ssWiTS , 4CTKH1M 'V.-jr' & W HaaYM IK-v rhqKet te Explain 'What Mtans by Muddle in Harrisburg' iflGES MUD -SLINGING B& ..TT"." .... ..... Mi rreti 'isyier rusey, cumr 1 the Alter Campaign Committee, i eametly .isncet te the contest for uirSTJK a. iin nut iu in. nit" viM.f,t.- I alarltles nt Harrlburg. ".in nnrrlnltT Interesting in the Kgf tlic latest disclosures by Auditor r l.evvis te tne cncci mm me kJCTtasury In April of last year li'sin annnrent cash shortage of Jfcan $2.-1,000. I Colonel Pttsey proceeds te Ret i J .,. a LI .1.. !..., .unurr cue ireuncca ui wiv umiv arer. who nt the time of the nl- '"liad '.shortage win Hiirmei. Kcphait. rJ.iSl'.'whe Id new one of the leadline Al- )f4aa awntif., I In ntililni. t tltn flnvpe COMEDY ROLE t ik can run the State Treasurer s of- ' ?iee, which is nu elective office. ifHJi i. i , i ...i. .. $$l;het 1ns already answered tnls by JiiWektlnf that ns (.nvorne.' he would 'lirasaM ii thorough examination of tile rjfjflMiiMa of the State and keen a check &&1& th'm'- eYen.,theM?Jl tw',M,1,ft"-vi tl'u L'A'dfces of Auditor General and Mnte iTrwsurer are Independent of the othre f.'Gdvcrner. Piuev'n Statement (oienci 1'usey siaieim-iu imni-i - a -. ( It t ! . . . M "Miv Plnchet, jeu have been geln '(Ji np and down the State charging Iii uii rt'Chideflnlte wav all kinds of criminal of- W?' . T ... . , ... .1.- fcyi, raises, irregularities, ami errors m me E.v'Sjfalrs of l'ennsjlvnnlH. jVvij "We nre new In the hist wed; of tl." ?ii nnnicn. ic ! time the people efipnit of the shoulder, nnntlmr ihninpii fPrtnsyrvanla 1 nsvlvanln knew u nether uur weids V.'llut true, or whether you 'ire Just .1 .'iJ7,BOinicui ueinageguc ami inuer. iiy -v. i m, . ---- - . - tii 1'iMi i you rnr out ?euviai'cs: nj v,O0B t ou Rlv accurate fact and hg j'ures, based en nccurate kuewlciUe and 'Information, of the things ou can i;..U.l.E.. ...... ...... I. '1. .1. U... .1. ' . . ... enifir? Wliv ilen't nn nil nn? pnrds fkf ',W the tabic se the people can see uh-r iTetner you nave n rcai ucck or uie ?.tsily bluffing? tii&i Cut out the manufactured stuff, tee i'rVnaid-fer iirnnncnudu and nelsen run FfwKSff nnd tell tlm people what ou knew, fs'ju any ttung, or the- nuitirs of the gov gev C.'Fvlf"',ntment In rennijlvania. Tell us what t:!fv ou have lenrncd or knew of rennsyl- bUATMig. irem uie eriei nun ec'a'cnui r. 3Yt r ;, .... .. .... ... .- . riS,iTllt Mm Ii.tv.. mnile In the Kl.nl. In ' Vr the last nine years. .Vs , "ie you Knew et an wrong doing ITecillarltr or embezzlement in ut.v ' ;-H" w administrative branch of ' vlt Hfflr ffnvernnipnr. nfhrr thnit vt.nt SJi. .i.-v.-j;.. t ,.. ;;.V ; .:..- yTi bSiu a. nu "ti,i 11.111 u tU lurledlcti overner of l-ennsjlvauln for the children b Ulrec or of Health Verhnps the keenest InteieM was In oil or control.' t urblish nnd the irons lnnnncnmnn .. ... ii-., ..i !...,. ..i.... if vJpiiSJ'De jeu kin )w which nre the execu- Yesterday Fred Hradna. the eues- I "Ka.Vlv '." of the d'eerge H." ey- i strut Ire blanches of the , trinn fliroetnr. vlif..d t ... ii..nini i . !....' ' ........ ,... .,.. .i.i fff.'iUTe or aaui n itftwDvcnuupnt ro.simnsieie te ino.iev- 'WW" uu )u unu-iu, lu'irereiMiev .?"i i ; T.. . -.. i . . IT i i W.awer. you an hone te run the l.ecl- i :twr. tl,nSt..n'r,krn'u ,,.,n. I ! Auditor (ienernl's department, tee 't -s.;Dtpartnient of Internal AITnirx and 3,ttier elective office of our State gev- F.a?aBient. chosen bv the ncntilc? ... r . . ';if., ir...- u r . -.. .. !.;: :::: v' "". V -.M j. iv nil.,.., ui r.VII lltUl. f.en.v graft, irresulnritv. imnrnnLr 'liil.,. . .,..-...... .:. '.!. W-Wkh any State contract or the expen- . ..'Drdliun. nt !... l ... ' ,""'i "". amir muni' in any ue TZJml Mitment snve a our own? it-,.T . . --.."-- 5frv 'Take reads, healtl ines. banking, taaurance. ceustnbulnn. k'Wtirare any of them , aa . nEncuiiurc. Sir. Plnchet. sMw people are tired of veur inini.sltn? n,,- -- ........ lc&k?mP' JLi,r """l 'acts, u you nave tliem. , ?iherwlse you may expect the people, Etsfjt they will, te silence yen en Slav 10. I ' Wx.m rtn.- ... ,! . . " frwi" "uve i." un constructive policy el ' f.Mri'aOTernnicnt '! Yeu have net mill us." nl. KPlKl iti . . .- .i Pitheujh you have, in a geneial way. hAt. TV " w vu.... fc... ... ... ii. iui . Ol ww uie commishien appointed by lioverner 5,i5li8preul te consider nnd rcmmuiend frt Jaeeded lmpfevements in State n.lminu- maarmuen. tT m IS cn J0"r nuslne--.. pre- $it fcaaleiial or gnvurnmentul eprik'uce. ,!Atlde of your interest in feutiyV rVfiOU ceiuplnlii of cxtinvncuncrs nnd .il. Jry, grubs and yet your own Depart V.went .of Terestry leads all ether de flWvPartmeiits m the proportion of increase. hfw?' Ml'Pndltures nml you personally XJ?nented by a SIIOOO salary grab. i'.ffi '"where wen'. I you eeoneiiiic? (Jive !" the detnils. If you have a program. )V1hat recomendntiens would you mak- W your nrsi invsn-v te the Legisla- (5'ii! ou miv your are henest: well. BKA.jan't most men hene-t? iW r" 'oige I.. Alter as honorable, wwaness an-l nb'e as you aie? In fact vi?lMnt lie fnr lifOfrtH fmli.tw..! 1... t..... I. irf.''de, expcrlen'e. temnernmenr. nidi;- feAtment and common sense te be fioveiuer Sgi rennsynnnia than you are?" &T0 SETTLE HOSPITAL SITE i,A ihrine Institution for Cripples May ejPsfic. D .... v ar , &e 011 oeuicvara JWV.iThe new Shrine hospital for mppled "j'iehlldren wl'l be le n.eil nirlnu- ,,, ,i JfS;H5lloeSfvelt Ileuleinrd or in the sub f' S;Thla niineunceinent was made tmlef l .,f, I in' Will IM'IUIIl.'K, who said tin JW5IBB niaucr in locniieu wiui'il De tlireh( 1 Bt7 SMt nnn" '',' " "csicrn in. eting of die AOrder. .Neble, of the .h(. Slulne. te jfcfne:u in reri nun. ure.. next uientn M'jFlve nf the ten hospitals te be built If tha S'lriiiers throughout the country a new In ceure of eoustni.'tlen In St tuwIn, tit. Pnul, Shrevepiiit. Jlentre.r 1,bhmi nan t run' 1 sen. Vw rnuiiui .11 in. in-neii uere al 11 i in urariy nan a iiiniieii dollars will tain ctchty b"ds for crlpnled 1 hlldien will n'-e lime an extensive out- rr.it iieniirimenl. if '.u i L i.:--fii....-.-. -.r.. SOVIhl CHAHUtS SHY PI OT t u.51. . Iff of General Wrangel In Bul garia ia Accusea I. Uulgnrla. Slay 10. (IU A. I lie .1 M-evon of a widespread ege organ tlen. directed bi tn 01 Uie -t.i't of (ieneial Wrnu- fBrtner. nn l-I..nM,cvik leader in, UUssta, 1.. announced by the pe- TiThe nrgaiilaatlen. they derl.ue. was ueinti) keen track of all the liu- !, peyltt (ioveriiment s iiuentH in aula, fteei'.i Kiissian ulliiers have :rr.stel. "0 s iinmiiicriuetit lins drawn out ex. mm ur belief frejn inuiiy quaiter.i ihe vtinvijrnuieuh Is brlimlng the wiiii 11 view 10 tirtviii-s from I these seidleus of (ieneial IV urmy new in the count.'-. ' -,--k- r J; te Halt Picture Bride Floed fe.U. Slav 10. . I.iternev toxin rent down tlie Incoming Heed of ; picture D-I.ies iy lit lenst 10 i i ue pui iniii meet neie rawnrdliiK te It. I., Ha'sev, r. ricture brides twatl at the rate f ' ,lfrMi feW j 0 in Nearby Counties , Don't think for a minute thnt In terest In tin' reugh-nnd-tuniblc of next Tuesday's election It tense en y In riilladelpliln and Pittsburgh. Tlie political temperature li run ning high In the counties herdcrlii; Philadelphia, ntiil local candidates nt-e making n het battle for various office. Tomorrow the Kvesine Pi'iit.ie IiKlteKti will present the Munitien in .Montgomery County. Friday Uueks County will he tnken tip, nnd Sat urday there will be a review of eon een eon dltiens In Delaware nnd Chester Counties. I STUDENT SHOT WHEN HE DEMANDS APOLOGY TO WIFE Overseas Veteran Killed While Es corting Classmate te His Heme Stillwater. Ohl.i.. .May 10. Ileckham Cobb, twenty-three jeurs old. u student at the Oklahoma AKi'lciiltural and Mo Me cha nleal College here, was shot and killed jti.t outside the campus yesterday by Karl (Iorden, twenty-live, another' student, whom he wns escorting te his home nt the point of n revolver, te de- I mnnd an apology te his pretty young, wife for an nlli'cecl Insult edered by (Sordeii. Heth Cobb nnd Corden served "onion, netn ieuu nnu (iorden served !n ,.,,, ,lrmv ,,llr,. tni, w ,,,, hclng ninlltnei nt tlie college by the I.,,,...,.,. n.mf ,i.,,i.,- .i, ...,. 1......1 .., iu- , Cior.len Is held In jail pending an ,,etlgatlen. but no charge's had been nn agninst him. liertie Sue Cobb. olEliteon-tear old i " "l ' '''" 'cinren nim incur nun ..If.. ..e . .1-1. i.i , . . ... .. . I --" flll- Hfl V 1IIF IIVMI lllV ll'l "II tile street .-mil HiMiIted her. She bad' I '"''I ',f',' husband, she said, Heeeiitl, she iald. (Soid'en followed ' her Inte a motion-picture house and. ! si.nteii himself ln.!,le iir i.e (,,.. I mutely iert, sue said. All three of Corden'- bulle ' effect. One passed through tin ... . .. V. " v I Is took j n npehl' I tin. neck te tie rli-hi nt )w rlirnnt n.,,1 i the third entered lm hrMe-n nf he ! . .. -,v .....,, .-t .... . i i.ie ami rnugeu uewnwnril. 1 lie palinn of both hands weie pierced, indicatlne. it was miM, that Cobb threw up his hands te protect himself. (Sorilen did net make a detailed state ment. "Cobb was ufter me." he said. CIRCUS GOING TO GIVE SPECIAL HOSPITAL SHOW Regular Ring Will Be Put In Place1 for Child Patients tomorrow morning child patients at v.iiiii imiitiu-. iii tleneral Hospital, ine str,.e n.wl u . . r,Pts; "" n51 the Philadelphia (ieneral Thirty-fourth and I man as are able te be carried frnm the nearby Chlldreirs and t'nlvervitv Musiiitelx will he treati-d in n til.f ..V the Itingling Hrethers and Itanium ISmlnr iirnnu Vi.l' ..." .... . (lecnlca that it was poss 1) e te oreet regular circus ring with weed curbs and , . ;""" wvii i uiijs nnu almost overvi h in? ,. se n tl,,. ...,,, ,. ,.,i i i.....: ":i...r.i.i "";"-:.'"'.'."." perfermeis will be taken in meter bu grounds. There wl sses from the circus ill he nrllMtM tf ,iH..f are known as "children's acts" clowns. finnnuts m-rniviru nn.t .... .. n...i .. " .........,.. , ,,,,,. -,, ..... mm ,i mill ltude of bears. menkcNs. nnnieu n,l . . nr-nr- n. ... . ft-aiif r hiQ hS l-ll-HI- ' Ti ... i "rcc women rrem rrance. tna- i land and Germany Are Entertained Three women delegates for Europe ar- ... ...::".:.;-"-.;" ""i'- ru;" '" ''"" "'Piita tills morning in) iiicir lour ei tins country in eelinlt et tne women's international League for Peace and Freedom. They nre Sli-s (Jertrude Hear, tier- ! . .. many : .mho. -i nerese .rneuld, rrance, and .Mrs. ArneL Iloblnsen. rm.liin.1 They were entertained a a luncheon te- ..".. ... .. ........... t v.t.u ... a 1U1IIWU111, and will i leeched by Jlnyer SI lute this afternoon at bis office. During the ten dnys thnt the fei eign visitors will be in Philadelphia and nearby places tney will be the gucs.s of Sirs. Oliver V. I'nvs.ui, Sirs. Flunk D Watsen nnd Sirs. Wllfeid Lewis, of Hnverferd. Killed Bud Ballew J. V. Mi'CURMICK Kenner Texus Hunger and new nn. Ure chief of Wlrhlln Fulls, who beat Iiud lUllew le the draw when the Ulter attempted te resist ar .rest. TN noted "sl.x-gun" man ml alilfffl,ff. fall tZ.. U..II... 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I'nmp (, niu DIH'i inning leimy wihmi the Au li.ir of the IVniisUvanm Se- eiet for the rreentieu of Cruelty te Animals held Its eleventh annual work- into bis biief Inning today when ,"'.'.. " ,. ...I. "'.. unn .1i. t .. .... ,. -i e.. .... . ",1"1, .iVriTi l.llVA into nr i"CreiiPs . ,'nnil clashes, nnu cups awarue.i i.ir uie . . s i .. .i. of the best business lier-e in Philndel ,.i,i Mt-, mmu formidable .omer. ,,hii against nan lornuunnie iimier. ,,... "....... ....,.. r i,i.n..i..i. 'fnce wire m.i . ........... .- pitla staiiies. uur oiem'ii 't iiemu mm- stables. come nrieiisiv from llosten. .ew iers and ether cities. Places of honor in the line wen; .! ... .1... ..1....H l.nH.nd ". 11.11 rl Mini r ." UII1 1" Lll. 1. 1, II I IIU."..-. mere than a iiarter of a centur in the service of Wolf Hrethers. and shortly te be pensioned, was one of mi in. The parade stalled at J:..( at nren.i ef'Tlie's:' p!' a'Ai'r'was 'n.v'r,!. V Krcclnnil KendrlirK. Mnjr Mere. Directors Cave,, and Cortolyeu. :--:, , ,.,, ..tl..l., ... ,. "' ', V'U!U" ;,"Vr . V SI' I ...,., . . . '. ,'"- : ; 'V. -0Xl "' i" "" , The various classes . reiuied out at reli stiect nnd leturneil te the giaml- stand ter judgment. At 4 P. SL the Intercity class will be judscd In Wayne Din-mere, senetarv of the Herse Asso ciation of America. FOREST FIRE EXTINGUISHED Blaze In Seuth New Jersey Con quered When Wind Subsides Cape May. X. .1.. Slay 10. .'fur .111 all-night b.ittl. lighting the new f..ie-i tire whlih broke out east of Itlchhiiid yesteidiiN and burned ever an area of several unit s, the ie-ideiits of wllage. ami turmhaiid- have extingui-hed the blaze which has done tlmu-und- of dol lars' w 01 th of dain.ige. Trainmen nrriving here m ear'y morning fieight tinlu- ,u that when they passed Hlihland shortly aftei mid night the the was at its height, hut tin wind siibsidid Mild the tighter- gaimd the upper hand. WOMEN MAY HEAR HARDING President Invited te Address New Jersey Clubs While at Atlantic City Atlantic City. Slay 10 President Harding has been Invited te -nn be fore the convention of the New .lerscv woman uepubllcan 1 lun- liei mi Krlilnv and S.iturdnv. The c.miuilttie ins extended a lues-ing invitnn 11 through Senater Kdge. who will eun-i- tain the Presldeni ever the week-end at the Senvievv (ielf Club. Senateis Kielinghuysen and IMge V. C. Stekes, chairman of tlie State lie. public an Committee, and State Sou.iier Wtlllam .N Itiiiiyen. HepublUaii u'Uli.r u'Uli.r liatertnl aspiriuit, will be speakeis 1.' the eenvi niimi CANDIDATES ARE HEARD Women of Merlen Listen te Vete Pleas of Officeseekers Women of Mellen met at llreen Hid I'linn- Hetel, Overbroek. this fierne. ,1 and heard aspirants fur the I.egl-lnturi . Mrs. Heiiiiaii SchwiirLt. et Wynne. vvoeil presided. Speaker- included Hen jiimiii II Dudlnw, Aidni.ne, and Wn'ter 1 lilies, ltala-Cyuwyd. Republicans an I 11l011 t; Wcii'erl. .artiertli. Deme- erat who seen nominations' te Mm lower house. Alse I'let.'her W Stite-, of .V111I11 lib. Republican, and llrvvln W. Pelis. of I'etiusbuig. Denieerat, who seek nomination te the Slate Semite-. RAIL MEN MAY AID MINERS Proposal te Give Strikers $50,000 a Menth Laid Before Convention Housten. Te.. Mav 10 - 1 Ilv A P 1 A motion that the Interniiilnual llrnthorheAil of Loceiuotiivi' I'iremen and llnuiui'inen, new In 1 onventien here, contribute S.'li.CIIO a uieiith te the I lilted .Mine Weikers of America, eac cieh 'M. ninntli during the continuum e of strike, was leade from the fioer 1 plaeeil in the bauds of a special com- lllllttee, it wiik learned today SON ATTACKS WILL ,,, , .,,. ,. l.dvvnrd lleth. of cnenah. today filed 11 caveat 11 the Caiiielei, County Court ignliiil the will ,,f ls father. .Max lleth. 11 ( aiae en saloeiikeeper. who died several months age, The elder Keih left his entire entitle, value at ?:!e,00() 10 is.fli.vnni, 10 nis viircl wile. The son nssrrts his father urine III (Vm.. .1..... Il.n". ...1 i. ..v '." "i"' iiiunsm wen. mcj win wns made, MERE WORK HORS STUDY N HnWt3.FE vf ri' rt'r'' T vgugmmtjimB)aAiiifgmm!qi Here at Explosion JOSEPH YEAOEIl Who helped rescue u legless crip ple trapped by flames at 1000 East Sleynmenslng avenue y-r ' n iCl'lDOle SdVed ' - at Still Blast tenlluur.l from Pace One ,.. from t, ler lnuew .s they rt they .aw Sirs. .,,dred run from i neusc, carrjinR Tier luiinivu, ir lowed 6, her husband. ..., dis-.p- ... . . riprirf.fl mill hnit. .inr tmnn lnt.nlpfl vhlir. " .--. ijiilim ni.d Hewie- ran te the toef, i ni.d Yonser went into the front room 011 the fnt Heur .vhere Sti 1 . s found, trying te crawl te tne deer. Stiniiss was enrried out by V'lger. I p en the third lioer Hewies and (Juitiii found their way barred by a l... 1 .i ... mm... r...... 1........ TI1..1 n.,nr...,l inilrm. threw the -11-I1 i down Meed upon tlie top of the sash mwi t.Miin.1 theiM-i.tinv m th.. i.ief Thm. ..... . .... .... ... .! 1. i.'iiinn noete.i u.iwics 111 111 ru ne ceui.i . . . .. .... ... . i. . raW t irons I me neie in r.e uurniilK ..,.. i..iT. .1, n.i,.i ,!,. ,.,i enteiel through the deer, which Hewies niiMititil fnr iilm. I Mir I IJIIIIIU UIVII i ItlllULU i'"ll mill i" ...... - Thc room and loef weie abl.ue. Tak- ing nu iron bucket, whiih liad con cen tiilne I ciniii. the men lill.d it fiem .1 water tap, and began lighting the fire. 'In.. M.in.ige.l te 1 online it te the tear portion of the house until the titenii n i.jruen 111 inr iiiiu-t- uiiiii 1111- uifiii 11 arrived in response te a belated alaun. lile Still in Itoem I he s,,H in the loom was of hiiv snllen iniiaclt.v. In the mom also were fifteen bin 1 els of niah. The liquor from the still had run out and et'ie.l down thnnigh the entile house. Strau-s told t he poliie neither he nor . 1 I ' f.imll V Lnntf 01 tne existence e the .liiff llrt nk.,rl.,.l llie iiimni. Hn,.. I, ml In en looted by a man giving the name nf Ma Cehen, who had lepreseiue.l hlm-elf te be 11 traveling salesman 1 in- .-.iuiis niiiiri- 1- 11111.1 mi. 111, .cur. trmii the Second and Christian --ti "t- peine station REPUBLICANS PLAN SPEEDY PASSING OF SHIP SUBSIDY President Reported in Faver of Mak ing BUI a Party Matter Washington. Slay 10 - 1 Hi A P 1 Plans te obtain passuge at the pies nt se. slop, if possible, of the Adnunistl.i Adnunistl.i t.en Ship Subsidy Hill wen- laid ted.iy in Republican members et th. Seneh . Cetnniei ce mid Heuse .Merchant .Marine Committees, Informal agreement te work te this end was 1 en. hed by the Republican coin cein coin niltteeuieii lit the urging of Piesldent Harding in a White lIeiie ceiiferenci Inst night. Hie President in declaring that the Adinlnistintlnn was wholeheartedly and nnu serveiuy ncninii tne 0111 was sani te have eprer.sed tin' view that if neces mii the uicasiile liiiillil be hnudleil in Ceugre.s as a p.uty nmller. Ac. eidlng te the vote at a parly .in ference en the ipie.stien of supporting the measure, many of the majority membi'is of tile Hems' vveie piep.iieil te iein a solid Demoerillic oppeslou in the vote scheduled today en the ir-eliu lien niillieriztng 11 .S.",0IM),(l(lll Inau te ,1... !....!. 11.. ..t 1 llm.lll lt.....l.ll..nn ...,lie-u n...,.ll I, ' ,.n,,. 1 ,., II...I 1,... ..1-1 I'...,. ..r.,... ..... ,UP, lllWlll l i.i i. 11 l...l.,.i .11 Id., tni- 'in mleptl. a ,.' . , 1 urn favoring the pending lean reselu tien, after ('hulnuiiii Kerdiiey, of the Way, anel Sloans Committee, had iiirf.-.l i Uepubllcan suppet. for .,. I Prof. Bering Gees te Harvard 1 Cniliblldee. .Mass.. Slay 10. Prof. ssESHassLBHsisV I aUBBnlBRJaB??l!SSBBK BKJBBsBVBBaflaaPQfl BSBaar" 'Rl&rSvQsai ! '' ' 1 I 4 r'-' I mmmmmmsmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJi b-ehvln (1 Heling, of t lark I niversiiy , 1 Mis. Sarah Morceny. mother nf '"ll1 ,'"me "' ,,ll,,v,,r'1 "'V "Utiiiini iischar'esSlosee,,.v. well known In sport - 1 associate professor of psycho'egy. Prof. I Ins ciii'lcs, died vesteidav al her L. , Hering Is thirty-live yenis old. He i:t:tr, Seuth Sixth street" , I e- e." giaduated from Cernell in IlH).',, toel: ilrth ycai . She had bee 1 a widmv (,,, the degree of muster of arts In Hip.'. ,,e last twenty -seven vinrn Se w I mid of doctor of phil isephy In 11)1-1 ill th" huine university, unil remultied there an instructor In psychology until HUH, During the war he served as captuln ill the psychological nervlca of the army, shown exploded. The hole blown In explosion and lias fnllccl te return. AMERICANS TO SIT ON CHINESE BOARDS Prevision Made for U. S. Rep resentation en Tariff and Judicial Commissions CONFEREES IN AGREEMENT i n.v the Associated I'ress Washington, May 10. Prevision for American representation upon two In ternatienal coinmi-slens created nt the Arms Conference Is made under an agreement reported today between Sen ate nnd Heuse conferees en the an nual appropriation bill for the State and .lust !co Departmen.s. Meuse ceiiierees ueccpieii tjennte complete liis agreeinent te take ever urcgen, aim rrrar, m i emn-n -nmendinents appropriating funds for the business. He declared thnt Stene- Mited against It In commlttee. along 'American deleen.es m .he cnm,lKinns haine was ..impelled te. thieaten Dier yith the entire Demeeratlcn.embersilp te consider rM.m of the Chinese tar- . .. ---;- - i no iieuse managcr.s also accepted a "'"'in' amendment increasing tlie State , Department's confidential fund fieni $100,000 te S400.000 This! had been requested urgently by Scire- tnry Hughes. Spni ,t,n.,n, I.- i i emercotiev . .."...i ,',,,. V '. , "' " ""I T r "YZS: .... ." ...... ...uii ..- -".. ....... ..iK ....-. iu. 1 1- . Ml I'll I ntnnii.,liiii kliiil...u. 1nr. ..n.l. '" iiuiineiai co-epcraiinn nnu propos- Ing te terminate its work within a year , W11S opposed by the IIollse mill limillv system lueli I II- erndnn nbells imeMM ss nve ",ent,,s ,tmKe'- l,mn he wished ' for solid itepiiniicnn support i. r in. of ixtrn.lrrrterlnl r nbelisbment ,)(1(,nus0 of ,,, ,ax . en tjc ((f ,,, nP,r,.M.1Iln,u v (;linier. et Texas. Anether " v , Lnt .,,. " te take ever the business. Sir. , ranking Demecint. In cl.urge of the l.v the Heuse wnfXi annwnrinrri ,!em,-v am "" that Stoneham fight, declared the Democrats would vote 'ennn r. L Mi Z mmX1 v f. r.2 retained possestlen of securities vnlued selldlj ngainst it. rmmiinn R " ?.-.,:Oo!eOO until Dler made geed and ' In urging pa.ssage of the resolution .iioinissien. I ilmt Str.nt.li.irn tieil rrpeli. .1 nlmnr Knerulnrv llnrjlieH informed the null' in iiiiii iii s iv ! iiiiii'Hii uiincini (T -..-I -. ....!.. !. rl.f J...1i1 elinilnated. the Semite managers yield- as the manager of Dier's Hngerstewn by the old premise, that the money was "K- 1 office and was raised te SS."i. "I couldn't gieatly needed te relieve londitleiis a: Deadlocks en several amendments ie- get delivery of stocks bought by ray cus- ' home 'and thnt It was time for Con sulted In the conference. Among these, temeis," he told the referee, "and I gie-s te let foreign nations knew that which aie te be returned te the Heuse , was iilse in doubt after Colonel Hughes it wiw no longer willing le play "the tir turn! disposition, wi the Senate I lr i-Imi for recognition of Lgypt nnd, Jl'PeIntm.'iit of an Ameilenii .Minister, ' Heuso conferees contended t hat this U.u limi ln.,1aln,1..i, nt. .... n.,......nn . !.. -; .mm. iiiiiiiiuii nun. inn uiiii.i, .....ii. ....... ... i. ...i , "... ....... i. m- Unvu before the Heuse. ,, Amenijnien,s iu.je.u.( iii, n...n.,.i.M.i... i .. .i . Hou-e include prevision for the fifth Pan Amei I. mii Confei once at Snnthiir. i vi ii ii it-ii u iii i'ii i n 1 1' i ii ru imi lit tin i line rer American repre-entntien en tin- International Hydregrnphic Cem- inissinn. the Internatieiml lonfereiico en n,,,-!,,,,, i... e,,,l ,u i',,,,iJti,,. . "" l "n 'i' VaI "I ' C. "" 'i, i"", f"' ilovi-ien of war Laws, the latter pre- posed nt the Anns Confcience. isi i 1 1 0 , ' '"' !".1''"" ""'f''";'"' receded fiem ie. , int. timis 111 appinpiiutleiis for ihc In- lornatleiml Instlriite of Agricultiiie at Unme and the Hntish Claims Ceminls. Men. A conipremiso was 1 cached lie. '"W-n no cenirrec's ler entiiiutiiici. of fill IelL 11 .f lllWlll 1 llfinlwl..... II.... .....-..-........ nuiui.i 1 0111- llllsslOll - Te Dedicate Memerial Trees Washington, Slay 10. (Hy A. P. 1 lueiltv- vi 111 OS et iiieninr n 1 1 ,.. Mil Yolk. Pa. will he dedicated Mm. :'..i I The American Pere-try Association an- noun, ed today that 'Charles Liithre.i ae.. lis iiie.deiii. nu n,i.f.ii...i ,i.. inwritlen n be th- speaker al the dedl- catimi Deaths of a Day Hnrry H. Rice Hmry II Uie... a vvide'v known r.r.i e-tate man. clle, last night at his home, 1 2l Overbroek tcrr.iie, Colllngsweod', N. .1. lie wa- fifty. seven years old, and had been Mel, for -eveinl months ' Sir. Rice n one of the organl.ers and presid. nl of the Knight Park Hulld- lug and Lean .Wo-hiilen l, HK member of the Artisans Older of Mn. . tuni rriiieeiinn, tne ranid- en I.rwl.?.. r.f I'll.u ...,,i ,. ! 1.... i 1 .V u nri i.miiic 1 11.. KmiimIviiI In .1 1,1,1,,,, .. ..... . ..1.11.1 mi... .... .... . ..'"" I I'ltl.ll. ftl. I lie lill.rilll sr' j CS W held ill his home Kii.lav nicht. cf I,, Saturday, nerning the I vv. The taken both sides nf the Lincoln Hitrhwiiy iie.n'kiiew that the tirm had su. i-c-sfully , 1 .... 1 T' "'""" "'",: helc-icmeis. Sl.attnn also admitted that was bem and vvhe.e Interment win be I ,lc. ivielav before the failure he had. """"' I nt the ri'epicst of the empleyes of the Mm Berth-i srh.llr,.l,.M. Philadelphia oflice, eiigiigeel an nttemey Mrs. Bertha Schellcchmldt tll ,nk uf.r ttlP U.n.,t of ,lt. (m'. .iirs. iieiiiia .-.caeiiwiiinidi. ue known III matinee miisie.il eir.lc... ,ie, ' SIOWUI) lllerillllg lit the &. k r,. 'ffi a':r: histcr. Sir Slliei. .virte c-l ueilscnill lit was 1. mnn,. K. "f ": """'- MiiM.-al .Club, of Hit iniinpells, ami was iiolec ( I,.,,. ski 1 ii" a violinist. She came he re a ,T . i -,,'' .TV;r V'.i' .. .1 ft """ft.'" fl 'ft liidiaiin polls. Mrs. Sarah Mosceny active nlmeht te the time of lice ,I,.,ui, Slis, .Mosceny was born In llnglaiui. .lauuarv -."j. 18.'l.. Funeial services will take place Friday morning. In terment will Im hi Hety Cress Cemetery, Dier Creditors May Take Court Action for $2,400,000 Al leged te Be Due WARNED AGAINST ACTION Charles A. Stnncham ewes the creditor of B. D. Pier & Ce. $2.-100,- 000, nnd I am going te make him pny in full If 1 have le drag him Inte United States Court te dlpgeige," declared D. V. nittmenthnl, attorney representing creditors of the defunct Dicr concern, niumcnthal was emphatic today in his declaration thnt Stoneham net only was, a Hllent and very much IntercMcd part ner In the Dler company, bu olse charireK lint he bad Inside Information of the insolvency of the company at the time Stoneham bought back securities , valued at ?!,'.-IOO,0()0. However. Artnur fJ. Hays, attorney representing the re ceivers, does net held out any such hope of recovery. Mr. Hays said he understands that the customers' interest In these sectnl ties ntnounted te about $800,000 nnd thnt Stoneham owned the bnlnnce out right nnd, furthermore. Mr. Hays Is net anxious te enter Inte litigation te re cover, taking the stand that the return or siHin.uue by Htenetinm eiumnriiy would be of mere interest te the cred iters tlinn n court bnttle that may end in less of eveijthlng. Stoneham's pait In the Dler fnlluie was the principal topic nt the hearing before Ueferee in Hntikruptcy Seaman Miller, at Ne. - Hecter street, New Tork, jesterdny. Kvcrynne seemed te he bent en trjing te show Stoneham's actual connection with the defunct firm. Siles K. Dubbel, formerly manager of the Dler branch house in Hngerstewn, Sid., was sure that William II. Strat Strat ten, supervisor of branch offices for Dler, hnd told him that Stoneham put money Inte the Dler Company nnd had assumed a silent pnitncridilp. That was denied by Htratten. who declared that he had never told Sit. Dubbel or iinjene eUe that Stoneham was a partner, although he admitted he hnd told Dubbel thnt be understood Dler was abuuilautl supplied with funds, and that the firm had withstood a run of $1,000,000 at the time Colonel llenry D. I Inches was expelled from the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Denied Stenchnni Connection I.ee .T. ltendy, Stniichnm'H counsel, was also n witness before the referee. Pendy's testimony sought te show thnt Mejiciiam had absolutely milium? te de I with (ill! Lr.vv i.iiiunnny, dim initi tiic taking ever of the Stoneham customers by Dler was a plain business truus'ic truus'ic tlen. Sir. Ilendy lelnted the difficulty that Stenehnm cxperlei.i-cd having Dler . . - ....tlnn nu.l n jn t 1, n Wnlln. ,"'" "' ' " .7" . ; . "'. " " I uuui ,u v.iyiin.viiL.i ii, i'iiiuiii ill UI191- SL'3.000 in dividends from the retained .securities, which should hn ls cone te the ,.imfniner nwmru? t hnn "There is net one word of truth In the statement thnt Charles A. Stene- lima is or was In any wny connected ith the firm of E. D. Dier & Ce.," declared Ilendy. "Sir. Stoneham ?'Z ?'0,1.?,LL-J' ?. !?' niVll.MllU, .11111 I.rillUIIU Oil., IIIL'IIL U' MP i-uriiies m uc luriicu ever wiin ine BUBI- !n. u. . . I .. ..i. .1. . ne.ss. nP held nn te these securities until Dier made geed." Dllhhel mill he .tnrlnil nl ST.". n u haL was expelicd fiem the exchange. I sent a letter te the firm nskinjr assur ances thnt they were ). K. because my customers were panicky, and In re- t,,.Ln I.. ..,. 1, .,,... l'lll...... IT k,. . "r-." " ..... ..i.vi .. ...nuii u, .-juiii- ..... .,.,. n.inii in.. ii... ........ ,.. ir ."-. .! - ...... '" i'"i ;u ihiki -i-- town and net. en v tn h me t hni s!t..nf.. " . . . T - " ..v .vn.i. k'nnii rninr n tin niiuinhimu i ... .ii .. : ., , J ' Hratids htnlement False Stratton, who is a mnn of about ..Uiv i.,hl tint.hiii t.n 1....1 ..... ...1.1 ,. n tliinir mul (.inrni.tei.i.i ....1. n , " , ........ .u ""' '"- nl"! h'-enu-e he had no reason te knew of stub 11 hnnneniii" ' ..s ' " , " ,, "jjn ersmvn n.,,1 OHM, I Willi ill , I MOW II IIIHI ,ni((, te Sir. Dubbel." admitted Strat- j ten te the refeiee. "I went there In response te his letter asking for n.sur- ances as te the -tahilltv of Dler Jc Ce. ! iimnir . nm..i,i , iii,i,i i, i. formation that was jjiven me bv Dec '.s. . . r . . uici, 1 told nun I had every reason ite believe Dier A. ( e. were stteng I financially and that Dubbel, like the etheis, should believe in the integrity of the iii m Of course, I had been ns' 1 .... ,..1 r.t i.n 1. . ..... ... ...in. .. 1 1 .. 1. MIIVU u. 111"' mill n ruiuiiii.i, neil 1 JIIMI withstood 11 run of SI. 000.000 fel lowing the expulsion of Hughes fiem the ex. hange. 1 never told Dubbel or unv one else mat MetirJiani was a silent pmti.er. because I never knew he was. Sly business as supervisor of the branch efhee- wns te open them nnd engage mmingers. 1 was net ac.iualntcd with the actual lliian. Inl conditions of the linn. 1 ump'y conveyed Information as It wns si von te me by my superiors." Stratton, who said he started with Hughes & Dier about four years age nt a salary of SllCi a week and had been leceivlng .?2."i0 n week at the time et the crush, also told the referee he wns confident Dler would weather the storm be. aui-e his superiors had told him that Dicr was about te raise ?r.00,. (lOO te avert the failure. 1... .. l. . .1.1 I. 1... 1 . .. niriiiiuii iievi l ne iimii biiiie te .sew -,erk te Inquire as te the delay in de- livery of stock 1111c had been told bv the 'ham had joined the Dier firm nnd put!;.1." " 1 . 1 . ."' , - .1 . in 11 let of money, but he also told the -l,J' , "ns ,l,.lr,Vl ,m'"v , " ""l same thing te m custemeis." ( ''''"'lery HuMness of the city came J'e .ashler that the securities had been pui tie!,!) with luniks as coll.iternl for biniv ......1 ... r..L. ... ...n... i.. .1 ' Ceui.i he'eder, 'a, 'fe w' r le Ite' he neves of tin office. - king lauds edith cavell British Monarch, Visiting Belgium, Likens Martyr te Jean of Arc , ItrusseLs, Slay 10.- (My A. P. 1- I The heroism and self -sa. rltice of 1'ellth1 Cavell were extolled today by Kingl (leerge of (Ircat Britain,' who with, 'Jiicen Slaty and an emclnl entourage l' nere ter 11 suite visit te King Albert and Queen HlUnbeth of the Hejgiaus, The lllltlsll lllllL- laid 11 wiciilh of 1.11. twined Helgian, French nml Hrltlsb 1 lings upon the snot vvheie i:nglanel"s In- licpld mil se, a large number of French mi'i. ami three llelglans weie executed ilurlug the war by the (ieniums. ,s he deposited the wreath King (leorgei suld SIlss Cavell left the werlel nu Im perishable Icfc-aey of ceurnge ami de. 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A sharp pe- lltleal liirbt dcwlepcd tedav In thr Heuse eer the Ferdnry icsolutlen au- therlalng a lean of $."1,000,000 te the I nepublle of Liberia, first mitherl.ed in 101S and uiged new by the Hauling Administration. The measure was taken up under nn agreement for five hours of debate, the Heuse meeting nu hour nhead nf time se as te reach a vote late in the day. The of the Republican members of the Svn.iH and Means lemnilttee wliieli ! reported the resolution Haw ley. of ( l I in 1 1 Pflll n I It'll Tl IM1I1 1 PrPIlrP IIIHI. Ill '.Til I t' "" "'" V m , -, , :l.SI,i1I,,en 111 in... '" ." " ' in tlee that the I'liltcd tSntes wa1 morally and legally bound te keep Its . ..T.lltyntinn mum In Innti Inn nione in view of Liberia's suppeit of the allied cause In the World War. I Cliniiinnn Ferdncy declared the lean 'would be amply scouted, and quoted , from a letter by the President sij mi; "L 'V.1. "raT '!... '11. ' "V rit'lllt III' 1 llll.'.l .--nil,". . .1 ." 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 . nas sienii in tne wey ei iiie kiiimi hi ... .. .. ... .i. f .,... .n... ..r the lean by any oilier nation. Democrats Insisted that the l'ulteil . Mlulf.u nu nnl iimrvilW nr tr!'nllv hiiiiinl lady bountiful for nil asking mil " All Dayton Honors Patterson I ' Dayton. O.. Slay 10. (Hy A. P. 1- . , TI ,, ,. (nl,.i., ,, --.. .101111 ii. iniieisen, leun.ier et the .mi ti,,.,,.! Ciwh Uealsler 'niniiiini ulmilleii ' ,..lenl!' -"w ' mi.isicr i . unpiiiiy . who dun Siiiuiny aboard a train near Alhititl. i omeinri . hhkiiip'.'s nt t in t'lti innin Xnn '''""Ulcte halt iluiing the funeral. Twe thousand school children strewed - ....-.-.,-. .... ., -.m.. Mowers along the leute of the preces sien. - urTIh ' " Kissi.iiri tev u jen.v a kism.i:k ntrft.l h(l lt"iri IiClHtleH ani! frkrhll Hint 1 nlin u.Vt se it r fi a 11 ,V." I all Miclrtlrii ef whMi he .i .1 bitintHi Invlfa le tunerai s.riirH irieiitv, -.10 r M . .11 llll Ute irvliliiice 30JI ,S ll)tn El Incrment rrlVKlt Hi f 1 1 ! 1 Cuneiery DOIIAN' -.Mav 9 ill Mlserlcirill.i Ito.pl Ite.pl Ul. WIl.l.lAVl J Imshuli.t of til Inte'XIiirv A Ijurmi un.l lailicr et .he Jl"i Alvh W llnran In ln sMh ve.u Diir netke (,f funcial (10111 hU lain inldi-nce, 1S.CI Jlas- le.'AMrni:t.I. On Mav n .1 I.I'tU.OW, husband nf l.rtie A Cami'lvll nelatliss anil fr ends Invlte'l te funral crvlca en I'rlJ.iv lit 'J 1' M .it Ma lain rculdence S31'J IlRinllten ft Interment private liKNIU At 2D3II .N'. llenanl nt Mav 7 AUOrSTL'H hunhunrt of Anna Denlc (n-.j Mrt'rtll), HB"1 M IIcIhMmsb nml frlc-n.ls Krc- mvitcil te titieml funeral. I 'rMa j . 7 ae M . rarlT" n' Aucuaie J. Iwitn7 17S Diana t lleiiul'-m mum at Si llnnifncv's Thurch. 10 A. M. Interment Helv Crena 1 pnifttry Vlcwlnir Tliurartav nfter 7 I. il IlUi:.N'NAN May 7. MAltT. widow of rtcrnnnl Jlrennan Itdatlves anil fricndii nlae Sacred Heart Society of Ht. Ann's Church, are Inilied te attend funeial, rrl .lay. S 30 A. .M . from residence, 2.M'.e Tulip t Solemn leciuletn maea St. Aiiu'h Church, 10 A. M. tntei itihu Nvv Cathedral e.Vmie lery. H HI N HOUSE ON LOAN LIBERIA Circlets of Jewels Fer Wedding Rings J. E.CALDWELL & CO. Jewelry - Silver - Stationery Chestnut and Juniper Streets , Mahogany for Wedding Gifts Tea Wagons I'hene Stands Tip-Ten Tables Maguzinc Stands WrigKt,Tyndale & van Reclen. Inc. Reputed the Largest Distributors of High-Grade Dinnerware 1212 Chestnut Street Would Modify Clayten Law te Permit Forming of Super. vised Combinations OBJECT ISv LOWER COSTS My the Associated Press New Yerk. Slay 10. XPW IcilMnti- e remove the uncertulntlcs iffl trnde association activities wn ,," gested by Secret.! rj Hoever In an 25 dresH here today before the NntinnVi Slnnufncturers' Assoclntlen. 'ntlenil "Without entering Inte lesal fni-.. Intlen." Sir. Hoever mW. "' ZZ' tlen Is that there should he nK'l extension te the Clayten Art t ,?! "'" "iiersiiup trade nssoelBtlen, should he permitted te (!e with "em! niinrfitirlnln frni.ii.nii,f.Mini euine plan of their operations and the funn! tlens they propose te carry en. nr,d th' 1 upon approval of such of tliesp f,i ,.. tlens as de net apparently contravene the restraint of tra.le acts, titer im! proceed with their operations. 7 "If, upon complaint, however, eitW of Individuate or the law eflieers of the (Jovernmont. that these functions eh restrain Unde, the right te centlnuj these particular functions shall be sui pended, and, If continued, thev shall hi subject te prosecution. ' w "Associations which de net wish secure this limited Interpretation of th in w, with Its assistance te confidence sheiihl net be rceiulreel te de se. Thev' however, necchsarily assume the job of interpreting the law with the rinks such interpretation entails. Purpose of Ijuv Unchanged "I believe the time has come when we must have some nsslstance from tbs luw, but this does net imply the alter alter ntlen of the purpose of the Restraint of Trade Acts. The legitimate trade til til snelntleiiM possess four important dif ferences from cnpltnl consolidations "First. Their objectives arc simply te lessen production nnd distribution costs or losses, te Increase censiinmii.. of thidr special commodities, te facili tate even and steady supply, te protect their tights in relntlen te ether economic mops. "Second. The above purposes nrenrv.. te the common Interest of a whole trade net a fraction of it. ' "third. The pin poses of these ae. -in t ions de net include control nf net. or profits, production or distribution. reurm. inese associations may be dissolved Instantly without nnv 'fli.. turb'incc of capital or production." Ittislness Advancing Rusiness and trade conditions throughout the I'nited States, as re potted l.y .10,00(1 manufacturers te .lehn i:. IMgerten, president of the National Association of Sliintifncturers, today, show a "stable, sane, definite tiud continuing advnncc." "Ve have net only turned the cor ner," was Sir. t'dgerten's summary of 11 Hirey of the Industry just completed. ' e are new leaving it very far be hind, lliisiness s cm the up sreite In virtually all of the bas-ic industries." The suivey was made bv question questien question tiaiies. answiTs te which w'eie received within the last twenty -four hours, sn thai It icprcsents conditions us of to day. "The grent majority of our basic Irtr elustrics lopert Hint the present trnde Is fair te goed: some say It Is excellent; but only a small pint snv it Is peer," the report continued. "There Is a gen gen eral tenor of bright prospects for the future, and 11 great many of the In dustries net only icpeit that they arc employing mere- men than thev were 11 year age, hut that they are 'lenklnx for 11 still further increase) la their feices when the fall work sets in. Ne Pessimism in Replies "In the icplles there Is an nbselule lack of an expiessu of pessimism, A year age ve were net se fortunately situated. .Many of our Industries were still suffering greatly from the vvnr effects; some of them thought perhaps that they would never be abl.i te get back te net mill. "In the steel Industries today the survey -hevs conditions classed as ex cellent among (! per cent of our mem bership, ''." per cent as geed, f2 per cent as fair nnd 17 per cent as peer. In the textile industry 70 per cent of them lepeut I'onditiens running from fair te excellent and .0 per cent report peer conditions, in the machine anil tool Industry we find SO per cent nf the replies reporting conditions fair te ex cellent nnd the lemiilndcr net se en couraging, "In three Industries where retrench ment is erdlnnrily acutely felt automo biles, jewelry nml leather the showing Is net by any means gloomy, although net se geed ns In ether lines. Frem the automobile trades geed reports are 70 per cent, In jovveliy eO per cent and in leather (10 per cent. "All eif these businesses, from steel te jewelry, repnii prospects for hlf" percentages of increase between new and fall." riUXTRV IILII.IIINfl . IDLKYCIM) l-AUM Juat euialde of WMt .'heater linl-untnr hat. electric lleht. run iilim w liter in ilium, upen all the ea.r. room for 1' adults. Phene Weal Cheater 177 I Mm Themas S. XI ller. Wed Cheater. Pa . 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