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-' EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHUJADELPHIHUBSDAY. Ml Y 9' 1918
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I at Lease Hearing
cs Out One Argu
it of Opponents
fkt BAN INJECTED
kpld Transit Company will not
Ibis under the propound lease
profit taxes of underlying
nor tliir Income) tn un i lie
. W
Ames Ballard, chief couimel Cor
any, made this statement tliH
at a hearlntr before the Public
i Osmfnlsslon.
fi commission Is listening to pio-
slnst the apprerval of t lie lento
It, the city and the eompanj,. The
r Is In the 1'lnam.c I'onmilltcc
City Hall.
'.Ballard said atockholdriii of the
(rule companies had been tiotllleil
Company's nttltude on the la
ThI knodes out one of the
nU of onponcntN of the least.
fc'Ballard's Matement a made
ine, had nnlahcd croas.eiamlnslnir
'.i'Lawla. called as nn expert. who
; eWered tcstlmonv against the lease
is said the leunpaitr would saddle
Hjr through the tease, with JTOfi.ooo
W.000 excessive profits and Income
, emanating for the must part from
ring companies. .
Ballard then asked t.errnlfslon to
'statement In the record
., announced by the commission
antcl Mould be given opportunity
transcript of the testimony.
at argument would take place In
if ut a date set by the com-
vrlthln the next two wieks
raV Mopnage an Argument
ijjttiin of Councils In Mopping- all sub-
"WorK on the high-speed transit lines
hHy-wlll be used by "the United
Mem Association ax ono or
itNNni for opposing the lease
r Oocar Beasley, counsel for the as-
tiled the louncllnunlc reiolu-
fecently adopted, holdlnc up the
until after the war.
'..Beasley gave no reason for his
. . . . -. .. ... ....i
, out it is generally ueneveu mat.
I use Council s action to support his
' vortwa:
HADDON OFFERS HOME SITE
C.iintlcn to Get FulrviW Tr.tcl for
1000 Sliiptne-nV Hours
The Hsddon townthlp commissioner
i ll 't'eilnl meeting toelsy agreed to
give- the rliy of Camden .120 acres of
'"J f be linoM.il ns Falrvlew, where
1000 model homes for shlpvard workers
are to be located.
The trad, known ns tln old Cooper
farm, extends from the Champion load
to Mount Kphrulm pike, to tha city
James Ijleakly. city solicitor of Cam
den und William M. llrlgg, of the
united Mlates housing commission, were
at the ineetlnr and agieeet to all th
Plans rhe city nf Camden agreed to'
pay the IMS tax of l0O for the tract
and lako oer the bonded Indebtedness
of th it part of the township 1 he agree
ment now goes to the Assembly to be.
ionic a law
Camden will equip the. tmct with
chools and provide lire and ikiIIks pro
tectlnn Thcte will ,e it tettilalon foi
bidding th sale nf llepior
MILITARY REGISTRANTS
MAY NOT HAVE VOTE
Ton n Meeting and Vure Lead-'
ers Ask Removal of Names
From List
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BOY GIVES START
TO "WAR CHEST"
H I First Pledge to Fund Made
by GermantoAvn
Student
INSURANCE MEN MAN WAR AID
Western Bureau Gics Govern
incnt Use of Inspector
Atlantic city, .V 4.. May 3. The
woilern tnsuranca llurcau, comprising
slxti- of the wnaller tire Insurance com
panies dolnsr bnslness uhi nt th f !(.
slppl niver, pledged Itself today to plsce I .
Its Inspectors at tho disposal of tho1
"'""";', nunramim and co-openue
uith l-edernl authority In oercomlnni
.lire hazards In establishments vhtru
'food Is stored
j The convention voted to expedite the
. losp m oraer nof t
DECLARES I. W. W. AIM
WAS U.S. OVERTHROW
Prosecutor Tells Jurv Organi
zation Would Have "Big
IJnion' Supreme
TirWI PACTAIVC X Wfl.'nli? namlr the American war machine Uildence that thu I, W tv'ii
us a patriotic concession I. . ' " Bet up
A I). Haker, Lansing. Mich, wai t,le onlv po"tr ,n '
elected preldenti Wnlter Wellman, Chi. I Bn,tl b' ,1,e Go'
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IIH&T VR aiHbTIIXCKI.R
I lcen-)eur-oli H. iNrl.on Ma)lieu.
nf Orinatilnuii, a llie firt -uli-
., ntir tr. ft.., . ..t- . I..., II. !.l.,-.l
lie leKlstratlon toimnKslon mjs pe-. .,"'., l 7. ....... ir.,,.,..
oncd today b, Town Me. tin ..it ' ,'' , 'bT.""""""- "S ,,H p,edp''
....... h .... . ui.tipu ii.n-p iioi fipen
""til Mn 1!0. Twelve of liU an
rlors have fought for Ainericj,
mill lie link ilone hiit Lit li rfllillR
Liberty lioml. ami nar caving
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FRIDAY "HONOR DAY""
FOR MERION SCOUTS
The leKlstratlon toininKslon
uuoncu touay u Town Jle. tine
and Vare leade-s'to strike off the names
of registered citizens who have Unco
irono to military cantonments It Is
feared the pirty leaders t,a, th it un
effort will be made bj the opimslnff po
litical factions to have others votn In tho
name of the u-gMiunls at camji on chc
tlon day.
Harry Cassldi. former Slate food In
tpeotor, and now the icrogiilzed Varc
leader li the sixteenth division of the
Tenth Ward, presented to tlm nglhtra
tlon commission ll dozen nAtltlnna tn
have those men disqualified to vole at'
Inflate the War Chest;
Then Inflate Your Oiui
"When llic 'bojs' who nro fight
Intr jour battle lit nuiope como
inarching down llro id htreet In the
Jubilee followlnc their vlctorj over
the flcrtniiiN wilt .vou be able to
look the in Mtuarelj In the fuce?
"Not unless uu have subsrlhd
evorj avuiuble cent to tho War
CIlCHl "
The war vclfare council thus
appeals to r-veiv I'lill iclclphlan V
"Kct In Hue ' bv iiludBlnir himself to
ltd tho War Chest
eaico. vice president.
I'hlcago, hecretary
and Kred Itje,
RESIDENTS PROTEST
COBB'S CREEK ODORS
riiltsgn, .Mav 9.
mined to
e United
their "Mr Union" as
hbj country was pre
eminent nttornos to
the Jury In Judge T.indlss court, which
Is trjlnn 11 J members of tho organization
. In their class warfare, which was to
make the worl.lngman supreme, all
'weapons were declared b- their leidcrs
to be acceptable llthlcal standards
were- declared to be nbollheil, the Prur-
slan theorv th n th State can do no
wrong was adopted as the motto of th.)
FINED FPU FOOD VIOLATION
Rotliteln Pas $30 for Selling
Unions at Execs. Price
s n penalty for selling onions at a
P'lce In excerc of thtt named bv tho
food administration here, Morris lloth
stein In business as tho National Mar
ket Company, Slstv -second and Market
streets, was fined $30 Jay Cooke, food
administrator for Philadelphia, turned
the fine over to the American lied Cross.
Figures showing the savin? of wheat
flour effective by cracker and biscuit
manufacturers In the United Mates have)
been compiled at the office of the local
food administration. Although these
manufacturers were not required to ue
ubMltules until April 14, tho actuilly
did use S Dr cent of wheat substitutes
lu their total baking In tho month or
PENROSE AND GUFFEY
LOCK HORNS ON 'BOOZE'
Republican Hits, nt Demo
cratic Aspirant to
Governorship
COURT YIELDS VARES
Chief Albright Promises, to
linebtigatc Complaints of
Stream's Polluted Condition
I union and .schrechllchtelt" as the pol- ..!.. l-, !..- f!iiin
I ley to control In choos'ns tactics In tho J"ticpeillienis l OUCr liOUC
nave n.ose men disqualified to vole at ',... . . 2 ,L Witt Cujl-r
tho coming election The Committee of ill Ul!iere AlllllVersdrv aild it Yal Uoln
Kcventj. It was Indicated, likewise urges t i ,.-.". , '"rB,",'J !i,
"is action s Receive Awards for Work "l riM-rty
in Loan Campaign
ReMdnntts of the Cobb's Creek hectliin of
the riu hale complained to tho Ilureau
The first pledge to the war chest b 'f SU"r" "5 ,h" p0,lUte,1 co,,alt:f11 f
in c lev n-i ear-old boj and the appoint- lm LrPeu ""i' declare that the stench
tintnt of forty-four team captains toda) at miim (mints along the water roulu Is
j mat keel the prcllmlnar work nf the uim- ut times almost unbearable
'pilgii to In opened on Ma) 20 e-iii-f ih.ii. r .. .. . .
, Tho team captains .over cverv ,.,nge ' l,,ef MM of '- ure m of Sur-
of business und professional activity , 'i- todiy t.ild he had been told of
and ate from among the eltv's most , the cotiditleii of Cobb's Creek and tint
'prominent tr..n Tli.j will I.. gin oi-'i.efore the ummer is mer he would
fcanlilng their tcatm at once and wlll,mo ,, ttPrM , tJn, '
be reads fr ictlon on the opening of and Ince.stlgaleM Jujt at the piepent
the drive ' me his foice of uihpectors Is jt work
Thej are as follows on Wlsvahlclton CrceU wheie forti-
'-ainuH ll.iin'r seven Illegal sewer connections havo
'u'PJe'.tinTk.ndried bin kCO'i"e't investigation will
IHrtni.nKuIn require sune weeks to complete
ii lerumDnanr ir in speaaitig ot ins work Chief At.
bright said- '1 am having .m Investi
gation of all fresh-water streuns made,
w 1th a v lew to stopping pollution from
1 all sources. Theie Is un Intercepting
sewer along Cobb Creek and there
should be no great trouble there If tliero
'are no Illegal connections running Into
(lie creek itself Many kuch connections
sol llrharch
llmrs (I 1rnr
vtorrln U tlolhlT
l.ilm I' e'onn"Ui
i: w Clark
l S" VV I'orson
surrjeie" Klelfher
Ullll.tn C' lurber
Wtlli.m l' lt
H episi
la. b I. I. It
I l( M.-.V1I ler
1 eres e Madeira
'inon IIU-r
J llowsr.l P'
harles A Porter Jr
1,U K fellir
Cahln VI Mnjlh
lo-.ph Vt H1M
1. r Htotihur
class rtruggle
At (he snmn Itme. mi extreme nnrlfKl
htanet was taken toward the war ulthi
rjennnii I'at riots were ridiculed and
hnlcllera elenounced as fools In kongs
written bv members and published bv
the organization to be sung nt their
gathering".
The evidence of nil this was found bv
the Government In phimphlets and
newspipcrs forming pirt of the propa
ganda towar.l which nearlv all of tho
Immense sums received and disbursed
bj the organization were devoted Thla
uuterlnl was read to the Jur b At
torne Prank IC N'ebeker. chief of the
Government counsel The nongi were
read first Manj weie bv Joe Hill, who
whs shot In tho west and whose memory
Is cherMied J.v tho I W. V. us that of
a mart) r Kilphll Chaplin, one of the
defendants nlso wrote several. Ml
breathed hatred atheism i evolution
The worst, which visible shocked th
Juiv, was Joe I1IHV "Christians at
Wat, wiltteu to be sung to the bolemn
inusle of 'Onwatd ( hiMlan Holdlcis,
With To-Third Rule
Declared Invalid
The decision or Judge Ilarralt up
holding the majority rule In Councils,
Instead of two-thirds niajorltv for
financial mea-ures, virtually gives back
to the Vares control of the bodies that
was wrested from them by the election
last fall of many Independents and fol
low era of Senator Penrose Vare lead
ers In both blanches arc Jubilant over
the victory, which they say, removes all I tho Prlmatles
effective opposition dining the remainder , comlc"?' -" eleaii eioes not db
c .., ...!, i. .i i-, , ,, 'close all clear or Intelligent eomprc-
of the Smith administration henslon of th- Issres
All Important Councllmanlr commit- "ClnUlnr tint nil tie c.thet Riibrrna
tees are In the control of the Vare fol- '"rl '' ' Hlaton had declined In favor
lower" Several ll n,imi..i. .t "" Hiue-numem e,une.v, lorgeinn
measur
anei a stormv two jeors was nnllclnsi.i
I'ollonlng Investigations of ihv fnrii
eight wards In the e It-, conducted by the
Committee of Heventj, the commission
was appealed to to remove 3000 name?
of 'Illegitimate' registrants
Ion that no contract should b J, 'TZ ... ' ..V ""' U s
, ia ... . .1.- , position of twfntiy tanes of Lltlen ulm
iVw-hosald he rnade TVtud, otfcZ: ' !
WUr"llnV"taBLHta.' """" ".t.o, to strike off
.i m. he "..'' "nr: jaooo" .,rik;r ,monr;re mr.
riwouiaoeunproniaDic.orinec.iy th t , , - combined Town
l proposed lease were entered Into. .Mp.nir Hnu ,lfnllllH' n w"Z "?"
iClVltness lllspute Twining ho were aided In theli Investigation bv
" W,. 7 n. . i "' ;-;.:".- ,. !"'""1- .'l '" Andersons llojs' ofBOcentiiavvecl. according to the com- K..'r ivp.V AID nVVIclt-J
...r ...... ....i... , uniiiiiiice uiiv Hand, the vvjn.ole trooji under -c uul i """' lie ngures tnat on tne oasis o: ' " .. . ... ... , ...
has compiled a batch of strlke-e,rf p-tl- Mister I.dgai VaMi and the olfle lals of ' - to 1 ho should glee 84 cents a vear JQ ASSIST WAR CHEST
tlons Most of the eliminations asked the l-elaware and Meiiitguirerj I ounty U'-' raised this amounl to U a vear or V "J3K" W iVU VjIlc':'J
are duplications clue, to changes In rel- eouncll Panlel r Heard Hoy Scoiit ! 'i" month ,, .
deuces 1 raudulent registration is kadei and marching guest will be nest Ulclnrel comes from a long linn of , Organization Declines to Ilriomu Ilene-
charged ill sonic of the petitions A jn iMe followed bi the Merlon lroon fghtlng ancestors l.leveu of his foie-' f,, l.r. r I'.m.l l.t Fitl !:.,
cross-cxauiluatlein by Willi
' Lewis, the Minor's transit coun-
t,S. V, Lewis said the reports he made
IgMblbllie presented by him were- not
flult of actual observation, nor had
.worked foi a transit company In
ilty that would give him kuowl-
Concernlng matters pertaining to
!Hu. All the knowledge he had
"from personal study qf transit
UUr'a reports lice said he did not
Km or tnonej to make ptrronal in-
itlonii.
Dtia question put by Mr. Lewis.
f-llttorncy. nhowed that the witness
many conclusions mostly from
It was shown that hiiw of the.
ncnla In exhibits presented by hlin
H.tha result ot deductions
, cost per passenger on an Inde
nt high-speed transit svsteni will
rur one-nfth of a cent less than
' system operated by the Itupld
Company three, vearx after
etlon. according to ono exhibit
d by Lewis, the witness
felted claims made by Director
at previous hearings and pre-
exhibits much ut variance wltl ,
til made by the Dlrcctoi
itor Twining asserted at u prevl-
lllMrtnff that the total cost of service
; fc city's system opcrateel Independ-'
ijr oil a five-cent fare one vear after
t'tetlr system Is romnletrd would
Uf.110,000, or T.3 ccntie per pasiiKrr.
Uol service operated Independently
tMM year would be I10.7t3.0fl0, a
to (.14 cents per passenger
. F, Lewis said that the total cost
indent operation on the cln's
i for the third v ear on a five-cent
'WOUld be Jl, 655. 000, or B.CS cents
enger.
Utmt of tho exhibits offered by
i,M ndevorcd to show that the-
I8ejt of the Hapld Transit Com-
1 services tha third ear after
r system is completed twlth the
,yitcm operated liitleiie ndenth
' fire-cent fare), would be j:;.-
a passenger cost of C l ccntr
arfac Lines Mould Galu
aid, among other things, that
a passenger on the high-speed
teat only 76 5 per cent as much as
blm on the surface lines He
to show that the Thlladel-
Bid Transit Company'a surface
Iwvald gain advantage through the
M thy will have a much de-
. Burden.
tmm of the exhibits prrsented by
It la asserted that at the end
third year of Independent onera-
l M the city's lines the cost per pas-
' win tie tne tamo as the cost per
on ins company's lines. From
on, according to Lewis, the
lj.wlll have the advantage over
anrs lines.
i end of fifty years, he contended.
Interest and slnklnr fund
I keoome very small, while the ex-
Eyantals of the company continue
'. The operating expenses of
uy's system were not reduced
encers decreased, he declared.
, If the company decreases Its
I still larger proportion of the
engtra would use the city's
lines The hearing- In the
i m concluded tnis week.
I rr. T Trl. 1 i.iu . f.I lc.,1, if.. f. .. ....
- - ---pw i.i- liii n .too. .i.diiv nuL.a nimiH iinn, . ..
1 1, n-. .. .t ,i. i. .. . William u.rsii-jr " "f '-i have been made ulnnr otli.r .tr..,.,. ,llr Jul' ll" ciecueraiion oi inientio n to - , ",,"'" "ri"-."" can eie ini-
Ihc first tioop of the, Ik., s.ouis of , u, ? 'fNvilMVm."" 'ami llmai ii?et To to be the L ir w.u " erl h," the Government and establish "0Md Tl,'h' oever, does not apply
Merlon will celebrate its first n. ' ! ffl,, I'llJnX'Jv'ulum. "(t 1 ,0 "iphla ?t 1-. aUo not-,Vb tfj ,T ,h tht- u,ll" " th -'t- of " Power. I "PPJoprlatlons to pay for past Kerv-
n.verfl5,omono and receive aw,d, nKr ,.;,.. vl.Wo.t MlirZ sewer"1 Use?f tV ' 'or.VU. n-'oV'to0 Z-ToLT
lor the sal.- of 10t ino In Llbertv lionds Tne, llrst subs, Hplloti to the War going over If this Is the case, tlm In- Trt DCARrilC CUPCUAM TACt. , cral hundred thousand doll for .,,e"
A puad. sta.tlng i 3 15 oclock; a Chest was made to.luv bj III. h er.l Xeb I Me-lo, s w 111 locate the t.oublc llerii- 1U KfcAKbUfc SHttHAN LAit ' oo a League Island duri g ll ,?, a
ellnne, c-len, 1 tt.P M.rln,, it,m., to foil Mas hew. the eleven-v ear-old son of water Mteuius n the cltv limits will, 19n a "u uurinc UIU atiel
vlThlVscouts ''iet'lhe "Th 2 ook , ? I ' " ' ?X V If, summtr n7TS " flS" SuVKm'' Cwti Granl8 CH' AP' ' T,le :50',"" '"" 'W "- '"UU
2"on'r ,:Xr,:i;,7.?."',,ner,,i.r 1$"? t, l'I S"it Over Fees 'SrioS.i'r.r
The patrol leaders and standard bear. " the Master Uullders Lxchange. , all , u?to , majorltj It provides $IO!ooo for the
ers of the Merlon ttocjn will lead the. Master "Maj hew receUe? an allowance . n, ni.ii, ,ii.,i,V. . . if.u ii ti,..i; ... -Major for war emergencl. s. nn Item foe
I lie
r Several limes administration . , 1 i Uu ,7,; f
ures h.ve been blocked or held un i ., . , ' . . "
a stormv two jears was anl IcVn,..' "t","-? k ,'',rn . "'. ' -nns,Ivanle Is
.. -..v ... .......u,,, v IMI-lldll .--OIU1C1S. v.l.pu ( ,v,k fonml e.rlv In .!,... I ,nnl,",uoni"" "" I0OU HIS St llic Tor
A dlscutslou of ta.tlts which might I ," .' ,; Vaf.. 2 n Li "r tho dry amenelinent Ureatlj to his sur-
have been written l,j Hcrnharell. so ' a "Vojia to.,hlrns' io, .1 , 7"' "l ff,e' ''''lmlll" of formidable cha.
closet) doe, its .earning follow the I " e..,sarv foJ enntr., ' '''e,ncJ actei arose- In the candidacy of Judge
phllosophleaUustllleatlonof warb) thatl ' ,iar0r Con,ro' llemnlnell
1'rus.slan general, was read as an evcerpt I, .. IaIn Important bills held up In Guffev's threat to Invoke the Presl
from 'The I W Its lltorv. htruc- .' '""" ' ommlttee awaiting n decision dent s nld foi war prohibition follows
turn and Methods" bj Irving Kt John of the Court, now will be brought out , ,, part
touowing nils, Mr. .Nebeker lead to , ""' .'"u i cne n lajoruv lequlred ' Should 1 obtain legal pi oof that Ileiuo-
noney Is being upeel to corrupt votes In
this campelgn, now or at the general
election whethei elected or defeated, as
a citizen and ta-:pajer of this r-ommon-we.ilth,
I am going to make some people
piv the penaltv And If tb. duly constl.
tuted authorities of the State of Penn
slv,nla cin't stop It, I will be the first
one to petition President WIIon to ex
ercise the power of war prohibition given
linn by Congress, i-o that tills election
may bo held free fiom the debauchery of
mono collected from the lliiuor Interests
pajment or tne J400U salaiv of , of J'enrosc and ins lieutenants
e petitions A jn jMe followed bj the Merlon troop full ting ancestors l.leveu of his foie
en nt work in , oiiiinllte e, the .Mellon troop, th, Ilrj a fathers fought In the llevolutlonary "VVar
ration Commls- Mawr troop under s,oui M iste'i 11 t I un '''s grandfather Wallace Mayhow
ccrns of clerks has lice
the looms of the Registration Commls- Mawr troop under s,oui M iste'i 11 K ' unJ llls grandfather Wallace Mayhow '" Urive
mociers Miice me spring rerfisirauon, Wilbur, and the Dilawar. and Montgoin- i serveei as a volunteer In the Civil War ii,e linergenty Aid has ek, lined the
April 17, going over the, lists cr Couutv ambulance ' Uoth his mother and father have- beea imii,.n , ih Wae awifnr. cv.,,,,11
Ofllclals of the lm.li d estimate tint The p.esentatlon of cheeks tor S1S00 -tlve In war work in this cltv He Is, "', " h".?a A "" ou"c11
from 10,000 to 15,000 names will bo bv l.'dnard Ilok a hpeclallj finished I ur,1, B '" Clermante.wn ! rle nils .' ,,tl0mc beneficiaries of th- War
stricken from the lists. The bulk of . Lee-Knlield rifle presented bv William "o and has been contributing his bit l Msl At tho same tlmo it lias offeicd
these, they contend, are caused by re-' De Kraft, a regimental silk American ' u' ""nf Liberty Loan bonds and war ,ts nrvicea for the chive
movals and deaths The Committee of , llag from II II Llneweaver : a check for savings ttamp This became known todas when a
n. pl.t. r ,.r vein. ..r ihiii,.ii.itinii. a l.i.
Is the ue liivulvlng Slieehan's right to James IJ lA'iinon us secretar) of the
letaln tho rees or ins onice, app.aieei oy icnnsjivania iiriugo commission and
tho Cltj hollcltoi from e'ourv or e'om- manj othei pav Items All of these will
moil Pleas No 4. which decided the ease now ,e paid on the l-snance of the
In favor f Sheehan 'necessary warrants
if sicxir- in i-ivt iui ier iiriiiiiiviii
Seventv Is reported to have done most ' $"u from Chailes Uender, i-peecne- by
oi us liivcsugaiion voris in tne Home Mr uok and Mr, Heard and detnonstra
of Its luvefctlgation work In the Thlrt- tlou of scout work will be features of lli
eenth and Kourtcenth Wards, tho event
home" wards of Representative John .
I' K. Scott
THE REV. T. W. DAVIDSON.
MISSION WORKER. DIEM
KpUropal Clergyman anil Correspon-
lent Kail Fteen III a
Vear
The Hei T William Davidson sev-
entj-four, ii'.i Hpruee street, died at
200,000 Subscriber. Sousht
At least 300 000 Individual tubscri.crs
must be enllsled to make successful
the 'War Chest uxo counties' drive
wheh will open May 20 ami continue
In one week On Philadelphia s success
I . Illltrlu Ulhu.tinn tl . . . I - - ... ..
cn-erM- nrvrriT rn-i.T- r ' ' ",.v,.v ... ar e-aewt iuea snail
MAIfI'j UhM'JIl li hit l!i I le-omc a national Institution.
' ?e Toil, ri.icago, Hoston and St
Soldier aucleville rlil Deliclil si. , --oi ir u looking forward to th
CaIP MEADE PLAYERS
letter from Mrs Alexande. J Oatsatt
tUeilrman of th Kmergencv Aid. toJ
Horutlo Ci lJojd of DrJvPl d Co,
treasurer of the War lhet, was made
public
Tlie letter follows
'The Kmrirency All of rnn?Manl Imn
under cMreful iinMralion the iiucttton
whether or not It would l to the aHanUixe
cf the orgHnlzatlon tu bi- includfd Jn tha
nr chft plan
'An jou know, the Ktirffpno Aid (whirl.
ilteiut ut Via!eni of
Mu&ir
i...,.h,i ..- - . iip m oiaepi ir vurh uuen m j-niia
t catnpaiKn lie re. Jcrv nlmci. ip tt.A IiULhist i. ur. .rrn.inr. r .Animu... it
' urn e w ot toilowcd u Interest In niinimutn o c-nirai oreanizaiion una .on
tllOfv rltle nil whnitli ir -,. . - M I tro1 I.acli fiinmHte exlBtn fur h upc
iVl tull -i.i !i? " . Zo r "rifle puroor M nubjct to un frw Jmmivr.
ntrre. ine"e ciiinq ntii rv it ! . in ,.i.nnn. u. .,..i.in .,i... k. ,.,..,
,- .. ,, , , a " - .- . a t. 111 ii Jl7t. !! lenuianuiia n ( ivaniirie I'licn no ii
versatile tioupe of Plllladelplila .autumn rhlladclnhla. will be tlm nrst funis snet .ppllrs them to th oblert for
vaiidcvllllans vvho. ere getting readv .for big city In which tho idea Is to be KSZ&i'iSLA'LSrXL iJff.sT'J? t& rSZ
it .crap Willi the Kal-ers army Is back worked out
his home 'odaj lifter an Illness of . home todaj and this afternoon appeared Tlie camii.lcni thrfnr i. ,..i.i.
vear. lie was a mlsslonari of the Uplt- ..t the eaileins of Music to frhow ..,",,': ... . ore' '. not ,lmP'
how "I.'ttlo J'cnn
lot local Interest The comfort of thou-
jear. lie was a mlsslonar of the Uplt- m the Vadeni
i nn.il Chit., h .ami KAr-uC, nf lh. t..i.t .,. ,.,.... nM .
of missions of the Pennsylvania Dloeeye down at "amp Mead.- Is iimufed , rinds of enlisted men depends upon the "!',t,r
Mr Uavldson was bom In Manchestei The il5lh Infanti v -I'lilladehihla's show Ing Philadelphia makes, as it b IS,
Pntf.oii.1 una na.rtfl tis till. nn. ,.!,, .. 1.. .. .. . ., l... ..V. ,M. 1 ... . ... I..... ... ,c ...i.n. . .. I ' ""
iriinio'iu, inii .i.v. ... ,iii l.,i,,i,, v iii pun -uiKeii us niMi .. i.mt-u ttuuui qiiow i nub uoii' cne iniiiions or eioliars to be
a child I or manv vears Iih was on tho this afternoon Tonight tomorrow af ralaed hero for the bojs" that are at
staff of e-llv Missions and served as , ttrnoe.n and ev. nlng and Keturdav after- stake, but the millions in those nthe
rhntilnln H.t the Mov Rllienslnip Plkim ,1... ....rmnn will l, rnnn,A.t .. ' UUL Kilt- l,ululMl3 n inOUC Other
and the liastern Penltentiur
He- was correspondent of the I.lxInR nllc of real"nio
Church. th Churchman and the t-outh- Thei also w
ern churchman He was a graduate- of association, wh
i for the 'hois' aru tinlous to garner a
III, I. IV, ,U , UIIIJ, Ullll. 11."
want to launch the 311th
.,..nalfillnn lIiIs1 id ti-i liu ir.nirini.ntl .
the Plllladelplila Dlvlnltv hchool and rei.tUes and fi lends of the Phil idcl
was a Civil Vjnr veteran He Is wur- phlans In that regiment Colonel C). It
vlved b his widow. Mis. Frances L-mllj hosenbaum feels that such an asrocla
Davidson tlon wm facilitate the movement of
gifts that win ue sent io me uoys when
MOVE MUHLENBERG STATUE i '"ftkgl'
The war chest plan is to isk the pub
lic to pledge what it can afford in tho
via) of subscriptions, pa) able once a
month t.o long ns the war lasts. The
mone) is to be distributed to numerous
war welfare organisations Including
tl e V M C A tho lied Cross, Knights
Over There.' I or conimuus unci other such bodies The
ment has oceuns of talent, but nnve win ne maue in Philadelphia, Mont
gomery, uciuuare,
In tin; precise e bjert of their Imuntv are
eual lo tne Hurc.ss or tne organisation
We tiellev thiet If the", elements were
cctthdrawn much of our efficiency would be
ruieu we are mciiKtieii tnai unaer in
or Che war cneel nl.n th. won. nr
nmmlltevi of ihe i:inri.tncy AM e nulil
be serloutiy impaired We therefore have.
duelled not tu .rrede to lerur kind sugcev
tlon thai the Kmtrgency VII .houl.1 bn
enmlled among the beneficiaries of the war
dint
' I lease underntand howeerr. thvt this
cl.clslon Indicates no lark of a)Tnpath with
the war chest movenunt Ve regard It aa
a meaauru cl.aeririe of communlh SUDDOrt
We ahall l Rlac, therefore, both aa an
organisation and as lncllelduals to render
The ait of Jul) JI. IBIS, making the
I otllce of Iteglster of Wills in counties
I with a population of 1.600.000 a Mlarled
position, underlies the cae rnii lueipnia
Is the onl) such count) Klfcewherc the
Iteglstei is pild b) fees hheehan con
tended the act was unconstitutional as
class legislation, and retained the fees
received from collateral Inheritance and
other btate tax payments William Me
Coach, city Trcaburer, in March, 191b,
filed proceedings in Common Pleas
Court No t. raising the ciuestion ot
Sheehan's right to such fees, estimated
as umountlng to upward of 1100,000 for
Kheehan's term, hheehan admitted tho
facts, but attacked tho Icgcllty of the
act. bheehan won out, after reurgu
ment before) Judges Andemied, Carr and
Plnletter, In October, 1916, on the right
of a Clt) Treasurer to bring action In
dividually as Incumbent nf that office
foi collection of funds alleged to be due
the city treasur), and the constitution
ality of the act of Jul). t"U3. with
reference tc the Iteglster s compensation.
A second action was brought ill l'eh
ruary. 1917, In the same Court, through
tho Count) Commissioners, while the
clt) appealed the MeCoach suit to the
Supreme Court Judge Audenrled, in
upholding bheehan's claim In the first
action, silted that h did i-o ' grudg
ing!) ' and "of necesslt)" under tho let
ter of the law
The second action, heard
t ounclls foit) cats ago passed a itilo
recruiting u two-thlids majority on
tlpincial ineabiires und thl rule ,,
bjlng set aside by the court leaves the I
majority contiol supreme.
"PLEDGE WEEKWOMEN MEETl
Scliwdh to Open ami R.tkcr to'
Close War Stump Drive
"My aelclce to the men engeged In the
manufactuie or sile of Intoxicating
lleiuors Is to keep their money In theli
pocket They had better get It while the
getting Is Rood Prohibition will be- hero
sooner than tire) expect, regirdless of
what Pennsylvania does this )car"
JLDGES OVERWORKED .
COURT TAKES RECESS
Re-
Women volunteer workers ftr the war
savings stamps drive of "Pledge Week
held an organization meet'ng todav In
Liberty Loan headquarters, where it
was announced tho campaign vclll be
opened by Charles M Schwab at a mass
'neeting In the Metropolitan Openi
House Saturday night, and will he closed
a week later with another maos-meetlna
nt the opera heuse, with Secrataiy ot
War Baker as the prlnc pal spe iker
Hundreds of women workers will
gather In the ballroom of the llellevue-
neniiorei eomoirow lor nnal organiza
iiou uim instruction in iiio c
won, i no speatccM
if Midlcav. or the Iour-Mlnuto Men,
'iniifco cuaiiuii e'JiJJCI ailCI Olliei
prominent men.
At haturdaj's niass-meetlng addresses
w 11 be made bv Mr SVIiual. I" t
befoio a ' fetotesbur) and Robert Kelso Cassalt,
PAPER PRICES SOARING:
DEALERS SLOW TO RID
..nt, ,1,. Ii. aclllo.rM W.rn Bl Ian. 1.1I
Subwav Vorls Diiplares Memorial of to repiesent the organization at the show,
r.erman.Americaii Patriot and U m.ay be V10 la8t op.E?rlu.!,lty 1 l,ce
uerman-zvincruaii t airioi t))H gHaX) of stars. The "boys" are
-rl.. statue of Peter Muhle nlifrc ii Kolng over In a fchort while, and the
days, was today removed from Its site Kaleer takes the count.
on the south entrance to City Hall to -
make room for further subway excava- .. , ,.
tlons. The entrance to the proposed lAfioed Wire Bums Hoy
..!.... iilll ha t. Iffliallv rn tha Tt'tiAti Iia Hipavi' n ua. atrlnir mun n
DUUVYltJ " iiiv risji i' it'll - . , & .fci un in . . . . . . .
where the statue rested I exposed electric wire at Klghteenth and w'invre ine uusiness una residential
-xtuhlanhera- was the German In ll.. Waverlv streets Percv Hronn. eleven .""Ctions of all communities in the livo
American ranks, who, during a discourse
to his congregation, exclaimed the now-
famous phrase:
maintaining- our own work
Mr. I.io)d's reply
I have received j.iur setter of M 7
III ulilrli vnu Inform m. tliil , mi ehlnlv II
Hucks nnA Clir.c. ' 1 not velsa for the Cmrncency Aid to b. en.
Counties. Tho main Idea behind th. i.Ln Kr""? . "Jl of. the b.nctlrlarlea of the. 'War
c , .,, , .1 . . , , -. c nv at anil la qune in artor.i with ine
iu siiiiiiimtt: nuuieiuus inuepenuenc views exprtu.d at tne crnferenre Letetcin
In sour campaign over alatnctj In our suimli for Public Schools of I'liiladrl,
power that Is eonlstent whh the duty of au' " ,or uu,,t- rnoois 01 1 llliauri-
war work financial campaigns through I our committee and the rommlties n-nrc.
ninnliramntlnn Intn nn. !.!, r.tn.l aenting the "War e heat.' ami. as 1 Ktulf.l 10
amalgamation into one Dig fund ju Ht thlt tlmp r wouM ukt, th eiim,
Tnelee Thousand 1'anvaat.era attitude If I oeeupled jour position, con
' , urn. .I n& Mill nr. 111 ni.MlIn Ihn unf.m
Tho general committee promoting tho sen emergencies or the times In conu-a
, formulating plasn to obtain subscrlp
tlons. Twelve thousand men and women
.vear, old, of 17JT Addison street suf- c?"m c . f,0"0'10 " '" Hln,t "orK a' 8
fered a severe shock and was badly I ? , 0.?!t.. " i1'" ',n0,rnln8 :'nd Eta' on tl,e
lb, a policeman rV,"" '"."?.! "l !'". ..
Vl. .. iitvi. mite via fa vi iijc vain'
burned. Ho was rescued 1
irl. - . I n tln-tA A riMOrvll esrirl Iisma 1 lea lis I Id una unnVita. ( f 1c iris, n !,-. I JH
Is n time to light; but. gentlemen, now I string after he received tho current in ','?,!" "" ff. 1",b(e, col,c,!nt'-ft"l fPn
. ii, elm. to flerhl." 'his rlirht hand buslnCBS sections of the soveral commit.
Is tho time to fight."
nitles. The house-to-house canvass will
tahe piace on inc last tnree days.
100,000 FOR SCOn FAVORITES OF STAGE bIsbIngiventrial
IN riTV SAVS VAKK- Al I Ni; l WAK WflHU T . r . ,x.e ,1cl.l..lhS .ptandW wwk th. tm.r.ne,
All VIA l) MiiAU uiuu imm.sMijM Ail fuiii TIUAlll1 'tpvPi viiiica iu UCieilSC OI oontr
On behalf of the 'War Chrst rftmniit
k, I uUli to assure rtu that ue apprtcliite
the aniiurAn(i' sou haM sUen both orbKll
unci in jour letter that ou uro In nsmpath)
with the ' nr Chest inutrniui tin 1 tliut
sou will, both us an orcanlzjtlnn unt hi
Indlvl lual cHe us ten Bmlntain-o In
our utiMcr
rollnwlnc tlift prrTntaflin which ou cai
m iffttr Any, I am taklntf th liberty of
publishing- sour letter, us I think It la r
ttfiilri.blt tliKi th" ItiTKf mcmbratilp of Hi
l.miTirencs AU ahould know that sou are
lu full Hcrord with what ue ro aklnK to
ucrompllah
"1 vtnh to re Hera I what I wahl to sou
pfirsonall), tint If at an time) In th future
the hmi rfftnr Aid nrln monej, and It ta
iMittabl In th Wtr then I feel confl
'lent lh War Welfare Council wouM bo in
rsvor or gnmc u io sou. e an hppre.
(VI. i
fG TO INSPECT
HAIL PLANE LANDING
f r i I,
Cmp Omett to Make Enm
of Site Selected in
Battletoa
crp officer feav TVash-
'te iBipect landing
,n eh a-..i.i. .
.... .. n ai.iuiiiiii.
w York 'air mail rout.
IT thtt l&ndlnr flald rhaun
on the outskirts of this
w win insutci nranniiAri
St BsJtimora. Ultra r1
unsaon ana .New Bruns
nail aarvtcA vlll t.
llt with slmultinou d-
r .Torn 'una Wah
to aton en routa at
if -
'Will b. usd In tha
Moo Dcsartment at
1 tjejWJJ. this sftsmoon.
aWHgsrs. Havr da Orac,
mmm sw jarwaswieuK,.
TAX CALL SOON
j,
U UUN tlrTm
CertUitor af Jnt.rnai
hr JMiImmm avt
I MU aaaa as tha
tf vat
Accused Lieutenant
... .Police Lieutenant John It ItlBblnn.
benator ttes renrosc rretiic- I'atnoticallj Mcvotc Time and ii'en"a"i,earTnB mSZ tha SS ktrta
tions in Answering Claim of
Beidleman Victory
Effort to Play Here for
Red Cross
Congressman John R. K. hcott will
sweep this city with upward of 100,000
majority," was the answer of Senator
Vare to tha prediction by Senator, Pen
rose that Senator Beidleman would carry
Sincere patriotism and a ceneroslly
characteristic of the theatrical profes
sion in times of stress and need have
brought together a remarkable cast for
the production at the Metropolitan Opera
Philadelphia. Vare cited past predlc ,nouse ?U. 5 of j Hartley Jfanners's
tlons of the senior Senator to bade up
his own assertions.
"Penrose said that Tsft would carrj
seventy-five out of the sevent-slx presl.
dentlal electors In 1913 In this State."
said Senator Vare. 'When the vote was
counted Taft got only nine, three of the
nine being my friends Harry C. nans
ley. Hugh Blaclc and Congressman Vare.
"Penrose also made the prediction as
late a noon on last election day that the
Town Meeting party would sweep the
city by 10,000. The result was, exclusive
of the Pemocratlc vote, as the oftlclal re.
turns show, that the regular Republican
candidates had a majority of 12,000 over
tha Town M.etlftg candidates.
Tha facta ara that Congressman John
R, JC Beott wW sweep this city with
a majority ot upward of 100,000. Tha
paopja are resenting Penrosea's abuse of
oaaM. Philadelphia's eandhUta. and Pen.
reaa'a attacks wHI been Soolt. Crttloislng
aott tor belmr .erlnaal.!lrr won't
r mmmfmiw. pipiwiin. hmhj
Slxik
vvsr drama, "Out There"
Tne entire proceeds will be devoted
to the needs of the American Red Cross
Philadelphia will be the second of the
ten largest cities of the country to see
the play. The first performance will
be given In Washington, with the Presi
dent and everyofflclal of the Administra
tion, many members of Congress and the
entire diplomatic corps In attendance
Ii T. Stotesbury will preside at an
auction sale of seats and boxes at the
Poirest Theatre tomorrow afternoon at
1:30 o'clock. De Wolf Iiopp-r, assisted
by other theatrical celebrities, will be
the suetloneer.
Like the Liberty Loan campaigners
the managers of "Out There" have titu'
a minimum quota of money that must
be pledged at the auction, deciding on
a figure several thousand dollars In ex
cess of that pledged at the Washington
auction, where the entire house waa sold
In one nay.
The regular sale of seats will be at
1101 Chestnut street. Th prices win
raaifroen ft to IB.
eiu.in.ne.casi oi ,"jui There"
JSi.T7LZ.i2Z
thee nollre trlul
board thin afternoon on the charge of
neglect of duti. Meutuenant iiiahliia-
vvas llBted for trial nfter CaptaU feouder
and a squad raided two alleged gambling
I houtceu In bis district.
During tho liearlnir Cautain TVmn..,
characterized Illvblne as "one of the beat
otflcers In Philadelphia,"
It was teatltled that a complaint had
been made to Lieutenant Uliblng ubout
the place raided, and that he sent men
to Investigate, but ordered no raldx
Durlnir the trial of Kduard W, Free
man and Joseph W. Dove ling, patrolmen
of the Nineteenth and Oxford streets
atation. it was tentltled that, following
the theft of beef and two meat clea.vera
front Oeorge I.lneenme) er. In the Oxford
market, Treeman paid Llnsenmev er
116 4S, the amount at which the stolen
articles were valued. He said he did
so after being Informed he and Freeman
were blamed for the robbery and could
avoid criticism and trial bj pavlnr the
money.
Howling and Krecman were said to
have been asleep in the atation house
when the robbery occurred,
DINE HIGH ABOVE CITY
Adelpliia't Lofty Roof Cartlen Openi
Fifth Sesion
When one i in a shaded garden
twent)-one stories above the swelter and
confusion of the city streets, such an
noyances as heat and noise seem as far
distant as the poles.
This Is the fortunate situation of the
Hotel Adelphta roof garden, which
opened yesterday for Ita fifth season,
Though a kitchen strike was In prog
ress, those at the opening would never
have Unown it
The orchestra this season Is up to
the high standard of former years, and
has been' ps Id many compliments There
was prals jesteretay also for the ao
yflffegtg :(? "B,'" '?h lao
Held for Bone Tliefl.
Menu Collins, l.oula Llpneit and
Reoigo nduardh, all of New York, were
held for court by United States Com
missioner Ixme at the Federal Uulldlng
till- afternoon
The men were charged with having
atolen fifteen $30 Liberty bonda from a
store here last haturdav. Collins and
Llppert were held In $3,600 ball each
and Edwards in K.G00
I1KATIIS
KTANO May 9, OAH01.1NS hTANO tnea
Kloaej. widow of Oeorsa Htatie. aeed 7J.
rttlativea and frtenda, alao membera of
ljedln" Mi Mictty eif th Uerman Re.
formed Emanuel ( tiurcli. Invited to tuncral.
Hat , ::, p m., IDJO Parian at. Int. Farn-
WNUI.AN May 7. SISTf.H MAltT AONT.S.
dauahter of 'Ihomaa ami Mary Nolan. Jtelu.
tlvea and frlenda Invited to funeral, t-'rl ,
V a. m , from tit. Joaeph'a Convent. Cheat
nut lllll .
HKt.l' MANTT3) VT.VLtl.n
UljOKKEfcPEK AND UTENOtlRAPIthll An
vitellent permanent openlna la ottered an
experienced booklteepr and atennerapherj one
lth knowledce of real eatate bualnaaa pre
ferredi socxl aalaryi site full nartlculara in
flrat letter P S2i lelr Office.
IIF.I.P WA vixn MAI r.
ESTIMATORS AND RATE BETTURS Jfn
exper'd on aattlnc pltca-worlt prices for
flratilaaa machine operation on medium and
larsa work, tnuil ba familiar with maximum
Ifua inu ,iwr,i-. ri'lc,""fv'l"(n. pe
i ana e o . iatar. fi
VVeallnhou Ble
Pa
MAOI1NISTS Plrat-claaa mechanics to acl
aa demonatratora on lathes, planers borlns
mllla and tnllllns machlnea; must b familiar
with the operation of up-to-date motor-driven
machinery setting up of work on machlnaa
and with maximum feada and epatda Apply
(employment Dcrt , Wectlnshnusa BUctrlc a
Manutartunns co . tracer, i-a
riRBMAN wanted for small rower plant!
apod pay Apply 414 N. Sd at)
BOAEntXO
rHB UTTLB TKA, ROOM, In the Clermont.
44th n Walnut! txcellent Ubla, pbone
phi. Will Con! Cily About
$33,000
Uecaue of boarlntr prices-, feiv bids
for paper for the public school, were
received by tho property committee of
the Board of Kducatiou this afternoon
at the hchool Administration Building,
.Nineteenth and Chestnut streets
Tho paper for the school" will prob
nblv coat about $35,000, Kleveti cur
loads uio needed
Bids for tho removal of ashes were
lower than expected Last jear It exist
117,205 while this jear tho ligure is
only 120,275
Iiou. man Brother, contractors, aaked
the propertj committee Isj recommend to
the Botrd of Kducatlon that they bo
recompensed for a loss of H0OO on u
eontrnct for un addition to the Key
School, at Klghth and Wolf streets
M lots necessary to the building
were not vacated for home time In
the meantime the price of labor and
material advanced, and Bowman Broth
em lost, they say The matter waa
referred to the solicitors of the Board
of Kducatlon
l.trv attn reillltcrl III .1 dec iulnn In State director of 116 Var fcntlntrn mm
hhechan's favor It Is on appeal from mlttee John McCormnck, tenor, will
this verdict that todav h aulon Is bated ' fclnjf
Secrctarv Uaher ve III deliver (he nrin.
clpal address at the cloilnir of the cam
paign a week front hattinlav Ho will
arrive In this c'ty shortly before the time
set for his uddreHs
Members of the Kmergencv Aid of
Pennsvlvanla today unanlinouslj In
dorsed 'War Savings StanniH Pl(.,l..
Weelc." I'ollowlng this action the I'hlla- I
delphia members of the organization de-
elded to conduct a Lilly at the Matue
of Llbertj Monday afternoon at 12 30
o'clock
Receiver of Taxes KendrlcU todav an
nounced that the members of Lu Lu
Temple, A A D .V M S, would take
part In a patriotic demoui-tiatloii May
17 at the Matue of Llbertv
Supicmc Slate Tribunal Ki.-e-. to
convene pain at Harri-bur
Mav 27
1 ho hupreine Couit of I'eiinsvlvanla,
which has been sitting In this city since
January, adjourned today to reconveno
whin one or both of the existing vacan
cies on the bench, caused by the icccnt
deaths of Justices Potter nnd Mestre
sat, are lllled The adjournment, which
does not urually taKe rilaco until tha
end of 3h), was In accordance with the '
following pir curiam older
nd now. Mas 1. IMg. tli, e'oiirt will
rise, to reconveno when one or botl. of
tie exist nc vacancies n t are F.Veel.
In tlio ienvnKlng,f conditions pe-nnlt the court will st t1
will Im Benjiimln HnrilsuuiB on Monday the- J7th Instant.
rour-.MInuto Men.The trothonotar will forthwith give no
tice or tiuv oruer to counsel in all cases
on th argument llts foi the next two
weeks, and notlf them nt a later dato
when the inld cases w ill be ready"
Willi., the court concluded the hearlnR
of nigiiment In c.isch appealed from U
htate counties for the week, the ad
journment Was intliei unexpected and
Is believed to be due to the work of the
tribunal being hainpeied by tho ehort
ago of Justices
BULLET WOUND FATAL
Punctures Bov Intestines Fourteen
Times An Accident
Norrlatown. Pa, Mav 9 A Ion, a
Weldner, who win shot eterdav bj
Itlihard Helms, n companion, died at
the Is'orrlstow n Ilcnltii! this ltornlmr
The bullet had punctured the small In
testines fourteen times,
In the absence of a coroner, the reglei. .
trar for Xorrlstown, CharleB K. White. I
after making an investigation, notified I
the District Attorney that death was
caused by "shock and hemorrhage due.
to a gunshot wound In the abdomen, I
accidentally Inflicted by Itlchurd Helms" '
Important
Changes in
Train Service
Effective May 12
The Jllslit train time leaving- llrnad
Street Station at 11- ; a. M. with
;lirnuh Sleeping Pure to llalllmore.
VVaahlnston unci Itlehmoncl will bo
hanred to leave- iircw.I street station
at 10 B0 P vt liminnlnir Maj 12,
atopplnir at VVIImlnnton onli to re
clvtf raaensera
The sertlen nf thin train from New
Vork earrslns ateepliia rara to Rich
mond Jaekaonvllle Vtrmptila and
i'ts1"' .""vs .lr",.,ni ,V"i Phiii.
delphia at 12 111 A M will lj
ehanied lo leave thlt atation at
Lcw-al train for tVllmlnaton now la..
Ins Itrond Rtreet Station nt to SI P
M. veeek-clava will be rh.nern1 to
lve nt 10 It P M, anl local train
for Iamcikln now 1-avlnz Rroacl
street Station on Sunnaja at 10 4ll
V M will ba chniia-ed to leave at
t0.5H P M
bt.ll MHV TIVIK TAIIt.LS
Pennsylvania R. R.
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Patent Celt, white ralf tooM 0
Hlaek Calf, fcutlaa or Uee SJ.tV
Iherk Tan. boltea or laf..J.l
vviiita riaih st.on
Uhlte Bork U.ei
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rriec si to Strei
4 to! Ute11
rstent or Dull CoJf KM It.li
Dark Tsa IS JO 13.00
White Ke-rDtlanna S1.15 tt.ii
Whit. Buckskin ..ti.ti MM
Selecting Her Hope Chest
of Summer Shoes
and oh such wonderful variety nt
Dalsimer's. New styles, many of
them, and others are the tried and true
models that have been found best for
the growing foot. In fact, all of
Dalsimer shoes for the little folks are
built on the lines which permit foot
freedom and it is surprising how good'
looking these little wide-toe shoes are.
Our Children' t Department is
a complete store in itself,
'TIS A FEAT TO FIT FEET
Talent or Dull (alt
Vlahessnv Tan Calf
Sizes 6 to 61.
$3.25
Sfcea S'i to 11,
$3.90
.si.i.n
,J.oe
sioe
11.75
mark Kid
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sir ei 1 19 i.
HELP THE KIDDIES SAVE
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i
Hafatme
THEIR "LITTLE BIT" HELPS
ws.s.
PLEDGE WEEK-I2tk u 18th The Big Shoe Store
PLEDGE WEEK-12tk U ISA -i
Semlor renroto brushed ns de party
lines thN afternnon and took a hand
In the contest between Jewpli V, Cluffey
nml Municipal Judge llnnnlwell for the
Democratic nomination, for Ofvernor.
The Senator availed tluffey, who at
tacked him In a statement for his nl
legeel uo of n 'luh fund ' contributed
by the lit ewers, tn bring about h'a own
' .nllnn n ft,. l. .. 1.. lllll
LUlllliUL Uf LUUINLILlJ limmi 'menev ll being U'eeTtcj corrupt
votera In tlila campaign" ho would netl-
tlon I rcs'dent Wilson In exert his power
o' war prohibition and ftcclarp I'ennayl
vmla elri " until aftei election claj
tlulTev s chief attack wns etellvTred
against hl rppntient JudKc Uonnlwell,
but he took the fellow Ing lllnr; nt fenna
tor Penrore .
Penrose extnittil JCOOdOO from brew
eries iilono tn bring about the defeat of
Vance McCormlcl. for Uovernor nnd liH
own election to the I lilted Males -en
ntei four emn hkii Th" brewers theni
rlve, under oatli In the I'nlted StntJS
Court at l'lttsbiirsh ndinltted the i-on
trlbutlnn
I'haracterUlnK IJu(Yev s accusation a
unimportant, Senator I'enro said In
part 'It Is well kncTAii tint lies hid
Intended tu refrain from any derl iratloii
on the eiuestlnn of prohibition until after
I In has never xhlblted
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