WVRKiraj ijrrm fJ-TrVvwW?.
Br
Z
JJ. S. WIRE LEASE
! PROPOSED IN BILL
Operation of Telegraphs and
- Telephones oy rostomce
r. . l. t !-.i
M jjeparimem jtiuviuuu
Fir Wnelilnglnn, March 20.
iS1 1 ..II .-I..........1.I.. --.l
i 'A l)j 10 leueu ail ivickiui'iiiu mm
?tleDhonlc agencies to be operated unacr
K&the Postofllce Depaitment was Intro-
:f : a in thn Mount! tills afternoon tiv
m auctu ... - --- -
fw Jleprcsentatlo Illlllard, of Colorado,
W "Instead of direct compulsory pur
tr chants." eald IteprescntatUo Illlllard,
I" "this bill proposes a icu.no unncr cini
at L..i Hnnmlii. and thus eliminates tlio
it necessity of largo financing by pur-
.. ditse.
'TO BOia llllllllltll'0 luut rl'aimw
,ii-otlmr nreanlzitlons. which en
fe n treat waste, It merges and unifies
them all in U10 poumi Bisiini uy uining
lease of the telegraph and telephone
net or k. Tho owners will become lessor
t the Goiernmetit and be paid a rentU
u 'Just compensation,' nubstantlally ns
IS being done with tho railways. By
tllmlnatlng the vHe of three extra
orjanliatlons, the serV Ice can be reduced
n a minimum of expense."
EVENING" PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2&, 1918
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DON'T SWALLOW
MILK; CHEW IT
oil!" fcB nXW'J'Z ntiicln will
limn lultlu- t,,if '.op Ww I'l 'Me rof.
HOOVER HOLDS WHEAT
PRICE IS HIGH ENOUGH
CAMDEN FETES THREE
SCHOOLBOY SOLDIERS
By J. H. KELLOGG. M. n t.t. n
A WOItD should be said about how to
" tako milk. It hould bo eaten, not
swallowed as a becragc.
Alt food needs to bo masticated. The
calf nnd the nursing1 Infant ihew rulllc.
-..u movements or the Jaws nnd tho
sucking mocments executed bv .n in.
fant In nursing Induce nn abundant flow
01 saliva wh ch. mlxlne- uiih n. ...m.
properly dilute. It and to h high degree'
promoter Its dlgonion.
iiiiK. wnpn HUD nu.. -- .. I
Is likely to form" In tho Ttomach UrVe
3" 'mrd 5,"ru. which aro icry slowly
?.ft- " .M,a.ny ',"''on, who surfer from
ta King milk In this way Imaglno them
selves to be unablo to tako milk and
so abandon Its use.
Milk should bo sipped slowly nnd with
a sucking movement of tho throat, so as
to secure a liberal admixture of saliva:
py this meani tho formutlon of hard,
Indlgeitiblo curds may be' prevented.
Milk also must be taken In right
quantities and In right oomblnatons It
cannot he denied that milk digests belter
when token by Itself or In very slmpli
combinations than when mixed with u
largo arlety of other foodstuff.
In somo lnstance-f a largo quantity
of milk Is more easily digestible than
a small quantity. When tho stomach
produces a largo amount of highly acid
gastric? Juice, tho curds formed when a
small amount of milk Is taken will be
large and lough, where is If a larger
amount or milk. Is taken the curds formed
will bo smaller and also softer
It Is, of rour&c, Impossible for the
stomach to mako gastric Juice that Is at
once suited for tho dlgetlon of meat
n..A - ll.. -II II III.
am iui me illKUtuun UI Illlltf
When milk Is largely used us a nutri
ent tho rest of tho diet should consist
chief! V of frulls nnd vprotnlilpM for tlii
... I, i.. 'i... i.. 1.. T .... ... . .
H sucic uiai may rcsun in ihjihk uomu reason mat miiK contains an excess or
EV what was to havo been his Initial pro- I lime and Is deficient In potash and toda,
Action for the Flm National Uxhlbl- " ". - V.T.. '"',"., "'"
I abundant In fruits and veretablcs und
' particularly m In the potato.
A diet consisting exclusively of milk
I nnd cereals Is less satisfactory. Such
ii diet often gives rise to Mtiryv In In
fants. Cereals nro deficient In the alka
line elements that are needed to lieu.
trallro acid products e2velop;d In the
bony.
Food Director Expects No
Serious Shortage After
Two Months
OT'S DEVELOPMENT
HALTS CHAPLIN FILM
I I, Comedian's Favorite Canine
fe Actor Grows Too Fast for
rhi Pictorial Purposes
Bv the Photoplay Editor
& Charlie Chaplin Is up ugalnst Itf
hrt king of comedlana has strutk an ob-
Tho
tVnililnnlnn, March SO.
When tho discussion of tho prlco of
wheat opened In tho Senate this aft
ernoon, thero was Information In tho
hands of many Senators, coming direct
trom Herbert C. Hoover, Federal food
administrator, to tho effect that an In
crease over the prho of wheat set by tho
President would bo unjust to tho con
sumer.
Mr. Hoover has let Senators under
tland that he has Information which
shows thero will bo no serious wheat
sliortago In this country after tho next
two months. According to figures com
plied for tho food administration thero
Is a larger wheat ncrcago planted this
ear than ever before. k
Tito food administration takes the po
sition this was dono with tho price fixed
ut.$.', and If agltntloti fur nit Incrcaso
over the President's prlco of K.iO con
tinues. It will result In tho wheat being
held on the fnrms.
11 Is understood there have been home
Might differences between Mr. Hoover
and home of the members of tho Scnalo
Agrlculturo Committee on tho matter.
Mr. Hoover has been cxpicted to appear
at tho hearings and glvo his sldo of the
controversy, but he has never nppeareel
Tills, It Is said, U duo to tho fact he
was not anxious to mako n public state
ment. asserting his theories wcro based
on nn International Flluatlou which
lannot bo dlschwcd
Members of tho (.ommlttco aro said
to have Insisted upon u public state
ment. However, Mr. Hoover bus held
a number of Informal conferences with
members of tho Senate and has spread
Ills views.
Students In Blp Parade and "Send-
Off" for Enlisted Comrades,
Star Athletes
Threo olghtccn-j car-old Camden High
School students Charles Hender, Paul
Magco and George Grcnnrt received a
rousing "send-off" this afternoon when
they left for Fotress Monroe. V, where
iney win enter inc count artillery corps
training school. All three oung men
are well known In Pnmrlpn nna wnrn
Readers In high school athletics. Render
s a son or ueorge ucnacr. Councilman
from the Ninth Ward.
Hundreds of Camden cltucns Joined In
the long lino of students, who, headed
bv tho high school band, proudly encort
ed ihelr patriotic fellows to tho station.
Tho parade followed tho Important
streets of the ciljr. The jouths enlisted
yesterday.
COAL PROFITS TO STAY,
DESPITE PROMISED CUT
CARUSO SUBMERGED
IN MONTEMEZZI OPERA
Mardones and Muzio Out
shine Great Tenor in "Love
of Three Kings"
WORK OF SIGNAL BEAUTY
Titn t.ovi: or Tiintin kisos oner in
thre Rctn. bv Pm Pencil M""1"" !'
llMltr Montemeul, Munasrme nt, Me trnnoli.
tan Operu Company. Metropolitan Ouera
Houae.
AnliltmMo io" M"rdnni
pHiiUle Ainlu
rairico lbtu
. .AnBfln Itsrtl
,1'lftro Allltlulo
Olaudlo Mullo
Illfn Knnilers
Miirl TlfTHIIV
,I.II Itolion
. .Ceell ArJcn
Lewis Notifies Dealers to Pay 25-
Ccnt Rebate to Consumers
for Huulinir
Pcsplto the promised reduction In tho
cost of coal for the public, i!3u coal
ueaicrs in the city vvctc notified today by
Francis A, Lewis, Philadelphia fuel ad
ministrator, that their gross margin of
J2 r.o a ton will not bo Interfere! with.
Contrary to the practice of tho fuel
administrator's office tho full text of
tho letter was ii'J made public ths time.
The letter. It wrj said, aho urged coal
dealers to become members of the Phil
adelphia Coal l.'xchango and Informed
them that thev will bo requested tp allow
(onsumers who haul their own coal at
leust u twenty-flve-cent rebste.
J1ILL10N TO JEWISH CHAIUTY
1 tors' Circuit and ttartlng all over again
,' on a new story For tho first tlmo In
hla film career tho famous nrtlil Is
ttuck. and all on account of n dog
not a regular high-class blue-ribbon
tanlne, but a common over J day mon
pet When Charlie started to produce his
fjrst plcturo ho was Inspired by a little
dog. It was a tiny. Hungry, tuny, stray.
tklnny animal, with uhlverliiK body nnd
i.lt .I..I im IiaIiiiabii ItJ lerfj In Irlin I
"" "' "1 . ' 1 :.T.J.i' . ... Wht cause, iinulna pectoris?
t.t, CUr ciyie. no ryru ci cu jtiinviii tum l II J
lJJ. .. .!. .. 1 .1. . 1. ..It. 1. nil .. . . ... 1 ... .
ft ns lwiiiia Ht. iiiiiiiuii mat. v. u.ii no o iinrnoninc ot tno arioripsor ine iteari.
f UlLtaCllU uiiu iiy uviuiiiiucu tiiu tivti- i i iiu lira ut iuiirtniF m unn in itm uiui,
-re, common causes. TIip dls(.iBC Is erv
f Vnt iniie- nftrr the comedian nn. much more common In men than It la
I nounced "uiatarthe wu.dTroTuco "A " . ' !"S.1 L' '"JSJi J'.K,.
S Dogs Life" nnd tint his chief support from tho colon
K IMS to 00 inc stray annual Alio uuh
wis christened "Mutt" and at onco Curvature at the Spine
,v tiefan his duties ut the Chaplin plant whit trentnunt wouM vo'i nilvlfi for
lH rfl-fitfl.r Wltll lintirilC. rnrLmo ui urn ot'iti-3 n ",-1t ' . i:1" .;;.'"
TViIb wAAlr 41in t rirtirtifli ti rtlt.nrtv iril 1 "'
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Angina Pectoris
sins r.nr.aonv
that there were a number ot scenes
I ihould .uKNo that she bo nut under
osteopathic treatment hue ricecis gm-
K uhlch should havo been taken five weeks j nastic- treatment to strengthen the
t KKO, out which iiau uec-n lurKuiicn ne 'muscles ot tile oouy ll im- nunirr i
$ called for a "set" und "Mutt" and was sttetided to ut ence blie will be taved
bout to photograph the missing scenes. . from being a life-long cripple.
AIICI1 Viiaiiiu iiiivi a, ouiiiiECi -u iuii,ci
i was the mongrel the pathetic and ln-
fc. aplrlng "Mutt" of weelts ago, but now
tVlt was a great, big, overfed, lazy, unat
tractive hound.
) The distress call has gone out from
studios In an effort to get
Menthol and Alcohol to Relieve Pain
Would ou recommend th u of menthol
nni alcohol os an outward iippllcntiop for
pain? M, I- W.
It Is si very superficial leniedy. It
acts only a erv short time, and while
It Is not par'icuiariv narmtui tor Biipep
CAUGHT BURYING MAN
KILLED IN A FIGHT
Mysloiy Surrounds Crime in Shcn-
niuloah One Victim Dyinu
in Hospital
rellvlllf. I'n. Mulch 1!0 PnlliiMiion
arretted Joseph rrlllo this morning ns
ho was about to burv a dead man In n
ehimn of buvhes The victim had been
Killed In n light at Shentndoah cMer
day Another pitrtli'lpint In the affray
Is dvlng In the htatc Ilorpltal at 1 oun
tain Spilrgs.
The dead man waa Carmine Oaidos
dlnl and the other Is Dominic Ingegul
ardl Tho to came from Amsterdam,
.V V, live dis ago In ipicl of work,
they had announced
llesldes Crlllo 11 number of others
have been nrre-ded. but tho nollco have
not divulged the Identity ot the pre
miers There Is much inyatei surround.
Ine tho crime.
"WOMAN SUES CAR COMPANY
Mrs, Blanche Osden Asks 950,000 for
Permanent Injtuics
New York Banker Makes Large Be
quests to Organizations
New York. March 20 Gifts of more
than $1,000,000 to Jew Mi charities are
made In the will of l.udwlg Dreyfus,
member of the banking firm of Oold
man. Sachs & Co, who died on March
G la-t at his home, 018 fifth avenue
The largest bequests weie made bv
Mr. Dreyfus In giving three-fourths of
Ihc residuary ectate, more than J'lOO.nno
lo tho United Hebrew Charities to es
tablish a fund to advance money to per
sons to enable them to becomo self
supporting. Tho remaining fourth Is left to tho
Federation for the Support of Jewish
Philanthropic Societies for tho general
purposes of the oigaulzatlon
FREE ROADS FOR AUTOS
State Orders New Trucks and Cars
Be Passed With Licenses
HarrMiurx, March 20 Highway
Commissioner O'N'cll has requested po
lice authorities not to prevent tho pas
sage through Pennsylvania of any new
trucks or cars which nro being sent
over htalo ltlghwas For weeks nu
merous ttuck-s have been coming from
Ilchlgatii Ohio and other States through
Mflntndo
AVIln
1 1 imlnla , ...
A Youth
Horn
AneftM
A Vounfr Woman,
An Old Woman,
A tfhfnhrit ..
Conductor rtoherlo Moramoni.
Period In tho Middle Aim, forty liars
after n barbaric lavnalon.
Art I A apaelous hall In a medieval
cnatle In f remoto part of Ilab
Act "J Terrac on the rantle wall.
Act 3 Crpt In the riitle ihapel.
Artl'ts of fairly recent reputntlon car
tied off tho honors In the most Impres
sive of modern Italian operas, Monte
mczzl's "t.ovc of the Three King"," given
last evening nt the Metropolitan Opera
House. The eNquloltc, tragic beauty of
Sent BenclH's masterly libretto, for
which the composer has written a subtly
Impressionistic Fcoro demands accom
plished actors as well ns singers. The
ornato convention of old-fashioned
opera are altogether out of place amid
the very genuine poetic nnd "atmos
pheric" allurement of this line work
These considerations were keenly real
ized by Joso Mardones, the admirable
basso, late of the Boston company, nnd
Claudia Muzio, both operatic factors of
comparatively new repute mat iney
domlmted ii performance In which I'.n
rlio Caruso was the heialded star Is
valid testimony of their artistry.
Spimr Mardone's brooding King Archl-
baldn, the blind monarch, whose mental
. . . . . i i- ...... ....ii.i. .... ,.
Vision 13 lis picrcuiK aim iciiiuiu no u.
Damascene blide, was a dramttln por
trait of magisterial utature Vocally his
contribution eloquently proclaimed hlj
ntnesa for the imstlc. half-Dcbutsycan,
half-Wugnerlan, ultra-modern score. He
should mike iv wonderiuuy eneciivo w
kael If the Metropolitan ever decides to
stnge "Pelleas rt Mellsande."
The Flora, evnosure of the regal trio,
was simply and unaffectedly conceived,
histrionically without startling brll
ltancv, et nlwavs tourchlngly keyed to
the poetic content Her IvrlclBin, how
ever, had tho authority, tho sweep and
iim luster of rich resourcefulness, and
her share In the passionate Trlstau-llko
eplsodo of Act 2 was Instinct with
radiant musical enchantment.
In the fico of such artistry, the great
est tenor of the age plaed unquestlon
nblv a i-evondary role, not through any
dlniunltlon of tonal gifts, but rather be
cause his adaptability for a lvrlco
ilramatlc work of this typo Is question
able. His ambition to experiment with
such a field was, ot course, lauaame ami
bespoko commendable) zeal Once before.
In Now York, he niauo tne attempt in
Puccini operas, can seldom be showily
revealed In this score. Appreciating this
ho attuned his lyricism to MontcmezxVa
requirements and his excellent singing
throughout was characterized by pro
found artlstlo respect for them.
nut this performance will probably
add little to his popularity. This opera
of shadowy, somber figures lies beyond
tils province ot spectacular vocal splen
dor. Tenors with Inferior natural assets
can easily surpass his Avlto, asOlovannl
Zenatello has proved on two previous oc
slons here.
Pasqualo Amato, who acted with con
vincing sincerity, once more exhibited
those distressing tonal lapses so painful
to nscrlbe to a once super baritone. Tho
stiglng, although pretentious somehow
lacked the ominous medieval flavor
which the Boston company's settings Im
parted to this highly distinctive nnd Im
portant contribution to contemporary
opera. Mr. Moranzonl, the conductor. Il
luminated Montemezzl's marvelouslv
marshaled harmonies nnd wraiths of
thrilling melody with magical Inspira
tion, ii. T. C.
HENRI SCOTT SOLOIST
FOR MATINEE MUSICAL
Vera Baratow, Admlrablo Violinist,
Also Featured on All-American
Program
Henri Scott, the well-known bass
baritone, formerly of tho Philadelphia
and Metropolitan Opera Companies, and
Vera Darstow, a talented American vio
linist, were the featured soloists In a mis
cellaneous program given In tho ball
room of the Uellevue-Stratford by the
Matinee Musical Club. The program
was constructed In conformity with the
patriotic policy of the club this sea
son lo give "All-American" concerts,
both us to composers nnd soloists.
The war noto was sounded by Mr,
Scott In John Alden CuTiienter's up-to-the-trench-llne
ballad "Khahl Sam
my.' which was given with a dash
and swing.
Mr Scott was In excellent voice,
which means that his tonal effects were
suave und Konorous und that his enun
ciation made every word of the ser
nacular understandable. He also sang
ti
Carpenter's "The Day" U We,',
Nicholas Douty's'lnpfrewtlnlr -TlSi
ot Joy." Cadman's "Itequlwicar MM
Itogera'g "War" In the wealth of Mi
other offerings. '
Miss Dkrstow Is Verv svll juh
violinist technically and she plays
icriuiK mia unuerflianainff. jfer
rlpal number was Mrs. It. H. A. H
.-sonata, opus s, wnich Is more
teresting as an exposition of com
uuiiMi nniii mini nn pure music
Daratow's numbers wen mnr t
citing Lnd armeallnr from their varlat
and melody, They wero well chosen aS ,
well plavcd " v"
i wo ot camme iecnwer compoaf'
i Hn
tlons, "Impatience," and "Caprice." we , - ;
played by Kmllle Prlcke Leaner, ' v ,
pianist who has a fine talent, that' .',-,
nrougut out tne musical values in tM'"s
unpli nf nna ftf 'Phllt.v1lnlilB. .,i , m t.
eminent composers. ,,f (,,9
Mildred Fans, not on the orlrtnat mrfc- r ltta
gram, contributed some solos of rate? idHfl
... ...... .. .tiA (.ll.... . I yH 'If
IU1 lllltlCBL III HH3 MUUIUlim MIIO V. VtH.i '
course sang with her wonted exceeeHM pi
.1.. . tllta Vlnun CJ...ft. . . 431
ariisuy nyi r'ivnwi oimin, ". fAl
lllll'l TiiLniiu w. t"" v M..u lllciovai IH '
Interpreted agreeably worthwhile com- Wl
posicions uy vuiiicii.iniiaif unericmn
composers. "
bull for J.'O 000 peruonal-hijui
ages v.at, entered iigtln''t
dam-
tho .Public
Servlro Itallway Company todiy'ln tho
Camden Court of Common Pleas by
Mrs. Blanche Ogden. of Gloueetter Cltv
Mis. Ogden was Injured February 18
hi manner lather umisutl Just as h
u 4hn Chanltn studl
!.' iMniiMA" tnr- "tiitt" Tho nnunri Vm. flclal nsln. It ought not to be used for
iWitcen finecombed and every dog empo- !"rB,;R,' . ,!f,nBt" of tlmc- fGT " "'"
ff f Hum In Los Angeles searched,-but not ln'uro lno skl"-
Ripe Olives Lard
'. a dog that looked anything like tho one'
t i lmi Insnlrnllnn has hpen found Vniv
FS Charlie has appealed to the public and
nX'inuit wait for a new dog before ho can
i a. I-. . Tw... T l .
JU1IBM V JM& a lillCi
HIGHER DUES OPPOSED
a Miners Discussing Plans to Form
Separate Organization
Ii' Mount Carmel Pa., March 20 Ten
more local unions of the United Mine
Workers of America of district No. 0
an have voted not to pay the 50 percent
l increase in mommy aucs, nna us a con
U. (equence the leaders of the movement
t. ' fitA datarmlnarl Ia enn1 nut s piilili lot
iVlnto districts aOR. 1 und 7 to a seer.
hn the sentiment of the miners there
f (lathe to a benarate organization of
we anthracito miners.
-J, bo rar. thirty-EMen locail unions iine
nhTQLcu w nut, yny iny iiiuicubo in uiuuuiiy
. f
Woman for Pitman Board
m Pitman, y. J., March 20, Mrs. Clar-
aaAce B. Tclrhenor. MomaiA rnndldate.
Kpn a seat on tho local board of educa-
pjnon Dy a margin or live votes. &ne oe-
inatea Ldward Hi Smith, running for
f-tlectlon, by a $te of BO to 45, Dr.
t T) Tlt.lllln. ...X.. .1..,. IIU .V.. ..!..
3i-" miiio naa icncviru txa uic u.nci
KWmber of tho board by sixty-nine votes.
some Instances local authorities stopped
them oeiausu iney iiau no rmraji-
vanl.i license tags.
In a statement todaj, Mr. O .Nell savs:
"Theso new trucks and cars aro being
tal en across the Htate and to the
. ...inns rltles In the Stale In order to
was nllrhtliiB from it trolley car at the .avoid rillroad congestion. Tho Highway
interseitlon or King ana fiercer fctreeta ' commisMoner ia m mr uiniuuu mai u
Pennsylvania on tho way to the sea- . Charpentlcr's ".lullen" Plat failure Is
loard many of tlmin for llm nrmy. I" ' clironlcltcl of that venture. Ills Avlto
rPhiladefyhia Arrivals
at Neiv York Hotels
vv
It O. Ambrose. Brnadwnv neutral.
Mrs. p. b. Arnold. Herald Square.
JJra. W. H. Atwood, Colllnsbwood.
W. H AlnrAn sitll t
Mt.11' u n- Oaird, Flanders.
wtii'w Bul,er' Union Square.
J h-i, -mweii, jr., unainam.
I1) Mrs. J. u. Caldwell. Chatham.
KA; T. Carrls. Cumberland.
Crs. II, Clegg, Navarre.
. v '"'"s. Navarre.
fft1' Cooper, Brortell.
R;-,'- Cordes, Wall
Walllck.
kw'i1' Deltloft' Herald Square.
- T... vGiiui . nrirni
f Mrs. II. Tlftnnn n.l-l.l
K&5" B. Edwards. Walllck.
RiMrS, II. TT nilworilD Ttrnlll.l,.
fC. Fields, Woodward.
'. u. Gilbert. Cumberland.
ML Bradley, Walllck.
?J. Bregman, Breslln.
titi Calhoun, Navarre.
W. VVT Cnmnkall X ...... ...
SlISS H. Dall. WnnrlimirH
(fC O. Dusfln Willi!.. '
I'll C. Tarle l.nn.,'.
Foresman, Park avenue,
i Ii. Fretz. Tnirfi.t
JjC. Jaehel, Navarre.
rV. C. Joehel, Navarre,
5 ' Kle'ei". Continental.
. J. Molr. Navarre, '
'J. Pant. Wain,.!..
'Y'0. Heynolds. Breslln.
In VJ "nior, uumtieriana.
Zt: V? Simpson, Cumberland.
fcff- . smith, Navarre.
BH. W. Ktnrinr. TV.III.1.
B'5 '"i'termn! Breslln."
1'"' wimsott, Hermitage.
r. . Wood, Iongacre.
,-v arad Representatives
IWmbel Brothers. Broadway and
fjy-second street t B. Deal, repre&ent-
' -, uuun, truiiKs. icatner goods.
uomuerir, manufacturer cloaks
sulfa npnn
L5- w Hlrsch Company. M. Hlrsch.
"svr, jobs, cotton waists, 4701
(m avenue, room ?02
kuincniia & Co., si, uutnian, in
a ana, children's coats. 1183 Broad-
a room iOT
NMunu,.JlssAVelss, Jobs fcllkf cot-
: 's, is East Twenty-slxtli street.
Tnch Shop, B, (Iron, ready-to-K.'JMf
Fifth avenue, room 9U.
' Co..' H., Fried, plush ooata,
Are rloo ollvea Injurious to one witd livoo-
aehllll? Mli-S K.
No. It ne olives are a very wholesome
way of taking fat 0110 of the most
wholesome ways. .
Does the uie or lira In lonkinjr navs n
verv utronc tendency tuwaril autolntoxl-
ca Animal fats are much more productive
of putrefaction They encourage putre
faction much more thin vegetable fats.
This waa pointed out by Doctor Combs,
of Lausanne, a number of years ago.
Floating Kidney
la a floating kidney conaldoicd dancemua?
F F n.
o, usually It Is not Sometimes It
Is eo low down that It makes a kink In
tho ureter, a little tube which Is con
nected with the kidney nnd, runs down
to the bladder. When the kidney falls
over and make3 a kink in this tube then
the urine will accumulate nnd tho kid
neys will become enormously swollen,
distended, and wlnt Is known as Dletl's
crisis will be produced, the patient will
suffer greatly and the kldnej,s may be
come cystic.
IcopyriBiui
NEW YORK PREPARES
FOR GERMAN AIR RAIDS
Authorities Organize Special Scjuads
for Picking Up Wounded Bomb-
ing Is Expected
New ork, March 20. Kncmy air
raids over New York are entirely pos
sible. In the opinion of Henry Wood
house, of the Aero Club of America, and
other experts on aircraft. So convinced
are the authorities here that Germany
will attempt such raids for their sen
sational effect, that an organisation Is
being formed, under police supervision,
for picking up those wounded by aerial
bombs.
Dispute of Firemen Costly
Miamokln, Pa.. March 20. While fire-
men were contending for possession of
a Plug. It Is alleged. 11 tire of a trlvlil
.!.,. UIr nonnitted to gain such head
way as to bu: .ut the tops of a row of
four houses, 1: iderlng a like number
At families ho eless. The loss to the
nrooerty reached J3000 and to tho ten
'. innn in furniture nnd Personal
effects. The municipal authorities aro
Investigating.
None Opposes Option Vote
. XT XTnrli snAt n
jllooreiown ... -.. -.-.w.. -j. ---
meeting called by the township com-
mlttce 10 11cm wmjvw.,w.. .. ,-.. -
for a special election to vote on the
subject of local option, no one. appeared
In opposition and the committee fixed
April 16 for the election. There Is but
one saloon In the town and the local op
tion sentiment is largely in tne niajwiw,
the trolley pole t-uildenlv left the wire
One of the guv wires holding tho power
wlro broke This wire In tin 11 caught on
a stieet aic light, which bi calling loose,
foil, striking Mrs. Ogden, she alleges,
on the head and shoulders. She asserts
tho Injuries sustained are permanent.
Philadelphia Girl Weds at Camp
AuKuntn, On., March 20. Miss Dor
othy Loeb of Philadelphia, and lamer
Simons IO8O1 Field Artillery, Camp
Hancock, were piarrled late Monday by
Chaplain Field, of that unit. They aro
to mako their homo in Augusta for th
present.
Describes Canada's Water Power
Joseph N, Oros will deliver a leeturo
entitled "Water Power of Uastern Can
ada" tonight In tho auditorium of the
Y MCA, 1421 Arch street. The pub
lic Is Invited
would bo an Imposition to compel dealers
to take OUl H leu-uunui- uti-iisc iur une
trip."
In Montemezil s opera, warrints a much
happier verdict, but completo success can
not bo recorded of this new achievement
His unromantlc figure, his badly de
signed costumes (for which perhaps ho
ought not personally bo blamed) and
the familiar superficiality of his acting
robbed the ohamctcr of Its exigent ap
peal. The tenor's unapproichablo tonal
opulence, which has full Hwing in the
Guard Against
Neglect to take precau
tionary measures against
infection of wounds -is -most
often due to the ab
sence of reliable antisep
tics. Always have ready
for every emergency a
bottle of
CCucoodlne
M (VAN DYS.B1
A powerful, non-poisonous
antiseptic, which thoroughly
cleanses the parts affected. It
destroys tho harmful germs
and prevents complications.
Glyco - Iodine is especially
pleasing because it is quickly
absorbed, leaving no perma
nent stain. 'It never stains'
nor injures linens.
At Your Druggist,
2 oz. 60c 4 oz. $1.00
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Unusual
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NIGHTGOWNS
of heavy crepe de chine, empire
effect, hemstitched, with
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Formerj) 3.95
2.95
ENVELOPE CHEMISES
of heavy crepe de chine, empire
with Georgette bands.
Formerly 3.75
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Hearing this new Edison wonder in a
darkened room, it Is Impossible to tell that
it Is not the artist In person.
Even when the artist sings in broad day
light side byside w.ith the Edison Ite-Crea-tlori
of tho same artist's voice, no difference
can be detected. ,
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if vou have not heard the New Edison J
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r. A. Mltcliell. 20th CallowhIU Sta.
Supplee HarUWare Co.. 1538 Mirktt St
N Siiellenliura & Co , Kth & .Market Sta
Olmbfl Drothera, nth fc Market Sta.
Strawbrldie t Clothier. 8th L Market fata.
Zimmerman Hardware Co, 431 Market ht.
Zimmerman Hardware. Co, 21 N. Olli St.
Win. 15 Hindi. 170U Market St.
Him's Drue Co. 13 S 13th St.
M, Jackaon 1R41 Vine St. '
F. .. Miller 2'14 S 12th St
u Mnrt. 730 i-prlnc r,ard-n St.
Win Decker. 60 N. 11th St.
NIILADEU'III 1 NORTHEAST DISTRICT
A W Davla, Memphla ti Cumberland Sta.
Ilowcr'a Hros. 2SJJ isjnf,,u,.btriv. i
wm. lleldlneer. Jr.. -4013 N 8th St. ....... u,
Whitehall Hdw. Oo , Torreadale Ave . Brlda St.
N heennlnieli .'JT V. Allegheny Ae,
H Ti. "uttera. 23.1-5 n. Allegheny Ay.
HrldEi Hardware Co.. Tloia S. O Sta
J 41', iloardman. 30211 Lonnahore t.
J rhlllip.Keck, nnttl Torreadjio Ae.
llkhard Kerna. 3HD1 N 6th St
j O ("roll t Son, Mu Germantown Av..
?n"a.'HbKpVrt fowl TiVor nnad ,
- iter A Cummlnsa. 230(1 Tronklord AV.
a.r.eVtl.n.Al'nn Ave.
,ni.nEon"ur!dTar.:i:su,r.piy Co . 3310 Fr.nkford
rrM'"iai'er. tllh i. Hunting Park Ae.
A?ex WO. Samn. 440 B. Olrard Ae
Karl Welgand. 42.' W. Olrard Ae.
Wm WneHton. J4TI1 Frankford Ave.
Tho K Boj.en. 431J Frankford A;
1. M Kane Co 2U12 Kenalngton Ave
I Wolkln. 2'7 Oeimantown Ae.
I (Irollman 3030 Oermantown A.
II l" Itell Sr . SOW Old Turk Iload
c-haa It! nilnboth. U443 111.1ns faun Mi.
ornokett l!ro . "'ox Chaae.
I llSrrv Cox 1129 W Olrard Ae
a mrrer. Thompaoi & Cambria Sta
SL,i!E.l5S? SS'" ViSi . W.mond St..
A 6 Auerwleh. 644 nislng w n Ave.
t n sioln Front t.T.
ittV'1or!n!263S,X,Fe0nntnSf."
i rharlea LarP 1P2II rrlo. Ave. .
..nL.ii. ajai N. l roni di.
i. ..ii... nil
!iiim '"'i' "-:Fi IV,
John I'rr. so ,",,' iv rhTrh Ave
f c? PaeMler. 1-7 . Tynicn Aye.
!." n Hllcox Jr.. '-'701 Orthodot KU
-dw KnoFr 7 hro. " 1817 Orthodox St.
M I.nelt. J'i27 Frankford Aye.
l II Kranlrh, .'814 Oermantown Ay
The Hardware Shop 1130 K. Olrard Ave.
Normin Hannah 21120 Ken. ngton Ae.
& U"cna?r"onw.S4"l,3NFrSnhkford Ae.
KOt'TIt rillLAOELVIHA
I.oula J.rebaon. 22 South St.
r a (illltnRham. l"tn it mow nij
r a' a nghani 21at t Wharton Sta
V. Heine. lUOOltltner St.
H K.aa. 1828 Market St.
?.'. olm.n. 162 fou.h St.
ftT&KTlf BChr...ln St..
i'.. SCdlim. r. th trrS ta.
M. Margolin. 1717 . .th '
1 p Sherry. 211-t Pouth Ma.
'T a' Der. lO"1 hahm pt
Menrlde I Co., ,13d t Whurton Sta.
rhf. noearatr 28th . Wharton St.
Nh"rann""fr. 1321 Pk.kln.on St.
M midnltaky. 1342 Torter St.
F W Heine. 1B01 Wolf St.
jit w" Garner. 811 Qray'a Ferry Aw.
B Blitt. U37 S. 20th St.
r.rn" iU'Tk- "20 8hnk St.
M Klelman. 750 iaayunk Ave.
Carl Krupp. 212" S- 22 - c.
Cornfeld i- Bon. 1330 Pouth St.
1 felitrlng. Ulh & FlUwater Sta.
.hn'Toun7:J" Federal St
Sam Oo dm.n. 1742 H. M HI.
jl Cohen. 2120 S. 7th St.
. WEST nilUVDELPIIll
xv II Aahmore'a Son. SllS Market St.
OH ll.mWIn. 60.11 Spruce St.
W H l"wher. B210 Market St.
: ...' I Rjnn Market St.
' w. nlckarda. 6240 Lancaater Av..
it no'jd . Hon.. 4041 Lancaster Ave.
if iolkln A Son. 4087 tancmater At.
J : PJ,r!.10Q3N. 40th ht.
J Brown t Son. 1410 8. 68th St.
N Petereon. 417Woodlanil Av..
p' II. blpler. 883 Main St.. Darby, Pa.
J,: Sllbennan. HI Wonaljuxl Av..
W. K. Fullerton. Mil lialtlmere A.
H 'a. wIm.n. Blfll Haverford Av..
Jlal" Iton Bazaar. 3040 Mark.t St.
hhpIeV. Urothr., 24J Market St.
I. I. Magen. R022 Market St. , .
hnerxel .V Schwartg. tilth ft Cheater Av..
vJTltubln. 4118 l.ancater Ave.
n.llabl. Hdwc. Ii llouaelumlihlng Co., 3417 Hav.r
lord A.
H. Eklar & Ilroa , 8848 Market St.
I. T, Clarke, 20S. COth St.
J Ilrereton, 6510 Woodland Avo.
N, I'earaon. 0131 Vine St. .
0. A. Supplee i Co., 4018 Lancaster Ave.
A. Victor, 6829 Market St. v .
II, Shapiro. 1214 N. 62d St.
Win Madwa. 42J1 I.ancaater Ave.
Newton C. Baker. 4004 Olrard Ave.
1, C Oladlng. 728 8. B2d St.
W, S Kelly, IVrnwood. Pa. . .
W. W. t II. M. Wener. B700 Woodland Ave.
PHILADELPHIA 45ERMANTOW N
f. 8. Reldlnger. 3347 Oermantown Ave.
John Allaop. 2130 15 Chelten Ave.
Jl. A. Weldemann. 4010 Oermantown Ae.
Paul M Welhenmaer. J8U Oermantown Ave.
J. W Reed. (1328 Oermantown Ave
Hall s Drug Store. S. B. Cor. 35th & Queen Lane.
Chaa. A Wllllamaon 6103 Oermantown Ave.
f'noper Fltton, RbOt Chew bt. .
W. A. Klllan. 803 Oermantown Ave.
Win M. Marriott. 4811 Wayne Ave.
I. M llothenhereer. 7137 Oermantown Ave.
'ha. P Oable, H810 Oermantown Ave.
1' B. Oarrett. 4118 Oermantown Ave.
Wm Magee. 2011 B. Chelten Ave.
n. I Orovea, 7.111 IJmeklln Pike.
" W. I.owa. IIM02 York Road.
W. O. Ocatmann, 6423 Oermantown Ave,
PHIL DELP1IIA NORTHWEST DISTRICT
Wm Sadler. 14JI1 Columbia Ar.
A W. niggall, 2llth ft Illdge Ave.
K. liartela 2213 We.t Lehjgh A.
Henrlrka Hardware Co . lTih ft Venango Sta.
John Decker & Son. 2704 W. Olrard Ave.
J. n Chappell 4325 Main St., Maliasunk.
A. F. Itumer, -"-'4 Talrmount Ave.
A. F Hatea. 2.'0 nlchter Bt . Wlaaihlckon.
John Boorae. .410 tL 10th St.
M. O'Connor 2H12 W. Lehigh Ave.
Joe Kam 2708 W. York : St. nM
lldmund Schrlver, 2027 N. 22d St.
Wm. Wilde. 1003 nidge Ave.
Conrad Lauth. 2812 Columbia Aye.
Frank C Kenyon 1838 Columbia. Ave.
.1. Paul Hemef. 241S Illdge Ave.
.1 Pau Kernel. 2410 .Montgomery Ave.
eltiew i Itothman. aoOS N. 23d St.
Falla Hardwan. Co , Illdge ft Mldvale Avea.
Wm Goodwin. Slut ft Weatmoreland Bta.
M. Koppleman. H100 Ridge Ave.
Wm. Hoerr. 2320 N. 27th St.
Joaeph Welaa. 1418 W. Su.ouehanna. Ave.
C. A. Moldrup. 23th ft 1'arrlih Sta.
Fred Hneflleman 1020 Dauphin 8t.
Joeph Burnby. 103O Columbia Ave.
cha.. Klelnmann, 1815 Cumberland St.
Joieph Ferguaon, .Ilth t'Clearneld flta.
.lamea F Kckerl-J, 120 nidge Ave.
Harold Poole. 418S Ridge Ave.
Hall'a Drug Store. 31th ft Queen Lane.
II. O. Oolwala. 1B21 Courtland St.
Wm. A. Barton. 1803 Dauphin St.
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PENNSYLVANIA
.7. I, Ambler. Lanadaly. Ta.
Pownall Hdwe, Co., Coatcavllle, T
J. L. Meredith, Jr.. Weat Cheater. T.
fynwyd Hdwe. Co.. Cynwyd. Pa.
K. II. Benlamln. Cheater. Pa.
l'.dnurd Todd. Cheater. Ta.
Palmer ft Oajley, Cheater, Pa.
J, H, Durnall, Swarthmore. Pa,
raw. J, Lona. Ardmore. Pa.
II. K. Marahall. Dretel Hill. Ta.
Tlrjn Mir lldne. Co . Ilryn Mawr. T.
Wood nroj.. Marcua Hook, Pa.
I. I.. Klein. Conabohocken, Pa.
Adam McLean, Somerton, Pa,
I Oroa Perkln" Cltfton Height., Ta.
W. 15 Beadle nerwn. Pa,
I II. Knlpe, Paoll, Pa.
HarryV, Terlte., Hatboro. Ta.
Wm. E. Stursea ft bon Phoenlivllle, Pa.
CAMDEN, N. 3.
A. Wejland ft Ron. Mt. llphralm 4 Mechanic St.
.1. Flaher, 320 Kalghn Ave. .
Elmer R. Cox. 8th Pin. 811.
K, T. Forman. B28 Federal St,
A. n. Deaa. Eat., 418 Market St.
F. H Olaen 1811 nroday
Quality Hardware Co., 1101 Haddon Av..
NEW JERSEY
Harry J. Rel. Colllngawood.
Roland Wlllard, Haddonfleld.
Oeorc. E. Jlelg. Audubon,
n.rrv Marferren. Haddon Height..
Woodbury Paint ft Hdwe.- Co.. Woodbury,
J. 8. Colllna ft Son, -Inc.. M.rchantvllle.
J. 8, Colllna ft Hon, Inc., Rlverton.
,1. H. Colllna ft Son. Inc., Rlvorelde.
J. . Colllna ft ton. Inc. Moorcstown.
George M. Andrewa, Woodetown. f f .
Mlneon ft Dlckenabeeta. Olouce.ter. r a
3. W. Barker, w. Colllngawood.
MuKord ft Ludlam. Mlllyllle.
Dixon ac.rogg. paiein.
T. O. Falblll. Brldir.ton.
Campbell Uro... Pitman,
delawareI
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