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EVENING TUBHU LEDQlilR-raiLADELrHXA, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1018
NEW DRAFT ELIGtBLES
WILL REGISTER SOON
Measure Calling for 700,000
Ypuths 21 Years Old Since
! ' June 5 Being Rushed
Oilklnlly Announces President Will AllllKAr 1 I llUlLl!ifll
Tin TiM Ait Ail in T nmli ! 1 Vti . -. .
ui; liibwvvu iv tuviuuvi ollli' vj i
PASSED BY BOTH HOUSES
Listing or Aliens Liable Under
Treaties for Army Mny l)e
Included
Acclamation
Waililng Ion, April 10. rrcMdent Wil
ton will bo electee! a member of tho In
stitute of France. An oinclal elliepnlcli
fror France iy that Hik Academy of
Moml and Political Science, finding It I
necessary to elect In Its Hectlon of for- i T. O
elBn nneoclatesa member to replaco Mr.
Vlllarl, of 1'loroncc, lias proposed tlie
name of President Wilson, which was
received with much appreciation and
smpathy. On account of formalities to
bo observed the election will not bo held
for several week.
) Tho dispatch said the President would
be elected by acclamation.
Summons Senators Sheppard,
Fletcher and Beckham to I
White House
PREPARE NEW BILLI
One-Man Control Is Indicated, With
William C. Potter or Henry Ford I
Mentioned
ITaslilncton. April 16.
The new draft bill, calling to arms
00,000 young mcn.vho hao reached the
nsro of twenty-ono years slnco June G.
WHS In tho final legislative stage today.
Tho measure ought to bo In President
Wilson's hands before tho end of tho
tvock, unless somo unforeseen obstacle
arises. Tho President, shortly after North Carolina Case Will De
signing I'', will Issue a proclamation ru
ing a dato for the registration of the
I CHILD LABOR ACT
IN HIGHEST COURT
young men mado liable to the draft by
the bill.
Tho new registrant will be Ha!flcd
Just as the first men of draft nge were
listed, Xo establish Mielr liability to
service, ltecausc. of tho ract mat lew 'constitutionality of tho Federal .mlil
young men or twenty-one caM have dc ,abor ,aw )s ww arRUed ,n tnc Hu
pendents It Is expected that a largo per- prcmo Court T1. ncl prollbUt fhlp
rentage of Uie 700.000 will be placed In jIMM, , lnt,rstate 1K)mmerce or aitlrlc?
CThc bill has passed both houses of manufactured by concerns cmplojlns
rongrcss In slightly different form. It children under fourteen years of nRi
v as put forward by the War Department , and affects ninny factories throughout
wcvcral months ago, but It has met with "the oountrv. but particularly t-outhern
nomo delay because of cITorts to amend I cotton mills.
It Solicitor General Paris, foe the dor-
Tho House wrote Into tho. bill an eminent, nrgued that the net Is n legitl-
amendment proldlng that In apportion- mate rAcrcie of Federal police powers
Ing draft quotas communltlcB rhouhl be and ii proper regulation of Interstate and
clveh credit lor oluiuecrs uircauy in loreisn commerces umim iur muso oir
the (Service.
It the Senate will accept tho amend-
VtnOilnctun, April IB.
President Wllioii has taken personal
cliargo of the nrlatlon situation and
has Rummoncd to tho Whllo Hotie Sen
ators Sheppard, of Teas ; Klrtchrr, of
Florida, and UccKham of Keiitueli.v. all
members of the Senate lommlttie- cm
Military Affairs, for n c-onsultatim
relative to neress.ii IcBlila.lon whi.
tiuist be innitri to put Into fipcr.it ie
the recomiuendatlons of the h'-ioudc
Marshall committee's report.
Althouch that report u om ""
i pleted In part, the review of tlie cm
VtHdiliiittcti nrll 11.. mlttec-s observations linlnr been with
1Milliluli. .prn iw. rrciimneril i
. iuso irnm mo rc.ut.rfi o...c . ()nq mlRhf i0 pul forar,i in lia. ,
North Carolina designed to test the , i4 luiuvvn here that the prim ly
citle Constitutionality of
Commerce Act
it
ril ,
cffentlal lecommemlatlon nf Mnri'iall
committee wns for one man ciintnl if
tho manufacture and transpoitatl mi il
all sort of aircraft
Tho report nisei i'i mmfmls -ibolili n
nf the Aircraft Production Hoard unl
concentrjitlnn nf Its ndxlsory fun.Mi'm
In tho proposed recutle ugenc -Wilci
will control production from the be.xii
nlng point of raw materials down to tb
dcllrerr of the finished product to
nrlators of the Ami S gnal Corps who ,
will operate them
l.lmltutlnlio of IMilJ
- A JmmM ,
r,c,in- im .- mniKml Hie law nbrldcGs It i- HJEKetcil In the repori mat nr
tii t-ii-tit nf flic state to eterelse nollce nrescnt functions "t the . Ignal
nient. Mhlch Is doubtful, the bill can be ' authorll
sent to tho President within u day or,
two. Otherwise It wl.l bo neceseary to i iililiielnn, prd 10 i'oington
send tho bill to conference for adjust-1 K . opposite "Ineliiiiatl, lost its thirty
inentt rear light to ouil the South Covington
Senator Chamberlain, chalrinan of tho and Cincinnati Street P.allwaj Coinpan
Sennto Military AtTnlrs Committer, mid fiom Us htreets by the decision yrKtei
today he expected to call up nt an early ! day of the Supreme Court,
date tho rebolutlnn for tho ic-glMrutUm Federal court decrees holding that the
of aliens made liable to military scrt . ""'';""' 'r. "".1J, ' . "7...; ,e .. r w.nimonril to the While
Ten nir inn nr.iva'M iiciiuiiiik tni.i - - --. .- - ,
negottatlon with tho A I lit d .:ocrn- !a general ordinance all the city s grants
menta, l"'rp "'nited to twcnty-lHe years unless
For tho sake of .omenien.r mcml.e.H 'othernlso stated .lustlces ClarUc and
of tho Military Affulrs i tonnnlltco would Kr.indels dissented.
liko to hao n resolution adoplcil i
ctulckly. In order that registration of
Corp I
las designer or planes or uirinior
.changes in mechanisms shall be dlsc'n-
itlnued. Ilcrcarter the only duty of the
Signal Corps will be of a strictly opera-
Itlvc ili:irnelr, bul tlie ndce of the
niers and of the Signal Corps olllcers
will bo welcomed b producing agencies i
, In the natural development of Amerluu s
1 air powei I
' The President - elecimn oi mc k",ui.
It n.lilnrliiii, April 1. The Chicago
I and Northwestern ll.illroad Company,
'convicted under the so-called "twent
I elcht-liour law' prohibiting railroads
from confining llcstocu in cars
Houne discloses the fact that lln-ic l n
measurable amount of resentment In Ad
ministration circles that tic Senate
committer majority had seen nt to pub
.llh the recent drastic- criticism of the
nUatton plnns nf the i.c.vrrnmrnt anc
KAYMUNU I. I'OI.I.
Of lO'.M I'owellon avenue, who,
nt the ap;p of twenty-two. is tn
active training with tlie Forty
fifth Aero Siinadron at Lake
Charles, I.n and expects houn to
veccivu the highly prized nvin
tor's license.
IXUOMITAHMS GRIT WINS
POST IN AVIATORS' COHI'Skw,
Haymond I. Coll, Undclencd hy Ite-
jeetion. "Tries H Again"
With Success
FIRST BILLION OF LOAN
BELIEVED IN SIGHT
UiioHicial Estimates Place
Liberty Bond Purchases at
That Figure
REAL TOTAL $691,611,800
That Does Not Include Minneapolis
District Many Small Sub.-
scribcrs Swell Aggregate
Washington, April 16.
An Intrcaso of $114,853,430 In Mil)-'
siripllntiH to the (hint Liberty Loan,
ret ratal hy tlie figures for eslertla .
was tcpnrlril hy the Treasury Depart
ment lodaj. The (olal of Mibscrlpllon'i '
upon uliirli the Initial 5 per rent paj
inenls lutte hern made Is $806,IC.i,2.10,
fur t'letcii of the In ene Federal ills
Irlils. No llgnrcs hac .let been re
cchril from the Minneapolis dtstrltt.
n-,lilnton, April 10.
I iiufflc lal rstimati8 on tho third Lib
cri toan campalKn Indlcato that th
11. d billion has been rcoreil today.
one-ihlril of the ililxc has been sp-i't,
mil Hie remaining twenty rla inusl
liii a continuous barrage of bonds Into
ib. Treasury- to win the ovcraubscrlp
i .i
The latest olTlciul Treasury figures
pine the national total at tG01.611.800
at th closo of buslnes on Saturday.
Iluthuslasm Is tho answer In everj
tclegrain to tho Treasury. The Minne
apolis district has rcl6"rtcd unpreecder.t-
MAIIY 1MCKIORD IN COUItT MVSTK V K VI LI PS
REMAINS UNSOLVED
Movie Star Will Appear Today to.
Answer Summons
New Yorlc. April 1. Mary PlcUford i
Is to nppear In a trial scene n reai m, Tri'ii- Plnttoi'q Disabled
life today instead of In tho movies. As lllCOiy in.lt 1 lOUtia lltuuil.u
Oladys a. Moore, which Is her icgai
name, she has been sued for JB000 coun
set fees by Hamuel M. Kleld. Ho says he I
was once her lawyer.
harmed, and there Is ei- iTTiTTle
that this section will pro,c, , ,MJ"
quota of nil Itlnds of. fruit. "
and Captured U. S. Collier
Gains Support
Crowds thronged the corridors of the
County Court House yesteruay wncn
Mies Plckford appeared. Tho case had
been aslgned for trial beforo Justice
Mallan In Part IV. It was adjourned
until today Beforo leavlnc for Uv
Wiithlncton, AprlJ 16
The disappearance of the Cyclops with
about 500 aboard promised today to so
trt, In el,A nnnfila ft ihn sen nS Cine
VrcZnnXTXl U.i t "o Bet Vterl ever hnown.
Tho navy, though still searching 1110
troplo seas, has virtually abandoned
hopo of finding her or any traces of
her crew-
the courtrooms just to eco
IIUc.
WOULD REDUCE PAY
FOR COUNTY OFFICES
Save the 7th 1
Baby
Atlantic City Chamber
Commerce Shows They Arc
Highest in State
i The stranea enculfliie of tho ship In
.tho waslo of waters lent Itself to many tllC OUl OI CVCTV Sfvsn ?
i romantic talcs of plots to wrecl. her, i J-nhlnc hnrn in Aivini.:. je l
... ,. ......-.........,,, .-..".-- -... ,,, ecim,MC,an,.t
Din xnus inr uapiaiu vciisa liueniKciico i r . . . Hil
0f,onicers have been unnblo to establish I DCIOrC-It IS a VClr Old. Qnti
tho truthfulness of any of tho stories. nail Ul II1CSC UCUlllS COUld KTi
A complete. tabulation of Intelligence
I reports from all comers of the world
'seemed to dissipate" tho theori that a
German raider or submarine had again
sliinl; Into the western Atlantic
So many hero today turned more to
Speiial D.'pa'.ch 10 .'cfintfl 7'nbJ.c Lrda't
Atlsntlc City, April 1G.
A compilation of salary statistics for i (i,0 theory th.it plotteis within wrecked
New .lerivey countlci
Atlantic City Cllambcr
COUld KV
prcvcnica.
With the at tnc help 0fj
tnc icaaniK sanitarian? of thti
country, The Delineator is
waging a nation -wide fight
s. preparW by the l tho engines, put out of coinmtslon the I t fi ye e c 6
c r c ,r. i wireless and somehow spirited the ship 'Or lllv. lilt UI U1C OCVCIltll
nber of Commerce, nut-of-tl e-uav nor! or n.,U A !, .!.- - '
for use Jn a campaign of education on lbcuttlccl her en touto to home port. , "fc"L l,,al s-UUCCTflS
tbo high coat cjf county administration, i
t., bo launched at tho April meeting of. piJACII HUUS ARK SAl'i:
that organlfitlon on April 2ii, Bhow
that Atlantic, one 0 the binntl counties - "
in respect to population, is paying a 1 rscw Jersey urowcrs I inu alcct and
liiaiorlt,v of lis c.niclals mote than nil ,
except a f iv of tlm large counties al
low for similar services.
1'oriner .Iuc1g. i: A lllcjbee, solicitor
for the Count Hoard of freeholder.
the abolition of which In favor of rmall
board ruin Is tho objective of the catn-
llidlvklual interest in the- Kin. I paten, tcceive 11 e.ilary of J.IWirt mid
51000 for cpene l:tr 1 mini, u
a population or CCS, 324, nearly i-evon
times that of Atlantic. pa. C00n. Mci
cei. with small-board rule, pays JJin .
I'nlon. with double Atlantic- Countv -liopiil.illon.
SSOrtO; Heigcn. JtnO": !''"
sale County, nr.cilj three tiinc .1- H
a Atlantic In popiiUilon. 3nno . Iim
tlngton. fllOO: Cicpe .Ma. Jl.inn, 1 inn
berlalid. 1200: Monmouth. 00n Win
rcn County, JinnO; Lilniicc-tcr. 100 and
fees; Somerset, feci-, and ('anideii I'cnii.-
IV. WltU tWlce .Ml.llllll c"icciaii"c,
than twent -eight consecutive hours, lias
been lelicved of-the charge ley tnc mi-
"'X'shJK .. .be author of rrrp. ot 1,aUe Cha.lcH,
Cllllcll occasioned I Mllic cucccif-il.e c, iu-
aliens and the twentv-onc-v ear-old bovs
might bo conducted at the same linn.
PREVENT COAL GOUGE
0NRAILR0ADS,U.S.AM
Wat Board Strikes Most Seri
ous Snag Since Priorities
Policy- Was Outlined
VVnchlngtuii, A pi 11 10.
The- war industries board Is today en
deavoring to prevent. tbo United Ktiitca
... nn rtili-. lnn .. 1( ftflft DilM tlintT" i-ipmi-in. I aiii I
'.. j .. i., n, n.i..i,l Unci becun lev the government to have hn drafted the fianK Indictment of Ail
lor Hsraiiroau co... o..,...., 1...... - . ( .... Mlri.t .ludge KUllts, of Toledo, mlnli-tratloii fnlliire in Ibe nil craft plan
cMieclnlly troni tho tlernian-spea'ilng
residents In many sections of tho district.
Many committees have apportioned the
riuot.i light' down to tho Individual,
11 Hutting -ums ns low- as $50 vvheic It
K deemed reasonable.
Ht. louls Is itinlntiiln'r.f it -c lead over
1 he either districts, having "carried on"
to II per eent of Its quota of $130,000.-
The BUbscrlntlons taken by the
banks han not been counted, and when
added to the reserve later In tho cam-J jjnno
iiuikii. 111c uisiric-i s ioihi win no veil
pat the nversiibfc-rlptlon.
Tim eltv of St l.ouls is uncounted
111 the IntriN o fa'
tu.il HUbcrliloii teport of tho
New oil, district totaled ?2j2,t-M.220.
Indlc-ntliiK thai the icjerve financial
Snow Dill Not Harm Trees
lllrliwnncl. . .1.. April 16 - Owners of
the big peach ore-harps In thw section
etamlnecl tln-lr trees c rltirallv will
the idea of delermlnlng whether the
rain. wind, i-now anil sleet storim
last week did any Injur.v but there wa
no evidence that tho east harm
chine The fe.w- buds that appeared ten
days ago were not advaliced far enough
to bo affected, say the farmers
Tho apple and pear orchards were not
you and your community. ?
Wc ask you to keep pact?
with this dramatic struggle!
through the columns of "
The
i Delineator
77i MaanrlnR In
Onz Million Homzs
tnrlnmltablr put nntl pri 'i r ,in c ."
r n (i Ft rung prnvo of palrintis.ni
,l -.. -,-ininiirtiKirriTinii oi tnr i aii h iii u Mitiitf I'm intirinni.in ni
vat't'r'.gram. The three Senators sum- twenlv-two vcar'e. met their rewnnl In I Ml""th ,,',er0 N "I'ly scratched thus far.
inimeil to the White House nil neiong '"lhp nt,noliitmniit nf 1ta fnnil I Coll, of
more I tho group or six mho i - '' - , ,02. i.,,,iion nvenm-. to the nvlatons
I, a.
bis
l i lie rural sci tlons contlnuo to pour out
their dollars for tho war chest, lie
ports troin loe-tl committees fiom the
oung i on, f.-outimrst. the Mlddlo A"esterii corn belt
father unci, and from the sections that stretch nvvai
rienrn l II R 111 ar eiwcpaii'v wnn
rc.pcct to the office, or Coiint l.nfi
tieer . 11. N'elsnn. of tlanllc . r
eelves jr.OOO and 10f'O for epene
Kcs-ev p.i but J.-iOOO; Warren.
J2I00, Mercer, .3000; I'niem Cmintv
iJtMift. Monlnouth. Tsmin lierge-,,
'jiiifin: Cloiiccster County, J2100. Pa
sale $1300; llurllngton, 52100. iind
Camden, $3000.
The nllli'e eif Count Collcctm. whu-li
Hill Is held by laioch li. Johnson, whom
nrocic i -nnrr 'inn coninaiiv wcci- ino cccccn.ii,. c --. . . ..... .... . ... .. ... .. ... c.nvrrnor .uki- m-c:iiii .v.. .. --
I charged wit violating tho law In con- much mirrlment In the Capitol n rea- brother In tlie managcmciii o, a ci.ncin,,- ,.,wnm .ne uocuies an comment on inc ,. , ,.,ork at ?6000 ,t f.r I
InectlonvvthaVlimem of the fact that ir was signed only S(.,inol , West Philadelphia, and po ' great pel ccningo of farmers who have , unrt " f f 3in r.anllIon ,,
?a to rhicago by those Senators wo had been most 8CWC3 nn umua, Knowledge of gasolinol -'mo out to hu.v bonds. The honor nags i u'otiector but W0OO: Uurllnston.il
' I lax in attending the committee hearings. , ,:ssln(.l0 luro are rfiotvlns ! ";;X ' ; .''I1'' '' 'snn- ,,-Nl,r- """ B
lV.d.lul.n. Am II 10.- !3S.'j;n.3l3 Ml Bun l.araul station. Not being successful there. He "Io"' Jho mn" '"'f allegiance f 1K ,., s, J300n , Cumberland, fl
ilamages In favor nt tho Knultablc Trust .. , r te 1)rcsldent s wishes. ' undertook the Journey t l,:.Ke .'hnrles '"ani- cities nre bu-v subscribing ' '" c.loucester and. Somerset SISiiO
C?rT,lVto .andVltafiSad 'lW tol 'r " , l Non.Ucr r tho nun- of ,n- XJTaJZnt ", eve", no.ined , !, n.lnn J l-r 00. .M : - " .
,. : co. tract which It vv as claimed, re- drafted by Senator Sheppard and will ' ,, llh .. nssuran.-c of an, Kind the Tieasurv. Tnciin... .Vnsli . Mopped i . 'V'""1'0. u ',. La .1, for nee tmg I
uiredirTtheforiclcroniiiorl that his npplica.lun ! icee.vc f.-L,., ,B enough ... report one person I b -0 nr.Tnd nllo" JS B
'given b.v the Western PaclhV llallroail as the AdmlnlstiMlon me 'UW- '"'." vorable consideration Cncle San, being in every live u boiid.wner. Ot er .lis- or "oa Warve, Countj has three I
.(c,.upan. have been sustained by tho the. gamut of the Mllltai i onim Ittee ;() Illlror f Ilf.,Ml.n, ,. Hccepted hlni. I ,r, , ,:lve isjnllniKd to Ignore the fact Elopers at $1,100 each: Cm- I
... - ... " . I i. . - I Mnivvirii 111 tllP SPIl.'ltff1 TOT COIl- I 1. 1.. ..nv i ctt-M.tu lien n tifOllfli t k It'll . . . . ., ...t. h. .1 tmrt orA 11 fin. HIIIIIMI nntutif T m
honrScec,llnB; ' I .Idera.lnn. XBltira v . eShep,;a,,l b I rcsu Js .hat I. Is ccie, he will soon ,,. fnr ,nr) pPr ,.,, ,m:1Uduai " L.'V 2 i ,-V.hr W K B
, nr tt linlPV pr IIIIO I UP IllViiaillt' iiih. - i iiii-nv tin w'1" I "
'ample Shirt Shop
j?B4 EMPIRE BUILDING
N.E.COR.I31H& WALNUT
The Little Shop That Sells For Lets
WoV From Factory to You
SPECIAL SHIRT SALE
Thisjs iouv exceptional opportunity
$1.50 and $2.00 Madras $1.00 and $1.35
$2.50 and $3.00 Silk Stripe $1.50 and Jpl.85
$3.50 and $4.05 Silk Fiber $2.50 and $2.75
$5.00 and $6.00 Best Silk $3.50 and $4.00
.lre7 artlt r promiitly attrnded to. Write o tnin'cc.
A llchlllglnn,
April 10. - The Sn-
lias dismissed proe-eeci-
, cicicnt.nllv rcrelvo will be subject to
rnnienilinent In the committee bv Ihe men
)iy thtsc tame railroads under prinie,0j rIiarBC,i tt.ii, ,-ontempt for .failure
ccontrol. 'to obey n c-ourt order forbidding sue-
pension of sentences in criminal cases.
Solicitor e;eneral Ilavls announced
Tltls Is tho first snag htTtick by tnc
lionrcl Elnco1 it oulllneu us priorities
policy, which Is based primarily tiinii
fuel nnniilv iireferenco to war Industries.
i So bctIoub Is the situation it may become
jieccssary to lay the matter before Presi
dent 'Wilson.
Charges have been made by the rail
road administration that coal operators.
who have enjojed huge profits, uro at
tempting to gouge I nele S.ain. Kuc-1 ad
ministrators from c-oal producing States,
on the other hand, point to labor unrest
and restricted production and predict a
eerlous shortage this fall unlets the
railroads come to an immediate under
Ptandtng and order their eafs supplj
umountlns to 17,000,00u toim of bltt
rnlnous. A decreaso of 1,500.000 tons In produc
tion during tho first week of April Is
' pointed to bj the fuel administration as
evidence Ot llle vcuj ejpveawvceo ecu..
fallen, oft recently
A statement from tho railroad admin
istration today fhow-s that elUrlnir l-'cb-niary(
March and the first week of
April, the railroads have delivered at
tho mines and. loaded 85, CIS cars moro
than tho same period Jajl year. .Not
withstanding tho terrific snowstoniw and
delays of January, -when there was a
decrease of 917! cars over the sanio
period last year, tho railroad adminis
tration states It Is G441 cars ahead of
tho work dono up to tho 1lrsl wccU In
April Uet year. ,
SPECIAL TRAINS RUSH
I that Judge KUllts bad complied wltn
tho order.
Judge KUllts was charged with In
definitely Mi-pending execution of Judg
ment against James .1. Ilenatian. con-
tiled of embezzling bank funds. In vio
lation of an order of tho Supreme Court.
Tho Judge admitted the charge, but said
Il resulted from u misapprehension ot
the iiowers of his olHce.' lie said sen
tence was suspended with the full Knowl
edge and vvlin: ho believed to ne tlie
consent ot the Department ot Justice,
and he accused tho Attorney liencral of I
bringing tho proceedings to embarrass
him.
HAS VON MACKKXSEX MEDAL;
Mado by War ltriilo of One of rcr-j
Filing's Machine Gunners
New- arU, April 10.
Jt has been discovered by tho press ,
agent of the National Academy of De
sign. exhibition, new in Its last week In
tbo Pino Arts liulldlng, 213 West Klftj
seventh street, that tho lltt:o framo of
medals entered by VAtn Krltapcontalns
tho head ot I'leld Marshal von Macken
sen, whom tho Hermans for his Itusaiari
campaign called the "bulldog of Gallcla "
Ucforo America,! cntranco inlo tho
rhn irelilent. i f annulling me
neecssltv for a clijiiiEe, has sought as the
vehicle iif Ids wishes In this regard the
men in lh Senate- leusl ripilppeel
through a knowledge of actual cciiicllllcms
HINDEHS' CLOTH MAKEItS
.MONOPOLY IS ENJOINED
Nrn'tork, April lb luipctiial in
junction has been IsMicd bv Judge .liillija,
Jt. Ma.ver, In the 1 nlted stales in-trii't
c'ourt iigninst several book el.illi inami-
scrlptloti. Inientinc-. Passaic. Mercer nnd 11c I gen.
TIih Treasurv liulldlng Is flanked on , w,en men lut $i;fto a jear; (lloueestei
tlie Pennsylvania nvenue porllc.- by a rounty. twenty menibers at tl per diem
battery of colossal dark-gray shells, nnd i;scn County eight commissioners
l.lbc-rly Iceti workers bark Inside the , Ht j;;fo Mich per annum
&
biillcf. and suhscrlplloiis ate taken by
i.'iother worker at the the window.
Secictai-J .li-.dno i scheduled to
MK'iik In & iitonlu today
to handle the great problem ot making i fiir.tllrtnlj concerns restraining theni from
v,i-i.rcin Miiircnio in tlie air.
Willi the certainty that the bill which
will bo the ciiiti-ome of tlie conference
will prnAlelo for one-ninn eontrol of air
craft production, the question as to the
man on whom the President's choice will
fall c lies .li"1 ii"-l.n William c Penci
ls still it-Kdideel a-, being tin probable
appointee. nc.tlier name brought out
was that of Hemy l-'old
3UU0 I'AIXTKUS STRIKE
making and iiractlcing inonoii-illzlng
agreements Tho petition on vvnicn
Judge Jlacr acted declared thai -tho
defendants "restrained and monopolized
upward of '.in per cent of the trade anil
commerce" of book cloth or blmlern'
cloth In the country The defendants,
admitted volat.n of the law and con
sented to the decree The case was
brought updei ihe Sherman law.
Tho maiiuf.iciurers and trailers en
joined arc the Interlaken Still", Joseph
ifr.....rt & Sons mid IJdward C.
ON INVASION OF RUSSIA Hue-kiln. Harris H Uucklln. Charles IS.
I Milkman. Joseph Hancroft. John II. lllrd.
John Hancroft, John 1- Kane, Herbert
SI. Plimpton nnd Henry P. Kendall,
doing business as the llolllslon mills.
The Interlaken mills mo located -at
ikw right and Harris. It. I The mills
of Joseph Hancroft ."i Sons Co uro sit
uated nt ISoikfnrd. near t ilniliiglon,
Del. nnd tin- llolllston mills nt Nor
wood. SInss. t "
The concerns nffrcte-el b the Injunc- i $85,000 Worth Jlought by I'conlc m
lion CIO till i-rccciit,".'. i,,.,.i wu.-iicces
of JO.OOO.OOO
REPLIES TO PROTESTS
Kuehlman Dcclan-s German Army Is
I'leakinir Up" Bunds Xcar
Ukrainian Bonier
It Is figured that Atlantic i oiim.v i
can save largely by having either five
or seven commissioners who will be
continually on the job for the $1500
nnc annum when citizens decide to L
make tlie change. It will be vigorously
opposed by the political organization.
----- ns evcrv one or tlie imriy soious n a
Demand Wajio Incrcaso I-ront lu to I leader in hisliome bailiwick.
O'iVs Cents an Hour
i Labor Wins in Sabotage Bill
Three- thousand members of the llrcnh- yt nililnelein. April 10 The lloiie Ins
eiliucnl of Palnlers, Decorators and Pa- .domed the conference report on tlie
perbaligcrs nf Ameilcii, "District Council sabotage bill, Willi House provisions iicn
No :'l, arc on strike for Increased wages. Ull7liii; obnlrucilon ot the manufacture
Tlie painters deiuand an increase of war inaterlnK and iiunisliliig strikers
from fnrtv-llvc cents to nKt-two and , eliminated. The conferees struck e.,it
one-half ceutH an hour. Tho strike will I the pmvislons when the senate failed
not affect the ishlpjards, which pay sixty I to sululn them,
cents. ,
Tho emplo.vers said an agreement was
In operation which did not expire until
October 1. 1918. Tlley say they abided
by their agreement and expect the men
to do llkew ise.
cicimuumiMiinii"'"""""'
I war SIlss Krllal had an opportunity to
FIR TO SHIPYARDS 'mold a head of Von Slackcnsen. nnd
- I iron being the only material permitted
Fifty Million l'cct Expected to tc bo used in Ucrmany the work was
1-Vn.ea Pontinent. on One-fifth I 1no in that metal. Incidentally when
CrObS Lontincnl on unc nun wap (,cclarc( j,RS Krltul came
Usual Time i home and was married t Pergeant Pow.
. er Peterson, now at the front with a
Vroililiitton,. April 16. Fifty million lnac,ne.BUn companv. The war bride's
feet of fir timber Is beins rushed on mcdalHon is known as No 171 and is
special trains from the Pacific coast to the size of a fifty-cent piece.
Atlantic and Gulf shipyards, which have
been delayed in turnfng out w ooden ships jji
by traffic tie-ups. A special arrangement
KAlu.An Chnlrtiinn ITurle-V. of tllO Ship- 3
pin? board, and tho director general of
railways to rush (he lumber1 trains
across the continent In one-fifth the
time usually reepjlred. Is announced
Eighteen wooden ships, "totaling 0...000
tons, are due to leave tho ways befo'o
ijlay 1 and 20,000 more tons are to be
launched for private contract.
In another month, it Is expcctcil
southern yards will be Independent ot
Pacific coast timber through an nde
auato supply ot southern pine now being
cut according to recent changes In speci
fications, which eliminated the larger
sizes. A suney of pine forests mado for
the shipping- board has Indicated ample
sUndlnu timber to take care of tho needs
of all yards In tho South.
If the program of, eighteen wooden
Bhlps by May 1 Is carried out by the
ojuthtrn and eastern yards they will
Dreak even for the month witll western
yaruVfojr the first tlmo.
jVljure on which Orejron claims to be
th greatest shlpbulldlne State In the
VCn'on were made public today by tho
hlDolns board. Vp to date 127 vessels
have been built, cotracted fur and re
oillsltloned In that State, calling for an
putlay of I90.9H.640. Already C33.1S3.
idt.38 liax been sw;nt.
'' Belgian Diplomat Go to Volozda ,
WMnldacfux, April 18. The Belgian
dsrslonvatlc corps In Itussla has been
removed from Moscow to Vologda, ac-
, ortUng to a report to the Slate Depart-
(mtt by Anioassaeior j-rancis. -jnis
aa a IDIUI ul nciia UIIICUCIUILIC IICIK-
i t VoiOgca -ui American, japan- 4
ObliMve, rrencue icaiian, fierDian,
l.iiiidnu, April 10 A wireless mes
sage received here says I'orelgn Secre
tary on Kuehlmann has replied tn the
Ihihsian prolest ugalnst the licinian in
vasion of Uusxi.i bv inserling that the
Hermans and I Lrainmus lire attempting
to break up "bands' and nic not at
tacking 1'ussiaiis. .Tho message, which
was addressed to tho Husslau foreign
Alliilalcc s.cvs:
-(iwlng lo'tlio reslnlanco and counter- n""J
attacks by bands which ale causing dis- l,nan,
turbances In the 1'kraine nnd which do '
not make anv dlstlnelloii between thu
I'kralno and IlusIan territory. It is im
possible in opeiations iigalust Hun, I,,
keei strictly to the fnnitlcrs wlilcli were
eleflned as rkialnlan districts. Tin op
erations against the bands cannot per
sibly" be llu.i:vd to il.e froiii.eis so Ion,;
as tho Kusxlan llovernment doe. uuthiin;
to disarm the ofTendcis
A change In this unpleasant stat , r
things is looked for only w lull n.ace 11.
signed betvve-eii the I'kralnian republu
and the Uoverinnent of the t.eople s mm
misarics and organized and unorganized 1
bands alike will be compelled tu cea.e,
hottilities."
BOX US IX VIIU51X ISLANDS
Newest l'osscsison
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Founder nf Mennonite tliurclt Dies, MigiM islands, America's most recent
,,,' !.. Alirll 1C. After an III- colonial aeiiulsltlon. liavo thus far pur-,
Allento"". ' "'V.:... .,...,,,... '.I, ldi.iK.it JK.-.nnft weirtll nf r.lhcrlv llni.1. '
"founder of thitM.ircl of tho Me 'according to a wireless meii.1""'The
founder 01 ine v. injrcii 01 cue aicn 1 , ,,r ,,, ivlnn.i t- nnnrniln,ni
nonlte llretliren in . nnst. in clean 01 , V35 jj0 1
pneumonia at bis home near era I'rujs. I rh ,)leSi,asc, scrH hy Oovernor James
I.ehlgh County, in his nlnetc-secunil jr. Oliver, is thn first of weekly reports
car. he has promised to make.
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A White Buck
$7 Oxford
A Design Exclusively
Our Own, at
.50
IJcauiifttllu fininlicd tine
the creation o u mauler
quality Oxford esxcutiullii
jiior craftsman. We. also
linre thin ntylc in Tun
Jtlack Calf
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Other o;m will charije $7 for such value when they hac tl!
Without mi exception, every ncio style that has appeared in
Philadelphia this season has been shown hy the Royal Hoot Shop
first: and with few exceptions Royal designs have been equaled tit
smartness ncwr at lets than $J to $1 more than our una i.
1208-10 Chestnut St. 2nd Floor 5avesZ-
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Oriental Rugs
Extraordinary Offering
Special 20 Reduction
Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale
consisting of more than 85 Persian, Serape Rugs of
unusual magnificence, ranging in room sizes from 7 ft.
3 in. x 9 ft. 5 in. up to 11 ft. 5 in. x 17 ft. 4 in.
These Ruga are all firm and strong in texture and
made of the very finest Persian wool and dyes.
In design they are most attractive, many showing a
good-sided clearly defined central design, richly colored
in dark blue on a ground of mellow shades of red, brown
or dull ivory reminiscent of the now priceless Persian
ruga woven many years ago.
Owing to tho Bteadily advancing prices money can
be saved by making selpctiona now. '
HARDWICK & MAGEE CO.
Fashion's Spring
Garden ofCottons
Imported Organdie is certainly coming back to its
own, and there's little wonder the colorings
arc exquisite. 39 inches wide G8c.
Colored Tricot and Poplin are proving and deserv
ing to be good sellers. .10 inches wide
f0c and Gfic.
Voiles are stronger than ever and the new print
ings are charming Mc to $1.00.
White Voiles, figured and plain, grow in favor
daily-$8c to $2.50.
Cotton Foulards have many devotees 15c.
D. & J. Anderson Ginghams, of honored petigrcc,
are here in attractive though war
limited assortment $1.00.
30-inch Linen Lawn, striped and dots, worth $1
85c.
Cheviots and Gabardines possessing every quali
fication for the fashionable separate skirt.
36 inches 50c to 85c.
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Waists of Quality
A few of the specially indorsed styles:
White Tub Silk Waist's with Peter Pan collars
$5.00. m
White Crepe de Chine with, colored striped
collar, cufTs and tie $5.50.
Just Received. White Tub Silk with gingham
collar and cuffs $3.85.
Til
FOUNDATIONS carefully
lo-morrow. .
FIRM FOUNDATIONS
laid lodiiy
insure, sccunly
As Agent, this company attends to the purchase, sale iind
management of Ileal Estate, the collection and rcmillolicc
of rents, and the preparation of Income, (and other) Tax
Itclurns. .
IJ'c invite inquiry regarding
our services
Philadelphia Trust Company
415 Chestnut Street :: 1415 .Chcatuut Street
Philadelphia
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