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SPlttisritLERS
THE AUTOMATIC FIREMEN
High Pitch Production
When every branch cf national
production is strained to ths ut
most, you must take nochances.
Protect your plant against lire ami
prevent Interruption to business by
equipping your bulldlncr with Globe
Sprinklers. They pay tor themseh eb.
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COURT DRAWS REIN
ON LIQUOR LICENSES
Judges Keep Down Number
Issued Luzerne County
"Cleans Up''
OLD HOUSES PETITION
Reason Assigned for Kcfusinj; to
Suspend I'oimits in
Cleat field
un.hXx-UAtmi:. ivi. ...
I.tizeinc I iuit JiiiIki s ended hi.irlncs
and lawvris ntiil iiiilic,itilN teenied 10 Im
rnnvlnied tint Mick win lie no nnv
liquor llnusex this s f in The i ntirt
trail" icIm! the cutli o work In night hour"
llerctofoio ll lias rctitilied ilitlit weeks
Anion Movci of vvupwolloncn, who
onductcd u hotiie til it Irid hem licensed
IMIliE
?ffll
V-. -'
Irf for i-'Ixly jt .ii iwl.fil fm ii
I 'tho llcilito Hint vv is ti voliod t
Jj aso for Ivl.itfon- lie iuj
J tie encouragement.
lonowul of
throe votrn
Elvcn lit-
lliue cro several llier ippllcatlons
In which the tight was il to reopen
old hoii"eH that hid lipen tloxcd for vio
lations' of the law ViiiniiFr tbnni trai
the Wlnihoi llotil. tbN ilU. that Mas
shut follow ln n laid by tho District,
,ttnrno tlu ;ntfi ign
Teslimon; was taKoti on dip irtnori
litranci aKiliist Hip saloon of Janifs W
McDon till In MilcK-liinin Klihatd
Rule tc'tlflcd that be Ur.inl, llipior to
ixccM hi this saloon lie said that
win n ho became diunl he wnt to tho
homo of a mltilMi i mil told him wbcro
lie got hlH llrpiors Wltmsscs for l!c
Donald said that Utile was able tn wallc
apd that he iIiom hi i team homo.
"Li:nnr.i,n. n ivi, ej .iuip
Bill lnnded down an opinion i.latlve to
the matter of Riantlng IIuini and set
tlnu forth his reisons for not compljinB
with the Kqui'MH if lertaln i ltl?ins to
Mirpcnd all licenses until after Hit war
He said1
"The Court b.w hren stronglv urged
bv nnnv 'cellftit iieisons lo refuse or
suspend all ll(uos lire uise of the i lst
lug war. This would overlooh the fact
Hint the Hw lemnlim iinclnngeil an Jnn
lieen definitely stated by the. Supreme
Court, and repeated sessions of tho Legis
lature hive refused to change It If tho'
law Is to Iip changed, It Is to be dono
by the Legislature
"In SOIllO OU.irletS flip mtps'ffrin lina
arisen w bethel under the l tilings of tho
Superior Court this Couil his nn; power
to mike the lules icgulatlng the busl- '
ness no this as It tn iv. the licensees I
know" what the Court ixfieits and will
,.!daoS,cu7)oV,T'?rc,f.,;'o,:rat,,ej!
In that tho rules and orders of tho
Ccmt In eaili case now In foico or made
during tho pi rlod of the license will bo
ote;cd In good faith I
PITT.sni IJOII fell .'.' i oinpilation
of stallstlcs on tho liquor llcinso nppll-
cations to be passed upon 1 the Judges
of Quarter S'esslons Couit licin next
month shows that the nuinbei e"jf uppll-I
cations Is less this vcar than last bi
128 total of 16J7 applications was
filed this ;car In lllcghcn; Count;, as
coinpaied with 1755 last;iar
DINNER TO END SESSION
OF BUSINESS BOOSTERS '
ScotTittue (Juotu Club Meeting
tlobcs With Annilul Tcast
it llcllciue-Stiatfoid
C;ius II K luitls tl J Callcll
Clt; Statistician f 1 llson.I.uwieii.
Bin member of the I nited .States food
aihiilnislratioii and Captain .lames I'
Olionovan. of i io;al i.ivaliv division
'r the llrltNli aim;, will speak tonight
t tho annual dinnei, which end the
m iiirce-uav convuitlon of the Si otl Issue
siuoiu ciiin at the liellevue-Stiatroid
le-nn I" Downln iueldent of the- Scot
TlfBuo Quota Club will be toastmastei
nd William J. Seailo will dellvei an
lavocatlon
A business meeting of the tonventlou
was hpi,i tiitu , ,.. !. i.ii. ..
'i T n. t 7 . .. . " fa ul w'OCIl lr
f. J. T Iloldsworth, dean of the behool of
1. ICOllom pu of llo. t.,.l.n...i,. . .....
V burgh and Ueorge 1.'. Mcllwalii, of the
.. ...... ,.,..vK. .t btiiiiAuuun, Jlollc,
h iiuli:s ox import licenses
JftNot Itcquircd for Goods, in Transit
February 1C
Licenses will not be lequucd foi
4 Bnr.i . I I 1 "'" "l D le'lUIICll fOl 111-
tiorts whleh were In tianslt on fibruarv
7 ' V? tUx" ",,c" ll,e I'resldenl h ordir
A lequlrlng licenses took effect 'Ibis no.
1uilc'","t ,..'s iceelved In this clt;
! i$?i f"" v"eo .lleCormlcl, chalimaii
'I of tho I nltcel states War Trade Board
') oo nianv protests linvo been iccelvcd
(J from business men over tho c6unlrv
V. lhrkti t I. A J t. i.. .. ' ' I .J
s,vttv luv htjjim ui inn racr inal tllH
-4P.iioiuu na Decn graniea m tnelr
IHOP It la (in1ilna,1
Rusbia Jlay Fight Again
fc nussia may jot again Hcht acainst
Vk nerniany. Captain Donald Thompson.
Cl tlOled wiir Tilinlni-m nlifci .iril Inlml In ....
u llluatnted address before tho members
-. mo ocoil i-aper company, (jatnercil
t tho Uellevuo Stratford Captain
Thompson Bhowcd many remarkable pic
tures of revolutionary scenes In Itus-
Sla noil n.tlnn1 nnlillni. An It... ....
U front. "
HCth Ward Democrats Organize
Democrats of tho Kort; -sixth Ward
1Ve formed tho "ndcar W. Lank Homo.
crtlc Association." Tho oincers aro
liUStUln It 1 IIaiiIap i,.n.l,lii,li Ii-
n ti .. 7..r . si.os,, ,1....... , ,
nj i ,. u "ricn, xuo piesiuont; WHIlHin
i,r, ... urecn. secrerarv. anil i:ilwm.l .1
Me
Meet, treasurer.
pi Clinton Apartment in Now Hands
It ,e'r'"' ' the Clinton Apaitmcntf. at
l-ine northeast comer of Tenth ami Clln-
i.' '"7 ktcests, which was destro;cd b;
Wk " ?eieral weeks ago. has been con-'
Eat. ll? by l,' Clinton Hotel Company I
f !' Preston llllllpp Th ponblprsitloii i
I "Id to have been $185,000.
Author of Song Gets Threat
. . Ihs. neV. John fl. tVllcnn.' of "I31
vprtli Tiveuty-llrst street, brother of
"rector of Public Safety Wilson and
VUtnOr flf n (in Ivlnlln nr.A. .ltl.,1
P. "H..V . " .J'"?.' "."" J"i" """'"
iliiZ . . u cncm jiain, no receivea a
',fci;. JT'"" uer presumably written
' K, 5nnun tympathUer. which he has
r-osei mif ip mo i eueraj auuioriucs.
i
BAN ON MUTTON
AND LAMB LIFTED
Hoover Says They May Re
Eaton on "Meatless"
Days
WARNS OF FOOD
CRISIS
Administrator Blames Rail
roads for Shortage in Ship
ments to Allies
WASIIINtnu.S I eli .
I. inili utul muttuit inuj' lie c.itcn on.
"iniutliss dnvs' until Aim 11 lit
Tlic food ndnilnlstrntlou In niaKiug ,
this announcement Inilny Indicated
nearly Hint tlicro Ik no chime now for
lifting the b m on beef unil pork Iiow -Mcr
Since November 1 tho food .irlinlni'tri.
tlnn declares America's beef export to
the Allien have nmounleil to less tli.m
"i per cent of Hip total citllo sl-iiishtorid
The per i.ipltn innsiiinptlon nf beef nii'l
porl. dtirlw; nt" Incrcnrcl over that uf
ire-wnr;c.trx
Itcpf anil llorli must be left n(Y tlm
menu on iiieille-N ilijw Indefinite!; Ill
Ii Indkated Itatloui In Uurope, ( i
Ool administration explain?. have been
toduc'eil to approximately one pound of
meat per capita ,i week, or less than
3" per icnt of the American conumptlon
''uropeiin rations loda; ure "so low as to .
lend to dhnlnWi the morale ami resist
anie of Hip AllliV ltooer dei larcd
I lie situation In mutton and limli In
dllferent, however, ho cxplilns, and In
those Mutes In vvli'ch tills western prod,
net Is nnll.ibh', 1 unb niul mutton rin be
i.iten on the meatlcs tht;s for time I
roon ruiHis iu:iu:
Throwlns aldc Iho pei rec; lilih for)
weeUs has loured a i.iildl; deilop. j
Iiik Morld food i rljlK. l'ood Administra
tor Itnorr toda; laid bare tho alarming
sirlousiifss of the rltuallon IlrcaK
down of transportation, HCiallj rall
roids, mum blamed b; llooei l'ood '
ddUirles weie short 'oin and potn
toes arc rotting Some districts are li
tuall; mi the veigo of famine dciati's
of eh iuted food reserves
Hoovers st-irtllng revelation", known
hfic coutldentlallv for some time, are
Intended, It Is believed, to fpur on the
railroads, the ships and the Amerlean
public to Bt behind the food admlnlstra-
tlnn and push thiotigh the food til it will
win the war. Ill some quarters It was
bclhved Hoover nlMo was aiming at Con
gi ess 'lit an effort to stop proposed hgls
lallon to increase the lvlco of wlteit,
whh h It Is i lalmeil would conip'ilelv
upset Hi" food prognin
Tin situ itlon eharacterUed bv Hoov
er as the worst in hlstor;. Is brlrflv
as follows, according to Hoover's Matt
nient The next slt; da; s will be thp most
erllleal period In our food hislor;
11; fehiuar; 2S wo will be short IS -ocft.ooo
bushels In cereals promised to
tin Miles
. This dellclenc; Is due sole!; to ratlwa;
eonges-tlou
Laws of suppl; and demand suspend
ed bv Inlentipled flow or distribution
food leserves n Krgo lonstiinlng
areas approat lilug eliiustlon
Movement of food over the national
i.illi nails lo practical exi liislem of uiuch
otbci loinniuie tlie onlj ueJutlon
Al.Lli:.S .Mill ANXIOUS
llooer's statement follows repoits of
nnxlet; ovei the focd Mtuntlon fioir
l.oid Heading, Ilrltlsh nmbaNsador, and
frantic appeals fmni heads of tho Italian
ciov eminent to Its i mb iss; here urging
nulek action I ear that lick of food
will weaken tho Allies' masses Is fori lug
the food qutstlon to tho front Hven
n?''!!, ? ,:,u,t "alt zn t,
"'lie while food Is rushed icross Special
'01' trains are being rushed acioss the
eounlrv In large tiuiubers, piling their
bulk- mto tho bnlds of Alllis' vessels
I; lug at Itl.intlc polls read; to sail
feufllclent ships aro available to tariy
the necessaiv food, the dltlltult; being
almost entlul; one of Internal tinnspoi.
tatlon h-re
"hlnce the (list of Deecmbei we lino
fillni fai behind our agreed food pin
gram with tho Allies," Hoover stated
"lly tho end of IVbruar; wi will be
short 13 000,000 bushels In cerial ptod
ucts lie will also be short of meat
and pork products we were to deliver
This deficiency is due solelv to i.illu.iv
conBe3tlon fl"ct' ,1,at 0a,e"
Ui.tH- IUUU UUIIIIIIIfU dlUI H CI C lo(I iy
dhected b; th" nitional food admlnistia
tor to sttktl; enforce the order requir
ing bakers throughout the countrv to use
.'0 per ci nl wheat lloui substitutes In
biking bie.id and lolls .ftei Teb
luaiy .1
Among the substitutes tint inav be
used aie potato flour, baikv lloui. sweet
not.iio lloui lolled oal peanut meal
sova bean meal b.in.na Hour and rice
lloui. live floui ma; be tiicil until
MurihJ. Ilrcad iiiude of vvliole-wheat
Hour ma; be used prov ld"d It contains
20 pei lent or more of bian
Announcement that mam .iiceptablc
substitutes aie now available thioughotit
the countt ; was also made In the food
administration
College Musicians Kntcrtain
The mublciil eluhs of Ilivcrford and
hwarthniore Colleges entertained n Hrge
audience In the ballroom of the Iltllovuc
I.Stratfoid last night Half a hundred
vvell.trtilued male vokes rciiilricd old
uml new favorites with skill The Hav
crford Orchestra furnished musk for a
dance
Seek Labor for Farmers
it nr.tsncnci feb s: i;ffott of
tho bure in of f mplo;ineiit of tho state
lienartment or i.nnor anei ine siaio pun-
lie
i of
I Hi
lle safctv lointnlltec to aid tho fanners
i of tho State bv suppl; lug labor through
I their eorrelated labor buiiaus. now onen
I " lourteou centers oi peipuiaiioii. arc
I belne made with tho objeit of making a
. ..!..-, .) Im nu coon nu llm c.1iln
.ui;hiiihcu mhiu u rn -. mu omii-
ouimine imiumry n.m u-u buijjmivu
-
Congregation Greets IJaptist Fastor
The Ilev Carter Helm Jones, tho new
paBtor of the first Ilaptlst Church,
SeV eniCCIllll llliu iiairom nns-cn, ic
celved a lousing welcome last night from
the members of his congregation In a
patriotic nddrebs of welcome Dr. W, W,
Keen tailed attention to the fact that
the new pastor Is a direct descendant
of one of the signers of the Declara
tion Tho minister tamo hero from
Seattle
Whole Tcnnfbbce Family Enlists
COI.UMIIIA. 8. C, feb. 22 Just to
keep his family together, fharlcs K.
I Doran. of Milan. Tenn . brought bis two
sons Charles. Jr., and Donald, to this
c?ty. nnd all three enlisted In the 317th
field Artillery to Join unothcr son,
William.
iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiDiBiiiinii inwinuia nimoim uwm
J INCOMETAX QUERIES
Answered by
1 J. G. Herndon, Jr. 1
h
rax,Exptr
Eery
Day in the Uusiness
Section of the
PUBLIC LEDGER
BHIItMllllWIIIHIIB
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sit.-s r B-tssaaaaarsBT.s-rtr ?
JKNNIi: UUSSMAN
Tor icsruitiK n fnnillj from n
Kiis-llllcri liottsc lH will bo
uuimk'il a mednl this afternoon
iluriiisC the Wn'liiiiuUui I).i, es
orclses at William l'cnn Illsh
School.
PHILADELPHIA'S WAK
SAVINCS SALE LAtiS
I'm- Ilchind Many I'cniis.vh.iniii
Counties and Not Nearly Up
to (Juotu
I'lilladelphla Is being liopclessh out-
las-s.il In the war s nines implicit
beuian other l' nnhanl i lountles
I 111 Htiilenieiit was tn.uli. tod t In the
war sinlngs lommliie in an tipmnl to
all patriotic eltliitis to iu I'lillulcl
Phln's buuor
t nloii Countv leporis a per capita
ih of 3 12 Manx oihcr enmities re
port sales of nunc 111 lit J p, i person
The list of lotiniles iptilliig l r
'nh ibllaut Is also i lugo one, tlie
fiumlttep savs Plillinb Iphl i Ins urn.
tilbtlted only mm HI; -eight ipntu for
i uh person
ciiu ipmt.i and Ihr niiota of eveiv
olhn pel son In l'lill nli Iphli Is l. If
vou nie not appro iiblng 1'ils amount
the tommttlee asks mi in u.ikn mi
and take advaiilnge of one of the ( ifest
1 lui stiue nt on i aitb
."clniim & I'lilingei hive eslablNned
, IHi war savings soil.tlcs aniong their
emploves iinordlng to anuuuiu intent
bv lo-iph Jannev ,lr, ihiirnnii of
the Indiistrlil sei Hon
I Tolliiwlng n inietlne nddresed liv war
sav lugs comnilltto oilkns the .t II
Metsm Conipaiiv Is forming one of
iii.-it i.m.-11-ii-is ill i ,i-n oep iruueill I IIP
lampilgn Is mull dlteitloit of Dip foitv
shop fun men, and will teiili all of the
tlti'O male etuplii v
'I he closing of bum- and other w n
s iv lugs, ngenibs tod i; i.msoil a lush
ul ltd. ,,,o,,llln. In ml .,
... ..n .iiiii,.. it,, i iiiiif, 1111
I Walnut strict liulli itions are that
the tot il sales u till smirce alom will
reach close to SI"'" fu the div
FIVE GREAT SCIENTISTS
WILL TEST "GAKAHED"
Secret Demuifitiation of Alleged
New Souice of Imeiuy Due Net
Month Imentor Confident
I ive ie -
a sei ret
iinlveislt;
NsHI.Nd'liiV, I ch ..'
uoivned ulentlsls will enti r
meeting at a New l.iiL'lan.l
IKii. t innlilli r aiiui i.o !. ...-..!'
the worlds gteatest dlscovctv If thev
ptonouniV It genuine Hit I nllnl s,tatcs '" ?lip the iinsuspn ting public un u i
lovirninent will at ome tin ti It uralnsl dllutid wlnal floui paste '
ieimatij and guard the in ret until the Ordeis were issunl b; the admiiilstra
Ilun Is whipped I tor to ascertain the ion, uon tor li"
gres'sl'rb.ritlo, ''sp'.'rpV'r'or'r Purpose Th.; matter w, reielco ,
Interior Lane and ii T (,lragosl in '''1" consideration of our food ex
llostoif liivenloi of 'aarabed,' an al- Perls
h ged now nitiir.il e m rgy souree lip In Hip fuliiio tt is ptolidblp vou wi'
il.ilm.s will iimodet Hip world toda; ' b ive CO n-r lent of olio of the niognize
were selecting the loinmi.ssloii of clcn -
tins I
'The loimtr; will know what ilatabed
does," its liivenloi said todav, 'but not
bow il does It until after lb" war I
i.in prove it a suiiess in twent; min
utes VAItK Mi:X SIILN I'KAhT
Scnutoi Spioul Speaks, While Scott
and Muckcy Aie Absent
I'I'I IiHLr.iill. feb ;. sale Sen.
ator William C sprout spok" heie last
night nt the Ii inquet ol the Native Sons
of I'eiin;lvaula lint I!epreititatlvo
John It K Scolt and II trrj A Macke;,
tho Varo lenders who wcic advertised
to speak, did not appeal With this
absence the reported barnion; phases of
tho dinner wele blown away. Mr.
Slackey was ill In I'lilladelphla with a
severe cold
Senator spioul huvever indicated
whirc he stood on the muter of his
coming cindkhic; vv tun ho dcilarrd
with emplnsls that he believed "I'enn
s;lvanii w is loo great a Comtnpnwcalth
to be governed In a mean nanow or rue
tional naj.'
u'Uii.1 or sr.Diuox
Font Seattle Socutliols Convicted fui
UiginK Diaft Resistance
SHITTl.i: I ib -; Ouillv of seel
tlous louxplracv against Hie United1
States ijovernuient is the verdlpt of a
federal Jur; standing against I Inlet M
Wells, bam Sidlcr and Joo and Morris
Pass here todav Ml four aro Social
ists nd wen found guilt; of hiving had
printed and distributed 2noo circulars
advising reslstenie lo involuntary mill
tury service.
A New Class
fcu llMircMioi h"lf Coufiilcitec, rub
He Spt.4l.inff 11 union una all areiunel
Sflf Develuiiirt't .,,.,,
Ten lons-iitliu 11oiiila Ilvnilnsq roni
menclnv Manli 1th ut S f, il Uotli
Snil ei rsfllrlue 1'liTilurc Cull,
rrrlle .r .'i 11- Sprn. e .".. 1
NefF College !,slmt
George put an ax to the cherry tree
-BUT
the "Colly" puts the climAx to the day
Tea and Dancing, 4 to G This Afternoon,
Dinciuc from 6.30 on, and after the theatre,
TWO ORCHESTRAS.
HOTEL COLONNADE
CHESTNUT STREET, AT 15TH
. .
35-FOOT WATER WALL
ENGULFS SAFE HARBOR
Town Isolated and Several
Have Narrow Escapes as
Ice Gorge Ilrealo
l.NCSif.r. Keb
The hrst dlrei t report In two d.i;s
Uiionn In froui Sufi Harbor this in ru
ing told how resldeiils hist night ha.l
. lied front their lioiuca iitmiil of a thlitv
Mivc-fool v ill if viater that relied In
Ifiom the liver, c-.'l ml'l l' Iba town
had been Isolnic I
ll errntrst .t-inl t'i it etr v.eut
tj.noiin the i I'll ' ' ll"'r finite
' last lilghl vvlun the tiemen bus pio
, above Safe Harbor bloke
Mhhael Unr; mid two null h "
who Ind row ul to the lnoulh if Co s-
tog I Cleeh lei view till- KO'-g.', vveie
i aught by the liiriislilng vial rs and
were witslird ;oo vnrds up tit valle;
I hero thev puceeeded 1 iltitihlii?
hi iiik hen if a tieo mi'l ilunx .h.c tor
mii 10 than an hour, wlim tin wire
i es i lied In means if boats and rop:s
l'otliiaslei Willi im Hone m trapped
In tho poftolhee and after two hours
was taken out of a thlril-'torv window
bv the little li-siuc tleet of row bo Us.
" All through the night tho itsi tiers
went from olio bmne to another, taking
people mid furniture from tho top floors
..f their home- The whole CoucMogi
Valle; la llooib d to an uiiprect denied
deplll
Whllo walking from the "-afc Harbor
Postollice Paul Kllcker, u biter carrier,
was swijt Into the flood and was lifted
nit by n boitnian from water neck deep
I he Im Ins mm the railroad tricks
baell; and trilllc Is Mopped
Thousands uf il'iilnrn woilh of dam ig
Is being don. tvdiv along the I i vet and
the w .tei Is still i Hn,;
FLOODED LOCK HAYES
SESDS PLEA FOR AID
II lll!l-lll III. IM -. The Minor
of Lock llavii in a I ng distance tele-
I hone iouvirsati.il with Ma; or KeWtrr
of llariisburg it noon todn; Itiformed
blni that lik H.iv 'ii Is suffering se
liousii from Ml". mI iiiihtloiii and thai
man; people an i u tl virgi of slarva
Hon or fleecing to il ath He asked
Hint IlurrMiuiK suid whativer w is pos
sible In the wav of piovMons and nuill
ml siipiilles I'limps will In iiiulnl iilso
tn ileir cllais titter Hip high water re.
I I des It is understood that there has
, bt en some lo-s of llf
Maxor K Isti i hi tain n up the ap
peal with the Mad Hialth Ilcp lUuteiit
and the llarrlsburg I'liaplet of the Keel
Cro's
I EVEN THE PAPEIUIANGEK
MUST USE MD-riO" PASTE
Wheal-l lour MilistittiU' Onlet Corn
pels Him to Mi Cninmeal
hi His "Dough"
I'm I ip poor paperhingei Mr 1 i
1 Iicpii ertiell; dim rlmltiated agamn le
lav Cooke I'edcral lood admlnlsti ito
for rhlladelphl i prninlsul tod i; spiel
llv to limedv this oversight
I The irt of hanging piper on the wal
leeiulus tho Usi of paste. This past" i
undo of wh at Hour, or has 1 een In th
,paM Ml Coolie i ould not even ues
I ,M to the aiiioinil of wheat lequlred foi
I tlilsi piirnosi but niuld see no re iso
4 ;, ",0 P il" rhattgi r should be requli.
, wheal Rtibtltutes sWnned on the tml
of ;otir wall papei If not vou till
notice the mole proxpeious piperliinK
Ine artists glowing fat in their attempt
to lonsuine an amount of substitute
equal to th amount of paste the; use
Coinineal Is said to in ike an ouilliul
1 1 real foi this puipose It is linpo-sibli
lo tell w hello r pipei has been hung wllh
pure wheat flout or piste lontaluiiig .".'I
per cent of the golden grain according
to coiinoisscuiH.
Motor Licenses I'ass $2,000,000
llAIUU'-llCIlti. feb 2.' -lienlpt
from automobile licenses for 10IS win!
over the Ji.000.000 mark vextirda;
breaking reiouls for this period of the
vear
FIRE!
Ihf r(Mn trrlf of IUt I mwnatr
In ,rour ?luihln pntMHlmn Hliv
M prolrrt hm" n nn ln-1 mln
ulv rontrftf hullriinr inn not hum.
iiik SsurRr
20lW Ctatorj Stor Warfkour Co.
riRRrRooi
Oppem n rhiUdipb a
$750,000 National
UNITED LUTHERAN
CHURCHES
For Spiritual and Moral Welfare
of 165,000 Lutheran
jinl'lirrj and Sailors lion with Hi olnr
Hien patriotic I.utli-ran should h Ip
E. Clarence Miller, Chairman
CaU or F-n0 hfK to 1'ranli Al Hit
Treaurrr lojs ,-triitn Uliard
llullJitik riillu.JtlpiiU
J
I l I
: .i
WILSON'S RATE POWER .
SUSTAINED BY SENATE
Amendnient to Kail Hill Glv
Injr Commerct' Coniniission
Authority Voted Down
wnhiiimstos fen ::
'lite f'liilc tml iv iifucd in tnkp from
i l'ri,ldioil lloii I(. mrr of mill illlut
nitm eoiifeiiid oo bbn l.v the I illnnil
loulrni bill Without r." .
ate ilifealed un auiendii" nt bv Miritoi
sleillng having to the Interstate Com
merce Commission ditci initiation of Just
and reasonable rates.
rht ihlef features of tho i.illroad bill
as It now stands In the smalt' and as
it will stand In all piobablllly when
finally pasted arc
V uiiiiiiiiu . , in a to the rallloads
bii-i d upoli .it aiiiagt ii,i tigs no
liS. ti'lii ami I'll;, istliiintiil nt an
pioiibnalely '.i5i on i ripij
V grant of luvver' lo the I'lesldent to
i initiate new tales i ubjeet lo Html re
i view bv the llitiulatc loimneuo Com-
iiilsslott
I Terminally i of Hn period or iloveiu
I inenl lontrol ilghleen months, uf.er the
i ml of tlie war
The Houee lotillpU'd, debate on the
bill again todav and i jecled to leuh
a lliiHl voto early next wick ileneral
dilute will lllil at 0 iiiloi'lt loilnv nil
unit i dtiii tits will be t iLi it up tomorrow
:i oi' i.asi"oia.n ci.n: m:it
Two
Hold
I.
."ilst Annual Hciinion m
itu'attnr County
I.Wi A.srr.tt fob ..- "in lb
twentv-two ;otiiigtnen who on i i.ti ni
teiuber I'l, IStiT lo orgatil. Hie -in
vlvors' only thtei of tliem nli living
I heir purpose was In bold ml mum il
biii'imt on Washington s lllithdn
This afternoon Iwo of the thne m
vlving meiiiliers met In "b-o i van. i of
the annual lUPIom 'I lie; ale i aplaln
Philip s,,rt,i,pi f rpltrati. and i a.
t.iln W H Stnuffer of lltl It riu
third mii living loiuil.pi I i nlniii I Mil
Ion Weliller of I'urHaiiil "
.11" f-ITidier i nli rialned Mi -t urn i
ai his home In l.nhi ila
moui: V OI! HOC IM, .MI
I.ancastpr Mnstci riiinitieo Doni.ind
Sixty Conti mi lloui
1 i IM I. It I eh
lot .il Indiir ilal woi id
ol semes of xpi 1 1 n i
Wil i i ,
alri ulv sti nt ed
Innti no I me
u Iglaled l i
i Miti r" ,t '
todav w h i
milted Hi. v
no limit oi
Hit' ml
Hog Iliiil
ftl rd
lullllltlnii md st,iilil Mine
ill. sho. 1 w is ri gy i ij
I'll til ii l t lliu In i a,
uoiiM ii, j i mil xtv i
1lni.li 1
K i aln i t ,. i limit i ,
it t i i il iitanil itr i
IS:
DALSIMER STANDARD SHOES
Save Money on Shoes
here is full value
M.
Dalsimer
Standard
with
Neolin Soles
'Tis a Feat to Fit Feet
MillAUnCt Market St.
jfjririiTHE BIG SHOE STORE U --jjj
Heppe Victrolas
m
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Jlcppc War-Time
i it i mil m-
Ileeords voui seleiiiun
ijniMi
loo
SJ.IOO
u uionlbl v
'lolal isi
I'ai .13 down
lltTltOl.t I- 'a.llll
I!eeurd or uleilluii :t.7S
lolnl coil
3X;
Pa; St eluwn, SIS iiionilil;
HTnoi. in-
liccords ;our stleelloii
ir,.oii
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lolal tott . fto.vn
Pay S4 down, J 5u inoiillil;
1 HTIIOI.I I-
lteeords Jinn seleitlon
S37".n
nam
'Jolal tost . . .lO.'.r.llj 'I otal eoit . , . .."j,-,.0(l
Pay SO down, tl monthly I Pay Slo down, 110 inontbl;
' Call, 'phone o wiile for illustrated catalog and pntticiilais
about the Heppe litutul-l'ayment Plan.
C. J. HEPPE & SON
1117-1119 Chestnut Street
Sixth and Thompson Streets
, Lwi, -i-
U. S. PACIFIST PRESS '
AIDS FOE, NOYES SAYS
Declares Certaiil Type of
NewMpapcr Is Grave Peril
to United Stales
'I he Herman sp; s.vstnn Is fat tnoro
tptisvo and Insidious I tue fulled
s"intrs tlian In an; oT lite lotllililts how
T war with (lerniun; and Is one uf tho
ii"cl daitgcroii' ilcinciils that the Allies
'Vi In lombat, nciolillng t" Alfred
;e, famous Ihigllsh poet and Journal.
who is now lit I'lilladelphla.
Ml Sole lalrd thai the inot
tig tons feaiuie of the ecplonage
. ileiii bring londiKled b; the atjenls
if I n Kaiser Is the tainted news tint
1 In Hig dlsreiiiln itrd bv leading pa
cifist ticwspipirs Hspeciall; mi tho
l'aelllo Mi'l was this obcivnbb he
sitbl News sloths nit iil,lii(. Jhigt.Hid
n id liillmallti that Vuiiiliiii oldlers
would tun giavc tlsk of mot il ion
tiiinliulloii In fratice. be deilired. aie
sowing tin sefds of dlrcoiilviit 111 lnttiv
I ome in Ihe I tilled Stules
.Mr .Noves nlfo rtaled that Imporlaiit
lidurni itlon It lelng given to the eneniv
hi newspipfr pulilleatlonn or the sort
no iitliiiieil and called ntlentlon lo the
fait tint iminedlatel; after tiir was de
t tared agitnst Oerinaliv a llosinti new
pipei fiublsied photograph- showing to
ib I ill Hie ioisi defenses of that port
Nn iiiullrr lif rr y mil
liuiiir. In ll or Milmrh.
jour (rlrplmiif nrdrr ftr
lltitir r tntiiMi" ami othrr
i o ii f r i' I I ii it i Hill Itr
prompt I tlrlhcrnl niul
i IturKcil l jour m i mint.
l.utHltroit CnnUlfH flrrnooii I rn
(luf t ll"""! " 'I 'W
i ifft on'l foi ro nil
i
ansa:
T)Vd Chestnut 5t.
jxtuxzu rtnmitmimiiiiiimuiiiiTTtmfiyi;Tnfl
m
AM
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--shoes that embody all tliose
features to which you arc
justly entitled.
Despite the cry model ate
price, a combination that is
hard to beat for style, comfoi t
and service.
Newest Shade in Tan or Black
English or Broad Toe Last
At I ieppe's you will find
a Heppe outfit a Victrola
and Records for every
home in Philadelphia.
Through the Heppe Rental
Payment Plan you can rent
.1 Victrola and apply .ill
lent toward the purchase.
Call, 'phone or write for
catalogs and full particu
lars. Outfits
tif ritoi i -
jxr.iini
.'.on
UciouU .vein neliiituii
1
'lolal io-t
Put j down nmuthly
lHillllliV M.X
liiiord ;our rclrctlou
HI 10.011
h.nu
total tott
Pay 18 down,
SIIS.O'J
monthl;
0
VKTIIOI.1 Ml
lleeorels your nelectleiu
SIO.I.iio
. 10.011
Total cost .. HI 75.110
Pa; $10 down, 18 monthl;
IHTItOM MI .
UeioreU ;our aelecllon
Ula.llll
10 nu
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LAST CALL!
Only Today and To
morrow to get in on
this Big Drive at Spe
cial Prices on Perry's
Finest Suits and Finest
Overcoats!
-i
Fhis Drive
our Finest, Higher
Priced Clothes Only.
It is the Banner Oppor
tunity of the Season to
get the Best we have, at
a saving!
CL Our FinesSt $45 Overcoats at
$32, $33, $34 and $36; our
Finest $40 Overcoats at $28,
$29, $30 and $31; our Fine
$35 Overcoats at $24, $25 anil
$26; our $30 Overcoats at $22,
$23 and $24; our $25 Over
coats at $18, $19, $20 and $21!
C Our Finest $45 Suits. for $39
and $40; our Finest $40 Suits
for$34 and $35; our Fine $35
Suits for $25, $27, $28 and
$29; our $30 Suits for $23,
$24 and $25; our $25 Suits for
$18, $19, $20, $21!
First These are our own highest-class
Suits, our own highest
class Overcoats.
Second The original prices at
which we sold them all season
were already below their market
values.
Third Next Fall and Winter, you
can't touch the same grades at $45,.
$40. $35, $30 or $25.
Therefore Stock up and buy!
25 Overcoats . . H 8, $19, $20, $21
S30 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
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