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ANTl-DRYS SEEK
Will Lay plans Before Thoir
Clubs, Says C. C. Hinck
ley, Secretary
DENIES BREWERY BACKING
0. C. llincklcj. secretary of tlie s
roelntlnti Agnint th" rrnh(liltn
Amendment, cnmc hero frutn Wii'liinc
ton toilny to confer with rhi1nuVl.lil,i
members f the nrenni.nttoti
Ho .nli tluit iilnii were linK inl'
for locnl ntnl t:ito (lrininlwitiiMis whti'i
would nrl in liniiii"iiy with th" nn
tionnl boH In its rninpiilBti f"r t lie r.
pcnl of the iiltp.'ic net
"It i the plnn "f the ii- ' i
organize nimij. th" ntnc tni "n 'ii '
the Anti -Hnlooti l.rnBHc ip,rnt'I .' h.
expliiltied.
"There lire mure tlinn 100 mem
ben in riiilnilclplilii nml ' nl". l '
man active members in other nn
.113(1 cities- thmuKhmit tin ctnto.
"Kcnrts will he mm!"' to present our
plan to nil thr women's clubs, mi th
rolnpn voters wl under ctiiiid tluii mr
fight I bni'(l iiinf mi uu Aincriuiu
law.
'"I wnnt it to lip understood nWn tli.it
no broucrs, distillers or others that luuo
been Intprpscd in the liquor business
wilt bo nccopted ns .titii; members.
'The noc:itl(iti s iitiiini-1'il bilokins
and votlnc membership includes votir.
who arp welkins for thp principle tlint
their Illicit nnd freedom hnvc lie. n
tampered with l tin- prohibitum
amendment nnd the Vo!mo;ii enforce-I
mrnt nt '
"Captain W II S-iiMon. "f Unit
more, founder of the ns-oi iiition. "ill
bf in Philadelphia In n feu d-v " i
further plans for a hie nia--m "inta j
faprc wltlilti the next mcntli
IVrslfor Krnzir, 1.V". Spruce -tr. t
one of the lenders iu Hip nnti pridiilu
tlon movement, enld :
"An nit which I utieiiforiraMr i
wnrse thnn mi net nt nil. We .nil
for.v-p n d v.h"ii. fi"in Mnine i
California, no man run be elc. ted to I
cflice who fawir the pre-ent prohibition (
farce.
Dr. Charle- I'. Hart, of I ho-mut
Hill. ald that ho would aid the asso
ciation Iti ever wai possible.
"I do not drink li'l'ior of imj kind
myself." s,ud 1'r Hurt. "1111! 1 nm
thoroiiEhly oppo.od to the continuance
of a law' re-ulatl'is citizens' pirMUinl
habit" which .annot ! infnieeil. l'cr
nonally, 1 strongl npimnv the View.
expressed b. the Ue Ir. Conwl in
fovor of lihoYiiti.inz 'he enfor. ciiient law
and removal ot tl.e Imn on at luist lieei
and wines
Kiniilat ii" s win- . tpr. 1 b I r
Charle S l'otr- 'juls ( In stnni strict ,
Dr. (.'oilier K Martin Ir Haitnn '.
Hirst and Harrison I i1 r. 11 lawyer.
2102 I)e I.nnce Htri'et
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS
MISSOURI PACIFIC RULING
Conviction of Discrimination
In
Freight Rates Sustained
WaAhlngton. April 11 Mi A I 1
Conviction of the Missouri I'acit'n
Railroad Co for iolatniK the Mis.oi.ri
frelftht diKcrlinination law a sus
tained todaj by the Supreme t'onrt.
CharRe were broucht against the mil
rod by the MctJrew Coal Co . which
alleged Unit the carrier lind Molated the
statute bv ohnrcinc Klxt-live cents per
ton for ..unlns; coal from MmicU to
Blackwater. a distance of sixt mil
while nt Hip same time hanlinit c.uil
i!
.from Wavcrly to Kansas Citj, t!.'!
miles for fort) cnt 11 ton.
The court nlfirnicd decrees of Call
forma courts upholdiiiK assessments
made bv the San Joaquin rei lamation
board to pay for construction t con-
trol river tloods. l'roert) owners hnd
appealed on the ground that the board 1
was without legal authority
tn make I
such nn assessment.
The lioundar l twen Oklahoma nnd
Texas follows Hie south bank of the lie.)
river, the mult h'lil in dcciiling the
dispute between tin two suites
67th Congress
Begins Session
Oontlnurd from I'uicm Onr
in session and road to roeehe com
munications from him The Senate then
adjourned until L' .In o'c'in k Th tirt
le8lon lasted lust srvintion minutes
A conference of UopuMlciiti senators
tomorrow was i ailed today bv Senator
TiOdge to adopt the slutc of cominltt.e
iisignnn nis airanged b a lonferen.
(Ommitt(e I!ei'iliso nf ltopublK nn pre
ponderani e it is pn.p. s.( to Imv sit
tfn Instead of fifteen senators on tn
ten major rninmioo... 'IU- would re
quire an amendment to ,i ni'e adopt.'!
a (ar ago and s,,ni, Ii. mm rati .. mi
tors are in. lined to i vie , ihi
matter olio s I,, for. t i" ."nil i.ite
thl.s we. k
CONVICT EX-AUTO DEALER
Jmes A Van Dyke Found Guilty
on Two Charges of Fraud
.Tamos , ni l' alii, Inseii'i
Collins, ng.n
'. tl'ent
pending.
two hills
i barging
is found
"f indicini.il' m
fraud and fni
guilt .n t .. .
Vo 1 i. ,.lii I,, f
was biougi fi
Distrn i 'i. 1 1
Voung ntt. i i,
i'i I 'mi mill I 'niir'
' ids. ,-l.ull Collins
sii'i 1'rnii is. ii 'iv
1 1. 1.. me Sam i.'
II "si Ml fill 'OSl
cont as ii ' igiti' .
fence was i. r r-' d i
frnni J'l-IOI S M '
Milling lirgUII C,t nil '
Jin nppoiii
It Wlls test ' l I. .InsC, , J l' ,t.),.-K
Jr. of 1M I v.ir'li Km fo.nl -f.
.ind W'nlt.- I.h ..f .'sp; ng,in t,
raci tlmt Van I ki i i'. ,- d i t
tnobilo sn'i room at 'IL'lii Mini., in.
took th. ir nrs I In t I i'i '
paid f-r dioi,, e imnn, a ,r
sale for tlie ear ,n i a. ' in.. i
said, upon giiiig 'li ! v tier- i,is ii.
for ton days wlvch In i ,uid
have met w hen due
I t
Two w 'ir. n and fnuri'M nt .. i
were tend to t.stif -i n Ji,k"
ctptured it was .mil l.iiH'i-i a j, i
hts In Sin I nineise , was iimpr
rroneous iiupi .-H'li Hon i,i. ,i
ward for his . .ipture and mf.u i . d
him.
DISCUSS HOUSING
lie
P
Lxperts Speak at Conference at
Emergency Aid Rooms
IT'i isiiig nnd h.'illili wa. (isci.ei
tbls it'ti nm "ii at the Mmnlav (onfir
encc in the ass. nihil room of the Kiner
geiuy Aid .".'I South Kightoentl, street j
The speaker- in. 1'idnl .l.ilm olltOl
(hiof of t! . -tnti hiirea I of In.u-iiig ',
.lohn A Vngi ly.li i lib f of tl.e till
liclpnl tm i ( a ii of ho'ilth Dr llaiinii'
J,, llartnr iiiiei or the uivisiou . i
child li)gieni nnd lb r mini N.winan,
director nf the I'hlhldelphia I lousing
Anisociation.
Koiinetli I M Ii .1 v loviowod the
progress of legislation ut Iliirrisburg.
AID FROM WOMEN
fcjrrfHtVv
Admitted by Court
fr
Tii(iMro
TAKES HIGH COURT OATH
Tlllle Thompson, City's Youngest
Lawyer, Broadens Her Practice
Mis Tlllle S. Thompson this iit'
ouiiK0Kt hwer. was admitted to the
bar of Iho State Supreme Conn toiliy
nt Clu Hall The oath was adminis
lerivl bv Chief .tntico on M...liis
ker
M s. Thompon was ndmilied to the
bar of the CoMimon I'lens Court Sep
tember LT! Inst year, her tw-cntv -lirst
blrthda' S'i. 1- 11 graduate of Sra
tils. I one i' ami pnnc( her bir c
niniiintions Inst June. She lues at
(Din Sp-m stteet
I have been looking forward to tht
for .1 Ions tunc,' Mis, Thompson said
utter she had taken the oath. ,
FIREMEN SAVE FAMILIES
.,
Narberth Men Carry Wives and
Children From Apartments j
A number of tliriilinc lescties were'
nind. . one tireuinii was seerel burned 1
and seven were overcome b stnokp in1
a blare which swept the Arcade pait- j
ments, Ilnverf.ir.l and K.se avenues.
Narberth. late yesterdav afternoon
The Nnrbi rti firemen were spurred ,
on to unusual effort by tlie fact thnM
man) of their families lived in the'
npnrtment house Several llremeii car- '
ried out of the burning building their)
w ives and children I
The (ire Juried in the basement, used 1
n a storeroom for tie Main Line Shoe
Storp. winch 01 1 upics the first floor. I
title ot tie inist difficult rescues wan I
that of William New bins, a firemen,!
who burned while in the 1 pilar. !
lie was nei-eiinic bv Kinokc almost at
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1 fKUv'RIUyjH
1 mmmMmsmmsm
I Miss TIM.ir. s
I
the sum.' time, and his faint cries for.ii.,
I'o'n wore li'.ir.l by two other llrcinen. i
Ta)lor Henri and Alfn
two fought t tit ir wn)
flames nnd -tii'ikc nnd
','. : "
tnrouRh Uio
arne.l the in- .
juiTtl man to safct). Then
1 .. 1
.i i
in. me
lill.se 1. s
Two of the residents of the house,
an aged woman nnd her three. venr-ob!
granddaughter, are soriniil) today
as a result of shock They are Mrs.
Anna I'lc I; and I'.vehn. Hoth were
rescued b) Mr. Kleck's on. one of
I lie firemen, assisted by his brother,
lieorge I'lcck
WOMAN PUTS DUTY FIRST
J Mrs. Llpplncott, Despite Sick Son
Refuses to Ask Jury Discharge
Mrs ,i li.-rtrnni l.ipplnentt, 171
l.ipplnentt.
ciin-r -ireei, nas nm asKcil to lie ex
ciiseil frmn jiir (lute ,n Kiiito .if the
fact
that s, hu. s,. son ,, lionie.
The fa
Iwounio knuHii to'lnv when
both Mr
I.ipplnciti und .Mrs. ,1
Illlinpt'Oi Moore, wife of the Mn
ir.
'again vveio tcmporaril excusod from
' jur dut in .ludge Iiarrntt's mrt.
f-oinni.m I'iens, N J. where the have
I reported . .,,, dai fm tin- last week.
OS in KQ, .Ms l.lplllllOtt
iild w.th an n i r of relief "I haw. a
-lek son at home an.) I want to spend
eoi moment that I can nursing him "
1 Mrs Moon- incepted the order stole
in'l
I 'Il'iwoM't she icmnrkod making
I lor win out of th" court room, "as long
n I do i omo down I re-ill would like
the chance to get on the jurv.
Judge llnrrntt cseiised nil veniictnon
sh.irtl afioi i-oiu t rnti! nod nt 1(1
i. i '.iik as the ij.i being tiled would
r n 'hroiigli the (la
SAVE POLICE A SEARCH
Supposed Auto Thieves Go to Hos
pital and Are Arrested
Th i eo men wen- inn
pi lis.ir of the I'ulv. 'in'
ted in -l.e
Ilospnul
niL'ht on iisii nm ot sti tiling a iimtor-
Mir whiih the iir" iluirg'd with dn
.tig whil. Inlnxiciit.'d
Tin are Joseph S li'ltrnn, Man
tin stri'i near Twcit -lth .lames
I . I( own 'at Inn mo sin nt n n r T ci
't sixth ami H't,r 1. king. r. W.i.si, .
trei I He, ir 'I'ue'll I -s. lh
The .nut isiin ih. ho-pital. ni(..id-
lug to tin i" .tin tn git nn dical treat
I men! t..r (I III . n win. sfi. I,, had In .
strin k I. a in .I. .nar No mark. u!.
l.e f.i.nd "in 'ii- ..i( Thei win h-
I In I'll'
at" I t. ;
III"
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In ii
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H
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. - up. troio il '
t a 'i
(I I'.r n i..n i
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' iieariiig.
SUSPECT ARSON ATTEMPT
Camden Restaurateur Finds Burned
Oil in Kitchen
V '; ' H i' ,i'.' n 'I nl in .. n w ti
ll - " i i "I In M it I,i f. u I en j, npotn i
' i- ii,i,i in o. MarKit -tru't,
' n" ''"'I. Hi i' n lo.'K tin. morning
I'l ill. k t- !- n aicnrd'tig i" th. r'
port in' inN'l I" lh- t'nn d'n polii e
h" I'.iind k rns, p. .pnnk'i'l aboul lln
t."'i IP ii ii. ..tin" (ii. tn. of the
-h"!, i.nung liifi .iit.'inl and il not
und rstai.d how th" ml .an,, to h
pn ,r. d "ii the tl"or
In Mi.ral plin os there ., . re burnt
put. a here simie iiii (iid i nb nl
turd tn start a tin nhn I. ha. I f.ul" 1
t" sta ligrinl
I Th" r"-l.'iiiriint is in r.ne of iho ,i,.
ni . siein.ps ,,f ('annlen nnd i i
i . ighl.orhn.nl ..f mam lurg'
i'l
plant-
KOI l( ll.M l TI(IN
liTiCii' inililii r Oniric r.o
, i " '"" 'l' '"If '"' tui w
f(, . K ImIiii. I I ItiuM .1 l-i- - ' I I
, , i r't.. pi. -v..'.ri ' ir . r, ,
,n1 I lll r-'lll .nB S," ,i I pi
wl i r r in.rti, ' h" ' ' i
r. oireinrt I. II" r-i -
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il. im ...I'll r in.
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nil . -m t I''. ' III' ' s
fH . ,. p.'i V
I . ! .1. ti T - I ' i I i
'i nv! " .s . I. i
r i Tu ' n n
ii. fori l'1 'mf . ii -lei
n ..n Ihe ftnrk !r ana
I us ilp plan .our 'iinm
V rttM . r i h nu
ll IVrr.iH I.t'iipril cnt.
Itiirl, l,luni
Mini.. 1.11 ( In-sliii.t tl. I'hlluilrli.liiu lii
1I
V'J'
EVENING PUBLIC
BRTSH
STRIKERS
MEET MINE
Wfitre Parlov Likolv to Avert'
"Industrial Alliance"
Walkout
LLOYD GEORGE IS MEDIATOR
It) Hie sMttlntril Tress
lindoti. April II. HritltOi mine
owners and their striking employes
r-oifptrcd for nn hour nt the Hoard nf
'! rnde tins morning on 11 possible set
Moment of the (ontroveriy which led
in the miners' walkout lnt week. The
cotiforeti"o adjourned at noon until 1
o'clock this ifteriioou Hubert S.
II rif 'win. ellor of Iho exchequer, pre
side.! r' unites ,,f thr. rot of the miners'
disniii 10 the coiintrv. including the
loss of nniMin"il coal, unpnid wnges, de- I
creased i-iiilwn t ruHic nnd the cost of 1
etui rgi nc incisures, place the bill
which the imintr l pnylng because of
the strike at nearl) 111,000.000 about.
S(VJ ".(10.00(11
Leaders of the "Triple Alliance" of
labor. lew the situation as ((insider-I
alilv 'Improved John Robert ('lynei. 1
chairman of the parlinmcntnrt part), is
(pioted as saung a solution of the prob.
Ictn could be found
The Dull Herald, oignn of labor,
declared "the first round lias been won
In labor." adding t lint reports of rail
men opposing the strike were untrue or
grosilr exiigcotnted
Minors Tolerate IMiinpltig
Information his nnihcd the govern
ment. sns th- London 1 itne.s, thnt
owrvwhrvc but mi l'lfesliire the miner
nre ohserMiig iti-triictloiin from their
ollici.tls not to interfere with snfety
niensuns nnd pimping, which hne nl-
lend been hi gun in South Wnlcs and
os..( here
I'rlme Ministir l.lo)d fjoorge. sug.
gest. .it todii s conference that the
nwiieis gin- full presentation of their
ciisi . staling way inc. considered wage
inductions instilled, nftcr which the
miners" counter-i hums should be fully
presented
lie proposed thnt the Illinois then
debgnte si men to meet sit representa
tives of tin owners, with or without
gincriitiK nt represc ntntics present, "to
begin the eaniiiintinii of possibilities,
and report to their reppootiw con
stltiiencies Mr. Lloyd George told
the 11 iticis and the owners;
"We lne de(inilcl) concluded thnt
we ii.iibl not recommend to Parliament
that wi (.intitule paying profits to the
owners, and 1 if owners to the men from
the general lavs of the countr."
Would lie Fair to Until Sides
In setting f..rt Ii the government's de.
mi.s !,, the i.iiiferces, tin, prime mm
Istcr ii.(l
"l'lrst, lot the mine owners present
then .as,, fur th. ir new scale. The)
should put their 1 me full). Thou tlu
mm. is should present their ens... or
of the owners' new demands
schemes or plans the ma
i.i. ..
nine -tntiiiK tiieii-cuse lull. and ' utor-
llu. in,0 ,. lnI,, ,n.lttnr ,.xl,austnel
i,,,.i, .s,r-
",. unM1 ilisp (vo r ciiint
r lire-
I lltnii'llts In lie the basis upon which
we .an eufmiii.' the whole situation on
.itk sides, s,, thnt s!. l. fij
i informed what the Usuos nnd counter
issues jir... Then 1 suggest that jon
'intrust I., n small lu.rlj tl xniiiinatinn
of thus- iropoals -a ipntc iiifurmul
bod nnd n unite Inlorinnl eMiininntioii
I -and Unit this smnll md hhoulil re
I port afterwaid to the full bod; here,
j ami that tlun we should endeaior to
I arrne nt u doi-ispm."
The miners' ixetutive board con
lorrnl for some rinic after the molt
ing One f, its icprcscntatncs sUid the
.situation was more honoful and then
' was no ilnuger of a "Triple Alli.iinc"
strike tomorrow niijlii
Berengarla's Sailing Canceled
l,oiidnii, Apul H I', A. 1. i -ilr.brs
rnnoliiiK th" sailing nf the
giant steamship Iterengnria. formoi-U
the Imp. inter now nt Ilobokcn. N. .1 .
lui'e hi n .abled b the 'unnr( Line
The Ms., i uas t,, have snllid f.u
outhiiuipton on A tn I 1."
WOULD PAY EVEN SHYLOCK
2'18-Pound Schoolboy Hikes Far to
Keep Weight Down
s'' ii l I I nn i . a IM1-pound s( s .
nt' n-
II oll'l
bike, a
dupi'N
it -i. I.I s,.hoioi, nt II'JilJ 1 Mn
r" t prniticos long-ditaiii
i leans of keeping tiU :ioir
vitli'ti limits."
i 'i -I Msteidaj fiom a lifteon
' to Atl.intic t'ity. Ills "gain
s ..f four iun(ls
II. l-U 'I
liour jBui"
W is .i r ss
I .('II I'll
III i '.111'' I
nt .". :;(0 o clo. k J'rnlii;
ilheil ricas.intiillc, N.
i.l
1 llio
I' I
' 'llllg
inn n l"i
The
nf till
nct da.
iouriif,
he inaili
b 7 :'-'."i
the
1 t t month Samuel hns
i' 'i hik"s, one other to
lid ii third to Iti'iiiliug.
II
III"
I'll
Wl I
tin
s
Ills v . ight fell off hbtllll pounds,
ii I. -a, is good i onipeiintioii fm
lh ir.iwh'l.
STRIIHK RY TAyiPflR fllPQ
, 1 ""-- "- ,
Driver Surrenders to Police Follow-1
Ing Accident t
Ii.il
..il !
Monn, tlurt-toiir ii'.ir.
Wharton street, was lniurcil
a i.-uicili last night nt Hrond
rth stteets He died slnutlv
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f.i
K '.
ii ' I
i.ft.t
ard
'II. .
Whi'i,.,
. ,i 1 1 inh
ami I .ir
arr ngin
... Ill' , I'll, l,.l ."SI I
ah was driven by Willi, nn
. "f I Minion. N .1 Whilinan I
-I to police of the Seventh
. I t. l streets flutloli I le wu
I i dn before .Magistrate Mi
( Mini! I'olii'c station, an
prison w iilmiii hail tn
.f the ci.roni r
KAI'TAI.I.IS .AHKNtl
. I. ii'
"a " ii .1 in prison vviiIh.ui bail to
await i .. ,i in. ii of the ci.roni r
i C
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LEDG.llHlLADJiJJJMlA) iUUXIMX
LIMERICKS ARE OVER;
FANS CAN NOW TURN
TO NEW MOVIE PAGE
Daily Film Magazine an Innovation Suggested by
Contestants Themselves Last of Awards
Will Be Made This Week
He Can Pay for
Frederic A. Cantwcll nearly lost his
happy homo winning the limerick prize.
Ho used to settle down to business nhout
ten nnd any nipht at twelve out at the
Cantwcll homo nn ftyrim? street, you could
hear the follow incr dialoKue not-so-play-fully
innkitiK trips between the sittinp;
room and the second-story bn"k: She:
"When are vou coming to bed?" He:
"Not till I finish this."
And he didn't!
LIMERICK NO. 07
While doinfj a perilous scene
For a movie, Miss Hazel Hotline
Was shot in the fitiRcr,
Cried she, "I can't HiiRer"
Thus a Colt nut the gnat of the
qnccn.
Well, fans
going to sin
no ill's time wo are
riUi:HS- the Hmnln'
lim'riik lonictt is mei mi saw the
last one Satuida Tins week w will
litiMi the dull iiwanling of. prices nnd
then curtain'
The old lim'riek fditni s kend ma lie
bald, but his heart lui been warmed
In lh" enntiiei with thoiisniitls of gooil
N'lts rln 11.1 -people whom lie would
like tn lunc met but cmililu'l, folks who
Inilgl.oil wiih him and nt him, und some
times scolded him ; but who, neverthe
less', took the whole thing in the best of
spitit.
lint wo aren't going to let this per
sonal contact end bote. Wo linve pro
pan d something f..r the fans which we
believe will please i hem even bettor
than I l'o ti'iiipnr.irv lim'iicl; contest -and
it was the fan. themselves who
Miggi'stcd it tn us It's in th,. paper
tod'iv I,ook il .nor and tell us what
oii think of .1
It is a l.IM PAtii: 01' MOVIP,
i:ws wn MiiiNi: ri:..
TI'IMIS. whiih will keep mn conslnntly
informed of wbnt is going on ill the
world of fllmdiuu. toll on what your
favunic stius aie doing, liow the.v did
this it thai stnrtling bit of work, an
swor nui iiirs inn., about them, give
ou their latest phntngrnphti for your
scia,)h(iok and-on, ,i u.l cver.vthing.
I'"ans .Siiggesled the Idea
Vorv carlv in tin. (ontcst wo no
ticed that ever, tine we wrote a lim'
riek nboni the umvies the uumlier of
answers jumped avvnv up. Tor one of
tlioso movie lun'iieks wc received the
startling total of TWKNTV-TWO
TiiiirsAM) tiiiiui: iirxnitnij
AM) I-'IKTV answers. Think of it '
There have om a number of lim'riek
iniitcsts conducted in various parts nf
the (ountr.v, but this number of re
plies breaks all known t coords.
N'ntnnillv, that -ot us thinking. Wo
experimented liver. now and then
wo put in a lim'riek about movies, nnd
each time the losiilt showed us that
lini'riokcrs are movie fnns So we sat
back and thought snmctliiiig like this:
"Ilcie. these people nre crav about
movies, same as .vou and the old othce
cat arc. The lim'ricks eati'i last for
ever, lint these friendships voii're
making now can Inst tliiough life, and
the onlv wa.v to be worth. of a friend.
is to try to tro.it 11 mi the vvn.v he wants
to be treati il
"And evident!) movie stufl is a treat
to Hiosn new fi lends of vour So give
it to 'cm. tiivc cm all the. want of it.
(live 'em mnio than nnybod. else has
ever gien thcui In foro."
So bore il is toda' You'll find it a
little further back in the paper on a
left-hand page Wo'te going to h.ne
this big fcatuic r'i:il DAY. and wo
aie the tirst in vvs,,i,er III the Coiintrv
SAILOR BLOWS OUT GAS.
FORGETS TOCLOSE JET
He and Sleeping Companion Near
Asphyxiation as Result
.lust liofon going to bed at iiiiiluigh'
Snturdi in the loom of u hotel nt
7- Hin i .treet .lackson ('. Dorse; ,
a snjnr on the Tinted States battle
ship Now Hampshire, blow nut the gnu
He fulli inti'iidrd, lie declared )cs
terdiiy in ihe llahneinaiin Hospital, to
close tin let lint overlooked this detail.
I'lank 1 '.in I seventeen (iits old. a
"build)" on i he siinie vessel, hnd gone
In shop leloie Direr) blew out the
light
At !i o', loi k )oston!n) moining 1'aul
woke up with a choking niiilnm in
his tin. ml and staggered I" the lir-t
Hour of the hotel, where he inllnpsed.
The poller nf the Kloveiith and Winter
slie.ts .latum were untitled, und both
sin'nis taken to the Iliilincm.iiiii llos
,,tal
i'u,i,
treit. 1
re Dorsey'h condituui is smi
'l.s
as disL'haixcil nfnr being
lie told the polln- that the
Xii-sni;: i i, iiceiili'iitui. I cii. live .Mr
I. ute 'i i. -tioiied Dure), who .aid il
had b. i ii.etel) uu oversight that had
iiii."i i'i uiiir-iiHpli)iniioii Acinnl
ing i ihi detective, in itln r of tin
s.iiloi i nl hi'. 'ii drinking
HARRIS' CONFESSION
OF MURDER A
HOAX
Self Accused Slayer Breaks Down
and Admits Inventing Story
l.ulf.tlo, N. V.. Apul 11 'l'.i
I' 1 .11 in. c(l Hint lt" II 11 1 1. 1 .til
tie irutli in icpuiliatiin; In. oiifcison
f . inplicit in tlie inuriliT of losepli I
II Piwcll in Now Is I.i -1 .I11111 .
foriui 1 i;.icrnni' Clini'lcs S Whitman
in. I 1 11 1 it n in Arthur ('nic. of the e
. .1 i. inline department, toilax imtilicil
ln-tri 1 Attoi nc t!u 1. Moore ami
1 I1"1!'.' Chief HlKKins that their 111
, ti r. .1 in the pi Miner had 1 eiise.l
I Tlie iicrw which ciiriuil llarus
I thnmcli RrilliliK 1 ross cxaiiiinnUoiisi
iilt.r Lis arrest inst i ciiii.'sii u i,vm.
plci. 1 Mitiishcil todnv. As he IiiIKkI to
Mi Whitman and confess. , tlmt ln;
I'lv.ll minder stor was inniKliiative,
In. 'one slimilt w llh einotl'in and n- .
uu! nines he expressed a wish to die
llains hIiowciI plninli." .ml ,Mr (
liitiuaii, "that he lind nut the slight
r 1 Uiiiiwledue nf the fads in ihe i;ir
111 1 M 1 pi w bill In1 had r ml 111 Hie '
i.essiiiiers " 1
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in .f t.rn 1. ti rri.'.iiil im in mi put
1 liimli nil Apt II 1 ntiininlrn; 1 till.
41 ilix In 'iliilinimi mil mad In
I i.n 11I1 " I li.nit on 1.U-. k
1.1). 1 lull IV .. 11 i'
mon its
vs 1
"'uiOf' "W?r
His Midnight Oil
ri.KM:uicA.CA"r i:i.l
.riir Spring htrcct
to give mmie funs movie Ntuff on such
n inrRe sonic
Look tin. niicc over nnd -re if II has 111
it the kind of stuff )ini want If not.
write in ami Idl us -n .lust n VII
ran the liin'iiik contest, mi YIM nre
going to run this page. It's vours, not
ourn.
Cnmclllans I'idi Winner
The jury that selected lodav limer
ick winner was n vei'satile bunch of old
grnds, whoso principle of iiition at din
iier.s .seeniH to be "n little vm. between
each course" and in 7.7. when called for.
O'nriiolllnns nil. with the cvoeption of
Senator Cartw right, who spoke about
"Why Plato Was Cuckoo" or some
thing like that.
The winner chosen was
ritKHKIUCK A. rwiHi.u.
."ilUS Spring sirrel
Ills limerick, which received I." votes
out of .",7 i list bv the Cornell Club (ill
solemn conclave assembled I. is printed
above. Otliei-M on the ballot were:
Nn.,1. "Nn Hill Hart a I.i carte for
this queen."- !.. K Hatch. Camp Hill
road, Whitetnai'sli. I'a
No. '' "That's the Iwelllli. I won't
wait for thirteen." Mi- .lohn V.
Khodes, 7t Stutc streit. Vinoliind, N, .1.
No. .'!. ".lust suppose, I'd liecn
ficratcJiing my 'bean.'" -.lo-onli 1',
Duni), .so.'l Maikot stint, Wiliningtoii.
Seven votes.
No. !. "If jniir aim's 'shooting
stars,' I'm not liecn." II 1'. Sloan,
II tjueeti lime, tlci muntown. Si votes.
No. .".. "Have It 'cut.' This 'ex
posure,' I mean." II I., Itulli, -ll,"
Walnut stiect. One voti
N9. I!. "I sec stars in this net not
fnrescen." Miss Ilcrtha Itlnek, Vllla
nnvii, I'a.
No. 7 "Hloml will tell; It tells me
I'm too green." -Norbert N. Idiggles,
"1-15 North Camac street. One vote.
No. it. "That 'ham' sMii)nl ni) role'
as a queen," Ivlrhy I' I'leck, Seven
teenth and I'dlcral streets, Caiiuleti,
N ,1 One vote.
No in "Nn one 'nose' what 'e.vc'
'fare' for tlm srreen." Albeit It.
M.vcrs, Klflo .lohtudit, street. Six votes.
Mr. Cunt veil was a (iinird College
hoy snme .vein's back In fore he liecn me
skipper of the good s.liip Home, located
ut ."111." Spring street "I'i, true the
peaceful bark nr.irl.v (nine to grief on
the shoals nf l.tmericliitis. I.oug afiei
the ret nt the crew sister, aged
twelve ijirothir, aged live, and mother
were safi'h stnwed for the night, the
fdtippci s:tt up and chewed his pencil
Hut that's nil forgotten now and
lricnd Cantwcll agices fortune hus n
vvnrdeil him for horning the midnight
oil. Toda.v's winner is engaged in the
vlioles,ii. butter and egg busini s at
IU Water street
PRINCETON BEAUTY HONOR
GIVEN TO PHILADELPHIAN
Seniors Name Handsomest, Prettiest
and Moot Likely Benedick
Three 1'liilndelplnaiis mm. ,n the
forefront in the icsults of the "senior
statlMie.s" obtained by vote m the class
of 1(11.1 at I'liniotnn I'nivoisitj.
Charles II. Haines, nl l.'.ll VCi,t
Sclionl lane, (ierinuntow u. was voted
the handsoinost voutb in his i Inss.
Krionds of Mr, llnincs lear that he
will he tempted with nffcis f the
mot ion -picture magnates
At nnv rate 1'lnladclphia inav iHim
the honor nf having the handsomest
senior nt the institution whiih llaunt.s
the orange ami blink His friends mij.
he is "one up" nn Walli Iteul.
His cl.issm, ites prow-d thi'inselvos
iin-portsinnnikc in voting fm , n
Wholen, .Ir . of s:! 1 1, I.aniev st'reot'
as llio most iiKeli lii'.t ii'tinliil. ' Th. .
HOI Olll.l l
el...
U WI1I1CI ,
Ih"v puked u
rertniiiti
Mr. Wliclcii, win, i. ,1 so,
Willidiii Uoiliiiiiii Kill,., I,, ,
to MIsk I'ltuline Ilell. iliuiylit
mn! Mis. Samuel Hell .Ir ,,i
nl Mr j
1 I1RIIRC1I '
r Mr.
' South
MMCCIIlll Mill I I III l
lias belli auuiiiiueiil am! I
( nungemeiil
I'' lllliri IIIRC
11 lift 1 1 tlie
will take place in June sunn
Princeton conillielicciiii nt
AIKcii Hcicliner, ,,f 1711H
lions, si 1 ret, was Miteil th
man in In. 1 lass, im, .
bub. " It 1. 1 li 11 s that
joungest member. ,,f ih.
nt the liamls o In . t ! tew
-T llrrerr t'n., fin N
Jlodi atitt ilnrhtt
Galvanized Boat Pumri
$110
HANDSOME
ERMINE STOLE
WORTH S9nn
I.dl on Our II11111N In ,1 iwiiiLI, urrl.r
Fridenberg'o Loan Office
- ui "s'.''ir' ("1' 4 "tmiwoinl S.
37 N. 11th n-t riiiri
ami r. Ii
Manufacturers' Clearance
SALE 20',; OFF
on our
Framud Mirrors
Nildldlil line f
Picture Frames
Fine Mouldings
Din urlrtj A'l ,io,B,
I illist I'ImI.Iip.
Framci to Order
Matthew Schramm & Son
39 North Oth St. Second Floor
MAM I MTlUl.lts
u nm. i;s,i.i:i;m kktmi.i.iis
I
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APKiL 11, 1021 '
- s, 1
UN VOW WKI0T1IMS.
LEAGUE IN SESSION SEEKS NEW TEACE7i
Moro Thnn 1000 Discuss Vital ,
Topics at Pro-Convontion '
Conferoncos
SEEK LEGISLATIVE REFORMS!
i
Ky llio Assorlnlrtl I'rcss
lowland. ()., April 11. Morp tlinn
1IIIMI unnion doloRiilcs nml nltorntilc.s,
ri'pri'scntltift over conpresMlonnl dlslrict
in llio country, atlondod seven prc-cuti-
cut inn ronfcroticos t titx mm nine f ""'
second tin mill 1 convent Inn of tlic Nn
llntial l.oiiquo of Wninrn Vnlrn, wlilcli
(.pencil a week's mcctlni: here Indiiy,
lliich cotifcronco dl-riiiwrrl a proRrnm
uf action iitKin v.ltlili the convontion
t will act (luring llio work. The ennvon-
I timi proper will open tomorrow witli
in.irtiltijt, afternoon nnd rrnlliR K'-
spins.
t'nnferrtices of tlie lurn sliilirlinc
coiuintttcos- of the longuo wore hold tills
iiinrnitic anil this afternoon. A full and
free (llscuaslnn of legislate o reforms the
leaRlie Is tfjlng to Rot for the women
of the nation marked ench i (inference,
nil of uhlili were open to the public.
The dlmission will bo lontlniicd nt
hovoti separate diiuiei.s this ecninp.
N'ntiniinllj known oports iirtipil
the follnwlnc subiecis; American rill
mishlp, cjiihl wcllnic. election Invvsjmtist he obliged eventually to drop out
tmil methods, fooi siippiv nnd iletuani
Miclnl hygiene, uiiifoini laws i oncom
ing woincii and women in indii-t r
One nf the spcakeis nl the conference
on uniform law concciiiing women was
Mrs. Catherine Waiigli McCulIocli. of
Chlcllgo. whose subject vvns "Wife
nnd Hiishmid ns (iuanllau'1
DEAD SOLDIER HONORED
Man Killed In Fighting in France
Buried With Military Ceremony
The ftitirt ill of Captain I'rcderick
Dnvid Clair who was killed in action
at (iodwncrsvcld, I'miico. May in.
1!IS. was held .vesteidii) from the home
of his parents, ,''J'."J Motitgoincry acv
line. Services were i (inducted by Itahlii
Israel Nathun.
Ilrsldc the relatives and friends the
funeral was attended hv incmbcrs nf
Shekiiuih Lodge. No. 'Jill. l nnd A.
M.. and the Sil.v -foul III At my I'.fi
g.ule, Ito.val I'icld Aililhr.v. 'I'hr
I'lcdcrlcU D. and Irving Clair 1'ost, No.
'17. Amcriiiin Legion, cseortcd the
funeral (ortcge
The tlag-drapod casket was carried
on n gun (lining" and the pnlllnarcis
were eight ph.vsh inns, former arniv
Miigooiis and overseas (omrndes of the
demised. The interment vvus in Aduth
Jcshiirun Ceyn tor)
SIX SAVED FR0M FIRE
Christian Street Family Given Shel
ter by Neighbors
A fnmilv of six led in the stioet
in their tnghtelnthos shortly after 1
o'clock this morning when tire was ills
covered in the upper stor.v of the homo
of rotor .1. Convva). 'JKIS Christian
sttoct.
1'etcr Convvny, .Ir., eleven-) car-old
son. detected the smoke and awakened
Ills father who loused the lest. Tlie)
made their wav to tlie hack of the house
und llnding their passage blocked bv
smoke and tlatncs, piucceded to the fiimt
of the house.
The) were taken (arc of by neighbors
until Hi emeu extinguished the bln'.e,
which was contincd to the second ibmr.
The loss is estimated at $l."U0. 'I lie
origin of the tire is unknown.
Men Held for Attacks on Women
Imgenc Ili'tiick. l went) sis venr
old. of Hclgrade street iiear Clcarlicld.
and Charles (lornilo.v, twentv -iliree
veins nld, of Aig.vle street ahmo West,
moreliiiid, worn held without bail for
conn li) Magistrate Costelln to.bi) in
the Helgrade an I Clcarlicld stnets ,.tti
tion, churged with an attack upon two
voung women. Mi. Mm Mallow . twen
tv -two ) eni old, mil Miss Stcl'a I.on
dcigoii. Englisli
Table
Meeting the desire for exclusive
the demand for moderate price.
Plates, cups
breakfast sets,
and saucers, dinner
and their trays.
Appreciated Wedding Gifts
. E. Caldwell & Co.
Chestnut and Juniper
1 mm: I
Kitten- w TVts&amiri'tL n
"luittii'st b flHrVoESwl?tJ li Ss S
''" ',lM i B'i WpEwjiv " I )
ass suiiiis tliniftlf'T( i!iVii II )
uiors B '.IfaflJ M IJ ill III 1 1;,'-? A
I fSPGF i's
H . Vm. I'll Ot
I Parsee Percale
I rPIII.Ki; me four hit; things 1
I J- about I'.ii see Percale the 5
s ii.iiieriis, tievcrly punted approvi- 3
fi inations of nood-looki'im weaves I I
I ihat cost muih more; a soft rIovc i S
B litiisi usually associated with c- ?
I ieii-iec.loths; tlie same workman- j
, J ship mi mid in the moit expensive I
fi Lagle bhirts; the low price 5
JACOB REED'S SONS
M.cJM.-M26 CJiestnciliSlhreet
m
tjassraavTaiggspa
Japanese Boliovo That Hughes'
Noto Implios Another World
Conforonco
LOOK FOR NAVAL PARLEY
Uy fltn Associated Press
ToMo, April 11.-NcpaporH nf llile
city liavc Riven cront tirnmiiioiicc to me
note from Chnrlos II. Iluglies. Amerienn
f.oerrtar.v of stain, to the Allies rela
live to the subject of mandates in gen
oral, and that over the island of ap
in tutitleular.
There has boon no official coiiimoni.
hut in responsible uiiofllclnl circles the
opinion is hold that the Amerienn note
virtunll) Implies another pence confer
once. Statements made by Vice Admiral
Tomosabiiio Ktitn, minister of marine
last month relative to the. fapanoso naval
policy arc regarded hole us Intruded to
nnswer charges ihal .Inpnn is incurably
militaristic, nml I, Insisting upon naval
expansion. Those stnteinnitH, which
were mnde to the Assneinted Press, are
also lookrd upon as paving the win for
an international discussion of naval
policies.
tleprc5ent.it Ive Japanese declare that
if the naval race between (treat Hrltaiii
nnd the Tnlled States continues, .Inpati
ccnuso of finnncinl cnnslderatinns. If
the other powers refuse to curtail their
naval ptograins and decline to discuss
the matter the government is liable to
lose the support of the nation, vvlmli is
clamoring for Internal reforms.
Ynkio O.nki. former minister of
justice and one of the leaders in Hie
movement for a curtailment of naval
expenditures, delivered lectures to great
crowds in fifteen cities recently during
n tour of the eountt), which was under
taken to explain his stand on disarnia
iiiont. At tlie conclusion of each lec
ture he called upon his nuditor.s to ex
press their views, nnd he nnnniinccs
thnt IM! per cent of the people who hoard
him have voted in favor of armament
rodnclJons.
Publishing Vice Admiral IxatoV
statements tn the Associated Press, the
novvt paper Niehj Nichi Shiinbnn. of this
(it), quoted naval oflioial.s as saying
that the minister of imninc clear!) ex
plained .Japan's position. Tlii'v weto
of the opinion Hint President Ilarding
would call n naval conference, but em
phasized tlie fact that the teal diflicultv
U!iild come in llnding a formula for
iiirrvlng out ,i reduction of naval pro
grams. The ntni-Cri Sliinibun. nf this citv,
declares it is convinced that M. Knfo
consiilti'd the c.ibincl before making
his stiitements and therefore they can
lie interpteted as otnbnd.ving th'o in
tentlnns of the government. The news-
i jinper says n,at ennsideritig the min
ister's insistence liefme the Diet upon
I Iik piojeet for an eight-battleship,
eight -bnttlccriilser program, his new
declarution was surprisiugl) incoii-
i sistciit and liable to confuse people an
to it.s real .significance
GARRETT CASE A PROBLEM
Police Consider Advisability of Re
ward for Missing Woman
The uilvisnljilit) of offering a toward
for iiifniinntioii that would lead to tin
" "''. of Miss Anna C. (iarrett. the
Swnrtlimoi- woman who has been mis.,
ins since April 1, will prohahlv be taken
up b) the borough council nf Swnrth
more .it their meetiiif; this week. It is
.I'so possible thai Delaware county mnv
ollor a reward. District Atlorncv Ta)
lor. who has (niton charge of the inves-
iig.inon, noiinies thnt a stiltabii
ward may have results
IC
Miss t.air.'tt. a life-long rcidem ()f
Svv.'irthmoto. di-aniicaiod at a time sp,.
was supposed (n he on hor wa.v to flip
1'irst National IJank at Media! .Sin,,.
nun lime a lompicte sonieh of the
in. nidi ig loi'iiii) has hoi n nmd,
sur
aiid srvcrii sirenuis and
a qiinrry were
dragged without
tSaiii'tt, a luothor
an result. Albeit
has
been most active
" "'.' '; ' "is sisier, iiiiei is now
convinced she is the vhtim of foul
phi).
ii i ii ii t.ii ii ,iii i . . .. i. ; . . . a ..
China
design and
services,
j
ft i
r
Foreign Connection
Desired
Vullliif IiusIiiosh niiiii imnt lliirti i,.
yonf Imliixtrliil plant nmtmco. ,'
t1tiitnc.-I.tl ixeetllln will, InVcI,, c. "
lean I'orporiitlnti In Hh Hrlrl (,'"
tK.ii dcntod i.icii mu ici.i t?"r;
(ili ivaalBinnniit HIkIiohI liapK X
luiHlncfls credoiitlalH l,r
ii mm, i,kiiui:k tnnt i
ppPHifl
m'jn'im
SlJUIIBWiTH.'TCfll
ALL MAKES
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Expert Repairing
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Painless Extraction of
TEETH
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On to 'JO tenth (ixtroctnl
wnnoui ram or aungor.
Just the thine for nervous ieopl
no in ciiccis lonow lln uso.
Come tn for extinUnnlln Monday.
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