nttj. tSM'h . 1 v n o i ,V If LH w r BV, ffT r h U n: ""X FA '-t & EVENING "PUBLIC t"" SPROUL AND WOOD 1 BACKED BY LEAGUE IpCommitteo Pledges Its Support (j First t'o Governor Then to ' "r I Armv fi.iiirlirlntn EXECUTIVE BODY MEETS Tho I.fonnnl Wnml ,rn;np nf IVnn- i ylvanla iiilontr-it n "Sprnul firt. Woml irond" po1lc, n) a iiip'tini! of tlic I executive rnmmlttcr of (lit? Ipnguv at the Hltz-Cniltnii tnlr rter(ln,v. Senator (irorgp Woodwanl wiii r-Wlril .chairman of tin- cnmmlttrr and William II. Kinhnrdt Kvrrlnr.v. The league dpclarrd it support "to 'all candidates who will plrdgi' thrm-itc-lvm" to tnnd "olidly nml iinnpilv ,' orally for t h nnmitiAtinn nl IIip Mnv primaries nf n iMpgitlon wlilili will nlfdcp it Hiippnrt, first to (Jnvoinor Pproul and, sernncl. to (Jrnt'iiil 'Wood." NotliitiK f will snlUt tlio Ipiikiip. ' although it i known ttmt (invrrnor Ppronl oppose tlio instruction of dole. gatp to tliP nntlonul Itppuhliffln ron. TPntlon. n ilo party lender iliroitsliunt tliP state. Appointmotit of Clifford Pinrhnl in tatp foreMor lias weakened (.eneml Wood's forrps in Pennsylvania, ii i believed Mr I'imliol. who Mloiuled tlie meeting of the Wond riiiiimittee yeMerdnj. ronteniplntod lpfor hi np pnlntment riituiinz n de'esnte-iit -1nrse pledged to (ipiipral Wood. It t- lie llpvpd hi anrpptniii'P nf the xtnlo np pointment will preidude that lden. 'Clip Wnod pnmie' tntetnent of prin clple innlndpn tlio clprlaratimi tlinl tlie Fennaylviinin delegation to thp nntioiml contention lionld stand a" n mill in ' aiipport nf fiovernor Stiroul fur tin nomination "-ns Innp n tliprp i a pros port for hl eleefioti. "The srrond rlmiee hniild he l.eonnnl Wood." the stnlPin-nt add"". "His lifp. his nrrnm'di'linirnt". lii splondld e feutive ability and liir idrnl". wlilrh lip inured in romtnon villi lii lifelong friend. Theodore Komevelt. pre-em-Inpnt'v tit liim for tin- nflii-p of Ired dpnt." .Gen. Wood's Boom Faces Big Test rnllnnrrt From Pnee Our fprniPd nl oup tinip to link" South Pa kota impossiblp for IIip CPHPrnl. Hut rropntlv Wood hnr made Hn at tack npnn l.owdpn for dodsine thp traininc Icmip and hn will irp i' linnip thin wrrk. Thp ndvnniaxp. Iiowpvnr. tppm to rest with l.owdpn. fn' ho ln orsanixatinn upport and iIiph- h no nign yrt that nu Jtnto will lirmk nwin from thp nricnnizntiiin wh-ic tin- or Ranization is united. TIip rnntpst liptwi'ii Wnod and l.ow pn for South Mnkota and the i"ii,nns confpsi in Illinois hnvp h:t-iiPti'"l thp insilP hplwpi'ti tlipi' two i-nii'lldiitt's Knrh i at pn-scnt i-nm-piitriitln; hi lirp upon th ollipr. If Wood uniltl hrpnk l.owdpn s hold upon Soutli I) kota and sppjirp n larcp voii in lllinoi. hp would drive thp l.odi"i ia:idi'li-v to rnvpr as Iip has :ilrpad tl-'reii tli Hardin; rnndidiir to mur. .Inlinsiiti N'pt Tiirgrt In n shoit tiim Hip lisht w'l tins from Wood and l.owdpn in Wnod mill John' on lni "f tin- log I i 'f tu canipaisn will b- th. pi iin no's of llrhisnii wlipri- Wood und .lot n-"n !in the thief contrtants. and aftrr Mlchl Kan on April 5, will tomr Npbrnska on April 20. and the battle between Wood and .Tobnann. If Johnson ahould bent Wood In both tltene atatea he would to a long way toward destroying tbo Wood mnvempnt. It Wood an beat Johnson In both. Johnson will drop bark Into the favorite son flam. In Nf- ki.rtt.L.. lnl........ t unnnnaAil tt llflVC slightly thp edge upon the Rpperal. In Mlrhlgan. the Issue Is hpllevcd to be doner. In both states Wood was at one timp supposed to be In the lrad. .Michigan and Nebraska are two of Iho pivotal states In the campaign and both come early. The other states wliich will decide the Issue are Indiana. Illi nois and Ohio. Hy winning in .Minne sota. South Dakotn, Mlrhlgan. Ne tnaska and indlann. and by showing popular strength enough to illscoinm Harding In Ohio and l.owdpn In Illi nois. Wood can force his nomination againt thp will of the machine. A mixed rpsiilt In these states with N oort Ai.i... .!.. l AtfrlAfi rtLtii!P some, and l.lllll -..III.-. ......... I. .......... - -- Jnluisoii tnking some, will leave the machine fire to do as It cIioosps in the eoiivi'titinii and the machine will elim inate Wood. Hardest Klglit nf Campaign The tight between Wood and John son, which will begin In Michigan arid be runt limed in Nebraska, will be the hardest light of the primary cainpaixn. Johnson is n better fighter than l.ow den. a better speaker thnti ood. if aiiv one ran break the force of Wood s campaign for popular support Johnson ean If Wood succeeds this week and next In Minnesota and South Dakota the hopes of the marline will be pinned upon Johnson's efforts In Michigan and Nebraska and the other candidates will form iillinnees with Johnson. Harding iilreadj has dine mis in ef fect and the Wsiio will narrow down. so far as the primaries nre concerned, to one between Wood and .lnhuon. It Wood fails in South Pnkoln. Mich igan and Nebraska Iip will not be ex nei'tcd to do much damage to l.nwden ! .... I .. .!. Imlin.,nnl In. in Illinois, ii no reii i in- iiiiii "" " dlatin primari will lose Its significance i or gain n new slgnlHi'iinee as the ma- ' chine there hieiiks mini fiom Wnoil and ' goes for l.owihn or Harding ' Will Give Musical Recital I The cilic toiuoiTow afternoon at ; the Chnnh of St. I.uke and the Hpinlc I any will innlit of a musical recital of I Hu'ch's "St. Mnlthcw Passion " The chorus choir will be iicminpniilcd bv a full string nichestra of six pieces and the soloists will in- Mildred l'nus. so pinno; Clara Yoeuui .line, cnnlrnltn. Pr. Howell S. '.nliik. tenor, mid Ham ('. Salor. baritone. TURKISH PROBLEM WORRIES ENG L AND Situation Rapidly Developing in Southwestern Asia Caus ing Much Anxioty SYRIA'S ACTION IMPORTANT fly the Associated Press I-ontloij. March 13 official Kngland Is showing evidences of anxiety over the settlement of the Turkish problem and the situation vapidly developing in southwestern Asia. The attitude of In difference or definnce assumed by the Turkish nationalists, signs of unrest throughout the Moslem world and ac tivities of Russian Itol.hcvlki in Af ghanistan combine lo gie a serious as- ,.A,.f in tlin tnnfrV Advices stating Prince Feisal. on nf the king of the Hedjnz. has bpen pro claimed king of Sjria. add another ee. ment to the situation on which may easily lead to trouble in that region. Allied governments have not indicated what their attitude toward the new kingdom and Its ruler nun be. as the movement was Ignored or underesti mated In officials up until the last few dais. Turks In Constantinople nie apparent ly ignoring allied plans for enforcing the tprms nf pence with their country nnil protecting non-Moslem peoples, re ports decline, and the fact that therp is a strnng demand for tlip expulsion nf the sultan from Kurnpe has i atifpd hard -1 a ripple nl the Turkish capital Krom Constantinople to Afghanixtnn there stems to be a spirit of opposition to the Allies which would nnpear lo foreshadow a culminations of events wilhip a short time Constantinople, March 13 i Hi A LEDGEB-PHrtApMaiA', SAUBlJAY, HkMU lk 1920 v .. ..... ... . . f At ... . .. innrfsT I mMlA U P.ifrnlnmil HiltC. of tllC 1 1 I v ' r , '' (fJe 7-c. Vf" P.) Greek, Italian anil French forces of oecupalion in Smyrna, Adalla and Adana, Asia Minor, are holding their own with difficulty against Turkish na tionalist troops, It is Indicated In re ports recehed here. The H(rcngtli of Miistnpha Kernel, nationalist leader, is rapidly growing In the interior una ad rleca state that the Arabs, Kurds nnd other tribes are carrying on guerilla wnrfare. Failure of the French to reach Dlarbekr is pointed out by nationalists n being typical of the experience any occupying army may encounter. Fifty thousand allien troops are in Constantinople and, vicinity, It Is esti mated, tiis force being sufficient to protect the city, the straits and the sea of .Marmora, with the co-operation of naval units here. Turkish leaders, however, scout the Idea the Allies could send n large punitive expedition Into Aaln Minor to enforre their demands. At present nllled soldiers nre guarding the old rortincations aiong tne straits, while the Ilrltlsh have thrown strong force nhout the terminus of the Hag- dad Hallway a) Ismid, fifty-six miles southeast of this city. Search of hotlses and shops here is constantly uncover ing stores of arms and ammunition. J SLEEP LEADS TO ARREST Youth 8taya All Night In Store Ho Is Accuied of Robbing 'After sleeping all night In the store which he is alleged to have robbed, Charles .Inskler, fourteen years old, Slfverwood and Levering streets, Mnna yunk, was discovered this morning nnd UNEQUALEDttC PURITr An aid to medical treatment TARADISB SWING. COMPANY DtuBiwick, Mtlne Cincinnati, Ohio Mitchell Pmjtciujr Co. I i s urr Aw. Co. firroalotl he I'll t roltlinit HltfC. 01 Mnnnyunk police, station. The building which young .Inskler Is said to linvo entered was that occupied on ihn first floor bv ho Outlet Vcpnri- ment Store, -lilO-CS Mnln street. Shoes, . neckdes, uhlrls nnd a hat were part of the boy's booty, nccordlng to tho Mi,'' Ho will hnvo n hearing todav. " ' yuT 4 The I Mann Factory I All Mann Products 'Are Made Under One Rooft IN OUR elght-atory factory building. 2 to 27 Xorth Fifth Street. w hnvn ths following complotc manufacturing departments: nisnk nook nindery Ijmii l.sf TUnderx Llthocmphlnc Hepartm(nt Trlntlnn r)prt!nent Enirravlnt nd Prlntln-.from-8lel Department i'IB'IBIiB'iBmW'iB'hS' l.iBiH"B KU 151 I TRACING CLOTH AND TRACING PAPER ; Williams, Brown & Earle, inc. J ma ninsTNi r mtki:i:t n a ei .na.i.i3n.i"a , in iv r,-a si''B n D Help Ua Break the Hi-C'of of Shoe Repairing Mm. tu k i.ow l'nit'K" RUBBER HEELS, a5c I'llll N'rnMn Xne X nhliee lll-rl. SI ". Work llnne In 20 Mlnutri. 1'iiitoriirise Shoe Ueimir Co. : n. mm -t. riiii..ii:i.riii v MORTGAGE INSURANCE A IIUCH ''Jl riAUB rOST 10 :,. PBU MO M-r(tae rUsril In 1S srs For full intormntlnn rs'l Mt.p-'-i-. rtt-: Jvei'ttANrE DTT Stokes Packard Haughton & Smith b III S"'I W M Nl T STS Do You Hold Penna. It. R. Stock? We have available for Investment Wr Preferred Stock of thw rlouble. tracko'l lino of the Pcnii!)lanla System extending from I'lttsbureh to Chicago. This "fr Trererred Stock Is In elTeet ii F1UST URN. It ranks prior to about $50,000.(100 bonds of ths Pennsylvania Co. and precedes thu dividends on Pennsylvania Railroad Co "s own slock. One of the Safest and Most Gcsirable Railroad Investments Write us for Mirtlculars Garstairs & Go. 7ni'fnien S'diHflej MfinBfrs rhltadrlnlils and New Vork Mock Exclianrf 1419 Walnut Street Philadelphia 71 Broadway, N. Y. BLANK nOOKP Bound and Loot I.-st MTHQOR-AFHi: rniNlINO n.NartAViNG OFFICK Stationary and Surrll-" Copying Book Bindery, with our own Paper Mllla, at Lambortvlllo. N. J Each one of the above Is a. complete plant In Itself. Each procets in started and completed In our own factory. WILLIAM MANN COMPANY 529 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. A'ctc York Offices: S61 Broadway. Founded in 1848 How Would You Like To Be The Painter? l! War Surplus Plant Sites Technical experts aid Hopewell industries Manufacturers Locating at Hopewell Helped to Establish Efficient Production-Advice to One Concern Saved 25000 One of the largest and best trained technical staffs in the world is at the disposal of Industries locating at Hopewell. One manufacturer who has just begun operations at Hopewell says, that a suggestion from one of our technical experts will save him annually 25 of his production cost. Another Hopewell manufacturer has added thousands of dollars to his yearly income by utilizing some of his by-products in accordance with a suggestion offered by another of our Staff. Still another concern through our advice saved $25,000 on a $100,000 construction job. This, service is yours for the ask ing. You are free at any time to consult our experts on technical matters. Hopewell bai fetorr building! ready in turn on power and factory mr with railway fidlnia already built. No matter what industry you are in, our technical men will make a survey for you and show the advantages for your line of manu facture at Hopewell. If you need more production and more economical production, investi gate Hopewell in all its aspects. It is America's greatest industrial opportunity. Here arc some of the advantages it offers : Plentiful supply ot unspoiled larw. Ideal housing conditions tor 12.CC0 families. Low priced power. Abundance of pure water. Best rail and water transportation. No harmful municipal restrictions. Climate mild and healthful. Find out more about Hopewell. It may be that Hopewell can solve your manufacturing problems for you. Write to Du Pont Chemical Co. Incorporated Wilmington, Delaware PcteriburR Chamber of Commerce Petersburg, Va. (V rVJpB ! Ym 11 1 L f l A ll i v f-i- aVtm4 ill : 111 ; Ifl d Mil m - ra ml " f " w brH'-rU' - -ItUVX mi ' 1 mm ii Irl vMi' ' 1 t l. l nfilsiir i 'VA' 1 ,1 1 'iAUS I. . - 'I i I it I t7?Sr7"ita,r i t l VAWl, J ,V 1 ' I girl fill I n' ! l'H It-tent I I v, vVTV ' mm - 4tevl ImmmSl mmmA Five days a week at this sort of thing is enough and to spare ! It's a bit dizzy 'way up in the air a bit breezy, too even if one were doing nothing. But the Painter goes up to work. He's quite willing to do it 5 days- a week, instead of 6 and get 5 days' pay for it ! Philadelphia Painters District Council No. 21 l If WSWmSKttXk Drinking r:h ;, mwvfisSib&x '"wxwvi&fi'A 'Skvimmm Hnif.tn.ri a i Food WiWSSam m .1 Value ffllL ZZSSS ' 1 " niyil'lTiri 4 and Pound ji$ , 14 IUickage m I CHOCOLATE PRODUCTS I raiianaaraauaaaaaBaaBaMaaaajanaMatfaaMaHaHaiiH CADILLAC THE ST A N-Ek4,.R, D OF T H. .EI .'". W O R-.-U O Every characteristic which has made the Cadillac celebrated before, is more delightfully in evidence than ever, in. the new series Type 59. NEEL-CAD1LLAC COMPANY ; 142 North Broad Street Before the War- THOSE were the good old daysl Many times you have said it. So have we. If we could buy our materials and labor at pre-war prices, we could continue giving telephone service at pre-war rates. But we can't. Our present rates are just what they were before the war. If the service is to be kept up, we must have adequate rates. It's your service. hut on race IF YOU HAVE BUT A FEW MINUTES FOR RECORD SHOPPING Then, by all means, come here, where you are almost certain to get just what you want. The largest stock in Philadelphia, speedy, courteous service and twenty demonstrating rooms. Victrolas $25 to $430 Easiest Terms TALKING MACHINE COMPANY Broad & Columbia Ave. 52d & Chestnut Streets Gtn. and' Lehigh Aves. OPEN EVENINGS 4038 Lancaster Avenue 5610 Germantown Avenue 4407 Main St., Manayunlt (Vpcn August 1st) J HOPEWELL rqun K tot w POPEWEL usive'VktroIa Ksbibutors. m Mr 1 . EB 1 (, i IT "i 'Tr K BflatttA y .. VHMJ '&. Ml (1 fr' ,v'-' '
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