"1 i ." .' .. ' i!'' . ", '.A A"4 i"( w "rv'Jxr : f r,':S i V.J' T ".rx" '' , v'-Y ' ' V feeetOr' Kotematare mvniemetit of Delaware HiverBHd With This mm J , i JV r -ijv? Wi J4 '") J . -r - f J - K mr . FINAL xx THE WEATHER Pair Kiii!kIi !'' .SSUunlny: some ul a ceMcr IniilBlit w'l'i lowest about .'".. SSs neiitlcsuestcrly lnd. ft." V JrV nrilMI'l-riATIini; AT KAMI n 112 . Lj i s rffteiT l8 Ini) I4Q.I ie He TiiiT l.'tn "a p- 1Fttinm-rt Iftithltr T(iVhrifr net h m m.1 H. J))))W I H S K. M .Mi M - M- Js uhj JI-PL JK J 4b rrTnTTut I samii - - -" -v W" V vm - mwr -ww v w -w - I- V J- r i - i i . w'N I VOL. VIIL NO. 98 i Entered as Beceml-Chm Matter at th Poatefllc, at rhlladelifeli, P, unuer in ci or eiarcn e, mm PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, -1922 Published Daily Ettcept Punda CeBrrlefit. 1022. pubucrlptlnn Prtfe. 0 a Tear Uy iUU. by Publle ledger Company PRICE TWO CENTS perner Sproul Wields '. Silver Teel at Gala Celebration MB. AND CAMDEN JOIN IN EXERCISES lis , banquets and Parades Here and 111 New jersuy rwiuic Festivities SPIRIT OF CO-OPERATION gfe'lS VOICED BY NOTED MEN ftr "I.i ... .i r..iiw n( Ariitatinn iCIimaH 01 OUliiui y ui r.b s Is Reacnea ai nur 1 1 jL This Afternoon hDIRT WILL FLY" NOW Mayer Moere Predicts Big Span Will Be Ready for 1926 Fair' rTunr nifll PARADING in honor of the bridge I Ft lir rM mmMmmmwmmmmKmmmammmmm ftAADI0 OTADT iMI!.M PrHlliKH Uli Bill inii ' viffl fcrvsrr;ivv'-., - v.i :m.-:'Viii3m j -, miafcjaa v- ae P F P P F R Ul FWT'IVIAY0R'S S0N MARK rLr r Ln GILlIIII dies while father NTOSHI TALKS AT SPAN FETE DEM MS Mether Leses Race With Death te West Coast Leng III Will.. Iiiu mntlicr mm rnnne nPiOM1- li' country 1e rcncli bU buldile. Marl. . . Monre, en of Mayer Moere, illcrl HiIh Governer and Lawyer Said te afternoon nt ItiverKidc Calif. .Mavnr .Moere, unnwiirp nt urn uphui Have Had Conference en Vacancy SPROUL WILL SEE CROW IN PITTSBURGH HOSPITAL nT liN ten. was Micntdnc nt the Di'ln nrc Illvcr ISriilge excr'-isns nt l'lrr Ne. 11 1ipii word wnt rccrived nt Clt Hull tliut Mnrk lind mic atnlird. MnrK wns tin yennRfst heu of tlir Mnyer. Hr lind been 111 for u Ions time nud was sent te California len(? before li'". father wnH elected te tlic mayor mayer ulH, in tin; lieje that the changu of I'limntp would benefit him. !, r -r T"--- Ki1.. d ' .'i urn ceiiuiuuii urcuiiic criiicui vveururs et I wu iugttsmiDB Wclnendny. On teceivlni; word tliut he n:ini rru e umin the shadow of dettli, Airs. Miwire ' Decided at Confab of Exec- rft mmP(,ntt.iv fr caiifemin. She utive and III Statesman unnue".""-0 t,mn ''"r WB "' l'Cr d"" Mil j or Moeie nm net informed or .,. the dentil of hl- son until the peikIii- VARES FRAMING ALLIANCE m of the ecremenles en the pier. Mm or Moere, nftcr lenrnlnc of the ilenth of bin "en, nnnmineed thnt he lind canceled nil public engagement until further notice. IE VALERA QUITS ,15 PRESIDENT DF iRisypuc I Withdraws Resignation, Hew-, 1 ever, en Agreement te Tak Treaty Vete Tomorrow DEMANDS CABINET THAT WILL GIVE HIM SUPPORT Dail Irrevocably Split en Ques tion of Ratification of Peace Agreement Combine With Magee and Baker Seeks Control of Twe Federal Jobs and State Slate FALSE REPORT CIRCULATED OF WANAMAKER'S DEATH GRIFFITH SCORES AGAIN Keeps Pact Before Parliament by Raising Point of Order n the A'seelntnl l'iets Dublin. Jan. 0. -llninen -i" Vnlern The photograph shows a section of the bridge parade passing Ninth nud Mark et streets after having toured Camden earlier In the day. . crowds en the sidewalks Indirate the widespread Interest ln the actual start of the bridge construction The masked 2 CITIES PARADE ! E FEIEl B Demonstration Here and in Camden Proves Colorful as , Thousands Watch "Governer Sproul, of Pennsylvania, md Governer Edwards, of New .Terney, Mi afternoon ripped a plank from Pier l-jl, North Whanes, between llace and Tins streets, nnd officially Btartctl the rrtt work of building the Delaware . onS'ef person., jamming the! GOVERNORS, MAYORS LEAD riw te capacity, crowding Delaware Mm, Mti.,n tn ntfhni. fltrpptlnn. rrl. . . f. , e,(u'",' " A, " : ,we entnusinfiti; parAuc."!. or rntnert tinj trem uccks aim camn room 01 one, which traversed llie, tlrertA 'of the -"rap and shipping, sent up cheer after M&rs.- - malU en river beats nnd fnc- lh. i.,it..i n.i.i.n. ui.... ..i fnBiuiH'tnj ie hiuih ul aiiiiuus,e, i.iiu , tuns ei Dewey's old flagship lOlrupby nnchered in the river, shook jee pier ea tncy nrexi in panne. A Moment before the planks were brelen from the "deck" of the pier, ' nary hydroplane, flying across the titer between Cnmden nnd Philadel phia, loosed parachutes of silk in the color of the two municipalities. Te time pnrnchiten were, attached the ends of a line ribbon, en a flner wire, Mch stretched from city te city, llnk isr them symbolically ns they will be Holed by the mighty bridge. Sproul Strikes Tlrst Blew Governer Rnreul struck the first i He with n silver pick, while Governer r.wards pried nt the plank with the Maty silver-plated crowbar. "Hew inueh of thl de Ven want me te 4lj up?'' niked Governer Sproul, ns hefted the pick. Tlie planking, Wly cut away, yielded a little ns Governer Edwards Inserted the crow crew Ur. Oov.rner Sproul, a big and powcr pewcr powcr Wean, swung the pick with n mighty nllep that broke the plnnk loose in W cut, and Governer Edwards' raised It from Its plnce en the old joists wneath as he bere down en tnc crew-br. two cities te be linked by the Dclnwnrc River "Bridge, were itOiart'ef'thc vivid J spectacle which celebrated thfc start of I iiiijmcni wprK en me .Rpon'ieuny. ( Camden's parade began nt' 0 o'clock, nnd the New Jersey city tumid out te see it. Philadelphia's parade began at 11 and was marked by equal cnthusl asm. When the Philadelphia parade swung iiMarkct street from the ferries, de spite the fluttering pennons, ttie guy crowds, the clatter of hoofs en the pave Governer Leses His Hull Delays Bridge Program Governer Edwards, of New Jer sey, let-r his hat just before the line of automobiles started from the llellcvcue-Stratferd tills morning for the beginning of the bridge cere monies. Kery one was ready te go, when the Governer of New Jersey was missed. lie came strolling up, minus liis hat, and biueking a cigarette. "I don't knew where. It Is," he said, nnd a half dozen aides went scurry ing te leek for it, while some one suggested that his top-piece wus, In the ring. "Well. I'll go without a hnt." said the Governer after ilf tc.en uiltv utcs had gene in futile search. He liiadc one mera try-amMctand it in his room. JACK THE HUGGER VIE RECOGNIZED I accusedbywemen:by allied council (....rrnei Sproul is '.e'ieve.l , hnr Erroneous Dispatch Frem Flerida conferred with Gennre Wiinrtnn Pen Stlra City Merchant In Geed Health per. lawjer of till" city, en the vnraw.i ' Thc C,W wnM stirred teda "falM" le-igned the president of the IiMi re- -.uved b, the dentil of Senater Puirese. " 0I lRC uqnul el '""" "u"u ' PWle tetlnj . presenting . , the Dell An nttempt was. made te interrogate The'rcpert get Inte circulation in this J'lrPn"n the re ignntimi of the Cnb- Mr Pepper this afternoon in hi Iiinl war. in,,f f' "hl th" Datl lie vruld offer Title lluilding tiflicc. He was m a eon- whitne. Wesley Wnnainaker. a himself for r"-eler tien. standing en the Jerenec, prcsu,ably a legal dKcs.nn. f T ,,P&,P,'.e" ST.,,., he ,,, h. . A note was sent asking If he had eon- mrnlng the undertake announced the rPt ' g, '' Vhhim and ferred with the Govcrnei and if be w n. death of Jehn Wanamnl.e.. ,1P .,,, ,,,, thhnt rP,eu'"CCH" in the mood te accept h tender of the Th mistake was fuitnered bv nn ion ,,,m f() dpf , rp.,,,!,;,. .HHumnip. .;r- "",,." " " L:i" Y. ' " sal(1 " l'a-1 entere,IpeI!tics.ar a I i iuh wus tnc reply ns written D.v .Mr. ""' '"",- """" '"." .... . v,iufr nM ntlP uhe m(j n,(,P.,tP,i i eppcr: "I hepe the question nrrcjwl Vf V I....1 .l.w.lf.....l fer I should be In honor bound net te Rf"e Instruetiens te take the bed te , v0u of the peuntrv. pted the I lerida waters an his private vacnt. , roelamntien of the republic He de- wlll net be Unilread emelals in Miami, l.elleving r)nm lhe I "c I sucli un of- t'"' latl man was Jehn VUiminaker. prerinlmitin vtn0)1 for , ' t d tM.i ....( ., cave Instrurtiens te take the body te vni nr .u. ..,. mention It. If I had accepted It the Philadelphia tonight. , y0 mvp .,rove(i ti,t. thank Ged." u n.ne te come trem " ";nv '"i1"", r,,- ;'.,,, ,. ' ikkieij. Pseudo Gas Inspector Asks i Invited te Economic Conference. Leniency for Toe Ardent ' Europe Must Restore Itself, Leve-Making I Lloyd Geerge Warns iiuiieuucemejit would me governor. ' Is Going te See Crew conference between Governo. Seuth nnd cot at far as riilladelplila ti,. n.-..i. .f a. ..... ....... before it was overtaken and disproved, this statement ' upfauue Mr. Wanumakcr. hard at work at Mr. f,p Vn,; , h bcllc d th(.r his i esk en n ans for tlie hweui-Lcn- r.n ,:: ,i. . ... j ..v. "''" - ..-...-.. ... . . .. .. i uiiiuiiiiiiu nil' iri:iiv nnn iiib iepmtil and I nlted States Senater Crew tennial. received the report in goon nu- nlternative proposals could the country , lirobebly will produce the tiunl impulse i mer. ..... he kept together. If the treaty went that will decide the ad-interim succv-ser "Yeu see. I'm in perfect health, he through there surelv would be rtheht " te Senater Penrose. "aid. "If reports like tnat come from nBalnst the Urltlsh Government he da- SQUEEZED GIRL MAMA TOO II Q PARTIPIPATinM AKFD 'Hie great political drama that opened Flerida 1 guess I'll have te stay nwey ,.irp(j OUUCCtCU UinL, IVIHIVIH, IUUU. b. KAKIILIr'AllUN AbltU , , ,,,,. bur with Pen- from there. My beat, the Konewongo, ..T,;nnl. Ged. ,0 cxet,lim(.(1. .,nl ; . ,- ieve s tieatli moved forward te another nus eecn ciewn mere ler me inenuis. never be n British citizen I'll die Appii.i Ut n ..rnttr tBi,.vp,ir. ....... ...-..,.....,. climax this afternoon when Mr. Sproul , but I haven't been there since p,rt.- ,ild.r. r ., rln; .r" Tnrk.ll.n. - ,. ' . V" . ,1 L Z i""'0"" ' .wlIl ?. te Pittsburgh Apr 1 w. a t'entinu.ng. President , T-, "--- p -- . - Liiiuic-., I'iniiiv. .1:111 11. .. mil 1 ..-- . luniKiu 10 sec neniller I row. I -"e piciurc 01 nuuiiu. .ur. euiiu- iiigger tnctles nfter he, hud gnuiPU giirded by the imrjeritj of the ilelesates Mr. Crew, new In tlie Merey Hopi- maker laughed and centinued: "ou iier :i ninetintlng n r-cogiiiiieu 01 111c mi, Pittsburgh, is die nd-intcrim sue- see. I linven t fatten a vacation well, himself as said : Vajcrt ASTUTE POLITICIAN SOUGH! FOR SENATE admtHilnpi fn lfAT. liiinn l.u rnnrnueiitintr 1 : - ..v. ........ .., -- , - - - ....v.! 1,.. as ,rthe cas mnn." Elmer G. ,'11, Rl'", "T ". ' . i ". . " )". ..ini,.. , .., ... t ....1 rnusi iiiinii in un' .iiiii-ii nui-iviiii-v iium- "...iiiliii, ei nmvis sircei ueur ijiu.i-.. .. v i, , ,, .i, it, nu, , tjruiuiis, 01 itinvis street near i.re.m. M'rMj !,,, .i. vi ns nrralgned before Magistrate DernJiSii interimtlenal tin ....tw J ...... .!.... ,.1.1. ( Inn r..ll tnr.n .tiA.!. participation of persist thnt he wifl het run. There I tern nnd I hne a little heliduy and de candidate for nroDesal for iiiniii'lal and economic tiidnr. 'i ci'iiferenee with th .- - - - - - .-- - . l' '. .....b ..v .. uui I till. LUl Griffiths was accused by Nancj Ken- U"U and (.eimunv was approved ' ls the crux of the present situation. iiedy, lD.'O Ilrunner street, who s.iid ..,(, con(iitens nttnched te Itiisslan 1-cnees en Pepper Peslblllt that he hnd come te her home and participation are that Soviet Hussia The Governer1 was told tode that ashed te inspect the gas meter and ceae Itelshevil: propaganda abroad, reports are that he will appoint .. i... , , , ,...,.., . .i.... that --he undertake net te attack her Mr. Pepper as Penrose's successor. "'.;. .hut no nan ioem-u ui - I ..1,. .l ,l.nf et, ..rl,, ..ll i..V D...,-r. .,... ,. . ' t,i...". '. ...... i....b ri. ....r....u .... ..v., . iti . un- . . ,-i mil ItT- 'I nrnnese te lav deun nit nffira. vacation well, nnd rlie Tt.iit mm .1.i.in Uv nV,aiti.. ccsfler te Senater Krtes, who died three lpt'8 Sl'' except en Memerial Day, i tjennl means who is the chief ex- nieiuns octere Menater Penrose. Ai-1 i-ouer iay ami inaiihsgivjng. .-some- ccutivc.'V . . though Mr. Crew iiislstk'tie, will be n I times when I get a cold I go te Ildr-, i. tlien offered the Dail his realr Ida and the nir takes it out -f my sys some fishing." . , . . ii.-.iiMwin tiini lilt. i. !.in- ..,.h.. ". " -I'l'vi , . .-J.JICI . III!' IIJH' - ulll iip grnuDeii her in mi uinn imnemble obligations entered in) by piled, with a riblng inflection. "I and squeezed her. She struggled away preceiliiij Kussinu governments. ' haven t decided en am one" inent and all the ether things that go Sproul Wants Man WIlO Will and ran te her mother. ' . n the ether hand the neighbors of Would t be wise te speculate en ...... ..,.- " wv" "UMW "iiii . ..... .... TtiiKin must ii full rln .p net tu iittiiek i the nrnhnlillin nt Mr Pnnim'.. .. ....l..t- Uther women nflpeared at the near- . l.Vv. .i10 ,-:llv,.,n. ' ' U, " """- "ig. hip inline tie cirl s liieiiic; . .ur t with a public demonstration Of pride, there was a deep undercurrent of kc kc It was ns though every living thing In the huge gathering, from the hnppj working girl leaning ever the railing of i P E P P E R a fire escape, te the impatient police Imrsps restless under the restraint of the steadv reareli, icallzed that this sixth day of January. 1022, marked the accomplishment of an undertaking in some senses greater than any victor of war "Play the Game" in Crisis for Organization IS CONSIDERED ny GKOKGE NOX McCAIN It Is general!) accepted that the Pen rose succession will go te one of n hiuiui in im-n teusisuii!,- ei uveiKvitrmt t hev had rceclvetl ntimereus com 1 The council unnnimnush decided te I weuldn t de tee much snecnlnt Mary Kennedy, who identified Griffiths held tlie cenferem during the firt two ling. ' work at n 'iilary of 51." a week eacli. ns tin. man who had .eiiiu te inelr e"Ks e .-Mnreh at Henea. 1 lie J niteel -'is .vir. I'cpper n geed gu'-ssY" liisHey Stafferd, living in tlie 'il() bind; homes with the c.cun' of being the states will receive n leniini iiivitiiiien (uestiener persisted. en ;erth Thirteentn slrcu. was ar gils man a piano timer, electrical con- "' participate and it is pctted that1 "Yeu might guess wrong w the rpsted Inst night at the lieni" of the tractor (ir some ether pietext. but wh) euntrv will be repi'-sented b several Governer's dij ceminciit let of nunt of Eveljn Wills, one of the gitl.s, possessed mere nbliitv nt innkiiig leve unnflielnl observers." people guessed that I was going te quit, en the charge of pa'-ms n .veril'ltiih nt first si:ht than nt inspeeting gas I" the discussion prcipding the de- lint T didn't." The Govi-ruer !ausedcheek stoves or tuning pianos cislen te invite the Soviet te partlei- for u moment, nnd added" The charge was brmigl bv Harry ... ,". , ,, 'pate, Pr'iuler lloiieiiu, of Ital.v, up- "It is tee enrlj te av an thing deli- Eeviin. l."l7 North I'Ift. tn'irth street, Was riiiim inner treviiig of the piopesitlon, camp nut i nitc." who -uvh he and Stafferd wcte diums lence at the inicciewii station sum tltitly in favor of leeognltien of tlu i ,"c .Mjuhine rerniui- In fcchoel dajs t Hairingten Stuf- A new .Male oiganiMlieii. te mi -reed r,"'V. ls ","." IV "V ,r'1 Vurr '.IKlen T" natletj, saying: "And with it gees the ministry." I lVhn TH4iWlpiir rlrt Viilnrfl n ritinn nrl nnnie a am e nini e -rn am 1i1h ""'Rnntleii. Arthur (Jrlffith objected BROKE AND 3 GIRLS TO AID, that the matter before the Hall wa a MAN ARRESTED FOR CHECK iHi!r"re"rt,tllc n","'0Vfl, e thu Ansl0' u r, u, ,j u x , . Michael Cellins nld that if the Dail He Brought Maidens Here for Jobs, rejected the treaty Mr de alern could It Is Said have his united Cabinet in ten minutes'. llret. nnd villi thne veung citls en r',nu declared Ic Valera's Mibstltutf hiH hands, who he is s.ild te have '".' " :"' " .'? ree nerri g. nulling: brought te Philadelphia from Harring ton, Del., after premising te get them Hall I Soviet Government. He ileilnnd it was We will have no Tammany Mere Mr de Valern said he could net ae eept the respensibllitv unless he had the ole powers of the government te carry en his eITkc. Michael Cellins the Minister of I innnee nnd lender in support of the treaty, announced that he l Cellins) had offered his resignation, but that Mr. lie Valere had refused te a.s'cpt it Mr de Valeru mild he piopescl "te lej down my office, nnd the Heuse must decide by constitutional means who ls Parade Throbs With Pride unrten repper. ermer t.ovcrner I'd- plaints of a "bugger's activities In impossible te abstain frei , Has peliej, ' " ',', iV" I, "'" ..,'.' . ...... centlv with the three girl-. He su.,, the diief executive " Frem the fluttering Acllew e the ' f- Stuait. General W. W. Alter- the district. since the form of government w t- purely i,nVc enier-ed oet ..f th 'ei'ilere , w he out I.evan -nid efl". red n . '.. k imeunr. H '" reported that Ie nera. in sillc-11 ed cap's et Philadelphia's bury, Mer.is I, Clothier, T.ewis S. , JI" U hs v -;' I-. u ..mtt,er for the people , ,,!,, te l bm , J ,, "I b '1 r "'S "I'. IMan. C'T ,Hteffe.d th. Peking re-e ectlei, te the presidency mounted, police te the ted and white Sndlpr, ulld, wnu M ai it may hccln, 3 ln ,e ra U r ilnl'ne r gi a''r'w ,1;:" - ll "le M?V "I ,,l.. Pre- ' lh" '' nUS a,Ul- eV H "nWn'N";:' mnart? cr7n7 ? L.Vie..,"ffi.,i:5 IM'R'ir'r J'tlce William 1. Sehaffer of the who hail squeezed her daughter. But adepls proper no, ' H , , "ee.M X?. W? y "" n ' Me 's he,,,, l,eM ,,, th. -i sfrue.l te mean that he would Xr hun- rrihik"f) 'r-iHsposlUen te censidcrpir nJi'"' b "' "! l-t thai the S.t; rnent -,- ,,;; ' 'Zm "SX T ,7, investigation . -if for re-elertlun. ffllrlv tlirobfed with nritle PriUO in t !.,,,.,, r..,. ..i.i..,. . .i. ui,n .,11,.,..-,,1 l.t.., ,. ..ll- v,,f l,r. Centlnti.xil nn Intr Tn ( nlinnn fin ofl'lce nf U'MHI hlit'ii ii niiIIiiTi.il ii.timit. Siw:ihi Tnlfa Arnin. It Vnlr-rA '. A UlMai HP Mini V1HIVV CH IIIU IIIU mn- ueunvit aaint i" nam mui. viav, - -... - - . , ., " Henipthlncr aoeomnlishcd and done T. !... t lln.. nnmn n I tin Innll nf LllM ill lain" uaai. a iiuvvs't w j. meuncu polite, c.etneii ter u.eiusi .llhtlnptlnn. Something else, however, blue, llne.1 with n glittering vellew silk,' ..,.ill ll0 lliy t)l( liTbrn the pick was placed In the ihn vni' '10rs(,s laughing their delight In liMniii of Mnver Moere, nnd tlie crew- ' tl10 PV,"nt in cvury c'ul'cr of thclr Prnn(-'" mm tne Hands of Mav or Kills. The ' ""? '10n f" , . . . ,, t te Mayers entered Inte n friendlv Hircctl.v behind them came the Ljrie te tee who could get the plank out 'ln"d, gay In a hiwsur uniform, and JMSt quickly Majer Moere vUn. nrv - I (,,0M' l",Jlln,'1 V"',",' " ",ent 8"owl"? " "lltup and turnlnifMt ever ' i model of the bridge, with appropriate .... , , .. , ..... u"h"a iiiuaiH vve re un: game.' lutlR fhn ai.lii.il .i n.l, ... .,.. . .(.. t.li ...""' "ul " me eng- J" ,,,v. "" Jlwned bridge, dream of n century ' of Peunsjlvaii "wn! nt ' i phla and Cm .. ." 2X "'"ileum er, of the nh palDoCPkeof PennijlvHiiln. epA' RSi..,l .'i0,0'1 H '"'neiii. nfter th brMn?.!.ail.?unK "America." with a v . '""'viiiumi tiovcrner siirniil thT.S,lm. t0y 0" ehairmdn of ffi!m.VnenlcH; nn'1 I'ltredueeil him. g7 lJsl"',1 CJ",,,R C'idance for tnSr1' b,fksin for Hs complete sue- ( Then a long line of automobiles car the htate and city dignitaries a. New Jerhev. 1 h hideU mdi'ti. In the tlrst ear Stuart Clever and Popular g. irunn uiivniii'i "i'iuui mm iwrinui i eriner woveriier riuari hum pirj r.uwarus, wiin I'liiirii mines nenaier quiililientlen siue Unit of Ireing fuifllllar ICdge. The second car earried Majur u(, constilutlenal questions. 'i his, Moere, Majer Ulls iitidJee Chalriiiiiii leunvir, comes bj experience. Centlnufil en Ihk Tnrnty. t'aiiimn Tlirrr ',',!,' former Governer Ik e.sceedliigl; popular, is a ciever peuiician, siuniis will with ever liieireu ei ills purl ment. It is conceded that he has the conversation seen drifted from pianos iialiflciitien en tiie side of ability and te husbunds. is your iiusuand working .' sac suid Grlflltlis asked. , Then she said he wantfil te knew' if he could come around when he isn't -home," and grahlied her bv the hand. "I snatched Ills cap, ' said Mrs. Kenned, "and here It is" Griffiths admitted the cap was his Weman Wus Itelligerunt Declaring tliut he was an electrical contractor and wanted te "wire the Tills is the querj which a tlose friend of Governer Sprout's put forth .vesterda after a talk with the Gover Gover eor at his fit office. The' new Senater will In compelled te get right down te tin question et linn ileal pelnles in a very short time I He must he a geed mixer, henee the question "Will he phi the game?" as app'leil te Mr Pepper. house," Gillhths Hilled tit the home of ''''IiUe tin opposition from oilier in d he i '"Till. ,.,. .. ... tm ir . eiriiiuirp win (,crvp the w?klS2S.t,.os?.,Il,he.hn''..'C!ilN the wyaltv Then , wers BOY, 10, ARRESTED IN DEATH OF 7-YEAR-OLD PLAYMATE Parents of Beth Children Say Shoot Sheet ing Was Accident Mrs. Marj Afel. 1111 1 lStiinner street, according te .Mrs Afel He also winded te sell her a gas iiuige. she suid "Then 1 thought thai he was acting suspi cions!," said Mrs Afel '"111111 I offered te kick him off the peich if he did net get out.'V He toeRit liustv departure, she mild. . Griffiths made a plea tiiat bin father ii-ciiiiiu, in suet ecu MMinier 1 'cm nsp Hut Senater Varc. in ,i -tiit 1111 ii te be issmd imer. will niineunci 'ii.it he will net aucp; the pe-irixi of Enforcement State leader in humpiI Senater P. 11- iese. ,ne will siigg. st 1 hat sum eihei itun.ers persist tmt feimr Mate ""'L,"P.V U .' ' ,V r"1"' " 11 1 .v. 1 ."' '..... in... ... ... III. r .,1,11111. 1 It.' named and recognized ns the in w Under The new combination appears te he mere formidable than the original pro gram of a Vare-Magee alliance. It in cludes forces led I) Senater Crew in the western end of the State a group 01 county lenders wiiun centers about McCONNELL REPORTED OUT Rumors Persist Dry Director Has , Resigned Senater W llliaiii Mi Council lm- offered te President Harding his ipign itien as Slate Uirectei of Prohibition It is genernll known that MiCennell was appointed te the pest at th institu tion of the lute Senater Ppiih.-i . .mil STOLE TO KEEP HUSBAND. PLEA OFJVOMAN TO COURT Mether of 2 Children Kept Em ployer's Funds for Man In Jail leire te help her husbnud. lliirrv H.igoed, new 111 inil 1 nuci Mrs Kethiwn I Hlninsen H.isoed. Sntli above Arch streets, te unbejilc i valua liud itluse( his lesignatien from from her employer. 'h" 1 ablnet Speaking with reference Airs. Hagoeil. n tall .veung woman of u iinrrj Meiatiu s attempt in intervcue Arthur Griffitli protested te the speak er that the Uall could net discuss Mr. de Valeru m proposals until the treaty had In en eted upon Mr. !e Valcra protested that a vote could net be taken while the Hall lacked a chief executive. Speaker Mi.Nelll sustalne. Mr Griffith's position Michael ( ellitis stated that Mr. de llll'liees inside the ltepuhlleau Paitv It is .said thul Mr. MiCennvll thinl. Unit he cannot siiecessfiilh inniiiiiii the work, new thnt deatJi lias deprived him of his pewciful Mippeiter At piollllllt'ell heuilquailiMs, it I . nt) ami .v striking appearance. teiiuv nefere Judge 111 Oil 1 11 rli III. I hll II.. II Ul U .11 I Illllll'lir :.. .I...I . . .1 .... ... .. .. i7... -. . ...... ...'. .'M.. ini 111. 1. m 11111 1 .inimn nun Hi... .... that Maeiin.ll has net iippeai'sl ut Ins su),(i !ls ,m.amK ti,f n ,...,, W. Harry linker serretarv of the Stnte placed her en probation ter two jenrs t enunltlee. as "ill us the niiladt Iphia nud Pittsburgh orgnni7atleiis Peace in Mlegheii '.' I lie tuct thill the nee eon Inn.. ,,nn ... , , , ., nm.i'.i 1." .ii.iii.i'.h 1. nn 11 iMji!lireiltsi otllce for seveiul dujs Ne eth. ml word ms ,pP pffected In winch Imth Mmm 1 ml fiem the fll-st has been regarded a' was iiipoer h.alth and that his mother !'. .,'s IVS'R"1" ,11" W ',0"'1 1,,v1 h,,, Magee and S.nnter Leslie would lu holding an advanced position In Gov- MS "V .""' !'.. V , ",'";"cv. In 1 "" ' " cuier Sproul's cillni.illen. His ip- view of the jil tabic clrciiinstanccs bj in entiinnuiii lailiitment unquestionably would be re- "Mi')x he Mul'1. 'i' 'lysui rounded, the ,-- is believed te le at In- home Ten .veiir-eld .lellll 1.eitsl. U'n ni upon It wit 1 hii.I, ,iim ... ' "I rted leda. .lust hcfeic he was taken fiimllj. and the ruct that he is a prac prac rwildeveti irDibKi"'1" ''""K" h' VfvxU" t1wen McCare. ileal man of the world are factors lu n came the .... . Hpreu nll( KXn,?! tll0M.inv ' i the Pe1.ns.vlv111.in Hospital because 1 There is little doubt that Governer u.m 1 .aw arils. ( hese 1P lll( becll i,t cHrlstmuH Hay by his Sproul, if the question were left en- u,u nn I'mti, nu, (.0ninn elder pill mate. llrely te niinsen, would appoint Mr it inippeiicu eecause et a my pisiei 1 leiuier iu inc viu-iun, 1 ney were Wived with sreat satisfaction. ' I."Kis.,rn.t,'.Ml.1,l '"' V""1'1 "'lease him in Mr. Clothier's wide knowledge of the lw ""." t0 Kvt'1' tlm 1CU,'C world, his long Dusiness training, his LEARNS MflTUCD te nrn FTER ELEVEN-YEAR SEARCH 'rtnr Heipltai Searched by Sen " Paed Away In Camd,n aJt?sr,ffl'ftft a.ii v.,us. learned leduv si .n., C.,Vi..18- P.l. In Coeiier Il, 1 ttether Ln L, lH -'pluliied Hiat his , u' ,l"!'t. . , , JSra.i?4 y,n ' Hillwlelnhla twi I I'nreuls of both bejs s.i.v it was an hwhV,'.. "enrcu ' 1 te reveal her accident unit .101111 may again ri.! beuU- ' schiMil uftcr the legal fernii ?ufPlle In !. ;".. '" y riunuy eyerv failing wl, "Lu,H.;."0,.,V'tl'".hil f .oslevv proud) suewcu his cnum at the classmates tu ceiieje, My are inem home. 22 Christian street. beis of the same linternlfy. thiir ef "Huh! That ain't a gun. Wuit till forts en behalf of education ami civic I I show ou a real one." said Jehn. Vttennent have been along slmllnt Upstairs in the I.exltslcj npurtiuent, ' lines, iu n bureau drawer, laj a leaded re- A. nepiila'" nomination would he that eler, left in the care of Jehn's father . bj a friend. Jehn carried it dewnstuiis. I'entlmifU un rare l'eur. Column idrn "Ilere'H a reg'lar gun." .I0I111 said. " ..,, " .. 'There was 11 spurt of llan.e. eslaw I RUNS ELEVEN MILES FOR $5 1 screamed and fell te the fleer, shot In - I Haverford Student Jogs te City Hall te Win Waiter Ter 11 wager et ?f mndn with two return te ruuilllict arc JAILED FOR ASSAULT V" ni recur .!i .Pnr?fully gune tcenth and Lembard streets, was sen- ,,. ' """leatn round te- tenced te from livu te lirtcen jeuis, .Niijierlntc 'bj Judge Kiites, lu Camden, today en 'track team PENNSYLVANIAN SLAIN Troops Pursuing Mexican Bandits Who Shet Timethy Costelle Mexlre Cltj, Jan. ( ill A. P.) -The War Depattiiicnt luis enltred the puiMilt of a liuiui of fort bandits who en Wulncsduj night shot 10 death Tim Tim othy Costelle, et Peniisjhuiilu, Irish born but an Amerlcun iiti.en. 011 IiIb lanfh near Tcveoee, fifteen links nortli nertli tust of Mexico Cit. The tullltaij commander at Teeoee has alreail dispatched troops nltyr the bandits. MOROS KILL 2 CONSTABLES Volunteer Force In Province of Ce- tobate Attacked by Natives tllv A P 1 Tu,. 10 Philippine coiistab ceiistab d and one seiieusiv cover the dlstunce In nu hour wounded ipnn attack en a small parti Jenes Is 11 member of the college i"' cenmuuimiri uj 11 imuu ei viores nt nnd nn exceptionally fust ' liaiiisuni , pi evnicu e; 1 oteonto. iv- Today's Scholastic liashctbull Scores 115 hleh,,C,lL,"tn.ri,,!.,'! "JMeiaatic aM f "'a in the St.t. I rmnuy eyerv !. .... " ,p etate. ns tlm ...... 1 , . .ii h In itlirnVJlI." hl,B ll,ft Hpeerdslli Flunk Harris, a Negie, of Nine- City Hall. Hlrf bet was that he could '". tJ,'.? ',ll.lci' ',,,ul eni" 'V.UeulI clnssniHteH Wllmest It. Jenes, n Junier oeaio nac at Haverford College, left the campus Manila, .lun 0 this nfteriioen for nn eleven-mile rim iii enlisted men of fa Gerniantewn II. S. . ..It) tl) 'je Northeast II. S. . 12 It a (ieniiiiutewii II., 2d . Ill 1,". 2." Nertliejisl II., 2d. . tl T IN Central II. S. 22 211 12 Yanhferd II. S. 1.1 11 2 1 Diuh II. S.. . . . r 111 21 Geriimntewii IYIimuK, ii ;t j I'Viiuhfeiil II.. 2d (l m Central II., 2d. S (ill llnddeii Heights. . it i;t 21 WcKHlbur . .10 II it, Mm reateviii I'rleiltls. 20 in IIH o!liii',-seoil Mich r h f; (ieriiiuiitewn l'VuiN 2d :. 7 10 Darby 2( . . 0 n ,( Sunt hern 2d . 7 . West PI1II.1 2d. .11 West Catholic II. . 1,-, 10 a. Haverford Scheel . 2 1 ; Southern II. S, . 20 12 !I2 West Phllu. . 17 12 211 Menliant villi- High 20 12 112 looked te us punt lenders iu Alleghenv in inner words vingee has been eiltgL.l le give up picssin Jehn A Itrll ,, candidate te succieil Seunlei" Crew Senators Vine and I.clie are in fnvur of the naming nt Crew te succt.p-d him self These two however, would join with Magee in supporting Hell If as Continue J nn Pine SU. ( nhinm llr 2 GIRLS SOUGHT FOR THEFT OF GOWNS IN MODEL SHOP .Mr" lingoed, the mother et two children, was einple.ved b the Con Cen Con selldaipd Traiisportntleo Ceiiipaii , I'liriietli and Mount erueu s:reets W In 11 he took the stand this morning Mrs il.iifeqd said she placed the metie she was 1 hargi'il with sttnlinj; in the ceinpiiin s s.itc W'lien 'I court iceessed for ltincheeii. ci.iiiisel tin Mrs. Hagood. nnd her tathii .lelm Simpsen, of Chester, talkid 1I1 in r The woman, the 11 ad mitted u is s.ud, she took the inenev te help her Inisliuud. Her counsel thin uiged In 1 te f II the trutli 1.1 the court Aeierdiii." " lier sterj , her husband was uunpiiH 1 iative of what she had i"iu for him ind lieaiied abuse en her She s.ild, .is , 1 exult of this she was outlined for n short time in an insti tution for the Hi-tine in Norrlstewn H.igoed was unprlsened in cotineciien w lib a (lieft ns. miiile (Ids tilen in Hip debate. Mr. Cellins sheuted: Patterson, who "We will hne no Tammany Hall mttheds here Mr Celllni. i-atd un .iticnipt bj oppo nents of the treatv m table the motion ter nitihcntlnn of thu treat was an at i mitlnuril un I'ugp 30. ( elunin Un Walked Outref Stere Without Leav ing $190, Purchase Price Twe girls, gowned 111 squirrel skm cmite. v il ted llagederu's Medel Sliep 1(17 Seuth Thirteenth street csprdu.i. seleelul one of the cestlj gowns in tin estatillsiimcnt and inade ilieir exit charging nun wiineHi nuviiiH iNiai, ine UUroiuse .Mnis. lt.ien WARRANTS FOR DIRECTORS Prince New K. Wine Opening Race at New Orleans Track urirciiis. .inn. n vv in nis lireeters of tl !u m. Vssei ititleii. iiriiiiiiiterr FORMER KAISER SUED Daughter - In - Law Says Marriage Contract Entitled Maintenance Herllii. .Inn (" ( It.i P 1 l'rln cess Jein him of Prussia widow of the ' (01 'in r (iermuii Kmpeiei's jeutigest son. i vhe eenimitted miiIchIp in liljt), is bring' ing iu 1I011 uginiist William llohi'iuol llehi'iuol llohi'iuel letti ler a iniiilit) uain-i' .illewunce, oil the ground that her marriage contract, concluded lu accordant e with the lnw of the Hoheiiellerus entitles her te lhe tneatis of subsistence. 'I lie 1 use wns begun before n iterlin ceuit vesicrdii) Ci'iuiisel for the de fi'lisp aigueil that lliese laws were no lengi r valid I h hearing wus ad join tied te penult an attempt te com promise. EMMA GOLDMAN IN SWEDEnI .... ." vyt iiw IurV(lUHB JH U s K.ltMIU' hhOi ... ...n 'I'lut (Hi.l.. n -.. .1... ..II.. 11. ... in..- ......,, n.i- uvsi-ruice as iielng of the I air (.round-, meet, u,ifi iht .Shleiu vears old, brunettes and prett. iiiltllng vleluinm f the l.e.tu, ,). 'Ih.. thef Is the third til this ste.e. I jambllng law b, bookmakers epe.atl.g gowns Wt. a total valuation of ?5-l.-, Jt the ri.c. tra-k, were Issue " ''V-hnrlT V Ma,khieU'r"--i , "" -Information tarnished b, ) Ihniliss A Muekie. -U-'t. I.archwoed Atternev Kn.r. tjffi '!': "UnUall. of the hes. , L ZrW T smV ".Yar lleiX u 1 1 Sr! b t .hist "iht nSKrt iS, alid ceatl , a-erdlng te telegra.diic ."Av, Mh'Ss... 1 ... "?'.""." died there after a watchiaan. Jehn Hauler, for the pin- H. Tatnail iirewn, Jr.. captain of the, reeeive.i .u..i ... ve..BUiuuiar "?iikB7IUvw" Slk' ,K", uf '"''",ry' A 1 -- 1, . ' -9 r..nii.nii (mnn niruueil ltint ,.r . I tiuiirtrrH. tiling liis piewess when he declared that Uiree tWaelimcntN of constabulary I e ou ni.15" a in UAituiAUK. ou A,ie run te rii niui iii uu hour would,1"'" "" ; v"'-"- " iu uana. , .."'"."Sr'.A"" ??".. 'iTii"" '" . "' " v "si e( U.VP ... ...... mi w. , .v- v l.,i.,l Must Move en te Anether Country Within Menth .Stiu hlielin. Jan. II Hlv A P,) Kmiiiu (ieldtiiaii. Maunder Herknmn nnd Aleximdei .Shapire, deportees freirt iueiliu. who recentl left Itiga for I.......I.I...I... .... 111.. ! Ulll ..ill .,f ....!.. . ... ijt ..Il.ir.ll.v IIIIT- ..IIH-I. 11I..11I Ull .1.... T...J ...,L If, -M.V...I street icperts tliat sneak thieves en. ti f.t.r,., vn..r.i.. n.,. .1 ... ' u,.uiu nrrn.d here teilav. Thn lm 'VIW XiVTt WftU,!l,luII,lbt0,'Jew- eW ra""" "" nrtcst of ,.ry book- receivcl pe,.,.ls..en te remain n me.iil, "'Yiel-oeil iVres.. MIT Market .,. "."ak!:r W ""$ "'. "l-r- .'llV'rJ ... ,t thai thlevpH steln n ....I.- .1. . u' "i .' trncu nnu uiai en each sue. nicuiii. . u.ww.... .... Ui,,cl tUii KrlendV Select 7 7-21 of 'merchandise, the contents of v iei J1"!!."" n -,,'W'l ''na weuhl WT; .,,,,. , ,,,,, !-. ' . - , .,..,. Mpi i,:ii, V ' l0 riulrcd. I Guarantee uUe have been given the & Scheel '- V'irV- ut " a: 1 "ir, ib tn LvV'" T1"3 ,-' r,ir .,0',ln ""- " fy deportees that the would net lS . l'! m . ; .i. S15 necklace of pearls VnliiedutSI,u,.v l!rhlwl K- w1"' 'lii-lve second and l-eded bv the Uunllidi Ulltheritlci. 1 wiaar 2i; -srvi t""" -VrtiSA war eiK.r rtbt'uiaV' l,y " of -1 i;." !?V "HlTWOSia I'" It's in Iho lfer Bl eeluinn teJiiy vi . ,,vfi v t)M-8-sA(tV., 4, ,a. , k tf r &tt?h - Kef . ii 1 ' iX' A.. Jr"iK.y 'AU1101011U.1: veu M Vlliiilin;e;i Irs, 2il , H tl22 .S,k Afiue. 2d ....., 4 -. a V , 1 r rtujr ItACIi maidtn two ears). us, .I'll, vuin.w IIIIJ IIAlli ia v.ifJiT mXi' . ..'....?, -?.'" 1 """" ',,0 3 -urlwinJ 1,0 tiiu AAn a imcceui en a p.ab. at ciaailaeaXK sac 81. tt!v. rettllm,.- nn i'rTBi.-.i. r-.i - : I Loek, under Uuatcal Jnitruuwati mi mt Tf i. s 4 4 -t-.--- -T -----" -.vv;u w 'b, ,liw4 , - ' - J- ( H .1 i' n K3 ii w . .VI u t 4 i nf :r ifi . ' t. -V,,i.4 jiij tl
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