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The herald., 1918-04-25

Bo-u 20 W. and Ms Aroa Edg-
comb q Merton and Saure- Streets.
(. boz.
Bc-a 20 NJ. and Ms J. Lsia o.
OF=logszs Avenue, boy.
Bon 20 W. z-i Ms. D. Pi.tz.Ti o.
TIE Lo%sr CczS-, . girl
Borr 20 NJ. s11 Ms " y. Ns-s--
q 80 Homer S--@--. girl
Born 20 Mr. and Ms ". : Ma
-c-ge q <-s Te-e= Street 3 bog.
Sg-- % NJ ard Cries ! Do--E
0. OC=,rcszs ATE--e. cir.
The herald., 1918-04-25
DIED.
STUART c. L HOIARD.


Tie sudden death OF young Stuart
e. l. Hocard, al employee g. TIE
Naval Station. %as indeed = great
shock 20 his many friends
His death Ezs caused ey poison O.:
Al unknown kind Despite a. that
medical ali and loving hands could
DO he died after a. Illness % les
hours. Wien ever! effort - PhEs:-
clans - k-s hone AS CC.Tz---E
- ~zs taken 20 Ihz Charity Eos2i-
=. :. SIZE ?. = AID -:=1 :: : !.
>. = HIS parents ~e-e :; lis side
=h@- ne ed cane.
Young Eo-z-5 ITO E2s re so- o:
S.-s-- Ec:3-5 and Catherine Herr
meier -zs .Ee-:y yez-s AID SIX
months o.E Besides rs o=-e4Te-
1z-s--s. h leaves e:g1. sisters AID
--o o-oth=s.
TIE :--e-z. took p.zc= FRIDAY
morning - - o'c.ock from rs l2:e
residence. 81 OP=lo-s:s Ave Rev
Father CzSSzE-s ott:c.z-.-g Inter
-e-c ~zs = McDo-oghT.-.= Gene
.=Ty.
TIE pz..osz-e-s ~sG= SIX girls al
s.I BOYS. a.. companions % tie d.
ceased The girls -e.= dressed =
@h.:e an carried ooCq-e-s q ~-::s
carnations -1ey ~e-s- Misses Car
-e.s:= z-5 Fannie Coz, Blanche
Se--s-. Mildred M1--2E1. Eo.a MI
czsw. M:.t-=5 AlE-gAs1. N=Ss-s-
A.v.- S=--sr. ALERT As23-.cks, Me-
~ N-rzEh. Joseph EE--g1-. Al
c=-- L2-E.o-3. Sylvester Wi-Ee--=--
Iurnbun-Oo Apr! Ista :: SIS
0 dock :. L. Ms. Z Y T---5cl
.:=i = he hone % her tz1g1I=--
Ms " J Drs.oo-E il A.sx2----a-
l..
Ms T-r-52.l -zs s=Te1Iy-seT=-
vss-s Of age AID :o- -2-y ye4-s -
s.E=i = our district She = s---
rived - tEO daughters Mss Kate
T-rr5-I. % or To~n z-1 Ms
D-e!5olz .. A,exs-G-:s. 2-1 Z! tA-s=
soas. Thomas. George AID A.:rst
TZr-o-A
Tie funeral services we're Coz
Quoted BY Rev. Il Wer.e.- and --@
5.o5y Ezs slipped here 20 o-r-z.-
Ir,s--so1 took place i s. Mar
Cs-s-e-E-
DauI-Nrs w Dz-l. no OF
Sunday Ilth slzshei Ter t-roz;
-E:cs ard ccc he arms = several
places u AZ s-ts-p. 70 en3 her LIE
t-e 70 teSroots-cg csCset ~ -e1-
-slg:s- which she suffered troC to-
re czS- siI months. die3 A. the hos
o:-.l Saturday svso:cg a. oc-ock-
Deceased %zs born il SS!-1ar-
land ti.ry-o-e years ago. bit -zc
resided here tor cLe past five yez-s-
She ~zs r%ics married. he- first
husband being the late O-to Hoter,
and her second. w Ozll- Besides
hs- husband she leaves three dzEz1-
ts-s and : s.S-e--
Tie funeral took p,scs Sunday
afternoon a. ; O'Clock from her -z-e
residence. So BeIIsTiIle s. LITTER
us-- =zs il Green Ce1eIsry
The herald., 1918-04-25
CEAR-ER OF

3 lL-LA N
-N-TEo STATES Or AMERICA
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ORLEANS
GIN or NEW ORLEANS
= :: E--E-. Tat q us E--s---. t4y
= - M.--z e A---i- = - !eL- C-s
Tt,.zsl-s5 N1-< E-11-.3 Ezs---<-.
B-=--. Ne. C5E-ses ssss-- i MET I-n-
H. 5-iF c1C--ssso-s1 AID c--l---l--- - IL
- -. I1s-Te Pz-zs- I'D Sac -1..-S-- -esr--
~ al - - v-eS--c- g - E-Iesses
-.-ez-I=-s- -I--3 al =-5--sasz--
P--Ss-z--F cz-- az l-p-E--- IL ser
ga ,s-s,-s :: ~ I'll az = -I9c---T
E5,s. -Iz-s are s--sz@-' s-os--l---- ",
5e--z-eE c-E-- ETz,Eag -.-=St-T-s G -.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
@er eineu lieben Mnaeh1riqer, Ell


mem 5pbn o6er gruoer in 3eutif=
lano, in &riegsgefa11genidaff peiB,
broudt 1einettpegen nidt beiorgt at
fem. 3rnGdf erbdlt er burh Germit=
tel1tng oes Notben @reu5es bon bier
allies, mas g%eeigret lit, feline Sage
m0glidif at1genebm 5u geitalten. Mu=
Ber6em gebt aus SEN griefen Ser @e=
fangenen berDor, 6aB lie iid, bon Ser
u1ubermer6lihen MbidlieBung bon Ser
iibrigen @e1f abgeieben, iiber nidts
5n beflogen baben. SD boffe,"
idreibt &orporal Gra1f Upton BON
Seem Yorf, eir ebemuIiges Mitglieb
ser oortigen 9oli5eimodt on einen
Srenn6, rooB es Dir, &ate uno SEN
@inoern gei1tn6beitlih 10 gut gebf,
mie es mir gebt. Die 9euti6en fi1o
bier ribts anbers geartet als briiben,
uno perrt aIes borbei lit, mer6e ih
6errn 9obrmann bie Sunb briiden
fir Sic frern6li9e Mrt, nit Der i}
bebonoeIt nor6en BIN, felt ih @efan-
gener IN 9eutihlanb mar" @orporal
Upton tpltrbe I'M Mobember porigen
Sabres gefangen g%eromr1nen. Sein
grief tp1rbe IN Ser grpnr Some
Seems b~er6ffent1idt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
ShepSure 3ppiebelt hat ste tim s1t=

ShepSore &ppiebelt fat bte tim sit-
ge6ohte @~onbibotur fir Sen Seem
gorfer @ouberneurspoifer nit Der
gegriinorng abgelebnt, oaB er an5u=
lebr nit &riegs- 1tno 6riebensprob=
leme be1dydftigt lei. Ser @r11nb it
nidt iibermdBig einIeudtenb. Meif
Ser &riegsfiibrung fat Rooiebelt
nidts at tburt, rr6 boransi1hfltd)
miro er a1tdr nien1ols etDos banit 5u
thnn baben. l%1eberbies liegt Die m
gnten 6d11ben. Ml1h ste Triebenspro=
ble1ne tperben idtperlid radr ieinen
Re5epten gel0If neroen. DieierbuB
bottle er aI1o bie @anbibutlm ruhig
a11nebn1en f6trr1en. Mber mir berite=
ben o1trdul1s, baB tim niht oanad ge=
Iiiifet, elmer bon SEN bielen GIT iein,
Ste Sic @o11perneursfeiiel oriifen,
nahoern er ste Ghrpnfreuben ser
@olfse11nif fir Ste 8alter BON beina-
re od@t Sssabret1 ai1sgefpifet. l1eberbies
ifeigt n1o1r 11iht gerne berab, nern
man mad ser 66be idielt. 9en1r oas
6inouffteigen lit mandmaI nit
id,refIiden sduierigfeiten perblr1-
bert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

burrifaoiert. Sb bas ober a1,d3 bies-
NAL erfolgreid nod oem Often bin
geIingen miro, lit angefidts Ser
n1iIidriiden @%erbi1,bu1gen nit ruiii=
Id)en @ebieten u11o argeiidts ser per-
minoerten Observation-Disclosures bes
beutIden Golfes atpeifeIbaft. Imerifa
lit nett entfernt bon bem seudenbero
aber uriere 8eborben mer0en, oabon
liu6 tpir iber5eugt, nidts beitomeni=
ger fdarfe 8orfebrunger1 treffen, lint
ein !Sereinihleppelr Ser &ranfbeits=
feline SIT nerbuten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
Cine 11e1te SeimiudJtng 1T aber

GuBIonb gefomn1e,1, sic Gbolera. 9te
2on0oner Nodrihtert meIben, BOB oie
gpfabrlide 5eude in 8etrograo I'M
iid greift uno tdglid 500 Menlder1
oabinrafft. @er11 es gefpobnlide
Srieoe1ps5eiten maren, lieBe lid four1
nj MltbIan6 n1anherlei bon Dem gor-
geben ser geb0r6en ertparten, aber
Sic beltte berridenoe1 gerl'd1tnil1e
lin6 oerart, oob elm peiteres uniid=
a~reifen Ser geltd}e al1 befirdten lit.
Sho11 tperben &ranfbeitsfdlt. aus
%sSi1rnlanb uno Shtpeben beriffet.
Gin @iniiberidleppe11 Ser 5eude nad
leutifIono geb6rt al BEN nddifen
M0gIid,feiten. 9eutihla1o bot iid) be-
niiberen g~orfommniiIen bieier Set
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

Die biesidbrise .9opfenernte mirb
auf nebr oIs flint Minionen Bfrnnb
geid)dst. Ct geb1iig fonr1e11 Come
uno @ino iein, Sic Den idl6nen Sop
fem nudfen Iieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

Ser gertagung gemGB trat bie gebDrz
Be auiarnmen;; s.. 81. 2nbr, 8oriiber ur1b
ale Mitglieber antpe1enb. Inf Gntrng
bes Ben. Offering, ut1terifiibt bpn g. S.
Eheiien, fpurbe fnlgenbe Mnprbnnng gee
troffen: 9a 1ns @eiu6 Oes gernbarb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

MadmittagsffiBung BEN II. Slli, 1918
Ser gertagung gemdB trat Die 8ehnrz
Sc sufammen; g. 81. 2nhr a1s gor1iBer,
unb ale Mitglieber antpeienb. Mnf 4ne
traq bes Sal. German, nnterl tiibt bon
ccssucpb 8eber, fDl1rbe folgenDer gefd)l1tB
aefobt: Gel es hermit beI6loi1en, DaB
foIoenbe getrdge unb Stems I'M 8etrage
bon 500, 100000 auf ifeuerbares @tgen1
thum in 6tearns @o1ntn, Weln1., mr.
bas Scuhr 1918 fir @nuufb M1slagen
tpGhrenb seq I%n11fenben SSahres gelegt
tperben: @ebnrten u11b Sterbefdne $500.
gonrthaus nnb @efdngniBa1slaaen So
100000; BefDffigung Der @efangenert
$1600.0O; aeichenbeidaners @ebihrsn
.n1S auslagen 100000; Sriebensrids
terge unb M11ni5ipaIgeridts : NusIagen
$4,000 90; Observation-Disclosures $12,e
100000; 6aIGre fir gnu1tn &ommi11dre
S65OO.0 90; giuid1er unb 56re%ihnratertal
100000 9rudfaheu 11nb In5eigen
$5OOO.OO; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST.
10000; nnterhnIt bebiirfttaer &i11ner
$75OO.oO; @erfdiebens, gonntb @tnz
Unite fffte unb gountns@ ege $4,000 90; Inse
Inaen fir gnrtpdbIen 11nb dIgentetre
WahIen $tOOO.O0; SDtn1 $93,00O.0O.
Mebif biefer ste1erd1fldae mod etne
tpeitere ll11Iaae bpn $65.O00.00 alf az
lee fte1erbare @iaentblm in rebereinz
Thinning nit @apiteI 544, ipe5ieae @es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

Witttpod, SEN 10. SuIi, 1918. - Ser
@ertngnng gerudB trat Die 8ehDrDe 5ue
fammen; g. 81. 2nbr als @urfiber unb
ale Mtitglieber mtpelenD. Nnf Mntrdg
beg eesacob 8eber, nnter1fibt bon Sen.
Offering, tDurbe folgenber ge}dlnB gez
faRt: Sei es BON Der 8ebDrbe Der Count
tn &ommif1dre bon stearns guuntb,
Winn., be1dlofIen, buB Nngebote fir BEN
gou ser griden SEQ. 1858 unb 1884,
bie beibe am Staatspege SEQ. 8 gelegen
Ii1b, berlangt nerben; Dtefe MngebDte
iperben BIG 8 l1br nadmittags, Ben 13.
Muguf 1918 entgegen genommen. 9ne
Dtert, ct. glouD, Sen 10. Suit, 1918.
(Siegel)
g. Sc. 2abr, Sacpb 8eber, Ben. @I@
lering, g. S. Sbeifeu, County
geb6rbe po1 steurns gountb,
8effdtigt: Nidplns Sbomep, gountb~Iuz
bitpr.
Nuf Mntrag bes Sncpb @eber, inter
ifiibt BON Sen. Offering, tpnrbe W. S.
gIebe[anb, aHiifierenber StaatsbodtDegz
Sneenieur, beboIImddttigt, ei1en @ebulz
fen ananifellen. Cine 3eitldrift Deg
5taats6od1pea=8 s. partements, in tpel1er
angegeben tit, baB Ser 5tearns @puntp
Nniheil an bem Mbminilfratipnsfonbs
iiber5 ogen 1ei, 1nb in pelder Stearns
gpurtp eriu9t pirb, Die anife0nng Deg
6odtpegs Sngenieurs aIs cine gountbe
giirbe a1f iid 5u nehmen, purbe Der Be-
bDrbe bprgeleien, unb auf Gntrag lpnroe
angeprbnef, baB Ser nififtierenbe Staats=
bp6tpeg : ss%sngenieur tn Dieiem @ountp
a1s County 8irbe Biz CUR tpeiteren Be-
Trimming auseiteM felt ipG, uub 0aB be-
faate Ienberltng am 1. SnIi 1918 III
@raft treten ion. 9uf Mntrag beg Sal.
6ermar, nnterifibt bon Ben. @ueritg,
purben folgenDe @efuhe fir Nbfddbe
uugs1 uub 8erri1geruugen gutgez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01

IS. u. Your, T5if1BeT, SdcDb Use
Der, Sal. 9ern1an, Ben Offering,
g. S. Sbei1en, @uuntb=8eb6rbe
bon Stedrns gpuntD, Minn.
geffttddtiat: Mif. Sbpmeb, gpuntbzN ubitpr.
nnb gr-SHicio gIerf Ser geh6rbe.
Mnf 4ntrag bertagte iih Die 8eborbe
Bis 8 Hbr ar1bern 0eorgens.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23
us. PLANS TO AVOID
COMPETING FOR LABOR
Virginia Farmers Fear Huge
Loss if Workmen Are En-
ticed Away
WASHINGTON. ian. %.


The Department Of Labor has taken
steps to check competition for labor
between the war industries and Gov.
ernment agencies. This was an.
nounced after a delegation Of Nir.
ginia truck growers, headed by
Representative Holland, had called on
Assistant Secretary Post with a pro.
test that the farmers would lose a mil
lion bushels of potatoes this year il
the enticement of farm laboTers by in.
dustrial concerns were permitted to
continue.
partment had directed the cancellation
OF extravagant advertisements for
men. which are considered detrimental
TO the Governments war program. In.
dustrial plants are being assured that
all read labor needs will be met by
the United States employment service,
in whose hands the distribution Of the
available labor supply has been placed
by Secretary Wilson.
Mobilization of shipyard workers, a
department statement said, has been
placed entirely in the hands of the
employment service by the Shipping
Board. Independent recruiting by the
board and the individual plants will
be discontinued to permit a concen.
tration Of effort during two weeks
campaign beginning next Monday,
which will eliminate in a national
shipbuilders' registration week Feb.
ruary II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23

In hard TO prosecute a man n he went 10
his lawyer IN good faith and was ad-
vised in good faith by the lawyer As
far as l know there will be no prosecu-
tion, but Mr.. Harvey may have some
inside Information that materially
changes the status Of the case. As yet
have been unable 20 get the facts
from Mr.. Harvey, who is working on the
coal-order cases, and until ] do obtain
something definite from him | can state
nothing definite"
Severe criticism OF tho Garfield in
dustrial embargo is being heard in
many sections Lieutenant Governor
Frank H. McCiain, speaking ot the eight
zenith annual dinner of tho Grocers
and Imp, rters' Exchange In the Bel
lovue-Stratford Hotel, said he had little
confidence In the heads Of the commits
siors and war bureaus az Washington.
Among these he included In Garfield.
He said the order was conceived I'm
stupidity and born IN hystcria."
Alba y. Johnson, president OF the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, said the
closing order had curtailed the output
Of the company, while the chief requisite
Of the country at this time Is locomo-
tives. What's the use OF letting our
establishment work, II plants from
which we get our supplies are forced to
closer" he asked
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23
John r. X. Scott out
for Lieut.. Governor
Continued from Parc One

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against IouEres- man scout lot '"o lNc-
pupucah nolnIh4uOn Tor 'oi-i CaS',. an an
"t-l'arge' SCOT IoIu'hE onc ol ''' I., touI
7e"'S US No"N' eS''''' '-''' ~ o''
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Wv Wv S ,'.,,,..,,,, ~, =,
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"a, I'm - .Il - oI.,,,,t
~ ,a- n6, ~, a, C'',Il,, -, % 00I
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-, t,,. 80. rri..,l. a.
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ms ,I,.,.I,.'- 49, , ,,.,i,,,I..,. 20 ,t,,
C,,.ag ,,,, ra l,n,,. I,aI,, .,,ro,,i,,,,
-. ,I,1 .,5.t ''> r,,7
$3.50, ,r1i,5 r,,',S' ,r,i, |,,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23
SHOWS PLOT TO SINK
LUSETANIA BY BOMB
Startling Evidence Disclosed
in Trial of Won Rintelen
Conspirators

N'-N '''''.' "''
While Franz Nuu l,iu,e.gu, leIman
,,,,.,t rog,,,.i,, .rl ,v.,I,. ,t',rr do
PENDANTS, chArEeu VIII" ''i0h'I''. "
place FIRE bombs ON steam hips her
-. au ,ri,, ,.,.. c.rr,art Horny
were u" u'"' '.N''' '0'
Barth, OF the police b'hn sl"'"' ''''
circumstances pointed to the placing O.
,,,, rrs,,,,,, or b,,,,bg y.birn had beer
'''N ...,...,.,
IN possession OF wv" oil l"c "-'e''"''''''.
In the guisc of q paid agent Of WOLF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23
CLOTHIERS SEE PERIL
in FALSE ECONOMY
Urge u. S. Action on Unwise
Utterances Favoring
HOarding

NEW lOttlNt Jan -''
Pressure on Washington authorities to
act against further uuwisc utterancer
by public speakers which may lead tc
the boarding of money. the Gripping ~
Industry and the curtailmcnt of the
'arning capacity OF labor, 80 necessary
to the success Of future Liberty Loan
issues, will he urged on the National
Association Of Clothiers In annual con-
vcnton at the Hotel Astor To-Day
Initial steps along this line were taken
at yesterdays session Of the convention
and n resolution cmbodying the con-
Glusions reached will he sent In reso-
'ution form to the United states CHAM
Der Of Commerce. The resolution VIII
We submitted for ratification at todays
session Of the convention, which VIII
close tonight with "A banquet TO be at
ended by more than 500 clothing manu-
'acturers, mill men and others affiliated
with the industry.
The false-eConomy topic was brought
up as the result of an announcement Of
4 report that an extensive propaganda
is soon TO be launched to induce the
women Of the United states to buy only
two dresses year. The majority view
Of the convention was that immediate
steps should be taken 60 obtain clear
line Of dcmarCdtiOu between unnecessary
boarding Of money and real economy
through elimination Of extravaganza and
waste.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23
DU PoNT TO BEAUTIFY ROAD
Delaware Avenue in Wilmington to
Be Widened Twenty Feet

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. %. --- inc
.trcet and sewer department has ue-
.dod 10 widen Delaware avenue ''"h
Tatnall 10 Van Burcn street by adding
.,yon,v feet. This will make 1t one OF
the finest streets in the city u is S"'u
nc widening Of the street Is made pos
,ii,lc Nv tbe generosity OF citizen, VINO
ttg,..',t tn bis name being used The
nm who paid for the property needed
> widen the street and also purchased
o,ne of ihe properties nlong the street
\ order to remove objection 20 the plan
! pierre $. du Pont. some time ago ne
ron, Orange TO Washington streets The
,ost Of thc improvement Of this street
md Eleventh street - Mr.. du Pont Will
Q more than 100000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23
Harden Wants AIsdce
Released After War


NM = E4tNl'NAif bdlls -os
uarimHian Hdrdcn, GATOR OF D;o
huuit tryiirs:
lie who wishes 10 tear away
Poland. Courland. Lithuania, Es.
lonia and Livonia from the Rus
ian empire makes Of This empire
mortal enemy, FOR Russia will not
ways have LeniuistiC feelings
'hcse countries would bring us no
dvantago. Their economic dovcl.
pmcnt could not in the least be
clpcd by gold fertilization by Ger.
,auy with its one hundred and
'ty billion marks Of war debt. and
Slavic strain through Germany
-ould endangcr the life Of the
Duntry, not merely the life Of East
russia. After our experience in
ne west Is there now TO be created
I much greater and more danger
Is Alsacc.l.orraine?
Neither Premier Lloyd George
nor President Wilson believes Ger.
lany is willing to surrender Al
'lce.Lorraine to France at the
present moment. but what about
,crmany's attitude two or three
years after peace is signed, when
there can I've a fair consultation
With the people? it was admit
.a9ly mistake to take possession
Of Alsace.Lorraine Must we always
carry this burdensomc inheritance
Of our furerathcrs? We are strong
enough to be our own masters GId
to cease to be trammcled by errors
Of the past.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23
Harmony Plea Nay
Halt Fight in Senate
Continued from Page One

nNtlnueu lTbH tHkt WV
that the proposed war cabinet would
have direction Of naval policies. They
will argue that the navy has proved
itself critc-pruuf and hence should not
br Ineddlcd with IN this they VIII he
supported by some Republican Senators.
This point is likely to cause the de-
"oat of the war cabinet measure in the
Senate. where it will take Virtually all
the Republicans plus five or siN Demo
Gratis to pass IT,.
Democrats who are for the measure
include Chamberlain, Hitchcock. Me
Ecl,ar. Hardwick. Gore and Reed. Sen
qtor King, Of Utah, looked on as likely to
support it,. is uOucOmmitaL
Senator Hiram Johnson, Of California,
IS one Of the few Senators who believe
the war cabinet bill stands a chance Of
passage. He will vote for it. senator
Rorah, also a strong advocate of it. be-
lievcs it would be rendered noneffcctiyo
bv administration opposition, even were
il passed over the Presidents veto.
That the President would veto it If
II passed Congress is considered certain.
and even its most optimistic friends
agree that it could not be passed over
the veto.
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City SdUed Little
Fuel bH Shutdown
Continued from Page One


oregon avenue, dealers in family sizes.
reported no improvement whatever y
"hand-to-mouth" business was being
done, II was said. at the office
William Bryant, Tenth street and
Washington avenue. said the firms
yards had no more coal today than last
week
Relief in the anthracite situation may
grow out of a conference held today
eSbetween Mr.. Potter and the committee
-of fifteen bituminous operators ap-
spointed to devise n zoring system for
Sdistributon.
n The daily receipts of coal are stll
Efar below the estimated wartime daily
Consumption of $4,000 tons. Although
Scomplete figures for the shutdown pc
kriod are not available, during four days
Eonly 24,640 tons of domestic s'se coal
Preached the city. The best the railroads
A,ould announce for the la twenty-four
C1ours was 30S cars Of anthracite Of
(which all but 80 cars contained family
etsize coal. This amounted to about 5000
Stons, slightly more than half the coal
Slecessary TO supply all householdCrs for
81 day.
y Some relief might come 60 Philadel-
cphia from the 1S,i00 tons OF coal that
sare en- route here with right of way, be-
Ning shipped by the Reading Coal and
shipments 1000 cars of all sizes have
= been moved from the St clair yards Of
" the Philadelphia and Reading Railway,
,tat Pottsville, for here. Some Of this may
go to New York and New England.
8 DEPENDS on GARFIELD
@ 1t was pointed out, however, that the
. entire shipment may remain in Phila-
\ delphia, provided National Fuel Admin
S istrator Garfield pays any attention to
4 the appeal of Mr.. Potter. who demanded
that coal coming into the city be al.
&lowed TO remain here, instead of bein
forwarded to other points. An answer
70 this appeal is expected some time to
fday.
~ The seriousness of the PHILADELPHIA
Stdtuation is apparent from the reports
e,of thirteen dealers, notified by MI Lewis
@to deliver coal to hOuseholders within
( eighteen blocks of their yards Each
Sreported emnty bi~G rrPHa t. cor,nIv
with the order. Under this order. the
Emergency Aid, operat' 70 cJt
Svestigation station in the Mayors office
Yin City Hall. will deliver coal when
sthe dealer is unable to do so. He must
AIemit the $3.50 reduction ordered by Mr.
Lewis two weeks ago, when coal is so
Hdelivered. All dealers have been ordered
tto set aside ten tons daily for the
Emergency Aid, which Is looking after
kneedy families.
Il CONSIDER PROSECUTIONS
q Prosecutions FOR violation Of the coal
Gsaving order was another subject that
Soccupied the coal administrator
y With Mr. Potter insistent that the
FHotel Walton be prosecuted for selling
sliquor Monday in heated rooms, United
Estates District Attorney Kane said that
ssts far as he was concerned there would
be no prosecution. However he said
tthat Assistant District Attorney Harvey
eNsas in charge of the case.
I'm my opinion" oaid NJ Kane "'Ne
Esntire case hangs upon what was the
ljntent OF the Hotel Walton: VII ..r r
s1iot the management had an intent to
violate the Garfield order. Generally 1t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23

NORRISTOWN, Pa, Jan. 23.-Frcd-
cri"l; Zimmerman, seventeen years old,
au all Evd dcscrtCr from the United
States army, giving his address as 1850
Darien street. Philadelphia: was ar.
rested and committed in NOrIistown.
charged with the larceny Of "a bicycle
and watch from men with whom he
was employed ON the TctlOw farm, at
Toffcrsonvile. last fail Zimmerman en-
listed and was sent to Gettysburg. from
which place lie IS said to have deserted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-23
PASSENGERS QUIzzEp
Naval Officers Also Examine Ro.
gage at Newport Pier

NEW YORK, Jan. passcnrers N.
riylng here aboard the Fall River lin.
plymouth said that at Newport. II ''y'
very piece Of baggage taken aboard sas
first TO be minutcly inspected 10y ofIic,s,'
Of the navy. and that every one nf ~.
1000 passengers had 10 identity bimss,,
satisfactorily before being permitted -
cross the gangplonk.
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Plan Anti.Propaganda Work

CARLISLE, Pa, Jan. 23.--To smash
.rupaganda, which has been active in
certain sections Of the county, the Cum
berland County Public Safety Commit
tee has arranged for a tour of sneakers
o reach every nhabitant. Nearly iiity
meeting, have been scheduled 10y county
SuUyriutnndCut Green.
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Sixty Tons of Coal Stolen

TANtMONTON, n. j.. Jan. 23.-wh..
three cars Of coal were reported TO hsva
arrived here there was great Joy in tbe
hearts Of the suffering public. Glnor,
followed when the cars were exanined
for sixty tons had been stolen in trans,t
one car had a scant foot Of coal lef,
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