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SLAV AND LATIN SONG
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oojoinj!; AiAUNli U11U YLrKILL, JAMMED-HIGH WITH HUGE MASSES OF ICE
and 'Frankford
rLittl Jfiwrneys
iHrfrtferatlon
fJ$ CANT FEEL IT
fi u.
Vt,,CMl fn Sijrht, But it 'Ir
WiyiJ at Cetnpany's
:. ' a
r ,e
ujiko poBLia lunikr reporter
i northbound Fox Chase car on
L'at Jflfth and Chestnut streets.
lesneter stood at about 20
KtaC but before li had reach-
I. avenue he thought he mustj
we ngures wrong, judging
ctd-storage arrangements of
eatfcr ear.
terttr asked the conductor In
n tone: '"Why dant vou turn
feaat In thts carl I was fairly
when I rot on, but now i am
'through ana hare yet quite a.
to to."
U one point turned on." the
aid.
Tenor Gives Third Recital on "De
' velopment of the Sdng" Before
Extension Audience
This Is the week of the Slav,
musically speaking, at any rate. Despite i
the confusion of the political and
martial conditions of Itusala, and Its
kltdred peoples, there Is a unanimity'
of appreciation for he Slavic music, i
sundaes free concert at the Academy
of the Vine Arts waa devoted almost
entirely to rtuMlan choral music and
lasf night the Mendelssohn Club Included
several similar compositions In Its pro
tram, while Nicholas Douty, tenor,
waj dellverlnt a lecture-recital on "The
Bonta of the Latin and the Slav" be.
rore a University Kxtenston Boclety
audience In Wltherapoon Hall. The
recital waa the third of the series on
"The Development of the Song." Mr.
Douty lave the followlnt program:
LATIN- (ITIKNCII)
O lArd. Moat Ho'.- Pranrh
Twlllsht , .Masaenet
Starry Metit ..... Wldor
Mist f ,L Normanit
nutterSlea ,.,.... Chausaon
Moonlight .. rtaure
Merry-so.Kounil Debuany
SLAV mUfWANM-OUSH)
The Kattern 8!at (The Airal... ,nutlntln
Cradle 8ma- , Out
A Wnr.1 From The...,. ItlumenteM
iHf ..rrnu ,,,, uiaxounom-
o Then Plllnwv Harvest .rieM.Itecr.iniiilnnfr
mnnmint ifftM ni hfla
Mat In Ira avnr T ahanld Ilk fft . Russian Polk Hongs t Zlmballsl
ETi... ii Jri fk .?.- Mlo-dclamstlon. O Realm ot Calient.
vw at, cuwu va iYrv,v. i Arenik"
know you are entitled to ktclc about ' Mr. Douty chore his proa-ram of
the conductor answered, "but that
order at the barn this mom
l.f cant turn on any more points.
1 .will sit over there," Indicating a
' part of the car, 'you -will ret
t of what heat there la on."
I reporter did not nee how he could
French music with the Intention
showing the different methods employed
fn rlvlnt to the Latin Mng Its UU
tlnctlve feature, "trace, charm, tact,"
as the recltaltst expressed It. There can
be no question about the lack of depth
of emotion and the almost utter absenca
without removlnt few other i of passion In the wrltlnr of the French
I The opera stuns to be the form fr.r
the expression of the moving; forces
ir from their alleted warmth.
COAIj IX PLENTY
ta thj T TJ T o nhart nf coal n , "' "fiwinn " "e movma Hirers
Jtnfn lV,7V.r. li tabirar. nf'of the l0". There Is little of the'
LtronsT h? asked. 0,lh!rhly dramatic that Is so character-
. they are not short of coal, they "" ' f r'"cl "J? . '.?."" 11" ..
a Mantv of 'coal tf -ou want to see I """a" " '""H- " lainr ro u
?,y l'rSf.''V ?... "". 1 .:.. ually as slmiili as what Is renerally '
wy on inn-tar mu o '".-,,..,, , -,,. ,.fn. .....- ,h ,.
slat avenue, and then you can see
they have coal or not. Tney
- coal when the last strike was
nad and If t know anvthlnc
C K. they have 'enouth coal to last
lor six months, even If they con-
to have this extreme weather."
reporter stayed on tn car, aa
t to see the cost. After seelnt It,
to wonder why everybody was
1 for coal. He went so far as to
for a man .with an exlenaea
sledge of coal to look over their
and 4s testimony connrmeu me
I of the conductor.
ThT. II. T. Is a public utility cor-
Stlon, and should have coai oy an
very fair inaani, dui mere la nu
on why it snouia noi nrai us ura
thV expert further observing that
lnt the publics neaiui was
-slahted fuel-etonomy.
I.Tfce reporter then took Itoute 71 to
ICfosA and strante to say, juuiini
MaVormar exnerlencfs with this
f 'lkte, he caiitht a, nlce cold car
t aarav.
pTfow does this hsppen?" he asked
conductor. The importer naa oeen
rtsdry. warrried with slant oi so-mucn
I,, and thoutht he was entitled toa
Th conductor simply smiled a wintry
but there was neep signim-anus
.that smile.
TM reporter failed to find any one
;vFrankfdrd who was enmusiasnc
at the troney service, hiuiuui oumw
, .uthuslastlcaliy bluer in of
itnc It
i rrankfoj-O he boarded a car on
S and returned to becona ana
nt Streets. On this car' the re-
found a very inieinreni con-
r, aa bid employe of the oouipany.
ra is no ududi cooui uie uuiu-
Iht sh6f f 6t men," he saw. "it
men every day, and Is havlnt
aMenltv In Alllrtr their places.
irre times of tilth wares, and
es are necessary te way prices
.one ud. The P. n. T. doesn't
1 ta think that It can afford to nay
Etneraase. b:t It Is rhcrt-slfthted policy.
certainly would bo cteaper than let-
rthe r equipment ro r.u 10 pieces ana
ail ineir roou men. ijich new
I conceived to be "folk song" : that Is
probably tle eecret of their charm. Mr.
Douty Indicated the strong Influence
worked by Hsst, Choptn, Kranck and
Watner over the modern French com
posers.
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MODERN BOY. PIRATES
DOTE ON MOTORCARS
Four Lads, Descendants of
Mark Twain Heroes, Caught
After Series of Auto Thefts
T'illfl Itl W lf (1 jt Alatl.OlIf Mlir.l.llA Ian.
In tolnic froni.the JVench to the Slavs I desvous by tho iwllce today resulted In
wci'K
REGtSTER ALIEN FOES
HERE IN FEBRUARY
List of Police Stations Where Ger
mans Will Be Enrolled
' Is Given
The Philadelphia police will ''jl'r
all German alien enemies early In lb
ruary, or as soon thereafter as tho De
partment of Justice can complete' Its
plans for putting the law Into
The list of police stations where alien
enemies will es rctisierea loutmo
.Icatlens il""
loth and Kltiwatfr at ! i
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26 aboa crhrtatlan at.
f) lAncey above Id st
S3S Hace at ., "
tsth above tct at
11th btlsw Vina at ,..,..
(Kait from Droad at.)
ralrmount av. aevt to st
1013 nuttonwoad at
ZOlh and nuttnniraod ets
Front abort Master at
Kait Qlrard a. n'ar Montfomtry
Kientn below jrrrmon i.
44S1 Main St., Manavunk.
A .,
S .,
0 10
Oarmantown it. and Vt Halnt; St. KJ
r-aui ana Kuan i.. i nnhiotu
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prevents mmx
... :r-rz f
sixteen-1, ear-wia wuumvJjj
uhiv) Hi.) iruuuuB iniruQer
at Father's Home
FIRES THROUGH WINDOW.
Roxborough Police Hope Burtlir'j ''I
Injury Will Lead to . '
Capture
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"mplr,,L1hl,;sln.VThaV,.sl!i;drw rte;V,frn,Ch1e,yTbo0n;?RULE 0N COMPENSATION FAIR PLAY FOR INDIAN,
sawyer or JinrK Twain a time, isxcept a-viv tiiicimi rr inrviu&r rijcyv ur aJUllUK U1AUIN
that Tom and Huck I Inn hankered after
true. The Russian sonsrs are alwavn In
a racial Idiom. So characteristic Is thts
of the Slavic sons; that-even to the nnthe
Russian acquainted with tho musical lit
erature of his country -It Is dlffk'ult to
tell the composer Immediately. Tschal-
kowsky sounds llk Cul, Rachmaninoff i
ill. n..t...AiM t m.. , . 1,B llle u covery deal ly every iii-virnuiK
like Ruhepsteln, and so on. This, of . ,,. , ,, ' ,.,,, nn.i K.n.in,i
la foiceu to use motorcars for his loot. , .... . . . r . t m .. . .
intfrea in Kecoru as Ulaim- jicuicu man iauve amen-
1 can, He Declares
Four bojs, blxtecn and secntecn
years old, were arr'cRted today follow
ant's Representative
IIARH1KBU1M
rSnfB'i!,i .".Jl"15' ,0,,I,e aCt'1fl,1 V0C;'! motorcars along tiray's avenue, between Jlackey. thalrm
K1". ."'?". 1T c'?.nd onf. '" "ht ?Jd ' Kortynlnth and r.ftysecond Mreets. ....' I'M! .
.nTnii,. ,i el .lp " ,"r V,.er Clenrlnic up of tha mysteiy befjaii Jlon- - "'"i'"" "
employs the sonir of the Deonle. uddlniri ... ...?..r .... ..,' In nil workmen".
fl. lini nnnnnnfrl that n.riu.i ' .. . . .. uiuuv.tDici i CI i lUIllS
- ""uiiuiimii, uiatrieu iiio uoou or io-
(nninsntiitlnn iaoa In cahftnfjin wmil1 Tiii- tit fi-Am sei TJ'Ule.
io u onij ma own accompaniment or nr- ..,! riatti... n-i-,,, ,i -,,,ir,i,. r .. Kti n i.... - ir.... i Hou&n nnd nior it- mi n --cM.otrti i
.. -... asiiva icivi kiicii i n us ssiivb wuihiui a n tutiii iiitr niiri isia ui :aiii-ii iMieimn nut --- ,-..,., ... v,. .. eiBvikiwiii .
.i?i .?;"!": ,Uu'ncM "5 a.re ful'.'lthe Slxtyfltth street and Woodland ae- i,ivp,i tl, n-.m. nf v Mii.h.n imi. the Indlon ls weie rigidly enforced. against tax assessments levied on their
j ;i s HiitKi liic Duumniuiuui unripsc. ma . i.ii a as a 1 1 .. as. i .a --- - ,. .. . .
lltfaT llUr)ltnn ne tliaa, a-.l1tlAM .. J IS i .'.... mot ! c nil
utter, dejection of the millions and ml!
er, custodlon of alien property, AVaili- i,ands
aiwaio i a tudninii LisTaiFtaa.il in. I npv i nrn i . i. i.i. I as.i -.-. a ii..i in n-rtr s a i.. -Aa-i .lin ..&.! . j t .
.,,. ... . " , " ooj'H a (i milieu iM;inK whs iuji iiiui 4't.i, iu mv iumiwuj tmntu us jcy- lair piaj.
witn tile tsunnressed emot'on ntnl ni.- ....i.i .i.i...,...i t.i... ..!...- . - ..
slonn of a neonli In thl u-iv th ! TV n"""auniisiiwiuii? "wj iMiukc reieiKaiie or icconi lor tlie claimant, man, me t'orio mean and tli F
are Infinitely , mp,e than the oU catablend lofhlne ;T .XTWh-'ctrSL: " ,'oS
T"V, Aiith',l iM.B..ni a l'li1D 1ft.
Tr. IV, ............ . .. " "" ".... a v.......- ....
... nu,j uuiiiiiniit-iiiiy exprfseu tne
irutii
too
plan
ternately
N'ereld,
ampie or me former. The H flat minor' Harris, at the Thlity
piano onat. Is a particularly flue work Woodland avenue btatton, fot
iiiai nas lain neglected too long. Tlis hearing
singer "last night gave his usual sym-
pathetic anl artistic Interpretation of
the songs. v. II. I,. . Sl'ICEU THIEF'S UNDOING
Donmtled bv tho conmensn.
iun uuHni xo pay mrir own coinpen-:i
ilmun. 1213 Houti Mar oe street: ,i... .... "L ' .' . --.--' .. v ---,.- -" ---- - ...- ,uio i-cnnsyivania HmuuiKline comnanr. "'errunuer.
wnen lie said that O azounntv ta r..u.f,,.ii.n in: ,nv l.-nrtv. """'""'' ""," """ "iecie iu " "" win ..icsudiaro JirservHiion, I wh ch nUed a reduet on fmm i.-.e r.nn T io board Fasa the sltuat on.
little mown here. Ills songs, his seventh street; Ueotgo Abbott. 1T2S " "'" .",7, " 'arrP'' A;,nyl' i:,,t':.'?.hV,e,nn, u,nnr f t0 S19.650. and of the New Jersey Ship-1 to Its simplest elements, Is that
d works, his string music u .... n- .,. ,.. i i-wi.. u-iu.r rradlng with the enemy act, nhuh re- thK Iwanls Club In the Bellevue-Strat-' building Comnanv from na.s7S m . and fourth classes of railroad
.. - . . . ............ ,, v..,.. ....., nl.l.a ,1,.,, l.u ..n.(..ll... .. ,1... irnnl llnt-l .niti.,!..! h n.l, .. ' . .. .. . " ' ,-- w ymv,- -- -
exqutvie nnu tremendous. "The 1IS5 Hanson street crn held In J400 ' " .'.V ' ""'""'"" "' ""' i"oi- -- . , arms, us a . ouu. Tnelr assesments and the figures 're not subject to the road tax a
; sung by Mr.-nou-. s an ex- ball each this morning by Magistrate I'VL. ' .".ol'T." r. .' ,';?mp.?n!'aUon ' . I ," . . . c., r " lnalan'"- said I to which they asked tho reduction made I that by reason of the peculiar
.second htreet and -""""" ."" imu mi .uien ene- umn ii uir uiuy man e.empi irom arc; taxation applicable to them thel
ut
SSth and l.anraitrr ae.
snui beiew Ka-rl it
Kovirth and Yorli its
1109 rina at.,.,...
Hth balew Vine tta
(Wt frnm Ilrnad St.)
I1JM Weodland a '
Park nnd I.ahlsh avf
Nineteenth and Oxford t
loiarada and ClfrflM ati..,.
1.107 Meiamanalns a.,
Trenton ae. and Pauphln st..
SSS4 titate rd., Te-on'
intii and llrk at
slat lind Thnmr'aon eta
front and Wtmorlnd its,.
sstli end Tork i
SPth at. snd Woodland ae....
7th and Carpantrr its
Ilitli and Sndr aa
Tori: rd. and Champioit at
SSS3 flfrmantoii-n a-a
KiMirth it. snd 8ndr ave
tlMh and rina (,....
VIA st. and Hunting Park aw..
2th and Oxford sis
SSth snd nltntr '
Media St. wtat of S5d at
N. J. TAX BOARD UPHOLDS
IMPOST ON ERIE ROAD
Decision Important in That it Af
fects All Railways in New
Jersey
TP.nNTO.V, Jan. 16. The State Board
of Taxes and Assessment today upheld
the assessment and taxes on the prop
erty of the Urle. Railroad Company for
1017, despite an appeal of the corpora
tion on the ground that tho assessment
Included an additional tax under the
Edge road tax act.
Tho rallwiy company claimed to be
aggrieved by the valuation and assess
ment, and contended that the act was
unconstitutional and that the tax levied
thereunder Is erroneous, unlawful and
unconstitutional.
The properly noled In the appeal Is
! first, second and four class, and since
V fight by big shipbuilding companies , the appeal was filed with 'the board
nero me supreme uouri, in me cabe or
Olllen et at . Sussex County Board of
i niiu yi 1 1 -3 ini t iiii s;i (Zl1.ii . . ,. . m. ..n. . a . ij.a ,, .
he said "and g!o tho Indian ""cr Iront 'l!llturfd tho appeals tnken laxiuon et ni, nas oeciuea mat second-
nautra v ii & simrSMa r'Aimtai 11....1 r-iui r-inrnnn nrnnariv ib rnTDnia iirifin
ne have given the black iTl. ,,,!. 1... r.i... ...... th Tia.iii law. Vmf il fimn rnrihir
lllplno In 1 1.. -. . ... .i .,,.. ... : i.ai.i 1,., A.-- .M.i rn,i-..i.B ,3iin..,i
Still w"-' " ....in ,m UICI VlUJ'CrtJ - v. v ...... ..u .w.-.- ...,uw
""" l owners. . ; property Is not within the Jurisdiction
Th rfm.ln.l n..n..l. ..... ,, .. . nf tl.M . fin.1 rtnf l:1l.l.f n lav.llnn
fhlnf t..- fll.l.l..l.J ... t .. "" V ?!' "I'fC.WJj "CO UIOBO Oil" "- "- " - "
-"'.. """.""" "f-";"0 "' tne l'cnnsylvanla Shibuildlng Comnanv. mereunaer.
:in 1 rnni t n iiasrsio -a iraiaaimiu- iit a . .. . . - mt. . ... .
reaucM
tho Jlr3t
property
ct. but
plan of
SHIPBUILDERS FIGHT
RIPARIAN TAX LEVIES
Big Reductions Asked bv
S, Jan. K. H.irrj -. , Vr Joscfl1 K- Ilxon. appealing fori Firrna Alrnicr flnmilon ttnA .
an of the Workmen's l "? r the Indian before the I l S AlOUg Camden and',
... , , .... Neighborhood Club, In tho Bala-Cynwyd Gloucester RlVer Fronts
All apparently well-laid plot to rob :
the home of William 1. Halt, Jr., prts). -
dent of the De Iong Hook and fiy
Company, nt 7376 hldge aenur, waa
frustrated last night by the prorfifit
I sctlon of his sixteen-year-old son, U-' M
.10, who urea a snot a, ins intruders '1
, anu wounaea one.
Young Gait, returning home m.i .
,, 11 o'clock last night, noticed two msA1 1
.. lurking In tho lc!ntty. Going nfa 1
; I the house ho told his mother that lis 3
.. had seen the prowlers. He then as.' "$
, . talned a ,32-caltber revolver belonging '1
' to nis latner, una reiurneu to ins KltQhea
) 1 of the house where hs saw a man peer-
ing in tne winaow, .-lira, uait called
to her son that another man was Sp. ,
nroaclitnr the front of the hnuaa.
Oalt fired through the window and tha ' i
man. joined by his companion. ruahM tfl
acroijs tns inwn towara tne gtrsgs ot
ueorge n. uavis, on jiiaga avenue near J
wignm street. Mrs. aait, meanwhile, T
telephoned to the Roxborough police 1
CiH9nf tlarHii rtta.1 n rf..ti ......
w.Bn..k -.... ..u , uTwii ruanea qm
iu 111c iiuuac, uut lutar a tuorouffh jl
search failed to locate the men. A blood- "I
stain on tne oncK porch, however, In- fl
dlcated that Gait's aim had bn -... J?.
and the hospitals are being watched Ingl
mo nopo mat 'tne man may appear for-!
treatment. fi
Mrs. Gait said today that she re- 1
reived a mysterious telephone call yes. jj
vcrmiy irwni n man wna rpoKe in broken 'T'l
Kngllsh, probably an Italian, who want. 'J
home. She told him not until evening jl
iiu uiu not iix 111. time. xr. uait Sslq
that two men, apparently Italians, rallsd i
at nis omce in tne tactory at uroad and
Wallace streets, yesterday and askad 1
see him. but he was not able to furnish il
ino ponce witn a aescription.
-fj
'Let'us go Into this ar with clean ,rJParlan r'E',,s alonC ,lie Delaware
,...!,.. niles or their dependents. Tor this nur.
pose a. special form will be hupplled by
the custodian of alien property.
WIDOW OF VBTEKAN DEAD
JERSEY JUDGE KNOWN .
TO PHILADELPHIA BAR
Haste to Make Away With Auto 1 Mrs. Caroline Walker Congdon Vic
Causes Gollision tim of Pneumonia ut Eighty-one
"More haste, less speed." Is a motto I Mrs. C'aiollne Walker Concdon. widow
John Joaiah Whit. B,o: 1 it which applies In the case of Kdward of Brigadier General James A. Congdon
Jonn josian White Practiced HerOjBookls, a negro, of 250 North Vogdcs died of pneumonia yesterday at 22C7
Before He Left Profession for I street. Bookls's sIft nctlon In knock- North Van Pelt street. She ivas eighty'
Hotel Thielnoea Ing down Lester McAllister and stealing one ears old.
. the touring car of William II. M. Am- Mrs. Congdon lcates a daughter, Mrs
ATIjANTIC ,OITT Jan is i,,rt- "r' m "eruruuK, i-unniueiuuiy jonn u. .iiooney, ot wilKes-Uarre ; a
joim josiah White.
the draft, yet many of tho race are
nooning to tne colors.
I'r..VNHTI,VANtA HlltPBUILDINO
i-u.-iii'Ari
I.eled Tax
T.nd. ImproKments and
machinery !478,r,0 I'.'OS.ROO
niparlan rlshta 21.000 .30
Policeman Was Custodian of Liberty , Hot."". . ?".y. ' : X ,g:gSo
UKORGE LEUTWIXE DIES
Tnlnla
Bell for Twenty Years
Georgo I.eutwlnc. reserve "policeman, S!E.r'n rlshu.........
' years custodian cf the Liberty Si"V"S "ST-".." '"','
tr,3s.r,oo 3is.ru
tor twenty y
ueu in inuependence nail, died yester
! XKff. JCnsKY MfirilUII.DINO COMPACT
ih.iiiki
IKarf.. 'IIU'OIP acrea ox
IRS. 'One hundred lots.
I1KS.S7A
sn.ooo
15.000
ln.non
7.B00
taxes
are increased automatically by the op
eration of that act nnd that such In
crease his been anticipated by the
Legislature. The decision Is Important
In that It will effect all tho railroads of
the State.
uay at i..t noouRtreet. , Totals 203.376 I28.B00
.IIo Joined tho police forco December , , .... -. .n.
12. 1878. rnmlnr hem from Mi,i,ii. ,,.. The legal battle centered on the new
Uel. In 18l ho resigned, but three riparian rights tax of $2 a front foot,.
years mier was reinstated and promoted wnicn was levied In 1917 for the first
n a?AtaeA ant) Tn Ififl .Au.st a ei .. a a --... .
. Wr. of OverbrooK. was consluernulv .Tnlm n Mnnt,v
lb. Judire u.iit.. ..,- in t.u .,n.,fi n. .. .i . .. .... io eerireAnt. Tn IRQ?, fisainntta.i nt iiia tim 1 i.-. ni .. at.. a
whom .o,.rn, """"""" """I ""' '"""' ""' Element u. i.onguon, a newspaper .., ,?.. k,hm,r.,Vri '"' ...i v..k,- lo ra.ru.
Kdge, has Ju.tt.1 -.turned to the bene, - r.?J.?mo" .n ,?"" "V" S3; "'a"J,.f0"r. BrAnd,.,',ld"'''. 'le'. ? ho was transfened to the TSirteT T"SJ L'Vih.08":. CU""C' r1T .,5
tr trtA'N'nttr t. ,. r,. t.. ... m?. a jttl swmwj ... v" - unKuon, ino navy a exnert on nirniatifs
ttwy are taWnc on ar responsible .appIa for a term of his mr. l! a for a further Sarins January 2 by of Washlnirton ; John C Mooney, ot
a large extent for breaking up the '. of n0 llttIe lntercsf to I'lVlladel Jlas"'""-'"9 'ooney. m me i iiieenin ana Scranton: Mrs. Helen M. I'enton ami
and they are costing the company rDhtans.
tof mpney runnlpc Into tilings. r jU( white found his tralnlmr at the
POSTMAX FALLS DEAD
' . Locust streets police station Caroline Mooney. of Los Anuelea. and a
.. .1..' The nctlon took nlace nt Tuenli -first great-grandson. Harrv K Kenton. Mrs. flniiTOiilii. CMv rirrinn nioo 1A. ..
r ars getting thirty-six cents an tl'lilladelphla bar of suth value In the and Hansom streets last night, where Congdon will be burled in Hanlsbuig T'. 1 ir u ir
bow; that Is-men who have been on nrnfnaalnn r hnt.iv..nin. .,.. .u. ,-... MAUIitar was sent bv his employer to on Thuisdav. l unerai Halts llim
.. L. ........,. ,..w ti.ot biirii viuv- . .. ". .
years, iiie new men am i""u ernor Wilson six yearn ago ctncluded ha uenver a message, j no cnauneur saw
building plants, contended It was ex
orbltant. Gloucester -was represented
by City Solicitor Charles A. Letzeus nnd
the Gloucester City board of assessors.
-Muskrats -Cause Flood
COAL SLIDE ENTOMBS
' ONE, INJURES TWO
Miners" in Desperate Run for Life
Near Shamokin After Cutting
Through Pillars
SIIAMOKI.V, Pa., Jan. IS. John
Bechesk, miner, Is entombed behind or
buried beneath hundreds of tons of coal,
and Joseph Conclnl and Andrew Adolka
were Injured and had narrow escapts
from death In a heavy runaway of
coai ana rocic irom a pillar at the Sub
tv-ontf cents. If they would Increase Lwas admlrahlv ritt.,1 tn ..,. v.... t. Book-la loitering around tha car. which aii. i ii.jii i V.u,u.ljt:1r,?.V" .llX: .: '' Ja'. ??
. .. i . .1.. ...,.i . .. ..V. . " . - ' -" -vr" :.;-..,. . : , . .,..,.. , .'loiui in ,'imnai ite&crve i-reoericK tiDoons. miv-iive vears old.
-ti a a ni nrwi ' t r ii sttii-ii. nil si rmj niii-n i rs kiiii a (..... .. .- ..--.
! nrst '".. ' .'. " . .i:'r." r.l1rlilir I.. I'll nn rAm..v In.
I'AULSBOrtO, N. J.. Jan. 1C Mutk-1 luehanna Collieries Company Scott mine
'"'n c,u iv un iTPiioniriuie tor a near nere.
KIdrldge L. r.lllson.
of 12 South King street, a letter carrier
slulca In the bank of the Delaware IUver.
about a mile below Olbbstown, being
"irmu una3.
mote than 1G0
The three miners were cutting thronzli
ay. causlniT the" &ng of f P'11" '" .the -Vo' 4 ve' !'" work
IG0 acres of valuable meadow i ,ns whn they were startled by a roar.
four cents an hour they would get aer in u.-judicial nnuin.
.... ....,-. ,"- ..( .'. l.lL ' . - . .. .
ty or men ana retain tne majority i appointment to tha bench ,i-.n i a what he was doing. A swift punch In " ,ouw, u,,:..., ,- . ., ,,, f.i, ,,,.,, .. ,..r
rtk.li. nM man." T nav luat liaen tnld t m.aanp. m til. AA.. .. . -.., ...... tl.. I.t .ilill. ..nt ArnAIMst.t. ,lnrn una StrUCtOr in SUCgeiy In the medical SCllOOl ..,. nn.l ir..ni.. L..t .i.n. ..7
kU they will not'employ any more men fwlth Goternor Wilson. Ilia ninU i. nS his answer. Bookis leaped In the car ?f tlie University of Pennsylvania, has route. Halted by a funeral, he had luRt ,an!1 "i,d cutting off trams to Itepauno They leaped forward on their rush In
iJToe; Island that come from the P. expression of ths regaid of Goerntr and drove up the street Policeman 'en appointed a major In the Medical stepped Into the street when he fell over. ,' V? ',i"n'l5r?l"? ??'.wJ?.y of" .""bbstown. safety. The pillar broke and great
3 . . ...i. ... ..in i..i .. J m xmrriior ' ....,- i 1...1 ... Iteservd Corns, and Walter It. Green. Coroner Pratt attributes thn de.ith in ' A portion of the Itepauno ulant of tho nnunHtl.o nr .i j ..,. ?:" 2
. a.. iiici ilium una !. "..ii ...-.- I iw utwr tw me auan uuu luiutu m ; V -. ..-- .:;:.- .:.. -; -. t,-. .ii... - till Pont lrl,r rnmr,n.. . !ii.V. !. - " "- "" " ""' tuuowea
V but I don't think so. There are Judge White N the eldest ., ,f ti, the car. which turned Into Walnut ot,.u' anotner i-niiaaeipman, nas neen -.'V.U"'"-- .,, ,...,, town, which a.iioin. h. W,l..iZJ?'f?J: . "
I -.many other plants' they can go to , late Joslnh and Mary Klrby White, an- street. At Twenty-tlilrd street It col- made a first lieutenant of Infantl y and 1-cllowv and" wa unmaVrledi l3 UIlder aer a result of the break. , C0110'11' "! Adolka, w ho were In the
mike better wages and work under cesiors or both of whom have been "ded with a wagon and uetore iiookis oi"ii i.iiiiin.uK. i-ai. uj, j ieao. were caugnt py the rushing coal,
tr conditions than at Hog Island. '
about getting the cars re-
IJ" asked the reporter.
It ta the limit." was the answer. "If
this car Into the barn disabled It
as chances to one that I will have
prdmlnent In the riociety of Krlends In could 'reioverjlrom the accident never
New Jersey and' Pennsylvania since the arrl'.d and placed him under arrest.
first tf them earns to Anierlct, attracted
bV jWllIlam Pann'a "Invito!.,, .
'Friends." lie was burn upon his father's '
iarm,. near iinuiu; Holly
Bonus for Soldier Employes
Coasts Into Train and Dies
I but managed to reach a heading and
iwlt..until It Is.Hxed. knd .what I attended Kwarthmore
lenucu tlie
ri their business. Lota of times In '"""" or f'snnsj
at-- Kst-jsa when
saa -.- -! tva "'' it. at S s .. ...
tba cars they.don't have the cars, ' "" ?V"u.eo..!n "?'"" Prattles In
iHwhen they hav, cars-and th.y '"ngZA""'l
r have enough they do not have . , .".V.' U..i.. ""':.'"""' ".""
, . ntn ,am nn'th.r. vnll'nt-.. ." '"""'" ""' "'" -wariliornilgll-
,.... -- .-.. , . rf . ... f enneim lintel, nf -mh ti.... v....
Ct. t i,'iii t-:..i ' .
K.,.. . .... .BV itcKimeni. n,.- i- .. v.r.,. " -. ::
Al.T.l'.VTnWV Pi Tin Iff u-ini.... I.ecrUltinB- for the l'lrar 1?.ln..n . j t,T. '. . " " ""!
The fulled Clear Stores .Comnanv Ar,V.V,,,v. ,,.;:'. T::."'",.''''i'',u."' fjn,. !,.;. ....-".;.,-. ","""' '" "' "" "tui.tsomi wtre exhausted
Camden Boy Falls From Roof has announced that It will Be to each M'UL'iobnkvS.'mdiSa In progrVs, at the second ita,,.S , bSST S.v rs.mlS--..
P.oy Wagner, fifteen . old. 729 manerapio , sa oy " "" "' "" ine,' "SiSS '"KR ,, , J"? "r- " street and 8uuelni caught in the slide and burled "hi CI'.
avenue, lonner National Guardsmen I derds of tons and tons of rock and coal
and other men of military experience are Hescue parties tonight are removing the
being (.ought. Fifty Monographers are debris.
nPrVlaWl nt hairlnnarUtx. l. 1.-1. ... ' Thai .!. . J .
to Cooper Hospital. from the Goernment. crossing. """ "" . ine. ' ' " """ "ul,u- ,, "'".'T..'"'"" ""'
'. In 181,2. 11a .
Yaw echoor X'Z from ...e'roof of his home last eve, t.on to go Into the army or navy and Jhe CentraBallroadf New Jersey
Ivanla. receiving "'?. I!"'0' "I,! ,7,.',.:" 5 Tk" ','':",, , n "T. ,'., "7 v."..' Two years ago an older brother lost both
n ! irut'LUir ui mc nitu b c scia nuivitu uw.uk Mu v ,.a . va. wj i.rrsi m 11 rniirrtrifi npfiinanr at tii ....
ling.
SHIP BOARD TO VISIT JOBS PASSED AROUND PHILADELPHIANS SAY Eir.HTSFMTTY.iAir
5e5itf"'nr!TARDS AT HOG ISLANDITO STRENGTHEN VARES 'WE'RE ALL AMERICANS' FOR FIGHTING DRAFT
DANIELS PRAISES THREE
IUESTS EXCEED ESTATE
llWould Distribute $3700. Ptod-
r-.ii ertv Worth J2500
1Kb :
SiUSSts aggregating about SI 000
1 tha ralue-of his estate, tSTOO.
rMtatned In tha will, probated to-
of Jamas J. Orogan..mho died re-
r at 2J0I North Third street.
1 will directs that II00O each be
St. Kdward a Jtoman Catholic
1 and St. Mary's, St. Chrlstopher'B
ta Episcopal Hospitals, and made
SAILORS FOR HEROISM ' Wage Scale to Rule in Iudus" Fe"c6s )Iended in Doubtful Men Accused as Pro-German Socialists in Moyaniensinp;
k tx-j Will Be Announced at Wards by Redistribution of Given Vote of Confidence ' Under Heavy Bail Ppndvmr
by Neighbors Hearing for New Trial
Later Session
WASHINGTON", Jim. 16. For hero
(am displayed at the time the United
btatea steamship Alcedo was sunk by
a German submarine, November 3, Pat- At the imitation of P. It. Kennedy,
rick 'J. Quinn. . cosjiawaln ; William J. Industrial relations superintendent of
Bellamy, yeoman of the first class, and the International Shipbuilding Corpora
George A. Collier, fireman, second clasj, tlon. members of the NUIonal Shlpbuild.
have been commended by Secretary Dan- Ing Labor Adjustment Board, which has
(els, the Navy Department announced been sitting for the Jasf keieral weeks
today, - - - at lie jjotej -yajtori, tomorrow will visit
bequests amounting to 610..Be-1 wuinn rescued hnslgn William I'. Hog Island to Investigate at flrst hand
Of, 1. each were made' to the Harrison, who was unconscious- on a I conditions at the shipyard.
it.de ,raui boalelles-ol BL.-Kd- ")'. "' jiismih anu oeuaty 1 Tj,e botrd adjourned Its session until
8t Michael's Churche and vea liicnara w. uuaoipn, pharmacUt committees of workmen nnd employers
VTOr Bt. UitarieS UOrrameo. intv. Hum urvll.is. ociiat- KIM), iu,r An uafoa .ml irnrk ni. mnH I nn.
-. ...... . .... . ., , .. . ..I ...,,. M". ..V H..U .. w . .....B .U..V...U...I
IS worm SZSOO. Tne remain- ravea tne muitcr ruu.njiu oinrr aiuaDie
- to". go to relatives. k 1 paper. When the torpedo rxploded.
- wills probated today Include 1 Collier stopped, the main engine and
sat the Rsr. Joseph May. who died raised the safety vale on the main botl-
Otadstche Apartmentr. leaving to er, although the water In the engine I win announce a wage scale which must
an- sstat valued at W.OOfl; room at that time was nearly to hliibe llted up to by employers and agreed
1 ' Hlghts. 1112 Brown street. , waist. . . . I to by labor unions of all shipyards of
j. Lewis T Bailey, 137 South1 Qulnn's mother, Mrs. Kllen II. Quinn, uits section.
Sunt avenue. 1.400. and Kdl'next of Ua his mother .Mrs. William ' fJSm.n Sa?,,2sIi!?U,,U
fTyogsls, Polyclinic Hospital., U Bellaty. 22U KUrhty-second street, S' h.e J?h1.",.MnJ.!lh5fi iJ ! .1""
Sz PrnnitU-n. Collier's mother Mrs. t..,i,, 1 forced at the shipyards shall apply also
i BrooKljn. v-onieri mqtner, iirs. JjUIU , ,fll,.,ri liun.lllno- R,ilwnnra. r.
Various Positions
A call will then be Issued by V. Kverltt
Jtacy. clulrman of the board, for a
final hearing. After this hearing the
Bjr Safe in Spain
Varshtn. night auperln-
1 Collier, lives at Moorlngsport, La.
( to Industries handling subcontracts for
iiHiiiuiavuio u, iiiiiiuiiviii jarta ot vei-
sela, etc. Whether the board has Juris
diction, hi this matter has not been an-
Civil Service Examinations
t MedlCO-Chlnirglcal Hos- . r?IvH a.rvtra axamlnatlona will V. UOUnced,
irwina m jaitsr iTom nsr i,ejd on February is, is and 16 for
tesHna-'Miai xars arrival draftsmen (male or.remale), asslsUnt Funeral of Ilenrv It. Rnken
is youth was on tha examiner of the patent offlce. highway . " .. ' .. "! .1U ' .." .
was sunk by a German bridge 'engineer. Junior highway brldgj :u,ner, ' cr,,c" .Ior ',enr - homii.
engineer, Hsh culturlst and apprentice ' 2rld'1 u"ow" ,nfJ "Jj? dIJ
Ash culturUU Sunday at his home. Uii Wharton
all Man Churcli. Mr. noken, who was ele-htv.
Appointments Intended to stiengthen
til J Vare hold on 'several doubtful wards
uie dally being maao by tha heads of
county offices who create the position-!
by dismissing old-timers no longer po
litically valaablo or who are opposed to
Vare dominance
Recorder ot Deeds Hazlett has dis
missed Palmer Laubach. of the Thirty
eighth Ward, from a IICOO clerkship.
This ward turned against the fimlth
Vare telket.
To Common Councilman Bernard Mc
Gulgan. of the Twenty-fifth Ward, has
been allotted four positions, with the
promise of more from the Vares, who
are playing him against Magistrate W.
V. Campbell, a Penrose follower. The
places credited to McQulgan are: Frank
Conn, van driver, 11000 a jear; Joseph
Schrem and Michael Burns, writ servers
in Sheriff Itansley'a office, 11000 each,
and John Tteed, transcribing clerk. Re
corder of Deeds Haslett's offlce, jlllOO a
year,.
There has been allotted to Select
Councilman John J. McKlnley, Jr., .a
Vare leader, the following appointments?
Peter Norrls, clerk, "I1200 a jear, and
Philip Baxer. clerk, 13.60 per day, In
the office of Recorder of Deeds : Michael
Stevenson, writ server In Sheriff's of
fice, 111.00 a year, and David Mowhenny,
clerk, tax office, 11200 a jear.
j , ,
OBJECT TO GAKFIELD KATE '
V. of P. to Honor Edison
two yvata old, was a member of thai
and Blr Robsrt Falconer, the latter of Ht Vincent de Paul. Holy Trinity
ore Money for Product
.veTOMljqr gsu luniSSI t. .. I. un. HUHSl ,wo ,r- .- - 'L'.r OI IIW I Tbln.V.in final nn.nl. Wt
aeater, uaorc -lBlei Thomas A. Kdlson. Joseph Pennell cnoira 01 iu Augusiuw a t-nurcn, cuurch ' - '-" -"" j""" ,
1 Biau aati HBUin miai
. XMutale. unconcloua
fM 1 mAmtfjiov t
-s- . a."
- "" ' ' 4- t txerclsea on -"Washington's Birth
day. I4MWW
president of ths University of Toronto, t Church and tho Church of the Sacred; .
will receive honorary degrees from the "" WASHINGTON, Jan. 1G. Thln-veln
I'olrerslty'of Pennsylvania at the an- r - 1- , coa! operators or western Pennsylvania,
ixercuwa on JWaahlnxton'a Birth.' n.u ,.- t 11 . . .known as the Butler County Thin Vein
t AaM'aow
Of Worton. Md,
ratlsl'i
LSK
t Fotur -MiwteU Men Org aabest
TtM.fattr-Mntite.men snd the general
tWSM Jv Maa.rsoramniasd
a-
Hold Examination for Postmaster
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 An exam
nation for the position ot postmaster at
Derry, Pa., which pays fllOO a yes'r,
will be held at Graensbdrg on February
.j This Is a presidential postomce'and
the plaea.U sow bM by Jaesea R.,lkv
it iiiwaiwi " aai juaiMiiaa 'isai
known as the Butler County Thin Vein
Coal Association, protested to the Senate
committee on Interstate and foreign com
merce that the flat rate of IS 4S per
ton set by Fuel Administrator Garfield
la too low to psrmlt tt.tlr mines to
operate- . ,ij ,
John C Graham of '.Butler,' showed
facts in the cost o: operation. -Tjie hear;
Charles II. Vou Tagen. of ti:U Ogonts
avenue. Common Councilman from the
Forty-second Ward; Henry If. Zllm. of
2024 Medary avenue, nnd W, A. Fur
long, of 6259 Limekiln pike, who had
been accused In" an anonymous letter
to the Department of Justice of being
pro-German In "sympathy, were given an
enthusiastic vole of confidence by the
East Germantown Improvement Asso
caltlou.. of which they are members, at
the. meeting of that association.
Each of the three men addressed the
meeting and denounced the anonymous
letter writer. Von Tagen declared tha
his nearest (Jennau relative was a
grandfather, who came to this, country
at the age of eighteen, served in the
Cill War and was always a, loyal
American citizen. His father and' untie
he declared, also bore wounds received
In battle as American soldiers,
Mr. Zllm said that his father, born
in Germany, came to America when he
was eight years old and that he re
membered ery little of that countrjv
He became a naturalized' citizen as soon
as posstblle, said his son. He said;
"I -won't start In by calling names, for
the whole thing Is too ridiculous to
bother with? but If we could get hold
of that anonymous writer we would do
more than call names we would wipe un
the Coor with him. '
"I still speik German, for I see no
wrong In speaking It, and I am proud
that J. can speak It. But Itsjs not the
only language that I speak."
Ernest T. Trlggs? Father Dies '
Thomas Trigg, seventy years old,
father of Ernest T. Trigg, president of
the Chamber of Commerce, l dead at
his home near Malvern, Chester County.
A Canadian by birth, he moved with his
parents to this country when a child.
He was engaged In car building In
Chicago during most of his life, retiring
from business about three years ago.
For soma tlme'.he had been farming 011
a small scale- In Chester County, ne
la survived by two eons. Kraut 1 n,i
aeore,.Trlgg.,sUJawlfe died several
Eight Socialist, convicted of Unlaw,
fully dissuading persons from enterlng
the service of the United States, are now
in Moyamenslng prison under ball a,
gregatlng SH.COO. Sentence has been
deferred pending the hearing of a
motion for new trial.
The Socialists were anestcd In West
Philadelphia last July for distributing
circulars calling for. the repeal of thi
selective draft law. One of them. Cas
par Oberstadt. Is a' German by birth
but has been naturalized about ten
years. He is fifty years old and la
declared by Assistant District Attor
ney Charles II Bartlett to be a "Ger
man pacifist claiming to be an Amer
ican, lie was placed under the
heaviest bond of all the prisoners
The others convicted were Carrie
Palmer, 3952 airard avenue; Anna Pal
mer, same address; Ceila Rotter, same
address; Louis Abramson. ma South
Tenth street; Solomon Bolif, lju Sus
quehanna avenue; Walter A. Kbblts,
C0J2 Chancellor strsst, and Issdore
Axelrod, C9S1 Jefferson street.
1 .
Life Term for Prison murder
ATLANTA. Ga.. Jan. 16. . Dlmltrl
Popoff, Bulgarian counterfeiter from
Toledo, today began serving a life term
In the Federal prison for ths murder of
Dr. Jamea M. Brock, assistant warden,
two weeks ago. J'opoff was serving a
nve-year term when he crushed Brock's
skull with a piece of Iron pipe.
Mr. George M. Neall Dies
Mrs. aeorge SI. Neall. slxty-one years
old, a prominent worker in charities and
a member of K. Perclval.Msall & Co.. dl
suddenly of heart disease at her apart,
merit .In Hamilton Court, Thlrtr'rdntli
and Chestnut streets, last Monday
a "h ?,e."'wa" -"?utr of th Ta'ti
Alfred Louis Bonnamn. a nnancler of the
last generation. In IIIO she was mar!
ried to George M. NealL a msnuficturE
of carpets Bnd . rugs. ,who . died W ii 10
. Mw;NeJJ -leaves a "aauihter ni5 .'
, and Is a resident of Mount Carmel.
HOSPITAL NEEDS AID
Children's Homeopathic Making an
Uphill Fight
During "the laBt year the Children's
Homeopathic Hospital, Franklin and
Thompson streets, has made an uphill
fight, and, after taring for more than
3000 patients, now faces a deficit of
It cost the Institution J1.76 ptr'dsy
per patient; and the average amount of
board collected was thirteen and one
half cents per day. There were 1283
patients treated In the main building
and 412 mothers and 891 babies In the
maternity denartment
Here Is an opportunity for those who
desire to help a worthy cause. Tha
Institution ta admirably located and may
''y1;11! at any ". The children of
Philadelphia have not asked for any
thing yst and have' been doing their' best
to help In other good works, win Vou
help them nowT w
At the annual corporation meatlnr- e
the institution yesterday the followlnr
officers were nominated to serve for the
next four years: Alfred. E. BuTIt ores!
dent: August Korndoefer? M. D vie.
president; Wslter Strong JI J' .!
retary; Joseph Sill Clark, treasurer nH
Mrs. K. O. Ingram. ass?.tantTriasur
They were selected for the board of
directors, no chsnges being the present
board officers. Those directors whose
term expire In 1911 were renomlnk?id
to serve until H22. and were Alfred
K Burk. O. J. Palen, jf. D. '. -'''!?
Stronr. JI. p.;' Clarence M. Clark n,i
Eden B, Bschtel. JrK ana
PICKERING FUNERAL TODAY
Politician and Manufacturer Stricken
at Bank Teller's Window
"Funeral services for Mayjin J, pfck
erlng, secretary of ths Young lUDufc
llcan Club and a prominent brush menu -tocturer.
wbo was stricken- with heart
disease yesterday while standing st
the paying Ull.r's window ta the-Bank
of Comrnsrce win be held Friday aft.n,.
noon from the undertaking eatablWi.
Mr. Pickering, who was sixty 'var
old, lived at HOJ North Par" av,nu"
H.V'a. ",m5' the Player.' ciub
J"! !?$. "4 PM'ldsnt of iiis Aetor.'
Oraer"of'rrUs4ehl,)He le'snrvfvad
Tentnn flvtaia JSJhWo.
Z1 . w "" .
unect Compromise
Centlneed frm tare One ii
opinion regarding the situation In Russia."
The discussion, the Russian delerate ;1
said, was halted at this point by Count VI
Czemln's announcement that the order ti
.. v.. .!... ..... , . ,..... .. .. ..a
"i wuoiiicoa waa larrmnaiea ana me con
ference stod adjourned.
TlT.lk.nlr. t rf.r
,, m,,u&,i ji ai.i.itn iM
This was on Saturday. Previous to 41
thts partloular discussion the conferees'."
wrangiea lor Borne time on the questen i
of self-dctennlnatton'of peoples and off
the necessity for German wlthrirnu-ii ;
from territories now occupied by htr. YM
Foreign Minister Kuehlmahn a-l
icmptea to nurry up discussion et
economics and trade between rtn..i. -
and Germany. Trotsky held out ae-aiMiS
such a course, on the ground that sueh'jJ
diBCUaaInn' Wan "nNMBltihii .. 'i . IZJI
tho conferees were sharply divided en"
the chief points at Issue. IT. I.,!.'-
these barriers were Poland. Lithuania:,
and Couriand, and German occupation'
ni tnoee territories. ' -j
Kuehhnann replied that Germany "it-A
vivw nufc iq lose time. -
"I am certain ihat peace will bacen.
eluded." he added., " a3
Kuehlmann acquiesced tn the Ru'ssttaM
demand that a special commission fonni 5
u.am pin 01 reierenoum By whleh,,
conquered territory might work out Itsi
selMetermlnatlon. He permitted addl
tlon of Armenia to the list of terrl."!
iriee. ueciarmg "tills will not be aftr
serious obstacle." L
REV. JOHN W. EARLY
DIES AT READING J
llAiAKan T ..ii STl . X r a J .i
""'" auuieran raswr expires at-
iMg;nty-two Filled Many
Chafsres
itaiii-vfr Tt., i... .1. ,.. .1
illness of ten days with-pneumonia, the j
iV'. ?". " ':, elghty-two yearlj
old, died last nlihl ., hi. l,.. aitl
N'ort'' Third street M'lth the sce'pU3ll
m .. . . ... ':00 rriK, of tBSji
Mount Alri' Seminar', he was the olaset;
Lutheran minister In Pennsylvania, If
jot In America. Although he retlrta"
from Active work aHiit ivmi,. ..."
?h0' ' frequently occupied pulnlts In'
....- vn, Ila county nd conducts a
-J..I...I . services, omolatlng In tW
capacity as late as a month aa. i
Mr. Karly was born Septembsr 2d
iB3o, near Palmyra, Ubanon Countr.l
he son of Wlllam and Leah Early. tl
"? ri Mvnteen he entered Psnn-J
jiiunia uouca-e. utnvihiiM arf...tn
I r.1,,, U! V. th ' v Or- '. Ti
Kuendlr. nf thla r-it.. ... j., . Ii
?h,T!8 Cnuroh, Philadelphia, June W
11(0. From that dv n tt.1 ti. l,tS,
death he neer missed a regular Msslan
of his synod. II a tlt-.t .i... .!
Leacock, Lancaster County. laco-C. I"i
i...ul " r.ta "' following: Bliss
bethtown, lllC-ll; S.llnsgrove. llll.Te
v ..? XaJ'e' Parish, DaUphln
..1T1 ,a'i. '.,?"" "unties, iito.T5;I
Villa. 1I7E-IS1 Tu.'n.ln. 111,.,,.
lersvltle. Lancaatai- rA.',.t.. iimui
fm ,Jn5' Shore. he removed to rl3
ing. He was aieratarv th. T ........
conference. UJUUt ef Danville com
1VJ iaa.'.."i! ,U PWWdSnt. llJt-JS
tS.i.:irV.?.,HB.,., PV
-....., iinavarivm or fennsyivsni
and adjacent Staiaa !... .li J. J
S5i.i5aJ?..;?tr,!!!? wj
ilitiri'o V "' '"or or the. Tn
... tnunarj-, iiss-18; de egate '
general council, llie-H,
. 1
Delanen T. rL.
r.J?J2ft. N. J,, Jan. 11. -nslsnes
wvVT h r " 'S? sTorae at the I
tween llanrn.-.. n 4ii75.iV! ,JS
nood reaultlng from hea-y rains caul
?rombrallV?. .' ..Stt . 1
--","" T" sVej incurs (HIV
H.Tth'.J0. th.nd being frosen tei
TJ;.i,r 1 .J 'v H1" ann out is runnn
r..ui.f . "' . trearaa, causing tn
raptdl? to overfiow thslr banks.
Aged Man KlllaJ La- TmmtmM
OLOUCESITIEn PIW K- T ui 11
1 i;jli. .iTV-S'-Tt'.'.'1 ' "'J"J
r iiiwi T1-110, ui pence Dtneve, wae xt
. ... IV- """ " near tne toiigate.ws
killed by a north-bound eleotrlo train's
tne west jersey ana Seashore llsUn
near ths Browning crossing. Jlj,
about slxtywave years ol and had' 1
haiV- ide 'h'WW.and Mafc. and'
a bUck-overcoat ;n Ms .pecltsU
pocketbook. contalnla one cent,?
nalra ox artasaaa'.an" v.. ',
with the engraving;, of a' railroad lo3
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