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EVENING PUBLIC LEPGER-PBILADEIiPHfA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1018
tlMI It) LIVE HERE
?FTY YEARS MARRIED;
STILL QUITE ATHLETIC
J Thomas O'Connor and Wife Attri
bute Health on Golden Wedding
to OptlmUm and Exercise
vte Witk Thai: Koala 'Athletics and a cheerful dl.po.it on
.-r- .,, . M atmw.u Kre Douim 10 f rMii lianinemi in msrrieu
life, according: to Thomas O'Connor, sev-
, cnty-thre year old, 24 IS Wat Oxford
street. O'Connor ond hla wife. Johanna
ut-'ontior. seventy-two years old. lonicm
CAMDEN DRAFTEES WHO DEPARTED TODAY FOR CAMP DIX
f'fyiwl'tn9y''Womn Seeks Di-
. ft !'.
It .
of Suit
Mf LOVE WITH NEW YO.RKClttrS''iSSrVjMCfaSry
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-' 'eWnuUrits. With Gav Gritiinm
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Corespondent
, f.Ttt the. yeais that have disappeared
me.tne rreat void or the past there
nlversary. They were .married February
58. 1SSS, In County We.xford. Ireland.
Most of tlie married llfo of the O'Con
nors has been spent In the northwest
section of the city. They came to Phila
delphia a. few month after being mar
ried. For )tarB O'Conror lias wotlied
for Lit Brothers.
Both O'Connor and his wife Uellevo In
athletics. They are faud of taking- lout
toiiks. ror years u uonnor was regu
lar natron of all amateur athletlu car
nivals j.aju in tins city
t
lie bele-liea to
tuit- Amiliftaa Kaji.i ninvinnt.l ...till..... ' mnnv Irlah ttni.ltla ainf ut nil fllnn
'.-Af Mmin ! win. i,.,. ..j,...,i uregldent of tho Ancient Order of
'Lt- ..-.. . . Hibernians.
.nuwi lauzueu. aToanea. cussea. s-onc . U. ,... ... , .... .-.......
?U-- T'5 ad fcr liaye. become permanently ,-alr. One of the sons. Peter Thomas i
j aiinwi nv ui uncfcu teaium oi iu it t,onnor. was aiueu in uattie uurnia-me i
,lfl Philadelphia. But of all thosa Uu- Spanish-American War, Thiee daunh-1
fntmbersd millions inly one person ever ten. and two sons are living-. There are
took this altered dreariness of evli,eti" fourteen Kintidchtldten. one of whom.
rUii..i.M. ",, , ? f . . Thomas r'rui.cls O'Connor, s a sailer
Iri Philadelphia o Keenly to heart .lis oll u,e j- s, S Kama
to make It ths basis of a suit for divorce. -
This person Is Mia. Lydla Meyev, of
Mackensaclt, .V. J. SI., has sued hr Ml A PI? UI1M AIRMEN
husband. Jay Meyer, for divorce, pre. WAKli liUiM AIMIImN,
sentlnr lier Ktltlon In the Clynccry
ZTrX SAYS LIEUTENANT PATi
part of this "cruelty" she asserts, con
sists in his having brouslit her to lilla . .
dslphla shortly aft.r tlielr man lsi:o -a . . ,
a eity which she defines, with u wail Intrepid b Iyer, Who Outwitted
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Germans, Warns ol
Their Skill
of almost Unutterable angul.h, as being-
t nedlous, bcrlnr and Impossible."
1.700,000 DKFEXnANTS
J.)dla lias Indicted more than a blngle
Individual In making- this charge agaltut
her husband. She has. at on. aiol.-e, "t'nless Ameilca s" tliote airmen
mide defendants of 1,700,000 people. and machines to the Western f i out as
int-enuousiy. uppurently unwlttlnziy, quicuiy as .lie pi orrises to, the Knglisli
Tlic youiiB men in the photograph represent the Until quota of the first druft contributed to tho National Army by the Third Draft District
of Camden, in the doorway stands Father McCloskey, who is chairman of the district board.
she has betrayed to the defense the name and French are going- to catch hell this ijMI VI?lJlrPV MIKI'IIAI
of a corespondent: she asserts that .prlng!" Umt,l3lll 1MUSL.U1U
GETS VALUA11LK U1F1S
Anions Iteccnt Additions Is a Sulc-u-
did .Specimen ol Prehistoric
Gold Sculpture
Stt-rjl valuubli RifH niiil ioIIci Lions
l.ave been t welted by the L'nlvcislty
Ihroughout her enforced residence she Thus iuke T.Ieutenant I'atrlcli
dreamed, night and day, of a rertuln O'Brien, Ainerlcsn member of the Bilt
party. whom she describes an brine "so Ish Kl line Corps, who In Icctuiluic to
rtlffetent" namely, tht city of New night at ths Academy of Mutle on the
Terk. War. Lieutenant O'Brien, who gained
tf Jar Meyer does not fotthwlth sue fame, by his thrilling escape tlnough
the city of New York, either as core- Germany from a piison camp, as well
spondent or for alienating his wife's af- as through his exploits lu the air. de
fections, some people will mUs their counted today the well-known and oft-t-U.ts.
But he tim' feel dlvurrd. i rcneated tale of the coui le.y shown tho
What can one lone hubatid do against allium of either side when dropping Pennsylvania .Museum teccntly. hccoiu-
an entire city? messages of a comrade's death or cap- Iijr to an announcement made lodnv
Thert are men who affirm that they tuie. it has been said that neither j jnaH Ueatilcc Fox. tho wulptiess. has
cn be pushed Just no far by any man side shoots at the other under these ; jug( I)r,.sellteii a mie F,)tclinc-n of pie-
that wears hair. These men confess, circumstances, and that they fly In a , .. .. ..,...., ,..,.. pllmna it
nilMUIv tk.t .... .... ....I... ..!...... .....l-l.l II.,. ...r.l.. ,-. !,. .n.mv lll.fM nillOUCBOM SCUIplUlC TtOlll 1 011.11114. II
sick and. 7 V"Si. luvV..', t.'eu-v.i :.lTele"" ' "n eagle cast In gulhl Ko',l and is an
Tork. What some women can ret In "Hunk:" Kaid O llrieii today. 'llle
him, they aru darned If they know, are taklne photographs as they tly mid
"Where does New York get that stuff we try to down them If we can and they
swaggering around In dude clothes, with d othe mm to us. And another thing,"
brllllantlne on his hair and getting fre.'h he went on, "it is foolish lj undercut-
with married women? Where does he mate the Herman, eiiher on land or
get that .tuff, huh? above It or under the sea. Tlulr air
"JUST MICK A WOMAN" machines are wonderful; the other na
tions may nave Deuer nycis v.no can
"DOPE" LITTLE USED ' VARE ILL; HEARING
IN ARMY AND NAVY ON CLAIM DEFERRED
These statements weie outstanding In
levlew of the unlawful ue of narcotic
diugs In l'lilludcliiliU. made by I'nllt-d
State District Attorney FinmlM Fisher
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hnd rnrnt.i n k, n. iV. ......o no uu liinuM 01 muiui uui ine oennaii volume cevuieu outiieiy to uie collection -" , , -, ., . . ., .,,,
j..IfiP. " i,. 2,.i V if ,5 machines don't have to 'stunt'; they can of IMcllic island w.u clubs in the Uni- "Judging f.om the iicent ..Ids which
possesed of Urge financial means and ,,,,, ,. ,,,.,, ,, ,,.. ,, ,. , ,,, 1H,,iV Museum, which Is ilc-lai-cd In be huh been made b. the liuteruiueiit.
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I.ydU alleges lu her suit that Iter hus-
do all kinds of 'ftunt' but the Herman
Inleicfctinir niece of wcik.
-Mis. ltHiiiploti I.. 'ui-mjii has pie
entcd, union;; otlnr KlflH. one of the
fluent specimens of palmlcaf books of
India, it contains about a thousau..
leaves closely written on bolh sides on
lahn slllis about eighteen Indus by two
Inches. Tlie writing Is tngravrd aiul
Is supeib in woikmanshlp.
The Cuiuegle Institution has just is
sued a lame ami suinMUouslv Illustrated
volume devoted until ely to the collection
Pickpockets Have Habit and
They Sell It, Says Dis
trict Atorney
'there J tery little "dope" lined In
the nrm.t mill nat.
I'lrkpet-lietM iruitrlalil hate Hie
"dope" lisblt.
Mne out uf leu il-er ef "dupe"
tell II.
Afore "dupe" in 1 riidcrldin than we
like lo admit.
Special Meeting of Councils'
Finance Committee Post
poned One Week
Illness of -Stale Senator Kdwin If.
Yaie today caused the special meeting
of Councils' Finance Coinmltle-s sched
uled for this afternoon to be postponed
for one week
rtnutor Vine, who personally Is con
ducting his application for the JluO.OOO
"moral claim" for city work done by his
sjntractlne linn at l.castuo Island Pari;
In J 01 0-1 1 . Is III at his home ut Ambler. u!) they marched fiom their taiious dls
liict iio.uii to tne sintiou.
CAMDEN SENDS 2(iS
SOLDIERS TO DIX
Hundreds of Others l-'rom South I
Jersey Also Pass on Way to
Camp
I'amden cllv and counly sent "81! of
her suns away to Camp Dls this morn
ing on u special train leaving Camden
terminal at Sj'.'O. On the same ttaln
were hundreds more from dirteicnt parts
of South Jersey who were sent with the
Camden bos on their special.
lted Cross workers presented the boys
with comfoit kits niul packages of to
bmvo, etc.
The dlMiict allotment of draftees was
us follows: Camden city, District 1,
fifty-three men; District '.'. forty-eight;
District 3. fifty-five, mid District 4.
twenty-eight men. Camden County,
Dlstik't I, forty-one men; Dlstiict ".
sixty-one. Hands accompanied the boys
I'lNl) (IIHL'IN BALTI.MUKI-:
In Hie In the greatest v. causht or thev aie sti-ons cnoUKh to the-finest extant uml of great thimlogl- tlic:
that. Inslead of making Sfvfast fioin a Lreit he f The tier! iaI v,,lue- Cnfori.lcr.lely the .Museum aln0
:nder he brought her to "f tan fioin a great height, rhe iGer- , , gna , w, ,.,, , l.xlll))lt ,IWU J "
and unsultab e auart- ")a." avl?to1 3otsn t have to do tricks uli ,uau- thousands of other spuclmena sa V
would maintain
luxury." and
good as a cpe
"an Inadeauate and unsuitable unart
ment of three rooms" Jn Philadelphia.
Old city directories do not give u clue
as to where these three rooms weie.
Perhaps this Is just as welt.
Jay "conies back" at her by asserting
that he had already bought a house on
Old York road, giving the title deed to
her, but that she would have none of
tht house and Instead picked out the
three-room epavtinent herself. Ain't
that, he Intimates, Just like a woman'.';
otner charges, couutcr-cnarges auu ae
Mali
Miss Is Arrested
tht general plea
It was announced tills morning. Senator
Van- Is sulfcrlng from tonsillitis and,
uccoidlng to his physician, must lenmlii
In bul for a week.
Mt-mbeis of the Finance itommltli'ec
weie untitled that the healing would not
eie seems to be a meiclfully small. ie ,ei,i o,.s afternoon, and nil ill" wll-
ount of dope In the unity and navy." nesses weie instructed lo appear next
said Mr. Kane. Monday afternoon ut " o'clock. These
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now awaiting an extension of the ouini- '" ","l",lu '' "" ." - , uiciuuou joiiu .i. -mjuh-, in .ur.....
lug. Kiatlfying when we consider that the surveyor In charge of tlie woik, who
Virtually all the great museums of uie flower of the country is now serving w,s expected todav to Kite Imiiortaiit
couutiy hate utkeu to cxihiingn some of p, tho taiious brauchcH of tlic sen Ice." testimony and Mori is I.. Cooke, former
i&'.s'wmT '"'' Ka,le ",c,n liald ,liat l,' invrM' flrector or Public Work", who was ex-
liaJl? from .South " Am-rica N.i , ucUon Bates of the Depait.neut of Justice had cct,a lo llIlfcWeP Senator Vaies charges
lias been taken i.u these tcipiests mid lauglit. led-liaudcd. "dope" srllers who tliat ,m wori( wa3 Uamaged to dltciedll
only duplicates In any c-eiil win no nan niaue uioris to const in uie iirmy u contractor
t;;cnaugeu. anil uaty wuu
111 a short tune an exhibition of en- murals of our Ijo
set those turnlns and carrots 1 lived on ' ."' .'"y"."'1.." .' ZXZ. '' ' ""7" I In speaking
for three months uncooked ones, tool" m'tlio tiiults of tho Museum will b ""' "' "a"e tarn: l.eceut tntestt- ln ailUttloii to calling Mr. Nobro us u niave act, Is said to hate admitted in
T.I"Oteo;.o! O'ltrlen lavs lial he wnuld slinn.n li will La limiossllilo t.i hIiiiw nil Kat lolls loau llie to ocilete ItUl 111CI.- if, .,... ,,i,B. im.n mi IIih ttull: be also the 1)0 CO that he tonic th ir i-l to
neiicteii mat inese pocucts lntariauij unu oupc. ii germs canc,j, Senator Vaic. who so far lias nHuiiuore hi uu umuiiiuuiic. uf is aiso
to b.- common among men or Until- Ha- umnu-jjipa ni, own luiiuiiy. asks to "" ""' '":.' '"",..'. ". . '.c., u.a "lar.rl"!
BRUMBAUGH'S SPECIAL
SESSION PLAN EXPLAINED
Prompted by Reading From Gover
nor Pennypackcr's Autobiography,
Says tho Record
The following appeared In the Vhlla
delphla Ilecord yesterday:
Those who- are close to the Gover
nor cannot help but chuckle when they
tell what they bellevo prompted him
to consider an extra session call. It
Is pointed out that tho Governor has
been reading closely the autobiography
of the late Governor I'ennypaeker and
that he became vitally Interested In
the difficulties which confronted tho
former Executive when he was con
sidering an extra session for reap
portion In 1906,
It Is now believed that It was this
sketch that prompted Governor Drum
buugh to consider an extra session on
the same sublect. At least, some nf his
friends Indicate that this gave him a
thought, and It was about the time tho
extra session chapters were appearing
that Brumbaugh first let It bo ltnow;n
that hi was willing to hear what could
be said for and against an extra ses
sion, this year. . . .
Thfs refers to tho rennypaiker Auto
biography which Is now appearing ex
clusively In the Kvuninci Punuc
LKoann.
SUMMONS MINE BOSS AS
COAL ADULTERATOR
I State Administrator Potter
Holds Superintendents Re
sponsible for Impurities
Fuel Adnilnlstiator Potter today cal'cd
James McMlchael, superintendent of a
colliery at Wllkes-Barrc. to face charges
against him for adulteration of coal
seised last week. The superintendent of
another colliery at Pottsvltlo will he
called later In tiio week on nlmllar
charges. Mr, Hotter .-ald that the su
perintendents of culllerles lu these cases
will be held tesponslble In the matter
of "slaty" coal.
Mr. rotter sal'' that tnese charges
also will Include selling at higher prices
than allowed by tho Government, as
well as adulteration, as tlie Goteininent
has held that such adulteration lu Itself
automatically makes the adulterator
liable for the higher-price accusation as
well.
The fourteen stations In the thickly
populated sections of Philadelphia at
which coal experts will explain con
servation methods for tho next two
weeks opened today.
At the name lime Inspectors fiont the
office of William J'otter. State fuel ad
ministrator, began a survey of all sec
tions of the State to see how many In
dustrial plants are using prepared sizes
of anthracite. When the "census" Is
completed, a plan will bo worked out
whereby steam coal will be substituted
lu these plants.
The coal stations are locaica ut m
POLICE NET CLOSIf
ON VARE CLUB Gl
Harry
Vine
near
Detectives Say They
Slayer of Assistant St
of lSth Ward Orgnnizatk
Police today say they inow ..'
tlty of tho gunniun who killed tr
ouuiicii, nFiiamiu steward Of til. "Hi"
ireiun aiu liepuoiican Club , ,ir"
organization, at SOD Green street 11
political low that took place at the 'w
quarters of tho club early uilttiiVSi
morning. .!'
Three men are being luld as miUrUn
witnesses to tho affair. They art Tlw
uoian, urecn street near Kirr!i
y uiNfii. Franklin street M,
Green. William Itourke. v.JS.
tenant In the Thirteenth Ward and Ej
slslant City Solicitor, has been reur2
to represent the three men, lit -
llinl nil ll,sn nt 111 tll- . ' ""U
...... .... ......i. , ,,.q uuim are laDMiai
of any complicity fn the crime. 3
tongrcssniau jonn n. K, Scetrt
sponsor lor mo ciuu, which tva tmnu
In I01B In opposition to the Mutual ciiV
u i-riiiui-o urbanization, 'i ne petv; dub
grew out of the split which oci'ana
at that time over the candldet
tt'lUln... Tnn.. n An1 r..M. i... '"Wl
the Legislature. "'
The reticence of the police of tfcttitJv
tt lot. controlled by the Vare f6i.s.
regarding the details of the Ks.iV
was one of tho noticeable f eaturi. :
tho mystery surrounding tho affalr.i tjt'fU
forts to obtain Information from Mkiw
sources met with assurances tht tJv
hndv could tell until furihsr i..ui SAi
gatlou how It happened, Then mS
etcry evldenco rf a desire In otfetiwi
utter uo. sS
iV
circles to hush the matter up.
THE NEWEST f
PUMP
innovation;
Latest SoruM
Models A
to beat the other fellow.
"I have been told by the BiltMi that
I cannot re-enter service on any front
agalukt the Germans except in Ugjpt,"
said O'BiUti, "on account of the fatt
that the U Sniaiis will shoot me us u ny
tf captured again. So I will be lu l.'gypt
agulntt the Turks lu a few weeks. That
capturing by the Germans Is the only
thing that scares me. I will never for
,, '. .,7,, .. . . , chestnut street, IM43 Kensington avenue,
Compaton of luftoeil- car-Old ' smo ermantown atenue. southwest
corner Broad and Uuscomb. 19-21
North Fifty-second street. 1714 North
Uroad street, northeast comer Thirtieth
and Market streets, 1934 Passyunk ave
nue, Kiankford avenue and Sellers
rtrect. northwest eo'ner; 2.114 Colum
bia avenue, northwest corner b'ror.t and
Gli aid avenue: S734 Uermantowi. ave
nue, 209 South Sixtieth utrcct, 4004 Lan
caster incline, 5936-3S Germantown ave
nue,
r-'ifleen-) car-old llstellc liouuell.
Thirty-seventh stieet abnte M.ukel. who
left her home a week ago, and has been
missing slnco that time, hus been found
In Baltimore In company with n man
Kiting his namo us Anion T Thomp
son and his home as Kianklin, Ky.
The Bii, who worked III tt bakery
uesr Twenty-second and .Market streets,
raueti in leturn irom uer work lasl
the Idea uf polluting the ., iclle,. . ciialtiiian taffnev, of Monday nnd the police were notincd ol '
Iic.vh ... ,. ,. ,.,,,, i,, i. her UlHaiipeaianie. hompson. who In
""" the Finance committee, announcing lie r ,,.,.-. h',,, 1lv. ,i.,, wderal authorltlei I trIVW l.'i
of the PkkPocke cues- ,u,i,ai,d' Illness. Mrs. Varc asked that. T ,,,! I tlolatlon of the Maim whit;! AGAINST I'
nlftiM ntr Intn tltA fclllt. Vint tli fails
Into InslsiilflcaiMM when compared wltli icln th American uontiiiRent cxcetittiiat f :..,' 1 i. nZ in,
i that it is "cruelty, of nouiu ioae ma conuuiiaion uy uoiiir " -
OKTUNE TKLLKKS
New Thouifltt Speaker Fears War
Will Brine; Harvest to Fokcrs
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ruiiitv in irv ill nuuv liii'ii' nivfrn .....,....i ,. a. ....... iv'ici,,,. inn . ...-. -'.. .--:.- --- --.--- - ......
a degree sumcient to warrant a uit oi ce, au ' "i"-) ii. iii.iu.ii ,,,',.. .,,. ,in ' ,-., . "i,, lumiiiuucu i.iu.bv. - witn ins wile oiiiv lour weeks. The gir "Don't consult soothsayers, nccio-
to oblige a wife to lite In Philadelphia, now anyhow on account of 1.1a wounds. CELEBRATES CHHISTMAS, "1.,!,l, , i,, Jiii fad, foi- sellimr C118"IC''' ,"' '"'"'f"1 --onMruct on ut , ,,.,11B l.el.1 In Haltlmore as n material mai.cers and modem witches if KndoV
Ths Chancellor of New Jersey has an ' His new book on thH war. called "Outwl .,.-, x-nr i.mnv , A." K ,. . H . i r ! .5 '--ague Island; Hairy t . hepllnser witness. regarding tho safety of your loved ones."
opportunity befors him that Is stagger-' ting the Hun." will to out ln a couph CHARLIE IVOW HAPP I , none' we. Ilud that nine out of ctci.t unol.r i,.Jctor of the wink, and l-.d- - - i the h,v. Dr. W. John Murray, pastor
rur In Ita Immensity. He. and he alone, of weeks, he said. In Chicago, he aald. , ten use It. 1 he reason, 1 bold, Is that ward ,,. . K,jrtier . ho was superintend- nf the Church of Divine Science, New
can 3JSd. J"ll tint, 'the urgumen after l.U lectu.es. a larger pe.centage of rjavby Hoy Taken 111 lleioW lloli- ' ttn chouses the dainaglng drugs lt nf e UrMllB. L'ol.cctnun Utes in station Haute York, , told .I.U le.reia at the New
as to ths comparative merits of life in recruiting was accomplished than ever ,U "' 'd, ," " ., L " " soon becomes uesU-ss In any walk of Senator Vare, it Is said, hopes to prote iMtrohnui, Kdtvanl Fox. thiriy-nlne ' ;'',0,u,,,t ",vlca h"e Melllay "er-
Ntr Tork and life In Philadelphia. Mil- before and that after speaking to an . dr.y, at Lust Able to Enjoy rree life, and seen.lngljtl.c (list thing he b t)ese ,liell hu L.utcnllon that the tears old. w as tmn.d dead '" V this ,'0w,j , UbIlcatlon of the flrsl
lions yet unborn wait breathlessly upon : audience of school children, four of them and Dinner "" ". .,n-'-e ",,i "fe Just ,,0'",",le " 'oucrete tvo.k on the walls of the lake Xe"s,"oU-o stall. tL" scoter? "walty lists 'f... l-Yanc?. then will
hla decision. In the meantime, tt here enlisted In the Biltlsh Flying Coips and to sell dope was up to fipcclllcatlnns and that the "" ,.' "' ';,. '. " "'"VL S2. 1 be a rush to clairvoyants, who will reap
does Mrs. Meyer lite? had to-be sent home as under age. Tluueim-. ear-old Chailea Kellt. Fourth "Thtre Is no eiouui inai iiieic is .. puc urlvcn were of the requlied length VocK rollcall Death was duo to ' a untold hart est from grief. Uoctoi
i.. ir..na,.v o.,.i vi,.i.. 'w....iu uni..- lu i.ut.i.v io. great deal of 'dope in the tenderloin .,.i ...1.1,1, nniiirnl causes. Murray predicted.
ms4
Jmm
SA m
vl
s'
An Ideal
$7 Oualitu
Pump, Fine
Patent Coll or
Dull Calf, our
newest udvancc
Spring last. Only
IT IS our nrhllrce to tell jou (hi
Miprr-Dinart innnti li-fore -Uikf
limt ran kl.ow it. iiml nt a prlre
K3.no lower than Hit will rharie. II
I n new nntt Jut In, nf tlie tvrr
-Ultett nnnfitv vnd ettra bis Tilut at
oer prh-e of $1.00.
NEW OXFORDS
tfn.frf f.i tftttft a ft i-Aiiri nflfasl ssll
mi our Nrnart t'rtnch La it.
Sliiiuii tit llt1lntlelpltla'i AmtJ'i
r. fleet hoot ftliopn at f S CBp
Hint Stt but Iter t4
Ther iir luo Mprlnx rrmLoiu tt
Hie iminy,e ro rei-fltlng Uallf
Hill
Del
ne aie hertr now. They urtre rm
'llifv arm lllunlriillie nf value
malclied and Mllliont immllel wl
WAR-STAMP LITERATURE
IN HEAVY DEMAND
Special Department Establislied for
Printing; State Turning Out
Its Own
Ko great has been the demand for wai
aavli.gs literature and supplies from all
ovV the country that the War .eatings
Committee in Washington has estab
lished a special department In Its odW-i
for ths printing of certain Hues of stock
which are more easily completed.
.formerly, an supplies were received
PENN MEN TO PLEDGE
dav. having Just celebrated Chrlstniav.
The boy was stricken with hcait dls
ease a few da;is before the loug-antlol
at the nicseut time." said the District
Attorney. "In fact, a great ileal u.oia
than we like to admit, litis, or cou.se.
nr wmni' I-rtI TVl'I'irW es"'' u ,evv ""JS oeiorv uie loug-aiiiiui- than we i.i.e to au.uu. mis, m touik,
IU V UK1V rJIv iNAllUiN luted day and had been In bid ever caIMu,t be stopped enti.cl.t, but we can
Will llcceive Longer Vacation if
They Swear to Farm or Serve
in War Plants
All students at the Unlre.slty wl.n
plan to obtain a longer vacation next
summer must piove thej Intend to work
on a fsrui or In some Industrial plant
working on Government contracts. They
will be required to take oaths to their
statements.
Quesllo.il. all es hate been circulated
among the students of the college and
Wharton School departments to ascer
tain the number who win sign an omiga-
since III the hope he would soon re
cover his parents trimmed a t.eu elali
oratel.t ... a downstairs loom.
lor tlie first time yesterday the bo s
Kellt. carried him downstaus There
he had his first cllmnse of the nee.
waiting for lilin two mouths. lie also , dod ,,f cocaine and heroin, as well as
rnjoj PU H Ullllie-l ui vuii.t-j. ti aiuiri i n-
and eteiytlilng a hungry boj lll.es at
Chl'Mmas time.
and are keeping it down to the smallest
possible amount.
The lecoids of the United Slates 'uui t
condition was better. Ills father, Jamea sliow that during tlie last six months
20u persons nave neen arresieu lor sen
Int "dotie." It is also shown that 2u00
City Treasurer Ousts Thompson as
.Assistant Paying Teller Other
Changes Rumored
teller, with
i ------- -- -,- --; - , - .':v,a.iaintl.e liuiliuri nu "in emu ii viuiisa-
mSSnf,w2.i,Viti0VtTS!2'llt. ",rlntln5 ' tlon to do agricultural and other Oof
ofrlce In Tashlngton Kecruests for ad- frnment work during the summer
dltlonal printing matter to auvance the momhs Those that do will be given
war-sayings campaign have been so ruil credit for the term's tt oik, provided
n.any that the Government printing office the staridlns Is good.
hA-I,r.;.V.d J!, ?.. 1ft- ' in conmienti..:- on the plan. Provost
out literature at the rate o- 1.000.000 dgar Fah itjiultli sa id l: """V:"?"1?. Mathew H-nderson. "15 .SoCTfi .Sixteenth
pieces a day. In addition to all the work """i'f ' ',"'""" ' ' ' "' ' """ ""1" street, assistant pat lug
.i.4 ,. tnr. :,. sx-. r,..A w,. 'vw to aid the lioterntnent In any way nos-'r.i.. . m.n n.
partments. for Congress and other' Cot- l';. ,", ; ,
trnment activities. ""J"
Tha auonlt- Is vert- far behind th H. and mun
rnand, although 2l(j.u0O,O0O pieces of lit. orln,eI
raturs relating to the war-savings cam- !"i
pal-n have been distributed throughout "."ITS
jih country. lIun'
Tne lnamuty or tne uovenuneni olio
to meet the demand has forced ths varl- . .,,., .-, txcc' - ifrirkxr
oils Ute. committees to hats their own ACCUSED OF DLsLuA110N ,
circulars printed In large quantities. nr, mcnmiv i?t i r
An average of 80.000 nieces a dav ave ' OF AMERICAN ! LAG ,
being turned out at the office of ths ." '
committee of the JUstern District of i . , , ., , , .
Pennsylvania, In addition to the quantl- Proprietor of Manufacturing Corn
ties printed at various outside concerns. pany Arrested for Addng .'Service
Testimony will ah" be l.euid fimii
Ohailes F. I'uif, Jr.. a foimcr suiteyor
of the South Philadelphia dlstiict nnd
now a division englnccr-ln the HuieaU
of lllghwns. I i.foi matlon expected to
be obtained from Mr. I'ulf Is not of such
vital Importance as thut of Wurteyor
Nolnc. Puff did not supertlse the woik
originally, but checked It up later for
fonner Director of Public Winks Cooke.
nearlv 100 ounces of other drugs, hate nc.eci ..ou.iv.iu.u.. .a.... ... ..-
i,ltn i-onfltcated , 'f the Thlid Waid. who lias led the op-
Meinbeis of the liMCIgstU,,, fi.rce ' Position to the Vare .lalm, called on
of he uatcotlu division of the Internal JIor Smith this ufternoo n. Af
Revenue oflice state that the "dope dives" extended ean..renee he sa , t a t he I i.
,.- nimnst eiitiiely been wined cut only tlslted the Major on a pel tonal
Till ",T say: uccouids fo, tha ui , l I and that he had not discussed the
number of "dope peddlers," because' they claim.,
ate been driven from the dltes to the , The newspapers aie said not to bo
iiet "'" 01,,' c"lt's wll 1,ap made efforts to
, Men ,-. this division alo point out j lli"I out Just what Nob. etvlll tell rela-
tli.it the do.io sellers have a thoioughly thv t0 tl,e woll do,ie at ,'5i"rlle I"la"d
,'.r 1. in- , sten anu lhat fliev and on Uovernmei.t atenue by Senator
C.ly1'.vasu.er Shoyer todjy Vnpolnte,P match wits with the Ooternment men. ; VM UurlnK he fi. 1 " --" ;
Tlin n1tflillfM riT tllA nai'CDL C tllVISltlll hHV i .--- - -- - . : .
.i.,r. ..i.,i tMm n,tt iin,. h-i-1 tentli street, lias been ucsieseu
(lie; itir nu'tutvt iiuot hims- nivj j
to S.t. .See tliera MHV. this wJ(jj
ROVAIBOOT
pniui'r-ss a
I2Q8 fflO.Chestnufk I
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VARE MAN IN CITY HALL
JOB OF M'NICHOL MAN
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STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER;!
tifAfirl r
can help the " ."', '" yvr..i.ni fnii..u,. . , I Uate their
Hi fftAil rnna I uumusw,., w ...w...... .-.. - , ,,, ...,.,,- ,
Itlons. We ure upholding all WV, K!' J, T";,.,, Illie i,,.,, a iuu. .many Hips fron
traditions aim exceeamg tneiii ,",,,",,;,,:,,, V vMh jieMchol
M...... ...rt.w ,...n tunf.vi,o iu tenant of James ,ti. Aeeij. jic -ulikm
t,-'int.' i l,eart..rVndorsY-the 'ler ;of J N'" : .J'W DINING C,
olllce until they gel back. '
teenth street, has been besieged by
friends and political acquaintances of
nessages lead them on ' me burtejoi
i their heail.iuaitei.-i. sal sfatclon.
the burteyor, but all hate iccelvcd little I
Both sides to tho "moral claim" colli I
lioversy asserted confidence that Noble'
MEN BACK SUFFRAGE
Star" to National Emblem
ilwy Leading Citizens Pledge Sup- .hfVhSSi'Vn w1f.chF:rlila"staff'ord':
a a a .-1 ..a - ai dl. t.Ai.iAiiA stn rlivA n n1
This li one of several steps mat nato
heen made to strengthen the are mote- .
ment in that ward.
Rumors arc many that the I lty I reus- ,
urer's office will be the rceui of many i
changes during the next month, that will
mean the ousting of MoNlcliol men and
the placing of Varo followers.
TO PROMOTE RIGHT LIVING
tr. ....'., TJln.air.nl Piilturp rnnimittee i ,nf to a" ojilnlon handed down today by
Jlayoib Pliysical LUItute t,onnniut.e f.hef Jllst(co Browh. of the Supreme
R MAN ISN 1 would tell the truth, although a number!
nPAKPMAN (!AV! rflTMlT ' of inenibers of tho Finance Committee
JJK.UVfciiUAiN, SA1S 1UUU1 , arft )fn0wn to fl4Vor :l more thorough In
vestigation of the claim before favor-1
ablv recommending It to tho mercle-i .
of Common Council
Decision of State Supreme Court Up
holds Full Crew Law and Serv
ice Commission's Order
The conductor or manager of a l -ill-'
road dlnlnir car Is not a brakemau and
cannot be used u.s a brrkeman. accord-
Pi LOTS MUST BE CERTIFIED
Ordered to Appear for Cards at
Branch Revenue Oflices
port to Amendment
proprietor of the Keystone Badge and
flag company. .o- uuesmut nucci
The Equal Franchise Society
nounctu rouay mai i nan oota
support of many leading clttsens
inpany.
ed unu
Plans Publicity Campaign
The committee named by Mayor
was placed under arrest this morning, y.,.1.1. to conduct the Philadelphia cam-
IT. ...lit 1. a .. n. I rmn A.l li I a friirnnnn liul'.' . . 1 ..1. 1 ( ,1lll,.
.iir . ?" H wl" be arraigned, this afternoon be- I . , improve tlie physical cone
;lnJy ' . fore Magistrate Watson. Io has an- Jf c?ti""nI will meet Monday a
g.i,,f,pJ,.fc I nounced his Intention of waiving; hearing )r. Jame!, M. Andeis, c
their DID,... .nh. on,l MUVU lift Will 11lilr I. lt ' I'Wlllo ... -.,;." .,rt..l, l.. l
condition
t tin
chair
Court of Pennsylvania
A regular brakemau must be main
tained In compliance with section S of
the full-crew law. said Chief Justice
I Brown, leterslng the Bupeilor Court and
I afllriulng the Public Sen Ice Commis
sion's order In the case of th Baltimore
and Ohio Itallroad, pmiaiieipma ami
sVforer Judges James Cay tjordo 1 J;f coClts a desration of lie PbyilcaT training Is needed he.e prob
:.j ni,..- nul..r Ti,mr,a tjo.i... I srrest. constituies a ursecration or tne ;,,,.. ...in v,. nn f the first stens. Classes
y
Whit.. John Hampton BarnM." John ' " fji 'being 'in enamel Anerlcan for physical training are to be organised
Winston and W lllam Draper Lew Is. cr'b?.Jilf. ?.W. ."?. .55.".!.' .OiT-LS't'i . In community centers.
HMaT -1V1LI1 M. VflllVO ItlKIIIICi ill LUO S.CI1L1TI ,, ....,(-,,. A u nml .! 1 1 n f-1 ! t'm
?1 X,ii,tU.,JrS ex'?cUes ...ay be adopted, and tlie In-
fflniton and William Draper Lewis.
TRIPLE BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
All pilots licensed as such by any
State or other authority who are en
gaged in piloting or attached to iner- I
chant vessels navigating the water of 1
Delaware Bay or Its tributaries or any
other waters In the Fourth Naval Dis
trict are to be leqiilred to take out
pllats certincation cams. .n sucn
pilots must now fllo an application for
same before March 1G with the Branch
Ship Routing Office. Fourth Natal Dis
trict, at the Custom House, thla city.
This notice was git en out today by
vi ..lrtt 1 r I T.I m r.mnrannilEiitl
parlor car. manned by an englneniaii. . of ,, j.-ou,.t, Naval District, and cards
S'lV. 'T'-J&W'Wt "he1 Hiould lea'pplledforatonce:
duties of brakemau could be filled by , f..o niw
the dining car conductor when necessary P. R. T. J01o Cll 1
w.
To-morrow
Tuesday
In the extreme ena or tne neia or stripes. r:vur,'.0n pritea on circular cards and
, Stafford was arrested under the act of nTOuuted. The pamphlets may al-o 1
May IS, 1901. which forbids li , said, I YXVules for cleaner living and give I
any Copy of the American Hag be'ng de. , "",,,-v uireestlons.
WILLS PROBATED
"i b. J - . ... i'' t -r -
-Druy Vetewnj Join arty for any copy or tne 1 American nag oe-ng ae. -,,.. suggestions.
t , ,. ., 1 r, . faced ny any Kinu 01 ro insert or aecora- - ..
,A. Futher, Mother and Son tion other than the stars and stripes of ,
Wll'Ca IS vuminncu. LAM lllAtHU IU IkUOSIA
Eftate of $300,000 Disposed of in
Private Bequests Other Wills
) Application for Hearing; on Lease to
Be Filed Tomorrow
(i . A '-'surprise birthday party" was given i Ths defendant says he lias a copy- Wills probated todav Include those of ,
VS'-MiS: family of Louis li Kerne, sscond right on the flag and will carry his case c,. T , D ,1 t R . 1 John P. Mathleu. 1605 West Allegheny.
. atosrH an Orsenway avenue. Darby, last I to court, Steampship Lines uecltne to uuaian-, avenue, Wblch. In private bequests, dls-
., , tee Transportation vo viaaivostoi;
HULiU-Ur VlttlM uu.iv
The application for a hearing or. the
ivnnaU irase hefore the Htate Public
Wills probated todav Include those of . gtrvce Commission will probably be
sent to Harrtsburg tomorrow Dy ine
but h they were about to celt.
, qui tly the anniversary of father,
. . J H -tl t ..l.lnl, . .11 ..
mr 1M4V VWIl. ! WL l.-il 4J Ull
14.
W.tHK
Ml
B1 VWakaB
Kusslans dHliou of returufnsMo their
win li b iu uuauuou
uteiy.
1 Ik. tfolA. - A nl.. . I. srsr . - Xt..L (. f . r.BHl'i POUlltl'V Will
01 Lfv Dtajui di. rf-a. uiiciaL UAiirtA MBv iPirnPM. niiL i.yn r k nr ' - . ii.i..
li' rif tha Iinrbv Vtruiitf ruiihtil -' -'- ' " 6Uch a piait inaei(iuieiy, u nvrni
m r'&ro iid InrinUd on liarlnri Complainant Now rteanwhtp coniiwnl announced today
HMrrlmtnt of the occsutou.. Mr. ' tt tny fuio mn u "i iiw.
DtrHmilOJl V- lrvnvt .a- vyts wnw
aftl vaUcun Vi-fn ... 1 it. .. .... ). . nisrlutifin
asm ibi 1 m ! iiib cii siiaain ari 11 at niuii wun nvai m iiami iiti ' avv t"---.." ...
Ita 1MI at the of fourteen and i V nvfoelc yesterday morning at thi 1 isma and. vjaoivosioK,
.
mny sjigateinents.
i'Vm1 Sarins Mtkg
an meeting for but-
U. coons anavews
.teworrotr nbjM In
sut street,. . mm.
sarly dlnntr.
tstay a,ttMltiM
WMW J'wly VlaHa
1 f iftftnMJialM. itt SotMh
ISW' .np!
.Notification tbat all tratel to Russia
:::.. .e Ti.niv.mlr,! mi -v.,,,!,, Notmcation tiiat an raitiw iiua.ia
i.u.uc. -. .----'-""- ..--,..... . . iMimorarliy discontinued lias 'iinnnitnt. J5400: Dorothy
streets ;i ""'"I: . .... -......,..,. .ivm to all Itusslans In Phlla. 1 nin Vanshaw street. IB200f Josephine
mPww..ii. """' i:riiJ i.;. sv: n: Tidier. ItuiJan o,m.'h .linVii. 143 Wvnn.wood-ic.ad.4B00!
nnuy nf nronerty valued at 1300.000:
Charles K. Ihllng. 189 West Tulpehocken
street. 111,100 : Hlmon Lewltrky. 1327
Moyamenslng avenue j Frank J. Mchlater,
1311 Orthodox street. 1:0.084 : Frank ti.
Dougherty, Atlantic Cltv. Jl 0.000 James
a. Miller. 1M26 North Front street,
17D00; 'James D. Bclirnc!;, who died In
the Presbyterian Hospital,. 35313;
Henry V Dork. 1H52 North Thirtieth
street. ISS00: Claudle Smith, Tjmlteiiau
Hospital. Jtiiuu: Dorotny a. tvoooneau
fa In the Twelfth been given tp all itusslans In
and Pine streets police station, but Ahe ,llPhla by w. ". 'ucker. iiusii
lai1D,neaV.iMThe,poTl2. wan t hlmtS ' P'.U lZ K Mi 111 G time , ItilOO pAd.lla MltcIielT. 24d"ned streii:
S7h"mpiilnt.orthV T"" ul to Jlut.U can ,$8500: Xd.ni WIcW. 7208 WiHsnomliir
us uk frsaxths nrlsoners ror lsck- of twruaranieea. '"". .""" ."".1.. :.""' " "
evwHicc ,j
Phlladeluhla llanld Transit Company
and. the city Jointly,
A new ruling of the commission mak
ing It necessary that the company either
die tho application alone or Jointly with
the city delayed the filing of the up
plication, which was being prepared by
Director William U. Twining, of the De
partment of Transit, and would have
been filed by him last week.
1 Ellsworth street, 12960.
. (MtMatlw Pic xe War Aid
At a msettnr of o.teop, h of th. Ofrman own WW-" J'."V2JHB"
astern .Btatc 111 iw ioru yeaicraay uiiiii'v- ', ," 2 ,,, i r r
rlMUM e most effective war service o'clock after being 111 sincsj.JJatu
? Wir .Jwlferiin-niirs rrrources jr 1
sns were offered foe "recon-
K wmoner the'MMfars. Dr..
I lax, cttr. jmantiv,,.
Patrolman Dies af Pneumonia
Norman Black, a batrolriiaif, of the
since sutiiop," oieu in tne
is morning at s
tttncat-Salurdav
with pneumonia. ', A . .
Uiaca, wnu wm oufii 111 .irianu. was
appointed to the force Un Jo(jr by Mayor
Key burn. A widow pd-"junn:;i:h Id sU-
tm swvjijt, mtwmmtWi-'-r' 1 mi -.-
Philadelphians Get Coinmlssion
Army commissions for three Philadel
phia are reported- by the War De--partment.
The officers are Itobert V.
Beahm, tOi Stephen, ptrard Building,
second lieutenant; Thomas It, BelUJr..
SI2I Hazel avenue first lieutenant; and
Harvey 1U Clymcri lilt Klrfl; HV'
flrttlleutens.it '
URGE BIBLES FOR SOLDIERS
Five Tetamentg for Every Enlisted
Man, New Estimate -
Five testaments for every soldier Is
ths provision made by the American
Bible Society for the army and navy of
the United' Mates.. These are none too
many, counting wear and tear, they esti
mate. The book become wet and mud
dled and t.tuddyv- . ..
"If the government allowance Is Ave
rifles to each solJIur's equipment, shall
w tk.mor Tlrsardtv t.jtfa.-l hla soulf
the. socl'ty askv A ?;(. commit-j
tee for pennsyltanla Is being-, organized.
CLOVER D A Y
it
To-morrow will be the second Clover Dav of our GOLDENi
YEAR, and that it will be a day of GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES'
will be readily understood by the tens of thousands who have prof
ited by coming to the Store on every Clover Day. And those whbj
have learned that all special events of this Golden Year are planned
to be more attractive than similar events of cast years, will recoga
nize that they CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS CLOVER DATg
w?J
Nearly 1000 Different Lots of Good
At Much Less Than Regular Price
Every Department Well RepresenteJ
You well know that prices for many things are higher thai
a few years ago, and realize that it is more difficult to secure largf
quantities in the wholesale market, at a time when demand exceec
supply in some lines. But on Clover Day EVERY DEPARTMEN
is required to provide a liberal number of Clover Day Specials
wnetner tne gopas can oe oougnt from tne manufacturers ac$jj
reduction, or whether it is necessary to reduce our own fair regtjj
lar nnces. ' i
..
There will be no GOLDEN SPECIAL to-morrow because scores of M
CloyerDay lots are of the character of GOLDEN SPECIALS. ,)
' Look for the FOUR-LEAF CLOVER SIGNS, printed-in sm
they SHOW THE EXACT SAVING on each Clover Day Specif
Market St
Elxhth St.
Filbert St.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
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