r. "J-rt -fl T'" t tyt COAL : vi '(V, er foils Conference to fiucuBs Relief of Do- m mestic Shortage IUT1TATP Ain UPMnTt! l jJtailroads Bringing Only Two- jf j thirds of City's Estimated j,IjA ,r MH,.,.. ?iS ' XlIJjR-PHILAPELPklA, WEDNESDAY. FEKRUARY 0, 1018 , ...! ....v ..1 3 t - - : : : " i... . ..n itn . i , V rVU :tf ' FI.. .! -II. ..(. n Tl.ll ..tAli.t.ln l.na X 1 f " t '! -Vt MlUttllUII 111 I JilialUVIUllt 119 K preached an nculo ftnge. rraticH A &&- r'Ltwl, fuel administrator for tho city, 5 .... . ......... ... . ... fl -. nnelllmlo ln1l flint fit laVllrf f mn"'' (iwrunn i.uv. .t ...... ... ..... . ,,i 10.000 famUIe nre In pxtrcmo distress 1 '.-- .... .. ,.,. n.,1 ttinl lirt enlllil sn,i I lt .1 ... .i...iif..i ..iu.i . .... " wr im.ft u wwi ui iimv iiw ....-. .ui..i ikiii id uikit lii'Mlllliil l.UilllltM uui- fcOUNTY PAIlt JKEN AID FOOD ADMINISTRATION Association Meeting Hero Also Boosts Intensive Production and Elects Officers Adoption nf a icsolutlou backlnir (toi national food administration, advocacy of Inert nscd horse breeding In Ills for military puriioses nnil clcc'tlou of olllcei.i, imirkeil tlio second und final .la'n se slop of the Iniis.vhnnl.i .Slate Assocla-1 Hon of County Hair nt the Hotel Itiui ' over today. Tho icsolulloi, Indorsing llir work nf Herbert i ver :itul iir miBlnif nctlv III was Introduced Li orrls (! Tt tu ple of l'dcnimon repr.se ntltiK the Chestn County l'ulr ,socl itlnn It followed 1 letter fioni the nilmliil-tritloii nelilsliu tlmt ootiiiix f ii I rw lip nntlnu.il thin .venr to inintu.iKi fill mil" nnil usI.Iiik for ic, npcintlon I A .ouuultttc nf two-J S Seldom I ridge, nf I,iiu tPtir ami .Vnrrv Coch inn, of Diu-,,ii - us appointed to ko ti yiiisnitidon ami murcr villi the national fond iiiliiilitlnti.it nr The .ominltKo wl I vllt iiIkii Dim tor Ccnrral nf lUlliiuuN LIBERTY STATUE TO HOUSE BOND SALESMEN HERE KWxaHi&.aiia;-. iwi'iffiwnfmrj " l $ :.v i. i r b-t. i.: lip, hope of Immediate relict. A. conference to illiui"i a)H and ' means of rellevlnc the ncutn ilomcNtlo (Khortace vaa Immediately mile! Iy William I'ottcr. fuel administrator for PennnjlVanla. when In returned to liM offloe thin monilnc after a trip to WiikIi Invton, where 'lio confeireil with Ind eral rucl Admlnlptr.itor Unrlleld Mr. Potter called In coniultnttnn Mr 1-ewl'. John IMmonilM, recently appnlntcd an thracltn distributor, unJ A O Antone, bltumlnoun coal dlftrluutor. Confir fiicfu. with Urnest llnncy, AlBtaiit Dlntrlct Attorne), and inMil Waller sttln, counsel for Mr 1'ottci and Mr liewln, renpectlNtlj, who b1m held tn ill cusi tho leR.it ph.iHC of the diversion uf coal from Uh orlKlnnl onxlKiieeH "I liac no doubt that nt leaM lo.0m ( famllleii nre in ncute need of coal,' ttlrt Mr. 1-wIk. "Man of Hum Hid 1" their supply lust April and bio not "been able to obtain miv coil since tint lock wan cNhauHted I am frank to iay that I am ut a loss n- to how tin situation Is to ba rmprtied 'Uio rail roads are brltiElnB Inler tlnn two-thlrili of the 1G.O0O tons which wan pet hi tin minimum wartime dii'y nctd of tin city." COLD irAMlT.K.S movi:mi:nt fold weather han iiriIii held up phlp-1 rnents of coal to rhllailclplda, with the result that more famllli ore tod iv with out coal than at nn tlmo In tho Ut few w celiE. ItejiorlH from nil ecciIoiis of renn.)l vanla ilctalllni; the prriousnca of tin frelBht tie-up iiullcatn tint niicr nuj Inc tin fair se.iKin in tho summer Hal While, of Indlina, la , was elertel I president mini otlliVrs eleited wn llrt M.. president. Walter It ilncUnini llvbinv. iriiuid he president, Alinei S )slnr, Iteniline, third kn preslden Dr V T .Mi Mlll.in, and km retarj-lre.i--urci .1 S J-oldomrlilRe An txecuthc i oinmlHii' nf tell inembetH nlsu was cliocn Tin noi latlon reptesents a capital (f SIOOOO.OOli ltepreseiil.itlvei of noMlt (oticiiii. outlined uiilnue wnr noveltlc. for the icimlnu fcasuu Kdlslis nf th KaSer will supplant tho customir. li ilili s ' hit with baseball". It wis lud i.itid, and lloclieH" will inlnRlo wlti huniw and KliafTes on the m(ir-t,o-roundh hi:ads si:a snitvici: uuki:ai Hnur'.c IluilditiK CnRineci to Rccruif Men for Merchant Marine Wllllim ! Illee. chief eiiKlntcr o tne lioiii.n lluliillnir, has I ten ai i pointed by the I nlted Males shlpplnt Ixrird us head of n new branch of tho Nallotnl Set Service Uureiu ! l opined In this elt Tho woil. o the bureau will consist of reirulllni the personnel nf the American mer i h nit mm ln up tn the total streiiKth of Sn.ooo. as planned b the shlpplnt. board, and the local ei(!lro Is helm etabllhid to provide coincidences for inrollIiiB tho hundreds of men till clt Is expeited tn eontrlTiute 'Ihe iiMIiu will bo open d illy at tin liouisn llullillni; wlun appllc illon lilnliks 1 nt ui position at nnil shl will be furnished tn nillve born Amer c.uiH. Ml Illce, up tn tlm piescnt ins nun (iiiolllnK nlllier for Ihe ma i Rf iWS-rJT 7 ltv. rr-2.&fcZ'T2CHll7,r$K.2' ' 1 th 1 !U it'1 !:u-v;-. ;i!l il is r cK.rdij; c a M..iefc . x - ; m v 'i n ii i n i a ' -.: f r & i W -.' tt. 7 ' ' ft?' .','' I i ' '-. & IL M. I t-. I K Bk ?l .- i 1 1 h - " '- .. -- i-'?i-. mmaP'yVk r i 'v- s w ... e ' ""- j wi&Kf.'jnm s .,. .-?? "i. a. 1 .cafcrSEvSr--- '.mi Vte rM'vH I ' ntefisfflh. mkm?j "sJm&.svA I W MMLuW1. T tVXttf. ',!!Lv. ifdiI,PSt J.Y -?-',.' i A' . ( S'.i m P ? i i cKSBErflr '"-(sTST h j k' ' !'. n Mr li' wm fWl jllvl.1'- ;. imBSMvwi Mis Wfev4 ! BSKlUSiB Tkk. J ' -- "4- rUhh'tux ' 'o WAR FUND CAMPAIGNS TO BE CONSOLIDATED LASTf QUOTAS OF FIRST , MOORE TO HAVE FR DRAFT LEAVING CITY, FIELD FOR CONGRl Pornirmnni. nr.mnization of Recruits From Northern Sec- senator Salus Will Not i - l i.. ninnrln nr i "War Welfare Council" Will i " CP" l '-' poso iuomoer irom Thif, Be Completed Today Others Go This Evening District M .... ... ...... n.t ... ,..d .e ...A 11 In 1 j'miaucipnian nnu iiuuwn iMIrVPT? A C TvTre ' fori '"" . viiiijiiia . ... . . . .. ... ,i.n Tlio war We fire council ni inn-- . . , . . . ,in,,.-irturn delphln and Vklnltv. n now orcin zition ","',, , , ' 7 in ,1 ,. i im,i. .,r fund cim- 1 1'nmn Meade. Md . this inornlnB imlKiis. today will ;neet for permanent A M,rr, triln took 800 new Nnl0"; Vm C Intimates Untire Citv Ttt orBimliatlon. "I Army recruits from the North I nil- "- wiy UjU appoint- ' iieipni-i station in inn "')"""" "" " "e: nccom nl liv r T k!ii,nrv ihilnnan of tho iiaiiroiu, 1110 comp.einems .'v...h ... '.--.h.T;.b.l"t'r..:,..?i n.i rec, n of draftees from the northern sec I iMi11e.11, i nri'tui. iin ni'"i- "- - it,,,. -, i, .1. I immendatlons at the ineetlni' to bo lido Hon or the ilt 1 lit 4-30 ncloil. at the Itclh ne--tratfoid lully 800 drafted men from the e en- 1 Motel The commlttie h is 111 ide n tln.r-, trai and southern Philadelphia draft ills- luirh lnestlsat!oii nf similar work ilon trlets will lc,ie tha Haltlmoro and Ohio In other Hrsc cities, notably fleel.uid ftallroad Station, Twrut-fourtli nml wiie'ir niutll lIUplll llinn 111 1 inr '!- ".tuniiiui putvwi ' -- " -- . ......... v.. ...... r.v,.., miirccs rto for funds IiaH been eliminated and the o'clock for Camp Meade They will mai.e lir that CcinRiewimui J IliimplooV wnil: carried 011 ninie 1 Hlelcntly up ilcllclencles In nrlous companies due Hm ,norP than likely recel0 ik,. tn the depaituru or men ior ouiei i-uinn port or mo vines mended ts.t-1 Iff. O lileun.l .., , ""Ml m.r- I'ureiil IIUl Itt k.. ranks today that State Keintor s. I K Sains, of tho I'nuttf, Ward .Zl lirt ti n.itidlil lit. fiii !.,.,.. H v : " -""Kicss, j. ,l t .annil f I AI11 n, a,. ,1 ..o iKuitiiM iiuni -i.ui,u rtnirccs TtoM THo avh.i ..-. ,.e il.i i i.iinfMl U ill i. i. ,iio .' i ni rs for tin nml .ejection, icrmuieiit lAirmlzatloii will bo elected . A inlNttirr of liushter nnu' tens nt The Idea nf i oin entr itlnc ctmptlRii TiileltleM fnr tho li'il Cross V M C A l!o Scouts nnd ntlirr w ir-worl: oruani ritlnns In n icntral body was mappert nut Dieomlier II at 11 meetltiu i illej bi n commlttio if prominent men. win- iliew up lesolutlons lonklnR toward b It IS nn Orcanlratlon will support nil six a CmiKressmeii now servlntr frnm it! . .. .. .u. Vntl, 111.11. illclrl, la lit ll,la ,ti. 'u lenneii tne (lepiriurc in un- '' . "- ............ . .,o ... utkllililt selected, men Jokes and i:.i- .state .S'mntnr Kduln II Van ety ilihhnl bade and forth an the men 1CII ,0 VW1H llsKc,, ,f ,t " u. .li,., i nn iw.n i.ffnrn Ihe trains PmliV v.A...,ir.M u.i ii ..... . - uu' ....,..., ..I. .... - - .-.-iiit.tj, , -i, Mill iu uui lie .1 for Conjrrcss: cantJJ ' tJAiin Inn U.l.m I .. 1 .... . "ui "" """! it not nnu nan noiiB n r.inillil!iln f,t fnn. .. . . U " " '"' v""ii"i'' .H rap lift at O'lC o'clock ' We II brlnjr back tlio Kal-er's inus tacho'" shouted a Joulh to his mother. tinntlinic campiluns for war work aim vhe HUKlied I tt,ow ,e neur made aniiounccmeni'l nm r .jiil ..iivii inv .i,i-,,t .. ..,. ....... .. - .,,, .mu ,, , ., ,i ,,-, v ' ' . . -.- ....11... .. "" -. . MIIIUIU V " in motion teirs suppiinien miiuib nn , ..... I the fails nf rilvrlMs and friend", and fceiutnr nio tlnn said thai Sil some or the lies In I lie iar winuows . ....... ,,- ,,, ,,.. nllP nrnal b Were wit "."' .""" "-""-ririi niai neiiagi. A fimliilno flood i-aiii.ultiii, tiotlnsT n'lniu 111 tne heiiate foi otlng f, in it una of the tlrartics was i icmiik a ""!" ii-raaiiuu i swiater, 'peeled' off her own and pae 'i hP announcement tint Mlu.t. rnit,ll.li,n 1 lnnti.,1 ... .. . . " 1 nldliitr small but peei itheles timt appeals" for funds for homo lino f ri Ikii relief. 'Ihe nrR!iiil7itlnn (ill was Issued bv .'imiiel T liodlne Cm us II K Curll Ihomas On Witt Cujler, Joseph A 'iihrrt the l!i I ir ,lo"epli Krnu- kopf Alba II Jnhnvnii ileoiKe II Me . j!iS?.Ja'--"fc-''i"vf'tVw rism&gsiSSKSstK.ssss In tlic middle of Uroad street in fiont of City Hall Mayor Smith now a cold spike today at the ' . . fc-i H. I f . a if' fii V. . V-. K'l Ml .eu'il 11 .Hillliviiu in'uiKi- ii . f ,n, v.t.lUd t,i ie. I n S(l (I ( I n $m W$ hViUK '' 1 .J I '"''"n. I! T Ptntesluirv "ml Jolt. Mr.llRUva, ulUr, sPnl, In.n. n ones ,,onrf the pol IHcal rtalto a, bl S & Sill f'Si P t.l- ., WMmmkcr lit lurs lilcntme.1 w th His ,)f ,lc1(.t (im brcim(, u. nl)Jllt of ll0. , tllcr rrP(, tlln t,;,t ' "J 4MAi' tW&4&tff)&'M''sf 8 n'.""'1"' '"I'I .r'.r', ':"? mlrlnKenloiisees l'ml Jlorrl-on was ,,, i u tllIlliMlu0 aB.lncW Wfflh WaWJW1 -MS 'f. I: f Wli.ru ii Pepper Hi nest T '1 . IrB tr th. lnel.j fight, i Ihe kIici of the man .Mooie and tint his waul coS WMX ?H7,'Vtr " ' V- It ,n!V,,,'-V,m,V Vn",',,,I,,"1Jl1,.,.i'l" i:nieiKciicj Alii for the purpose nf s.oomlnKhlmV fYU-. I V . '- i I'"1'1 WwlMiim nnil P I Staples MH itP0 Dob'ou Altemus .ll. n turn to the State Sen ite nrd f 'v M " C"-' L ' '''Xi K tillmtiil n moloriar load of sweitirs, other nasnii i .i-.lL " 'irtS-.iri B ...,.. .t- I woolen helnuts and wilsthts iimoiiB tin c( ., m i , .... " ' IZJ3&&ZS-3.-& m ' ' "V,f,ri1 '""J-om local bo.ru .o 1. 11ollI, s,rI(, f;n'S i.(. L w- .1 f ..u' . . ..'--' LaK Willi WI'II IVlIlllllll 111 111 I .11 II 1 I ..4 . 1 ill. II. . iiui, Hiici-u win huiiiii me uibkc 1 icpncn " tp tuiuo ol ldbertv cut erected. Ihe aitluiect's plan tor tho Rrcat statue is shown above. With its ba c, it will stand li'tv feet high, facing the central action of the city, Dioail nnd Chcstnu. -,i euis. It will tower well ou.ud the middle of the Lincoln I nil WCSt Knil TlUSt llUllllinirs Ulliell will f.ip,. .1. lt linto mi nn,pliu I'iflor,., ft ..,,,.,. ,, Ml ,i P.1,1111. O.VVV,, ...I.L, -I1IU.I1V.. Illl - ..-- ..... ..... ...wv (b. ... UHUV. u.t house Ijootlis where Liberty Honds of the thud issue will bo hold. I'uichasers will mount n stairway jiisiuo i. me naicony anil tncie uucj n ln.iss nail in the white rectangle beneath the feet of "Libcity," thcieliy mnkinR a lnnss base on which her feet will test is the sale piocccds. "", , ,,, . ,.... ... ,!,,- " .mil (iiiuiiiiiK (iiikit inr lie ma not bo cipocted until wanner weather , ph(. )11Klmc,1(. Mln(1 , ,,, ,)llrhl if Qt i ftf P( i arrles. Hvcn with the outwn-d bound fulUit embargo, In effect on "licatlcis' Monday the railroads failed to brim; sulllclent coal to Philadelphia 1 Inures Klcn out by the lallroads for the 1 ist iwciitl-fuur hours showed n total of only SCOO ton of domestic sizes, is iiKalnst the estimated wartime dallj consumption of 15,001. tons , with seieio weather at least 20.000 tons Is required to keep tho Phila delphia householders w irm To protect tho small consumer who Is unable to procure coil ieept through the medium of tho sin II lornn store" -where coal Is sold In bags nf twcnt fhe pounds, Francis A Lewis, clialnnan of tho Phlladelplil i coal committee. Ins ordered that not more Hum 10y bags bo delivered to anv one ilealir In tnentj Jour hours. PROni.NC. INTHrtlOIt SIIIPMHNTS Investigation of the quality of coil shipped and produced, by anthracltn operators, Mb and little, has brought to light such Klarlns p.rpetntlon of fraud on oiis.unu.rs of nil sections th il he Federal fuel admlnUtratlon. tlnoUKli A. C. Campbell und Tudor Williams, administrators in Luzerne and Lickn y anna Counties, today tool; summary ni -tlon to prevent further nbuso belnc heaped on a lonK-sufferlnsT public Tho Inquiry shows ' evcrj thine black" was sold. I A Federal order was Issued by Camp bell today In behalf of the fuil admin istration that puts the bars up iiK.ilnst tho further sale of an Inferior and Im pure quality of coil It becomes effective at once by making the Inspection stand-' ard In effect nt tho IickIiiiiIiir of- lull the basis on which coal Is to be In- spected In the future bcfoie It Is ship ped to market or sold The nimwood Avcnuo Improvement, Association in West rhiladelphli his is sued a "coal card," which irads. i "This card entitles holder to purchase I 100 or 200 pounds of coal nt tho rate of fifty cents per 100, pa iblo In cash to the driver at the time of delivery "Any misrepresentation retrardlnsco.il will debar tho pirty from any future coal deliveries. "Committee reserves tho rlRht to In vestigate any request for coil "Kindly do not keep the driver wait ing for payment, but hive money ready If you havo ordered coal, leave our cellar window open when ou jro out anu icav, money wmr your next-door lln vnlunteetiil his servlns tn tlin Cov eminent foi the addition il 1 itmi tn volved and j.sterdaj lie leielved hi appnlntni.ut, at n nmnlnil sum, from tho ItiiruitiiiR Scivhc headtluatters a' llostoii nooTLi:r.r.iN(; vs. lahccny GUNMEN SLAY VIC TIM IN REVENGE; MERCURY AVIATING OTHER MURDERS BAFFLE POLICE SWIFTLY AS IT FELL Frank Clements, Shot From Touring Car at Twelfth High Pressure Aiea Shifts I'oot Cut Oir and Manjrlod, He Blames Diink for Accident The irw of u trollev i u t unnlnir I wist nn nstwlek avium this mornlnp I fniiml the body of i man Ivlntj acro; Hie tracks at Nlnitv second street One font had binii nit olf mid ho was tn rlbl ininitlcil otherwise but Hill alive Taken tn the Mxtj -llfth sttcet and Woodlan I avenue i,titlon ho was ent I i tin I'nhiisltj llnspll il where he Mid In was lMward iiijiie twentv-nx ji u nld, ,i firm hind nt the Modi Firm Pitiioso Fei r mad nnd .Model Fnim line. Ills condition Is serlnu lrom the amput itlon and loss of blood He told tho doctors that he had been i ilnnUliiK and n inembi red nothlni; ( upt behiB smirk by a trnllev e il mil W C A worlceis alo weto , ,..,,,., , , rr , " ""' i:r.':s7.'t,!?.!!c,','!,.,.OJ,?.;LfOlr,0,.,:n,? "".- known to have the support V, inu (ii.iiii'ut Jl.ttiiiH .x.u ,,,itt,iii ,i,,,i, noted TiiniBemilndc swimmer and Bmnast. unci K.lnnr.1 Tortcrtototo, I'ubin chCH plijir The twentv Orrniantovvii lids In thn quot ih from tin Fltliuitli and Sixteenth Districts marched to the Clulten ave nun station with n det ill of policemen, under l.kutmant Hlvldue, of tlio Oii mnntovvn station, nt their head The Sixteenth loi il iltnft bond, with John Courtnej, chairman, alo .iceon pmlil them Anothei hat. li nf draft d men l sdieduliil to leave tomorrow. (tUAUTUK WAS MUTILATED and Oxford Streets, IMet Fate He Had Meted to Others, Say Detectives .Sending Halmv Breezes Here May Reach 40 iToimei Shovv.s IncieaseTOvcr Lattci in Gloucester County I tin iimi nr ' IxintliKKhiK ' and ilerieis. lor tlilee Uh win Miown todij, In tin le I till ni of the liloiiustir Cmintv (. J) j'li.iml .lurv, which round ilnhteni ln II. tiiicntH nt the i nil nf Its slttlnK nt oodbur, list nlhlit At tho rupiest inf Count Pros. eutnr Osi ir II llidrim all of the IndletmiiitH vine liupnundecl in ii. nn i .irr. sis tn In mad the i ii n s . sow mi slnll m iiap, wlti wh it mi isun v. tnei. it sh ill in meas in ed to c .iiailu' w.ir lnouitht lioim tn Fiank Clini.ull with a v.iiceiu.i list illulit. It he was ubli in appittlit. It. whin ho nut u il. ath tint. If th. police ale toned in Huh Hiiml-e, h. had nflcu luited out to ntheis Clim. nil who was nun.lei.cl lite 1 i' lilKllt nil Twelfth meet lual )foid In in some of B'lnm.n In nvuiKe l.u his liivlui; aitnl is l iniu lIKinii , in told nir lit ninl!. i mil in me iniiittnuiits w.ic said tn mi "ins ni cm pnnii is i .sponsible, m he illii'ded ,11; ilnst stortktepeis atl'o'dlui; In liilntlv. Call ih m nf tin Paulsbiiin wlnit the s lie nf nn. bP( 1 iniiiilti miu id, fm tin mm It ill 111 without llceiiMH fm s.itril i irs wai mtnd.is nl lt F. biuir and stinted repotted (lustne Mel Ini 111, count de- hiK moiillis ofCUei ,tlnt"b',s;',d 'iw'":".;1 ,'"' I Tl"" -tttniil was made t,l,y ., . ."him. ,ni iitiuinii as in,. muiil.Ki he I .lis. I'lOlll a liluitni.-r.llib be so. uiil ists S1H ike ls J r,,m 1 111. 11 f(W( r thin ever Ik foro in the count h Ii stnr were bronchi In fore tho Jill V. total nf thllt compl tints was lousldireil twtlM- heliiK iijtetcd I'UKDICT Ni:V IJIIY I'AKTV Prohibitionists See "L'nfoicement" Movement as Successor A new pute, known as tin lliifonc- inent put,' to suteiiMl the Piolilbltlon from an unknown mm in -New oil whoie In had 1,1)110 tn look fnr evldenn at the lime of the cihius last e.u. Cnilihan savs tint tills m 111 nave hlin inn pmuie aim toi.i liim Clcmcntl wa. tlnn then. 111 ix be. iiiuitu ti,,. Kiinni. .is jet till police ue tuiilili IndlMiivu At I he In iiliiff of the womiii befnn MiiKlstiatp Piniinek this uioinliiB sin said she hid Income Infituitid will !' mi nil mini mniiths :it.ii and tint In was whit Is known as 1 'stool ph-ron r.it tin pnllio and 11s r'lii li hid tausc.l lln nl re st nf Pletio Ulani.i nnd S ilvatoi. c.istiow Ian SipldiilKi as iikiiiIi. r o' the '.into li iiidll " Kinc For (Ids In h id b en thrcatemd with d. ith she said She nt that lime lived 11 1 tin li In id (piuteis in a li.upe on Thlrt.intli ititct in 11 .Moiitcomerj aveniii. she iKn stati.l tint 1 0111.1 nictlits n;;o she h id a tire 1111 that Ik 1 biisb md, Ch m- tit I had been shot TtelllnK him of this, slu sivs lie teplled 'lint will t'oine duo nil ilclil lie told ,tI. fUI. tint, sin sivs that .Monda iiIkIiI while K.ited at a 'tins came .11 Seventh stmt, an nuto drove up to the door mid n m in e vine ill. III.. I at him but nil"-ti md diove huirlidly ,i, 'Ihe woman sajs th it slu Is ,1 mcin- ner 01 a r(s ei i.nin' 1 mill nt Ctiiuin 'Ihe t-ace whn slid nn one who lived 111 1 'lilt i.l 1 1 ill l.e (nuld lilt aiiywheti kn.w what ho wis t liking about, for t'hllidi lphl ins who shlveted In vc-ttr di s 'cm li inperitiites will be able In dink iluir iivci.oits lite tod 1 wllhoir in dlsioiiifott foi the im uui IsiNIn; it the late of four (listed an hour. It m iv i;o to full b uijlitfall nuMrs roit covr.RNou U. S. Attoiney at Pittsbuiirh Willing to Take Demociatic Kominalion H Low iv lluinis, r plttvburRh Fnltcil Statis llliliict Attoiney has t iititlv.lv announced hlmvelf as'a can dnlatn fm the Democratic nomination fir lioviiimr Ills niiiiotiiic'iniiit fill tin 1 Iniloiiils the Hemiiiutle situation as It Ins run rail been unilirsino.l tint Conductor Wouldn't Take It Trouble Started on Car und SUDnnrt a. J Vnrc orcaulzitlon Iho only other ii .iiui in ut- ciicitci are sutxesaoril .mines i- .vicmuioi and William WcJ I Smith, both of whom died recttl Sctntor JleVlchol icpreicntccl the Til t'lM'ie-i 1. 1111 ins son, William J, 11 Me hoi, ulrcail has the Inilorsemtal inn hik iin.iiiun 10 succccu lum. Sinilor Smith lopUM-ntcd the Eif Dlstrlet, which Is mad" up of the Twr third, Tvvi nt -llfth Thlrtj -third, Tht- ,111111, 1 11 iv -in m 1 ouv-uurtl and Fir nnu uiiis ,u pns.ni 11 foellnj. pm. ess Is Ik Inc an led on to dd.n I win tin r Sel.et Councilman John ai ivmii) uiB.inirntion leidcr of iiuri-iiiiru warn; I'luencc K. t son, of the Thlily-flfth Ward or fc 111011 1 nunc 11111 in vv iniam t. Scirj ... ..ic 1 in 11 -iniiii . no, snail bft t Oicanlz itlon h choice ns 11 candMitf sucicMi n. 11 nor muiu A.raiin. JIIci. of on Noith Mir- .,,, ('.ni;r.-smen from this cltr J slnll street, boarded a crowded Houte willl 1111 s' Vnrc Fltst liiv.riV., n 1 J7 Irollov -.r Ibis uinrnlni. I.. II,,. I 1111.111 .1 V lire, I list lllstrlct,' OwM nf KettlnR downtown He didn't Ret Th Inl '0, W ' I'd , 'nn1!''0 V'' there-at least not rlKht uvvnv , ,r. ' "' ',. l'ro-Mlr " Fim 'e FourJ a 111.1t11.11.il . the man whn bid been dolmr the klllltiL ,0n with 11 two-v. ar-old child llvini: and tint the iniiiil. 1 of Strvmlo 111 il 1 lll0ro '"u ,l", l,oli"' " tint she 'In n bubir shop nt Seventh and l litb-i "'" "1" 1K1'11' "f ' funni livlns tl 111 stints I im 1. 1, in iv. .,.. n ...i n iir Harrlilniri; .TIIV (..tin til .. It-'llllllll VV I I of CI. menll as w is tin inunlti nt I.ulki Hsplla. a JlevUau, two divs liter in I r,1l Ml'ol ljv one of the two iiiuloiilit- pirt. whin Its p. isclilll ' " ' of .111 Italian t.staut.i.it at S.v- a..o,pllshed it, the 1 itlllea lot, of th. f". ' .'' ",llsl"" Muu" n ' drv ' amtiuhiiint was piedltted it 1 ' ' ,1l "" '",ixisll.llllv for tho kllllmt or . . ..... . .'. l in 1 1 ill. twm ii li ill 11. ..ii.. .. ... e.-. 1 lonf.'ieiue ot Phil iduplda iirolilhlilnn- Ists nt ISO- Anil str.ef 'I bo prohibltlonlits aseiiihled list IllKht tn se'.it tlfltetl ddecites to till Stat. ..invention to In bed In Pitts buri.li on Felnuir .' A motion w.i ' catrlid thai 1 committee of three, ap pointed bj the ihilnuin of the m"it Inir. should idect the deleBites Tliet ileleuites weio left Unltistructed The ate John Hav, !..dfii Htrlnirer, 1:11 wnnil All. 11, fl.tilKt. II foul,, .Inst'ph 1 ltohi'lts, lotl7(l III OVVII, ,1 .1 ittnn 11 1 iiiiim.mu, aames 111 mil. now 11 It ill 111 who wai found some diH 1 ttei wlih his thro it cm In the KUttu at Swanson nnd South stnets at Hie ilnor nf Clcnuntl Call.thin sivs tint llinniitl w.t wanted fm sltnll 11 stabliluits mil shml liurs in onnectleut, alasv.u husetts .Nm urk, Loulslan 1 mil otlu 1 Stat.s With thtec nld-blnnilod, brutal mui- (his on 01111 street within a revv bouts of cull otlitr list iukIU and .vtstetdiv 110110 of whl.li left 111 dins to irukle I the police to tilt, 1 erpelr itors of tin I (beds, the pnlUo ,11, still in (he ihiil. 1 I as to tho Identlt of the ais slns, A iustcrli)Us tnurliiK iir ti it slippnlj ciuletly up behind 1 well-tin ssi d mm' walklnc alnnir Twdttli strctt with hind-, In his pocket, two slintH and a dead m in on tlio sldi walk I urther alone th men n lined ubnve or othni lueiubcrx of it.. Kim; in rivctiKe foi . ui-inj; t lie ft- ar ret 1 n-t s. ptenilK r Pnllci ,m sirth I11K for III mm and Cistiovv LJ-e' ;,.t n.lrhhor. Alt orders r.isl. nn ,lIK.r , F '. . "."".."'"'- .iinoiil VV . K ZL r,, ----- " I 1 IIISICIII, .1 VV III1CKIIIS. lill pest Villi The Oloucester Count, X J, coutl- n .tts, Flunk I. Mutiii und HI. Tiouse at Woodbury, U heatless today Wllril Stelmetz becauso tho coal supply has run out. . and tho Jail fast Is npproachlni,' that' .,, ....... state, with but a scant supply nf mil AI TEIt "SMILLAfiT," UKCOIH) on hand. Oflldals and clerks In tho I office of tho SheritT. surroRate. county I Seventy-five Salesmen Canvass I)usi-',,'n'u trtU 'l dl-dressed woman iks S "i..?iy"."r...Ta.,:,.?.!,i .n.,.l-, ,""" ".': l'cmcnt. , . tho s.me 11CIC u.l.i, til. a iiiwij,iun 1, my j (IlllUI ii ' '" w , of tho heatless condition of tho building but they went to work anjhnvv, keeplm; 1 Scvenl-llvo volunteer salesmen todiv on their overcoats, itlovcs, carmulTs and I nro i.invassltur Chestnut, Walnut and mufflers. M.uket streets for .1 leeonl sale of Tho sixteen prisoners In the Jill, back Smlleairo Hooks," which admit soldiers ot tho courthouse, becamo anxious as In the cantonments to tho thentrcs In they felt their colls becoming cooler It which entertainments nre Riven wan considered doubtful If fuel could I ,ales of tluso books already total Hcclstt itlon or mile Cermm subjects of fourteen or more ji irs of ncro as alien enemies" was he ivy again today, the third il 1 of the IMIng of the clt s Telttnnlp lintilllltlnn street c-tciiliv a 111111 .11. .1 with thtee ,,, , . . bullet holes in his Mom leh and a tort. Mo" t,nn 2!00 mrn to' "Kn 1 "!- dollar bill In his cold hand Whit , I "l-ivlts nnd hid their fltiKcr prints nnd tin) iniilietllon That Is what the pollc. Photographs Mild avv.iv at the unllm i i. be obtained. are trIng to dlsiou 1, As usuil . 1ki.Iif7 li f.nimcd" 1 tho duo that will proluld Tead to tin el. irlnff up of the msterlous murdet last night of a mm now known to be t1K ftftfl ,w..,ll..n . it'l.ll 11 1. liini IIIK'.t "I l.llll ,.",1 II.IU.III HJ Uf .,.;..' uV' "'""K,. S"""'.L ' Flunk Clenientl .1,1,1 .i,s ,,,d. ot 1345 gi title winds 110:11 the iialinv sotilhwe tn Phil nli imlil 1. Tod iv will inn iln le ir Ttinoirnv, will mntlmt" w.uin. but will 1,0 cloud, Ih.) wtiitheim 111 Slid Snow or lain pie dlitcd for cistern Pennsylvania b th Washim-ton wiather buieiu will not ennui hue the I'llll uli Iphl.i fnittistii Slid 'Ihe iln- In tcinpeiature was inplii Fioni ." degnei nbovo at 10 o'rl-fk I isi tdi'iii the uierciit Jumped to 17 at inlet nlghl At s o'clock this morning 0 was leinrded This Jumped to ID b l o'clocl:. I ltipid temperatu.u lives no also takin pi ice throughout tho wesim, jnn of Pen11svlv.mil In Plttsbutgh wheroi u temperatuii. of 10 below was lecGidci veslerdiv nt the time Phil ulclphla shlv eied nt . I (lira tho meicuij jumped r. . degrees nt this time tod iv Cnki wiather still picv illi In the mount limui I leglctn ol PcnnsIvinli Ilairlshum being (5 ibovn and Scrintnn 1 hIio This m ikt.s foi 1 tendency to ictarn furthet Lipid temper mire Jumps In Phllidelphl i. 1 orec.cster Whs said Not with finding, the eoldct tnniKit vvlh be ulxjit In dcgiees I.ffe.ls of veter(llVH sudden col.l ,p, . , ,. , T. .. , "'Ul "c" ""H npparent todaj Tin rllira Days Listing Of City's PhlliddphU It ipld Transit Commnydla Mi xs t ... not lecover to an gieit eVTcnl Its 01 Jllo Gorman Population Irged service being still ho1na.leauat, Shows Ileaw Enrnllmonl na to tau"'" muth "nimetit omnvs iitaJ LilllOlinient f nhft ix-Hware Itlver w is frozen from , shnio to shoio this mninlng as 11 itsiil or two blttei cola nights ,'o vess.li wern able to go duvvn tho river Inst night un.l todi rivir tralllo was Im nedi il I'll. tnnls tti.M ,.1. ..111. .11,, 1 , .- . , 1, L .i mi nun I culty hv ice bn Us I The bo it. taking workmen to tin nog mum unpvard weio lato till motnlng becauso of the del ly In chop ping n pathway down tho river. 'ihe temperaturo was J degrees below 7ero nt (tlnn, 1 sin, fi.. ... , . total of 1SO0 was r.glstered night and slowly roc fn',,,', thui'iour on u'tnci- 1.1 1110 conductor ....... .1 . i. 1....... . .. 'Ihe (ondtictor refused the qn ,rtci and ..,,'., ,,,V ,,,H ,or nn'"s,a Mick refits, ,1 to ptoduee anv otl.e, , none m ,' 1 1,' , V Yt ". !,,1,"ounc"f or to nllcht He rowed with ,i, ". 1'Ki.lHiB Sains Is taken to Indicate tha all Hemointlo fictions f ivor V.m.o .Mi- ductor until the Twelfth district pollie , "lK,Xkm 'Ml' "M ''pijort, thourtl, Cornilck, but that he doc. not want to station at Highlit and Jefferson s reels 1'a" ,1"t mx(ic n """"""'t to thlr at 'II111 gic.it I'linro in teiiipeinluip 1 1 1 run was icaehed There a pollcemin was 1 ( mini b a sudden shift In the high In view of till-, it Is tindeistond thn 'll!,' ,n" J,lcl "nested M iglstrat. litessuii. at.a wlileh Is now southeast the nmioeritlf delegation In Congtcss ' r',,lK 1C 'lnm intleel him and put I nn 1 ne ah nun 1 11 im nils iiriiii,! favoM .Io--eili F lluffes. aK.. ,,t 1.11, u mui mniei .1 peace nnnii MAX STRUCK UV TRAIN burgh ALIEN ENEMIES RUSH TO BE REGISTERED Imploding Stove Tires House Hvploslou of ,m oil stove this morn Ing hit the to tin e 11 pit of the dinlni' 1 10111 in the hnini if I F Zlmnictmin 1T1S Ninth Hlghteenlli stint, il im,f,-c. i, tin est. nt ol S.iin n .ililtif- bitoit tin blii was , iiiMiMnd An al.un, , si ni In tin in. 11 putting out the lire i.uooicbiovvn, i. j., uitizca Inhidl 11 111 iv n v 1 1 at lilcichantvilla Ciossin? IIoj; Island Vvcll Named, She Savs s Hug Island was appropriately named, Hnrrj Ilalllnger, of 117 N'orthOmrciti Judging fiont tho Invcst'iratlon of II gh Ml oil Jlooiestown, J, was strttexbd nam as iie was ciossmg tne ra real silirles pain there, .Miss .Iinet I "ik tils told a Fniveislty IMensloij Soclet liullcn.e 111 the With isp on llul ding I ist night. Some American finmelers she said seem t() ,e trlng to ' hog c verthlng 111 the cnun'ry Jilss Pilchards leictured on curt cut events. tracks nt Merchant! Ilia this mornlKl and knocked several geet 'ihe engineer, believing IS.illinger lift been killed stopped tho train Ballltprl suiiereu oniv- .1 lew oruuis licwaaizl to Cooper Hospital r tlons Mondiy and 1000 jesitrd, I'lans for a tound-up by tlio pnlke of those who fill tn agister by Siuiela "MILK CHEAP AT 20C"; ......director of publicity for tho Phlla- - ". , "VV" T 'I Urc Mn "'"'e t0"' The penalty fo, street near Oxford late last night were llred Into hit head b two men. win leaped fiom 11 touring cat then fled in m I "''li.' i0'1'""15" , Tl!? COU'r vt. "" from behind us he walked Hour Twelfth tallur t0 '"BWcr Is Imprisonment PITY THE HOUSEKEEPER I ""I'"" to whom It is sent nnd tho nami . I of tho donor If purchisers of tho book- Doctor Kins Tells the Ways and n "".,, " ", 7v o', " ". "' "'. !Lct". thn m. chine and havo not been cap Means to Hold Down ' dty will see that tho tickets am de. , turcc1, , ,,, . llveiccl to one of tho aimy men Detectives are holding at City Ilali 1 rices for further Investigation a woman glvlnp . ... . . 1 ,.... . her name as Hann vh Hhlver twcntv-s "Milk is cheap at (.went cents WOMAN DIES TKOM BURNS jeats eld of 1CJS rtli Seventeenth quart." doclared Dr. Cljdo U King, 01, t street. Detectives Douglis and Lin. riftc""16 TrMat0 JJ"; t-ommlsslon, in tlio ' Husband Vainly Tries to Save Wife, "nested lur this morning on inform., ytiitourse rf an address to tho county food "uouu"u " "" fr"-s ao Wlfo ..,,,..,. .,,... to ,)t.,ct Kho ,.- tMmlnlatrators and chairmen of publle ' Vincemovvn, JM. J. )l(,cn ,.,,,, ,vlh ,-PmCnt at the Sev kjs,-,j.Bfety commAttees In session nt the 1 ,, cntecnth street address Tho womat WTSt '; .lt... ai.il.hl .! ... r . Ilru Vnlllii Mnnri. .if I'l.i. Anin.. - vni..... r 1'"""".'"""'". '""! 'o urgeu, ,'.. --" .....riiiinii, ,v savs she Is married 10 111m. 1 ,. "flowever. that milk be kept as near as J "lcu ioua in cooper iiosptai, Cam- ..... .1 lible at tho present prlcol- 1 Irteet I "' " urn received jesterday at Z "Hectlve Doug as Is the, sarao mvt, ..ienlM a nuartand eavo tlP u.l .. I homo whllo sho was putting wood n vvho arrested live men Iat moiitr r'"srhleh th nrlco mav hn rPP,,tni,i ' the kitchen lire. . thought to bo New 1 01 s. gunmen con .1 , lt.Jt- . .,. , ... 'Clin 11,1,11,1.,'. .v vgutBiisu 1 lair ruie. 1 jv H y a conrerenco o ,A iii.inuutur. iui to.) jt'jdmpllflcatleln of routes VXiiiJon or oieriapping; H,VVy the division of .fbr tho arbitrary establlshn '.'.-Jinil h a'AAn ogieement ainc-nc dealers nnd dls. 'IMbutora a to a limit of profit. 1 TB it may ue necessary to issux Mid card" and to Institute "ration '.In Fennsylvanla was tho Impressive kMntnt of Stato Focil Adn.lnlstratoi lUlni. There aro some special clisses of Cler- mins who nro not obliged to icglster l'roperlj .'iccredltcel n.itlvis of Alsace Lorraine, who wto born before these provinces wcro taken ove. bj Germany, or who havo refused to acknovvl.dge the rule of the Teutons, do not hivo to comply with Iho registration, but It Is explain, cl tint it may bo better for them to apply and icglster und have the words "alien enem" btrlckcn from the registration forms Germans who have been naturalized In Hngland, Franco or any country other thin tho United States are still compelled to register as alien MISS YALH IMPROVES Society Gill Uuined While Attend ing Furnace Tho condition of Miss Dorothy Yale widely known In Phlladelplil 1 soclotv who was burned Mondiy night while mending n he iter In tho basepient of her home, J008 Walnut st.eet, Is said to he Improved todiv Miss Yale who Is seventeen jcars old. 1', t''t,,dn"B'ter of Major Arthur Yale U. S JI I!. C, an Instructor In gas de fetiso nt Fort Kearney, Cal. She is at tho Women's Southern Homeopathic Hospital, Uroad anil Fltzwater streets. . -i.ii.i . I -.-.,. .1 In nrntld TfiCfnt ".llltn ll!TWllM Cm 11 dealers ano I ".! she tUi I, Taluo I a",, a" Hi ' raids in this city They wero dlschargen , ' ""' -"': ' they may Vorilro ou c?. .'""'"' Her screams were heard iy he; ' tr Utk of evidence and It l now n,8"l,J" ot a """ "MlfU to the for tm .II...I.. 1 nusDinn 110 wrapped rugs and blanket! known ny me pouco umi leiii.iui .. 11"",.,. ..,' . ' lor 110 cllmlii). ...., ..'' ...? ,"...',' '".." 1 .t.;.. , .i.iu nn n.1,1 im,i hf., I'eglstratlon of Germnn ,n. ' aiuu.li. twu. tiuci-i-i;uf.i u, exiingUIStl- llli-lliur "t i.i" i. ...... .... .,... -,., ,,. .., . , . 111.1-.. the city Into rone.! 'B tha flames. He. suffered severe , Killed as u possible Wjilcr Police '".", os I ., ster CI ty. x j tent of rnnir. I ""'ns or mo arms nnu ooeiy watcnetl me nomo m ineiuuiia .11 nm ,.:- -- - - mei 01 i.iiior routes, .....i n ii,. t.,,t ,. ,.,, ,,i,. . I'ollco van tlcter had no en e. . 1 l' .III. 1.11 ...hill, iihv 1..1, .,,v, uuKl.b licrp CITY'S HIGH MORTALITY I IK-CENT MOVIE ATTRACTS "one-rent moils" attracted hun- A-. yif (.hltdren In th Tl.iiAl.fi.t Tu-n- . jtroM street and Susquehanna avo- ti mis aiiernoon, when raiictt j. Md. thn proprietor, made n novel sUlon to the "klddleii." 'admitted all chlldrm freo with t provUo that they pay, tho one-cent i!W, which w ttirnecj ov-r to tho ,., Mr.,Joiainanvt;as (he first ' w ooriect' Mwsparrs WMwmixjwrw fe-i aVJS Death Rate 22.7 Ter 1000, Against Chicago's 13 and New York's 15.8 Attain Philadelphia stands lilch In tho conuiaratlve mortality records of tho Bureau -of Census for the week ending February 2, with u rato of :;,7 per 1000. Chicago with an averaga of 13.0, Is ona of tho lowest for the week and s'ew York averaged IS. 8. Washington had a higher rato than Philadelphia with 22.3. Chokes to Death on Meat Ilenrv Bsnson. flfty-elrht v.n. u !QJ West Ontario m.-1rii,cbokid to ,11 .h wtvt nvi ,HtMij urge out and had net returned up to 0 o'clock thl 1 morning Tho only Identifying mark on tho bod ot the man found last night was n earn numbered 1C1B. showing that hn haw been accepted by the army and was about to leave today for Camp Meade as a member of tlio last quota ot th first draft f.om thlB city, Tha shooting at Twelfth and Mifflin streets of u woman knon as Mrs, Ger trude Wilson, of 1308 Emily stieet was at first thought to have something to do with the murder of Clementi, as It occurred less than an hour after his killing Tlio woman's husband, Frank, was arrested. The woman' died at IMS a, in, today at the Methodist Hospital. 1 Three murders In twerdy-four houre on th.ttmcitrfat. have the police of. the city rUCBSliw, as" no, clues are In y4 alfhti-jeAMtr ot kw." Wtat' niigil . Sle.jKwi'A ,.' VlWV ;a.'i . ' . -1, 3 ,, r V JUS'ilP tho twenty-four unreelsteroi iiiinn . have their finger prints taken nnd their affidavits filled out by tonight. Only six of tho Teutonls subjects living ii, tho town so far have presented them selves for registration, which is to bo ended Saturday. FIRE ENGINB HALTS CARS Passengers pn Chester Avenuo Line uemovo Stalled Apparatus Traffic on Chester avenue was tied up today by a small fire In n hn,... ' !5,?ouIVr.?.uriLM"-..i3"a,'.d... . .7 , ' i'vn-s- M.it. 1 cony irate trolley passengers lifted u stalled flre engine from the tracks. The blaz was caused by an attempt to thaw.out; frozen water pipes by build. aw "unler them? Theamagn . trleM.' fi& v i.s ,n ,."' ' ' 1 "v sa .. For $75,000 .'? c,os 11" tt of K. A. Me-Cjy the executors will sell tue buclrini of J B. McCoy & Son Hfr, Gti 4 Electric Fliturei 114 Wcst30th St.,NewYork ,T.h''. lnm, Mt.till.nMl la iSSl, bu pita o.er 30 otu. UT o capltil InreMM The r.clorj .ml .boxruoai, ownnl U tea eomniiiy, are loc.lsd in lw Vorlc u i hopping wotre, rbe .lock of nulcrl.lj ina He. tsrra ou band I. cooipl.te: tba f.ctoir U In oiwratlon dallfi tue .elliDf nod minufaeturlnit orrtnlntlon la Inl.cl. Tha littliien r.n b continued oa the Mm. proAtablr bill with out rWbl. chinie of ownership or m.nit.mcnt. Full partlcu. Um nt to lataraateil partlei en requeit. vmtmmmm, r- h vWmmWm sties & BKslltS .'Sim inn ?: llfflralll mim iaay?ie,iajF;?saBMWBH'MB BSW 1 1 .'saaaMiejWaaw willies' ii it .' .' 1 fn 1 ' j1 ' TaaaaBMIaifTcWHIJaaawBiaML'llrTl is . i'.iw1 t ' m"I4ii1i L'w 11 . - .. . ,. . l1111111111111li111111111.H.1111111111.KliUlaHll1,1,1,1,H ""iVXI-Vi. V - -'.f riJ TW ' WaanBaWHH . ,L 1 V "I Swiiiu'i tte, jralHEfilLl'.' 4&a Ae i.r T aAti'-. r' u mifmm r mfwirtiaaalfc iiiiyimiiii i i ' i a.hM) ftomattttc Hfntcrest nt tfje Hampton isrfjoptf ' AN availability hardly to be over rated makes it possible to find at the Hampton Shops not only the most becoming of Furnittuc but a feeling for the end -iring romance of other days in its grouping and arrangement. Nor is this in itself deemed suf ficient. From the rich results of assiduous gleanings both at home and abroad, which make these Galleries such ticasurc-houses of the unusual, there have been selected the things of carved and gilded woods and of cun ningly wrought metal, the delicate porcelains and the decorative paintings, which are needed to give this furni ture its full effect. And all is but an outcome of the traditional Hampton Shops sense of Decorative fitness and Romantic appeal. 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