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GROW BY TEN FOLD,
Duncan Says Burlington Probe
Shows Illegal Dealings Ex
ceed Estimates
RAIDS WALNUT ST. DRUGGIST
Hnrvi-x T. Punc-in. noting prohibit n i
onferrpiiif nt oflicer here, said today lir i
ronuueed tlint (lie amount eC lit ier
released through the Burlington Indus
trial Chemical Company will come '
It'll timps his engltinl stlmnte of (!'' OOV
gallon".
"I ntn i (induing the iiivpsiignMe i r
the cempnnj." sit id Mr. Duncan ' s
agents from ether cities nre or' ug
mi thp ease, nnil .iic, net ripertmg if
hcndipjarters, Iirraii'e I de net tt'-i
their fares le hoeemo known.
"Frem tlie investigation 1 oil con
vinced that the company did business m
eingle and hundred-barrel let". 1 knew
eC ene rase where, they released J On
barrels et alcohol en permits that xvur
forged. We found seven forged permit
for deliveries in New Jersey using serial
numbers that wcre used befere In Pcnn
Krlvnni.i "
Mr. -Puii.-au said that flflv Ptmrv
barrels, found In a mid en 1107-1 inn
Walnut street, were from flic Canten
Xistlllirj in Baltimore, nnd had b'en
lemexed about Rcceinber S).
Frank I.erd nnil ether pntercement
iigentfl raided the dm? store of Kalph
Pchumakcr. Fert'iiUi and Walnut
Hi-eets, nnd seirrd 1'-'. callous f nl-
fobel. tweiiv-lHc gallons of whisky
r.nd n bnrr-l of sherry. Associate; In
hibition Piri1- ter Kutter erilpred the
raid en information that the druggist
1'rpt no record of bis salt's ami that
there ia a barrel in the cellar stumped
In such n manner that it could net be
determined whence it came. Mr. Hutter
aid the druggist would ! summoned m
n few ilajs te show cause why his per
mit should net be revoked.
S. P. C. A. PLAYS SANTA
T0 65J00R" H0RSES
fitrerl Crowds Jam Traffic Watclllnn
Distribution of Blankets
Hundred's of person crowded in front
r-f the Pcnns Ivanin Swietj fur l he Pre
vention of Crue1t. te Animals, Jrj
North Bread Mreet today te watch
blankets being tli-tributed te nxty-the
broken-down horse. It was their
Chrtfcimns celebration and the S. P. C.
A. was Santa Chins
There were white, bn. chestniit.
lean nnd black hen-i's. nnd most of t hein "Bi,rtv snni. it was expected tlint
had seen belter tin s. Semi; wen bitched l""' stil"' authorities would take tin
te ramshackle wagons, muti tctimeni ! ".,'r,'"";"" s,,:lls '" remedy local situn
that their owners were imnble te pre- i ". "hde the tlepnrtment w..uld net
vide warm blankets for their werking1",1 W" "l"'1" thcre wcr violations et
partners. the 1 edcral law.
Une petltiier t riving an emncintei
brown maie brought his live ragged
.hildren te prove that he was tee peer
te buy a horse blanket.
The crowd grew se great before the
distribution was hmt that tramc was
hlockeil In Hreati street ami Had te bci11'"111 i"ices is epccicu uv .ur. uaugn-
untangled bv n patrolman.
Mere blankets -,u be distributed
aturiluy.
CMTCDTAIM lenn PDIDDICO
CNItHIAIIM UUU OHIr'l-'Lbb
Women and Lu Lu Shrine Hosts te
Children at Metropolitan
Twelve hundred crippled children nt
he Metropolitan Opera Heuse thi
afternoon eiije.wd a Christina enter
tainment given b a committee of
women and Lulu Slirme,
The part j was exclusively for the
"shut-ins." tlnldien who nre seldom
able te leave their homes, nnd they
were takeu te the Opera Heuse in au
tomobiles donated by women of the
Quaker City Ladies' Moter Hub nnd a
hundred Shriner.
Toys, icij cream, fruits and nuts and
ether geed things wcrt provided at thp
party and an entertainment was given
bv the Shrmers.
These who arranged the affair Include
Mrs. Themas C. Jacksen, Mrs. William
II. Marshall. Mr. Inmost II. (.'row (.'rew
hurst, Mrs. N. S. Aleinnder nnd Mi
Flonner Kershaw.
HELD UNDER MANN ACT
Married Man With Five Children
Arrested In Hetel
Charles S. Cook, who lives In Hoff Heff
nsgle street. Frankford, nnd hns a wife
and fii'e children, xva nrrpsted today
in a ceutrnl city hotel, en a 1'edcral
warrant. harging violation of ihe
Mann white slnve net.
Hareld M. Kheade, tmuiigruiien in in
pecter. charged Cook brought Mls
Sadle Reed from her neme In Ireland
in 101.1. nnd Hied with her in Allen
town, until 1010 v Iipu she returned te
Ireland.
Miss Reed returned te this cnuntrx
m July and the inspector charges Cenk
met her and they returned te Allent.'wn
Cook Is a traveling salesman fet a
jewelry firm.
KENSINGTON POOR SUFFER
Lack of Feed and Clothing Blamed
for Distress Among Children
I ark of proper oletlnngond latk 01 fuel
In homes nf many of the tinenipleicd
In Krnsincten nrp pausing much illness
smeng childrpn, a 01 ding te Mr'
Geergp Leng, fermcrlj of thp Inasmuch
Mission. who Ls new ceuuectPtl wuh St.
Luke's Episcopal Church, Kensington.
"Hundreil et rhildien in Kensington
are without proper 1 lething," Mr
Leng said tedaj. 'Simp Chri,imns we
have received report of tuc deaths
due te pneumenln Three oilier tire in
the hospital.
"Clothing is bndlv nreded for tliil
ilrcn of nil agp in this distiici The
situation is desperatf I fear thai main
mere w.ill be taken sick."
Fire Causes Families te Flee
Fire virtually destroyed Alie throe three
story brick building of the ICensingti.n
. Paper Bex Cempnii., 1f).'il-l!i.'i:: Neith
Hepe street, shortly befere last mid
night. Thp fire threatened houses in
the neighborhood, causing the occupant,,
te flee. The muse of ihe tire has net
been determined
Aute Scatters Children; Hurts Bey
Hiildren pln.xing in Ft out sircct near
Christian in 11 n'clmk last nuhl were
cratteri'tl by u speeding meter. Ji.ieph i
Pader, twelve xears old. -11 Christian '
utreet, was int. 'the driver spid en.
And none stiw his license number. The
lipy was taken te the Pennsylinnla Ilos Iles
jiltnl suffering from n broken leg nnd
lntrrnnl injuries
Fife Dees $500 Damage te Heme
While Mrs Abraham IMseu. 11 in
PtU'rUh street, wa looking in tin
Vltchfii of her home about 11 n'clnck
tedtiy the -nitdled smoke, nnd t innnig
te the tecnml tloer she found a boil a lire
She turned lu nn alarm and befoie the
firemen could cxtiiiKiiibh thp hlnze two
twtaM, and their contents had been dam- Ing
,, m. Th Jess Is tlrt)nteil nt Jf.ffM 'j
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New Welfare Director
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UMUI-AA II. M UtlltKTON
Special Police- ComiiiKslnner who
today was appointed unit fmmrili
nlelj sworn in as niretinr of the
Department. f Public Welfare te
succeed the late Kinef L. Tustlii,
who illetl In Baltimore fellow ing an
operation
PlnPHTO fT fl Tl ir
LYNL I VI l IL AIM
rApnl, I I Zl I f" i
L.XI L.U l U U I f I L. II I U
Daugherty Will Ask Attorneys
General te Prosecute Profit
eers in Necessities
PROTESTS TO BE IGNORED
I
Washington. Pee. 'J'.). (P.y A. P. i
Aid nl the Atterne.vH fieneral of the
various Stele ili be i el led upon bj
tin' .lustiic Pepartment in nn effort te
adjust retnil prices of the ncpessitj,.
of life. Attorney lieneral Paughcrty
said leilay.
When tin department s investignlien
in' r,'" prices ha lus-u ciiiupleted, Mr.
. . .. . i . . 7"
'";, ";"l-u" nuu ui;u uc cmoeicii
f? 1"1 n "i"1" ' tin cost of n ,
sitle foeu. fuel, shoes and clothing
thp censinncr in different localities'
Ilv compared with the production cests1
f these cnmiueditie.. Publication
l rrty te liae a snlutary etTect upon pref-
"eerlng prices'. Alreiulj. he said, nn-
iniiiiiceinciii m nn iieparinieiii s in,vcs-
ligatien hn had some effect.
Pretests liuve been received ft em some
rrAlii t,.nde associations against the
investigation. Mr. Paughcrty iiid. but
the department's attitude was that
where there was no nelntinii of the
law. no association had cause ter uu
easiness. The Government. Mr. P.iugh-
criy sum. wains niercnaiits te mauc u
fair profit, but was steadfastly en-
jn-eii te enormeui or uiircasenalile
pretit
Increase In tlie prii c of brend in the
Pitrlit of Culumbin by one cent a
leaf when the price of dour was lower
than it had been in year, was cited
by the Attemc.i General ns an lurnncc
of high price which would recene at
tention hi the department's investiga
tion. PAYS TO QUIET CONSCIENCE
Sen of Fermer Subtreasury Official
Gets Meney te Rectify Mistake
Gpergi II. Winicrer. Olli Seutli Yew
dall street, i" SI." richer tnila.x as the
result of nn anonymous letter, li -n
written by a teiit lence-strickeii man.
fermerlx a petal empleje. ami tx
plalued that the writer had been over
paid 81." or .SL'll j ears age while em
ployed ar the Custom Heuse.
The recipient of I he letter aji ln..t
his tathei . William A. Wmtertr, who
died in 1010 during hi incumbency a
paying teller at the L'nlted State, Sub- ,
treasury was reiiulred te make gem ,
any shortages in bis in counts ainl that
the' "unknown." having ihnt in minu.
rigreneil lii negligence and wnnied te
lien his censcieute
The letter snid that S." if ihe over ever
pav wti sent te the Custom Heuse son,,
ie.irs age. Mere than ten M'ai egn
the widow of the funic r paiing idler
rf.eHetl a siiiulur leiier, signed "Cen-si-ienee
Stricken." win. li ..ii'niue.l S,"i
Thil evulelirlx wa ihe S." spnUeii u
The letter wa s, ut from Camrb n
SILENCE NOW
HIH
PRICES WAR
" SENTENCE YOU TO CHURCH
Despairing (r as Prisoner Sink But lle'.s Ihnl ., 'Vr.s
Trip Three in 'J." ears, and It. V'H'.s te Werk here
Other Penalties Tailed
lnld .1 H'tlsP ,erce nf hiilied ex
picfaniv. 'lie Judge arose ie pu- i"c
teili'P n sti'il d lOiibl he lie.Hil (X'-ept
the, rh.xt limn dumping of the tiel.ee
force upon Ins nd of i hewing tehaicu.
Then i am.' the final werds:
' 1 icuretiip Mill In -eiwe fmu u -,iie
Stindnys in chmch "
Willi a d'spHiring i y ilie .i is.iner
sOtikilS one dead upon Ihe iiiifeelin
llngstene fif (Iip f'laxteii Bustilc
When Mo.xer J. P. Petter, (,f Cln.x -Ien.
N. J., found a ceitain old in
iU.iininucp of his wa- up agein for
(IruiikeiiliH,,, he decided that the old
penal iiicllind- weic oiitwe'ti nnd iu
etli. lent. Olid se lie resolved te I snine.
lliing new
Tried licr Uiing I'.lse
' I hinl irieil everitliing mi thai tii tii
lew ' said ll.s Hener tudei. in di-
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I Iip tne. lie lius lieen iiii ,n
e sumo eileiise that I
knew it wouldn't de liny gned In line
din aguiu
"in the ether hand. I didn't xwinl
le send him le the Woodbury t nuulv
Jail, as I preiuispd linn I weubl if he ,
came up again. Yeu see, be comes et
verj giiuil iieeile. and it scorns te me
there i still n geed
i hiince of In sal-
Mill. ill
"Se I gnte him the i heiee of going
te chunh or griiiig te mil and when
he i linsi Ihe i llllll h ,ellli nieil nin In
nil"icl Im in leii-i four iiiiiglii Sou Seu
thus. Although luyer Petter tta iinwlll
te divulge Uc name nf the offender,
is known that thn latter has nei
EVENING- PUBLIC
OILER AIDS STUDY
OF NEWER PLANETS
Harvard Savant Tells Astrono
mical Bedy at Swarthmore
of His Device
TALKS ARE DIM TO LAYMAN1
An humble six-feet steel boiler, im
mersed in a tank of cnlrium chloride,
aided Dr. Harlow .Simpler. Harvard ns ns
irenniuer. in tanking iinpertiint metre-fiipii-
observations of less-known Mars,
nrierilhig te n paper he read today at
tin- tirt meeting of the American
Astrenimieal Set let v.
'1 iu Meeting, which will lnr two
deis is being held in the Sprout Ob
smninry. Sworthinnre College. Irhas
brought together the me-t noted nstroti nstreti
niiirr of the country and in expected te
n-ipli in important tidtauees in the
m .en. e
Pr. Sliaplei pMiliiiiieil Ihnl the beil"r
I'titl (lie inlciiiiii chltii itle bath were
i .cd te get a "polar axis" for the I
telescope which wus ut'd. The tele tele
"cepe was mounted en the boiler. The I
rns from the Mars were then thrown'
en a huge sixtj -six inch mirror, nnd
thrown into nn observation room, where i
thet wen- photographed.
lr. .lehii A. Miller, astronomer in '
JMvartlimeri'. i the host and upokes upekes
miiii fur the meeting. The pnpers pre
sented are se extremely technleal that
without the iuteiiupillary of u trained
astronomer, they would be unintelligible
i I" tnt layman,
,11,.v ' Hentlriil.. .-ennccted with
''", P '" iucr greumN at Aberdeen. Mil.,
dc-cnbcil the wurkiiis" of the Itotilegue
ciii' i egrapn. nn instrument ilevlted liy i
Captain Boulogne, of the Belgian Ami)", '
i ft" mensurins the speed of projectiles, i
, The apparatus consists of two strings!
mh a distance np.ut. which are cut
In the lliglit of the shell. Tlie (.flings
j me connected with wires, which in turn I
neiuaic eieeire-mngiiei. linldiug up
, in mat iii-cs. equipped with red. The roil
and nrmaturi'H fall as the stiings are
int. nnd a knile meflinnicnlly nicks the
nd. Ceinparisiin of the nicks, with ac
companying innthematvnt enli'iilatlnn,
show tin speed of lli- projectile'. lllght.
The American Astronomical Society
is the largest Imdj of its kind In the
vniid. The otlieers arc: Pr Frank
Sehleslnger. Yule pre:tlent : Otte
Klelz. Pominien Observatory. Ottawa,
vice president: Jehn A. Miller. Swarth
more. vice president.; Jehn Stebbiiw.
I Diversity of Hlmni, seirvtarj. Ben
jamin Bess, Albanj I nlvi'rit,, treas
urer. The councilors nn; Prof. II. N.
Itu.ssell. Princeten: V. M. Silnher.
I.ewell Obi'nterj, 1 higstaff. Ariz. :
Man Arrrst-d nn Diarnn nt Riinnlnn
Man Arrested en Charge of Running
Aute Chased by Police
Archibald Watts. J(5I7 Seutli Sixlv-
sienth street, was held in SmOOO b.iil
cftat a hearing last night before Magis-
trnte s,tiIlwagen in
idmeie en tiie
i charge of being the driver of the nute
mobile used by thieves te escape after
attempting te rob freight cars en a sd
ing near lutemaisJi station last Fri
day morning.
After n thirty-mile chase the car was
captured in llotberough when a marl
wheel was practicall shot away hy I
pursuing police. IJailread Detect iveV
Coner and I'c.vser arrested Watts Intel
jfsterdny atiernoen and ideniilied him
as the ill iver of the car
Watts declined emphatic ally, at last
nigni s iienring. unit lie was im.eccnt
j He is married and has three small chil
dren. He saj. he has had ei litll-
work recent 1 nnd beggetl the magi'
Hate net te .send him te jail I T t wa'
taken te tlie Count'. Prison in Nerrls.
town te a.ilt the mtum of tl Ceuit
PROBATION OFFICER QUITS
Dr. Robinson, of Municipal Court.
Will Devote Time te Travel
Dr. Leuis . Rebin, nn. chief nrehn.
tien eflieer et the Municipal Court, has
tendered Ins ip-ignat mn. effective Jan-
uary
A Mil
i in pincp p.i' rs.MM it i n vear.
es.er tu lr. Itobnisen has net
been ii.in.ed b Judge Brew n
AecfirdiiiB te the Judge, I ip Rebin,
son recently inherited a fortune, am
lesizns that he may tour the world
and devoie lumsplf mere fully te lit
erary pursuits. Hp has .1 heady pub
lisbeil one bunk, and is imw m weik
upon another.
Falls Dead en Way te Werk
Wil'i.ui Kles, -it-ti.. f,f li,::i
rniolme I'uriiess Vaswir Colleg. , '"n MinpaiJiies et the delcgutes wen d I vj,r" i: : .; "V 1 K " ,"-"' instrumental music.
.., - . . .. " u-ii ..!.. .. .. i.teritisrair. iivn niitinri.H unnii imn. t. i.- i.. i .. .ir..i
iniiip nn, ltenrnern U )soraterv. i "l ie'ii,neii j me non-violence pecv ,,,. ,. .. h.-h, , , i . .i ,.i i , ' "r """ ''" ' ""s "u " ecauiuui
! Kva.isten. III. : A. C l.eus.hner. I u - ' ci abandoned. "? "" 'I'-tr.hutetl by the Philadel- I voice. And this tnlented girl leeks lit-
verity of California, and Frederick I . , , , . , , " ' in l!i,.L i''s!l',l?.M" l',i,Mri,ri!' 'S H" mere thnn n child. She shows that
Sleeiim. Wesleynn Univrrsitv I Allahabad. British India. Pe. . -JO, , .' " '1',t' , 'f "' ' s nnder-toed she has net forgotten China by the little
-- f.".v A. P ) In opening the teu-t'i ses-1 j"'1' '" n''11"'1''' l! great deal of nt- p,in,ic silk jacket tlint she wenrs In the
. . . . I eien nf tlie All.lnin I m....i 1.....I liniltill. e,,.i r i,, ... ..,.... i.i i. i. '
HELD AS BANDIT DRIVER tien. Gevln.l Araghavn Iter, president1, ,A lt" prevlilinjr for the reduction of ;,i looking brightlv at Mr. Harris.
North Twenty- vniul Mini ut , ear- at n Chauuknh entertainment te be held
;: p;.':n,'of 'em':;!;; ir.' ;.,iV,.',:i!nl'enih at "- "" ...
- .mi mi th" sidewalk a P i -1 j s fr.'iu i''' Smh Sixth street, under the join!
his heiiii:. iiiii) this -iiei nn s. A p.i,,(., . auspices of the Hebrew Sunday Scheel
by w..i- 1.. his aid. I ,11 . unable Secietj nnd the Yeung Men's Hebrew
t. ipviic linn und phetinl t , . Twt-n- , .
n.s , -treet and llncij ..,". Association.
OM'iiue pil'np station 'Ihe p.it'rel took I 'J'ie 'iitPrtainmeni is given fpr the
Kin,, .. 1I.1. Saniiii'iiii'i II.-1..1.1I. whop-1 children et the downtown section. Mrs.
'- " l"''"""'"'"'l "'! II" ui 'li--I Charles Kdwin Fei and J. N. Sokehl,
"a e 1. Kim .1 ns the lane , . , ., ,. ,. .
1 exenitlve sccretuty of the . M. II. A.
JUDGE SPEAKS
" t
i r.,r rwrnry-niP1
nil" rii'KP Inst
. ". l-IMI'd with
I" en inMile of a chin i
vear, II,, inn itleii
Su'idni " ,i. iliPi'i',.11
21' n r iiHert'st. net nn I In
I. ut bt '." per ci nt of ti,,.
.is well The i bun li -!in h
the Majer,
pnpuhnien
Ut- selected
is cnjini-ig an unusii.ii pnpcinr.H
'I think the plan wi v ., flut in
tills cne. ' ,niil i he l.ie-, tudicially
"Up spciiiciI well plensed ith the nr
mngpiiipni. nnd appealed in a boiled
shin .ami (ellar. ;i ilimg which lie
hasn't denp for year. I think it xvill
innkt a innn of him And w be knew,
but what Iip max keep riaht en going
te ihunh when lie lm ,.,,.,. ),ja time":
I have heii s thai he v ill '
Seber I'pscls llistmi
lu siipHitt of ihe (eiiti i i.riii thMt ,.,
I Liu is iin-Piing Willi sunt, id, ifonei
l.innts wiih piide in lie ta, i (1(. ,,
priMuicr failctl in gi t flriink hi,t Sarin--
lut night, a stele of .ifl'iin- which ts
.ilice-t unprecedented ill llie liisterj nl
ihe cemmiiiiitt .
Mayer Petter, who st.-m, ,, Rj vth
term .is chief magistiale of Clajten en
the lirsi of the new jcar. feels he Is
trembling en thp vprge of an important
discovery in the science of riminoleiv
If tlie case new under ol.-eii-ntieii fnl
Mis Ids finnl holies, he will ftel justihed
"xieniliii'; his novel trentment te
oilier cii'ies nf tarieus Mirts
In the niennwinle th. Iir,nc Man!
et C'ajien N J . ha, ben accerdnj
(be uiiiiunlified 'iippert of l he cltlenrt '
of the town in his von tu re. net the letts'tl
of whom is tlm Man in the Iren Shirt
himself '
LBDaBRPHfeADlSLPHIA; tfRBDAY, -DECEMBER 29,
SOLD FOR 35
KAN KN VONG
Va &actl from
ilavcrj' by. mission
nrles, nnd is new In
America lecturing
le help lici coun
trymen. She Is
.pcnillng the holl hell
tl a j s with her
"fester father" at
IS.VJ Nm-Jli ,si.
teen th street
INDIA NATIONALISTS VOTE
FOR NON-VIOLENCE POLICY
Gandhi's Program Adopted by Over-1
whelming Majority
Ahinedabiitl. IlrltUli India. Pee -'0.
(By A. P. 1 At a full session of the
iniiinn .National Congress today, the
resolution proposed . by Mahatnin
i Cnndhi, declniing for' ceiitlnu.il ion e(
ir.c policy et nou-vieleucc In tin effort
le obtain Independence, from the Brit
ish Kmpire was Adopted with only n
dozen dissenting voles.
The resolution declares Gandhi I he
sole executive authority, with full pow
ers ever the' Congress organization.
The resolution was adopted aftei an
nmendment offered by extremists pro
posing the usp of "possible nnd pinper
means" Instead of "legitimate and
reaccful menus" had been defeuted bv
an overwhelming majority by the spc'.
c'nl committee of the Congress which
had the i"olut!en undee censiilern-
tlen. Gandhi warned the delegates that
.- tin' i.ioerais.te ener their most
leVltl liml eill'lllfll l..eln.n.n In I. n TO.!.,....
of Wjlts. whose utterances had justified
the Viceiev's nssnrnnee tl,f ,,
Pi line's visit had no political object.
Picsldcnt her urced tlint the Lilmi-ntt.
stiie for full duminten status within
tl
e r.ritisii uniiiiie.
WAR ROMANCE BLOOMS
Miss Louise J. Bader and Cel. F. P.
Haller te Wed, It Is Announced
A romance of wartime when Merlin
was n recruiting place for evcrspas
volunteers wns revealed yesterday in the
announcement of the engagement of
Miss Louise Jean Bader. of Medi
Bader entertained the soldiers. After
Captain Heller went abroad they cor cer cor
respended. Miss Bailer's p.iren.s. Mr. and Mrs.
Jehn Bader. of Media, announced tlie
ri'SaSPinPnt. Colonel Haller. who lhes
-n Folereft. xva elected Register of
i Ills in 1HISI. lie weut abroad as can-
tain of a company in the 111th Infautry
Kphraim I.rdfiei . former Collector of
Internal Revenue, will be the speaker
will speak. Tlie orchestra
of
the
in1
eboeca Gratz Scheel will contribute
musical selections. Others who xvill
take part in the ptegram nre MKs Jen.
nie S.ckles, Miss L"hle Brown and Ar.
tliur Loewenthal.
i Pet of Tar Fires Heuse
' When a pet of tar being heated en
'ihe kitchen range boiled etcr this
morning in a house at 182S North
Marshal street a tire resulted which
slightly damugetl the kitchen. The
house is unoccupied ami two xterkincn
repairing thp loot' had firrd up the
.tme te hear the l.ir being used en
ill,, ir.nf Tliev Sfiw flu. smoke com.
'mg f,.0ni the boiihe nnd sent in an ala'-m,
Jllt extinguished the blaze beleie lue
'(l,,.nii.i ui lived.
Clese Yale Gym as Result
of ew Haven Theatre Fire
New Haven. Conn., Dec. L".i
One of l he incidental tesults of the
Rialle Theatre fire In this citv has
hten tin temporary closing of tin'
Yale gymnasium in flrder that fin
escapes ami ether similar impieti
incuts maj be introduced. The thea
tre tire led te n rigid srarih for Vew
I In von structures net complying
with the building1 laws, nnd It was
decided that the Yale gjmnnsium,
which has befn filled with crowds
averaging some 2000 people nl the
college basketball games, boxing
matches and ether indoor contest.,
has net been held te the strict re.
qulrcments of the building rode. The
Improvements will be completed In
n few weeks, but meniitluin it is
being planned for the meets which
were scheduled for tht place te be
held In the Arena, which was leased
thie fall for hockey gamca,
,ii t m a. .Mt An ... . :. .r i.... i" uu-i-.s u i'ii eiinieis ir tie '"'i .. i .,. n
I.ieutenatit Colonel Franklin P. Haller. . Harding expressing Interest in his " ' ,;,;"' ?,, ,d" V, -i ,nd rs n 1 Orauge, N. J. er ' i direct
SS' . 'I0"",.," "! " .". I l-llj I. Ce IVkln ,,, .,. '-..... .'!T'., Ililni. en r,"-. ",l,l." """-'I Nt.d Ukrainian N.,, DM .
nil. .15, IA...,.nln.l In ,n.,!n.. .. .1 !... .. ....... C .'I... I I I ..... . " I UHUIUVI IIM,,ll, ..... ..., ...J .....-,
.,u ..no ,.,..i. Ui.-ii in uidju! iiuu mivr in luL-iii -I Limiii; niui ureugni no result irpn There were de.cns of 'H'le Henvy ice he. loll en bin. , , V " "'"" uevernineni persecution
lieutenant colon. and ni,irted. new that lie was lii,?.ft,M- tn 1 ,i ii.rin little Amer - Spndleman was left in cbarce of ,, ' li'l ""t. nchicv. liierurj fame until
I I PMn. the Uilnesc Government was. ."- '..i.n.i.... ,. ,u,inn.i l Cramer Hill Ice Ceimmin's Miimh vt,,. i "tier sin year. of exile in Siberia, w
PI AM fUAMIIk'AU DADTV repeiibiblP fei his detention. peudlli2 i.',. !-.. i.: Vm,..'s ..i-eniesi .,.,,1,1. i Mnu ill Last Cainden shortly nfier i.oeu p published Ills high! original "
niixixnii 1 nut 1 lrni (1. -,tP. disposition of Ills case. i .: i. , n r.l,rln- l.l..,lnP, m,. ' vesterilav. Late in the iifteriiiuni line. -'ir s Dream." His most famous
. Jew sh Chi dren te Be EntrirtamrH t lie new American demand, ns Cnnni 01. 1.-.. nnn.,,i n r,.i..,. ,ni,n'i the ice station nml mw- imri nf Knn.it,,. puljlisliei in isjti. In his titer
h v rji u a t-.i-i hins-.ne iJ new ene of the fellow or r ... u.e nntM it. 'HttlP i-hl .hen nf 'man's overalls iiretnnllne from the hnse nowreto no IK tien oxeopt nhert b
&
CENTS IN CHINA
SESQUI COMMITTEE TO ASK
COUNCIL FOR $2.500.nfin
- - -. - .
Backers of Fair Intend te Raise
$10,000,000
Council will be asked for $2.e00.000
te partially finance the Sen,ui-Cen-tcnnial
Hvpositien b. the Executive
CeminittPP of the fair thi afternoon.
Just hew the money will he raised
is an unsolved problem, but a miinicipnl
lean has been suggested.
Thoe backing the fair contemplate
raising a tetnl or . 10,000.000. Sums
etiuivnlent te (hat which will be asked
from Council will be sought from (he
State nnd Federal Government nnd tlie
Inst quarter million will be raised by
popular subscription.
Te give tin- Sesiuii-t'eiilpiiniiil mm.
tieii-wiile publicity, the nsMcelntleii will
seen distribute ever the United State
will be passed. It is estimated that the
smaller bonus will result in n savin::
I,.,,-1,1",l,nr!'!r, (lf '"'l"e,;" -'W.OOU and
''-'O.OOO for the year.
Flu paring of tin bonus gicn te citv
tiiiple.ies in addition te their base paj
will net be chnngeil se far ns the
culled lill'e lellew-. receiving .SI.IOO
or less, nie ciiiiceriieil. 1 hei ui .nn.
te 1 11 eh c h () percent b is
n r-.nn-.-.
U. S. PROTESTS TO CHINA ON1
' the return te the capital
of General
Chang OhiiiR-Yae, formerly military
governor of the province of Hunan,
whose tioeps killed the Rev. W
Utimert. !m Anierlcan mi-sinnaiv m
Yo-Shew it, June
The legation r
lilL'tl.
reminded the Chme.e
I erden Oflice thai
i;?'8"'9nit-'' that formal pretests frnin
'Washington ami demands for
imiiiimi-
'.'overner of Manchuii.i. who lermed the
lieu i-u.tlllliill 1 uuieill nnil Will
lee
I),
p
His Guests Are 650 Children Frem
West Philadelphia Neighborhoods
Lieutenant Geerge F. Bosten, of tlie
Thirtj -second street and Woodland ave
nue notice ,tntinn. lii.l ninlii i.l.,..n.t
host te fi."0 childien in the West Pliiln- '
Vv fvUvV lr
K.: Hiv. i 'WY J g C?(s 'Wk v JMrKYv sfnl I
W!wb i"i '.i,w r- jiP dSmMK I
nn. ,.,i,l .,., ....... .. ...I. ,i.t . I. . .,.,-.
t I In. i
k li' -tl tl ix- . I -x 1 1 1 1 1 ill 1 .11 111 1 u . I l. . .?. j. 11. 1.. .. T .... I . i 1 .11 11 1 inn 11 I'll 1111 Liniiimiij " 1 . ... . .. 1 . 1
, rivtiits Li i te K-.1HHI will receive e , T President that I shook hands with I " lori-es women can read us like u JVnVs fei' (hi tv one ,? 7'r, '
v 1". ', 'i.J,'iT "'1 : "'"-" r,,,,,,i""-.lie Cnllt'd States President, when I book. I don't knew hew that ldri T J '? 'f' uXi IhZ dndv., '
h.: ,"i.m . (' KV' ' ,('r .'"'"' J'""'1' "l.n.? hands with my own. , sprang up. We tire supposed te be eh- u- i)n" ' " .' ' "l nh,J .'n
s'J ,V , "''JL, "",.' ","l"u'i-4 '"'''Vl-J "President Hnr.ling patted my sheul- "'"is. lumpish, cubic. When men liud r,'P .' ,,10 "'.,,, r"' If h'"" ?'. I?
f- " sl,m "' B'' !1 ll"""- 'f "Ider nnd said. 'That's light, lllile girl.' ! women hard te i.nderMaud they de net ,f T,. Jn' ' M'"C "llf" Le W
. . ..iirn.in-, lil-'I lilt Illll'K III I Illllll I IIIIIUIIIIIIT III I I'll --S-...V.. lU.ll.llllllll), in- rtli I. . Tl... II I .
in 1 I'l'in .
RCT DM flC enirnn einnn
" '" .-.....- viinnw i uu I c 1 1 HP inrp ri ti inivi immu i hi- iw, ,,, ,. u.t.iA .. ...... ...t... .I.1..1. HI PH Oil I ill ftpritli I In I I 'i-iHnr-n C..H
A i u uu i u i ULivrnMi i.nu ut iin..t i... MA,.;..A.i n iniinn r(.n... i,
.The Government is embarrassed by ,,,. ni,n,iren from nil ever mnvl'y HnpP. the proprietor, returned te l,rVl?.,,,.,,. Is "The ."'"'I ''
- ww 1 .... --" I I l II III" il I1 II IS IILIIMI II till II II ri Illllll 1- - - - --...,....,.-. v ..1. iiiiimi ,
ri .luiityni nf (ipner.l! (h.ili!? lnn-T.ln n.iliint.n 1 .. , ' mm r mn 1. inf mi iu'nitiifti.i.l i,,. i.. IIl Inst mineptfinf- ti mi! net Inn w
ting him. theieb.v making In, 'irrest . .ki,i", ' 'sii.iii.i,ii, nvi,i,.,.ii, 1....1 ...1...1 ... .. .. 1 1 been translated Inte huclish
thi fix II authorities vlrtuallj Im- " i,ye t went -Imp teat hers for the box with 11 jack ami crowbar wh'cu , K"l''',',ll,L;f ' '"'l'''' l"1 '.''""'I "'!
0Mll)1'- them." she sd. "Fer it is a matter it toppled and killed him. At ih'e bes- ",V!U,1 '.'. H'l'''' w rding a nerf
of nsvcholegv that one person tan knew ipltnl It was s,.j, that he nrnlclilv l.n.t ('!lllnl i"10".' ". iirup. which yl
LEUT. BOSTON PLAYS SANTA fewer children better, and can go te been dead four or five hour.. V. "rrn,.,ve "l p. 'P"','enccs et 1
tielphia Club. I10."i Chestnut street. Itl1'110"' '-l10 ""S'10'1-
t, nn aniiuiil cu-teiu for the police tiffi
f ere pud tin hildren always leek for-
wnrn te it.
Tliej weic net d,appeiiiied. eliher.
tin the lieutenant had nrevidetl n ci-pnt
store et i .into, truit, ice cream and
toys. Tlie Kniikerbecker Theatre fui-
iiished seteral vaudeville nets, and
Themas Strayer. a patrolman of the
same station, was a jelly Santa Clans.
Aiding Lieutenant Bosten xvore his
wife, bis daughter. Mrs. Mnrln O'Neill,
Mis. Vrlce Patten. Mrs. Lmma Owens,
Mr. and .Mrs. Rebert Carter, Mrs.
Frank Brown nnd Jerry Fester.
NEW DEAL IN CANADA TODAY
Mackenzie King Ministry Will Take
Reins of Government
Ottawa. He". 20. (Bj A P.i It
wns announced leduj at the Cabinet
meeting that the Governnient of Canuda
would change hands ut .'I o'clock. .i
The Ministry formed by W. L. Mae-
kenle King. Premier-elect nnd leader
of the Liberal forces, has net been of ef
liciullj announced, but at 2:1." o'clock
Gotcnier General Bj ng will meet re
lirlng Premier Meigbeu and then swear
in Mr. King and his ministers.
DEBS TO TOUR U. S.
Journey Will Be Under Auspices of
Socialist Party
Chicago. Dec 20. (By A. P.I L'u
gene V. Debs will mnke a national
tour under auspices of thn Socialist
party. It was announced today at na
tional Soelallht headquarters here by
O. C. Wilsen, State Eecretary for Illi
nois,. Mr. Wilsen said membeis of the
party's National Nxccullve Committee
expected te meet Mr. Debs In n few
days te weik out details of his future
work anil te nrrange plans for the tour.
nuarT
hewln
'CHINESE GIRL, HERE,!
COST ONLY 35 CENTSi
Cemes te Help Countrymen
Who Auctioned Her Inte
Slavery
"NEW FATHER" FROM PHILA.
Sold for thirty-live cents en the
strects.ef Hnng Chew, China a little
dark-eyed girl of five. The Chinese
vender rubbed his hands with gtce ns
the Americans led their purchase nway.
That was eighteen years age, and the
very little clrl Is new a young woman,
I who for the last six months nas been
trnvcllng through the United States
'lecturing en missionary work nnd the
meeds of China.
The Americans who rescued lier are
Mr. and Mrs. YV S. Sweet. Martlet
missionaries, and the little girl is Kan
V.n Veng. whose parents dlrd when
the was a baby.
She Is spending the holidays here
with her fester father the Her. A. 13.
Harris, nnd as she leeks around the
house at 185.! North Sixteenth street,
sbcjmys. "This Is my home."
Kan Kn Veng came te the United
States laK March ns n representative
te the jubilee held by the Baptist mis
sionaries. Never before had she been
out of China. et she traveled the !K)00
miles nlene, nnd learned te speak Kng-
iisii en tlie way ever.
"Hut hew did ou expect te lecture.
in America if veti couldn't sneak Kuir-
lish?" she was asked.
Kun Mn eng, which In English
means "Grace Sweet." laughed nleud
- ....,,, i .-.
i ininK i corny uere te nave a goetl
time." she wild. "I did net knew I
would hn,e te talk. I have te he very
brave. At first I trietl te memorize, but
then I forget sonic things.
"MiijIip. I mahe some funii.x Ameri
can speech. I guess." and she tilted
her Jit 1 1 black-banged head te one side.
"1 guess 1 used Chinese, though, be
cause ninny people laughed."
But. ns a matter of fact, the little
Chinese girl hns n remarkable mastery
of the language, nnd she seems te hate
a seiifp of its idiomatic Ubc. She has
been thoroughly educated In China,
having graduated from the Mission High
Scheel at Hang Chew and the normal
Mhoel.
Fer the last three years she has ben
teaching kindergarten there, nnd teach
ing Instructors also. U'v particular In
terest is child psjohel igy. nnd she hopes
te study mere of thi nt Columbia when
she completes the oeure sh" is new
Inking nt Obciiin College in ecal nnd
nana"-: "1 was long
I'genPhlla.lelphian.'-
1
.Met President Harding
Among the people who have become
interested in this fascinating lhtle Chi-I. " "" "K lri,r ''pcausp of metlety, '
iiesp are PrpsldPiit ami Mrs. Hauling, i'"" l"a''l "' iH probably because she1
K.111 I'll "ell! tt-ns Ihn tifsl nienilier nf1 thought it Was lirPtt.V." I
, (lie Jubllep Mission te speak te them
i ! !,,.i. i,-n.i .i,i, .i. i ,1.1
.she explained today, and snld: "When
'and tlie President's wife hugged me
Ku ii I'u Veng smiled linppll.x nt the ic-
'"''nince.
rMiice uer msh 10 itusniugieu .ill'
, ten " she exclaimed. "Yeu knew Mrs.
lltockfellew? She gave me my school." 1
I And Kan Kn Veng ran te get n pic
I ture nf her very modern nnd Anierlcnii-
I looking kindergarten of which she is the ,
Incting head. '
len,l ,,r "Hei- llillilisn"
, ......i... shp ,miled nreudl.v. I.el.linc,
,.. nnether me lire, "t nose nre my 1 11
I i,-,e thoie'caoh Sunday, and there Is
It is the Chinese sili beliet tlint
the metheis should be taught, tee.
"We tench them American candy
and cake and baby welfure." sli said.
"In China tliej have American ics
taurants and tlie people think the.x eat
Anierlcan feed, but
tliej (lout.
Sure She Likes America
And ten likt America V" the mice
lien was nn-eU tentatitc
Ixan l.n x eng s cjes opened ten-
wide as she dicw a long breath, "lib.
jps," she said.
It lb rumored that before vei.r long '
she will many a Chinese student. Bui
xthen questioned about It Kan Fu Veng I
enlj smiles, anil fciijs she is verj much ,
Interested in uer xteii.. ami tnere is
he xery much te be done.
Mr. Ilairls is proud of his ndeptcd
dnughtpr, xihem he suit- for the tir.st time
last spring. "I kiiPtv her before through
correspondence," he said, and he told
the story of hew Kun Lii Veng came te
be hi-, "child."
Connected with his termer chiuge in
Mcriden. Conn., was a little girl mimed
Grace Sweet, who planned te be a mis.
hienary. The child tiled, and when W
S. Sweet went te .Mermen en a visi
from China Mr. Harris asked if there
uas a child they might adept ever there
in memerj of thp little girl they had
lest.
-Strungclj enough, there was one in
Mr. Sweet's care in Heng Chew of the
very same name, only in Chinese, and
this child Mr. Ilonis happily adopted,
educating her, pnjing for her support
and loving her "thieugh correspond
ence," as he said,
And it l because Ins "daughter" is
really with him new thet Mr. Harris
wears a radiant smile and talks of her
with n proud ring in bib voice
i
Sugar Price Down Again
New Yeih. Dec. 2!). (By A. P.)
Prices for refined Migar declined te an
other new low record today when a
local refiner I educed the list iiikiIh tlm,
teu points te the basis, of -1.su cents!
for fine granulated. I
ii:Ariis
v.x-xiir.ui.ii-'i .xi lurrxtil. Pi, Uer
i. I.IPA wife or Jehn It. Vamirm and
suKhtfr or Captain Levi and Annle M
hnen. Kuneral from the late residence
Y.XMir.ui.n.-r .xi lurrxtili. Vn
20
da
Jeh
Cornwall. Fa.. Sat . 1! 1
M Services nnd
Interment tttrletly private
III Crmitlfr'.
tnlnrment Cern. I
'III. .Kii ci""!''" " ' .' """' .
' is iiii. it nie niiv in,, i ie,e siiuiii cm i en .erv ii e n e. i i. i u. i. he. nmfn ..,,, n n. '
- " " I , UrttSTrtC, " . . Ikllfllwll I HI III 11 II II I III 1 11111 H'll.
iiiuir iiiiiin-t 1 -
1921
Squirrel Is'Rcgttlur
"Shepper" in A'. .. Town
Pitman, N. J., Pec. 'JO. One of
tlte most regular patrons at the
grocery of Harrj", Chew is a gray
wiuirrcl. The squirrel comes te thj
store, which Is In the cegter of the
bualncsa district, every tiny. It
climbs upon the ledge- of the show
window and then hops te the step
when the deer Is opened.
The frisky little customer makes
:i dash for n box of iisserted nuts.
Uc picks out the best nnd biggest
nuts nnd departs with all that he
can carry.
The stpiirrcl has its home among
the trees In the camp-mccting grove.
It came near the Chew stere when
very young nnd the storekeeper fed
It nnd It seldom misses n day with
out making a visit.
IS
W. L. Geerge, 'English Femin
ist,' Admits, However, That
Thy Have Intelligence
POINTS OUT VANITY OF EVE
New Yetit, lice. 20. V. li. Geerge,
the Fnglish feminist, ns he tlcserlbes
himself, arrived here yesterday for n
lecture trip in which he will discuss
the intelligence nnd ether attributes of
women. .Mr. Geerge, who has wen
fame as "the man who knows about
women, contends that women are be
coming specialized and that In the fu
ture the home will eeiwlst of two
rooms nnd n hath, with both fend
parents going te business nnd u S."0 .1
week maid taking charge of the iloiues ileiues
tlt nrrangomeiits bceausu she is an ex
pert nnil likes it.
Mr. Geerge suid he h'esitated before
calling his first lecture "The In
telligence of Women." He wiinted te
call it "Ilnvt) Women Brains?" hut
thought tlint tee vcnturoMime. He holds
that women hnve intelllzence. in the
Imaiii. just like a mnn's, nltheiigh he
learcii nun some women might tlisngrcc
with him.
Weman Natural liw breaker
"Weman is the natural law-breaking
animal." he said, "as man is the na
tural law maker. Weman is a law
Ignerer. and hns n censtnnt tendency te
SAY WOMAN
BORN LAWBREAKER
SO In bv the itnnr iiinrlre.l 'tlila ,. i two . enrS nCO. Ne SOPcinl enrnnmn.. .'
out.' Wemnn leeks en law ns an out- ' teiuled the administration of Hip enth
rnjje. nnd is mere governed by desire
tiian man. in one e Wells' books he
says tlint there Is no Mrs. Grundy, only
a Mr. Grundy. .and I think he is right."
'. ' V'-.VV '"11 t "'" mere is
,?,,'" iu" ns I,,n "7' or e1"
1 women. All women nre nlwnys new
!nnd alwnys old, he said.
"I think it Is n tpiestlen if Uvc put
-i r. itcergc swept aside the liogey that I
weniiin is mysterious. "People uie.nl- j
"Js harping en the theitght that
O....C aim g.xc ,i up wan me words. . IIe ,,,, ,,. (Iiblm.ml nf b.inff ..
...a, ,u cam iinuerMniiii xveii.cn. : flr lllimilM ,lf tl. American' Collet-
I
ICE BOX FALLS, KILLS MAN
Worker Feimrt ptrrfi r,n e.. I 1"" Ulv "' ln. according a
ty-third .street. Camden, xvns crushed l,f C,'.''sa,k and Polish parentage. nJ
te death jestenliiy afternoon when :i P'ts". ". stormy youth and early man
ii.. i...... ...iin.ni.. ... i.ni i in.... i two-volume "History et .uy centcm
-
.
i Gives Bleed 10th Time in Ooeratien ' lenke was reported te be dting of ma)'
i Albert C. J.icehs c.TJ CIimeI.hi.i ,.. I nutrition, hut only a few days latff.
, line, who gnve two tiinits of bleed te n
patient at the Mt. Slnul Hospital last
I'ridaj. aided in another transfusion
operation in nn attemnt te sine the life
of a patient nt the Jewish Hospital
This is (he tenth time Jm-ebs hns given Dr. Charles Little
I bleed. Doctors declare that Jacobs' Wahtuili. Intl.. Dee. 2fi. -Pr CnarM
nioeii is siiiguiiirij suited ter transfu- Little, seteiity-eigbt jcai old, pastw
si. .ns, ns ,, ii-iiiiiiy mixes ttiui Hint r , ,f the Wabash PrpsbytPiuiii Cliuren wr
iiiiicnis aiti ier unit reason n0 hns f,ftj tears, and former Modeinter of ti'i
i..-. ii iiiin-ii uu iiiiiii.i nines. ,,, gnye
Meed in tlttiisisens twice while
1 a member of the A. H. F. in France.
Breeches and Finger RinA
of carved black onyx with
applied diamond ornamentation.
J. ECaldwell & Ce.
Jewelry - Silver - Stationery
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
- T'1"! - I
Rebert Stewart, 150J Walnut St
Sporting and Mufti Tailor : Breeches Maker' '
., . eiure, 10 Bi 47tli Street
? j'i ;" .-"iv- wj w e,,vr;-j i" -Pf"M
TO HUNGRY CADDIg
Codarbroek, Arenlmink, Ball
and Lianerch Feast the
Youngsters Today
PRIZES ARE AWARDED
tyVyT"
the Arenlmink Gelf Club, thi VA
Club nnd the IJnnerch Country n0
nnd the only slices that were n!.j
caine off (J,c breasf of roasted tnrtXS
The Arenlmink Club dVn?r ffijt
nepu. wl,e j00 enddies "dreip ff
with turkey nnd nil the fixing.0 ft,
nffnir wis under the dlre-Mieii nt ,i
Greens Committee, assMe, ' by .'
women menders 0r the chib
At the tViInrbroek Country cink'
dinner a muslcnl program wis i
;i"'..i' . " 'i'T.1" wp' I'lOM-nted m
the winners of the cn.ltly go ,",?''
rncnt. Athlresscs were nmdc by eSJi
rldgmnn, Hewnrtl S. I'ckle.. i22ff
fcrgusen nnd ethers. Enehw
was sent home with a box of candy inj
fruit. Prominent members of us
netpil nn irellnru .i.. I V" atlH
.... "...,we, uaSIBIPtl fiy (V
V01 "Wink?1"1."1 '.tCP' f Wh,Ch JlM- Wtl
ti. i Ick le chairman.
Tlie Jlnln Geir Club illimc
flf I r nlnnl.' t .. 1.-. r..lt
..i .. viiiin, . uc IHIIOWrif IV n niOT.
Ine nlntllrn n.l , ,....1 in. I " U10T-
...,...,.. ..,,,, , .uuvviiic snow, nn(
each caddy is te be presented with
gift. The IJnncreh Cnuntri r-ii, ... .'
cd Its caddies' entertainment lth ,
fffilr tmi,rli li, ,l.H . . 4
..,. .,,.. ,,, llM. llierillllg, M,
lowed by n dinner nt 1 nVlrwi, . p.n '
Ing the dinner, nrlzes win i, '-......,
for the golf match nnd a preg am M
yaudeville and music will be DreMntMj
Frank De Witt Is chnlrmnu of tliocemi
ounce li cnnrjtc ei me ulTalr. An dJ
dress will be mnde by Frank Ileusler"
The members of the women's cemmlt-i
tee nssUtlng In the entertalnmt'iit an:
.in;, -iniinn mil iciinnii lVllllani
Mrs. Themas M. Fitzgerald. Mm. J
Albert Aloero. Mrs Kdwin Crew, MtV
"""'i eciiiiic. ji rs, j. ram Miyder,
Mrs. Geerge elnee, Mrs. It T. mi
and Mrs. Walter K. Panirl. ' "
The mpiiiberH of the junior ceminlttJ
in- uu- . iiwys neieu iviiseii, Isabella
Hpence. Gertrude Wilsen, Elcnerc VtM
nun iuiuinv , ,i llliess.
Judge Stern Sworn In
Judge Ilernce Stern, of Court ei
Ceinmnn Plcns Ne. L. wns sworn ll
luiuiy i a i ii term ei ipii years w
which he wns elected Inst November
The official oath wns admhiNtercd trl
nun u.v .iiiiigc iiiuratt, et the fam-
COIirt. JlltlCP Slei'll WHS nnnnlnl.l
Judge upon the death of Judge Weml
as the .Midge was busily emjaged In
iiciirini, uu ciinn.v case. .Mrs, stern
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Deaths of a Day
REV. HENRY A. BRANN
New Yerk Prle3t Was First Alumnuil
of AmericanCellcge in fleme
New Yerk. Pec. 20. Tlie fllthi
llusliaiitls H lc, hill M cut '" 'emi'. in uie early tinxs of hi
"Alse." said Mr. Geerge, "let this , priesthood Monsignor Bniiin was Tie
Christmas Day at Peltava
Itlea. Uee. jn.The noted riiralnU'
novelist. Vladimir Korelonko illcil.n
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neath Heavy Refriaerater
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.New lerk. he was appointed honors
chairman of the Famine IJeliff Cesii
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There is nn unmiatakuble amartucss about clothe
tailored by Rebert Stewart that has wen the
approval of a large and notable clientele. Fer our
Quality i higher than our Price.
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