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GOSSIP OF THE STREET
RAILS FIRM, INDUSTRIALS WEAK,"
IN SHORT SESSION AFTER HOLIDAY
m Announcement oi' Badwin's Statement Today
i Creates Wide Interest Gossip
11TAI.I. STIIKUT, aliay counted upon to do the unexpected, mis
tallied Ha reputation rliortly after the opcnlns f the market on the
Faturduy half-Iiolliluy. Almoit cicry ona had counted on the openltip;
liclns sjtroni; nfler the full holiday. Tlio new from Vahlnston had on
the whole been satlfactory. The tallway control bill hail paiKcd the
Senate In a ftam that was considered satisfactory for nil concern, and
It was generally thought that this action by tlio Senate Tumid not only
haio n, good effect on railroad shares, hut would similarly affect the
wholo list. Industrial suffcrod tlio most In tho decline, while rn,lls ie
mnlncd firm, fiomo hroUera were Inclined to believe that tho nnrcttlcd
situation In Itussla had the stroiiRest Influence on tho market, while
others scouted thl Idea nnd hald that Itussla had Ions ceased to ho a
factor ns far at tho war was concerned. Nevertheless, the advance of
the Germans Into ftusMa was scncrally accepted a a good enough causo
for tho weoU-eiul reaction. .
in view ot tho announcement thut tho annual statement of tho
naldwln Locomotive Company would bo published this morning, there
was a good deal of lnteiest manifested In tho fluctuations of that Mod;,
which closed on tho New York exchange on Thursday at TS, opened on
Saturday at 70'i and closed on the New York exchango at 7D1; nnd on
the local exchange at 78J. J
Those Philadelphia Electric A'ocs
.Speaking
understood hav
known downtow
Forbes fi Co. g
to seo them get
lemarkcd, "and
cern In tho country
accomplish this.
up," ho said, "and It takes a Jolt llko
-e .1.- - r.ni one. in.ll.. .1.1. .1.1.. ,-1.l,t,. ...M.j ,. 1.I..1. I. i. I ".'. "'."'. '.. .".l-:.."" . "" '"-. '."". ... ...... V. r7. '. - . " ' 1 1111 tiniest, lliry lec-lie cu.litnin nil-." .,,., ., .,,. . , llovcninif nt. liavo Vinimn......m , . ... V
ui mv )i,v, "!' .......... ... ..u.., ....... .. ., i-aier... .pn . ..I ..... "'...nil"'! ."),'" ' . ' . -imnition to ma'.tc goou i ,,,,,. ...i,,,!,,!!.. within t'.in next lcwi,,:.,V ,"-7., ,..;... , .n..it. , VKItldl U) A A IjANJ' " r0
o Dccn lurceiy overHUDscriDa, ns was rxjiccicu, u cii- ; .7. ui Bonis nt mm., r-aular ra.u. J'""- fnum- trnininir. , davs to keep their dIjiiIh operallni; In . .. ,. . n;;nr ,1 IPP Pnn m u n I ""' '"""'
n bnnltrr fc.ild that ncrsonallv lie v.nt clml to rco Hturl. ' "'-.r. ''.' "wii ;.. . ... . '.""". '""l' iMnenuuuro nr mercy. rf),ni,nr. ullh thL iioprrmnt or.ir i liiiAUU) im.i.ufliw'.i.i .(v...i . . wn wi.n i
et tlio lion', shave, and for hi part ho would huc lil.cd ' ;,,, gu.t.t.i. ... nsaittua.. .. i. aml ,,,...,, hr'ia"i of train n rff!,.1.lrT c-.!!'.? "". , .'",. ,C J"1 .V"': ., ' Tr.r ."."Sf. V1?' KP"KS. " . .. . v. AlA
- UVli rjwiu Mt in ITP I inur'- an.i T i. Iihn .nl man I.. ..n.t.li a.. I '.. . ... .. .... . . . . . ...... ...... -
I ..... . M.I.. .!. I ... 1I....I....I ..MM... .. I'ltIM I1U. !l1f, ,lt.il-.l,.l. ,,ul,ln.. ..!.. I,. .,..,..-...-. ..- -" . . - " . . .... 1. .!.-. . Z ... ' .. ; -" " 1-
nao posfioiy inc ucti uninnuunK ntL-uuiun ui mij ror- " ''"" i.w.-.w, vusn-rti i" baKp. tit- .Linger of ciuiiioun to nipply tiirni. tin quoipfi .crciary 'j-i uri 10 iapo die. tin loiiay. Tlie
, wraio w our omnsuans iiousb no m a.iis , V J ,;M.T:' :;," , ' ,;' " .' .V Ti eClclent man c.itdie tin nacc .".., "'V '...;.i..- .. i,....i .,..: .iii U'iI"' '."'.." '.oriiriwii urari Hoard ,, :n
they must reallre they ate losing ground to what somo call 'outside
concerns.' As a matter of fact." ho continued, "the facts have all gouo
to show that the wholo issuo could easily hao been ubsotbed rlsht here,
as tho local allotmentH have been largely oversubscribed. It also goes
to show that somo of us are getting timid and old-fogylsh . and that
there Is rust growing on our machinery for gauging tho absorption
power of our own local Imcstors.
"As for that stuff about Allen Torbcs on tlio capital Is.such committee,
It Is tho veriest poppyco'ck," ho said. "Any ono who knows Allen Vorbcs
would know that It he wora on tho committee when an Issue In which
his houso was interested would como before It ho would telt them so
and refuse to act."
As a matter ot tact, It has been learned from an indisputable au
thority that this Issuo of Philadelphia Electric notes was passed upon
before Jlr. l'orbcs became a member of the capital Issues committee.
Quo Vadis?
In (he course of a conversation on thinjs in geneial, a w oil-know 11
banker remarked a few days ago on a process of evolution in our social
M'stem which Is tapidly going on before our wide-open eves nnd to which
few ore giving any serious consideration. He first called attention to
tlio stupendous amount of insurance) which had been placed with tho
Government by the army of men wo uro training and bending abroad.
He spoke of the provisions already mado for the worklngman In com
pensation for Injutle. for adjustment of wages or compensation for
work, of tho agitation which will como to a definite point after tho
war if not before it Is ended for old-age pensions, of the control by the
Government ot tho lallroads, of food supplies, of coal, shipping, etc.;
of Government price-fixing, of selective conscription of man-power and
tho lrtual conscription of tho money power, for no ono can attempt to
raise more than ?100,000 for business purpocs without a thorough In
vestigation and the llnal consent of the Government.
"I know nnd every one knows that thoe things, which nro 1 evolu
tionary as compared with our "ideas of, Fay, three or four yeurs ago,"
he lcmarked, "arc absolutely noccsary at tho present timo nnd hate
como to us as an evolution rather than a revolution: but when tho wai
ls oer and wo begin u readjustment, It Is a question which only tho
future can decldo bh to what of these, changes will revert to old prin
ciples nnd what will remain with perhaps some modifications.
"There- Is ccrlniu," ho continued, "to bo many grrat change, nnd
perhaps present changed conditions is tho school in which wo aro being
prepared to meet them nnd adapt ourselves to them."
Reverting again to the subject of soldiers' Insurance, he lcmarked
that ho would not bo surpiised to see the llfo insuianre companies pt
tho country at no distant dato under the control and direction of tho
federal Government, Just as tlio railroads arc now, with all their vast
resources safeguarded by the Government.
Changes Suggested in War. Finance Hill
Tho board of govcrnom of tho nestment Hankcr-V Association,
which met In Baltimore on Thursday last, as mentioned In this column,
to consider the war llnanco corporation bill, passed tcsolutions Indorsing
tho general purpose of tho bill.
U tlio same tlmo tho board iccommcnded that careful consideration
be glcn to the desirability of Including In tho bill provisions to encourage
the continuous liquidation of tho holdings ot the corporation by pel-mlttln-
tho redemption of collateral and the retirement of its own obllga
tIons!To lodgo tho choice of tho directors of the cotporation either with
tho President of the United States or the Federal Reserve Board: to
utilize tho capital Issuance bontrol facilities, now In existence, consisting
ot the committee of the Federal Reserve Hoard and Its advisory committee
by giving them power to carry out the licensing of tho sale, offering and
subscription ot tecuritles and mako recommendations preliminary to the
direct financing of war indubtrles contemplated' by the bill, and to limit
the control ot security Issues to the period of tho war and as short a
tlmo as seems reasonable thereafter.
H Is further recommended that the provision of the bill 1 elating to
direct financing of war Industries bo bpeclflcally limited by tho insertion
therein of substantially tho following phraseology in placo of "exeep-'
tlonal circumstances," namely:
To make advances only when persons, firms, corporations or asso
ciations nro unable to obtain funds on practicable terms through banking
channels or from the general public.
A commlttco is to bo appointed to place the board's icsolulions before
the proper authorities.
Public Utilitu Notes of the Week
Certain beneficial effects tf the war will undoubtedly be felt per
mancntly by public utility companies as they havo been In other lines ot
Industry. The stimulus of necessity has operated to enforce additional
economics of operation and to suggest new possibilities ot obtaining
revenue. Tho lessons so learned aro likely to be lasting.
Another benefit has been the increased publlo attention directed to
tho essential naturo of tho services performed by the publlo utility vcor
poratlons. This has been due In a. measure to the emphatic pronounce
ment of Comptroller J. S. Williams and to the references of Secretary
McAdoo to tho necessity of providing adequately for the financing of these
corporations as a war measure. O. B. Wlllcox, Uce president of Bon
brlght & Co.. In seconding the Comptroller's declaration that preserva
tion and expansion of tho public utilities systems are to be regardedju
a national duty which must "stimulate the efforts of Congress and every
patriotic citizen," finds In tho war finance corporation a remedy adapted
to present conditions. While he admits that the bill "for the organization
of this exigent Government function elves necessarily broad powers and
wide discretion to Us dlreotors." ho points out that "to forofend grave
dangers great powers must be exercised and their functioning must be
delegated."
Ono new source of revenue to which the war has called attention Is
referred to by II, Ij. Doherty, head of the Cities Se.vlce Company, who
points out that the street railways havo a great opportunity for devel
opments the handling of freight, and yet virtually nothing of any mo
xnent has been done in this direction. 'While some time will be required
to work out sultaBlo equipment .and methods, this should becomo a .con
fclderablo source of rovenue. Sir. Dohorty says that today it U only
lack of appreciation ot what the railways might do for tho cities that
prevents numerous communities from demanding that the street railway
companies should handle freight. The increase of traffic problems In
the cities In all parts of tho United States, lie thinks, calls for this solu
tion. Mr. Doherty believes that the people now are getting an apprecla.
tlon pt what the work ot the publlo service companies means such as
they never had before. The necessities of the war are making them
realize that they are dependent upon these companies for the necessities
KT, fnd comforts of life. This eltuatlon makes it easier ie secure mote re
t ' ,k' turn WWcU lUfTpubTS utility, companies believe are required. , r- t,
Ik. . 1 - . -" " ' I x ' f jv-.v iii'-
tho wholo lsUO. "TllC.- aro a nlde-awalic hotlEO. he ho w.iste II. It- doe tl-limi In a 1m- ,,' 1 ,,,,..' A.Vorrt.nr to l-.e leadlne tn .. n.erlran troon, to Kranco mill Norrl.towfi si'nl l.; iAi .,;,A',l,,u.
, anu lliry nave spared ncuncr uino nur ipciigr o .,,,.,!. The auotuiio.V, r.,,i..j . folic i,m i ,i nrf ,io. if. ' "''"n"'t '.' ""' '1l" "J' " ." .T.' ." "T :'" :".,,J"? :." .i :,...". ....','.-' .';'': rro ItnlUn . l.-.l l7i- .T ,?. tKi.. Jloic Tils
. .. .. .hi . . i c mr i r en nrm titii i i r ' iiivc iii iiiiiii. uu ihihii iiiiiiim. i. iinv . . . .... i iv t. . .. . 11..1 ....iu..i.r.i.irniiiinn i. tinvM 11111 Lurn iiiui ini iiit'ii ri inr nr n-iinin .
,. ji.iiL..ii 1 .,1 ..i.-i.i-. !.. ,- tt. . ...,. 1 .. -I- .tt " rt ! . " "' - ' "' 1.1V titmii wTi'i'i flirt fi. M.li'rt CfiiiM 1 iipr iciu lit en arrui i il jil- iuhi mu iau- .. . .... . .. j... '..--." "" .'
this to bring them to 11 point where
evening public
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
CHAIN AM) I -LOUR '
Th',l!E;l2l'!Jf5l?.l, 40M ' '
in ouotsllnns lot nivi I'jp Iai. In einro-t
mum n-irn 1.,1 m im,. s 3 j.;l, J0.
.!. ..l. '10. do. No. ft $2 13i m.
"I. rdM. llVOiajiVi'.of .'v'-J01.V o.
NVi, a, Vi lt!
""S":1: -'' . d. No. 5. J2.i3i amnl
rrnar, iz.n.-u: 11
i?rc.Tl "Vlnl"'" r,f-" ' "'"'
. . Hnmi Miiiniiuii irirn containing i
Ni. .", Mh.it Xt.xiinu-i trii . onla'.nini
s'n fV.'.'-li SIiV .,".'., M1C.,!,r..;r J,?'.'f.r .
M!ll""!,,..rj'.,c;.r?'',""l," "! n .r Vt." Vf '
-ni inoi.uir. in iinn.r ro i or .o. Mil,
l IJ.'.'O: ,Nn .1 .oft rcl t;t. Maximum nrl-
i-onimniiiK noi umt o i.r i-n' mnl.tiro h-I
, under N.i. I or .Vu. ii rtd. f.M9. No. s e.itt ,
I r.d. IJ.t,. I
V.mrio who! 1,nrai..1 .r. h. I.1
iii.-ic iiiirni, iiumii.ti on m-rji- PUl III
ro c. .hall rr!i-. b hi.li.r tlmn I: under
, Hmutty whoat-Valj. .hall !. .l.terratned .
to oach aamrlo ta.l. of ilia cUsi and .'lb- I
il.. I
"orn-nctr)a. Mi huih.
Th tnarl.ft
' ftilp-ii ftrnt. but thpfc v t HHr tiitiMn
U'JotAtlonnt Tar 1Mb for livil tru'l Nn. Jt
.ci!oH-, noulntil. fl.OOUl l'b. X' I Uo.
nonihml, $T.VH?1 tnj
OATH lt"rlpt 41 SO ln-b MfmanU
na lluht and wltli ctistr- nut' J ifltc
prices li'lln'l 'yp Qunni i,tij: No 'l
ivMif. ii.o;.ti.rt"v, . s'wii'Uri ht not
H til'i; No. .1 nhlt. !.tij.,fll 01. No.
wWl. Jl.OSftl 03.
lltF, lu biicV. NuppIlM wrrn cinall m tl
i inirkt ruled Mrni unlr u cool 0mhl.
Th quotations, t'T 100 : , iMrkf.l In VS-11i.
rot ton nack. vlntff, 7 vt wnt flour, t
, lift 3. ttl All; KntiHAi. Kt vt runt four, i
1i T."ti 11.21 trln, P. t,,T nt flour, .
( llo -. 10.75: lntr trulirht. tluMlSA.,
KAtin, pntrnt JU.r.iTii ,t, :rini i ri-i
itnurKi- ana ifiarH nmfj ami uir
. . J. . a . . . . - . . .1-
flr umAkM a.v liMfUmi. ' rork.
.'"if've l"JrMh-!Si" T northern '.VrTni.
2V'' Vi&'Vr J" '1. N"- -'. !2l
.?."-. ?. ' .Ml ill No. 1 IS.SS Mini-
i ,,.... r"r r"nt . "'"'.'iiir to 13.1 twr -nt iJM'Ji, J!, ':""' lnf.rrji(i-o roilrrm ! coumr. n sileimanthlo clru in Phlla. '
NS"3Ur,"of u,5J,tr-- ?r ?'" J r"!, ,21?' r?t"rri,V" U "uf', l" "' '""'' " ""nbla. Call on thS educat ona director
-utnlnMr,". of the V. -M. C. A., 1 an. suto ho cln ,
5- unil.r No I or No. 3 red, ;..-.. No. J .i help u.
i )ft f..l. is.sn. mill" ii,.i ... ii.' ii . Under sepir.ite toxer. I null ou
No. ( iieai Mai ,m r ,., . ,)., ' I "' "' lS of the Jl I . club wanii t thn m.men of books on the subject wlileli
Hi ur ' r"' ,:, No ' 0,x "J t0 bad Phuuld help ou.
..i. .1 iinrniF j 11 ftiiiMi , .. .nn . n n i . -'"ii. ..iiinrri v in i. miftit.'.ivif in fA. j I .re Hro. i 11.11.v11. iwio nr tvrn r-oori
. ".''i" "::".: ;...' ?.':."-. .... ... . 1... 1,1. .......... 1 .'.... ... 1 ueyeiH"1. i"1' w"1 i'"i"-' " i" in")Mtii uriaEenorf j t boforn 12 "
-1 , i W a. " t-J " . u, esiiili'U I'Mir ', m"ml nu, ; u tt 1 t 1 ilia tllllhj IVIIU 11 ifil l-'riUlIU,
i.s-.oKoTfA' o,;?;,l.s,,t,; br,,"nh.'rnnJ,"an;"..,.1,;rj,",'5T:''"t man..1,? !,u' n rrpral1
laae, SSH M.lti-c. ham. .nokeil. iveet- "
ern cur.l. 28i TSii.o: do, boiled, lon.li-.., 1
in.-. 1 icnio enouiiera. r. i-.rurea, ioo. 1
I'll, II". Ulllll ll-'l, ..l-ll ,1111..., 111 1 '-.,r, j
urcurillux- to meruit.. loo. so. nrcuvri.t
h.rnn. un l. lirin.1 noil memcr ottv r'lr.d
see. iio w..t.rn e-ir-a. ; I.sr.i. mi.i
... . -. .. . . : .. . -.-. . .
'.rn. reflne.l. VJB2L. di. pjm nt- L.ttlo
r.r.uerea. :,.!"i. .
i HKl'IM:!) M-UAIIS ,
fuppll. .re ..oall ,n. IhenuiVe' tu'e.l ,
J!tn.,,i..l:ni aiwf..i,J.."fiHr ' .lu.. "'" i
s,.nuUt.d. lwmaii.1 ,. f. Irl, uai.
DAIRY I'HODI CT.i
tirTTi:nlelrable stool, mi.i fairl and
riile.J llrm under mmiil tu-..pll. ij.joi , lions.
lr;'i"'W:-, "AVu nVViV. ''Bfe-.
nrits. m Hi.-. .."oiiIh iTe npirb- uiini.
r.m.j-. ivsr: : "-if;',; , flV'-,,'",
SrTntsJobblniRtMlif.!!.-
i:r.O neecipt. v-r. mi-. i,i,-rl snd
torlies iiniine.i ,-,r..v r-r .as-. liur
lo.-l.nl eoiifiden,!! and were hotdlmr og. Quo-
tKlloin: 1-reo ..s. nearby Crsto. its nr.
1.er Manoarn as., e'lneni rereim HO.BJ
I Dr ni.e. vve.iern. tilm tlrsie, 41.1.0. per
,.,, fir. I. tl.ia. Tier e.f fani i . 1-rted
Ills.'-.eJi ioublni at :.?:U- i""i!'de."enr
1 i.-nt-.Kst: -Tradi ivk. iiui.i. tut nrb.n
ruled ai.ri.lv. (jiMtatiit,- y. voru. run-
I erenni. fatu-j-, .lunw. aWt W2i'.8. e .p.i-iiii.
I "vo'rt. li&hffXtr'fof'ii
KOO.l, IMV.'uo.
'iih f..o,l for thought 1 never heard tel1'" of H'l-stltutes If th.y would ad- next Friday evening at 80S t.iraru i.ve
I'GLI.riil much parked Into !o Hinall a suaio he-' 1-' us of shipments on tho road. To ' nue to ratify acceptance of tho new
l.IVi: Tie m-lc.t ruled lino uid-r iiahl
niifrine.! ana a iiri ax.-ii-.i tivniantj yio.
I tatlnp: h1 kni oft-maied rnnii!!
' t'S-trs.V: ntnrirv yuunc muatri, j7&r, oM
rnfi(Arn I fl -1 liuxLi t'nUtn X iltXIi;
Pc ,,u,lnV,U,rIirrn-r1rit; Sflii ' "riBn"
SitwpLlSuUsS;;
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1
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rull nrni under llalit onirlna. and n K-ooiI
d.mjn.l
Ouo'fillon..
-roivls.
1 irni. ..i... ini'j.ii ,
1J to 1.0X.
milk fed. drj -iiirv..,!.
rno- viroic-i ao. an. i-eisiiini 4 ii. ..nd
aj.lJe.yiwisni.i; Tio" v.iil!in .-." ar'-e"
1 no 'rf air. r.utM
in iiina , rney. ur -tii.'ii.i.
welehlur 1 Ilm anil ovr mdift' run. t.
U. biiuIIt nb 'jHtyoo-' OM rooNiiw
nrj'TeR'.tn-i zw itroiitnir t iilrktnx, welnliln
tj fc Ills, 'HJ1"" - J'- -,x (1S.1I'1, I'MI l.t
VlrrlnU f.rcj. anffSSe. ofh.r nearbi. Si a
Hi!,-! ivest.m, illtlRde. rimstliiK i hlclivr ,.
1 vicit.rn. In box... wol.hin 4", lb, jnd
over aplee.. 33e, do, xvelahlna I Ih, apiece.
s.1 2 34o, do n .(china- II. apleoo, st
ai-. do. M.icnnm ."('.! lbs. npieee, ;dw
Mil.. ...aBllllL-- .til.'... i. ......... I l.l...
wclshlnu 41. lb, and over .un,, 3e. do.
' vvelalilnif at, w I lb, upleoe SKiLii: do
i.i. r. u' i .Ti,;. ;;:'. m.' " ;;
uelihlnir Ll tfr.1 lb. oolei.e. lSl.1llo I iiooti.
per II) wetchlns Stllo lb, nplrio S!!l
Oo; sin, tier sizes. SflSa'e Turkeys, near
by, dr.e-pbkrd rsney. 3V1M0c fair to
good. SJff37c. turk.js. vveslern. drv-plcli.il
il'ancj-. 37ST3SC1 fair tu cool, S.-OJBlk-. lur-I
l'els. old Toms. r.lWJI.V-, do. roiutnon. 39o.
Duck,, western, vietahtnu 1 lbs. and over
splce, 8Ut32- do, do. .ulall.r slxs. 's
1 2nc, Oee.e, nearby. l.'d572Sc. do, v..tern.
r.lilTi.. lluliieas per pair. vv.tshlnK .
ill,.., lr pair, uOcfti, do, smaller rlz.s.
HOCT.Ie. hquab,. p.r do?n White, uttBli
1 Ing il to 11- lbs. r-r dozen, jn uuiff 7 jn.
vvhlts, writhing ll to 10 Its. per doren
I Id 23SS 1 5, vil.lt. , vvrlzhln.r H lb. per
doaen. 1 3 ft 5 7 r, , do, do, 7 lb,, p.r dwitu,
; Jl V.-. M 71. do, do, flVS'i lis, per riuzen.
isica.Tri. aark. tin, sinau ana o. .,
e--r .. -. '
'm. l..vift;!: llano. ii.".iiM.T.i. oni,
I. , '.--. i i.n.", .,, v... i.,.g,
nearb, per liamp.r, jiOcjtf tl.Biij apple.,
uoarny, Tr , ".v.".' """ -"v.ii,
, pV S5a. ?a
&Ci3
t" lisafenS";
tt nr.n,o sil; firanTia. lift rid j. nr box. t'l&i
0,"tan(rTlns, t'Torlda. pr
i-rani.fryit. Florida, cer box
mnUi. iMrto fllro. Der cratr.
rranbrrl'. Jersey, jer bbl,
berries Florida, pr quart.
CrUnDrrlf! trrPTj im t,ii'. d tM'pilj
5i.iV in, rnraw
tf Ctte.
VEGETABLES
(niinfiur. California. pp crto. 80c tf
Sl.ro, l)ru9els nuroutn. Iconic liland, vnr
quart IJl-'c. i.napiani. i iori(i, per dot,
MKiAifr KSnSS iVW: ffe.u.'S:
FRESH FRUITS
erally Tuled firm, ijuotationsi Apple., per " ," witiiin xour promise to .dvltt the 'noon result In a largely Increased produc
hi.i. Jonathan, t-iau boi Kini.-. tiioisor.di """ ',?' V !1ii'r.,B''.,ri,.0A i.',',, ki ",mJ'.f tlon nnd supply,
xv-in..ar S.s noft 111 Northern Snv ta-.nAj i accountllis;? My rxp.rlenco vvoul.l lead me . '
sVSrTen"-.o"ee Htf 3.50" UuVbrd "?. ' .?ll',"Y, 'J1?' 1e.',fi;.in.aI,rif;llc.,,,;i.,V " Jft"ar' 8 rresldent Wilson l.v
ISaoS?-?-' norn',;n,i;?aut'r'WMU- i!,"s,?ro',V, ' !""s."V)5,.Vi?S I'SiW'afff CTlK ? ? Proclsmatlen requiring bread to
?x tS?a.J Jisrn Ml lUk" Tw-lrr IN an , leust of n-.s.lty do. ih. bulk of hi, worl: be baked with 3 rcr cent of one of the
pV?.": i12!i,.m: o.'no. "iasr'l.ri'o 1-0 ' '''m"''-, :narti,,:XkVn'SerSdU,0vvUof rCOBn,"1 "tut- " requested,
I Iinp.n.l. 5Us BO lien i.avl. Jja fh ' ."ibmlV?.! Mmhomffii.'il that this amount be gradually Increased '
,75ia.P?,,,"xvln..o fa xv"',.,i.thnl' nd hard to understand, i vrould welcome, until It had reached "0 per cent by Peb
i II.T3tf.3. win.sap .on wi.iter lia- ,h.r,,or. Bnv sunaestlon thst jou mlrht ....... n
i-jiicv ore hoi u lainv nn.i vain. trtn. a
nana, ji .auaov1r.511s.nu iJi.',i(, ,, to tho best uiatem. In your wld. , "" " --
yuinrrV JA& Mr .. !Vr&'te ,1 s?tinb wt-sL!1 w,T?.rhjs: ,, " ,o1', fvDST,ITl'TKS ,
Htayman Wlntsap, ..'2.C0. I'.ormaln. ti.7.-. ta I and I wish ;ou could h.lo m out in The list of wheat-saving cereals uu-3--,5.!..N:YV'.yS?J?.fe,.!,.?.rJv?.i.?lh
lids line. HfWNUHS. thorired by the food administration foi
iniu-ri.
ine Tpariiti " iiuiri no uor.ij a.eauy. rfcelpts rrom ma casu register eup3 into maaen. J ney ore ciasseu as wheat nour.
rv'S..'poV,!iol"j.r.e'y't'Irir"s .bush0,bk.'t! your cash book. , Coincident with the new ruling's going !
mY'sNo? ",' MO-oei..,rb,un5&d. , Never spend money from your cash ; lnto ,,,.. itli M,t ,3 being given o
per 100 lbs.. I'.nn.jivanla. St 903.23: K'ew always deposit In the bank all receipts th f0ori.MI1servRtlon camnalan
York ll.noeS.I3i vvesteern, tt.H0US.1u. ' and draw from ihe bank an amount for ln0 looa-conserxnuon campaign.
Hwe.t putstoes, Jf'y.per 'bush. i.a,kt t "pstty cash." Thus the bank really An appeal Is Issued to all household
(33 lb, )., No 1. I1W1.S9: No 2 .oOTBai do. balances your cash account for you. , or to ute substitutes more extensix-o.iv
:.irV!.r,?erNe-0ToV-.:!,;pJuJnch Jg ' . "? rAtt'"-'!! tra'ns- , "ho'erders o th.' tTCXMcfn
?;;dlo';rdrr-p;r'frVIV;..; fSVmy aVldV W InX I represent the minimum , M what l,? ..
J..iir.i.i. ie.b.rr. p.r rrai. t2tr9.r.A oa.li book, of couire. the item when peeled of eveiy American, Mr. Cooke
iierioi. ptr crt.. JS.B0B,. Spinach. Texas tlio pajmeni in me cm j dooic ana uie
Pr erst.. S3. Kale, Norfolk, per bbl., ti.r.o'avtay tho customer's bill In a paid flic,
ST.. JJ.sn. l-lriu., v.r Jieniovr. ,. x( 11.011,
Ii.tl,, Plorlds, per crate. 1202.73. I-aas,
Florida, per hamper, tittlx da, California
per drum. I3W10 reppers, Florida, per
crate. MC7: do. Cuban, par box, IHffl5.no.
Tomatoes,
Plorlda, p.r crat. MOli do.
ll do
Can.
Cuban. Pr craie, uw....u, turnip..
. 1102.00
dlai
r.it.baaas. p.r 100 lbs.
t2.20O2.3().
Cabbage. Daman, sted, p.r. ton,
,.M1
sn:
do. Florida, new, per basket, 1101,73.
Onlor.s. Xtvt Tork and w.st.rn, per lOO.lb.
bai; No I, tl.001.0us No. 'S. 7.V1,
frot.n, 00c. Muahroomi, per lb., 30&S3c.
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES
-.uti'ifin K-.b. K-3 ironHn.ir...
, it un h.sdi tomorrow, 37.000 htad. lar
Let ISo hlcher than Saturday's avtrage.
Hulk. Il7.4uxrl7.tidi llBht. l7.IS173r,;
mlied. I17.11T 631 heavt, tin 3U 17.40
1 riuth IUS3tflTi EOod to choke heavy,
i - .fi 1 , on
CATTI.t lUetlpts 1.flon beid. Mostly
10c io 20o hlcher. Top, IM.1B.
SHEBH KS'-'IPts, .U.oiio l.eadi Mark.t
lBo liliher. Top, U3.30, Lambs, top,
HU.bO. ,
KANfvB riTT. Peb. 23. rATTLU n
ctlnis, 10.000 htad. titeady to stronr.
JtOOS rtscelpte, 14,000 .ad. JIarktt 1S0
'"bHERI" Jttdpls. 7000 head. Strong to
JOa higher.
SOUTH omaim, Ken. .-Iipns-n.. J? "-"hlr,
,s Oa.tTI.k- ilec.lpts, I0OO head. Ht.adr. lasoous to ll
: mn:i:l- nJUlnls. 75V0 head., Jt.rktt ii. nvnalv-.
ledger-Philadelphia; aiosday,
Business Career
-w-P T-x4-.ex,. "a7l1t..4-
ox Jreter r lint
"
rj . -, 1 . .
oloi'voi Salesmaiislui)
,J .. "-0,"""-"J.-
W Hnnlr1 Wii.fr.1xn.wi
by Harold Whitehead
(Cw right)
.I'l "',u"Ve . "HI flufr
lrilfoi 01 luilmi'i .lll.o. Vi...7l.i... ..l
einMiumriii.
rti, fIMi0. ori
tflf.. nil II,. (. . V.,:. V.:.'. "'.'" ."2
..lK your ouniifln. cltatfv oml '
1foo,?'',''.o'1,f ""'' "i'"i ,(."...
; ,"" -V,"rr "i'.1' miner rci in tftfi
rl.eio was . ppcclal speaker, a lnan
'-""d Cllon Lewis. He's from Iielrolt
and Is the mi-mbcr of il blr iirlirrtl.lnc-
" "
loncisrii there
-n,... . . ...
'"ere were clcht fellow 1 j Le voted
on. siv ... ......, ,.... ,.,..
.' " "- """ uiiiiuin'uri. IMII.r
,,... . , .
"ljeeir and another fellow only Jutt got
' olid n Tn, "Z ' "" ' "'" lm
.5, ls an of ""
Of course you aro." assured nitli ii
I or course .vou aro." nssureil TUtli nt
o walked from tho meeting, "lint It's
ju.i wnit I tol.l oui It Isn't what Jou
are. but hmv tl-o bo..e like ou - and
Ihey only lilio those who 'Low -ton' to
ll,t.".V"
.ller tlio oiort.on rf the new membe-.,
mm nan pandnlrl.es and coffee and then
...... ...vi, mil uuill VU I.IIOI1 UV., WHO
.tin) ... .111.1 ...... I -I.
spoke on eir.el.ney. I canVl remember all
lie ealil, but .' madi- borne note on
...
"
tliitu,- which most Interested me.
Hen. they are:
llfflcloiicy l.s the ubttlty to effect rc
cults It can be measured by one'g ac
compllthments
..al.,1. .... 1,1. ... 1 .. l.s .
iiiiuiiiiinii nir. injiiini uiiu uon-svrcs ma
rr,,: lllAm ,A, . . . -.....
4 tlv "w uuj iiiiiik hi .. iiiuu uiiu
docH It ntllcklv.
Th infllriii man hliii. n .lininm
. ,
"" n.-nncis uio .'ncrKj-
' ITlllol. no.- In flio li.IIM.nl ituo ... ....-
-j ... -. ........... .... v wnt-
nit. ,.-.-. ni
'"",' ''', "" .. ,. ....,
..ir.i.L.i-i,. j . ;..... auimru Kucr3-
" Tr' ,mrlmt man does the ,1 (ng. does
It rl(tht and doe tt without liny wate
"lotion.
. lnnMM ,, ,,, , ,,,. ,,
it s right and misapplies his cneruy
Tho inollKlent man 1 llko, the vlllane
jot who, when asked to 1,111 flloB, did
li ri'dw hammer:
The olllclent man In whatever capacity
U bound to become an executive be-
came bi.i clllolency is the result of a
well-ordered mind : that ls what develops
, icutho ability and tl.o ability to or-
....... j ...i ......
I '"' "'". '"""' "":'.. , . .
nm vim-miib .ii.ui iniiii.:i anu pians; "T ie bafcew nave Iiart til rtv days In
n html. ei.i,u .. .... i ...
. . . . .... .
Tl'" Incmcient man dwells oni5 on the
In.imdialo.
i.nicienc;- 1 me auiuiy to citcci re.
hu(s
' Tl-rc was n lot of applause when n-
ton Lewis finished, for be certalnlv irave
i-.,r,. i:x.i-,. iimo 1 ro.ul mv i.oto .
... ., .1.1.,.-..
-"'- bU"" lli"'k , ' . , ,
, Ilnynton, Iti liln c!ni-ln RreninrKff. tP!d
.... fc.... f .... .!)..( t-..-i-i..
1 ui ib riui x ., iA 11 riiix-iuiu iri-xi ii- in
: ' Thla H.otrlpUn." l-o i-al.l. "oh callecr
mi 11 FPorUUJoh nlierc- a local mm had
rnit.. .le...,. iioiriou.i n ,i ., i.
iaif.ll IIV t J. its auxs.ti.-j .. llllliui'- til I lis.-
ulna t.nri niitrhrs. ninilit two .h.ifir
,,.,!,,, n,i 'i,.i,!,l il, muoiiin.
.. ...
rri- viaa all rlcht. llo tent Iii a bill for
jjo 2C. vihlch tho owners of Hie inuohlne
thought etecp. Askd for an Itemized
i mil tne Picciriciau win no iniiuwing:
Por doing tho Job S .:,1
i'or UnowInK how 20.00
,
rr 1 1
Total
.I"".";
-T?io erlloleitt man knov a how- un.1 r;n
, ,. ,ll0 ., money tu the buslucs
R , , h ",v" ",J imamx .-
.word."
r .ion t remember ever having a more,"10 nvin ur iraun'mrs raueci samples
. . . .. ,. ..a... .. ... 1.....1 1..I .J I... ... ..ir-..... i. - .
us-rul evtmng, even ir uuu -viurray
'""l V"""'.""
did say it was all hum
TOK.W'S liVSIXr.SS I'.I'Kilt.Wl
Kfitciencu t the ability to effect
rtaulti.
What does this mean to vot?
ISusincss Questions Answered
.Be,m'se"?ch ,anC' "h0U'J a '" lnurn,'c
1I he Is worth Pom make only
$1000 n year (or even lefs). while many
make 1 0.000 a year and mom. It's all
h question of how well he plans his work
and how hard ho works Ills plan.
.. ..
t ri.i not. answer account nc nroblemt.
betiuse t Is dlfnoult to give anv ade -
nuate advice wunoui more panic
partlcularH
?ail ?r" lu,ia,lLup?,ll'."lc. ,T Hm
y suggeatlon I hnow,
All ou nrl ia four book-- Owli
'"
book Journal, Rales book, ledger,
P.n'ter In your cash book, of course,
eveiy Item of cash that you lecelve or
nay out That doesn't mean that you
inter every single article sold In your
I otorc that way, but you enter the day's
.911
paid. .. . .
ef ctoWp.' I" - a-JpUhanbVt.ca,ar,re
I ana m your Werners, pay you enter
pajment In the cash book and file
n-n. lournal takes care of all rlls.
counts and expense Items. The ledger,
ot course, gives ou your summaries.
This l rough and ready: It Isn't per
f.ct, but It will enable you to handle
the thing vourself. whereas all too many
ready-made systems are so complicated
as to be difficult for a layman to under
atnmi. nr else are bo large as to be lu.
dlcrous In comparison with the balneal.
TVtd.r aenaratn cover 1 send x-ou tn
r.sines of some books which may help be more than compensated for. Pota
you. toes should be used more extensively
I'cter Flint Questions and Answers!"
I have read our articles In the KrtiiiKa '
reel to L.tPnsR since first notlcliis- their p-
pesranc ana ijou uwiu w wui inir-r'
.sting ar.d helpful. At pres.nt I am m-'
ployed by a Urn manufacturing company.
but find
end thst In my pr.t.nt poslllon I have
1HI1. chance et advancement and am
dng ot making a chins, and would
v.rv
.....In.
like to know If thtre Is any sp.eal line
of business which particularly ofl.ra od
opporiumi... ',.--. -"7".-"vJV .'"'
cars " " ,.-.r"'r v,in-.-Hr ..
Lralnln. n
snV, special selling ahUlly. Art th.ro
eernnl. whlqh employ oung men
train th.m lo bo stlesm.n, or It tin
Art intra any
and
which could be taken to loam
mart
Do iou think th is
i thi adv.n'"!'eJb,, M,L"i
lllv feel ...4 . ' mil .?'.?
learnr
now, oq jou rcany red that
'"'
:?
at. be 8
iwtnvy t fu art iuuyr-coaV
petent to decide that them la no future
for pu In large manufacturing company?
,he ''''iwy of your concern, una I
s,nv,"L",v'd ,, "i if u w
.-;.-- v a I. VHl , v iwv V"
And Unit many p-opI now in executive
ill tIIJ fcl--VlM 11W1. 111 v..-.." -- I
position Mere in minor positions sim-
v.," 5,our own itn 'nrB aKn- a. '
loir future I In your own lands'
""!' If .you are a, belter man than the
Otllfll 111 vmie ArnlalAi 4rtti inniint
help but gravitate ahead of the other, i
rhere are many concerns which will
'" uni'emen and train tliem. w ny
I itniVf l'nil vi.a. . .. .1.1.. ... I., n
eOlUllin ndlolnlnu Pl.r Mini. fldklllB
v ... 1 "'" " "' "Vfriu"'! 1 ""
for til Kind of onn&rtuiilty vou want?
,houandl S R li? i Vonl s who read
j .irrc ure, j iiievc win or two iroorj
i co.vri.vi fi:n tomop.p.ow i
..
Ul or Victor,, Bread ;
Irtii iv
JUllUI
(-.nitnu.il fr.n. !.. lino
,""""'' ,m '"' '"'. , , ,,.
bv Jay Cool.o, administrator for Phlfci-
ueipniH
Althoiig.i Many bakers nro complain-
Ing they have not enough wheat sub-
stltul.e on hand to permit them to work '
n full week without teivhlng any ehlp-'
ments. belief was cipreoMd at the of-
ficea of tho food administration trtat
there I enough of the tubitltutc r.our
111 lll-J WIJ.
.... . .
i linkers who o t M nic cnoucii nour i
. .. .. . .. ....,.
on band can c:oee. is Jir. i -001.0 b uih- '
matum, us ho explained how all had
fair warning of tho Ooiernmenta '"'" . , . Tnl Viilnn urovnll tbrourh-
tonllon and wcr kIicii thirty days In ."' . ''"v' T"" .. ."! .' "..?,". .?.?.?"
, which to lay in the notary supplies. ,
Large bakers of tlm city eald today
i -, ,, i,,. it. ami n,i nti fniiii-il f
! between C.00i,000 utnl T.OUO.OftO iue-
I nound loaves a week,
of bread In I'hllnclelphli Is citlmated
I hy bakers to be bet-eeii 0,300,000 and
6,;00.O0O lnaes pir week.
Tlio only alternative is tlio roccini
or larrc amounts or uw r-jDsiiiuie
, 1 blob IbeV baVO OI llercd an lonie IIS a
- ..-. --
""... ...... .!,. .iim,i.,.. .1,.,.
".mm, Docaueo c tians-
.-..i.".. ........... ---":."
, prVs'sea the hope and evidence jcte',-"
' da that such (.upplli-g would enmo ill
I within tho lc-st few diys and prevent
, ,, ,.irryv out of the threat of the
i food administration officials to tlose
tl cm.
,, ,,,.. .. ,.,,.,.,. .,,,,
' ol" tf.Sl. lifm.N
Many of tho large bakers tolny in-
formed Mr Cooho that the could not
'conform t.. the order owing to a lack
of substitute. Orders weie Issued that
'hey must follow the new orders or close
an,.-,,
.'
nuivii i .t-. ,...i 11-1.10. ruiieii.uvv.-.
.vr i-ooke oiplalned. "It Is now a case
' of root hog or die with Hum Wo have
roiTercd to do everything possiblo to help
, . tll,n,
" " even nir.reu 10 inai.o up rpecini
i we nave recoiveu sucn intoriuallon
relwil until Siturtlur Thv Vnnw wlni
...... ',tluro,ii ' "5 MWMMiai
tilt fiItU.lt Oil 1 ftB MC IlH llo.
iiuiii uiiu wii'j i'.ir-.-Ti , iiiii tn liVL if
...
ne of o Wrni l)aUln concerns in
nill.nlMphln Imn cut dovu pro.luctton
1,. i ft f ii a iaiUu ., ., i .,. A..,it- .
.J nr'ivvy aunts.. .a. iirilli UI.X.U1 illll. 1U
on of thn niuiniii. Th-.x- t.r nt... In.
.i.ttinr- n.ini.in.rv 1 ,v,nt, ..oi.i n.
. - - ---.-..
. TMoio is now a nuanlttv nf ibl- e.n ihe
market, but it is liluli In price. Within i
I few days tho machinery being put In bv
' mis conoern will no ready to turn out
tlio Hour. It Is anticipated that they
wl thn h ahlo to reach almost thrlp
normal production
i:.pi:ct.s NO VIOLATION
' do 110t anticipate any violation nf
,. ..,,,.,..... -, ,.... .., ..... ,
" iin,-ilii unci .ur. i och sua 1 o
Ii-o.-i, nf ,,... mil i, a,.n.. .......
,"''"" "-'-"
'"" ' ', , -...-.,. j ...uu
.i no nun iii .-"m-.u.-u I'l-KTiuacn oi
suhatltute is not being used, wo will take
the. biiKcra licene away without fur.
ther bickering The mntter of further
prosecuting Mm will also be taken up "
effect until the new- wheat crop conies
In, according to Mr. Cooke. This will
probably be some tin In July. Ilfl also
roller-ate 111. ntotetnent tf (.'ul....!.., !..
unless the required savin.,- fs nccom-
pllshed by the conservation measured,
bread cards will be absolutely necessary
,v number of new millers havo been
staging up work, tho administrator for
Philadelphia raid He alio pointed out
that the hliih price of substitutes would
.... ... .,., .., ..... ...
Uho in una conner.iuii are corn I our.
' cornmeal, barley flour, oatmeal, rolled
oats, rlca and rlco flour, potato flour.
tornttarch. hominy, com ffrltn. buclc
,fhcat flfturt BWMt potato flou'r
eftn flour and ftterlta flour and meala.
ny flour Is Included In the list until
March 3, after which date It must be
baked with one of the other substitutes,
' , , , , , , "'y"-
i The use of graham and whole wheat
I "our without a substitute Is also for-
1 said,
. " "'' """"" I-
I '" "' ' "? . I'l
American, ho added. The food situation
Anienc.i", u ". x" .uoa situation
has become so serious In Europe that
the moat radical stP3 must be taken
here to prevent the collapse of the
Allied armies.
"The housewife is requested to make
greater use ot substitutes In the diet.
Wheat bread Is not necessary," Mr,
Cooke pointed out. "By the use ot oat
meal, rice, hominy and others on th.
i list anv food value in wheat lirem, ..,.
TOO I.ATK FOK rt.ABrlH-irATlOV
deaths
i MAURE
MAL'BHr.
Ul Conr
MAUREH.
F.b. ul. rnviun i.
ni;r.. oi
Conrad
GR. of B7B Hunter's av. , sen of th.
nrsd V. and Maud A. Maurer. It.l
and frltnds. Liberty ll.K LoSVt. No.
.?.',,!.' ,T:-.Ani"!rm.1i".7 "' tl? Vpi-
atlv.s
Bit. U,
UIllp.". .yi.04 .-i..,.,..w.ii ui i-, ii. ,i,, in
v t.d to the strvtca VVtd., 2 p. m.. at the
Oliver If. Btlr Ifylldlng. 20 Chtstnut si!
Int. private. irltnds may call at 1W0
Ch.stnut st,,.Tut. tv.nlnjt.
nOUBItT A., son of John OT and Clorlnda
Vay Iltld. of 4340 timedlty St., aged 20.
Notlcj of funtral Uter.
vv oil o a, a. o, tf., a.i.i.a. i... nusoana or
.. ., iiriaiivra ana
Colorado st.
lun.rMi s.rvief s. i nurs,
Int. Htlltlds
l-.ni,, ii
' i a i 1
i-,m.. ttemaini ioy b, itavrfd 'd,
rroui
k J - "h
February 25, iis
Features of Labor
' Conscription Bill
pKQUIIJKS registration of all
males between eighteen and
slxly-two years of age.
Classifies tliem according to
their occupation..
Authorizes calling into war
work any class with liberal pay.
Requires no drilling or uniform
ing. ,
Interferes with no employment
or right to contract for labor.
Bill Would Curb
U. S. Bolsheviki
t onllnu.il from Tare One
&Z&&jmSB,
uuiuvi vnimiiucii
'Af!er ,hls ,!""1 "",1 b"" purchased i
nd tho foundation laid upon craft. It,
was but nntur-il that the superstructure '
eiiouiu lm In harmony- with tlio rounda-
Hen, and rery act, every contract. ccry
ospcnuittiro for material or labor Mas
been wildly extravagant.
s vtipt r v nr wiwi'
...,.,;.,,'..?...'...,., J... . ,1 L- ...
.,..,., ,',",''". ,, ,.;,r,tX. oxnrto.l
,). h8 liett,lt.,t ,artlPtl ot taatlon,
I ....
'. '
b.on htirneit bi u 11.1 iuturn.illa of
ovir.iv.ii..-iti..o
- . t. ....
,.-,... ,.
.li.nl . -irnlnt nf Maslo
Bianu iarmai oi wasie
1. ,."'" .",."
T?.,"""&V. '
traclM of tll0 10st utr0clous character.
SiIdieaninR himself to Ilaker, Mc-um-' n clock und wero Joined there by seven
1.... ...,.i. ' teen drafted men from i-un.hnhnoi.o
Ltl .lll
"If yoitbav that a Shipping Hoard has
created to upply the ehlpH. and ,
at inn were concerned only with rrc-
bee
Ih
ating an army, then It seems to mo that
j-oti have Riven un unanswcraino nrKU
meat In favor of a war
boatd which
1 of tho pro-
' "Olim IMIHK tin" .n.vviiw ..i. v. ... .
... ...,,
' The American boat, ho
.."'
declared, I
.,.,. f. .. ,,,.....,,, ,,.,,i ..w. mu.t
$" , the 'h Sun".
of "",r ", energies wo musi smc
I ourselves.
I .."
ine,cBc of 7 lo 25 Per Cent I
T t
Jouny
.
'he i.ew wage hcile. set bjino
. Adjustment I.oanl at insi ins
'hliiMird workers In Hie rnllail
I.iuiii,., .am Inln rffoct today.
Tlio
,"',."." .. lr,.rno for nil the
ni w- ncale means increase ioi mi un
1 traden In tho Miltiyards ranging from
I 7 tu .T. per cent of their piy under me
nl.l ..I., -rlln HIM. .OoIa 1 lfO rttrO-
' Bulve to' Nov.mber I. 101".
i Patternmakers of Philadelphia union
ami nonunion will nom h inabh.iiiecu.iK
KCule. fnilcr the new raiea uioj r.-
The
i trnn fci villi ii vt-iti-a an j.w".
nl-1 win wnx fWtv rents tin hour
OIU Hello van mm rcmyn nour
TIlO l,attniTl..lKrrV AB?OC1MIO
ABSOCle-tlOll ot
Ph.laiirtpl.U nt u full nife ting k ijv
'; ko -. unanimously aceppted the new
ncmo ti s belli it th llnt nu juctmrnt C KT
. .. . .1
ma do In labor dlfpulcfl. Mipy ueciareu
It all enultable arrangement for both
.....,.
eirpioycr and enipioje.
CHRISTMAS GII'TS IOUND i
-nnuJ c,u l0 v-un,P UIX &cocica
in Vreight Warehouse
Pi:NNSr.P,OVP N J , Pel) IX. -
Peiuisirrnvo residents who contributed to
a Christmas fund for the Salem County
Foldlera at "amp His hae Just learned
that til ohlectH of their geneioslty have
a ,:... a-,.. .... .....!..
"a" "'"V" "l".."1 """':. .
v.-.n; bcroro c nrisiman .xirs. i.ena
) lllller lent .10 liau-pounii uoxea or
-enndv to Camp Ill-c. but failed to hear
lam - th ma- of its receipt, hue startcu an in-
instigation recently and Ihih received a
' '? Itfnf trVt'lmf W &Z
men iiiuii-i .urn i.....i a. ........ ......j in
Hi. freltrht station at WrlSlltfltn-rii.
where It had been overlooked In the
distribution of the other great masa of
gifts at tho holiday eoasou.
r. km axi onnBV
FitJ
si ill win
rn Jutt
Rilkpt
-aKl IjaB 1 xVl J
ijPjBkv
ft VaBaLMaW. . Z?aBlaL
Fire of Ike Fiaett Fordkoak YeietaUti
OC we will mall one picket eich
JTOr ZOC ol the follonlngt
Bm rrAk Ink Ll, BMl-BuKc'lCaakti
LaU.. Wmw SUMl,D-B,rs',arlctl,tt.n
Sn,tCra-Mli, Sa.un
together with "Suggctloni on Seed Sowing."
Fire collections (or $1. to different iddreuet
if to ordered. If 4urchiied separately, each
collection would cost 55c,
Burpee's Annual for 1918
Th utatin Amtrican SttJ CqtaUfn
hit been enlirged and improved and Is of the.
gretteit help to all who intend planting a
garden) it contains new and reliable Informa
tion about the "Bt Slt that Grtsr."
218 page with 103 colored illuitrmUvs
of the latest novelties and hundreds of lllut
tratioas of every variety of Vegetables and
r lowers. ltismiledtruponrquett. Apo.t
, aDSfc.rA.
card will do.
faalilLalllllHP
Governor Samuel W. Pennypacker Discusses
The Capitol Scandal
IN HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY
"My Four Years as Governor"
"Stuart would have been beaten and Penrose, undone had the
attack been postponed until two or three weeks before the election,"
is only ono of tho many startlinjr statements mado by tho then
Governor on the
EDITORIAL PAGE OF TOMORROW'S
.-
Women of 1861
Honor 1918 Boys
(onfinord from rce One
Charles J, Kamp, Bernard W JleDeMtt
and John It, New some,
Ono man, Patrick Dougherty, ot the
Forty-fifth Draft District, was not
called, but beRged so hard to go today
that the board sent him out of his turn.
At the n. nrto. atatlon at Twenty
fourth and Chestnut streets, although
a lame crowd was said to be leaving,
nothing was seen of them and railroad
nutliorltle Raid that while somo 1700
wero slated to go Wednesday on a spe
cial train no departures wcie arranged
for today.
Forty-nine mm from the Third Dl.
(riot lett the Ilroad street station for
Camp Meade this inornlnr alto. A small
crowd of friends nnd relatives watched
I litit r,ft ! if llict. am a... . .1
1 lliein off, but thete wero nu bands or
I fife and drum Coipa for this group ot
' draftees,
One hundred nnd seent)--fla men
who formerly lived In the Third Local
.,lft., ,,,A tri.i. tifcI. i. ' ...t.i...
i"n i' nib iiiiiii a.'itt;b uutuu lllCIl
alt n the Second District imllce station
at Second and Christian streets I as
fflvoii Un 11,0 mm., in ik. n. ......
hv inmiirv umnmr n.iht.o. .i r.i...i..
' M ,Vell us by other police tnethidj will
tfnrc tho "missing" men and bring them t
bcfoie the Third District lloaid or some
other board.
Chairman JIurphi said
Thee men have all moved since, lb.
I drawing and the nuesllonnalres tlieic
r1""" failed to reach many of them. Thev
i uiiouin ram in anu cci ineir iinesl on.
...... .... .--.. ........
' " r"' "u1, "Jn,c pronHoi- un noi llnuer.
,,i ..., i. ,. v.j u... . .. ..
....... ... ,v a iiiFuni IIIIXL IIIUI- 1 Jltl
l!now ltl' should come In w HI do to, hut
the police will find them sooner 01 later
lf "- ra" "'"' ""
't.nrr litar Krfo.M i-
llrl.lwnrt... ..n.i .1.. .......... ... .'
;;, 1; -' u 'Tel,- departure bffouch
rm,..lN' of NorristowT Jtontpmie?"
Countv, and 1000 members of Italian
organlzatlona In Norrlslown took part.
Kverjliody left work tlila morning and
business was at a standstill for scv-
"us ""s v
eral ll0,lrs.
HOUSE KILLS MOVE TO
r 1 itir 11
DITCH HAlI.no An nirTie -
,-. .... ,,
I- mal Action on Measure Probable
- - - --- .- .M4m
bv Wednesday Manx-
j irouncsaa .vianj.
Amendments
WASHINGTON. Feb .25 -An attempt
to sidetrack conilderatlon of tho rail-
road bill in the House today In favor of
a measure to prevent rent profiteering
In tlio District of Columbia waa dg.
,i'.i,b,ee,r,a,ke,,,,V.Ips1sata,e X'IH
SM-W l,'?o;;e,cT,,,,,,,,r'Rv,er,",:o!i
were that the bill would bo nut of the
""J V Mtupirri'inj, nt inn jaiCIlL. TO
"perfect unrt clarify Its provlslonn
hssiibo nf all the amendments without
debate wiih exported.
. V.
.
NOW HE'S .MAJOR KCKDBK
City Surveyor and Kcgulator of
?-..... ii. i -.,. . . -. .
i-oivx-mru iistnct loramis.
"" "vi.vv.uijia
i William f. Ileeder. Surveyor and
i Itegulatnr of the. Third Tilstrlct, Is imw
' .Major Iteeder, of the Ordnance rteteev.
'orps, stationed at Washington,
' A gruduate of tto P. of p jtr. isoeder
j ha been with tho Survey Ilureau hero
slucp l0u. mnklni: tho (Irn Mirvavs
. fr tlm Parkway. Recently he liaa been
' l .-tliii en-d nf lllft neitllnl .. ........ il.
'.".'."'J'.'.' . "",:",'" .,.'-'''",l1. I
mo i-arr.ij. m- n mo urst member
oi llie j.uarvi ni nurvf.vorn 10 u granted
leave of atactico to enter (Jovcinmcnt
service,
Manayunk Mills Reopen
.inn, iiionx in. rtcmiYiKiii in ainna-
vtmlr ronneneil loilnv ori.r. I.oi-ln. ......
closed since last Wednesday on account
of Ico freshets in tho river More than
SOOO opeiatlves resumed work,
l'ABIIJIMI OAIIDHV
vy
thi war a.
it! P tf I
write for your copy today
proven, iiaiiiy-r m lurmcr uelay. Chair- , raising an aiiny." (Kxccrpt fromT JM
man Sims, of tho Commerce Committee rrnvnrnmnnt nnnool riiV iiJi !v)i
obtained unanimous consent that the "II- Kovomoni appeal to fcmplc Urd- U3
road bill "b.? tho continuing order until ' ve &) , .
dispojed of." "With the i cturn of peace, we my m
-ine tmuse uis aiiernoon considered ,'ook lorwara to un era of creat activi- js
root, of Wisconsin The tmid1iient x?bm?tro!fA,Iof the Currency, JolflnJ
I make chances In tho wording- of the I kMton Williams' statement.) 5 fj
I measure, but do not chango the meanlna To help suddIv thr rrrp.-it no ..-H
i.t any tecuim. uiey uro desitned to onmmoi-,.lnl iA,,.t.- .. e ."!-. tnntl
See
W. Atlee Burpee & Co.
StstJ Grawtrs Phlltvdclplila
mp
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ICITYliNTMA
UMtJ.
DENYU.S.CHA!
mnfM .aT T... J? . fa Yl .4 ? .
xicviuscu vl uuiuir uusini
Methods by Trade Comrai
sion, Firms Here Will Figlttl
Complaints against five Plilladei
paint and arnlsh firms were filed tW
at Washington by the Federal Trl
Commission. Tlie complaints, wh'fJ
are among thlrty-eight Issued by tl
commission, charge unfair method i A
i competition.
The firs, in the aeerecate. am
cuseil of stifling and suppressing cont;
' ttntl t Inn t Iipaii a I 1i.l..l. . . i a v Ji"
petition throiiKh lavluli entertaliitnent
K4,iFi';;
competitors' employes, and secret pajfrf,3
inent of money to employes of customlrV ',
who might otherwlso buy goods frerlljYj
vv,"i"Jl,"' iiiii. inn iniriy-civiH
iviiijiuniH.1 m.t- me initii'ii tjruup ever Wvs
ftuetl by thf coimnlftiitoii. UJ8
TtiA 1TMtrlAln1l fit..... .-..il 4 - lT? (&
...w ttfUviiiiu ii.iiia iiiciuioncu arfn
Clcorpn D. "WXhrlll Company, Ineii
114 North front ftret, one of thn(?J
larnMt paint and white leai conccrnaM
In the cufUm cntIon of the countmt'.sa
North twelfth street. """"' " m
., ,. nntte i.ori)oraiion, 2S South 1-1
Third treet. J!
McClo.key Varnish Company, Thlr M
llolli nn,t liotluf hlr.nla . W'l
The lirence-JlcFadd'cn Company1. i
1400 l'rankford avenue. 'J3
All were granted thirty daya In whlchi
lo me replies. '
H. It. Matlack, president of tlm Wttii
erlll t'ompany, today denied that hl
company ever resorted to such prac-'.j
lire in urn koous. "inn cliarga ,),
without foundation," he said. "We caili.'
not understand It. I have written 'ioJjS
Washington to try to net mm. otaJv."!
tailed Information. This firm has miler-?
aoiiar lor sucn purpose. Tvd i
ursc. ngnt tnc allegation to
ENEMIES GIVEN ffl
nvflldTn ATinv riAr.c1
....u,.j.niwiV,, UUWO liVI
in 7000 Distributed to Ger-
rniiaticipnia Prevent j. t
Internment
..... ..-
I ,.A".f" -" Te
distributed today
T la ', n" """
,. ...I.. .,-.... ,ai
. i.-KiBiiAutm caius were .
tnrouitiiout Phlladel-
enemle who. Ii.t. mm. y
ltered at the various police station dur- M
InftT tlln luat month. Ifnr. tl,a. -aaa ..
tho cardH were distributed and they' 4
""" iiiKiny nrizeii ny me recipients, who 't-.tH
ren1l.d llni. .1... .....I. ........ FM
them from llouble nnd Interment ilnein sNi
tne war f-A'l
oJ.rAir. J'.'" 11?'.1!!.' Aa,irJ."' A
-..-. ..-...., h'11'.iui urrvi ilillUIl UIIU IIllO -7rrB
togratili of the possessor. An Inside leaf il
also bears his thumb prints. There Is i-?3
nio a -pace for indorsements as to oimri ."11
?,;" n"!l 'J!inY.ot ,,,oso registered havd
tilc.TO ell fiC(j by men ,)0 ,.now u
' Intimately.
' llHTATlo.VAt, ul
a
I ni.'!Ll!"j r
SBaBfBa-aaa-ataaa-a-H-aaTaa-ataa-aaBa
j
Commercial Education Teacheri
...r.T?j?t i10.-??1!6"- sr&.
"-ULl ' opcruiors ana accountants tor"-
rjv..i,u(iiii,iu lt-t ju,v un RUriUUB i
"
. .i T .i-..x-in mr viuuiiiiij wjc
, thousand!) of yountf people needed'1. ra
I bUMnrs.s. sessions ni-e held r,tl...5n
morning from 0:30 to 12:30 o'clorM ' W
Tlie ice;ulur .secretarial and MilUSi
lllOI-Ot',1 ...lllnn m.... 1 . .. . .., . '.SI
, ont;c-v!,1(,,,vitlu?.,,ins,lru?.t'on- Dy' 1
i iiu (.i.iiiii;: ociiooi nil K.nrimv. r ,&m
I present cniollmcnt 1600 bus ncsi-'jl
.-i.uui-iixa. M. Vl.-a
write, ca 1 or nhono niomnmi ratV i
TEMPLF. IiNIVFRQITtf Hi
I -----........ n
M. urosu ni, below Il.rli,
I'hlUrielplil.
10,000 Stenographers
1 ant.-d by P. r. Government, and'
thousands upon thousands ot nook
keeper. Private dei-retarle.. Typi.
writers. Accountants and Stenogra
phers aro wanted by business hout.s.
Ion can obtain tho Intensive prepara
tion necessary to secure these posi
tions by entering our course All
business branches taught Monday,
Vyednesday and I'rlday mnlnrs. Pp..
c'al clas.es Tuesday and Thursday
lights. Note Special War Course!
to all sludenit began r.briiarj- i.
Uanks Business College
031 Cltr.STM-T STREET
FRENCH 8",d;.c1I.rl'r,bi?'Mil
Hpsclal terms for elas.es and children, .sj
Marie. Dnfniir ?' ENTltv iiaix tS
lviarie ivurour 1711, . wainot iffl
STRAYER'S tji n.stjiusine. schools
aui-aui 'iie.t.iit svae... , i
i 4
I at' til
I i il . -
I
Poslilons ausrsn'd. i:nter now. Psy or nlghtiilgl
Techfm WntU. roll ton waiting1,
Fr
ririBir n inr voii'ib te rsorinn
T.h.haa axf alasnanl .,.. .tiietl..
1TIHI1XI v. t;riia-iaari SlUUIIli rf-a.
piano; Ttn, Ml C.K.Ixirnr. 3485
ATi.AXTin nrv
Kprlnc toin.s Hrst up tb Uolf Slreaaa.
to Atlantic city and the TRAVM0fc2
The VVorld-a (ircatesi Resort. Kvter
one will he there, Mako your resarva.
tlona no,w 1.0 as not t. ti dliappolnttd.
American and European Plants''
Weilmlnil.i. tly, av. near Beach. Slav
... V. ,0 "' rrlxat. hatha, run!
Mitir. lie up rykh. tj up dally. Chaa. Iiaar.1
HOTEL B0SC0BEL i"' 5S
Vf.ll-hested room,, nookl.t. A, B. MARIO Nf
wr.nxEnnvn.T.n. pa.
'J.
GALEN HAIL-IN-THE-MOUNTA
TTEnifltnSTII.I.E, PA.
opm an tear. Dry air, Him aot
oaafart foe long a. short wuvtaa-
m
Maeaur. RasUtpt VbJ.lflaa. P.7
Tbroogh Pullmans New Tork and I
Hotyau K. wiiitv 1
ASIIF.nt.T.K. ts-. C.
Farneua vrrwhr
it tien, nri,
alaXSt aul.lns,. iA
BtwUrt aatt iklM visoa -nlrs(J
g r i nTrrrrnrr ms.hm U
vmonviA ,
Train
as far Bouth h. Q14
Comfort was ntvtr btttirl , -
HOTEL Cm
MB l.l! .11
ttSktr'
fc-.- ;- ' w- -- -
?auL'!fSira- - Utt nPlitSt 1
aquaiMK.r''
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