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Not Disturb Philadelphia Ap
pointments, Says Sonator
itf a Staff Correspondent
liarrhliurg. .Tunc IS Sonntnr I 11.
Varrj tins oiiRlnceroil n ileal by xxliioh
the Ilopulillrati orKniilzation in I'hiln- '
delphin will not lio iloprived of Its rich i
patronaRo In the office of tlio mrrrnn- ,
tile appraiser anil the register of will. '
The Houe jestenlny passed finally i
the Dawson hills which cixp sole power'
of appointment of mercantile apprnis
era anil clerks emplnjeil in the rcciilir
of wills office for the collection ft the
direct inheritance tax: to the nntlitoi
general
Tlio power formeilv i confeited
jointl) on the auditor general and citj
treasurer. Auditor tlrncral Snjder i
a I'eurose lieutenant nnd It was an
ticlpatcd tliat lie would rip the Vme
tnen out of office. j
Senator Vaie apparently has put
through some anangeinent with the au
ditor general hv which the Vare or- i
ganizatltm men are to he retained
It may he that the D.iwoon hills i
will be amended when tin y reach t ho
Senate, so 'i to take I'lnl nlelplua
county out of the nrxiirni of the lull
"The appointment of mercantile np
praiscri in Philadelphia will not le
taken out r tlie hands of ru Tum--lirer
Slinjer ami the appointment ,.f
clerks mid inspeetois to the registir "f
Wills will not lie tiikin nut ui the
hands of l!cKitor Shcihnti." was the
otilj rnmi iiit Senator Vule uould
make.
"None of the state appointments in
Philadelphia," h" added, "will be (lis
turbed bv mn Icgihition passed at Ilai -risburs
this m-sihui "
This la-.! iiuiiniinceiin in wns tnkui
as nu lmlicalioii t tin t the Id publican
organization in Philadelphia sprits to
retain control of the board of registra
tion commissioner in spite of tin1 pas
sage of the Unix-Hi ady ripper.
TRANSIT BILL HELD UP
BVHn HMM TfC
Scott Declares He Will Act
Discharge of Committee.
Skirmishing; Starts
Ru a Staff rorriifn-if( i
Harrisburg, June l"s SLinuishing
in the impending light on the Salus
transit bill xvlndi would peimit th
city to divert loan nioucxs xoted for
a specilic transit puriios,-s to finish
or construct transit lines started in
the House last ex cuing.
The House municipal lorporntions
committee negatixed the bill the pas-
sage of xxhieh is urged by Tiansit Di- i
rector Txvining. 1'nfavoriihh- ai tion
n In the committee followed an nliitmiiiuo
from Reprisentatixe John I. K. Siott.
-iVnTe floor leader, that be xxould nioxe
today for the discharge of the commit-
tee. I
Leaders of the A'an- foices intinute
that they xvill stage a fight today to !
get the bill back on the (iib-ndar de
i SDite the unfmorabh- action of the
House committee. Director Twining m
a letter to (iovernor Spioul xiituallji
cnargeii Senator Penrose xx it h attempt -
Ins to block the passage of the bill.
p Director Twining came here last night
ana will remain until tomoirow.
OMSK DISPUTE ADJUSTED
Explanations Clear Up Stopping of
Semenoff's Train by American
Omsk, June IS. (P.j A. P ) A
conflict of authority between Colonel C.
IT. Morrow, commander of the Amer
ican guard at Vcrkhnie-I'diiisk, in the
liake liiikat region, and (Jem nil .Sim
cnoff, which threatened complications,
has been adjusted amicably, uuoidiug
to official information here.
General Semenoff, xxho recently was
appointed a colonel in the Siberian
army, moved nn armored train from
China to Verkhnic-IMinsk, where it
xx-as halted by Colonel .Morrow, lm
made preparations to resist forcibly the
further progress of the train. The inci
dent xvas closed xvith mutual eiplana
, tions.
After the acknowledgment of the
'authority of the Kolchak government,
he xvas authorized to move troops be
yond hake P.aikal, but was cautioned
. to avoid interference xvith the Amer
icans. LIST FLOUR MEN AND BAKERS
Food Administration Plans Registry I
as Crop-Handling Adjunct I
A complete list of all flour jobber I
and hakerj xxho bake more than lfrvj
barrels of xvhent flour a xieek, is re
quested by the food ndministnitnm
grain corporation. This is in connec
tion with plnns for hnnillinj ecu ciop
xvheat nnd xvhent flour. I
Also under the ncix- plans, it U con- i
teraplated to offer to all licensees on- I
tract with the coiporation, so that the1
trade may come a closer contact with
the corporation.
The request applies to jobbers nnd
bakers in New Jersey, I'enusylxnnin,
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
More Than 100,000 Sold
HOW fo LI
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By Prof. Irving Fisher and Dr. Eugene
Lyman Fisk in collaboration xvith the
Hygiene Reference Board of Life Ex
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such men as Dr. W. J. Mayo, ex-Pres.
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PESSOA, BOUND FOR
U.S., TAKEN OFF SHIP
DISABLED IN MIDSEA
President-Elect of Brazil and
Party Transferred to Troop
ship Imperator
Washington, line l i A P i
A wireless me-vngo to the Nav He
partment raih toil.n announced that
the I'lenih i miser .leanne I.u' had
been disuhh'il at sen ami that the trans
port Impoi.itor had taken off Ir
Kpitn io INsoa, president -elei t of
llrazil. and Ins imrtx. who weie en
loute to tho I niled State, from I,iIioii.
The moiigo wa- sent bv Admiral I ' ii
son. who is returning home fimu 1'i.ince
on the linttli siup Atkans.w. x Mh whnli
". "" l"H-int.,r communicate,!
Adniiiiil l.eiison "axe nn .l..t. ,,!.. il,f
tin.
than that the .leiinne D'An-s i.neioi s '
englllis
about '.,
ihecaine ilisnliled jesteidav
I)K.
to o'i lot 1; iliieenwiih tiinei and that time
hours biter the Imperator came up nnd
took ii ft tin P.raziliaus. The positions
of the xessels at the time of the trans
fer was not gicn.
The Imperator, which is bringing
troops from 1'iaine, is oxpe. toil I,,
leacn sew i 01 K tomonow inoruing
Later dispatches to the depaitment
said the n mix transport Mongolia was
towing the Jiiinne ll'Aic to the .Wines
and that good piogioss xwis being nnnle.
STOCK MUST BE 0. K.
Any Sale of Unapproved Certificates
in Michigan Is Void
Lansing. Mid... June 1S.-I,, ,o,-i.
sion .aid to he t uost far -, ,
i',,l'r11" 'V1 '''. "!IV Milt" having hiue-
ii. Lin.-
k laws, the Miilin-'iiTi Simrm.,.ri-
has held the sale of nny stud, n0t
l ll" nu M.U" Securities Com
mission is x oui
The Muestion came before the rouit
I'l the .ase of a Sault Stc Mane man
who i cfuseil to pax for st. K , ., ,j
unit iiip.iu.x nun ii iimi not bei
een ap-
pi oxen nx uie (omniission.
And we wish to apologize to those who were
unable to gain admittance during the rush
After weeks of turmoil it was delightful to see so many familiar faces again
and to receive so many expressions.of good will and to have
so many people say that this is surely
A Marvelous Opportunity Indeed
The stock of the slightly and undamaged merchandise consisting of Women's,
Misses' and Girls' high-grade apparel was so large that the. opportunity
still exists for all those of our patrons who were unable to profit by the
All Sales
EVENING PUBLIC
SEDITION BILL DEFEAT,
Declare Measuro Was Promoted
by "Interests" and Would
Have Throttled Speech
VARES SUPPORTED ISSUE
Labor leiidei here sny that h the
defeat of the anli-cdition bill nt llur
ti'hurg constitutional rights of lilizens
at laig haii" been saved where the
intents ' threatened to throttle tlirtn.
(iiistme (ieigus, business agent for
the I nil Pavilioned Hosiery Kniti'it'
I nion -mil
I w.is ui llarrisbiirg when thai bill
r iiitroduced We feel that it was in
tended to primal a innii fioin express
nig his honest opinion,
"I himw that a few week-, ago we
wore not allovMil to icut our hull out
to an outside oiganiiitlons without
getting a permit from a police lieiiten
ant, nnd the spit it of such restriction"
is one with the spiiit of the so-called
administration ami sidition law,
lllll Knslnccrrd lt.v CIIiue
' I mn f.iirlj sn that we could be
,li usted not to nut our hall to an) or
g.iinntion bent on in.ilicious iiu-cli icr n
tin' iohition ol law nnd older. Hut
that bill was mount to put a man's I
thought- and cxpn-ssion of thorn, at the
men of a cliiiie. I am glint the lull
was deflated, and if it is put back on
the i aleuiliir. 1 look in sro s(j stronger
iliposition."
.1. I! T. Austin, presulenl of the Or
der of Itailroinl Teleginphers, Dis
patchers, 4gents and Signalmen, Fnid:
I "The defe.it of the lull K a x ictoiy
for labor and itisuns the light of free
i spi oeh as will as the right to assemble
rights whiili sliiiuhl he i oui eded to
all citizens who do not infringe on the
! i oiistitiitional rights of othci."
The enfoii euii'iil ot the measure
would ineiin "a ridiculous and wholl)
I iiuwarranti d ti. tunneling of honest e
pMssion. mine loalhsome to flee men
than un military i onsoisl.jp i ouhl be,"
I in the opinion of lb iij.iinin li.iti'isou.
piisiileiit ot tin' Internal loiuil I noin of
Mag"1
Klllplo.M-s.
llniM- it .S(.iji
Coniii
I uilei- this hill, it would be mut
ing to not to modcinie I in e Tom's
labin. with the bief trust owning the
hloodlioiiiids iiud the housi-wife plac
ing i;ii.i, her hiishand's ineoine the
babj. I'm glad the hill was killed, and
I hope it snjs in its little t nihil "
The Vine forces threw thirtx if their
thiit.x -one otes from Philadelpliin to
the lull. Inn failed to snxe it. Thirtj -four
l'hihiilclphia inembeis in all x-oled
lor the measure.
Uepiesentatixe I'owbr. fioui I.aek
iw.inni fniintx. a union labor man.
I'd the light on the bill, Mr. Powder
' hargnl thai the roll call had been
' I'"'1'1"1 " Hepresentalixe Knmsey was
i".!,'P ,lmir "1'7,,.I,P1 X" xU ,ll,il''
. lf "" Inks ,llW ,".11 "'"' "I"'1'" ,llc
iav u loosi-i us jiiii hum- (ouuieii me
..roll. Cod lulp the wage-earners." was
Mr. I'owler's challenge.
Ueprcsentatiies of the administration
worked openly for the bill on the lloor
r .i, it.,,,., i,r it fii,i i .i I
xotes of a (onstitutional majority. One
hundred and one members inted for it
and sixti-four against.
Chestnut and 12th Sts.
Many Thanks to Our Patrons
for Their Wonderful Response
Most Extraordinary Reductions
Ever Offered in This City
Must Be Final
LEDGER 1'HILADELPJEIA, WEDNESDAY, JtWE 18, 1919
HARRISBURG LEADERS
DOUBT THAT SPRDIII
will sign beer bill
Ramsey Measure Reported Out
by Senate Committee After
Failure of Vickerman Act
Ity a Staff Corrrrondtnt
Marrishurg. June !?. Pennsylvania
will have no prohibition enforcement!
legislation unless ftoxrrnnr Sproul signs'
the ltatney Lni per cent beer bill and I
such nction on the part of the (lovcrnor
is considered extremely doubtful.
The Itnmsey bill was reported out
In tit lltrrli t lit flin UnnnfA ! .1
.,!., fii .... .,.,.. .. '
" "'"i oi nn to and including June 20.
attempt to report out n duplicate of, Officials of the telegraphers' union c?-
the YioKeiniau enforcement hill which P'01'1 n ,,ci''ion "lay on the attitude
was defeated last week in the House 'n1 American Pcdcratlon of Labor is
Senntor Plymouth W. Rnvder nfi1" '"I1'1 '""'ard the strike.
I.lnir cpunl.x, a pronounced 'Mr
made the unsuccessful attempt to liaVc
I the Senate net on the duplicate of the
I Vickerman hill. Me nked for the
discharge of the Senate law nnd order
committee, a procedure unusual in the
Senate. "This is the king's business
and the king din't wait." Senator
Snyder j'it finished s'ljing when Sena
tor Samuel W Salus, Philadelphia.,
lo-e to a point of older
.Mr. Salus said under the rules n
committee could not be discharged from
oonsidcintion of a hill until it had the
niensiiie in its possession live days.
Lieutenant (oneino" lleidleman, who
xmis picsiding. sustnined Mr, Salus.
Senator Snider then moied for n sus
pension of the rules, which requires a
two-thirds xote. Senator llarr, of
Allegheny, sci nnded tlie motion. It lost
! a vote of nine for and twenty -eight
against. i
M'CORMACK U. S. CITIZEN !
I
Irlnli Tenor Rates Honor Above His!
Success as Singer
New A in K, dune IS -The night that,
he thrilled hi- lirst audiincc is inci I
dintnl and the moment that he realized'
that his funic w.is woihi wide is of
slight coiiseipience .lohn McCormack,
the Iri-h tenor, declared upon becoming
n citizen of the Cnited States. Tin
ceremony xxhieh made him an American
took place in the State Supreme Court.
He was accompanied hi several friends,
It ulso happened to be his thirty-fifth
hiithda.i.
When the couit congratulated him,
the snil voice that made the "I.oue.
Long Trail" a i lassie replied. "Mx
heart fpiivers a hit." and when he took
the oath of allegiance his answer was,
"Will 1? Well, I should say so so
help me Cod."
MoCormack's ambition to become a
citien last St. Patrick's Ia suffered
disappointment when he made npplica-
I tion and leanieil tnree moinns moie
1 must elapse bet wren declaration nnd in
I tention accompanied by presentation of
first papers nnd actual admission to
I i itizenship.
French Sailors Flaunt Red Flag
.. . -i ic nt 1 1 1 'IV,
, "csl; ,' '"" ... ' ,';,, r,.,l
'""'"'"' ' "n-' "aaan- "'" n T'.'
fl.ur. attempted to enter the naval jail
here xesterday to resrue imprisoned
sailors'. The attempt failed There were
no casualties.
No Deliveries Will
POSTAL CO, YIELDS
Will Permit Telegraphers to Re
turn Accredited With Con
tinuity of Service
CLIMAX REACHED TODAY
11 the Associated Press
Chicago, .lime IS. The Postnl Tele
graph Company, with n view to ending
the commercial telegraphers' strike hi
far as that company is concerned, to
day Hrnt a notice throughout the coun
try that strikers would bo permitted to
"-t'lrn ''with continuity of service" up
take
President R. J. Konenkamn who Is
conducting the strike from headquarters j Holshexik propaganda, nnd said the
here, said Percy Thomas, vice president chamber "must decide between the dem
of the union, who is attending the con- locratle interallied policy nnd the policy
xention of the federation at Atlnnllo!f the socialists, who xvnnt France to
Citj, X. J., bad wired him n decision abdicate before the Bolshevik!." The
would be forthcoming in n few hours as ' minister provoked a violent outburst
to the nttltude Samuel (Jompers and from tho socialists by declaring thnt, in
othir federation officials xxould assume. I M opinion, bolshcvlsm xvas lost.
Jlr. Konenkamp said ndditinns to the! T1"1 Delahnyc, a Itoynlist deputy,
innks of the strikers were being daily 'created a violent scene by declaring thnt
icported to him from various points undifo,piK" f"",' wna being used for prop
he estimated that "7 firm in,,.. .. n, ngiinda work in Frnnce, nnd that the
out.
Mlioials ot the Western Cnion nnd
Postal Companies said their business
was being conducted without any ap
preciable trouble and that they regard
cd the strike ns practically nt an end.
I uion officials say thnt in n number
of towns electrical xxorkcrs, purlieu
larl.i telephone operators, had gone on
strike.
In northern nnd central California it
is estimated fiOOO girl operatois and
1000 male employes ure affected. Three
No Curtain No Splash
A patented principle causes tho water to hug
the liorly. Fits any bath tub. Any one can at
tach It
NIAGARA
$7.50
PALM BEACH
315.00
f-'ee runnlnc water demonstration In our dis
plij w-indows Sold by leading plumbers.
' hjscxBjzos.Co
riumblnr and Ileatlnc Mupplles
Display Itooms
II in .10 North Bill ht.
ii'J-ni iriiwm bi uamucn,
h ' ,' nl -1
Be Made
thousand other employes are MtitI to
be involved In a strike of telephone
craftR In southern California.
riiarlcn P. Koril. secretary of tlio
International Ilrotherhood of Electrical
AVorkerM, with headauarters nt Spring
field, III., said the' California strikes
wcro due to failure of telephone com
pany officials to comply with Postmas
ter tJencral llurlcson's order last Satur
day granting the rljht of collective bar
gaining. GOVERNMENT UPHELD
BY FRENCH DEPUTIES
Confidence Vote Follows Tu
multuous Session When Sailors'
Mutiny Is Discussed
Parls, Juno 18. (Uy A. P.) Confi
dence In tlio government xxas voted in
the Chamber of Deputies yesterday a in
'to 1.17, following tumultuous session,
during which the mutiny of the sailors
j of the Hlack sen fleet xvns discussed,
i Closing the debate for the govcrn-
incut. M. Pichon. foreign minister, de-
clared the trouble was due entirely to
Socialist party had assumed the task of
circulating it in the navy, notably nt
Odessa and Sebastopol.
OVERLAND
5-pnsscngcr touring;; newly rcfin
islicd; splendid shape; .f-150.
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO.
OF PENNA.
851 N. Broad Street
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I Like the
Kenney Shower, Toe
It makes my (tail
bath real fun nnd i.
just like a dip in llu
ocean. It does not make
a downpour on my hear1
and take my breath
away.
All
Metal
Easy
to
Attach
-fete
BOB Arcli 6t
p. J.
Children's Wall Tent
Keep tho Children OIT
the Street
Kr?rt a tnt for thm In th front or
bark unl, th air will do them coorl.
Jots of fun. TlfBt quality 8-ouuce while
tanan duck. Size fi ft 7 ft. Poles,
ptna and ropes, complete.
Price
?6.00
All brand new and packed In Individual
ruin as bacs. Sent anywhere upon receipt
of price.
Send for Catalog.
ARMY SUPPLY GO.
631 Market. St.
549
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of the
C. P. GOERZ AMERICAN OPTICAL CO.
New York City.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, FRANCIS P. GARVAN,
Alien Property Custodian, will offer for sale at public sale to the highest bidder x
at the office of C. P. Goerz American Optical Company, 317 East 34th St., New
York City, N. Y., at 3 o'clock, P. M., on the 25th day of June, 1919, 549 shares
of the common stock, par value $100 each, out of an authorized and issued
capitalization of 600 shares of C. P. Goerz American Optical Co., a corporation
created and existing under nnd by virtue of the laws of the State of New York.
ALSO certain letters patent of the United States and other property all as in
cluded in the order of sale.
Full description of and Information concerning" the property to be
fold, the terms and conditions of inspection and sale, and theorder
thereof, may be obtained by application to JOSEPH F. GUFFEY,
Director, Bureau of Sales, 110 West 42d Street, New York, N. Y.
Extra Small Bracelet
' Watches
i
Wc have a large collection
of small-size bracelet watches
with ribbon or expansion link
bracelets.
Particularly one of gold, the
size of a ten-cent piece, with
dependable Grucn movement
on expansion link bracelet
$110.
S. Kind & Sons, nio chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS jnVr:t,i:RS SILVERSMITHS
GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE
261-269 No. Broad St.
$75,000 Stock of Tires, Tubes,
Supplies and Automobiles
TO BE
PUBLIC
Regardless of Cost or Value
Sale Begins Monday, June 16th to June 21st
Sale All Week Hours 10 io 12, 2 to 4
All Makes of Standard Brands. AH Sixes New and Used
SPEDALLE&KUPERSMITH Auctioneer,
261-269 No. Broad St.
tIt
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jeorrect xvould require several days if you sent it clear to the Stewart factory
In Chicago. Our service covers all the surrounding territory.
Give the same care to your Stewart equipment that you do to the rest of
your car and you will never need any repair service. But, at the first indica
tion of trouble, hurry in to us. Our factory-trained mechanics will put your
speedometer, vacuum system, or any other Stewart Necessity back Into first
class condition in short order.
You are sure of getting genuine Stewart Replacement Parts when yo
buy them from us. We also carry all Stewart Custombilt Necessities.
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