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JU.EJS'JLNtt PUBLIC LEDGEK-l'HlLAlJ!iLiJHIA, TUEttUAtf. MAltOH 12, .1918
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CITY BOOSTS HOUSING
PLAN FOR HOG ISLAND
Mayor Signs Agreement Plac
l ing Materials at CJovern-
inent's Disposal
llbRDINANCE IN EFFECT
JSand ami Gnicl to Ho Taken From
Municipally Owned Propel ty to
Ship Plnnl
In asruiiuni tiiruiiRh w'bun tlie .,t.
will render to the (loermiunt .iluable
ld In the ilcoloiiucnr of the II(i Island
jhlpbulMlnp nl.ilit was siBiied thi" inoin
WbyMaun Mnltli and Dlieetor Dates
Bin, representing the city, and the olll
clatscf the inerlc.in International Ship
building Coiporatlon The aKrecnient
olcfd at the l l-po.u or tun ioerll-
Slmtnt or the conip.inv ceit.iln mateilals
J.JlfHICIl ill," IT". III. ..I .1, , , I 1 ... , ,,,1,1. ..-
Mitructlon wnil. within the shipyard and
I
irhlchwlll li.i-ten the tompli tlon of this
ork coiiblilii.ibl
The nprei-iiient 1 in acoidame wilt
ythe urilliiaii" ic.i-nili i.is,d bvi'oini
iftclta.it tin mpicst ol .I.ior Snilth .i ml i
4'TM.M..I..P I I if, vlll.lll !,rt. I' fllOV I .... I a.l.tl
I
ferred wlMi ollu I tis of the coiiip.ni
ho pointed "in to them that the i It
tyuld he of crtat ti-ili tant-e to the ,o
trnmont It II veto to lend In aid to
ward the ai iiuMMon ot thu malcit.il de
ilred llio in.iteil.ilM cousit of land
snd irraiel, wnuii art to lie lnl.cn rioiu
&e cit-ciwiud luoperly whkh Is lo
tfttriP fitu.illi at thu el iloor ot
1 the rhlpbullditu; idaiit
It was tho Idea of the ioeimuei,t.
Riding tiirouKii nie lomiiaui, to otiiain
ill me materials wiin as lime uetay as pos-
Bilble, fo that the const! uc tlon woik,
HfeMri lifiu l,ui ti 1,1 innnil ti f tliA uli lil,ti I lil .
siia.li nun nvvii iiitiitnu ill ; pllll'i'llll'l- t
ib piani, iuiiiu i"7 iiuriu'ii n uuiii)uuuii
v.aii l,.. I,..t. nf r, , r ., !.. it. ... '
AdlHlUUl IIIC V-" JL U.11J IllUftl IIIIIU I lilt II
ws absoluuly mcessar. It Is under-1
litood that the materials aio to w used
Mhi the construction of l.illiiind sldlnL's. .
Bfcfpl'rs and tho kolliK of foundations for i
Hkbulldlngfl. 1'ndi.r tho terms of tho iiKree-'
Bffment, It Is optional with tho city whether I
''It shall accept pay from tho tompany . shelneniaii wnH held In MJllO ball ts-fe-"ie.-:e
m:l'!,r',1S..,,'i !aK" l"."c" "Hterday by Coim.il-slontr Lour.
'iOie','pay materia
llfr cunstruttlve
lals whkh can be
used
purpose;!.
JOHN DAS TAX $38,100,000
Tvtcnly-Nuio Otber Magnates' In-
d thirty men will come within U.min.tino
'Jot the total i, ornm.il lniomn tn n.ilil
H"f Ooveinnient duilng tho entile jcirj
S The Itoekefelli r tiHlc would just
SMout covir the combined national di bts i
(Of I'enla and 1'eru, uccoidlni,' to local
.rtrks. und Is far above that of an
kUier person
21 YEARS CHIEF JUSTICE
White, Named by Cleveland and Ad
vanced by Talt in li)10
fcf '"J1,"Rtiil
vtir. i, 1" i-i,i,r instien
Marih 1. t ilef Justlco
lomplcted his Iwent-
ilnlllte tnil.ie
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."urin e.u ,n
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IM I. I .,iv.in,-i .,, ..iii.-i i, ,i r
R.t nlltnest tnnrr Ai,,.ll...l ,.. 1.A u..
B, " ..,"........, ,.. ,,.l .-I,-
tiPreme Court In 1'iesldent I'lexeland In ,
!
U.i '. ' '"'T '"'sllee Iiiim decided or
' '"u "eelile bomu or tho most Ini.
u,rv. un tiut-HUtms f American law.
j-ror tno Libt t,oon tars he Iiuh Wvn
'jtnief Just (pa iif.i in. i.. .. i- . . ..
IjPrtsldent T.ift December IL'. 1910. 'the
I,: , ' JU,tlcc u ,l "' ot Louisiana
Xn,I Is sevente t.u ,,i.i
Nominated by the President
etpir-"""V",w". -unrcn ij. PrnNfiipnt
Pto thi Sen" J S, S,,.lo"if notulnutlons
'jWffff'SSiUW,
lSiebtSiU1f.r,. .'.'.'. .? XXPMm C'ouit.
Kler li r is ..I 7," "''. -'inion Mrasnur
E. TrV.l?.0')l?ti.t of t'olunibla.
Bridliv unV"?.' ta Marshal .Toliu .1.,
P" Illinois v"'v""i"' -orinern uistilct
i Harn,'r?Bls,te!.H ?,'. lnml o"1": Oliver
tacTc?1r: Vf ,"f,';r,nla' Independ
im' MinJ JoEC,l'1' Wlnczewbkl, at Dp-
rangris
THRIFT
WEDNESDAY
tOO Suits and
tpOO Overcoats
Discontinued lines and
holt ends exceptionally
fine fabrics and patterns
that formerly sold for $10
and $50 made to your
measure for $33, Fit. Btyle,
orkmanship and trim
lings guaranteed up to
the famous Orangers
tandard. Buy your new
Easter Bult or overcoat on
Thrift Wednesday and ef.
feet a substantial saving.
Pi Wednesday Evenings
Until 8
'. 15 WALNUT STREETV
. . -... .. A.....nAnnA ' colli e.iletl from Hie assets I nliolll 5 11 III .-!.... ..,.,.. ., I..I.-.V n.i.,..
comes to lieill ao.lUU.UUU It Is II K.d that after a ictltloii had .'. ., ? tin .11 er ' Mnturdav ,, B lit. Maul. ::t when a re-
. . i... .. ,n. . i i.. i,.i.. ..i,.. I .i ..the ratnei or mo inner no i cent on bo elveii In lis honor ul
V. V.rk. March .' .,,, ,, l!( k- bide ii" Hotb Mole a, STl," n L, VVliliri" I, ,,1 " ' Vpo.It In " ",' '..'"Vl"..'!"- "iXV"'??, V
jelkrwlll li.md mei $l,iiiiniiii to the ' llalnbi Uv.- sti.-ts. be with tin two ' "' , ''0n ,'' 'e'n Vi,!, .ij rs In 'liikde lib W' .l',,,"i'1," '' l""ll"li '"'"-"'' l'f "ola
InktilStallsaS his llnoniH (,,v. II h Sbelllelll III 111. 1 and lll.lnbeisof " "J1 l?tu,B .Vrom ""e 'eol, S .In li.r.l.lenl or
SiiMJ.!'."'. '.'' . lnn.-l..l au.boii- the tluu. Invesl.d ,,,. Jim,,, in tnei- ;' . ' "" " I ; Mhl-M tin , Ij1. !' f J lei ''si
!i". i in 111 1 nine oinels or I he nation s oniiuuise anil n Minieii oiisni, . in nun : --.' ,, 1,..ili.I . y.,,V,,.ri ij i ,llr....i,V,. ulti ,. V.s to , n,
J'tlil''t men will contiibutf JSii.lUU.-..illc(!..l niTi'iisc. Skuller, It I- alleK.d l.yl ' f Inv-stlhatloi. idion I u,m icJ fooav ' e ,
040. Tif tUtlll to li leeelie.l f, . II,., HieliliMIl 'lit . .1 Ml 11.11 t I P.ltl I . K tl ptlOIl, U W .IS 11111101111! I llll JJ I 110
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7fie Utmost in Cigarettes"
Plain Bid or Cork Tip
People of culture and refinement
invariably PREFER Deities
to any other cigarette
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WINS UAIMD PROMOTION'
William . Urynns, of !!7 .Snuii
dcr.s uM'iuie. u l'hiludelpliiii in
Miiancc broker, closed Ids lniM
ticss last October and enlisted as
a private in the aviation corps.
On December I In: was promoted
lo corporal ami twelve tlajs
later became serrcanl of bis
M'ctlon. Several iliin ao be
wasi Jidvaiieed to tbe gnulo of
rci'Kcanl major.
THREE .MOKE ARRESTS
IN BANKRUPTCY CASE
Prisoners Accused of Complicity in '
Concealing Ashets of S4000
,,,. . . , .
, ""l, ","' mrrMs "t'1 lni,,,B h
1'ip.iitmeut of .lu-tke .-iKcnts today In
the case of Ilniiy .Slielntmau. 210 South
Klftli stieet, who jesti iday was ariesled
for nlleKed lonceilliu; of assets from
trustees in l,.uiUioniev inniPiliin-s
Thoio airifrted toda ueie I a ill
Hi len. P'ouith stied bilow ll.ilnbi Ids'e
Hiiij.inilu Skiiller, a s.ili"iu.ui. ami .Mas
Shclneman. 2 in South I'lftli Hreit. Kach
was held in toVD bail b 'onunlssoiiir
I-oilK
Tlie amount which It Is .iIIikh! was
AIR SCHOOL AT LANCASTER
Government to Take Over Duildings
of Franklin and Marshall Academy
I.n in nter, I'ii.. Match 12 n ap
p.uent nntinu-tldn plan to us,' oven
small tcihntc.il schools for ntronautlc
tralnltiKT has been disclosed here by an
nnuoiiuceiut ut of aim otlk'eis that the
buildings of tlie P'rauklln and Mai shall
Ae.Kti.tiii would soon in, token nipr liv
I a coins of aviators.
"arc ItistriiinenlR at tho Uowman
1Vl.lllU.al school will b used in the
...airse. 1 ho liullillmrs mo alieadv bn-
. . . , , !........ i i .11 i
1UK le.iriMOKen Ilini liiin i. en unu tiitan '
tun v,,c,.l,.a ti. tnttv,. hill, soon flnm n
.... ,....., ..- ...... ... .w... '. ..
Tennessee i amp
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THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
ADVANCE SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BE MADE
. ' THROUGH INVESTMENT IN
f
United states Certificates
of Indebtedness
DUE JUNE 18, 1918
BEARING 4J INTEREST
' ,. CERTIFICATES ARE ISSUED IN
DENOMINATIONS OF $500 AND $1000
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FOR SALE BY THIS COMPANY
COMMERCIAL
TRUST COMPANY
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CITY HALL SQUARE
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BLACKMAILER'S TERM
CLOSES KLIPPER CASE
Three of Chicago Cany; Now
Serving Sentences Tor Swin
dling Alt. Holly Woman
-eiiteilC tif two lei.ls to, , .ilRe
In, iji. convicted In New- Wirk for bl.icl,
nialliiiK and ltlduapiilni; Mrs KcR'na
Clipper, u resident o' .Vlouut Ilullv,
.1 is the climax of a three- eai battle
h the "!ov eminent to land the leaden
of ih Du-cnlled 'rnleaijo blackmailers
in pilfon. Two of the otlur leaders -William
Ilutler. foiuiiil.v of this tily.
aid Kdvwild louoliiif -ate liovs scrvlnB
teinm in the Atlanta IMiiteiitl.il.
1'osIiik as npii -cnt.itlMs ot the l"e
partmeut of Justice, lrwln, Honohui
and Itutbr obtained 5500 fiom Mis Klip.
per, undir tlinat that slit, would bo1
air. etel on a n-rlotis .haiKi Tho thue
men dtsjil.iid b.ulu'iM ami told her that
unless alio pavr ibeni ".100 hhe would
bo h.nl to pi Iron,
HiiiliiK the time tli it the swindleis
negotiated Willi the woman the Pd lur
.Into the loirld i ot the 1-Vdelnl lllllld-
tii lute., anil told h i u I nllid Statej.
i 'oiinnl .dinner was Bitting upstalis nail
to bear the cum .
lOllhu; one of tlloje ViMitr. to tllvlVd
rr.il ItullilliiB. Jlr... Kllpticr went to n
loi.il haul, and 'lieu mil J.'."" wlilih
lie b. inileil over to Irwin.
flr Mr K llpi'-r iim-nl tin mwIii-iller-
lo Ibe Cidtr.il autlior'lles, -.he
was followed lo Ww Villi Later she
was trailed to Ibis ell
Montreal, wheie ftie v as
onr for two weeks
and then to i
kipt ii nils-
ROY ADMITS STEALINC
MONEY FOUND IN SHOE
I'ather Discovers Theft on Way to
Cobblet.s Camden T.ud.s
Helil
Tlilii-llvi. dollnis in ,i slioii that
needed lepalrltiK led to the nncM this
nun nliiK of two fninden Imijh, both under
tvielvo veain of npe, accused of eteallmr
linn, Tlie arc Joseph .M.irinl, Second
and Line stie.is and I'ennle H.irlna.
Tlilid mid 1'lni Mn-els,
AiiKtln M.irinl. father of one of the
lads, found tho inonev wlulo ho was
iiifi)lin; u pair of shoes lo a sboe
m.il.ei. Ire lenaiis. and it soon developed
bv tho confession of his son that Ibo
l'lnd Ualiy Alive in (irip
NfirrMimit, I'ii., Marih 12 A new-i
'bom baby Kirl. alive and healthy, was (
found this n.ornlnir Inilosed in u strip
I Ivlns ou .1 pile of refuse 111 the ie.il of
the Hnrtranft Hotel, on Main stieet,
and taken to the Homo of Detention
The pollco are It In;: to llnd lli niother.
Will Lecture on Classic Italy
An Illustrated lecturo dcallnu with
tho architectural and other n lies of ,
Italv's classic times villi ho slven by i
Dr. Walton ltiooks MeDanlcl at the
I'nlversity Museum, Thirty-third and
Sniuco stieets, this afteinooti, at li-tlu
o'clock. Tho subject of tho uddress, the
t . .. ...,.. ..r ...I.....1 l..
se I'llli.'llin " . i'iuito '. o. ,,.... . .-
tores is "Model 11 llenillldci S of ticicllt
.H..-. .V .- "--
Ital
STOTESBURY APPEALS
TO BANKS TO AID U. S.
Urges All to Become Members I
of Federal Reserve and Help
in Loan Campaign
I "I-iiImh the ncoule otllio Unlled States I
LllieSS II1C pcuim. vi .
successfully support tJio next t.ll.ert
Lo.ni, vie, lis h imtlMi. nre beaten.
.-..,- i., i. iiti.n sounded by 1
T. siotcUury in " appe.u lor un i ......
. - .. ..it nt.ii
.Mphln tank- ,,rufl TT'l pi.
become membrts of the 1 ul-ral l.e-
MllSir-,SiutBdlo.v.rlnV.a
tiust tomimiiy lic.iu m "- m ""'
,tltutlon In faor of ,''1"i"01of,:
tltlcate of Indebtcducsi wlilelt Ha Cox
el nment is about to nuiLe. I hems cer-
nment is uboui to nil " - i
tinc.iles ato converleil lira -
after the loan N floated.
... a., .n. lnl lnt tut o is to he
HOi'llOx llll. COllVlTleil llll" UUIIU Ull I
nfi.p ii. lu.ui U tloutcil.
lntlttitloiis to be-
In urnltiK nii.iin.ui
roine a inrt of thu Itewno Kjstuii. Mr.
Stoteshur'y pointed out Hint onlv siv
'..t .1,1 in.,1 H and tlut conipanlw In thu
liv nr meinbtrs
"..t. .".... f.i!r t.'.r the larac companies
,-. r..r' tlie ntbels." be s.lld
' ... ...,,.1 nl.t i
Ml PI1UUIU
be llbeial and come In. Wo have Rot
to help tho i !ov eminent with our money
or fall In our effort to win ilemociacy
for the world. Wo mUFt luduie the
People to buy thrift stamp- war-iliiE
.tamps and l.lbeity Hands, and we
banktrs iiiii1 buy i.rtltlealis of In
debtedness or ilse the lloveiumein can
not buy ships, munitions and the food
required We tieid more than the sup
port of the bauki, we need the Mippoit
of everj man in the bank. If we per
mit the ne.t Liberty Loan to fall wo.
us n nation, ale beaten Tin lonner wc
iiiul. rMnnil that the better
WOUNDED MAN WANTS
CIGARETTE ABOVE ALL
i
So Declares Trooper Clayton,
Who's Ueen Through 11.
"Alolting Pot" a Success
' Wfien ii i ..in I weumUd P t 1 1 a
ill Ink 01 beliii made coiutortablo that
tho fillow wants- It's e .iKirette. Why.
I have seen men trade awav a d.i's
latlons for a pack of rlK.iretti '
So declines Tiooper .1. I!. i'Ialpn. of
tho Thirteenth I.lhr Horse Min bine liuli
Section of the Australian linpcil.il
forces.
Tro'Hioi i atr.n aw eiUv in I let
in. in New liulue.i. ni Calllpoll and In
Trance, lit has be a uoundcl twice and
K.isi d, the ilnal eserlemo lue.Miael
talliiK him tot iinilier h.riic. He was
In tho .11 mi tin. and on -half c,iru. vins
l."7 il.i. in .01 lo heiiiie and went
"over tin top "leulern time.
"Win u in o ii (i.il was wounded and
dilliC t Ii. Id Ills head In tn lap frit
ileieri imtir and durins lh.it time bo
w iinlcd untiling but u cigarette ' In -aid
tod, iv. "Mi. nookcd Miiitliiunush until
be died. I'.etween pulfs he would talk of
his niotlu r, but alwas ho tmoked
"The 'inciting pot' canipalcn will be
glorious sueceFS heniuse It Is o vioith.
HclleM. me. I kiion what It means to
Imvo a 'fan' when a fellow Is woitndrd
and miserable, or Just plain 'blue'"
A plea for money lor the "meltltiff pot"
has been made bv Miss Anna i" C'at
toll on bihalf of the ocetse.is tonm.iltee
Cf tho lhnerKencv Aid
SPROUL TO ANNOUNCE
STAND AT RECEPTION
Candidate Expected to JlaUo Public
His Platform at Swartlunoio
Meeting
The pl.ttto'ni nit whieli State Senator
William i' Sprout villi run for tho Ite
piihllcau nomiuallon for Hoviruor iirnb-
aiH win oe nnuoimciti in nun on
Lieutenant (lovernor P'rank 11 Mci'laln
and Or llussell 11 tinell Charles Ii.
Jo co Is chairman ot tho committee on
arrangement?
Would Dissolve Company .
NorrMimii, l'u., M.uch 12 A petl- '
tlon hap been tiled In eourt iixkliiK for I
the dissolution of tho Wjoinlns Mills
I'ompany, which for jears ojierated a
knit goods mill at the foot of Swede
street, Norrlstown I
ROOFING
MATERIALS .
i.. n. nKiitiER co., no y. : mnr.r.r
viiiri IM0II Jtarkft ftS4
n it'iinrio n in t'u isiui'ii i i nui 1111
CONVICTS WANT YARN
TO KNIT FOR FIGHTERS
1000 at Eastern Penitentiary
Yearn to Aid Men in Trench
and Turret
VAN"ll.li inly r j,, ,i , , r,
t0 ,.!, f(p ll(lr roul,r, fuNVll'I.S.
inrn Ih needed iitKviitly (it tlio K.ikt
orn Penitential y to Kitlcfy the jcarnltiR
of the lotivlctn tlicro to do ronntliluc tor
their country lit war
Tho icon inrn nmllned lu-hliul Hie
Kl'll M.llls 1,1 t.lu Institution ll.lVC
picked thcmFil.H ti vvotU for tti'J
tlitiUMUidH of ntrli vilm .ire IlKhline fl
Unclrt S.llil. Til., ftl.ilir.. U , ntiilitlnmil.
11 IH-IR'IIUS UIIOll llll' lllllll'. UIO IUUIIU
mut Bupply the r.u iniiteri.il
Yam Is what l wanttil, and wanted
quick. Willi lliln i.iw niatiri.il the men
behind tho bars propose to tutn out
thoUMiiids of hocLb, muuimh. Mur mid
'other nrtlclen own week fir the men
In the tienchei nmf turrets The pilwitrt
lililluml ,..11........... i1c1, Imtf FltP.
...tuc.M i.,..i-.'..,i i ...i......
tilshcd the Itnl Cio.s with many war-
aid aitlcles, slab as nicks. knltllilK nee
dles and Ii.iiii1.ikcs but the output can
be multiplied nun) times over, iicenid
InK to Wat den McKcnty, if tb publli
will co-opei.ile with the convicts.
WAR SAVINGS STAMP
SALES STH.E ADVANCE
Poutoflleo l)lspoes of More 'limn
RIO.OtMl Wortb in Single
Day
'I lie toi.il i,ih. of w.u .iMOSf iiiuil
ami thrift Mumps in Philadelphia lo
date as n port' il b lite 1'i.dcial Kenrvc
Hank ai .. .
VV'nr l iMiiRs tiii ii- 'il.l .1 Till "32. il
War s ii ti i .tun ps mi i ensign .,.
meat to i suns . !!iD'V'2Jl
Tlirlfi ft.inic sul.l ts. ,10, .i.i
fhrtfl slatiiD en rnnsiKinii ii.
to luuiii. ipinosuti
To telllie md.K estuUll lll.'Jst llll
Antonio Itoli; ,1 LaiiKsdoir, clear
makers. :itf North Seventh street, un
uouiicid tod.i that the bad urbanized
a vi ar tavlus so, i. t.v iiinotii; llu-ii cm
liloies Nathan Tanner, n tblileeu-. n -old
ltov h'coilt. who Ives ut iSll'i UoliMir
stnit, will iiddiess tho i-liy lliisin ss
Cluh at Its wnklv luui'licon Mond.i at
the Ailplplila Hon l ami vviu uiko me
inembels of the ilub to buj w.ir-K.ivlnns
stamps
WOOD1UJRY WILL EIGHT
HIGHER TROLLEY FARES
New .loi.-ey I it Sa.vs lis Sctvice Is
Pooiesl on (.'ouipiin.v
Lines
priitrsl i. .i i.i nmp"srl iniira-
III trollov fan will I" 111"! I" Wood
bun N .t vvlihb nun es the fill. In
Seree f'ni polatiou ol fill tilslntn; Wood
burv and . but nlili Hi 'l" l
ervlce on It . Ilia
At ii iii tal nn. tliiK of tip. 'Mi i "tin
ell Cltv Solicit!! Tiank Tuvi' was .Ii-
in ted to llle ll pioli-l with ti" run
HTtHitlcs I'oiiiinsioii, ai 'lienloa
'I Inn
e flol
d.iv. asalnst the ptoposed liuiiu
a fi-ei ut to u T-eent Inn
Tho elly contends tb.it Ki.intinK tin
Ini re.ise would annul the fratieblsi
Krauted the coiup.uiv by the til In till
Mavor Samuil I..uld and I'ouncilmiii
William II Dutlleld and 1 r .Mitchell,
tndav iib-ertPtl that the cit had never
tnjoyed an of tbe malnti nance Im
provements which the company 1,'uve us
its icason for asking a 1 si in fares.
Doctor's Drafted Son Itetitrned
nrrllnuii, l'n Jlarth 12 I lean
A Wilson, a f-on of lir. D. V. A ilson
of Norrlstown. the tlrt man draft, d
into the Vnlted Slates set vice lo Ni r
rlstowp, bis been returned fiom C'linip
Meade as unnt for sirvice. lie jiassi il
examination In Norilslown and was n. .
ifpted at I'uinp Meade. Iteceulli b
developed tin ailment and upon rc-e-ninlnatinu
was njected und sent lionie
W A N T 13 D
ioo iioo poumle. ten rut. iln2
M oil! .
ll llll I I
i.nn ell ' ellr, IHH'I'' ,iiii r
liool sllrtcM.
lottuti, djllnil.l
Itts ll?ll,lj.
I ll Vs. . ill ( 1.1 ;
f (iniml.liill Vleriliinl
.Ini-terilsm. N. V.
To Secretaries
and Stenographers
Tha Dictaphone Increases your
value to your employers and to
yourselves. The Dictaphone Sys
tem enables you to write from 50
to 100 per cent more letters in a
day, at one-third less cost per
letter. This means less overtime
work and better pay for you.
THE
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LADY HOBOES ANGRILY
SPURN NEW JERSEY !
State No Place for Friends of
Idleness, With Compulsory
Work Law Now in Effect
The I'hll.idelplil.t biiillch of llobortteH
lias bun uiMtil7eil, with the iniilti pl.wlt
In it pliitfoim: Kreti out of I'liimlrii
l'or New .Wsey, bo It l.tinvvn, Ii tir
longer mi 111 place for tho l,nl holm
with ii predlketlon to Idlenen- If is
BolliB to bo sludlutfly avoided lij tlui
half nilllliin inenibtM of the peripatetic
liolio trust, until tlieies none irpenl of
the latest nntlloalliitf edict from (lowr-
nor l.dire. whl.'a koch ho fur ns in.tu.illy
to proMde liilinr and lead ou up to It.
It mal.es no Ulfttri-iuii to the Iml)
hobo or her brother, Wanileiliii; Willie,
either, that the in w law mallei, no In-
Minus class ill'ttiKtlnn', nluilni,' ulIKe
lit members of the Wauil.Tliip I.eaKiie
and Xci 3tivy'h mot arlitorrutlc
felons of i lubdoin. Ai his new Job of
wateilnir lettuce heads In- inav wml; side
'iy l-lilo with Jounn illltidfte, r,f the Mil,
N SINCE
ALTAR AND CHANCEL FURNISHINGS
Re ad i up Desks
Crosses
Cruci fixe s
Va s e s
$0&Vetliiesdau'H SpecialslQ
w
Lovely New Models
Sale of Dresses
fiuludiiif Rich Silks and Crepes
rM" fasS
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in
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4 R $
.Vo Charge for Alterations
AI Un
Market Corner
The Comfortable Way
to Get Out the Mail
Under pressure the dictator has a great advantage. He can shoot his
dictation as fast as thoughts and words can fly, and get back accurate
letters. He can dictate to The Dictaphone whenever it is convenient.
A Dictaphone operator writes us: "I like The Dictaphone because tho
dictation is clear and lies under my control. If too rapid, I can reduce
it to a speed comfortable for transmission."
Dwell on that fact. The Dictaphone means smooth, comfortable work
for the operator. Yet her speed and production are half again greater
than when she had to write each letter twice.
Phone or write today for a demonstration in your office.
mTTflPAVJE
Registered la the U. S. and Foreign Countries
Phone Maainn2Uo5 KeyTtone .Call at 924 Chestnut Street
Write for booklet, "The Man at the Desk," Room 301, 924 Chestnut St., Phila.
It b M DlcUpW ualtu ll b UalMrLl "The DUUpkoa"
Slilrt Glltedces, ilon'chtr know. Sill'
work .'s work, however fine the society.
Tlicro Ik a certain teMo nnd vleorou
rlnjf about tho now IMgo proclamation
that BtrlkeV terror to tho heart of Jcr
ey Joe. Xo nebulous Job out In Ohio
can provlda nn nllhl. When employment
It not Immediately llble, tho new law
rend, it will bo protldcd by tho State.
What could bo more lnconldcrute7 And
tho penally Ik three months In Jail or
$100 line or both with a stronB uccent
on tho 'both '
Able-bodied innlm betwicn elshtecn
and fort -llxo arn the onc alined at, but
ko Ktromt In the bond .between thn ladles
mid KiiIkIiIm of tho road that tho flrnt
ieicilutloii adopted by tlui hobocttes was
tho following, iim before minted, 'Turn a
coM shoulder on Xew JorW."
$l'.ooo.ooo v. s. s. soi.i) iii:ki:
i.f QTnn nnn U'..ii Itiwnncn.l nf nl
Alioilt fciiJO.UUU NOU.1 Ulcposetl Ot nl
Diancli I'ostolliccs
nf the 3(.000,000 wouh of thrift
stiiiupo which the t'nltdl States Goern
nii'iit proposes to pell In this city, about
r.'.iHii'.oon worth of stamps hae already
bten sold litre
Assistant rostluaster John ('. Lister
ntinoiiuicd today that of thu $2,000,000
vtortb of stamps Mild In this clt, about
700,ooo worth were old ut tho different
postotlli t br.uubCK
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llnlt'P til' hi t ii I rods, nl' II
IS
ww ol niock'ls, fnsli from the
L'lT'atpsl designers the exceud-
iny;l popular surjju laillours and
a brilliant variety of the new(
Spriiijf silks.
Soft Crepe de Chines
Human Stripe Silk Taffetas
Trim Serges Sat ins
Dozens and dozens of modelsi
a variety of colorings almost"
bewildering trom strictlv tai
lored to dressy afternoon stylesC
including the wanted Bolero,
Eton, Vest and Tuxedo. Surplice
and Russian Blouse effects.
Fashion
Shop )
Twelfth Street M
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Last Week!
It's Now
or Never!
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Get a couple of Suits
and an Overcoat
in this Big Perry
House-Cleaning Sale
of Remainders of our
$30, $28, $25 and
$22.50 assortments
Now at the One
Uniform Price
$20
JWorth while?
Well! Their dupli
cates next October
will cost you around
$30 to $40! The men"
who halve the cost of
living by prudent
buying are cashing in
on this sale !
CJ This Week Onlv! '
J Belter gel busy!
Perry's
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Vetr lllltftry Concara
Miouhlrr.,) long lapels; top
pocketn tlappeil ; bottom pock
ets slashed: mtus waist lines;
lrlir-eam tiacU.
Another New One
for Spring '
at Perrys
f Snappy, isn't it!
Makes you feel fit
and fine as you
square your shoul
ders, and note their
Concave Military
curve, their general Jl
iviiuiary xrimncsa j 3
fS TVTnr new thinwrmVn
for this Snrintr than ... r
we could tell you'
about in a nape of r
talk. Come in and
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see them! .
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