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V0I VII, NO. 147
IJntorul an Second-dura .Matter at the l'oatofr.ce. nt Philadelphia, Pa.
Under tlic Act ot March 3. 187a
I'uuwahtd Pal l.x - s, . ' J. "1 . ".-." 'r teaf by Ma"
CopiKit inai in rubllr hodfter Company
PRICE TWO CENTS
PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1921
!' f i
ARREN
ES THE
flew Executive Pledges Nation Will Be Safeguarded Against Foreign Entanglements
sf?
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HARDING
tlUGlEf
B 3 IIS,
) FINED S1QQQ
i-i-l.- lurlrrn Fy.
Magistrate r.uua a Ms.& ..
coriates Him for becona
Fatal Auto Crash
DRUNKEN AUTOIST IS
CALLED REAL MENACE
i
Immediate Appeal Taken and
Bail Asked Status on
Bench Doubtful
kJ ' f? 1
The Third Time Was Chech-time
J. Howard Goodwin has an office in the
Real Estate Trust Building, where ho pub
lishes a textile magazine and boosts the
Marine Exposition, etc. Publishing a tex
tile, inngazine is enough to drive a man to
llmerickitis, because every day or two
.hero's something new to report about how
little clothing Paris thinks necessary. So
Mr. Goodwin, who lives in Logan, sought
refuge in lim'rickin', and here he comes
up smilin' the third lime he tries. His
limerick was:
v LIMERICK NO. 65
Said a poet with wild, woolly hair,
And a dreamy and far-away' air,
"Though butchers may die
Much richer than I
Wtt'll to;. ...,, . ,..r i;
...,. T mm ic- yuuu livers , .,.., " f.flliu.,
lip there. 80 Ileal Estate Trust Hldg.
Youngsters, You'll Find Jade's Jingle Box in Again Todag
Third Page From the Last
HARDING'S SPEECH
SHOWS DESIRE FDR
i New President's Smile
ST
An-
PRE-WAR
STATUS
?
s
PAIR
SARMY
L1VIMH-DMHUI I i WILOUH blVD
JAILED FDR 5 YEARS! BILL TOCKET VETO'
Judge Monaghan Sentences. Appropriations for Next Year
Bernard Callaghan for Holding $3,806,029,647 Estimates
Up and Robbing Woman I Cut $1,453,485,926
INJURY-IN-WAR PLEA FAILS
NAVAL MEASURE IS LOST
Washington, Mnreh I. Tin' Sixty
sixth Congress oxpiied nt I- :.'! o'clock
I'nlrnlninti Hernard Cnllnghnn lodnv
ns scntouorrl lo five jrurs in the county
prison hj Judge Monnghnn in Quarter todav bv oonstitiillnnnl limitation P.rtcf
So-sii ns Court, lie pleaded guilt) last sessions vnro held in both, houses, but
Tni'idiiv to holding up mid roliblnjt Sim, I no now business wns tnkon up mid the
iiiiii Novvnsnd. of 1010 Ciillovvhill members innrk"d time unlil tlii hour
-I t ret. Kebruarv 110. nt Sixteenth street ! for udjouninient wine die nrnve.l
mid llie Parkwav. Anion? the lint of President Wilson's
A plen that nilliiRhnii. who wa nt- ,lffioin, ars , , f ..pi.Ut.,
tiii'hi tl to (lie Ivwnticlh nnd Tint ton - .,...,, . , ...
wood stints station nnd whoso fuller "'" ' '' "r,"v "IU"opnun.in inn
iKo is n mouther of the police force,
wii- wmtpij injined in I rnneo while
donitf polii'iMlulj in tin nrin . n tnUen
I in. di r coiiMiilernl Ion hj the court. Tins
iiijurj. t'lillii'linn Mild, Imd cnu-'Cil him
Mlllslrnte IImoii r Wrigle, . ' I" J-- me..,orJ nt tilnei.
a . . . I . T .'
KMCMM IMII- " .erc mree ,cnrs in ; , ,.,- ,:.,. ,.r ,.., ... ....... .... , ... ,..,
JWUlhlltM'l'. MCKiMCY
I tlii' time uf I he iittnci on the womilll
:Connl ! -..i mi I tn pin n line of'-hould lime Inileil mill hIioiiIiI prove to
J1PO0 on .nm.ctmn .if invnluntao I "nve lieen clni- r.n nil points iiiini"-
... , , . i ! "liulch hefoie nnd nftir it -ecepl in
initulatishtrr in.l ,I n ,ii mi ililliii.lol.ile, r,.Mr
nliilp ltii.ni in.l i wile." -.aid .IiiiIrp MoiinKlin'n
Thr maji Irn i Ho li.nl nl 'tmn Tliomns I". Cookiiii. cnuii'.el for ('ill-
hr.ilii.ini.nl. :.,. i. ...I t...-M..,l ui.ii,. inslinti. nul il tin- court wouicl nilow
hrn .IikIjp J)a i- proiioiiiieoil -ciileuee.
Cnlliinhnii to l'i. free iiinh r n susiiendoi
sent r he ,,iil,l he ahle to cot lilm
He Inokiil a. ilnu' lown-.l John I'. S(lll n nunlli from tlie nriny and edit
ConnPlh in .ni.ii uei . mi. I then luriied alion llin.ush the vocnlioilal trallliiiK
bi.i.ni.iN.. 'T ''v 'sij;- ZIT pap,'rs
liow.'d in. record of an injury.
Vnim-v . n.iposH m Ciiniinnll n ,;w roiifehslon Calliislinti minutely
Court l.ore ",-le mis friuiid Kiiill ,d."Ci'ilied the hold-up. Jii.lse .MoniiKhnn
iliftminl ..hi.,,,. I, I',.,,...,... K,.il.i i.v ineiilioned llil'. nnd lidded Hint he will
.
nnr t n 1 1 f I Imn i ii el, eiil lier
M.ij 1,.'ae I'eneli
In nrld 1 1 . in I. I ne unit thn e vear.-,
In .ri on H, i mni-hntc l.n. liii
H eu" 'i- in mi .I.il.. drivei and
""i. hn M i, i linn, ii jnli a- nin'i-ir-t.i
Tli m ini ...,, Ki,ni,.n,.. ! out
"f Hi" killn,- ,,i . u- 11. Ilra.h.
7J.' Sunn i ,, ,,,i uii-. struek hj
Sr':lf lie i,e;hl of I rcu.her lis.
l V ;lei.. . ". i .i 1 1 . T -ee. Mil II v
i i ml the inn-:, -iiiile
" i 'I lnii I. ihe oiiin'
i he nl.le lo do "oniotlnns K.r ( allncuiin
if he fiuiU lliere is liulli in the ".tnle
ineiit Hint he sufrer1. loss of uionior.N
I Ihi'oiish no injiir while serving in the
, in niv
'two breweries seized
Favors Cautious Entrance Into
International Co-operation
LET US WORK IN HARMONY,
IS PRESIDENT'S ATTITUDE
l.v CLINTON V. (.II.IUCItT
Stnn" Correvponilri.t Kri.in: rul.llr LnUfr
fopirloit, 1911. lu I'nbllr l.rilatr e-
Wnslilucton, .Mil' Ii 1 -President
Ilnrdinu'.s Inatictirnl nddiess is Hie plat
form of his ndiiiinistration. Accord
iiiRly. It is ns general us n party plat
form It does nol commit him to aiiy
IliinR uoie definite tlinn did his ram
paignXddiess nnd his Mirious publli' nt
I era noes since his election.
It favois u cautious entrance into
international co-operation. It
presses optimistically the doiie lo Ret
lmcK to t ti n t life, piililic nnd private,
which preceded t ly. Rient vnr, before
debts bcRnn to press upon us end world
lelntions troubled us and iniiiien.se prob
lems intruded upon our conseiousness.
It expresses perfectly nhnl 7. ."(10,0(10
more people voted for I linn voe, for
the other IIiiiir. Hie iii lo resume
"mil' norinal onward n
There is little doubt 1 tin t Ihe address
will be applauded lij a uiaioiitj of
7.500.000. For it disappoints no hope
of those who inst Republican ballots in
.November.
Ilni'dliiifs Mom nf l.endcrslilp
if il strikes the (ounirv us some
IhinR different from whnl in recent
yen is it hns been hem ins from its
l'n sidents, the country voted for some
Ihiujt different. This is mil the sU'cch
of one-ninn Roveriimenl. 'I lie President
once drew n picture of his idea of
leadership. lie said
"You .ill know what n town meeting
is like. Well, if I wanted lo Ret a plan
accepted from n town meetiqi; I
wouldn't liout il from the housetop,,.
I would po to ihe four or hie men in
Ihe cominiinily'wlio had Ihe most in
lluence. I .would talk il out with them.
I would j iehl whatever of m.i views
was neeessnrj to reach an agreement
with them.
"When we weie niTrcd the pioject
would ro tlin.ush the lown niettiiiR.
It is llie snuie thiiiR if inn are dealing
with u nation or with the nations of the
world "
This speech Is no (.limiting from the
houselops Like n paily platform, il
e pi esses Ihe roiiciiiI purposes of the
ndininistrntion. The details nin to be
Hilled in us u result of the talks with
the i. or eight men who can uirr.i
the lown meeting, whether lh.it town
meeting is of the world or only of
A morion.
Itlggesl Tasks rc lnternatinu.il
most important town meemig i-
"t-
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1 Text of Inaugural
1 of President Harding
Washington, Mnrrh i.l'rrvxlriii flmdntj'n n'mirinnl tnhivtat vn
an fbUivi i :
This, with the failure of Hie unvnl ap
propriation mensure to pes, will throw
Uioi. Hie nevt Congress t,r neeissitv ot
providing for llie tnninleiinnee of' the
military departments of the government
uet yenr.
The I'residenl signer the suiulrj civil
find hospital impropriation bills', the
icso'iitlon vo'ins S7."00 (o Mis. Champ
(!lnrl, nnd some minor hills. I wns
mid ho would pocket the immigration
restriction bill.
Totnl nppropriatietis in Hie prefont
session of Congress for the fiscal war
liyjli were S:,..Rnn.ll2!I.O7. Chnirmnn
Warren, of the Somite appropriation
cntnmittee nnnniineed in the Senate to
day. This represents n roiliiction of
SI .'(.-.".. ISo. 012C from the esliinnles sub
mitted and a cut from appropriations
for iirji. of ssns.urii.oio. he Miid.
Itilllnn-Dollar Cut in ICvpensrs
rni'ure of the naval bill made ihe
reiiiir tion u, mi csiininles anil lasi e,ir i
appropriations nm
'nlroll .said I
liuii.uirii nnil il passeil, lie nili ei . Iiielw ,., ,,r., .,,,,. ... i,:v WI,..i, ,,, ,l,
j Jiftunl ;"' ""''''I hnvo been s,glu lj ,. ,),, ,,.i,p,s InnM s.,,:1i--. though
Oil',, I ,',,,',iil.ni,,,r,m, i .l..,w ,n, . ... .... ,n ,. ... 1... . ,,,, ,,V,,r
II ru-. I--.' Ins
WAKKICN C. KAUDINTt
The twenty -11111111 I'residenUnf the
I niled States goes into ofllrrt in
cheeifiil niiioil, though with a deep
setup nf Ihe responsibilities lie is
assuming
iiieh larger. SemUoil , (,,. the mienial ion.il one The new
Including its Mil., . i.i,,,,,, kr,.es foreign wlulioiis It
(In motion of Senator I.oiIrc. I
publican 'ender, 'llie Senate i outii nn i
I mid over iiEit'ni to his finorile theme of
'hormulcv " .Mr. Ilmiling's picture ,.f
mini' -a
.Ii nn
Ionian
In t.i
n.iir it ,i
Cllin ..
Cinrci i
The .i,:,
ari!
BOlor' ii-
(Iff Hi i,
' l' li' e. .Ill'lge I l.l l ,
''' i '.i I lllllld ng to
l ' HI ll, Il Wl igle had
'I Ii eh , . ',h icllllei
i 'I li.it he si I, Mihin
HtRt BY hbUbKAL AlibNIb, '"' nn'"!l,,lt,,.", '" Vl",lll ": "I1V- .'"hhe iuteinuliouul older which he woul-1
(lie the Ainericin reproseiiialnc on Hi. , ,,, ,, , nllf,, ,, ,M;U. ,,n
.,,.,,, nr-wlnn inrl Phllarielnhla I ,n'"r""1. "',l ,1l"ll,n"",i'''.lV".n" "lll,''r. " was made during the iiiiiipaign He
American i3rewing ana Hhllaacipnta ; ,,,,,, Senalor Lodge si, ii was ,e , ,.x ni,Iln,.(i this once:
Brewing Plants Closed ' I siinl.le to retain Mr. Minis in i luii I ..j ,i ,e unwise i commit nn
1'e.leinl ngenls lime sei.r,) ,wo I'liiln- I cnpnciti. The Senate also lonlin.ie.l .,.f , (,h fr,t shall probnbix lme
deli.hiu l.reweiles for ulle-eil violntinn ' ,1"' nominnlioiis of William It i' , , ., ,,,,,,.1, f ,ln ,,, j rtn. ,
of the laws ,','laiiii- to the sale of lieer '""'V- n',,,'t1.f"""1, ""r'"""'1 "f "'" ""hill." il incepted "
f mnic than one-lia f of I per cent (')i-'lon W "inlbur. . ii-Mhim seci-nm yr Unrding siill has io gel M plan
alcol.oli inlent. "f ,'"' nav 'in, opted, so he tells u.s nothing inoie
The plains weie iho-e of Hie Amen- t yy.M. C,,ils Simii lo M'liale tlinn:
.in liiewiii',' Co.. nt I bin v-lirst nnd' ,, . . ... , . ...... "We lire lend., t.. ii-iii'intc hiimups
Mi... ti.ets. nnd the Mijimlelphin i 'V,,l.r" '""" """"'"J','1 '",',"" I " '!' H'" nalioasof Hie w.n Id. g,, l nnd
llrewing Co. Sixth nnd Clearfield' ''V1" l.,"l" '"P"' '" "' "'", '" '-mall, for .onf .,. c. foi loiinsel. lo
sl I'tM'l 'Mil Hlli'lH i uii-'i'MMIi II' r II nil II i H"
Seiu.es we,,- mmle In l.-n ;0llU Uiiille ug'iils in i:ii'.'lin.d und the Hill
.7 ..I. I!... iihi..i.ii' ot ni. i ..nn. lit... I I .
nin mi ii.il utiornt in" iMi.lm- l ip.1.. ii-" '"' ' """ '" "-! iiinii-. u-'u i
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lull inn
M. '.,
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I'e'.lj II Us .1'nJge
'iliand, tied Hie driving of lionot lleputj Ilovenue Collectors John
... I" I ii, w bv , vpei i I Sine, nnd Tliomns T.nnev . The phints
'oi, .mi ,,, so -afeh. ,wci'e nlineil under guaid. mid uie now
iiii.peialive.
I I'.r.oK. III.. I reco.'fls of .he linns .toe
- .., ui, u lor h,. i a- rein.. vol. nnd oxpoil in cnuutuut lire
"i" '" " "Hi t was , on .now ..inducting an cvainiiiation nf Hi.
Himj in. d allowed his mi u.,,,r,. in determine if ixcsilile the
""' "'"II loimiie Hull j animiut of boor sold, nnd on which the
'', -i I'clore senleii, e ' Koei nan nt expects to make a d"inniul
il' hi iRisli'iit. . f, alleged iiiip'iid levenne
Hi 'Mil III III .ll."l tl I'll), !. 'CI... ll ,.l,.l, 1 !,,. ,lw. I.r,,.. n. ...j
, ' ' "" Misliicl Alt, n ne. I Inn ,' disposed of beer containing mote
.' ' ". d the .as,', was, ,,.,M the one nnd one hnlf per cent. um
I I'HH 1 'I' I I' I ,f.. m
i lieu lo,' son,,, siiuill
Ainei." an clil.eii' lor ilnmiige. arising
nil of the iuli rfi leui e with the -hip
j ping before the I'nit.o Stales enleie.l
the war with l.ei mniiv . lln- letter
llllle.l back lo 101:., ,111.1 no mli'inpl
r-i'i l III.' eiiesseil views ol win h opill
i..n; to i ecoininenil a wnv in nppr..i
iniiie di-ariiianicui anil iclievc t he
ill
I ..Mil... c.l I .. I'.ire Iw. ..Poll,, simr,.
WITNESS CHASES TWO MEN
WHO TRY BRIBE AND THREAT
iluii. in i nni'tiin'iM'n, tiian aro due t he
t .( nt' ii inn n f
it..:., i i ' "
: - l.,.,,,n;M1e'";,,,frfr,,,;; x,',"! mercury down to normal
ni i M 1. 1. ,i i. .. i. .it i
'"'I i . i i ... I..-',, r
urge.
the But
by
"'' m Hint the big inli of his
'' '' litem n. g of ihe
iiiitiliv nppouicil,
"ll'klllg in will.
'" I 'I'd inking I1,,. pin, ,, he
' 'I 'liintij ihe ii ml.
" ' "v ll'ld Ml llonloo linn,
WiirI...
Drop Was Emphasized
March Wind's Arrival
'l'h,. e Mni.'i winds wl.iih we hear
s mm h iiliout had lliiir in.iugiiratu.n
to.l.iv
A fonilei'ii mi'e nn hour wind swept
I'hilndclpl.M ii oilic imliiis mid
I'liide feminine ninignlion. isper'ia,v
mound liiond and Chostnui stieets.
rwl.i
1' . ,
Mai ,
I magistral .
I In i
hkm.i i
Sir I, ,
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Mi I
"'( I . ,. ,.... ,!... .,... ,. ill (lllllCI'll
Pnt . .,,,, llstMii'; ,,,,. - ' .
-"' iikIii''' I. ..I.... ., I The .. th. in loicn-t lor tonight nnd
lr'nh I i i ,,. , f ii...... 7.....I ininiirriiiv follows' I'liir loniL'ht nml
''"I crn.i.'i ,1 ,i... .1.., ., ! s:, , ,..l,i , i,..li....,,l ,.l,l ,-,!, ., I,,,, .
I. ,',, ",,,w,.. , .....
est temi'cintiiif uhmil .'111 degrees,
Wi.iiiier Satiiid'iv: inoilerale northerly
I winds becoming light and variable.
SI' .i n
M nin
In ni,.
i.i' ii
de'uv , npp.iieiillv .
ml' mpi.il to niguc tm
irn ... ii.oi i,n ,i new n mi.
"'nin i
Approached as He Walts to Testify
Against Alleged Pickpockets
T I' linliewelinl. S12 Noble sire, t.
landing toilnv outside Ccntial Slaiioii
in Cif Hall waiting to te-tif.v against
two alleged plckiinekels, was lir-t of
fered a bribe and then tliieatene.
iiiii-lnng burdens ,,f militnrv ami unvnl
I , -lablislrnenls
I "We elecl to p,n I icipale in suggest
ing plans lot- mc.ii.iti.m. ouciljiitiou
nnd in bili-'itiou. mid would gladh join
in lliiil evpnss.'il inn., ii ni o of prog
i'-s win. h s. el, lo .lnifi and write
ihe laws of mi. i naii'in.'.l lelntionship.
mi. I .si.thlisli u woil.l ..mil for the .lis
1,1-lt.nll III Mllll III -1." I.I 1)1.' llOM,,ns s
ii iiimis .'re iigiei d I., s'lhinil Hi. Meto."
Musi Keep l.ibeil.v of Ai 1 inn
I'.ill in sin h mi iisseition. we iiiii-i
i rt.iin this inuniiVs nui ami iniilitinii.il
lib.-. 1 1 "f ;i' lion
'1'ieri . ommitmetii inusl be made in
I ihe i m'm isc ,. our iiali'Hial -m, wiguty
,i hoi id -upcr' government
with i. loniiarv in . ver.v Hung we . Iierish,
Mr. Harding Bids Gond-by
lo President If 'ilson
Washington. March I i Hv A
I', i President Wilson did nol mnk"
known until after he arrived at the'
Capitol that he would ii"l attend
the inauguration of I'r sldenl Hard
ing nnd Vice I'rosideiit Cnolidge.
After lie cached hi- n.oni nl the
Capitol, he requested Ihni the Presi
dent -elect and 'v l'l-osidi'iit -elecr
bo invited lo see liim. He (old then
that because of llie stops loading
into the chamber he did not think
could ettend the ceremonies there.
Mr. Harding clcnded his hand
and Fnld:
."(iOod-by. .Mr. President. I know
y-n nro glad to ho relieved of jour
burden and woiries I wnnl lo (ell
nut how much I have npiuicinled
llie courtesies, j0u have oUendod lo
me."
Mj i oiinl i j iii.'Ii. when one suivojs
the wot Id nlioul him atler th" great
storm, noting the minks or1 destruction
nnd vet lojiilcing in the iiiggedncss of
the things vvlilch withstood it. if he
is nn American lie breathes the cluri
h"d atmosphere with a strange ming
ling of regret nml new hope. We have
si en world passion spend its fur, but
we conteinnlnte our rcnublic unshaken
l nnd hold our civilization seemo. Lib-
orty--libertv within llie Invv -mid
i ivilizution nie itisepurnblo. nml
llioijgh both wore llirciiteiied w lllid
them now serine, nnil lliere comes to
Ainci'ii'dtis Hie profound assurance
that run representative gov. riuiietit is
llie highest impression ami surest
guarimtv of both
Standing in this piesence. mindfiil
of the soleinniti of this Decision, feel
ing the einolir.iis winch no nn miiv
know until he semes ihe Rtenl weight
of lesponsibihiv fc)r himself. I iniisf
utter mv ledief in the divine inspira
tion of th,. foiindiiig.-fnlhers. Surelj
there must huve been (iod's intent in
tile limning of this new world repub
lic Ours is mi organic Inw which
nnd hut one niubiguitv. nnd ve vm
Hint effaced , ,,,.isni of saerilice
rod blood with union maintained,
llie tuition supreme ami its mucoid
inspiring We Imve seen the world
rivet us hop, fu gmo. ,,n Hie greul
truths on which the founders wiouglil.
We have seen civil human nnd ie,i
gious bhorti v, riliod nnd cloritied.
In t(ie beginniiig. the Old World
scoffed at our expermn nt. loilnj our
founrlnlltins of political nnil socu'il l.e
lief stnnd inislinken. u piecioiis in
lieritimee to ourselves tin inspiring
oMimplo of freedom nnd civ ilir.nl ion
to nil mankind Let us cm. res ,,
nrstveij and stiengtheiieil devotion, in
grajeful reverence for the ininiottnl
beginniiig. mid utter run vouliilr n. .
in the supremo fultillmenl
I'rogtess l'rnr.H isihuii
The record. .1 pi ogress of run le-J.iilili.-A
ninterinll nnd spirilual'j . in
itself provi's the wisdom of tle n'lhf r
itod ir.ic of . on. iivolv ment in old
world nflairs Confident nf mi uhU
Hy to wot It nut cup own desthi and
i .jo.iioinij Rii.iMiing i.r ifnt lo in -a.
we t.vrt n part In ili-erling the lies
I linles of I ho r-PI wrb'. e r'o imt
I nii'su lo lie ciitnngliil. U,' will :
ofpl no iosirnsl'ii!itv oM'i pi as . ur
own ceiisi'lein" and Jndgntriil in ene'i
Inslarce n'aj I'e'o. ni'iie.
' Our imp never ii , I, 'in, I i , n ,,
I veh , ping mem " run I'nrvii "i .I'll
to Ihe , all of I'ivili. at mi. V, 'r.og
I nir.e Hie new onlei in th, v n dil with
' the e'oser ,"inl.i"ts vlnc'i i ere h,,
I wrought. We Vnse the call of Hie
1 liintnn heart fu fellowshin fiaio,.
i nili ll ml i n-opcri'tuoi We crave
fr.eiulshiii and hnrl.or m. hate ',.n
America, our Ameriia. Hie Atncrii.i
Imlldi'd on Ihe roiiiiilaCuu laid h the
inspired fa.'hers. can he u p.irly la no
lei maiiPiit i-iilil.n- alliance. It ..in
inter into no politn-ul ooinioitiiu nts.
no" ussiinio ii it economic obligations
or subject oil" decisions I,, nnv other
'Minn nm ow n mitliiii in
I am sure our own ncoplc wi'l not I
misiiiirlertnnd nor will the world
niiscoiistiue. Wi' huve no thought
to impede the pnths to -'oer lel'i-linn-liip
U'e wish lo piolnotr mi
deisii Hiding Wo wnnl to rlo our
pint in mnli'jrg offensive win fa re ...
hati'ful that governments -1 r i 1 people
who fesort to ll lll'lsl piove the
i igliteo.isnes of their cniise or stand
as outlaws before the bar of civil
Izntion
sM.i,'illoii for Cnillisrl
We ale I'oadv III Us-OCIIlle "Ml
selves with th? nations of the win hi.
gieiit nnd small, for lonference. for '
ioiiiisi'I, In sp,., the expressed v'nws
of world opinion. n reminmend n
wn to npprnximale disnrninment j
nnd relieve the iTushintr burdeiiH "f I
inilitniv mid nnv. nl establishments.
We e, i to pnrtir ipatc in suggest
ing plnns for medial ion. oiuioillutinn
nnd arbitration, nnd would rIii'Mv
lo'n in thai cvpres.ed musr lenee nf
piogre-s which se, ), tr, ilmifj ami
wide the luws of internal ioiinl icln
tiotisbip. nnd csinbli-l. a wot Id -oiii i
for the disposition "f sm h tiisticitible
question- ns nations .ire ngn cd to
siibi.iit liiiieti. In i'.,'"lng 'i-pir-ntioiis.
in seeking pniitial plans, in
tiniisluting liiimauil' 's new eoticepl
of I'ig'it.'oiisii. ss, j , i -1 : . . nnd its lint
i",l of war Inl.i re oioni. niled nctimi
we are leadi un.-i henrtilv to unite,
hut cverv . nun niiii.'iil must In' inaile
111 the evroi r n1- ,,ur l.lll.l.llill -MV
eieignl i
silive freeiloin i.niolleil. and in-
ilrpi'tiit. in e ii'.sni. id ami initionalitj
eN.illed. a vvotli supergoveinnienl is
i mitral" lo ovrrjlliing we ' cherish
.mil can Imve no s.-mctinn In. our ro
pul'li". This , not seltislniess ll
.- sun, t.n i is mil nloofness h .
,.- einr,!' Ii n ii'.l siispii'ion of .
r.l.er I' I- patrol. i nillieii'i.ee to '
I'.e thing- which mad" us what we
ur
'I "dm. I.e'loi than over befo.o. vve
I now ll" iispiiulioi.s of liutniiiikiud
n I sha.e tbr'in 'r hive com" , il
ii" ir ii i t '.itlion of our place in the
v,o hi "ml ! new nppraiwil f out
n t l'l. i-v He wol-lil Till uttc'flsl
' e i,,' tlti.1- I o.leil Stall's is ,l
tl' llg I'MiU'li. nllf devollou to ln'Ilcn
to" in... 've. itn lor Hi' world i
. .. ' , -1 ; i ' I 1 1 I nm r one, 'i n for pre
.i'". . n-ilixiil ion lin- hud its in.
pa- iono'l mid heroic expression
To wn- no xmcricuti fnilure to
'f -I thr' attennitnl reversion of
I ...iliniir,! .. 1 c l.tchlren, r, I. ...... live
NE1 0. S, Cif
!S 101 II i
Tlffll CHEERS
SAY HE PREACHED BY DAY !
ANDJOBBED AT NIGHT!
i
Camden Police Seek Man Who Left
Behind Bible and Burglar Tools
What lh" polo p believe is u "Jekjlli
and Hide' ca-e was uncovered in Cam
den cntlv tlii- morning. I
In ii ile-erie.1 iipnrtment in a loom
ing house Inst occupied, according to
(lie police. In a Negro clorgjinnn. wci p
found loaded dice nml tools for making
them, burglars' kils and n (iinntitv of
groceries thought to have boon stolen
la-t month.
A nnine on the llvleaf of n small
Iiilile is believed to be that ol the iiinii
sought The house is nt 11." Spiuoo
street. Camden Motectiv.es Murraj.
fiiltlirie nnd Sliute sentchod the room.
I'pon Hits num. who tho.v I'laim
possesses u dunl character and has led
n double life. Ihev put the blame for the
hold-ill. of a Cunip Mix soldier la-i
Mouilaj night, for the holding-tip of a
woman a vv -ok ng.. and other net- of
Imndilrv
"He eviilenllv pleached in Hi,, ,j,iv
t me nnd iohb.,1 at night," said the
detectives
MAYOR ANSWERS MITTEN
Moore Denies P. R. T. Head's State-
y
HARDING TO SUBMIT CABINET TO SENATF TN PEP. 01
Tv'ASHxIviGVOTT. March 4. Jubt hefoie Mr. Hiu'uir, went to
the cast portico, it was learned that he planned an innovation in
submitting the names of his cabinet officers to the senate bv
returning to the senate chamber immediately aftei deliveviff ht--speecli
and presenting the names of his cabinet to the senat"
personally.
ALLIED GENERALS ON THE RHINE ENTERTAINED
COBLENZ, March 3. All the allied genet als, ol the nimy of
occupation wcit entertained today by Faul Timid, pveuidtnt of
tlie international Rhmeland commission. The a"psto included Lieu
tenant Geuernl Sir T. L. N. Morland, commandei -in-chief of the
Biitis.h army on the Rhine; Geneial Rouquncy, of the Bel(,.nn
forces., and Geueials Moulaicq, de Porydiaguin. Caif-n, Dlllniau.
D'Anselme, Gauchei. Ilucher and Putoib. all of the Tiench Rhine
armies.. It xv.is. officially stated the generals atttnding weie
simply the guests of M. Timid.
lentil, lie nut sited the two men who mid ti ri have no sanction In- our te
made the offois, hut llie) escaped. pub ,. "
The two alleged pickpockets vveie a i i i going torwaid low'iid interc.l-
rested lit Light'il nnd (ireen -tieets this ,,ln, pirnliot. in Ihe spirit of
morning i t T . - (iabevv eliut. had i '- Washington's I'nicvvoll iidilros.. the
iiled llieni ns Hie men lie believed I ok i n,.v m inteni nui- in coinpatiied hv
ifl' from hi- poi kel nil un Klglilli st , ,,,, un , ,,,,, ,mllM, voted for
rar Satiiidav '', ihuai'- n t,, he worked out in
A few minutes in lore t'lev vine in
Moore Denies r-. n. i . Mead's State- nin HI I A I JT' I fl
ment "L" Agreement Is Reached , A I I A I j V I S W
Mnjoi looie into, Thotu.i. P lfJ UUnL! I LU ll .
Mition. i.re-id.ni of the Philadelphia W' ,V SW,,UI ' LV "
COMMISSION TOLD
vT'l
mi I'm,- I wii ( iiIiiiiin line
Rut-Lin Drin-r ll orsv
'Hunt 'Drunk' With Gun
. ''' "-'i d ..I the law In dineis
,"",' f'' '""' I'csev.lelv pun
'""' mil .In.l,. Mavis, in sen
lt ' .'.He Wi'igh.
, "" " dr i i m I,, th.nl, ,,,.
' ' Ml .'Ill upon the high-
' v " ; ''' d'- u'f Is n greater
' " ' mu nn iiiiiiMcnled nitin
tslli
HICSJ f
'l.'il
'I. MI'I tl I 11,.
I' MM! I II,, , -
'lUlll-sl 1 1 1 1 1 -
Oil I ','l ig
I'll' ,lbl
the
and
DIES AS MOTHER PRAYS
Death Finds
liiigneil hemic .viagi-iraie iieiisnnw a
til ( ii npproa. lied I liil.ewcliiit, shovel
'J."i ill his bund nnd jiiil' "You ve
got voiir iiinnev bail., now gel out of
hole
lialiewolint' Ii ii 1 1 it-f 1 niter llie mm.
who dodged through the . mi idol's and
esiapi'd. I.aier, afler llnbewelint. ha I
again taken up bis stand outside Cci
tral Com i. ii mil mail approached
1 1 i 111
"If jnu I 'Mlfj we'll ktio.k jou ..If."
Woman's Two-Week ihe man said
.,, m . .u.i n r j i , ' ( al ing l"l' help, nn new i lint Sinn
Vigil at Child's Bedside i , ,1Mnli ,, B,lllriN JlllniH, , ,
1,'iuai Iviible ilonionstratinu of , , imse. bill Hie man escaped,
i.n.lh'i Invi wis levelled lodav with (Juhow olint' testified against the nl
Hi. dei'lh In. in burns of six j.ar-oid ,.ge, iiickpo. Lets and thev w ic held
l'liin't Kilt?., ol I .Till South Poiirtn in S'JOOO hail em h for n fiiltliei' h. m in;
licet.
I'm iwo t !s hi- mullicr. i. Ti Ii.
IxiiJ. knelt or -at In his ie.sie In Ml
Sinn Ho'pilal ti.vitig to i is,. Ins paiu
, i ml offiiiii't Ii.m own sKin for n grail
1 in" ii,',al bin
1 Mining the cn.'uc lime, il.iv ami night.
Mis, Km iievi s,. ,t ex. cpt f.n n do o
i ow in.l then, ni en
Co A .-I.
'lb" iitt'i . imp died this mmiiiiig n
tin n other pi mil nt his bedside, mil
Hun Mi - lxi.1. collapsed.
I Wli.n ynu think of wrllllu,
think of vVlilTINO. Ail.
l'ebi nun 1"
PRISON FOR JOHN M'SWINEY
i mi tun. ' ion with lh. six i von who
. in .ivini, ihe g .at lown meeting of all
mankind.
- ,i wot Id fci.e we uinv oi we inav
imt he h, imp. ted on oil. pi.luj win, li is
in on,.' dome.! ic ami lonign. ami ihni
I. tin i n Uf. In tins held, as in ...
iiuiin .iihcis, tins .on, iti v wants t,, eit
Us , nin and Iihw it It wint- t,. k. op
tile whole llnllll'sll. III. Ilk. I to itself.
Il'd .'I llie s.nne time have the t'oleign
mm I.i I
i is not Mr ll.ii. ling win. want,
n is It is a pie n,,i j . 1 1 1 aware of
I ei.lliiio',1 ,n. t'.ii;.' I Icliti'i'i,, ( nin nm i:i.-,t
SLAYER GETS 20-YEAR TERM
for
Itiipid Tiatistt ( ,, lodav that lie win! I
await furtlie. ndvioos from him ,on
corning the pi ..posed l'ranklor.l ele
vnteil opeia'iiig agreement
The litler was the resu't of a re
cut siateiiieiii hv Mi Mitten, who
-aid negotiations b.'iwocn Ihe .itv nml
llie . iitupnnj weie alniost complcieil.
nnd the oil) liii'l ngieorl to what, in
effect . would be a guatantee of a ,". pel
cent annual i el urn on Hie inmpanj
stock.
Tin. view ot the negotiations wit
. .ml I mil. ted In Ihe M.ivrtt Saihsc-
iiien(h Mr litt"ii intimated lip would
make publl .I'm .u'respondon. e eon
. . mng Hie ninttei
Tne Mnvo r loih.i instiin toil ' rau.it I num. inn I'lmn'
III
oooiu.uNU
Harding Calls for Association
of Nations to Bring "Ap
proximate" Disarmament
WILSON TOO FEEBLE TO
STAY FOR CEREMONY
Inauguration Marked by Simple
Services Coojidgc Becomes
' Vice President
i
j DEMAND FOR NORMALCY
Incoming Excutiv Pleaches
Doctrine of Frionchlvp on
Assuming His Duties
xVnsiiifoi! . Mnir-h I W'!i- on O.
Illlldillg look the o,t ,.f Hi, n,
I Ivvetitv -ninth Presideiit of the I'nilerl
' Stnt"s ,n js. ,, , toilnv
Pro., in;. , Mv tn ,, hj.),...., ;.,V
is,d m ihe ii.miRiii-'itiop of (n'orge
j V's!iinci,,i the ,e, Pie. id, nf t.,,,1,- ),r.
"I'lli ndmi'n.e,'", I,. Chief .Imtlee
While lie had i l,o.r, the ,.;..' , (.s(.
rmi th. .,t, chniiier .,f Mimh. ..iv-
ing :
i
' ' lint doth Ihr l.nid requiie of I in-e
I '",l ' do in '. and io Ir.ve n.n.cv nnd
. In vvn"l hllliil.lv v, ill. Ihv I inrl "
Pre. idem Wilson, v i'-l. i,.. t,, H,e
Inst -minute cut rentie. ,,f his faii, ami
Ins plivsjHnns, t,,, ,,,., iM ,1P i(t.
1 augural ru'runoines nthee H.mi t. no.
oniiuinv the inc.ni 117 President irnni
llie While II., use l (be Cunitol. where
he igne.1 rp ,i.. ,,,! ,,H, f
with Mr- Wii.,,,, ( ,, ,, mP
win. li he piiiehiised i tj,, r,.sido,ii ial
-ei lion nf ihe eit v
SPCl.s to ;.S C-,,,,,1
llllll.erll.llelv llftl'l- the ,tl, , ,, t. , ,, in
"T ill. ..nl., Mr iir.iiiK (,,,,, .., ,, t,e
v.tsi ii-.... i which stretcher! u, ro.. ihe
Cai.il il plc11. and began th,. deHverv
of his ni.iiigniiil ;,, hires.
."sound amplifier iat-.o,l (,,, ,,,,r t
III, oill.Lirts nf th, I,,.. ,.. ...I.i. t
'lull wind I. .-l.lv w 11 1,. I ,v 1, ,s,t
NO -wept the In nn, I , , I, ap.
I'e.iiid sinin-e'v 111 . miliitsi of othor
"in- when 11 h.i bi.i, iPiiniiiiaterl hv
the I inform. nf We I point i.'l'iets
' ml Inpiiieii from n,,-i. .In nnd 1 0,,,,..
PI dging hi. t'n 1I1 ane v to Amcricnn
instil 11 i.m . l'n. idem II, 1,, I ng -oil"!-.
I 1 oil 11 ule.i t,. 1 let,, 1 , ,, ,, ,,,,;, ,
("I llldu-ti ml 1, ru,,. f, fi i'l,sip v I
l!"' 11 "rd I -poke Mg'llll II pi '.III' e
1,1 'i'" k fm an a ., latmn ,,1 ,,ni mi,s
to III nig ahnol pi ,e, IM, . ,,C,r,,v
mill' .In, in. lament p.ut . ,,,,,ln,i
hi- 1 em vv el ilcr lut.itiiiii. vv.it, :) fre .11
I"" "" ni g,i iit.ii.'.ling
a li in, 1 . '
' A 1 1 1 , 1 a
11" pol.ll al
,.in 1111
-'ihe . t .nn ,!, 1 1-1,111
mi ,m n mil in, 1 it v
No Untangling i, lines
I 111,1 -in,, nm 1 il,. i ,,,,, mj,.
11 d' 1 I n ill th, win Irl mi., ,.i.
" in il'd 1 no new -Pie.,,1, ,,.
'HI 11 I lllO'lglll to 1 '.. 1 1. ,, l, p.,i 1. 10
" 1 1 1 1.11 I' 11 lil! 1 vv .1, t , iirn-
' -lid ' .111 , lite. Mill)
1, unit 111, 1.1. imi 11 nM
obligation, w hn n w ill
in i.iiici il,, in
ti
I IRRFn FOR PFNNr'r'"'"":' "-
Consumers Complain Bitterly at Dr. Harrison Also Would Have
Hearing Given by Mayor's
Special Inri'nrers
University Refuse State
Control
Mot " tii'io 11 '1 v ic, n
lilied tod. iv bcfi 1 " u 1
1 1 1
'i
I in odor 1 wining 10 exainiiie tins 1 or
I .'. potldell' e mill ',. he prelim o. I to un el '
11. v I ill t li. 1 -I 11. ii.ents It. nil Ihe tiuusit
.ompanj head
STORK UNDAUNTED BY FIRE
Van AI30 Under Indictment
Death of Second Victim
I'll, 11 lo- W nil 1 . gii . slavoi
Brother of Fo.mer Cork Mayor Sen
tenced to Fifteen Years
-. nun I t ) 1 i.l.i .111 I -.mini. I Lnkcii. Mav
II I.i 1 v. .ir t uinv w is rout, n, t' 10
nil lo-. Hum ii'iicti.n vr.ns nml sv
i.n.nths ami not i...',e Hum tweniv v
,.,, ,1 ,,,, ,i 1,0 , .. . , .,, . ., , ,. 1.
rdili" lo Mot. ut, Cni'll, vlaii h I (I.v A P 1 John m the l.i-ln'i P. nil. ml 11. rv
' I'. .,..,.. 1 l,,rSl,i,i,i,, In, ill,,,, ..I ,...l..r.l I t ....
out'
(Scan 1 MncSwinej, In ot In
r th,
Un 11 ted of Hi ' miirili'i nf l.nken
former lord ma) or of Cork, was one of .lunge I'inlettei m (.iiimlci So
tln Ion men who weie -,, lti ..,,,.,,,) ,, Couil tin
lllioou jeni-s i.iipii-.mi'ii 111 ncie loiliiv,!- Ulllier 11, ill. nneili oi tl 111 1 lie
Walk.
fur waging wnr again-t ciuwu forcos. 1 brnin lie shot Hi, 1,1011
I I
cing in p..--csson of arms, munition ' alien ntbui 'n
and explosives.
North Tenth stie.'l
-tore nj 0711
Twins Born at Hospital as Garage j,', !,!,'
Next Door Burns
Six ,iiit.iiitobli's vv i" , ue.llovi.l hi
no in (lie gina nt 117 "'l lSiiMnli
vood sire. 1 at I .III I o'i tm k tin. ni'iin
ng Tvv ii. weie born during I In- ,
iloineni in th- ( Isieop.iiln llospiial
11 V d'.ol .1 III I ill' ellllle ne.glil.ol hood
I. '("Ills. O
W I.i u 1.1. ti
prodm ' il Ic t lie I 11 1, , 1 1 ;
tnetil 1 '..
Miss Ix.iil 1 v 11 ' I . i ir'. 7
. no ot Hn 1 in .... , 1
, ol.lt. 'II I ,"'10 1 .
said
' It 1 I'll, . m , I l
1 il.ii'. Hi uuiiiii 1 iiifcrti't
in.l liilitiit. I
to hciltb i.ii.l is not til
Had In Change I'lxiuics
Miss Mnv said tliat because of tK,
cluing.' from the caoillet.nw or i. r im
thermal unit stand ml she , eni ipelled
to pav S'JII for new g'.s tixfur s in her
home. She doubted, -he sin. I. th.it such
1 1 ,.r expense lo iitcon. wn. , .i, minted.
,... lo.uige.l 10 ..no one to,,,,,,; " 'l','" ""I ,jns ,,"'1V" " aC '""'
Anotliei tooiing cm. m ,. ,,.,,,!,. Itoinarking Hint ctirens h v o il.ln'i
no ,v III,') o .1 ... 11 inc.. .1.1111 I I I. nest
ugnitisl I4i s ingn - tiiinde,! ,1,11,111
M, ,j. New oflv. M.i ', I CI, Miles l'i,.tis
,, ,,. H.lf II,,, I p.nv.i. ,,f t,o I 01
1 ' isll i 1 P. 11. - Iv.in 11 tn.l.iv .nn a
' ''"I1"! nui 1 1 ' Hi,,' '11 -ii inn tm ,,f ihe
s,l, mi ,, , ,,t P, 11 -v 'v ,111 11 Chilis I . 1 e,
li". loot. nig. 11. ,1 Lid.' i'1 - i' 11, 111 ot I iin,i-iiv
I ,1 '. ,,. I'lnp...
h ;i. Till '.' -t ' I - vv 1 .' him , ,,, ,,,
i,"1 1 1 ,..' Hie I niv is,' V
1. ' ,. 1, ,' "I C' I ml .1' I' 1 .'.,. , ,,1,,. t,
I, t,,' an,. 1 , mi wa. tm a .sill lliiil
1 d.lligiv ""ll.iid.wii.ii di.ve A I, whi.ii
1 1111 i., is 111 Inn vviih a ti,,n.' alumm .,1,11
m 111. . a siaiemeut nf I'outinuoil m
.1' penden, . ..f siat tin ail
(In Meeting Trustees
A t Imd .iiggciion vv In. h 1
to meet
mining H
i-Xpi
w ho 1 loll must I,, ,,v,. ii,, , ,..,. .
, 1, 'ism.. ,1 tli,. , ,inis, ,, si, in, 1 j,. out.
In w . hi i.m . 1 ho n ol . v ilintn.n '
'I noli -peaking nt his del ermmntlnn to
. nl' r in. '. 11i.1i1gl.11g minimi. Ml
II 11 d li). do. m .1
I In. 1. not ..'itislni.'ss ,i is sun, 'i it v.
l Is ll"! III".. fill's. 11 , .I'lmilV t
. nn 1 sii.pi, inn nf ni hers , 11 is patrionr
f a. I.i' 1 c 11 e 1 . ll. thing, win. h 11 'i,e us
vv I. n't w " ni . .
I Iniiie.iiiii.'i v ,.1 tin . mi. lu.inn of ihe
,IIUU.illll addle., llie .mall ',l, 1 v ,u
1 m.i in. ( nn. I i.nk 111. t. ne 11 . Im, k tn the
I Will " lioi.se os, n rtei bv the ctj vn I ry
trn,,,. win' 11 Ii ill In. .light 11 lo thf
, Capitol
l'h" n ii.,iiimI ptogiani gni under war
il. 1 o . Hi. i ' si ne,! il,. pt-oinpilv at 10
u , In, k tin- iioiiiing. when the eon-gi.-Mimil
cum iilftee III ilimge of the
iifli.n niiv-,.,1 nt ihe ,. Willnril lintel
.it
nui ,1 , in ' inge vv eve dost nm d
Th. 11 unions of the ( Utcopuilii, ,
liilill at I lie south., 1st coiuei of Nn
leenin ami .-in nig iiunien -t'lels wen
..!.., I, M.I, III,' 1.11 I '
..,.
m. ami the luii'diiig nn, : ", 1 1 . , with
illlv I, pie., in, line, .ai In ularlv ,1. 1,
geogiapln, al -, me
'I'll" Pi 1111 iiliiinni nieinbers m ,,P
As.,.,,!,.,..! I' i,,.,l,,,.... .'!..,...
... 1. 1. 1. .j .... ..,1 . . : ..... . . ,., , ,,,,,. ii,,
u,s . in ........ we 1... 01s.11 -I I holding their s,m, mn.iial .onferenie
grntcful 10 Mnvor Moon, ami Hn. ,, , .,.,, ,, , 1., ..,.,.. ., ,,,,,.. ''
...1 , , . .
!,,,..,,., ,", ,',' I" Illllllll, ,1, s,,l,o Olj
with widespie.ul muuoviil m rl tin Pi , -It cut -, le. I nnil M r.
illllllll, Is tllllt V Ilea in ,e. 1 .,.. V. .. .... ........ .
1.., i,,,,., 1 , ,,,, , , . , , , ..inn. im 1. '.'. ii' . '. i- 1 r. Niiieui e net
ine 1. 1. a. 1 ,1! tin.! ,. ho n 'i I ,t. . ic,
a imn in 10 make the trustee,, i,,,,,,. 'and Mi- C,,ll,je 1,, tin- White lions.
beliiiv till
In
"I
Mi" S11.1I1 M.llugh. Mu.
I1..I'
M
.1. Sin I,
XIII
.Men nnd women von
Mr II
eludi
AMI
I V
,, 1, ."il,. uinele.l the imn, -n't. ,,,,, I '..-.. I "Ommissioii's lilllll ietl.ul and tll.'u, Hon
. . ' . .' '"' i"' .... ,.
pan. I llicm lor rupi.l lemoviil if the liie " ,, .,' ,
II I 1 'sou
le 1 on III 1 .0111 III pel si. 11
I ho go 1 on. tin 11 ton
Th.
.iitunic 1 mivv
nl.le
II,
i.i I
In b.
lis sig
all
ilu-er. Then their ''line n hutrv
nl the twins were In
It M ll.inic
HI CI
vim -.ihl bo was nn 1 ngiu,
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