T-7 THE WEATHER Cloudy timljtht ntid Thursday; proh. nll.' liovtersj tint much thange in (cm. peraiuroi fresh Anutlicatt winds, TKMI'KHATmW T I'.U'll llniR ' siL '12. LUi-Tn -' Jrr ' r ' .vf rj firi tfc iHjThih (Tm . turning public ffiedcjer NIGHT EXTRA. VOL. VII. NO. 193 UnUreJ at tftiond-Clasii Malt.r st th ro.tnmce vnSTLtrT3mch1 w- r. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1921 rubll.h.d Daily nicM Suud.y. SubsenpUon PrIi- It Yer by Mill. CopyrlBlit. Iim, by Public Jdirer Comwny PRICE TWO CENTS CONTRACTORS' FOES LAUNCH HOUSE FIGHT AGAINST ARON BILL Trainer Will Attack Meas-, ure That Would Weaken City Charter FRIENDS SNEAKED IT OUT OF committee! Varc Revealed as Real Backer of Plan to Restore Con tract Cleaning MAYOR AND CAVEN ASSAIL SCHEME AS AGAINST CITY Intorosted Men Tnko Advan tage of Confusion When Spangler Falls Charter liodu Seeks Aron Bill Hearing Speaker of tho House of Itcprc sentatives, State Legislature, Harrlslmrg, Pa. Object to provisions of Senate bill No. 1328 now up for second reading as tinkering with the new charter. Charter now Riven per fect home rule. Any changes in atrcct-clcaninjr provisions arc un necessary. TSequcst an oppor tunity to present our views before final consideration by House. (SiBned) CHAJ.TEK REVISION COMMITTEE OF PHILADELPHIA. STENOGRAPHER SHOOTS TO WAGE SCALE. PRODUCER SAYS Head of Pennsylvania Company TellB Commerce Chamber Radicals Rule Unions DEFREES URGES ECONOMY AS VITALLY NECESSARY Atlantic City. April 27. Conl prior. In the consumer mid the means ny which they can bo minced formed tho theme oi nn address hy T. II. Wntklns. prosl- win or the I'cniisyUanla Conl and Coke Co.. before the I'nlt.-il States Chamber oi commerce todnj. lit- placed the re. hnn.iull.tlt... r... .... ... ""'' "" "r present liigh cost squarely upon the shoulders of the i mien Mine Workers of America, as serting that the casting wage ,-ontrnet Sues Coal Operator SEEMS CLOSE TO PASSAGE Only United Opposition and Protest Can Prevent Action Favorable to Sponsors Bk o Staff Corrcro,ilc I Ilarrlshurg, April 27. The Avon Mrrrt-oleanlng bill, which, if passed, ill re.'torc tho contractor system of street cleaning In Philadelphia, has been "sneaked" out of committee In the tnte House of Iteprosentntlvcs. The measure, which friends of Mayor Moore hod considered dend, linn come to life through the Nproul-Crowc politi cal coup and threatens to pass unless strenuous opposition Immediately ap pears. Tho bill appeared on the second read ing calendar this morning. Indepcnd nts fould hardly bcllevo It hud been sneaked out of committee until they saw the calendar. Promptly thet lined -p. Harry .T. Trainer, an ally of Mnvor Moore, left his usual cent and took u nlaro neur the speaker's stood. Frank- Mn .Spencer Edmonds, another friend or tno .-.in.inr. also Trainer's Trainer will m fftta ihft lltlllltlnn h'.if i"-; uin tiiiwii in i in- t-iiinr. Hint nut i Mil was never considered in rommlttee. t line of a M.niHUKM) huin for the re- jrmiicr is n nicmuer of llie municipal pimng of streets. imirs cnininmce. anil lie said tortin lie generally reduced thiir nrieei i., ...J . nivr,,... . ... . ,......, ... ,,,., ii,. . i K , '" "la"-v 'lsc,, below ,,n production. wpenuors naving rontrnou cannot v. i i i V ,'" rnrr-v ,ll(,n' "t." 'IT. aUdnR ilclnrivl "!..., .1.... Lask for discussion nnd a modification Lin c r,ntracl' n"'1 a,e '"hiK it. pos i ''J-1"' very little hope of success." i .uu.-uiiir criticisms1' of oriTnii. His. EX-ROOMMATE AND RFI P '.' ' lr:"Z "'""" of the sale price ... IV, , ' "PPrn,''" tlic speaker sn.d I Climax of Quarrel Comes I Crowded Railway Platform .m Liilcapo. April U7. ftly A. P.) MIm .leannctte Hoy. twenty-four, n stenographer, today shot her former roommate, Miss Cntherinc DaWs, twenty-nine, a bookkeeper, while standing; on u crowded elevated railroad platform In the center of the downtown business section, then rnn into n cigar store nnd shot herself. p,nth younj women were taken to a hospital, where their condi tlon uns said t be critical. The shooting, witnessed by hundreds of persons, was believed to have re sulted from a recent fpinrre). .Miss Da vis, according to her employers, came here a jear ago from Chattunociga. Tenn.. anil took n room with Mis Hoj. A week ago they separated. Two days ago .Miss Davis received a letter from .Miss Hoi containlni' n luillet. i i i '""".v wns mat. as lie ni- Kali in,, 1,, ha,nh r "How much holshevist funds have been , is rlbutc)l In i.I country to enrrv .. . 1vlt,,01'.'J l'rpngnniln no one see,,,, , )0 r,.lilll))y ,nfnrl,lpj .. M Catkins maintained. "Wc Imve io !!!!. i T iH,i"tH !" t,", ,n"''tr- where or gimized labor l,ii.s gone to tlie extreme whose activities arc most vicious and as T understand, are but mildly cm- demned by the niitlnnnl organlMition." Declares Critics Prejiidlrcd rnfortunntcly," ,be speaker on- At Miss l)a,, instigation Mi.ss Hoi reni ' ',.r ' 0.r,!.n"," mInc,rs " h'.th was arrested on a charge of disorderly , critics ns tl ,BI Zv.1';!' conduct, but was discharged. "", people-the operators beinc dlbor i "in i iji i 1 1 1 1 iiuiiinH ! ........ MAYOR 0. K.'S PAVING Ordinance Authorizes Floating of, quite as hu '" coal baron, robber or cons,,Trnt-.r-LOANln ml?n, ",r,riUr- Io"f,'r ' ConernlU fnV'w m rnl' ''tU,,M- Ah '""Uorof man. nullo n mu.,,1.1.1. K nnn nnn c . ,l mi in no ......:.. . . - r ...uiv, cot busy. v-.vww.wwu mr oircci joo 1 ; i"iiriiu;, anil 1 miclit udi . ns .., L.TI,r fir'1 ,,,,rl( "-.sm-Im. Mayor 1 ,'',;' 'f,n- ,"R . average American Plan of I- Ixlit MooreV attention w lien be reached ,U ''"'''l. nd quite s willing to give and QKC the noint. If lie oHlce this mnriilni- un. 1I1.. 0;..nl.,,. ,,f 10 sncrillcc in order (n nt-..in,.i , 1.. ..( iu .l:i. ;;..."' ,.." .vvt : . ?.: "' niniinn-i. ..i... ... '. '""' " 111 iiriiiiiiini'n w 11 inn iiiirintri-yoa fhn iint t t --'"nf ituii iiiii 1 nnnsinj ,.c ... . - ............. iiiuii.ri if,- ,1 tux 11 wli - 1 ---. ii-iiirs in viiinrn. Ilinnl n !.. ."" " Pi"llTI. Mr U-V..1 .",,,rr,,"lss "f "' PPople." Mr. Catkins character zo.l il.o ....... ...1... " p. r: r. CUT 10 4 PERCENT Long Record of Payment to Stockholders Broken by Action LACK OF REVENUE EXCUSE; ONLY ONE PREVIOUS CUT ' -VwlXKtHY) .MISS MADIXAINK TltA KUSK 'ornirr niotlnn-plituro star who Is suing II. Lyon Smllli, imiltlmll lloniilro coal ocra(or, of New Yorli, for $i!22,r,(M) for alleged breach of a liiotlon-plrlurr con tract. He In turn lias charged her with "ronerslim of personal prop erty," which she denies CfflNESE MINISTER DESCRIBES FAIN E Address He Tells of Dire Straits His Na tion Is In The directors of the Prnnyhanl.i Knllrnnd ibis nfternoor. declnroi a 1 per cent qunrterly dividend, thorebj culting by one-half of 1 per cent, the rate customary for many years. The announcement was made at 1 :!." o'clock this nfternoon at llronil Street 1 Station, whore the directors hold their quarterly meeting I rend : "tine per cent payable Muj .'it n stock of record Stay 2," ( An annual dividend of 0 per cent linx 1 been recognized as ou institution by I Pennsylvania Ilallroad stockholders, many of whom believed It inconceiva ble that the great system would ever lower the rale. The cut means that the capital in vested in the road will receive a re turn lessoned by ."..'? 1-.1 por cent rom pared with pay reductions ranging from 1 10 'i per cent pn Girl Runaway Is Sorry Automobile 'Tour' Is Over Fourteen -Year -Old Ruth White, of Long Branch, Caught in Haddonfield With Two Bog Companions J 1)0 Old. f)lfl lllPf nf ftin nnfti rnnrtf unit unnrrt in n tf fit niftifi ii- uhiln and the joy of moving nbout at will1 the girl talked, nnd Dlsbrow. 11 big. u..t,, n- . 1 . j- enthralled fourteen- car-old Iluth overgrown lad of six feet two. welch- nUghes, Disappointed at Berlin White, of Ixing llrnnch. while on a'lng 2(H) pounds, sat with 11 slm-nlch M . lle-day motor "tour" with two boyigrln while his girl companion told of IMOte, Unlikely to Transmit companions. Now she Is sorrj It is I their adventures. , . Vi,',ii l!P"lllM.t1(,,","t!l',,,,,T1, , Another girl started out with Ihnn. t to Allies Illlth WHS found nst n cht nl Unit - I ..1.1 r...i. . . u .1.... i.. 1 n. -.,..!. rl ...l.l. ii.. 1. f.1 , I . .-"UIU IVItl'i. MUCH lll-. H'll L.MIK .MUlH-ll BOTH BRITAIN AND FRANCE TO REJECT PROPOSALS Ufl III n lilt mr nil nml K IlU'li.tti I ..L.l t.t ..nnt....n f..Hll.M .... 1... linn.. . - T i.n !,? i'i-shiw) n j iur( u i ll VI lllli' lllllll'l I'll iu "in' motlier, the three conipnnluni motored bralmd expedition. She hurried tn her Cfii7iirn nf D.,I,k D..U,.l I- f? i over ma nj miles of Suuil, Jerhej roads. I home and told her parents of the pluns OB,zu'B 0T KUIir Kl Obable, FoN visiting seashore resorts and Inland of the others. ' , lowed by Renewal of ll t nti .. t..-. .,. il..i .1 l- i I'i (VfsflW flf f'.irotitK .v ...n ii run; inu iiiui uri'w up in ... , . t ; TEUTON TRAP AVOIDED Attempt to Separate America llrt l4l nli . . ,....-.-., .,.- - - - i r iiiui i . .-siii i m i riirn v i iiiinris it ii- trH'nri JilV U',"'?v,r1 "venue and w,.t as far as Trenton, where the four Wl run S ,(r" J,;irM "l'1' 2,"!nmde Mime tiurchnses. shoes nnd nrti ' o Hi liftii Hentie. Long Uranch. ,.ips of rU,lMna. Then the four nioiornl ' Sit.!1!. I'l'IfltlV tr K I ..Ml. l.... .Mn.l I I. ... I -.. If. 1. .. I.. ll ..M front of the Hndilon garage, ut Haddon- i.iio. Hint niglil. The nutouiobile was caked with dirt, one tive was flat, the The announcement T iii ' t"V ,xl"V,f,t( and the three '""""" "nu inn Hicjii mi u,ue(i, nor nnn a wash for five dns. In nil that time also the) had two square meals. The) had no money, and demanded ten gullons of gnsollnc on credit. ThN proposed by the m.iii- ngement to employes of the railroad. Cash dividends paid by the Pcnnsyl- The others went to a Long Uranch garage, nnd using the credit of tlielt pal cuts, laid in a big toe!t of supplies, then started off for Atlantic Clt. "Snt uni.'iy night we !rpt in Atlantic Citj." inid Uuth. "I slept in the front sent, mi! the bojs slept In the tomieau." They fooled nround Ma.is Landing for wns refused them, but while they were several dajs nnd obtained fix gallons dickering with the garage man tho po- "' Rasoline and nn Inner tube from the lice in the station across the street were i sarage man there after leaving the gold notified. I watch of Disbrow's father as securltj . 1 The reached Westmont last night and Recognized by Police managed to get to Haddonfield before Chief of Police CScorge W. Ilaxler their gasoline Hupply was exhausted, recognlr-ed them at once from their dc- I At Wcstmont, Inst night, they mnllcd scrtptlon. Although they tried to bluff letters home demnnding .! each. In him. thc.x soon gnc It up when lie led these notes 'they said they refused to them to the police station nnd tele- return bom unless the money was forth phoned Lung Hinnrn thej hud been coming. It wns needed, they Bald, for lounil. Lieutenant of IJetcctiics Jo-1 tlic return trip, From Entente Appears Doomed to Failure l!. CLINTON Y. GII.HKHT Stun rorrrninnilin 1'irnlnt 1'iiliPc T.Mtser forinoif. toil l,v Public J.tilarr Co. WashhiKton, April 27. -An air of ill-appoint mejit over the Cermnn noto i pervades administriilirn circles today. .nal 1I..IT. . . . W 1 1 a. I ll-!..... ...1I... ..I. . .1 II..1L. 1... II.... I TI.. . . . .. nv-uu .Mtwiir ( . ui iniiff itroiiL-ii. lonif 11 ii'-n imiicr nKrii hi in n u v imivv ni' iinin. on rrfiimtitif inn unirna mnnA Miniii UuMronrl CV). from Mnv. isil. . Wi.iin u,m.., t .!, n .. . n,.i TnM .!.. un.t i..i,am .i. ...1...1J mrf rptnIH tlinn the r.irly propneanda . 11 aixis . -. 1 - 'iiiiiiiif, iv u- iiLiiivnaiii iu "ii'i --! --.siis unit nii'ni 11 tux- i iiiij- . . - , .... . . 1 10 icuruurj. Ill I . inclusive, tf.n i M nrriie tie i i ren mn.ln ll,.,,v,.,.,u mirlfl. mill fhrr fniit-erl In pliit, lionie I"" "Till - ' l.'er cent and amount to approximately eomfortnbli TUA.MIO ll o rnn ito ln ' v,:'-,.H'i L7"i2. This is exclusive f 22 1 blue dress inmiixo ut O. ruil IIO HlUiPer cent ilivid'nili paid in scrip, the larger pint of which were redeemable in stnci n llerliii nd cutis . Mr. proceeding with the utmost e. Iluth was clothed in a . Sin said thej had bought nuantities of i I Iuclir - i.i.. . i-.. ..i .... , i i.. i ..... . i . ... : . . nine i-iiiii. iiiw siiues nnn i'himi.v nun eiiscs nnn nnn iwo reni ineais. :.... :. .i .. ... heavy woolen- stockinzs. She has blue Their clnthiiie wns lorn nnd solid n.i.l " "" ",P"ilnm"11 ' l,,M rPP'y T'ie car l Ho Major -uiil be was anxious to '.:"."" "l ij .prosecution cases ncnlnst n.n nner nearu or tiie bill s being consid- lush the won qf street repaving and' ' n,u'" VJ,ii:Vor,er' officials nnd ereil or of Its being reported out 'On that the loan, to be raised hv the Is-1 "I'erntors In-lfdiariapolfs us "?,,, o,T tliat ground ns u menibor of the com- suanec of short-term bonds, "woii'd bo n"e upon common sense" nnd n "ill..., I mlltee. rrnlner said that ho would tight a.hcrtUed as rapidly as possible. , attack on the principle f ",ille. J&i i lime the bill shot back to commit- The Hunting of a loan of this kind bargaining." asserted tint H" ".., ... , , , . '"" ,",,,,, ": raising funds lor strec- workers bad never attempted throi i "h "lule 1 rnlner was polishing up his , lcptning was made pn-slble hi PresI- riM'iiieii with the ni,er.n..,L ... I. tuns llie are men were conn n on the I dent 'i "li'n' i, inin, In... 1. 1 i.. 1 1,,. ...... ! stricf nroilnei'r.,. ...i.ii . " I 1 - .. -.- ... -- . .. .. ! iuiiii. in iii nv is f -- iiifii, tlllllllLT i. ..lit ..i..i .f..i. i.-.....,.i. ii... .... ' "If il... ...i..... i. . .. i Dr. Alfred Sno-he S.e, Chinese nun ister to the T'nitrd States, arrived In the city today to make addresses in be half of the Chinese famine fund. He was met at North Philadelphia Hint Inn by George Horace l.oiimer and taken for a short ride through Fair mont Park. The diplomat praised highly the beauty of the Parkway and listened w'th interest to nn eviiosltinn or the prospective plans for Iinin" ll ! witn putille buildings. At a luncnccu in his honor b thr- In. terchurch 1'eileratlon at the St. .Inines Hotel. Dr. So spoke of the ilriinvht nnd subsequent famine that has caused ' much suffering in bis native country. the picture or the famine men is pathetic." he said, "nnd appalling." "Honest. Industrious. mImimIc foil.. commit suicide upon a wholc-ali n-nlc rntber tlinn resort to plunder. The WW and brown hair, and lauirherl and their faces anil hnntls illrtx joked, and assumed an air of brnradn. of Mrs. Dlsbrow Is being held nt llad Hradforil .leglcr, clad in a Hoy Scout donticld for the owner. iMWflD CCCC DAMIC CCAMrM TO DroiOT lYIilUIV OLLO Um0 0-LrtMLN IU L0I0I AS CRIME WEAPON ..l. .I...I.I ,- .1. twm lien uiviueoiiH suire jn-ti nave nvir aged 11.01 per lent on par wtliie of the stock. The cotrpuny hns paid .i re turn i "pon the stcci, In every year since ts Incoiporntion. The highest rate paid In tint year wns 10 ner cent nnd ilie owist rate inuny year 2 per cent. This j ratter dividend wa spald in 187S fol lowing tho steel riots and destruction ot i property in 1877. ' First Diiiileinf in IS.'.O tn connr.itlnii ulit, ii.n Lin.A...... .i. . .. ' v cuHi-iiinn nun .carTircinX'oraUoVTshtiT'he More Tha Polico In Benson Declares Reduction lm- nollmm'u'nui'fiSr" Fighting Radicals, He Tells perative at Conference of m.!lnniU7romn;Tr'stir?on Pitts:' Thrift Advocates Owners and Employes hurgh was not opened until 1S.VI. . . In the ehnrlcr srnnied o. : ' ratnw of the Pennsylvania llnllr.mil I CARDINAL IS SPEAKER EFFORT TO AVERT STRIKE ir n n uiinr hut "" s '" r!"'r, ""' k,-'-piusi In V I IWAI U IMI U'U'"nir of "" Hughe, note to III r II linhl ill I """IJ I'mmisiii- only to tiaiiMuit IU I . U. linUL UU I ; tin., would be ae.ept.ible i tl,e .' po the Pennsylvania Legislature allowed a! i ........ ..i ..i ii pip cert interest on the deaths by disease and starwitlnn of I mn"jv contribnteil for the construction these tillers f-thivsiistorh-tlir'heart ?' '"erond, the Intcest to be rharced of humanity. '" '''? "f construction. In 1S4S the "My country is dolnir all that it can under tho hiindlcap of its other dltli I'lilties. It ii carrying a burden at the present time of Ii.iMtO.OOO destitute ...'." atiuing: . uic principle or eo eetltn bar. order, along the aisle were thrse Hep. I The priq used bonds will mature iufthcr serious trouble uhlVV'Ji!!'.5 'V"1 rcntath.es of Philadelphia's govern- tittein .Mars ,iml will not hear inoie. a proper method of iirrsii.. , K ment: Thomas F. Wnt.son. Imlrmn.. th.in .'.'. ner ii iniereyi. (scales. "rraiihlng wnge or tuo ueputilican cit. coiiunittce: lliomns W. Cunningham. Councilman ii?."'V Scn"tm" Aron himself, Harr itllg. sergeant -at-nnny of the iiiii.. flelphia Council: Fmuk W S'mrt ! Driver Narrowly Esca Presence of Mind ! .Miinroso, iweui) -scm'ii icurs prmlsion of Savings banVs are more elTcctiTc than to Cernmnj and in comejing informa tion to the allied governments. The nine has not been ti-nm.millrd to i the Allies and exlilentlj will not lw ' traiiMi ittcd. Oulj . ,1ot informal di-ciission of it i- tul.ing p'm-e , The mident p'irpo.r of the ndminis- tration is to carr.i out scrupulously tho Oer-terni'j Miles. I he most ,,., s lrjllg ,iri M0t tf( setmrate thin goieriunenl from tliCi Allies in the course of these negotiations nnd to avoid the mistakes ir. Wilson made in the iiruiNtice ncgotinlions dur ing which he talked to the lierlin gov eminent out the bind... ,,f ,,s paitncrs in the war. In allied circle- here ,i U i.idfnt that mini i.ngiaiiu and rrunee regard the CUV . -1 1 11 'r..t !. ..Mtint-I t II... n.l.n.iLA. Senator Vnre had a prominent i-eat ol such woik hau to be met from our 0 one of the main aisles. Then l rem noiii'innl'iiimis TRAIN DEMOLISHES crrotnrj to Prenldent Wcglein. Aron Calls (iuaids ' L'ocrnment co-operation nut ..,. hes truck -sxxZ7rsi& was the conclusion of Mr Wntl-iic.' icapes Death by pint. ' ' iiii.ih. Lezlslatllrr nlnen.lfi.l .1.1 tr,,!r!;!'"rt"r m nllow' 6 Per c,,nt '"tere's't return upon the money adianceil for the construct on of the rn....- .. .... ... ; , " ."".-". "fsiimr, ...t. ... -,.- ,' i-;-i"..j un no in-, tuai uwng.s oani.s a iclplcss people. Thes,. aie being fed. rcnt.ivc t( hnulate Investment in the1 st,..,f. ,i ,T,, . lothed and boused. There remain ! ' "' ' '""' '. oncourag-j the constrne, n, Wrmf.r.1 tnN iimrniiig. mweier. more than .",(100,000 who are ' ,,'1" J'ad. '11 nen .ton ciinhle a man to become "llr,.iii, .II..I i I ""'Ihree .lears the a home owner joii sae him from the l ., i I " ""er exceeded ll pci ...cent per annum i.i i.. tc. .' v . r.,. ... -n., , ii, loin. 10 ' o , .. , ii in irn Wlier If thej nrc to have hope of j .? ';ont ;" paid, and in I.SVJ aie1 il the next harvest. 'OIII"li' 'i- I".r cent was pld. an,; Rifts are being recehed with ...,,"'.' " ,1PI' ' l'T cent was paid, XMJS IIIICIOII. Anrl "T ul .r.f. ' . . .. police tn curbing .rim., and in slip- fen-iier in opinion ns to wag,, redue-' , , , , '"'"I"'""1 " " more uc- Mayor .Moore de- ' , " "r'"een i iinlrmun llrnmn. of the , ' '""""""1" "' '"' wluei, t.j cu-tly I . ...,., n ......,.,. .,,,,, siiii.i..cii jnr toe .'in-, ii in i.iiiiiinii. pressing radicalism dared In welcoming delegates to the 'murine ,.m.i,n." i. i.'....i ... . !..' - ......... i,. ,i-,.iii.,i in (IM. , ipcn- Kcouoni) Neresary n C .Necessity of uati S. now existing upon I he bounty of our Kicnt friend. America, and who m continue, it is sad to say, to loo that help Ihing unt "Your i ui'Ultcrnhlc thankfulness nnd gratltud n tneso poor people mill pythe people of China as a whole as testimony of the Culled Slates' friendship nnd svuipa tlij ." In Dr. These il. nil's iiiiii.'.ir.. .1 . ... .. te.te.f,.;-i-iTynx i. ,'"" . "'"iroau liianngement recall in this second national conference of t'n inn- 'ng today of conferenees ..,.11...) ,1 tunl filings banks at the Itellevue- ' l",1,""," '" an effort to a vei t n threat .inn -irihe on .merieiin steamships IU Ma. 1 . Andrew Purnscih. nresldent of i,,. Tnlernatliuial Scr.ineii's Ciiion. and oilier s'inkeMiieii for the workers de clared that n 1." tier i out ware niluc lion de.lniod b. Hoar Admiral liens,,!, to be necesparr was uniici iqitable to the unions. per ' extravagances Mien id id if the times. It Is also interestln.. o. ......i.. .1.... .. "" ... "" null uie comtiaiii ,.ll..,l An.nl. I ' . - - i...'.. .iiiniiiKs, close iv nils up As a linnie owner he is like a poliermnii on his beat." the Minor declared. "Sin lugs fund institutions l.eln in Amerienui.utioii of aliens. They place their small sums in your iiistl'tutioi's I and before long ure striving to buj American homes. If more foreigners had the savings huhit there would be less trouble from anarchists and 1ml Present fulli eeimom miUt'oii- t'n !i warrant n rrdintion in miMiic w.igf. tlie chniimun said, adding that "he 'mil .eii.h..fl ll.n .in. ...... 1..... ... ..... ..-.,,,.,, .... ,.,,,,., ,,.,ii; nnn , are Tahiti advice Irecly and cone ir. ion tin be '.is lleer tin 111. r lis mj llih the II.. ..I 1 Hill t nnnenred . ..i. .. . old. or I laiiiinoiiton. Iind ii narrow es-I emu ihhIm..! I., t . .,""..' V"""".' wn.s IIIi-m.,, Poult... i: in.r....i i.m.i. v ?ani.iiui.iMH for .ul.llil... '.i .. sneviis. ,- -. ........ i-,,,,-,.-,, .oiiciu. -itor Aron. the special enresc-ii, ii, 't ral" ,r,,m ,lou"' ",llr' vvl"'" '''- 1- I blent of the c ber I , hi. . t' vr"V -M. ' A ss-r-lar; i, Wn VI to S ments for the bene it of t,e ,,,,', , "l'' M,cl' H(,r" '"''c "P '" raids , ' ' "'""""" ' the wage re.lu, tin., Pavld II. lane had "X? n ,i ,. V1,,,i" "nllroml express train demolished dress , tl e e I, "Zl" ''i, " "i", '.""."'U Alb. t and H T ng h'e di ,.',: ,h!" lehholders " thcr hro il , , ' '"', ' '" W. TI.- will not ',",tlr"!"n ,. "'"'ed there should guards" in 0?der to Im s e Z l m th" '''l'r,r'"'l ''" - lrlIfif ul Klin delegates wc.e pre" ' "l wll,,,h ,,M)0 sccrctarv ' diplomats chll fch a rer. i ,m or br .'i"0"'"'1 '" 1"""", 1,,,r,,' ' '" ii''' ""''i'" i",' ",f ,",l'rti'"- fonie chance for h Hiiwt ll i m'1 1M,wt r'"B- Hun.monton. lie asserted that e.-nn,,,leii. ., In the welcoming pnrlv in nd.llt!,... v,'r,i,, l)l"'''x into Mod n,.,!"" tl,rifl' nP"rs of our count.-, but . ""'"'"' ' nlpilit deck ,,,! PBW Observers "feillt he f c B .''! I" ' Tl,l "",,U N l.ii.rl "f the Uos,. whole worl.l as out , f T, i"' 'i'" to . ,n imn or, h 1 ll"v,, "'''' Into the treasure m.', L"" "'" M,lt b"rK' "mw' tlll'-v "" " r' " "lI,,,"",l',inI 'eduction In Khhh the bill1 7nn"lMP:nt,Zl)!fM. ml - ""M "i"' ""'-! Pulsed the iXa ' Uc! r e' ' k ., Kh.' -x'm' v J.;, I " fa . S'l)-,0,,',m?1 '" - Sf Oe r v Z Th,X!,y,,r s?,rt "i"' 7 '' n" X"r "";,W,V'"" "T' "" '' , "' Mlttee to the Vnre inlluenec i r . P- ' '"T" H '' tX'?V ,,'"',',,,l! ,"Uar,1 ,lu ",m for iN ''triclenev enrr" c th ," ""'d. mill fhi.oi, 'hen a representa v.- "f '"'"'"ding stock. ' "P ,a"" "lr" ,of '." ;" institutions of the ' l,,,li''" ,"f the working rules ganlalwg the House F -I, ., ,U , nf Z Z ''"'. ""'' Anibiose could neither stop country snr,i, ll,roiiirl, V. JlZl .,. i of the Chinese students ot the rnivcrs n...n.i , eoiinlr Is the' fact thnl most f the "' " ' "' k'' f,'r. ''fiicicu.- and con. JWilxStlm, A J it "'"f ""V'T ,h" """I"" ".'r'"1 f -" Men,lo,lr,nH,! ,,?: f'.1;' of Pe,,nsi;,,nia i.-rslt, ( lungcl to (I:lr(erl, u. ,mtr(1Ils nri. poPi tllMftJ , operation. These he said, were bnrraTroK IVT'1' ",. Xfr SXTi ' S. onposo his bin Point ou, its do- pcjce SK'tftWX' AT '" '""' ' "' $fpl Mer! ' ft - ;-,,, and , prcve , n . ' of' ,c ..fc' "'V t 'ffl t Imlependents pointed out tha, Mr Slugged to Give Color to Story I'1' ' rvwuLiBuU Z -- - - eo Z " K ' STl' IS77. .'lu- " ' h,,,,.r " "J'i'j.-, ,nw" -. rone.,..., i ZT;rmno,hPl"u,"J J-"- i;ui..ski, 2oi itce,. str-ct. cM,iw , ,to T.j AMBLER TRIAL RESUMED ' '"'' '-''-' -'ids'K !;:; ""u"in rur' ton"B"rd " rw ri '- "" MUL. I Mi i ... f lllllfffl UMtll I utlul.lfOi.l fltwl fli.. Iiikiiahii I . Illlfl . Iirtli .-.,... ti. Mnn ,l,l W EF riTwiS SSS"tari-.-fflit,-B.SS TO CONFER ON RADICALS , - -.-, W irS K Ohjii-lloii, of Miles The ..hi. ctioiis oi the all.-d goiern . in.-i.ls are : I'irsi. Tlmi the aiiMiim K inad , iiunte. mil lit,,, i, . 10. OOO.OOII.OOO. tut againsl a mpinil .sum ariniisli est'i lilllleil ai fioin SI7.liOO.liiMI.O0ll to S2I. noii.iiiiii.iii.il demanded bs the Allies at I. mill, in. ."second. That the propnsi ou(i t-ee l.ei-inaii trmn :'- ,,. naltie, n. ilMied b the Versailles t mm and siiliMMiucnil sii s ,u deliveries ! I rnii.-c and ii-nm uiiprodii.tlvc l-s sll.-h as pn in-; '. ...,,. , the iiiui ,,f ip.itinn an, ,,f MiriotU alii. .1 .'inn m t i-i. in , ii,c,i., IM ,,,.,. mail. '.I"'""!- That th. proposal to re liilild the neastat.'d icgnins is un satlsfaelor . I'oiii'lli Tim t the proposal , ,.,e er Ihe nilicl ,. ( , tl ,.. "Y .'r "ll" I'liible. The Harding adimnisti-niioii would nl-o rci.., i t,iH Fifth. Thnl tlic mpm ,,r tlie l.-riiis vMiuld allow tieunaii to c. line or pnsipimc ,a. ments Negotiation ou be- .erniany ml to a 'luestiou 'mate. Aaivift protest against the Aron stteet ,'aning bill, nojv up for si'.-oml rendin tho House 111 llnrrish.lriF unu ornin id today bv Mavor Moore ami Director UTln nnrl l. Amnl..lu .1 .1.. II...--.. .. l.et Tucsilu b Magi-ttate Urclis to day. Pulaski was a dmcr tor Stanley H. (ioldsmtth .n, Co.. cloth siungers. of Fifteentli and Wallace streets. Police Meeting in Mayor's Olfice to Plan Against Disorders May 1 Federal nnd citi mnl,, mi. ,',-,., ,. ,n r i.i.. ... ............. -, ,,, np. ...-I ...is iiuiTiioou at tn Wrecked Bank Case i In iiddltional to the i-ash ,i .'.:.i. . , -e.s and other. i..,.. I "r-- ',,1'-''' 'Hn; first scrip dividen, ' I-.,... .., ...... Numerous legal pin uments wh'.eb ligiiie.l trniihnctlons of the were ulentilie.l It. in the financial N'orth Penn Hank lii-.intueo C.nnuils I... i.i. hi.. . .... n nii.n.1 1 !. -. . '. v ,'.ir , ', " ' "'r cent. re. eenin lie in cash. The mst recent s,..t.. .i.1, ,' '," em in .!, I. " ; !' mi i.. Illl .. .... .,11,-iiiri.i iicpressiou e llnvn-' ..111 nr'..i.i , : I :" ,' ...' """," Plans to thwart am May Dav d I.. ! " '"Pr ."'".'. ". ,w wnness,ni cl . ..,, " ,'V " ".-' " 'ress.on j,, ,hp tmll by ,,u. Housc totlnVi ii : ," " ' ...... .....t ui ....- ..ur.a.. oi - " oners fostered hv nolltlciil ii.li...,u wnen tne trial ol i -mines . Am iter ,,.;,.,' ' " '"ft," i"r cent In ,s'.i Municipal Itcscarch. ' he goods disappeared April X while urPMnr ' "L ' "J'"i. .'M'!'u s; 'was resumed tn.l.i, I,, fore ,i,,la,. Iler"ln,. -per ''e.tt in l.SO.'l. I ismnecl,,. ino .ron bill to restore street rulaskl wns in a Hurtling at, 1 'wefthl ,.-n.,,. ... ,. ' 'J. """.. .', 'V1 'f ""eixou . j,, c-lnilnnl Cour " ' i "" ""' lah' e.-rlp div dond the coini. D 17 P nnWTvr 0 '.MnlnB to contractor domination lu and Cher. streets. The d.fu-r was' "' ' . ." t.'p..?" ot. n ''d States .t. ' .1?"i"?iL' ""?,.... .,.:; any nNo paid a cash .11 l,l,!n. '.'"!. P. K. R. DOWN 2 I'a.ladclphia." tho Mayor said, "is one "truck with n bluckj.iek as he left the. ""ft, 'S '" l ", ,,'l uW- w 1 ness hvn n rVi i p,"r.p''1't , "CTvy M,B of Pe"ylvnnla meltatcd and na Wmw. Vc. Hne ranged to make the aflalr appn.r Mtl .y.lir "".' Fnite.l ""' " " '? ' T'.rZ '! X- V'l "...lerMood , prnl'HeJy "X'-J1, trom 1 1-2 to 1 per cent. IfVi-r l,:Wh.J.r! L!"- '""" ," ''"," "'"p-ibl.-dUorder.Miri" 'l0nlhK """ ""?' th- -rial proba,,, ii, 'be I "?P ' 1," nT ,'r' '' dW" t0 Sl- 3 l " " "ijn it. fnr U I. nn on . i Z' ' l '""w'nB Hl" '"iifwnee Mr. Me ' "ft f . . ! tlon of rftlcc uing his scrip -ash, - n')'-e- ndnenrcfthaVtn FRENCH HONOR AMERICA . P,n -"' I ".": 3 "Zlr: r.1!. '" iVM:iKtt'ir' ..,,11, 9 B0YS HELn asThmaiavo c?nJASsed firebug. uaiinura on rr rnur. r.,i..n.n iv... r waiter ucrrv is maae uommanaer i wir ircnfirnnciii n .inr d- u.m.mi ;. "w iwimi j ijjv v jjiui'uitr. la... ivnrii ir. ....-., nvinw ...1.1 ,...., .. 1 ... . in ' ---- -. - - iiim t mum- ni IJMiM tiuiir 1111(1 MAYOR IS CAUTIOUS of Legion of Honor l Paris. April 27. ill A. P. i - Va"- " ter llerr. president of the Aiiiern-jii Mits Aron Bill, but Won't Talk ofi'l""uber of Commerce of Paris, has L -nl.l-.il.,. n.... 'been made . onimaiulrr of tlie Legion of legislative Row , 0llri ucordlns to the Journal Onlelcl itayor Moore refused todnj lu make , toila. jny cnmimnt ou the iiphcnwil which1 The lis) also Ineliidrd Mr- lleiirmn "iiin-cd in the state Legislature jes- llarles. Dr. Uobert Tui-uer and Frank Sn.iTf . V'u ' "? ' tl'" "vertliiow of .In l timid, who have been made knights ...ii ir "iii.i.s-i.'i-. out in- caiiii "'III II irOI'llMs I noon., nil.... nlsii he present. IDENTIFY BODY BY KNIFE out of I hi le clTeel on Phil of the Legion. V 'n bill in lis pnssibh "iciimiu .J,'.T110-iV,,"',nr declines n, ,1s1.hs stt,. ! C.i !' npf,i'1- '" Is interested in is..,'",0lJ, "."deling Philadelphia. u, nat is all, n.. ,".?.IH",' wnh '"eod t talk about ' r.e attitude of Senator Penrose and !'.'S,V",r,,Sl,rnijl ward him. , I lie Mayor hn no reni'mi to he isre that these gentlemen are uu ,";',"". ,".' hl' Phlhidelphla aduilnls. "Btloti ,r (,(,!, ..vby should tbei Jtlit "bserve tlie nrc iniiklu; no ...." "" poimeiii sigiuiicaii e, a ii airs nt llnri'i "-..uu ilie ,Aln.or I'lhllUI'g Why ifi ii.'".".?,"1! !l. dim .tirt. leit, insnt gbjut qt, Ooor Houm.UiJi. ' i Important Activities ' in Legislative Session t Tall, of attiieking lcgti'lij of House loorgnnlntioii. dwindles. Itnle'rl S. Spniulcr. ousted hpe.tkrr. takes his seat in House and is narnil reitiveil li friends and foes. Dinrv uiih Sen.itor are, Thiee reieiiue bills lining in heritances, gasoline and anthracite oil', w I'l be piiss.il liunlh In llouu l.i.'ii 'I I.e. ll' mhl !. .0011.1 10' I to ti"e tcwniii Dai. bill ei, iiotci'iii; cltlis to fegiinic sill, of llrcworl.s iciorlcd to Jloutiu and nuivbj pasived, Scout Blade Shows Drowned Was Missing Youth The bod of i,'. Wu'luce Wells. ... teen .curs ..',. ot .-.vj Saiisom street, drowned IV-bruii'-. IS lu the Ilelnwiir.. !i-ie- opposite WnshluKt.in Park and recovered M.uid.i wiih Ide'itilleil nt the Morgue t.-.tcni.i to menus or a llm Scout knife ami a pipe. Wills fell run n In,; ot th,. Imie- . pendent Piers Co llelatlies iiotilit-,) Dr. It. D Ilnrkc. it eoroni r's pin!- inn. ftatlng that the missing bo. 'had cnrrii'il the Knife ami pipe. ; Yestenlu Fdwnrd Itluni. a tleputv I coionor, wns passing tlirough (he Morgue ami noticed a knife and pipe beside Ihe ini found Miiudli In the i.t'iin. iirc n.'itr run iiiuiili. lit- rr .Mill. lei- wore hi- u sua I nodded cheerfiill to iniiii.v nctpiniut- Five Found Wanderlna on Atlinti.- unci's m tlie coui'ir ,. (;s attitude' -i. n .. .. ""un,,L indicated touild... f a.-piiital I , C,t' Bordwalk in uccortlamo with insti iictinns of l "",."", '", ',., '" KW'niniiii' hole M, i Assistant District Altninc Ta u In lie, ?".'''" '', ' babbling brooks m t,0 I who lepresenls ii Miimonwealtli. ' J ur. who lepresenl. H muinnwcalth thcl . . , "',r,l,K ",lh "ntten into the Jul paid clos. attenllni. to tin tPstl-' f""1 ," I,"T''', '" evidenced by reporls moii which lai'irh coneei- I .-.-itiiili- -I'V"1 ...'"T, pntin.t." tml"-v' 'no bovs ure eated lliuiin lal mailers .. " " ' "'"'ii their homes in LEIB AGAIN APPEALS 'Counsel Asks Supreme Court's Per- tills c ly. The At aniv fit police are hoblmg he rnn ns fount wandering- on the1 .....,,,,, Mt, , ,fclll, ,m im, naininon- uii wh . ,L. police are holilln- foil- i.... 'ho stole a ride that far on the!, ...... lo the -onshore. Tlie cantnres have been iiiiiri.ii to i-iiicciiv .lo.cpri Slin. in FULL CREW REPEALER FINALLY PASSED BY HOUSE IIARIUSBUF.a, Apiil 27. The full cicw lepenlei- was passed POINTS ON DIVIDEND CUT Raihoad on the stock exclmisi reduction of the quarterly divi- Tho selling canied the quotaiior. TTTch price it had sold during the TELLS OF WIDE PLOT loibcrt Olscn, aiustcd in ciu- lU'.tion with five mcenJinry fives, in the busiucbs quutcv Moi clay n'sht, conlcsaed todny, nctoitliup; to the police, that he hn I stiuud nil the blaztb, claiming his, action was a pait of a couatiy wulo movement planned m Chicago. Olscn told the police he ha.; planned to the toui laigc plums last night, including that of the ilolint riow Co., acioab the rivci. WOMAN'S AUTO HITS BOY ATHLETICS' GAME OFF how . er. at ,,v I 'I gow-riiui.'iit nnii which llie lil.i-l; It, Icatl in l, reop. nitiL' of tin tepnrnli.iii b the Alii,. The situation .-ncil. p..--., ' I. '- t -ai wlu.-h eist., ulie., Pr-std. nt WiImoi nnd lieiuiMin w.-rc i-.-liiiiiKing notes prior to -the armistice leg.irdmg thu lelllls nf ; rillllll 's situ, ,,,,, , i.erinaii s tirst nolo in th.-n ,-ase was whi.il. unacepiable to the Pi. -idem and i w.i. not until ,-e.cral i..tt weie ,-x -. h.inge.1 I bin M Wl!..,,, oliiuined ,t iu.ipi.sal Ii-nm liii-niaii win. h . VVUi willing I., iraii-tuil to the Allien. rl'u. .. Tin nn- -cut is ;in. I .lr Wilson re- pliul with tpi.-t mis. In,, itdil,,.,. H,j0 ft, am stagi of th. negotiation., dosed, the .. oi (iiin.iii ' n Fines Force In amnio , . , , i Mll, Mlnt,0IR aie parall. I. Winn lieriii.iu. ,is,ed for an ..ri.iisiici she ..as iiinlei- pressiiru Froui the itlli,., and Aunt n ,m armies, which were sienilih .-lo.ing ,,, up,,,, t lar '.etuiHIi uriii. and l4ii-ent. mug to ci.t "fi- the inn n bod in I ,- An b, .ilji'd i' narrowed the notes came 'III. k" r Mini In .ti i 'I'o.bi,. I iirni, ,m t.ne, force Th,, French nt tm is remit h. m i- mlo Oer man mi Ma. I and lake possesion of the i blcf lii-riiinii itulostrial region It is this fact wlii.li prompted 'tha .riiiiiti icpiest in,- inleni ittMii ,y thla oil ill r,., wlii.h was follow e, by tho Hughes note and tin- proposals now n Wtisbiiigion In this s,., t. t;,.,', a,.tir,n un!ii a I'l-eniiu llriaiid said in Fans, a de uce to gum il,,,, . ''. taking out o lb- Iinin In the Fi elicit wou, mean tho slraiigulatii.it of tieriiinn's inilustrhil o.iil.u.rtl mi I'uir Kour I olinTin KinTr mission to flcvlew Case I...... . Ml. .... , ...... ... . """. ..... .r.i ...-loutise or niuiai clerk of tli tln Supreme Court aiipeiil to that boil) trom i.. decision1 ,'1"' '"J"'1 '"I"I at Atlantic Citr are of iht. Superior Curl which sustained "'"' ''"- ",,,'-' Mount Vernon street cniMleijntt of turgor in Plilhidelihla. 'Thomas Ilrowii 27 North t'anliol Lelli's . oun-el eonieiiils thnl iim lu.n I street : Frank Doneherl. R"fl v .. mli.li.lilii ...iiki I,,,. I .... !..!. .11 ., . ' l nlli.l ....... . .1-1111 ' . . '.".' '.- .,..i . on istiii'iiit,, m - .'...-i r-.i . ii , .. luiiim ..ters sl T ..II, r .... ii clmri... ..f ll.n Mlt.... it..., .. ' ' ....... 11, .111'.- ri-SIt 1-1 I '' '" . -'..nr.,.,u . ITMIinS .IO....O,. I egislatin-c. toila. asl.eil ! who is endeatoring to unite n.irem- i for permission ... "'U" asnln. Carries Child to Hospital After Leg Is Broken lolin Coombs sKten .. eai-s o'il I7.'!2 i North Tent" slie.-t. sofl'cro.J ,t tra-lure j of tlie rlglu le-,' when struck It an nu touiobile al Tenth ami WlngohoekinK t ), streets 'a.i nigin I in- bo. was at '77 ...... .in nn istt nt ittti m . ,....... r..i. . i , .. tuiiiiii ..tiers. "tl-:ii teuintinti lo .-m.. ii..- si reel u n. . .. ! V. '-' "t V. "MrV,m" '""isiied b "S "' ''" '' ""ei-eil lorger wusl1' .v ' r" ' nteniie. anil James Carr. I mnchine ilri.en b. Mis ,. T. uwi Wells reatlw't. and lliimcdliitel ,.,. i Hl i muMi led there end that uii.l-r the'hl North Twentieth -tret. The bids1 irVJ'J Wiligohocklng street, hit him ami munieatcd w lib the bo, father w .'uliugs us la ,1 ,l,.w In Philade'phia. he In the ens,,,,.- of th- 1 laninionto,, p, !,. , ,K the heels pi.ssed ,, er h s .- ' ptNtlvely I lent llcl the botl - . ghl he U'U-d In .ter, cunt in the jr. -ir irl. I ..gap. S.TI Markoe strec j ' Al vs. Polio.!, pla, e.l th" bo. , "l.er ' ' ' stute until coin e ed M 'lliatu I airing ni. TtO: S ,spen stree n,.l.li e ..nil ilrn.e lo Si i ... ii , tJV ., J Lycouilaj sliest potice station. IM,IMMIIIIIIII,'IIM,M'I,,"IM','",I,',IM'MM "--- '''' - "'' '" rft..fc .... Wet Grounds and Cold Weather Prevent Contest at Boston llosliui. M.ivs,. Annl 27 Cam ami cold weather pre.enieil the rum, .,,.. uleil between 1 1.- tblclics and ltd ,s,n illternoon The . Inl. I. ..... phi.u-il two i mil, -is ln dun ,,.ri(, ,,1( , w lulling .me so that ,, m,,, ;,. hn.' h i-liniiei n. laud the sen,., i, , row (he IIjkiI da. of thcl- s,n l,,,, Ihe 's will readi I'hi'adelphi,, -, , da. iieu-ning. when- the. me ,, ,, to meet Miishliig.,,., .bat nft-t-nooi, ano Sntnrda On Siiuilin tin Macks g to I , nshlngton to entertain the baseball populace, rA ' far-liiut for Real licer a.s It .s Poured Doun Sewer New Aorl., At.rtl 27 . P. , p.) I'n'iii reset-, i Ii.mJ lo be called lo.la. in hold bii.-'t crowds that gath er. i win a Oi N I gallons of real beer, sii.hI b the police in their effort lo dr. up iln fit. nti lr Uie wv - me law, ..as pourcil i,,w sewer ni F.iisi Dm lnmlii.,1 ,,,) 'Iweiuy. ihiril ii. ei iti mid woinei carry ni p.t' l it- basins nnd eU,,, t,Up t.U'd 1 break llirtmg, tne i,ic, (, win dr"en b,nik. -r ..Vi I'M :-Oa
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