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Idantlfied as That of Heg 19-
land Worker Who Disap- i
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FOUND NEAR NEWARK
Discovery of a skeleton frozen In n
etke of ice near Kcnrncy. N. J., op ep
plt Newark en ttie Passaic River,
Indicates the murder el n Hejc Ialend
worker who disappeared from the ship
jard almost thrce years age.
The skeleton has been identified ns
tfmt of Leu!b M. Kellsn, whose family
it the time of his disappearance lived
it C33 East Eighty-third street, Man
liittan, New Yerk.
Identification was established through
clothing and ether personal possessions
found frozen in the lets' near the skele
ton. It was discovered by boys hunting
en the river meadows for muskrata.
Tbe last recorded knowlcdge of Kellsh
it en May 0, 1010, when he drew his
pk- from the nhipynrd at Heg Island.
When he failed te communlcate with his
wife she wrote the corporation and was
Informed he was dropped from the pay
rolls May 24 for continued nbsence from
A. ledge ticket, pay receipts and sev
eril ether articles nil marked with the
nime of Kellsh leave little doubt ns
te the Identity of the skeleten. Iden
tification "as made by James Desmond,
i brother-in-law and former presldent
of the Heard of Education of Elizabeth,
N.J.
' Medical examination showed probable
fracture At the base of the skull. This
ltjds police te believe he was murdered
fter hq collected his pay. His widow,
however, discounts the theory of mur
der, saying slie believes he wandered te
his death while suffering from less of
memory.
Sirs. Kellsh said at the time of her
kiband's disappearance he had about
05 in his pocket in nddltten te his
par as an expire auieaiauc ioei re
pairman. ,
Mr. Desmond, his brother-in-law,
rai able te furnish mero interesting
Information, however, by relating hew
Kellsh was for years proprietor of n
Hloen which was the headquarters for
I band of criminals known ea the
"White Rats."
During these years he made many
fnemlei. The saloon was given up in
11)18 when Kellsh hnd a nervous break
down. A short time later he went te
work in the xhlprard.
Mrs. Kellsh, nfter the identification,
told hew ever since his disappearance
he lias net failed te be prepared for his
homecoming.
"Sly suspense is ever for the first
time in three years," she snld. "While
I never expected him te return olive,
at the fnme time I never locked the
deer since he went away, lie was
heavily Insured, but I have never been
iblete collect any of It."
Kellsh had two children, a girl and a
boy. The girl is manager of n real
tstate office in New Yerk and the Ben
a student at City College, New Yerk.
TUGBOAT EMPLOYES STRIKE
New Yerk Unions Refuse te Accept
Reduction In Wages
New Yerk, Jan. 0. (By A. P.)
Several hundred tugboat empleyes voted
early teduy te go en strike (it 0 o'clock
this morning in pre t cm against a pro
posed reduction In wages.
While only four companies nre af
fected by the strike order, Captain Wil
liam A. Maher, of the Meatmena' t'nien,
stated after the meeting that net!ce3
would be nerved en all ether towbent
companies, giving them six hours te re
establish the old wale. Their failure
te de this, he added, will result in the
calling out of nil the 0000 union men
employed en harbor craft.
CHOOSE DAY'S SUCCESSOR
Hr. Charles W. Flint Recommended
for Syracuse Chancellership
Syracuse, N. Y., ,Tnn. 0. (Ky A.
P.) The committee of the Heard of
trustees of Syracuse University, se
lected te choehe u bitccesser te Chan Chan
reller JumcH Hohcec Day, who resigned
wersl mentliH age. today unanimously
recommended Dr. Cherien Wesley Flint,
President of Cernell College, of Mount
tcrnep, In., for chancellor.
Html choice of a chancellor rests
with the Heard of Trustees, who will
act upon the committee's recommen
dation. ARBUCKLE CASE DELAYED
Will Be Continued at Least Until
i Next Tuesday
San Francisce, Jan. C (By A. P.)
A continuance of at least one day
Jn the second manslaughter trial of
toscea C. (Fatty) Arbuckle, scheduled
te stnrt next Monday, will be neces
sry, It was announced by both sides
jway, en account of another trial which
is new in progress.
Ouvin McNab, chief defense counsel,
aid lie would be ready Tuesday. "We
wall oppose any further continuance,"
lie added.
Uncommon Sense
By JOHN DLAICE
Harness Your Curiosity
I lll'UBN can be taught mere cnsily
llmn minima t.ann..n i.i !. .
' trenter. Dlsceyer what they are ln
recd in, and you "lmVe little dlffl
lty la making n beginning with their
Natien.
dr,-lclllll,,wlth n talet for muble or
hw R '.nakcs nnl,, Progress In these
ileSt th qeaU8C he ls "trally curious
teFh!it.U1ntIf !. curl0,lty is net limited
nr. " A" hllren have it in a
miL "IW,, 'k'ree- Anil for that
Mison all children learn easily.
tft7iw,, Brew' our curiosity is likely
th f- Th,H lH J,artl' J"0 t "
we hi ., wi? a.re B00n Preno ,0 think
J , ", t0 the fact that a curious person
"aosey." J by ethe ua pryi,1B or
Y1113 '"obit of asking people premls-
conM.r'.i,,Vf,'Uen8 nbe,,t wl,nt they
of coUrLtIl.pe''enB, bu"new Is net,
3$er k ha c"ceuragcd.
that It ',,lMS yu cn "t assured
IvInJi. en ns ''our curiosity begins te
4 te fncWC,,5r fr ,eQnUng Wl11
Jeue ,-.i""iuie reurse is le Keep
kn i5 l0Sl,y "ndlmlnlBhed, but te
teIllJlarnes?e'1 Wwt it. Ask in-
B tllOBt nrnlltnl,l .. i t
re nnf : """" noeui uungB wnien
Piil. i,e,r t0 you- Ask: them of
,inI'.r jV'0 Qr,) "ble and willing te
, 'nviti,
6Uki? da t!i,u be8t. of course, la
e V f caoei. jiuc n u aue
TEARS OF MOTHER
FAIL TO SAVE BOY
Judge Regrets Duty, but Rules
Four Aute Thefts Call for
Punishment
Mether love, pleading for the free
dom of u Rlxtccn-year-eld youth,
brought tears te the eyes even of Judge
Patterson today, but the Judge said he
must upheld his oath of office and send
the confessed auto thief te prison for
ene year.
William Painter was the youth who
faced the court, ,in company with Harry
nichnrdsen, twenty-two. Beth gave ad
dresses en Wnrnerk street near Lou Leu
den, although Pnmtcr alone had a room
there.
Painter's 'father and mother were In
court when Wchardsen nnd their son
pleaded guilty w stealing four automo
biles. One of the cars was sold. The
ethers were abandoned either en the
Yerk read or the Iioescvelt Beulevard
after "joy. rides."
Judge 'Patterson called Painter's
mother te the bar and asked questions
about the son. The mbthcr is a teacher
in the McClellan Scheel, Thompson nnd
Neff streets. '
"All I can say is he has been n won
derful son te me; please don't put him
away." the mother pleaded.
Judge Patterson was impressed by
tire mother's plea, but replied the of
fense would net have been se bad if
one car was stolen. But four, one
after the ether, wcre taken, the Judge
wild, nnd the defendants were bound te
beceme hardened criminals in time un
Icsb punished severely.
Mrs. E, L. McDanlels, 1325 West
Erie avenue, one of the complainants
whose car had been stolen, told the
Judge she was willing Painter go un
punished. She added the'less of an oti eti oti
temobilo was nothing compared te the
life of the boy. g
Although his duty obviously was dis
tasteful, Judge Patterson gne Painter
the choice of going te the Huntingdon
Itcformatery or the county prison.
Counsel for the boy choe the prison,
and Painter and Richardson each was
sentenced te ene year.
EDGE RETIRES FROIvTrACE'
FOR FINANCE COMMITTEE
Action Pavee Way for Frellnghuy
sen te Take Penrose's Place
Washington, Jen. . Senater Edge,
of New Jersey, formally withdrew today
as n candidate for the vacancy en the
Senate Flnance Committed created by
uie ueaie or wennter l'cnrose. Ills ac
tion wns construed by colleagues us
Saving the wny for the appointment of
ennter Frellnghuyscn, senior Senater
from New Jersey, te the vacancy.
By the death of Penrose, Senater Mc
Cumher. of North Dakota, steps Inte
the chairmanship of th Finance Com
mittee. As ether members were ad
vanced under the seniority system, a
vacancy was created at the feet of the
Republican list. There has been a
strong rivalry between Edge and. Fre
llnghuyscn for the place, which will be
filled by the Committee en Committees.
In a statement explaining his with
drawal, Senater Edge said he desired te
"be of any possible help" te Frellng
huysen In the lattcr's candidacy for re
election this year.
"I have absolutely no desire In any
way te"embarrasj the members of the
Committee en Committees nnd have se
advised several of them who novo dis
cussed the subject with me," Senater
Edge said.
CHARGES ELECTRIC GOUGE
$100,000,000 Yearly "Tribute" Ex
acted en Bulbs, Says Untermyer
New Yerk, Jnn. 0. (Iiv A. I.)
Charging tlint the Ocncral Electric
Company has fastened a monopoly lit
electric bulbs en this country which
jieltlt n "tribute" of $100,000,000 n
j ear, Samuel Untermyer, counsel for
the Lockwood I.eRlslntive Committee, '
Mimed tiH lnrjuiry today into the elec
tric light bu&inc-s.
"If we nre right in our contention,"
Mr. L'ntcrinjer mild, "this monopoly,
Unit hni htul us in its grip in one term
or another for llfty-flvu yearn, is ex
acting extortionate tribute from the
people of the United States.
"Although till first tinten u-nu
granted in 1877 and expired in 181)1,
I think vu will Hhew you that, in ile-
iinncu or tnc judgment of the ceutt. the
grip of the General Klectrlc Cempiin;
upon the bulb buuincbd of the whole
country Is Btrengcr nnd firmer than it
has ever been in its history."
SEIZE KING OF STILLS,
Giant Moonshine Plant In Washing Washing
ten County Is Raided
Washington, la., Jun. 0. (V,y A.
1'.) The blggeNt moonshine plant ever
raided by Washington County author
ities was brought here today from
lieaUsvlllc, where It wns found last I
niglit en n fnrm. The llfty-gallen atlll
hnd as companions in the building' seven
barrels of rje mnnh nnd seventy-five
gullens of finiulied lifiuer. l'nul VincuH,
nrrestwl In connection with the raid,
twluy guve ball for a hearing.
Twe smaller stills wcre captured in
Bcntleyville nnd Andy Sehaffer nnd
Tcllx Jlargurlsh held for court by a
Justlce of the Peace.
vrlthin your power te afik questions of
e iiuicbi
men and women In tlie
world, llvlnir nnd dead, bv renillhi' their
books.
riURIOSITY is n great nshet.
J trouble with tllOBt nemiln !
The
time
they have for tee little of the right
Hen et ii. j.ney ure eager te knew
hew much salary their neighbor ls re
ceiving, and whether he gets along with
his wife mntters which nre teally of
no interest te thejn.
If they were equally curious about
hew the problems that confront the
world are.belng settled if, indeed, they
are being betth'd unci hew thoughtful
people nre developing the recpiirccs of
their nation, they would be better off.
A powerful and well-directed curi
osity will give uny man or any woman
an excellent education, whether In col
lege or out of it.
It will inspire him with n desire te
knew tha things tlint nre worth know
ing the facts of history, geography,
Hclancc. The answers te most of the
questions that rise te your lips nre te
be found, if you ere persistent about
looking for them.
YOU will never solve the riddle of the
unlvert.0. Yeu will always find
fetone walls you cannot pass, lint ynu
will stock your mind with Ubcful
knowledge, nnd you will find life much
mere worth living if you constantly
employ an intelligent curiosity,
Cot
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wish.
ROYAL SCOTCH HIGHLANDERS BAND
will give open air concerts, January te
April.
Bathing surf or peel; fishing, sailing,
trap sheeting, tennis, requc, chess,
metering, bowling en the green. Twe
18-hole golf courses.
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nd Rtcrealient. Any information tn request
of Commerce, Dept. P
St. Petersburg, Fl.
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It's the Height of the Season New
Slip away from the snow and cold I Come
where it's great te be out-doers swim
ming, fishing, sailing, hunting, golf,
metering en fine reads in all directions.
Camps. Out-deer concerts.
Hemeseekers' opportunity. Meney in
truck-farming, stock, poultry. Fine pert
and railroad facilities. Values growing, off
ering exceptional investment opportunities.
Write for information name booklet you want
1, for Tourists 2, en Pert 3, en Agriculture,
SOUTHERN RESORTS
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MIAMI I1KACII. FI.A.
The Lincoln Hetel
Miami Beach, Flerida
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The location of the LINCOLN HOTEL en Miami Bench is ideal.
Directly opposite the golf links and tennis courts. Twe blocks from
the pole field, nnd the same distance from the Casine nnd the ocean
front walk. The LINCOLN affords a quiet, exclusive place of resi
dence for these who nre In quest of relaxation, snort nnd varied
social diversions. II. LUNDIJEIIG, Mgr.
Complete information and fleer plans en request
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Fishing. Moter Meating.
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and cold 4unning water. Private
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levater servlre telephene. Janitor
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