""'FVi . -- IJrt-rt-- PV "-1 ' WJ'i- Mfft 2 PORT'S USE URGED Y TRADE BODIES Committee Making Com ytete Survey of New York y and Philadelphia Will write to m'auoo , JTjrigg Shows Economic Wastu in Sending Freight for Foi eign Shipment Through City Th emergency commercial commit tee, on transportation of tho Allied Trade Bodies of Philadelphia has prcpaied a t$er to send to llallrond Director Gen eral McAdoo urging upon him tho Use or the JKrt of Philadelphia to relieve the shipping congestion In New York ftnet tho eastern freight tannic ,L"rnest T. Trigs, president of the Cliamber of Commerce. U chairman of tb committee. Ho announced today that the commltlco is ninkhuj n. Unoiigh private Investigation of tho port cf rljJIadelphla and Iho port of New YoiU. lie would not divulge tho names of the Investigators, but said th.it thej aro men Weil versed In shipping condition's. Their rcnort will show In detail the conditions prevailing In New Aorl. and those In th port of Philadelphia The committee line united th.it the facilities of this icrt ur.' not being ued to copoelty tn IjeltliiK supplle t' Kurupf Mr. Trigg has already rIxoii public ut terance to his feelings on tho subjec .. lie: has declared that thu economic vnste In hlpplng foieign freight ihroiiRli.-Phll-adelphla bj tall to New York is col ossal. Ho fins pointed out that thcro has been no logical reason ur oven excine given for not utilizing tho oxccllent facilities available heie This morning he reiterated his fnr mqr statements and added: "Tha coinniltleb of which I am chair man has decided t. go after tills mat tor with all tho force that It can put behind It "Wo ore going to mo that Phlladcl pha receives Justin. We nre going to urjjo thu Government authorities In charge of shiiiplng to nllnu Philadelphia to make nil of hei facilities available fo? the successful pmeecutlon of tho war making srr.vuY ur ruins 'Ve aio not, hoiveir, Kolnjr Into this, tiling bl.ndly. We aro having ti thorough Investigation marte of tho port hero nnd In New York Wo aro going to have all the facts before us before we place our case "In the meantime, wo are sending a letter to Sir. McAdoo. ajklng htm tn r nd us iiiok- ships to handle foielKii freight, so that lirmifil ute lellcf might be given to the freight jam that Is tlng up Industry nnd hindering tho manu facture nnd i-hipplng of supplies mid mimlilnm liidlv needed bv our optdi- t onary forces and tlie noops of the A'Jles. "When we liav Iielore us me inuiui of our Investigation we vrlll decide on future steps In the movement. I cannot nWtlils time sav what they will be Y& inaj be assured that they will be atSfcforceful as it is possible to make '11,11 . Mr, Trigg did not say whether the case, would be urned llrst to Mr. Mc Adoo. In Washington, or to his assistant. fu W. Smith. In New York. There is also possibilities of the caso being car- -m& to the I nltcil ranies r-mppniK Board. )ivhicb has control over the ton nage Malt is taken uiross the seas after It Is placed on tlie pleis oi various wa porta CJornge S Web-t. i. of th" Department of Wharves. Dim as and 1'cirles, said there had been no further developments from his trip to New York last Thurs day. He has asked lklword V. fairy, operating dliector of tl.o Kmergeiuy Fleet Corporation. I'nlted Mates hhlp plnjr Board, for an Intel view, and Is awaiting word from him before going to Washington. The Director expects to hold this conference some lime neM week. Tho Dliector also eM'ecls to go to New York again to Fee Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith wus tailed to Washington last Thursdaj and the Dlrtctors con ference with him was canceled. The plan for the use of tho port of Phila delphia was placed before M. J. Alger, secretary to Mr Smith, for reference to his chief ADMIIIAL PP.AIMkS I'ullT Strong support for tho claims of Phil adelphia for Us share of the Government shipping of the country has been glvtn by Jtear Admiral 1' T. Bowles, of the Emergency I'leel Corporation, who. in his evidence before tho House Com mittee on Merchant Marine and Flbhei Ics, criticized tho failure to 'utilize the facilities of this port and attiibuted that allure to tho fact that "a group of rich men have sought to make the port of New York the greatest In the world." Admiral Bowles declared that the Philadelphia port offers great advan tages for shipping, and raid that its advantages had not been commensurate with, Its possibilities. Ho urged an early appropriation of $10,000,000 to enable tho emergency Fleet Corporation to speed up Its shipbuilding piogram. llepresentatlve Kdmonds. of Pennsjl vaiiia, also had some Interesting views on tho advantages of tho Philadelphia port, and told the committee that much of tho freight congestion could ho re lieved by diverting rail shipments from New Tork to Philadelphia, where he raid about 10 per cent of the wharves are Idle. NEED AIKI'LAXE ENGINEERS Philadelphia Club Receives Urgent Appeal; Get Officers' Rank Engineers to serve as nvlatlon offi cers directing tho assembling, tepalr Jnp and overhauling or army airplane rnglnea In France are needed urgently by the United states army, according to letter sent to all the members of the Ungtneers' Club of Philadelphia by Its officers. Yor help Is needed nt once and what could be more worthy of jour forts than this grand work of placing lb-class mechanical skill back of our bl heroes?" reads the appeal, which B from Captain C Clothier Jones. , . A S president of the aviation nilnlng board, University of Fenn vunla medical laboratories. .Applicants may be of any age and v3Uld be technical graduates aiid ex perienced In gas-engine work or ma-Mine-shop practice, but may receive e necessary training In a seven vv eeks' Jgirse. During training the pay Is f 100 , nionth and upon acceptance the ap lsfc,nt Is commissioned as second lleu- -Httnt, first lieutenant or captain. JftMAN'S BURNS ARE EATAL Follows Attempt to Freshen Flro With Gasoline 'JgbkiXofA Hell, thirty-three years old. tFjmmiiom, N J died In Cooper Hos ta4 Caradtn. today from burns on the jtiv r jfra 1llf lirnii linll.lln i Am In hAi JofM but Monday and poured traso- and exploded, setting B y55 fRtiiu i CENTRAL REALTY RISES ARE FEW AND SLIGHT i New Apartment House nnd Old Y. M. C. A. Site Show Largest Inct cased Values , Tax letuins fiom realty, were It not for the liurcased late, would bo but slightly higher HIV jcar than last, ns comparotlvelv few Increases In assess ments have been made In the books now opin for 191S The largest single Inerens reuse In tho i -,.,.. ceutial section of tho city i of tha new twentv-storyupaitment house nt the noitheast Loruer of Nineteenth and Walnut stiecls. T.ils Ills been nil- vai.ccd fiom S30W.000 to ll.TOo.uoo. At the present rate of $2 3S tho c'ty and -lI.oo!h will tecelve this yea. from this IlllliruleiliPlit. S39 9S0. mm ni? imt STSOft Colonnade llolil has been lalsed from I $1,100,000 to H. 230.000; the I'etinsvl- vnni.L liuiiiiiiiLT fiimi s. nno.ooo to 5 I 100 00. Hist of Hioad street olio of tic In- ciensei uu ClK-stnut Is made In the case I of the new building of the llenellelnl .Savings Fund This Is tnweaod fiom JfiOO.Ono to $830,000. Tho building of the Philadelphia Kleetrlc ComiMliy, tit 'lentil and Clieslnut streets, nai oe.n .advanced fiom fi30.0ou to jsno.onn. SrnfPthlll'II t (lifl I " " , , , , SeiZCtt (it Ambler ( oiilliuinl fr.nii Pace oii. iiiutraetniH hold that It i' ii.n--ar flllier to Keep tin- liouse wiim or i" Interior llnlshlng could cost Just about ill ,l llll' in ici-. . Mr. Stotesbuiy could not today when a reporter fcougl ment from him. .Neither lilsVeprcenuulveM except who said. "I know nothing about btllevp Mr. Stolesbury does. mete detail, WOMAN SAVES ASSAILANT l'ieads Successfully for Man Who Insulted Then Struck Her Hi i auto his older brothi t Is seiv.ng 'Voinowheio in l'ranee" and ho Is th.1 solo Etipiiort ot his widowed mothei and from the uiilmpiovtd lot In l!il7. Pi ending tho foimal opening botn '"".".' ,. .jog r,,l 1 130 Arch street Tho old nung Meu-H Christian As- B,rrIi will be the gue-ts nt n lumh- K "'7'!" ' , tilert before Judge Davis soclutlon building, Fifteenth nnd Chest- eon In the Itcllevue-Sttatrord iiIrtc, ni mkevvna tiled bcroro Juugo iavm nut sti-ets. owned by the tslalo of whl.h will bo tendcrtM the bend of the a'' J"- . .. (h. tlcorge U Wll-on. has been advanced Urlllsh iccniltliiKMnlsslon bMho HrltM. ' fio,, 1,!50.000 to ll.7S0.QO0. Tim, ,,,, .neml. Thomai P. Porte.. '"' ..ri" ",,,:.. ,, 'Tf"", " '.,' ',n abandon woik until waim wiuth.i ,,., r.,,,,,.,1 opening for todu In.-lud. h I" i"Ui. -Mum lee ill .Saul, or I'i , bald, M.'ts in udl sseily 1 lilg.-dl.-r (lenerals Whit. S;'"' "-"nrd nnd Hum, picented ih. suih null, is son., tin. h d..n. in the vv.ii,,,. ,,,,,! . ,..,.. rtbj Ih- rtill.d elalmalils lesllinony. while. AbsNPiiit 1 winter lime ill oldlnary Imuscs unit even 'ej,,,,., 'vtaUno Coiim Band. Tonight the ' "0 "orrf Mead nnd lliodusell up- In moro expcnslvo ones without healing. J...,...!,..'.!,.,, pipe Hand will cntei tain. pealed for tl.o cltv. lixpeits In leal but. nccordlng to building experts, this Ti,i,ritlHli all Plane in which I.leu- , tato values produced bv attorney Saul Is always n elaligeroui praaice. n'nee n . '", "I " ' ,)f thc Uoal l'ly testlllcd that tho property, which had' drop in temperature might lender tho ;"';' mn,cd through tho cloudi to froutngo of about llfty feet on Alcli , Work worthies and all would havo to bo '"in .lnw'ii bombH which brought to stuct. that Its market value nt the ., . i.. .... i, ., .,..,! m. i ram uowu uomns wmeu ""fc ...... tiiim .,r iim t..i.-i.,r- mu n...i t llUlltl U"l llKaill. All rUMI Ml. .V,,fc ..,v ..,. ,...M...rt.. 'rtlllll ,1 lit, MI It I UCI '' "' ....t IIIIJ IIIUIU ,11111. rive ch Idren, i leniency vrns asked todav ' mury. Captured Herman m-icuine guii, fin" Samuel Shuone. nineteen Jala old, rlfies, tiench mortars, periscopes and of T13 Tasker stieet, by Mrs. Loretta ' iquipment of nil bints will bo thown lie.Mont. of 717 Soutli Slghth street, j lllood-staiued ho'mets pltked up on the nfter Magistrate luibe-r had committed . field, mines and torpedoes from cap Slinoiii lo Jail for ten days on Mrs He- tured V-boats and weanons of nil kinds Mont's testimony that Slmono had In-1 ure umong the remarkaule ullcs suited her nnd Etruek her. Tho inig- Tomorrow afternoon It will bo open onlv titrate Kvokeil the tentencc. to men In untfomi, who villi be udmltted Mrs. HeMont had testlllcd at the hear- tiw. but for the lemalnd.-r of th.- wiek ing in Uu- Second and Chi stlon Ftieuts ' will be open dully Horn 10 o iloek in stallon that Slmone and some othr joung men sat behind h. r In a motion-picture hous at Sixth and South streets mm . . ....!. ., si....... M1UUU OHOUSIVt' It'lliaiJtS. lICU fcllO IHO- Ustetl, KInionc, hIio tald, Ittvltcd her to 'come outalilo ami fight It oat." Mo then rtruLk her, sho abscrted. Slmone was arrested. After Slmono had been sentenced to ten dajs In jail. Mrs. DeMout later came- to Magistrate Iinber and told him that 1 f-'ie had learned that Slmono was tho r-.c uau iv.i.iiu "mi i-iiuui,u us 11. e-1 olo support of his family. ' oM brother being In the aimy, and begged fo- his telcisu. viTiiiimwe ix- inL-nimv NAlUUALISrS IN AbbLMDL Delawaie Valley Union Holds Meet- ... . ... . nig at Wngner Inst tuto The midwinter meeting of Iho PeLi ware Valley NnturalUts' Union will bo held this afternoon and evening at tho Wagner I'lto Institute of Science, Sev enteenth stieet and Montgomery avenue. t 2.20 thero villi be an assembly of collectors with tli'r specimens of flora and fauna of tho Highways and byuavs of the countivslde. Competent guides win aid tho visitor. At :: o tho con- ferenco will be held, at which addresses will be made by Superintendent John ii. ISothermel, of the Institute', uud James U 1'cnnv packer, piesldent of tin L'nlon. Talks on "righting tho Boll Woovll," "liy Wavii and Sky Wajs" and "Tliti Sleeping Sickness of Africa" will bT features of the meetings. A supper .will bo soiled 111 0 15 P. M ' TEACHERS TAKE STEPS TO HELP THRIFT WORK Urged to Aid lied Cross and Charles J. Rhoads Ile&igns Sales of War Savings Stamps Governorship to Devote Tal Among Pupils ents to Red Cross in France Teuehtis in all of the Philadelphia, public schools aro today taking steps to federal Heseivo Hank of Philadelphia, No. 0, Haverfoid uvenuo ami 1'reston i """ - boost tho various phases ot tae thrift has tendered his resignation In order to street. Is dead In the West Phlladel- Wo tl.o discard be national Ai ml n I campaign, following the patriotic rally 'devoto himself to Ited Cross work, uo j phla Homeopathlo Hospital ns a result 'strati c"a j"n"" I JllHlce nancel of elementary .school teachers held latt ! cording to r.poits In financial circles i of Injuries received ot tho flro which'; 'a ' ' ' ...,... ,,..... i, ii.... ..',n,u, iiviiiin,m.rf.Mimn. m, .i .i, Tirf,nl.s l'ubllo K..i100i . Ul Ills stcau aie p.rsiieni in uemocraiio . . . . , . uen.s Dirceis. r-p-.-ai.era ueccriucu pians for lnerpat.e.1 wiles of war savlncs -..,. ., . ., i t .,.... n,.n,i o,.,i .,,., stamps and Libert Honds. and greater activities In behalf of tho lied C ross. All tho leathers were urged to "get behind .... .- ...,...." nn.1 itn llwlp 1.1, In l..e .JW,lll,il.,i .... w .. .... '",...A .1, ,rt l.V.l..nl T.... . lionatlmr war work among taelr iiunils '""'" ""'"" " . . ..-.,c u , uruvcu uy wiuo unu i.i.eo r.tary ot Male, is sain noi 10 uc satis boosting war vioru among uieir pupils. , ,t0n .1 children. factory to A. Mitchell Palmer, tho dlj li T. Stotefcbury spoke on the oppor- Mr. Ilhcads has served as governor of, snvcrn .-ritii'lsm of the man or men penser ot Ttderal patronage In Perm- tunlltles of tho teachers for co-operating lu the sale of Liberty Houds and aiding i. tin. i-vtenslon of lted Cross work """- . . . nmong the school children. Hecause of their etllclent aid In these matters In the past ho promised to Interest himself n their welfure. P.esolullons wero adopted thanking him fur the support ho has given the teachers and pledging the co operation of the association In the pro posed extension of war woik. Chester N. 1'arr. chairman of the Mhools thrift committee, explained a plan for tho orgonliallon of tho school children for the sale of thrift stamps. Anthony O. Ncary. b inker, described the part the teachers are expected to take In floating the third Liberty Loan. Kobert Kelso Cassatt, banker and di rector of the thrift campaign, proposed Increased sale of thrift stamps. Other speakers were Iw Is Parsons, director of the Liberty Lean : Dr, Charles D. Hart, scientist and explorer, and Itlchard J. ISeamlsh. William S. Garrison, president of the association, . expressed regret that only 1700 of the S000 teacher had attended the meeting. The William Penu High School Trio, upder the direction of Miss Sara Calllnan, gave several numbers. The Campbell School Orchestra, con ducted by 21. Schoenberg and assisted by tololsts, rendered" patriotic muslo. I "" "The Chancellor must declare unquall 1 Coal Famine in Camden Schools fltdly for the absolute evacuation of all ' i oal Is so Bcarca In Camden that occupied Ilusslan and French territory. 1 the Whlttler Public School at LMghth , to Y nothing of the restoration of Uel I nd Chestnut streets has b" forced Islui before the aerman working classes I i,i iu- ii lu tc.arA that iAvimI nihil-1 will be satisfled, he said, "No annex- IsoSools w4U tni'lo30A,l supply i iu inf. 'i EVENING PUBLIC GENERALS TO ATTEND BRITISH WAR EXHIBIT Armies of Two Nations to Bo Represented at First Armory Event Hilgadler Oeneral W. A. White, com- mniidlnr the British lecrultlng mission In Hits cminlrv. nnd Brigadier (ietiernl U W. T. Waller, of the United Stales marine corps, win Teprcscni nu- iuii,' fotcoH of thlr lerpcetlvc tlovermuents nt the opening of the llrlllsh ulll lul War Hvhlbll In the Kftst lleglm.mt A.nm.y. Broad ami CriUnhlA slteets. (It : SU OCIOCU IUIH aiiciiiuoii. (nlotiel St (J. K Steele, head of the ijrltlsh recruiting mission In this ltv. members of his staff nnd members of the Urltlsh llellef Committee of the l.meig- i in' Aid. Ululei vvnose auspuei n " exhibit N being i taged, will ntleiul Announcement was made today that the exhibit would be fiee to nil men in ,h(, lumcli f0),'es of the Aineilcali nneuemiiwii. All that Is needed for ml- niiloI1 9 ,, uniform, nccordlng l Mrs UeolTroj- Ollmolir nnd Miss Mar itodncy Conover, viho, during tho Illness "I Mrs i: Uuru liiuun. nc.m "' " i-nminlttcc. have been naive in mahing the niratigements. To ncourage tho nltendeiu e of si hool , hildr. n. all children under slsticu '' ,,f ,1(.t, 'ttm i,,. admitted for live lints ,.t e t-cii 10 n. in nnd p. in ' , lhd niy onc 0f the liumbi ihr. fnmmiu Hritlsh "tanks" whlih mails histui'V in Klniideis will bi brought hero fiom Now Voik in tlmu to bo Included in tho ehlblt. It t i'Npci.tcil. The huge nnnored eatetplllar. dubbed the "lliltan l.la." will bo manned by tho eiew which drove It eiver the tienches under llie. Another fenturo will bo a 11 gun from tho Herman M'.a talder the Hmdeii. inouulcd at tho etitranco Into the ar !' moining until lu at n'ght. The v- muu vvus 10 navo uceu ncm an- un 'nontii. nui was iiobipone.i iw 01 .1.4 Irt.l, a, ii I,, IiaiI IIia nniifir 'liu Wilt l rwi u itrm "- ..... SKULL I-KACTLfKi:U IJY AUTO l'edesltian Becomes Confused Cross- :.. vv.iio,i ,-no ing Woodland Aenuo rl...u irnllv liril.tuo te.lH old. " , ,7 " V, , t 1 M l-a tured skull when ho was struik by an nuloinobllo while ciosslng Woodland uvenue ot Sixty-ninth street last night - Injj trnnlilpx nf heroic cxiiioiirt nitu '" '" "" . in v uuu . ....- .." vw. ...... ..w....v...w -.v ... ...... thev tool; tlie os ion ot n. .icciuii mu tinmeu 10 some recor. bo leached, L",") ' '!' 1 ,V, ...i.n.it Alomrslde lnten-st at 6 per cent per annum ns Klvlng themselves a big spread at her nl tho Klmwood site. . "?ff . '''T,,.i, ... i.,.bi...h M.und- nltlon In naming ,1 ticket n ,lz it ft state-1 " " """..: ""' roW;er nliplaiif. th compensation for delayed payment, etc iMiente, which they call "Tho Curio lnquliy at the olllies of the interna-1 '","'. "" 0f U10 block ot votes they control in ,-""' ' vlcloiin Ceiman iljlng macnino wiuc.i ine ckj lounsei cnucavoiea to thow Jacobs llond Concert ' ...,-.....,...-......., - ,. ...... . ........ colonel K I :. 1'ei sons, pouiinniiuiiiR vnc i-niiaueipiua. jii UU Eccretary. hinw& down Inside tho IJrltlsii that these ctlmato were Inllateil an, Mis. llond journejed all tho wa from ftuiniV'm' , Among other leaders who will Et9 Sfl 11 n.,.i I .i,,'i 1I,1CR '" r",wo ntler ll liad bec" VS I1"1 ,,aVl ,"" nny lP,,t h'l,, , '" tl' 1,HU' Chicago this week to tall: nnd sing to ,' , v '. ' '" Te.l w lu- her th v re- McMlchael today 1 cgardlng his on i-altl : I Senator 1-enrose today aro Auditor Oeti- Jtf It and I lion t . ,,.. ,, ,n i.n1ir un.i cutting liv. nnd t 10 txnertu l.ir ih iiv t .1 . .... ... ,.....,.. 1 .... 1, . .. tin- 1 u aeis .vsi.i.i w.ieuici m.j i.ri- ., nvemnlarv ollloer and was i.il K.n.l.-i. .r l'niiui nin ,,,.1 SB nniilil niiv fir w " ----- - - ... ... i. nt . i-i. . . . Ifuliil i.li llvltll 1 111 11 ( I -fMiili.i in lit rkflcrlir ..-. . . ji.-ktn. .... --- 1.. 1 i n "i " " ' """ - , ; ,, . -' . '. ' .-..,.. ,11 ii.u uu. M jii i iilIlll i.ui. ii.iii.ie.. i, fr. .,i , .. l'hnwnr .1 silo In mil' site 1.11 ......... , ... .. " -- " ......., ., ..n. ,, narry ram Thi.1 is n ,,.n-i.lne."i!n bullets through tho hollow front foot value was l."tw.rn J, -in,i.i, n.i .i ih. mm i.,t Tn.uim'. !. .'. .,l.10, " . ", ,.!..,"". ..,.'.. hcloved by evetv inembel ot the .orps Itaker. of llarrlsburc. seorrtnrv nf .t.1 II ..mnlcslmft uf tho engine And one of and SI. 'm. . m.. ,' i i,iui nn,i nu,i m n, ." '?... . . .J :.:..... ' i... ....... ... "... McMlchael's accounts w el o eon ect. olll- I'pi.ubllcan Stain Conimlttee it 1. i Maliev i.ecamo eomuseu ami neppeu American eais under oidinaiy condl- ,i front of tho machine driven bytions. but thc pres.nt traord!nary ..,...... ...t, .11 ic ..'.., I. n-l.l.l t merirhf!V hppms t. fl,..iinn,l Lmnpthlni. Chailes O'lJonnell, 218 Soutli Third street, Colwvn o-'liounell'took tho in- iiiii mm to ttm I'nltdsltv Iloenltil J r, n, . t,,VL,V,i!r Vn .i, , !S ?,t and then surrendered to the police of . . , ". , ... ,; , L tho Sluy-tifth stieet and Woodland 1 Mc- nue siaiiou. lie was nei.i 111 9101. nan for a further hearing January 31 by Magistrate Harfls I.NTKUUUU CAUGHT IN SALOON jj Accusej 0f Bikini; Into Cav- "" - lt&lc Street Place I.etLhtr Styles, thirty-two j tars old, of "" North Fifteenth ttrect. was arraigned before Magistrate, Collins In Central l'o- lice Court today and accused of bleak- ing Into the saloon ot John Dudle), Cur- lisle mid IMnlsli stiects. Polt.eman Taj lor. of tho Ninth His- trict, testified that ho caught Ktsles in Hie saioou at 3 o 1I01I. this morning FEDERAL BANK CHIEF QUITS FOR WAR WORK J IlhuaibJ. governor of tho, Chailes ..... I.nn.1 r.f .l.vArttnM Ll.n.f n1...nun ua .. mm " """""" - ... I another man for the position, ! So far no decision has been reached, u u Iinortant lo gft u btronK ,, r j trained executive lor tho head of the . Institution which now has lesources of ' nllOllt S22j.000.OOI) 811(1 IS OnO Of tlltl tho Pederal itcservo Hank of Phlladel- ...... i l. ...11 .1 .-.... P'"a. sinco n narieu uuein-Ra ucioncr i, I 1014. Ho had been vlco'prcsldent and ' treasurer of tho tJIrard Trut Company. I and In Its tcrvlce for twenty-one years! . 1 1 various capacities. Mr. Uhoads en- jojs a iiign lepuiuiion in mo uuauciai and business world. Ho comes of Quaker slock, and ever since thc United States went Into the war has desired to perform somo service to help those who suffer through the war. He will Join tho lied Cross Tor the present he expects to make his headquarters In New York and to apply himself particularly to the work of help ing tho people In the French territory which has most felt tho German terrors. PREDICTS GERMAN REVOLT Morris Hillquit Says Socialists De mand Modification in Program The possibility of a German revolt Is seen by Mori Is Hillquit, recent Socialist cundldate for Mavor of New York. Hill quit Is at the Hellevue-Stratford. Ger man Socialists wilt not assent to Chan cellor Hertling'H plans, he said, and pre dicts a revolution In Germany unless modifications' are mude til the German program. atlon of territory will bo countenanced i by them. LEDGER - PfflLADELPHIA, SATURDAY, 1 PARKWAY PROPERTY BRINGS BIG AWARD i Insurance Company Granted $483,854 for Realty nt 1428-30 Arch Street one of the largest awards made ' ngalnst the city' for properlv taken 'along the line of the Parkway, In vvlint Is known ns tho central section, was itrarura "") "' "; '"' ; -....-.. a verdlU of MS3.8B4 0. In lavor of the pcnnsylv mi ninpany for Inmrancr on I.Ivtj and tliimting Annuities trster of lie estate of ry J. SI " ,?-; it.i M-" t...vv- "-.... ...- ...-.-- House of Detention for juvtnllo prison ers. Tho Jury of View, In awarding oinpensatlon to the Miles l;tale, cstl- lllnU(i tln Ulpj0 oC ln(, ptoperty nt the tllu. of tl(, tnMng nt tlie late of ubout JCOO per front fotti on Arch stiirt. Tin hoird's icprut was lib d on Mav In, )li ulllj i8 awuid was fol $3Jf,,60ii !"3. Willi li Included 0 per cent Interest from N"' vember 1 lfiOC, tho time of the legal tal.ing of l'arl.way property In this section, ns lled by tho Supremo Court Tho ten years' Interest In tho uvvunl n unwu " jnwrnw, It vvni said that nil of the Mllei helis, exiept one, weio satlsllcd to ac cept the figures of the Hoaid of View An ngrcemi'tit eotild not be lemlnd however, nnd tho nppcal vias piep.ucil When the taso wan eulleil for trial DICTATORSHIP NEEDED riAn wt n ri itin mnvin pur u. o., oaio iaiuu Chamber of Conu ident Advocates tion of Authority Tii.' need of "stloug. vliilc men at l,c head of the Uov. rnment and the centralization of authority hi a' few hands, even to tho point of ostnl.llsh- Ing a dictutoiship to win the war. was emphasized by i;rncst x. Trigg, presi .1 . t o H naiadelphM Chamber of l Olllllieill', III 1111 liuuicw ..uuie nm ne .. . ,.1.. ,1. ,...... .... 1 .... .,!.. . .1 ,... r.e i" .. if.. ?'"" ?i .V'-" U!..V.Y""V ,,: r,,J : miii; uisu ni.nr.i u.ai mo e iiii.iue'i,iu.t i 1 hamber Is tiuecndltlonally coinmlttcd tj the Deiawno r.iver biidge pioject, '-ad plaited tho woik of the Charities Uuiiau as ono of ,,)e )n0bt lmvoltaM ....1 r !... ... .., f .i B ' " "l,aillaiiUIi. Speaking of the noed3 of the country 1 "J " ,, ir'1' bal"' "t,i,0 woid da tali.r is not pleasing to imergtticy seems to demand something V' thai,',i"'?.,tlf1'S " ;0,ng' ,, " Y7 T' "tiong. vlille men aro needed to ,,cl" tl,e natl0 '" lllH ""''J "i' a'i they are available This Is no time for t.i-v .ne n-aiirtuie- tins is no iinie lor nartlian nolltlcf. nor imh h- nffor.i tn delegate great poweis iiKiit i.inu ot men. training and exiicrlenot- to dNchnrgi tl. em faltlifullv and elllcleutlj. I.e-t us nope thai Hie i:eeutlve or ongres.i. 01 L01I1 together, will establish tho best oiganlz.'tlon that can be brought about with the least possible delav and with tl.o least harmful results to busbies-. " Uojs Confident of Success The campaign of tin Oermantow 11 llojs Club. dirt, led b luO men to raltsj , $20 00U ends tonight. Although the ' .. ., , . .. ....... ... maximum sum was cnuii .iiud.i last night, lias ard Henry, president of the nigm. jiaja.u -,r...,, ,,.c.Ue. ... .,1 ... Cermantown "i M c A, said he was confident that at the . I0-0 of tin- cam- palgn moro than J20.000 would be raised, FOURTH FIREMAN DIES; HURT AT SCHOOL BLAZE r.mvrla Pliu'ivl ntl "RllildillffS bv GUaldS Placed on HUUUU gb UJ Home Defense League. Probe Is Demanded Samuel Holler, ladderman of Truck ..... ... ... .I.... n.t.1 tlntorffinl n. uny-scvenui nif. '" - , . .. ..... i.i. i. linnt-ii ir vin- rnr run ninuir, tin., V4 i. .in,.- .v. -t.. mi. ..... ,. K.100 to 7(100 per front foot 'lo this .. 1 .!... 1. iii. . 111111111:11 hit i.iii nix rui un-- 111c uuin uiu nue. Wednesday night, l.ollcr was thomo0 ,g ,Q 1)0 maUe )n th0 ntcrest of fourth fireman to perish by reason of , tje erfortB 0f the Wilson Democrats to that fire. capture the governorship In tho next rnllir was In lured Vlhllo P-adlllg a i , nmnnlcn. Postmaster Thornton, who hoso on tho wall that fell on him. He I I...1 ,..,! .- montllS OS II hOSCIlUl un' '"- o-.--- . ,,. h0 or,iCred the llremen to the place tllivr " un,,.r tlie burning wall wliero tliey met n,i-,iod, imu In mi nronouneed by James M ,snlster, president of the X'lmpen's jrotectlvo Association, viho declares that tilth action was "Just plain mur- tier. An Investigation oi ine nre nas ' i)ee'n demanded of Director of l'ubllc Safety Wilson by blmlster Convinced that tho Ure at tho Brooks School and that at the Helton School about two weeks previously were of In cendiary origin and part of a general plot to destroy school property, the Home Defense League of the Fortieth Ward, 800 strong, has arranged (o guard all the school propel ty In that teotlon of the city until tho Hoard of Kduoatlon can place n satisfactory guard over the I scnool buildings. The schools now under guard aie the S. Weir Mitchell, Fifty-sixth street and Klngsesslng avenue; tho Hoffman, Fir-ty-flfth and Vine streets; the George, Sixty-third street and Glrard avenue; tho Overbrook, Sixty-second nnd Leb anon streets, and tho Hanna, Fifty-ninth and Jlace streets. A guard has also been placed over the Methodist Kplsco pal Orphanage, Monument road and Wynnelleld avenue. Build Huge Roundhouse Construction ot one of the largest roundhouses In the city and alsp ot a the I'plverslly of Pennsjhunlu; Doug machine hop for lepalrlng locomotives jas C. McMurtrle, director of tho lied has been started for the Heading Hall-' Cross Institute for Crippled and Dls way on the west side of American street, I abled Men, New York city, and Dr. north of Krle avenue, by William Steele i Francis p. Pattersot. chief of the dlvl & Sons Company The buildings are slon of industry, hygiene nnd engineer part ot the plan to relieve freight coil-' Ing of the Pennsylvania Department of ccstlon. Labor and Industry. IBBBBBBBBBBBBBV iIP'' JH ""Uk hHLIIIIIIIIIH CAIUUE JACOBS BOND Enlisted men nt the Philadel phia Navy Yard will enjoy a "spread" tonight nt the famous songwriter's expense. WOMAN TO 15E HOSTESS TO MEN AT NAVY YARD "Caniu Jacob.S Bond Banquet" rv i tn i Takes Place nt LoajJUO Mand Tonight The end of a leifeet daj is In slslit m i, I "" "'0 "s Ol lUO ll.IV J.uu JlLi.ll. through tho splendid geiierotlty of Car-1 rle Jacobs llond lesldent of I.os An-. fceles, hut clllzenos of the world nt largo bos. under tho auspices of tho Matinee Musical Club. preM-nted the Y. M. C A with a big phonogtaph to he sent lo tho bins in tin- Jeisey amps In tho pines, ,,,m ' ' L i,(u ".-n iiri,.th v., ? .,.- j,'r .,,,,. ... , . Snecial Collections to lie lakcil 111 Churches Tomorrow Speiial (ollectlons will be taken up to moirow In nil Kplscupal ihurihes hi l'ennsjlvunla In an eff.ut to uilse SlOU.nuu towaul the $&uo,nOO wanted for the national vvui eoimiilsslon fund of the Hplscopal Chun h, with which to entry on lellglous cornices for tho 71.315 Kplscopalians now in the army ami nriv -- - , . ..,,.. i "II- ctiuie.ll 111UM II. IU. lit nulla ...- iho .ens and to the tienches." - --........",...,. .'.:.' ... ..... f...i n,.,. ' must feel that their ihuicli Is back of them as well as their couuli ' the fund will provide SluO.000 for equipment, 01 coiuniissiui.ii. rniiiaiu-, if ehurches In tin- service', JSO.OUii fin ll, ..,,. luln.ii A .It 1 tlltli 111 U lll'lf lllH 1 .III- ir' ts.ouu for the work of c- 0....inc nrencles. Jtuo.000 fur woik "Vwseis iid V;,. nuu fw OVelfce.lS auu fJ","U" l' itiiuHiiii- 1 m'c'U- CHI7IU,I1' v-IIUHvvIl, S GOLDEX JUHILKH .-.. ...1. 1.... .u... ..,!,- t,n1 rt .. rt '"" .. m... tM.iiv. -. t...-.. -. ...v iniiihr 1 tii i nniiiii'iiL iiiiiL'i- iii.iii Li rii . . .. . . . - .-- .. , -mm ii.i.ii. i.iuiui,iiiniir,E u iiuuMiig i.iiiiiuei ,w. .uv linn i., ..,.- T,g TJoiiiinf on Uollars lor roso I i I'll iiaueip i a nnu tlie nam ne of s. llond has been singing and talk- plojed ut tho Hog Island jaid-. Jews KaiSlllt, ""on uoiwib iot l4,cmenant Vjovernor an, " i.g all oier the ...untiv for tho enter. rnolli: I Jteatoratiou l unu gress,nnn-at-largo on the Statu ticket, i.unmeril of the bovs in khaki. "'"u l . . Mi.is is ihn i,.,tu it tu ..,1.1 .u.l lierce Pres- - . ."V'."f '"rji? "Ji? MW . J"-'. WUMtl.iouBl,out tlio tho u,.-Stato men'wlll ask for harmonv rAi-ini;vn I UK JU latUI li aii i im , .,.i.,i.,iii.n f.itimrnfimi in tii. 1 ;..,",... ,.,.. .i. ,.! ,u c Town Jfeet Imr n.irtr lcaJprs imiA . tliLi tilled" ii'Jii can we afford to H?dHS!1,0,y "SvLorr TX The golden Jubilee of tho Chuuliof the Holy Apostles. Twenty---econd niid Chilatlun streets, will bo observed to- monow with special services. t the morning sci vice, lllshop St. ally, of new- omc.atemC"5' '"lor of "" "' Vnlon services will no hem in ine evening by the congiegatlous ot the nulliaiv ihapels, the Mediator uud SI ... ... .... ... ... ..i..n.. i.i. .,.. Kinieon 1110 iicni', .e hihu. j,ia..ui, Steal ly will oillclate. Illshup Niuhaiiwl neai.j -;'" """"' ',""'"',, Thomas, of Nebraska, who as cvpeote.l to lake pan in the celebration, will be unablo to attend. MAT OUST THORNTON FROM POSTOFFICE: i 1 1 ,, ,t . , , Humor BUlKSlee Will Oet Job i ,nin.a n, nmm(!n I in Interests of Democratic Governship Campaign llu.noi 3 that John A. Thornton post- ClieiCS. .,, , ,i, ,,r.ii,iri i,, im, as originally appointed at tho Instance of William Jennings urjan, then Sec-1 v- "..'.. . ' f,;lanla, and the appointment of a moro active man who can bo moro useful to Iho organization Is understood to bo thc reason for thc change foireast. Mr. Ulakslee Is at present a resident, of Carbon County, nnd In tho event of his appointment as postmaster It would bo necessary for him to move his home to Philadelphia REBUILDING WAR'S WRECKS Political and Social Science Acad emy to Discuss Wounded Soldiers rehabilitation ot tho wounded and broken men of the world war will bo discussed, by the American Academy of Political and Social Science it a special session this evening at 8:15 In Wither spoon Hall. Soldiers and experts in va rious subjects will give their views as to the best methods for helping rebuild broken bodies and enabling the soldiers who were wounded t6 make their way In the world. The epeaktrs will bo Major General William C. Corga, surgeon general uf thn United Hlatea nrmv ! Mtlor Tl Tnlt I McKenzle and Dr. 1). J. McCarthy, of JANUARY 20, 1018 BRAINARD'S ABSENCE DELAYS HOUSING PLANS i-i 1-le l. ..... aTTSnSTZvr I " " .-iv.v ..t..w.-.. I Arrive Here Today i ! HOG ISLAND HAMPERED Shipbuilding Company Offlcinls De clare Inactivity Is Detrimental to Woik of Nation ('onrertii. e between ollklali of the pitzmaurlee. rector of St. .toaUihn's Department nf l'ubllc woiks, tho Amer- ('imrj,, l'rnnlford, will b? tho m-slst-i..., i.,iA,,,.,iiMnnl sihlnliulldlnc Com- ,,, ... i.t 'rim line-, .lames V. Moiiahaii, panv, and Owen Ilrnlniid, lepresentatlve , ,,cor f st. James's Church, will b" i lores t tho outcome of th0 conference In of the hoUHlng commltteo of the Ihner-1 (jeaconi nllj (i,e J'.ev. lllchnrd 1. 1'h'ladelphla today between Senator Wll gemy Tleet Corporation, whlih Is e- Hannlgan. rector of St. dugorv s am K Crow, of t'nlontuwn, ehalrma ik,1 tn lint III motion Plans fur the ,.1,.... i. ., in Ue utllidencOU. l of tho ItellUbllcall Stato cnmmlllAA e laving out of the great Hog "land housing elto In tho rmtlfth Wnrd, had not taken pl.uo tip to a lain nour mi- morning. Mr lliulnald Is espeil.d to airive In Hi.. ,ltv about noon, though none of the olllU.ils nf the l.tiblli' works dep irlment i . ' . ...... ....it.tt.... f the Intel national miipiiiuiuiuk Company would ndmlt that thty vieie I nsiuieil .Mr. urainani woum vimi i-nn-ndelphla today nt nil "I nm getting tired of this delay The vvork of my depaitment li being Inler feicd with nnd lniportant city work Is being held up wiillo 'conferences' go on nt Washington." Tho seriousness of rontinued delay in ftilu unllni. 1 thus flp.illV IndlC.llCll llV , cnester li Albrlgl,.. chl.f of the Uurrou ofSuivcvH. ! AITtXU 1 oil IIIIAINAUD , , , , , ,, ., l.lie.tor li.tesmai., head of the l)i- paitmcnt of I'ubll. Work-, this mot li- Ing ie-ltei.it(d bis Untcmcnt of ycstei-' ''ay that in.- tievt movo iiium. como om vviiMiiiiBion J If CllMt 1IH has' '., , ,,,, , ,.,,. ,, ,..,, nlrr..,lv filj mj tiat nothing can bo done in thu matter until Mr. Ilnilnard or mine other oiiiclal of tho Emergency I'll et i-orporuuoii iioiisiiik i iiinmuie'u iwu uu n,at . ,, tn Btart i0uslng plans "ould be agieeablo and iicceptablo to tll( ,. j, H c l.tlmcfl nln by this otllce that tho Hog Island work Is being badly , i hi ii krvi i tii inniiiii'iii iiini'r imui in miv ii.jiji.uu ..j uu, i.i iii iiiu.iiiuih ,i,i i"i'-i i 1cF0lullr.il lniroiiuceu in miii,. i"u- , ,ing fur uu investigation of conditions .. .i... ..1 1.. ... ... .... . 1. .. at tho Hog Island snipjarus aim ine beng lalsed for tho fund In tho United " '" niieiumi, j.eeeivcr ot Taxes shipbuilding Industiy of tho countiy In states and an attempt to lalso pel haps Kendilcknnd CIi Treasurer Shojer be general. The comp my is fully prepared jluO.OOU.OOU throughout tho woild will rause tho Supreme Court declined to for unv Investigation that mav bo made, bo made, to re-establish tho Holy Land order the bonds tor the contest reduced It wasVtated. and nothing is to be feared ., Hie homo of Jewish leliglon and eul-, from a total of L'S.tiOO to $10,000. In fiolu the fullest tnijuuy inm ine opera- lion of the- plant. The Imperatlv.- need of 'speeding up" the houilng piugi.uu has beei stiessed in tho hearings bcfoie the lommlttee on .itcrchant Matlno In "ash- ... I...... l i,nelilr.,. ... ln u.Kluii. ., i. ,."- ... .. 1....v... ... ..w.. have deelaicd that the elllclei.cy of the lu l.ln lmiv.li.il nl.oil Ml ,,.. ..out l.v lb,, ilelavs that have lnl.ii 1 place In the erection ot homes for the' WUlkllllU. Warning was sounded by Chailes II I lutalcer and P'rederlj-k I,. Aokormaii. I housing cpeits, and membcis of tho American lnstlluti- of Aichlteet. In their ev Idenee beforo tho ' e'ommltte't against the falluie to provldo for leciea- ttou nnd mhI.iI tenters In tho houvlnr I j ..ma. A.iiiuiu ui ine seiieiuo wns pro-. elk-tetl unless due legard Is had for ' ..s ami means to keep tho workmen contented. COLLEGES TO SHORTEN TERMS DURING WAR . . ., . T ... .. ilCUClS 01 btaiC Institutions W Upon Plan for YoiU ll.MtlllSUUItU. Jan JC, '' ! loiii'Kea 01 tciinsjuania on a war basis was discussed hero at tho 11nnu.1l meeting of thc College Prc-ldcnts Association at tho Capitol. Placing tho colleges of I'ciinsvlvaula They agree the college jear should be shortened and all cnlitted tenlors gradu- ated. No deflnlto action was taken legard- ing h later date for the annual opening of tho colleges, but this matter will be taken up by tho Indlvlduvl Institutions. Tho second semester of tho lircent term "'" bo cui thrco to four weeks in most colleges and sl-c weeks at Stato College. Th. number of holidays will bo .educed to a minimum, Tho college heads also adopted resolu tions advocating radical i eduction of ex penses of isi.uueucements and other col lege events and that meetings of collego men Involving travel and expense bo eliminated. i:dvln II Sparks, president of Stute Collego, President Klsou, of Thlel; Chan, etlloi MtCoimltk, of Pittsburgh; Presi. iltnt Comfort, of Haverford, and others made addresses, pldegkig tl'emselvei and their oollegcH to an enlarged H-rilco to tho United States. KELLY AT THE DAT ,, , , ct-it,s n-sZ.i. ti i ""' "' '"""'"s vinpiui.-, i.atu for Caio of Hum ' Christian Kelly, or -IS 52 Mclioso street, was held In 5500 bull for couit by Miiglstrato Wilgley In tho IJelgrado ami ciearuciu nireeis I'uiieo station to- ua. uccused of using a baseball but on Itlchard P.lchaidson, a cripple, ot SOU Victoria street. Kelly Is bartender for his brother Frank, who has u saloon at IllUimond nnd Westmoreland btreets. lllchardson, according to the testimony, cutcicd tho i saloon uud demanded a diluk. I When Kelly refused he created a dls- I turbanco which was subdued by Kelly ' wun a baseball pat Hlchardson had to go to the Hplscopal Hospital where ha was treutcd for lacerations and con tusions ot the head. While condoning Kelly for using the bat on a cripple. MaglstratQ Wrlgley praised him for refusing to soil Illchard son liquor while Intoxicated. Lawyers Indorse Judge Porter NQIlItreTOWN. Pn.. Jan. JC. The Montgomery County Bar Association has adopted resolutions favoring tliOTre. election of Judjte Porter, of Allegheny County, for the Superior Court. Tho association elected Joseph Foruance president; Jacob V. Ootwals, vice presi dent? William I'. Dailnehower, Secre tory, and George IC Urccht, treasurer. SHIM) VV NITIIl'IllliW TRAIN' NCllKDt'MW On account of the ordqr ot the Furl A.l mlnlitrutur. (neclal local tana tabli will kt obrvxl l,y the I'enDiytvanln llaliroad be. ,....,. f,hll.,Jl,ht,t Mml lnull i,rf ll'..i Cheater via Krazr on MonJaa. January I'M. 1 February 4, 11 18. 'J3 and March 4, It, IS- and V9, ferlanr local iraina will im. ju,, nulled on the extoraro llrunrh-, Marlatiei D. vllonr and the Cap MaV JUtiitau at tlie West Jerarr, B&'hiiKOt. V raar,;ers ahouM ceniuli ilacnr6 at suburban itutlona, rldv'. I CIIAI'EL FIFTY YEAHS OLD St. Leonard's Will Begin Golden Ju bilee 'Next Friday Tho golden Jubilee of .SI. I.ronni d"n , flinnnl .IS"'! ("I, fl lllll ntlCCt COlldUCttd - - - -- .?' I w 111 beg'n net ITluay mm ronimui- through Saturday, on ividay. pt o'clock, n high iiihph w 111 bo celebrated i i.. i1A nn,,it rimiil bv Its chaplain, tho ncv. Daniel J. lloyle, for Iho Mil- I dents of tho academy. Tl.o students' choir, under tho direction of .N.cola A. Montanl. will sing tho mass On Saturday, nt 9 oVloeK, u solemn poiit'lleal mass will i' celebrated bv in.iim. McCnii The lie v. l''rancl 1. ,,.)0 j,ev Thomas K McXully, of the i (-uilejri,it will be master of ceremonies ; .mo,ki,01. Drumgooie. lector ui m. i Chailex's Semlimiy. oveibrooU, w 11 tie- u,.r the i-ermoii. A iee.-pl.loii to the alumnae, tlielr lehillvei and frieniN. and the Chlhlrm or Mi.ri Sodiilltj. villi be . ..... .....I ii, l,Tll,,t llltll fl.lel u-niicuu hi uiuiimn'ii""'' the muss. IiriTT Mc'MICHAEL BUKIED 1.I1.U1. .IWIll,ll.ira. .. " . i vr Fellow Ulliccrs at runeiai irai: i New York Suicide m, . ..r ti. i i nut Chmlei . . li . . . 1 . . .... . M. I l..l Ulitnu Vrmx Amteiwm Veixu". slntloned.at MlViitovvii who shot liliiise-ll cdneMlav night while In New- YmU. was held t- ,i,v fn. In tin-h'.nifl . if hi' father, ChnilcH W t " um .luilge of Couit '.' l ,, N. .. , .., c.- ' """""" ' - - ' ( t,M w,ro conducted by the ."... ...... ,.i..i.t.. ..r m in,n' ! iiev. jir. jo. m .-luint iwfto u. ..v, ....... .. Krnlfintntit ClllSCOPal CllUKll. at J i o'clock. Interment followed prlvntely In North Laurel Hill Cemetery. ....... v. ..... . -- . . Cour ollleem mid pit privates ncteu i itH pall beareis from tho house. At the I .. ..... . ceis dt, aio. iinu lie was vers lauiiiui "' '' d'fi'haige jot his duties at camp. ,.r, ,"..,. .mit m,mv "IALhSlINL bAUUAlIl JOHAl - - .. . .. ..,! them being set nsiue lor tno i-aicstiuo , Ucstoiatlon rund A million dollars Is I tun. 1 Die Zloniel h Jdeis lueilUt that half a million Jews, elilelly from Huiopoan e'olintlli's, will re'.lle in ralostino during th" net tell oais now that it has been freed fi.im J"in veals of Turkish role. - - ro n.r.l.t ,..,-,,-, ,,,,. ' x itiunu 1 liiuumu MEN DIE FOH DEMOCRACY War Departtpent Announces Libt of Town JIcetinK nnd Kepublican Alii Deaths in American Expedition- anee of 31st Waid Plan lo ary Korces in Franco Launch Uoom at Dinner WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. Hlcveu . , , . . .. ...... .. HMed..lonar.v l'oices abroad wero an- i.ounced today by the War Department: Coiporal Clary Osboine, cnglueeis. ' bcrland street, net Thursday night t January 23, pneumonia: father, O. II. which It Is probablo a boom for a can-O-iborne, 2J7 Dalo Ftieot, McKecsport, dldato to oppose Congressman l'cter Ii Pa. Costcllo, Vnro representative of tho Plftli l'rlvato (llrst class) lVedeilck 1,. f Congressional District, w 111 bo launched, Curtl", field signal battalion, January j Members of tho commltteo made this J3, frontal slnusllls; brother, Oeorgo announcement today but would not glva C. Cuitls, Ida llrondway, I.jun, Mass. ' out tho name ot tlniif prospcitite "dark l'rlvato Allen Mawcll, ttcvedoies, ' Januaiy 21. pneumonia: father, Joo ' Maxwell, Joiilan, S. C. 1'ilvato Arblo W. JlcClallln, motor- tiuck company, ammunition train, Jan- 11.11 v 23. scarlet fever: father. George 1 I McCIallln. Arpln, Wis. Sergeant Wilson N. Austin, tialn lirndn.tfirlprs i.llil lllllillirv liolll-e- linCU- , ',,.. ,,,,,, ,.- i,,,.!,, s"t Kin. '"o"'-1; fatll'' " ' ustl. 3"3 Mn' near place, Seattle, Wash. Prlvain Josli Joy, stevedores, pneumo- i nla, January 2J : btothtr, Uscur Joy, Horatio, Mu.st. I private P.oscoo J. Leonard, infantry, January 23, pneumonia; father, John M. Leonaid, orlunii, cai. Private Je-ssn Lakes, stevedores, Jan uary IS, pneumonia; mother, Mrs. Louis Lakes. Huphzltmh. Ha. Private Wesley Small, stevedores, January 21, iraeturo of tho skull: moth er. Mis. Sarah Small, llvldoc, S. C. Piivate Uinst T. Mose, Mciedores, Januaiy 12, pneumonia; mother, Henri- ctta Moscj. Klon, S. c. of 85B Noith Jourth street. Camden, l'rlvato Samuel II Paslcv btevedores 'fell off n. boat In tho course of con jiuiiiary o, pneumonia; sister, Claia structlou and Buffered contusions of tha I'asle, Vinton, lloauoko Count, Ya back. nCi1 -t 1 S Americas Most I i;i usieemcu tor its mellow llavor ih m llll nnd its rine bouciuet. Doublv es- !lli 9 II teemed because it never affects the fl llll smoker's nerves, heart, digestion or UU clear-headed efficiency. 9 iiil M fhe. , I feQgar 1 I iPflll 9 -rek"' fll iM$Vmmm a.s.i" 91 1 0 WWlPilMI u Never detsMWmk. M on yournervesimlWtL 1 :G.O. P. HARMONY PLANS ARE SEEN i,elose t0 Meet Crow and State Leaders Here Todeiy nifrnrVrP . 31 US I KLCOGNIZE YARES Division of State Ticket Pro posed to Unite Factions of Republican Party Politicians aro nwnltlng with keen . m utor I'cmoso nnd leaders from 'other sections of l'ennsylvanla It 9 pre- uicteu mot m nils eoniereneo n pica for hmmoto an mUut-tment of the tllffer- olieM between the J'enrxe nnd Vara fmtlons vvl 1 be made, u, that n united fiont can be presented against tho I jMi,i,rtrtl 1 iJ lit .lift i ntitlt.n ....l.n- ,. . .... ..,...... ... ...u kw. ,.,.,, tiuuviuuioriai ohm. On top of thli comes the announce- ! ment fiom Vuro headquirters that Wll. am T McNcloIi K0 ot t1(J ,n(o g -l'lr J-imes 1'. McVlchoI, long the no. ntlcal enemy ot tho Varcs. has their Indorsement for tho nomination for State Senator from the Third District This Is Iho "job" that was imi.1 . IllilllV VL-nrS t.V Ills f.l!lil-r A se.itte.ed" few- nodded W, whert this unnounceiuctit was mad, Harmony ul last." they 'said Hut others wre M.'plle.il. I hev weie nun In their b. "a that this latest move ot the VareV was nicely cn.noullage, Iiitendeil to pla- cato tho former supporteis of McXk-hol """ enlltt their support They could tea nothing of harmony with thn vnr. .... .. - - .',w,o faction ns a result. Senator Crow, It li said, has taken Iho position that no matter how bitter and . .,,., ,,, ..... , .. ---- i'"f ""'" "'" """'n ugnniEc ine VarM "nu iiieir leausuip may ue. the Varrni - understood they will take a. position Minllar to that of Senator Crow "''"'J' bellcvo tho Vnres will accept a irniosi State ticket provided thev a nssureu a iianus-ou policy uv Pen. unit tlit iiil flirt nlilmlnniviAiir nf il.. , -- '" "i. i u.o pro- poicd contest ot tho election of lteglstcr M.iieineni isueu 110111 party heau- Miuaiteis it was said tho party would continue lu the light for good goiern- nioiit. li'i s will culminate In Philadel phia. It is pi telle ltd, In an ' unprece dented" utilising of Independents In t'10 nest majuraltv election WILL NAME CANDIDATE TO OPPOSE COSTELL0 'n.o Town Meeting and liepuullcau "" '""" "" "'" i.eimu..e-B Alllam forces of tho Thlrtj -first Ward V . will hold a leceptlon and dinner at Tex- tllo Hall, Kensington avenue and Cum- horf-c." Acceptames to invitations for tho din ner havo been iccetied from United htates Senator Penrose, Thomas r Arm strong, James s. nenn, Harrv J Trainer, .Magistrate William I'. Campbell, deorge W. Coles. Ilowaid IX. Shepnard. Oeorge u. t-urici-, e nomas vv . 1 imumguam and Judgo Hugeno Ii IlonulMcll John Kin ney Is chairman of the Thiils-Hnt Ward committee, Lr, John I'resptr Is cltl cominlttecmaii and William J llcll H Eccrclary of tho ward committee TWO INJURED AT SHIPYARD Acciiientb in Camtlcn Plant Send Workmen to Hospital Two men aro lu the Cooper Hospital, Camden, as tho lesult of accidents at tho New York Shipbuilding Company plant. George M. Schmidt, thirty-eight veais old, of 75 Woodland avenue, Camden, suffered si broken light Iflf when' an Iron castlnt; fell on him. (J coign McKuIght, nineteen ears old, Famous Ggar MU Ma i iS. I M i o oSH j
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