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Is YOUR Building
a Firetrap?
MAIL SERVICE PRECEDES
POLITICS, SAYS THORNTON
... .
Postmaster, Addressing City Busi
ness Club, Tells of Pnrccl,Post
"and Mnll Tubes
"I nm moro Interested In tlic local
mnll acnlco than I nm In llio iirnmotlon
of the ixilltlcal ambitions of lmlKldunlK.
and I nm Riving my time to tlio or
Kiinlznllon of the locnl postal ostein
without thought of tolltlcd." a
Tills as tho tleclnrntlon nt tlio week
ly lunchcoli of tho City lluslmsii dull
it llio Atlelpliln Molel today of John A,
EVENING . PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA; MONDAY, FEBRUARY 31, 1918
WILL SEND INTERNED
DEATH ENDS CAREER
OF "OLD CAP" CLARK
Velvet-Coated Hero of 704
Rescues Closes Eventful
Life nt 77 Years
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"CAP" CLARK, SURF HERO, DEAD
v?mm
Ca
KNOWN TO THOUSANDS
6M buildings can easily be protect-
I td against flre w'tn a Qlobe Sptink-
!r Sjstem, which soon pays for
ts.lf. Full particulars on request.
Np charge for preparing estimates.
TiXiniton, iiontiiiaRtcr of' I'hiiadriphiY. I Mnny-Sidcd Character, Whose His
wIioko rcniiimintinrnt is still hanKimr . tory Embrnccd Llfc-Snvinir in
JLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO
2035 WiVinjtoa Are. Dickinson 531
JSCANIA DEAD 113,
BAKER ANNOUNCES
oflicial Advices
War nntl Peace
i
Mil 'V Mf, VIUIIV 13 UVUU. J 110 V VI- ?-fi?l
et-Conlol -Ilero," hh tho onoo famous ( ?Jg
Atlantic uity nie guaru was Known,
lnndo nn uphill Unlit. Hut the odds were.
RRalnst him and tho end enmo list
nlKht nt tho I'hlladelphli Houpltal.
I'lironlu nephritis was Ktou as the
rnujo of death
At his bedside was his wife. Ida,
whom lift married Just about two jcars
aifo, Xono of Ills friends or old croiilea
flro and tilioso lulmlnUtr.ttlon haw been
criticised by tcrt.tln Democrat recently.
Ho said thoro lime been nssertlonn that
!ir Sjstem, wnicn soon pays for tho sunei Intendent of malls Larries all
e p.,11 nnrtletitor nn nni wt ,l10 huDortanco with regard to the
tstlf. Full particulars on request. administration of tho locnl olllce. In
answer to this ho nsucrtod that oery
Mletnll has cohin under him eluco ho
beinnic posttnnalcr.
Sir. Ihornlnn raid tho panels Kst
mall during tho nrlous weeK of Jan
uary wax equal In Mjlunio to that nl
Christmas week. In speaklntt of tlit
drift of his einnloses. ho snlrt ho hid
neen amiiiK the exemption t those mak. ' was there. Xo ono know tint ho had
iiik moro man Jlioo or 11300 a n, I been In tho shadow of death for weeks
btcuuso men reiehlnc morn tli.in tin, ' Xono of those whom 'Cap" lud snatched
miinot be replaced. Ho said the loco ' from watery sraes In hln strenuous
1 1 ullko Ins lout about 100 men, mo dajs was about. "I rucks U'h all up."
' th"ni linwiur quit tho ten leu to eel '"' whispered hi a phslil.in who hid
blither wages tlun they could Bit In the ll'e"1'l him faithfully until tho end.
senlre of the Clowrntiunt, ",H "ns mo,ftl n short time afterward,
Kne.ikliiir of the mnii.iiikn ....... i hut what ho bald could not bo heard
ir- rioiinrtninnl's TTliflirCM tlon. he said he wait tilclnc nlilr i.t Those self-satlslled jouths who used
r. i' ' IVhllo It iostH S17.000 a rear per mile to Br'''t ,l10 ""' llr,?-',i"r with .1 nip-
-l-. .,! ristinUiA TTm .. . .. v.i.vvv it jtii.r per nine ,., ftAiin !-..' ll,tA -...n.-.i .1
UnciumBc, xvco,,. w..- , .care uu. line, tlic llovernment would VT" - .h" .1. V.i.."; .""""" ."'"V
nao 10 pin. nn courteen ad.llllfmi.1 "" """ """ "":"""" '" "-','": " '"
motortrucks to tako their placo if tho
tulnn nrn discontinued He i-ald he
hnd no fcellnir In llm iwnll.t..uA . .
SURVIVORS HONORED troemv. Thn local potofflra, ho Paid,
collfctul liert In war nilnES tal
tnllH tlllln-.f . IJ1 . M .. . .
ittiit:i iiiiiiuiit prt'Biucni ox in ciui
iBelfast Turns Out to Bid Fntcwcll
to Amci icnns Rescued r rom
Transpoi t
eliet coit, whito trousers and nhlnv
silk hat was roundlnc mil il cinvr .if' '
usefulness which few others ccr t
perlenced. Afltr ClarkN name mav bo Juitly
added tho titles Indian tighter, loluntecr
flreman, llfo miard. At times his c.ireer
, READING PREACHER'S
LONDON, l'cb. 11
American surwors of the Tus-,
t 1,U llm monnllnn nl wnnlv
1, Dim " I ' rr ntlini- Horlra Rnv, A l. W-
potted Rescued After Tus
canla Disaster ,
Inlurcd in Irish hospitals, left Ulster
lint night. It as announced heie
today.
,.1 ik. i k. . ... ..: . 'ook oinrr oao nnm
.i in. uupiiic.-i iiicriinir iirp. .. . .... .... ...... .
cedlnK the luncheon, and Trnnk V Hur- ' ' u,e mm"em- ' "r. """ "r'0"'
comb was toast.,, .Mer n V,,11" .m"""' a r",a"rn,,r "''
. nmny othrr things
8AVKO 704 MVKS
Th Cnntaln. whoito i orrrf n.inm u
SON AMONG SURVIVORS Charles Clark, found the IlKht for mere
.. existence liard since hl retirement ns
an netho llfo KUard, and took up an
thlnK honest that netted him a few
dollars for tho tlmo being He retired
from his actliltlcs ui gunrd nt Atlantic
City after thirty jearR of sen Ice. He
wan then slxtv-fho jcirs old and al-1
though ho had racd T0 hc none I
of tho rescued, ho ald cared lo re
member the sen Ice
At three score and tlo he ficed the
eienlng of life with an attack ijf chronic
rheumatism and no permanent wajs of
earnlni; n lUelllioorl. I
A theatrical manager lsltlne rhlla-
achlccs lector lluffor.1 today, -ajln. that '1 ?"?"?.'!!; ""D L.?? "I '
m nurope liaio been that 101 men I had rccelicd omclal notice that tho soi. ..' ln .The 0'ren.t Metropolis." a melo.
ro lost. . "" ''ec"":c,' . k 1 drama which was playing, at the. AVal-
, J' ";"""'". '"'.'., .'""""", nut htreet Theatre. In sddltlon to hand-
"j " vii ijuiiii uno iii-ihicu iranspori.
i? ' ?"""-- - "mgmi i'P. mMllllHkv 3Vi&i'.V
ill m'" - bl '-
i'&ii illlmF - b
11 rmim 1 1
L :HE? Hba
1 a- -' vhkl" llllllHllllllHn
1 IK1lBBe 4
GERMANS TO VIRGINIA
A. K. Fischer Among Those
to Bo Transferred From
Gloucester to Hot Springs
Orders to prcparo tho 100 Hermans
Interned nt tho Immigration Station nt
(Iloucester, X. J, for remoial to tho In
ternment camp at Hot Springs, Vn ,
wcro received today from Washington.
Among others who will bo transferred
In accordance with this order will bo
Adalbeit IC. Fischer, held of the fthutte
& Koertlntt Company, who was accused
of consplrniy to smuggle nautical In
struments fiom the Interned Herman
ships. Scleral Herman nnial olllcers
nnd seimen are among thoso who will
bo sent to tho Virginia tamp.
Iteports wcro circulated today that
tho OermnttR Interned In American
camps would bo exchanged cry shortly
for Americans Interned In (Jerman, ln
accordance with an agreement said to
halo been undo with the Herman Hoi
ernment. Xone of tho l'edernl odlclals
hero would discuss tho subject.
City News in Brief
WASHINGTON-. Teh. 11.
KIUniNO, ra.. Teh H After si.
I oral dais of nnxlety, belieilng that theli
Becrctary of War BuLor announces ' "'"oj; "" tho IU.f.t.S Tu.
lhat tho latct icpoits of tho losses on mifford, 122 North l'lfth street, re.
Iho Tuscnnla placed tlio number nticlied Information that their son
blJ which is tho mme Ilguro tlio War I ';' lu", 'f'rii. wno was on board thit
L ' . , . ,., . .1 I ship, had been saxed
sspanroeni na irevu b mi. "'"--1 Congres-mnn lie Walt telephoned
rlday, nitnoiigii unoinciai
Red Cross Wants Workers
Tho Xaiy Autlllary of the South-
' eastern Chapter of tho American r.cd
Cross has sued a speclil appeal to i
all women to mil at itn headquarters
and aslt ln tho knitting of wearing j
appirel for sillors to meet tho increased
demand for Mich articles as socks nnd
sweaters 1
C. of C. Committee 1
Aloie than 11 hundred business men
line been nnnulntcd by rrcsldent Trigg.
I ' of tho Chamber of Commerce, to aU
on tho cleicn Important lonmiltlees of'
tint organization during tho coming
' ear. 1
Karon Von Hiller Registered
Ilaron Frederick ou Hllltr, the Oer
mm son-in-law of Charles D Pirney
prominent binker, who has extensile 1
mining Interests In Moxho, Is registered
as an alien enemv In the towm-hlp of
Cheltenh mi, his photograph and finger-
. prints being on file there.
COURT ASKED TO MAKE' Aul0 -, uh0 :
ADTMIAftTO CIIrtDTPD Hobert Marshall, of h',21 riculi street.
UlllMUilO ollUttllili pollcem.11,: Howard Alblne, of HbOrt I
onn r,ecmn buiti, nun 1 iiuinas urv-I
nnt. iff S3 North ChadwUk Mreel, nrO
In SI. l.tiko's Hospital suffering from In-1
.bandits m Motor and Aioonoiiici .Justice Jirown Approves juries rcceiicd m a collision between
t, . r . t. rwn amomoiiiiei ai mo corner oi x ront
iiciiuuHi 01 rtiiieric.in nai
Association
For .thirty eals ho was a life guild nt Atlantic City, during
which time he sacl mnnv lives. His death occurred last night
after an illness of sovci.tl weeks.
HOLD-UP MEN BUSY ,
JN VARIOUS SECTIONS
Make Good Hauls, Police
Reports Show
etre't nnd tho Northeast bouleiard
BELFAST, Ireland,
and word nrrlied today that both h.10.
Feb II V i1'0 ", b0'lrI ,t'' .'""'Vifl tvranI10rt-l Ing out clrculara e'icry day while attired ,
""'' worrt arrlied today that both h.lft . v,u ,Hnl mat. white trousers et il. I r.Mv,rti frnm nnllcn .tillm,, l,1.i re
trtyof Americans, who M 010 rescued been saicd and landed on tho Irjshi thB captRtn , the cTilef hero In a big! xealed ppcctncular and daring holdups
rom death la tho TuscanU disaster, I ro"'t I ship rescue scene In the third act He in virions pirts of the in during thn
00k farewell of Belfast Situulaj ,T,iP' ", 'ntxf 'shu,lsk'', brother attracted hundreds to the show and trav- last fort-elght hours
)S tho Belfast Tclcsapli. Contlnu-Mis hllan Hlnklo. 1167 Cotton street. , al business entures which did not ?"Vaf,m,t"1 fl rnnertL fo.
Ing, tho Telegraph sajs
"The ilcpartum of the Amei leans
as not gcneialiy lsiiown, elso tne
rowds that cheered their pi-ogiess to
ICC PII.K RIG AS IIQTRL
pan out
One of the captain's last icntures wbh
a llttlo outer house which he opened
scleral years ago opposite tho Tenn-
somo of the rnbberlis redestrluns were
knocked down and ml bed drliers of
commercial ehlcls weto stopped nnd
relleicd of Siturdi night collections,
stores nnd shops were landed
rrobablv tho mnM i-pictaiulir nnc.
In puruiiice of tho meiiinrlil nude
bv the AmerUan Ilir AsoclstInn hist
hummer regirdlng the lap dli Increasing
Aolumes icqulred for reioidlug nplnluiis
of the Fednil rind Appelate courts of
the States ltusHI D1I1110 todn started
tho appeals to the tribunals In this city
for departure from nlumlnous ilcilnlons
nnd for breiltv In tho enunclitlon of nil
decisions nnd legil principles fo far as
possible
Mr I)uim netid 11 1 the request of the
Amu Unn Ibir Association and presented
Tuscania Heroes Honored
At the request of the r.ev. Carter
Helm Jones, who preached bis first ser
mon esterda as the pistor of tho
First Ilaptlst Church, Seienteenth and
Saii'om stieels, the congregitlon stood
bs a tribute to the heroin dead nnd
the heroic 111 Ing" of the 1icania,
wlille tho natlonil anthem was plajed
on tho largo organ.
. . . ,.. . . : .-... ...:.. . .liu...
he station would h.tic been niiny I uoiumrjia .Man Claims largest; ijrop syiiania ltauroaa sianon ai, imriy
i. i... 1.. 11 .,. n.i,. -,..i 1 t. rt..t 1- c 1 secoml and Market streets. At that time
uiii mih'i. v- ii. "-, - i' '"""s cer iut 1 rom ousnucnnnn.i r , - , , .. ... .ij, 1 . ; .'.:.. . : :. ,
Trated nulte a stir of intcicsl nnil tne 1 1 m iw j, iw ni rirau v, inmm,. iioiu-Ui nt a tumir ic.iiurcu in 1110 suggesuon in .1 written nienionai
rnthuslum lacked noiiuug tor its
hnor and good will.
"Ono contingent ot tne Americans
Left Victoria Birracks and tlio other
from CarrlcU-rergus, the homo
. Stonewall Jackson' forefathers.
Lcli contingent had a military tscurt
rccclied musical honors. The
ado at Victoria Barracks was under
femmand of Lieutenant Colonel Sic,
rammond, if tho Irish Rifles. Pie
kras to tho parade (ho American!
pan been .ho guests 01 tho Utiles her-
ktants at a smoker and con or.
WATCH DULMJTlX BOABD
"As the Tuscania sunlvois mov d
put, headed by :i band, they were
beartlly cheered by croups of men of
Ihe garrison I10 wcro o" duty. Tho
Americans were quickly Identltlcd In
he streets, the variety of their head-
tear telling its own talo nnd tho
rtwds. attracted by tho stirring tvar-
lal musle. Increased as thoy passed
hrough tho center of the city to tho
tatlon.
"There wero Involuntary ejes right
the little column passed tlio Tele-
kraph ofllce, tho men eagerly scanning
Ihe contents of tho bulletin board.
Members of tho Refoun Club raised a
llgorous cheer as tho men of tlio
ftars and Stripes swung past In their
COI r.M15I Ta I'eb 11 A square 'he railroad and thn captain named his "wild West' slunis fiinirird at mid- t the Supreme Court H- will follow
pile of block Yen nn big as any hotel In I n,"ter cafe ths Hotel Cassitt. For this ,,Klt ,. t( Br,, ami Oithodi- this up In similar motions in tlio Su
thls city Is stored on tho bank of the bonor he asked Mr Cassatt to glio hhn Erects, when threo men sung 11 small perlor Couit The petition will alo be
Susquehanna Illier by Abram 12 Trank. a Paps on ,he 0'l', ,,ut ne,,r recclied rnntnrcnr in fiont of .1 delliciy wagon' uldresed to tho Federal appellate coints
ford awaiting remoial It represents 1 n reP'' to the request, it Issald driien In William Nlenneck, 1328 Sllles'ln this iltj
thn largest Indlildual leo crop over cut ' wnR not tho raPtalns f,r"t en. htrcctl and leaping upon tho steps ot thii Chief Justice I II 11 llrown, of the
from the rlier. lure ns restaurateur. Atlantlo Citj. chlclo jeike dout aulomatlcs nnd com I'ennsjlianl 1 Snpienie Couit, now slt-
The Ice ban est this ear is the great- I nnd ElBhth and Vine streets know tli-1 pellotl tho fright-piraljved driver to 'Ing In this ilti said the court w ,r fa-
est In history. picturesque establishments that no nanrt fncf $300, icprescntlng S'Uurdiv vorablv Impressed with the resolution for
. 'knowledged tho ted-shlrted, vehct . niBi,t sales and collections which Nie", pss lolumo In Judicial opinions Ah to
vivrvirrrDniirinn coated lifeguard as proprietor Th m-ieek was earning to his brolhei I the appeal lomlii from thn bar asso-
7iytd rLLL 1 HUM 1 IKI. Market street ojster house cloed aftet vi,inei wh conducts a bilierv at IS"!! cl itlon of mtlninl scope, he said 'The
When BCienteen-yearold Iteba Ilaren-a brief eilstenee Tho captain tried nh f,tllea street The bandits then cc pen, b',r ot ,n,s s,'','' I"0 N"1 lnr '" c'rv
h.inm went down to the kitchen this sorts of odd lobs until ill lieaitn nnill n, n. ,1 irLii.a. Tin. uu la iifim. in
morning to start breakfast, she found 1 'laid lilm low nt ma nome. oui .--ouiri Cstlgatl by tho pollco of llio Twentv.
fire already there; In fact, It was such
a good, big blaie, that a fire alarm
was turned In.
Israel Barcnbaum and tho eight mem
bers of hjs family living ln the house,
at 923 North Tenth street, wero aroused
by tho girl. All escaped unhurt. Fire
men extinguished the flames after about
$100 damage had been caused. What
started the flro Is a mystery
Licensed at Klkton to Wed
HLKTON, 3Id, Feb. 11. Marrlige
licenses Isnied here today to William II
Palmer nnd Kllzabeth FMicr. Jtenry , ,, .h i iinnk and Ladder Cnmnanv
Cohen, Jr, and Ola Campbell, James N.0 31 The captain was seventy-seven
Williams and Mary Hagan, Albert A. 1 , ears, ,
Hooher and Klliobeth W. itcaty, John m-i,. Aitnnitr Cltr started to bnnm
MH Q ll4 "V tt'V Oil UlltSi IIUOL 111 liivu- I . . .. . .. .ml I'"'" '"'" ' .- - -...
'ourMeep formation, and at another ;'f?,etlJe,J1LamI,lleTn ,,ar?.Vowsh,,1I'or he enlisted In tho life guard service,
kolnt nn rnnin nbm. Dm rannni Philadelphia Louie L AVarrcn, rrilla- -j through efficient work made more
Reese street. Ills wlfo worked for him num, rinrirt
nnd nursed him between times She was ioniid Smith, s-eientrcu ve.us old.
his only solace In the declining ; das.l of fiT3, (jennintnnn nvenu-, while walk
Several weeks agri his condition becams lng on spring Garden between Ninth nnd
so critical mat no was removed 10 tne Tenth streefs was assaulted nnd beaten
Philadelphia Jiospitai.
INDIAN FIOHTER AND FIRCMAK
Prior to his career ns a llfo guard,
tho captain was a bugler of Company
O, First United States Dragoons, and
while serving his country In that con
nection received a medal for saving two
children from Apicho Indians. Later 1
hn Jo'ned the volunteer firemen nnd I
the Ulster division of reserves passing
n his motorcar camo to a standstill,
he general took tho salute.
ADDRESS BV LORD MAYOR
"One of the platforms of tho sta
tion was reserved for tho departure.
Ind here tho men wcro diawn up nnd
woressea by Lord .Major Johnston,
Irtio was attended by tho maccbearer.
?)R0BE FAILURE TO TAG
VICTIMS ON TUSCANIA
fly a Staff Vorrespomlcnl
WASHINGTON'. Feb 11.
; An Investigation of tho War Depart
ment to ascertain all tho facts connected
1th the falluro to have Identification
t properly numbered on tho Amerl-
n soldiers who sa led on the II fated
rjtisport Tuscania and to determine tho
mcera responsible for this grave neglect
I duty Is provided for In a resolution
resented to thn IlntmA nf ltonranffntu.
Ives today by Congressman Stephen U.
"orter, of Pennslvanla. Tho resolu
ion provides for tho appointment by tho
pr ot a select committee of nlno
nembers to make tho Investigation nnd
'Port to Congress with recommenda-
ions.
MTr Torter's resolution recites that
Jilure of those In authority to place
Jentlflcatlon members on tho tags of tho
Walers who sailed for France on thn
!!Uila, so that they could bo Identllled
mease 01 death and their bodies re
fjrned to their families for burial, ad
plu of neither explanation nor excuse
1 win probably result In the burial of
P victims In ono grave,
s dispatches from London several
FS &gO Stated (bit. nulllif tn thn men
t having been assigned to definite
irmy units, no Identification numbers
fere on their tags and, that It would be
piwsiDie to Identify the men nnd there
pre they would all nccess irlly be burled
'io irav e.
Tu8cania Missing
n rom Pennsylvania
Nlowlnt is a list of Pennsylva-
on Doara the Tuscania whose
have pot yet been reported
the survhors. It Js probable
' some of them will bo accounted
thtter:
K AItfJi:nsTOCK, MareniUle.
i.i.s i THOMI'HON, KndTor.
JJANUER O. McMUAl, l'llt.bursh.
f V. JIOVEB, Iwlttown.
v. HAiiy.K, Jolmttonn.
niRO U.'JSPANO, Lebnuon.
1i'(i trrSHORI, Wellaboro.
delphla, and Alice White, I'arkesburg,
Pa.: Mark Fosttr and Carollno Wunder,
Hlwood, N. J.: Chester Hall and Elslo
McMulIen, Rising Sun, Md. ; Robert B.
Harvey, Blkton. and Ireno O Barrett,
Chicago: Paul J Hagley and Helen M.
Crlger. Kaston. Ta . Charles II. Miller
and Frances C, Kalrer, Bangor, Pa.:
John Yoder nnd Katie Scaffer, Reading ;
Arthur W, Corkran and Ruth Slocum,
Federalsburg, Md , and Warren Elvllle
and Myrtlo Wallace, Lapark. Pa.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Daniel McPrlnc. IBSl n'jjae aienue, and
Loretta M. Dnjle, 41104 N 11th St.
Msriill VV. MeKsrland, Camp Meade. Md ,
and Kllzabeth Forter J.14V N. 11th at.
Antonl Ituciorkl 8.'8 N s st . and Anna
Uclnrka. (1!J N,'"i1.riJ.l1,'1 .
Nelson B Moftrtt. il,r',''"rJj,,J ' nd
Irani 12 'Ireinmel js.'l N. Orkney at.
Carl Meien " 0 W. rhompaon at,, tnd Iloaa
Ilnrtha. 100 VV. Thompson at.
Oeorga A. Anil. Blrmlnrliara. Ala., and
nilsabelh M. Oroman. Mouth l)thlehem.
Janfe'a M Hefty. Tltuaillle. N. J., and Anna
Warhol. Tltuaillle. N. J. . ... ,.
William Loreni. svi Merefr at., and Kath-
ryn II. llurna, 840 Thompson at.
Thomas A, McDonnell, l-'t K Wlrtart St..
and Helen J2. Itaniter. MM W. Flftrher at.
James Uuahue, Camdfn, N. J., and llori-na
II bt John. 3047 I'hatham at
Loula A. reaal Sin Van Kirk at., and
JlaVaret J. WnBenlen. S350 I-esher at.
Osenr M, Clark. 1!013 VWjimoreland at, and
Edith A. 121am JS4T Sjdenham at.
lttchanlA Aletxel 10U N Orlanna at., and
Aanea Merkllnarr 4."ill .V tth at.
Andy Itattle. IIJI Rodman st . and Gertrude
Thomas, 112'. Hodman at .
Frank It Atklnaon, SHU H, 87th at , and
aASKii V'i'Si 'i'n'woit .... and no.,
HurwIU 015 Wolf t.
Itota-rt I. Pamer. JJ3 Walnut at , and Anna
O Colle 1SJ2 Wood ft ....
Jai-oh e llartman. -"""uN""la St., and
DornUiy Jt. Ucorte 41S t .v;d at
Itermaii Wheeler. 4MB Lnnmoro at., and
Mary Uill. 48111 Ljnnmora
Charles AfclVatrs naltlmoro. Md . and
AnLela r ticks. 147 VV. bejmour at.
G'o?o V. Cole. II. W Me.1 irp. Phlladel.
rihla. and lolet HlMdn;. 82J0 Ban.om at.
HahaE Vahanaln J70 Cornwall - at , and
h"la Mo.ko ".k ' 27n Oernw all at
John A oreene. Jr.. Nairjard. and Emma,
neori. Yelland till N. Hlh .t , and May
Juflua''smUh.yoirirVln. at., and Ida
tl Swt. 04t Jrvliir .1.
Horace c'-lUrt. 293 W.Oordon at., and
ehtlX'your"i.45oIorcul.tV... and 1.11
C"nin llaaatSr. SS11 Pow.lton av... .
1-rank Skarh. 404S W. Thomp.on na
and through efficient work made more
rescues than most of the other guards
of his lime
Any of the old rnptaln's admirers may
view his body tonight at the undertaking
establishment of Charles II. Thlele, III
North Tenth stilet The, funeral will
take place from there tomorrow morning
at 11 o'clock. Interment will be In Mount
Peace Cemetery.
WOULD END WEAVERS' STRIKE
Central Labor Union Hopes to Havo
Difficulties Settled
The Central Labor Union Is today
planning to settle the weavers' strike.
In progress almost twenty weeks. The
union has empowered Bdward Keenan,
Its president, to ask the aid of John
Golden, head of the Textile Workers of
America, and Samuel Gompers, presl
dent of the American Federation of
Labor, In adjusting the differences of the
strikers and their emplojers.
As work on khaki and other uniforms
for the Un'ted States troops Is seri
ously hampered by tho strike, Keenan
was also Instructed at the meeting es
terday to ask for a hearing by President
Wilson, Secretary Wilson, of tho Labor
Department, and Secretary ot War
Baker,
Mrs. Nichols Recovering
Mrs. II. S Trentlss Nichols, vice
president of the eastern district of the
State Federation of Woman's Clubs, Is
convalescing ln the Germantown Hos
pital from an operation for appendicitis.
State, Is tho tniinMi) nf Its appelhtn
courts Thn motion Is approied by this
rourt It vias a well-timed action and
will not go unheeded bv this court '
The following opinions were filed bv
the I'eiinsjlvanla Supremo Court today:
nv jt'sTicr vov MocnzisKF.n
Wltnp.til la nhlti ut.l ll.o.llnf. Ilnlli.f.u rA
by three ung men. who, after render- Prom Court ot Common Vlea-e. So s, of
Ing him helpless, stole flo and n gold I Phlla Count Judgment o( I mer rourt nr
watch Alexander Cutter, twenti jenrw """fiiner is MntterJ Appeal from r V
old, who says ho Hies on Franklin Court of srhinlklll Count, Iinree f loner
KlrefU nliftle Snrlnir rlnrilnti t .irrot. I ri),U t reieraed mid p cord remitted tn the.
streets aoove spring i.arueii was nrroM- OJUrt ,,lmv ,ulh ,ur,olon, t r,in.tate th
ed later by Dlstrkt Detective Met luro bill and nrllfj tin husk tu the law -IJo of
and Identllled bv Smith tn, r"ri t Hie ro-t of pinintirr the costs
William Schoenniann. 300J Ucnmn-1" ""3 "r':""l '" L" n" ' ""f"""'
town avenue, was held up nnd robbed 1
by two colored men early Sundij morn
ing on Germantown nvenuo above Cam
bria street, near Falrhiill Cemeterj A
w illet and JB In cisli were stolen
A man who glies his uainn as John
Davis, alias Hobson, md Ills age ns
twenty jcars, was held In $S0O bill
for court on a Uiirgn of snatching 11
pocketbook from Mrs. Cecelia T-Mtle-bauin,
of 231G Parrlsh street Davis
was caught by Patrolman Sterb, of the
Bleventli and Winter streets station,
after an eicltlng chase
Why We Undersell
All Philadelphia
On Men's Good Shoes
nre not handicapped by u.eless,
cslrningnnt charge accounts and de
lliery expenses nnd n hundrrd ancient,
wasteful, btsli-bniind extravagances, all
rluirged to )oti on the sbnea sou buv in
the majority of Phlla.'a ground-floor
shoe uliops.
To ninld this wa.te the most aelentlflo
management methods nre In force her
big sale- on short proflta plus our low
downrtnlr rent nnd famoun burlng
efllelenej In Vmerlcn's best made shoe,
menu lirnrtlr-.IH
WHOLESALE PRICES
Me nre llm- able to save yon S to 34
the pair without sncrlflrlng iiunlltv or
stile. llila sTstem hns built for u.
Hie largest nien'a shoe hualneaa tn I'hlla
ilelphla. lou'll Ami the highest grade to 11
qualltv In llOYAI. rustoni-lliillt Shoes
here In eieri new pattern nnd stile In
rnrdoTiin. Mahogany Calf, Cordovan.
Illnrk Kid or Calf at
$5.50, $6, $6.50 and $7
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ROJKQPTCHOP
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,u , ii.ii. i.gi,ninnn.i a ijin., uutynsi AIKS
j, i Open Kierx 12ir. Till 0.30. frat'd'r to 11.30
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DEYELOPlNGjaPRINTHIG
tnr BETTER KINDr . '
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FRANK J...CUI
Tlta. Ucvntrui art.
112 chestnut:
STREET SI2
An Tralowna. 1TS0 W , Berka at,
noy llitiel. Cheater. I'a., and Sallle Dt.
,,. r-h.at-r Pa.
Irrahk A. Kltipairlck, 22S Zerflda !., and.
?retti M Clancy. 2883 N. Uouvlfr at. I
JotVph nuddl. Camden, and Ro.a l'acna.
WlUUm fc. La"b Cincinnati, O . and Nora
aifn"c. WeUti! 11120 miner t and Merle I
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W.'ndKalh7,nV. MUrV;yr27lsin.onr:i:
,ula Braun.rVlVtt andWtaon ay... and
JLeOUia ! jr u iith i
Maw Yaa.r, 2418 S Wth .1.
Jamea C. '.a:a.'ni .s"
jennie . ,:"j"'
402 Aahdala at., and
2411 s. latli at,
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nonman, ---i ; -- -
This Roqgh Weather
nlava havoo 111" na complexion
Sn ha". unlM. the y ar. prot.ctn
S5 oir 8KIN r-OOD Hq.tart, women
dapand on this oiii o.n.ni 10
?l.an.. soften and nourl.h .ipo..d
h!w?v aurfacea, and many noted
hJiullea ul It exelu.lvelr Handy
KSS' M?l ' JarV. II. ro.tp.ld thru
out 0. S.
LLEWELLYN'S
rfcllalelffcte'i SUndard Drop Store
151B Llteamut oi.
i an Mrrra far earlr tMthl
On
Tuesday Afternoon
(Lincoln's Birthday)
You Will Enjoy
the the dansant
aHKlk hv vsr,
kajs
( 4 h
to be held
in the Bench Room of the
Hotel
Colonnade
(Chestnut at 15th) '
This will be the first
Tt DANSANT of
a series to be held
in the Bench Room
from A In R P. M. Danelnf
from 6:30 on, nightly, ln the
daily
Lincoln's Birthday
Dance
Hcatlcss Monday Gives
Way to Cheerful
Tuesday
The Dansant, 4 to ti in
Afternoon
Evening Dancing,
10 Till Closing
St. James Hotel
Walnut at 13th
SzLhSm'TdiHlth&i&AA
Hoovcrized Cigars
and Cigarettes
ote Oar Little Price, on
-sianaara tiood.
srEci u,
rheslerfleld Clcarettes, p-l nn
200 In carton X.UU
New ebo, packed In foil, one
1.50
Presh ImportatlonofAl Q Ot
Msnllsa, IfO In box..
All do Brands. 2 f2K
nox ot SO ....
All 10c nrands,
nox of SO ....
200 In rarton
Fatlma. 20 In pack.
2io in carton
'4.25
PAHKWAY CIGAR SHOP
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STAND I) lllllNPS
N.W. Cor. 15th & Arch JH'kEK
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iiiV' r Approval a Thrift j: 'v'
V, ,:y Stamp that costs V, ; ''
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:$' ' Buy Them Moat g:f
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'TOMORROW, Tues
day Morning at 8
o'clock, continuing the
Limited Period Drive on
Perry's Finest Suits, Fin
est Overcoats at Special
Prices !
Our $45 Overcoats at $32, $33,
$34, $36 ; our $40 Overcoats at
$28, $29, $30, $31; our $35
Overcoats at $24, $25, $26;
our $30 Overcoats at $22, $23,
$24; our $25 Overcoats at $18,
$19, $20, $21!
Our $45 Suits at $39 and $40;
our $40 Suits at $34 and $35;
our $35 Suits at $25, $27, $28,
$29; our $30 Suits-at $23", $24,
$25; our $25 Suits at $18, $19,
$20, $21!
J This is a Drive at Special Prices on
the Finest Clothes we make, and we
know of none finer anywhere. Not a
Fabric in these Highest-Grade Over
coats, in these Highest-Grade Suits
can be duplicated today for anything
like'the prices we paid for these 1 YOU,
will pay MUCH MORE than our
Regular Prices of this season for Simi
lar Overcoats, for Similar Suits!-
The Soundest Tip you can take today )
is tVus Stock up and Buy!
$25 Overcoats . . .$18, $19, $20, $21
$30 Overcoats . . .$22, $23, $24
$35 Overcoats , . .$24, $25, $26
$40 Overcoats ...$28, $29, $30, $31
$45 Overcoats ...$32, $33, $34, $36
$25 Suits .... $18, $19, $20, $21
$30 Suits $23, $24, $25
$35 Suits ...,$25, $27, $28, $29
$40 Suits , $34, $35
$45 Suits ..;... . . . $39, $40
PERRY&C0:"n.b.?v
16th & Chestnut Sts.
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