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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERr-PHlLABELPHDV, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1921
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Churches and Clubs Will Enjoy
New Kind of Programs.
Mayer te Receive
TOWER LIGHTS BLAZE AT 12
llieusnnd of perfenii will tnlte part
In watch night Bathcrinps nnd ether
ceremonies In the nfnclnl welcoming of
the new yenr tonight.
A number of new ceremenlei will
mark the death of the e'd year nnd the
birth of the new. PeMdes the nsunl
telling of belts nnd the hubbub of the
streets there will be a mere serlon serlen
strain running through many f the
celebrations. And then there will be
receptions, dinners, dances, all kltnl!" of
entertainments
OntHtnndlnft among thee events wl'l
be the Mnver's reception te the p'iblie
and munlelpnl ntitheritlri en the second
fleer of Oty Hall, in the reception room
of the Mayer. , ,
In this large apartment, which has
been decorated with Chrtntmns green"
and electric light, in honor rf the holi
day scnwin. will he Matlencd Mner
and Mrs. Moere, the directors of the
different municipal departments nnd'
their wives, heads of the different county
offices and their wives, members of city
Council nnd their wives and ether tnu
nlclnal officers.
The general public will enter the,
building from the cnt entrance facing
Market street nnd will pa-s up the
stairway te the second fleer, nnd tliencp,
alone the corridor te the Maver s office. t
rhern tliev will be received and will
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then pass out of he bleniuneipal bul -
lmr bv wav of the main entrance lead
lng into B'ead -treet.
The Police Band will play In the cor
ridor immediately adjoining the recep
tion room. The reception will start at
0 o'clock, one hour earlier tlinn has
ben the custom, nnd will continue un
til shortly before midnight.
Tower Light te Ce Out
At five minutes of 12 th- Mglit in the
tower will be extinguished, and the
tower will remain In darkness unti' the
first stroke of 12. te indicate the birth of
the new year, when the Mghts again
will be turned en. The llshts In the
iiteenle of Independence Hall also will
In turned out nt the same time, nnd
will remain extinguished until nvdnlghf.
.when thev will be turned en and the
bell tolled.
One of the new features will be the
Inclng of rhritmn enrels, both en the
plara of City Hnll Immedinte'v beneath
11:30 o'c'eck te midnight
N 0 V
CEREMONIES
TOGREETNEWYEAR
wrif ns in the Mver office dur'n? the "emanc nn.l nre mnrrlel next deer, se will icrinlt .Pliimmi apportionment r , j M - T b, , 0Htirce flie l- Allisen, the new Sheriff, lint I ignu. n whole let of ether things, but i m,,,l,lr te Phradelphln audiences. There
well as in tne .iaer in i urn" Ui penk. Net a moment te rellect. and 'mev from the fund nt dlspefnl of the rn.V.'.1 ........ LT" ",,!. n.i.V . i ... made almost rlrnn urr .,f i, f..r..., ,.r. I," i ... -.7... "l" i... ...Ti.'. ,i ' are In t niiinv hints of tlm Stn.ulnsIH
T.reirew Ol tne rite. L.w.i. .u. .,.... -,. f . .,,.,..,,. ,, ,, ,,i,.. wlf,.P l),-.nrlmMf . ' visiieu ie ..nn-. j...r.. ,, m,. ,,,,.,.-- - '. v. m iui, .re v .. mh , ......... ".. . ,.,,, ,,..- ,,, ,-..". '"7.7. ",'..
Interest ng preemm lias i.een arranren ""'.",,'":;,' .,' fn-v,v l'im i Imr.rr i.e. had none, rrest milieu, and utter pen- ! v" , ':' I-,WY , ,, ,., , Jvt everytlilng wmeli is going te mean " "' V ;, ,"""" ."'" '""" "
ThV singing will be f.-rnlshed bv the '"'n.?,0' 11 , .1 T , . . TI'V , F ,L, ) Vii f , iiV ?.f ' dering n moment the magistrate saldl ;T.AItred Howerd. the chief deputy. K00( ,i,e for i00 children at a partv "cseiUh tew terrors te ears ,. tinne '
PMt,ln1,ln rimrAl Cnien of mere than ..! ",t " u 'r?n5 ,n he. ?he .knoUe nveipt of nIO for nlie of ..,.?,.,,.. will keep his job. The new deputies lire ,1. 1... the Insurance Patrel nt 51(5 "' tonal mccm of Schecnbcrg and
hi ndred voices under the lcadrhte ! m,n ae a appearances no eejieves n the .mhiik lamiiy. me meiiej was, 'Vj-fabb nnd Krest walked out le- Michael Trtstrnll. Norwood; Mark Arch street. -emc of tlie ether modern-..
It m"ss Anne mX h e th. .rt' K '"' hhll,u,irV,,,T ferTr,7kM ,0 S'ni frn,,. Hnlnh ' ' -' "" '' " W.e". they ' Murtaugh. Chester and Dorethy A. ''h e" corner of the long room i- n , T'e soloist was Klena Cerhardt. who
Allnncc and teacher of the Public , "Lj f JfiL r inld!s land hnsTen IT luL Z res from Mrs Ten,, V I "ached tl.e street they went iu oppe'. Ia!'. "e ns hwretai) towering Christmas tree, the branches " !? her appcarunee here in Mureh.
ni.ti, s3in.inp P'nses I especially .nere i.upin s nnna nns ben 1'rlekett. the rest from .'Mrs. .101111 v . 1 ,iirP(.tiens " ' Mi;rlff. of which rearli the cellinir It Is dec- "'1- he miiik the great trio of hengs
BI,AinnRn8 VS nnlnne' eb-ervanee. of " ' X W,M u nn ell, .,,. ! 1Vilrre' 20" "-icetreeu j cUen , ,w , M 5, h. XKS red nnd el- by UiehanI,, Wngner,"In 'IVIbhaus."
New Year's Eve will be the celcb-a- ,1.. nnMnUm .cc rlh' l ?e ' . Dl IMn UCDfl UllDT ' T'. (', T'"m v '""r1 ?,,l"7...?.l.nr- Iew b:'"H whlcli contain electric bulbs. "Sehmerzen" nnd "Trnume" and four
i:r . . ', . -1 i. 1.1. - t c. witn n iiew application, according in. , inninrtrt-r-r urnurr DllDMCn 1 HI IIMIl HhKIl HIIHI s ;il Miii'iiicn. .f i. , H.tr el. Willi. tn r 1 iti . ..t beiicm from n rpr l.v n.ni,iv M,.Me,.
lien leniKni nt ii.c i.iris nun-.- .u t-i. . ,Tmlr.p Alenni-hnn s vl 'ws hii n sup. Llr r NlU ' '"Hi DUnibU 1 ... .. .. .. -.. . 1.1 . 1 i "' ".."i .". .i'"i ..'..?, iuje u. u.v... .. -, y;--.- ..... ..v. .,..
Luke nnd th- Kpinhanv Church. A 'i f a "? of e nUlw ' et renentaice ' u,rr,l,uu 1 , M. MntlmcMilhe a reuMn of the innr- description are also hung en the tree. Ml" Herhurdt was net ut her bt If
thousand neenle are expected te attend before tlfinn! sten Is taken 1 Bethavre Estate nJmaaed S100 000 Lieut. Frank Scheble, Jr.. Victim efi"1 'n w""S tne deputy shei. IT, About midnight Captain William Car- ycslerday, and chewed 11 persistent ' R
thU traditional servU-e. A long prec-nm , TldrtvV " e Uk Moter Crash ' V 'T , , t , dell nnd Superintendent Harry Heff-, ciidency te depart from the key. added Fj
with a turkey dinner for old enp'e. .naV"" r. hat 0 'e T"l' an omie,, by Flames ... , ef,i , . 1 ' . ' slT'i",K';r' .'';-Inn"l'w,',. I mm, will distribute the gifts. p which her voice did net hcciu te have ' Eg
nwle. dancing, moving pictures and "" . "Vght eni lw a bit tee ler ' An overheated Hue. it is believed, j lieutenant r;nnk Prhnblc. Jr.. I.itn.l i new clerk of tl.e Qi-a.ler es- The men in the heutc have 11 "chew ll former power or ehar.ii. nor w.if H
a masquerade will culminate with a fe .'dge believe, "' started the fire tlin des roved the ' h"rP " 'J", World War. honored l,v le is ( ..urt. uu l.wp T. W adas. club um eac, man centrlbutcn dur- her interpietutleii m. urtlsile as U
i..-u JLi-t, .....i. .n ,i, eti.irl, f,,. "..;."," ..V.;:. , ., ... ..'.:.' ll! ...'.:.,.. " i -,,.. ...i lct li Marshal loch and (Jcnernl 1V-- I p per Dniby, is the new County Cen- i, ,i, ,r ,.nrnin .nm.n, nf former y. excent 11 the snrnn.l .....1 H
KRK; Wntcll Meht herlce
The Christian Endeavor Society wll'
Jjave a watch night service at the Pert
Richmond branch of the Seamen's
Church Institute, 2elS Hast Cambria
street.
The Bcv. .1. Franklin Bryan, pas
tor of the Emmanuel Church, Fifty
ninth street nnd Willows avenue,
Trill conduct watch night service-.. A
social hour will precede tlie church
ervlce.
The Philemuslan Cub, of Phlladel-
Shla. will Iiave a New Year's Eve
ance. The club will have open heue
New Year's Day. Mrs. Hermnn II.
BIrney, president of the club, will re
ceive, with the executive beard, from
a te u r. .m
The White Apron Club, of Highland i Munson. president et the Mutuen
Park, will enjoy n New Year's Ke ' Steimship Line, include Frederick Wat -celebration
in the clubhouse en Carel i -en. Cnsii' ncnernl from Crent Britain
boulevard tonight. The Manns have ' at New Yerk, urd Mrs. Watsen ; Felipe
prepared an e'aberate program, in- Tnbendn. Censul (ieneral of Cuba nt
eluding n variety of musical features
ane unnual
il New Year's reception
the Anhbish.ip of Philu-
tendered te
delphia bj all the Catholic societies in
the diocese will take place Sundnt
afternoon at .'1 o'cle. k in the t'athedml
Chapel, Eighteenth and Summer street-..
Cardinal Duughertj will dKher an ad
dress. MR. MACKEY IS HOPEFUL
Fend of Editors, Alse, and Gives
Newspapers Great Credit
The lust fiix j ears have been hnripv,
pregrcwilve yeais f(,r II.imj .v M.,. key
Who expresses the hope th.it the fut'ire
holds even greater things in '.. it. im)
who expresses, a ,, p,. 'ou,el npjir
Clatieil of the ceurtesj ..( I'dliit'j .in
of the nid newspapers have giun b:n.
in a tiii'iimr len'-r -."iii te " n'A-
IS
papers, and nddreswl ie Jiv I'e..-
tr. bditer, .Air. Maekt rev .. . ,
ceurnelnglv "six j.-ars' admin. -tratien
of the Workmen's Cempn-ati.jn Jw .
I'ennsjlvnnia." he being c'inirmen .
the Compensation Iteurd Th" rvi.
Is brief, but seeing te de ti. sibjert f il.
Justice.
And then, having already r.i'eei, n
the cditiTs, "most sincr 'i.unks for
the uniform rrnirtes" r ve 1 fr'u'i
them, Mr. Maekev stv Te '-e nw
papers I aceenl the grn"-' r-:.'t, for
no newspaper has wir . .j fr'i .
the space necessary te ii,.;i. ih ,.j.
mnnltnrliin features of -. - :, ' tie
Workmen's Compensation Law
"Te you. therefore, Mr I'A "r '
Mr. Msckey continue -.. . v ' I
extend the greetings of a N w Yeer.
"With grntitudc fur jour ip'.en in ihe
past I hepefjlly leek t. ti. f'H'ire."
Net a word does Mr M,i ny av
about the campaign for the net (lover (lever
nor, which is new warming up.
Hut as lie Mi j a himself, Mr. Mackej
In hopeful.
WATS0M TAKES OATH
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New City Treasurer Sworn In Before
Gatnering or Friends
vThemas V. Watsen, chairman of the
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fftcnublenn Cltv I e'emlttee who wns
'tlectcd City Treasurer last November.
j. v.B sworn Inte Otllce shortly before
j loon tedav before u gathering of Mend-
a Itnem K, Cenimnn T'leis Court Ne. ."
Judge Menughnn und Staakc occupied
th. bench nnd the oath of office was
jlten by Judge Mennghan Among these
nrwent were Blclmrd Weglein, presl-
ient of Council 1 Judge Bennlwcli.
lienldtrur of Wllls-eleet Campbell, As-
distant District Attorney Spclser, nnd
" JtsMrlnff City Trenmircr filiejcr.
" , Griffith Plcture Coming
1. W. Orifflth'a latest picture. "Or
ans of the Hterm," founded en hnte
Clixten'B etse classic. "The Twe Or
5Kw' will come te the Ferrest The-
Monday, January l, Lillliin ami
vjT!..' ei.h nr nLarred iu the picture.
i3 nwn thew in.thn at are Mente.
KIM. Jeph Scblldra
Crelehten
MtM: Tnfi-Xtum m
.yBBk Ltee.
Wilsen Predicts Victory
. for Democrats Next Year
New Yerlt, Dec. 31. (By A. 1.)
Prediction that the year 1022 will
show that the Democratic party "linn
entirely regained the confidence of
the Natien," was mnde by 'Wood 'Weed
row Wilsen In n New Year's letter
te the Women's Democratic 1'ollt 1'ellt
icnl League, made public here today.
Itcplying te a birthday letter sent
en tiehnlf of the league by Miss
Mllliin It. Sire, Its president, the
former President wrete:
"The message from the Women's
Democratic Pelltlcnl League gave me
vcrj great pleasure, and 1 wisli te
express- te you ami through jeu
te jour nsseilate of the league;
my heartfelt thank for the i heer
It lias given me, together with my
'..est wishes for the new year which
Is certain te show' that the Demo
cratic p.irtv has entirely regained
the confidence of the Natien."
JUDGE WOULD SIOP ;
HASTY MARRIAGES;
Make 'Em Ce Slower te Help
'Em Stay Wedded, Mena-
ghan's Thought
DFI AY
UL.uni
LAW COULD FORCE
Mnke Yin go slower.
TJlAM. f ....! fl I A I. - . .. aV. n
""-- " mu-inii i- in-- M.ui.1...
trentmcnt ,.,,, , , th trenblri,
billows en the sea of matrimenii, nc .
cording te Judge Monaghan.
'If they won't r slew of their own
accord." declared, the Judge, when dis
cuslng the number of divorces anil
bigamous marriage' that have been
lietherlng the courts recently, "Mew
them down by law."
Judge Monaghan Is in accord with
the opinion of Judge Alfred J. Tallcy.
a New- Yerk Jurist, who declnrcd from
the bench that the cmlv way te curb
bigamous mnrrlages 1- "te pass a law
prohibiting the ceremenv until a month
nfter Issuing the lleene.
"flood results an- bound te fellow
a law of that kind." continued Judge
Mennghan. "Of oeure, In Philadel
phia, the percentage of bigamous mar
riages Is small. But we have the Blk Blk
ten weddings te contend with.
"My observation I' tliut many of
thec unions turn out unhuppllj. These
eupies go te l-.lKten. get a license en
cludwl, "everyone wh.i has objections
would hove ample opportunity te conic
forward."
MUNARG0 SAILS TODAY
Prominent Officials te Accompany
Steamship en Maiden Trip
A narty comprising consular officials
and prominent transportation men of
thU s'ectien are In thi city tedaj te he
lasscngers
nn flip inn iIpii ein.. nf
the new Munson Line stenmshln Munar
:e. which sails thi afternoon for New
Yerk. The Munarge has been built for
si-rvirc between New Yerk and Niimju,
Brbnmn Is'nnds.
Tiiesc who nre en beard for the
mnlden vejage. n.s guests of Frank C
i Vew Yerk, nnd Mrs. Tabenda : II. J.
i Medrnne. Vice Censul of Cuba nt New
Yerk, and Mrs Medrane: Dr. J. II.
i.uis, i niisui imm i.uea, I'liiinucipniii ;
Uebert M Parker, vice president, aid
llalu'i S. Stubbs, vice president, Am.r-
i-an Sugar Befining Cempany: II. A,
Mugeun, M-tiier vac president, ew I
Yerk Shipbuilding Corporation, and
Mrs. Mugeun : Nat I)uke, freight traf
fic manager. I). L. and W. Ballrend.
and Mrs. Imke; T. C Powell, vv
president, Trie Itul'rend, and M.rs. ,
IVwell; Wil'.lam T Ualnej, Cuba
Northern BuUwem., and Mrs. Ilainey, '
ard all uf the ufli. iuls of tl.e Muuaeii
Line.
DRY NEW YEAR'S SEEN
25 Special Agents Due In City Frem
Washington
Tventy-tlve speri.ii proMhiiieti
s,zen will arrive tonight from Wash-
rig'ur. r., help ii.Ac tmiiijlir and
Mei.d.iv's New Y'-H ceU-butimis ll.e
drve-t tiie e-it La- .iiewh.
H.irvev I. I' II. . I. pi'i.liil.lti.ill fli fli
fercement eflic-r for tin Slate, wil'
he In ;ierset.,u .i i,ind of tlie ngei i
,j will te'jr tt .' hotels, mffiand res
tui ran' In -emeu of contraband geed-
Iemiediii" nir. .si are net ordered
I mi vieliii.r- vvill l -Minn. ened hefeie
l't.ite.1 .-t.it. s f .urn. .sslener M.inlev
TjiI.h morning.
Proprietor- "f caf. s vere wurne.)
tmlav that drink. Mg nf nnv kind in then
i!.i'.s ill n..r i. Mii'id W.ur. -
and h ! p of n'i k a Is I,
ttat the l reprletnr i- '
one urii.l.'iug.
be. netllii-d
i told nf uti
HELP MINISTERS' WIDOWS
Pension Fund te Give $1000 in Ad-1
i dltlen te Regular Annuity !
J Trusteej of tiie Church I'eusiun 1'und '
: of 'he Protestant Kpiseepnl Church have
I d'-cided te extend the benefits of the
pen, en system by granting immediate i
, 1(1Jln(1lt of 511,(10 te the widows of cler-
1 gym.-n (tying in acme service.
Heretofore widows have net received
...11 en. 11 mm death tieneflts. Imt luivn
' gotten annuities, in monthly payments
J e.iual te niie-luilf 'f the old nge nnuuitv
te which the liuslniiel would Imv. Ien
entitl'd. The m uiinuni unnuit.v Ims
I i...nn iC'nwi '
The jleOO will be 111 addition te that
annuity. Te nil w'deun wlme 1ms
bands died between March 1, 1111" un I
the present time there lias been granted ,
an inerease In their nnnu'tles of $f!0 11
vear. which renresents tlie income at
0 per cent en S1000.
Sneak Thieves Reb Twe Hemes
Sneak thieves continue te !.. a. tivr m
various part "f the cm. '1 in l,me of
Tonics Heward. Hi" Ilinnd.M.iic
treet. wns eniercsl yestenlaj while the
'amllv was uwiiy and clothing vulued
at $130 stolen. The home of N. Berrell,
llilswertli street neiir- Twenty-sernnd,
was robbed of clethinr nnd Jewelry
.worth, J200. jJ
MAYOR VISITS HOI
OF NEEDY FAMILY
Premises Jeb te Paul Novak,
Man Who Tried Suicide
in Canal
GIRL IS INTERPRETER
Kleveti-j ear-old Mnrq Neak was the
interpreter between her mother, Mrs.
Paul Novak, nnd the Mayer, when Mr.
Moere nnd Mnjer Barclay II. Warbur Warbur
ten. newly unpeinted Director of Public
Welfare, visited their home today at
I2."2 Cro-Ren (treet, Mnnnjunk.
Tills little home, where Paul Novak.
'ils wife nnd live children linve lived
for .tears, has only two room".
Yesterday Paul Novak nttemnted sui
cide in order that his family might oo' eo' oe'
leet ills life Insurance nnd thus nvert
starvation which threatened them. He
was rescued b pdice who learned the
family hail nothing te ent but crusts
of bread.
When the Majer's limousine drove
up te the Novak home, shortly before 1
o'clock tedaj . the five children ran
from the lmusc tinil gathered around
hi in
"Mj. eli my." nid the Mayer as lie
i -looped te enter the deer nnd snw the
i pitiable condition of the house which
this family called home.
lime Plenty te lint New
"Have jeu p'enty of foeilV he asked
' Ml-1"- Novak, but she shook her head
i(lmj k Ulls hpp ,,(,,.t chM w)m SP1.VP(
)' the conversational link between her
' and Mayer Moere.
i "ici, we hae lets new since police
t rf . i
mni ipnrneu new unci en we were nuer
n fntlicr Jtlnipcj i tlie canal."
e pointed te the table where there
was a pile et feed nnd n unmoor ei
'etters from which protruded bills of
-everal denominations.
and DirectorWaXne,, 10'
the two rooms nnd haw the conditions I
under which this family lived.
After patting several et the children
en tne neaci. lie sain ;
"Mary, tell your mm her I will per
sonally assure " her, her husband w III
have a job just ns coon as he comes
nit of the -si linl and is able te work."
lie nld outside lie had made the vli
., t . ..it i i i .1 ..t.,1
He -aid outside he had made tin- W
te enable the director te see conditions
with which he weiiM have te cenund.
Seme time affe there was a fund ere
ntrd . an appropriation of Ci uncll for
n-'Ief of the peer nnd uneipl iyed
'I'hrmiEli the f onversntien with Mr-.
Nevnk and meinhfs of oilier fanilllrs hi
tilt sertien. Hie .uiijur i-iep.-.". .u y.' ,
million
t ini.i ll li-l .
Mr, .lescph Wharten l.lpnliicntt nt
Uetbavrcs. The 'ns te house and fur-
' nNhlngs. i 1h estimated, will be mere
. ,hnn Sinn nun
Nethim bqt'the- walls of the stone
nn tlm ,.., f n MM l.nM.i.i Vnll.iv
t.'niu Stntie.. nn.l Ttetimvrps. n..,i n,
one of the show places of the snetien.
'" ,nl' '""or Vl', ' aVJ" l"V ""
nln"' ";"' '"" '" " , ""t- "
'-fte. fars age lecause of s
"" :- : " '
drafted attention for miles, nnd me'
terlsts hurried te the scene ns the smoke
and ilauie bll'ewed upwaid.
SLAIN SLEEPINGAM0NG .70
Phlla. Man Murdered In Baltimore
ivinsien M55a,.ani escapes
N l.lle sleeping' nengside e -. vrntj
I her iiieii in Inasmuch t.espel MiM. n.
II i.iiiuinerc. I'.uwiini .H.mT. .l .i
city, was shot. e death earlj.:eMerd,j.
ills Miiyrr inreiiieiieu te Kin mi. M-ntci.
ruin and then tied. Flic
"a I chliian
pursued for several blocks.
The mission prnvilhs free iedxlm; for
lieine.Sf. men. Police believe t'l.il ml,.
in ry may nine ueen uie moue, or that
the assailant was satisfy injr. ai. i.i.j
grudge Mever's pockets weie nfle.I,
but that may have been d' n. t,-, a
"blind."
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"ENGLISH FEMINIST'S" VIEWS I
ON WOMEN ARE CALLED BOSH
Jr. L. Geerge's Ideas That Fair Sex Are Bern Lawbreakers "All
Til'istvd and Wrong,' Says Mrs. JS'erris S. Barratt '
Arc women "born lawbreakers''"
V I. (HMirue. wlie calls I in. self "an
CtiL'lish feminist" and who is :n this
eeiiiitrv te xM-iLince his view- for geed
Aniericnii dollars en the li.tjre plat
form, siijs that they are.
I'hiladclphid women say eiiipb.itieally
that thev are net
Mr. tieerge is a writer of -01, ; wnei
ikes te "make the aninials innr " He
'muled in Ni w Yerk the etln r day, and
..fore lie was fairly off the lmt con-,
tided te tin world that he had proposed!
,., call hi- lir-t lecture. "Hiiv Women
''iiinis?" That wus tee strong for even ,
Mr lieerge, however, nn.l he clinngeil
11 te The Intelligence of Women."
Mr. lieerge wants evcrjledv te knew
1I..11 he ibiiiks women r- all) le have
Intelligent. In the main, just like a
man's. He sn.vs. however, that woman
is "a natural lawbreaker." 11 "law
gnerer" and has the constant Impulse
"te go iu by the deer marked 'this wuy
out,' "
Women Kay t Bead
Alse, out of his deep knowledge' of
the feminine heart and mind, he Is con
v uioeil that women are net se difficult
te "rem . as men lire iinwiiiiug re ir.
" T .' . ,,Vi tn , .-n It -iii "Verv I Anil III view of tl.e wonderful work 1h.1t
,. take the trouble W le.ul till " ' tlD wemw, of i:nsInnI did in the war,
(inn. subl Mr. f'f"rf' ' " 't 1 f de net understa.nl hew this Kngllsli Kngllsli
new what the r wive- are,, t. 11 nil cnn fa estimate
,,,,'t Li un: they have ether things' ( generally. I knew that it
t
.1
t flu
Mr Nerrls S. Barniti, wife of Judge
Barratt. doesn't approve of Mr.
(.cerge's views in general, but thinks
he may have a lucky shot In Inn Inst
dntum about meu net giving ull their
I thoughts te their women folks.
I "The rest of It is all bosh, of oeume,
snld Mrs. llnrrutt. "I de believe,
'though, that we are less lonscienslj
I in our husband' thoughts than seiiif
1 would have us believe. We imiv lie ill
tin biit'k of their minds. That Is te
my tiie lies, ei our mm. I think, are
luigelv ii'tuatcd bv a desire te de things
thai will make their women proud of
them.
"Men are se busy maKing 11 wuy
for themselves, se busy with their
ambitions, their Plana for doing geed
j,e Uje world at larje, or. for makllvJ.Mr. Geerje must have."
TEMPLE STUDENT FIGURES
IN MATRIMONIAL ROMANCE
Jehn V. Heran and Anita
Murray, Gcrmantewn, Mar
ricd August 25
Feared Parental Opposition,
Se They Kept the Wedding
a Secret
Jehn V. Heran. 0.127 Lancaster ave-
nue. nnd Miss Anita Charlette Murray.
48 West Jehnsen street, Oermnptewn
Mirprlscd their friends today by an
nouncing that thej; were married
quietly Aueust 2." last, In the chapel at ,
VlUnnevn College.
The formal announcement will be
made this evening nt the nnntt.il dinner
of the Phi Delta Bhe Krntcrnltv. ut
the Nermnndle. Mr. Heran. who is
twentv-twe nrs old. is the son of Dr
William P. Heran. His bride, who I
twenty nnd n graduate of VUln, Maria
Acndenn. Tracer. Pn., Is the daughter
of Dr. B. J. Murray.
The parents of both young people
give their approval when told the new.
The jeung couple were married quietly,
they said, ns thev feared opposition
because of their nge and the fact that
the bridegroom is still in echoel.
The young man Is n sopiieinoro nt
Temple I'nlversity, nnd Is connect"-.!
with the law offices of William W
Pmitliers, In the Finance Building. He
HE BREAKS HER FURNITURE
BUT SHE MAKES NO CHARGE
Mrs. M. J. B. Tabb(Recently Fined
for Speeding, Falls te Prosecute
Mrs. Martha J. Buckley Tabb. of the
Kssev. Apartments, Thirty-fourth nnd
i Chestnut streets, who recently 'gained
"" ? W J"
peedlng. is probably in the market for
n great deal of furniture.
t... llrit.irn wmild He used tn m.
place that which was smashed last night '
by Y. S Frest, who gives nn address
at Slxn -second and Chrlstlnn streets.
Patrolmen from the Thirty-second
MPTI null i mil I ii m-iiii- niuiiiiii
Vprf, num,nnP() le Mr,, Tn,)b-8 npnrl.
ment lat night when the phoned.
Patrolman Helland saj's he arrived
In time te see Frest tearing down u
'hrlstmns tree, which he threw onto a
pile of broken elinlrs, tables and ether
articles of furniture. 1'rest was ar
rested
,.-,,., . nP,,,l .,!.. !,fP..
li. -I ...... ... ...B....'. .v,.,. .,v.....
bllig. wns scr.eiis'v Injured insl night
when the steerlm ge'ir of a rlesid car.
'n which he sst helpless, li-el and th'1
tnachlne crashed into p iiel- . He Is iu
the Jewish !Ienlttil siiffer'nc from s
no silile frn lured skull and etliei -.en-
I 0I'" "'J'irleS
Twe specialist., nl tiie hospital spent
'nn nl"ht iu an effort tn --ave his life
The nceident ecurr d nt Ashbourne
rend and Spring avenue, just outside
the entrance of I.winoweod Hall. tit
nfter li o'clock last evening. I.I. uten-
nt Schelile s brother, Kalph, who was
driving the car nnd wus the only ellur
occupant, wns thrown out but escaped
serious Injury.
TO DEDICATE SYNAGOGUE
Congregation Atereth of Israel La-
dies' Auxiliary te Present 2 'Torahs'
Congregation Atereth of Israel, of
(jvernroeK, win dedicate tneir new
i 1..-'jin ie.q s-nrtl. Sivilnli tt met t
! l;11;,
,, ,,,., ,i.n,.,i ,i, , ,iic. .....
llinrv uill iirevent the rimcri'i-iiMe-i with
i ....: .. i :n -.-...
two "Torahs." The officers of
the
- I.ndles' Anxillnrv ere! Mrs.
B.
L.
Scliwnrtzenhers. president; Mrs. H
Sclilndler, secretary, and Mrs. H. Bess.
treasurer.
The new building will be utilized for
regular religious mtvIcis, as a school for
tiie children and u communal center.
I their families hnppj and cninformble.
timt they don't have time te think n
, great lenl about their wives' point
of
view. And tills Is perfectly proper. But
ns for the rest Mr. Ccerge's. Ideas are
all twisted und wrong."
Anether prominent clubweman, who
did net wish hfr name te appear,
pointed out that it wasn't very sensible
for the Kngllsh 'ecturer tn begin his
tour In this country by nntnennliiuff
his audiences "Afi.r nil," she smd,
"most of the patrons of Kctureg a-e
women. If men go nt all. they nre
dragged along In their wlve. Se If
tliee nre .Mr. i.eerget. opinions lie 1
might find it te
them te himself
advantage te keep
May et Coel Keiepllen
"I entirely disagree with liiin. of
course, " said Mrs. JMgar Cepe. "If
lie comes te Philadelphia, I inn afraid
he will get a very cool reception from
tne women. The Spanish writer,
Ibnui'4, wns innde te feel the effect of
women's disapproval of his uncom uncem
pllinentar) remaiks about them.
"M.v experience with women is net
that the) are lawbreakers nither hnt
they are the firmest upholders of law.
is uet tiie opinion our bejs brought
home with them from the war.
"In this country, during wartime. I
knew that even the weakest and idlest
of women turned iu and worked spleu
dldly ; indeed, some of tliem were among
the best. And uew that the war la
ever, the women ere still keeping up
the work begun then. The Bniergeney
Aid nnd the Bed Cress ure doing noble
work for the destitute of Burepe, 11
work that Is tee little known. Seme
have let Mew 11. bill lu the main the
women 11c working in devotedly as
ever
"Dickens siomewhcro 1 den t remem
ber ills exact werds.--nald that a man
with u low opinion of women must be u
uretty peer bert of a mun. I don't
knew what kind et a mother and ulsters
I WW Ill) in 1
sfTqBfPJSinCBai
xTtaazva ta St
MBS. JOHN V. HORAN
la a graduate of the 'West Philadelphia
High Scheel.
He nnd his bride met when he was m
the navy In 1018, when he had occasion
te visit Villa Maria College en u fur
lough. Mr. Heran will continue his
legal studies.
'MYSTERY MARY'S' HUSBAND
GETS DELAWARE COURT JOB
New Sheriff, Prothenotary, Con
troller and Clerk. at Media
Willlum J. McCarvcy wus today ap
pointed u clerk in the Dctawnrc County
Court, where early this jear be tried
te obtain custody of his child from his
wife, th.' "Mjstcries Mury" of the
Itiiytnnii' Fclni -U murder trial.
MeOnrvey's appointment ciune ns
jiart of a general f-hake-up in tl.e
Mcflia courthouse. A new yiicriff, Pre.
thonetury, County Controller and clerk
of the ljunrtcr Session;! Court enter
elfice Monday.
Wl'llnm Ward. Jr.. the new Pro Pre Pro
thenotaty, appointed Mctinrvcy u clerk
in his office. Mcfinrvey also was nnuud
a deputy clerk of Quarter Sessions
Court.
Andrew J Dnlten. Chief Deputy
Prnthiinntnrv, will relain that posi pesi posi
tlen. J. Harvey Smith, the retirlnc
i rouieuoinry, win Deeeine n iiepuly
I .!... . ... . . "
trullrr. Drlen I,. Ljic rctlilns Cen
treller, will become Chief lX'putj Cen-
li ei rr.
Ail i Ii. new county ..flleinls will be
sworn ime .iiBce Monday by Judge 1-nic
.Tfl.iisen a ft or i,c tales the oath f.u id's
third t.'im.
Anether i fficlal who will begin I . r
(Inile. .Memliiy is Mrs. I'rwm fhijuey.
Mcllii, the 111 t wi'llitilt in l. ..iw.ii.
Ceunij le be eleited n p-mi di'e.-t' r.
1921 MARRIAGE LICENSES
SHOW INCREASE OF 578
I ,
.22,159 Couples Were Wed, Bureau
low
Alhn V. Mnlv. te;tl S. fiMli ,t
IS. i".cn M. f'oein r. t0 S rmh t
Jul.n II Spniul. Wllinltikten. Mel., aiel M'l-
lr. 0 !;. limd, t.'hisi-r lv.
TlieniiiH It Alllsun lis Mt. Vernen t.. and
Ii"Klna IVrvli. (.is y i'h !tn av.
n..H'l. A tjiiln-r. 1.17L' 111 llnklum M . and
Marilia ltn.!h. sa.'.'i ertl.udux it
W..II. r T. Wllnen lloaten. .VMss , ai.d IM'.th
Hii.ii l.rlrn.. . l'a.
K-i.- Hi S Call., Sprliull. Id. Mass, ul.-I
Ail v I . .Merl'llicre, Lenex Mam
H.ri V M.iriln. 5121 t'hiatnut !.. mid
wV!n'aii!.'ril,rr'lvkh,3l!,T7 y$XZ$ nniI
m.i. un t. wil Ikiiih. 'jij'j lieddeM st,
I. ii s Solane, ll.'a N. lltli tt.. mid (.'aimui
II lllaz. 171:: M'UiIpv at
i:i.i -t...li r A, Mecllnals, .'l.ia N tilth st ,
i..i a .,. v. n.nih. ...i "ini m isih ..
lJtui Maiehall .'L,-l I N 13th at., and Laura
ln. 'Nun. ::iH7 N nth M.
Mli.m J'. h.iHer, .".'lis Laintiu uvc, and
..i.i i; K'i. ikU. .arl., J'u,
"ALL LIES," MAYER SAYS
Candidate for Appralsershlp
censed Over Vice Charges
In-
m 1. .uaycr, v nre wuru leader nn.l
.iii"lidnte for appointment as 11 mcr -
iintile appraiser, was incensed tedav
ver pub'ished statcnients that lie was
ictiM In obtaining police protection for
liserderly resorts iu thi.-. city twent.v
earn age.
"That is n cowardly nttnek and is
mulling but a pack of lies," Mayer
nid "I have no furthVi inment' te
nuke M UiIm time. I atn nn Americiiii
itlen nnd well able te defend mvelf."
Miner, len.li r of the Thirteenth
vv,.r.i . i.i.r . ,1... 11.... t
" "I". I" ..ii- ... mi' J.lll.-llll 111 1
vVi IrIiis und Measure-. 1, ceuntv job. 1
'!" !i:,s t!,c bneking of Semi, or Varc for
'. j"'."
'I
in. naiitlle ui.rnisership, new
i its J f. amrer-eleet Watsen.
Mer'-anil'e api.raiseis nre appointed
jointly bj the Clt.v Treasurer and by
' .. s;,,iic, Auditor (ienernl.
Auditor fleneral I.ewls nt Ids home.
in Yerk, today was told of the allega
tions made against Mayer and was
asked if niiytlilng had been done con
cerning the upprnlservhlp which pays
ninilv SS00O a year in fees.
"Nothing lias b.en done ,-0 fur," Mr.
nrNt week.' when 'i come te Phl'ii-
I.ewis sain. .eriiinp will lie iiene nil
dc'phlu for u centefence with the CiM
TrctiMiicr. Yeu knew I haven't sule
control of the appointment,"
He wns .islet il If he would be in
fluenced by the allegations upniiist
Mnyer. lie said he wnn net in 11 posi
tion te reply definitely , ns hu had net
lead the statements.
Hospital Nur6e Robbed
Miss He' en Swln, 11 nurse In the
Wemun'H College Huspltal, North Col Cel
ege avenue and Twentieth street, iu iu
perted te the. police today the theft nf a
coat, patent leather bag. fountain pen
nnd 11 llashlight. valued in all at S.10.
Gtewawdy Eludes Capture
Pn'ice ure looking for .l.ilin Hansen,
11 Swede, who was found hiding lu the
coal bunkers of the steamship Mennii
just before decking hum at ('Irani
Pent. . yhen Hansen wus looked for
te turn ever ta inlnilri.Hn. ...tt..l.
lMt waBvfQund fa badivsjaped.
a a wwhi iiini ii ii hi i eamm
. iVllH. ...I'.IU'VJ. .1. Iliv- .A. I I. Ill, If.tlllL ' ...l.i. l...,l . I .. . i,. Tfa
Announces t)0 n..tlrteliem Ship Building Cerpera. ! . '.'. ,!'.. "ll.ex,at(',, ' 'H! .' ums-. of c" 'i
Figures pub'ished by the Marrl.ig" I tlen at Wllinlnglen. Mrs. U. L). Leen- , U-.i " t.ei i i -i i i rieli i 1 1, t'1.', ' ?mt!lB
I.ic.nse Bureau today for 1021 show i nrd, of -1120 Spruce street, wl'l christe,, I ?',? b! MntiSn" ii fri ,I,C l,l,ln', fe
there was nn increase f ."8 ever 1020. . the vessel in honor of l,er husband, who I ienh KMscee . nf - r-'i1 V it0'Ia'V' ' P
! JJnrins 11.21 22.1.-.0 couples obtained manager of domestic sale,, for the jX ' lax IHver L ."' I ,"'rJ 'iV'" 1
1 censes, wh-le in the previous jear , Atlantic Beiiu'ng Company. J tS
I there WC1V 21..1SI. ! T1,B ,n,,U.r l.n Mieen cr,s,r,,et.l !, V. ,WA. hl.h..,nkab Ut I5rad lllid ul- , fcl
MurrliiKi' llceiises issued today fel-i.i, i,.,, nn,i ,n.i n.,...v,..i n., " w ' """1 greets. ;0
" - . Llll. I..V'I ...... ...v. II .lil.bl IllllC. II . ti
and
UROPEAN
CREDIT
PLAN AGREED UPON
Allied Business Men Would First
Butld Up Transportation
Facilities
INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM
By the Associated Press
Paris, Dec. 31. The economic con
ference of allied bankers nnd manu
fncturlng Interests which has been con
sidering measures for re-establishing
the International qrcdit of .Europe
agreed .today upon the draft of a project
for nn International consortium which
will be submitted te the Allied Supreme
Council nt Cannes.
A representative of Japan tedny
elned the British, French, Italian and
'lelglan delegations In the Conference.
The project, ns It had previously been
Irawn up In Londen, was somewhat
modified In the talks that have occurred
between the British nnd French In
terests here. It Is based pnrtlnlly upon
the international credit scheme of Dr.
.1. Ter-Mculen, the Dutch economist,
which was approved by the financial
conference nt Brussels Inst year.
The Idea Is first te upbuild the pub"
lie utilities, railways nnd kindred
agcnck'H In countries where economic
titngnntinn In due te lack of transpor
tation. The nsscts of the countries thus
nided will, as provided for in thd Ter
Meulen fdienie. be pledged ns security
for the lenns involved in enscs where
the consortium has net given a con
cession for operntlen.
Austria, which is regarded by the
conferees ns in the direst need, ii ex
pected te be the first beneficiary in the
working out of the scheme, with thciwns summoning forth the Inst cllmntk
hope that her recovery will contribute
te tiie improvement et tne situation
genernlly nnd particularly te that iu the
smaller states of Central Europe.
The capital of the consortium will be
definitely fixed only after the council
nt Cannes has passed upon the scheme.
.Sums varying from 5.000,000 te 20.
000,000 nre talked of. It is pointed
out, however, that the amount of the
capital Is Immaterial, ns the consortium
Itself plans te find funds outside Us
own capital, neting in most cases
merely uy u clearing jieuse.
INSURANCE PATROL TO
GIVE CHILDREN PARTY!
"Eats" and Gifts Will Be Dlctrlb-I
uted Dance te Be Held '
n . .. V ,.-..... . V. ...M .....Ull- sjfc - - , 1 , I ..., HTI
money widen is used for the Party en ""inn ei tuc .Plainer songs.
New Year's Eve. There will be mufclc There was nji uiinilstnknble ut ut
fer tliese who care te dance. ! mosphere of nerneiisness lieth mi the
Pour children of the neighborhood nre purl of tlie orchestra, which made n
coming te the party nnd some of the , number of "Hips' and en tliut of the
men iu the house, there tire eighteen , audience ns well, which showed Itself
in nil, will bring their families. Men ' by the great amount of coughing and
from ether fircheuHCs liave been invited, i ether nelecs which punctuated the
TO LAUNCH TANKER
i O. Leenard te Be Christened by
Wife of Man Craft Was Named After I
The Atlantic Befining Company's new
i " 1KP V ' ''7 r'' "II' '""'''''''i
will be propelled by !I00 hortepewer tur
bine, and us oil for fuel. It is te be
emplejed iu coastwise transportation of
refined petroleum products.
The It. O. Leenard is liOOO- tens dead
weight, 200 feet long nnd .'!!! feet wide.
It drawn 17 feet of water und U
speed Is 10'i knots nn hour. A nevei
feature is tlie pumping i-qulpmrnt.
wiilcli will eiiuDle the slilp te piimi.
, PiHellnr. kerewne or lubricating oil le
, tanks lis. far as a wile from tlie deck.
i
M NT TOTALS DROP
iiiiiii i lumkd unur
Fewer Pieces but of Greater Value In
1021 Than In 1920
During lll'-'l tie 1'hiladelphin Mint
coined flfl.."07.J'.IS
llei.
valued nt
Ti", STO.'J.m. )(), at ci'iapjud .villi Ifjtl
.ilJ.Itd pieces, vnlmd at .'J,,-i:!"..'i7l)
in IOL'0. and 3(KI,!il.-i.0l)0. valued nt
M.'I.Sle.OlO, In 11)111. The big dren In
1 number of tiltr.s coined .v.is r 1 11 .
in
, sln!iil;..L" In neimles .".'.1 1. -.r 1 Kin I,,,
I'.i'Jl. as (iSaIr.st 81(MU.-,,000 in 1110
nnd lW2.01il.(MM) in 11)11).
The big value lu coinage thld .venr
was due te resumption of coinage under '
Piltmnn net of silver de'lnr.s. of vvhic
ll.(iiMi.0(M) old design were turned out
end hilll.'l".". of the new "iteace" de
sign. Ge'd coinage also run heavy,
ullhlMllitJif Ji'isi.3tltl iieub'e ei'.'le
I Iu 'idd'tleii te deiuiblic celntige Mint
coined 111,1 10, II.'i'J geld, silver und
I pieces t lereijn ceuiittles.
I Saloenman Is Held for Grand Jury
, .lescph White, saloon proprietor nt
UlOl Blilge avenue, was held In SOO
hull for the (hand .Turv by Magistrate
Benslinw today, after lletcctlve Mellen
testllied he l""l inircliiised a drink of
'lquer from White.
Evangelist Rader te Preach
Iije'l Itndei, flibngn eh."niM iin-'
Hviv't'lst, wil snenk at 7:13 o'clock
'.iiini-ew evening nl the C.miinunitv
Church. Oxford Presbvterian. ilrend
nnd Oxfr.nl streets, eji "Pn rubles and
T,t lu the Hlb'e."
Wedding Invitations
and Enclosures
Secial Stationery
Business Stationery
i'unfMrVei(it Plates
J. RCaldwell & Ce.
Jewelry - Sitven - Statieneity
Chestnut and
r
Stqheivski Baby Is
, "Senia Maria Neel"
Leepold -Stokew ski announced to
day that n nnme hud been selected
for his daughter.
It Is Henln Maria NoelNeel be
cause the young lady was born the
day befere Christmas.
Stralned Arm Muscle in "Fire
Bird," but Will Con
duct Tonight
IS TREATED AT HIS HOME
Leepold Stekmvskl will conduct the
Philadelphia Orchestra tonight, de
spite the fact that Strawlnsky's 'Blrd
of Fire" be' strained his right urm
yesterday that the concert was suddenly
terminated.
Examination by u physician and the
masseur who treats Mr. Stokewskl'o
arm after every 'concert, determined
that the sent of the disaffection lay
In the large muscle Immediately below
the elbow, which hnd 'apparently suf-
jcreii a scrcrt) strain, probably incurred
! In the hent of the mere animated move
ments of the suite.
-Mr. Htokewski was confined te his
room nt his home In Chestnut Hill to
day, but he nniieunced that the treu-
tiie was giving way, and that he would
surely conduct this evenlmr.
-He explained that Just as his baton
cneru et run reurtli of tlie six liltm
bcrs of (he Strnwlnsky suite yesterday.
u sudden pnln shot tlireush his forearm
and he was tumble te use It.
The feature, of the con ert wns the
fine performance of the Brahms Sym Sym
dieny Ne. .'I.
The work was finely performed and
rend, cen though there might be some
difference of opinion ns te the sudden
changes of tempo in the first movement
nnd the tempo in which the somber fig
ure in A tint just after the opening
theme of tlie finnlc was taken. The
many glories of the composition were
brought out with a spirit nnd n sin
cerity which put far Inte the back
ground miner differences of interpreta
tive dctnll.
The ether orchestral number con cen
sjstcd of cxtructH from "The Bird of
Fire." Tills remarkable work has been
p'ajed before, but is relatively
music. Just nt the close of the beau
Ulful "Treuine" some unfortunate in one
1 of the balconies dropped a book and
.was rewnrded by n leek from the con-
doctor in which Indignation nnd sorrow
were unevenly mixed.
Autelst Drunk Is Charge
Chnrge,! with driMng hi.s automobile
Deaths of a Day
MRS. MARY HUGHES DOYLE"
Mether of Attorney Here Was Sixty-'
Eight Years Old
Mary Hughes Dejle, mother or Ml-i
chael l'rancl.s Dejle. attorney, of this
it J. died tedny at her home, l.yi.'j
Seuth Bread street, after n proleuge I
llilie.ss. She was sixty-eight jenrs old.
Mrs. Heyle was bem iu Aiintarn,
County Armngli. Ireland. She came te
this country at the age of thirteen.
Mrs. Deyle, who wns related le the
aie Atcnuisinip jiugnes, of New Yerk.
' ''"d been an Invalid for Hie Inst cven-
teen jenrs n' her life, helm.' attended
uy lier daughters, Anna und Agnes, at
her home. Besides her dnughteis, she
's survived by two heiw, Mlchsiel I'ran
K and .loin, .1. Dejle.
I tineral services will be lie'. I lues.
dm niernliiL' at the Cl.mel. of i,n v...
1 uun.'intlen, Tenth and Dlnklnsun
streets, und burial will be in Ilelv
I f-'resh Cemetery.
MRS. MARY G. JOHNSON
Wife of Newspapermen Passes Away
After Leng Illness
Mi. Mary U. .lohiicen, wife of Her
beit l')h'isn. ne.vspnpir mint . of tiil
city, lie.) liiht nijiit ni her home, lull
S0111I1 l-'iftj -fifth Muct. Mrs .1. din
son. who was (iflv -sever yi.iu old
liel liec.j .11 falling health ' t u- manv
meutlis.
Hern in Carlisle. Pa.. Mi. Jehnsen
was n daughter of Mr. and Mis. llirnin
He) finger, and a niece of the late Dr.
Isaac Hejsinger. Mr. and Mrs. John John Jehn
eon wcre married thirty-live warn age.
She is survived bv her three danglings,
Helen, Mlrium and liorethj.
Funeral services will take place Mon Men
day morning, at 11 o'clock, interment
te lie lu Arlington Cemeterv. The
services will be conducted by the Bev.
Dr. ).. Smith, of St. Geerge'-) lCpicepnl
Chinch.
Juniper Steeets
SPRAIN WONT KEEP
STOKOWSKI AWAY
i "i.'S'i wiin umiiiL' iiid nuiome nie m
IT
HOI OWNERS JAB
MORTGAGE DOCKETI
-1
County Recerder Says Past'
Year Tops Others In Werk
Completed
FILES NOW UP TO JULY
Phlladelplilnns who purchased hetnri I
during war prosperity nre new tnert-'
pacing the-n bv liund-eds. neeerrfin- ..
.Tninea M. Hnzlctt. Bccerder of Deed '
who nraws mis conclusion trem the ab.
nermnl nmnunt of work done br lilt
oflice In 1H21. mt-U
Unemployment nnd general huslntw' l
depression hnve developed nn ncute )
financial poverty nmeng the nvcra
tin e owners se thev have been com- I
polled le seek mortgages for tcaily cash "
ler living, he says. (
"Were one te ebterve tlm furious '
activity In recording of deeds," Mr. "
1 tz tt nnld tedny, "one might believe '
there Is Just ns much real estate bust-
iiess new ns when the general boom '
wns en. Apparently, Mich n thing ni '
business depression does net exist. ,
"But the pace of the ellicc Is tn- )
tlrcly due te another cnuee. The ab
normal ntneunt of work Is due te mort
gages being filed. Heme owners nre '
refinancing themselves.
This situation has made the year '
tlie greatest in tlie nmeiint e. work'
completed. Our clerks have recorded
1711,1811 instruments .since unitary 1,"
Mr. iliu'.lltt explained that an instru
ment Is any one e. the Icga. (..ip.-mtiied,
be It deed te it house or mortgage
He Bald at the beginning of the jenr
there were lOS.'JOll Instruments un
recorded, rcpiesctiting eight nnd a half
months of Inch work. In 1021 that
number has been se cut down ng te tcave
nt present only 02,000. The office has
new recet ded. everything left nt the Of- '
lice up te .Tuly 22.
In addition te the Instruments lft ,
ever from 1020, there were "li.OSO re
ceived In the Inst year. The total
hand ed b? the etlicc, ull of which are
net recorded, wns 2 11, IN).
Fees collected, divided between the
cltv and Stnte. amounted te WOO.-HO.
Kv'penses of operating the department '
were S 111.000. Maximum earnings wcre
?1-1!).4-I0, while for 1020 they were
?io:j,es7.
CHAMBER GETS QUIZ
Attitude en American Valuation
Asked In Questionnaire
Members of the Plii'ndn'phia Cham-
iir of Commerce have been sent u que.
....,,., ..(.e ulilch will deternihie th
1 ..ii.nTii.pr's attitude toward American
vnl.i.itli. n when the subject is breiwht
j before the United States Chamber of
i Commerce. '
The Individual Is nsKc.il te put Him
self en lecerd, favoring or disapproving
the plan, or c se favoring postponing
tariff legislation until world conditions
become mere tettlcd.
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newspaper work-.
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Is net of paramount
importance te be
governed by tiie nn
turc of the position.
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