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ZONES FOR CITY
1919, LEWIS'S PLAN
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!jlinraistrator Plans Thor-
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(Vmgn icorganizaiion 01 uis
trlbution to Avert Crises
FV&fc
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Will
LIMIT YARDS
'Utarbir Oflkcs to Supply bud to i
L;& .Each District Dcnlcrs' Co- j
r.i "K' operation ls Kcnucstcil
&SRS '
R ,'''u-i- enntvir.ls nml n stsleiii of .
, o zones In the residential and business
BjV flections of tho city, to ho Instltu cd foi ,itatney lave night unl inked fir Clotilda
E. ".the year "t 1319. may help to solio the I , ,,... ..... ,,...,
K'dlstrlbutlon of fuel to Philadelphia!. ;',a rr "' " !' "II that the
fkt7' according to a statement inado today navy yard win glvln;; it. and thov
Wfc'by Francis A. Lewis, local coal ndminls- i wanted It nlo.
tatter.
rthr narlR nf tho dlV. KrwiUCH
T Ami. uaM fintiiiiiMiirj rvnlnt 1 llll 1 11111
MSJt1 rl.A ..AaA u-alAlil fif iVklll ll KtilllU
rT'JU" -f - !'- itfc r-jnv.. . - " -- 'liriiltl 111.. "m n(fn.m I.'l.-- j ,.....
tlon this city ndu Kjeat ,eal o ,, , ; ;- ' , ' ,-,.""
r J Improvement, declared Mr. Lewis. " ''" , ,ir,.psc
llY entire present system of dellv.ry should , Mated i.icliv li,n( .i, ,.i,i
& reconstructed before next M.nlcr sets , ,','- ..'by ThevcJPVork
(? V'thta-. according to Mr IK''l"";""" V-V!-.!"; i'l- V'TWO
3 JS?" ."".lJ,0?- SS . in.7 ihand .fcur,," aro'po sld to the,
S rtllnhln ,,, l.MH.10,,111 f'"" "V0 ,:t"t,, r"Cl1- "''t
ll? "SLrSn i'.h.hSft "k elJenU y. Mr! . ' '"j o .he trip for a nlcKM
BL'L, - ...... ... II-- .... thiili 1ir.rn.J Mil I'll
py n juiu imirn ii win mi' !' - - -
rrVflIIvrlei) arc delayed minnt? "
B-eather. ' -
polnteTou" rlmriltr-uVMnn I''bi?bly F,,lalIj' W0mi,1C1 amI
unier would order coal from tho ard Police Sock Assailant
i,,ir..i in Ma lmiiip. lellvcrl" throiiRh
-.' coal zono nyptem. Mr. Ia-u'Ii wild, At the lesult of a stabbliu; nlfu at
' '-would bo more prompt and tlicio would! Itittenlioun- and MaRiioll.i KtiedK, i!ei
'Jf bo less delay. mantown, late last nlKht, In which Tony
Jf a coal zono syHtini f niiopicu i.iiki-
;oj 'coal dealers who havo man; yanH would
Shavo to closo sonic of their Minn aim
e'nlarco other yaids. It Is rpicted that
coal dealeis will be asked to co-opeiate street. Satvatore (llolo, of 433 Mechanic notllled tho t'nlicrsdly authorltlfs that
with the loial coal admlnlstratoi's olllco street, and Krank Scapelll, ot H30 lilt- ' he had been located and tho riport of
soon. Mr. Lewis said today in aiinounc- tenhouso street, aro beliiB held under his death on the llilng lino with the
ln tho projiosed wial zona that ho want-1 $1000 bond for a furtlar heat Inir resard- Aiivtraliaii lontlnufiit of the HimlMi
ed tho coal dealers to co-oper.ito wlthclnB their umneition with the affair. nrmy found to be erroiifou.
him, and any ideas they had In conn'o- Ulnidljro Is so seriously wounded that Seriremit Harold S Siniill, '11 Coi
tion with the zone system should be sent It wus Impossible to obtain a full state- lew, died 1)c cemVr :i 1017, at Camp
alone to him. metit from him ns to the circumstances 'Ireene. Small vuh ii member of the
Tho worst of riilladelpliU's coal of tho encounter, but ho Is paid to hao Klrst .Maine llcaiy Ajtlllcry. His home
NrAnhlps nrn lrlii.',lv oer. for the bal- told Lieutenant TMilitn-e. wlin nlleHllrilw it was at I'oithmd. Me.
nm of this winter at least, fuel ad-
ministration olllclals said today.
Tho continued mild weather Is re-
sponslblo for tho Improicment. Il li.iR I
caused less consumption nf fuel aim ,
enabled tho lallroads to brinB larger
shlnments of nnthraclte to the city. In
tho last twenty-four hours 111010 than
15.000 tons, tho amount needed to sup
ply householders, reached here.
As the shortago has virtually ended
for Philadelphia so far as tho domestic
consumer Is concerned, so lias incro
been a like improvement In other eastern '
states.
This Improvement has broucnt ai-1
most detlnlto assurance from National
Fuel Administrator Onrfleld. that jes
terday marked tho last of the rool-sav-1
ing -tvorKless nays.' J 10 win issuo u
formal statement today, nnd from the
general tenure of his ternaries it is lie
lieved tlio Industrial ban will bo lifted
In all States that oliscrted tho heat-
l.vu" rt-iilutne.u vsleril.iv
less" regulations yesterday
WILL PUSH WORK ON
TVIATMV TMFAV SP.WKRS I
Opening ot Favorable Weather
Makes Renewal of Construction
Possible, Dntesmtin Announces
, . With the opening of fat orablo weather,
Tllrntnr nnte'smail. of' the Iteljartllieflt
of rubllc Works, intends to push to com-. Two Men Accused of Aiding At
pletlon many new majii and branch t fc t Rob gtoro
sewers In various sections of the city, '
tha totnl cost of which will bo approx-l- Jom 1Mltl (,r 2741 i:ari street, and
matcly a half mlllon dollars. All tho Mcha(,, Mc(;lirtny. of 2720 Oakfoid
necessary prcllmlniry preparation for strcet .cr nrleFteil todiy by Dctectlte
tho Inauguration of the woik has been i illneil0i,u 0f tho Twentieth and Federal
attended to. 'sticcts station, nnd held by Magistrate
All the Improvements arc possible be- J Halter In $3000 ball for further hearing
causa ot the last big loans. In tho ng- charged with being tho two men who,
gregato thero are thirty-nine ot the w-lth Howard French, Twenty-set enth
branch sewers and sis of tho main I street below Federal, entered tho butter
sewers. In many of tho cases the work land egg store of llenjamin Mazer, nt
his been started. In almost every In- 1 Twentt -sixth and l-itona streets, last
tnnM el.A .mr,r nt.tnnril Is li.nllt- lleed
erl nnd the Director asserts ho will see'
thaf.tbe work Is pushed to a completion
xvlth all possible rapidity.
The main sewers Include those which
aro to be constructed In Kterttt street
.,.- ,....,-. . ... it. ...... .....,.
iJC-''..... ;'. .!,.. !i T -'1...1.J
frir 5 V.j... ':'... '. ,.'... m.... ' I.
Broad' street Seventh strcet from Nedro
nv?nuc to ciiamplost avenue sjaiige?
strect from Tncony street to ' Kdmund
!.;; iTcJ!..lLV n m, ,.
"S"1 niiu .i.,t. ..-v ....... ,...-.... .w.,
afreet to tho Delaware lllver.
Tlie cost
or tne main sewers win no anoui t.vv,
000. The branch sewers to bo completed
include those ln Ashmen! place from
Ocrmantown avenue, to. (ireene street,
Henezet street from. Creshchu drlto to
Wyndmoor avenue., Berks trect from
Fifty-fourth to Flfty-seventn street,
Conlyn strcet from Woodstock to
Twenty-first' street, Daggett street from
, Lansdowne avenue to Malvern avenue.
. franklin street liont leocictantl street
tr'1 Llndley avenue, flratz street ftom
r - Medary avenue north, Howard street
PSt .from Shunk street to Oregon avenue,
ESS. xrifflln -treet frnni Ttrentv-elehlli fo
f.T' Twenty-ninth street, Oluey avenue from
JV, Tourth to Fifth street, Point llreezo
avenue from Twenty-tourtn to jiooro
street, Iluscomb street from Tacony
creek to V street, Oregon avenue from
'Eighteenth street west, Sixty-ninth
avenue from Uroad to Fifteenth street.
Sljcty-flrst street from Uulst to i:im-1
wood avenue, Sjdenham ntreet from i
Olney avenue to Chew street, filiertiood
Vtt .... .- I,,.!.. .I.hll. ...V..... ... 4...-
P nieces ..viii niMj -srsUi. ri.'se iu jiur-
bx'vV rl Tark. Slmnson street from Lebanon
f,.jft Venue to Malvern atenue, Twcnty-llrst
$, eireet rrom oonvyn street 10 ;xeuro avc-
HUD mm 11 nici nurci .ii.ii. .' iniic. ...c-
nue to Clarkson aveiiuc.
WILLIAM H. GREE.V DEAD
h 'Retired Police Sergeant and Civil
tefWar Veteran Heart Disease Victim
William H. Green, retired sergeant of
ellce and Civil War veteran, died sud
nly, of heart disease, Sunday night, at
.-;Jito home, 1125 Ulrard avenue. Ho xvas
.fieventv veears old and fonnerlt- was-
ttieonimander of Anna- St. IIoks Post, No,
i. v tt. D, A. It. He took nn active part In
EV.if'Grand Army xvorkr, being n department
VInipector for tho organization In Penn
C' 1 Vlvanla.
I" iVi''?8 w,u, active In politics In the Flf
i' eknth Ward for a number of years.
Poring his police days-lie was attached
to! the Ninth District station. He Is sur
Tntyed by a widow. Annie Oreeu. and a
' MMChter. Mrs. Sadie A. Campbell.
H
r FATALLY HURT OX FAIUI
f . .,,
Dying After Becoming Tan
gled in Flywheel
'il, DIxjon, negro, fifty years old.
SI, North Twenty-third street. Cam-
la eU'lniT in trooper Hospital, uim-
' lu1nti r.t lnlitrln lAnAltcil r. a n'
l,VUf wt eiijw ava w't 111
of benf ftruck by a iiytvneei at-
(w.ajMr'cuttrTt
imtm .xvorkJnr-orc, tho farm t.f
ir,'..MMiionncM, n. J-,
mm liMovontact.tvltlt
HiM.:-?'
DOUBLE-TIME DEMAND
CLOSES BIG SHIP PLANT
Five Thousand Men Idle for Day as
Result of Disputo Over Holi
day at Gloucester
I The yards of tho l'cnnsj Ivnnl.i am)
I New Jersey Shipbuilding Company nt
Gloucester nro closed today nnd 5000
men arc out ot work, Tho shutdown
wns caused iy tho men asking fer
dnublo lime for tlio holiday today, which
I thn company dlil not caro to pa. ,i
other ynrds were not doing so To mold
trouble they decided to close down for
uro "
A grievance oimtiultc. rrpri'on.liiN-
t,ln reamers, erec-tm-s nnil outside mi-
Iclilnlsts went to .Supormtctiden' II
A mretlnp In scheduled thtte today at
each M'ny.
STAUUING IX GERMAXTOWX
i ii.iiiiro, ienty-tn ear old, or T
list Wttcnhoufo Mreet, was prohahly
fatally wounded, tho police aro looUliu:
for Tony Kerra. of 310 Jlnst Ilalnen '
,ln n, (im (Jermaiitown llosnital this
niornlnir. that a man named Tony, llvlnc
,,t 310 j:,ltt HiilncH street. Inlllited his
wounds. ImestlK.itlon showed that
Tony ren.i, who lives at that address.
bus been mlsslni; from his home slme
eaily last nlnht
DAVIS GOES TO DOSTOX
Will Presido Over New England
Water Wolks' Association Mcctinp;
Carlcton 1; Davis, chief of
.i,,, ;
me,
llureau of Water, left today to preside
at .1 meeting nf the New- laigland
Water Works Association, whlcii will
bo held In Tiemont Temple, Huston, to
morrow.
Tlyi meeting was called for the pur-
,,, 0f discussing Bieclllcatlons for r
,rn1 .,,,, lvm HI)LM.,,i ,,!,,,.,. Wi
.... . .. .- . .... ... ...
easi-
nlter
Wnnd. il local inantifoctliter. Is n lneni-
ber of the comniltteo In clinrgo of the
subject. Much ulna of this diameter
i ,i,,t i,,wi iiu.i In 11. Is rltv. nml
tho discussion Is ot paitlcular Im-
portanco to I'hlladelphla lute
Chief 1 la vis was elected
the association after scrt
years as a. vice, president ;
(illlcl.U c-nparitles-.
ALLEGED LOOKOUT!
Uiinil.ii- .iltrlil
French was ancsteil as he catno out
of tho stoic. Tho other two men. It Is
charged, wero acting as lookouts. Their
arrest was caused by Patrolman Klser.
" was assisted by Peter Sabbath, who
. witnessed tlio ttteuuiteel robbery. French
wns held in $1300 ball.
I
1 IVIItKRI) HOYH IMPItOVIVfi
, Two T iik Hurt YcsieriWv Doinf?
lV, a"S iIUU '0SI-Cruax UOmg
11TA1 : lfA.n te.
I ..s.. ... ..viiiiiuo
Hnimanuel Varger, eight years old,
412 South Mllllck street, who was
struck- by a freight train as ho gathered , filends of tho woikers.
coal alone tho trdeks of tho Baltimore Sales at the schools of the W. S S.
and Ohio Ilallroad at Fifty-sixth ttreet for the week ending February 11 wet
and lost both legs lata esterd.ty, was $13,873.50 and ot tin If c stamps VH',
reported Improted tills morning at the 713.78.
I'nlveislty Hospital. It was said he
had a good chanco for recotcry. , , ZzrrTnn TTIlr r m l m
Seten-year-old Charles Kadmlttcr, RANKF.RcS Wllele KAT
1C10 Ocrmantown atcnuo, whoso skull i '1'11IJ1MJ '11-'" ml
was fractured tUicn ho xv.au struck by
an automobllo lit Oermantown avenue
and Oxford street last night. Is hnpioted
today, phjslclans at tho Steton Hos
pital said. .
SHORE LIFTS HOLIDAY BAX
Atlantic City Movies and Cabarets
Permitted to Open Today
ATLANTIC CITV. Feb. 12 Tho gov
ernmental soft pedal on holiday amuse
ments has been raised by Walter J
Uuzby, fuel administrator.
I'nder n special clecreo originating
with Doctor Uarlleld, motles and cab
arets wero telcascd from the genetal
I Monday closing rule with a proviso that
I they should closo Instead on Tuesday.
That would hate hit Atlantic City haul
I today xvlth thousands of holiday folk
1 here to 111 ike merry. So, lato last night
Local AUinlnlsliator lluzby saved the
situation by providing that "In restau
rants and hotels whero dancing nnd
cabarets aro Incidental to meals and no
charge 1 made for dancing nnd 11 oextra
heat Is required, dancing and cabal cts
will bo permitted today."
Kiwanis Club to Hold Business Show
The Kiwanis Club, composed-of Phila
delphia business men. will bold n busi
ness show In the north garden. Pellet ue
Stratford, tonight. Thern will be more
than 200 exhibits of goods manufactured
and sold hi Philadelphia by members
of the club. To make the exhibit espe
cially attractive for women, there Mill
bo a talk on "Lincoln," by P. J. Hep
burn, and a trateloguo by F, T. Brooks.
Admiral Helm Assumes Command
Hear Admiral James M. Helm, has
assumed command of the Fourth Naval
District, relieving Captain George Coop
er, who will remain as chief ot staff
for Admiral Helm. This Is tho first
move In tho separation of tho League
Island Navy Yard from the Fourth Na
val District, no fur an actual duties
are concerned.
Plan to End Delays to Ships
Charles B, Kurtz, surveyor of (he
port of Philadelphia, has drawn up a
form which 'will bo presented to the
hmjiU7 ot every inooraini mi
'on which'
'tjMir '
.'ba susiwL
EVENING PUBLIC1
PENNSYLVANIA
CS1
'6t,
&$&
TPM CAMC (V DI?MM
l"ll OVllO Jl I Ijllll
DIE ON FIRING LINE
Other University Men
Meet Death in Service at
Camp Greene
Ten t'lilvoslly of lvnnnlv.iiil.i m n
hap hien lillled oil the flrhiu line in
lluropc. Two more died while In the
(icrvli'o nt Camp (irit-nc. Tuo nilditlon
to the list of I'ltinolvinla mi n wounded
aio rrpoited. Tho fnlv. ictlv'H honor
loll Is Klowliu; us w.ii'h dtatli toll U In
iti'II'Iiik anions; Anirtlian iiumi In tho
iirvlc" of tin. t'nlled Stato and other
in mien.
(ne nam" wim removed fioni thn
honor lull yesterday when tho family
of Kal IlroUKhant riiapman, of the 'lri
class of tho Tow tie SVIenliile School
Clatcnec I), lli.idlev. 'n? Medical
fchool. died at Camp flrerw I'eliiuary
1. 191'.
The notice nf Hie .tntuli nf ivnni.tin
A. Hick, Ot ColliKc, was melted at
the fnlierslty this week. tidv tiled in '
I'r.iiuc January ".1.
The names of John Wanner, Jr. '13 1
College, and llobert I,. McGonagle, Mfi
Towno Sclenllllc School, weio added jes
terday to the list (Pf 1'eiiiisjltanl.i inen
known to bo wounded at this time, liotlt
men wero wounded in l'ranc'e Wagner,
.1 iSertnantoitr. boy. Is lleutcnoiit c.f ,-i
marhltie-guti coinp.ttiy, while Mcclonngle,
......... ., ... ...... ... .. " '
e.l JJlllllllI, .Cllllll , IS Willi Ulu C anatltatl
railway tnops.
The men killed while uclualK- , tt tho
filing lino u.e: Willi.,,,, Austin Abbey.
12. killed at Vimy llldge; Hugh Hal-
..'...... ,i .. 1... .... 1 1T1...1 ... V
1.1111,111', II, III!., .i IIIIIL'II III I I.IIIIL.
Ilerbeit H.iinidiros Hunter. '07. killed
at (Inlllpoli: Percy Hvron McNallv, 'OS,
killed whilo Hying otcr the O.inian lines;
I Hldicd Leslie Krnser. '13, killed
Franco: Harold St Ccorge Ta.iloi
10,,
' killed 111 spring of I'll
Mcxiinder Pat-
"cu iiummiiij. 1 tiiec in i-i.ince, 1.11
PORTABLE BOOTHS ADD
TO WAR STAMP AGENCIES
Detachable Counters for Distribution
to Individuals or Organizations
Are Ready
lietac liable booths for tin purpose of
silling war satings stamps are toady
for distribution by thn war satings com-
.....A ........... ............ . 11 TC-.tiiiit elrrf.
iiiuie-ij iii-.iuijutii 1. 1 p, ,u ,,........... v.,
ll was annouiiceii louay.
These booths can be --et Ui anywhere
! nml may be had by any Indltiduals or
, otganizaiions 111,11 wipii iiicui. 1 m-j
are especially desirable for fails, church
sales, bazaars, street coiners, etc.
Tho cilrl Scouts havo opened a sales
loom for stamps In an unoccupied store
at Lehigh atcnuo and Twcntv-clghlh
at I.elilgh atcnuo and Twcmv-cigiiin
sheet, ultln an esnecl.illv attractlro win-
dntv display to attiact ntlciltlon.
' 'Tho Hcn.kiuai ten. War Savings So -
vMy ' lH a "ew ""Wilzatlon but two
. . , , a 100 ,r L,cnt members,!,!,,
..- ., , , ., ,.,,.. , ,.!.... ,., ,..,
ui cue- e-icii.n .ui'i ..iii.i i-iuiii,j -;. hi"1.,
their time to tho (Jovernment in the
w. S. S. campaign Included In the
membcishlp are also tho rekitltts and
REAL HOOVER DINNER
Foad Administrator Approves
Menu for Banquet to Follow
"War Meeting"
Hankers from all parts nf eastern I
Pcnnsyltnnla will today hato tho tits-.
tiuctlnii of eating 11 1c.1l, honest-to-good-
ness Hoover dinner. Theso masters of
finance, who nro usually plctuied behind
mahogany desks, with stacks unci stacks
of money around them, at tho annual
contention of Group 2, Pennsylvania
Bankers Assocntlon, last year lesoivcci
to do everything possible to help win a
war with Germany If Undo Sam decided
to cast hl.s lot with the Allies.
In proof ot their consistency they have
put their patriotism into their social,
nctltitrcs as well as their business by
having tho menu for their uniiual din
ner approved by Herbert Hoover, tho
national food administrator. Therefoie.
nfter they hato disposed of their busi
ness and discussed their problems nnd
tho country's problems nt a session
which begun early thla afternoon, they
will sit down to a moro modest lepast
than they havo been served In the many
j ears they hato assembled,
lleglstratlon started this forenoon nt
the Belletue-Stratford, where tho meet
ing and dinner aro being held, and there
Is a large attendance.
Tho convention has, been designated
as a "war meeting." and besides papers
and addresses by prominent bunkers
and financiers at the business session
sevoral well-known men will speak nt
the dinner. Among them will bo Stat,o
Senator William C. Sproul, ono of the
candidates for tho Itepubllcan nomi
nation for Governor of Pennsylvania ;
Dr. F. II, Green, of West Chester, and
Major William A. Garrett, of the Ameri
can Hallway Commission to France.
Charles K. Scott, of Bristol, Is the
Chairman In chargo of the convention
and tho secretary ls W. II. Kohlcr, of
Mahanoy City.
I
C. II. S. Class of '80 Reunion
. Twenty-flvo ot the thirty survivors
of ,th seventy-fifth class of Central
Ulgh.fttboolt caduated pn frbrwucy.-ll.
AAA lU tkf HM1B I uiml. A. .L.
'"'" J. '".".. ,',?:":.' ,:''" ", ViT r V" A tour r n. k,.,n. ,. , . hours a day Wo lmte to dilfe them rMn ,,.. ,,., a..,., Illto waH tll0 ot cou i not eio so w.tnouc mo suost.t lie.
I nTiVn rn"riln"V ego ',1 1 ('o b g.V' wa ' '- audltoUum. ' kIw. .lasseV e e ' . , , , lp(ip tragedy reported, and later another man , Jv X ' T ZalcZ
,nd in other ! 11" -M"" ". 1917. and FrledrM, Wal- there f,- forty-nilnuto period of In- "Wo hate organUcd to xo .lunteer nUuK thm killed lilmnclf. Last night , ; u, Si it Xi,
and in other .,, I)cn( mo nR )n Mr,I(,m ,,y (im, ()f lo tf.aiIlprs n,ir.,r. days each week after hot. H. o n ,orc,, ,)f "i.-if ; was heard by Miss " )-' ,nl,"tr, ,f0, Mrs Shapiro
the rjfiman aimy at r.hel.n-. Fr-.ncc. Mrlj ...npl..,l for that putpo-o alone, are gradually colcctlng a llbi. ry. V. , vil,. Henley, who ran out and sent in , ",, , , "ln"rX0 f tl law and tu."
inn 1 in nt ii, .... ..!.,.. .1.. 'i.ii.i .iii ii.it 11 mo toluntaiy after-hour folk-1 an alaim. ii.unieu ii,nuriiiico tit 1110 law am 111111
S EU) - - take ,., puee'ut , tcacheV'an, --. d: you see we .mo n;. , T,,e ilte, , upposedly starth.g on the , g.o.er fioiu n'lj, M I;
" WJPt "?"". '""WM C UJ'
LEDGER - PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
GRADUATES KILLED IN THE WAR
X? G&JT60GX
c.rss y ccu.:Gr.
PV..1A7 i.
taacy-cjLrss
Sf
tOJ.D ySfcSSO 77iyj.O-
V6 iecwrscrctesTA
scjooa
fOgS
MODIFIED GARY PLAN IN SCHOOL
HERK MAY CHANGE WHOLE SYSTEM
Possibility Held Out in Report of President Wolf to
Hoard of Education Kesult of Enthusiastic
Woman -Principal's Work
The 1 mire leoiR.iuizatloli of the ele-1 t:.u,c(.,i nround Hie loble were tho thll-
mentary public school system of tins
, '-. as a lesult ot tho personalMy. tad
and ability of one red-blooded Amei lean
woman, is the pi h Utility luld out in
l,lu "nnuai repoit innclo today by nest-
den IMhIii Wolf to tho Hoard of ndinn-
lion at Its I-chru.iiv meeting, He ion!-
mends most hlghlv and iidtocntps an
extension of the modified (Jary sdiool
system as employed tinder the direc
Hon of Miss Susan A. llotklus. pilncip.il
at tho Kdivard T, Steel 1'ublio School,
!ixieemn and r-ntug.i streets.
the illstluctitL fe.iluie.s of tin "new"
. '.' '" ." ' ("l,t,x,",d phi, shop wotk,
"","'"."u"1 ct.tssts, tiepaiimeniai or
snec Lit 5....I t,. .. 1,1. ... .1 i.. .
, ,..,....h, .k.u me iiiuudk ..t
each clMHs .to ,1 dlft'eicnt loom nt th
V , , Vc, , , ", ,""""" """-
J1'', '' "; r ' J-1" .'."" '
'''f..1., " ; un'"1t ."", n!"llf ".
1 -Ihe principle of nlat. studi- and t
end or each fcuty-niliiute iterlod. This
hil-
shon
,. , , .
, "!r" n'" " ' pro.er place in the school,
ln" auditorium also taken an Important
I l'-"'' hI'd Mls Hocklus. "We hat.
j,, linn tety lintlletl fetllpmelt Willi wllle'll
'" """5 here, but I hate been glten a
rce ji.inci
Next a xislt was made t tm bas
inful. Two flashes of joungvr chil
dren weie marching with great en
tlitislasin: tun other classes weie per
forming one uf too simple but e-haimlng
folk dances to the stinins or a phono
fci.tplt. This ,.iit of the work Is Known
as uig.uiized play. Foi'l mluuteH each
day Is detoled tu it. in either ele-
incntary schonl.s but twelte minutes
-- --' v 1 iiiiiniMi :
clay Is set aside for plijsicnl education
William A s-techer, eliiector ot nht-slcal
n.l.... ..tn.. ... ... , , . .'
.-iiu.viuii in me j,e 11001s, nas oeeu cu
cleat 01 lug tu hate this limn iriii-tii..,,f
as ho says these, twelit iiilnutes ate
cniiieiy luudefptate'.
In anotlter cottier of the basement Is
the shop. This Is enie of the re. cut
nciTUlsItluns of the school. It Is ecpilp
ped with a setlcs of 11e.1t woik benches
for tho bos and looms for tho gitls
Next came tlio i.-nilliiB 1 lass fnt- ibe
xouncer clilldren. This w.ns lietn i.t.i
; ill a small loom with I11.iflifp1.1tc seat-
' lug accommodations. "The teachers
.used to hato 11 tety comfoi table roat
toul. ,N-tt, li0t.r. It has ben, ,011.
. ., , ,.A ,, . ... ,,,.
.cin-u iniu ,i lias, iuuiii, s.eiu .11, ss
i Hocklus. "Wo havo to i,se etety nool:
, nml cranny. Wo will hate niotu se.iU
here shortly.'
On the Hoor nboto Is one of the
nrhles' of tho school.
classroom
unlipie In tho Philadelphia public
schools. In tho center Is a l.ugo table,
At the head ot tho table sat the teacher,
I It IT 11 Awt' IV ,-. . .!'-. ,,,., .. .1 . .. ..l.l ..It 1.,, lip., tlftoetl ...... .... . . ... ,......., .
( uiiii 111-1 inn 1 1 mo r 1 nil 1 iii ti'ii ilk 1 ii inn"'' " .---- u e. -ui -- -. a t .. . m.a--i-
HENEY BALKED IN PROBE I SURE OF SUCCESS IN
OF CHICAGO PACKERS SHIPBUILDER DRIVE
Judge Baker Halts Search for Evi- Quota of 8000 Expected to Be Ob
tlenco in Records of taincd Easily in Spccilied
Swift &, Co. Thirty-Day Period
I'lllCAclo, Feb. 12. The 1 rdcl.ilJ
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IVilci.ilj
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ii lied
setback todiy. when Judge
Haker, of tho Court of Appeals, granted j 430, Wldener Building, that at the pres
.1 restraining older staying tho coinmla-1 cut rnto of application Philadelphia will I
slon'.i search for further evidence In
HwUi & ,.. ,,apeis. Fiancls J. llcney,
special counsel for the commission, Indl -
cated that the battle would lie carried to
tlio supremo Court.
Attornes for Swift A Co. ex'perlcnced
nn dllllculty when they appeared before.
Judge Haker to appeal from Judge Lan
ells's decision jestcrday In Hencj's
fnvor. Baker set the caso down on
thu docket for healing on March 1 and
directed counsel on both sides to fllo
briefs by February 28. All threo Judges
ot tho Federal Court In this district will
pass upon tho issues intuited, Baker
stated.
FOR UNIVERSAL TRAINING
Senator New Introduces Plan in
Amendment to Draft Resolution
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 Permanent
universal military training Is provided
for In a measure Introduced today by
Senator New, of Indiana.
Ncvv's measuro provides that all young
men from nineteen to thirty shall be
subject to registration and draft. Be
tween nineteen and twenty-ono regis
trants shall bo subject to military train
ing under rules to bo prescribed by the
President, and no leglstrant shall be
drafted Into ncttvo military service until
ho Is twenty-one, Ncw'h measure ls
proposed as an amendment to tho pend
ing resolution, which provides that all
who have becomo twenty-one since" the
fifth of last Juno shall bo subject to tho
draft.
Telegraphers Have Smoker .
The fifteenth annual smoker ot the
Commercial Telegraphers' Union ot
America, .District Council No. 22. vas
giveu-.iMpo ,auaitonum ot tne park-
.I SUP
tun last, night. A.large.'an-
-sat otStMk W?- $r- ,i
1 .Jr I I fMrkgBt jg.1
Wvr2, '07,
vricy O. ?0tTT
srs7.L. y, 'oa . ;& rt, 'a.
cheu, till Intent upon their hlsloiy les-
n
"This room was orlcln.illv tltteil up
' teiiiporarlly with Its picsent anaiiRe-
inert." Miss ISock ill explalnril. "llow
c ter, we hate found II to be 10 successful
lh.it wo Intend to piiseite It us It Is
'I ho less foitnal dlstilbiitlon of seals
has appealed gie.itly to the lilldreii "
, Tlio Steel School was ptctloiisly a
twenty-ono dltlsioti school. It now,
I houses oter HOD children, constituting1
thirty-one dithlons, and langlng trom
i grudo ono to six Ti. Noli" of the chll-
tlren Is em part time. There are tlilr-
' twour tc.iciters, or iiiproxiiu.iu-i 1
i... .. .. ...1.1 t. ,.n,..ljt 1,
.111 ordinary elementary school.
And jet on every child's face Is wilt
ten enthusiasm for the work, llach tasl
Is nerfoimeil with a. est. When teaih
er aks a uu.stlon. etirv hand In tin
cljss Is Instantly raised
fini tiiM-v 1 ii:i- Tiir Wfilllv
flHLIH.l.N I.IKLTHI. xtcmix
Tho chlldien are nil Intensely In -
teie.sted in tho work. Tlicy stun at
s.30 in the morning and aro thiougl, at
In holding their Inte.cst."
U.Kfflir' Hot,":'
unfile ZtXX"
""k,i. . I. J , ?.nVi . 1 t nlat-. Tho
; mo, o class rooms gives ..em a lit-
,1,. ,i.. ,11,,,, ci.iv forlv minutes. If
. d.' n "..un, th Jo'say about
It wc will nctcr go back to the old sjs-
tem." '
Hnwevei', one Is compelled to believe
that the success of tho school lies III.
the pcisotiallty. ability and c nthusjasm
of the principal hers. If. "Miss Hocklus
Is one of our most valuable principals,"
said IMwIn Wolf, president of the hnjid.
'She has remarkable ,iblllt.t. I wish wc
had :i hundicd like her '
The chlldtcn HRiie with Mr. Wolf. AS
they tvent through the hall each 0110 had
'"'j!
n r'
an cyo open lor seiaps of impcr or el
matter that might bu eluttcilng the
Hoor. Cleanliness Is 0110 of the prlnclde4
Inculcatid by Miss Hocklus. As the chll-
di" passed her slje spoke to them by
name, with a pleasantly tor each.
tlluj ll,l.-l,lu ,llk.,l'i.'U II...
..,i-- ..,..,.,., ,,,.-1..(j -, ...u i.uu ,M,it-i-
ban splllt.
'I am not an oxpiit." she said.
"All
I know of tho (Jary svstetu I learned
from spending ono night In New- Voik
and seeing how It woiked theie. How-
iter, I think wo hate done fairly well
here. Tho chlldien aie so enthusiastic,
i wc must succeed."
Jlatmond L. chambers'. In charge of
c
ho drlto being mado In this city fun
ClflA ftt-Sft( .1 Lit ll.lill 1 lilnx ,..,.,n..Mii..,1
1 ,,,, n,ornnc nt i'ndnll.r,' , ,,oom ,
supply Its tpiota of registered men within
I tho speellled limit of thirty days. While
,m figures wero yet atalhiblo as' to the
' total enrollment to date, tho pplcndld
' start of Monday morning will Vo
I eclipsed, II is predicted, by todaj's
1 records.
Telegiams hato been lecelvccl from
tho Stato Bureau of Labor Supply ask -
lug that twenty-llvo stenographers bo
obtained for enrollment In tho Slxtt
ninth cni'.liieers, which is a railway unit.
Theso men will bo enlisted as privates,
but will havo good chances of becoming
noncommissioned clllcers. Examinations
'".'".,.":"""" '," ""A ?;. .?"""".:.",
.1 ,..i, ,,Wi.u .1111 ccmuuciKu
by Trof. C. L. Altmnler nt Drexcl Insti
tute tomorrow evening nt 7:lo o clock.
Examinations for shipbuilders, will bo
conducted by regularly constituted Gov
ernment Inspectors of tho Department
of Labor. Announcements ot theso ex
aminations will bo made later.
FILM BARRED AT SHORE
Atlantic City's Mayor Forbids Show
ing of "Birth of a Nation"
ATLANTIC CITV. Feb. 12 With tho
national war nnd tens of thousands of
negro youths patriotically responding to
tho country'B call feyr service In the
National Army Is no tlmo to revive
burning racial issues, Mayor Bacharich
Informed a moving-picture theatre pro
prietor In' forbidding the showing of the
"Birth of a Nation" film by a shore
branch of a Philadelphia motlon-plcturo
corporation.
"I do this not alone as Mayor of the
city, but as vlco president ot tho Stato
home defense committee," the Mayor
wrote the offending showman. "If you
attempt to godhead, J sha.ll bo obliged
to exerciso tne pouce.-power ana close
your tlieiti'tV! .Tta.SlUinjLwafjltmw
3 llil In tin nfteinonii 11 1 wouiu i" Water.
FEBRUARY 1 1018
I $2,400,000 WAR FUNDS
FOR NAVY YARD HEREl
Department ' Approves That ,
Sum for Improvements
at Philadelphia
Hv n Mnj7 Correspondent
WASII1XC1TON. IV1. 1;
Approval of n total appropriation ofi
2. 100.000 for tho rrflladclphla Navy I
Vaid for tho uncat year 1519 by the.
"ay Iiepartment In announced by Con-'
Kreman 'Wlllliini .". Vare. rcpresenta
mo of the district In which the yard 1
located
This In tho recond larccut approprla
ii"ii anions tho navy yards of tho coun-
ir Norfolk lielnit first with nn appro
.ml ion of JJ.tBO.OOO. New orls
r,l with $1,000,000.
in addition to this an emergency ap- j
nrlotlon c.f $2IC,2;0 Is made for the
ion Inn Items for the l'lillndclphl.i .
d
iipnrnry extension to foundry..
ii ,' for HinhulHitcn
uunc n-l utrrlllzlne cuutpnient for
'J2?t
SU0
niiinrii Finnir, KnraK ,'-" . -
,. I
I1IIIIIIIK ., .(,,,
,., tnr i.nn fdrrlauM '"
: for toro linttery "nko
s.soo
i repair MMlon
r.u.ko"B,'or n,a,"lnl '"r..f": n,;no
" '!". ' cfrbak cremntorv. . . . "."'
li-ill'llm for s,ilae of wtt'to
140
;-,l
omj.
t
300
l.tillntc sj Kit in In . 51.
i ml'llnK etc v"" "-
i- tlon cif temporAry how nivip. . -''
ii rnll. bolm, 'ir , for ; '"
tlon with ronntructUio vt F.i-
"-! lniitnllfttlun'in'stHlilii'uiid k,-
1.T0O
.rr hull.llntt Tor tun tnorje'j ..
t hiIv.ivaiI ttinterlal ',':,i'1.
i - fer stack of Eirbaii" nematon ,..,,
t lui: I'orler ittnue. cist .'. -'u,,u
-t, nn liMitlnic for toncorr lmat- ,,..
iititl.llncr shun V Ti-
Cinntrit, ttoti of ,l!,?ti.iry '. :',,,, ,A
i ,pnt-ti tluii uf enKltt" linu" ; i'",'"'"
i ..us im tinn "f live shun ciftln"! unit ,
.11' lull, lint reotns .. . I I, -it
l.l.iirl, lluhtlnv ami lutnliln.t sl" , -
I nn in nw lieai shiii a.ono
tin' tilers for iimtullntluii tu K"i n cnfl
, ri, I tur'boui --eu '
t'liilitis aifd IllstHllii tlcirt uf liiftitilo;
-vtnt lit stornz' bult.UtiK fnr s.tl- w
mirmI nititiTlal -,'.;
p. iiiinjil turnttiMe -1"1
Tor power plantn and illstrlbutlng sta
tions, not Inrluded In tho otbei appro
pi latlotts, l'hlladelphla's total, Included
In the pending deficiency bill nnd esti
mates for 1910, is $1,240,000, of which
$'.140,000 Is Included In the deficiency
bill
i mt of theso funds a power-plant
building, a e.oal-handllng apparatus, one i
(.".no cubic foot air compressor, two
Itiibo-geneiatots with a combined ca
li.ii Ity of 0000 kllowats, a nnoo-horse.
power boiler and a powct -plant dis
tributing syiitcm Is planned, according
to Mr. Vare
.... T,4T lvmnn ,,,
UAlliil 11.) UlVUil7 ill V U.Vj
.., ,. . DISOK APARTMENTS
-
agent for tho Stale Dairy and Food
Thrilling Rescues Mark Maze in commission, reported to Jay Cooke, Fed
House Alrendv Scene of Two ral food adiulnlstiator for Philadelphia.
Recent Tragedies
.t 11 10 or iiagouics inai nate nren
.omiected with tho Madison Apartments
a lfi0 anrt p06 Arch (ilrtcti r(,etn(,yi
1 inlInilnat(.,i this morning when Pre
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- ' jc by 'sinoko and
Hue. so,,,, sp.ead thiough the two build-
J5T rC"f"" "M - "y l"C H,C-
Miss Hlla Ley. slxtv-two years old,
was bu.ned badlt; and a Miss Swift,
seteuty tears on, was otercomo ny
-"Ke. a Mbs Swe,uey tins 11, In .1
l.was unable to bo moved, so firemen
ami policemen guarded her tthllo others
fought the Hro to keep it away from her
Herman Snyder. Iho sunerlntendent.
sa.ts the damage will be moio than
$1000.
KILLED OX BRITISH FRONT
W. W. Culhbcrt, Former railadcl.,.1?..',.?" J"1"'! "" plans originally nt.fc
' . I that institution wun tlio ileal l.slato This announcement was by (.Lief Cheiti
phinn, Dies in Action
,,,,,., ,.
N.ws leae'hed this city from the Brit-
Irtll ftl.llt tlid,iy tliat t. tt . I lltllbert, .I
feiiiner lesident of this cltj. lnl been
I Llll.l I,. ..1,..
n...... ... ....,.-,,
nn.... in '"" V "'"'';' fc ",""""'"
""" """"""' " ,nn
1 aney street. Mrs. Cutlibert said today
111.11 1 uiiiueit ii.ih reinuicH hmiik in
x, Jsconsjii Ho was borii In Lincoln,
shlie, England.
Others mentioned In today's Canadian
caruaii ii-i aro j,. e.raiu. iir,iui, icnii ,
and I). A. Craven, Pennileld, Pa,
EDISON WONT COME
FOR U. OF P. DEGREE
Tno Rtie,v in His Laboratorv
IOO lJllbJ 111 illb JjauoidlOl J ,
and So He Can't iie Hon
ored by University
Thomas A. Kdlsou Is a busy man
I these dajs too busy to tako a day off
nnd come from Hast Orange, N, J.,
wliero Ills laboratory Is situated, to
Philadelphia and rccelto an honorary
degree from the University ot Pennsyl
vania. Lincoln's birthday Is like anv
olher ,,ay to Mr. Kdlson when it comes
' ' , ,, .
to work, and the fact that It Is a holi
day doesn'tmean that ho can closo down
tho roll-top desk, glvo t,he stenographer
and the office boy a vacntlon on full pay
unci 1 1111 over for a day to hobnob vvltn
distinguished scholars In the big town,
,rla . ., . ,,, nfrm.
....v, ... ......v., . ... .,,,v,,..uU
which the gieat Inventor has conveyed
to the trustees of tho University, who
Invited him to bo present on February
22 and receive nn honorary degreo, Tho
University no longer confers degrees by
proxy, like tho ono it conferred on Kai
ser Wilhelm but why recall unpleasant
things? Anyhow, Mr. IMIson will not
get a degreo from that institution until
ho ran And n llttlo tlmo to come over
and get It In person. Tho mail-order
stuff doesn't go any more.
SEEKS NAVAL COMMISSION
Larue Huselton Takes Training
Course at Annapolis
Laruo Huselton, G408 Pine street, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas J. Huselton,
has left for Annapolis to tike a three
months' courso of Intensive training for
a commission In the navy.
Young Huselton is twenty-two years
old and Is a graduate of the Central
Manual Training School, After hi'
graduation ho took a special course Ir
the business department of the Up
verslty of Pennsylvania and last Jun
enlisted In the Naval Reserve and wt
stationed at Cp May, N, J, wh
11 VietM haan llnna 4iV ItmA ..alfl .
rv,ama p-WH " lV LHW UMV.I IRK!'
GEKALD F. SPECK
Gcrmantown youth, who died at
Camp Hancock from pneumonia.
YOUNG ENGINEEU DIES
Gerald F. Speck, Mount Airy Lad, Is
Victim nf Pnoiimonlit
flcriild I'. Speck, of 21S.i:.ist rtorpis
street, Mt. Airy, of tho 103d Itegluient
of Knglncers, died last Sunday nt Camp
Hancock, wliero ho was In training, of
bronchial pneumonia. Ho was not nunc
twenty years old.
Ho wns educated at Northeast and
Ocrmantown High Schools and was a
member of tho Sigma Knppa and S gma
Dcltn Mil Fraternities. Ills lat busi
ness connection In this city was with
tho I'cnnsylt.itila llnllrond, wliero he
was In tho cnglneerlnu department, specializing-
on tunnel work.
His brother, James el. Sped;, Jr., Is
a member of tho V. S. natal icsorto In
tho hospital corps.
VIOLATED 50-.10 ORDER,
Woman Grocer Punished by Food 1 nowspapcimcn at his oiilces In tlio Jledi-
Administrator by Thiity-
Day Suspension
XllUlllt'I 111 UVl i'l "' rut-rriir'ivil - ( I VHP lI
IiiimIiipu uf :l lontl ilc:ilpr fallinir to com I nut thtw ti,i, .iiii i.-Mf,,.. i... .1.'
Ply with tho tlfty-llfty ruling, letpililng
tlio s-.ilo nf one pound of a lecognlzed
substitute with each pound ot whlto
Hour, was nniiounccd today. Mrs. Ida
Shapiro, conducting a grocciy stoic; at
1009 Noith Second street, wn otderetl
to icfialu from selling flour for thirty
days.
Last week ltobeit M. Simmers, special
that competitors of Mrs Shapiro had or may not hate been crjptlc He Bald:
reportetl to him that (lour was being
sold at this store without substitutes.
Mr. Simmers wan requested to make a
further Investigation.
Ho purchased five pounds of white
Hour from Mrs. Shapiro without any
! y" l?.XlXl
lu other stores In tho neighborhood, but
" uy un- , es wun , no ve.xi.et "-. .... '-- -
oVHour fo Uilrty day. day s, ag w,th thi anncen
,..ST ShnlbiS . lic.ty agt? asd?" go
$: to tho lied Cross, which was no- , n." f''B"K In. Hed Cross wor . HI
cepted. by JayOooko to bo turned over , "V" " "a " nC
, to mat urganizaiiiui. ............. ,...... .,...,........
, Mrs. Shapiro I, of forojen b.rth, nc fh e and res ened. nn, .now t Is .-
I wife of Morris Shapiro ' formation clepaitment hato been trans
. ... ferred to tho emp oyment bureau, wlim
j yQT TRUgT MERGER they vllendeavor to procure emplo?u
i "I didn't Hro thoso men," fald hi
flnnrnntpe Shareholders Will Deeielo I "Nor was I tho cause of their removal'
. TT . ,,.. . i That ended the Intcrtlew. 1
Today on Union With Real Estate ' i.alc-i news regarding tho housim
i innm.im lu ti 1in rifrrt flint till number
Shareholders of the Ouarantee Trut ot i10USes for employes to bo 'built .In
, anei .-aro ueposii company win meet to- tho Fortieth Ward Is not to be frtilij
Tho alnliatod companies will form a after a camference Willi Owen Brainan
mw corprntlon to be known as the ' nrchltcct of tho housing committee of tl
C.li.ir.rt.ii Tril.t f'nninnnv. 'PI, A ... ,-..,.rnni. T.-lftf f-nrnnvnllnn Arcorf
company will Issuo BUtllclent stock to lug to Chief Albright, tho acreage 1
provide for exchange of the merging In- tolled remains the same, 225 acres mbj
stltutlons, tho rceptlrement being about , embraced In tho site, and the imui.
j4.70o.00O. Between 7000 and 8000 out- , construction will intolte the crectlond
-standing shares of tho Ouaranteo Trust approximately 3501) houses.
Company have already been voted. Such
stock as will not assent will be paid for
nn n... i,ni nf lien in nn.i. 11, -..
of one year, $170 at the end of the .. AWlutroi ,n. . inn, a, uwj"-
emu jear iiim iiou in inree years, l.uar- ,. : . .. V u- unwt
antce stock sold nt $150 a sharo several ul- Circulating Library for theBK
days ago, a decline of $5 from the last to bo iiela Jh,B ve'-"B "J,".10 -Ne"J
pretious sale. i"' ii..' "", "'"""" ",T,
'.,..,, . , on "Ilcconstructlon Work In France "tt
The Ileal I.stato Ti list Company has ,, IIcnr). Scattergood. .Mr. Scatterpi
an authorized Issue of $1,500,000 com- I ls n member of tho American Hed Crw
, , ., ,.,..'i .i . "'," ot I Commission to France,
which $1,319,600 Is paid In. The last
sale of this stock. In April, 1017, was at
1 ,45, Tl, authorized preferred Is $4,-.
j Coo,000, of which $2,364,600 Is paid. The
last sale of the preferred was at 100'i
Stockholders of tho Ileal Hstato Trust
will meet February 21 to pass on the
proposed merger of the two Institutions.
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I BOWLES, INCOGNITOi
v iai i a nun ISLAM)-
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j icw jjoss 01 ulcerations Lbo
uvui- oiupyaru woritilig n
recognized and Unannounced
i PLEASED WITH RESULT
j "Would Like to See More at Wvl
! With Ovcrconls Oft"" Only "i
Cryptic Comment
I Taking a leaf from the history nf .v
'Caliph Haroun-al-ltaschld. wh .-..,k!
llngdad's ship ot state so succesfii I
la the dim nnd dusty past, Hear Admi ' J
' I'ranc s t. Howies, tne iiiir lin. .. .. "
tlons nt tlio Hog Island shipyards wi
ouflagcd himself last night as nn air
nary citizen nnd tlsltcd Hog Island X?
Cognllo. ",
1 'Pt.n itnn.l 1l,.n1iH.iil II.. I.,. 1
, I1W " ALIVItll-IV.M'll(( B .
will icincinlier, was wont to get lil.V
I foi mallon about goings-on In hlsdon,JJ-
by disguising hlmelf ami uamt.iJ!
J about, nccompanleil only by h3 Cr "J
I Vizier nnd hl.s i:ecutloner. Mezrnn, ir.
mlrnl Howies, so far as could bo n.r'
innbl .. n.. , tr,.,- y.. , ..i.. ewo
iMiiii-ii. ,t-iiL ,,f .i,,s irianii WllllOUtill
executioner. No lientls havo fallen Z
vo faticn lutj
tho basket today.
Hut, evading nil curious eves. n, ..t
!
itiii.ti i iiiieu uui ot town last riMi
nnd prowled around tho Hog ijij
,,i,n mi jiiiui.- sceitiK etcrytjtii).
noting eterythlng, jotting cterjthlni
down In tho back of his head. The mi
is going on thorn by night as well 11
by day. In tho (Jotcrnment's cagernm
to get Us ships completed, nnd tho nhji.
Hand Is lighted up for tlio thousand! if
I11PI1 fin lltf. "nlirlil shift"
Admiral Howies must 'havo detotrt'
most of the night to his Inspection .1
tho yards, because, for the lr?t tiW
emeu tio .iiriccii tu sviticrtisc the ngrl
of the American Intel national shb"
building Corporation nt Hog Island v.
wns l.tto in go-ting to his ollleei thbT
luorniin;. Ho was so late that he W'
"tiieti 1 1 ii.intioii nn inspection trip (j
tho hi 1 shipyards, which ho ui
. plan
.' tr today.
MIKT STOP I-T OUR SALE i Tho ''WH of A,I,nlrn' liieV.s necrrt
MUSI &1UI IL.UUI. OAUEi 1 Ml n Uw .ar(, waH ma(0 known
"" - 1 llio fidtitlnil lilmsoir wlion Iia Hui.,
tho admiral himself when lie ri...
cai Arts jmnuing louay. i
"I eeiit il.,ui, 11, nn. I., la s-. -
. ..v... ..u.... .....u ... .-. ., i.iiAtim
night shift Is doing," said he. '"I don't
sunnoso tint- of 4he men I tallied n lr.
4 u. .!.,. ....) . T. l,n iiuiiuncliiii i.t I .. t . ,
"'- " -- - .... l. r.u.MUl... "HUH II 11111
time," ho added with a grim smile.
Admiral Howies said he tt ould (Mil I
today in making nut nn ofllclal report I
mi his nbsei vat Ions- at Hog Island, laii I
night, and that ho pieferrcd not tomik I
thoo obseitatlons public nt this' tlir.M I
"It was certainly a line night fori
woik." was his only comment "Then.
lumlnatlon was excellent. And It mill
wenther continues tho men ought to It
ablo to woik Willi their otercoats off."
Then he added a icmnrk which rur I
I'd like to see more men at work
with their otercoats off"
With thoughts of tho Caliph's Ktrf'
limit eveelll inner In tntnil. Hie TiMrt
papcrmen asked Admiral Howies II m
woulil comment on tho elemlso of 15(1
$(),non.a.year publicity bureau vWja
has been maintained by tho shlpbttyrj
mg corporation, .tumirai nowies 11.1
self now constituting tho solo "InforeKj
Hon department" of llio Hop; Itea.1
Plant
Tho event ot chief Interest to riiliadiV
phln In the Hog Island situation Is tin
dual passing of tho publicity bureau
which has been under such hot firo froj
tho probers slnco tho intestlgatlon fir
i rust Lompanx. , ,,. AibrBht. of tho Bureau of Survw
Friends of Blind in Meeting
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n ! !.!! D.L..1 rr.H.L.a '
Irani llls) OVIIUUI icacns. .;t
JOHNSTOWN, Pa.. Feb. 12. ,M
Anna Collins, a teacher In tho Onnallna
Shcool. waa killed by u passencer trp
near tho school building. Miss (WW
was twenty-flvo years old and came W"
from Wyoming County last fall.
ki
"ixmmirm
GlRARD
Never gets on
your nerves
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Regl Havana
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