i - "t; : Tyrii n:,x i v- ' ,1-. fcrfl- - ,,r i'.. ,. m !!.- ft &' jjt r nrjgrvvvuv n- BUILDING BREVITIES From famou'i plnt built by AtVERTlWW come product! with wriitli million! ol Amtri can citizeni are clothed and nourished, product", again, to which in large mtiure they owe clcanl'mcu, health, imT hippineu. I To contlruct thin worthily for utciul ends u to contribute directly to the progress of civilttation. fl EVENING 1'TJBLlO LEBGEfe-t.lHILADErjrHlA, Wfet)NE4VY, . Apjtu) &iw K R AT A BERTH AW CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Contracting Lnmnccrs PHILADELPHIA WEST END TRUST Nebraska Returns i Strengthen Johnson Conllnii'il from t'.tsu tlni ?.irll oupporliiiK tlif '"wit -oiiiitui . l" an neither for WihuI nor .lolm-nn A vjotor.v for .Inhnxon tlteri would ikii n j trjcnicinloui rffivt. It may even deride; tr)o iiotnitinl ion . IVmnrrntic returns from Nehnil.:i nd Iteorpla nrr lndrrl-ivr. Ilr.x.iii in t)r rnrlj retiln aiipriu to lim'". vim , .imtsldr I lie lirt four riinill.liiiei lor llttcite nt-lnrRP. If lie i ilefentetl. tin tclmiiilfttriitinn will liavr won if uiol jiiiinurtniit fishi. I Hrjnn'h pntlerltii nf tlir "ilr.." and th treat) rei'riitliiiit, on llio eon Tutioii floor, would In cniliiirra-liiB to PreMiletif Wil-ou. Tin roninioiier Mieiv- would en irtliraci iillier opiiolielltK of tin nilnilu istrntloo. who. it. is true. hae iiotliit'R in common wit'i rnn eeepi ilie ucnin II : give yp Burnt I Idle Rnilroad Men In Metro politan District Agroo to Re sume Work at Once ! ABANDON APPEAR TO BOARD n (lit AsMirlnlril I'rr V:i.Miiiilnii. April 21.- An imree ment willi (lie inilrond lirntlierlionc unions miller which the itrikiiiR worker. I in the inetropolilanMi'lriet of New Ynili in' w III return to work initnnlhitcl. iinnoimred licr Imlnj li was , i IM.vni-.l Mi. II llilgli, poKiiiinn lor cm mrinein An '--- WAf i&HBv. AH BmmmW -i AMY I 'JBraR. H ammkHmk Anmvammvi it-Ii&..ti'.:i';', .ywU SUFFRAGE BOOM REVIVED AT DOVER Mr Melluch aid In had iilrindnned tin effort to have tlir eae nf the New "lurk men tnkeu tin separntely by Hie null ond Inhor board nnd that hi rum ' inittri wnulil return to New ork tndn . ' lent ins their him in the IiiiiiiIh nf the lender of the tvgtilnr brotherhood" The iosihilit,, of n'tenil mouths' (e I ln in tin settlement of the wage de ' niiinrix of tlir '.'.OOO.lHMt niilfoad work- i ers developed today duritiK i1iiiiIoii hetween i-"pre.entntive of the road- ami Hi.. Iirnt IikiIiiihiIh In. fori- I In- Hnilrond . Labor Hoard, when lirnrini: "ii the de- i street, who has been miislit: from Ills miintls were resmurd. I hoinr for two mnnthsj think the boy bait i .. n.i.. i.-.... niet with nn wvldr-nt or foul jlnj . i. .i. in I, ii r .i . .- He left for work with his sister mid I.. I. Uhler eh.ir.nan of the w,.rc been Veh. or heard of f,lnee. eommissioti of tin .vnein ion of Itnil- "" ."'.,' '' ,, ,, .,, , ,,.. miiv ..Pfiii vrs. snnl rotiKliipriihlp time i'"" i"": '.'"' "' " - i . would he required for the Knther neeesnr. ililtll to L34AWMtfMJy ,.i:oitct: .oi.ociuii Sltfii-r.nlil Imi.v. mIii Ims lirrn misslnc from Ills linmis l.i-J.i Mot.li. Hollywood Mr-ret. for two months BOY MISSING TWolIONTHS Parents of George Zolochlk Fear He Met With Accident The pari'tlts of (leorrje Zoloebik. sjt teen venrs old. IS 1.1 South I loll) wood ilwho seldom went out rxrept .to the lie mails in ;'"-' '" "- ..I.s plnre before niovies. Hnu nan irw imj irir.iuc ithr board nnd that nnw.r to a -pies, wns rmpijei...i-. .."-,. . . . I lionnaire sent out li his n-oncintinn Areordiiiu to a drseriplion pnen to ' rotild not lie obtniued under three I the poller by his fnther. Michael Zolo nioiitli. Irhik, the boy wns live feet, f-evrii .in,ohes ' 1. i: Sbeiu.erd. president of the con- ' tall, weighed I HO Tpllllds and bad n ilurtniV brotherhood, dreliire.l that siKlit limp in tils riBtit toot. neu ion since the dispute had been pending vi- . een lie wns dresfe. Ian blur rrKr suit, tren month., the rouds Und had time in 'with n dark rnp, khnki shirt, blue tie which to untlier nil necessary informa i and hlaek hoel. tlon. ' '" " ' DeelaiiliR that the roads could delaj j 0011110111 Seeks irttlrmcnt of thr dloputr by twelrl & , months. V. N. Loak. vicr nvrslilent of in Hftfllll A V11111 a I it. I ....- .'....! .. I.iu .....I. Im t ... 1-l.....l......1 ..f Dnllti-.iv flrntiutiiii I f II! I'UII tnillll rnilllii' I't nn '....,i. ."i nr iiiiiuivi uu.'.i 1.1 ,........,. i . . tA whom Hryim on the tloov would be i said every month's delay meant tluii t .,,... , ., Tflll.vln'i point. line of millions of dollars by the rouds. i niln..f.l f.on, . .. One I'nluiet failed to iret n iiiaiority in ' li wnrned. however, that further delay inc otlirer nt thr rnuiii'HV hrMiiin. av- (.Jeorgiii. Moke Smith will hold the ' sPttllnt; the wtiue (pieotlon wniim nun rived in tsim Hrtno today to represent to the unret nmoiiE tnr rnuninu mine the l. ensue oi .Mitions in iisrusninnn ers. ' with -the siiprmnri council repHrdlnu the K-irh llrarlncs I'minl-al mandate for Armrnl.H, which the lengue I.arl, ncariiiRs i rmnisci td hrcn nskrd to ntwumr. Chairman Nurtnn dwlnrrd tlujt thr i ,,.h(, dinin,, is rxppPtrl tn turn I j ...... 1,1 Mr.fwlltn mntli.ni ns llllirll I . . ...I... i .. i :i:. iHinni MiMiiu .- i. ..... ..... , , , upon inr question oi iiinus inni mm- .... wi,i .. ....iu. ...! ,l...f flu. hnnrlnss would '. '.... ' . ...i.i-i. .i... i. i I PH" . Willi in M.r.-iui- in. v : lary lorrcs, oi which iuc h-hkui- iiiis - ..llr .. - balance of power in tin convention be tween the Clerk unwell mil loin Mir , pon factions. A trade will .rcurc Hoke thr Bensatorsliip ami our of tin others the orKiiini'.atinii. Itoke can get on tin fence with crnit rr HCllit than nn. man in public life. Wnton, in ilie riimpnisn. showed where the M'tiMnr stiMid. ayinc itlwny.s: "If you are for Wilson, vote for Valuieri if von arc ncnitist WiNnn. vote for me; if .nu don't know where yon tlind, vi.te for Hoke Smith." link" has kept himself in public life nv mnkinr cnmliiuatinu cenernlly wltn Dolawnro Legislators Impressed by Action of Republican Stato Convention ANTIS ARE MUCH ALARMED Il n Htaf fnrrrourffiit Hover, IM., April 21. There wan strlklnc ividrner in thr Ilonsr nnd Sen ,nte today tlint many members heretofore npim.srn io ult ruj(i ralllicnllon were nn deroiin; n rhntiRi nf hentlmenl. liidorK"meiil of womiiti MiffrnKe by thr stati emu-en! Inn and thr trenirndnus drmoiiKtrntinii of approval It received' fintii ileleRiites nnd Hpertntorn Iiiin con vlncnUthr niitls Ui the I.egislnturr that thr rltlr.ens of Delawnre desire the Mate to add tin finishing touch to ratification , hy the country. There nn u fev of the nntls still s'ul'btirn, howewr. and on henriiiR thi inilriiliiir there wnl n'nnRslliilitv of the MifTrnce rntllientton resolution bring liroupht up in the Sciintr tomorrow thr) took strps to obtain a rrcess. They rhn lended tlint the isimmis.sinn nppointnl i-erentlj to consider fhr srhnnl code r vlslfti required Umr. to makr nn rx haustivr Investigation, so It hns virtu -nil., lien drcliled to take n recess t-o-lnorrow for throe weeks. Ahtls In the IIoliw and Henntr who brlieve that they will have n rest from the sufTrngr agttntion during thr receps, will, however, have cnnsldernble disappointment. Vigorous Campaign Assured 1'lniiR were mapiied out here today hy thr sufTnigist for a more vlgorotii campaign than ever. Several thousand I'opirs of the resolution indorsing woman sulTrflKP, which was adopted by thr con Volition yesterday, will br Frnt to rrsl, dents of rvrry town and hamlet in Dela wnre. Those will be follow rl by suffragist speakers armed with Ukuits nnd fncts to convince the doubtful ones that u gr-at majority of thr proplr of thr stnto want it to be In hnrmony with the rest of the country nn tin right .of women to rnst thr ballot. Miss Alice I'nul, chairman of thr na tional woman's party. Is expected here tonight to map out plans foe thr con tinued light. Kspecinl efforts will he Inafle to win ovr the D laocratii' untis in House and Senate, nnd for tins purpose the storm conter of the battle will undoubtedly switch to Wilmington. .Mrs. Florenie Hn.inrd IIIllcs, state chairman of the national woman's 1 iiiiiiiiiiB WM WsSl 'iH' '''' JHsBiaiHs.B vtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKi MISS MAUY IirnilAKI) I'Al'IA)IN(J Who noted ns sponsor at tho New Yorli Shipbuilding nl In Cnmdrn yesterday when tho 1'nllcd Stnto dostrnjrr rauldlng was launched. Sho Is h great .granddaughter of dnmos Klrlte ratildlng, iv former ccretary of tho iinty. for hom tho destrojor was named PE DELAY DANSEY CASE NN MEN VOTING UPON HONOR CODE continue for the present unintcrriipt- lrerum. vhloh has hem se edly. S. W. Ilebfrlmg. prrs uiem oi mu , u,(,t0ll B1 ,n1 (Mpltfti 0f Armenia, i tlir SwitclimenH I'liion of North America. I hnm litv nf .Mstnpim Kctnnl, the will present ine iipmauus i ! i -ganixntion tomorrow. . Hefore adjourning, inr noniu iicciucu to take under advisement the sugges tion that the rallroails -end out ques Clark Howell. I'robiihlv he will' do so tionnnires as t tin effects of the pro Rirain. in which ense rnlmrr will get O'eorgin uud the ndniinistrntion llllothe. victory BRYAK GAIMNG HOPE AS RETURNS POUR IN , Omaha. April 'Jl. ill) A Ii Wil liam Jeniiius Ilrjnti made further gains dhring the countiug of tin vote this itinrning. and while lie remained in sixth l(lace among the eight candidates for llemorrutir delegates-at-large, . he gained on the leaders. In 3(',(J out of IVltt iircciiirtf the vote stood : ''ilitcheoik delegates Neville. 11.101: SCliallenberg. 1 1 .OOM : N'eble. lO.lSli; f,cN'en). SSH Ilr)UN delegates--SlepheiiH. MM."; Bryan, O.'.O . ISerge. 7!I4 . Thomas. i.si . !.. poseil wage increiises on iin-i.iinih v. prnses. Snokesmen for the brotherhoods con- ! tended that the question of costs was for the Interstntr Commerce CommUfion to decide and that the board should con ntifiii.ntit uttt itnll in ii.lo lult ft rrmulil . ... ii . t i i tiuiiun ui ii " i i'u i.i Ainini "iv.n mpii-mi Turkish Nationalist lender, and he is n ,.nb)y crr.ltrr tllm tln liJd nny deputy from that city In thr '1 urkish !(.(,H 0f parlimnent. He is reported to have! "WhUc the I.egisluture is liaving its i.i.mni iitiims in ...mill. ........ ' iroorss, nicmberK will ha hetler oppnr- l.engue or iiiiuiis, iiiiuci in,- iniiiiiiuii-, would have the task of turning out. Hrltish. Italian. French. .Inpnnesp and (irpok military and naval experts have arrived here to tnkr part In the framing of thr military clauses of the Turkish treaty. Premier Nitti. of Italy, speuking to Three Departments Considering Adoption of Plan to End Exam Supervisions FRESHMEN ARE UNDER FIRE Students of the Wharton School, 1'nlversitv of IViinsylvntWn. met In Logan Hall tdny to vole on tho new honor rode which is the lirst move in thr linn) rffort to estnblish un illl-uui-verslty rodr for thr undergraduate in the Wharton, college nnd Towue scien tific departments. Thr rod iliciissrd applies to tho students in tlir three-upper classes nnd to freshmen after "heyday" which comes in Ma) . Trial of llagrniit iolntors of th" sys tem will be b) tlie honor court of each department, tin proposed code provides. Kxamiuntioii papers would b. headed "Honor Kniniii.itioii." ns n substitute for thr pledge foimerl)" used. There wuilld be no proctois. No "Spies" Needed Kverv student wo'uhl onfore- tlir code -. i . ' . ..:-!...:.... l l l.n ..l...l..n tunlt, of learning the sentiment of the , " . Lr. " "i, IT L""" "' Z, , III Hlllll"Uiriiiun i.it '..s -- f , " the case to the lioiior court of his de partment. .Stato Not Roady to. Prosecuto iYwo SUsDOcts asTjiify Pre pares tp Meet Tomorrow HAVE NEW CLUE, BELIEF Atlanllc City, N. .., April UI. He volnpnyntH nt n, seiisntlonnl nntiiro, w'hlch nrr snld to hr Impending In the mystery which still envelopes the day light disappearance of llvo-yenr:(ihl 'Itilly" .Uiuisey., o.( Hnmmonton. 'n October H of last' year, will not br In slmpc for presontntlon. when the At lnntlc county, grand jury meets at Moth Lauding tomorrow. "We nle not yet prepared to Indicate wiint course the prosecution Is to lake at tills time," TMimiml I. tlnsklll. prosecutor for Atlantic, said at his of lice here today. Thin was after .1. I'hlneas Wilson, cnptnltt of county de tective, had stnted nutimritntlvcly thut ,i.. ri....UA.. ...,.., ntirl ilm rlinrtrrs of mur- der prndlng iigalnst Chniies II. W iltc and Mrs. Kclllli .16nes, of Hainmonton. would t:ot be submittal . tjio Knit" iury tomorrow, fnptnin uson mm lie knew beonusr nnnr of thr stiite s wlj nrssrs, qiiitr a number in wnoin I'onns)lvnnlii. luiil been suinmoiiod. "Wc nrr not yet prepared to net. tlint is nil." Prosecutor tlnsklll stated nt his oilier, when asked why two grand Juries had been permitted to adjourn without tiny move upon the pnrt ot tim state Io nresrnt the evidence upon which White nnd Mrs. .limes wero fir loMod nt Hnmmonton last December and held In custody until they entered $."l) ball eneh. . , ., . , Prolocutor tlaskill indicated thttf lie was not concerned with , tlir indignation snld to exist In Hnmmonton over the prosecutlon'H failure to cither move the chnrgr that the defendants killed little nillv Unnsey. or dismiss the proocoil ings and clear their names. "Jr nimply have not completed our ensr. bo colli. "There arc several lines upon wblch we nir working. A mnttrr of this kind cannot be rushed bemuse Justice is at stake." He added tlint n part of the delay had been dm tn nn enforced trip to Klorldn to recuperate his health. Prosecutor Onsklll declared emphatic ally that hr will light with till the means nt 'his command' despite reported moe inent on the pnrt of White and Mrs. .Jones through their counsel to lmvc the proceeding! dismissed, 'The Ut6 f not going to abandon thlM cnsiV ' Ny Hit, wny Mr. Onsklll expressed It. "we have n certain nnioiint of evidence 'and nro necking ,to obtain more br it cor roborative nature, I most certainly will fight any attempt to huvo thr proceed-. Ings dismissed! , . Oartleld A. nolte, counsel for Mrn. .fnnes; and White, wnt to Hnmnionton today to confer with them. Mr. BolLc. tM .An. Mf ,1j.tn Ifn lipllnvon the slate nhouhl make some more vt confesa. it has made n mistake. ;i, $j- Ik l i m 11 TODAY'8 MABRIAQE LICEN8ES Vltr It Kenren. C?e N. Itrotd St.. nnd Jonnle O, Hnlrtwln, RfHO t.irchwood nve. Alxnflr A, Uht. I31 ermnton e.. nnil Msry It. ltlgi.'. Btenton K-vb. and llflls Mill rd. Joasph X. M&Kntl.lcn. 1502 N. CTIh t.. nnij Buiinnn U. I'urrsn, l84 Mt. Vemon st. Itarvfy Inmlrigor, 141.1 Jsokson t ami Anna IMcCunn. Chter, l'a.. aorn Chivman. 1S38 PlrlnUy rd., bi.J rrtn PIro, 4001 Pchll ave. Dnll 1. Murphy. ri77 nisliemore at., an.l francos II. AchafTr. lift AV. taudtn at. Norrll W, Allien. II7 IX Huntingdon St., ami Alma Ilts. 2071 B. Bonwrlet at. Thnmaa It, I'MnMy. 14M N. 2d at., and Jnna JI. Oorse. BM0 Wyalualne ave. Domlnao t). lltij. 0044 Market at., and fora .1. Clou.. 1S N. Mllllck t. Max Tliuna. New Trk city, sr.rl Ilertha Lester Nw Tork" city. Walter T William". ISM Webster st.. aiid .Nnnnlo William. .15'Jl N. Oarllnln at. William M. I.edman, 30f lla)erf4rd nve., and Hilda Rtone, 74SO Devon at. Joseph A. Oartner. Nlcetonn lane, and Mar- Bret K. Mansfleld. 19 B. Cherry st. . Joe'ph lineal. 1H3 C'heitnut at., and Fophlc Kopp. 3loS Cedar nt, t;ilntia n. rowell, Jr., Cheater, Pa., and Heleh I'ratt. Qlerr Mills, l'a. IJen Hester, AR02 Calvert St., and Kdna Mltrhelh 4 1 Oil Market at. Pfersoh'alTits OUR Trust Department is equipped- to under take nny work of h. fiduciary nature,, and ita officer nro nlwrivs . rpndv. .to r.AM. .'.!' V ' V'fiUclK ? niay : eo'nlchi plate the creation of aTrust Philadelphia Tust Company '41flCKcatnut Street and Ilroad and Cheslnul Stretla Northeast Comer Huron .i rriei, ,oa is, inn Bl.. anA m. C Elser, 181 N. Mlldrad at. " flimuel A. Harlrur. Tleadlnc, l'a.. nt ph., M. Ilecher, neadlntr, raT na E,l"l Karneit L. White. a78 K. Hendolphi ,. and Vera II. Taliaferro Creemont P. lH-.... nrnnil nlOK a a,.l ". A Kllaatylh E. Wllaon. 8007 Willow OrVvJ Henry, J. Wlr.iir, 1H8 Illtner it., ind Mi Bmllli, 2420 P. Woodstock at. " i- llllum ..T. rorrl. 6418 Norfolk at . ......r .. in.., j.u. ..u.,n t'm Sadataka Teihtna, Chlrao, III , ,j , . liirtl. Irvlniton, N. J. q iH Cupl'' rtowena. B17 Norrla st and ii,. ' Olbbs.' 619 riorrla at. cniupniKii will be made nut along more vigorous lines than ever to (hose In doubt that u!lragc convince J .E Oleiweu .& Jewelers Silversmiths Stationero Chestnut and Juniper Streets ENGAGEMENT RINGS ANY PRECIOUS STONK PIERCED PLATINUM OR JEWELED MOUNTINGS iMMililllillllllllllil ii- ; ii 1ielH of candidates for Republican pros iflrntial preference, tlie vote being: .lohnson. r-'.OO'J: Wood. .S741 ; Per whlug. ."."His; Ross, JSl. In Douglas county i Omaha I. Senator .Tnhnsoii obtninril a plurality nf 277 over Grnernl Wood in the first 11.". out nf Jfi4 precnii ts to report wlulr in the Htllte nlltMlle of Pnllgllls count. V lit had n pliirnlit. over Wood of 2!1S'1 in thr tirst '"';! prisincs. In the nice for delcgii'e at -large to he Republican convention returns show the Wood delegate leading by a fairly good margin, although figures are so meager that nothing like a forecast is possible. ider the demands only on tie busts oi i . . wlt, rPf,.rPl.0 to that country's tin increase in the cost nt living. I policv toward t'lermnnv. Austria and Request for an immediate nring wns , .IIK'.siavia, nnd nlso upon the financial tiled with tlie board b !-. II. Iltger- Hltu,on 0f itnl. charged that n cam aid, president of tin brotherhood of jR1 of f,,,,,.,,,,,, n being conducted Railroad und Steamship I erks. b reiglit , ,)V llnkJm persons against liis Hiindlers'. F.xpress and Station I.m- , C0UntrV. Vloyes. who said curly action by tlie ( ... (i(iM,mjI1Ht'on f,M, CW!I det board was necessary to curb restless rjn,ntnj t0 1(lly is ,, nbomlnable ness among tlie men ,.i nis orgiiiiiwium. .1.1,,- rivmlcr Nitti said. "It is n veritable campaign of libelous fnlse- num irrt MT?1J ft AT TC hoods. By whom' Is it promoted? Many L,rilLi.rU 1IVj1 litljlV telegrams which claim Io have conic 4T TzTTIT 1' IfVTTlRX from Italy prove to lmxc been sent from A I t KJIVj Lli IXCjI til.' neighboring countries by persons who huvo not lived in Itnly. and who are ... ... .n. 1. . acting in the interests of unknown 1 iiiinco. .Mini -1. '. '.... rnilronil men 111 ine 1 district refused today to Mite on question of returning to work. , , . -, All elTorts of ii committee of strike Qet LabOl' Oil Fai'ltlS, leaders to obtnin action failed. ' 4 J; 0o,,t,oo M. .1. Kenney. R. S. Murphj and AtiVlSeS KaStnUSSeil Shannon .tones, tliree of thr strikr , loaders nrrostod last week, mode thr ap- Cun(ln1lH from re, one 111.(1 for 11 return o worK 111 mn?- mrrting of striking yardmen. Thev were croeted with cries "Sold," (Jrunau?' people, and when botlu branrhes meet again all members wjll no doubt be foiiviiicid that the people. of Delaware desire to join tlie nil; Amei iinn plan for wiininu suffrage." It was reported today that (iovernor Towiisetid, who was defeated in his at tempt to go as delegate to tho national convention, would retalintr on those re. sponsible for preventing him. When seen 11 1 the Capitol, tin gover nor declined to discuss tlie subject. "I will have n statement later, lie said The honor court would be composed of two lepresentatives of the tliree upper classes in each department pre sided over by the president of thr de partment organization. A vote of the out of the sevrn court members would envvirt a violator, but unless the vnti wns utinuimoiih, tlie student would have the rlirht of nimcnl to ii lilffhei' court 1 ! composed of two seniors from each of "explaining jijst wliore I stand and I the three departments witn ine presi- what my plnni nrr.' ler. of ilia. senior, class presiding .. ... ...... i?. I.. l ' I IO IIOC1S On Ol Hie Mioeiim ...ill. nireii 1111 iiiiii mar 111 .rriiiiuin . , , . nnl ,... vntp. i.elnc neccs- It is believed the suffrage measure "''L ""?),:,: ).P 0trS UC" K ' vill be turned into politlcul capital hy I snf fnr ecuixtction. the follower of Alfrc.I-4 du Pout and The student convicted under Ihe end mod as a means of carryins him to the would be expelled for one year: ii ultlmntc Republican leadership of Del- name and bis offense would be reported IUnr,., to the head of the department and to nil Tim' Ki-ei vietm-i- tntennl Mi', ilit his timfessors. nnd lie would not be nl- Pont's leadershiii w'ns scored yesterday ' lowed to tuke nn exiimiiintion without n when (Iovernor Tnwimcnd was defeated I proctor. ".,. ..,. .,..! "ae' .W" "il ...". 'si.'i;:- ' parties. c-ennior iiirnm .ionnon i es.iiug mc MriKing rniirnnu men ... -"" ! : ,,; ni, , L. ns nnf f thr mc , " 1 ..- -- ..- -, dPlognlPs to tin tiaiiouai cnnveniipu ny the Sussex county delegates. Those who opposed Townsend nro nil supporters of Alfred I du Pont, and nnu the u.'i is brine naieil. It ftf-sald. 1 to give Mr. du Pont inc.. prestige of nier code was refused putting the sullrnge rnlttieatinn resniu- to cripple the farm industry and i editor 'linn through the Legislature, n- task of , the food s-.PPlv. The entire country is ",'i:h. '"" ""' fe U,V:,,",.?":I,:7' . 'Onthiilo" and " Whore s TnpnHPOli hv tho nmo thine." imnni mmnhnr nf tho nniinnal nm.' T.. v.tlninvJ lliufr AlTnrtB ' '" ""'". . ' "" lllilt CAIMUIII"! l laavr.i-- to obtnin thr rulrnsr nf John (irunnu, president of the Chicago Yardmen's As sociation, fiom .loliot jail on bond, had I not sueopodod. Fi jnlflicnn. tn be lending his field with' dnm Mi-Mullen in second nlace .lohu H. Morehejul I lemocrnlic candidate for , iol- iiiltoiirued lifter the strike leaders . tinn. bn- national problem. said Murnhy Hissed by Mrihers Hilrbencli Runs .strong 1 Mlll.phyj unving nn American Hag. 1I11- Democratic preference the' took thr'llnor to declare lie "would not vote fnr Senator Hitchcock ran us high . nht the American fiovernmont. He b four Io one over Ribert Ross, of ,.,. .-reetril with catcalls and hisses. will h mm Lexington I'nrlj returns also showed' 1'oinn leader declared after the meet p0pP vlio are now spending so leek- linrernni Samuel It. Jlolxrivir. He- :., ,hPv were he lilesfi to order tlie men ' ,j.. , . . ,,, r., ,n s(rpr 'n,:s l)1";k.U.i:"'nl'!k.,..... trl ii,. meet. ! i not. as you will observe, a local ques- . iniu i' ll ill' .1.. ... ........- .... overiiiu. is leading his four opponents. ,, M.n refused 11 hearing. lie an- ,The Republican national onmmitter- nnlini.(M that no "rump meeting" would' iiinn Ii It Howell, is boding ('. A. . permitteil, and the hall was clenred Mel 'loud f'r national committeeman, 1 ln,Pr police supervision. J'J.40.i to K7 fs with "(Ml ineciiicts heard ... , -. 1 -f rem. while rtlnir P Mullen. Demo Session Rcsumeil Klsewlieie ratio . oiiiniilteeinnn. is ahead of W. The -Inkers lett the hall and attei Jl. Thompson. 7ll.'l to Cil7 some discussion uiarclied across town The big light in the Deuiucialic ranks ' to their hmd.iunrtors. wheie they 1 - t wns for membership in the delegation- ' sumed the rslon ' rtt large to San I 'riinci.ro . Mr Itrvan I Many of thp men declared Kennev . Iind nnnounreil that he and his dele- 1 Murphy and .lones had no authority to ntioil would not vote for Mr Dili h -' advise tliem to return t work. Only . ock a' Sun I 'rainisi o even if instructed 1 President (irunau could do tlint. Hiy 10 do o -Mi llitchi'oel. thereupon put I declared. tJrunaii, nt. whoso rcqucul the un a dolosnlinii of his mvii friends, and ' mnss mcetim- had been culled, expected it was thi tight between that delegation 1 to arrange tor hi release from jail to .ind the Itrvan delegation winch at- uttcni May Need to Import (Jrnln. mittee from Uelavvnie. ' ', , ,. , .,, ! During the lust two weeks --both "The ultimut result therefore will,,,,, ,.1)ts u.p, ro,,or, lls fHring be, I iresiime. that instead of export - hiiffrage. T. Coleman came to Dover ing main we will be compelled to im- nd directed nn aggressive light while . 1. . .e .1.; i'J .iao.i 1 tlu indorsement of Alfred I. wus np- pnrt it to meet this .-r.nntry s need. ' , p,,rPn,ly ,,n(1Hvl.. WhenT Coleman suggested wade an attempt to force thp measure p.uf bnnd modr from impotied ginin lliiough. thr way was. jnmmrd, and 1. Ml... in rr ,.P nil III. HOW Alireil I IS IO lllivi- 111.- IIIIIKir tu to those ill opening the door, nccordin position to know. Daniel .T. I.nytnn, lieutenant of Al fred I. du Pont nnd leader of Sussex county, has declared ficquently that ho -n.. ....1 ..n. ...... e..ir.H 1...1 . , IierM'.IHI..V illtlili'il ...iiiiiiii i-ilii I 111.1-, inn 1 time I said the residents of Sussex county I'll .- Whin Inn code Is on its Inst wrrr opposeii in it. uegiiruiess 111 ine ' p,,, ,j, Pnred J'uink tl. Ste ltior. cliiiir- 11111 11 of today s meeting, "iinil tlie lui'- Nci details of the trials would be given to thn public either of ncclised or con victed student-. This provision is made because Dr. S. S. Huebnor. of the inv surftuor department, informed the rom- initrer tnnt n niiin accused iinuer 11 ior- 1 bond by n ' bonding house on tills account. l-Yrslimeii Are "Su.spectl" An niiieudmeiit sugeostod liy tin tlie Whurtnn men wn to tho effect tlint freshmen be kept under proctors un til "heyday." hocnii'o, during tlie fifteen year that nn honor system has existed In the school, it failure., have boon due to freshmen who have come from n aricty nf preparatory nehools and have failed to become adjusted t6 Pennsylvania's honor requirements dur ing the first year. Furthermore tin aver age of -10( freshmen each year in Ihe Wharton School do not return Io the sophomore class. I'nless the code is adopted this time, it i believed that rr faculty of the Wharton School will abolish it for all Profesior Rasinussen impressively. Ii is the most serious tlint has ever f,.,.f.,l Oil conntrx. " 1 oiiiiositioii hy the Sussex county legis "What is to be the solution'.' It we Intois to woman sufTrngi' in the past, nrr In avoid this crisis, what is the it is predicted thai an .ilhrinative nod ron-odv 1 asked. 1 of tlie bend from l.nyton will help "There must be n nation -. id. agita- them to change their mind nn tlie mnt tlmi that will bring the situation 1 tor scpi.irely before the people. The more aeitation ine neiier 11 win or n mus. trailed the most attention Women nle for l-lrst Time Yesierdny was ihe first day Nebraska "Wninen hni had the liallot. trade 11 n 0Sici in II v strong appeal Io the Winn' n even gmug so far nn In ask Re .publican w miii-ii 10 iegitor ao Demo cinls in oi ib r Io vote for him ludici lion- are that ihe women stink to their purl, nail Hun Mr. Itrynn teceived in nporuilli stiiing vote of women. Mr Drvitn nimpniKneil in the stale 1wn weeks, making four and five ad dresses fin h ilnv, including Sundiij. Air. Illlcln ock spoke but uui'-wrek III thr stale. (ienciiil Pershing virtually has licen climinnti'il fmiu tin, presidi iiIihI inee lieciliisn of Ills poor showing." IU 'e liuskil, his friends 1 inn ode DELANY SEEKS SLOGAN "Women of District to Be Rewarded for Suggestion! Wmii. 11 living ii Ine Third Cougii. vlnniil ilisirul luivc a limine to win S7."i In niigiiialiug 11 good cnuipaigu slo gun fur Chniies Delnny. Mavoi Moore's ifitdidale for tin nnminiil lull The Republican Itiisiness Men's Com iilllit of Ihe distriit today olTeied a Prst 111-1.1 of .".IO and 11 JfliTi second priie for tlir I wo moat iiceptuble slognns that Mill cpltonure the spirit of Dclitliv'-. Iiglil against Hairy C Rinislev, ilie V'nre candidaic. 'I'lu; slogans iinis be submitted in writing, no later than April US, at ','I'JI) North From strei jl women are eligible foi the mil tit who lle 111 ai one of Hi" following vrtrdst S0041111I. Tlilrd Fourth. Fifth. Sixth, Kleionlh Twelfth. Sixteenth. tsieutcin(li, UiichU-rntli und Slug Nt'cfithi get labor liack to tlie iiirin . 0 nep.i a inntmlssinn of fnrmprs", lnbnr irprp Hentativos and repie.setitative. of thr people, wlilch will take up in tlie most serious manner and with the best in tentions this problem nnd endeavor tn ITC TltP II IB I' I'll Ml SI II 11 lllll 111 1 I III .. .a- Failure of his plan to furnish 1 '''l ' "'"'Uinn. TO RUSH SOLDIER RELIEF tilfy me try ing bard to get the freshmen crililiers " The code if adopted will be effective next (ieptomiM-r. it win no acie.i on ny ihe oilier two deniirtinents protiably , vvitliiii ! week. A two third vole in each department is needed Io pass it. the S10.000 bond prevented ills np Let tho rrnirsenuitives of Inlnir, .. U.n ,..,. .Ill ifin ni-i lifirolnl nnd tlipv nearnnee wn.-n ,.'..., ......... ...., Meanwliile. increased movement of are not superheated by strikes or other f .!., ..n,l il. letnrn of 111010 str ket-h 1 au90S. iliscusu win miners rnpic- Mr. Ilr.vHu,,,, .-,, n,1P.lc district brought traffic . sentati.vos the agriculture situation Ifl G. O. P. Leaders Say "Insurgents" Cannot Block Program Wuslilniitnn. April 'Jl (Rv A. P. I After a i-onferenie today Republican loaders in the Hnuo snii soldier relief legixlnlioti, would be taken up in the House May !l tinder a suspension of the tules, .villi debate limited to forty min ute, an 1 permission refused for the of fering of iither amendment or substi- ' ' -'- ...I.' . .... .,., ,1 ..., tn 7(1 per 1 enl ni normal, ninn-iin u' .. " "iiniin'r.i.... ..... ........ managers said than start 11 propaganda ngnnisl w.islel lodnv . .onleii ,,,1- -aid by he Throughout" the reinaindrr of the ' nnd profligate buying that woi.id readi lindn Jo huvo showed Unit tlir In cintriil and fin West general belter into tho home nf ever, man who earn urgcii Republn an. win. have called ire 11 of conditions was reported Fed- I n living, it at least would put lb. miiiii- a piuiv . onferiii. . fm tomorrow night ci'nl invesilention of strike leaders' at- I lion before the people. because of ills.niisfa. Hon over eerlain livities will be continued, despite the1 "So fHr a the ftirmer themselves ine fuitiiie. ol (lie pionnsul lull. ,1111 Id not bunco in their attitude. Charles F. tonecrned. no matter what the future block tin original plan. Clvne foiled States district attorney, I may bring, it is going Io lend to tre-ilci t The wuvs and iman. , i.tiimillee i ex ni'iiou'neeil oo-operntlon among them The idea is peeled Io icpmi a 1 ompo-tte bill to tin - mning hondwav In the Wesl It will llou.f next week, piovuling for cash Now York, April -'l . The striking , menu hP w i.ing nut of the middleman. 1 jienst.lioit ill I'J." for each dnv'i emulnves of the Pennsylvania Railroad, f,)r the farmers would have their ran mtui e. oxoludiug ihe first two months. who formed part of tlie general oui- . nelling nrgnni.alinn in: 1 11- AN KXPERIBNCBD SALESMAN WANTED Must tip rais-ihlr of Eclllng largo orders Io executive!!. This is an oitisirtunlty to con nect with the lending- house In Its Industry Only laige. successful man can be cnnsideie.l W'p inusi request complete infor mation a to cxperlenco In first lettir Hon A .102. I.cdRer Onico . ,. .ti.. .ll,...ln.l c. rnliirn in ..,,.. ...i .1.. ....... .r...... ..... IIIW sense, we... ni" .' " - : lieyotni nil uiir, inn,--, -..un- p..ni vvoik before midnight Wednesday ' i t ioit Is found, the agricultural inlereMs an tiltimatioti issued hv the company f t,0 country will ultimately , I believe. ' lust night Employes who fail to comply j j)P nmnlgamuted Into one great politienl will be legBrded as having permanently pflrty There tin growing Indications nf ipiit (lie service nnd efforts will h this in the country. More than this the iiiade to till their places The employes furmPr will orgnni.r his business along i who report will be restored to service mBjnPM i,,ios without prejuili-e umi ""i "... ... ... .. ,lp M,.m-ihe In main Io seniority, the ultimatum said. , ... iPI,,,.i'vaiiia is one of the Freight trnilio. iilmnsr compiereiy mi. ,,,, nroduciiig stale. It rniiks I .onatuv rued tn be s nndnrdized. Instead of a .mi;, hanicai. j-.mum-v.h .coileie rd- eXccpt on of only 1 year. ' ,,.,,., ,1 1 rr . rA.it vnrietin. Hie1 '""' - yr miiatrui lion. itiura um- -"-- " dozen or twenty dillerent '"I"11 ,,n,p .nine shop deeltm pnil.in. hsIb or plant . ninntnAn v vvii.mi:- in.in. lit lur fur rPllHhl I rei-J... 1 1 ! . '- ', greiM potnlo producing Slllio. l. illllii ' uiiii.. nee throttled Inst week by the unauthorl.ed ?..,..,.'.. ,if. ,. (..high ,.out.v is one of '.hntuti.. strikes of niilroud wotKors, nail renoneu ffrnnirst erowers. Rut Hie ptoduot I MU'.lTliixs wamku 111 io ii" per eii' "i " '"! lines entering New orl anil Jersey riiv nocorilini: to n stat-roeut issue. by n ,.r,,.ni nonln. the ronds are concoutrat ing effort" nn rnring up thr freight tie-up and hope to bo operating nor mally bv the end of the week, Mr Man tell said He denied claims of strike leaders Hint 70 per cent of the strikers still' were out. . . Trains were operated all d.iv voler day through Ihe tubes under tin Hud son rtver, Dill mc service wus uiscon A Safe Investment,! Yielding 8 PerAnnum Double Security EarninKsThrce Times Interest j Tin. Recti roil fluid NntcH of tho IIAKTi - Vl.ri' .'I ut ii. .nn llriivi- N I ,.,..,. r tr l ,1 nvr.i.VN itmnsKii iiniiiter of i'..iarn Philiidclphia Ckimpnny afford those I nnd Anatir-1 I' M irti. a.-.rl js. lim.rnl . , . . .... e urMeee Th.ni-ii s n m m ihe rtaMenr,. safeiunias, nnu in nddttlon nrc free if .Mi Winn Ariimtii.na .'T. l'nn nt . Cum - ti cin 'Pnv nl "CL. nt fV... ten V 1 lnlernini iiilvate ll.irlcish (in ' Ol I'Clllin. otntO 1 nx lincl -'o 01 ttlO eteiv KiiUkv in .r. .. ,,.t ...lnr,,! Tnonini. Tnv The Company lias n dividend rec ord the equal of which it ia difficult to find. It hns declared dividends continuously Btnco 1885, with the II KM Tn pns.ttiin Asn:i fkmai.i; lii i.i.r puhlt. itv tlefil pr .in itniiKiiiilly lirls'ljt (u im n wnh ple&Alnr pir .Mmi.i.iu Siluilio, fiiitu mai.k .. .. ...Ill tlemlli nrmlili'O Nillv fnlir I . n..i...... v J ." e .1 LrfiWI'ln Will llllitli.1 in " .-ii-r-----i . inos. With pimwngpr HiTvln vlrhinlly ' 1.. 1. -..,.! . ba nontaii ai t Hill ' l.eflg. r Hriinrh 4100 CJ.r- "Once this is done the ginding into sizes and iiunllty will natiirallv follnw FnrnisrH will then find n readier market a' better prices fnr the higher grades i "Refore this is acconiplislie.l the grenl I oiililoin nf fnrm labor inu-l lie solved 1 I nless it Is. high prices tor agilculturnl products will remain, for Ilie fnrinrr oiinijot. continue to sell his pork, beef ffnW nt'7 oVlock In'sValRhtV l.S m."k 'f ' l0"' 8" he h'H resumed thin mornln?. 'tfolnu. ltJH'A.,'-!,T-Jl: Y-W rcic'T I'll rtr rn. Muntifnrhirlnir Ilourn Chestnut Street Near 7lli I'lfili Horn tnr liglu inniiiifsi nn me 1200 pit monili Htnnller rnnni vvl'h p -r ".o $iO per innnih On. ntll cifnee 2f pr ne "tit Apply Mr. Rec.d, 2d Floor noo ciiEtrrNUT bttikkt Write us fhr particulars Garstairs & Co. iiveBiwcHi' Securities III!) Walnut Street PHILADELPHIA Member, rhlladrlplil i ,o .1 Nrvr url Hloc;U JCiclimitr. -- - 7X Droadwuri N. Y , At T $12.50 A Rubberized Raincoat that is a very . superiorValue It's cut full and well draped. Inverted pleat in back, gathered about the body, set off by an all-around belt that is the finishing touch of distinction. A New Yorker bought one here some ten days ago, and, on his next trip to Philadelphia last week came in again and bought another for a friend of his in that city. Said they couldn't match it over there for a lot more money. We believe you can't match it anywhere for $12.50. ( Mlier rubberized rain coats at $7.50, $9, $15 to $25. Waterproofed light weight Overcoat, serv iceable as topcoat or raincoat, $10 to $(50. April for Rain avd Perry's for Raincoats! Perry & Go. "N. B. T." 16th & Chestnut St 9. Sale U. S. Gov't Emergency Purchase & Goodyear's DATiur'nLnrc: EvCry RUBBERS for the Family m 4& lianlfd MrSV by Money ff'Ti. Order or lit ft Check. Description 1000 U. S. Slickers Army regulation. All $Q fresh, never been worn 8oo Men's 8l Women's U. S. Gov't Cloth Trench - style Raincoats, same as pictured. Regular value $18, $ 1 O now Moleskin Trench Coats For men and women. Tan and drab same as pictured for rain or shine. Reg- $0 ular value $45 now Ladies' Poplin and Mohair Raincoats, all shades $C 'values up to $25 now Red Rubber Gloves for Household Use, 75c Value, 33c $2 Hot Water Bottles, 75c ' trniMe, BTS tra iMta.tr 820 Chestnut Street Wholesale and Retail hh 'a DBaWTT7i I Extra Large Wilton Rugs Our Guarantee: 150 Different Sizes in Stock All the Time. 'i Wc have not allowed the increased demand or the decreased production of the past few years to deplete our stock of special sizes. Bring us your unusual fcfc Furnishing Problems. Wc will solve them. WILTON RUGS French Hardwick Bundhar Hard wick & Magee Co. "Fluor Covcriiifla Kclumvely for Almost n Century" 1220 Market Street ' " v fJ fif' L-lf utL v 'M ,1.. . A! . 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