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' REPORTED SOLVED
1
Paris Paper Says Sir Ernest
Rutherford Discovered Trans-
mutation of Matter
A$AS BEEM SOUGHT FOR AGES
" , By tho Associated Press:
. iris, Doc. 8. Sir Krnest Ituthcr
fird, since lfi07 Inngworthy professor '
Snd director of physical laboratories at
the University of Manchester, KnRlnud,
has fcolved the riddle of transmutation
of matter, the s-eerct Bought b the
ancient alchemists, aecordiug tb the
Matin. He Is one of the best known
physicists in the world and has deoted
much attention in recent years to radio
activity. I
Dr. Itobert B. Owens, secretary of
the Tranklin Institute, Philadclphin,
stated todaj that "while tyiitln-llo '
transmutation was thinkable," he did ' to Income mmim- other thins; tliuu cold.
not believe that the problem had been It uccec.U in the Inuc run perhaps In
Solved. Doctor Owens was an nssocinte; LtM) JH0 jeiii-.. more or lesji. There
ui. a- ii . u ji i . lorp tl"1 ulchi'inislH of the miudle ages
with Sir Drnest when the latter was a .rr tll,,or,,,i,.aj L.rrect.
protesor ot onyslcsi af siclitll unlvcr- l
siity, Montreal
"I worked with Doelor Itutlicrfunl
Updn rudio-acthity," he said this att-
ernoon. "At that tuno our investiga
tions indicated that in the deeompo
sitlon of radium, thorium, uranium and
slmlllar elements, they broke doisii into
toliter of different properties.
"For instance, the ulnhu nnrtieles
resulting lu the decomposition of radium .
hriV Hnu'n nt,-. ln.l i.. b twK j i
lead. But this lead diueru in atomic of investigation, may have discovered he jcooo, s."i000 and .fliOtiO, respec
elght from the ordinary popularly that cli-inent, through Us radio-activity ltjwl, '
known lead. I think the so-called "'' ! the foundation of all mailer, ' feolll0 choice lMumi
'discovery' ieported by the Mutin has ' "ud through this clement proved the . ,, Jh
reference to this kind of transmutation, i long sought theor of tr.iusmutatiou, Some ot the choicest p juniM on t he
Not Synthetic Transiritation
'It is transmutation without u doubt.
only it is not synthetic transmutation,
and scientists can't, for the life of them, j
tlroppea the matter nutl ho eoutinueu tils
. i l i . g .i ,"" ,"V ll 0illlv i ambriiUc Tuivcrsit. llnglaml. us u
Jnt ticttoR1)'riPI!r,cl,;C r,e,1,,,"n- . 'student under Sir Joseph .1. Thomson.
In 1800 Doctor Rutherford and 1 1 llI1(1 ,,.kij wiD,.a lhe uUt.nilou of the
discontinued our :oiut activity. I' ...r:B.. ,.m i. 1,1.. i.ni: ,...
mvesilgauntis. i met him over lu jn 1S!)8 l. was appointed professor
England only "' 1I, " ""-lof phsies at MctJill University. Mon
ehief Signal officer in London during trc.al j,p is lp uulImr flf numerous
toe war. - papers on current conduction in gases,
Docttor Owen was recently awarded radio-activity and related subjects
the p. 8. O. by the Hritish Oovei-n , Ilr lnos ,. rci.cIv(,,i the Nobel pri.e
ment, He received the award from the rp ,.,,,uIP, it iM r,.nw ( the
Prince of Wacs, ulong w- Ih . Major
urAl.k...4A. mwi TAt. i;mk.ilI.
Warburton and Doctor Furbush
maoe any suouen mscovcry j very miicn
doubt. I have no doubt, however, that
c ..
Sa the long run his studies will add
Tastly to our knowledge on this im
portant subject
"I would not wish to enter into a
discussion of the. subject based on news
paper reports. When the results of
his work have been published in the
to maKe lniciiigent. tommema on
5?' e ti .1. f ii - . i i.i
Doctor Rutherford a reported latest
aiscovery is one wmcu nun utcu iwunm
lot ages, xne liitiie contains many al
lusions to the science of alchemy, but
the first record is to be found in un
ancient Chinese work dating buck into
aces almost bevond commitation.
Aristotle forms o.uitc a prominent fig
ure in the history of the science, he
being the first man to advance the
theory of a universal element binding
all the others together.
Aristotle made up a schedule of con
structions and juggled with it to the
mystification of all his followers. He
said the four elements fire, air, wuter
aijd carth-are not single und definite
substances, but derive their existence
from other more primal elements. Thus,
fire was composed of heat and dryness,
air of heat and moisture, wuter of cold
and moisture und earth of drjuess and
cold.
Aristotle Sought Trime Element
On the basis of this table he con-
.i.iS .1 :i., !..
- Tri tho TBi to ifio d of'thTl -
UottSrnloidcdTbrthr 51700j appear-j(lppartm0Ilt. mw 00.000 representeil suicide.
lln TnsMtntn in 1010 fnr "tP ilktln. ft1 V lU . ...,.!" ... V .,. r, . ,V. "L- i ' JMifO chpK. Marl. l..V. $1.0; USSis- ',. nrtfll.nf..1:111. 'MIpiIk' mid thoW V. orlt. Mrn. HuviiPtlo WHq nrrpMiul il1i.1i in
- .1 T. ll ! ... JL- TTll "- .-... - .--- v - . i.ili ill fill 1 11 I II 1111 Willi illll l II 1A -WBH IK II . .... .-- -.
t "" , . V . i w i. V 7 jl'UllllHI Hi J"'i II IMI till' liwinuii uc- ..1,-1 Vulln... i Xilt-i " v.-.. n - - - - -
ulshed leading and, directive work in t hh 1(, frolll .ut(ij Uiiivtrsity , ""t "''.'"in r . ,.,v imeK V Seiber- He said the department had increased a carriage returning from her husbund's
? the advancement of he electric theory ti, 007. I , iJJ.tr f'ral. Frank Stinetto. of Cherry
-" the Un&erX-ofeuCvW , . T n.v r-nrre1"" Williiin. K. Duftv and Samuel 1 ,c,ti!,u,ion, u,inB that this meant bet- street near Third, and .Mary. Mrs.
- ?ilTrS.;LAST DAY FOR ARMY GIFTS-Mig. $r$& '-' f ",.,., . p. , ".heTrrf-T. "sltt
I ment "Is the "old old story fl"l; LheriffK Vr hur llohsoi ? 1 nil, McKIu-! whoso livefi bore marks of crime. was taken into custody.
' fird PresTntsrhUDoCwnUmonog L, lot "ij Santa ClaUE S,"P Sa"8 'r EUPpe: iv lorge H lUlm Frank W? Mor The attorney general said that while .The murder occurred on Saturday
I" fJheeBentsll,sown,noDO':rJ1,,, ,,,B! From Hoboken Wednesday , rlsu, James C. Smith, William G .1 ,lhpr B0VPrmnent agencies during the , mght, November 22. Hcgi.lico liar-
g"' "I have no more comment to make' T(his is the lal day otl.cially for re- Semple and Jere D. llarrigau, S1..00. vonr rounnillp ollt their labors j j',' ,t0' .?X ' "
s$ on the announcement In the Matin than , ceiJing parcels to be sent to American I Clerks to Deputies .,,'. , .,,, ..... i,:R Hnnirtmcnt t nii . !.. i, i .i,. i v-.i
gVltad when It was announced some live I iroi'pa in Europe. The Simla Clans . , . . oL'rifr, DuU(i u , incident to the war, his rtepartment Later, after her liusband went to bed.
p' or Blx years ago that Sir William! diipalls from Ilnbokcu next W its Jlrs. Uaruette ilold detectives today, she
I Ramsey had made a similar discovery," ,,,'. An effort will b- ...ado, ollicialB ut ,:',rl: crPn ,1, SitA'ngc Thomas I scores of investigations and litigated sneaked into h.s bedroom She carried
f , -said Doctor Goodspeed. I the local postotlice said today , to send I X Ih,, llaml a I Wilson. nllPstion. Couutlcss hundreds of claims tt .lian'"'"- Making sure that he was
"Every now and then the newspapers over all package mall thai comes in up ; SVln0 'assistant exec in clerk James l"rstons. t ouu less nuimreus uu aims ,pp , p rppl , h bedside and then
1 print some such story us this for xvant tn.til the boon hour to.noirovvr Oct- j f1- .' Vvm- V ur t.'r Sessions Rrowing out of the war have been made r itnockpi, l,im unconscious with .u blow
fft ofrBonslAing bftter.,., .. . ting packages, in today, however, "'LMn'mYv Hurr T K P.rvvln' S1000; court agaiust tile government. Mr. l'almcr , over the head with tbr'logl. 'I hen she
W Doctor Goodsoced Shentlcal ti.o freutfr w ( if.r ''"'''f V 'p '( i A. . WII, said, and must be fought through the choked him to death
I i Doctor Goodspeed Skeptical tm nirIna8 boat. I?nrv l' M i ire Char es Shane and I courts. Cases in which the government 'I he police sent the body to the Cooper
?? X whole treml of science v, to- chrlstmatf presents for the troops in U Jhael I W s S 1 00 ; ilrptity sheriff, I seeks to- recover funds paid out through llosp.tal. Physicians tnerc found the
"?f JTf rd d,s.i,ntegratJPu ?.f 'H"',?"!,3"1' Kil"ria left three weeks ago on the lirst I iV''X Coi.r Chi rles J ivluchcrt, error or fraud provide another source mark of the hammer and the finger
tT Jtii construction. Sir Ernest Huther- "mV of their Ions joumej. A surpiis- , ?. ,P,?uv sheriff, Orthuns' Couit f MI,,h lor litigation. Alleged in-.'urkh upon, the dead man's throat.
F ' 2f5 &1T M EiUCh aSrr!!Dr ViaDi '" inKb large number of packages, for both 0' dxvudsvv-ortl. 51000 ; solicitor, fringe, e it of patent rights l.v the gov- County Physician- Stem performed an
l. studying this problem. That he . I iine and Siberia, were rcce and found that lSarnetto's
covtry of the one prime element with Pour s itches were tequlreil jo close rihucirer, .i-uij. Mnldnwnrv
which one could transform any sub- tltf wounds inflicted when (he diamonds Writ servers. I 'utnek A. Mulde vnC)
tanco into anvthing else 'wtre wrenched nwuy . ' Jr., John J. McMullcn, J reUer Kk J.
rt? old alchemist sometimes used , The earrings, Mr Taylor said were .Mc,-kle Julius Moskowt, Charles D.
good I logic in their arguments as to the valued at W0. lie said his wife told Garretts,. Herman Eohr, Hariy Hoff
existence of the philosopher's stone, and. him the bandits made no attempt to gel tnau, Harry E. Long, Janea A I ihin
n .i.i ... -..!.. e i ,l..,;.,.i,uI mnnv klii. lmr hut after obtain- nuun. .Tuines U. tsmilli, Kouerl I... IJU-
modern people think. There were some
eood honest workers in the ranks,
Siire,er nffr ih. tniii, ,. .,n ,,
knaves that are to be found iu every
branch of life.
The discovery alleged to have been
Blade by Sir Ernest Rutherford follows
years of work along the lines $f radlo-
ctivity. in which he is the highest liv- .
1b authority. Ills work may be sum-
- -soed up as a demonstration that all
jraitter, wnether it be precious like gold
.or common like the baser metals, is in
'essence, in its ultimate constituents,
,the same. That is to say, the minutest
particles bo the scientific name for
them what it may of any element are
, tka same in ultimate essence us ure the
1 winutest particles of every other ele-
, 5wkt.
" Theory of Transmutation
i These infinitely small particle.1), bow
ser, are arranged in one wuy and in a
certjjn proportion and quantity to make
Kold. They are arranged in another way
and in another proportion und quantity'
to mate lead.
The idea might be conveyed by an
IBuatratlpn which the art . of music
supplies with fair fidelity. The notes
'. v tkat build up u popular air and the
T 'jites that build up a grand opera ore
tb.4 same notes, different arranged, as
fcu been explained with regard to the
W u This indicates what Sir Krnest Tluth-
IBCllo.
''wlssnl proved in his laboratory on the
w'- ts vfcole subject of what is known in
1 pfcyeics as radioactivity. He did not
fely formulate theories after the fash-
'MH' of the medieval alchemists. Ho
' '-' ' terooBstratcd by experiment. The rteth-
" 'ltd be employed- are highly technical.
r lTle results he achieved ore intelligible
a W tb jpuneest punll in PhysifS.
n Krnest Jtuthtrfhrd did mere than
Vvlv the problem of the nature of
Ea lie nrovcij uiuv-HU eiruicut
irat.f(irVii1nr Itself' Into some
ofonuni, f!tld.. tr iiuL'tho matter
Srukifrfrfii,, I HArmfXt tfi? tlui!
" '" i ' ' '
Ml P P i
i WNk 'wf '
Silt KKNlSbT Kl'TIIEKKOKD
World aulliorlty on railln-urtlvll ,
who N reported to lmc Milted the
age -old riddle of truiiMiiutatlon of
m.itter
Discovery Is Not Impossible
rhere'does occur a transmutation of
..1ri...i...fru
IV,.., .11. .... IV. .,.... ...,......,,
Hullierfotd did not lhercly I
income uooui linn, lie iienionsuaieiii
the fart. The base met.ils do not .runs " -',;, ,,', ': n , ulr , ;
mule themselM'. uilo the precious ones J ,'r . ,.,.,'; ,',,,, i, ,i rslme Ivmiti
It is the other ., There is "a brcal, J- -' '; " J,,.. ,
nig Jou. us plusielsts say, or lbel1 11(I Hp;(ml D,.pUt, Frank J. '
precious into the base. Jwillitrd that their services will not be '
nil- iuii-kl HUHUUIlvi iniiii. niiui.n H"-I
r r iruchr. nurHUinc una sunn' im-uiuu
goal of alclieinisth oE the ages.
n,,Mr llnlhnrrnr,! uim Imrn in Vw
.euiuuu 111 i.il i aim rtceivi-u u in n. i.
iliwro,. fr.n, .f, TliiKor-lU nf Vi I
pulHnd in 1R1M
r ii.il- 1 .-ii
Ill 1MI.I he entered
heHrclcH j tlll, Mii of radio-uctiv It .
,...,, Sll,,'. n t.,u,1oii .....i ,, (e
""' '.--:.... . .. .
of the Hojal Society ol uauauii. .
, , p0!j,oflicP lih yfar.
, . . " -
I .iirniH iinu rm
Thugs Tear Earrings
J?VIJI Wnnintl Virtiin
V rOlJl V UrllUll r Itllin
Continneil lYnni I'Hire One
( n ,)n .for ,,, ,.lt)efi. jjy throat
' nruised from the grip one robber hud
, JJ ,,,0ilen..
The police of the Ffty-fifth and Pine
street station were notified. Iu-om the
description they obtained of the hold-up
men the police say the robbers were
not the same band that invaded tho
. i in a iiii ii i .--iii'iri v ii i vjuiiuuii. i i i. ..., .nn i-n ut ,i,iii.- ' 'i . ' i ' iinrrnr. iiriiu irri nil iiirt in inc
home of Mrs. Heiijamin Small last ;.j'0(, c(.rllS Ju,nes 10. Stewart, Wil
week und were frustrated by Mrs. JVJ- . ,. , y , r ( Adumson,
C'...ll ..!. 111 i l,.l i.-hen nlio IIBIII V . ItLiil, .lull" '-
cmuiii u i.wfi . -'., """ , j Tnsonh A Ketcri'l' UOU JOSCliu .11.
hid her diamond rings under the d ' Xiibacli, lf)f0 ; auctioneer, T.
coverings. V,.,. i.,rlie!., iii)0, superintendent of
Mr. Taylor had gone to his, bedroom h I .irucs, tv , Kmbirgpr $H00 ;
and was about to retire when he heard, " ' .'aVd,,' Nicholas J. Bruno,
cries of "murder . Aliehiiel'siephcns, Alfred M. Mahoney,
"When I hear, the cries." said Mr. fVu7" ' 'vu, Horn. Charles Leif.ried,
Taylor this morning, "I raised a be, - J.,1" IT. Orabb. Louis Wolf, Patrick
room wmdovy and looked out. r f ec? . Unvlp II Jrman HermunoviU and Peter
,,i,rl mv wlfe'x voice and ran to the"'"'.' . Iv!r...
"trcot ISUHorU, .siui.u.
"Mrs. Taylor was huddled on the Hits Proces-s Servers
bidewalk. Hlood was (lowing from her Driver ot xan, Charles Clark, $1000;
ears and she was hysterical. I didn't ,),,,, uty in charge of criminal work, John
nor. nnv imtninnliilp. but she told mc't, xi'i.n) S1S00: clerks. Domestic He-
three men in a machine bad held her up.
it,.n nnlW.il l,i..nr. Mrs. Tuv or lr ill
ie,rtdayasVr..ilofhVrexrieucc.''
ing the ornament leaped ...to the
I motorcar und escaped.
I
f.eiJger photo Service
MRS. JACOB TAYI.OIl
She was held no by three aulou.o
bile bandits last night, Mho tore a
pair of diamond earrings from he
Wtf. Tins attack 'occurred, wear he?
fcoow, afiflS ? fW
Or , BiBiWiS?M.iiiJ
,SJ-. $&- 'x'. 3
W --,- JLW
pIMhH Cjflk TjlsllllllllllllllK 1
EVENING PXJBUO
CHANGES M 131
INSHERIFPSOFFICE
George deB. Meyors, Personal
Deputy Since 1 891 , Only One
Immune, Says Report
HUNDREDS WANT JOBS
.
NhcrllT-etcct Lambcrton'.
rrnortiil ,
plan (o clcim out the sheriffs nlnce
would oust virtunlh cer cmtilpyo of
that deportment with the possible e.
ceptfon of one man, il lias learned ut
... ., iinllnif with Delta rhi in no court lo
'L'he d.partment -is mm conHlllufnl I , . ( ,H,.k ,nlo () Jont agreement
is u hlronc A "re orcatil.ntinn. iml one , ()f (hp ulhrr frntrrniij0(.. Heueutly u
person in mc wr i - uni ,
J lMLrZ " A.n," . .C I
... . . i . i " i.f. .-a:.... t-
Ml-. .. ,. , ...i ..L .-. . ... - ".
I KIVIMI
the iirMleicn of selectlm; one man who
miRlit remain under Mr. Hansler. A
similar iniirlesi nun be extended hi
Mr. Liimbertou. In Ihnl evuil Oeiii-rc
del!. Meiers. perMiiuil demit i lit !)!iOlHI
a eur, would be tlie felection, it in j
said. . ,
Mr. Me en. is n brother- in -law of I
1. I... fl If. .11 r..H.nni. , t .film trciini'iil
.1 fill ll v. lieu, iiiiiiiii un... .... ft. ....... ,
of the state. He "aid that he Iiiim held f
'"'' '" '.' Kll7'" ""Tym
"""""" J'" ,,,'""'"".;,' o ,..'
..
Meiers ate slnlid to go, i
",:-;---,. . lit,.i nir t
..,,., ,.,1 ntltr lir. Illk.w nttiCC. t 1C lirhl ,
. ,t.. j.. i...,..r.t rriif. mm ro-
pouueai irec inv m hm- """"" "
anil ailCBIiy. .lir. l.n.nw.iw.. "-
.. .. ..,. ,l,tnj
CUtlOUS for pOcitiOUS
. . . ' ... ..in uA ...... nr i.n ,...f
rue cieau-oiii will uu Uliu m inc m....
'"'..'' "...,.,,,. ,i,i!i,..,tlr,n.
HWieiiiiin iiuiii. . ..... .
It is said, contemplating, as it ilof.s,
ihiuiges from Hie oUiee ot sheriff, at
Sin 000 a enr. nil the wn.v down the
Hue to court deputies and depulj iltcnff
ol the Orphans' Court?
lu addition to lhot-e nlrendv meu
lioned tlie perMiunel of Sheriff Hnn
Mej's ileparimqnl and tlieir ualunes lol-
low
llxeeulioii clerk, .lunies N. McCar-
' . , ii. r At 1 i ll' aill'l-ll III. l,n.T .,..,. ,' . ", ,
plmes beins a hohimcr from the Mil- iro,0() b, t. various frnternitieH, lu
ministration of former MierifT Acker, , ,j ri1(1 i.fi wileli had previously
whi'in Sheriff Hanle succeeded. I withdrawn
This man was the perso.nl seleelio.i , . , n Phi. -which
ilck. SIMKIj auditor. Daniel A. Mc- t1Kt 0 n,P total of :i.".20r Index rec
Ken.lr.v. $!S0fJ; clerk to leal estate' Ucrllllon records and
Kent r . - ". V.V ""ci,-'-,', . ,..,.
';.' imi, ,,,l wairiint clerk'
i icm r . iinrn o. uniiA, v"'" t ,v
Hubert 11. Hoy anil lid ward Henderson,
$1200
Conliilential clerk mid stenographer.
LVininnu ('inier. STJOO: stenographer.
' Florence I. Morris, 1000 ; writ servers.
1onn iim Morgan. Charles- II. Connor,
Harry Luhlgnrten, .lolin u. ""
nn. .Tosenh'V. Toner. Frank .('. Miller.
! T lirnitni. .Imips. James Ooldrick. James
isIjqVju p. Fiule.v, Wil
.losepn .. iiiiui.
iam II. Orrell.
I'lnimiit Mmipr. Jnseiili W. Rothwcll
Charles Phillips. l'rank Schuler,
Charles J. Cahlll. James E. Stewart ,
Harrv Freeman and AVill.um C
ui.'.i7 s mi if i
Clerks, A. D. Reifsneider, William
.7. McUlimi and Edward W. Severens,
I , .iq.w Court, Rowland It. Daveupnrt
' nvneess servers, ,loun .vrinsnoug, .imiies
'(uerry, Emil J. Nell and Murray L.
i, I,uu b DcLco. George bad . Sr
Cornelius Dougherty, Joliu W.lcdisan,
i Thomas Womndiu, George . . Potts,
Peter J. uaiiam, rranh ivratuer,
Charles Mason, John .T. McDevitt,
Remington Iilackman, Solomon Sllbcr
stelu and Nathan Steiger, $1000.
Chauffeurs, juvenile court, George II.
Dickson and John ,T. Lutferty, SjjfO;
juvenile court deputy, Josephlwefe,
$10(10; prisoners' gourds, Louis J.
Rreiter uud William (3. l'isenhower,
SIOOO, us" und driver of van, Wlllium
itosher, $2040, and deputy, Juvenile
Court. -Robert J. Fobter, $1400.
Tho personal service Hem, which in
cludes salaries for tho sheriff's: depart
ment for 1010, was $101,010, not in
cluding the bonus. The total budget
was $208,000. Approximately the same
sum will bo spent on the department
in 1020, according to me nuugei.
FLIER REACHESTWEST JAVA
i
Captain Smith on His Way From
England to' Australia
Halavla, Jaa, Dec. 8. (By A. P.)
-Captain Uoss Smith, the Australian
aviator who is attempting to fly by
ulrplane from England to Australia for
it prize of $r0,000. arrived at Kalid-
jatti, West Java, Saturday. -
J started for Singapore, Malay peninsula,
1 1. . n, J T I...I.A.nf OAulnl ll,n
lahl XUVSUB.V. HCUltmui uu., M.
11.nl. rtAraLl(lHt fnllnVVetl I .lintllln
simlH, hours later, bound for
sarao city.
' .- .
Osteopath Fund Nearly Raised
A check for $1000 from Edward
Bok was part of $0000 obtained yester-
day lu tho drive for $100,000 for the
Philadelphia. Osteopathic Hospital fund.
i i.... i" i- .',r0i,.t ..,i ii i- ....,f,.,i
ii""i uu per cem oi tno rcipurcu
iri u.i ur . .w ." wrii"i
that Bt )re tne "victory oinner
btV fhc worKew, tonieht W9 www
W viilm pbtalPfd ?
.DGEH - PHILELPHIA, 'WOtipAX,
U. OF P. CHAPTER, DELTA PHI
WONT JOIN INTERFRAT BODY
Members Believe Entertaining rtf Candidates. Off Campus Is
Essential Agree to Abide by Dale Sep far
"Rushing" Freshmen t
T)i:CAtTHK the members believe, thej
'-' cannot determine whether u mnn Is
fit to become a member of the fraternity
until he has been entertained off tho
nnimiiio ,.f (lie TTnUersltv of lcntiivl-
mil In lii the home of the brothers, the
!.'.. r'l i- nl nlln T'lil rmlemltv
.'" ' ",V",""":"' t:.,;., -nl
ot1(T fraternities in the interfratcrnlty
hub ueciiieu nui in juiu m ..... .-
UKreemeul. This decision lias nccn un
nounced bj Tlolnnd 0. Fenncr.
Members of the interfraternlty coun
rll have labored for months In licgotl-
n, nWnioiit inn ilruwn un anil an
'in opinion 01 JCliu lm. ivjuwu
d lliut the ,,Kcnent hr amended j
1,.. ..uliMKl t
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,l,l' 1" V" ' ... i, ..".. ..'. ........ .7"
in. vimheil" nff the camiins, was un
SMireil bj u I'liiiiiiiiltee )ii"tructed by the
coinieil. The inemliera ut the council
inniiiil tlmi liiiismucli as t lie ncn acrce
luent was suitable tu all others and that
il has pioed norliiiblc. Ihej would not
cIiuiikc it.
AFTER PROFITEERS
Palmer's Report Shows Methods
Adopted Toward Food
Hoarders
ASKS MORE RIGID LAWS
Washington, Dec. S. Tlie Depart
ment nf Justice is confronted with "in
creasingly dangerous radical activities,"
Attorney General Palmer said in his
annual report submitted today to Con
gress, Air. I'nlmer did not go into delulls ns
to "Red" activities In general. Iml sairt
ord cards.
02,712 finger-print records now in mc
- . . ,
.-.i.i. .. ., -.11 .... .Imilnr ..lnims nrisintr
A URNtlUtNtKAL
from private manufacture of war sup- I After being taken into custody she
plies on the cost-plus arrangement, also i stoutly mam uiued her innocence. Sti-
,1,2 iiit.,,tin r the shoulders of theluetlo tohl the police the woman had
tlenartment's staff.
I""' ..-' '
Hill, n nmn, ... .
l'he department policy of resuming
prosecution of trusts has restoreil lo
netivitv other invest cations and crime-
niiiviiy """'.'"''"'.'t ',,.. &rnernl
proving machinery, the attorney general
iludOU,
In aildltioii 10 tnese,- -r. iu..m.
..... ,t.. t n ..
said, the department will a be bunienea - ; - a timc, lhon-llc be
for mouths to .conic with its ' J'0"'?"1',0" Camc worse than over. That Hatur-
Mr.SffiL&x SL,a inv sas
liraftZia'rds wl, hi 'e b 7o, n7.nu c
SnWashinUn, nd!prosecu.i,m of the
cases will nroeteil
immediately upon
completion of that work
Loopholes lu Ujc Statutes
Investigation and'trial argumeiiis
during the year have shown luophoKs in
many statutes, said tho attorney gen
eral. He called attention to the fact
ihnl. nniler existiuir luw. it is not a
crime to i-end threatening letters
through the muils unless iu furtherance
of a scheme to defraud or us a menus of
extortion. Pointing out tl.ut letters
threatening personal in jury-or truc.
turn of property may be sent with un-
l.unit.v. he urged revision of the law lo
cover such (uses.
Mr. Palmer declared there was great
need for a statute providing punish
ment for mi individual attempting to de
r......l ,1... l'lillwl Ulnlnu lrp.ntil
statutes, he said, provide "punishment
only in the event thut two or more
persons conspire to defraud the gov-
eminent.
Itecnniinendation
made that
criuilual procMiiure be cliaugcd to make
more simple the removal of indicted
ner-ona to the .listrletK where the in
.' . " .... ..... ..-. . -
was
dictments were returned, lie described
the present sjstem as "grievously de
fective," and as mulling removal pro-
cecdlngs "infinitely more cumbersome'
tnun extradition. -
The attorney general recommended
creation ot a paruon anu paroie oar
of three fully empowered to handle all
paruon anu puro. e cuses, inus relieving i - "." il.:1,iu .
the attorney geucrul's oflicc of duties bcli!rha,l. Vlrtuallv all of the rcsnond
"whieh are becoming increasingly heavy i hile V'j" arru!i:i"l un to to
and onerous." Jurisdiction of penal iu- , who had boen Brru'gni.l "P." to
stitutions also should be vested in this lf -tood mule. Monnronc
boari1' hu kM- plea would be "not guilty." The sena-
.,nr-7ZIri7ZZZZZ.t., tor and those arraigned with him faced.
SUPERIOR COURT DECISIONS the charges contained in the second in-"
dlctment, ulleging perjury in the sworn
Oplnlnni In the follonlncr eaes were made 1
public today hy the Hupcrlor Court;
ny Judec Turter . I
rsssunl, 'Adeline llusinesa Men's Asso .
ia Publle Btnlco ('oninilsslon. Order af '
tinned and appeal dismissed at cost of ap
pellants Judges OrUdy and Henderson din.
sented.
liv Jud?o Henilorson
Mars-ulies vs riiyttlleh. MunirlDal Court.
'Apical dismissed Judgment affirmed
I'-reeanian wagor. jnuni.pai uourt.
Judgment reversed .
ll'lss vs. I'Uila Flapld. Transit Co, Jtu.
nliJpal Court Judgment afflnned,
Salus vs. Curson. O. P. 1 l'hila. Appoal
dismissed and decreo affirmed at cost of
appellant
Hechtel vs. rtoman AutomoWIe Co. c
P. 2, Phlla. Judgment affirmed,
Hy Judue Head
f'ettltt vs. Most Excellent Assembly nf
Artlsjus. etc. C. P. J. rhila.-Appeal dis
, m0,ed t rnsts 11
l(v Tnrlir- T...1.
missed at eosts of appellants.
the! ."' .v" Stvr. Q, B, rhila,
Judgment
an rineu
City of hrranton vs T"uWlo 'Service Cnni.
MV .Till. ETA K, DP-.
mission Order affirmed and appeal dis
missed at costs of appellant. ' .
City of Peranum vs. J'uDllc Service Com
mission Order affirmed and appeal dis
missed at cosla of appellant. , . .
Harris vs. Wlnelander. Municipal Coilrt.
Judgment affirmed. . , , .
Prown vs. Wtnelander, Municipal Court.
Judvioent affirmed . . . .
I . vvhltalter vs. it chmou, Municipal court,
4udaine.it anirmed
in ueieunt vs,
Hhaplro, Municipal Court
v',"""1;;!' ",'ilfffJ -w. r. v. un,,M,,
I 4PPeat dlanissed at costs ef PBfllant.
' "As the Delta l'ht fraternity views
the matter," says Mr. Fenncr, "the re
strictlou of entertaining to the Univer
sity campus. and to the fraternity houses
doe not contribute to the real pur
pose of such an agreement, which has
been di dared lo be to prevent ill-considered
and hasty choice. It seems to
tiii that the freedom to entertain a can
didate in the home of a member of the
fraternity and under all Conditions as
sists both the fraternity and the can
didate in' urrlvlnc at an ucciiratc esti
mate ot each other,
"As the inlerfrattnilly. council is un
willing lo malic concessions, we flud
wjth regret that we cannot become a
party to the Interfraternity agreement,
but we undertake, o long us the fra
ternities n thcugreement do likewise,
not to rush or entertain any candidate
lor fraternity purposes before the bo-
gitininc of the rushing period fixed by
the intertraiernity agreement.
"Hushing" season among University
of Pennsylvania fraternity chapter.
will taKe plafe in 1'ebruurj, after the
mid ear examinations. Not until then
inu freshmen or men of upper ijjasses,
who arc attending l'enii for the first
time this year, be entertained or inter
ested in joining u fraternity.
KILLING HUSBAND
Tells Camden Police She Hit Him
With Hammer, Choked Him
and Turned on Gas
ARRESTED AT T.HE FUNERAL
Mrs. Catharine Tlarnclto. thirty -live
vears old. "US Iiine street, confessed to
the Camden police today that she beat
her husband with a hammer and. then
when lie became uncouscious. choked
him to death. ,
Then, according o her story to the
police, she turned on the gas jet in the
room. Later she called in the police,
"pointed out the body nml tho open jet
and told them her husband committed
llClltll was HOC lllle to CHS
lMttfLl
hinted t him that she had killed her
1 ,
"""."
This morning her nerve
, '' husband " she said
f hi eil my nubnanu, sue eu u
coo y "He mistreated me and I could
R uuy Wc Mp.
tifuttttl ii it'iip nrn. Tin f T PfsfnriiPil i
. ,,.,:.,, .,, h. ,, ,n
ULUhs.1 V . """ .-... s
, -notlve for her crime than resentment
' "'ft.. taL J
" " "", ,'"..,.. .,...:m B
I IUIUCU uy lliu iiviii-i; mo iwi..iii.n- ii.
i uess. The other two children, boys of
two uud five yeurs, arc being cared for
bv relatives.
NEWBERRY ANSWERS
ACCUSATION IN COURT
i Mjcnigan Senatdr and Seven-
"""&"
teen Others Arraigned on
Indictment
I Oram! Ilaplds, Mich., Dec. S. lily
P.) Truman II. Newberry, ITniled
i RfI1..s RP1,ior fro,n Michigan, and sc-
"itcen ot ins princ pa cm, .e-.
.if . , t ..: l 1
.... .,r.Ar.,l in ff.i prnl einirl Here. 10-
y "''"".'; ,". ", i"j7. ,. .hiiruinc
Jy p ca '?n,Vi'S the .e nator'l
I fraud and corruption in the senator s
! " ,a' Jf"i a, "
Tm.ne1lntelv after their arraignment
a legal battle began that ia expected to
last at. least two months.
Among the first moves of the de
fense attorneys,, it' was expected, would
bo motions to nu"'1'1 lne enarges against
Vuinber of the prominent men included
anutu.mD,L 'r l,3fj 1 and pleas for
statement ot election expenditures.
WOMAN GONF
ESSES
immmK
The Rittenliouse Trust Company W
1323 Walnut Street . 8
,. is now ready to take your subscription to JL
I. . .THE lD t
CHRISTMAS CLUB
Weekly Payments of $1.00 Interest Paid
jjw Member Federal Reserve System
tXtJt'itcia
DUMBER & &M
MOOREANDFRIENDS
CRUISETONORFOLKi
Smyth, Cunningham and Coles
Also Guests of Commodore
Eisonlohr Aboard Miramar
MAY DISCUSS CABINET
Mayor-elect Moore is at sea today.
literally, not politically. He Is a guest
nf Commodore Louis JI. Elscnlobr on
board the rnchOHramar. Other guests
arc City Sblfellor-dcsignate. David J.
Smyth, Ororgo W. Coles, chairman of
the Town Meeting party; Thomas. W,
Cunningham, president of thn llcpubll-
can Alliance, and Congressman John W.
Forlney,' chairman of tho ways and
means committee of the House of Rep
resentatives. The party was arranged by Commo
dore Eisonlohr last Friday, when he
started his yacht south to Florida
wafers for tho winter.
The trip begun yesterday froih the
Wcllwbod Club, ut Charleston. Md., on
the Chesapeake bay. There the Major
elect and his friends boarded tho xaeht
for the trip down the Chesapeake to,
Norfolk. The Moore nnrtv will lenvol
the yacht at Norfolk, from which point
tne .Mayor-ciect. win uikc tne truin to
Washington.
Mnvor-clect Moore will bo the irnest
of the Hepublican und Democratic mem
bers of the House ways und rncuus com
mittee at a luncheon ul the Capitol
Friday. Saturday night he. will attend
the dinner of tho Gridiron Club in
Washington. '
It is thought that while on the
Chesupcuke today the Muyor-clect will
informally discuss 'with his friends the
selection of the .remaining members of
his cabinet, notably the appointment of
a director of public safety.
niimor was persistent today that
James T. Corlclyou. chief of eountv
detectives under District Attorney Ho-
tan, may ne numea lor tms otbee.
A potential leader In the Republican
Alliance, when asked whom he thought
would be appointed director of public
safety, remarked :
"The Cortely&u campaign is running
strong."
Chief Corlclyou wus a guest of he
Terrapin Club dinner Suturdfly night,
when the ilnal arrangements were inude
for the yacht trip. Commodore Eseu
lohr dnd Chief Cortelyou, politicians re
marked, are old friends.
LORD FRENCH MAY RESIGN
Proposal to Aboljsli Jury Trjals In
Ireland Postponed, Is Rumor
London. Dec. 8. (By A. P.) "It
Is believed that the propoftnl to abolish
trial by jury and to establish a com
mission of judges in Ireland has been
postponed," nays the Daily Mail's Dub
lin correspondent, "and that Downing
street has expressed doubt as to the
vusdom of some of the military pro
ceedings in Ireland. Tho possible resig
nation of the viceroy is talked about.
"Notables of County Clare, including
II. V. MacNumaru, who was shot at
lost Thursday while on a, hunting trip
in the Curron 'district, have joined in
a popular c6niplaint to the government
for stopping county fairs and markets
and requested it to remove tho restne
tionii.", ARRAIGN MEN IN CAR THEFT
, ,
Charge Two Attempted to Steal Car
From City Hall Court
Two young men, charged, with at
tempting to steal an automobile from
Ithe Citv Hall court, will be arraigned
before Magistrate Jlccieary today. ncy
are Charles J. Hans, twenty-live years
old, of Hollywood street, neur lilrarn
avenue, uud .innu r raney, iwcnu-iuitv
vears old. of tivvuiu street, near Twen
ty-seventh.
Patrolman Kirby, who was on guurd
at the City Hall court, charges that
thev tried to ride away with a car late
Saturday night, He stopped them.
When he found that they did not have
an order to take uway the car he took
them to. the night court, where Magis
trate Pennock held them under 51000
bail for examination today,
HUNGARIAN JUDGE A SUICIDE
, Kovacs Accused of Suppressing Evi
dence In Murder of Tiara
Budapest, Dec. 8. (By A, P.) M.
Kovacs, il.e judge who bus been inves
tigating the facts concerning the murder
nf rniint Tiszn. the formerHuugarI.nl
premier, committed suicide today by
lumping from the third floor window
of tlie courthouse.
Kovacs had been accused by the Ei
lrerae, Socialists of suppressing evi
dence to show thut former Premier
Ericdrichs had knowledge that the mur
der of Coup' Tiszu was intended.
HELD ON ROBBERY CHARGE
Two Men Accused of Breaklnfl Into
Cigar Store
Paul Duwkins, Wood street near
Eighth, and Edward Blake, Mole street
nenr Morris, were held without bail
toduy by Magistrate Meclcary in, the
Central Polico Court for triul on the
charge of breaking into the btore of
Louis Bell at 808 South, Sixth street.
It Is alleged thut the two men forced
their way into the place at -1 o'clock
this mor'ning and carried off cigars and
other goods valued at $75. The. police
suspect tho two men of also entering a
Btore at Second and Sansom streets.
Kent Quito U. 3. Vost
Captain F. II. Kent, marine super
intendent for tho United States Ship
ping Board, has sent in his resignation
to take effect tomorrow. He will be
succeeded by Captain It. B. Powers,
of New York. Captain Kent, who had
his office at .Eighth und Chestnut
streets, has accepted a position with a
privato shijiping firm.
MAJOR WALTER WESLEY CHEW
Veteran or the Chi! War and for
mer commander of the State Fen
clhles. Who died this morning at his -liomo
In Melrose Park
MAJOR W. W. CHEW DIES
Former Head of State Fenclbles In
Poor Health Two Yeara
Major Walter Wesley Chew, former
commander of the State ITenciblcs and
a Civil Wur veteran, died this morn
ing shortly after 10 o'clock at his home
iu Mclroso Park. He had been in bad
health for 'riparly two years and was
seventy-seven years old.
Since boyhood the major was am
bitious, to become a soldier. At the
outset of tho Civil War he enlisted
with the 107th Regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers and served throughout tho
war.
In 1S71 he became a member of the
State Fcnciblea and steadily rose from
the ranks until he became commander
of that organization in 1880.
He Is survived by four children. His
wifo died four years ago..
Bridge Board to Organize
llovcruor Sproul has issued an order
for a. meeting of the Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware joint bridge com
mission to meet Friday for organization.
The meeting will bo held in tho Union
League. The commission yvill decide
the iocation, character uud cost of the
proposed Phihtdclphla-Camden bridge.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Philip P. lUrt, 5S52 Hodman St., and Anna
Brobson. 134 Quaen Uno,
Con-irt V. Austin, II. . S- Nevada, and
Myrllo Garmttn 1421 lmerlrlc st.
Louis Ruscmon. 417 carpenter St., and Iaa
Ouldfarb. M44 H sth pt.
Jacob 01?rn.iiu, 2434 H. 2d St., and Fanny
CloudetKky. 2434 S 2d at
Joseph D L.cwes, HO.n VV'cltou ae . and
i iilinn ji. Karr. ram wiutoii nve.
llonarlo Mmraz7u, Ifiin Diamond at., and
Maria Baccarl. llOtl Olvmer at.
Malilon S. Amur. Ilattltnoro. -Md. ,and Calh-
ryii Hogver Baltimore, Md,
Albert 1 Lonp- I'aterson. N. J., and Isabel
Hill. 371B Woodland ave.
John P. Hmall, Bellevue-Stratrnrd. rhila ,
and Elizabeth H, Cochrane, CoO llhcrslde
D-lve. New V. rltv, " .
IVIIllam Caswell n20J Warren t., and Ll'dla
Trttf r.110 T.urtlftW Nt.
Peter M.'MrQulre Frankford Arneiiiil. IJhlla ,
ana Lillian .M, iirr, it i.iuigerrv ei.
Jonep.i If Anthony. Jr.. Watuonlown. N. J..
and IlizabPlh I Uniptaee, 0417 JelTereon
aircet,
John M Iiole, 7fiS Wvnnewood road, and
Adeln B Moody. 7B8 Wynnewood road
David Klullbelll. 1320 N, 7th Kt.i und Molllo
Dnigeln, 051 N. JlandolpU et.
Denjamln .t Scklar Naahvllle Tenn. and
Tlose Hhanlro. Ifi20 S. Bth at,
James If. Dunston. Bethlehem Pa,, and
Mayme H Ileesc, Allentown, Pa,
Loula Palm. 3S25 Palrhlll st . and Mary
CJuartlere 172b S lltll sj.
Tony W. Winter. 2R32 N. Bailey st and
Salma Welner 2H3B N. Bailey ft.
Qeoree Entln. 1609 Wolf St.. and Theresa.
Hplrk. 402,1 N, 7th at.
Charles C. Cramor, 116 Durfor St.. and
...... r nnrmtM "linn Utirrfltii at.
dilVrt A Herman, H37 13. Thayer ot.. andj
I;i.z'iieth van wrman ') ik. Aiy. .
Loula ltcmantlno. 1730 N. Aberdeen st . and
Tniiianlna Capnnno. 1127 Wharlon St.
John Mancuso. 932 Christian t and Jo-
sephlno Zanmlrro, 706 Alter ut. .
Herman Kruhinan. B132 Hri'wii at., ana
Martha L Dombelif, 4330 Parrlsh st,
Tlfthftrf Til 'Meenrinaahev. 2.144 Corllea St..
and Kathryu W. Btreth. 2322 S, Chadwlck.
Howard U Polwell. Lansdowne. Pa., and
Marie C, HuppeL 2283 B. fl7tli si
ttdward 11. Bristol, 1013 Wallace St., and
Louise I. Turner. 3330 N. 16th st.
Max Friedman. 844 N. 7th St., and Mollie.
Alexander. 820 N. American st.
Domlnlck Mahla 786 Wharton st . and
Maria U. Blotta. 1638 a lllth St.
Salvutoro Averson. liOU Ureeuwich St., and
Antoulnetta Castorlna. 031 Greenwich Bt.
Genrcre Yocum, 1350 fT. Hope St., and Lottlo
Tyler. 1417 N. Orkney st.
Charles Kulpis. Jr., Savannah. Ga., and
Ili'so B. Jlles, Oak Lane, Phlla
Jainea Broadls, 1034 Montiromery ave., and
Jennlo Juckiion, 2(128 Turner st.
Arthur Fi-aiices, 1211 Wallace st., and
Maud Winchester 2214 B 4th st.
William V DuiiBan, 6631 Btewart st and
Amy E. Harrison. B031 Htewart nt.
Sam Zllllii. 713 Wallace st,. and Lllllo
BelltzKy, 713 -vyallace st.
John M fieVerns, Southampton, Pa., und
Hlella W. Ivnlne. SouthaniDton. Pa.
Prince A. Jones. 427 N. loth st., and May
Brown, 1S80 N. Van Pelt St. ' '
Andrew Snow, Uaston, Pa., and Edna, M.
fnseko. Phllllpsburs. Pa.
William .T nichman. 713 Mifflin St.. and
Nuran j. 'usser. tun juirmn st.
FrauH V. McOray, 1884 N. IStli st and
Helen G Clarke. 2260 N. Lambert. St.
11BAL KSTATK irplt SAT,li CITY
MODERN HOME: porch. hot-vvatr heat,
laundry In shed; hardwood finish; 4 btd
rooms. 2517 W. Somerset st.
JE(U3VVTIX8f0
JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS STATIONERS
CHESTNUT AND JUNIPER STREETS ' .
Important Gifts
. ' - Diamonds Emerald. cut,
-- Pear-Shape and Cut in
Old-time cushion Shape in
" " ' . the Manner of the famous
Hope and Regent Gems.
Mounted in Platinum as
Brooches and fin.ge.fi
RINGS..
BUSINESS HQUTR8
8.46 A. V, UNTIIi B.i6 P. M.
MM DIESfGHILD
ASKS ABOUT SANTA
Five-Yoar-Old Clrl Wonders if
Kriss Will Forget What
She Want3 Now
FATHER "CAN'T HEAR" HER
The five-yearrold daughter of Stephen
Gilldui 122 I7ast Wishart' street, lodar
Is wondering whether Santa Clans will
forget .her home this Christmas now
that her father Jo' !ead,
The father died suddenly Saturday
afternoon on a Third. street trolley1 car
after making a tour of the, department
stores with. Mrs. Galida. They ha,4
bought several gifts for their daughter
Florence ancj "had' planned .another trip
before Christmas.
Wefore her parents started for the
stores Saturday the little tirl told her
father she wanted a pair of rubbers,
a. pair ot gloves ana a bicycle.
"Daddy is homo now but he couldn't
hear me when I spoke to him," tho
little eirl told a .caller todnv. "Do
you think he forgot to tell Santa -Claus
vynat i wantcu Tor Unristmas?" she
asked. ' ' '
Oallda's death was due to heart dis
ease, it was believed. -When he was
stricken the trolley car made a fast run
to, the Itoosevclt Hospital. Physteians
said denth probably occurred J,mnJedi
ately after, tho .attack.
Mrs, Galida today denied she 'ha3.
made any criticism of the trolley- crew.
She said the conductor and niotormaa
had done all they could do In the cir
cumstances. FINANCE COMMITTEE '
IN QUEST OF FUNDS
Transfers Will Meet Some De
mands and Others Co Over
to Moore Regime
Councils' finance committee today
faces, the. problem of providing, from
an empty treasury, several hundred
thousand dollars to carry departments
lo the year's end. Most of the money
will be ''found" ffom transfers, while
other bills will go over to the Moore
administration.
The largest sum asked for is $850,000
for the purchase of the Holmcsburg,
Disston and Tacony waterworks. Tho
plan to tako over tho plant as a part
of the municipal system will be delayed
until liiL'ti. leaving Mayor Moore to
wrestle 'with tho problem of finding tho
money.
Other hills likely to bo ignored pro
viding $30,02U.01 to Day & Zimmer
mnnn for bridge work ; .$16,002.51 to
William T. Mahony for bridge work ;
$1!!, 429.01 to ItobcrrlUcgins on sewer
work, and $20,000 to Richard Walsh &
Son for grade crossing removals.
Among the demands that must be
met, cither in part of in whole, are
558,288 for juvenile support; $21,017
for alterations and additions' to the
Municipal Courts; $15,000 for jury fee
und 0000 for furniture -for Municipal
Court; $20,707 in "salary, Department
of Public Works,. -and $20,000 for addi
tional supplies.
Power
a part
of the
plan
Power makes production
possible. It Is one of the
Indispensable things in a
Factory which needs care
ful planning. Our 87 years
of solving this problem re
sults In benefit to our
clients. Thebook,"Bulld
'ing with Foresight," on,
request.
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