!? .
...
I 7
i.m.. rjfM, t "ifHtiipFlT,ifv S w I ' $f fpyfiffn
ISAYENIJKG PUBLIC KBDaER PHILADEUFHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, , 1921
JI
GS?
Iff
13
Sprout Plan Begins
March in. Assembly
Cotllf)il frnm Piise tint
txuver nncl itutliuritt hi I limul
ir
one innn even In hiring ten .nr
lOiircscntatl e Kiankliii Siriierr Mil
momK sinn-nr. ld tltt- lilll t nntn ned
Bonip tWei Ii hut It c-tnh'Nli'd n -
tflll of tiViiJiriM St lit ihe defect could
k cornet il hie.
T'clicr. Applaud
Tenchd III tin khIIuv mm i
isle ntili'nniliil ' h"li tin lull imi'i
Mrs .1. Will's Mitvtiii. Mr. .tnltn O
Millri mill Hi hi" i't' mini ' inrit'
wi-re li oi In .uliui-i'i inviirimli1 miii
mderMmii it tin i'i I I'hi 'id '
rtencr" ui. ln " ' u en! il
br H. 'I SlriM i 11'l.im II l..ul M's
t-Jmlli Kiiilii iiml Mi-- .1 'Ji-.u.
The -1 ni' . iii'ilii i" i ii. ,"il fi'
ftrH In clinti i t. 1'iiiln.i-1 ili n .mil
Pittshurgh.
r.lrimiiti
mini ain",'
tnrn'iiu nt.
iBcrntnrnt-.
I cite -
fi nv .
. I IH'lll'l- 1 . It 1 III U 1 11 MM
. I'.MII. miii i nt ill minim
SUM) in'n mum imiiilii t nf
I'lKllI A--IM "Ii II ,!ll ' n'
Miii niim -ii -i 1v" '
minimum n
nt. .l'.'
tiiiiiiin i i
ninithei- m' nil rp ni'iil- I li .Itinmr
high nntl i ti minimi mml nan'iif
teacher-Miu'ni'iin -nlan. l-0. inln
Iroiltn IniT'-mi nf. 'lU'.V m n innni mini -br
nf liifffltiout - i-ikIiI H''Ii linn
Dil Pit) linrmnl ' 'mnl Lii ir Mm
Imiltn el ii". SI MMi. iiin'tiiiiin in 'rt1
mnt 'IT.: in ninu'in 'l.niitiT .if in
rremrtii' im Sn ip'i-hi- M n
mum -a a . 1mh tnliiiin ini .iiiiihii
ln(rllllpn. 1''"i : iniminiim luiiiilipr n'
lnirpini'iit. iBiii. I'liMiicnlnr -ilinn
princinai-- Minuii'iin nlijv.
minlimim in rt'tiii'iit '.'.".T ."ill
mum nitnilirr nf mm inn-.
"t'JIIlii
ii i ti
jut
.Ttininr Innh Insli nntl cin
t-mtt fHl ii.niitinli 1 I ii t Ii-lllltl
nnriiin1
n n.
S-IOOd minimuiii ni'TPiiipnt. K.-li : nun
lmnm n inilii i nf in rrnirnt. io i
fntler i ui- hill ti'.i' iiiti n I'lii'iitlei
phia wnu'il t.'i (' on thr tirt Mninl.i
of nrxt .In') tin niiiiiinuiii i 'i" to
Rftlifr -itli ii" nnnral im rtMiipm in'
rpli vra nf in', rt I ff .-! -rrvn o nr fifi -rnrp
imf t "'! ti-j thr n mini m in
CKa!- a'itliiirirrtl l thr It '
Kn'ln Mtlg li tilt' -rhrilul' (r ili-trn't-f
i hi -ppoikI i .n'
Klrnii'l'tti"! tp.it iitr- ami i'iimiiphI i"
print ip.i - ilpintim: l' tiir.n nii-'-l'iilf
tlttiP tn nlin'riNiratloii Mm miitn un
nual -.ilnn . S1IKI0 iniiiiimnn nnniu1
inPrPiiiPiit. S1IXI: niiniinum tiunilifi' nf
Jn'TPnifiits plsln
II15I1 " hmil ti'nrnpr- anil prini'ip.i'
tot ti7 li tnnn oiin-lm'f tinir tn ril
min'Mratimi M'tiininin annual -n'arv.
S1 10(1: miiiiniiini aininrl in Trim-nt
S10II: nnniiii tin nuiiilr nf ini.rinii'iit.
iftl't
Supt -iivni. M in miii in ntiiin.il -.i
an. 'li'iOll- iniiiini -in n it mini inir
ront. .'Ill" in ii n urn nunilirr nf in
crrniti'-. piriii.
1Iij;h vplinnl ii-uifina Miiiiniiini mi
ni.nl l'ar). JS"TH niiiiiinuiii allium'
itifrPiii' rt ' Sli't iiiiiii .hi imni'ii't nf
Int trnn nts ng! i
PEfS AND TEMPLE
APPROPRIATIONS CIT
I, II il. J fi ' l"1. I
llir' Kluirc. Ap-1 V - S'.i'hniL- nt
In .lpiiropnatinti- for iini'iiti'int iii-litii-Hoiis.
rpp"pvpntativp nf ftlp intprpvt-.
nrrp maiir known tmia) wIiph thr
aniPntlpil hilN i-rrnt mit nf t'lt Ilmivp
tplirnprinliniiv 'nunittiT
TIip nrUinil npniniiii.il n" fur III'
T'nlpr-lt nf I'p.-iti-i'v.mia - thr bill
., nffpiitl In Ui'pn vpntativp Walku
rtll'M fur S.".".0l'l In tin intpri'vt
if thi- tii"aurp fornn.p I'rmnvt Smith
nil John '. llpll. f'iriiii'r Htlnrni-v rpii
ernl. hnp frpipirnll i-itctl tin Cnpitnl
and int rviiwptl ih. hail r
TliK ,411 a- tut npnrU tn nnitittli
TIip bill I'nlK fnr a turn! nf mil) SI.
00(1.(1 HI fnr thr nr.t tw li-ril )tarv.
Knr j.t iiit.i1 in ilntrii iiur tin' I'tilvfr-lt)
Is to ! t -v'.uhi.ihki ami fnr uialnti'nain'i
Of I'XtMlvMUl uhlMllv SKIII. 1,11(1. l-
nitiprhitnii'v fnr tlip ni linn nf an inl
mitiivtr.tti.i ami pm-miI1 p hulhliiij: air
enlirv'i I'liniiniilPil a- i .il-n nn np
pmprlatlnn for thp siIiimiI nf I'lliiratlnn.
TIip rniM'iiti nf I'riuiM Ivanl i bill
pa-vnl ..fi mill ri'fnliinj in thr Ilmiti Ium
nlRht Ati) prntt'vt .iijiiiihi tho n'tui
Ins 'if tut' I'tiiMT-it) iiml nilipr fiintl
MI havi' tn br mailp mi thlnl iittlin:
ml fim' piwaRp
Si'iiilfir r'"ii' tinn h.n ikpi nnth'
II' ti" ai'i'i utiri'i inn ' iipV I'm.
virvitv nmi't'i" I ni .-ii f I'tti.
btircn Thi' liii'm-i' ','1 u'.ii.mri itinv
SI .."7.", i 0 I tn T'lnph. I 'v 'n ii put tii
S'lftti,! (I i A vlnvli ,,f ..-.ii.iiui i inaili'
In t ' l."iO.(lll I till' 'I 'liil.'i lull ilt-siu-
nci'il fnr main ui.it). ami in iiiiiip
nvnt Pun in.niiv nr -v'.ii.i i (I mr tho
trniiiiiu of inn'iin"!'"1 t'-tt'lip-v ,ini
ST.". ' Kl i fnf .i i 'ti ,i It. ,ni. plum .iini
51 .tWKI, 11,0 "ni n"i nmliiiiii art -.tripkrn
out .imi ) llMi.iiii(i ,in irnrirtatnm i
tlth'il fnr nniiit. nan" nf mpiilips and
tiiuipimtil (nr tin vIiimi' of in 'tllriiip
TIip iippn. print ii m i I'm 1 1 .it,
flf I'm. Im kIi 'm . u, iimI'i. ,i timn
i ,.v7r.it ii in ..'ii.i.iiii
Thr V n-',. in hi li , fir f.'.lT.tl.iill)
for iln- i.mtlii i ao-i-tiu.r fund v .1
rut to vJI.L'lli.lMiii Tn- Miii.in ipii.pi.
of tin -i.iip h inli'd ii) Mr- .Inhn i.
ililhr . nu ii'in of t,P h-ci'l'itU-i
inuni'il ,in. I li.iinn.iii nf Iln- I "ri ti-i I -TBnin
I i li; it nf WninPn Xn,.,'-. hill
drmundi il 1 1 i nri; ril .nm
Iln Mil ii,- lull fnr ,,7."i0 (KHI fni
tllP pull li i I ml pfnpl ' H '1 ! inriil
fUllll .11- i t ti. M.I.IHI.i.l II
Tlit-i .in, jiri rippi'tPil o , r up a
fllKH ulni tin In v iihiic up f,lP ,.
alflrillli.in i'i Tii- Mm.vp
"U't n ' protniimh' "r.nptiil mr
wnt i ip I fti u h to en." iav
thr opium . -ip nf Dr IMunr Kalis
.Smith. h .ii i m n. i in ti i niiHr.ti.
of I'eniivi l.anl '. i(J ,,,. ,,,. tlllll ,lf u,n't
iif thnnxlit nf t i i.pniii 1'iti.m -l.i-h.
A. (' 1 rant. Inn nr nf 1 .imiii I n.
TPrcili. .uil tin fit In tlml iiivtitu
tlnn'n iii ronrutt . i, -.., ..,iln, ring nil
llOnt'v tut . ll.llvtfM. t oil nf III
btilttlt n " 0111,11 ii 1,111,1, , itroail
Rtrrrt Inn i ti lmiii;i,iiii n u nil' and
15' rl.s -t i ! I
"It Mil alo iii idii -ii i it v k -tnff
Of tl'lt IllT. Ill till' i .Mil .I'liimW," In
olil. a it 'tl tiri",iit 'ImiiuIi from
tralnili'' thi' priiiin ki ti'iiniiiT ot u-unli.
frs Ui t ' i r
MACKEVS PAY BILL
RE ISEI)tWJ PiSSED
' n .vrjt ' vff'Htnx tii
llitrri'hii'x. p i' i' " i .in . '
aeljir.. ratvi r- ha- no i ITi I mi t n- Mo .,
Of Kl'p ' iMllll'i' I ft vt , i p l
llntiKp ili'fp.itpil Mir In i to g w t n r in.,,
tl.niilii'i - of t i' ""kiiii'tr. tniiifi n-"
tion lioniil sa'.tr irnmtvp t i,i' n
X.VtOd ti. . ii.ii i, im iii'i' a iii,' i
halt lii"P dr i 1 nn ii-i nM thr nirn
Urm fn al.i t i!iui
l.nvi n i si, r Hi, Il.i'-r riintiKitl' i ii i
norknirn'- i mntirnvition .i'.i ) ii r
nd pavi'il ' liiuilh h; a h ; in.ijo lj
Ilnrri Mai k. i 'niiiiiian n' t ..
board i; I- a .! 1 14 H ni'itii.i mi.I.i
this bill
HEX ER BOARD RIPPER
PASSED BY SE TE
llarr sburs, rl I'i I m s n tc
lant nlgli p.iv.nl ih'- hill nhiili " on n
rip out of ofli !' Iiip iiioinhi' of tir
flewer- In IMii'nd dpln. anil i, i , ipir
nucrrm-nrsi tianird In i'ir leivil of mtl-jr
The pn'spiit iiipiiiih r. .' t Imai'd t
Charles W llnipr Wilim a .1 Kr n
Alfrfd (iratz, Krnin .' S liniitreil .1'
,Tohn O. Orfon, .1 Parln Nnrria Kob
eft B, Scott, Krtd W Wlllard atd
Girl Laivypr'From ttctc
if utvlws llarrisbufg Houso
II rplhum. T.I.. A mil 111 -M'
I i'Ih i h'i Tlinmn-iiii. 10-111 Sii lice
Iri'ii. I'hl n Ir'nli'ni iiiimui'I woiiinn
i'.rr In I'lii'-il Inliln. rreeiltlj ail
ii. I ri in irnelier lienire rlir Sit
nrnine I mill. Iniil. il moi I hi' House
mill uilil -''i cmi'il not earr In lie
ii mi lulu i Sin1 lin anthill.' tn
l mi t nt iiii'itlnn ii tn whether
I i N t niiin.rtiiii: lior Ii'iihI rilm-n-
I tin l., -Iinlnn ,Iii in ditu ot
.hi' I. gishiture. Mi. riiniiip-nn.
i" ivi i r lin Ii .i hi nguhir at
I. ti lull' mi -i' Mnii-
"Il i inn until In n ill' llr-l
unman tnemin i m' tin IIiii-i'.' -lie
' l' II kl II
I t "I In nit iln ni.i l'i n'ili''(l
Ml. 'rim.i.iiiii i im rui n tn.iuv
u inn ii Mil, lit' iiiinliiiit fur llnilio
mill Senate a, tin next r'cviitui
Mairt W .M.i tin ln.l wli'li .i
ii'iii ii "il In S nnmr Aimni nuw Bin'' ,
In tin lltniM
Titr St'tinii' iiii-i.'(I llnallv thr Dunn
lull, wliii-ii nlm i-Iipv iiinuirit j" rcprc
."ii ituiin in i! i litir il nf mil rlap ni i
m vt r- llpv tin ,:-i 1 1 il li me- .ii'tll
t" Iln' tniM i nn fur In- ,i ipmwil
ACCEPTS "RIPPER" BILL
-Head of Board of View Philosophic
Over Rumored Cut j
i U'.jf t - .li in nt iln-
I ii.i il nf v m . i iilu ni'ippti'tl iiliiln
- II l' lilt ' 'I'll ' " 'ill. lIPvlll' 1
' in ill" im. ril 'ruin nun tn i" in in I
l.i tiliirn ' w Ii-i'ti nitiniiiii'p 1 i nt ti
' ii -i.i i I id -liiirii In Si'iiimi M.ix '
i.
'. i'i' i i 'if rnninr thai Simiii '
im I-. van lir'iinil tlip hill ami Hint
I 'i iiM'tPil fin thi pxnrii put pni
i i.i-l'ii! linn, tnj-rlliir with llitrr)
Mm nul l'"l "iVtl'nr.l hi (pioiititi l.l
nun ami hi- t tillrattiii'"" uirk nn tlip
In nid
"I -oiii., nn innrr iiliniit thr bill T II n It '
miii I Iiiiip v.'ii m tin iiappi." Hi'
vil "1 ilmi Vt P"litl" itlti'lfiTI"1
'i.tli 'in iini', I liati- vprM'il as prr-l-
nt nt ni nt- linn il m- ! fnt anil in
that tinii lump of ni lm nfjtlPftnl mir
t! it v "
'111 uinl. ii un lio.in! nf ip is iln
i.iiiiii.in nf i nntl-niin il propprty talsrii
nu i m i In t In
1GREE TO INCREASE
P4SSEGER CAR FEES
ti ii tnj fort pn.irfri f
M.irrWitir;:. Ami' IH. Trucli intt r
i-M fmiii all vi ni ion nf tho vtatf ati
p".ir'd I I'forp iln- viiln iinunitti i of thr
SPiiat nn pub I' n.nl' and hl(;hwa)'R
in iippnt" tin iin'riM.-' - nf ft mil finni
0 to "00 prr 'Pin in trunk rt'Kivlra
t inn fpp. i',iriud b; tin Itni'kmau hill.
Tl" nrKiifil i'i. t an' lirwri in fprs
hniild In pipiil.ihl- ilistilhiiti'ti ami th"
o nrr- nr pn-pnsfr i'.ir hroticht in for
lilKhpr lltPii.i'.
Knllnnim; thr i-nnfpi piipp il w.i- ir-
tun iiBrprd that tin llii'ii-t fro- of
pavsmisi r mr- hf Iiuti n-pil from forty
to lift) crnt- ppr hnr-ppnupr and that
an iiiuiiM-i' of aliproximatfl) i'iO poi
I'fnt will Iip innili In trupk lipcnn' rati'-
with a l.ircir p ntnp fnr thp hiavifr
-nltil ilrpil trupk- Snuit'ir I'.iii'kinan.
who prrniili-il at tin t nnfrri'in'c, -tutfd
that thp provivinn for tloiihli tin' ri'itn
lar (its for ar imisuk"! In roninirri 111
freight and pas-rnK'T srr In wnuhl br
-trirki'ii mil.
.1. Ilnward Wravi-r. of l'hilaih'lphiu.
rrpri'X'iitliii: iln Slotortrnrk AvmipI.t
tion nf I'liilaili'lpliia. mui'd aKaiiit an)
itiprra-p ovpi thi- abnormal rati'- in thr
lull hi-ltu pl.iml mi tuii'k- iluriin: tlm
prpvpnt hii-lnp"- tltMiri -vliui. lit -aid
tin trupk o ii' r- wip willing tn lipat
th'lr sdinr" nf hiinlt'ti of what thr vt.ifp
finds fin tnaitit"nuiii'p of hishwa)-. but
di'l not want to a-.iinip thr Piitirn in
lTf.l-1
l'mil (' Wnlft. nf Pitti-burgh vpcrp
tan of tin l'niiiM h'iinn Motor IVilrr-
tifiii, nppo.pil th, i ha n ii in Hip llsht
iii); rPKlilntimi-. whii'h Iip tlpidaird unuli)
rKp thp niiit"iit no pIiiiiipp to aiipp.il
fi mil rullinv of iMiii'talili v, and said
lights piuild It iivii'd ml) !) ma. hliipri
I tuli r Iln pip-Mil law h .aid thf
r-Knl.il ion ni'ilil hp mi't nntl thrir lr
Mil. iiinitil h .ill) inotorivt nil the
road M' v,ii th" rlinnsp would kIvp
i tn i onsfablrv anulliPr rlianri to hold
up mounts .
Tin Inn 1, npri'-pnt iliM- said that
mill' i tin lull thi fppv for trnrk- would
Ip Iiiitp.i-p'1 frma 1.KKl,IMi0 m-pivrd
li.t )".ir tn mop than .".'.M0.0(l(l.
Iti'iijaniin li. r.lnon. stall' lPiHtrar
..lid thr llsht prnvfv'on- uti iieKPstPti
hv iIip lllituiiiuit iv nisiiuprs' vnp, tip
nf tlfp I'tiitpd Stnlps. and tin UWhway
Ii nartnipnf wnuhl i.tnbll1i tp'-tins st a -tiiii-
flirnittthiiiit thr state to trst
Mil t. II' slid i 'in r harill- an., of tin
pi Plit hlvls nut "ilh the pli'SPtlt lllrt
ii s.lililis dni'it relit i led r.l.M- bftliK
'"-s ih.iu foil- Inn inehi tiiime Iht
.'ii'tind at .et nt -ti-e fpit tiislant ,
Mr. V.'nllT Mid I lint Iip enillil .pi- no
in-tltii ati'Ui in inerci'lliT the fi'PH nf
iu-t'iijpr ear, ami .intui'd that what iv
iippilnl In kei'liilU tllP mail- in betlrr
iinil'tmii is .liiet enfiiri enn nt nf th"
l,t w mi .peed ami uKiiinst nM'rln.ulini;
trni'l" lie i hiiraetl that the Mishwa'.
D .irtnienl ntpheil ill ft1" limn' tiuinri
i'i.iii nni -pt'iit nu n'.'i'l iiimimIi'Ii.iiipi
'aM irar. lint Iltput Miuhwai Com
,n'.,,oiier (itniKi II I'.lh. v,,, thlv
ftateiiipnt w.i- itu orrei I a- thp d.p.irt
until nn it has hud eunuch mninteiuiirr
ti mi' .mil wav l"liirf I" make up dt"
lien in ips i nioiiiiii inl dtirliv the war
pi'riod
'I he hill with it inn iimemliiii in. vu(
5itid nt the i otifiTPin'i. will In re
tinittd frnin i oitiinitti e l.ili tndav nr
ii'iiioriow
MAIL '0TUSG URGED
Bl 70 COMMITTEE
.. a . . ff frrrr por il I
ll.inlvhiir;, nril Iii Misphup nl
wis ll.t" flip itnnrpipnt nf tin Cnni
mitipp nf .. em . , nf wliii h '1 linmnt
Ka"lnirii White is h.iinn.in, nl ns
o tntpiu"nt m tp (lit- morning In fort
ihe I. "- -III ll- e I,i .ijur
Th hill is before liie Mmi-p toilm for
fun' in tion
'In" !. II nt" ui.- ln.it prrvii.s nh-enl
Is it? 'It is !
.
11.1 Ilii.1l4 t.Mf,, Aii,t(u .t- Athf.f1ttt I
ilui ml villi- li mall Tllry iuiimi
nplv J k writltifr itnt innrr- tliitn thilt. '
ilu)i mi" Ip- than llvr Hnjp mfnrc th
'It'i'titili t(. I hf ifjiintnit'iiii i'tiiiitnlt.ilun-i'i-
nf til iniiiit) It.illnt- w til hi sent
thi'in. wl V'li tlirv will marl, and return!
iln' -i.iii'i'iiirt-- on Imth applii'Hiitin an. I
hitllot' w'lll' hit thrrkfil.
The hill ii hnvkcil It) truiplinx nu-ii -iiKiiiil)..itln
ii- .Mr W liltc iiiiriivi tlic
uill fur tin ('iiiiimittti' nf Si'i(iii, iiml
"iiKCt-li'tl a iiunibiT nf iiiiii'inlini'titM to1
lili'Wiit tini ll
COMMITTEE TO hlLL
EQL4L RIGHTS BILL,
Hv ti - V "J ' r I"' n I
II.iiiIvIhmc. i nrll III lnili'i the i
t hull miuiililp ii,' I't'initur ShJivm tln law
anil nrtlir rnniin'lin nf thi Sen itt hum
III m uiornliitj tn ijl if-iili'i tin (iiiii rijilitM
hill Th" rntniiiitl i'p i" ilni'il iii nKnitiht
iht' i hall man. lt n fur ilw iiirn-xiirt".
ami thr lull ill il i' in the "immittrp
do rin nnn ,.vio rvonrr
P4SSEUB) SEKATE
t, n' ittG t. r p.iio."..
ILiiTlvbiirc, April ltl.--'l'ln !).'niit
pa-PtI tlnnll) i,Iip 111 TJ fin ninti' pnrtici
pnrlnn in thi .Hr'ainm. iixt lirhlitp
lirnlrtt. i-nrryiit,' an .'Mipriiilriallnit of
...'..ViO.DOO
FULL-CREV REPE1L
PASSED B) SEiSATE
llnurlsluii p. April IH The lCyrp
full i raw law rem iiIp'j. whltli pla'ers
ilt'tprininatinn of bat men are needed
tn proper!) men t nlri- in the limnl
nf the Public Sent. i I'tiininls.slnii, wan
pns-ul by the SrnatP hv IS) to IS, antl
pnt to the Ilmivp. vho.p Iradrrs Haiti
similar action would he taken
Tae vute tivilnweil pfTmis tn amonil
ami - eral sporcllei
The otp nil the hill ".ne
Ar- Aron, Kahln .i. Knriie. IJoytl.
Kitekman. Clark. C-ov. Dmx. ripwitt.
Donnhtie IIntp. (iiti Hratnu, Hrrron,
lliim-iirr. MnrDadr. Itu low, McC'nn
ii"ll .MiNiehol S ,1. Miller, .Norton.
P.itton S limit. . Sitmiiiv Hn viler. SJones.
"Ulnrinan. Vnre Wood ward "Jl.
Nop- Knr. KeriilheHel. Cralsr, dil -brrt-on.
Davis. Kin tt-riit. Ilackett.
.Inyip. If-lip. I.onp. .1 II. Miller.
Phlpps. Salti". Service, mith, Weaver.
WhittPii IS
CONGRESSMAN VARE
I ISITS LEGISLATURE
Rl, 1 .- fr Tppo.i.nr
llarrlsbtirB. April K'l Coiiitrpv.sman
Wil'Iam S Varp came up here today
wilh the result r trio President .rmljrV J
Ki'nwti. Setiatni 'are md Thomas XV.'
Cittinineham Thosr who Inlkcl Io the i
eiiiipre-siiian siiid he 'f'Mintl the xeeitery
verv ple.is.tnt ' and xis Inelinet! to
think the tjniemnr wit in cfinrjre of1
the -itiiatloti at llitirltburs. It was
ep'aiiied that tiiivcrimr Spnml. as nn I
old letjislator. w- f n miliar with the
"tricks nf the t-.trle " .imi that he "did I
not inleiul t" let the farf that his term
was neiiriiiK tui entl Inti-rfcm with his
legislative proRrain." I
PROBE RESOLUTION '
IS A GAM DEFEATED
I!) the ssoclat"tl Press
lf.irrls!urs April 111. When the
llnu.e met lavt niclit Kepresentntive
Strauss. Kerks. c.illeil up for con-Id-rration
the rr-nlutinn prnvitllni; for n
cniiiiiiittee of hvc to lllicstlgatc the
iliarges made h; the auditor ceiienil
elect, that htaln moncjti are being paid
They're watching you,
Mr. Sales Manager
Card and filing
system')
Snlesruomi in 19
7 "
Hfim?' ' ''fl'i''J3L',y???at!MTr.''!'a
mT' 1 " iK
Ki IflljiaHPfK
Hjjjv yia& f rttt. B'i'iiiB
IJHR' J-"-jK5-ri- iii. wB&ffiW!& yEftrv
WILLIAM KKAl N. .III.
tnst.illril List liiKht .ih eiimni.i tiller
of Cnrlnthhin f'luisseiir Ctimmiiiiil.
ery. .No. .":t. Knluhts Templar of
Priins)hanl.i
out unlawfull) . hut Speaker Spanglcr
stiNtnitietl the point nf order raised by
Mr. l!!n-s PhilndrlplThi. that the
IToiiKe cnuhl not consider a le-tilution
talllne a department e'erk before a
li'Uislatiw ctniiiiiiltee Mi Walker
1'iillailclphia, thaiat teneil the icsutn.
tion us I'rtnm ntlh propasamla, and oh
jet tPtl tn it- paai;e cliieriy nn the
ground that it cart led no .tppropriatmn
to pa the expenses of ihe proposed in
quiry Mr. Ileffeinan. I'hiladclphi.i. offered
a resolution inllinffnn t'ougress to rec
i)gni7i the Irish icpubllt The ipsolu
thin went oer for printlns
The llou-e pat-ril 'J.TJ nppiopiiatinn
I i I Tm mi tin- si mill leading calendar.
A hill de-igiicil tn lelleve truslres and
nthi'ialx nf lio-pllals ami ntlier itistitu
lintis receiiing utate aid fuim the neces
sity nf iiiakltiB tempuiiir) loan- to meel
expeiiHe- nf such establishments anil tn
permit insinuating of bill-, was pre
vented in the Senate hi Senator Smith.
Dauphin and given pinmpt committee
consideration
K) It- let m- trtistpp- and hnaitls of
mauiigvnient would he authnri-'pil to
draw thr innni'i ftu suppoil at the lie
ginnini: of each (purler instead of at
the clo-e of a quai ler
Authority foi velum1 boards of all
dl-tilPts tn permit uc of school house
for prinuir) and general election" Is
(outniiipd in a bill piesputed h) Semi
tor Sinitli. D.mpliin
ti 1 1 1 it t u 1 li f . iii ill Trt I'nn ia nt fwAii mi
I ii- iini iii (i iiiiiiiii,ai- i i ill ill ill
the in National (iiiiiid affairs with
I'mcrnor Sprotil. a bill was prcM'ittcil
in the Semite appropriating S1U.").(I(I0
tn the Twenti -eishth DivNmti to be for
purchase h) the -late of histories dis
tributed to Anient an Legion post",
libraries. historical societies, high
schools, lolleges, etc
VARE GIVES EULOGY
OF SENATOR MARTIN
tl ft Stttfl rorripomp,(
llaiTtshurg. April 10. Senator are
was the principal speaker at a me
morial ses-mn of the Senate today In
honor nf tin late Senator David Mar
Your general manager and the "board of directors aro
keeping close tab on sales.
It won't be easy to beat 1920. Tint it can be done!
The sales manager who steps out and does it is going to
make a lasting reputation for himself as a go-getter.
As Abe Lincoln phrased it "Plan your work and
then work your plan." Xu can't do that without the facts.
For instance, what were your sales in Shamokin last
year? Did Peters & Co. buy more? or less? Did they
buy all lines ? or only one ? Which of your salesmen called
on them? When? Did you mail one of your catalogs
describing the X-42 line? What advertising did you do?
Did it pay?
All of these questions and more are answered instantly
by the sales manager who keeps an L. B. Sales record.
Just as helpful to a business that confines its sales to
this county or this state as to one that sells "everywhere."
Write for .sales record folder No. 615.
Library Bu r eau
I'DunJeJ 1876
M. . MONTGOMERY, Manager
910 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
leading citic of the United States, Great
tin, RpmhiriAnA of regret were unani
mously adopted.
Senator Vnrv Tlrttially said Mr. .Mar
thru drn tii ns ilue t" the late political
i milestt In. the Third ('ongrcwdnnal din
trht and llic Kifth Senatorial dlsttht
when tlv Vnrc-Martln canilldnles.
Khnsley fur I'ongre-s and Aron for sen
ator, wrref triilmwd liv the Moore can
iliiinteH, IVbinev ami McLean. Sen
nlor Mml-iti diei' Mil) !lt, lll'JO.
DRY BILL LICENSE BOOSTED
Committee AIo Strikes Provision
Llojjor Men Opposed
llmililiuif. April 10 The nilmni
-tuition d'7 cnforceiiiPnl measiiic was
reported uttt of the Senate law nnd
older I'timmrttre tntlav with amendments
pleasing to the liipioi men. The amendment"-
iticieose tbe llceiiKe fee from
S.i(KI to .-MOOO, making' the fee the same
ns nt prefent. nntl strike out thnt
foctinn giving the Mnior and the din
ttlct iil.tiirtipy the I'ighl to enter pirm-i-es
to coiifi(taie liquor and get evi
dent c
Knlh the liquor tenitrrs and the job
icinhiiie tnesi ill Philadelphia were op
posed to ciuimweiing the Ma) or and the
iltctrltt attorne). Tlie politicians argued
that it wnu'd provide the Mayor, for
example, wilh a handy iluh mer the
coinbliM'.
HIT WITH LIGHTED LAMP
Caller Hurt When Woman Uses
Strange Weapon on Him
"The light of his life" tiai-sed out
last night when Walter Sew ell, a Negro,
who gave an address mi Wood utreet
near Kighth, was hit orer the head with
n alghted lamp liv Martha Ktaten.
Negro, of the name address
Sewell called nu the woman and when
she prepared to leaie. Is alleged to hnve
tletnliied her. Picking up a lighted oil
ump she In said to lniu- struck Sewoll
over the head. The man was treated
for burtiH of the i-colp at the Hahne
mann Uorpital. The unman was lipid
in SI 000 hail for the giantl iur) this
morning b) Maglstinte Meelcar) in
1'entral station.
Henry Such In Recital
Henry Such, the violinist, gave n
tecltnl of vinllu inusio in the fo)er of
f Acnilemy of Mu!c lnt evening.
Ilc began his program with the Spoilt
cutiecrtti in A minor. No. S. trunnion!)
Known ns the "(le-ang scene." He
showed a tone of great iower nnd bril
liancy antl interpreted the concerto wth
tht elegante which characterizes all of
Sptlhr's workn for violin The wisdom,
however, of playing a inncerto in one
mmvment nt the beginning of the pin
gum innv bp questioned
Tile nther "big" number was the
prelude ii nil fugue from the (' major
suite of Kach for unaccompanied violin.
This great work r rarel) lieanl in con
crrt. tletiiltc the fact tluit it was the
i lavorltp of .lonchini and of all the Kneli
violin suite;. It Ls an eiiorinously tllf-
l rictilt and complex work, frequeutl) cm
ploying three nntl .tl times even four
I part Imrmony. It wn- well plnied.
' Mr. Such was assisted by Arthur
I Seymour, a young baritone with a voice
nf gund quality 'imi cnni minis ie-ntinnei.
I Lewis Howell Recital
Lewis James Howell, one nf Philu
tlelphla's be-vt known ami must popular
baritones, gaie his annual snug recital
list eieiiing ia Wlthcrspoon Hall before
an auilieiice whidi merflriued on the
Htage mid wJhlch received hig varied
program with manifest appro.al,
Mr. Howell wa.s in excellent voice unti
tlie program whiih he (.elected was one
wlihli tlemumled icr) remiurce of the
local urt. The numbers rnnged from
.. .,.. , ., . .,. ....
rue nnn i.ri nu iroin i crura in
Hallo In Maschcira," thriiugh Hnssiter
Cole's incidental music to Longfellow's
"King Robert of Sleil)" to songs of the
pre-claic and modern periods. All
were well sung, both as to voice and
interpretation
ImHiiU cithiticts
uuud unci Mn-1
Ilrituin mid I ranee
Colombian Treaty
Revives G. 0. P. Split
Crwllmiril from roue One
will require. Talking to Senators whose
votes he wanted, President Harding has
frankl) snid "oil " He han talked It
patriotically.' not as something which
nffcctyt the pocket bonha of Kome Ameri
can conrcKslonalres, but ns something
which affects vitally the interests of
Ihe American people.
Patronage More KfTcttlve
Km mine poweiful limn oil in mak
ing votes for the treaty lias been
patronage There in uo sign that the
Piesldent Ifhs threatened to punish nu
senator who voted ngninst the treaty. (
but one senator after another who orlg
inaily to'd the President that he re
gretted thnt he could not reverse him- .
self nn the treaty, has come hark tn him
after thinking over the federal patron- I
age in nis Mate nnd said that he would t
vole for ratification. I
The result Illustrates the porver of
the presidency, but It nlso showa by
how narrow a margin even with all his
(tower he is able to put through a
trraty to which there is objection In
his own party. Ratification is good
Democratic doctrine. President Wilson
urged IL So Mr, Harding has all the
Democratic senntors with him hut three.
Still he uill hnve only a margin of
three to six in getting Ills treaty ae
tcpted and this, too, in the first month
of Ills term when his power Is greatest.
This narrow margin throws a light
upon the prospects of the asi-oclstlon of
- -Q
uBmm
DELICIOUS AND REPRSSHINO
N(
rO came is finished right 'til
thirst is quenched.
THn COCA-COLA COMPANY
Atlanta, C a.
Spring Calls
Vou to Walk
A softness in the nir, u green
ncss in the Brnss, a sparkle in tho
sunlight they beckon you to swing
out into a walk. Will your feet
stnnd a gay hike up the avenue?
Or do they wobble and ache nt the
end of 11 few blocks? Then turn
your footsteps to the nearest Canti
lever shoe shop.
As smart ns you wish, and as
comfortable as a moccasin,- is the
Cantilever Shoe. It has a heel well
.set for poise, a hole line well do
signed for comfort; room for the
toes, bupport for the arch. And a
shank that flexes with every step
Truly is there youth in your walk
in a Cantilever Shoe, for the foot Is
freed from a stiff, unrelenting sole
The blood circulates freely. The mus
eles grow strong. Cnntilevers eonect
and prevent fallen arches and make
walking one of tlie big toys pf
Springtime. Widths from AAAA to
E.
Uxlottli, i'i lilac!- Aid anil
fan Call, Jt ..(.
Urotcn Hhl $l2.rjU a.iJ H'iilr
Canvat. t'J.Ji
CANTILEVER SHOE SH0F
1300 Walnut Street
Over Cinsrd Offir
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
',"'.'' '" '"laelilntf .tm imiiu
in.ii mill .i.ii.m huMlni; II;.. i, ,oiilv
."ii nn It riKlu .ff win, ,K , V,."v
out 'Ii.uk .i .hi., , ,,71 h.uie' J,,
I t'otii f..r .. flu ...,.- hi, in lent
"J". tcr hard .tun rt ldiii r I
in betwicu the tots, mid tK Lullui.es
wlthcut soreness or Inltatlun a"UM!S' I
'jk ft MF1
iHMHMI
J
.wiiiiiiiii'"".-)
1 'I
yUKnm 'l nS.
A Qjjl ( J I IVtrv
file lilif 'l 1 UilK.
JiL llffli
ShDiIIiiA.1 Xjb lllllFlr
1
1
H
1 V i
I Cn I
J HUM '
nations and the iaipp1ementel Versailles
trcuiy when they conic up for nt'tliin
Tlie Kepublirniis will he divided on
that is"Suc as the) mc upon the Oolmn
hhiu treaty. Mr. Hauling cannot get
his policy mceied witlMiut having
nearlv alj of the Democratic scnatois
with him.
Deniortrntic nensiuipers and Demo
cratic lenders who lire attacking tho
Harding-Hughes policy of organising 11
new association of nations mc milking
nnj lutcirnntlrtital association linptm
slide. TJic) ar! repenting Piesldent
Ilnrtling'H mistake of refusing to com
promise. '
wlflfp
Browning,Iing & Co.
,
YOUNGimen's suits for spring
come in the new four-button
models now popular with
young men in New York.
TyE lapels are short and the
collar low on the neck.
Close-fitting on the shoul
ders but showing long and nearly
straight Lines from armpit to
waist.
1524-1526 CHESTNUTSTREET
THAT'industrial conditions are gradually
but surely being bettered in this most
important section of Philadelphia is
plainly shown in two ways:
First: there is more activity among
our various industrial plants, and
Second: many of those now em
ployed are losing no time in coming
here to start a Savings Fund account.
In starting a Savings Fund account here, with
interest at 3.65 per cent, your money will work
for you. You will also be surprised to learn
how easy it is to acquire this savings habit and
to accumulate a snug bank account.
Open Monday and Friday Evenings, 6 to 0 o'clock
ENSINGTON
K
TRUST co. m
Kensington &AllegheirjrAves
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
There is an elusive blue light hiding
amidst your dark tresses, Rich Brunette,
or perchance an alluring tint of bronze.
And, Dainty Blonde, there are golden
glints unawakencd that will make yours a
true crowning glory, once they are aroused.
And, why don't you, Stately Titian Girl,
emphasize the dancing lights that make
your hair so fascinating?
All of you should let
ED. PINAUD HAIR TONIC
bring out the "High Lights" in your hair.
Ai; -)ij!ir dealer today '
for an 8 OZ. bottle
PARFUMER1E ED. P1NAUD
American Import 0icci
KD. IMNAUD DldK. New York
HAD TOOJANY SUITS
PismrloM DrliAM.. Li .
",w- .-.ibid naa u othei Ih.
., . oioien
v "r,"!" "f J.Mr. oltl. ...
Ilaron. ().. arrcHted It, ' ,. a'1n,'. of
ilnv on Hiisplclim. were lutln, ,!'
aillOO hall cneh by lleenrrler 1 ll '
on ti climgp nf ptitei iur 1....1 ...YV.'nonii
tailor shop of Wllllaiir.rV. ' " " n till
Louis street, early icstcrdnv ' U
11 ncii me men were an psIp.i 11. .
w
cnonzsl
rmiadeiphia of time
. -1
. n I WCi V v).. ttov-J.'f-fMW!!.-- ,