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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA', MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910
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UNIFY OUTLINES 4" fio isc8
UHir I vuiiinuo Bnggfa,, Situation
OF WORLD UNION ....
Wilson Holds Conference
Inned from Pnte One
Hie most iiinRnMcent In Kiironc v.ltli
fnmous paltitlncs ntul llobcllu tnpestiy.
clcptcltlng French history t, ,.,,,
President nulmst at Kt the head of , lmClHOl
the table, with President Vllioti at his
TALKS TO STARS,
MARCONFSPLAN
Vare Marches I SLAVS AND ITALY Wedge Is driven,
Off to Inaugural1 MAY START NEW for Creating League
With Entente 'Authorities i1"1"1 and iT'ent i-oincme m hi ie
I Welcomed l Iluliont
President Wilson v.an grceled bv An
Itonln Iubost, who mado nn euloKlstlo nil-
, ilres In which he said that the) Henalo
ISO
on Nations League
Forecasts Com-
municaliou With Other
Planets
rentlmiMl frem re One
lint followers will luie tu tialt such
1 dignitaries an Hear Admirals Helm i,i.' .
nml lliiEhes In tnrnnrrnu'n colorful In- IlCiailOrl"
aURUral parade, the nnal offlcera villi 1'OIUI, MM Hostilities Arc
SlMER-SOVEREIGNTYl'"'l l.e P.e.ldnt and his Idea-
Ollly 25 Days ot Visit Remains
to President to Har
monize Allies
tf tfAali1ntAt f . nlld'i crilra atiil
mieif thank ou foi linvlnic been so
Rood (is to accept our Imitation and
lo rIm1 us some hours of uiir time,
which we l.imw to b eleoti'd to the
high meditations and the Important
negotiations upon which the fate of
the peoples des?nds from ;,our first
steps on thn land of France Hud since
our entry Into Paris, the French peo
ple has spontaneously rIhi theli
hearts to jou and thev pornlxeit at
once In our frank smll and hi uiir
so loal and open phjsloRiiomy that
j on, too, Were spontaneously glWnfj
ourself to them
You are today In an old palai e of
France and It la among these eiand
reminders of past times that, ltli
thoughts rejuxenated by Uepubllian
ardor, xet with pitrlotlnm. that the
French Senate shapes ft hlstorv which
already i omits llfteen tenturlcs We
welcome here, Jlr. President. ou and
our Ideas Nowhere could M'tir splen
did amhltlon to substitute for the pe
riodically broken equilibrium of mate-
i GETS QUEER SIGNALS
I Would Use Mathematical Fucts
as Basts for Establishing Con
tact Through Ether Waves
hare to take second place so far as real
honors are concerned,
Uorernor TsUes Oath Tomorrow
The stage Is nil set and the curtain la
retdy to rife on the Inauguration of
Senator ns (Joxernor of Pennslanlu
at noon tomorrow.
Precedent will be followed 111 the In
augural ceremonj Senator Hprout will
tnke the oath of ollkeona stand In front
of the Capitol and Senator Kdwaid 1
WAR IN BALKANS , Continued from Psse On.
- gnn ization will bo made. The futuie
Approach Breaking will tako care of the rest.
Spirit of Compromise
The spirit of compromise plainly
devastation he would appreciate
better the French claims of repara
tion, Including territorial reparation.
1'iom the minute of Piesldenl
Wilson's anial in Trance, the
1 rench have been determined to
hne President Wilson see this dev
Tentative Yale Trark Schedules
New Haven. Conn., Jn SO. A tenUlti
chedulf tor tht Yale trarlreatfl annMfae'
today Ineluled the fqllowlncl llav 19.4 Tm.
vrm"vrf rrlntetorf at PrlnftoTiV-rHte '
ton freemen at New Hmftii May lie IraU-r'
vnrsltv s. UUrtsnl st ;Sew Hayent frort'
menr M, )(arvard Jreehmen, at Ornorldie t
Iinmincnt
3,r ' ITrZr is obseivable. A uell-informed ' "!,, but the President has been
American, close to President Wll
Mennn, Jan 20 (via denoa ) -Ac-
rftrrlltitr tu sum lul Information from
Trieste, the strained relation between ' son, says the conferences so far
the Jugo-Mnxs anil Italians am ossum- ...... .
ing a critical stage v settlement of have been fruitful chiefly in bring-
ineir oinercnccs ii miircu tuir tuiu
outbreak of hostllltlex Is considered Im
minent .
Th sltimtlon Is further nccraxated
n-i.u..,,,.,,, ..in i,. .unm in na f.tonien. bv the attitude of the French author-
mil rn.rnn.. iii eli Senate i hamliei lt'' In Trieste nml Pola, who cxpiess
ant t.oxernoi In the Senate cliamuei ,,! to the Italian plans In the
ImitiAf1i!it1i fnltftulnc lila nrldrst fn Ailptnttj
he Senatt. the now Meutfnant C3oer- , Italian outgoing ; rtilp In Trieste ana e Q feehnps of dlflcrence, UIO1 stood
lng the confeiees personally close
together. The heads of the nations
are becoming intimate from per
gonal contact, and the old suspicions,
fl the Associated Preti
rnrla', Jan. 20. I
As the Supreme Council resumed
sittings toda, murked progress was be
ing nnde In the business of comparing
xnrlous plans for tho formation of a
league of nntlons nml liarmonlrlng
them Into n tinll of ideas which can
be taken up as a concrete proposition
Much headway In this dlrictlon was
ni.uln last nleht at the conference at
the Mural residence, which was attended
by Mr. Wilson. Lord T.obcrt Cecil, the
British representative charged with
working out of a plan for a league of na- j
ttons; T.eon Bourgeois, the I'retich
proponent of a plan for mich an organ
ization, and General Jan Christian
muts who has formulated fc plan for a
league.
I'rellmlnar comeifitlons over the
itiucturc of the leasua of nations aie,
Hir'ctlv 'speaking still In the stage of be
ing dlseliseil In meetings of the supreme
Council, and nrc not technically before
the Peace Congress as a whole, but the
fact that the Congress had adxanced
this question to the foremost place In
Its program Is taken to Indicate that such
progress Is being' made In the Supreme
Council as to warrant tho expectation
that a definite and somewhat detailed
program will soon bo evolved
Mill Ilsrmonlio Aim. Cfrr if ICTtf PBPSC
This program. It Is believed, will pre-' dULillLilZ) I iL. IXLJO
sent the common thought of the leaders nPiVHTlXCFi TiTJT.FS
of the United States. Great Britain and, liUUUl1uK3 IVVUCjO
France, and. therefore, mav furnish a
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Special Cable to Kiciu,,- rublic Ledum "r will go to the front of the Capllo ''; " -' t ,,-; Ttallanstai;- disappearing as they nib elbows,
l Copyright. 191. I j tin S J JlmrsCn. ami occupy a seat on me guDernaionai , lnr coal Bnd materials from the) This more
London, Jan 20
stand
n. tvii- rii,m.ii,.i iiiii.ii.t.ea nn ir.. Jt Had been planned to nav Dotn tne
tervlew which Harold Ilegble had' Jneomltig oHlclals take the oath of office
with William Marconi, In the course of "' xroni or tun capitoi
which the latter discussed tho possibility
of lommunlentlng by wlieless with the
star"
Mr. Begble asked him If he thought
the waves of ether 'were eternal Mr.
I Marconi replied:
, "Ves, 1 do Messages that t sent off
ten jears ago hava not jet reached
Chief Justice Brown, of the SupreniH
Court, will administer the oath to "en
alor Sproul Judge P ' V McCnr
rell will administer the oath to Senator
Hcldleman,
Judge McCanell was the law precep
tor of tho lieutenant Govirnor-eleU
Senator Beldleinan followed him to the
Hal forces thidennUe aw ard of moral .owe of the nearest stars When they State Senate and to tho olllce of presl
forces elicit more enthusiasm tnan in "" inum, u buiu mtj ""i" " u pro tempore or that body
France and nowhere more than in
the Senate, since the statute of In
ternational peace has been first of
all and for a long tlmo prepared by
some of its most eminent members
It is with such a hope that we
shall most wllllnglv participate in tho
sublime cause which jouhnvi come tu
Undertake on tne devastited soil if
old Hurope, where hntied and discoid
still howl aftet the guns have be
come silent and where anarchy causes
n vast nart of mankind 10 stagger
The task Is gigantic one, but It Is
worthy of jour countrj. accustomed
to great undertakings and of ours,
the ancient artisan of western (K
lllzation Mr. President, we saluto
vour great luart and jour high In
telligence with a jojful hope and n
fervent acclamation
Is like an attempt lo cxprosa one-third
as a decimal fraction; ou can go on I
foiever without coming to any sign of
an end That Is what makes me hope
for a very big thing In the future"
"What Is that' asked Mr Ilegble
i communication with Intelligences on
othei Mars,' answered Marconi. 'It
mav rome diy be possible, and as many
of the pljfiets are much older than ours
the beings who live theic ought to have
Information for us of enormous value
'It Is slllv to siv that other planets
ate uninhibited because they have no
atmosphere or nre so hot or nrc so differ
ent from tho earth. If there were no
fish in the sea, we should say life there
Is Impossible ; and so It Is Impossible
for man
Paris. Jan 20
I sentatives of the
-(By A V ) Hepre-
American and British
starting point from which all tho peace
delegates mav participate In the work
President Wilson Is personally pressing
forward this one reature oi me worn oi ..,. ...... ti.e ren;
I he Peice Congress to tho virtual ex- r. ndloate of "The Trench Democratic
elusion of all otheis I Press" which Is composed mostly of
With a definite Plan formed for erect- Socialists and other opposition new spa
Ine n structure upon which all nations pers
agree ,her .are about twentv-Jlv, J- ' jlSfoeKll
working dajs remaining of he time " ,,, auJe,tlon ot publicity at the
that President Wilson has nllottcd to , ocetdlnKS of 1Iu inKr Conference,
himself for work In Franco before leav- nuj ueciaicd that the regulation-; of the
Ing for home. The tpicstlon being asked conferenco .is published were unaccept
Is whether he can, in this comparatively able to them
short time, bring the nations together The French Journalists also said thev
In agreement foi n socletj of nations, favored complete, abolition of the cen
in nBieciii.iiv lui .i... ,ivi. sorsh P for I r.uice, as well as for the
Manj of tin. rresIdcntH closest adv Is- rillt(1(J gtatlR and Oroat nrital, nml
er are reasouablv convlintd he con do i frcedom l0 l0nfer wm, the delegates to
Contrary to tho nsunl ruttnni. Smiinr
Sproul and his family will not shaie
the executive mansion with Governor
and Mrs Brumbaugh on Uin night pre
ceding the Imuguratlon The Governor
elect and his fatnllv have gone to
Carlisle, to the home of ljuls Suller
who will be the State Ulghvvav Com
missioner under the Sproul dmlnlsti-i-tlon
I'lom there thev will inotoi to
Harrlsburg tomorrow morning
Tenrose Cnn't tteml
Senntor Boles Penrose will not luve
the pleasure of seeing M irtlu ; Brum
baugh rctlio as the .States chief execu
tlvo and Senator Sproul sworn In i on.
gresslonnl duties will detain him In
vvaiiiiiigton and he has .iicordltigl
PACKERS' INQUIRY
IS CALLED UNFAIR
Stockyard-? Head Says Henry
Heard Only Disgruntled
Employes
pm. I t L. .1 '
magixlnes of the former Austrian Gov-', i"' pioccss is ucvuimmn-ii uy i,.
crnment social i-fforts of the Lnclish and
I'"iench. The Ameticans are leceiv
inp preat social attention here,
wheie the social load to interna
tional comity thoipuRhly is under
stood. One significant ' ideiito of this
personal approach is the announce
ment that the President will isit
the devastated ureas of France. The
President's failure to visit these
regions hoictofoie has been u soie
Doint with the Tiench. France still
is in the state of mind of a hospital 1
patient who likes to show his
wounds. Fiance wants tho woild to
know liovv much she has sufloicd.
fl the Associated Pri-vi
Uh, Illusion, Jan JO William M igiv
inv president of the sl I'aul I moil
Stoil. arlls trstlfvliiK todav b Tore
the lloue lnterslate ' ommerie i om-
mitteo at hearings on a bill fir govim- j g)le vants sympathy
ment contioi m paciMim iiu ...--that
packers had conspired to control
prices and said that government Intel,
ventlon would caue more harm linn
good
'When Mr llrnev came to Souih 't
Paul to Investigate our stockj arils
Maiclvlm said. 'he. refused to perinii
""'.V'i'XnfUn?' ill through some such message as two plus
utles met The representatives of the " 'nais rour. anct go on repealing
1C U11L11 ml tmaurt c.iiiu uttciv ai(;iiii
v Mir.
The Interviewer ncreed. but objected rendered tho sulto of rooms which he ' '. .....ev.unliM his witnesses. Thej
that tho languige difficulty teemed lo reserved In Il.urlsbure Inilttiled retail butchers, disgruntled em
present an obstacle Impossible lo stir- I'ollow Ing the Inaugural nddi ess of the iilovc of the big packers and onlj
mount. new-Governor, which he will make after f,v, i,.estock shippers, onn of whom
"Well. It is nn obstacle." Mr Marconi tho oath Is administered, tho lnaugui.il ,. ld 110, pblpped llvctock to our Minis
piled, 'hut I don't think It Is lnsur- parade will start. f(r U(1 ,Mr)li No, ne of our JOOO
ount.ible. You see, one might get I Is expected to be one of the greatest dinners was called because none hid
reluctant. He is teportcel to have
said that he did not want to enter
the Peace Conference with hate in
his heait. Actually, he felt himself
sufficiently familiar with the ruin
caused by thn war, havinj thought)
of little elio foi the last few years.
i The Fiench, however, misunder-i
his attitude. They thought
him cold-hearted.
Tho French pi ess still is full of
niticlcd on this subject, on which
tiny nie peculiarly sensitive, as
fhovvn by the feeling pioduced here
by the story, published in 1Intran
slgcant that Piemier Clemenccau,
by his speech on France's sufTeiings,
had made Piesidcnt Wilson weep.
In the personal coming together, i
as a tcsult of almost daily confer
ences, it has been impossible for'
Picsident Wilson to stand out'
against Premier Clcmenceau's ele-
sire to have him ice the luin elonc
h the (lei mans.
Accoiilingly, it is announced now
that Uip Piesidcnt will vi3it the dev
astated au.i at the i-t oppoitu
nilv nfToieled bv inactivitv of the
Wilson to Sec Devastation Peace Confeience. This concession
.Moieovcr. it is felt by the French ; on his part his immensely pleasing
that if Piesidcnt Wilson saw- the to Fiance.
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the Peace Conference, and also that thev
desired open i-cslons of the conferciue
and the admission of at least one repre
sentative for eaeh newspaper
An effort will be made to call a fuller
conference, of the represent itlves of the
press of all nations The Roi lallst news
paper men tod'vv disavowed tho cspref
slons of the other l'tench Journalists
against open sessions ot tne tonftience
so. Tney oahe uieu uinniuu u-i um
appeal to bo spontaneous developments,
or evpresslons, Indicating ndhcrenco to
the leaguo plan by (.real Ilrltnln, Prance
and Italy and on the assumption that,
being vlituall agreed upon In principle,
and Indeed as to some details, the re
mntnder of t'"1 work, while presenting
nmn nernh-.ltles, does not offer hopeless
... ,.--. ,.,., i -rit 0f against open sessions oi me tonitience
obstacles If approached In n. spirit o TJwx pi( t,cJ erp im )(1VUU at le
.iccommodiitlon and ocn sacruice. wnich prcxlous conference of tho Journalists
vlrtuailv all leaders have declared In pecause thev had not hern invited or
tlielr public addicsses as being eiulte informed that such n meeting was to be
netcsfiij to a satisfactory result. held
I'ollows Out Ilryan rian "
ith discussion!) now past the point MAJOR ASTOR URGES
ivhei it seems to no tigreeu mere snail
be no supersoverelgntj. nor a common
police forco mil that the question of i
whether a nation shall contribute force
Ing 'Yes' which would bo one word
Mathematics must be the same through
out the physical universe. Py sticking
to mathematics over a number of years
one might come to speech. It Is cer
tainly possible. '
The writer adds thnt Mr. Marconi
stopped speaking for a. moment, nml
then, as If the matter was something so
uncertain that he did not feel It worth
of more than pissing mention, mid he
had often received strong signals out
of tho ether which seemed to come from
some place outside the earth and which
might coneelv.iblv havo proceeded ftom
tho stars.
Inaugural pageants In Harrlsbure In
manv jears, although the old fanilll.ir
figures of tho Pennsylvania tSuardsmen
will be absent
Tho plices of the Guardsmen who
have done such vallint service on the
tattlelields of France, will be token b
shippers
a lumplalnt to m.ilce
Vti M.iglMnj "lid pifcsage of the
government i ontml bill would fill the
Htockv.it ds with political ietalner and
that a dangerous sitiutlnil would lesult
Ho ndvlsed ugnlnt tKIng the price of
line it F-ilng mat tne experience-
the Pennsvlvanla P.escrve Mllltli and ' "ll ", F',1 ,R "?l t , .t l o. d cauo the
student military organ,zaon9 w'.th ca.n tile
goveinment to proc
futuie ... ,
I) W 'laliifirro vice prcldent and
'general in m.iger of Hammond htandlsh
BY INAUGURAL CROWD fXl trnf iau AV,ituro -Commit-
hat inolltH of his comtui. which
HOTELS OVERFLOWED
Hu a Staff Corrcipo ident
llarrlnliurg, Jan. 2u The biggest
crowd that has cvei wllnesved an In
augural ceremony In Peiinsjlvanla Is
expected hero tomorrow.
,. ,-.--.,... , wy-, ,n,m-,t i.verv notei u is inel all its rooms
M4RCOMS SUGGESTION ra long in advance Todav rooms
nif ill ii iiiriniuill
DOOL1TTLE DISCUSSES
WORLD LABOR PACT
In driving out tno decisions or tne
league will be left to each nation Indl
vldinlly In each Instance, the general
plan being most talked about embodies
an enlargement of the principles con
tained In the treaties negotiated b Wil
liam Jennings Brsnn
These provide for a eleliv of a. jear
before deiliring war and Investlcntlniis
In a special commission of all el sputes, United States, must expect an economic
and that no declaration of Mar shall be Cr. co-operation between nations before
iiuuin iniii-utiei ...wi.'ui. ft.wi.j, eciiicuij tnB war was an exception," tne painpn
notice. Such a plan current discus- let sais "It has proven to he the cause
Ioti In Palis Inlngs out Is Intended bv i of the Allied victory and must be the
those, who f iv or It to virtually establish I 1h,8,', J a permainiiit le.ue Tho
tt'tiRUC' eii. iiniiuui .i.i. nui nini uiik IC
ts functions nie excited f-olclj thiough
courts or irinuiiais or tno settienient
London, Jan. 10 (Bj A. P ) If the
league of nations Is to be a success. It
must be posltlvo as well us negative,
according to a pamphlet Issued by Ma
jor Waldorf Astor, parllamentarv Sec
retary of the Ministry of I'ood, todav.
Co-operation between tho nntlons. Ma
jor Astor sajs, will bo of vita' Im
portance In tho peNod of reconstruc
tion, during which all belligerent na
tions, with tho possible exception of tho
a concert of power among the principal
nations for a piescrvation of world
peace Tins wouiu oo extended lo what
would be virtually a guardianship of the
-mailer nations, applying to thorn thel
principles which govern participation in'
the leaguo bj their gieater rlstei,
W ilton Hun Oirn rian
TU this plan it Is apparently purposed
to internationalize the guardianship of
smaller nations with tho idea that there
shall be no domination over them by
one nation, economically or financial!)
It Is proper to state nt this juncture
mat i-resmcuc v uson nimse'r lias a
teasonablv complete plan for tho forma,
tlon of tho leaguo of nations It may
also le stated that ha highly regards
many features of the plan presented by
Oeneral hmuts nnd is working In close
harmony with M Bourgeois and J.ord
Robert Cecil
Neutral Displeased
Tho decision that tho leaguo of na
tions will bo outlined and organized b
belligerents alone Is understood to bo
eause of some dlssitlsfactlon among the
neutrals, who already are Informally
discussing tho matter among themselves
AVhether any formal action will be taleen
by the neutials to xolce their protest
(s not et known, but among some of
them thero Is said to be a felling that
it would neither bo fair nor dignified
that they bo nfterwarel asked to sub
scribe to a covenant In whoso making
they had no part.
The neutrals. It Is understood, do ntrt.
claim participation In tho discussion of
peace terms, because thoy tool; no part In
tho war, nut tney contend tnat a leaguo
of nations Is an International In-1
stltutlon, Independent of the war and
that, therefore, no distinction should be i
made between belligerents nnd nonbel
ligerents It Is also pointed out that
among tho neutrals thero were several!
countries vvhosa antl-Clerman feelings
of disputes after the) have arisen It
must make utmost ue of eir means
ot uniting nations or achieving common
purposes and lepelling common dun-
gers
" Vll the belligerent nations, with the
posslb'e exception o the I'nlted states
now- will have to face an economic crisis
e'auscd b tho generil dlsturbam e. of
markets the tinrertiilntv of pi Ices and
the breakdown of established govern
ments over a largo part of Europe The
chances for International ejuairels In the
turmoil of competitive trade will t
greater than cvei It is Importnnl,
therefore, that the league of nations be
equipped with machlherj tu hecuro the
utmost co-operation between nations In
facing these eommon problems.
"Responsibllltj for lepalrlng the lav.
ages of war must fal" upon the league
ot nations International labor prob
lems confront the league liven bt fore
the war labor and capital realized their
InlACaaln .,... Ililn.ll iH.ih.I 1. .- II. .
i miricni n.ic .ti.e-, .luiiuillll. ll C1 UV
of fundamental Importance that, In re
I starting industrj, tho standard of living
In civilized countries sha'l not be ren
dered unstable bj competition of sweat
ed and underpaid labor. It probably
will bo necessar to secure this bv In
ternational agreements guaranteed by
the leaguo of nations"
Hrlc lloollttle, professor of nstiouoniv
In the I nlversltv of Pennsvlvanla. lis
tene 1 with Inteiest todiv to Marconi s
suggestion that radio telegrapln might
be used to communicate with other
planets
Piofessor Doollttle, however sild that
ihe piesent limitations of radio telegra
phy would make It almost Impossible)
to get Into touch with Intelligences that
might exist In other wot Ids
"It took months to get on ether wave
sufficiently powerful to reach lrom Paris
to this countrj," said the asttonomcr
"Kthcr waves tiavel with about the
speed of light The Intonslt) of these
waves diminishes Inversely with tho
snuare of tho distance A wlieless hn-
I pulse sent bj our present app-iratus
would bo extremely tenuous bj the tlmo
It reiched even the neatest planet. Kther,
I however, fills all space Therefore It Is
not theoietlcalh Impossible to send wire,
less ethei waves to the heavenlv bodies '
The farthest pHnet could be reached In
a little more than four hours bv radio
I To leach the nearest star. Alpha Cen
. taurl. would renulre about tour and one-
third jeais. To leach the Mars In the
inllUj way would need thousands of
vears Tho "i luster Mars' .iru mi fir
dlstai t thit rallo waves traveling with
the speed of light, would bo on tho
wa fiom 20,000 lo 60,000 jc.irs befote
they arrived.
'About ii bundled veals ago ' sulci
i Professor Doollttle It was proposed bv
nstionomeis to outline huge geometric
figures em tho plains of Siberia nnd
observe the heavens to no If similar
signs were m.ido In answer This Idea,
whli h never developed, was hitcd on
tho theorv- to wlihh Marconi icfers,'
nimelv, that mathematics imin be tho
t-aineeverv where.
' I he planets that scientists consider
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Thev possess iiini atmosphere So far, I " mo imnir u .. euin, i iu
bowevei. aatronomeis never have ob- he State Hlghvvav commissioner under
served nntlilng llko signals from them, i tin- Incoming Governor.
-venus has never been seen, is It Is' Through a change In plans they will
isuuoundid eoiiipletelj by clouds Pro- tPcnd tonight at tho executive uiHSlon
fessor Uarnard. foremost authorltv on ciovernor Brumb-iugh will vacate the
this pHnct, once thought he had ob- mansion at noon toda
mved Venus Itself, but after more cire
ful scrutlnv thiough the most powerful i
telescope In the world, concluded that
rothlng had been seen but clouds
f.ir. Ilin
i,.. ...i.i nn, Iniltnendeiit were much les
iiinlti food administration regulations
than befote
Cedenil Trade Commission figures had
been pioduced to hhow that profUn of
tin "lllg rrve nickers had increased
under the licensing svrtem
Profits of the Dittolt concern were
about 11 pi r cent em Its cipltal stock
In l'MS eompaicd with about SS per
cent in P'lV. Ml Tallafeiro slid Hi
opposed government uvvner-hlp of pack,
lug houses
i; llucklngham generil manager of
the Dinah i Mockv arils, cml regulations
of the food administration, limiting ship
ments of hoge Into the Oinnlin btock
er.iu tent tesulted In "decreased te
lle Influx of v Isl- , mul tl nniier market." Ho opposed
,rsaT,cSn6 both gov. rnment ownership and railroad
control en biciciciuiu.-
Some of the big hotels made the mis
take' of making more leetv ttlons than
Ihe.v bad rooms to icrnniniod.iti Tills
oversight bus resulted hi considerable
confusion
One of the blggeM bostelrles Is s ild
to have made nbout 20i) excess r.serva
tions, nnd has turned awa hundreds of
applicants
In manv hotedls cots have been In
stalled to take care of the Influx of visi
tors The hotelmen ate
rates some proprietors
houses, however, are no; so considerate,
They plan to profit bv the overflow. - -
tf the vveither conditions aro good ., ,, ..,. '.,,, fi.er
the parade following the Inaugural Tax Hill Conference docs Uvcr
ceiemonv will be the biggest ever w asliluct mi, Jan .'0 llecause of the
witnessed In Hiirlsbtiis Marching illness of Democratic Leader Kltchlnof
ciuiis iiciui iiiudio citiy se'i ciiiii ui ciiei thn lliiuse. tne loiiicic-c-i on miu .. .1.
State are coining.
The I'nlon P.epubllcan Club of South
Philadelphia the new- Vare marching
oigaiilzatlou, Ik expected to arrive at 1
o 1 lock this afternoon on a speclnl train
six hundred and flftv marchi rs, all
In high silk hats and griv spits, will
I make up the Vare contingent, wnleli will
I bo heided bv I'nclo Dave' Lane
The Vare mare hers took no chances
on the prospect of walking around Hni
rlsburg all night before the piiade The
eiigagul hotel accommodations long 111
advance Two hundied reservillons
I wcio made nt the Penn-Ilarrls nlone
A new giandstnnd has been erected In
front of the Capitol wheie Governor
idrtt Sproul will take the oath of otlles
tomorrow- Inside tho Capitol the nnrble
steps leading up to the rotunda have
received a wooden coating to prepare
for .1 carpi t coveilng On these steps
the lerepttou to the new Governor win
, t.iku plice
tioveriior-elect Sproul and his f.imilv.
Including his mother, motored .vestei
div from Philadelphia to Carlisle 1 hey
will lem.ilii thero until tins aiternoon
iiecMiun bill todav postponed lonMder-
ntlon of the measure until tomorrow.
HENDERSON PREDICTS
SUCCESS FOR WILSON
Full Strength of Great Britain
Behind President, Says
Lahor Leader
fly the Associated Press
Herne. Sultierlund. Jan "0 'Presl.
were as Btrong as among the Allies, but flcm Wilson will nchlevo a workable and
feasible league of nations nnd will have
the full strength and Influence of Great
Britain solldlj behind him " Arthur
Henderson, British labor leader, declared
o tho Associated Presa toda
Mr Henderson Is In Herne to arrange
the preliminaries for nn International
LrcesDrc Men to Maintain Stand' '"hor confurenco here, Januar.v 27 Ihe
l r. .!.... n .l.:i: ! Hrltleh labor lender said Ii? was dlsap-
art! Dliniip Ucmobllizalion , pointed that Samuel Gompers president
Special jiuiiairi to .tfni:io 'iimo i.tagtr or the American Federation of Labor,
that, owing to geographical positions
and other factors, they were forced to
lemaln neutral.
BAKER ADMONISHES ARMY
.Marconi's Miggestlou Is exceedlnclv
Interesting, but to carry It out would re
qu're sending apparatus nlmost Infinitely
powerful and receiving apparatus of al
most infinite delkac.v '
German-Austrian Union Imlor-et
Mennn, Jan 20 Dr Otto Bauer, the
Foreign Minister of German-Austria In
nu election speech Indoised tho union
of German-Austria with Germanj
Special
Clearance Sale
This elccotatcd
bowl (16 inches),
showing aitistic
vi eath, i n pink,
blue and Rteen, te-
.?.... $2.69
Laige stock of gan and elpctric
fixtures at cut puces. Mail or
(loia filled to all pails of tho
United States.
All 20 and 25 cent inv et ted and
upnght mantles.
Two for 23 Cents.
A Kitchen Lisht Complete at 10c
PITTSBURGH GAS
& ELECTRIC FIXTURE CO.
35 N. 9th St.
Branch at No. S N. 9th St.
Camp I1. Vt rlxliUtown, J Jap,
20 The upholding of the high stand
nrds let bj the men of tho United States
army here and abroad during deinoblll
itntlon Is the plea mado by the Seuetary
of War New ion D. Halter to the soldiers
at I'lx-
who had been elected to the committee
1 which Is to meet here, had formed an
other trade union conference.
I Mr. Henderson outlined rome of tho
difficulties whlcji ho had faced In bring
ing about a labor conference Tho con
science was first planned for Paris, co.
Sccretar 's Baker's order, vv hlch w 111 Incident w Ith the Peace Conference, but
Im rend to the men at retreat tonight, te French Government let It be under
Is as follows: stood that this was not acceptable to
if-U...irvl Cnnvli. nnn.innllnn ...! .1l tHeirl I.TlllNfinita M flu lllA.1 nl.,iuan l.lll
illlUUKll IICMII LU'VirillllUI ailll CUD- I - ...-h......u nna ...v.. lllunvili W.IV
'pllne of officers nnd men of tho army, nenln came hints from the Swiss-French
ho country has acquired a new- respect I that French Switzerland was not pos-
Hi
fur the uniform You men have main
talned )our high standard, not onl by
fcoldier) conduct in tho camps and brav
er In the trenches, but In your regard
for clvlllnn Ideals when on leave or fur
loughs, and In this jou have established
a record new to all aimles. 1 confidently
expect you to maintain our standards
throughout the tr.vlng days of demobili
zation, when tho tendency to throw- off
army discipline and restraints will be
strong, I am counting on ou, by jour
own acts and by your Influence, to keep
up the record of which jou and I and
our whole country are no proud."
slblo as the scene of the conference, al
though the j- did not object to Its being I
held In German .Switzerland. Berne wan .
then selected as tho meeting place.
Germans and AustrlmiH, as well as!
Dutch and Swedish lahor leaders, Mr I
Henderson said ho understood would I
participate French and Italian delegates j
probably would attend. The conference!
plans to take up labor questions, such as
a maximum working da, a uniform
wage scale and related matters and to
forward ths findings to the Peace Con
ference in the hopo thnt they will be in
corporated In the peace treaty.
Is Your Windshield A
Protection or Danger?
$ Of course it protects you against the wind and cold but in
case of collision or sudden jar what then?
aatetec uiass is more tnan a
windshield. When you're in trouble,
don't shut your eyes in fear of
shattered glass. Keep them open
you may be hurt in some other
way, but not by flying glass if you
use
t JL T --1msmtif
Sajefee
In inv nrJlnarv coli'jion or imoii-iiB the nratt
dangtr to the driver it from a breaking windthield.
Even though you smash your headlighti and mud
guards and bang up your engine you will probably
remain unhurt if your windshield doesn't shatter.
Safety Glass was used by 90
of the Uf S. Army in France for
gas-mask lenses, for aeroplane
windshields, goggles and various
other glass requirements.
rvPrv limouatne especially if Mother. Wife or Littlo Onea ride should most surely bo protected
by using Safetee Glnss throughout. ' . . ... .
Not blemished by. who or other inserts crystal clear, and mado in any thickness, any size.
Como to our display room take a hummer in our own hands and try to shatter Safeteo Glass.
Test it in any wav vou wish. These tests veto made by the U. S. Government, and Safetee Glass uas
adopted for both the Army and Navy at tho outbreak of the war. '
Let us tell you how this glass is made safe.- Visit our display toom or wiite for information.
THE SUPER-GLASS CO.
326 N. Broad St., Philadelphia
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man should
never do
the work that
a machine
can do for him
A modern National
Cash Register will do
15 necessary things in
3 seconds:
CI) Ruifi lie btIL
(2) Removes the old indicilion.
(3) Diipliri the new indicitioa.
(4) Lights up oeve indication.
(5) Opens the cash drawer.
(S) Adds amount into clerk's IptaL
(7) Adds amount into secret total.
(8) Adds one. to clerk's transaction counter.
(9) Adds one on special transaction counter.
(10) Adds one on cuilomer counter.
(11) Prints record of tranraction on receipt
or salcslip.
(12) Prints same information on detail strip.
(13) Spaces detail strip and ink ribbon.
(11) Chancs consecutive number.
(IS) Resets mechanism for neit rcjiirration.
During the war thousands of merchants learned the value
of using labor-saving cash registers. Other thousands have
yet to find out that it pays to do things quickly by machin
ery instead of slowly by hand.
While merchants were learning this great lesson of the war
we were just as busy investigating, with the result that we
have gathered together many new ideas that will help
merchants make more money.
We want all merchants to know and benefit from these new
ideas. For this reason we recently called our Eastern Sales
Force together in a big convention in New York City.
Over 250 of our agents and salesmen got together. They had
a fine educational program. They discussed new store
methods, and exchanged the new ideas we have been so busy
gathering during the past year.
These ideas can be of great profit to you, and you owe it to
your business to call on our representatives as soon as they
get back home.
Our agents and salesmen are better informed, and there
fore can be of greater service to you than ever before. So
get in touch with them as soon as you can, and let theiri tell
you what they have learned. Do it now.
The National Cash Register Company
& Dayton, Ohio
Offices in all the principal' cities of the world
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