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33VENIKG PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TTEHDAY. APRIL' 23. 1918
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.1 uriUniit Would Vio-
Ifroppsecx .
t late u'- -'
snys
B. AND O. TO ENTEIt NEW YOItK
Through Trains to Use the Pcnnsyl
vnnln Tcrminnl
Washington, April 23. The railroad
ndmlnlstrntlon lion brought nbout fur-
Kiuncnuon or tlio term nal fa
tlicr
Is. ACTION DEMANDED
JL.ter Asserts the Country Is
'T.t.ned by "Fnlse Roprcscntn-
jw .,...- f T.nhor"
lives v. "
V
tutor
Wnililnlin. April 23.
t'olml "-tcr's announcement
were propos-
rotcst against
r,lu lul-or badors
. ..n,rl kP in l-r
I cllltles tif tiic railroads entering New
jYtirU rlty. This became known with
I the nnnouncomont that through trains
-V....VII. ouaiiuigioii nnu New York
over the IJaltlmore and Ohio would
enter the Pennsylvania terminal, be
ginning; next Sunday. Instead of using
the Central Itallroad of New Jersey
on the Jersey side, ns formerly.
All the railroads entering New York
from the south eventually will use the
Pennsylvania facilities, It Is estimated
.Surveys nro being mado to determine
what cnlnrgmcnt of the terminal may
bo necessary.
The .Baltimore und Ohio train.
. .nrm !'-- -- - ....! ii . . . -. -......
"., r.nruimn of Tl.oma9 ' , ,mi mo v Vork will
juts"' ' ... ,,, f ..,i, '?"" '"- cnnsyivnnia mocs by way
, .nil oilier-, convicted of bomb of i,0U1K, B k N , an( )n
V .. .m Francisco, rcsuitcn nisi nro expected to relieve the conges-
I?" .i,irm 111 bv Samuel Horn- ' lion, not only in the Central of New
,""' V. . ,,,. mCrlean Fedora- Jersey terminal, but also to escape tha
LprejM"" oM" ,,',,, ''""BPatcil nrca of the Pennsylvania
r, tabor abetting any nttempt to nn.,
C"0' . ' .n, would 'bo III Viola-
Sr,r.;;ir- sr shore expects
rtW i.i rrnet against Moonry. '
ys ami
. . ... i iisinir
i'n" , itiiiiWTV.n
MS.,0 i""J
y
April 23 Tlio case oi
,, labor loader minor
u fin- bl part In
,l,,v liomb outrage
in I!' 10. pntjcrtfd It-
fl,,or of the Senate
iuPMer. of Washing-
FOOD PATRIOTS PLAY THEIR PART
SAILOR VISITORS
Atlantic City, Cleaning Up,
Believes Thousands Will
Invade Boardwalk
ifi.hltin
pom"1 ' ,
of d-n
J. rrtparcu.i.
HM ,'raW ''"' u . Atlantic ritj. Apt. I
Jj upon '!" """ ' ...'..' Assurances that the Government bn
k, Sena"r ''"'"'' v"'r' "C "l,s,,nB no Intention of taking over the adnuni
wnoum-el nt.it labor organizations tnUm of AtantIa ,, (y am(? ,,..
J his Slate v. re pmpnsmg a general ncs rcevci, snor( aKf.lu,ip, ,,,,
ja, m 11 i "' s"a," atl11 nt"" the War and Navy Departments com
jJiccoat em a protest against ,,, on trnnlnB camp actlvlt0 ,
limey's furtner mi arceiution. community organisation established a
s" ' . ........l.l Itm lnit- . . .
TS(Mtor roinuevii-' """"-'' , ncauquarters in cliarge of noWItt
jrto would as""'- p,ril0 nt th,!' Itec.l.
stnatori' i..i ""'......, .
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PATPTOT.q ;;
LAUGH AND LIVE LONG,
ADVISES DEiW AT 84
RESERVE ARMY MYTH,
BRITISH OFFICER SAYS
Despite Years, Former States- 7)(-)0g,000 Troops Used Up on
IbfHtcn by a superior military power. 1
have traveled 'lunula from one em) to
nnothcr and fought with lis people, and i
I know the one thing they halo Is the
i thought of Herman domination. They I
have their bands out to us mid wo
should do something before Germany
does "
MAYS LANDING BOOMS LOAN
Liberty Bond Workers Expcxt jU
Rolt Up ?7G,000 in Uri.vo
Mum l.tintllnsr. N.
Landing will be one
man Possesses Astonishing
Vigor and Buoyancy
Thirty-seven Fronts, De
clares Colonel Hunter
4.. April 2 Msyi
t tha banner town!)
of Atlantic County In the Liberty Loan
drive and. from Indications, will roll tm
J'S.OOU. This will he brought about 111
great measure ny m nraon oi tm
I New lork, April 13.
Ills reminiscences were not those of
age gazing into retrositect for tlio pur
pose of Interesting hi. nued hearer
rather were they employed for their
analogy with conditions of today iind
lie future, that others might profit by
1.1. experience and wlnlont.
Thus did Cliauneey M. Ienev dls-
cntirsc on life with n teporter who had
I conic to Intenlew hhn on bis eighty-
fourth birthday, which be crhbrates to
day. Despite his years, there was n
remarkable elasticity to bis step, white
his carriage wax flrin and erect. 1 to
greeted his caller with n lgor and
ibiitnancy which were astonishing. liven '
I n he talked of serious problems Mr. .
I (open- onuld tint repress a twinkle. I
"I never felt belter mentally nnd phys- '
Ically." said Air. Htpew. And then he
milled, with a cliiiikb. 'I d.i not 111- ,
elude 'spiritual! or moiolly.' on I leave
Hint to the Judgment of otheis. liugh-'
tir lias kept me nlle. I laugli ns Joy- '
I'lHlv at little things as t did when t i
Colllngswood 0 crsubscribrd
('nlllncanix.il. V. 4.. April 23. -This i
n.. i. .u ... n..ut. I. ..,. k.1 . r tt.A... nirnri. I. Hiinvnr nnnnn iri.i.i iLn iiiftiix :iii'-
i l.ait nearly J20.0UII already nnd errortsPloyes 'and placing them to the credit of
tlll be niaile to raise three times the'Alays Landing through the Urst Nft
Notv Vnrk, April 5.1 ainnunt. or to JHO.OOO. (Irent Impetus 1 tlonal Dank,
"tlteat Jlrltaln has no reserve nrmy i WHI" added to the campaign .Sunday1 The town met Its allotment Saturday,
to send l.t I.-ratine tt.n un nnit mm nigni uy me uev. itr. ueorge .. Nenl.'wnrn 4a,tiuu was reuenru. io; ij.-n
to seim in l ranco, me ,.sflii.uon men ,. ,, ,., u-tr.i t .,n.. i..... ' ,.,.. ,.-. tunnn Mr. itMien linstlnn
('Inn cli who preached the third of a obtained the greatest number of suu
Sfilew nf l.lbrrtv l.Hnn sennnns. -erlptlons. 117, nnn In all.
emollcd by hrr since the liegliuilng of
tlio war liavo rought and died on Hurt-,
seven fronts, und when It I. snld that
she has her 'liaek ngaitiM tlio wall' 11
mean. Hint." These statement, made
by Lieutenant f'iilnnl V Krnser lltin
ter, I). S. O.. llrltlsh pmxost inarsliul
In the t'nlted State, lie fore member
of the t'nlverslty of Toronto I'hilt i ve
nted a reusatlnti last night nl the Yah
('tub, where the Toronto men torr gnt'i
ered for their tinnmil dinner
"We simply haven't gnt the men m
we unukln't say nur bark, are ag.tlni
the wa I." said I'nloml iitinirr ' Wi
bend but never brenk. but f"i Hod
sal" get tltere before e (In "
The muih-heriildeil anm of n nul
lion llrltlsh rcsonos" ! iiotltiiig but :t
"newspaper ann." 1'olinnl llttnier ! -
elared. livery aMillaltle llrltisli Mitdn i
has bren utilized In India, i hlna, Sinim-
llland, Turkey, I'eiMa. South Arilea.
po
STDIM', IIUIIKltS
rr. ",wu-" w T" 4
923 MARKET STREET
-nit tnv iir-i clown at lite circus. What i ntui . ,,.rir, ,1,,.., .. M.,.. r tl,or pl.i
mi Ikes ute most nt my time nf life Is t which, there being li. rmaiis Inirencheii.
hm fe there nie who can be called ' nre "just as truly battl'finiit' a timth
. mitetvpnrnrlen men who ore on deck crn France." he pointed out.
""' t,,,nB" "' ClBUty.four. Tl.lrt,.een rn.nl.
Ileeiill, Tnlk. with Mttenln "Kngland Is actually lighting n n,ld
une of the privilege, of age Is my war on no fewer than thlit.t --.own
iieetn.li or talk with Lincoln and ' fronts," It ccnutlnurd. "You who sing
In .
tire Receipts
of Today, Wednesday & Thursday Will He Invested in
LIBERTY BONDS!
Bit.
the
.. .. . t. fti
PV:.i.nii.ui. one. threatening to
Meed said the commission's ad
vent was solely for the purpose of carry-
until some offl-1 ing out Its regular work of providing.
tn far as Is nccessniy. for the thousands
of soldiers nnd sailors who are coming
SiMttoiiHan a. u'.
f in eertnnsno
Srtlon is tal, n to give Alooney a
f trial. .,..... ,,. Inter.
fcnitorroin.nj.M ' (;y j,CM,lorl, shoreward on furolughs from .the J'hila
wrt of Wal!" "id' .lohn-on. nf Call- ' dolphin Navy Yard and Camp Dix.
JS! The threaten, d rtrlkc Is pro- 1 i,-coCral authorities arc said to be In
jWtobecoiitinvi.il I upntil ; the ' " J'""1" cllncd to encourage enlisted men to take
hM lioourj i.. .. ,
There nrc many ways of ervinp one's country, and tlio con
servation of food is one of the most vital--a fact which is duly
emphasized by this poster from the national food administration.
ALLEGED SEDITION WAS DEMOCRATS SEEK
SUBMITTED TO CREEL FEDERAL JUDGESHIP
n. .mug him tell his famous stories.
War ha. unit struck th' country a
ei'in win. it ml uiideiitand Vew York
'i-, ., t,t 1 1 B.onn ie. it,- civil Win
' ... til tilll.Oitll.
Th. i. t i.i the Kii'im Inle-isl'y In
i i iv w liieh prevailed then, but there
"i Kie.ii,.. iinaniniii. In only isolated
l'i Mil. ep have tiertlintl. nianirested Iheli-
i-nt at America'-. nr ilcclarn-
M.v liniie Mas liern that Hermans
wnultl ee thai their only salvation
n the success of the fnited States.
Not nne of them would go back to their
native land nnd not one would send his
hlldren back to enter the Herman army
1 'Over There' nni? such songs eeni
feel that France Is the only fiont.
"The war may be Inst in Kt.iti.-.-. U i
ttue. Hut It may not be won In l-Vnie
And while nn are winning mci tint.'
(ierinany Is iptletlv niateiiiti oei me
world with the Iturslaif. vmiIi the
Turks. lth whoever villi go it'i In i
And when you're done with .voui iitiid.
over In I'rnnce i.ernianv w,i lie ,i woil.i
.ower.
"You people with the bl.uk io.it. nr
1 the real general stnlT of the ariiiie
! You dnn't want to hear in" talk ttnl.s
1 I f;n give you some Imths. Then- l
i altogether ton much talk an.vwav. s..-
I have tlinneht tii.ii tt.n L,mtn.i tt.n. ' dlers don't want to he.ir about
their relatives and frlendp arc lighting. ' ",1"1 democracy: thev want t
not foi- ii ..num.,' i,, - i.-ni... .,.i .. i their task and get nt It I mil
class, would get through their hair. '," ""' """' """ "" ;nn Im! ie...-.
"All depends on the result of the ! jon "'' Ottawa and W.i-hlttm
present war. If the- Cnltc.l Slntes' and I '''' ""uethlng.
lil.eit.v
knew
to
u
I...H
II to
W IB
A Big Sale of
Women's $25.00
SUITS,
COATS
$19-75
.pri'iii imiilinse nf over 30.0 brand-new
garment, nnd we Push the savings on to you.
The models are unusually smart and new
.n all the desired materials and colorings.
$20.00 SILK
DRESSES..
to tho Jptter
i..i frVrttlV
rr .... -,i a. -.nt dtnn
JS'; ll.in.-H... -rctary of the
shore holidays, since city nnd county ofll-
clals recently declared their Intention to
Ima
Central i-abor rni..n of ueattle, 'J' ,0 ' make the city cleaner than it ever lis
ri ",a: "een and to keep It so.
r.V?C,T.,,, Lnliorers' fnlon of that , Atlantic City
Rcharglng ' nr..-ulloii of Mooncy wn,op for
kfthercfut or a ni-i' ' - -
ikofl!huSl"- interests and some
$ Xlals ,n (lie State of California
tin effort to dts. i edit organized la .or.
rSutlons e,e -n. to ITesUl en
Vtotianil to me...l..'i- r the Wafcltltig
Kl delegation in Coiigicsp.
i ... . i-
i falls rniimganuisn "''""
.ifcutor I'oiii.
M ml the
vald that the lct-
ralscd $4000 during the
camp community fund
work-. A part of It will be disbursed In
the liovcrntncnt'a work here.
Clrnrlng llntive for Stolen Car.
That .the ramifications of an organized
plot for the disposal through a clearing
house hero of automobiles stolen In Phil
adelphia and nearby Pennsylvania towns
mlAtinii. constitute a i extended as far ns Now York Is lndl-
tot on the p..rt -t 'false lopresciu..- uated by
19 ef labor to take advantage, oi mo
memerueiiev In .hutting . iff produc
Wto coerce the atitliouty of the law
'Ut setting Moonev flee. He' said
... tm. defended by able counsel
... I.... nt .list I
iddltional evldcnco ohtnlned, It
Is nllcged. by shore detectives against
.1. Morton Mansley, formerly of Moorcs.
Pa.
Through the co-operation of a New
York- llrm of .itltomnhlln Insttrnnt-e under-
d ww given cm r p.olect.on oi c , Cantaln James Malseed'n men
lkf . Intirtirvd lliftr n fmirltitr i'r rppnllv nur
B, m lrip.n( rnnt:i1I1P(l ill thfSO llOCll- I ,.in, U,, tia.la.i U..nn. nf lito aUv fnr
..IIW lull"" . i I - IllfvU 'J IHIU(IL. Ul'l ' 1 "I i3 I lll
mUm to gratify tlieir J;n' " "' '"' 1 $200 from Mansley, the Pennsylvania!!.
Editors of Masses Say Pub-,
licity Chairman Only Called
Stuff "Foolish"
Delaware Party Figures
Keen Rivalry for Gov
ernment Plum
on
jwi.m..IUUi,t. - misto.lv for fortv-eicht hours, was
luiifc .". .... ....v.... ........ -----
V" '."'". .-,... ....-.... .-,. ..a .t... .
wmnefasto he liiii iiowii ny in.-eii....K -"'- -' - -" -
limdottlie tiovcrnnifiit. cominucii mc
Senator from Wafciiington.
s'Those who are putting forth this
ircpjfanaa arc cowuru- in im-ir nc.ui.
lVratttmpt to gain their purpose by
littmail and stealthy secret attack.
Her ire afraid to submit their cause
reisonaiKi me jn--i juiigmciii oi im-u
LTV.. mn Tt.n .tte t.tit lie llllilietldo -
ciconeeaiment to avoid the law. They
m to be dragged mit of their cover
Philadelphia for disposal.
Speer said Mansley, who has been liv
ing In h basement at 11 States avenue,
offered him the New York car nnd said
that he had bought it In Philadelphia
from a legitimate dealer. Mansley,
under examination by agents for tao
evv Jersey Motor Vehicles Iiepart-
nient, asserted that a man whom he
nnvrr saw before sold hhn the machine
H nublected t- th-- llcht of public , n Philadelphia.
mtliijr and of jud-eial inquiry and to I shore authorities still are In the dark
fat nunislinietn . li.eli blackmail and
wider deserve
'These men do nil teptesent labor,
tee Is no eienutt of ur population
tilcb. lias innie nf liuiiian sympithy.
nre tense of juniee. more nf country
8m the rank and tile of labor and
aw of ll true le.nlei.4. There Is a
Wous element in their ranks, largely
Mpwed of alien-., vrho aie not only
'Moral and edilntiM. but enemies of
countrv ami -nemles ni mankind.
. TheV l.rnnn-.,. I,, iik.n it.lmien 11,-n
iftem anil jet the cry out to heaven
"any Invasion i.f tlinr sc.calleil con
TOtlonal rights Thev ,-oein to have a
nMWed and one-, yc d philosophy. They
WPose sabotage and direct action
Mist others, but claim that otltcrs
no right to use sabotage nnd direct
"Waor force against them."
i Senator .liilitiktin's Opinion
Ifollonlnu mi inteiruiitloii by Senator
"braon, vtlto wiiw i:m-,nu.i- ..r i-iiir,.e.
: when Hia ni,tP..nA ...nu ..nK..A.nA.i
l-'or I'ohnletef nuked .lohnson his
TOn ns to ihe guilt of Mooney.
2,1 iJ n.. opinion." said tlio Callfor
S'j7heJdmiculli' w,tl fbe case Is this:
fci-. .,ant ' "" iinvvorthy man. c...
SSL i .." l'nmp " '"" ul,o has In
SSI... 'J"" pasl ,n Pia.'tlces In which
tuiJ. hiy ,10' Indulged. I think he
'Mengaged in transporting on various
IW. ".a'Mini.e and in my opinion
rfltn. i "' '""soi.eiiBo. ,viy opinion
21 ls " Preuidi.e.l opinion, hut In
itlt'011' ,0"' "le testimony that con
StSj1'0.'" '" ""' '"I'victlon wiiH the
3onyofoxnian and Oxman was not
S.L"1. llfl "nal '"' actually was
JerZi'1'1" "', ,r"'l f Mooney. Mooney.
rPl would not have been convicted
.... "'"" s lestiuiotiy."
tlS"tor Tolnilcxter replied :
ffii"Lse V"'.' H " opinion nnd thero
j-.-v a ,,, xaiicty of on n ons
Wi.iV,.' I,e"lde. oven among the
i2?-.9xn,an wa one out of soma
(,r iw lestlllea to the pies
as to tho ownership of another machine
which was lu Mansley s possession when
he was taken Into custody.
I'ltj l.ld" ClnNe.l Tight
Mayor ftacharach'H ultimatum, bar
ring Atlantic City's gates to "undesira
bles." went into operation scsterday.
' Judge lioldenberg, hi City Court, sen
1 tencetl lhigeno (i. (iambic and George
I Jacoby. Philadelphlans. to Jail for ninety
;days each under the provisions of Jer-
sey's work-or-flght Isw.
I (Jamble and Jacoby were charged with
i deriving a livelihood through the sale
of pawntickets for which no goods had
I been pledged. Tho prisoners asserted
. they obtained the tickets from a Phlla-
deiphla agency, which makes a business
i of selling them by wholesale, nnd then
i laying in stocks of cheap Jewelry as
I fictitious pledges.
It CCO II I) OUT FOR "BUYS"
New York, iprll 23.
Circulars sent to prospective sub
scribers and to newsdealers by JlerrlU
Ilogers, as business manager of the
Socialist magazine, tho Masses. In which
the writer declared tho periodical was
going "to tight conscription nnd its at
tendant evils" were Introduced In cv.
dence at the trial of Kogcrs. Max Kast
man, Arthur Young and Floyd Pell
on charges of consplitng to Impede
operation of the draft law.
A statement that .icorgo Creel, chair
man of the Committee on Public ;u
fotmntlon, approved tlio publication of
one Issuo of The Masses, a copy of
which Is In evidence and is alleged to
contain matter found objectionable by
tho (jo eminent, was made by lingers.
This statement was contained in a
letter which flogers Identified as having
been written by him list .lime to a
news company. It said. In patt. Hint
.,. ,, ., . ,' .!'
inu writer whs e.xpccitng an increase oi . on
BHies iur i lie .nurses necuuwo oi ine
excitement nf New York Just around
conscription day.-'
on cross-examination Ilogcrs ex
Mllinliicli.ii, lii-l., April 23.
The appointment of n Federal Judge
for Delaware, because of the resignation
of Judge IMwnrd C. ltradford. has keyed
up tho Democrats. In view of the fact
that It will be the best plum to drop
from the governmental tree for i-ntnc
time keen rlvnln- Is ixpccted.
I As the appointee will doubtless depend
i nn the recommendation of ''tilled States
.Senator YVIIIard Saulsbtiry the greater!
! diplomacy will be necessary to prevent
the nomination becoming a boomerang
I lo Pnulshury's campaign for rennmlna
Itlon. Tim one way to avoid a row. some dls
I Inteiesled liemocrals think. Is fnr Sena
i tor Saulsbury to name one of the two
j Democratic judges on the Stale bench,
;T. Iiayard llelset, of Delaware Citv.
, New Castle County, or William IT
! Dnyce. of Dover, Kent County. This
would logically be regarded as a pronio-
for n man who lias had Judicial
. training.
I Should this plan be followed linvirinu
Townsend, a Itcpubllean. would be called
her allies win thrc will never be an
other war. because conditions created b
the terms will make It Impossible. If
(Ierinany and her allies win we shall !
have n succession of twira for an In-
definite time, because It will not be I
long before they will nt tempt to con- '
ipter this country. They will start nt
once to subdue litln America "
Oppose. I'rfllilhlth.ti
Talking of prohibition, Mr. Depevv
said ho was a living eeiiinlin. . of tem
perance but not of prohibition i
"Wo nro not a diinUing people." lie
said. "We are temperate. I approve of
prohibition nf ironger li. pines, no fi.r
as saloons are ct.ncernoil I don't think
tlio sentiment Is for prohibition In New
York. This last vote of women was a
emlous phenomenon. I do think, bow -I
ever, there will be prohibition The
tendency of times points that wn.v "
For those who would enjoy longevin
Mr. Depew tonsenteil to ill"!, a few
I hints.
i ' .Most of my friend-, mninutlod mi -
cide 111 my view, because lliev could no
restrain their appetites." he i-.ml. '.Mm.
die frnm overeating than fn.m .in.
oilier cause Don't overdrink, oveiwoil
i or overexcrciie
! "liolf prolongs life if the golfer . ,i .
coucentiatc on the ball. Itasebnll doe
likewise for lb" fan and lie l- rcfroli.
I for hi-, work. pioidlng lie doe-i not i.i
lend hi- g'niidmnth.'i's funeral 'wo
. ott.n.''
Itll-c-bllis Set ('nwitr.N
"(let them to do sotn. thini; in I'.u .m
One .venr ngo l...niin,nnn of the tiue-i ...i
ihers In the world were lighting fin tie
Alllex tho lttisMiiins. Don't forget Hi''
maximum effort of (iermauv for Hie lltM
venrs nf the wnr was directed iiKiunxt
the Itusslan frnnt. Now there me 2,111111 -Oil"
Itusslan graves along what iisi .1 lo
be that front. Hut as a icmiIi tie
llrltlsh took llagdad. and Herman in
fluence has disappeared from Persia 11 ml
Afghanistan nil on account f the llu-
sinus.
give nil a betlel' u.
I llil 11 th It I'm .11
II - e.iil.l ,..1. ...
1 h. in i . m 1 ' ...i-jl. 1 1.
s12.75
de chine, satins and
A Special Sale of
gSUTESand$7.75
" iurcn-oajiio ?
SI. 25 LinRcrle
Waists... QQc
Voiles a 11 d u
rgandles in lace
and e in b r n I d 0 ry
trimmed models
"That ought tn
of lite llu-.--
tll.le . .W.111K
llnow int. hill. I ..'
n.. I'. .Mi.
lie- .11 I , , ,111
'I li
I--
allien I p to $IJ.0()
Dresses "r " !U ",f"
ill .itin-- Some lit new models All
n I e il coloring-.
I"
- Sotn
New e-
C;ic of serges and
oullJ' nnvnltv checks
81 Envelope
Chemise . 5BC
Fine sheer "
batiste with real rib
bon trimmings.
no to tl
THE HOME OF STYLE AND ECONOMY
Plained that he went to Washington to!"nn" '" appoint a Democrat to till the
nterv ew Mr. (reel, at the renucst of vacancy, 111111 111 view 01 ine met 1n.1t
. - - .. -I....... .... .!
Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram, who had sub
mltted an advertisement to the Masses
on behalf of an organization known as
the World Pntrintn and who had "got
uneasy" about some of tho language In
the advertisement.
"While In his (Creel's) presence I sub
mitted the whole magazine." said ling
ers. "He looked It over and said, while
ho thought tho advertisement of Sirs.
Cram' was a foolish thing to do, he did
not see lit to suppress It nor did he see
anything objectionable In the magazine."
The advertisement concluded with the
pledge; "I will not kill, nor help lo
kill, my fellow man."
REORGANIZE WAR COUNCIL
Make-up of Versailles Board Is Offi
cially Announced
WasllliiRlnil. April 2.1. Tho Ver
sailles Intcr-Allicd war committee. It
Is learned here, is to bo constituted
as follows:
ITOSKieni. ucucill! l.cilll, crilll.-e;
SVJiMoon'v' and tl
gjyy ill conitecttun vv
lie conduct of
ith this cxnlo-
ifles," MM !,., ,.., ...... ...
filth,,-.!." ...u. t.oioiF.011, mil. no
r i rlly "-1"1 ,,M testimony, hc
w.7V?.m,a',y of those who were prcs-
..T'.1. vvas the convlnelntr lesll.
" mjine Mooney case."
l'ons lynch negroes
h.
rn Blacks Who Shot White
Hanged
"""" "lacks Whc
If Men Arc Hai
Mi tj '""' -April 23. A inou
otIn.ir,Vy.Xo'cs- tho negro who
irk.. . ea Hllc'ltt w. K. McBrldo
iimL:..138' Saturday, in tlio court-
jura.
feviohMe.,rlrr..st)u'?1,t ""est Noyes
.-..'oiatlng tm siuin i,ii.i.i,.., ,X...
I ....v , uiiimoiuii tun.
Ihiu
BikM ' " 'prll 23. A doien
VO. InHi-i . . n " '',le vviuiams, a
i4 JuL iby ,h8 "uachlta Parish
"Wlrr or "turday on charges of
&" nt '"""""' Mlourl Paclflo
"kjir uwnuuie, i.a.. several
!llM..,cm n del'ty eherlff nt Mo
M i atlo" ten miles south of Mon-
. r vs" m.m. . .
lIe fonVlal. r0UB'U
Qmnlnrinl CinHIilnto Also Savs Ho'memberB. Cicnerul ,SacJivllIcA est for
bcnalonal Lanamatt! Also oajs 110 at r!rUallli GcnProl Dirobiiant foi
Favors SulTrago it!,)y una tjcnernl IHIs for tho I'nltcd
Trenton, April L'3. rjeorge I.. P.ecord,
one of the candidates for the Itepubllcan
nomination for United States Kcnator.
In a statement declares In favor of the
adoption of national prohibition and
woman suffrage amendments. Ho Bays
tho saloon Interest has always allied
Itself with publlo utility Interests In
opposing all political reforms nnd that
national prohibition will drive tho liquor
Interests out of politics.
Woman suffrage, he says, will make It
harder for political machines represent
ing corporate Interests to control politics.
States.
CANADA'S DEBT .MOUNTS
SIusl Raise Half Billion More for
War in Fiscal Year
nitmiH. April 2.1. The acting Min
ister of Finance Is expected to announce
next Thursday that Canada must raise
J500.nnn.nnn more for war. necessita
ting J253.0aa.noi) bv mcn-nscd taxation
and borrowing. Plans for obtaining the
new funds may bo made public at the
same time. .,,..
Canada's national debt Is now- Jl.lflii..
304 000. an lncrcaso of $"70,000,000, due
to the war.
the appointee would have to be a l.emo
crat many believe he would respect a
nnmliiatli.il made by Senator S.iuNbuiv
In that holinjf, as their relations an.
cordial. There are lienioerats )vho would
like to see the Judicial toga go elsewhere.
Charles F. Ctirley, of Wilmington, at
present fnited States Idslrlet Attorney '
for Iieiaware, will. It Is said, he uig.-d
for tile appointment. Then there in J '
Frank Hall, a former Judge of the Mu
nicipal Court, nnd William T. I.vnain,
a former deputy Judge of that conn,
both of Wilmington; "nlo Andiew J.
i licit, a (.eorgetowii lawyer.
Soldiers Handle u Fire
IIhiiiii"iiIiiii, V !., April 2.1 Winn
lip llrebell rang nut for a lire at tin
'lomenii'o place on Twelfth ttreet the
1lt man to selre the wheel of the 1110-or-driven
chemical was !r .1 C Hit
ler, a captain at amp Uiv In the full
inlfni'in of his rank, lie look tlio wheel
ind In record lime had the firemen on
lie scene. With hlin was Captain Charles
'unningham, of tho State militia.
- C, A tcw of our 1
T&i R extensive list: H
'v S) n tin mors IS
V I if A I.Kil.lMi l-ORKS N
y A '"', KIM.JIKH H
tSj 'i,'k tnnhheri I
WtT(9 vVATKrilMi ( tSS m
r,Z aW ' ivi'.niKRS la
FyZuff ! MUBEMiAimrnvH J
gJj f I Hn'l many o(hen. Iflj
(yj f.et n Free fnlsloc g
tree,
lioro
Wll-from
Oride Jnil-nn.... 1., .
Ihii.. "'i.vjo rrom nest
? '"lh?n! V3 N-Vwas marrkd
? All?.,' biftn,Ml.B" Margaret Sic
kh'ff;, f M-onterey. Cal Tho
rtMdn.f.?n P'auneil before the
Ln lh, hi i..:,e '? t Ifornia.
".i tfl Irr i.L. a. v". I"".'" li im-
Liberty Bonds arc two-cdgcd
swords :
They guard and attack.
Arm the Nation by purchas
ing them to the limit of your
ability.
The Pcnn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
3jEI2I.iEISlTi!iT!!ra
1
Pi
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MavPson & DeMan;9
1115 Chestnut Street
&
Opposite Keith's Theatre
I Our New Location
Will Be 1215
f Chestnut St.
s
ft
r Charge
a Accounts
Opened
All
L4VE-
Fur
Furs Remodeled,
Repaired and
Stored
Sets
In
Scarfs
Coats
Oiir Removal
Sale
Store m
T ISJ
Urders
Accepted
The savings pro unusual, for many prices me mm
fully one-half below regular. io jou realize what
this means with the greatly advancing fur prices
every day?
Wo cannot duplicate theso prices m the whole
sale market today.
Snnvfi ,'or kprlnjr and
oiuifo Summer Wear
Heg. Now
3 Hudson Seal 60.00 34.SO
S Mole Scarfs .... r.5.00. 34.J0
J Fox Scarfs .5.0(1 4P.SII
'J N'utria Scarfs.... SO.OO 40.8(1
1 Kolinsky Stole... 100.(10 74..10
1 Hud. Seal Solo.. 110.00 74..MI
1 Stono Martin.... 150.00 ns.BO
I Mink t'ape H5.00 08,50
mm 1
m
Fur Coats
2 Marmot
2 Muskrat
j Marmot
1 Nutria
2 Hudson
2 Nutria
2 Hudson
1 Snulrrcl
p 2 Muskrat
Molo . .
Seal.
Iteg. Sale
I'rlee l'rlre
95.no no.r.n
110.00 7 1. .1(1
125.00 HI. .VII
I75.no in.oo
210.00 145.00
250.00 175.00
11.70.00 525.00
S75.00 518.00
360.00 5.10.00
395. U0 515.00
Fur Sets
3 Haceoon
2 Taupe Fox . . .
2 Taupe Wolf. . .
2 lllack Fox
.1 Nutria
1 Pointed Fox...
2 Kam. Fox
I Cross Fox . . . .
t Fisher
1 Hlack I.ynx . .
Her.
I'rlee
r.5 00
C5.00
07.50
85.00
75.00
105.00
11000
145.00
225.00
295.00
Sale
1'rlre
27.50
33.50
44.50
47..10
40.80
60.50
74.80
0H..1II
140.50
105.00
Any Way Yoo Turn mm
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you will find WRIGLEV'S at hand.
Every man, woman and child in
the country thinks of WRIGLEV'S
when chewing gum is mentioned.
This is the result of years
unceasing effort to give mankind
the benefits and enjoyment of
this low-cost sweetmeat.
WREGLEVS is the universal
favorite - largest selling gum in
the world.
The Flavor
After
every
mear
Purchases icill he reserved in our storage
vaults until next fall on paument of a de
posit. Payments to he continued monthly.
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