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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAI7 7, 1921
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GETTING FIRST IMPRESSION OF AMERICA
Golden Wedding
Allies Remove Bars and Return' National Foreign Trade Council
Political Prisoners in Adopts Platform as Ses- j
Upper Silesia I sions End I
Local Wago Conference Board I
to Arbitrato Disputes and Pro-
Western Rail Management
Dany Waste Charges
vent Sympathy Walkouts
COST OF LIVING BASIS
Effect Wages
13
MAY ADMIT TROOP TRAINS' WOULD INCREASE IMPORTS
APPEAL TO LABOR BOARD
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PROPnGlIlOi
PLUMB! PLAN SEEN
'LONG
SLESIAN FRONTIER
El
CREDIT
URGE PLAN 10 CURB
OPEN 10
GERMANY
FOR EUROPE URGED
BUILDING STRIKES
i Up WS i wWf en i77PrTM iilBPP"PWn 'H
7 QJGiuMiL - iV'flttl s.v vnPwL- -,.edCJ' i 'Wcly .vi wP vA
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Ity the Associated Press
Oppeln. Sllcsl.t. Mar 7 -?i-m.ir r
qurstg thnt thr frontier h'-wcen J r
manv and SiVsi i be npenti' ir 1 l'iit
all nolltleii t u"n." he'd bx the Alii"
In Upper Sil--in tw released b-ixe h'-en
granted bv the tnfcrnllleil rommlMlon
here. Deeil .n win thci 'h. u .'ii.r
zsan Government troop" ivou'd be : r
raltted In Sllln and whether the P.i!i"h
frontier xmii'd ! e ""'d was ext- ted
early today.
An nrmofd train xvn run fm'-i
Breslnu t Kreurherg. nr'"i' ''iifi
mile northcnt of here, hi (Jerrran"
Inst night, and was turned nvr tn Ti
lled authority there. The Allies ae- ,
ctpted the train in view of report" f'int
the P"'es planned tn attack Km. 7
berg to-'sv
The -ituntion in tV. -if". whio- Jn
been grfw'-n appre-'iMx ter.e ha
been made mic v-lou bv 'he arrival '
of hundl "f refugee Mr "
been sevcrclx winded nni have ex
cited the pen de with stories .if l!leSed
Pollh britn'iti The r'f"r" n le
mented bv r('nt' of n-.-e'r. ' ' I a
silent d'mnntrntinn veMcr'm r.fte--noon,
paradlne up and down the prin
cipal street and pa-t the mlminlf ra
tion building.
Alll'd olfieials frs.nkl expect, nc an
outbreak. ny ther nou'd b -la'iV to
cope with an Insurgent i rrnr inp
ulace Prince Hnf.f'U. 'reman dele
gate on the interallied om'nlloii de.
clnred yesferdav rhit ever- effer- was
being made to hold hark the ie-mi"s.
but that the dancer wo' lnrea-ms
hourly
He ndiled that, according t U' on
Information there are f.t 'eat V mxl
Pole under nrm In Ppfr Siia.
Paris. May 7. i Py A P ' -The
Allien haxe nt to the allied hieli rom
rnlnion in upper Silesia an urser.t re
quest to art eneretna'.lv in uipre
In Po'nh -ipri'lnifi. aunt nllud
troop fo- tl.e pirpoe They Vso urire
that the cotnmivion report ai qulrl
ur poniblt- on the settlement of the
boundurie between 1'o'and ind tier
man) in th area n a result of tin- re
cent plebiscite
French eir'le appeared nu h con
cernnl today over ne of ;. irre-t.
by fifty (ierniaiiH who had eroded th
frontier, of Captain I ' b'.oi of the
French arm . rnt-olii-i . f t ditr;--t
of Obr-Ologa'i
MldMnnc. England, Ia 7 !(.
A. P.) Prim.- Minister Low! c,eir;i
declared today that if ii-r-natu d!
armed in aceo-dan-e with the -rea'i of
Veri".ii.'es she u "lit. tied t" nii that
the Allies inlt on the di'arr-iarvrt f
Po'nnl Mr l.'oiil i n-a ai . t'l.f
to TifMVl er'oii- inmtlne here in ler
nuKpicen of -he Njtlonnl fnionit Ao
elation. U. S. Co-operation
Hailed With Joy
Continued frnm Pare Oee
Pari and Ilo'nt.d V Howien ' r
sutne their post" i" ur. .ffi-.i. observer
for the Ame-ican ! -r. m n c 'i"
conference f ariSn"ador u:. ' "eriara
tlon omm in rpeetlve'j were
prepar'd tila.. nt he Stare Depart
ment Thin i .1 i ..nf iru.i'i with fie
decision of Presiden' Mii-din? i "
nonnced lette-dn- to have American
representnon on the !nternntnn ll
counei!" nrerea den Ini wirh problei.s
urowins out .f the nr
Oeo-;e Ha-vej nmba--ari"r t" 'ir- i
Britvn who . to "It with th AVhi
Piipreir. ('.ir.ci! n the r'-prese-itat
of the pre dent m'! receive hi" r
structions ur .ti his .iThs! at I."- I n
next vief Hi" pu'ti -pat'iiti .n '" ,
pro. eediri" ' "h" c "ir il w !1 be .
defini-iv f-in 6 of ,vie ,.t .r A-'--lean
repreer.tnfives, n-if. t i- i
plaine.1 he. ,r "e if a-.v .e.r .f -
I'nite 1 States ' re.tn. ' 'i "-it .i
becnui-e f t' 'iirTe-im. !r ; wr
given -heir repr-eiita,,ve '. "- T-e-Iove-nnec
It w" "S'd that tiie .ur' an1
traditions . ti . d ff'-ren r i --. -t.
permitted a A-''i.z der." ' i t' r!t
in thei' ;eprnsen'at!es T . can
repr- natlv ! ve-, ..- . ' m tel
b the inftrue-i us .f t i President
who. if nai explain1 d ." "d 'n t irn
by the eon"' i'in
The S'lTenie f'ri'.ii"' i. ..s rihed ft"
n delibera'ne bi.d ." n ' n.ust re
ceive the a;rro-n' ..f idiv'd'.i1
governrr.er's r .r- .' ' P.xp'dien x
WR U-ee as 'le - riotlV. fie
joining 'n it" ' 'i-ri'f r, Tl. nin 'n
Interest ,n
- ti-st hiivc
arisen f-nm ',
require e-.i r.-.
ir was -a' 1 i1 '
the repr-se-'.ii -nntion
w '. '
It Ws i Mt i- .
the United "i'j- "
resumi 'ion ' n'
dellberat r," ' t
as lnd! a'H' o' '.
- i." ir'- ' i
, !, i'T ' un.-.
-. t n'nc- '
f e ilf i-ri I.'
i -XT ! ihxie' -,i
! ,. , .a ' ,
,r ' -.IJ r" ' t
J. It i i I ' e
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- !.'" I. "i ' I
A '".-. ---I" n
I.eng'.i ' Na' ""
omeers !t.-.ter -"at -.-r , ...
necfon i", the 'cg.- it ' r
United St,ve. iiii! u.s ' , -
tinns hi -- verng ' ivti-.n
Th Ar i - an .:. - a"
tilde tonar,i c. '. .-es v ! ... tr-c ' i
be unsffeiti.il m i : ay m t 'n
argued tnnt ' po".' i. '. ' ' r
Stntes n " '. st. i !.. r
whlch it I i 'i.e-'i I ".- - ." :
by renson 'f the repr'-sei.' itp n n
council.
The Sts'i I'epnrtiiieiii - i ,- ., - '
reports risan'li.g tl.e - . -
Silesia bu : a' 1- m '
tlons it o'-iler nt p.' r " :
Europeun
A'EJr CHA.CFJJ)R
MAY BESCHWAM)ER
nerltn. Mav 7 - i Hi l'i-ll,
dolf Schw under i- per.-'nn! v r.n,
tloned as m. 111111.11 ! 1 1 1 f r
the chancel;, mlnp !! a f'.fi.nr'.v
governor of A.-s I.o-ra ie unit .
now presiden' of H-ssi Nnssiu He is
SlippOSed ti, 'ill'l loAlif) I e Ii, !. ,. rll'.
part, imd i imi o,i.si-d 1 iir i;.,.
tax Stn'seiii inn wfi.i ih get.ei-n I- e.
fiected to take t iit nf f..p zn i'il .
Iter if his purii nn.ri tin llm gm -ernment
The ntt.tiid' of the "iiler p ir
in enlcma It i be'irxiiil the -.tr t
will join th- Mnjiriti So. ialiis in
forming a nmi ciliiiiet, and 01 ci t t
allied cinidlloii in preferetn e 1, . x
jvotlng tjer-iam to iHsiipnt on
This two-onif hi- prnliubl. vmnl
be re-enfnn ed b the Inilcin mient Si
cinlist. Tins wni'd ..if tie iVnf 1-
SoclnlIt b J.'7 Hues .,it r ii,. HI' 1
in the Iteicrintng
Tbc text uf the alluil ulti"iatui . .111.,
protocol r ttd.'d th foreii, i!hi . 1.1 ri
yeiterdny immi. but it ua dei Ided t
postpone inubllsliing It until tndm
('opies were sent tn arums ri.'iisi' 1. -for
thnr liiforiimtiuii, und recouimtudu
tious were nought.
Ity file 'vl.itPJ IM-pnh
Clcvcl.'in'l. Mn ". The eiilith aim .i
.rirentioii of the National T'orelir
Trade fiiiiii'dl 'oeI a foiir-dai .''
hire t-i m.irnitiit !th the nd'-'f'" i -'
he plntform for the comine 'ir.
recommended bj t'le Kenrral ooni'i'' n
ommltteo.
"The l)u'iii'k world i .ii(Tern.e
day from uti'. nlnn.'ed exrhnnc. . t '
enmmittoe report "aid "Notniti
tnndlni: th( )viit'on (if the l'trtei:
State n a red'tnV nntii'ii. 'he preen
untnble nnnneinl condition of a lftrcr
part of the world. epeeia'lj of I'nrope
l the fumintnentnl cnue nt onr own
tiusinev ilepri-i-ion.
roreign nt"n wnoe import ex-
ceed their eTpor". hate benn compelled
to ."irtail p'i'i' iae beca'ie of Inabllitv '
to pa tiy i xport. I
The I mtiil Stnt- mut continue
to increaie In im; ort -f rn material
and merchandl-o not de'rimentn; to ox-!-!nx
Indii5tr in order to receive pay
for the export-- n'-eM4r to -ahl em
ployment b Inbo- in nuri' -i!tnr and
Indu'trj. and to permit of tlo liquida
tion of the nblteation" of the debtor
nntloni.
Mint of the countries ..f l'urnpi are '
unable to pin u now and for om
time to i onie in gold or nirrnliandif.
and unles the are enable.! to obtain '
credit"! to purchare rim material, their ,
l'UflneN and ourv wil, .ontlnue to
nasnate.
'Ve urge the Immed'n'e reitlnn of
tinaneial l:,ti'utlon unle- the I'dee
'aw. hoe machinery will facilitate
extension of lmis-tcrm credit" to pro-
note free evhntiKc of .Tpor -ii i in-
po" e commend (fort" t , t.-,; .a'nt
.nr tnvetine publie with the ne.it
of piirchnlnc debenture i-ued !" ue',
iotitit ,ltls aanint auproed foreleti
erurltie for thi" purpose '
TROLLEY CONDUCTOR HERO
Awakens Family on Second Floor
When Store Catchea Fire
A frollev-car condu fr on one of the
rijrhth trer- lme wa the hero nf a
fire whl h diiniii5"d -ne ;rocer toe
and dwe'Iinc of Iiaxid Or'ander at 113
Vorth Kigh'h "treet
The ennd'i 'tor. nl,i left without
i'Mng hi name. it.v pafim: nt 1
o'clock tin ino-nin? on hi car when
he aw flame in the rear of the "tore
He topped hi -ar lone . lioujh ti turn
in an alarm mid pnui 1 on the door
ending f. tl.e iiptairs dwelling
The . ducto- not (Vnvier. hi wife,
Sarah, aril their four ilii'.dren .iwnke
and nldrd them to get v. the street
When the; were safe he boarded hi" car
asa'n. gae -he un-nrpinn "the lull
and 'lurr.-i in to make for lot time
Kirer-en f-om the Warr.'.-V nnd Herk
street (Ire itntion extiugui'hed the fire, i
The .to',li in the gro"T "tore w" badl
damage bv the fame and water.
DIDN'T EVEN PAY WAR TAX '
Polltie'an Arrested at Ball Game
After Flow Wite Policeman
A'Nr- Warner T erf sixth and
-iirffear.t -treef". wx" iir-.i-'i d terday.
a-s d ' mai:""M: !'Tr"l::aii II..".
'- at .i v,neba'1 ga-ii T 'he Norrheat
II!gil Sehoo'
Warner v no sny
mar in the f ii'-ee;
Tweun -eigi.ti a"d
" a committee.
1 -. .n of the
d to ei ter the
bnl! si.e e at .t
ty n t f Mid ("a
ib 'nt adni sioi,
k"" e-
Pnr i r H' -Warner,
'vt-i .. .i
Inn Mav ";
jnd '""" 'a..
ho. ; gro -id Twen
itjria streits without
nciording to the gate-
ex r-nK i -TT'-i with
. (jw to ' A" Xttncked
Pr.ce . ii Wnrner
. Aecji f' . ; . ice
FRANKLIN REACHES BOSTON
Statue of Pt-ilo6opher and Patriot
Hailed at His Birthplace
Itnstnn. Ms' T H A P ) Ben
jamin Krnr. nr porari'i rettirur'l
to bi h rf 'i ai e t.i.a n I n ti7.e, hailed
b- t 10 l-iu ' ' i'' " dxi ltiist.ininti.
K . "" 1 ' '"' i' i i"i rgani-xa'ion-
tin -.! ; 'f t'. "'nton.an nnd
I
fr'".i Haitl-iiore
w a- :he i entri.l
.rfiiis'li the -trren
f.. W
ri in i ;
nz ir- i. n
of 1 . !
T'i.' ics
.I'll' e-"irv
Kns:-i-.d ;
brother l' '
'iirltpH tlif limit!
n iMns of the New i
1'rni.klin und hi
DICKINSON FOUNDER'S DAY
College Alur-tv Throng Carlisle to
Tae Pa-t 'n Celebration
( arli-le Pa Mu. 7 Frnternity
lc
I
' .'1 is 1. ere w "re
Di Kin-oti Co1.
.nt. 1 nrf n
..f Ko'inder's
III
Da
..- w;'.' tie exereisis 'n
-e if i' nil h Dr Ien '
'.. le'.nrtr.'ent of his.
1 li-'ll wl'.l -; cik. Af'ee-
-iiii of I'rnr.en S'isbet t.--f
ne in-'.t iti..:i, wi'I ti
t
Mnv
Pax fete wi'l be le'il In the
i ir-i evniinc ix tic J'nii;
f e 1 ollege
Poisoned by Gas
Mnr' ' Ha. . ' rt. " . -n "ir o'd ,
t . Hj'r.ei: -ir I! - . '. iferini
. ";"' ii". z a. t' ri . . t of
. in hi r.iom at l.V. North1
Pi
.ii iret beinj bi wi "it b the
- 'it T" -rip''1 ir of -l.
;it I nni nntifed ;.',ie and the
as -u :-n to t ' ".;, TRi -vnpre
an nv be w 1 i r'mver
I
'I'ncle Joe." at Hr Years,
Refuses tn Adjourn
Wnshincton. M1.1 " -'v A P
f, .! ' '',. nor t o,p ,'
. A- n ri t'i re .rd fi r - ii in
gres. ..'.Ii-nte.l h- e.ent -nftli
- . I.i fi'lr.i bv "li'ki.i? 11 the
I T! " Holl-e Wli. If ' I "e.
1. but the f'.mnr i" ak r "re
' -nl in adjourn" aim ' 1 '"! 11
..'ing nf the nppnipriat.i.r- com-
I'lie which i' w rlc'ng nn tie defi-
,.11 bi.)
Srinehnili akd Mr Cannon f
,. . ' ii'd t"l' In ' mnin ilgs'-s he
i4'l sin 'ked .n 1 he nr-t git tlm
ilill
'I dmi't ktniw hit thai reiiim
c. ' lie said, a- In- reai lied m hi"
. kit. .'.'.'i mt 1 III nf llmse Inn;
a- k iii r - nni ii'n i'l a inati 11
i Garrett Mystery
r i si
1 YOOC 10 COIltlflUe
Cnnilnufd from VnK? One
ind M" IVilon In the normative vir
Pillc, ,ns vicarlnR n t rimmed allr
hat at that moment. Aim "he ha 1
);a-M
Wit) tl'-calline of Mr. II. It. Kns
who ha i 'oniiy "tore and bakerj at
Media. t'i' purpoe of the prosecutor m
inqulr.ni: about the railnr lint was di"-
Mr Trifle told how Mis (!irrit
''nni' . ht store shortlj before ."
o'clock "ti the day he disappeared i
made n m ptirchae and nte Ice cream I
v.-hi'e na.f-s
I Iiofo- '.."i; Mlv Onrrett left with-
'out iier pir. eN Then, tile witnf said
n womii-i iieurmg a cnilor hat entered
and ake I fi.r Mis (Jarrett'i" packapes.
I Mr. Krzlc akcd the woman to ile-
crlli
t.c irce.. receiveil n sntifnc-
tor rf 1 and turned them oer t..
the ktranger Mr. Knjle viid the
wnninn n aNnit .r fe't (1 inclie. tall,
, between twen'-He and thirty jear
old and weiclwl about Hi" pound
inwii-coior"'i art that he wore Im
lnl Uyp "n ,he mIml of ,h" '"
I ran ei
lier "tnnding there before)
m." "iitd Mr" !-"a:!p, "but I cannot!
ptollr-et the fie diitlnctlv. I cannot
eem to reinfect what that wa like.
I don't know whether I xx'ould know
her fnee again bu I feel certain th.it
I would know ' er If "lie xvore that
carf again."
"IMd he near rlnf-sps?"
"'1 can't reiperiber "
Mi" Ileba I'.iigie a dmighter. eor
rohvjrated her r.Kitlier' tetlmony.
(Jeorec Ikert ..f Heading, n fisher
ninn told of hndng the body.
'harlc Mi'Ciirnif K told of seeing a
bri'Ue on the .!..,ii woman's face. He
"Old the mark linked X" though It might
have been made wit'i a sharp inetru
r nt
Hard to Remove Scarf
At thnt the district attornex recalled:0'
Kikert and asked whetner he lmd no
ticed the mark. That qucnlnn brought
out one nf the most important plces of
te.timom nf tlie dax Kckert replied
that he bellexed the b-ulse had bten
caued b a piece of tin. nnd then he
tn'id about the scarf wound about the
woman face H said he hnd found
!lrtictllt in rnnm.lnn It
It wa- wound tight'v around her
nek." he aul. -then curled over her
face nnd nose, being brought down to
ler "hauMer and wrapped tighth under
Iho firm If ! i-i.pi- tlrhl .nr.fitlr
over the fneo nnd I hml t,. null it .lowti
to &e: i view
the
because
eicildn't eet tf off alfosether.1
- undertaker' -aid "be could ricallM" ml' to tuben ulirsls. nneof the most t
noth'mir aUmt the scarf, nlthough 'he I dreaded diverse we have to tight toda. !
hud r-Movci it fro mthe b.Kly. st, Fxucrlnientlnir
lir t nl, Scnrt.'i-ood. of West .. l.Nperimcniing
CheMcr then teMitled thn Mis ,;r. . 'Those of us who nrnKWwJ '
'rt ! hi! t.ren iiifTueatei! siiiujiii,- "" iiciihiih iiuiiikii' n "- -
' '-Tl.e. wre n. murk, of x-o'eni op rp!!'0 ,hat m,"'n 1" ot tn learned .
'..i! ,- .n th." I. ' !. sni.l ..r,il',,,,'"r" ,l1" Problem of malignancy are
;, f, v m wns .a - ,1-it "ltirP'v M,,rrl- Y1l r"'liljln," nur - I
Ther.. 'a. x-erx lif'i
water in th
and air pn-
iwevcr. to de-
lunc" n i the nostril"
ages ue-. not clogged
"It uii fnipoesib'e. h
teriiiri
Wr-
"I -
the ' "
rr r 1.
I-
l.aian! .
of .?
iir.a' t
I,. . r -
tire.J
'ie caue of "iifioention.
there nm sitn" of strnngu
lr Wendell n"ked.
i In't haxe told tlint because of)
tion of the bodv." xns the
xttergiw,d 'hen refused to
i-sH as to the probable cause
'.on He also ,-aid he xxa
ni whethT Miss (,ar-ett lmd
ie r a. iv. when lie hoiix in
I 1 I
.e WHtrrs of the IiraudxxMiic
Wendel' told tin- jury In bud
-es who had said (hex nud
nn ot,r resembling Miss (Jnrntt
M-
rw i
""',
iniir w ' m-.. the bod.i wn found. The
ivd ' -,i f. ns 3 p. in., April 1.
Inn-i: 1 . is Mr Kngle had testified
ilxt Mis. uarrett iw in Mediu later.
be s-i 1' ild r.nt call th se persons
W t t. 8 the jury retired to de-'il'ii-n'
After an hour's oonferem e
W II T ..c.ips ,n, the foreni.in. s.ild
' ' ; -'.. delred to recall witnesses
iiid if to Miiiuimn txxu other wit-
1. 11 ir, to the (inrretl family
' .-t !.', Mnl not been 1 ailed was
'1 1 1. ii.nin
S anted More evidence
fr t ... .,.,,11 said that tl.f jur.x
' i- ii in; tn announce a verdict
on t. idi u 1 nt hand
I- .- XI. ted tl.it l-ienibirs of i,.
Di I'.o - 'iniili will be recnl'ed
11 1 f ' new wltnis-ses to In 1 nl'ed
1 'in f'i-t!icr liiipwst xilll be 1 farmer,
rr 1 n. ,ili land llows the ilraiidj -
! k m 'xliiili the wnnmn's Lodj
n .is ' 1 1 '
Dei, ie, of Chester and Delaware
'mu, ne. 'odnj Hre chirking i.p on the
r,p,,r. ,i,,lt a,jf,mublle trnik- leading
t nr'1 . rei k were found on the
far . ' ,1 .a.ni named Hopkins, about
!i" . frnlu We-t Chester
T. iLn.ier u said to hnxe stnfd he
fo inM Mi' burs of n fence down and the
11 ' tires, showing tl.it 11 xnlncp
had , ""! through the improvised gate
r. ,1 i,,pireek
CIRCUS IS COMING TO TOWN,
Will Be No Parade on
Bjt There
Mondav
. Monaav
mi re very little nnd ndept at
rough small spnee.. it U
".n xou monev to see the
i.ow on earth this jenr
.1 morn ng enrly the Ireus
. n.i.in In llipr.nnli f Im fun
' 1.
l!"".l
goir.g
' rr. ,1'
T
:'! .
nr-l (
..' .Ni-
n' ' .1
'lit tents will raise theineivci
... ,... ............. .... -,,.
ti street nud Hunting Park
e ... thnt nil next wick wonder-
.. -iiw s an get their usual and
i. i 1 'irtr.i: tl rlll
Hut and how pathetic is thnt word
1 .-. wil) init be even a siig'jpstr,n ()f
i i-ii.i parude. not exen tor tun hi "'Us.
T , niiali. will no longi r mine to
"Nl ' 1 ,' f
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lMner Photo Sfnicf
The larce picture show. paencert nf (lip Italian liner Taormina, hloh
dockel here Joday. erowded at the fhlp'a rail for their first eager Uew nf
the I'. S. A. Itelon Is shown the unlisted passenger. 'I'unrmlna Glan
Itola. ho arrived but did not nll. She I tlie liaby hnrn en the hlilp.
May :. Her mother. HUettl Kmina Glancnlu, 1 liolilltip her. The
child vn named after the Ihlp. The father Is KUlberto (ilanfiola. The
family will go to .MontRomcr'. W. V.
CITY HAS CHANCE TO SAVE
THOUSANDS
Tiny Portion of Magic Substance, Costing S230,000, Would
Sparc a Multitude of Lives, Dr. Clark Points Out
Pn.s bilitic in the medicinal ii"s of
radium are o vast thnt Philndiphla '
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wmi'd make an excellent ine"tmcnt I
anil ave thousand" of lixe liy the i
purchase nf two grnm" of that valu
nb'e article.
I This I" the belief of lr. Willinni I.. I
j rinrk. of the Medical Art Huilding. '
rrobablv the largest individual owner
radium in this rountrj. wh.. hue i
experiincntcd with it along many linen
for vears.
The ,on,m.t,ec on public health is
urging council to pafcb nn ordinance ,
appropriating .SO.000 to purchase two
grams of milium for ue at the Phlla-
iMphla deiicral IIopitnl. nimr as well
n riih might have the berefit of r.idluni
treatment ror cancer, two gram ot
milium nre smnller than n pen.
,", "nul" ro n M"enu u "icp ior .
""ladelph.n to take this giving the,
P"'or pi iiple a Chance fur Sll"n treat
ment. ' said Dr Ulnrk
I understand
that the city hospital hns nn average I
in; .Hi case nf cancer nil tne time, u
tnflims we know that much more enn
be ni complished b 1 omblned methods
of attack thnn could be accomplished
in th past when opcrntlie surgery
alone was relied ou When the etlol
ogj of cancer is finnllv determined, per
hapf "nine specific, similar to antitoxin
In diphtheria or quinine in mnkirla,
mcj be found, but trom present knowl
edgi lo. a! attack of 1 nncer usually has
po-itiv. results. Operatlxo surgery,
pi.otroMiermio methods, radium and
K - .rns ari r (.(,mbinntliins, are
the 11'iost important methods to be con-
si.lprirl it, oomhiitine the dlsoiii.
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Althouch radium itseij. a metallic
ohemiml element obtnined from pitch
blende n uranium mineral, xvns ills-cox-en
i b P and Mine. Curie nnd (.
Hemont in 1MIM. Its action on human
tissue" wn unknown until lllOl. Then
Prof. Hcs-quere'.. of Paris, enrried a
tube of 11 in bis wnlstront pocket.
Within a few das he noticed ft vero
Inflammation, which hnb sluco liecomj
known a" tbe fiinnui "necquerC.
burn." CradunlK phjsiclans nnd sur
geons took up Its study nnd experi
mented until tidnv it I recognized ns
one of the most effective cures for can-
ror
The rax that rmnnnte frnm even an
infinitesimal annum of the substance
are so powerful tl.e.x can kill the can
eroiis growtl if properly nppneu.
If a ernm of Ir." explained Dr.
rim-V riiifi'uitrd in hollow, meliilll
" 11.'.. -- ....i..i ,!. nn.t nlnced in
tl,p nsinl Und contclners were lo. ked
...,it tl. heat from the
' ji'. .'."ii 1... i. ntolile the vault.
ruiiiuiii ..in... "- i'-n -. -
"When ne work with It xve never
purposeh pk up one of the needles
even thi-se . ontaluing nnlj five milli
gram nf radium in our bare lingers.
It would burn sexerely and If handled
often would cause an Incurable burn.
The needles are handled with forceps
or lifted by the braided silken thread
that runs through the eye of the needle.
Wc hnie lead niitnlners in which tlie
needles ure pmccd when not In use
Conserve Heat Waves
Pnrmerlx . nnd even HOW by some
phvsicinns radium xvfts npplied ex -
ler'nnllx Dr. Clark favors the use ill
need 1 he a ise bj pladns lb1,1"" iuI'h
the tissues to be treated no emanations
I ore Ion The In at xvave.s go in 1 ver.i
dln-ctiou. When the rndluin is outside
lh" l""u onb """,'",lrt" 0I. ,,.,.?!
nations enter the tissues, xvhlle If the
n,P,ii,. ,. inside exeri enianatlon hn its
eff,.,.t ou tl. bodv.' In some ense a
mnnv r fortx 10 forty-five needles have
;, )irH j,, tho botly. thus reaching
, of ,,, PBnrernu growth at
The iiilntiiation ol tne noiiow
metalli" n.-edles. ench containing some
radium snlt." said Dr. t.lnrk. repre
sriitlng a known ipinntlti of ladlum
element, hns levolutlonireil inillnui
technliiue The ure particularly effec
live in tin treatment of growths too
large for radium penetration from the
r,iitslln lis intisnle or plnnue.
"After c. nsiderntile experimentation
with Miriou inetiillli olciiieiitN an iillm
uf stee' und ni'dipl known 11" imn-cor
eoslxe sleel I a been adopted ns the
I mot durnble and ns posmsltig the
ninni.r filtrntioii (iiinllllcs for the ll'illov
needles Tlie radium emanates through
these In jul the proper 11 mount
"Tlits needle," autl Dr. Clark picked
SKSJ3T!1
WITH RADIUM
up with hi forcep one less than mi 'mli
ln ,,'nth. C'"Hninlng live milligram .of
milium. 1 worth about i"ll'(Ki. Hut
,1P rmllllln lplnrnt , ,t ., , , ,
power '000 year.. After thnt I gues
we don't rare much what linnneim to
it.
' "Din rumHlrta nm inmln i ne.l.ix .
length vnrylng from twenty to thirty
millimeter. Some arc round wltii
MP'Tlnic point.. Other hne cutting.
,,,..,,, ,lntii .li-hrlv tlatt..ne,l. fl.nl.t.l,
stl'l maintaining the hollow center o
the can be liihcrtcd t-nsily. Tlie eye
AJixJ .Ti
braided silk threud after itertinn below
the biirfnce. Some of the needles are
, HmHll they can be used in the mint
,i.ii,.n.n tissiw.s f thr. i,.i.- itt, .,r.
irK,,r fnr ,lf(. in 1(. de'licnte Htrur-
trN tlint
ened.
are more cxtensiely di-
lycaliage I Ununited
"The hollow needle nre filled with
'adlum sulphate in the laboratory
screwed together, welded securely and
imii-iiru w uutp win ne nn irnsiiKe oi
radium emanation. If the needle wear"
through nf the eye. the upper sim t Inn
!'.",y i' r'l',n1(l',1 "it""'1 'Ynr,ll.nB
the whole needle or jeopardizing the
rnWmii
.-ii'iuiii ine rnj puri-unec "omc
radium ns advised by the committee,
pnrt of It nrohabh would be in needle
mI part ii. capsule form, as both thr
element nnd the emanation are of value
lti different cases. Kverj ia"c is a
rule unto itself and no absolutely
definite guide can In given as tn the
duration nf the application or the
nmoimt of radium to be used."
Most reiiiiirkiitili cancer cures have
been made all nur the world since
radium came into use for thnt purpose.
It hns been met often used in ad
vanced cases nJ a Inst resort because
nf it costliness, (mt If is inost effec
tive at nn stage of the dlense.
Is Guarded C.ircfully -
Ilecause it I- iinno costly than any
other metal r pree.oiis stone in exist
ence, its use has been lnnjelx confined
to cases among the weulthy. Dr. Field
Ing (I. I.ewl". chairman of the committee
on public health, estimated present
da iost of milium at more than SKMl,
OflO a gram. The red diamond, con
sidered tl.e mo"t precious stone In ex
istence, i" nlued at about $1.",()00 a
grain.
Wherever it is u-ed it is heavily In
sured and ustinllx guarded verj cure
full) Pntsessioii nf rxxii grams by
the ritj would mean nddltlonnl force,
of phxsicihn-, ptivsicnts and nurses
trained in the rare and application of
' the radium.
Hut locnl plr.-iiiaii nnd medical ex
perts belicie ii xmild be one of the
bijgest steps forward Philadelphia
could make aloni; public health lines.
The 1 miiiiilttee nn nubile health reported
the onlii.nno for the npproprintion of
SliHUHHi rnior.ilih to the linnnee com-
I mitten and It will be decided soon.
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XV11U1 f t rrri- n M 2 311 oVlork at hlii nt-riiiM-nc
41HI XVslnu' 1. 1 Interment pi
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We showed the way!
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Cincinnati, 0., May 7. Establish-1
liirnt nf local wage conference or fliN
jiitimiiit bonrtls thrntighoiit the country
to prevent unnecessary strike and lock- '
out" In the building Industry wa urged '
here today by the executive council of
the building trades department nf the
American Federation of Labor.
I nder the proposed plnn nnnnunceil
b .Min Dnnlln. prelilent pf the build
ing trades department, arbitration of
wage disputes Is provldeil and sympathetic-strike.
in behalf of unions making
unjustified demands" are prevented.
It hn already been successfully tried
out In sexernl cities, including Cincin
nati, he said.
"The new movement." he added,
will give stnblllfy to the indntr.v nnd
Inspire confidence In the building and
investment public."
The proposed board will be composed
of reprenentntive nf the building con
tractors nnd the x-nrlous unions. Wage
"cnles for the vnrlou emits will be
established on an equitable basis, ac
cording to the merit nf the trade.
Theie will be no uniform scale. The
board shall consider the question of ad
vnnre or decreases In wages as gencril
living conditions will permit.
Bars Unreasonable Demands
"One of the chief merits of the plnn,"
said Mr. Dnnlln. "Is that no sympa
thetic strike can be called to uphold the
unreasonable or unjustified demandn of
some particular union That 1 one nf
nur troubles today and a situation that
must be rectified."
Reports received bj the council. Pres
ident Dnnlln said, showed that building
condition throughout the country art
"very bad." but there 1 some slight
improvement.
"The council's reports show that the
building trades unlonr" are willing to
co-operate in reducing building cost."
added Mr. Dnnlln. "by accepting
ritt!tablc xxnge reductions In line with
the falling cot of living."
Urges Political Reforms
The executive council of the Ameri
can federation held a brief session to
dn working on Its reort to the annual
convention of the federation.
Till report. It wa learned, will In
clude a recommendation for a general
nppllcntinn nf the initiative and refer
endum In the "political affairs of the
United State" nnd of other several
"tnte."
Word va received by the council thnt
.1. H. Thomns. head of the Hallway
Workers' Union in Cngland. will come
o the United States soon nnd will ad
dress the federation's convention ln
Denver In June.
EDITORS AT STATE COLLEGE
Athletic Events and Speeches for
Entertainment of Visitors
State College, Pa., May 7. News
paper editors and publishers from nil
parts of Pennsylvania nre here attend
ing the outing for them arranged by the
Pciinylvnnin State College student
and officials. Almost one hundred
editors attended the smoker nnd get
together held nt the University Club lnt
night, and ninny more came in bv auto
mobile this morning.
A tour of the campus nnd building
was held this morning followed by a
review of the military band and regi
ment. A typical freshman-sophomore
i kiss scrap wns staged for the special
benefit nt the newspapermen immedi
ately Hffer lunch, and baseball gnmes
filled in the balance of the afternoon.
Tonight there will be n student mass
meeting where a v.irled progrnm will
be put on for the visitors. Poriner
President Sparks nnd Hugo IWdek, the
uthletie conch, will address thl nieeting
and the student mnlc quartet will sing,
ROUGE DENIED TO TEACHERS
New Bedford Superintendent Says
Faces Should Be Washed
Nexv Hertford. Mass., May 7. The use
of cosmetics bj teachers In the public
schools xvns forbidden In nn order Issued
yesterday bj Allen P. Keith, superin
tendent. Kxplnining It. he snid :
"Teachers inut hnve clean faces.
Children coming to srhnol with dirty
fnce nre sent home to wnsh them. I
believe the same rule should be applied
to teachers who u.e powder and paint."
The order nl"o decries shortened
skirts, but left thilr length to the teach
ers' discretion.
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t Vm-.1" 5100'00 fre'ht prepaid to your noaru.t frulsht station.
First MortBg., or other suitable security. $100.00 may bo deducted
No mutter what your plans may be. for a bungalow, you owe it to yourself to invwticite this propositi
you buy. There Is absolutely notblng to equsl it on ths m.rktt. Itlsbraln. ItcanbeJrtcte
foot lot.
For plans, specifications and further infor
mation, which are yours for the sjkiuj,
write, phone or wire
United Portable
Building Mfg. Corp.
1518 Real -Estate
Trust Building, Philadelphia
Phone Wnlnut 3517
115 Broadway, New York
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Mr. and Mrs. Manr.s MclJrenrty,
KI08 South Txventy-slxth street,
tomorrow xvlll celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary of their xveddlr.g. Tliey
are parents of eleven children nnd
haxe twenty-four grandchildren
NEW YORK'S NEW BISHOP
Imposing Ceremony to Mark the'
Rev. Dr. Manning's Consecration
New Yorh. May 7. (Hy A. P.I
The consecration next Wednesday nl
the Hev. Dr. Wllllnju T. Manning, rrc- 1
tor of Trinity parish, ns bishop of the
Kplscopal diocese of New York, will 1
be one of the most imposing ceremonies
In the history of the diocese. Twenty-
five bishops nnd more than 400 other
members of the Protestant Kplscopal ,
clergy In the United States will march
ln1he procession preceding the conse
cration. Prominent federal nnd stnte
nffieinls, foreign diplomats and army,
and navy officers hnve been invited. I
Hlshop fialhir. of Tennessee, will
preach the sermon, after which Dr.'
Manning xvlll b; presented for conse- '
crntion by Hihops Hull, of Vermont, '
nnd Ilhiuelnnder, nf Pennsylvania.
Hlshop Tuttle. of Missouri, oldest
Anglican bihnp in active servhe in the,
world, xvill consecrate the new bishop.
He will be assisted by Hihnis Vincent,
of Ohio, and William Lnxvrcnce, of
Massachusetts. I
8000 N.Y. POLICE PARADE
Reviewed by 235 Chiefs and Super
intendents From Other Cities j
Nexv Yorlt, May 7. (Hj A. P )
Kight thousand members of Nexv York's
police deportment, supplemented by de
tachments from upstate nnd New
Jersey departments nnd the state
mounted contnbuInry. tndny held the
annual pnrnde up Hroadway and Uifth
avenue. i
The column halted two minutes in j
tribute to '.1000 soldier dead returned
from France Thursdaj . More than 22.1
police chiefs and superintendents from '
other cities, attending the national
police conference, reviewed the pro
cession. Bishop's Nephew to Wed
Hihop Hhinelnndor will ns.it in flu
mnrringe todn.x of Miss Marj 1. I.o. k
wood and I.e Hoj King his nephew
The wedding xvlll be held In St (iiorge.
Church, Now York city. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M I,
I.ockwond. Miss I.ockwnnd wns Intro
diiccd to society lat year and Is a
member of the Junior League Tin
groom Is n Harrnnl graduate of Hill,
nnd served overseas during the xvar.
Fire Damages Autorrfoblle
An automobile caught lire nt S o'clock
this morning In the garage in the real
nf the Sweeten Automobile (, , at
Ilrnad nnd Huttonwood street Km
ployes nf the plnce extinguished the
blnre nfter ubout $100 dnmngc hnd leen
done It Is thought a short circuit
caused the trouble.
Wil1 Stop Paying
Will Own a Little
AND HERE IT IS
The.se binldingj are 22 x 37 feet and contain roomi
nnd hnth. They nre conatructed of the highest gradea
of materials and nre permanent, all-year horaej.
These bnilding were built for the United States Gov
rcmeint "'' Wf "" fH,cuPiel i '"rt time by government
officisU. They are being taken down in aeclions snd
are very eailly re-crccted.
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This u not a ' rendy-cut" house but is tectional and
will cost between 8200.00 and $230.00 to erect (accord
ing to location of your land).
All walls and Doors are double with Insulating pPr
between thicknesses. This insures you a cool houia
in summer and a warm home in winter.
Tlie walls and ceilings are lined xvith Upson or Beaver
Board. Complele white enamel plumbing fixture ar
furnished for bath and kitchen.
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Screens for sit windows.
ny the AsKociatnl Pris,.
Chicago, Max ".Statement tn tk,
murium iuuir unnrii uy x , ,Ptt ... 1-
cnnsultlng economist for Hie ra'ilvr..
labor unions, charging that t..,'
nmounts of monev nre being xtnste, W
the management of railroad im .'
rrlntlnnsMti tn llm .. a ,"" M
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xvns contended in a statement filed h. I
fnrp tllP tlflllP.l twlfti' .... I. ..!..! . Vil
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western railroads. "'
The stnteinent wa sjgned bv Phx.u
H. Mnrkhnm. president Illinois c'n!-'
inn nniironu: upic Mo'ilrn. lireslilrm I
Chicago. Hurllngton nnd Oulmv y I
Hyrnm, president Chicago. Mll'wm,,,; 3
Chicago nnd Northwestern . '. ' (i!J' I
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1111111, mi. -in vni inrnKil, HOCK U .,1
nnd Pnclfie. nnd S. M. I-Vltot,. ,,r,?.n
t'lilcnp.1 ftponf Wpstprn I ' '"I'M
"The sole purnoso f thee stntemfnti,
in in un in iniuni- aueiuinn iriita m,it
tern actually pending b'fore the bnnn'l"
the cnrrleis "ild. '
"They arc hnld prnpasnnda intcndM
to discredit nrlvnte management ,J
tirnmntp Mm tMntnl, -.Inn x- .
1 ... .... ., ..a.. . ,.,.,. ,, ,' reinffl I
fully protest nrrninst the board caniinu.
Inp tn ntlmt lippstnpu l.pn.A l. ... 'I
made n mrnns of spreading ti Is propi.li
Kllllil'l.
"Since these statements have bees
permitted to be presented to the board
w-e respectfully call your nttentlon ti
the fnct thnt In addition to being lrrtlt.
vant they are gross mlsreprrsentationi
of rnllwny mnnngement and that their
tendene.x and purpose i to mislead the,
public regnrdlng the actual fact a l
both railway management and railway
regulation.
"Tt ta chHMiul tnnt t,a .n.ln, .....
the capitnlizntlnn of the railway lm
been made excessive, and that In this 1
wny a ournen nns ncen imposcii upca
the public. We deny tlint the cnpitnll.
zatlon of the railwnys ns a whole i
excessix'e.
"Kven If it were this would have no
effect upon passenger and freight ratw.
since the Interstate Commerce fonp
mission specifically bases the rates upon
a vnluntion rnndc by the commission
Ifelf."
TO HONOR MOTHERS
Drexel Blddle Bible Class to Havi
Special Services Tomorrow
"Mother" Moore, supervisor of th
Drexel Hlddle Hlble clnss movement la
the Nax-j Yard, xvill furnish "prakern
nnd singers of the claes In honor n
Mother' D.ij nt n special serxlce in tit
recreation center tomorrow evenlni
Mnjor A.J. Drexel niddle nnd Major
II. D. Jones xxlll b" the speakrrs at
the men s Hible clnss In the Hnitlt
temple tomorrow- ntternoon.
Frank C. Maxwell xxlll address tli
Herlin. N. J.. Methodist Kplseojul
Church Mtiniiny school tomorrow nlltr-
noon, where arrangements hnve brta
made to organlr-c Drexel Hlddle Hill
claes.
A city-wide meeting of the Drntl
Hlddle Social Workers will be held In
Holy Trinity parish house. 217 Smith
Twentieth street. Tuesday evrninf,
wtien plana xvill be made for the crin
lng ensnn's activities. Mr H Mai
pass, president, xvlll preside and nn ad
dress xvlll be made by Mnjor Iliddlt.
The Hrotlierhooil of St. Andrew will
hold its nieeting in the pnrili iiou
the same evening, nnd the Drexel Iliddlf
Men's Fellowship Club xxlll nlso hold
its monthly meeting.
Major Hlddle, Major Jones nnd Alex
nnder Elliott, co-director of IVnnTrl-
vnnln. xvill address the Sundaj Sihool
Association of Hmiuiuel Mcthodlt I'rot-
estnnt ChurHi. FiftJ -fifth street anJ
Willows nxeiiue. Tuesdny evening The
Hev. Dr. J. Franklin Hrynn, riMtoref
the church nnd dlrei tor nt largo of tl.e
Bible clns movement, will preside
Kent $1 A A A
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for all cash. "
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