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"NOISELESS" PARK
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EVENING PUBLIC, LEDGrEp-r PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER C, ' 3.931
PLANNED BY P
Mitten Says Music Would Be
. Clref Feature of Site
.'eyend 63d Street
TESTIFIES AT HEARING
Thr nnii'scnidil nuik whiih tin I' I!
T. plan- tc I uilil wed of Sixt -iliii'l
nlltl Muihet -In el- i- te br "ii nel-cle
pnik." -aid Thern. i V. Mitten. ptc-1-ilent
i.f tli'' l'. It T . In ic-ufiing indn
it Media in tin- itiuitn linn -nit bteuzlit
again-t ili' 1 1 "i i-ni ti pi ''Mil it f i in
bui'dlus the enrV.
( miiKp fin tin n iii'iit nf i'ic -d -llcinnit"
hm (if Wei Philadelphia
who (neught lie -'lit ii "k ' Mi. .Mnidi
If the prepmed uniK would lie Iniiliu tu
the olio at Willi dr.ne.
Ml Miitin icnli'i! lie 'iinl anipbticd
his iincr b -n lug the inut'1'M'il put K
null In lilTnciit in I'i'ii " tit domi
nating umi.iiiri would In- mii-h "' llll'l
the innipiit i we-ibl (diiih ill" world I"
Ifexldr t'n lujJl' t I Mir it i-iltdi.lill-
incut.
Then iiMin-rl fn thr plaintiff- fi-Vied
him if i lnt i- n i'il lie .i mi n -g-
round. Mr Mittdi - nn-wi i wn- ii"ii
ceuitnitul
(iiriltin Win- Pniiit
Fliinlli he w.i- i-k'il "Will m'
premle Hint there will be tin 'anmi'IV'
Jtldge IfOl'lnn "1 iiiilll-'i im i In- 1'
It. T. eli toil t" t ll l- ilC-tten Illlll ti
objection wn mi-IiiIiunI
Judge .lelui-mi mci i elcd .uieijci
nieie h tlie l I! T Mln- i" -ci in
n change "f icintc e' a pn-lpein limit.
He ONCril'i'l H'n IrUi'll lllntiiin- M'-fl-
day.
The I' 1! T ii'iiteim- tli it tu'' 1
feeling -x i -t itij; tn tin 111111111111 ii
ngalnM tlie iiuupiu. Iim.hi-i el lie
prope-rl nniu-cincnt piik it -ullicitn
ground- fur a i Imnge nf enuc
Whin tour npdidl iV ihh iihik
Judge t'oribei nnnetini e. In i ,nl t.il.iti
three urn of iipi-retleti t" ' li -Vi-prctiip
Coeit wnnli if in iiRiii'i d h im
Media mart Hinilil -t. tin toning "t
the ease Judge i'iirden -a'd the writ
would -tni tin- t mil imitl Ii - ircu
ment fur u liaugc "f wmic (eul In
heard b tin Supitnic Court.
Judge Owinilcs Writ-
W line' i I'tiiiiln Id. "f ninnel t'.r
the e(iiiipliitiiiinl- (ontetido'l tint inn-,-Jillleii
a- tin hcniuig mi- ahead, in
iiregre-- Ik fnrr the nmri tlnie 1'nild
e no wiil- nf -tipor-eiloii-Judge
.l'iliii-"ii -aid. ' I tun "f tlie
view thill when .' mi-' i- '" full in
n Common 1'Iih- 'iirt tlie Miproine
Court han tin pi wr t" i It Tin
Hupreme Court li.i- IiehI tlnit nil e.i-.
of this ih.irHiter Mi. ill lit hpunl in
Common IMe.i- 'mnt
Up tlien nrdded ihe hour us I" ( "ti
tinue
l'(dlnw ins Mi
A Hii Imril-eii
! JC T . t'.ek
1 epe tt ncdict. n mcH4iSP from ltmue
te(ln. Mild, pTpri'--e(l (sicat witlsfaotlen
ii Ip-imlni; that mi Jisi cpiiu-nt hud
l 'ti p.hIihI 1) the Itrlil-li ami Hinn
I tin iil"Kiit(- .nfiirdli s h bnl- lei
Mttlomeiu of the iri"li iut ptlen.
IRISH FREE STATE
y&r MAME FOR ERIK
FOUR-POWER PACI
GAINING IN FAVOR
VICTIMS OF FATAL TRAIN CRASH
lllnnliislMiit. Kiiqliinil. l)c l!. d'.
A I' i ivini,i liprriifler v ill bi
kiieiMi eflii'-!illj ,ts "Thp Itlh Cke
Slntn. ' uikIpi- tin .lstpenipiit 1'phpIh'iI
at ln-t imht , I.otiden ceufpi-ci'i p. II
i ii iiitKHiiieid b lipj ('hai'oelioi
liiikmliM I in in addrps line tedai .
In 'ii 'iniiig tlie 3onet.il tt'ttiii of the
ir.rniiit tlie t.nr,j Chancellnr -aid :
"We premt-,, in tlie tir-t plnie that,
x Hliln ln area of Seuthern lieliiml.
-Inill mal,i thn-e who li'ijeml ii(v.
i "'ti within t.i it area il tli'e moineiil.
nre e 1 1 1 1 1 1 -. t t vv f,. ,l(, V(M..
vIipIiiiIiiij iiinj.,ritj f tl0 ,, .pulntl.'ll
luiivtei- ,ii tliplr ( mi Inni-p
"W it, i mie -inc c Iniii'iitaiil rp-enii
" !'' mill I. mil
Delegates Discussing Plan te
Replace Angle-Japanese
Alliance
U. S. FIRM ON NAVAL iSSUE
WT..
UNN
0 RESIST
peniwn at
iMniim
NEW P. Rl RULES
Regulations Proposed in Pitts
burgh Will Be Repudiated,
Says Antheny Spair
NEW AGREEMENT DEMANDED
INTO HANLEY mffi&
'i
.41
City Officials Among These In
terested in Hearing en Kill
ing of Park Guard
TetheWpnderhHds
veiewtheEtptatqt
AMtRICAN qPRISSfpr
SbUTliSAM'j
HASTINGS NAMED SLAYER
M t. I I ... .1 I I . ..I I I . - .
l I I II 1 .111 II ill'kril I II III I till , Ml l inll.in
plaie li-luiid-ai'd I -lull ,Hine Ire- " w'liile thoie Ins horn no fecinnl nt-e.
t iiinnipiu--pn i'Plj ii. t ! pi- urntatlmi of thr iihin In anv form te
Hip enfrrpticp. tliPre nre linllontleas
Hj Hie Aset iiitnl Ptcss
Uasltliisluii. lloe (i. Tlip pes-llillit
of pn'lti ill i-ups lipoetninc iiieip ntnl
mere invohed in the tinwil nl'iip of Iho
Arms Conferpiipp n dpfinitely coiiiipc ceiiiipc coiiiipc
ted In seme iiinrpr- leilni with the in
orraved altPtitlun whleli (,inp ,,f ilm
ixnMr'j; RESCUERS TELL OF FINDING
hi. vim in in ii'pinie i up angie-.iapnu-
Knim left tn riqlit arc Waller caklc. of Olnry, ciiRinccr of (rain 150,
ln Is In AhliiRten Hespital: Jack Krtiscn, of Newtown. uIiiisp body Ims
been Idcnllllcd, and Kllzahrtli Sliclmirr, of Soittlianiplen, a pasM'tiger
who lias net been mhmi since the acrldcnl
Speir
impl in
-itleil if ( anaila. n-ti.illn m 7.e.i.
kind nid Smth Africa. Ami tluie 1
t.i piwir. ulijei't , ihe ro-enalliii.
vlmli I -I, nil indiiatP. Unit I- 'iu'ii te
an mi" nt tlioce jfit-.it "-If iiMriiiiu
ilmiiinieii- tlnit u,. s, ill "i r.pjii'l.'.
il. Pile tlie Statr whi.'h .- In b'p
ru Hi I "
l."fl lllikenlipad ald the 1'ni liumeiit
" he i't up would be -upri im in it.
"ii (liniiali! iu iniitifr el tinanie. but
tb.it nrhitrutnr- would iMoriiiiiie tin
linn. nut tn iP tmunieil , lrcliind ,i In r
pinpnrtliin of tlie iutieti.ll debt ind win
evpi'tid tute.
Hcleirlin; te I hi' iipcntituieiie Willi
mip Mini 1 pin ropiventatixo and
lob.iie iiniiiiis the mull-res epi
e. irln r Mritisili propeaN. l.iud l!li
lieiiil remai kril:
"lllii f t. J i-i.li ililiE.ttes
t'i'- tb' i mill rein e t ible : Smt
ut iiii' 'li.ml-s nt. and our lintii lintii
enr liit..r in that win. We.
nre mi ate'tent pmenl -lute. .1 11 .
Iiiim- ilireiigh the (enturli- lluiiq
-lis .iml diir -ett'ir- liitn i'pi
of the habilnblp 1 lMlii-d "lob
the
the
.( II-
-ii'.
tee.
w,
inn
tuat tnc .lapHiie-' ilr "2iitP. anil per
h.ip tlie Ilrltlsh n- w-ell, may lp llnkinc
It up pro-peotio'v with the naval ratio
ipiPMlen In (etimlt us en Iho latin
wiih thp'ir fiinciniiiPiit.
TIip AniPrieau n;pfiiitr. however, aie
known te ndliPte te their Pxppitatlen
that ihr naal Kiip will lip '-rttlpil
Without predlL'.iliun en any pelitiial
fenrranRPinPtit-
Sub-oetiimlttop (lellboiatiens am! an an
ether spsvieu of the Conferon.-p of the
.Japanesr and CIiIiipp dolpgatiens en
the Shan'titist iiueMieu wero the only
&( IipiIiiM ii'tivitlcs en ihe Arms Cmi Cmi Cmi
fiTPtioe pregrain for tin final dnj of
the fe'tr-daj recess which ends Ii mei
Sppe'il.id.in oiileioil tndn en lli"
oii"sen of wli.it "Xtenl. If ni all. V
lilical cotisiileinliotis nmj ha" eiti,d
ltd" tlie nn.al ipipsliun ns t'fericl te
BURNED BODIES IN WRECK
Conductor. Knocked Senseless, Recovers and Aids in Werk.
Man JF he Sew Impending Crash Tried te Prevent ft
in.iiiitii
w 1 h a 1
Miiipii'- K -tuiiem . i.
ice pre- di nt el tlie
tlie witui-- -tami.
Independent Status
Conceded Ireland
a
en
the
111
nil-
-pj-
di-the
Cnntlmml from I'.icf llnr
Yull pewer of de i-inn witbent liamper-
inR her bj 1 oiulitiens.
It is also understood tn it an airnuze
incut sati-facei' te the Sinn l'i In w.i
reached regarding control of ln-li port pert
by the iiihn
The condition preieu-l. .n-i-ted upon
thnl there mu-t be free trade between
Knglend ami lielntid 1. -aid te iuue
been dropped h the (iinprtiiiiPiit aud
Ireland i" gnen freedom lesanling
tariffs. The delegates of the I Mil
Klieaun. however, pvplniiied that it
would be te Iieliiiid's advantiige te haie
frre trade bofeeti the two l-bind- and
that she would adept tin- nlutitiiril i
The agreement w.i- igrn d en belmif
of the tiexprnnient bv I'rime Minister
I.lejd (ioergo. Auteti Chnniberlain
Leril Birkenliend and Win-ten Speneer
Churchill, ami en belulf of the Sinn
Kein b Arthur titiffith, Miohnel Coir
ltns and Hubert C. Itiiiteu.
Desmond I n.g"rald .iml l'anien .1
Duggan. niembers of tlu Sum 1'etii
peace ilelegntinn I 'ft for Hubh'i tmla.
Tt is thought t lnl are ,ining .1 ill 11ft
of the agreement All ether Sinn rein
delegates lenmined here.
The agrretnent. after a ses-inti u tin li
lasted mere than three hour. Mime -i-the
sudden and unexpected tu-t itn utien
of the ferble liepe.- oxpre-ed la! night
following .1 da of lonferenee- dtinng
which it was at one nine uuder-toed
that the negi ' itmns Imd ilctmiteh
breiien down, and that enh iiuestujn- of
rentlnuiiig the ttueu In Ireland nnwinwl
te be considered
Belfast, Dei t! 1 Hi A I'
News of tlie .igninient li"tnn
Britlsli and Sinn I em d h nti -Londen
whs piibli-led in tl.p l.in
tlens of the llelfn-i inernin ii"n
ner.
Official ('Miles teillll -ll'iweil
noHltien te iesire eniincnt
agreement until the ti rm- bei un
known. I'elitn.il leader-. h'iweer. ar
said te regard an. oniiirnmise lietwccii
the Hriti-h and sum iein (I'leguti- a
defeat for I l-ter The mew- nt the
parties te the pcie 0 negotiation- t Ii
aj . are - iite em ilubb that it 1- dif
ficult te lmngiue that wliui will iippcnl
te the Sinn I'dii will be regatde.l n n
sntisfactei te I l-ter
The (piestien akd in I'dt.i-t tln tln
Tnerning is "Win re de we eme in''"
Particular -isn'tnumc i attm bed te
the Htateinent that the ngreemeut 1- te
be embodied m lulls tn l snlunttid
te the Ilrlti-h I'.n li.mn lit uud the li.nl
Eireann. If I l-nr wislml t tike
fhangrs, it 1- iilked hew would 1 tn .
be dealt with uinbr tin- plan'
The Netiliern Whig -n- editei unl.i
that until it 1- known hew the terms
erlglliulli I'ji'tid b the Mnn I'cini r
liae In en im dilieil -e .1- t'e -pi uru then
aceeptaiiK judgnu nt -ImuM In -u-piMid-pd.
l'l-ter - per.ll inn li.i- bleu 11 pent
edly deliutil and that m all Mnt-
111 net be damaged '1 lie utiiie-l 1011 1011
cesslen ha- bei 11 iiiinb b I l-tei . and
vhutPMl the 1 nii-eiii in e- ma In the
prevlm e raniiet be 11 piim tn an fin
tlicr weakening of th'' unu- thai linnl
licr te (iical lit ita 111
"If at lu-t " tji" Neithilll Whig
tldds. "1 lie Southern Iri-h arc willing
te act a- lewil citi.en- of the uipire
I'lster will npi into wlihin tlie llunt
ulreiulv (It'll ii (1 but tbeie 'an he im
cbifei' a-seciat ion until 1 1 v lune gneu
phief that the., imp ipdgii albgiaine
te the King. u a- a hiem m a gium .
but in spirit and iu tiutli
Dublin, li tl -1 1'.i I" '-The
Kiceman ' Journal, iiimminting mi t ie
"agreement 1 cached in Londen. lni tlitii
Ireland lienl- im a urninc that the
neace terms are in haimnut with (he
nrlmMpleri fet whnh she staiid- Iie
ImmI ms nwan fmni tin ln-t. the
newepaper -as 1 ! it tlie" priiicipn -centulned
no ineiuu'e In the icnl inn 1 -cats
of ( 1 rent lit nam and tin- fad a
praru ut 111 t t" be cbui In the Hiiti-h
(tatcsuien
Trelunil bti- then t In -nengi-t el all
1 juoefH of ' 11 will for pi in c it .idd-.
nnd llie (uk- In I'lemlir I. Imd tlieige
and Ills lelletigup- ti de tin it pail in
Insuring that tin "oppe-iuon of 11
fanntlcel minerft" .shall no longer
p.reTtnt a pencil with honor,
Vhifien, Dec. 0. (15r A V 1
1 lami is tine, thai (I111111 hii'
tin tiimlanient.il "ew wbbb
.Kjepteil and b wlncli we -tnnd '
In (ll-cii lug tbc tiiiiinciiil pii.i-e- of
the agteement. he -aid: "In mattets of
tiiiiitice there again the Parliament te
lie -el up stlp,.,,p , ts WI heu-e
I tie Irl-h delegates hiiM' recogin.eii that
it i tu ip--in te -trike a balance lie
twnn tin- iiuintii mil Ireland in
iimiinial matter-, (in sucli 11 IhIiiiik
Iniiig -truck thc Imll paj u- a due
ptopettimi. having icganl ler un set
off m (dinner 1 laim tliej nun tninl.
prepi r te put forward a due propor
tion of inn national debt and 0111 ex ex
pemlituri en war The amount of tln
wlll be di tei n.lneil b arbll rutin - te In
liesi n timn among the eiii7eii- of tln
(iiuntij. ind who, I Impe. will lie Iml'
a di-tinsul-lied Colonial .ludge.
"In tie i.gunien et all 111) colleague celleague colleague
tlie intire-t- nf Ireland il-elf ami of
the eiiipiic as 11 iilmle will be for
warded -llilllld It become possible ill
the future for the inhabitant- nf North
ern 1 1 eland te adliete te a geneial
I'arliaiiienl which, en matters net lij
existing lesi-latieti te-ericd for the de-ci-ieii
"f the Northern Ireland I'arlia
inent alone, -till require deei-ien and
ebilmi-lv affect the intete-l- of 1 1 (viand
taken as a unit and as a whole.
"The representatives from Sum 1'ein
are -prepaied te rei iimuiend te the Dail
I'lnaun that thcnewlj constituted tri-li
free -talc shall net uiereh make a
ttetttj of n-sin nitien with the Hritisli
I'.mpire. Imt -hall enter into the lint
ih lauplre for all purpe-es. The fidel.
in of the lii-b free state te be con-
Tc kie bj Adniirnl Henui Kat follow
ing Prldiy's cetifrretp u of the u'n.il
"Hig Three."
miiicr I "i estimating timi it might !" a wei
rii'it 1 before lie could reeen a full leplj fro
1 , 1 is i.eiei-tinieut, iia'011 Until 'leelnriu
e j iu a stetetirnt l.i-t nnjht licit the naval
I nut 1 te 1 in'ehul Is-iie- of "fin -it ,n Ii
nig effe't upon the uiitu ntil a '! 111 1
national life of .Iiiiiih" which -heuld .'
b'iniglil I" the full Knowledge of tin
j.liipiiups iiovettiment bcfei e definite ai -
t en is '.riken.
' Paris. Dee. . 7h7"a. P. 1 Thesug.
gostien at the W'aslilngtmi Cmifireme
of a three or four lVur aipeeuii'iit te
replnce the Angle-.lapaiiese Alliance is
I recelv c d faiei-ablj bj the mew -papers.
I although the delalls of the plan ale
awaited before an extended 1 oniment Is
I iiuliilgrd in.
I The 'IV nips sn.is; "Se far a- we
I Trench are concerned, anj tiling which
con-elidnto- pence is ncei ptable and a
paellic alllatice will be wecenu I1010."
M Saint -Hriee. fuieign editor of l.e
Journal. epre -e- the -iime thought,
and rptnnrl- that it would net be nn
alliance for effen-c or defense, but "for
the neutralization of rivalile" "
tendon. Dee I. -(Hj A. P ) -Onl.i
one Lotideti metning iiowspapei com
ment, today en the -uggc-timi of a
"tpnidruple enteiili .' as -imken of iu
Washington dispatt he-. The Dnil
Chreulcle. whieli refers te the proposal
as "an alliance' -as:
"Thii! would ln a way of -crapping
file .lapnne-e treaty er nitieh te our
liking, for it would -ebstante for it
something bigger ami better, and if it
s. true that Prc-idt nt 1 larding hii hii
agieed te support it. one gient cau-e fur
nnxiet would be Kine.ed."
Additional gnipbic neeeunts of the
wreck en the Newtown branch of the
Heading Hallway were given today by
these- who saw it as the trnlns came
together or were en the scene several
minutes Inter.
Only one man saw the two trains
as they sped along the tracks, lie was I
Vltu out Taliaferro, who works en the'
lleninmiii Hnllilis farm. '
'i'alinferre, when about te walk
llireugb the gate te Mr. HelUnf' heuee.
until ed the s-eitthbniind train speeding
along the track. Knewing that, as n
rii'c this train generally waits at the
siding nt Wnnd.iieiit until the north - j
bound passes, he ptaicd In surprise.
I Almest simultaneously, hewewr. he
'noticed the northbound coming along
at a rapid rat. W.ielaiming in horror
he ran down the long hill toward the
railroad, waging his arms te the- engineer-
and ibeuting nniulugs 1
When he readied tut toot -oiidge
thai cros-eM the creek which runs
iween the Hellin- estale and
ground immediately adjoining the rail
iv id embankment, the cni'li lame.
In an instant, he said, the wooden
(,irs were telescoped and in llames
Mixed wllb the hl-sinc of escaping
sieaui and the ten ible ra-ping nel-e iih
the engines, their driving wheels still
turning, bored deeper and deeper Inte
the wreckage, were the shrlekH of women
and the gre-ins and appeals of the in
, jiircd and the dying
"I immediately ran back te Mr. Rol
lins' farm hnu-e." said Mr. Taliaferro,
"ami phoned for doctors and nm-buliuce-
By the limp I returned te
the m one- of' the disaster some among
the pa-si nger- bad already started work
of le-i ue. '
"The dead am
, nlmig the lentpalh besi
was a pitiful sight
en
the inb all day. Last
"it. sir. I saw the stni"i of
wreik written aere-s the sky the
(lltislen, was
nighl he said
"I hnve seen fifteen dead taken out
and my men tell nip there were twpn-ly-enc
bodies In all leinnved. We will
clean It up tonight, bill 1 fear these
who remain under the conch will no
longer be -epuritle bodies. Hume" no
doubt hnve been burned tn cinders. Our
men cnnnel approach near enough te
tin burning coach 1e get nuy thing out.
Tireinan hnve been here all day. but the
Cue Is still burning."
.1. I',. TiIiiieiiiIm. Southampton, who
was sitting In the smoker Willi llaney.
was one of the lir-l te engage in rescue
work.)
"The front math of tin southbound
train was jusl catching Hie when I get
there." he said.. "The engine had top
pled hack eie'r the conch, setting it
nlire. Beth doers le the 1 ench were
blocked.
"The scrtnms of (hesp imprisoned in
that lierv furnace were horrible. We
be- dried te smash down the doers, but we
I'l'.were tee ate. I Me w 10 e t ilinr was
1 um-s of flames in an Instant, and we
hud te turn our attention te the seoend
e.ieh te get tho-e pnMspngers out be
fore it enuglit fire.
"It was only a minute before the sec
ond and third coaches were n mass of
flume. The deaths wete undoubtedly
en used by the lire rulher than by the
1 ollisien
llartisen Hriggs, a tpinrter mile awn.
when lie heard the ctnsh and the instan
taneous screaming, arrived en Iho
scene within live minutes after the col
lision Me told n giaphic .story of tlie
shamble-.
"Twe girl.s were projecting finm the
frntne of the front coach, screaming for
dying were lined 1 help." he suit) "It was impossible In
side the track. It sae them, and the Humes seen en
veleped their bodies.
t In t "After the first few seconds it was
lirst iinnes-ihlc te iienctiale the burning
By tile Associated l'rcss
New '.tiili. Dee il. --Antheny
Intel-mill urn i em evenlatl.e of
1 Culled Itinihoiheml of Maintenance of
Way Lmpleyps 11111I Hallway blien
Laborers, nniiouiiced la-t night his or er
giinlntlmi wetiTd tepttdlale acceptance
bi flip union's Peiiusyluinlu System
Division of liiles nrone-od nl n confer-
ictiue In August with officials et the
Pennsylvania Haiiread.
Up asserted three officers of the di
tlslnmil union had bten expelled for ac
cepting the rules, which tailed te recog
nize the union, and lending n secessionist
tneienient of the Pennsylvania System
Trnierniti. n pitted under the toad's
plan for empleyes' mgiiui7atien.
Mr. Spair added (lint unless the Penn
sylvania Halliead agreed te negotiate a
working agi cement with the United
Brotherhood, in nccerdnni e with pro. pre.
visions made In the I'uitcd Stntes
Hnllread Laber Beard, the alleged vio
lation immediately would be lnld before
the beaid.
Mr. Spnir eiplalnrd that last August
1. 00 I. Kennedy , geneial clialiinan of
the Pcnii-yliniiln Sy-ipm Division, rep
H'scntlng about Pfltlfl men. had been
Instructed te go willi ether union nffj-
Lci rs licfnrc ellieiills of the lead ami
gel 11 ie- 01 no answer le a prope-ed
wnrkltig and wage Hgieeiiicnt. In-tcad.
Mr. Spair asserted, they eaine out of
conference beniltig a set of tulc-. but
no legiilnr agioeiiiont. which failed te
provide for recognition of (he union.
(In .e ember 7. iicterding te Mr.
Spair. a clandesllne meeting of broth-
rboed members was held in Pittsburgh
iwltheul giand ledge etlicers being notl netl
lied. The Peunsyliania Haiiread
t laiijgeinent. Mr. Spair charged, wns
I iu full in cord with that meement.
I "een te the extent of being willing te
I pay the hall icnt uud ether expenses
i Incident le the meeting." Colen niem niem
eors i barged that the lead offered te
pay I he deli-gales' expenses: and te
rout Mini- their salaries while thev were
'at the Pitt -burgh meeting, but that
tepie-entntlies nf what the labor
lendet tei (1 (lie legitimate union
wen (leiiie,l nf Ihelr leaes of ab
sence and pa-s privileges.
lames Hustings was pe-lliiely Iden
tified nt the Coiener'n llutucst tedn as
.'the slayer of Park tiiinrd Vincent A.
,U" II....I W...t ..1 ll. !..i,nsl
liuinr.l. T(II II II ' - ill. un; ii..is.
taxed the capacity of the cmittroem.
The inquest tit no Ifanley's death
was rushed tbieiigh, and many of the
twcnty-clgnt witnesses pre-eni t-euiii
net testifv. because it was nece-siiry te
cenclcde the proceedings se the case of
the stealing of the car that figined in
the murder could be placed before the
Grand Jury today. The Grand Jury
will consider the sheeting later.
Hastings' is thirty years old. nnd
came from Rutland. Vt He Iveanleil
hoc at 1.110 (Jreen street. Park ftiinitl
Ilfinley was ferly xeai- old, ntnl Hied
at S'St Windser square. He was shut
end killed en the evening of Nei ember
JO while talking te Hastings concern
ing n breach of tralln lcgttlatiens.
Hastings, tegethri with the ie ether
(riseners, Wllli-im PrcMiil-. of Bosten,
nnd Slnxwcll Bermaii. el JJ I " .Mnil.et
slrecl, Merc riding In .'in atiloinobilc atileinobilc atiloinebilc
slolen ftem Jehn A. Call, of -00 Smith
Thirty-nintb street.
HnK'angs wan held without bail
charged wllb iiiunlei. Picsenls and
Bd-rnnn wpip held without bail a- ac
i cssorles before the fart.
Kddie Kelin ami hi- wife Mathilda.
Iriends of Hastings, who also boaided
at l.'llO Oreen street, weie Ik Id wlth wlth
eul ball ns miitcriul witnesses.
Seldom lias the Corener's courtroom
been se crowded. High illi efHcinls
and member:) of the l-'nii mount Paik
guatd steed whereier they could Uud
room. Several eye witnesses of the
stealing of the tar and of the -booting
had told their story (omernitig the
maimer iu which the guard had In en
shot, while asking for I tasting's diivcr's
liietise. at Sixteenth stieet mid tin
Puikway. Presents then icpented III
statement that Ha-tlngs liad done the
slioetitig,
Beiman, uieiding the eyes of Hast
ings. tried te wriggle out of hfx pi e ions
statoment. When the signed paper was
eh en him. he read il ami mild, "That's
the truth." In it he ditoetly accused
Ha-tlngs. He testified he and Hastings
wen te go en a joy ride with some
rtii'l-."
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WOMAN DOCTOR'S DEATH '
SHROJJDED IN MYSTERY
Police Incline te Belief That pu.
elclan Wa3 Murdered
Briilgepurl. De. O.-Mme iaTI,, j
than ever is the web of mysteri nr,,
the dentil of Dr. Hlbnbclh L. 'ltn,T
of this city, whose beih was iniunl j
the liceub read adjoining tin- cMaitti
leimlngs. of Taulii'1,1. M,,:
. I he sin, id,, , '
iy the iielii ( . i, ;,i.e
" Phi -i.iii nai
Mr.lt,.
(Jhiifi hill -in t of. !!,;
nl the inline f n,
P.ied-ky. of I'm I
aicnuf,
PHILA. WOMAN A SUICIDE
'niimrmi in wnieii the iictuns were
hurneil te deuth. Their set cams wen
heartrending." STILL FIGHTS DAYLIGHT LAW
stltuted will In (lei-lateil in plum, un- " " ...
("inn. -nl Inngti.igp. in the Constitution MILLIONAIRE'S CHAUFFEUR
as inatiii in tins insirimienr, te ine
niiinietiwi alih of nations and te King
HAS AUTO 'VAMPING PARTY'
will lit .summoned at
and the tmns will be
tin-in The terms will
tore both h"U-e- of Purlin-
neu it.ir it ttiey tin net
lii m i
"'I l.e Dm
an cnrli &Jtc
plai f( liefni"
lie plai ed I
nn nt in th
a (lit. the pi epe of I'ngland will hnr
an i arli oppertunit i of deciding
SPIESE'S EXPLANATIONS
UNSATISFACTORY TO JUDGE
Hearing Continued When Credit Ce
Official Gives Vague Answers
Ti.iiMwi Jspio'e ice proNnleiit and
;i;ipi,iI lulling"! et the Natim.il 'lu.i"
nntee Credit Cmpoiatlen. failed te
gin d liuite information legardins the
operation of t lie corporation and tt
i.uxilrin concerns when brought be
fore Judge linger-, of Common Pleas
Court, lesterday.
He was -uiniuened te eplniu -ibat
lui'l bpi-ome of some (it tlie ses nf
W.irtb A. Ce.. -oiling agent for the
National Guarantee -tc k Siuo-e v a-t-spirinlh
iino-tietiod (enierniiig the
v lierenbniit- of S'Jl.'I.Cillt which had
lien -Mill in Werth i I'n In i lire'
'I liis ii.i'ii y , ni'sii'ling te iriilveis fet
Hit cerp.ir.il inn. was imt teni d ill tin
(mpany's tna-uii
Sii"se -.nd he ji nil flit inonex ,i
-i.l"-man fm soiling stmk. but bis o, e,
p'unatimi was resrarded a Mii-.iti-fni
ten In ludge Rttgers. and le-inutiniicd
t in ( -(
The National Guarantee went
tie lui'i'ls of n 1 1 com i (tot eh. i -H
miunetlmi tn re-train Werth ..
nr Sim-" fiem u-ing or (eiiw ting
nt the .ii-i- of the cmperititiii was
-.-i. inted ln-t week. c
Spit- and Inc ether etlitsi of the
Nntien-il tii.iiantte I'te.lit Cm position
mi. unii' r oil' nn iiiniuf- m ' 'i-innn .-
tn (let l"llii hi-'irillg
1 1 arces l- -' in dub'd te
r'
into
An
Cn
.mi
J. Kearsley Mitchell's Driver SaVs
He Had 'One Big Drink'
After up-etting a hay wagmi en the
.spring Mill re.id. Villnnei.i. tedaj,.
Kre, Smith, clinufleui- for J. Kun-ley
1 .Mitchell, uilllienniie clubman, i- said
, te bine knocked n piii-uing cai out of
the mad when It- deher swun
te halt him.
I Smith is employed at Re
I Maner. Mr. Mitchell's j-l.enil.ti -
tnte it Villaiieia. With blni in the
luunhine were Jehn Miller and A
Notion, farm hand- emplejed In Mr.
' Mm lull.
l'tilid- say -smith was speeding along,
'te- Spring' Mill ie.nl ibm In srni'-k
land ei -turnisl a leaded lui igen
ilriien by Jeseph Feul ut the dni"-
vhj' of the farm of .1. Heward Sup
i i be. ,i township commissioner jf Lewej
Met nm
Ferd wn-i thrown te the ie.nl aim
iiut i.ii(l brui-ed. The two ler-' - i in
1 'i ,n Smith slam (1 off.
Inhn Supple", a -en of tin imnini
sioiiee. pimped into " I's'ln uioten.ii
mid cbnit'sl ami oierteok the ntiid n
mid tli "i sii'iii'' hi- m.iibi.i' .id' - llf
I
Smith did net -top and nung -uppbe
wa- knocked off the ie.ul. Hi- car
wa- (Inuiaged.
Smith and hi- (onipaiiien- win' in
rested later and bold ter the Grand
.le. i hi Maci-trate Stilwagen at nl-
mere. 'Smith was charged with
an auto while intoxicated
i In bad taken "one big
in flout
Hese
thing when I get up this morning. 'inr. We managed te cut the last tw
s.ild "I.uke" Wnlsh. fninier. who lhes ,-ars from tlie snuthbeunil train and
in a little house "ever the bill" fiem , -ac,l them from the general coiillagra ceiillagra
tbe siene of Iho fatal crash, when tils- tien.
Ussing the wreck lesterday afternoon, i "The hon'er of the scene can only be
"I bad just conic dewn-tairs nnu imagined. 'I lip cut formed a perfect
had opened the front shutters. no
said, "when 1 tnw a spiral of white
smoke pus-lug ever the top of the hill
which -tniuls Itetwccn my home and
the railroad tracks. This smoke was
tinvclln? mirth.
" setiuid later I saw another cel I
mnn of smoke going entli I knew
then there would lw a wreck. In an
m-timt there was a terrible crash. I
ran out of the heu-e. By the time I
reached the .snot the tars were all In
llanie-."
Fiirre-t IMelman. employed in Phila
delphia and en lib. way te work, told n
graphic steri of the ctash He said : I
"I and mnii ethers weie In the leur
car of the Newtown train. When the
erasii came we wen- hurled from our
s.if-. The conductor was knee'-ted llntl
e-i his back, semi -conscious. At tit st
we had no. thought of the real -erbuis
mitiiie (1 the clash and we aided in
bringing him around. Then we heard
ciies from up ahead, heard the hl-s of
sleiin. and I called t" nil the men upl j
hint te porno and -co what we could de,
for the injured.
"When we get up front and -aw the i
pihd-up wreckage and the tire spi catl
ing. 1 knew, and se did the ethers, that
mam person- were dead or deemed te
die in that hell of fire, boiling, hissing i
-team anil twi-ted metal. We get scv- f
ci nl out, but weie dnidi back from
the curs by the lire. On the bank I
-nw the body of one dead man. which,
1 believe was that of an engineer. It
dcw-hippd wince this body wus that of
Dr. Hatch.
Kseapeil Willi Cut en Leg
' Before I left the si cue of the w reek
I -aw at least four dead in that first
kmcIi. pinioned te their seats or burned
te ii crisp. And I knew there were
many etheis. Personally I escaped with
mih' a slight cut nn one leg."
W. C. Lekcrt. superintendent of tlie
Mrs. Emily Beech Toek Poison In
Worcester, Mass., Repert Says
Mis Lniiiy Beech, thirty -Ine. wife
if All. nl Be'eth. of Ibis city, died (n
the w.i te 'be Wiircesttr, Mass., Cit
Id -pit.il laic yc-ld-iluy after boy
found her en New Ien Hill, lying en tin-
me'iiid urn en-, im, s. Medical I'uiuuncr
I ledeii.-k I' Baku- said ir-.it n w.ts due
In piii-mi taken with suicidal intent
Tin- body la' in the Mor"iie su hours
efiire it ifi- Ii Clitllilieil. .Ml-. I'.enli
and hoi diu'tliiiT. aged twtlw
PATERNiTY OF TWO BOYS
ISSUE IN STILLMAN CASE
Evidence Given te Shew Banker
Was Father of Beth Children
Peugbkrepsle. N. V., Dec. 0.- (By
A. P.) Tlie I'.iteriilty of Guy Slillnuin
and Jny Waid Leeds, both thicc jur jur
eld. was the main s-ue iu tcsli'nieny
today nf licaringK In the dhorep -nit
of Jiinies A Stllliium tigiiiitst Mrs.
Anne C. Stillmtiu.
Defending (!u.v Stillman's nntermtv.
I,iivt. ' Tiiere was testimony tnnt Air. ami Mrs
III ( II In 111',' w un .nr
I hc'ler stieet. who
has hei-n lc.iri.ug a n
Alii t Bui us,
says th- wtiiunn
neus breakdown.
Grange Meeting at Shere Today te
Back Goods Reads Plan
1 Allanllr City. Dee C, Mtiubers of
i the New Jersey Stale Grange, opening
tin li- annual sessions here tedn v.
again will express their opposition le
the Daylight Sailtig Law. Imt will
ighe strong support te the geed road read road
meiement. They will meet iu joint se. sum with
the New Jersey State Horlieultui.il Se-
I ciety at the first session of the two or
ganizations. LOADING RECORD FOR PORT
Nine loenmothos weie luailcl aboard
the Ward Line Steamer Ciiutu, nl Fddy Fddy
stene. ye&teitlax iiftci neon, settliig a
new hlgli lecerd for this pert in stow stew
doling Tlie preileus iniud was the
binding nf tlie Wind Line kiiiiiii-i
Paiiuin m October, wlien elglit loco leco loce
niothes weie transfciied ttem the dm k
of the Itablwln Werk- tn the i el
deek iu three bourn gienti r tune
Beth shipments weie for IhcNallenul
R.illie.i'l of .Mexico nnd wen hindul li
SCI eieland A. eC , nf tin-, cilv.
T II Wairen A. Ce inc tin lm.il
agent- for the Ward Line
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
.Inhn !( '.-in- Dii-klrtben i ikmI (..Ilia
anl
St
-lii-dii. I '.ins nuJ s
lllihiir.l I. (ic'iin- iui'jT t.ee n
IllU.brth ltd'K liiCi IrfiiUkt si
.1 1 ,lil 1 llr-nic L.IM'I N -J'l l . mil Isilif.K (
Mi, rt n loin s "eiili si
l.r.ilse Willi, r Sill 111 .Il -l.'.l W llrflillil
8I . nil. I lllM I (ilflllr-l l.-T I! IHIIllilll
I .tin i'il l'VII '.'."I.' N ii jv h ill si mil
I'HUllll. Kllll.ll -Jl.'i Itll'lulB- St
NIIII.IIH II U liniiiiii 111- .- I rent -I
iiiel !,it 1' iJrnr 1JJ l .tsh iiKt'in it.
eri, rtMliei. !.' I'lihtre'l si mei
p. Ihri Itlm Ksnii S.iulli I t.iiiinienil l'l
lie. I l Iwviiiiiii imlT 'I-i niHlili'W,- .in-
.1 'I I. slli i Mllim l .ilmlsn . J
.lil.ii I (1 nnu li . M.i i tiM V ,t .ni.l
t;iiibi'ii V Ktnn 1 i tit iim N. J
Linnl Kii.ii .li I'JT W -i hi 1. 1 M iiiel
II ! U lh :i-ll V siti 1 1
II. mum t iilinn M .'"'I s lluili i nn lUv
- n ' nil. HI.'.! . '-'I si
i liil is 1 1 njlil..ii Viishlillr Tenn . inil
I'llllnrc S. U lit t J UllKKllOi"! .N. J
I'hii Mill. I I J"i.ll - ltlth el llllj Mil
I lilu 1 r-lil .1 II - lliit liliii' n st
Ji.r pli Hi lsvni.ni He"" N -'S-li st. nivl
I i ii net M'llkm .i. Is N .11 (I si
I'lHitl. Illl-iin 'l"17 Wrfrien si uml lllnniti
ill I ,!7 17 W.irr. n si
I'd i J IIh.IIIi Oil lleu.1 st uml .IU
t 'litikr .".'-".i Uuii' .itninn me
Milter llliliniidil 1 1 Hi I u llinv ut . Hid
Mm i J lliittnii, l.'Il l.u.llii.i si
Us mils .1 Wliithn 'JUn 1'nniiiiiuiit .uc mill
Kin s i: .Si"M M7 N" L'7th t.
Jehn 1) JullHim 1 .li. H in .el st ni'l
illlilit l Ruin In 1111 H kln-uti it
Miner I ni-l l-'l" M lleiii n.ilnii si .ml
IHUI XlllilM 11.'.' llllZ4,llll st ,
Ws'leiH I n HI .'1117 ( e, till hi si .mil
dnt Mei' tin I'H 7 I li'i'iii' -ni st
(S-nirili 'I! 'Irnlti' i.UI u rt inul Mn
.nut l-nl'i- IT1 N -im. - i' ii
(i itriti' M 1 ' '.''17 Hhi r i.ml (ittliii-i
M -It I Ins In . '
Anna B.
Saturday morning.
lirst udinnccd
way In tin- bc'ief that II
muiderc(
The polite arc trying te Inul llie ,edii
liutoinebilc iu wlncli Di It idum ,U
Hi'ii wllb Iwo iiiiii nnd I imiiiuh ,i
PJl'ID n't lock Friday iiiglu ,i mile frej,
the spot wheie her body wa found
I.nte ycstcrdai t'linrlr
eighteen, of
licldj i allot
Flll.lUliel S.
u friend of Dr. Railmii, ami tnltl ii.'
lliedsky an inleie-ting -ten Rr aiJ
"I'tidai night about S '..'ID n'tlmlt i
was walking from in lieim . near Art
Cteek, te Fiiitlicld Cenier te buy am
miiiiitimi te go dink linnl nig n ,
fliltc house near Mis Jennings' f.(j(,
1 saw a light burning I kinked in tit
window anil saw a woman --ti ctfbej out
en a i ouch. She uppenreil te m un
( ou-cieiis.
"There weie Iwo tin ti III Un- loom,
one about twenty -Iho ami one about
tidily. I saw one of 1 1 i . men j,
some blown liipiid mil of ti ipi.ul buttle
into u gin nnd give tin dunk 0 n,
woman en the tomb Tln-ie nai f
-edaii standing iu fietil of the home
didn't -lay aieuiid there, but went en
te Falrlield and didn't think imi.-h about
it until I saw in tin- papet lint tbli
dead woman. Dr. Radein u.is suppose
le have been -eon in a si dun of the mm
make as the one I saw in fient of this
lltlllsp."
Sergeant Flunk in Hi. of tin Stilt
police, was out of leiin w lien Matju
iisited Dr. Bied-ki" he i-e inul Mirnf
II. H. llutmil, of I ami hi h.t-nnaj
looking up atietlier tingle nt the ca,
They die cpeet(d le taki In ,i t' th
iiiuity nf the belli II I (Mill I ni,. i in u
effort te have him pick out. if n ible,
1 the house wheie he miu m -aw tit
woman en tin1 teiiin an I th -etJia
Utlca Fac
Declared Ttieiity.Jn
I tin i it he n
Stlllmiiii lived together at their esute automebili
in the Pecunt ieii Hills during Januari
and i'ebrimry. litis, mid at the St.. rTu-D nUCDPflVCO elDic
Regis Hetel iu New Yerk during pail of i ETHtR OVERCOiVltS GIRLS
the bitter month. !
Attacking the pnleinlly of Jay Waul
Leeds. Mary Farley, a trained' nur-e.
was called, ii was said, le testify that
when the infiiut was burn te Florence
II. Leeds, feimei- l!i miilu in show gul
Mis- Farley congratulated Mr. Slillmnu
a- the falliel. lie was pie-iit, ple
tendiiig te be "Franklin Handd Leeds."
and inquired a- te the uHl being of
nn- who. neemiliiig (,, n
licr testimony.
Mabel Her.m. forineil.i cinplnied bv
Mrs. Leeds, told of Mr. Srillinnri bring
at tlie former show K,-M SiMi-iiftb
si i ed npurtmeiit posing s (lr hii-band
it was s,ii,.
I Fumes Spread Through
tery Where Gtrllse Is
1 I'Hca. N. V.. Dec I!
I girl- weie iiM-iciiine and
made ill when fumes nf l her ip. nr-
ently nriginaf lug fte.ii eil-snukeil raji
tetiinl iu nn asi can spienl threujli
' the workrooms of tin- I tien llejs'
icpeit of I'lellilng Company ii-lerdm Ml hut en
of the girl- ! cm et ed nil Inn a short
time after if thing inedn.il alientieii,
and the condition of tin one i- net r"-i
Blllded lit. sci Inns. A strike K en at'
the plant, which is updated In Sonm Senm
limn Brethers, of N( u erk
nipnnrnns. iiesiusfhs m v.xkhks nr wnti.xs .ink
aiiLOHKN's Ai'i'unu ni i nr mannsr r iiauactlh
lOli ilulll. 77. IN J H K.Vn'-Sf.V l'fi.l.'S
Idling
He aduniti d
drink "
i)i:Tiis
ni the crlniimil
lie licld loliiei -
bifere Magistrate Dugan
SAVE FISHERMEN IN STORM
Twe Forced te Cruise Around Off
Atlantic City Awaiting Aid
tl.intlc City. Dc 0 Blinded by
the In nl I liiw-teim that swept tills
i ci mn iif the i east Sunday afti moon,
I. inn- T Milln and Geelge Seeds
aboard the hm tit- tool Inum li Get's
Km. had a le nil off the Inlet lie
lore imi-i suntds iMiight their signal
ami iieikid our thieusb heaiy sous te
the res" uc
The men had gene en a lishing trip
nil Siind.ii. wmklng areutul the
hanks ten miles elT the (oust. When
the slat ted te n turn they tan into tin
sleim nnd we;t teiccd te cllllsc lirmllld
eiitsii the inlet bar, iiiiuble te (flict
hii entrunct The'n luiiiilies bdnmc
Hkiinnd at nightfall and a-ked tin
gunid- te ii'.ike a search. At HI e't bx-k
tiny binuglit the b.itlh exliiiu-teil p.in
.i-herc and teweil tbeli Inum b te
-llfeti
SHORE REFORMERS CALLED
IN GAMBLING INQUIRY
Charges Made by Simen Faber and :
Others te Be Probed
Ml.intlc C!ty. Her 0 -The Hand
li.il i- in session in Mais Landing te.
da i. piebilig. it is under-teod, the fiile
U'.itien- of Simen Faber. shore refmmei
ami (in inve-tigater during the admin-i-tiatiin
of Mnyer Ham Baehur.ieh,
who nptnely alleged that gambling
I. unshed unmolested by the pelh e ,n.
tl t.i itli-s in Atlnutii Citi. Faber was
.ailed te t"ll the (fraud Jury what fa t
In ha- in his pos-essieu te su-inin bis
allegations
Samuel Comb . Daniel Si nil and J"
i pb Man 'I. who appear a- -igner- of
the Fnber warning le the citi and
count riruials that uce t onditleiis .lie
uncontrolled in this (ity, also liaie b i
i-k.il te attend the ituiue-t
I'l-osecuter IMiiiund C. Gakill .lr
.iml As-istaut Pto-ecilter Ileibdt R.
Voeilic's appeared with bulging poit peit poit
felio i in the courthouse Frem nil ap
piainnifs. it looked as I heugh tin (Idl
ing na- te lie deep iintl bmg It is
tindei-toeil that Mi G,i-,,il is .nivmus
te obtain limn Faber ami elh'i- all
tliei knew about alleged pielccted uce.
tn .
il
IIFIT S'tirtJcnh t Han mas N' J
ni V m.ivoeii it.MtT iii iit nnth m
Itc .nlv-ri anil frl.i.tU a in Ml llells. Letlm
-...sis li 1' fi - MilliiKbore lean I
s M7 il L' A. M nr.l nil nlhr Imlse
i.r uhirll lie iv.m ttituur inr tii'ju'i
aittinl fun-ral Tliursl-n 1 A I' M
ii. ...Iit.m. Kit tu Ot .1 h . 111.
'I ""r.. - v..' if .li. V.m.ju r,,-.
n,.--! trolley in 'i.""'"'r. ..'.-....--..
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' e'VrilANIi!.i:ss . n- .", ADAM hus' i i
r,' lHthi.i Mil .mile is ine- Shcetri nt, I
llelltlie" a"1' frit mis ljn Nens'r nt
i ,.,iB Ne 211 I" ami A M unii i. i r
a i ev P u aid H.-rieililiil uii'l K'llef '-.
ivnketiah Tribe I O IS M Kern i
,"u y, li. K O. II. ir Uii'l I i .
.) V ine .1 sentci. Thtirsilui I If I M
1.1ft. MirtlinrnuRli ' Int-nneiu emIi ' it
It'll l"ilenil mas iall after i I' M WiJ
""'itnjsn rm i-ee ui2i iT.rnrnit i.
Inifhand of far-' ? Trl. nd lltUn s ,,
friends -tse I'enna ; '"m"! J" .HJ 1'.
.ml empei'S "t J ' "r Tall, r.s Mei i
i nittpmy ar. Ins It .1 te tin urilre e,u 1 1 r.
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Jill r-lrttltll il't "'"?"'' "-,1"' J
Interim nt pui.it- "" Iiln-ii
stsci.uTn-, - te i. n I- r i i i
Ijtllllliii: ilNllI.CruN. Uur liulli. ' lu
ner il lit lie Bin It
if thi lale C'enrad -ml Harhara tills In 'm
M'.Jmaer). in his 'M r lie atu.s j
friends are InUieU te attend fuimnl I'm.I,,
GOWNS
WRAPS
SUITS
IURS
BLOUSKS
LiNcumn
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SWEATERS
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
CHILDREN'S
APPAREL
PETTICOATS
Chestnut
Cerner
Tw cllth
Furs
Of the Better Kind
In selecting for rersenal use or gift giving
"HARRIS" Furs are a safe choice.
Hudsen Seal Coats
. 295.00350.00495.00
s"-. A
IiiH iale rcbldelir
ne iiiwni mass si
M Interment si
10 j in
ITC
Pit,
Overheated Flue Causes Fire
All oil rlie.lte, tllle (,illK( II slight llie
lit neon letlni ill (hi -(fmni limit' nf
the liiiliie nf Fdwaiil Galluiiti. 'I'hil
teiiitli and Tiiskcr stii(t. Gallanti
was citing lulu li nl the time when In
ili-iiiieml the Ine uml turiH'd iu an
iiluiin nnd fnuslit the tire while await
ing tli, nil of tin lirellldl
Mule Toe Tedious for Fech
Grand taiiyen. Ari.. i'et (I - i Hi
P i Marshal Fet li rude a mule hcie
yisierday. but found mule ruling ten
ietliens and seen disniminled Laid- he
Machine Gun6 Guard Court
I Vanillin t. K.. Dec. (!. -i By A P
'I'll i rt Iv'iitileki Nalleiuil Guard-
A M . from
I a i reni a st
(Inirdi 10 A
' iTl'sT Dec -I. "UAUI-US hushaii,
A milt- Hunt (nee leefei.l lteati, .nm
friends are Inltei te attend fin nnu wn ..s
tiiiiVh " I M t tlie reslden. i nf his ,r n
in i" William II. Strldtland '3 In 1i,
In Inierment prliatc. Oioenvied K of p
'Th'van - Hii'Ui. ui ii -i ntnii:iiT i
hubnd of riera M, nuii'.an tl. 'allies nn I
fr .iltU. also 37lh Ward I'.iunr I Sirmenn i.
1I imiihlli Inilted 1" nerilfi! en 'I huradm
t-'l-.M pjrleis I.aluii.lt 'la n , ' ,M
Hii "v. Hiead st friend". in,ii tall Hi I
"wlLroV-e.. Pee ., It.Jl MiMI II M
Wtl.CiiX. son of i:.lwar. mul I u w .i
aiced IH ic- H-latlve!. and frlcndi ,
Wnkhinsten uamn. Nn ..in TO . . f
imitiii tiitfii'rcii en1hursii.il (it 1 i'i li
it - - ft . fl.Aral 4J I Int. rill lit . ,
tiifjlj H"riii "t i ni- ni
Plain and fur trimmed models of great beauty; three
quarter and full length. Skins faultlessly matched.
Muskrat Coats
135.00
models
,lUn a
nrund ,tl. piMe's. ritb - imd two .., - srcn -e J.rT'tl
chine gtlllK leilal Willi oil ilutv III Bar- 2nd MendB "e lnui I te funeta, n
hmil-Mlle te guard the Knox ( itcillt ,, ! hurmlaj af,t"r".e,, ..t J.. 1 1'"-. " '
.. . .,....:.... i-ii.l f intiiil.ei. of il,e lac r.aldente 3IH N. IIum I -I Kit in.
(('in 'I'i'ien i N,, Snnt temcieii
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liuiiji iiiiu.i. " "."":'..., '...'"'" ',,.i.',;i -KIM, heads l.u
',, fumral will e mini ne'li
snliiiiK te inuidtr Bcieiley
of 'eiullles.
l.lth si
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La i- r
Te Discuss Einstein Theory
Dnt ul A Luiidcn will Ic'tun mi
F.liisteln'" Theory of Rclatiiit" nt a
,..eHi.r. of the Hebrew Literature
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Uttur ... Hull. 4, , 11, e
r..nier seMnn of lletlileliein I'rnt lenan
iinirih Kunera r- ie-, en uuirsjai itt
.!,"' ii.'etlwli ut ArniHireng a KU7 '.'
llKiati st Inteillieiil p r Mile
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Made of rich dark skins; 36 inches long
exceptional workmanship.
French Seal Coats
195.00275.00
Selected peltry; 36 and 40 inches long.
exceptional value.
Stene Marten Scarfs
35.00
Hudsen Bay Sable Scarfs
45.00 75.00 95.00 1 10.00
Wc Specialize in Apparel That Slenderizes
Larger Weman.
.evtewed inn Htaff and menibera of the, Society, which w '''''" '".."''".'t
eglen puny an incj raniPi nigni in n- , - --
llrrHikTtiUU Hit !H0 Catharine street.
Aiiierlcnn Le
nOO Leut, irrmll wnlta Ktklniu dug Men
rU?T niward. ItMure- te 210 ,S (1st st
Pberit rrentei), fiBta J
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These also &M CiSsNe. ,
5i i-S wt-L Uc T?.S
"(C 3WG Kescrsatieub
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Jeweled
Coiffure Clasps
I we circlets of carved green jade, rock
crystal ur black en, held by a long
platinum clasp with diamond orna
mentation. J. ECaldwell & Ce.
Jewelry - Silver - Stationery
Chestnut and Juniper Stqeets
fi
i in connection with our regular busi
ness, we are showing a limited i
number of Rebert Stewart Ready-te- "feW
put-en Ulsters and Topcoats, made &
from our finest woolens by our own work
men. Naturally lower-priced than our made-te-order
coats,
Business Suits, made te order, $115 up
ROBERT STEWART
Spertntfj anrf Mufti Tailors : Breeches Makers
501 Walnut Street
Yerk Stere. 15 . 47th St.
iSeUebuetratfert
New Year's Ee
Celebration
Sal., December 31 si, 10 P. HI.
Supper de Luxe, $6.00
made at elTice of Mnitrr. il'f!,.M'
or through the Head Waiicr.-
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