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iWATONWAN SLIPS
FROM OILED WAY
Steam Up as Once Balky
Merchant Yard Ship Is
Launched
MRS. HAMUMAN SPONSOR
Director's Wife Breaks Bottle
With Swing Like Mrs. Wil
son's Crowds Cheer
Fires solng and black smol e pouring;
' from Its single rtacl.. the freighter
Watonwan, first Fhtp built bv the Mer
chant Shipbuilding Corpontlon at Bris
tol, glided from the wain Into the Dela
ware Klver at S 17 o clock this morning
Ships hae been launched before with
Jhe fires up, but the circumstance is
unusual "V,
The Watonwan orlglnallj was to have
ben launphed August 3, but It stuck
on the wajs It ha been aceitalned
that Improper mixing of the grease for
the ways piobablv preented It molng
Clirlttened bT Mm. llarrlnmn
Eighty- ie per cent complete, the es
gel -was christened by Mrs W. Avcrlll
Harrlman, wife of a dlreclor of the
Merchant company. Her swing, as she
crashed the bottle of champagne against
the ships bow, r haled the famous swing
of Mrs Woodrow Wilson when she
christened Hog island a first ship, the
Qulstconck, ten dAj j ago
Several thousand persons Including
Admiral rrancls T. Bowles, of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. Mr and
Mrs. Harrlman, various officials of the
Merchant corporation, and workmen at
the plant, cheered as the ship glided Into
the water.
' Work ot Delayed
When the ship stuck on the wajs on
the pre. lous launching attempt, no delay
wan-occasioned in Its completion Boilers
and engines were installed and only the
Installation of minor equipment and
Completion of a small portion of the
superstructure remain to be done
Officials of the Merchant, corporation
tald today the Watonwan w III probably
( be turned oer fo the" EmergenVy rieet
Corporation within two weeks
HAS NO COMPETITOR FOR JOB
Stanley Urqnhart Has Field to
Self for Law Position
No one appeared today to compete
with J Stanley Urquhart for the $2400
position of chief clerk of the Depart
ment of Law As the personal selection
of City Solicitor Connelly the appointee
had a clear field for the civil service
testa
"Only one placeceeker took the civil
service eaniinat(on for the $1650 posl-tlon-of
pajmaster of the Department of
Public Works, while a clacs of three
took tests for a $1000 clerical place In
the Department ot Transit
Aside from an examination August 27
for hosemen, Bureau of Fire, no more
civil service tests are scheduled until
late in the fall Then a new schedule,
will be made public
Elkton Marriage Licensei'
Ellrton, Md Aug. 14 Couples grant
ad marriage licenses at Ulkton today
were: Albert A Cohen and Sarah Gold
smith, James Dltore and Freda Kern.
Robert J Daly and Ethel C Clark, Mar
tin J Forbes and Lena Bowmen ueorge
F Baetersby and Jennie Jones,, William
A Walters and Elizabeth Grim, Albert
Deegler and Marie Uager, Orlando
N'omsgen and Anna M Ferguson, Thom
as F ritzgerald and Sadie White,
George A. Toomey and Florence S Mills,
and James Mlnson and Lucy Pollard, all
or PhlladelDhla: Adim B. Markvvardtt
'Easton, Pa, and Elsie Suder. Phila
delphia, Harry uunn. rnuaaeipma ana
;Ethel Quirk, Tamaqua, Pa , Oscar
s Howarth and Mamie Smith, New Bruns-
wlck, N J : Cljde Skadler and Susan
M Bartlett, Crcssona, Pa, , Anthony
Hay and Mary Simmons, Perry v Silo ; Reu
ben J Wuert, Cincinnati and Eleanor
M. Maehler, Rutledge. Pa . Wladyslaw
Jlote pel and Martha McGlnlcy, Wilming
ton, and Harry Dorsey and Anna
Jones, Baltimore.
CUT SALOON ICE IN CAMDEN
Supply Reduced to One-Fourth
by rood Administrator
Ice shortage in Camden has reached a
ierlous stage. Judge Llod, of Camden
County Court, and Prosecutor Wolver
tont food administrators of Camden
County, this afternoon ordered that all
saloons receive but one-fourth their
usual supply.
Only one delivery of Ice Is permitted
to Ice cream establishments
Ice plants were requested to speed up
and consumers to economize .
Scarcity of workmen and wagon driv
ers has aggravated the situation.
VOUR message on
Stability
BOND has the same
degree of effectiveness
as an introduction by
fen old and common
friend. " ' "
Ask your'prlnter to show
you samples of this ."stand
by" Bond or see usl
I
Charles Beck Co.
609 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
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jHan-CVl F.Deni f.r All I
IIMI-M of Good rrlntmc IM
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tqypxion
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Utmost in Cigarettes'
30t
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Makers of tot Highest Grade Turkish
' ana cgypvan uoareues in vk now
OTiitrfo'rf(Anr
BIG CUT IN FOOD, WASTE
Sa, ing Shown Chiefly hy Decreas
ed Gnrbage Collections
A hlg I eduction In tllo waste of food
as compared -with previous sears. Is
shown by a report of the Pedcral food
administration Issued todav.
This Is shown chiefly hv decreased
garbage collections In cIght-onc of
the largest cities of the country the
rtmount of garbage collected during the
lastvear was 10 per cent less than col
lections of the previous vcar
Many clfcIes"-havo realized the value
of garbago greases, which arc used for
manufacturing purposes, and have es
tablished plants for extracting this ma
terlal Housekeepers are urged, to keep
KT.rb.RC free from glats tin, p.pcr and
other such materials, so that the great
e3t alue may bo derled from It with
the least expense and labor.
ARMY CLOTH STOLEN;
7 SEIZED FOR THEFTS
Other Alleged Car Thieves and
Sccoud-Hand Dealer
Under Watch
Seven men have been arrested by
army intelligence onTcers connected with
tho Schulklll Arsenal, and three more
are under surveillance in connection
with the theft of olive-drab cloth from
freight cars at the Inland warehouse.
Eighteenth street and Oregon avenue
Ihey will bo arraigned lato today or
tomorrow before United States Commis
sioner Long
Cloth-'valucd at thousands of dollars
has been stolen by an organized gang
of car thieves within the last few
months, according to the Intelligence of
ficers cBcccntly four lolls, valued at
$1000, wero stolen, and through the re
covery of one of these rolls the officers
fell upon the trail of the thieves
The Identltj of the men held, all of
whom are said to have contested, was
not revealed It was stated they were
arrested after numerous tailors had
been asked to purchase the stolen cloth
According to the Intelligence agents,
the men under arrest Include profes
sional car thieves and lunk distributors
All evcept one bear criminal records, It
is said " .
3 GET RESERVE COMMISSIONS
Two Philadelphians and Nar
berth Man Appointed
Two Philadelphians' and a resident of
N'arberth have received appointments to
the Officers' Reserve Corps The an
nouncement from Washington Includes
the following
rirst Lieutenant, Engineers, Arthur
Wr Burns, 108 Woodslde avenue, N'ar-
Second Lieutenant, Engineers, Rich
ard P McCadcll, 1909 Green street, Phil
adelphia ,
First Lieutenant, Quaitermaster
Corps, Henrv Harrlsqn Cummlngs, t::a
North Broad street.
Fcnn Smith, Jr., Youngest Captain
R Fenn Smith, Jr, well'1 known polo
plav er of this city, now a captain and
in France' is Drobably the youngest of
ficer of this rank with the (American
expeditionary forces He is only twenty-three
ears old. Captain Smith was
formerly connected with the banking
firm of Cassatt & Co He arrived In
France a few days ago
Wills' Probated Today
Wills probated today Indue those of
Ella F, Van Dj ke, who died In the fier
mantown Hospital leaving to relatives
an estate valued at 419,155: Alfred C
Young, Hatboro, Pa , $16,600 , Julia M
Guvon 2210 South Croskey street.
i7-i, T"..ie Paul, 1501 North Broad
rrtreet, jsoov:
Named lo Criminology Meeting
Governor Brumbaugh has appointed
the following: Philadelphia, delegates to
attend the American Institute-of Crlnv
lnal Law and Criminology meeting In
Cleveland August 26; Edwin M Abbott,
Robert J. McKentj, District Attorney
Rot an and Hampton L Carson. Philadel
phia. HANDBOOK OF
NEW ENGLAND
VTnlrfalnlnclT DscrlDtlv of Town and
Country Alonr th. Routes of AutomoblU
Travel. It Will Help Tou In Plannins or
Knjoylnr Tour vacation 'iour bud pazei,
maps and llluttratlons. Crimson leather, 3
AMERICAN PRIVATE SCHOOU
A Guide Book for Tarenta to Mcdtrn
Beconaary Bcnoois ana j.aucnon. in mi.
tlon, 722 PP . mipi and llluatratlona. S3.S0.
For Sale at all Book Store. V
BABGEM'S. Handbooks, fit) Conrren St.
Boston. Mass.
WARNER TRAILERS
Two and Four Wheel Types'
Ton to 7 Tons Capacity
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
JOHN W. ADAMS, Distributor
1427 Melon Street
,2.3V & 5 Tons
ppihcott Motor Co
MOTORTRUCKS,
2120 Market St
Guaranty
JNTEKNAL OEAR-DfMVB UNIT
.IPfHNC
r 1 -.
I Dalntr. Dellrloun Itleals alirars radx I
I to serre. Auto. parties espwlally I
I cared for- Fin mule, I
DTT HrKITOW SJX
rJVfiaTflsVkM..-
DROP ICED TEA
AT MANY CAFES
Soda Fountains Curtail "the
Serving of Frozen
Fruits
LABOR SHORTAGE CAUSE
Workrre for Ice Platforms and
Dclhcry Wagons Cannot
Be Obtained
Iced tes has been eliminated from the
menus of mans restaurants through
out the city because of their Inability to
get sufficient quantities of Ice
Serving of iced fruits and other dishes
containing cracked ice also ha,s been
curtailed Ice cream Is being manufac
tured In smaller quantities In mam
shops and In several Instances filial I
dealers have been forced to close down
entirely because no ice can be obtained
Soda fountains are feeling the effects
ot the limited quantities ot Ice tha't
are being delivered The refreshing
drinks that help to make the hot
"sticky" daja almost endurable are be
ing served cold, but minus tho usual
"spoonful" of clacked Ice
This condition 13 not due to an;, lark
of Ice in this clt, but to the Inability
ot the Ice companies to obtoln sufficient
labor to make de'lvcilce
There Id ample Ice In stoiage to meet
even the present abnormal demand, but
as the labor Is not available, the short
age" Is becoming more, acute with eveiy
hot day that passes
Although the restaurants and th lc
cream manufacturers have been forced
to resort to tho itrlctest conservation
measures to enable the llpifted supply to
last throughout each daj, there Is little
likelihood that the city will bo without
'Icecream
But In the meantime the continued
hot weather Is causing a number of small
consumers, particulate In the suburbs,
to be virtually on Ice rations" Sev
eral suburban dealers reported they had
not enough supply to satisfy all ion
sumers, manj were ftrced to take half
or even le"J than fcalf tho quantity
wanted
INJURED IN ODD ACCIDENT
Water "From Fircplup Dric Boy
Under Truck Wheels
A -stream of water from a fireplug
Knocked nlne- ear-old John Conro, 201
Mifflin street, under a moving motor
truck at Moore and Philip streets this
afternoon He suffered Injuries which
may cause death.
The joungster, with others, wao bath
ing in the water to get relief from the
heat He was taken to Mount Sinai
Hospital
Michael Dlckstine. 117 Pegs street.
driver ot the truck, was ai rested,
MOTOR TRUCKS
The name "F-E'D-E-R-A-L" a guarantee of service
Transportation needs are stupendous
and immediate. This is no time for
experiments buy "FEDERALS"
1 to 5 Ton Capacities j,,
For Immediate Delivery '
FEDERAL SALES CO. OF PHILA.
1830-34 Market St.
KAVAI. AND MILITARY CAMPS
MEN 17 to 45
PRPPARP tor entertnr Immediately, as trained men. Into some branch
rnunnij oI th0 military service of the United Ptates.
Four Divisions under direction of United States Army and Navy
Ofllcers. assisted by Canadian ami British Officers from overseas.
ARTILLERY CAVALRY-INFANTRY NAVAL
Complete equlpm.nt lo caeh divliloo. Modern barrtcks. Eleetrlo llsht and runnlnc
water. Ideal location and imitation, lloicltal, etc. 75 trained cavalry borses.
Terms: Maintenance and Training, $200
Enrollment limited. Quick action advisable. Fhone. wlr. or write for retervatloa.
JUNIOR
v
2d 1918
Camp
MILITARY'TRAINING CAMP ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN, N. Y.
New Ytwk Office: 8 Wet 40th Street, phone VanderWIt 2290
' PlatUburg Office: 20 Brinkerhoff Street, Phone 487
Over top are now in, tralnlnj tn 1st cimp, which cloaca August St.
13D'GER - pmLAJLELIJHIA, WJUDiNESDAy,
-. ' . . . . -
URGES PLANS FOft ROADS,
Itolury Clubs skctl to Seek Leg-
inhon for Higlmry Utuliiiiip
notary clubs' In the Middlo Atlantic
Mates wero urged today to combino 111
an effort to obtain adequate Tedcral
and butt) appropriation) In building and
maintaining public roads bv V. .1 Ber
lot, president of the Stability Motorn
Company He pave mi interesting
ntlilresi on Hie piflijcct hefotc the Jolnr
Club of Philadelphia nt Its weekb
lunclicoii atthn Motel Atieipuia
"Tho notary rlubs of this State,' he
said, "should unite and prepale plans
w herebj a bill could bo Introduced at the
opening session, of the PciuisvIvhiiIh
Legislature whlih convenes carlv in
1911. The purpose of this bill would bn
to pro Idc for n bond Issue for road
development The Interest thcrrnn
should lome from tho motor vehicle
license fees paid into tho State treasury.
'The time foi legislative action Is
.now." ho said rue nonus coum ic
tnarKcieii liuiiiciiiaieiv nucr iiic "i -
oer when a vljUuallv- unlimited man
power will be available, as the boys will
hc rctuincd from the trenches Labor
will then bo cheaper and building inatc
llals far lets costly thin at the picscnt
moment
FIREMAN OVERCOME AT BLAZE
O.crhcalctl Motor Bcliccd Cause
of Meat Shop Flames
Itoreman Thoniin Wallace, pf Knglne
Comnanv No 67. was ovcrcomo bv
smoke and several hundred dollars dam
nffp wnn dnnn b a (Ire In the basement
of the meat shop of Itlttenhouse Brothers,
Pntleth and Jiarwei streeis, Fariv ioaay
Alt' overheated motor Is believed to
have started the fire W allien was -i
iiloilng tho basement when he was over-
come and wis rescued bv companions
He lecovtred toon nficrwarn
TODAVS MMtRIAGB L1CLNiES
Jmti r Murphv WW winter t nd tUr
gdret Glber-on n: Mount V ernon t
Thnias H Nfrhnlon Pnmrlnn P anl
riorenre ,t Vnnlnn IM2 W Mlf ve
Ldwln SleKnl-jht Mil Una t- nnd rrrlr
n leu in II ' llau inn ml
iill .nn 1101 Vlder st and ld Curtl
1122 Prr t , . ,
lhrl tlojkln 1HII lennlc t and ni
Mahnrfcv jnsn i: T Inpln'ott ft
Llnd Scott (5arreit-.ford Pa . and I.urc,thi
tordan 1 ir. h tMi t , ,,,
Vhiarv Havp Tilt! hnler t and Allen
llllsna ICIC lmh.lnn t
Ioph F Tlufhlr 141 Orlmna t anl
Vlara-aret I. Kraulr IS-. W Trl ivi
fatrlrk r narr" 24I N Clv elan lave and
Eurn p n-lmor e.;i) lllh i
nni
Thprcfa Pimm, imii i vi1 "iirF -'
Ilinfi 1 O Vlalt" nil 21111 St anl
i athirlne tlvan Ill 2lh at .
t William llav 2-S2I Nap 1 and rathtriM
CM onnor v.n-v vv huanurnamia a.
Dftmlnlck Vlvrs llamnipntnn N J and
Man 1 orfme. "nv r llalnea at
Ciiien T Oarland 1RJO Fedtral t nd
retell pavia Mvn reneraiai ...
Jenas M lln(T Narbrth ra and Mica r
ponnn iM ni n . ..
Martin i"rnnan I1 Pavlj t and catn
Pflna H.IVT .M M11ICK Ft
tadnr tlccfl 117 Fouth (t
and Bertha
VI... 1"! rnnlh fef
i pari M Maahbuin Atlanta Ga
Ann lJ.
n1 M'
I'lunkaii Aiiftnta- i.a , ,
W Ilium niockatnn Htn Sam it ind nnv
William It Frr W 5 Tipawood at and
Hattl Tarn 2I'1 Atdar at
Lurana ItnthPlii lint 11 HomTaat at and
Katharine Oontlar 2.21 V Clev aland
Na'han Kaplan 440 Jlanton at and Hdllh
mm 2001 N list at . ,., , ,
William O Weimar 1 3 i2 imlrh.
at anl Anna M Kelts 2621 S chad-
toula rilrkln 24,0 Parlen at and arah
Cnonar 111. 1 ..In at
Hua""U F Vell'a Pnrt rilehnioild N Y
and Tohanna ltolllnda rtoaeband N .
William I Tounr rivelaiid O una Katn
ln J Irwin 7iO BfidniBn at
Bc'lamln Vpldman 274 Parkalde ave and
Pannl r,nttfrld a4 MrKaan at I
Jamca nivln" 2" ITIehtand ave . and GUil,( I
loneo, 101X1 Warren at , .'
Genrsa Shlnnavar J14B Aider al and
P.lla V Orahani 4e.1r. l.nlnn at
Jame3 O 1 arfv 7W Millar st , and .cnea
VI Oonlev. H".0, Oiava ava
Eamurl Shlalfr A22 s ,t;th at and '.onln
ritrh 727 V Mb st
rrank Taoplaa Butllon and N F Jou,.e
vard, and Marlon E Hed ll rraijk
ferdVva
Lcuis Mleha't 2 Pine at , and Sad
rtosanharg filP TaaKar at
Georsa D Murphs 5 F Duval at and
Rae E Rehrar 227 Svdnay at
Trd J anirl( .0,0 K llaiiard at and
Ella Ptr 2010 E Hazard at
William A Malonv 4.14 Pobaon at and I
Nellie C Whltehouta, 4R7S Umbrla t
Oeorea R Ambler Jr , Ahlnitton P , and
Annie O Blndar PPttatn-n Pa
Niiniio D Faraai-. 174! S IKth at and ,
Erntlna Dal.ee 1780 & 10th st
Nathan Llabman 2421 S Hutchlnton at '
and Sophia Laiufskv, 1117 P 7th at
Earl It ot 44B N F Boillavard, and
L Ruth Maehan 278 . Klrl brld st
Goltlln lloaaai ti'i vv iiobb at . ana .nnia
8 Wilson S24 W" Tloa-a at i
Jamaa T Stawart. 24 .7 Carpantar at and
Marsarat R Hunter 247 Carpantar st i
Robrt Hunsbertar 2411 ivih at ind '
Klorbctl Ruehlials 1140 V inth st
Adrian Tllital R-'l V 3d st anl Tina Vr
dahnaii !.'. N" 3d at
Murtv I. i unun 241 E Huntingdon si
and Tfnni VleAlear 1.4 N Warnock at
Betij-vinln Rlckion 1.1 Kater Bt , and i -vn
nlo Junes, 111ft Kater at.
Identification
Kings
An Ideal sift for the
hova ffolnar fiv tfc
6-.1 ' XVTa hTA tt.m In
tlld sold for all branches ot
ine u a erice
$8.50 to $20
C. R. Smith & Son
Market St. at 18th
NAtAIi AND MfLlTABV CAMPS
Special 6-Week Courses
From September 1st
aKJsrSz.
b - Market St. at 18th vJ
Et girfl
PLATTSBURG
FOUR HELD FOR COURT
IN 'BABY FARM' PROBE
Mulntlo Women and Man Un
der S5000 Bail us
kidnappers
Three women nnd a man all negroes
principals In the nllrged 'bab fiirm'
inysterv surrounding n house at 1115
South fifteenth Mrcct where whllo chll
dren nip said to have died weie c.uh
held under J3000 ball todav b M.igis
trato Meelc.nv at tho Cchtral Station
for Court on charges of kidnapping nnd
conpliacy to kidnap
Tho held were Susell i; Thompson
alias May Brown. .Inulalto Bcsslo
Worthlngton, alias Blackstonc mulatto.
Craswcll Worthlngton. who f.as he is
the son of tho Worthlngton woman all
of whom lived at the fifteenth street
address and Helen S'chaeffei in octo
roon, 10J3 Slcgcl street Camden Maij
Sclles it negress who bonded it the
house in I Iftccntli street and who was
al-o ni tested In connection with th'
case, was discharged
Duilng the prellmlnarv hearing todav,
attention of tho Court was drawn to the
fact that under an act of I S6 the crime
of which the four are .ucu'ed Is piinlsli
ablo b seven .vain of holltai) cou
tlnrment and a tine of $J000
Arrests of the four -uspocts followed
the rerent disappearance of Kdwin .md
charei K tig. aged sx ind five vear ,
., , f .. ,..! Kh,
respective, sons ot Mrs imso King
'"voirer-, who lives n c::7 Noith
Fifth street
The eight childicn found In the l'lf
lecnth street hquse were brought into th
tuiglstratc s court at the hciring lodav
ill ot llicin In a weakened half starved
i ondltlon
DETECTIVE ULRICK RESIGNS
Said to llar Hern Saciificd lo
Please Politicians
I .,. tin, I'lel, I.- .,..rA-l ., r ittA
viti 1 1 Ull ni icpiniutM i- MIH. J I lilt
citj s bet detectives resigned this after
j noon effritlvo ".eptembci I
I Although he said his action was taken
to go on the pension roll those u quaint
'I "nil ' umuuuin ii iihii trf
prp'smc w in iisnl iii mike 1 Irlck re
sign
I Three prominent official it is i.Jid
decile to place a nun in thf detective
bureau to fivm ward leadeir The
I rr'lgnatlon ot 1 Irlck will leive but on
vacane.v and a come I I expected foi
the plice
. Ulrlrk, it Is snid, hdil no pnlltli al
Hircnfiin aim iwo vnrw aso up "Hi i15 i
I signed to dutv In the financUl dlstriil
I tin .. it. nm.nl, lorl k-11. ..t.nn In ICC I I
I.'1 11 I.E. I1l"-IIIILII , UII11.III III .."I
and made ,i dele, live In 1S13
Ulrlik Is slxtv rive vrais old mil lives
it 1411 North Fifteenth rtreet
I'licir'j r'ci i trr ti
rtcij one of
Underdown's
SHIRTS
$1.50 Ea;h
ear ono ani note tin
I 3 for $4 rj
Pfrfeut fit stjln and
rkmiiiship
f hIT ji ttachpd or !)t(achfd
A. R. Underdown's Sons
Rubber Good" and Men's rurnlahlnta
202-204 Market St.
ratibllatied Mnco 183R -
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AKimTY,
JJk
There's a difference in the way it rides and drive's
yes, and a vast difference, tooyou'll think
you are riding in a car costing twice the price of
the LIBERTY.
Every Liberty owner is plcascl and balisficd
not only because the car is powerful and com
fortable, but because it is unusually ECONOMIC
in operation.
L. S. BOWERS CO.
245-7 N. Broad Street
'I
I. QBHBB Bell Locum B05S &eytone Bacs 1211
,. . .
I p-.y., iil j ii N . ... i iiw
I, ISN'T IT HIGHLY .fl 1 1 ,
. I SIGNIFICANT THAT II ' I
;; PRACTICALLY NO 1 1 I '
,. I KING OWNER II
M I EVER SWITCHES I
TO ANOTHER 1
1AKE OF CAR? I
J Parker Moloi I 1 18
II Sales Company .iliiSillfflffllfiilllll
IllSlllitv S1S Nortn Broacl St. ,I1h
!l HliiiWilBB.
ptilKPIpsssSKM
tjjMjlJMnWh-. IJaaaBfillli IKl ilnilll lilt. bWsIbbf wllffliiii n HHgHJwHlllfflilwi
TnnlWHIsWtls.aslaamli HHltllll ifil&,t iuiil( IWl
IHMsiB..Wi 18118 mtinifrfrirTMBi ii i isTniflstiiilliil I n linli WiffliBttillffli WsHslaslB '
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AuUUfcU1 11, 1-J1S
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LETS WOMEN RUN CRANES
Industrial Board Gies IVrinig
sion nnd Proxiilcs Protection
Aloinen ovei eighteen e.irs of nge
will hereafter bo permitted to operate
iranes In Industrial establishments, ac
tordlng to n ruling iiiinoiincd today hi
tho State Industrial Boaid, which Is
tn i niifrrrnrn hern with Milkers of tlm
I women's and children s division of the
Lnlteu States einpiojiiieni seivice
Tho board stipulated thai cich case
must hive the niiproval nf the boird
The iranes operated bv women must
br of Ihe standard tvne unproved and
of tno autoinallc eltctrk control tvpe
TIipj mut not be ot more in in live
tons' c ipacltv
Tho .women inuM not be pei milted to
operate cranes handling molten metals
Thev niiiv not oil or repair iranes and
must lie clotnen to minimize mc possi
bility ot accidents
The boaid suggested lh.it as women
are to do tlm same work as men Ihcj i
should be paid on llie sune basis
The confercmr vhlih will continue
tomorrow, Is being held in Hie North
Anieilcan Building state Labor l onf
mlssloner 1. II Pitnici Is presiding
Sppoinlcil In (.ilv I'oittoni
Cltv apiiolntnients tod' Includi"
llirrv .1 (toeniici llll oith SKIh
street elerk Huieau nf lllghvv.ifs. sal
aiv J ISO". Ira I' Hanna r.;n North
I cltou strct, sleungraphei Dcpirlniem
of Wharves Doilc and ferries J1000
llarrv Dingle IMI South l nnac sttcet
van driver Bureau of Police ftono,
pi Bernaid J Urnlet 151 1 Eolith f Iftv
third street assistant milk Inspectoi,
Bureau of Hoalth l.'iin, and f incline
Pass, 1317 Palmer stirrl, draftsuuu,
Bureau of Uater Tino
BaileyBanks
AND
Stationers
Kcddnig Invitations
IVeddineAnnouncementf
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Social andBu5ins
-Stattonery
Superior
Workm-iiship
Business i lours 10 fl M 30PH,
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The Regular All -Season Prices
of-the
Perry Summer Suits
(Formerly $20 to $45)
in This
Annual Reduction Sale
made them Bargains to begin with
For a quick season-end Clearance, we
are now making Substantial Reductions
W and $45 Suits
Biff Original Value
$35 .Suits
Bin Original ValJ
$28 and $30 Suits
Big Original Value
$25 Suits
Big Original Value
$20 Suits
Big Original Valuci
In the interest of Conservation, wc will sell
ONLY ONE OF THESE SUITS
TO A CUSTOMER!
Our Regular Perry Prices
were low all season
I Measure the values you get in a Reduction
Sale by the real intrinsic worth of the goods,
and not by the mathematics of printed prices !
The Difference between a Perry Reduc
tion Sale and other sales is this Perry
Original Prices were low to begin with!
Gel lhat!
In Addition
These Special Attractions
in Tropical Suits!
Palm Beach Suits
.50
(Plenty of Extra Big Sizes at $7.50!)
A fabric that's Cool, Clean, Economical!
PosbCbS your soul in peace regardless ot the
weather ! Put it up to Palm Beach !
"Breezweve" Suits -
$10 and $12
Prices we can't reproduce them for!
Mohair Suits, $15 to $25
Conservative colors, quiet Patterns
Extra.
$6.50 and $7.50 Striped Worsted and
Striped Flannel Outing Trousers, Now
$5 and $6
doted Daily at 5 P. M.
Saturdays at One P. M. During August
Perry & Co. n. b.
16th & Chestnut Sts.
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$22.00
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now j $19.00
now j$16.50
to $15
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