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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEli- MULADlilLPnixV, MONDAY, AP1UL 15, 1018
WQREHomNEN
ELIMINATE WHEAT
THE PHALANX OF PUBLIC opinion NO PLANS TO INCREASE
p.-CWa in Atlantic City Inns
Develop Now Wnr
Bread
MJSET COST INCREASE
Egs Arc Used as- Binder to Hold
Substitute Material
Together
All.ntlo City, April la
patriotic saoro boldfaces went over
lt top 100 per cent strong whtn Her
bert Hoover's propaganda for the entire
e&mlnallon of wheat from American
hotel menu unlll tlio new crop of that
star of life comes Into the market ties
September becUme effective throuchout
tfie country. ,
A a result, shore tiotel pations an
gplnr to bo served with the most tx
nensjve bread that ever hus conn upon
tbe tables of the big and IltUe ewravar
cariea here. Proceeding upoirthe. theory
of Jtr. Hoover that wheat ts u luxury
for the well-to-do and a necessity for
those who labor for a living, hotel bakers
wilt Use eggs for a binder In lis place
Barley, rye, bran and rice flour uro to
CO .Into the new war bread for those
who never kick about tariffs In acfl&hon
hofctelrlee. The result Is nn exceedingly
palatable sort of inuflln pmduulori that
toasts well and meet every reiyJire-n-.
U The fact tl.at It ts 100 per cent
patsy tic Is not 'at of Its com
mendable qualities
"Thero wcro ' inso who for a time
thought that Uo'elTien had contract d
for more than the could deliver when
they stood up and pledged 'themselves 1"
Mr Hoover In Washington last month
absolutely to dispense wlta wheat,
Judge White, of tho Marlborough-llten-helm,
who Is shortly to become food ad
ministrator for Atlantic City and
lounty, bald, "They didn't teo how we
were going to produce a satisfactory
bread without the gluten quality of
w)teat to serve to hold the tubstltut
(lours together Some thought we ought
tu ask Sir. Hoover to modify his request
and permit the hotels to udopt the
bakers' formula
"Instead of doing that we continued to
f.tudr tho situation and confer from time
er t'mo on progress, taking uccount of
'ho fact that today wan the time ap
pointed to cease altogether the uso of
vheat In th hotels In order that a great
itrfotlo purpose might be achieved
"!? result is all that we could have
Oped for. We hare developed u war
"ad that meets every requirement It
iiitalns some corn, a little barley, rye
td, rice, flour with eggs, lots of e ggs. to
take the place of gluten In wheat In
binding It together to prevent crumbling.
) la more expensive than any breud wo
4ve over produced, but It ts wheatless
4 't enablei us to keep the pledge."
Visitors front every province lo
uiada and from many of the States of
Union sampled the new war bread
(lay and pronounced It Rood. Details
Its manufacture weie forwarded to
illadelphla hotelmen throush Admin
trator Frascr In that city last night.
iJ kinds of corn breads alto are being
-red In the hotels. The demand for
urnlng hot cakes In restaurants has
iL'rensed SO per tent in a few weeks,,
id double orders are called for by
nlthy visitors wJio had ::ot eted the
'fined flapjack for years.
TTar cornbread Is a revelation for
tuany of the Canadians, some of hom
fiad never made Us acquaintance.
jAtlantlc City was officially declared
rtually free of slackers when deteo
ves ordered to enforce New Jersey's
rk-or-flght statute tounu nut rour men
Selective service age who -ould not
xiduce a draft registration card duriUB
search of saloons and pool rooms,
bo prisoners are Gcorire J. Trice, iwcu--two
years old, of Philadelphia : Itob
t Hasan, twenty-two; balward r
Arrlson, twenty-seven, and John XI
under. twenty-sin. of Gloucester City,
ley were committed to Jail lo await
Investigation. John AVInkler. of lhll
d.lphia, arrested here as a deseiter,
II be sent to Camp Dlx
SWEDISH CLOTHING CARDS
Limit Cotton and Woolen Goods Buy
ing to Conserve Supply
itoekjinlm. prll 15. -All ordrr re-
rjctlng dealings In hosiery, woolen and '
'(ton yarns and linen textiles of all
v.trietleo. Including underwear, chil
dren's clothtnB and women's clothing.
i-4i4 been Issued her. These may be Fold
hereafter only upon presentation of a
i-ard to be lBsued to applicants who es
tablish an actual requirement for the
Ueeired article.
This measure Is taken to conserve tho
U'nedom's supply of the ai tides In ques
tion and to put a stop to "chain deal
ings." through which articles change
hands repeatedly without reaching the
consumer. Prices thus have been driven
to extraordinary heights. The cheapest
pair of children's cotton stockings ob
tainable, for Instance, now costs five
kroner (the Swedish krona Is normally
worth about twenty-seven cents) and
other articles In proportion.
The new order establishes maximum
prices for cotton goods. Tho regulations
allow a maximum of four pairs of block
ings for each person, four men's Milrts
and two suits of underwear. N'o pur
Chasing cards are to be Issued to any
one who already possesses the maximum
quantities named.
GLOUCESTER PUSHES LOAN
Workers Hope to Exceed Quota De
fore It la Announced
fllaureslrr t'lty. N. 4 April 15. The
third Liberty Loan campaign Is moving
here rapidly A peculiar feature of thb
campaign Is that Gloucester City's
quota, has not yet been announced. The
quota hax been set for Camden County,
but- ofnclals have not decided what
amount to assign to Gloucester City.
house-to-house canvass Is now being
conducted, and last night In one district
alone workers In two hours' time sold
auSong householder more than $D000
rrorth ot bonds. In churches today, undei
auspices of the four-minute men, pastors
jnn.de. appeals to congregations to sub
scribe as liberally as possible. None Of
the industrial plants yet has been
touched. All of the plants hae agreed
to co-operate with the local committee
and their plans In many Instances al- '
ready have been announced. Pubscrip-
Ions among workers of the New Jersey ,
un4 Vr nnsylvanla yards of the Pusey
A.Jones Company and the New York:
ciUsward are expected to total huge
Mires. lAter Boy Scouts and pupils '
Uic pudiic Ecnoois win ue canea to
QUITS GERMAN TONGUE
Wisconsin Teutonic Society Re
avunees tho Language of "Kultur"
Milwaukee, WU.. April 15. The Ger
man language has been renounced by
(ho 'Wisconsin Staatsverbund, a feders
V'pn of German sick benefit societies and
trfc of tha most powerful German organ
jxKttonrf lu tha State, and hereafter Its
(iroceedlngg will be printed Jn Kngllsli.
As n concession to the older members,
verl of whom are gray-haired, the
rmn tongue may be used in dlscus
iiOjM of the federation. At the meeting
at which the aerman language' was
i',Vt out of the proceedings there was
Dt;u (or support or tne Lnlted
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GLASSBORO SCHOOL MEN
FACE HAIID PROBLEM
ACREAGE OF TOBACCO Krcction of $llOi00O BuIldlnB With
Appropriation of .$74,000
Lancaster Growers Do No1 Worries Directors
Look for Expansion Over
Last Year's. Production
(ilmshorn, . t April 15 llulldlng a
$110,000 grammnr Mliool for T4,000 is
tho proposition the Hoard of IMucnllon
is up against. When the board tiskcd
tho voters for tho hitter amount, nfter
tha old school was itestroed by lire,
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.nriaiion tre to no reiiru upon, turn
GOV. EDGE DECLARES
HE'LL STAY ON JOB
Has No Intention of Beginning
Campaign for Senator at
Present
'.niHRMrr. April 15. If tho lepotts
ptcsculcd at tho April meeting of tho
tins n'rtsun n SobtKco ocrcHge will not
I," n nter Hum that of last ear. One
-uhoii jlven Ht tho Riiiweis' nieetlnc
.Mi Hie Inability of growers to gtl luin
! i fur new curing fhods. Another re.i-
i ns ili.it farmers ire so patriotic
i' t Inicnd Rro'vlng more foodsiuff The
lat lonson will miike tlio fanner himself
nnle. lieiauso thofe having to Uo with
Mr sales of the first mid second I.lb-
im Uonds ininplalnotf about tlie baik
. Hi-ilni-Rs of the Uincnster Coiintj farm-
i in investing, With an acre .if tu-
i i bringing from ;:3o to 00, the
ri mi :iic sr.iri'O who wotljil put
'ving Tfitiacf, by to rulse wheat that
fii.r to sl times less piofltablc. it
in he set down us a fact not debatable
that this rounuty'fl tobacco nereago will
i llinlleil b.v the labor ntullnblr, und
i. little els" .
Ttejmrls coming in lelattvo to tho teed
i-eiN show Hint blerllliiatlon of tho beds I
ha- not Rained tne. favor that its ado-
it.s had hoped from their earnest
ri"iaganda. It is predicted h prower
i ho have disposed of tholr crops Hint,
u drop In pi Ices' Is about to take place,
"ue reason is that the hl packing
Nuism are full of swetiilnp; tobacco, and
another the labor question.
The -O'l . nip lool Oil upon as a
ijmiiiI 'm-sttnmt. I'lte giatesi tiouble
I'omes fioin Hie giitutirs' too flee use of
water In dampening the tnbari-o prepara
tory to snipping, n piuctlcc Hint liijme
the leaf Tho high prion of tacking
cases, due to lutnhor rarclt. Is felt
now by paikers. Tlicy say that the cost
of putting n crop on the inurket now Is
Just twice what It was at tin- mitlucal.
of the war
and although bids' have been
asked for twice, with modifications In
the second plans, none was low enough
to Blvo out n contract. The board wants
a Mlitrtn-iooin hulldltifi mid plans fot
tho same hnd been prepaicd. What Is
really needed is u tut nti -loom school,
so that additions can bo added as Hie
town grows. Snmo of tiie member of
the board know that n latgcr building Is
necessary, but ate somewhat backward
In asking for furtlinr appropriations, but
it looks us though this must be the next
step.
The architect rajs n slvteon.io'mi
milldlng cannot be elected for tlw
present appropriation Une of the prom
inent hulldrr stated that the longer thn
building Is put i iff the more It will cost,
as pi Ices am advancing.
JAIL KOR SWOIJODA
Ten Months anil n Kino of
Francs Ih Sonlcnce
U50U
ttriieiii, April 15. llnvmiiml swn-biid-i,
who claimed Anieriinn citizenship
when arrested last winter In Switzerland
on an espionage charge, lias been sen
tenced t ten months' hnpiisoiuneiit.
payment of u flno of 2500 f runes and
two years exclusion from the .'niitiiry.
old .mini: to ise ui:oi'i:.i:i
J. HAMILTON LEWIS BELIEVE MINE-CAVE
NOW HAS OPPOSITION SOLUTION IS NEAR
Peoria Man Seeks Senatorial Agreement in Sight Between
Nomination in Defiance of Operators and Scranton
Sullivan's Wishes Board of Trade
Snoboi?.i. who wa nnested In Purls
In .March, 1015, on the i-hurge of having
set lire to the Kiench liner I.i Touralne
but later was released when an Investi
gation by tho l'tench nuthoiilioK failed
to substantiate tlio Uiaigc. went to
Switzerland on his expulsion from
Frame. fter his uiiest by tlio Zui I, li
police, in Juno of la-t ear it was an
nounced he had been Identified a a na
tive of Ilungarj, whose leal name w.m
'ieM.liwl!idl lb was released on ball.
but was iearri'ted in I iom v l.i-t l' b-
lliousniitls of Tons of Iron Ore 51n(o ruat v when ho was sunt to iai. in.ur
Aviiilablo by Electricity ' a'utin"1 aa u ,'-rnn oii.ccr
lleailliie. I'a.. Anrll 15 1', tie. ...
stvuctloii of u' l-nille cloittli trans
mission line from IJIrdMnirn tu il o' 1
Iron nnd copper mini's at i:ii rr,n on
the MlinliiKtun and Northern Kniliuiil
workings Idle for neatly forty e:rs ull
be made to vl,.i their inettillli tira-m,
npaln.
The L. S. i! Ilrooke Iron I'mnium of
Ilinlsborn. will oiier.ite the mine. lUmg
I'lectricul mucliliirrv throughout The
high-tension line will i-airv tin inn.-nt
lo th mines for the mmhiucn 'I I -mine-
still contain tlioiisaiid.. i t,.n ,,f
lion ole. vilth a tlch percentage of . ,,i,
per
Allniille tit, April 15. Oiivcttior
Kdgo outlined his plans wllji respect to
tho t'nlteil Klntes senatorial cnmpaHit
for the first lime In a statrmfltt hero
Sunda.v. ir Colonel Cnlg.ii". or Hssec, mid
(iisirgp I- I!ocord, of terse) City, his
oppiments for tho nomination, mo count
ing ilpnn tho ilovernnr taking tho stump
In n ivil-liot camtHilRii they nro going
to be dlsiiplHilntcil.
"I have not tlio sllsliti't intenllon of
entering upon such n etimpalgn ns that
I loniluetid while limning for the
giiberiiatorlnl nomination.' (Inventor
Kdgn said. "1 was dieted be lite peo
ple of New Jerse.v to fill tlw olllco ot
flovcrnor nnd I Intend to stuv upon
that lob right up to the- time I resign
It to assume tbe senntoishlp if the peo
ple honor mi' with Hint distinction
"I shall ko iiroiltid the State, of esjurtc,
in the regular eouro of inv business as
ilovt rnoi'. mailing speei ties for the Lib
city I,onn nnd advancing tho welfnto
of New Jeise.i. Hut 1 do not mean to
lake the slump us n candid ite in tho
rcguliii sense. I tin not think then' Is
any roftson why 1 should. JIoio than
that. I bcllove I would be criticized and
Justly no, If I were to neglect mi dutv
es ilovernor In older to advatu" my
pile ate interests us a randtdati
"tif esjtirso, my friends will l' bns,
nnd 1 do not want the Impn slm to
go forth that I feci so sure eif tin nom
ination that I do not have to make a
light Of it HoWlVll. llle wlloli (iistlol)
of perseinullty was all ihii-ln out
during the i-niiipalgn in I'.iti.. when Mr.
Colgate, Mr ttecord and tnj-ill wile In
Ilia light I think the publh illicit. i -stands
the situation "
Governoi' llelge will pial. in iMaili"ou(
. J . tonight
ilulf nl' Quota Itniscd
UeiiMlbiir), N. .1., April I." JU u. e -t. r
I'eninty Is near tin half wav post In tin
third l.lb, ity Loan drive Tli- ten ilif
lelent rolu s in the tollnle ha, ,.
poitiil a total of !'-' b"i In ub. rlp
tlons, whip' th mite miotii a
little P.-s Until Jl.l ml" Swell, l.l
I made a spun dutlinc tin- last , 1 Hi.
weik. I )O1 1 Hit, a total ii T'
ALLENTOWN HAS NEW
GLAZED KID FACTORY
Victor Leather Company Ready for
Ojicrution Equipment Is
Praised
I Allentiiwn. I'u.. Aiirll 15 nperatlnns
nre about lo slnit In the new plant of
the Victor I.Hithir Company. 3r-37
Auburn street, ii new concern, which
will put chrome ttitinid glazed kid In
'white, black and colors. The plant.
Which contains .tl.non Fiiunre reel or
floor space. Is said by men In tlio trade
I In bo the bot equipped 111 labor-saving
devices and machinery that they have
'ever sem. and the m rnngemetit Is fcUch
thai ruck operation follows In natural
I sequence with the least possible loss of
time or motion.
. Franklin IlnddneU, whose product Is
I well known In the Blazed kid markets of
America and I'.tirope, l president or the
Vli tor Cnmpanj nnd Is Its actual tniinti
Ifncttirlng head. Mr. Ilaildock, beslilis
I i.ni,i n i,n,tiAt. of ninnv v oars pxlierl-
enco. Is n prnctlr.il chemist and n mem
ber of the American Chemical Society.
Hlsavoelutcs nre well-known business
men' of Hie Lehigh Valley. The vice
president Is rjeorge 11. Hirilnr, of this
cltv. a general I'fititrne'ir nnd director
of the Stcond National Bank. Itobort
A. llelchard. the treasurer, is in the
hldo and tallow business and Is one of
the laigest fertilizer manufacturers In
'the Stan. ' men liarion. tne sccre
I tare was for -nie vears connected with
the Hethlelu 111 Steel Company.
WISCONSIN POLITIC
BLOOMS PLENTIFIHJ
(Candidacy of E. J. Gross i0k
Governorship Forces Hybrid
Plants to the Surface
i Milwaukee, Apn) jj
The iiiiliouiicomont f tho tandkli'd
,c.f Kdwlii .1. rtross for the gdvernorrtiT
has been like u viaini southern wind h,
Its Inlllleticc upon the political bulLj it, 7
have been quiescent beneath the mrfitV
waiting for sunshin,- nn,i favorat
vt either before Hirv pok,i their gt
bends above tho ground
The g.-udiner nt n.irnooo reports u,
u llowrr of tlie species lUtlunnr-I p ,
lcttluiin. which bloomed lnsi vear In tk
l.leiltetiant (Jovcrnor's (Inner pot .
nodding toward the gubirnatorlnl en.-1
seivntm.v. v"
Another gardener from Itelnlt ,i,,..
that n different vailetv of the J,
species, the tbisn-I.'i Follettmna, arDM,f
to be migrating from tin Assembly L,!v
in the same direction mw
I'lte Thompson-I.a Folli tllana, bIBi',j
'in Ii Crosse but headed toward tVtih
Ington utitli the frost or March 19 nik"'
eied Its brave spurt, does not seem u'
be doing very well. "
Hold the Stars
and Stripes High
Let them float to tho breeze in all of
their pristine colors. And when you buy
that new (lap; ask for a
BULL DOG BUNTING FLAG
I Trade Mark Ucg.)
I he (las- that are made by Americans,
Tor Amerliaiis, of American materials.
I lie I'. S. Oovernment specifies and uses Bull Dog Enat
m rings-tlio bei wonting flags In America.
I or sale b ull ilepartnifiit store and flrit-clsis dealeit.
John C. Dettra & Co., Inc.
MANtfACTlRURS. OAKS. r..
L'ccry Home Should Fly a Flag
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chltnuo, April l
Fiaul. J CJuinn. of IVorla. lias been
brought out for tho Democratic nomlna-
Hon for Senator against Senator J. Ilnm
tlon for United States Senator against
Senator J. Hamilton Lewis. Formidable
and substantial element of the regular
organization In Cook County will sup-'
port Qulnn regardless of what linger
C Stilllvuti pei honally may advise
The definite statement was made bv
one of the lecogulzo, Cook County lead
ers that at least a majority of the regu
lar organization Democrats will not sup
port Senator .lames Hamilton I.ewls for
a Democratic renoinln.it Ion. even If '
orders to suih effeet arc transmitted ill
icctl) ftom Wawlilnglnn, and In spite
of any effort that Mi Sulllvnii may I
ninke to permit': Senator l,e,wls to be
nominated In tho September primaries
without a conte'st.
t'p to this time tlio understanding
seems to have prevailed that Senator
r.cwls could have a clear lletd
Had Season for Oystcrmen
.Vluirlrr Itlver, N. J April IS- i it s.
ternien have lieen up against Hit- worst
season of their time, because of the closed
wlnlor and Inch of shipping facilities
Just when the river clenieil itself of ice
and u few boats began bringing I hem
in from tlie beds, there rami- a week of
wind and rain, causing another handi
cap. Orders have been piling up ull
winter, nnd with the lust month of the
reason nenily half gone, many of these
will reniuiti unfilled.
iruiitou, i'a.. April 15 Two inure
Important conn sslons with refen-m e tj
the solution of the mlne-cavc problem in
Scranton and Dunnmre have been ob
tained by the Hoard of Ti ado's special
committee, according to an announce
ment made by John lliooks, chairman,
who now predicts no ngl cement between
the operators und tlio board
In the latest i oncesslous obtaluisl by
the board the companies agree to esiluilc
the hind value on nil propertb - end
buildings valued at $5000 und undt r und
which, If damaged, will bo repaired by
the operators. In the first offer tho
value of the laud was Included In tho
$!StJiH). It has also been rt ported by tho
operutois that the Spencer Coal Com
pany. of Dunmore. has entered Into tho
agreement and that the Dolawari and
Hudson is almost sure of agreeing to It.
thus muklng ever coal producer In this
region ii party to the proposed plan of
-i hlns the evil.
Acfordlng to Mr. lirouks, theio are
oulv two obstacles now In the way of an
agreement. The ihlef of these deals with
protection for hospitals, schools, e'him lies
and public buildings. Tin- olln r ts
thought to deal with public utilities cor
porations, which are not Included In tlio
operators' original offer. If (ho board
can gain concessions from the cr.in.
panics on these features, especially thr
former. It Is thought an agreement that
will be approved b.v the people of Soi an
ion and Dunmore will be complete d
mtxwni ricirrs no.s.si:s
Son of Former I'ottsville Congi-ess-
I man Is Candidate for Representative
I'nttHilllt., April 15 - li. V lliiiinin.
Hon of Hie late Judge Cliailes N. Ilruium,
I bus unnouni(d Ills (.indldacj foi the Ib
I publican nomination for Congress
ludgi Ilruiiiin sirvcu seven term in
Congress from this ellstrh t and was a
'warm persona! friend of Presidents
r.oosovell. Mi Klnlev and iliu field (J. i
I V Urumni, like his father, is n lawver
Htid makes his debut In polities by flght
' lug tlie I.ilb -Snsdcr-lloucl; machine
which his father fought for vears Tin
machine lias Indorsed John richer for
'the Ilcpublican congressional nomina
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.MLNKI.'S UUY1M! BONDS
Employes tit Single Colliery Sub
scribe for $50,000 Worth
Neiitirhnalii;, l'n Aplll 1", 'In.
thlnl Liberty l,n.in drive Ij ilntling a
quick response among the D.mtht r I'leeli
Vnllsy miners At the No. 11 Colli, r of
the Lehigh company 55U.0UU in bonds
was -ubscrlbeif for in ii single dii and
similar success via recorded in oilier
i ulllerles.
The drive among the people In pmer.il
K also meeting with Instantaneous re.,
spouse, those it fusing to participate in
tin loan being vcr.v f.vv. The sollt Itors
In In ve that i ue quolu for the Pantln r
Cnek Valle.v will bo oversubscribed.
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deliveries in the city and suburbs. It carries all
, varieties of loads and is doing the work well."
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-The Autocar Co., Ardmore, Pa.
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Bstabiuhed 1897
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