bbbbbbbMIbHbOTIV "T' h $&JBmT m ' sari?! uaw.xn i'flH ' fllfflB' .'Ti iw; K l:KSt: PS !-' -55 raw. -a tiiik . jfl 1 :il m- tf n ? 1. 1 n r'. mm'tvu, ' is . f n '-. :'. (ii i h lit H !tf f i . 'i "nw-sH ,; DRGET ANIPiOSITY, i INAUGURATION PLEA PENROSE TO PACIFY """ rv1wJ7ri'rnvJ7T' w v " ' w".t(73w xT 'pprTraFnH' "mTwwP, -Tsr rv'Lzmm7W!W!FW?yv ' teVjSMBs POTttO MDGBRPJBtlfitoBUEUJJprDAY, BRU'ItX; If 1021 'T 7? T.. -. ' , ! 1J 1- - sU- ?--i rvJ I --- ,,, , . . .-, -.-.. - ,. ,.,-. - -rs- iiir'irt nri Ai uiffi 4 3-no -duties nWM u.itiiv) PARTY WITH JOBS in Harding Makos Headway Preparation of His Speech for March 4 WON'T ENTER INTO DETAILS Ry tlii Associated Press St. Augustine, Feb. 14. A plea that the nation forget the animosities and partiianship of the after-war period and put it" shoulder unstlntingly tn the wheel of reconstruction is expected to form the keynote of Warren 0. Harding's message to his follow coun trymen when he comes into (he presi dency. Although the inaugural address still v fnr from complete, it was loomed e.stcrday that considerable work hnt been done tnword its preparation and that the subjects it is to cover virtually had been selected. To Keep Hand Off Iluslness It will be very brief and will at tempt no detailed discission of anv problems awaiting solution One of the outstanding features is expected to be an appeal for confidence In the na tion's business stability, linked with an assurance that during the net four vear.s the administration will keep away from meddling method in it- relutions with the business world. Detailed statement of a taxation pol icy, however, is to lie resrvrd until Congress has been called into pecial session, probably in April. It Is belWred Mr Harding's address will touch, very briefly on the question of On International peace association and -vlll teraely pledge the incoming admin istration to use its best effort to secure a peace agreement comnatllite with Atoerlcan aspiratious There is ct pected al'o to be a worl of friendship tor Mexico and the r-s; of Lnt'u America. To Talk Willi Hughe This eeh For the present Mr Hard. tig is de roting littV time to the actual word int of the document and most of the real work of putting his Ideas into lan guage probabl will not be done until rext wsek. He has a heavy appoint ment list during the net few tiavs, and l.v Saturday wiM have he-inl the ad vice of several prominent party leaders, including Charles F.vuns Hughes, gen erallT understood to be the prospective mscretnry of jtate Air I Inches is ex pected here Friday or Satirdav Among those who hid apixiintment todav was Thoma W. L.invtnt. a part ner In the Morgan bankinc house, who helped frame the finaminl sections of the treaty of Versailles. The purpo-e of conference was not rove ..led. but it was presumed that it rulalei" to mttt national flnnnce DECLARES ATTACKS WON'T BEAT MELWS THEATRE ACTORS AND AUDIENCE HA VE FUN GIVING LIM'RICt PRIZE Waahington. Keb U. Andrew W Mellon, of Pittsburgh, reputed to be one of the richest men in the Tinted State, possensluE wide businrsi.s ex perience and diversified holdings, in cluding, at least until recently, half ownership of the O.erholt Distillery, wyi be appointed -ecretury of the treasury in the Ilardinc cnblnet, in the opinion of Senator Penrose and others i Federal Patronage His Club in Demanding Harmony in City and State SALARIES EXCEED MILLION Pu " Waff I'orrfwaitiliHt Waslilnfiton. Keb 14.- Pol'tics and patronage will rejilace legislation on the Penrose program following the adjourn ment of ConreKS March 4. Senator Penrose plana to return lo Philadelphia shortly nfter that date, and will pluiiKC Into the problem of pin -ifvinir Phllailcluhla factions and nr- ranx fo' the distribution of several hundreif federal Jobs to be filled under the Hardin; administration. He will nlso take a hand In the lexiflatlve nil- i nation at Ilarrisburj:. SenilofBrlal announcement to this ef- I feet came todav from n source close to i the senator He in known to be anxious I to restore harmony on the county ticket. I and to that end will summon the lenders I of nil sides when he Rets to Philadel phia, and denwod that they get together. Ue will have u iote"t weapon with' which to n force nuv demands' he may make, for the 5. (I. P. job hunters i will hav to Inrve- his Indorsement for most of the ferfvral nots to be ills- tribute, to party vorkers. As nutlmial i committeeman and seiiin- senutor. ami I with lobs more nun-rou thmi ever, due to the etpunsion ' th- gm erntiieiit's oeti ties diirini; uml 'nee the wnr. i Penrose, is in good slruno lo entrench himself more strongly thiui fir with the pujro'l brisiul". Jlanj Jobs to U I'llled j Ken without the istmastershiis. which in now under s-xecutive civil nrv!fe. then are hundreds of positions oer the state which will Jiecome nvoll rble trt Kepibli''n. There are donens of depu'ii's in 'he three levenue dis tricts ot the st it.', joiii" sfor?s of ilep ut 1'nited Stales mandril, and niimer .us prohibition enforcement ugeuls. to a nothing of the principal appoint ments sueli as i-uxtoius nml revenue ml-livtoi-s. mar-hals. d'strht nttornexs. as sistant d strict attorney, prohibition director mid "thcrs of the higher -ul-arled rl.isses Shou'd Pre-iiieut -elect Ilnrding re more the civil service retrIctloiiR from lostortices of the first, second and third clnssiw, iio protected by executive or ders promulgated during the Wilson ad ministrations, this actUm woul 1 throw pcn onie I ."00 t.t more juistmastiTshlps in Prnnsvhania. making it possible to niist leniocrutic incuuilo-nts ,ind fill the rlnces with Republicans. Senator Penrose hns already an nounced himself in favor of this course, and it is understood wfll urge It on the President-elect following the in auguration. It is gen Senator Harding will the plan. Jobs Worth SI. 000.000 Ir has been estimated that with the postmastersliips iucltiitisl, th agggre- gate salaries of federal jobs available I to Pennsylvania Hepublb-ans will er- ceed $1,000,000. Senator Knox, wlio lias .announced his intention to take a hand hi the dis tribution of patrunase in western Peun Hlvanla. will Interfere but little In the Penrose program. He expects to inter est himself in the major apiolnlmcnU only. , Senator Penrose is unquestionably in better shape physically than when he returned here during the holidays. During the brief interlude between Patrons of Alhambru Scem to Enjoy Chance to Act as Jury but Girls Appear to Be Bashful Gloucester Man Said He Knew We'd Be After Him With That Chech And Offered to Bet Nephew Jack's Here! Tell the kiddles that their very own particular Itmpln' litu'rlck con test begins today. tllvo them the second section of the paper and let them have their own fun with it. AND TIIKY CAN WIN TBX DOl.l.Alli. Show them the page opposite the funny pictures They'll lind It there with the rules and everything. It's called Jack's Jingle Box One Hundred Dollars Daily For thr Heat Lost Line Supplied bu Any Render ot the Evening Public Ledger to the Incomplete Limerick Which Appears Bcloto RULES OF THE LIMERICK CONTEST Aniwer left l tU ofllet ot ths H Kiso Puauo LiDOta will alia " J' mUalble. 3. The winner of tin OXB HCNDJMD DOI.I.AII ptt for the bt Utt linn to each Limerick will tx anncuaceJ one week fir tin Mirerlek l orlnteJ, 4. In cane of lies. $100 will tie awarded to each auccesiiful conttatsnt. 5. The dfCleloii of the JuJe In each I.linerlck conteat will be final. Cunttat In open to any one. All that i xaulred for you to do la lo write and rend In your laat line to the Limerick, uainir for convenience the coupon printed below. Pltsie write plainly, and be aure tn tdd your name and addra. All anawers lo the. Limerick whleh la printed tx-lewr mutt bt recelted at Hie office of the Hvt.xixo PcnLto Larnan v a o cWtc Wednradnv eenlnir, Addreas "iiwiico on numner aiven on coupon, T1IK WINNIJU OF TODAY'S CONTEST WILL 1113 ANNOUNCED ONE WKHK FROM TODAY Cut Out and Mail UtKMSo I'uiiLic Lehoieh. TO THK LIMERICK CONTEST '. O. Dot 1523, Philadelphia. LIMERICK NO. 55 Said a pert younjj stenographer, "Gee! This business would fail but for ntc; I nm sure the boss knows That he'd soon have to close- Today 'a award In the Umpln" llm'rlrh contest was nuule by a Jury drawn from the audience nt the, Alhambru Theatre, Twelfth and Mortis streets, on Friday eveiiliiR. The nwurd to bo announced tomorrow was made by ii Jury of employe of Frnntt A Seder, Klcvenlh and Market afreets. Krer been on tlje Mne. l.impln' Liin'rlckersV Vou know the most noble conviction swelled our venerable blue serge us we stood on the north Hide of the footlights nt the Alhnmbrn Theatre. Twelfth and Morris streets. Friday nlsht. The electric-light bulbs blazed up in our face nnd a sea of hypnotized eyes peered up at us from out in fiont. We were nmaed nt the thought, but It was there. We should have been an actor ! Then when we went behind the scenes uftenvnrd we became perfectly convinced of it. Piiture this, fellow I.lm'ricker.s. Out on tho stage, the lim'pln lhn'rlck in the hands of two star nei formers unil n tnrr. nnd b.ick In fl.A ti'lnffu llu tn tit knmlu m! n li.All. I . .,i. ,,,o !,-, ,,, .11 t,.l,(, ii i u..ll titui Dionde lady. There may be other (Write your anavier on thla Una,) .YflMC .- Shed and St I'Uy ami Stale ,., HElPORJfilli OBSERVEBIRIHDAY President-elect Harding had full , Jtllournmenl of t ongress mill the eitrn Vnowledsc of Mr. Mellon's corporation i session Senator Penrose will alo ot and whisky holdings nud despite this knowledge, it is said here, has asked hfin to accept one of flic most impor tant places in the ahlnet. Opposition that has b'cn stirred up by the Anti-Saloon League to the ap pointment of .Mr. .Meiion win ue ntu Hfied, it is thought, by Senator Pen temnt to udjust difTeienres over the state legislative program. Penrose, who since his ictiirn to Washington has exhibited a disposition to pacify and harmonize ull elements of the state organization, is hopeful he uin bring peace in the state situation md Induce governor Sproul. Joseph It. liming the in-Jiut!,. things to consider about being on letally expecU'd tlle xUj,p ,mt thk 0, vniiaf. hor J0lll. he fuvoruole to Kliolioni or your buttonhook or some- thin like that. And she held the cur tain open for us, too, no we could sec what the star performers and the Jury were doing to our lim'rick. This is what was happening : Simon Myers, the star In a snappy little musical comedy, called "Time," made the announcement that members of the audience were to come up on the stage and decide who should win the ?100 prize for the llmnin1 lim'rick. He was a "black-faced artist who had "Alabama lloun" beaten forty differ ent ways The men jut had to to what he said and pretty soon ten of them piled over the footlights. The girls wcro pretty shy and for one awful moment we thought our curtain holder would have to drop things nud run around front and get the girls started, but finally two very nice ones came up and the ten fellow iurors rushed for the edge of the stage to help them ovei and everything was lovely. nuto repair department. Scott Motor Co. Samuel NnrUli, 70S South Fourth street, salesiuaii. , Harry Indlrtor. 010 McKcun street, cutter. Joseph Volpe. 10:10 Annin street, Keystone Telephone Co, M. Hoffman, -Mil South Darlcn street, moving-picture operator. Royal Theatre. X. II. Halmon. LW.I South Mildred street, salesman Loiis Greenspan. 113 South Eighth street, manager. Joarph A. De Sales. PJiU dnckson street, chauffeur, Armstrong & LutU Co.. JM2 Land Title llullding. Lim'rlckltls seems to have spread to the spirit world we don't mean the kind you find in bottles, either Judging from thu experience of Mr. llrlcrley, who wins the $100 awarded today, Mr. llrlcrley didn't mnke this suggestion to us. but it seems to us that thla is the only explanation of the peculiar experi ence he hud in connection with llm'rlckln'. After all, why shouldn't a couple of "P'nta get together each evening and. sitting on a soft bank of clouds, tnlk oier the doings o( us poor mortals who arc nil nusy llm rlcltln ? We'll tell jou the experience Mr. llrlcrley had und you can all .figure out your own expVunatlnns So, here goes. You Hoc, Mr. llrlcrley bus n nephew Rcrnurd Ashworth who lives with, him and who thought that he would try to play a little joke on his uncle who bus been llm'rlcking' almost alnce the be ginning of the contest So last Fri day evening when his uncle returned home, Mr. Ashworth told him that the "Evknixu Pt'iiLio Lkiiokr'ii lim'rick editor" had been orer to Gloucester to sec him tn let hhn know that he had won the $100. Hut Mr. Urierley seemed to feel that his nephew" was trying to play a Joke on him imd replied. "Well, Hernard, you can't kid me about that, because I'm sure he wasn't over to aee mc to day. Hut let m tell vou that 1 Hnt some good lines in to the lim'rick con test the other day and you Just wait nnd see If ho doesn't com? around to morrow," You can easily Imagine, Iheroforc, just how Mr. llrlcrley felt on Satur day when wa finally manured to locale him after having gone to his home In Gloucester and then spent half an hour telephoning trying to locnte his place of business In the City of Hrotlicrly Love. He admitted to us that he simnl.v had feeling mat he would near from Baptist Ministers, Union League and Students to Honor Temple President CHILDREN BRING TRIBUTES The seventy-eighth Wrlhday anni versary of the ltev. IJhrt, Russell II. Conwcll, president of Tctfiplo Fnlver Blty, will be observed at the llaptlst ministers' conference this nftVnlnp; nnd tonight by a testimonial dlnnr nt the Union Leaeue and Founder's JDily excr- ! eisca at the Academy of Music. Roland H. Morris, nmbaasadV to I Japan, and Dr. Thnmabj H. FlnfYan, state superintendent of schools, will be given honorary degrees nt the exercises at me Academy. Dr. Oinwell's birthday, which Is to morrow, Is being celebrated by varloiiKj luncuons wnicn commrnceu yi-nn.-ru.i and will continue throughout the week. Thousands of (lowers nnd hundredti of pounds of fruit were presented to Dr. Conwcll by parishioners at exercises In the llaptlst Temple, llroad nnd Hcrks utreets. Morning, afternoon and evening long lines of children, women nnd men, num bering literally thousands, streamed up to the platform, each presenting the veteran minister-lecturer with a flower or a piece of fruit, with the name: of the giver attached, and each receiving a cordial handshake from the pastor. Dr. Conwcll was hi fine fettle, and lo demonstrate that he felt just as young as ever he sang n solo at the Sunday school session. In tho evening the veteran clergyman sang "Trust and Obey." uccompanled by the Rov. Wil liam Dyre McCurdy,- assistant pastor of the llaptlst Temple. Nearly 3500 were crowded Into the church at the evening service. In the morning every member of the 1 Children's Church presented Doctor Conwcll with an orange. The Roy Hcouts nnd Girl Hcout.s, nlso brought the gifts. A few hours later 1000 members of the Sunday School pre Fentcd the minister with nieces of fruit. He received three barrels of itrane fruit from tho young people. At the evening service every member of the Glee Club, Hoys' Chorus, Girls' Church and Senior Chorus presented n flower. "I think he received every kind of iruir except a lemon," said uoctor .mc hikif An n. t'Otirt or iiidte eceiit such hs relate td the administration of justice, to the con duct of tho hiislneMi oftho court, or t,o tho oouduct ot elections. "No Powers of Appointment" "After tlie ndjoitrnnicnt of the first scmIoii of the Guucnil Assembly fol lowing the time when this constitution becomes effective, no powcrn of ap pointment shall bs exercised by n court or Judge except sucn ns reinto to ineir floflPM nr In flip tnfitinccmcnt Of Public law libraries, tho Inspection and man agement of prisons, tuc visiiauon ui i.iiMtn institutions, the condemnation of prlvntc property, nnd the ndmlnls- traton ot pudiic trusts, oi puoiic jim or of public works." Then comes this cbncludlng nnd what is regarded ns cm thins sentence: "Others powers of appointment vested In a court or Judge shall be abolished or vested blsewhcre by law, Tho . foregoing Js rotwldcred as a real effort to purgo the Judiciary of politic and to prevent the building Up of n political machine, OPTIMISM IS NEED TODAY,SAYSRECTOR fflKOlttB"? TIFF BILL AG1 Fordney Measure Regains Privi. leged Status and Action May Bo Speeded HOUSTON TO TELL OF LOANS Ry (he Associated Press Washington, Feb. U.-Pushrd !!. repeatedly during the last week In faro of appropriation measures, the For.lner emergency tariff bill today had regal Z It. privileged status nnd was the flr ven In6,8'" ," H " vcnlng-. AJthough proponent of th. meature were prepared to press for fll.t action by Wednesday, to S the decks for resumption of work on approprli "Z::, cnt ", "'" "'" "truing n final vote. 2?. ?rT""cd. y 8-hr a us, but that when we did Inform him t Curdy, gazing nt the dozens of fruit over the phone of the fact that he hnd baskets llankfng the pulpit won the MOO prize, he sold t was such Doctor Con well announi a shock that he couldn't think ration-' frl,t WM he sent to the imr inr ni ihiim nvn ininiiitH. ..!--. i n i a cl,T. h Eecn'ttin ''us rke..bsouve,nixsd " """fL.1 1'.:n?0.':, ' . JS.r.."TL r. X".Prsenvcnty-elghlh birth- lines thnt he hns sent In during this contest and that He promised her several weeks ago that, If he should ever be so fortunate ns to win the prize, she should get half of it. So there goes $30, nnd Mr. Rrlerley saya tho rest will probably be used to pay some of bis Christmas bills. He's lucky to be able to do that. We only wish that we could ! duy anniversary dinner will take place at 0:150 o'clock Tuesday evening in the lower Temple, followed by a lccrptlon in the upper Temple. I Holmes Queried on Dream Court EQUAL RIGHTS MEASURE 1 WOMEN'S CLUBS OPEN WEEK r,n,.u,d GETS "MIXED" IN HOUSEiWITH IMPORTANT MEETINGS from rose, Decaue oi tin- Known neire oi tJrunily nml otil"rs ro agree ,(n hkiiii the next administration to transfer the (l,)n un, ti ,,th'i- matters wbh-h now duty of enforcing th prohibition law (nTij. them. trom the commissioner of internal rev enue to the liepartnient oi .insure. "Mr. Mellen has been ritii ir.eil m . tirtaln n miters because of his alleMl ownership of distiller slo. : will thi i nave anv bearing upon his appoint menti ' Senntor Penrose -vns asked. "No importance nt all can be at- tached to Mr Mellen's ownership of ilistlilcry stock, wliuli I understand he acquired as a bunking transaction." re- , piled Senator Penrose "All this has been well understood, and no interest til ovlKf in flu- loinils of the public I because of fh proposed .linage which i D"'"-. ivill tnke nrohibition enforeeiiient from the secretary of the treasury and the lOmmissionei of internal ieenue and place i under tin- Dtpurtmcnt of Justice. " CLARENCE B. COLLIER DIES ' Former Director of Union League Stricken at His Home Ctarer-e Ilisnham oilier. fonnr 1 -rector of rt.e 1'iilon T.iasne. uml n bond , broker, with ofh.es in the Ileal INtate , Trust Huildlng. died sudden'. n o'clock this morning at his hoiin - Carpenter lime, (iermantown He -as fortv-nine vears old .ir. t'sdllee hail l..theil ull. I -buiiM and was Jiessing when he wn truken with an nttaik of .eiirt. trmilne He lay down on his -1 himI dlid befoie .i phjsh.an nn're.l II- bad seeial heait' attacks rcei.tl Mr. Collier -.is u dliictor of th.- R. -Ilance Insuranee I'o I'm iniiny ears ne had been a vestryman in the Rpi-,to-pal Church of 'he l'piphnny In '!er mantnwti. lie was married to Miss .Mnbel lgel by. who survl'ts with two ihlld'en. Samuel, 'hit teen ve.irs old. mid Mar csret Oei1sIii l '.ill hi . tin. -ister, Mis Klizabefli Collier, also Mirvives Fuueial (ries will be held nt the bouse Thursday nindiicted by the Rev Dr. FIomI V Tomkins and the Rn Irving Mc(!rw Interment - ill be in West Ijiurel Hill I'euieicrv THREE PATROLMEN FIRED SUPREME COURT DECISIONS 1 ne following derisions were handed down bv the Supreme Couit today: 1 uifr v tuiilwln I.iKimott- Worka ipti-llant V "fa I l'ulUJslph' fmU i.vn' irm.l (ic-manton Truat v H.s- nil .ant lu.lniM u'urnn.l Illon, .i-" innt . Harnn t at-tl-ml a' -nt "f aiillHnt ssfrun anii-IUm vs l l.u'nev f. uu l;rree sftlrm-1 ' i'oit of i.piclUin (hattiin sill l'lionls .allnlml llanli . full aiipllanl Juilunvnt uffl'iiif.l ch"H'er v uuakfr i'U v'sb i.'r. j. ,1 J 121I1.-III Bllinnfu i rllr Uci'i IT rmed 41 ri)l .1 jdinii-n pi:b ih-kivm r. s i liiui. uypri.ttn -i" Muiai- erni-'l rommorw-a ih r.nmf luiporsuon. 1- ,.li t mi l'rri JuiWmm nrflime.l ' iit-nn vs m-r'can Flail P"a sui-lun' Jilrtumpn' nrtlrni'! Vavn Titi- iij l'rui iV 1 r! i.l nL-ir.' Ju.Jin-it uftlrm'J :.tutual T"il i'o k rr !Ib ' v Munn ' , J i.ifinin afflrnirt llei " ' hbP'IIhi- v !!. Ilrirf Irani. t ,r.l Ugh ' " JuUmM- altlrm-.l ( ..rrlaaM v s I'onrav, ipp Un iitlrim-rt ut .ml of hpimiUM L-lltror.l ' lMtlniS-iphlii Haplil i. APP-l.J-i' JuUnint Kfflrn.v.l lti'ili -. Mnes-H"nent-rnni! i " mrt ,.lt-inl for tlp'JJ'.l an JOU'." Dnulhs of a Day lli.r Trans. lu-U A. Walter Beck i Funeral services for A W'ultir lie K. I one of the oldest musii utli of this1 i. I &t. a lnLt nt iii iiif iiinmlioti i f . nt' mm i. ;' .-"""7 ' - ..,,.. .,., ,,.,. .;.,,. ,..,.,. l)l.ll.i,l..li.lun llftnr .in illnt I Oil 1 lie uanoi. I m- w.. -- - - Comedy Alsiut Llm'rlcks. Sunon Myers certainly knew how to tell an audtence about a lim'rick. We'll say he did. He read all ten of thn last lines and got a laugh und a hand every time Right in the middle of every thing, .loe Iturton, of Von and Hurton, comedians on the bill, called out from the wings. ' Do let me read one, dear ie ' Then after that, theie was a lot of i upld tire ccnuf.lv about lim'ricks that sine hit the bull's e.ve liven Mr. SchwurliS. who is the pro prietor of the Alhambru. foigotto be Inihj . und stayed ' aioutnl bark" and had a good time listening. After the jury brought In the virdlct fand, by the vvny . the decision was close, because there were so mam kochI lines). Mr. Kchwait.i gnvi us u bo seat to see the vest of the show and what was our joy to nnd that the blonde lady who held the i iirtuin for us was a very important person on the bill of faie itill. of course, that's our business. Rut, let's see, we went down there to find out who won the lnnpin' lim'rick prize, didn't we" Well, the nirv nnally gave the $100 orie to JOHN llltlMRl.HY. i2 llrown Streit, (ilnurester, X. J. I'oreiiMii. piece goods derailment, llmeiv Shirt Corporation, 110 Iorth Thirteenth street The llm -ri.l. Mrierlej was .s'nicy 0 hnniljul you ml i'Aoc. l.n'iir I in. i '. ii;; V of ijdce: in1 letirn ni'iiifi'oii t A nil nlnrlle h" nation He teas "mist" in a cloud ice tan't Irncf. h liner ev s inn ru k was o -i Bill Provides Negroes Shall Receive Service In Public Placea Vv o Staff Corrfipandent Ilarrlsburg, Feb. 14 Prominent Xegroes of the itate arc inteiested In 'he eipial rights bill presented to the House in January, nnd are trying to fathom the mystery of how the number on the.' bill got mixed with the number on another in the printed h story of House measuies. Representative John '. Anbury, who represents the Thirtieth ward. Phila delphia, Introduced the hill January ni Lleutanant Governor Beldleman Tslla of Sproul'a Program The Civic Club's committee on word affairs, of which Miss Clara Mlddleton ' is chairman, held n meeting this morn ing at 1800 Spruce street. i Miss Jane Campbell's Mondnv morn ing class held its meeting at the Xrw I'aee One tlon or alteration of buildings for the Municipal Court or any of its branches- to what extent havn they been spent and how much remains available lo bo added to the !$1.000. 000 contemplated by the ordinance referred to? Does this item have the approval of the Municipal Court as s'jch? Vcrj tiuly jours, .1. HAMPTON MOORK, Majoi. i.wuence mat .Mayor .iioore "is on Man Is Being Reborn in New Kingdom, Declares Rev. Robt. Norwood at St. Stephen's OTHER LENTEN SERVICES The need, of ft greater optimism in the era of despair so prevalent In most of the world was dwelt upon by the Rev, Robert Norwood, rector of St. Paul's. Ovcrbrook. In his noonday ucr inon at Kt. 8tcphcnR Protestant Epbv copal Church. Tenth street above Chestnut. , , "Ii is heinsr said men have loet their sense of sin." he wild. "This is not so. Man Ik merely being reborn: this Is a time of birth pings, for man la being born into u ntw kingdom, for 'the old order changcth.' The Rt. Rev. Allan Tarson Shat ford. of the Church f Kt. James the Apostle, of Montreal, Cunada, and bithop of Montreal, spoke today nt the fiarrlck Theatre on the vidua of the "It Is the old story." he said, "of profit and loss nnd exchange. In oldrn times property was put ubovo persons and today we still havo this idea. Mcii are losing their sonls with this ten dency to put birth, money, position above the real person." $20,000 in Drugs Seized in Bank Contlnutd frem I'oee One rest Saturday he was released In $".1,000 ball, an amount which he had no diffi culty in having furnished. "The drugs selr.ed in the safe-deposit box." said Special Agent Oyler. "arc part of a big lot that was smuggled in from England. The ounco boxes the narcotic wan In had never been opened. The drug was In the pure state. "Through mixing adulterants in the ('rug "le fifty ounces found in the safe deposit box could be Increased to 150 ounces und peddled to users for ubout 500,000." Officials of the trnst company said todav they had no knowledge of the con tents of the box. If they had, they stated, the government agents would have bren notified nt once, DISBARMENT SET ASIDE SniOOt. to llm ...... .it..... --, .- ... ou,ui Hcncuuie. wan tU starting point for debate todav. Hon! to tho schedule na drawn by the fin" committee on the ground that while would add one cent it pound to the pr of sugar It would not be so burdens. ProtIoCnnSUm,nir PUbU " ffi fortifications budget, earlv ti,il ' an,1 and clear tho wair "h'er g ,X nnd conference reports, lfc'-'oii MIscellanepuB ineosurcs before th. Ilouae Inc ude the resolution for a una clnl commltteo to Investigate lie es L A inHWr P-.,n"Wlll. draft dodger Adoption of the retolutlon early th, bllk ,fZ.eXSrT;,ed- ,'c P" wnt" bill, the Shtppard-Towncr maternitr and Infancy aid bill and the Sndth Towner measure for a Federal tin1-".. ot Kducatlon are other Important nica. urea on he Hmise calendar which , fij, pBp"e.8UWeCt" f 5"at "? Secretary Houston will be recalled tomorrow by the Senate judiciary com ' l ce. rther examination in . gaid to loana made to the allied na Ions. Tho committee decided today', request Mr. Houston to bring whatmr mpers he had relating to the cst.b lishment of foreign credits, loans made under existing agreement and author ity for each negotiation. KcnotoM considering Senntor Reed, resolution to Hop further payments to the Allies said they had been adv'a', by Secretary Houston thnt .moOO.OM was the maximum sum of future with drawals In prospect from the $7fi.O0O.. 000 balance under treasury commit Opposition has developed In the Ken- an: ufc-iunsr, any legislation which would ..v,,,. .rjiuuinimu an payments .-".. ..b....iin uiri-auy in existence on on the broad around of rmrlnnni n.it... ... honor. Sentiment was osld to be gen era! against making further loan com mitments, but some prominent Senate lenders were prepared to oppose legWn tion which would cut off funds promlieO the Alllw tinder existing obligations. VOTING ON SHIP WAGE CUT Referendum of Yardt, but Reiulu Not Announced WWilngton. Feb, M. (Ry A. P.l Results of tho referendum vote bow being taken among shipyard workers on acceptance bf lower wniro scales ul!i be reported next Thursday In New Vorl. I. ill. ,- till a. ni mc .cm i.i ,,,.,,, . .. I. . . AH, &. , nt n ..... .1 ... n. ,- .. Centurv Club fr JnlliT Wlileu Wil- l"n "iue tracK in demanding mat the , Schuylkill county umcer a name ,.: ' uwu, jseport; and the speaker leferred It to the House i New Century' judiciary general committee, ot which "A Representative A I! Hess, Lancaster, ( inn. Hams gave the news of the week, Mr John lllhson a i-uirent poem, Airs. Har riet Iiuiiimls Smith an original story, and Mrs James Monaghan the history of Monro lounty. A urw Ii If, James Price spoke at the Cluh this afternoon on udlcitiry general committee, of which "A New Menace in the Negro Prob- is chairman city nave home control over expenditures i of the Municipal t'ourt. was found to day by his friends at Harrlsburg in the repot I to the slat Legislature, of the (Joveinnr's coniinlsslmi on consti tutional revision. The tcnort la in the hands of the leg islators who are studying it in prep aration for the vote on the state aumln The Asbury proposal was Introduced lis House bill ll'Ji. hut on tlie History The ll.-liuvure County Anna Howard hhnw cummlttoe gave n Vulentlne Ordered Back en Attorney List In an opinion by Chief Justice von Moschzlsker the Supreme Coutt today bet aside the disbarment proceedings against 11. J. Mnglnnls, an usslstant district nttorp-y of Schuylkill county, and ordered bis name replaced on the roll of attorneys Maainnis was generally charged with professional inicouuucr. me It is mixed up with No. -01), relating to lunclieon today at the Twentieth Ceil- I ivement. which was in-i lury iuo, oi i.ansuowne. Miie speiiKe;' , . . .1. ... i ..t -i... i.m lie omnletru l)V Jlir. ' PU'vimcmi- "i mi- um irllox unwed liiirliv.uv imnrov tro'cluced by Representiit ve Steedle Pittsburgh. l'nle.s the mlxup is straightened the bills will appear er roneonslv niiinberd on the calendur. if the.v get out of eoi.iiiiitttc. and mem bers mav pass tlie highway bill under the Impression they have voted for the crjunl rights measure. Two years ago an ecpnl rights meas ure passed both the Senate and House. but was annulled in tho Senate ar.tl sent back to the lions- for concurrence. On the way between the two houses Is be came lost like the prohibition plank at Chicago and was never found. Representative Asbury'u bill prohibits cny P'lblic pis 'e from advertising that it will not reci ive patrons becuiwe ot theii race, i reed or color, and pro hibits proprietors huiI managers from t efusing anlmdy admittance on those uCCOUIllH I Negroes supporting the bill are sat ! Isfled to mnke some amendments, such .... . . I .1... as eliminating iiurner snops irum n"-- II, nut tney mienu I to insist that tho zclicral provisions ot istratlon's bill providing for submitting to the neonle the uuestion of holdlnir a constitutional convention ' (umpla.nts aguinst him being that in nn Ifuine. Rule Proposed ' assault and battery case before the grnnd jury iu oL-uiiisiii i-uiuii... ii.- iciui in- Included Mrs. Henry C. Idncoln. H'il- lianisporl; Or. Martha Tracy and Mrs. James Starr, Jr. Mrs. Carl Ii. Alt- I muier was in charge of arrangements If the convention is authorized, then sertisl the nam? of a witness on the in mere win oe opportunity lor me on- , ,,.. mpnf ,..vpn hr i.....,,! .,.. tiliri ...ir stltutlon to he fio written ns to l'laie , , solnc,,inff Important to s.iy in control of Municipal Court expenditures ,onnfPtlon wlfh tfie e'tw. ill mil uaiiiis i um iiiuiii.-ii.ni uuuiuii- it.. u-n n Un neelisr of mm ne- fo this ilty while he was n prosei-utlng of ficer of tho state to assist in tho defense of "Hill" I.teb, former political leader of Schuylkill county, who was tried ties who have to Hiintdv thn funds. The Monday Club of I'ox Chase had, In the introductory aummarv to the a lum heon today to celebrate its 1 proposed constitution as written bv twentieth anniversary. The president, I members of the commission, there is 11 ! II It ....l.t..l ..-.1 f 1. .. .1 , ., , .. in . . . I .his. ii. n, iius, iirniuru, unci .nisi coniainiu huh sisniucniii. nnrairrnnu i. .. r .....i i .ji ... ... t. i.. Jane Campbell was one of the speakers. 'Thllndelphia county officers - To !',"' """a,"; '" u, " - "V-"' 'K meet problems iieculinr to Philadelphia. ,.,. u cn(iin., b,fore tho ' Sunerior trom various dlHtricts are reaehlni: American Tciierauon or labor hed quarters here by wire, but will not be made public, Tho referendum was ordered after couiuiltteef representing tho Rethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation and tho At Iantic Coast Shipbuilders Association hud served notico on the unions that a reduction of nrorincHnn a. -.n ..... specltlc sury because of business depression. The uruiicncm rompany proposed a 20 per cent cut effective not later than todty Union leaders objected to the short time allowed to learn the sentiment of the worker nnd today professed ignoranc es to whether the comppny would pro cecd with thn reduction without wait ing tho result of the referendum. SHIP CAUGHT IN ICE PACK i up iti ti ni i vi rnminiiTPi n i in ' t iironnsoii runt in n enmirv punvinii. : . -- . r .. . ; . . Woman h I, ague for Oood Oovernmeut 'shV with i i city (such as Is the . Tin I .W" ' 'ti.TL'&ZVtlW Xw Yorl'- l"e'- " Ti, ll,..1,aIlfrn.0.on A1 'n'Wn7.ihljiielnlilu) mnly olBcers may , lie iowt Mmim01icj m R witness at ht In a heavy .iiu. .i rciiini .iKiiii'cuiu mrri'i. auoimiivii niiu ineir dimes inj w nn- ' .u,, t.i..i tnt ! vnn AlUfhrluVee hnri- V u .).. Till. f..n.ll,v ..,,nfrnno flllnu-nl thn ...w.l ...inn ,.ltv ,.ffiri In nnlor t ,n., """ . ,US.V'- n .lllstnalHker, Dltrg, ."N . h., tllO meeting "The Oovernor'a I.eglsla.lve'eliminate the 'mandamus evil' II is ?yATZWJ5?ZJ! X,T?.' "rlstol City, without Program" was given by Lieutenant ' further sugxested that In such lOtinties ..,,... ,,.. . ',',,: ,,., .. heat. Is helpless and the bill be enacted iutu law. They nre counting strongly o' the support ol Vare leadeis m Philadelphia. The Clt irens' Club, n Negro organization of Philadelphia, is tucking the bill WANT NEW TAX SYSTEM Oovernoi Middleman. "Reforestation" was dicusi-d by n representative from the State Forestry Department Mrs II. II Illrney presided. Thn Philadelphia Auxiliary of the Southern Industrial F.ducatlonn! Asho elation held its monthly meeting ut the Hellevue-Stratford this afternoon. Mrs A. tiielow nnd Miss Hall were the speakers Mrs I.ouis Lewis, the prci lent . presided HELD AS ECONOMIC SPY ltcek's sll dili'iil.v Kridav iiicrnlii will take1 No. 1 "And the C gull and II gull nlace toni'irrow afternoon from his lute! illMilace." Thomas H. Craven 1 .. ..,- S- .1. I.'. I. ....... ' . I.. .-.I ..1 I !.,lnlrtlln11-CI Two Guilty of Intoxication, Third of Neglect in Robbery Three patrolmen uere the force todav bv the l)pll!cl.! f 11 III Civil Serviic v.-sldclii e, iiu...! .Mil iu r.i'vi'11111 scii-i-i. Mr. lb'. U is -.in ilvid bv a widow, Mrs AdelnUl' It lie. k . a daughter. Iis nie II P.eik. and i sons, Al hert II Heck. 'X'0 North Tenth street Joseph M Ills k t-ll Itilsciinib street, i 'bar'"- M He. k. Abington, Tn . Iiu iinid M link. William II Itc-ck and Ildwniil II H'-cl. The three last tiamicl and the diiughtu ieside ut "'X', Ndtth Seventh street George Allen The Onclv of lleurge Alii n cio died mi tlie steamship Impeintur ilioftli after ii ai rived at Southiiiuptiui Jan- nil arrived in New York ves- terd'.u Interment will he irrivate Mi llen vvus -.evenly tour ve.irs Oommlsslpn. Une was found guilty nil ...,; I ;, r..- -v . . - . -. ; . lO .U1S-. """" , Lake, N. J. lie leaves four daughters The Allen ..ststi. I.nnffdnle. Is at Fifty -seventh stieet and Citj line. Overbmok Ir Dr. Dewltt C. Shaw IieWItt Clinton Shaw, fornieilv neglect of duty iind tvio were iliseiiarged for IntoTlcntlon. Patrolman Robert Kraier, a Negro, attached to the llleveuth. and Vlnter streets station, lost Ins position ror fnil'ire to res-iond to i,n appeal (0 go after the men who robbed Heinoii llros., 'I hirti-.'iith and Cherrv streets. January ill. I' was testitled today Fru--ipr was wnuieil bv n pedesirlun, und hat he said: I'll tell the cop on that heat about it Hubert Scott of i he Seventeenth and Carpenter strtets talimi. und Hubert A. Almeida, of the Peach und Media streets station, were dropped fur In- , Andrew Dousa Hepburn, D. D. tox cation Patrolman Hugh lnnell, f the later s.iitlo,.. vas suspended for llai nllto... .-?' ' ' W ') ' -n dovs on the same ihame -Andrew Dousa Uephurn, li. li., an lKmJn , VlmTni 4 ' UoJ,nnl.-lc and ! nuthorit, on llnglish literature, died at ail..-. W I.ou.y .,f llm I tMin-iii e nn. Mlxfonl lo(lll). lie. w as niri irrij injsi Jtl Wet Ashmead plaie, (icrinantowu. No k'. Hut a h) Pilot settlrd Ills ca-sc. lanes .1 MiCullough. Vnder wood Typewriter Co. Vo :: Doctors miy It the "llew a plane case. (Seorge IV. Phillips, Sill Land Title Huildlng No ." Rut poor tha.se found the space hard to face. Hownrd P. Wheel er. I'J'.i W'-t Wa-hlngton lane. Ijer i. ii ni riv n No. K I can sail-em, which-craft shall 1 i ace? K Soiiunar, TtlM linver stieu Mount Airy. Vo. 7. Now they say Mrs. Chase Mrs Chase. Mrs. 1). Kimball. Jack son.' Ml'h visit.ng at ."iS-IU Hudtield o s Till they ashed liini, "What flowers-lii cac?" John 11. Casel, .",:HI" Vol tic Fifteenth street. No li lis a "grae" undertaking he'd fare. . M Turner, Room Jl.'i 'vo in NMH the King lire a Fly In that case.' John 11. Moon, letter mirier '.nr.'. I'airhill Postofllce. Lehigh iieenu- in.d Hutchinson street. The line written by Mr. Rilcrley . . i.. . r ,1... i..lii iiilnu i.ui.1 received live hi me ""',"" 7, l"V Commissions Being Paid to Collector Arouse Main Line Residents Tax i omiiiissloiis amounting to about ,15,0iO, said to have been paid to ii. ....... (!.. i iirvT. Mnitr. treasurer ..i-iriit.- ..-,.,. ...j.. ...---. -----,. ,,,,, .... ..i...' ;.,-' i if Lower. Merlon townsilip, mr ill' ul'' " " cuius" uurKiui.r, ri-pii-si-iiin the salaries and exnenses of county officers nnd the expenses of tho local judges should be 'controlled b? the mu nicipal authorities.' " Would Abolish County Oftirers As it is now, the proponents of the Municipal Court contend that city otll . ials have nothing to do with the court, except to ladle out hugo turns of money, Onlv countv officials who happen to be In political sympathy with the Munici pal Court, il is hold, have anything to say about what the lourt shall do and spend. The commission recommends that lountv officers be abolished nnd that : "The expenses of local judges should Le controlled by the municipal nuthorl- Wlthout Coal and Helpless--U. 8. Cutter to Rescue (Hy A. V 1 Ice pack off Louis Rritlsh bteamsMp coal for steam or drlftlnir north, at- pvoperlj accused of wits possibly breach i r0"11" . ro tn J1?. cfV m t of good taste. here today by tho United States nvi! ' . . . . , ' communications imrrice. The cinT.t .. ..., . ..,,.- guard cutter Heneca was immcdlsttly lYIICidiriU IV1AN lb rUUNU oidered to her assistance. Uho moAtagn, which said the ship vm" I Man Caught as Burglar Waa Taking Picture of Invention New York, Feb. IL (Ry A. P I - Fenernl authorities uere naked bv Mnir- isliate Short, of Rrooklyn. today, to tnrs, lepresents precisely tlie position for 'irriiuue wueiuer iiiui iiurrivK. oi i wnlch Muinr .Moure is now ugiuing. Rochelle Park, N. J., held under $1000 i Another blow at the Municipal Court Blrmlrjham, N. J., Citizen Taken in Charge by Relative After drawing .10,000 from thn hank and turning it over to his employers last Friday. A. J. Mullen, forty-five yenrs old, of lllriiiingham, N. J., dis appeared from his. home. His fumlly, fearing he hud met with foul play, no tified the police of this city, who sent out "flyers" to locate the mail. Detectives Mnrlght and Lcinhauser, of the Eleventh und inter streets, po tics- . l(.f. Mtntloii. who were standlm? at Kiev- The foiegolug sentence, saiii egisia- ., , ... . ,- Sll,,.,HV -. , . , .A- -- --- --. -. -- .-----. ",- HcrviiMs ((iiering one year, are given as a (lentiaii ecouuinlc espionage system In the cause of n movement for wntit is termed an " mproveil system of collect ing taxes This movement is said to have been launched bj members of the board of l commissioner and Is expected to take the form of ii bill in tlie i.egisianire , this country Hdunrd llm ns. manager of h cork manufacturing rlrm In Rrooklyn, and a detoitlve, hid themselves In the factory hist night In tin effort to discover the mystery of the recent disappearance of numerous tools About midnight, they is struck by the commission In the fol lowing section : "Duties of courts to be judicial only iliviuee the fee system from township said. Haribk. guiding himself with an politics This bill prouauiy win o based on ii tux revision report drafted bv u (cimmiHsion iinnieu ny wneuim Sproul. and will do iiwuy with township treasurers Mr Cane is said to receive a salary of .:!0(MI a vear for collect ing the school tii' wlille from the township, the county and the state he leee.ves commissions. Last vear he was paid $7.00 by Lowei Menon and between $.1000 ond .i.r.0U liv Montirnmerv COUIltV. It Is SUld. Of this money he must pav the expenses of I . hiTi.mce. iiicludlns reins und the hln Rescued After Becoming Frightened, of i'eik" ' and Dashing Into Schuylkill I filghtened by automobile i citric pocket Inmii. Dosed a drawing of an iniompleted invention nud started! to take a llashllght picture of it. They anested him un hn was adjusting his II tin-i u ' Askid whether a spy system still ox Isted here, Hnrrlck himself declined to. answer them, explaining "I am a (!er- ' man " I HORSE GETS A BATH Olearflrld streets station were found not guilty f dereliction of duiv during rivl, nur Ciniup's lcpsnrd. of l'liiluilelphin, died sudden. y of heait ,ie mr o ,v James J. Mi Ciillcmgh, ii sense in Sliringlield. Mass. lie " " , ni.tui oil four votes. Lines it, 8 and 1) a native of New Vork stale, but was )Ji ,r(,ix.,., one vote, graduated from the Philadelphia Dental .pi,,. nlllnr (,f the Jurors follow : Scliool in 1S.HS. H" moved to Massn- js .nna Riitls, ll.Tt Passyunk avc (luisetts seven venr ;o ,,,., Miss Hilda Itriimnerg, ui.t i ussyuni; avenue, employed by Oppeuhelm A. Collins. ,1 Ki'hlrrtrr, i'.ntl ledernl street, up prentiie ompositor, livening Hulle- In sureei, street, dent of Mlumi I'nlvcrsity there und of Davidson Course, naviuson .-s ' ne was ninety one years old. Henjamln C'vlirn, llltl Croia dcrk, Mllcsiell Fletcher Co. Jamc-s Rrtinl, O'-'O Wutkins Camden Man, Shot, Diet ( hnrles Piestopenon, iwenty-mne eurs old, of :ilil Stevens street. Cam din, died today in Cooper Hospital of hullet wounds. The police nay he was shot bv Angellco Ciiindo. thirty -five ,.,.,. ,',iii of (WIS Henry street, Cam den. (Jtindo surrendered and will be (barged with his death. Wild Fowl Flying Northward Cape May. Feb. ILThe last few nights great flocks of geese nml ducks have been flying northward, coming across Delaware bay. A horfc. horns, plunged Jtno the Schuylkill river uear ( ll avenue bridge toduy and swam about for forty -flvi minutes be fore It was driven ashore. I Tim horse waH attached ro a carriage owned and driven by Max Levin, fil.TS 1 Ridcp avenue, n fruit dealer. Levin was driving along thn eust river drive when the horso shied and ran nwuy, dashing thn carriage against a tree. Tho harness parted and the animal, vvlthntu the onrumbruiice of the car riage, galloped Into the river. Levin was unhurt. The carriage was smashed, 'Dream Palace Appeal by Minister to Council "Mot Point Tnlk on tlie Million Dol'ai Dream Palace,'' was the biih ject of u talk last night by the Rev., Dr. Arthur Rahlw'ln, nt the Chestnut Stieet Raptist Church. Dr. Haldw in's message was di rected to ull number of City Coun cil and Mess.rs. Rurch and Llmcbur ner In particular. "Few men get second chances," be said. "You went wrong oiicp. We understand you arc to have the opportutiltv to veto the 'Dream Palare' npprcpiiutlon "Do It! "Show thut you have repented. "The ciowd you voted with will only smirch you. Vote right now," The minister then gave his incji sage to Council us fol'ows: "Olve us less talk nt .ft 1.00 per minute ond more wisdom, less poll tics and more "business, less faction and more loyalty to the public In terest, less of self In the limelight and moro the vision of ii greater and better Philadelphia." night, saw a man answering Mullen's description wanting rapidly up Uherry street. They mtopped hliu. "Good evening. Mr. Mullen," Hn right said. "How did you know my uameV the man asked. "I guess jou don't remember me. but you better (ome along until I make myself -known." the detective) said, ns he took the man to the station house. A brother-in-law of Million appeared early this morning and took charge of him. Mullen said thnt he had become bewildered and had wandered away from home. in a perilous position and In need nt immediate assistance, gave her pnsltinn us about 1(10 miles east of Loulaburr near Capo Rreton. Tim Ilrlstol City, a freighter, of 'S I tons, sailed from Ilriatol. Mngland January 27, for New York with careo Captain J. J. Carny was In coinaitiid with a crew of forty men. Graduation Week at Farm School Plans aro completed fnr graduation werli at the National Farm School near Dojlrstown February 1(1 to "2. Din!" mas will be awarded this year to a ilfiJ of twenty-tlve. IIKATIIS , I'AHI'KNriJK. At his raaManc 13J loth at. ivii. is. it3i. (ujonnf: w cjr. l'10S'Ti:rt. In hla Ssth yaar. lin-ral aarvls ' st Kt. I.ulte'a cnurch. Main and Coulter alt U.rmiinKwn Mon, 3:20 p. in. TYt.UH. -Kudijonly. ft HamfurJ la en IVb. li. 1131. HAIIAII II.. wit.; of .Ubri ( Tylar. runtral aarvloia on f'l''"11 inornln. al 11 o'olrcU al hrr Is'e re.M.n ' lniprrnntjitt;rjnf.jtnn. f. J. iiKi'rVANT'"q-.i'KM,u: HfllNtallTAI'llKll. inuat bj, Pa'..",n;1 !," Vlfftisn' personality. Coiro iff J llullatin llldt. J.E.Caidwell Co. The Jeweled Pendant Watch An Excellent Alternate With the Diamond Wrist Watch CHESTNUT AND JUNIPER STREETS x , Sw IV j i, Y& i mV?i Wi 4 lf''''ry.. liiAOfti .-. 1,4.1. .itU1fth.!!fesv V
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