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URGES MERCHANT MARINE
The str-nnuliip S.'tt firf proved hm
iisht
ht to Kiltie off tlif tiny ut ihr. Wvv
York Shipbuilding ('onipniiv jnnlt Ht
Camilni todny tint thr rr.l of tin pro
gram, includini; the liinrlioiin. wn rm
rled out. '
Tbe fart that thr "cart mi- pln.-.-d i
before the hori" ami tin- ivintiirt i-rln
brat'nc the Inundiinr. took plnri liefnri'
tht rvrnt Up'-IC did pot iliiinppn Iip
ardor of 'Iip diner"
Senator Waltrr K l'dv.'-. formi-r rmv
error if N.-vi .l(r...v nimli- th, umin
nddnsv Ilr mlli-d ntt-mimi to the
nerd of t pvnt nifn-littnt unit-tin b
thp I ntted St:iti and -aid Hint thr law
making l.ndtc- Ht Vit-liitii.t.p uim'p de
termined tn I'nMet -in It ho ii Kiti.mttiiiti.
but Hint tin- lintm. ial pin"- n-n-i -Jill
bp di'idi'd iipMi,
Th, Spii ;mi w.'l '.I- IimiimIk.I at
fl :.i() t .morrow mm nine
Soniltor I'i'ki -aid. in pin I .
During Hi" win- tnni". or mi lont
when our rnntiirv a- piiuhciiI in tbp
war one f the tir-i . Hii--i ami im.-t
nwes-iiry pinolem wo tru-d to wive
vvn tho -hippim prohloin In unlor to
RPt supplies iiliroiiil tit mil- troop-, nnd.
of rourse. in order to help trail-port ii'ir
troopi. New .ler-e.v lia- hud a ino-t i mi
portant part in holpinu in -nl.- that itn
portanf problem We I, live -inn vein,
vpr.v largo diipv.inl- on tlip -here., nf
Nrvv .Ipi-xpj - Nnrtii and Smith .lersev .
and, of rour-p. there ure other inutllei-onp-
H U not ni po-item. in n wa
to makp ili-tinetnm-. hut I ho Wvv York
Shipbuilding plain via- m ooiir-o. m
business long l.ef,.re tho tiei-, jtjo-i nf
war. and at thai limp, their work was
of a r-cilMruetive i-hnnieter Tho) mot
the on'orgono) in -in i a .iv Hint I
IipHptp- 1 iiiidei-t.itid-- that tho jnnl of
tho pw Yni k Shipbuilding I 'orportition
i now tho largest ol am plain in this
eountr.v .
"It ha- not a-; mam wa- a- -oiiip
other plant.-, hut in scope ol niat"i-iul
liroparod to onotriiol emersenev simps
ami all llio.se Unties that go to mako
up a shipbuilding plant, is tlx- hngi-t
organization of Hip kind in tho eounlrv.
"Today tho entire world is depend
ent upon thi- counlrj in a liunneiul
way. in an ironomn waj. nnd aln o-t
in ever) other manner It mii-l hao'
OUI Mipplipt. It Illll-t llllP Olll tnniiPt
It mu-t havo our ri -oporatiou. and.1
of loutit-. tho one mothoil ot iran--portation
i tho niprrhant niaiino -or -ice
It i important that p mntmiu
the building of -hips.
"I was wry nun h ploa-nl !. r"
rpivp a pptitinn in tho parl. day.- of
my senatorial rarppr. signod hj l.i.il(Hl
vorkmen. of tho New York Shipbuild
ing Corporation, asking that ('ongip-s
prcvidi for and continue tho shipbuild
ing program. Of poutm-. how e were
to do it. from ; financial standpoint.
retrains for .nreful impiirv to docidr
We niu-it have the Anicriinn Hug on
nil ihc spviu spas nf Hip wmld Yo
mu-t have an Aiiiprioan iniTclmnt ma -rino
to transport Hip gioat produots
and commodities that air being fur
nished nnd produced by Ameriein skill
and labor. There is absolutely no ter
ritorial limitation to the sections wheie
thir country will eugage in tin com
nerct of the future, and it is not now
entirely matter of siniph ou own
business sagacity. It is ) inntte, of
duty that we prepare to furnish the
world with tin produ't of our indus
trial otiJcizaUjuis."
SCHOOL MERGER FAVORED
Judges' Expense Measure Also Meets
With Sproul's Approval
Ilarrisbnrg, .June I'l. Cnterinu- Wil
Ham ('. Sprout has appiinnd hgi-la
tion which will permit m-IukiI di-tin t
to consolidate scliooh- where it i- ml
risable because of -mall attendance,
under the supervision of tin- -lat.- boanl
of education.
Under the terms of the hill the -up.r-.
intendent of puhln instruction i- m.ni,
executive ollici r for the purpo-e and the
agricultural ilivision of the ISim-uu of
Vocational Kducation will furnish the
administrative process. line district
may consolidate schools, or two districts
or more may unite in a cou-olidated
ichool, furnish the transportation and
(.hare the costs. State aid for consoli
dated schools i limited to S.'loim t,, ,,ne
district annually, and an appiopriation
of 53TiU.O(IO is carried by the bill.
The (ioernor ha- also approved bills
increasing the allowance for expenses
of Superior Court judges froni S2T,(KI
to S.330U a jeni and providing for town
ship assessors and assistants in tirst
elnss townships for the valuation prop,
crties for the triennial assessment.
GERSON MEMORIAL FARM
Will Bft Dedicated Tomorrow Led
erer to Make Address
The Emily O. flerson l-'arni. on Skii- '
pack Creek, near L'ollegevillc. will be
dedicated tomorrow nnd the public is
invited to attend the exercises, which
are scheduled for .'! :3(1 p. m. Internal
Revenue Collector I.ederer will deliver
n brief address. The house 1ms been
fully equipped and will be open for in
spection. The farm has been founded as a
memorial to the late l.mily (joidsinith
Oerson and to perpetuate her interest
in the Children's Country Week Asso
ciation, in support of which she suc
ceeded during her lifetime in collecting
considerable sums of money.
The farm covers two acres of ground.
It comprises three buildings the house
proper, with dining room, reading room
and sleeping accommodations for the
house mother, n large dormitory with
sleeping quarters for thirty girls-, ami
a playhouse (converted from a carpen
ter shop), to be used in rainy weather.
It will be open during July and August
of each year, and it will be conducted
under the auspices of the Children's
Country Week Association, by whom
the running expenses will be borne.
Automobiles will Icuve the Chestnut
INU terminus of Eleventh street trolley
cars at 2:30 p, ra. und follow the Ger
msntovvn nnd Rending pike to Skippack
creek, where, after crossing n small
hridge, they will turn to the right nt
an old mill and continue for three
quarters 'of a mile to the first bouse
pa the right.
Papers Regarding $2,000,000 j
Claim Lost When Captain ' j
Alexander Is Drowned
LEGAL TANGLE RECALLED1
Ownership f $o opo. nn) minp in
Alaska in w-hhli the heir of Allan I
Smith, big gamp hunter and clubman
of I hi. ,.,r, . ,, in. died on April II from
a pistol wound, accidentally self in
dieted'- have n big interest, is expected
to he ptnhlihed h the recovery of th.
brdv of an nrmj niptnin. drowned when
n ship went down off Sitka
t'aptain .lame- Alexander. Hritih
nrmv otll - half owner with Mi
Smith of the mine. vn returning to the
I'nited' StalP" la-t wintpr on board the
I'rimow Sophia with Hie enpitalit who
liml gone i,, Hip northland to Tiew Hie
mine with the thought of purchasing it
When the I'nnee-s Sophia went down
Captain Alexander, hi wife nnd inpi
liili-t- were drowned, an the papoi
sliotting owner-hip of the mine being
ln-t w i tli the i npt'iin
The papers were in the form of ,i
grunt tnuii Ho King of Kugland eovei
itig tin "wnei-hip of the gold mine prop
ert known a- the Kngineer .Mini, neat
Telegraph Creek. Ilritish Columbia
Ownership without the papers could
only be loved after a long and doubt
fill legal prneoss.
To Probate Papers
Owen .1 Itoberto. attorney for Ch: re-
C Smith, administnitor of the Smith
estate ha- gone to Vancouver to pro
bate the paper-, winch include He win ,
ol captain
Alexander and the king s
grnnt.
Thee document" and other p.ipei-s
snid to have been found on the bo.lv of
Cnptniii Alexander when it iai.sed
from the sea are cxi ted to establish
the ownership of the mine m favor of,
the heirs of Mr. Smith 1
One of the most interesting legal
cn-e- of recent times was indicated,
when, first. Captain Alexander, who
was drowned when the -loHiiicr Princess
Sophia, of the Canadian Pacific Line,
broke to hits on the rocks, and then Mr.
Smith, the -ol tnainiiig person who
bad an inti're-t. died. ISeubeii O. Moon,
counsel for Mr. Smith, made a vi-it
to Vancouver, where several i taitns wtp
pending against the propertj In the
absence of evidence, all of which went
down with Captain Alp.xiinder. an in
terminable legal contest over the ownei -ship
of the property seemed imminent
It vva '!.'. xv Inn the papoi-, weie dis
covered on the IhmIv that light began
to dawn. The case now is aid by member-
of Mr Huberts'- law firm to be
clearing into a oomnarativelv simple
one.
WASHINGTON GREETS
DR. PESSOA TODAYS
Wilson Cables Message of Grati
fications on Safe Trans
fer at Sea
New YoiK. June
Or Fpitacio Pesson
1 -(P.v A.
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preside,,. -ei,s., of,
Ilrii7.il. who arrived here jeserday
aboard the steamer linporator. left for
Washington on a special train at s : I."
o'cloi k this morning. He will be the
guest of the American ISovernmeul in
Washington for several days.
Washington, June 21. I'pon his ,n .
rival here this afternoon. Pipshhnt
clest Pcssoa. of Ilni7.il. will be gllctlll
at I'liion Station by Acting Seentaiv
of State Polk and other ollh ial-. ami
e-corted to his Washington home by a
giotip of cavalry, after the prisidetitia'
salnro of twiuitj -one guns is tired. '
Tonight the president -elect will bp i
given n dinner b.v Vice President Mar- I
-hall and toinonow he will go to Mount i
Vernon as the guer of Sor rotary Ii.in
iels to lay a wreath on Wa-hington's .
tomb. Later he will be entertained ,y I
Acting Secrctarv Polk. Secn-tarv flla-s '
and Secretary Iletlfield. I
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President Wilson, tespoiidiiig to n i
message trom 1 tor thViSou. us,e !sec-
rotary Tumulty totlaxr trt express to the
president-elect his gratification that the,
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imperaior was ame 10 rcnuer assistance,
to the pre-idential party when the '
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I I eio II loi-i-r .-ill. in- I' .lie oeeti-ini.
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lisabbd. 111.' cablegram said:
"Th'H'.p nxpri' to the proshlfMit-plori
if linizil m. srciit Krntitiration that I
tin- Iimti'l'iltnr wiim nh!i tn ri.nilnr tint
t . ... ...... .... . . ,
-i i t n - "mm- uni iii-ii nit- I'niPi'r M'illliir
Ii'An- hi'catiii' (liuhl('(l nt srii.
DEAD OFFICER HONORED
Crotx dc Guerre Conferred Posthum
ously on Lieutenant of Philadelphia
The 1'reneh ('mix de Guerre hn- been
conferred po-thuinnuslv upon Second
Lieutenant Thurston I-.lmer Wood of
the Twelfth Artillery. C. S A ' lie
died of wound- received .lulj J1 . HUN.
in u battle a few miles niithenst of
Soi-sons. Lieutenant Wood, who lived
with his parents. Captain Albert X.
Wood. '. S. A., anil Mrs Wood. MI0II
Shunk street, hail previously been dec
orated by the United States Government
for bravery.
Word of the awarding of the decora
tion was received from the War Dcnnrt-
I nieiit yesterday b.v Captain Wood, who
I- in cnarge ol the branch hydrographic
office in the ISourse.
Lieutenant Woot! was twenty-one
vears old. He was a graduate of the
West Point Military Academy. He
was adjutant of the First Battalion of
the Twelfth Artillery and received I'-.
French aword for his bravery iu rush
ing out of his dugout at Verdun under
heav.v shell lire and rescuing a French
machine gunner who had been shot
down. He left for France with the
Twelfth Artillery iu Jutiuury. 101S.
STOP WARCRAFT TRANSPORT
Battleships and Cruisers Will Be
Withdrawn by July 15
Washington, June 21. (By A. 1'.)
Battleships and1 cruisers now ustd in
transporting American', soldiers from
France will be withdrawn from that
servico zy July 15.
Those now in Atlantic ports will not
return to France, but those overseas or
cu route will complete present tripe.
l.'irge paraboloid sound detector, for detecting the approach of an airplane lung before it rati be beard by the
naked rai . one of the interesting war exhibits in Hie detachment of army engineers and motor transport corps
encamped on the Pathway at Twenty -first street The unit Is visiting the city for Hie purpose of getting recruits
CHELTENHAM HIGH I
SCHOOL GRADUATION i
37 Students Received Diplomas
at Exercises in Elkins
Park
Thirlv --even
teiihinn Townsh
grndii.'ites of the ("In
p High Sibool. class
1!H!I. received then diplomas last night
lit till nimenceiiienl held in the i:ikius
Park High School, at i:ikin Park. The
class was one of the largist in the his
tory of the school.
Miss Doris Wiiaht of Philadelphia,
nnd formerly of (iliu-nl. . won thesulu
tatoi inn's honor--, and Mi F.lcuimr
Sliler. also of Obii-ide. wa- the vale
dictorian of the (da-s. Mi-- Ida l.ang
ham delivered the honor mntioii. writ
ten hv Mi-s Slifer
The address to the cla-s was ileliv
end b.v Ilr. C ge IMuanl Ce.d. for
mer.! president of Dickinson College,
and the diploma- were presented by Dr.
II. It Johnson, of the Hoard of F.diti'.i
tioii for Cheltenham township, to urge
II. Wiedner made the formal pie-cu-lation
of the alumni pin.
The members of the graduating class
w ere :
Mi-s III.M.inr llent Slil. r. I.ei,n..n1 l!o-:prt
snvitei. Ml-. Clara i: t.ner Vlr I.e. if....
Turpin. Upoiiip A Westph.il. I! I'.iul
shr.ilr llnuiiril l ivnl. Jr. Mh. Kti?..
I.Mh H llurlliurl. .Ml M..rE.ir K itl.r.s.
Ivv.ir.l I.e. b I:n. a. lin.-i i:i'z.ilii Hi c.
Ilehtr. Mis- Kilhleen M.irj Ahnott. M-
1 i(li H'l . X hell PM'iit ( c,'. . n
1 Nnth.in ll.imliur..r Vllss luii XI W'rUlit,
XIW IMti.i Xt. Iluuu-m'nw Mi'- Ituth A
JnM.n liixti'i- Cilarirr While. Uoninl V ,1
l Hum Until. .VII,.- (ir.o lt.-i.is 1'YMnk t.. r
ir.im Mlllr It.ret.l WllUnm .l.o-kson M
Xt,r II M....n-.i.i ll- iri,lh VI l.
;ll.r Vli- V1HU, VI Sl.nit. MI-s l,.inra
I- II UUttier. Xlls Mnttnn II Cinn.in Mi--
1 l.l.i K InclLiiii VIi-s rinr. nee T J, k. i
' Mia M.tiv ' ll.mtn.rl. Xtis- Thorn iliirin.
I.len.'is-n All 1 tilecante K rtethe John
.Alts-I llnch Itolett W 'lurntr li.iil.-t II
l.li.k . ..ii.l i: irl r Sn-n. r
OLD SWEDES' ANNIVERSARY
!19th
Celebration to Be Held
at
Gloria Del Tomorrow
The ninth anniversary serve e of
Jlori.i Dei (Old Swedes') Church, at
!i"'i Konfli W.ito stn.et ,,-iii i. I...1.1
tomorrow, the firt Sunday after Trin
I ity In the morning service the rector
'will preach a special serinon There
will also be spu-inl service in Junior 01
the memory of Mrs. Ida V Mai-rar-iand.
who was associated with the Sun
day school work of the church for more
than lift vears. A pew which Mrs
i Mael'ailand occupied will be dedicated
in her memory. Mrs. Ma.-I arlaud died
last March
At - :'!0 o'clock in the afternoon theie
will be a brief conference iu the main
Nnn.aj school rooms on tne goon ami
welfare of the church. At :i o'clock
the iisun,! organ recital will be held, and
at I o'clock a special sermon will be de-
. . . . .
Itvered by Rev. 1-redertck M. Kirl;us!.
oi 1 rituty niircn. it iimiiigioii. mo
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iiiii ii in which i thr Swodmh rnmrli
built one year previous to (iloria Dei
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noon program nf music w ill include se -
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n-ciio.is w .no-- onn ...-.in .-,.
, . ... ., .. 1 ,i i
contralto soloist at the Second Presby-
. :. M 1. '.'..,. C-l T.s. :.. 1
lerii.u vj.uicii. i in ioi,oo,o iiuiiiwi-.s
will ho rendem! :
! Orirn n StM-nwl Scm.ita
M. rkcl
! it rift VVurp
...lie.'
Stfhrj'nH
IWtlmv, n
MapftfHO. AdaKl". Allrgr
.'nntrallo nolo- "Tli rnti I
t irsan "Oh the I,illlnK Spun,
OrBflh '-Mlnuf1!
! Contralto unto
'Miriam . Soup of
nrinetki
. Triumph
OrK.m- --March from l.rnn
smphoriy"
Raff,
HONORS FOR WAR HEROES
Two Pennsylvanians in List of D.
S. C.'s Awarded
Washington. June L'l - ( Iiv A. P. I
(ienernl Pershing has made Hie follow
ing awards of the Distinguished Service
Cross :
Lieutenants Donald S 'McKay, St.
Albans, Vt. : William L. I.ekcl tde
censed), Knoxville, Tenii. ; Itiehard It.
Itnckwood (deceased). Wurtsboro, X.
V.: Jumes Cross, llelniwood, Tenii.
Sergeants Charlie K. Leninion, Au
gusta, fin. ; William .1. Ingodd, Al
toona. Pu. ; r.dward J. McXcrney,
Lowell, Muss. ; Lotus X. Moble.v, Cedar
Rapids, In.
Corporals Iterte L. Kiuknde. St. Jo
seph, Mo.; William II. Aylward, Wat
erbury. Conn.; Archie J. Finley, Win
ter, ilich.
Privates Claude A. Coran, Knoxville.
Tcnn.: Basil 1.. Duncan, Jonesboro.
Tcnu. ; William S. Yockey. Xeward.
O. ; George M. Thompson, Springdnk-,
Pa.; Mronislaw Kackreycki, fiOO I'ast
l.'lfilh street, Xew York city.
Graeco-Japanese Trade Grows
Trade between Greece and Japan has
greatly increased in the last two years."
Japanese manufacturers have care
fully studied Greek requirements and
quote tljelr goods against documents at
Port Said banks, which hi on im
portant consideration, siuce regular
steamers run betweru Port Said and
Piraeus', Greece,
BSHWemf itWat W 1 " laB!llBHBC3RiP'SMfe '
HELD IN COIN FRAUD
Man Alleged to Have Used Stolen
Store Identification Metal
Samuel lloflmin twentj-one years
Zo,l s;;:;:;:;:';:;,',;:;:;' in"..o bail
befnie Miigistinie I'.akiT today on a I
charge of suspected lanenv.
, Moffinan was arresterl ve-terda.v while
using a -tolen ioin in a Market street
, department -ton The i nin and
'jrwelry had been stolen from. the home
if .if Adolph Margolc.
1 111
Mm
South Sixth
than Sail)
st I. last week
wot th of men hand)
been bought on the .
lIolTman -avs Hie
1a I in b.v a stranger
is -aid to have
in -no c its theft.
oin
was givt ii to
EDUCATORS' STAND
rxixi iti l nooAll t-rv
ON 4TH ASSAILED
Recreation Heads Charge Au-
thorities Refused to Aid Safe
Celebration Plans
A I lev
tie- lo
Muting
'd failuie of the -ehonl nuthnri-co-opetiite
with them in pro-
-afe
and sane" celebrations
of the I'oiti'th of July is the subject of
coinplaint on the part of heads nf rec
itation centers of this city.
Some of the playground supervisors
i-hnrged that the school principals had
ohstruited the iipighborhood parade ar
taiigcd b.v the P.otird of .Iteercation and
intended to divert children from the use
of dangerous fireworks. I
These complaints were made nt a 1
meeting in Unom ."S7, City Hall, head-
.piarters of the P.oard of Recreation '
last night. Select Councilman Frank
"Willard aiinoiineed Hint he had several I
conferences with Dr Jtdin P. (Itirber. I
superintendent f schools, and other' " ""' ".og..s ... mii.niiii, jaurei
education ollicials. but that, after much ' "'"' I-nw'nii". huga- Notch. Kd wards-1
talk, no i-o-i.tieriition was received from villc, Ashley, Nnnticokc, Miners' Mills
the xhnol authorities.
I'. I. Ciidehus. supervisor of play
grounds, announced that oOOO boys and
girls would participate in a parade on
July 1 which will terminate nt Inde
pendence Square, where the youngsters
will witness the ceremonies arranged
b.v Councils and at which men of na
tional reputation will speak. The pro
cession will be headed by a detachment
o ..un marines iron, i.eague isianu.
('iilntt. f i'i., ii tint li-iiin ii ii 'i mn .'(if f nm -
menial Institute also will be in line.
The Liberty Hell will be taken from
liitlependence Hall into the stpinie. and
I In- children will dance around the relic,
HELD AS FREIGHT THIEF
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Reading Railway Detectives Arrest
Man Accused of Stealing Ginghams
Arrested b.v detectives of the Philn-
I ddphia and Heading Railway
in con
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' IH'I'I Hill til I IU' 'I llrWJiill ill OUWII U
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i m ii. (.,i r;n.n, . t ..,.L k.i.i
1 I IV C I I I I I .11111 I I llt'l 1 ?lll I'll. Will II fill
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I .;. ... ... .. .. ".,
.Magistrate .Mccleaiy, at itj Hall, hit-
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Kl-l.e ii ill ii o i'ia ii-i-iiin uiui 1 ooilll
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r-if-i-. - .1UI1.-.I
vania liailroau, has already been held
foi a further hearing in connection with
1 the robberies.
i Two other men arrested in the inves
tigation of the thefts were held in
Ct'.IUI Knil e.li.h ri,' fl fnr,lin Imii.!..-
i -"'" .. .. .... . .v. .. . I, .1.11., IKU, 111),,
although Ward refused to testify in their
case, i lie prisoners gave tneir names
and addresses as Howard 1!. Wnlcott.
of Pitman. X. .1.. and William Mat
thews, of South Lighth street.
GIRL SCOUT-RALLY
More Than 1000 Took Pa't in Affair
Today in Moose Hall
"To Introduce jour chum to scout
ing" was the object of the girl scout
inlly at Mnnc Hall. Ilroad and Master
streets, held this afternoon nt 2...0.
More than IIKIfl girl scouts from Ken
sington had live tickets apiece, and
many brought their fathers and mothers
and their I!oy Scout friends.
The program, which was in charge of
Miss Leona Maxim, assistant director of
the girl scouts, included a minstrel
show by Troop S,", a hospital stunt by
Troop 154, knot-tying by Jessie Stott
and Helen Kilbride, of Troop II (the
prize knnt-t'ers of all Philadelphia
girl scouts) and an jiddrcss by Sergeant
Victor La veil, of the Seventy -ninth Di
vision, who has just returned from over
seas. The Boy Scout Band of Troop (11
furnished music for the occasion.
-HUDSON"
Sedan, 1918, 7 passenger; almost
new; very attractive price.
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO.
OF PENNA.
851 N. Broad Street
TROLLEY FARE HEARING
Ot: I rUr INLAI VVCLrXl
Northwest Business Men Charge
Discrimination Regarding
Transfers and Exchanges
The bearing of the Northwest Itusi-
ncss Men's Association's complaint
against the P. It. T. for alleged dis -
crimination in the miming nf transfer
nnd exchange points will be held here
I by the Public Service Commission next
! Saturday.
The complaint. Charles I,. Pluck.
' l"'''!',',',1, "f the ns-ocialion. said today.
!i,i "Hon the free transfer nnd
three-cent exchange ticket system now
prevailing.
I "Thp older sections of the city, such
'as the northwestern district, are dis
critninnted ngainst." he snid. "There
are -17ti points in the city where n three
cent ticket must be used to exchange
cars and l.i.i places where freo transfers I
i are issued.
"Our complaint is based on the fact
that Hie majority of thpse free transfer
piints nrp so situated ns tn bpnpfit Hip I
citizens nf the outlying sections. wlio
get a long ride for their money nny-i
Low. and not to benefit those who live'
near the central section, and who are I
really entitled tn any free pass privi
leges that may be iu vogue."
An amendment to the original com
plaint is being made, he said, nnd will
be presented early next week.
The commission has issued a big
schedule of cases for Pittsburgh on
Thursday nnd has fixed Wednesday for)
hearing at Wilkes-llarre of complaints!
tiled against the Wilkes-llarre Itailway,
land lluglistowti, the city of Wilkes-I
Unrrc, Hanover township and Plains,
township, and Anthony I.ove Lynch. I
Other hearings will be held in Harris
burg. ;
Deaths of a Day
Dr. William H. Carroll
'
New orli. June LI. Dr. A illiam II.
j Carroll, reputed to be one of thp bpst-
known surgeons in nmthern New Jcr-
soy and noted for his courage in stnmp-
iug out nn epideuii" of .smallpox Hint
jn.twkci iMri,. n. j.. bnt thirty
'years ago. died last night in the Pus-
mnle (Jenernl Hospital. He was liftv-
!o(,1)t .(,un. o)()
I His death was due to heart disense
resulting from an attack of influenza
Inst autumn when he w.is working niiht I
nnd day to quell the disease among his '
111 1 f,A'n.,,,j
.ileliows
llis iiine.s.s wns aggravated by
the shock of the loss of his son. Lieu
tenant Gerald V. Carro.l, who died in I
an airplane accident at Kelly Field,
Tex., about a year ago.
Doctor Carroll was regarded as the
dean of the medical fraternity in Pas
saic. He was a founder of the Passaic
General Hospital, where he died, and
of St. Mary's Hospital there. He was
also an organizer of the Xew Jcrsev
Surgical Society, founded at Trenton
live years ngo
WILLIAM MANH150HPANY
Illank Hooka Looaa Iaf
Stationery. ITlt.tlni,
F.nzravlnir, UllioBratihlnr
Market St.
LXgTTI O NglM i
It Is Necessary
I That You Give I
m
M
The correct impression of H
P the character of your house.
& , Mann's Printed from Steel D
R letter headings will do it. H
J Ma' we send you sped- 9 i
j mens? I .
Phone Market 160 9 j
I 5:
Suit Started to Make Park
Board to Surrender Contract
for $621 ,000 Work
TWO BIDS LOWER, IS CHARGE
A new obstacle in the path of the
Kairmnunt Park Commission with rela
tion to the planned $5,000,000 nrt mu
seum results from a suit started In
Common 1'leas Court No. 4 to force
the members to surrender the contract
awarded to the Frank Mnrk Construc
tion Company for 5021.000 for basement
walls nnd preliminary work.
The suit which may cause an indefi
nite delay in construction work on the
long contemplated building at the fireen
street entrance to the park is biought
in the interest of the Standard Con
.struction Company which is said to have
submitted the low lump sum bid. on I
June I for S-inO.fiOO. I
me prneppuing names ns n taxpayer
I?;!1"".
" .-,,,.-,, i criH oui me iuci uiaii
r.dward lay & Sons were nlso lower!
bidders than the Mnrk Comnnnv. their I
estimate tiring sii-1,000.
'I he bids were opened nnd
read hv KM
Kirk Price, vice president of the Park
Commission: Sv,I,,pv w in:,i. ,i.
'treasurer, and ilnrnee Triimbn,,,.,'. i.'n.v the American Y. W. t
architect. No unit bids were read
now develops that bidders were required
to submit lump sum prices for the ex
envnrion. eroding nnd construction ,f n
rr. XZZX
; excavation, should rock be found.
": Standard Company, of which P.
II. Kelly, the bricklnyer nnd contractor.
is ine principal, tint low on the speeifi-
.T'TJZ "r"
; dominated where, the excavations were
tn be made. Its price for rock xvnx not
n fnctor. Hut the Mark Couipnny bid
low- on the excavation, iu the event that
rock is to he removed. II it contended
that to eliminate not only the Standard
Construction Compnny. but Fnv & Son.
i rock must be removed in excess: of
I '"'. 000 cubic yards, nnd that to figure
,ho I?rkiJ,ml,'n"J'.,.ne low bi(Ifl(,r' ,ll(,re
i mov0(
hum ue ,,miii cuoic yarns ot rock ro-
uaxman Back From War l
Wheeler Oakmnn. lending mo:, to
Mnbe N'ormand iu "Mickey." at the
Forrest, not long ngo returned from
France, where he saw some hard fight
ing with n San Francisco regiment, the
144th Artillery, known ns the "Cri.
zlips." Fighting is Oakman's particular
j forte nnd all xvho see him ns one of the
I principals in the sppptaculur combat in
l "Mickey" with Louis Cody will not be
.surprised at his brilliant war record.
yi 7 i g'iMSt.S "s "T7 fail1 iX "'si i. TipTff J-i Tjp
I If Hot for Cooking "
Fortune gas ranges have been made right here in Philadelphia for tha
last 30 years Philadelphia's original gas range.
The FORTUNE is beautiful to look at, and is the best ange for bafciag
you ever knew.
Glass doors and oven thermometer if desired. It has all up-co-the-rainuta
attachments scientifically correct in every detail.
On exhibition at any U. G. I. salesroom and the following dealers:
CITY
Frederick Sabln t. To.. Inc.. SS7 X. Urtad St.
J. Illatttrbnck & (son, 30(1 Marliet ht.
i. O. F. TrachMl. 830 Arch Ht.
Ita.uchold KuDnly Co.. 1011 Arch St.
I. I.. Biwhltr, 21SI rnnl.tr St.
A. nittnfr. lSSld N.. Klhli St.
flrtiv S- Dormer. Iltn f'ob.mhln Ave.
K. F. Robtrts. gOtJColamhla Ave. .
Jnrat J. lulclev a Son. 1S4S Kl.lce Ave.
Urn, O. Mjer, SIO W. Diamond St.
riilllp Cohen. I1S9 N 2(1 St.
.1. llorclfn tc Bro.. 0S1 N. lBtlt St.
Vtm. MomlMhtln A Co., 11131 U. finsiuifhanns Aft.
John O. Ward. ISM N. 11th St.
Vrrd II. l'ovvell. 1S11 W. Columbia Ate.
T. T. Uix-kett. ? N. ltlth St.
John J. narifr. 2S1R J. Columbia Ave.
Mm. N. Gitr-. 1019 W. Suq..fhanna Ave.
.1. J. Ilrlns, ?R21 Cctl.iinhfa Ave.
IV. F. lUnUrlilcr A Ilro., 2031 W. Clrard At.
Frank A. Dlrbl. 220(1 N. 17th Kt,
I."tIh Morford. 122 N. 12lll St.
Urtnkmtinn llroa.. 2611 lnnkfortl Ate.
Agriitt Werner. 1th and Ljenmlnir Ate.
NORTH I'ILAIIF.I.rlIIA
(.rfirre FatterMn, 2130 N- Front St.
VlVx. Mfldrmn. 23li N. Front St.
Frank TX-ken. 482ft Klllnt Sun Are.
Haw Mlllwrll. lMh nnd Wlndrim Sta.
liVorife F.ntel, 2123 Cifrn.nntawn Atc
C. llfrn-r. 2d and Wyomlnr Ate.
Thomaa Henry. SS61 N.Rth St.
Conrad I. Ktrmn. 2817 KrnalnElon Ate.
Cluis RaeD. 720 I.jrnmlncr Ate.
1 1 rlnnn. S720 Klln Nun Ave.
rank F""nn. S00J OH York Itond.
Wm. notle. 1 W. Alleclient Ate.
I!. Herman Meyer. SSJ1 N. nth 8.
n fl Weir. 231 W. '.lrnrd Ave.
Klnll'r "er Shetjpard Co . 11,d. Ate. Taill SI.
Adam llerle. 100 N. 12j,n St.
Jacob Ralh"& Hon. in f, L Chel en Ate.
j V rowera 56.11 Cnew St.
neoree IV Chili". Jr. 2.131 W. Ihtth Ate.
Sr(ts.tl"n. 2121 K.Cbelten Ave.
CbaV K. smith. 17 II. :Ji'rR'it
Harry Tlinmaa. 00 K. l l.te r SI.
X. Hi Walker. 1.22.1 N, 17Ml St.
II. T. Rlchter. S424 llerinantnnii ATe.
.TohnA"McVlh. 2001 Rlrtw Ate.
fleorire Selmlnn, 1S2 1 J) . Vork st,
1., Jj Vlttrronr. 11 W. R'tlnhnue St.
ha. Sv. KaVnpl'r. 11V N SKth St.,
I"n Sli"m,ker, 0 W. Clarfleld St.
Frank Iiroa.. laui & v.uuriinu
t, .., In,., a
HEATER or NOVEr.TT Tank Heater. Either furnishes you plenty ot hot water
14 hours a day for bathroom, liltcl.cn and laundry.
Wo mako all types of Heattnc and Cooklnc npparatua. so can give you
unprejudiced advice an to which method la bjest for your particular home or bulldlnr.
Consult your dealer or telephone or write us, or, better still, come to oar
attractive Factory Showroom where full line la displayed.
11 ''
TAKE 2 WEEKS HONEYMOON
Bride Wants Home, So She Again Marries Bridegroom ofx
Secret Ceremony and Has Same Minister Perform Ceremony
Married twice within two years, thp
happy two are away on n two weeks'
trip.
It's n rnmanep of wnr and a whim
of peace Hint resulted In the second
marriage.
The bride had always wnnted a home
wedding nnd so she had It, even though
she married the same man nnd had the
same minister perform the ceremony.
The second wedding vn performed
at (he home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hrooks Paul, (1H0
Chestnut street, on Wednesday after
noon, dune IS.
Thirty friends assembled to witness
the marriage ot Mrs. Irene Paul Kd
wards with Mr. Prank Stanley An
drews, recently of thi 302 linking Com-
I I"1"''-
Quite as n surprise came the
announcement by the Itev. Mr. Purvis
Hint the marriage vvns merely n repeti-
Un" nf "no ,1,nL llc 1,Q'' ncrformc'"' S,1'
tcmber 20, 1!1".
Only two of the'friends nt the second
BOY SLAIN FOR SANDWICH
, . ,
Opens Recuperation Camp for Those
Whom Germans Mistreated
New York. June 21. (My A. I'.)
A recuperation pump hns been opened
A. at lion-
Itlloctie. France, for French girls returned
from captivity in (iermnny, the War
Work Council nnnouncetl here last
night.
f J iris from the devastatetl districts of
northern France also will be .sent to
this camp. There arc hundreds of
young xvomen from these districts iu u
serious physical condition from under
nourishment, nervous strain due to
fright nnd torture at the time of the
German occupation.
iJJiUIIWMIWa'.WIWWHllWi
1 , ,. J 'ililHH1
liSoi'. "HZ sianaaras were noi muuu -j Si&5l .I'lffi'i 'W Pi M w
'Mi duplicated over niKht. Here. 4"? 1 I I
"j then, is a very different sort of jiK -xTf 1
'lR a place, with not only uncx- K 'fijt'l js JyJ!
ll, celled cuisine nnd perfect serv- W" Jjifrjsiyynil!
,0 ice, but with nn atmosphere v FyC .'VllNS&SLL-
,)P',; that is its xery own. (,M V&JPZa
j pjMyROAP ,T-,,',,y vmijut st. -'fy,
I. II. Itlrlitcr. SOU W. York fit.
Otto Str,nurkrr, 805S N. 15tU Nt.
lanlrl Cialley, 1421 Yenunao St.
Jienrite Smith. 2SI8 Cedar St,
C. It. Anlunny, 2S01 fiermantewn Ate.
Antnn .lakcht. S122 Kensinlton Ate.
B. Hunter. SSin Kenhlncton Ate.
II. Killed. 4401 N. Franklin St.
Win. Kntnnnn. StO W. Nnrrt St.
Ottu Gelmejrr. .1711 N. Fifth St.
wf.st I'irii.Arji.LrmA
W. .1. Wnllrr. 102 S. COIh SI.
M. 1. Tienlhnn. 131 N. ((2diKt.
Oen. IV. rainier Son. SS12 Market St.
C.en. 15. Wnl.l. 313.'. Lnnentter Ate.
Thea. A. I.nttrrlt. 3830 Market St.
Wen. S. lliuiMtll. O N. 10th St.
I.. M. MrFaaael. -1801 Weornand Ate.
L- W. Jlarrlnejten. 4625 frnodland Ate.
F. t. Mcfiarry 4 flea.. 4320 .nnriattr Ata
John T. Fallon S.121 Haterford Aw.
tea. V. Krltr. 4fllh St. uhnre Lnucaster An.
V.. n. Clark, 221 N. 13.1 St. "ma"
Ttnnerminn ft Co.. 01 N. 60th St,
Walter n Rhea. !8th Ht. nnd Ilnr-rford An.
Fleh.rd Firth. SSd "n Wharton Sta.
Jaa. F. Ilflillnan. 1H Vine St.
south rini.AiiKi.rniA
4. V. T.lndnrrn, 1838 Ja-kon St.
A. J. nii-trln. 1R2K Ft. 2011. St.
Joenli RlrhMto, 1117 K. 1'aM.tiink Ate.
J. II. 5ltlirlr. 1R25 S. 17th St.
Jnme. J. Doodv. 2724 Orav Ferry Road
Unhert Halle Co.. RIB K. ltlth f,t.
Frank V. Iiouahettt. lOSrt v.. I'aaiynnk Are,
O. W. I-onc, 1402 Federal St. i
stmrcRim
n. A. llertarh, 70SD Oxrori I'lke
e-onthampto, ra. K. C. KautTtnnn
Oak I.ane. Pa. J. J. Ifellt Conat. Co.
W. P. Muencl.. 70th Ave. ft York Road, Oak I.ane
Rranrntoa-n, Pa. Davit & Ilunslcker. Snencer Hi.
Cnvwrd, Pa- Aern Jorrenaen,
Wrncote, ra. Kdtvnrd Tyaon
NKW JF-RSEY
lladdnn IlelsMa. N, J. Condon ration
Camden. N. 4. P. R. Jet. 328 Federal St,
Camden. N. J. II. K. Runyan. 1898 Mt, Kphrala
ruinden. N. 3.V. ,. Tejera 4 Ron. tUtli Federat
I.. C. SlmtHon Pl.imhlnec V Heat. Co., 700 lleaadway
Camden, N. J. riatyly nnrlev Co.. Rrond A Plug
Cnit'en. N. .1. I.. N. Nelaen. 1DM Broadway
Woodlynne. N. J. J. Warner Dutnpbey, goto Wood-
lynne Ate.
RuedMboro, N. J. M. C. Sparka
rji.
ir. - i ran nnrl nn i-nal rnnmi ret a FORTUNE GAB WATER
ABRAM COX STOVE COMPANY
American and Dauphin Streets, Philadelphia
Alanufacturera of Bollera, Flpeleas Ileatera, Furnacei and Uancet Is
Philadelphia for 13 jeara.
ceremony had been present at the first
marriage and they bad kept tuft secret j
tor nearly two years, liven me parents. i
of the bride were surprised nt the mm-;
istor's announcement.
Mrs. Andrews wns divorced from her '
first busbntid July 2, 1017. The dny of '
her second wedding Mr. Andrews en
listed nnd left for Fort Hlocum. He .
failed June 7, 1018, for overseas. He '
returned May 15 of this ypar and hag
since been paying court to his wife.
At the wedding Wednesday the brldfl
wore a white satin gown with an ovqr-
dress of beaded white georgette crepe.
She wns attended by her sister, Mrs,'
Wnlter II. Forbes, xvho wore a gown
of pink taffeta, nnd by her seven-ycar-ojd
daughter, Kathryn Edwards, os.
flower girl.
The couple left Thursday for a trip
which includes Washington, the homo'
of the groom, nnd points along the Norths
Atlantic const. feU
Mr. Andrews is connected with thl
Frnnklln Sugar Hefining Company.
Ten-YearOld Boy and Chum Ao
cused of Fatal Hold-Up
Srrnnlon, Pa June 21. (Hy A. P.)
While on the mountain near Illnkely
yesterday, looking after the family cow,
Peter Ixnnpp, seven years old, sat down
lo eat n sandwich. Oliver Polder, aged
ten, and Johu Dell, aged fourteen, came,
upon him, commanding him to hold up
his hands, it is nlleged. According to
the police Denier pointed a revolver
nt Knnpp and it was discharged aa
Doll took the sandwich, Knapp falling
over dead. i
The revolver xvas htolen early in the
week from the room of n State Trooper
Mernfield, nt Mahon's Hotel, Olipbant.
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