7Wi -IMiJW'"' FINANCIAL EDITION Euenma public THE WEATHER POSTSCRIPT EDITION tonifhn Sunday Incrcasine r.toudi. uith rain in uftrrnoon nr night fair nci i.iit.Tintn at r.Mii noun rTifTTP T2 J i a, I, 314'T6i rr. "44 IK f '" " iii JTJ57 1V.-NO. 175 PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL G, 1918 ComnionT 1013, tv tnr Pi bi k IrotiKR Comfint PRICE TWO CENTS ' V,nHmlfrm0imn jyw . , -f y-i ' Ifteoger ; COUNTRY-WIDE CAMPAIGN DSSJ HAIG'S COUNTER-BLOWS I FOR THIRD LIBERTY LOAN vi ffromoty STRENGTHEN POSITIONS STARTS IN PHILADELPHIA,- . IN SECTOR OF HANGARD GIRL SCOUTS WIN SUCCESS SELLINGLIBERTY BONDS tm y f - t " ":-), wsss T cUnt-.. I i I ill r.r S' 1 VV. .. Z '.'Ai'l'i.i.l -x.Brr fa at Hh. r mi ri mraBbKh! 1 w m t . .f s . '.. i'.'iIMl' jibi 1 : Bilwl rilH. nf . HUH' llWIT iB li II II 1 k- . .... ' . Secretary McAdoo as Chief Orator, Opens Drive vast THRONG VIEWS PAKAUG Early Subscriptions Qive Impetus to Movement 1 GIRL UNVEILS STATUE I ON CITY HALL SQUARE -Massed Bands and Popu lar Chorus Add to ram- otic Demonsirauou FaCADEMY MASS MEETING Citizens of All Walks in Life Join in Impressive Exorcises if A gigantic public ceremony to day is launching the nation-wide 'third Liberty Loan campaign ' Philadelphia, tin- Pqtal city or American history. tf . . ah rid!! nnn 111111 in .-.. I The drive lor ...uuu.uuv.vuu w ..... thc war began automatically at noon, kith Secretary of the Treasury Mc- Thousands of Aioo, directing financier J the ,,a-, j . . Q p bH ,tion, a3' master of ceremonies. . ! Thousands of persons high ami , rTOCeSSlOll low, rich and poor, old and young,. - - - t -every Italian resident of. Phdadcl Wi and woman -all marking tn0 I SCOUTS FIRST IN L I N E!,,nla n I'tll',r,J- I,0"u holder." Vr of th first anniversary of the I . . This is the sb-gnu of tho Italian divi ftntiy of the United States in thci . Tll0US,linU!1 vt ,rci,crs throiiKr.l inr :.-or!J ar, tooK p:'i-' in tlio patriotic 1 jlriUs tn the ccmrui Hcction ot Hie city Siponstration that transioimeil feiuth Broad street, from the dom rntinK figure of the Statuo of Lih- ySy.atCity Hall, for tquaros south ferd, into a blazing thoroughfare tot red, white and blue and animated ?lmraanitv. Secretary of the Treasury 31c- Adoo arrived fiom Washington shortly before noon. A few moments later began the patriotic demoiibtra Public to Make Complaints POLICE IN MORE It AIDS Woman and Sailors Taken ' After Government Agent Confers With Mayor m i. iotm lio ltae complalntH to '. ,11 iK.ilimt vlr:c conditions tn I'llllii- I. ,.! 1 urn now mal.p tlti'in rtlrci't 'jo I , 1 1 il Stutra llovermnrnt and bf 1 l "f ii lion. H 1 .ni 1 nniPttt m now din I'tlj rtp- 1 il li.ic In the li-i- niHtti'r I' .11 ! 1 hat-Ion II. Ilu'.vti. lio li:i tcrn . ..r.mt. ii ' iiiwrnaltlnu olllccr" by Sit- WILSON EXPECTED TO END ALL PRESENT PEACE TALK Beating- Back Conquest-Crazed Teutons Only Path to End of War, President Will Likely Point Out s H.lilimlnii, April (. )Ui:siri:.T WIUSON today will dl II. t 1 I ip i III' XII tn Bl f arly Hrighl und rarl.v tlu morninir the (iirl Scoutp of Troops 7 and (57 .sol out tn boom the sale of I. ilprt Ilonds for I'nrli Sam at the I,'tinlicld Recreation Center, Twenty-second street and yediielcy acnuc. So it'alou- wove tlir youthful saleswomen that n oarlj a-, (i::!0 o'clock they had sold two bonds at then specially constructed booth. The picture -hows them hard at work piling up their sales. LOAN MARCHERS THRONG STREETS T ,!,.,.,- I Wot 1 til HUUl o I kors Determined That Every Countryman Shall 13c Bondholder t ion - spctloiiri or tlic !. -V m"" ilnvpr "us hIko nrrp.sti'il In runformlty with thp plan to rid :he tHy of "nlRlit Iium Kors l..tpi- Mnvor h'mltli IiiiiI u cotjfprpuco wiih icpi-PhfiitutlvoK of llif riinmbcr of Ojinnipnv, who called to i wlml ho liuil to "ay ri-Kunlliiit Hip vlw churces In I lip Im.iiIIcK rpport'. Incldciitiilly ru-ni.ir- of u his police thalio-up were ro- im:iI Midden illwovci' llml c nionti was In tliv city mu.-nl nil Ulndx of conjiflurp in. lo JukI what action lie would tal.p In Hip vIpp situation. Wlirn thp foloncl was iUPStt"HPd to (i 1 !l 11 t il conii-rnlns his dutlps lipn In wild: ..... V I.ll M i i uiu in re j ....ii. uiiii nui ." ii' AwjlkeilS ' Aft.r inilcli liPKllanc i'oIoiipI llatcli , ,i,iiiit invemlMtllon of flnilllt l'V'UMrlo I?mi01im omlltloim in tills city and my rcliorts v-iUUllll lUv, ICbpUII&U i ko llroi (o W(Iln(.011i w,,erc lhc tiro laid licforc Sccrctar Uanlcls." 1JILLI0NS UR1GHT GOAL t (kim ijiiiMinirunilriliii;l of nil pi"1 -wnt pPHPP lulli Surroiind.'d ! noldkis or the ('amp MpiuIp cnnliiiinipnt in n tlirllllns Lib erty laj.ni miptlns ul rialtlmori , hp will ..I Hie Nnvy lanlpH. yotonpl ,iiwIip his loitR-liPnildi'd inlli Wlillp war ,, . ..,!., iiivlUO nil 'who have Bon."'l I'""'" '"'"" 1,n,pO.,,,,Lli,,,.,f.0m,u . ' I'rpHldi-nt will point out that I lie onl .nuphilnts rpBurdlns 'co preva- IO , b, i,cul,1B i,;,pU tin- fonrUP-cra?cd Teutons pnundlns at l'"rance'H heart uml Amrcns. That ho may havp .omcthlnB to My of rounl i Vi ruin's ippciii ponce eli.itter and tlio i-pve.iled sperei dlploniatlc Aus trian ponce maneuvers with Ihileine drcW-i In Swluerland I" denned lll.ply And that lie Miows fully of Austria'- at tempts lo Bain peace terms foi prcscn nitloii to IJerlln lx consldpied prohuhle. In view of I-'rench Premier I'lmncnecau's i-eference tn untrliin tnip irtunllleH at WitshlliRtnn ii nil elsowheie. WIImiii, i win n opponent of Heerrt dl-plomai-y and ndujrate ot the "dayllshi" hrniiil, inn ipilie lIKely i-eveal the true t.v riilillne several pluc in nature of the Austrian kciipiiks. winie i . l.nng them direct to his head-t-i , l.iu Soutli rift'cnth street. - -. ndliiB a dally report direct to i -mm iMtilels and Is virtually tho i-f the ilovernment" In Philadelphia. it- no power, political or otherwise .irr.MiiK nut his orders from Wath- ilv.-- I- tin- view taken here thouRh some iiuilinrlllen say she was trvtuc to slrilie n iMirRtitn t" fore It niii too Int.- The President planncil to leiive tn-re enrl thin afternoon, participate tn the iirtei-iiiiiin's l.lberl.v da pvpiiIk In the inonunn-ninl elt and ttien speali at S o'eliich tonltflit. Itrs. Wilson, Seeretar Tumulty and Itear Admiral Uritycon wore to nitoin paiiy him. WANTS ItlMTISH UKCRUITS Draft Boards Asked to Lend Aid to Mission Here 1'iillee I'uri ed til Alt mpliatie hand of t'ncle Sain in sltii.itlon has stirred the police ti r aeilvlt The nlnri.il out - riilillne several nine's In mi- Germans Attack in Considerable Force REPULSED ON 20-MILE FRONT Fighting on Whole Line to South of Ayette FRENCH WORKS SHELLED ALONG THE AVRE RIVER Paris Also Reports Bom bardment on Other. Fronts AMIENS STILL OBJECTIVE SETEL NATION THRILLS for third loan TO LIBERTY'S CALL nS he WHH once PrPlMlcd Willi llellev lug thai Austria lould be woatifil front Her man, recent pvciilx have Indlciiled In him mill in htute HepBrtinent ollleluls that Austria Is now only n pawn In Herman military men's bunds. That dip mum it pawn vvhsn her sscret dlplo mac' priwcciled with allied reprosenUi- i 'iiIoiipJ Si. i.poiirp l.oftus Slpelc, head of thp Hi-ltlih-i'nuadlan rpprullhiK mlsHinn licri. has lsued an aipeal to all draft Imards of tlie city to turn over the Hrllish mission all Hrllisli HuhjeetH i-es'.slerid for the draft wlu have IsLen out Ihelr llr-t naturali.itlnti papers. I'nlnnul Steele Is also tiiieallnc lo Iho heads uf educational tuxtttutltnis. nshiiit; tin-in to tire.- all lli-itlsh slilili nts lo en list. Three thousand men havp hi-en en- i'sirl.i!.ir .hel,efr,or.iHn.,? ,riT.r.!ft,!Tho l!,;itiiih br-e in,i"-vc,! psitions reerultlnc mission. It Is estimated 1h.it til llllllgard. upproxlniately tho sumo number of r..i . .. i n j lirltlsh subjects l still uvallable for ostl. licrman attacks continued .".'.''IV''iT-. .'Li 7tf..,J," ': from the Sonim niv now needed as never before. of Ayette 17TII DAY OF 1JATTLE le to it point south America's Third Drive Bond shortly after noon ninMnK their way lo tho common center In South Htoad street, where tho national I.lbeily Loan drlvo was given Its blatt. First lo bo under way weic the Hoy Scouts. Six thousand strong, they gath ered In Washington fa'auan; nt 12 o'clock. They marched nlnns licust street lo Kroad street, and tln-ie tiny formed In solid ranl.a alons both cuibs from South I'cnn square to Locust street Actlnc Seoul lAeeiillve II. A i will iirsro tho purehat.ut Liberty tt(J) fy. mils by tlw'i'so.OOO Itallnm In Phila-1 ,.,.'' ,, Iliunpcr billions tu bo subscribed durlns Lin South Broad street that tot ;" i'1-w 1,:J".U"V1,,! (iordon . llole, ....... ...I (lAin In rtltimillMl llf tllC '. , - , , . ,, I IIOII1 IllOUIIIf.l, ,.VI- ... thu snnnsial nuiphineru m motion. ' .-- . .1 . 1., l.f,...il utr.-et. 1' leld 1,- """-". -- -- ,-l-uul euiiiniKi'io "" "" I The drive is on, w ith the lirst drops , i:ccutive 1:. - 1 i .11. tal.iiiv nave 1 - . ,,.,,, i'.(,l.,itia iialcolm thrust the first nuggets into the na- Lever thoo on tin- east' side. UIIO IIUIIIII.'I i-v,,uk - Commissioner John now. Jr.. were busy flirnncrli flip L'reat tlirollg 111 Hie Ml"i In the bucket. Laser hands Konal war chest, of which the third Federal Reserve District must con tribute $250,000,000. Philadelphia &t Cradle of Liberty, is scttinp; the pice. Nearly So.000,000 has been pledged. The amount is distributed ti fcllojvs: Pcnn Mutual Life In- itrance Company, SI, 500,000: school children, $1 000,000; Provident Life C. Jlorgan u.iu cii.no w mi I lie west side of tho nion of tho Liberty Loan commltteo In Its drlvo for subscriptions In tho third Issue of Government war bonds, Speak ers Iloi dolphin. The Italian division has pledged $1,000,000 worth of subscrip tions. A parade will be held by Iho Italian ' division April 21, followed by n maw I meetlnff In the Academy of JlUkie, vherc ppeahcrs will sprcud Liberty ljon 'propaganda and subrcrlptlons will be received, , The follow-ins subscriptions have been . . ..... .... I -' .liilt, v- 1 announced uy me Italian division or tne I ,.nc 4l,iiii silmulu Libert) Loan commltteo: Vnlilni,-lon. Aplll 0. Anicili-aa third giant drive for Lib erty dollars opncd throughout tlio na- d.'ijs' campaign, officials I ere confidently predicted. Headed by President Wilson and his war Government olTlciuls, public leaders hud put part scores bi hind then to stump for tho loans. Towns and titles throughout the cnilll trv luul pliilined impressive ceremonlos and a whirlwind selling stji t. Tho now honor flag to be awnrdeil to t-iwns e ceeding their ipiolas in bubseriptlons In Toinh AMIh .tliir "I would much rather have Washing ton untile public what tho i-ipurts show. I am in constutil touch with Maor s'inllli and have met him and Director Wilson several times. , , j5--'Tluy hnvp prOltiWd to eWsrWate"" I w fib the Government to rid tho city uf I a a .i.l nlliAia ilnn ff. fu vi S l.vli fin n - . t ui itu itll'i uiun nitiiH'is ii iv ii .- tho twenty-ciglit ho enlisted men. I have no fear of CREEL IN AIRPLANE ACCIDENT BALTIMORE. April G.Georpe Creel was. in an airplane nccident today. The machine, hound from Washington, in making' a landing' nt Pimlico. stuck its nose in the ground, was not badly, hurt. Mr. Creel - - vt a i inonoy will any one anu I want all citizens who huvo complulhltt about vice conditions to bring them to my otllee. nut the complaint must ho genuine." li bus ben uiirn-'il that evtdenco ngulril muny of the piuees named In the PosdieK report was ohutm-il by men woshins under the direction or Culom.1 Hutch. Prior to II. ..ppoiutmcm heie in bis present capnilty f'olouel Hatch was in t'nuinn Nbruutegp , . . I'lHiiU ttoinu I-Vdruilon V.. T HtOU Jbuo- . . . . U. I'lni It, t,OlllliHt'lll J-'llKl ltlllo-.lnerl(ali I.jhii Ahsih IhIIoii mi, non 4D,.M'J to.oou nuildlniK and distributing copies of the olllclal 1 Libel ty , Uuginurslno. i:.tto t IUmio. Loan song -'Wli.it Are You Gobi; toiA. urcvj 20.IK1O sn.noi) .'...Oun Uo tu Ileiii th-j Uo.is.' , Slioitly niier tli Hoy Scoutj Had u-. .. . :, , Slilftiii" Fnciiif seinbied. IJOi) ghls from the Boiillietii ltrahC.l..lll lilt I. Milling Lnglllt High t-cliuol for Girls, I5road.ind Jucl.-. Franklin Fuulktir, tivinly-e's'K sou streets, lined up In lront of tholiJ(,ars 1( uf L.;i1 ,.Ul .v'rBhen. ave btilltfliiB, all dressed tu the cosumo t IllJ(.t a i,.-a,uin.iii un the P. niislunla tl.olioi.uessoi rr..,. ...,,. JUIUu.i.1. vim .l.ti.'K l.y u shiriini, ri. IK'UUUU . I'hntern n ihu nnyinoi, ii..iiiiiih i ii Patriotic soeleii.s and organisations , . . . i;i,,.,, KM .,, .t of every kind, including suffrage. Hoy Corpx Hcoiils and the labor unions were armed The ,,,,, Murt0(J on to push u.ross the big total. ,PSM, oisoi-dcrlv- houses ..ml B,.i..hi, places curly thisi nionilng. -Hllori Tu hv the PnllaiU-lphi.i l'oli inJT..,,.t f, !i nnrinnn. n.,1. I t.,,i n,n .-lilt niai-elicd nuitll in Uioad ! Bhie today -...-,..,,,..,,,, , ;""" i it street, whe.u U,e , lie HA rilVICinn rtf iUr T ilinrl n 1 nnti frtlll- i htrOOl --IIKIUIl VI lUt: UIU1.11J j.vuii .- Mtec, ?l,000,000j women's conunit- J cf the Liberty Loan committee, ,113,000 and Sidney F. Tyler, 100,000. The youngest subscriber to tho third as announced today us two-day- M AWen Iloilnc Ludlow, eon of Ilenla- l It Ludlow of the Four-Minute Men. ' TU first city in tho Third Federal district to treble its quota Is jftmbunj. Pa., according to news flashed r th wire. jt ia helloved that Ham m. tubicrlblng J230.000 with n quota ",. Is the first city In the coun S.i ."h,"e "'Is feat. It's popula Jon to 31000 and the subscrlbera to the Is liiing fi-ii.n j pa1-:' d ' thousand soldier.-, "allois, .ma , who purudul fioin the navy joined w Hi the " Scout? as n Court ot Honor, tlnough which Jn lupi'.iimUn Itilglit umIj in 'ie i own i llu-)itj -ulf.iliis OMiU.n je: The President was to "pen up at ISal .V.l'O'iI tlmoK Willi a ringing wur message warning against tulsc peace lures, ami voicing h sum call for -elentless press. Ing of tht war. Thousands wero ex pected to tnlio p.iit In the public cere monies preceding hi-- address and to hiai' li .in. Sccu-Lii i of the Treasui XlcAdoo, gi is r.illsbiiiii of the campaign, will nil .Ire - j 'utge gntli-i-iug ut Philadelphia, wii.-r. .1 r- Plici. of llio ritatui of Liberty will bo tiiivellPil. Si. it-t, ti i of the Navy D.'inUls, v ho vwll sin ud ,i laigi -Iho of Hi.- no en In Ituiil A woman and flv. sjulors were ,i-l-tsteil in a house In Wallace street near Tenth In a mid conducted by Dotectlvo Charles Lee. bead of tlio vice squad, end District Detectives llrown and Ilerget. Tho womiui gavo hr n.imo as Ilessle Milter. Sue and the sailors, acceding lo the police, wero drinking boor when tho laid v.a-i ir.ado .lohii Krohfn, on' of the STETIINIUS NAMED ASSISTANT WAR SECRETARY WASHINGTON, April 0. Edward E. Stettlnius, purchaser of. bupplles for tho War Department, and rrederick F. Keppel. dean of, Columbia. University, were today nominated by Prc&ldent .Wilson to be Second and Third Absibtant Secretaries of War, icbpcctivelj;. BALTIMORE BRAVE SWEDISH SHIPPING ', IN PARADE GARB CHARTERED BY U.S. City Shares With Picardy Ijattlei'ront the Atten tion of World i Brilliant British counter-attacks wiped out German sain southeast I of Albert. The French recaptured important ground. The Germans gained slightly at llcrnancourt. i German losses continue tremendous. ! General Foch, the generalissimo of I the Allied armies, announces that ; "all is well." Hindenburp; is still nine miles from the objective Amiens. London, April 6. .Gorman attacks n coWslddrablo strength" on a twenty-mile front north of the Sommo throughout yes terday and this morning were re pulsed, Field Marshal HaiV reported today. The Paris communique re ceived hero announced violent bom bardments along the Avre, especially near .Monehel. All thoo operations arc ultimately directed toward A miens. Counter-attacking in hc- Hangard aCCtOr of tllO Pie.-ll-ik" lililllo fmnl 1. . ...t. UHV. .vi.v, fc.iv -n n JJritish have imnrovctl their -mwi "sE ions, tlio War Office announced. (Hangard lies about ten miles south- cast of Amiens the German objec tive, and is on the Rico Ilivulet. Monehel is near Montdidicr.) The fighting north of the Semme ! Food and War Material i was violent along the front to a point I Exchange Arranged in Trade Agreement liinlinneil on I'.icu lour. Column seien ' numbered 600 several marlnei Ono liundred of tho Rh'ls inarching, in the front miiI.b wore members of the Gleo Club of tin. high school, l-ollou-' lug the dedication ot tlio Liberty htalule ibev will no to Hi" Academy of Music to pjitlcipalc In Hi.- cxerches altcuna u t., ... J5c..fcn U-IMi "Black' nnnn Hecioliu-y McAdoo's aoMresB open- Olllv.v.uai, nv..iii-ii itn ui.ii.iv Ing tho Liberty Loan c.impalBii As tho is. I of the girls left the high POLICEMEN IN BATTLE AMERICANS FIGHTING WITH GUNS AND CLUBS ON WAR ANNIVERSARY ti'IHtui .. unci imuil paraclo MPUln rihtf i- - i. m totrlet V" .. "V """'5, "WT '" ' r. . 'vt.u.LC, ' .', .- i ii HUH RI honor of d LVlltd lull Int.. . senuui i.iv "-: .,i left Hroad and oir bircois. -; thousand n.uihies fiom Leumin Island, sailors font Leneuo Iland and MJ hie ton IJarrueks. Capo May. and mili tary bodice stationed in the city new In Inc. fclm.el lieu II. Hucr. United u.. .nurtim corns, was in coninianu. jack," Sent to Hospital De tective Hurts Comrade Close of First Year Finds United States Active in Picardy t"pSo molded north in Ilroad their street and tlirougi. u. -.. --- inuv i,aii. irrtmiM weic !!.!. .1. n t.i CVmct Iuil HflULUt:. "w ."--- - -Wl Into the l'Si Vh rsS'uo iVwed fion, hc PO'th'Oof the Union and Spring iaidci. streets counlci-an1-,: ', ,. ... ...i tieet. to Arch street. iraraira in -- - . , ,-i,.,v,.ier Ki.ri'i i. iw --- filvl' ""u " liw?'inulh 1'enn square, went to fZ v.rF'S'18' of tlle Philadelphia .ltd hi r T.he ,l0"01' Was hotly con- y Lewis n (ilvvn ....- nr Wrl'0 dlvlsl0, of ho American , ..rcmP1"'' "0 appeared at the Anirrltun .Vrmy In I'ruiur, Policeman Jesse I In 11a n, ot the l-'ranl. ford police station, Is In a serious con dltlon in as the ichull of injuries said to nave on tnt, ,micrN y ot America's been received at tho hands of Policeman , trance Into tho war. William nrennen. also of tho Kranhford , Much of tills cannot b station. In u light early this morning. In Willi the Apiil B. tho Krmikford Hospital today .jv.uooau o again nru swing. ' nv iiiivi iiuii iiii in Miiu-uiiM miibj on the annivors.'iiy of Americas en- on - or i no men can m-v I turP'1- Is a deserter fiom tlm navy, nc - I I-i ,1 .. ., .!,, Iinllnn r.r..1 ...... . .. , ....... , ,v .in ,.',iL.,, ,.iiu iius iiceu useil lo 1'i-cnv men to the W'allaeo street 1mu.-p. Krohcn. the iiollee e.y. wore Ins in.iioiin for this purpojo and donned Chilian clothes when not engaged in this woilt. The prisoners will liavo a bearing before Magistrate licatnn at the i a little crisp renin aim uuuonwoou htreets pollro station. Led b hper-lal Ofllcer Kdwuidb, a de tail of police arrested ono man and four women In u laid on a houro on Poutb Hutchinson street near Pine. nother bouse In Lombard street near Seventeenth was raided a few lnlnutis later, the police airestlng three Mexicans und un American woman, Hcglna Web titer. lilglit men, said lo be interested In racing chails, were arrested in a cigar and billiard loom in Marltet street, near Fifty-second 1-iich man was fined $10 and costs by Magistrate Prunoc!;. 1'li.irgcd with a violation of a clt ordinance. Adolph Needlcmnn. a tal cab driver, was arrested under the Ucad- mg icrmiuni. rue arrest was made In PRESIDENT THE MACNKT AFFECTS 100,000 TONNAGE lliilliniiire. Mil,, A lull With ideal veather condition-, i' less blue sl.tes, hrlght kunsliine an ' n Hie ulr, lor the .. il. ' mrt- ,'jat aster military puiade vlitcli v. Ml bo vl.-wvd l President W .lon. Ualtbnoie today is shaimg with the Pl.-ard.v battleli-uiit the attention of tin m-t of the woild. This sorutlii. Is ol course, centered in tho President's spee. b lo Ik- de.i ered lo nlclil ul fie Plf.h lleglmeiu univiiu This morning niurlted -tho opening of the third Liberty MushinKtiiii. Aplll ti. just houth of Ayette. (Ayette is about twelve miles north of Albert and was recently recaptured from the Germans by the British.) The struggle on the front south cf 1 Ayette eontitrued until late Friday evening. The Germans repeatedly One bundled thou-.md tons or swid-'BSsa-urtcu mc uritl.sn positions, but Ish shipping is tn Ik- chartend to the attained no further success than in L'liltcd States, under a temporal' trade their futile efforts during the morn ugreeiiiem ulread completed, it was 'ing. The German efforts cost them learned at the war trade board today, 'heavily, Xcgollultous now are going on for a permanent wur agreement, under which1 Dispatches From Front tills country will get charters for much A dispatch from the British ar- more tonnage In retum for ample sup- mies in France savs the fichtinc Is Loan cumpaisu unit I ,,. , ,,, ,, ,,...,, ,,,i ..,,' ,. . , patriotism Is falrl oozing. The parado , """ " ""' w"1" "-"" - , speeaing up today. n nin- v '.. " "Pl'eired at the iCta.,;oo,tl, m tIle base of tho lert h?f 2ck ,hls nornlnff and an KniV.lha.WOUId d"vo tho first f" Aftsr . ot ""V'S the llrst - w vu lerpni-n un nnH,.n ...,w ,w .wii.miu a v napiain rat nail und Jj??..f thousands of men. M-nm. ISM. driv. iv Jr v IU,P'am uicucns h5il. " ""I nan und lie the IBABi re ,, zzr. ."' MH? Z' ZtaL"are,i '!!? anr or , , i"eceaeu tne lBi?it!h.e 1,uko replica of tlio l-ZKJ"' "O" A w McAdpn - " ,-,,yu.-u'"e- f ir 1 -"' uaugnter of M.rs. im ha': ";?" "hi. .. Vllll III nnumerabla parades that sinooiu surfuce. writ- nas nro 'jhe (nnui efeed its "ft a seer Brv.f "Me mQ ni- Ji"Wnchht, Hff ..ii ---.w HiiiiuNn ippa er m-..i x'ri Dcenn uU , - ... ..v iili. ui LUUilV. d utmoBphero of patri- tho ." :"? u, of. ?ty Twth. ;i ..... UI5 Perbpecllve to wlm- " t" rrnritAi "anr iv-t ----- " iiur "(Ujj from tho ? "6 Y" Coao' rtwtl to he navy Md. i w v. . .i Dunn l ,8 the troops nmnuiu ' - ' . ,,.,,, Urcw u blackjack and uroaa w " "V"v; :v " .. . .... , ,.,.,.., ... comniauueu ; Lent iiuiiau on ino ncuu, iwamuiw . dosviibed for unliiary reasons. It will probubl bo ...l ,1.,.. I.Afn.. I. , l.r. ..n, I . ............... m. -'-". ..i.w in iu.111 which. It la alleged, blackjacks wero tued "' r?t" ""n..,.;"," .7" "t.. ,"l " . '' " " ' u,c :. "."T" recent order , dt ' "- ' I Vnlll tiio - uviiiiuv ) 1 ivniMJi umi llillir it 11 MMI'.IIIM ItlllUI n rant llrt Ion- then- bus been no let-up since the move- ' Tho r tiH. ,en arrested In an'ul incuts pieviously deecrllicd. , icgcd disorderly house near l-'ifteenfli .iicanimio oincr occurreiiies wnioii this afternoon will ndd lo the patiiottc and warlike spirit of the occasion. Tho President will icvlevv tho procos-I slon from a special stnnil erected on Mount Itoyal uvenuo facing St. Paul streer. A feature of tlic day'G celebration was the soaring of airplanes ovtr Mic city dronnlug Iliberty Loan "bombs." Libert loan booths in charge of uniformed und shots Hud. Ilrcnnen and Ilallan met nt the corner str. ers and suiu-ih iinou tin- roui. m i pan.de .inn uui ni item sola -n lite , t, dui-i.ig the celebration s:,.iiirn and of sailors und marines. Lieutenant Charles K Kelnast. tmiu . neighborhood soy they i. ...nrln corps. Uroppeil iruiu in.. . "i""" ""vri .: ,,.h f..i. the ci.int siiotf. ma "v-" ...v.... . l. . . . n innn il k uu - w - -- reproduction of Battholdl's Statuo of Liberty. ..,.. i, ..rimnlzu- In tho mcanumu '" ..--,,,, in ... ... in..,m..A. ..lertiiii'ii' of Kranutoru nvenuo anu .,....., ,, llietloneil have inatcrlallv ',," Istrcet. In tho light' that followed Urcn- HUBincntcd tho Allies' fctrenpili. .lliiLi .mile iivibiuiuiii iwnvu it lill ii.ia- giving on tho tiny freight cars, but hope they can become accustomed to traveling In them. The Toul front Is quiet with normal artillery tire. One Herman was killed lu a patrol encounter Thursday night. United also heard Is not ycf n.pniiilmo various .. . ,i(nin ii. nr in uiu e-v. .-!-.-. t.. mm.iiizinir at different points the ccntial section of tho city. Scu-a'. a real Lascs Hand the Lu Lu Temple Band, the A. V. und II. Wund. hi Philadelphia Police Hand and the Ul ri id Ctdogo Hand were stationed at various points in Broad street between City Hall and Pine street. A delegation oairl Scouts, the Italian Chorus and Band, the National League tor Women's Servite. the Emergency Aid aides and tlio Motor Messengers bad formed at various points and took their Places In tho center ot Broad street south of the Liberty statue as soon us tho military and naval men had passed. This formed the netting when J cc re- iui-v .McAdoo una ins uiueii i-o.w - but who known When the police pattol armed Uallun was found lying lu tho gutter, his face mil head covered with blood. Ho was taken to tho Krankford Hospital. ' Formep Minister to Ilelgium V It was saiu ins vuiiuiiiui. " -..- Biennen, still at large this morning. was sought by the police. Detective Husted has been usslgueu to mo cae. and. Arcli street -yesterday aro sam 10 have been enlisted men In tho navj. Charges True, ny Kiine After reading tho additional charges made by tho l-'osdltk commission, t'nlted States District Attorney Francis Visiter Kuno commented that thcro was In hla mind no doubt as to tho truth ot the charges anil that the report of tho cj tent to which this city Is vice-ridden is I " not "half tho truth." WOULD INTERVENE IN SIUKRIA I "H Is a foolish, wicked thing for any city ouiciai, .nr. ivano saiu, -or uoun- uvors Action by Allies No statement has yet been made as to the causo of tho fight. Both men wero In uniform at tho time. Driver Held for Death or Child Murletrato Harris, at tho Thlrtyec ond street and Woodland avenue sta tion today held Paul Sehnlskl. thlrti 'Ut yeaisold, of .NMnety-siUl. s.ree i iiiii-uiii uiruui'. iiiitivui " - Japanese intervention In Siberia, with tho aid of thu Allied nations, Is ud vocated by Theodore Marburg, former minister to Belgium, with tlio reserva tion that tho Intervention be under a pledge, similar to that which caused the VnlU-d States lo withdraw fiom Cuba ufler the Spanish-American War "One means of bringing tu a success ful conclusion the war with Hcimany." said Mr. Mm burg, In an Interview- ut tho llellev ue-Stratfoiil, "Is to bring buck llussia Into tho lunks of tho Allies. TJic only nope is to introduce nn tllmun or citizen to qulbblo about this1 great evil and sneak out of duly by ul false appeal to civic prldo und the out cry against defaming our clt. "I know without an conectlon of1 errors that the Vosdlck charges are truo ' and that they are not anything llko tho whole truth; pot half of it not a I third of It- It beems to me an excellent Continued on !' Ktstit. Column Ono I Germans Claim Jordan Victory i Herlln, April 6 An olllclal communi cation says .... "Herman troops in Palestine have re pulsed, in conjunction wain uttomau forces, Ungllsh Infantry und cavalry ' t crossru tne jor-' pressed forward IIAKING OF WHITE BREAD TO CEASE IN U. S. APRIL 13 Federal Food Board Order Will Uc- quire 25 Per Cent of Substitutes for Flour Now York, April 0. White bread and rolls will no longer beltaktdtn tho United Stutes after April 13, according to an announcement mado at tho lo cal ofllco ol tlio Federal food houul. The order requiring bread mid rolls after that date to contain at Icust Z-" per cunt of substitutes for Hour hud not been issued rroin wusiiiiigton, it was bald, but was c.pcctcd at uny time. materials. Somp of theso supplies will begin to irtfttf. ImnipitlnlAli- tin.lni Ihn IMiinnrarl ' agreement, nlthough only part of the ' 0CCUP' a "KC-shapcd n'dge at the promised loo.ooo t.i.s of ships has been confluence of the Noye and Avre, turned over. In this the United States , frolfl where the main line of tb.0 is anticipating the terms of tho agree-1 Paris-Amiens railway is in plain ineut, odioiais announced. sight a mile and a half away. This no .,..) ..'. o .-ma. iuub; nk.nnu the eMHirt lo Hi.edcn of 25.000 phusphato ruck tor feitltlzcr. one cargo Is loaded and will sail Im mediately. This Oovernment also has given permission for certain Swedish ships now In United Slates irts to cleur fieU announces that a violent artli ror I'iiue, wuerc tney vein loan iii.tou'i tons of slaltputer, olbei fertilizer mate rial and proceed to Sweden. Under tlic poimanent agreement now- being negotiated Sweden will get from I tho United Stutes 200.000 tons of wheat. 80,000 tons nt 'wheat flour. 50.000 tons I of oats, 47.000 bugs of coffee and plen tiful Miiiintipit of cotton, wuot. innnufne- tmed wiol. spices, tea. mineral oils formuin drive toward Amiens, the dia- fuel. Illumination and luhricatlou, as well as certain much-needed ngricut tur.il supiilles, such us hemp. Jute and i l""u,:' '"'."I" Field .Marshal Haig reported .aa follows: North of the Somme there was- After fairly important clashes Thursday and Friday the Germans tons of "u ,l,u" "veriuoss irucK garoens which supply Amiens and part of Paris. One from the French army In Ui eld announces that a violent artii . lery duel, of the type usually presag ing an attack, is under way on Up entire front south of the Somm J j Nevertheless, the Germans appaj 'ently plan a vastlyigtsinrtii lery concentration before nSSwtQ I patch adds. Haig's Report ALLEGED ABSCONDER HELD Tho announcement was made after Suspect May Be New Castle Banker, ' heavy fighting everywhere eoutk frf " lll'l I'll . I-l (1 ! IUIV l. IHU" ....- - - - . . , UHU . -' -- - . , . I 1 I 1 .I rnn lliln ll.O.ul.. l.wl..M A 1....1 and i,..... '. . '" ""r ;r. "i,ati. no.wimlforil Hotel. Thiy pro-,-,t ,h. action of tho Coroner in. mo .vii ". .u.e ... iiin "I"'"- Mhiii .' "uuo mo tiou- "",,' .i .A Vi. l Iherlv statue. As i JIJii. ,.i Tolni Oir. nine years old, wine- ersnip ot jupuu, i ne wuiea couin men prlgaucs utier nicy uno r,lo,herj that paokod tho side- V led iiortl to the .''"'cri ttVMi .nusa detH f Jolu. oir, nine yt p (i wu(j nno ., ,n,en,0 to withdraw dan at L's-Sale and. . , tney rcaeueu unii !" '"?" moVed if... .iver yesterduy by u agon said to from Jlussla urter the wur. as w o truth, tow ard Amman, and oi of bo papain was tho ' U.f. ."?r?.,clS?,,,,l, J," ," 1' as" cloTS ' , aveTn en "b VnUKli The child . fully announced our Intention. In Cuba toward the , Joradi, in tli . . lorwuiu. "" I Hied a half-hour alter tne ucciueni ".-! .no t,.,.iC..-.....t....... w,,....,, ihuj u,, tl vi, !, ,.ou ,-,.. lhrr possible to tho statue. I dlea a "u" . , a. meeting ot bakers for the purpose of riiscubslng a program for cosjperatliig with the food board m tho cxmscrva lion ot flour for wur purposos. Tho bakers pledged themselves to do all In their power to make It pos siblo for all bakers to meet the emer gency by giving eucli oilier the bene fit of formulas for making bread using u percentage of ceroula other tliun ..., 1. 1 ..'UllOUl UllU V3 IJIllWtlltl UCIUUHBUi' a buttle lasting I tlons In their own shops or the bhops nf f.thprft. Charged ?60,000 Short 1 of others. New York, April 8. A man alleged lo be Howard Voder, former cashier of Hie defunct bank of Newcastle Vit, chin ged with being u fU(rUI from Jus tice, lb being held by the New York po lice. Although. dening that h. It Yoder and giving the nuine.of Forrest lie ww ........ 1 1.- 1....... .. .1.. ,..M.. ..J uuestru .'il uiiMiinn; it -uu iviui.-i u , . . - . . ,. or il. rraiiK .covins, il Aew whic, uoruuou ui iiauguiu onc wnv wp who sas Hiat Vodor was" bort 60,-, , , 000 hi Ills accounts. ' Conllnued n !'! JiUbt. CobMM TtPj Ayette (eight miles south or Arrs and twenty miles north of Corbie the'Somme) until late in the ereniji)f. The enemy attacked in conWer able strength without further . cesses during the morning. South of the Somme, In the HfMrh4. w vnn mi? AN WHAT YOU SAY ABOUT FREE GOVERNMENT BUY A BOND OF THE NEW LIBERTY ISSUE 1 1 "M ' " '" ' "" Hi!? -. f 1 - I lA'..t W i ' r m r , 4l, x $b"
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