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BIG CUT IN NAVY BILL'
IIVIPERILS AViftTION
a-j Measure Is Reported in House
;s A ' With $375,000,000 Slashed
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From Estimates
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INCREASES SAILORS' PAY
By (he Associated I'rcs
Washington, June 1- A reported
&& tne House toun. tnc ii'-ii iihj np-mv-
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iV proprmtion Dili curries n toini oi Mui,r
151)0,000, n decrease of .Wi.OtMMKM)
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' 4 BASING : PUBLIC IitaER-J?BAI)EIiPHIA f:: THXIESpAX; . IOT 12,. . ISpLf . : , -, . f . ,
7TC! .c j Rnr.Q RNffTM. TnniionnnT DCiPLirn itrfaty to prdtfrt fa". r.h&r & H?: 'ii..
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FIJSfNEESHLES SABOTS ENFIN,
SIGHS BRIDE FROM FRANCE
'IT c Thought All Americans ere Millionaires," Says Mrs.
Ilcitnerl on Reaching IL S. Meets Husband
''Kinccsh Irs snhots cnfltii '" liens. Without them lctnij would nn
Thus sighed .Mrs. Mm ii Hiimcrl. hne he. n possible,
(iloitcestor's prize unr -Initio from "Wr thought the Ainei Iran bnv wen
nunc or lcs Siinnv l'miiee, as she stood , all niillinii'iins, they .had hi iimrh
beside Sergeant Chtirlos llrinictl, of thc.inniicv to spend Anil v Iipu flip mini
JllStli Infantry, anil smiled , slice was signed we opened our doors to
Smiling Is oiip of tlio lust tilings t Iipiii ami gmc tin1 Ametlcan bojs nil
brides do. nml lirldps from t ho land of i thnt we liad to gic."
Ou-ln-In can't be be.itcn nt .it ' Mr I Ii-iirn-i I imlvcd Tuesday at
ltut slip wan not talking of (lie 1 iN'cwpoil .Niwson Hip Hus.iic1.:iiinu and
V. V. No. dp.ir render, "sabots" . u nut at the pier liy lier husband.
It."! the wooden fhois Minif I'leneli j She was one of the sKH-nlue I'i Pile Ii
women wiar. hmles who nrihcd on the same bout.
"No mine wooden shoes, at last!" Ihut she was tin onh one t me to
What a world of telief to the fern! this pari of the oiintr. All the otheis.
lime heart. "Tnutctnis," slip explained I .Mrs Heimeil. wcie bound for ('.ill-
IMkot.is nml points pst.
nHnorun DLnunaj
AFTER CRASH AT SEA
from the estimates submitted by Si
retnry Daniels and 811.0,0(111,000 lessen, n V1V si,e-laiii e al Chailes. J fornin, th
than the amount rnrrled In the bill as
it passed the IIoiipp Inst session One
of the ptinrlpnl Items is an iippiopriit
tion of $1.11,000,0110 lor rontinued on
c MlUL'uon 01 liie hum oiiiuiiii proKiuui.
Pt io new ronstrui'tion is iiiiiiim i7ii.
IV A nie bill provides for a teiiipiiiii
Sfc enlisted strenKtb of 1111.(100 men until
RS October 1. 101 ,000 to .lnnnnr I. and
170,000 for the leuiainiler of the lise.il
year, 1 1 1 1 a permanent inoensp of pin
of enlisted men from $17. "0 to S,",J ,'0
Graf Walderseo Barely Saved
From Sinking Towed to
Long Island
YANKEE SUNK IN COLLISION
(l Associated Press)
New orh, .lime 1-. The transport
(!inf Wnldeisee. foimeily one of the
eiail, passpiiger liieis of the llnnibtirg
Aineiicin line. wliU.li was rammed last
iiikIiI l' the -luiiiislilp Ilrdondo. was
Ik m lied shnrth after 11 o'clock thin
forenoon on the nnds of I.onR Ileaih.-I...1.
les sabots ne font pas e Kinnd dlf Cliinles Ileunrl Is iunt as tileased lis1 She was s:ned from sinking In deep
feicueo iiaiul MemiiiR "but after- bin In hie He was at the f.nnt when wnterht the Menmsliip l'ntrieln, which
all. lor tieiertheless, .Miiiiei wooden tin-iiriiiistn . wim sigiind. lint tlnee dns , nmi. to Iipi le-die olT 1'iro !nlnud, and
shoes ilimt make a Iiir ihneieni e Inter was tr.t listened to (iiesigiie wheie with the iissistaiiee of wrecking tugs
whin " be mi t bis hi nle. who was Mile ( 'hit a i, ,,. 1., in t,,w and meed for the shore.
Well, the nle.i is 1 lint a ,inkie, or.ltnttot Asm Inst step in the ionium e. Water was ginning in her holds, her
iiiij oth.r sold it. will lisk the leeis Seiginiil llilnieil learned to speak I , K(M1,m was full and she had set- I
of the lintel portir who in.n bac toil'ienih nml then il was but nn r. ((( V() (,,, ., (,,,t the ibanecs that tilie
l.l.w. . tit.. Ill Ii. ii lit i.f wi.lt.it w !f.,liltilltil...il.illlllltltMliv,ltil.lifi.iil.iiln,.. ... .. .. ,. i '
-""-" s.i.- - ; is "i i, ,uli lii lie.ulieil luloie going uowu IU
tlie J 11 VI V WHO weilis lliem is ail TIl.ll "I leonine im iris r,ir.
Indies from 1'raiue know how (o In. When Sei gi ml Hiiineil wns nidi led
In her own l'leiiih. inivil with l'ng- boine on tie Moiitpelinr, he uiiilil not
, i i i... .i i. t....i...t. ...:...! I l.. I.. ..I.. ...il. I.;,. i !..., in ...
HSU, llllll 1111 IMISIIilllU s i. limits lis. .1 im iii !- IFII'f III. (Ill, iiiiiiii- oi , . fnlni-.il.iw I
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TREATY TO PROTECT
GERMAN-AMERICANS
Naturalisation. Feature Provides
Against Forced Army
Service
If j nil are n nntiiralbed American
citizen who happens to be born In
(Icrmnnj, don't worry! You'll never
bnve to do the goose-step, no matter
whether the fates, by fair means or
foul, ship ou to Oermnny or not.
Itccnuxe. necordlng to the detnlled
tient) whir Ii Senntor Uornh has pub
lished in the Congressional Iterant,
Oermnn) rannot Induct Into military
unitized citizens of other countries
At thq outbreak of the. world wnr
the Oermnn system of conscription
pulled Into the service many nccrcdltcd
cltl7cns of other countries wJio hap
pened to he visiting the. fatherland nt
the time. The power to Induct such
men Into the (lermiin nrmy wns arro
gated by the Imperial government upon
the nssuinption thnt natives of li Hit-tin
were (icrmnnH, whether (hey lived
In Oermnny or not, whether they had
oluntnilly severed their allegiance to
the former kaiser by leaving (!crmnu
nnd becoming citizens of other coun
tries or not, and whether they wanted
to fight for the fnllierlnnJ or not.
"Once n Oermnn, always u (.iermnn,"
was the religion of the Imperial gov
ernment, upon which It built its eastern I
of world-wide propaganda nnd csplon- j
age.
The text of (he treaty, however, I
changes nil this. In Article 1!7S it '
rtcrtflkes to rec
ognizo nny hew nationality which has
been Or mny be acquired by her na
tionals under the laws of the Allied nnd
nssocinted powers, nnd in' nccordanco
with (lie decisions of the competent
authorities of these powers pursuant m
nntiirnlizntiou laws or under treaty
stipulations, nnd to regard such per
sons ns having, in consequence of the
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acquMtiou ot such ,aen-' oaHomi
all rcspeits served llif-lr ultetflttt
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hbp tA
!.-! - a .j.e il- ii i4 i
iueir vounirj oi uriKiii. v y-4
And the interpretation ot thfe- text)
indicates that, providing Oermnny at'-i
cepts (he terms of (ho treaty, tho Oct-;
mnn Government can never ngnln vtS
sume, without breaking nnothtr intcf-a
nntlonnl pact, to mnko a mnn a Gcr-,
nan if he doesn't wnnt to he. J-
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ill ep wilier sii Hied slight.
The I'ntilii.i hist mglit took off parti
of the i row of foih-mic men nnd ninei
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a mouth
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ine nuiunri7iMi nuniner oi einisieu uu iii-iii-ii.in.-i " r.. ....... i..... - .. ..,,,,. ,., ,., ,.f !. r ...... ,.nl.
men in th. marine mips is tenipoiarih j she is mole than delighted with tins the Susoiichniinii He Inniight with him "' '',n 'r "' " ,-'.,,- ,,,","
increased fiom 17.10(1 to L'7.100 lo .n 'lountn and knows ih.it s is going to mi iiou cinss token fiom a (iermaii on '""""'. "r"! ',,,,,,' , ,
able a force of 10.000 lobe, etalued fo.'eiiP In,., g beie tb. Imttlrll. 1.1 The uoss heals the '" " llm-t I ""inin ler of he
dutj in Kurnpe. :verMhiiig in Aineinn seems be I dates IM!'. nnd I'.H I j lleiloliilii nttiihuted the . ollision to the
The nppinprintinu fm ntiiition was up to diiti . sn- Mi Heimeil. "111111 Mis Heimeil will stuih llnglisli tiii-if"S- ,
re-iluced fiom SI.",. 0(10.0(10 to si.", (Kill 1 Hunk ei r tlinii is aomg to In iimln iler the tutoiship of her two sisters-in l"1' siennisnip iinihie, operaieu ny
000. The committee cxphiinid tin 11110 In, u n ' hn The cmip'e me nt piesent lit the
amount w lis intenileil onh fm the main In speaking of the ri.-nih .illiliulel Imuie of .Mr Hiimeils father, l.oren
tenance of the jiresent naMil nir seiMie toward Aiiipiiuiii --oldieis. she -.nul : llnineil. .toj and M.irkit stieets,
until n delililte iiolie fm futuie exp.m , he l'n 111 h people like the Ainerauu 1 (Jloiieesti r.
Blm could he iletermined YKVaKVCacrlCn i '
The measiin will be cousideied In NCOmE TAX PAYERS LAG nn. lied a villi m nt with the t'ulilii
tnc House tomoni
Abandoiimeut of the nm"s cMensiM. ' Thn,,.,nHe in Philadelphia District
plans for eM,eiimetiUK with ruid .iud Waiting for Last Day
nonrigid tpes of lighter than a r 11 - , ,
ingn.ahi..es was s.,1,1 b m,...l olh.vis .'hil.i.lplpli.-.n- "" "" " """"!
today to be pies,,gp, b tins a. lion niio-s with t'lin nunnie t.i 1
Secietarv Daniels .n.l it would take Anonling d Colle.1.11 of Inlnti'il
the nn a long time to ici-mcr fiom Iteviuiie I.eibiei (it) llliO nn "'ne I i
the effpets of flip setb.nk mmil in 11 ,K ,,,. j,,,,,, .,,, , , ,),,. Hulnd I
tlon would reeehe should the ieised ,.,..,, , ,1 ,,, ,,, 1,
a 1 ,T ,. till.) distri.t lepite the ne.11 appro.Kii
figures stand. Hope was expressed li , ' .
the secretary that the Senate .miiniit- f '""' "!- "'" ,l"1 'l", "f l,n",,
tee would rewe tlie approprintion up- onlv "0.000 of these lulls so far Inn
word. I !,,, ,mi,.
"We had outlined a ptogrntn for thel u ,, ht,.,, ,. nartpr t avoid
Si 1 l
Knilw.i 1
mil I In .iinbul.nii'P.
the 1 iiitp.l St'ilis shipping board, sank
nt "I." 11. in tod' off l'iie Island. 1
nflei liiuing hi en in .ollision with the i
Italian steamship Argintinn late last
night Tin inpt.iin and new of the
Yankee w.ie takiu on hoiiid the Argeu- I
turn
'I he 1g1.1t111a eoiiiiiiniiig nn tier '
wbnb w.iswieiknl l .i tn.IlM ar last 1 , IWI s(. n 1 n. tin t,iuii.' 1 pportPil that
Augiisl while 011 11 wi In 1 oopor IIos 1 she would ti ltifer the Yiiukcc's clew
pit.il will s,,(it) Ik ,, iiiitiiii; igmn I (o tin C111I11111I liglilslnp
A Purely Private Affair!
ECLA PEARLS acknowledge
no competition but the Ori
ental Pearl, and the Oriental
acknowledges no competition but
the Tccla.
It is a purely private affair.
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39R Fifth Avenue, New York 10 Rue de la Palx, Paris
CHARLES J. MAXWELL & CO.
Sole Philadelphia Agents Walnut St. at 16th St.
We Have Greater Stocks of
"Palm Beaches"
Than Ever!,
Not only the genuine Palm Beach,
but also' the favorite crashes, mohairs,
breeze yveaves, aeropores and silks.
THESE sensible Suits for men are this
year a positive delight to the eye;
good-looking stripes and patterned ef
fects in suit colors and exceedingly dressy.
And we can fit you, whatever your size; wc carry
all sizes, including shorts nnd stouts. Include a
cooler summer suit in your wardrobe and be fitted
here.
For Men and Young Men
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00 & Up
IL 1514-16 Market St J
filjl. Open Evetitrigs Opposite Broad Street Station jJ
ttfcflhiaaateai'ibia
Iff gffl''KJM
few pars probablj would have nude the
United States the leader in the field
of nnnl aviation. If we are limited ,
coming 3cr, .wr i-iaineis sain, mac,,, , , 1.,, , .lirw.tnf
... ,.. . 1 the Inst-miniitp rush, but I olleetnr
WOUia linve placed iiip I nite.l Mutes , ,1111,
nnvy on n footing with other nmies of l.ederer said last night th.it lie I n k
(he world with regard to aviation, and "f 1,roml" response oil the pint ot n
it .ir 1 ........!. ,..i. r... .1 t.iMimeis will make this inipoiil)le
1 iv.... ..11. t.i.li nin t m i urn if.ir is
,Slt'l 1 111,1 IUI1II His I
Come now nml nuu'l me m-n
the List two or linn' dins. is th. nl
'1 .. Li, flu, .11 ri 11' is 111 11 ill 1-ills
to the sum set in the House bill we , imI,,vs upon the tnspim .". Htli.i
Will hardly be able to benefit fiom tlie w) lt NU m,,,n u lot nt siamling 111
lessons learned from the NC l's Might lnP 'wniting and dil.n. V.ut .iboi ill
across the Atlantic and will ceitniulj ,', n'n out on the 10th and be pi i. id
not be able to c.urj on the exjien ln the p n.ilied . lass.
tnents with an. 'raft of the Zeppelin 1
type that we had planned." , st Stephen's Graduates Five
Pnimhkcrtislc, N. Y., .linn 1- '","
WANT COMFORT STATIONS JZZ o;,- - bei.i ... si
Municipal Research Bureau Points St. pl,.i.s 'oil. ,.'. Amiadale vesteid.n
rs -ru . si j ,,l,p five stm ents weie siaduateil I Im
Out Their Need nre Alex N. K.edwell. of Kast llranse.
The need of public comfort stations . Haiiv ! Slieteh. of riiisliiiiK
of a modern tjpe is emphasized b the '.' ',". ,suth (' 1'inier, of Miii'ie
Bureau of Municipal Iteseurih in its ' ..Ji,,iis." Minn . Harold O i.oiiiislnii .
most recent bulletin, ln.oinenieiiees oe- j nr WnshiiiKton. !' '' nl"' Alono 1.
casioned by their absence duriuc the ie- Wood, of I'hiladelphia
cent entertainment of the Twentv -eij;lith - - - j
Army UIIsiou are pointed to as iuku Wrecked Ambulance Paid For
'meats in favor of the expenditure of' .... i:i..,.spi l'iie Depui tnienl
public money along this line
The failure of the iit so far to
frame nnj comprehensive plan fm the
comfort nnd accommodation of the
public generally is declared t.) be a Haw
in I'hilndelpliia's liospitalitj whenever
extended to any large bodies of out-of-town
guests. The suggestion is made
that this city might well benetit through
following the example of Kuropeju
cities.
after sevcial mouths toutiovei-
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CADILLAC
sev en-pa ssenRer limine, lun aoout
rmiii milis spi.riilnl meih nil. allv .
WVstlnsliouae shu. k lisorber.s, tlip
.overs, curd tires $1650
Lexington Motor Co.
of I'cnna.
S51 N Uioad Mreft
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12 15 Ckestnut Street
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An Event in Perfectly
Lovely Summer Hats!
Tomorrow
5.00
"AVhat luck!" so many girls will say! The
most charming styles, the very cream of our
summer displays on sale at the perfectly in
significant price of Five Dollars for such
value!
Each Hat of the Type Being Worn by
Smartly-GoUmed Women
Look for the ribbon and crepe combinations of such
youthful smartness, the business-like hats of blue
taffetas, the patent Milans and Leghorns all the endless
effects. Tomorrow at S5.0U.
. French-modeled Millinery in the
Mawson & DeMany Salon to 18.50
Second Floor
Purchasing Agents' Orders Accepted
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kLS8gBB3ES
.ow a Packard Truck Can Show
Economy for 8 Years and Longer
It Takes Two Ordinary Trucks, Each With a Life
of Four Years, to Make Comparisons
With One Packard
IHESE days of close figuring no busi
ness man can afford to make his truck
investment without considering what
service he can expect from his trucks
six or eight years hence and what
the operating cost is likely to be.
Uncertain trucking cost is the bane of the cost
accounting and the auditing departments of many
an otherwise well-conducted business.
How can a merchant figure on five cents per
dollar for delivery if at the end of two years
his trucking costs go up to eight cents and then
to ten?
How can a coal dealer sell coal at a fixed price
and a fixed profit if his truck upkeep per ton
refuses to stay fixed?
V t 3?
our expert accountant is an important man
in your business and he must be given reliable
figures to work with.
Packard sells transportation at a figure which
can be determined before the truck is bought.
The relation of this figure to every other ele
ment in the owner's manufacturing and selling
costs can be ascertained and depended on.
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It takes the balance, design and stamina of the
Packard truck to deliver transportation at a definite
reasonable unit of cost per mile.
Supposing an ordinary truck' at a thousand or
fifteen hundred dollars less than a Packard would
last four years. And supposing the Packard lasted
only eight.
It would take two such trucks to last as long as
one Packard. And during the final two years of
each ordinary truck, maintenance costs would in
crease out of all proportion while service value
would decrease in the same ratio.
Ten-year-old Packards are a common sight in
America.
So by putting your transportation on the Packard
8-year basis you might easily save one-half the
cost of using ordinary trucks.
At the same time, you would be certain of the
cost per week, per month, per year you would
eliminate guessing from your transportation
problem.
To obtain the cheapest truck transportation is
simple enough.
Get in touch with the Freight Transportation
Department of your Packard Branch or Packard
Distributor. Obtain from them the actual figures
it should cost vou per mile.
"Ask the Man Who Owns One'9
Packard Motor Car Company of Philadelphia
. 319 North Broad Street
BRANCHES Bethlehem, Camden, Ilarrisburg, Lancaster, Reading, Trenton, Williamsport, Wilmington
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