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EVENING PCBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921
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HOW SPROUL FORCES WON
DAY IN HOUSE OVER GRUNDY
Dvtailvtl Story of (inventor's Crushing Defeat nf Opponent f in
One of U ihlest Scenes in History of Legislature
"Drama of Government"
Exhilarates Mrs. Ilttbhs
H, n stntf I orittpo ih '
Ilnrrisbiirc. piil -"' - lr. 1 1 a
rirt I. llubl. ! riiilndelplihi. ii
niemner of l In- I'liiii-ilniniii l.-egu'
(if Women iH"l. -lllil "f til" III'ImII"-
in tin' Mouse '
"Wn-n'i it "l uci-ful ' hi ill
PC tllllt uoltl'Mi llili'i in"' tin' gll'llt
ilrnmn of gm eminent.
"t'crtntiil.i hi1 iiff not liiinc in fir
dead dii.i "f loti,: !;" I'" " "'
lerj Hi" I s iiti'l tlfj null- mien
the won, i n linn n' i'' M" rim
be dr.m iin. it .-li n. Women nib
tint il'Miiii-i l mm ii- si'-itmi 'l tbe
tunes.'
h m . ' i - i
llarrlMiiuc. A 'I -' - ' '
Biosphere shot tin v.gh ttlt tin1 mint
intPtip p lit mi hi iiml ti'ii'iil lo
tion, tin- sfp.ii timl supping inoniPtit m
om nf III'- higgei duiiim i ' " lii"!'""
of lVntis.i iiiiniu noliiiK iin icndied at
seicn minute- after midnight when
Tlepreentutivc lle one "f Hip liiondi
floor leaders mud" tin pieliiiiinurv
move tniuud adjournment of tli" Mouse
r presided in hi SipiiI.pi- Spauglet
"I tnop " "HkI lli". "Hint iindei
the otili'i-t of tin- dm. tli" llimn' ail
ionrn at I" " !' I
It was tin n in uoti il r.'.Di ii in
thp i-loi K Inning '"'"ii "' ' '""
Horn "ii- tin- tun" mi it"' l'i'"i'
Crow fon-cs to iKpit thriiiThi'i
they did.
"Cuilcr thp onl"i- "f 'Ii" dm
ami
Tiniinceil the iipKit a In- KP
Wll"
banc-d ' tli" Hon
will non ailjoiirii ni
10 n'l ll" S
Later Main II Mcllei-itt. -tn
Coici-nui- f-liio'il wlio wu
i-ptan
in tli"
Ii"
House all tli" tmi" pointed out
nit hi tli" nl" ot Ali"Hir
tJptiPial
Alter ' leirnl iidt ""' to ill"
limi'i inn.
thnl thp lli' mo- mi li.nl
no spuinil.
Spe.il.er tailed Aibltr.il
Up iu't .uhitiurili ndjiiiiriiPii tli"
Hnup I Molii'i'tr.
Sproil-I I"', ! ll'li'l I'", I ted in. i tlint
tli" lltti'ltu'i SMieril vii" oil IiiiimI to
iinteh if no: t" cnaul tn" h-gnliti of
all proceeding"
No .ooiii"' li.'i'l Hi" sii-ii'n'i 'inliO'iniPil
th" H i li.i ii "" ' f' ,,"; '"""i"11
and lim I'n'il ",:!. ,
Iniiiiiiliiiii'h lin.i nt.mve .luniPs A.
Walk"!', of riiilit'lulpti'it Spimil tloot-
Jpnripr. mid a ' f -iIiit "P" on
thpir '! -I tnitf t" tli"tr itllt"" i" all
l.nrts of in" lo mm- i iinmliiT
"Sit iloM n ' Mt ilnwii" K"pp .,0ir
Minim i !P niliirv "I in" whiiipii -P"i
tators.
liiian i" Ii a m o ' t" toi
ll"
or scores o' oiiipi- inn
doors bad been shut m-i
markable thai with all t
jiption there wii" 'itt'
Vililrpssni" I "hn ' I "leru
II
hmii-i
1 1 wn
tuP
1 1
swlftnes-
of
oilflsoli
i. '1 lioiiia" 11
Walker sIkhuci
o
damn. Kpprei ntatu
nluiie the spimiiiiii: t
'Mr 'Mii"f I lerU ii.ll'illi Ho- -i"iik. i
limine left iliPchn.i. will ion Mki in"
chair and alt tbe House to order'' '
(Jariiu .iri.i at tie jerk's, desk
The Hoi .( will '"in" t" order " nn-Jiouni-Pil
tiiimii iippan-iiili iiff"rinj
from ii lui-ki Mil".,'
'Tin- serReain -n -i in - iid m- -
distant. ' HiiiiouiH'd i.ar'in 'wil'
t-'ose the doors.
Ks'.-ixss Willi Kill
As these pre''iiiiliHMe weie OeiiiR
gone thiongh. m b -s tune ihiin ii inki
to tell i UepiPM ntiitiM I'mii'iiii Smi
c'air. of 1'iiMttp iiiunti. one nf th"
Oilier llfll li" "as lepijli'll Id llllle
the wtlfai" bill 111 b's pin ki (lushed
oul tin ii lendiii',' in tin liiiieltnu 's
offi, e In d" ll- ii" hurtied pnt .cures
of millien sp, , tiitnis Hi nl mil III"!
lii foil' til" ll nil- s.nilllljeil
All lloflls II etc Mini tuiltll ' ll 11"
nnc could Re' hi i ii
And pi en dooi iis :
urnng enough '" ngn i
f'hief Clerk I ill! in
ft speaker
1 moip ' ih imi" (
Wnlkpr. "that in- II"
e ' lillbl RPI oUl
i.i nil i hi men
i, 'li'-ir post.
.is uo' iii'tins
(I Itepl"-'
. .c In p
llt.ltn e
.led Id
nop if -i ipioriiiu I" I'
ARain thi I"i w.
tne door. i wo. no
midniglu i!n" mm
fpntatiie llc-s Iiml
S'ene b his inoii"li
the ordi'r of tne d.n
sITll
I pealed In use
- n miiiuies aft":
i . ' iflel Itepi"
'ipiuited the Imr
" (I'll'. Hill IIHIPI
At this point ' "ii. "iidi ni Him a
numbpr n' thus, n ien .in lo supM rt
the Orundv-tlii"i piogriini bad b""'i
caiiehr in the li.'is.un" nun mid were
sUll ill the "lllllllbel l1.nllg tlP" WIT"
Itppresent.itnii A'' iniU"i of I'elawnre.
the stiu mi pptri ' o1 :ne s. ssi.ni ami
l'cniikl.ii "iliel.i i l r.il'iii.hUs ,f lui-
In.-llltoM Ii It tl"s h'jlt
Alleghetll. I.i "ll" 11 i
tlon to tin- flli 1 lllnl 'i
that all ii1 ad " ' '
Mould b" ollliled a. in
'" Hi'iini-li of
alleil mien
,i i mi iiiiiioi ic ml
. II i is. present
HiR 'H sen-
Visitius Didered
f'atu" .ini'iio i .ii.i
Aeung Speaki !' ii
to
MIpik e
( lllell' tl "III
Visum, nl
remain senten ah'l " 'I 'I '
Th" women -ii' i,"'in
Mpannil" ! ( - i m I'n.li p.
Cldirtl'l'l i r i ii ii iii'i'i e Mian
TIBS 11 1(1 1 B'
trni 'Hn I ii
5 t ioil Ii
loir -I. is
Ropn ' ni ii'
mm in- "" '1
Tterirekeiil. 'in
I mi t
n ne '"
nt'i'ti' "ii
i.
IMii .ni-
ii ' ' . . n
ell'
iiinl
ejsn'l
lii'giin I'
rend u book
Tri- -' i 2 hi
tht door- i' ,i ii ii
announeeini-'i' rn
"How 'ong'
Tb"n ori Wa.l.
was polled 'I ne
i'
I- - il 1 1
I M II -
' .it
UhOl iiei
. hn r
o I'i, II I,.
io-.,i tlie Hole
tiiiei in eil af' r
lunil,er nf Hi"
'In i' iifi ini A
Ml
I tl ' i il Mill
Mill. Il.e i('l(k"l
' ie H" Jm( n.ol.
ii et pro 'mii
i '1 he nip.
II' 'dig Sie-nlti-i
i i
'he rolleall 1 iR' I.'."
llonst! hsd Hti-w M i
majontj of ft,'- H- -e
Itepreseritntpe I r t
iiuorain being f i
having Mr 'b. u.i
to rbe eleeti'in "f n -"
Tho mot ' i
have it m -i
Garvin.
Then cnnie nn ' ' '
1 i ii nil 1 1' riione
ti r-i i ITki i . of
r Mie'l tight
in. ni iuh .itiun
ii
fi.i
reminiscen' of
Sproul -Crou f"
pupreuiaei in tin
Whillll.rr Niilllill.ili (I
"I move I'll" '"I I I Ii t ii I. Hi
Major Samuel W'l t.ikei m n.ntei
lie elected upeukei pi t ti.
This motion wi inn .ne mi, n i
nnded
'Tbe aie. Mi'' ' i-ilieu out t.c
rhnir
Major WbiiiiKi i 11.10 us. ihe "i.K
lnul I'hon 1 of the Spi'u I 'roil leuip 1 .
sbip for tpiuWei thin tilk"l 1.1 tl,
chair. Thundering f- mid 11 n.'b
of handelaph 11 ' uiiii'iiiiiul him ' th,
upeaker'n rosirum
Major Wlntnki r, oinrmiii- leieinu
Ml a bturiii and 11 tudil.v llgure 11. h
utood where luteli Mr Spnnglu hn I
btUfed the guiel iiml diiiiiiied nut ih"
jnorementH nf the Sproul men II
looked quito luformiil He nine 11 .ott
collar und u olkuiiut tie Ills ilurk
suit, with Just H '"' f handkerchief
pteplng out, hud no Mat to hide Inn
hlrt.
When the tumult and the nhontin
1 1 1
in
Ml this
"Mraonllnur.i imi-iiioii."
I'Iipii m mil ill" sprii's of lislitnmu
liKi iiioip In wIiIpIi tli" blll ulili'b tlni
tiltind.i Dliicr IpihIpii Iiml K"it
nirli'rd" III lliill' "Ollllllitti'i'i 11PIP
I'lnllSllI out III Hip llnol' In III 'lis of
HM'liiirgiliK Hip "inninlttcpt Imni fill -tlipp
I'liniiilpratliui of tlip iii"it"iiri" m
iini'itlmi,
liPpi"PHIUllip rinllii iiiip" iii.ii i
iiml to act tli" oar of tli" ti"i ilniii
i', an.
Xt'liPii ii "mil" to pasiii2 tin bills on
tiii ii'ailini; l'hilllis liniM"i : 'I nb
inl: j mi Iiiiip not roi iiiitininio i "on.
cnl "
Sppaliri- l"alU In IIp.ii-
Spp.ikiT Wliitiiki-i did not Iip'i i-.
1'linlips. win, ciir'n'r in tlin ii'sln had
I cpti tiainm it all bis mi n win.
I"ml"r the proiPiliii" i-itiililNliPil mi a
number of molions anil roio'ntlnii", all
in wlii'li iere adopted. I lie lliiuse tlirn
pnspil on 111 -t mid sconnil iimlitius
"s bid. wl.iih liad In en IipIiI tip bj
the opposition in tin. sint" adininistra
tinii Tli""" bills ni" now iii for final
in"nKP Last nislit tlie.i were in '
"pii Mp
Tli" bill, an
l-'ii'st iais lull ippealnri tli"
nonpartisan bal'iv . i"iu fm-tin-eb "
tmti of in.inn-lpal ottii-iaN in l'itts
Iniru'li ami Scriititun.
Seeonil (.'onm-pusional iciiiipoi
liotinient bill, wliieli the sp(,n.(r )l;i,
been lairiititf in bi" poikei. '
Third Tin- lpai"latne nppm tioti-
nietit bill, which wiis helil up itl
simi'ni matiner
I'otnlli Thp iihIi. in I appoi tmii
iin in bill
Fifth The senatorial apportion
ment hill
Skth The H'niiilu.iti! lull to ire
ate n jitat" Milfaie ib'pai tun in. which I
had been held In di'iioiis uiethoiN in
the lica'th and "nniintioii "Oinmittce. ,
The hi N wit" pa'sed in the Hr.t sit
tins of the reoi-gmiiPil Ilniii'". When I
lii" Mrt sittinji of Mumltu r"""-i-"d ,
and tmmcdiiiteli r inicucd the hills
"ie passed mi spcniiil riifiuins
i-i.....
the House met at I'J :.. it was on the
Tucsiliii sitting.
A:ain Kepicspiiiaiiie l'hilliiis strove
ui-ii
for t-i nttentiou of the
spi llki r He
lose in n point of order
"St.ii" loin point of order
ipplied
til" speiiki r
Virprisril Ii.i llpcngnltion
l'lnllips was s,i surprised at to
oRiiilioli that lie wits soHiewhat
. rec
at a
loss to siiitc his Milnt. but he did.
He mail" ilie poini that no one could
be hound In i lip nrcseiii action for the
pea .on that the "Hmi.c lm. adjourned."
"Vniir poini is not well takeii." ruled
the (hair while the House loiki'd with
lnucliti't i
Ot the lulls it huh were lu-ouglit out
hi the H'orgaiii.i'd House nud pas'd
on two leadiiiRs those whose original
copies had been lost or stolen were pro
vided fm bi i-ertitied copies of the orig
iiml.
When the lions" rm oaveiiPil for the
final wick last night nveri foot of
spai e was in service Tin- galleries
were pa ked , s,i were the places about
iin lustrum and the side aisles. Women,
with summer,! huts ami shimmcri
wmts upppiiri'd to pii'dominatc Among
the women were Mi. John (I. Miller,
i iiimuian of the iegislatiie inuncil of
wiiinen's orR.inuatioiis, and Mis Hor
net I.. Hubbs. of ihe I'emisylvaniii
I. pari. p of Women oters Seated hi
the sp,.-(, leseneil about tile rostrum
was Mis Il.irclai II Waiburton
sliiiminR in n bl.'ok dies, n ml hat. the
whole reliePl bl II stllllR of pearl
Mam men prominent in the politics
of the state wen- picscnt. Senators
Vine ami ("ion were tuisi circulating
nboiit. lis weie aUo President Judge
iirown mid Thomas W I'limnnghnm.
lliini'tii, Sim, I,... flu. ' (,i,.L 1 ' i,f flie
welferi. Mil tnnl pit erntidlv nliimt while
Sp'aker Spangler was in the ili.iir. Sin-1
etoirbad an expansive smile and smoked i
a lug. a ieri lug i igar I in hard w pg
I' in in I'siil'Mi'. of rhilaileipiiia ( nun
i il had ii eai aiii"iiR ih" iii"inh"i o' tli'
1'
's,
llip.il. Kpiied
Kiel! bum .""nii-il to iea,i.e thai the
lug ini.ik In f ween the lirundi -i iliver
tones and the Sproul-Ciow leadership
('lis about o Take place
AppiiKlilli "i)lltor I'eiiirise took no
hi. ml tot i itlni side though both
i I -ll 111 eil In favor Judge Itronn and
Mr i 'tiiiiiiughatn. I'cnrose leadeis of
Philadelphia, came up from a visil with
the .Piiiitiir in Washington and ndvlspil
both iis.enibli men and leadei that
Penrose had uit them luie to hip
' iioiiin he would not mtereterv with
either .111"
l.en i ne IIou.i (onieneil under
Speoki r Spangb i . it obvious that
, both -libs uiie leadi for a light, l-'veiv
'time .i lirundi -I diiei man anise a
' Spi-cil leader also bapeii to hi feei to
i gel il.e nllentioii of the choir. i In i
on mn' and s.ifi, u casion did Spangler
re. oRni?e .iiiioodi hut those lepie-
(nt n g ihe opposition to tin- state ,n.
ministration.
Itenrespiit.Hiip Hess wdsithe hist m
n. tecogi.iPd hi th" fust part "f ihe
pin dings He mined the ai ppm'n p
m' II re pint fr 111 the committee mi ",'es
on the RPiieial appropriation.- lull iiud
ll I ' .lisullllli e bills
I'll st Voting I'PNl
1 1,,. m ibi mt i,,,i ,,
-I I IIK l -Ii 'be ll'in'-e liellie.
i ,r iihIi -I llliei nml Spriiin .("i-ow
lt.,reeiitutiie U n,,er mged ln
lOllllg
II Hie
foil e
allies
IT hitaher ami Spangler
Career?, liriefly 'fold
srfinuel
Kuril -Hi e lir.
nm )' i ne. rec
I lie I lule .t ,,
la II lli( Kile of I
iinu I iu'i 'I Sue
I MiitHl.er
" il Live, ni I'lioe
'"iinu lirnilunii u
l'enn!lvunlii mi' i
U'bitakei Tbiiiiip.oii
dull ll I jilllge
hi i ' fed (. Hi. mule lluivi of Henri
eiiini e. f.,i ii,., , ..Km- of lil,'i imr,
ii ml I'M" i uniiiiiiiileil llnrteii r 07
I ,1 ''I Ai'illen during Hie uni mid
to'lCnl lit I llllle,li-Tllle l i
Allliu IIH-eil III. niidlllllei lot .penkei
uf lie Ilulj-e Novenilii 'll f(. (.H
ll( hmi ihe mippuri ol (!iiiwiiiur Sproui
nm Sth'i ('bniiniiiri I'mii
I tut .11 'he I tl t I I II I helvleen the ll II-
i f.. in Tin-in nml .Inn Mi-, .'!. tin,, uni.
II hen the lloii.e mn, u.eil .Mil lot
Wlll'llkel (iilletll l! iimlrei! II. n eillllli-
'lllle He lx 1 till 1 n 1 11 11 of ii
'Ull'll .IMlot.ell Sp.llijlei for ,
lllli'U'
lerl kiii
H- .peak"l-
Itobeii s. spangler
111 1. 'nut! nine 1,-ui. 0 hi lue. hi
(irk After giinluntiiin from tne I 111-
1 ! -It V of Vllgilllll lie plli'tli(( lim in
S',rk (0111111
Hi. niuiil'-ii I'i'in in the Hi, ue uni
11 lUlo, ie-eleitei for rhe xeiuioii. af
I'M.. IH1T nnd I'.H'.i inmle ipenki 1 fur
Hu I HI '.1 .1 ..ion
11 lien tlllH I'lilllllll enti'MUl thr
ne 1111. 1 uinmissiiiiieil a hr.i lieiitenunl
uf infiiritii ni beginning of imr, but
.oun afteriiard ( bonorabU ill--
1 hlll'ged bnuilre ol defict III one ele
Mi Spuugler Insi full mnde knuii 11
hu 1 pndidnc fur ic-elei ticn ns speaker
U'chn Major Wbllnkcr stated lie would
1 nn fur ihe ulflic, Mi Spunkier conn-
tei'i-d that he would stbk to the end
i.-i.-il Li(n i.i l.'M((W .eft (11 Ilie 1-11(1
II' win indorsed for the spenkifihlp at
the House caucus on Jiiiiuiiry y and
furnin ' elected on Jauunrv 7
ilii-n Spi'iiKi'i Wlnlnliii iiiihIp
ai.uii'al" "ppii'li ii follow:
"I tliimk .tun for llii liotn
i prising in Legislature
Interests Women I oters
lliirrlslini'3. 1'n.i Apiil 'JO Mm.
Infill I). Miller, prcildeiil of Hie
l'elin.i linuia l.eii(!Ue of VoliiPII
ViiIpis, iiml i liiiiiinaii of the IprIs
tat ic cuuiiell represptitntUc uf nil
wiiiiich'h oraiii?atliin" Itilcrctcd In
IlnrrWitirK loRliliitlmi. miid this
iniirnitiji the cxcltlns procccdinasi of
lal iiIrIi! and cai-lj thl inornlliK
were cr iiitcrctiiiK mid InHtrucllvr
to the new uilcrs.
"I innniii." siuiii ,i-s MiIIpi. "nl
Ibis tunc diii us. fu n the uni
ons i.viic. iinoltci! I tnnj soy.
Iioweicr llinl the situation n it dc
icbipcil onl.i ciiiiliasi?cd iinpnrtBiicu
of the control of Hie mnjnrit.i Cer
tni ii l,i If bills wlili b nro dpsircd b. n
malorilj of ihi legislators me kept
iilddrn in lommltlpe, then soinethliiR
is tmi tight I hope tlint iiiip of till
icsiilts will be ili.it Rreftrr tilten
tion will be pnid to the nivnsiirps
desired lii a niajiirilj of the women
ioIpis,"
to lote the Mess repot I down on the
Kriiiind that it would interfere with the.
ad iiiin i.t rat Ion program.
Mere Speaker Spnngjpr rpported the
loiiKressiiinal reiipportiiiniiicnt bill out
l of lii "pocket." He referred It to
: olimjittec.
The Hess tppori. h Urundy-Olivcr
nunc, wo then mled down by the
House by a wite of l."i." inn to 7 I'n.ioii.
This sluiweil that the Sprotil-Crow
leadership actual,! had a votius mo
toriti of the House a elected b the
, people.
A "tin m of applause I'min all p,irtf
; of the rowdeil House hailed the nn
. nouiu.'pliieilt of the ote -mil til" llr.st
I proof that there was no loiieer nny
iUP.tion a" to iiintrol of t he lower
I rbainhPt
Mini I'lill.ulelplil.i Vntcil
I'hiladelphimis viiIiiir ua.i hi Mipport
of Spioul were
1 Akbur. Itahli. ltliinibeii:. Hiirti.
I Coniu'r. IHIslieiiner. Hrinkhoiise. Dunn,
1 (tins". tiolder. Haws. HelTeiunn.
Kraiisp. l.oie, McCorthi. Mctlowau.
1 Marcus, Millm. .1. ,f. Smith. Hownul
Smith. .Ipupisoii. hiiowilcn.
Sowers,
Staekhouse. Sterllni;. Stevens. Wnlke:
I'lillailelphians voting aje. oKuinst tbe
stale administration, were
i .
Hluett, Itrotulei. I'ampbell. Kd-
i nionds. l-'ranklin. (ireen. l.afferty. of
I'cnrose s home ward, the Kighth ;
i Leeds, McOwen. Albeit S. C. Millar,
i Pern . Sniink. Tralnei
Two I'liiliidelpliians win. did not lote
, were : llradi, of Judge Itroiin' home
war I. the riftpenth. .mil Keetie
No Vat-" men loted against the
' Sproul-Crow leHilei-ship.
It wo appaipul thai heie and tbeie
the distnii'tli I'eniose votes in the
I'hiladelpbia delpgation were splii
so that the I'cnrose cause would be
'right" with either side to the
tight.
TIip TiaiiiPr men voted with
up
"in
big
the
drutidi -tlliier forces
Drclsiioli defeated in the firsi skir
mish for lontrnl of tin l.egislntiirp nnd
MipiPiiiiu.! in the Republican parti, the
Urtindi ( liner contingent (. out on a
filibuster in the hope of preicnting the
House from ailing to defeat the ob
trin tin- tin tii s tif Speaker Spangler.
ItcralK .session of 1N0H
Managing to loiitinue the filibuster
until midnight, tlie.i moved the order
of tli" doi. which mil adjournment.
Spiaker Spongier banged the gavel, on
nouiiced the I louse adjourned and left
the rostrum, a did John K Karr,
spp.iker in the Instill Ii- session of ISOD.
.Main of the (inindi -Uliiei adherents
left with Spangler
1 Ilefore the lcoi RUined House re
cessed Hepreseiitatiie Hitluuh called
the names of those in the House who
were present and who should he counted
us picsent Speaker I'm Teni Whita
ker (ounted them us present. There
were ninetien of these, making the to
ml piespiit during the reorganization
l.'-l The total membership of the House
i i LtlT 1
.lllltur
Whitaker said he wo ceitnin
everitlilng done in the rcotganized
House had been done acimding to law
ll ml the t'lilits
I Mi- Karr who ii I's'.Kl left the .-hail-
in circjinstaiH e. souiewliiit snnilai to
! thoe under which Speaker Spongier
1 got ni. was in the House last night
i'iil"ull hii III" pi in ceiling rloselj
I'm- w.is of I,ai1.awaniia In his
plaie the llouv ele. led Wonl It. Iiliss.
of I tela ii me
"'.iu a niajontj ot ih" House make
lis own nib's'" Mi Karr wa asked.
"Abs.iliii.li, he icplied
Mi I "n rr ibi lined to go into othei
(p.est'diis ri lilting to pai-liamPiilary law .
W. ii ilh the (iiestbin will be raised
as ti rln nht of the House to operate
in the spen kei s .ibsi-ip e when he de
clniril ih" lloii-e iiiljnuind in lonform
nnte wilb ii nib- ut the body itself. But
1 it is helii tb.it ihe House mo v make and
uiiin'ike its inles and tl.i spiaker le
I ispiI to Iihipii to e lour of protesl
.1111 II ll" lull 'I Mil .
Spangler Repulsed
by State Police
I (inrliiiirii from Pine lim
muied rliu) rbe nroeeeiiic be exiiunced
. from the ie, oriln
I Reprevntntiie Hiihrn h reported the
i-hnngei. nnd dei lured the prui ceding!'
' iiete in order
Repiceutntlie ,1 , n 11 r. Alleglien.v.
dei I a rerl rbe proreedings illegal Mr
Viiur nnd lies, both (barged ibni the
doom had been lucked nud members nr
Int 1 arilr hi. ked 1, hi. M(Vjiiir said nil
legikhition huh leiipnrdied b.i the pro
' ceilings
Cnu'l Go Itililnd Itirord
Repreienintiie Walker. I'hilndelpliin.
nilniiniitiiitiun (lour lendei . nnnoiineed
iilint "No (ourt in Pi'iiii-i Ivanin will
gu behind the ri-iords in the inurnol ns
1 11 mien iheie hi 11 lunlorlt of thin
lluil.e
Walker denied Hev, aigunient that
ihe proceedings ueie Mi-ifi lat night
' The gnlleri and nislcH weie crou ti
ed with Hilton. said Walker, who
. chniged the olliei .nlc 111th intimidil
I lion
Kuither debnii line shut off by Wal
ker lulling fur the prei nm. ipie.tjoii
The Hniii.e then proceeded to u roll
fall (ii the lie, iindiiiii to expunge the
I priweedingi fioin inidniglii Inst night
Mii to'll 11 in iiiiliii from the joiiiiinl.
Hen' miitiou fell bi n loti uf l'',' nnjs
to Ii" ilje.
After the defeat of the motion, 'llesi
nnd iuk uf York, put in 11 lesolution
in rccunMili 1 the vote bj ubidi Whit-
uker nn-. ee. led kpeaki'l . Il 11US then
dec III red out uf ordei
The House then lesuined the regu
In 1 order uf businen nml the "bolters"
' remained nnd took part
I I'lirtiripatiuii of the ridiiiiiiislratiuri'i
, foes in the proceedings- mis said flintier
1 in hnie emphasized their legnllti
House Kills Karly
As n n 1 luck iipptoached this morn
ing the House lipgan to till up in on
ir .other dins Time ivns much tulkinu.
, bin nil seemed peaieful.
Hperutors, including innnv women,
1 filed in sloivlv us the members of the
I reorgUIIIZ.t'll IloilM' took their sears All
seemed 111 uhiihI The .Sproul Crow
lenders and followers were out in force
Huddenlv the clerk iinnounced that
u lodge pin bud been found; probubly
1 belongs to 11 Indies' uuxiliurT."
1 UM(l!ln ,
Then can
' Spangler ar
me the ousting of Speaker
and the election In his nhied
I of Mr Whitaker lhl was done st'
to lip sure tlint nil bill. pnncil by llio
Hoiihp would bi kIriipiI.Ii.v tin uppiikcr
The Hotixii titidpr Whltnkcr wflu con
vened at 10:1(1. N'o pi-nyor won hoIiI.
ti the Tipdii nrnvcr hnil beon nitlil
shortly offer midnight.
Spriikor pro teni w'bltnkpr rccoKnixcil
Upprpspiitntivp Ditbrlcli.
Slicakrrshlp Ucclarcil Hcant
Mr. Dlllirlt'li offered it resolution 1
sUrltiB the otliee of spesker viit'itlit.
The resolution was odopteil.
"In offprlnix t lii a resolution." said
Dithrlcli. "I wnnt to mnko It clear It
1 not to chiiMlsp or lebukc any otic for
bis conduct. It ll farthest from Hint.
It Im for the belt Interest of the com
iminu'n1ili A bill to become n law
must be niinnl liv the upeaker. H not
the work of the leinalnlnic ila.ia nuuld
be frustrated." , , J , '" orderly procedure, but will) a Rflni
The vote for speaker- n: VMill- determlnntinn tlint had In ll KiiinetlilllK
nkrr. I'Jl ; SponRler. 1. A majority Is akin to the old Oromwelllan spirit, the,
10t. ' majority of the House seled the re.tu
V .1. .1. Miller, of l'liilndelphia. wim'of Its coveinmcnt, elected n sprnkpr
t. ii sent tmi noi ioiiiir. iiiuiiiHs. ui
l.iirertii'. lotrd for Spanqler.
The iiiinoiliiceinent of tbe otc wasi
cieptpil bv n .storm of cheera a tlie
let tubers a lose en masse.
II'I.IImI.ah I. Ullnlil III
II llll.im i m ..i.
'i.i 1..m. fi.ntitfitt Miiliir
I I1CI1 (nine 11 ( en inn iii,it'iii, ......
l liltnL-ni veils sworn ill . nil n l sunn -
ACM ( I1I11P a roiiniimii. .mm i
Covci-nor. It was rend
1 l. linw
House and the mw spe-iker wote there
by reeorfiiized b the state ailminlstfii
linn. AH this time, state police in civilian
clothes silt nea l'e speaker's lustrum
anil conferred with the sergeant -at-.arms.
Hnrrj McPeiitt. secretary to tbe
(lovei'iiiir. denied ieiorls that state po
licemen had been summoned from bar
tacks In eieut Mr. Spangler nttunpted
to tnkt the chair.
Seigeaiils-at-orms were Instructed lit
the start of the session not to permit
Mr. SpoiiRler to take the chair and if
he relstisl to turn him over to the state
police. Mr MeOeiitt snld only n fev.
ot tbe hiijliPi' oiriccrs of the police were
present.
TRACKLESS TROLLEY
MEASIRE ADVANCED
Rk n SloiT CorFfjjioirfput
I llai-risburg, April '-!!. The Vare
inotolbus mid tiflckle tiollej bill,
which ho already passed the Senate,
teceiicd first rending in the House Inst
night a ml is slated for second reading
todaj nnd final passage tomorrow or
Thursday This speed.! action follows
n public hearing lat night before the
electric inilwa.iR committee of thr.
Housp. ni which " Oscar Ilea.sley,
counsel for the l'nited liusines Men's
Association, opposed the bill in it pres
ent form. Mi. Heasle.i's speech came
after about lifteen minutes of legislative
laudeiille. in the (oiirsp of wlihli Mr
Itensley ii a. almost depriied of bis mi
ll rcss.
Mr. Ileas ej hud been notified that tbe
henring -lould be held In ItiMjm .till.
Mr. Iteaslei limit there, but found no
lonuvitt'p meeting The committee,
under the chnirmansliip of Patrick
I'nnnpr. of Phllndplphln. an ally of
President Weglein of l'it. ('oiincil.
was reulli meeting in Itoiim "--. which
no a distance of two floors' nwiiy, to
soi nothing of the usual labyrinth of
Iegislatiie coiridor
Uf course, Mr IleuMcv wo not there.
He wa elsewheie searching for the yeal
meeting place Meanwhile the romiiiit -ice.
moiiifrtlv in fnior of the Vare bill,
was apparentlj eager to ndjourn. Mr.
Sower", of underworld bill fame, also
of the Twentieth ward. UaVe Lane's
waul, inoicd that the committee ad
join a Some one seconded the motion,
but Chairman Conner desired at least
to go through the motion. Ilj thp tinii
ho bad done so Mr. P.easley hod got
"Ifcp" and dashed liurricdl.i into
meeting
"You can hole, all the time
want." -aid Mi ConiiPr nuickl,!.
the
1011
nd
dies-iing Mr Ilcudcy
Tiv committie. after hearing Mr.
lli'iial".! . reported ihe measuie to the
tloor of tln House without change. It
wa i eporled out by Joseph Murcus, of
the Twentieth ward, who also asked
unanimous consent for first reading,
which was granted dppite the volcano
on which the House was sitting.
Mr. Heasley i ondomnisl the measure
as ii P It. T scheme to obtain through
blanket legislation mntrol of unoccu
pied streets in Philadelphia to the ex
clusion of bus line, i ontempluted arm
urn oniemplai I The. bill, lie said, as
drawn pertains onl.i to the P. It. T .
and be offeied amendments that would
he explained, make the bill more gen
em! in its terms and penult bonu fide
companies to apply for certificates of
public coi'lPUicnec
Mr. Heasley tondeinnation of the
bill took in all its provisions.
The (ommitten then went into exeou
tive session The bill wok reported oul
nfhrnuttiveli and without the Ueusley
amendments It was passed on first
leading.
ENGINEERS URGE BILL
Philadelphia Chapter Protests 'Pick-1
ling" of License Measure
'Ihe Philadelphia Chnpter of the A-
sucintlon of American Kngineers i
making a strong effort to have the en- ,
gineers' hcenso bill, which has been ,
passed In tin- House or Ilepresentatlies
of the stute f.egislatuie, brought out uf
the Semite "pickling committee."
The fulluiiiiig telegram lias sent b.i
Kdinund .1 Kitzinnurb-e, piesldent uf
the ihupter lo Senator I'M ward W
I'm tmi luiliii
"Are the engineers of I'eiins.vliunui '
to be bet rui eil bj pickling the engineers'
lnen.e bill in committee'; Wire reply.'
Mr Kiiz.mnurlie eiplulned that the
bill bin) the support of all lepiltilhle I
eiigineeis .Similar bills have pn-ved the j
I.egiilntuies of seventeen states nnd lire,
under 1 onslderntlon in nineteen others
The bill would provide for 11 state board,
appointed hi tlie Ciovernoi . lo examine,
all engineers befoie thej cuiild practice j
their piufes.ion '
NAME BERGDOLL COUNSEL j
Ex-General Sherburne to Act for
Probe Committee
I'm 111. t III uaili. 'i (ieueiol .luhn II
Sheihiinie of Ifostoti. win mimed 1 od Kl
in Wii.liington as special (ouiisel b.i the
lions mmittee uppointed to iiiiesti-
gale the esoupe of Hroit'i Clei eland
Itergdoll. I'lillndelphlii draft dodger
The i.iigiiuil det'lslnn of the committee
not to einplnj counsel wus clinnged nfter
It was found thnt the service, nf n
lull .1 er weie esientlnl
Chnirillllli I'eteis nilliounced the Hnie
fin hearing witnesses would be deter
milled lntei in the week
Russia Ends Trade Restrictions
Hlga. April -ll -Uestrictinns plneed
upon the trade cniried on In theutre
buffets, ten bouses, milk stores, buti'hei
simps, gioceries, fruit stores und cer
ium tjpes of coinmunitv fund sliops In
ItuHHia have been lifted bv ihe Sniiet
fioicrnnient. It is Kind 111 newspaper
; advices from Mnmow. Trading mov in
I futiiie be carried on freelj, it n suid.
Donovan to Address T. A. D. Society
'fllll" Donnviui, malinger of tbe
I'hillies, will lie the speaker tonight ut
the celebration of the Korty-rlghth an
niversary of ihu St. Vincent do Paul's
T A. H. Society The meeting will
take pluee in the pnrlsh hull, Knst
I'rica Btreet flcrmantown. An enter
tainment and dnnce will follow
, V i .V, i ii... iinmiiitn uirreieu put) ic atiPiition.
Ins, b.i dudge Hargcst. of the Unuphln . )R g mii(t lh(l oplllIu.im
County totirt. ,.,....., Jpartv In Pennmlvntila Is split, wide
Whitaker Replaces
Speaker Spongier
Com IiiumI front l'np Our
thu I'enimjlvHnlB I.enlnlntuiP lino ever,
" In tfcolleclloti of the oldeht ncnu-i
tor in reprctseiinHtivpt
When thp House nseinbleil this I
tiioniliiR al 10 o'clock It won under'
toiidillon that hod not cxIMpi! be
fore in tiontytvo year.
House Itlir ARalnit Janjlfr
l.a.t nislit tit inlilnlitlil VM iiipmber.,
representliiK the Sprnul tidmlnlstratlon, ,
iianirii into open rebellion mrnlnst
Hrienker Spander and the obstructive!
minority lip represented
pru iviii mm completely roiueu me mi-
norlty fnctlon, which, hended by 9pan-
gpr. hurriedly left the chamber.
t'llnmx In Party Vtmi
rty feud to wiiIpii the 1'A'bmmi i t ii-
n(
,t.lti liKDOKH In Xovenibcr. JIIM, first
.. . . , , ,.
nnn ,. , , - ,,. f pnv.,..
"!" " iwv ll inn" "" " " "
11 H II
gulf nuil an unbridgeable one nt
fi . -
The faction headed by Governor ' ""?,' t nig htVaaVe me if over ll..t
Sproul and Itepublle.in S.a e Chairman tAWufp4"
Senator Crow in unouestloned con- nm, fiB,lt t0 nVfln,R, (f fc
tmi of both Senate and House. ) ,nT yCsei-day there was nn nlr
Ihe faction, headed by Grundy and 0f trnse excitement around Cnpltol Hill.
Oliver, of Pittsburgh, i in n hopeless Conferences of both factions were nl
mlnorlty. Thin was demonstrated last , most continuous, l'hc Governor met Ms
night every time n test vote was taken, friends and lenders at the executive
in the House. 'mansion. Senator Crow, Chalrmnn Me-
Where Is Penrose? ttolg. of the House appropriations corn-
lost ul.eio sipimior Penrop stmitls m 'f?! 'pI'entnlvos Walker, of Phil
iib Vci nn h Z illJnTwllb Is n'im,,,',I,in' nml Hanson, ot Lackawanna.
, el.ino n i vie .er m, nup' i w,th ih" Oovemor'. .secretary. Harry H.
""''S'-'r?"'1 ,n. "r.- ."e,fi?u,5 e' ...i J McDcvitt, nnd others who mine aud
1 PtIIIIUUI A l'lliTt" line "' iiui.nni.1,'
let mVn who openl.i cla lined his Mi
port and eiicourngeinenl go
down to defeat, then be has I
tige lor wiiicn ins ipiienu i'"!'"""
cannot compensate. '
On tho oth"r hand, If be lias openly ,
ontogoninod the triumphant fnction. i
then he can scarcely expect its support '
In the future. In such n case he 1 not
the patron of h faction, but a suitor fori
its si'pport if he intern's lo return con-
nol in the state.
I'r.nuestiorinbly Hie insurrection of
last night will have it effect upon the
approaching election of a t'nited Stales
senotor. in which Senator Knox is an
openly acknowledged candidate.
All sorts nnd conditions of political
1 erplexitle.s will be sponncd from the
happenings of last night. As for
Grundy, lie is nn nntigonst who never
recLgnifcen dofent. Prom now on it con
snfeli be declared he will tight harder
Kioti cicr.
Hut it will be up-hill work. It will
be the task of o political Siyplius.
The eients of bin night run in cosy
sequence. Thej bad their counterpart
twenty -two cars ago. when in 1K!)9
John It. Karr, of I.aeknwannn. wos
Rpeoker. He defied the House and the
House uccepted the gage of battle.
It elected the biililnnt but erratic
Ward It. IMiss. o brothpr of Generul
Tusker H. Hliss, of world war fome. ns
speaker pro teni and fought Karr to a
finish.
At the beginning of the present I
Legislature, it will be recallrd, I pointed!
out that the Assembl) even then was 1
oier a sleeping lolcano. tlint an out- i
burst mis likely to occur nt any mo- '
liient . further, that it would be a ses-'
sion in which taxation and revenue
would 1p paramount issue
Indicated bi All Sides
Willi no disposition to lie on "I told
you so." it is only necessary lo soy
that eicry finger boon! in Republican
politics, even then pointed to the cer
tain fulfillment of the prediction.
Itrielly outlined, ill" story of this
rare and reinarkoble episode began when
ESSEX $1595
Through Its Steadfast Reliability
Essex Leads In Today's , Market
That Quality Is as Unusual in Cars of Its Class
as Its Wonderful Performance and Its Price
With 50,000 owners giving a solid
verdict for Essex reliability, it is natu
ral that you should know the car best
for that quality.
No other thing counts so much with
men who buy a car to keep. Tt is the
decisive question in today's competitive
market, , when buyers choose the car
they want not just any car that can be
delivered.
Everywehre its owners are
the greatest sales force
Essex Possesses. It has
been so from the first.
It is they who say the convincing
worthwhile things about it that others
remember and repeat and act on.
For men know neither self-interest
nor gain is back of the impulsive praise
owners give the car.
They sense that this trust and enthu
siasm are but the sum of thousands
of miles and months of service that
brought no disappointment.
C!i!5oh3p
i.NLTOH
LV-P
"Evcrythiitg Is Lovely,'
Says "Tom'" Cunningham
Hu a Staff CorrtipondtHt
HiiiTlsuiir, April 2(1. Thomn
CunnitiRhnm, clerk of tjiu Court of
Quarter Srasion rff IMillndelpliin and
rcpulcd to be n I'enrouo leader, mode
this comment on the situation after
Hie full membership of the House
had proceeded oii'C more to the rcR
tllnr order of business, lifter depos
ing Spongier on speaker and seating
Hepresenlntivc Whitaker.
"Everything is lovely the goose
Imngs hirh." ,
"Tom" Ounnlnghnm sat thiongh
the session of lost night nml this
morning.
'the Orundv -controlled committees of the
'House refused to report out the two
' i'ii V'n m'iratfon bills. One cs-
tn.is u..... u i. ..i... , , ,i.. ... ,
!rll,rv nn ?A to thV w S.l Li.1 '.M ftT
rittsburgh and Scranton.
Iloth bills were put in "pickle." The
Orundyites dcclored they would never
nco daylight again; that I hey had (he
Nnnnul iiilitilntkiti4lA- !(.. ..i tt
,!'"..! iii.inisiiiuiiuii HL'wi'ii up in a
U'flnt U'APn hlu n1tletttn
""M !-iv "in u.t IPtlP.
f Hh.iK.i.. i i T-...r ii
..2 Chester Hill, Senator Hiickmnii. Chnir
ost pre.s- ',nt, mi,ii ,,f ,i, ..,,,,;,. i,iii.
and sanltothm ! .Tolin Flvnn, llemocrntii'
leader of the House, nnd Speaker Span-
BPr, i Ms confidence,
Nobody knew jut what the Sproul
ppnplp contemplateil. It would seem,
though, that by instinct or information
the Sproul-Crow people knew wiiut the
lUrundyite contemplated. They pro
pared accordingly. They anticinnted
that Spongier would call the orders of
the day nnd thus adjourn the House
without the necessary vote somewhere
about midnight, and tills Is just what he
did.
Spangler'.s Fatal Error
There, the parliamentarians say. is
where Mr Spongier mode a mistake. If
the orderH of the day nre set for 10
o'clock nt night and they are not called
at that time It Is a presumption in par-
liatnentnry low that the House desires
tn ignore them and keep on with the
work in hand.
Kindlng thot all the laborious fili
bustering by Alexander, of Delaware;
Hess, of Lancaster, and Phillips, of
Clearfield, was getting them nowhere,
fearful of some coup by the administra
tion leaders. Speaker Spongier, with u
whack of his gavel, declared the House
adjourned till 11 o'clock today.
It was just ns if the electric lights had
been shut, off in the chamber. There
was hubbub nnd noise mingled with i
cries of "Sit down!" "Don't go!"
"Keep our seats!"
Speaker Spongier disappeared like a
shot ot a rear door. The Grundy men i
sei.ed their lints nnd hurried uivay.
They knew there 'was trouble ahead.
The galleries were packed. The visi
tors on the floor und nt the side lines,
and in the rear were so many that thej
crowded the members.
Above the confusion Walker, of Phil
adelphia, and Dawson, of Lackawanna, i
culled on the chief clerk to call the
House to older Then things were en
acted with the clarity und speed of a
"movie" tilin
It wus tbe most icmarkoble exhibi
Price f o,
HCnuo.v
1-rm. Irlr i:u, h-Pi.. loirlnj
l-rn bpMditer SM -Pim. Itoaditrr
:-l'u. CabrUItt ,v(m -l'n. .Sedan
!"' '"di S4M t-rii. CabtUUt
t-fui, rur ins
J-r.ti. T.url.,.I.I.a,., ii2l
ran. J,lmui!n (
Gomery-Schwartz Motor Car
128-140 North Broad Street
tion nf Intelligent and cffeotlve team-
work the chamber lias seen in n iior.en
jenrs.
Kvcry administration nian had bis
work rut out. Kvcry motion, every
resolution, every report of n committer
wiih read from typewritten sheets In
regular order.
The scenic effect were the brilliant
dresses nud hats of the women, the
crowded and silent gallery, the deter
mined, often smiling faces of the chief
administration actors. Kvcry office
holder and atnte official was In the hall.
Major Whitaker, of Dclawnrc, the
man who was pulled off by Senator
Penrose to give Spongier, n friend of
Grundy, the iilnce of speaker, was
minnlmously, hilariously, chosen spookcr
pro tern.
.The desk clerks stuck th their jobs.
The rollrnll showed 135 members
Thlrtv-one morn than n ipioiuin an
swered to the roll call. A" "f the Pen
rose mciii who were led by Harry
Trainer, left the room. About twenty
other members who belong to the
Grundy faction wcrn caught nnd bad
their names recorded bb "present.
Then the doors were closed by thu
scrgcniits-nt-nrms and the great event
All the bills In "pickle" were brought
out nnd the committers discharged. This
Included the legislative nnd congrcssjpti
o'i apportionment bills, with some,
others.
The House worked like a trip ham
mer. . It was one two three right
along. Phillips, of Clearfield, who re
inuincd evidently as a stalking horse
for the minority, tried to get In several
points of order, but the speaker dc
elated them out.
Nothing Forgotten
All the bills wore read for the first
time. Then nt 12 '.(tt the House recessed
to meet nt 12:55 a. m. today, April 2ft.
Nothing was , forgotten. Everything
was ready.
The session of a new day is, always
opened with prayer. The administra
tion lenders hod a rhnplnln ready. J.
T. Davis, the member from Indiana, Is
n clergyman. He opened tbe morning
session of April 2(1 with prayer. All
the legal und formal procedure rules
were compiled with.
In tlu me.intlme Mr. Grundy and his
representative in Pittsburgh, Samuel
Jniiilsmi, were In the rear of the hall,
inferring with their friend suggest
ing courses of action.
The bills that had been ripped looie
from eomiiiittrcK and put on first rend
ing flfteon minut?s befoie, were read -i
M'cond time. A new dny had dawned.
The night session of Monday was closed. (
The morning session of Tuesday. April ,
211, had biguti. It hod started off with
prayer as customary. At 1 :20 the ses- ,
May We Supply the
Wedding Ring?
While the narrow plain
band of pure gold is still the
mainstay, the most fashionable
"rings arc the decorated designs
in gold or platinum.
The Orange Blossom design,
which so well expresses the
sentiment of marriage, is the
most popular of all. ,
Green gold $10
Platinum ovcrlav. . 20
Platinum ". . . '39
t
S. Kind & Sons, qw chestnut si.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS -JIJWEI.nnd SILVERSMITHS
Thus, even those who newly acquire
the Essex bring an expectancy of un
usual endurance and reliability. But it
is interesting to note even they are not
prepared for such costly car depend
ability in this moderate-priced field.
Repair freedom is not all
they find. But Bird-like
smoothness, whether in the
first or 50-thousandth mile
And consistency that gives the same
duty in ihe same delightful way today,
or next month or next year.
What owners know of the Essex has
put all concern Tof the car from mind.
It is a belief that thrives in an intimate
companionship of steadfast service,
and each day renews its bond with sub
stantial satisfactions.
Is it remarkable, then, that this
friendship is so manifest that it causes
comment everywhere? That thou
sands buy Essex because of it?
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a recess till 10 o'c),
morning
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llils day promises to be marked i,l
a white stone In Iegislatiie aim, ,,ilh
l.t lias opened with the mlmlnL.
i. wu lones noiuiiig tbe trend,,,, "!'
every fellow's arm full ,.r " ?M
mentary Jiand grenades.
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THIEF HIDES OVERnIgHT
Secretea Him. elf In Market street
Store and Gets 7nn
Gets $700
A thief who npporentlv M., ,
himself in the see, 'store of llZY.
Mlehell, 018 Market, street, bef ' 1
from n safe on the second floor i
policp announced today, '"
T!T 'ntr"cr Presumably knew- th.
combination ot the safe, because I i
not pried or blown open T he ,Ln",
was in it tin box in tfic safe "0n"
To Fill Pulpit In Hrdlno' Chun
Ifanus Clfr. Mo April .(l.-(i,v ."
P.) Dr. V,. S. Abernethy left liVi
day for Washington, where .t
come pastor of the Cnlvnrv I uJi 1
Church, which President HanlM '
tends. Dr. Abernethy ho been nn.ti
of the First llnptlst Church hereto?:
number of yenrs. lur
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At all our Stores
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