1W javBNiiftJF 5 iti 1 ' J) 'Vl MWSKPVHg.CJ . X " '4. XJ .' '& s St".". af t lf i K I WiJ ' l:iins opposed if'' i Pennsylvania Aice President Asfcs Prompt Settlement for Federal Control Period "TELLS BANKERS .SITUATION Atlantic City. Xtnj li5. Vromit nml Mr pcttlemrnt for tlin lYdrrnl iwllrnl nnfl Eiinnmlj nprlodM in iiwli'il by tlir nation's rhllrrmfN to cMW them to wtfathrr Hip deflation period iiri'r.t! fully, A. if. nullity:. vlrt titt-"t,t of tli I'eniiHjIvanln Italirnail. 1of1rci1 liefp tnthy In .Ml ftiMrr-M I'Ofnir tin Pntifvlvntita ttnnkrr.' Acurelnttrtii, "Ivoml olrhrihg ntVfly tlir tllWr. wo, tliht fircvoiit prompt otHimPiil fof the Kfttrrflt NiittnV tint ltir gunr iinty period." nid Mr. County, "t rel Hint, iimlrr cxiMln; oi'riltlon. MifCRcMlotu looUiny (i n umv nntirmnl rAllrond jio'iry nml n tnt liitTonw of tlip rcijlllhtnry inlninl'tinnx or litirrnui should be hold in aliprniro until lit Trnnsp'oi'tntloii Art Iws hud n fiilr trihl nndpr Mimcthiiij npproai liiti mir inrtl comlition. V.uil (itntriiMtriii to Settle "I think miirli nuld b done li im prAvpnti.l sliriiftlin both tin- railroad and liiiRnclnl -Ituntion. without d'-tri-mfht to otlior htmlui'4, if tin- nPromH emlld obtain nromnt pHlmrnt with tli Government for iIip IVilr-nl control and gunrnnty period. T'ii- in tletnil I ly twi dlrrrl steps. Ktrp Vit. I U lo fund nil rnnitnl neivl lure miiile In the Government on t'i romN during Federal rontrol. fitr tn or flftfrn tear, nt nv 15 ner ion! It l licnl one tion that if thf railroad had tllo po.s fPssion rnd oiPratlon of tlMr nro) ritlr.- liiflnp the war the J wouM have wI vreurltie. In loin or jhort'Und Olill' fentloif.i, to cufty out tlieSc .raitllal ex' pcrilllttire, 'It (A timiosKlUle for the railroads, tintlfcr ctlst'nj market todlllnii. to sell KPcurltton and feW till of I iee capital rxpnidltUrH made by the (tor' rrnniettt. TBI funding Would HinWfr tllo Dirretnf (ttltpfnl ttt tin)' to the Mltj triad the bMtittert due them. Instead of Wlthho'diiiB Uch bnlnutPs out of rur rent railroad worklnjt rnplluli to Hmlv aftnibut rapltal expenditures or po-sible over-malntenanep ehnrRpx mndo on the rdhdi ddrin Federal ronlrol. Ht(n nuiit lr two in to exphllte the malntfitaneo llllll Ollirr KPIIICIIIl'niK mr nil- rnnmi odntrol and feuirnnty ieriddi on n brortd lihslft mifflelent b restore th propertie-i It ltd cpllphint In the -flhie condition a ivlien taken over. Thete Htep1" would dloilpdte much of the exitlns uncer tainty ns to railrrad linnnclii?. Kniplujcs Could Help "Our tnllroad sltiiatldit run olo ho helprd by vle labor leaders lio knotv the loenl tOndttinim nnd ueedi of the railroad conipanle. I.nbor leadets enn help the pIltiAtittn if they rrnll..p thitt thp inoiicji of thl' rnlli'onil boild :iud (tOekho'derii provide turk frtr the cut plefc. tl.tit the men are paid from th dollar paid lit the ptthllc for itdwpngcr nnd freiRht serii'e and that th'"e pub lic dollar. nre the onlj mean of liiettiils the laitro.irl pnyro'l. ' "I.nbor leader and the labor publi cations tdiou'd advice the eiuplojes loy ally to support th rnilrondn. to speak wpll of thp rnllroadfs nnd to render tile brst eile to the iubllf. Tile) should show the men flint continued hnstllib lit thp railroad managements and to railroad inetors and the continued I'llblkrttinn of unsound nnd "PlliJti eco nomic' are bound to breed niiHiindnr (tandllijis. and to army public opinion iiRnlit even thp re'lnble railroad ent " I ET I'S RE-SEAT Your Porch Chairs Cant Sial & hush Scat Makirs MA DA LIE HROS. Bin V Itlh .t. Vnp. H 1 tucks oo ,l frii.nfrr ployci T)i6 public reallm tbdt HelHtth attitude of labor leader leads thtlm to tlalm wnfccd that urfl t66 htjth for the work performed IborJeAdtri mid railtonl men toutd put public opin ion nsht behind them by agreeing to fair wane n ml working condition, linwd on OiiUUn rt'tctiuen of the r'Ajl M(la. HiiilrpAd maftarers UAht Wc'l' paid Aiul sntieiled employes. Are (hfe UAdertt of the men etjuul to tho situa tion or miiht public opinion push them Into udvoeAllnjc whnt 1 fair? J.et uA hope thAt wo Arc entering a new era in this respect. "Rnllroad management., railroad em ployes and railroad Investors sliOuld tAnd titiltPd; tlip.V uholiltllie gtveit irtflro freedom promptly to tnet economic con ditions and trihilnico thilr otVii Affairs, subject to tilible rejftiiAtioit and in a way that will maintain cond nnd liuln tirtuptfd service fat the public, secure credit necessary to the extension and impiovcnicnl or railroad facilities s pre serve fair vnftes t,( the employes And a just return to th investor at nil lltne "I feel that no further tinkering Vfltti the business situation will do Us any Rood, but I nm equally persuaded that the fuhdlrtR of war capital expenditures nnd the removal of differences of opin ion that prevent fair Kcttlcments for the Federal control And guaranty pe riods nre not only juM, hut would re lease so many hundred millions of dol lrr. That would b? One of the most beneficial factors In restorlnp normal business conditions nnd Irt chablinR thfc railroad to meet lliplr obligations. Pe lay or failure will Jeopardise tht credit of many f the rnlIr.ond." ELLIOTT DEPRECATES FREIGHT RATES CUT U'Ajdtlnjrtrn. May 2,'t, The CJovern ment should aid the rhllfoad owners 1 ibat thtal 'trt rMtorb Ibfa pUntS t6 prft-4r obV IsJEcHETArtY tf'LARflR Ihlin VftVT.liit: to Wit liiilWl ditlous in both phyaleal aspOot M earnloit 'powr, t"rauH nullABia aa Juitmnt Of Incomo And 6utt6 Howard Elliott, chAlrmAn of tbe NbrtnOrA l'a' eifld. todAy teld a Scnlte cimmlttc IfltestlgAtlnit tlit trAttsfxirtitldn antia tioa. H laid In rMlfOAd Were tttrtitil back with thOlf eartilftit pAer prAfitl' cally annihilated nnd nowhere nJar the basis 6f lf)l7. "A Rcnernl reduction Irt freight ratA will not help solva.Hie prett compli cated economic Ahtl p.vehdldliical cbrt- ditlons In this coufitr.v," SAld Jlr. Kl IIUlll ability o come "but trill Atlll furlBtr rodde the f the road td atirtiv and - rs th0mWKsK6f thoke Vtl i VvhOn tiiOt' nt nrofiperouA, tliev use In fetich, large tlUnniUles. g in lid iw .,.. - - - .-f . - - - . -. it would Dp tinioftunatfi to g nd rates tdionld be readjusted, but 1 be- p t wou d tip t nroftunate to aire the InlltresMoti At thlfl tlrrt tBAt tht fAli- llv roAds can be itmtkinrdj ds cohtemblAtetl by the TTAniipOrtallbh net, irttl At th i-flmt time rUAkc any (teneril rediicliOris (lit rAtefi Until It A htUmt that pxpatiiea hate WOrt rcdUMd OUOUJh to justify sdf-h fOdilttlAAs. .Mr. Kl olt dOelawd Ihftro wAA rto " InflAtloa'1 of rallfeid price td & Mlrtt where nrty large profit waA rOcOlVefl. yforft,2, ,SH0W YOUR COLORS msithM4 th , O" r ii ii '- - ' """ i liiTin fvr N'iSI shril(l(l buncli of wihd.iom. !. but TtthH clein Vh niRi .or. .aursn rp. -imlrli s Stt-! to 6rdtfr -- prices mod -itrli sn un-frot coloi fcritt. F. VfcAderherciWi Sons 7, Watr Street, Phlla. "At Iht Slfih 6 tM bail" - K' Do we serve you? 8 We Handle Only the Very B E HifRtRiimTiTfflariiiiiiiiiiiiifliiiniffli'iPiciiiaiiH.i You'll lastc the difference! COAL 2240 Lbs. to Every Ton For 35 Years We Serve You Rijht OWEN LETTER'S SONS A Yard That Hat So Equal Trenton Ave and Westmoreland St. Il-lt KninUrnrd ttW ti.T.tuni t:im -ji.-i ! ib At all our Stores Bin m swan ii.ra MiiMaawros hlum rmwl Nothing but Brogues for the joungcr men this bOteon, so wc'v5 in a d c a point of them. nioiqorvOa U y 7 'BotiShop . r U20 Cieslnut St. here On' the Beat iJ Good Enough" $14.00 SEChETAriY bLABOR OhEETED BY HOME. FOLKS '- - Rldertt ef 8hanano VAlley Wei come J, i Davit to Native Town Sharon, PA.Mfty 2.'.. Ml A. P.) --.1aales ,t. OavIa, Hecrelnry A Labor, WHO yoar a0 jth tho kcOhes of his childhood here' ris a poor boy, was we,l c6mcd home today tfllh all the houorfc the city could bestdw tiMin him. When the WitnsyltanlA tr'aiU. due here Al llj.li A.M., putldd Into.tliO Ata Hon, (i citUrnb 'reccollftti conmilltcet headed by Mayor r'rank Ollb6r, pre- SeOfpd him With 111 ItPt- in IhA ritf. Hundreds of eltliefiA from ail over the Shenango Valley were present. Mr. Davis wna . then taken to thp Sharon Country Club, whrrc h6 hfttl luneheoit with a htimbpf of prominent citizens. At S o'clock this afternoon the rOOeptlOn I'olnmlltre Will rcttAsc RUPTURE BOOKLET .AUKJrA fiiJrrtow wo. 4 ntnsMe. isrwmsinn 1 tin anil lia Mthnnt, RKEXVY'S AJDJIIStO ncr-TCBE rA It HMtl! ttar. rMA, (npti At tfntlnAnm. 3 .00 Thunl Ptn(M Alirtitt 31 1'JIT .Mia K -rtw. .jijrj. .fl.tlf. -7-T-SaaM-. J. .... r TKr n. nhrA aU Mfwra fslt. Cat stutn t Hiiiilklliiii III mutt sur r t. K-, tmI .JftPjMiL PttitaH but rntr 4W SSil&i SSk oajdat prMsurt. Al atntnftl bMu iuiA .upportrti. at tuperlwr (to. tft'i ffljwavaP.. Out and Keen for Rtfrrtata ti.11 cuts, wlio Ktlll loaKc homf. 114 Will hMo cdnffr Mhahlll 'llioll fcr wltk ON licialAof til6 Hharoh Ltidge', No. 2ll!li I O. Oj M oH tU6 bUIIdltijj iir.O peiv Moose homo here, plana for which ire under way, , A banquet ,ln his honor iVllt I16 itlVMi nt tho lluhl Armory (Ills' oveitlii Btrttc KcnAtor tVOd HOrVlOc, of Sliaroli, Will be toaAtmftstOr. -ii: II III I II I tb 8pek W Irlili MW." '. tkhriiM .IildKP ThftbdrtfO if. .lOnklliK. I'oilricllilinri .fooOpll l. rtafftley. Assist ant District jVUcrne1 M.I. BpOlscr and Dr. A '! tfOeiian vll h.iiAk tOntglit .it it mcptintff; thO FfirtyeltthUi yari) in nH'hr II16 AhlOrlOdh CdlftmlttOc for ncllcf In irdUud U Library Jiall. TwAtltleti,nhd BhUrtk afMOls. CltfAld A. Dougherty U'tll prOAldO. tU -it" pari May awiiUWM t . .-v . V1'B"I B. Mm Ti., of rrtlW kcy tA(fred thn Is! ':?" the, heart of ,o Wl nnd carried off jilAHim ms'jL iiscfl n e iiunlcn a ill'"'?. "I'fillAI l(M).(M)tl fnlilc odd oil.;. -" V"hM itaratus. Valued at hn.hm 7:i"int! po ltd hx thoao ApldlallccA iUc? cull lo dlAnilsn.of, Ml nli 1 a,"'"?. with Alieclhl iMArkK.'1 pilse, 11 ittd $te&M cTtnePica's 7inast TCtttght-jftotorpH Car 1.. THE IMPORTANCE OF PROTECTION for Philadelphians No need lo remind vou ttist tht police blotters nre licsw with crime records- the headlines of newspapers tefl the storv Thf point ii- lie "can you moid th menace) Iho nniwer lies In I lolmes Clectrlc Protection not tomorrow, but now Our subscribers resp mot- than mre protection nRsinit burglnry. Plri are extinguished, leal: riis covefed and stopped, dangerous Irregularities 'of every nnture lire cAUght in time' and prexenled I or half n century we have dem onstrated to Philadelphians that "Where There Is Holmes. There Is Safety" HOLMES EGLECTRIC PROTECTION TLLEPHONnS WALNUT Olt MAIN 8030 812 C1ICSTMJT ST., PHILADELPHIA NLW "IORK PITTSBUnGH KaCval tVvs? ui& 3 wrs Kr3 mi Own the car that all men speak of with respect LOCOMOBILE The best built car in AMERICA HARE'S MOTORS, Inc. PHILADELPHIA IIRANCII 2314 MARKET STREET Locust 4.10 Wf&fitepw 24 RestaurantsCeiitrally Located Suggestions for This Evening's Meal ROAST BREAST OF VEAL (stuffed) POT ROAST FRESH CODFISH With Cream Sauce CREAMED SHRIMP & MUSHROOMS with choice of Two Side Dishes 30 f Mashed Potatoes French Fried Potatoes Stored Tomatoes Green Peas Macaroni an Gratin Spaghetti Bnti&l Beans SPEND the WEEKEND at the SEASHORE atlantic city Ocean city wildwood and CAPE MAY KXCURSIONH EVKRV SUNDAY Alt MEMORIAL DAY Monday, Mity 30 Round 1 Cft War Tax. lie Trip UV AiUltlAn.t VlA Atlantic ritr Railroad t.eae nhMtnUt and HoUlli 61, Tr- Tied for Atlinllo City 7'00 and 7.30 Fhr Ocean City, Vlldood and pJ fnn fa lata. r'hAAlHIlt n.lrl Rftllll. U St Fe'rrles 050 A M .. ffil i3iurniiiv irum u I'uints n."' I Adilltlanal "rnln from Atlantic City ft :1ft P. M. On snrt after June .-. Atlsntlr rity excursion trains will rim to and from Mississippi Ave. And lloArdwnlk. BXCrR8tON8 KVERV DAY Commenelnr riiinduy, June 10 riSHKRMKN'S S T V. C I A t. CommencInK Sunday, Junh Stfi, 'eles Ctie'tnul and .South, St. rrls fttSO A. M. tor bchl. Injer'a Landlnc (Cape May). II' turlnc Im Schelllmer'a Iltid n B HO T. M I Atlantic City Railroad !,SIHE exalted rank'ofHandlcve Tj Knight at once established by ixa Knight Sleeve Valve ::::::: Motor, internationally famed for its smooth, quiet, supple power and remarkable freedom from mechanical attention. II AS 1 II TC II S 1 1 fl II 39 K1 '"jSiS,.- III jBffllHS 1: I S I MrrmTiiirn ri r milWTtslilTtnwffliiMl 1 ' ri FlftT ! MmmmEmmmMMmmr t E WM SJSLiWBL Thl'8 notable attribute of the motor 3 I is extended to the entire car. II J$Br WiS H Wlwps Drive it you will like it. 5 Hg IfflWJ RMM q Let Us Show You ! r f&$p&P AallAr Mr I i jMm Hv sssHH III 4p ksi 25 Nr'h B""d sircci iii 11 ' Jill lill Soup (small order).. .05 Cole Slaw or Pickled Beets ... .05 Roll and Butter 05 Coffee Chocolate, Tea, Jccd Tea or Milk. . .05 DcSSerts M"nv vr,"" of Ties, tai.!i I'u'jiiinKs, Fruits Krult Pslsd, If) We OITcr a Wide Choice of Cold Salads and Combination Salad Sandwiches Ahout lG""r Advance on Above Prices at Our 1425-27 Chestnut Street Restaurant OPEN tTII, MOO P. M. IlllllltjIU afo CHEVROLET Fdt Economical Transportation3 M itniniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiMiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiui.iilililliiiililiiiiiiiliiiiniitiiillililiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiJ F.O.B.FUNT Mich s i pl Il1tllfl n ,tl .aa kA rilnrlhi f1r imi Vno I i..i. , lm4 no farther nltrntlnn nrary from ta to w There nrf rlo rdSI lilna wood lilies, danserous oil I tanks or other mess nnr ruso. m im On Guarantees Thp average so-called "Guarantee" with garbled statements and meanings is only a good basis for a law suit. The "HOT WAVE" Automatic Gas-Fired Boiler is guaranteed in simple language with but one plain meaning. If the "HOT WAVE" Automatic Gas-Fired Boiler docs not do all that Wc claim-yotlr money is refunded. Could we be more fair? Can we show more confidence in our product and irt you? Talk with us nbout your Heating Problems we can Help you. UYfte or Ilnuktel iIac Ih'in'i'Tirt Sat rf rtiUfrAKrvrt7Hif a II SPltUCK AT NINTtt ST.. Pilll.A ft WM AKKRS, JR. CO., 10TH AND FILBERT ST3. ) Vi Lsfla Fiitart Shop, Robert lldwirtli oBI, Sittilton rlUtifit Ci i fj 4942 N. Brotd 5t., 149 E. 71k St.. 660 ftrAiwle. VI Mt . .. 149 E. 71k St., 560 ftraaJwtr. m "Four-Nlndu" eaiurn: Tranimlstl6ni SetecrJte "-" type, hsnd control, 3 speeds forward, nd revtxto Electric Starter CpeeJ6tDCUT Tire earrltr Side curtain Electric lamp Dernouhtable rimi U cense holder mi Complete tool erjuipmtnt ' BlectHc born ?t , Bttr Ha Fabrlkold Too 3 3 At the new price, Chevrolet Model "Four-Ninety" touring car is the lowest priced, fully equipped, quality automobile on sthe market. It places comfortable, convenient and dependable motor transporta tion within the means of everyone. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY Ikl Mot thtn 4.000 rifUri. Until etern nt terric SUttonM 0 7 . In United Bftefiut Canada v 5 II T vl. slVnjVCA BkBlKRKKmlK OiiBsssssssssssssssssliVliBsssP9EV XkVk Choroid "Fmr-Nlnila" Toarlnl Car. UlS.U.l. Flint. Mich'. 31 i 41 Cbeiler. 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