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PHILADELPHIA CENSUS,
WILL SHU W 3,500,000 IN
METROPOLITAN AREA
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feta'ol-McCain.Saya City Must (ftfi jy ffe
I . t rf--.MM tlm ifAfl fllln 1 1 .
pilnk In Bigger Flguros and (
Enter iruoopnoro
ShWLD IGNORE COUNTY
LINES IN ITS EXFAN5IUN
rest3 That Schomo Adopted
ty Now York and Chicago
'Bo Followed Hero
ti.. r.F.nnriV vx RIcOAlN v.
HE cenius of 1020 vt oUow 'that
PMhriclnhJa. Milb its metropolitan
Strict, has a population In ciccfcs of
8.500,000. .
.John OlWer La Gorcc, associate cdi
tcr'ef the N'olfonal Geographic Rfoga.
ibe, fl it nt C.000,000.
i By Itssmetropolltan district is meant
ttfe famediate tributary territory within
tffWtr-flTO miles. InclildlnK Trenton
tod Wilmington.
nd this may occasion the intiuiry:
Wky a Jlctropolitan district for Phlliw
itlphla?' The answer 1st vhy not?
Within the past few days an Asao
tlitcd P" dispatch frbra New York
Jiiled tho announcement that Nc
fork had displaced London us the
lrerH's jrf"'"1 clty ' thnt c4usu8 fiS
iitu woold show that Us mctropoll-
lin district bad a total population pf
8,500,000. as compared aith the eaU
nite of 7,000,000 for the metropolitan
district of Loudon, hitherto the largest
r tr in the world
; Is worth while noting jutt what
lerrltorr is Included lu New ork,
which fiTM it this claim to tho largest
titr la the world.
' it comprises, according to the press
dispatch referred to. iufinlt()ly more
than Manhattan, the Bronx and Brools
i ita innw them. Tho metropoli
tan district includes the city pf New
Teri proper, Hoboken, Jersey City,
Bijonne, Xcwark, Pasfalc, Pattersou,
New Brunswick and Elizabeth In New
Jersey; Jit. Vernon. New Rochclle and
fltflir KCH0U3 Ol f f viu.ri.uf uiiuuj,
ISvIotk, a portion of Long Itiland
nl s eljce of uonqect'out. " -JEkifidelnhia.
with Us railroad und
Wiley lines, bordered by vast mauu
iuyitwz ttwuiisumenia aim leefnms
from ritv hall in.fevery direction.
alitled to have this territory defined
:.1U metropolitan district. It la the
ir rtiiiadeipnia. . -
Must Imoro County-'Llne9
t. vlnialliatlon of an" ultlmaluly
ittr. Phlladelnhui must coriteffltilate
Hlriinoring of county lines. Metro -Hktu
New York ignores etatb Unci!.
Jiras the city proper is concerned
With. Philadelphia?'
ma
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tumlnation of county Jbes lis al--l
A fact. ig'notin-Ih tlfft'ovcr-
iftDier ucfin adincent counties of our
nmnlation from tho present boundaries
if Philadelphia.
To the north, toutb and we.st of our
ofnorate limits and over In New Jet-
Hyiatiea and communities swiftly ac
ctaiUe by train and trolley have been
ud are springing up.
vrery. morning tcco ot t&ousanao ot
commjitexs from the surrounding coun
ties la Pennsylvania, from New Jersey
tod Dlirarc, within this metropolitan
district, pour into Philadelphia to
tQilramate with and become a part of
itiwork'a-day population. These tens
nl thoujands contribute to the wealth
ad prosperity pf the city proper, and
ihoold be enumerated in the population
01 the cltv nt. lwiRt. nf Hia nrnfrnnftHlnn
district.
The nort rf PhHnrIlnln mi le.
tlnwlshtd from tho municipality proper
d the metropollUn district, is of far
trejter Silent. TTia rlofinlUnn nt th
MirjUme Exchange of the port several
jears ago deicribes it aa ''comprising
Sr ,J".ster8 M tue Delaware and
tfcuuy kill rlvert bordering upon the
mwiChMlity of the cltv of Phllnrlplnhin
are navigable "
ims was correct as to actual topog
tinny sod nm-r fnniiio v.,.t i -.,..,
Ktd as to Influence. '
i?1?, defined it In tho customs district
i. "?"S31?- wl"cn includes "all
&..pwtl0Sllia Etate ot Pennsylvania
ffi 'iV1.070 de8"'a3 wese longt-
Inlil v l0B BWle ot Delaware and
i.C.. -.' W1 of Uo etata of New
Pr oot Included in the district of
iiinMt . V, neaaquartero Jn Phlla
. to Include Camde.n, Gloucester
I&'irtorS TB"?Pft?.L&t'
Ktm;. Del ' ' ,,"m,D8lon
Slrelchcs Over felato
Tllft trlnOrA t trl a .
lef PhiG. u u,"uuco or mo port
IS phLtt' . ?L . wajtwlw and
IPHMwf. ww, Bireicnea to
ShiS?.0? ,tho west. with its coal
a1?.'tron districts: Pottf.viiin i,7 Vif.
lKn'fi'J'-u8 t0 the northwest; Al
ffii"1 eoutoern New Jersey and
4hlatiJlr.0poUtan di,BWct ' Pha
ttnvA. ,, .tne eJteut of territory
SESS lDdudd ln " ot-
ft lLpref a,m. J Mayr Mwe
"tw new administration mnm.
"'"'tdoii l'rTwniVi .,
PPW COST N. Y. $3,000,000
fOLONEL McCAIN t's jiiit7 tho
nBii'cr t tt iierica of vigoioua
articlea, the second of which ap
pearo today.
And ho ta yiuing moro Ifutn the
hmweri'ho is indicating the rem
edy, the treatment to bo applied
and now being' applied to bring
Philadelphiana to a realization of
tlieir citu'o arcatneao, and to place
Philadelphia firmly on tho heights
wicrc it bclongo.
Tho first of tho aerica, publiohcd
yesterday, allowed the city on the
threshold of an era. of wide ex
pansion. Who new administra
tion was the first big step for
ward. Advertising and couragcouf
optimism are requisites now.
t Today's article shows il essen
tial that Philadelphia realise ita
great size and importance. The
pdpulation in itstmetropolitan dis
trict exceeds 3,GpO,000, and the
city must think' in metropolitan
figures and ignore county lined in
expanding its influence.
Philadelphia, Thursday, march 4, 1920
Ml;
rubllahcil Dally Exoppt Bonily. BubBrrlpUon Trlio J(l.a Year ty Malt,
Copyright, 1U20, by Public Ledrcr Company.
OLD VIOLA RECOVERED
G. W. N0RRIS ELECTED
RESERVE BANK HEAD
.life TiBrBP
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'PHILA. ORCHESTRA
" HOUSE REFUSES TO REPEAL DRY Act
LOSES 15 PLAYERS
tA
WASHINGTON, March 4. The House today refused by
10 OTHER CITIES
Former Director of Federal
atitution Selected to Suc
ceed E. PtiBey Pasamoro
c'
v.Mw.X7.-t2v
This, taluablo lustrumcut, 300 jcara old", tho property ot Dr. '1 li.uldcui
iucii, concert master nnu assistant conductor or tho niliadclnlila
uixiieitra, 11041 been missed Mnco ilanuarj 27.
by tho police
It lwis just been rccoiercd
161 PUPILS HAPPY ICOLCJ.BUNIG
AS SCHOOL BURNS
DIE
HOSPITAL
Directors of the Tcdcrol Reserve
Tlank of Philadelphia huve unanimouak
elected George Vf. Norrla governor of' .. ....
the bank, to succeed c. Puscy Pats, Kearny Building Swopt by I Poinisylvania Railroad Comp.
morHe win assume hb office abou Flomea-Battallon Chlof and I trailer Suooumbs al Bryn
Mr. Norris is at present director of! ur,., i..:...i . ... ....
tho farm loan board at Washington , nosoman Injured Mawr; III Several Months
and no will remain there this month to
clean up his -work.
Election of Mr. Norrla to the im
portant pott of governorship of the
Tcdcral Jles,ervo bank woo well received
or l'Uijaoclphia bankers, to whom
Mr. Norrla is well known. He hau uu
Intimate knowledge- of thq workings, of
the " Federal Reserve bank, having
served as a director ot tho buuk here for
about Q. car, resigning to tako up the
directorship of the farm loan board.
Ho was director ot Vflianeh. Docks
and Ferrie.s in the, cabinet of the late
Mayor Blunkenburg.
PLAN HALF-TIME SESSIONSI ATTERBURY AIDE IN FRANCE
Th,,3 CleaVed street, for tB0,
W v , m a,MI Tled Up
Xork city spent mol-o thn tn .
TaCte IL 6!' .rtreet, of
"'w.aad allow .. . t"z reeu ot
w i S a!w traffic tq.be resumed on
c'yalDiVJlc.-.accordlng to Street
"PafTSSflas. ....
JSf WUll Straff. wkB'.tlons, an(1
"ta Clear,? Jwenty-ve mllea bt
1IlclDam,0f,,S0W n Ms city by
1 VZ tort y, JFe5? ,s tho sltuutlou
",? t yet h'n i mKee. of "'"eta
Uoni! jJSJJ1,." cleared n olnwinVi
v5 M tho S"w or 8tets n Brook
iw" cleS0r-?.ro" w nt yet com -"ti
i""!fd; at least flftv'mii-.
ffl ''Mnable MH dl8lj let" ' urn
t-C
IMh.'
Manhattan ltpj
BUZZARDJO SKIR.PH1LA.
Though Rain and Possible Snow
Flurries Are Expected
The so-called bliz7ard which Is mov
!uc across the Unlted-.States in a north-
.easterly direction will probably center
over the bt. Lawrenco valley, tho
weather man says.
It is not moving with the velocity
cf an old-fashioned blizzard, as its cen
ter yesterday was over Oklahoma, and
today had enly reached northern Illi
nois. Philadelphia will not be seriously af
fected, "tho weather man says. He pre
dicts sbmo rain and possible enow
flurries when the storm reaches the At
lantic. Tonight will be warmer pre
ceding the storm's urrhul.
MARY QODGES INTERVIEWS
Miss Plckford Can't Be Scon Follow
ing Divorce
Oakland, Calif., March -1. (By A.
P.) Mary Pickford, tho motion pic
ture actress, who was divorced in Min
den, Nev.. Tuesduy, from On en Moore,
successfully eluded Interview era hero
today after she bad plaved u hide-and-peek
gamo with them all the wuy from
Reno.
With her mother and a moid, Miso
Pickford left tho traiu here, boarded
u closed automobilo which had been
waiting for tho party, and drove
swiftly away in the direction of Han
Jose.
WOMAN BADLY BURNED
Mro. Katherlno Krumm'o Clothing
Ignites at Qan Stove
Mrs. Katherine Krumra, forty ycaro
old. was ccrlously burned at her homo.
3314 North Thirteenth ttrcet, at lOiJJO
o clock this morniog.
Her clothing ignited from a cos stove
Jet. Hearing her Bcrcaras, other mem
bers of the household wrapped her In
rugs. JJcr clotlica were imruert trom
her body.
Sho was taken to tho Samaritan Hos
pital and is believed to bo dying.
2 BOYS HURT IN CAMDEN
Run Down by 'Autos, Both Are Ex
pected to Recover
Two elckt-year-old bojs were knocked
don b automobiles lu Camden today,
but both escaped fatal Injury
Victor PJgot, of 1101 Morton street,
wus paying near hit) home tlila mora
ine when a passing car ran down upou
him. When picked up tho boy wus badly
bruised. Ho in at tbe West .lerscy
Homeopathic Hospital.
The other child is Joseph Burke, of
12C1 Lansdowue avenue. The uccident
In which ho wus injured was almost a
duplicuto of tho ilrst. Tho Burke buy
is also at the West Jersey Homeopathic
Hospital.
deatFthrwoiTking
f ' '
Cnlllaux Alleged to Have Menaced
Alfonso In 101 1
Paris, March 4. (By A. P.) To
day's nession pf the triul of former Pre
mier Joseph Qaillaux brought out uu
alleged threat by M. Calllaux ugalu&t
the life of King Alfonso of Spulu at
the tlmo the landing of German troops
at Agauir, Morocco, lea to grave inter
national complications in uui
. William Martin, former chief
protocol at the foreign office, i elated u
conversation ho hud with King Alfonio,
Juuuury 110, 1012. Tho kug, uccordlug
to M. Murtin, declared M. Caillaux
tent an emissary to him, threatening
mm with deatli, M. .Martiu lesuiicu
that Kins. Alfonso huIiI ho was not
niraiu.ot uw tnrwr, i. uuuiuux
Itimc in the ntlior
"It is Impo&slblo for me now to ay
It was a joyous morning in the neigh
borhood of Siilh street and Fuirmount
aienuc this morning when 1C00 children
reported at the Kearney School and
found the main building destroyed by
Arc. t
The children- must now be provided
for in other schools lu the vicinity. Al
bert H. Dqdley, tho eupervlslns prlncl-
pni, eaia arrangemeutii win uo maae at
Coloucl Carroll M. Buntlug. comp
troller of tho Pennsylvania. Railroad,
who wao connected with the ejfctcm for
thirty ycaru, died this morriing at 0:10
o'clock at the Bryn Mawr Hospital. He
had been ill for several months.
Colonel Bunting lived nt the Meriqn
Cricket Club, Havcrfqrd.
Ever since his return from France.
once to have the children put on.half where be 'was aids Jo BrlghdleflQenerflt
tchoolo. irj'" -""rbur.v, Colonel Bunting!;
health bad been falling. Like General
whether there should bo a new building lAtterburr. he did not spam himself in
erected, or not,; it depends on tbe'"u""nB lr inn bucccss oi me Aincri
strength of the walls," he said. "Of an cause.
course, either n new t,chool rauht be! rr n tilnc 'lc resuip6d hin work bb
erected on the rite or the present build- comptroller;, but on Tebruurj 5 bli coning-
rebuilt as noon as possible " dition became eo Mrloua that he was
leinovru io iuc nospiiui. no nan Hoped
hi iciura 10 ma uuiies on Jiarcu 1
Uno Pupil Disappointed
One little girl cried because her loom
was the only ouc that escaped un
scathed. It is on the first floor, mid is
virtually undamaged.
Wondering children gathered around
and gazed at Robert Reuben, of 715
North Sixth street, as big tears run
down bin cheeks because his school wat,
burned. Ho fald he expected to be
wn?n tue rnilrouus were returned to
PrUate Control, but Ilix mnrilHnn laet
Monday, when that action took plac,
a vcrv crate.
The duties of Colonel Bunting were
taken up by A. E. A. Stockton
Whllo In Prance Colonel Bunting was
With the terWcc of mnplv nnd stationed
at Tours. He aided in the direction n(
graduated lu Jtiuc. and now feared i transnortution in .'jiMltlnn in mnnv n,i,n.
f -' , .. . . i ,..., ,, . i . ' '-..J Wllltl
i uuincuuw iiiu gii'ut 3t;iii. wuum uu iiu&i uuiie
noned
Patrolmen trl'rt in vain to chase tue
children awaj, but they refused to go,
preferring to remain and gloat oer the
ruins.
Bettor Offers, With Bigger Pay,
Luring Away Mombors of .
' Famous Organization
HANS KINDLER DECIDES
TO ENTER CpNCERT FIELD
Musicians to Quit on Expiration
of Contracts Aftor Concorts
May 5 and6
tui'Qverwhelralng majority to repeal the prohibition enforce-mentact.
vy-i LEHIGH CANAL TO BE OPENED MARCH 15
"HHABBISBUKQ, March 4. The Lehigh Coal aud Navigation
Company has notified the Public Service Commission that
weather permitting the Delaware division will be opened for
liavisatlon March 15 and the Lehigh on April 10.
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PRICE TWO CENTS v . &
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BERGDOLL P
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TO TAKE HIS CASE
TOSUPREMECOUR
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Slacker S00K3 to Wigglo Out of
Punishment by Evading
Army Trial
GR0VER FLINCHES WHEN
LABELED AS DESERTER
Defense Argues Military Action
Is Illegal, but Judgo Advo-
cato Says Othorwiso
At 1roit fifteen of Its prcbont nmu
berA will bn missing from the I'hilii
dclplila Orrliectm next senson. ini bid
log nans ivindlcr, Uie lirsl 'cellist. j
Desire for better salaries h Mild I
to be the m.iitt reason for the with i
draw ah. i
Those who, beside Mr. Kiudlei, m c
certain to Ieuc, follow;
Anthonj 1'crrcru, first tiollii. ho
goei to the Cleveland Qrchestru us as
sistant LoncerlmciBlcr ; Churltou Coo,
ley, Moln, who will bceoino fcolo vlnlu
iMth the CJeiclmi'd Orchestra and
ljdinuud RulcHtritna, bant) clarluel who
goen wllli the I'liilhuriuouit; Onlicstru
ot New ork.
Others hald to bo irluallj inlain
to go include Richard Krlegcr, basv0ou;
I.otiib Terrera. ilrst violin Lucleu
CalUcl. third clarjnet, and Pnd 15ct
tunj, third barsoon.
Dautcl Bouadc, head of tin clarinet
tectlon is (lino mentioned an a poiljlu
absentee next kcusou. It ii Miid that
ho will ri turn to Truncc. Marul Tab
utcau, hcui ot the olwc section, is ru
mored to bo among those who will not
rt-lurn ulthough this Is d"iilcd by tho
management of the orrhentrn
Anton lloruci, Ilrst French horn and
his' brother, Joseph, htnc both ohked
for, big increases sud the orchesttu asso
ciation is now negotiating with them
ou the question of next reason's sulary.
Anton Horner has been with the Or
chestra eighteen seasons and his
brother haa-, spent nineteen seasons
with the organization. Dutou Henry.
first violin, was offered a great increase
to go with the Cleveland Orchestra as
head of the 'second vlolinH, but it is
tuid be will remain with the Philadch
phia Orchestra at a moderate increase,
' Williams Sure, io Vea$ .
Urucat Williams, first trumpet of the
Orchestra, is a certain absentee from
tho ranks the couling' season. It is
raid that ho will go with one of the
New York orchestras.
The present teason ot tho Orchestra
ends here with the concerts of Mqy B
una 6, nnd the tinio for renewing tho
yearly, contracts, which arc-made .with
most- of the memucro of-the-Orchestrn,
expires six: weeks before that time,
which wilbe March i!7.
Negotiations with mauy of the pluy
ers who, feeling the pinch of the times
and the extraordinary cost of living,
are demanding substantial increases in
i alary for next season, ure being con
ducted by the management.
An unusuaKphase of the present con
dition of unrest is revealed by the
changes pending, not only in tbo Phila
delphia Orchestra, but virtually every
important orchestra in the oountrj .
COMMISSION HITS IN. J. IN SUIT TESTS
m STAND RENTS
18THAMENDMENT
Company Told It Can Park Stato Also Attach Volstead
Law m Complaint Against
Palmor and Roper
at Hotels and Station:
Without Interference
RAILWAY CASE IS HEARD
FILED IN SUPREME COURT
' The Tublif Service Coninii'Mou ir.
going to see to it that timotib conipiinirs
trt futiiri" Minll not be forwd lo pay
"rent" to hotels or rallnnid fur the
Ute of tho city's streeN
This was' made clear by Cmnnmsion
era Bcnu and Cb'tnent nt a hearing
today, when the Public f-rrvirc TaMcab
Co. tought u I'rrtlflcatr of ronvenicnoe
to enable it to operuto its cabs in Pbil
u'delnhla. Thii was grunted
"The commission looks with extreme
disfavor on the practice of paying 'rent'
to hotels or railroads for permission to
nark cabs along th curb oiitsldo," said
Commissioner Clement. "It is out
rageous to charge 'rent' for the citj
streets. If any hotl or rullroad nt
lomptfi" to force ,vonr company to pay
for. eucli 'privileges' come to us imrae
dintel'
The new rompanj. leprescutcd by its
nrcsident, B. V. Crunhlon. declared that
It would have 100 jellow cHbs on the
streets by tho end of the year, aud
eventually 2o0.
A. Howard Jours, assistant engineer
for the Publli1 Service Commission, tes
tified pt length in tho complaint lodged
some months ago by Ferdinand Meinsner
against the Fraokfard. Tacony nnd
Holmri;burrrWlif5i'nllway Co.. nnd
recommended Imiorlnnt vliangox in the
(ompaiii'd ichcme of operntiou.
Recominndationfi were that the com
nany return to iln ichnlulrH ak of last
May, ivhiclj were mlirfoctorv trt pu
tronfi; tlwl the ocamoiiuI practice of
turniug cart back in tho middle of the
Frankford nin. compelling patsengrrs
to wait for a following cur. be dlscon
tinued; that tho company tell au oxtru
powerhouse, equipped with costlj boll
ers and never used, to raise funds for
the oxtension" of tho "turnout ou the
line; that tho compan.v make uu agree 1 ton nn.i u..,..
,r,t i. III. tl.o T TI T f ,. l,o-l. '. "V' 0D.U C10""!
113 the Associated Pres
Wa&liiiigioii, March 1 The ttatp of
Now Jersey through its attorney gen
oral. Thomas F. Mol'n n, todav hied)
In the United Mates Supreme Court
a rtiit seeking to huvr the prohibi
tion amendment declared unconstitu
tional and to prevent enforcement of,
the Volttead net Urn Miit ih directed
against Attorney (tonenil Palmer aud ,
Daniel C. Roper, commissioner of in- ,
tcrnal revenue. The suit was actuated
by Governor Edwards. ;
The bill sets forth that the ameud- '
ment was improperly drawn, that in'
twenty-one states the Legislatures have I
uot ratified it n3 provided by their)
state constitutions, and that there is uo i
power in Congress to propose a con '
stitutional amendment regulating the
habits and inoralii of tho people. It
recites further that the amendment i
u legislative and not coustitutionul
matter uuu us sucli it was improperlj
passed
It Is charged that the amendment
centralizes authority -uitlmni Uu. ,nt.
Ucnjtof tfi .people of New .Torne.v nnd
1 mil. m ik it v lointion-i'T tiioip Mivcreigii
rlghli- The loMead uct. lmving In-en
pnncle-1 under mithontv of the umend
UiMit, the petition filv. i mill und
old.
It is olaimed that the A'ulstead net
is illegal beciiuso bj "doproftiitlug und
in a large measure drstrojing the tu
nble aliie of real and pen nun I prop
erty within tho wtate. ' it is destrm'
live of tho Htato'.s free and indi pen
dent government: because it deprive
,niP, ,st8,! f revciiuoH from licenses,
which in 101S amounted to " 11"
Gj a Staff Correspondent
Govcniors Inland, N. Y., March if
llrovcr Clevclund Bcrgdoll, wealthy
draft dodger, ihose court-martial be
gan hero ut 11:05 o'clock this morning,,
plans to curry bis case to the Supreme..
Court in the hope of wriggling out of
punishment.
This was indicated when thu'Phlla
dclphian's couneel, nnrry Weinberger,
fought In Tain today for u continuance
of the case until next Wednesday.
Weinberger raid thut if an adverse
decision were given ou the writ of habeas
1 orpus ho obtained last week for Berg
doll he would attempt to carry the case
l'i the Dutton's highest court.
Appears in Civil Court Tomorrow
The slacker is to appear tomorrow
before .Judgo Hand in the United
States District Court for the southern
district of New York, ou tho writ ob
4uined by TA elnbergcr
The courtroom wus cleared this af
ternoon while the members of the court
debated Weinberger's move for post
I oncuieut. When his motion failed a
recess was ordered uptil 2 o'clock this.'
afternoon. '
The report of the rpecial lunacy
board was expected before the proceed
ings begau today, but it has not been
hied eo far. Bergdoll's counsel contends
that .ho is uot sane
Bergdoll, ln custody of one guard'
irrived at Corbin Hall ot ten minutw
to 10 twenty minutes beulnd echedula.
The draft-dodger wore black shoes, a
dark grs), ueatly pressed suit and a
1 oft durk felt hat. He had on a dark
tie nud a vivid colored silk shirt.
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Two Firemen Injured
Two firemen wero slightly injured
They are
Colonel Runtiui: wnn horn in Dark,
on September 1C, 1871
, He was graduated from the Darbv
rii-imo ocnnoi, aiier wnieli lie entered
a bueiuess college. He started his rail I
road career in 1SS7 as a bill of Imliugi
clerk nnd steuocranher to n. W. rine I
row, freight agent at Philadelphia of 1 ir recently. thrp New Smpum.
.o , '.nwi,. iluck in nnu iinii .n.,,fi.. i , m lesiru nr rpu i ni-ir iinnm ,in .11
. .. .. ., -,., ,. . , .. .. . . ' " "" tv..,v, -- r- -.-...., ..l.. ... ...
acupg uaiiaiinu viuei aoini iviumpp, iianroao uu. notion of Artuur Uixluuzl ; the t levi
cut by falliug clans. ' Later he became through freicht nent land Urchestrn, umbr Nlcholai Nlclm
Raymond Hitchcoch. hosemau Ln of the Philadelphia nud Reading Ruil l-'ff aud the Detroit Oiohestra.
gine Compinj No 21 left aukle XMa Co. aud subsequently cuterd the Uicm- orchestral,, uirdiug neurlv ."00
sprained. ollicc of J. r. Sheehan. ageut lu this men. huve uccentuuted tho dQinitud for
The llro was discovered by n wuimiUCity for the Northern Pacific aud Win- 1 nniiciuus of thu iint chibM. iiud it 1
in tho neighborhood. She told Isaac consln Central Railroad tiii- demand thut hu made the I'hilii
Wold, a postofnee clerk, attached to the Colonel Bunting went with the Penn 1 delphiu plttjera restless
substation nearby, and ht turned iu an fjlvania Railroad May, 1800, wti'ch ho lr.r o,fi, , nn.-. '
alarm. , became secretary to Coptuin Johu B t. , ""s"1 " " . .
The blaze started our the third floor 'Green, then third Icc nrceident. He' It." said that more thun half the'
cc it interferes with the
" ii"ivmv - ,mi m. t 1. v.. 11111.1VUJ infarnnl nmmHmAi rl . I
lhe war hau tied up many of the the two would discontinue joint opera 1 oprrat ru t nuilsl. tl,e n , uZ ,1 '
prominent musiciuus iu ISurone. who ion niues over the Bridge .tre. t run, "mprl'oni .ent ,d fe U"r "
cannot, or will not. come lo this couu- and thus reduce losses to both enmp.i I 3ri"0.''! L.V ,..r7fcifurc- ""' lir'.'
trj owing to conditions resulting from uics; that a nlau of t.eorge T Sale for f'"t uonZ.Ziu-C.lS' i" ","
,hV gteat struggle, and the unable running the Jrank ford Ij no into 1 rank l'' Zlu "'"it' U", '
IUPPIJ Ol nrei-CiabS musicians lor tllO im i'v muniurtvu nuui naif im uu
big (vmphony orchestras of the iouu- , Plans iu final form.
trj 13 necessarily limited to this couu-
,rT n,reR 11 ,.. ,, r . AIRMEN MUST QUIT MEXICO
To increase the dlfliculty of the situu
linn three new orchenlruB of the tirtt,A,, riu ,, c, o,.... . . .
. in li.no Wo ,,r!-nnWe,i i i, ..,. 'Army Filers, at Sonora blnce Md
chine Fell. Ordered Home
151 Pao, Tc.., Alurch 1. fp.v
I Instructions have been tran
slate,
J Complaint is made that tho net re
stricts the practice of pliTbiciana of the
state and the operation of its penal,
I correctional and charitable institutions;
that the state Iiu not concurred in the '
amendment nud that if the net is en
forced il will nullifv (ho right of the'
"tutti to regiilulo its internal ufiuir
1 in luiiiiiij up aci in nor i n,
of the building, which is of old-style was made chief clerk to tho first vice meinorra ul ule orciietira nave ocen ap l0nie out of Mexico without waiting
construction, 'ana is.Dcuevca 10 nuvc president May 1, 16H7, and assistant to ' i"""1-"" , n uHruiu, lra "' "lu'r I for tbc release of their iiirplnne which
tue nrst vice president June 1, 1000, 1 , "' : "" "; ;- "", u" ,l" ""' w ,lu .l"V" , lias beeu the causo of the delaj in their
.Harcli 4, 11)011, Colonel Bunting w 11- ' .,'."; 1. 17. . " 1 i i r ' , , " leturniug ioiiovvtn- iiirir relensc in tl
r
...,li..l 1. rl..,in-H.i.. T r Yt..ir 1 n.lnl. ,.. A..i....... .1.. ... , ,
null.., ., uivuii-iiuui- ,, u. nuu uuu I" ,i'- ii. riiifri-ff uie HOIIIUlMOn t yl
L. Usher, American avinlor, who loiued in the uuieudmeut uliic!i ti
lisve been in Souorn. Mexico, sum evprcrslj omluovj to iiitn.n,itiiiL- n
I ebruary 2, to returu to tho I ulteil m'ioiv.
Mates immediatelv, ncoordiug to a Ihe comphiint nl o declare iTlat if
liilenjont made todav bv Colonel Fran the amendment 1 valid (hi right of
U AW Glover, chief of stuff to Mujor ' "tigress to lei-Mute under it 1., re-
tioncriil Robert L. Hiivkc. coinniunder -tricted to mutters relating to '"the
if the CI Paso milltur.v di-trlct external concerns of the I uited sinten
The officers have boon ordered to nnd within the noculinr .lnnu.m nf ,h,.
... ff Hf .. ..!.!. -..4 ....!.( r t .., ' T . " v "1-
oriclnated in tho cooking rooms.
In less thuu fifteen minutes the flumes
tprend lu all directions. They mvcl
oped the roof aud the third nnd lecund
floors. The quick bpread of the fire
was due chieflv to the largo amount of
woodwork In the building.
After a neatly two-hour batlh the
firemen had thi blaze under control.
Although the hrst floor of the hchool
was not dumtigt d by flumes it was ion
dercd utclcut on nccount of fulliug
timbers.
The annex of the school, which facco
Fairmount avenue, was unharmed and
will provide accommodations for about
200 of tho 1000 pupils. Two hundred
more will be uired for nt a second
annex at Fifth slieet und Fulrinouut
avenue.
V. MAXCY MARK0E DIES
Death Follows Operation Ho Was
Connected With Ponna. Co.
A'. Moxcv Markoe, whose home Is at
117 South Forty sivth street, died last
evening in tho Northwestern General
Hospital following mi operation.
Ho is survived b.v his wife, Mrs.
Abblo Muishull Markoe. and two sisters,
Mrs. D C F Kivinus of 2110 Do
Lancey strict, mid Mrs R II Marsh,
of Brookljn, N' A , ,
Ho was (oniiislid with the Fcnnsjl
vanin Co. for lnsuiaiici 011 Lives and
Grauting Anuultie-
TO CHRISTEN DESTROYER
.'iuii.il i, jiii,u, voiDIlt'l IIIIIIU1IB nil" ; ',,.,, i ., 1 1 1 , , ir 1 iriuimuh ii'iiuniuj nu'ir reiru
appointed nsslstnut toutroller, and hc,"" rV,Vuj;t u,b IiIk1 '' ,',iu,f " ,I"U"U Sonora authorities l,.-t we.k.
wi.k promoted to .outrollor Juno I. I "lTT f, ,r"fa' ,orsu"i1 ufious' .
in 10 uu oinin ui uiv iiiinni.'" niiiuu' u ha r V inn ta rvnri i-.,,.....
IVICAIUU IU DATCL ir.WMNb
iniA
r.ilonol Ui.i.1 mfr xnK .. .no ,,f "" ."".hestra, paiticuliirlv. the wood
" -. .. . t l.iiN. Il.e ner hrull ,i. i ilironlm T .0.1
the Unlou Leni'iie. Uacnucl. Pino A'nl
le und Merimi Ciirkit Clubs, lie w
uu ardent golfoi.
polil Stokowski, nud I'liiiHidcrid bv mu
( ....lliuiril (.11 1'itce TmciiI Ino, Ciili.nin Unn
DR. RICH'S VIOLA D'AMORE
RECOVERED IN BARBER SHOP
Instrument. IW0 Yean Old. living Played by Ucnl, Gray
Haired IS'egio in Federal Street bhup When Fieeonized
Former U. S. Anenl Hrftl Ucallnos
With Rebels. It Id Said
Alolio Clt"., March I iBv . l 1
AV. O Jiukliie. forunr I nitrd Stiitc
cousul.il' agent al Puebla, vvho.e ier
niKslou to net lu that cupncltv was ic
cently rivoked. ic to In . pellis from
Alexico for his alleged dialings u(,
nbels. uccordlug to lii'M"iil n porlH
hero.
Tin Fniled Stulex nuba -v Imi
l.iiiulid a now note lo tin Mi Mean lor
eign ollice reliitive lo linigih pufcrrotl
In uu interview bv .lullu Am, hell. ii.,
u 11U11 of Ihe blate of IVihln
1.. I. Hill ......- 1 .
"' "vfninMiii. 10 icguiato com-
uierie umong tho vtateb" aud that tho
lute slono hat tho power to entorco I
tin ml wllhlu Its own bouUrs
I pon the motion of Asblstnnt t
tornev tjeneral Friiron the cnurt def
nnif hed ur( Alotnln.v for heuniig
iirgiinirnls in Jie Ulioilo Klaiiil cjos i
n well ns in uppeuK frmu Kcntuckv '
nud Mu vjoliuhrtti. involving vnlidltv of
tin prohibition umenduienl
''llill'Jln'M !., '.'r1 fl.VViBAR SIX I. W. W. WITNESSES V '!"1,,M:. ?1 ,
ti. .. in ..,.. 11... i. 1 -1 .,,".',-." "iv '."" """. " r-v iM-"' " .u- 11
1 it 1 1 11 1 f " ' I iu'' oi" loia irom itaij snug the airs
I in eoinlnsr I c conilnz
u tm haU U Le.idlu; ion
U. S. CONSULATE S BOMBED
Building in Zurich Seriously Dam
aged, but No One Is Hurt
Zurlili, Alurch 1 (Bv A. P.) A
bomb w a t ploded lust uigbt under the
l"'n- " .ii.u-riruii i iillPlliate Hero I
sirnni I diinuiglng thi building, but1
iiijnnii. nt Police nulhoritlts me
bilieMil lo luue .secured clues as to the
uilt r Ollf
t.--lUv A P.,
lOinlilnf nf tin
Amcncuu luiiftuldte ut Zurlrh n nuido
I n.(.n.. Al..,. . n .. ni.i .
.....-.-.. .,., .iUn. i'j v m,. u fvwb j ljtu ui i tin iuuu or 11H ou 11 oiiiii. tm r 1 - mt- w 1 1 wvv, nwi ftudiiini in 1 no ?inio unmirrmnir .. nt i-.. i..
haired negro In a I cdcral -street barber f tlio other southland. Dhie. 1 Radicals In Centralla "til General Keena. who said tho ik.Ico
sliop jesterday, led to the rocovery of a ' t ', '" attrlbuiod H in "nimroiiikiie ,...1 iliLl '
rich-toned ami valuable ;iola d'amour. I Missing Since .lanuarj 'j; . . ""w'u. Wash.. March 4 - (Hj 1 "Xm , ' Kcrnu tl le 11 .ol . I
that had throbbed out ancient folk- Th ,.., ,, m . , .' , ' ' ' "w I"1W,, f"" v-derdiiv , "JfJ " , 01 ,, Vncimli ir 1 'w
melodies of iliffrreiit chnructer beneath Tin viola d amour hud been nun. ug liv tho defense couuse in the trial of 5, ipeimie Airred AN 1
c flnSfrt . 0 f tli" couccrt ni'uslers 0 "uc J"?P "'" Doctor Rich the lu. Industrial Worker of" t,' KuiTf. n,1.".''- v 'V" 'i "'"1 ' ,h A I
Itub :i00 eaii ago It luid becii discovered Its loss on going to get ItlAVorld ou u cjiurge of 1n.11.lHr i co "ullolh. Bn IVrkius und Alnrgnret I
.V..' .. .. A,"',' . t lUV' .C" to nriicl CC with Anion rnroll.r l.n i,nti.,ii u illi 1 1. ,..,.Ui t... I.... ...... I . Saucer . lerU The eonsii hllc olhecl
c com- ; m .:f Z iUutUcou r .nu.ral of thVpilUHdeipha Or- I inC Vw"ot penj J ' e.'tif " r '"","' V' I"''-'"'"' !f Mr. Ho.,rM
lucororticPl.K nheitra for the double concerto which ,gardiug the alleged .oni.piracv ( Vhaao ""U ,r 1K',',i'" N,J .' Kuveruinent
,U... r ' l...'.' ... ,J, lK.,r:: . !he. were to play at the voncerts of Ihe I AV AV. from Centnilia pnpert had been dett roved
1 iin nisi riiiiifiii wiiii'ii iu iiiiipii 11
1 olii-iiiipv 'T mill C II... !..,... . ' fl. ..-v i...i ii.... 1
!V0l?.'!!i' iiWjt'S-i.oi --
niiibt prove that ANarreu O. Grimm, with
la wuoso muruer 1110 ucicndants
i,. HMu,w v. ......... ,..,...,.., ,.u..w, unu ,ih 11 uouoio set ot bevou strings
vvho sbelng held iu the con ral station, I ont. t of which is uuderbtruug. wa
1111 tillcgvtP'dopo tiend" friend of his, ' lfpt in a wludowseat in Doctor Rich"
urAM-in ntirHHnt of Arlmtm i
""'""" ----- - - uuu doinuouius.vHo proprietor ot a studio at 221 80Un, Seventeenth street snlrac.v
Crosses Country Tor iveremony negro uarucr suon ai 1.4I1 .teueral n was kept hero ou uccouut of its creat Counsel for the defense sal.l he
Mrs. Margarettu Panic 1 Stewart ! "J'",1', in? S,JlnnW.SSfl lcustl' . ir ,libaPPrunco ioul.1 not be pected to prove by tho witnesses that
Stevens will christen thu crrnedobout '"L8 accounted for, and Doctor Rich prac at a meeting of Ceutrulin liu.slucbs nei
destrover Stewart at Crump s Shipjard ur"ncl ot .'ic. 10"" faml'5' hn'1 fu,lcu tici-.l.and plrucd the Loreiulti Concerto last October 20 plana to drive the I AV
this uftcrnooii The novv (icstroji-r is "'V'V . r?..., ."..VtIb 1 .,,1.1,1. . 1 .'V'"1 y" ,,I?rJ,, another v lola I W. out of Centralla wero discussed and
named in honor ' ,rs- fitevens'b It hud been curried stealthily about d 1 ur which ho owns. that a contemplated raid on tho I. AV
Atiiiiinii iiunvD mew "" ,""VW," :. .. 'x. '"Vv ?, """",v" Sevtral nig its aico Aoili.f T.i..i....,,f ' .w. nan was uiseusscu at o her meet
luga iiibu.
FLU HIT 5O000JN STATE ,
wimso muruer 1110 ueicntiauts arc n,aiii, n.nj.im.ni ci. r, I
charged, was a party to Ihe alleged con- ' Heallh DcPdrtment Shows Recent
cpmcmic was Not Serious
llHirlsburg. March 1.- (By A. P 1 '
More than .".0,000 cuscm of influtuznl
wero rcpurieu 10 ine uepartmeut of
" WW:
oi t Mrs. Stcveui- crotsnl tho enntinc
111 response to sccrciurjr uuuieis
tutlon to christen the btowart.
had been vlsltlug her sister, Mrs.
r.m. rnike. In San D ego. Cal..
she received thu secretary's letter,
hurried cast
ago n ubu hiiuwu 1110 nriiuuuco mid ..r n.uien .T,a, it 11. ". ', -""
"t "J'Puuso of couccrs il. the great ,n , 'r'eti,es 111 am oln.e. e 'r" Su&.
iuvl mcbi cenieiv 01 o',v, m me ihbc lew M-r..iii..u ..f n. vie. -.""
"; weeks, fallen from Its former high es '' "' 'J.',,"' lh 'nceu h and Snvder
Paul . lute, it had gone whither W lllaiq How ",VPet and is thnS nn.-lVr UP, A ' eral
viheii rd wcut. but his wujs wero nut the 1,t.r.rcS.aa ?,? J.hr P"8cd Combs'- bar-
.; .viaib of ho lirom od Instrument. It ". ."'S.'.' . '.'"-V- """" W'O strains . 01
1111-1 mnnv in f .. .n.. ... 1 1.. ii
rit 'uv.u iiwr, uniiuriMiLiv iiRinir
passed from dark hands in exchange for
a so .nin ami 11 1 insc loun
i.nii Cemetiin' nnd tomorrow . Mrs, in. tho father of Combs,
uitiu . . j- t..i. . . . :. k kin -,,! ..- i. A..H'i .. r .. niusi'd uu u violin nr nii iir Knnnri
Admiral Blew ari j" uurie 1 iu ivoo.i, "..',"' -!-'?, v uu muwne- vooklnt. in tnro -,, ,, " ' rf' K
1 UU Ulll .. " :---w-- -v --, .,
The Weulhcrvane
Can t expect each day a dry day.
There'll be ram tonight and
Friday.
While the hreests vter and toaJd
Health In the period between Janiiur) !
211 and 1 ebruur 2S. In t lie epidemic
of 10IS 1010 a million cuscm of iollucuza 1
wero reported
1 up igurrs received by the slate
authorities were; lutlucnzti, 50,1711
liuciiiiiouia. 1271, and deaths from lu.
fliienzu and pneuinouiu, 3Q0S.
ra'cito1'0, jn.S J"10 "Utbreak there were
r8,StI8 deaths between tho second wwek
of October and the first week in ,Tau.
uurv from influenwi and pueuiuonlu.
,......r,t,,,.,vuv piaiiHiK' piiQw ine
WX'T ffl If.; WawT'vW-W inaq rtddc-cd vstrlii loV t, nn VM c6ro "pla, fg an unusual 8vturdau comes fair and cold. ? monthly r" Vie ff,Vr
Tln.lpnw Cantm lVfi
Bcrgdoll wris freshly rhaven and wort'-s-r,i
11 short (.fopped dark mustache. Con
trary lb his attitude when arrested at
the Bergdoll home, Fifty-second street
und Ajunciicld uvenuc, Wynnefield,
Januurv 1 1, he refused to pote for news
paper photographers
A battcrj of camera men tried for hid
Picture but the draft-doder laughlugly
hid Ins fce behind the felt hat
On eutcring the ball, Grover imme
diatelv was taken into 11 tide room for
u coufenucc with AVcinbcrgcr his senior
counsel, who acted us counsel for Uminn
'.oldninii, high nricsteps of anarchy, und
leander Berkmun, br ussoclatc.
hen they fought their deportation on
the jov iet ark
As Bergdoll wbb turning into tbn
alk leading to Corbin Hall bo faced
the Episcopal Church of the Trinity,
where man historic battle flugj are on
displaj
In the collection is the flag carried by
tho first New York regiment iulo 5Iex
leo nearly ..eveut.v -live jears ago A
Iwo-stnrred flag ouce used when Graul
wus a major general is also there One
of tho prinoipu! treasure u the first
flag of the AVest l'oiut Military Acad
1 m.v .
At 10 -00 Bergdoll entered the ovcre
1 plain room where the othcirs of ths
1 ourt-niartisl had alrrud.i assembled.
The slacker jtood for 11 minute in
front of n chair mdicated to him by a
guard. Weinberger, hu civiliun coun
sel, began it conversation with him and
Bergdoll sat down after un inquiring
look toward the president of the tourt
AIcuib(rs of Court Slliohc
riitro whv little formalilj before (he
iroicnllugs npeued. Mumbr i of tbr
iiiurl Mini pioweiutiug official invoked
nud chuttid. .Sulrlt of iiinoke mote as
1 tinnl Hiutim vmim given to iheaf of
1 apeiti piled up on the long oak table
The draft dudgi i'n vruiiles ugainst
imsiiig for the iMineru men wire dh
nolled uftei hi hud been sealLtj for live
intnuKH I( btured stoluilv nlaud ue
Ihe photoiupher "fliot him. Four
oflicers were added to the tourt inurtial
nt the lukt tuomeiil, briuging Bergdoll's
triers to eleven
The additions were Lieutenant Colouel
It. It. A(.od Major Clifford Blooioell,
Major Iiiii S. Appletou and Alujor A.
I Pone
T Ilctiiv A iilmi t . luilul SuiUt, a
islnnt district uttoiiie.v, nrrivtd nt
H):o2 o'eloe'i lie wns greei.-ij In ('ol
onel Crcsson uud fat nt tin judgo ad
vocate's tuble 'Ihe ubcuce ot Captain
Campbell wiii noted ua Colonel Allaire,
the pri'Hiduut. was about to opm the
(ourt The proseculiou ugreed to fur
ther dclii uutll his 111 rival.
Flash Likened to Hurragn Flro
Bergdoll was talking to his counsel
when u ciiuieriuan touched off a flash
light. 1 The sluikei bturted uvrvously.
Some of the olhcei, w curing foreign
servii-e chevroiih, twitted each other
about the "bariugo lire "
The cnurl intirtiul veus called to or
der ut 11 :0."i o'clock, one hour mid five
uiliiiitcs behind schedule
Cuptuin Robert n Huiiiiuy Jr.ni
istant judge Hijvocuto. read the othcml
documeiilH directing that the proceed
ingu he held
Ash for Cop of Rci-ord
Bergdoll wan usked If lit wished a
copy uf tho trial record mid answered
"jch." After tho membership, ot tb
court hud been uniinuiiced bo was uij.ed
If he objected lo being trlel Jy an ot
tho members
A'eiibey:er hh. counsel. iimiQifncitl
his client was not read) to iisver.
Counsel and client conferred n moment
whereupon tho luwjer umeuded hltf un
swci to "So "
Members of the court were svvorn
sejiiiriitcly by Coloucl Crewon, Oho
stipulutlnu was that the verdict bo kept
secret until disclosed by proper atl
tliority,
OoHroe! qre, khianiiiii ik
SH
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