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loneys Will Have to
tested in Govern-
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trfifidan. Mv 59.
Sonar Law tela today or
Mtl to b' tallowed bv el.
:rltaln, ttpcclally a to tht
nation. In order that every
aufcht be lent to the winning
Ht Mid:
be lived more slmblv:
athold exDenxes must be re.
minimum: all surplus earn-
rtapandltures must be Invested
HdS ! All li.nW HAnntatta milk
invested In war bonds: sub-
tottat be twenty-nve millions
Kiy."
Law was confident that the
I'Of. the nation would make the
ti9t money unnecessary.
E-. : .
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tlttd States (or war financing
mor sonar Law say tno
ble mutt meet, are expected
PMsmore. governor of the
erve Bank of Philadelphia.
he necessity should arise. Mr.
itfla sure the American people
every cent or their incomes,
coat, to the united states.
ore was asked to comment
ateh received today regard-
finance situation In Great
Chancellor Law sees It.
settlor said the people must
HtfA(, abandon all luxuries and
ry penny tney couia save in
Subscriptions, he said, must
600 pounds sterling weekly.
b the equivalent or mote
.1. week for every man, woman
..in Great Britain. Law lim
it If the subscriptions were not
I, the Government would ration
Br'
MSt aimpuiy living, ana we
lip luxuries, but I do not be-
.rlll ever have to lend utterly
iCan be saved over living cost
rnmeni," saia air. rnismore.
lild that be necessary the
it would not have to command
to do it. patriotism and pub-
would bring the Government
IS. The successive Liberty
m that.
appreciation of the necessity of
la increasing rapidly, as tn
' Becomes more evmeni people
t.BBOre quickly and willingly.
was well luusiracea ny several
tancta In the third Liberty
Urn here. Instances In which
Etaught largely who had bought
i nrst or second issues simpiy
Uflng the first and second cam-
hey had not awakened to the
f6t subscribing.
far Chest drive has anown the
the working people to help
Hltn necessity faces them. They
itrlbuted more generously and
Bgly than the people of moder-
INDUSTRY ZONES
5D OUT IN U.S.
TElrtAl WY81C1AN, DEAD
Strait of Apopleny Fatal to Olden
Practitioner in Columbia,
Pa.
Cttambla, p May 29. Dr. O. W.
uerntneisei. or Columbia, surgeon
pnysician and orator, died yesterday
afternoon In the Columbia Hospital.
Death was the result of a stroke of
apoplexy. He was seventy-four years
old. Dr Berhthclnel was one of the
oldest, practloners In Lancaster County
and the eldest phslcian In Columbia.
He graduated from Jefferson Mrd'cal
College In the class or llin and begnn
the practice of his profession at Sllxer
Spring. A Jkh years later he removed
to Columbia and continued In active
nrnctlce Until a few. dajn before his
death
Dr. nrnthell was a member or the
State Medical Society. enrelnnt nf
I the Lancaster County Medical Society
i and president or the Columbia College
.or rnysicians ana sturgeons, tie uan
1 thk i4M. tkn W.AMl.tkl LI.M 11-.
ur urnn vl 1110 incuigni tiittlL ni ine
olumbla Hospital, tie nas a vcttrati
ths dean or thn medical start or the
Columbia Hospital. He nas a vrttrati
ior the Civil War ahd pam commander
or Oeneral Welsh Post, No. 118, O A
11. or Loiumom,
Dr. nernthelsel was a member or
numerous fraternal organisation In Col
Umbta and alkh of Columbia Fire Com
pany, No. 1, and an ex-presldetu or the
State, Firemen's Association.
TRADE COMMISSION
TO HAVE BRANCHES
Increase of Investigation Re
quires Three Regional
Establishments
PERSHING CITES DEEDS
OF AMERICAN BRAVERY
i
Wounded Sergeant and Avia
tors Succeed Against
Greater Encmv Forces
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The enormous Increase or Industrial
Investigation required by the Federal
Trade Commission has caused the estab
lishment ot three branch ofllce") of the
commission, located et New York, Chi
cago and San Franelsrt, It una an
nounced today. The following members
of the staff or the commission are to be
In charge of the offices: A. P. Thorn,
Jr., at New York: Walter B. Wooden,
at Chicago, and D. N. Dougherty, at
San Francisco Quarters for the branch
office will be furnished by the Secretary
of the Treasury In the Federal build
ings of the cities selected.
The activities or the commission hae
grown so rapidly since It has been called
to deal with questions touching on ar
Industries mat much or Its business now
centers In New York, Chlcauo and the
Pacific coast, and the establishment ot
the branches Is expected to aold con
siderable delay and expense or travel to
these points. The commission has been
n leading force In determining stocks
or war and contributing materials on
hand and the production capacity for
such materia Is It how has pending
many cases In which various charges ot
unfair competition are named, and In
vestigations nre In process which affect
both the small producer and the so
called trade combinations of cumulatixe
wealth and productive poncr.
The New York branch office is to be
in the custom house, the San Francisco
office Is to be In the appraisers' stores
building and the fhlcago office, ror the
present In the Lytton Building, It But
Jackson Uoulcxard.
Wsuhlngton, May if.
How an American sergeant, single,
handed and wounded three times, drove
an enemy patrol of four men rrom his
trench, and, further deialls or the valor
or Meutonnnts Rlchertbacher and Camp
hell In tlulr air combats are descilbed
by General Pershing In an extension or
his communlquo of jeslerday, made pub
lic 1 the War Department this ufter
noon. Th addition to the communique fol
lows :
"Section 1!. Yesterday morning thief
ir our planrs enrountercd four hostile
planes Hying at about 3000 mctrca In
the region or Monlscc. In the flBht
which ensued Lieutenant Campbell suc
ceeded in attacking two or the Germ.iti
machines. or these, one lost both
wings and fell This was rcfeircd to
In esterla'H lommunlque, In thn same
encounter one of our n In tors was
uouniKtl, Imt succeeded In InilJnj; a
normal landing within our lines.
"Yesterday morning In n s"rtnr re
cently taken uer by our troops un
American sergeant encountered a Ger
man patrol of four men who had en
tered one of our trenches during the
night In the flghl which ensued one
crge.int, although he hart ri celled three
wounds, succeeded In dtlvlng out the
hostile patrol, which left grenades and
wlie cutters behind.
"In Lorraine, on the morning of May
26, a hostile patrol attempted to pene
trate our lines, it wan dilvcn on" with
a loss to the enemy ot fhe killed Of
theso one was brought Into our lines.
One of our men was wounded.
"This morning Lieutenant Jiichenhach
er and I. Untenant Campbell attacked a
gtoup of six enemy planes and brought
one down out of control."
BILL TO END ELECTION
BRIBERY IN CONGRESS
Measure Aimed at System in
Rhode Island and Else
where Likely to Pass
Du a Stfff Crtrreponrfft
Wathlitgtnn. May 29
Congress Is almost certain to pass at
this session, the Gerry bill, making hrlb.
ery In the election of Senators and Con
gressmen a Federal criminal offense.
This will make It possible to prose
facing them, manv will hesitate, who
tlnlnt the rlett on aws wnn
SiSStf
INDIANA REPUBLICAN
SLOGAN, WIN THE WAR
National Chairman H a y i
Frames Platform of State
i Convention
Indianapolis, Ind, May 29.
Every action of the Republican party
in State and nation Is to be determined
solely by how It wjtl aid most In win
ning the war.
This Is tho outstanding declaration of
the Republican statement of policy bv
National Renubllcan Chairman Will H
Hays for adoption this nfternoon by the
now Molate the election i "''" Indiana State Republican convention
lecnng oi commence umi "' """" ' To this end the party stands for this
ine laws wun iiiipuniij ranu ...-- -
Appointed City Nunc
Director Krusen, of the Department
o' Health and Charities, today appoint
ed Hnnnah Mary Krlsher, 6100 Arkvle
street, to the position or city nurse. The
place carries a salary or 900 a year.
shment In thn State courts nun
prosecution by the Federal Government
facing them, they will hesitate, who
othciwlse would flagrantly brtak the
Mate laws.
Although Senator Peter G Gerry ot
Rhode Island, Introduced the measure
to meet peculiar conditions that hae
existed In his own State tor many ears,
It will he a salutary effect In purify
ing conditions In connection with elec
tion or Senators and Congressmen In
all the other States.
In Rhode Island, a pampered rotteh
borough system exists regarding elec
tions, In much the same way It existed
In Kngland prior to the pabsage or the
reform bill, Senator Gerry dectared, In
ill.scussinc the bill 111 the Senate
"In tho election or 19H. when I was
running for Congress In Rhode Island,"
ho said, "I employed tome detectivet
on election day, and as a result of their
Investigations and some other Informa
tion bi ought to the attention of the
district attorney, fifty-six Indictments
were had flftj-one for violations of
Section 37, and five for violation of Sec
tion 19
W. S. S. TOTALS GROW
Sales to Date Reach the Amount of
$230,000,000
Wathlngton, May 29 The total sales
of tht' war saving and the thrift stamps
to date are approximately I2B0,000,000.
This month'B sales have been in ex
cess of $60,000,000.
program:
First. To use every possible means to
win the vvar.
Second For peace with victory and
never by compromise.
Third Sane preparation now for peace
after the war.
Charging that the party In power Is
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tick to tht serious detrlmsntaf tht
Country's cause, the demand It mtde
that partisan politics be taken out and
be kept out of the management of the
War.
Carping criticism of the Admlnlstra-H
tlon Is rtrongiy denounced, out con
structive criticism, sympathetically of
fered, la defended,
Regarded as one of the most important
Stat conventions ever held. Interest
centered entirely In Chairman Hays's
"Win tht War" platform. Only State
officers, ranking from Secretary of State
down, art being nominated.
The platform drawn by chalrrnin
Mai's after conferences with Republican
leaders all over the country was adopted
without change by the resolutions com
mittee at a session lasting until early
this morning.
Senator Harry S. New charged that
the Administration Is playing polities,
and declared that a political propaganda
Is being carried on behind the slogan,
"stand by the President."
"Mr. Creel, with his bunch of social
istic, muck-raking misfits. Is employing
it In every form at his limited com
mand." he said.
President Wilson, the Indiana Senator
characterised as "the most astute leader
the Democratlo paity hoe ever had, the
hVawdtst lrtflsWtUioitrtfciftMi
ctmpromlMni'ln nil partttsnlhiu of any
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'li'i ii uiliiliim t W
mta k;hat eJW thi WHlta Brat
sines int aaya w Mmw jacnton.
' ' ' " ' '
Funds for Officers ami. Enlisted Men
In 'the U. 8. Army and Navy and with
Red Cross tr V. M. C. A,
ThSfe8t Way
To carry funds is by Travels' Ltttert of Cratilt
which we Issua fraa of eommlssloa
To sand funds It by Mall er CabU Trantfar
which may ba aaadt through us.
Mt HAVE OUR OWN AMERICAN REPRBttNTATIVI IN PftANOI
WITH HEADOUARTERS AT THE OFFICE OP
CREDIT COMMERCIAL OE FRANCE
90 RUE LAFAYETTE, PARIS
Brown Brothers & Co.
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EXPLAINS U-BOAT RUMOR
Divided Into 20 Die
ts for Production
A( GnlAa
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trigones ior aecenirausing war
f-JEavt been laid out and cen-
tn for each. It was officially
Latthe War Industries Board
potts, chief of the resources and
action, win ascertain tacin-
work In each sont through
fUd at the following cities.
tiling tht industrial territory
"
irtdgeport, New Tork city,
HU Rocntater. PittsDurgn.
Cincinnati, Detroit Chicago.
.VAtlanta, Birmingham. St,
Kansas City, Mo.; St.
fcttkta and San Francisco.
i be an Independent economic
tr'at possible in production of
, Industrial, tons center an ex-
.tht war Industries Board,
tpartmsnt and tht Navy De-
j will bt placed. Contracts will
. through these representatives.
jp In constant touch with
as to Government needs.
Bcatlona and other technical
at-center will compile data
tta manufacturing equipment.
on facilities, raw materials.
&y
ws win oring manuiaciurtrs
trlets together, to make possl.
tlon of products within tht
i-naullng of partly finished
l.kt tllmlhated.
Derelict Was Coastal Schooner, Wrecked
in Crath
An Atlantic Port. May 29. One of tne
seven derelicts oft the Virginia capes
which gave rise to rumors that Herman
submarines or raiders had been operat
ing along the coast recently, was the
wreck of a coastal schooner, which
crashed Into another off Wlnterquarter
shoals. Delaware, last week. This was
learned at the office or the commandant
or this naval district, where It waa an
nounced that the wreck had been de
stroyed by coast guard cutters.
The rate or the rrew ot the schooner
and the fxtent or the damage to the
other was not made known.
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nodrrn plumhlnic. hrtrnunPd flonrft. open flreplatei southern eiposurt.
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rurrhanera ran have choice of pnprM and electric fltturea.
Excellent opportunity tr Immediate piirchnnern to buy on eonrenlent termi.
Only IK nilnutcA from Urornl atreet. Asent un prriulset Saturday ani Sunday
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m Women' Death Bat
U. 9. Secretarie
May II. Russia's
Alllad and Amarlcan
steed today by lime. Botch
ot tna women' Battalion
icrttary ot etau uinsing
oi war nager.
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Mobile, Ala., May 59 Steamship of
ficers arriving here tell of sighting a big
whale in the Gulf or Mexico recently,
and said they were convinced the recent
reports of enemy submarines In the gulf
had been caused by other vessels sight
ing the whale.
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Philadelphia's Largest Hotel and
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The Touraine offers all those refinements of convenience and luxury that hitherto only the
best appointed home or hotel could provide.
The apartments have all outside rooms and vary in size from four rooms and bath to ten
rooms and three baths. The individual rooms and closets are the largest ever designed for
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and special ventilating system.. American plan dining room. Other unique features include
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