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Councils Will Tost Corporation's
Right to Break Agreement
With City
MALE DECOLLETE RUFFLES
COEDS' CALM AT U. OF P.!
War Threatens Wharton School Girls Perspire 'Neath Horn-
Rimmed Specs, While Men Shed Coats and
Organize "S. P. F. C. W. S."
ZONE SCHEME DENOUNCED
Ontndcii intends to tmirp it"1 "un Relit
nsninst the 7nnr-fnrc plnn vliitli the
Tubllc Service Itnilnny Cnnipanv iinpri
to itnpooo on 2,000,000 or inoic riders In
(he stnto of New Jersey, neeordius to
the specinl committee of Camden City
Council, uhkh nt n spirited mectinK
Inst night decided to tet ttie trolley
rompany' light to brenk its contract
mnde with the city of Cnnidcn, In wliirli
Now nppearetli war between the men
students nnel the coeds nt the Wharton
i fjoliool of the University of I'entijla
uln. The men sny the coeds nre nil right,
but there nrc too ninny of them. The
fulr students hint they could tolerate
the males If only tlicj would" Keep their
coats on in the class room.
Tlic mnles, in sheer sclf-dcfenc.Tiavc
just orsanized n society with the fear
some title of "The Society for the
Prevention of Further Cn-I'ducntion In
the Wharton School." lMitnrinllj
the Pcnnsyhanian opines that the
school next fall "may be lompurnble
to n rorrrsnondenee or ilowntniwi busi
ness school for women.
n strnieht five-cent fnre in the city i
limits was promised nnd nsreed to. j Too Mtuli .Mlnenn
TJernuse of the failure of other mil- JuitaitiR by what the tiouered inn
mi. tinlUtAa ft Umith Tni cm In nnr ' " . .... ...
"!',u,",w 7 4i" ". " J r . .'.. tincrnt wm, tlio Wharton School i
I t... ....llhnh Inn i.nti.ll.lK 1. !M. tl.n
Kill I UK ruin ' ij i"i' im'iiii ( i h mi tin-
their share of the expense of :i con-
leitoil fight. Unmilen will hRlit alone.
Trunk Ij. Sommer. of Npuark. is the
speoinl counsel who represents Cam
den. Newnric. .Trrro Clt nnd Hayonnc
In the fiulit on the Public Service.
The special committee of Council
voted to allow Mr. Sommer to piescnt
Camden s unevnnces to the Public Un
ities Commission.
A strnicht five tent fine foi the citv
limits in Camden will be asked by the
committee. The request will be made l
on n three-mile limit. This limit will
take care of points on (lie outskirts of
the citv Cramer Hill. Federal street
nnd Ilnddon nvenun lines are within i
three miles of the citv limits. C.louccs
ter Cit is not n full time miles.
It the request for n live-cent farein
the citv limits is lefusrd then the citv
will tnke up the tight to compel the trol
ley i ninpnnr to stnnd bv its original
ngi cement with the city to furnish serv
ice in the citv limits for a five-cent
fnre. The fight will likely be carried
to the courts.
The mcmbeis of the ommittee agieed
that n 7onc svstem would likelv be put
in effect. However, the opinion was
expressed that itv lideis should not
pay the bill. The subuibnnito were
declared to be more frequent riders nnd
thev should be expected to paj n one
fnie rate..
"Camden cannot Unit in this fight for
a five-ent fnre in the citv limits." said
Chairman William S. Abbott. "If we
don't wnge n fight to the finish we will
be betmving the confidence and ti list of
the people in Cnnidcn."
"The 7one-fare rate as suggested by
the trolley compnnv is one of the lot
teuest pieces of business ever imposed
on n free people, and it certainly should
be modified." said Count ilmnu Fred
erick Von Nieda. Mr. Von Niedn vvns
one of the first coiincilnien to oppose the
70110 svstem.
13. (!. C. Illenkley. citv counsel, ex
pressed the Opinion Hint the committee
wns tnkingn pioper couise in nsking for
r five-cent fnie within the tity limits,
SENT TO JAIL TO EAT
fcmnle sex. It seems that when tho.v
went home oil their Fuster liolidiiv,
nenrlv nil the girls tliej knew sulci
pioutll : "We're going to the Wharton
School next fall."
So the future lesser halves hnd u
horrible vision of themselves next term
ns lonely little male islands Tn n scclh
lug feminine sen, und the.v didn't like
the picture, lltnee the societv.
What it is going to do about the fe
male monnce nt the Whnrtoii School
has not been divulged. Possihlv ieti
Hon the deau to get n staff of feminine
professors for next jenr. 'I his, It is ron
fidently believed, would keep the co-eds
nvvnv.
It is uiidei stood Hint the "S. P. F.
C W. S." Is not ngninst coeducation
nt other colleges. Hut vvhv, they nsk,
pltk on (lie Whiiiton School?
It remains to be seen vvhnt the girls
will tlo in letnlliitinu.
Mnlc Decollete Not Mte
They got pnitlv "even" today, when
the.v protested through the Women's
Fiuleigrndunle Association ngninst let-I
ting the hovs take ofT then touts nnd
vests on n vvnini afternoon
Yesteitlnv, it seems, some good un
filled "profs" weie moved bv the evi
dent discomfort of the male mtmbeis of
their (lasses to invite them to vlictl the
tmnDcrsome gaimenis in question nn
invilntioii veiv glntllv ntteptiil
"Tnin't fair." snid the glrl. when
thev talked it ovei after t hiss,
"Mere we must be nil (liissnl up in
henvj skirts and sliiitvvnists mid hoin
rimmed spectnt les and things, sn ns to
look like icnl t oeds. and the Imvs inav
sit ninuntl in their shut -l(cr. jut
ns if thev weie back on the fniin.
" 'Tnin't fair, nnd we won't stand
for it." Heme the protest
And now everv one nt 1'iiiti is ask
lug: "Who put the 'wii' in Wlini
ton?"
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JUVENILE ATHLETES
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IjoiiIs Kanchler, New York artists, will
palut In the Sketch Club as a part of
the Cainnc street carnival. There will
be n vnrlctv of thrills in the "biggest
little street" during the evening.
Tnnks, Vietoiy I.onn trucks nnd other
attractions will he n part of the show
in front of the booths in all districts.
plaints of returned soldiers V i aro uf
ferlng nt the hands of the "pifr.
Theso men, under the Soldlernnd
Snllors' Civil Rights Act, are protected
from eviction, nnd many of them tlV&
not know their rights, Mr. StcrretW
mid.
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Hundreds of Children Will Put
on Stunts Today at the
Victory Statue
WOMEN'S TOTAL
U, S .Whisky to Moisten Britons
London, Mnv (I Heplving to a ques
tion In the House of Commons jes
lerdnv nboiit the shortage In whisky. Sir
Auckland (leddes, minister for national
service nnil reconstruction, said he had
decided that the Importation of Cnnn
fltmi uhiskv might be freelv permitted.
n,. to lm nnllotml I. i U A flnlit tlfrilfliat I f !.... inin.lnnn ttlital., if It lin.l
CLIMBING PinfltcciniK landlords I been paid for before the beginning of
I Members of the West Philadelphia ' lllllt
blanch of the Tenants. Protective Assn
JOIN FIGHT ON LANDLORDS '
Storage Houses Aid Tenants Resist
j Ing Rent Profiteers Here I
I Stornge houses in West Philadelphia
IIiindietN of tlilldien nnd adults from Intiou me appealing through a torn
the Athletic He, real Ion Center will pal - miU'P "I'IM.Inted last mght to the sjt.i
, . ; 'nge house owneis I he meeting held
litipnte m the exhibition nt the Mc- , K,f, SMHli, s,rrcl IlluI Tlmmns
tin v Statue In South Penn square this avttiue asked thnl sttunge house men
noon, whiih will be the fentuie Vic refuse to micpt liousehold fuiniture re
(oiv Loan inllv of the tlnv moved n landlonN in evictions
The thildien. nlwnvs a Krent ntlrnc , Coniplninls of protiteering in lents is
Hon. will present a tlnncc fnntnsv. "The under investigation Hv Assistnnt I nitcd
CHARLES
COMPANY
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w likening of Spiing.
Tlicie nlso will States
exliiliifions,
Disfritt Attorne.v
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.iiim;i'ii .miollo.n
Who vv.is iiijturd h an aiitoino
bile while selling Vlttor Itoiitls.
He was awarded a helmet by Hie
vv.ir loan org.nil7.itloii for "etr.i
(irdliuu.v lit'iolMii in .id ion"
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SIX CHILDREN ESCAPE FIRE REVIEW INCURABLES' WORK Boy. in Hospital, Receives Cov
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Patrolman Finds Breakfast of Circus
Follower for Three Months
"Gonn have mail brenkfiis, boss."
So said d'eorge 'Williams, a negro,
forty-five je.ns old, when Patrolman
Mnhoney, of the Twenty-second nnd
Hunting Park nvenuc stntion, nsked
him where he wns going with the bottle
of milk nnd the big loaf of bread he
is said to have lifted from the doorstep
of n house on Hunting Paik avenue
earlv this morning,
"Vo jou'ie not," said the patrolman.
"Ah gotta cut, boss," And George
told how he was "fum Bnltimo'," nnd
how he didn't work for the circus nt
Nineteenth nnd Hunting Pork nvenuc,
but "jus' follicd it and hanged nroun',
cnuse Ah got circus, in mnh blood."
Mngistrnte Price sent George to flic
tounty jnil for tlnce months to pull
n little ciicus stunt all his own.
Family Forced to Flee When Home
Burns
Two of six children vvete
to safety by their patents this morn
ing. the others also escaping, when fire
on the first floor of 1010 South Seventh
street tilled the two tipper floois with
smoke.
The dwelling is occupied bv Oilmen
Gregorio. bis wife and kix children:
Josephine, seventeen icais old; Helen,
thirteen -vcnr.s: Itose. nine: Angclinc.
fne: Fdith, 1. nnd Millie, seventeen
months old. The four eldei children
were asleep on the thiid floor, their
parents nnd the other child! eu occupy
ing the second floor, when flic fire be
gan. Smoke pouting up the stnuwav niou
.i nn.nrin. About the same time o
neighbor, seeing the smoke, Uied a re
volver which brought fiiemcn from nu
.... nl.n.lf II Kind? JlWnV.
engine corapun. uuuu.. -
Gregorio
Home Has Aided Thousands In 42
Years of Existence Here
Woik of the Home for Im inaliles
Foi ty -eighth street anil Woodland ave I
nue. wns reviewed nt the nnnuiil mtet
ing being held today at Hie institu
tion. The home was founded fmlv two
vents ago, nnd in the tourse of those
vinrs it has minisleied to thousands
of men. Nvomen lend tliilditn whit
thiough iihvsical afflictions have bei oine
iniapai itated.
At piesent theie aie 1,i0 inmates in
(lie home. The institution tlepenils
largelv upon vtdiiut.nv toiiti ibutioiis
foi the ninintennnte of lis woik It
tost 'sSO.OOO fo tondtnt the home last
,veni
The piesitlent of tile institution is
Mis Charles W. Nevm. the tieasuiei
Mis Waltei P. Hand .mil the tone
spiinding sccretarv Mis H. S Pientiss
Nit hols.
"Heroism in Action'
BLAME REVERSED GEARS
shouted an ahum to the
older children and picked up Fdith while
.. ;.n tnnicd Millie down the
stairs. The blac wns in u fiicplate uud i Report on pePry Tragedy Made by
was causcOy a defective Hue. Dam- i Service Commissioner
"Rc" wcrcBligUt. ,Jhp onrs wrll, jn l(UMVP n1 tr ml
tomolule that bat kid off the feiivbont
Camden into the Drliivvnie liver at
Market stieet feiries on April "7, as a
lesull ol wait li three peisous weie
tliowiied nnd live othcis nnuowlv cs
bioilglil out at Hi
heariug of the i use before Public Si nice
Commissioner Samuel M. Clement, .li
a leport of whnh has jut been issned
bv .John P. Uohonej, thief of the bin can
of accidents of the lommissinn.
. Phlladelphlan Coming With Croix
Sergennt T. Legnre Fcmin. a veteran
who will arrive at this poit with the
men. i-.ni.l Ailillerv next week, le-
:.,! the Cioix tie Guerit'
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: ..t, iavprt in nttion
Slll IIUU- ' " ' .' . .i.i
' .. ..:.! nn his In east on Apul 11
, .. rt..,i ivinin. In his letter to bis
pnients. Mr. and Mis. I.dwaid .
Femm. of Uidley Pa.k. he neglects to
tell of the deed which won the toveted
honor for him. He iwent, nine .ven.s
old and a member of Hattciv M. S. . -geant
Femm was wounded nt St. Mi
hiel. Poles Receive United States Envoy
Wnrsiiu Mav . Hugh S. Gibson.
Unlt?d States minister to Poland, vvns
m-eived by the chief of state vesterdav
He will turn over his , rcdcntinls to
thi. povernment immediatel.v .
; for eon-(np(Ml (,pntli
'I he medal, tm fn, t s
One of the hnppicsl imvs in l'liiln
ililphin todnv is eiglit vear old .loscph
Mellon, nlthough lie is tonfiucd to n bed
in Hie Women's Houii opnthic Hospital
nnh a fun fined leg
To make up foi Ins mimics, I lie I
hoi is a pt mid piisspssin of n t in 1 1 !
i .ii led Geiiunn helmet of the tvpe that ,
was to have been used bv the Pius- I
sums dining their expeitcd tiiumplial
entiv into Palis.
The helmet was nw.mleil the hov.l
who is a son of Mi nnd Mis .1 V
Mellon. 211!) Ninth F.lcvi nth stuet. hv
Itiihanl H Noiton. assoiintc tlirei tin
of Hie vvni loan niganiition. for "cv
linoidiiiai v heioisin ,n aitioii, whnh
ii suited in wounds " '
.loscph wns one of mniiv hovs who
uileied a competition In Ins neighhoi
linoil In sill notes of the h loi v Loan
Ihe wmni! to rcieive one of tlic hcl
inets
liailv he sp out on Ins note silling
mission after sihool houis, anil within a
few davs lie had sold notes aggregating
several hundred dollnis Then came the
nttidtjit that sent Joseph to the hospi
till, and at the same time hiought him
the tovcttd helmet.
He saw a piospcitivc customer on the I
other side of the stieet He inn m ross !
hnstilv mid tell in the path of nn auto I
mobile. Tin- tlnvu was unable to1
stop the mathine nail the bov was mn.
ovei.
ltobert .1
he bovine nnd wiesllnie exhibitions. Sluiett 1'iflien hiiudrril ines have
'iniislc nnd sponkers been rcpnilctl to Mr. Stenett Special
1 Mis Kt Hop Fail li-ink. member of the intention is being given to the torn
national women's Libeitv I.onn toiiimit-1
Itee. and Mrs Pioire llnvnn, who spent I
seveuil nionlhs with the Ameiienn
fon os nl the fiont. will speak at 1
o'i loc k
' The women nre heudiug cveiv elfoi I
to tomplete Iheii ipiotn liv Sntiinlav
j night. Mrs O Milloi. stntc thalr
innn of women's Libert; Loan commit
'fees, has announted the ginnil totnl
, fiom women s lonimittces Hiiougliout
the
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vt least it sluill not be nid Hint we
! Iinv o slip! at mil posts," snid .Mrs W'al
In S Thomson, i linuninti o. the l'liiln
iililphia women's loinniittec. "Oin loinl
wonieii are doing wondeis under the i u
i uiiistnni es. and we fullj expicf to have
iinpiet edentetl lesiiltN dining the je
inmntler of flic week "
Tod.i.v and tonight, as all dining the
test of flic week, theie will lie "some
thing doing all the time" in enili ills
J tint
link Winds .In? Hand will hold
iftiith nt Whiitnn slreel mill Point
I I'nee avenue nt 7 ISO tonight, uiidei
'the aiispnes of the South Philadelphia
.ilistrnt iinnmitlee 'I'heie will also lie
a spmal proginin of nildresses and ft.i
tines The I.io I'i Tst singeis will be
n feature of Hie i arnival at Seventeenth
mid Mifflin stiiels nt S o'lloil.
All tiav tmliv Pian Coinwell and
PULLEYS
Shafting, Hangers, Belting
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HUN HELMET AWARDED r z rffl;: ri:;g
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INJURED BOND HERO
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THE DOUGHBOY
1' Houir He 11 ran llir (Inmrlu
MlwLD 1ROM TIIF tROM.
HIE STRAIGHT UP. CON
HNTIONAL CNCLISII
SHOULDER IS APPARCNI.
HUT FROM TIIC REAR. S
INDICATED IN THE SMALL
IR SKETCH. THE RACLAN
'IDrA HAS BEEN USED II
IS A COMFORTABLL SLl E r
DI VELOPMEN r WHICH
ITRM1TS TREE DOM Ol
MOEMENT WITHOUT DI5
lURBING THE r IT Ot THL
THE GAMELY 1
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OCCUPY
spo r.
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A WELL CHOSrs
AND DOTH THE
SKIRT AND SHOULDER CO
OPERATE IN SECURING A
MILITARY AIR TO RETAIN
1 1 IE POST WAR ILAVOR IN
A JACKET I OR BUSINESS
c LAR AND KNOCK ABOUT
(OUNTRY SERVICE WAS A
NOTABLE ACCOMPLISI I
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IAOR WHERE A PRACTI
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Are your
Freight Claims
Paid Promptly
During tlic last 9 years we have handled,
to a successful conclusion, thousands of
freight and express claims.
A postcard or telephone call will bring
our service man without obligation to you.
Industrial Traffic Association
Perry feldg., Philadelphia
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Phone: Spruce, 1622
Race, S88
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Guaranteed
Savings of
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Per Cent
LINDE
RUG AND
LINOLEUM
SALE
There's not another floor covering opportunity like this in the
country. You can prove it by making exacting compaiisons. Then
your own good judgment will tell you what to do. But beware of
the "seconds" and the "just-as-goods." Dbn't be any salesman's
easy mark.
All of our Rug and Linoleum are reduced below our already
lowett price, made lowett by the great Linde $100, 000 -a-y ear loca
tion and expente saving. No other tare can duplicate the condition!
eurrounding thi butinet. fience we are in a eta by ourteloe.
Shop around and tee.
$48 Seamless Vel- $97 CA
vet Rugs, 7.6x9 ft. Q V
Colonial Rag Rugs
9x12 ft , Plain, with Border.$17.50
8x10 ft., Crowfoot Border.. 16.00
69 ft., Plain, with Border.. 10.00
3.n6 ft. Crowfoot Border. . . 3.S0
30x60 in., Plain with Border 2.50
27x54 in., Crowfoot Border 1.75
24x36 in., Plain, with Border .75
9x12 ft, Yc Olde Tyme.... 15.00
8x10 ft, Ye Olde Tyinc.... 13.50
6x9 ft, Yc Olde Tyme 8.75
3x6 ft, Ye Olde Tyme 3.00
30x60 in., Ye Olde Tyme.. 2.00
t75c Rug Border, OCc
36 in. wide, per yd... JJ
Wool-Fiber Rugs
9x12 ft. Domus & Tremont. $16.75
8 3x10.6 ft, Domus 15.00
7.6x9 ft . Domus & Tremont 12.00
6x9 ft. Domus & Tremont. 9.75
36x72 in., Domus & Tremont 3.00
27x54 in., Domus & Tremont 1.75
LINOLEUMS
In this sale for less than the
wholesale price today.
Best Grade Inlaid, sq. d $2.00
Heavy Grade Inlaid, sq yd. 1.75
Heavy Grade Inlaid, sq yd. 1.35
Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd... 1.10
Heavy Cork, sc,. yd 95
Cork Linoleum, sq. jd 85
Velvet Rugs
9x12 ft, Best Seamless $61,50
7.6x9 ft, Best Seamless.... 35.00
11.3x12 ft. Heavy Seamless 72.50
9x12 ft, Heavy Seamless... 45.00
8.3x10 6 ft, Heavy Seamless 41.00
6x9 ft , Heavy Seamless.. . . 23.00
Tapestry Brussels Rugs
6x9 ft., Heavy Close Veavc.$19.00
7.6x0 ft. Seamless 24.50
8.3x10 6 ft. Seamless 26.00
9x12 ft, Seamless 28.50
$1.75 Inlaid Lin
oleum, sq. yd..)...
1.25
$12 Rattania Rugs,
6x12 ft.
7.50
Axminster Rugs
8.3x10.6 ft. Best Seamless.. $51.50
7.6x9 ft, Best Seamless.... 36.50
6x9 ft, Best Seamless 25.50
9x12 ft., High Grade 45.00
6x9 ft, High Grade 22.50
Select Nowl Purchases Held Until Wanted otts Payment of Deposit.
EST ' HENRY LINDE
Untxl 9:30
23d Street, Columbia and Ridge Aves.
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For Country and Seashore Homes
A Special Displar
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