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PRESIDENT SENDS TRIBUTE
Hy the Associated Pros
Washington, Mnri'li ". CoujirPH
nnd nil official Washington toilnj- luv
IMied n tribute of lore Mini respect in
the memory of Champ Chirk.
Funeral service wore hold in the
groat hall of tin1 limine, wiioro nunc
than n third of Ir s life win spent In hi
Country ' serv'eo nnd where the echoes
of .veMerduy's inaugural events Mill
Pernod to hover. On Mm crowded Moor
were grouped member nf I he llon-e
thnt passed nut nf eileneo then, nnd
of whlrli he wn n member, nnd with
them in sorrow M-md the enutnr. Mie
jlistlocsi of the supremo court, ciiliinct
members, new nnd old. nnd diplomats
from innnv tuitions.
Piled high with Mower, the casket in
which the veleliill slept slood under the
speaker's dek where he liml served
eight years on vvntoh over del horiilions
of the House. All nlsout !t were blinked
the bright flower thnt poured m from
friend1 evervwhere. Anil in the simple
services without show ir pomii. nnd in
the shaken voices of those eleeied bv
tlirlr fellows to spenk the love in which
the deinl lender was held lay the highest
tribute of nil.
President Sends Wronlli
' Among the flowers grouped nhnii the , "'hnntage. n bus Un honest and eth
rnnkot was a wreath nf enila lilies from 'lent executive, of which we have hnd
the President nnd Mrs Harding Stand jtwo in the l.isi ten years. Thai avci
ing on easels were others wreaths sent age is higher Mum usual. There has
by men who served in the Missouri lhe n some talk nlmut iMdllics in lhl ml
delegation in the Congress just ended.
or who will be representatives from the
tatc when the House reconvenes. There
were floral tributes, too, from the
Mississippi nnd North Carolina dele
gations and from Irish svmpnthUeis.
Among individuals who sent in Mowers
wore former (iovernor Cox. of Ohio;
Senator rnderwood. of Alabama, ami
Mrs. Underwood, and one offering
mnrkod simply "from .1 little Demo
cratic boy from North Carolina."
A monster basket of flowers came
from the Democratic National Com
mittee. Supreme Court dusflros Present
The hla k gowns of the Supreme
Court justices as Miry tiled to their
places, led bv Chief Justice White,
added n further somber note to tin
ceremony. Across from Mm justices,
the. incoming nnd outgoing sicretaries
of the unvv, Mr. Dcnliv and Mr.
Daniels, mt with Admiral Count.,
chief of naval operations, and tiny
were joined later hv (ioneriil Pershing,
whose uniform was the only touch of
color along the front row of seats
Ambassador .lusscrnnd, of I '1 mice,
at with the others of tlm iliplninatu
corps jut behind tlm space rrcmd for
the bereaved family, and when the Sen
ate, had entered Mm chamber nearly all
the seats were tillcl with men hi dark
clothing and with only the light ijp ses
of a child hero and there si.ntcd mi her
father's knee relieving the picture.
Simple Service Held
The simple services in the House
began immediately after the sorrow -stricken
fainilv was csioited t() jis
place with those on the floor standing
reverently. The Hev. .lames Sin a
Montgomery, the now cliap'ain of the
House, vepented old texts from the
Ilible whhh bring lonso'ation. hut left
to Mm Uev. Harry N Condon, chap
lain emeritus, the prayer.
A quartet standing at tlm clerk's
dek sung "How Pirin n Foundiiti' n."
nnd Mmn Hepre-cntative Mann, of Illi
nois, chosen bv the Ilniise to spci; j.
grief, began his dingy. Mr. Maun,
long a personal friend of the fin in,"'
speaker, plainlv snvveil the doei cni"
tion under wiiicli he spoke. Hi re-
lerreu to .ur. i nrK as --t in loving
, , ... . .... . . 1 .
father of the lions,, uinl the wise coun
sellor of the country."
Mis memory will remain as
fluence oil the House and the
try," saii r. Mann "Tho
an in-
i i.iiu-
o who
knew linn In si Inved hini b
yet there an- ini'liniis win th
st. and
r saw
his coiinteiiniii e, who uev,r In.ird
his
mngnetie voee. wh" mvii 111 time u'
personal need received his i-miti-el
tliey, too, loveil him."
"A great legislator, a wonderful par
liamentary debater, a iinii,,' partisan,
but always n friend ami bilmvcr in the
plnin, simple citien. Id as a plain
simple man whose ideals leaihed to the
skies."
Senator Itoed, of Mismiri. who fol
lowrsl Mr. Mann, -aid that ' he who
sloops today bears w,th ln.n to the torn!)
a legacy s() rare that oven envy is com
pelled to pay the tribute of admira
tion." "Ills long life " tin- senator said,
"was devoted to till service of Hie pili-
lie weal. Upon his lountrv's a'tar e
placed tlm whole wealth nf his uum
niflcent talents, tlm zeal of youth, tin
energy of middle life. Mm wisdom of
idd ngo.
"The fires ,,f patriotic ..ve for hoiue
nnd country cnn-iuncd l.is ti sou'
Ilfi wi'l live hei l)ise is works vm 1 li
lie lives be, 11 use Ue helpul hln-ny t"
ive. Men who i lv" uei-i die. In
ever-wideninig 1 in
bo felt.
his inllui'iue vw'l
"lie wns th.
best bi'luveil ,.f t..i r.
cans.
At the com !'isoii ,,f tue hrn f -mv'
the casket wh. opeiid and for .1 v,
mounting fi ; i passeil by ti, !.,.,(; m , ir 1
last on the fate fami'lar to eveii 10 11
woman or lild alec t the nations
v npuoi. 1 in 11 it was trunsterri i to .1
spicml train 'uat will an it tn b 1r1.1l
in Missiimi sol giaribil to t.n ImsI
by an is t of f 11..W House n.i int. -1
and sen.itois 4,, i,m w jtm laid nil .
REPORT, D'ANNUNZIO WED
Aunt of
Bride Receives
News of
Event at Erie
Erie, Pa , Mmdi ,". -i.,ilu-ele , An
runzin, poet, aviator and leader nf ihi
mlUtnrv forces that . cupiul Piumi
lifter the signing of the armistice lm -married
I.ui-ii Itac ,mi, celehrati d
Italian iianist. and is hv.ng .n liar
done, in the nnrthi rn par' of Itiny, lie I
cording to informal ion contained' in a '
letter ni'civid lure hv .Mire Italia
Sagraniosa, aunt of the ,et', bride
This Is the tilvl news of the where
iibouts and marn.ige of d'Aniiunzn to
j each Amer ea
The marriage took place in Switzer
land on Fehruarv .'I. afti r d'Annunzio
had left Fiume il.e biiir re. eivi.l 1,( ie
says, and was a private affair, only
friends and witnesses being piesciit ' i
n'Aniiiin.io h fifty -live. He wns
still the husband of the I Indies (Jul
ldise at the time of his leav'ng Plume
Tho poet's bride s tvventv-uiiii She
is the daugliter of Donna Carla and '
lieutenant Colonel Vilturm llaecarii.i
ot" the Ilarsaglieri Sim is a native'
of Vcce. and is celebrated through-j
ojt 1-if. "!' as a pianist.
According to the letters received here,
il'Aliliunr.lo Is happflt 'iistalle I in a '
lirnnlifill villa losiled nu the n - tl
J.lig'j ill liaidn in not hern ll,t.,v '
j-i'tw
Women Hit Council
for Veto Defeat
ro",lnu"' trl"n '''"" "no
li'irrs Mr-,,cvcl1"-
'It Is n matter of regret thnt
( ounclluifln Hurrh wit nhent from
l'hiladelphiii. The imporlnnce of oery
vote win so clearly shown thnt .Mr.
Ilureh's absence, nnd his consequent In
ability tn make effective tiny change
from hi iinnoiinrod ,,ppnltion to the
veto which he might have experienced,
hnd he been present at the discussion, is
tile more to he regretted.
"The Illness of Councilman Horn l
nlso matter of deepest regret as his
nbsence deprived him of the opportunity
of supporting the Independent group.
Hnrhlinlz Kullrd When Tested
"The vote of Councilman Ktichhol
ugiiinst the veto Is credited with Mm
ill feat of the veto. We regret thnt M
Ituehholz lessened the strength of the
independent group of councl'men in Mm
City Council.
"We regret Mm votes of Mm other
counellmeii, Messrs. Cox, I'omnmr,
(iiifftiey, Hull, MoCnnih. Ilotaell.
l'riinkeiitield, Walter, l.imelmrncr,
Montgomery, AVcglein and McKinlev.
"Ilesolved, thst the foregoing ex
pressions of regret rolled the opinion
of this meeting of the central coun-
I'fluianii' committee of Mm Women's
League for (iood (liiverument (tlic first
liireting held since too vote ngalnst the
.Miimm s eiii) :
"Iened, nlso. Mint cope of tlm
fiuegning be vrnt to Jhe I'ouili'illiii'li
concerned from this committee.
"I'dltli llllznbeth KuIcn, elmlrman,
" entrnl (.outieiliiuitiic Committee.
"Anna lt'nkiston Day. iliiiirmnti,
"Women's League for (looil l!ov
eminent." 'ouneilniiiii Pevclin's nddress fid
low s :
"Tliis ndiulnlstnition lins one great
ministration. I ani not qualll'md to
spuik about that, but if there is any
politus it is not uhed fnr )iaitisan pur
fmses, but for defensive purposes only.
Wrlgley Conviction CIlcil
"Tliat wa one cause of the failure of
the P.lanketihiitg administration. Mr.
ltlankenhurg failed to face the facts.
The conviction nf Magistrate Wrlgley
for manslaughter would not have been
possible under an administration that
was a ami ready to give in to politi
cal iiitliii noe.. You (an see the differ
ence in tlic two departments in the ac
tion of the coroner.
"The district attornev ami the police
worked in perfect accord iu this matter.
Coroner Knight's action was typical of
the conduct of an office that Is worse
than useles-. Knight discharged Mag
istrate Writ'ley with a halo around him.
Tlm whole machinery of his ollii e was
Usui to give him 11 clean slate.
Women hnve one faculty, and that
is of long memories, as every married
man know,. It will stand in good stead
In this case because I know the women
will not forget the' coroner's act inn at
the next election. Men are prone to for
get thoj-o things, hut women never do."
Pcvelin Commends league's Plan
Mr. Dcvi'lin coininendcil a plan the
league is 1 oiisidering. If calls for Mm
ireation of eight coiincilinanic sub
committee of the leacuo. These bodies,
01m In each district, would keep in touch
with the (mined members In their
respective districts, note their votes on
all bills and keep the lengue informed of 1
the attitude of the eouticilmeii toward
proposed legislation.
Heforc Mr. Dcvelin spoke. Miss Pales,
who presided, gave an outline nf thc
eontest nver the Municipal Court tip
prnpiiatioiis. "Senate Inlence"
at U. of P. Scored
CcnlliitiMl frnm l'nce One
framed on tho thenrv which regard-
the I
I niversjtv
as n iiarodnal school unh
peculiar obligations to render public
m rvice to the state.
"The alumni theory, although cour-
tiouslv t-eated in the Pepper report, is
not disi use, in its iniMirtant de
tails."
Taken l'p In Detail
Referring to the suggestion in tho
Po pr report thnt would leave the col
lege and the Wharton School free of
state control the welfare (ominittie
report continued:
"It will he practically impossible to
preserve these departments free to state
iiitluiime while the rest of the organ ir.a
ttoti is ri iv ing state aid. It is inn m
festly impossible to remain half slave
anil halt tree i surprised ox lanuitlnn nt welcome.
Alumni virtually are unanimous) "You are now speaking to the lie
in opposition to mnking tlm I'liiversitj i iiynmin of tlm Evkmm. Pi hi k
a state institution. I I.h'm.hi who stalks the streets looking
Allied with tlm desire t hove' for i iile to whom he may give 100
the I . of P kept in Its present
status is u growing sentiment for n'
powerful and aggressive head to push
this policy through to a successful ion
c U-Iim.
tienernl I.ionnrd Wood is becoming
a
- s''i- mm innre persistent cam i-
ilate for the linslt on nf nrovost nml
ih-re is strong likelihood he will llgiue
in discussion lo.lnj .
W lirilhn (Irihbel. a prominent Phil
ndolphia ii'utunus nnd m. mb-r of the
general alumit. so, ieiy -, ,ieaking of
the ii sti- uti'in - affairs, -aid:
"The question of the election of n
imvv provo-r and the adoption nf the
F'llwrsitj policy ar" d isniy linked,
sin. i- we . unnnt go to tlm mrin nf the
' i 'On r v i want and -,iv, 'Here we
have no program or policy, but we want
vmi tn take charge of us. nnvvvav.'
sentiment for Wood
"And mi the other hand, ve cannot
airv .. it it stiong ami i.otiuf i,Mc.
llllle
m. hire the right kind f man
nt the head of tlm I Diversity Ponn
sv. Vim a lias had ton innnv dr. ,.,i r),
treat inn I'oiiiie.ted with it. What it
nre U i,n v is u strong and Hggrosiv.
piriiialitv to back up words wit!
ai turn
"TI i- n verv decided wnl uncut
among "i. aniuini lor innera W..,wl
Tins i no rt
due to the fact that il,..r
Is :i lingi iimiv factor in the nlun.ni
I do - lni ,.f us feel that Hi-ncral
Wood's war I'M.nl. and especially lns
fnculrv of ko.piiig his Month l.ut and
lifting, -ion. in riiniiimeiiil linn for
pusitinii of provost."
tin
PLANS FOR TREADWAY TRIAL
Assistant District Attorney Exam
Ines Witnesses in Pelrce Murder
Plans it..vii forward tmlav fur th
trial mi March l.'i nf Pitir Ii Trend
wav. in . used of murdering Hem i T
Peine, manufnclun rs' agent at jihi',1
Market street, Nnvi nib. r L'J nf ,,,(
year t
Assistant Instrnt Attornev trn is r
'.umiuiil Mrs. Pence widow ,.( n,ei
slam man: W T Peine l,i luoihii, I
and Mrs Mvttle Ashfi.r.l. wl Iu. t-'
an apartment hous- at I'ul.'j Walnut
strict.
It was nt the Walnut strict nddio-.-,
that Tread wav is said t. have hw.l
with Mane i "Moots i Kngns. whnal
is under arrest. JohoiiIi A. .Mo. iN an
ih. r dcfendniit.
Tieadway . a.-iiiriling to pri-viit plans
.. nl he trinl -j -piuatel).
i
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VJENl2sT(iv PUBLIC
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SOMEBODY WON $100 FOR HER
AND SHE DOESN'T KNO W WHO
Miss Keefe Is Patient in
Hospital an d Simply
Wouldn't Believe When
Told of Her Luck
Award Was Made by Votes
of De La Salle Council of
Knights of Columbus in
Lansdotvne
?"'?' s "wnrd In tlic limpid llm'rlrli
r?..'.('N.t. vV-s ,ni"10 ' - Nallc
,. .1 1 N.'. ?"" KnlKl'N of Columbus,
a their clubhouse. II Ka.st llaltlmurc
neiiue. 1,-imtlowne.
Tho award lo hp nnnnuncoil on Mnn-
K,s ,," "i-'Klo hy tho classes, of former
memhers of dm A. U. V. studying under
to auspices of Mm Federal Vocational
U. limit streel.
.Have yii a little appendicitis in jour
home? If so, you mav win n prise in
our limpid' Hm'rlek contest, lor it hn.s
now been proved thnt nnythlng enn
happen in (ho scramble for .?1(l() chocks.
I. Veil the oflieo enf M-lilr.1. 1t,.no n
hard-boiled eggs ami linn both oars
caullllovvered from many battles, ns
suies us xx ith a ad smile that ho thinks
we really do wish to encourage strug
gling poets. And he ought to know,
bi-oause he once lived in Orcenwicn
illage. N. V.. whom he saw how hard
it is for rhymesters to keep Mm poaee
..111, .I,.!- 1 II... I.. 11L .
I'opooatenotl. the feline volcimo. In case
nioiiinros. ins name is
we ever refer tn him again.
cll. tins s the story that we hud to "ntiiral sympathy for an old nnd de
tell to I'onnciitopotol when we returned I "H'" hnK-been gave vvnv to the rogulnr
from interviewing todav's winner. She j disapproval of the litn'rick fan who
is young, sue tins brown eyes and brown
inlr and a lovely nlnk drossitiB irnvvii -
and iippendicitis. Or rather, she had it
up until about throe weeks ago. when
hrr appendix went where nil the bad
appendixes or appendices go.
Tomorrow, if nothing unexpected
happens. Mist, T.nulse Keefe, nf Hnln,
leaves tier room at Jefferson Hospital
minus ber npiiendix nnd plus $100. It's
II . IllllLn el.,r, l,n..r,,L.. V... .1....U,, I
i .-. ..i...... ,.i... ,,
niii'tt mi i 1 1 1 1 t
about "how -mm1'
she wins the money than she does about
UU1IL llll " Mill'"
the operation we hav
re hinted nt.
1'or. while she likes to write, nnd was I
oven t.iktng up the study of scenario
!,!...- Ii.if.in ului n,,,n I., lit., Itr.kt.ltn1
"tlllll, I" I'M'" -,U ,1,111.- It, .tit" IK -1 , I., . j
she hadn't been sending in nuy lim-
erichs. ner moiucr. .virs. v unries in- .
Keefe, bad been doing it right along.
nnd she hadn't been s much ns making
an impression, she fears. Hut some-
body who knows Miss Keofe's ainbl -
tlons. her longings and her possible
weakness for such modest devotion
that snmchmlv sent ill a limerick in her
name
Evidently it is some ono who would
rather see 1 nuio Keefu linppy than
find SIOO in his own pocket. Anyhow,
whether he'd rather or not, she gets
the SIOO and lm gets tlm well, what
ever pleasure there may be In such
anony mity .
(Just here Popocatepetl cy ideally
yawns and remarks thnt the poor sap
will probably loutrive tn lot tlm cat
out of the iiu' before tlm first posf
I.enten dance What Popocatepetl
doesn't know about the ways of so
ciety '. I
Didn't Ilollcvo She'd W'm
Miss Keefe. of .oiirse. didn't believe
she had won any 5100 when we ca'lod
her up. Her voice was as smooth as
cold cr'im and as cool as cra'ked ice
when told she bad won. llnld -headed,
aged and obtuse as we are. wo sort of
L-ntliorcd that snmchmlv had been twit
ting her nncnt her desire to write, ask
ing her if iippendicitis wasn't enough
to suffer with. etc. Hence we tried
patiently, then (irmly . then frantically
ti, iirc.e In tier that she was a very
lucky person, even though in a bos-
pital.
At Inst her voice indicated that she
was willing to he convinced that she
wn worth S100 more than she thought
she was. So, in that dignified manner
that has made- tlm l.im't'mk lTditor an
nhjei t of veneration and pity lo traffic
cops nil up and down Chestnut street,
we hobbled forth with tin lim'ricl; cou
pon in our empty pocket book, mcom
pnmoil by the gentlemanly photog
rapher We found Miss Keofe's mother there.
who had thought that we were friends j
about to play a joke on Miss I.nuie.
"W
'ife
plv-
i were never more serious m our
was nur gentle. liniil-lieaieI re-
to her nrciied eyebrow and rather
Ink
The camera was leveled and eom
iiiiuids vv re issued as to pose nml light.
So what could a poor gill do?
Sic II simply have to belli vo she's
wo'i. icci pt the .100 with as gum gince
as i nssible and cunvnles,,. at leisuie.
Miss Keefe v.iis edufatcd at Mi-s
Hnll. v's pnvati school. She lus wrlt
rei free verse ntul had it s. nt liack.
i I "v in as you and 1'. She reads
vvi ' it sounds like tell ng, bit Popo
. tm ," t' levils a scornful gaze on u. so
tin- truth must out. She rends nmgii
ri'n - with creiim-iuiff tiil.s and pink
ni I purple covers, featilling ladies mi .
ill. ho-e nml a mood for roiuaiee Audi
to tlirk thnt one can lie in bed in a
r ..ii full nf orchids and roses doing i
tl islv while kind friends who desire'
to n main anony minis huml.lv write
Ir .in I. lines that bring in huudrul
do 'nr . hocks'. '
We gn.e at our notes, we re. all
n-arlv the orchids and the brown hair
aid ive-, even tin' healthy older for
b.n.l i that she gave to tin inirw
ji 1 before we left
popm aepi tl. you win The Knights
oi i olu'iihu- verun t coiiainiv iniuirunu
i' ,
In. i
I' i ,ri ei.vv ieh Village
I to of
"Anv thing i an happen
Lliu'rirU Night for Knights
was a regular liiupiii' hrn'ru k
It
last niglit f"i the knights. It was
i llllg nf 1'" I'" Sllle Council in
i..vv in- nod a iiumbi r of other cuiin -
I...
ns hnd been invited We went out
I Hole with Warden McKent) of tin
I .a nin 1'. nit' ntinry . iu a beautiful
1 in, ti-mobile sent bv l.eclilier .Inhii (!er-
,,uli. and we n minded the warden
t lilt r the In-t time we rode with bun was
1 i, .1 v years ago wiim in wimui a
w mien "ml vv wei.-n't a inii'ri.k ed
i. i That riib- wasn't mi an nutoino
I illier. We told Ini.i it was In a
ni-i-il wagon and he iniupud the srai
I Il-V t tin- exit In see that we didn't get
out And we told hint ilsn t lui if lm
i ' uhl see the letli rs vv i gel Imic ac
i ing us of ull soru nf things In
! wouldn't linve let Us stav nulside the
I walls nf the pen. He'd have had us
hrmiglit in aim hi-pi inere nun son.
thing n ir cni i. -puiidcnt- agiee on -.v.
n if tin v can't agree on the brt last
lim s
We n-ally had a wonderful time at
that meeting of tin-knights. Tl... speech
that tin- warden made w.i-, one of those
human iiiieri-hi tilings that you never
"jfi.rijoi, nrul linn we had tin- ride hm k
noun' vvnu nun. miring wuuii we t ji I K I
of old-tinmrK in politics and li.iiiniilisui
folks who nr.- dead and almost fnr-
i-oifi'ii uo.v, jinl as i ouiiit-Ivcs will
"fl -! )r.
.i.vh i',i i'iit
LEaEI-lLApELHrA iV'tob&AX lkfedH 5i 1921
" L . f
One Hundred Dollars Daily
For the Dcst Last Line Supplied by Any Reader of the Evening Public
Ledger to the Incomplete Limerick Which Appears Below
RULES OF THE LIMERICK CONTEST
1. Contut is open to any one. All thnt li
required for you to do l'to writ nnd
Mud In your lait llnni to tin LlmerlcVr.
u nc for oonventfnco the eouron rrlntrd
nalow. PlcnM vvrlto plainly, nnd b
iur to ftdd your mnw and addreim.
-All nnswfrs to tho Umorlck vvhlrh Is
printed belovvmuBt le received at ttis
ortlce of the Kvkmxo I'Cdlio Li nor a ,y
II o'rlnck Mundav evening. Address
THK WIXNISIt OV TODAY'S CONTEST WILL BE ANNOUNCED ONE
WEEK 1'UOM TODAV
Cut Out and Mail
EVEOTKO PtlJlLIO T.KIIflER, i
TO THE LIMERICK CONTEST
P. O. llox liti, PMlaMphin.
LIMERICK NO. 72
A soldier from France named O'Kcefe
Dined out and they gave him corned beef.
"Next time T go there,"
Said he, "I declare
luuiniir nnx numndr Riven on coupon
(Write your answer on this line.)
Name ,
i
Street and Ko.
City and State
ho in a few more weokn if tills contest
IBWUKW- -
tneir own- two of em, in fact Thov
hnd tnn lim-einbu - .i i '.".... ,1 ".V..
i indue tlieni. niirl ivlmr, .'... l'.i
I decision we could feel thnt eve., (I,.
miesn t agree with our opinions.
i.i ... nl "ln "" I'l-ios wore
1 hilip .1. ( ulhatm. of I.ansdowtm. and
II. Heir, of Colllngdule.
The result of the balloting bv the
knights showed that the winning
lim nek wns signed hv
MISS LOl'ISK KEEKi:
Riila, r.i.
Tllrt liinapUh u..l....t..-t ,. ,
. - "' I'l HUT lUIIllL'
, .-no- us i.niows:
I ,,.. s .
,,'.'" Hi'".1 ' '" "linker, tntd Hill,
' "',.", ' !"," " ""tK r a mill
I'd miiihtu snon ur
Thnt it ihdn't suit
re
mr
, "College
bred four ucarx'
lanf-
I knead skill."
nrt t, y
, 1 OOCICCO JulCIlS
i rt.- rr
, Oil)' U lllOClVrCUlled
' nnflimeil from Pane One
cense is desired with description of lo
cation hy adjoining owners or other
wise? l'mirth. Applicant',, birthplace if n
native .'
rifth. If naturalized, when nnd
where.'
iiMn. .Mime of the owner of tlm
premises?
Seventh. Number of other places con-
,,., . t . ., , ,'... - ...,,-
.Inteil by the applleant and location
r" i.J x-
I'.ighti. Nnino nud address of each
S,.unhJl,i"",l:,, if th.1' ni'l'll'-ntloii. U
", ,. ,;',,'" ,,' ,'"",, ""viuuaiM iuis;nnii ninl.e the time pass more
......... ....., ,,,, neniiimiurcij ;
Ninth. The petition must bo sworn
to.
Tenth. Tlm application shull contain
the names of twelve qualified electors
certifying their acquaintance with the
petitioner for two yvais.
Eleventh. One f these signers must
make nthilavit to the truth of such al
legations. Twelfth. If the store is sold a new
petition must be gotten nut and a trans
fer made by the clerk of the courts
Thirteenth. The application must
then again lie advertised and n fresh
license fee paid.
Whero tho Joker Lies
Tho trick, catch or Inker l tliiu nm.i
I remarkable piece of lecislntin.. lies in
the fo owing provision which makes
it possible for any one citizen, or more
than one. tn drive any cignr dealer nr
manufacturer out of business hv mere
application tn murt :
Fourteenth "If imy.rltizon is ag
grieved by tlm issuing of such lhonses
the same may he revoked hv the court
oi qunitcr -csMns upon petition and
110 other li. eiise shall be Issued to sncl. I
persons f.
a period of two years.
AllV l(l.t.in ..llint. fit. t.t n
Fifteenth
licensed (inner who sells tobacco with
out a licens,. shall ho fined $100 (,r sent
to prison for not less than three months
and not more than six.
There is no anti-tobacco longue or
similar organization demanding Its
passage. Jt i, ,. hover's hill.
Senator August P. I)fti. of Phila
delphia, proposes t., fight this meiisuic
iu the Senate, if it ever gets there.
,. t.. -- 4--..-...1 ....... itii, ,1 ,,
It s pirfectlr ridiculous." said tin
senator,
to pay an
lt ompel every 'cigar dealer
idditionnl nnd outrageous tax
in addition to those he already iiavs. In-
eluding mercantile, real estate, in
come, state and federal tax."
I do nor think that Senator Unix
in ed rise to any supreme heights of
ilToit tn take the hide off this very
tinnsparent uunsiire.
It will lever get on the House cal
endar. I .isije.l the chairman of tiic
ways and means coiumilteo today.
"Whin shape is the Knntner tobacco
lull in
'It's in a hell of a shape." was the
uply.
MINGO WITNESS SWEARS !
SLEUTHS HAD SHORT GUNS!
... .,
Woman Testifies to Threat Made by
Felts to "Get" Hatfield
Williams,,,,. VV v.... Marti, .". ,11.
a i . , V ii . ,.;;. i . . ' .
A. I I hat Maldwin-1-clts deteiiivisl
inrno, s hnrt guns nt then- s,,cs
whin tluv left the hotel lirepinatnry In
i- ii. nil; .-.. tie,, nu ia.s .nil. ,),. unci
having evn ted striking miners' famriies
fnuii Stum Mnlilitain Cnnl Cn. hniises,
was icstiticil m Circuit Court here to-
, i i... . si... in ... .
dav
Miss Lliabeth Miirgrnff. sister uf
on,- of tin seventeen defendaiils being
I tiled in i ollliecllnll with tin- death nf
A, belt C. Pells. Iciidci- nl the evicting
pnrtv i
.htc.liv
Id ih-- juiy she saw the pi hale
- . nine into u hi, lei vv here she
was i inpli.vi-il Ian- in tlm aflernuon of
-tin cm. i inns She testified they vver"
carrying i Mies While taking down
thiir guns, wiiiicss said, she heard
' Felt-, -i.v In several nf his men that he
I wa- "gning lii j;et I hit f of Police Sul
llailiehl, Miuni- Tisteniulii nnd Mlanl,
iliship" betoie he left town, "lllld
Otlll is if till) lllterl'ell'll."
Win n the dilictivcs left the linlcl,
Mi-s Miirgrnff said, limy carried their
lilies Iu packages, but had "shoitguus"
lit tlielr Miles
tin cioss-cMiininatinii, witness testi
fied she did tint tell 1 1 it i field, Tesiei nu, a
mid MUnki iisi,ip ahniit what she t'dd
the jtir. she had overheard liecause she
"did not have lime," and "because she
"didn't think Pelts vvniihl do it."
Mbinkciiship was sheriff of Mingo
. i. iinlv when the si reel light occurred
during which Felts, six mouthers of
his party. Mayor Testernian and two
other icM(lc-utf of Matcwaa met dculu.
?.' : ,i ,,-'' 7)i-"Sy-1 ri" 'jf
Answers .Uft at tho oftlo?
Ktr.MMo Pi'ULio LtiKmn will
tit tti
also b
Rdmirsiiiie,
8. Tho .winner of the ONB HUNDRED
DOt.LAU nrtio for tho bent lart line to
each Limerick will be announced on
week after the Lttnerlck In printed.
4 In case of tls, IOn will bs awarded to
each successful contestant. , .
S. Tho decision of ths June In eaon
l.Imrlcl( contest will t nnal.
,,
irvacvta(Jl)taSSVCAat)
i The other linos on the ballots wore;
-Si V-TSRri.' ffiSUS
' nmo -i it """"
u 'Nortl UnncocU street.
No. -. To hallo criirhrrs lintl (llOl
, ''''S17. ("racl(.a) till. (Jcorge Kowler.
I WHO North Hutchinson street
No. It. Hunger strikes, always jield
'to my bkIII John W. Lynch, Hiest-
0 nut iuuro, Ulassboro, :s, J,
-so. i). in a piruio I'll be 11 poor dill.
-Emily M. Wriglit, IS North St.
Uernard street.
No. (1. I was "bread" only one
"roll" to fill Edgar Jones, OKI West
Lemon street, Lancaster.
t.
-"No. 7. My "dough's" "rolled" In
my own domlcllo. U. T
Linden nvemie ff iit1,ln,t
Wilson, 1
i s.-.. u .,.- " '
"Intend
Stone,
. ":..-' ,, IMHIUI
I dough" to fill. Florence
i "l.'l Chestnut street.
1 No. !. I can't "roll"
"dough" through my skill.
II.
my ow ii
Laura C.
i MUiniitt. 1H1M I'age street.
No. 10. It's fhe rtirranls flint
i "rals-n" my hilt. -Harry Ilarne.s. .'Uk'lo
North Fifth afreet.
Wrigley, in Cell,
Sleeps "Like a Log"
onllmiril from Pace due
by bedtime was sufficiently composed to
go to sleep rendily and sleep well.
The magistrate will gut no "favors"
at Moyamenslng, and will have to learn
to endure mnny minor hardships. One
of the hardest things he will have to
give up h smoking. He has indulged a
fondness fur tobacco fnr years, and
one of his Inst acts as a" free man
( ..u-, u, uimih iiwuy ine nig cigar wuien
'he had smoked on his wav to the prison
.with his guards.
i The umii iu Mojatnensing have no
useful occupations to divert Urn!, minds
was to tnrovv away tho big clgnr whir
ri. nl. Hi
i lie ceiis are poorer than in the East
ern Penitentiary , and the conveniences
nnd small comforts which make life more
bearable for the prisoners are fewer.
The county prison has none of the
"ozy" cells which make conditions al
most homelike for some of the "star
unuiuure in me i.astern l'enitenttsy .
The Magistrate's dally breakfast vvli
do nreau nun oolfce, with some slewed
fruit added at tills llr another nmnl.
For djiiner ench day he will hnve
"slum," or a btevv composed of meat
and vegetables. As a great treat, on
Sundays ho will enjoy a slice of roast
beef. Supper is a sketchy meal, with
tea tlm main portion. For the rest lm
has a cot and blankets. The prison is
kept warm. s IC j, not jikcly to suffer
from the cold.
The magistrate. n common with
other prisoners, will be permit ted to
receive visitors every day of the week
except Saturday, Sunday anil holidays.
HOSPITALS HERE BENEFIT
BY MARY E. ENGLISH WILL
Estate Worth $200,000, With St.
Luke's and Hahnemann Sharing
Several Philadelphia Hnsnitals arc
beneficiaries under the will of Mary K.
Iiigllsli, who lived at tho Coronndo,
Twenty -second nml Ch stnut streets.
She left an estate valued at .'(10,1100.
Tlm will was nmoiig others tiled for
probate witli tlm register of wills today.
After devising slated amount to n
brother nnd several id s, th,. HngHsii
will gives S10, ODD oulrialu to Hiihne-
i"",'1". M1,'I'1 i''',1 ("U"S;- ""ll $-"00) to St.
'lll!' " I(.,-I,,"'- fi"' sum of sVV,,000
it- join.-,, to iiui-i, nu- use ui I 111 meill-
I cal college "when new buildings are
. constructed nnd for equipping the
I phvslcs and chemistry laboratories."
One-half of the neslduc is m l(, devoted
, to maintenance of the physics nnd
l i hdiiistiy laboratories, and the loniain
i mg one-half is devised to establish
si holinshlps at Hahnemann and the
1 niver ,llj of Pennsylvania
I A number nf organizations will benefit
uinli r tlm will of (ieorge Spelse, Jr.,
inij i. icon street, nc ..ft mi estate
vviuil, SIMI.OOO.
After making bequests t several rel
ntivis, ih,- will of Mi Spli-se gives
-."ilMMl to the First Itet.irmed Church,
l-'iflcciith and I.oeiist .ti m u. The rcsj.
due is i.laciil In trust for the benefit of
I William It. Wiley. After the death of
this ln-nelielnry . the imcuiuulated res.
, due goes tn Ilethany Mi plums' Home
I ! V.V!'!,,m 'l1' l"' ; .J" 'h-jstopher's
uns piiai. .viasnnie lliuin-,
,, ...,.,., u,,,,!, Hnsptml
,;(.,1(.f Ass,.atiun d H,
f,,n,,.,l r-l,,,r,i,
llouie for
Mercantile
First He-
- - -
An estate of jSL'.'O.nOO
lb v lile.l he.
rween the widow ami five children of
the late M. P. How let! who lived at
I'.UIS North Itroad street Other wills
fih.l are: Catherine II. Spahlim, -1L'7
West Cheltcn avenue, If'j:, Ono ; Frntmls
W Hnuse, dr., 511)0 Chestnut stioet,
S1I.V1O: Christine PfeitTer I'll-I North
Mroad htrert, S17.000; William M.
Morrison. "I l.'l Hidge avniie. Sl.'t.OOO,
and P. Humphreys, llnz.l avenue near
Fmt) ninth sired, .-."T."!!
Inveniorles were also nlod U those
estiites: llernard Who, Is, STilo".!);; ;
l.enrge W Prestnn. .VI 1 I ll I. ".": ; Tlivtl -"
huh P. Wright. sn.'J.V. :m- Amanda
!'. Iiehr SO." II .'t.'l : Setrng II Seliginn,
S71 lsi 70. and Anna T Knchersperger,
S71...07.HI. Letters of adniiiiiMrntlon
weic granted in the estate of Anna I).
P. Harris. The estate k valued at
about !s'J".(Hi0
ll. I.opcr Maiid, foinmr appraiser nf
the prut, left an esinte valued at i?l 10,
lil. His wife Kliiaheth Maiid, whose
deatli oo lined ten hours aft..,' thai of
her hiisbaiid. left pern, mil propertv
woith SSs.dll.
SERVICE MEN TO DINE
The .'I llth Machine (inn lliittallnn. n
unit nf the Tilth Division, will hold a
minion and banquet at the Hotel Ilau
ucr this tvcnlii;.
,JyfV:t ' tji r.','i,-
W
Man U803 His Revolver When
Crowd Rushes at Him Ono
Bullot Finds Mark
VICTIM IS
HOSPITAL
Joseph Smiley. '-'.'08 North MnrRhnll
street, n C'rnmp's shipyard worker,
fired Into n crowd which attacked him
near hit home nf 7:,10 o'clock this
morning nnd wounded .Tunics (Jolden,
twenty-eight years old, of 2020 l'ast
Albert street.
Smiley was nrrested hy pollen of the
Fourth nnd York streets station, who
catno in answer to a riot call., and
(Jolden was sent to the St. Mnry'a Hm.
pital. There the surgoon.s found that
It- had n bullet in hla Moniach. Ills
condition Is said to be serious.
Smiley told tho pollen he hnd been
warned Fcvcral times to lenvn the Crnmp
yard where thero Ih n strike In prog
ress. Tho polico believe tho crowd
which attneked him was composed of
strike Hyinpnthizcrti.
Smiley told tho polico "after his ar
rest thnt he hnd left his homo to walk
to Lehigh avenue, whom he usunlly
tonic a car for work. At Marshall nnd
Huntingdon streeta, he Bald, ho saw
about thirty-Urn or forty men In two
groups standing on opposite street cor
ners. As ho noaretl, he snid. two men np
proaehod him. The) begun an alter
cation with him and one struck him iu
tlic chest.
At thai, acenrding fo neighbors who
saw tho light, Smiley hacked up against
n telegraph polo and drew n revolver,
Tlie men on tlm street corners rushed
toward him and lm fired two shots. One
wont wild, the other struck fioldon.
At the shots the crowd fled. Neigh
bors telephoned for the polico and a
detail was rushed from Fourth and York
streets. When they arrived all had dis
appeared wive (Jolden and Smiley.
(Jolden was on tlm pavement, blooding.
The patrolmen hurried him to tlm hos
pital then too); Smiley to City Hnll.
Real Democracy to
Be Harding's Ideal
(nallniiril from I'nite One
for the ambassadorship to Paris. A lit- I
lie while ago it was said on good au
thority here that Mr. llerrick wanted
and would got his old post. Hut there I
Is n revival of the talk of Peishlng furl
Paris.
llerrick seems to be the nm.sl likely
choice. If he desires Paris he Is likely'
to hnve it for tlm sending of Pershing
abroad there is tlm Wood parallel. The
President plans to appoint (ieneral
Leonard Wood as gnvertinr general of
the Philippines to get him out of tlm
countr). This docs not cud the arm)
lontrovers). The way to cud it is to
get Pershing also out of tlm country.
And tlm President nt once can pay a
compliment to the French and give
Siorrtnry Weeks u clour field iu the
at my by sending Pershing to Paris.
Too ICarly for Policies
With regard tn finnouiiceuionts of
policy it, Is too soon to expect them.
The conference with Lodge ami Mondell
this iiinming is symptomatic. Mr. Hard
ing inclines to confoionoe. 'I here will
a continuous stream of be-t minds into
the White House, Lodge and .Mondell
are a mere curtain raiser. A big con
ference is scheduled soon. Cabinet mem
bers, i-ungressliinal nuiMcn, party
liader.s. This will have to do with dn-
"ssCstio policies. A conference with Fur-
ope is somewnore in tlm near future.
A loiitiotis mnn like Mr. Harding
confers first and announces nfterward,
or perhaps) doesn't nntiuunco nt all. So
it is liiucli too early to expeil utinounoo
nirnts of nolle) .
The thing begins, people trampling
happily over lawns, the press ns numer
ous as an army trooping to the White
House, speeches being made tliat loucli
Main street is the I'. S.
Mr. Wilson
lidn't know it. Hut Mr. Harding docs.
-
NEW CABINET HEADS
SWORN IN AT CAPITAL
Washington, March 5. While nrnin
hers of the new i-ahitut were being
sworn in today. President Harding was
giving consideration to the selection of
tlm assistant secretaries and other of
ficials to serve in those departments.
Several nominations vvete expected later
In tlm day .
Charles Lvans Hughes, ..f Vow York,
heenme si-creta'')- of stale at il:5!l a. in.
lie wns nworn in tit the State Depart
ment hy Associate Justice Dny, of tlm
Supreme Court.
The brief ceremony wns performed
in the presence of Maitilu idgo Colby,
the lotiring sccietnry : Fnder-S.'i rotary
Davis, Henry P. Fletcher, win. prnha
blv will be named under-secretary ;
other oflicmN of the dipnitmcnt and a
few hpeolnlly invited ginsts, Including
Mrs. llughob and Iur -mi. Chuiles F.,
.Ir
Mr Colliy's last otlh-ial act was to
countersign the warrant of nllhe nf Mr.
Hughes, and the new secietary's first
nfficlal act was tn counteislgn the com
missions nf the olher fiibinet ollicers. '
Secretnry Hnglios received the con
gratnlations of Mr. Colin and ixpn-ssed
tho hope that ho could cell upon tlm
retiring soer'tiry for his advice ami
counsel. After tlm ndininisiraiion of
the onth the iu, inning and retiring sic
SHOT IN AHACK
ON CRIP WORKER
the heait iiiid Hatter the mind of tlie sural stenographers will be Ml i'
"tired business man." m-llu .Matlern, nf Frankfort Kv- 'b"
Mr-. Harding is having n good time has been iu his Senate office foe se,'
and is as much at taso iu the foreground ctnl jenrs, nnd Mlss Pvn li i'i.i
ns if this were Marion. Lvei.vbod) is' Pnrkerslnirg. W. Va., fornier'lv I . tl
conferring, ever.vbodv is made to feel ollloe nf Senator Flkins P.otb lm '
that ho is having a hand in it. Some- boon employ (., Hnrdlnc honil.. .....
body whispers "Main street." Well, let's si.,,,, the on,,,,,,, ... iL (nd,lmi '
The Engagement Ring
To tho diamond hos been attributed the
virtue of maintaining concord between
husband nnd xife; and for this reason
it is regarded ns tho most appropriate
emblem of plighted troth; although any
precious stone maj) be used.
J. E. Caldwell &
Chestnut and Juniper
f "',u.
'
Student Activities
at U. of P. Today
l p. m. Meeting nnd exhibition
of gymnasium lenders, Welghtninn
Hall.
":H0 p. m. Faculty lecture, Pr.
Henry It. M. Landlc "Sonio Im
portant Fhnscs of Public Health,"
Houston Hall.
7:15 p. ni. Ilnskotbn'l game,
Williamson Trades School vs. I'enti
Freshmen, Welghfmnn Hnll.
8:15 p. in. Hnsketbnll game,
Pent) vs. Yale, Intercollegiate
League, Wclghtmnn Hnll,
retnrles withdrew Info nn Inner ollloe,
whom they chatted Informally. Mr,
Hughes then was Introduced to different
officers of the department.
Weeks AsMimes Dulles
Ten minutes after Mr. Hughes .look
oath of ottlce. former Honntor John
Weeks, of .MnssnchusettM, wns sworn In
as secretary of war, tho oath being ad
ministered by Asslstnnt .Tustlco Me-
Koynolds, of the Supreme Court. The
ceremony took plaen In the secretary of
war a omee. on tim same corridor with
that In which Mr. Hughes was in
stalled. Those attending the ceremony were
Secretary Maker, (Jcnernl Pershing,
Major (Joncrnl March, chief of staff.
and other memhers of the general staff
ami cmeis oi tnc departmental bureaus.
Secretary Kail in Hamcst
Former Senator Fall, of New Mex
ico, tho new secretary of the interior,
wns the third of the cabinet ollirers to be
sworn In during the day. Tlm onth
wns administered to him nt the In
terior Department at 10:2."5 u. in. hy
W. II. Acker, nsslstant chief clerk, in
the presence of tho retiring secretary,
John Hnrton Pa) no, and othclnls of the
department.
Mofore inking tho oath, Mr. Fall
delivered n short address to the bureau
chiefs, expressing the pleasure he had in
joining them in "tlm groat work here,"
Secretar) Pall announced the follow
ing nppulninionfs:
Charles H. Safford, of Now Mexico,
former secretary' of tho Senate com
mittee on the Pacific Islands nnd Porto
Hieo. to lie the secretar) 'a assistant.
Charles W. Nestler. nf Ohio, in .-mi.
tinue as assistant to the secretary, nnd
Isidore Shaffer, of Uoston, to be private
bccreiary.
D.nls Takes Onlll
James ,1. Davis. f I'ltlslmrgli, was
ewniii In as secretary of labor nt 1 1
ii m., tlie oath being administered hv
Samuel (Jumpers. Jr., chief clerk, iii
V.'i. V,I,, f '' retiring secietarv,
W Illiaiu li. Wilson, and ollliers in
the department tM f0. jvt,.,i quests.
I liu only thing I want to sny f,)r
the present." Mr. Davis sni.l iiiinmdl
atel) after taking the onth. "is that I
Intend In administer this, 0llcc for the
pood nf all tlm people."
On his arrival nt the department Mr.
.riKiX!",siKm',,,i1 b-v ('""m. ().. and
I hilailelphlans nf the Lo.vnl Order of
Moos,.. nf uhj,.,, ,,c w tle or, ,
mid bend.
tiJi'Ti x,;r,",('',t '," ,l" l'"uigiiration
I .elude, Mrs. Davis. Scat,,,- Knox, of
cruis.v vania: .Maynr mid Mrs. H V
I.ahiock. of Pittsburgh; Alexander p.
Moore and Mrs. Moor., and .1. Jack
M-jolir. head of the Moose society In
A( tlio intim flts !. i i
... ,".V ' ,'. ' .'L " " ""'' "'IS
V " ,'V""r" ' iiotiiilng, of Smi
icgo. Cnlif.. ,k the onth of office
as assistant secretin-) of labor.
Four Members Itotiialit
IIo.il') C. Wallace. f Iowa, was the
.-.... nu,,,,-, nun-cr lo take the ,,(!,.
U was administered at tlm. Depart
mci't of Agriculture at 11:17 n n, 1 v
HoberiM. Heese. chief clerk of tin ,!'-
partinent , ,1,,, r . lf ,
Idofs and invited guests II( , rr.'
i"Ats",'!:,.,"''J- ':'l'" T. Meredith
Mi. inline,, said lie did not intend
',,""1,-,1",y liiim ate chag,.s he
oreonnel f ,,. department, ,.,...
'K i" I'ope that K. D. M, asJls ant
Ms-re ,-). wnull, ,rlm ' -t
ine ntimr four niemlvers i( the
I'flll-
. nu,- in ne sworn iu
uriiig the
I' tarv'- r""J W,,po U,,,l",r' -seer-
"f !';"",ll"r''" F'l in Denbv
si(ieiar) of tlm nnvv Win n tr '.
IIINl.llll.lilH - . - ' ,I.V
,-.....,,. . Kciierni, nml iinrrv
Dauglmit), atturiie.v general.
M.
... me reorgaiilalinu of the
White
...us,i muii l-l-CS l out llne.lio
. PflMRIMtT CTADTC- mirm,,,.,
-...-iu vjinuio VVCCUINU
I Deputy Tax Collector. Who ,..,
Is Ordered to Reslan
'".
John 1'. Cody, deputy received nf
fixes in charge of liratid, No. S
Holmeshurg. has been ordered to resign
effective . at-h lo. . Heceiver o
taxes Ixendriek.
Cody is a follower of Peter H. Cos-
i "Vie.1" r""!' -"''ny rop,rsent,sl
he Mf I, d.sti- et in Congress. Costello
after Mayor Moore's inauguration j s
',..,. ."l" 'oin ine arc enmn
siinlfied'iXH:,l'V:b',s disTl'ssal
signified the "combine" or,.ni.......
is preparing for the f,R of"ifH ,.,.','
career next September and that it plans
tn wml nut possible foes from " S
county nthecs.
Mra. Palmlna Mammtrella
.virs. minima .Mammarclln
fiftv-
tluee years old. of S12 Komi
Ninth
street de.l yesterday nt her hmne after
a brief illness. Her husband. Anlo, ,
diisl six months nKn. Mr(,. Mam-
otiii.-.o, in sin viveil in ller
Setti-inbre Mnmnuuclln."
..i......... : . i , .
son,
Dr.
Bury Gas Victims Today
Tlie funeral uf (Jenrge Thompson and
his wife, who vyere found dead In the
bedroom of their home ,,t .", Summit
plaeo finrrett Hill. Wednesday ""
take place todav. They w, 1, m "
in Arlington Cemetery. Tlmv were
killed hy coal gas from a heater.
Co.
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PROVINCIAL Cl
IN PANAMA TJK
Costa Rican Invaders Capt
Bocas Del Toro After,
Hard Fighting
150 PRISONERS ARE SEI2
Ry tlie Associated IVcm
Snn Juan Del Kur, Nicaragua V
;-,. Hoons Del Toro. cnplial 'o'i
I'nnnman province of the t.
nnd ulttinled nt tho southern. J,
Columbus Island, off tho wt eoa
I'nnnmn.hns been taken byCosun
forces. l
Many casualties were Inflicted
tho I'anninan troopu, and the c,
Hlenni took lfiO prisoners. It ), , ,
reports reaching here. C,cncral
olio is marching fom San J0,e ,
2000 men to thn vicinity of Coto
tlm rnoifle end of the frontier bet
Costn Jllcn nml I'nnnmu.
.Sn" Jow. fntn nica. Mnreh ,
(Hy A. IM-IteporU of flKl,fJ ,
tho I'annninn frontier, and th.
nounccment of tho death nf rvt
Ohregon at Coto have moused $
pic of Costn Hion. and largo nim
of men nro yo untoorlng for SCrrl?f
the nrmy. It is Rn, hpro that ('oi
Ohregon'M small delnchniont nt
was overwhelmed by a force- of
I'nnnmnns. l J
There Is some disposition to .r
..ponslbilty for the present fufv
on the I nltod Kfntes GnvernH
being declared that no prr,,Vr.
brought to hoar upon 1'annma to
cure that country's nent tn
frontier arbitration award k.,
down in 101 1 by Chief Justice Tl
1'ananm, March 5. fltv n
Costa Itlcnn forces have ' croM '
ranamn frontier and have overrun
northeastern Kectiou of the province
Hoons Del Toro.
After crossing tho Saxola rtvrr wl
forms tho boundnry between t'npt'a II
and Panama, the Costa Means runt,,
the town of (iiinbltn and ailvan
southward, 'reaching Almirante. twt
miles from tlm frontier. jcterilnv afi
noon. I'norganl7.od I'annninn force
Almirnuto evacuated the (own and
treated without opposition.
A bridge aeros thn Sixoln t
owned by the Cnlted I-'rult Co. basl
hlovyn up, it la prenrtod.
Xntlnnal defense ine.iMirek nn,
final reading in tlm Nntinnnl .!seii
yostordny afternoon, and will bec
laws upon approval by President 1
niK. They authorize the oxpeiKlitur,
?10p,000 for nfniB, tho forma fon (
natlotinl army of whatever htrrngth
rresidont doclde.s. and the flotatior
n ?r,(MI,(H)ll Internal loan for ten ",!
nt 7 cr cent.
HARDING AND HUGH
CONFER ON PANAH
Washington, March ri. fljy , p
Hostllitie.s between I'anninn 'ami C
Ilica was the first subject to occupv
attention today of the new adniitilit
tion.
President Ilnrding had a lone
ferenco with his new seeretarv nf sf
(hiirloH Kvans Hughes, regarding
situation, and they called in John
Wi'okh. the new secretary of war, -had
with him the latest dispatches
to tho conflict between the Cca
American republic;).
Ilofore cnllins on tho President,
Hughes dl-cussed the subject at s
length witli rnder-Hecretarv Davi
the Stnte Department. Henrr
Pletcher, who is to bo the now n'n,
secretary, was present nt this c
foronee, hut did not accompany his c
lo the White House,
When Mr. Hughes left the W
House ho snid there was nothing ti
given out; that he had discussed a tn
ber of subjects with the President.
New Yorli, Marob fi. (Vnior
has boon established on all table a
sages to and from Costa ltica
llolivia, the All-Ainertean Cables I
aniiouticed todny. All mesngos may
in "plain language or the code niiibi
Indicated diplomatic mesaEes
opted," the announcement said.
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