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I; WITH NEW GERMS
t4
actorielogists Meeting at U. of i
P. Told of Method in
Fighting "Scab"
SULPHUR USED IN PROCESS!
Hew si lenec is enlisting mlrre-'
erganiMns hs "potutee pellep" te gunr 1 '
the tubers njjnlmt blight wn clrwrlhi'il ,
today Were (he American Association
of Bacterlolegliitn In the hyelpne labe- '
rafery nt tlte University of Pcnns!
Tunis, i
Dr. f. A Wnksmnn. nf i lie Stntr,
Agricultural F.xpenment Stntinn nt New ,
1JniiiFmlpl. V. ,T.. told of experiment-1
with n pprttiln form of bactetln.
Scnb. n fungous growth which ii t ti-Vs-petntcPh
nnd makes them unfit, is Mid
te havp become prevalent. It ban been
reported as invading Ireland. I
Sulphur Found Effect he j
An effective niPthed discovered b I
New Jersey experimenter". Dr. Wn1,s- !
man said. In te .spread sulphur en tin
Helds bpferp the potatoes nrp plnntPd
The micro-organisms then nre Intro- '
duced which exvdire tbp sulphur.
The potnteo scab cannot rfpvplep in
an acid soil. It wan stated, although thp ,
potato Itnelf can thriw The result'
Is tbnt thp potnte ran crew until read
te make Uk bow ns whole-belted. Fren. h
fried, Lyemmlse or ethrr tiript.v of tin
culinary nrt
Onp of tbp scientists ntd similar et
primcntf wprp mndp In VlPPenin. but
failed. Thp cencluidnn waa. lir .ntl. that ,
the method if net adnptnliip ter nil cei -
. .- , . i I
tatees were planted.
iv.. w.nliur,iiTiri Tp.ipIiIiic
r,, rh.rlP. A. tinnier, of I'enn-
intti '... ..-- r-
ranla,
fjiiii'ii i ri'ii in i'i. nniini '
i r e TT....t-.-v
:":'" a :...... rnti.ti..n m b
i' u :. .k.. i....in. v.m.i.,.. ct l,i"1
r tr v n jiiiii ciikKTiivn m- .-....-.. .- .
convention se that definitp action could
be taken.
Anether i-peaker was Professer Arao
Ttane, a Japanese scientist, who is
connected with the Massachusetts Agri
cultural College, Amherst. Mass
FIRE ROUTS FAMILIES
AND TWO HORSES PERISH
IB1U eciurv 111, inniii.r.-. - .-- x-. ...
Dezen eriven xe eircei ay oidie in
North Hutchinson street
Twe horses wr burned te death
and a dozen people were led te the
street In their night clothes at 2:4."
o'clock this morning, when fire was
discovered in a stablp at 122S.I130
Xerth Hutchinson street.
The fire was discovered by a passer
by, who sent In nn alarm. Fanned by
bljth wind, the Mable was seen a mass
of flames.
R dents near!" lparing tnat tnn
wind would spread the lire te their
In their night clothes. Neighbors cored
fni. ihpm f.ntll th. tirPmPn had thp lllaP .
under control.
ThP less was small, the Horses wpre '
mirnea te neatn in ineir stans onerc
the Bremen could aid them.
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Duncan Says Warrants W
Be Out
Today for Burlington Concern
Assistant Stat Prohibition Director
Duncan returned te Philadelphia thiH
morning and premised Federal warrants
would be Issued tnls atternoen ter IIip
officials of the Burlington Industrial
;,nemicni lempnny. wiiesp anatrs n ,
tnvestlgatpd psterday.
The company's establishment, at
Burlington, had bepn raidrd by Mr.
from this office and two ngents from i
,u., ., ... ........ ... .. c.,..uU .,. i.....s
Newark.
viola
tie
issue
pany.
The
regular! t
liquor
deny
tenancn
drawn
treated
urday
JUDGE LAUDS PATROLMAN
Then Sentences Man te Three Years
for Striking Btueceat
Patrolman James C Jacksen. Negro
vras warmly commended by Judge
ITegers today, following the sentencing
te three years in prison, of l.lwoed
Utrancr, rsegre. of jseNcteenth street
near Stllet Gardner hud elected a
commotion lu a subwu train and,
When told te keep quiet b Jacksen.
hatd bit the patrolman with a black
jack, laying open his scalp.
"The maximum lenience for aj-grn-Ttted
assuult nnd buttery is three
y8rf," said (he Jlldgp te tlardiier. "and
that ls the time ,0u are going te
serve."
"Officer." be snid te Jacksen, ' ou
are te be commended. The Court will
personally any a word in jour behalf te
the Department of Public Safei."
Reports Heme Ransacked Sunday
Sneak thieves pntpred the anarimeiir
of Adelph Mayer. --iO North Bread
street, belwppn 1 o'clock ii. the after-
neon and 11 in the evening Sunday and
iteie jewury ana cieiring allied at
.$850 and $-10 in cash. When Mr.
Msyer returned home at 1 1 lie feuud
thit some one had rnnncked thp apart.
mtnt, UCCOrdlllg te the report lie made
te the police today.
"Dynamite Hoeeh" Nearly Kills Bey
Walter Dale, eight irais old. Wil.
tUr Btrcet near Second, wns n-lci e.l
irein the Mount Sinai Hospital ied,i
where he was taken wlih liat phisi-
clans culleil a severe case of nheimi.
ism
," The boy still is in
set ion
i:ondltIen. however, eceniiiig te pu
llet, the boy found a bottle of liiu,J
"dyptmlle" left en the kitchen table
by his father. James Daley, ,i sie.eileic
apd indulged tee fieel-.
ilnlllrl:
"tllrnt:. The wilding will take niai
.Tftliuary " nt ,S- 'ames' Protestant
Knir-cepal CuiiHi. Mr Liniiliiprti i
K son of J B"itrnm Llppiivnit. the
, IiW!her.
iimv TO IUKN
.Utlen renU d h e h . imeM g a I .7 ' '" . test August SI.
nation, rcpiipci i r-nmi . 101s. be was overcome because of a
Wisconsin 'J"'"; "J f. ni "' "' dpfectlvc mask. H.. was 111 In the base
snlnhur had been pread attPi i.ip pe- ,,..,, ,,.. .,, ,. , ...... ,.,.,
ayivanla sVap Ce,,PgP. suggested a JbW th a vle ent cough, but had "Welver' i- H
conference of bacfPriolegivM for the """ tt ought t ""u . rrcd ,vlnc itl ,hc read where hp bad
purpesp of standardizing the t whins 1 ' k, go h is , end! ion becamp ( ;,' , u of .32 cab.
of bactPrlolegy In -onie 1Iprm lie " n. n .1 ct or a trlbuted it te the , ,1, . j,awncer ls theuxht ither
said, a general reurse in hi . iwt ' ,( ; , en J ' . f hT ,ntlT. , m bnve bern piekcl up by ,, pa-sing
covers six units, whilp in ethpr colleges , 'V ;T.M..rm.p'0", ." ? I,.nn? ,n,nrU or te Imvp r-nwlpl off into tLe
only three units are allowed. na'renr Mr an Mrs "' 1 Z h Vic ' n. erbrush. A rarchlit part, U .i.mv
Dr. E. II. Hergey. prnfeMer of bac- Seln. nnd ihree brothew hJ Z Miters ' elP trmh ,t,lP MJH -" .'h,ipkPtr
terioleev nt the I'nlversitj of 1'pnnsjl- ! ',","'. '".., .:""",.",, SJ. ". : in thp vicinity in an effort te tind him.
.l I. IF lliitilnr c - " ' " "J Itl I'll
tien et the VelMcad Act and are t"7- V",n: r ,,nd A I.7 Senn hl!e traveling the shell-tern mib : ,7 Jn "u' il ' i ',""" " . ..rV"c L.'rrnn el "
,11.- .. .. I ui m ..III I I U k fl. .. . I... .. T I 'ah. vMAP.u. . nn ........ "I I I W ., I I, Tl 11 I lHIIl. tl IZ LVU1U kill. . !....... ImIu .I... n nllAM,A ..!.!, n t '
result of the Investigation into the ... F,'i...., ' i ,i. .... ' in hrlncine wounded from the frent-liui ." il. .;;'" Ii! .V '... .. "M ''siavpn aim 10 cieiermne tnc . ......
: of permits for liquor l.y ,, com- 7,'" .""" Jf Kuu iSS " dressing sU.tlens te the hospitals. lm (ln." " ' V" . 7."Wi ' V v '., I ""J! . . !?, '""A" '' "8rd nR ...- Sees Three men rice ..rnn ur
. Government acents chnrrre ir eieuna Tunute reknc vn.,ff unmsn nnd Clavton Yen. shore '. . ?,r.,.."..i?.Al, "Jl y. '"",.::. "lV:r ' ai'r ' trc next Leglsluturc. ,,.. ,,v. i.-trelmnn Predcbl. of the T.irk
ies in the company's H)f.en, of Dienur . nunme vxrhel. h ,; S,u and Bucknell graduate, who 'TVV.T"?' L,..; ... Jn i.thr,s'!.wi" Lc J' J!e or! n ;, "Ufa, avenues station, as they
withdrawals, rempany officials . .. . . . went overseas with the ambulance unit '"'JT r ', i, M , rJ L ft, w i..1,. ,.",'?," .'" ' ftcf' '", aX' escaped In an automobile Irem the .
this, rnslnir thev unn . nm mhh. r.athn c src at? u es in Sacramento t.i- ...!! nor I., li hip I"""" ' """. '" -"""'. v- . n in uunuiieu iiiai inrre is u wide (1. i ! f r:n,mu..iiiu'n nvenun nnrl VnrV
..., .v...n ..... ,,..v ........ ... w. . w . ....... .,w ... ..-...- irmii nn luiil ve...' ... .. "m.. , m w-. .,T,i., ..I -.ii................ ... ,. .. . : - I' nil U uilil'ui'.""" -' .. -vm.
any Irregularity in the with- Aft-r in itin-.s The wedding took place nt Mulhauscn. 'V. 'r: "' " LJ ',' t,..' L. 'ii . . 1 ' ,sl0.n l Miuiinent ever the question!, H rP,', leaving behind a burning nute-
i of linuer nnd that thev hnd lieen '"."' -""" '"""" . . ( Ain..T.erralne. en November IT.i """"" r luulr '" ",u "'l'u' ":, iiivuhpu in tnc Liry hnferccnicnt Act. . "wi nf the roadster type. He turned I
..nfniri,. i ,i, -i.i ..f e. Sacramento. I alii.. I ice. -. Hlsnen ,' . ,. i,. i. -.k.i Jilble Classes. , psncciallv tlmt section u-MeV. iIkmIki ti,. ''""' , ...1.1-1, u.Uu !.,. k-1
night. luemns ..nice, eignty-spvi-ii years 010. Atlntic Citv niter an extended trip MTVs,.k nVhrjLi un" , ",' ' , V.; ' a,,'M'u il trlal "l10" demand by jury. F ,glne Company Ne. 'Si, Seventh street
! for mere than tweiitj-tive years Bl-hop ' l""'. ti.' :..."'. ptc with the American Legien In plac- , The nroneKi le Increi.se il. l... , i "'... v-A.-i.' Tl,e mr wiih hnrilr .!..
.....u.... . in. i.,i.i 111 .--hi- - ... ... . ,, nnil in tuuiik ltiiuuiu !'.,. juel .eluvii , T, , . t,..i..., -.- . - T . . -.-.. ...v.. ......... fc ... u.i iiinrill, -n.... "'" ..wnv,,M u.
Sen Of r-uensner te vyea I ,Mnes. man of Darin. Mr. Sip, r te the pe'iee. i,n i.e ami a. '"nnmen .!"' '',Vf' uilnpply te lelten iniiilPfl In
X llceiisc was Issced t.vhi I .ned -inldeul MeniU morning fellow- whose nam. is being withheld, killed l i-nlied StateH destined for Argen-
marriage of Bertram Lippln. .. t . I '-ig n stroke of paral.isis t his home In Samuel B. Storer. .1 drug clerk, en De- ' ' ' ".. ' (.()Mll n(.a, Kcuader.
"Mlsa Elsie De I'll (irnhani IlirMt, Darin. Burial was in Mount 'ion rember I. In et.ler te obtain a large Vnin'aica and Miirtininue, the Postefiice
iip of Dr. 11111 J h, B.irleii ( i.nke Cpmeirn . lie Iene a widow, three sun. et mnne.i inej tnengm w.it eon- 1 ,,,.. ,miln(nl lediiv.
? ' r Den't tnUn 1h correct fiirniu'a ti. tu-
I' . -kwJUln "KIm.." hr Clnrlr liuk
I yiSBSSSl1 a " " luW,vlthe old Dsrby Band.
Old Accident Fatal
XjifM
' . ' - 4V'wW
chabu;. r vtcnuiu
1'erincr service man. who died Sat
urdny supposedly as result of acci
dental gassing In n trninlnc ramp
in 1918
OLD GASSING FATAL
Ex-Soldier Dlea of Training-Camp
Accident In 1918
Chnrtrv P viimntii .iu.i nfnr,liv nt
ht. home. Ml Moutrep street, from
an ;ilnps belivcd te hne rpMilted from !
being gnspd in August. 101S. uhile In
tiniiitng ut Cnmn MrClelland. Ua. I
M.. Vi.ie iil,,i i r. miQ
IKMs.
warmmmm m
.i(,n"in riKi-ivn ill ma... "'.wi.i.V i ,!. U I'
, and was spnt te thp Georcia training
iivjiiiHi ,.'i r'Mti' tiun.' nun iiuil inn I
condition became Improved hp was dls-
pharsed from the M.rvtcp. Thn .r.. in
- :--. - " " -... -.., ...
Uwinbrr. IIU. Since then he had bpen
..i.i..-.- it.i.. , ...
-. " s hu mass
r .i . .. r j' i .. -i
V".r ""." ' V""" ' eunsci ueman
Catholic Church. Kighth and Christian
Mrepts. Interment was made nt Helv
(.toss emPtery.
LOOT EXPRESS CAR
Twe Bandit. He.d Up Train In Mia-
seurl Sheet Messenger i
Kansab City. Me.. Pec. US. (Fly
A. TM Twe hmidlts late last nicht
, bearded the Missouri Pacific pnsspnger
train .e. un, tieunil trem Hedalln.
Me., te Kansas nt? . hpld up I. H.
Hell.niil, the express mespnger. and
escaped after looting the safe In the
pxprps.s cnr.
Helland was shot during the held-up.
but net. spvprely wounded.
Deatlts of a Day
EDWARD BURTON ATKINS
Head of Rldgway Refrigerator Ce
Dice at Olney Park
P.Hu-.nri1 Ti.rt,,, Atblnu n..,
.. . . ., . .: .
i. award nurten AtKlns. president of
the Itidgway Ucfrigernter Company,
L. . Ill.l .. 1lrI . r
(IipJ of pneumonia at his home, 5105
upmiehJ read. Ulnev I'ark. estcrday.
Air. Atkins, who was slxt -dvc jears
old. had been ill a week.
''"''Pral services will b" held at
hIs al hem. Vrlday t u n'cci(. tn.
tcrmrut will be made nt Arlington Cem-
etcry. The Ucv. Wnlter Ellingswerth,
hovheod t'rirnd of Mr. Atkins, will of -
tieinte.
Mr. Atkins was a widower and is
survived by two sisters and three broth-
erii, .Mrs. A. II. rrettyman, of Baltl
mere: Mrs. Julius IJ. Primrose, of
! Tnrlln ,iti tiriliu tpn SI Atllna nml 1
franklin Atkins ami .0, K. Atkins,
j, ,.ltJ
Fer the 'last twenty-beven years ."Ir.
Atkins was president and manager of
the K dcwa Lenmanv.
Atkins was
bcr of the
of the Unman Catholic Diocese of Sac
ramente, died yesterday after an Illness
of several months.
Bishop (ir.ee, who was prominent in
the Catholic Church of Northern Call Call
ternln and Nevada for mere than half
.1 century. a stanch friend of hII
entireties and lam. or the nristinn
religion.
Edward B. Atkins
- mUen n upw turn bv the wedd ne of the ";. v;:"i"" .""' ""l"".'.:., -" i'""' ipicsueiiH uiur are pxpeciei. ie rrkr mctl wrrc seen at li A. 31. te-
Edward II. Atkins, sirtj-tive cars,of the generating units et tbe greatest
old. died sterdiU at his home. 40.". I hydro -electric power system in the
U'nff..r,l runil (llnet nfter ;. i,,..il'V
lllu-ss from nneumenla.
Mr Atkins was for man vears treas-
urer and manager of the Hldgewuj B-
ingeraier I'empiinv. of this city He
is siirherl bj three brothers and two
sisters. 'I'll, funeral services . ill bj
Fridn morning in Ii i- home
I I
Mrs. M. J. Cunningham
ICIIahelh. N. .1.. !: -js Mrs
llilie Jewell Ciinningliaiu. wife nf
Daniel II funninghiiiii and mother of
Jeseph M. Ciiniiingliiini. secretary "f
the Standard Safn Deposit Company,
-." Breitdmi. New erk Cltj, dlini ai
liie home of li.r .laiigliter, Mrs. Walter
.1. Iliirii.w-. l.Jli.i erll Aenije. ye,.
terdiiN
She wh- the daughter of the
Inle Charles and Miirgmei Jewell, of
Pluladi Iphia. Slie l.'ines hei husband,
one daughiPi' and a -,i.n
Themas Murray
New
erli, Ic . -Themas .Mur
h
leai.'n ii ide
Edwin D. Slpler's Funeral
I'uner'il 'cruces were held tndaT for
r.lnln II Si.iler vl-lilr.inm ingri nlrl
ipleraii of the Chll War and pioneer
KiiiK iiini a daugntei .
Mr. Slider was born in Darby and
ler iiiiiii wins cenduclrd a harness
.hop there, lie served his tlrst enlist -1.11
ni !., lli, I'iv.l Wile Willi the I'll, I,
I'piiu--. lvnnri 'iUinlcers und pnllstlns
again sened with the Blith I'i'iins)!
.mill Villi
1... ,,r .1,0
v.inia eiuiitcers up mm nepn a mem
,. iiriniiiin . ....... , ....r.,,.., .,, niiarnnrn nil i iiriniinnp i.iaiii. 11,1 kiii i- ctihiit uiki'""ji ,.-v..... -: 11 iruer eiririir nn nniiiin,. .f.nu... i..
m.k nn .nK.lt arv.r-AflLlir.r nV . ... l1L-l.... ..I.k. rr.Ln . . '. CJ,.. L .hv,T h.f n Pin . NnnnnT 11 I -.. I.. I
e I'lilted Sutcs Steel Corporation, condition n net thought te be irrleu. and fit. NIpIieIiis. llliain trilaskls, 'a,,tu, cmnr t.ame te 'lii'hi ,i..
icstrrdm Mr. Mnrrn; wasa director nf t,r cirrs identity until yesttrdsr. when ! received a fraetured hkH and ,lf'1 Celc, near' Tower Hill Chinch tenml
. coipermion and of rnnm Mib,iiUry nc reiealed her name. i at the Fountain Hprings Hespita . ,,. ,)(v (lf , , d , n'i
...rporatiens. Mr Murrev a, born in .- Kfferts te locate, relatives in this city MIh threat had bfpnt niidliUhn i.'
.Iri-j CiU In 1MI7 and went te a law ,,, ft- TuDCC nfll I ARC "me " "'' W M.'J fiV'i V"" I'lTcedT a kill fe ' " b'b
..Blieiir feurte.M lie became ,. SLEW FOR THREE DOLLARS Uimcd. Karl Hubler. of Ht. M!hel". ' The body hasnei I.ppe IdentifiH.
iiu in n if immim- in i' 'iiinni, i., iinariirni fimnn wnp i ae r nvrr . i i.iri v im- j''ir iy. - .,.--,,...... um n i itnt. n nv n n n... u..it.....
.. 1 I.. 1.... Imtrsn Sisniflll -V V -. ! .. ..!..! ... a ii H -.nmm n il rtT I 'Mlinnnitinin. I , . - - "'IJ
iifciee ,iiii ne- i .e.Tiii .in ei . oreorn - r nit nee ei ine cr ut.. nni ,...........
lien ill 1 "! I He
Darby Fire Department and 1 Itoiegrkvure , bupjieri.nt will ba puMiha
.rhv li.nd. riu"racnl "nafn ih. Evcnin. rubua Ler. en wid.ir.
EVENING; Ml&lC LEDGER-PHIIiSELPHI A,
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I;
Camden Man Balks Attempt at
Held-Up -Thug Left in
Read Vanishes
POLICE SEARCH THICKETS
I A bandit who tried te held up a Cam-
1 den taxi driver parly this morning en
King's highway, between Mount
Ephralm nnd BroeUlawn. X '.. '"i
knocked out by a blew with a hammer.
The driver, William II. Bishop. .lr ,
20 North Twenty-fifth street, Camden,
left the man lying in the read and re- ,
ported te the Gloucester pnlicp. When
tlie pelipp get there the bandit had dls
npppared. Bishop has his stand at tin. Camden
side of the Pennsylvania Ilailread .
ferries, lie was approached about 1
o'clock this morning bv a man, curry-
ing a bundle, who said he wanted te
bp drivpn te Mount l'phraim. After
1 lincsllne a bit ever thp price, he entered
' Bishop's car. While en thp way the
man rhanged bis mind and aid he
wanted te be taken te the Half-Way
I Heuse at Hroeklnwn.
Bishop drove his car along the King's
highway, nnd when half way between1
Mount Ephralm ami uroeKiawn nc was.
renitpsted bv the man te "ten the car.
H- did fce. but belli HUpicleits. picked
"P " hammer that lay en the lloer. The
Mian get out. and walking te the
driver's spat, drew a revolver and
erdc-rpd nishen te threw UP hlH hands. '
the hammer down with great force upon
I the bandit's bead. Tbc man crumpled
up in the read. Bishop Kpeedi'd tip his
car nnd drove te the Glewwter police
. ,. , t t
tlen. Patrolmen Jenrlngh anil
Housten went. bacU in hs car .e the
m , --.,AJl l.A il.ltn
""?' u !-,",lI" " ""'.,"",
It
All hospitals in the vicinity hnve dp-h
nntitipd. in enfe n motorist ha taken
the mHu te any of them for trentment.
bishop uaya he hit the man with ter
rtffie ferce, nnd docs net believe he
could have recovered sufficiently te have
crawled far.
The bandit was nbeut tblrty-hvs
mrn old. well dressed, and about
gt
car. It centaine.1 underwear and the
usual nrtlcles taken by n man upon
the underwear will aid the police In
their senrcb. Their theory Is he was
nhntit in lenve nn a iourney and wanted
Plshep's autoreobllp and money for the
purpose.
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FARMS FOR VILLISTAS
Mexico te Give 15 Acres Each
Fermer Bandit's Men
Mexico City. De-. 28 (Bj A. P.)
The men who served under General I
Franeisco Villa, former revolutionist,
l nrc neon te receive from the Govern- ;
I ment tracts of land In aecerdancp with
tlie ncrwracnl made with ilia by the
.. - -. .t.- .i - li..
liucrw gevernmrni mine nine ei
1 I lull, lll'll
i surrender In July. IHJO.
Twe bnclpndas. one in l miiuanua
and tnc emer in uuraiige. win nc iuri
, for the purpose, and tiie Department et
Agriculture tins appointed a cemmiy
' ion of engineers te divide the land.
I It Is estimated that each man will re-
reive six hectares (aprexlmately fifteen
acres).
, 'ieneral vjna ts nnng at oanutiiie.
en u hacienda given him by the Govern-
. ment. At the time et ms surrender nis
tioeps numbered 600.
WEDS GIRL HE RESCUED
War Ambulance Driver and French
Bride Visit Atlantic Cltv
Atlantic Clly
Dec. 28. A romance,
that had its Inception when he rescued
START GREAT POWER PLANT
Largest Hydro-Electric System In
World Begins Operations
Niagara Falls, Ont., Dec. 28. (By
A. P.) The throwing In of n switch
at. the new hydro-electric power house
at Oucenstewn today started the first
world. ilist COUinlptCd at A COtt of
mero than ?SS. 000,000. Tee project
has been under way for three ears.
r - a.
Government, municipal and ether of-
hcials of the Uomtuten ami uie itev-
inep. officials and cnglnper, of power
companies en both sides of the border
1 1. t l. a 4BAAlMMiM
and
members of the bdre-eleetric
cmnmisslen of Ontario were present at
the ceremony. Premier T. . Drury,
ei ijniarn. iuiw in iui- -iwul-u.
F ND G RL N HOSP TAL
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SWINGS
ami en
1..
It.i'yu.,.. .. . --. i .Kn,lAn.. V a v Ir.!... 'I'll.... Itnn , !..... . 1. . i ' . ..
., . ... ., ,,ajid lixtera sueets siniien, nns dpp
Missing Baltimore Yeung Weman prJJ"l0r take ehnne of u nt
uiscoveree in
Baltimore, Uv. as.-miss Mia uaie
Birsell. I'ventv-three years old. of
Alliemarle N. C who disappeared from
the Seuth Brnnch of the Yeung Wom
en's Christian Association, wss feuud I
jesterday at a hospital here, where she l
was admitted snerny ener ner aisnp-
Chicago Man Confesses Killing Drug
Clerk
(hiciee, !. 2..--fBy A. P.)
Chnrlps HnrtlPr, S
youth, confessed lant night, nccerding ,
cenleil In
room.
1 11' V . v.. ' l.'.l," ui mi. puuriinrn
flllH with clothing, Herner told the
mllre Stt.rer was found dead in his
nil ... f'l M ..Ir, An.l 111',-. Limn...
room wnn n iewim ivisieu uueur ins
neek and bis hands and fppf bound.
. ..... nv. n.ui t.ivifit nniriri.
tfanuaijr Qiyvt
PREPARING FOR SHOOTERS PARADE
r i'&i4
mmmaMimz: mmi
NORTH DONEGAL SINN FEIN 'PRIVATE RECORDS CALLED
CLUBS UNITED FOR TREATYi FOR IN PELLETIER'S TRIAL
Unanimous Vete Calls en Dall
Elreann Members te Support Pact
UelfaM. Pec. 28. (By A. P.) A
convention of Sinn Fein clubs of North
Denegal, held nt Iluncrnnu, hns'ndepted
resolution by unanimous vote ex-
pressing satisfaction with the Irish ,
peace treaty as embodying the essential , duy of thp hearing before the Suprrmc
of Ireland's freedom and safeguarding Court of some sixty chargca of mla
Ireland s honor. Reports submitted be- , . , . , , , , . ....
fore the ete showed that each district wnduct en which his removal 1 asked
in the censtltuciipy favored ratification by Attorney Cieneral.J. Westen Allen,
of the pact. The court sustaiued a demaud by Sen-
The resolution called en the six Pail , j fa A UcC() of Missellrt wnier
Elreann members reprcspnting the dls- , , f icieticr, that Ia.uIb Epplc.
trlct net only te rote for the treaty frcrPtary et tbr Hosten Linccnslng
but te use their influence te bring about , Heard, produce private records of the
ratification. Failure te de this, the beard showing n division of ownership
resniuueii siaieii, ueuiti oe regaruen as
betrayal of the liest interests of thp
country und gross contempt for the
opinions of thMr constituents.
Denegal, although the most northern
Irish county, la under the Southern
Parliament, being one of the three
counties excluded from Ulster tinder
thp Government of Ireland Bill of 1020.
Naau. County Meatli, Ireland, Dec.
2S.-(By A. P.) Th.- Urban Council
of Xiivmi has adopted n resolution fit -
verinr ratification sf the Angle-Irish
peace treaty. This nrtlen was taken
nt a meting of the Council jeonhe.
ClirUj r)cc. JS.(By A. P.) The
fjlltl Kciu executtvp committee of Sniilh
Ce,.it the censtltucnc.v of Michael Cel-
u,,. tminr ..mif.lmni.vlv niinntni ,. ri.n-
jti npprevlng the Angle-irlsh treaty,
tu w.initin ntiiin.t i,n rinm..eniii-
i " ". - .". ..,-..
tlvcs of the Irish people te be unalil
I . -
meus in fanr of the treat, an n dii-
len j,, irlhl, ranks nt the prcMiit time
we . j ,0 ,N,s,trmis ami lead te dls-
rnus ami lead te
er,irnl , (.lines.
-j.hc ..emmiltcc pxptewed belief that
b rBtifying the treaty the feud of ccn-
rkb ild be ended.
' Vrtll ..het nnav rnn inn
, iuu IVIUOI rrtHl run Jue
- -
Drexel Blddle Bible Class Offers Aid Republican Leaders te Determine
te Unemployed Party's Stand en Big Issues
If a man wants a job Iip will 1p aided Atlantic City, Dec. 2-S.--FIvp i'ena
if he will nttend the sphIcp conducted tur nnj flve As.scmblyrepn. nil Itcpub-
i... ,k. tw.-..i m.ui. tiiki r'ln.u ii,,.
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, in Hel
Vf IIIL ll,.:. IMUUil I, .nil' , lum, ii. v
Trinity Parish Heuse, Twentieth street
I f1nT Wlit.l.tt
MPSBrs. Jehn E. Ilnwkey and Kebert
ju,,.!, )0 cenduPt the'
"We have had ui applications, nnu
we placed 271 of th applicants," said
Mr. Hawkey. "Out of twenty-nine fe-
male applicants we placed twenty-
eight..'
TRAFFIC COURT READY
i . . . .. r.i.i ji ..!
r"" w . " ..
.AaIIa u mr L. aiHtii
leases te ee neara rrieay
.rintnvmenf.
...,.......-..-
iijk uiMiiiL.min ,.'. ji'u.- . inj um... i i i nruitncn lax nv ner cent fs r. hn 1...I c iieenfie en
number of large Philadelphia hrms: discussed, and there is expected the sub-! tA he Pennsylvania
which will give a in.m employment it mission of a plan te Increase the State i has net yet been found
i be has vh'j Drexel Biddle indersement, .school tax from two and a half mills tn
Ownem of cir who have violated'!"11' 'or court today en suspleleu of
tk n0W uarking ordinances have been
maUi suinmenftps te appear before
, tncftrntc Stevenson, in the Nine-
lcfn(, nn(i Oxford streets station, Frl-
"- - . jr.
fy 'ji,js j
ft' twentr
"Cl.l ia fl.A ,,u TrfiHir. I'vM.rt Sin
, ii, . ..... ..- " ........ .... ....
summonses have heen
mailed. .. ...
t flLI UI WUJll'lf 'siil innui inv
P...ln n Tamfin .1 I fflfll 'lllftt tT tltCj
Accident Prevention Bureau, whose
henddU.irtcrs are also nt the Nineteenth
and Oxford stieets stntinn, has been.
i parking arrests
AUTO KILLS PHILA. MAN
William Grllaskla Dlee in Mahaney
City of Fractured Skull
Bun down by an automobile en the
hnr beenexenerated.
Lewer Foreign Postage
..-i., .... rs... nt i rt V P I -
twentv-spar-eld " """'"" 1"1 ; " ; V V. ,
1 . r11 .our-'mi,,,, , i..,,-- 1 ,n ilnmest c i-ute
Illvill.'J ,ii,.,i,j ." . i
- a
Harvey Leavce for Cannes
I lmdeii. Dec 'JS (By A. P. I -
tieorge iinne.v
1 he American Aaibaa-
s.ider. niremtMiiIi'd by Sirs. Ilarve,
left for Cannes, I' ranee, today lie
mates at the conference et Vie huperne
I rieuncll. which will open January 4. '
Will UCI IIS I'l.nvi,.-. i". 'i ...",
j
,.t ir evnts nn e lice, or iruci no
Wednesday, Deeejmbe- 28,. i92;V--9 . .;- v
Dennis J, Welsh, who is III march
en next Monday with the Kline
Club, eersees the mailing of hla
rape. Miss Emu. Kioleoltl, 023
Moero street, Is at the sewing nia nia
rhine. She lias a big job, nut la
sure the cape will win n prlre for
Welsh
License Beard Asked te Produce Pa
pers Showing Ownership of Hetel
Bosten, Dec. 28 (By A. P,)
Ceunspl for District Attorney Jeseph
C. I'plletler wen a brirf skirmish which
marked the eppning today of the second
jn the lllgglns Hetel. Slyer uerman,
imrt ewnPr of the hotel, testified y ester
day that he paid $50,000 in the fall of
1010 and tbe following spring te Daniel
II. Coakley, u local attorney, te settle
complaints against the hotel. Attorney
General Allen charges that Pcllctier
aided in tbc extortion of the meupy un
der threats of prosecution.
At the request of Senater Heed Sam
uel 1". Herman, one of the sons, was
recalled te the stand after Epple was
excused temporarily, te obtain the rcc
erds which thp defense demanded.
After ii brief examination of three
oilier witnesses, Attorney General Allen
announced the State had finished for
the present with the Berman casp.
The allegation that District Attorney
IVlleticr. from impieper metUcs. failed
te prosecute Merrill W. Shute, after the
lntt
sir.
tcr tind confessed te embezzling
000 from Emma F. Brackelt. Of
'"
Banger, Mc, was then taken up.
Pnpprs introduced showed that Shute
was arrested in December. lUIG. re
leased ou $3000 bends and that the
case was finally nelpmssed by the Dls-
trlct Attorney en November 10. 1010.
N. J. LEGISLATORS MEET
TO FORMULATE PROGRAM
llcans, will arrive in this illy tonight
te confer en majority legislative pluns.
Tfapy will Ih the guests of Sennter
Churl en I). White, nt the Marlborough
uienneini.
They censtltutp a cemmittpe with
six mills. This suggestion is oppesed1
. by the wealthy counties in the upper I
lend of the fjtnte.
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PICKPOCKET SUSPECT HELD
i Victim Say8 He Lest $120 After
Being Jostled en Car
llprman Hern, Sevrnth street and
i I . I .
eiuinhin aenue, was held in 1.100
,'"r'r"i; preicrrPii py Jehn AS. I.egg,
,','., r,n '""fth street.
, V "'' en n P'fth street car last
''B'" I'rf5 Mid he felt a man jostle
. . , - r . . ,i --- ,'--
e"" u J'IBl Itl file c:ir srennpil 111 inr
.''.V' '" i""" "is purse cenrainlug
',V " , ,k "' "B " tow Mjrmnn
..jlii :. .'" " ' I
".""i "Ii"' I HUM HI'll If . Willi D U fllT f 11
V','r wu" n.,m ,0 J."0" 'hreugn the crowd.
Hern and another man ran. Uvn i
captured Hein In a barber shen a block
away. I he ether man escaped. Only
y-mj I'm iuiiii in iieriiH peeuei.
I SLAIN AND HID IN BUSHES
Bedy of Man With Threat Cut Dis
covered by Beys
I 'ti Inn j.ii lln Ii.. Iir tl .
p. , Av1)nt is believed te lie Th'e fenrVi;
CAPITAL NEEDED
A r(irrornleii ervsn. -i 4 Tar
fire rreiui1 Ourlev 1021 N.1I9.
"(IIU In It llinei. I'll 'Hpttm Mli
esrnid ery lRrr irulli. ' i,
IIkI'I Ik unit p., M Is II n ievf-lr,,r
.oil i enaliti-raMv irer nreflr 1 hm
lis mriiH If inMiUeimi iaini.i
1 1 an jr(J.
Aheul fill. 000 ii iiiH,.-. ('.,,,
em fimiinnO hii or p.iri of It '
The nafflv ef.tlm nien-y lnvcaieil
v 111 lie inuruiit'xl.
Anwr i enr if mmi can
furnlih i.iplul hIUi ur wltli'iui
rvlees.
Bex A 103, Ledger Offlce
METHODISTS SHOW L?1R EXPERTS DISCUSS 1
MEMBERSHIP GAIN
Philadelphia Area, Under Bishop
Berry Shows Increase of
'3399 This Year
WASHI.NGT0N LEADS
, , , i, T . -
The Methodist Episcopal Church in
the Philadelphia area, under the juris
diction of Bishop Berry, gained 33Q0
members In the fiscal year ending De
cember 1. The nrea new lina 270.JJ01
memDcrs. Hr. Oliver 8. Iinnetei, em em
ter of the Methodist Year Boek, com
piled these figures'. The Philadelphia
area includes the Philadelphia. New
Jersey nnd Delaware Cenfcrenceu.
The net Increase In membership of
the Methodist Episcopal Church for the
year waa.00,-104. ,
According te Dr. Baketcl's statistics,
there arc 4,4S0,7'12 Methodists through
out the world. He estimates that
3,038,0(53 llve In the United Htates und
upward of 542,000 in foreign Innds.
The Philadelphia area ranks eighth In
gains In membership for the last year.
The Washington area leads with an
Increase of H1B1. Cincinnati area Is
second with 8007 and Indianapolis area
is third with 7451.
tlnrlnr Ihn .lu- nvMPMI of BrCB CVan-
gellsta that has bceu establislied by
Bishop Berry it is expected much larger
gains will be reported next year.
There arc 40.018 Methodist churches
and parsonages in the country nnd
34,500 ministers and local preachers.
The avcrage salary for the Methodist
preacher Is Sle70, although In the
Pittsburgh Conference the average
salary Is ?217J. . rnn nnn
Methodists gave nlmest $10,500,000
tn tVipr l.niinvntpnt entemrlses last
year. The Committee en Conservation
and Advance received ?M,atH,wu; tne
Weman's Foreign Missionary Society,
52,204, (100, and the Weman'a Heme
Missionary Society. $2,843,034.
Methodism has 130 educational In
stitutions, including ferty-three col
leges and universities, thirty -four pro
fessional and graduate schools and
nineteen schools for Negroes and
ninety-four hospitals.
The tetnl valuation of thla and ether
church property. pIum endowments, ap
proximately Is ?4i,0,000.000.
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
OPPOSE TARIFF ON PAPER
Manufacturers, en Other Hand,
Urge Protective Duty
Washington. Dec. 28.-(By A. P.)
Newsprint occupied the attention today
of Senate tariff makers. Manufacturers
asked for protection for their Industry,
nnd newspaper publishers urged that
the paper be retained en thercc list,
as proposed In the Fordney bill.
Opening the discussion wdtb a pres
entation of the arguments for the man
ufneturens Colenpl William L. Haskell,
vlep prpsidrnt nf the International Paper
Company, declared that newsprint alone
of nil paper was unprotected by a tariff.
The witness made no suggestion ns te
the rnte of duty, leaving that, he said,
te the judgment of the committee. He
added that the Industry did net nsk
for the same proteetlen as given ether
paper, bflcatise "past experleuce has
convinced us of the futility of such a
request."
A FIVE-HOUR QUESTION
, Hypothetical Interrogation In
v '" . ,. . .
Burch Trial Today
I,os Angeles, Calif.. Dec. 2S. (By
., p.) A hypothetical question which,
it was said, would require five hours te
read was expected te be put te nllcnlsts
called by the defense today at the trial
of Arthur C. Burch. charged with the
niurdpr of J. Helten Kennedv.
Insanity is an clement In Burch 's de
fense, and en this question the alienists
are expected te base their opinions as
te bis mental condition.
Werk of laying a foundation for in
troduction of the question took pluce
yesterday when the defendant's father,
the Bev. William A. Burch, of Evans Evans
ten. III., gave a detailed account of bis
son s life, and declared ne neimcd turn
mbcr was found
aSO.18.1. The owner
i? nr i.n ra. ran i ii w 'ijmvj1 m un m ' kubl iUl iu
Every pound of Leuella
IJ u 1 1 c r contains the
cream from 10 quarts of l
pure, rich milk!
IS
Bf
H
Butter
50 lb
Sold only in our Stores
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MKATIIS
PONOVAN I. eemlr -J8, rilAN'CBS M .
wldnA of Jehn iJonevan ttlailvsv um!
frlcudn lnvi. te fun.ral Haturdny. 8 an
V ,M.. from W" relilunLr. lbe: Kilrmeuiit
Af Kilumn reiilfni maun nt thu Ca(h.
1 1 1. Ihili and lUci ftd , 10 A. (. Intrr-I
r.intt prlvatH '
eENrnv - riNtmhT :7 ieins W. GUN.
rnv Itflailvtii and friends, alie Court
llirrlnur M) 101. I', or A. Invllad in,
tuiisr! rnday, I 1" M from hla late rl-1
1 uniee 8A27 S Itundntph eit. Inlernunt Ml 1
1 Munah CenifUry rtmitlna may be Mewed
Thuradav rvrliltlK.
l.IKIlKKJtAN -Pfrnnlwr 2. ntHDIK.
nfe of Jeifrh Ufhcrntan. afd SO. tel,i-!
I 'iih nnd f rtetirtw nle Pltrlioed of Ilth I
f hnlem lnitd In funsrnl idnlrea Thuradav I
, a !' M prflaily nt her iMe rfldnei. .341'
N IBIh el InUrinent liar N1, rnielrn '
Mi F.I.WWi: -H'cemtwr -J7 UUI M. 1
I Rti J husband of t'raie.'1-i 1.. Mrtjlw 1
Funeral nrvlra finiurdivy ; p. ji ttt ,,
1 i refldencf. f.117 llrenn at Inlerment
'.I'mirlen Ceiueier
(inilRtl temher "Jil I.qi'I.sj CirrKHLI
IlilHiea und rneiida lnvtd 10 funeral nrv. 1
IrsH Tliurdn 'tilh Ink! It) A. M., at lat.i '
r. slilf nrn 'J.li N'. I3lh H. inlerment private I
IIKI.I' WANTKIi MA I.K
HA I.Kri.M EN Credit company nacda 4 morn
alniaii for Pblla. terrlierv: aplanUld epi I
for inn with aalja ttv. 'H.afler 01 A., il
iv1 tafere II t M.. t ft Vtrlerr nulMlnif '
cfe
LONGSHOREMEN'S UNION '
CURBED BY COURT ORDER
President Enjoined Frem Interfering
With Men Seeking Werk
New Yerli, Dec. 28. (By A. P.)
An order restraining the International
Longshoremen's Association from in
terference witn citerts te werK en tne
water front by members of the United
Carge Workers Affiliation of Greater
New Yerk, who belted from the I. L. A.
during n controversy last year, was
signed today by Supreme Court Justice
MoAvey.
In IiIh decision the Justice said he
was amazed te read n letter from the
I. Ii. A. president te the cargo work
ers' Iicsd expressing the intention ntt
te permit nny one te work en the water
front unless) he is a bona fide member
of the Longshoremen's Aswiclntlen.
"The ferceij of tyranny could reach no
further," he wild.
"The letter boldly announces n pol
icy which, if allowed te persist, would
spell destruction et individualistic right
and condemn every one engaged in the
calling Involved te en unwilling servi
tude te, n 'aber syndicalism quite ns
nbhercnt ns an oligarchic capitalism.
The fettering nnd compulsion of the In
dividual grasped at here Is glaringly nt
variance with freedom In the pursuit of
happiness guaranteed te nil by the fun
damental law of State and nation.
"Th) defendant's contract with n
number of steamship companies nnd Us
control of stevedores by which a pref
erence in hiring is given Its mcmbern
affords nei ground for directly or In
directly reporting te physical force for
the purpose of enfercinz Ha alleged
right.
"The threatened intimidation, the
ntsattlts, thp 'duress emplevcd ie Induce
abandonment of the seeking for work
will be enjoined."
DEFER BRICKER SENTENCE
Docter Convicted of Malpractice
Fighting Jail Term
Atlantic Clly, Dec. 29.Judge In In
gersell at Mays Landing today granted
a postponement for enp wpek of the
sentencing of Dr. William II. Brlcker,
Jr., of Ventnnr and Philadelphia, con
victed of malpractice by n jury, en
request of Assistant City Solicitor Jo Je
seph D. Perskie.
The Court had announced that Dr.
Briekcr would be called for sentence
today.
It is understood that Dr. Briekcr
has brought into the case ns associate
counsel former Attorney General Bob Beb
ert r McCnrtcr. The latter Is te
join in making an npppal for u upw
trial and If it Is denied, then te in in
neuncc an appeal for a new trial en a
writ or error.
Bricker Is making a hard battle te
keep from serving a jail sentence.
VOTE TO KEEP WAR POWER
French Committee Approves Bill for
Increasing Tariff
Paris, Dec. 28. (By A. P.)- bill
providing for continuance of the war
measure adopted In U'10, giving the
Government power te increase ctiflnms
duties by simple decree, has been ap
proved by the Customs Duties Com
mittee of the Chamlv-r of Deputes.
Thp chairman of the committee said
the favorable report was justified by
the fact tjiat several ethrr countries
were following this system. Seme of
tliem had even decreed that the duties
be paid In geld, nnd had applied a super
tax te make up the difference In ex
change values.
Cel. William Cooper Procter III
Cincinnati, Dec. 28. (By A. P.)
Colonel William Cooper Procter, premi
nent manufacturer, wtie is til at blH
home In Glendale, of bronchitis, was
reported te be somewhat Improved to
day. It was stated that he passed a
fairly comfortable night.
Rev. Dr. Charles Little Dead
Wabash. Inil.. Dec. 28.- The Bv.-.
Dr. Chnrles Little, pastor of the Wu
bash Presbyterian Church for fifty
scars and former Moderator of the
Presbjterlan Church of the I nited
Ktntps of Americn. died at his borne here
today. Mr. Little wa;i seventy-eight
5 ears )ld. i
Pearls
As necklaces, pendants,
finger rings, breeches,
earrings, bracelets.
J. E.CALDWELL & Ge.
t Jewelry - Silver - Statiencty
Chestnut and Juniper Strkets
A stage box
for the greatest
show en earth
This year you can enjoy the Mummers' Parade
in complete, cozy comfort. The Hetel Lerraine
has allotted several Bread Street apartments for
parties of five or mere.
Te smaller parties, every facility te view the
Parade will be extended in the Main Cafe. The
a la carte meliu is unusually attractive and there
will be a special Holiday dinner at $2.
Te secure the best vantage points phone Poplar
520 new or forward check for your party. Res
ervations will be made in order of their receipt.
jfifW
Transient
Fireproof
Hoteleu
Llixeln HlBhwsy
UtlQ ATi AT
FAIRMOUNT
Lerraine
HOTEti
i ARne I tm Atmni 1
Natien's Finances Alse Consid
ered at Meeting of American
Economic Association
MENACE SEEN IN IDLENESS
By (lie Associated Press
Pittsburgh, Dec. 28". Laber legt.i.
lien and the nation's finances occupied j'l
the nttentlen of the Amerilan Economic ?A
Association here tedny. Sessions of th,
American Association for Laber Legln.
latlnn, meeting nt t.ie same time, wer '
devoted te kindred subjects.
The "Present Position of American
Trade Unionism" was dlpiiss,i u.
GeergcE. Bnrnett and the "Censtitu- k
tlenal Government of American Indus. 1
tries," by W. M. Llsorsen before the "
Economic Association nt Its early meet- V-
Ing. E. II. A. Sellguinn nnd Paul M W
1, uri.uiK ttiieue in icngin en tne Nt.' iW
tien h nuances" at n later session. M
F.ninlnmenL Instir.inrA A.1..I...1 'j
Unemployment insurance receiver par
ticular nltentien at n meeting of the
1nuui Mneuciuuua. iicnry ft, JJcnnlSetl
of Framlngham, Mass., declaring that
the experiment In hla plant had ltd the
company te extend the Idea te as te
provide for depression Insurance, a fund
used te make and store goods when
markets nrc dull.
William J. Mupk described the inur
nnce plan In operation In (be garment
trade In Cleveland, nnd gave as bin
opinion that "It is the duty of manufac
turcrs te adept n program that will (it
the needs of their own Industry be as
te remove for the sake of the worker
nnd employers" the menace of unem unem
pleymcnt. Philip Murray, of Ilttsburgh. vice
president of the United Mine Workers
of America, Mid the coal industry was
an example of faulty organization,
lending te enormous waste in preduc- '
tien, n henvy burdii en all users of
coal, a well as te chronic und were
unemployment.
Edwin F. Ga. of New Yerk City
who presided, declared It would bf
necessary te remove the fear of un-
employment before headwav can b
made against the prevailing' idea that
output must be restricted te make mete
cmple.Miient.
Problem for Financial Groups
Sam A. LcwIfeIih. also of New Yerk
City, said that "aside from the ques
tion of seasennl unemployment, anv
attempt te diminish the force of cyclical
depressions must come primarily from
the titmiicinl and cmnlnvinir rmi.n.
Laber Is a negligible force in affeetlnj
the phenomenon."
Other meetings during the ,inv were
held by the Statistical Association,
which went into the question of "Busi
ness llefcnrch" and the Political Sci
ence Association, which heard papm
en "Problems of State Government."
The Sociological Association had a
round-table en "The Delinquent Girl."
with Mrs. W. W. Duniincr as the
principal speaker.
Man's Neck Caught Between Cars
Idiicaster,' Pa.. Dec. 28. Albert
Marleltn. of Lanpaster. a Pcnnsyjrn.
nin Bnilread empleye . was fatally la
jurpd yesterday at the Lancaster round
house when his nepk was eatigbt be
tween two cars.
W)itt luan $etcl
7200 Germantown Atc.
Vrfsh feeds for ltk pieuf.. Opn
dl. and Sundn, from 1 A.M. te K P.M.
Haienpfeffer Pigs' Knucbles
Sauerkraut
OuJines Men' Lunch
50 cents, from 11 te 8 P.M.
Muklc and IliiurUu; Eifr.T Uirnlsr
ica'f'i Our Openlntr Janunrv I
Wit. II. 1 PC. Msnsner
300 Reems
With BaUis,
Single or
et Sulte
Chas. Duffff, If
Gen. Manager,.
'J
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