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SHIPYARD PLANS
WIDE EXPANSION
New York Plant to dd
3000 to 8000 Men. Sns
Oilicial
VALUE OF THRIFT URGED
Speakers at Dinner Advocate
Savin: as Preventive
of Bolshevism
I'rom 3000 to S000 additional men will
bo emplojcd b) tho New York Ship
building Corporation at tts Camden
ptant, .aecordltiR to nn announcement by
Marvin A Nccl.and, present of tho
corporatlo.i.
"Wo hac more thin 11,00ft men .vt
work In tho plant now." galtl Mr Xec
land, "and r-vpect to add subst intlilly
to this number, cmplovlnr; In tho Xuturo
from 15,000 to :o noft men Wo liopo to
maintain tho high scilo of waRei, even
though tho elimination of ovcrtlnto liai
mado xonio reduction In the pay en
velope. '
Warns nf Industris! ( riU
Mr Necland pol. .it i thrift din
ner" at the plant last nlRht
Ho sounded tin warning tint the
United States Is fi ins a period of In
dustrial depression ihi tn tho return
of,. tho great indiitrcs ti a prewar
basis, and expressed tho t cliff th.it a.
certain arnount of Idleness Is inevita
ble during the rpion-trtn tlon period
"vrho crary w.av of t.olshcvlsm that
is snceplns throush llus-di lie pild
'cannot cnif to this cMinirv If the
permtR learn lmw tr -.ive flu Ir monc
Tho necessity and valuo of indl
Aldual thrift v is telter.iteil t, Tri ,is
ury Department reprt sentitlvoa and
bankers vsho -poke at the dinner. The
lncstment In war navin&s stamps of the
12,000 000 000 spent imtiu ilh for liquor
was urged b U M Lewis, of the
Treasury Department who told the
members of tho mkIMv thit their nr
canlzatlon was the ' llnest In tho coun
try" and bpd been ued as model In
industrial pl-ints throughout tho coun
try. There an two appeils I would make
to the countrv "lid Mr Lewis Ope
Is to flnl-h the Job of this war and the
war will not be tlnlshod until every re
turning Koldir who Ins worn the uni
form of the I tilted Mites Ins bci.-i re
turned to lndutiv This neeessltv villi
not permit of i tio ripld demohlllzation
Tho other Is thit the jieople inunt ssve
Ihelr CKriungs and be individually
thrifts If th" pc ipl" of the na'lon
leant to av til the rpn.os and
sacrifices of the war will line luen
worth while let us stop tho wate
which lias hircufuro been tho curso of
this countrx
Tho ttabllnv of lnevtm-its In war
savings stamps was pointed out bv all
of, tho ppeaker The hebt preven
tive of Bolshevism ild J Pittcr
son, of tho T'hiladelphi i war s-wins
commission 'Is to cduntn the peoplo In
the habit of having nnd create an ab
sorption of go eminent se.urltlC3 by tho
reoplo at lare
A warning not to give up thr r a.
Ings or hi-n th Ir gimnifnt stcurities
to Invest in in .illuring speculation
wasgiv.nln 1 red T .mnrx c pres
ident of tho I'ruuentl il Llfo Insurance
Compam Hang faxt to our sav-
inss." said Mr Tisnev, witli Impressive
slncerlti 'and cam this message of
avlng to cwMbod Thus ian we stand
back of rims until evcrj one of them
Is barK Ik me
Tho gi'liiiig list nigh unv to in.
ausurato iiq , n . .inip.ucn for war
savings stamp t i imnc th. otporatinns
employes. 'I he tnastmast r van i' .1
Tvangell Th tircstd' nt f.f the soclctv Is
T Trueksrs n ung II s, ptescnt wrc
the-follow Ing
Marvin .N.eHnd ,1 T Wirkirshani,
AVI O Morn w M i Hut binsnn, M K
TIench, .1 Tjl.r 1 r Kliiiet lavtil
Hdynton, 1. W I a ne, J it Leonard,
Y. Danner AV 1 Huff W It lleam
PamucI ; l'vans XV rarnons M S
Todd, W It trds.t v I'aptain ntlrew
Calbers. Ihng I Harrison. If W
Francis, W Thomps. n r. Mltchener,
Malcolm I- W.iwt. r ml II Tul-
N.Y.MAN BUYS 350 AIRPLANES
HriliMt (r.ift F,nnh.i-rr t Open
Tr.ulc IJonf r- tit ( .iii.nl.t
Nevr orU, T ,i
n pen a v oung N
l.v I
II
r l , 111. s- r.
hf-catno the gre itr' I I til ,.i i
of airplanes h ,i air lane iipiipmir'
the wor'd T'.i I i grr a mulni
ef Edwin II - rrgrr formerly I i t d
States mlnls'er ' i hlna pavo his ir
tided cheik to w r J s.ph Lnvell, r p.
tesentlng fhe rjrlt'sb Ministry of Muni,
tlons, and Tirctor Vljrrow of the Im-
pcrlal AlrTaf' Iinnnl and therohv t,e.
rang the ou;- .f 'ir- entire aircraft I " neT w'a assist in tie- d' portntlon if
equipment .osting , on- than 10 00n . ! "" "Kps on tie trai -iiort llaverfnrel
DM hlili inv nrnv ilnl liv i.ri.ii imi I flav Th.. other Li itenant llirrv
000, viti eh "as prov i. .1 hv ,rcat Hrit. i ,-hii,.n8er is .,vcts.n with n nrtillerv
mli and used 1- . lUila in trmln , onimand in the Vmencan nrmv of oicu
Canadian ar fifcl te- nnlj- four na- pat on
tions tirrhn,- I ic ind 1 r.irn ltul-I
and. tho I nitc s.-lt ., , tl more air- '
planes than tli s u dividual N'tvv Vork,
buslnets man ,
Tho trana i n n closed a nr
onto and ih i , .f .issiiublltg so
airplanes Tno airp me nitines a net I(ij. (
lions of spir pu' ,n i n b sun
The w lie Ic i i i e- if. II b inmcd
to tho Old at 1 ess cb '
Mr Conge-s pi ins fr r the u of tho
'v erjulpme t are nieri Iv In the ma ,iug,
bu,t the greatest f. ature of them id the'
'm'medlato deve 'P n of alrplan torn- I
mertlial routes In i atndu
KEEP STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD
All Present MemlieH til llovern--ing
Conunitlec I!, noil 1 1 n.it -
JCominailnt s t h r inenihen
of the govert nig i ni'i f th. I'lula
delphla Stocl 1 x 'm i. m he voted
fornt the am If' tn ' M ir h " iro
announced as fo low
Presldeu' ' ' ub If V in -ei-iciiv.
treasurer llori f II If elialrni m
Toseph II s.tra ib vlie i m riimn,
Samuel I Davifcon ti ie rubers of the gov .
ernlng lonimit ce LIvvard Itrvlaw'MUl
Gordon -- ( ri g n Heady c Dulles,
Dvld IV. ed I rank i Matthews
lldwnid ' M "t 1'isnk I Newbtirger
rrrderkk P P.iiinc Harrisons Seeler
Itoliert 1 1 'lav lor
"iero ire tin nonunatioas fi.r gov-
' , .-miiniittee and as- there are ten
to o (In led iheie will be no contest
IbiTi wi-te feveral resignations during
f1 el V ar and tlin foTleiw In-r tvhn li.v.
eip nimliiiiiil .,., i, t rrembera of
inn i-iiii iiiiiii-. i. o ii i, i ,iyior, I J
Itlstlne iiiul I il ml J vioon The other
iiujiilirri- nr i.nninand and tho
oftfiers of the e iiani- uc lenomlnnted
for, another t tt i
South Afrit j Nnlts Delcpatc!
pe Town. .Ian "0 - Tho f-OUth
African fin' eminent hi- refused pass
pofl" to Orniral i li slisn de Wei ,md
i'ltler (irobler i criods'iri nf 'rr blent
KrHlsc. i lend in en u Natiuialist clepu
ntfon iippolii'nl iv tho llloemfontcfn
Cvr-rtta t so to Parle.
I relates romance of rich '
major and cliff suicide
Dm to. I'ahnestnch. Millionaire Clubman, Who Ihctl in France. Often
1 i"itcd Vim Pnrhnooil. Sai Her eiphbor Woman
.Sto.e of Husbands Death
Nrn tl, Ian jo Tint an attach
ment clted fetween Major Clarence
ruhnestrol, millionaire member of the
t'nlon f'lnl), wlmn death ns an nrm
olllerr occurred overseas last Oetolier
and Miss .Vrccle PacUwood, tho hand
onio riorldi woman found dead last
Sundn) on the Palisades, has been
dlsoloed
It lould not be determined whether
I "r not there was an artual encase
rnent but the romance of tho ofTiier
who was aIo a plnFlol.ui. although lit
tacheil to the (lchtlnp branch of the
service, inl Mls Paclvwnod was told hv
Mrs .lc.mno Cn7nu of -"ISD Uroaduaj
who until IPIh was Mtis 1'acltwood s
neighbor for moro than three car
Visited Vllss tnckvrenl
Mr farcmv nld .ho pcrsonallv
KnrvN Major riihnintoik Ions before ho
enured the ami) and that the had met
him In the vestibule nf the npartment
hnUFc "hen bo was vlsltltic Mli3 I'aek
wood The Trench woman .ilpo Slid Hut
Major rahniMooli had been a frequent
visitor at Vllss Pnel.wooil s home .She
bid Men his e ar In fnre the door mn
times Miss Paclewnod confided to Mrs
(.'urenuv hi i repird for tho major
'A snotl .13 the Pilltmdcs BUlClde
w is lib nulled as Vllss Packwood and
the newspaper quoted her iw savins
to her friends that the death of her Im
hind who wis a m ijor overseas, hud
caused her to want to kill hirsclf the
sreit fib ndhlp bitttccn the two at, nm e
Hashed Into ni) mind Mrs c.iziaux
said.
' 1 rcmcmbeied it once th it Mr Pahtie
stoek was a phvsiiian and that I had
read In tho if ppai" is tint he had dinl
In the iirmv while In l'nme Tho m we
paprrs rc nine tin Morj of Jlis 1'nel
oods di it li nlo K.ild he had rctlvid
the lelcgratn tellin;
her of the majnr
her hUMbjiid s diall
In the (list pirt of
October
er whl. h .olncld.d exactly with
vie n( Mijor ralmestotk s death
9
tho d
from pneumonia in I'.irls
1'oinl of I. ich Other
' Major 1'ahnestock and Miss Tack-
woo.l wnm nrtu frinrf. .n,i tro rm.l
dlilly v.rv fond of enc anotlur I siw't could find no trsct of am Major Ten- trial equipment Instnlltd tor the rctln
Major r.ihnrstock call, oh .1 gicat nnny , ton jesterdiy who had died abroad 01 Ing of the petroleum of the provlm.
times Whether they have bicn mar-I here Theie wer. scc1.1l Major Ten- 'llvo thousind pesos Is also offered
rleil sine I dr. nnt itnnw hut it would . i h .rmi tin .ill were reported -is .an Inducement to the first prlv ite
not surprise me vt tiic tune ne visit-
ed .VIIss r.ickwood hero lie livid at tile
Union 1 lub fr she told me so
I reliinmhir flint nt llin limn be nnS
ilsltlng her although he wis 1 phvsi-
nan, lie was not prim ing nieuicuie
There no doubt ,n ,nv n.lnd that the
major tnet,t...i..d Is Major rahnestoek
I lnve not heard from or seen illss
I'm knooil slim sin moved from hi n I
did not even li.no her addr.ss
Whether Mls 1'ickwood was mirrled
hero or nbro id remains 11 mj stcry.
There is no hint from .in quarter thit
he hid been married to Clarcine
1'aliiiestoik nn January :0 his will
was admitted to probate In r'arniel, Put
nam ounty N
v t.v suirozite Hen-
nett southard
riirc w.is no !iinllinl
of .1 wife His est ite, valued at Tj 'Pi" -000.
was left to Mrs Helen Campbell.
DEATHS OK
Mil?. VIT.G1NT . SWATX
I).uij;1ilci-in lav of One of ruliln I eil
;i r rouiiilers
Mrs Vngnnil 1 laid. l-in w 1 lo-v 1
" " ". -.- : -'- . - . -
illness Tuesdav night at h-r home
-, j i
i hestnut irre, t Mrs Sivaln was n n em
ber of the old Wuv famllv Hr nln.es
tors eanii- over with John Penn Sbo Is
mrvlved bv ono son I'aptain William
VI hw nn t s whose borne is In
rdmore
Mrs sinus 1 usl and who died in
1 103 wis the fniindir of the Philadel
phia Hi. oid will. Ii began publl. atlon
Ma) It H7 S-v en vears liter b fold
fho'llei nj to a Moilc loiiiputiv ofwbl.'i
William M Mng-rl had a ontrolllng
intere-t Mr Httuns fifher, llhatn
M Mm n wiim mif i if the founders of
Hie I'ubii Lidgcr. also of tlm It iltlmoro
Hun
Cipuln T. II. Cfiaheiig.r
The funeral of 1'iptaln Thom.is H
r"h-ll nper ii ' Ivll War veteran, who
d ed Mn dav, iged nlnetv vears will be
I eld tomorrow at I p tn In tho Oliver
H It ilr Hulldlnz l.n Chestnut street
lie was a member i f the Military Order
f the L- al .egln whose captain will
undue! the servl . s
i.ptaln ChjilUiiKe i native of w
ti I'll srvid throua'ioiit tho fiv I
Wir a ir. ortK.i of i l laware reg -ii
cnt II. waa viouid.it in notion and
-l ent s s tnonths in 1 ihbv rNon
vrt f ti " visr i aptain i nniiengcr
anunianiL 1 fin Plulad- Iplna i ar erv. i
I ico Associ.m n throighout, is xist-'
enee was I n s( n 11 lil In lilt ,av.
j Ing a widow, Mis I btbetli i halleiigi r
I a dtuchti r Miss Florem e Challenger.
and two sons both- in th armv, One
of h. s,,ns Lieutenant Kranels Chal
lame-
Campbell
f f 41II1P l', ml l.li 1-1111 .. 11- li- l"r iiini', I .i.rfcft ,1,1,1. "'s'irVIVjrll. .ii'ii'i"-i'siilii'7llll-lT-llPS.inC
vears b w is c mne ted with the she. f vtlantir , T l. ".""'"". frhshinkr 'ho line He replied to n lommunlia- nv ,..., vt ..i vv . nr:.,r .,r 'I ri Jipin nnd th" entire Orient Is bound to
'' ninuLtcturinc d(PHitmrt .f Zi-glerl Im." , "" ', ' ,s 3Jim1 f"?fer ?' tiou of the Chamber of ( ommerco whl, 1, ""V'"r '''"' ' r" "riu r "r rurk. n, , eno.mouslv he Sild ''.Vlinions
'Urothers H.- Is survived bv a sister nr-d t r u", n. tl .r ,n,VolSh,, ,irih,"ho ' ommerco I I, n 1, Knot kc, Oul of peoplo of tho 1 r Kist need nil kinds
In VIls I!.-h, . j ( hilt, ni- i .f ,V i'ist , ,,,.. ..... "'" "' "" In protosied ogatnet the companv h acton . "f i ommodltles neuie v mil these. ..i-o
...... . Tl-ll .1. .!.. : l.ikm r.m n ... I ' Ullir- in in I I SS. .. . -- .....-- .tf .. .. .".'..v'.' , '.,, "I 'l..iiln I'.M.ani" .1". , li.l C . . .
f rH...t.l i tut),-, .wr n h ihinhli.h,.l i..,.i. ,' . . V"1"'. lentv-t-ro rlauifhtr ? . ' Tti. -a Is notlilni- lefl fi-if- nu t,. a ' 1 llArlelein I'll . .Ian .10- PnOmiclnr lest HUnillled from the I iilt-H s.int...
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ll . 'I t .under of the fiitii
ni I i in pi i II 1 . ,t i In ft
I - iilib ills, last nisi t In
th" Pre x.I pnrunents
is f. r inanv veaew u
presld i t and tre irrr nf the firm, but
retired several )eara ago frnm active-bus-ini'sa
lif. retainlnff sen o i einnei tieni w ith
1 is former associates lievtr bv keep,
irit- an cfli c. at 'J7 i'hi -tnut street
lie wns a member ef tt e t'nlon league
and was one of the most act . worker
n the 1- uifu s con tnittco nt sit. ap-
ie Inted i1 timnHCe tie Liberty Loan
drives nt th. e luhl m-i-
Mr (.utv'iiI wn hs-iociatid with tho
ti magi merit of severil trust companies
He is survived by a wlduw mother and
' s st r 1 n i il n rifiscm. nt have n-t
i n f mn . te d.
Cliarle. 1 . hcrbausli
I ("hatle I Kerb i ugh, for t went v u s
at tailied t i tin ntiifSu of its I 'at -tl s
Itn Citv l(4 died M ndav nt hi. lion.
'..IS Hr t. . stu 1 1 In bin s i'v tlfili
i ver. fo lowing a brief nines' Mr lie r
baueh wiiJ a deaiendart of Francis Ker.
bau(;h ur.o of the eiirlv mMl.ru i i 11 it
portion nf tlm i If) known aa 'ceton
Mr Knrbaittfh was netlvelv interest' d
in loi al affairs Iliforo he. ornlnc a . n v
emplov,. h. w is in pubHs-h ns and print
InC busin' ss He was also ictivo in (Veld
Fellowship and other frt rrml oru.in
iitons He is survived by n widow'
and iw i sons II Torrent K'crl tikIi
supervisor In the Ilureau of Conipulsorv
I'dueatlon nnd Clmrles II Kiibaush. of
tho Oi 1 ian 'o Department
i
nnt-e-rt I'erl. .c d alxtv fnr a t njl an I
. I Krankt nt illed veaterday st hn heitnr i
nin Hri i str-et i,ti r m Hitman or s.vtrai
),;jnJ1,r,llu
uhi flis iperit inaf nt n: tun
ilonsf sir I I vwi, former v
in ths are.f hualnaas Ila wras leader ef
th. yYankfeird tarid an I also uf the ehnir
i f th. Ptankfinl vt.ihofl st 1 vl oral Chur h
II. was an expert ccrn t 1 1 r ulliw
survives
Vlrs, I'millr Crnlnni lliirTinslen died jt
hT home t-oa T it .- atr. t luadav after
an Itinera cf aeveral uars .shs vei ths
wlf. of I.l-utenant Colonel Thomna 11, Iluf
flnston Ions n effl r of th Ktrat Ilegl
ment N (I P unit a set. ran ef the Civil
and hrsintnh Vtn ri i VVara 1 h. colonai
was n'iartrrnmi r if tl fifth Lnlted States
vr'ill.rv n ths e i 1 vv ,r It. la peer.tary
an 1 raur r ef " rtotiert it Poerdrer
-lilpai I Tnriinrn ' aio r man.jtae
i irera vre liuifinct.n di. h memb.r of t
Ih. ( Mf ( ISih 'he VVonn-lis Aijlomnbllet I
i lull of I'lilldleluhU und lloli Trinity Pr.lv
cojal Churit, lb livud of I-ady Jlanajsra
III 1 e I
of M I ' iti.iUl
i ut ti i .li
I is lift I
i iverhr I
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a married sister, William r.ihncstock a
btothcr. and tho children of Gibson
rahnestoek, another brother.
i ..i
"VlHjnr 1 enton Mentletieii
rhe n uiio of 'Major 1 nton ' men -
tinned in dlspinhes fioni lampa I la
was llr t obtilmd from Miss Adelaide
Il IiiMl.s nf II I'lst sltv-sxin sireei i
.'111.1111 of the lied truss Motor Corps
Mie b id wrlltin to George 11 l.nkvvooa
I. .... rt-ntiv lllftl iftf I
In nnser to .1 request rrom nun 101-lnforimtloiiioni-crnlng
his daughter, lie
I said th it he had not heatd from hir
InK 1 l.int- time
tii, vv.sr Den irtuient in vv isniiigiou
ninP
..,. ,... , ..-. , snn nf the
J t,,,t,i, vice President
-. .... v.,i.,.l Il.nl, nf tills . its I
.,(( us ,,,. , -Ntnx vork fortj the
-- ' - ',. ,he ,.olllB, of I
,,"", .. SurB,0s. from whl. 1. 1
. .. . h.. . .it ..I .. fi (.1 1 .:. r .ir.i i.ir im u
. ..,, ,. ,,
in . .t .. mi. ... .4 .
the house
nfr of the 1 rcMijienan nos
pltil and litir specltllzed in car dis
ease He mirricd Mi Marguerite Sawver
daught. r of Arlhur . Mvvir of ISos.
ton 1 hev wero dlvorud and Mrs
rahnetoek married .Tames Norman Hill
.Ir. In lyondon in Augu'i, ivi.. .lam-s
Hill l a son of tin .Tames J. Hill,
nun preIdent of the Northern IMUflc
Ilailroad
THE DAY
I nf ths ltslinsmann ltnspltil anil th- Chil
clr.ns llospltil llr li 1I1I1 Mould not p-r
nut ho- to t .!. t..rt In th vi.rfnx ..p
r ll-f orpanlritlens I. it si - umlst, .1 nn ilnlt c
,.'tS'','' J'. '.:""'"." ln!!!n l."
' " lii. 'l- 111 IS lM III- Slf1lsJl r n I
in t 1 suffrmx fr m t.ii 1111.I unahla to
s t tip -.111. 11a, n flau.ht r f lh I.N
inrg nnd Ial.ni tir- llsl.r, her litis
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, -i, hi iiti,iii m.-i ira .Aiir i id is
Vlrs. Nn irirr srtio,,, mollirr of Univ. I
-" " --ii-.ii k ii--ri-i nianiireror too I linn
JyMhurK flrrnfKll- .11 lljuoliorn strr-t
ItaflvvHv VVninfiiMrn I'h ,i I nt hr liomn
In VUrtinlufB VV V , .f lu-uti.i. i
l-i.s t.eni iimii Bill -is nnli of i
to. tin rurna-- I rr il. r 1. i .uiit ia u r
i tnln n tiamo an M . Vntaii, j im-t u
I Pirs Sli w - n , mr of ,a ..
, J? hUT;h. '. ' sirvll In ti I,
'i.h" lrV,' , lll ,rt " " "'" VVuvn-sl r
l'i VV Ilium II s ft P I'liHii IPiohl-i 11
nnn Mrs M l , M.rMn.h ,.
V .
Mm I
" I i Mr I'rlnc Ion
u
vtr..
Hrlit.,1
nnle K il-rr. ' isht thri diert t
ShS WHS
it r- in inrri or t m- veira
if num. a uljmt vi omen
llillllrl Vlrrnllth, w altl landowner of
war Was i,tjn ille.1 v.t r.laj nt tho iil.
Vt " '-'""l-hnr' ,' ,"" " ""mh" "" I IN-"ll
.s.i i il.'ur,m"ny v'"" -ni1 !'
n-verul i tn arn l r var th deca,p,i
. , ' ' ir 'mv 'irji aao Ills
ir MrmtTl Marsjrt lone dlM povrral
i '! ;jV -Phii , P.".-,,Vek,fi,?.-riV.
,s.-s?r;w;Hiv:sv1i':r!'
old and ha.i i. ......... '."..'. r r
hty jenrn
ttiiotie vork In
thls clt hfr- the has 1
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i.n vi n-r i f.- ri
oisriii ri-iAin-n
inuni. n a
Ifd Of
r.Ir5 i "V1" "llarlier, s.ity.,i, f
r.nsfial- l'i. q .j of cara-r-n. vl. ..
-urv.ved iy ,, .,n, andr1frjri;):ht;r "
1 bv h
i. r,..'i. and ' x ehllelr-n
is In the arm n iv.n .
i ri
, , , . ' ' "-"""t"!' i- i stepson
Pnrtl "eVTS". , .;' tT'. "V .h
Ill rt lrL- . ....-j" " ". ween.
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P.ol 1. - ...",-.. ."," .'."". 'th Me
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a nin i - r ni, i niA. , .... '
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it tn 6UP-
- ' u i , leant r m-
ii Mirnun II llr. a ,
Cwiiwer, 17 7... .a'.."',.,i"1"?. -I'
?." ev-ntv n n. . ,r, ,j ihi c.V - . -
W-?v:'?XuZU:wiXi
l'aru I'ont iot for MrCorniitt.
ParN. .Ian 3ft -The appointment of a
new- amhnssidor to Pram-,, m ....,..-.,
WlllUm i,riie, .1,arp Is still unde. i,b,i
Upon
post to u nun who has not vet sii.nin.a
nuu im ounn j i hi
whether he will accent It Tina ... .
may be mid, is n. t Vance VI,, ,... ,
l'i
Ormi.K
who recent. v res sue, tin. , I
Of the Ileeio ratir N ,n, ,,
. .
iiemanel ir
"Iiilnlllie
D I. h
i .....,. iirtici'-n o.-snn nl
Diamond Rings
- sidu L'CI lOllLCIV.lblc
lylc in Urge ancty. Out
diamonds arc of uniform,
fine quality.
'Among them a beautiful
dinner ring of platinum,
with one large and twelve
small diamonds $190.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
PtMon MntcirwTh n:vvi:i.i.nh-sn, i.r.v-MiTiis
LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
OFFERS BONUSES '
FOR INDUSTRIES
Jtijuy
Vi'gcntina, Invites;
Outside Investments in
Province
WANTS MANY PLANTS
Chamber of Commcree Bu
reau Hr-re Receives Tnforma
tion From Wa&hlngton
Vn Interesting account of tho means
taken bv the provincial government of
lujuv, Argentina to foster the establish
ment of Industries suited to tho needs
of the province. Ins Just been received
In llto Foreign Tnde Ittireatl of tho
I'hlladclphl-i Clnmbrr of Commerce
through the Hurcaii of foreign nnd Do
mestlc Commerce at Washington
Tho Chamber of fommrrco Ilurcau Is
the co-opcratlvc orriie or the Washington
Ilureau for the riilladelphla district The
communication comeg from Wllbert L
Ilonnej United Mates Consul nt Ito-
sarlo He states that the provincial
government has enacted legislation to
encourage th" investment of private
iaplt.al In loeil plants to develop the
known resources of the province Ills
letter continues v
"A bonus of 10 000 psper pesos (peso
equals ?0 421(5 rnUJ .states currencj)
Is offered to the person or corporation
which shill establish an enterprise, un-
dcr Provlnclil control to rent to farm
Pr, f,,0 maeinnc-v fnr ricnrlnc nlant-
inp, harvesting, threshing and other ag- i
ilctiltur.il work, or to perform such work
i under contra, t .it reasonable prices I
-M ,tius of .000 pesos Is offered to
the person or society Installing tho first
Itidustrlil pi int for manufacturing
4lif.in.1 hh.l .L-l. ..u b .it. v 11. .. a
threiid and f ibrlc from n illvo' fibers A
blmll ir bonus Is promised tho person or
lompanv establishing the first plant for
the extinction of vigetable oil from m-
tie prodti Is and for the first Indtis-
enterprise undertaking to manufacture
Porcelain irom tne native ciav v Donus
"' " P'lT "I '5 "d .0 the per-
'" "-"".. "" ni's s.'"..t..K .ni.i
ami to those who plant
ind eultl lie
for to ve.irs at bast
five licstares
- . . n. ... . . . .
' '--J, "l 0 P os gu irln,eed
. ' "7 "' '"'mJ T.J15 i '".,",,.
.,,..'". '.'...,.'. '' ...'.,. ... ....
.ethnic inu pi o.iui'iion 01 e. r 11, ,Lii'i .in
equ il amount to an person or lompanv
furnishing the means and equipment for
producing one metric ton of honev pir
annum
'The . . ipit.'il imploved 111 these sev
I eral un.lci takings must be nt least
douhlo the bonus offered Tho law will
bo erfe.llve until M.n 1. 1921 At the
samo tltnu the provincial government of
.lujuy Int exempted from taxation for a
reriod of live Mars any Industrial en
terprise vrhli h Ins a i.ipltal of not less
thin 10,000 pesos and which is demon-
strated to be tne tirst or lis nass xo ne n "" -. "i- "'it m-iuiu aiiiiutsion
est ibllshcd tn the province 'I ho soldiers, sailors and inirlncs p i-
Tho province of Jtijuy in the most'radid In front of tho building, hissing
northorh- of the Argentine States It Is
tiaverfed by the narrow -gang.! railway
rr.iihJtis the Bolivian frontier The
provilni Is belli ..l to lontalll tine
nlolted miner il rcumnes The ft In-
cipll Ind strv
I inesent is in Hilgn-
cane prodmtH I In ciplni . nv I ijuv
has a pnPlihiitnn of -ii (ion mil supimrts
i. , .. i ., ,,.., t'.w.v .din
iui in -in ii , .in - i -
V1
kc t H lor .1 snap i n i i
sever il brick) ards and an rleitri.
p. IV
pi int
CLYDE LINK ACTION
VIEWED AS SERIOUS
Dr.iwh.iek to
itlidr.uv.il
Port
Seen in
tf New
Yoik
Steanisliip
Ue sion of the i l)do Line to dision
t nue its I'hlladelphla-Vew York service
is regarded as a serious dravvb.uk to
tl port bv shipping and business men
nnouncetnent of the rompanv's de
rR'on to Vn ,hl"' "' waB ma,lc 3"-
Knl(l vrr I'limond. "Iltllll ceinitltinna arr.
I . 7... ,.i 77. ..... ... .,,,.
iiujii-i'-.i em iv iiisiisi ei ..r-siiiiLiiin iirmh
Iilscontlnuanm of the Philadelphia
Norfolk line bv the companv was dc
i ided upon HOinej tituo ago
When It was announced that this line
Aoijld bo dlteontiniied the t linmber of
Commerce appealed to lMward Cham
In rs, director of division of trim, of
tho rallrond administration for relief
from conditions which would atis
Mr i lumbers replied that rales were
heme established hi.-h would plan H.
ra Iroads and HU.iiu-hlp bms on an
icint.ibl.' basis
lluslli.s- men beb v.-. the e-tablisli
rrent eif cdUltlililo 1 il.s would Eiv, tic
Klvde- line sillli-int trattl. t.. warrant
lcnrtlliiani - e of II i online, tlnn with N-.r-
lv'
. rM'ULi.r.i) n.OM i.ortiiMM'
Native lawver, (.ermaiiopliile, j.
Olin- Meiulier of Itnrh-llj
MM. Inn n -P)' P ) - lberf
le.retrcii. i l.wv.r nnd one time eleputv
..from Mi' in the i,ernan Penh la
'has le.n evpf I'd from ITt ill
.,.t....v. r lA,,ilnLn . ri
I -ll-I'
irinB
lllllll-ll - ' -
,, i ,,i be u i.crmanopl !
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Yt
1
.6 A. v
M7. to.,
jdBp&sv tV
M '
thi iikv. m-Kis w. Atit.t.r.R
Twenlv-five vears rrrclary of Sun
dav sellout organization work, Re
formed Cliunli
JAMES M. BECK HISSED
BY WOUNDED SOLDIERS
Advocates of SivMonths' Pay
Plan Disturb Meeting lie
Is Addressing
Sew V iirk. Jan TO - Two men who
tried lepeatcdly to interrupt James M
Heck principal speaker at n 'victory
celebration" mnss-meethig, were, ejected
from the Brookl.vn Academy of Music
by provo guards. One of them was
11 cltv cinplovp and tho other 11 lawver,
who llgurcd prominently In agitation to
prevint Mr Tteck from speiklng on the
ground tint he trcateq "illercpectfullv"
at 11 ucent meitlng In Madison Square
fJarden wounded snlillcrs who tried to
presnit B rt solution calling fnr six;
months' pav jfor .inn men upon their
ds, barge
The Madlon Squa e i.atden meeting
was aiivnge.l Iv tho Iiidependint t'ltl
?rns loinmtttei' form, d to welcome
homecoming troops as a protest against
tho iiiipolnl.ncnt of A llll.im I! itid"lpli
Hearst o head a slmil.n convnlltco
r lined bv Major Hvl.in Tho fl
inontlis' piv plan has luen fathered by
Mi IlTirst s p ipers
'Ihere wis no fuilher distui banco In
side the Ac.idem.v of Musi
rt-P tlin
t.. men ind been removed from tbo
hall but police teserves outside tho
building wire kepi busy h milling 1
crowd of men nnl women who wero
uniblo to sbnu admission tickets In
cluded In tho number were about u
woundfd sodlei nianv of them on
'....,"
crut. lies who irlfd v ilnlv to gain en
and hooting Vlr Tie. k lolloulng this,
tliev formed In lino and sang the
Spangled Tanner
Star
HUNS WANT COLONIES BACK
I'irss Tivinj; tfi hmi-c People lo
Drill. mi I licit- I'elllin
IT irrlr-t in 1 1 c;u;ig Public I cip.rr
I'll l, I nljrr I
r. I nr, t "
in i
I he HiiEiio, Inn rn s,in)n mcnusl.v
with the mill., nn, rim tit of the ills, iltslon
it tl.e IV ice i imfiietiii In fills ton
ernltiB Hi dihisnt of Hi. (unit to col
onb s the f.ertitnti press Is m.iKttig an
fforl to nuns.- the InlitiM of tin people
In the ...lonirs
'1 ho i ologiic i.ailli piildli-li t. nn ur
K nt appeal l.v -the Imp. ilnl lagu. or
'..rtillll fyliiniali. tilling the .,ope
th. v must th in ind tin lohmles l.nk .mil
iisklng for signatures
1'eelarlng tliat cvciy natlrn Ins a
right to n pi no In tin sun and to the
expinsion iifiultiin- the npiml s.i)s
'The fiirnun piople must ditiiind tin
rrtuni of the lolonles. We onl) want
slgniitures not subsi ilptions
I The Wes.r Xi Itutig mom hope for the
I'tornnn io.mini ipicsiiou In i-I'resi-
d nt Taft s mini f . oh
Id I'lAL (.MtlilKI. A ,)
Mi-ICinna I is iskeil tho iiostal aulhorl
ths to nnd an Inspeitnr here to probe
th efiort of two nun lo rub tho Drums
iur.il rouii t i k In the lluilu Vallev,
north of Il,i7l. i n
Ml. had 1 In i k who wns in. charge
of the trink vis knocked sense 1,-t.s bv
one man win I .- swung ,u tin other
who setoil ii u ns ,.f the horses but
ilti r llii-hi i bu t iidtn; ,, ri,j,
vllh K.islini I. iii.-l t tin lln-s is ibiv
tell fttilll tin - 1 . t h h in, s anil llshul
the hores l tin lioldup im n
'l a lislllt ol tl, i.uenl In. I, Inn r,r .
i nin-ii 1 1, it 1 1 ni
III III tt 11 tt Hit 1 l
nmml tilth .,, t.,L u .,
Ii. rut i il nil i'mIi tt.rs to i irrv rmlv
in II .im unit i t ' i u-. witli tlui i null
" tl'M; or tit t r ti t)u in tor
ii it u In n ih ,i v , Mnow Hltiiu
Ma9son & DeMan
1115 Chestnut Street
Opposite Keith's Theatre
The Very Latest
Trimmed Hats
For Tomorrow Onljr
-,1'iircluising Agents
JAOTABY 30, 1919
SENATE IS TOLD
IDLENESS GROWSI
Figures From Labor De
partment Show Increase
in Unemployment
REMARKS CHALLENGED
Kcnyon Bill to Spend $100,
000,000 on Public Works Is
Advocated
Mssliintton, Jan 30 Trospect of in
dustrial unemplovmcnt In tho country
was discussed briefly in th Sen
ate Senatoro Kcnon and Pmoot were
Joined by Senator Thcmas in expressing
apprehension, vvhllo Senator Lewis dep
urated their statements and those of
f-eeretary Morrison, of tho American
reiteration of labor, nnd others regard
ing probtbls depression
Sen .tor Kennn. advocating hit bill
lo expend J100 000,000 on public works
to prevent unemployment, denied that
any "alarming" statements had been
rrndo nnd Insisted that measures by
Congress to .avert unemplovmcnt wero
necessiry, hnator Smoot said bo feartd
worklngmen may soon bo suffering, nnd
Senator Thomas declared ho held ' ap
prehensions ' of unemplovmcnt
Senator I.ewls said tho statements re
garding labor conditions wero 'start
ling, wrong and unjustified." Challenged
bv Sennlor Ken) on, Mr Lewis conceded
that temporary distress may ensue, but
declared the ultimate future of Ameri
can industry was bright.
Whllo urging legislation providing for
temporary relief of tho unemplovmcnt
situation, Louis P. Post. Assistant Sec
retary of Labor, beforo tho Senate I'.du
cation nnd Labor Committee, predicted
that n. period of uncqualcd prosperity,
with plenty of labor nnd remunerative
wages, would follow tho readjustment
period.
"It nooms to bo a cheap investment
for tho government to put up the build
ings it ncedi at high prices," Mr. Post
said, 'rather than risk a situation that
will nrlse when men reason from their
stomachs rather than from their heads."
Jesso H i;vans of tho cmplo)inent
scrvico of tho Labor Department, told
tho commltteo that uncmplo.vment
throughout tho country was Increasing
rapldlw Ileporls tecclved by the dc
pirtment early In December from 123 In
dustrial centirs showed 10.000 men out
of work Last wick reports showed this
number had Increased to 212 000 whllo
rroorts received tndav from onlv in per
1 cut of these centers showed 201 000 men
wuiioui vi one.
Harly action on legislation to nrlmst
war-iontr.ict controversies was urged
by tho Department of Labor In a sLite.
nient showing tho labor Hiirnlii In mim
llldllstrl .1 ont'lnr" 1....I I.. , .
1. '-.."'.''." ",u '""""" rapiui)
i i.ints heretofore engaged In. war
work were said not to bo changing back
to pi-ico activities rapidly enough to
hold their proper proportion of labor
The c-vncellng of war contracts with no
provision ror an earl) financial adjust
ment of the manufacturers' Investment,
In war machln.r), miterlils and pir
tlillv completed products, was blamed I
for plunging some concerns Into .a st.atol
bordering on stagnation, with ns
talntv as to their working capital I
"Tho Department of Labor lnvestlga-1
nuns oi wnvs .inn means to stlmulain
I iilhllng and Improvements and augment
inn ,-insorpnon or labor In lndutrv dis
closed tlico two impjrt.int vv.ivs oT get
ting icsutts." the sluti ment mvh
rirst Legislation enabling the build
Ing and In in associations of the country
to use their red estate niortqag. , for
c illitcr.il in a s)stem of I.derU homo
10 111 hitikH,
second Legislation to .aulliorio mi
mediate adju-tinent and pi)nunt bv
tho g.ivernnient nf reisnncblo claims
(.rowing out nf tho summar) rctilnditig
of war oontrai ts.
I ho former would permit home-1
iiiiiicnrs to av ill themselvev of almn-t
:.,oon.0ftiionn in loins tho I ittcr would
provide much needed immediate c iiut.il
lor in inufai tilting
IIOOMS TI!AI)i: WITH Ebr
Japan's I'cjcc Ailvi-er Iti.irlie- Llurago
on W.iv to Paris
( hliagn, J.m TO -(llv A I I lliron1
ikfinno prisiiniii or in. Nippon v usn
Kilsln Mr unship I'ompinv of Jipm
M ipcd ben- for a 1 rb f rest ai ,v
pci.d to b im tod.iv on his wav to the,
p. ne i 'nnfereni o at Paris vv In re be
In ids the lnpiti.se advNorv commltuo
on ir nn- rei uion1
rolltlc.il rel.ifle ns between . hnin im.l
America .are nrtain to be. Imiiroved by
thu incie.ise of trido relitlous" '
TO PAINT PKACK SESSION
i
llrili'lt Arli-il. .Sclcclcil for Honor Will
it..:., r-i t it.....i..
,.-t,,ii i.i.i iiiiiiiciiiiici ty I
I unilon, Inn no (Hv A
P i -The
HrilWii artists, Orpcn ami .St J Im sn
1lli ltfTII rsptOftf li 1) till riitefninoMt
I 1,1 tt.iltit i rm d friiiii Mnv las. ., , j ..,.-. ...
I :...' i.. . 'i i' :' ii . . '."n"
i-tatfd
Hnth rrnflj rrturnod u I rmrlnu
from tlir ttrltluh front here tho h,to
limn julntinc mr scenes
$.
'5-
00
All Straw
Straw and Georgette
Straw and Satin
New Rough Braids
AH the new shapes from
the tiniest turbans to tho
broad - brimmed sailor and
fhess hats.
Trimmings are smart and
chic all new shades.
Orders Accented ft .
EMERGENCY WORKERS
AID HOSPITAL DRIVE
Young Women Take Active
Interest in Campaign to
Raise $75,000
Mini) of tho l.'mergencv
nro tnklng an active Interest
pilgu to ralro J 75,000 for
i-niiHaeipiiia jiospitai lor women mucit
li
.ton .mir.,m. .i . in,.l-..f -.'III.
'"" """" """ ""'" '",1V
-ed trimmings, dotted the nsscmblngo of
re.
ssemmngo 01
of tho Belle-
0splt.1l is tho
women In the Clover Itoom
vtic-Strntford todny Tho lioeplt
only Institution to which tho Kmcrgenc)
Aid committee lias sent poor women who
havo coinn under itn care
Voung women mako up n large ma
jority of tho campaign workers. Aside
from tho L'mergcncy Aid Aides, thcro Is
ono team of University of lVnns)lv.inla
women, headed by Miss Cornelia Mann
Miss Agnes Ilrocklo nnd Miss Mildred
1'etteroff, both well known from their
work In Liberty Loan and war savings
campaigns, also head teams
Mls3 Helen Steger, a student In the
West Philadelphia High School. Miss
Kdlth Johnson, a teacher In the Kensing
ton High School; Miss Hvangellno Ueau
mont, teacher in ono of the grammar
schools, nnd Miss Jean I'jltermeycr, a
student In tho Olrls' High School, lire
the first to rnter the competition for
Dr li S Coglll's scholarship In the
Women's Medical College
The girl obtaining tho largest rfmount
of subscriptions In tho campaign will re
ceive tho rour-)car scholarship '
This is thft second il.iv nf tlin feo rtos. I
campaign. Moro than $7Snij n d-iy
must bo raised In order to "go over the
top," It w.oa explained by Campaign
Director KUzabcth It Currier. About
$7000 vvas reported vestcrdav as 11 be
ginning Both men and women vnluntier speak
ers have been delegated to speak In motion-picture
theatres nnd Fpread tho news
of tho campaign. Women workers nre
visiting business offices and residences
to -solicit subtcrlptlons from persons
listed by tho campaign directors
1 Mr. George Horaco Lorlmer and Dr
Wllmer Krusen will be the speakers .it
tho luncheon In tho Clover P-ooni of the
Bellevue-Htnjtford today Doctor Kru
nen will dlcuss tho need for maternity
hospitals, such as the West I'hiladolphl 1
Hospital for Women, .and will glvo vari
ous data relating to Infant welfare and
mortality In Philadelphia.
l. S. Consul to Argentina Resign;
Biienm Mre. Jan 30 -tllcnard Mom
sen has resigned as merlc.in consul
general to Argentina effective 1'ebrtl.ir.v
2 il was announced todav He will be
succeeded bv Charles C l.berh.irdt
I formcr consular Inspector Momscn has
organized a law- firm here
' " "
m.. . STOHI
r
W j Av,ci:iti:u m jj mw "
1
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cntr&ufi i
c
I
923 MARKET STREET
&&fir7fru6w
i m 1
I firmer Irucs
Wore l'p to
JJ0.00. at
VI mi rhr w I'
i . &
1 Kin
ll nigs of furs a I i
Iat(,o iell.ll effo. I
and m ulo of llnest
woolens All oies f- r
women and tnn-sei
L
New Silk &
Values Up to $18.50, at O
pciiat griiupln lust f e 1 I 1 div m K
-e-igi sii tnff.it i and rub i-atln- -hivvtig
the stuatt new In is hum m o;;iic Hla 1, am
dl-ii ible 1 loi lig Ml i7 li r vvniin 1 im. I
misses Sri nnd I l.t.ir
$3.00
Cloth
Skirls,
$0.00
$1.25 New Voile
Waists
89c
Brassieres
In flr-h in
white
50cVaIucs
39c
Made with (m.
broldeied or I a e e
panels, also t ulnied
lnodeN New tollar
e ff ci 1 1
-nil i.r
x $5 Satin -& Straw Trimmed
iwrm
-
SK
S-
J
s7?V
f'k
T
I
I
Women's & Misses'
omen s oc misses
Winter Coats
I wo croups of in .-i .lesirable
KcrsMH. cheviots ..lid ii..ve.) weives
L
S'Sset $4-69 & 7-98 ?
friilit u thn t .a m L.t(..li.l i. .
pni'liiit nnd we.il -eice tnllnrcd or
'"ni" ni' tut' suit iiiiiii inr par
ff Children's
79c Wash
C Dresses
Children's
$5.00
Coats
$2-89
Cloths and
velvety SI sen
from J to 10
jrara.
?49c
Of ch.vmbr.iv.s
nnd lawns, hires
from 2 to 10
enrn
t HOME OF! STYLE
BREAD PRICES WILL STAY UP
Witrtiinn Charges to Prrxnil fof
Eighteen Month?. Sny Millc"
Mlnnrnpolls, Minn.. .Mil SO (Hy A.
DWartlmo bread prices wilt prevail
throughout tho world for nnolhc-
elshleen monlbs, lending Minnc.ir""-
names, 11 1 "" "',, .Yr,inted Mlll-
Claltahcr,
of tlio .-onnwys -' --.--
Ing Coninanv, iieciareo ..
Immecllato resumption of nour m 1
'-"' , country will
?5,'V" Tlnrrv S Helm, vice president of
thoRtissellJtlller Milling Company, de.
riared. nnd the possibility of 11 M"r
. IHI--VI, .....-' . .,..U,i
fnmlno is out, 01 inu ii."
Family Jewels
cost 3 lyiillions
Delineator families buy
$11,160 -onh of jewel 1 y
everyday. It is evident they
spend vastly more than this
$3,481,97 a year for food,
clothes, and home comforts
before they think of personal
adornment. Do you make
anything that the four and a
half million membcis of
Delineator families need -or
want? You can enter
their front doors through
the pages of
rv 1 The
Delineator
776 Maqazinc In
' 0n3 Million lorncs
.. . . ...,,i ...i -.uii t lien in nr itu "s
tour miucrB ini-.il- .---. ,"- vnrk bv
the statement ""l,1 ln ,Nr,s iTnltert
tullus names, president of the, rnlterl
IcJrnln Corporation, regarding the Amer.
)'..: ".,., i,, 1 tirlcs of wheat In rnlfl-
ilnn in he orld price of the , ommodlt.
am Mdes Ert7ai'.!?
in the enm- govirnment ngenev ceased bu ing nour
tho west ?i"':s,z;,wiiv
nnnTMtv s. .m
' liar m m
Extraordinary!
67 COATS
Reduced for One Dan
U 7:
L
Serge Dresses
Batiste
Night
Gowns
or Silk
& Batiste
Envelope
Chenme,
$.39
slrrrl I lonr
1 1 oiin
HATS $
I ho 1 ew II 1 d 1
halt, with tai-scl
(U dp and tlin
' I nil 1. ti.i
.98
.,,'l,ia Mado of f.itui and iriw ,r,
.blintio is ( bolie of 11,11 blue luni,.
l.rmvti or bl ie 1,
I"
street I l.mr
fl m fin w m .. '
4 & $1 0 1
vats at Inc nv its Wo.,i..i
N.niewilh tAll.,,1, 0r fi.r U leTz L
cuibrnldet) trlniinnil
i eriririrt- e, . t.ti a .
BiK Girls'
$8.50 & $10
Coats
Girls' $2.50
Gingham
Dresses
$-1.85
5
4.79
C o r d u rov,
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