"Wi ?m. aiwir.ili.nl i ii'iii ijjWmiillrtiiH;igliim,j, . jmUi Jfp1 SCTJTWT'TSTc fir fc-l"" ' KfvrMt' "TOT 3' tf Wqfr i ynrsis" t . ' 4, V'( ' run -.ii i. jwrHl i .'nil I IIHWHI . fevrorcKteP I !! " r 4. S-Jl I '"i ffl' Mi MX INAUGURATED ' . AS BAY STATE HEAD i Now Governor Says Ponzi Swin dle Demands Protection of Investors (he bare tiecuW of jsorernment would prove un cany tank during the coming J car. He advocated fewer lawj and re peal of unncvcor) itntiitc. ' laming, Midi., Jan. 0 (1I A. I ) I Partial reorganization of the stntc got eminent to cffei t eeoniitnv ntnl a grentcr degree of rlQi-lt nc in its nil- . mlnMrntlnti was reeominended to the! legislature in tin. misHgc "t (iovernor, Alev I . (Jri'i tliec k todn. The governor "Higgeiteil creation of n general admin istrative liiiiiid for the general iiiper- liion of state liiislnexs, including the finmitig of a budget, etato auditing and purchasing. PROBLEM FOR LEGISLATORS! m.iianapoiis. j,, ny a. p.)-! I Snggcitions for a itnplinl form of tate government were inadt lo the s Iff tlio Associated Tress enij-seronn inuiunn tenerai A.emi)iy loiiay nj (iovernor .iiiines i Uootliirli I at the opening tension. State govern- ninth governor of Mawnrhinrtti nmld im-nt eho-ilil Im , on.lid.ited In a few trnditional Fcenen of ceremonial bnl- departments r"ansll)li. o , the chief cr liance. Vice l're-idcnt-elect Calvin ceuthe, the governor ai.l. Coolldge, hU predeeesor, after relln- I - - - mtlilnz office, left the stato hniip n..., nnln.,. without escort, once more n nrhito ' BttNIS HUbBtH KLUAriUHLU D'ANNUNZIO A IA L LA CITTA' Dl HUME Parecchi Milioni di Lire 6 Docu ment Sarebboro Stati Ru bati Dagli Arditi Jloslon, Jnn. rMrjlt'tiM n4 Distributed Undor Authorial hy the net of October fl, I'KKMtT NO. 341. 1917. on file ftt tho roatofflco of Phila delphla, P. a 8 nunxEsoK. I'ontmiister Genera! Konui. 0 gcnnalo. Un rilsnaocio giunto da riume ill glornale il Tempo nnnurma ehe Oabrlelo D'Annunzio lnceru oggl nuella citta' per Ignota detlnn?Inne. II poeta-Holdato Barebbe flte .f.ri frw,.WMk; h"t. .rncmn ,n u . . , ., . , he pareerhl mllloni di llro e docuiwnti before hii Inauguration nt N nthington. , Man, Held for New Jersey Crime, 'important! sarebhero Btatl rubatl dalln The Vice President -elect made no an- Sawed Way Out of New York Jail caa del cotrando, per opera dcgli nouncement as to his plans. It Is ct- ... ... . . ,, . 'Arditi cho ol trovavano in Flume. pccicil innt lie will spen.i most or nis . T!,;,i,.ffnr ..U..V..I h.U lAi.J I HommenM rlcuardavauo 1'imnreM her. who naivt'd his vvnv out of the West di D'AntmnzIo in Flumo. 11 furto 'Side jail here lat Mondaj. hns lieen Hiirebbe avvenuto dopo lo scnsslnamento captured in Providence, It. I., nccord- delln casnforto in cul il dennro cd i mc to word receive 1 by the police hire (ireutnenti erano contenutl. todaj. i'n dii)accin, ierl, da Trieste se- At the time of his escape Hltrberger Knui die i mllloni cho si troyavono was being held for .tradition to New iresso h. dctta enssa, rappresontaviino llrunswlck. N. .1 . w here he was wanted " prest. to ottenuto per il rilascio de in connection with the M7.000 robber vPVr0 Coznci , r"1 ,Jr?,tT?,t0 , ,p?7:h ' en December "JU last of the Milltown ",sl or s0" ,la umcla11 di DAn- Nntlonal Hank. He in said to be a tiunzio. he i,ald The i former resident of Lancaster, t'a. In tnigllnlo oi legionan iaciarono worthless or iiU7iiiri:er was rniiKin. ine message1 t iiime inateui . uirciu n cnczia e .ai rem ven i mm i roviueiice reported, as marinai dene ior7n irrcgoiari pariirouo he un. en hracmg his wife in the rail- , icrl per Pol.i I legionarl predettl road station there. jfacevnno parte del battaglione ltandac- time at his home in Vortlmmpton. where problems confronting tho incoming ad ministration will receive, his considera tion. The Pon7.i quick -rich scheme was re called by Oovernor Cox in his inaugural when he urged protection of umall in vestors as one of the most urgent prob lems before the commonwealth. "The most ofTectivo way to discourage thrift and accumulation of capital is to per mit fraudulent promoters to rob the peoplo of their Havings, covernor declared that fraudulent securities amounting to nt least $(0,000,000 nre sold annually in Massachusetts. do, delta llrigata Benin e dd ven tiducslmo Hcpnrto d'Assnlto, c prcsero initmrco sul piroscafo "Europa" in rotta per Vcnczla, t'n dinpaccio da Trieste annunzln cho la partenza del battaglione Ilnndaccio hn data luogo ad una grande manifesto ?lonc alia quale hit partccipalo tut ta la poolazlonc Humana. 11 battaglione era stato rosi bat te?7.ato da D'Annunzio in ommaglo alia memoria dell'erolco capltano u com prendeva gli clcmcntl pin' scclti, quasi tuttl dccoratl durante lu rcccntc guerra per nttl dl vnlore compiuti sul enmpo di battaglia, ed nvevann costl ttllto il nuclco ilella spcdlzlonc Itonchl. 11 disarmo del battaglione e' stato ef fcttuato dopo un clcvato dlscorso del Prof. Orosslc, governatorc provvisorlo di riume, che con paroln elcvata ha espresso at lcgionari del battaglione tutto il rnminarlco che provnva la citta' tcr l'infnusto dlstacco ed ha espresso 1 sentimcntl dl grntltudlne dl tutta Plume verso 1 miol salvatorl ed in partlcolare verso D'Annunzio. Con cluse II suo dlscors-o nuspieando tempi plu' proplzl per il trlonfo dclla llberta ed esortando 1 lcgionari nlla rassegna zionc cd alia dlscipllna. II battaglione ha sfllnto per le vie di Flumo tra due Dtte nle di popolo nc clamante o sotto una pioggfa dl fiorl. Non si fcono verlflcatl incldenti. PARIS HEARS DIE WALKURE' Performance of German Opera Falla to Create Disturbance Paris, Jan. 0. German music was played last night at the opera, which is subsidized by the French Govern ment, for tho first time since tho out break of the world war. The perform ance was Wngnor's "Die Walkure" and every sent in the houso was occupied. The police wero ready for any pos sible disturbance, but only a small crowd of curious persons gathered out side and no demonstration wns at tempted. This contrast with the first per formance of German opera that was given in Paris after the Franco -Prussian war of 1870. In the early eighties Lnmourcux, the famous orchestra conductor and inter preter of Wagnerian music, produced "Lohengrin" at tho old Kden Theatre, as an experiment. All musical Paris attended, but n mob of hoodlums at tacked the theatre with stones and mud. Lnmourcux persisted against nil op position, and soon Wagner's operas were added to the repertory of the grnnd opera itself. N. J. BOMS IS $13,000,000 Individual Maximum for War Serv ice $100 Distribution Due March 1 Trenton, Jan. 0. New Jersey within the next few months will pay $13,000, 000 an a state bonus to Its citizens, both mnlc nnd femnlc, who served in the world war. Plans for the distribu tion of this sum, tho maximum to each individual being $100, are nearly complete. The incoming Legislature will be asked to provide the necessary machinery by March 1 for paying out tho money, In accordance wjth the ref erendum adopted nt the recent election. Tho bonus commission, consisting of Adjutant General Frederick Oilkyson, State Comptroller Newton A. IC. Bug bee, State Treasurer Head nnd Major Lconldns Coyle, state commander of the American Legion, hns divided the ad ministration of the bonus into two di visions, one, the Rectlon of claims to be under Colonel Winfield S. Price, of Camden, nnd the other, the section of applications, under Major Charles W. Stark, of this city. A staff of field agents is being or ganized among the American Legion posts to nssist in the preparation of applications for tho bonus, so that a service man's discharge papers need not levc his hands when ho makes his application Diamond Bar Pins The bar pin continues in its uninterrupted vogue. Wc show a large variety in platinum mounted with diamonds. A pin of platinum in beau tiful open work design', set with seven diamonds $250. We invite comparison of prices. S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st. DIAMOND MnnCHANTS JEWELCrtS SILVERSMITHS Open Every, Evening Concord. N. IL. Jan. 0. i P.y A. P.). In his inaugural nddress todav, Governor Albert C. llrovvn urged is-on-omy, adding that to supplv funds for f Savings Lead to Wealth Why not start now and open your account in the First Penny Savings Bank of Philadelphia JOnX WANAMAKEIl. ritKSinENT 21st and Bainb ridge Central Branch Broad and Chestnut Hours, 9 to 5:30 whero you receive 4V4 on any amount up to $5000 Deposits, over $7,500,000 Depositors, over 39,000 No officer or director can bor row from this bank. All moneys are carefully invested in safe securities. tfHlR I I HP! 8 1 This Fine Office Desk Worth $98.50 Now $75.00 Quartered white oak, 60 inches long, and up to IIoskivH standard in every detail of construction. WM. H. HOSKINS CO. STATIONERS ENGRAVERS PRINTERS BLANK BOOK MAKERS BUSINESS FURNITURE Chestnut Street at Ninth J 96.12 ACTUAL EFFICIENCY We are not identified with either the production or sale of any kind of fuel. However, we believe there has been a great deal of needless argument regarding the relative merits of heating fuels. While it is a proven fact that gas possesses certain latent heat-producing qualities, yet we believe the proper utilization of those qualities is far more important than the mere bald statement that they exist. The "HOT WAVE" through its scientific design utilizes the latent qualities of gas to such an extreme limit that an actual heat efficiency of 96.12 is shown. This ia one of the big reasons why the "HOT WAVE" gas-fired boiler is the modern and most efficient source of heat supply for any modern heating system. It may be readily installed without disturb ing your present system or radiation. Visit our display offices and ask to be shown the regenerative Store Orders Accepted feature and the automatic control of the "HOT WAVE" fired boiler. Fully Guaranteed gas- The 'HOT WAVE" x .mall in itse and compact tho tvkole ap paratus would almost go into a steamer trunk. The "HOT WAVE" means an extra room fn the house, for the cellar is devoid of coal bins, wood piles, dangerous oil tanks or other mess nnd fuss. Write for Booklet Gas Utilities Sales Co. SPRUCE AT NINTH STREET PHILADELPHIA Wro Dealers Wanted Eivrjwhcre in the Unlit d Stales am! Canada 1 JiZ2. wzs9&jfex&&&&z iriMXmrv. TELEPHONE WALNUT 176G !l!lilllli FUR COLLARS Half Price $10 Kinds... $5.00 $15 Kinds... $7.50 $20 Kinds... $10.00 $25 Kinds... $12.50 $35 Kinds... $17.50 Largest Exclusive Men's & Boys' Clothing Store in Philadelphia 1019-21 Market Street This Is a Bona Fide Clearance and Mr. Hill's Personal Guarantee Goes With Every Purchase QhfManJfereltls Mr. Hill's Great Annual J3S?Sw IPMifMi' IHsW trrrr. .W JiA lilt VI y.sVmslHsniltti jsTQMf Lt Ml feCTK?PssMMl Entire Stock SUITS and Overcoats ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE Man, oh, Man realize what this means. A HALF MILLION-DOLLAR stock of the finest and smartest clothing for men embraced in this most wonderful sale at exactly half their present low marked prices. The Greatest Sacrifice of Profits and Costs Ever Known in History! And thousands of men know that MR. HILL'S prices were always low in the first place. And it is from these low prices that you deduct exactly one-half. Why, man alive, when has such a saving ever been possible before? Man, when has such a liberal reduction ever been presented to the men of Philadelphia before? Much more doesn't have to be said about this sale the reductions, the extremely new low prices, speak for themselves. Every Wanted Style, Every Co'or Every Material, Every Pattern! There isn't any style, material a color that any man could want either in a suit or overcoat but that is embraced in this most phenomenal marked-down sale. Every man should share at once an ticipate your future wants, for clothing could not be manufactured today to sell these low prices. Men's $20 Mackinaws $1.00 Men's $10 Raincoats . $5.00 Skin Coats i i vmues i Mole $- p. oo mil ilpS I li tfdf&teJjkajd sThe Hill Co., 1019-1021 Market St. :iii;iaiffliMnf 11 Jg.i4.4u)rjT heniss. Ct -i-ivWi-J. TaMt', ii , tt rf.riSj- WTO JR&Wv zmmsummwfwm iiiiiiiiiiiii
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