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HOUSTON
PROMISES
' 10 HAIR S. LOANS
Agrees to Await Deliberation by
Senators ns He Faces
Committeo
GRONNA MAKES "THREAT"
Ity the Associated l'ress
WiwhliiRton. lYb. If. Seirctnrx
Houston agreed todav with tin- Semite
Judlclnry committee tint t. make nm
nddltionnl loans to foreign govi itum nt
no matter bow prcss'in; thr demon 1
might be. tmtll In- liml consulted th
cotnmittoi' tunl c'VP'i " II1" 1'll,p f"p '''
liberation.
The treasury seoretiirv pre ion i
had declined to Rive lm pmmio tlmt 1 o
vrould make tin further inHuim'i to tl.
allied RovrrnmcnLs under oninuiitincnts
which he declared bound linn in honor
to advance mone.v when It was re
quested.
Mr. llou-ton appeared before the
committeo for questioning n" to all t
details of nnns nlrrail tninle t
fnr
ffen nations, liml pin tit tilnrly
lis t"
the legality of . aril tianiut on
II.. VV.!S
examined by senator need
rendlnc bill to prolnb.t
until. r 'f
fin tin r ad
Tinees ti fiileien tuitions
Mr. Houston priiilnio.l II letter I"
President Wilson miller date ..( (t. to
bcr A. W. n-ktni; if Cwvlm-S nm
Ida hud been reeopn 7' un.l vvlictlur tin
trcasurv was authorized to tiinke loans
to it. The White IIoue, he ni.. ",ip
proved" the letter the next d.ij inul ''"''
first rptiimitnietit to that nation t.. Ii'-j
amount of S7.HM,noO was autliorlrnl on
April l!M!i.
The i'.nmination of Mr Houston C' :
onl ys far t lm loans to t'.c.-lm-Slo-Tukia,
the hearing being aili"iinie.
tintll Mnnda after it developed that
Jlr. Houston had ti"t brought with him
nil the data sought, fotnniitt.e mem
bers Indicated tlte r desire to inquire
Into hou f.ueign loans were niude before
and after the signing of the nriiiintiee
and how the were carried out.
The House lu'l nutliori.inK partial
pajments to ihe railroads of govern
rncnt u. .cunts, was reported faorald
toda liv the Senate Interstate com
merce committee. It will be offered in
the Senate ns a substitute for a simi
lar bill of the Senate . nnunittee.
Charges that the meat p.'u kers were
"tryiug to stran;.'le" pending legisla
tion" for got eminent rcgu ution of cold
storage were made iu the Senate to
day b Chairman iimnnn. of the agri
cuhnra' .ommittee. lie served notice
that he would call up the conference
report on th bill .mniediate'v after
dispoi-nl of the em re. n tariff meas
ure. and that if a rc on it was not
hnd it would not be th- on! bil1
tliat fal's ' Senator Kcnvon s.ml t li
packers appeared to lie ' more power
?u' than the governm. nt
Sees Further Cut
in Cost' of Living
Comlnuf.l from Tnee One
on the tniHis of 10 S t.er cent of all
workers idle and 1-.!' per rent on half
time.
The situation todav i worse than
that in liM.'i as r.-gmds iinemplovnient.
tin sniil hut tlie worker todav is better
prepared to stand it. lie .jee'ared that1
TPports of the Societv for trgani.ing
Charity h"vv that appe.i' for relief
have doubled recent y , but that the ,
are not sn numerous as they were iiii
lOlfi, proving that the worker has save,)
Borne of h s high war wages.
He declared that .mtn; aecoiititi
nnd other agencies for estimating the
nittiat on ii!k jirove that the man in
Indutrv has been laving aside home
thing for the rainy daj that i- uimn
him. lie said the number of accounts in
banks eon' nueil to increase from .I'll.v.
last year, to January
He de. hired that thero are in tins
cotintt x :t ."no Hi nt persons idle who are
numb' re.l .inmnc the implovd during
good t nies.
14 Per Cent Textile
In giv mg his figures,
sert.'d thai in tlie t-l
VMirhers Out
IV Willi's as- :
. I 'l."s I -I p-l
ind '.'s ;,. r i . in '
in tlie cliemn .il I
cent in" utii'inp oe.
are on ha'f time biisf
trades tin' situation i nlno-t as bul
he said Mis iigures how 'hit H p. t ,
cent arc id. ami l.'i per . Mit ..n h.i I
time.
In tin- inei.il trades the t jntion ii
better There aie "1 per cent who are i
not working and is per cent who are'
draw ire oti'v half time.
The first step toward n resumption of
activity in the building mdustrv i a
return to "open legitimate .haling "ii
the part of th..s,. w'.. hav- i i r-re.l II-
lega ii' nan .loin ii'.. r. man
tiger of the
United Stat.
told th nt
"Amerii an
iv . d. pnrtn
I'naii.b. r of
of
illo
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;'i..s ure b.'ng I
oil
1 l'
of balaii' pr.. will- g
no plu.es f,,r 'h wo'K
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not be I
workshops
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effects. 1'- '.
it todav v.
amount i
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attention fin
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"POOR RICHARD" REVIVED
U. S. Farmers' Almanac Retains
Much of the Spirit of Franklin
Washington.
T'nel Sam '
Franklin's P
lit least
let, IU
P.v P
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mu h .ifr
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grnmii. itn Ii.iii ' e
IlOllnced tO'l.l v I v
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Agricultiir.
"Hrwure ,f fii., .. ..i
one caul ion I i ii I i
moon, hut g. r t1 , ! -i
pare the . . 1 1 ! tl,' :, !
and moist ui. c d m.
"The own. r ,1 i
hnxe II '' iltln " i
bull's hide." i- ili'.'
The boo t i . nt i i -nil
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ii.
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index is
pubi can.
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REMOVES OWN APPENDIX
Surgeon Reports He Is M.iUmg Sat
l6factory 'Progreso
Kune, l'.i . I (b Hi ' I! 1' i
T)r. Fviin ' ' ' "I Kan' . i, s,i
year-old singi mi of ll i. ,',i, . w. i
yesterdav iiiuovid lus own m p. n,, n
otli' of tlo most rem iiknb'e iiK. nl .
Crnllons on ie,onl .1.1 nl i imnpir,!
Uvely uvv Mgi.t I'd si t,i wild imi
his bedsiiie i. "la il it le is f u .ili, i on
ihe road t" n'',ir iliiu i. u.u.il I In
liny follow ng nu "l" union fo t'c i
ruovnl of ihe api'i lobs
"Just sav iliul 1 ,im giiiing ulong
all right. ' find the iloctoi t'llougli Ins
nurio. "Mm be a lin'i lm i r on I w.ll
jiuve a stut in. ni t li.it will In ,,f in
terest. '
Dr. Kane is a graduaie of the Jeffei
pan Medical CdUge vt nillndelphiu
HPi-r r mm
owi .llM s
I Ipst.ilT and pnuuiiii'iit politirallv
for
ycai-s ,is
I .tnr.
lieiil'iiant of 'l)iit'
who died toilav
IN BERGDOLL PROBE
Poll Puts BlaiiiQ
Congressman
on Republicans for Failure
to Order Inquiry
"PRECEDENT" IS ALIBI
( .j .s tf .if r hpoMto i(
Wasliingtou. Cb. It!
-Piscussion of
the Ite-gdo'l i rise tlare.l up in the Houe
todav when two in. mbers arouse to
ipiestn.ns ot personal priv lege." over
newspai.er article.
f ..:. . 1'.... .i..l...... I Inn... .
icM.-i-i.imiy- !,. ........:,
crnt on the ru'es ciuitmttee toou ex
ception to a stnt. 'incut In Chairman
Kalin. of the milium affairs .ommit
tee. who ha b.eii trving t. get an in
vest gntion order, d. The Knhn htate
merit wiis that I ni". rnt on the com
mittee blocked c favorable report on the
liergiloll investigating resolution.
"On the .onlrarv," Mr. l'oii said,
"the I)enio. rats threw n obstruction in
the wav " lb' added that while mmiip
.piestnm nun have been raised in the
.onitnitlee n to mnniier of procedure,
tin re was at no time anti-rule obieetinn.
II" stated alo that lue opinion w.is re
pressed that it was 11 Ind preo dent to
investigate everv i rime ihat came up.
Mr. Kalin said he had Iw'ti informcil
that Pemoornts had blocked tlie reolti
tion nnd that such Information was the
basis of hi- statement.
"IIovv could the liemoernts b'o.-l it
where thi re is a mnjoiity of I to s on
tli" i omni ttee ugauist tlo in'.'" Mr. l'oii
asked.
"Sometim.s tliere is jn-t a hate ma
iorit.v of t'le commttie pre-.nt," Mr
Kiihii renli'il "The gent'eicm fr n
'iilifornin ir.ferimB t.. himelfi was
told that the bio. king was done bv the
Demo T.'lts
Ueprcsi niaiive t.nrreti, linne-see.
Peuiocriltic member "f tlie . ..llinilttee,
interrupted. "The r.erg.l .11 resolution
VVUs repot I'd out bv tic rules commit -lie
lat I'oi.gress nnd then has not been
anv tine sin. . when the ihaiiman of
the I'lltlim Mee i olllll not have l.llled it
i up "'
! "I regie ' Mr. Knhn continued.
"tl III ll'iv ll toill of the i o'llllllttee V I s
t rdav pr vented an investigation into
Mi. Itcrgdoll matter. Vlii'i t!,. n,veti
'gation ..' fie adjutant g mini s..
I i . g . i t. i . v. rt In 1" ss the n ,i, f.i.-t have
i ic v. i In . :i brought out 1 t' ink tie v
i ought i i he brought out sn that the
inn, i :ht know whit'ir i 1 1- -Ii I
I'lmiii ri sa. ki i can .' I .uv iv wlul
po.t ii. v 1 -la. k. r i- h 'd in duriiii
r.ilt.cvitig Mr Kalm lb pi1 seiitative
libititot l'Miiociat. Tx.is. -ought t.
ii iiIm i - ii on "er-oiui! privilege,"
bur s,p. .i!ei- lii'1. tt ru'.il lie ilnl not
now siitfii s. nt i au-c and .'.nod his i.
iii -t
Mr r.'.itit.ui teiil from a Tons paper
m iiitervi.w wi'h Mr. Knhn in with a
I'll i.it'ir iharunl that ISIautou had
Ii in ki'il .litem lust CuigiisM on the
15. igiio, i . -,i'iiion bv an obicclion.
It .nit mi Is Tinned Down
I'. op n V.ihg i bur vvhv ,e waninl
P ll
uik
mil or v ih ge
Mi
.! ot
I'.
r. a I 'nun th' mi' 1 k a 1
I", t win ii the House ev id'
.,..''n ii-' 1. vaiil, nnd inemb. is h
lltlv
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,. I.i i,i r Mointeli iiii.'. I'liikm.. I..
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Mr l'..,iiii"ii. tin.ing 'ii M ich ''.
, lied
This it,!, rv . . 'inigi - i , wnl,
... k i.g t'.'s r s'd'lt.oii Ulid being in
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SOLDIERS TO RUN TRAINS
Mexico Takes Steps to Meet Threat
ened Rail StnVe
Mexico ( it. 1.1. n
A i .o.i. r. .v i o v i.
v nl,. ' ,, . I . . t '
lm .tl ih.. il I' I '. ..
bv ti . War (ilh a
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f . nu i 'v rai load
. d upon to eiiro'l
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f a ...ii1 o a
Ih. i lnpl"', . . on
t III III I -I'' '.'
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'll.e Will' Jllllie ..,i, ,
In. i niglii d " 'in mit i' a-
ii II1 w ll i the -llllllt I. .11 bv
striker- w it It st, 'in . vv lm
.t'lteineiu
n a Iv to
rep'ni ing
would oe
11. 1 r,., ' ol operative- nnd
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1' wiia du lured, will
DELAY DIS LAUD
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PfllLADELPHlA, WEfrtfiESDAY,
TODA Y'S PRIZE WINNER HAS MADE
LIMP1N- LIM'RICKIN'A SCIENCE
Carries Notebook and Die-'
tionury About With Him
nnd Captures Every Idea
That Comes i
Award Is Made by Voiture
of ex-Service Men to W.
S. Stevenson, of Clifton
I Heights, Pa.
H ill Dream About Jack
.Tin It's dingle lto seems to be
nist what the kiddies wanted. Our
morning mail brought us this let
ter. ' I am eraav over the limericks aipl
1 will be waiting for the children's
limericks to nppnii. 1 think all of
the children will be pleased, in fact,
overjojed about it. l'leuse thank thai
little liny who wrote that letter to
von .mil I nni going to try to
Irenm about .lack
nirri'Y m-AiK."
lias YorU little girl or boy
-tart.-d in this fascinatliiR game
vet? You'll find JACK'S .TIXC1LK
IM1X the third page from the back
opposite the funny pictures. Ctivo
It to the kiddies tonight.
A 1'IMi: OF TK.X DOLLAKS
DAY.
Today's award in the llmpln' lltn'rlelt
'""''"I " "l!,de b a jurj compose!
I of former sen ice men who arc members
j of Voiture Locale No. I. of I-i Soclelo
tics tl) Iloiiimes ct H Clicvaux. during
their liilllatlnn rercnionlcs held In Elks'
.Hall. Juniper and Arch streets. A
photograph of (he tellers appears, on (ho
i bach nace.
Tho award to ho aiiiiounred tomor
row was made by oflirials of Temple
l'ners!l and stmlrnts who arc taking
federal board of vorallonal (raining
i ... ... . ... ,,,.... ,t. ,
"' l ' ' "" "suiimon ,11 iiroan ami
i iiri 117, sn i-eis,
0flp . Min) r ,,nor old bald heiul
j, ,,, ,.r(,, Ip ((lPr niRh, nf(or ,,,
mna .Mights and thrills which greeted
I . .
,is when we went before a ur.v com
posed of the members of Voiture Locale
No. 1, La Societe des -ifl Hommes et 8
jChcvaux, wlio bad volunteered to select
the winner of the ?100 limptn' lim'rieK
I prixe that is announced to.lav.
I Sounds of battle not even a kilometer
distant ! Cries of the wounded while
1 snbii'i ted to various Instruments of tor-
Itiire! Kriglitened fa. es of fugitives
I from some hidden danger!
I Tluse and niiitiv oilier r.giilfi'- thrill
ers mixed with delights of the Oro nt in
I the wav of luxurious cut. rl.iiiiment. all
ons e lietore lis It (pick succession I
llec "i-e. j nu see, the nci asion was thci
i ni' . hi hi of new luc'i. I. ers to the so ictv (
in l"iK" Auditorium at Juniper mid
An h streets, followed 'b a general en- .
tert i inmcnf. Is it an.y wonder our poor
old huid reeled?
P.nt nevertheless, in the midst of it
all. the memhers of the socitty forviok
all the thrills and cntertniniin nt for
half an hour while they devoted theni-
s..;ve- to sol.., ting the winner of Limer
ii(k N" .'I And after ill I lie votes mi'i
teen i i-t t!." metn'MTs "f the "degree
t. i'ii" wl liad been pnlting the new
meiii' - through tin ii- intliat on (ere-
I iniuiies which our profane eves were
i imt permitted t view counted the
votes that had been cast n.v tne mem
bers of the societv .
When the votes were finally counted
we found that the winning line hud been
vv ritten by
W. S S(eenson,
:i'J Walnut street.
( llflon Helglits, l'a.
.Manager of Wells' Hat Store, at 1101
Market strecl. riill.idelphia. I'a.
The 1'in'rick as i ompleteil by Mr.
Stevenson was:
Llmerirh No. ,"il
Smt ii nhl ni n lfii"initoH will.
''in ioiik; tn 'i 'mi" i'i''i i 1UU;
I'vr .1 irmi'lri.ul ilntl
7of u ill win linn. I 'iifni
I'm a 'ilcci' thoiigh a little 'bear' still."
Mr Stevenscn'- lim'r.ck was No. 4
,,n' tl.'e bailor Tie other lines were:
s;,, i Then with hills due I'll Just
sav "Do. Hill." V. I. Liming. lOUl
St'epln n (iirard liuilding. riiilailelplua,
I'" .. ...
No " -lyove "looms ns xve bohh-in
the drill." -T ll l'leston, 41S South
l'lftoth -tree!
N-
Hill's dead
She wtis drcsscI
t.isicr, White-
up to
nuit'sh.
V.
'tive-tl
hill. VV II
.", And make "Frank-Ford
new' thrill." John M. llltick.
,f K.ijsbv A. Maitison Co.,
Al.,,
I o
r Pa.
il Add to dirss and gel ail
from Hill. Mrs. i:. (1. Webb,
v lie. I'll
11 ' tlress
'1. .
I Ni.
7- I'll "shirr" "gather" "liem
iu will, cmli Tl III. lx !'-ik':'!' ',''
I an 1 Tit'. Ilu 'ding. Philadelphia. In
,, s. it's ,i bargain liulf-nff
sun- it will: -Jlnrrv i: Mathews, 11 Hi
S,,-til l'olv-tirt -tieet
No !i -I!ut she came "tiacu-iess
i nlense.l wllli Ikt Will. Mrs. ! rank
' . ... . . . i !, i...
. t.nvr -il Jiari'iver streei, nni"'
, St.ivelv
to'vn.
l'.i
ii o prn'Miscil Ihat (hey
the iiuailrllle. Miss I'.lsie I
N"
inre
tMoi-rs sum sjimtl, liflv-tittll street.
The 'liin'ii-k bv Mr Steventon re
,v. veil hf'v four of the eigut.v-tvvo
votes cast I. No 'J. bv Mr. i'res-
i ton nnd liae N" s. h Mr. Mathews,
.,..), ,, e, w I i veil votes, while line
X :j I v Mr Lister, was given ix
ioti. mid lme .. P. bv Mrs. Stove,
.ind line "" 1" ' Miss Morrls; cuch
l weie given llilee voles. IilliC' No. I,
Iu Mi j..iiiiii'.' nnd line No. .rt b.v Mr
I'.'ii' k each nil iv ei one vote.
It vii- lu .I'ion it-lf to go uroimd
nnd iiiierviiw the winner "f todav's
iHin'ii'-k lire Stevenson litis llni'rhk
ing down t" such a si u nee that lie was
iii.t bound to hit that $1(10 sooner or
' His plan enl's for 11 notebook, a little
'pisk't di tioimrv mid pmier clips and
the .iineiit 'iiiipin' liiu'rii'k. The
lun'riik i I'l-.'i. d onto one of the pages
of Ihe nolel.i il. nnd the little book Is
, fiicd ato'ind i" Mr- Stevenson's vet
, ' ket
tho Ight
r.ver time lie lias 11 11111 rick
1 1
whins out the lioou utid
1 into captivity before it
nut. the
nb
Jl I nwtiv
I i,i .de lili'
In Illl hi
veil. on bus
The dii tloiinr.v is useii on
. to 1 mil h up on svnoi'v ins.
sinister plotting Mi. Ste
Ind as bis partnei W
hit.' liiiin who is unpin
liti' 1.. a
in
tlo- bat -tore. too.
Will run. "'it am
gets the first
he explained,
'se in the phi' e
tdl'loll "f the p'ipei'.'
if th, 1, was iinvnoiiv
.. ... L 1,0, 1,11 I III"
lilll'ricks I belli ve
,,,,'J loive to hut Up shop, lie ami I
bu i lm u at i' ever s
Pl'le lines for
Todav s SliiO is goi" -
lllce the lll'sl
lOiliiitit'oii
to have 11
Ills-
.11,11 111 Hie II
Most of It
1- 1
XS ll"
K'
Is
ion
il
1 to Willi -" .ensoii .lr ,
.! idviug f- k in 11 for. ign
in India at 'l.e Wcleinn I'nl
Mr sifvei)"f n ha- Ion; plauned
One Hundred Dollars Daily
For tha Heat Last Line Supplied by Any Header of the Evening rubtic
Ledger to the Incomplete Limerick Which AppcarmVeloio
ItULUS OF Tllli LIMERICK CONTEST
1. Contest In open to any one All that i
required or ou to .to la to wrltn nn.l
fni In your lust linos to tlie Limerick,
turn for convenience the coupon printed
below. Pleum write plainly, ana be
euro to 6dd your name, and addrean,
2. All anawera to the Limerick which I
printed below must be received at the
office of the KvrvtNO I'unttu Lnootn fc
ii oVIork Friday evenlnc. A.tdrej
i-ojinnicc iiox number Riven on coupon
T1IU W1NNEK OF TODAY'S CONTEST WILL UK ANNOUNCED ONE
VVKHU l-'KOM TODAY
Cut Cut and Mail
Evekino 1'i'nuc Lunorit.
TO THE MMERICK CONTEST
'. 0. Uox l.r,2i, 1'hilnMphxn.
LIMERICK NO. 57
A fellow named Oliver Green
Invented a flying machine;
He said, "Pretty soon
I will fly to the moon
(Writ your answer
Name
Street and A'o.
City ami State.
tills use for the money, he said, if lie
xvns ever fortunate enough to win it.
To(lay'n winner is American "00
yeari back and he was born on the
Fourth of July 1 The Stevenson liotne
is in Clifton Heighm. l'a. liesldes the
t-on ut We.slejan, there arc four other
children. Clara is a public school
teacher in Aldan borough, Mabel is a
trained nurse. Joanna is married nnd
now Mrs. j. :5. .iegler, and Catherine,
the joungost, is Mud.vlng nl the Uni
x'ersity of Pennsylvania.
"Mrs. Stevenson ami I both believe
in higher education for our young
folks," our prize lim'ricker ouplnlneu.
"I suppose we will both believe in
limericks after this, but I must admit
I haxe to stand a lot of kidding about
this last -line business from m.v wife!"
Hut. oh. bu ! If Mr Stevenson had
been present at the iuifiation nnd en
tertainment given liv the former service
men who voted for his line he would
have forgotten completely nil uliout his
notebook and pocket dictionary. He
cause it wns iMiito some entertainment.
IV. Le Itnrre Icamy xvim the chair
man of tlie entertainment committee,
or "bagatelle," and oil can take it
from us lie was some chairman. Hut
the most popular member present, for
some reason, seemed to he Dr. Amos 1.
PulSell whose oll'nml title is "garde
tie sacrc 'iu," whatever that is. He
ulvvajs seemed to have a group of
Dr. Dougherty, After Elevation,
to Urge Beatification of His
Predecessor Here
ALREADY IS VENERABLE
When ArdibWiop liougherty leaves
Snturdaj for Itome to reieiw the enr
dinal's hat from Pope Ileiieiliet, he will
take with him complete information of
the life and works of the venerable John
Veponiuci ne Neumann, looking toward
his nossihlt beatification.
It is well Known among the clerg.v
of the urchdiocese tlmt Archbishop
Dougherty has been interested since he
came to Philadelphia iu tlie cause of
the lieiitificulioii of his predecessor.
When he iiecnme archbishop he sped up
the work of assembling dntn fnr fur
theraine of tlie long process of beati
fication. Wns Font tli Itisbnp of Philadelphia
liislmji Neumann was the fourtCi
bishop of Philiidi'lphin. from March L's.
is.."'.', until his death, January ,", ISfiO.
Art lib shop Dougherty is a popular
siibieit of iiinvei-satioii at the 11tlcn11.
Todn.v . sus an Associated Press dis
patch frun Itonic, u correspondent
lieai d (1 ple'llte say :
"The .oul of Arc! bishop Patrick
H.viiu must rejoice 'it Dr. Dougherty's
ilevuti. 11 10 the purple as an honor
confeir'd on the diotcse Iljiin so loved
"Ai'hbishop Uvtin used to su . with
tlie Irish w t for wh'ch he wns distin
guished. 'I u'readv am a cardinal. As
I nni red I shall die red.' The iirch-l
bishop ''I the time was alluding to In- I
led hair " I
A eonin 'itee of twentv-five Ciilholii'l
la.vmen i collet ting funds for a tesii-
inoniii! to Arilibisjiop Doiighert . It is,
understood the testimonial will be a
purse I
Plan Itlg Keception '
About Iiiiki lauiien will iiccnmpnnv 1
the iiirdiiiiil ee. t and his purt.v from j
his resiili in e to the trnin Saturdav
morning Thev w 11 lie members of Ihe
Knights of Coiiiiubus. the Philopatnaiis. j
Holv Name Soco't, St. Vincent de
Paul. Am lent Order of Hibernians and
nihrr I'liiholu- organ .iitions. I
One hundred prominent la.vmen will
I'lnit tin .ii.hbshop to lioboken. This
. I11I nf e will lie tol-IIH'il loll gill III llli
('linn h of Si John the Ilvangi'list
Judge John Moiiiighaii mid Juine.s ,f.
van 1 .a pa I knight, .will head tin
oniinitiie The Kcv. Francis X
Wa.tl pastor of the church, will pre-
'de at tonight's inieting.
The clerg.v of the Phi adelphhi nich
tllme.e vest'erilav sent to Pope Dene
tint 11 cab'e message of lipprei in -
tion for tin- honor that has come to thej
urobilin' e.e The message was in l.utln.
the language "f ihe ihurcli. and vvu
addressed to Card mil (luspiirri, papal
surei.ir of stole A tiaiislalinn f,d ;
low s :
"The juieits of Philniklphia lug
xour eminence to commiinicnle to the
holv fatlier the grateful appreciation
pri-s.eil in the upiieiiib'd message :
"The e'ergv, both secular and ngu
lar, of tli .iieiidioce. of I'll aiblplua,
at an especially convened meeting, re
ceiving with great joj the atiliouni eineiit
of the elevation in "the lour future of
our In loved nrchblshop tn tlie sil'Toil '
(vollege of cardinuW. grutefullv till e
til's iicciisioii of slgllifvill2 to the sov 1
ereign p. nt iff their heartfelt nppri 111 -'ion
nnd gratitude 011 belni'f of ll"iu
lives and the people committed to the 1
ure. beeiinst of tin honor conferred "ti
the ino.t reverend lirchliKhon, the anh
dl'ic Hid the eitv of I'll lililelphiii ' 1
The car thut wi'l take tie uirdiii'il
ele. t to lioboken will be III lllrlii', In a
tram that leaves llroad Street Stnt "
ili'uit s o'clock Saturdav morning I(. .
(Millions liiive been lilllde 011 It foi all,
lin'liilii is of the i le'e-v here I
It wns liniiouiii ei today that one.
otic r pr est will uccoinpanv the paii
J the inrditilll elect lie Is the llev
lolin J (irceiisill, rector of St Rd
iiK-nd s Cb'inli, at Twenty third and
M'fTll'i treets
CARDINAL TO PRESS "HUNGRY" IN ROB
NEUMANN HONOR; HOST IN HIS HOI
i (
Anewera Ictt nt ll.e office of the I'v-
MM PunLto Leisikh will Hi" M Ba
mlnslble.
3. The winner of the O.VB HUNDRED
lOM.AIt prlzu for tho beet Iml line to
ench l.imerlck will bo anncunced ono
week ntlcr the Mmerlck l printed.
4. In caao nf ilea. $100 will bo nwnrded to
tach succeaeful contestant.
B. Tho decision of the Judrea In each
l.imerlck contest will b nnal.
on this line.)
members around him. He sure is some
"gnrde."
The members of tlie "degree stnff"
of Ln Hociete ties 40 Homes ct ,S
Clicvniix. who. iirrajed in their xvelrd
onsttiine.s reminiscent of the Ku Kiux
Klim, hud pill' the new members of the
orgaiil7iitio!i through the enr-spllttlng
"rdeal that ipiniil'ied them for member
ship, also acted ns the tellers for the
jtir.v and counted tlie x-o)es to deter
mine the vviniie- announced today. The
tellers and their official position's in the
society were :
Herbert II. Wiswell. nifiO Knox
street, (lermiintown ; chef de gnrc.
Charles I. lCngard, COO!) Limekiln
pike: chef ,1c train.
Kilu-anl .1. ltanhlii. 4f).." North Thir
tecnth sttvtt; condiicteur.
Dr. Amos K. Duliell, (501 R Ctermnn
town avenue; garde de sacre vln.
Iteiij.iinlii V. (iessleman, ."100 Knox
street, (ierniantown : garde do la liorte.
Vrnnh Ciordon Derr, ")."i4 Last Wash
ington Inne ; cliemlnot.
Wcm'oK T. Connor, 111S Chestnut
street : lainpiste
(ieorge K. KMi. ."21." Knox street,
Cermaiitovvn , degree stnff. I
Kolieit K. Deal. 4M.1 North Thir
teenth street : degree stuff.
(corgi x . miner. n,ui iiunicon ave
nue, (iermuntowti , degree staff.
Charles !'. Wahl, .r."il.'l North Mar
shall stieet degree staff.
Take Benefactor's Automatic
and Lone Dollar After
Eating His Food
i
POLICE CATCH SUSPECTS
William P. Meekes. 22."li North
Cnmae street, was reliirnhig to his
home last night when he was accosted
at Geriiiuntown avenue and Diamond
street lij two men, one wearing an army
uniform
One was "hungrv and out of work."
the other had suffered the agonies of
shot and shell in Trance, the.v sunl. I Judge Has Charge of Contempt
Having but a dollar in his pocket. nj.. ai,.
Mceke. invited the men tn his home. , Under Advisement
where he sprend out a light rcpnM mil Pittsburg. Kan., I'eb, 111 (l!v A
passed the cigats. IM - District Judge A. J. Currnu todn.v
lleing in militnrv company, the talklaM expetteil to decide the guilt or in
drilled around to firearms and Meekes. I nocence of Alexander llovvut tunl five
who is a former service mini, brought ! other Kansas mine workers' officers.
our a .i-ciilllier automatic to show
the service man One of the guests
smiti lied it from his hand nnd pointed
It 111 the heliefjclor.
Tlie men took .Meekes' dollar and
backnl out of the front door, slill kiep
ing him niici-rd with his own weapon,
Meekes repotted the robbery to police
of Hie Park inul I.ehigh avenue station
Lieutenant l.euitiistre recngni.ei the
two men from tlie description 11ml sent
three district deter tives. Waters. Ilellei
mid Dnerr in search for them.
Thev visited various lodging house,
in the out nil district, and liniillv. hi
Flghili and Kuco streets, came upon
two men answering the description ami
a thud 1111111
After being orrested the sijsiicits
sanl thev were, Joseph Ilein, tvventv six
enis old, New York; Churjcs I'sler.
nitietiiii, field artillery, Cump iMx, N
J., and .Insi'l'h Hughes, thli't.v time
Slia. kumnxon street.
A' cording to tlie police tlie miloinutii
wii. found 111 Ilein's possession, while
In mid I.sler both
robbed Meekes.
t a In iinng todav
(ili nil the nu 11 were
lo' a further hearing
admitted having
before Mnglstiate
held without bit!
February -H
THE BALLINGER. COMPANY
Sticcranor to
BALLINGER & PERROT
ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTORS
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
3"LO South Hronil Street "bT.8 liro.ulwivy
What is the engineer's, duty?
He studies the practical features of a build
ing or a process and develops highest utility
values. Routing, improved machinery, power,
lighting.labor-saving arrangements areamong
his responsibilities.
What is the architect's duty?
Primarily, to design an appropriate build
ing to house the process. He adds to the
effectiveness of the engineer's work when
there is full co-operation.
We arc architects and engineers
There is no division of responsibility in our
relations with clients. Teamwork rules in
supervising construction under joint plans.
1TEBBUABY
16, 192t
SWEARS HATFIELD
HAD FELTS' WALLET
Witness in Mingo Trial Unable
to, Tell Whoro Accused
Obtainod It
POLICE REPLACE TROOPS
Ily the Associated I'itss
Wllllamsoti. W. Vn., Teh. 10. Hid
Hulflchl, chief of the Mntewnn police
nnd one of the nineteen defendants on
trial here for alleged participation in
tlie Malewnn buttle last May, hnd in
his possession, shortly after the fight,
the wallet of Albert 0. Kelts, tlie slain
lender of the llalilwiti-Felts detectives
at Mutewan, according to Allen John
urn, the first witness called today. John
son is n rollrnud man. On cress-exuml-tuition
lie said he did not know how
Hatfield obtained (ho pockelbook.
Mrs. Ixener Hatfield, tlie calmest wit
ness yet to fare the Jury, testified (hat
she saw armed men running through
the street after the fight, which she
did not see. She was not ipilte clear
as. to who the men were, but she re
membered that she saw Sid Hatfield and
I'M Chambers amntij; them, Cro-s-cx-iiminiitlon
failed to shakl the witness,
but she admitted she could not remember
whether Haltield mid Chambers car
ried rllles or pistols.
Mmglc Washington, u Negress cm-
plojed In the home of Art Williams, one
of the defendants, testified that Wil
liams returned home after tlie shooting
carr.vlng two pistols. Captain Avis, for
the stale, uskitl where lie got (he extra
pistol, us the witness liad previously
said lie hnd left the house with onl.v
one.
"He said lie got the pistol off one of
those 'big dogs,' " she replied, and
added that Williams said "lie was most
sure he got one of those nnd that
Sid Hut field got several of them."
She said she saw one man firing from
the porch of Mrs. Mury. Duty's house.
This mini wus apparently shooting at
another man down the street "with a
long gun." After he liad fired the man
in the street fell.
The witness said she liad been called
before the grand jury and hop emplo.ver.
Art Williams, told ber she need not go
to Williamson. She also declarer! she
liad ben told if she didn't wish to get
into the nffiiir she hud better move
uvviiy. This she did. eight or ten days
after the light, going to IlrNtol, Tenn.
Captain Avis wanteo to introduce an
nnnnj minis letter received by the Ne
Kress mid identified by her, but lie was,1""' '' '.' " ' ' f . ",ui
l.ltterl.v opfiosed by the defense, "d .0W ' n'1 Nevv S cxico
the letter was not admitted. .. V . ' i"I -'ico,
The lust of the federal troons who
l.ave been on duty In the coal strike re
gion here s.nco November liS entrained
this morning for Camp Sherman. Ohio.
The.v consisted of the hendipiaiters
conipnny, which has been Motioned In
Wlll'ainson, and since the opening of
the muriier trinls, thre weeks ago, have
been on duty at the couithoiise tunl
' ounty jail.
Colonel .Inckson Arnold, command'ng
the West Virginia state police, ordered
a deliichment of troopers to William
son early today. Colonel Arnold will
'uive his hc.id(iiiirterH here.
Kxtniordimir) effoits were made by
Judge H. D. Hutley, of the Circuit
Court, and counsel for both sides in tin
Mntewnn trials to have the troops kept
here until the jury rendered its ver
dict. Charleston. W. Va., Teh. ll'., (Ily
A. P I (iiiM'inor Cornvvell today sent
a telegram to Senator Howard Suther
land, of West Virginia, in Washington,
In which lie said he "resented the at
tempts to misrepresent his position"
regarding the dispos lion of fedeiul
troops thut liuve been doing guard duty
in Mingo and which vveie ordered away
"h. the secretary of war" in the fine
of the governor's urgent reipirst thut
they be kept theie.
nCPICiniil nivl UrmnT TnnAV'thul the next
"s"!""" -"" iviini iwurni
accused of cnntempl of court in cnllln
a strike nt miners.
In addition. Judge Ciirran will hear
tlie (uses of three union olliocre from
Crowehurg, vvliose local union assessed
a tine against two fire bosses who, when
discharged, took their case to tlie Kun-
' -as Cou it of Industrial Ilelutinns. In
tan injunction issued last September,
Judge Ciirran prohibited tlie fining of
union members for going before the
, indin-tiial court,
I Ilovvat utttnked the Kansas Couit of
.Industrial Itdutions mid CJovernor
' Allen ut a niiiss-meeting of his fol
Jlowirs iu a park here just night.
Funeral of W. M. Morrison
The funeral of William M. Morrison,
the oldest druggist iu Itoxbotoiigh. took
idine toil, iv from his home, fill.'! Itnlge
avenue. Iiiteinieiit was made in Lever
ingtnii Cenietir.v. Mr. Morrison was
eight live veai-s old. He diet) Sunday
iifler biiiig sjik a week. He was born
in Maiiaviink nnd for man .veins owned
1 drug .lure mi Kldgc avenue ami was
'11 ploiid'i- member of the lletuil Ding
I gists' Association.
TO FIGHT FORMAL PROBE
Glass Sayo People Won't Stand for
Killing of Bill
ifnrrUliurir. Pa.. Tcb. 10, Repre
sentative Glass, sponsor for tho resolu
tion to Investigate prolltcering iu an
thracite, today vigorously tackled Sen
ator Crow, leader of the Henatc, and
Senator McConncll, chairman of tho
"pickling committee," and made a
fight to get ills resolution out of the
brine.
Glass said he was assured that there
was hope of the resolution, whleli has
been adopted by the House, being re
ported on tlie tloor of (lie Senate fol
lowing tho Washington birthday recess.
"Tills resolution must not he killed,"
said Glass, "tho people will not stand
for it. 1 nni receiving scores of let
ters from citizens nnd organizations in
Philadelphia and elsewhere throughout
the state demanding quick action. I
will not allow tho resolution to ho
pickled permanently if I can help it."
CABINETPARLEYS
Presidont-Elect Still Seeking
Qualified Men for Throo
Portfolios
PARTY LEADERS CONSULTED
Ity the Associated Press
St. Augustine. l'la.. Feb. 10. 1'resl
.!,o,t.ni,.,.t Ilnrillni' continued ills con
ferences with the rnnking lenders of
his party today unci it was indicated
that completion of the cabinet waited
only on definite selections for tlie port
folios of niiv , commerce and labor.
ll.v all of those iu close touch with
the situution It wns conceded, how
ever, that these selections might not
only lend to considerable delay, hut
might also involve some shifting ot
tlie assignments already more or less
definitely tixed. It was considered un
likelj that any announcements would bo
Hindi.' until u duy or two before inau
guration. As tlie list stood today, with navy,
commerce nnd labor vucnnt, it was
understood to contemplate tlie appoint
ment of Charles lCvuns Hughes, of New
York, for pecrctury of state: John W.
Weeks, of Massachusetts, sccretury of
war; Andrew M. Mellou, of Peutisvl
xunln, secretary nf the treasury; Will
11. Ilavs, of Indiana, postmaster gen
eral: liurrj M. Daiigherty, of Ohio, at
torney general; nenry aiiuce, oi
ictilture, ami a.
becretury of
the interior.
For tlie nnvv portfolio. I' rank O.
Louden, of Illinois, is understood to be
Mr. Harding's choice, but it is uncer
tain whether he will accept and there
litis been talk of trunsfcrring Mr. Weeks
to that position if the Illinois governor
definitely declines. Several names in
cluding 'those of John Hays Hammond,
of New York, ulid Herbert Hoover, of
California, have been mentioned for the
commerce portfolio, while James J.
Davis, of Pennsylvania, ami a number
of others are being urged for secretin-'
of labor.
This morning Mr. Harding again
talked over tlie problem with Mr. Hays
and later lu the d iv lie cxprrlcd to be
gin u series nf conferences on the sub
let t with Mr. Duiighert. Mr. Hughes,
Mr. Mellon and several others high in
p'irtv councils are expected here before
the end of the week. Another of Mr.
Harding's conferences today was with
Ai tlmt- Woods, former police commis
sioner of New York city nnd a former
otlicliil of the Council of Nalloiinl De
fense. A. II'. Smith, president of tlie
Vn. York Central Itllilwnv. IllsO is ill
St, Augustine mid will see Mr. Harding I
within the next few days. j
Thomas W. I.amont, of .1. P. Mor-1
gan & Co., who was one of President '
Wilson's advisers nt the Peace Con
ference, assured Mr. Harding toduyi
nilmliilstrutlon would lie
f,,
f anv international agreements,
so far as loans to the Allies wore con-,
eerned. .
The denial of any Americnn pledge to
annul the nine iniiion uonars Allien
governments owe I'ncle Sam was called
forth specifically by statements emanat
ing from the foreign relations committee
of tlie Senate. On Saturday lust It wns
asserted in Washington, on tlie authori
ty of an iiiummcd member of the Anieri.
can Pence Mission, thut President Wil
son hud promised in Pin Is to supixirt
the llritish proposal for cancellation of
Interallied loans.
Mr. Liimoiit blew that nllegatlon out
of the water yesterday. F.vidctitly the
Pi ctddent -elect sought word upon it
from tlie first coadjutor of President
Wilson In Pin-is Mr. Harding has hnd
the opportunity to interrogate Mr.
Lnniont's reply was straight tn the
point, lie suid tlie stnr.v wus "pure
bunk." Tlie New York bunker so de
scribed it iu conference with newspaper
correspondents iniincdlntel after leav
ing the Pnsident -elect's presence and
before Issuing 11 formul statement of his
isiuvei'sntion with Mr. llu'-illi:g.
Mr. Luinont made clear In Mr. Hard
ing that Mr Wilson nnd his associates
in Paris, far from pledging themselves
in favor of cancellation, "vigorously
mid tinall.v" opposed such n suggestion.
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GOOD SUNDAY GAWIE
Snbbath Sports, if Cloan, Are
All Right, Says tho Rev.
Robort Norwood
FOR EVOLUTION THEOLOGY
Hundny sports of the "good, rloan
variety" were uphe'd by the llev. Hob
ert Norwood, of St. Paul's Memorial
Lplscopnl Church. Overhrook, epcaklnz
at tho Lenten tinnn service In Rt
Stephen's Church, Tenth street ahnvo
Chestnut, today.
"The motion picture that tnnv savor
of the Immoral; the stupidity oxhthtted
In some musical comedy cnmpnnlo,
or tlie vulgar novel which muv l,Dve ''
vogue arc all far more harmful limn
clean sports even If tlioe sPnrts he
on Sunday," asserted the speaker '
Taking an his subject "The Klin,
ilom of the Hody," Mr. Norwood ,k
up an address which was climaxed ii
his expressed favor of Sundiiv snort,
and die excorintion of the vulgar notr-1
or (he stupid musical show.
lie in title the point that, while t)0.
Ibly some few moving pictures "mnnv
lint lm of it,., Iwiut " il. ... .-'.'""
r ii 1 1 .' 1 si'iiv lenueniv
',,.fLUlP,.m.ovi"F I',,rt"ri ' ediirutlntiiil nni
liberalizing In its effect.
"Enrth Is tlie brother of mnn. nnd
man cun only reach earth through the
kinship of tlie body. Some dav we will
have n theology based on evolution
rather than revelation, und when Hint
time comes mnn will be more sane in hii
enjoyments and in the care of his bndi
oflen too inucli abused." was another
point mnde by the speaker.
It was In taking care of the body
the kingdom of tho body thut Mr 'nr.
wood emphasised his attitude ns finer
ing Sunday sports of the clean nnd
dclrnble Mirlety.
Father Hubert Brown, the reotnr
spoke ot the noomlny Lenteu services In
St. Joseph's Catholic Church , Third
street and Witlings alley, on the text,
"Your Work Shall Follow You." '.
implored his auditors to forsake tliotr
cvll wa.VR.
"Thero will be a day of judgment,"
hn declared, "when our sins and good
deeds will he weighed on the senle o(
justice. Whether we nre Inst or saved
in the next world depends on the turn
of the impnrtlal scales."
ERIE POLITICIAN'S
SLAYER FREED BY JURY
Verdict of Not Guilty In Case of
Man Who Killed Magistrate
Krle, Pit.. Feb. 1(1. "Not guilty."
was the verdict returned ut fl:.'!0 o'clock
tills morning In the ease of Hersehcll
Urassfield for the murder of Alderman
Fred F. Mornn. l'rie police magistrate
and lending politician, who wils shot inn
disorderly house enriy 011 the morning
of Janunry 1(1. The case was given to
the jury at 0:ii." last night.
Few witnesses were called bv Mr.
Loose, defendant's counsel, his main ob
just heing to show that the fi'-ing of the
pistol by Urassfield was accidental and
that his e'ieut Ind no idea of shotlng the
police magistrate.
While this cose was being concluded
in Judge Hossiter's court, Suniiiel I,
(lilsnu, special prosecutor, was railing
witnesses before tlie grand Jur.v in the
investigation of the vice conditions
that have existed in Krie since the KitN
administration took office. Seven wit
nesscs faced the grand iurv yestenlaj
nnd again at 0 o'clock this morning Mr.
(iilson took up the probe.
IRISH PRISONER ESCAPES
Sinn Felner Was to Be Court-Mar-tlaleci
Today
London. Feb. 1(1 --(II) A I' TV
Dailv Mail ,veserdm reported unotliir
lull-breaking episode In Londonde'rv
Francis Cnrtv filed the bars of his rel'
in the prison hospital and escaped liv
means of 11 rope Udder PreviouH
he liad been wounded Curly was bi
have been court-martialed todnv
Tliis is tlie second time the prisoner
lias made his escape, having prevloul
broken jail at Sllgo, where he vvss
awaiting trial.
Washington. Feb. 10.- (Ily A P '
The House .foreign nffuirs comniltt'1'
refused today a reipiest of llepresentn
five llurke. Pennsylvania, for 11 publfi'
hearing on his resolution nropnsing rec
ognition of an Irish republic. Member
of the committee said there wns in
probability that the measure would I"
reported to the House at this session
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