nine. .. orsu.iiiuiioii 'vvouiu noi siay mom. .. "hi jvi , nin, ; no. slree ! So back he went to his JTmlXrnu ldAVllth,Wrd..toU.r.A land !.. amrwi its, tifki orm in s-iifn an cu i( wv --' - . . i ihjiilc iiui jjciiuus Kiuniui: jusl tYiicic EYEX1XU PUBLIC1 ( vM 1 Km. w ' Iff v '( ' SERVING THEIH COUNTRY Two members of the Ulazer Club who have joinotl the colors. Above, Joseph Frank", who enlisted in the navy, anil William Silverman, former ttar baseball player of the North east High School, who Is at tached to an umhulanec unit in Fiance. The Rluzcr Club is planning nn entertainment to aid tho Red Cross. ............. ......... x-..,.- ,,-.-,. i DUC1UK ll..vi.viu.l n I u.vr.u.iu . ., , ii i-. , I Hahnemann College Closed as Matk of Rcapeet to Noted Professor , I'uneial servic.s for Pr Nelson U. Hammond, professor of dlnlcnl sur- gery at Hahnemann Medical College and ' noted as un .Vinj pioneer, who dlid on Tuesday ot pneumonia, will bo held ' at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his hoim , ."003 Cathailne clrcet Hahne mann College Is cloyed todav as a mail; of i expect to Doctor ilnimnond. Iiddm Hammond, who wuh foity-llve .vears old. had been at the college since ISiC Ilo established the X-ray depait ment and was bend of the dcpnumonl of oitliopedlcs nnd kctuier on fractures. He graduated fiom the Southern Homeopathic College, of Dilllmoic, nnd I completed his medical ftiidhs nt tlic Johns Hopkins Medical .i houl and nt the Hahnemann Medical College Ilo specialized In Ruicra! surgery and was a I'dlow of the American I'ollege of Surgeons. He was1 a member of the County. State and National Homeopathic , Medical Societies, the Aronlmlnk Country Club and the Musical Alt Club He Is ' survived bv his v. ldo Mia I lonmc n lmmon, nl,u a voting daughter HELD FOR AI.LKGhD THEFTS i.. i,.,i r 11,1,;,,,, (j..l,r.r,1 Uoys Accused r Robl ing School and Looting Store Cash Register leo Dougherty, tin teen cars old. of Twent -third street below Lehigh nvc nut. und William Md'Iuske.v, fourteen years old. of Someisel btrcot. aho Twcntj -third, were arr.slcd last night bj PoIlcenu.ii Sheridan und Herd, chargej with breaking Into the St. Co lmnba parochial school nt Twenty third stieet and Lehigh nvenue, nnd stealing four overcoats. They arc also accused by Detective Klchardsoii of having been tho bojs who broke into the ttoro of August Wernerk, at Twenty- seventh street and Lehigh nvenue, on January 11 and Jauu.uy 2 :ind taking COPS GUARD SCHOOLS AGAINST INCENDIARIES fense Reserves on Duty Five Urge schools lu West Phlladel. phla aro being gunided today by the police to prevent the posslblllt ot their being burned bj Incendiaries. The Oeorge Brooks School, Kitty-seventh stieet and Haverfoid avenue, destroyed by a lire night before last which caused the death of thrco firemen and Injured --'- -- eleven otheis. and tho lleiton School. 1 Uest,0Vcd by a similar Hie two w-eeks uM,0eu , . ., . ., a- aT uc',,!4,:u '" """ '"" """" ' erately fired. . The schools under guaid ale the Hoff- ,,., i.-iriv-ilfth and Vine streets: Jesse , ...n.., . . George. rtftx-Mtb t,eet and uiraid ... "' nMllirtl0i, KUtv-thlrd and avenue: ",r"" " - .. ulM.111 Hanna. hMfty-elghth T ""::,' and Harry Vim: j jr.dla streets, and Harry, Hfty. unu !-- - .i. ..d iintft Htiects. Int mlley. of the Sty,st and Thompson stieets station, placed the n-iurd under orders from Superintendent ' of Police Itoblneon. Ilo ulso threw u iiiird around tho Jtethodlst Oriihanage, Uelmont and Overbrool: avenues. The Home ucicii. . ..,, Enilea Controversy Fortieth Ward U a ding the police In ir versy guarding schools In their section. Mem- jnn i)eIaUk, seventeen jears old , bers of the orgiujUatlon 111 guard the ,)f ,2;7 KalgIm avenu c, Camden, Is con. u -cci.r xiltchell School Forty-sixth U,in,i ii, n, if i. ,ii. '.i.T ! J,t and Klngsesslng avenue, with re- gys of men armed with the new L'n- . lei . . 11 li'ornll Ilia unkkal field rifles. They will watch the school n&T.l -IIlPH. naB vv - i Girl Scouts' Kmptoyment . Bureau An.mp LEDG-EK- JERSEY HOUSING DRIVE STIRS CITY TO ACTION Pennsylvania Cong rossmc n Called on to Prevent Splitting of Shipmen's Homes Plans "itj ofllcials and business men, backed I by the Chamber of Commerce, are today lining up l'rnnsvlvant.'i Congressmen to prevent curtailment ot the plans for the Bieat IiousIiir development In tho For tieth Ward, where It In planned to build tcvcinl thousand homes to house work men from tho Hoc 'siapd shipyard, i Their action follows leport that New i 1 Jirvcv I'oiigiessmcn nic tiling to have n P'.itlon of the nomes ercctcil on the Tho net car slowed down, but the other ii.de of the Delawnic. niotoiinan refused to opu the door Authorization (or tho erec.on of 3:00 , ""AllKo fprang In fiont of the car and hou.es In the Fortieth Ward was given ,urn?d h to It. The oar moved Oeoigc 11. liatMinaii. Director of Public I lo ',':. t',, motornwn ln"l,!; '"" ' Work... on WedncdHy when lie was lnl1,ut ' ' ' "ever moved The vehicle WiiKhhiRlon. About A00U moro houses I "1;Is 'Vm '" ll,c ,'nr' n1"' ;,uslld M will be ueeihd. and the New Jerrcy men incroM the sticet and tlic suit catc flew nie uhMng that the most of tneso cMra ! 1,'lcl n,l(1 stmck the window, (-battering houses be built in New Jersey. " The loaf of biead followed Cinept .1. Ttlitg. urtsldeiit h-inibcr of Ciirirnrce. paid. of the i; ii tlic- i iiumiiei- or (omuieico In coll- window with his KUilLaf. P'Atlgo in iciiiecl to oppose any movement de- !MC( that It slipped The magistrate, igneii (o pieveni uio icinamuir or tne i knijicr. planned by the Uoveinmeiit fur the Hog Island workers from being lo (.itrd here. "This housing development plioutd come to Philadelphia, beeaii'-o It will be In the ben Interests of tho Govern ment and the nation to havo It lieic. It I- the IobI.uI place for the worker be. ausc r It. pioMnmy 10 me nup viuil mid beciiUFP of tl'c absence of sin h illlllctiltlrH of tranrportatlon as would In' picremed b.v the dossing of the I'cl.iwnie, livery Congressman in the .it.v. and in the state as well, should do nil In his power to conntcMN the Influence being brought to bear by the Congressmen of New Jcrse.v ' i Chester 1!. Albright, thief of the llu re.iu of StirvejH. who has prepared plans for the model town, raid: "livery effort filiotlld be made to pre. vent tho houses finm being built In New J Jeree. This is Impoltaut in order tr , avolil'fiirthcr delay In providing housing j failtltlo for the workers uur plans are litually rend.v now." niipctor lMtein.ui aid the plans for the ilevelopment are being revised. In ccotdance with changes agreed upon with tiic i-loveinment olliw.il. and they I i will be icruly for lildd mrls iiet week It will be nt leat two weeks after that before the contracts may be awiinled, fo that nrtual woik on the houses may not be under way until after the middle of net month. The first woik or the dtv. Jlr. . .. ..... . . . .... i.i .. nt i. ti, i.,,ii.iinr iim ..nn. -" - ..-.....-. '-- couit-o to conusct Hog Island and the lireeill l'riiiuiiii.loii in iniiinu irt(j 101 ,,.. ,.,, ,.,,.. .,, ..... ron,!!,... f0i tni'mliintfon ,,f IhIiiikI iii.I for other lialllc These plans, be Kald, uIfo i ate helm; changed, but will be icad ' for bids by .Monda. All plans for the fliianilng of the en- iePriso navo oecn ueieriiu. i -u upon. ..ir. Datenn.in salil, nnd with other Informa tion will be made public this week CKAWKOKD VAUGHN HKKE Ks-I'rcmicr of South Australia Speak Tonight to 'raw foul Vaughan, c-Picinler of South Australia, will tipejk tonight nt ! Scnlllsh K.te Hall on the relation or Industrial efficiency to tho ntitiomn of I Hi. .,,. 'rho tiieeflni- -lll Iia Itnl.l I ' under the auspices ot tho speakers' bureau of the Pennsylvania Committee , of Public Safety. As Mr. Vaughan Is cspoclalb con- veisant with labor condition:) In All-' I stralla and Knglaud. tonight's meeting ' will be attended by representatives of the various trades unions of Phlladel-1 phla. The speaker will bo iutioduced by Hdward Keenan. president of tho Central Labor I'nlon. Addres.iej w-ill also be made bv several labor leadeis of promt- , penco in this city. Ily way of adding enthusiasm theie will be a ipecial mushul program Jcre Shaw, formerly director of tho Schu- lnnnn yuartct(p ,, ,oadP1. of 10 Hloral numbers with the local bands, win di- reel the Linglng. Mr. Vaughan la expected to lay spe cial dress upon the necessity of ef ficient, tiansportatloii. both on land nnd se.i, as a vital aid In winning the war. TODAY'S SNOW LlfiHT Weatherman Docs Not Expect Early Fall to Continue The man who furnishes the weather for Philadelphia pi edicts that there will bo llttlo or no more snowfall today Kour-tenths of an inch was the limit up to 8 a. m. todaj. the temperature being 21 degrees nt j n. in. and 20 by 8 u. m The local weather bin can says that we have seen about all of the fsatheiy ajstals we aic going 10 get for a while SCENT CAMOUFLAGE IN SNOW REMOVAL Chief Hicks Gets Report That Contractors Empty Carts on Other Streets A lepoit that city snow-iemovul con trustors nie dumping the snow they col lect between the rails of the car tracks en Walnut street, west of Sixth stieet and other parts of the cliy was ic celved with Interest by Chief Hicks, ot tho Uureau of Street Cleaning, today. He said that the contractois with carts mo supposed to dump the snow and slush Into manholes and that when they collected tho same they lecelved a ticket I V' 7", 'T , i i -. ' , , 'Vmo , tl.r iieai est manhole. 'Ihej .11,1 not get ored't for a load until they got this second tlckvt. iherofote If they are really dumping It In the streets they f.ri ,Uo""r " ut V.10"- ovs" n"u. a,,a at ii u turn in ii. iiiaii h i lii v i:ii ii iiinu . e lto, ,t 0,,u be investigated ' at once, lie alo said that ,,m, Zt ; " --..-.. ""Bfli am U lii T ll'ate ni.LrlA A t At - 11 . .. .... at stieet Inteistetions ns with shovels are I insuueted to.put the slush alongs.de, the Kuiierw ii ineie ih no innniinin hmi .nn.t.i. in.t .w . ...i.i. ' J .' ' A U Into manho'to gel ! i ,..... ,. SHOT DUHIXG AHGU.ME.NT ( ' .amilcn 1-aU bays Opponent s lJullct , et. lnto a contioversv with i.r "hat convinced him most forcefully was I ... " a uUnet wound through the left knee, , gaged in a quarrel with a strange man .,...- .... DeredUB Is In the Cooper Hospital npil ;u:moSh.lS,r;Llin .J'EJLADELPUIA. IUUDAY, WANT TO STOP A CA117 LET IT BUMP YOU BACK It's a Sure Way, but You Must Pay if the Glass lou Chance i to Crack The only way to Mop n tiolley ai v.hen the molonnan infuses to stop. Is 'f get In fiout of it and let It hit jou. In the back. If, however, jou arc car rying n mill case and n luat of biead for Ium.li and then fly bark and break tho car window. Instead of getting aboard, the car jou will land In tho police sta-' '.ion. This was cxaitly the hltuatlon with' August IVAtlgo, of Westvlllc, J , to-1 Ja. D'Atlgo. aiiNlous to get to his' eiitplovincnt. wnlteil in Seventh and C.upcntetr ptrefti for n trolley to Mop Several passed Mm. ignoting lii signal, i "hen he took the bull by the bonis. . iuii(cinau Hlipcaicu mi ine rt -ii-and p'uied li'Atlgo iniiler aneit. liefore .Magistrate Coward the tonductoi te"stl- however, decided Hie wtlchtv nuestinn i.ij holding IVAtlgo under $300 ball for couit. accused of dlpoideily conduit The moral Is: Let the car hit .ni If tlic inolormau lefuses to stop, but don"t let our suitcase Flip. SIMPLICITY TO MARK M'MICHAEL PUNEKAL Rrothcf Ofliecrs of Young Lieuten ant Attcndiiijr Services Tomoi-row- Will Do So Unoflkially Tlie funeral of Lieutenant ci.(ilcs PrcvoM llcJIIth.iel. of tho medl.nl reserve oip. Fulled States nrmy, ftn tloncd nt Alleiitovvn, who shot hlniEclf last Wednesday night in New Voik, will take place at 11 o'clock tonioirow morn ing from tho homo of his father, Cliarles I! Mc.Mlchael, ptcslddil Judge of Com mon Pleas Couit No. S nt "0.1D He Lam ey sticet. Interment, whlci will be pilvate, will be In North Lauiel Hill CnncKry. Tile body leached tlic Jlv.Mliiiael home lato lm.t evening from New Voik Ac- omp.in ln the (asket was Judse Mc Michael nml Cornelius HnKScrty, Ji.; nn attorney of this city nnd filcnd ot the Mi'MlihacI famll.vl ruucral pcrvlces will he conducted b.v the Itev. Dr. John Jlotkildpe, rector of Ht. .lames PioteMant KplKop.il lat(s.-iu',r.'' Twenty-bccomi and Walnut ' lIfa ti Tlvn fnnnen I Mill lift ittniWIMl ureds i no ninemi win ne aiieniicu , ..,. ..iileerji -inil comrades of the "J iuan oiuccrs .inn uouraiKa oi mi UWIW Ulan. Colonel I. II. PciMji.a, (omin.illdcr of the army ambulance corp- camp nt .Mliiilnvvu. today i-ent void to Judge .Mc Michael that with his perml-'Ioti n guard of honor would be delegated to attend the funeral. JudK McMlduel thanked Colonel Persons, but said Mat i i. .., 1. 1 ...... It was the wish of the fainllj that tlic funeral sjiould bo marked by simplicity. Officers who attend the f uncial will not do so in an official capacit IILAST WRECKS HOUSE Three Seriously Hurt Uccause Draftee Preferred Death to Army HAZLUTON, Pa . Jan. 2S. tlcoige Santee, thirty-one ears old. tnunil dead' ln bed at the home of his brothei-ln-l law. John Wlllner. after the houc had been wrecked by a terrific explosion. N believed by the police to have committed suicide. Tho fnnill did, not u-,e gas. but Sap tee. It is thought, leiiioved the i ap lro.n the connection In tho cellar, from which point he had (ecietly lull a pipe to his room, wnkrnrd by tho crlos of a child. Mrs. Wlllner lighted a lamp and tho explosion followed. She was blown through tho side of (lio bouse and s-crl-ouslv Injured lie.- liiish.ipd and aged mother were severely burned. Sanlce was drafted for the National Atmv, but had been 111 for sonic time. Municipal Appointments C.ty appointments today indudc Janus .1. Kehoe, 2710 Noith Klfteenth sticet, assistant inspector, iture.iu ot Health, $1200, M.irgart C. Sours, 111 North Parson street, clerk, Ilnri.ui of Surveys. $0C0; Ceorge Maley, 2C0 Nuith tleese stieet. hostler, llurenu of Pollie, $1100; Albert Gorton, 3131 Noith Second street, (hauffeur. Uuieau of Health. J.P0K. and Margaret N. McLean, 1037 Nortli I'ront street, telephono operator, Depart mem of Transit, ?720. War Radio School for Pcnn At tho lequest of the chief signal olllcer of the United Stales anny, the University of Pennsylvania will during the second term o, tho picsnl school session give a special course In ladlo communication for the puipose of train ing operators for war work ' REJECT CAPTAIN SOOY FOR MILITARY DUTY I Atlantic City Public Safety Director Had Defective Vision ATLANTIC C'lTl. N. J. Jan. Is. t-'hore parents who wept, but iievtitue Isss told their bog to go ahead whe,. Captain William V. Sooy, Atlantic fit s Director of Public Safety last sunimei Issued a call foi fighting men to go tn Fiance, with him. because they figured It would be fine for their sons to be in n company with home olflces whom Hie knew, were amazed today to learn thai Captain Sooy Is "coming home." According to u very brief message Captain Sojj 4lus bee.i una'jle to pas dually a sevoie test of vision imposed by ainiy o-diuliieis lifter he had boe.i rated Aery high in every other tespect Captain tlooy Is ,i iloso personal fiiend of tloveruor lwge, who has leglstered I "'rr,!, S'T '?".: , mem "er tho elimination of Jerseof I """c. ....";., "jr". 7. ."'""". "".' the State's National (Junrd leelments were called Into serv Ice. Ie was granted . - . r. . -.-... I "- a ol aDiKe an uirector of pub- r J XieX his salaiy of $3500 a year. Ilatry V. Coulomb, member of on- -ther Uw firm who went away with Hooy und his boys as Hist Ileutouant. , K'iBneii and came homo several weeks , . """"' "'T'"' " ,ul Bruu' .shop daily to ouy Americas oeji S ,crild,i?iar..il,M,'l,er ,f ,Vlty lxi at America's lowest prices have ?.,', ,VooUo,n- "eond lieu- Droved this. There's a dollar and a J"""1,1 ,of , l,t ,ba1Uen:" ,1'u'' be" t,nnM half worth or shoe for every dollar fctred to the Judgo Advocate General's nal1 orin 01 biioc lur every oouar 1 Stpartment i Captain Sooy was given a loyal r itAliMim ivlinn l.A n..n 1.. . n. . ceptlou when he came hoiro for Chrlst- ias. His leceptloti this time will be of a Jt.Terent leuo) Prominent Clubwoman HI JIrs It. B, Prentiss Nlcholr, predeis. of the New" Century Club and vice president of the eastern district ut the State Federation of Women's Clubs J Is tn the Germantown Hospital THufcrT .. , , ,, TV. son. u . treatment for appendicitis Her eon- IsA .Cor. Market & Utn. Downstairs dltlon Is not Eerious x Open Ktery Erg. Till O-iO. hat. v H VU JAX - UAKY 25, 1U18 Some Statistical Fads About Hog Island Job rnUKNINU nut material for Hog Island ships: Seventeen steel mills. Thirty-ihc fabricating shops. Various other Kinds of plants scattered over Knst and Middle West. These plants employ 12,910 workmen, of which 5633, or more than 40 per cent, arc engaged on Hog Island steel. In all special work except bend Ing of framcu methods not ordi narily used by shipbuilders arc employed for the reason that large numbers of pieces exactly alike will be required for two de signs of ships building at Hog Island. To gel best results and speed up work fabricating shops are given as much duplicate work as possible. Ninety-lite per cent of fabrica tion to be done in outside shops; only necessary corrections to be made in Hog Island shops. Fabrication means manufac ture and finishing of parts, in ac cordance with specifications, for assembling into finished ships at Hog Island. Fabricated steel department will have to provide 2700 tons of fabricated steel for each of the fifty 7."00-toii ships, a total of 13."i.000 ton. Will supply 3600 tons for each of seventy 8000-ton ships, total of 232,000 tons. Grand total of 287,000 tons for 120 ships now under contract at Hog Island. This means delivery of more than 30,000 tons per month when yard is running full capacit). ONTARIO PLANS TO ItAISE MORE HOGS At a piovlnci.il lontcrcme held at the Paillnmeiit Uulldinc-. icniitl it was decided to iiuiicurntc a vlcorou tain .)alBU ii.0uBhout Ontario to ctlmuiate . ... . . . Incie.iied lilodui Hon of bogs. To tills end county conferences were arranged foi. followed by meetings in each town chip nnd again In each school section. Tho question of feed wa.s also ills- cussed, farmers declaring that tno nign ))r,.0 nmj scarcity, as well ns iorlagc ot labor, would make Increased hog- tnlslng a illlllcult proposition, but that, on the other hand, n guaranteed price for hogs, nsMitanco of cheaper feed and legulation of tho profits ot packers would icmovo tho l Isk and lend uta- blllt.v to tho Industry. If this inuld be accomplish! d It Is believed that fanners generally will tespond to the call for grt.iter hog production. clubman Science Mdnltor. ASKS $20,000 I'OLICE I10NUS Wilmington Commission's Request to City Council Meets. Disfavor WII.JIINiiTON, Del. Jan. 25. Mem bers of the Police Comnilsrlon have ice ommended to City Council that the com mission bo allowed $20,000 to pay In bonuses to members of the police force. Ihn Police ConmiNslon Is having dlill cultv In tetalnlng good men because pri vate concerns glio them higher pay. Tho Council Is not In. lined to grant the amount, for the reason that the pav of tho policemen wns lecently inci cased. PAYS $."i00 TAX ON DEED internal Revenue Collected in Trans- for of Pennsylvania Farm POTTSVILLU. Pa.. Jan 2.".. A tas of $300 on a deed to propertj worm J3O0.00O was paid at the courthouse ( by .1. Claude Uedford. a I'hlladelpiila lawyer. The tux Is for Internal leve-i lino on liiDO aerts sold by Kred . He- i lano to the New Ilostou Land ( ompauv. The new concern will merge Intel ests, which will obviate the necessity of the malntcntiuce of expensive narilsr plllais. f Clean Collars Now Four Cents Clean collars now cost I cents. Two laundries the Tioy nnd the Lxelslor- I havo boosted the price of de.ni collars to this figure, nnd are charging 13 to 20 cents for shirts. llowaul SI. Ander son, secretin y f Uio Iaiundi Dwneis' ICschange, said ull laundries will soon i havo to Incicaso pi Ices or go out of bust-1 ness. i 163,000 Lutherans in Army Store than 105,od0 Lutheran men arc i m the National Army, according to tho Hcv. II. 11. fcild. field secietary of the I c.utcrn ilhtrlA of tlte National Lutheran i niinisslon fo:- Soldier- and Sailors' Welfare The P.cv. Sir Hold Ins just M'lumed from an Inspoiti m of the .n lonmenu in tlio cattei i u mi 1 1 LAST DAY TOMORROW Exhibition SALE - THINK A2 69 Shoes of Mahogany Tan Calf 'lhe event of the year is here. , Philadelphia men who crowd our i y9UBP'n?"'re0,'Vome'5Pn.l.w.alt Thole tlO titnuln Boy si t'orilovnn hees here now to day snd to- 9(1 7r morrow ... ",u Tho $8 Slsliog. snr Tan sr IlUck Calf lioei, today "w'r.0:: '5.50 vonie In end re Ihrin ns othern huve ilnne but don't let I hi J lolJfll opiiortunllr lone but don't let Ihlj ioIJcii upiiortunllr lll ti. It means dollars iifil fiery Uiijr nn ualt len.eni, tour choice. Come In, '-sHine esrir. lemorrvir royal boot Shop FOR MEN FREE FIGHT IN SALOON FOLLOWED BY 9 ARRESTS Seven Men nnd Two Women in Cus tody; Two of Them Sent to Hospital for Repairs Seven men nnd two v. omen are under nrrest at the Nineteenth and ONford streets police rtatlon following n 'free- for-all" fight In tho fii loon ot Joseph iiuisinger. iujj i oiuuuim uveiiui.-. .. of tho men. Charles OTtourke. thirty- uino years oiu, m-i .oriu iwciuirui nr.i.f nnri vviinnm Mnmilre. flftv vears old. 1312 Unco street, had their Injuries i dressed nt St .losenh's HosnltHl Thoso under nrrnt aio John Flood, twenty-nine years old, 131B North Tenth street: Patrick Mclvln, thirty-two eats ..Id. 1152 Vine street: Hairy Krldley. tucnt-evcn veais old. 822 Columbia avenue: Horace Plppet twenty-lhrco jears old. the saloonkeeper : Mr.; Helen I (hg glps uc$tliicd for Franco with Anicr- Kl,ninrVrrSlilU Wtialt:!!"" trw """" '"' P h tweiitv-thtee cais old. 1.121 I'r.inkfotd i l.ml precedence over nil other shipments avenue Plppet, Hulsinger anil tnc women aio held as witnesses nml the , ntheif on u charge of dlf orderly conduct. The will nil havo a hearing tomorrow. . Tho police sn the tight started in tno nnr nnu was (.Huen """'".""""' if the women, who weie in nnothcr room. I SAWING SHIPS IN TWO I Great Lakes Replacing Ravages of j tho German Submarines I nettle of tho nation, and the uveiaise The Cireat Lakes have lontiibutod lib- , cltlsen Is dlcposed to make his sacrl crally ot their vast tonnasc to replace firo cheerfully nnd wait with patience the ,avaBes of the German cubmar.ne,. ."'i;? T wrltew Iklw-Hiil UmiBerfolil In Hiirpei a ' JuKt ,.,t cffcct lll(, ,,H)or ()f r,rMtor MiiBiixine."1 TInouKh the eniiic autiiinn Ceiierjl McAdoo liiiicaN'm? ik'inurr.iRc the cnnilnc of hcav) ki nnd the closlnu ll,les nl hive In iellcvHiB tbo conee.' of navlcatlon npnn our Inland f-rax wert: 'lim -it tcim uaU U n in.iit.i that can. Ifoircjirt by a (teady moccfslon of their .r.nft ilnwn the Klvcr St. I.awienee nr win. lint as imhj in II icihK for the IparsiiRewavn fiom the four upper lakes I - upon which the prcatct tralllc llder Uo tho blue wiitcm of the salt scan Is bailed by crcat natural Inipedliiienli.. Hut Ions 5 ears ago the Canadians pnfsed them by means of ruuk. And the de termining factor In n.iv iR.itlon from Lake Krie to tho se.i has been the diamueiu ot tho (Jinal lorktt. about 265 feet In lenctli. i: feet In width and II feet In ! depth. Lous ano the lake craft that conformed to these dimensions weie found b.v seal chine eye and taken out to the At'antlc, and other craft were built at the abundant and efficient itcel nnd wooden shipyards alone tho upper lakes nd between fifteen and twenty modern teel vessels, averaging from flSO 'o 3S3 feet In length almost the e- trcinc lor a (aigo est'el of less limn AT, f.et beainwero taken through tho vveii.uiii i. aii.ii ami tno canan or tne I upper St. Law renco this last autumn. Tho process was simple, a'though not ' fuc umi nciesary war supplies on Uio particularly easy. The vessels weio lll03 ,.ilHt 0r piitsbiirgh. Is now in cfieot ' sawed In half, (iaugs of men In the dry on .,u tlio railroads entering I'lilladcl docks of Cleveland and Hurfalo. erpilpped I p,n with acct.vleue toidies, did the job In it i,0 rmhatso Is the mos-t diantr tlia time to be measured In hours rather j ., ct been Issued, lovering less than than In dajs. Temporary watcr.tlght ' carload as well as euload shipments. bulkheads were ntalled nnd the vessel -rie commoiUtles cscipted fiom Its op towed in two sections to tho deep-water elation arc as follows: I.ivostodi. food limbor of Montreal. It was nnothci Job Hurts for human consumption, coal and hull together nt the dry docks of Hint coke, oil for fud lh.icstoi for furnace of hours lather than das to join the u,. dolomite, g.iulster, fire .lav and fire port nnd m lit the fiesh-vvatcr tramp bruk for furnace use, Uilrond supplies with londenseis nnd other eiiuipnient I nnd sudi war inunlllons and war sup necessarj for a craft vv lio digs her heels plies as aio specifically uppioved by the 'nto tall vale." for the llrpt time. War Department. Strawbridge TO-MORROW-First of the Days for Inspection and Comparison yearly $200,000 north of high-class Furni ture bought for the Sale to be sold at savings of 25 to 15 per cent., besides which our ENTIRE REGULAR STOCK is marked at reduced prices. All now ticketed and ready for inspection, and se lection may be made, to-morrow and the following days, for delivery when the Sale begins. - Kurmture. Third Kioor ; Sletal IJeds and Podding l'ouitl floor Men's SATURDAY is always a busy day in this Clolhiuu Store of Constant Activity, but to-morrow will be u day of unusual activity. Il'e know, because the values offered arc of tho same cbuiv.eter a thoio which lu.vo made this the GRKATKST JANU ARY since wo began selhr;: Hen's Clothing. Furthermore, men have found out that we have lavp c stocks of the kind of Clothing they r.i'o lookinjr for especially OVHRCOATS while most other store.' fctocl.'E aio incomplete. Months nco, somo ClothinR nen regarded our heavy buyimr as "plunclng" but now they call it forcsi'jht. SEE TllESE 10-JIORROW: $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00 , q-i n f Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters f 4lO.OU Ulsters with convertible collar; Oveieoats in Trench, bos and plain Chesterfield models. Suit3 in both youthful and conserva tive models. Regular and stout sizef. $30.00, $35.00 and Suits, Overcoats, From Hart, bchaltner & Marx and other famous manutae turers finp fabrics, fashionable models both Suits and Over coats representing the highest achievement in ready-to-wear clothes-making. $45.00, $50.00 and $55.00 Overcoats at S33.00 $40.00. $45.00 and $50.00 Suits, now $27.00 These two groups from tho Stein-Bloch Co. nnd Havt, Schaft ner & Murs their tinest fabrics and finest tailoring. Filr-lined Overcoats in the Sale $40.00 Overcoats 33.50 I S60.00 Overcoats $47.50 75.00 Overcoats $57.50 I $85.00 Overcoats $67.50 - THE SALE OV TROUSERS continues tho 8,000 pairs will soon disappear at these attractive prices, Neat stripes; all well made: all sizes. Ucitular S7.60. S0.G0. S5.00. SJ.00. S3.G0 und SC.Ou" I Trousers, now $4.85, 54.85, $3.U5, ?2.35 und ?1.95. KClOIIiI 1'1'Kl i ' STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER MARKET STUEET ElGHT'll STREET WLUERT Silini.T COAL FOR TRANSPORTS RUSHED TO SEABOARD Railroads Giving Preference to Ship Fuel to Help War Plans Tlt,lr1Ttrn Ttr OHMIt ' FREIGHT. JAM bTILL 0N; Little Change, in Conditions Here' and Result of Demurrage Order Is Awaited flic movement of liltumlniui'. cujl tn t I:o senbmd for the pmposo of bunker- on cnt(,, itiriadn for sevcial daj-F. , wm ,.ntlnuo in have preccdenee lltlt tilc 11(c03Sity lj, relieved Until f (lm0 vomcll ticrc la nt nK(,,., . ,, nn. mrlCrlal chaiiBO In the frcidif ,'tuatloii. accoidlnc to well informed - ridlroad men Phlladelphlani. nie takliiR the situa tion phllosophlt ally, nnd the only com plaints In be hcanl comen fiom thojo ho cannot pet tiansportntlon facllltln for what 1 legarded by the war priori. tlei board as nonessential frelsht Kvcrj. llilne Is belnc suboidinated to the vwr """'. -, ' '". ornor """ "' V"""" """') -' inn foity-clglH noui.s rreo limo' i, nl- lowcd to the cons'gncc, tin. time, tn count from 7 o'clock on ihn innrnbg after tho arrival of 'the ficlRlit. so that In many Instances the 'nn- time" amount utmost to three dav Tl.o de. Imunago for tho Hist day after tho ct- I plratlun of tho "flee time" will bo 3, I mid on succeeding days it increases nt , Hie i.ito of $1 ii day unt.l it iraches , Sin. It will piob.ibly be a week before tho crtects of this order can In definitely I felt. 1 In the meant imr. It was .-.nd at tho oihces of tho Peimsvlvani.v Ilallroad. iMiiiitloiis' at tho local Irimlnal.i nre about what thc.v weie Tt the cloe of l.ut , week, which was "freiKht-moving vvetk" No peiceptllilc chniiKe (an b noticed, in tho number ot cais wnlllns on sldlngj to bo unloaded. I The new cmu.ii so okitcii ny tne oi- i rcct0,'. K cnc,nl of inllroads through T.eg , , T i.. v it smtib. rii,i,Mi.. ' Hl,ini,1Pni9 of nil freight event food. & Clothier Golden Year February Sale of Furniture Starts Friday February First Winter Suits and Overcoats $40.00 , Ulsters f $23.00 m :1 I
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