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Captures Robbers
Jersey Conforonoo Felicitates
Nation on Having "Christian
Gentleman" for President
DISTRICT REPORTS READ
Asbury Park, X. J., March 10 -
M'hfnnifli n tnui.ln fl.. liricbnil nl till.
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tnornine's fwsxiiin of thi New Jcrcj I
Mcthoillut Kpiccopnl rnnfrrriici, tin
United States In mnKrntulntril uptm
the Induction Into oflioe of "sucli n
Christian gputloinnn ns Wnrrcn (J.
Harding." Heferenoe wait math- In tin
resolution, which wni iirepnrcd by the
Rev. Dr. ,7nhn Haiitllpy, of I.miic
Branch, nn arm; chaplain during the
war, to the fart thnt l'rcnlilctit Harding
had selected the (ieorgt Wnhlngtim
Blblp In taking the oath of office mill
chosen a verse from the book of Mlchm 1
ns tho watchword of tin iidinlnlitra
tlon. "Jly his rcferpncp to providence, "
the resolution states, "he him committed
hlnrelf to the poKltlve side of Chris
tianity, and we agnt to uphold Ins
hands in the arduous tasks thnt nrc set
before him. tintionnlly, territoriiilh and
Internationally; and wt will do all In
our power, by our prnjers. our loyut,
our Americanism and confidence, to
further his mature plans for the ma
teriat and moral progress of our nation
and of the world."
During the morning session "f the
conference the Itev. l.nwretison Cor
rell, of Trinit Church, Trenton, n
celved word of the denth of his father
Most of the morning section was
taken up with the rending of icport
from three of the di-trlct siipeiln
tendents, the Ilev. .lames I Hills, of
the Xew llninswlck dlstrli t , the He
Alfred Wagg. of the Itrldgeton distrlit.
and the llev. Alexander Corson, of tht
Camden district.
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CONTRACTORS' BILL
Councilman Will Oppose Act to
Make Up Profits Lost
During War
VARE IS NOT INTERESTED
MM.IM M M.MKICKIULD
MJ'HKD (ANXOX
Downtown patrolmen who capttirpil
two window smaslier. aflpr battle
in wliieh Im)Ii robbers were shot
STOKES FILES SECOND SUIT
New York Millionaire Names Cali
fornia Man as Co-respondent
I Xcv York, March 10 Attorneys for
1). Stokes, who i-. suing to di-
Trotest will be mndc by Councilman
Develln ngnlnst u bill which he na
would enable contractors to recover
profits lost on work during the "In
thilMi period" caused by the war.
This measure wili be introduced at
Hirtlsburg Monday. 'The contractors,
it Is snld, contend, that they last heuvll)
be cause after thej bid on work there
were big and unusual increases in the
C'.st of labor ami materials.
Mr Develln, who will be In llnrris
linre Momlii sn 1 :
"I am on'iHised to extending any aid
in ,iiitriii'tnm lieioiiil actual losses sits-
iniiuii. In vluw'of tie circunistnnccs 1
'hink it h fair enough to make up for
loss, .. hut I do not mink on ac 'ount of
mentions that contractor1 should put
in cl.nms for profits.'
Although it was reported that Senator
are was behind this bill, he snld today
it would not Interest him In any way
luiiuiciiilly.
' I understand thnt this bill will be
introduced at the suggestion of tho
State Hlghwns Contractors' Associa
tion he said. "1 think It is only
fair that tlice men who contracted for
work at pre-war prices and were then
compelled to go through with it ufter
the prices of labor mid materials wele
gn'iith increased, should be compensated
lor their losses
"It is in understanding that cities
will not b" affected 1) this measure.
As 1 have no state contracts, it can
In een rendll ttint it would not affect
me one wn or the other."
The senator cited several cases in
which contractors were virtual! -forced
to tin wall on account of aihance In
prices after contracts were entered.
PRESIDENT'S SISTER HERE
Abigail V. Harding. Marlon Teacher,'
Visits Philadelphia Niece
xMlss Abhrnll V. llnnllng, sister of .
the new President, who is pajlng n brief
visit to Philadelphia. Ik not cnlng to let'
the election of her brother to the presi
dency interfere with her chosen life
work school teaching. I
Miss llnnllng, who, with her ntecc,
Mrs. Frank K. Hlggs, of Oakland,
Calif.. Is visiting nt the homo of Mrs.
.lames McClellnn Williams. OWITi Wood
bine, avenue, Overbrook, Is n teacher of
Kngllsh literature in the Marion High ,
School, and she has too great nn In- j
terest In thnt profession to abandon It, i
and nllow herself to become, known I
merely as a relative of Warren ,
Harding. President of the I'nltcd Stnte.
Miss llnnllng Is tall and trimly built, ,
charmingly nt her ease everywhere, nnd
with blue even which besnenk friendli
ness nnd fellowship. She Is very much
PANAMA OBJECTS
TO
WHITE AWARD
Will Not Accept Plan as Basis
of Peace With Costa
Rica
WILL KEEP POLICE IN COTO
lly Uio Associated Press
Washington, March 10. Panama re
fuses to nrccpt the White nward ns a
basis of pence with Costa Illca, It In
forms the Amerlrcnn Oovprntnent In a
RflMIK PflR 190 finn IN N i soldlm arc nlno entitled to $10 n month
DUNU5 rU lU,UUU IN Vt J. fnr cnch moIltIl or frncttoii of a month
In service, tho total nmntint ot any
person's bonus, however, not to exceed
$100.
Tho boniia appropriation will not be
available until duly 1 of UiIh cur, nnd
applications mny bo nbtnlneil from tho
commission nt the' state house, from
units of veterans' organizations, or
from lied Cross chnpters. All appli
cations must bo made within one year
aftnr the bonus act becomes opcrntlve,
or In case tne person Is still In service,
within one year nfter his discharge.
Soldiers and Their Dependents to
Share In State's Bounty
Trtnton, March 10. The New .Ter
wy Foldlers' bonus commission, con
sisting of Adjutant General Frederick
GllltyKon, Htnte Comptroller Newton A.
Uugbec, Htnte Treasurer William T.
Head nnd Major Leonldns Coylc, state
commander of the American Legion. Is
sued n bulletin today which explnlned
In detail the operation of the soldiers'
bonus law, adopted by the Legislature
last year.
The commission estimated that about
120,000 persons were entitled to the
bonus. The dependents of deceased
Boy Has Sleeping 8lckness
Waverly Packer, eleven yearn old,
of 248 Hhnrpnork street, (Icrmantown,
has ben jfl fn tne Jcwlnh it. r.
with a form of sleeping slcknes, ?i'Ul
March 8. Tl.o bor. who I,c" ,
regularly and takes his niedcln ?.1?
must be aroused to do so. 1 " "L1
In a state of stupor at all othiJ i?,a
nnd docs not talk or morvo. " t!m-
Higher Compensation 8upp0rt,d
Ilarrisbnrg, March 10 Tho Hou
commltteo on insurance reported m.J
atlvcly the Oochrlng bill providing l
an Increase from 50, as now, to fift 2
cent of wages in compenmUou tok'
paid for loss of arms, legs, w, , "it5
features of the body in InduVtrUi .lh',:
dents. This Is an amrndmV J' ?! '
general compensation law. "
Impressed with our parks here, nnd Is note mode public today by the State
looking forward to another visit when Department.
she can see the famous landmarks nf The note Is In reply to that sent to
history. She Is leaving this afternoon I Panama and Costa lllca last Saturday
for Buffalo, where she will make a short
visit before returning to .Marlon. .Mrs.
lllggs will go from here to Washington.
"Of course,' said .Miss Harding jes-
One Sabbntli On!, Is Mor.iii
Following the declaration of Dr. F.
TV. Johnson, of Newark. tati sicr'
tary of the Lord's Day Alliance, tli.it
"there is room for only one Sabbath In
this stnte, and thit Ik the Christian
Sabbath," the conference is expected to
j'Oss a resolution expressing the oppo
sition of the conference to a bill in
troduced in the Legislature asking thnt I u. ,
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me nnuuuii iin oe urviurru n-gm ii"i- . ... . o, .
idav for Hebrews. hr-i Mrs. Helen l.lwoo.l Mokes, an
Dr. Johnson said that the alliance iioiit 1 in court -.cstcrd.i thnt papers
had been charged witli endenvormg to were v.rnl on Mrs. Mokes a few ilas
introduce a Puritan Sunday. "In in I ago in a new divorce action in which,
opinion." he said, "one old 1'uritnn the s,de co-iespondent is Ldgnr I.
father, with his broad -brimmed hut and Wallace a San Francisco oil operator
somber ghrb. is worth more to the civ- who lhcd in 11117 in l'.a-t Thlrt -fifth
illzntlon of America than 10.000 of the street, nnd is al eg-H ti tunc iner .Mrs. , one-nct idny nnd dancing.
modern sort." The tight to preserve Stokes there. 'Miej wt re lneims ueion :,.,' "i....... ,i mr ,n l. decorated to
her marriage. ., ,,.,.,,, il. courtroom of Cosino de
The attorncs for Mr MoKes nsKeu . . , . , riorc-nce was
I the ,ourt -ome time ngo for perinis-ioti ; th. I.-iKlir of its power. A gorgeous
toniiKiid the complaint niu! include Mr. """.., ,, miil nt OI1P rd. and
Wallace in tlie list ol co-respoui em-. , ,.,, ,.m i, lk,,n i,. l)r.
i Wnrrcn Luiid. dean of the architectural
'hooI Tin- crowds will be composed
PLAN PAGEANT AT PENN
School of Architecture Will Give An
nual Ball on April 4
AnnounceiiiMit is made nt the School
of Ari'jAis'turi of the CnlviTsity of
Pciuis. ir-nia thnt the architects' ball
will be held this year on April -J. and
will be known as the Florentine Pag-
ti',.. l.-.ll this eiir will be held In the
nieiiitcetiirul building, nnd will include
b the Stnte Department demanding 1m
mediate eesstion of hostilities nnd was
made public without comment.
Panama agrees to the retirement of
terdny, "I expect to go back and forth , Its troops sent to Coto nfter the np
between Washington nnd Marlon, but penrnncp there of Costa Illcnn forces,
1 shall continue to mnke my home with but it announces Its Intention to keep
my father. And, besides, 1 wnnt to the civil nnd police authorities In Coto
continue my work. I have always been where they were prior to the break
Interested In teaching, and I think those, hetw pen tho two governments, Fcbrti
who like It should continue to tench." nry 21.
I Costa Rica already has withdrawn
CAI I d PROM WIMnnW 'her troops from the disputed territory,
r-ALLS rnum vwinuun , nm, hng ugTCcA t0 ft tcttlomcnt on tnc
basis of the White nward. Panama,
Cleveland Lawyer Found In New nv t,P withdrawal of fits troops, has
York Will Recover . restored tho status ntio, but it Is un-
,. ,. . , ., , ,, i t ' derstood that the Lnlted States will
New otH Marc! 10 ByA. P.) , , t thc ,, wItll.nlwl
. .fV'". ,Cr"etUirir f Vm Jo from the disputed terrltorv of the civil
iIi1irU.)tnlrI;n to nw York n mon?h RovMnmont In order to clear the way
land, who enme to cw nrK a month i , , f fii n,ii,rlot,t
ngo with his wife to consult Hpeclnllsts completely for finnl adjustment.
for his nervous trouble, was found ly-
ing on the sidewalk near his rooms1 San .lose. Costa lllca, March 10.
...-!.. ..i- iliv A. P.l Demobll zatlon of the
A revolver containing one unfired Costa Hlcnn army which crossed the
cartridge and no empty shells wns found ' Pnnnmaii frontier nnd drove forces of
In his rooms were rounil unit country duck ior iipwnru oi iri-
the sanctitx of the Sabbath was win-1
ning in nil niirts of thc stnte, declared.
Dr. Johnson.
hv his'sldp.
wo notes, one unsigned nnd rending:
"(Jentlcmcn : Despondency, induced
bv ill health, the reason."
' Tho other wns signed "Hill." nnd
addressed apparently to his wife. Thc
second note also Intimated suicide.
Police be'lee Miller went to n lire
escape in the apartment building nnd
either jumped or fell. At llellevue
Hospital it was said he probably would
recover.
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Girl Barred as Wanderer Witness
Chlengo. March 10. (Ily A. P.)
Julia Schmltt. sixteen years old. who
was one of the chief witnesses for the
state in the first triul of Curl Wanderer,
when he wns charged with the murder
of his wife, yesterday was barred from
testifying nt Wanderer's second trinl on
a charge of slaying the "ragged
stranger" with -whom he wiik alleged
to have nrranged n mock hold-up.
tv.five ml es. hns been ordered by the
gm eminent. The soldiers who captured
Almlraute. and Inter retired In con
formity with the request of the I'nltcd
States, arrived nt Puerto Llmon on
board a steamer esterdny,
Thc Cnstn Ulcan units which were at
tacking tho PannmanH near Coto, on
the Pacific end of the frontier, nrc on
their way bnck to Puntn Arenas, Ad
vices received here state they had suc
ceeded in cutting off the Pnnaman forces
there, but retired ns soon ns orders were
received.
Then is much favornble comment on
tin action of the new American ad
ministration in quickly ending thc con
flict with Panama,
Geneva.. March 10. (lly A. P.)
Panama's note to the League of Nations
dealing with that country s conflict with
Costa lllca, which was received here
ye'terday, was made public today.
Trenton District Prospering
The Upv Melville T'. Sn.wler. super
intendent of tho Trenton district, gnu
his annual report vestcrdny in which i
he stated that during the Inst six years
the increase in full members had hern '
more than -.100, nnd 0(10 probationers
have been reported. The Sundn school
enrollment remains the snme. he nid
The disciplinary benevolences show an
increase of ,(ll,7t.1 for five enrs. being1
six tlmps as much as they were in P.il
while nil benevolences and other cash
items show an increase of $"-.071. Sev-'
enteen apportionments were raised in
nml
hew
when
slllt wis
of co-respondents
IHTIlllssiotl wns ueiueil tin
titi. I. It was s,nil an
... ... iii I . mill I lie crowns win oc comi"'s, n
application probably would be made o flf" ,'. ,,,., musicians, courtieis
consolidate the two suits nnd have them , ' ' . ", j,,,V
trusl togeth.r nt this time. T(. .,,,.; viI ilP the first event
SERVICE CONCERNS EXEMPT
Research Bureau Says Property
Worth $7,488,540 Was Untaxed
Public service corporations were er
empt from taxation last vear on prop
of the evening, follow oil by dancing,
which will be interrupted Inter on b
the presentation of a one-act play, "The
Duke of Fiesol."
full in 101.1: in llt'JO a total of .). out I ,,tx assessed at .7.4s..Hn. the lliireau
of a possible 427 were raised in full. I ,.f .Municipal Itesenicli pointed out to-
The value of the church and parson- I ,IM in rP,,wlng the causes that led
age property in trie district nas in- . .....v, .,.,.,.,
creased about $1i'J,000. The current
expenses show an Increase of S'J4.000 '
nnd JIIS.'-MIO has been tuid on church I
debts. $1.10.!i:i7 sivnt for buildings and ,
improvement. There hns been nn in
crease of $--..100 in pastoral support,
which bi .10 per cent more thnn it was t
in 101.1. an nveruge increase of about i
$400 per man. thp average salary now
being SI. 127 .10. as ngainst $D1W .10 in
101.1. Kverv church in tlie district has I
increased its pastoral support, the sup
erintendent snid
Tlie bureau lunde no recommendations
in the mutter, stating that the prob
lem was escii'duigl complex nnd thnt
it could be viewed rroiu nuincious an -gles.
Exemption of such piopertv. it was
stated, was not the result of consti
tutional provisions, hut devi loped from
judhiiil decisions, siiine going its fur
back ns IS'J.1
SENIORS TO DINE AND DANCE
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
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M.rrlt .shr. 17 In N. Till Mt nnd Ilo.ie
liltttmiin. -14 f". l"rivnklln ut
I.llniHul II Nl hoN. Cnrnnn I.. I., and Corn
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Ilnr lliuiilr i!13n Sinniir nl . (md I.jlali
M FiHKh ST.'fi K I'nin t
rdH.iril Hell Wotnlirest. N J., nnd Ilnse
Mi lhr i-'nmdpii
John V Turrhl. soT .s 11th st . and l.ltlrla
Huv llo. 11T.-. H Ilth st
I. -i X Kuhn J41T N 3.M st nnd Mae
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U. of P. Students Continue Celebra
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Remarkable Program of Violin Music, "ill "oininuc th. ir festivities ins . te
n nt wiiii ii i nt ii i 1 1' nn i i 111111 un u
1 The hr-t will !' to visit the revival of
"Kmiinie," win re the have a block nl
seals reserved.
i'ollowing th" show, tin ft-tlve gind
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J.ouis iinbnwltz. it talented Oung
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reeitnl of violin niuiic to n fnir
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central offices. As explained at that time, it is
a low burr-r-ing sound followed by a distinct
pause and then a renewal of the burr-r-ing
sound. It continues until the telephone you
called answers, or you hang up your receiver,
or the operator tells you they do not answer.
The ringing signal should not be confused
with the familiar "busy" signal which is a much
shorter and louder "buzz -buzz -buzz." The
latter is a very distirict indication that "the
line is busy."
The ringing signal gives you definite audible
notice that the work of connecting your tele
phone with the telephone you are calling has
been performed by the operator and that the
called telephone is ringing.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
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