iilSlS FIGURE HOG ISLAND GIVES
INPUPILS'ADVANEE
fjew Intelligence" Examinations
Arc First Mado Hore on
Extended Scalo
BASES FOR CLASS DIVISIONS
Intelligence tfcto, the first made on nnJ
itcmled enic " "lp i""'",: m" "'
.... i,..t hern completed In the S. A olr
l yitchcn School, Pifty-slxth street nnd
KlmtscHng nvcniic. -
Tlic ("Is were made with tho consent
I (wdrpnrtmrnt of mincrlntendeiicc
pfOhctonrd of Kdiicntlon by tho.stu-
jfnt, of educational mciiHiircmcntd of
1,1,. fnlvcrnlty of Pennsylvania, under
the direction of lr. Harlan I'. Ppdc,
,.f,ff And ferny P. King, with tho co
loration of TrnnU n. Kline, principal
,c the school, rniil Dr. Charles A. Con
'l,mb. district Mticrlntendent l thp
'ii!'..' .M.Anl ,lltrlot.
i The examination" xvhieH were stipple
.....I t.. a..MvpmpiiLTC.t In nrlt
tn
mJtlc and' silent rcadtng (Kngllsh), and
which will I'" augmented by sevcrnl
Jddltlonnl tests, nre of fnr-rench tig
iijnlfifnnco because they arc one nf the
Jlrft efforts made 'to establish n pro
rrfvlve method of .nwruing both for
promotion- and more particularly for
the more efTectlvo reorganization of the
clu'W' . , ,, .
It is the purpose of Mr. Kline to uie
He result- of these tests ns n basis In
ronjuwtii'ii with the old-school tests and
the judgment of the teachers for pro
noting pupils on Monday n week iind for
icorEsni7ntion of the classes oh the basis
of the knowledge gained by the exam
Icatlnn. Thus in this school, which Is
known among educators ns a "concen
tration school." because particular ef
forts are centered on pupil:) of the sev
enth and eighth grades, n long-tnlked-of
reform will "o insutuicu in nil grancs.
innielv. provision for tffo so-called
brifbt or exceptional child.
Higher Standards Shown
Trots in silent rending, which is
limed to develop the pupil's powers of
nsximilntion nml comprenension, Willi
fneed 8 n vital requirement, showed
that in the Mitchell School, striking nn
irrrflgc of the pupils in nil the grades,
th niinlls were slightly nbnvc the
iwajp established hi stnnilurd tcfctn
rude upon hundreds' of thousands of
nhool chililren nil over tne country
over a long period of time. 'Chun the
dinrfard nxcrngo. in p?intn. nccording
tn the mitioiinl tests, for rntc of speed
in rending in the sixth grade xvns 88
point", while tlio present test showed
115 points In comprehension the na
tional Mnmlard is 120 points for the
name giatle. while the present tests
ihiwerl n score of 24 points.
"That the tests have n real value in
fffoolhig improvement in nrithmetic Is
tbown in severnl ways. Thus this ycur's
tilth th grade class nt this time of the
year, when pupils do not show to the
advantage that tliey do in .tune, show a
better rwonl in the tests tbnu did Inst
tear's class upon graduation into tjic
'high school. Similarly, tests given in
, April and June of 1010 in the city
nhools showed Improvement in speed of
14 1 pT rent, anil In accuracy of 10.2
rer cent
Itcdiiec Fallible Klcmcnt
"The tets are also vnlunblo because
they iodine the human or fallible
element They also tend to decrease
the nmwisncss of the pupil and avoid
tie ex il of 'cramming.' In two of the
three It's of education, therefore the
tests showed good rcsultse The tests
i!io showed that nbi.ut 2." per cent of
the pupils were above normal, the per
(entace below and the remainder nor
mal "
"The oflieacv of tests in x-nrious
brandies inch ns xve hnve been
able to nuike." said John Chris
topher, chief examiner of the HoanL
ot Kdiiiation. "show that one grent
teed of the city is n department
of search research and measure
ments in the schools to make this sort
of work permanent. This is being dona
in a number of cities of the country
llh prcat effect. Wo try to ninko n
Courtis lost once a jenr. but nrc ban
dirappcil In lack of facilities. We
would like to increase the 'span of rft
t'ntiou In mathematics. Tlio ability to
'wtp the line' imd rend with rapidity
of comprehension is xattly important.
Unas this faculty that made Theodore
Hoosevelt nble to rend so cnormouslv
.and to (prtip his remarkable versatil
Mlj "
AUTO TIPS OVER; 4 HURT
Car Skids and Crashes Into Fence
on Browning Road
Two ii on and two wonien wcro in
jured riiciniv when a touring car in
Jhuli tin- were riding turned over on
UrOBlilng load. fVillinrrRwnml liiut
Jignt li iar wna. driven by ('. I
'ancroii of Camden, nml is ow
neir
JT Jack star, df ."'J8 Linden street,
omiini who nl-o xvasMii tlic cur.
Onkeron hwrrxed the car shni'iily to
avoid Inn, ng n linrso nud wagon nml
threw nn hk lif,il.i.u 'i'i... n.. Li:.i ..i.n..
( . ' r-t ill' .Ml null tlUIHIl
,BMit Ino f.-ot nml turned ar, end
,9; against a board fence and telegraph
WWe Phi- occupants were slightly
rbruisM md taken to their homes.
Ih'dths of a Day
Charles Egner
Chariev i;gnor, n xvcll known inur
Jfff man of Hh idly, died last night
" lus horn' .".JJ'J,-, Vnnklrk street. Wis
"nomiiig. I',,,. mny ycarK m ,V(1H
"prcseniniivo of the State Workmen's
JMiiranr.' Board, and at the time of
vLl ,i '' ',"' w,,s associated with the
''BMjIxanln Indemnity Fxchange. He
forty to xenrs old.
,,i! V"R 1 ""ee and siiperinlendeut
l. i' ,s,,lui,,n school of tho Wissinotu
tiL rif,biv,'rrini1 Church. HiUk sur
ged hv ids wire and four children.
James A. Duffy
Jn ntuehed 0 Fugino Co. No. S,
bonJ --"L il'r'1 0 Tliur.s'dny nt his
Svlre n'Uu":" . fur ,,r,,V(,r-v '''' A
e hi CV7nl ti.W(;s- ,'st cnr l" wiw
IonZ f." ,iro nt 'Stntc roni1 nH
iomenT Stre1l w,,,on b0 rnettt U'
uZv I "!n. n b,lr,llnB 1'ouse. Ho xvns
wnty.gbt years old.
i tn b1,rvivcd by ,. wife nnd n
atu xVi"1 .,( ' Soh:,mi wiMicm
motel J ". bT. HnM Tuesday
aVriSS8 n .K.l An" Church, Lehigh
Z nnd Meninhb street. Interment
illboiu Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Frederick n. Hood
Ilwn '. 1,ri,f i!,nc,', '''ffderirk It.
o II,; u ",'l',.in tl1" ,n,,( depnrtment
Hie ', '!','' ''"'fan. died xesterdny nt
P ratim,1"-1 'i'" "'""i1,""' fowlnK nn
.Air ir, I """ MHij-fiiA .Miirriniu,
foriv;0.0:' H. bc,r" '." a- una
as
I Xldow vl ' ,s survived uy a
I ei?lr,....Vlncr?.1 services will bo held
V. ,' ''-Miay atlemoon. Tt.lnrmenf ...111
' &ulli tourcl 11111 Dimctcr
F f . . . . w-.-m f
z buin. . ... '" Ul uiniiiif'ie ii
iHr"' A lantie City. Ho w
? i,r V V i-J-rKlns Lodge, No. .102,
Xo iV, V-'rr?1, 'T,01'" Conimuiulcry
el aV : LL'J T.cmn. Klks nnd Order
FAREWELL PARTY
Transport Atsno, Last of 122
Ships Constructed, Loaves
on Trial Trip
PROMINENT GUESTS ABOARD
Hog Island's Record
f'ontrnet signed September 13,
101".
Orotind broken September lfi,
1017. ' '
First keel laid February '12,
1018.
First ship launched Qttlstconck,
August n. 108, ' .
Last ship launched Innntnxvny,
.tixty -1, 1020. ' v
lioir Islnnd is clvliie Its farewell
party on the Inst "of its 122 ships, the
nnny trntifjiort Aisne, today.
The last of the; .fleet loft shortlr lies
rforc noon for-n trial trip, carrying
ns passengers niiil guests meii prom
incut in uusincss anil government nt
fnirs in this city. Washington. New
lOrk mill Hnxtfin Him trill rnliipn In
the shipynnl tomorl'QW afternoon nftcr
nnvjng been put through the vnrious
tests required by Moyds, the. Atnericnn
onrcnu o.i snipping and tlic government.
At 11 :!.-. o'lock Cnptniii L. II. Pnr
ter, the veteran senmnn xvlm Imj mn.
ducted every test of Hog islnnd ships,
gax-e the siennl to enst off. nml tvttli n
tug nt bow nml stern the.' transport
backed out into the Dclnxvnre. The
neiivy rog on tlic? river nin(lo it neces
sary to drop anchor in the channel nnd
xynit until tnc Tog lifted.
' Symbols of 11 "Clean Sxvccn"
A broom nt one mnsthend nnd a brush
nt nnnturr symbolized tho crew s con
ception of n "clean sween" nnd n Irih.
futo to Mnttlic'"Q,. Crush, president of
the American International Shipbuild
ing v.ornorntlon. At tlio last minute be
fore sailing a steam crane paused in
swinging tin gnngwny nshore to let F.
W. Wood, vice president of the Ameri
can International Shipbuilding Corpora
tion, off the boat. On the dock Mrs.
Ionise Dowd lUatsh, mother of Matthew
C. Urusli. and his sister xvnvcd a fnrc
xx'cll With the sound of a jazz band
floating out from somewhere, between
decks tin big boat moved off into tlic
fog. her rails black with passengers.
Within' five days the Aisne xvlll be
turned over to tlic Kmergenoy Tlect
Corporation, xvhich xvlll immdintely turn
the crrifl over to tho nnny transport
service.
As this last o.f the great xvnr-built
fleet of cargo carrier; and transports
sails off on her journeying over the
seven seas. Hio discrtcd shipyard that
gave, her craft to tho xvaters of the
world -xvlll be left a relic and a memorv.
Ilcr rows of wnjs that leaped up at
tho call for ships for the Allies xvlll
stand ns gaunt, heroic symbols of n
gallant past. Her craft nrc scattered
far.
Tassengcr Aboard tlio Aisne
Among the men who xvill nttend the
Inst gathering of the friends of the
famous ynrdxarc:
11. W. IlnJIey. Gordon Raich. A. II.
Italian!. S. W. Harrows. It. W. Howl,
ing. M. W. Uoxven, Colonel Urndlev,
Commander Cart. Itobcrt A. Dean. .1.
J. Kason. D. S. Edmonds. Charles Fnv,
Clyde Fitch. J. .1. Flaherty. Captain
.1. I,, (inteley, George Haskell. Colonel
Haydon, General R. T. Illnes. Clyde
Ingerhnm, A. A. Jackson, Captain L.
A. Kaiser, William II. Law, Joseph H.
McCnll, Itnndnll Morgan. W. W.
Lukens. J. A. I.ntz. G. O. Muhlfclo,
F. T. Xcwell, George K. Nichols, T.
D. Pitts. W. W.Xottlnghn.n. M. H.
Sloanc J. Smiley, Glenn Snider. II.
,G. Skinner, Mnjor Van Vleck, Com
tnnndcr V. V. Woodward. Dr. II. II.
Neubauer. Arthur Ilrown, William
Gray, A. It. Patterson. W. J. Ilollen
beck. Fred Luckcr, N. B. Smithers. W,
K. Kglln, G. It. Conybcnre nnd II. B.
Gardner. '
They were rtceived by Mr. Brush.
Mr. Wood nud Frederick Morris, the
Hog Islnnd representative of tlic ship
ping board.
Yard Turned Over February I
Witlrthe delivery of the Aisne ship
building activity nt tho shipyard xvill
cease and shortly after the first day of
February, Mr. Brush xvill officially do.
liver possession of thn plant to Fred
erick Morris. Hog Islnnd representa
tive of the shipping board, '
Kinploying at th" peak of Us opera
tions ox-or .'1(1,000 men nnd xxomen daily,
tho Hog Island Shipyard during its less,
than three xenrs of shipbuilding nctix-itv.
has been the most prominent factor in
placing the American merchnnt mnrinn
in-thc front ranks of the xvorld's mariH
time powers.
Tho production record of thn shipvnrd
i cached its height in the ono-vcar period
from April 18. 1010. to April 17, 1020.
xvlicn seventy -nine ships xverc launched
nnd sex cnty-four delivered, nn average
of one ship launched every twenty. eight
working hours and one delivered every
thirty working Ttnurs.
LAUNCjSHIPJODAY
Miss Elisc Shearman Acted as Offi
cial Sponsor
I no steamship halomn, the thin;
operated in tlio combination mnil,
iiuDrvufii'i- Him irviuiit service in con
nection xvlth tho stenmships Wolverine
State nnd Creole State a No built nt
the Camden nrds. The llyct xvill run
behveen San Francisco ami Calcutta.
t ,tf .. I(! Shearman, daughter of
'' Shcnrninn. nn oflicinl of the
stcrfjihip company, xvns the Snloma's
spobr.
'afabbed During Fight Over Cards
Gust Strothn of ICIevcnth street
near I.onibard. xvas stnbbed In tho nb
doiiien last night during it brawl over
cards. As n result o tho etablilng Clar
ence llevltis, of the snme nddress, xvns
lirrcsted by the Nneteeuth district po
llcl! on u charge of assault and Imttcry.
Strothcr is In tho Pennsylvania Hos
pital In n berious condition.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Charles It. fraaxon. Il't T'lria at., nnd
l.mma (J. I'nttermiii. Zlfn Panama st
,0JSyoB.,.yrlBV'lSn,:t Ka,,,r"
C'.,jlll,0nn.,..,n-,V'J A Uth ' B,Ul ll03
XVIIIIama. 1 IPO N Kawn at.
Sureii nimntsjlznr 108 Olrard ae.. nnd
Nowart Clierkenlans, ISOO1 N". Jflth tt.
Maurice ("". Watt. MS llultnnnood at., and
Ilnee I.etjfiral, (1BIO Iriln t
William II. HlltM-n S'JJ Morris at . Hint .Xtnr
Karet M t'ainpliell. 1031 K, XtoyainrnsliiB
nve.
MlBHiirt J. KoEavty. 'JOSI .V St It ft . and
, i:ila. llenilv. JSJI N aiilh t.
Thninaa Keinnla, zn'lX N JIodb , and
i:ilxaletli Kellf .Xferclinntxlll. l'a.
Jai'Oli tfllhrrif. VIMI H American at, and
...!.l!?l,lll, Taylor. 3021 N, Coulton at.
Xvllllam fi. Jnlinaon. o:n Master St.. and
Kunlcg U. rtlchards. lilt :arpenter sts
a'9W! '! Kason. 2680 -H. .Tesaup St., anl
Abhln SJ. rhsdwlck. 2BSI1 B. Jessxin it.
Nlkalaus Tohann. loQS Cadrraldar at., and
LDW'?..Dn,l?ur'..Ay,im.lil'?.n' 2?'- na
jinn, wunier, idkio vauwuiucr Bl.
yiAimuajmna. ji .nrjiwjiy sn
fliln ...in "E? ?;i... m"-. "? "",r,M "What uro you?" nsked the guard.
ev YnlL "Si,! tPi '.""r1 ttt,e "I'm a chorus girl." she said, "and
il.e ,vnr J i'Ki Cl,nu''1!' 8l"''0 U "' making scientific investigations."
no?... -rim nL ,,m",0l,c ,wHly ?M This wns too much for tho C. II. G.
vZ tie Ml i M?I?,V1,l,i '"J, '"'"t ft e He escorted her to the cellroom where
L, rnieJ " L t' m6l,i' (, ?' ?,"(1 wl11 ?' tho girl cave her name ns Mary Mcr-
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R Wnsltington, Jnn. 22. Hog Island is one of the great BjjMPjH
H monuments of the war. Perhaps no achievement of the war KnkfH '
JIKM 'was so rcmarlcable as this shipbuilding yard. The trial trip WiSlfmjVte
H doday of the last ship built there the Aisne, closes wjfii a pic- W, fmfT
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ItllUUIIlU UUMULIll f at U. of t. Today LLUIUIl I LrilmJIlU
DPnnmfP ?n p.ut .. ,;.z,;. ,,. nnnpc y adcq
I llUIVlU I Lll LIU UUM I culosls Question in Ktiglnnd and iTIUIlL riUAlLlrillliLlJ
noian urrors invosugaTion or
E. C. WnrH'e Arrnnr.v nn.
Kcsult ot riasco
TICKETHOLDERS PROTEST
More than a score of music lovers
besieged tlio office of District Attorney
Itotau toilny nnd asked blm (o investi
gate the Ward Concert Bureau, xvhich
foiled to conduct a concert nt the Met
ropolitan Opera House Inst night nftcr
scverol hundred dollars xvorth of tickets
hod been sold.
Frances Alda and Charles Hnckett,
operatic stars, xx'erc to have appeared,
but did not sing because no one xvus
on hand to guarantee them payment '
for their serxice.s. Responsibility fori
the fiasco xvns placed on the shoulders
of K. C. Ward, of the concert bureau.
As he xx as not to be found no explana
tion was forthcoming.
Among the complainants xvho called
nt the district attorney's office xverc
several teachers from the West Chesfer
Normnl School. They had purchased
tickets xvorth STiO.
Assistant District Attorney Jnmes
Gny Gordon, xvho x'as assigned tj the
case, said efforts would be made to find
Mr. Ward. He xvas not nt his office,
1414 South Penn Snunre. today. Al
though many of th-complninnnts urged
Word's nrrest. Mr. Gordon snid no
notion in thht direction xx-ould be taken
until n thorough investigation had been
made.
It xx-ns learned that Ward sold many
ttnirnte tlirnnirli ilie ninil nnd there Is
a rosslbllity that the postal authorities
xvill take a nana in tne invrHUKimuii.
Mine. Alda nnd Mr. Hnckett were
Knil vrnoinim nhout the xvhole matter.
on lenrning tho situation last night
nnd xvere x-ery sorry to disappoint tne
audience. They said thnt if it bad been
an affair for charity, they would gladly
have given their services xvltnout cotn-
pensntion. but under the cirqumstnnccs
tbev did not feel called upon to sing
n-itiiniit-. -nnvment when the concert
bureau would receive whatever benefit
might nccrue from tne concert, unc
malinger announce!! tlint tho patrons
xvouhl have their money returned to
them nt the door.
Thorn xvns no display of disapproval
on the pnrt of tho nudience, following
the announcement nnu tliey xvenr. nit
silently nnd took their places In the
Innp line xxhlch formed in the lobby im
medintely. For more than nn hour after
the house xvas darkened, they xx-ere re
ceiving bnck their money at the ticket
office. Those xvho had purchased single
tickets for the concert xvere repnid nt
once, but those who had bought tickets
for the entire scries xvere told thnt they
would have to collect their money nt
thn doxvntoxvn office of the Metropolitan
Ppcrn House, 1103 Chestnut street.
ALL DEPENDS ON DOCTOR
He Wilt Decide if Gfrl Is 'Scientist'
or III Mentally
"Protect me; they're nftcr me."
She xvas blue -eyed, golden-haired and
small of stature.
The appeal xvns made to a City Hall
gunid. '
The place xvas tho courtyard nnd the
time .'! h. m.
'iWhy out so late and yet so early?" p
nshed the guard.
'Tiicy think I'm n German spy,"
rnurniured tho girl, "because I carry n
leather bag."
slinn Mcl.iiuglilin nnd snid sho xvas np
penring nt an uptown tiicatrc.
Whether she appears nt tho theatre
today xvljl depend on Dr. Kagab, pollen
surgeon, xvho xvlll determine If tho girl
is ill mcntnll).
BRIDE MAKES HIM GIVE UP
Escaped Convict Agrees to Serve
t Sentenco and Llvo Clean
'Chicago. Jan. 22.--(Ky A. .P.)
.funics McKlcvey. xvho escaped from
prison nt .Toilet , 111., last May, is back
in his cell today bcrnuso his seventeon
xeor old bride nsked him "to glx'o him
self up, torve his timo and start xvilh
a clean slate."
McElcvey, xvho wns sentenced for
robbery nnd who surrendered to the
snmo detect tvo xvho arrested him- for
thee rlmo for xvhich ho xvaa convicted,
letiirncd to tho prison from Chicago
xvith his xvrist in tho grnsp of bis xvlfe
Instead of handcuffs.
"I'vo Rot tho squarcit little girl in
the xvorld," McKlevoy sold. "She'll
be waiting for mo xvhen 1 .get out nnd
wo'll llvo straight."
YOUNG THIEVEsJeSCAPE
Loot Dlttman Street Home'and.Qet
$30 and Jewelry
Two thieves, belhtved to have been
boys, entered thn residence of Henry G
Mills. 0821 Dlttman street, Wissinoin
ing, last night and utolo ?30 uud sev
eral small trinkets.
Neighbors xvho saxv them go nxxay
from tho houBe, and who gax-e thonlnrm.
declnrn that tho fblcvea appeared to bo
alwutflf Uctv,ytra. olds
gatcriHir &mm
TjjEBmi
. i
11 n. 111. Lecture, "Tuber
culosis Que'stlon in England nnd
Europe," by Dr. Paul A. Loxvis,
laboratory of hygiene.
2:30 p. in. Lecture, "Engineer
ing and Science," by Prof. Mjlo S.
Kctchiim, Houston Club.
i30 p. 111. Lecture, "Origin of
Medieval Art," by Clement Ilcnton,
University Museum.
7'15 p. m. Basketball game,
freshmen versus Hnrrisburg Techni
cal School, Wcightmau Hull.
8:30 p. m. Bnsketbnll game,,
Pennsylvania versus Dartmouth,''
vVcightman Hull.
lit
CAVtN OKEEPUP
AMaiMaa .. iMMIK . ... I
I' PLAN!
1
Director
Says 'Round Table
Harmony' Will Not Save
'Disloyal Workers'
MORE SLATED FOR AX
The policy of weeding out inefficient
nnd dlslovnl employes in the Depart
ment of Public Works xvill bo contin
ued. Director Cnven announced today,
regardless of any conciliation moves
by foes of the administration.
"Th" 'Bound Table' conferences Bug'
gestcd between the Mayor nnd mem
bers of Council, '.' Mr. Caven said,
"xvill hax-u 110 effect on tho weeding
out policy. Men xvho xvnnt to keep
their jobs must be efficient nnd loyal ;
those xvho are not licxvlng to the line
xviii go.
Tl, .-, i... i n. .! rii. i
.T. V. Vnlle, iVnff nlZ f l, '
.- . ... - w...., . w.n.... .... . ... ll(
Bureau of Municinnl Besenrch.
Mr. Pollen informed the director he
wns pleased xvlth tho xvny tho city
strect-olenning forces arc polishing up
the .central streets.
City 'administration landers xverc of
tho opinion today that a real success
had croxvned Mayor Moore's loyalty
drive, xvhich mnrked the closing of the
first year of the Mayor's term. In sun-
port of this, the lenders pointed to the
mil inui ikiriuirii x csiein, prf siuent 01
Council, had called on tho Mayor nnd I
tL. .1... Tll 1 --., .1 . j
offered the co-opcrntion of t'ltv Coun- I
in the "job" combine xvnn influentinl
. . . : ' . .''. ."' u" . I'limn
in bringinz about this result. Senator i
t'enrose, it is understood, xvnrned the
new combine lenders that the Mnxor
xvns In earnest nnd thnt they hnd better
"watch their step."
While the lengthy chat tf tho Major
and I'resident cglelti xvns harmonious.
nor liesltnto to talk
nun inui rcecvo Home credit. i
Uounc man Charles II. I n . xvho ins '
been tho leader In the councilmnnlc at-!
tacks on the Mayor, expects to leave
ejirly next month for Florida. He xvill
be nxvay nbout n month. This is tnken
ns nnother indication that the council
men nre anxious for pence.
50-50RULErF0RG.0.P. I
WEEDING OU
tne .Mayor i in
would not "let up" in his fight nhisi Jhe p&'t" "dlSrle n s'tcd 7xZ e
vice and corruption. And lie told Mr. ' t tho corner of Vift.'enn, i n??
Wegleln that if the city wns better off , "rino stre s He gave is name 'ni
now than it xvas n year ago. ns the Fred Williams tti sn,i. Ti.ilvl,?i
president had said it wns in his report tree"t lie was l.',t t,, -nn ? 'tr,pnth
to Council, then the citv nndmlniMrn- 5. " tr ..I..nV1.cI,J '" -"00 bnil forn
iiiiiiii i in in 1 1 1 ii h ii ii iinr i iiti r 1111 , tiwk ii ,i ..
Delaware County Republicans- toi,- Qll.,7 .. . , , , ,
biu. , I b-..-i vu- I Former Pub,i0 Sch001 Principal Dlea
Give Women Equal Voice
W6men of Delawnre county, in nd
ditlon to voting, will hnve an cnual
voice xvlth th.c men in directing its po
litical future If recommendations made
by tho rules comnkittee of tho Itepubli
can county organization nro approx'ed.
Should the county committee Indorse the
plan,Dclaxva,ie xvlll bo the first county
of tho ntnte to take such action.
A fifty-fifty rcpresentntlon for men
and women voters in each precinct of
the county xx-ns ngrced upon bv the com
mittee nt a meeting in Media nrmory.
The, meeting xvns held last nlcht nnd
County Chairman W. Frank Mutinies
presided.
Mr. Mnthues contended thnt ns
xvomen had been given the right to vote
tho grunting of such a nrivlleco gave
them every political right of man and
that in his opinion there was no line
of demarcation. William T. Pooro uud
other members, of tlio committee in
dorsed tho plan and xvhen tho Buggcs-
Zs r r C CarrJCa "n"nI"
uiuimij,
li3
Traveling Dacs-Suit Cases'
01 Over-Night Bags.
(Main apd Filled) Gald-Sitcr-Ebotir-Frcndi Ave"
TTieSfrlo widuoi'lrirSoulliertanttEuroiiwiii Trttvel
v
Organization Expects to Add to
Ninety Units at Present Rep
resented in State
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM MADE
There xxill be held in Pennsylvania
a convention ot the representatives of
the xx'omcn's
nuxrinries. There nre
ninety auxiliaries
hjfll
in this stntc at
present, -uud this
1 Z7A
number xvill bo
I
s
augmented crentlv
luring the ensuing
few month",
A resolution
adopted by the last
national conven-
"' Hon nf rWelnn.l
makes it possible to hold n depnrtment
convention of auxiliaries without xvalt
ing until n mnioritv of the nosti lmvi.
organized them. Ht is probable thnt
uiu convention xviii be held In Harris
burg early in thosummer.
a. mree-uny convention will bn held, nnd
Plans haxo nlrendy naaumed auch nhaps an
to Juatlfy th. bellct that It will aurpaas
any atats convention that Jm yet been
aeiu,
Tlio executlMt fommttte Inatructed Det,
i uiiriii uommHnaer liavid J. uavla, or
Mcranton, to appoint n IrKlalatlvo committee
and to hav Introduefd at th nmvni. .
Ion of tha Slato Leclalaturo the following-
0111a:
aiaMnir If unlawful for any ona rimpt
n memotr or tne l.-srion lo wear thn emblem
or innutnla of the L on
Maklnir Armlallce Day a legal holiday In
1 cnnnivania
(living preferenro to veterans nf thn v
rlous wars in xvhich UUi United Btatea ha
encatcu In appointments open to competition
1 ur civil nerx'ice.
A "i" lo cloor thn xval fop the nreaenta.
! on ?' i1 ."l "nus HII by amending Sec-
tlon 4 of Artlclu IX of the nreaent ilnt ran.
tltutlon. which proxldea that no debt ahall
bo created by or In behalf of tlio aute ex
cept to aupply casual deficiencies of rexenue,
TePvl lnanlnnH. allnnr... ln.n.,.Ailnn .1..
f-ml til mate In xvar or to py enlatlng
debt, nnil the debt .created to aupply d
flrlcnclea In revenue shall nexer eioed In
th" aceregato at am- one time 11.0OO.
OOIT (excepting the Innd iasuo of $50,000 000
ioi- gooa roaas, xvhich waa provided for by
amendment to the constitution).
.xt a meetlntr of .Tame J. tlarrv p.it
V.. C ......... ...
'" '"" 'iiii-, inn post presented an
Am,nn flag to th women's amiiiary The
",,.,a.; ? rVurn avo ,ho mmb a "r
ntaimiiuii o Ollicerft
at tho same meeting.
BOOTLEG EVIDENCE GONE
7 pint nf wm.l,., ,-i n n .
finis or Whisky and 3 Quarts of
G'" Kllssino After an Arrest
Seven pints of whiskv ami three
nuarts of gin nre missing ns part of
fnnpv i:i,i att- .,","
v,T!V,' "'"" ""- ."""""wr'
tfAVta 3 Z,TVf .. ',rt,?-Q-n
M"",'" ""." c.vc r- "J J " Police
,!ln.' csterdny nf crnoo... A suit-
" "v ra wuiiiuincd viexen iiuarts
of gin nnd beven pints of xvhKky. The
police xvilt be asked to explain the miss
ing "evidence'' nt u hearing today.
MRS.l! wTkEMFERDIES
. at Her Homo
Mrs. Elizabeth Wurk K'emfer. xxifo
of Lewis It. Kcmfcr, -JO-'Hl Puliibki nve
nue, diod nt her home of heart dic.i&o
yesterday nfter nn illnes of it year.
Lntil nlno jcars ngo she xwis'supor
vising principal of the I.iindenhergr
School, Fourth street below Cir.ird
avenue. She xvas chairman of Red
Cro'Js ( banter 2(1 during the war and
active in the xvoik and nremiizntion of
tho MeHiodist Episcopal Church of the
Advocate.
Tho funeral xvill be at S o'clock Mon
day evening, nnd the Ilex J. Puriiinn,
bhook. pastor of the Church of tho Ad-'
xocnto, xvill conduct the htvicc In
ternieut will be in Mt. Vernon Ceine
tery. Cook S"everely Scalded
Frcnle Molinnro. n cook nt tho Dan
over Hotel, was severely scalded on the
it iinrim tl,,s ln"ilng and tnken to
urn Jiuiiiuiiiniin Hospital, lie xvns pre
1111SJfin f luanl ...1 -. . 1 .
,mr,n.B " '''"1 vlien xxnter Jioi ed o er
0,1 l.in np, . i
i iiiiiner in-nrinc touav nv nnrnne ir
mMimmmv -'- w m
yp? tfAiMmxr S2?, -1921
1 ORDER CAFE MAN
10 SUPPORT WIFE;
$500 Monthly Crantod Girl
Coorgo B. May Matjiod
Posing'as Single Man .
SPENT BIG PROFITS ON HER
Geroge B, May, treasurer of a res
taurant nnd linking company, on Mar
ket street nbove Seventh, and n lender'
la the Greek cSlony In this city, hns
been ordered to pov $W)0 a month to
Mrs. Ida Mny. Iris fanner cnshler.
xvhom lie mnrrled, ncconlnjr to coujt
records, when he linn 11 xvire living. 'I he
f?."00 in to be shared by the two chil
dren of tho second union. y
The order xx-ns mnde several days ngo
hv .Iniltre MnVlrlinl. In the Municipal
I Court, but beenme public only todn.v.
r-5. .. 1 i il.. (JitnAoinit
.xiny nnn npprairu 10 inf. sjiii-,'"
Court, nnd lins been required to put
up n $2."00 surety bond to guarantee
pnvment of the court order.
Mny'n nnme formerly xx-n George
Koutroumbos. He had it changed by the
courts. 1
The former cnshler Is said to be
youthful nnd handsome. She knexv Mny,
she testified, as a single man, nnd ex
hibited hi court her marrliige certltl
cnto nnd n copy of tho marriage roe
ord. Mny is said to have stated that he
had never been married before.
Marrictl In 1018
The txvo children nrc Theodore, nine
teen months old, nnd Patricia, five
months old. The wedding took place.
It is snid. in Brooklyn. June 22, 1018.
A curious fenturc of the case is flint
Judge McNlchol recognized the young
woman who nsked for u court order ns
the legal wife of Mny. .for the reason
that the defendant on the xvitness stand,
acting on ndvicc of his nttorney, refused
to answer questions ns to n former mar
riage. Tho judge received the wcTlding
certificate, which xvas not disputed, as
evidence thnt the young xvoman nsking
the court's nid xvns entitled to it ns the
xvlfe of the restnurnnt keeper.
Tho younger Mrs. May testified
before Judge McNichol thnt after her
marriage sho had lived in the Bittcn
house Hotel for nine months, nnd for
several xveeUs tlicrcattcr nt tne ixiaiuni-
r-' :.: : ... :,::. ,i... .i...int nnn.t,n . .1 i i.ni. ...
In Atiuntic uuy. ueiicx-iiiu luitv """
May's xvife. Later, she said, they
returned to tho Itittenhouse and lived i
.!... ....in l.n (.-.nlf n house nt ii.i.i
South Sixty-third street, where theyi Hoarders in the ho'iie said Willey bad
lixed from June. 1018, to February, ' heen there about two xvecks. find dur
100 At present Mrs. Mny is living, ing that time had been melancholy,
xx 1th 'her children nt.(0M Chester nve-I The other trngedy occurred directly
nl)p ncroHs the street in another rooming
tm ...: .ttrt,l l,nl .lie nnd 'house.
Mny separated in Pcbruary. 1020. This
was before her second child wan born
nnd she caused the arrest of M$ on a
Jill' ..UIIIIR IC lirU.., ''"-- '-I
Lavished .Monej' on Her
Aeennlincr to the votinc wife's testi-
mony he lavished money on her the
first year they xvere marricu. lie mauc
mnnev fnst. .she said, and told her in
J.ilv. 10O0. that in the nreccdlnc year
ho had made $."0,000 profit, nnd in pre
vious years from $2.1,000 to $.5,000
profit. Hhc relateu mat ne nau uouriii
txvo automobiles, one for $3700 and the
other for $1.0,000. The first year of
their marriage, she said, he had spent
$30,000 on their home.
ti u-na teitiflpri nl.so that he nncnt
$55,000 for nnother houie in Gerraan-
toxvn, xvlierc tne ursi .Mrs. .xiny is sniu
to live.
Tho restaurant man,, on the stand in
his own defense, deified that he had any
hucli income as his xvife alleged. He
said' the restaurant really belonged to
the Brut xvlfe, nnd lie owned tmly one
share of stock in the corporation.
TJie fiisU: xvife, he said, came from
Athens, a Greek like himself, and xvhen
he married her brought with her n dot of
$15,000, xvhich xvas invested in the
restaurant business.
.May Talk Iviter
Irs. May refused to talk nbout the
case xvhen seen nt her home. Her
mother. Mrs. .Tone1, of Atlantic Citv,
is staying with her at present nnd look
ing after the two children,
"My lawyer told me to say nothing."
Mrs. Mny explained. "If he telU me
to spenk I'll hnve plenty to give the
nexvspapcrs, I think there xvill be con
siderable noxx-s inter on."
Mrs. May is twontx -six years old.
but scarcely looks twenty -one. She is
n bit above middle height, dark and
very pretty, tsiie tnlks in a soft xuice
uud xvith u slight drawl
"There can be nn tupstion about the
legality of my daughter's marriage." .
said .xirs. .loues. Aiiotuer daughter
nud n cousin witnessed it. Hverj thing
wns in order. As soon ns my daughter
learned that May had a xvife living the
left him.
"No mntter how hnrd It is for her u
make this light the hns nvido up her
mind lo go through with it for her
cniturcn s snl.e.
Mny field he only xxas employed ns
"manager" of the restnurnnt nnd coin
ed $40 a xveek
"Thut's noiiseiie about hnving nn
income of onl.x $ 10 a week," .nd Mr
Jones. "When my daughter xvus tir't
married to him he hpent that ninrh jti
n day. Wlieii thev uei.- lixing in the
hotel he paid $10 u daj for the apart
incut nnd had the meals brought in."
Lodger Is Fatally Stricken
William. Pbie. a lodger, nt 1 IR North
Tenth street, died in the Hahnemann
Ilosplta.l of heart disease late last night
nftcr having been btri ken in bis room.
Ho xvns forty-nine jcars old.
"THIS IS REAL"
That'll wlint Bcorp h ft nqn.n b' f r
rlalmed on flrnt riiiijlng r ' ih mi i, i(
Horn) Fani.houao and trv nu t. picirtu'ln
XloOlt tlllnif. no (.'"UKl'lK enr rull
money' uurlh Hlnuii I h m.. nmH
come hack rrgularh 'a h o i. thtlr
llomta trom the Ka.m
FreMh Eggi jutt from the Nett
Applet Bite info 'em
Cider Sweet and Pure
Chickens and DucIim
Potatoet White and Reds
Prln out rinttlmorn Ae irnus
throiiKh Jlfrtta and l'i mi -i toiii u
the FAMOUS
Black Horse Farm
Kxcry Ir In tlie Tear Trom 9 In 0
t'lionti MrdlK 103
t t A EX. TO?
and Satisfactory
Service"
Efficiency may bB IncreAaod or
urentcr production Drepnred for by
making repairs or chanprs In llghttne
or poxvsr equipment NOW.
Many customers nre Join th
xxlBj, thine'' by truxklng tnuch neerted
repairs lu .their plants nt this time!
nepMrncarrled out an carefully as
ncxv Jobs Costa surprlslncly loir.
j George Woodward, Jr.
Klftlrlrat Contntrtor
1723 Sansom Street
orde"rSUxvrmaCde Tgainst him1 for $100 ""ruing. 'Again policcif the Third and ! M
oruer xxau inuue "fc"-"" -",., ,. T) T.nneer fctreetd Rtntlnn tvere nntlfi. i ya
S-A??JlAa'l2?Ztr and tho counlo sent o the Pcnnivl-'
MUD a inoimi uruci- unu ni. u-... i.-. .
a. -
I
i
tlclll Spruco 0110 Urjitooot line iZBi
iW'
Condition bf Highways
Throughout Slate Today
Lincoln blglnvny (Trenton to
Chambersburg) : Poor beyond Gettys
burg; fnlr in Pucks nnd Lancaster
counties! good clsexvhere,
William Penn highway (Enston to
Chambersburg) : (Jencrally good)
one mile unimproved near Allcntown,
but this Is in fair condition.
Ilnlliinoro -pike (Philadelphia,
Media, Kennett Hanaro nud Oxford) :
All in good condition.
Philadelphia nnd Heading pike :
All in good condition. '
I.nncnster nnd Hnrrisburg pike;
Fnlr in I.nncnster county ; good in
Dauphin.
Wife of One Victim Near Death.
Other Man a Suicide,
Police Say
n n r ronM pjq
I llll Nil I lllllil MMil '
IIU LIL. I IllIll Ml lJ i
IN ROOM NG HOUSES
x cfTorts. and commented caustically on
STUFFED OPENINGS IM RnnMlt"r"'0.wl,0''.ou,',,l hra"'i l'e new school
oiurrcu urCIUHMUO N nUUmjUpPritCndeiitiiiid notbwn nppolntcd.
Gratz Criticises lloanl
Two men died nnd n woman in in n
ho"pltnl near denth from inhaling gns in
txvo lodging houses on Third stret bcloxv
Spruce. v
One man is Bold bv the nollee to linre
locked himself in his room nnd turned
on the ens xvith suicidal fntenf. The
other man nnd his xvlfe Buffered through
cnrelcssness or ignorance, the police
say.
The man xvho is said to have com-
rnifted sulelde i, James Willey. twenty -
eight ye,ars old. The others are James
I'nrker. sitty-fivo years, and his wife,
Mary, fifty-three.
Willey xvns found nt 8 o'clock Inst
nibl.t by Detective ;renvcs. of the
Third and De I.nncey strcts utafion. who
was suminoncd by a lodger in the room-
ing house.
The patrolman broke in the door of
the room nnd xvas himself almost over-
eome by fumes. Greaves, xvith the nld
" "..".. .o... ul lh8i-u :""', """
tho room and sent him to the Pcnnsyl-
vnnin Hospital, where he xvas pro-
nouncou acau
n'l, .nI-.- . .U. 1, t I
1 he proprietor of the house founi
barker and his xvifo unconscious in thel
bed with a . burner o the gas ranc
.... F,i;iii, MJt in vii uuuni; iuiiiiu
ir
,V
llAuntlnl
Ti. mnn " , j.n , nhmleinn.
cntcrtnin littlo hono o linvinn- the
woman's life.
J lie police sny tlie room in which the,
couple were found contained no cvj
ilence thnt the gas xvas turned on in
tentionally. Willey had stuffed every crack about
his room xvith newspapers. I
TO DESIGN JPROPER' GOWNS
Rev. JoKn R. Hart, Jr., Will Repre
sent Phlla. Clergymen on Committee'
Itev. John It. Hart. Jr.. Hnisconnl.
chaplain at tho T nivcrslty of Pcnusyl -
vanin nnd secretary of the Christinu
Association, has been uppolntod to rep -
resent the e'ergymen of Philadelphia
in ii'-iiKiuiiK pui xvuieii xvero Beiecrea
" proper attiro for xvomen in the sur -
x-ey made last xveek by the dress r
torm committee.
The dress reform committee an
nounced thnt the chaplain's duties xvill
be to express the clergymen's point of
viexv in clearing up some vague nnsxvers
made by the clergymen on rte question
naire. Many nf the preachers (.aid a
woman's 8kirt. to be proper, should
rcacii tlio nuiilex.
f The koxvus xvill be ditp'aved nt the, found by the proprietor of tho housV
"Bizarre"' to be enndm ted for the The nmn uad been dend several hours
benefit of the new nun.es' home at S. The sailor recisteied ns "It. F. Adams, "
Aunes' Hospital in St Thumai' Hall. . Philadelphia N'nvy Yard," but from pn
Kighteenth tCnA Morns streets. January , Pprs found in Ins poi ket it is believed
31-Fcbruary ." ' that he is W. W. Quinn '
'CAME THROUGH' TO BANDIT
Camden Man Relieved of $49
at
Urging of Revolver
Philip Widcil, 12H North Thirtieth,
street. Camden, xvns held up by n Negro
in Camden late Inst night nnd mbbrd
ot $10.40. nt tho point of n revolver.
Tin hold-up oecuired on Tucntv
scventh street near Plennnt nx-enii'
"I xvas followed for four squares by
n tall, xvell-dressed Negro, about six
feet in height nnd xveigtiu,g about 175
pounds," snid Wide. I
"As I nenrcd the bridge nt Twentv
seventli street and Plensnnt ii'cinn the
man hastened to mj side, shoved a te
xolver in my face nnd k.t.I. I mint
jour monej lonip through
"I mine through, a. I ngV (,.nc ' i ,
nil 1 linn What cst i o i (1 rin
HUH." UIWSL
gr&RxwxMv nuasse:
vjpycmtfr ViiiFWr D I
-nfiKSESSE53SS
GtOANDMlN C&FE
Scrxinp; a Full Course
SUNDAY DINNER
From 5 to (t 1 f)M Per
8 P.M. J) I aO Cover
.Special I)ail Luncheon, 55c
lw
IMumc mid Dancing; Kver.x l)a and Kxeninp; L'.icpt Sunday j
jJOl CHESTNUT STp
I mi-im mi,nT jflpjq.
COME HAVE DINNER at
MEENRHAN'S PAFF
SUNDAY SPECIALS'
Lobttrr Dinner, $1 SO
Unit Hi' if I h',T
I rnfi U.rit ,;u p.Mfi'.
t ilel nt ,' ( . r.i .Snuri
llal.'il f'ulotois
Chicken Platter, $1.50
f'rliaif lltOl'tl M'IjV t 'l r
U a(t Vrnd rulii,,,, ,
I , r ii f I r 1 1
Roast Pork Platter, $1.00
l.'nnAt I n(n ot TnrH
Mtuhtit PuMofn
"i Spinach Aivf Faur
a
o
, fjr ;
BOAKDLAIKniND
! FOR NEW SCHOOLS
j Gratz, in Annual Roport, Ha35
Mild Slap for failuro -to x
, Pick Head
MORE REVENUE NEEDED,)
Erection of nexv school buildings,
! needed nt this time, is nn impossibility.
nccording to the ntinunt report of SlmOu'J
Orntz, president of tlio Hoard of Edii- r
icntJon, made today. "lcf
Available levcnues xvill not permit,;
even though tho recent survey of thev
director of hc Department of Public '?
I Health sIioxxh ten' buildings in "bnd"
condition nnd txventy-four in "poor''i('
'condition. ir . '
Lrection of these needed buildings
must not be considered for nu "indeter
niinnto period " The revenues available1''
to tne nonnl (luring HH'O xxcre nbso
lutcly inndeounte to-meet the abnormal
eronomle conditions resulting from tho
unr, according to .Mr. TTratz.
i Ho flaxed critics of the board In IM!'
Difference of opinion ns to whether
tho nexv official should be n Phllnde "'
phinu or should come from nn outsldex
field xvas in n measure responsiblu for j
fnilure to select, lie snid. Added lo this I
xvere the other conditions of "a couple
of members not nrcscnt nml nun p h.'
no.t v?f,,.VB' h(J sni,I
.,, n?"itJ' to crcrt ncxv buildings nt ,.
i ,np wns commented upon xvhen
":,"" UJ " J" :uo.recfi c sm"yrj,( ' ?5
l"'1 D,""',",? fiU thci
, Z l. T " ,0 '' 1(rcll,(,1Ut 1con11,
I .' ,'i.fi -f n,, am,nt,tm in J)Pf
jondition, M in poor condition and 10T,
'"rn!!,"' 'i'"!;, , , , ,
, ,nu 0ctob,,r 31. . total of 320.438 ,
i '" '"? w" e.nrol,,;;,c n.JUo elementary
' h, ' ?', .'"' wcro ,"", Imrt
I iV 'J :. I,ut Mf. Gratz expressed his be-,
ftnt vcrc "not turZwhWr' '
',,, bccoSo "hex rL SnrlfvWl.. ;
LL. CtiU 1" ,0..lfro ?l,P,"'r'R them-r
nv,," " "" iniuon mev xverc nro -
grcssng pract callv ns rntiidiv ns the -r
enrollment on ful 1-ti met Sieduies
lu" 'uc sculuuics.
uiii.i .uoro i earners
He declared thnt no instnietor should ,.
hnve to take core of nioro than forty.
pupils.
"When n teacher must, of necessitr,rr'
Instruct fifty, nnd possibly sixty pupils. J
either one nf two things must ensuo- , ,
she xvill suffer physically or her work ,
xill liernme tefHtnn n n .!- if i..
I dcclnrea.
One point emphasized related to thev
lary roblcm, nnd had n nortentouk
ring ns concerns the future. Ho said:r?
! i.iie nexv XX-llffe ftrnle 1b t-nrtrtnw ntit- ..
satisfactorily, but ns it increases nnder.-u-
l the nexv plan from year to venr. tho
i board mny be. confronted with difficultyu
lo meet tnc ucmanus."
DEATH RATE INCREASES
518 Persons Passed Away Here
During Last Seven Days
A slight iucrenso in tlic number of'
deaths for tho xxeek. ns compared xvith
Inst xveek, is shown by the weekly bulle
tin of thu division of vital uLntistirs.
Tlio deaths during the xveek totaled
518. or nineteen morn tl.nn fnf thn .il.'1
' ending January 11. Deaths occurring
during the week ending January 'Z
1 11120, numbered COS. "
i The report of communieablo diseases
I miows n uecreaso in pcarlet fever case"
' This xveek only 21S cases xvero reported'
as compared xvith 220 for Inst xveek.
This disease caused tho death of eight
children during the xveek.
Sailor Kills Himself
A sailor committed suielde jestcrdar
afternoon in a rooming bouse on Arch .
street near Urond, by shooting ,
liiinelf in the head. Tim l.nnV u
Chinese and American
RESTAURANT
Buiinei Luncheon rrc
Served 11 to 2:30 OO
MumIc and Dancing
1? to 2.30i , Hs 10:30 to fJ.SO
( our.rSundny Dinner, $1.25
1023 Market St.
tHTt.fAlTAi.t?Yt.ftiTxTBff'
igpsryAyffliiyaaa
ere to Dine
.-wm .....si.. -
ftrsp'
...ni.c .-nnicw miiii si.i.iv ..m-. .'.ht.- -;:p -t i-tttsc"tt
iotaoi
62ND &"VVALNUT STS. S
Nttnthait's Sptctal Shore Dinntr, SI. SO
ir.otl'r 7ltriiiiur
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