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BRYN MAWR CASE
IN JUDGES HANDS WADES Mill MftYDRl
Decision in Mis3 Barker's Dis
missal Frem College Prob
ably After Christmas
ATTORNEYS ARE CAUSTIC
'Whether Miss Marjerle l'nil."r, of
Michigan City. 1ml.. will win her peti
tion for reinstnCment in llryti Mnwr
College s new n matter whirh icsts
with Judge- feint art? and Miller et
Nocrislewn.
Tlte Inst evidence in tin1 rne develepeil
through the girl )tiiiliiit 's ilismin1 un
der alleged innuendoes i)f neltv thievcrv,
was lipanl .testenlev mid e'enm-ed for
Miss tlnrket llllil tin- eedlege bulb
summed tip
fudge Schwartz said thcte would
probably be n ilivixlnn made some t inn
after Christmas Mr" r.nrtci. attend
ing tlip lipininii t-ltb her. daughter, left
tlie comtreoiii expressing satisfm tinn
nt, the, turns tin; cns0 hud taken She
refused te make tiny ether imminent
Miss Hnrkrr left Hiyn Muwr College
lest Mnrrli. nt the npciiiti; of the Knstei
holidays and was inputted "net te re
turn." Slip lind esked fur n writ of
mandamus reinstating her in the college
Dr. SI. Carey Themas, president of
the institution, wn.s en tlie witness
stand sevpral hours yostenlnv . Her tos tes tos
tlmeny showed she ttes absent in l'urepe
at the time of the dismissal, but she. li.iil
upheld the deelMen made lit llc.iu Hilda
S mi tli
An at tempi te h.'Ve tlie else ill .miss,'.
for lack of sufficient grounds was made
b.v N. II. Lneler. tbe college's attor
ney. Iu tlie judges adroitly refused
tbia motion without committing them
selves; as te their stand en tlie suit.
"Tills ease lias an eve u greater ! !
nirtcence than the effeer upon one veuiu
lite." sulci Oeerge Wharten I'eppii.
counsel for Miss tinker, m closing. rt
would seem te make n very gnat clit
ference In Aim'-irnn education in wlneh
this nursery of ten tig life, is geim: te be
placed.
'Are out teuih ge'iig i" be educated
in institutions in wliieli uutei-rutie
pniter ean be placed in eeitaln pcrens
who make charges which bl:'r one's
name forever, or nie tlie going te lie
In tbp ('ategnr.t of lustiiutteu.s i rntmim
people for (lemecriii t . where things nre
done demecratically''"
'Slnrjerie Haker is nei en m.il here
Her friends hnv net lest their muli
denee in her Vv'e ask that there bc a
reinstarem. nt en the principle that the
proceedings against this girl were cred
itable neither te fair plat nor boil"-!
jti'tice."
Mr. Prppers nrgumpiit was that at
no tunc had Miss Ilarkcr had an op
portunity te be fully beard nor te rall.t
tier btmlent filends te her supert.
'Ti is tlip most awful thine I ever
heard of. ' he said ".Ve one cimlil have
ether than ndmlrntieti for the intelh
Crnee and doniinenpe of tbp president of
the ceIIpcp. Ilut seuiPtblni; was lack
ins there was no justice."
Dr. Themas' mnin contention was
that Miss linker's case was afforded
mere opportunities for investigation
than is usually given ant similar affair
t IJryn Mawr. tind that her dismissal
during the Raster vacation was a mc. -piful
practice emple.ted in all such eaes
FILIPINO NATIONALIST PARTY
SEEKS FULL INDEPENDENCE
Platform Favers English as Official
Language of the Islands
Manila. I. I.. De. 1." nleln.veu .
(Ry A. I. i Absolute independence ter
thp lliili)iiups through leuiph'te si-v-erahre
of political lelatlens witli the
United States, is clniiiiiiifli'! in the idiit
form of the Nni ieiialista fnrtt mlipied
b Its (onvpiitieii here teilai
The plntferin faveis Knglisn as Hie
efHcial langiinge of the Philippine
The indeiipiiilenei- pbir.k was stieugl'
upperted bv Manuel Quezon, presideui
of tile Philippine Senate, who docl-uei!
In a speech Tuesday i hn r the Pliilip
plnes de net waul or need Aniern.iii
protpetlen
' The tune has einc " h,. ..ml im
the Filipine people thieiigli Hie j j
clenalista Part.t te ninke a clear, flank
nnd uneipiivec.il cprcsen en the iues
tien of indppptidence (tunpleii and ab
eelute indeeiidenpe. We I net wain e
need her protection. There are no en.
mien te fear, no ambitious nations w air
ing te grab us. Independence of the
Philippines will be rece.siil7.eil net enlt
by Kurepp but also b the nations of
the Orient
A plank favoring niiniislinte granting
of suffrage te women was tnediiicd te
favor the extension "when the nppet
tune time cenips
ABANDON ROMA FLIGHT
Dirigible's Engine Trouble Causes
Postponement
WiiaIiIurIeii. lie. 17 . i!v P i
Plnns te brim Ameriin's largest ,nr.
xbip. ihe Iteiiin, from I.nirj'et Kic'd
Va , te Wasliiiigten tedii) en In i lirsi
cruising flight were uhaiidetic'l . rl to
day after receipt lit the Artnt Air Serv
ice of word that the engines nf the in'
craft bad devtdeped some unnei ii'iuldc
that made the Might inndi is.iblc
I'arls. Dei 17 -1 P.i A P T.i T.i
Ceuncil of Amb'isisaiei luis giniue.l
permission te the I nited State-, i , ,iri-
tract for tin nstriiciien at Frledrudi-
hafen. (ipriiuiiit, of a Xeppelin of the
I. 70 t.tpe This (ci i-ion marks the ml
of dililematii negotiations wl.iili iiave
preeredeil between tlie allied potters and
tlie I'uitcd States siiu e .lulj last Tlie
iipplicutieii for the const riii'tien of n
Zeppelin grew out of tlie ile.fuctten in
(Jprmant of live of tile b'g diriglble-i.
one of which had bei n allotted te (In
lulled Stales iluiiilg (lie Peace Cen-
(eicnce
WOULD DRAFT UP TO 60
Secretary Weeks Favers General
Conscription In Event cf War
Witsh.'nsteii. Hn- 17 - ill) A P
fspcietnry of War Weeks i. n i'.iv.u i'.iv.u
ef the mel'lllziit en et men nieiut
and nienufm lern-- iindei ,1 lonscilp lenscilp lonscilp
tien law in tlie event of future war
Sfich a course, tlie War Sccretaiy de
clared In an address hist n gbt nt the
second annual reunion of the War In
dustries Heard, would preclude pioll piell
tcerlug and slacker lists
"I would conscript ever) person in
tite, I'nited States from c'ghteen te
tilxtv veurs of age should a future wur
prevail." said Mr Weeks, "nnd would
-say: 'Yeu are te de thus and se. be
cause you can de t hut better than ail) -thing
else. Yeu can light, or .ten can
erve In some ether eiipuiity. a capacity
ler which you are best suited
MAN RUN DOWN BY TRUCK DIES
Samuel O'Neill, of -"14 Huiileinl
afreet, who " nin down hv a light de
livery truck several de.ts age at Twcn
tteth nnl IlllliniCllU uriin, m-n '"
Blcht In the .Medice -Clilnuglenl Iles-
ltal. His skull had been fiactured.
tWul Kturlts, of 118 North Twenty-
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It'Cei, llVltvr UI Hit: irui"i hme i'""
VON TAGEN fHET UP,7
'Jokes' in Police Department
Tread en Auteists' Rights,
He Declares
ASSAILS TRAFFIC RULES
A shower of verbal bilekbuts was
threw n ut the police nnd a few back
handed compliments were shot tewnril
Majer Moere today by Cuiitieilmin Ven
Tngeti. who is nil "bet up" iiut police
regulation of traffic
Mr. Ven Tngeu was the author of a
traffic ordinance ippealer which Council
tabled, contending Ithclf with askln;.
Uichard Wegleln. Ceutii'il president, te
speak te Superintendent of Police Mills
nbeiii iratlic legulatlen
The Ma) or. cenimeiiliii'4 en linn
move, -aid Council luid l lie nghi te
1 liss or repeal erdlnalnes. Iiul had oe
niithei Ity mer the esei-utite I'utu liens
of ill" la.ter ii- ihe ilepni Inienls, He
I'l i low I'll llils up teihlt ll) lll-tl llltlllg
peliie le i-uruii'i i,ie iirdiniiiices wlinh
Cell Ui ll Would like In see inn nfiin ed.
In his comment the Wa.we i ritd le
Mr ten Tngeu as "thai g"iiinl liatlic
expei i." and hinted his belief that Mi
ten Tnen's colleagues were joking with
inking mood.' if.'' is n )",le'iib't"famll'lar
with bis siihjpct. as be --eems te he satis-
lied with some of the jokes be has placed
in cli'itge of the police department. I't
me mention n fv- jokes the Police Uu ,
fe.iu ! pla.tlng en the citizen.
"First Arret and Inciiicrrulien of
iIIvpus for the infraction of a poll, e
rule that has been plated in opei.itien
lllegnllt. nnd In direct violation of the
law of Pennsylvania
"Second Airest of a ntien fn the
mfi action of a traffic rule and aftei
the citir.cn was placed In a cell nt 1 il'.ll
P. M he was refused the use of a phone
until 7 o'clock te column n iciHe. with
bis faintlv ei friends.
"Third Illegul tmest of n i itleu
for the liifiaetiell of a police nile whin
i lie citizen wns protected bv the law of
the Sinle of Peniistltanla In this c.ie
a f.ilse chaige was made ugniiist ihe citi
zen and en umt charge he was hum!
"Finiiili 1 am Informed bv ii mag
istrate that it is no unci minen opcur epcur
ieni. for lilm in tind when be airives
in the police simiuii I hill a iniiiibei of
iineiis have I ecu Incarcerated In cells
nil night for the heinous crime et d-iv
lag vvlth rear tight our "
'.Mat 1 call Mis Houei's attenueii m
ihe fai t that these arc occurrences in
Phi'ndelphiu ami net in lterliu. aicl
ih.it he is the i emmauder-in -chief of
this law -dlsiegurdlng force V
"(Jives Sheets te l It. T."
"I have beard the Majer gliblt piare
of und condemn these wiie handed the
cltt's streets ever te tlie P. IJ. T. Cum
pan), but new His Hener is in favor
of enforcing an ordinance passed nt tlie
leipiest of the P U. T. Cempaii), the
advertising of which was paid ter by
the Mud cemiiau.t. which will hand ever
the s'leets of the entile central section
of the i Ity in ibis corporation and le
these wealth) enough te emplev a chauf
fem , le the exclusion of the great muss
t citizens who. because of the negli
gence of the administration In net en en en
oe.iverlug te solte the high-speed trims
pi nation ipicstlen. aie ceinpelled le use
automobiles.
"Piebably llils is aiieiher
Majer's little jokes. I hope
.ens will appreciate it. Wbeie. eh.
wheie. Is the doughty champion of the
plain pn ;ile new V 1 am serr.v te differ
Vith the .Mavm. bin If he siamis for
I e I lungs I laniiel be with Inte. His
In w -bnakiiu Police Miiiciu imiv have
llllil blltTaleed but lliev 1,111 neiiliei
si a 1 e nor buffalo me
UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEVED
Secretary Hoever Reviews Benefits
Following Recent Conference
Waslinigten. Dec 17 I'nciiiplur -
n.eiii tluoiigheiit the leiinlr.t lins been
Uieatlt lelti'Vi'd js a icsiill of the Nil
t11u.1l Ceiifereiu en I nemplev uu nl
lulled bv Piesideut llnriling. anerdius
H a leuei of 1 lie lesiilts eblailleil bv
tli.it body Issued lust night bv its chair
man. Sei ii im') Heeter
Ai the time of the cenfeieiice 11 was
eMim.'i.'d ."..."itHl.tMKI pei son, weie out
of wirk. ihe repeit tiul, while Mr
Hoever belii ves tliat l.."jl)0,(l00. ami
perhaps as iniiii) us .iiuij.uuu men ami
wen. en en- euiple.veil teiluv tvlie would
be mil of lobs weie It net fei the work
et the centeience.
Concrete results abend) appan-tit
i'ieiii the lenfcreme. Mr. Hoever said.
included tln assumption b) indusli) of
1 share el'Tt. rcspei.sibilit) te the in).
mplev ed
ASKS GERAN'S RESIGNATION
Tnree Mentioned for U. S. District
Attorney at Trenten
Washington. De. 17 Attorney
(iemral Deiigbertv vestcidav alternoeii
re llle-tcd the ii'slgn it nil et I'3'llier II.
lleran. I nited St. ins Di-tnil Atturnc)
at Trenten. The in Hen was taken sole')
in ui enl.iine with tlie Department of
Jiistl. e's pelicv of permitting Ileino Ileine
itnlie otllceheliler. from the Inst Ad
ministration te 'I'tve no lengei than
eight )"iir
(Mliil.il- el ifie lb parunent is.ue I
tint denial that the reipu-st for Mr
(!cr. in's res.giiiilien wis orensiened b)
ceiuplauits of lack of operation in en en
leiifiticnr of the reileral proliibilien
law- in New Jcrset . They said lie had
sei ved e ghi v cars
It w.is sn.ni in Washington in least
tbi-ie men are being (ensidcri'd for the
posltieli. I lie) ,11 e . Ull) foil lliipllllll' .
of Tieiileii. prosecutor of Merier Conn
iv . .1 lleiiiv Hariiseii. of Newark,
presi ci'tin of r.-.i'v Ceuntv, and I In 1 -i
iseu P l.iiuiabui) , Assistant I'nited
Sinies liisirict Attenu'V under tlie last
iti miblli .in legiine Mr l.iinlaliiirv is
f-
Meri is ( 'eiiiit i
HOMES FOR TEACHERS
Otficlal Says State Will Establish
"Teacherages" In Rural Districts
Pillsbiirgh, Dei 17 "Teacher-
age" will be provided for school in-stiuctei-s,
as parsonages are pievided
bv (hurcli coiigrcgatieiiN for, their pas
ters, in the fourth -''lass school dlstrlits
of Peimst Ivaniu, aeieriling te a state
ment .vesterdnv bj Assistant County
Supi rinteudent Dlckej . Fourth class,
or uiriil, school districts arc autheri.cd
te provide 1 1 1 homes te overcome tlie
lack of housing for teachers, lie said.
Mr. Dickey added that, through that
prevlsl ui. It will be possible te furnish
with teuchcrs many rural schools
which have found dilliculty In getting
instiucters for several yeais. These
"teacherages" will also be equipped for
light housekeeping
Ceal Strikers Ven't Return
Willies-Uarie. Ph.. Dec 17. -(H) A
P.i -Strikers in eight collieries of the
I, "high Valley Ceal Company today ie
fused te return te work and officio's of
District Ne. I. I'nited Mine Workers,
I'fhft company offlclel wll net negotiate
'iiniil the men are back at their plnces.
am unable te adjust tuclr grievances
EVElSteGr PUBLIC
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TRUCK
Bfc' Brr JsCletTifr KFTilslltsZ "tvLjtSrMf TfefA O y ty . HiiyjJiMHBMNWfyygHHj3W "BwKfcLMiyHJBHl flMiTM
.tii liiiliiiili el a local expifss eempan) whlcli was latien vtnii . iir.stums
renieiii ami .Hanei sireeis nit
nLILIllulU LAnllllML
Lawyers for Weman Who Shet
J
i Brooklyn PlivRininn Makine
Plans for Defense
HOTEL ESCORT
IDENTIFIED
IS) the ss01l.1I1d Pi ess
New Veili. Dei I" Cor 1-.! f. '
Mis Lillian Uai'eii. who siuu ami
kl'leil Or Abraham liln-k-teln Ien
.illegul bnini.ver, in Ins llioekltn ellu e
Inst Salurdav ui:;lil. niiifeiiiil ted.i)
with four allenisls. w'm have been e
: iiiining the vviiiian 11 lb cide iiimn
.inn-si. of defense
Meanwhile the) have levmlcil ihe
uu tit it ) nf the "ui' stencils men" in
lli" ui" as Albeit itindlei. n sjiv-teni-idil
waltci. ll .a- l'.iadley who
met .Mis. Kiii.u ,"t the piir. when sin
arrived (nun the Seuth 011 tin- iln lie lie
feie Dr Cilickstein was killed '1111 who
took bei te the hotel whete -lie spent
that nighi Itriulley became acipiainted
with Mr-, ftnizcu when slie weiked In
a Lewer West Side sbirt fnneiv and
I. nil; her meiils
lie was enipbiv
had befiicndcd
sinus
He nrddiiieil
in a reslinnaiif where
ui lie said liint she
him 011 t;u ions ec a -
tWi
b Iters winch she
I. ad written him while
refeiicd le her being
fiein "many troulilo treulilo troulile
asked him te meet her
in Flerida. They
ill and suffering
Tlie second one
at the pier when
bet beet came in.
Tallied tin iilictenlly
"I met her last Friday morning " he
nmnmrc ?a hM
ne of iheisald "We slit en the ship and talked
the citi- two hours. She talked wlldl.v and in
coherent!) She told me that the cause
of her long suffering was a man who
mail) tenis before had wronged bei
She did net name him then She tvns
t Ii in and drawn, net like her old sell at
all I leek liei te her hotel and then
te lunch
"She asked me 10 call at the hotel
.ig.iiu Sntimlny aftiinoeii, and I did se.
We went te lunch and sbc again talked
wildlv This time she told me that l)r
(ilickstein hnd wren
her, but she did
net say that she intended te seek ven
geance or that she had a U'telver. I
tried te persuade in r te go home She
said that mat be she would go home that
night nnd remised te call me up
Tells of Murder
Al ."."(I she telepheu'd no', but I
iciiild net understand what she was
living te sny. A few minutes later
she called again and said. 'I have shot
him.' Then she bung up. 1 went te
Piroeklvn te ninke Inipilties about her.
but it was after 11 k' lock when I get
held of her father and i elated what slip
told me. 1 did net go with her te
Ilroeklyn and have net s,.c n hei dm-c
' Satiirdnv uftcrnoen."
F.xuiuiucd b) Distrb I Aiteine.v Lewis
into yesterday. Mrs. ltnlen declined:
"I felt that the man itilhksti im pos
sessed mt tery mind and mil nnd I
lind an idea that If I get a revolver t
would help te drive the-e thoughts out
of mv bruin. That's whv I get it
' Weak and depressed beiuu-c of the
terrific nervous stiain te which she has
i been subjected. Mrs. Itaktn is being
I cared for in the K.iymeml street jill
! hv another woman who shot nnd killed
en alleged hetriljer Miss Olivia Stene,
who took the lif" of Fills Kincald. a
law j er. in Pii-oeklv a. -evei.il months
Miss Stene, a .iefessi.,nal nu'se,
volunteered te i.ne ter Mrs Italvcn,
saving that she wnnt'd te help a .i.ter
in dlstiess "
1 CONVICT ESCAPES IN BOX
Harry Berwln, However. Is Recap
tured In Attempting Robbery
1 1 ii ri Ilerwln. who v as un pumle
fi un the F.aslei'11 Peniteiitlarv heie and
serving a telle in the Chnrlesin, n s, ,tl
Prison ter burgmiv. made a sen-iilie inl
escape, but was reiapnind within ii
benis.
lie pick 'd him ell ,ii 'i but. nnd lins
case, together with live elheis os
l ll peil f i rim the piien ie vaiier- imi
rhasers cf the work of tin piis.uii.s
'be cases weie l.iUen en a 1 1 in 1. I i the
llestiui and Albanv .v.ikK hi
ilh Sin
i ion, Ilosten, am! iheie Ihe
e it of his case. lie was
vi bile breaking into the lne
Crane, ut Newton Cent'
tunable suburb of Ilosten
I OIIVII I get
I e lllltllll'll
" of l.eilis
r, ll In h-
Burned When Waterback Explodes
Frederick Vegnl a hiully binned
nbeut the hands ami liedt hist night
when a witcrhink In the kitchen sieve
exploded at his home at Mm hie Hull.
The woodwork became ignited ami nn
alarm was sent in and tlie Conshe-
1,.,, I..,. TMvnieiitb nlul Hull-en Hill I'li-e
companies H'spended The Ilic. however,
wns extinguished before the companies
went into nctlen. l lie lercc of the
exnlnslen wrecked the stove and dniii-
aged the kitchen.
Falrview Postmaster Hurt '
William S. Yeung, Postmaster at i
Fnlrvievv. wus injured .tcsterday when
the automobile he was ilrivln-; at Park
avenue und Kidge pike, was struck bv a
large teiirng car. Yeung, who also con
ducts a geneial store, was taken in
Montgeniert Hospital, where it was
found be Is sulferiiig fiem fracture of
ibi shoulder, in addition te numerous
bruises and cuts about the bed) The
Yeung car was hit with such force that
u wns driven against a fence. Yeung
I was pinned under the wreckage, but wiigrr. Mqn.Jn, Vk$KX
neon rescued. pV i vf.w.if'ueday vnnir.
IxEDaEl - riHlLABBLPHIAf, . SATURDAY,
" I-.. ..,. , ,
WRECKED BY TROLLEY CAR
collision scalteie.l tin; bundles and boxes
mi Iteute 111
TRUCK AND TROLLEY CRASH
Collision Shatters Windows of Car.
Fortieth and Market Streets
In n collision that occurred last eve
ning en Market street, between Thiit)-
nintti and tertictli, n motertruck of a
'local express company, driven by I'd
ward Jehnsen, of 1217 Murkee sticet,
was wrecked and virtually nil the win
dows of a Heute .11 car shattered. The
tielley rushed Inte the truck from be
.bind. The net ident occurred when Jehnsen
who bud been driving in the tielle)
tracks, attempted te swerve te one side
The cur struck with such force that a
lead of Christmas parcels In th'i truik
weie watlered far and wide ever the
street, while women nnd children in the
trellev were thrown le the fleer. lie
side receiving n shaking up, however,
no one whs injured.
HARRIMANVILLAGE AUCTION
320 Houses and Hetel Ge Today.
I $1200 te $1500 Expected
An ii'iit'eu sale of 'A'lti beuses and ,1
huge be'cl will take place leda) at
Hntrimun pear Ilri!el. ln. The bui'd
ings were built by the (ieveinment dm -lug
the war te accommodate weikers 111
tlie Meuhaut Shipyard, and. as I be
)nrd has long been idle, the hotel and
most of the houses aie lenantle.ss.
Jeseph P. Day, who sold l.TTS houses
at Fairvicw. Camden, lest week, will
auction off the buildings, nnd believes
low pi ices will prevail and that pur-
basers will be home -icchers and small
lnvcster rather than speculators'.
"It is universally conceded that the
1.7TN houses I sold at Fnlrvievv brought
bargain prli.es," said Mr. Dnv tester
da). ")et I liruilv believe piiees al
Hnrriman will be even lower. In fact.
1 auticlpiite that the demand for the
beuses will be se light I hat some will
sell as low as SllMO or X1.-.00."
IMMIGRANT TYPES BETTER
Girls Arriving Since War Found
Adaptable as Citizens
Washington. Dei .17. I llv A Pi
I 1 iing 1 loser c i-fint-iiit Inn bv vailou vaileu
(live riimcnt iigciicie- in looking after
the welfaie of immlginnt". Mis. Oscar
Sunns, of New Yerk, wife of the former
Ambassador te Turkc), told a Heuse
commit fee today that gills new ni riving
heie from ICuiepe were better able te
take up the responsibilities of citizen-
hip than was the case with tin
I '"""""g '" '"' ' nited Slates pi ler te
I lie war
"'We don't lind mam Ilelsheviks
among girls le.ichiiig our slieies tedn.v."
said Mrs. Straus-, who has endowed a
home in New Yerk especially te' help
Jewish girls until they are peinuinentlj
settled. "Many of them come ever te
be married. They burn their bridges in
Fin epe. sell evert thing, and when the)
ii'iirh lieie the. me net nenniless. Often
some of them li'lt.ite nbeut man) lug.
largely because they have net seen their
liuncis in a lung time in such cases we
tell them te wait a while ami think ii
ever and they agree
TREE PLANTERS NAMED
Committee, te Direct Setting Out of
500.000 Seedlings In Berks
Heading. Pa... Dec. 17. Community
bailers te have ( barge of the ."00.0110
tiee-pliinting c.impuign, te cover all of
Iierks Ceuntv. next spring have been
se'eitid bv (irniige and county farm
officials. In curb district local leaders
will enlist the aid of resident'! In the
planting of the trees, te be furnished
bv the Stale
The llt follews: Aunt). II. D. I.ev I.ev I.ev
engoeil: P.allev. Harve) Kemp; Olev,
William It. Deusler: I.andis' Stoie.AI Steie.AI
1 i Scbell: Toliten. Cletus Deleilg :
Fleifwend. Mertis Schaeffer ; Kemptnn. ,
William Trexler ; Hamburg. Samuel It. I
Smith- l.iespert, (ieeige 11. Hibstimaii :
Wer.. I'ville. C V. It. Fvans; (imig-lei-svllle,
I'.lmer I.eltllligi r : Cielgertuwn
William A. lielger; Shartlesville III
Ft. I. P.erger; llernvlle. .1. Paul Murk
hart : Strausstown. Kiles (Jerhert .
IJeihel. (!eer,e F. mind; Mount Aeliin,
D (i. Miller: Womel-deif, A. M Mil
ler Morgante'tn, H. F. Kurtz
TO HONOR DR. TOMKINS
Minister Will Be Given Reception I
by Biddle Bible Class
ipicptlen In honor of the Hev Di
I'levd W. Temklns. chairman of tin
lte.it (I el Directors nnd inteniiitlminl
counselor of the HlblP f'lnss Mnvenieni.
will be given Tuesday night nj tin
DipncI Hiddle P.ibli Class Movement ni
S o'.-leik at the parish beuse of the
Chapil et the Medluter. Flftj-lirst am!
Sprine streets
Invitations have been -eni te l..u
clergvuicn. ilicliulins tlie llisneps ei nie
dtv and vicinity . -mil nmniig these pres,,
cut will be tbe Hev. Dr. Kussell (Jen-
w" '
of the Temple Jiuim' niin-ii.
nn, l Kniest I.. TiiHtln. Director of the
Dipiiitmeut of Public
Weltnrc.
i
DOCTOR MUST PAY $1000
Jeseph TruckseiS, I.nst ( nmdeii, was
awaided .''1000 damages by a Jur) In tin
Camden Circuit i euit iwmi ""ni
William II.
O'Ncil. an osteopath. II
had sued for .!.", '0, alleging burns b.v
a nil rate solution, while undergoes
treatment.
1IP.VTIIS
SHAW Deer mbir 17, JUtilA. M
ihu livie Jnine. 8. Hhuw Jun;,,r"hl
TuiHilut, 2 1' M. at tils H 3HI1
, vvlfe of
Hnrvlci.
et. In
lei mi.nl .til .tiiiriiui inrN
' )b,i"!c)NAI.n--On IlfO.J'V 1.M. HAIIAH
K wife "f IJicvhl CI. M.clitnnil He'ullv,
.ui.l riliniis ni" Invltnil In the "nrvln. uu
Mcmiliiy .ifieinuuii ill 'J ; 'cierS, nl hr sis
itr'x ieiilen. 4'IM l.uillntv il liU'Tmcni
HI l.vnmuiiil CVm'tnry llenmln. inv Im
uVs!.11hu";iy 'imtnr BTRWAJIT B.
hunbund of MHry I-n (ne HetJtl), .Hiiat.vei
ind trier..).' re rnvltwl le lt
liruu tVn
ira.1
realilenea. ad2Q
Cum, Itunalns
imcliaiits wiien
1 1 ode. v
and shattered (he' windows f a iar
10 TELL I0RNT0N
L
j Has Full Weight, Reply te Pest
master's Demand for
Reasons
MOVE TO INSTALL
-Postmaster
Wii.sliinsleii.
Thornten. 111
IVc.
line with bis assertions!
,1 . 1 1 1 n 1 . . .1 1 , . .
Hat he would fltiht le the lu against
lemeval. has wiltteu 11 second letter te
Fiisl Assistairt Postmaster (ieneial
Hubert Weik. iji tvliiidi he savs he "de
slies te be .ulvincil by what iiutheiliv"
LIS tl.lllliV'.l 111
Plmadelpbt.i was or
tiered, nnd 11K0 jinks le ii. tittifln.'iie,l
us te tlie service icasenw which
preutided the order for Ills dismissal
This coniinuitlcntlen reached r
Werk terliij Mr. Thornten will lie 111 111
feimed the order for his dinmlssal has
the full weight of tlie Posteflire Dcpart
inenl nnd executive (minority back of it,
and there is no appeal.
Meanwhile Federal inuchi.ieiy has
been set in motion te nave Celuiucl Kcm,)
installed as acting pest master 'December
I'.l, and te accomplish bis apiKiliitmenl
bj presidential authority for tlie full
four-) ear-tei 111 as seen tiierisifter as
possible
The Posteflice Depmtnient has 10
(liiesled the Civil Service Commission le
I'scertnlii whether or net Coleiiu Kemp,
bv vlitut of his oxpciiciice as a postal
empleye nnd efliclnl, is ipiulifie! under
Civil Service legnlatiens and reiiuire
imnts for uppeiutmeiit as postmaster
without examination. If the eairniils eairniils
sieu after examining ills lecerd replies
that he is. bin appointment will be
tcemuifiidcd te the White Ilnsise and
his .nomination will be sent te the
Semite by President Hauling as 11 11)11 1
I cr of cunise.
Should the io'iiinlsseii ie)J) (hat
Colonel Kemp's, experlcme and qualiti
11. liens ui,. net sinpIi us te wiiir.-iut Ills
appointment witiie'iil ex.iminutieu. an
"Miuiiimtieii will be eideied. In lal.i.i;
it, he would hnvc te. il.illtv u.s one et
the tlnee highest eligJblcs in order te
el tain the appointment
. .. --- . -
WIDOWS GET PENSIONS
Nw Inrseu rn.irt flrrtre Plmnrlal
New Jersey Court Orders Financial
Aid for Women
'I'lnen widows" nonsiens weie l-i-miiIciI
today before, .lu.lge Kates, In Canmen,
and line wns held under advisement.
Mis. Fraiii iscii Caillne, thirty-eight
tieis old, of Third and Spruce streets,
! Camden.
who has sax children, was
awarded ,11 a month Her husband
died last month. .Mrs, Cera Klik.
I hli ty -seven .tears old. of lOI'.l Federal
-treet. who has eight children, win
awarded $1K a mouth. Her husband
died November IS. 1!1'0. Mr. Helen
Salstick, twenty -eight years old. who
n .it iiinri'lnil whim sbc wns thirteen
.: ' . .... ...
( J'
teal's ni. ins seven c IU Ii rrn. Mi'
ii! 1414 Tlennm-il avenue, mil bee
husband died rseptemncr -n, mm. sue
was awarded $41 a month.
The application of Mrs. Mary IHirldi,
of 171." Hill en avenue, was luid under
advisement. She has six children, it
was testllied. one is employed, aiirl she
owns n iJ-'OOO equity In her home.
Jimmy Doer and Steal Jewels
Thieves jimmied the deer nf the
apartment of Anna I.eerv in a beu-e
nt Feitv-sixlh and Wnlnut streets, tes-
teiilav. ami took jewelry valued ut IJIO.
III
mm
I FINAL
Fine Stationery
in a Chest
of American walnut; An-Cral't weed,
jade-green finish; pigskin, blue or brown
morocco leather.
Many chests are silk - lined in delicate
color-tones; some have lock and key. It is
difficult te find
Christinas Gift
Of Such Universal Appeal
At a Moderate Price
Merchandise Purclmacd Up tn Christina.", th'u
Delivered en Christmas Day
By Special McHienyers of the Hetter
In New Yerk; Atlantic City, Wilmington,
Baltimore and Annupelia
J. ECaldwell & Ce.
Jnwiap.Y - Silver - Stationery
Chestnut and Junipbt. Streets
mf
DEOEMp.ER . 17, 192E.
. j ,,.,,i , , jJ - ,-i- -
SHIP OFF SEA GIRT
E
Seven Mombers of the Graham's
Crew Injured by Big Liner
Panama
CRASH IN CLEAR WEATHER j
1 New Yerk. llee. 17. Seven seameii.,;
J injured in the lolllslen belween the
liner Panama ami the Hulled States
destroyer (iiahaiii. off Sen -III I. hist
night, an I veil here enilv teilnV and weie
Inken te the naval liespllal In Hi 00k
Ijn. 'I lie men. nil of wheni weie of the
irilhiini. weie V. II. Kell, llav d
A Smith. !'. W Tlwimnseii. I !'
flight, Jlciijainiii Metglsen. F. A.
Itei'd and J. Hinjers Kelly was most
'seiieusly injuied. having siiilereil ion
1 ciissien of the brain nnd scalds from,
11 broken steainplpe. The elheis had
jecelved seveie bruises mid liiceraliens,
nut none of them wns dllllgeieilslv in
juied.
The men ivrie brought te this i-ilv
oil be.lld the P11 mi 1101. u bleb ,.i-.i,.,..., !..',!
Hinder hei own steam afler the aecldeut. t
wiin tnein weie uiuuglit fifty seamen who
I vyeie being taken te Cliarlesleu en beaid
the (Irnhatii for distribution muring
jarliMis nnval stations in the Southern
htntes, 10 Oraham, nttcndeil liv the
I'east guard beats Seneca and Creshani
and the tender Sandpiper, come Inte
1 ort several hours after the Panama
1 111 rived.
1 .Say Signals Were Mixed
Confusion of signals was said bv the
(reliam'M crefl- te hnve caiifcd the cel-
'IIhIuii. There appeared te lie inlsnii
dcrwtniidlng between the helmsmen of
the two craft when they met off Sea
(jlrt shortly after dark, and iih a result
dAMSD
STROYER
me uraliam laid her course across the
bow of the Pniiaina. winch was en her
wn.v te this cit) fiem Cristobal.
ir-r The Panama was net seriously datn-
KclVlr'nB1'''' u"t the (irahiuu bad a large hole
lern in tier pei-t side. Fer a time nfter
the crash the vessels clung together, and
if "" '" this period Hint the Injured
"'..., "I"' '". H,,-",1!..,,,H ",,,p ""!,s-
ll"v " ' unci. ine seventt oilier
(I1R.n tiK.destre.ver .emaliied with the
efficcis and weiked the beat into (lie
' harbor.
1 ' "plain O.ikle.v . Hi,. Panama's m.S.
!Pl' -''illiseil tin- l.raham hud been
i.iiinv 101 n ami lie Kent
III!
em of his
Vl'rfsi,l in
tlie ci acv
le had iiinde in Ibe'
1 . ....1.
(iriiliatirs side. The clash 1 iried uf '
.":0 P. M. and at ! o'clock tonight the I
iwe ships weie repotted locked together,1
the liner virtuull.v neking the loiv-lvle.'
waicruft out of the water with her nose.
Tbcie was enlj a slight breeze blow
ing and erj little sea. It also was
clear and the lights of a rescue licet that
had answered the SOS calls were
Cosing in en the two. 1
Acress Liner's Hews
illinium is i.ving easily aeiess our
bow." Captain Oakley then wirelessed.
Soen afterward came the word that
most of the crew of the .1.. sir. ..-,... 1....1
'been taken aboard the Penuti'ia, but
.Commander William S. Ainsben, of the;
Orahum, was sticking te his ship. A
j few of his men remained with him. I
"We will lender every assistance.''
.was the assuring word Catitaln Oaklev
then sent through tlie air. He followed
that with: "Helieie (iriihain will lleal ,
when wc clear her.'"
The liner ('.. W. d'ecth.iN, which left
New Yerk In the afternoon for the Canal ,
Zene, was one of the first vessels te pick
up the SOS calls sent out by her,
lister ship, and Captain Fester, her'
commander, raced te the scene. He put '
Ids surgeon ever the side In a lifeboat
and sent him te tlie Panama te aid the I
latter's surgeon in caring for the in- '
juied. Then be steed by. I
Doctors and Nurses Sent
In response te u radio that had come
from the (irnbani for the naval hospital
In Ilroeklyn that medical assistance was
needed, tlie mine sweeper Sandpaper,
W,t" IO'lOrH 1111(1 lllirsCS 0110111(1. VVOS
mm.ir(, mt t() tlP Iiroekivn N,1Vy Yard.
IShe was sent os nn ambulance, as navy
. men soy.
Twe w i ecking lugs of the Merrill i
Chnpnum Company, the I. J. Meriitt
and the Willerd, went nut of t lie New I
Yerk harbor in the wake of the coe't
guard cutters, (iresham nnd Seneca,
whlcli get under way from Ihe anchor
age at Tnmkinsville. Ilndle reports
from a dozen ships nt sea told of their
having picked up the distress culls and
being headed for the scene. When they1
learned they could retider no assistance'
they turned nwuy agnin.
The Panama wns coming te New
X'..l II. 1A7 ..UDAnnAH, t
ion. " " i".em.,Kl-is h.mii
107 passrngprs from the
Uaiiill .one ami mc uesire.vei
was
j bound from New Yeik le Charleston,
a. t .
Tlie (Irahem conies n complement of
five effipers and about sixty-five en
listed men.
Pocketbook Snatched en Street
Twe Negroes snatched a pocket book
containing !?1- and a geld watch from
Mrs. Mary C. Donetan. Wl Ninth
Thirt) -third . strppt, while she wns
walking at 'lentil and l.nmb'ird streets
jei-terdii) .
CAN'T IDENTIFY SUSPECT
Continue Case of Man Alleged te
Have Robbed We3t Phlla. Stere
Nntlinn Kcusler, who Ih sunpected by
police of bavins had n part In the hold
up of Sehrecder'H jewelry Blore nt
Fifty -Bcceiid nnd Chestnut btrcctn,
November li.'l. was arraigned before
f ni.tcil ft... I .. Il.i.tul.n... tltl tiwiii1iirr
Herry A. Morjen, 135 Seuth sixty City Executive Wants Cemiilet
f..m.. ..!..., I .,,,1.1 I.,. t.n.l ,. nil. .lit III I'"-'.
i tfllmpKO of eik! of the men ulie took n
-.ziiii.li riii i ii (tiiiii lie nun m .. n V i
trny of rliipt from a window alter an- '
ether had broken It. but he was netj
willing te Identify Ivfcsslcr as the m
I'eiici! suy tliey have anuuicr wit
nciu who huw the man who took the
iIiiuh u ml Mai:tstrate ltcnsliaw con tin-
ll(1(l ,jU ,,11KU ti nt II "AlemJay le give this
"mil a eliaiipc te tesllfy.
1
Jereme Bonaparte Says Only
Albanian Government Could
Proffer Throne
MET CHEKREVI BUT ONCE
New eilf. Uec. 17. -ltcpeit.s (hut lu
is considering uu invitation te accept
the tlneiiu of Albania weie denied last
evening by .Icreme. Napeleon Hnnupurte,
gniil-grcht giaiidsnn of Jereme Ilonu Ilenu
purte. King of Wetplialla. ami the
beautiful lletsy Patterson, of Haltitnnri
time, and we discussed the future of tlie
country.
"He specifically stated, that while the
Albanians were looking for n ruler, lie
was net eliicially aulherl.ed te take
nny steps in this direction, nnd dtirin
SAYS CROWN OFFER
IS NOI SE1US
"A .1. Chekrev . Albania, lg ' ,., f thc ", - -
(ommssiener. w-be is .eperted te lav.' u u fl t , Council's
etTered me the Albanian crown, id I (,emmissl(m ,cstcrdUy ft was renertid
linvii iiinf nvn.ill,. i.nj. " lie eiml illtlcll. ....... ' . -. ' ..cpurifq
niiiu uuiiv ersui 11111 11 nun viuui lit in 1..1. .1... ii....
nny steps 111 tins direction, nun euiiiih 1 - - i-, - - """""mg in-
the course of efir conversation he asked ! terprctatieiis made the initial confer.
me hew I would like te .lie n iiaucan
ruler. Neither et us took tlie proposi preposi
tion seriously.
"Any invitation le occupy the thiene
of Albania would have te come officially
fiem the Albanian (ievertiment and 1
can definitely state that up te the pres
ent time I have received no such offer.
Aw le whether or net 1 would consider
such an offer if made eHlciullj , that
is n matter which is tee remote (ft tlie
present time for me te discuss.
"At picsent mj chief picocciipnlien is
te get my uupcsteis properly bestowed te
their new iiiarters," lie continued,
pointing te a peilrait of his great-grandfather,
Jet einc. King of Westphalia,
reposing en the Meer against 11 beautiful
Pltvit Kmplie console nnd a pictuic of
Napeleon III, ulrcady en the wall.
'Ihe room was littered with furnlluie
1 1..1.1. ...! 1...1 ....,.. i.t... ,1-.
8 . -gr, "no he r. v imse" romantic -? Mnr is stored en the fifth
?. :.r. 1 1.1. ,..,...-. ...,. tloer of the I-cdcral Uuiltllnc wnn brektn
Viieiiienu s,i nieci, nnn.it line... In the "te '"t night, for the fifth time till
apartment curtains were
being tiling.
cupels being laid and tlieie were no
indirutiniM that Mr. and Mrs. Henu-
parts were planning a migration te the i
Halkmis in the ucut future.
Fp te the present Mr. HenaparlP has
taken little interest in Kurepeaii affairs,
ami until recently he lins made his home
in Washington, spending bis summers
uL Southampton and part of each win,
ter at Palm Heach. lie lias never been
in active business, and until bis mar
riage in J'.Ul te Mrs, ltlanche Pierce
Strebelgli. formerly the wife of the New New
Yerk broker, lie was one of the most
popular of tlie eligible bachelors in
Washington. I
Tlie wedding of Mr. Heuapaite and
Mis. Strebelgli, which took place ut the
City Ilnll in New Ymk. the ceremony
being performed by "Iluppy" Jack i
Heaiden, n Tammany alderman, a week
after Mrs. Strebelgli bad obtained her i
divorce from Hareld Stieblclgli. caused
a sensation in New Yerk and Washing-'
ten seclet). Last January the Hona Hena
partes were again in the limelight when
Mrs. Henapiirte instituted n suit for
100.000 damages against the editor of
Town Topics, who was alleged te have
alluded te her as "a vain, foolish
woman.". I
Mr. Ilenapiute, who has no children,
is the last male descendant of the
American Hennpui (cs, his uucle, Charles
J. Hemipartc, of Hultlmetc, who died a I
j cur age, being also childless. lie has
one sister, the Countess von Moltke
Huitfeldt, of tiej-ninny. I
Ends Life by Taking Poison
Herry J. Dingier, forty-two .vcais
old. Kill) Kidge avenue, committed sui-
Leide In n bedroom of his home yester
day afternoon bv drinking poison, Ihe
police say. Mrs. M. Kemper, a sister-in-law,
who discovered bis bedv, found
an empty bottle I.ving beside him that
hnd contained poison. lie leaves a
wife and two children. His family
sajs he had been despondent because
el Illness.
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II slays fresh ever
Sunday
Victer
rea
niis
Leaf
1
5
Sold enl. in our Stores
SLflflWQICJS.
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8TOIICS CO.
8
llllil lillllililili l.liil III ilill!lllilili;ill'lililllll.li'llillBlllliiiil'Hii!Hiiiiiiiii,iii l;
REVISED EDITION
1921 MODEL
COLLEGE WIDOW
' SI e s get the geed. Slics a
Roed-looKei, she Inn a niftv tlguiH,
and she's n peach of a dancer
THE H. P. Q.
(Heuse Party Queen)
will lie featured In the Magf-uni
Mictien of tomorrow's Sunday Pub
lic l.edfiei.
Tlie college
II I' Q'.
nud litel litel
Invltritlens be .11 e s .j-
Thev .v.un lb.
The II I (.
. In. if ;. hi,. (
de I lie
e r.el
i eiirts
im t h
inuin'i nun s, ,, ltll ., n,.,,
(he college c ili ndir Veu II be . ir
at tills pre truv i of iiu 11 i'
in i piei row's huml.i'
PUBLIC LEDGER
Lit
Jed
l.i
MAYDRAND1WIN
CONFER ON
TRANS
f
Repert en Cost of Power
for New 'L'
tl
DETERMINED TO ACTi
Mn.ter Moere moved further tmi. i?
1 Ids plan te operate the lVaukferrf ill.-
I voted, even If municipal operation It
necesknry. ' '
I lie Instrucled Transit Director
Twining te keep in constant ncrsenii
'touch with the clty-i.tillt line and t
; get it In rendincHs for niunlclpal VB.
cratien. '
The Director wus told te prepare for
the Mayer a complete report, glvhjr
the exact statitu of the high-speed line
including full estimates about tins co
of power te drive the heavy rnrn ...,
tlie elsbt miles of roils from I'rldtt
'stieel le Frem nnd Arch streets,
II) llils action the Majer lepKM
te the assertion yelerdny bv Ilichant
Wcglcle. piesldem of Ceuiieii. that ll.
P. H. T. Company must operate the
line. ,
A special iianslt commission rreat.il
, in- Council Ih new grappling with tht
offer made Tuesday by Themas 13. Mit-
I ten, president of the company, for P
It. T. operation of the I,, which ceii
taxpayers nearly $15,000,000.
IJiirlng the talk the Mayer hart .1
City Hull today with Director Tivinlnx
ll Is uiiderstecd Mr. Menrc Fnid h!
Mr. Joyce, ii Is reported, placed t
different interpretation en the Mlttn
offer than that made by city efficitli
who studied the proposals of the P
It. 1'. president. The cnnfllctlns In.
ence almost a comedy of errors, It mm
reperteu.
Then- wus much discussion about
I City Hull today ever the. fact that
.the cenfeieiice was held behind locked
I doers.
Diierter Twining conferred ted';
with Vice President Richardson, of tit
1. It. T. Company. As u tesult Jefepi
1 Coiuey, engineer for the Transit De-
l paitmcnl. and U. II. Horten, tb
' company's irnlllc engineer, will meet'
Monday te work out traffic details el
the .Mitten formula.
U. S. RUM ROOM RAIDED
Thieves Get Only Colored Alcohol
I Frem Federal Building
The prohibition seizure room In whlrn
.tear, by thieves who stele several het-
l ties of what they thought wns real
, whisky.
The prohibition officials have beee ei
peciing oneincr ruin en tne sciiure
loom and iimrsday all the "geed stuff"
wns removed te a warehouse vault. LaM
night thieves get only "colored alca alca
hei bottled nnd lnbclcd as a well
known brand of whisky.
vfeV
J
Sweaters
and Woolen
Vests
for Gelfinr, Metering
and General Outdoor
Use
SWEATERS
$7.00
M cillum - vv eight
wool Jackets In
brown ami camel
shades
Special quality of
Kncllsh manufac
7.50-
ture ni heather
mixtures
1(1 Oil A excellent Gelf
u.uu jnceti ,vel Known
as "Heath Ceat," le
blown, blue and
10.50 and 12.00
Heavy ' .Shaken"
i.'eats In plain col
ors a n d heather
mixtures
1 ll) -Cray Alpaca a
"'"" luxuiieus, pleasing
sweater coat me
dium weight tery
sightly
17.00, 22.50, 27.50
Imported Jackets ejf
cashmere mohair
iilpact, In a variety
of colors .ind
.striping".
WOOLEN VESTS
JQ fin Brushed wool In
.?O.UU K,.(rll hrewn of
ll n ll t ll e i I SO
i.imels-hair Veltl
al this price these
bate four pockets,
12.50
Iirusbed w u e I et
extra iiunllty I'laln
shnclcs with trim
ming of contrasting
colors Brown ana
tan. Ian and brown,
Oxford and gray
3.50"
(-.() .Special eiuiilltle-s of
ciiinel b-hulr "" "!
pac.i In most at
lincllte styles
PACOB
HEED'S
SONS
IF2Ml'2tiChestnu.Siitcl
1 iim'jiiii in inn 1 in i' rnnifinrii nsmii.i
' ....... ..S. n .... ti... It
.... r : ....-...... - -. -.--limit leiemaii .1. .leyce, counsel for Iiul
ll.ut was nt Soullinnipten, I-. I.. empany. n.lmltted the new Mitten of I
wjiere Mrs. Ileiiiipurte and -were fcr Wiih flraBReil forth bv the Mayer'!
r.ll.!j:'" .ll -A,,,B"? .. "r,,""! L1. " ',L' prrprntleW ter ...unlclpnl opera tfen J J
ilgOEji!!
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