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DEPENDS ON LOftN
Councils' Highway Committee
Will Apportion Money Today.
Should Have $10,000,000
SCRAMBLE FOR WORK SEEN
Ti anticipation of fmoralilc act inn
'on be propopd S14.7i"U.00() fnuneMl
manic loan, momlion of Counrlls' IhbIi
way committee- today will apportion S.I.
000,000 for paving, crndinc and ropav
atiB streets in nil sections of tho ntj
To do the job tlioroiislilv. rxprrt-e vn. .
ivould ro-mlre St0.000.00n
Hundreds of crnellng. l avins and re
pavtnK bilk have beeu introdliced tltiriiiK
tbe year by members of CVmnoIN, and
it is with a view to dividing upon what
work shall be iliinc first that to.li 's J
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monfln na mllnil h riinirmnn Itohert
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Smith. According to his statement.
urcfcienee will be Riven to outlying
prcrcicncc win i ri ,
streets in tlie norm ami e-iern -- ,
nous white uuiiu.-is ,.,,
I I I.m.I.Ia.i. ni. r. ,. (Ill itll fll 1 lllll I
before startim; operations on new hou
inR sections
A scramble for stieet iinproements
J anticipated as then- is not ,i mimber wink, she rnnsi nmv , ),, r IUU1 fn when once started.
o the committee who is not mteiested .h.ue of tli s-:irj lnimm, taks and' 1'ioperlv condinlnl luiIi ninikpts n,re
In one or main of the bills anaitiiiR do tin in .iftn fi-mimue st.iudiids She, ''""' necorditiR to tin opinion of
fiction Thosi ihosPti will be repoitid pudntpil that women will stnl,,. (Mlt. Michael . I. Kjnn, oiutisi I i.l the l'hila
to Councils tomonow, nod -will be in ted nciorditiR t their natural mi limitioiis ('"Iphi l Curb Mai kit Association.
Upon before Councils adjourn for the and will . ultivnte lipids that m. n iim or r, .,,, .,. .llu ,t.nn
summer The fund", how eer. are con h.up ullu.ited. ( ''5 "',s ' ourl' ,J ta"
tlnRCnt upon the success of the loan Iis ( .npentiM' t md to iduntii n nt '" " stl,,''m"n, (" ;N '"'"" Vllls,1i
Independent members of 'nun lis s.iiili,,, l'ineisin of I'eniisiU.mu and l'""'1'1"1 "f ih' association, Jlr.
to opposp the loan are interested in oh- ,t ,,,,,I s ,PIK ,,pM,, , it , l.-m diolaies the nil In- .inide powei
talninR badly ne.ded street r. pairs tor , ,.,s . ,, ,vls at,ral ,Mii'(.,lt '" '-t il.li-.li inaiket pl.i.is tor the bene.
their home ward-, and the asscition has' f,. )lills ., ., ,U1 I1((,j 'lit of its cit.ens pmudinc of ionise,
been made that the lime been pi ..mi-ed mlt lt ,.,s ,,,u ,, ,, ,.'"1"' "'"' "'ts (1" "," ""'rf"" nh the
consideintlon in leturn for fmoiablp :,.., tion is m,or ,en "ibffpreut ""', ' " '" "' ' " ' " 'M1 '
Totes to the loan. Several bund bills,,,,,,,. ,,,, ,,' . Willi -it. oidinan, ,-
arc re.idj for ii. Hon. some of the lKost , , , , . J, S" b.nc us the .onditious , no ..iili-
demandsciuninR fr-un :,up waids in thp'u,,, , (l ' JI0V ZXTJZ, ,"'
T'tw n p ti, t hl", ,,,,UK """ "" "'" """"-' ''.... ;.f fo7.st,iirs.M, Ituu, s.us! ,,.
if o ,i ,,', ' . estnlilisliniciit upon oik s nun pi opei t,
Mayor Smith ,......, ' IP. "."erei-es we,, , se,l wKh a whether Ii .i-ed or loaned, of an ,,en-
FollowiDR the apportionment of street ,,,, ,,. mi. m (,nt)h ,,,, ' ,
repairs and imptmemcni- t oini. il- , -, ,lr Knl(lua,es were- AKn. I .-ion cannot be inteifercd with
finnnce mid sunev committees will , j,n Noilii Water (Inn l'.,,!,,,,,' r ,, ,.. , , , ., .
jneetinjonit session to take up nues 'I)Mkis s,,im r '" ' ; ', "."''''' ''. '" stnl-s !,... wr. that
I , . , ,!, frit mir nil (if . ., ... ' '""" ' lIUIIs- s mis ii fion of dwdiiiR lou-es or
tion relatne to ' ,k",'r: ."" b-"Br. I'luhd-Ipl,,,, : IMI. ,.,,. . ,.,., se,,s t,fn feet ,
streets from tkn P ;"',,,, '. .' "ins,, ,. K V J . ,:,,, , . ,.. , ,d,, ','s. not extend mo,e ,,, f,
important I roje, t t ome bin he , , Npu ,.n(i ,;,,,., f , , ,,,,. ,,,., frm . f ,,, ,
bodies has to do with the ( in lis I uli ,, w.is,,,,. ..,,,sdo,. and Isold. T lioui
iisning voii.ni. - i .- - .iii.wi'i-. i-iiiiiiiPiphia Misses Ituss, II
street, buttolea,eit open to tlieseneialAlKn .,,, Z(,KV(,,. ,p u( (m. (
public. f's-'cis of do, tor of in, dicine , ,,,,,
Members of tlie sutvpv commit tec. of 1lll(k, .
ivhieh Itobcit i: l.ambciton is ihair
man, wi'l consider the apportionment of -- -
tbe funds to be pro, idea lrum the loin
for Improvements coming under their
direct jurisdiction
DELAY HOSPITAL CHARTER
West Phila. Homeopathic Will Later(
Meet Objections of State Board
Plans for a complete rcision of tlie
charter ami inlaws of the West Phila
delplv'ia lloineopathic Hospital, as de
i"5"' 'raauded hj the state board of charities
before the institution can come into
possession of a state npprops mtion of
nbout $-10,000. were postponed at the'
aunual meeting of the coiporate ass(J
ciation of the hospital last night
When a motion was made to empower
n committee of trustees to take inline I
'diate steps to get a new e baiter r.vnn
B. Lewis offered an amendment that
no action be taken until after thp elec
tion of nine new trustees to take the
places of those whose terms expired
last night.
At the election of trustees, which
followed, the following members were
elected: George W. Abel, William Gil '
day, George W Shoemaker. Kvan I! (
Lewis, Frank P. CoRgeshall, Lemuel
S. Stevens, Charles It. I.ensig, Yv illmm
Innes nnd William II. Ward
The board, with its new members.
will meet tomoriovv night at s .id.
o'clock at the hospital to ieor.ime
CHURCH 150 YEARS OLD
St. Luke's Lutheran, Center Square, l
Marks Sesqul-Centennlal I
In Juno of 1760, tro Itev. Henry
Melchoir Muhlenberg, leading Lutheran
minister of that period, was instru
mental in the founding of St. Luke's
Lutheran Church of Center Square, in
Montgomery county. Today the luOth
anniversary of the founding of the
church, wil bp celebrated. It is one of
the oldest of that denomination in the
United States.
Speakers at three special services to
vTje held include the Jtev. Charles (J.J
"Beck, of North Wales, president of the i
"orristovvn Conference; the Itev. Dr.
A. H. Weller; tlie ucv. Dr. .1 Henry
Harms, of the Church of the Holy Com -munion,
and the pnrtor, the Ilev. F.
"F. Haworth.
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GRADUATES SEVEN
Sixty-seventh A n n u a I Com
mencement of Medical School
Held in Theatre
'I lie iM -wpiith ntitiunl coininoni'e
rnent exorcises of the AVninen' Jlidiral
CoIIcko of l'pnu-flnnln were held this
trutt niiiET lit the l.ittlo Theatre, Si-mmi-
tcntli anil Do Lnnrej xttecN Seven
tziiH received eleirrifs from the insti- I
tut ion
After a siccinl nniMriil iircimn. the
Itev. Jolm Allan lllair eictieil the exer
cise with n iirnjt'r. A word or two
of RreetiiiK nml riiiigriitiiliitliins viih
tlien offciel lev 1 lr Miutlin Trae , dean
of tin1 e'nllcj;c
Mrs. Ilniih S.irRi'tit Lewis, piesnlent
nl the board of corporators, ((inferred
i no degrees and lr. tiinigc .Mori is
1'iervil. profcHvor of pilmiplps nnd
praelicp of medicine and cliniinl incdi-
(inc. iidmitii'.tcml the llipiiocraticoath.
The piincipal address of the proRiam
-, "elneieil l Miss lllinhcll. Cat-
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.mss in iMiiiiT i'iiiii'u niieniion in mo
f, t ,,!lt t f nftj dical schools in
tin- .....mo listed i tl. Av,d's Al
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( liiimiii tor l!il!, tlie ihiii n s Mediinl
t'olllL'e of IVnnst l iioi'i is the .it.!..
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woman s institution with
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II so clearly distinguishes it from imitations J
p that you cannot be deceived.
Kl I feWt Demand the genuine by full name ffl I
Ol IIJlllllll nicknames encourage substitution. il
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11 Ml ll THE COCA-COLA CO.
GVEXIKG PUBLIC
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Reopening of City's Summer
Plan Marred Only by Tardy
Appearance of Farmers
PLAN LEGAL, SAYS LAWYER
Ili.u-cuhcs bfuan Catherine at I'dev
pntli and Christian streets parly toda
to reap the benelit of tbo tlrst farmers'
curb inniKet to lie opened this season,
lint the funnels themselves were not
isiipIi cnih birds and it was nenrly noon
liifoir the lirst loads of Rarden truel;
,, tiM.r iipp.nrancp
Counters and sliehes have been put
up ill preparation for the market wliiili
has the "sanction of the city authorities
and will be run under the direction of
i the South i:icenth Street Itusincs-
. . ,t .1 i
Men's Avsnc iitmn Whether the bale
; ; , ... , ,..,., mi ,,
"f !r"-b K,,,al'l,,s al",' fl ",s " ' ,
""V,''' "',' U'T nrr'U" ll."1 V '
dcidul. but the market will be open
full swine tomorrow
I'ci mission has been ri .mtril to hold
the
nuilket on I'lixenth between
Christum nnd Wlmitoii stns-ts and it is
cMxoted to eti ml
tin
full distance
Have to Pay Venders Vet
Iiigaiiling tlie .i he , miti nil- those
vvlio sell fiom evirts or wagons will
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LEDGEft-PHILADELPHIA, WEDXESMX ITONE 18, 19i9
only hne to pny the vender' license
fee required by the ordinance of No-
ember 'J, 11117, but that the payment
of n mercantile tat would be proper
for those who sell from permanent
I stnnds According to the ordinance,
' farmers who sell their own Roods, like
wise dlsdinreed soldiers, sailors and
mutino. or their widows, are exempt
fiom this tn.
lVp-onall .Mr. Iljiin thinks the open
air market proposition should be eu
rnuiBBPiI. U' says under present con
ditions it would tend to lower the tost
of foodstuffs.
Disiusslne the South lllewtith stipet
market, tleoree II. Uiekson, of the
business men's ussociation, "aid:
"Wc will ompl with the law In
cer respect and, therefore, expect no
interference The maikit will' bp
npeniil because of suRSP-tions mnile by
city othcmls nnd about KM) farmers. It
will be kept in a snnitno condition nnd
will nd South stieet of noise and filth.
$1000 LEFT TO CHURCH
St. Matthew'o Lutheran Benefits by
Will of Catharine B. Eaklns
Tlie will of Catharine It. Kakins,
11.1." South Hi nail street, in disposinR
of an estate valued at Ml! 000, leavps
S100D to St Matthew's HtaiiRpllcnl
I.utl n ihiinli. of Chester count.
I'a. The will of (iiorRc T. (l'Keefe,
l.'ll N'orth Pifteentli street. disposinR
of a !..-' .001 1 pstatp. Icn,is S.'OO to the
Little Sisteis or the I'oor of (iermaii
town. Other wills probated todav were:
.lohii S. Murpln. who died nt the
IliiiRham hold. s::-..."i(H) to relatives;
VitRlnia K Tliompson. who died nt
Hath, Me , K'Jli.llilO to lelatnes; Marv
X. MiClell.ui. 17.".'.' No-th Moll., street.
1?7P."II to relatives, Ann i M 1'piiii.v
paiker, ,101 I'lon nee avenue, $(i!)l)0
to relatives: .Man M. Ni lis, who died
in tlie Jewish Hospital. S'.OOt) to lela-tivc-:
Jacob llelbem. 'JC.1." Voitli Thir
t -third stieet S 101)0 to relatives, nnd
l'nuliiip 1" ltni bei. who dud in Mn
hanov Citv. 1'n . Sloon to nl.itives.
Letters of .iilmiui-tiiiti"ii 'ie Riant
ed in the (state- of I liu 1 Mooilicnd,
who dud in AViishniRton DC. leav
inR an estate , allied .it sj-out); How
ard Iliicnie.. 1'oit, ninth and Market
stieets, Sl'-'.OOO. and Man H. Hewitt,
lt) Hcdiield stieet SU.IHM)
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AMERICANS IN PERIL
0FVILLAREPR1SAL
Minors in Interior of Mexico at
Mercy of Outlaw's
Bands
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U. S. APPEALS TO CARRANZA
II; the Associated Tress
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I'.iso, Texas. June lh. Interest
in Mexican developments on tlie border
shifted tod.i.v from tlie Juarez sector
to the Intel inr where Americans are nt
the mere) of Francisco Villa nnd his
force of lobels should Villa start n cam
paiRii of reprisal iiRiiinst Amei leans.
TolcRrnph lines are down s'outh of
Junnv., the mill oad is cnniplctcl)
wrecked between Juarez and Chlliuahun
City and wiiroii roads are ilmiRerous
because of Villa's piescncp Boutliwest
of the Mexican town so that nothing
can jet be learned of the developments
south of the international boundary.
American niiniiiR companies liaviiiR
Aineiican employes ill isolated niiniiiR
tamps in tlie ninth have oidercd their
men to leave and make their wny to the
border bv wav of Torreon.
Kepmts rel.i.visl fiom I'liiutl to
Jitniiie. 'I'oneon nnd Liuedo -tatitiR
that L'000 aipii Indians of (Jeneral
Manuel DiiRiiez'R command had arrived
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that they meet every cigarette desire you
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any cigarette you ever smoked. That's
because they're an expert blend of choice
Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos, pro
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no other cigarette ever did.
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you prefer it to either kind of tobacco
smoked straight!
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R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winuton-Salem, N. C.
!..,,. ..'., k
there relieved the fears of the Ameri
can companies'' operating In thnt dis
trict. Thh did not change the orders
of the American Smelting nnd Ileflning
Comiiauy, however, to lm,o tlielr
American eniplojes In thnt cninp come
to the border.
flip feellnR of resentment which tlie
Carrana officials and military officers
In Juarez felt against the American
troops nt the tlmo of the crossing Is
giving way to a more friendly feeling.
When it became known that General
Krvvlu had positive proof that Villa
men were deliberately shooting into KI
I'fiso criticism by Americans on the
border changed to commendation.
lt became Known today that the
order to -cross wns received from Gen
eral Cabell June VI nnd was only acted
upon nfter positive proof of sniping
had been obtained personally by Colonel
Trancis Glover, chief of staff, ,ho wns
fired upon by snipers while investigat
ing on the river front.
Washington. June 1R. (Ily A. P.)
Announcement was made today by tliP
State Department that American of
ficials in Mexico had made strong rep
resentations to thp Mexican Govern
ment for the protection of Americans
in the disturbed nren of that country.
A resolution to interrogate President
Cnrrnuza on the action of the Ameri
can forces was said to linve i revived
virtually no support iu tlie Mexican
Chamber of Deputies.
An oflicint icport to the War Dp
partment today from Major General
Cabell said tlie Villlstns attacked by
American troops near Juarez were
known to hnve lost forty-five men killpd
and eleven taken prisoner. Casualties
of the American forces were two killed,
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two severely wounded nnd eight slightly
Wounded,
"Casualties Vllllstnft forces engaged
by United Htntes troops not definitely
known," said the message. "Thirty
dead Villlstas found In Intrcnehments
near race track just nfter attack by
Twenty-fourth Infnntry; fifteen dead
Villlstas in Vlllista camp nbout six
miles north of Znrugozn, Me., nfter
attack by re-enforceel cnvnlry brigade;
eleven Villistns captured.
"Civilian casualties in YA Paso dur
ing engagement between Mexican fed
cral troops and Villistns, Juarez, Mex.,
Juno 1!i to 10 nre: Killer Floyd Hln
ton, American, and Mrs. Kduvlgos Ho-
mlrez. Slightly wounded Aunstatio
Madrid; Augustino Oclfoa, Francisco
Agullar and Kmmn Parker."
King Alfonso Indisposed
Madrid, June 1S. (Ily A. P.) King
Alfonso is slightly indisposed. Hev is
remaining in his room on. the order of
his phjsicians.
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Carnal are JoWpvfrviierp m
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ARMY CAMP ON PARKWAY ,
Engineers to Open Recruiting Drive
In City Exhibitions for Public
Philadelphia will have a novel ormy
camp when the engineers and motor
transportation corps nrrive today and
set up their bendeiuarters nt Sixteenth
street and the Parkway.
The camp will consist of nineteen
army trucks, carrying an elaborate col
lection of war trophies, nnd n section
of tlie nimy Indnstrbil school, which
has been adopted for tiin training of
recruits. There will be our military
rchools on wheels, Including blacksmith
Iiir, carpentering, lithographing nnd ma
chinist courses.
The efforts nt tlie officers in charge
will not only be to interest the youn,;
men themselves in tlie army, but to
prove to the parents thnt they can trust
L'riclp Sam to take the best of core
of his boys nnd to furnish them with
an excellent xocntionnl education along
any lines that they might desire.
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