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EVENING PUBLIC IjEDGEftPHILADELPHIA SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 191S '
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House Bell to Notify
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Ahead
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pktlon -Wide Conservation
Measure Becomes Operative
fm Tomorrow Morning
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New Law Saves Time, Food,
JHealth, Work, Coal, Money
Among things ttio iluyllght-snv-ng
law Is counted on to ilo uro:
"Give millions ot productive work
ere in the country several years
moro work hy uddlng an hour to
each one's day.
Stlmu'.ato food production lv pro
viding more tlmo for garden work
Improvo everybody's health by
reason . of an lncrcaso ot hours
outdoors.
Speed up transportation and end
congestion by giving more time for
work In yards, warehouses and
docks.
. Save tremendous quantities of
coal, now used In electric lighting
nnd gas plants and about $40,000,
000 In electric light and gas bill.".
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l'hlladelphla wilt begin tho national ,
daylight-saving pun tonight ut iu
o'clock, when all clocks anil watches villi
bo pushed ahead one hour In accordance
with Mayor Smith's proclamation sug
gested by the Evening runnel I.UDonn.
This action was taken by tho Major (
so that no Inconvenience would bo suf-1
fered by rhlladclphlana In earning out
the Government's order, which requests j
that the hands ot all timepieces be puh- ,
ed ahead one hour at 2 o'clock tumor
row morning.
Tho same result Is obtained by follow- I
tng the order at 10 o'clock. Five minutes ,
before 10 o'clock tho bell In tho State i
Tlnuco will rlmr In remind all residents I
of the city that the time to go forward
la at hand. Tho bell will also ring at
five minutes before 2 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The daylight sating regulation will
remain In effect until tl.o last Sunday
In October. It Is expected that thn
Jump In the tlmo will have so many
advantages that It will ue neiopicu uci-
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CITY'S LOAN WORKERS IHEXAMER NO LONGER
SET FOR LIBERTY DRIVE ON ART CLUB ROLLS
(Posters, Pamphlets and Song,Mnnufncturers' Move Reveals
Sheets Ready to Inspire ' Resignation From Other
Purchases
FORWARD, TURN FORWARD, O TIME
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Organization
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I THEATRE MEN TO HELP (OFFEND PRO-GERMANISM
I'icluru rrojcctinp Great Clock Will Question of Kxpclling 1'oimcr I
I5c L)i.splnyctl nt Hronu Street
Headquarters
l.llxity Loan oilli'Ials are marshaling
their forces today meparnlory to the
i opening of tin- thlid loan drive, which
will begin Aliril C.
A huge mobilization ot ammunition
In tho Miapi of literature, pictures and caiecl today that D?etr He.xamcr re-
posters and llio orsanlzatloii uf thou-'signed last tumtner from the Art Clul
(amis -f men, women and children In ot I lilladelplila after sccral inembciri
forcy ot nellvu workem Is lrtualb took exception to lcws expressed by.
completed, although committee ciiairtnen nun.
Hyphenate Alliance Head lit
Committee's Hnnds
V moo in tho Manufacturers' Club
Id i evoke tho life, membership ot Dr.
ChailcM .1. Hcxnmer, former president
nt tlio National aennan-Amerlcan Alli
ance, for alleged iruGcrmanlpin, re-
Doctor Hcxamor. ulin n.in im bis
(piaiters In the Manufacturers' t'luli Fri
day, already lias resigned from the
Manufacturers' flub, it was loportcd to
day. This was denied at tho club.
".Vet ct," was tho leply to a fiues-
lion as to wnctner or not he had re
in some ilistrlctH uro still calling for
I olunteeru.
A list ot the pamphlets, pictures.
I longs and other literary propaganda
' khuhIs like a humming up of thu con
' it-tits of llio Congressional Library In
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Tho soiur known aa "What Aro lou.MBiieu.
(iolng to Po to Help tho llojs?-' wlll Tlio houso committee is preparing a
bo playtd and Ming In tvery motion- j rfport to Hie board of directors on
pli turo hoilc nml ligliininiii tiuairo i uie auisiuiiny ot impelling me icirmer
in thn city. Uno ImtKlnsl uiou,iiiu ) iicun oi inn niiianee, wltn u liiclloti
copies for lien ill-It lliutlon linve ln-eli la tlio ciun incllgnnnt alioiit the alleged
placed at the dlspoal t'f tho thealil- i illlo.val remarks of Doctor Ili'xanier
cal men. r'oplos arungeii inr -oico i ninuKiu oui m mo sciiaionai mvrsii-
iitnl iiluim aciMinnanlnient naf uren , gallon 01 ine alliance s itriivuies. Mioiuci
L-ixr.ii iliiin with c thus arranged fori hi life membership bo revoked, it was
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RETURNS PlUiDF
FOR INCOME TAX
Collector's Office Swaninpri 'd
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MONDAY IS LAST DAY
Those Who Fail to Report Will
uc iiauic 10 Jf rosecution
and Cannot Escape
lUrrln tc Ilwlns
The lndv who poetically implored Father Time to 'turn back
in his flight knew naught of "daylight t,aving" or she never
would have been guilty of so unpatriotic u plea. Tho picture
shows C. B. Watts preparing to givo Father Time's famous fore
lock a severe yank by turning forward one hour tho hands of
the transmitting clock of tho U. S. Naval Obscrvntory, thus
instantaneously making us all an hour older.
'ine map shows just what trie picsent tieiman urue would .ncan
to us if the battlcfront were heic instead of in France, or if we
lived in Paris instead of Philadelphia. The Hindenburg wedge
would reach a point only twenty miles away from Trenton, almost
in the direction shown in the ma'i. From its apex to the English
Channel the distance is sixty miles, or the distance from New
Brunswick to Seaside Park. From the battle line to Amiens tlio
distance is approximately that from New Btunswick to Trcnjon.
onhcbtra.
l'llr fr l.llrrnlure
A llious.un! slides li.ne been made
ami will be sent to the picture tnea-
tres at once. Une uuniircu hiumui
'potcr aro icad rr uispiay. i."uu,uuu
I pictures and pamphletH of forly-llje a
'i Idles are icady and two armies ot
about 15.000 eaih aro "set" to start
their cainai-slng rollceiuen. Ilrenun
, a,! mall-.airlers will add humlieds ot
men to tho worklrg orgimUatlons.
I captain David l-'allon, who was
wounded In the CJalllpoll campalgii will
a meeting in llio i uiriy-noti.i..
aid, the club will refund tlio S100U
tee paid by him.
Doctor HcMuncr, whoso new homo Is
unknown, will "beat tho club to It" nnd
resign, it was predicted today by a
member.
"Doctor llexamcr Is nvcrto to stir
ring up strife and I believe ho will re
sign, Just as he did from tho Art
Club last -.ir," said this man, who
iirki d that his name bo withheld. "Last
slimmer seeral ptomlnent members of
tbo Art Club objected to his reported
b'ws, but tlio movement against him
was Kiuashcd by his own friend", of
ll 1 t Alltl
Iw.ir.i mnlcht on sublccta ptitaining tu ltl, p0 i,a,i inauy In tho ilub. How
1 the war. lexer, rather thnn stir up stiifo tbat
i Tho meeting was arranged at tho in- would Involve his friends, ho (illicitly
.,,.,,. ..t iim t.lherlv Loan olfliials 111 ' rtli:ned."
FOR MILITARY DUTY H0I.n FASTRR miVPARS ! 'lir "SiXZ X aravWM.i?
building,
DRAFT FOURTH SON PENROSE AND VARES
BANDITS PRACTICE ART FIND FIRE HOSE CUT
ON FORMER POLICEMAN ' AT FOUNDRY BLAZE
Sleuths Rescue Intended Vie-j Suspicious Circumstances At-
tim Shed Built Around I tend Second Fire in Gray's
Stolen Motorcar i Ferry Road Plant
1H07 West Lehigh iiM-nup.
Thomas F. Treacy
moned to Join Three Broth
ers in Service
I On tlio eve ol ine cami'.iu v,.. jut imy hj.
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'" j"i i.iiiiL(nftiiLlinvni'iinrRhin l iirhf iim abiutv of ! i i.wieipiu.i to
absorb
ainers lesign.uiou nau uctn iiuoneu
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Subject of Conferences by
Clans at Atlantic City
Three sons of Mrs. Margaret Treacy,
of t:;i Aspen street, arc In the servlco
after as a permanent regulation for the i f inele Sani
ummer months. I , ,.,j 0f t10 .Vinetetnth District, Thirty.
. " !!mr1a'!,at.,,!etrJo11llUsUh,! ninth street and Lancaster asenuc. if
this country of about $10,000,000 ami fourth son, Thomas F. Treacy, who has
Ingenuity of Philadelphia's in- j room
Tho usual "Kaster"i conferences are
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She lms asked the draft '""" "Pm ln '"la,l"l: Lll ,oua nu ventors has been urawn upon uy me
luinoirow. Senator l'enrose and Ills ro- camp Ugn, ami a picunr-pnijccunK -horts
are the.e in olio camp eente.ed I chine will, many nW fturc8 wa
. , ., ,, . , m., . HlHlillll'll UPll,lJ t t- i. mini. ii v..-
t-helboino Hotel. Tins aroi ,r. uti, iirnn.l nicc-t.
He merely resigned," said Ml
pintott.
.r iiiim lis nuota of bonds. In leaing tho Art Club, wheie ho
Nt-w and adilltlon.il oflltes for the ' li.ul lived for seen years, halng bc
Kpiicial lommlttee ut tlie loan tain-1 coma n member In 1910, Doctor llexamcr
nalgli wile obtained today on .-uinn moved co me .vianuiuciurcrs c iuu. .w.
l'rnn square for the dlstrjbutloii ot III- tho time It was said that ho went to
cratuie. j tlio ipi.utcrs becauso they were more
Tho
about the
h .nvlntr r .nnin fhnll 1.000.000 tOUS ,,.... ,l fr ...nmlrnllmv m.lV M. 1UTOS UrC UW '" eQUal nUlllbCrS. l.Ut
of coal In manufactures. i.illowed to remain home for a liltlo down In the ChWsc.i section about tlio
It will also anoru niiei irtm "1' wi,e. In her letter to the board sue
frequent exhaustion caused by the last fcil.B. ,.jt y()U believe ou really need
hour's work on hot summer afternoons. ' . ti,i8'tinie i wni, of course, be very
quarters',
The I.llierl 1 link
iari.irl.inv n.-issimr the headdiiarters
homes of Congresiman Yale, Senator tonight will see n Luge oloik projected
Viirn ami Mayor Smith. ii a screen. Tho face of tho cluck, over
The J'enro-e followers are cotisldrrlni. which tho hands move apparently wuu
Tho Ntonal DMllBht havlnw AH- lgld u ,,,,. ,lm Jl)ln llK ,,ro,hor.s in means of U-featlng Cong i ai Jo n
social on also contends that It wl in-, ( ff)l. ,,,,, Ktars iinJ su ,. ,. K he L..lmdillp for , ,,
directly stlmulato tho production of ( ,rhonillH Tren(.y, father of the boys. Is Republican nomination for Lieutenant v:
shlos. munitions and other war ma-, ,, iv,n i.nnsvlinnl.t ,.. n.- , .. ' ..
ships, munitions and other war ma- cctlou foreman on tho Pennsylvania
terlals; that it will increase th- pro- s llll.ab,wl allJ ,,, ,y
ductlon of food products, and that t , v Mr!4.
will Increase tho Health oi conununi- . l-'rancls.
tie. by offering an additional hour In Trc '' ( t th" , u , Mne,n
,nnntna inr rpiTfiii lull .--
governor. The Varo forces are discuss
ing plans for defeating Senator 11. L.
llcidlenian, of Hurrlsburg, and electing
Scott.
Tho l'enroso followers say they will
!S1"ST?.. ..;!. nn.i oVhVr .lav. I Despite the fact, that her burdens aro tlnd a means of "blowing Scott out of
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llrht snorts.
Yt'l.U ... nnf'ut' irftrL'llV ll.HH fllT i
lmnniha wo will havn 150 extra hours i patriot!
for trurdenuur. Tliat means that, with ,
irrealcr inroull ill' ause'iii-o ui nvt unco mo raut scoiL MIVS -let mem Dpir n"
other sons, she Is, nevertheless, intensely and eminences Senator Penrose to a de
and Is glad that her boa may
be of service to the 1 lilted States.
Thoso who have already answered the
bate. It remains to be seen what will
como from the conferences. Politicians
who are not overly bitter say the thing
they see most clearly Is the most bitter
primary light this State has seen In
years.
Senator l'enrose has with him politi
cians from all parts of tho State. Au
ditor O.ener.i! Snyder went down jester-
out support, is a Libeity Loan picture',
lo nroieeted on the scieeii At inter
vals of eveiy three minutes, from S at
night until 8 lu the morning, the picture
changes automatically.
The machine W the invention cf l'red
orick 11. ICalck. S1M3 Walton avenue, and
, is built with a hollow aibor. In tech- gunners will bu assured becond place.
1 nlc.il language, "arbor" Is llio term lor Summaries:
the pinion on which the hands ot a
c-lock ale fastened. Tho pli turv l '
project! d through the arlmi. The hands
' i.r. uti fastiMiert thnt thev unnear on thu
screen to be without siipiw.rt. I
MEADOW SPRINGS BEATEN
BY S. S.JlVIirrjEGUNNERS
Guorcc Gray, With 49, High in
Team's 470-455 Victory
Tho S. S. tVhlto team viitually
cllnelied second place In tho Philadel
phia Tiapshouters' League by deteatlng
Meadow Sluing lu a league match at
l.laiiereh tills afternoon, by tlio score
uf 47(1 to 455. (ie-urgo flray, with ID
out of r,0, was tlie individual high gun.
If Wilmington oes, tho S. S. While
Arrest of threo" alleged members of a
gang oC motorcar thieve", tlio iccovery
ot four Kolcn cars and the, captuio of
threo hold-up men in tho act ot reliev
ing a former policeman ot hl.s watch
aro among tho exploits lecounted by
four detectives of tl.a Second division,
who conducted 'u lound-up which Jlildcd
unlooked-for results.
Jt Is not known whether Detectives
Hill, MrC'ullough, Mulono and O'Draln
are among tlie pupils attending Dircctivr
Wilson's school for patrolmen and de
tectives, but tho blotter of tho Tenth
and lluttonwood streets station shows
tho names of tho following men ac
cused of thefts ot motorcars:
Jesso Uafch, alias O'ltrleu. llace and
North Hicks street: Joseph Coca. SlNty
thlrd and Diamond streets JCIchol.is
Juliana. Sixteenth nnd Manlon streets.
Al-o tho names ot tho following, ac-
.iisnil or at enilit nc to noiu up mrim-i
riottcrs against American war work
uro believed to luivo been responsible
for u Mazo in the J. Alfred Clark Iron
foundry at Thhty-llfth street and Gray's
Kerry load today. This Is tho seccml
II 1 1) in tho plant within a month.
A new lioso with which tlio workmen
tried to light tho blazo was tampcied
Willi, holes being cut in somo sections
and a nozzlo being missing,
Tlio plant Is engaged In producing
Iron eugluo beds lor tho ships of tho
Kmergency ricct Corporation and lor
tlio American International f'hlpbulldlng
Company at Hog Island.
llefoio tho Uro was finally put out
today about $"000 damage, was dr;no to
tho cupola loom, thioiigli wh'ch tho
blurt furnuco Is constructed. Tills Is a
vital part of tho plant.
Supeiliitendent J. P. Quintan, who
with workmen, fought tho Uro until
Monday Last Day to File
Returns for Income Tax
Income, tax returns can bo filed
tomorrow.
Internal Itevenuo olllco In Pott,
olllco lliilldlng will be open from 9
until 4:30 o'clock.
Xo money or checks will be ac.
ccptctl.
Returns must ho made by noon
Monday.
Don't trust to malls; too heavy
to permit returns being filed la
time.
Policeman Harry Ciirr: .ion n one. .,, ., . . ., mrlvcd. said today
J laiUV . . . 1,nl.. jm.1 tlin rtninAU 1 AOA Un
Ut IH7 1C.M 11113 lllllllVO IllIU lll
r.leventh and Green
streets
Itovle, Klghlh and eireen streets; 1-rank
Quinan, Tvvent -fourth and Mori Is
streets .nn.ui uicunns --, of .lant ,.,. ,,,.
trato lleaton lonn . 'started, and when the watchman dis
covered the maze ho could get no con
i that ho believed tho
work ot an incendiary.
N'u men wcro at work In that part
where the lire
When the four detectives A islted the
i, ....... ,.r Nicholas: Jul ana. li.ui .uamon
lsiriet, they were amazed to find that a
shed had been hum nromiei u niuicn
inaihluo standing In tho J aid. It was
necessary to bleak down tlio wooden
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ROTHERMAKER WINNER
OF BIEDERMAN SHOOT
w
& aaa nnn . .!. ...i flirt nftfl 'r.-ifa
in' extra time l" added to the 'f.J call to arms are William R Treacy. of
production powers of the country. If ca.lqunr ers rompai ly. cm .. ni nee-rs.
that Is done, millions of dollars' worth llugene K. Treacy, Motor Supply Corn
et fool win be produced for the kitchen. P..ny. 103d Kngineers nn.i 1 James P.
thus releasing an equivalent amount for Treacy, Company II, lllta Infantrv.
Business organizations of all kind., the RUSH WOKK ON MAIL HANGAR ' "'l"""? " ' I Smashes Forty-eiBht of His Fifty ,,:,
. ... . ... ,l.rt rf -- -",---. . ...,.- uiiiiiiu. rr-.-rt.. i 1V'..1.1.. '
raiiroaas, too siren-cur ?ir ,.. ,,. alfn Ipft the c,., ,,.U.. ,ir..sun,.. ""b" '" " '"i
churches and other institutions win ioi. fjfiicials Hero to bpeeU llustlctotl Air I ,ly with Senator Penrose Senator Wll-! Kveilts
low no uruer eu Postal Station 11:"'1 l:- tro,s- chairman ..f the State i
oniciais say mo new um.i ...r. .. f Committee, was said to have guno down
unierrnca in vuo nuni cti,c.,..,v ,.,-.,., .i.n t i,nr !, from h s hume in L'n ontoun. nml , ,ii.
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r.,nsrrnitinn ilrinils of a hancar here
for airplanes to be used In the Wash-1 gallon of Pittsburgh politician.! wen'.
reel to me rcsou
Mayor Smith went to Atlantic Cllv
night befoic last from Washington.
Congressman Vare canto up from Wash,
ington yesterday and went down to tlia
shore last night. Senator Varo Is going
today. There is alio a l,K del-gallon
of Pittsburgh friends of the Vare fac
tion headed by County f omnilssloner
Harris and William A. Mage" They
vvero here yesterday and last night.
truo for the reason that when the rail
road pushes the hands of the clock one nEton-llilladelphia-Xew York aerial direct to tho rcsott
nour lorwaru uic pairon is unine mn inni service reacneu a unai state oi set
same thing. Therefore, 7 o'clock by his Dement here today with the arrival
watch on Sunday morning Is uko 7 from Washington of Lieutenant Love,
o'clock at the railroad station. The best ' of. the Army Signal c orps. and OK
plan for every one to follow is to forget .!,nn?r' c,llc clerk of th0 I'ostma!u''
en Sunday morning that they leally ' Tn0' station, to be built at Bustleton,
pushed their timepieces forward an hour involves purchase of a tract of land and
and they will find the world following final consummation of the deal by rep
Its regular program without the slightest respnlattves of the Postal Department
confusion. ' and of tlie Army. Work Is to be started
Of course, (lie information bureaus at i ' '
Va anllsnnil .citltlnnu nnrl ntVinH nlanaa
will bo deluged with questions hy thoso I 1 IrTtfUANV TAKH I U A 1 1 1'IIIIPV II KU HIV THIIIY1U
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nectlon over tho telephone, with tho main
olllco of tho concern. Later tho phones
were w 01 king lu good order.
Sand .molds, or "cores," were de-
stioved by water and will hold up tho
nlrie-toti englnti oeu anout
.. ilulli nrt' 1. 11 'l
- . i,i. in stolen cars were .a week. The pattern shop next to tho
Mimi" "ll "u ll,,Bht !usmbi:;cupoU room suffered little damage from
At tho lioiiio 01 hi .1 , cadinit Into llio room had been
MI1K ri'lllM'M W n111v.11 - "-".-
.1,.. ....te. nt W. S. llowaril, of ar
'nut the' turpi lse oceuncd In a'quarter
whlih was not expected to jleld lesults
When the busv quartet from llio Second
DIvlMnn reached Twelfth and Spring
Haiden stieets. It ran plump Into 11
genuine, leitul.ir hold-up.
surrounded by Unco aimed hlghwaj
. ...... 1-1.. ...t.,u -.,1B,i,l In thn
men, and wuu nm ""
approved muiiner, stood 11 man whose
IIIO Ul'I'VtllVW ' ' .
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found open, although Mr. Qulnlan said
tills circuinstanco might have been duo
to the flremon.
lu the previous liro there was a dam
agi' of about J300O. No flermans aro
cmplovod at the plant, althuuch a largo
part of their force is of that class desig
nated as "iloatliig labor."
Mr. Qulnlan Is conducting a thorough
Investigational tho origin of tho Uro and
the suspicious ciicuniManecs of the fire
hose and tho open door.
With tho exception of llothermakcr
and Hcrger, the guimers who competed
in the weekly shoot of tho lllederniap
Gun Club this afternoon, at Cramer
Hill, c.imden, gave a sad exhibition
of how to smash the targets, llother
maker, the winner. broLo 4S of his 50
targets, while lleiger, tho runner-up,
un.i.llbil fifitC- lltlO lP!.S. '
Tho olheis were off form or some- j Tll0 pennsjlMinla Italhoad team iln.
thing, anil iney navciii an groi uus , . , ,.1(,ar,e,v i - Philadelphia
tor an alibi, for the weather conditions jL(,u ,.;,,,,, ,, nfmoo,, ' ,)y lh'a
were well iiIkIi perfect. Collins, the beore of 470 to 451. It. C. Sell, by miss-
.. 1. fi I 111
carrying out of each and every instruc- nnvwInptJ ,U1,,M rp ixji.
tlon conveyed by tho moving mouths IJOiSl'IKbb liUKiN 1AINH,
ot two gleaming revolvers.
it's 11 hold-up," whispered uno of
...iv.iiiclnir detectives. 1 snow n
DAMAGE AUTO PLANT
1'. R, It. GUNNERS WIN
Clcarvlew Heaten in League Mutch
by 470-451 Score
1
j Burger Scores Two Goals in
First Half of Amateur
Cup Contest
1 Veterans
! Wrluht . . .
Mount.lH .
Campbell . .
Wtimbucli
Th lur .
Mrlionoujh
VVllnuri
l'urltam
. VVarnn
I'.nkrr
. . . Morsan
Vounie
. . lilrUnnti
I.ucaM
persons with whom Interrogation Is lit
tie less than a mama.
As far as the railroads arc concerned,
the only difference will be that trains
actually In transit nt 2 o'clock tomor
row morning, when the olllclal change
, In time takes place, will arrive an hour
late at their destination. If 11 train
leaves Broad Street Station ut midnight
and Is due to arrive at Harrlsburg at I
3 o'clock, It will arrive thero ut 4, ac
cording to the clock. 1
The change In time will not Interfere
with the early Sunday morning mass
1 at St. John's Church, Thirteenth street.
above Chestnut, at 2 45 a m. The clock
Jn the church will be advanced In ac
cordance with the order Therefore,
worshipers who push tho hands of their
watches ahead and arrive at 2 '45 a. in.
will And themselves right in tlmo for tho
mass.
Tho only ones who will have apy ttou
bla with the new order of things will bo
those who forget to advance their time
pieces. But In levv of the practical
reasons for tho plan, they will deserve
any trouble encountered. Professional
neislmisis nave trieu 10 snow wnere mo , . ,i, 1.., !,. r-,n, ,,,-..
new order will be bad for everybody t T, , d , j h, , ftvenU( ,,,,
, generally: but, fortunately, they cannot ftl.,noon before a large crowd Only
convince any one to this effect except ,.,.., wero ,ade the first half and
i those of their own clan. , , accounted for both.
I ' . I Both teams had several chances to
tally from corner kicks but tho boots
END OF&ENTEN FAST,'- m -XL
II. . n A mt ntlAtvilrifl mm V.tVl
1 nnco as ine uaiuw .a m-i,utM wj, .,.,
American and British recruiting omcers.
Colonel St. George Steele made a brief
address urging all British subjects to
enlist at once in their respective branch
es or In the United States branches of
either tho army or the navy.
FinsT HALF
OVER PURITAN TEAM ESCAPING WAR DUTY j
thlid man. scored 41 breaks,
i Tho Fcorcs aio as follows:
Itotlieniiakr r
lif-rnf-r
t'ullins
t.eu
Hean
I aie h . . .
Vluller
rouwf . ....... .
lioi tor lirown .
Monj .
Federal Authorities Investi
gating Peculiar Injury to Man
Called for Military Service
. . Boa!
rluht rullliarl..
. Wt fullLfcck. ..
rliiht h.ilriiaek
cenri-r Imlflmpk
. Inft haltLark .
.outlile rlaht Ilnnnpr
Nolan Inslila rlaht Mark
vv Hurjiln . . center jorwatu. ... u nurmn
IT Walah (eniit.l.lnaia. left MrG!nn
t. llroicll .. . uutsiue i"ii. . .. .lunnciJii?
HerVree Pat Ounn. Llntimfn D. Lnch
and West. Time of ha hen 15 minute.
With Burgin palyhig the lole of the
star, tho Veterans took tho lead over
tho Puritan eleven. In the seml-llnal
V, CHURCHES CELEBRATE
feM . iL-
iiJtAy Saturday 'Services Include
Pbi ftnfhnltc Snlpmn Ttlrri Mnss.
- ''i,if ' With Many-Blessings
U''i iHoly Saturday, the last day of the
u' . ,rnten season, fs being celebrated to-
'..f'-tLY. Tne icemen rasi as practiced in
v Or, ratholla Church, will end nt noon
1 ni itr a new retaliation or tne
Af tl, atart nf dIav It. Tlurvin klckfil way
Into tho Vfteran' Ifrrllnry. but th phr
imnlfOiairiy leiuitini lu n w . ,u,ii.r.
V.
T.n. tna oia rules seitinir me enan?
,... ---.. ..,.. ....- w.u imm?n aieiy recurne-a 10 i r'-riniumr.
ie season 01 lasi ui iiuiy oacuruuy , xviish tried loft soil, but.thfi Mw, of
Wht. ..,.. . t Krr. who rfllevfd Wnrre n, rtilrnfil It to
Cn ntAmlnf. In alt IZitthnHn rhlirinfi i...,j . .. .M.mU. .CrlShllna. llnr-
ttMelal service were held, ending with sin ln trlea fr count. Mrrn, row.
' 'uSShin high mass. The mass was pre- ever, shot the pill out of the zone Iilack
e laschal candle the new Are , N" '' t tallTnto tKinet. but was
SnfhVtT.rm'ed candle and' I ?W .off-Id. by Ounn. IJoth,.. w.
hiesBinu performed on Holy Sat-1 r ...... -,.,1 . , kirk, bur'iirown
w r . . r,u. ....-- ,-.-- , -,.- t.. ... i.
I blcketl m 1SKII1 WUU, Vll ,'" ..r.fc ,1.1.
Pnschll candle Is Kent In the I vv Ilumtn Main trlnl from 2.1-yar.i un,
inr
f'iiJded by the bleselnr
r, tin
alir.
.ugntinc
r-blessli
1 1.1.
ln the I v
hroughout shooting; over
into Third itreft. Imme.
y ot tne cnurcnes
i nfrtou. viiicii cm n an i-en .,-..? -. .-- .-r-- --- --,- --. -.- . .
T:; fiffl..h .! ttrr.r Plf.r. At 1 will term arm noi ior in. ur.i .-uu.n ,...,
UrvicVs the candle Is lighted. In "cur VrS hi Feciv.red the ball
ftna MUCCVfiUril again 111 liiKicma lb wuuii
ran S, rurltans 0.
Purl lain tarned a cornar, kwW. John,
tone made a poor atttmpt. It to n wide.
Atur , avr acrlmmaga "AUx" nrown
tried strain tor a, count abootliK In ball
over Main' ln Third street. On the next
ulay Johnatona placed a neat one for a oal.
only to be robbed by the ncirreiatrrneee of
Wrluht. Veteran' asaln earned a cortir.
"jHf.!" nrown ktcklnc to the a-ol poet, the
ball bounclnr olf. On ' ' ,?,,1!'V,;S,,
orner sick. ui wwiyw,
lid. -Aaaln they a. rati? .tMiUUrd
ck rr MWd.-twar va "J
m It teoresents when lighted the
flre that led the Jews througn
ruin their mgni irom r.irypt.
inteel represents mo pmar 01
f. kI n
lUting' Approved
Mmroh'10. The Inter
a CommtMlon approved
.wfi 01 line
M MM.
Federal autliorltles liavo been called
upon to Investigate tlio circumstances
surrounding a peculiar accident to liar- t
ney Zltale, twenty-seven jears old, of
S132 fihavvneo street, a drafted man,
who chopped off his right thumb on tho
...... ..f 1 I.. .vn.I.Ail .!n. ..11... fr t r ... n
cm in 'ill c-i-. ii,ii,uii; iui v.aniii 1
Meailt
Zltnle declares that his Injury was
purely accidental. The police charge
that it was self-lndlctci: ;or tho purpose
of escaping military service. The in
jured man is in the Germantown Hos
pital. Zltala is employed by Horace llclliv.
a contractor doing work for the Head
ing Hallway Company Today, at the '
Cheltenham Station, he asked cine of
tho carpenters for 11 hatchet that ho '
might piano a stake. Zltalo was seen 1
to go into tne onice ana soon alter
employes were attracted by hl screams
His right tnumn was amputated abovo
the first Joint with the hatchet lying'
close by.
At the hospital Zltale told the police 1
that he had accidentally struck his
thumb with the hatchet while driving1
a staae. investigation is saiu to nave
shown that there were no stakes In the
office.
JOHN CONNELLY WINS
HIGH SCHOOL MARATHON
Finishes First in Two-and-a-Half-
, Mile Race in Fast Time
Alltntown, l'n., March 30, John Con
nelly, the A. A. U. champion, of Allen
town, won the High School marathon
held this afternoon under the auspices
of the Allen town High School. The day
was Ideal and fast time was made over
the two and a half mile course. Con
nelly finished In ItitO, which Is ten sec.
ondn slower than the record, but five
seconds better than tho record made
In last year's run.
ficholl came In second In 15:33 and
Ilelnemlth was third in 15:10. The
seniors won tho banner and tho sopho
mores the cup, presented .by deneral
P. D. Beary. Thero lger, prlies for
eiMiieeen 01 ine iiiiiwit.ieiiier. umy
21 21 1
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in 211 :iii
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lug only 0110 out of his ilfty turgets, led
tho Held, SIM,v-IUe gunnels took part
In the shoot
$2000 Cnmilen Blaze and Alaini at
Water Tower Work
ot Boys
Two lite", both caused by bonfires,
kept tlie lire depaitment of I'amden
KANSAS CITY CARS RUN
WITH SOLDIERS ABOARD
1 20,000 Workmen Remain Idle and
End of Strike Not in
Sight
,llA
is- I learned it at Dliector Wilson's
school" And with tho words of con
viction ringing in their ears, his thtee
companions advanced with him en masse
md executed 11 flunking movement, and
fi, flirt.n orstwhllo bandits and their
eli-tim vvero toon on tho way to the . busv todav.
pollco station. 1 While llreinen weto lighting 11 blaze
y the intnnirih"" ' ' -' " ' V
FOOD BUREAU EXPENSES ,L';;flcj;v.r0-'larltn a,"Ba,rd av-;
NOW TOTAL $l,697,337..11,ldr HoMngautomoblieM vvero dejtroveci!
J 11 bonllro spread to tlie vcoodwork of
. -iir.,,.1. i i7.tii-ii.,vV i-Yisflhe lilgh-pressuro water tank, on Had.
Hoovcr'B ttoiK in t-ehiuuiy cost I . axcnuc lwar nnrielcH Cenictciy.
S148.G88.53, Report Shows I Tho damag at tlio Uaffrey plant
alllOUniOAl IO CUIUUl .UUV, IIMJ HWII1
work of the watertank was destroyed.
Ilnjs built both bonllrcs.
LENIXK HAS PNEUMONIA
WiihIiIiikIiiii. March HO. Disburse
Iments totaling l,ca7.337.41 have been
licclo bv tho food administration slnco
""foundation on August 10. JiilT. , .10
cordlnu to a stateniciit Hied with Con
Eie"s today. Tills amount is nslde from
!.- ere nun 0011 InvoHted In tho Grain
!fl;rThreporiXIMi,s?'"i,otaicrd lfuT ' Bol.heylk Premier 111, and General
088.53. . ... ... , ..... illtJ.MCll Jivpuiicu unuci iincai,
I Out of the $50,000,000 Invested in the .
1 ,-.. ni rnrnoratlon for the nurchase and . ,.. -c, 1. i .-iii i.i...
K.i.n.a, til,, ?Io., March 30NorniM sale of wheat, Hour, beans, etc., for tho I n,r, "hevi P-eniler. 'is renortec Iv
the Petrograd correspondent of lleutcr'a
to bo 111 with pneumonia.
Krout tlio siinie source c-oiues word
-. a 'nAeol lfl ,f ffll liAt nilnlnti
however, aro covereu ny 1110 cot poration ' iimi uiii "'""". "; j.uomnu
iu,t. .nrfau.iilfii .iifi.n.,.1 i.rtJ , i.niumntulpr.ln.i'htpr. whn reeentlv c.ih
'.".. n,n niirrhns nml sale, m ili.it . one uf tho leaders In tlio Cossack movc-
I iii (lovernment loses nothing hi this ment against tlio Holslievikl, has been
vlco 1 operation. urrested In tho Don legion.
tralllc 011 tome street car lines lnri. win
restoitd today and cars were running on
regular schedule on several Hues b
rtoon National guardsmen with fixed
bayonels -two soldiers on each car cvi
dcnlly curbed the mob spirit.
Company ofllclals declared ser
would be suspended nt 8 o'clock tonight
nnd promised normal bervice Monday.
No announcement rcgaidlng settle
ment of the general strike was forth
1 coming from the Jedcral mediators, and
20 000 workmen remained Idle.
liovernnient and for tho Allies, MOB,
n.rc cms disbursed durinu Februui
for'general etpenses and $137,719.80 for
storaEo ana iiisuiimei.. nicw expenses,
Tv .. ..... APu.l 1... ill.. MIIUHilln.i
.lis .Monday is the last day on vh!er.l
income tax returns may bo hied, Col;
lector of Internal Povenuo I,edertr,.
swainncu wuu man anu tho great Hum-
ber of teturns made in person recentlr.
aiiuounced today that the collection of.'l
flco in tho Federal Ilulldlng will be onerrl
tomorrow from nine until four-thirty 'if
o ClOCK.
Keeping llio oHlco open tomorrow, in
view pf tho volumo or work ahead of the
cicikb, offers all persons who so far.'l
liavo failed to comply with tlio law, on.
portunlty to mako their returns. Failure '
to fllo returns by noon Monday will mas ;
'slackers' Ilablu u prosecution,
Collector Lcderer ulio Issued a warn.
mg to nil neisons not' 10 mail miurn,
bevcrnl thousand letters nrn kiiii 1..
lead, ami all leturns now entrusted to
ciiei mans cannot po&slhly bo recorded
vwiimi 1110 uuottcu time.
Must Vny Uy June 13
No money will bo accepted tomorrow.
Tho tax must lie paid by Juno 13. Fall. ,
1110 to inaku returns or to pay the tax U
punishable by a lino of not less than $100
nor more than $1000, with an added pen.
ally or CO per cent of tho tax due.
Simplified Instructions recently an.
nounced aro believed to make the work
ings of tlio Income tax so slmplo that
there can bo no possible excuso for
failure to understand it. The law, with
a few exceptions. Is that every un
married man or woman over eighteen
j cars old, with an income of $1000 last
year, is taxable. Hi cry married man
or woman must ulso pay If ho or tin
has an inconio of $2000 or more.
livery employer Is compelled to mike,
n lcltirn for all employes receiving over
$800 a enr salary, ln this way a
double return Is made for each wat.
earner. Persons receiving Incomes from
estates vclll also be checked up by a
klmM-ll Til.lt, ,i,,a ll,,, l.,nCu nf nil ,w.n-
- ," 1 in. cuut,a v. nil vw,-.ftl
poiatlons will bo open to ascertain''..
thoso who obtain dividends.
Methods havo been dev Ised for check, jj
ing up every individual In the country Jw,
who cornea under tho provisions of the J,
la"'- , 4
An To h'eliool Teachera .. 'M
All explanation which clears up -$,
great ileal or misunderstanding In thu
city relates to schoolteachers. Teach
ers or any others connected with the
public schools or with nny Institution
which receives its support from the
Mnto or llio municipality ate exempt
from taxation on their salaries. They
must, however, pay taxes on any other
incomes
A child eighteen years old Is con.
strued to be Independent, whether earn
Inrr nnvthlni' nr lint nnrl nitmt m.ika a
(,,. ,"0. t .1 ..ntll..,, t tin n. .tin linf ft n In. -
como In excess of $1000 a oar. In,
ascertaining the family Income, the In
comes of tho father, mother and children
under eighteen years old must be added
together and a Joint leturn made, ah
though tho $200 may bo taken oft for
each child under eighteen years. For
instance, if the father earned $1500 a
year, tho mother $600 and a child $600.
tho total would he jstiw. in una
case they would secure exemption on
$2200 and pay u tux of $10 on the re
maining $G00.
CHRISTIAN WORKERS
NEAR $150,000 GOALj
Campaigners for School Fund Re-a
port ?9G,487 and Predict Fur
ther Successes
fflin, lAnldnif nflinlinlrrn rt ffltun IlftrtflrtO
for the Philadelphia School for CrirH-SKJ
... Ti- l.n l.nL ,.la,l f Hit 4R7.S0. WfTWA
nail. i mucin .1..0 f"- ,--, -J -;., 'CM
cording to reports at icuay lunciwuu .
the teams, neiu in ine utuciuc.au..-,)
K'lvester S. Marvin chairman of thaj
executlvo committee. In a short taUCv
gavo encouragement to the teams. HJ
is believed by mnr.y lusmbers that at the.
llnal dinner on Monday night the canV
palgn will bo carried "tier the top. W
Tho ltev. Dr. llufus Miller, secretjrrs
of the Hoard of Publication nnd Sundy
5.ffl. 1,1 Hi. itpronned Church. IJ
lauded tlio wotk ot tho campaigners.
U. S. Honor Roll
for Men in France
WnalilnEtoii. Mn.-t.li 80 General Per
shing reported tho following casualties
today:
I Two killed In action, four died of
wounds, fourteen died of disease, ,two
died of accidents, one died of causes un
known and seven wero slightly wounded,
Killed In action!
GUSTAV MATTHS, private, and
WINF11UD I.. PillUUN, private.
Died uf wound"!
CAlttf HltAUM. private: JAMES I
DOSS, private: CliOnOK O. HAHItlS,
private, and JOSKI'H C. MILLKn. pri
vate. Hied of dlaeaaei
HAUVKY U HUDSON, private;
JOHN HIKanH, sergeant: ALLEN in
VIN MOHGAN. corporal; BENJAMIN
fr'RAKLIN K1NCAID. saddler: WILI,
BORDEUH, private; HENltY I,.
KI4NG, private; WALTEIt BIGOEU,
private: LAWHENCU P, OAVJN, rrl"
vate; KAIIL ,N. LEIBLElt, private;
MOJtGAN I.. MOWIQ1C, private; BEN.
JAMIN OBAHA8KV. nrlvote ; EAItL
OSKINS. private.; CHARLES ,PHI1VJ
LIPS, private, and NATJIAN W, WAU-
NElt, private.
Died Front Accident
ENLIST AS RECRUITERS
Miss Lydia Beatty (top) and
Miss llelen Mann presented
themselves nt the untisn
Canadian recrultinp; head
quarters here today and joined
the bevy of young PhiiadeU
phiana "who will trayd about the.
, . rity singintr yrr oimJMm,
'
a.
7;
John "W. Roberta, private; Wesley 11 H
Staples, private. "
Sled, Came Unknown
"Willie Ifingston, private.
Wounded Slightly
Howard E. Davis, lieutenant; Inar'
Johnson, cook; Loughron' -Justice, cook)
.ibaenh C. BHehanV BrlVat7yjmes "B.
ChrUtlan. private, K!ofjL.J. M J."
ill I l-it tJ . " . J A v L
Daylight Saving
J. E. Caldwell
& Company
Telephones :
Walnut 70 ' Race 4450
The Official Time Fixed by the New
Daylight Saving law May be Ob.
tained from j. e. caldwell & co. by
Telephone Until n o'clock Tonight,
' March the Thirtieth,
". i. "
. Special Operators will be in Attend.
v. ance, with Chronometers Corrected
''FROM WASHINGTON. THIS SERVICE IS"
It ENTIRELY GRATUITOUS.
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