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EVENING PU1JL1C I JSDGElt PHILADELPHIA, THU1WDAY, JANUARY 23, 1919
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Army o 3,000,000
without a. casualty!
More limn 3,000,000 Globe
Sprinklers lint c been Install
ed and not n single case Is re
corded of failure to operate,
I'crhnps this explains why
Globe Sprinklers are usually
preferred wlicro tho best Is
desired.
1 GLOBE AUTOMATIC
SPMNKLER CO.
2031 Umtlilncton Ave.
Dickinson S31
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MslsslsBBMaiMBMsBM
ALY CHEATED.
It-f. MimLldMS
br -
9 3rt.lVrKJJtLK3
rMistreated in Armistice,
m, Member of Mission Tells
m
U. of P.
SVTTT i n C L A lr C PAimiJUnU
JJ uvjw ty y o iiuwhlju
n
General PlZZarcllo Also Ad-!
ff dresses Students on Territorial
Claims in Dahualia
Itnlv v.is mlblreated In the nrtnlrllce,
lucordlng to Smor lnnulll, u professor
Hf the University of Milan, wlo ad
dressed tho studuils of the Unlversltv
of l'enslvanla todn nt tho AVlnrton
School
An 1 Idress vn- nlso made by (Jeneral
L'gt) pWzarillo, head of the Italian edu
cational mission, now touring this ooun-
'' try
K', Scnor r.anelll, vbo Is nrofissor of noli-
t 5. tics nnd hlstoiv at Milan, speaking of
tt tl.A nvmtClnn ..1.1 T. .1. .11.1 ..... ....I..
.u Himioiivvi i.n, ...ii; .. i.t nut rurni'
a pquarp dial, because the Jngo-.SInvs
got the Austran lie t. which .should have
gone to Italy. It v.ould havo been Just
as appropriate, he (said, to lnvo given
thu Meet to Denmark "Italy does not
want more than lar share, but slio does
not want tho Jugo-.SIavs to have that
which rightful' bilonga to It.il," he
Fathers ami Son l'ouglit
Senor Kinelli rev I. wed somo oC the
woik done by tho Italian army, mid
among otliet things detlartd that bos
of eighteen fought beside fatlitrs of
forty Ho added tint Italy had great
admiration for America.
t.tnei il Plzzaicllo, who has fotutcin
decorations for braverv, spoke in Italian
lie diclareil that If Italy had ke.n 11.
( trent.v with riermany, Tiaino would
have beii compelled to keep n large
army on the southern front and would
have lost the battle, of tho Marne. IR.
said Italy enteral the war at u time
when Itii!-li w.is helng beitcn and that
the army fought will and with great
loss of life.
"i h iinim to Dalmatla must be
lllnliin lleilewid
hnnnrpa tn i.ii,n..n.i .. . .. .. .1 rlcrteoua
Genera sa .1 The rich i. i, i ' , citizenship of Philadelphia, the Io
hl..,,H ,nVL,. ,LTJK ,.,,.as"1 on.l1." of truth and justice, have already
associate and "bind H ITEC & 'tKl $?'. lodge declared:
K.jatallan educational mission now tour-
ifata
Kn'"K me i niteii .-states, ileclared this morn
"lng In his nildress nt Houston Hall.
i.ie gmeini. wno hlni3elf Is a scholar,
outlined Itnlv 's right to the lerrltoiy in
question to students at the University
of Pennsylvania. The right, ho said.
Is based on the historic associations' of
Dalmatla, which associate and bind it
in a.nl.1
to Italy.
fMl Z i''ia "i ioiuroersy, " aatd General
j... ..... L..w, iiinij"fisiii inouMund ot
wi ..v e.,vvV iiuiiiJiittiim m r iumo are
k& Italians. This tity was accorded nil
.t.-1 tk- .lUi- ...
? AT
has the
n lies-
rji""' iiecauie imiy was not inciuiicd
aiii.. vi i. .. . .
SJin the treatV nf I.nnrTnn
the Croat n
thought It belonged to them and they
ransacked and nibbed It.
"The big factor, however. Is the Dal
matian coast. The Jugo-Slavs demand
the const from Klumo to Cattero This
district has been Italian for 2000 venrs
1'nder tho Republic of Venlco tho whole
roast of Dalmatla belonged to Italy In
1717. With the destruction of thnt re
public by Napoleon, the coast was given
to Austria. Its ownership by Italy
neans continued peace"
Ho Mil he a luncheon guest at the
University this afternoon nnd tonight
will be given a reception by local Ital
ans. P. R. T. rialrar Burned
A flatcar of tho P. It T. Company
caught fire at York road and Wlndrlm
avenue today and was badly damaged
Tho car was loaded with wire. The
cause is not known. Tho damago was
slight. Nobody was Injured.
Reduction
Sale
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
of the flnrr crndfB mid stjlfn,
1204 Chestnut Street
11 South 15th Street
1119-21 Market Street
DESKS
Largest
and Best
Assortment
Kstab. 1881
SHOEMAKER'S, 926 Arch St.
CEMENTS Ss
Main 4000, Market SS KOOV8, Ac.
L. D. Berger Co., 59 N. 2d St
POLICE ON TRAIL,
SAYS VENIREMAN
Dr. J. K. Dixon Asserts He
Was Investigated Before
Mayor's Trial
REJECTED AS
JUROR
Charge Made That His Stand
ing Was Looked Up Through
Ncighhors
Dr. Joseph Kossuth Dixon, author,
trneter nnd authority on the American
Indian, today Ravo his views on the
Fifth Ward case and of political con
dltlons In this c'ty.
Dr. Dixon was one of the enlrcmen
summoned csterday for tho trial of
Mnvor Smith, but was cnauengeu wnen
ho gave n stralght-from-the-houlder
view- nf the mio at lnue.
He said tho other veniremen were '!n iat tmB he .,,, mo(orC(,
nsked If they had been npprqached by 'to the Toul airdrome, about two miles
any one since they were summoned for j northeast of Toul, nnd decided to take
jmy service. Doctor Dixon raid he vvaJn nna short trip In his old Spad There
, , ., ., ...... pvas a ship In his hangar belonging to
not asked tint question, but that us a ono of .. omc. ,h(, ,,,, of .,,.,,
matter of fact his nelghborliooQ rrnu ,
been besieged for das by Investigators
Innuirlng Into his profession, hla social
' conditl'
ondltlon, his religion nnd politics He
Fild two policemen wero among the In-1
vestlgators and that a woman, and then I
man. ran In Ills home.
Itevlena Questions
"f .tna neked In court." Bahl he ' If
I had lend of the riftli Ward case, of
the Major's connection with It and If I
had formed an opinion upon it, To
each of these questions 1 replied that
I had, subjoining that I should have
been lacking In mental discernment nni
In moral sense If I had formed no opln-
lull.
" Call sou not t
ry tlila caso under
deuce I w as asked,
'
the law and the evidence, I was askeu, i
'and render an Impartial verdict?'
W1P vou let me answer our ques-
lion with another ono 7 I replied 'You
nRk me If I can try the tne under the
taw and the eUdence Let me ask jou
if there Is such u. thing as law In Phil
.lui-ipui.i
"I n,,llmi.a. Tho l Irian, ll.f.1 ..111
be produced In this case niav be ttue
evidence, nnd it may be perjured evi -
.in vii nnu nsk tn If I tan remUr
......v. . ..... ..... .- - -
a verdict under the evidence as present
ed. If It is not true evidence, then ou
ed. If It Is not true evidence .then vou
ask me to violate the virtue of my oath'
"I then was askid-
"'Did ou form jour opinion ipon
the reports ln tho newspapers?"
C'niivletlon Uneliuiiged
'Partially. 'rl newspapers arc an
Invaluable medium and source of en-
llghtcnment. Hut there are other sources
Hint furn sh elements ot conviction ror
Instance: A man's own tnoral sense and
a manB urcernineiii 01 ine- iiiisuiinim..
and misinterpretation of city govern -
incut: discussions wnn iiii-ii win itiiuw .
tho preponderance of public opinion. In
this city and In others throughout the.
land; the stultification of the city In th-
eves of the world' '
"Asked if I might not thango my!
opinion, there was only one possible re-
ply: J,
The learned counselor falls to dis-
Hniriilsli between an opinion and a con-
light change
t chmge my.
already been I
m rendered.
vletlon. Your eviaence in
mv onlnlon but it could not
conviction This case has a
"''. ."'" .'....". ::....'.:.' UV ..r
and tno lestiino.i ..u imi in, .1 u tun
sentiment n tins nsiiicous
c"
ren.
This man Is Incompetent to try this
case.
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insssiirMvriuirirr T eininn
COMMENCEMENT AT GIRARD
1 i r. 1 T T
VIinriCS SUIKC9 l.tlZUrilS IO OCiSaniO opiiortunuy nn me ...,...-
V,.ln,lintnrlin Tnniirlil
VnlCtllCtorintl lOIUIlt
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Commencement exeiclses of the Jan.
! !K"L iM? "L i'.&'XlJr.'L'i,. "5,"
place tils evening i it ne couege cn.ij.ei
Th mvnniiiinTi win no v ur .lospiin
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i school, nnd nn nddreas will be made
oy tjeorKe iauen . uai h-h numn
' " imhi. iiwimi m.ii v MV -"
?8 n c!l0Y" 1c,c,0VftILJl,lII.l
nlon itinn r nn TVi IWInn In Tha Will-
The second honor man, John Henry Hm-
,,. .,,, ,,,. ,, ,,i,is,nn ,ti i:nct.
i .,,r ... Ihp Wiir" and will read the s.ilu.
tatory, anil kelson Heed scott. third
honor man will speak on "The Soldlirs
Idle Hours "
Presentation of diplomas will bo made
hv Dortor Cheesman A. Herrlck. nresl.
dent of the fnilege. The graduates are .
CommTehil iours OeorKeFreitprle Hums
Alfred Vlrlvense nvans Hnd Kdsar Jus ,
tlee jnnn .v l.nrsnn, en ins tnKes l,az '
arus. James Qulnn, r.ouls Krluard Rl.ck,
d"t"nt?r.'''viathew Toor" "' " " "
Airrimiiii' ii ruurie iiiiitni ijiiiuct rutin.
Jonn !ipnr jione, nurry wnuam jnrons
T arr knorr; Joieph hhlre Met.'raV. Walter
Seau Mrnnenhalt. Wesley .Mitchell, Stephen
Jes Prout. Nelson Heed bcott. J. An.on
When the Boys
Come HOME
Many of them have already returned. The
rest will soon be here. When the welcome is over,
our thoughts will naturally turn to the making of
homes. You cannot mention homemaking in Phila
delphia without including the Linde Store, which
has furnished more new homes in this community
than any other firm. It is the beginners' counselor,
guide and money-saver on Furniture and Floor
Coverings.
The Linde February Sale
will begin Monday, January 27. Every suit and every
piece in our gigantic stocks is reduced from 10 to 50
per cent, all marked in plain figures for easy com
parison. Come today, tomorrow or Saturday. We
are ready.
Our preparedness works both ways. Just as we pre
pared months ahead at the beginning of tho war for big
savings, we are prepnreu now, ui wie ending, vo save you
several stiff advances, because
months and months ago. Uur price to. you is based upon
the cost to xis, far, far bolow the present market value.
For the convenience of those employed daring the day
we will be open horn January 27 daring the sale on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings until 10 o'clock. ,
HENRY LINDE
23d, Columbia and Ridge Aves.
HOBART BAKER
TESTING REPAIRED MACHINE
Militant Describes Last Flight in Letter Eulogizing Athlete as One
o Cleanest Sportsmen and Most Couragcotts Fighters
Carrying Princeton Spirit Into War
The first detailed account of how
Captain Hobact A, If. ("Hobey") Daker,
frn1er Prlncelon a,hletp. met his death
in i ranco rorty-nvo minutes after his
release from service) has Just been re
ceded In n letter written by Lieutenant
IMnnnt C. Olds, who was adjutant on
tho staff of the Second Army nlr service,
to which Captain Uakcr belonged Cap
tain Baker was killed near Toul, Decern,
ber 31.
Lieutenant Olds wrote his account
for the Princeton Alumni Weekly, In
wl'lch It will appear In the next issue
It follows
"Only yesterday morning, about 11
o'clock, he was here In my office as I
dictated the order relieving hint from
tho Second Army nlr service. He was
to have left last night on, tho 9 o'clock
, it"i lur j tin
iram lor j'aris on nis way nome lie
ua, ,ieiBhtril with the nrosnert nf r-
turning and left the office radiantly
happy. Forty-flve minutes later he was
had gone bad a few dnvs ago. It had
,
ftppri IMPVIPVfA C MPVT
OliLiO 1T1UA1VU rtO llLiAl
nnnmrm nT IIIII 0M
PROBLEM FOR WILSON
1 IIVIJUUHI 1 Vll MUJOUll
Prnfpssnr TVlle Fr.rtwU nf Til.
1 rolCSSOr ICIIS I riClUls Ot JIl-
dians of Conditions in
Southern Republic
Tho Vlnvln.in nrnblem ulll tin ..nwtnir
I (,io flrst )q rrcsdellt w8(m u0
..V Mini v i-t i . ........... i
hH return from Kurope, 8a.H Willi. in
i dates honorary profeosor of tho Nn-
' "
tlnnnl Muyeum of Archaeologv and
..,...;,. . , r
......... .-ntf , ...w --.
. . . . a . .. t ...
-m intinBivo siuuv 01 conouions in .vie-
Ice, Professor rintes toda addressed the
conference of friends of the Indians nt
i ., p., ....
"- tiuu
It Is well to take up this vltnl ques -
.tlnn of the Indlui nt this time,"
..i.i .................,.,. -i....ni...
....ni, inuiu.c i u, .-i.v ,i ,.....
has begun Aintiitnii Influent?, within
.., ., ,
thll and the net generation, Is going
to extend all the way to Panama, ami
t,e i-ntc,i states will find Itself with
millions more Indians to make citizen of
' Tha Mevkan problem Is going to
Vifn it- mnn I Innu' t .1.1 1 nil tv (.irrnt1Z I F
, few ,sl)e lnPrU'.i All the rtst of
MpNltT) isl friendly to
mir , ,.,.,.. t.lxr.s nn
Phe high
..... r-m-u ..i. is nnorlnllv In.
tc,lcsUll ',i,P imilans of the Southwest
ov.)ressP1 pleasure In linillng mi or-
, Kiinlz,lton - rP,iv to aid the Indian to
n(1 ,l( pat(! j,, modern civilization,
... nnswPr U previous speakers who
(Ipcare(1 religious education of tin
Imllari wnH fundamental In his becom-
ng a good citizen. Mr. dates said
,.T10 in,)H S essentlallj religious I
Wc touidn't make an atheist of him
If we wanted. The time will lome when,
.... ..in . thankful that the Indian lias
ii.,,i ills two splendid assets are his
rPiBous nature and his national sent! -
mcti Whal wonderful pitrlots and
.smenthost. old Indians must h tve
,,PPr tnlt K K i'"" of 8elf- ,,ut ,ll"as
""'"; "".?..
ot their lieopies
Dr. Henry uoe t louu. ihuiu.k" -
,i!ln mid graduate of v. ale. led a rtls.
PUsson on Hducatlon for the Indian "
To make the Indian self-supporting, give'
i.fn, Vesnonslblllll nnd Im-plre him to
. inl Mnilve these v ere the tltcf I
exert initiative tliesi wire tne cmci
points cmiuusifu n ..i. .,,Ur,.... inniniiiiee nas ueen sent io l.overnor
Doctor Cloud suggestid tli.it the tdu-lsproii by the Illg Sisters It was dl-
catlonal sstem of the Indians be putliected particularly tovtard Insuring the
I under the lv,lted States Ilureau ot IMu- , j1'. ftiM" Cohen'
, rnln... thnt the Indian mai rtcilvc the , iVr.JK"VL !,.. t"n -"cn-
. . il
' "T10 curriculum ot me present inuiiui
, h. . 1P ,lPclared. "Is too iltld and
i CPnrtOIS. Ill (l.'li.
l schools.'
nxeJ, jt Bhould a
I of rotloiwl though
uld afford flee development
bought and chaiacter
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Is-
.
"
-..... ... .
!.. .... 11 L,l...lllln
Connecticut, srammauKnier 01 nenry
ward uetiiuT, im ifoii , unn-
Hinii.irv ninoiiK int jiiuiau iur iiwiij
ears. Ilerhut Welsh, of IMillndelplila ,
.,l . .
Hlshop Tliom us. of WvnmliiB; lllsnop
II. L Dtirltson, of South ILikotn ; Mrs
It. T' Ilonnln. of Washington, and
aeorgo Vnut.
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nOlIOHTON'S PATK.NT
GAS LIGHTER
I Turner and Match Safe Handle
Turner and Match
rtenulres nn wax taper
nequlres nn wax taper Strike match on
bneP.P' J" '".J;
F ,?"p1.r?Bnca (
$" hSEr, ' .,'.". .'on I '
piUCe 111 . nli. r. .iiu .u.l. Ull .l.
in tno noiacr ana
Oc. All department
anil hardware stores
we placed enormous orders
MET DEA TH
been repaired. Captain Il.ikcr decided to
use his last trip to test out the re
paired machine, lloth his nlllccrs and
mechanics strongly urged him not to iio
so, but ho Insisted He tool; off, mnde
n short turn to the right, and was up
only 150 meters over tho field when tno
engine failed. He dropped rapidly, and
If ho had continued straight ahead
would have landed In some small trees
and wires However, he did what so
Minn. (.rv.,1 n, Ifltnra tin IllSt 011CO lOO
often he tried to get back Into the field,
nosed down to gain headway, started In-
.... i
nstnntly k ed. , I
"He was burled this noon near Major
I.ufbory. In the little American ceme-
tery or unneu states i.vacuaium """
' ,iss;"-S2frrxh
his group, the fourth pursuit grodp, at-
tended, as well as tho staff of the Sec-
nnd Army nlr service, headed by Colo-
nei i i: i-iiiiii, i.iiuj .. """","."
mnnder We stood n the rnln during
M, .tmnio rnremonv: the band nlivcd
'Nearer, My God, to Thee,' three vol-
lejs wero tired hy his own men, and
taB sounded over one of tho clennest
sportsmen and mot courageous flfthtcrs
who have carried rrtnectons spirit nuo i
the war'
OTA 0100 1 IVPCTAPIT
OlilEi O LllYLlOlVLU
lirrvnmiT flrino m inn
WORTH $202,650,477
M VIVA 11 yuvnuv,- I
TWri"ip Sliniiii in Numher nf
UCCrtaSe SIIOUI. 111 nUIIlUtr CU
, Milch Cows and Hordes
Arc Scarce
Deereiso In ilm niiniber of inllih lutm
Decrease In the number or inll.n iuws
aflil Iinr.pa luil ln"r..EiQn In llm lillmhiir
- . -
of sheep and Hlne, la Indicated In the
report of the IontiManU Department
' '. .... ...... ... ...
of Agr culture
made public toduj.
I , ,h .!( ,hn ..,..,. n,.
.
' el not !. l..,.nn I 'I l. ntl...l -
-".. '" "- niii.- '"
V'1' V"r, JS 2n:i'r'50'i'7 1,S aKnl"8t
H J ear ngo
i ne conuiuon or w inter wnem is es-
, tlmaled at 110 per tent, nnd ric nt 119
, Per lent, as compared with the average,
un.. ruing to me report
Tim .tftlti.i Io li hIiiuIvap ..r lincc.net In
' .."": ... L."'" ..' "" ..."..'. .'
.mom i2 jiei lent , inian lows i 'j
' Per cent : other cattle. J, of 1 percent
I There are about as many mules as there
Tn cnusP!, nle pMKne,I for tlie de-
0np n horses One Is tli.it motor
trucks nnd tractors are rapidly sup-
planting them In farm work, and the
nfti.ni lu fViut larin till til lint u lin . Immi
sold for war work and shlppul abroad
Automobiles used on farms for business
nnd pleasure Increased from 58,700 to
ai r.nn .i,.rin n.n --
q ho nunib.r of "sheep has imreased
fiom 8'jn,T5G to 8C.',2IJ There are about
u.n,8.n head of swine as tompired
wltli 1.0CS.J33 last ear, and the average
prlcehasailvanndfroniJ18 50toJ2l.il'
DCDnDT nil rUADTPD TfWHPUT
KfcrUKl UH tilAKlfcK lUNlunl
Subcommittee oil Finance Will
Rpveiil Findin-M
ni-viiii riuiiinns
The i barter revision lomnilltee H sub
' rommlttee on finance will report a num.
, ber of changis In municipal lnant Ing
tc 1 '''" .';' " '"' , ,01''K!l.t "" V." T.'.'
I Sty
City. ....
i t i,P iimuges, it Is saltl, are of a tia-
ture to simpnrv tno wont or the con-
troller's olllce. '1 hey contain no irltiilsm
of the pres.nt sv stem but are Intended
soieiy to expeniie tne prtseni unwiei.lv
nianner of handling he city's funds
n"1 meeting ItBohllg itlons
A p,pl fl)r ,hp ,u)rk of U(, ,ul,pr
. uiuvi.) L.trvuini: Drvi.'utij
C.nicrnnii'nl Tlptnrns Vi.lii
uocrnnicm neiurns iulil
More than thirty motor craft and
.i,..,, ncuntu iD(i iw u .. ...
I 'lurlnB the war h-jvo been tied up at
Mne street and Coopers Point The
iconvirted steam vncht (leorglinna lit
has been rt turned to II T. Stotesburi
I 1.. ... i.., ..... .... ,-.. ... . J.'
lis owntr. t.inera are aiso to ne return
.,', K,,:; tV.a """"". -o.
lona. I.niellne, VAnnderor. Arcturus,
Druid, VVenona. Sultana and Vldctte.
;tllvKlilD(3.
,,lH
W
Silversmiths
Silver fir Bridal Gifts
Proven Quality" Value
Tea Services
After-Dinner Coffee Sets
Flat Silver "-Table.
"This Is the Day the Cook's Atvay,
So End It Right With a National Day."
A "National Night" saves your wife the annoynnce
of a tiresome Thursday in the Kitchen the fret and
worry of a makeshift supper. A "National Night"
means a wonderful'dinner at an extremely moderate
cost. And while you eat, the best restaurant or
chestra in Philadelphia plays tha latest music for
your edification.
Special Dinner
Selections for
Tonight at
75c to $1.00
Theic are cumbina
tlom certain to tempt
tht moit faMtdtom
quality footl prepared In
moit fnvltlnff fashion.
Try It Tonight at
"THE NATIONAL
102-114 South 15th Street
GOVERNOR BACKS
PHONE RATE SUIT
Sproul Tells Attorney Gen
eral to Help Public Serv
ice Board
WILL ASK INJUNCTION
r . . ji TTrirml t RLlain
v - OHrl to lie Urged to HCStraitl
ii ii p., ..,.... liYllnl Milcimr
"Cll UOHipail 1 roill ftl.lklllg
New Charge
I lO t I tlMP N limit I t lll tlflnriirimi iiul.nl
... '
.Ulnrnc, tleneral Ifchnffor to u all the
legal powers of rho State to support the
I'uniic Service t'ommlssion In Its pro.'
-ir.rM.'V1" ncw r,cp,,,oT rn,c"
'"m the State promulgated by the
Postmaster Oencrnl.
"We went over the nntter todiy"!
snui me l.ournor. "and .Mr. SMiaffcr
',""""
"'" 1,acU "" "" iinmllon In oppos-
Ing Hioe Intrastate rati"
The l.overnor remarked that he did
ot cnnldi r the Incrcnso cither a wai
mx ,inrv nerel.v
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An Injunctloi. m restrain the Hell Tel
ephone ("mpany from enforcing nv
rates within the Ktnte will be nought In
the Dauphin County Court b the Publli
Servlio Commission.
I he commission haalready Instructen
" sel to .,pplv for the Injunction
T)( npw tpicpinino rates are In effect
The commission will meet In tills city
Jnnuarv 5a tn hear complaints of tele-
P1,onc u"e, on t1"' ,11""' rat',
,n n amlcI1,ent c0rinK tho rate qu. ,
'! ".T.,:;i0,l"5.:' uJ
,11. I ,,II,I1U"'I',II II - II.V.IU.I, .llj.l. III.
Increased telephone r.ites, provided bv
the Postmaster CJcik ral of the t'nlted
Stntes, effective January 21, 1919. are
ln "" Pnlon not lpKal r''tcs for the
.,,,,, Benc n the sta(e of j,onn.
i ipuiti mi n Hpr rn in rnp moip nr I'ttnn.
.... 1. ..... ., . . .i . ...
H.ii..niii .ni. L iinw ik nil. nmin itri in
ni 4 tX ni ( i nit (uri me i ii ii i-wiiiiuiu'i. in
anv tariff or tariff h which lmo been
H-ed with thN commission The com-
111 nulnn II I, iB.llflil lll.l.llnl nn. In It.
... .
1 1 - 1 . .
mission has Issued Instructions to Its
.K: ... "". '"."."" '..Li "" "T
............. -j- ....... ..,.,.. .u,,,
Int.. . ffa.t nml lliu IHiHnti In ..,.,.. b.ll
" "" ". - "
""k" ""'".r'1"" ""y ' PI'I
In a snort time
toe i-ihim .mm'"i.i'mi m toe new raios
Is aimed nt Increases In short-distance
calls, somo of which hive been In-
iir.ii.eu - ........ ..- ... hit i-eiu, .Ml
llirt rvllinl' 11.11111. lilll ff (! H. !l Ur nnllti In
.. ..".,-. ..... r.... '.... .."'"
nan erniiiisui ,um iiui-r cities are now
cheaper
The Culled Business Men'n Association
(n (( .. S(,n,c(
Commission ngilnst tlie new M-hedule
In New Jersev the telephone com-
p titles have ignored tin Public 1 till
ties Commission's ordei suspending the
in u' i.ilnl
TeU phone inmpanv oniclals have been
ordered h the Public Si nice Commls.
sinus In Ohio, Mulligan and Indiana to
Ignore tlto new rates
- -
riunrit nrnn Ollirc mMDAnr
tAiuLiCiN MtKU oAVtj LUlllKAUt,
Sergeant '1V1N of Hcioie Devotion
of Corporal Ui-Jiter
Tho hcmlMn of Corporal Mtliur II
Itlghter. 112th Machine liun I npntiv
K 'nSra! .cVilr.!,n,f. 1.1:
ler which has been rtcelved bv Cotporal
U'ghter's wife, Vnna 1. Itlghter 'J South
n filter saved the life of his rerg.ant
K(, m.th Aid. of Camden, according to
a letter written bv Aid from Ilase llos-
',1"" Vo 14' ",,0!'', i1,'1 '8 '"'"ll-,'
mi, mmnd. mrllnl III .irlldl
... rertalnlv owe a lot to Arthur .'
,;,. ,i,i ..riim r.n what he diii for
,P uj ,. I w is It Ing thi re In the woods
oun,iP,i He gave mo first aid took
(are of mp ,irng til it ralnv night, used
, n ),hnKet to tover me, give me
,t nf ,,s water and then helptd to
tf) .,1() ,.,. nl(I hMlm ,1P
next morning under neav v artuuit
Pre"
r,eiEennt Aid savs he expects to return
' """, CU",r MO"
,
A POSITION of tniht ami rciontthll1t ilr-
niundlnjt liilliiitUe, illfirretlnn iiml u
Bpnilfiniinli ihiruitrr. In Huimlit v u ml.
It" ninn. rll nrqiiHlntril In nnd iirnunil
I'liftiiflcltiliht. uliu In h Itiul irn sc.irH uiimU
''YhlJKnuJinaii liu. reeentlv l.n-n relle.e.l
r urtlir ilnti im ronimlsslnneil om.er In
the I nltnl Mules Vital Ke-erve J'.irre anil
I. nitfilMI.,! to oieriiti- lliP tlutlPN nl it ixi.l
llmi wlirri. faithful, rnnsenl it flint elTIi lent
.rrtlreN well he rewiirded li a iirrniiinent
(1)nn( Mith a suliiri romniensurute to
refills ohlalnril.
Personal Intertlew ut jour ronvenlenre.
J 4VI, I filter tenlrtil
Ii
d
sr v
'Z&te
EDWIN B. nilODKi. Mmer
DICKENSJEIMS ELECT 1
J mice rnttcrsou Mntle President
nnd Six Councilors Cliocn
The Dlrkens Fellowship held Its an
nual meeting last night at Hotel Artel
phla and elected orflcers nnd six mem
bers of the execu
tive council for the,
coming mr.
Officers elected
follow ; Judge John
M. Patterson, pres
ident; Thomas K
Ober, tlrst vice
president , Thomas i
K. oner, Jr. rectum
vice president Mrs
(leorgo F Dobbin,
third vice presl-
dent ; J. K Thomp-
"vm utVe'!
urer. '
The following
wero elected to nil
vacancies In the
executive council
John P. CouKhlln
Photo Ostlers.
JflidH
M 1'Al ii:uso.v
Ueorgo V Dobbin,
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.vims i. i lvietler, ur. vvunar urustn
"J. Thompson nnd Mis, lu.ao
odiin
lumbermen may buy
UW1I1UU11H1U11 lUrX UVJ M.
DITnni TC1 rnAI T 1 miAXl
oUKPLUo tRUM INATIUIN
Convention Here Would Avert
Upset in Market Through
Price-Cutting
... . . ,, , . , , , , ,
Slvtv ml'llon feet of lumber In gov-
emtmnt posmslon Is worrjing the lutn-
birmm
Tney nre afraid the govern
m,,,t mnv Ho11 " "ow ,lMt t,ln wnr Is
''. below- retail prices and thtiebj
ul,,'1 lle lumber market
"'" OT bi ought out at the com en-
"n of I'mnsvivanla lumbermen at the
Hellevue-htratford Hotel toda by W
J llavnen. member of the general lum-
Xr 'IV",eo X""",!'
ii.uinil"li ...v ...iMii.imii U. Ill.l
esterd,i
I'ortv million feet of the surplus. Mr
llavnen said seems In fnlr way of being
used 111 the building nf pontoons and drv
.locks It would be will, he said, If the
iir,pi.H 11 .miui in. .1,11 nn h.iiii 11 inn
...i. ... . .... .. '.... ..
-.-t. .- -
r. niiiininir uipnii ni.inni. t,,f rtiniii noi
n ii ni i ii in j i vt i" ii i j niiimni iti t cnwiti in
usmI In tho pnprnnioiit In tmildlnR
Imik'h for ln'and ateras
.. I . . ..!. ....... !....,
.
(ominltt.e of three was appointed
' ? Ir '". mly. ,rPm V.,e Kov.rnment a.
I U,. rill I ri VII lllllllli.1 L I) v III. 11 111 HIIMU
.. . - ..... . .
ine ningir in an intnvitiu.ii inmnerman
getting hold of It at the low rate for
which the eovprmn. nt In mm remit In
H,.n i.M Hiiriilns stni'l.
vt nf,i u u,.i,.,ir .,..,, ..r ,i.
Atlintlc Deeper Waterwavs Sssoilatlon I
.)nic ,, ,ln ,p,10nt to our 'and Indus-
-. . ... ...
tries or an . vtension ot tne ininnn
watt rvtavs
TWO FIREMEN INJURED
One 'llirown I'rom K'nplne, the Oilier ,
Falls from Hurtling Garage Roof
Two mtn were Injured at a (lie last,
night In the garago of Ilich ird .1 Hill
ltd Last somerset street Jacob Lake
engineer ot l.ngine company .o 23 Is
In n serious condition In the l.plscop il
Hospital He was thrown to tho strict ,
when the inglno collided with a Itoiite
No 4 i.ir at Lehigh avenue ami Hownid
street The street tar was running P.ist
rim'se.dktwn'"0 """" T"C inB""' ''"
William Schmidt of l.'nglne Company
N 31, fell from the roof of the burning
? -,", TT' S,"K"1 V
He was nble to icturn to work after
being treated at an ambulance Tlie
gtrige was burned out
fteviral auto-
mobllts were damaged
J E Caldwell Q.
SILVERWARE
IN DOZENS
V
1EDERMAN.
Big Shoe Sale
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
Thousands of Pairs, Custom-quality
and style, finest values in the city
that were 7.50 to
I "v NOW L
f,, sr y.
JNlEDERMAN
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1 K1LLED I HURT
'
IN PISTOL FIGHT
Five Italians Battle
Street at Nintb and
Christian
in
ENDANGER MANY LIVES
-
Fifteen Shots Fired Win-
dows of Several Stores Shat
tered hy Bullets
one man was killed another wounded
, ......i n,rBO,,s nnrrowlv tscauLd
. ,"", evolver nght among
Ue ,nlas al Nlnt nm, ChrMau
streets
The man killtd was Frank Olletovn,
Wilmington, Del, nnd the one wounded
Is John Levino, Sixth street nnd Wash
ington nvenue Olletova died nt tho
I'cnnsvlvnnla Hospital Minrtly nftir ln
Ing admitted
I.evlno Is In the Jcfftrson Hospital
suffering from bulVt wounds of the bod
nnd legs
The polke do not know whether
either of the men flgurtd In the light or
whether thev were slmpl p.isng tho
scene.
The fight, which is believed to have
been the nsult of a feud, occurred while
i,,lmirt(i of children were on their way
to school The windows of several places
, wem broken bv bullets l'lfteen shots
were fired by the duelists
Tho home of Prank Damato 002
South Ninth street, recently was badly
damagfd by a bomb believed to have
been thrown by Blank Hand members
There are Indications the police oav,
that todas's shooting Is connected with
tho bomb outrage
Saturday a week ago a man and
woman wero i-hot as a result of a fight
almost nt tho same spot where today's
light occurred
Windows of C Ctlstinzox undertak
ing establishment, Ninth nnd Christian
streets, and in the houses nt 831. 842
i ,...,1 01 j
, U
SeXpr
111 1 H14 i nriKiimi sireer wer, HM.iir,rpfi
...........
itK
iTirn 1 1 1 1 1 1 mill mir iiiiiimii ncic 4
rested as niiUtrl.il wllmss.8
, Two ,-rRe revolvers were found on
I I1H Htfli
rtewntk near the Cfne of the
. .
tight hy 1'atrolm in Palmer, of the Sec
ond and Chrlstl u, streets Btation
TO PREVENT
Spanish Influenza
ROCHELTS ANTOS
A most powerful harmless Antiseptic
mnuth wash nnd Karsle Price 30 epnts at
Kvans s. Otmbcla' and flrst-ilass druff
tores
I
Patiint hi:t ii:M:u.Toni
roNsr.itM.s soi in: t. i.kt
its ritoi: it. ii i.r itp.ui:st
ion hm.i:. a ioiitim: iv it.
tiiirui-Aii.
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r HHTY nkaii iii:tiii,i:iii:vt.
si'iTViu.i: (virni m;i:iiei.
i.viit.r. nor mii. i:i.i: ti:i.
ri'iir. w ti:h. am. oxi i:n
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EsTIII.ISli:il KMTTI.MI IIUSI
M.ss I'AtlMI 30,. PUI.I.Y
r.nviPiT.n
14 MACIIIM.M.
III. NT. IOW
VOU IIUII'K SALE
it'uon.
GARIS & SHIMER
Bethlehem, Pa.
JKWELERS SILVERSMITHS
After Dinner Coffee Cups,
Bouillon Cups, Ramekins,
Punch Cups, Sherbet Cups,
Grape Juice Cups, Cocktail
Cups, Cordial Cups, Finger
Bowls, Knives, Forks And
Spoons.
)
ENDURING WEIGHT AND
INDIVIDUAL DESIGNS
1 5.00
to
930 Chentnut
39 S. 8th
203 N. 8th
890 1
PERRY'S
Reduction Sale
Nothing in the
way of a
reduction in
price can
compensate you
for the wrong
kind of Suit
or Overcoat!
Our reductions
are made on
our regular
season's stock
and on prices
that were low
in the first place!
J These Overcoats,
f -,r example. An im
m ense variety of
them through all the
range of models,
styles, patterns.
Chesterfields, form
fitting models, box-
back Overcoats, button-through
fronts,
fly fronts, cloth col
lars, velvet collars
single-breasted Over
coats and double
breasted Overcoats;
Ulsters, Ulsterettes,
Storm Coats, Great
Coats ; w e 1 1 - v a i s t
models; Fur-collar
Overcoats, fur-lined
Overcoats, fur-outside
Overcoats
rich, dark fabrics,
some full lined with
silk the kind of
Overcoat that nevers
goes out of fashion
and is in keeping
with any occasion.
And Suits worst
eds, cassimeres, chev
iots, flannels Golf
Suits, Cutaway Coat
Suits, Evening Dress
Suits, Tuxedo Suits
plus the satisfac
tion of a comfortable
fit and distinguished
style.
$70 and $75 Overcoats
are reduced!
$60 and $65 Overcoats
are reduced!
$50 and $55 Overcoats
are reduced!
$45, $10, $35, $30
Overcoats even
our $25 and $20
Coats are reduced!
And Suits
from our $65 Suits
to our $20 Suits,
reductions all
along the line!
Special Vests!
Lamb's wool, stock
inette, corduroy ve
lours, at clearaway
prices!
Were $6 now $3J5
Were $6.50 now $4.75
Were $8 now $5.75
Big Values!
PERRY & CO.
"N.B.T."
16th & Chestnut St.
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