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tonight and on Saturday.
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TlV.-NO. 192
HISTORIC BELL i
AND CHILDREN!
IN BIG PARADE
Liberty Day Cele-j
" . itt'ii -n I
librateclHei'ewimra-
triotic Spectacle
'35,000 STUDENTS
TO MARCH IN-LINE
ilxian and Education Offi
cials to Head Pro
cession REVIEWED 1$Y GOVERNOR,
jrmy and Navy Send Honor
Guard for Emblem of
Freedom
"libertv Dai iq being observed In
..u. ,v todai u.th a big parado ot
Klool chlMrtu down liroad street was
le principal ev. t r llAltli tli- American Arm In I'm me,,
U,ro than W" bigh school and Aprjt ,.
,s,vertli and elg.it h grndo elementary ' A French general will decorat, with
Irhool pupils i. assemble In their ie-,lho ,.rols dD gumr, tlo culnrH )f lip
Ivesehoo.- -' f.v bofnro 1 o'clock, i iiurlcuti regiments which defeated thi
ne rirado w d' taM aL Broad street ihi-daj attack bj picked Herman tun. n
ijd Columbia avenue m 2 o'clock. The .northwest of Toui two weeks' ago. ,
nriiinal Ubcrtj 1S-11 will have. a. proni- Individual member also will be ! . .
eat place, in tn Tvu.ide with n guard I raud. The citations and ceremony ;n.
j tonor. ' scheduled fov riimdrij
jnUiout porei. ' i.ienioii, umlcew- This Is the firm time mi liner, .
'Iited and qutetij, th. Libel ty !ell was regiment ha- leceived the Pi ouch w.n
..t. fmm IK ' sling place In Inde- ' .-ross.
wtoce Hall '"' morning, mounted on
ion truck aid carried away to par
llcate in tho ll ci tjLoan parade.
PellN 1'ourtfentli Trip
fts the " -nd time tho bell n.ui
ten moved ntw-o h- memorable trip
Juttnulional Upoltnn at ban 1 rain-M-
ts three years obo. and the fourteenth
ant it had left Independence Hall tdn--e
Itwu first moed
! lETtatcruwd t.K'Cd m Chestnut street
'T:.;',,. ,t,i ,.:i trm.k
lMri moved muv o isruad and Oxford ,
HxttiSt where it vu join nus ancr-
U won' parade , frIo
k iv inrMir timiu mini 1111s inuiiiiii inui
the UU was to l- used In thU after- '
,tMn demons i.it top. ftuperinieiiuem. p
fflolpte Berry, who will bo In chat ko ,
'.. Tv. kn .,i l,u .-..torn t.i lmln. I
Jiweneo Hall, wan unauio to uecoruiu
fit tj anr cMcnt. but It will be hand- i
tnl7 araped for it part in tomorrow's i
fpjjunt.
tin honor sua'd troni tho army and i
Ul HID UUU UIIMI HD . I
-l tihftrt. itiihi.1 ipnoi fhft nrmv anil I .1
iniliini the iiu v Mill march bcMdo '
7tl (mck tarrying Hu bell during both
wt .. ... . .... ...i..n
LVIUC u, l J.I11UUII:. nif.irv.i..u..v
Will Utomobile eoiicern. w-IU pilot tliu I
track und Its precious burden
r
f In l'arail Tomorrow
Following thtH afti-rnoon'H parade, the
bcu nill bd ntur.i.d to Independence
JW and will be di-coiated for tomor
fa' Twirail. I., i .iI.ivm riiirrnle tt will
be draped, but i f.Miit time slen to
(perform the ta-K- bnndtcappcl Suporln
ttendent JJero and hit. aFhlUantu, and.
ru he txplahied. It 11I be only half
Jone," After tomorrow ' pal uuu tho hell
Till be retunv.-tt to Independence Hall.
It had not been Intended that the bell
mould be a part uf tuday'it parade, hut
tbe Liberty Loan luinmltteu jeKterdny
decided to rcquei-t it uo. It w jo leadl
'lytranted I'ainteis worked on tho up-
'rittitt n-lilcli vupport the bell after It
, A been placed on tho truck this morn-
fer, polhhlng and painting until a mo
ment beforo the tiui-lt i oiled away.
Ilcaded by U T Motcsbury, the nicm
m ot tlio n-houl Llbeity Loan com
. aittee and the llftim mentberu of tho
tEoard of liilucatlon. the parado will
jWtceed along Uroad htreet to I'hie,
Were It will dibband.
EacKoehool will marob as a unit. Tho I
taildren will earn- Liberty Loan ban-
.P&Tide Unit stlnnl.ilinr- fl.n lnt..r..ul rtf
r'lddhldual schools. Ills aides are:
John Putnam. Mrs. A r. Mcllrlde,
,ouel Judclsohn and AV4lllum Kclchelt.
'Jlui fj, Klstermacher will be In charge
tho bands. The celebrated Liberty
U lll bo In tho parade.
j, Qovcrnor rjrumbaugh. Mayor Smith
Wd Other nOleinlu ..-111 1. ,1. nnmA
- Jrem n special stand erected In front ot
t" union League. Many army and
Jf ofleers and a number of tho city's
W prominent men will review tho pa
! from the grand stand at Broad and
Arch streets
' O0t SatlsflPrl tn ImiA tlo. vinn... '
Mdren full to take part In tho Liberty
W exerclfes, ilrtually iUI tho nubile
Tfnoolj held sectional purades this morn.
Hrliools Clo.ed at 11
taTie tI,e or,1''r of President iMwIn '
P.'?'- ' ln Hoard of Kducatlon. all
f'."". enooi.s weru closed today nt 1 1
i.VT, il0ever, many principals ga
,e entire dn ni. ... .n-in.i i
inheldno classes.
I Manr of i., ., . .
rinl.ii., ' onaiiiiiui paraurs weio
htren T?,1'5.' aTiinKed- The small chll-
Kii frayed In fancy dress, nnd flags
l4eneenner8 wcre c,crywhere In ovl-
Kw? J! '""Possible to havo the 220,000
IfiSS.' ?ren Pirtlcipato In the main
!liin?.'i0wi?.e t0 thelr Bat number nnd
Tte 'nablly of tho smaller children
Bon, "ich a ,onf maro. Tho bee
likeJe tt'.8 ,nft"'ooii under direction of
krc'r teachers nn,i n,in.i..i
U. S. ARMY TAKES BERLJN
IBroadu-av I.m Thaf i.t. ,
-...w ...mm 1lll una
Been Drafted
fUnuA . j ' "i,n - -uroaaway was
R"rea todav tn l.ni.r. IV,... h. ...!
.-
Ilri!1..1"111 talt,n Derlln,
Jirrins Berlin, master Ja song car-
' eX,TnUfcrf l001 ,0 have- been draft.
bzert thi ,T wnr exPe" who have
P'Wtl this d snatch
'ptnienco Hull, van unnWo to decorate . day ntid ulRht guard has hern. Tc moetiiiff Tn attendMl b. iminy,ue rrrui mr men tiff at Allien m
'.rT! : JL - - i... i ...in i. i..i. ,iT-,rt.i .... .1.'.. ...i. i T-...1.. .. ..-I l man KiiHeL'lios ma scheduled. Actlnir Hu-
lrnd school banners as well as flags I hLLOiM) AMLIClLAiN IlhLlJ ' incuase the number so eugnBcu-. ' .u ., it was raided to the' lieb and BOO houses haio already been com- antoo from llngland that chips which COOPKII 1. AVT.LLS sergeant
W all dejerlptlons I many casts tho iidipivik! iv ninvi "'" lo l,,lH p"lnl' no ,U,ul"- ,it('re Sln Im Ion i followV mandeerrd. It was announred that con-1 had left the Hast Indies since March 23. ToilN L KIIRLK mechanic.
Wodents will bo In costumes. One of ill JmlliAjNIJ. Ii tlllAA would scarcely be nn dlfferenfo of '" '''' ,u October t'stl ilu ICInir for construction work on this ' or might le.nc in tho futur?, would not uro'r.OK t' P.OSS private
Wie mot notubb leatures will be .the opinion, neitlier can there be difference ,,,''. .., i. .'.' ,iul. t . ' project were U) ho lot within the week. ' bo seized .....
m "GoUdes.se. or Liberty" from tho nM.., aniilv nf Vims Tlpfni-n of opinion as In I he absolute neoessit.i ""' "," ,....,,.' uml the braerv Whether this work has gone no far that i Dutch fhipowneis are reported to Mounded Seierelx
fSoilth I'hlladolnbM High School for U1""-"" huPl' I ol "" ,0l ' for .Ilveitlng men to industrim engaged.! " ,l,l.1,'. ."r. . "?" I.L- .1 HIINPA" II. WORTHIXOTO.V
'Wls, ' Talk Of JJcU'it.sing Mini hoi- in piofliielng. ttansportlng nnd ills- " B","'"" ,",., -.,,, i ur ,ia' in faor of a retutn to the original plan lug, of ships to the fnltcd States to get t-1n.
? Mteelier I. Mar.lml J! 5.l.. I.M. ti ibutlng munition of war of nil kinds. ' 'IT' ' . '..V.. Is u question. Stain It Is hatd tho .Vlouw Amsterdam i ortLVXDU C. BROWN
t William A. Meei,..r itlrroior of nhvs-' This is. likewise, tifeessarj, nnd cien , ' ;''', "'""' '"'.",,, M11inn- All the tow nshlo iirojeetsof the Tutted will rail in ti tew week- tlmo for Xew IIDIVAIIP I. ITinBJl
JWl training in the public schools,' Is ,.,Mn, Aprll 5S.A llrltish- merican tlethe .Iu.vp noi g 'n Jul tnought ;. sluubovll ,,. ,,, shipping Hoard are similar to the ' Jorltw bi-hig boirie , tmalnlnB Dutch .lOllN J. HYDE. lleUte
Wuhal for the ii.-ir.-io Ko,- several t.,, nLn mnim ...,. r.ot. to the funtlainenluls of the subject, ?' .... -, ,., ,.,... r. ,,, original Ktmwood project lletween 300 allo- iioh at American porte. HARRY !'. KELLY,
Kayapast he and his twenty assistants in.,' been caotured bv' bri"ands In PreMJ' v11 understand it. i h-nefforili hlstoricil r1"' 600 bouses nre to be built in Wil-- l-'RED R. IIIAIES, scr
fee been 1,, r , i ., 1 n LL.."'' ,3" L . , ' I "Habit-foimlug nmtisements are also en"lT.. ' , Z V . . mington, t7) It. Cumilen and others In ni-.lrr.U.... April 20. ABI RUSICIX. sergei
School Pupils' Parade
If ill Mori' at 2 o'clock
The Libert. D.i p. wide of r!i ooi
I'hilailclphlu clilldicn of the so, nti,
ami eighth itl'uili'H of the pu . ; , .
high und parochial schr ;- v ,
form this iiCtol noon on tici1
rnst nnil west from Ilro.id una en
ford stieots to Glrunl nionuc. A
2 o'clock tho lino will move mih i
to liroad and 1'lno streets.
I. T. Slntcsbury will lru.1 t ,.
procession, followed by tho Lilum
t-o:tii coiiunlttco on s-ohooK np.1
members of tho X'onnl of nunc,
Hon. They will review the p-n-j.i"
from a stund In front of the I'm..
League.
ttesldcg tuoio Hum SO.umi ,,.!
pupils, details of Uoy and .i:
Scouts will be In line, r.minti.
tongs to br Mint? on the march
will bo accompanied b twentv
bands.
YANKEE TROOPS
WIN HIGH HONOR
FOR THEIR VALOR
Regiments Which Defeated
Germans in Toul Sector to '
Get French War Cross
GERMAN SPIES CRIPPLE
, GIANT TANK AMERICA
Was to Have Appeared in Parade
Ueiti? Watched
llmtun, Api.l i'i
Pailuic ot the new Riant tank "Amei
In thu narnrtn Anrll in un- noA with
tht annouiiucmcnt that Geiman miIch or ,
impainizeis nan put i out or ronimis-
,uuuj iiuiiliiij niiti iv. i-iiii'i fiitiiiuui .
P. S. A., .-aid that changes of material
uuu iein.icpiiienii win ue soon completed,
Tho olfendert) havo not been uauslit, but '
sutneefH in.. -n,..1n.1
.-.-..,.. . v. -(v. ,
. nay ana went guard lias neen .
jilaccd on tho tank and only pertons of ,
authority allowed near It. Karly tilals ,
of thu tanU were highly nucccEsful, but
a few dayn bel'oie the pat ado It began
lew iIhvm tiofnl th nnt.'iilrt ll t..'ni l
going wrong.
,veU.t,ntote
polntr wrong.
n... v 1'vt.n.w m iiiuiiruuiiyn viioui Hoi..,- 1t-. , it n.i,i..AH.A- M..,T ..ill
dnys. fnlloneil by other demonstrations tUn "ar nnd " "ddiestey made will
in other cities.
WORKERS AT ARSENAL
IN PATRIOTIC RALLY
.. .
liliipiojt'N no MlbMTlbCd .'.iS.UUU
to Loan, Will Celebrate
Tn bn
t0"''J
,...,., ,
.VM.I1UI.I mil) lllll HI" Iltll! IIOS.111111
.ni'v-.S JnViii 'iVi..! l-r.-.l" munitions or other commodities ien-
?jffiiBSS.,wTiB a-SSE "f 'nrr :
noon at mo
Mth street
wlitno tlvo tl.nlll.ihil pmn nl'ou u-lll lini
tleinate. Lieutenant Donald Cimv will ,
bo In charge.
Invitations have been e-ctended to j
many prominent speahciB, among whom '
aro the Ilev. T. Asher Hew, a drummer
noy .luring tlio (Jlvtl ar. who will beat
oft the many calls used duilng battle on
u drum which he has picherved from
41lnOn 1 u utiil Afluis f I tM itVn. il (i
member of thu Thlrd' 'Liberty ljan leased In other occupation to the oeeu
Conunlttee. I nation of agrlcultuie. The imy OiH
l.nniloveM of tuo nrrenal have
d "J23S.000 to tho thlid MberU
through Captain Theodore 11 '
..
scriDcu v-ioa.uvv
Loan
-"
brigands demand a supply of arms be
fore negotiations for his rcleafc. Amer
lean Consul Peck is proceeding to Tsin
an to represent the American Legation j
in tho case.
Tho tlmo limit of the monii rc-nard
ofi'ered for tho ransom of Kle. the
American engineer, e.splred April 17. and
a geneinl military pursuit of thu Honan
bt.ndlts began on the lStb with a ilew
to rescuing Kjle.
INTEGRITY OF GREECE.
TO RE STAND OF U. S.
Tcrritoriiil Rights Will Vo Muin-
tttincd, Athens Dispatches
Says
1. 1....- lorll ".-. Tlin P.'itns null.
i -subject to military uut.. and ulso to " i, ,i. Klmne.ljinire. , Philadelphia for the fleet corporation He added that ho had a written guar- Died of DUrste
llshcs a statement attributed to the j tlon nnd distribution snnnii. . run
American Minister, Garrett Droppers, to pUHeil and rendered less o.isU. 1 re
the effect that the Goiernment unci neo- gards production, great strides hae been
pie of the I'nlted b'tntes are ilctermlued ' mado to eliminate wast. I nder nuns
.1. . i,A irnr-rite of Lirnsfc icrrltorv ! nriir,u enormous loss of power Is
,..,,.-,, a .w. .. w. .......-..,---
.. -. "
snail ne preserieo.
It adds that
will bo secured
it tho rights of the nation J
d in the peace negotiations.
MINISTER'S SOX WOUNDED
n-.l.l W Wtlltnmo tf finrm nnt nmi. !
xyviiuiu u ,,... ..w, w. . ...... .....,
Was Pennsylvania atuuent
Donald U Williams, mtntloned in tho
marine casualty list ns slightly wounded,
was formerly u resident of Germantown
and a student ut tho University of Penn
sylvania. Williams's father, tho Rv. Charles
Williams, an Episcopal minister, for.
merly resided at 137 West Brlnghurst
Ills roniueiiv-u in
was a graduate en rrinccion iiuvci
Bltv nnd wng taking n course nt tho
University of Pennsjlyanla when he en
listed. He would have been graduated
this ear.
street, uennuuiunn. - .w,....w.v ... ,- w nations wenare or " Hon.'tuie or seifliious propaguniiii i
now at Compass, Cheater County. 'nrv service to support the nailoii. All of tho speakem deolaicd in fuior
Private Williams enlisted last fall and u.tnXV words, nil such waste Is un- of honest erlileUm. Secretin v of the
8 .. F1" ''!?.!? !;.. '" ,2 i St& wh ol.l be clr. seen N-OV "ihigthers W ?S
letUT to msihireiuB .. r...w ---.-. . . ctual natiiio oi wnai ""'.that ns" u public olllclnl now he ivel-
he was anxious to gei 10 rranre. no
JSERTY BELL READY FOR JAUNT IN
ClLS7jPl9GSFr!&i9?SIMBHHiHBAHr9f f&t-MnmaBmmm'V77?r wirBMMBHMMaBHm I
ibfj&miatim&icua&itfm!&'P:&menmK3FsmmamKmimmm k. hihi i
& '" . "? .'.t:Wfr&KtDeXF2Z !M VFZZeZ
Hie icvcu'd relic, lie to hon with its niianl of honor, left Independence Hall this niornini to take
its place at the head of PhihnU Iphm'- I.ihcrt Dav parade (niardinj; the bell, left to iitfht, are
(nptam It. M. (iwo. t aptain J. l:. Wheelci . Prnatc .lame-. I) t.ra and Private l.eona-(l Jlnldursun.
ABOLISH WASTE GERMAN ORATORY ORIGINAL HOUSING
DAWSON'S PLEA BANNED BY POLICE SCHEME REVIVED
Fads and Fancies of Peace Mills Forbids Meetings at City Plans Ready as Op
Time Must Give Way. Which Teuton Tongue position Blocks Home
Scientists Are Told Is Spoken Seizure
UUBES KKilll ECONOMV
hrtlitlou of fails, i isnl
.noiny and
Int reused fond nroductlnn mcio nuionB,1"1 " "
other tlilns uifjt-d by 3IHeM M. Duwhon.
of Stw Yoik. tod.. in an uddrMH at.
tne optninff Mtxion of the twenty-second ,
annual nioetlns 'f the American Aead
omy or I'olltlcal nnu Social Kelence,
... .,,. i:ai,.vuo.stntfnrl
"' '" I'OHOUO-nuauoni.
...-
" ". "" "
of the moxt prominent
fm.tu'roM banl.ctK and
"ulllr'.
nd Fclentlut of the
- ounirj.
The genera! theme of the meeting n
The general theme of the. meeting Im
be along that line
After the delegate had been weliomeil
b 1'rof. Carl Kclwey, of tlie Vnlveralt.
i.f lit.iiMi 1 miltl t. ll.ln'UAti ttnr.U .!,.
ploring tho gnat wate going on durlns
the war. unit nnld tbeis clionld be cm-
- oderablo dlerslon of iIiomi who tui en-
p.lgC(, Ul othrl. oc-upatiom. to the in- ,
tcnultleatlou of agriculture. ll-dcilunil
wan wrong to use in- milium i in ikics
in noncbfentinlR when they i.mld he
utilized In farming and the inuUbig of
holds and expensive linHtehle-', he mi id
wan an Inexcucablu dlieridon of human
labor,
lni Mlierl llnersir
..,, i absolutely iiidlnenahle. -aid
Mr. Doran. "that there should bo a con
siderable dtieiaion of those who ato ni-
sub-lmoiK. after culling iinon those h.i en-
ga - cii for their nuola to lielp car.v on
t war must be to replaie th,;,, in
agrlctilturo with persons who air not
ilKllUlllkUlU ll I'm
l...1(... ...i.ll ..A...
I very cogtl. ineriiumg ami urmruruw.
The passion fur entertainment, as if
1 cicrtoUnon a serious moment were trli-
e. nm. ioid of JOJ. is a wcaUnes,
" "iw of thouJs
cnnnniinl hv this, surplus food to ON
"':----,- ln wnvs nhlch do
petal "t,rnerK'8,,"1"nfJV,'V ,.,,".
not. mate for the mobilization ot our ,
-
nuuui El.
"Other foims or waste may not ' J
nhvlous. but some otthein can bo pointed
out anil perhaps can b more readily '" "' lf 10 tlll;.d nm, fou'rth ai, ' heer within the amount tho Government Edward if. Boyle, editor of the Phil
obviated than these. There Is, for tu- J.n , to lltwnS1 to fo 'l-eni-'O.OOO.OOO. , ndelpbla News Bureau, died today at his
stance, tho purchase of nrthles not fo, ?,, t"ru,u, nrcesure of tho lalototis , ''ve'J' ,'aso tl10 1'0"f03 nro to bo 'lomo "' tfcls Ut'- "" 1,ad l,ecn l" 'V3or
their use but for ornament, a vast ! ' 1 ,,? I lege nioious but on a)d ,jroUdca ,. 10 Bh,ppInB ,,,, unil unabl0 t0 actvcij- CIlfago
amount of labor being appllrd to make ;!' .,,i,.r ' T'lc Kni5 relies on ou! .ard , "n,a lhc mol,e for Ulelr colv ln ,lorl for 'nSf than a year. Rc
them specially rich and c.tl It ; 'J1,',, t, or r brotiie. non b. to ho loaned by the i,lpplr,i: cently ho rcturtl from KIoi Ida, where
ought to be unfnshlonable to Indulge V" v ,' )niiomitable resistanco to tho bmnt Tl"' Projects are similar In ! ho had spent tho winter for the benefit
.lM A.taA,1iinlln(i kli.Bltl.1 Villi i ftl PI V fAC tttll t .i l.f I...U1.
in these linti mcir i.iii.iui...".. r..uu.u
eeafe.
i:iliiilinilliic I.o if Power
Processes of produeiion. irannpoiia-
..v- .
. . ..l...t..n,l m'.r. I. ll(.P,. Till
There Is
being niiiuu.in
rtl. however, nt least as much aste ,
as eirr In dlstt Ibutlng commoditlces,
snecial attention ought to ho Bitcn to
avoiding- forclns commodities upon pur-
chasers , . ,., nl
'Tho consumpiioii oi uuiiu -. ......
, .. iwtnmnrl
-ii'n or nrovldo such serilotf, wlio
,nfdi 1 m,.l wouhl U theto were not this
"Ji811.1, .""ii for 'their servTcese, bo e,u-
nin-Hiu - - - -
ployed eitnr i eoij '-'' - .,"- .;
munitions or oi uimi """-""--
nlnco appear, without tlu- eamouiiiige
ii.Vit one l merely siKiiding his own
.... inlil unit ttny.
'"dre'IsesVer" ddfyered b.v Talcott
Addresses
n.
Coullnued on Paio bl. Column One
sort. Wliuinri ......'...." -- ----- --::-- "' r. "-:-. "".,...i,- z.z
i .... ... nein.iiH- i.h.i nttai. is an or me ivur aiiuvo mo lirejuuiceM oi mo .ininsiioor water ana gas
" .:..rin to thing, because it draws upon past and selfish hones of Lie future .but eltfctrici,i iWtuieB. Tho c
"".'". ","i.i,ie und. of wirnluH food, "" " V"l''"-'B"77."f'l".V:u,'.r" their bldsnieraeed J2S00 a
uiu """""".-- .. ,,.f. . "', i '". "".'"W" l lu ."'" .....i,i.i nl.l.,l nnlv
to proituu inaiiiieii"""' " -. - I'rusiuvnt oi tnu i nueii stales List nignt n"-u.i.v ...w.-- ......
.. ; I., oceunatlons necessaiay to pio- n,..aklnc at tho annual banuuet of tho i to havo bton furnished ou
uui.n.. "' .. . . &. .... .. ..... .' . . . . .. ... .... ,.!.,
nnil dlstibute such coin-i Amei lean .imwaner j'uuusueis .isso- tiact in ices in iuu "i'.
PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1918
'll.l. REFUSE I'KIUHTS
nia!-nK'eUng: will !' ihiiii.i-
ity at whli b upeechf- are
dtllwrtd hi the ilermaii lansuag
AppHcatloim for" such meetliiB- will i
. r. l l l . 14
rerua b tin- pollix. .
Aitlnu Nueriiiteiideiit of I'olui- .Milln
toda; ordered tin- bun on tluiuun
lioeobeH In public place.
lii announcing that npplicatioiiH would
. . .. ..
rinrlttl utiiTnitf Xilllrt erilif tnnt in twninn
wlth ft patriotic fcelbiK nboulil uttend
HUcIl m'CCinBH
1'ranK Mel, i3 Norm iiuru mreel
b'rank Kiel, U930 North Third utreci
. . .7 . . V V .
aurpicc of the National Industrial
L'nlon. nt C-j AVeiit Thompson street. some pari, at least, and that the C'oi
Aeeonllnt! to the police tjiln organ- ' t.inent w ill rnva monc.v by adhering to
izatlon Im Identified with tho Industrial
WorUem' of tho World,
At the meeting, which him been m -d-i'td
stopped b tho police. Carl Kan
nenbmg, of New YoiK, was elated to
"pfal
KING ALBERT PRAISES
HEROIC BELGIAN ARMY
Issues Proclamation on Stub
born Defense Made Near
Lungermu'ck
UiitlilnEloii. ,lii Jii
,'" 'l,c1'1,' through Lleuten
J .T atT .eiS
'" ' "" , " '"L,' "K. .
Mhert, through Lieutenant tlen.
1 amotion
oL'iilzlnr tho
heroic nnd iletnr'.ous defense iigaliist the
. ..,.. ,..,."......., i...
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' , ' " , ,", ,,, . to ttZ
had P,,.
north
of Ypres ' Despite the 'attempts uPbroUmatcly 2.0u0.0M0 for 970 house,
euenij's 'picked troops ou liaie1'""- Elmwood projeet wtia to have con-
:d signal Mieoeseea at Xlcuport. K,"tccl nt construction of 22i0 houses.
oblallieii signal buci-uBcua m .n-uiiuni
OlMiiude and MereUem. I-'or a month
"'"' ' " ,.. .. .,, , ,,,.
de nnd Merckem. for a month
cmy has been engaged in his
..l on-ensiic between t ho Sonimo '
lliu eiii-uij lino Hv... ..nMn. ... -.
-".,"" lla b ,M launched hero incos-1
ttiid'.j si to has munyie.i nero inees
n.,,,ir.r. ,0l.. ,.a k fort h tho admirat on
of the mtlre world. The Yser must re-
.ua. iv-
main the insuperable obstacle ucalnsi
which the onem attacks will be In
,
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HUGHES PLEDGES HIS
llltlimil'H'IVl IIDI.VIIll.iVMl i-oioniK n ion uouseri inui noon in tne
SUPPORT 10 PRhSlDLNTpath of necessary ti.insportatlon faelli-
ties in other cities. These weio but
Speaker.- tit Publishers' RuntlUCt
TTotlest Criticism Daniels
t atoi iioncsv unncism uanivis
Welcomes Honest Criticism
New nrl., April 20. mi a iilatfnim
elation.
Ho wild that all the facts pertaining
? ii0 c.v?-"t .th?.?a.r exS.e tho"'
mm. iihkiu uw u. iiiu u iuv ciifiiiy i
siiouni be giien to . t no puniic i'Ut.tliatnd an effort made to build smal op
hum im no im; inr ine iioisoi oi ii c.
con,ed honest ciltlclsni from others. 1I
, ,,ald high tribute to the idrtors or Amer-
' CA- "members of the nrui) of publln
.opinion' who are iieed.d in t. war
wiih German us much ns the army In I
Vrnnee 1
France
AID OF LOAN
f.y.1.;... -"Wl
l-UOI'ITEEUINC IS DENIED
'ppOhituni to tin Imuylns Pan of Ad-
in'iul Uowlen. which Imludcd tola-
iiiai.deerliic of huuncH In AS ist and South
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I i..0...1,.l..l.l.. . ......I... . .n
J ii'ii-c n ri'iuru 10 iuo udkoihi ouii-
.ntr projeit In h.- lVrtloth AVnrd. Tlie!n,,fl, n.,MntnlTnnf Tn
i-.tv Iiiih iimionnied that It is ready for
il. Iiieicetiey t'Meet norporntlon to
IhjtIh worli and planii aie virtually com-
plete.
I.'ollon hiK i.ioration of the ovutlou
older b fhailex M. Suhwab. now dlrcci-
.110; u.-nit or the tleet coi poratuin. Indlcat-
Ins that he Im at nrlarico with Admiral
lit wlrn on th program, Htrong protests
havo been registered which nttrinpt to
navo been reglHtercd which nttrinpt to
. ... J
tm lllmwood tract worl; were nniruo in
" original plnn
Thomas Shnlli'i ih. .lr. nresldent of
tho Philadelphia Heal Hstale Ilojul.
nalil today that If building operation"
I. ad been Ntntted In the llbnwood sec
Hoii on the original bids, which ho tald
called for houses to cost between $253"
and 528"". collars of these houses would
he romplctid h this time.
The Mils made b- riilladclphia tniild-
cr.-, .Mr. ShalkTOHS said, wero consldertd
riM-onnlile Worli on the houses for
-hipliulhletc If the Government had ac
cepted tho bids of J2S50 and $2S0t, could
h.m -t.irted si weeks ago.
Nut an lltith us Itiioleil
In iliHiuesliig the bids uhkh the Uo-
inment had received, Jlr. iChnlluioss
said that the bids ipiotcd by the otll
i inln In Washington wero not ns high'
as thc wero ipiotcd. The bids re
ferred to by Jlr Shannon wero thorc
of iiOOO und $IC0t.
It Is undeistood thai the l.itid Title
u-t'd Trust t ompany Is ready with plans
" 000 hour's to ho built in West
arlbtol. I'hrsKr. Vmnnrt News. Va..
Sparron s Point. Md . and elsewhere.
The Camden expenditures will total
i:biiwiion l'i SB.iiuo.otio
. . cimernmimt win ikii
. .:' . "1P . ""' l". uoieinmi.nt will paj
, ' lno '-amuen nouses, u is pointed out
,hat le l:llimoo(, ll0us8 w0Ul(J ,,a0
...''". .
lllllelals Ol llle shinning hoard said
,.. ... ...t ., , ,--,....,... ... ...
,"'.'. , , , "u "'5 "uauo" ,n tms
I f. .. . ' 'l""?" r -Mlmlrnl ?"'
but that it had not been adjusted
i '. !0oU,!K ' ,y- ,'-vct'In '" Ul, c,,t" f Wn"l
Philadelphia no houfcs were com-
mandeered bi the shipping board. c-
lent-ono in number,
, Moss & Taylor and
jr., IOwest biddeis on t
Daniel Crawford
tho Elmwood work,
today denied that tho bids had been
anywhere near tho figures attributed In
Washington, wnero n was siatcu mat
they run from JtSOO to $6000 a bouse.
piuinuing ana
ontractors say
house the.
eb in n.i -..s
tsidc tho ton -
Builders Defend Prices
riieir statement in part follow t:
,-
this development is abandoned
---,, ,iruuBliout the touthorn see
tlon of West l'hll.idelphln. and the sub
urban sections In Delawnro County it
will result in tlv necessity for creating
an expensive orgiinuation lor tne nan
dims of these properties at a ktv I Decayed Meat Causes Two Deaths
"";,,:,.
i' il
.,,.!.. ,,
fiR
llll EC i-vpniH ..."'"." ;"" .."''"
Sou's "ne SCboVhSodiT nnd.
more expen.iio to control.
The i-rlce, which wero emoted to
oiitlniied on Taje bl. Column Two
Corrtionf, I91g, at ini
GERMANS WIN FOOTING
ON KEMMEL HILL BY
NEW MIGHTY THRUST
BOND SUBSCRIPTIONS TOTAL $1,956,776,650
"WASHINGON, April 26 "Llbeity Day" saw .etual al).
scrlptlous to the third Libcity Loan vhtually icach the $203,
000.000 mark. The official figures ,as indicated by the initial
payments in the twelve Federal Reset ve Districts and compiled
by, tho Tiensuty Deptutment today weic $1,056,776,050.
SliYDLER MAY BE FORCED OUT
ZU1UCH, April 26. Premier Von Seydler. of Austria, will
be compelled either to leslgn or dissolve the Chamber of Depu
tics ,accoidiug to information received today from the frontier.
It was btatcd that the Austrian Socialists, the' Slav party and
other political factois would refuse to support the Von 'Seydler
government.
HOLLAND CANNOT
BOOST EXPORTS
''"i-v.Ji v-iiiiuiv iu nxccu j.uh
ton Demands i'or Gravel
and Sand
.inn nnu i iv iv rnrrp.2
-"" ' ivr4ii-vi ii luiup
i.. inwl "fl
J etbeilandtf 1'arhaincul on tho wand and
graiel miction with (lernian), Jonl
heer J. Louiion .Minister of Foreign Af
fairs, bald:
"The a xulKilioiin legardtng an
economic agreement w all Upi-man. ate
delayed h dlllluiiltius. 1 am uuublu
to gto Information at nre. i.t ua to
the t.it. ol thu negotiations, but the
are not :i:.H..n; .-cry Miootbl,
piiiieipall bioaur.ii Holland would be
unable m csporl luuili lucre than she
Is at present
Answering members, tho I orelgn Jltn.
istcr cald that no ship would sail from
.Holland befoio a written guarantee had
been obtained that thers would bo no
further seizures of vessels. He bald
that ho had gathered from un Interview
with John W. Uurrott, American Min
ister, that the latter supposi-d that a I
written assurance had ubeady been
slicn. He continued:
The intention was tlur t. dps
fhould constantly remain in tlo eeri
loe, and I havo lejMin to assume that
the number will bo extended and that
Oermanj will put no obstacles In the
way.
1 1. IL.o it fd:i be iumnod that
the Alitid Cioieinuionts will observe
their obligations icg.irdlng the ratlon-
ItlB or HuSMliU
uic utnnaii uu:sseiuonel- ucnor.il-
Anzclgcr saj s that the conclusion of the
negotiations between Holland nnd Gcr-
many is to be etpected shortly
-
EDWARD M. BOYLE
; ..--
Mitor of Philadelphia Newd Bureau
Jsuccumus to Long illness
,u uia niiu
Mr. Tlovlo hml n linn of fvlsnrlj nmll
i .---- .... ... .. , -...,
acquaintances In flnnnclHl circles, where
ho had Ions been Known as a Ilnanclal
I writ-r. Ho was formerly Ilnanclal cdl-
t tor of tho Philadelphia PresB and was
a veteran of tho Clill War.
JERSEY "GASSES" NEW YORK
Physicians Will Testify in Effort to
Do Away With Fumes
New York-, April 20. Eminent phy
sicians will testify before tho State
1 Voa,a ' Vca ' ' ,ncst il0'aa3- ", le
- - ..... .. ...,....-
0"" Bases waiteu ucrosa me uuuson
l,tr uj .it .iciocj mciunci.
i'or years ineso ineuical men naie
' tecn complaining, not only of dls-
comiorts nicy iiieinsoives nave suncrea
because of the fumes and smoke, but
they have had to treat patients made '
111 by the gases.
Complulr.ts allego that tho Barrett ,
Company, ho General Chemical Com
pany, the Yaliollno Oil Company and the
Corn Products Company aro responsible
for tho fumes and odors.
ll.b.nor Cltv !.. Anrll 28 llol-n
RuVkls, agetf four i ears, arid InVr V.ster
Mary.agca ), are , ncaa nero oi
i B"3mKrTh,S iSZZ'nSX K Kt
decaved meat. Tho father and mother
I ..... L.rion. ennrttt Ion
are tn terjous condition
fciuo I.nan Courier
'NINE U. S. MEN
DIE IN ACTION
l.-ifwl- I id TnnniAc- Q,r
uaitoi; xjioiv jicwiuo uvv
enty-five Cas
ualties L.erunurv iiTntrvnTr
oo ociinnouj uununu
-
. ? '& :-V'lniia).
i;U)rll as,,
re died o
wounds, three died of dlroase, thirty.
three wounded severely and twenty-five
wounded slightly were teporled In to
ddV3 casualty list from General Ter
shing. T.leutenaiit .lullen X. 1 preilously
reported killed in aetlotfl'"ii now re
ported a prisoner In Germany, wounded
hoi eroly.
The list follows.
Killed In Ailiuu
UAllIt. T. COUDI.V, sergoam.
tVILLIAM n. KN'ArP, sergeant.
LOUIS M. HOLMES, corporal.
IIAr.P.Y J. AUKINS, private.
DKLMAli ,T. WAKNUR, private.
.TOSKl'H DIMARGO. privuto.
CHAltLHS O. IT.IJNCII. private
,TO.Si:rJl V. G VUDETTU, private
liALPIl I'ALVMUO, private.
Tilrd of Wound
AI.UL'itT ADAMS, priiate
GKOIUii: J. DUTO, private.
ISUN'JAMIX KASICA, prli-ate.
CIAnENCU V. PYItAlI, private.
fHAllLEd L. SHULL, prii-ate
cap-
lleutcnant.
AN, lieutenant
Utenant.
lieutenant
sergeant.
int.
GEORGE W. .STERLING, coipoial
PRANK ANKER, cook.
JOSEPH X. WOOD. cook.
ALEXANDER ALLERDICE. vmatc
JOSEPH AMEDEO. private.
LEON K. BARDI:N. private.
HUGH CARROLL, private.
JOHN V. COTTINGHAM, private.
RALPH J. CULLXNAN, private
MALVuLN DAVIS, private.
MICHAEL J. DILLON, prliate.
HARI'ER II. FAULKNER, private.
JOHN OAWLAK, private.
JOHN GIGUERE, private.
JOHN V. GRANGER, private.
BASILO GL'IDORA. private.
GEORGE U. IUG1IT, pritate.
GEORGE ALFRED HOPKINS, prl
vate. ROBERT I HOUSE, prliate.
JULIUS KULIIAYI. private
PRANK V. MELLON, private
PETER MODZELEVSKl, private
JOHN NORRl.H. private.
SAMUEL R. SOHLIMPER, private.
BEN L. SIE.MON. private.
CHARLES W. WILLIAMSON prl
iate. Sllihtly Wounded
WILLIAM II. KIRK, lieutenant
ALFRED P. KIVLIN, lieutenant.
CHARLES SMITH, sergeant.
ROBERT P. BARRETT, corporal
HARRY S. GALLAGHER, corporal.
MARTIN O'REILLY', corporal.
CHARLES O. THIESSE, mechanic.
JOHN MASTRANDIA, wagoner.
HAROLD P. ARCHER, private.
JOHN BOGDAN, private.
WALTER BOREK. private.
WALTER CABAK. private.
WILLIAM E. DEVINE, private
CALED W. FEEBACK, private,
GEORGE W. FORD, private.
CHARLES G. FYKE, private.
JOSEPH HEALY. private.
ELMER JERNBERG, private.
THOMAS F. KELLY, ptlvate.
WALTER A. LOISELLE, private.
StLVIE JUNE LU8ARDI. private.
JOHN MADERE. private.
OEORGE W. MARBLE, private,
JOHN NORMAN, private.
MAURICE D. O'MHARA, prime
r
When yon thfnV of wrltlnr
thtnk ot ITHIX'SO. Xtv
PRICE TWO CETS
Allies, Outnumbered,
Yield at End of All
Day Fight
CLEAN OUT ENEMY
POSTS NEAR VILLERS
j Continued Anglo - French
Gains in Region of
' Retaken Town
TANKS ENGAGE IN DUELS
Americans Play Prominent
Part in Defense of
Amiens
37T1I DAY OP GERMAN
OFFENSIVE
London, April 26.
German forces have obtained a
footing on Mont Kcmmel, one of the
most important heights in Flanders,
following an all-day battle on a ten
mile front, Field Marshal Haig; re
ported today, tho Allies yielding
sround only after greatly superior
forces finally made a most ag
gressive assault.
(Kcmmel Hill lies in Belgium just
west of the lower end of Messines
Hidgc. The village of Kemmel
which is on tho crest of the high
ground, is about five miles south of
Ypres.)
Hard fighting continues along
i both the Picardy and Flanders bsrt
I tlcfronts.
' Thr battle continues around
Dranoutro, Kemmel and Vierstraat
, (near the Franco-Colgian frontier).
The British carried out a minor
operation west of Morville during
tho night, capturing prisoners and
three machine guns.
Gemmi. artillery has been very
..'..I ... - ... .
r.ctlVCJJon Xlie iront oewrcen tne Liys
IHyer andiGivoncliy.
Sfelli' tholSistrict of Viilevs-Breton-
ncux German posts which bad been
holding out wero cleared.
(Villers-Bretonneux is on the
Picardy front about nine miles east
of the British base of Amiens.)
Haig's Riport
After severe fighting throughout
the day on the Bailleul-Hollcbcke
front the enemy obtained a fool
ing on Kcmmel Hill.
At Kcmmel Hill the Allies gave
ground before superior forces.
A successful , minor operation
west of Mcrvillc resulted in the
capture of fifty enemy prisoners
and three machine guns.
From the Lys to Givenehy there
is hostile artillery firing.
South of the Sommc hostile posts
holding positions southeast of
Yillcrs-Brctonnctix were cleared
out.
The enemj's artillery is active
and is using gas shells.
In the neighborhood of Dra
noutrc, Kcmmel and Vcrstraat
fighting continues.
A belated report fiom the German
War Office, dated last night and rei
coliod hero early today, stated that Gen
oral Slst ion Arnlm's army was fight
ing for posbesslon ot Kemmol Ridge and
tho illlage of Kemmel on the crest.
Tho great double battle which devel
oped two days ago on the Picardy antt
Flanders fields, was still raging last
night with varjing Luccess. The Brit
ish recaptured tho vlllago of VUlera
Brotonneux, but slightly retired their
lines at some points on tho Flanders
front to avoid useless losses.
American troops played a brilliant
part ln tho fighting south of the Sornm.
River (opposito Amiens).
Austtallan forcese, in conjunction
with the English soldiers, attacked lo
sector of Villers-Bretonneux and not
only drove the Germans from the. vil
lage, but captured more than (to
prisoners.
Earlier German attacks In the same
neighborhood had been carried out with
about 60,000 troops. Despite the- v)gw
of the assaults, tho Germans were un
able to gain any ground, and Field
Marshal llaig, In hio official dispatches
on Thursday night, emphasized the se
verity of tho German losses.
Tho Germans were, unablo to ran1
tholr Infantry attacks, and tho artil
lery on both sides was very active
The big guns were active all the wa
to tho Avre River.
A feature of the engagement on tbe.
Picardy field wan a series of duels be.
tween tanks. The British remained
complete masters ln this phase ottbu
flghtlnir, however. The BrlUslr taate,
Continued mi Pare hlv. Celunui tklrni
DISTANCE GUNS POUND PAWfc
Kvupps Best Bet Resumes TWar
Night Bombardment
Pa.rU, April Si. Tho bombardnteal
of Paris by long-range German cjupton
was recommenced, durlmr the night.
A factory was struck by a ahelUMc
there wero no casualties. , '
Five Die in BaVery Fire
llrookllue. Mm. Anril 28. The b&dUm
of five emplOM of tho Henry IL Tifeieii
ett & Hons'
ftrv were foinia tn the
ruins of a llr
Slob destroyed tlio bal
, ery early to!
chirre4 that
1 flculti
rney are so usa
ev
itlncatlon will be A
f A
ft
tL
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ti-
k