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. EVENING PUBLIC -LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1918
IAMED
u
JER'SDUPE
uSavs Former Pre-
and Wife Are on
?!4 .
fe Blackmail List
ARSONS IN BOOK
It, May 31. In tlip now street
;.Court trial of Noel Pcmliertnn
member of Parliament for
tviHertfordahlre and publisher nf
j.vjttwspaper Vigilante, on the
,of HbellnB Claude Allan, dancer
HaT. Oreln, manaRer of the ImlP'
at Theatre, the defense Is now
Ming testimony. Mrs. Vlltiars
Mi, was called to testify to the
nee of a book which Pembcrton-
aid had been picpaicd by Gcr-
t-secret agents, contalnliiK the
of 47,000 r.iitlsh persons al-
i to bo held In bondaqn to fer-
y through fear of exposure.
Stewart, under examination by
R'Pemberton-riilllns:, said the book
he had seen, but which waa
'produced, contained the names of
nler Asqulth and Mrs. Anullh,
lint Haldane, former Secretary
rWar, and Justice Darling who is
itisj tho case against the member
I parliament.
knottier witness. Captain Harold
near, said he was shown the book
r.Prlrice William of Wicd in Albania.
f,sald he did not remember seeing
,Asqulth's name In it. but lie de- i
tne names ot .Mrs. Asnuith and
itint Haldane were there.
jAS RmivI Rtimnr nt r.-im.Irlll..
VS.3 - " " ' " - "' ",
Jliast September he had heaid of a
irtlla in financial circles, whoso
Ct was to get Asnuith back in
er and make a German peace.
t& precaution, he Informed Airnr-
an naval Jicaii'iuariers. so tnat tlie
at mlcht bo fnistiated.
Kl"Admiral Mayo and his secretary
nv to me anil got tne whole state-
at", he said.
:AkCd whether he knew of opera-
! Of the camarilla between fine-
-and Germany, the wltnct-s re-
sr'JThey have hail messages sent he.
en Enclancl and uermany with tins
ellurence.
SWSCtavot the principal messengers, ho
rnea rrom persons who iimi re.
to the Inlelllgenre department.
a well-known KnglNli society
Mrs. George Keppel. Me had
Mrs. Keppel come back from Hoi.
h Captain Spencer and Mrs.
irt said they had been tin out-
ft tha former after lie had com-
jeated the fact to the authorities.
Mr. Pemherton-Iillllng asked the
for protection for hlnwdf and
("jWltnesses. The .Turige leferred
, to ine imci i.ommissioner 01
fS Captain Spencer, before giving the
or Mrs. Asqulth and Vlrnttnt
ine. said he would give only the
tea ot those who had been nil-
sched and had succumbed to rw-
temptation Ho had placed the1
atlon before the Foreign
the War Oillce and the Ad-'
B:
ncri!! IN stkwgk cr,
Maude Minn, llie iljnrrr. above
and Mr-. fJrnrse Keppel. interim,
tionall) kiiiiuii lisuie-. in llir trial
utlr.irlin ittui b iilr-pii'.iil alien
tion ill l.cind'in
NORMALE ATTIVITA'
AL FRONTE ITALIANO
L'Alta "fft'ii.-iii Aiisttiaca
O?t!iroliita lai Kt'renti
Sucre?-! Italiani
flim A nK ni-rnnTinn -
1V1 AiiUU njltSUBiS
INCOME SLACKER
Tax Doflprrs Holding Out
Half Billion Dollars
Duo lo V. S.
CVLPAHLK MISTAKES
At iiMiinclim, M.i v ?, 1
Seirrir Mr.VIrm tnrlay laid n'lt .1
'iHigivt fr vin nnn.nnn lmkrr dnll.irs
S, me,, nf npnti! nf the Intel n.ll liil'-
lme i'.i.itniotit jire i in hint; tlm n.i
ilon fet i.i ,.. fleets mill petc'in vlmi.'
iMioni, ta retmns urr mi 'ii'ir,'t.
iiiniputerl St.irtlitig dl'loirs ln.
Htm it'i th,. tiling r,f irnte tli in :. Iiiii.-
'Iiln tll lepnn- .Itn! ellditl, e i, llict.llil
'I'-'icnrl of t:i Inn, ,ltl ,, u ,,f p,,.
' I- !! ll.llld 111 tllnll.-.lll'l-. ..f
lllllltl . t -- 1 t1l"le iS npiKir'llt IBtlel.llll'e
C e. mpiK.tiM and ,etK- ,,f nuppii..
leg in. nini .uid imiilii..
IT I llllllllj repr,.ls nf rr r-tlllr .mill's
1 It'll!
'I hit ,.t le.i-t T.'ii.niin per -mi" f.nkil
" in ik i ur i - who Oioiild :ui tit.--.
' ' " t i. "i. (mil n ail.iin.it. il t is.
Tli.it line-iiu.itniiiu into t li t . -.- i-iniip-"T
ti.iili-k i.,.i. ,,, ,nil ,, nuiu-iM",
-how ne. ,1 of ..iiphlniT in in. in i'i-i'-ih
P n ilti, in. , ril.)l h !,i
'I'11 '1 t' t"l il liiitnlii'f of -l m Ivi i iln'
I il . hi i ,",ni,.i,., ri lit th..- alii Hi.
'"" i I'd. n II r. .li'h h ilf n l.,llt,,i,
'III" km " I pl'lihlll f-li-lllg th" MV"
lllli est.i II . P. ..Mallllni; I .li I IITIIM '!
in' "in . ! lnc" , p .r'liiotx fir.ni Hvii
iih-id ane I,, ... ,,a , .,,. ha
Veen ,1 i-.'.n rre,l thai great , ,.i p m .11 inn
Mln n i-. till n. onlv h ilf a pre it .1
tney iiruii! an. I imnv --linn a
cent lioldmil In addition, fulh
cent nf the ii nun,. ,ie iji.ori'. tl
Ifpnileil. and In lliivp (,i.-ep h. iMnll'i
am in- bin heen .nlered to d. lei mine
"huh utrr th- lniention.il Moiation-
"-olll.lt the lp,i Tlimenl mil pio.reilt,.
i:nilni- and ,l.-i I ti.i.tu inn i ,K p
'iiii'l '' l!"l r i"iniiiii-.nt. of in
lemal lewnu". dn'.'ned l, I ,. n.
h- -iio-iichi r.f iml.iii'iiv vli i'. ih,,n
"t""1 Hi" m il einii- and Int. nt'on.il
d",lu. ivnilin- ui p. ,ithei on the
"'I Im and .il,l., and e( nsr will ma
it. "ii-.
1 r ' im I
wh- Pi I
mm'J 'f-mi
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KVyjCTXi-
15 U. S. SOLDIERS
KILLED IN ACTION
IYrslihi"; Reports 00 Cas
ualties Among American
Troops in France
U KILLED IN ACCIDENTS
WHITE, MALCOLM H.. Southampton, N Y.
AlTKi:SP OF.0R0E K . Xntlonal City, Cnl.
rltAsn. MISTER W . Drry. N' H.
MBSStKA, rltARt.KS, N- Tork.
Nl'.t.so.V, MAttSIIAt.t, H nr.irnl Junction.
Mirh
rdfi.TUtt riiAm.Kis, f,-uisiiie. kv.
T(.Kia.!:V. I.IISI.Ii: t, . t:illnijton, Mo.
Itll.lt 01' ACt'llllINT
rtli'tiARti. st t.nui. Mo.
I'.llirl'ITII. nritll:i!T J . Athn t).i.
STIIMlNfi. Wlt.l.lAM S., .tamnl-i Tlaln".
Mi"
:U1TT. Wlt.l.lAM X.. Knlli-M. Jtas
. fttrtaiY. KltANK P.. Port Wnrhlnston.
S V.
f'nilft
PRNV. ni'Or.N't: II.. Austin. Tc.
'"tilililr erpunt
UnlittiBlnii, May 31 - Sixty Ametl. ' li:r.TlNtJ, tinltli'iN J, fhlrnno.
can i -i"-!!.!!!!!. weie icpnrted hv 'Ietier.il I'rhnlr
'M'--hiii't tlii. divided a- follows: r.Nfir.AM. t't.Afl). Itvvltln?illl' tJ t
I'lftfHii llll"d In .li'tloll. -! dead fmni v.-tuatMnrr. THOMAS V . Allnnv. '3.
Hound- il"en killed In aeclilriits, fruit- s.sviu:il. H.N'li:i. Al.lltatT. Huti.uo
till III f l mil d'.e.i,,' llfteen i-evetep- WMI.FI'. LAH Itl'A'i'K. l!roeln.
wounded. . mill -tchtiy wiilllliled and
one nii--in In action
S'eun id iite'innttt are cnirl'd In the
INSULfS BRITISH FtAG; $25
Seattle Mnn Tlirew Emhlcm to
Floor in Wnshinton
nlilnnlnn. t. v.. M,i- 31 Albert
re.irPfli, forty-five year" old. of Feattl-,
was fined $:." in Police fnint fnr throw-
lnc 11 lirllili line 'Ml tne tinnr nt thn
Phnrehnm lintel lie ln.-.ed tint Im
threw the (l.ic on the floor hecau'e It w.ia
ilp!avnl in hettcr ndrnntapA than thn
j Amei lean (l.i B
tvnrnn lind heen sloppltn: at the hotel
' foi three ni lie ml Into the lohhv
In-l iilollt tn a crnlln nf .Mllrd (1.1 c. and
pulled out llie Hiltlli llac. Insplnc It
,ii i i'm a i oiiipirij iiv an
Allhouoli he hid tnn In
Ills pocket h refilled in put tip -, col
lateral and temaltied in a cell a nisht.
i .....A u .. .:.". viufnl
ItOOMI, r cMr Ml Mil-,
Ki.1i.nil I'.ililisi. 211 niilli Ml--eininl
-Ireit. forincrl cinpliiM'il in
llie l.eilper tin iil.ilinn ilVpartini'til,
mIio a- pic-enlcil uilli a mi-t
watill hi lli fcllim elilplnxe- lie.
fore lit- ilep.nlnre for I'.iiup llii-
IM'l'k
LABOR POLICY BOARD
FOR U. S. ANNOUNCED
i"
VTill Cit-nrflinntr l. S. Ajipn
ric? to Maintain Industrial
I'catp During War ,
II' t. Mv nf whom weie Killed In nr
eulinl' and Mo nf tlielll "ere HOVeli'lv
wound' , Tho-e kill"! In accidents
'Aele
l.ieiilenint P.ii'h.iid nlerf"in. l-'.T
T' inpl" plire. St. l.ou; Lieutenant
Coin it .1 lirlllMll. Alhuii. i l.i ; ,ietl-
teil.lllt William N MeiMtt. r.lltlelil. M.IS
I. ii ntenatit l-'uilik 1' Met t ret y. 51
Noilli Wii. hlllLMnll ntl'iel. Port W.i-ll-
liicton, V V : William K. Stevens, .l.i-
tn.ilia Plain-. Ma-.
'I'll'" . -e rtelv wollllilrd weie; l.ieulen
ain ilaik 11 Alteil, liiaiul !iiipid.
Mnh ; Tnomat I . Aiiimy, Wilinliicluii.
, Hel.
Ml. 1. Ill IN MIIIIN
, tactmrr
I i A.MI'I'ia.l. ' III' K M I'lit'l'iiru, Kan.
j I'rH.ili'-
' MlM'V i.rntS'it t M ii "li. Tex.
Ilia t V f'l M.KV N' iv Vi.,1,
I'ni.i-v innii iir I., s-iitili". Mibs.
I'm UK v tl!A ! I'reli. ien. ftl
i -ni. i iv i-MtwK r,.i.tei-n s I)
inivrri- m:.vni;tii imiuahii. AHn
Mien
M l.i: I'll M I- 1 . Arl'i c l..i
i, pi it, I 'HIVM.Ii ll"U-l"ll II" Ichtn. T".
MAIITlS.-n.V. i'AP.1. Al .1 !-'.il.' U-ivs-l
i I.M:i"Vi r, I.. I'olumiMii. r;i.
Miinsitv i.i:iu:i;i: i: . !' i to"
Ml IlltVV IMtWK . Von. I i V.Y
I'lMia. !I"U lti I. . I ii'"i Kin mi - l'i
niiat op iip.r,.i;
Cnrporal
I.l:WIS. IliatT. Slnktnn. l-.-lt.
PrllllteH
HfVPfn pn niAVi'l?, Puvatlup, Wash.
tlii'iK HfMIII-atT. North, f i' I
MHIIV ISAM- M. Italllnrer. Trx.
M. IIIII'.I.V ttntMlKIt
l.leittr-l int
APrt'P. i'l.rtlC II (!inn, P.apl'l.. rh.
AWWV. TIIH.MAS l., Wllmlnstmi, Dl.
.ercr.mt
M.llia'.S W'tt.l.lAM. tlMBenoil, .V V,
ii .s. iii:nni!i:. .ven-.irk m.
Mi'ilinil,'
mta:x 1'I.app h. ntfinshim. in.
I'rhiilr
' i riiaa-n iimiitm.v. n.iri.m kv
iTVIHI-l'. lli:.VIIV .1 li.e.iur 'ill
Iii'UM-l! I'.I.JIiat I'M.V AN, 1-riM.rje rif
I Mli'h
vi: itmaaiT .1 . iio,i,i' tv
llli'KS ,lA.Mt:s w. Wllllim.-hiirlr. IM
Ml lil'IIV I'll WII,!'.. .IMSia'H 1.11 Kourt'i
I "I I .unit l'-ll.l I 1'IM N y
Ml -ill.iav. HI'VIIV. I.il... .n. p
lll-'-ll. HIAIIV Wailk.'.ha I.
-niia.MW isMinni-; v. irk .v j
TUI-.-:;ia.l.. Wll.l.UM K. en," p,th.
M.itain.; MitMii.n
.Trreant
..iVNia.1.. Wll.l,!.t 11 Plliilmrsh. P.i
Ml'l 11 Hill'
MITi IIKI.I. I I.AHI'Vi i: n. l.anln-T Mnh.
" Prlratn
CAPBEnRY. JOHN JOSEPH, nayonnt.
N. J.
DITTY, CLARENCE B , Dillon, Mont.
Lt'NZER, JOSEPH It . St. Paul. Minn.
nvi:.- PAL't. J . WHIM III. .V. Y
IIAI'II. FRANK VAN PCHOICK. .wark.
N. J.
TOnlAS, JOHN. R-adlnit, P.
MISMINH IN ACTION
1'rhate
LILLY, WILLIAM J, S.'iO Prlfton street,
I Southlnrton. Conn.
I GENERAL DE VALUERES FALLS
. oil rn o
r-!iii .. t.i.t -f tt tt7i.:ii (twin il
ivnicii on ricm in iionor n inn; nrmy ollh
l.cntlinp Ih .lrn
Parl, May 31 General Pierre dp
Vallleres was killed on the (Udd nf
t... Tllnnlllli 1 juma-rl tn M t . itin t I 1 I'M '
,,., .,.,,.....,,...,.... h ... .- TrrnU lav .M....Th T'Khllc Utilitv
enrrefpondent at the front t-nnirolslnn has annntinred a dtclFlon
He as rlrnrk hy n shell fr,ism"nt permlttlnir the Wilrluo.d Cu- Company
while leadlnc hi.' men. ("Jrnrial de Vnl- tn Inerease t- into finm $1 sn to 1 o
Hires was fnity-nine ear old. i per 111" i tinl'- ft for cas
l.iphl Mate In Atlvanre
Silver Wedding Gift
Suggestions
Many inexpensive articles
of sterling silver at moderate
prices. Our large collection
of appropriate gifts is at your
disposal.
Vases $2.25
Vinwls 14.50
Compotes ..12.50
tandv Jars. $5.00
Salad Sets.. 3.50
Steak Sets.. 4.50
tf
'&
Ihi
lit --"
.' msx
n$
5. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
WAMO.vn MKIP-IIANTS IHWKLKKS SU.V!:n.MITU3
Mil)
Y BJLL NEARS
PASSAGE IN HOUSE
Puhlt'ho'l ,ii, l Hi-ttitiiit ! fndrr
1'iaiMll v., ail
Aiithorlr, '1 In l he ,i, I r iietol.ir n.
in; en ii" .ii ih. pi-i.ifii'" t fhii.i
dchiiit.i. l'.i.
lly eld.l of lie Pi. il'l. nt
A S I'I'IM.IMiV
I'nptm.i-t' r i',n"iil.
Kiinia. , 1 tuapcio.
La predeiia nffensha au-liiaia I'onttr
A'iiliially o Oppo-ition K-
ppctpd Senate May Dl:iic
Antlioiitv ('laue
tt n-lilncteii. M.iv :'l The hie anny
hill. rarr.Miic $ IJ.unn nun imn. i ) i - laic,.:
imllt.iry hudrel in the hislni - of tl.
I'll. ilia, rlii' ihivi',i prnii'iplare siniul- ""lid. m.ued Una p.n-.-'ice in the llmuie
taliinniente al linnovo della olTensilii at l"dni.
fnmte iiicldemale in I'laneia. fn pie
emita da. recnti utoi',i.i ussalti il- irli
Italian!, dice iia il i Sim n.ili- d'lliill.i"
II itrandt hiKi'iu.-ii am. i'h'miu I'on
clude I aitli'olltd.i app.ilnnn im naliiien
le sempre pin' latKlli id halilio i;ia tai;
Kiuiltn un aloie inoialf e mat yriale."
Haltil fintile ill lilltt.mll.l KlIlllKi' ll'ili-
fit Great Poltttral Pressure zla die imriimic .ittiu.i inmiiattHa
PTher wa creat nnlltlcal ni-e-,i,.n not.i Iiiiiko tint. ! Iinee. al.pi.inin In
nt lo nenr,' said the witness. "" ","M"
T H'llt. told (lint If ll .i-n.'o ,,l,. Asi.tRO. Anclli lllllUi
It tvntlld niidei-mlno II,.. -l,r,lo I'lHM- yl Willi e! llii'.ll I illlclll ill .1111
i rtf llio novoiMiirtoot I !,., Kliena ill una i-eii.i iiiii-n.-,, i,
It to the political machine." 'n irusiraie i ihimuii n 111..1 inn...... ..
?tentlnulntr his testimony. Captain ruattiii.n.. Ic pi.slzu.iii ricciituiunte .
Mneer. who was a member of the cupalc d.icli li.ilianl
trnatlonnl Oendarmerle in Alli.inl.i NnieMile attuila' dn p.iit.- ih-i nparti
e the war nnd nldedecamn to e della patuiclle d iniiniioni si e' avula
,ce William of U'led. and is now in pami'lii puiiii ih I tioiite. ,uli
v'taember of the royal air forces, onm m iilin-ttiM locili. nun -nipie
n wrote the article which con- tciiniii.itl con cum rni.ieoie pit- nil
the nlleced libel and which Italiam.
"Abased on a letter from Mario' l.a llesln.i UIimi.i h. nil vi-iintn
till, the novelist. . ' 1 --i,ednle Stomiitnloclc tier i Cl.-l 111a-
Cptain Spencer was ultimately pa-ed ' s.ell.ul. iluritn dal .nlonnella I'eina. 11
?..'"? ,'U'K cnipa ns piusn-ally ......i., .o,..,,,!,, ,.' ,'ii.iata la uileli.i
Herman hook to which he had lnlinente -flKiir.it I. hull ahilminte
there was a note after e.,,.i, inailiuvaio d.i! Iiottor A T Wrlili di
; Indicatlnu the particular way in ' Kresport. III. die ' il pntno ,11m 1 icano
line iiermm l-oiiiii nesi lie ,lp- autoi Iza to a nre-tat e ! izio 111 1 1 "011111
Mullen Mllilaie Italiano ed lu.losm la
divt-a di uiittiino.
I.n.-pi dale prim. 1 dell.i cueria era
ailihilo ad aii-ailemla tedesea fd e
locked 110. Hentlinl. ,(,,, .,0 l ,,,,,. ,l,,i 01. 1' hoi onnrtiurl
air officer carried certain docu- ,in, ,.,.. i.-i,i, 11 fahliru aii.
circiiliil.ito da lltm Fplendldo piarilmn
I con! client ?'.,nrnfii-lniiH floii e dprcspl
e pint H'ciirJ wttn i ipuill I povrri
1 snhlati totnaii lentaniente nll.i vita. II
principal,, fabhricaio, clie un tetnpr
seria til lesidenza al dlietloie
deU'accarU'inia tidesi a. e' slato tias
foltnalo in camera opoialoria I'tla
stanza e' aillliila per lappluazlnne del
I I!ncKi-. e i attende Mr Hu I.miell
di Iloston In altra iiitiiei.i attlKuu soni
dispo.-ie le ,itie tntoi;tahi' che mo-itraur.
isi cl'llillmente mutil.ltl d.ll uinlelllli. ed
1 inlr.icoll ottenuti dnpn il tinitaniento
rlcevuto nel! ospod.i e 1. 1 i-pedale i ,111
tienc ni a "1'i'i p.lSSletlH, 111.1 pun' nl!n,j
Kiarne trecento.
I. ndi rs put on ,,n ,-p, ,, In an eifoit
to I, line the masiite to a o,. ,,,. to.
d.l.l'. Sorn.. dlseussinn Is expert,,,! to
laUe plaee uer h,. oMln.llli'i' appl'f pi la
tiiitis. hill there will 1 1" Mlln.illj no up.
position to Ihe h ,, the lolVall
liri'mis win 1 1. made In put Ihe 1,111
tluouch the Senate In reeoul tmi,. ,ii
ihoush tiullearious nr,, thai it win oeea-
11, II alliipiano di snui considnalile deh.u,. their. ,i oh-
1 basso inrsu del leclloll M helli Ii.aile In the Illne't houe
the nmouiii of the appioiu latlons. hut
'lo ditfetelli es of opinion eist oe- Ihe
utantuu; of iinlitniird authorin in th.
Ailm'nl-li.ition In in.-i ea.-ini; Un arnn
The Senate Al Ht.iry fr.ius 1 'iiiiiiniii, ..
has alieady cone ,,11 r'coul 11s faioimi;
in inni eil'a'e inereaS" lo ,',. inn. .111,11 men
This n 1 on-lil.lahl. in e, es of the
iiiiiiibei loimlni.' the basis of il, appio.
pnations in the bill mm p. mliim
metidnii nts pi obablv ill l. pi,,p,,seil
livini; the m nlnuiin -i'.e of Ihe aiin
Willi all possible speed, il is iikrl.
that tlie arm lull will 10, ... (he tlna'l
leuis'ame mm In 9 liifntp the l.-itt. 1- pail
nf .llllie.
Wa-hliiKleii, M r :il
The k ontl't of (he newl ereated
poliei, , l.i.aid wh.'i. lo-uiipti.itiiis ail
' ioieinini ni laboi ajien. i, m. will ., :-i t
l-'ellx l'iaelfuili 1. I I 1 1 ..dniint'-tlaloi .
to in nut, tin milu-ti al pe.ij e dm 111R Ihe
w.n w 1 .intioiliieid toda a.- follows
l'i !, l-'rn lll-I III ti 1 . , hi 11, rin, St'tlllc
Is 'lie ie iilinn He War li'pail-
11 11': l-'lanMIn l l:oo:,elt. ieue-enl.
li S th, ,l i. pilliKenl .ii I I'll, 1.
in. I rple ., uttn Ih,. Ajti , iil'ure liipall
lln Id . I Pis I l''l..io. M ile-i lilliiB 111
w.n md.i-liiis hoald. Jntin P. Who
i. pi 1 -i-ntinK Ihe lii"l adininiMl.iMiin .
II I' I'.'i' . m luesetitini; the .-htppiu
bo ml . 1 uliei lb, i, 1 mi i',i, ni. j 01 1 'hail" -
l'i,. lepi, lenllllC the Klliei K''ti,'. -'.
I'litporalion lli'i.M'sentathi - of llie
food and i.illioi.l admlnlsli ation will
be appoint, d I. il. 1
III .iililill.n Ihe h.'i,W of ihe Minoiis
l.aboi I i, iai Im. Ill blalti'lii'. jni'lllillllK
the I'nlud si.it.-s emplo nient .-, rne.
lb,' iiiiiiilL'iatlnn dublon. ehlldien'- Im
le.'lll 1, 111,. 111 of laboi -tatlsli,'.'. I.lboi
housint; dill-ion. alni alkoatiou and
dilution dlvl-lon. He. will I" inemhi is
of the bond lo Ml 111 i'i--e- lliMiKlni;
their 1 1 '-pi 1 tie iirain hew
m:w !'iisr. in watkk xu
r.oiiipain rvek- Dam.ie- lien Mill.
tlli- Refii.c- to liny rianl
MIIMIIe. . .1., Ma 'II The Peoples
Walir I'ltinpanv ha- .-tatted suit nirainsl
tl il of MIlMlle to lieoer Ini'le
than jr.niie. which tl inpinj claims
is due I'm walei ,-ered the last siv'
months The intimation was tnadc si
months awn lliat lin'css th.. cit in id,.
-nine inni. lovvanl piiieli.1-1 the plant
an old eonit.ici ihai the oln pav for all
walcr pumpiil would 1 11, 'on oil
The cit ha-' In en p t. inir SI11 una per
annum lot the water and scIIIuik It tn
iniiuinei- at a lo-- l-'oi ih" pinpo.-e
of airpiiiiiic ihe plain a i efen inlum
I, cfnn whs held, led llie proposition
was lcitclo.l
Th 1. iti i"'oiniii.--ion then notified
the People's Watei I'lliipanv that It
Would M 1 -nil collleiidlni; the nld
auiei in.'tit Irtd been llial,d hv th,, fact
thai the i.tihtj coinpanv had acnril
dUllUK 'ecenl j r a 1 s to ,l,lipt lM,"iuii a
ipiai t r
Stain Spencer described how he was
ad In a cabin In France helot
Zbjr, . doctors that he was sufferiiiK
n-jnoBi unusual Hallucinations, ami
mm ougnt 10 w 1
l.to Downlns street which prncun.il
n9Be.
THREATENS
OUTPUT OF COAL
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luction seriously Altcctcd
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IfcCDv Callinc ot Miners to
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the Colors
SHIPPERS OPPOSE
INCREASE IN RATES
Iliirrl-lniri-, .May 31 !
rthat the draftlns of a laiea '
of miners In the anthracite m- ;
Plll seriously affect the output of
fc't a time when the needs nf the
.are, far greater than the supply,
,-E. Button. State Chief of Mines,
Addressed a letter to the State
frfcAf.ftnttartA,.ci -lclrlnr. ...U... 1. .... '
v -..-. .- .., unioe, "nriltci SOinO i
cements could not be made where.
6re miners might be retained at
,'tork. The Department of Mines ,
r,y.iBut-u mo luuuwir.K statement
iUDject: i
lf. Button Is very much concerned i
l.iihll Acute ennrlltlnn that arid. ,. '
Krt. .' - . I . .1... m.l-nn Ju 1 .. ,",.. ..or ItCCI , ,
in the jtreat mining regions of ,"'; lllr i """ - .-v.-.-..,.
Btnonwealth, owing to the Inipern- ' and should tie rmme ny tne people as
and 01 tlie. federal liOernineilt .. .i,nlo -men nnweifnl shlnners' nr.
(Jliuxlmum production of coal In ' , , ' , - ,, . , .
EfcU--.. . ,.. . ... . . pnnfii ims .have banded tn nrolett
w.m a coneiamiy aecreasing roice ,
','Vorkers. whose ranks are hclng I Director Central McAdoo's nation-wide
rdepleted, by the drafting "C'firlEht rate increase.
to the army. Undoubtedly the ' ,,,. ,.,, .Ui. ,i,
Amanda upon the. operators are I !'''" S SI "oda V the' u
R.t"ande"rer,o gr; toll " I 0" a.ssocla.ions charRe American
WW' I POIICJ UI -.rillCiuini- oe jnotuaoo i.",i.
fcr -. ... ... . ' nr-rAaup, war insis. iv c may lie ex-
nr ot ine operators, now- -- - - ...,. ,.. ,-u, j..
de Impossible for fulfillment P"i IO ln,,u lu ,u""" '":'"10 ""
. .i, .!,.... i .i.,... i to war cnnouions.
&ir.;i.n(i .,,' Xationa! K.deratlon nf Shippers;
rilErefia?!?-- fss--r-----sa3i
:'ISpiFOiVaiife
l jl !l;I,:nt tiros. Co.. Mfr.-.. I'lvla. ', il.J!:
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!i We Set Tire Standards. ' I
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Protest Ajrainst Poliry Which
They Say "Shields the
Railroads"
Waolihigtnn, May 31
Asserting that increased cost of op-
i. f .mnloves . Mr.leui,i American Petroleum League; Western
.r. rt .t..i,i.i.n. r.U Petroleum Iteflners Association;
EKL" ' u"' . ..:..... . ' ?.;:: Xational Livestock Shippers' Protective
RJSiMry to Produce Tthe best . Bf: State livestock .ssnclatlou of
Lncoal.Pi Illinois; 'orn Belt Meat Producers'
E".. .... . 4 mnnninn a mi atifinai i 'riiinrii nr
inmeni or Mines naa en- rt"-;v., -'"- ,,; "
virv w.v to fadlltatB the , Farmer Co:operatle t-sociations.
'Waitea may lncjeaie 6i per cent;
.rry.y i" chiiib mo i
1 and haa rrannanllii iaH I
- . s HalM1- id1 fiial tij fiUqrlpllnlA tn
and .miners to .do their , """"'" "'" ,'UT' ""; I' J ... .
liriCC. hit: 'iu,i k,..., bu . ...
Income guaranteed by the (lovernment
goes on just the same. That guarantee
Is a war measure. All of the extra cost
Is due to expedited services and there
fore 'they are war necessities. Inas
much aa the Government controls all
fmances of the" railroads, we believe the
expente should be borne by the people
a a whole.''
i'-lt the workers are tot be
from the mines. It wilt be
iblllty to Inerease the
a maintain the prevent
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THEY LEAD THE WAY
NewarU Scouting Shoes
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Sizes 1 to 4s
Boys' Sizet, 9 to 13 J
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They are built with
lull chrome Elk Soles,
reinforced thanhs and speci-
lly stitched soles and wilt stand
rouch wear. FOOT COMFORT is
insured by the broad sensible shape of the shoe.
Father too will appreciate the comfort and wear of these
shoes, so we have them tor him.
For Man, J3.00.3.50 (with Goodyear Walt Process)
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V TW'ELVK WOMKN'a A.NU MEN'S HTOHEK IN rHILAOEI.rilU
fit M-rk't at.. ?t. IStb Hiti Sis I tTM N. Front III., near OsuphTn St.
mi lirnlnston Art., btt. Tprk n1 1 Still lierujntuwn 4., near Chrltrr
Cumsirlsnd BU. I Av.
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Why is it that United States
Tires are setting new records
for mileage and serviceability r
Why is it' that the sales of
these tires are constantly
mounting by leaps and hounds?
The answer is found in the factories
where United States Tires are made.
Standards of construction for these
tires are higher than ever before
known in the tire industry.
Makers of tire fabrics tell us that the
standards we have given them for
United States Tire fabrics are higher
than any previously known. They
required new facilities to meet our
exacting specifications.
Likewise through every
process of construction from
crude rubber to finished tires
we have set new and higher
standards everywhere.
These standards work out on your
car in the practical economy demand
ed by war-times.
United States Tires will raise any
car to higher efficiency.
There is a type to suit every con
dition of service.
The nearest United States Sales and
Service Depot dealer will cheerfully
aid in selecting right tires for your
requirements.
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