I'f . V rajt Tn . .0" .V'tt ( 'V' f-WcX .? V? " $-': r "A MP ' ( r f vV & " i 2 A.-'i.-'.V . j r A f ' 1 ., V jj :K' ,':f?XrU w 5c v . ' ficwfc i w ";-T vt. K i it Im , '.: i., rw. . KLAf ffiOjaJf WTO f Jw M ' -V 1 '-i3rl F7. LI . L fc.t - 'U mil I SHAB Mf :s- BVEINTNO PUBLIC !LM)GBIPHlEAIEEPHrA MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1921 HIDING URGES ARMY TRAINfN Reappointed cava Everv Young Man Able tq ("Do So Should Enter . Summer Camps 100)000 A YEAR HIS GOAL W4 .Mifnsfon, June 13. Preillent Unnllng, In a statement mnde pfibllc Rundj iy, urges every young mnn whri cart possij )ly arrange to do so to attend one of tile citizens' military training damws to h i conducted by the War Depart tnenl this summer. Tho statjemtfnt read : "' hope every young man wlio enn arra ige It uijl attend one of tle clli tens ' military training enmps to me conducted this oummer by tho War le parfment In each of tho nlnd arany corjs areas. , 1 1n this way ho will Increue his worth to tho Nation and obtain Indi vidual benefits of priceless vttluel to hlmsol' and to the community in w'fcich he lives. ' "I, hopo to nee established in I my .Administration a comproheiiHito syiitcm of Voluntary military training fo f at Jent 100,000 men each year. Fvery fo-Ang man who Is willing to pniparc hlnidelf for tho defense of his co'Antry rynould be given an opportunity to Jo so. "Our present nationnl defensii law 'established an economical and demo cratic military policy thoroughli con Mstrjt with our national traditions. Jt provides for a f-niall regular n'Jmy to be augmented by great citizen foccs in the event of national emergeic'. This Is our traditional milltar y policy. !ut whereas in the past tfiie'e larger yxtrtm vj.ir forces have been uporlzea nfter the occurrence of nij emergency, provi les that the the new law wisely t lllll'ttUl l Ul LllVll Bo of orgn lzation shall Co estnblliheU ami uevc Hied in time neacc, in so far as v uls is practi cable throueh the volunf nrv service of our patriotic young men,' The Army of the United States, as , defined In the new lnw. comprises thtf regular army, tho National Guard nni I the organized reserves. Every patriod c citizen should wcourago thi develorf ment of these forces, each within its J coper sphere." HUGHES FOND 01-NOVELS, -COLLEGE DISF'LAY SHOWS Librarian at Brown I Denies Secretary of Stato la, Pedantic Providence, Juno 1 13. (By A. P.) To disprove statenl its ho has heard to the effect that CU tries Evans Hughes, Secretary of State, did not read novels, and that he was 'so absorbed In sci ence that he misso i all the poetry and romance of collf go life," Librarian Barry h. Koopmi n, of the John Hay Library, Brown University, has pre pared a unique t -xhlbit for those ivho attend commenci ment at Brown this week. In three glass -Inclosed cases In the library will bo ej :hlb!ted the very books that Secretary I Hughes read while in college, togethes with facetious articles contributed by I dm to college publica tions and oth?r i eminders of his student life. The record (J lows that Sir. Hughes took 105 books from the university li brary for volutV tnry reading and a sig nificant fact J j that there is not a fdratlfic treati iei among them. Among the novelists represented arc Dickens, Scot , fThaekeray, Balzac and Bulwer. Thf jpoetlcal works Include most of the r las.vic. An article which Mr. Hughet contributed to the Bru ftonlan of IS TO on "Mental Discipline," Is also shotv? a. BLAZE HOLDS UP BUM STATE Strikers Nbt Blamed, Although Vessel and Western Comet Had Beon Crippled 135 PASSENGERS ABOARD Central Nws l'lioto Colonel K. Rlckanls, of tho Pcun sylvanln National Guard, has been tnado chief of tho Mllltla Bureau, War Department, by Secretary Weeks. Colonel Richards was ap pointed by the Wilson Administra tion, but his confirmation was held up In tho Senate SEVERAL KILLED IN OIL FIRE Lightning Ignites Salt Lako City Plant Twenty-five Injured Salt Lake City, .Tune 13. Two known dead, tho probability of at least sir others dead in tho debris, more than twenty-five injured, many others un accounted for and n property loss of nearly $1,000,000 was the toll of the fire which started Saturday night at 0 o'clock in the plant of the Utah Oil Re fining Co., when n bolt of lightning struck a tank containing 1,500.000 gal lons of gasoline distillate. The total loss of lite will not be known until the rolls of city firemen and company em ployes are checked. Raltimoro, .1uno 18. Crippled by ft firo caused by n flarchack In her for ward cnglno room, tho new passenger steamship BucHeyo State, of tho Matson 1 Navigation Coi, which sailed at dawn yesterday on her maiden trip to California pouts, is lying four miles off Annapolis in Chesnpeoko Bay And will return, officials say, to Baltimore today for repiilrs. The engine 'room was flooded. Naval Academy firo tugs and the fircboat Dclugo from 3altimoro rendered assist ance. Officers oil the ship do not blamo strikers forrthe origin of tho fire and deny rumorff circulated to that effect. Extent or the damage to tho veswl will not b known until lnte today. There are J135 passengers on the Buck eye State. Officials deny reports of a pecond fireiln the afternoon on the shin. The Buckjyo State waa to havo sailed on May j, hut had been held up over slnco by t be rrmrlno strike. Tho firo came a3 the climax to an exciting c ay In shipping circles. Ti big oceaia steamships tho Buckeye State anil the Western Comet were found to have been badly disabled, and the damace is laid by sh ti ping uiefi to strikers. The engine trouble o(i the JJuckeye state prevented the steamshln from sailing baturuay. When an attempt uas made to start yesterday It was found that the feed pipes of he Buckeye State were choked with waf te and other substances. Fur ther Investigation disclosed that the RIOT 0V ER HUMAN SACRIFICE Tax CoD ectors In India Fire on ZeaUf ta Who Burn Woman Stella, India, June 13. (By A. P.) A GoU eminent report on the recent serious I riot in the village of Sirohl states if was caused by the offering of human f sacrifice. During the disorder seven n ersons were killed and ten wound m j. The , village, which Is the homo of many J nembers of the ancient sect of Chara s, became greatly excited over the ref usal of the Charays to pav tas. 8epo were sent to mforce collection. the ra aort r.ays, nnd found the Charays had J followed traditional methods of bring ng tlw vengeanco of heaven upon the 4 tate by burning an old woman allvo. She had been placed upon a pyrcB, which was lighted by ber nearest relntf ves. VBJ hen the troops attempted to rescue the victim, the i'lagers opposed them wlU( knives and Kworde, wounding sev eral' soldiers. The Sepoys thereupon flre into the crowd, which scattered. Tbq woman died. itles Service Corp. Securities . G. Budd Pfd. fnited Drug. Co. 8s, 1911 laston Cons. Electric 5s, 1919 n i Land Title Bldg., Phila, Pa. licmbtra Philadelphia S'ock Exchange MUlwWlM M A -M Tan Has No Terror for fh wom&n who la wlie enouih to protect herlf at the ihore, In tn mountains or while motoring with our Skin Toed. . . Jhtful toilet prepratton which claani!. often and nrfur 'hM without harmlnf. Handy tuba, 85o. Jar, II fc LLEWELLYN'S PhlladflphlaS standard Inu Wik Chestnut StxeeA "Lunch IL- O Q9i won mn c (y&k ,- v v. M HEINZ OVEN BAKED BEANS with Tomato Sauce Johnny is next? thing to a hur ricane when he comes burst ing into the house for a meal of Heinz Bal:ed Beans. Oh, Boy I he likesi them! And ifs because his mother gives him nourishing food that Johnny is so husky md healthy. Heinz Bakf3d Beans are as healthful and nutritious as they are good tp eat The Heina method of (aven baking by dry heat presf3rves their natural goodness and Heinz famous Tomato Sfeuce lends a tang and flavor thit give them supreme perfection Make I.einz Baked Beans the staple dish .in your home cook ing. M lways keep a good sup ply ont hand. QneafltJie T unions, joints and oil cups throughout the exUnslvo oil-burning system had been tampered with. The electric sys tem was also disabled, according to men employed on tho vessel. On May 8 tho Jnnancso steamship Tokuyo Maru burned off Cape Mears, Oregon, with tho loss of several lives. Explosion occurred on tho vessel. In April tho M. A. Knapp, owned by Porter-Gllderslecve, Inc., towing con tractors, was sunk under mysterious clrcumstancss nt tho foot of Market street In the Dclawnro River. Pope to Name Three New Cardinals Home, June 13. (By A. P.) Cre ation of thrco new cardinals was ex pected when the sacred college con vened here today nt a secret consis tory. It was understood that Monidg nor Taecl PorcolH, the papal major domo; Monslgnor Itatti, the nuncio to Poland, and Monslgnor Laurent!, sec retary of the congregation of the propa ganda, wuld bocnnmod to receive the red hot. SHAPING TIN WAGE SCALE Conference Reports "Progress," but Hasn't Reached Agreement Yet Atlantic City, Juno 18. Representa tives of tho sheet and tin division of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers and of the Western Sheet nnd Tin-Plate Manu facturers.' Association, who havo been In conference hern several daVs reeard- lng wages and working condltlona for next year, reported "progress" last night, but said an agreement had not been reached. Another effort will be made today to settlo the question. Both sides reported that there was no nerlous impediment In the way of au agreement nnd expressed the be lief that a now scale would bo signed within n day or two. The workers aro contending for the samo rates as prevailed last year, while the manufacturers seek a slight change In working conditions which would have a tendency to lower wages homewhat. PHILA. GUARDSMEN NAMED ADVERT! HEarKNT ADVERTISEMENT I Anythinjr that you wish cleaned or dyed, whether it bo men's or women's clothing or household furnishings, if sent to Barg's, 1113 Chestnut street, will bo done most efficiently and in every way satisfactorily. WAS delightfully surprised, on drowning in at tho Electrical Shop of Walker & Koplcr, 531 Chest nut street, to see the exquisite se lection of floor and tablo lamps on display there. Such charming shades too, made out of lovely silk or artistic, hand - painted parchment ones! As for their beautiful Japa nese Vase Lamps, I don't see how they can nfford to sell them at such amazingly low prices. Tho various colored shades that go with them aro of tho low flat type, mado of Georg ette, silk lined and with extra heavy fringe. And hnvc you seen those little Bridal Lamps which I men tioned last week, for $0? It is n wonderful opportunity to buy a gift which will bo deeply appreciated and which, at tho same tlmo Is Inexpensive. rpHE vacntion season has arrived and tho well-dressed man when traveling always sees to it that his luggage is as good looking as his clothes. Just as he goes to tho store of MacDonald & Campbell, 1334-1336 Chestnut street, to buy his wearing apparel, whether it bo for dress, street or sports wear, because he knows that it is of n high standard of quality, so when in need of a grip or suitcase he will know that the bags sold by that company are not only correct in style, but serviceable and practical. Those which I saw in their store I found to be splendidly made of the finest leathers and of smart appear ance. Also, they arc very reasonable in price. rF COURSE, you will want to havo your summer clothes cleaned and freshened up before going away on your vacation; and I know of no placo that I can recommend moro highly than Barg's, 1113 Chestnut street. They havo been found to be remarkably successful in all sorts of cleaning and dyeing. If, however, there is something which you neglect having cleaned until too late, or if you expect to be away for any length of time, you may send any articles you wish cleaned to Barg's by Parcel Post and they will receive prompt attention. It is not ,yorth while to spoil one's appearance by letting that spot remain on your white flannels or organdie dress, as the case may be, when it is so simple to have Barg's removo it. WHETHER you go away or re main at home, there are count less convenient and useful con trivances for salo at tho store of J. Franklin Miller, 1612 Chestnut street, which will help to make this summer the most enjoyable you have spent. I can think of nothing in the way of housefurnishings from re frigerators, washing machines and firelcss cookstoves to ice-cream freezers or the smallest kitchen utensil which you cannot find theie. Perhaps you are contemplating an automobile trip; then you will bo perfectly delighted with their Motor Luncheon Sets. These sets, which come In two size cases, at $65 and $45 are cleverly gotten up to Include all tho utensils which you could need for a lunch on the road: knives, forks, spoons, plates, cups, thermos bottles, salt and pepper shakers, tin boxes, etc. OEVERAL girls at a card party the other day were comparing their O Encasement Rintrs. As I watched them. I thoutrht to mvsplf thnf there is no gift which is Engagement Ring. submitted to such careful inspection as the A girl, therefore, takes especial pleasure, and rightly so. in possessing a ring wnicn is set with tne most beautiful diamond obtainable. The Polished Girdle Diamond has been pronounced by experts to be supreme. You have only to place it beside a diamond of the samo value which has been cut in the usual manner to note its superior brilliancy, TViIb mnrvplnnslv hpmiMfnl stono ir. ovrlimlvo with tVin Vinncn r,f Tr.lln.. Banks & Biddlo Co., whoso artists are continually designing new and ujjjirupriuiu Ben-iuga jur una most precious oi un kuih. THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS y T ' MOSQUITOES TWTOSQUITOES, besides being very nnnoyfng, J.VX carry disease. Keep your home free of mos quitoes with Bee Brand Insect Powder. Fan a small quantity in the air after closing all doors and windows. The mosquitoes will soon be dead. Bee Brand Insect Powder also kills flie, fleas, nt. bedbugs, roachei, vraterbugi, lice, moths, cooties, and many other household and garden insecto. Harmless to everything but Insects. It does not spot cr SUln. Packed in the red sifting top canister, ready for instant use. 100 pure no adulteration. Buy today keep a ptckago iandy for use when needed. ISc and 40c Sold Everywhere McCORMICK & CO. - BALTIMORE Philadelphia Sales Office, 33 S. Wate St Four Phlladolphlans Included In List of Appointments IIarrihurg, Juno 13. Appolntemnts in tne rennsvivania national uu just announced include: joirat lieutenant donn ,i. uoruiuKn, Jr.. Infantry. suDernumerarr list. 0010 Founded in 1865 ISP These are the only pianos in the world with three Sounding Boards. The tone is far superior to that of ordinary upright pianos. It resembles more nearly that of grand pianos Rental payment settle ment at reasonable rates may be arranged. Call, phone or write for particulars. C. J. Heppe & Son Downtown 1117-1119 Qeihret SL Uptown 6th nJ Thompson Sti. Cedar avenue, Philadelphia, as first lieutenant, engineers, with rank from January 10, 1021, for assignment to Company F, 103d Engineers. Elmer E. Nuskcy, 2340 Sepvlva street. Phlladelnhla. as first lieutenant. :...' .... j . . ----, MHnrtiuery. tor assignment to ncrvice rtierv, lUBtii i1 teiu Ariuiery. William U. cooper. 10 North yiiSijR' H -iit . vM Cnmne ntrf. PMl..i.n. lieutenant (provisional), fiefolL iur uBBiKiiiiii'LiL rn 'rn.i.j riwr Combat Train, 108th Fie d An UUoM m George B. McCracken. aio'ff'l Twenty-third street, pmi.3?.2. .Boatkl second Heutcnnnt (nrnvf.ui.r.111! M nlry, for assignment to iw,t.' CT Troop, First Cavalry. llMWirt KIDNEY TROUBLES Why Suffer Longer? Drink Mountain Valley Water Famous Curative Water from near Hot Spring,, Ark RADIO-ACTIVE ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS Mountain Valley Water Co., 718 Chestnut St. i rhonf. Walnut 3407 Sorvrrt it ldlnjr Club. Iloteli. CafM unit P. n. It - Rnlil hv flrvclnffl exoeero, d-H'MM nr o ill ,... MiiHiraiaMiM Taste the difference? OSCO Coffee 25 lb At all our Stores STORES CO. Jtoiuuvjul Mil nun M I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliin " -SSSSal HKZtfflHaV nnHBBH. 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