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tVEPOWER
LIGG COUNSELS
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noma auvi
ISCr LiOllICrS
ffWith Major jMacLatcn
on Situation Here
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OCCASION FOR ALAUM
clnrcs War Industries Board
nilipnonnlrilM'ii tfna A villi. i.
!'lvituov.iiiiuii nun iiiunui-
i sn uy to Amust ilnllcrs
rt. ',
' !'
nv
UJRrncst T. Trice, regional advicr In
KWlIlndelphln. for the war Industries
"board, conferred today with Major Mill-
jpaim iunci.aren, of the power nivtsinii
.oi.ino noaru. nnci men inaue tins sinic-
fluent In newim.iiin,. mem
i ,-. ..... ' ' -'
uir,. Major Mncl..-iren, while, not hnv nir
Ivlndlvldual authority to adjust and solve
,-&the power situation, has the power to
?.(,'';, v iniwuisii ,i,i- i mi il,' lunula ,., 1
l".v me mior tv comm ttce or 1 in bn.iril. nun
iJX.lMi.wlll do so. If people will Just con-
tJTPpetre power and not Ret excited or
i & MUrmcd, everything will be all right.
i7,.lt.-. I- ...... .-.- .., .,
y 1 ,cu IB " eiLCHsieui lur inarm.
hl-2 ,iMr, Trigg's statement was taken ns
S?F Anl..n- .. t l.,.n..l.1l.. , .. .........
AK.ldeht of the llnglnc-rf' Club, chairman
'tAtor southern 1'cnnsylvunla of the power
! division of the JVderal fuel adminlstra
2j"on tor tho State. Mr. Stevens said
K yesterday that neither Major Maclaron
?J, nor any other person had power to
f-iWharidle the situation and that the task
JX- would not be dlillcult for one good man
t'tr It only, he was clothed Willi full au-
Wfthorlty virtually the authority of a uic-
v laior. 1
V- , Major Macl.aren is here Io settle
J,,6,tne problem of power. Mr. Trigg said. '
; , HU lieadiiuarters while here are In,
A .Mr. Trigg's office In the Laud Title
SVjh' Building. Tho major today refufid
Vr, env n,.ii,tM.- f. .,,i.itr..,ti.i, ., ilirt
1 1. L'l.j ,,,. L ,,,, m ,., IU,iIUlHUII .! ...w
,.. . .. .........
i.T 'Mffer snii.iTinii.
"Voluntary rationing" by
conumers
of lectrlc current Is urged by t
adciphla Klectrle Company, in
he l'hll-
in a state-
ment issued today by Joseph 11. Met
IU president.
Elimination of all but the most essen
f tlal use of current, especially between
C the hours nf 1 anil
p. in . is declared
ri r necessary to assure inite war worie snail
I'P;i'-i suffer no Intel motion.
Sffiftt' Attempts of the company to induce
!r?Mr. lkl u, ..., -. ,.. .. ,.
LVSr . KMiv omiu icici iiiiiii lustration in niaie
Kvt- iciiimnoK cniiipniBory lailt'tl wneu
K.i 1 eonferenre uvm bcilit Mnml.iv nn,l tiro.
ay'?WclJ,l,nt0,' " dispute as to whether a cur
(&t,Knt thortagc threatens the city. Itust-
K5J- Aness men, engineers, the fuel
admlttis-
. -
Y----."... ...... ...! ...,,( .Jlllll.in II.V.U
4- x-olced opposing np'nlons and it Is pre-
Jsji.,' dieted that n Federal power admlnlstra
&f..tor will bo appointed for this city to
W&iffi- "-uiKiuen one tne
3"fS, Howard Coonlcy
Daft Emergency Fleet re
& "decision by the (lov
straighten out the tingle.
Howard Coonlcy v'ce president of the
Corporation, asserta a
ti rnniint may be cx-
?fe. Jjccted at any moment.
HfeJ Trigg In-UN Tlirre Is Stirnliis
Va ji Mr. Trigg has Issued a statement re-
JKjjlteratlng his assertion that a surplus of
Sgt'WOie comii.my that a huge shortage
Kk".Y,..fcVUI JCIll. IS HYItll.1l fV Ilrikttfn n.o.H nil.
h&?3F,stccl "ni1 actual famine was Inynincnt.
lifef.iHe declines to renlv in eritViumu i.v
J5lr. Stevens. Mr. .Slovens branded Mr.
fftTrlBB's remarks as ridiculous and denletl
tjyitrid existence of a surplus, although he
ijytrTi;u mere is sutiicioni current to meet
eni neeus, barring accident.
I.'.. ....
taie, tuet Administrator Potter re -
s' to discuss any phase of the sltua- I
n -!-"' sl ' " .""en J., i,. uoie, Ulre-ctecl
r conservation, is present to lend his ,
lr J"- tfW ! r'.il- I ..a. -. ....,
MZZZ " r,.""l.."l ""-". '".1:
i ' .( j" nun i in i iiicuininii
tJSf-rii'mm rtn, li. !, r...,i .. .1 i..i...
W$foAtlLaiy announcei! a current tahortaKo
ijr -u,wvw ivnuuuLi., uui later swutiK
MrOuntl to the tJO'ltlon tlmt ik pliM-til(Mt
ZiJfccrlsls threatens.
ii - v Iluslnfss Ien Anxious
(?;& -ousiness men nre manirestlnR- o.TRor
ii5ess to haVo tllp whole situation clarl-
twu. nivrj wain, in unow vtnen luzniMK
f
:v iuoiiik minipy mend ly. they nv.
and!
Z4 Are Unwlllf ntr ti mni I ntm in in i,m
Mles It Is a patriotic necessity.
nu
fw, ic neeci ior economy Is set forth bv
the Philadelphia Llectrlc Company as
f rtll mi'ii
Si,!?er,a'!,"lnP "l already heavy Ilght-
!, nun iiuwer loans between th"
... hours of 1 p. m. and 7 p. m. tho
peak of tho demand on our generating
and distributing system and a pos
sible shortage of power at that ttino
particularly. The co-operation of
every business, every citizen and every
JlOUSeholll Is retllllrril In nrilnv ll.n.
iPy war Industries depending cm this serv
m V Ice BhalJ have full confideratlon dur
'Mll '"C tllls critical period,
ll '-'"-"' siie-aiiing, nils means
eliminating the uso or nnv unneces
'ary light, motor or hen'tlnc ,,,,,,11.
my- n5ei rartlcularlv betwe en the hours
mim. am ';."""" '. ".'
WiEitttrit. , ;,.'.r i'". ''".'' "
Vf contracts feir edeetrlc I'ght and power
ai're assured of conllnuoiia servie- 1.,
i.vV'T'accordanco wlib in.. t..,....o r ,i.i
C1?,1... contracts, unless no unt,,,...,. ..
ife'M?t"'venc'J'. "' emergency should arise.
iS'Jfti -- V ' '""e-eJi'ee-s ni'cc-Miry 10 restrict
,oUr belief nnd knowledge at the 111 es-
4. cnt time this nrcessliv teiu ,., .,!
lar-8"-;" restrictions will bo effective
B'Zfj:- ror thfl Nbnrteat ,,iaullitA . 1. -
Hhorteat
tf Ima --- iwrii-m 1'e'llUtl OI
iCtlmc.
W,'.4 .,
Intelligently restrictd
i,j-"' " cee.-e-ini.-iiy on ytynr part tor any
tatf.liiirnose whatever elllrimr et... ,ln,.,i.
Sl. roleaso capacity lor Immirinin
PSaf?'9rlf.w1'11". "" elimination of anv-
!'. "" iiiwiuiuy llie most eson.
II iignt and power use between tho
tirstof 4 ji. m. and 7 p. ni. ilurluu
.coming months will help uvoia a
fun vi mic.
thl 'volllritnrt in j tnnf ...rt i n..
electric light and power Is fol-
.m uui. .,, e-"iy inciiv cilia , i, inat
hOW Small tint mlvlnn i .,......, ..
ihardly probable that ofllcial VictWu
more drastlo nature will i, ,.
y.
t.nhf ?kb Mtinebt nix (Irouud
'VCW Ti'lmu ut ........ . t
u., ... n n..nrai,.lll. IOIIOVV'h:
JpTiere nave been bo many Investlera
r. ,.v.. w ,j iuvusiiga-
1, and eo much confusion In refer-
I HI tne nOWC-r s tuatlnn tl,-jl 1,
i,tlme bomethltn; definite was dono
ilciniu III IU
neee Investigations and tho e..
aUrroundhie tho situation have de
mX WogreH on work u-ntei, .,i...,.i
Irrtl under vvnv at this n,n. 1..
formation I have from disinter-
j power experts repre-sentlm.- tho
ament there will be. fleur'nir no
erw VIMIl'tllcete WHICH it Is
s expected
tho Ches-
a Klectrle ,
icily fiulli. 1
1 in operation shortly at
at ot me pnuade-lii 1 :
f, Brneraiing exipncity sulll- i Is,
uto carry (he load this winter, pro-
.. a iiu uicukuowii anywhere
l-m"e.oe,
s tlie opinion of Doutor Mallble
"f a courerenco held here last
'C which Jie wus chalrmanT ibi
atlon Indicated a surnlim mi.
rt,. Jr" Jle.uuu to 35,000 kilo-
be remembered this eutlnmin
upon cvervthlnir running -,,n
!,1 nnd does not provide for Bhut-
aix"iifni3 unu contingencies
r arise. .
Wnrent necessity for the uddl.
lilts in which tne Oovernment
aiked to lend financial uld
bo'confuicd with the situ.
winter. Tim n
ftv fnelll
tkn, lf,ontructlQnlni'v'J K'',era' management nnel chargsi
m-svm ,wt ba1 Vi" tvgmJ.''"1,y " 'u,('',, cubject only
WJw Wi I to tin authority of the president. A
iMtiffcil ,-,.
.. .
Wtpaclty will he 'nbsolutety'ncccsBary for
he lSMfl-'JO winter.
"looking forward, therefore, t'o In
"rmsed requirements next year, tlio
provision for tlio new facilities should
unquestionably lie made llcejauso thei
e mpnnlis' usual sources of financing
tliemsclvrs have been shut nlT h' the
1 war. It sevms ntlrely consistent that
eeovcrnineni snouiet no ronucsicu
mm nil- iiw-Tpniirj u?.Kisi.eeei'e I" pun L
1 v irk nn this project Just ns promptly as
I possible.
".Since completing a plant condition
! survey of manufacturers having war
I contractu In this district, and realizing,
' n- 11 v.. Bill, ..I- ,1,.. .mki'i.i, !... ..n. ...,.- '
in ,, hsuii in 1, nil Il, 1 ,-,, , llir ,,,,1'r,-
?." '".TO ol,,clnl l,I,c.rt r"u-
I tle of the Clniernineirt to m.'iUe such
local readjustments of hiwit supply
ns the situation icipilrcs, 1 have urged
the appointment nf such 11 reptesotitii
tlvn here.
"l.nsl week Major Malcolm Macl.aren
was assigned to this work, and Is now
on the job. Ma lor Mncl.iflcn will han
dle the situation through the nppllcatlnn
of priorities, ns designated by tho
priority connnlttteo of tto war indus
tries board.
"This should be of great benefit to
the local situation nml help materially
to clear up the situation and make the
conditions more satisfactory for ccry
one concerned."
1
f,
7 are an Ingrale
Sag Liquor Men I
('nllnlieil from I'aRo One j
'win It. Van's threatening the liquor j
people with dire ralamlly through his J
power to enact prohibition laws If they
do not nt nueo turn In and vote for I
Senator Sproul ; notwithstanding Sprout J
has already dickered himself 111 favor of .
ibstrnylng the liquor Industry: unit j
promised to use all his efforts when j
elected Governor to pass n' prohibition ,
law. There are some pertinent parallels
between tlie liquor men in pontics unci
Senator Vnro In politico, l'elhaps such
parallels will lie at least Interesting.
""''"' '" "",K """"," ""
J "The liquor men were driven Into
noltties nirnlnst tliclt wilt and r.-
i --
I..n.a....t tlil,. . rt nli.llnl. .( .... .1...f.
1 ,iii.-.-i-i, jiinh.iiiiin . .",,... 1, .., .ni,--
i io go. ani even lougm nis way mm
polulcs. The liquor men imw been
' lorcii to .uiipcirt .iiinee nonniHeii, I lie
1 t iicniorruiie iinniiiice lor i , eriinr. lit
' order to preecnl Hie ilrtruitliin f llielr
property liv prolilliltliiii-eoiitl-eiitorv of police III behalf of Walter .1. Little
tan., pledged bv Senin,ir Smi-mhI et tbo ton, e.1Udlllatl, for Select Council,
behest of unreasonable agitators. Sena- "This N In dlrec' lnlatlon nf the
tor Vare leaped lliln t'le p'dit-cul game Shen law and we recpiesi h!,.i removal
In order to create a business, and h" , on tlii twvoutit W -hi en le chI fear
has been very succes"ftI. having built liluiidslied, as conditions are similar to
up a tremendous business through his I t lif" In the Firth Ward lum year. As
political prowess: and now lie further , American citizens we ilcmliu'il tir.nipr
purposes to advanev his personal
political ambition by coercing the men
engaged In the liipior buslni.es.
"The Honor men have been comnelled
! l,. .ig,ihiii..i iii ..,,k... .....i ...... o.-iitt.,.-
j ... .. lum -i .... t.. . -, nn-, .... ,,-,..,. i, ,
... I,,..,,,..., ,,n- iui-.il i. in-i "" -
notincctl in the platform of Judge isomii-I
, ...ni i.. .i iii.... ....
tt.ill X nt Uli 1tll 1 (n lifnl-i 1 lilmr
i'Jt (- iii m ii iii ineii in iiiuth
legislated out or nuslness ny a (iover
nor In the liandH of the Antl-S,tloon
League, but becaute those tenets and
principles In tho judgment of llcpior
men are the b;ilcs upon which Ameil
can democracy nntl thu Anieilcau
Ciovernment will survive. The lltiuor
men support .Judge lionniwell In order
to consere American clemoeraev. anil nt
tho saino time to protect their prrp-erlv.-
Senalor 'are supjinrts Senator
i-'liroul and ltcpubllcaiiism In ordi r to
s-atlsfy nn Insatiate ambition for wealth
.mil demagogic honor.
i unrueu unrci i oceiin-r L
'ioin tlie liquor men and Senator!
i ''" '" " ilr" nave luiiinii nam aim
nen earnesiiy ingeiner in tne past;
, llotli tmvn olilnlnn,! .'ne.illi, llnic .t.-n
1 . .,. . " .. . ... ."..
I fighting for their respective) Ideals and
'purposes. A slight resume of icstllts for
...... ,,4 mi- pv., iiivcti Ki IIP , inilll ill "L" II
1 I both as the reward for their past 'en
,1"-"-s 'vl'l e interesting.
The lesult obtained by HiUor men
for their forced political work lias made
them an open target of invectives and
spleen from press, platform and pulpit
regularly, in end out of political season:
mey nave been held up to
scorn and ,
rlillcUIe in church and State with an
Indecency which manhood would b'ush
to describe ; It has been a mental drain
and a source of worry on their business
I in inuumeranin cases; it has brought
. " V, ''"'.',.'""' ' """ ?l Tro I
inem t
.inn i, ...! ...! .,. I .. -.1
1 .-.- .i.e., in.-, 1- i.iikm iin;iiiei:i 1 lonseiR.
financial losses.
Their object has always been, and only '",v r-ff rr .1 in 1 "c'"r7's', Mr' ""
can be, the safety of their local com- m J. ref'rr,1 to tl10 Popularity of Judge
mercal rights, and the protc on of , "'" ell. and Judge John M. .Jarman.
their l.lird and honestlv earned piope'rtv I oC, I,',17;'Tn" ounty predicted nn over
What h.th it profited them? iviin ' llll'nll"K victory for tho Democratic
ward have tlie-y obtained ror tlie-lr lei
Imnr
unci iiriliinilh piilllliul tinrli nnelcr
.VI r.
VlireV Tlie ele-retlt if u few Mllliiitin(iv 1
and ee.nllsiuteirv 1,11'- ,y i,,. Hiiiii I. '
tiiiiin I.e-KlHlnliire. Ilml'ee nil. Thai is
the suinmum bnnum or all their years or
political organization, .-trenuous lighting
and hard working. Their sincere sup
port of Judge Iteiniilvvpll cannot bring
lliem less nor injure them more.
Vare Iti-upi All PrndN
"Senator ICdwIn H. Vare, while vulnerable-,
has rarely been the object of
such tpleen as his lleiuor allies; h,. has
been revv'aideel by olTlce after office and
by buslne.s contracts so vast that his
wcaiui in common parlance is measured j
.11 ii-iina 01 iiiiir.uiis ; me results of his
pclltical labor have enriched him to
wheie he can alford to il.tunt tearless
arrogance: it liafteloieloned foe him
powerful influence. Ho may make a.eliief
executive a puppet of his will or drive
statesmen to their knees as whlnlnc ap
plicants, for his political favor; it' has
brought jinn some honor, too, and the'
! prestige to assume that his leaders!, In
Is absolute. VI but imtli n nr,
,ie i. mi nr innii nr ever. iikKciI nr -..!
repl i.ne nui.v., rally erm nf I'lilbiib-lnlilii I
Honor, power and wealth Is Ins reward. ,
vha lhas It brought tho limine i,...,,-
I Nothing savo tho defeat of a few bills
icarrvim; suinntuarv tne:,cn,.,.u i.. .. '.
i ..i..: ., :....,: .-":""7 ."'i
i mTamtM ,,,. uiw i ciiitsyivania
Legl.ila-
lure,
"Any
resume nr llie lil.tnrv ,.r
bnlli
In.
lletieir men and Seiuitnr Van- iiiik
,1. ail,. III. i ,.,.Uk !.. i. 1 1 .. .. ,... ..
" i - ,ip; null nn, ereu-
llnil eif llie peilillciil liifliieaiH and peiwer
nf hrnutiir Vare, Those pages show that
tno liquor men nava always been a po. I
tint tactor and a tremendcinu 1,1,1 e
l!"!'1"" A'" "!'" '"''. From
:, ,, . -, ., - "; -in, j nun
' l0 "'law'lre '" Hie ScliuylUlu Jtlver
Ijfukuu ihianu io ijcrriiantnu-n. nml e-r...
Hid lleiuor men hnvn been faithful, earn
est and hard woik.rs In laboilng to
promote his Interest and vvcirau-, and
did as much, If not more, than any
other factor to secure his political lead
ershlp In Philadelphia,
"Senator Vare and tho liquor men will
.uillmii. tlmln ,...lltl,...e ..it ... .. . " I
.,,.,..... ...v,, e.,,4,,.,,1 viinii, in in(i pj.
me-dlato future. The liquor men, In de-'5'
leusivo political Hunting, have accrued'
unto thembelv.-s only a small organlza- "The people n
lion of the men who ate t-nFageel In all where from1 th,, ?'
branchpH of the business. Their light , lildenilo ami are
is. and must In thu verv- nntn,.., ...'vital Ii-hucm in .ti.
and must In the very nature of
things, continue to bq for the sole
nur.
poso nf saving their commercial right
tn do business, and to tiiote-ct
property, honestly and legally acquired. I
The liquor men must, thcritfule. lion,
oll,. nn,l ulneecelv uiit.,,,., I..,l I i
port Judge Hon. '
,-e,. .... u...-.,.. u-i,iir, ,
nlwell in his open de
duration of a
11. It niii-e f.. ..
'umt.it'f (lcnl' fnr nil n-in
lesslv nlllHiSi. Ke-nittni- K111011I f.n t,tu
.. ., ....,
bptou
owed j
open, declaration and uvowid purpose to
glvi3 (o the lleiuor men the 'double cioss,
' turough prohibition legislation."
Lawl. Lllll. Made U. (i. I. MaaRcr
Vice President Lewis l.c-Ule was up.
pointed eenerul manager of lbs I'nllcd
-. . . -- !, 1
Va-if.'.irtilfb!n2i i,.Ci,a5!tyj; .?;.' lr,V.'.l!la.,i.0ta ,V''t"l!,'"3 '0P''.r,"0W after,
... -..,- ,...,.- fc ., ,,,,, ,B ,.,
Mivie Hi in-nect some
ASK REMOVAL
OF PLUCKFELDER
I
xth AVanl Dcnideats to
io i 5
1
Present Petition to
Mayor Today
I)KMOCKATS END STK1FU
HomuM-cH's F(rmrr Fops
Cheer as lie llenounees Vare
as Cilv's Kaiser i
A petition signed by Sixth Ward res.
i Idents, demanding the removal of Lieu
tenant Harry r riuckfelder from com
m.ind of the Fourth and Itaee streets
tatlon bee.iuse of alleged pnllllr.il ac
llvlly, will be presented to Ma.enr Smith
today.
Lieutenant IMuekfelder Is .iceused of
using the police of his district to fur
ther (he ciudldaey of Waller J. Little
ton, ynre leader of the HMh Ward,
who Is seeking election Jo Select Coun
cil. "See me some rainy afternoon and
1 may talk." was Pluckfclder's comment
on the petition.
The petition was prepared by lomo
cr.itlc voter who nllcgo violations of
the registration mid diaft law. bv the
Littleton furors. Two letters outlining
the charges asaliist Lleiilenant t'luck
feldc r and the pollc tinder him have
been ent to Mayor Smith by .lames
M. lVihan, counsel for the Democratic
city conimlltee,
Itlcindslietl tVitred
"The untlci signed citizens of the Sixth
Ward," the petition tend", "desire to
, enter wun you a protest agunst the po-
' lltlcil activities or Lieutenant I'luck-
; i enter, 01 tne tiurin ami itace streets
, siauon, wno lias neen going llirnugh
the ward Using his position as lieutenant
protection at the polls on the fifth clay
of N'ovcmber."
Mur.lclp-il Com t .Itnlge Itqnniwe'l.
the liimocrntie nominee for CJnvernor!
diilib, ,1 Senator IMvvIn 11 -.,... ,..i...
........ . . l'"-
Philadelphia Kaiser." nt a reception
,.,.,,.,, .ls lL.mie-retl him last ni..,f t,
.. .. ... .. C-".".T
the Democratic city
and Walnut stieets.
committee. Tenth
Iletnocrtitie 1 ihi IViil
Judgo lionniwell held a love feast
with bis fntmer foes In the c.lty coni
mlltee, City Chairman IMgar W. Lank,
whose removal n head of the commit
tee was demanded by Judge TSonnlwell
following the .May primary election, pre
siding. Clnrlos P. Donnelly, recognized leader
of tho Democrat ic forces in tlie city,
who helped engineer tlie lepudlntlon of
JuCge lioiinlwell by the Democratic State
C.iininittec lnt September, was one of
the speakers for the uomlnee.
Cheers greeted Judge Honnlwell am
1
Donnelly as the latter escorted tht. can
didate to the platform. '
"No crime committed lly the Hun
upon the hapless llclglans or French
has been omitted by tho Vare cohorts."
dec'ared Judge Bonnlwl. "There ar"
brulnllzed women and blackjacked men:
cripples beaten Into Insensibility and
me imioii-siaincci itirin or Knnlev
with
Its accusing finger pointing to lite Lin
coln Ilulldlng and the second floor of
City Hall. There- has been nn tv.,-.,,
slavery Imnose.l that Inn ,,., 1. .
temnted bv n far. '
Judge lionniwell asked his lie.-irfT3 if
any Phllnelelphian can "speak with pride
, of the city of his birth while an i'.
, dletttl Mayor sits in that high and lofty
....
I Personal liberty
1'crsonal liberty formed th the
., . - . . . . -
1 nominee.
I J. Washington Logue, Democratic
' i-ie-uie-ii.mi e,oveinor, was
""' r"'N-",,- r- Login's son, Lleuten-
nominee for J.ieutenant (,ov
ant f rands c Logue. who died
while
en route- to J-1 mice, was burled
I day.
yester-
G. 0. P. CHIEFS BELITTLE
OPPOSITION TO SPROUL
- -
opposition by the licpior Inter.'sts to
the candidacy of Senalor William c
Sproul, lleptib'ican gubernatorial mini,
, lnee.
Is
c'lscounti'd by Uepublie.in :
leaders
'', i r "'"'' h majority at the polls
!.o,i c.1?'."".1"'. ,R t'xl,'t''l 1y hoth city
nn hlutc le.tders to be betwren luil.noil
and 2110.11110 ver Munlc-lir-l In ..,, ii ,,
nlwt-ll. the l)emcicratlo nomlhi-e who Is '
tunning mi ji wet" platform. ' I
Delal I'll l-stinnlln tit the ,.!.. 1 I
tl" In i-xpected to-be given otUnt'
the
H.
i.e-ininiicaii Mate lieadnuaiteis within
next few elios. Senator William
row lit-puhl can Statu Th.iiiiin.n
and V
Harry linker, teeretinv nt it,., I
.'"" -."iniiniiee, are now vvnrliliiir on
ii-Vm"" 'e? received f,om o,r tho State.
i.,i..''." .... 7. V "l"n "'" "' ."'luor
tlCMH lltav lake nunti ,. iin.il... ..
Hie resular llepiihllcan vote-. Iltpubllcan
bade-rs eltclare that the loss will be
mine than made up by the addition of
...i K ''hllr:' "d IndepeneUnt vote
HcV.ub,,ci,,;,,,,tic!ile; ,b ':",,, u'ttUM ""
,:,"'" t,.''1",r,H !V,-'','vtl1. floll "ver tho
iief ,.l,y 'l' '' , Icaclvra Indlcato
that. It many districts where tho lecng
nlzetl Democratic commltti-.- ae,. ,.,.n-
,'.'; .''-". '' x" I'ahne-r-Mci ormlik forces
ii, . V.'i " i, ' ,,"5' ,s """K ,1("10 for tho
" . "",.1"' UMUi'.v-
t.on" tlf 1!,.'',V:,e,!e '"i;''?:. ??,'.
or 11111 lionniwell citielleiacy,
e.1 rem-1 1. In ....e ..i.. ,..-"
,,e - ei.. .1......1. .." "".-.V '" "wii 1
their
t 1, , ... "ei.'-n Mt-uousiy
,.i.h ,, i'1 . st".1,',K Stiatoi- Penrose de
clared oday that the result or the com
i)K gubernatorial campaign had never
boeii In doubt, and thai a levlval of
m, !,m' "u'r "l" a-' forecast a noiiual
Ke jitibl can majority,
''lteiiirfu iii,ih,i i... ..i....i m. .
p.,, .,. i,'it. '..v.;.'.: : ''i"ine.iiiiin
...,i ,,....: 1
1 1 inn .
wi' i-ln ui.l.i . "eevni leilll
... ,..l..,.,ll l,'lll,.ia 111
-v emu rienmor i-onrnse, ' Indl- i
"nu '" 1 '' u1v,1val "' I'Hcrest In the '
i,, ,i iikih lii-pumicaii out-
gloom of the ltd iiienri
i ILIII'I llll! it'. !!'
are fu lv au-ub ... .i.f. 1
vital bancs in -the campaign,
.. oeni miui lenders are ..(inl clem ibui
.?. ""...' .! '", lp'?'t for a ll-puhllcan
..- . , ".'r ee.iiine 01 llPlirer-elll-
e'tlot '.sTl "I, ." Il X'VTlT' '
lletiubl e-ans ,, ,1 V.Vi.V, Ke. ..'.". ?'?. ''' .
-'rt.ft liu....l.il '. ." ,llp 0011,110
"The Hepubllcan unite ilekei 1,, i '....,
;f,,;1iyi,"j''capd.',1'y, ?''ator Hprolil, has
, eitleu lil.Uerlally durlnu- 1I10 hoi .. 7 .
..,-!,p,., ..,..., ,1 -...T. . ". "- -rn.
I 111 I'l'iiUIt Wa
1
.............:...,.::... " -"-wt'i unu u
miisu 1 i.ijoiiiy is now assuied for the
Hepublleun ticket '"
"From every source reports abount
.that Piesldent Wilson's appeal to his
fellow countrymen' to the iffeei ih-ii
pe.VT'boo'lne ra'aUo J
'liupetus to the llepiihllcan momnvrit '
Jhe Hepubllcan City Conunlttee will!
... ,.-, .. -..j xoiii iiicn i.viii,
,,i...,i, 411 ,,,L. ,,,:,. juai eciij, it,ieventii und.be
Chestnut ftie'ets. In behalf of th pn
tiru Henuhllcau ticket. Hnnntr. im
i. .i -. , ,, --. .-.-".fc., tniit ,
Mil ti 1"'1,irrtloc''' leaders will
address the ward leaders.
71 ' :
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Map of llie Sixth Waril. Klcelioinoercers were nppointccl for the Fifth
Division of the Skill Wnttl e.li relay liy Juilpc Carr, of Cntnmoti 1'lras
Court No.' I
SIXTH WARD, IN SPOTLIGHT)"
LONG DEMOCRA TIC HOLDING
Party
Men, Ftnrinp Fraud, Makinp Si roup Fight io K'vrp Only
Dislric: in (lily Carried i Wilson in 1916 Was Scene
of "Moods' Election' i:i October, 1712
The Klxth Waid, now. In the spnl
llght becail'-e nf registration fraud
charges, was thn only one of Dili city's
fo'lv-elghl' wi r.N earl led by Wondrow
Wilson in the pretlileinlal conte.n two
yinrs ago
I l'cir.ocrntle pn'plclttis are up In arms
nver alleged rratldulcnl reglslratloiis for
I the elentlini next Tuesday They say
tllc.V feal' a reliotition of tlie ilMiit,t,.eM
jtliat occurred in Septemlur. 11117. In the
! 'Ultorlotis Firth Ward, and cn'mlnrted
; In .the murder
nt I'olU'etnan lleorgu A.
IfPpley.
In the Presidential election, Novem,
bcr, P.I lfi. f, 17 voles were cast for Wood
row Wilson in the Sixth Ward, while
1-'2 ballots named Charles Kvnns
1 Hughes as their choice. It was the only
I local ward carried by ptosldent WINon.
Hut Mr. Wilson did not cany all nine
e'lvlsions of th' ward. In the seventh
division Hughes tveii seventy-six voles' to
Wilson's tlility-om. and In Hie ninth
division HitRli, s obtained sixty to Wll-
j son's lifly-tiine.
I The lioundatles of the sixth Ward ate
from Seventh street to the Delaware
Itivrr and I'lom t'heslnul to Vine streets.
The Fifth Ward adjoins it on llu
south.
Curiously enough, the sixth Ward's
area Is exaclly the same in size aa lliat
of lite Fifth Waul. The urea nf each
N .321 of a siinaro mile. The popula
tion oT the Sixth Ward acOndliig to
tlie Hiln census was 11371. On the las:
three registration clavs. a total of SSI
mimes were registered there for next
Tuesday's elect ion.
In the 1 ft 1 0 campaign, the sixth Ward
gave pluralities In nil Democratic can
dictates except .1. p. Ctmimiskey, Jr.,
candidate for State Senator fur th..
Third senatoilal district which unbraces
the Sixth Ward. The late J. p. McVlcli
ol won the srn.iloilal fight there, secur
ing a plurality nf seventy-eight volet
over Cuminlskey's total.
In the same campaign, the Sixth Ward
VANAMAKER FOR SPROUL '
Merchant Says Senator "Kccjis
Kaith," in Pledge, of Support
John Wannninkor has Indorsed th,
caud dacy of Sen tlct- William C. Sptou:
Republican candid. lie for iJnvcrnor.
Mr. Wan.unakir vvrote a puisonal Id
ler to Senator Sprottl, assuring hlni of
the support of himself and Ills friend.
The letter fillows:
Mr dear Mr. Sproul With a long
friendship of thirty years' for youri-cdf
and family, 1 Intended li(-fnre.tlts to eN-lirct-s
to you, by letter, my pleasure upon
your nomination for ilovcrnor, and give
you tlio assurance of my earnest support
and tlie vote of myself and my friends
J throughout the city and State, of which
then; are not a few, whom I highly
esteem and who advise with me on puh-
' lio ciuestiotis
"It will be a pleasure to plaue you
I In the clovernor's chair at this particu
lar time, when we- expect tho (ally re
turn of our Mildler and sailor boys, vvlv,
have done so l.nge a part 111 their draw
hemic scivice In winning tho war.
"Pennsylvania looks to you nnd trusts
you, to bt-e that her wounded and crip
pled sons of the battlefields shall net
'"" X, T'Zuw
but cared tor.
ly said at the I'ltlop
' League and to Its members that William
r Spioul as a clllzeu anil as ti metnlier
of tho Legislature lias kept the faith,
'iiuil 1 say It to you again In this per-
1.01ml letter that thn best thine I know
about you Is that you know how to keep
the faith, and I have coiillilenct) that In
tho new position to which you are about
'" e elected, you will prove this ns the
crc-.lt fact of your. llfoWilliam c.
Sprnul keeps the faith. Very sincerely
'
V"""'
"JOH .V WA.VAM AKHIl,
25 Steamship Lines
! Will Be Invited Here
Conllniieil from I'lice One
I101111I, said that those no-iualtiteel with
condltlonH In Phlladelph'a and .Xew
York have- realized for some time that,
looner or later New York Interest'! will
he foiceel to the le.illz.ttlou that that
pott Is ovet crowded and will turn' t"
Philadelphia us an nutlet.
lllH-iitl-llfil Coin iu nli1,.
The Meamshlp coinpinlus dissatisfied
with conditions In New York, some of
which may select Philadelphia ns a
futuie port of entiy nr.d departure" are
N'ppnn Eileen Knl'hii or latneei-e Hue
Lorn Dock Comp-iny; llaptiral SKam
(hlp Company; Oiieutal Navlgallon Coin,
puny; Wes el, Duval h Co; Unlui
Transport Compiny; N'ortoii, Lilly &
Co.: Lloyd IJraziiiero; Fulness, Kdtly A-
Co.; .N'or'.vtglan-Aiiierlca'n Line; Inde-
nenueni ieamsmn lonininv: .American
. .... ... . . ......
' ,., '., ,,ni., , . . t.
rtmc hiuk iinu ne-iinniK e.uinpun ; ivi
Steamship Company; Luekenbac'
Kleunnihlp Coniiany ; I'nlted Klates Hle'u'
1 Pioiluct Company; Peas & rclllnmn;
i'"'0," .ncwormacK ; iioiianu-Amerieaii
- . .. 1. . . . .
l.lm'i llarmem, Miiarj ro. fliancns
'& Co.; Lampott & Holt Lino; Trans-
ntlanlica .Itnl arn and MuDonnel &
Truilu.
.
BLOCK P0LIT1AL ATTACK
DcinocriltB Force Ffliutc AlljOliril
. -
niciil HccaiiH: of No Quoruin
Uy llie Atiociated I'rrst '
Wiii.liliiirten. Oct. 31 --Snato Demo-
cmts upset llepubllcnn pIhiim for brlng-N
lag up questiociw 01 petice unu. pounces
today by raising the point of nn quorum
ami forcing adjournment untfl tomor
row, the Democratic steerjng committee, lo
Tins program nis neen ngrren npoii ny
followed dally until after the elec
tions unless the Kepuhllcauu In the.
).n',nei,n ,.no. , ,i, VAA.UU ....
,i - m,iii v-w,rv-tv u im irwnp uvv-
the elections which they have, hoicked
Vv
-"vL-
fIBV
wciss nr iv-i 1
.- "-'
7.
nn nn o
M-ji-jrrr
tr-i .
nnnnsii
.,Jl - riJ ' 1 IT
voiers gave S.l." votes in Joseph Ilagcrty,
Democratic contestant for the eongres
loiial seat of ,1. Hampton Moore. The
'alter won .12." voles.
Judge Mugeiie ( , ltottlilwe'l, novv
Democintlc cnmllilate lor t! ivvrimr of
Fetinsylvnnln, proved 'o -e- a rtivmlle
11 Hie vviiitl In the .N'oveinber 1.117, e'lec
tlrn. lionniwell then was stilvpig r.ir
e'ectlon to Conimoii Pleas Cniirl No. h,
oiiposlng Judges Staake mil Montiglian
lionniwell was given I!'. vote? In the
Sixth Ward.
Democratic caiidlates for "row" olllcee;
also lecelvi-d llie Sixth Ward's stamp
of approval In the 1!)I7 elect Inn. Be
tween the Democrats and the Town
.Meeting party tickets nibstantlal ward
pluralltle's were mlted up against the
llepiihllcan e-amlidates.
In view or the Democrat It leaders'
reputed fear of bloodshed on Tuesday
next It Is iittere sling to re-call that
Ground now covered by Hie sixth Wnrd
was the scene of the so-called "Ploodv
Kli'Ctlon" of (iclober, 1742. v '(
There was miieh bitter feeling nt that j
election, accotdlng to old chronicler,
and on election morning a mob. com
posed chielly or sailors from ship- lying
in th- Delaware lllver. asrcmbled n:f
an open lot mar old Christ's Chinch, I
Second street above Mnikei. i
-The election tins being held In the old I
Courthouse, on lllglt stieet. now Market' I
direct, between Second and Third streets. !
1
Inc.dentally. among the catidldatce
VIctotieitiM on that fur-distant i-Iectlo'l
day were 11. tines still ramlllai- to I'liila
lUlphlans Isaac Xoirs, Jatnei Mortis
iinl John Kittsey.
MOORE MAY BS SPEAKER
CouercMiiiinii Uoonicd as l.oirifal
Man if lie'pulilicans Win Hoi:?
If the l'epulilicnn-:wl 1 control eif
e'oHgrrss til the elect Ion next Tue day,
Coi-gre-esmjin ,r. Ilnmpttm Moore, of
l'hllailelphla. may Income SiHtiker of
he House.
Congressman Moore's friends contend
that he would be the- logical successor
to Champ Clark hec-tuse of hlK lone
enure of olllce ami his tecard of parly
"crvlce.
Cotigressmni, Moore served one U'l-
"veVee "''"' ".'"' S'X ftl11 ''rniS -111
ring ess. co.vviing a period of about
'?,,!'. V" "'' - '' !' always b-n an
let ve figure n the House ami bv reason
, .K nc,MH" oiganizer aid ute-i-leiut
or the Allnntlc Deeper Waterways
Vssncintion sine,, im Inc-eption in PJ11T
111s become a imtlimal ilgtnv.
-Next to Congiess'iian .Ins'ph Warren
1-orilniv, ot .M clilgati. h,- H .i,e niiik-
M?...hiV1"'1' ,"r 'l'"' "oust. Ways and
Means Coi,Mc, lie xlrn r ," m.,v.
mis br.nl.dowi, .Minority Leader ".Urn"
Maun, of l,l'i,H l,i t,t e:peelnl to' be
1 .cam date- lor Sp, ake-r In the event of
llepiihllcan confi-i.l or the l.iue
Ctingressmaii li'ietlirlck II. ISilleit, or
Mns-avliusetts. vvlm Is acting leader of
thu Ijcpiihlitiiiis in tne House elurlng
thei absence of CmigriHsmttii Mann, is
not cxpec'e.l to be a coiiteniler.
Hec.iusi- of Ins ncllvl'y on the- door of
the- House ami the- fact that he Is still
.1 young man. Cjngresnian Moor is
JUi toivi-.uii by ,is frienda as tlie logi
cal tandlil.tle for the 1,K, imor.
PeGcc Program
Is Election
l?Qif 1
.VUlOls ,
cnrtliiiii-il friin I'iikp One
1 nay be felt in the ranU of Ili-ltii-li '
labor and llliurallsm unci of French labor '
.. .. .1 .. . - . I
inn s i-aiism If his plea for a Demo,
cuit'i e'.iiigit.ss !B rejected, h'w poslllon
a. Iiaelei- of popiiinr opinion ,t open 10
nue-n 011 He will still remain a glial
pi" cr la Ihe i-oinlng coiift-re-iice, but not
Hi
i-wcr nn would bo If be entered It
.vil!
iviiic ug evidence (,r ,is Mtrctii;tli
:et hunic.
Albii-
at All
or ,N oliiing
In
boosing tb t'tuiul alone, sir ivn.
son has )i,ul to tnko chancoj liko this
le- appe-ars lo have nliiKil at all or
noihing, believing coiiildenily that bo
could got all. Thin American .in-if.
" Hie llrt danger he hus encuontered. I
Mid he has faced tho danger in a bliin. 1
'li-rlng way. Ho may win 011 Tuesday,
ni' the bliindtiH am not the. less reil,
I'luy t pi lug from his isolation hert- In
W.t hlngton. Ids rather .autocratic
oniicr, his failure Ii taku thu people'
really Into his coulldeuce, In pilo ot
ins appcarunce, Of elolng so by bis open
dll,!omucy nnd nubile note ,-,in..,.
-Many pcoplu 1110 genuinely hawlldrri'd I
Unit no boncls attach im tn tho' nitlons
wild whom we have san-d thn i,,ne7-u '
of llils war. The nltlimi., ,,t itt.Vt. . .!
side by side, unci cimrg'ng fmiu ihH' fiulii
t coed nonpartisan, equally e-apablo of
..-in. lliu junili:u Ol 1110 l-lieiVJv'H vlee
and the Irleiiibi. hhh.' , ... .....
1 1 i, in
CZZI U?o
j r4 uiw
I aczisn A r 3 ff f
f -j,r)2 s ,
sir' j
a 1
I 1 o
1 5
iie mob, nrineil wit 11 i-udirely innl Bti.e.eK. ""'" l,m" -" 01 inp latter, and. bnnd-J i""' '" """' " '"'' '" "' ."' inK ami rctuseil In divulge is ndilress
1 . .. ... n,1 In,,', -1 ti.i. I,. ,1... ......iu , ..... .. . ner. Ihn ii, ,(... tvelllii Col.' mi the i , ,
iie.-centicii on the polling place and ill . ... .... - iiinuiii i.tiptor 1 10111- " .,-.. ..... ......... , ,- nuH-iu-tH.
rvee-for-all light ot.-nrred Tho mob 1 ''" ' -Social Ion, they have, been con- I v3Bl I'tisineies which had been created, j A HK !Sjad wnrknnin's bndgo was
llnnlly was forced Hack lei their -li'ns ' ,,.'i'!l''"'r il Irlh-d fight. Their leader. I togethe-r with i. F. Albee, for many rM1Iiul his clothing all.l It Is bellevea
-iftir nimieioiis beds weie e-i-ieked i " i1"1''" Harlman. hit upon the idea of i'''" associated with tile elder Keith the., prisoner was emp'iiyeil nt tho ship
Tint Hot led soon -ift ,.. , 1 , ,. ' '"B,,,l!!ln Hie "Cltizus' League" This, '" Hi" tin nirifal en! el prises tvliieh bear yard
IniroJiictlon of'-i bill' for ,' ,'iot .t in" "''"'"''lloti lias placartb ,1 the' 'saloons "", lattcf'H name-. At the time of his when ipicstloneil at the De-pertinent 1
,i ..'......','.. ' '" f' a "ot "ct '"iWilh lltiuor lilrature. and. to clinch deui'i A Paul ICeith ir 1'te pre-liMit r Justice Hie nrisoner .-idio'iteil ibnt V
It. oplo, Inhuman. W'hov, ,u ,m0 S The killlug of l!c!ln,aye.. rnupled with
Ifaw nianytjiey are, file go tig t! . the ""' B,,n"ral. Ulm,'' "'"'' ' I111 W'
polls tilled will. doul.iV ThoVr cent n n '"- '"l er!,""?! ! .nTT ., I''.
The ncent notei
vv-l lug without ceenferenco with our co. I
belllgtlents streimthenH thosy (ioubls,
... .Il.. I
Itra.on la Apiii,rPp
The reason of Mr. Vv'lllon's course Is
Plain to nny 0110 who has studlM his
peac terms, bu they have nt been
mado clear to tho peopi -. frhn ri.i,.ni
thinks that by diluting to (he Ainerlcun
policy nf kceplpe freo from. cntapKllng
iiiiiu.uces this country
grcarest influence
lug peace. Thei'
1.1.. ..1 .., .m.
rL,'T',: I," "' ""''
tion, pot fatl
. - - ----- i'viiib ins posi.
isur. if it
'n shaping tie ram. lrn '" B . '" "."" . " ' Vrh i,i,.iu m it '
" T..,.Vh.to. ".!ial" "" n,hei- cities 1.1 Nearby towns ao upefied. '
goes, tir,
'DRV FORCES SEE
CAMDEN VICTORY.
Majority of 1.000 Against
License' Tuesday, Is
. Leader's Prediction
IIISTORIFS RANSACKED
oon Men Drag Ceneral
Grant, Caesar and liven
Dante Into Campaign
The forces of decency, rlglitemni
nrss and good government ate so sol
idly 'behind the no-llcense campaign
iie", L'lty ""'I npxt Tuesday thev
win win a sweeping victory against
he llrnior Inlet esls. It Is the first
time In. hlslory thai Camden voiers
nave had nn opporlnnlly to leglsler
their will against llie salnnns, and
next Tuesday Ihey will carry tho
city ror no-llcense by n vote of mnio
lli.ui innii. nur majority may even
reach 2nnn. Tor evety day we are win
ning new lecrnllB
That slatetnenl. which epitomizes the
feelings nr no-llceuso workers In thn
e'lty neross tho Delawafe lllver, was
iiiado today by Arthur K. Arnillngt, sec
let.iry of (he Central V. M. C. A. In
Camden nnd a prominent figure In tho
I'O-llcell.Mr, fli;hl. '
The contest concluded by tho Antl
Saloon League overshadows every nthcr
Issue In the field of Camden politics, and
is Riving tho city a live-wire brirutj of
campaigning that Is, nnln,un for .Vew
Jersey. ,'
llirslnrss men, ministers, iiinnurnctur
is and professional men are waging nn
active light against the saloon, ami until
ne.xt Monday night tlipy will Hood tiic
hollies of voiers with antl-boozo Htera
Hlre and appeal for a dry city at scores
of open-air rinlles,
"It's a iisht to make Camden a clean
city." said Charles M. Lrvlstcr, manager
'if the. campaign, ".11111, nut a thing will
be left undone that will In any ivay aid
our cause. We are eomliieitl,-
l ........ ,, ,, ,, ,,,111-
' algn on the lines of Uciiernl Fneh's l.-i
1 I. ranee and giving the Udnur nicin no
II n. to rest and organize their fclrces.
( 'hey are against ihu wall and making
,11 last Stailll. bllt thn ei.lds niS, ., I
I them. v
Can TruM Clllrrns 1 '.
"Camden 'citizens nre awake nml en
trusted to remove the saloon evil."
F,
two weens the "ilryn' and "wets'
have been fighting, but ffi the l,,Ri days
"l ,"" '"""P.iiKn . t lit- "dry" element bus
"'.'llverctl some telling Htnashes against
' ""? '" u,c saitinnmen. There
113 arguments mr license, has dragged
in tne names or t.eorge Washington,
lien, ral (rani, -Caesar. Dante, Charles
, JI. Schwab. Danlil Webster and u-.n-iv
ctli-rs who. according m tint "Citlznis'
' Le-igui'," wire or are fund ' of lltiuor
ami optmsctl to any measure that would
1 cuitnll Us use.
', . "Their arguments for a clean city,"
'a Id Mr. I.evlster, "sound like the cries
of a defeate-d nimy. All we lutve lo
iii Is to point to (he orgies of hist Frl-d-iv
ard a saloon murder of lust Sttn
'biy. Cendlttnin in this city 0:1 Fri-i1i-
n-iip,, the 'alooiH opened b eg-ir
description. Wluit l-.-i'i'-n'teil ! 1, I lot
01 i'h- name of Canid:
li'the c'tvni'Jt tuin In
fo- Mm l'cnse "
tfcl Ir, erase
big mujo.-Ity
That the p-lpc'ple r no l'cens Ins
lal-e'i den root In Cimel'it Is eni'ilin
rl?eel bv the clvr.-n-ee- of nun win nr-en-Mgi
d in Hie "dry" comniig-i They
haie c'ln-ot'itnti-rl ilv-lr l"o:C" indc'r
the Ant'-Salnoti League btutter anil In
this organization cm In- fou-'d repi-.-M'titntlve
men of the citv. .'Harry c;
Atc'ier a drug nianii"ac'ure'-. It Its
n-e Id-ut ; C'ltirlo" K'. Pndi'n". v'ce pras
blimt of the Victor TaMiHg .M chile
Company Is a vie! n-e-dilcni, Tnd wJ!-.
ram .1 Cooper, of tho Coiper Lundir
Cam pany Is l-e'i'-tre-- (li the llu'nncn
einril'ileo nre. CJly Slic'tnr H. C, ' C.
H'e-ikl.-y; F. W. Ayfr. of X. W. Ayer
Advert isli-g Company; F. ,n. Wallen.
nreslilent of the IIr.iie.tl of Trade; (.'ollntv
Piosictpor Charles A. Wolivrtnn, 119I
many who llie prominent In buslnchJ'
circle.3.
In Industrial Plants
Shop meetiiiL-s are held everv noun Inn
the plants of the Victor T"lklmr Mac-hire
Compiny, Webster Milcldne Com
pany, Camden lion Woiks, Koystono
Leather Company, Comey Ciniorallon
anil other large manufaclurlng plants.
I A batlery of speakers are engaged In
1 tills work and In rutoniohlle-j make
whirlwind tours of the Minpi, At night
I they ndilress gatherings In the squares
! and small polka and on Saturday anil
-nonci
ay night vvl'l bring the campaign
I in ei e-r.-c ny e'uii.iticiiiiti linnet 111. en
twenty-five lib nl!les.
Tho churches h:vn entered tho cam-
...
p.ilgn with genulnu zest and bca'dis tho
nit-e!lngs held 111 tho churuhe-H ll',o
cli-rgyincn havo joined Itaitds with the
"dr.v" orators at Up.- thop nieeUngs.
Among tho cltrygiiKn M'hu are par
ticularly active ajej ilumer ,1. Ilcishurgh,
C. l Swank, lieorgei 11 llemlligwuy,
Carlton VanHcol( Alexi'itider Cnson ami
llolmcs K, (Jit vitlt. They represent tlio
Haptisl, Lutheran, Prfsliylerluii and'
.Methodist eUnomlnatlulM,
A' sa'pofi brawl that oiemrrcd last
.Sunday night In Ihu cstabliiJiiucnt of
Mrs, Knimii Creeuwald, Twcnlluth tlnd
Fedi-ral strecth, has given tlio i.alnoii
linen n big setback, During' thu brawl,
I William llelliuiiycr rccejlvvd such Bi-rious
I Injuries that he dle'el a short time after-
wnrd
In the Cooper lloopltal.- Frank
auk
lll-
Hhe-Uan, who claims to Ilvu at lilt 11
nor street, YPhlladnlplila, was ariosied
! "" "- murdr cliaign mid -Is being held
I f"r court without bull,
I tlhcgnn snld ho Intel been lit Mrs.
1 'iee-nwMlds saloon all day Sunday and
that ah argument itlnrtcd In the back
"10m yauHed the light which resulted
Mr llullumyt-r'o eleiith.
('ounly Pioseeulor Wolvertoii has bo
'""" prncedlngs ngaltist Mrs. ilreenwald
"If Chegau Is telling Ilia Irulli." said
Mr. WoJvnrHin, "Mik (ireinwald not
only violated the closing order or the
Hoard ot He-ul'h, lint also violated tho
Slain law which provides that saloons
shall In- closed nn Sunday."
'"". X.. . .. WA..,U ...V'i ' Z "X. n. i-...Z'
I'H11IIIIK1"M..... - ... ."- "- -V
fuc'lmi Its liiBl-cainpaigir Ihuiuler.
I The Hepubllcan and J)eiicratld ma-
The
chines
trnlM-
chines aru iiialiitaining eirici new.
Cloui'fttt-'r Orderly at Han Ends
Tlio saloomi hero opsn.ed yesterday and
The police kept a strict watuh 10 see
,. , ,1,,0 u-SB nn lloutilej. tub only
",v vjr.. .:.:.. v,..';wji.ujaeii.1,0-..t
tune uwn .--."rz?' zezxarri?'?rj,
can t-xeTclse Us I.1"..,. ...A, t ,,r,e vesi tliern unv
't-ft
NA"VVlSLECfRtClA
Jnlin TcJciclii Wiic 1'orfncrly nt Capo
May, N. J., Hntlin Slnllnii
John TC.iseln, foinnily c:inf electHc
lali at the intllo 1-tut .011 lit Cupe May,
iN'. .) , died In thu naval hospital, I.na
An mas nt l-'ort l.om, Cjiorado,
Dining Ills eleven tars In the navy
ho saw service in Mexico, Philippines
and Frnnce, besides lunklng 0110 trip
ni'cMiiid the world. He was on duty two
years at the Philadelphia Navy Vitrei
lie was stationed at Cape May I'll Ills
Hint s.l several months actt when bo was
sent to the Imsttltnl In Coloiatlo I
Fimrrnl services, with lull inllltnry
honors, were held Monday fieim the
hiiiue of Ins parents. Mr, anil Sirs. 'Albeit
TesPeln, at Wilmington, Del. .
U.S. AGENTS PROBING
THREE FIRES IN MILL
Supnci'l German Sympathizers
in Blazes at AVar .
Plant
Threo nlteintts to set lire to a five
slory textile mill nt he sotilhwert cor
ner of, Third nnd Huntingdon streets
have been made slu'cc neslerdny utter
110011. Thn nnR having occurred nt such
short lutervnls, and the linns occupying
tho tfuilltlltiK t)l vveirltlng 011 ilovern -
incut oaulracts, tho police and Depart-
ment or Justice agents, who arc Investl -
gating, suspect the IJies are the work of
N'o eMue Io the supposed IncantUarles
hasllu'cn discovered.
Tim Hint alarm was sounded at 3
o clf)i-K yesterday nfternoon, when
blaze was dlrcoveretl In the bas?ment of
the building, occupied by Joseph J.
Schelter A Co. The llames were extin
guished by employes.
Again nt fi. o'clock life was dlscnveieil
nn the llrrt lln-ir, vvh'ch Is also lrared by
Hie Shelli-r- company. Knglnc Compauy
.11. Second stieet and Lehigh iivenuc, got
thejlro tinder control In a few minutes.
Dlllclals of the company had cmploveit
ton guarel elurlm: the nlaht. but with-1
nui n van. A third lire was itiseov
ereel at 1 o'clock this morning on tho
second Iloor, where tho plant of Pol
Itz. Lo Foil ,t Keon, uniform maii
ufacturer.'t,. Is located.
DEATH SOF A DAY
A, PAUL. KEITH.
Vaudeville Syndicate Ucitd Is Vic
tim of Pneumonia Attack
A, Paul Keith, who had been head nt
the Knjth theatrical intrroMs since the
death etf IiIm f illier. 1!. F. Keith, died of
pneumonia last night In New York.
Sir., Keith, whose horn was In lloston,
was stricken with Influenza heie Inst
Friday and died at tho homo of 11 M.
j Kohlmon. tt business assooiillo.
A. Paul Keith was one of the best-
known theatrical men In this cmntry.
of Ihe H. F. Keith Circuit and tho
rimed Hooking unices of America.
Mr. Kc.th was alt Intense Harvard
mair. Ho. carried this fiateraal colligo
spirit into ids liusinet-s lire.
' .ill- Keith went to .France about 11
year ago to superintend tho .work jif
liirnKiing tlie iiitei-liiiumcnt .for wild e"rs
and lemaineil t!u-ic six 'uontli.-e. t'poi
his return lie dovot. it much of his time
to till., vvoik and the L'lit 1 ty Loan c:"n
palgn. Ho was forty-four years old
Ml5. .1. intlH) ZIiMMEIlMAN
Wife of jVolctl flisntricjl Mali Dies
After Lons !llnct
Vosta llowaid 51nmietninn, 'wife of
J. I-'re el Zimmerman, .not.d liieatrical
man, died late yestetciay at (he Hotel
Wallnn lift r an H".ne-s oct ndlng over
ntor than a year.
rrs. ', ,nme" man ivas Ihe il-mghlcr ol
Di. (len:j;i and .Mrs. Hug ni.i Kivvtella.
a family long prominent in N'ew i;inT
Itiiul. She- v,-a It nn In M-ilile-i, Jinx,
lit 1LS. In 1-003 her miiiriago- to Mr.
..main man was an event, of inoiiu-nt In
theatrical cbel e.
Mrs. Slmuifrm-i. was a gieat lover ot
iiills'c. She was Inn rested . In many
charities and was a gene-iinis subscriber
lt !! 1' Cm finds,
.Stricken more than a..vear ago. she rc
malii d nt ii' X. mine man est.ite. Vesta
Y-:ilt, at Cl-nsid-. -ii.it 11 about two'
months ago. wh. n her condition became
srch lb it apartments wciv take. at
thu hotel.
Fun ni t-ei vices will be held oil Sal
unlay iiflei-norin at '! o'clock at th Hair
midi flaking establishment. Piterment
win in- m M'Uiiii' 1 a
unci Hill Cemetery.
I'lcilcrirU Mm U.ij nbjjiirpk
FrieVHck' von Horiu'liuigk. of -.'ill
North c'ii'iian street el'e-.l earlv y-sler-day
after an Illness of several mouth,
11.- we, i' xly-e'ght yeers old ami bail
bee-ii In the liltumliious cinl husla.e,s
for lorty vcais, with an o'lke In t'i"
Itourso Itulldliig. II was lirvlde"t ni
the Iletekit Class Suml MiuiP'i: Com
pany. V'"" me town. 'V J. a'ld or t'i"
l-JImwonil IVitl'ilIng and LnanAe'siiclatlniij
nl-o a iiit-inb-r of Solomon l.ii-Jre, 11
of Masons l :,. H s'.irvlvtd by his widiiA
and four ilatieliter'.
WIIIIjiii jsiiaim
William Shnne emplriycl us a pho.
togrs.-ih, r in the liitr.-an of Snrvvn for
lUteen years, died y oterelnv at bN re-Idem-.
1220 .Vni-'h T'elrlientli slie-t. nt
thei ag,. e,r seee nty-three 1'ieatli was
duo lo Indjgetlni'
A, C, AllmrRcr
'S'" am c Ail'Uiger, v.-'n hml been-
coimecltl with the ifetier'liius cn-n.
, pinv, lipi, Ki-splieri). Foll'tti and Arch
strecls. thli'ty-s-veu years, died nf
h al dls, am on Tu-'ilay at' h's home
'il' l" 'n '.'.'I"1 M rclvintvllle, V. 1,
I afte r a in nth'KJII'.pH-.. He was Ilftv.flve'
jeari- old and Is aiirv-IVed by b'ti w'llow
'Ii'; l.eiia Albiirg r' a dimght r, Mr
i,l llai-pi r hi'in-'p, o' t'eirjipoHi, Pa. all
'a sop p-ilp'i .(' viinirm"-, p. s M C
vvho la In (ho utile- ' M-lllil-g camp ut
Q'l.intlc 1, Va- jim, K.ittmrtno Lewi",
ef I'i'ii c 'y I a s'slcr.
Mr Allinrg?r was pi'cplcie-it r t'.r
lylci-ll us Ilenellclal AtMnclullon, an ae
llve iiiembi r of Hie- First tiuptlsi Church
or Ji 11-I1 intvHIn. and a inember of Ami's'
lidge. ,o. U,(i. I, O. O. K, , f Mcri-hiil.t'
K01l!L3XXiSSXlzraw
United States Railroad
"w
Admmistraltiun
W, f!. McAUOO.
Dlrtctor fintcrnl f Hiillrond
Dekware River Ferry
t i
South Street Ferry
Will Not Be
Discontinued Nov. 1st
as previously announced, but wjll be
P? .1!" l """lHrU.r U
I IbB W I
A11AU1S 0.
ANALLEGEDSPY
Alan Acnusctl" of Having '
Made Anti-American
Remarks
KESCUED BY PATROLMAN -
'JVars Up Letter Said to Have
Been Written ly Known -I'io
Agent '
A man alleged Io bo a Herntnn oper
ative was attacked early this mornnB J
by n.'ciVwd nf a hundred or more Inellg-
nn nt citizens nt Fortieth' nnd Market h
f.treets. . 'f
The man, who gnve his rinme ns Ani f
ilrnim ' KatK. li snjd to Niave mndd,lW,
- ii-iihh 1 ikiui ii (iim 1 in nini 1 e,
suileii in the crowd turnlnc on hhn. It
wnw only through Hie tirompt nctlon ot
I'.-itmimntl Peelyon, r,f the Thirty-second
street and Woodland nvenun htatlon.
I that serious harm wait prevented,
. During the disturbance, the prisoner
c attempted to deitrny a batch of papers,
1 which Fcflcrnl operatives nsserted worn-
written by a tleruiati spy In thl country,
1 known to tliein, ICntz, who refused to dls--
close Ills address to the police, is being
cieiaiiictl on suspicion of also being
Krmnrks Sllirl Attnrlt
j Shortly nflcr 2 o'clock this morn
ling. Kntz Is said to hnve Marled the
'trouble by shouting, "To- h - with
Venerle-i I'm Herman nnd proud nf It."
This nvousril tho Ire of pcelcstrnlns who
I 111 tin n attacked him.
'Cries or "lynch him" ntlractrd the at
lentlon oftr.itrnltunn I'ellynn. standing
about a block away. Ho rushed to tho
s.ceiie and aiested Kntx. On tho 'ground
were a number nf papers, which Kata
lint!- torn sevetitl times during the
melee.
I'ellyon cal'eil nh the crowd to pick
up the torn bits and tho crowd obeyed.
Kntz' and tho papers were then taken
j to tin) station house.
I This inclining Agent Logsn. of tho
lAnierlc.-n Protective League, working In
conjunction with the Department ot
Justice, attended the hearing before
Magistrate Harris and pieced the torn
1 documents together. Tho letters were
j written In Herman.
Logan told Magistrate Harris that ho
1 desired tho man turned over to the Oov
erninent, as tlie letters were signed by
a man whom be knew to bo a Herman
I spy and had beep arrested on such a
, charge. He lefusecl Io dlvulgo the con-
tents of the letteis. '
I Assumes Delimit Attitude
I Kntz. denied that he was a Herman,
lui-seitlng he was born In Holland. He
assumed ,11 defiant attitude nt the hear-
he was employed at Hog Island ns a
fireman. He told th.- Coverumeiit Inves
tigator;! that he e-aine tr'uii Holland nnd.
1 had a p.itsp-iit fiom fiat country, but
I hriil not compiled with all tho draft
luqulrimrnts
' Dili- letter In his posscsslun""wns frnn
,11 Herman friend w -liter la Ilea nnotit,
I Tex . r-eirlug lo Login. Tie' 1 tier
j Informed Katz that the writer w.13
j iihuiit to be- Intel in tl bec.iu o ho wus a
' (le t,-mti'i spv
Ct'ier e.m-nun lent Ions belonging to
jTalr, tire row being pite-hed togther
and tianslati'l. It is reported that the.
1 man may be inducted Intp the army and
turned over to the military authorities.
f.id OIT in Morrisvillfi
St"(e lle-JH-,
'I ifll."l,1.
in Morrisv.'ll .
ilnr aclion 'n
Treilleill, Ni .1., Oct, 31.
ipi rnntlno was raised
a., today fo'I-iw-Ing s'm
Treniuii. While many
t'lirtt tllinne nebnble vo.
persons with
mallted up to (tpenlntt tlmo or saloons
both In flic towns across the river
red bore, there was a lack nf dls
01 dor.
lle'iorts (o Hip Sfte Dpoartment of
Health from Ihroiighout tKo State to
dav sh"w an npprec'able deccrrnso In
new leilluenza ai'el pueumoiiie citeea.
Popular Trices or Particular People
Re: "Mammy Jinny"
Hot Waffles
(? Hot wafllcs nnd'fnaple
- svrup have become a
J Philadelphia fad. Cheri
restaurants have made
them so.
And now "Mammy Jinny"
than vvhoirTno finer, taster
watile flinccr ever boasted
the tJouth pj r. .bltthplace,
has moved the Mason and
Di:;on Line northward to
13th Sr. where, in the newer
Chcri, she will wield the
wafile.lron creiitlnc crcam
(Umj confections, browned
1 to the nicety of nn epicure's
palate or u hungry boy's
appetite. "They'te s-o-m-e
vvafllesl"
Popular Prices for Particular
People will prevail as trie
vvar-tlme economy of Chetl,
J 32 Sotuh th St. ( oNp.WB )
124 South Jih St. ( N;e"a )v
J. G. rATTON, Tmldcnl
tc
"-"" w-"-!'" h.
l','l'A, fe.i'f .Win, Cellini
HIATUS
ef rne-uaionlft.
I.b 1 ..r 1-.
VI ll. el. el i!iili;l.li-r ,tf l(iiu!u uii.i Ii..-..
rlle-eeiJlliHinii fnrilii'rly of I'lill'delplilii "
i HilLllHIl. -At ,,'Mew'nl. N. J, (Jet. SO.-'
, r.l.l.A. Inlovdl .il.iuA!itr of .lcmeuh it. slid
I , . ., . 11.. P I... .. k...a.a ......( 1... . '
from Ilia I'liadtvik nvc.. Newnrii.' N - 1 1
Int. l-ii. uuiuiii fun, , N.ivarit y j, &i
I.UIll.y. -At Uurron lllll. Del. -JT, of In.
I'.lleUJi lllisuitnlllii, .1111 I'I'II W wife, if "ri3-
fie K r." ' l.urli- 4 tiiff I'e-tnine-l l-'uni reel tier,
vli'va MM., l.Htl. V. in., freiui t'hHinut i
F
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ill. 'ill
ill' t-erii'Viienl I em
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M anil V lister !. n Alltti 1
arirvere-e -mn-i
t(l(l. lie tvvi-i'll lh
iiltil (Vitilr l,ve- er (1 ('
weird -f ritiune-il to. (11(17 tVrbstrr.ift,
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lAirrt wtinieu, 111 10 is ytu,t t f ,
11 to is mr nf
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