;
13 "' Ti i'SJ
ERSAL SERVICE,
PLAN TO BE REVIVED
ff onatoc Now Not Dimsouratfod ,
& by Detent ot nia cna j
nioni
WOTHEB BILL COMING!
Km' Compulsory Military Train
ing for Youths iwiween 4i nnu
21, Utel ITOjipaiuun
tVaihlnglon, April 1
Tfi movement In establish comput-
,n military .raining in uie inep ,
nla la not dead as a result of the
'Met ol Senator "New's nmendnieut In .
Jbr Senate Kilqay. Tiiai aeieat lien.
nltely h'S l,u ,lle Pr"P!ai u "ieep
while the war ln"u' ll la conceded X i
".. a.. .....a Iiaaii Iti lri An?ii.irfl
Ithose woo ii v . . .
it the movement, hut an effort to re.
t-h. the pRltatlon Itt Congress, so that
bnltatv training will ha assured when
i .. n-l I hi inniln nr nllM
St 5-t.i. .tatcment Is made on the.
Ifnnith of an announcement by genu-
M"T.- (l.t he Is ilraftlnc a bill
ftmliar to the Chamberlain military
training meaaure anil win iniroauce n
. acmif within a few weeks,
.in "' ' ....... .,i,l 1,1. l.tn will nvjir
!-. .v.. .rinr mil nh Ifctlons ureefl
uoirif "?.";..;"'. H ,1,., h.
&,.,. ,tlnue the fight until It Is won, i
fe'ln this determination lie is ,Jolnc(l by I
nnv Senators, pnntiiiaii ikiiukhhiii-
K'fnlnlne hill will not pass the Senate !
KfioV If It provldea tor ft system to ko
U tt.i. n,u deeliled noon every I
r-uiouiiii ":, :.'..-, ,-.,i,i..
'detail oi ine um, nu i ..iur ..
KpMTliKin requirlnB that every young
Ernan Wild reacne; uw n "' "ic;ii
t.Mll undergo military training for a
klwrlod of at least a year between the
Stale of his nineteenth and his twemy
IX?2. .lrl.rt4v Hint thereafter esi?h
rrnung man shall return to training for 1
BJl-Kit thirty days In each .year for
K&mk means will be taken to alve
rytuilhorlty In the bill to the army chiefs rntli-, year beginning Saturday, the an
B.ehrinTsororlmerf0eV,mt'fef28r! '"w" ot America's ent.ance into
tpjistDi wiui me mudiih wi inn waiiiiih
Jbf occupation, and 1 have also In mind
clause iimkliiK It clear that there '
rTehall be a latitude n me system so as
Bto Interfere as lltllo as possible with
Jliielnaiviai mi p aniii iiio young iiien, .
C D,'n'a. IreeeV e thS P? of'a sol" ',
m. onrf that no vounir man Khali lm
?nble to actual service In the field until j
ner ne nas pecunie iiveiuj-ums jtare
a ne ab. 1 alro would like to see a pro
teBJtL0ffl3lf,,ied.i?nn',i,,i:!5 i
men. I
rThe Universal training idea has the i"? " me nuu mates. .ow uon
Jiupport of every one who looks ahead j gress has set aside a very much larger
F and the opposition only of sentimental , appropriation to carry out this giig
p(Tsoni who think all that Is necessary i nestlon of the bureau, that a great pa
SI4 prevent war lto reduce the country ; tlonal campaign be carried out through
CIA a condition of utter hobelessnesa , .i,i ., .. .. ... .... ...... ..
&Ty are being converted now fwter ,
sinn iney can ne couiueu.
J J . -.
GIRL STUDENTS TAUGHT
i- -
r' TrrT nr-KTCTrT i mtr-.r
ruu" or.iWAii
, ,. ,
Course at hwarthmore Col-
Special
tClege Enforces Doctrine of the
Clean Plate in Practical Way
tFnqi conservation In war time Is re-
eelvng the consideration of turnty-llve
g?SXVSrjtair
pursuing iwurseh calculated to teach the '
Wet methods of satisfying the palate I
without pinching the "Inner man."
-The course Is under the direction of
&:dl,V.,,;orrfva!;0,lvl,Vi M
'lnrped the art of "making one dough.
nui irosf nere to grew before. Iliey
tiUI lee to it that everv nlate. at tlm
JjaiJ of a Wwa.rthinore day. s a "clean
plate." ,
fcrTliey are posting placards about the
, vMiiuiuf i:iiiiii, uiuii un inniM timers ,
ZXn Wskft Ull. slon hpltirr n iim-(p.i-maii
KWp'-wtallng, conserve, sm-rlfice." Al. I convened a food slacker Into an
raiu7oMV,0l,.,!o1rbhUerin' ml.lo...ry of food production
A wrta, jine less narrei or nour per week
KMI.Wtn knocked In the head, and It Is .
SenUmated that befoie the end of Lha .
tftrtiiat term moie than 30Qp Ions of i
im ."'" wniHvra,
C-..l JVHIIH n Dhl. " un t n .... ,1. n fj
Islli!e. hive als,n' )i-niiu n. mi i !
sall""fJorm, ' and Irewater w take the !
fw oi puncn at all "functions."
Slsrt K!n,'!i"lis'.nv. ,n,"f," h.a. a,,'0,,
WtiTSXll Li .rSlyli,JfmlX? 1
iREieS tiDecti. this sum.nr in i-appIv..
rf'iorirnnint appointment to act as depi- ,
jrimtirarvr ot me principles of substltu
h . .' "wuo omuuiw ttuuui ma niitir,
W XeVn,,'wKhirae,i,,JmB,Li'.f , . VS .
'at the lOllere. ...,,....
rWlHBetli A
Altrlrmua (Mui-u Itloa A f
ifei?'"' f'atherlne Ilelvllle, Ilelen
''IMI'i .Uorothy Cottln. Marararetta Coo.
Xporolhv Johnson, Iluth Kistler, Mary
.Ulttll. Kdlth Alendanlmll. Klliiilietb
Hiiiiil- ', .S iiuiiiin, K.UISUCUI i ..,..... -Hher In
KIUr. Bi her Newcomer, Kther PhH'ile,,j .. .
La Virginia. I'ostleihwalte, Uladys Hlch. , ,0rt coiiservatloii
If!:' k"'1?." ,lhey. Opal Itobinson, a fine farm, and
Florence ItmraiR stnrui, iinva-a tioin !
vs. rb&1 l,ablh Stotsenburg, Mary Ver-
.!, yranrei Wllllauu and Kthel Young,
IwimoHnnm:,.; x.To
Fe. rjiiuniAUlv nuuua ut
limm DAIRY EXPORTS ,
W
wjtif and grteeue Produced for Sol-
rien Held in Storat'e, Market i
rr. Service Reports
hlaUs, n. j,t April 1 The war Is
nP Df great nuantltlea of milk and !
?W made for exnort In w .lrtv I
- Wtb)n Apia to b sent to France for
itha snlriUi-a-n.A. . . . '
w-, .-.-,. mcir, unim. io snip-anuri
nn iney
iff." ?wrtment o
tivirV7-,:"".M'r': ?" i.p. iw j? i
atlQ ISIS h. J.I..: ...i 'a . .' .. " T
gAaVrW.aho7,,&,.Northoaat District Leaders
Ff fir in hiifnl nf i.iosb.1. nr y. i i nr i r lt..aMV
f A.rlSyKiA. It" S rowQwoiviiun-n
I &F ' pKSueW VT.1 XibJJS-
iK3.'!. !1 Increaied- conatimptlon. of-.nd
.ir wane ill wf 1-.0-.. i. .,.i.i.
'The bulletin adds that with
tafs!lft.M5 .""! ft IMXt It Is aiwlthqut being accompanied by adults
H4'Uj:fai i ;n-n .- the vvork nf Ih.
IwSvi iS W,Mm,r ' charged from church," nccprtllpg tn thp officials of tha
5l i .M1 H",rr ' "-''a
4f. "VrPri 0.:
ii?,,.!i;he "great war-winning wheat
Blietr'.?.,r 1,U .'" Nw Jersey. The
vwneun ssva th., i . .ninJ -... ...
MMl.,'.illi.' ..I,.. " '" """ma ills li;
urZ,S"" nig per pound, and
ttiiJi K?ila.Be ?tan hy the publlo o
gftJt H!tAmerlcan ,,d A'11" for"
Hr w Hung. g a mot ppqrlshlng
yJVBA DEFUSES SHIP COAL
fni6li Vessel Unable to Get SunnlSs
r C at Havana " ?1
I l al ,vn
L'.'!', Vl APrH laThe Hpgnlall
7v. V0,,w wiHoli la lying
mu coal.
. lrvx "tfnl informed tho
1 m Inns of P.. l,J v,.n -I.-
,rt that nort fan H,. ....!'. r..
fWIP Will rnnllnn. trt. I -en... .
f eoaanv ii .:;:, . '"1,.".'"!
T nA"jnort to gettioal nt Havana.
Qfl t'ifldg fpr 99 Years
p"fn. April ( -Tba agraement
Lik!!?,,t.um fl"1 v'" t,0,,r
WV " m Human, regard
4MJ1
MOTHERS' PROBLEMS
! For the Children's Year
. Dy MARY L. READ, D. S.
Director ef Ih. Befool pf Molherrraft War Service
KJCjJXJ.
flj - SJ Bf fe ' P - t ni fee 'tilt -WS.IM, 3
v.A-"ITi.Il . Vi fliUe,wM" 'heagert of 'welvn month ami eighteen
JL"J ? i? ' "i.l,0i y,.embJ?t of v"1"1 b' th0 Federal Children's IIil
. ' i?r '" iVile.Kenl!'.f ' !'bllc U,,er everJ' Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, will deal with the health and hygiene of those upon
whose Hlinuldrr will fall (he reconstruction of the United States In the
Generation In come.
The Children's Year
Copyriohttt
Oue&tlfiiiM nil ttie rniliiiiriMAii aI rMMrm IKlMin V ...... ja.. .. .. i , . .
ft&iWis:' swFis&.tSi&iro'i !
rMM nature wilt be otutfrrrd Ikiouoh Ursa
rolumiu. Iiiouirfo ore invited torn nni;
f"r,.,,",l(r, '" ouilloiiir rrmilrliia
XSll'lflnl'l,"" ' """d',"""t
vnm ii..crvirn ill ne icefarr nr C'luurr.t.
personal
escelope
m niniu mi. nus iiecn aesignaieu as
,Ti nLiU,. v." t... n . n i
Tl,e thiiens ear. by the Federal
LWHKIren'H Hureau of the United States.
That bureau Is a regular division of
,hf Government Department of I.abor.
offlcw In Washington. The bureau
was established by Congress In 1912.
with an annual appropriation nf a few
mouaim aouars, to collect information
,n,i ini. .imh niila AnrAa . ...
wll"' " Province of a Government de-
Partmenl. lor the protection of chlin-
"'h", "i' i0 o Id Z "F""'B "
- - -: - ,..:.;, ,
What Is It that Is hoped to he au-
"'" . w B. "", I:. :"?' ""2
rn.niMiji iimi, hit- miJ i JUU.UUV
lt.iht4 shall h n?il. Fvorv vo-n finn -
()00 b-al)e:, a,; llV(m-s co-un;rj,' ,et
100.000 or these lives could be saved,
f (he mothers and the fathers and the
members of the community knew better
nnw io cure tor uaoieg anq now to pro
tect them.
Tlie bureau has estimated the resrjon.
..... . . .
SOLDIER'S FAITHFUL M
r . ..Tiri ,. rt vVn yv r a -.-. .-. .
IV A V V. 7 . I ( .
JT " " . j j s
'Southern Woman Tells United States Official How She
ni-.ll.,l OlnKm-.
uunicucu oiaunwa uu
Aiding
r-r-iti
r I '
MU3 Is the story of a woman who
and conservation, who would not allow
. .
a neighbor by nidirrereme. laziness or
greed to hamper the food program of
.... ...,.. ..., ..,. ,.,!,. i,.ri. ,i
IIIB liaillfll MHU llll.n IHtHIII ...,.'-. a, ...u
life of her son, who Is fighting In France.
It s an example that can be followed
by "everywoman everywhere."
The experience was told to Aislstant
Secretary of Agriculture Clarence Ousley
not long ago. when he was touring the
South to present the tiovernment's
urgent request that the Houtn reeu useif
11. a year.
After one of his speeches a woman
aouglll Alr- nusiey
"I am ulail ou said what you did."
'she said. "I have a son who Is now
In' France. And I have a neighbor who
has pot been following the finvernmenfa
requests either 111 loon pronisciioii ur in
i, i nis (Binny in mm
neither the woman In
!... i.-iir.i,pn imp ih busbaiid In his
i fields has changed (he accustomed '
' ot yng Th man haa been planning
'.? mP.lofhl.tanl n , cottop TMr
tame pas naa p uimo "" " -'-
ZX ..Zu" thi't t& tlTZA
h fnml ihev need not conferve.
tpii.oilu I pnuld stand It no longer.
1 went to this woman -for I knew If I
SUNDAY SCHOOLS AIM
TO RECRUIT MEMBERS
B'al.u.e to enforce the Sabbath .w.
the nromlaououa atle-ndanca of
" .
'0Mng ch
children at moving-picture shows
twnty.firat Sunday ache
Kensington district com
school district the
-connected with the
nday School As-
sdclatlon.
Twenty-tine Sunday schpqls, connected
with churohea of all Protestant ile'lpm
Inatlpna In the dlalrlct. have engaged In
a campaign to Increaia their enrollment
10 'per cent. Tliajr had no sooner
.uri.a tin, leaders declare, than they
. . ..... ...I.a.anl.a'1 l.vltV
')1 th enforcement of Ilia sabbai
nd th neglect of movlng-plolu
nrletoru to enforce the law wh
ran ud HEsinst iwu unpi.'- .--,.
OSUMSVII ..
re pro.
prletoru to enforce the law wnion re
fuse HilmHiapre tp their theatres In the
evening of yppnf clilMrun who- are not
nej-nmiianiea tiv aouilSa
LITha district Is bounded by Kenslng-
PT ...... T ahl.h aV..
lorr fvenue, i.umi "". -nut
and the rieiawara nivar.
Jamaa A. WaUon present pf the
'fwenty'driit Dlstrtpt. who I super
tntendant ot the Twelfth United Praaby
tarlan Sunday School, has sought the as
slstance ot lh Il?v Ur. Thomaa T
Mutchlar. scrttiry of ihe Philadelphia
Babbath A'sodatlon. to degl with the
infraction of the 8Wli )iW9, TJi
mvtn(f'ptcturo spp'w flimeuliy will b
taken up with the police-
Claranc thr. uprlntntlent of the
Mlegheli) Avenue Baplt Sunday
(lrbpl. whelaeergUry of the-Twenty.
EVENING PUBLIC
; - -
y r 7. : v, Vate Z
Pennsylvania have the lament nouula-
lions, and thercfoie have the gieatest
number of lives to save. New York
State heads the entile list, with an
assignment of 8435 children tinder five
years of age to be saved, and Pcnnsyl
vanla follows a close second, with 831s.
Second and a seemingly larger prob
lepi special ptecautions are to be taken
for the protection of the health and wel
fare, of the 20,000,000 children from
five to fifteen yearB of age. Health and
conditions of hygiene shuuld be Im
proved among school children, and these
children should be protected from un
necessary privations, from exploitation
and the various danger Incident tu con
ditions of war.
All these are the children, who. twenty
years from now, will be carrying out
the after-war teconstructlon In Indus
try. In social life, in government, In In
ternational affalis. They must he strong
and well prepared for their tasks.
Kvery mother and father and every
mother's son and daughter from the
grammar grades up, Is going to be en
couraged and Inspired to study the fccl
ence and lore of the nursery. It will
soon be a disgrace for any grown per
son to be unfamiliar with the funda
mental principles and practices of child
welfare In the home and In the com
munity. tin Inter rirthieti ai-rouut will be sUen nf
how tho Children's llurenu U n(roniitllnhliiE
thete reiulu and what this rouimiinltr ran
ilu to help,)
(CONTINLTKD AVKDNKSDAY)
H Kl IK S A V If HI 1111)
nu. tt i
OIUIJ UIIUUUSUIUUSIY
Kaiser
could make her understand the hus
band also would be changed. 'You are
trylpg your best to kill my boy,' 1 said
to her. 'I'm sure you haven't realized
that this Is the effect of what you and
your husband are doing, but It Is the
effect just the same, and you must un
dei stand What It means. If my hoy
must be killed I want the enemy only
to bear the burden of responsibility for
his death. I want to know that be
died for Ills country, truly. I don't want
my own neighbors, the people wpo pre
tend to be my friends, to help kill him.
I am glad and proud for him to fight
for humanity, but I am not willing for
him to suffer and sacrifice In order
that gluttons Inay be gratified and
greedy misers increase their gaintf. 1
think you will change your way when
you undeistand that your conduct .may
Sacrifice my hoy. whom you have known
a his life ever since he was a baby
with curly hair, toddling-around and try
ing to learn to walk I don't think you
want tn Jain the Hermans In fighting
him. And you've got to change, now
that you do understand, now that I've
told you. what It means."
"And she did change. She was In
tears before I finished. 1 am afraid I
wounded her very deeply, but It had
to be done. She Is conserving food now
no one In the county Is more ardent
than she, and her husband Is going to
put In some fowl and fe'ed crops and pot
plant all his laud Iu cotton. I don't know
what I would have done If they hadn't
changed," she admitted with u little
smile, "but I'm sure there is some way,
and I would have found It and I would
have dope whatever was necessary
to do."
"You liaya doiif the thing that Is
stronger than toe liovernmini neeause.mr. .-aiiouai itparo
It la the Government, becauae It makes
the Government.'' said Mr. Ouelfy.
"You have created public sentiment.
If In every community In thla country
there ta created a sentiment of acorn and
cnbteinpt for those who do not now sus
tain our country, there will De very tew
offenders, for to be depel by one
neighbors would mans lira unoenrame.
When we have everywhere a puhlo sen
timent such aa you hava helped make
here, so the. food slacker, either In pro.
ductlon or conservation, will h loathed
and looked down upon, the thoughtless
and the seinan win periorm meir run
duty."
aiiiiiiitiiiimiit.iiiiiiimnifl.fiiTiiTnifiliM Jr .
J VL Meeting place HHtt
of Representative gliJCr
American Men and slJgiOM JCP
j Women fiom every ffS,
1 state ixi, the Union piM.
. jrit m THwikj! al $& fflHB'
TvBPaERlHILADEWnrA, MONDAY,
STUDIO TO SCREEN
AND IN BETWEEN
EngtW Week Novelties in the
Locnl Photoplay
Therttrea
ity the I'holoplny Ivlitor
Tljls Is anniversary wcek,at the Ka,lr
mount Theatre. Among the new fee."
tures to be Introduced Into tho houso
service Is the uso of Kdlsou Mar.da
lamps In place of carbons In, the pro
.lectins machlno and an nutomatlc
change-making machine. Thin la a J.
I Krcd Zimmerman tuentre.
' Maclerllnck's "Tho nine Tllrd." which
l.i to he at the Stanley alt this week. Is
the most artistic proiUictlc.il ever made.
1 11 wilt remain as a screen claselc.
j ".My Klrst Jury." which Is the third
I episode of tho serlcB of 'The Hon of
Democracy, will bo the added feature
at the nidge Avenue Theatre today.
The (lieat Northern has been taken
oer by Mr. Al Boyd, who Is nlso.thc
owner of the Arcadia and Family The
aties Mr. Madden has been asulgnrd us i
manager.
Messrs Fairbanks. Hart and flay arc
the featured stars this week at the
Ulueblrd In novel attractions.
The Strand will have the mole ver
sion of "t.a Tosca." with Pauline Fred
erlck, the first half of the week.
j "TJm lllrth nf a Nation" Ih the 'big
I attraction for tho"flist two days of this
I week at the .Model.
Kvu Tunguay. as "The Wild tllii,"
will he shown upon the Mireeii of the
Imperial on Thursday.
Cine of the. strongest plays of Italian
life Is shown In "One Mole American."
which stars (leorge Heban. It will be '
at the Park today.
With double blllu at the Helmout. , 1
Kifty-alxth and Itlvnll Theatres, thai
ie '
pations In that section of West Phlla- '
delphla have a vvlde choice In bargain
movies.
I
The Kmpiess. In Manayunk. today of-I
fers Harold l.ockwood In "Uroadway ,
...." a lively Metro comedy. !
Kdlth Storey Is to he stalled on
t-esday at the Leader In "The Claim." i
which Usald to have but one woman J
In tlia caat '
The Family will have first showings
everv dav this week nf tai-leil IhiiiiiIh. !
-nil. World For Kal.." Im ,..Pioi!,sl.
tlon ,.f J. Stuait Hlackton's novel and
will be nt the Illalto Thuisday
'
New iirk, April 1. The Fedesal Food
Board has Issued n warning to
the public "to be most careful in the
future when eating bread, rolls, cakes
and pastry, "because "Jagged bits of
glass have been found In Hour, btead
and hiead wrappers."
'Urn warning added that "complaints
of this character have been sultlclently .
frenuent to vvanaut the board In nub
Lllshlng this wHipIng. inucli as it dls- ,
p,,, . ... ... . ... ., .,.,. .
GROUND GLASS IN RRKAr. for an automatic fiom any of lie win- t thl,, extremity, use the spy's weap
.... v,1J't'3i3 ' "Ulin ,"r "",,", ' st;irHi blankly at him from ,,. If the other man fought. It would
WAKiNlNG OF FOOD BOARD the second tory. There was homing ,e different Tho desperate uauiie of
,iviiiiii,vt vi I ju ou.vivw inc. "m"(( ,, H.olc.,lng his toes ,, ,iCi taking was beginning tn colne
.1.,,... i m,.,.t the. impact. Fortunately lo him. Two men, perhaps three or
Malicious Persona Employed in It was not far. but he lost his balance , even four And yet he must win. He
t, , - , i .. ' L...1 toiuiled bldewavs. catching himself , nitia-t. Slowly but suiely a plan was
Ilakcnes 15 amed for Its I'rosenco. ?'" "I1 ..... ..l.i !,.. Here aualu the i foi ining and he made un lis m nil to
Will Seek I iiw wind raved him from discovery, but . ,mt It Into practice.
Will bleu Law !'. "A1...:.. i.VJ ..ulln and kept a look on snt tired et?" he asked
. nr- en ...n .. , ..l.ll
IlkMB III I,,. I, II, II, III. IIMKIIIMM a.r Cn... .,,..
after It has been cut and made icady
for the table, says the warning "Where
bread Is baked In the home, the flour
should be thoioughly sifted for" foielgn
substances. Owneis of bakeries and
those handling Hours and substitutes
used III baking are asked to have rigid
i .i ...... .
Asserting that It has a headv laUn
steps to piotect the public, the board '
HlinrilltiPPil lli.'tt Ifrf a-h( '. .
to confer this week with lovornor Whit.
mail to seak the passage of snepl.-.l !....
isiaiion. wiucn v
moreadeiiuately.
lalatlon. which will meet the al.ua ,Tn
SCHOOLBOY FARMERS '
TO HAVE EQUIPMENT
Adjutant General Deary Arranges
for Unifornts, Tents and Other
Paraphernalia for 1000
... ...
Tbioiigh the cn-operatlon of Adjutant
General lleary. equipment for 1000
schoolboy farmers has been supplied for
thla mimiher's work on farms thiough.
opt the State.
The otlints Include tenls. uniforms.
cooking uteps Is and other parapher-
nalla. It Is said that the State has Sdlifl
khaki iinlfonns, 1000 sleeping tents,
cook. tents, officers' meas.iems and other
equipment or a type slightly ihsglete at
the present stare of t lie fighting game.
(This Is the equipment formerly used by
Forty standard camns will be enulnned
under plans now being developed by the
Pennsylvania committee of public Mfety
Kach camp will Include fifteen tents,
each of them helpg seven.by-seven Wall
lanls, housing two boys: the others will
he leaders' teljta and mess-tents, Three
military flare-lamPs and one cnpkstove
will be furnished each outfit The State
arsenal will furnish national (lags.
Bova now enrolling under the boys' i
working reserves will bo eligible for
PUcrnient. All camps will be under V
M, C A. supervision.
Volunteers will be obliged to furnish i
only shirts, hats and leggings. A khaki
uniform and one pair of canvas working
trousers will be furnished by the State,
tD be lent for the period of work,
...... ... ..,, .... ... ...- kcittuii, nm.d iinlrklv lie ueei ru UC. -a... a -.-
to alarm unduly our public." ' "f'the roof A light wa burning In the
According to the board, no organized kitchen, but whether the loom Was oc
attempt to work Injury by placing gloss eupled or not. he could not tei . i
In bread has heen found, but such , H1 "'" '" r'k a, 1V',n. hv i vverl a
acts ore attributed to malicious person" I V,,,i,ft ',urLfSUSSHlJ reach he fuel
engaged In the bakeries and facto.le, x'', H ''sn.'.d '.lea"1 Vhe' kitchen door
affected. n, a moment thev were on the ground
"Housewives should examine bread u.i movlmr aloiiK in the shelter of the
mspecuon maqe neroui tnete commoill- . the goal or nis nopea. " ," ';
ties lenve shipping looms In bulk or. "as .ut behind bin.. I had ''".Ider
inanuigciureq lorm. Where suspicion Is "',' '"?. " '" "' " t uBh as a pine
ISSltoV"'"' t,,OU!" " ,l""'0Ugh '""- kno.0an.rm,.;ir survive8 t.r. oss' oV
ligation , blood It was t.lndherg's ordeal with
The Yellow Dove' &$&&
. . ... 'y'Mf . Author ot'Th, naming Bwurd'
iCodtHoM. tilt. D. Appttten Ot.i
Window, and llaimiieraley knew enough
of (he (lermnn c.haracter l he eure that
iiie Soulier pfioiv would mil lenve that
side of the bouse. As he slid carefully
down the roof tinon lhr nlher Hide, hi-
the soldier I
saw that thoic were two dormers, ami
lor a moment could not think which '
them let Into the room In which, lorls
wna hniirlsdneil Id .fHih-d the ledae
and tiAUted. The nbuttir nf Iwitli win-
iriows hhits closed. l.indbetK had told
Jlllpi tins, but hi' Mime mlliUy, to him
fcelf because bo l.af r't tmlil closer at-
lentioii of the roilers Instruct Ions,
for while ope of tlm mom was Doris's,
the other be knew was to bu occuplfd
by .lohn Itlsx'o. It was while he lie.
luted that he heard a MhUper at bis
lull, and ciatvllng aloriK I If ledge. In
a moment had tiwhrd the window
"Is It you. fvrll?" In- beard
"Yes" he whlspend "Let me In."
Utidbcrg had oppiied the shutter In
the afternoon, hut II uas still sltthbnru.
and when I'ytll pul his stretiKth to
Doris's. It cicakcil abominably. It as
not really a loud nnl hut o the sen
sitive ears of the fualtHes II seemed
las If discovery must ho Inevitable Ai
latt I hey managed to open It wide
eunuch to admit i'vrli im Ircn and
his body speedlh loilow-d Insld ttic
room they stood, ih'lr tunt-i chisp'd.
I fearful of discovery listcn'ng fi't sounds
.without or within which woull tell (hem
I of the nppioiirh i. the drruddl We'd
; Nothing but the sighing nt Ilu wind In
i tho tret-top" and the palter of tho rnln.
As hope returned. Ilammiraley ipies
. tinned tpilckly
"You are i.-adv 'o pn-"'
"Yi-s," she ippliril cag rlv
. "The sheets'.'"
"Here. I have p-;i.ird."
It was dark and hi could lint
;'OI
lichen i oof"
v'u It lu Invt bnlow.
1 could see
.. ' .' ..".. . .i... .ii.iiiu
this
"I' ' "r V.' " """- -
' e i-aught her In hla aims and their
n,,s met.
"I will ko 111 st Ilun v. hen the ten-
slon relaxes, you tollow "
She pressed his rund a He 1 "' "'?
-; , " (, JJ $$7 A "
be wawd hli hand and slowly weni (
Wed-(down. He knew that t'.i- anK'c "' ""
building inula h . ..mi lioi'i '."""'.i
Wh. m., lie 0I, I ; ,' ri,i,n Kt" 'idi
er'buigled In sp-.ce IU- looked be-
low him. but In the d.i.l.iiiss the ills-
to nee was uncertain Had Lliniueik
inlki-.iti'iiluted? tir had Imrls used loo
much of the sheet nt the. upper
end
lauds
He let iiimseii miwi
mi i i
II his.
ft ,T0l,mn.!.,l, V,- tol-s
n touched nothing, and still nwaed
and spun In the air Ike an apple on a
the corner of the garnen,
vvalch UK for Doris. fearless.
She came, at once, slowly but fearless-
Iv and In a moment he had her safely
u III" arms, drawing her back near
fie bulk .If the building tn crouch and
wall and listen again. They did , not
dure to sneak, but iiuiiiin: ". ".""
was singing madly with Pope
If the)
had not been uiscim-iru
now. the
time would
hniii-es wero uiai ruiuv
elaW, enough at least rt" of their
IUKlllves IV ,rl " . r."""'. ' i.-i
I'l-rmn-i-s
w-urneil
Hut the
dauicllng
beet
llaniinerslpy
that they
must
hedge toward the hangar.
iia larolrtv exulted
was some-
thing n have brought Purls away, hu
nui
"enled V.m Stioniberg. The bundled
figure of Llndberg, lying up theie : bleed
ing In the dark, shot a pa n through
his heart, but In action, moving toward
.boon ll was iiiiiiiikik p ;,"i
iv. ui.n,niieii? that botheied him.
When they reached the shelter
II.. ii-..i,ila the leiisloil 1'elaXed
"We're going to get off. Ih.iih." he
.?' JooUJD-
I know every stick of
r.h.',e,,.S?r ?i,ll,f Mroli l.a" been
. too much for you lluvv am you feel-
' nir.'"
.Never
better.
she said bravely.
"Which way now?'
Haiumersley had paused a moment
to slip on his shoes, and as he goc
to his feet, . .. . '
"Follow me.'' he said. "If I go too
fast for you. let me know."
He cut Into the woods and pies
enllv struck a path wli.ch led It, the
left and for a while they followed this
rapidly Thanks lo a r.ne plnMipie and
a vigorous life out-of-doors, the girl was
good condition and, though breathing
hard upon the slopes, made no mumiur.
Haiumerslev knew that he had little
,(, ( ,,aie. and Doris followed blind-
V asking m questions. She was aware
fr. i,at C.vill had said In the after-
.,,,.. that his objective In coming to
ijennaiiy as now within readh. and she
could onlv niitgi) of Its lm1otaIlCB to
r-ngiatnl o inn uesperuie cuuiices ue
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rNC,c'.o,on,M,,c proteollon of the!i thil" c'vTil Te'tVw Vftil hSi Im'f !" tun,. ttV!ini jle? UuWrtt?, Schools K0p0t, With lSf
'KahlM he could for the momeiSt ills- I becti tricked Into betraying him. and ' "", j'j0,t,t.'.,'.n? "Interesting" StlldfcS Id
regarll the danger of the guard, for hi, ?X.enVd nX.'she TV'Zy SliVhl'm , '' B ? WWrhS'wbrwtnVi;; I Comljftt "Spring FeYCr" '
otders had been tp watch hut one until ill end She owed him that ELH?. -'.PwS..1' f. ,o J, I i, .f? .V?.'"5 I "r
SPP.
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his hniid and found lli.ij It was ins- ..,- , ,j , w , ,v ynu , KtllnR to "K,om what .Urectron?" she H-ViTtTed ,r"' 'cno018' w,"c" "e designated "pqr
teued to the bedP;.". How; Min 1 ad ,U sho said defiantly. , -There." ' and he p. tiled acrosa llie ,ast 'lne 'f M- alo vvII aid In
managed In move the h-ay led across ,', ,,,,',,,1, then slopped and caught : Bv poiiueo across uie JhU J)rocelg f ,he mimafy llea can h
!,m..l.!l.ri.-ve ., .me.i on fi." here It .l'01' ny the elbows, peering down Into --They'll be here in a moment. Listen biought home to the most patriotic pirt
i... mi; .....-.,... .... , .-" ; r Vfni 1 kfl IIP I1S. Nlia lia.l lioard Ilic anlinH rr n inani n. i
knot that she had made una m-i' ias- ,, 11,1,1ni ,,t ..... of., - , L-. ',.. V. , V r T.V. i t ubumh uuifH om
""'..," ?".. ,.,.' ... .! .ii.,. ! i est inoitieni oi "i mi. Sinn she obeyed wonderlns v- "Now . . .,
"" "1 "".','. "'.:. .'... ,.;.,, It "Anil inlnc. lie-r v nice a ns were. u. .... rntit ,,. , , k uM ,;- , , : -
'i.:i " i.'imd .Hwii" ,.'" ...r :' ";." v rx,,a,v,ri. .. wik ?-'" skim j. he-jAiiurr .ors systism
'' fk vssi: m;rt;!n!r-.no r'- " ,u xTn:' to distribute labor
uirinir r, r 1 ll I iHiuivv rcu. n nu1
Iliraim i.iiv
- -. -. , .,.,,. i ....lltur-ai
Iwinjftip pump that is Jjty' ..H w
to those who want A 'i'ikW&tmS s
Kffi$iii&0E Crettfpd in mahotrany caK, !(
fpJBU0ff2l' gun-metal, patent leatlier, WS
L73B .aHTTiaaH.- KlflJ MUVBl TT11IIC UUCn BIIU SB
ri
919-921 MARKET STREET
60th td Chestnnt SU. 274fi48 Germantown Are.
4028-30 I,Hcalr Ate. Sj04.0q Gemantown Ave.
BrancK fr( Opfn
ffrerv Evtfiqt
A?RIL 1, 1018
MS."
"Ulilcap
Aflhr a while, when thov had been
imivlnc fur peihans twenty minutes.
ll... MA. . U-.I ,, n,unt ll. 111. tfam
':
a trees
i'8-.?!
i '., '
where she could see gray patches
sir throuaii the branches overhead, i
int. ivni'.vo ..,, irfmiiiii . mi tiinn
iter rect emerging rroni tnj ury leaves
,..,,, m .., n ......v, . ..,......
-imp ,-cuonuorr riwo. ne mm. vc
n follow It ship by slue. Are you
tired?"
"No."
Thev went cm miir inpldls. while
tlsnimerstey piplalned:
"The documents I came to UfTinnn)
foe nro to bo brought long this load
tonight In an aiilnniohlle. The hour
they me due to reach Ulaufelden Is
pIpvmi. and If I know anything of Ibe
infallibility of the Herman secret mos
seiiKer. they will be here on time. It
Is now aftfr ten. 1 have an hour or
le.ia to make my preuHiatlnns."
"Whut are jou going to do?" she
(Vhed.
"flet thorn. Klrst. I'm going lo take
.v.tii tn a nmt where ymt will be as
safe us If you were at home In Asb
wcier Park.
"Vi she said flmdy. "I'm going
vvllii ou.
"But that's Impossible. 1 don't know (his could have eiapied befoie tie tell-
uhat may happen. My plans are of the mie rope of sberta should have been
vaguest--" dlK-overed Already she was sure that
"I will sharp them No. vim shan't YVeutx and bis men must be on the way
refu!e mo I will follow you 1 can in tt machine or on horses, perhaps.
help I must I would die In those which would cover the distance thfy had
niidn Hlnne. Don't you 'inderstatid. traveled In less than a uuailer of the
Hut If I fall and tbey take ) on. time. She thought that she heard the
vi.ii will h.. as guilty as I. It's an acU,lUd of machine In the distance and
of war. noils" , ,, Hi.- voices of men. She pleaded with him
"Then all the more reason whv I tn sn no. Inn lu onlv smiip.1 :! iir.
mould hi committed to It. They made
war on inc. ...
nut H'ere will be danger. " am
li.ltllp
He caught her baud In his ami they
moved forward more quickly. Along
Ibis p'ltb Death was riding toward them,
but they stiode eagerly tn meet It, to
defv It. to defeat It. Cyril planned
rapidly, casting anxious glances along
tho road behind them Kvery font they
traveled took them further fiom pur
suers. If pursuers there were. Kvery
foot they traveled took them ncaier
tho advancing messenger. So that the
fart1Pl. tlcv ,vc,r,t the Io
the while before thsy w
weni uie lonKer wnuui oe
eie overtaken.
but the shorter the time for separa
tion to stop the uutoiunhlle. ..Ic. icier
was not In Hammei'sley's line. They
passed many placea, ditllciilt spots In
the road where the machine must al
most stop and go Into low gear to
climb declivities, places wheie project
ing rocks jutted rough faces up lo the
verv ruts of Hie load. It would not
be dlfllcult to kill with an automatic at
.1 dlstaiiie of two paces, but Hammers
le.v could not play the. game Hun way.
He was a spy. If the laws t war
riled hlin so. but he would not. even
No I could go on forever
Then listen. Wo are healing
the
GERMAN MASS-MEETING IJERE
HONORS BISMARCK'S MEMORY
Thousands From Philadelphia and Vicinity Throng
Opera House on Anniversary of Famous
"Iron Chancellor's" Birthday
Til
P
IIDUSANDS ot (iC'iinans of Philadcl -
hla and nearby towns attended
... ......... . .,. II.U, 1,1. ....low
iiit. luieoiaiioii ui in.- ". seir. All the roregolng look place Just
anniversary nf 1'iince Blsmuick at the three years aijo and. to be exact, on
Metropolitan Opera House. Tribute to I Tuesday. April C. IS13. the "Iron Chan
the memory of the "Iron Chancellor r -thnr oMhUoc..r "Bteod
was paid by pininliient suns and daugh- 18,5 Al)rll yuoyK )ay.
ters of the Fatherland, ami there were j
many speeches of praise for the man li.j-wxTpv.wxxTpnsj mnP
iv ho welded together the different Teii-aIUJM JVi TftlUUISIiltts KUJLi
tonto States Into the Herman empire of IN SEPARATE AUTOS
today.
one of tho features of the exercises
was an allegorical tableau representing
the net of federation. This was ar-1
ranged under the direction of J. Otto
Schwelner, the well-known sculptor. The ,
program was opened with selections by
a largo trained chorus, which rendered,1'
among other iiuuibeis, the "Jubilee
Ovclture," by Webei. j
The P.ev. Dr. Julius Hofmapn, of Bal-1
tlmoie. spoke on "Hlsinarck From
iiei llian-vil.ei leal. r-iunuvuii. ,i.
Thomas C. Hill, of the I'liion Theolog-
l riB-
leal Seminar), discussed "Ulsmaicli
.- . . e . i i ,,. ... ii
Fiom ail American Point of lew.
Wengerfs "Lvo of Home" was ren-
dered by a male chorus of the I'nited
Singers of Philadelphia. I'rotessor rcu
gcue Kuelinemann. of the t'nlverslty of
Breslau, (leiniany, then discussed "Ills-,
marck From the Standpoint of a Her
man." Dr. C. J. Hevamer, president oT the
Herman Soclet) of Philadelphia, made
the opening address
If your Americanism has been aroused
Crt?atr4 in mahotrany caK,
gun-metal, patent leatlier,
gray buck, white buck and
white Vid; tarn sole and
fpll Unis XV heel.
Vorel fifrf atnri
Open BHuriav gvf.
55SUrSar: T, TiPTER UOUQAyim
...SA mm? &lA'Mb . dad ov hv (nmlMW&
.in1 th.'sap? ; arc piSKs.. a-
less I'do hapnens to hunt for us them."
nar
' .n .. ,,i,t.t- ii.i,si. i,r int.tru u..mii
,.. i... i,,,fii,'. v. au in, ni..i. ,i m.
'V 'C ' ' '. " " ." "I. .. .
iu le liursvuiB. tin us ui-j- ni'iitr inc
11(,( f.jr rdcweil dovni Io : wnlk again.
' "M the ftot of the glm th ' a dry
bed of a stream full nf.rocl-s There
-, , ,,,. a bl.ldKC ur0i ,lut ,t wa
vvashtd away its an awKvvam spot
, even for n good m-itor. I in going le, mau
I it worse."
I
He left her. ilash'lnc on ahead, while
sue foiiowiKi. ami vvnen sne renepeu ine
stiesin she saw hint drugging one of
the bridge timbers across the road She
vvanltd to help, but he told her In vvalch.
until ne got niininer ami men nnniner
timber into p are And In another mo-
mem It was evident Hint he barricade
was formidable enough to deler any ma-
chine from ciosslng. And theie was no
way to gn around, for upon one side
ioe the irags and upon the other the
gully fell away Into a dark pit filled
with rocks and tangled branches.
Theie was nothing for It now hut to
wall And yet it seemed a despeiatc
thing to do. wear and mown as Doris
w-ns. it would liuvu seemed better to have
gmiH on and on-anything to put ills-
lanc between ()iil and the death that
surely awaited them back there. It
seamed Impossible that so long a time as
"You must do what 1 say. Doris," he
said, and then paused listening. "They're
coming." he whispered.
follow the lino of the rocks Into the
hllali.a l.'ll-lf tat. tt ..... 41. a .-A...1 1.1.1.1....
among' the s'lirubber), you'll find' n cleft Country Is Split Into Thirteen, Pis
lu Hie rocks. Climb It and ou'll conic, tnVts in Knrilitntn Fnnnllintlnn
out here." and he pointed upward Just ' lncW ,Q l ac"ltnl0 &qiWUU10Il
nbove the mad "Watt for me there. I'll i by Transfer
coinu In a inoiuen' "
And as she hesitated, he caught her i v.l,l.,rl..n Amil 1 Theennntn-v has
by the elbows and shoved her alopg the I Mash ng.,.n. ApHl l. I petoftnUiy lm
ledge backward- "Ho! Do you hear? I heen lntlvlded Into thirteen tmptojipetd
I ll navn no refusal.
There was not rtenvlmt the accent ot
command tn his voice oc the quick Hash
of bis e.ve Never until Von Stromberg
had badgered her today had a man
spoken to her In this tone before. Hut
she loved him for It. rejoiced In hla
. la.Al.n4t, Ilia .al IH llllFA lllotlll rt f .. A...
strength the primitive Instinct of worn
an to obey.
When she had gone. Haiumersley
quickly crossed the stream and took a
position behind a thick bush, listening
to the exuausi or tne
atminachlnu
machine
hut listening and looking, too.
In the opposite direction for sounds of
his nuisuers. A searchlight mime Inn
tastlo shapes among the leaves and
long shadows suddenly shot out along
the road.
(CONTINLKP TOMOUltOW)
Caleb F. Fox Improved
Caleb F. Fox, Jr., prominent In so
ciety and n member of University nf
Pennsylvania Base Hospital No. 10, wlpi
was Injured In an automobile accident
on the Northeast boulevard, was re
potted Improved today.
Iby the fact thai such a celebration In
L"?' ' " K00 " h ' '" ''r ?
"'.'"'" '""'"- ...-."a JP. WI". JUU.-
Both Expert Drivers, Negotiate
Iloui;h Western Roads to Home
Town in Different Cars
Wrnsttiiee, IVnili,. April 1. Kach In
his or l.er own automobile, Hubert J,.
Collins, of Spokane, and his bride, for,
meiiy Miss Fannie Davis Kerns, of
Wenatcliee. went from this city on their
honeynuHiii trip lo Spokane, where they
j ,,111 live.
Kach has a reputation as an
expert driver. It was rough going, for
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II. .I
little
trit ai if nr iiiixiiti,! n iivii 1 iilllii) a.
thins like that
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Today end the qtieVYri; iatfr T".4
oaiion of more ilun ?oo,pjo piilWre
The pupils of the Philadelphia. 1)U
schools returned this imifnlBg to lM
"grind" after the Kaster hoHtJfya, .
The boys have reurrec,Je.d their l'ts,
halls and glove, and the girls are tatsy
with spring hnUsfcleJPlpg- r?pflp( h
' .,.rll-,, i,., ...iiv. ie ti.r ivhooli ht't
j 'r,'t "anc wnn love l(-r penoota, nil
.lonuny ami aiary mpsv return in nn
, 1S t
cirooinooa.
tine consolation lefl them, according-
' , ll(ncials or the Hoard Of Kducallon,
I .... ., . , .,
I Is the fact that studies are not as dull
HH lhf... were in the time t.f their an
. ... J. L
, eestors. The new history cpurs. whteh,
i K calculated to maintain the Interest
M , .... ... , , , . ,. .
f the atutjent from the beginning to the
, en,. tn wll as th nw clylc courri
i . .,....,., ... ,,, i.v ..,,.i,..j
and the Improvement on the old method
nf teaching the Rnglish language also
, ,,,., ,, ..,., .,. !,. n.r,..ji-
I w'" '"'ll ,n dlapel ome of the pef)adng
I gloom accompanying the return if the
j Juvenile Phitadeiphlan to the steady
. lound of dally education,
I Lessons In the working of war ggr-i
! .,,, rarefullv ilranared hv StlM fsio
''f .' ?' "l', , , r,,?p,1it in ill Jt?,
Mll,'p- an1 'wtructlan In the art of
n''"ln? a.r Kegnttd to act n r
Part of the medicine for Hie snrlne
I fever prevalent now among our future
citizens. Sunerintendent Harber's nro.
... .t i..r.in1- n, .tr.n,-J.:
I ,i.trptt t fsniiiite the transfer Df
labor of nil kinds fniln districts 'wher
a surplus obtain to those where .
shortago exists nag announced by lh
fulled Slatfg I-Jinplo) meat Service. Jtp-
I mogenelty of Industi lea apd employment
1 .. .... 1 . . '
Problems governed the division.
Th? districts apd Slatea Included Itl
them follow:
No. 1 Maine. New llainnahlre. Ver
1 mi. .it Mns.flt'hlisptt and Ithndn t.la.irl
No. 2 New York. Connecticut and
No. 3 Pennsylvania and Delaware
No. Ohio and West Virginia.
No. Ii Maryland. Vlrglnlu, North.
Carolina and South Carolina.
No. fi Georgia. Florida. Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana
No. 7 Indiana, Illinois. Michigan,
Wisconsin and Iowa
No. 8 Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri
and Arkansas.
No. 11 Minnesota. North Dakota.
South Dakota and Montana i
N. 10 Nebraska, Kanea, OklahQnu,
Colorqdn and Wyinlng.
No, 11 Texas and New Mexico.
No. IB Aiiaiona. Utah, Nevada and
California.
No. 13 Washington, Oregon and
Idaho.
There will be a superintendent at the
head of each .district. Five already ap
pointed ae ftVi follows:
No. 1, It. A, Stevens, Boston; No. fi,
Kalph Izard, lllchmond. Va. ; No f,
V. L. 1'ientls. Chicago; No. J3. William
T- Boype, San Francisco; No. 13, Harry
White, Seattle, Wash.
Kach of the superintendents Is em
ployment director in hi own Stat.
MARYLAND INDUSTRIES
WILL HELP FARMERS
Employes Experienced in Tilling;
Soil to Be Loaned for Tht
. Work
lnertii,vn, Jli)., April I Waahtpf
ton County's farm labor problem w'U
very probably he solved satisfactorily
as the result of a conference between
farmers and business men. at which
methods for co-operation were consld
i.'i'r.t', . la planned to list all tha elrt-
lllo,es III factories and other hoslness
establishments who have had experience
on the farm and release them during Ihe
rush season on the farms.. One big con
cem has fifty men so enrolled on aa
emergency list -who may be at the serv
ice of farmers on demand, and numsr
ous factory operators expressed tfill
Ingness to shut down for a few days
or to run with reduced forces. The.
iiagerstown and Frederlca Hallway
Company will suspend all track woifc
when the farmers need extra hands.
It Is believed the. plan will afford the
farmers efflclent help, as mapy of the
Itllltltltriul IVni'L-.l'. nf thb M.n.M.mlla,
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hae the necessary experience Ip tilling
1 the soil and harvesting the crops.
V1CTROI.A X-A ,, HS-M
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Total coit , ,M.t
Pay IS down, 1 monthly.
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. Totsl co.t $111.(9
Pay IH down, IV monthly.
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