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Hint we dliould tnkc nnr notion affect
iiiB the rest of the world in which tlu
Inltlntlte Is not entirely in our own
linmli."
Kecielnry Wcfk' ntltlrcM una ilo
Ihored before n grudiintlnc Hnn of Ifii.
mm nnd women. Hesldei the honorary
degree confened upon the SecrrtarVi
H'Ven others were bestowed. Dr. licorgi'
David Stewart, professor of surgery
nt the uiiiuTsitj. nnd William Morgan
Secretary Want3 United States Kingsiev. tuesident of the Hoard of w-
' 'rectors of flic i'nioii Tlirolosh.il Sein-
liiprj, received honoi.irj degrees of doc
tor of laws. Othtrs homued with va-
tints degrees were the ev. Dr. (fr
OLLY TO DISARM
NOW, SAYS WEEKS
BLACK HAND YOUTH
Prepared to Defend
Its Rights
MUST ACT WITH. OTHERS
Hy (ho Associated I'rrss
New Yorh., June 8 Declnritig that
It would be the height of folly for the
United States to disarm first. Secretary
of War Weeks, In an address today to
the graduating olnsv of New York t'nl
reraity, said lie hoped to sec thin nation
prepared to defend its rights, its sov
ereignty and its rltlrcnx until the dny
comes when nil nations liv mutual con
sent dismantle their fortifications and
scrap their navies. The unlverslt
neliiis Woelflcin. pastor of the Hftli
I Aenile Haptlst Church, doctor of divin
ity ; Harry Hurhness t'lagler, pr.'sident
of the Symphony Society of New York,
doctor of music. Colonel Michael I'rled-
Mim, president of II. Altmiiu Co., doc-
lor of commercial science. Mis. Louise
Whitlleld Carnegie, muster of liumniic
FALLS INTO TRAP
Attempt to Extort Money From
Birdsboro Justice Followed
by Arrest
DEATH THREAT IN LETTER
Degrees Conferred at Commence
ment Exercises In Lancaster
Lancaster, l'.i., dune S 1'ift) -eight
franklin nnd Marshall students were
graduated here this morning at the
conferred upon Secretary Weeks the annual commencement excrclsos.'-inirty-honorary
degree of doctor of laws. eight rcceiwd the degree of bachelor of
"I do not love war," the Secretary I arts and eighteen that of bnclielor of
declared. "I abhor It No intloniil I M.lonoP rn addition, four men re
being who has a clear realization of its 00u,,i tn(. degree of master of arts,
meaning wants to hne his country be- rlc following honorary degrees were
come engaged In wnr, but conditions i ,inf.,.r,i
... ..i. ,..,ii, ..,i. it ...in. oil it. i coniirriu .
hnrrnra ! nlr nlLrnnl'ln tn n ,li. Doctor of laws John Wllhcrforce. of
knnnr-hio i.non Th i.Fi ,...i rinMK i Lancaster ; Onctal Hnrry C
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citizen wants war.
" "A great many good persons believe
the time has come when the world
should undertake n general disarma
ment, I am entirel in s-jmpnthy with
every wise and sane endeavor to bring
about the adoption of a world move
ment with tlint result In view Hut we
must remember that the p.isions of war ' I'nrri'
and the disturbances to socletj . as well I Or I'ellx K. Schelling. of the Cni-
Sk to the individual, caunot be overcome versity of I'ennsjlvnnia, addressed mem-
or forgotten in n dav. Duly time, and ' hern of the Phi Heta Kappa fraternity
great deal of time, will tiring people
and nations back to n uormal condition
inn.., .. .l.......nn iu. ut..
s iiislut.v ,n'iiiwusiiuit" imiil uim
World has revolved in a cude in which
eacc ends in war just as wai, In turn.
in In peace. I believe the world is
radually returning to a state of mind
here, with a vivid recollection ot tno
rrors of the last war. it can take
Inite action in bringing nbout u re
gion in armament. Cnder present
iitions. however, it would be the
U of folly for the United States to
e first to disarm,
'orld-wlde disarmament must come
' result of an international agree-
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Heading. Pa.. June fi. A $.'00
'Itlack Hnnd" letter from Philadel-
letters. nnd William Krnnckl.Mi. Pnrls . t,M fniimi.nl in- milek nrW hv the
decorative nrchite t. master of arts , S(flto porei rw;ilN, , ,he nrr',t f
n sr nn.-r-n r- "".. .. Charles Ilk'M. of Hlrdsboro. seventeen
58 GRADUATED AT F. AND M. nrs old. who is now In the Herks
County Jail
Ueorgo 1ncey, a lllrdsooro .lus
lice of the Pence, received a letter n
few davs ago telling him to drop .$."00
from Ills automobile The missive wns
handed over to the Stnte police nnd
Corpornl Noighncker nnd Privates litis
sell nnd Stut7tnnn, of the Wyomisslng
suh-stntlon, were nsslgnetl to the ense
The letter, which wns signed "lllnrk
Hnnd," wns mailed from Phllndelphiu
mid suld
"T write this to let von know we
want ?ri()() olt of on. This is a gang.
Remember, no monkey business, or
jour house will go up In the nir, you
with It. Pass with your cm' Tuesday
Trexlcr, i morning between 10 and 11 over the
i mini iiriuge nnu inrovv out inc money
In a piece of paper nnd throw It on
your left-hand side near the church
while you are going over the bridge."
The police studied the location nt
night nnd directed I.ncey to appear to
follow the directions. When he threw
out n pnekage the police were hiding.
Two boys. Archie Dcttere nnd Jnmes
Ynnlnllo, picked up the pnekage, opened
It and threw it avvny when they found
nothing in it. A short time later two
youths appeared and were arrested on
suspicion They gave their names as
Charles Hlchl and Angelo Verno. Itichl
wns made to write n letter, which com
pared with the Ulack Hand note and
lie then confessed, It is said.
According to the police, he admitted
having n grudge ngainst Lncey, but
snid he meant no harm to him. The
I other prisoner wns released.
ANTS IMPEmLmGBUILDING ! 8.r..rc."7n u. s.
Honeveombed Herlln, Juno S. Hichnrd Strauss,
after having concluded his most sne-
of Allentown
Doctor of letters, the Ilcv Pnul Sie
bert. of New York; doctor of pedagogy.
1'dwin Milton Hnrtman. of Lancaster;
doctor of divinity , Henry Nelson Ilnss
ler, Wilkinshurg; .lames Carter. Lin
coln I'nlversitv : John Hnmllton Smith,
Pottsown; James Hnuch Stein. v ilkes-
He spoke on the value of a college
education and denounced Kdlson's
method of attempting to llnd un edu
cated man Pew, these days, said Dr.
Schelling. study to acquire knowledge,
but to secure enough Intelligence to
procure money. Vocational training,
he snid, is not an education.
HOLD YOUTH IN MURDER '
OF 11-YEAR-OLD GIRL
Bloodhounds Lead to His Door After
Half-Nude Body of Child la Pound
Bristol, Vn.-Tenn., Juno 8. (Hy A.
P.) Bvven Qulllln. nineteen years old.
is bein? held in the Krvviii, Teun.. Jail
in connection with the murder of un
ileven-y car-old girl, Kls'e Lnwson,
whose body, half nude, wns found yes
terdny Ir. the baseball park nt Kings
poit. Tcnn. Quillln wns captured near
Klngsport when bloodhounds followed
ii trail from the bnll park to his home.
lie was taken to Johnson City, but fear
of mob violence led to his removal to
the jnll at Krwln.
A mob of several hundred men gath
ered nt Klngsport during the day. nnd
more than nfty special police officers
wiie sworn in, but Inst night the crowds
dispersed nnd the city wos quiet.
A bloody shirt found nt Qulllln's home
was nid to be the strongest evidence
ngatnt him, the police stntlng that he
was unable to give u sntlsfnctory ex
planation of the shirt.
The murdered child wns n daughter
of a laborer nnd had left home early
Monday evening to go to the home of
her grandmother.
BANDITS ROB DANCERS
Woman Saves Diamonds by Drop
ping Them Into Cup of Coffee
Chicago, June 8. (Hy A. P.) Four
bandits lined up dnnccrs in nn inn norm
of Kvnnston early today nnd escaped
t:lth lewelry nnd ensh estimated at
i.early .$20,000.
The dancers at first thought It wns
n joke when n young man with a cap
pulled low over his eyes and n pistol in
each hnnd stepped out on the dance
lloor nnd commanded them to line up,
but the guests quickly complied when
three other robbers entered nnd fired
several shots Into the- celling.
One woman snved diamonds valued nt
M5.000 by dropping them into her cup
of coffee.
$100,000 Exchange
by Army of Sappers
Wtfhif.i .Knn Tun,. R i Hv A v viccssfnl opera week, when lie nersonnlly
it i-.. .. ii-.i i e.. 1 pnnrliiftffwl filn nt Ma ntvn nnorn a oicnoil
!? St irlSta' I ,l" onrth thro.ixh mud tubes, are contract to give forty concerts In
:e would not i rmlt ou r II """' I ,lrotoning destruction to the S100.000 , America,
le others hold weapons in their I ,, , , ,, j t IC stockynrds -
the United States continued ""s, , . . , . .. . ,
ong without n military policy;. Oaken lumber stored under thn build
,f tho nnme." he snid. "was i B hnv oeen virtually consumed and
lue to our geographical iola- "p nts are forcing their wav up along
' comparntivclv minor interest i pipe lines to the woodwork of the west
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I From nest to you
Gold Seal
EGGS
Tnirs of the rest of the world.
ether we like It or not, this
physical nnd political detach -un
the rest of the world no
Ists.
ogle of events seems to give us
n world affairs from which vv.
ly withdraw honorably. This
Imply, however, that we should
art of n super-government, or
tnd of the structure, which thev have
tunneled as far as the second floor
Washington entomologists have iden
tified the ravaging visitor as an Austra
lian or South American ant. which drives
in armies, overwhelming In time any
wood structure In its nnth. Hy insuln
tion nnd shutting off the nuts' return to
the ground, it is hoped the army can be
exterminated.
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MYSTERY WOMAN
N KABER MURDER
Arrested in SandusKy, O., as
Procurer of Publisher's
Slayers
ON ALLEGED KILLER'S TRAIL
Hy tiio Associated Press
Cleveland, June 8. A woman, said
by police to be the actual procurer of
the slayers of Dan F. Knbcr. Lake
wood publisher, who was mysteriously
stabbed to death In his home nenrly
two years ago, was under arrest here
today and was to be questioned hy
County Prosecutor Edward O. titnuton
as to her kndwlcdgo of the crime.
Tho womnn, arrested at Sandusky,
O., early today by Cleveland officers
led by Chief of Police Smith and
Prosecutor Stanton, is alleged to uiiyo
hired and paid three foreigners to kill
Kabcr, acting on Instructions, police
say, of nnothcr person.
A man, alleged by the police to no
one of the actual Blaycrs of Knbcr
and a relative of the woman arrested
In Sandusky, is expected to be taken
into custody today. Chief of Police,
Christcnscn, of Lnkcwood, was expected
to reach New York today with extra
dition pnpers for Mrs. hva Catherine
Knbcr nnd Miss Marian McArdle,
widow and stepdaughter, respectively,
of Dan V. Kaber, both of whom ore
under first-degree murder indictments
In connection with Knbcr's death.
Mrs. Mary llrlckcl. sixty-nine,
mother of Mrs. Kabcr and grnndmotlu r
of Miss McArdlci also under arrest on
n first-degree murder Indictment In the
Knbcr murder case, hoped to secure a
$10,000 bond and bo relcasca today.
.Tudgo Mnurice nernon fixing her bull
at that figure, with Prosecutor Stan
ton's permission.
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