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?B0ILD1NG INDUSTRY
SUFFERS BIG LOSS
Half Billion a Year in Wagoa
$ - Declared Lost Through
s Unemployment
MUCH WASTE REVEALED
New York. July 22. Hnlf n billion
dolUrn n year In wn-je Is being lnt In
the bulldlnu Industry tlirmi-jli unem
ployment. It i nsatrted In n report
made public today by tlit Committee
on Ellminitlon of Waaie In Industry
of the American Kngineerln Council.
Lack of work Is declared to be the out
standing fart in this industry, whoje
critical condition followlnc the war Is
Hrihntfil nrlioarllr to hleli coals nfltlnn alinrth- nfter 8 o'clock till) morn-
contructlon.
Watte, it 1 said, is musing huge
louses in the industrv which emplo)"
Ome 3.000,000 mechanics and laborers'
lr. a single year. The chief sources of 4
waete are, according to the report,
irregular employment. Inefficient man-
nmini ami .(ofnl lnhor rctcuU-
tlona. Customs or conditions prevail- i
ing throughout the industry, and poorly
designed equipment nre given as sec-
ondary causes.
"tk .i! ,.,.,, k .,lnrnt.il to the
mrtSf I" ltmllTuroSu
the year of Its construction demands
una reauiremeuts. continues in.- jr-
port. "Idleness, however. Is not uue
cntlrelj to feasonal demands strikes
and lockouts nxe appreciable criin''h
Haphazard Management
"Haphazard management in plan
ning nnd controlling work nnd lack of
standards, which often double the labor
tost, characterize most construction
JJUSS""''-... MT.I ""-.n,-'
oHiiurrs. .i,B..w....l... - :- ",":,
and man power, nre adopting r--tlious
that approach modern met or mnuaKe
ment. "(Irenter co-operation between the
workmen and the employers is an abso
lute essential. This co-operation must
bt attained before we can approach the
elimination of labor difficulties. Such
ro-operation. however, is impossible
without the removal of causes of ft- c
tion and the working out of plan- to i ..-
end
Itenresentntlve a erase conditions In
the bui'dlng trades of Philadelphia and
vicinity reveal lost or wasted time a-
high as 44 per cent among iron work-
crs. .TT per cent nmong cement finishers.
80 per cent nmong stenwn tltteis. pins.
terers' helpers nnd stone cuttei. 40
per cent among roofers and 20 per cent
nmong painters ami pnpenwiopei-.
This percentage is hnsed on the rela
tion of the average days worked per
jear to the number of effective days
possible
The days at work arpinge IMi per
year for the various trades in Phila
delphia. The average of estimates re
ported by contractors Is 210 working
days a year. More than half of the
lost time, it Is estimated, i clue to
bad wenther nnd the balance chietlj
in waiting for or looking for work.
Co-operation Necessarj
The report continues :
"If the greatest cause, the demand
for an increase in wages, could be elim- .
Innted. strikes as n fnctor of waste
would shrink into insignificance. The
remedy that suggests itself In co-opera
tion
"The most encouraging sign i found
in whnt is known as the 'Philadelphia
Plan' put forth by the labor element of
that city." I
This plan contemplates the oignni
i zation into a single body throiigli asso
ciations, groups or committee?-, of each
employing branch of the building in
dustry in number at least etiinl to the
nineteen repiesented in the Council of
the Associated Hulldln? Trades A head-ing-up
committee, composed of nn equal
number of representatives from the
groups of emplojer unit employed would
constitute the tribunal or council of the
building industry in Philadelphia
The inquirj into the building industry
was made as a part of a national iisny
of waste conducted bt the committee
This assay was started b Herbert
Hoover
1 Funeral Is Delayed
to Identify Slayer
OntlMird from rr On '
There were no tears, only numb, re
pressed grief
A little earlier in the morning
Lucairrthch had been standing on the
doorstep next lo his own A mail
carrier came up and bunded him a
letter addressed to .John I)ubi.
It was intended for the man who is
alleged to linve murdered his wife, but
Lucatrctbeh onl made an indicative
motion of his hand and snul, "Not
here now."
It was with this same ninnner that
he father mode it l.nown he would
have to put his children in a home
Baby Victoria was in bis arms nt the
time on the way downstairs to nt
good-by to mamma. He had Usscd h r
and given her a little celluloid comb
to take to the funeral so she would ii"t
cry.
There are two other ihildren In the
family Julia, eight, and Josephine.
nine nnd then Katie n little orphnn
girl Mrs I.urairctliph was enring for
Josephine was dry-eyed, but she
mourned and would not be (omforted
The excitement of the funeral that in
terested the other children did not in
terest her. In a hammock in the court
yard she lay disconsolate and uncom
municative The father said she had
not slept for two nights.
All Children nt Funernl
All of the children attended tlie
funeral Hefore the profession left the
entire little family had a picture tnken
. beside the casket of their mother
The funeral Itself was tempnrnrilv
delayed by the arrival of n policeman
asking that Lucalrctbeh appear Immrdi
ntely at the Third and Del.uncev streets
station to identify the man arrested as
the slayer of his wife. The husband
was standing beside the bod of li
wife when the summons came He nnd
his child .Tulll, who was with her
tnother when the slaving necur'cd m i
taken to the station in the patrol wagon
The pr!nne,r Is thirty years ml He
was arrested last night at Sicond nnd
Arch streets. According to Lieutenant
Roester he confessed the murder
James J Hlcket of the Catholic
RKyJMHI
Children'.! Iturrnti. 17011 Vine Mreet.
Ktld today that ngcnl.i of the society
are looking into the l.iicalrttlitli' caw
with n vlow to glvlns temitorary relict
and that the xubject of ptneing tn
children In n honin In being taken up
fit flin kllvteutlnM lit ilia fntilpr.
A MitjRfKlion that u fund be utartodl
for tin- rfiililrrii or .Mr, l.iiniirciniii.
arvonipatilt-il u rheck for " wiih
iwclvril li. the KVKNINti I't Ui.io
I,i:ioi.li jt'strriln..
Tlie note Inrlosiiig the check follows:
To Ihe Kdllor of the Kvcniitp Public
Ledger:
".Sir The Inclosed clieol. for $" is
offered to Unrt n fund for the mother
lens fnmlly of Mr. Margaret l.uoa.lr
cthrh. whose murder nam don't with on
jour front page of yesterday
rleAM! credit the fuitwriptinn sun-
plj to
tl. Y. V
Irish Peace Terms
Withheld From Public
Contlnurd from Paae One
ment overwhelming authority to con
clude the arrnngements."
i Mr iln Vnlprn nrrlved at KllitOU Stn-
ing to take nn 8 :!U) train for Dublin
'jy, nvw-npaper men who pressed hlui for
nn Interview he said:
"Although the Immediate future Is
uncei tain we have perfect confidence
it, the ultimate "deems of our cause
A few minutes Inter he stood up in
),u rnrrlnee tn nildresu the Iflree crowd
of Irish enthusiasts v ho swarmed about i
the station. First In Irish, then in
English, he thanked them for "oinlng
cut so early In the morning to bid him
good - bj. and said eerywhere he went
L found the same .m ft ; the
Sinn Vein, which onl a Just .nuse
... ....,.,,,.,..; ollr rnusp wpi
win In thi end It nm.v take some time
to accomplish, but success cerfnlnlywill
come Of thnt I nm confident," h
said
Cheering and singing, the crowd sur
rounded the train. .luhf ns It ns
steaming out. an old Irish woman made
lirr way to the front and shouted "(5od
bless jou. sir; Ireland needs vou
which De Vnlcr, acknowledged bv .mil-
ing and wnving h s hnnd.
'
ULSTER CABINET GETS
IRISH PEACE TERMS
Helfast. .lulv 22. (By A. IV l A
copy of the Irish ponce terms linndcd
b Premier I.lnjd (ieorge jeMcrday to
r'nmon de Vnlorit wns placed before
nnd considered b the I'lster Cabinet
t01x N- ,,inoll the term was
, ,iu,kt0, i,v IM(, Uritisli Prime Minister,
lr s suited nnd none lias been given.
y,t lml n,, considered n lplcal
yu.f v,.n. f t. irih situation is
enou todn b I
lip Helfast News Let-
t( r
W e mutinied." it snts. "that
until the (internment present n deti- "I am not inlormrd ns to what nv
llle. Him' ns i-Vn. tl.nt ndmifs of no tion. If ant, is contemplated or nun be
hfociii?. tn tlie Sinn Fein leaders they taken by the Church. That Is a matter
will coiitiiine to persist In dimnnding
tlie impossible, even with fluents, as
nlrerdt etc being indulged in. over the
possibility of the negotiations being
broken off Thcv mnnot be Illumed for
i this unyielding attitude, foi the fnulf
for this lies in the Government's own
ipiletermined. feeble n"lion.'
The Northern Whig says thnt If Mr.
d( Vnlern elects to proceed with th.'
struggle tne loyalists will be the less
disnppointe.l. "because they have never
surrendered to the glamour of illusions
born of persistent misreading of the
fort The rejection 'if n firm Oder,
while opening up n great vistn of strife
revolting to everv human instinct,
would at least dnm the flood of senti
mentality nnd platitude with which we
have been drenched."
I This newsjaper expresses the opinion
that if Mr. de Vnlern returns to Lon
don to inform Mr I.lotd George that
he has brought n basis for negotttions,
cr fs anxious to resume the search for
one. nn anxious time for the northern
loyalists will ensue.
Dublin. July 22. (By A. P. i Be
lief that the conversations between
Komon de Vnlern nnd Premier I.loyd
George will be resumed is exprcused by
the Freeman's Journal in Its comment
rn the peace negotiations today. The
interview between the two men In Lon
don jesterday was evidently not their
last, the newspaper says.
"One thing, at any rate, seems cer
tain." it continues. "There can be no
return to the monstrous, unholy condi
tions to which Ireland had been sub
jected before the truce by the English
Government."
' The Iilt.li Times considers that tin
public will derive ntisfcctiou from the
fnct thnt ihe proposals submitted ema
nated from the coalition Cabinet, which
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Mr. de Vaiera did not fl justlllcd in
Immediately' turning down.
'This Indicate, adds the newspa
per. " a great advance, wlilch, wc trust,
will not he eouufrcd by the gathering
forces of reaction during these unfor
tunate, if iiecenry, neriods of delay."
K. of C. May Join
Sectarian Fight
Conllimrd from t'nse tine
better for having come under their In
lliience. "In a way they have relieved the
community of an element that was more
or less of n menace.
"Shall this work now be wiped nut :
the activities of those In control bo
diminished, nml the future of thousands
of lives tm-naccd because the helping
liund Is to be withdrawn?
"I think something should be done tn
prevent stub n thing. Organizations
such ns this should be encouraged to
continue their work, nml this can only
be accomplished by permitting them to
enjoy the benefits of these State ap
propriations. "Whether this should be brought
nbout by adjusting the constitutional
provisions to suit these cases is the
Question. The important thing is to
remove these obstacles.
"What I dislike, because it should
be foreign to the principles under which
ns n iieonle lle. Is the element of
blgotr) thnt teems to surround the
whole issue.
"I regret to express the thought, but
1 nm nevertheless of the opinion thnt ,
those who are behind this movement arc
not actuated by humanitarian motives
"You will understand. continued
Mr Flaherty, "thnt in this criticism I
am in no manner whatever reflecting
upon the net Ion of the higher court.
Its iudces were nctuntod bv correct
motives In their decision They could
not do anything else,
"The question now is. Should the
constitution be changed?" he con
tinued. "I nm ns much in favor of
i eliminating n law that shackles humnn-
Itnrlnn efforts, no matter In what dlrec
I tion they may function, ns 1 nm against
I the lteds or Communists or the efforts
of certain so-called reformers to Impose
upon our people the obnoxious blue Inw
Sunday.
Itnps Hluc Law Advocates
"Some time ago I was approached in
New York for my opinion upon this
latter question. Mv reply wus thnt I
was opposed with nil my strength to the
Hed. White nnd Hlue.'
"It wns nn unusual statement, np
pnientl, until I .specified thnt 1 line
reference to thp 'Hed' of the com
munistic tribe, the 'White' ns exempli
fied in the battle thnt Is being waged
by Ihp fort ps of clvilizutlon against the
white plague, or tuberculosis, nnd the
Hlue' that Is represented In the pro
posed Hlue Sundn l.nw."
"What action, so far as you know.
i is contemplated bv the Cnthnllc Church
1 with reference to this constitutionnj
nuestlonV" I inaiilred.
Mlelj In the hands of the Church ,
authorities.
"All such issues receive careful at
tention, nnd I think l nm perfectly
snfe in saying thnt its spiritual lenders
will take no steps
inreful consideration
without the most
"When the Catholic Church decides
upon Its course of action it is info to
prvrtume." I snld "thnt the Knights of
Columbus ns n bod will govern itself
nccnrdinglv "
"I think that is a safe assumption.
If the Church adopts n certain policy
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The Knights of Columbus. Mr.
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The most Interesting conclusion to
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End of Battleship
Building Is Seen
Continued from I-nen One
son. And the great roar; was heard of
the bomb that celebrated the victory of
tho air force against the craft which
has been for centuries, before Admiral
MahAn discovered "sea power In his
torjs," the chief defense bf empires.
No Certain Defense
The bomb that disnatched tho Ott-
frleslnnd to the depths marks n new
i ....;.... v ..- ...it, ....
turn In warfare. No one will yet say
what tho next stage will be, Hellevers
in the big ships nre full of excuses and
explanations that the Ostfrlcsland was
not moving and was thus nn easy target,
that guns, even Springfield rifles In tho
hands of n crew on board
would have
driven the aircraft away.
Hut making nil allowances for the
fact that yesterday's feat was not ac
complished In actunl warfare, this much
remains: War vessels, even the greatest
nnd most henvlly armored of them, have
now n new foe to meet, more effective
than nnv they have met before, nguin-t
whom there Is no known defense which
is felt to be sure.
No guns that can be carried nt sea or
even mounted on land could sink such
n battleship ns the Ostfrlcsland, short of
tunny hours' tiring, and no gun thnt ex
ists, fired from the distance at which
It is necessary to fire in order to be
safe, can score the hits which the air
men of the nrmv and nnvy scored in
their attack on the Ostfrlcslnnd. Their
2000 -pound bombs were the biggest ever
dropped from the sky. Yet with this
purely experimental missile two shots
were landed where they would do the
most damage. They tore grent holes be
low her underwater armor, nnd n third
bomb, perhaps one of the big ton-weight
vnscs of TNT. nnd perhaps n smniler
one. struck her squarely on tho bow,
badly shattering it.
The be-t gunnery in the world can
, not score like that nnd the biggest shells
in the world will not do the damage
the big bombs from the nlr actually did
fo the Ostfrlpsland. Moreover, the pos
sibilities of nttnek from the nir are by
no menus exhausted. General Mitchell
Is experimenting with two-ton bombs
If it is objected that tho Ostfrlcslnnd
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was not in perfect condition, nnd. that
she wan .not so heavily nrotectrd as nre'
tur latest nnd greatest battleships," therei
remains the fact that many more than
six bombs can be rained from the, sky
upon a bnttleship nnd thnt the uciif tu
tu re. will nee bombs twice the size of
those whteh were fatal to the Ostfrles
land available for nir attack upon hos
tile fleets.
The actual work of the nlrmen is
.!.. .,,. i.nn....i i.... u ,scnrry me wine "" i; uir nuuiuunui
:h?te '; js ssJ. a!
nttnek which lasted one nfternoon nnd
all the following morning. The wur oi
sinking the Ostfrleslnnd was protruded
by the navy's desire to experiment with
small projectiles nnd to study their ef
fect. All Wednesday nfternoon was de
voted to the test of bombs too small
to sink a battleship.
Ileal Test Hegtin
The real test began yesterdny morn
ing with the dropping of the 1000
pound bombs. Only five of these were
dropped, about twenty minutes' work.
Then the nnvnl observers signaled fo
stop firing and went aboard the German
ship to study tho damage done. Their
observation consumed n couple of
hours. So the next attack with tho one
ton bombs upon which General Mitchell
counted to sink the Ostfrlcsland did not
begin until noon, and then only six more
bombs were dropped In about twentj
minutes" work. Leaving out nil experi
menting nnd nil observation and giving
tJenernl Mitchell n chance tn ifr. Mm
best at sinking a bnttleship would in- '
sure destruction within an hour.
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which costs $40,000,000, con be sent
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a few light croft, costing less than
52.-.000 nplecc.
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It faced in the Middle Ages when powder I
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no better defended tlinn the unnrmored
reasnnt nt his side. The armored war
ship is to all practical purposes no bet
ter tieicmicu tnan the unnrmored mer-
limit ship. An air bomb can sink them
both ; it Is only n question whether It
is the first bomb or the fifth or sixth.
Dilemma for World's Navies
What shall be done for the armored
giant? Nnvnl men who looked forward
to the tefct Just concluded nsk them
selves this question nnd find no answer
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Pile on moro armor? A battleship
could' 'hardly raovo 'with the load of
armor that It would tako to protctt her
against two-ton bombs. She has al
ways been weak bcldw the wnlc'r .line,
where submarine torpedoes' nnd mine
exploding have always been able to send
her to the bottom. But there hnvo been
defenses moro or less effective against
torpedoes and mines
The nlrshlp hns made It possible to
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from the ship's vitals. And armoring
n tli I ii clenr down to her keel would
make her so henvy thnt she could not
move. And even it ,nucn armoring
were practical, huge navies costing bil
lions already exist which arc not pro
tected below the water line. Shall
they be scrapped and new billions b
spent trying to create ships thnt will
resist nttnek from the air?
Certainly not in the present temper
of flic world. General Mitchell has
furnished the most tremendous argu
ment for nnvnl disarmament In history.
He has turned the scale nt the coining
disarmament conference. Now that
no one knows what to build, every ono
will be glad to ngree to stop building
hii? shins. Ther will turn their atten
tion to hircrnft which docs not cost
much and anti-aircraft guns which still
remain to be perfected. The phrase,
"sen nower In history," has n new
meaning. It Is now purely in history
ns much so ns the Homnn phnlnnx.
Oven Baked Beans (
In Individual PoU I
Range Made Up?
It would bo Interesting
lo you to have ono of our
salespeople "tear down" n
Ftandard Gas Rnncrc and
show you tho features
which make it efficient,
sanitary and economical.
You would learn how In
geniously heated fresh air
is made to circulate
through the oven: how tho
"dead air" spaco holds tho
heat in; how provision is
made for positive regula
tion of heat, and other
valuable information.
Come in and pco how a
Range is made. up.
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( be until you try our J. TX TJ fTT Jn fif '
yv re kuuu uaacu dcuub can ziv:
li ttnlrally localtd. &v ,' rfFx " ''
"M-"ni- ir-- Broaa ana (g rfuC E) Wsfarf Streets
. OMvING y. p A quiet, dainty, very out-of-the usual Roof, where you ,
. i i arc ns sure oi inn wuibiuc ana ocrvicc as you arc Of I '
1 the sort of persona you see there. Luncheon, Dinner, 13
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Strawbridge
: Closed
All Day
Saturday
ANOTHER holiday
to-morrow to the
delight of our helpers,
and the entire satisfac
tion, we are sure, of pur
customers to most of
whom also Saturday is
a holiday.
THE benefit of this
extra day of rest
and recreation will be
reflected in our redou
bled efforts to make
summer shopping as
pleasant as possible.
Strawbridge
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Rtgalar price, $41. SO.
Complttt Lint 0 Trantltr Filti, Filing Dtvicei,
Index Cards, tic.
We Are Philadelphia Headquarters for
Blank Books Ic to $30.00 each
Loose Leaf Ledgers $3.25 to $40.00
It Costs Less on Arch Street
NBVYORK
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Sumter Again:
The engine for good or bad weather.
EIGHTY years ago, when they got a
steam locomotive on the (Jerman
town Railroad, they advertised that
it would run daily in fine weather, but
when it rained the cars would still be
drawn by horses.
Ours is not a fair-weather engine. (
Good times or bad, our "concentration yard
at Sumter, S. C, works on just the same. Indeed,
when the financial weather is threatening, an"
you must "sail close to the wind," the help that
Sumter affords to builders is most important. "
not only gets lumber for you at bedrock prices,
but it insures quick shipment, and prevents
delays. Thus it guards you against loss througn
idle workmen and labor complications, and helps
to make it safe to build even in bad times.
Try Sumter for lumber supplies, and you won t
go back to horse-power methods.
Some day you'll build. If you want the work finished
on time, nco that tho lumber comos from LL0YIJ.
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Ill' l.l .Mill. It I..14MI. ,,
300 Commercial Trust BuildiriK, Philadelphia
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SATURDAY evening
p and Monday morn,
mg newspapers will
contain interesting
news of several special
attractions which Ve
have arranged ftfr
Monday. It will pay
you to look for out
announcement.
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& Clothier
$35.00
HARRY B. LEVIS
STATIONER 702 Arch St
Other Sunday
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Sunday. July 24
Special train leave- TXeadlnic Ter
minal 7 KM) A. M. (Standard Time).
A. M. (DnyllsM Time). atcirolnrJ
at toiumma. Ave., ituniinxaon at.,
Wayne Junction, l-Hn and Jenkln-town.
neturnlnr. leavea New York, Went I
2Sd St.. 0!7 T. M. (Stnmtard Time).
P. M. (Dayllnht Time). Liberty
7:00 P. M. (Standard Time). 8:00
luayimni nmj.
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