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WIDOWS SUFFER '
BY RENT BOOSTS
Mothers of Soldiers Corn-
pic
lain Thev Are Profi
teers' Victims
MUST PAY OR GET OUT
Mrs
Catherine l. intprin nf -'"ST
South Rosewood street is i vvielem She
has a son Hcli'lriE In I-mice with (ien
eral PershintTs irim Prom the win
dow of her home flic i ertte flic .She
Is supported larceh l th. .illntment
bhe receives from LnUe mi is pirt
of her f.oldler-.on s pav
Th linrilorrl who nivnj her home has
hoosted her rent Mr- Lanicin vns nr
dered to paj the increased rent within
thirt das or get out lh0 tlmt limit
expires todaj
Another widow Mrs Bridget nilmtt
uf 304h i:df:envood s.t,,fi flics i tervlce
fla? Her s-on is u ( unp i.ieene pre
paring to bo oer there to help Oen
eral PershlnR Three veirs aco the
paid 117 a month ren foi her home It
Ins Mnce been hooted to $.'0 ,nr now
her landlord rhe mim his raiseel the
lent to $50 a month with urdeis, to pay,
or Bet out '
Jceph P loarv of S',r, North riftieth
Street, has two urns In the arnn He
lias hold $70 0011 worth of Llbertv
J,onds Twice he ar suite the lira of
the veir his rent has liein lulled He
has been Riven notice or another boott
In rent or the altenuthe nf mining
Mrs MiSBte Millett who live, iiv
Leiperllle, is i widow with two muis
one a soldier bhe tikes In lioudir
two of whom woik In the shlp ird it
Chester she fuvs one elr ago she pud
$30 i month rent t ien $40 and now
he deel ires the owner of her homo
has given orders tint she must pav $50
a month or set out
Onl n tew nf Mum
These instim.es of illeced profiteerinB
are amons t-everil hundred ucehed hj
the West Phllidelphli Citizens i om
mitteo for Hou&infr which his been in
vestigating rent-raising in aiious parts
of the UU thPt has followed the In
creased deminds for homes for ship
workers and war workers The com
mittee met vesterda to hear complunts
and map out a piogiam to prevent lent
gouging ' It received also from Lnlted
States District Attoimv Kine a list of
complaints thit had been sent him bj
householders hit b rent Increase!
The committee decided to aw ut the
first eIctlon foinonpaynient of the in
creased rents and then it plans to mike
a test case in the courts In the mean
time it will work for the passage of an
antl-profiteerlng act hv the Mate Legis
lature similar to the one now In opera
tion in vvasningion
The meetinR was at the home of How
ard Bernhelser 5750 Larchwood ave
nue He is chairman of the commit
tee A number of householders appeared
in person to tell of rent raises imons
them teneral widows with ron3 in
France
Bernhelser exhibited stacks of letters
he had received from irious parts of
the city
"Here," he said 'are our proofs to
show tlfat the Philadelphia Kea!t
Board s report that there is no profiteer
ing was only a whiten ish Why
shouldn t It be' Those fellows were in
vestigating themselves If the send
two representatives here anv time III
show them scores and Scores of case?
where landlords are gouging the pub
lic, and In some cases vlotitlng the Fed
eral law which protects the families of
the men in the service
Mr Bernhelser further declared th it
the first Instance nf eviction that came
,to his attention, where It Is shown that
profiteering was behind It would be
made a test case of In court and that
his committee would prosecute It to the
full extent
The board stated it would be pleased
to have a committee from the teal estate
board or the Chamber of Commerce call
upon It, and it would prove that the
claims of rampint profiteering In West
Philadelphia were founded on ficts
SOUGHT FOR ROBBING CHURCH
Thief Pre) s on Work for Red
Cross in Germnntown
Tho Hetl Cross clalmH to know the
"Meanest man In the world"
They hive asked the police to stop the
robhins of Germantovvn churches A
thjcf btole Sunday tchool badges and
after mlEblnB several hundred dollars
in (diver, took fl 43 from another
church Red Cross societv He also de
strojed every lock on St Peter's Church
"Wayne avenue and Harvey street, and
split the' wood doors
He has Msnea iour cnurcnes recent!)
and In one was greeted by the shrieks
of frlghtetned women He made hij
escape
EXPRESS CLERK ACCUSED
Held foi Court Aftei Shortage of $184
Is Disroerei
Raymond C Davis, Race utreet near
Kineteen"! stre"t rec-lvlnc cle'k for
'he American Hxprefs Comnaii nt n
Chemnut street vas held (rt $100 ball
for court on a charge nf tmhezslement
hv Magistrate Pennock 1n tentnij
pollco court today. . ....
A. ,1 HnrdlniTe tnecial aeent fo the
iXi)resi ponfinAiv discovered a hrt,tai7ev
4n Pass's nccaun rslr almltted a
l
. ll77?e Utmost in Cigarettes"
Plain End or Cork Tip
People of culture and refinement
invariably PREFER Deities
to any other cigarette
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XItlrrK nf 7A Ilinho.f frriMn Tiirlieh
"IMM and Lijypiian OqarrttiavtheWttki
113 llr I JO V rr; vy
I l is 1(1 III 1)1 Ull
Mortinirr I'irk ( rape, -on of Mr
.nn! Mrs Heron I ( r nie. of I p-il
anil Greene -irect-. Oerniaiitnwn,
who fell to lit- ileillt while flvmc
it an aviation training i 'nip in
rnclanil He rnli-lnl it 1 ornntn
in llir Roval rivtns Corps unci wis
to liive pone to I rinrc in a few
weeks
1INFI1R1 HflNfiR FIAf.S
Ulll VjULc IIUHUIX 1 liMUJ
Lliublrms of 012 Mm m Smite
Iiriln k 'I lure H.iniiei
service flics hivi been in furl d it
three idditionali athi II hill . hi in ths
c itv in hoi m nt c 1 nun who ut in the
sei v lie
lhe c-b b! itlnn wele held It the
I hiuch of st 1 i itKi iv ret Twentv
fourth and c,retn f-urtti- St Pmitos
i hureh sif -llfth ind c illnwhill
tieets mil st lliminies c hurch
Ilolmesbutg
1 nt rt vi i re tw o eel. l i it inn-- v estei il iv
t .i, r.i i, ..t . i v A.
lLI,lt'.lll,.l -I IIIIMI Xltl'l "
soldiers md sail is mending i militiiv
miss in the morning In the ifteinnnn
fnllciwing i pat nle the dig e nnt lining
tnj-tiis v is i ilsed Vddie- - vv er.
nude bv ri.niiessmin I i hlngtnn
;,'.1V,n,nV..J. "lrrr" ""' "" ""
ltilian clubs md -nt idles nf Westlheen tinned ovci tn the loads for
r hll ideliihi i took Mit in the i eremonle- vim k thn I roulrl nnt be put off and
it st Iiiimttis i huich when i II ig ti: rpmiinrlrr will be ni ide i lililile
with H -i -tn wi-riised Hie -n. ikirs ,.,'..., ....!,.., "muni
Iniluekd tin P.ev Pietm M't li III pis- I
tnr Judge lames , irrniin mil forim i
S.nitoi (thn I ( tub
There ien tnrtv hv -tu- in the 11 ig
i U-ed it st Pi niiiin - c lunch Wilur
deorge Smith w i th n it u
MASS FOR WAR HERO
St. Clnirlfs's C.itholu Pein-h Hon
ois John ALillov
Solemn leriuiem miss w is iiiik it M
Charless CithnlK ihurih 1 vventieth ,
and i hrlsti in -tieets tndiv for John
M lllov of .'Hi Biinhilrlpe -ti-eot 111
(list man nf tlu pai Ish m die in I-inn t
In the ai-le of the Lhiirch was i eat l-I
fnlrjue di iped with an Xmeilean tl ip;
The sermon wit prtuhed hv the Itev .
Thomis Kedlev The liev Pitlltlv1
V eniiiBner was tne nae.tin inn mi i
suhdeuon wis the Hev lluijene V
Kellv
John Mallnv who had enlined in the
engineers corps nf the r nKhsh arin
last VuRiist w is killed in ictlon on the
western front Notili-ation of his death
vv is spnt hj tne I nglli-h Ijovernment to
his hiothei in this ilt about three
wieks aco
"Iallnv formerlv was a tireman on i
merchant vessel whiLh was wrecked off
the co ist of 1 ngland last June With
twelve others he drifted thlrtv sl houn.
In a smiii I oat before being ret ued
Mallo was twentv-nine veirs old
ART SHOW FOR WAR RELIEF
Modem Freiirh Paintincs in Ex
hibition Depict Hun Atrocities
One of the most Important exhibitions
of modern French paintings ever shown
in this countrv will be opened Vridav
In the Roberts nnnMon 1D01 Walnut!
btreet undei the auspices of the Trench
war relief tommittee of the l.mergemv
Aid foi the benefit of the refugees of.
Theie are more than pi0i pilntfngs In
the collection including a number of
authentii pictures nf Herman ntroi'ties
painted bv older of the French Govern
ment and based on ofllelal reports
This Is the same collection that was
recentlv exhibited in New inrk at the
residence of Mrs Cornelius A anderbllt,
where It cieated a sensation The ex
hibition li undir the peisonal dlrec ion
of Jules Ratzkowskl
The exhibition villi continue Ave weekb
and will be open every dav Including
bundavg fiom 11a m tolOp m
"WT
May's Sun Will Tan!
Hut no woman who uses Llewellyns
skin toorl need have fear of lun or
wlml Ken 'shore glare ' Is not
IreadM li thost- whoso enmplex
ions are protevted by this delightful
and hRrmleB cleanser softener and
nourUher Handy tubes 33c
Uilnty Jars $1
LLEWELLYN'S
rhlUtlelphin'H Mandurd Pruc Store
,MH rheftntit Street
Udraenid. i nicuui -ut. i,,i
Ui
n'v.y
IUOT AMI I IM11
iHOUULl
Instantly relieved
by our special arch
kiipports fitted and
adlusud by excart
Otir t t u til lea
Elastic lloiler th
moat conifortabls
support for vari
rose veins swollen
limbs weak knees
nnd anklea
Tri(-eN abdominal
and Hinieiio uu
iwrlerH -of all kinds
mfrs. of deformity appliance a In tbe world.
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t,, ysvaM x T (yvrintx ' .'
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Lars-tit
CITY'S RAILROADS
GET $149,342,156
Pcnnsj lvjinia to Spc n (1
S64.388.713 and B. &
0. S43.808.303
S2 1.918,663 FOR READING
Hiilrnxls rntrrlns IMill iilelpln 1
Iienefil Iiv (lip huilcel of Oirrrtoi
(.emril M Vdoo is follcnvs
I'riinsvlv uu i I or iililitions mil
liillcrments sn.diSOtT for rqnip
nient, S'JI.iqsilb. for rxlriislmis,
"i 11.710
i'liiliilflplui mil Kriilinc I or
nlililinus mil liellernirnls Sll.lSh,
(87 for riiiipiuriii. Sll '"M.l"
IS ill imoro .mil Ohio l"or nlililinus
mil hrtlrrnirnts Slfi0J2 171. for
rqiilpinpiif SiT.nfi.nS: for rxtrn
sums, snii.nnn
(inlril Null mil of New .lersev
l"or nlililinus .mil lietlormrnls
7,li7,hl. fm rniiipmcnt. 8,70n,80n
isliinstnn, M iv 2"
A budiret fm the i illrmds nf the
nited tites tatilmc $17 1-,1"1S
lis been tentativolv approved bv
O Air inn Diiertoi Oenen! nf Nlll
rnads in pinvide fn additions ind
liottoiments onmnments inrl oten
sions foi therilendn ven.lll
rJ lie sum illownil the in id
nit down
I fi nut then e t mated needs of $1 2s-"
(X"Ut is ippioslmaelv fcauil to the
lamnimt thit thev slient l the s line
iinnimt tint thev spent i the une
puino-p- in the three vens iuierling
Ills when thev vveie undet pi tv ie
nvv nm ship In iniinil nuinbei s the e
pendlluii- l n thn p tlnee veils vv ei n
111 -, nn nnn nnn nn, $2iooononi)
ni7 ",nri onn nno
Th" iniounts grinteil hv thr nilvviv
diieetoilte vv ei e hisprl on estimiti s
pi ep n ne Iiv the iimneiil nflle ers nf
the I nil Olds themselves which vveie
thru levievvid hv lohn ''keltnn v II
Ii inn dliectni nf llninces of thn
1 nited Elites nihmel ndmlnistritinn
Oinditlmi nf the roids wis found
tn be sijeh irrni'llnc to Cinvornmont
.iii.i. .i . ,1 i..eni, ... w
,'l'l'ltl I'll, ll 1,1 ,IP-, Illlll. ,l..t-
,-m tn ennt them mm p monev thin
th, ,,, ,, spenrtlnsr in the pist
... n, rl, t hi Inrr them un tn the st lte
"J ?,"r,' V Jiii 7fJ .
nf Jtlio-.t ellic ieni v
hlierVAV- V; nnn ,,i.r .;pi,H has
" '" '" " " l"1 """ ,
lllp luKr turns, lint- especiuiv in
"1P eastern -eetion of tlip enuntiv
ind mm e espeolillv the two Pennsvi
vinii-vstems w i p enntprt the I n "i st
amounts The Npw oik Crttt il
Iitrli tnu -illniiorl nui n t tin n tTfinflfl
000 comps next mi the lit Mcuies
i mtiin-r Iroin thoio down t(j mTIO
IliiltoifK wptp nidorprl when the
nil loi pstinntoM wis i-siipd to bp i"
pnnotnictl in thoh dcmiivK is posj.
blQ .ind to pifnt unncressii p
pondituips the dpnnncU were .ueiiUI
ni lined hv Mi W'lllums
, , i . m
-jvp In Injures lirickvarel Worker
Niekolis Herlzeto lihn s nith Aider
tre.t enplwed it the I'hilade phi i
r, h k enmpanv Twentv-sith stiett and
ne vunl ivemie was s i-'on lv in
lured Infljv when n elav nit notlun
cine ll hull He wis taken tn Mithorllst
hnsptt il with i prusiliie fracture of the
skull and Intern il injuries
Iilailviiuil anil Threats Charged
Mcolri Tol ne South Third stieet
Camilen wis plaiel under tinoo bull
toJiv charged with bl ickin tiling and
threitening to kill iuepo Manrzanto
Manzzaiito his been a hoarder at the
home of the aecusetl man i
A LESSON in liaison.
The hardest thing
in modern warfare
is to keep each unit of
ba'tle line advised of what
the units on the right and
'eft are doing.
Liaison means trying to do
that, so that one company or
battalion will not advance or
retire alone, leaving its own or
its neighbor's flank open to
attack or in danger of being
surrounded.
" our sales brigade, book
keeping battalion, or purchasing
platoon needs liaison on the
battle lines of competition.
Your files should supply it.
If ihey do not you are not
getting the service files should
gte.
Get an Amberg Analysis
It will tell you if your
methods of filing fit your meth
ods of organization. Also how
to apply the hard and fat laws
of filing which gives liaison
when rightly applied.
Amberg Cabinets wood and
Bteel, are ktandard and the
Indexes fit any make of cabinet
Ask about yout problem,
or write for literature.
!
Amberg SL'K
Pioneers and Originators of
Modern Vertical Indexing;
Wldener Building
Etatllthel S8S. Phon vniut 4074.
AIR MAIL DELIVERIES
MAY BE DOUBLED HERE
Two Flights Each Way Now
Considered 1 Postofficc
Department
This cit imv soon hive more fre
quent air mall deliveries
An extension of the service between
Washington Phllidelphli and New nrk
ind i doubling up of planes to Insure
prompt delivtrv is now pt opened h the
Postnillce 1'epirtment and the armv s,g
ml enrps The pi in i ills fm twn mills
each vvhv i d iv ind the di pinh of two
machines with eich mill
If one pline fills the, other cm inn
tlnue In idiliilnn twe pi ines , m give
assurance ib i nst student avttlm-. in-ing
their murse M us nut nf isn ngt n
hive twice In en delavetl In the pilot
losing his diiection is i r.sult nf tin
fiilure nf his compiss to fundi n pmp
erlv
l'ot il orrunis lelieve two mills i ull
w iv a div would Immidlmlv jxipu
linze the mill with businiss men of
the I ist It would provide fur
change of bu-ln s lettets tne - une do
between here ind Ntw nik it Waxli
uiRtnn and would mi in tin s iv nr uf
a da s linn nn Ittt, ri n ul d In -New
lnik anil Mill idr phi i ft i the Snuth
mil Uet and n i .1 i on I, ttei - in ilk il
in w lshinct.i i fn w ingliml Uu
-f. "'"v ::,;-; :.".,
mill Th prim pil dim I ui u Ink
"i piini- ihe inut, wi,i i,. ,,p, r
11,11 I'V -H il Tl IV I H I ! 1, i
nous i mi si i ii, , f ,1, , ,, , nllltf
I n t. Itu llepillliu 111 li I il ,i
c mil 1 in r il. film, , f , ,r , ,.
1 '" th I u I me h i i i
ui'i in linUiii.ii I
h luil
111 U clc II Ij
t ib
ADMITS HE SHOT BROTHER
()Jnr, , , . ,, .
w,n' " l-"11 1''',,s "' " I !'
MM lUoii (,irs I I
Cl.llllllllp ll .1- V.H tlliMII
nllver il i n . v nt ., Ull, ol I
CIVe himself ii t il I i ml, ii pilni
this mi itung idmittniL tint In -licit
111 llfleen veil rlllunth I l ph Ull
n I In Imv III" il Ihuteth s ol
in I I Ir is uu v , nm ( nn i n
llf ll thi tniurid hov with one hllllet
"oinl tn Ills buk mid innthc i In hi-
ibdnmrll wis t iken to l nper Hospit i
he tefusel to fell who shot bun i iliv r
dsiteired imnirdl iti Iv iftct Hie sli i t
Ing ind the ninth i who w i In Ued
ill the i llv jitl e i witness ippirintlv
kilt ii ithinc nf thr do k ((1st
nseph iNc n aid In vi ittri tid ti
t'v t it v id f hi- h init Iv i nnis,
and vvlnn he went in mve tmii hi w i
it t I it. r he dt 1 1 ii-d h, wi iv
tini"irg i In ided tevolvtr mil wi u i
de tlv -lint
In t -intts nig thii In h ir vhot hi
btothei cihvei u nn -nil t was mi
dentil He el nine d th it he wa e
iminillg i iivoh v h i I h e um
ne ii h m mil llu m i n w i- rlis
"naiscu
i ic i'imii in i i tit i iimn in ti ti if
IiTl i nolil lint II t U mi irtl'Ion! tl
hn in ' f th joMti i f ih, wnnnrl
li TiiLin pas inns ioin
IN CELLHinriNC lursiLLT,
Clamilrs in ( ollese mil snimarv
Oh-crve Twentv. fifth nniversarv
in Mmistrv Tncellirr
( inssnntee fir -even vt ir- in ml
PBr. 1n,i cejninirv and thn clnselv i
snented dining twentv five vears nf
"ivuvm tin nmr- rimmiinHv the xo
I' I', W hltmnre and the Rev V 1
sinigi vesnrtilv negin I i"enrauon
, ! .! i ., I
nf the twentv -fifth anniversirv nf their
Mr Tn,,mo,r ha- l.-n conneited
., c"n""ln,p " ' n '"nneiien
"'"' '. Hnln'v' J-uthenn Miurih
Nineteenth md P.ied str,Pts ,, mi
. ".""l ,'hr' " V'A ,.e I -.i l P, I
Mnntgomen ivenue since lining c ol-
'"-C, . , . . ,
When the minlstcii begin theii re
, clm ,lnrk ,n Phllidelphli thev'
iieuhed tn . nngrr t itinns nf -l n,
, ,Bi,t peti-nns md their Sundav silinnh
t . 1irlcrl perh ip- i dozen pupils um
Todn Mr stnugh - congregation mini
Ins more than j" whil" Mr win
more - W littlo Irs; thin th it
union t-ei r In W nnniPnt ihutt'i
!'"' pl7,1'nI J'opi"
th ( ol hntinn of
their oirlin it ion Mr hit more pr n hed
to the unftin conEn k ittnnr. Next tin
rlnv both mm n nc ind evening sei v ice-
will he in honor of th innlversaiv and
the eelelritt n w ill c M e eh lli-t iln
dav in (une whin Mr M lugh In in
vited al the former nieinhei , if In-I
chinch who ue now living to return I
Our congregations h iv e shifted great. I
Iv decline! Mi stough vnd the
vears have w renight mini chinges in
tin neighborhoods is well is the busi-ne-s.
nf the c ttv has mov d this v i or
tliat We ne hoping this reunion will
bring bick mini of the former members
fm a visit to the old church
TYPE
lililliS
You'll miss typewriter noise
like you miss a headache
THE first morning with the Noiseless in jour
office seems blessedly unreal. Such peaceful
quiet I Conversation in ordinary modulated tones.
Low-voiced dictation with othei typewriters busily
writing nearby. No nerve-ncking clatter anyw here.
Then the telephone rings. Mr. Bbnk wants to
talk to you. "Please speak loudei" he shouts.
"I can't hear you for these infernal typewriters."
A week later you call on Mr. Blank at h's, office.
No wonder he couldn't hear. You are almost
deafened by the racket. Your conference is smoth
ered and punctuated with a clackety-clack-chck.
Clear thinking is impossible.
Meanwhile your own office is running with a
smooth, quiet efficiency that amazes you. There ,
is more cheerfulness, less nervous irritation. More
work seems to get done in less time. Your sten
ographer works quiptly at your elbow instead of
being herded somewhere off in a separate room.
We'll gladly put the Noiseless in any office for
demonstration. 'Simply telephone or write for ap
pointment. No obligation is involved.
WRITE FOR BOOKLPT '
"THE TYPEWRITER PLUS"
The Noiseless Typewriter Company
835 Chestnut St., Philadelphia (Phone, Walnut 3691)
Promote Army Chief
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MJOK UMIU1 ( l,ll( II
He will wear four -lioiililc r -I ir
anil pel free li mil a- tliuf of -till.
an online In l're-nli nl
pi in
&s2 k
""March Will He Rained
to General's Ran.h
( nntilllllel rrnin I ice lhe
-pun Ii nieri i i i r II c id if
fl M 1 I he 11 tl I I v r t I e I
ill ii ks in 1 sis md iv d n the i i i
st , rr finn, isn" t, i mi in, ne ti,
l!ls o I ip mi e vv ir h e i n I t it v
-elvti fni Ihe 1 nil 1 - t 1 1 irmv wit
the 1 ip me -t ll i
1 u.ring h Philn ii n ' i v t ii h
vv is freqtlfllllv in nl nn it In t'i ' Mil 1 1
npiils fm ili-titiru h d ix ill i n 1 1 v n
letlnn lie i oilllll ifiilxl the moil ati
forces in The ll itih nl th rioud-
111 Willi ll l.enenl I I Pill I III il
Inn iir lhe sum i id ti in Main
Mirch c iptiind Veunnldn- w if i ul
her e-tort inel iieneril 'en ini in ('nn
pp lr n the re V tltltioti irv tllief thief
nf st iff
shnrtlv ifter Vinem i - e ntrv into the
pie int ir ie t i n I Mil eh vv i- plated
in i r mm ind if the utlllirv fori es m
Irillee In lehtllirv of 111! veil he
W I- r i llleel to bee une Htlllg I till f Of
t iff lepl ii inc n n r i! Ti k l 11 Ph
whn went tn 1 i ii i fuil ugh i the
merit-in iM'ie 'lltltive in tin -u-pieui"
ir um II He nd been pio
uiniiel tn th i ink if mum c neril
pilor t Uils ippnntiii tit tile vnungept
nlluer nf tint i ink in th I niteel st lies I
annv i "lie of In fir tut l- tempn
r ii v i hie f nf t ilf u i t i nilemn the
rigiel eeiii-m-hip md c ill e 11 nndilloi
tion l
bnut i ini i2 '.en ii! Mir h -uf-t
it 1 i p t nil be i iv i in nt in the
th ith nf hi tn I It uli Hint I t vt in I
M ire h Ii v n vv i I ill tl in in air
pl me ittment whi living in Ti i
CONDUCTOR FATALLY HURT
lohn MrCnnu.uk Die Horn Con-
ru-inn of Hraiu 1
I hn M ininink tt two UT
North 1 t t?ii -tiert i trnllov inndiiPiri
n i thi t illnwhill treet line wis i mcht '
hd V, een iar- It tl,o Pelmon. b,m In.
d n md uffprod , tr u tiirerl f-k u 1 1 ind
rm i.-tMi nf tip ht un fiftm which h
rlu i if thp Pt"h terfin Mn-pitnl
prtpti f Iln-horo md I Miner found I
MrfVu m n k it the hirn in ilinp con
tlition
AN I l M I I M I IIMT10N 1 OK oi
THI msrNTn 1c Rh sir ni
MN1 I !t 1 M Kill IIMIII IIIII1M,
AM Tf'fikM hltr Mi HP s i iA
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nvv i'inii no.v i m ir,
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mi nt- e m v it ii ntr,
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EC-isiWL -rrz)fiipjL
HARD AFTER PROFITEERS
Home mid School Association
Pro ides oluntccr Inspectors
Beginning todij members of the Home
and Sc hnol s oclitlon will act as volun-
I t rv in pectors for the food admlnlstra.
'inn nnd report ill Inrtances of ittcmpted
pnflteering
Tint dristlc idlin Is to be tiken
iinnst butchers and grocery who nd
v r e their prices unlaw fullv is Indl
i iied In the fact thit leports ire to he
mule direct to the food administration
it l'-hington
llerbcit Hniver mtlonil fnnd admln-
ir il l is behind the pi in He sug-
g led It to Mrs rdwln i;rlie fntmer
pr id nt nf the iissoelitlnn when she
w in Wellington
Oc t nl- were worked nut it n recent
n t ng in the dirls High schnol Seven
teenth ind spring dirden streets
HARRISON M. LUTZ DEAD
Vv .t .ut Orji.iiuer of Cententiinl
National H.mk
II ml mi M I U17 one nf the orgln
- i nf tin entennnl Nntlnnil Hank
ph i v wind and Market stieds this
,. 1. rlrt.rl it 1 isirtena C 1 1
vvs nf hw deith wis revived in
Sen iMnwn w here he i esidi d prev inns to
inc tn i illtirnli ll was sevllv
II, vi ns nld ind hid been enpiiged
, ii,, i. inLinff Inisin "-s virtunnv in
life
III- d ith
dui
to p li alvsls
I ullllll IV
Mi I.UI7 vv is i nn-l leretl i living
I mhle of I in le sun nnd wis fre-
n nlli nfeiied t ii- I tl. le sim v
i -n lite- I lie org illicit o 1 nr the
lie uu , Mini w I ttlrit I in I".'
ind Mi I ut7 w i- It tu t i i-ill r
ev veil- lil-l In vv I e hteeil vice
I. i I ui uli i h i inidtv h -erve d
mill li eli n iitim f l "lit' l" 'I
it iv hie i tun he ii tn il H in i
v pin i ii ii in Uu I ink - ift in
Pl i i t i h l I latinll nf the I on
il i I 111, vli I ut w is i tine leel
ifh tin 1 i -I V tintiil Bmk nf I hill
I lpui el nicliti i in I i -nn siirvlv
soimn.s iti oit nn is
lialit III lie in inl Tiii-e- Minn in
OIoui ester
lrtinllv the entlie prpulitinn f
,oitie-ter titv re -poneleel whin in
ilirni nf fire wis -e undetl from the
1 i nn-v lv mi i shipv ird
Th' hr wi eenrii dtitherieiu
he I'll v Innt- ."lull s -I ipvi d
i lv ind e ill in n iiv -upiit inline
"-oldleis m
onndeil the
mnnl at the -hipvirl
alirm .inc. then etm
i in In rl hi i' i7e hrfrr
the tiremen n
itved r-nsseei electric vv .-e- lie be
I ed to h ive irted the ir.
...v BANKS SBimi,.
I I . i ' 17 1 L
rSA MILITARY-NAVAL JEWELERS
V HERALDISTS STATIONERS MEDALISTS
The War Chest will appeal to
all thinking men and women.
Wq must take care of our
boys in training camps and France,
and this is the best way to do it,
better and farther reaching
than individual effort.
We love our boys - Give for tlieir sokes
Special exhibition of
War Medals coritiruied,-
m s
Retail Snrcraonv- """"" " " CriUral " '""""
Open Saturday, 427-433 North Broad Street
1 nt'1 l "C -A Mhert iralk along Aultmobdt HojcT
special
Underrnuslins
A Week's Sale Ending Saturday
All Special Prices
Chemise j
Gowns
Petticoats I
Corset Covers from
Combinations from
Drawers from
Knee Petticoats from 85c
ALSO
Interesting Philippine and French
Underwear
SPECIAL-PRICE BLOUSES
White Lawn (colored linen collar) 51 SO
Voile (colored stripes) 2.00
TInnd-embroidered Voile 3.87
J-B-SHEPPARD8TSONS
1008 CHESTNUT STREET
Y0UN6 AMERICANS
IN SESSION HERE
Boys Come From All Sections
of Country to Adopt Plans
for Helping Nation
Vonng America met In Philadelphia
todav Future rtateRmen admirals and
generals perhips are among the 1000
hnvs nttendlnu the mtional con
vention of the Bovs' Clubs which opened
this morning nt Houston Hall Unlvr.
sltv of Tennsvlvinli
The convention closes cdnesdi and
during the three dis it is In progress
How to HelpdFncIe Sirr ' will be the
chlf subject of discus-io'
Most of the delegates irrlved thl
morning The rime from cverv nook
nnd eninei of the I nited Ptntes and
hmught with them prictlcil plans 'nr
helping the countrv
President Wilson ind mhe- hirh of
flclils hive ilreadv commended mem
,wr of lhe u" r'h 'or the aid the;
hive given the various movements In
connection with the vvnr
M uu well-known athletes will at
tend the convention ind ire scheduled
for Inlef addreses during the conventlnn
The dlder liov ind His Pirt In the
W ir Is thi generil theme of todij s
disc us(nn '
ddreses ll le delivered at tomor
row s session lv II il hi Stephen & Wise
nf evv nrk Prov.st 5mith nf the
Inivcrsitv ( iiv vtitistnin I 1 r-il
in te Milium 1 Hill president of the
linvs inn, nd Charles i Wriggin
held nf th orgitnz itinn in th c tv
HARDWOOD
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Every one knows that the name
f Pinkerton stands for the most beau
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narawooa noors it is possiDle to Unci.
And the cost is moderate. Ask us
rnr an rstimate.
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A corner in jour Lmnp; Room
which seems to need an artistic floor
or table lamp5
We can sohe jour difficulties satis
factory artistically and at moder
ate COjt.
The Horn & Brannen Mfg. Co.
f
from
95-
75c
$1.35
70c
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bklrt attached at waist Unj.
with wide welt seam thatf
gives annearance of all-
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. . i i e nut J-VTB
-"llieeiiiirr ; ciuc-lllllllg uuay,
slender lapels, tlashed BldeJiJ
pockets jl
ill ii nni'nf nf Vttm
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riety ot Assortments?
checks, plaid sj
overplaids, stripes WgsX
fariflamf lf5l nrnm'ooj'.'l
Cll.lClllll.tV.Cli jJliVil-,
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and manifold
blendings!
color v
(In point of Diver-,
situ of Models
Regulation cuts i n
two - button and
three - button sack1;
coats; "Junior Spe
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Specials, Military.1-'
pockets; M i 1 i t a r ytag
backs, simulated
belts single breast
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close, snug-fitting'
I'nipteJ ii-irt I e
vcwoia, tuna i i u li ai
always radiating
the muiviGuality ofs
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of exnression for neri
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where, especially
r-erry s ,nng up
record score! Wi
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lars, lapels, and coapj
fronts; comfortably
cut and finished arrrf
holes; shoulder
turned without t
trace of an irregulj
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many of the Sui
those beautiful t
toned iridescent s:
for which P
clothes are fam'
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