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WILSON WILL RIDE
WITH
SUCCESSOR
Together
And They Are Sending in
Some Mighty Good Lines
for That TEN-DOLLAR
Prize Every Day
Li m" rick Winner Today Is
Young Law Student, and
J oting Was Done by Jury
of Girls at Iloskins' Store
Administration of credit its a public
trust In tho Interest of oil the people.
Industrial Court Ban Ashed
Uepenl bj the states of nil industrial
court law s and nil restrictions nnd
coercive laws, including th Fo-enlled
I open port law of Tctut, nnu freedom
! from dcclrdons of courts holding trade
union and individual members thereof
liable In damages for the unlawful acts
President and Prosident-Elect ofiTwtTit!on by ConKres, of the nc
u.-j!,,. a7mi n o-iaI tlvltleii of Bo-onlM private, detective
Harding Will CO to C.ipitOl W110iei ln tho f.M of industrial rela
tion.
1 "We 'irffi upon the ttnorsanirtd
'workers." the declaration adds, "the
, urgent neceimit? of everywhere jolnlr.it
MILITARY ESCORT ARRANGED jh uMom f Acir trni MJii.nSj,
f hi'Ir only imv en of refuge uud prvteo-
1 tion.
1... 4i.. .i.,,.i p..- "We i'l ur0?1 the workers to resist
By the Associated I ii-n j ,h(, f, moy trn,,Q unoft,
Washington IV. -I -""""'J' l . wither by the false pretend of the
Wiliou will fo'Iv t' f 1 x eitn'di-,hed "open slop," the ucurpetl authority of
custom of riding to t! e Canit.; with , " tht.-igh writs of injunction, or
tan incoming- Preside! t .. Mar,-') -I ," !"vt-n". uym the trade unions for n
under plans of tho c i cri K na'. lna . ,. ,Bl.r Kir.dlnc together, n Rrenter noil
jural committee, approve I b tho Prs- dari-y and unity of purpos... We cull
.rt.., it ,,. r,,-. ...,! t '..v nr tie ' 'r "inlfd Fupp.)rt in tho protection of
-dent, it wcii announced t.K..i at tu IMaT)Iarj4 of ncea flntl cc,ndit)l,ns ft.
hite House f,.u,! j;:iined, nnd wi tummi n th.Miork-
"WheU.cr Mr. V.iK. r. i . atte-nl the .tb to (M.tinued efforts to inerenp the
tna-jfural cenr.-o-i'eS i.as n.t j.t ben , o -n in in p -r. rui-e tl.o standards
j i u , i i i . i,. ,,'. nnd impnvi- the conditions of life and
.Tiado known. Sl.c lid he do to in pro)- , .
ably will rid- nith Mr. HurdlnR, bv.t ( ,.w rM; , ,n ,h w,)rI;rs and M
if ho docs not attend he .!1 Fo diroc. , fil, ,yr t,.,lr s prt thf,p
rem tho capitol to L' nw homo on h pffrt d' f ctirnblnc,j J,tr(.nth of
".'c . ' . i :. - rik'bteo-.'. pi'.rpOh to thl" appeal for
lour troop vf ftrj. mitn.w b lh ,,, o th !Ht ,, the
j0 oftrew on 1 i-..n ";' ".' ' ll..,lff f tl.it ?rat PedaratW which
Preildent and th l'.-evid' nt-tV.. i U;f wrUten :., c-iaranten t, all Amer
the Capitol, and th.-T will avcu.p.ir.? 1(,rn, thl n(.ut t0 iif llwrty ftn,j ,he
MvHar,(lins i0. t!,'e " ai-e n';u""; pursuit of l.uppiness :md fricdou from
lh.. plant of tho eot.sr.'S-i. tml r."n ;tividuntury ceivitude.
inittce an thv Nannie uno ' n t -uny . ..
provide for the or"in? o the day '4 "f ompelled by the pres-.re of p-.Mlc
program Uh n tO J lh. .'ommlttee pinion to u.-.-ept laK.r co operation
ft the Prwident-1.. t hp.I VK-.- 1W- ,1,'r1 tho war. th reactionory n-
dnt.elsot at th'. New WilKrd Il"-1. l'l-- cast off ull pretense immediately
ftcr this visit the entiro partv will Wn "" phwHc i-f tho cmorget y.
atcr automobiles, and, a-Oi-mpa' "d hy "Thi' campaign on tho tart of com-
'he cavalry, drive t i Whit,.- lb , b'm.i riii'-tU'UHry mpRyer Is In id
irhtre it will be joined ' y th- l're.u.ut '""s.' a campiili of 'oueii nhop ' 'lhe
atl Mrs. Wilson. , utupuiicn Is h.,i-; and distinctly one
Trom the White tlo'ise tho pre es'-jo'i for u j-nnp that slm'.l be r'.osod against
fill move over Pennsylvania uvph -e :; w i.-n w -rtn er it is prinnn.r a cam
the Capitol. There the l,rcaldtit a-.d
i.ToShlv Mr. Ilsrdinir will cut- r tee
Prerddent'M ruea. w tiera Mr W iloi Ulroy trace uniont find t) tireos il"' r.
irUl sijn the bills iNissud in tie cci.'i ' and eliminate the nhole nrinciple of I jury at that one thty picked for us up at
oours of Concrts. i .vi.wure I'ftrcuii'.is, wn'eii for jtars, HoskIi.s' store you Utir.w, tho place
After thu new V.cd VrcBldent h's , hai b"en n'-cepted by thy hlshust lndu- 'vLire they nell tho stationery and
ttfVen tho oath in the Senate uamwr tr'ul authorities and by tho American
nd has delivered his inuujural address I people as tho nrlndpV ujsis1 upon jus
tho guests will priveeI to th fp if ticj and cstabllshJ peruunet-tiy in our
ihe east iron: f tn uapitoi, wnTe mt. lU'iusiriai lire
KIDDIES SEEM TO BE DELIGHTED
WITH JACK AND HIS JINGLE BOX
It i fcimply wonderful tho way the j
kiddies aro taking up Jack's Jingle
Hoi. And the remarkable part of it is
tho unexpectedly high quality of the
lines they are sending In,
Jack io delighted, of course. He
told us when he started tho thing that,
tho kiddies would provo good Htn'rlck
ers, nnd ho laughed when we were in
clined to doubt It. Hut ho waa right.
Thy nrc good llm'rickerfl, I
IIotc you started tin kiddles In your
hnuso jingling? It's lota of fun for
then, and we Judge from tho enthusi
astic Utters we tire getting that It Is
making their evenings much more ea-1
Joyablo thnu th y used to b".
Meanwhile, we nro having fun of our
own with this llmpln' llm'riek butlntss.
Uoht job in tho world- in some wajo.
Of course, ws knew that u lot of
peoplo think they could run it better
than we do, nnd t! ey wrltu In und tell
s (40 In the frankest kind of lnuguago,
ii', 1 we tM'ffin tn f. 1 rlisroufiiireil nnil
pulga diMJUisel under the name f I sortn down on nurcelf fur bcinii huch n
'open shop' camra'gi. ieslgned to de- jentml dub, anjway.
And then we so out to met Buch n
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tlnrdlna will t-; aworn i: As f-o-'n as
he fiuiehis his it . ral a ldri::.M the
new I'rcsidunt v II. di.art i: th WhUo
flousi.
rive hu- JrsJ :-.a-r.s n f"'!-dre.s
miform wi'.'. b" or l n it t.i' "upiol,
augmenting tti r-guhir t'aidtol police.
no iU form a lune t 'trough whi'-h the
suests will jhiss in asc"ni.nj the (.'apitol
teps.
Mr. Hardin? ill ta'.e tht ivit'i in a
tnnd thirty fevt i'ur which his been
meted on the step 1 .us Ptand will
accommodate only tho l'rsldent-elect.
Chief Justice Wh'e, tl.o members of
'be congressional committee, and a few
others. The oth-r sucits will btaad
during the ceremon.es.
Besides tho n-arinci and cavalry, ?M
i-esulars from Camp Meade, Mury'.and,
will be brought to Washington on thj
morning of March 4 for guard duy
ilonj: Pennsylvania avenu.
task will be to keep o
rhici arc cxptcu-d to
nughfare.
IMro'jgii the ePttiblisl.r-ier.t t m
'! tral c'irts." t't" htntument sn.s,
"ini'oje.-i art seeking to iiject into
A"i"r!can indistriil l'fj a device
tl rough which thej may annul c-.n-sti'utional
gi.nrai.tees m.d deprive
worors of freedom and ot th' rizht to
fun. tio-i through their orgaclatlnnH.
Aside from the denitl of guaranteed
rights brought about by the establish
ment o: industrial court. thee Instru
ments swe to create In Hdustry a dis
harmony which incvitubU nrint result
In a cuaoti Industrial oomliti' i a:.d
cuns'sucnt losu of production
Lse of Injunctions Aftarlird
"The revial of the Lnre?tra:ncd uie
of tho injunction also imperils the tr.-
blllt of o".r cooiomlc Uructure. lor
six years the ''lojtoii net, accepted on
all bid's as the stablis'-d law of tli"
b" kd r.ud writing things und office
Huppliu, on (.'hestnut ttrc-et above
Ninth.
Thut was some jvry, take It from
usl 'J hey guther,'d in th" ofiVos ou
the E"'onii nncl-n-half floor, nnd when
wo wu'ked in und took otf our Lat,
they looked up at us Rnd then just jk
litely turned their heada ii we wouldn't
see Vm laughin;.
Hut we knew thev were laughing;
that was the hard purt. We're getting
laughed nt no much on this Job thnt
we're beginning to b a bit sensitive
nbout the bare doi.. that the fans have
be-n making co rr jdi fun of. Wo
don't mind it by rail, but to tnnd out
there in front of eleven mighty attrac
tive girls nnd e V- i hido their gig-gle-)
makes us tiorta tl ihU and Mushy
and red. And resentful. t"o. Makes
us feel as if we'd len cl eated by fate
nnd mnds to play u comedy part when
our forte is really rctaaLce. Huucat
It is.
The Hoskins girls reeiiifd to enjoy
t'il little elin ps- bciiln ! the .' r.es in
nu. Their chief land to an appreclabi" ("gree checked j h, Um'rlck contest. S-virnl of then
back the T'wd3,thc abuso of the writ of iujunctiun. A rorfessed that tf-y ha-e teit in lii.ti,
thrums th t..or- majority of the Ju'ticea tf the Sjpreniel nT, ;t wa, intcr'Stlng f.-r them to i-n
One Hundred Dollars Dailu
For the Dent Last Line Supplied by Any Render ot the livening Public
Ledger to the Incomplete Limerick Which Appears Vclow
RULES OF THE LIMERICK CONTEST
mwers lrt at the tr.lc ot tlis
KBNI.SO I'VkLio Lit'icn will rio b
O.TjTw"ner of th. OMH IttWPtUEO
DOLLAK trlt for the bent lutl Hn to
each I.tmorlek villi I unnouncjd oat
wtK after th Ltmi-SeX In prlnttfl.
4. In cate of tl. ttOO will b awarded to
rich ueefful en'eant,
B. 1h decision of the Jujire.1 In aea
Umerlck eonteBt win lie nnai
1 Cvatml I own to any one. All that 1
riju re J fur sou to Co Is to v rlt nnd
iil In your laat I ne" to the Imrlfk,
tnltiK tor eonvenlenee t!i couwn ptlnted
Iwlew. I'ltkBt writs plainly, and lie
mra to add your nm and addreee.
2. All anewera to the Umtrlrk v,htch )
lr ntod below mimt h reivilved nt the
orjice of the KtknIno I'tntic I.snoics hy
n o'clock Saturdiiy evnln, Addreea
i onorncd nox numwr riven on coupon
THL WINNlJU OV TODAY'S CONTEST WILL UK ANNOUNCKD. ONE
WEEK FKOM TODAY
Cut Out and Mail
nvrsisG TruLio Lrporn,
TO THE U.MEltlCK CONTEST
i. O. liox 1323, PhtlaJclphta.
LIMERICK NO. 61
The boys in the seashore hotel
Seem to hate the mere &ouifd of the bell:
They cry, "That poor fish!
Now, what docs he wish
(V.'rlto ;or fciiovrc- us Ul l':.t.)
. I.V
Vane
ifrrcf end Xo. ,
City and raf.
He Is a member of tho Sigma I'M Eta
fraternity.
The Um'ttclnn." letter Itoi
J'rotn J llelt'inntll, IS2o Nurth DnrlfT
rtrce. -"Woud ilko n little Information. Uld
I ii' -r-. 1 tl.e Crksivu nn" Lsooin a
few ci atu thnt an r'uhl-nylloble anuw"r
mutt I ii.e t'.e a -ent n tho iisrfnd, filth
n.-d . m'.atirtf A-d a nlne- liable an
or o- 'iui thl J. ruth and lat ealltimj
If t" tt o'l-fr.tj jn th vflcr.or'n line to
da avein-ilay. ldth ar on tho third a-l
olKhtli 1-, I -. :. i, l the at-cente ur on
th'j W.'rd, ffth and ninth
fcc-ni!) i n
and elaMh HV'luMf?. The rul you cunta
corrft lo i hae rot mixed li )our accoi.tn I
tomeh . A I of the llnc sou mn'lon from
tha bai't' mmret rTfi'tly The wlrnlni;
line ..u .-, tt Mil ty v.". Z.. t'teonijn
i-r.J fo.ii ,
f-i'I a r'rl !.i n Ket.8irirt?n m'l!. i
"I'lii t, 'ilk- i fi it - vlth tny Hi'.'.
I've a woi derful drein
. iat vl'l ulrf him, I KUOJe
I'm a i!crr thi Ji;h a llltlo bar ott'.' "
Mil r' 1 it wl'ch he wrl'n, -as: "nifi
with 1 ' .j ije III Jjat . '-I"). DM '
Line No n&i, "Hut i-tia rarrp tack-;3ii'
(.leased 'i"..'i 1 tt 111 1 " I.Te :.'o. fl la.
"Ulll'a de: Sl.o w dreeii 1 u to kill.")
A proposed tax on tho cross receipts
of theatres nnd motion-picture houses
will be among the revenue-producing
measures Governor Sproul will d'keuss
with Stnto Chairman Crow nnd other
stnto lenders.
Tho conference probably will be
Monday nt Harrlsburg, when tho state
administration will decide on the reve
nue measures to be pushed through the
Legislature.
Th" Governor tod,y taM tho entire
question of more revenue is up to the
Legislature. Tho members must re
member, he said, that If progressive
legislation h to be passed udequato
funds must bo provided.
Sprout for Theatre Tar
The bill to levy n tax on the gross
receipts of theatres was Introduced by
Ucnrcsentutivo Urndy. While It is not
i n part of the administration program
i to obtain moro revenue, it will be given
I consideration nt the conference.
I The Governor se an inkling of his
attitude toward the theatre tax Ml
donor nrize li v n -rorth thn effort mit forth i with the remark todnv thnt tho theatre
J h i ?i J. V. KT'i J i '- .'i1?0 V",'"1 u?? '2;i'""l motion-picture interests had taken
tnl-ig to ruin and notl liur to Line. It civ.aeii ' . A, . ' . , . ,, i. ,,
rran to think doep.y und rlio.-Len(i thulr wits fH'.OOU.OOO out of the btutO last year,
contl lerably. Thin n atlmiilatea rutnfetl- Th.' Governor frttid '.
" .''. 'i'ti!" ""'rJuiiM t"!.,1,"l,,t,,0 "Wv cipoat to have n conference nt
b.rr .. ert tt.la Intereetlne content, it thty Harrl.sbur; mat .cek, ho 8.11 1, to
haen t done ao, and try tj land a Muhlcn-. decide what rerentlO bills will re
Let u.n.r!" ' pubhdl. The ndininistrntion has fome
ireoi n. ii. 'uny "Kindly exylaln whj propoalH to Increase tho tevoiui'j nnd
iror.1 I'rnir.'cVii tr aet no thn bullet 1 ' indivlilitnl tnemliera of thn T.tirlslnturo
ri. fc S1 i1"9 br actual count written 400 lart line". l,nvn tiroixsuls of their own With
Where are th . but r.t un han r.n conelderad Honet of- f , J proposals oi tiieir own. m i in
ineso curious prui'usiuuiis ueiuro ii.eiij.
tho rucmbers can take their choice.
I'p to Legislators
"My mcsijnge Indicated the Legisla
ture really should tlccido what ru n
SPROU
L CONSI
DERS
TAX ON THEATRES
.-. .i ii ii . Jk.
Proposal, With Other Rovonuo
Ralolng Plans, to Bo Dis
cussed With Crow
PUT UP TO LEGISLATURE
than ...ftr.y iiruu-ln. Of course, the hunJreJ '
1. I hn.Vfl Imd e'
It' it a. fthftmA thnv hn.n rot
r'nn.i uttf T n .. , . -. a i .1 nn1
T--!.-. I ''-- hi I iiuk ,.. iilit.lt J M.fc iJl . iiou
-i.k P11 n ".ning-. .V.V9 thla Ittwr. ConUr
II? A' ulitt rtiliUoa lln ATi !4. -w...ia a - -
ft l.;...: Lh,."1,:,:l,: . iVo,'..'- ' 4UM ";" trT,rca
v m.ivj a.iai Ultlin ti.s,IJ Ifi "III M UVUUaOU , (; ( I'flCS
(Your i't ' iiij nt man rroixry.
nccrnta.rono n tr.o ncot.t, rourtn. nlxtnMr--ff I ha fH.i i (-. T'r c-nrd
1 hJV
Iospp bit I wur.t to hnow th i-ntn.
' iv'ailly eit)lk!n hy good Uutn 1o nif
ft- A; tWVrr..d X?i IS iv VS I Uonal revenue. If any, was to be nils. d.
1' 'i vn? illvo ui facte 'nbout the e. nteat In other words, the ucstion of nddl
's.V.u;.','' r.W? uhT."? wJth ?,"?!? ' ! I tlonul revenue was put up to the Legls
ft" i'l?n,e;"-crhW ,'0d,:,'n.?11thr.n..,r:,o-i'dolflture. I pointed out at thut time thn
ley xor uetai u we count cct uiuuv witn wimi. ivj iiuii:
!iJViJlri,;Ji.M,ft,'"I.? bllt if tncJ' v,'nnt n,,y Progressive legis
1 ?n. T.i iSi -.' totloii enacted additional revenue for Its
o"rViwb""Vn"thJ,mliitennnce will be required.
rou nra too buey for dtalin
ivmniy print morn l
ver er.Joabl oisoclally
(Who rate th line
Hold? W 1 li'U m r
I offlio. and e rather think rrhpa we know I "I mliiht noint out that among these
' n. Hi . r'' x vihan w ae, one. That iSnrsn't nreffressivn menstires U tho Delaware
meai we thln'.t our tantn infallible Thi re 7 " . , , menpurea is mo utim-iiri.
I '.'n't no etch at.lmai" in ilm'rickln ' Hut liver bridge project. The engineers for
brth Ttr'b " " '". it av?rne oi i.iipiu- inn commission say iiiej wnnc w.iiuu.-
atr-et. I.ias Pa. -at,, la th lltn- rt ...... .";.- '.i-V:. .'r".J"" ."" 't LIT.. "-. JJ Irom the ntC tills feSSlOIl. Jt IU1KIS
"The M.'... Vrg Menr.'' Publljhel , i-al that thoy Think are mlahiv Vll I for this project M well US for Other
Mrfa."'! MW ilK?'" , tt aP oLnaSu-I.Vm bin ni. ! PrJrt3 -. de-Ire.1. then, of courw, WC
Ihlrwh a ' ll.r-cmb .treets. U,nn. I l,.f'. tn?n7h"t' Wut V, arri'-lv- lm,,it M""l"V COIIfi.liT MOja OUil means
penda . a rK-erlrft I. ".r and lrrlnean copy , I for ! in t,rnln. i...t lit..- ti.at "nra to L-f t moro revenue."
.k t .jll. a. .H.nln'. .... . ----- .--. - .:.i " - -
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Iln!n tirant 1'urater, of SJI :
POLL SHARP TEETH
FROM CALOER B L
Sonato Committee Approves
Coal Moasuro After Removing
Emergoncy Provisions
SPECIAL TAXES DROPPED
By the Associated Press
W.-whlttgtoii, I-'eb. 24. After striking
out practically nil of the provisions for
federal regulation of tho cnnl Industry
In emergencies nnd for special taxation
on e.xctffl profit", tho Sennto manu
facturers' committee ngreed today
unanimously to report favorably tho
Colder bill.
Chairman La Toilette fald tho com
mittee report would bo put Into the
Senate today, nnd other members eald
on effort would be made to obtain Sen
ate action at this session.
As revised tho mcasuro would re
quire all coal tnlno operating com
panies to report through the federal
trudo commission nt, regular Intervals
tho ncttinl cost of mining coal and the
actual selling price. Other provisions
require reports on coal htocks nnd coal
transportation movements, to bo ns-p-cmbkd
through other government
bureau. '
The provisions fltricken out gave the
President power to declare un emer
gency in coal bupply, fix prices, con
trol distribution nnd, If ncre.siary, to
take over tho mlne nnd distributing
agencies.
Night pensions of tho IIo'iso In order
to get nil appropriations bllli through
beforo iidjournment Miirch 1 were an
nounced today bv ltcprcscntiitivc Mon
dell, tho Itjpnblicau leader. Delay In
ngrcclne to conference reports left little
possibility of oJenrhig tho calendar
without extending tho working time, he
fnld, mid lesions will open at 11 n. in.
hereafter with u supper recess from 0
to H p. in.
t Two more of tho regular appropria
tion bill, th first deficiency measure,
currying around Sti70.000.CKiO, nnd' the
liidlun bill, carrying ?1.)1(HH)1000, were
completed by Congress today to bo for
warded to Pmideut Wilson for his np
pronl. Separate confercncei of f-'ennto Ite
nubl Cms nnd Democrats have been
cn'led for Mnrcli T to take up questions
reguroln reorganisation iiifident to the
new session und heating of new members.
55,1 VETERANS
TRAINED BY K. C'S
107 chools in Larger Cities of
U. S. Toach Trades, National
Conforenco Io Told
SEVERAL SECTIONS MEET
By (he Associated rM
Atlantic City, Feb. 21. Mich,,
Downey, of Boston, superintendent ot
uigut oviiuym in mat city, and a Ota
ber of tho Knights of Columbus $t
tlonnl Vocational Educational Assnrt.
tion, reported at tho opening session of
tlonal Society for Vocatlonsl Educatloi
that tho K. of C. was now giving Toc
tional training to 55,000 veterans of LV
v.-nr In ull tho applied trades, nnd that
they had cstobllshed 107 tchools In ,i
ho Ini-i-er pl(l Tt. . ' u "
slderlng the advisability of utabllihlnt
n correspondenco uchool t;atea for ti
rural districts.
Vocational tralnlnu as It retntta ta
iiiu Dvuuoi ivuin, iu me Rraouate nod to
the youth In tho factory and office li
under discussion by tho trained ledtri
who are attending tho convention, win
President William I. Ilogan nrcsldinr
nnd attended by several hundred dtlf.'
gates. This afternoon upwards of 2jm
members of the organization will dijU,
Into ucctlons nnd meet In nrious hil'j.
Saturday the National Education Ai.
socintlon will begin its sessions, which
will end Murch J!, nnd preparations :
made for the attendance of upwards ii
0000 members. Many of the leaders ta
rolled lu tho latter organization ir
joining in tuu sessions ot toe lorner ai
soclntiou.
Owen D. Evans, asslrtnnt director ol
ocationai cuucauon ot rennsyivanlj,
iu charjo of the urban continuatlos
Echoola. told the convention this nnn
lng thnt his evperlence hod shown Hal
pupiln forget rapidly, neglect to punat
their studfes further, deteriorate rapidly
when permanently deprived of ectool
influence, but that where the counts
are followed up on loavlnj school tli
rcuits outuincu nuvo own unnormlj
good.
Children, ho cnld, rru?t l taujtt
hotv to adjust tbemselvfci to the til
of earning a living, to riiiliie that for
practically an ot ttiem promotion via
bo nlow and muit bo enrued, and that
i-lilfting from Job to job is wastthjL
that they must realize that thev tbouM
bo punctual, industrious, willing ui
cbccrtui m rcnaering service.
it. '.-k th I.!neil.-'t eun-
of tin n
f'li.la
tef
' rs 7-r ' e.-.-'eit Thl"h ha liMn
runnlrr li i i- 1 vrvi rrm.'i I ntuxn fir
oomo t. .ia : a irr at.r cenert to thn pjBilo trn
re y po: j'ar. and we have evidence. wMh
.fla uk to tM'Jeva we art battlnir Mmewhare
a-e.r. I .800 Hut ntv, to. about that li at
r I'l-"! or ynura ny io veil lihe ire !
Labor Asks Veto
of Rail Aid Hill
CDQnutt Ifora Tize Orw
conference bv tite fadora na i i.
eonncll which has had tho natter uc k
consideration.
To Dlitriboto I'rouuaciunento
I ourt nave swopt awiy tl.ls strong
harrier axalnst n fev.Uullstie legal con
cept, and labor finis itself again nt the
mercy of an unlimited use of judge
mhde laws. The Injun, tion as it is now
usd and abase. in labor f'upt.t"-! is
without saiiction ei'her n t'ie cur.stl
tutiou or in the fui. lamer. tal law f the
and. It Is a pure usuri .lUusi ..f po.ci !
tn ; and uutiiurity.
j "The only possible ar.d pr.tct.cal
, remedy in tie faco of a r 'Wer ho
usurpeu ana &o cump.i'te.y uiiJiishlim
I
part of
cun tretdom and of American inbtitu-
tions it is cumpelled to adopt
this
they
t i . .v- T-i-..i ... .. 'i v lies in a nai rcuisjii on t.-i
7rZaLlTJi to ctar. ' '- S " t ,
nuer a proposal to ask l onrress to tafco . i ., i ., ,,.,. 1 .,.. .,
action towaVd tho repeal of the art and ' ave " 'NlaI "'1 S, If'
.v. .,,, ., ,,J.i. .,i. I do, or wu'ch i"-fk to compel workers to
vsn onV.r.nn. .iV.f;, ,-nM" !- things w l.io'i they have a law-
ii, lni. ..-.J?r Cl!t S till and guaruti'ee.'. right to refuse to do
Dies adopted at !a:t night's session. j
This declaration which ee.s forth the
"nil 6tor; of labor s grievances aru reo-
. -1..1 - .. L -1 .1 f..
""T, i v VwV"i ' '"u-ourae. be the contcqueuces wha
"onsidered tr latsir leaders to be on ....'
of the most important documents cer
Issued by th floration.
"It io the pronojiicemnt of a mo4
ment that is "onseoratcd to the cause
if freedim ns Americans understand I
'rtedom," sn.d the prtan.bie. " It . the
message f net ai.d wonun why w.Ili
not desert tno cause of freedom nv . . , , ,... .,.
... v. ..j . , i Continued from lava On
natter what tdo tde o the Btrug'..
,. . . p"rtnr.e because at this meeting C. IV.
Drtween Iwo Lxtreuies 'Maraud, chairman of a sutKommlttee
Iibor bps's from r. ) i.artoi.- or i of t! ) aiatx-iatiun, w..I rp-jrt on the
13sh point of view. It gpetiLs fr' a. results of two years' work toward a
-he standpoint of A - eri-f -i it'zensi ', plm .if rpremnthtion and arbitration.
"Standing 'je--..,. tv ojpiFing T't Musland p.an is repotted to be
forces, uncor.'prorr.istni:'. towar i fcot.i, so iltxible that it can be applied to anv
the Anert-.i-. t-ade .not i. en.ent ; the twenty trad'j groups la which
tooay tiLds "s'i na.l n'rv Aiacicai. i tte ttxtile industry is divided. In F'lb
nmct it ts SHI i to arrango ior joint
how impoJsiViC it ii, uud'r our fvs
t-m, to nnow any Jaorr.isM jr p.ir
tiaMty. When their vo'ti wero co intej wr
fou-.d t' at the winning lite t.ud been
vrllten by :
GKUBdi: W. PHILLIP?.
s31 Iwnd Title Itulldlng.
'P llm'riek, as complytid b Jlr.
Phii.i8,was.
I.lnirriok No. SH
.1 fvrn; oM fossi! rantd T-Oi"
ouni, "ijeoloffv alt go's to sou
Jh' t'ld tvin to th TOi'Ur,
rhat fH.' earth f.a had ji.ocit "
Well, the c.ulh nt to Venus, juu
know .
The ether lices on the ! a.!"t were :
No. 1. My "ejfw-in-gbiss" proves
this Is so. Millie r.jrley bmith, C'JIO
Catharine street.
No. " That's eneisei. liut lt'n-sljto.
r.alize3 fully the coanequencci cf such i so left. go. Mrs. Hownrl II. Wright,
u coj-.ie, but la tho defense of Ameri- i Churor. road. Itock'ejge. lVz Cbaso P.
CITY GOVERNMENT SUBJECT
OF ADDRESS AT CIVIC CLUBi
The Governor pointed out thnt among
thy revenue proposals uro the ndmlii-
u. one' J'on t 2ou tt.l..ic ue o irut t . ., ' . . , .
t- fef.ir.Ks1) ,hl nnd on tliu capital stock of manu-
tbruriug ,ornorntioiia ; n tax on Din-
. ,.,.. , ., - ' boardi, the bill for which l.na been
Appeals to Colby In Berodoll Caso introduced by a m.-nber of the House
I)eticr, Feb. ill. -(IJy A. 1'.) on bis own iuitintlo; an increne In
liiumor Phoun vesterdav wrote s!P0. ! the tuxes on dirct nnd collateral in
Chinese
Jade
II l.all.ilMIAU II ml tt ItllHiAlia.. Ill !.. ,.,-..
Joint Luncheon to Be Devoted to'r-wry of State Colby requesting that ' Hotae Btata on virluui legal docu
"Educatlonal Outlook" I t!, "T't'-ry m his offic3 to In?ute i ients.
ti t.....v ten.. ..in ...i?.,.. tie immi'diuto rebsso of Trnnk Zimmer i Tin Governor plans io go to Wash-
.i .'! i i-i i "", .'i i ! . tin Charles Ncuf, AmerWn Foldltrs . Ington, Pa., tomorrow, where ho will
the Uio Club at -1 o clue this nf.-T- ,wljo nlv lmprihone,i n Germany for at- "peak at Washington and .Toffcrr-nn '
noon at tho 1'ear.sjlMiiiia Historical tempt'ng to capture Grovcr C. It l-gdo'J, College. faturday be will address n1
Societv. 130i1 Lntit.it 'reet "Mil- I vn ited n this cntmtrj on eh;.r-i.i ol ' Iasonlc meeting in Pittsburgh, colnr '
jnielpal Govvnmtiit Its Kilnfou to I evading Le teUctlvo draft. from tbero to Harrlsburg.
the State, and the Supreme Importar.c ' '
Of deep upple green and pre
sented in necklaces, finger ring?
pendants, charms, tassel?,
brooches, bar pins, earrings, hot
pins, cuff .links and scarf pins.
' of the Prlmnri
prevented. This
Conciliation Offer
Made by Workmen
.-s p - l.l " WlVlllllj, (11IU J-l. UlU
don't sou luiow. J r I . nmeth. J13 , ,,e T hpowUn will
1rx.U,toU&7:5n man mjoh.
t fb. mihlect to V t
Is the fourtn in tl. I
rerka of lectures on "Government." i
Mrs. Ldward W. Blddlo will preside.
I'r.d'T the joint uusplces of the Civic I
nrd City Clubs a long table luncheon (
will l" given nt the City Club Satur- i
daj, 1'ebrunry i.'ti. "Tic Kducatloiinl
fi'jtlook" will be the general subject I
for !U':usicn. JMfferent phases of the
subject will Le presented by Dr. Sam
uel P. Cu en, director of tho Ameri
can Council on Kducatlon ; Kenrtt'"-
. . lit. ..I...- ...! ll. tl. ......A .l.r..ln
it.i - uiviinip (ill'i -k Uiuifir i.iii-ii' 1,
urtu.g HUpenntendent of tlie public
imonils will
1 be followed
institution.
fee;lu asiiaiit'd und a:-
'. -
'acted by t .e -.scut. '
of ind-i-'ry u i . ' f illu
:i. Euro; -an : a'..' -t
ihes "visi '.. -H i
freedom ai ' : ft .. t;
ceopenei r r ' i " '
Qilc cl,u-h- j; .r -n,i
"malndum1 .tru' i f i
-tutemnt dc c eM n ho t'.u' t
tion of t.i. err wi-; hjs li'-.i
la
cs a it'crijis ct ngs t eiiiplojers nnd workets to
V,s '',fTC""', dii;.i,s wige and other qui-atuns nnd
i' f C.C.- o. for tg , a-bitr.ition of differences.
rut.c j ,,-,vis licnton, managing director
'" "iof th Textile Maaufacturt.-s' Assoe.a-
tion. sa.d toduy :
" py statci. ent ii i i'y t r.
Creeclt'b b'tter uiil l.av.j t . -.e f-om
te ctfj crs if t'io :.ss .f U-. ,-. 'Hie
iri.'.t-r -v:il, of course ',.. 1 n ig-r t" the ' Sli'ti st.-c"
a't'-i.t' .r. of tl.s exe.'-' . i.L.ltle'.-' Miss l.r'
o .s :ai wti Dewey strrei
I s'rj.
o tl
' tl1
")-ll-l
IIC -
fie flr-cl,
.. . ..u. i
un nuui-'i j '
, .overs aTi l
rracj Pr.iis Plan
fcuggeot.'in s 1 as :. i
car.
Miss ItoW
"tr.fiateu t.j t-
gates of i-. . g-nt.. i -s'.i h
To the cor' in. l nn.i ei.-ei er.
iiM Hour w a; '. .a tn"i s-ffi.rts to
-"due" t .o A..iri a:, b'ttt-a-d ef iiv-l
i.. ' I
Thfl r at'r-n i!irV 'at -'g-' ' reductive of toth.ne t.t gooi," niu ' Tift.
-liich nn.njr s ' i . nnpeul to t'.e , Mr- icy. a. y'l mg t .at ;m11 pre
.mencan pt- ' f,r ' ulrinn -rside-. heat btrik-j .- U. tic.ul u the en'tre
ntion, fippo-t an! re-"sr.ifv ." su i ' "h.'sur i'y, n- ''.' nn to f-cse d'rec'.lj
forts lalor m r--.v !,' of ricl.ts u-d tho , conrrt-d s a m..tter of fact, our
uroriimiiloi'-ii departn.. r.t '...u i.nh.ng t! at will
The riffht .f thit vr-kini r.ot'e rt prnve- t . - .,-, t- rt-J. -.. ..... ru!n.
---- m , , -i.
orjsi.iiM '.o trad -"'
jots to show. S Howard Itippey, 7011!
Greene ttrt-tt, Gerine.ntown.
No. ). Earthen "Jarv" that wore
made long ago. 11 igh Wynne, Jr., -J2
North Pt Bernard street.
No. 7. But uo're, ln-fer-no rents down
bellow. C. I. TLou.as, -1331 Sansoa
str"ft.
No. 6. TJio fov.ll B.-Loiv ought to
know, jenn e G. Ly&tcr, 120 Provl-der-e
road Aldan, Pa.
No l). So wo have moraine, less Ire
and snow Mas Vlerin Willltt, 010S
Siir it utrcet.
No. 10 Shocks rvnt, and rent shorks
its, oii Know. Miss Llennor O'Don
cell. West Muin street, Girnrdvllle, Pa.
.Mr I'l.ill pa' llm'ri.'k mus No. -1 on
tin- bull ''.aid re-ciwd fio of thcelevea
votes cit. Line No 1, ),., MIsh Smith,
v. as gnen thre vo'.-s, ihile lino Ne.
10, ty M ss ('Ionr.e'l, received two
-.oti-s r.t.d line N 7, bv Mr. Thomn.s,
fr,,!y'l ore vo'e .
Te tintr.H of tl." rren'.'Ts nf the ju-t " Witneasea May Implicate City
,,h selfted todaj s v,-lnncr follow: i Solicitor In Kllllnn
T-e Woman's Club of Germantown '
If 1 a meeting this afternoon. "So:n"
"t C'ir Latent Posslbilltiea" were dis- t
cursed by Dr. Llla Kilgus.
Members and friends of the Phllo
iriiMan Club attended an informa.
at home nt th cluWiouee, 39-14 Wul
n.ts reet. this afternoon. Mrs. Slier- '
iikii 11. Heed, chairman of hospitality,
" -i in charge.
The Sisterhood of Bndeph Shr.'or-. '
v i ! celebruto the fiftieth anniversary
' i -. I'liiuu with a bazaar in Merrar -t
Ha'l. It In called n "Count
Kiilr." nn! n.ll liavo many interestii.x
t'lltUU".
ERIE GRAND JURY PROBES '
'DEATH CAR" MYSTERY,
P. (.honicj, 1003 Nortn
( . Stineman,
t-OJ
MIki Marj O'Brim,
.r'rpet. i
Ml.. T.rt.. MoSfn.wmtn ft.1T V...I ' "
Lrie, Pu.. IVb. 21 Spcial Pr.se
c r.r i" Lei L. Githon is now ready
tike up bi fore tie i;ritid jury Hi
ll West Herbs :r:'ti!;c v;c".,in viiir.n.."
ii ui nn-. it-' i nuiriuu u,. liio uikia...i.a
i ! death car mystery.
fourth Btre'-t
.smith, 2C08 Dauphir.
Lu I'nited s.iar,s t
inlonn fur tl i rovi; ti-jT. i tl.e r rij! th
nd iutere'i'p
The r'gh. nr . i.ra'ir uf "'.
legtive lu"fl!. ' g .v .i , '.r. ..is
rhroueb r! rtn .t-t.vc t.iir imh
ho'Mr.g
The rig'.: .-. ctj Ij cm., rk
o'.ei-ti' "
Tbe 11- t r . ' 't. c i I out
nithhn ! i'-o oge,
Th n't t t'.e i-xr-i.'' ofo'I'V -e
tctisiti'i i" ' .-'heru- i ef -Li- :are
f Itt r.
II
t :-'
(ty
Mlw I'ftirl L
st-eet,
Miss lanore I". Prtmllo, 1-107 Ke.ca-ty-seiond
aven-ie, Uak Lane. Pn.
Miss Dorothy MaeDtal, o32 Havr
' rd avenui
MLs Gertrude Ktfer, 2722 IM'y-
.' o tT'i '
I Mlii f.l.-ulis tlrinlston. 14M Pf.fV.
land stri-et.
Mlw Van Hlley. 684 North Twf-n'y.
not a". i 'ited . 'n t'.e '.eitiiu conn- , ftiI'i! "?.1
i.-," n bl.M "Thy a'nrd n!on". I . . " ,,i"n ' u'y. -'- -"".i
' if coi.esc a! are nlwa s ter.dy o rui-e' i Ni'ietenitn atnst
I i.-. c fi-iin-e ii", i o:r (upbiyis. As i Mr. Phin.rB ! itidMr.g la-s tl.
' f'm matter .'. the .'t i n-d Herman L Hecht, n forme- rc.lir
I lr-usb,- Is r. ' ,r s ueat' j.- J Wajof t' e L gisnturi-, i. l,in office , -",
n rot hi-ard t'ror.i fir emploj es; Lund T.tle H.ilriirg He giad.iate-.
n'ltuei la-e ne npiin.ai'!."J t.cm We , from South Pn.lndelphia High In I'eh
an-
re 'e O l"."".- , u r .g : .ar w'pe-
e, ruil '. i ' at. .n ir. his brai.ch !
' e In i rv Wo.lid lot be affected.
Tie W I ton an 1 JruKuei worriers
1VtLsUiIon Pnii'Ksed
llee0".:i . t da"'i- Tiade i- u.-
Lructii (i b" '" : gross "f a u
e.'ar'as tnn 'a'.- '-.-ii zat a r-e
liot ' rnrtf T1 'ii,.s in i klie.l t it ' .; b
(rested 'i a o- ii ,,'i
Lnz.'trne'jt v C'.gi.s, .( gl'-ia.
non unicn i a '. '.-o'.. i t; .. . -kern
ll the'r org up ed cii;n " ugnli t the
roncept thut M.ere is a prnpiT'y rigut
in tl.e labor f u hunai. being
No nppl'cotlon of t ! u'j of 'r. 'ine
'ions in in '.list-nil di'p'.'.'i wh.r- tv v
jro ild not a, i : in th ui tii'v t t. '
dlirjiutes
Prohibit -r ( i- nimri.t .n ..- r.
period of not -s tw two y-ur-
More T'n a; pn 'i t.'M e
initi.itite un I ref -en lui'i in f u po i'i
cl affnirj ( ti' L'l.ittd ut's ,i a y.'
our several 'iifes
lieinovnl I v iijren .f tf ." i".'.
power of t courts i!e.-.ire 'nctn
ttutIonnl Ihus em, i. ' f, ('on.'i 'Ss '
Llection of ' .dsen
Iinmcdlato rv.toent'o'i ' . if"' n
from or the repea1 ' h1! ant, oirt.i
tion and to-cnlbd lone-iir.i. law
ha-n t noy buslneas any" ay,
' 'i feci that we have r stlffer
' pr ipotc:" il :n Ph.'alelptiu tns,a mauu
' fa '''inTj ' th'fe Kor o- e fin?,
' t..ere arn r, ore radlea-i ii th .th"r
1,'iB.JUH.' 011 Jeep I U -1 r .'1 J ( s
i of u it i . at As . n i- ' I'. ix-i.. s
work' H '." ' '' " 1 nil ' s s , 1 I,,.
v.I'.is ' 1-"C'- v i t- P" i'le In
I'ai.H'ic.; !.u iiiuii . ro:a u r-m t'i. i '
'J'li"f i-a'd In tc n gentri 1 recig
ai'ioa anung v an dfni furers t'.a' ej.
le;t.vr burgaining must bo man tu. nrd
:a tri 'nieru,ta ff mi-jeri and
workeis P1!'.,!'. Adjastnient if n.ijfo
dlripulefc, t is sa'd, Is vitally t."i essarj
beccusr tl Is lit- s Ipreir 8' - ti u t- -t
ib ce'i'T . 'hreatete-j Ly Niv. ' rj
lar.d ..tu ui v' .:
r:ary. 11)1 H, nnd ih at present tu''- rg
t' tak.j tt.o pri'''nunary uUte Loard
la-.v eiatnlnations
Mr Phillips vm curnmoned 'o t t
Lmisisu Piiilio Li:i)Oi: 1-m r' k
dtparti. ert t hear the glad tldb g, m 1
wo havi- ". . n g'.o.) authority t' at 'is
. .y i;'.''l :i iiiik:.ii: lis wbv t r I ,.
rigi t eitii'e i sa t. bhiniug ll?i t f h
lerttln lii.1 head. We won't J t,
on tout.
Uur -v r.r.'ng lan today i pc rg to
put his irize n.onny to botn frivolous
Tl..s denlH with the killing of Wil-I
'ui.-, t-ih'ilta mid the injuring for b'e
I Willmni Donaldson, two cmplojes of
i c P.iilTalo and Lake Lrie Traction C , i
vino ""re struck by an automobile o
tic mi'rnini; of November 10, whili it
vv 'k on State street car trnokn. Th
nr that struck the two men Is owmd
bj City S'lh'-itor M. G. Cornell, luvv
purt'ier of Mayor Miles B. Kitts, and
vi lift, Cornell MtiH arraigned for the of
fenso he claimed he was not in tho ma-
I i i inc m uiui unit nun svus oisi iiiiriti i
I by Mag.stri.te Hu;ea for lack of t.i-
d'ueo.
I A rumber of new witnoshcs are s d
io nive bff n obtiiltud by Special I'm.
i utor GilMiin unJ will testify L. 're
tin- grand jur; .
I Tin) (ji.'-Mion of bribery chargpri n a-V
' ugiiinst ( uptuin Smith, of the niiie
ol.cf, by Ldvvnrd ("Indian" San
, d .r! y, u forn.er Lrie police olbcer, v.us
i tlireK'.i'd jt.t iu the grnnd jiny rue m
I .vis'ttdny It is isnld that Sati'l ski
cuiiriil ihtt '-Smith offer' d him .VHK") if,
h- ,rid t'-s'if) t' eeitnin thingH l,i.. '
f.re th grand Ji ry Smith denied tl.e i
ai i lit. on
While nttcjidliit: a boxing rr.ntcn lint
e-.inn.g, Miivvr Ki'ts mid : 'I'll be a I
ei Lu.daio f' r re tlcttion,
H N
I .a
TRISCUIT
IS BACK AGAIN
ur favorite shredded wlieat
cracker crisp, tasty, deli-cious-a
real -whole wheattoast
In order to conserve wheat ive
stopped maiding TriSCllit
during the war, but now you
can et it of your drocer. It is
madetlie same as Shredded
Wheat Biscuitjbutis pressed
into a wafer. More nourishing
than whole wheat hread hecause
more easily diested.The longer
new it the better rt tastes.
1
ji Always heat it in the oven to re-
H store crispness, then spread it
ffl wliile hot.mtli butter or sort cheese.
J. E. Caldwell & Co.
Chestnut and Juniper
raaffianmraOT
'ITESa
George Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street1214
Presenting an Attractive Display
of
New Harding Blue
Millinery
Lovely hand-made Hatn of ctraw cloth or straw braid und the
new fabrics trimmed with French flowers or exquisite ribboni
marked at pre-war prices.
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00
'.'!r s
To Discuss Americanization
A ' nfererc. on Americaniratior wil'.
Ik. ui'V. toi.igl i u' I'.'i I.oeati Lhriiry,
(id " l 'U'l urd Wagner nveiip,
l.ogur under the in spi i, nf ' c jiom
m's leg nliitive on ni't'ef of tho Kurrv
Mt'i-on 1 siafi T i spiuiern wul be Li-
1. 1 .1 Mkfcfi I r.iir'inki. Pip..!
,,,ny to In n nsrtv at hoir..'. nV','. Ellas Lumrn
:-an Btre't, 1 vi Chai.e, tor t! . h,h,J'j,' .auA Lumm, thirty jeiirn t'.d, 1.'1?.5
in cfcli brut, in of tl o blf dey n-.d thei. i p li.e t-'ri't, n policeman attaelied to
vhat's l"ft over ib to go tjmrd train- ' the Kightl. nnd .leffcrson HtreetK Ma
ine In law. ' ..,r.. him vuih taken ill while nntroiltic
Mr I'b.lllps ovir.ej up t'io gh, that at
timea legal luattern ruve tsxci swonil
plai e d iring the Inst two nm t ,i, ,)r ko.
He hus been llmpln' ul Tig w'td the1
res of the Pm'rickers iifr kincij the
Vrnl nnd l.cs had very often ns )th
tuiti.'r in crime, Willian Ivogh, vYo
t-linres part of tie u3.' e in the IaaJj
T'tle IlmlUtng.
Totlaj i winner is a versaM'.) your.g
hii beat 'lueddnj. died last night in the,
Woman s Homeopathic Hospital. He
is irvived bj a widow. I
rcrtor Tuslic. lrs iraiikiiti Spencer r,,in II. mnved the Durt of n irir. In
Hestoratlon of au nlvyaafe icral Kdmonds, Mrs 11 Dobaoa Alteiaus and I ths senior high school play. He also
iploymcnt tcrviee 'Edwin .Tq Lefferf'-'u 'hclncd to get out tho school paper.
mploymc
1 Vl ntHITV WI'HKUM HAT S 00
ANCILNT AND MODERN
GREEKS IN ASIA MINOR
!"-. i luffatel I.'i-lurn by l O, Il"rt,
ge'est eipirt on the Niap Eil of !
cl.l viu now that Ilia Alllm founcll U
chauxlntf turntory ajilmwa to tlre.ot. Owlnii
I? wViiher coaiuinn HO l,ECXUJU3 ON
auNUAY.
Millinery Space for Rent
in Exclusive Walnut St. Shop
This presents an unusual opportunity for an estab
lished milliner. Excellent location ; adequate window
nnd store display. Quick action, if interested. Box
A 835, Ledger Ofllcc.
! i
French Gloves
Of' Finest Kid
Only the finer quality skins arc used ior these
gloves with their exquisitely careful workmanship
and smoothness of fit.
Two Clasp $3.50 pair
Newest shades, including tan, gu, bi"Vn,
j beaver; also black and white; P. K. sewn
Gauntlet $5.75 pair
btrap wrist finished with pearl clasp in blac
and white.
Mousquetairc $1.75 pair
Overscan! sewn; pearl buttons at wrist; black,
white and beaver.
1G Button $8.50 pair
hue Kid Dress Gloves; ovcrscam scuij
line white suede gloves at the same price.
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