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GOSSIP OF THE STREET
PROPAGANDA SEEN
Johnson Alleges Tremendous
Sum Backs Fight for League
in America
CONTINUES SPEAKING TOUR
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H the Aisotlateil I'iw
San Kranr-lsto. CM. IS -S.-imh.r
Hiram V .loliwmu. wlm l''f' hne for
rortlnnil Oro . to coiitinuo liH )fni-
in tour ngnlnst Hip loncie nf milium I
crufiinnt In its iiicvnt form. I.unl n I
ito.temo.it before ili-paitlng. nursing,
thnt in mlilition to llie lnrerr mltm-nt.-"
0( thp lerpiio there a mi orsniiii'Pil
nnil well finniKfil pnipnciuitlii enilein -
oritiK to create .rntimciit in it" fawir ,
nnd nl.i Biiolhpr element "llie Angln ,
Jnpnnpp propnunniln inil pres "
After pointing mil Hint there were
idmere iiilioonlPH of Hip leuKle of nil (
tion. Iip . ontinucl: j
"lloon.l those pooil people iIipip Is nn
orRiiturocl piopnrnn.ln. with miiiiincrn- ,
Me p.iblieiM inpn anil women strain- i
gnnllj protpptPil. tlip whule financed
bj a treinemlniii Mini oi mono, wliii li '
has M-bPil upon o.or.i uttcrnnoe, lina
pnpitnli7Pl oer imidciit ami ovcrv
possible mliociite, ami bj tlic strpnstli
of IIh nrpiniratloii. tiif threat of its j
piiblMioil ihiplrniuTP ami its 1ulli uo
of funiN lias pnilpavorcil to create n
public sentiment nnil b thp exorcise j
of its ponor anil mono? lias niP!iurnbl
miooccile.l I
"Morrm pr In mlilition to tin prop
nenniln the most clover nnil nstiiip pol
itirians cnrine withlnc for Hip Iohkiu'
and cvrrjtliiuc for political ailiuntnge. j
have skilfulb innnipnlnteil for political
purpose thp spntiniPiit thus irontoil, nnil
fen used for thp purpose inanj of those
who sincpreli niliocatc Hip Iciikup.
"Skulking bchinil theo two fonci. j
the highly protected publicity of the
League to r.ufonc l'enie. and Hip run
ning politicians, is another element, m .
inter and threatening, the Anglo-.Ii.piin- j
ne propaganda ntul press that lins in
jected into the contest much of it bit
terness and nhose rhief argument Is the
(heap liar norn epithet "I'ro-CSer
man." '
Senator .Johnson mil arriie in Tort i
land tomorrow, nnd mil speak nt noon
at a luncheon giini by thp Chamber of
Commerce Tomorrow eienuig he mil
speak at a dinner given in his honor
by the Republican Club of Portland
and at night he .will address a mass
meeting
After leaving Portland Senator .lohn
!on' schedule will take him to Tacoma
for n noon meeting Wcduodnj . to
Seattle 'Wednesday night and to Spo
kane Thursday night. Snturdnj hen ill
addiess a noon meeting at Ogden Utah,
nnd Saturday night lie will speak at
Bait Lake City Up is to speak Mon
day, October 13. nt Denvei.
NAVAL PAY HEARINGS UP
House Committee This Week Will
Consider Increases
Washington. Oet. Si. Hearings to
determine what increases in pai for of
ficers and men in the naval service ir
necessary have been planned, beginning
this week Chairman Rutler. of tin
House, naval affairs committpp, believes
pav should be increased.
Resignations from the sen ice are le
portcd to have bepn on the increase.
with the result that disintegration of
the sen ice is fenred The naval appro
priation bill cut down the appropria
tions so that many men haie been ro-
t.irned to private life, and it is said
there are not sufficient creus to man
the ships at fighting strength
Emergency legislation this month is
proposed by Mr. Hutler to meet the
situation. The naval bill diseontluiipd
'( ommutation of shore iuarterf to officers
on October 1. while they are sening on
ships. That amounts to S.'!0 or sa." u
month, and the bill pioposed would be
retroactive to October 1 The naval
rommlttee has reported this bill to the
House.
THREE M. E. PASTORS QUIT
PRESIDENTS ILLNESS CHIEF
FACTOIIN STOCK MARKET
Absence of Executive From Aumerous Conferences iot Calcu
lated to Inspire Enthusiasm itP Immediate Outlook
HTJK WOI'M) be a bioie man ulm would irntuie n predii tlou on the
XI (ourse of the lk ninikel at the opening today, or would iditure
eicn a general prediction for the i inning week." was the answer to n ques
tion liv a broker in the uptown dlstilct during the Saturday half session.
Tlieic'is too much pending. Iip said, mid eier.ithing su pending seems jut
now toinrij an oMiggeinteil Impoilnme
Vo one knows what mm happen in the President s condition oieinig it
or what angle the steel strike mm take, nnd the enfoiced nbsenic of the
Piesidenfs guiding hand nt the labor and capital lonfeienie is not ..licit
htcd to inspire cnlhusWsin hi Hie immediate outlook, he said, nlthoiigli,
lie leinarked. he had not the slightest niKgliing us to the final outcome.
What eien one should do under the pieseut ilrcumstances, he iii.l. li to
eieiclse the greatest amount, of patlen.e A good deal of, the unrest In the
w oi Id todai-nnd it i pretty general Iip said-could be traced to the failure
to exercise the gift of patience nixnti.nl periods ' oo many people of
Impor'nn.e hnie "gone off the bundle.' nnd thnt. he added, is nhnt he fear,
most in .onnedioii with the inpital nn.l lahm conferenie.
Conserintiie lookers n.e mliising agnlii't pur. liases except nn reces
sions ... ... .. .. i y ...... I' .;..
Brokers Talking About leel i.orpornnon s i-,i'"
. , ..,., flnnniilnrs n I , Inlklllg nhnllt I he enilllllgs fill t
""""' " '". ' .. ..,.1 l. .1... ll,,.,.- ill
., 1 ......1 U..tn. t.tn1 1 lit 1,111 IITirtM . H I II ,1,1 II III.' Ilkii,, " .
HOl IP Known I
declare the iliiiileml A banker
i.Altiv illsciissid so snoo may arise
l.nt more likel.i Hie statement of
n few d.iis
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IN ATTACK
OPINION DFHUGHES
I subject to the test ot aetunl results,
The fonner Is prophetic and uncertain.
I The latter Is absolute in Its accuracy.
"Is Congress to be denied the right
to employ on absolute measure or a
combination of the two methods be-
canse in the past It has employed, with
.unscientific anil unsatisfactory results,
the innccurate method of prophecy? We
nnu miming in tne commerce clause 10
- warrant auv such limitation. -
r i rn..!- ts Dt "The right of n shipper to have his
Grouping Of Carriers tor Kate- wimmodltles tiansportcd bv each com
mon cniner ni u icasonnuie laie ior
ach set vice is a mere coin mini law right
that Is as subject to the dlscietiou )(
Congress under the commerce clause.
"We ninj pioperly assume that Mr.
Hughes's ciltlclsm of the provision
states the doubts as to Its constitution
ality as. confidently and cogently as the
situation wariants. Ktuther examina
tion of that opinion suggests thnt ic
chief basis for the writer's conclusion is
the piopositlon thnt itie shipper cannot
be ic.iiiicMo pay ntij thing more than
leusoiiiilile for rnch sen ice, u lid that
T pajineul of the established rate,
without lighMo lepaiatlon, concluslielv
nnd linnlli establishes the right of the
uiriier to ictain the sum thus paid. AVc
ml nothi k in the constitution to justify
that i .inclusion
BUY FROM TEUTONS
PARIS PRESS URGES
Making Purposes Is
Defended ,
CUMMINS BILL IS UPHELD
France Is Disinclined to Let
Hatred of Germany Interfere
With Business
PLAN TO BETTER EXCHANGE
from every advantageous offer as the
Oermnns make machinery ami other
articles which France needs. This is
considered in a way ns making out ot
thn enemy, inviciv of the immense
differencn in the purchasing power o(
the frnnc In Germany and its purchas-t
ing power in other countries.
Mercler to Become K. of C.
New York. Oct. fl. The supreme
board of directors of the Knights of
Columbus hero hos voted to confer
honorary membership upon such "emi
nent Catholic personages" as the board
may designate. Cardinal Mercler will
be so honored nt Scranton, I'a., on Oc
tober J- uoiumous .Day.
RAIL SAFETY DRIVE BEGJNS
New York Central Employes Meet In
Albany, N. Y.
New York. Oet. 0. With n meeting
una nucrnoon in iioany, n, 'safety
squadron," ot the New York Central
Itallroad opened a twcnty"-thrce-day
tour ot leading cltlcs'along tho line as
Its part of tho "National Ilallrond, Acci
dent Prevention Drive," which is to in
clude the whole country from October 18
to 31.
In each of tho cities on the schedule
there will be meetings to Inspire co
operation toward the elimination of pre
vcntablo accidents.
fin the thud
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when thei will
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ne hiiowii iiiiim " ........... - -- .,,,. C
letn.irKPIl IIIIU llie le.l-iin in'- in"1
fl cm (he prominence of Hie stPPl sink.',
.luilgp !nri liefoip the Snnlr lomminee
.1. . ..!.. P tli ennenrn is thp lenSOll.
W ll.lls I1EO us hi nn- w.i'i'- .,, ., - , . tl
He said that Hie sttifce Mould not haie nni effect on Hip earning hgurcs.
11 ... ..... . i imi II. )un L.,i,l tliuf uiiiin .Inilfo
ot .all.. I until sscpicmoc. .- " ; - - - -
the .orporntion s proieiti s worm p.. .m,, ,.,... ...-. ..
Imp ullue oi ine .oiiuiuhi m" -
ns it was
linn nlni Pil
been n good (lenl of figming ns to
inn. he s.n.1. Ciom sl.'.ll to S'J.50
Call Loans the Most Unliquid of Bank Assets
, .....Miml nf iinlilislilii" the inri.nis tales
u.onei .cb la bv the New Voik Stock Exchange has brought out a lot
f ,"1T",V 'gPiiernUiPptpll bi tho public that H.psp so called call lonns
'tout the most 1..,ui.l nssPts which a bank .oul.l hold: in fa... Hipj haie
uiil ms n sp.nn.lnri iPseri- V. Abbott (ioodliue. u.p prpsi
dom.f Hi "'r " Xntinnal Itnnk of H.,v..,. has this to sa, on thpsubjea:
ueni oi nn i u"i .,.,.i ., n ,,,,', nnlt ent nt, p in fnir
"U'lien one leJlir.is inni u s.i-i-,.i.u . .... ...... .-..... -
piI,p. ltd is. in fn.t. the most iinli.i.n.l ussct i.utside of n ...oitgiige n
1 1 ,L I. . I. seems reinarkablo thnt this form of imestment has con
es for ".all
W.nliiusloii. Oct .'..Taking a stand
illicitly cunt mi to Chailis Kvans
Iliigh.s. who leeentlv attacked the
Ciiinmliis iniliond bill ns tin. ontitu
tlnnal. on the glouu.l thai it soiighl
to legiil.ite eviess enilllllgs of lallmiliN
mei nnd nboic it fair letiim upon the
inliie of their propcrti. nttorneis for
the National Association of ltnili'onil
Sccuiitips On tiers nnnounced icster- Cle.nli Kight of Congiess
ln,.";r,pinlour7uil,;iin,i!r,he Zl . Y-lusion ""Iti
...j nt i'i.n of -Ri. Milling carrleis Oito competitive
The opinion, prepnr.d bi' I'm ncv ''as fni the purpose of rntcmnktlig. ac
Inl. "ton of Itirn.lngha.n. was .on- cou.panlci bi appropi, ate provisions for
.."." i i i... t't i... i.. i t,.i, -Milts the UBiiiitloii of excess ininings is
bourne, of New York: .lolin S M'iller. ' clearli within the power of Congress:
of Cliuago, nnd Hugh I.. Hon.!, ot i nnd none of the ciitlciin dice, ted
llnltiinoie ' against the pro. ess of critlci.lng the
The contention made In Ml Hughes , pioiisinns of the originnl dtnft of the
Itlint. as the rates "must he uisf nn I i Ciininilns bill, which has been brought
1 rensonnble, they are theieforc lawful." ' to our attention, disposes us in any way
lis answered by the statement Hint 'he , to iUiilif oui (onclusiou.
I intes are to be fixed for gioiips of rondt "Singular . onfusion has a. isen out
nod what mn be just nnd icasonnble 0f (jlc i..uctnn.e in ceitaiu .pinrteis to
1 for the gioup iiill be in cm ess of the i reeogiibp the fin t thnt a late mny be
j le.iuiicnients of sonif, or the iniliiidual reasonable for u shipper to pa, because
loads within the gioiips. f t1(1 llr,0,iti f sustaining competi-
.lies linse.l nn AwwjIp Hie agencies ior trans loriiuioii, m men
"It is erroneous to conclude that the
intes nie just and leiisnnnble for ivcri
. iirilir to letnin inereli because (on
ness has .stnbllsh..l tlieni," snis the
nninion. " 1 hoi
not tor an particular ra?ner or 10
nin speeihe sen ice bi anv paiticular
.inner, the are to lie adjusted to it
would be whollv unreasonable for in
I dividual .ariieis to deinnn.l if their
'.use alone ioie being lonsl.lcrc.l.
' "This n.cossitv would nroduce re
ave to lie established 'turns lor ceitnin carrleis in ench com-
petitiic gioup so oMPssiic ns to stnuu
sttiniuling bio. k to inies nuequntc
sntisfnctor.i mm mid teserve
wen
i.. ... I.., hi ll seems roil
III. I. I. . III! IIUI...
. . . ....... ., t.. I.n reiTnrileil lis
tlniisMl lor m mnii ?.- - -- . . tl t " ,wir111t. llllnii,iM
"", , I . ke "s . ccep n.v n's icndily mnrkc.nble llni-id asset. I n.,1
hank' i tllP tntinUV Konrrau jimu,.i .1 ,....,, ... ....,..-...-. .-;
surplus funds bi pun nnse oi .... ny.s ..,, , ,u. . . ...
elearniB losses bi sale of thesp bills, the Amen. nn Importers.
1 HH"". . . , .... ,,f ,, t ,,.,n.. ,U
luinkcis innnoi unoi nuurais m n i... ... -
and
I he larger
da -to .1.1
good then
eMiorters. investors
count market "
Influences Affecting Security Market
r.illowing nie Hie .ouinients of finnncipis on .ouditions nftctin,' Hie
sio.k and securities markets mcutl.i .
S. s llu r' .i.l L-A.l..Hnl ln...i. inlliieni e pre .IIICO
Ilr.tlliAi'u A in. ' rnii-mi .n.i.. .....
ileiel necessnri to sustain trnnsporta
I Hon in the aggregate or in the gioup
"Thei are not. ns eirnnejusl ns-
siimeil b Sir Hughes, 'deemed just
nnd icasonnble for the seuites ren-
.l.ie.l ' On the contiai.i. the are ex-
piessli declared to be tiecessaril In ex-
. ess of what Is just and iiasonable tor
1 the seivice rendered for particular enr-
,1101s The nie nevertheless just and
lensoiinble ns n unifoini into for the
shipper to pa , ns it is obvious just
j nn.l reasonable for the sliippei to pay
iwhateicr is iiecess.m to k.ep alive the
I essential agencies of ti.inspuituti.in in
jrouipetitiie ureas: but that is ler.i ill t-
feient from the assumption that rates
i nude on a group or aggregate basis hav"
( lit 011 declaicd to be Just nnd rensonnble
jns to eier cnirler and eien service.
" 11.1 such conclusion rests upon the
! hipothpsis that Congr'ss must per
'petunte that disci eiUtec method of es
tablishing rates iilncn is bnsp.i ex
as 11
to sustain ttanspoitntion ns a whole
unless the escess is regulated. Denial
of the light of Congress to deal with
the excesses thus prodiiicd is tanta
mount to u denial of the power of Con
gress to legulate and conserve com
mon o. This excess is obviously a bv
produ. I lesiilting fiotii the exertion by
Conirross of its regulntorv poller. We
enteitnin no doubt whnteier of the
power of Congipss. under npproprinte
legislntlnn so slated, ns to denionstrntp
with nc mac lust 11 lint is bciug done
to administer this b product in the
geneml public lnleiest in transporta
tion. No shipper can complain; and
ns it is n ginlmtoiiB cm ess temporarily
conceded In Cong ess oipr and above
n reasonable leti.rn. it Is difficult to
iisceitniu am sound basis for torn
plninf b the mirier."
RAIL CLERKS MAY WALK OUT
11 llie Associated I'rcss
Paris. Oct. (5. Kiencli newspapers,
in articles dealing with the resumption
of International relations on n prc-wnr
basis as scon ns the eipl of the state
of liar is officially declnied. Indicate
that, lu spite of the feeling which exists
against the former enemies of France,
commercial relations between France
and (id iiinii.N will nt once develop on a
large scale.
1'icn the conservative press, including
papers like the Intransigent!., nie i
advocating undo with Oermnny as the
only lemedy for the uufniorablc positicn
.if French exchange, llelatlons with
business interests on tile left bank of
the Rhino 1110 paitieulnrly favored by I
the piess.
Official sanction to immediate ic- I
sumption of commerce nith (iermnny t
was the interpretation given in some '
qunrteis t. the statement in the Cham
ber of Deputies recently of Louis Klotz.
minister of tinnnce, when, without i
naming (iermnny, he said Frame I
should buy fiom countries to the east, '
11 here the rnte of exchnnge is faiorabte.
rnther than ngginvnte .the position of i
France, the I'nited States nnd Great
llritaln by increasing the balance cf
trade ngninst Frnncc in those countries,
The point of ileiv hold in .nnsprin
tiie qiini tors of France is Hint in buy
ing from (iermnny the nrticles pur- I
chnspil must bp cnnsl.leie.l apart from
the nationnlitv nnd indiiiduality of the '
sellers. It is held Hint n Hi ench buyer
cnn. without abandoning an iotn of
sentiment ngninst the (iermnns, profit
ELElJrJELEi-AJ
MOTOR-TRUCK PRICES
Have Not Been Changed Since Jan- t
qary 1st, 1918
I Yz-Ton Chassis, $2350 F. O. B. Detroit
2-Ton Chassis, $2600 F. O. B. Detroit
3V2-Ton Chassis, $3350 F. O. B. Detroit
5-Ton Chassis, $4400 F. O. B. Detroit
FEDERApSALESCO.OFPHILA. '
1830 Market Street w :
IIHIIIIII'I IIHMIlii t - ... !.
nL..iin at work in an effort to .heck tho periP'tl natural uuiitsn speciiinuou i,,ls,P, ti, ,.ost f Nni,. f on(.,
inn ... pi ogress Mon.laj 's mono intes wcie suddenly adianccd to 1.. .er paiticular seivice. Neither eie ' nor D L and w. Men t& Take Vote on
. c.i- .r..,c. f the dai's loans had boon nrrnnged. and the same piocess mluo ot each service is capable of sat-
t""l,af I t-'ner c . . o ncv on Tuesdai For eighteen months this IpHpi- ' ,sfn. tor, pioof. The .cost lanes with Question Today
produced r ;' ' , enoimoits iuircase of the bouow.ng eier shipment and iiitheioii earner. srllIlton, ,),t (!.-Cle.ks employed
bus consistontli urgeil utiPnt on 10 .. " ., . ,..,, Hi,.,.,,. . iedit The lalue of the semce is difieient for , , ... , , t ... .
powerof the noihl. but especiallv of this. ountri. with its ma,, iltic n t.ie. t si,ipp,.r. bi the Delnwaie. I.n.kuwannn &. West-
ecord, bi the Issue in one foi.n or another of filly SI ...,0(IO,0(X),00( o I ltnllioa.l from one cud ot the s.is-
natio. ml ..edits b, .onso.i of the ,,..lrcmciita of the giest liar. If mi. , Kesulls Are tie es
issues nil to .icn.e an eno.mous ndi.ui.e in shinties markets m.I.ics it , ong,c;? niui nn. i.b b iiiukn '
ibasod du tin best awiHublo tlutu nitb ,
.. ttl U. U tloof tmifs if llflk. IflHi'fJ.
Will III' UM- in -- ui'" - i" . ,..,i
r-irstairs A Co. It ii to Do pxppririi iL nn- im
it- llflL '
t. : iii, nTimfiPfl tlint tho HtixU inaikot w net
, 1 1 n ' "' ,rti .. , i i e .i
.. . ;.. . :.. ., in, I. i m i'eiik.ii nni hi i iif
in rather uncerta u fashion during a periou ... ........... .s ........ ... ...
try is soriousli ,11 Very substantia' alliances in the general list .luring
, out tr 'sf"' . , , . f ... s.,.ci strii,u uluuBht about
nsderabe . ont tnkiiig. wbi.b. along in... higher nione.i rates naturalli . ,,
has found relloition in a general! lower trend for stock-market values ,3r
While he steel strike probabl Mill not be called off until after the nsh
ngton onference. signs are not wanting to show that it mtunlly has
based on the best mailable data witli
the hone that the into sriuctuie thus
I guessed at will pioduio u icnsi. lable
iipturn. or it mni peiinit intes which
nie ielattv.li just unit ticc tioni ills
elimination but which, so far as Hie
carri. r is innceiuetl, nie tcntatne and
.Hiding to 1'. .1 (iatinon, the president
of the union.
There are ,1-00 cle.ks in the union
mid the purpose is not to older a strike
ininiedinteli. Ilnthpr it is to be prepared
to go out ut once should their wage de
mands he lcfused.
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Mattel
TW wnvTrt nnw.ni-R.T a imW
... ... .he ndinn.nge of the rnilionds. There mKM K$J J T A l,tU'lJJJUSSi
S "" '""I "" "' -.. ... ..!... ... 1 - ,,n,. i usa-tJ's.Bsi ' .-s.-
annears n growing polic.i nmoug the inigci iuiiu.ai.i,i .u "' '""'v r, '
The distribution o stockholders of long withheld p.ohts. If the bupre.ne , I...I. Seies
oi hip uisu.uui ,!., i... , iP11, s , P not taxable as imoiiie, I 1002 . --
ourt shun line mis uiuinu ..us .....v.. .- , ..
there probably will be n large number of corporations to make such pn.i - i.
tho .letcr.nining fe B H & A. W
Other
The steel strike seems
factor. Reports from
....,.... p in ii.oi.wli.iii Wilson's illness will be
factor in the course of the stock market dining the next few dajs. Reports
om his plnslcians on Sat.ir.la wore reassuring, and if improvement ...n -
sop shown bi Mr Wil.on up will probably hnil sto.ks follow. ng u
more sten.b course. Meanwhile, financial interests are mm King time
deielopments Mere satisfneton as the ne.k enue.l.
... .i nn,l la nn timper nn liniiortiint
Washington aNo indicnte an .arl intlflration of the pence treaty bS the
Srnnleelier A Co. In the fine of niJti.i n.heise .ouditions the market did
not react as much as expo, ted This indicated, as has been the .ase for
".me time past, that stocks are in MionR hands, milroada haie been act
,n" faiorabli. as opinions prei.ul that s01ne legislation will soon be enacted
which Mill settle this all important onest..)... Other specmll stocks are
still on the upward trend.
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Philadelphia Tumnemeindo
School rtoutna SBtmbr 8th. OyrniiaatlM
Swimming, Orawlne and I Needl-work to fall.
rn 7 to 13 nara for 17 per year. Knrall
low RonsUt. flrnart and Columbia Are.
flilUlT KKIIIKK NOUIll. M'HOOI, Or
KXI'llKHSION AND hTAIiR AKT
Public Speaklnif, Hto.y Telllnc. i0
ITU Ch?atnut Btreet Spruce 8155,
Our Graduates ar tr conatant demand for
eooJ-p;i Idk poaltlons. Gren Shorthand,
the eaay spee.ly astem. Completo bualneas
and secretariat cnuraea Day and Nlrh.
Classes Intenatia trainfns. Knroll
anv lime Call or write for full
particulars nnd oatnloffu".
p.m.v. itirsiN'Kcm ror.T.Trnp.
rjfl. nn,t t-olleBe nf Cnmmerre
iuw i i.fstnur w... I'miaaeiphift
.ii.iie M omen nn.l filrls
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL ,
I Oreat Shorthand. Touch Typewrltlnr. Uoo.
' kMplni Stcratartal Couraea. Djy.fc.Nlght.
,.,. 1 12Hl, Morrla . I'aaayun Alj.
Aliiambra Mat DmtJ,i:iii u .
TIlK
n,,1 Ml In
Mil Unil.NKSS Tit Alt.
0:D L THOMPSON STS
,MAiir.r.u ia,.
Lax Ideas on Cards and Dancing As
signed In Baltimore Action
llaltlinore. Oct 0. Three llethodiit
Episcopal pastors in thlt district have
.iiit thnt deiionnnatioii the hint week
because of ollesed lax ideas of the
thurch on daneins and card plaiinc in
direct opposition with the old-time
Methodist principles. It is averred.
bI.a ft... fil.Arrn.l n,tt iiffn tin nnvn.iiunl I
nf tl.r. nnwnrK-tlinr-liP in Tin. chord. rm MAMT &'.'D AUOVE MAnKITr
(...AIIVS IB'Ut. In
I CAnrB 1ST 1.ANCASTCK AVtt
L,tirL'E-r ilATl.ST.i: DAILY
HLANCHK HWBKT In
"THE CSPAllDOXAIII.f: SIN '
APOLLO
TRAM KBIilAJ"
TIIK .MAMTi: MN
LIBERTY
! 0K LANE rOUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
Uallaola to all Phlla. throuuh autobus serr.
Klnderaarten through to roller preparation.
I nljne 1'hlla Ho P- Phon. Melroa. 807
P.SvntM 1 Mioni Sngllah, InguagM,
friVatC t-CSSOns Mathematlca. HUtory.
UlfS WILDMAN. IB57 Itar St. I.ocut 09
Phik. School of. Design
for Wopien
nrna.l A llniter St Iteopens Sent. I!9
Full courses In Art nd Industrial Art.
Teachers Course, 1'iactlcal Designing In all
Its branches "Uustratlon. Fashion Illus
tration In.erlor Decoration.
Faculty Includes II. 1) Hnell, L. O. geyffeM."
O. II. Harding H Murray and other dis
tinguished artists and designers.'
V. A It WinKKR, FFXT.OWSniP
to r.unoi'K rou design
UltOAD COl.UMHIA AV.
MATINKE DAILY
Kl.OHUNCB VIUOR In
TIIK OTHr.Il HALF
The Meredith " Dramatic Art , ,&Sr"im,
III s. I8tli St. Ilooklet Spru.e :H1
! Training School for Kindergartnen
(Formerly Miss Hart's). Junior. Senior and
r ursumuD courses iTimary methofla. it.
ac
Ml.. A. T. II.I.MAV
Men Walnut St.. Phlla.
ClinsiNIT lielow
10
in
AKLAUIA io a i mil 151- m
.MAlllH'KrtlTK r-1 AHK
' ll lliuu 11 I'll"..
had a bearine in the rcsiznatinnx.
The llev Jlelvin (i, Morris, nf Mont-
ford Aicnue Methodist l.plRCopal '
Church: th. Ilrv. I)r I.. Cookmnn
Baker, of the Seamen's llethel. Kast I
llaltimore. and the Itev I'. (' (iisriet.
of Kieter Memorial Alethodist l.piscopnl '
Church, -are the pastors who have re- i
ilgncd,
WINS WAY TO REFORMATORY!
'Hazleton Small Boy Gains Admis
sion by Playing Truant
Hazleton, I'a., Oet 0. NMne-jear-old
Charles lllackwell, who ran away
three times from home in the hope of
being sent to the Kis-J.yn Ileform
School, but was returned by the police
to his relatives after each ebcnpade. has
reached Kls-Iyn.
Findinp; his offense was not suffi
cieutly heinous, the boy took to playing
truant. City Attendance OBicer (leorRe
T, Hoffman obliged him at once by
placing him in the institution
THE MTSTEKY OF 'I UK OUAV TOWKRb
I -V-I 1CT BSD AND
L,VJ-U01 Mats li.to.O nn
Tin:
LOCUST STnKKTS i
El as U:3Uto 11.
IIAI.L.AWU Kl.lll in
VAi.Lur of 'inn uiants
AiiDM.nti:. pa.
OKVON. PA.
OI I TirnlDr BriOAD faTIlBET AND
BLULblKlJ SUSQL'KIIANNA AVE
r.Lsir. rr.m-.i-Miv in ,
witnkss) Koti Tin: DBFr.Nsr.
BROADWAY "'. & W
iiiBn ii-iriA in
LA I1K1.1.K nt'rlrlB
LArllUL in a. m to ii is r. m
r.t'.JKNF. O 11H1EN In ,
THE I'KHFKCT LOVEH '
CFDAR 0T" 4 CEDAB AVENUE
C REIOHTON HALE In
OH. liUY"
COLONIAL
Gtn,
k Mptwond A
13 and 'io i. m
i .wi btpai'IHT In
"HEP. KINODOM OF DREAMS'
mmnrec MUN ST. MANAYUNK
EMPRESS M "MATINEE DAILY
OEOROE -VTALSH In
"PUTTINO ONE OVER"
333 MARKET l;lu7n BiFtf."?
IILANrilE SWEET In
HIE US'PAUDUVAHl.E SIN '
r The Lyman School-, F
ynnPI -8 tOUTlt bT. Orchestra
llJLJCL Continuous 1 to 11
TANK GREY In
' Lhr KATIE DO IT
'BELCH KNOLL." 239 Lancaster Ait.
Ardmore, Penna.
Tlnprcarten and
tin a unH vlrll. JllnlOl
for ulrls only Hua aenlfe from West
Phlla i la Oiorbrook ana Merlon. Opens
Sept 2H Address
MISS M. II. STKEN. Trlnclpal
Primary for both
or and Senior School
YOM 6-& Af" MARKET UTS.
.M.A.WiN 2HIS. 7 and 0.
FLORENCE I.II.I.IMlrt In
wir IIISM
OVERBROOK nM
ANNYIl.T.T, I'A.
1 HHnHaaB3aala3aavSHaal
HBHawaaarSBBBBHaVBBBB
&. Haiarford
Matlneo Dailv
NAZIMOVA In
"THE RED LAN l'KK
IKIIWOV VALLEY COLIXOK. Coed.
.'0 mile- from Harrlsburff. A. B , II S ,
Mu U D'ureea Colletre. Academy Music.
Oratory. Art I're.medlcal Course. Terms mod.
AT I.ANTIO CITY
PAI APP 121 MARKET STREET
rrtLrtVt 10 A. M. to 11:16 P.M.
JIAUT PlOKFORIl In
' THE HOODLUM !
PR IMPP 1018 MARKET STREET
ANITA STEWART In
SHADOWS OF THE PA.I'
NEW JERSEY SCHOOL
ron
ATYPICAL CHILDREN
FAIRMOUNTA'ftS
TOM MOORE In
LORD. AND I.AIJY A LOT
PIIOTOPLAS
H E A T R E S
Orrned and Manaved by Members of
Tha Vnltad Kihlbltars' Atsatlatlan
THEATRE tan Market St.
n A M to MWnliht.
EI.SHB 1'ERr.VRON In .
WITNESB tOll THE I)KK.NHK
r A1V11L, I 0AM to Mldnlsht,
CTU CT THEATRE Helow Hpruca.
56 TH b 1 . MATINEE DAILY
1IILLIK IllIRKB In
"PEaQY"
VENTNOK TARHWAY AND B DMNEB ATE.
Marsala Park. Atlantlo Cltr, N. J.
A select school ot adjustment wbsra tpe
elsllied Individual medical and educational
...m.nt and training, combined With tus
... ,n. ..., r,i..i.t.jtM nf Atlantla City ell
D 17 "CKIT MARKET bT Ileloiv I7rii"!male. allmulato tha sraatest physical and
REGLN 1 It A. II to IIP m 'mental development In nervoua and back.
KINO BAOQOT In ' " I ward children Dstalla aent upon application.
"THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOVE
PIAI TH OERMANTOWN AVE
Il-l 1 J AT TULPKHOCKE.V
DFSTIN FARNL'M In
"A MAN FIGHT'
V.innir Men nnil lloia
HT,
EXPORT! FOREIGN
TRADE
DEVON
A,
MANOR
BOARDING kchonl nf (ha
highest type offerlnc mile?
preparatory and Junior colics;
oourses. Thoroughly practical
trainlnK In locatlonal work, vrhtoil
meets the demant's of tho hour.
Domestio Science. Secrotaryshlp.
Social Service, Art and Music.
Open-air school rooms, campus
ot Blxteen acres, out-or-doer sporu
Incluainc rldlnc
fiPJil? Vti&ZQ?, of.,n9 Ponnaylvaiil
nallroad. sixteen miles from Phlladelpkl.
In the historic Valley Forra reclon.
EDITH SAMSON, Principal
(llor ltO, Devon Manor, Devon. Pa,
UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD
EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION
r
Announces the Sale of , $
SURPLUS MATERIAL
Which Is Available for Inspection ai
Following Warehouses:
Wilson Point Warehouse, South Norwalk, Connecticut; Hog Island, Pa.; Chicago Ware
house, Chicago, Illinois; Erie Warehouse, Erie, Pennsylvania; Los Angeles Warehouse,
Los Angeles, California ; Baltimore Warehouse, Sollers Point, Baltimore, Maryland ; New
Orleans Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana; Metuchen Warehouse,' -Metuchen, New
Jersey; Corliss, Wisconsin; Liberty Plant, Alameda, California; Portland, Oregon;
Tacoma, Washington.
PROPELLING MACHINERY AND AUXILIARIES Engines, Marine, Triple Expansion
700, 800, MOO, 1600 and 2800 I. H. P. Propeller Shafting, Stern Bearings, Steady Bearings,
Stuffing Boxes, Piopellcrs, Under-Sea Connections.
BOILERS Scotch Marine 2800 Square Feet H. S. 15'-3" x H'-5". Water TulV, 2500 Square Feet
H. S.
BOILER FITTINGS AND ACCESSORIES Water Gauges, Gauge Cocks, Gauge Glasses,
Safety Valves, Soot Blowers, Turbine Tube Cleansers, Ash Ejectors, Hand Ash Hoists, Tube
Expanders, Fan Casings and Uptakes, Injectors, Superheaters, Steam Separators, Rivets, Stay
bolts, Tubes, Bottom Blow, Globe Stop and Surface Blow Vahes, Bridge Walls, Stacks and Fidley
Tops, etc.
ENGINE AND BOILER ROOM AUXILIARIES Condensers, 2000 square feet; Evaporators,
15 tons. Feed Water Heateis, 15 and 24 tons; Culinary, Feed and Filter, Fresh Water, Oil, Soda
and Reserve Feed Water Tanks, Centrifugal Circulating Pumps, Horizontal Duplex Pumps nnd
Vertical Simplex Pumps. Various Sizes. Ladders and Gratings, Revolution Counters, Engine
Ro'om Telegraphs and Lifting Gears.
DECK MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT Capstans, Steering Engines, Winches, Hawser
Reels, Windlasses, Ventilators and Cowls. Life Preservers, Metallic and Wood Life Boats,
24' and 2G Mechanical and Bar type Davits, Masts, Oars, Life Rafts, Manilla Rope, 1V"
Circ. to 7". Wiie Rope, V-t" to 1 7-16" Diam., Marlin and Ratline. (
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Conduit, Couplings, Clips. Clamps, Connecting Boxes and Fittings.
Junction Boxes, Plugs and Unions. Generating Units 7 to 15 K. W. Reciprocating and
Turbine Units. Switch Boards, Lamps 10 to 60 Watt. Motors, Blinker Lights, Search
Lights, Transformers, 25 K. W. A. to 100 K. W. A. Lead and Paper covered and Duplex
Steel Braid Wire, Lead nnd Paper covered Cables, Cord, Fuse Plugs, Fuses, Switches, An
nunciators, Stoiage Batteries, Bells, Portables), deflectors, Solder, Tape, Electricians' Tool
Boxes and Tools.
PIPING, VALVES AND FITTINGS Pipe. Brass. Copper. Lead and Steel Black and Galvan
ized; Seamless Steel Tubing, Copper Tubing. Valves, Flanged and Screwed; Brass, Cast Iron,
Extra Heavy and Standard, Globe Angle and Cioss, Gate, Angle Relief, Check, Back Pres
sure, Chronometer, Manifolds and Reducing. Fittings Ells, Crosses, Flanges, Tees, Bushings,
various sizes, bxtra Heavy ana standard, mack and Galvanized. Brass and Galvanized
Unions, Gaskets, Lock Nuts, etc.
Ml SI.
or
Steel Shapes, Plates and
R 1VOI T 02D AN'D sansom STH
niVULI MATINKB DAILY
RlIOE.Vi: OI.R1E.V In "A"-1
"TIIK I'KItKKL'l' I.OVBK
DI mV MAIIKET fiT. I1BI.OW 7TH
rVUDI 10 A M to II IM
'rrt tnftnTi ,
TOt MOORI2 In
"IIEARTSRAHK '
Abroad st. auditorium nDo
POIIOTHY OISH in
yur ut j.uun.
road a.
Itocklani
I ICCI IKI MARKET BETWEEN
L.IOHU1V1 BOTH AND SOT!!
ALD-BTAR CAHT In
'TE OTIIEU MAVB WIFE"
tUKliNn MATINEE DAILT
' 11ARION DAVIES in
DARK UTAH"
'ti'EFFERSONSE
.. ffldlV WHVI.WV In
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1 ' T JaH'UICLI. r.EW.8 In a.
FRANKFORD
1IA11EI, NORMAND In
"M1CKKT"
4715 Kranlitord At.
FRANKLIN T,"SnoANF,AcT,sn
Dononir oibii in
"NOBODY HOMB"
20TH AND DAl'PHIN
MAT DAILY
GREAT NORTHERN W'aT
MARY I'lCKKORD In
"THE HOODLUM"
eOTH WALNUT 8TB.
IMPERIAL
MINNA IWH.I in
Mata S 180, Eia. 7 .
INNA OREY In ..
CH0O8INO A WIFE"
A omARD MR.
Jumba Junction on Kranliford "I1
ununrkmoNT bt.
OAVnV mt MARKET STREET
3rtVU I h a m to MiDNiairr
NAZIMOVA ""
THE RED LANTERN'
TliouaainU nffdrtl Doubl our aalary.
lTnii.a hihi altar-war builneaa orffra
wondrtul oiiportunttlra for men who
trained In vxiwrtlnv and (oralKn 'rade
lilted Htatea exporia v ,....,.
ale
America
Leefsoii-Hille .vj;rvatoky
. .,I.1"1'1'1 refi-on,' l-rraiclrnt '
ALL 1IHANC1IES Or MURIC I
PUB!.!.; HCIIIXll. Ml'HIl'Hiin,. .irtoinv I
iliii-tn t lintnut si.. i.i,n,,'i ';.;'"'"
IIOKHril IIIIIDIMI. Oak l.anf. Pa,
TANI FY MAIIKET ADOVK I8TH
3 1 rtlXLL I n .IB A. M. to 11:18 P. I
TOURNEUR'R
"Tlin LIFE LINE"
CTR AMn OBRMANTOWN AVB.
J I IrlU AT VENANOO
MAI1EL XORMND In
"MICKEY"
VICTORIA maS'ae.8,t', tf8 pT.
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VrCQT A I I Fr.UPMV .t
XV LJ -uua,va w AUK
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aloua aultr lo nf Ir tent tor wan i
of KFFH'IBNT I'ACKINU. ui.kaa.-m. c.
Slllt'ri.Ml AMI J.wia wii
YOU CAN QUALIFY!
Lrn nt lloml Our Knrt" iioeii itrr.
; eiu.remenai uetuaen j -
of ate. enereetlc and ambltloua. wllllnir o
atuay unaer mrec.ion oi " -wfc., ....,
Experienced Staff of Eiparta.
WRITE OR TKLEPIIONB P-OR
OI'KICK APPOINTMKNT
AMERICAN COMMERCE ASSOCIATION
Lnna K. I.el. Ulat. Macx.
8IR Land Tltt Hide. Tel. Hnrnri Q'iW
MAIIP.R PREP. InlicnalTg Tutorial
nlverally raferencaa. 11B So. 3th Bt.
Unlv
WYNNKWOOn. PA.
MONTGOMERY SCHOOL
Schosl tor Boya from
Ir aduftatlon to, -oll;
umM TH1' Coll
I Jgr. ot
Tba Countrr Day
bafflnnlna' of thl
Faculty from Cplumbfa,
tbt
laara.
ilia.
atbaoa UU.
Phila. Musical Academy
C,CRMNTH IIKANCH
r 3(1 l'.ST WAI.MT "lane
Catalniiui. 31,1 Season (icn asi"
JOSKPII . CLMIKE. Dire. 3"
Louis Sobelman uiimtaut ht.
" '- -.... iuii. circular.
HYPERION "Ciiiioi, .STiiiUSiu-
W. Jrl;N NOW. VocaL
Viol n. Piano. Ortan. Pranklln e. Crtaaoa
Dlr.. 1714 fh..tnut 8t.. R7 K. r, W,!a'
Philn. Conservatnr-u OP M'Jaio
Dlrx-tnn,. P. II Krerman II Van den ni'm
KURTZ VOICF, STUDIUm"
InSO Walnut St., Phllli,
Parneala Hall. N Y.. Wedneadaia
Baskets, Bolts, Bolts and Nuts, Booms, Brushes, Buckets, Chains, Chairs,
rs, fire xuniruisners, renaers, T liters, runnels, Graters. Hangers, Head Seta,
.iL'hts. Linoleum. Mouthnieces. Nails. Nuts. Oilers. Pntfnrno Piotnio di...
JACKSON
OICE rUI.TURK
IIP Cheatnut Ht.
Anne McDoBoiighgmaiwo
Hii"Ja..r?9?KRT, trtcWr of 'alnciu.
PLUiMBING MATERIAL Water Closets, Urinals, Lavatories, Sinks, Bathtubs, Showers, Water
Heateis, Minors and Bath Room Fixtures. Steam Radiators, Steam Traps.
REFRIGERATING MACHINERY Complete Ship Refrigerating outfits.
HANDLING DEVICES Chain Blocks, - to 3-Ton. Bridge Cranes. 10 to 50 Tons; Caiftry Cran.
3 to 10 Tons; Derricks, 10-Ton; Hoists, 2-Ton. Lleetric Hoists, Chain and Wire Rope Slings.
HAND TOOLS Carpenters', Engineers', Machinists', Steam Fitters' and Plumbers.
SHOP MACHINERY AND TOOLS Boiing Machines, Lathes, Planers, , Punches, Riveters,
Sheais, Bending Barke, Bulldozer, Liner Rolls, Power Press, Multiple Spindle and Radial
Drills. Moulding Machines, Mills, Ovens, Emery Wheels and Bulling Machines.
WOODWORKING MACHINERY planers, Saws, Tenoning Machines.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT Cars, Crossoveis, Spikes,, etc. '
METALS Bronze and Copper, Galvanized Steel Sheets and Zinc Plates.
Bars. Structural Steel, Fabricated and Unfabiicated.
MISCELLANEOUS
Asbestos Millboaids
Cushions, uuspido
Tlnao Inkstands. 1
Posts, Racks, Ranges, Reels, Revolveis, Rings, Rivets, Rods, Safes, Scales, Screws, Shotguns!
Snikes. Snrinirs. Stanles. Steamers, Studs, Tables. Torches. Trans. Uniforms. Vnrnislv Wnci,i-,
Wedges, Wheelbarrows, Wheels, Whistles. '
The above materials and equipment are surplus from the shipbuilding program
and are practically all new. Some second-hand shop and mill equipment is available. All
sales are for cash and prices to be quoted are F. O. B. cars 'at present warehouses or
concentration yards. All material has passed government inspection and is in strict
accordance with specifications. Inquiries on any of the above materials are solicited.
Detailed inventory, giving all data, may be. had on application to Head, Sales
Section, Supply and Sales Division, United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation, 140 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, or at any of the following district
sales offices : v
Supply and Sales Division, Northeastern District, No. 115 Broadway, New York City.
Supply and Sales Division, Eastern District, No. 140 N. Broad St., Phila., Pa.
Supply and Sales Division, Southern District. Illbernia Bank Bldg., New Orleans, La.
Supply and Sales Division, Central District, No. 022 Edison Bldg.,. Chicago, 111.
Supply and Sales Division, Western District, Northwestern Bank Bldg., Portland, Ore.
U. S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation
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