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Borah's Failure in the Senate
Upsets Slate of Committees
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f jfMeasure, Backed by Pr'esidont,
Is Expected to Pass Con
gress This Year
WOULD BENEFIT LABOR
Bv n Staff Corrtlpondtnt
Washington. Slay 24. A movement i
to make eight hours the standard day s
.v t.. i.i .. f .ii i,i,i nil n.-er
thepnnntrv bv federal statute bus been I
tii i i ' cnnhled to Mntul out tor n less rigor-
Initiated in the Fnitcl States and is lie- i jM lirl.nn(;,,mt,nt f niajorities mi 1m-
lle.vcd to have an excellent (banco f Lmtiint committees
succeeding before the end of this jenr. It is mi the Dcrnni-ntic side, there
Geo II Moes the new Ilep.ihlir.iJ '"". "" "'" hc"r them declare
Ucorge 11. -Mos(s, tnenew inpm , .,nt Honih s career ended with his sur-
Senator from New Hamphlic. intro-
duccd the bill in the Senate and had it
referred to the committee on education.
f and labor. There it will have the
t Krmnathie snnnort of Senator Kenyon, I
of Iowa, slated for chnirmnn of the
committee.
"I shall make every effort possible
J to hare thc committee promptly sub-
J mit a favorable report on the eight -
J hour day bill to the Senate and obtain
Its adoption by the Senate nt this extra
session," said Senator Kenyon today.
"It mny be advisable to make soni"
changes In the Moses bill to mak" it
come within the constitutional limita
tions and prevent it being declared un
constitutional by the Supreme Court.
"I confidently expect that nn eight -hour
day law either in thc form of the
Moses bill or some perhaps more ne
ceptable shape will wcene fnorable
action by Congress before the end of the
year.
"The standard eight -hour law- for
laborers of all kinds is coming and
coming quickly. We might as well
recognize that fart and pass this bill
without further delny, and I hope we
shall be able to."
Tho standaid eight-hour U for
laborers has the firm approval of Pres-
ident "Wilson. In his message to Con-,p,TP
cress last Tucsriav the I'rcsuicnt nilvo-
cated a worldwide eight hour day for
all kinds of labor, and aiUised Congress
that legislation to bring it about in the
United Mates was ptncticnnie nnu
risable.
The Moses bill leads as follows;
"Section 1 That beginning .lanuarv
1, 1021, eight hours shall, in contracts
for labor aud semep. he deemed a dni's
ma.Ip In nm- mini, illl'lPI mill. C.'l 11 -
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nery, workshop, factory . or innnutac-i
t turing
establishment situ,ite,l in the
iTJnited States nnd engaged in the pio
ductton of wares whuh enter into in -J,
terstatc commerce :
t "Section ". That any peisnn. part
" nexship, voluntary association or cor
. poration violating the provisions of the
-preceding section shall be guilty of n
A misdemeanor and upon lonvution shall
.8, be fined not less than S100 mid nunc
trian $1000, or imprisoned not to e
cted one year, or both ""
Peace Cuts Austrian
Army Down to 15,000
Centtstied From race One
tive to economic questions, they see the
"resolute determination of the I'ntente
to obtain all desirable reparations "
It was announced the meetjnc ar
ranged to be in Spa wns necessary be
cause communication between Herlin i
and Versailles lind become difficult for
technical reasons.
TAlrta in TTnlii.lil0n PiiAnla '
Moreorer, it wns mlded the (Jerman
MMnnn.nn ,1 n a r?A t am. t n nt In ah
U.CUU.us ...... v.- ...t(, ii, -i-
llrbten the German neonle at the earliest
possible moment concernins the coun- I nlerslt and that n repetition of nn
ter-proposals and the prosports for , t curience of this chnrncter is detri
pcace. .mentnl to the reputation of lVnnsjl-
TTaw 5IViTtfi rtr thn ?ann m i n !c-t. a ' . nnio ' '
1AII 4 fc 'Vtl a v. ill'. n,iii llllllisifl
iri.U.tsuiiuia - ii a iif i'l i-ucn
from Versailles, because he is no longer!
.., i.u u r ,,
connected with the German pence dele
gation. The minister sajs that sick
ness caused his withdrawal, but it is
assumed n letter be wrote to tlie VolUs
Zeitunc of Dresden, shnrplv criticizing
the peace delccntinu icnlly was respnn
Bible. Reports were in circulation in Peace
Conference circles Thursday that Count
rnn nrockdorfl-nantzau was not satis
fied with the delay of one week granted
the German delegation in whi
ll tO llinke
,.,.! u.
lis answer io mc ii.-m-v iit.n mm inni
he had asked for an additional week
It was said officially, however that the
Germans had not usked for nnj further
delay.
To Print Bonk In Ileplj
.r The German militarv trnm on its
way to Versailles with a printing out -
lit has been delayed bv accident, retard -
f. ine the printing of the Uennnu olc-cr-
" rations on the pence treaty
It is understood these obsenations
Hiwlll constitute n nook as laige ns theiie.ii
treaty itself, nnd it i estimated that it
will require five dajs to read and di-
,, rest them. The Germnns hae assured
W'L the Allies that thev will endcaor to
Smi complete the printing within the new
itij time limit.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Trd Douclaii Aood J.s l,, ir t u l
- Roaa t'tnlller 4d K Hirmiius. !
'Herbert S Morrow .lllll'J i nlum.M hi nwi
Jlebecca. II Nel 'jsii limnntH st
Halpb De Itlenzs leunci r. Pa and lit
A. Oroff S4(1S Joicr
Loula 1 Eniner 17t:t S 17th k anil M
Jlae Fcheuller. I.lftt Purter i
Bobert Shaffer 2i?A Oxford nt and
rrolTi Houston I'-'IK N -'stIi m
William R. nnlzonl Slreudaburir Pa an I
Julia A ColdrUk. Il-ihlhm P
FrnU KtHimin mi -v n io ami
aiinf.,. i i.'ii .n. . ii-.- . .
Tavid H. "Voodv Han Francisco Calif and
Kathryn M Wilnon :nn N' .Id m
Herman Ooodman S27 N sth at and ciaia
r,S ,!.., C Shllllna- 7"3 l-arnan si
lAiyki P. C. Bradv ltn Vina at and Marv R
I Eenlamin A Ualer Shomaaton ('onnan I
.'- S riorenre A KUlbrocK 123(1 v w.ii
f . LA,.m,l At
-Dhllln Hnrirk. B4 S A.h , Hnl Krlda
'It 1 Taylor. in4, 8 .51;
John J.lnW. 814 V Jefferson at and I
' II. Zlmrr.rman 5X2 Lcomln ae
v lfarry H, Brlaman, llSlTi noss at . and S
fS. Mlllr Plt'abi'mri Pa
William f. Klenk Wouthampton. Pa .
t.i..i m 7.rbi.. KouthamDton. Pa
Sarah
and
i Henry W, Innskeep 4030 Hublcan ave. a
Alice, I.! Hanabom SV! E Haines at
nd
"i liTla Paitxman. S0I Ken.ln.-ton ae and
Fannlo J, Canton, J!IH Krankford ae
' PttPhaa A. Mct'arty. SOS N Ruth at., and
rc,XAIont. ?"-,. William at
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Ifvrbert II. Oaulhrop, 1MI II V'rnon at.
n4 Grace H. fehaeffrr. J8S8 Falrmount
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i tcrminri'.l.r behind film now lirrniip lie
,1111(1 thp rnuftcs lie represent' eem
definitely mennreri.
YcMfrdny, wlieti Senator Lodge
lniiRhed nl n mention of the President's
name, Scnntor Fletcher, of Florida,
'who wni on hl feet Inking pint in tlie
genernl colloquy, stnreil nt the enn
i tor from Masncliiisetta. nod seemed
nfrnld to trust himelf to speak Then
I he pokc slowly like n man who hn
i been struck in the face
To the Democrnts in the Senate the
failure of Horah and his seven progics-,
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Mwn Miit vi iuiu-ii i nun,.. ......
lin,j ,0ped (lcMcrntcly to the Inst, that
n rift in the mntnritv might be permit-
'",lt nml lhat they might, therefore, be
rPmP. to Senator Lodge and the inn-
senatiw group.
West llcsents Compromise
i0rah will vote neninst Peniose in
the election, but h
will do so with the
nssuninie that the I'enns IMiniil sena
tor is assureil of thc finance committee
ilinirmansliiti without his support.
In stormy sei ret sessions with He
publican leaders. Hoinli wns informed
continued icbellion might bring ,
that his
o, a e ., all thplan; which
V . .,, .. . i i f,..
tilt lvOpillMIttin 1JW mt' MV'iuni i"i
tinnn.inl nnd industrial reconstruction
thioughout the loiintn.
The Idaho senator himself speaks of I
S. P. LEEDS BOOMED
FOR SOOY'S PLACE
Atlantic City Commerce Cham
ber Indorses Its President for
City Commission Vacancy
Atlantic City. May 21 Members of
the Chamber nf Commerce nt a meeting
Inst night, surprised Samuel P. Leeds.
hotelman and paving expert, president I
'of the body, bv commanding him to i
t,e chair and retire from the
roo,n- W hen Leeds had gone the meet-
mg. upon motion of former Assembh
, Joseph V. S.ilns, unanimously and
an-1, Pti,i,isin. "indorsed" him
for n vacancy in the city commission,
cicated by the tetirement of Willinni 1'
' Sooy . director of public safety, to be
iiinie city solicitor at SHI MM) a enr A
lonimitlee of fie then was oideied np-
nniniwl tr. .irnsnnt l.ivfl's nnme to the
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business (onimunity for tlie commission
Leeds hnt won a large following bv
leading a tight to force the County
Hoard of I'reeholders to abandon its
allegiance to patented paving syndi
uites and ndopt state specifications for
eennonn in highway operation". lie
has ((intended also that the latgeiounty
boa id should be replaied l :i small
i outitv conunission
Conner Commissioner Soov s ap
pnintiuent as City Solicitor Is to lie
i untested in the courts upon the ground
that a cits i omniission cannot law
fully proude jobs for its own members.
U. of P. Cremation
Off ends Co-eds
Cnntlniieil Iom Taae One
more clnss nre evidence nKainst the
! latter
"If it weir a slip, subsequent classes
.should piofit hj the mistake The lend-
eis of n clnss must remember thnt in
nn affair of this kind, they are repre-
I
, sentinR not
only their class, but
the
Hlllllli
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Mnclt Trials Held
The i rcmatinn nic conduded in the
form f a mock trial with a judge, n
prosecuting attorney nnd n counsel for
the defense The latter is supposed to
defend thc piofcssor on, trial, but usu
nlh his defense is in fact ns bitter as
Hie nrosecution 'L'his ear iiumerons
women in the stands got up nnd
left
the field nfter the hrM trial wnicn was
i... f..p tl,o mnct nliiei ttonable of the
,. Til,.,. .. ap.i nrnlmhll fiftV WOmen
wire... Ill, -i,- t ' j.. -..-.."... ......
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I"01-"111 """" "--xrciscs UrKaU.
Much indignation is expressed by the
cociK who attended this year s cremu-
tions in large nunincr iirninuui ""
being made by them and by some in
authority that informs be instituted in
this old. traditional custom hereafter
Ready for Paris-Morocco Flight
PaiN. May -I i I. A P. I l.ieu
tenant floRii, a Trench aviator, whs
It IoiIhv to begin a night from
I'nns to Moron o The aviator plans
to attenmt ine jump across ine t
lantic from IUkar to Hrnzil if condi
lions proe fnorable.
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Mllilll'!liliH
uranMuinnP!
El
CriSINE is from a
French word mean
ins kitchen. Telling you
that the St. James Cui
sine is the finest in the
land sounds better to
refined ears than using
good old Anglo Saxon
and braccing about our
kitchen. Yet no matter
how it sounds we can't
helji brag about our
Kitchen. It's the Throne
Itnom in the Castle of
Cooking!
(Eljc fet. 3famcB
Walnut .at 13th Street
W. S. Johnson. Manager
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aattaHBafl
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liii surrender ns n rompromie. Hut ,
the part of the Vct thai liorali comes
from does not kindly regard compro I
mies. It likes n headlong man. And j
it is generally predicted here thnt when I
the next progressive movement starts I
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irdui mi' nni, i.uiiim . ill (nil iuiiii ii.
West of the .Mississippi, the l.ndge
1'cniosp (llrtntorship Is bitterly re
sented, mid Senator Horah lind prom-,
ised the home folks thnt lie wits going
to put a bomb under it.
Senator Heed will attack the league
of nations at the Monday fission. Hut
Democratic lenders assert, with nil np-
pearanoes of sincerity, that speeclies
men as ueeu aid snermnn mane worrj
them not at all. Sherman s speech jes
terday was referred to hy the Fiesi-
dent's supporters as the utterance of n
man who ceased to iiihik rnn'irticnvcij ,
twenty years ago.
B,,nr Iteie-il Irrltitinn
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Hepubllcu, senators in etc. In s
debate nncniixnniith revealed bidden
sources of their incurable initation
l.oi'ee. who rnreU savs nnvthine thnt
he doesn't mean, twice by .implication,
charged the President with snubbing n M(n , , here we, e .'.000 officers (irec, streets, was in the est Fhil
the Senate consitcntl and breaking nn(, PnllMrrI nPn in thc kPrvi,.Pi 1P. adelphia Homeopathic Hospital for stnb
faith with it. ,
Mr Lodge said Mr Wilson had asked
the sPnntors to refrain from discuss on
or the league of nations. nniiv naving
(lone so. in linen ai nosioil anil inmir mi
"rdent speech in support of his plan
The Massachusetts senator said again
ihui thp IVptH.piit. after imnnmiic
' It
silence nn the Senate, almost invnnably
refused to observe the lllle that he laid
down for his opponents.
4 HURT IN CAMDEN
a I it"V AiTMnCMTO """h"' P"7-Zle. To meet the rapid in
AU I U MLlUlUtlN I O 'rease of the naial establishment dur
ing the war virtually all of the regular
officers were temporarily promoted one
Child Struck by Car in Front of or mw grades. Otting the navy back
Her Home Bicyclist Hit
by Truck
Three men and a young girl were
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strurk and injured bv automobiles i"
Camden today . The injured were taken I
to the Cooper Hospital nnd the drivers
of the mnchinos held by the police in I
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I indopted early in th war Dy tne corps
(;,,or(.p Bf(.Ue,(j pii.hlPPn ymr oWJof lfrnin(; offipprs from th rnnk,
of Kighth and Pivision streets; cuts and ' rnthPr than from civilian life has more
bruises of the head and body. ' thnn justified itself.
)muel l.udHig, twenty-one years
old. L'S IJner road; cuts and bruises of
the tight sule and head. I
lames Cannon, forty-nine years old, '
Ulls lladdon nw-nue; cuts nnd bruises '
of the bod '
f!race 'iglrilln, seven years old, of
Third nnd l'ine streets; frnrturc of the
left leg and cuts of the head.
Beckett was struck by an autotruck
within a square of his home, while he
nns riding nn a bicycle. The driver of j ported as missing.
the triuk. M. Oussman. of 2.12.'! South' Five fhiladelphians are in the list
Marshall street, this city, was arrcpted. I'l'wo of them are reported missing in
I.udwig wns struck bv an automobile I action. They nre Trivates Kdwaid C.
driven by Dr. I.ee .1. Hammett, of 27 ' Mnran. 123 Dupnnt street, Manaynnk,
River load The nicident occurred on and .Inmes .!. Coleman, 2"37 North
Hnddon avenue near Ludwig's home. Twentieth stieet.
The accident to the little Viginlin Thiee others given as slightly wound
girl occurred in front of her home. The ed in action nie Privates Cecil ,1. String
car that struck her was driven bv .lohn or. llir.S North Bedford street; Harry
Connellv, of Ninth street and" Ken y Milikofski. 2..fi Bainbiidge street, and
avenue ! Uicharil I'rendeignst, 2771 Kirkbride
James Beatfie, of Collingswood, X.J street.
J., was the driver of the car thnt struck -
Cannon. ,
SUFFRAGE CARD PARTY
Logan Branch Holds Auction Bridge!
and "500" Party Today
The l.ocnn branch of the Woman
Suffrage pnm gave an auction bridge
and five hundred partv at the home of
Mrs Wolstnn Dixey. ,"2LM North Uro.-id
street this afternoon
The hostesses weie Mrs William Tot
low. Mrs Ilniold Shallcross. Mrs r
Warren Heller. Miss Adelaide K. Hoi ah.
Miss f'laire Dorzenbacli. Mrs. A C
Oehrle, Miss I'loieuce .lohnson, Mr
r. C. I'lrich. Miss Kmilj McConnell.
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Harry A Bray, K. B. Hipponstiel.
Mrs. Kdwin r Onen. Mrs. William H.
Baker. Mrs. Han.i Perkins, Mrs. Kalph
Keenan. Mrs .Inmes K. Gledhill, Mrs. '
William Adams. Miss Anna K-. Love, i
Miss Mnrv A l.obdell. Miss Blanche
Steward. Miss Kli.abeth Dixey.
The list of pationesses includes Mrs. I
.lohn O. Miller, of Pittsbiirsh. piesident'
of the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrnse
Association , Airs. (,eorge A. l'icrsol,
' chnirmnn of the Wnmnn Suffrnec niirtv
nf Plnln.lAlnhia nnrl tllA nvnllllra nt
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tn eis nf these two organizations.
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pole inniplele Juat the thine to
lieAp th kiddles off (he atreet
tamp Suppllea and flutdoor I'lothliic
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STKAVSHIP NOTICKS
Vacation Trips by
Coastwise Steamers
No better way to put mind and body in perfect health.
Exhilarating days and balmy nights. A restful and invig
orating voyage. Fares include meals and stateroom berth.
Excellent rail connections to and from all Southern points.
OLD DOMINION S. S. LINE, for Old Point Comfort, Norfolk,
Newport News, Richmond and all points South. Leaving daily
except Sunday from Pier 25, N. R., New York.
OCEAN S. S. LINE, Mondays and Thursdays at 3 P. M. from Pier
So, N.U., New York, for Savannah, Ga and other Southern points.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC S. S. LINE. Wed. and Sat. at 12 noon
from Pier 48, N. R., New York, for New Orleans, Gulf Points and
Pacific Coast.
For passenger information and reservations apply to Consolidated
Ticket Offices. 1630 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Phone, Locust
6800. Or write,
' J. J. BROWN, C. P. A., Coailwitt SUamiMp Linei, Pier 49, N. R., N. Y.
UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
Pireetor Gefeeral of Kailrotda f
Daniels and Bureau Chief Face
Problom in Demobilization
of Our Sea Fighters
Hy the Associated Tress
Washington, May "A, Ways and
means for getting the navy and marine
corps strength down to n peace-time
basis has been n subject of spcrnl con
ferences between Secretary Daniels ami
bureau chiefs during the Inst few dnv.
Although great piogress has been tnnrte
ii.iiii.i,iiiiiiK Wic navy proper, inoii I
sands of ofliceis mid enlisted men. still j
!"""' '"i "',rn',r', Mnr0 """niil strength ,
1" leached It Is believed by officers
.omerned however, that nt thc present ,
,nte of demobilization the numerical 1
strength of the navy will h-wcll below
the ".'.(1.0(10 mnrk sni i,r dm t,..i,r
nt the end of the fiscal car. Julv I. i
ilnction since Vovember 11 of J4r..0IHl i
Thp fiRlrp 5pf f()r thp rpd(.p, Ml.PK,h
f hp . , ,he S(na(, jmvn ,,. ,
n,.ipnrv i, a 1 1 nf the last Congress was
..-.niinfl n.wl in the House hill ho nnm
bpi. uu, )ln(.p( 0, o.Jri0nf, BniIPf on
,,, ..V-ih f m; "naval
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nil" ! .111111 muni ilii iiir urn"'-
vitJ fnr mill(.jnf: tnp 0(B,.PI. personnel
ifjom morp (hnn .,000() nflw on (,1y ,0 .
i )( ,mn 10.OOO by July 1.
1 The rpiestion of reducing the rank
of officers of the legulnr navy on the
hnis of the peace-time strength is
in it M'ii '" - i niir uipn nit aii ui- nitt
tout) of these officers must be returned
to their former rank. The same is true
of the marine corps officers. '
Major Oeneral George narnett, com-
mandnnt of the marine corps said today
the mnrines will have little difliculty in
1Pfrinp to the normal strength of
o(i3on officers and men by .luly 1. "As i
fast as the 1(1,000 mnrines abroad are
sent home we will get them out of the!
service." he snid.
(ienernl Harnett added that the plan!
CAMDEN SERGEANT KILLED
Flv Phlladelphlans Iso on Latest
War Casualty List
Peigeant Leon A. Dickinson, 017
Newton nenue. Camden, is listed as
killed in notion in thc casimlty lists is
sued bv the War Department today.
Sergeant Dickinson was formerly re-
Shipfitters
The Rent Trained Men Gel the
Best Pay
New rlasaea In Shlpfittln snrt Ship Blu
Print rtentilnsr under (h rtlrerllon of
prartiiel fhlpvaril oiap Shipflltlni; Class
Marls Tu-sdas M JT S I' M
Call ( Inaiructlnn omv for dtalla
TENTRAI. nftNll 1. M. C. A.
1421 Arch street
Seashore
Excursions
Memorial Day
AM)
Sundays
TO
ATLANTIC CITY
OCEAN CITY
and CAPE FMY
;. A. M. from Cheatnut or outh
Mreet Ferry. Hetnrnlna leate sea
ahnre ixilnu (1:00 r. M. Xdditlnnal
late train en Memorial Day from
MldiKid D:l V. M.
$1.25
ROUND
TRIP
Mnr Taj lOr Additional
WASHINGTO.N. P. O.
Burlington Hotel
lAma than tlva mlnutea from everythlnc.
American and EurODeail PInni
L. . . ir . Pf-'i '"?'
431 Rooms wilh Bath. $2. 50to$5
wAsnrNOTON. n. o,
STEMI1II NOTICKS
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Continued Front Para On
Ing to ee nil factions concerned In the
long-drnwn-out controversy claiming
the victory, although In reality the bill
will be n compromise.
Senntor Fcnrose will hare the credit
of having helped to put the reform
measure through the Legislature and
at the same time will hnve enhanced
his prestige In Washington through his
aid of the reform measures.
Vnres Can Claim Victory
The Vnre forces will be able to claim
n victory in the elimination of the
three-fourths vote in the contract clause I
and the "killing" of the registration
lipper and police commissioner bills. I
Flic independents will take the credit
for B,vlK lhc Hty new charter which !
n,0,1P, the old dual system of Conn-
(,., nm (un) 0hi,,E holding, and. finally,
,hp ,;OV(,rllor will have the satisfaction
, knowlnR thnt thc Hty has gotten a
(lmrtfr frP, from fnctional tnlllt.
Two Men Near KarK staDDed
While Frank Malonej. Fortieth nm
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wounds, which he snid weie Inflicted i
an iinideniineii iissannni, .mini
eeley, Sixty-first nnd " ine streets,
wns tnKen to ine i resoyierian hos
pitnl. also suffering from stab wounds.
lie also told the same story. The men
.1 nnd' P rV We avenue
lottj-nrst strceL nmi inihKiuc nvcuue.
snid they were attacked in the Park nt
Wn. BENJAMIN', t47fi BHOAD-
WAT. NEW YORK. is. the
leading dealer In autographs oC
celebrities Established 1887.
rubllsher "The Collector." $t
a year He huyB and sells letters
and documents, and Invites cor
respondence. Catalogues sent
free.
1VANTF.D TltREF. SALESMEN Must
be high eta In eierr reepect. Thosi
preferred uho have had experience In
hlsn-rlnpi specialty llnei. such
securities, real estate, etc., nn a
strlitlr rommUsloD basil. Absn.
Intelr no drawing- accounts or Hd
vances. Applicants mint hare the
best nf references, nirn full ln
formaflnn nnd nee In first tetter.
n sai. t.edoer orricE.
BACK UP
The Salvation
Army
AS IT
BACKED UP
the Doughboy
PLEASE GIVE
SALVATION ARMY
HOME SERVICE FUND
1430 S. Pcnn Square, Phila.
(-ONTRIB0TKD BV
MEDIA PHARMACY
60th and .Market Sts.
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NEW LIMOUSINES
WELL-KNOWN MAKE
Original Sdllns- Trite
3S.i0 each
ATTRACTIVE PRICE
nnd liberal ttrmn
tn responstblp partv
nie(rant for funpral iulpmcnt
or exclusive prlat renUi!
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AnmoNnrK motntains
" VPPRR SARXNAP. N. T. '
SARAHAO INN
, IN THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACK
I CKRTiriKI) .MII.K
' A Sl'MMKR REbURT of the hlehut
I character, '"'rh i unln. environment
9oc)a)ly jltsirablp
Located on Hie ahor. of
WONHEKFUJ. Ul'PEIt SAItANAC LAKE
Exiellent State roadi. good solf. All
Snort, and Amuiemtnt at their beat.
BOOKLET Addre. until Jun. I
IIABRINI1TIIX MII.I.S, .Miinaier
, JMI'.K K. (iAI.IlRKV. A.Mirlata .Manater
1 HOTEI. ft.l'T(IN. Mu.lnngton. U. C.
m.urr point, n. y.
I&tef (PhamlDfain
BCuffToint.N.'Y'
rir.pronf Historical region 18.hoIe golf
roura. JIntor lloatini; Tennln ri.hlna
Uanrinit Ooncrete Kar.ji-. Uxcellfnt cuialn. i
American 1'lan J"r .1 p Qravea, of
Florida East Coast Hotels Manager.
Stw Voile B00U110 Ojlcr, til Fifth Avvt.
f.AKK rl.U'lll. N. Y.
LAJUS rl.ACin. N. T. OPEN JUNB 11
ilodern In all Ha spnolntraente.
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IN TIIK nKKK.SIIIKK IIII.M
HEATON HALL Htockbridt. v.,.
5 to 8 ta!l,l'Utin.. flihlnt'.""
INTKBVM.I-:. N If.
INTERVALE J
HOUSE AND COTTAGE
(iprjs .uiii j. Reiect rsmlly hotel, rin.
music hall and orchestra All outdoor sports
For Illustrated booklet addr.s. "Ports.
II. C. Ml'rH.KTT. ITny.. INTnitVW.K V. IT,
ZjlL
KUMOT
VERMONT KhSORTS
Krea Information booklet, hy wrltlna
llarrv A Black. S.c. of State. Publlcltj
nur.all Mnntpeller. Vt "'"
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THE DORMS ,n ,RK,KN' mouxtaimj
, . . . Ijn-Aere (imunds
Hhad" ypnrta; good table Near n n. and
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O.t awar lo hspplne-wa to tti. nry.-rtllf.
pine ac.aud, tl,riTir air of th. Mu.ko.a Ijikik
pine accaud, tl,piTir air o th. Mm
SoralH!agif5
iou win nna ini.
h.ery rooms, good
u.crr room
Ill..a.'.
BooLl.t, P.stsI Hstl.U Hotel P.O., Lake R.ul, O.t.
Torma
, Ilonoluln JAPA.N-CIIINA I'hIUpplne.
Small party aatllrt from Ban Kranclscn Julf
nq ihpwsc ll prr b. n. nojn, iB.ovg
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ATLANTIC CITV. N. .1.
CS-Vcv5S
p6A
ATLANTIC CITY.
Opeiy at aU -seasons
A racoardsed ..standard
orGxceUerva?,.
,Cec.rv600.m JVAlRJrBV2By
fQHARLES
ON THE OCEAN FRONT
E leverv stories of real
comfort witl aa orvvi
ronmunt ot distinct reflr
ment without cxtravaqanec.
AMWICANW.AM. ALWAVSTOPCN
UTERATURCmuTERMS hailed.
Wm.A.Uh Afar.
7foteL ST&AN&
riBtPBoor-
On. tKe occarvfrorxt
Copacttu600. Aiwa us open.
Saa wotef in all batrta.OCcrxcatrtl
COURTESY SERVICE -COMFORT
HOTEL D E VILLE
Ocean Ipw Kentucky Ae and Beach.
Overlooking beautiful lawn and gardens.
The best equipped and most beautiful mod
em hotel tn Atlantic City Orchestra and
danclnjr Ilutinlng water In rooms, public
and private baths throughout Hlsh-nrade
table. Special weeklv rate $20 up
'IHOMA3 M, O'imiUN.
COLUTESV UHAMT1 SERV1CB
HOTEL KENTUCKY
KUNTI1CKV AVE . NEAR BEACH
European Plan Ratex. 11 tn $3. SO Dallr.
Amur, rian S3 to S. dally; IIS to $25 wkly.
Steam heated, elevator; electric llihte.
Telephone every room; runntnr water Is
room.; private bath.. N. n. KENNAOX.
GRAND ATLANTIC
Virginia Ave. near Hoardwalk and center of
amusements Private baths. Running water
In rooms. Elevator. Table and service dis
tinctive features 13 At) up dally. Special
wkly. Capacity COO ltklt. Auto meets trains.
Ownership manasement V. P. hll.WV,
M'I'.CIAI. I.K IlKrilRATION I)V
7 HO THURSDW TO SUNDAY OR
l.uv FRIDAY TO MONDAY
PIXNEY 1'ew YorI( ue.. near beach. 1st
"""" dais hnu.e; table abundantly
supplied ttlth best nmrket affords, stm heat,
hatha, all ennvs S1"50 up oeliK . S;t up
dally Capailty 5.V1 M r HWEEN13Y.
ROQUOIS
South CarullnaAvanua, adjacent to beach. I
Cao dOii. He fined Dttronaaa.mutle.dejiemr. I
atr.ctiy modern, iablo.indberfic excellent, I
Urge murium. Booklet. A. Fnuioklal
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
Fo Carolina av and Reach: central loea :
Amer. It European plana, prlv. Hatha: run'a
w.ter In rooma
.levator, nne porcnea, etc
Cap. 33U. Heasonablo rates.
11. If. Williams
HOTEL FREDON1A
. OPEN AM. YEAn. Tennessee Av... iu.t off
, Boardwalk. Kuropan plan. Every appalai.
- m.nt. Moderate rate restaurant.
THE CARLTON s &.;
SOth. tlooklngs now belni made. Owner
ablp management. .
CHAS. P. ZAZZAL.I.
HOTEL ABSECON p",'.
I'lreproof. Private baths: elevator and all
remenleucea. IS.U0 UP llr; tpeclal weekly
rates. o. P. PAlNTgn.
HOTEL EDISON cVavS?
Opent new manjK-m.nt Thnrnuahly reno
r.i.d Ani.r F.iimn.an Rn." Horlng r.t.
jk-1r.M INN Virginia Ave
near bearh
Klirnn.an
''rtvvn .. Amerlran and
plans
table
naths ami running nater Superior
Write for lerma and booklet
HOTEL PLAZA
RT CHARI-ES PLACE PACtflC AVE.
ri.vator. Private hatha. A. C MrCl.KI.flAS
Hotel Rio Grande S&,JgIDAS,o.
a-alk. Fireproof. European plan. RateatSOO.
El.v.l run, water: garac. M M McOall. Pe
UnrlViinfrton MI,ourl and Parlflo Aea.
Worthingion ,,locl( trom ft ,'
Depot. Hot cold runnlnc water In room..
Yerma moderate. J. H. WORTHIXOTON.
tTr i :. Kr. Av. near Beaeh.
Eler.
weaunu-.,to .t.. private bath.
water. I12.R0 up wk.
.. ,'U
"P del'y. O. Buhra.
Hotel Boscobel
iv.niucKy Av, ntar
a r.'B... ,m ""IIT.
Am.r. tilen nooklet.
". ,1 lI.Wl.Fn.
Dclancey-Lakewood Vf &.Rli.SJ
pa (mm i'l"., r.iw .nn... r, ni ITflfl.
i (,' ii, , i , i n n.,(lr i , SU
tHttl
rooms
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IN THE HEART OP THE CANADIAN ROCKIES
HAVE you ever been to Banff 7 If not, go this summer.
Banff, the majestic, the beautiful, nestling in an Alpine
Fairyland, -where people of tired cities go to rest and play:
to get a deep breath of bracing air and a physical and
mental uplift for working days to come. Banff, with its
warm sulphur swimming pool, its trails for mountain
ponies, its embarrassment of riches to lovers of out-door
sports golfers, walkers, climbers, anglers. Or Banff,
where you may leisure and loaf in a luxury of glorious
scenery unapproached anywheca in the world. It is easy
to get to Banff and not expensive but hard to get away,
for at Banff is the world-famous
BANFF SPRINGS HOTEL
so unique and .ingenious, so complete in its modern appli
ances, bo wholly comfortable that guests call it
The Mountain Inn of Ease
Unreservedly, it is one of the most, if not the most, appealing
mountain hotels in the world. Here are life, music, endless
opportunities for "pleasure. Here a Paris and New York
cuisine and the unapproachable service of a Canadian Pacific
Hotel and always most interesting and cosmopolitan com
panions. Good orchestra and dancing floor. Dining-room
with capacity for 600 guests. 305 rooms.
By oil meant. BANFF Ihlt ummrr, ielicttn Man lSlh nnd
StpUmitr 30th. Plan your trip marly by writing NOW
for information, addrtot
CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS
1331 Broadway. Now York 10 S.Clark St Chicago
or Montreal, Canada
'lie!.1
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r.imPLaii'in
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nilaW
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ATLANTIC CITV. KT. J.
SPECIAL FOR DECORATION DAY
CQ Either Thursday to Sunday 0Q
PO or Friday to Monday PO
HOTEL NETHERLANDS
New York At.. AO .ids. from IJoardwnlk
Caparlty 400 Eltator prlvRte bthn, run
nine watr )n bedrooms Fre Features
llalhlnir rrlrlleitp from Hotfl. Dane1 Floor
June rate. Amrrienn plnn $2.R0 to $1 (lallj
$14. Sin. SIR, Via ueeltb.
AIT.I'ST nt'HWMJKIi Pmirlptor
-HOTEL BILTM0RE-
(Formerly Weatmont)
flbode lfftand Av., Near IioardwaVfc.
AJI outtlde rooms: aultea with bata.
Orcfaeatra. Danclnr. Capacity 2M.
Hot and cold sea water batbr.
Under new management.
BILTMORE HOTEL COMPAMT.
TIIK NKW. MOPKIIN. hKLKCT
HOTEL DEVILLE
Ocean view; Kentucky ae & bearh oer
looklnr beautiful lawn L pardens The bst
equlpped A most attrartlve rrl derate rate
otel in Atlontlr City OrthntrH & rlanclnif
Ttunnlnr water In rooms, ptibllr nnd prlxate
batlw throujrho-jt Hlirh.-rqH tiibl" PnrlHi
wklv. ratps V20 up THOIA M. 0'HRIKN.
SPECIAI 0er Decoration Day
Thursday to Sunday. $8 Up. American flan
i Alr.imailt Virginia ave near
MiDcmane be(lch CdpaLity :j0o
Paxcellent table, all comenionren.
$.T up riallv and special nkly
fKannsill HI and I'd ikpk Be.K h-front
wntuilicil ,,rn Amer. & European plan;
rate, rea. cap. I'lSfl A C Channell. Owner.
OCKAN CITV. N. J.
THE BREAKERS
Only Boardwalk hotel. K. A. YOUNd, Mgr.
HOTEL ATGLEN J.V.SrAr,
nutslde rooms. Cxteltent table. Special rates
ner Peroration Day. Ownership manaeem't.
HOTEL
BRIGHTON
7th and Ocean Ave.
Open .Tnn gf. H Tt
poot
un.nnnoi). n, .t.
NEW SHELDON
Wlldwood s most
mod. hotel Can.
3.M) Kiev ; private baths, rooms en euito,
nklt Auto. P. J. Woods. Own mgt. Xow open.
hakkwocw. n. j.
LAUREL HOUSE
LAKEWOOD. N. 4.
Splendid rllmate. Onlf courar nfter
better. I.akewnod TrHnsbnotlne Tmtrna
ment Max 20-Slat. InelndlnB Dernratloo
Hay. Motor to Laurel House, rla Camden,
Morrlstonn. Camp Ul and New Krjpt.
Ilooklet on request or resereutlnn by
phone! I.ukewood 430.
OPEN UNTIL JUNE
A. J. JIUnPIIY. Mer.
srmxr. t.akk iiErn. x. j.
8PRINO MKR IIRACII. .N. J,
Ocean front. Surf bathing; tennla, golf,
saddle horses, music Ideal family hotel
ExclusUe clientele Excellent table; good
aervlce, No mosqultoee. Ownership
management.
I.OCIS .V. MOSS.
BEACH HAVEN. N. J.
THE ENGLESIDE
OPENS JUNE SO. The beat lomblnatlon
u, genuine seashore features on the Atlantic
Coast. Matchless flshlne. aalling. bathing,
etc. ocean and bay. Kilo tennta courta.
The Engleslde orfera all modern appoint
ments, sea and fresh water prUate baths.
Orchestra t.arnse nooklet
R. F, KNOI.E, Mnnaser.
Also TIIF. mVINOTOV. West Phlla
SEAHina PAnn. n. j.
THE MANHASSET
rJIrectly nn the ocean front. Capacity Soft,
Booklet H. ROSH THRNBR Owner-Pronl
TRNWI.IN COUXTV. TA.
a .tHtl modern Hotal with
labia and service. Altitude SOuO (eat..
Splendid roads : golf, tennla. ate.'
Ouen Jane 20IU fo October 1st
Address until June IMh.
John J. Otbbone. Manager
Hotal Rennert, Raltlmore, Md
WEnNI3tgVlr.t,-B. PA.
SUNSET HALL Open.Hy.ir. Cheer
ww..wu . .. .uu fu( home comforta:
beautiful mountain walka. Delightful place
,for weekends. NOT A SANATORIUM. Write
BO . OAU.. Mgr.. WERNERSVILLK,
PA., or Publlci Ledger OnVe
f -tatty. AjAArt go- .! 1 y
CU'V' w-OUieRIDCE MOUNTAINS
I A strictly modern hotel with excellent
" 'nfVlT7ir-u'' '"' ' Mtr buuatow
. ANNAiVDALW I.OZUB rw omq; 4th HtiMt rtMMKvM kM t
anmniw JMmmi aVtWt. wim.1 wdbhh ri i tniattrai -fan
mm. mlT. WMl. 4a'w'.(aSfaw'aSaUtaa.alt
nm, ti-itftp-V" : mmMaX
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POCONO 11(11 NTAIN1
Delnwnra Water (inn. Pn.
BUCKW00D INN
(FIREPROOF)
Sluwnee-0R-De!&ware, PenniylTiiui
Opens May 22d
A hotel of notable
distinction located
in a park of 10,000
acres, exclusive to
f:uests;?5 miles
rom New York, 75
miles from Phila
delphia. Home of
the Shawnee Coun
try Club.
CHAS
MURPHY, Manager
'faftr1'
. v.
Enjoj the IIHfTll'I'l. hl'RINO SEASON at
THE KITTATINNY
The Mountain I'flradWr I-radlnc Hotel of
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
Xow open Cnpatitv SO0 Hvery modern ap- ";
pointmenl and rnmfort Steam heat Loa
flres. Situated in private park, abundant 1
with wild flowers, Rhododendron Laurel and
Pine Golf Tennis, Saddle Horses, Canoe-
loir. Trout FishlriK. Daily Concert NiKhtly "t,
Dancep Exceptional Cuisine American '
Plrin also a la Carte restaurant Own farna ,
and garden Oarage Booklet. Auto Maps
and terms nn rvnuest
John rrnm core.
HO mile bv automobllo Rood roads
3 hnuri Ppnilanln R R t J
WHRNrnsviMii:. r.
Walters Park Inn.
Wernersville, Pa.
The Creates! I'lnre In
THE BLUE RIDGE
F.eer Slodern Appointment -WBM.I.
SV.Vn OII UI1MF,
HAPPY AND IIKAI.TIIY
Special Rates, Memorial Day
and from-
Tkuridar, Mar 29 Including Supper
TO
Mondir, June 2 Includinj Breakfait
One in Room. . .$16.00
Two in Room . . . 30.00
l.eate Iteudiiic Term'nul 4:35
Arrle tVerner1lle fills
Monil.ir, lento lVernerllle 0:01
Arrhe riillndeliihla 10:30
Chair Cara llnth Hrir
Please make resenntlnns If possible.
IIKIII 1)1111 SPKINnS. PA.
WWWWMM
EDFORD SPRINGS!
II'A., IKfTKI.
lrrf. modern hotel In SOOft-nrrrL
Miuit. iuu ii. a uo i ft ta ififi.
IQ('fllfnl ftiislDf, mm mm rnrn
1)Tf nilnrral uulrrft. On I.Inrntn II Uh
nnr. I.nnil nintnr rnntlet In nil ilIrar(lAni
H
TaMinN. rnlf. MMfmnilne.rianrlnr. rlrtlnar.
(Wn .l-inf in. 1910. I. IV. I1FMIS. Mcr.l
aaMMmHiuaHJHii
iiKvnv. pa
Wimhiimp. Inn n Maln Un'- Eape.
WynDUrne inn r,ay rteslralile for bus.,
ness men with families. Rooms with bath
at reasonable rates. Dancing. Large
rronnrts wide yer.rda. Phone Heewvn IT
K.OI.rjIEKK PARK. PA.
DESlltAW.t: furnished cottages completa
with mod. conven.. for rent at res. terms!
occupanta take meala at the Forest Inn.
Write H. V. Yeager. Mar.. Huahe.vll'. Pep-
KIirTIOV.M.
Until How
vanMT3KniuK' inmtnr -
? BUSINESS COLLEGE
Shorthand nJ Typewriting or
Bookkeeping T.ught In About I
30 D.ye of Studr- I
Send for Catalogue B
S.PARKWAY BUILDINQi
SltOAP A40 CHERRY STr
BltOKTIIAMl AND IIUUKKEKI'INO
Our graduatea are tn conatant deniand. Qoe4
paying pusltlons await you Gregg Short,
hand, thv easy, apeedy aystem. Completa
nlrht classea. Intensive training.
u enroll any time. Call or wrlta
for full particulars and catalog.
hula, mmiNiws coLxxun
and College nf Commerce
lflM Che.tnnt Ht.. Philadelphia
STRAVFRN The ll.t Uuslne.a School
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