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EYEXIXG TUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 101S
piT
GOSSIP OF THE STREET I
financial district expects
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE,
Quick Overscription of Third Liberty Loan
Predicted by Broker Gossip
of the Street
Business Career
of Peter Flint
A Story of Salesmanship
by Harold Whitehead
ICoviirloMt
STEEL FOR SHIPYARDS
GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY
The Yellow Dove
Hulttiltllt I'Jt ll. Alll'lWl C (O I
lt'iinunci of thr- SrvrH ft'rlc8
' Uv (JKoutiK ntnns
Author uf "Tli I'lmnhiK Kuvrd."
' Mndi ap.' rtc.
INSURANCE MEN PLAN -
INCREASE OF CAPITAL
.IftlMl MrOKT!4
(ii.rn:it i M iintim r.i)
m
FrpHBMJ Is a feeling on tho Street that we mo golni? to Hear importaut
Xcwa from Knropc very soon, uiicrc is niso wnut nmounm to moio
than a rumor anions tlios-0 who ure considered ns upimll well ln
R formed that bis things uro happening ocr thero tit present and that
. our men arc gUH'S s account or tlicmf-elvcs.
Thero was more dlfccusslon yesterday over Count Czernlirs Vionna
pcech than thero was on "Wednesday. livery one looked upon It In tho
i jlght of a Jol;o and not Intended us a serious contribution to notable
Btatc papers which tho war has brought out. Or, as one loyal natural
t-fA German broker remarked, "It Is to laugh."
F Thr.m is no question that tho Liberty Loan and the nrei)nrnilnn
vtileli arc being made for It overshadow everything in tho financial
district In this city, and will continue to do so for many days.
0vtr8ubscripUon of Loan Predicted
Speaking of the Liberty Loan yesterday, tho manager of a large
tnustment huiitc said thut It would bo oversubscribed In leconl time.
Ho was most enthusiastic and, when reminded thai perhaps his cn
fhuslaMii was getting the better of his good Judgment, ho f-alds
I "This cimpalgti Is going to bo won on organization. I took nn
f ictlvo part in the ilrst und bceond loans," ho Mild, "and was behind tho
t' tcenca In committees and all that, but without hesitation 1 say that
the n"0"1 organization Is 60 per cent ahead or tho twoMrovIoun ones."
I .At tho rcderal llctscrve Hank the olllclals said they hud no addl-
, ttonal official information on tho terms of tho loan other than what hud
iwn published in some of tho papers und thut a good e'eal of thut was
not oillcia:.
Virtually tho only oiliclul Information which they hud was the In
stallment dates. It cun bo stutcd, however, that tho new Liberty Hands
are not convertible und uio not subject to call for redemption before
.maturity. The bonds carry tho same exemptions from taxation as thoto
of the second Liberty Loan.
Tho bill authorizes the Secictary of tho Treasury to purchase third
liberty Loan bonds to amount to one-twentieth ot the oilglnal issue of
men bonds during tho first year und in cueh subsequent year one-twentieth
nf the amount outstanding at the beginning of each such subso-
intent year until tho expiration of one year after the tcimlnation of
thenar
A similar pro islon la mado in tho bill with respect to tho bonds of
the tecond Llbcrtv Loan and tho bonds Issued upon conversion of bonds
of the first Liberty Loan.
Subscription's will bo payable In following Installinoi.tH: Klvo por
cent on application, 'JO per cent on May :S, 35 per cent on July IS and
10 Ir cent on August 15.
No Installment Is required to bo made in tho mouth of Jcno on account
of tax payments which ure due In that month.
Payment In full may be mado with the application on or before May
I 4pbut bonds will not tie deitvcreu uviore .may v on any suuacripuon ior
f -an amount exceeding ilO.OOU.
Full payment may lie completed upon subscriptions for any amount
on May 9 or any subsequent installment dates.
Thero was u good ileal of favorablo comment on tho Street regard
ing the t-Inklnc fund nro lslon, or rather the stabilising fund, which Is a
' wire mltfihle title than "Milking fund." and that particular provision
nas consMerid veiy liberal.
' It Mas otlleUllv anncuucfd fioin Washington earlier I. the day that
I tthe third Liberty Loan would bo dntcd .May P. Iftis. and would mature
f Ja'.ten ,ears. Vlist coupons will bo payable September 15, U'lS (12y
itft), after wbl. li coupons will bo payao'o semiannually on ..u.ivu m
and Stptunber li.
HID)
mi'i'inVJ"tr,'t''f "'" onmrrr iovr tiimHraa
"if ritothip,if. ,.t ,,..,. ,.., ,,.. ,... .,.,
rn.7i-.J-i ' "r"'"" I","."' ,,r X"""1 '" "'I
will' ","' V""" t IfrdrlLilf riiirsliuin
I US tJn "". r0llll.lll. Tlir ;,i, Mvrfnl-
iu&ufw' viMix: M" u ",,,r" '",1
LV
.Priority Board Clears Away tti: waited u.,tti i,.r i.r.tni., mut. j;; ,jxV"ii!.n. i.hT'i Tiu'd"
Obstacles Which IIuvo Ilin- i -"-'"- '".. n. i. .wrui.y iiit.- ijy 0J!a V,
i i r t , qtiMied her band and nmed to the tin-, i ..!," ,,r i-So" ITi i i
, dcrcd Construction Program u.t. i. ,,1.fI,nv .t.t.ni me iuD.MiMtn.-tu. "V.,u m tSlJ
. . i... . - . . . : .... t-i huh i
by tho ll!ht of hi Kindle, ott.r nhl.li .' " u'ttj in tt- Innwrlul
he sl.ppei, lKm tttto the port, of l.U , " n"&hJ "WR
fiuhrji IiIckiiJ rnlled foil to In- fal-r
to leriiiiiii Vmi id Iw-n piisii,.,Ii,I I TTn nl' noi-ninii Tficl.- A juot ti (h
lait I would tm KWorn . "- "" -
ou ow mo, iTonosed as a Pleasure
ttnmniis.ry
iviniwr i nat
!VhIiIiikIuii, Alirll 5.
DltllculttoH which have lirset tho ship
yards of tho nation through an lutiilo-
. , . .... -. im ..,.;.. ; . : r: :. "" " ir
iruiiK.-rn iiiiu inavvu poiiijt aviiw- .-. rnii iur mm on ti iuroiip.
enio Into a cortwr. wnriw ne opsnru tin
lid of n tin box und cianitn!d Us '"i'-
1 lit) fill llllUYHl
....i. ... .7IV1 - .
'tun m
of Kulief
Alluni.i. April
If tin- pinna of those lutpresttd In
VTI.INTH' TITY. S. J. n 'i
kMlekA
fmWoRi
ATINTIO CITY
i
:ac
Rr. Katf
nt nlll li thrrr. Xnkp your rmnK
tinna nun no an not to lie dlnappolntM
mericnn nnd European riant
vprlm
In II
Tlir World lrrtf
Ins ompri nrit .in th flnlr
In lllnnllr Cltr and (h TltAlHOKK
li.-
quulo supply of steel plates have been tetitK, tahing out a fn-sh vandln to !'
smoothed nwiiy through tho isslt- Plaiv ll olhn- inn-, ulik-h wiu on tlu-
mice of it preferential order by the l"'" r rxpirtng.
war iiidustiies boutd to the steel mills!
Thru be nill hl pip.- vilih groat
im. I klmu - t.a, a.,1,1 .....
V.iii Imv. ........ . ...:. .V.... " immeuiiite PMiatiflluu of Amrrli.ui m-
llUt Mill llllfMl Urn, . ,.t....J .. fl J..a u. ........... ......I...1 .. .... .1.. .1.
Hint .lull can nHk tio ftiim-H nf mr "
"I duti't. I am vour wHr Bhoot ' "lnn,U d"r '" ,,,p "nr n not i'-,'"'-r-T-
ni If .M.ii Ilk,-. "" ,nlnjtil I lii.oii.Minii of tnsuram-u asu-i-
I du smiled lu-lutiRlng to 'rmnii Intvrrati, now In
tin- liutidr uf tin- 1'iiKtudliiii of
Westminster Ky "v. neur Ueacb. mr.
" " 1ntlv Phii. RnhSr.
llKHNr.KSVIM.f:, VA.
col
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. ib.
eum
vaati
... .. . . . ... ....! -(tii nnrniv I.. .nu....,.i ... .. ii... iiuiiup- .i iiii- i-uiiiuinn ui t-iifin.
WHAT a f0l l'vo been! Why. oh. of tho country In behalf of tho Kiiht- ' . t . ' , , 1 , ' "n, t,.nl ' d" ."'' '" tmw, my .-otuilii. i tirotrt. will shortly lie nddtd t" tlir
VV ,,, flll,t , ten lUll tllB ll(irrllll0 gency t Crpo.tlon. and tho n. . 'tZZ KtSSttt
mctfii 1 wum in? I ImU a Bood oliancc to I nounccment by the nhippim; iMiunt . fancied m dn-p tliiuht. llo liad wi- i.witlu! ' ;: brother N, u, ,,u.AoiUl thv icwlon of muMi '
GALEN IIALL-IN-TIIE-MOUNTAJM
nKKNKRNVir.l.R, l.l.
riiH-ii.ill-ir l)ri ir Klnnctir Kxrty
unifori for Ion nr Knurl rut. Iiatlis,
MwiHtf lli-i-ldrnt I'hyilcUn. I. L H lurt,
Ihruuvb rulliiiuns Nw York and l'hlla.
lliin-Ani M. Wino. Manacar,
letter from him this morning
My near letr:
"Vour mother la tick In bed today.
She always Is after a trip to lloston.
Thn troublo Is tho goes out so seldom,
and when she does go she thinks she
can uo fo much tl1ro than slu- Is able
Lntt
STKAMSIIir XOTICE8
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Tontine, llml T .in.i u li.... t ,..ni,i i in iiiMii.-.. .,,.,.,,. .inll. ,.,.iu I tin tar. Ihx -u-i-ri-i of iti.. tiif-rttni tn tin' Hint olhir - v,,ti,l..i ' lother .-lii'inv lni-urnm-e .-omtiaiilPK nn arc SUNSET HALI. Opn all tha rar.
Hr ..Iw r. "" . M T v '": " .."..."""..i? '?h.rii!? S"- $J2 .-"'t; ::fr v!r !& i Kl 'ffitS h"Z'rt kbi. m, & ssMferaS
- it. ov'iuu lliC UePU liOTl Willi. JOr r1 f'-uuuwu in u.vi nu un niv- v- luu I WW 1 I1IIM11 MUU, 'l HMHIT, -. j t, j(a. la i ,,.,: ..f-ir. trta.,!, . ' llfl'tpll 01 " '"nHxonuiii, rive uev, O. UIUI, mi
I huow ho would h,,,e helped me out. J " S' T'r oTi0" arf SK Z AMJ.ni ""t"SliWn-? "S"" "- h. foVsHs. "Kiu, i l-K..ta.lon already Intrnduced at tl-l"'
How do I know? iJctnUEo I ri'colvcil this ! .i " t-. .." .. X, ; ... .",.... .... ' i ". "i '..., do ul u II Alone It in wilt be matiaRed, '"" "r'"!' , "any Is Ititt-ndi-d to riioMilatm tho con-
"' l lllll-il flUll-ll Bllll llim UU.llll, ",,.,,, .. ,, ,ll.... ..ir..l-I Hill SOtlllll rril.,1 Ik, irlfl ..! I .l ' W.I-.I...1 r.f .....I. I. I I.. ... ...... l '
C l..-U... ... i-."" M. 'MM.,, V..I---I n ,.,.............-- ...,-. ; p.,... ..,,., v W .,..-.. ... ru- .. ..,. '" - -
...uiui . reiuiM tuiuuiiun ll.-rr Lleuteimiit Oi-tiininiiH niniiurv - .. i.-UBiu ircmtu- by a uu. i tin- dlsnosul of tin- brum-li ollke iimna
Another Impurtant developmeut In rder l.nt with tn.rls -It wurni t to bv fn.ler oil,,.r .-In-umalam-ca." hv said gr and additional legislation by cti
the shin situation tod.iv wan the nn-; thought of. with M.ff .rtlltiinv. "I h..uld Is- gma er.-a tiiifliorlylnc tlm iwiiiillin of rnniv
liouncetnent that n tmw Mini solely I The oth-r H'.ten.atliH n.Wal1 l ;h " lj. .-M.-.l W hospltallllrs .." Wlm" pf""" , ...,, T iWInu a !..
for iMilldlnc .-.nicrete hteainshlns Willi'"""' sin.i.g. IU Im.l. iiiateli.-1 I - S,-l,los.. n,, of .-...irv, ns HIIm. Mallei- T . ' .V' .V. ""hr.. '.I"..' ;.,a. PL.
bo established on tlu. Atlantic coast. , ," T 7$?
It was announced also that a uilin-, i.f,,i uii.n, i-uivrulnvan futlril. uu
her nf ttuusliin sli-atnshlns In Ainerl-I.lii.it. Knmetlm.-a kiii-i'.-..I.mI. Tho nini.
and ih.. i,. - ., . ! i. .. . 'C!l'i waters have been i.-.Ulsltloni'd by h. lliotiglit of hU plan, ih.- rti-M.r !; -
aim luen mi,c KOes and does It. with tho,.. ...,,. ....p . urn. lit . oiiM.-llon thai li ns ttit- onl.v """
t.w..(. ...... ....... . . "iv Ulll. ii. .-.mil.-.. .,,.,.. ,.. .1 1 ,..,u,n..-i -I
!tv .n.,.....! . ! .Mills .Must Meet DcnuiuU i Tlien- was i oiitliiiiml d ing'-r for the m-
flajs afterward. .Never mind, she will I .,..,', """,,H"' I pei. um In-dHllninffl fr n ImiK w hll.-
soon be litrwH again TI' ""Ion or the win- Industries upon tlie wisiloin of iiestniMiig them i
"iimii ....... ... it i board followed a meeting of tho it- nm.-. tlnali. i-rji-rtlng Unit Id. a i-xc i-t
hii jour tnotlirr and I Wire cir- nlll,t,1)lent ,iivtsi m whUli shlpbulld-1 -is a lust altei nallM. Ill- wold tlmt In
talnly ry glud to hear you wr doing i ers from Mitlous scitlons of tho emm- had ilti-i i-ov. d th.ni would perhupa !
so well, although we were both a little , try appeared and m-i forth their needs. V.V" t,'il,V'ror,elBi!''imu
worried nbaut von. r..r mn i.,i,b,i n i After the conference It was li-urned , ..,,,. ,.(.n,iiii inemnuiin?.! about tin-
tired. I that since tho reorcaulratlnn of tho prt.uilsei. of H.-rnmny to i:nglutul signed )eni( -. .
. war innu.sirics nourii iiu-su-.-i hii.i.iiion ' no uu- 1111111.0 oi i nun' ..-o umi..- lani
shipping program Is con ' "n wnirn slum at nil cost; nc mi..- v
uf i-onrae, raf Mm Wlndeii. It Ih
laws of tin fulled Htiiles will make the
until i flood," hIiv Mild haltingly In Jer- ini union of tin- ttitln lienimti In- i
riin.ii.-e .i.pi.ni ill :uii- rounil.v 11110
I .-.in do ii.ilhlinr I', 1,1,1.1.1 r .- Ainerl.-nn .-npltal pr.n-tl.-ul.lr. ,
ion,-rleH- lit tin- orders of tipnrrnl un ' Th- MUeiloti of tl- .lliMhUlon to he'
HlrniiilM.ru, Im arrHnges the i-nnilng und inndf of llii- nlm k In Amrrlenii itii.i
Hie uolng of all nt Wlml.-nli.-rB " n'.-s HTti-r It lint. t..-eii in-iilli-ed will be u I
"Tin i-oniliiK, I il..." mild Huniiin-rU question im- tlie dimiTtloii uf tin- iuh-'o-...
' N"' 'he Bolfiu " ullnn of rm-ttiv prnpertj. The stuik1
. i,i u"v, r,"hP: ', ."' ,T "'"" 'would Mill Diking to lit. Herman In- I
' iiif.-ldtii and return llicni.tu Kvil- ,h0 ''HBii.d of the .-iistoillan of eiiem
iliroi.eri. un u .lie. nil 01 ine . ar or wnn
"FLORIDA TRIP'S"
lltO.M I'lllUlDELl-UIA
S13.00 0t '""l S32.00
ro to to
S22.40 w Trt" S IO.OO
JArKSOVVlf.T.K
ri'uUr xerUa la betns maintained.
Ilfit vray to traiel In comfort at law
farm, with b-M aer.lcc. Conault ua
Alrf.nl .nur trip Smith
MI-IM ll.l!TH 4 MINF.ns TltANS. CO.
TIckM Ofilrcal 2JBV If0"1 ,Ht-
l'hone Imhard 1000 or Walnut 300
V. I1 TUIINEII. Qen'l I'ata Aunt.
IN MKMIIKIAM
"Jly boy. I owe ou an apology. 1 had ' as far ns the i
ucard that you linl got tangled up In
money troubles and 1 ln-llsvcd It. In
fact, I went to lloston with tho x
prcsH Intention of gltng ou tho
sttalglitest talking to jou ecr had in
our life and then straighten you out
and giic you one more chance. I-'orgho
me, my boy. for eer halng questioned
eeined has been greatlv i-liirfleil nn
the steel mills have been given to
dcrstand that thev must meet the
nvii'ls of tin- shlpvuvds.
V.ilimtiir aetlo'i has been tnkoii ul
readv liv the mills to dir-it h-til.illv
mersley started tin.
" Hut ..side from ii.i;.ot.sl.teratlon. II..1.1- .,,1.(V,., """" "-,t u " "'" u
"m mi-rsloy, luiNlng . .frrlcd his (i(Talrs tlnul .. . t . ....,,..
U'l- far su.cer.ilir, ,ud a pride In lininlilnu Um. i iV-'i.1' . !.'10 ".'." i"!"' .-' 1 wi, V 1
do- ill as he bad plaimed. It could be done ' "',i,",rf"".,1 i" ', 11 It I
lie wuiilil iki it ","1 "''" dtatli for the btoud of 111
S.'IIWI.WM In tn.ina renif mbranco of
ITIIl'IMW IT Mr-.lll lirf ...... 4...J
at PUI.II- auction. The qu.-.tlon of the ! ...I. I. -'UV&'S AND CIIILDIIBN.
1. ,n,,ii",, km, ,,, i,,i- ni 'l 1, I II-,l lliljim 1.1111
your comments about rlolni? 5.0 well
There Is muro to the letter than this. I
but part of It has made nu- bitterly
aslmmed of myeif. l teem to bo going
from 0110 diceiitlon to nnothur from
0110 lie to a blggtr one. and all the time
I li.no to ti-n bigger lies to hldo the ,
smaller uln s. And I bine lost o many
eltauces to get help! How I wish I had
11.. ...., 1 i... i.. nn e, iM.iiiBen. i,.en ir oil are snot wnu
the the and tin 11 streh heil nimself out '' Plnf It would Im. lH.-tlei." II. 1
... C..II ,.....!. ......I, R..ln ShlllUUett "MV ItOKiHllll Ih IiIh otl
all of the steel Into riscntl'il channels nto the ilame. In Hie corner wln-ie ''u,i do 11. riunii) no further liarni. I 1
so thut the nonessential Industilew nro . the bed wan be'h.nrd Hie Hteuiti bii-alli- shall I'll .1 likely r-tmv I haM- tin
cut off from the supplv now uMillablo. ' lug of the gill. Wliat u trunip she was IMperr--lli.- mi-, what I i-anie for If1
Ti. ..,,1,. ..i... 1.. i.i..i.. ...,r.i .,. ,-wluit a It " hud not irlien Ih.-ni to pie I wolil.t
.''.1...1 .:........ .....1 1.. 1.. .1... ............ Me noild. if und Ihen dozed Troubled have killed ou. but now I skull
lllLimi ... ..... ,..... .. ... t.iu ...... v.. ,.. j
fioui the Mandpolut nf iIhk.0 int-erestecl
In Hie mlilltlnn to Vmeili'un lnsuinui-e
capital 1l1.1t wotilil follow the- lomplcttoii
of the plan
-HTTIIIV.t.
23catfj
Itoth rt
So
a.l.L.a. Illtl...l .1. ......... I.I.. a. ....! I liin II. ILVt .'I I A ltll tIM I I llllll
a . 1 a .a . . .a 1 l"Pill IIIIIVil III HIP'S Itir II 1 1 IH i'ina an - "-- -- .....
telect.-d by the lin . aiinv or tin? ; thoiiftlit lie hmrd the huuiuI of a fool- "H.ioil old l'dn!" said llumniervley
Vleet Corporation ns imsulled for their xt.p on the rm-ks mul Mailed up. It Impulsliel., lulling 11 puce, toward bun,
neils. rm broinl ilnllght lie INtenett for Ids bund oiitHtieti-lieil.
OIlldaN of tho war IndustrleM board ,"bH'' an.. then Mowlv Mink buck ami Hut Von Wiriil.-n'.- automatic came
t.. .. IMi.... ...ni in Mm Ml.iiii.lnir luninl ?1. Pt i.gi.lii lit.A long lie did tint know . ipi.kly into Hue and Hummel sley
; . .: ., ,,. , ,.,,, ,,, for xoine'limg avsukeiiiil nun una lie iiuiieu.
toiia ure sahl to nine pointed out , ,, , i,i,. i,,u.i,, .u..i- f,n- in,. "i.n.i ,ni,ini ,.i- ..muin " ...1,1 ..,i
tho moral courage to ndnilt error, but t'ial steel placed at the disposal of 1 hot.r l.slng hi Ii'm side to lo k straight Inden molly I am quite willing in
every tlmo l"vo a chance lo I become ' Fleet Corporation has reached the ', Into the unixxle of au niitoniatli-. behind ucivpt yntii xpie-HonH of gtuiltude ,
ashamed thrt my ptople or mr friends tlgtiro uskod for c-ich month. The let-' which wu th Imndsoim blond head of from a dlsuui.e. I may not wish to I
1 , vrii tH l-VI 1 , t uiri c, tl IIII I ill ll 1
ii-grel lln ii.iicmi of killing oti ni
self. I Khali consider yuti my prlsonei
until I go AHi-i- that" and he shiugged '
expreM-Ui-ly -"jou can go when jou
like "
lli.minersle.i folded his uniih and
frnw ned.
' hen- I like : ' he muttered. "With
1 rhrttiM Itnnu fm i..t n.. .... ... iL tntv If uiih iiiiilnr.stfiiKl. tn:i(It tlio ns- ' " ,,l MHlrn.
. tlilnli I am. bu; 11 nuist nilrerable failure sertltm that Mlltlclenl steel tu con-1 ....,.., ..
and even wow, Thut one row with dad struct fmO 000 tons of shipping has, iiimii.ii i
would hae tieeii no woisn limn tlio row- been shipped each month, and mado' .m. .....i. 11. 1. i.....
1 had with Jim Harry last Saturday or the ehariri- that the lack of material I T Tl" IooiiumI iig.ilnM the light a nil the
the time I had at thu Henevulent U.an nt 'nine of tho yanls has been due to j U uniform In- won- wetned to rIvc the
Association today. 1 inlsdl'Vcted eiieigi on the part of tho ' proje. ting w.apon a new slgnini-Hin-i
lie wus no. l uo. ine hiiiMiii.il i.nu iin-
lurire. II was miieli belter to bit Willi- " f"'l. to wnll Hue Is rarer. Alone,
nut moling, ml IiIo'k ipiick Instill.-- !'"', "" .",' uiiJiu. 11 mini iiiigni 1 M' 1
The "Ilenevolent Hunch" were willing shlnnlne lioard
to loan 1110 the money at tho rate of u ... . ... ,
per cent a month, but I had to give them ','"1 i"'n"" AII'Beil
- b months' note with the Indorsement rnctors whkh are Mild to bine been
of a friend. I didn't know who to go to. ' lewprmstble for the d.lny were fnultv
1 went to .Man.li & l-'tllon's and tulked dleisl..n of the . mi pi "led tiat.-x and
with Itlllei- foe n feu- iiilniitf.i fitni si.i,,.-. unn.i-eNMar. iraiiMiinrtntlon for the tiur-
how I couldn't iret un courage ennuch nosen of fithilrntlon. This it uim said ', t!on weie not wacl.-il. It.iseli.ufeh-. As foi Hie l-'iuuli In. ir
to ask him to Indoise a nuie. I-'rom him caured 'nm" of the ards to hae morel "Kon't move 01II. ' be said cooll "" l return to lPaufelden and gn.
I noni ... lh,M.u ..l. .....i, i .., l,nl, H,.,le F...,iilrin.nlM on tmnil n Iille In l.ernillll. "I I. w III l our hundi. So le.iwn up. minni-nnmem lor li unit I
.., IM. iiiirn, npu nvillil 111 t.l ""an aia. .1 a- .-... ..... -- ...- .... .- - - - -. . -- V" .
ca
hi
hell
Just couldn't do It. mucin's of the shipping board. In ills- deteimlimtfoii m nut Hie threat Into "ll ' what I would do." she raid lialt-
Tlien I thought of lingers 111 the outing the letter of tile war Industries .,,-uctli e ami. uul hluc mil ronll. silent. n'v. "Uliiit I have pleaded with him
Thousands Upon
Thousands
or
Women Wanted
nt M in)a7r,iphcrs, ti rtarlrp, ItoAk
l. v r- lpltt, Af tiiuntHntn. ontc
.Mm. tin u ri to imIc th" rlH' f men
ill.tl tn tl m inlniH lJioutfnt (Ir-mat'i)
In th Iiitnr of uur tuuntty for
tru t, tl v i tut it ul Boo, mtarloa.
lv i s liuor f nro allfd uion ti
H'juplj Mi m Intr aui .'iurK anJ
k iiit tli a'lvatit iK' All tiiiJlm!"i
hiiiiiiht' t.iucht Mi'iiud WimIih B'lay
aii.J 1 -i i t t utn.- i-ppi i il tlaent'S
Til KiUV Hllit I llur-ilHl' lUta'htH
Nut 'P'lnl Wi.l foursB to 'all
Ktuti'titM Iiictmii rbruHr I
Banks Itusincss College
!(. CI1IIM1 Tl.,l:T
AI.UN April 2. DAVID ALLCN- ttet-
ftttven ami friends invited to funfml. t..
Si P. m., rrldrnce of son Thomas Allen 1083
irllimorn t.. Franklont Remain may b
.l,v-( I'rl. eve. Int. Oakland Coin.
I ANirnHH-SX April 1. KMZAHI2TH W.,1
. iv if- of AtiKuat 1. Andrecen (nee Moore.
Krlrndi lnltfd to funeral n?rvJcs I'rJ,, S iV
" tn , 1HM N lilBt et. Int private.
AH..1HTROXC1 April .H. JAMES P.. hu-
bttnd of Oraoo Ituhl Armstrong. Htlatlya,
1 Hiid frlnJ Protection todgt. Xo. 24, I,
o o r . rlrlew Council. No. f2. r. P.
! . J'hll.i itota.t employes arr Invltid t
fun- ml 8-riii-i. Hat., a v m. 1327 N. AllU
mjh et Int rcrnwood rem Hematna ma
, b l-wed Krl. eve. Auto funeral
nAUNPini.D. April 1. KMMA. wife oH1
.Mir. a narniinid. hu j. liciniives unch
TirMiis iriMfa in lunerni Nervices. me real
dyn llrndley Manor. Hucka Co.. Pa,. iloJi-,
, y u. in Int. Hrlntol Cem i
HAHItl April 2. T'ATniCIC I.ARUT.
H tatU" and friends Invited to funeral,
i hut n tt m., neplu-w'n rrldne Cornelius1
fuhu- I') HJU'J N I.liideliHOod et. W,
ll'hllii lllifh rciulm ninmi Ht Grejrory'i
iihunli 1 JIO u. tn Int. Holy Crosn Cem.
I HAHSKTT April 3. SAItATI A . widow of
NMlllHtn It l!.tettt. HHatlveq and friends
In.ltod tu funeral serlc-s Frl . 2 p. m.
I n'tldeii' f of on-n-lK. John JI. Neaby, 400
N th m.. rhiladHutiU. Int. prfatt, Har-
i lg ivni 1'riends umy call Thura. vc
I Cumdcn. IS. J . papera cony
ti..ninti tii.. ,m a... ..ft..ti ylinrm! Ilila. rlr lllHtTi 111 I II W-Nll.'U Oil tlU
rvfUKv will. llHinniei.-lex la the tiunthiu l''Mt fur nn- " There uuh u iuum .
ilaK Mr uiis tJernuinx IlttnilinThln , ""' r "" "" innrn H'Re wn -'---,.---" . . UlSArMONT April f. 'WIM.IAM V.
fouM iievcr rptiiPtnlier tlu Itiw uli-n M"- nrnvtnv "I'tifortumitt y, I STRAYER'S Tll? UeJl Il,blnP-a bthwM nKAlMoN'r. Heiathes und friend invited
the inuyrlp nf n wi-iinnn hitd WNmo1 mi I nm ,H,t H" "U furthrr. Hln' thpn wi.wi7 t Iiestnn! Html to funeral ertei. Iuii,. 2 v. in., at real-
- -- .--. . . , tl-(-u Wi ll9 Bvaa, wvt a aaaaw m
Int. pri-
LO aPK null U inuoise a llUie. ITOIII llllll C.luelI rnni" n in ani iu iuc inMf i-iii iiiovi- i..wu. utr Mini i-uunj , :: ---; - v -. .. ...,. ..
I went to llojntoti. who works in the than their re.iure.nnt un hand while I In itern.nn. "fp with jour hand : Sn , '"J1' "V l! r.rTill.'r"-'!,- nee,i r"',r -'
rarpot deparimenr. and when I fa.-rd , In other wtluni. of tho countrj. llng'Nnw- get up, U-.iMng our lielt where 1-fil IP lie . r ' " .; n., f;
Uln, I felt jun a hN.IMa tu asl ' Island being a nutahle example, the , K nU XJ-iu km " ""' 4 ? heSVernn-hltiher a. .
tip. Thej- Itutli laieir Margutet, and I I '? V'" T?. w?fK J?1-?,1.. Mamnie.-VleV .vail In 'f,l! eM.reB,.,.. P"-?
TeinltiTM Wimlfil. 1.0-.1110III. m.ltinir Kiee
r i.iMi,iiii.n f.ii i nllitfH ami Norm.il cruil. J
1'ielerii 1 i-iii lirr' lliirrull. 1IIU! .Mi.rkrl St.
his aun. U35U N
at..
Ulirttr.rt Arrll TJIEODOnn II.
Hi:rHF.H. aired 7S. Il.latlvca und friend.
Invlt.il to rrici-. Krl.. 1:30 p. m 0 it.
l.ih at. Int. private
Hi:i.rilKlt April i. ANNIE M. . (n
," The rranKliii Nutlunul lianU In Us munthly digest uf tmdo iondl
ilcus sajs:
rigid analysis of busIneM. operations Is nccet-nary in JnaKIng (i
'fair comparlMn l.otweon p'res-ent activities und thoe.0 of ft jwir ngo.
During February bank clearings were hcailcr. tho gold movement was
"In our favor, buslm.- failure weru fewer. Intercut paiments -.eru more,
-bond wles showed an lncrw..,o, both money In olrculatlon and Mock ot
-money In this country increased. ulilpmentB of anthracite coal were
larger and more cotton spindle were artlvc-all of these as compared
Xilh a ear ago
n .i,e nihar lmn.i. thero was less financing, .smaller capital rep-
I mented by new Inrorporations formed, dividends wero le&s. utock sales
I" tre fewer, railroad euulpirient buying bhowed n dejreabe. tho produc-
fe.tlon of rig iron declined. ih unfilled tonnage oi mo nicei ..o.pu.auu,.
P .. ....: .i . ,..... ui.iiii-.-il ii deoreasc. production of gold In
f.lhTtarua.il wuh smaller, the consumption of cotton was less and the
production of copper declined.
The nioit imporunt thing beforo the country Is tho next Liberty
Uankand ulthough other activities will be tcmporarUy Ies..cncd. it is
Wleved the euuntr ii well prepared to receive und abrwrb the new and
I lirgtr Issue of bond?."
'Brooklyn Rapid Transit Aoles
h 'We "cms to bo coublderahlc Interest lately In certuin quarters in
i cunnettion with the Urooklyn Jtapld Transit notes which come duo In
li-Julyayto whether the- Government will ussist in their linuncing and If to
to hat extent.
It haa bern haul unofllclally that tho company has been given to
understand tha. tho Government will do everything reasonablo to pro.
stnt;any demoralization of tho security market, but no tacit prumltes
iuetecu clvrii. That tho State Public Bervico Commlsblon will bo
fripectcd to Bic ,i favorablo decision to the company's petition for an
f lfirfAB an l.i fnar.., I., tl.. .t-A .illltifv ullltllnll
"bv in laitn n iiic jii v.uituit w'iw'
TliQse Brookljn, Uapld Trnnslt notes, sei'ung now at OS. uro on a
IJiFper tent investment basis.
Blfiff" and Inheritance Taxes
Itseems that there is a mlsunderslundlns in tomo quarters in icfer-
to that feature of tho third Liberty Loan by which tho bonds will
gfo acceptable at pur in pamcnt of Inheritance taxes.
A$ (f matter of fact, the bonds nro acceptable only if they have been
tuned by the deceased for at least bis months before Ills death.
An Impression prevailed that executors might purchase bonds.
biolv at u discount, and then turn then In nt par In pajment of
kitritanee taxes.
SlMtfard Gas and Electric
ndard Gnu und rcieptrle Comnanv earned a surplUB of U1,S0T
tetiejear 1917 rtcr tho payment of Interest charges, c per cent pro
Wrf stock dividends and amortization, according to the annual tcport
ftt Issued. Net Income for tho year wus M.SCS.CH. compared with
UM In 1010. In addition to theco earnings, which ato from returns
, Mnrtles owned, tho company had $100.00 iucomo from other
wwts In 1917, compared with a. prolit of 311,SJ7 on bowls called for
woiption In 1910. Tho report, ns customary, nnilyzcs tho companj a
ijUlra ii, detail.
t Orosa carnintfu nr unhciitifiei- i-nnin-Kiin lnht vear weru C19.3I1.5S7,
Mbicrease of 12.92 per cent, whllo net earnings were 18,523,323. a gain
S i57 per cent. "Increasing Industrial activity and substantial progress
iuf reemae(1 I" 1917 tu nil of the communities served by tho tub
4Uulea of your company," fays tho repor "This was reflected In
Serially Increased gross earnings. Net earnings of all subsidiaries
4 ROt reBDOnrl 9 BU.Icffie.nrtli. Due Kntlnn'x tini'tlclnntlOll III tllO W'UT
iti conditions resulting in greatly increased operating costs for vlr-
' il public utility companies In tho United States. Higher cost oi
tr 4 'ncfeascs and heavier taxes, largely for Federal purpos.es,
LWt tb principal Itema ot Increased expense."
wtfardlng tho company's dividend policy the report bays:
Tllft liiii.i.i.lHi.. .,. ., i .. i..AH.nniHnl.. ,.l,.l..,,t. 4,i rnre.
g1 wMend distributions. It id unlikely that the conditions produced
f'"" "ar v permit any increase In Uio preferred stock rato during
-,'urwnt year over the 0 per cent now being paid. Construction re-
"nui of all your subsidiaries have been reduced to a minimum in
Jfe with Hie general request o( the aovernment to conservo
8na mon,ey for war purposes. It In Impossible, however, to
onatructlon entirely. Shbuld It become Impossible to flnanco
9 Itnprqvemcnte and extenlons your company may find Itself:
to apply ua eamlncei ' ' leh r.--,-V ever. ;" Talent pf
vMcikW M." . , V . Iiprpbikblij .V r'
gioieiy dupartiiipnt. Only hint wclt he hnard. adinllted that Its tnuihitu-rj may
I went out of !iU mi;- n offer me help if nm Iisim- been working ut nuixlmuni
I bhould iietd It. I bail inuuo up niv . iiimntlmen1. but pointed oul tlmt then
I inlud I i-milil usU hhn and that he would had not Ihui tliuraugli n.-or.llnutl,n be-
do It. but when 1 got tu his dcptmnient tne.n tin- two deikirtinnitb up tn the
j 1 found th.it Im was away for tin- dHy. i preaent Hme The bmuance of the ;irefo'
.5 I had a letter from hhn In my J i-mlul order, il was held, will h. u but
I nui-l.ot .iinlnlnlntr ln Inime mlilivs. I i f-n tin- In rellied.l lag the sttuutloii, and1
,. .... -. .......-., . - - , ri,. tnv ,,,,,.- (- II
I went to his house; but, of course, he In addition the bhlpping ooaiu iiueim u. iunl,llelii,,j niuttei.-.l vu outgui-ie-e.l
wami't there. follow mil u new- sjmeiii u. ininrn,- up . me, t Un. And then t gain a moment
I didn't know- what to do. It was ' Its order.-- to InMirr the earlied delivery .of time. "I think tlm! jour memory
then lu:3u. 1 nhone.l Jim llarrv mul us poxlble. I mlBlit lie U t" B.bkI t-nnilKli to foiget
a ..uuctsKlon lie liuil alien me till It' The statement wan made that in tho the 1Hrul.l
o
nlieveil. Von Winili'ii. Mill roM-iluC
him .aii'ltillj . pi. k.d up the lalt und
tratiHrei-ied l.ludlier v pistol lo hia own
hoist, i. lie wm. a dead shut with uu.
Ill rami, un Iliiuimei-Hlej- Knew, anil IiIk
own eliaiii'i s at Hire- pucei. eleii in a
rii"li were suiall It whs deeluedl a
i.iM for dim ret Ion
' I MiiauiM- little nothing to In miic).
.iii Wlnden frow'uid
to let me .In. ('.I'll," ..he huplolid
laiUIWIi, ".on iiiiiNt let in.
"I will think about It." lie milt I. red
"Vmi am Kiue tlmt no liai-ui will . oni.
tn Iiii-'.'" The niiiKXle of the aiitoni.iHi
h.iil wavered out of line iiuain anil Hum- ,
in. i l- was i-Hrefulli meliMirlng wlih
Ills .. the dlstan. .- that fi-punitiil him
from IiIh eoin-ln i
"I'he 1 1. 1 IK of l.'Mellenz Im nun Ii wm-.e
I llllll hlil bit,-, lie will hlll-1.1- llllll Mi. nn
llui i M-ntu.ill. he will return .Mire
Mallier to i.-p own M-ope."
1 li.iii ni r-1. was .-hulling his head ih
ttiilei-lHton
MUSH
- ...... .. -a . ...IJ.,,.11 ..!.. 1lfllll..n IT Il.lA..
Wat A j(Tl aaa an m mtS - & 9 fa. 1 rf" .MWlillHUIMW, W1IU U 1' IIIIBlll t. (ClC(lrs
f? A TriME PIANO PLAYING It-lall.e. ..nU rrlj-mli. Iniltad to fun:r.t
rvrtll . .... ,, .. .. f,..uvw i "at. T-:.n . in.. hubhund'H reildence, 1S0-J
v '.V 'l'i1.1. iV ,'VMb 'i-alluwhlli a Solemn reaulem maaa fcatha-
f lllllsllSSI M.V.llll .t l-nnnh.e M '"' " "" "it. Holy SfJlUlctirO Cetn.
111 i?..i 1 1 iiItni- ! f Jn KJ. n,iVu '' Omit tlniuTH. Auto funeral
-.".:: -Vl'V .-..". ..- .i -..K I .i.s,-.,..l.s. ..! n 1S.S.A B,. ..
! loan il.Ul ... iii'iAr... rterii I. !.!. kiiiiiw .
i,inr uriiuiAirii. ,iciii-i, .uu ..in.iua .ii"
ilt-it to funeral afrvle... Trt. 'J p. m.. 69111
iitmainf
HIS 1.NM.I) St.
Tl.
OCIOUK lo pay llllll HIS IllOlle, 1 lir.lll I I pan. muii e.ii,,i.in - - ... . . m,., ,...ii... elen rr.ni. ' "'" ""' " "" ",Hl ' "B"' """
a mill I muld ask except IJogcrs and he 'plaeed In the hands of the war Indus- .',' " to lo '! J'n n m j,. nbl,t ,,, hit. of llxi-ellenz 1 -In.ll
wasn't there. Had ho been there I know trie board the., were orteii assigned to i ' h , ,",.;' ,'.' ,!'l.ni,u h Ink '"'!;.'' ' '- "'' "V'"',
He would bine indorsed it. I turned j mills that wero bo loaded down , wltl i AnJ nt .,,. fol. , ! I be h'1" '. '".. "'Vi.V.Vul t.M- d lia7 l . ..' 1. . .
Hoger'R letter oi.r l my hand neriously ! prlo. Itics tf.at It was Impossible to get lraltnr ' " d.ep gr.il. ful tor -what Joii li...
-what to do I didn't know. I thought dellierles for months "Vaturllel. ' ' sn.iled I'jr.l. and vou have now previnted the in '-
mci-hanlcilly what a crabbed blgnature Througa tho steps thai uro now being I do win Inden s look was Bni.. . nf n,v Bmu vi-ntnr... HJut I bear .m i. .
ho had and then thu thought occurred taken tho shipping board hopes to pr- his wd.-e soIh-i. and th.- inuxzle of Ilia , v , Th j,, , M, ,,,, ,, ,
to me, "How easy it would he to put his vent the confusion lu priority that bus , uutou nil. did not wa.er .,..,.,. i " f, Jour sllene.-. l,. k U..-..
ueineon tho back of that note" I knew Misted betw.en the nay. army und ' ' ".'f'"0 LT1 tSTnat o'll, ,,!",,';. tlr,pfi: '',. "'" '"''." "" '
he would indorse It If tow,,, here. j tho Heel ;orporatU;,. un. at , U .r'M! wa ' r "(JTSill w ,
'ine uenesoieru uoau Association gaio . inn.- .uri'ij .!- - - , u COid rr.tiul or jours una mine, una 1 1 ,i.. t u i...i..i.. i. .... , .
. . , ... ,ii ,., lliu. lie iiukm. ue I'liuilieil
Itl.t.llilllt s.
SIR GEORGE ADAM SMITH
Academy of Music Toniglu
u- il' r I. uth rm hurHi lVki(titnn
iulUr fit MWMitri to I'uhUi
.Su i rtv, 1 n-.tt lifhl nflr 'JO V. il
i Mlh I rifhkt h w ill tin llltiV
Il". TIlCiilHiItn .MAIMtlHl.
"Kiii titer Ambiiikpnrliir ti IJ-llum"
m:v. niiii.v:s u. ututus. n. n..
I if ill of l.ilt- ho..! nf Kf Hi1 on
i iim m iitnr
lurarpv Rt., Otn. Int, prlato.
tiny n nwta murs. ve.
1 1!IM1I!M Anrl. 3- .FAMI'M L,. niSPirAM.S
ni?1 S4. JunrHi Bfrvluea Trinity Ctmrcb.k
-:80 r. m. in.J
niA 140 nn mv J50 nolo. "Wlmt thpv kent
;..- .Vn v; "t.. i .. i ..:...: ... " ,nru J" "" i w.n ..m flt ;,.... .inh..,.ifi
...u -r -- - -.... .... s... ....... ..t. t...t1.Tlttf npf rrtlf I lift t-Hlll. I .. i i. .1. .. ..... ... . i...
I paid Jim Harrv up and nm now i ll'"'""" "",' r n T. ?' ""1 '""v" ,." " ?" ,"' ,
i,i,n..i 1.111. o .-i in,. . i, ni,i i . atruclion ot rancrc-te steamslilps will be i ,-aVe of the Tnoi-wld ..imll I li-'ined
Mto of ?..r.'' a week. At rny rato l'io lo.'Htl " ""'J1'- soutliorn ut.v- wwi.
gut a ten Miot in my poejiet. s0 I'll be frost will not handicap t;c w.k pr. I.
all right for this week, and surely I'll I ably lu tMlmlngton. N. I .. oi N'w nr
bo uble to laud a Job with wine real leans, wltl. tho chances faionng Hie
iiiout' to It beforo this wc-k Is out. former.
I'm not going lo bother to s.11 uny Tli. nvv yard wnl haic three -.
books today: I'm just going to pui all I each of which will be utilised Imme
tny attention on getting a Job. dlalel In tho building of a S..0U-to.f
And Kogcrs told me ho wanted to help 'conciete vcstrl. as plan" for that sie
me. As the teams go by the wheels teem of ni'p aire.iuy naie ue.-u pri-pur...
. la Im ' ' ,iii"4'U'"b a-m- Il'n 111
lO HI'IP f.i tli int. of Hi,. irntillu. I liln.Ti. ..
Ii j " I a"' UIHin wi , tail B ' (,- '!
also ror- i ti,,. !.. , lP ,, ...., I,ml
l'i null in Mather had piomlsed me i
eollle nil wife.
Iliiiiiniett-ti watihed gh Winili h ..-In-
tuine.1 louaiil I.oiIb with i. -mil.
bowing deeply, hi. sense of the sllnai 11.11 i
lot for a sen. ml lu Hie obilgulloiis ot
eliilll. ii h he iiiiirniuied a pln.i-i m
.iigri.tuli.tlou- "1 am miii'li I mul
suld foi in. i II
to creak out tho word "I'orgcr." On tho
car tho conductor said 'I-oigcr' to mo
distinctly. I started and ashed, "What's
that?"
'I-'ares pkase," was his reply.
TOllAl'.'" lll.I.Ni:sj 1.1'KiKA.M
Voii cuii unly evver a Ua tclth a
liyycr one.
What docs this mean tu lot'.'
L'.ion completion of thin- esnets tho
plant will construct only TSno-ton ships,
which now are b Ing designed.
'I ho noiernmc.it jnrd will niuUc llio
yaids turning out loncreto ships, tho
others being prlialc plants at Jackxon
vllU. l'la. ; Ilrunsul.'k. ila. ; lUdwood
City. Cal., and San Kranclsco.
from Hxeell-n. I.isl lilah' tlm pri
lermuny u lo pa for my InUif
ferepce If jou liml fi... to eal.li'."
tlu ilreinni nt.- of hi. AIiiJikiv. miclit
h, r, uiiilne.i silent As oii look lliem.
I In re leiii.iliicd iinllihli: hut M net I
eume nei-e, ior i i.new it wxuiu l ine i .,,r ...nirtdi-iii es. ' I..
me pla.-e w-liere I ylnmhl Und ou -,,t,d i iieenli i- uret -
I Jammers-ley beni his lieud. "I under-. n, so) funher. for Hnmmei-I.
stand." And then fUl.-Ul.v, "Would on ,, .-,,,- hi siiddenh tun mil hi, i.
inlud ti-lllns ine Ifou liHie spoken. ,.iing I'O.m shut, wliieh wus llml
U ii.u h"ie ni. what I.lndherg ? .pili-kl., wltlmiit nlin.
"Nn. on A Inden brolti in, "I haiei
told nothing. Undberg Is sufe. I huvo , (CO.VTlNlT.lt TtiJIOTHloW'
come hoi alone " ' .
llnninierlei gave a gasp of telief and I" s.iiniiu.i
tinned fnrw aid. peering into the Or. , - ' .-.
"I came for ono nurpoxi-, ""yrll." l'dn ' OLDUT tiWUIMIMl si'llooi. IX Till, v s
went on .juletli "I lme in. iterxoual ' ai-LICD'C r.. 9?J ..J T" I .
desire for ..ui death but 1 would kill i AorlLlX O, UOl. JLJLQ dllCl WalllUt
seed;
a5
I'hilaiU'lpliia A rrivals
IJus.iiies's Questions Answ crcd ' L
U. ti. ActmH. Park A.enu.
P. I' Allen, f'onfllienlnl
,1 .' Parius. llrmliusi
Ml Uio. k UrnnJ
I lirai'hiiisii. Hrealln
M. Urmheiion. itpand.
II. V lludil. flruuil
J Hurkell. ellni:tnii
It tl .ioodmaii. Namrrr
v O. Ili.rnur rontlneiiiul
f. J Klrali Klamlers
Mrs H J Klrsh I'lamlim
II r. l.rmnjn. Mi urn
fciiure.
I. jiMci.onuia. iierniilu-.-
it. V Moore N'aidne.
(. MuMIr, lxmsuei..
A. 1. Nlson. l.onjr.ir re.
Mrs. A V Nelson, LonRuir..
It C J.euke. Herniltiiifs.
lllss IllherK. X, w Vtelura
II. bt.ln. Ureul Xortlieni
Mrs II hteln Hr.Hi .Nurthtn
T II. TurniT. lirealln.
II. 13. Tiler. Nn.arre
W. If W'llaoii, ll.-rinlt.ae.
1! 1.. Ilrrnateln. Virflllek
.1 A Uiirtfe.s. LollKJi-re
w . ii imvion. Jr . iiresiiii
In tubliiu Iniruiory at the nm of In
l ear's work, should th" slo. U of pasteuilaed .
milk. hoiHeil ufl and read for distribution ,
he ehareed th aelhni irl. . as an liivi-iitor.
ivhsrras the eut of Ucllir uf the n".t .lay
tha hleheat Item? H. U.
l'tilladelphlu.
In your inicntorj. mllh on hand
Should be i-luugcd merely nt the price
of the mill, plus tho i-ost of tho bottles,
plus the expense of pasteurising nnd
....ii.,.. v.. illsielliiitlnL" eln.rL'eM ieht.1.
for thero Is no insirtuuuon expeuso , c-. r. MaeUurusv. urral.l ti
Ull.l. .! 11,.". - WW-.
Wlwro 1 tlio beet placa to put d.ertllns I
la newspaper? tl. S. II.
Many people hae an Idea that cer.
tain parts aro best, but if the ad Is right ,
It will bo seen anywhere. IHscrlmlnatlng
adiertlsers' merely bUto that their ad,
bhall not bo put near advertisements '
which may react unfaiorably on theirs. I
We hae n liorjo and wason for deliverlnj
goods clasa and ihtua. 1. ould an nmoino- i
bllo b cheaper? V. T. '
If lour dellicrv la tiirough iTowdtd
HiorouchfJiea Avltcro progress Is blow I
. and Mops frequent a horse and team
would he cheaper. If. lioweier, ou can
take fairly long runs, an automobile will
bo cheaper and niilcltcr. It may pay
inn. boweicr. to haio au autu tor tho
udiertlslng effect.
If a ehauffi-ur drl.e. an cinuloier's ear at
ntaht In his oi.ii lime snd without knowl
iUb of tho owner, and liu inoeta with an
accident, is tho owner liable- for damage?
A. 11. I..
There may bo clraiiniatancoH about the
accident which would Icaio loopholes
for legal quibbling Therefore, us I do
not dlsci.se legal problems at till. I must
pot answer jour uestlon.
(CONTINUED TOMOUUOW)
WANTS TO "PIE" CHAPLIN
Harrisburt' Hopeful Asks Permission
to Uombatd Movie Star
Ilarrl.burr. April 5. Edward U.
MacU, a llurrlsburg boy, wrote u letter
to Henderson Ollbert. who Is In charso
of the Liberty Loan Jrlve and tha re
ception hero today of Mary Plckford,
i'harley Chnnlln and Douglas Fairbanks,
asking whether he could Ihrowa pie t
Chaplin; He said ho watjted to see
''sfWtMo-'uiTVey that because.
oftAwdjfcMvould tretl ti mg
."ii us inu sit rutlur thin see ileinuim
suffer the loss of the doi-iimentH in ou.
....vsessinii. T rsme for lliem and I
Intend H.ni wiu si" a'l 've Hii-ni to lie
llftmniarsl. . loi.keil in, ml.. lit.
at iS'cw York Unlets ' ,'"i,1,',,. f'"'' n"1 "u'1,'1 fi"'w v""
Wllideu s tone was i"hI mid his iiiunnei
I iih eulni us ou Hie duH hist ,ie,.r win ii
they were hunting together Inn llinn
mersley knew that when l'dn ion Win
len was most culm he wan also m.-i
dangerous. So he slowly reaeheri Im ,
Hi pocket nf his trousers mul l.un.l. il
lils cousin the papers be had tuken fn-.i
th- n.ninn mesae.ier.
"Ilanke." said I'do, dm king tn ti
light nf Hi limine ot the rave to x
i nm- Ihem. "Von aro sure they are ..n
hor?"
I "ily word on It. L'dn." fold llammn
'ley franl.l.. Ho watched his i-otislii
: amine tho documents ud heard him ki
uu evlamatlon of sat 1st act Ion, but II. nu
merals saw that his eves neglected no
I detail of the euiei'ti und was- aware that
i tha muzzle of the weapon in Vdo's hand
I still bore directly upon him In th.
I KtiBduwa llammersley suw the face of
j Doris, who was sitting up. pallid and
Idarli-eyed us though nwak'ined from
ono nightmare into another As I do
'saw her the muzzle of Ills weapon wa
I ered and went out nf iilininm-nt, bui
' Tlnmniersl- did not mow- or even ap
pear lo null--, tin gnl
There was li Hole ol mhal i.csmih nl
ill the Herman olli.'ei oli-. lib he
' spoke again
"1 am j-" ii in. ii.u-ui thut .our
ONLY " HOOI. IV PHI!.
2 Pools
HA iv;
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v. r. 1 1 1
I I 'I. IIH I I III I s I -1,,-J
frrlics. Tuc!..,riiuis. & Sat.Ev.
Once
Grotun
Always
Grown
Invest That Extra Daylight
Hour in a Vegetable Garden
"-. fl .1 ine fm .1 packet of
.Maul- s ,. ,.,. Ti.liial.i seed whull
will Ki.'.v i H.ilil.l i.f the llr.nlisl
..tnl im ill I i.iii. i nt tomatoes.
THE MAULE SEED BOOK
176 panes fall ofialuablt planle VTfCV
ing and gardening information Flvl-I-Write
for it today.
n matter what ou want to raise in
'"in pardeu, ou will find complete ill
formal ion about it m tlm catalog.
You tait money and gel frtih tetdt
uhen oa buy from
WM. HENRY MAULE. Inc.
0 Arch Streat Phlia., Pa.
rj'j. ri. I'arit avc. int. .prtvata. w'enl
Lauri-I Hill Cm ' j
1'Al.I.AN April 4. rATIt.Ul'Si:. -idorj
or 1'runk I'allun (ne MeGowan). llelatlv.at
and friends In.lted to funeral Mnn., a a
in .'1,1- b lath at. Solrinn reciulein is...
I'M ft .' 1 u M l . M i ft 1 a1
j 'i.M&eilsM i iMtt
umkm
j J. I'onwai, Van 1'orilainl.
Mrs J. J Conway. Van CortUuJ
k n. i royn.an. svarrc.
.1 i; Ilarhy, llreallll.
W. 1". lllnc llre.lln. ,
II I). llnle. Walllel,
O, 1 Ilunaan, llrrmliua.
W A Uddls. Dander.
.1 i'eiier, Cinuberlainl
W. nod. Oriuel
W. II Hall. Na.arre
II. I.. Ilowurd. Herald Niuare
J. I.. I.ipnhutE. linnnrre.
H. b Martolla. Ilrclln.
K W. Mark. Herald tinuarr
J Mlrosky. Klander.
H. Moraall. Klaudra
' T II. Neuberry. N'ew strand
MUa I. Poet, Cumberland
W. Poorman. lUrmlia.r
c K. l'.obinaon. l-'lauders.
W. M. Tailor. Hrealln.
11 I). Welkins. Marlborouch
('. U. llurntiam 1'uuiberlaiid
Mlaa A. Levy. Park Aienut
fl. J. Randall. Wellington
J A. Waterbury Cumberland
1 J. White. Latham
V. C. Voet. Herald Square.
Trude Itenrescnlallica
Ulaiiuer'a IIa Wels. silk waiata. li
last Twenty-sixth atreet. room lsll
1 'rank tt Beder II L. Hurnbaum. eoata
suits, furs and dresaea, 3U1 1'lfth aienue
Cars of Abel.
Ulmbel llrothera Jtiaa A. tlueaenhelm
umbrellas. Hroadway and Tlilrli second
atrset.
Miller Clolhlpp; Company L. Loeb, mrn a,
women's and children clothing, Hotel Abcr-
s"rawbrld Clothier T, Powers. (Inena,
HO KKth aionus.
llmsn Hroth'TJ n If llman, menufac
turara aklrta. 1SI0 llroadwaj
J. Wanamaker Xllia Jf Jti-llahon,
woman' oaHa, aulta, aklrt. eoilunira and
mlaaea' satta and Coals. Hroadway and
ill -Vcohn. ltic.w.11.. Conn, toanufao
turwa eleika oniJ.j8ul'a.,l5tijer-l, - '
s$xi5X&ssB
Swgga-SS.
..7"gwa-gggsga
mMmtl
llnh SoDulrhna 0m
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c i ii.i-. April -. ut'Unut. aiuiii!
Il'll i llr -111 -W .., I I II II I fiiit.Trinn r.r Tannla ValliiAn l"ttlfl mmjt 'TT'
aiBisr--"-" - ""55: ;"Trr.'.,:-':..vv"Yr-ii,r;..r.'!.i'N vr: i
iain r-TTnrr---riBaPt-aaiii i -mTIIUm im-Mlii I ihll-riiT--tl-ri,n nei-liirn MUX tliriiuo. Ml)TkiO UVUad MVil
tP"" n ftin2r-tl arle. Hat.. ttSl) n. ra.. J 80!
W Durham it . Mt. Airy Tnt private, Mr
in inn mtv In viewed Frl.. 7:S0 to D d. ra. fl
Anrll H. TIIIIMAH T. uht .
V1-
rr-x
SSi-
Hn-ivjrr tncL-i
a-ln".T1a.'i
HOOD
RUBBER COMPANY
WATER.TQWN, 5IASS.
One of eight contracts
awarded us by the manu
facturers of 80,000 pairs
of rubber shoes a day
27m by
.ABERTHAW.
WITH ITS EV.ILLBON WONDERS!
Worth a Lifetime to Soc
The Glitter of Glaciers, Glint of Mountain Peats, Gleam
of now found Gold, Mystorious Totem life, Throbblne
American Enterprise, all under Glow of Midnight Sun.
Supplrmcni your trip to tin Coast vinh a Mil 1.000 miles
Northward, returning through the ilioltcrv' "inside route" on
CANADIAN PACSF.C
"Princess" Liners
Ho oruisinp, steamships bolter appointed
CANADIAN PACIFIC ROCKIES
mvis.-
JIiirittowr, N J. Kr!..
nnii- imnt nowen.
1 1EOWKU8 prii . JUHQAURT TI,3
t ti'M iiJ fri-'nJH inmbera of Prorreilve
i imuiim. No. 31. ri. nf T . liiltd to funr-aj
i:,iuln IT IVrrlii-. ,141 X. "iStli at. IntS
1 fiuiKiiif rm U runcrn! car. KrienJaS
mu i all I Via. to 10 t. nt.
nmso.V. April ;. ANN'A. wlf of Henni
I nri"on and tUushtfr of late Patrick and!
t rriilcfi l-lin IineraK to which relattvafj
, uirt frlorxlii are lnvltrd. K.it , 80 a. mJ
' 1i-J IS nth Mt. Solmn mia of requUrtc
church of thi AiinunrUtlon in a. m. Int.?
iiui rur ' ' ui autu luitrrut. j
nHIITAN On Arrll 2. 10 111. SUSAN tfl
l.nHTAN. wife of jHiiiri P. Urtttnn. 4auh-lj
t t of lat.i Ttobert M and Jane O. ClymM
:tf (S 'arp. FteUtUfa nnd friend 9, alM
jjaltr C't I'ouncll No 17. D. of L. and r
Vlotr Hoflal and Domestic Clrcla of 8tJl J
Murtlia H, Imltta tu funeral strvlcts, cm
Sht , at - p in . at lato reHltltnce, 210 fQ
Ilu-cnocHl nt Jnt. private Kern wood Cftiu;
Hit VAN -prll S. ULIX URYAN. ased 45M
Uulats uud frlernlH, all urirHnlzatlona oft
nhiih he vhb a mtnl-rr. lnited to funoraC
ipri j. . .' n us. A1 Drextl rd.il
OvfilirnoU Int West I.nurel Hill CVni3
flHitunorr punr iopj Huaea will Mc
train leH1n Itroad Ht Hit 1 l.i p, m.
I TU RKATIT April 2 WAIIT U., wife olN
rharlfs V, Hirkrt nUtli,tt3 and friend
i i in nru nt luncini n-i i --. j'ii,, M p, ul
ni. .
i hur I. of M Thomas Aquinas U'M a. rui
Int N- Hthedrul C'em. Auto rvic. f
1 rAMPIIUIJi April a, CHAIIMSS I.. aotS
of WHl'.ain ami limma rumphcli UelatlreM
and frUndn. I'oyrt KuH lnd. No 93, FJ
I of A Invited to funeral tat., 8:S0 a. m.jl
parents' rt-sldent-e. I432 Jaekcon at. Bo term
requiem maun St. Monica's Church 10 a m3
Int Old Cathedral (.'em. Auto funeral.
rilAMHUnS April 1. JAMES CIIAlf
UKIlrf, Jr , naed -J2 runerI at convnlenp
of fumlU, IY1. rrlendx may call at lata
T-Mid-n, Croilrvllie. Delaware Co., Ta.n
i i nurf . . to u p m.
MlllIrtTT April 2. 1ICRI1GKT S.. bU-bnn-J
of liulao t'hrlity. Helatlves and
insula lnltd to funeral, Sat.. H'80 a m,
tei r-aldence. Mr Jainen V Tord. 3444
O-uiri av UVat PhUa Holemn mass of
r tj.m hurch of Tranaflsuratton 10 a. m
Tr.r w athcdral f rm .Vuto funeral. Los
ii-Hiea papers pKas copy.
i ARK. -April S TSAIHILliA. wife of
M hail 1 'lar1i and dauffhtar of late Pat-ri-
H nj lRbella DufTy. Itelatlvtao nd
filenda Invited to funeral Mon.. 8:30 a. in,.
itiuau i v ouinffaaic ueiaara ;ounTr
Pu HUfh maB tit Joneph'n Church 10 -t;.
Int duly I'roda Cetn. Aula funeral
t.I AVCU Anril I. ABNKR K
tj;AVlU ased S3, at reMdeuea, Paulan
tMiro -N J. Duo notice of funeral yvX 1
Kiteii
I'MlH.TaAND ssuddenh. April 4. 201 8.
rthnria I-lnd hv . Atlantli- Clti V 3 ..
V:L1ZAUV:TH NKVEM. flaurhtee of lata
Fluvh and Marauret Copeland, Dge liotic
of funeral will atveiu
oita April 3 JOaSKPK, aon of aiao
omo and Maria oata Relatives and friend
invited to tunral. 8at 'J p. m., 320 Ouen
mi itieBainfi pt, iary Aiairaaicn ne rt-ni
nun n mi anu .uonirose pta., s;au p. m,
Tut llnlv troaa Pern.
rUMMIVOR -April U, CATirARINn. wlfa
or nusn i umminrs tnofl Aicuee. lieianra
mnj irifiiaa invuea 10 tunerai. a., swu a.
ni residence onlnlaw. John Corner. EB1S
Htmton ae.,atn. Solemn maaa of requiem
iii-iia, urnm v-ujiu-pnoii uurK iv I- iu iv
Tltl'tAH T. tuabat
of Ann lala (nee Turner). ad 70. flM
Uvea and frleuda, Pariter and Norrl Tio4c
o. 451 T O. O. I".: Victoria Lodec. No. 4?.
O. D. of Nt. Georee. and employes af Owefi
Oahorn Mill, Invited to. funeral service.
Sat , 2 p. 111., 520 W Indiana ave, Int. pri-
..I--, ll.cninwu J v. . , UIM. ..,.uw
niav r-nll Krl, aft.r ? p. m. .
DEWOLF. April 2. auidmV. JTENRT I.
huabanil of Eathr Ixivrtnateln uawolf. avAi
41. Ilrlatlvfa nnd frlanda. Lodtf No,v J
". and A. M.i Cerlnthlan Charttr, h. A. Mil
, Wflcnm. Chaptar. No. 201, O. 15. 8.J m-
lplofa ot aimbcl Ilroi.. all orm.nUatna
of whlrli be au a rnnnbr, tnvttad to fu-
, reral. Krl.. 3 p. in.. SiM W. Erie ar. lei
1 Adath J.ahurun Cm. . ,
DOTLB -.Acrlt 2. EDWARD J . feuba
of Mary K. Loy (n.a Oadner) and aon aa
nnma ana la.a viiuara wjn.
ana Irl'naa. rmpiorta Hponrmc vtp
retry A.a'nai, invuru xo lunermi.
u. n... L-A27 lt.d at. Hol.rarj
r.aulam Ht. Oabrlcl' Church 10 a,
ou- .rora tarn. vto lunarak
DntNKrt. April i. rRANCBB. '
.. Oraa
l-f"i
Tpa?
icoNSTRucnoNca.
OOSiTON
f.r
included in this btunendous trip
For full detail, call, write or phone about Retort Tour No, 130
K. C. CLAYTON, City Puhsenger Agent
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY1.'&
629 Chestnut Street Philadelphia . ;vtfrmjtf.-?.ijAy. Wi
V. 11 PKllItY. n,npr.l Arrml l...n.r n.r. 'v f. W."X .'.-. .AMKU4
I ltOt nraadwajr
h n.veffi-i32Lt.T
m m i iBBMi t
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l.inrr.l ..rita. fL Cl.m.nt'
anil Charrr ata., Hat , 1040 a, m. fut. Kt
KAUU5T April "..jW-IA, B., ag
ot lata Jowph and. Julia. Earlar. KI
land frirnda lnvltd to. luntraJ, rit..
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