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CITHS PLACED I
ON SUGAR RATION
PACKING MAIL FOR AERO DELIVERY
swasrwY
theaut OMA1TC1remen , r'liary Consumer Not,
' Hit, But Canning Sup
i ply Is Limited ,
High Pitch Production
When every branch of national
production is strained to the ut
most, you must take nochanccs.
Protect your plant against fire anil
prevent interruption to business by
equipping your bulldlnr; with Globe
, 6prinklers. They pay for themselves.
GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.
(OSS WASHINGTON AVE. DlrMnunn 431
MANUFACTURERS CUT
.sssBtISh???! l (l5prinUfri .-
WAR CHEST SHARE
FOR BOY SCOUTS as
1 fhllnrlctplila went on sucar rations to
day. i This iIom not brine; hardship to the
rmall conumr. It Is i measure primar
ily for the limitation of the eugir used
by manufacturers.
I Dut housewives rettulrltiR more .than
Ave pounds of FtiRar and needed for can-
i nine must slrn n ttic.r certificate at the
crocer'a HiilIi a card allows them tn
obtain tucntj-flve pounds of sujar at
one time.
In Illllne out th certificate the con- t
turner must declare the sucar will he
until only for horns piesonlne and that
no sugar will he nrdeierl from any
Miuto In excess of the requirements
for that nuniT-r. The miantltv of aucir
on hand must he stated and the amount ,
ft in carmine and weserv nr ilurlnc I
inun he chen
Helium fin ofi a.ui T.vnoo manufac
ture! r ol foodstuffs In this State who
use surar hi their Industries nvit take
1VT 1 TT 1 -mm 1-, u" "K"r "1 UIPIT inUUSlllCS tlVlt UlhC
INeetl JHeln 111 JMOIICV JJC- oul 1( ''"' ndmlnlMratlon"a latlonhiK
1 . certificates or thcyvWIl be unable tu
cause oi threat increase j"h
"-""" I The food administration has sent In
in Antivitine structlins to all riflnem and wholesalers
-ttt r
INBOUND FREIGHT
UNDER EMBARGO
Z3L
"BLOODY nFTH" DATE SET
..
AritfUMii
!-,
Murder Conspiracy Cases to Be
Tried Week of August 0
. Th Fifth Ward murder election
eases, which were ordered to be tried In I '
cnrsiDLfASB
BECOME PRODUCTIVE
.. Chester County hy the Supreme Court on . PntrTnlcfn fnr Tmnrnvemenli
War Reeulations to Re eve "n application for a charm, of venue. lotyiakcnior, implements
c will begin at West Chester the wreK or
Congestion and Speed
Shipments
FOODSTUFFS
Will Be Mnrle to Bring in
Big Revenue
August Sfi. This was definitely decided
when District Attorney Ttotnn. James I
day Oordon. Jr.. nnd Josenh Taulane,
Assistant District Attorneys', and Wll- . .
Iln... rl.fiw . f.t.1... U'llllum nntlor. I
Jr.. Juilge Hause and District Attorney ' According to the records of the re
EXCEPTED wlc. .orsanlzed real estate dlxlslon of the
District Attorney itotan said tnat, nureau of City rroperty. many plots
representing, the Commonwealth, he was tnkfn for publ)c but ns , umeeIoped
eager for an early trial and suKKCstcd ... i . j . .,
that If next week was possible he was i ' I'roxements. will be made to pay the
ready to co to trial In this he was city hand-ome revenue this jear.
Joined by Mr. Oray. who represents the rl'p l,,ot" "", frni comp.iratUely
ilefemlant!.. mirl r.tlie nf the. Plilladel- ?",l trnctH to sections a block In site.
phla party wete In n similar frame of
mind, but the Chester County Judces.
A rtenenl embnrsn on IneomlnR frelcht
for the duration of the war went Into
effect today.
1 The new r-eulatlotis for this city nnd
I Baltimore are dcilcnrd tn relieve the
1 congestion, thereby spcedln tip the
l.li..nl .B.na n.i.l ,.( I , M I I n ti tltlll
niuiiiriii ,i in"))" .iim iiniiiiifn.. . . - . ,,,.
utllliliiB railroad terminals to their best after hearlnir the Mew, the visit nB
,.i V. tu. ..-.i,.in. ,i nv attorneys, explained that It seemed lm-
In Kreat incisure wlth's peculation on PosHl.le to call an exti a session of court
foodstuffs I1" Nlcw ot ,ho f"rt ,,,,lt ""' f'1""'5"
The reRulatlnns roNern eat load do- ' Chester County, who In the main
mesllc fre.Rht tra.l,P from all part, nf I '"''- '':"'?. "r . "?";"
the country to freight station-, tram """ ".. ......,.- ...... .v ''""'
. ' . . . ..... .. Kli r nil In it nimnn Ihem linti' Th
-. iiniii n. Biiniiiii'ti hi ill ii""i
tracks and prlate sidings In l'hlladel
phla
To Keep the tr.'n'portatlnn lines and
terminals opn frr the use of the Ren
(ral nubile It has been found lnineratle-
ly neie-sary to co-ordinate to the full
est po-slble extent the tall movement
J with each eolslRiirr's rcmili fluents and
'ability promptly to make delivery of the
ifrelRht upon arrival at the de'tlintlon
Delinquent toiislRtires will not obtain
peilnd decldtd upon Is the usual mid
summer criminal term of court.
AFTER CLEAN-UP SLACKERS
Detail flRiirrs In reference to this revenue
were tiled with Director Dalesman to
day hv Chief Arthur, of the nureau of
City Property, who. with the Director,
effected the rcorRanlnatlon.
The plot bounded by Tenth. Lombard,
i:iVfr.th and Hodman streets, which Is
eventually to be n modern recreation
center, will yield In rentals thl year
fiDll, vhleh Is far above the Interest
charees on the money to he spent In the
dsvelopniint of the plot eventually, and
ample to cover all carryliiR charges of
the property within this site. Aside from
this, u pirlll to the city will be left.
T lie pint at Front, Allen nnd Hope
'T-jsra
Perry's!
for thai
Summer Si
Knur.!. Iiunrrlnn Kiiwl Kvi. sticets will yield about $1218. Oround
. ' , ' taken over by the city for the openliiR
tlcnco of Ciirclc?nc?s
Score, or clean-up slackers bad com-
of Delaware avenue, from Falrmount
avenue to Laurel street, will vleld
DRIVE OPENS NEXT WEEK
of rtiR.ir not tn i-l nny sucar tn manti
raelurtr, who do not piodure a sugar
certlrti. He The sworn statements mu-t
show bow much sUKar Is needed ami
the (Uantitv lued durliiR the pievlous
yi a r.
The Boy Scouts of America will have
a corner In the War Chet.
Government war demtnds, so great
that the small membership fee which
lias heretofore supported th- Nation il
Council of the organization Is no longer
sufficient to carry on the work all pver
(fl l"t'.W.ooa K I !l'!er...nl
A New York postal ilrrk it fliown filling one of the mail Imp, wliirh i
I in; lirnuplit In I'hilailelpliia toil.15 liv airplane on it mi In Waliin;
ton. Tlic rat c.i are twcntv-fniir tent, an ounce, fnr wlii.li .penal stamps
bearing; that denomination arr being made
I favorable consideration of applications Plaint, lodged against them todav h city ' - roumi taken for the open-
for rillroadri., for r?rlnn Inspectors acting under Director Kru-en, Ing of Kenyon street In the twenty-
.K'Tllr hehavvce's" &?" "P-""! of Health and Carl- second ward on which there are two
I tie, of freight on hand at railroad ter-, lhf,, complaints were tiled with C,y pP ll V rr. .VreeJ tt'
initials. TIM, will do away In n great Solicitor Connelly, who. becauro of their P ,,, ",-,. .ini -Manay-
measure with the congestion on tallrnad ' number, has aslgned a special nsnlstant """' ' '" '"''
tr.ioi.a m.a ui,tiu . I) take eliarce of tbe work
, The noueral embargo will cariv some ' The '"P-ln". "'''ll0''""1?
pveptlons. among which are perishable .,;!,1!0al;,hVr:"epar,t,,,,e,t,ade,d I
foodstuffs, coal, Government freight and 1 ,y irfctor Krusen, started yesterday
rrelght for tallrnad use nnd certain war ' iimnilng and will cover the city before
.Industries. All other ttalllc will be completion The first day's reports show
handled onlv upon special permits cover- n laxity and carelessness seldom It ever
lug eash Individual shipment. equaled here . ,.,.,.
1 The inoi Imnnri .1.1 inn nf the new During "Clean-up v eek" the an-
I ,J, 1Z. ,,l V "' I , ,.nMirt nouncement was made that sla(keis who
cgulatlon, that have been formulated fnl,C(, to lake ndvantage of the extra
1 limnm m nnnoirnn ' n nn inn mr nnnID rI n 1 mr ninrv rvn lr""' coiigesuon a, wen a, specui... rorC(, 0r n,bh h co lectors and the tin.
ACTION IS APPROVED SOIL OF VALLEY FORGE PLEA FOR BIRD LIFE ,'i hWrrK rs1 ;W .isSnwis p2
penult liefnre the frctght w W allowed miel This arnliJr. Plrcclor Krusen
.. i ri -i,t,x.,A,i Katfl tnd.iv. was dl.Mpe.irdpd bv iiihiiv
' llli ilin iat.t , . tt. n-. ... U.l
TIlF .lllmltl hitrjttnn nf tlirt urn i.iren U ""." "" CJ?"lfc ""1 " ",l """ "iiik
KENNY'S SHIBE PARK BLUE DEVILS TREAD PRESENT 'SANCTUARY
mo country, necessitated a request from ,-xfll c r 1- . . irr i- t- t ti tr- vt o I n ! n .luuiiiiisiraiion ni nie einu.irKo 1, .,., r,i hv tbe onuri tn .lejn on nr n.v
.t. ........ . ,M l " '" ' iMllls Snvs PiiIii-p l.iiriliiin Wna I' .nillnll: Ii-piii.i llernee View Airs. Si'lireiner Pimilc Prn. liamll..! 1... . ..... 1.. .i,..i .in,iio '""'"" nj ine lourt to 1 lean up nr pa
in i-niiaaeipnia Council that .1 little ' " " "' w -"r"" ,; ,-. J .i. ;",'... .:",....... .Vi 1 1 PC iiany lor
space In tho chest he set aside for the
Seouts. 1
Four hundred thousanJ Boy Scouts In '
the United States, located in every '
village and hamlet, at every crossroad. '
have been cdVerlng- themcivos. with
Rlory In tho sale of I,lbeity noiid, and
thrift stamps, while at th- present, at
Actiii" Within Ridits
and Dutv
Historic Scours of Revo-
liitioiKirv Times
t - a
duce i" antasy lielore
Oak Lane Chili
twenty-five
x If wed his-
In nld In
eyceuuiK up mo vi ar vork
The, Phl'adelphla Council. In better
financial condition than any other .-nun.
ell In the enuntrv. Is In n position to
conduct its affairs for thieo years with,
out asking nld. but the National Council
Is In no Buch condition.
In upholding the stand taken by Cap- 1 Reverently trending the sacred soli of
tain Kenny Inordeilng his nolkemen v.allev forge, hallow eil bv the suffering.
from Shlbe T'.ul; during sesterdas'a
iUn M. ...... .. t. ... . -..'. fc . ...
... .t.,u,i. iu i-rcsiuciii vviison. tliey nasciMii g nun bi tween tlie Athletics and torio scem of the Revolution
-.. "uiuik in., wno.i, ami nill,ile.
.11 pearcn 01 niacK vvnlnu
V , ""''' """"""' """ "- from llnrilsbiiig todav They arc being
would Issue Identification card, signed I entertained bv prominent Main Line
by himself for detective, and men In women
plain clothes who arc detailed at the fifty of them enjo.ved iet and recre.
baseball park In nddltlon to their rtg- ntlon at riement A r-rlscomn tountry
ular police I'trdcntlnlK Ki nny quit tho
park nod calkd out the policemen be
cause .1 gatekeeper Insisted he pay a
ten-cent war tax"
In leforcnco to Captain Kenny's action
s-up"rintcnicnt Mills said today
PROBATION CHIEF RESIGNS
.Smut, Nerd Sniw ,l.l
There Is nlmost a unlveisal misunder
standing of tho Hoy Scouts In their re
lation to the War Chest, ai cording tn
local ofllcers of the 01 c.-inl?..!!.... n.,.t
only those who know the Internal flnan-
"Kenny Is police captain In the dIM- tallied by Mrs, Drexel Paul and Mrs
division of the freight trafllc tntniiMsfcion
Tor the N'orth Atlantic porta.
The ceneral headquarters are In New
1 Vnrk The Philadelphia branch has
olllces In Itnoni 131. Ilroad Street Sta-
tlon It It Itlvdenhurgh. chairman of
"Sanctuary." n bird masque hv Terey , ","! I'hlladelphla domestic division. Is in
Mackaye. a, give,, this af.ernnn on "-." In Philadelphia.
the estate of Mts i: Clarence Miller, at
The men Oak Lane, to 111.1 ik the closing meeting
contingent nf too famous of lhp 0t1( j p plP,P,v ru,
(m l.n ....I...1 n Ta. ..n
The nlav. n out-. act fantasy written In
blank verse. I, a plea for the pres-r- ill Washington
vatlon of birds It was given about, Announcement wa, made todav nf the
seven xcars agn In New fngland, when resignation of Miss Henrietta S Addlton
President Wilson nnd his first wife as ch'ef probation ntlker of the Juvenile
were spectatots. nnd their ilitighter Court.
Margaret nnd Jessie, were actresses In She left to accept the position nf as-
the little drama Mr Wilson expressed slstant director of the committee on pro-
gieat delight, and expressed his approv- leciive work for girls In Washington
nl nf the plea It urges.
The production was directed on
maintaining a nuisance
I'mniht lomnliaiHo with the court nider
to clean up may lcsult in flnea being
hi !.l up
GARBAGE MEN PENALIZED
Fine? Imposed For Careless Work
in April
fenaltte' aggregating S194S f.n liave
been Imposed by Director of public
Mis, Atltliinn Will Take Pn-itioii JV.?,l.,.,.,.r.'i'".?.i,.,...,ip?"..I.r5' l,'".",.n5
HI'I -(l tXllll I UIMMfll II'IHI IIIIH I Wllllltl-
tiP. for failure tn do their ok prop-
Ladies' Shirt Waists
Atl STYI.KS. INTLCD-
INO SII.K AND
(iEt)R(lKTTK CltF.rB
lltit qualltv: white and
colors.
x Special Value
p $1.50 to $6
Also full line of Udlci.
children's and. men'i
linBf.
McPHILOMY'S, 1624 Market St.
NE.XT TO STANLEY THEATRE
OPEN EVENINGS
Except Tueidar and Wednendar
&
lt rj
rejldenco at Wa ne Twonty-ftve were
entertained at brenkfAst at the Louella
Jt Wayne, hy Mrs francis M. Roberts
Mrs. Charles A Munn, of Wnodcrest.
Radnor, was hostess to a party for
lunclieim. and others are being enter-
Mou .11 which hhlbe Park Is l.icated. Ho Paul Mills. Tomorrow the whole party tlrely by Mrs miziiheth Lavender
and also the gatekeepers. Ah It Is his
part tn see th it policeman stationed at
the ball park perform their duties, he
Jiau 11 tiRiit to enter the park without londlycheeredthcKrenchlieri.es. 1 were only
"'" " " I The men arrived at Devon In three
.'." ' ."'.'" """ "e "" m no sneeal lour st eeti ne nre. which r.
clal construction of the movement o.-m I" known to the nftlcera nf the ball nark ..111 i.,.,i 'n, .in. ... u-nn.in...(
.. ,u ,. - 1 ... ,i. ...-! . ,. .- .. ,..... .... ...w ... ..v.,.-.
i-.Ma.u ini- suuaiion.
The Philadelphia Council bus asked
the War Chest to assume the small
burden and what they ask Is a small
amount of tho extraordinary expense
of war In order that tho Scouts every
where may continue to make gaidens,
sell bonds nnd thrift stamps, hunt black
walnut trees, and half u hundicd othei
things.
The War Chest drive will start Mon
day, Already the workers are "head
over heels" In work, War Chest clubs
nre being organised among the various
business clubs of the city nnd enthusi
astic meetings are being held everywhere.
"HEYDAY" MERRYMAKERS
Schrelner, pr'nelpal of th" Philadelphia
live hundred poisons assembled at School of Lxpresslon and Dreinatlc Art.
TAInn (nJ.i. 11 li. ,1... ...a.. .. ...... ...... .... !. llll .tin Ifl Ifllltl, ,,.. Iin. .lln.A.l 1., llfir
. 'V. .11. I "i. ... , .11.. I..,- ll.V . .1.-11 ,11 III. I 11,. .-,i. llir ... in, nth ', 1 ..ti, .ii,j,i, tif .., .,..... ... ,, . ... ,.,
........ . ...... ....... -. .,.-., , . .. ... mi... i.. I....... r. 'loveinnieiit as director of the commtt
lil'-u rflliws li'Mllls in .K'KUIHIlirm anil . .ukiiii-. , .,..r- riiiuu-K ,--.iii rill. I inrir i,t-u sil in. . ... ...
crlv In April
The fines were as follows- p J law.
lor. $ln.5n; Cunningham ft Mutrav.
$L'I; IMwIn II Vare. $37B ; T I.
flanagan. IJED.sn. Howard i: Ruch
estate, $111 5n, p. J. & A Peoples.
$114; fiank Curran. $39;, and David
MoMahnn estate, $48.
The Penn Iteduitlon Companv. wlikh
ha, the tontract fnr lolloitlns the cat-
Mr.S JnilO lleefer III....!,, f..r,, l.lef I'll gO Of tllO elltln- Oltj'. WilS lined $2'.'(!
probation oUlcer of the Mu'ntcMial Court. , f"r neglecting to make collection,.
recently resigned because of dlllleultv
with Judge Urown over the matter of
salary Several month, ago she was
glvi n a leave of nbsence to work fnr the
OLD PARLOR SUITS
MADK EQUAL TO NEW
ir-,lwtlBfa J
Rr-ronstrilrted
and rollahrd
10
tin
S tin C'ATrn Made
to Order. SI m.
We aell uphol-
trrv tfnnrla at
nholeaale nrlrea '
a targe selection I
Rtns on nana.
Mr (iuurantee First Llan Mork
American Upholstery Co.
Olrlrnt nnd Ltiriceat Hone of Kb Kind
732 Arch Street ,,,, 3868
mi
L I
J 2 " Al
ft
! ft , H
te
SK
Dn.rr. ti
1U1J o
I
In the paik he was stopped and nsked
to pay war tax. Now the federal law
exempta -an officer on otllcial busmes,
from pjylng a war tax, and Captain
.enny was tliere on oMldal business.
"In New York city tho police do not
enter the hall parka to provide pro
tection for the park owners, but the
baseball officials havo to furnish their
own policemen on the Inside of th3
gl minds
"The fpiestlon In my mind now !s
whether the policemen shouldn't be nn
tl.-.ffln llllll- InStef.rl e .. f.I,.l,l,in n 1nll
TUT OrtS.mr.rtI 1 m nr... - " .."-.... v.. .....v .. ...,
Ji LUAlltUIi Al I'lMt game.
were only six speaking characters In the ''''-',. -mi" .xoiiiion necomes nssisiam
play, but the entile school participated ?J?"J? Washington tomorrow.
In the pantomime and the dances, which ' . ,T.?i. . , .. '".I"-'3 'V' 'M?"
took place on a natuial stage on Mrs. "'," ltJ1,l, c"'c, .""" ' ",",rk "'. "",
Mlllefs place foimed by ., semi- S" 'I'lll.ZZ" 'h' J .u.nj .l.0"
mained on the siding until davhreak.
four officers nre In charge of the nartv Miller's place fomii"
which Includes one American, Corporal ilrcle nf dark trees
Amrnd. who fought with them during Here Quercus, the faun keeper of the
the campaign isanctuar, whole all the birds nf the
The main outing was planned by fnrcst ma' ,lml safety met the poet,
women ot mat section rnr me nernes Ffii-""'"' ''" '"' -...-o.-... ... woe .....-,
that they would hive a thorough rest I '. ' '"'rds with men Then i.une
nnd recreation "Thev are nnt l.eino' Stark, tho hunter of plumes, who shot I
entertained, thev're .'.ist lestlng and n tar" a"rt beautiful bird, which fell,
having fun" explained Mrs. Munn wounded Into the sanctuary. Thus the (jfrmaii l.nemics of hairriMii
ing of Taeita. Mcel Toiitplil
thi snlrlt of the dance, who healed the vMth the Indorsement nf President
naving inn explained .virs. .vitmn. ..... ...... ...-- ,.,..unw
They will have the full freedom nf the sanctuary was desecrated.
Munu's beautiful country place tnmor- 1.!i, closed with the comini
nnd rnthcr hindered the work, it Is not
frnm any dissatisfaction that I am le
signing," said Mlsi Addlton "It l
mainly because I want tu be with Mrs
ltlppln In Washington.''
PLEA FOR DEMOCRACY
Will
row, with no formal attempts at enter-
broken wing of the bird and pled for the Wilson, the friends of Herman Demnc-
. " . . . ' rnmr n III linlrl n u I n rr t Vs. I ai an lire
dered hlni for trial Rut In this instance. ' a tney please
he Is hold lesponslble for good order In '
his ilivlson and he lertanly ha.i to see r;i TTPUrn nnAIPrc CPlIlllin
that the policemen perform their duties." rLfciTCHhK PRAISES SCHWAB
ftuj.i-riiiieiitii-iii .inns nisi. ueciaieii
Provost Smith Grants Holiday and
Students Hum Three "Profs"
in Efligy
This Is "heyday" at the University
of Pennsylvania.
Heyday Is the annual traditional day
of merrymaking at Pennsylvania. The
provost granted a half holiday and the
celebration began with the assembling
of all the undergraduate classes In i
chapel at 12:30 o'clock. J
The day represents the formal moving.;
UB of all the classes- the freshmen tr. I
the sophomore, the sophomore to the Owners of Baltimore Fear for
Junior, the Junior to the senior nnd the ' JJcr Safely
tenlor to the graduate. On this day the ' . . , , , .
elections of the new senior president, of ' Are scowb plain Delaware River
neninr snoletv men nnd nf the nubiioi. variety home-lovers, after all, or Is the
ft.- LIrS r. ,.?.?ne.i IUDlca- junt "nf the Baltimore mere y a lark for
tlon boards are announced, jhe fun f te thing'
The nominees voted on for senior class Navigators along the Delaware River
president were Arthur Clayton McCarthy are asked to scour the waters for the
and Charles C. Parlln. McCarthy has I scow, and In case she Is found notify
enlisted In the marine corps trd Par-1 the Traylor Shipbuilding Corporation,
lin will probably be the next senior presl- at Cornwells.
Un H la ..resident nf tho Christian Since she broke away from her moor-
incl.tion anPd a member of the I'hllo" 1 1""8 Monday and went floating down the
Association and a member of the I mio- rlNcp on (,)e ebh t,de .,! of the
iimiiicni. o.i.j ....u ...i-.. ..... -." company nave contldently expected to
c,.-..... ..... ... iiri.i. ai. 11 iiirs nr rnu nirn nnii n id rnt tha i i
"Had this Incident occurred outside . j,hl;mrf'rue,el wTn Pd'olng 'exactiv ''l? " "h. spirits of birds nd n en ??'. ,0,,.rt 5, '"'"ffi, 'r'v'roh .
of Konn'H dKtrlot. I wnuld have or- ,1KP care-iree nojs flnu doing exactly . . ,. . , in the i 31 nail, H.l Arclil
In sympathy
, Thft cast N:
Queri ua. th" faun
Alt in the poM
i Shy. the naturalist .
I StarU. tho nlum hunter
onus .
ii i. h,i u.i u- n-...,! nf a, pi. i ...it. . 1"' T .. .,. -.. mnn.u ncrrmann
Linii in iiiiii niiiiMuu iiiv I'lniiivc ui in- stniniiui Mime - n .n-ia ii. i.ii ua inn urnriT nr in iTinnn
tectlves of going to ball games to loaf i .' -1 H, ,,"l"",v-yii.iii vjii-, Miiiirert Sterrltt only to repudiate the Kalsei's assertion
He said tnat there nave neen maue '
special airangementB for detectives in I
plain clothes to enter the park If they
have the nroper Identification cards
signed by himself.
WANDERLUST LURES SCOW
Fraternity
Curiosity Is at Its height on the
campus In anticipation of the burning
of three professors In efligy tonight as
part of the heyday celebration.
Every effort has been made by stu
dents and faculty members alike to learn
who the professors arc. One rumor Is
that for the first time on record :i dean
of an undergraduate school In to be
"burned." The names are not announced
by the University eophomoreu until tonight.
Municipal Appointments
City appointments today Include
Clarence T. Oarrett. 41IS Glrard avenue,
and Benjamin S. Snyder. 839 Walnut
lane, principal assistant engineers. Hu
reau of Surveys, salary J1900 each;
Charles Hoseback, 141 West Wlldey
street, and Robert Miller. 318 Queen
lane, oilers. Bureau of Water. J1000
each: Edward T. Ray, 272S Jasper
street, painter. Bureau of Charities,
II 60 a day, and Robert Brumbaugh.
1R Tackawanna street, carpenter, Bu
retu of City Property, J4 a day.
Pershing Cables Thanks
to Camden Shipivorhers
General Pershing's congratula
tory messages to officers and work
men at the A'eto Torfc ShlpoulMlnff
Companv, In Camden, on the Tuck
ahoe achievement, folloics:
"Keferenc your cablecram re
ftrting world's, record In ship
lifinchlnr, ant pleased to say that
the spirit of patriotism shown by
men building ships Is fully recoe
nlied and appreciated by their
American brothers on thex battle.
Jtae, )
"tho support of the United Army
of Shipbuilders at home is essen
tial to the success of the united
Armies at the front,
TOtmm toe army's pearliest con-
sf sfJeVftweVvVJJW sWl
hear from her. but she has not been
seen as far south as Baltimore, for
which city she was named nnd to which
she may. like tho cat that came back,
attempt to go. Without the assistance
of a navigator however, she mav get
lost In the wallow of the sea off the
Virginia Capes, and olllclals of the com
pany would like to locate her before
it is too late.
Hhe Is described as being 105 feet long,
thirty-three feet wide nine feet deep
and of n capacity of SOO tons
DOG'S ACTION INDUCES
MAN TO SIGN PLEDGE
Little Pomeranian Unconsciously Puts
Barney Fitzpatrick "on the
Water Wagon"
Barney Fitzpatrick Is on the "water
wagon," thanks to a little Pomeranian
dog.
Barney today solemnly took the
pledge for a year, tn Magistrate Harris's
office. Here's how It happened.
Constable Harvey had occasion to
replevin a small Pomeranian dog, which
he took to Magistrate Harris's office In
a six by ten Inch box, Later Barney
was taken before the magistrate. The
magistrate requested him to sign the
pledge.
"But I don't want to stop drinking,"
expostulated Barney.
"You'd better." said the "Judge."
Just about this time, the box which
was on the Magistrate's desk started
to move. Barney's eye splod It and he ex-.
claimed in consternation:
viatcs Need for Inquiry, Says
Senator
Senator Duncan Hugh Fletcher, chair
man of the Senate Committee on Conn
meico today paid tribute to the organi
zation abilities of Charles M Srltuah,
who, he said, "has wi ought a vast Im
pro ement In the shipbuilding situation."
The Florida Senator Is In Philadelphia
with a subcommittee on milltarv a.ffalis.
which Inspected tho Mldvala Steel
Works.
The improvement has been so great
ami so noticeaoie, j-enaior i-ietcner
said, that the investigation of the Com
merce Committee into the shipbuilding
program had virtually come to a stand
still. It has not been dropped alto
gether, however.
"As long as things continue to go
along as at present I can see no reason
for intervention by our committee," was
the way Senator Fletcher summer up
the status of the Investigation.
He declared the greatest need ' at
present was for materials and expressed
confidence in the ability of Mr. Schwab
to get them.
"I do not think there Is any need of
commandeering houses for shlpworkers
In Philadelphia," he said. "The greatest
nroblem here la that of tiansnortatlon.
Through the commandeering of trans
pot tation facilities the situation here
has been Improved to such an extent us
to avoid taking nver houses.
Senator Fletcher spoke of the Clov
ernment's plan to requisition turbine
engines for transports being built at
Hog Island.
"I'lans are now under way to take
turbine engines that are being made for
the Navy Department." said Senator
Fletcher. "The merchant marina being
built by the Government Is in great
need of these turbines.
"The navy la getting them In good
quantities and Is using them for de
stroyers. It teems to us the need for
merchant ships at present is greater
than for destroyers "
The committee will go to Bethlehem
tomorrow
WINE FLOWS IN GUTTERS
OF DpWNTOWN STREETS
Motortruck Breaks Down and Ba'rrcli
Empty Contents Over
Pavement)
Wine flowed In the gutters today In
the vicinity or secona
street. Addresses will be made by Wal-
' ter Damroch and Frank Slgel, of New
Frances Schrelnr York, Karle Mnthle, of Chicago; Fled
Kntlmrlne Hermes erlrk l,. Hoffman, of Newark; N J ,
' r, "''en tlrafeiv William Bilcker find Herbert Welsh
V?. ...t'l'.i.vw.. .... ., ,. fTnenn will mes.le
The purpose nr me meeting Is not
The llltle Misses Dnrnlhv T--nl.e n,l mat .MlieriCHIl c IIHUO.I Herman llinn 1
sin.i Yi. ...,.,.... i J.i,.j -t, : ... - or de-cent nre disioai to tins country,
Marlon i Raymond recited the part of hut to ,,. ,nBt he Ftan(, for ffie
the Bobln. Others In the pantomime and cause of democracy thioughout the
dances were .Margaret Schell, Helen world, and, above all. In Germany Itself
Scheerer. Marie Dugan, Gladys Zleger, i - -
Mabel Trucksess. Klsle Watson, Klc.inor
Iieuey, .viarie VVIilte nnd -Miriam llugnes.
There will be a repetition of the per
formance on Saturday afternoon on the
old Thomas estate, Clifford Park, before
the Junior Dramatic League.
"Give me the pledge card, quick," he
cried. Barney hastily affixed his signa
ture to the promise to stay sober for
a year., and hurried from the office.
CHARGED WITH STABBING
Clarence Marshall Held for Attack on
John Lord
Clarence Marshall, fifty-one. Tabor's
lane below Stonehouse lane, was ar
rested today In connection with the
stabbing last night of John Lord,
twenty.
Lord Is In a serious condition at the
Meihodlst Hospital.
According to the police. Lord came
out of a saloon at Third and Shunk
streets and started an argument with
Marshall. The quarrel developed Into a
nut, ana Maruaii, liter osara.
and Christian
ftrtK.
It was all because a large motortruck
conveying several barrels of wine broke
'fdown.
Three OI ine larsrev uarrcin roueo. 10
the pavement. The heads of the bar
rels broke and the wine gushed out.
Service Guarantetd
Wtitn You Wtar
Underdown
SHIRTS
$1.50 Each",
i
ICh i or a
Th Mn't tit tauillld I JIOr1
nv atvt nr ValU. l..
Cos's Attache or Betaoas4
J.
AWARD FRANKLIN MEDALS
Thomas C. Mendenliall and Gu
gliclmo Marconi Are Recipients
Thomas Corwln Mendenliall, physicist,
Ravenna, Ohio, and Slgnor Ougllelmo
Marconi, wireless Inventor, member of
the Italian Senate, were the recipients
of Franklin medals awarded this after-
noon at tne KranKlin institute.
Dr. Walton Clark, of the Institute.
made the presentation. Because Slgnor
siarconi was unaDie tn come to this
country, tho Italian Government sent
Count V Macchi de Cellere to receive
the medal,
1 ne Franklin medal was founded In
1914, and is awarded only to those
workers In physical science or tech
nology whose efforts. In the opinion of
the institute, have done most to ad
vance a knowledge of physical science or
Its applications.
The award was made to Senator Mar
coni In recognition of his brilliant In
ception and successful .development of
the application of magneto-electric
waves to the transmission of signals and
telegrams, without the use nf metnttto
conductors. '
The award to Doctor Mendenhall Is
In recognition of his fruitful labors In
physical research, particularly his con
tributions to knowledge of physical con
stauts and electrical standards.
After the presentations, Doctor Men
denhall made an address on "Some
Meteorological Memories," and Count de
Cellere also spoke.
Auto Hits Car, Two Hurt
Abraham Meeley. thirty-nine vears
old. 847 St. Bernard street, nnd Walter
Wlllard. twenty-three vears1 nld, 3610
Mount Vernon street, were seriously In
jured today, when nn auto truck In
which they were riding collided with a
westhound trnlley car at Thirty-fourth ,
and Market streets.
Warner Trailers
Made hr the Rpeednmtter Mn
TWO AND FOCR WHEEL TYTM
M TON TO 7 TONS CArACITX
JOHN W. ADAMS. DMrlbutor
10S Abbott Bids., Uroad & Usee PU.
FLAGS-AII Kinds:
Service Flags and Banners, 50 ,
cents un Business places. .
a lodges, clubs. Piles and holdtrs.
i j'rnmpt Attention
O J. H. Baneert. 810 Arch St.
Ilfll rlinne Filbert 2747 I
Keystone rlinne Main 3701
CHIROPODY
Troprr Care of
the FFET Mfan
Comfort nnd
lfli..a 1 Ifa'a
createst essentials. VUlt n. for Tnr FOOT
ailments, ralnleii. AntUentlr, IneTprnslre.
U A TkT'NT A b- cr- "th A ban"")
Xli.iN XX I ' (Mrr Crane's)
smt 1t04 rheotmit Hi.
Panama Hats j
bleachei). blocked and BsVaVrTtaflK
irlmmed In any style) "HaaTaV J
- m no actd to In- (
ur your hat. V
Jefferson Hat Col. 135 S. 10th St.
WTfe
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ON TUB CKUST LdKf OF THE WAVE
OUR ATLANTIC CITY STORE
Morris and Atlantic Avenues
Will be opened Wednesday, May 15th, 1918
Our aim there will be, as In Philadelphia, to give the best possible
service, the same quality of groceries, the same prompt delivery.
If you intend to spend any part of the summer at the shore, give
us your order now, ao that you may have your groceriea delivered
to you the very minute you move in.
Mitchell, FLetcher & Co., Inc.
lEy,BANKSSBiD!) r
(VV p MILITARY-MVAL JEWELERS M A
V HERALDISTS STATIONERS MEDALISTS H7
New -Service Wrist Watch
with Second Hand for Doctors
Gold Case 15Jewels Fifty Dollars
Especially Durable
WS.S. Pledge Week - a reminder
DALSIMER STANDARD SHOES fjl
SMART HIGH-CUT
Pump specially designed for
Buckles, and fitting closely around the ankle.
In patent leather, black calf or black glace kid.
Is&ki' i "''wVV White Linen
mm ;M,rmiCut Steel Bnckles
qSr fclfcBsfcsMaiiaBW
a)
Just one of the special suggestions from our
large assortment of moderately-priced footwear,
offering an opportunity to young women who
are looking for style 0ithout extravagance.
'TIS A FEAT TO FIT FEET
The Big Shoe Stor?
. 1204-06-08 Market St.,
ku" nouin.r..iiRi;AHT
a
ConraTf Military HhouW
long lapela rollltiB overJ
tiuttoni siasiict, vertical
rts, or napptil plckctn;
Httlnir ualkt. X"'.
m
At $20 i
$25, $30, j
and worth mM
than these PrU
when scaled
today's markt
CI There's no eettii
.. iV3
away trom it-r-l
ric prices are higl
than they have
been in your mer
have been going 1
steadily month 'M
month, and now 1
going to be SCAR(
as well as dear! :
1
We have wooll
and worsteds in tr
Summer S u i t s tr
we owned betwi
one and .two y
ago at prices a
below what
have to pay for tr!
Now!
1
J Take these $23
$30 Summer Sull
ours they areS
ually worth fivejl
lars more today;
we'd have to g
too, if we had jut
cured . the meroj
Ait-m (nr- tlfm t ','
CJ AU of which 1
that you wiU;;y
no mistake in
in a supply at;
figures today!.
PERK'
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