V TJfP J PT in '$ t n 'I m sSVAil ekil RfeW ,5 EVJ3NING: PUBHd LIJDaERHIlApELPHIA, OTTOIlgt)AY, ''atflMfi' 2i 1&20 j V '.,. ir f A ... .' r HJURT LIBERATES MBLATT EDITORS Loul3 Werner, Martin Darkow and Herman Lemko Freed Without Day in Prison PARDONED BY PRESIDENT Trcldcnt 'Wilson's pardons to tlio 0 editors and tlio biHlticim mnunser jjf' thp I'liilnilplpliin TnRcblatt wore "flftd today in the Vnltcd Stated District Court, and I.ouli Wcrucr nnd Martin Darkow, thp editor, nnd Herman Titmke, the buMncv: innnngcr, nre as ire now as the.r were before their conviction of publishing "fake" hpv. without having served a day of their nentcnees. Vcrner nnd DnrKow were sentenretl to five jenrs each 'and lmke to two renra in the federal penitentiary nt At iantn, (5a.. by United States District Judge Dickinson, after they had con latently used the coluinus of the Tngeblatt to sustain Germany's side lo the war. fTo the three newspapermen the par dons arc a clean bill of health, insofar aii punishment for their offenses in con--ceraed, though the United States Su preme Court has affirmed their convic tion nnd sentences. The fact of their conviction In the District Court nnd the nflrmntlon by a majority of the members of the United States Supreme Court is stated in the presidential pardens, but it is also de clared, it has been shown to President Wilson that Werner, Dnrkow nnd I.emke nro "fit objects of executive clemency," nnd their plea for pardons is granted. The documents nre signed by Presi dent Wilson nnd Attorney General A. Mitchell l'nlmcr. $100 SAYS HE CAUGHT IT Darby Business Man Peeved When Joshed About Big Fish Albert Crawford, of the Darbv Na tional Hank, holds $100 posted with him bv Itlchard Purdj. Darby busi new mnu. Purdy forfeits the money to nnbodj proving he didn't catch the 7,1-pound drumftsh in his store window on Mnln street. Tacked to the big tlun , Is a large sign reading: nugiit oy llloknr.l Iiirrlr nt Fnrtpscnp." Nobody in Darby will admit Purdy cnugnc Hie nsn. jus jiroirMJiuuiis ure I in vain. Phone calls by the dozcw and letters hove all come pouring in, joshing I him about It. Then Purdy got mad and 1 posted the forfeit. Seek $210,000 for Orphans ' The $1!10.H)0 campaign of the Il'nnl 1 R'rith Orphanage and Home, of Krie, l'n . ns opened iusi nini ai a Hirel ing in the Hotel Adclphln of more thnn ."WO prominent local men. Iveopold (Slass, of the state Legislature, pre sided Sneakers Included Morris Shnf ner and Joseph W. Salus. i cfJwK." xp. i You're in Clover Men's suits revised downward. Revision in Prices SPRING & SUMMER SUITS $38.50 to $78.50 Were $45 to $85 Also Furnishing Goods and Hats at Revised Prices Ferro & Co.mc. Clothiers & Outfitters Agents for Rogers Peet Clothes Chestmrt Street, at Jumped MOONLIGHT LAUNCHING ii i Army Transport to Take Ways at Hog Island at 8130 P. M. Hog Island will have Its first "moon light launching party" tomorrow 'eve ning, when the army transport Alsnc leaves the wa nt 8:30 o'clock. The Alsnc. which will be the 113tb boat launched nt the island, Is named In honor of tin men who gave their lives in the series of battles around thp Alsne river. The tessel has n dendweight ton nnge of S000, and can make a speed of fifteen knots. She can carry 2000 of ficers nnd men, , Mrs. W. G. Hnnn. wife of Brigadier General Hann, who commanded the Thirty-second Division during tho war, will break the champagne over tho Alsne's bows, llpr husband will nc company her here, ns well ns several other prominent nrmy officers. Woman War Worker Home on Visit Mrs. Hichnrd Elliot, tfr,, of llryu Mnwr, who hni b6en n directress for the American committee for devastated France, arrived In Philadelphia yes terday to spend the holiday with rela tives. Mrs. Klllot has, been interested In volunteer work for sonic time. She will return to her unit nt Lnon after a two months' visit. Leather Belts with Gold Buckles A gift men will appreciate. S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st. DIAMOND MEUCIIANTS JEWIXHIIS SILVERSMITHS cM' FIRE DESTROYS WAISTS y Flames In Manufacturing Establish ment Ruin Machines Loss $50,000 Fire last night in the wnist mniiu fncturlng establishment of Sternficld & Tnlln .ItMi flnnr nf thiOinlliHnff nt 02d Filbert street, destroyed fifjy sewing machines, valued nt $.150,nplecc, hml a large quantity of cloth, for n total of IGO.000. ,. , t ... Thcdnmagp was estimated at tins figuro by Mr. 1'olin. no saw ins biock nnd equipment were ruined. The fire starred among n supply of Lexington Used Car Sale Many brutns ln Tourinic Ctj llod.itro. Coupf and Sedans. Smsll rnh payment, er to pay balance. Liberty llondi accepted. Lexington Motor Co. of Penna. I.eilnaton Hldi., SSt-83 N. tlroAd St. Open Evenlnn STOCK SALESMAN Y? dealr. the. aervlcts of a hl arnde man, or Imentment houe. in nnUt In dlapoBlnir At pur .preferred etock IsDUel should be familiar with automobile stock. a ois, i.kdoku orncn wnlst trimming ready to Mo shipped to New York. The fire spread rnpidly, nnd when tho firemen arrived the sixth floor was in flnmcs. Ily hard work the fire-fighters succeeded In confining the blnxc to the sixth floor. 8aW Intruder fn Room iii unanvriuE n icicpnonc cnil in iter tn.V1(,'i -.1 ,9l.1.ejr nvc"'c. todny, .Mrs. Kllrobcth McKeown. noticed nn In truder in another room. Tho strnhger nns Carrie llenson, .'128 North Twelfth street, n negrcss, who Mrs, McKeown ' . . .. i : V. -1 i Wedding Cakes Made by Artists 75c lb. at ftanscom's I.eate Your Orders JI33 Market St. 2d Mnrkel Sts. 020 Market 8t. 57 Ho. 82d 8t. 1184 Market St. 10 So. 60th Ht. Wanted to Work At Wanamaker's A GOOD position is one that offers you steady work, just the kind you can do best; good wages; good working conditions (eight Saturday full holidays this summer) and nice people to work for and with. Worth-Having Positions at Wanamakei-'s WAITRESSES Well-paid, pleasant work for refined, sensible girls, serving Wanamaker customers with refreshments. CLEANERS Women, both white nnd colored, for day or night work. Also a few openings for short-hour, work, C P. M. to midnight. STURDY MEN To pack, push nnd lift heavy boxes, etc., also as porters and as cleaners, day or night. Please apply in person at Employment Office, First Floor Gallery. John Wanamaker ir Special ' For Thursday and Friday Only L. & C. Hardmulh Original f g MEPHISTO ill ((J Copying Pencils V The Office Requirements Co. ' 1302-04 Filbert St. i.orut r.-.ai nac ion Largest Distributors of Ruober Bands (iv Philadelphia , ajMbA OsktWw MsssststsSs i t-it1nna(t jifl-Ava niAflH-lu . a npllficd the police, who arre.fJ .! 'i girl. She was sentenced to thirl Tn the couutr nrlson1 .V xfl3..dJ 1 Wfi&yt L,n.t.c.r.chB".d h's .enffK ! fpneared and Pad Ih.ESE,01 U, H'l y 1 y r h BABIIIJ, Only for ladies who end Dainty ahoes are only for those who end corns, The way is simple, quick nnd easy, and is sure. Millions of people employ it. Apply Blue-jay, the liquid or the plas ter That touch will stop the pain. Then wait d little and the corn will loosen and come out. Then why docs anybody suffer corns? Just because they don't know. They corns pare corns and keep them. Or they pad them. Or they use a treatment harsh and ineffective. Blue-jay is scientific. This world-famed laboratory created it. Year after year, it is keeping millions entirely free from corns. Perhaps half the corns that .start are now ended. by it. Ask your druggist for Blue-jay, Learn tonight how much it means to you. X m Bl ueiay Plaster or Liquid The Scientific Corn Ender BAUER & BLACK Chicago New York Toronto Makers of Sterile Sut(iesLDreitio(( sod Allied PioducU !: i t 3Jlfc Bit I IS' I Don't Endure tho Misery of Rose Colds viiyfiiiik or liYA Hay Fever Use MILTON in a "nasal spray. It is wonderfully efficient in warding off these afflictions, and affords comfort and relief to anyone already suffering from them. Use any ordinary sprayer with a solution of half a teaspoonful of MILTON in a glass of tepid or warm water. I 101 ffimas cmJ Tmtfo dotdwm MILTON is the wartime discovery of an English chemist. All England welcomed it as one of the simplest, yet most effective, pre ventives of disease and all-round sanitary and cleansing agents ever put upon the market. ONE preparation, in ONE bottle, efficient, economical and SAFE in all of its many uses. MILTON ts Just "MILTON." No other word describes it. MILTON is a combined germicide, antiseptic, steri lizer, deodorizer, stain-remover, bleach and more; jet does not burn, stain, poison or leave an odor. MILTON Is just "MILTON" Get the Booklet with Each Bottle. FOR HEALTH MILTON in a gargle or nasal spray i3 an excellent preven tive of and relief for sore throat and cold in the head. MILTON will help protect the family against disease germs carried about by flies, and enable you to keep baby's feeding bottles disin fected, fresh and sweet. FOR HYGIENE MILTON in a mouthwash (half a teaspoonful to a glass of water) strengthens the gums, preserves tho teeth, and purifies the breath. It is excellent for removing the odor of perspiration both from the person and from linen or cotton underwear. FOR HOUSEHOLD MILTON bleaches a won drous white and removes stains magically from tile, porcelain and white linen or cotton. (Don't use MIL TON on wool, silk or dyed goods.) Three or four table spoonfuls per gallon of water used in basins, sinks, toilets, kills bad odors doesn't .merely smother them with another smell. B SAFE TO HAVE ABOUT For all of its many uses MILTON is not poisonous, docs not irritato or burn can be UBcd without danger for adults, children, babies nnd household pets, yet is marveiously efficient in ita many uses. You can et it today and will find many uses for it at once. Telephone NOW for a bottle from your DRUGGIST OK GROCER A MILTON spray when you come In from an auto ride is wonderfully refreshing and kills germs you may have picked up from the dust. I lilttaUiiSlESSallall ALEXDfsFOwl&CQ 12 Stone Street, N; Y. 2 sizes 60c and $1.00 Each makes Gallons s ii? LUCKY CIGARETTE IT'S like this. Flavor is the thing that makes your cigarette enjoyable. All right, then: Lucky Strike is the cigarette that gives you flavor. Because it's toasted. Toasting! Flavor! Think of the appe tizing flavor of a slice of fresh buttered toast. And it's wonderful how toasting im proves Burley'tobacco. Isn't that all plain common sense? Of course. Get the Lucky Strike cigarette for flavor. It's toasted. K Are 'yon a pipe imokor? Then try Lucky Strika plpa f"' tobacco. Mt do from the finest Burlcy tobacco thtt rrfonsy cm buy. Tho toasting proeen teals in tbo Durloy flayor and takes out every bit of bite. It's toasted. )HOaBM.TSS rf--"BPs Q7 Guaranteed try which means that if you don't like LUCKY STRIKES Ciiarettct you pan get your money back from the dealer, , & i .J?' ' ?J -J. Mpg&S" ?SK.'jBrm' . .- r5r.'. oij X i. A to bbl -ar Lm s hi . A ft-fA .t '. . iH.l... t, .A. A?,t... J. j jHl.
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