,.oi- ;c rH -v ' ti. w ..-, ,.-i4-v .. y,. xrvni " -''5-"1c i" "vwr wri -v,t,t...:,i,.rj.ij: i :tiij.' , -i?z v T', V l- ft '" " IX J i, '" --t-t.- ". T-i.t" .- "n,,.' -ft T- l .-if "7 ."T . ' 'BTPI - r r" ,-(. Ft,jv m t --t dti tiof Ml 1 nita y l M 1u5 ioJij meal ' U ' t ilj fur. t no! nt( "It wet ' tin 1 TO hlei ran.! no' UHl (I !i pro. 'PtM Ell. -I J ui!b tt 'tint wort. Utu- to fitfl. row! irkttl COCOANUT SHELLS , FOR U.S. BURNED Material for Use in Making Explosives Is Destroyed by Fire BLAZE IN WAREHOUSE f pircboats Aid Engine Corn- panics 111 ivUiiiiilillK Jjlil.u, Which Was Threatening EVENING PUBLIC ;LEDG-ER-rHILADELPfelA, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1918 i . I . T37 rv. U! x jiN.' t. ' . .-i El "Wry" He lppIiW M "Pay" Dances All balls, entertainments or other functions to which there Is paid nilmlislon In Philadelphia In the future must he iliy At'such ufTnlrs IntotlcntltiB llquni cannot be sold or nerved Instructions to cairy out nn order to this effect were sent to the lieutenants of nil police, districts this afternoon by Superintendent Ilohlnson lie calted attention to the decision of the Judges of the license iouit. that liquor could not be sold In nn building where dantlnR wns permitted. Several Ions of toioanut pliell" i.uked for shipment tn the United Stales (im-i ernrnent to be converted Into pot ili for ' the manufacture of explosive- vtere ile tro)ed In an carlv morntnc lire that raucel more than JTS ooo it image to tin Franklin Baker t'onilunv vvarehoiie, I 1'alrmount and Pelivvare avenues I Prompt action by the firemen pie vented the blaze from spreidlnc moie than flxtv feel from the northern vtrrer of the biilldhiE where the lire atarted For a lime II ".is thouRlit the h'aze wuuldbe t erluu one and three alarms viere -numled In ipiliK tii'ie.ioii to p' JURORS ARE PICKED ' FOR CAMDEN COURT i Grand and Petit Panels Ready for the Term to Be Opened April .1 She! Iff Corson, of t'amrteu and .lames I" l.ennnti Countv .lurv Oommls-loner vtsteril.it drew the first grand and petll Jurnra for the iull term of the I'n.ii. ..... n.n i.iisiiiiuit fir lis mire.nl m ..ii.oi "en i ount Courts, which onen on Anrl archniies ne.ulA ' 1 he nam-s of thlrt-fle were drawn The Hie ulaited "hortlN nftei 0 30 fnl "rand .Inn dun and nn the opening itrloik In a pile of the unpukcd toioi- "", " Ue term twele of the mines ra li Inte. com., I C01V 1 for ..W tii crUIi ontj. n l. ormil ed.ot ktaj tr.lt. COffl'j wort' h In. Ukl luring wu aviU- couli inib'.t daoO elt mllU, tdtl le ! tciei (raJ nt c dued ipnk ' id nut mtiH i re ti ta of llateif , d iit' -, all:M Ukl effort it tit. rtatcr rotuk btlnr its in ot on- iutJI;. n"i! 1 wfclli i con- la n luatt COB-i rt l Ihi'J fl M TJ P ynr h ID nut shell" finni Hponlnmous inmbus tioii It Is thouglil N II Waltnnu velRlim"ier nt the plant of Hie A i n 1 1 1 -(.in Ilo Cninpaii) aini" the tlrcrt, taw unoUe lominc trom tin windows and tin iic I III thrj fliM alarm H tin lime the IIkimoii anled til' ' liillnininable lHlls weie hilllihic fliLt 5 1 r-endliig up deni! nlums nf fmiil.e f a ks" tl'1" ten iiiinulf lnlj IIm-'m ' of ho-i were iuii on the blaze a lire toer was luought Into pln and the fi olnials Stuart and Mnl.le alo threw nlumes nf watr Into J'" iminlng build ing ,' a reult the flames weie innflniil $ (n the Interior nf the warehouse and vere under rontrol In les tna l nn hour i Tlie HaKei waiehou Is one of Ine o toiget nloiig the Helawaie llhet A fiolil II Is built of brkk fmu Mmles f lilgli at the north end and two plotivs V high at the opposite hld It neis ' nlinot an entire block . Tlie Haker I'nmpaii) Is pieparing tn f lnoe to Newark V .1 as It Is the In- 4 tentlon of the cltv tn raze the building when dppropilttlntiH ire made fm the widening of Delawaie avenue at tills ( paint A wheel from Ihigine Nn M front imd Westmni eland cticet" winked looe while returning from tlie lln and rolbd In Iho sidewalk and tluough a bulk window of tiie 1111 mi I. Douglas shoe ptore ;."il Noith front street damaging a rilsp.i of spilng fiKjIwcai flnall FtQPPing on the tlnor ff tlie alenroom dt aw n are dropped iItv an ni follows iSrand .Inn Tho'e driwn estcr- ri"li fnfrman Tentll HTfl Uirlnn.l iiiumnce Tinth Wllllnin II llenrse II WerrI Mnnro 1 nrul liankrr Tenlli Wuril II II llwnfont merrliRnl spmnfl rl IhnmnaW l.eeon superlnlpnilenf I.Uhtli U e rd I hi rn 1 i;llnell nlinlnn Nlnlli Wiirtl IhiT Vulrrni ihl tlfrk ThlrtPtnlh Uenl tehn Mlf-i reilrnlalp Ninth Want I! Ilictllll rel eitnle WnortUniio lluito Keehler mprchanl Sixth enl r Kftirr rotlr cl (lloueatrr cm rilllh S tecc aakaniRn r.urth War I Hhen II (TnsKlII eroerr sixth Unrl WIMUmll M llurrell undertaker Sr-cnnd n ril ctiHiles s Peer nnnufscturer Secono Hunt Ibilpli W II iflm" pnlnter U'lulien i hnrln strrl Jr linker MerihanlUltf V I llHnionil I UHrien rral rulale Ninth Want ' hiirlea llrnier plumber Vlrnt Ward rhnina I Mitaren ilnllil Plrnt Unril II II tlraix meriliant stIi War.l Samuel Ilakl farmT llarrlnBleti lrlli' llPHkine salesman SeronlWard Lemuel t- llnrner unlerlakrr I leentli WaM I NaAlanl Aer ruhllaher Plrst arrl Waller s ttt restaurant ketper Third Ward rturAe s lianas fondurtor liluueftter Cltv Inlin 1 Itlauib tiMiucer OInureater I Ity Samuel Withers fanner nine Anohnr Cranklln llawkwnrth denllr Weatnmnt Inlin K Iteiini tl ths!ctn (ilnuiefter tllv Ired'rlek lanaf. real eslal uduhen Hen l.anlnn mtmuer Tlilrleenth Ward William s teart urchllot Second "nrd Wllllim n llron ClUflerk stjihWurd OIL TANKER RADNOR SLIPS FROM WAYS AT CHESTER fWJSsYS W?2'5WW?S"PjWS8r'5S5fcv ')Tf - SENATOR 'HAM' LEWIS ! GETS DEATH THREAT The petit Jurors lows elctted are as fob . T V Um 1 iliu V lUrr Jnlin Wairt 'hfrlp tiiorotltrlnlit I vn Turner fopph It Towpll rhmntm Whltinni hnrlp tlrfmn nlr llpvnn Mfrd North (lopr loliiirn lirruR Ilrtrrlw NhIImii I arrow hmcn Anrp .tHm II mltli CpnrfTa ntiip. Itrnlnmin rhUHrtz U illlnm MMm ifiHin rotr imrrv jnnir i.uard i?0iiin.in. but saw cnninnntlcoreil ly tno fariT " Anonymous Letters Warn Him to Cease Denouncing Disloyalists fount I". J or(E iiihII I !lotpnKran7 Orvypr I Hrtr i KIiir Vlllini Hothcrmel l Imrlpfi .Mrculij 1-ntPrnrooK uppc Frank KrattnnniHchpr JoippIi cilPiinnn InHpph I)rlpr Pliilip inrllit Wllllnin bin pimrtt Prink lRrln urtln npfllirpr ""rank V "rint, V Iiiipt Ilrard Thomas tf ll-nn Michnrl CnUrp'tp frank r !rui loupph larplr Ilarrv OrlfTilh tlatpti Can wpII Clurpnrp Uommot I 011H II s im l.d ward Arising rt bond n. Ir J O Cor I MrU iStt? V w rU LBatk. . Jm " m aBBliiitiw. aUBlB 'ttfdk. S m V"" . 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March li at railwa) war chest Is tn be treated as the result of n rcolutlonary oidei Issued todnt bt lhillwas PI ret lor llcnei.il Mf doo The order pro tides that till cash, demand loans and delimits mid time drafts and deposits apinarlng on the tympanies books at the tlose of business IieicmlHi SI 1917-1 weie for tallwat purpTcs and there-1 for ulijett In tilt fJiitiol and audit or I he IHretlot ieneial I lie iffeit of tilt nrdu will be to I plate al the disposal of the dlrettor geneial Mist liat.iiit to be used for the inillliatiiiii and moblliitalliin of the Hues under frdiial lonti" Large sums in i be shifted finni one t.niuMii for lie ue of anotlHi lit slmpl nuking n niokkeepliig entrt of tbc iran-iction lull aitoiinlliig fm Iho prttcctlon of Hie tomp inles tights will be made Hie ordrr nukes It tlear when such liiinsffia nil fmiliil to be ailtKihle Als" the dlieclor general will enlcilaln ant applications fnni t mihiii" that, mat de-Ore' to show lint am of the funds on hand Ketenib- M were not' fur rallwat pitrpoe and tliejefore not uniicr his tc ntiol I The ntder prut ides that tlie funds mi hind at the tloe of business Pi cent- I lit i "I Can be expended bt tlie rallwats FREDERICKS. DRAKE DIES AFTER OPERATION Was Prominent In Reform Politics nnd Law Partner of FormeV Mayor Weaver aH 'iilililB I-'RKUKIUCK S. URAKC Reform politician and law part ner of former Mayor Weaver, who died last nicht in St. Mary's Hospital, following an operation. frederlck- S Drake for yenrs a. con spicuous figure In Independent politics In this city and law partner of former Mator AVratcr died last night In St Mar s Hospital following an opera tion He was 49 tears old nnd lixed onl for the pa) mill of Interest ninttirlti al 6371 Sherwood road, Oterbroolc Mr Drake was stricken last Saturday In his ofllces In the Commercial Trust Hulldlng His condition was not con sldeied serious until Tliursila) An Im mediate operation was drelt)ed upon es terday In nn effort to sate his life. The operation was performed shortly after o'clock last night Ho then was called bt death Mr Drake for man) tears had been a conspicuous llgutc hi tefnrni poll. Mannris nnd Motoiists Must He nn tics frequentlt speaking for Independent ram unit" inr um mm county omces lip to .Itlh 1 1 1 R . p'Miirut of (lil dftuifl not In r(C of Uip trKuIar tlut. Iiir the threp tars rndliiR Jump SO 117 , t'a.Miicnt foi malrrinl nnd nuppllcfl fot rtiw.i u!c and other nxpenc of opera tfon nnd foi taxen TIDES AND CONSTABLES KiNORE LIGHT-SAVING RADNOR, U. S. VESSEL, LAUNCHED AT CHESTER Commandeered 7470-Ton Mer chantman Sponsored by Mrs. T. A. Sparks The Mrninshlp Itadiuir, of TITO tons, was launched at the Sun Shipbuilding Conipui) jard Chester, this morning The tes'el originally was contracted to be liiillt foi tlie funard Steamship , Xlllnnilkee. Wis. Marcli :i "' Senator James Hamilton law is of Illinois leceitcd lctlcis this nftiinoon ftj flit-Ante, il.irr 111... ..lilt lie. lilt lllllMu lie i """ " ", "" -"; Hops uenounung uisiotniists ns uanon There were fourleen letteis, all of tlicni llmtpr I c nthrnn H imuel It s--ten (1...I... ttlan. hird If. it fl llltrvlit- ! Henry Morris Patrlik Xtialet A chui . lilete detk ham r tv nrown Itrnismln T ixx t:rs MliMletnn c litrlcs Enn-neelter lion be Jmnes A c'leart l len I.Ioil lUlllain ttonre Hnwura tlorllancl. Innies II Jnmlson lleorce t UIbbs c hsrles l.liidslv l orrellus c'lieesumn I. Weliisteln A r eterrtnne William rot. HlllUm I lloiwn lohn Ilkli llrirrv II l.ollar Plerrt I'ac, c hRrlea 1 Tuiiltr John snontmous Thliteeii were written nn i Itlns II M J-llloti John tlorley. Albert frhcci I'nttid htates liotetnment In become one of the Unit rgeiit) fleet Col potation's war cargo tan lets As tlie tci-scl gratefully slid down Hie wa)s It was named bt Mrc T shley wild stittd as spoii'-oi Anotlici Satutday InuntlniiK took place tod.ix nt the .liip.uil nf the Sun Shipbuilding Company at Chostci 'I Ins newest t-hip fm Uncle Sam's mcrthnnt marine is tho Radnor, which is shown nbotc pioudly lidinf; the Dclnwnrc after Mis John .1. SpatKs (below), the sponsor, broke a bottle of nine oei its bow nn,d the tcssel left the w.its. M'ADOO HOLDS FINAL LOAN CONFERENCE tjpewtltcis, die foutteentli being n i Hi bled In long h md on a torn sliett of paper Secret .sttilce agents and i it) delcc lltes starttd nut at once on a stare h for - the w I ltd it Senator Lewis refused to take Hie let-1 Will Announce Amount, Terms und lets seriouslt and dcstioeil thtm ! Mntnritv Mnndav SnhiVet. to An. proval of Congress EQUIPMENT ASSURED FOR In an effort to bring about the with drawal of IrMne I, l.enroot Itepiiblitan nominee for t'nltcd Mutes Senator or Joseph I. Datles, Democratic nominee, tn Insure the defeat of Vletoi Hergei Socialist candidate and anti-war advo cate the Wisconsin l.ojaltt League will tonfer with Itetiubllcau and Demo cratic Mate ccutial cnmmiltees today Politicians here pi edict thai theio will be a bltlei light lietwcen the two factions hut lutles supporters point nut that Inasmuch as be lias the back ing of tho dniltilstratlon he is the Ingital man tn teprcsenl the lotal de ment In Wisconsin which Is eaget to lMiudiale Htigci La hcllelle and all tlMt thet reptcbcnt TROWN OX rOREIGX .MEDALS Bill Permittinir Them "Buried." Naty and Wnr Denartments Onnnsp Money to Come From Special Iron Men Told Lack ol Ma War Emergency Fund tcrials Delays Carjjon of $100,000 Boat Program 1 .."""ddngtnn, Slaicli Zi The House W this afternoon bulled Hie bill tn oeimltl American nllnrtt and snldirix to wear medals and det orations of fotelgn touu tries far hack In the talendai. making It luiuuiidnie tnai n again will tome up lor cotisldciatlnn at Hie present session fhahniau Padgeltr of the Natal Af- fairs I'oinmlttee. said Setietart Daniels m ,,as opposed to the eua tnieni of tin bill "ti inn Kiiiinio mat .tniei nan lighting men should look onh to tbeli own conn tr foi rewind or merit 'I he Win De. partmeiii also Is believed to oppose the nieasuie Bln e Represent, it It e Miallcn lerget who Intioduted It, did not press fot Its consldciatlon VVHhlnieloii. March 33 Setietar.v Xlc cloo held Ills' last Liberty I.oan con ference today Willi Chairman Kllchln nnd members of the House 'a)s and Jleans Committee liefore making his ofll tin I recommendation of the amount terms and maturit) of the third Llhei tv Ian the tamptlgn of which will start on the lountr.v s war nnnlveisai), April . The sum which will be agieed upon and which Secretarv McAdoo said he would announce on Monda) will leoulre ratification bv Congress imed w lib I s,pr,,BUe eight) -eight facts-anil ngutes nrougm lo me i reas uiv liv the twelve govcrnois of the Pod eial Heserve lunks nnd bt niembeis of vaiious Lilierlv Loan loinmitlees. Hie .Secretar.v will tonfer with his financial advisers at the Capitol and the legal machine!) Is expected to be iiiniphte within the tomlng week Die new mi itli tnlimiu has three c om- all foie and aft, four large hold' a laige cross hunker foi toal and a deep tank for lullast or oil fuel It is tan feet long lis Indicated liorsepowti Is 21)0(1 and Its, deslgneii tptcd Is tin and one-half knols ' A four-Inch gun Is mounted font ud and a live-Inch gun aft fm protcc Hon against submarine attack Kxtra life saving equipment consists of six Iwinl)-aK-foot llf"lio ilu two IlferaftH and one working boat Minpllcltv and privacv inarktd Hie Hunching Thousands wern denied ad mission In Hit plant among them sol diers In uniform who cvould not be vouched foi Main armv and invy ofllcers were present Among the In vited guests wre Mr and Mrs William Totter, of Philadelphia Sii I'redtrltk Mack, and I. idv Illack Ml and Mrs I iinsani l"ew Mr and Mrs .1 W 1'ew Jr. and MaJ'ir Itocb. of the Camdlan uacted foi nrni Mayor Smllli at a inhale meeting of ...,.,,...,.r. .,!,. leserve olhters held at c'itv Hall as. 1MIOM1XIJM LDUCAIOR DlhS , Ured the anxious captains and woikds 1 mat inev wouin in no vtit netti iiumn r-nlnnl llnmni R. SnincUP Passes he made a nail of the citv s police and I m fling in in "",,- - ----.-.- i . . . . - ... ..... ..I., ,i.. , lieielise lOICes lie himi iniu infill tun Guaul After March 31 I lie davllght-Mvliig law pissed bv l ongrc ss in tv thinge people s breakfast lime nnd their dinnt r-lime and even their going to bed and tbeli getting up but It cant change the ebb and flow of the tides and It Won't i hinge the lablfs In tills veil's alanines ot Hie tables of Hie Coast and I'eodctlc Survet so It will conn to psss after Hastei Suuiliv mninlng March 31. tint all in tiiners and pilots and canoeists nnd llshermen and cvtn seishore bathers will find the tides atvl their watchCN at variance -the tide being one hour shv. In other words the tab'es Issued last Decembei reg irdlng 'the rise and fall if the tides will st md since the law will lermlinte the Hist of uet Octobei be fnie in w tables ate lsued for lll'i The niilv tiling ioi piotde mi the water In ilo is to llgure their timepiece one hour iiluad of tlie lidi as It Is stl down 111 the aim mac or other tables Another set of people niev get Into tioiilile If Hie) follow their clironom- I rters tho nutnniohlllsts Adtiee lo I Hit in If mining through Jersc), for In slante Is to tuui on their llglits by the , sun after Mnith 31 and not bv the t lock tr some war) constable mat get 'em Then remains, however, one jo) ful position nf the population ovei the da- . HjJit-s.iVlng law 1 it is daildv's oung daughter and dad's li lb) bo) who will or ought to see lilni' home foi a tomp one hour earlier full d iv The mornings now don t iltv le was a candidate for Judge of Com moil I'leas Court o S about three )ears ago He alo was a candidate for Judge of Court .So ft nt the last election number of jears ago he was defeated for Congiess b) ,a few' totes DANIELS HOPES ADMIRAL UOUGHT SHIPS FOR U. S. Hut He Has Xo Knowledge of Knight's Reputed Purchase of GOO.OOO Tons Washington. Maich 23 "We hope It is true was all the comment Secretarv of the .Saw Dnniels could make today on the London Dalh Mall dlsnatch from IVklo, quoting the newspaper Kokumln i .shimbun as slating that Admiral Austin I M iviiight, lommander of tlie Asiatic I Meet has purchased all tho shipping on Hie Russian Pacific coast The Secretarv said he bad receives no vtord from Knlglil to this effect, audi while the admiral could take the steps I It vtas uullkelv he would go ahead with-' out advising the clpaitment According lo me stor) listi.unii tons ine Involved VETERANS WKf IN AMATEUR CUP.G a Gain Advantage Over Wanda' 1 crs Shortly After Second Half Starts, 2-1 ' t Veterans til W rlil Vlnunlenr, I , i f'ftmnn Wamknrk Tlklir ...! MeltoiHmgh Wilson t.ii oun i. .. oal ... rltht fnlltmek . left fnllhsrk . rlxht haifhsrk trui tWii ,. R. w. nmm renter hntfbsrk lert nairitteK onisme runt oian ,, insiae runt .,, ,,. imijini tttt, renter inrwiini ,,,, n,iwi , t ,,,, mmi Ifll .,, .t flrom outside left ,...,, O. Referee John iralrier. TJnfstm ,.. ... -r. - M i-l i-. in", innmiisiiii n Hngrrrn. imf vv-c. nwiTew u minuies. r AS ine strong veterans soccer cicraiii took the lead over tho Wanderer In AftA second-round imteh for the ainatouT'CU 4 thamnlonshln shortly after the aeontli L, half opened, vvhenVv'olan shot a BOtHt -Ai. i from a difficult angle, making the scorei -,",', ';J stand I to 1. The game was played t I iJ! tlio FAlrhill Hall rark. Third street an'j l.ehlgh avenue, before a large crowrd' Thi usir nl I he eml nf thtk flttl lial. was 1 lo 1. s,Hl. ? .'S FIRST I1AI.K ',, ', WsnHerers won Ihe loss and kicked off. in inr neconn minute ei piny ine n inDervri y V earned a foul. W. Ullmnre kicked Into th?'j ' nrt, nut uif eiever BoaiKrener 01 tne vet-7-, fi rrnns euntea ine nun out in nnniri. Aitvr " ' rt tnnsMerHltle drllibtlns; by lioth tenmi tr'U Dennusli forced m corner kick by Fhnn. a.A, t,J ttllann frlj.H In, ti idlr. huf Vt'rlrht retnrntat.M It eterns Immedlntely won n cornar ' !(t kirk Wilson kicked Into a scrlmiraff- tna plsskin going wide. . . y-'ljX On the next pUv a foul was earned by , W'an lerers when Wnrnltaek trlpned (Ulmore vtta A second later Jimmy llrshsm found a hole lit Iha il-f-naa nf t tin tltrant tnr tha flrat t 1 Boal Henre. Wanderers, l! Veterans. 0. ti' Wonderful aoalkeeping by Teareo pret. r vented eterana more than once from acor ' lug Another foul and Wamhuck kltked'fof a count but failed Wanderers were forced to nice a corner kick, but lirown sent It a, over the top . r . , (In the next play Wilson found a clean jj shot and amid cheers shot the pill Into the y. net Wanderers li eterana 1. .r SHCOND 1IA1.K Wanderers ehangid pnsumn lo ineir aa- 'j .s...wm In ,hA -n. nn.l hnlf V nl,r,m haVlfttt -. ' ' tn t.i.i. ii. .tin 1 li- K.f.niltiinr, of hnttl Wrlsht and Pearce patented several scores. f Hhorily after plav reaumed Wanderer; sj earned a corner klcu. out ine none went , wild Al Ihe expense of n comer kick W', i derers sated a goal l)n Ihe nrxt plajfY'Wx Nolan found sn opening for lhl ecofia V MRS. HARRIMAN BACK: .'j PRAISES U. S. MEDICOS $C n tlanlle Tort, Jlnnh .3 wun ,. pialse for nrltlsb hospitals and the, work ot American meoicni men hi um ,-? frenrb froot. Mrs J Horden Harrlmail ?i, arrived here today on an American llner.x '", she is chairman of the committee on i' women and Industry in the council ot defense Mrs Harrlman will make a report on her observances In France and Knc land nnd the report will be sent to of ficials al Washington M rtwrncT nmnrsw nnn I1Ir.n count sa) thes, iinstisands or naaciVH " "".' RINH STI?I?I li(i HIP. bevs and girls So advice No J is. cto daugl llUOIl OlLiEiL rUIi Ollll O, i bo mi, bv the dock not li) the sun, aftet was t I M ti.li H ,,v " ASKS ADMIRAL BOWLES1 movi: rkmit ..kaduTrtlrs HlaziiiK Clothes Start Fire Clothes linn.?. nt; on u heater pipe In tlu linni of William I Iainr, u negro, nf UIJ C'nrnbrldpc strati took fire to tlav and nUrted a Maze uhlrli did ilamnKf nf appinxlmately $150 A iter of I lamer ln wun HI In bed- carried to the Htnet and tared for neighbor POOR MAGGIE. say 8: "If you don't know how , to get happiness out of five dollars, you won't know how to get it out of five thousand." T'oor Maggie Is one of the char acters In Mrs Porters new story, "OH, MONEY! MONEYS AV ').! ' h nt-n . .! S, 'ik ,r; KJ' 5Q" Membcis nf the Home Defen-e Koei ve will kooii be sworn In as ill) olllceisj and Hielr ciiulpnieut will lie pui chased out of an Item of Jlim onii fm war tinci gencles In the disputed Hansfei bill lhelr unlfoims hive long ago been con- Awny in Hoston ... .... . ... 1 ..,.!.. ... - ..I lie CXpetltU soon m ut nun- lit il'in'i i gin, monev on their equilimtiu on ine griniiiii Speed up shipmtntn of suel fur Ihe Hog lsl tud and other bip)aiibi. so the shipping piogriin mi) b. i oinplrted In time' ISeiii Admiral I'lanois I' Howies as. I si-taiit geneial niiii.iL.rr of Hie llmrr gfinv I'ltcl I'liiiioiiillnu, ilclitiinl this appeal Hid it in sivtj sttil ininufiH- lllieis n iuim nllng alioul tweiil) titins whom he Liiiiimoui d in n gi t-toL.etbei llellev in -Sli. itfold I. uiv of fin I dining tin vtlnlii months i IlnlntKcl Scope of Woik for liclRians Necessitates Chanfce I i llelglaii liilef loinnilttec of the fled Cro's announced this morning tint in limit i bulling fur the suffering Hel gl ins will bt icieived nt "i houth llilid slieet On, .Mondiv moinlng new hi ailu.il titers will be opened at the soiitheist comer of Hleventh and Walnut, streets, wheie the work will be con tinued Wis J li i asatt chairman of tlie imnmilltt in unking the statement slid tint op annum of the importance of the vtoiU a more central lotatlon was ih-iiei! 'lie In'IMs Hint the work will not l In hiiv wav Interfered with In tin change of hindquarters .. , , ,-.. iir,,r n monev on meir e uunntin ""'"" !U',i. 5,?,' i.,0.T,. ns'that an emegene) eMsls widclt known ns I)cn I'lxinc Tomato Prices Waohinglon, Match .'3 -'I lie l'edeial Trade Commission this nftcrnoon denied that it lias (lxcd or Intends fllng the price r tomatoes In California 01 else where It alio denied It Intended making nn investigation of the tomato situation t .. . nfir Akia flliwl 111 ti lull rt an educator and writer illtel here touav t))n n00 u ln,fcr ,,, ruil cm, During his careci he was pies dent "f Msfll nN ,ajoilt.v vole and Iho the I'nlverslt) of North Dakota, ami uslt, mn-thlrds majoiltv Hie inmiet latct pilnelpil of the dclphla Uailcinv I i ()( ip HW,ahl, ntl , question at Krooklvti fid '-plague fought in 1)f (ho Iisan f t nieasuie Is scltled Hie civil wnr receiving a colonel's com- ,n ())e mptH nlon along this Hue mission lira funiieitliiit regiment t i ty Pp0Lted nnv da) and in lln tiican one time be was piniiiliiieni In Snrth tin(l t1r rcgul.u riiills and lessons wIM Dakota politics 'tie held by the -.quad captains and of aril je. al i 10WNSENI) TO STIR UP VOTERS I' Delawaie Govcinor Aids in Diy Cam- U Paiirn in West Phibidnlnhin M Ooveinor Townsend. of Delaware, tt III S'ldiess tlio mass-meeting In the NKon fl .--"ir, i iityoct-uiiu siicci oeiow iar-' IL mi, tomoirovv afternoon The meeting Im has been ealletl lit the lllhle ibisn mete K, and nthei citizens lo lielti stli up" I, "eany Bu.niin west I'lilladelphlans w)o J have not registered ' . Th." wards in West Philadelphia hope sj to elect to Iho I.cglslatuie eauvlidates Mm arc pieuged foi piohlhlllon and "nee nelawaret was the. last Mate to ratify the Federal piolilbitloii amend- "lent, Its executive was asked to come yjiicl help in the cause One .Senator and r.n.v;t) assenibl)ineii will be elected by the k"t Philadelphia districts next fall , ' Millionaire Hicr Injured H lrun.lAH III tin., I. .14 ..til . ti -......., .it., .iiiiii.li d, 'teiiuei t 'jOnilth. millionaire society man and Vale Ik-rauuate, has been badly Injured in nil airplane accident .at K.oit Worth, Tex. fj tftCCOrdlllir In unnl rentttiAa 1ii-a inrinv Poy bin relatives It was said .Smith Plta flying at a high altitude when his fl'lane dropped to catth. ItX i York, toda was to Setretar.vof Houston He will have the licensing fertilizer In- Named Houston's Assistant WH.hlintHin, March 3 William Wal late Mcln of New 1 unpointed assistant Agriculture charge of dustiy Contractor Licensed to Wed A license was Issued today to William H Morrison, aged sevent) years, born February 11. 18(8. a contractor, of 2735 Penns)lvanla street. Indianapolis. Ind, and Anna Morris, aged thlrlynlne years, of Phoebus, Va, LORIMER'S ASSOCIATE GUILTY Mrrrl". III. M.iltll "i fhilles 11 Mumlav former vice president of the defunct Lorhner Hank In Chicago, was found guilt) by a Jury here today of tic ccptlng deposits In the bank after It was Insolvent heiitent will not be Imposed until after April JO when arguments for a knew trial will be heard The maximum penalt) Is Imprisonment iiom one m three )ears Tho Jur recommended a line and Imprisonment Ik eis Indian Oil Lands Leased iiR.lilnrtim. March 23, Indian oil 1--.1.. ....A i,t.lncr tensed for drilling bv the Oov eminent to Increase production of fuel oil to meet war demands ac cording to fuel administration officials todav dded war demands are due chlefl) to the large number of oil burn ing ships now building S TOO T.VTK KOIl CltASNIHCUTlOV DKATIIH VcUOMAN. March SI al (lino KbiEaeialng . ': ""A K, wire or vviiusm r. iiotmsn, l?i'?!' - 'nl- t., al Jlaple llrote c'tm., Ivciriio Mit lfi sjt.lril Manh L'1. at llryn Mawr. Pa. eMi.:?" " ' f lhe nv H'inuel V. !"nlth aitj ilaushter of the late Jnmea e. I I rlntroa Hn. ...- A lk nnaeal air M I Hj-- ! ua 1IUIIVQ 1 uns7)f( "in Madt?l,NbOV' Muni) S3. USUI.Y V JUH.V Ivy "i ujkmonl, ul rn, i , uhueimi Urn late Urnrc R. nnd Hunan I.. JoIiuhdi Junerftl ?rvt(p Ixur , '2 p in. Mt oilvi in.'ii cnciinui i I'd I la. Hair nulltllnar. .ill UHl tf..,l. nl . l Ti.Ib. if tun utnl uimoni ramii nrmZl vim noiiKitT V I vabatid of t rw V l.jur. ttstU US. Ku !?& fvkfP unit hit rhtr ... IKK. nlattvfft nnd frlnt Invited tn "' luir.ts'j p. m u'' p'tii '"'i4 PRIEST AND THREE OTHERS TARRED BY MOB FOR DISLOYAL REMARKS All Four Are Compelled to Kiss U. S. Flag by Crowd at Christopher, 111. Protesting Lawyer Forced to Praise Wilson Chrlnlopher, III., March 23. INDIGNATION against disloyal re marks said to have been made against the Government and Presldept Wilson resulted In four pen being tar red and feathered and forced to kiss the American nag here early today by a mob of more than 300 persons. Shortly after the tarring and feather ing of Theodore Hunger, a grocer ar rested for disloyal remark, who had been dragged from Jail with Henry Tenbrook sand Herman Wheeler, the name treatment was administered to the llev. John Kovalsky, pastor of the Pollen Cathollo Church. father Kovalsky was led to the pub lic square whero the other three men had been punished. While the kettle of tar vva belli heated two nags were handed the pastor and he was compelled to kls them rather Kovalsky wan disrobed to the . uti.iie two of the crowd poured .-,......-, , The priest was warning to be then scattered over him then sent home with a more loyal In theifuture, W. n. Jones, of Benton, III, law)cr for Hunger, who had said he would ask for a new trial, was warned by citizens to leave the town He begun walking down tho railroad tracks to Denton and had reached Urban when he was overtaken by an automobile niled with men. He was taken back to Christopher and In the public square was compelled to kiss the American flag, parade up and down the street and praise the President. After this Jones was told to leave the city and not to return. He left Immediately. . ' NEW GAS SCHEDULE CALLS FOR HIttHJSR RATE Coutcsvillc Rcbidcnts lo Pay 25 Cents Moid Vei 100(1 Cubic Kcet on April 12 llarrl.hiirg, Marcli .'3 new tariff of gas rates has been tiled bv Ihe Phila delphia Suburban Ons and I'.lrctrle Compiny. effective April II. I31S. for service In Coatcsvllle Chester e-ounty. PaH The new tariff .makes nn incre.ts of twenty-live cents per 1000 cubic feet In the unit rates for gas. so that the rate for the tlrst 10 000 cubic feet per month will be Jl 60 per 1000 cubic feet, less ten cents for prompt pa)iiienl Prepayment meters am to lis set at Jl 50 net per 1000 ruble feet and a monthly service charge of twenty-five cents Is to be made in addition to gas consumed through prepayment meters Lancaster Man Killed Lancaster. r.. March 23 Albert Hartman, proprietor of a hat store beie was killed early this morning when his automobile crashed Into a Pennslvanla Railroad bridge at Duke street Being alone It Is not known how the accident occurred Hartman formerly resided In Columbia. i Hit iiteMiit ili.t shipments of Hi. Iiecisiltlt Meil V..I lial Howies slid an holding up tin tnik al ling Island He ill soil Hie sleet lilt li In gltt sptiiil nlliiuiiio In sbliiv.uel nidi is, tiHhing I lie in ft r .1 lie .nl nf all nl n is 'In imitillie the lliauilf. t ill I -- Mini 11)111 si III Itm nf Hm tit i It ail tutu and Steel lntltuti wlm nl u imm im ml H the meeting of tin ait i d nf utl till" Met I In tilt- bit, shipi.inN a- mil a" tin xllil Vdinlril How lei mil I il.e lln in mi li loin f lln i ml I Hi In dav hnwiiig wbil ittogtci- I i nlfi.ul been inadi mil nou nun b ut ik i In mg delavcd tluough Hie lick nf teel rH A TIP FOR PIANISTS If w'U liat a litSh rcccirrl fer niir IliJitruMx ill U HI plaif II h Ntitnnier " "U" "prelim I siianpil t nl iKNttM ji u" in 1 n't P i'o bio 20th Century Storage Wiretou.f Co i ii(i I'Konr mtiii tp U il IMi i tiitlun M IMF gft i aaalaaaBaiaiaaiapplBMBFPBBMBiaaaaaaiBiai)aB Y "jfi WtfHm&r always find iIHPiH7; X IUj the best styles hereiyECHy', & always moderate m price.aJ HKL-SI9 -92 1 MARKET STREET -H , !!VVfl9llL nrnni shoe drop, nii mutarjiuT 9!V!C9II9 A KfiUMiUBl. 8M 0 OEJtKAMTOWTf AVE. ,HAtjillia7M! ii ill The House of Taylor BBS, SPECIALTIES MAIIK TO ORIlF.lt L. D. Berber Co- it N, Second 8L wt, 'jjiSii i o i't nit Miinnii r- II I'n mt VHnffi lll'lHHIIIBBIIIJailll ibbiiuihui i Seashore Excursions TO ri ATLANTICCITYi 'Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Wlldwood, Cape May Palm Sunday, Mar. 24, ,& 1 Easter Sunday, March 31 ,.,. A.BM..Ti(r.-, rHRr ., $1 Round Trip Jr Time TaWa, Showni Inrreai.d Kavstee, KettV. renaidt' Ticket Art: 400 Baths 600 Room HOTEL MARTINIQUE rtROADWAY 32D STREET. NEW YORK line llliirk from I'enn'ldtanU Station l.sualb c'entenlent fir AmuMmenla Cht iilng nr Ituslneaa 157 rieaaant Rooma, with Private Bath $2.50 PER DAY 257 Excellent Rooma, with Private Batht facing street, southern exposure, $3.00 PER DAY M. Mtrtirtite ltimm from I.S0 Ihe Ke-tauranl l'rlce re Mont Sloderate ; traa im'Rg'iuniirmrag&a mnu'itfle.TOyg A Sunday Dollar Dinner Fit for a King The coal problem plus the servant question is gone forgotten since our Sunday $1 dinners have "swept the town." Be a "regular" here on Sundays and save your wife many a dollar. Special Music Evtry Sunday l ; in I y ' a i Q S pJOVER Twelfth and Arch SU. 1 CLAUDE M. MOHH. JJfr. 1 ( if n trance an Jtth Bt.l j . H I CO-OPERATION Individual effort is of limited power. Co-operation i a means to unlimited accomplish ment. THE WAR MATERIALS EXHIBIT has been called a success by many competent authorities. The prompt, willing and effective co operation of our customers made it so. We extend to them our sincere thanks and share with them the satisfaction of honest effort to assist the Gov ernment program. The same co-operation on the part of the men and women of Philadelphia as a whole will mobil ize the resources of this community and spread the reputation of our industries to the earth's four corners. Let us keep solidly behind the Chamber of Commerce to that end, with a vision broad enough to overlook petty differences and personal advantages. CO-OPERATION of citizens, legislators, Government officials, pro- ducers, distributors, transporters and banks willi WIN THIS WAR The Exhibit is open until four o'clock today. Withi its closing we thank, in addition to our exhibitors,! the thousands of visitors for their interest, enthu-1 siasm and kindly expressions. 'M vl if 3 z- n '. fj Kr ; r t ftV : First National Ban of Philadelphia - 315 Chestnut Strict exhibit upe.n if A. ,to f . v V- n K V - atvrcm.'amfv' JUHKHaMsMJy Ml'UR. i ...i .ajH.... '1 ?"! r'R?!"WSt' " , "1" v J t ..itJE'SHfcii.t-Iii - &w20. iifetar-ii-iJi !'".., " - " - mMMmXmWmKmmmmWll CiainButU: &,m o..r.44 j. Mssjssi ",
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