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EVEXIXG TUBLtC VLEDGEE PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JAXTJAIIT 21, 191!)
ROUL BECOMES GOVERNOR AS THRONG CHEERS IN HARRIS BURG THOUSANDS IN PARADE
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VERNOR WARNS
9 "RED" MENACE
romiscs Generous Laws as
Rcrrlcdy for Bolshevism
and "Social Infection"
NAUGURAL ADDRESS
Prges Political Factions Here
et Together for Lily s
Best Interests
By thr Asncialed Prrsi
arrlnhurx. Jnn. 21. "Uood public ad-
'strntlon, the best of popular riluca-
cnerouc, progressive, humane laws
id thorough Justice, backed by nn
rt, forceful iinii Ood-fearlns public
tlment." Is C.overnor Wllllnm C,
Seoul's antidote for Bolshevism, which
Itjalso called "political dlslemper" nnd
'(fecial Infection "
(governor Sprout devoted considerable
,'iBHce In hli Inaugural address today to
,Jolshevlm lie said the menace must
lot? be Ignored
ftrilms unit hones of the new State ad-
nirjlsirnuoii lor euicienr kumium-ih ,
moniles comnieiifluraievwm kduu r.ci
'Jnre retlecled In tho many reconi-
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antions mauo m me nuurras. "
d the Legislature for co-opcrajion
iifilhe "great hoclal changes" now polng
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!.. . . .. i . j. .sj -.. i k .--- .-, --. ., - , . i....ii.i it.,, it iinu rrrt",i i. ri'i ti'trn nil iiiiutrni
M sa n tnai It ne couui noi nc putting It in dlv She has slmnli taken ""' siiupiy rcpncu moi i "- --- , , , ., " , , t.nili The nlc-
S-nuM not try to compel It by any , clfy' 'bJ '" "X'o be". ' AlthouRl, the executive inansion . h pbilne d the , l1 X h Ut? of
hftatenlng use of the power tempo- come Ar , ,,, m , Pret.;ntlous dwell'iig. tbe.e has been no tures -en legen Is n
rlly placed In his hands. Pennsylvania n any of the nooevelt I provision made for children, so he the Qi akers or tie n,BlJ- , tbt.
f-ReMslon of the State-Constitution I- chlldien during their seven years In st ,hnB for "Old Pop" lo do Is , to r- en ;d T." ,nrt -The Slave
,6r, favored nt the nresent time because Washington. i range for a playroom. There H n room wilderness ami mo sevon
iMjjn ine worm, uui me vjuiciuw, - nten inirouuced lo tile vivacious .lane mis purioe. ptt .nnn. m .--..v .... ----M-Mted
that a commission. oljtwenty-nve and aree that she Is the most charm-, until lur "Old Pop" Is Inaugurated, will
(VnPPolnted to study the eiuestlon and Ing llttlo la'dy In Pentisjlvanla. ! get a room for her dolls and to.
m&Kc a report. 10 int nfi KrR.puun.1
KTlWMEr
k.iu.. ..ni. i. 4imA titninoi niiti
KtS n..ttnla Vnltllivp MP1 IfPM
nerngnlre Soldiers'
ISfP.ccognltlon of the services ot Penns!-
vnla's i-etuming holdlers should ne prac
ileal nl I constructive Private employers
Aihnulrl. e n. "warni-hcartcd demonstrn
Ulon o trntcful appreciation, and the
llSUnln i. ' :i urent employer." he said.
Shnnlil it nn exntnnle by preferring sol-
lers, as far as possible, In Its service"
inf" sing revenue, uuu-mvi .. !,.,
l(rTenns.vlvnnla Is pa Ing nbout one-
Ixtt of the entire cost of tr.c au-
ilnlstratlon of the Lnlteu states iiov-
nment. Last ear, ho said, tne aiaio .
mtrlbutcd In federal taxes almost slv
lundred million dollars, and this year
e levy upon Pennsylvania will npproM-,
,ate one billion, If the revenue bill now
Cnn-rnu hcronies .1 law. ille inner
m the Governor said. Is almost equal ,
Vie airirreeate amount raised by Pcnn-
rlvanla for State purposes In the 12S
lars since the State Government ".,
ranlxed . . ,,.,,,. '
Pennsylvania sprouu..m: i..v...n
Itlon and substance to render aid to
ton ana sudsiuucm iu in.i-. .u .-
r.nnhllc. Governor Sproul said, but
tm-ir be pardoned a care that th.
trla "KlinU fl IlOl e 'n-u tn ti.w,..-
;ent administration nor scattered over
world In chimerical enterprises with-
nriAiiral inirnoses." He said the I
L.i. ei tlmt some n1ansniust be de-
l..i fnr reconstruction nnd rendjust-
irnent before the country embarks "upon
new International adventure In the un
charted seas of Idealism and may bring
men unon our devoted ship of State the
" LJ "r mankind." "Let us put
i,dowi
uTovvn house In reasonably good order,
Ibefo
re venturing loo w m itmk
Lithe
rest of the world." the Governor,
aid.
-VI. mis In Social Justiie
(iovernor Sproul declared , nn r m- rog-
ss mni e liurillg me .n .,-.....-
1' . ii msiim must be saved for
bor. He Kald It would be a wondei-
I necomnllshment If those representing
:ie fnlted States In the epoch-making ,
Jonclaves abroad obtain general ngree-
ents as to the nours ot uii.ur mm . - (
he- renditions
llirougliout tne woiiei jo
bat labor and industry huriii. w ic
inl of the menace of overworked nnd
Ill-conditioned competition." Ho favored
better control ot immigration; icnei
'flfrom "grinding taxation upon enterprise
And Industry:" undertaking of public
Jeorks bv cities and States to tide over .said, would show that the impression
,e period of commercial doubt and stait1 that he was to be State historian was
.Industrial revival: the releasing by the rroneou-wion(( port(,rs) ,a(, t
.FfMerai governmene m n- ennuKir-1
hold upon prlvato enterprise;" with-
mwal of Its "persistent nnd repressive
'Hjnilntlon v( every commercial nctlv -
i .ittiititr down "Its overgrown force
Itvi" cutting
-of ofllclal nonproduecrs and reducing Its
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appalling expenuuures io a normal
Ml"'" ... .
The ratification or the rcucrai pro
hltlon amendment wns uiged so that
Pennsylvania may not be out of line
1th the practically unanimous sentl-
ifeit of her sister States In the greatest I
...hd, fa-.ts'iflli nc uttfrlls.nil,.q rt
IllUOh mi'l". I . ..-M.-'v., ..,,, ,
easure ever taken by any nation In all
tory."
Governor Sproul favored efiial sur
sgo for women, suggesting that If Con.
tess does not ae t favorably on the Ked-
il amendment a resolution pioposlns a
tkto amendment should he passed.
IThe Governor hoped all elements hi
illadelphla would set together on that
City'B needs, such .19 greater degree of
6me rule, a better fiscal policy, small
Jtjr, council and removal of police and
tremen from partisan politics.
7Other recommendations In the address
ilude the following:
.'Adoption of the State constitutional
'endment tn permit grading of taxes
as to Impose a light levy 011 personal
id corporate Incomes.
Better enforcement of the personal
roperty lax law with an equal division
such fixes collected between State
nd counties.
More money for school purposes nnd a
tier and more up-to-date school or-
nizatlon.
Hliiier ray for Tenibers
Better pay for school teachis, low-
Id primary and rural Instructors to
celve a higher percentage ot Increase
an the better paid teathers in unoer
fades and In richer communities.
Changes In organisation and methods
t Highway Department to enable It tn
hndle a greatly Increased annunt of
ork.
Improvement of local road conditions.
Teeth be placed in automobile traffic
ws, especially those governing motor
uck transportation. In order to nrevent
rstruction of roads nnd in Mf.ani
fre.
Increased fees and distinctive lleen
asslficijn for high-powered nutomo-
les j"' heavy trucks coming In com
tltlonf with tax-paying transportation
rporatlons.
runlclpalltles which receive no Slate'
hway funds to be given a portion of 1
incieaseu auto license fees received 1
upkeep nf streets.
Reorganization of the Agriculture De-
tment.
V''orestry, Game, Fisheries and Water
piply Departments combined Into one
liartmeut of conservation.
niore co-operation netween state police
county ponce autnontles. and n-
Won of work of lire marshal, and
Is anu nsii proieciive iorcs in State
ah rlainilptpManf '
mpllficatlon or tho Department of
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HE MA Y BE GOVERNOR TO US,
BUT HE'S "OLD
Jane Sprout Klacr, New Exeat
five's Granddaughter, Scorns
Netv Title
Little Girl Has Already Captured,
Hearts of Harrisburg and egisA
lature
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Rv a Staff C'orre jpoiirtcHf i
llHrrUbiirir, I'n.. Jan. 21. Although
the capital tumbled out of bed this
morning In anticipation of the gieatet I
day In Its history, there was one little J
h-dy who will play one of the chief roles
In today's gubernatorial pageant who,
was not n bit ruffled. ,
This lady happens to be .lane Sproul
Klaer. four- ear-old grand-daughter of
the new Governor.
Other chlldien have graced the esecu
tle mansion, but none possessed such a
striking personality as Governor Sproul's
tiny grandchild.
Last night she slept lnthe eTtcutlvol
mansion, and today was up with the
birds. As she puts It. she Is with her
"Old ron" and will may with him. Gov
ernor Sproul may have his troubles
during tho years he guides the Key
stone Ship of Slate, but he will always
have one staunch and loal follower.
Little Jane, tho girl with reel curls
and laughing blue e.ves, loves her "Old
Pop" In and out of the Onernorshln
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...it i'i w mi iiu niipi'i'iis iu up eiic ciuri
r.,in i- e ,ne,-,?r"1 ,ale '" , "' f
Ll .1, ,Smn' cnnRC",,e"Ce' wltl1
'r.,ataj.iner-ha,r0n' J,' "Won her wv
Intn iho i,m. e iiii.. ii. i.
Senators nnd Representative have
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M'ants AVntervTsn Improved
Dropping of unnecessary nnd duplicate j
work In the Department of Labor nnd
industry; giving the department broadei
powers In housing problems and In help
ing foreign-born lesldents.
A new geological survey.
Improvement of waterways at Phlla-i
delphla, Pittsburgh nnd Lrlo. I
Prompt action to build the Phlladel-phla-Camden
bridge which might he
made a memorial to soldiers and sailors, j
.A State art commission to pass oni
. state art commission to fl.iss oni
,jeaBIls for monuments nnd public rtruc-
..,
A cfrct(lve .blue-sky" law.
. comicii of mibllc welfare as an ad-l
, " ne s,,e government In times
", .
.' ' ,,, -. ,i,- vaiinnni Guard.
,..i,,.,i .,i,i,rfilr,t, f ,,1,1-nirp
nen,on and health Insurance leglsla-,
State to remedy mine cave situation
,n Stranton Iocal I)arcs cannot agree.
tro..ped with development or i apuoi
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'R'RTJMBAUGH NUT
TO BE HISTORIAN;
$10,000 AS CLERK
e- TI Will
Retir.112 Governor Sa'8 He Will
, p ., Rccor(U of
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State's Soldiers
Bj a frlaff C'orlfSioittfr..t
HarrUburg. Jan. 21.-Oovernor Brum, j
. ",..,.... "-. --... ,,i.rlan.
,,aUKl , , , , no - noVmean. how -
,. "'..-.:: i, ,, Ml ,nmi
ever, tnai t ne. i.eivrn.m. . - . . . ---
V?0 o'.O hi"tU 1 " which he was elected
, ',. ., c'omnilvslon
Ull U"MV.
Safelv ,m,i Hetense.
n he i;niernor Is going to try earn
i n.ii mm e . . ; "'-,.? -,iinii..ai
r ennsj ."'''',"",'' ' ".'", ,",:
war. ue cm... i . i- -., ...... - i prospectuses, and to eertlfv to their ac
tion of his Job lust night at the close (,ur(i c.. ha8 bee ,llace(1 ,)efor S(,cretary
of a farewell reception, which he and , ,.,', t.halt.s' s. nam, chairman
Mrf. llrumbaugh and the members of of (lp ,.aIIlal ,s,ues I'onimltlee. and
Lis aniline! cave In tho Governors re-..in t-.i-a.-t n rs.nn-rAsa nnn m. ti,n
ceptlon room In the Capitol
The minutes of tno commission, ne
all IonPi" Raid the Governor, and lie
i Bmie,i broadly.
The Governor explained that the task
'ls one of vast impoitance. During the
Civil War. he said, many records were
lost or made out Impioperly and widow
nnd orphans of soldiers suffered as a
result.
"The Idea of such a compilation of the
records of every man from this State
who served in the war Is to prevent a
danger ot this kind." he explained,
Incidentally, tne Governor said lie was
"' "" ' '" . cn.ei
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AUTOS COLLIDEJHREE HURT
Pedestrians A ictinis of Crash at,
sf-i.a I 1 1 XWT 1 C
riiiycig!iiii uiki uainuL oirccis
Three persons were Injured In a col
lision between two automobiles this
afternoon at Flft.v-e Iglith and AS'alnut
stieets
One car. driven hv Hoceo Kesano, was
going north on Klftv-elglith street, and
the other going east on Walnut street,
was driven by Joseph Alexander, 18.'"
South Twenty-third street.
Alexander's car struck the Kesano
machine at broadsides and almost
tnnnlod It over. The Imnact threw the
I Alexander e-ar against the eurb and It
Htruck Miss una .Miner, iuu .Norm
1 niriy-imru street, wuu w,ia iiiisaiui,,
She lecelved severe cuts and bruises.
Thn other two Injured were Frank
Pagano and Rafael Defeo. Lleventli and
Wharton htieets.
All were taken to the Mlserlcordln
Hospital.
LTRUCKS
When a Master
owner needs
another truck
he buys another
Master.
Larion-Oldsmobile Co.
231 N. Brokd St.
MasHD
POP" TO HER!
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JAS'K KtuF.R
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I House and ii n.itle of Delaware Conn-
' t. has Known Jane for four summers
u,n,i ,,,. r.ci. tle cutest thing In the
i I mil i.nrvni. Apieiifii i t'l Ik i.i uir
norld."
i Jnuo will occiipv n Place on tno Dig
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st;,n,i nhen her
Ijui i'oji win ; "-
augiirated today, nnd It rlic doesn't
prove to be the stellar attract.o.i then
", '-' nar.Wburg and the esecuttve
mansion, this tiny bit ot .muiiine mr
n the second tloor that Is suitable for
..., f... if all- 1'lltl Watt
BAKER SPROUL'S
BEST FRIEND AND
HIS COUNSELOR'
Clrrk of Senate Praised by New
(JtNeriior S.tys Hr OtTcrctl
Kim Hip Job
Du a Staff Corre-jKiiiiff uf fc
llurrlbiirg, Jan. 21 Politicians nave
been anxious to learn the Identity of
'Governor s'nmniv mint Inltmate friend
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ihik ine-lll ill oil inc erciei. i "K "'"
In question Is W. Harry linker, clerk
of the Senate.
"l consider Mr. Baker the most cfll-
' cien, ,.,an i.. ,,, slat. CoerllmeIlt.
)s Governor Sproul's comment Mr.
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Hoornor Sproul made his appearance
as tne Paliy member of that bony twen
ty-two years ago.
They have virtually 'grown-up" to
gether and the bond of friendship form
eel In tlie earl davs has been forged
Hroncer during the ears.
"I am glad that Baker Is the clerk
of the Senate." said the Governor to
day, "lie will ke-ep me posted and be
or great service to me ,
, "'"ere Is :i htory going the rounds
that t ou-rnor Sproul wanted te. appoint
, g. "ajjer .;; a uigger jon,
but that
Governor Sproul admitted
that this
story Is true, but declined lo name the
ottlce to which he would have placed
his old ft lend,
1 HMF Rl TIC ClfV I VCK ATlflN
, wmm auvu uiil uuuiuuiuiun
Bill Asks Probe of Srlicniei! Lib
erty Loans Affected
VtithliiKtan. Jan. 21. (By A P)-
A elrafi or :e bill to give the Treasury
' authority to Investigate the accuracy .it
' statements appearing in promotion
lecommeV.!.
ifwmmhi... 'ii that blue-sky
tlon be enacted at this session
leglsla-
Itecent reports to the Treasury Indi
cate that millions of elollnrs worth of
securities of eloubtful value have been
thrown on the market since the signing 1
of the nrmistlce and many promoters
are taking Liberty Bonds in exchnnge
for thedr stocks or bonds, subsequently
throwing the Liberty Bonds on the mar
ket. Iteg.irtlless of congressional action
on proposed blue-sky Ipglslntlon. the
( Treasury has been assured of the sup
, port of the Associated Advertising
Clubs, the Investment Bankers' Assoeln
I tlon. alul various stock exchanges In
curbing tho Issue ot fraudulent becurl.
r3' ,
1 Slept in Cliurrli, Jaileel
I Because he persisted In sleeping In
the organ loft of St Teresa's Catholic
I Church, Broad and Catharine streets,
Mierman uaxer, iweney ears 0111,
"fsr"- was "'""l'" ity dajs in
1 J"' l"i .' .'inhiciuuc -nii7l. ,lt
cording to the sexton of the chuich,
Baker has been found nsleep In the
church on several occasions.
arr"iMiniB-" "Mz " irn-niin. ir jfim
G1RARD
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S,3C mwrn
two for a jfe'&Ti&mt
quarter mfi&.r&Mi
tmaller g&&ZiH
fixef 10c KKfam
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SPROUL PLEDGES
jjgrp TQ
Farewell Speech as Senator '
Puts Interests of People
First
RESIGNS AS
MEMBER
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dr II "
Bcullcman Given
ille
Ovation as They Leave for
' Higher Offices
llurrlshnrg, Jan. 21 "t shall hae at
heart the Interests nnd the rights of
cery man. woman nnd child In I'ennsjl
vanla, whether they bo .great or small.
In what I shall try to do as Goernor
of this great Slate. And I certainly
want the affect onate co-operation of the
Senate o' PennsHntila."
Goiemor-elcct Sp-oul made this
.,u.cilll-tT.. . " ..,n.. ......
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pledge before a crowded Senate chamber
last night when he resigned as a mem-
h'cr of that body to accept, at noon today.
the governorship of Pcnnsyhanln. As I
State Senator, the Governor-elect lias
pnrucipaieti in iweie ici;"'.i u ""
special eiisIon of the Legislature.
Tim resignation of Lieutenant Gov-ernor-eleot
Kdward H Heldlcman was
also presented to the Senate.
Immediately after tho convention of
the Senate in paintings by Miss Violet
Oakley were unveiled, and Miss Oakley
In wlilcli sue e-
Shir iiFomeii.'
Slic then rferrd to tlio other p.itni-
I3li" 1imnn1M --
Ings, the work of her brush, which grace 'vou tlat t j,,ian mseT frBet the fact
the walls of the nae ."" " that I have been a Senator so long, nnd
fcjid thev all represented the progress
mid glorv of the nation. All depict epl- ! I shall never forget how pleased I have
.odes ln'the p'eservatlon of the Union. i been to have been u niembr or this,
and she said that, drawing a Ieson from body. 1 shall nver forget, either, how
the past tho world might well be as-i Important a Senator is in the govern
sured that the contemplated league of ,ment of the State of Penns.vlvania. I
nations Is Justified. Ilol"' ' '""'e "", snme "sard, ns evl-
'"I read this afternoon," she said, "an denced by Co-operation and kindliness,
extract from nn address delivered by In the- new burdens ami cares which 1
President Wilson In Trance which ,am undertaking as 1 have always had
speaks our thought. Ho said: 'There I, , In the Senate,
a new awakened worldll Is not ahead Tllk,)1 omri serlon1y
of us; It Is around us.'" .., am R0njr lnto , Kreal 0m.ee se-
... iji.. r;rl snroul riously, nnd J know tboe here who
When Senator Sproul entereil the Sen
ate clumber, accompanied by .Mrs.
Sproul and other members "c '""'"'''
and friends, he- was cheered bv n s col
leagues and the largest uu'fntt F""
tn the chamber for ,nan;M' A""
he finished his farewell aeldress be again
. ct ..rv. -- -- ,!,,
Senators were again cheeilng. tnis lima
In honor of Senator Ldward L. '"e-
was cheered and n momem "" " -
S
who will be
mnn. nf llauniiln eounu,
Inaugurated Lieutenant Governor to- j
morrow. .Mr Iteldlemati sent his resig-I
nation to Lieutenant Governor Frank ,
U. McClain Immediately nfter Senator (
Sproul finished his address. ,
All of the new Governor's appointees
were also present, nnd near the rostrum
sat former Governor McCorkle. of West
Virginia, a business associate of Mr.
Sproul.
Senator Sproul In his address spoke
as follows'
"I want also to express my apprecla-
tlon of the long ears of courtesy that
I received here. When I come to think
of It that even The venerable Senators
who will 'now be left have served here
ten ears lss than my patient constlt-
uency has borne with me.
anu i iiair
COAL SERVICE
32 vears ago -rf had the smallest
coal "ard In Philadelphia, delivering
3,000 Tons a Year
Todav we have the largest coal
yard In Philadelphia, delivering
150,000 Tons a Year
We have had Blizzards
We have had Strikes
We have had War
And we served you well.
No order too small or too large.
One Price to All
Owen Letter's Sons
Coal Service Station
Trenton Are. & Weitmoreland St.
llrll rlinne. Vrnnkford 2130
Kr) atone, Kant '.'S3
INE Mint, economical, healthful.
' Zuoria ""ry "" 0,', or n,w
nsnUHOOU - houaM.
LOOK Sold limn rcllnlJhfd
VT. G. OSTEMIORF. i33 N. nroad Rt,
un urates ins Meiai wcatntr strlo
Comfort and contentment,
solace and good cheer, mellow
flavor and ripe bouquet
these things you can count on
in Girards but not a tremor
of your nerves, not a fleck on
your clarity of thought, not a
whisper of after-effect save
the lingering taste of pleasure.
- Stick close to Girards, and
smoking won't play any tricks
on your physical well-being or
your mental, efficiency.
gets on
nerves.
"JUST PLAIN BILL SPROUL, "
NEW GOVERNOR ASSERTS
Ti
Ordinary Citizen Until Noon," He Tells Crowds That flock
to 'Mansion at first Break of Day to Serenade
7l'rit '
tlu n Htuff Corttwotutcnt
llnrrlbiirg, Jan. 21 "IVin't
forget
r1'"1 l B,n JU" n P,"ln Clt1"" Uml1 n00n;
'lodar " said t3oernor-eleLt Sproul at
ten o'clock this morning, when mem-
i . i, iuiii-iim1 I'nmmtiiee lslteJ
f '" "!!")' ."mnmtee Msited
the Kxecutlve .Mansion.
Seeral addressed Mr. Sproul as t3o-
ernor nnd one of two referred to him as
.i . i,n I- i,...
Senator. Then the man who Is no ,
the Governor ot l'ennsylnnla suggested
that for a few hours he was "Just plain
Hill Sproul."
"for- twenty-two yeais. ' said Mr.
Sproul, "I hac held public olllie. In
f.ict. t'hnxe been u senator for that long,
At ten o'cloiU Ust night, I resigned and
from then until noon todaj. I am Just
i p'alu citizen." ,
vol since the soldler-goernors of the
lll War period has u chief executUe
, ,.. ,ln ... ..ml n lli'rtrn
i.a..,i ur..'nriipii 11 1111,11- ....... ......
lecelon tlitin that given to Governor
;prout. Ills friends, numbering thou-
Lndt. flocked to Harrlsburg es,erday,
An. u.ev un to the wee hours of the
morning continued to serennne mm at
the i:ccullp Mansion.
At 5 o'clock they were up nnd nt Ii
again and from that hour mill! he left
the mansion, shortly after 11 o'clock,
he was kept busy acknowledging tho sa-
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The Impromptu celebrations were not
some thanks to return nt least to those,
who have home with me here.
"In concluIon t want to say that to
morrow 7 will have some matters which
I want to make plain to the Senate In
all seriousness. Tonight I want to tell
know me hest will realize that t have
, the Interests nnd the rights of ever
i whether they be great or small, at heart
j Mi1 Jrj (q Am , cer
i talnlv want the nffection.ite co-operation
i of the Senate of Pennsylvania -
r,ieutennnl Governor McClnln ex-
, prfBseil sincere i egret at the Senator's
I' "t;ii niiiifie I i"Km ill im ri.iiiiiiij s"
resignation nnd bespoke the co-operation
of the Senator In bis new duties.
"Vou were a. thoroughbred here and
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B The reductions fol-
1 row:
, I .50 Neckwear, .35, 1.00 'J dor.
1 m 1.00 Neckwear, .65, 1.75 doz.
I 1.50 Neckwear, 1.10, 3.00 do:.
I i 2.00 Neckwear. 1.50, 4.25 doz.
1 2.50 and 3.00 Neckwear,
I I 2.00, 5.50 doz.
1 m 3.50 and 4.00 Neckwear.
g 2.50, 7.00 '4 doz. 1
B .65. .75 and 1.00 Half Hose. .50 I
h 1.15 and 1.50 Silk Half Hose. M
M 1.00
2.00 and 2.50 Silk Half Hose,
1.50
2.00 and 2.50 Pajamas 1.75
3.00 and 3.50 Pajamas 2.50
4.50 and 5.00 Pajamas 3.50
6.50 and 7.50 Pajamas 4.75
2.00 and 2.50 Shirts 1.50
3.00 and 3.50 Shirts 2.50
4.50 and 5.00 Silk Shirt 3.50
6.00 and 6.50 Silk Shirt 4.75
Silk Reefers, Wool Motor
Scarfs, Underwear, Sweaters,
House Coats. Bathrobes,
Waistcoats, Gloves, Toilet
Cases and Collar Bags are in
cluded in the sale.
R SONS
1424-1426 Chcitaut.t,
confined to political club. IVih.ip they
mado the grentist amount of noise, but
I.a. .11.1 .. ul.n.In lliu nrm.inl. ulnl
delegations of plain citizens In slnceilt
niul lulor
The llxecuthe .Mansion. In Kront
street, a thoroughfaie that l(lrts the
Su IinnnHi nl n Uccti ,
morning for the clouds, and from the
early bonis In fact, long hefoie Mr
Sproul wns out of bed hundreds of
men and women bae patsol the houe
,ow the ,,.in,1K0d to ,10U.0 ,
BrtHl throng of Wsltors las! night Is
hard to tell.
Hundreds of men were turned awav
from the hotels nnd tn throngs were
many who bad been promised leserva-
tions
At the lVnn-IIanls more than 100
Phlladelphlans slept on cots that were
placid In the grand li.tlltoom, and at
the V. At. t' A Auditorium another
batch of veent-fHe taught
little
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I'latcrtMl oigatilz.it ions came to bat
in the small hours of the morning and
managed to find nuarters for late ar-
rivals In llntrlsbJrg homes,
neinie eiaj .ignt ninny
tlefnie dn light many of the Iovhi
Spioul rooms were out of bed, nnd
shortly nf'er the breakfast houi lustltd
up the l,and These have been p.irad-
tug tile streets for three hours nnd
whooping things up for e,-rbodv nnd
ev el thing lonnected with the Itepub-
liean party.
ou will be a thoroughbred there,' con-
ciiuiea tne Lieutenant uoveruor
Senator Be!illcm.in, nfier handing up
his resignation, also spoke br!cfl.
Llltle huslnes was transacted by the
two branches. The House adjourned
within twenty minutes nfter It recon
vened A resolution Introduced bv repre
sentative Brady, of Philadelphia to give
soldiers and ha Horn pay lor a period or
three months nfter their discharge from
the service was adopted nnd went to the
Senate, which took similar action
Governor-elect Sproul and Represen
tative YV. T. P.amse.v, of Chester, were
reelpien's of huge bouquets of roses
from th" Saturday Night Club, of Ches
ter. llriti'h Minister"! Made Pecr
London, Jnn 21. Announcement
Is made that thteo members of
the new mlnlstr. In occoulance
with the announcement mtido nt the
time the mlnlstr woh funned, have
been elevated tn tile peeingc They
are U. E. Protlicto. Secretnry of Agil
culture; Andievv Weir, Minister of
Munitions, and S. 1'. Slnha, Undersec
retary for India.
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Presents From 1'riemU
Ity ii Staff ( orrr ipoiliritr
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(iocrnor iMuard'i:. iieidieman whs the
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tlon. Auditor lieiieral Charles A. Sny-
dr and State Treasurer Harmon At
Unfair Competition
MOTHERS with pancake-making rep
utations, be wary! When John's
wife offers you a plate of pancakes, don't
draw comparison's before you taste them.
They may be Tecost Then they'll
have a different, tantalizing flavor which
even your good old-fashioned pancakes
could not equal.
it'l in th flour
Free Mrs. Ida C. Bailey Allen's
Recipe Book. Write for it.
PANCAKE FLOUR
THE EKENBERG CO., Crisp Ave., Cortland, N. Y.
1.. C. WIIITI., Itrprr'rnlitiir. Ilfrtrl III1., I'hiUdilplila fa
masssEs&ssEsss&ssmmss&m',
Be Sure
HE
sealed package
with wrigleys upon
it is a guarantee of
quality.
The largest chewing-gum
factories in the world
the largest selling gum in
the world: that is what
WRIGLEYS means.
SEALED TIGHT -KEPT RIGHT
TheFFlawprtift
K'l''' Ke.Wiite.1 him with a jrold watch
enijriiveU with lilt Initials. Friends at
the "Hatchery," a Hamsburg group, sent
him a gold chain and pencil. Franklin
Sudhain piesented him with it stick pin
uml Sheriff V W. Caldwell, llecorder
James II. l-ntz and rrothonotary
Charles I:, l'ass, Dauphin County nm
clals, nnd nmoi'g his oldest friends sent
him n handsome set of china.
Auditor General Snder nnd Treasurer
Kepharl presented lloernor Sproul with
n stick pin with a, sapphire center, sur
rounded with rubles and diamonds.
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