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A $i".000 npprnprintinn Hint mnv
lead to tlie city doing slrcH repalrlnc
nd cleaning directly Instead of by cm
tract, xvns approved Ibis nftcrnonn li
Council's finance committee.
Tlie mone.v is to tlnniicr it n invctlj:it
tlott b.v Uirc-lnr Winston, of pillilic
works who will determine If Ibc strerts
mil Ik- cleaned mill nlif mill rubbish
removed directly lij tin- -itj t lr"H wl
thiiri ImpoHfd by tin- prtxiit rout nut
ytcrii.
TIip ItivoKli.ition riwullc from u pm
vIkIiiii of tln lieu rll clmrtcr wliiHi
Jpv' It (iptiomil with CulllM-ll Mlll'tlllT
or nut tlip iliiti't --ti'in -lmll be on
plovcrt.
IIpfro npprntliiB tho orillnnni'C im
nmnidniriit n iiihortcil it t tin mic
eritliij nf Kruno! !'. Iturrli. tlimncf
rliiilrinmi. TIip oricitinl nitiitr r
drrrd tlif diriTtur In ulmilt lii rt'rniii
mrndntlutiH, iiftr thr ln -! lent nm, to
tlip Mnjor nnd Coiiiii'il. Tin- iinii'iid I cluillrnci'd Sntiiv I'ntrcr
men t roipiirc tlif dirwlor nNo to -tin ilrci't, nn lui-minl tin I .
in it. the "liitH on Hhiili In- bui ln lloriii'K Wllllmni, u noro. pb-l.id
rcornniPiHlntniifi. 'a I hi- li-ntli juror. I'lmrli' Hurt. .Ii ,
TJir roiiuiiitti'p nli iiiii'iiil ii 1 1 fill ctuli' dnilcr. I ."ill llin,. iniinir.
Ilfllfpr of loilll flllld for thr IrmoMll n rhillrliErl lirrtm-l' hr h'ld Lllnuii
of crndr rrorliitK nl JIiiotiiI'I mid
Tulips virrclx. on thr I'ort ISirhhf'id
brniii'li of Uir ltrmlinj Itiiiluav. The
tnntiP i- lo ! dirrrd tiom h fund
Pt atidn for erode cro.iiii: rniimal.
iiotwrrn Spritic tijirdrn .tri'fl ll lit
Will dp .Iiinrlinn, mi tl
ChrAtniil Hill hriinrl
KM.IMI T. MOYKIt
t'uriYirr rniliipr of (lip North Prim
llnnlt, m:is plnrcd on trial
todii).
liio:; Hi own
.Mor li'- riir nuo. II. C I nrll.
L'LTiil I'urk iim'iiiii'. iir.il Williiint K.
IiiiKc, ."411 Uui'"' trrrl .iiii in-iiiiiiM'i'
ollji'llll. Hi rr rlllllll'IIKl'd l. thr irfrlr I
(POIItr WiNoll. II HO'ilO MI rllo-i-n '
n thr rlrxriilh Juror. John I 'niiii Ii. I
Hriidlnc's nUo a iiririo. of IK'.lli! Niir'iiil li,i, wii"
rhiillriisril l thr rouiinouwriillh lir-
Roncling Reinstates Employos
Who Woro Refused Placos.
Crews Filling Up
SERVICE NEAR NORMAL
Sixteen employe of Hie I'liilndolpliiii
ll in) Itriidlnc. h" lind been reftiM'tl
iliph old jnlit lieii they retiinipil to
work Sunday, ponferi-ril with .1. (1.
I'olrr. I'lillndelphlti divNIon superin
tendent thl' mnmlnc, mid were rein-
Milted
Till fiitN the lat lilt of trouble lo
f i on the three railroniN whleh run
into I'hilnifelphlii-the IViuiiylvnoin.
the Koodint; mid the llultlmore and
1)1 in
The onlj other inilrond strike mut
leniic'" in tltin teiritory. nceording to
the Stnte lrpiirlnieiit of l.nlior, pome
fioni I'ort Itriidius. I'll., where Home
of the Hemline' men hae fulled to go
buck to work. 'N'illiiiin J. Tmey. xtnte
meillntor, went to Pittsburgh l:it nieht
to settle the trouble nt the weteru end
of the Mute.
1 Triifflp Ajiiln Noiiii.il
' lieight mill piisMMicer trullii nlik'.
ni" reported iipprovinintelj noriunl on
nil line- n round rhllinlrldii;i. tlneeni
bsiiBo remnliiM in forre, tlml on slilp-ii.i-iit
en-t of rhilmlrlphiii. Thl is
Lee:iil.r of conditions ut Nrw York.
j I'rcieht is inoviiiB normnlly in the
in ii-. in mi i in or rnitroniis. i onui
lions in New .lersrj llkrHi-o- nre not
ii.il
! I'rHPtienll.i nil who weiii out on the
Atl.'U'tle ( it HinlrKid. of the Itnitlins.
ll in r cone Imrk to work. A hliuilftlt
lemnin out. the olhrims reported, but
the) nre not mfh'e!pnll tiuniproii'4 to
bumper the operation of the loud.
Thr merlins: ill tlip UeudiiiB Teniiinul
bitwri-n the sixteen men ho were re
fused reinstatement nnd thedixision su
CLERKLESS ERA DAWNS .
FOR TIRED BUSINESSMAN
Pushbuttons, a pew Lessons and Spry Office Boy Soon Will
Replace Stenographers iti Modern Counting Hbilsc.
National Show Is Illustrating How It's Done
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The mot pinnnl visitor nt thp 'Nn
tionnl Iliihlopss Khuw, opptiluR today in
the Klrt ItpBlnipnt Armory, xvlll b
lmprpipd by the faet that the modprn
buslnPM innn l tnklnit up Hip Unbe
Wnddell Idpft m'orp nnd morp PVfrr dny.
TIip llulip upiI to rail in thp HplderK
nnd Mrikp out thp nldp. And tiio busi
ness mnn In eettlrjc o thnt he fnn lire,
thp ofliee force nnd knoek out n dny's
work in forty-five minutes.
ltt- this It I. mennt thul the stpnoe
pliorles epoeh, If not xet here, Is none.,
the less hended our way. due look aXI"'hrtii, the rrunmlp. Hip Krrnrhjtrvo
nil nnyi. union nnd tne i niraeo nre, nm ui
the Imsiness nnnllntiep pxhlblt n
oiip enn tell thnt lr.vrntor nre xvorklnc
iiiBht ninl dny to uboliidi thp fnst.tfUmp
pearlnB clerk.
Workless Kra Daw nine
If nil Hip efforts of nil thp tlnip and
Inhor-snvltiR Renliisps arp rroxviied with
success the ofllcp forces of our bfnt cor
pomHons xvill soon consist of ono (I)
president nnd oiip (1) ofliep boy. He
twren them, and with the nld of n few
button", leverK nnd n .stray book and
c.xe. they xvill control the xvbolp workn.
' The president and the nffivn boy xvill
then be nble lo pel out the dny's xvork
In nlMiut forty-fixe rfiinutes. After
workiiiR toBelher n little white they will
prohnhly reduce their runnltiK time even
more. Hut to understand what modern
methods really menu ore kIiouIu nnxe
tier of thp Tl. and O.) ntwnya " , hri.r
conplform nrcounta bulled tip-, nnd it Is
an Id Hint NpbuPhntlnP7.!nr, head of thp
rond, nftPr xvorklre ovpr thp book for
a fen nlghtii, ued to g!t o tireil Hint
he aw bandwrltlnc on the will. .
' .-Thp. ATnerican rndlonn werp ncvpr
mtlPIl necouni OI liKuren evrn iinorc no
whlto mou lolroduopil booch Into Hip
'.POiintry. And the rSrreks tiever could
keep their papyrim tiled Mgnt.
'. In fart, business methods xvPre bud
nil throiiKh the times of Hip Mason
until very recently have the right Steps
open iHKrn.
Hut All la C'haii(pl Now
With nil thlfi firmly In mind, onp can
now understand lioxv a modprn dny'a
xvork can bp turnpd out.
When n business man wants anything;
donp, he neither does It himself nor
fcts nome onp else to do It. Hp buys n
maplilnp that xvill do it fivo Hmrs bptter
nnd fiftv tlmei sooner. For Instance, a
mini comes Into his office and, turnlnc
on the lightning letter oiwurr, climces
thrnugh Hip inarnlng mall mrehnnlenlb'
laid bnrp to bis rbzp. Up hastily an
sxvers them on the dictaphone, hns them
signed by a slanosrnph, and that's thnt.
Hi menus nf Hiiot her bmnd-ncw f.xs-
tcm'of filing control, a mnn can tvrcss
An opinion from t'itj Solii itor Siiijth ' ruusr hr trlillcd lie could not nnd
upheld the Irgalir x of thr transfer. write or multipl.x. .Mr. tJru.x protetei
Cotlticilmuti .lo-eph I' ('tuflnrj siiiil the I thr ihiillniEe, but It was xijMtiiim'il l:
transfer wan "strrlcliliig things a little ! .ludgr I):ixis The twelfth Juror s.'
to) far." but on motion of Ktchard li-ctcd. at I :1.1 o'clock, wiis A. iittci-. ' iriiitcrili'iit was nrrnnenl b.x Wllllnm i
Wegleiu tie transfer xwis approxed. There was n moderately large crowd , Young, a mediator of the state depart -
I in the courtroom for the opening "f i mpnt.
TiT nt r ' whnl is likely to lie n serlo ol imisi-s
lUUyCr IU UJJ UCIly growing out of the failure of the North
I some sort of outline of the progrpss made u button nnd Imxp any nf thousands of
i in business from the early dnys. necounts In his hand In nn instant. An-
! The firt methods used were mere other lillm: syftem shows Hie last de-
leave man slufT. whereby the bos.s used tails of production, personnel am plant
I to liiure out the time and hnlf-tlnip on inanagement-nll Inld out on cards. His
- ..1 .. ...!. fn ll.n li..lt tttin l.n.l Knnb. tils TIM Vrolls h l illcn aTP till -
I. .I.....I l.l. Mil nIT finv nf l,n Inrnl nitnl.leieil 1V maCllilier.r. XXlltrll Stives .. l!.-,i- r,,rnr her to fulhll
Hi-Ill 'I mill iiii 1'" . .. . -. --- ,. ,, . i piiii iu vii Mimii,i ...,. I... . .
mammoths The deiks in the ofliee of , his time, his money and bis disposl-(h(, (.nnrintin nf the Versailles treaty,
the ltabxlon and Assyria (the forerun-' tion. nnd that If she does not do so the
.Allien u-ltl Inlie inensnrrs to compel her.
' The premiers, however, hnve not .xet
agreed upon the form of pressure to dp
PLAN IS REJECTED
Supremo bouncil at San Romo
Explains Objections to Sov-
ordl Points
NEW DEMAND ON GERMANY
lly Hie Associated Tress
San Itptnn, Italy, April 10. The In-
tprallied supremp council began its
formal sessions today In Hip Villa De-
vacliBti. on Hip hills to the northwest ol
Hip main town. ... .,
In ennslderttir the Turkish trent.V the
Council ikcldPd to I'eply to Prisldpnt.
Wilson's nolo on,' the siidjppix . rivwib
him full explanations as to why it could
not. nccppi (lie poinis up mnue in min
conncpflon.
(TIip principal point madp by rresi
dent Wllsou in IiIr Turkish notp xvns
that Hip TurkB should bp pupclled from
Kuropp. The note nlsu advocated that
Thrnee lie lflren to fSreeee. but Hint
niilenrin should have Hip liortbern part
f the. province; Hint Hip port of 'lrebi
zond be glvpn to Armenia; that Turkey
merely renounce her rights to .Mesopo
tamia., Arabia, Palestine, Syria and the
islands, these territories to dp pinccii m
the hands of Hie powers for tliplr dis
position, and Hint one final decision n.
to Hip rontrol of Constantlnoplp ami the
straits bo .subject to the consent of HiW
sia when it should have a coyprniiicnt
thnt Hip rlvilt7.Pi world recognized.
There nlrrady has been discussion oyer
the question of enforcing the PTPCtition
of the treaty of pence with Germany.
Thiirp seems no doubt Hint Hi" prPinlrrs
are agrpeil a joint decinrnnoii miisi '-
000 men Until enemy counJdoi ''sh6w
their row! will by executing inc. terms
of their trenllta'' In the ojtlnloit of
government ofliPlals, nctoriliDjc to nexvs
imperii heres IMans under rontrmpln
tion. rail for SWO.OOO ronscrlpts fon
slnuHy under trnlnlng, elglttepn montns
service UPtnc.requireii oi rnrn.mnu. xi
is expected bills to carry out thin pro
bra,ni will be introduced in the chamber
in June, , , ,
While" Coveriimcnt ofDelals Insist Upon
n large army, dci'niindH for withdrawal
of rrenifi force sent "Info Herman
rllles east of the Ilhlnp, abandonrnpiit
of iipw colonial expeditions, siirh ns
that In Hjrrlft 'at present, and' release
of the' class of 1018 frotn.tliocolofrt are
made n a manifesto issued, by the.npn
rral Federation of, Labor .In calllng-upon
woikmen to join III', the Mny Day
strike. . , ,
Instructions' by the "fedprntlon de
rl.irp tlip strike Is to bo "undertaken In
jhillhborntlon with xvdrkra Of other
rountriex in n protest against milltnuts,
ca'pitnlits4nd profiteers.
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ROPER FOR MERGEii
r f- CX . ...' 1'enii Hunk
DUnti OlUlVlHeillb .hn .1. I'oxle. uresidnit of the l'hoe
from l'e Ore
wlin-li the luuiuinnwruiili
ftntlniKil
menls on
fleited to proceed.
Mr. Tnulnno replied that it would be
Impossible to prove the perjury indict
ment tinlrns the charge that false en
tries xx ere mude in the report was first
established and that one could not be
proved xxithoiit the other.
"Never Took Affidavit"
"I cannot nllow m.x client to be pur
in n position where lie might lie placed
In the constructive position of having to
give ti-stnnon.x as a wtturs, nguinst him
self." suid lr. tiray.
"Mr. Moyir nrxcr took an uQidurit
t) this pupir." he lontinued.
Mr. Taulnne srrmrd surprise, by this
assertion nf the counsel for the defense.
He stuck to his contention, however,
that lie could not proxe the iudictinent?
ni Trust Co.. which was formed out of
I be xxreckuge of the North I'enii Hunk,
xx as one of the inlcreMrd spectators.
Another was I'ltHrles A. Ainb'rr. for
n.erl.x tulc insurance coniuiissionrr.
who himself is wailing ttial on an m
diriment in cntinectiiiii with the bunk's
failure.
Were J)r;iled Old Posts
Thr turn xxlio xvere reinstated me said
to hiixe repnrli'il origiiiiill.x xxilhin a few
hours of the final conference betxxieu
their iepreentntives and Mr. Trnex.
The.x x ere told the.x x ere no longer Pin
ploje of the compMii.x. Some were
train musters, it was reported, one a
man of fifteen cars' service.
Tin- men comiliiined to Mr. Tracv,
who conferred over the telephone xxith
FIRST BLOW AIMED ! ACT TO RUSH ISSUE
AT SUGAR JOBBERS! OF RIVER SPAN BONDS
rVlcClain nnd U. S. Prosecutor t Phila. Commerce Body Officials
Will Confer pn Plans to
Push Prosecutions
to Be Askod to Co-operate
With Camden Chamber .
used should fiermnny continue negll-
PrVmirrs Millcrnnd. Nltti and Idnyd
CJeorge. after their meeting w-ith I-or-
elen Minster Seialoin. of jiaty
r
Hi
hlllppe llerthelot, political director of
he French foreign office; Karl ( urr-on.
. Hrltish foreign minister, nnd numerous
'.secretaries xesiernav in ie
'Devachnn. met again late in the after
noon nt Premier Mill's hotel.
Thni' ufi mrrrnt. willlOllt ! IHO-
i iment's discussion. Hint (iermnuy should
iv-ni- II Aterinin federal fair-price! Chamber of CommereP officials in this I be told in 1 1 1 o most positivp "wnn" "
I rank H. Mpi lain, ipiipioi iijir price m.,. u , , j j . () the I sip must observe the trentj ; thai Hip
commlss oner for Pennsy vanln. xvill ! 'U1' ?J? P'nf (Vimrrpr In dp- I Allies were firmly united upon this, nnd
confer wi.h Assistant . I lilted States I)s-' S?JZXnTi7?bm au- that she should bp wntnril of the punl-
Walt.r O. Colllesh. the S'.T.-a - work Charles II. liw iug. x Ice presiiient of the inc .."' ' .'''";"" 1 ,t " " tliorir.ing a $1!S.000.000 bond issue liv livf consequences mhoiiu bus ... "
t i if . i ..ni. t....i.. .... i i ,.i,, i.. . i in mnn to n hnoi inmiti .iiiiiiiiiu in iii'ii"" . w, ........-, - . - .i ... v t. . T"i. (uia u i mi in nnsnrvii i in iirnti.
eierh. WHO is ririinrii xxiui inn ni i.-- i. .in. i. .... ........ h ..; n ..h...... ;-". .... , .-nr IM.hers ' me SlBie oi .ew ,ierse. i m- r ,......-."-.....--- --.,
eiilnl smile of the lirciiilous methoils This tiiex iliil ami. to use ineir own sunn"- ""'" ",1 ' .: """.ui'i to prov de that states shore ot tne rrcmirr i.io.iu x ". r"ff' .. "
iilleged l haxe been used ill juggling words, were "chased off the compan.x s who hnve ivcn niiniiiis un.jiuu.it. Drlawore river bridge cost.
the bunk's fund-, ulso xxa- a spectator. , propnt.x ." Mr. Sterrett. in nnnouncing this to- ( Thr Pw jPrw.y Hennte nmended the
H itP Selllni' Dolls i "nee more, nt .xir. l ruc.x s request. ,,. nserieu tnar uie sen nunnt-ii . no 1 1,( mi thnt interest anu sinning innn
11. IS .Hill .-rilllls IHII-. M.,, ...... ,...l ,1...,, I :...,: ,tn,,,nn,ln,l il-nmnt mill. . 1-1 1.- . I .1 ,..nl
i . . -....rt.i. ' " "' '"' u in.. ii. -I.- I"... iiii ii .ucnr siiiiii. ii... ... . ....... , enargrs wouiu or uir. oui in im- h -m i
emril not SH'.'HIJ ,. , ,.. ..., .,,,,,1,1 1, 1, .. 1. 1 ,1,1. ,. a:. ..... .,,; ,,,l i.-hito the iollhei-H I .. 7.....I .....,.... L-.l...,.u !j snl.l
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the tune lie nasi ,, . (lln .;... nrrested and tHken I . .... ,i, .,i,n.,i If (l, hJII
IIII" IIIUm , i'll III I" i' .-..-- -- l() llin',e HIT- llllix IIMIII' IM i -
. . . t. .!....! U..l.u. AMinj2i.iiiin i t il. . I.. ltd
pPloro x iiii'ti -iiiit -ifiiiiuirwsiiuni i ( 8 prPHfliiPU in inn jjovcnnir in il-
thr rrta.lrv utifl rofinprs vould not be nmrudrd form it will bo votoeI, thus
orlfok'f1 , , , idcln.vins the bond .shuc.
(oininisiotirr irfian nrranBn ino The pimjtlvc rommtttpp or inn I nm
ROBS HOME, FLEES
Mysterious Pretty Criminal 13
Thought to Have Resumed
. Operations Here
NINE THEFTS REPORTED
OF PUBLIC. OFFICES
Sixth District Councilman Urges
Unitingof Overlapping Bureaus
in Business ClOb Talk
s
"INEFFICIENT," HE HOLDS
A combination of dly nnd county r
fices tinder one hpnd to do .i,. ..i..
diipllcntlon and liiPfTiplency Hmt,nM.'
exist was ndvocnled 1,A William W
icopor, councilmiiti for the sixii, .u
Mmrr himself seemed not great Ij
concerned During the time he has
been uwuitin; triul he xxne biisilj em
ployed in Kloridii winter resorts bi'llinz
xxafkiiig dolls. iiiHiintiK lined lij u local
ciuicerii which xm one of Ihr credi
tors of the hunk ami of which Louis 11.
Michel, former prrsldrnl of the haul;, is
now president. I lie coiniiaux is sum
Cniidilioij. hrlwccn 1'hiladelphiii nnd
Piltshurgh ure greatly improwd. :ic
cording In the P. II. U.'s late, otlicinl
statement, nil freight embargoes hav
ing l ni icmoved.
lard and engine news were reported
in
.. Im e.ilnrlilliif klmvlv in f Mil .litfolil
if tbey wcrp tried separately, nnd .ludgpj to be ptusierou. .mil Mnjcr lo ,ki d as ' ,.jn district, and nl- at the Morris'-
tln.iigli lie iciii siuir-ii ill ll. pin peruj. I villo. Pa . engine house, on the I. It. It.
Mo.xer. xxlio i a man of iiiediutii .Conditions in the neighborhood nf .Fersox
height and iiutiu. rainer swaitnx wnn i'us ninile it neeeisnrx xestfrdax to
an auiilliiie tiroiiir nail a slight IiImck
I mustache, presented a dapper apppitr
! since, lie was xxell dressed in a brown
I In ningboiip pattern iliexiot suit xvltli
a green necktie.
A bodx attacliinent was irsyed tin1
DuvIm refused the petition of the de
Irnbe. .Mr. iirny took an exception.
Will i:ruso No One
The choosing of the jur.x began at
11 :f?0 n'cloek, with a panel of thirt
venirenii.'ii to iick from. Many came
forxxard with requests that they ,e
excused, but .lodge Davis sent them
back to their places, sa.xing he would i morning for Itanium M. Kephnrt. state
ji txeusp no one for the present, and later treasurer.
oniy uir serious cnuse.
I'Jxe jurymen xvere challenged bj
commonwealth or defense before a fore
man was seleeted. They xxere Kobert
II. lIa.Mics. li."0(J West School bine;
Frank l'abianni. 1107 South Darien
street; Charles Ilaunignn. IlltMi .Market
street; "Albert Meeker, llili! South
Twent.x -tirst street, and Samuel Ituld
Win. Sr.. ill IS North Kigiiteenth street.
The sixth talrsuuui eTiiinined xxas
Ciipliiin .lohti C. tiroome. .Ir.. nf the
IVniisxIxaiiin reserve caxalry. and son
of Colonel -llroonir, who proved accep
table lo both sides, and was ucrrptrd
whin he said he could gne a fair ver
dict lie had asked to be excused.
TI15 second, third and fourth members
of the jur;. were seb-ctrd exieditioil.sl.x .
'J'hex were Authon.x Wnldner, Audriw
Bradi ninl .lulius Overbacli The next
two men wern challenged. They xxere
I'dward llarbraugh. 1-11 South ItiiiT
told street, and William d'Mulle.x. .'U"
Catharine street. .lohn II .lanib'Min
Xvas the tl f I It uiror sells tnl
Alexander ti. Itus-cll. U7.".'J Vorih
Twentv eighth strict, a sales manager,
Xxas rcjerliil bf-euiihe he Ii )l il known
Mover and hud lost uionex in the liank' I show i that the hank had xiolutnl
Christinas fund Alfred Jn.xncs, ,"liluw and would haxe to dose."
South Yewdtill street, wns challenged The hooks showed June y, according
by the defense. Charles .1. .lacohs. i;s(l7 to Mr Taulaiie. tliat there was .1 111. 1)00
Lawnlmj street, iireii).-ul of a large in the x units of the bank.
coal concern, was excused when he suid' "When the request came for the re-
tiiat he wus n friend of Mr. Taulune
"We'll OMM'look tliHt and excuse nn
anyhow," Judge Dnxis remarked fme
tiouslj Later. Mr. Jacobs was cv
cased from the panel so that he could
Mr. Kephnrt had liern subpcniiei
last xxeek as a witness fur the defense,
lie xxas not ill court this morning.
Moyer's lounsel n"ked for the body at
tachment. Thr aftrrnoon session, resumed nt
''::iO o'clock, was adjourned after an
I hour. This time was occupied nuiinl.x
In- Xwwlslimt Ilistriet Attortiex Tllllhlllo
I in outlining what thr commonxxealth I caus
1 will try to proxe. lb- went into sex- .
' rial of the liimncial transacrnSns which j
a tread haxe hn u rexeab-d in the pn
i liininar.x inquiries. I
At one noint, when he mriilioucil Hie
! .Intiies Koliind Co., Mi lira moxe.l
that n juror lie withdraw n This i
Judge Daxis refused to do.
afiml two eastboiind and three west
bound passenger trains between Plnla-
deliliia and New Yoik.
I Welcome news to householders con
jxe.xcd b.x the P. It. II. "n statement xvas
that appioxiiuatel ."(mi eiirloaiN of coal
l are en route to riuiiiueipiiiii aim Ha
! vlcinit .
. rc.l.HT ..ni.iu i.i-i-..- .r--.-
nomlc iiressure depriving fiermnny or
food, rnxv materials and intercourse with
the allied count Hps Premier Mlllerand
is described as liaxing said that such
pressure, without the use of uaval or
iiiilltnrv aid, would in effpet be no pres
sure nt nil. He declared It xvould be
another "make beliexe." and that Ger
man v could conduct her economic busi
ness through the neutral countries just
eonferen.e for tomorrow because he will den chamber's directorate met this aft- the same. The only warning that would
be biisv elsewhere today, un r rmny ernoon and decided to send n special .- rieinn.... i...- - ..... .. - v:
he ordered Prank II. Pierce, super-i committee to Trenton tomorrow to con -intenib-nt
of the Department of Justice , fer xxltli thp governor. It Is hoped
for the Philadelphia district, to invest!- I some agreement can be reached that xvill
gate Hie doinss of the jobbers In this I permit the enactment of the loau bill
sugar crisi. ,,..-.. lut? 'BW' , , ... .. ..
rierre conierreii xx-nn -nr. ciit- Among iiiose who win .iti'-in. im- i-u.i-
fcrencc toniorroxv xviu tie .ioiiu i. ijor
rHncc, (Jeorgc Jessup. Marvin Nee-
Innd und f. harles K. Ilnddnu. Jlemtiers
of the Philadelphia Chamber of Com
merce xvill be asked to nttend tomor
row s conference.
-XI.
ii nn.l Inter Mr. Sterrett announred
that warrants xvere being prepared for
certain jobliers xvho are liable to a fine
or Imprisonment, or both, ou conviction
under the Lever luxv.
Clerk Is Found Dead
Jacob Jacobxx itz, txveiit.x -sexeii-ears
old. a clerk in the marine corps quarter
master's otiiee at the Philadelphia Nav
Yard, was found dead in his room at
'Jl! Natrona srn et tliis morning. 1 1
is brlirvtd that ilrulh was fisun uaturiil
Deaths of a Day
THOMAS H. PERSSE
I .ray .Millies Protcit
I Mr. Taulune w.rt into d. tails ion-
I I rriiiug the liuaiii ml -taictiiriit of June
'J. H'l'.l.
"The defi-iidanl did not dure to pre
pare this sintrnn nt n- of June II." be
gan Mi. Tnul.iiie. Mr. "ra.x injer-'inpti-d
with it protest, but w.m oxn -
I llll d.
"I will -how that if In- had," con
liiiunl Mr Tniilauc. "it would Imx
the
Movie Actor and One-Time Castle
Square Opera Tenor Dies in West
Wold whs ris,eird loda.x b Dr. John
.Mcllugh. I.VH.i Columbia nxeuue, tliat
Thomas II I'ers-e, for exernl .xenrs Hie
leading lenm of the Castle Square
Opera Co died Snliirdii niglit hi Ven-
ice. California. Mr. l'ersse had been
working in the "movies." e was
lifl si , n ears old
Mr. I'eisse leaves a widow. She in
know ii professionally as I'dith Masor
ami was irima doiuili of the Castle
Square compiiii .
Mr l'ersse was bom in I.iniernk.
Ireland, and went to Canada with his
parriits when a .voulh. lie was a lieu
tenant in the Cat'.ndiaii militia and
helped to put down the Kiel rebellion.
He was decorated for bravery in in tion.
Mr tirst sang professional! in the
Marie Ijrrenwood Lnglisb Opera Co.
in lss.7. He later appeared heie with
the lima de Miirska Concert Co., the
Clara Louise Kellog compiinx. Francis
Wilson's, compuii) aid the (ir.iv Opera
I'n
port. 1 will endeavor to show that
Mov.r took the June U balmier sheet,
ami changed it to SV.I.OtW." said Mr
Tnulaue.
"Whne the report showed S'-Vfi'i" in i
give personal attention t coal deliver- 'notes. " and gold, the buuk aUuallv ,
Icsdelaved b.x the railroad strike. did not have quite KJ .000.
. , , . , u , "The defeiidnnt uid tliat on .turn '.'
The sixth juror sclcetcl , Samuel ,,,,.,,. , ..., ,.-, ., ii i ,, deposit in r..ut t
F. Ilawrs James Dun... .oinmiiridei n.itu.lolpl.ii, banks. We propose to
in chief of the American Hesei.e Work ,,,, ,,,;. . , ,. tre amount
ers was . ha Hence, b.x the common- UIH, wi irmt. t,, ,. defendaui at ,
wealth and the ehalh nge inci ijril to bj , ,,.,.,,( Ihl. j,,,!,,,,,,. sin et and got tin
inr ni'imse. .losepit .xiri.ouun wasi , i,..,kk.- T" r to boost thrs coiinl
iccie., . me sex.iin. juror , J,.,ls..r ,,,.,1.,. the two tally place. Sbe bad been in failing health
"Hark in .-oveiniier. iui". vv. wi" ' fr more than a yeni. Ibides her lius-
enileavor to snow, ti.e iiiiiik was sunn
of cash. We hope to prove thai ll.e
Duns!
INVITE KNOCKS FOR SCHOOL
Dean Askt Student to File Criti
cism in Questionnaires
Tree criticism of Instructors, courses
and the curriculum In general wns In
vited todn.v from the students of the
Wharton School of the University of
Pennsylvania by Dean Kmory It. Jolin-
The dean sent questionnaires to all of
the school's r.000 undergraduutei.
im. ...w.i!..nw were nsked nnd cacti
sluiln.t was told hi- reply need not
.1!. l. n liit. unmo.
j--ii- in- ...
The objei-t of, the quest onnn.rc ,, . o
compile information xni.i ... "- :
in shaping the school curriculum for
lie. .i-ui . .,i. ,1,,...
The students were asked why they
took the Whnrtoti School course, what
influenced thein to select the school and
..' .i,... r not thev nlend to llnisli
their course. Criticism of instructors
and teaching methods was requested.
BANDAGES LEAD TO ALTAR
Wedding Ring and Roses Culminate
War Hospital Romance
little piny entitled "I;"1
Hatidages and Thermometers to 1-
.11.... ni,,- noil Hoses" had its curtain
!nt thr Cloii.ester City Hull this morn
':.. ..i.., mi l'nel'.sli nurse married a
former American doughboy whom she
CHALONER VERDICT STANDS
Supreme Court Dismisses Petition
for h'evlew of $17,500 Judgment
Washington, April 10. fIJy A. P.)
On the motion of the New York I've-
ning Post Co., the Supreme Court to
day dismissed petitions filed by the
company asking for review of judg
ments for 51 7.500. awarded by the
Pedernl District Court In New York to
John Armstrong Chnloner, of Merry
Mills. Va.
Chuioner sued the company us a
result of nn article published by the
Kvening Post concerning the killing of
John (iillnrd bv
Mills, in P.iirtt.
would be effective, lip' asserted, xvould
lie force, the application of such lorce
as the military and naval advisers might
deem sufficient.
Premier Lloyd George, it is said, re
sisted this conclusion. Premier Niiti
inntineit n-nnl the llritish prime min
ister's view, and the matter rests there
for the present. A compromise may
take the form of an ultimatum to (ipr
mnnv with Hip threat of applying pf
feeti've compulsion without indicating
what form the compulsion might take.
..t,...lnil tn FYfinrc.
Margaret Comae, twenty -five years
old of Manchester. Lugland, is the
nurse, and Hermnn Tanken. of
Shenown. Wis., is the former duugh-
H. W. Biddle ' Miss Comae came hete wirh five other
..!.. -. nun.. .. :t. -r. f.,i.llsli eirls on the Ilaverford two
lli-nrv WIllininH lliddle. died yesterday
i at her winter nome. iiji ue j.anccy
Mrs.
the
C. ('. MWi Klghth Chosen
Cliarle- C. M.sh was i hosi n
tlshth juior. The ninth was Aithur S. I drfendiint told th. bookkeeper to
Adams l...niSe I'luttenliurg. lot ' ,,P Jrpo.ils bv S.-.O.O(K) " .
nrth I.ighlh stre.t. was . halletigrd liv
the defense hn iiuse friends of his hud
been depositors tn the bank. William
It liHr-ni, .10.'!.", Itinwn street a
hnllengid for a -iniilur reason i
father whs depositor.
Otlin M.ipp iiegin. 'J01I Cuthiirine
street. wn rhnlleiiged. as was Putricli
(inffnev, lioisesnr 711 North Si
eiiirenth street Tlie i oinnionvxenltli
weeks go. Slio wus not allowed lo
leave the immigration detention house at
Gloucester until her linnce appeared.
He arrived today, married Miss Comae
and bore her off to Slienowa.
SHIPS RUSH TO HELP
DISTRESSED VESSEL
band. Mrs. lliddle is survived by it
laughter, the wife of Dr. William
Middle Cadwalnder, who was Miss Mil
ilnil lliddle Another daughter, Mrs.
i harles I'. Da Costa, xvho was Miss,
lulnt lliddle, died of pneumonia at her -llrir,m-
i villi... i... ,.,. 1 ir........ . ' oupreme
h.r lit lust. t Award t0 Erben-Harding Mills
Itefore her muriiage. Mrs. Middle was Justice von Mosehzisker. of the state
Mis. Jessie Duncnti Turner, daughter Supreme Court . today upheld the Court
r li.-ar Admiral I noma i urner, a ins- lf OunrtPr Sessions in awarding Mid.
Paris. April 10. flvy A. P.) Allied
occupation of the Ruhr basin in western
Germany Is being considered by allied
premiers gathered at San Kemo, says
the Petit Parislen.
Premiers Lloyd Geprge. Mlllerand
and Nltti lipid n brlpf nipetlng last night
and agreed, in principle, on the neces
sity of forcing Germany to disarm, the
newsnaner declares, but were not
agreed as to the best means of pro
cedure. , , .
There was u (ertain coolness be
tween M. Millerand and Mr. I.loyd
George at the opening of the meeting.
uir the I; i hip ol nit II x-anis led III a sunn v. inc. uu
Chuioner at Merry utmost cordiality prevailed nt the close.
according to the .Matin.
- -- Demands that the Allies, during tne
ABNER LINCOLN 101 DIE? San Kemo meeting, resist all attempts
HOPJCn LIPlsULN, IUI- UICO , (, , f t)lc Versailles
treaty with Germany lire made by llay
inond Poilicuire, former president of the
French republic, in uti urticlu published
by Hip Matin.
Premier Milletand is congratiilutcd
bv M. Poincare for the wisdom he show
Remembered Events of Mexican and
Civil Wars Funeral Tomorrow
Ahner l.ineotn. 101 renru 1il iltnil
res-terrlnr nt lilu linina 1109 V.irtfi .Ivlli
street. Mr Lincoln possessed a re
markable memory, and discussed inci
dents of the Mexican and Civil Wars
with his grandchildren when they re
turned from the world xxnr.
His funeral wil be held at the home
Wedne-dny afternoon nt 2:.'I0 o'clock.
cd in pursuing a "vvlsu policy in view
of the necessity oi stopping hip laiui
movement leading Hip Allies to the
precipice" M. Millerund suys the allied
governments should support France
against Germany and asserts Germany
U violating the Versailles treaty and
avoiding all engagements, and mat
France and Belgium could not have
done otherwise than advance east of
the Itlilue when German regulars in
vaded the neutral zouc In the Jlitlir
valley.
Nine thefts, ranging from picked
pockets to forced entrances into vncnnt
linns'r. were rcnortcd to Superintendent
of Police Mills today. The majority of
Hip thefts occurred Saturday night.
A womnn representing herself n n
tlsltlnsf nurse from St. Mnry's Hospital
gained nccess to the homo of John Oaks.
4111 Fast Glrnrd iixpiiiip, nnd stole ?(lil
from n bo It: Hip living room. She Is
described lis nbout thlrty-tlvp years old.
good-looking and dressed in blnck. nnd
it is thought may be the mysterious
"woman In blnck" MIpvpiI to liiivu
committed 11 spries of Hiefta In Gcr
mnntiiwu n few months ago.
An unidentified jierson entered Hip
home of Adunm Cylbulskl, 11270 Fnst
Thompson street, and stole MKi from
a bureau drawer.
Woman Bobbed by Votitlin
Mrs. George Lir.tou, r.nOl Osage iivp
nup, xvas robbed of n handbag contnjn
ing SI." which she dropped xvhlle shop
ping tit Fifty-second and Locust streets.
Two y"oiine,boys rim nxvny with the bug.
Iiuts vveiner. n i.iitcner nt mini 1 op
lar street, hnd his pocket picked by 11
negrcsH who entered his shop osten
sibly to mnkp purchases. Hp lost
?100.
A domestic in the Ptnploy of Mrs.
Tlurkp Hull. 1"-'v7 North Sickle street,
stole clothing valued nt SU." from her
employer nnd disappeared.
Clothing valued at ?11W xvas taken
from the npnrtmrnt nf Mrs. Catherine.
Gillen. llltl South Forty-plghth street.
Kntrance xvns gained through n side
bedroom window.
Fail to Open Safe
The George 11. Newton Co.'s coal of
fice at Twenty-first street and Alle
gheny avenue wns entered in the night
by thieves, who failed to open Hip safe,
but stolo sevPrnl tools in Hip oflico.
Four boys, nonp more 1 hull sixteen.
entered the store of Albert .Tnhnoii,
140!'. South Firtyeighth strppt. told
Johnson and 11 customer to hold up
their hands and rifled the ensh drawer,
which contained only $11.
Mrs. Mary Kurt, 2.T.IR Wutkiiis
street, xvas nsMiulted near her home by
a negro, xvho struck her In the jaw,
knocking her down, and took her hand
bag. Pursued, be dropped the bag,
which xvas recovered.
To Name Pen'n's Honor Men
Nominations for honor men of the
senior class of Hip T'nlversity of Penn
sylvania will be held today. This Is
nn old custom nt Pennsylvania. The
nominations are not made on the basis
of scholarship, but rnther from those
who have done the must for their
class nnd for the University. Fight
mm are lo be nominated, from xvhleh
xrlll he chosen four nt u later election.
filled Spoon Mnn. Howl Man. Cane
Mnn and Spade Man, m rfhc order of
votes cast.
Lady Astor for Suffrage Congress
I,ondon, April 10. -On the invitation
of Premier Lloyd George. Lady Astor
will attend the International Woman
Suffrage Allinnce Congress at Geneva
in June ns the nfiicinl representative
of the British Government if It Is pos
sible for her to go at thnt time.
trier, til n luncheon of the City Bunp,
Club In Hip Adclnhla Hotel (odav.
Illuming ft city governmeni i.
ma ipr or war on dollars ,lniJ .,,,;!
declared the speaker. "As ,. "V.
of the present condition ' "'
lecent Investigation showed t.s rlu,,'.'
Would take S2III.000 to clen.i .i"".1
I lull. Whereas the .,) Title IIi,,.
with an area not much dlfferen ""Vi
be denned for ?7n.00(). I ., ., '"
FtoplHii enough to belle,,. (,nt LhT,
must cnler li,in ., ii.i in." "'."aW'-H
I do advocate .enu ;""." ''. Ih-1
In of money." "nT
flrnnnlnf iiAiinL.-..
on.i;r V"" . " iT" ';'. '""'rovrn.,,,!,
street Improvement, ami suggested t
ill nfilixM l.t HHI... il.. 9 ... .' "
",',""'" '" """' me iiintiev I'h s,:. i
",., "''us' iiu n'ccipis.
.1,- , !-jair.i oi
mniid $il.0fHMHHV
si reefs will ,
SIllll ii. ......
'and onlv SI. mill law. . "...,". ' s '?
the lsi unn'mns. l,V '" """""-'I In
The other two Improvements .v..
caled In Mr. It. .. ,. . "
Htid water mhiiii. In .1... .:.....
lirged the eoinpHn of . J-VmikforJ
"I' Mruelure. the using of ,"r " '
cross streets as mnfn arteries hr n"
moving cur tracks from them. nn.J t!,,
use of nuto busses on Brond street
A popular loan to raise mnrV f.
tlm I lAllatl'Mj l.l.l.... . f. . :'
.... .,..,, . ..,,- project was (V
.nn niicKesiion oi uie speaker, xvlnl
declare,! Iit dribbling approprintioi,
were not enough. 'I
FIRST VETERANS PARADE
Heorganized Regiment Not Prepared!
to March on Dlrthday
i-..i...i.ii.. ......
i i.iioiiiiiiR ineir oid traditions, ,
eteran Corj.s of the Fi-st Infantry.
N. G. P.. will relebrate Hip annlrrr
sarv of the famotiN regiment today.
This is the fifty-ninth year for th.
'legiinent, nnd Hip first ypnr It bus tint
paraded. This, because It Is not yit
sufficiently reorgnnized. following tl1(
ch Bilges of the wnr. The VelPrnn Ccr
will puindp iiIoiip. with the reglmerljl
bnud.
Leaving the armory nt ltroud on
ChIIowIiIII streets ut 1:4." o'clock this
nftenioon, the corps will nuuvh dflnii
Broad street, to Cliestliut. to Twelfth.
to Locust, to Brond. xxbere it will form
for review when it swings paxt tin
( nlon l.eugue.
Governor Sproul xvill review thtl
corps ut the Cnloii League, toeethr'
with high olliccr:. of the Nutlona
Guard, and the army ntid tin
nuvy. A dinner will be the event i.l
the evening at tlie I nlon League
rratiklln Spencer Kduioiids nnd Hi
llev. Charles Wudsvvortli. Jr.. a ret-
era n National liiiard chupluiu. to !
the principal speakers.
BOY KILLS PLAYMATE
...
Trenton Lads Find Boarder's R
volver and It Goes Off
Trenlon, April lil--As the result ol
the handling ot u loaded revolver, wind
was uecldentl.v discharged. Thomas Da
vidson, Jr., nine yearn old. of this eitj
was shot through the heart and killc
vesterdav bv Julius Biishburgrr. sl
ulnn i-n.isi ni, I ulieo Thornnst mill lit
brother William, seven years nl.fl
slopped nt the llushburgcr home to li.ii
the Biishbiircer boy aiisiinuany tiieiu I
church. The Isoys foutul n loaded rr
volver belonging lo lliissell I oiniis,
bcardrr. and they were examining
when it went off.
Combs had left the rexolver out In'
cause Mrs. Biishburger complained Iks
some one had tiled the doors the iil;hi
before nnd she feared burglars.
Two Fires Blamed on Vagrants
Vagrants are believed lo have slartMl
two Mimll tires tliat caused S200 lain-
agp at tt o'clock this morning to nn titi-l
unoccupied house at 21)02 South Litlithj
street. One fire diimugPil the lMllirnomi
tiuotber the summer kitchen.
Norris Praises Johnson Bill
Brokenbow. Neb.. April !!. (By A.
P.I In the finnl seech of his Nebraska
tour in the interest of the presidential
caudidsev of Senator Hiram W. John
son. Fulled Stales Senator Norris told
in audience here that $.1,000,000,000 of, rierlln, Apiil 10. (By A. P.l The
the national debt would hnve been raised Vossiehe .eitung todHy points out thnt
from war profits of the country's mil- -.vitli the removnl from the Bulir region
llonaires if the mensuto ndvocated by f lo Iteiehvvehr troops in excess of the
Senator Johnson hsd beeu adopted by permitted number, there are increasing
Congress. Senator Norris attacked the i signs of French withdrawal from the
pence treaty in Its present form, de- Frankfort nrea. The French troops, il
clarifg it sn "iniquitous" measure, rep- ko.vs. are gradunlly evacuating the new
rcbenting the persona I viewu of Presi- bridgehead astride thr mnin river es-
ui-i.i. ii ..sun iuuu-1 ii.uu iiiosc oi inc tabllshed at tne mnn oi uie rcceoi
WINS $176,489 FROM CITY
Court Justice Upholds
t-'rench advance. They have already
left tlie zone of occupation cast of
Frankfort, the newspaper states, while
there ure now no foreign troops ut
Offenbach or Miilhelm.
Jury Chosen to Try
Moyvr in lianh Crash
(roume, Jr.. Clinton
of Colonel Groolnr uild
l'i iinsy Ivamu ltisrrve
John ('.
street, son
captain in
Cavalry
Aiilboii Wnldner. 2.'i'-'0 .Niclmlas
street, toolmakri
ndrevv Brady, HVil I'raneis
street, tinsmith
llllllls V. Ilvi'llwsk. IL'OI North
Flfn i ightli street, elei iriciiin.
IiiIiii II. .I.tmiesoii. 1007 I ayugn
str, n iiuirtn. i ugliicei
.Samuel Ii. Ilaurs, (JO.". Norlh
Thirl fourth street , wool silica
inn n
losrph ,Mr(nvvun, P,.! Tree street,
clerk.
Charles (. Misb. lHOtt An h
Street, clerk
Arthur N. daius. 20 Ninth I'tf
ty first str.i. p. B. . clerk
Horiie Williams, urgro 210 Knee
street, chauffeur
Georgn . U llsoit, negro. Ih'Jo
Lntonn strei I laborei
A, AVnltrrr, l.'l.'tl Gcrmnutnwii
trentie. salesman.
nCC HFI WAARF RAV niiguislied officer of the Fnited States .js'.t damages ugninst the city for the
Ul I ULLnVVrlL. Un I '.,,, who serxed in the Mexican mid KrheiiHanling Ci.'s mill at Twenty-
("ml War-i and died iu Glen .Mills. P nfti, , Spring Garden streets.
in lS." Thtee appenls tnken from the award
",,,, by the city were dismissed by Judge
Mrs. Francis Tully u,n MoM,iulskrr. The Spring Garden
Mrs Catherine Tully, widow of I street nronerlj wns taken over for the
Francis Tully, died on Saturday at her Parkway iniprovruient. The award of
damages was tiiaile in July. l'.MM. The
Wooden Craft's Wireless Says
Hatches Are Open and She
Fills Rapidly
home. OIL'S Ca lowhlll street. Mie wilb
ihr mother of the llev. Francis I. Tully.
of Frie, Pa Her funeral will be held
. .l. "t her home on Wednesday til H a.
i. Kinships aie ia. iug to the , m Hth W),,m1 rrrjU,.m iiiss in Our
of the wooden steamship ,, ( Uosary Church nt 10 a. in.
Willinm O'Brien, in (listless in the At
I.u.tlc oeean nbout .VK) miles east of Hi
John T Ileger, who served fouileen
' mnnths overseas with Battery B. Third
ever.il
u-.si-liini e
city appealed ftoin the nvvurd of the
Jury of view, but the Court of Quarter
Ses-sions sustiiiueil the award
II F.I
WANTI'.II FKMAI.i;
John T. Heger
Di In w.i i c bar
'I he first intimation th" maritime
wui Id hud of the trouble of the William
,0'P.iien wis whet, the following wire,
by.,, message was picked up by a num
ber ol ships ai sen. and h.v wireless
stations on slime: "Steering south, If!
least: natch cnv.rs off: taking xx liter
irnnidlr: plrnse stand bv."
Position of the steamer was also re
wirtrd. It Is not known what disaster
lias overtaken the O'Brien. The ves
sel is undoubtedly in serious trouble.
I lull It Is thought tlie rescue snips will
lurrive in tune to give the
iissisliince, or take off the crew.
It is believed Hie vessel is in n heavx
storm area ns an earli.r call for li'l
was received from the shipping bonn'
steamship F.. A. Morse, bound for New
1 York to Genoa. This vessel's position
was about fifty miles northeast of tb"
O'Brien.
I niteil Stntes r leld Artillery, died on
Saturday nt the home of his father. Jo
seph Ileger, I'.IO Spring avenue, .Noble.
Death was due to septicaemia. Mr.
Ileger. who was twenty seven .veura
old, was n graduate ol St. Joseph's
College and a member of funics ,fordan
Post, American Legion. Besides his
fuihei, he Is survived by four brothers
and two sisters.
Funeral of Mrs. Catharine Tully
The funeral of Mrs. Catharine Tully,
who died Snliirdoy. will be held Wed-
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neeessarv t " son,v in.iriiiii iiuui ii.-i .niiu.-, hi.'.
I allow lull street roiemu reqiiiciu
mass will be conducted ill the Church
of Our l.ndv of IJoarv liitrrinent
will be made 111 Cathedral Ccmelery.
Mr- Tully was the mother of the
Rev Francis I Tully. of F.rlc, Pn. fihe
wn seventy two years old Hhe had
been nick only a few days.
l,lTll I'l.KHK lniran' ofH p illrlnii'
n.inee"ry If '""i "I fliciirm nl-nt
nvlionmnt slmri hnai, falirj to start,
I j j A am. IflgT iff li e
vTa'iTKO - for mail idiow ciris for art
inni1d pealiUT. must l of nriit aprsrsraneii
anil over 21. rurnlali all, lelj nli In
loiter Jl'ien in nr.ie
Offlre
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people.
E. K. Worthline Dead
F.li K Worthline, seventv-six years
old, a retireil bookbinder, died y enter-
day nt his home. D1S Cayugn street.
following an illness of five months. , i ITtFNf H JV I LASH
was a veteran of the Civil War. Uol iitj'yL'n '" 'ljrl
leaves his widow, tvvo daughters and a I OVER LARGE ARMY
son. Ills funeral will take place at the Si
house Wednesday at 2 p. m. Burial,
with Mnsonic rites, will be in North-1 Fails, April 10. (By A. P.)
wood cemetery. j i.y.mce must maintain an army of 700.-
7 v Watnr i nn.emn r'
Vl.ltatlon rhuirh s l tn
PHlrlrk's fninetiTV T'r.Davllli
Tl'llNCn. April l AI.11F
isnnrK April is st Uturood. N J..
WII.I.IAM W huihan4 of Prvphema M
l'oree Rlatlv srnl frlendu Invited to fu
neral rvtre on VVdiis.1av. a. 2 p. in
at lata rfslnnr Wen Avenue, l.lnnpod,
j I Internienl Zlen ' meierr
MAtVTlN April IT JAMUH son of the
late Tames and M.irsells Martin. Funiwal
on XVedneadsy. 7 I ft m in from reaMenc.
"Kil J VTatar t Solemn reijulem maaa at
loir, iiio.ti (ii.
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pn nceil r.S Hrvli-e . ,i Tinirli at 2-lft
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n m SI .IIS mi" ..i-1-i..i.i .,sn,i niwi.nl.
Jive ' OverhrooU. Inlrrmeiit private I'un
,nl'nw will ti " Vsrhrool( elation in
meet train leavlnit linunl Street Btatlon 1 :43
'' VCiOAN Bil'W'ny April 18, SARAH A.,
nliloxv of Pavld Vo-n ruaaral atrrlrs
Thurilay. 8 P- m, nt Uia Ollrar 71 TUIr
ntitldlns. 12 CTieatnut at. Tnlsnnem rrl.
nt Keroalni nav b viewed WeJnts(la
rvcnlnir.
STRIKE NOTICE-
ie naTf urrttartxl u
rinnufc Pfruu trnrtA tin
owtr than whr..m,. pric
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III Molurdui nUlil. Our retail urlrn. aro
smoked meats tn meet our
o per envi.
Swift's Honey Cured Picnic Best Fretthly (Jround 101
Shouldorn or Picnic 1 Qc ib. ; Hamburg Steak, (lb.) '
HliniN 10 or 12 1b. UV. ' ' If one. ou try .uir llamhiirB Plea
12V2C
35c
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Th are jul the kind Ihnl ni.it you ui J, "'''."",,. i'"' """" ""'
In iour inoull. lieaueo Ihey uis , nutuu. v- -
freahli imoked. lean, no wa.lc nnd ' ... . s!n
Brunieei to keep, NlCO Lean fJOUp
KoHHtinK or .StcwiiiR A Cc ! I Beef.
CUlrhmnu Aw ' , . nn , enualeit nt any nrlre.
Skin Itnek or Ueirulnr Hams 9Cc II).
The aanie brands ihut mails the ihrlfty houelieeirra
.yf-mler Sow ws SM II Keee XV'self
If ini like u Koaal sf I'ork nr Hiinilay ou ouht to lr M.MII H'S or II
.xiahti Si rrran iiama arm ,si,uuiurre,
Shouldern of Pork city
.dresfled 1 or 5 lb. OQc lb.
average "''
Freah HaniB 8 Ib. OCc Hi.
average JaJ
Finest Halfnmokes IQc Hi.
In the city -117
Best Boneless Bacon tliat can
be obtained in a QQc lb, l'reslt Kegs, fliinran
nlec.
ii.
NATIVE BEEF
Tstr? STEAKS
" Sirloin
That Money Can Buy A'o IFaafe
4-Oc lb.
45c dofc
JECLDWELL(0.
Jewelehs Silversmiths Stationkks
Chestnut anu Juniper Stkeets
Distinctive Brooches
Of Important Precious Stones
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Let me see if you want to hit the
profiteer in clothing as an open
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SPRING SUITS
Made to Order
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MX AUK NOT I'ROFITKr.KA. Oor aim la t cite, our Ni-lon.crs (lie MM
lar ine .hi. iv Mes-n una up. xm aH JAQ tn plena nring your naaaei a
fome c-anj, a ymi nmin in rrond anil ou get 111 rlialfe eola or men I
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nee bring our h
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north 10 fare In, romn out and Inspeet Hi eanltHrr fatifltlaii tn uliltlt lour
meata ara handled. (onrlsy and elennllnrsa rula here. '
MARKET STREET BEEF CO. IVJW
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Made at Cost $ O C75
II Extra Trousers Free 3J
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