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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEI-PHILDELPHIA; FBIDAY, JANUARY 6; 1022
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SAY'WIORALCLAIIVIS'
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DEVELN 1
Failure te "Pay" Caused Oust-
Ing Frem Law Committee,
Friends Bolieve
SEEK TO KILL BILL
Fl
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MUD CASE
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NOW PREDICT SETTLEMENT
.'... ... . . .... , .11
, !""! nenris or .inmes a. ucvciin ucncvc
Ilft'trna "fleed" no nlmlrmnn of the
vCeunellmnnle Committee en T.nw be-
rftuae of bin lieMtonev nhnut paying n
"mernl claim" of $a2.ri.l!(W of flip Kc.v Kc.v Kc.v
Mone State Construction Cempnny.
The former chairman's adherents
Tirpdlct tint, under
"Charlie" Ilnll. Vnre 1
Appointed by Richard vWglelii. prcl
solemnly that site would respect the
obligations of every kind taken by hr
predecessors with foreign Government).
If HtiHfila wants recognition she must
recognize her honorable obligations nnd
agree net te nttuclc her neighbors. And
we must Insist that her neighbors de
net attack Russia."
Ueorge Hnrvey, American Ambassa Ambassa
der te Urcat llrltnln, who in acting as
official observer for the United States
at Cannes, told the correspond
ent just before he entered the council
chamber that he had no intention of
speaking nt the tlrsf session and had
no program te place before the Allies,
as ban been rumored,
Mr. Hnrvey Has noncommittal when
asked If be would outline the American
viewpoint of the world' economic wit
nation If pieascd te de se, Faying he
would lump Hint fence wncn lie came ,
te it. In contract with the ether dele- Fermer federal prosecutors fought a
Rates, he walked te the yacht club, and ieKn imttlc before United States Judge
he was Mirreundcd by n crowd of me- :,.. ,,. , i,,. nKii n.e
tlen-picture nun and press photo. Dickinsen today te J'11"ttsI,1.u'?
rophers. 'Indictments egalnst Ham Sinter. Albert
Ne rr.inee.nrlllsli Alliance I F. Slater, Hiram Rentier and live ether
The mci'tiiic was In session sliehtlv ilefnndntit. chnrircd with consnlraev te
a. i n.llin.nilM l . . " . . . , . I " "
m rr,r.'',ir,U!.l'T'1 u a.i. unira violate the prohibition laws,
tne recline 01 1 :i clock after having appointed two , . J,,,.., m.,,..!,,, i
cider, who was ,,,,,. one en reparation and ,'l,, stntP'1 l,,lf! .
i'zIpIii. prcsl-l,i, . ,i,r .,i, ii.n .....it, ,11, dp Kiitintifin. Celes and Assistant I) strict t
BRIDGE IS STARTED AT LAST!
Slater and Bonner Indictment
Faulty and Lacks Basis of
Proof, Judge Hears
PERMITS NOT SHOWN FALSE
dent of Council te Mr. IVvplltt's place uet, ,.1)mmissieiis were called te meet Walnut opposed the legal efforts made
yesterday, the claim will go ihrmiRli , llt ;l .;t0 t. M t bv rlini,,H yy MoUey. former United
vltheut difficult
Prime Minister I.leyd Onrgc has de- States Attorney ; Jehn W. Crellc. for
mer assistant te the prohibition dlrec
ter. nnd Jeseph A IIIIiir.
Sir. wlllliiR opened the urpunient te
v. ..n ,.rm.. . ,,.. ,..i .,. " pconenue rcMeniwuii m j.uh'ih- uim winter anil
Law an opinion en this point, but consent te modlllcatlens in the tcnarn-' nppeintcd te
na net yet done se. tlen payments b (iermany en the bn- bv I'rehibitl
Mr. Dcvelin s friends today ald be ss 0f tie nSi:cstlens made In recent ' Vre ousted
Ihp "mernl claim eriRlnntPd in pt- ,.,,!,,,, ,lerc t.n X)l, no qtiftien at this
a work which the Ivexsten.. State ,,, pf a ferlna nlllance between
onumictien ( emnain claims It did in r,- .,,.., n.i fSmm MrKiii it u ,nid i
ildlnR tlie Cit. Ilnll station of the ..n.i nuthnrltv. hiif lin lipid out the ! nin.l, tlr, unln fnr !lntpp nml ttpn
, ead street subwnj Mr llevclln re- , tiriprct of a siifllclent suarentee te aid ner. who prp net present All t"
ed te indorse the claim for payment i',.um.,, f sb,. Is iiKiiln attacked, us In ether defendants were present, iticlud
II it could be determined whether ui 4. umCr certain condition". . Ing Maurice Hcrl.. Uiiunnel Heek-
vas n "moral claim or a 'leRal ''iue nre. it Is stnted. that France I binder, Sum Itloembcrg. Itebert Mc
m.' Recently the ( ity Solicitor s 1 Co-eiicrate with tSrent ltrltein in the Carter and Jehn rrlcdrlch.
0 was aked te Rive the I emmlttec economic restoration of Kurepc und Slater and llennpf. who had been
important prohibition jobs
Ien S Plrecter M(ennell,
.,nl..VU tilifii fiflli Inls friim
had net been disturbed b his summary i,emen conferences of a half bll- 1 WnshitiRten took liarjte here some
removal from eflicc. He expressed re- ijen K0!d marks In cash and a billion t months nce.
Bret, however, that the president of -, m,rks in kind Instead of two bll- Sinter was secrctarr te McConnell
Council had violated tradition in ap- (in,, marks In cash. nn.l Tinniiri. n. chief of the iiermit
nil peIntliiR 11 member who wa- net a law- . .llvlslen. An mldltlemil chnrce of con-
yer te the committee chnirmnnshlp Paris. Jan. 0. Mly A. r.t Ihc Spirni,v j0 i,tl0 iiermlts for the Illegal
tllnitns which come up for adjudication Allied Reparations Commission has re- withdrawal of liquor was made against
by the Committee en I.nw nrc ustinllj of fupl te extend the time limit en the .). t.ve fenm,r elliclnls.
a sort wlueli require expert legal knewi- .innuary and 1 ebrunry installments 01 jjr VilIinR nrRued the evidence en
C- edge. Cerman reparations until It has received hich the Indictment was found was
', - the information requested In its letter 1 jml)relcr. He said re witnesses, who
CT..,,,I T .,.! A ,p tm" German Government en Decern- ' Ktlfird. could pessih! hae seen cither
? (' OOViel lxeCOgillZea ber 10. Iimn ,KnlnR the alleKed illegal permltp
. I . . nt.nnnnit tn.l nt ,l,rt fntliirn rtf til ,r.t " .. 1- .1... ...I... .t...
v, . IlieH I 'mill f II .,,7 ,i.' "'"'" ,v '', .,"'",: ,.,.. "' auerney miiup " i,i
jy ntiiiu vvn"vi.v aiiicii eiiprpm,- v.uuniji iu iiivik iiiui iu yT Mel nnnell hntl net nccn cnucd up-
Cannes, Dr. Walter Rathenau (Ser- fro the United States commissioner or
., , , , many'B economic negotiator, who has tnp federal Grand Jurv. Tie said that
tentlnncd from lese one bpc) , p0,Miitatleii with reparation , f01. n)) (i,op In the courtroom knew the
cease its efforts te change the sjstem efliclnls here, will leave for Ilcrlln te- , nmnitH misht actually have been
01 Revernnieni in uinvr ceuiunr". iiiriu.
Prime Minister Med GeerRe of Great Dr. Hathenau. when he arrived in
Britain, In an address te the Council, l'aris, infeimcd the allied governments
warned the allied rowers ttmi inc. tnreusn an intermediary mat no was
LIH9Hw?nlHL'HHPRiHBsr
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BAR POISON GAS,
AMERICA URGES
Powers Brand Submarine Com
manders Disobeying Interna
tional Law as Pirates
ROOT PLAN IS AMENDED
Governer Kdwards (left) and Governer Sprout lieldlnR (lie silver pick
nnd sheel with which they did the first actual constructive work eh
the Delaware Itlvcr llrldce at I'lcr tl today
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ANSWER
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slimed hv AlcCennell.
Mr. WIlllnR also nrttueil that the in
dictments aRninst llenner nnd Slater
weie defective lie quoted n piirnsc,
could net leek te any ethers but them- prepared te re te Cannes te i pluce before int jrnner nnd Slater. "In the per
frelvcs te weil; out tlie economic re- ine council ine injures en uie u-ii i:ij - fr,nnnrP 0f their ilutx . did defraud the
habllltntlen of Ktirepe. lie nppe.iled ments Germnte was able te make and f;Vprnment." The lawcr wanted te
te the Allies te set aside prejudice and the dates upon which the pa ments could Ivnew 10W Mjs clients could defraud the
work tORPther te this end. ' be made. Se sure was lie thut he would (jnvcrnincnt In the performance of their
Mr. Idevd Geerge declared the Allies receive an invitation te proceed t" , ,tv-
had reached n point where thpv iuut Cannes Unit lie reserved rooms in the , j't w, nTgWH further that Slater
act declslvcl and broadly if the eco- Hetel Carlten, where all the delega-Mm(j nel1Pr i,ad net violated the crlm-
jiemle structure of Kurepe was te bp liens are stepping. iunl c0(, nllt tliat the met that could
saved. lie ald the present meetlnR Ne Mith invitation bavins material- , bc charged again't them was dercllc-
of the Supreme Council was the most ized. Dr Rathcnnu and his party nn- i tlen of dut) with dismissal us the
Important held smce the Armistice, and neunced their decision of returning te I njtv Tf t, Oevernment asprted
that the public opinion of the erld Berlin bj tonight. 1 hey had net up 'slater and llenner had limed frail-
J.. .!..! ..., .I,n 1'IIm trilrn i iili.p In till-. nOOI1. llOWPVPr. hlll'KlCll till their I ,.., ... ...I.. At- M'llllnn nnnllmiiul
respensibilltips te revive Europe. i trunks, and appeared te be still heplus tnc Oevernment. in drawing up the in-
tr,, 'r ... ni.nra.l...,. for an '-th-hour nltntlen. I dlctmenti ,a,l failed te state the permiu . .
.... . i , .1 were traudulent.
It has been sufigpstpd. he continued. CQpCrTQ p All lKnnn "
that Great Hrltnin vm.s advising this iUarCO I 0 BHIl$IO,UUU I .,,-.,,- M OTOMAPH
course In order te escape her eMiga- iNbnbUNfc IN O I UlYIHUtl
Hen, but he declared this was untrue Themas Gallln Charged With Reb- ELEVEN YEARS, REMOVED
nnd that Knslnnd was prepared te inrry Dlln, . .finrit, , ----
out nil her obligations. Asking per- blng Bank Runners of 56000 I
mission te speak frankly en the sub- IIiul of $l.",000 was fixed l Judgt Petrified Bit Taken Frem Camden
ject of Gerinun reparations, Mr. Ideyd Audenreld tcdny in the habeas corpus Weman by Operation
Uepree said: I lieariug et x nemas i.nuin, iwenij-enc. . M . niik. f
ment
fruits
'CUDAHY-FRANCIS WEDDING
HALTED AT ELEVENTH HOUR
, Packer's Sen and Brlde-to-Be Van
ish Without Explanation
Xjes AnReles, Jan. O.-A society
wedding, scheduled te take place today
' and which would have linked two prom-
n! r d T Die.inni "cn- nnd wenlth.v families, bus beeu
Denies P. R. T. Plans te Include .uUcd off bccnuM thc brWe ntl, Ml,e.
MAYOR ON TRANSIT
By lhe Associated Tress
Wodhlnglen, Jan. 0. Consideration
of Riibmnrlne questions was concluded
today by thc five rowers' Naval Com Cem Com
tnlttce vlh adoption et thc final Reet
resolution declaring submnrlne com cem
miinders who, with or without orders
from their government, violate the ex
isting international law en' submarine
warfare, te be guilty of piracy.
Thc American delegation, through
RIlliu Reet, thereupon brought lertli n
new proposal te prohibit the we of
poison gas In future wars. It was said
te have been received favorably, but a
decision went ever until tomorrow s
meeting. , . . ,
The piracy resolution ns adopted by
the Nnvnl Commlttce was widened In
Its scope se that Its application would
be net only te cemmitnderH ei suu
...,.... ...t.ii. .ii, f vinlnte the rcceg-
nlred laws of war, but also commanders ,
of naval vessels of any character. 1M u
.... . ,i.i ,nnaiapntinn ni ine uiik-
i Inal Reet proposal was net tllclepca In
the official announcement which carried
the resolution ns It was adopted.
The resolution n finally n!li;i,tc'i.mn,'!
clear the liability te punishment for
hImpv nt suhinnr nc commanders, re
gardless of whether their act was et
their own inltinuve or uim .... -
crnment's orders. . . .,
The crime of PV.1n,,,e1w?"':,nIf';li
te violations of existing inJcrnntlenBl
law in attacks en merchant ships eh
laid down in the first two Reet rco rce rco
lutlens adopted by the committee jes
terday. and would net relate U the
third noet resolution, which was ex
plained te be a new agreement applying
at present only te thc five principal
naval Powers.
Call Poison Gas Inhuman Agency
The subject of poison gas developed
., inn,i mi elipnilcal warfare sue-
mltted by the American Advisory Cem-
rVmsMnrnrf for Senate PLEA OF INSANITY.FAILs'1
w". -" i Trt piiir isi ifA 7 U
iu ehvc eLHitri Ur- WIFE
Man Convicted of First Degree-Mu
acrnna win uie' in Chair'
William1 Uchjaniln wes Cem)
first-deftTcc murder tins afternoon fet
the killing of his wife, Matilda, jne.
17. He had elected today t, tn'Wtf
chance with the jury en the argumw!
of his counsel, supported by etner wh.
lieges, Hint he'wai net incntnl'y n.
spensible when he shot her.
Hcvcrnl witnesses testified tltnt In
seemed te be in a highly nervous ttili
of mind end acted quccrly befere M
trnirpilv. Others tCBt fled tn 1,1. J '!
eus geed clinractcr. ?1'
iicintivt's iinu iriuuus ei the am.)
woman wept when Assistant Dlatrlct
Attorney Kelly, In addressing thc jiirr
recalled the manner of her death nt ill
hands of the man. who. nftpr w.T
, ling her te leave him and go en u
work te earn ner own living, i,j
hounded and harassed her and finallt
killed her. He asked for a first-dfm
wrdlct. m .
Renjamln received the verdict of
Riillty without any sign of emotion
Ills counsel was given until Friday tj
ll!e rcahens for a new trial.
f! i ' K til
KabtMlM
mnrv .'
my &y: s MM '
mi, k A::
i-.'-""-, "
"L" in Its Valuation and
Upholds His Offers
groom aru both mysteriously missing,
having left this city nnd gene In oppo
site directions.
' Jehn 1 Cudah.v , son of thc late Jehn
SAYS BOARD RULES FARES Cudnhy, pioneer banker nnd meat
packer, of Chicago, was te have mur-
ricd
012011015 WHARTON PEPPER
Well-known lawyer, who Jumped
te Uie fore today among the. possi
bilities ns successor te Senater
Pcnrose nt Washington
McGINN MURDER SUSPECT
TESTIFIES IN OWN DEFENSE
In
mlltee, recemincndlng prohibition ',,, COnvlcted of "
poison gab tin nn Inhuman ugencj of M!pllllpl ii.ntcen
war. Mr Reet presented a reselut en und Michael i nicen
te the committee cmoed.vinR mc i
clplcs of thc Advisory Committee s rec
ommendations. ' ,,
Itulv Immediately announced aimc-
Ien te the proposed' American principle.
Inekesnien of the ether Powers desired
Splnelll Denies He Toek Part
Slaying of Detective
Salvaterc Splnelll, en trial before
Judge Bell for the murder of Detective
Jeseph McGinn, October 2, 1020, testi
fied today In his own defense. Splnelll
Is alleged te have been one of ten New
Yerk gunmen who were holding up a
gambling house when McGinn entered
und was shot.
Christopher Murrane has already
flrst-deRrce murder,
nlcenc Is serving nineteen
te twenty years for nccend-degree mur
der. Three ether defendants bcslde
Splnelll, arc te be tried.
Splnelll said today he had come here
nnd met a brother he had net seen for
The lllgllt Ot tllP sneuung in:
GETS BRIDGE SOUVENIR
Patrolman Grabs Parachute That
Dropped Ribbons en Phi la. '
Traffic Patrolman Harry 1'. blv,
tins the first souvenir of the new Delt-'
ware River Hrldgc. It Is thc pan.
chute loosed from Its position la (J,
hydroplnne which stretched the em
blems of unity iicresg from Camden
Philadelphia. When the living plant
was skipping ever space at Rncc street
the aviator Hung the parachute te the
breeze. Then there was a serambli
Men, women, children and police, the
latter en horseback, all made a datl
for the coveted souvenir. Man anj
horse wen.
Fire In Physician's Office '
A defective chlmnev leading from an
open fireplace In the office of Dr
Gcerge G. Ress, 1721 Spruce street'
caught fire today, causing slight damg
te the partition. Thcre were no tia
ticntB in the office nt the time.
Ml.... T n..!ti el..Hln. IVnnnlu t
.... --- . - -- - , - ,... .,. , M.AHinnn urAnndn in ii pnr.
t,., .. . ,r . r .. .. ... .I, ... i . . I... AVM.m.in inn ...iiit'i.iuii invjrvn., ,.. .. -
uepivingtoeojp.ui.ns,.COy .i.yer. , , the .laughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. "';","V,i ,i s,( that the subject snd his brother asked mm te go te
ill. I .Phi Tran it Ceinpnnv. Mr '"l I lnncIsV former Cnlted S.nf.s Senater d 7s "edav by Secretary Hughe, und body te held their hands ,, bpnci.
n'LWhls and Geinor of Rhede lsla.,,1. . . I Mr. Reet in Its support, were te be m.1,1 here was shoe tug. IU mI 1 he
iniiiilbntinn te Richard Wegleln, presl- The engagement, was announced uy distributed later today te ine ."""'- ' "
dent of Council Mrs. Pruncls, thc gills mother, last IgatienH for examination with u vlevy te arrested. ,, flj.i .,, knew Mur-
Mr Mliten's letter sets forth that 1,1, ' month. A that time the imirrlnRe was disposal tomorrow Tlie Reet resolution p hlnelll U.e n kne Mur
Ul llvl
"There must be Reneral agree- charged with having held up two Cern ...V,?," st rwt near Pour h Camden,
ent of thc Allies. Pulling this, the lelmnRe National Itnnk runners. It mI Sa shbene Tedav' 1 1 c beu
ultH of ppiice will ret ungathered." is charCed he get $15000 from them, thc ,e ved a Coener Hospital. It
"The Allies.'1 he continued, "must pa roll of a mill. The money mh - '7X!? .A.hvskuans s a ed
b nllnunnnn fr-r npl, ntliBr'M Unr rrMt.ml. The rnhberv occurred ''ttll petritietl. tile pll.VSlUlins MIlllU.
make allow nnces for -acli ether's never recovered. The robbery occurred
opinions. Toe much has been heard n month age. nt T vvcnllctu and auaain
it individual claims and Interests. All ' streets. '
the. Allies have just claims. It is The bank runners are Henry DIshcr
propeitui presrnis uu incrviiM-ii inn- i"..--" - ,,.,,, '..,.,, ' . . ...i...vintin wnl
1 . . . ' .., . ...,- t... .,. 1... I.f Vn,i- Venr,u nnhin nn.l If ,11,1 'Plii, llkrt 1,1 UIir OI nSllllVXlatlng. P01
M IT or un derfhe la test BrVc mint: snvs net happen:' Last week Miss Pranc.; soneus or analogous l.nuids or materials
h: I, Fa nkferd "l"" will net 'be snld the wedding would take place or devkes having bee,, justly condemn d
in.dudcl iu tin- P. It. T. valuation und within a lew dajs. by he general opinie, of the ib ;ili..ed
answers a number of ether objections The prospective bridegroom myste- vver Id and u. prehlbl V.011, .?" ,','i?
nuviiiK nccn "'ul .'" ';-s' s..
a majority of the civilized Powers arc
which the Miner made te Mr. Mitten'
offer of December ,11.
Mr. Mitten's letter follews:
"I nn, sendliiR .von herewith draft
of lease or agreement lis nibmltted h.v
ileusly disappeared from his apartment
nt the Hetel Ambassador ever a week
age, leaving no lerwnrdlng address.
in rlv ,
I . ... , 111.1!
"New te the end tnni tins iireuiuuiuu
lY
Mm Dill. a uld 'hi' siiffcrrd much
nain during the eleven jcars, but only 'Majer Moere te City ( euncil .M.inh
e"erlav Wame Inspired with enough HI. HKM. but made te conform te the
' . , .. --.. .. 1 Ul.. ' li.rmi. nt im lnlllr III Mill OI I ICCC II - '
....,.. :,.... ... . . ,. ,. ". ....., . ,- mi .. i. ,..! nerve 10 nave me ausu icmu, uw- ,-."
recognized, men. tnnt :iu nave simerpii nnd narry iv.ramcr. Eisner iteiuvvij : .,, i ,,.
and sacrificid some, it is true, mere , identified Gnllln ls new '"ng "' '
than ether'. All the sacrifices are net Gallin was released en probation a ,.,,-, ai-kit uni nilD MAM
recorded In evidence v( devastation, vear nce en n malicious mischief charge, JAIL eU-UtN I MULLllr I1AII
Although formidable, this is the least i,v Judge Fluletter. and although Judge
part of the havoc aud devastation pinletter occupied the bench today with Antj e Used Gun te Get Loet Frem
wrought by the war." Judge Audenreld, he declined te accede, u..P
"I usk leave te speak for my own ,., ,hp renuest of Assistant District btereKeeper
itrv." Mr I.Ievd Georce continued i,ia,ihht Tmilnne. tlint he commit the. rive venrs in nriseti for two crimes,
. -. .."... ..."...-.- - . -- .-.- ---- - ..: . . . ,,
man en the previous charge. rc of them a tnirty-ceni nein-un, wu
niTuni ir PI CDfiV OUICTCn shall tc universally accepted as Ji part
Cardinal Dougherty
of international law, binding alike the
I consciences and practice et nations, tne
Announces signatory Powers declare tncir uscm te
lie uuumi
ARREST 3 AS BOOTLEGGERS
Had 48 Quarts of Smuggled Cognac,
Dry Agents Say
Pertv-elght mturts of Italian cognac,
which the Federal agents say were
smuggled Inte the United States, ro re
Miited today iu the arrest of David II.
Kvle. 727 East Chelten avenue; l.d-
ward Geff, 08115 Redman street. and
DEATHS!
Channen In Parishea . Mich. proJ.lDltlen. agree te ue nu , , , ( Hulmcs, Jr., Vu,m Ueurtlnna
1t. Ml lll'II -- - - i ,--. ,i. hntu ftrtll I HPniSPIV I'.4 UI1I1 I1V1L ' . '. tm .. -- ...l..n.i.l uni nn Iwimla
I "With reference te suggestion- con- The following clerical appointments n nt-ipr cvjM(j nntlens te adhere I f .Une c nV h
tallied In Mujer Moere's letter of je- and trauffers have bicn uiineuiiccd by thereto." , , , Kvle Geff and Hulmcs were arrested
ilerdnv te City Council I dcsiic te sub- I nrdiiial IJeughcrlv : American delegates pointed out that lVliiwnre avenue nnd Seuth street
mlt the follewing: ' , Ihe Rev. ( harles A Mi-Nan vc. te i th ,,rep0sC(i prohibition of poison gns ll ,.nHtem guards, who say the men
"Citv-bullt Kinnkferd '!.' will net be assNtnnt rector of St. I elin.in s . declaration of the Trcuty of ., L iinimr in thilr nosse-slen. Thc
country
"It has been nnsumed that she did net
suffer from the war. This Is gressij
.untrue. We are pajing- 110.000.000
"annually In pensions alone, and 100.
000,000 te the unemplejed. Tlu-e nr
but two rpsults of our participation.
It has been assumed that Great Britain
suffered lss because she balanced her
budget. She did this because she un
CAMDEN COUNCIL BARRED
imposed tedaj en Maud Randelph, u
egre
be Included in P. R. T. valuation; eiilj v liurcii. Ardiiierc. 1 Vcrhiiillcs
the exact returns made bv V. K. i no uev. vv iina m . . i egnrtj. uh- m,v Korni Part of Treaty
te the cltv will be included bj P. R. I. , "'t-tant rector of St. lelmuii s. Anl- i Maj 1-erm I art ei J reaij
for nite-ninkliiR purposes. mere, te be assistant rector of St. Ga- . As te whether the resolution regnrd-
"The cost of the Friinkferd 'I.,' as briel's. Ing poison gas will be made a part of
,.,...;.. .,... f iu ... 1,. Tim ltr.iv AiifMBtln .T. Sclmlti' nsslst. il, ,,.n.il iriintv nr wi 1 be drafted Inte
apsrriecii in uie uriui. i .- m "- ...:... -. ;v;r ;:i iii:. .;,.: r.. r ."" r....v ...'.. '.r . . ...,ii,,..i
nesPss
prisoners were talten oetere i niieu
States Commissioner IrOiig, vvlie fixed
the bail.
AGAINST SENATE "PAIRS"
Randelph and Walter Webb were f()p Cit you,,,, pen which the P. I ant reel or of St. Gabriel's, te be assist- i n-parute convention or be centlind
convicted of larceny of a handbag con- ., ,,, nroI,esPS te pay u return te the nite rector et the Church of the Truns- , te a detdarulieii of the Conference wns. Qeran proposes te Abolish Leng
!i,,nln. A October a fnmj Kula i pi;v ;)pli;,p a- tlmt tll0 Majer con- figuration. .,,, ,. , -..Id te be unsettled. Heme American , Established Custom
All Readv With Fleat for Bridge
. .. . .. VVl,. oe rinrrett Mtreet
Parade, but Ph.ia. ueay hbikb SP'-CP(, ,0 Iline months. . "" " r " T - tl ',wee,t' In- ' rector of the Transtiguratlen Church. U,..uVh net technically u naval subject,
Camden c ity l eunell and tne amuen Rnndelnh also was convicted of rob- .,, A, nn .iln rim.iI)ul of the te he assistant rector of St. Philip it might go into the naval trcutj
Webb I tP;(l! f))p when ne pnys; ''the city might , The Rev. Hugh P. Rend, assistant delegates believed It probable thut, nl-
- m . ....-..-.."- I' I lll'N. I II II lllll lll- III tliv lliui w -- - -- ------- ---. - ..
dertoek greater ebligat ions, ner taxes iwnnty iiwru m i i-uinni ..... mi lilrv vause et uie tniriy-cpnt neiu-i , , , . blI, is0 ti. cenernl con-i Nen s. The
are the highest in the world. tuke part in tnp nniige e'lruue in uiat ,jp ; the store of bhermnn Woodsen, ,. ,lV,rlicads. which ate Included The Rev. Jeseph I ngar te be rector , dratted und adopted follews:
In hi- enlv brief referpnee te the .-itv nnd hen" today. I his was de- ,-,,, j.-at Sharpnnck street. Randelph . ,i1P jtnnd Transit Company it&elf pre tcni. of St. Stephen's Church, "The slgmilerj Powers, dexlung Ur
United States he declared : "I wan sm- . ideil en nt n late hour lust night, ,.ntprPd th" store November 'J nnd de. . ,niu,.tien testlmenv before the Allentown. insure the enforcement of humane rules
wtfly hopeful that the great Republic when Jeseph k. ( ostelle. secretary of nmn,c,i thirty cenLs. Woodsen refused, j...!..',. Service Commission.' The Rev. Stephen Wjberski, assist-i f esMlng law declared b them with
of the West might have joined hands the commission, se informed Councilman u,lt rin,1K,.d bin mind quickly when . . Abcul ant rector of St. Jesnphat's. Mann-, respect te attacks upon and scijsuie
n-lfti nu T Mill tint nrp-limp tn iTnn FrcHprii'K V Oil Nellln. I)n.,.l.,!nli drew ll revolver. .-sits l-aifce '"" , ,, ... l. kkk,,ii reelni- nf Sit Pnxl. ,i.l .levlriieHen of lllClCbatlt blllPS, fUT-
The Camden ( Ify ( euncil spent Si 00 j.nu, .fne Rnndelnli was shot in the "Hustlcten line will require live one- , ,,,. ui...nn1l1i.li
... .V.. .,..,.! a ' iirv ...... ..-. "-'- . .; "... . . .. l. -....!. 1.1 1... !. ..I A ' '-
en floats nnu tne rreeiieiners iswn. inis jnt. umi fg while resisting arrest ej man cars te un iniMi.it,. u ...- -,.j.
work was done with thp idea that the patrolman who caught him with live This line, with free transfers te elo ele
Plillndelnhia Council was te take part Ph!pi(l,nu In n bair. He escaped lire-e-, vutdl. u second fiuc te (.ettinnn Jtreet
....l., knnncn Mil. nuner or f he plileken-r umi nii-r eillll. will nuii-'urii us imii-iui-
...i.i ,,nr hi. lnentp.l. inir cestn by ninny theii-iimls of dollars
ZIONIST QONCERT SUCCESS
any opinion upon the attitude of thut
country. It has its own reasons.
Net Pre-German Apologist
The British Premier said he had al
ways been placed iu the dangerous po
sition of keekilfg te stand up fur the
Germans and that denunciation of
this apparent position vvai a cheap waj
of winning applause.
"I'm net a pro-German apologist. "
hn declared "I have nlvvajw snld. nini
say new. that the German Government lmI,0rtant event."
mUSC pay te wie nimu-i iiiiiii hi lis
capacity for the damage It has done.
Bat like lnwjcrs we must consider the
case nnd decide unaniuied-iy wnnr
measures must be t.ikpn in order te yng en Couch With Coffee Ove
eecure payment. When Grpnt Itrilum ilahtless Durner
-J-.1...1 ..-.,.. r,,hl,, I iiinnni Inln LianUCSB OUrner
?B,IWU : ,:" ".;.. " ,, ,...., tt .u,,.. .. ,.n. f the nrecram
banltruptcy. nip iii net ,..,v.. ,. ... r, -"- -. "''"' '"Z I ", ,, ., fpntlirp Qf the bill w..-ii.e
tercst of i ermauy in mum n timtign n.preeme n. mis ....- .n,,. ...uK m nCr L. V. r.i nn,,,n.n ,t
Gemanj alwajs'has been i:..Rlun.l ,oem, 11 West Jeff.r-en street, She repennfc , in ' r" -'',
iiii.i rlll . ,,"""-", : i i ii ,, ,i
111 tlie uemnnsiriiiieii.
1 Whatever was desired we agreed
te," said Mr. von Neida, this morn
inc. "After nil. this was a Philadelphia
nffnlr. net one of Camden's. The Cam
den elbcials did net take part. There
is no friction nnd we did everything European String Trie Featuree the
jhsiiiip ie ue sure .,. iiuiiuuuj in una program
,l,er ilpelnrn that iiuv ncrbeit ill the
ri.P Upv. .lesenh C.Klnsinsl.l. ns- servlrp of nnv Power who shall violate
slstant rector of St. Mary's. Reading, uny of these rules, whether or net such
te he assistant rector of St. Jesapluit's, person ls under orders of n govern-
MHimjiink. 'mental superior, shall be deemed te
The Rev. Jeseph K. Hldus. te be as- I have violated the laws of war und shell
,;,, n.i. , Xlnrv'u Tlei.illnir I l,n i;,,ll In trinl find IllinlslllUUnt US il
a return upon cltv investment ' rTh ..... u'tenhen J.' Vnlcsek. assist- I for nn act of t.lracy and muy be brought
ing cestn by ninny theu-amls of dollars.
"The P. It. T. should net be nsked
Established Custom
Washington. Jan. . (P.y A. P.)
A vps.iI nt luii designed te break up the
fetiith Reet resolution as re- I ,)Wi pstuhllshid custom of Senate pmrt.
Wll- intredliceu ieii.iv e.v eei.ai.'r ier.ui,
Republican. Idaho.
Proposed as an amendment fe thc
Semite rules, the resolution specifically
provided that here after pairs should
net be recognized unless n Senater was
detained at home by illness or absent
nn efficinl business of the Senate.
i In nnv
in the Uiisticien line.
GAS OVERCOMES WOMAN
r.ft,innrl frien Inst iiiclit in the
' ' :- ., v. .1 ,7. n ii , Ulll Oil M'ems ll.l.lv.-s-ll... eiuiu in.- i.i-
Aster Oslne h.v the North Philadelphia , t, Vt Ui Ti property ter rate'
Zionists w.i.s acclaimed h.v nn audience makln,. r,,escs is net likclj te he tin-'
of 1.100 people. ,, , tt,rminPli for from three te five
. The uffulr was one that had few nj,ch (nrt jH, I believe, admitted l
equals for a chur tj event, both In at- -, , depurtmeuts of both citj und
tLndance and in the reiimrkable nnd-- "..,.,.'
I IM.l.Htll.
, ..,.. A( t nnu' r'lniw,!, 1l,llu. In rlnl hefnre flip civil Or military
"City requirement that thc 1 rank jp, h,B t 1)P niHtant lector of St. iiutherltieh of any Power within the
ford "I." eiiernting n(,reeinent "hnH ' Aiuln-w 't. Catasuiiqua. ' jurlwlictten of wheh he muy bn found,
automatically terminate -ix months The Rev. Jeseph M. fina, assistant! Though unpiecedented progress is be
ufter finnl iidjiidlciitien of 1 . R. 1 . vu rpc(0r of St Andrew's. Cutnsauqua, te ing made by ceuunltteeH In the disposal
in.
"If Paragraph A in Section f was
ehiniuated, Paragruph 11, which re-
erven te the city tne rigni., in any
be assistant rector of St. Agnes'.
WOMEN DEMAND RIGHTS
Representatives of Eastern States
Discuss Sex In Industry
Newark, N. J., Jan. (1. (By A. P.)
Working women will go ns far us any
O'MALI.KY On Jan. C, DAVID, m4i .f
Martin nnd Anna O'Mallry (nde lluntfurf
4 mentlu, Iltlivttvrn unit frlcndi InvltMti
ttrjl the funernl en Haturdny. Rt 1 r M
2210 N, Jamlwrt st. Interment Hely Creii
Cemeterv.
OTTINdEn. On Jiin. 4. 1022, THOMAS
It . son of William T nnd Inte Hornc
Ottlnsrer. nued 17 yearn. Kclattvej uij
friends Invited te funeral rvltes, en Simn
day. nt " I'. M.. st fnther'a rcldnce. Ill
Hermit lane. ItoxbnreuKh. rrltnds may tm
Vtlday evenhur. Irterment private, ITir ITir
Insten Cemeterv.
WAI.KBH Jnn , KKTl'HAII r.-rth
of i:dwln J Walker. nd 72 iratn. rtili
Uvea and friends ire Invited te nttend ih.
funeral prvlce. Baturdny, 1,30 P. jj, n
ner line rrniucn.-e. inin i tesa Bl inierment
prlnte Hemalns may be viewed FrlJir
after 7 I' M
llltHNN'AN Jan. (. 1022. CATHAnlSE
nee Ifehlll). wlfe of WIMIam Rrennan Bdi.
lives ami friends are Invited ue attmil fu
neral, Mei-Jav. 8 A. JI . fmm lir late rei
deuce, 4011 Htnlaen nt . Oleucefter, N, J
Hlsli ma nt St. Jtary'a Church w A. X.
Interment St. Marv'n Cemtery ,
ItOHKltTH At Woodbury. .V J.. Jin. I
MARTHA WHITR. daiuhter uf Rowland B
and I.uclle Whlle Roberts. In her Sth (ir,
Services will be held Monday a(tnioe1.
2:30. at 70 Aberdeen place, Woodbury, X
J, Interment private
DIUNKKIt. On Jaif n. JAMES BLATH
WAITI' PItlNKBII. Jr., son of Jamfn Ultth
alte nnd Mary Trances iJrlnker. FlmtiI
and Interment prlvnte
MatKINO.V -Jan. R, AGNES, widow et
Samuel .MacKinnen. Relatives and trn)i
are 'nvlted te nttei.I funral services, Men
'i I M . precisely at her late rdmt
t'adwalader nve. and hheemaker read, Etklri
I'nrk. Pa Intermnt rlvate.
McCAllE Jan. ft. JOSEPH W McCABE
Ilelntlves and friends and nil societies e!
which ha was a member are Invlled te tt"il
funeral services. Monday, 1 P, M, residence
IPO.". E C'helten nve. Interment prlvvta, IU
mains mav le vlwcd Sunday. 7 te 0 P, M
HASWEI.I, On Jan. i. 1022, EVtiLT.V
M HASWEI.I.. duUKhter of Ellafccth Smith.
Funeral Monday. 8.311 A. M . from the rett rett
dence of her brother, 7237 West O.ett-f plka.
Iteauleni lilnh ninss nt 10 A M., St M M
nnen Chunli, lllehland Park. IiitermiBt
llnl C'niMs Cemeierv.
I.INTO.V.- On Jan. , 1022, IIUWARD B',
husband of Kllza A. l.lnten Itelatlvea an'
friends Invited te eervlce en Monday. J 30
I M , nt his Inte residence, 0111 Columbia
nve Interment private. Trlends may Mil
Hurdnv evenlna.
QflNN Inn r., PATUICIC Ot'lVV M
ntlv.s nnd friends nrn Invited te attend lr
iithI MniKliv, (i-.IO A. M.. from CIS tirmki
nve. Wett Philadelphia. Hlph mn as. at St.
(iri-Ki r. h Church, 10 A M Interment He'T
Crus i enieter
Mil. VIED - At the relden'-e of his ten.
fiepl'n Vllletnl, Jr. l,ni) Monre at rnl'i
dflphli, en Jan it 11122. s rKPIIBS Mlb
riTED, r of IlHininotiten S .1 In hla 8t5
iMr IllHilven nnd friends nlse Ola Mittr
Makere' Asn nf riilladelpl.la are InvlH
tn the ,.ervleis nn Metnlaj jflernnen. at J
(..tuck, ut the tuner Ji Jie.ir mat. its'
Chestnut si Interment pri.slr 1 rl'iide
.n.i rnll at 1S2U Chestnut .it. hunday, fret.
7 te 10 P. M
PATTEIIHiini Jnn .1 r.vrm.RIMS
widow nf Hubert M I'lttersen nlatbe
and friends. ale LenKun of the aercf
If -art are Invited tn attend funeral. Men
,a s an A M., from her late realdend
1041 Harlan ut ' Solemn l.lch rnas Church
of the tli-su. 10 A. M Interment Hely
Sepulchre Cemetery.
eMlie rcinninlnir naval questions, It was
sila today bv llie HrltlBil Kneiirsmnn j
that there ,vas net the falntcm chnnee
of BCttlns mnlti'is in shape for a plcn-
ar.v session this wcclt.
With indication;, of growing frirtien
between tin- Japanese and Chinese ever
the Slinntuiitf eontrevcrsy, their meet
ing tedav held little premise of a bnak i
iu tlie deadlock ever return of the Kiao
Chovv-'lVlnenfu llnllread te uniim.
Important Necklaces
Of Pearls
Of Diamonds
J. E.CALDWELL & Ce.
Jfewtanv - Silver - STATtem-RY
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
liatt rustomer 'l lie worn tninc tne van town-i u.i mi..-i i.fi.ii .-r- .inn m-ui -"."-. v. ." :. .i i.n.,..i. ...i .. t me after live yi-uri, ie luiinii.uu- i..v .,.. , t,, ri,i fnP fi r -ht. ns
vrm. r:r." ... . . 1.1 i i - . ... f-. if..mtn u iaa u tea nn .1 Liwtit mn.i u ji in it i m iuki nun i uu i v ... . ...,.. .i - num .l' ,.,...... - -.... w -
maSk Z'Z,r' ll. ;;"KrfVh.n-V.V..'",l tUn , frln.U J irrUSdm UX&lXt for .U'rl and for en,,al n0mi, rights ..a-7e,..n-rn7A, C
E tlen a UuRUa is new In. when. ,e Mrs. Hern wtm l.vingen n reueh un- Other leaiuies.ei me r were; - ,,ur,lSt.,, insuring eontinueiis with men. Kthel M. Smith, secretary df MHI UHUT VVHn I niHUO
would be in crenter dunce, .mil where mnvoleus. while a pnl I of eeffec wns en "I audio 1 -a-'. ' tm am i p e- ( ,rnt,n for five yearn and leaviiiu the Nntieiml rsiHlatlve Committee of
Oernwii Taiueil te I'a.v Failure te Keen Ud te Specification. . .,,Uu e n T in ion? U cannot be ehiinRed by the eempiinv , -. . I political circles today, Occnbten for '" "- "M irrnaT ank J m "" n '"' ' ""?
Vf 'Oermiiiu'.i eap.ieltv te pnj dcpeiulH hal,u"! ," P' Agreement Vlth P. R. T. In 1907 , , I'enn-.vlvenia law. until llim. "Vl WP wu net lecl. our stnn(1. I m,cIi comment was furnished by the CtLUrraMn 1
N, upon her "eV'lK.. trade Stntin,ei.PtH u. Ce6ts M0 ,n Dember I Ca,8 for N,ckel CaP R,de8 Wiinntie,, of the value of the prep- ItV(1t;IV,!li.n .'wdwiu noPeur- '""ting of the war guilt commleMeu of wSm?
!i,te her inleriial wealth me inUcadiua When the entvvhlle strect-oleanlns A pessll)le tent bj the cltv of .lie 1007 crty uheil in -.iippl..ii ' '''f- .,. . nelveH put oppertunit.v in the employers' i the l.eacue of Nntlens at the Quay 1 ijatiemw.
.nd incencliiHlve. Her e-.purt trad. ..ntrneterN reeelved their unv today fer1 i,,, between the cltj and the V. "Uecard ng the earnwl m 'H h of i de th(. ,l0n.M0 ,)l()srC3S of ,11'Oreey late thlH afternoon. 1 jjAjnt
AjUht revive if she miMt Puj what she I ""ember, l'ttl. they were ?5 100 short. ifr T (.nmp.U)V was discussed teda the I'. TL. T. for 10-1. I iu sp . I T1 mM.tlnf, ,,, tQ Cemp(,re ACT
J.Ve. It is new enl.v 'J." per cmt of '1 IiIh ihertnee was purpeHCly made be- ,'. AsslKtnnt City Solicitor Itesenbnum fully refer te in '';V' V.ls.mners nm v The hpcaher aReitcd that working reports prepared in accordance with W Jj
the pre-war liure The icetoratien of . iiuce of fines Imposed bv the Director "W c 0scar Iliaslev, counsel for the ' published in all dnjly newspapers, . ejij , kncw bfttir than any women In instructions from the Allied Supreme V ' ' '
ftantcni and Seiithc.ietein Kureut i l I'ublu A erks f..r fnllurc en the ,.',,. Business Men's AKsociatlen and I herewith Inclesed.' I the world the difference between actual CeudcII nt its meeting in l'aris last
vltnl te the health of the world. If purt of the street ileaner.s te live up, r.ivwi,.n T.nnrnvemnnt Asseel.itlnn. eeiinlltv and theoretical equality. ' August. . . .
L MM . " . ... , a. .. ..Mil .. al.A .vinn Uieni In nu "aitf ' - - i ,. .. ,. ...-iiiA A I I In r 11 n D I I nlIIIRH " I Tli ft PAnnrre Af thA I Tniyllcn nml link W ll 1
CaTaTaTaTkataBTaTam. U . I Ulna , rv imi ilia IT lllJ Will' 1(1 111 I riMl llll Ullllll' ml.1 fAT es,,AinAnf nlilllwl Ins n lii'A 1 I I II I I 1 I I I V V u iu in I I f I I IVI li . "' I a in iv,i'uiiu ti iiii, aiiiKiiiiii JIIU-
Mm.-m'-i UIU Jkllii- mw -- t"..: .l i 1 IIP linjl usircinum. '.uiiui twiuiiivrV1unUUIOOIIIVIbl1WtrfWwt'twifiri
III TIUH Hlllll Hl DLU'L'l l.llimifc Ull'l I . .11 -- fIM.. t nnmntsn .... - . a I ' .--. ...
'ill. iiiiiii I kill i . in. ,,.i'ui i, v. i . -. l (iiiBii h
- r n u iui r" uu
UICO 111 IIUIIIl- Ml
lilejd li''rgn declared that re-
assessed S3445,
.. 1. All.. nr.H a . nn .idlAI-t. All N.I J.J ! , - - ...
stiensihllllv rest. n ,,e victor, If " , V "bce Ve lee'iorTwere 'forced ? . I. ? "XT"1?, .ll
U, III' -4.IHI, l"f 'a 1(iw I . -tftr Krlivln son " i.-, w. -v ,,.,, ..... lr w. mui
Il IIII" CUMil (V ".uni .l.lii'i .......a. . ,. -. iti,,n1. .tvia, OOHtL
hT
iIiet trv te cciine
vrlll be condemned bv the voice of our
pUtlllC Wlllcli is exiieriini; us hi ii.-i
lie declared tlmt lleMievik prepn-
ganda must be topped, lie luld great
'miphttsis upon the j x.i n t that (ircat
' rltain herself had suffered from it In
ie Kast
, Ships at l-reneli
jrr. Mevd Ceorge referred te the
ertjujllee agaliist dealing with n nation
' wbetui hands were stained with bleed.
iml ediled, evidently referring te the
recent agreement between Trance nnd
thc Turkish Nationalists nt Angera :
' "I knew of Ii (iei eminent which
'oulfe lecentlv willlnglv took the hand
Of OH Ushiim-Iii ill one purt of the Last
I de net sec hew we can dntw the line
V. fctveen the two We must have pence
tcrywhere In Asia Miner."
Al this point I" J,r- M""' eerge s
k AdilrcM. I'rem'er Ilrlnuil in snid te
linvV remarked with a smile that he
jmult! the aciiuiilnlaiice of tjie IttrUisIi
UatliimilbU envejn in (rumlnn
"Nn.e ivlM fellow the iiellc.v M
?UeiVii(f tiuiifiiitml at the Ij'iniiiie
I nip I Ml ,,-.., -.. . ;.
I la-l MJiiifre. "wlmu he deelhred f
.. . . .' i., I., ll-n.ii,i relnlnns 1
J n,Jtsai, jl'WJ w "' "l' "r.'TJI,
with IWJaM'Uie W sa" preciBUBcu
II V.ire ne-irlv half the total tines
During 10-0 the total fines collected
h the dty from contractors was
S-1,-,.000
tleliets for twentv-hve cents
The l' nlted States Supreme Court
several months age held, in u San An An An
toneo once, th'it a mntract ltween a
T0KI0 NEW COAL ORDER WITHHELD
$100 Menth Jeb Atvaits
Man With Most Children
Octogenarian Statesman Had De- Arguments In Williamson Cane End
voted All Hl Life te Country With Deth Sides Still In Dark
Tolile, Jan. 0 Marquis Shlgenohe Indianapolis, Jan. (I. ( By A. 1)
i,v n,,.l n trellei emminnv hinds l,..tl, ,.... t,nn' octeeenarlun states-' ArKUincniH evv. ine uh.ihik ei i.cn-
I nnrtieM f the city had the riiht te make ""' "3... I. l.ls home here today. eial Judge A. Ji. Aiiwibjin tj ten-nenary
' .l-.i ...i ,i.. ,. .i:,"" . iii inict en in inc. jieniiTiunn ueni ier-
" " ' - ...l.iMu ............ AHn.....i -r
...namm nice AC PI nTUIMP. poratien chi. u.... r ... .- . uhu
WUIYIHIM un-e ns uu u , forts
ih contract, and that such a contract
must be respected by a State public
service commission. i
Ian members of thc commission v.ere
thnt they were reasonably satisfied with
results of the l.elpslc trials. The French
and Iielglun members submitted ndverse
reports. In view of this division, the
opinion nppeared te prevail that further
proceedings would net be pressed.
IIKI.I WTKn MU.H
Votingtewn, ()., Jan. 0. -fliy A.
I iMnyer Oceige f. Oles today
offered a'jeb at $100 a month, with
rent fr" nnd garden space, te the
v,miiu'ste' n iiiiiii who hn the larg
e't tiiii.ih of hildien. The place 1h
that of guard nl the cit's rcser rcser
veir, Oles today udvi'ed all city em
pln.ves te "lie economical, because it
doesn't leek ns if jeu'H get any pay
for a while." Collect.en of taxes
has been held P be'iimc a recent
imiluiitinj' ii in litigation, and se
fur Olcii has mail. no move te bor
row money In anticipation of ta,eii(
i ' 'ii '
ENO'S SANITY QUESTIONED
Disliked Columbia, but Gave It $6,
000,000, Lawyer Saya
New Yerk, Jan II 'I hat Ames !'.
Kim disliked colleges and i ollege edu
cation and thut. therefore, he was
mcntnllj unsound when he willed mil mil
leus te Columbia, wus thc argument
vesterday In Surrogate's Court of Max
D. Steuer, chief couesel for rome of
Mr, Kiie'b relatives who are endeavor
ing te set his will aside.
The instrument disposes of $14,000,
000 and names Columbia as the re-ldu-,ri
I. . en lee for n share of nhnut .SO.-
i 000,000. Mr, Kue'h heirs at ,w, in
I Lin IbIiim'i n-i A nn m ty.il fA9
e.TPUCC PIPP IM HFR HOMFfiehl in
LiH i vin.w vver
AS3ISTANT HOuKKI5I.IM.7t wantfil In fac
tery In Taoe.n dlatrlcti l4tu experlnn
nr.il (Wte.1 aulary AdiJrcas I' Has
I.nlKnr emc.
lU'HINKSS niTOKTUMTUiS
ti) unionize the Wllllnmsen coal
n West Virginia and Kentucky.
ere cenclutlcd in court here tedaj
...,.u.,fr n .lerisien as te ten rent nl
Mrs. Jennle Gllmere, Ceral Street, I jhV'new order. ' $ )0 .000cn",h Vurt .,0 s,,tery 1,eul
"" '",,!', ..i.. .. nv nr.ler iu n,e i frn P ""wv ante InveitmcM . wll ea
VICXim iiriurt " i ' i ., " " pr ent. 1011' OlenMued. l'h C.il 180
' ,. nn f.i was net brought out during the nrgu- ', i--j.-r- - -zz "
Mrs .leniiK t.ilnierc, ie!l reral v' um (.0rt nd counsel expected , JJi'siNMs i-kiisiin.i.h
street, dieil enrij tnuiij in imi i.iume- .,'.. Weel.s would elnp-e b( fine ' iiaIHI'UIJHSINU fn.'i trfim't, nianlcurlat
ii. ....! la fa inii' iiiiiirn ll I ni'i- ..-.- , .. ,
pill iHmjili... " "
ans, n
rn UO
lOlirs after her illiil ii ..., , ' ve,., i (urud) ilfJ wnrk by nptielnl't III uutriiim'
i..Mfi,n iciiiren irein inn lire .--... , .."iir2 "m.
inning "-. - , , " limctlen previM.inn.
in the kitciicn range in ..it iiemr.
When sne nrn t n. n i . Theodere Adams
trv n g te bent out the names, pastersey
wrapped coats about her, but she was Theodere Adams, for the last ten
".;', i... l u. H, llnmnH u-ern I . .,... ,i, of et no co at Hiunnionteii. N.
Mtinculshed Hlie was rushed te the j,. died last night at his home there
eiu K'l'""".. ,, , .,.. ,. i ,',' ...i .. ....,,,. mm lie wns Inliireil In i
full and never fully recovered. He Is
mirvlvi'il bv IiIh wlilnw S Irl lie. Junernl
anlmiin, IjlOil He Clunl-n IMp.Jl7ne
APAUTMKNTH- UI-aiT l'HII.ADKIIMI IA
FUIIN rini with aervlcf, rruannvbin ratca
llrllf CI lira Allll-x 4011. enil I'lirkwlde ave
1IKVI. KSTXTK Ven. HAXK(,N1"V
a-.itAOHi, ioexiut jTos.eoo. wustniiv.
wniini nn.l died without regaining con- About a year age he wns nijiirci. in a -
m"' ..,, i
:os I.lb.rtV HIilK
iicieusness
tin; steNvTi..,!njtltiyi, !''i"!:fn,,,l"i; ft'in'thX
clndtr hla slater'? eetis, Ames and MSfr&nlVff". "" ' "'L'- y '
'ford, PlntheW- ' .X, , ..', , i wU.iuji ann -J0.juirf. Mauuji .fll. A'
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HIMBl UI1SOUTS
ATI.ANTII'
are agreeably surprtisec
at the peeitive cntriueiaem displayed for the
new laving department.
We felt that a helpful innovation en thc part of
one of Philadelphia eldest financial institutions
would arouse interest. We could net foresee
the tfreat welcome that has been accorded it.
A similar welcome en our part is awaiting the
many Philadelphians who may want te heep
their savings in the First National Bank.
Savings Department
First National Bank
of Philadelphia
315 CHESTNUT ST
Ull. . 4. IBI 111,-M
LsHOREHAM ''uewVn ViIan u f1 --all
i Bpdal'4ueL winter ra.t, Akl eQr, !!!Zr7i7Ti?T!mm!!'T7T'T''''a7mmi'mm
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