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-SEEK TO OPEN JAIL
FOR BIKER, JR.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Are , Fair, Bridge and Latest Frank
Begun Here by His ford "L" Proposal Are
Atterneys Slated for Hearing
AMEND DEAD GIRL'S STORY I MAY VOTE SESQUI FUNDS
av "Aii effort wilt be made tenia t bj Wil
liam caarlten nncl former .uternry
Gtacrel Rebert McCnrter. of New Jcr- ,
flfcy, counsel for Dr. William II. Rrieker, i "I' il! come before Council this nf-
Jr.,.te obtain bis release from jail bere t,,"ef,,1v, ... , , . . v .
.. '., . . . ii . i Council will enven- nt i e clock ns
through hnbeas corpus proceedings. a Ce,,,,,,,, of tIir -whole en the S"os-
Dr. Brlcker was arrested lam Pri-' qui-Crntennlnl. The ltsssagp nf Mayer
day nt his home, 2002 North Bread Moere B resolution appropriating $5,
street, charged with having performed 000,000 for fi cxpoMtle.i . 'lie eulj
ft criminal operation upon Miss Irene I kindness the committee espctts te trans
Michaelsen, of this cit.t. In a "sant- pet. Ne opposition te the measure is
tarium alleged te have been conducted
by him at Atlantic City If his ut.
terneys fail in their habeas corpus pro
ceedings, they will seek an order from
tbe Court permitting Dr. Brlcker's re
moval te Atlantic City for the fmil ar
gument before County Judge Rebert II.
Ingersetl In hlu fight for retrial from
bin conviction of having performed an
illegal operation upon an actress.
At a bearing before Magistrate Ren
Rlmw in the Central Station Saturday
Rrlckcr ttus held without ball te aweit
requisition papers, lie was committed
te Meyiimcnsing Prison pending xtni-
dltlen nrecredincs
An inkling as te the proposed plans
of IJrleker lnttyera te g.-t him back te
NW .Irrcm l.r linvinr hml iivp.l i"or Mb
ralease wa given at the proceedings
before Mnglstrate Itenshiiw Hpeelal
Assistant District Atterrei William
i'Jitdlay Hrewn declared that the pie-e-
cuting attorney's effice would nor agree
te ball and would insist that it bate
fertyclght hours' notice en habeas
-.-;,. ..!.,
iwiiu. jm-iiuunt.
A pest-mortem examination of Ml
Michaclsen was made yesterday by Dr. "
Iwac E. Leenard, acting for Corener
Leuis N. Souder. of Atlantic C.t j. The
examination, it wan learned, sh
owed
that the wemnn died of peritonitis, re
suiting irera a criminal opermien
ids pence version ei me in-eeiy or
rne jJicnawsen gin lying in in- street
son avenue, was net the real sterj of
hK nffaU it- B Unniiail A.lni Tkrt
.- r.i- 1. 1 j ..! Tl..
hie mnir, n mii irnriirii iminj. i m-
girl, under the influence nf -eme power
ful drug, made her way tA th" reef of
the house, jumped te the streer. es
caped terrible injuries and walked un
assisted n balf block te the home of
Dr. Willard Masen, at Ventner and
Jacksen avenues, wbe called the police.
nen no camp down ami ep'-neii tn
deer he found the jirl en (he perch of 1
the house net deer R'alirlng she was
Mison. Sbe had started te tell her stnrt
te a mute wagon driver as the physician
IPpeared.
rI just jumped off the reef." were
iier nm wems wnen sne get insiue tti
Masen bouse.
TheJi she told who slw
vuis.
The jlrl's eyes appeared te be bulg
'ig from her head and tcre wild-looking
and inflamed.
"You've been taking dope, haven t
ou" inquired Ut. Masen.
She tben told of hew she came te
get into the Jacksen atenue house
Tbe girl said she had gene te an ad
dress in Philadelphia, was placed in a
closed automobile, tblrled te Atlantic
liit unu tauen te hip neu.e
"I did net knew where I was ceinc."
island.
Dr. Bricker will face a Judie and
jury en a maipraiiice cnarge in tni
Rlbs Broken at "HaDDV Party" He
MIDS oreKcn at nappy sarty ne
Gives for New Year s
Alexander Wnsig, 300 Seuth Pmnt
street, emerged from 11 Russian New
Tear's party, which be gate Friday
night, with four breKen ribs 11 mi a frac
tured faith in human gratitude
He remained without medical atten
tion until this mernii.g, whn an am
bulance was summoned te the house.
Sergeant Whithterth ami Patrolman
Xcalln, of the Third and D Lancet
streets stntlen, found the wounded mnn
with .two ethers, wliem lie last r nlen-
tineii ns nis awuiiuim1
The men. who gave their unities as
Peter Hergenke and Jehn Linn. of lilil
Seuth Hancock street, were "held under
.iP0O ball apiece by Magistrate Hani
gsn nt the Thiid and Dc I,aiir)
streets station today Wnsig in e.
pected te recover
$5000 FOR PHILOPATRIANS
Menefc te Be Used for Recebtlen in
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n e' "iubic
in Kem treuhle he assisteil her te its ,t e i.l,mtl,l nmn in n, n nmwh tea ter tile articles urn iwi
reme. lesee net s a dictator. 1 i'i,i". "" ., , ---- Me 11ns riuuiuu-u 111s ui'iumi lamer
"Fer Ged's sake, let me in. please I The Moter lirinly believes that if the i",',d en glass p atcs I Ills lireee 01 , am, hs t0 hC .,( mvl) u.erfs "drawn
Uke me in." she begged as the ph.t si- eitt ran the line, the eempan.t would colored reproduction. 11 plmtegrnpiiui )lf tcetl of tll0 son League."
cian opened the deer. ,ntntl great losses en Its surface lines novatien cenceivd b.t the ,'en1,Vr"'yI ' "There will be no super-government in
The yeun? woman was protected fiem in the northeast. Te make the read frenchmen, has been uuiiuimu j my pnn of t)ie RgROclutien."
the bitter cold only by a pair of stoe!- popular under municipal operation it French critics te be 11 luj. PV' '" "" nis plan In brief is this: "The na-
inrs and a Ilsrht bath rob. accerdin:: te i i,u i,im te hfcp the rat of fnr.. en detcbminent of color pnoiegrapnj. . . . nspin.ien sm.n ..,.
4 "" " ."'. ..' " - M ,,v ,-.--.. , . . v,M1,itifnll v renre- i - , 1..--., 1.1.. .1-...1... ,
Te drink," wns her reply. finul term A (eW concessions mav be .rIs .nt ,np 'V , ?".-.... "'1. ,,.,.. A 'l.nister propaganda apparentl.t headquarters by werkerrt for the Weed
-A.uejF Eue um a tiaen ui uiati mud ittrpn nnieiifimrnih. nnn MiDinuirti if -'
"Yeu had better go back te .tour tgrante but it is net likely that an.t ,V",rJ 1'. lnCj ''','" ,, f mev In. Pu,,'naV"s from "'"'"ften. against row Wilsen houmlatlen whi.-li will be
louse with the policeman." advised dra-rle changes will be agreed te by the ' !"'' ,J" cr-,. 1t',,1- ' b-tli the purpose, and success of the attended by the State chairman for the
the physician as uu officer came te i u T If oncessiens nrc made and h:", ful K v i're he-iutif 1 tn".- -V,us tenference. is rcuchlng through foundntJen. Reland S. MerrK formerly
the dee- 1,, t.iminlvtratlen still holds out an- splendor. bWeek t.nre, neauinui mi ,, ra.,ns ti,t. 'majority of homes in Ambassador te Japan, nnd Mrs. far-
;;N0?-ne." fairly shouted the girl ' ' 't Sleck 'will " n , lln,,c and modern urn M.r, , !p;- ' the Central Wcs, rapecl.ll, tee ei em-e R Renshaw. , he executive seere-
"I'm afraid I'ts jni' ru?Sl -fen. ','.T"ll f foreign-born families." Jehn Barrett, tnry. It is expected that Mr. Merris
"Afraid of what?" asked. the phri- i-...., r-i r,wr-.ir- brenefctaunw two of ttnien ar former director of the Pan-American will announce the name of the Phile-
clan? nsxeu.ine rnj.i 'QrRMAN5 grrK REVENGE 3Iarel.Jl lnnniiil loch ' I'nien. declared in a statement lued delphia chairman and hl cemmitlee.
"Dr. Brleker-Pm afraid of what nFPLARFM CA?PrJAVF SL"11,! ! hieh nreJnts nine v , l,e, ,0,,l'!'-,, ..... , . ' Mrs. Marie -(VCenncll. one of the
be'dde e me." she cried in .Mann. UtULAHtb IY1. UAStlMAVt a fashion show . whKh pr ". nl"" The result of this propaganda, he state organizers, will submit a li-t of
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Bur b.iii. ,mi ...... 11 ... .. '. ....... .....n .,. -. ... ... r . .1...
I'euce nt At antic l itv he let e that yeiiy, out necausc 1 rnm-e must ee in .", -- : in,. . e ,.,, ,. ., in " '"""' i"1- v-uimui unu .'t:n -- -- ----.. -- - .- ... . .. ,. ii.i,i ,,,.-1.1, 111-- wim reuiinnra u. me ueiiari ment Cl hrrt Tlie men emnleved at Indus-
the evidence obtained from the 'en a position. In event of war. te rely something in t;ehlbi t of ii.t- u M te Yerk as the financial center of the feu..- 'blered for the ehHirmnnship for ft" te be less by from .100.00.. fe' M.O.OOO ,r 'inn,1, .iHetXye te .put up
woman will prove of tremendous vahi "uiien herself enl.t te protect her own pc rwns in cverj alk e lit ,,y.- Th, ,I0 M j wls , , ,be that county. he 11 p 0 he I e"7J, WW, J: tens than produetlei, for RWI. while benis, as they are chosen by the firms
Jn cheeking up en several "shady" coasts and te assure communication,. Hie Idea of this ex 11m . U u m u "neiiH agricultural depression ajid the I Among the features which will mark , Y.rVV'""', , 'Z1 ! a , ... . consumption fnr 1H2L'. it wns thought. IXliis ii
.. ...... ... .... 1 . , T. I.. I ITAnni nntAmnlllieS 11 III" . Hl'- " I' l.l.,,.., ., ,1... ...:., 1 X-.... A. II. leflTV. OI 1 n llMlflnrrl linn luwin
physlciahs in Philadelphia who are re- ttfth her overseas possessions." Man- 1') tic 'ue"c. . - s"'' h ',,,., 1 vigorous opposition of -New jerk te the the opening of the campaign for Penn- .";.. ,' , .!',., T0,ntaln of Life " e u01,,,l ,)0 ''"B0',tlla,' ' R'21. and "with i'he private patrolman Is sworn in
ported te have been using Atlantic City nee Casenave. financial adviser te the rempllsh n lcV,Cn It will m '.m Sr reuce-Oreat Lakes ,ieep water- I h,hnnin's quntn of $100,000. will be ' "' '.V " f U ' "' "2 "inl J'"C' ,u general e.inen.ic recovery should exceed after he produces a signed petition of
as a "dumping ground" in similar French d legation nt the Conference 1 be ns geed te leek "I'0"- .," NJ.' ?ls u "ns I'1?,"1 " .ul,,c ' rlll,'i;0 ""J tlje minus by the clergy of the Stale en , t,,v ( itJ of Saratoga Springs. production nnd thus absorb sumo or ull "l0 majority e ' t he residents en tht
casea. They are making an lntestiga- explained In an address jesierday before a large firm can Prcsen its bUrieundlug section bus Vet its heart." Sunday, January le. setting forth the ..DC MADV c CAUCMCnM of the surplus." bent le seeks te cover,
tlen en leads that relate te similar the National Council en .the Limitation U actions et the ceun trj. f t e . Wilsen ideals for the furtherance of MRS. MARY E. EAVENS0N - - neat te ceter.
.1 1. 1 - ...-- . . . T ...minr.. .reess. ft nil ec 1111 (."mi-. vn nrin rnnn tii n n .1 . -. - ... ....... .........
sanitariums en unuus nuns 01 inf ni Armament. 1 '""" i-- , .- 1 111 nrurt riiiiii 1 ui r x iiie cause 01 numun ireeoe 11. emu u umv nni iiav urrrjrr
Jill 'I lurv en a malnraitice charre ln this bi.,.i in lii..Vi nnnenl n-a mnrle te nnh. . 1 i 1 ! .... ReDUbllcan Weman S Club te Be
1 ku w. & w - w - m - n 1 111 1 111 . ibi-i'i ... ux -r i-vH m 1. . . . .v a 1 nTPnm iiiii'iv 11:1 1111 t .i in
!l 1inb.irt Addressed by Mrs. Llnglcbach - - Mav" M?V;.XleVtrr,l.y' v. v " New Yerk Minister te U. S. Refuse, te Turn
lL i Jniersell y 8 tnn s b"h HHvin5 f tKhn,,L,nnnlHl The first Monday afternoon program Mr6' Steke6 Flnds Preacnt "eiat her home. -1017 Spruce street. She , Nw "!. .Inn. O.-Captnin Cham- 0vep Leflaten Property
A"Jsant District Attorney Charles "bring" abeu 01 in cri Win.1 hh Ker ',c'' ,rtcdi "J??, 'ZKl et tbe Republic..., Women's Hub of "Totally Inadequate" 'was the daughter of William W. berlnln 1 ester and eight of the crew ... " e"";'" P"P'n ...,.
WWiM ''" ',' i- nretwd h the preveii- thr cxhibit ns a represeiii.ii.te et . .e , k ,, , in ih i 1 ss 1. Ollvet-Cevcnunt Presbyterian bands had abandoned the craft, wen S esterd.it made public correspondence he
imm- unex uinre e n.ve ;"n f rrum-P - i.nt.jl pregiam te the y (;0vernment. it would take -"i,1 ' k Mr Wlllum Pn Sl' ?r,rh0'1 ''.' V "i7 d,1' frea,1 ,h" Church. At the time of her death she taken te .1 he-pllal when the steamship I nd with the representatives of the new
Vt&HCli MAM UI U T U ntv 3 n A VO l.mt nl Ininulei pe lii America eniieern- .... ..-. . .. . 1. .. .., ,.11.1.111. ,...t 1 .. . . " . "l"""1 ' '11 ','." 1"1"1.1' '- imi of her inn! irr In Dnin ..i- nml nn. " ll". ''". "" ?" , , , ,,, ,lu ,, ,,nrncnf nlrprl flnvernment.
'tiJH;re liinn nunu inui-vi j un 1 e -," ., eigniy inij-1 - " .".... I ,
i m ' Srip.les , .he .'iithene ,-hile- paying a lower rate. ,s their enlv sal- - - ; -' hned the 'breach
nJa I k fl trail Llterur Institute of mere vatien LJ,,-i,, ,r fcl.i I .llree.ers and Miss
MM h Vi?" J5"'000 "rrr rcrplvf,J X""-d..y nt "We adteeatc making the three- betwee, ,,c , .1 ire y.rs a. .1 M ss
KriS 'i 5. meeting at tbe clubhouse. 1111 Arch iuarter8 cause mandatory, as it Is in Cneennnn neiniisi .i i y,,, ' . ,,
Ti "J Cet. The 'money 'is for ti.e 'liceptlen Chicago." sa,s r M Campbell, man- brother-in, latj ;. ;in' ,' " ,; rr'.t
MM J wt for February 27 In the Academy of nger of the automobile insurance1 dc- in tie ( m 'n iw "jPJ,1'
K' f 4 Mn.ie pnrtnient of the Insurance Cempanj of ferred the marges am was one ei i m.
WBkktif it ii nlanncd te make the leceptlen North America "Met of the theft i main '"- rlic rouinilttee this
E23T -Which" for mew than half i centu?y less is due te carelessness, and place- week will he an appeal against he
Wfj Has been one of He big events of this m-nt of some liability upon the owner decision of the local beard en the
SA-SK.ii.em. elaborate and" attractive than
.' 'iZ. . -.. Tii in.n.inn. v..,n,.
&iiUy. the first te consider the 1022 re-
tf. ":..;., ,vn nnpne.i hv .Inrttre Jnim
V,ife'nag'h.n"and Jeseph Trainer 1,
?' '
' Truck Hits Bey; Dry Anent Jailed
s Venald Zlmmennan. a nrehlblt,,.., en-
r. , fawemeiit agent wliese truck rm. ever
-v -
:enrtersrn:hrV:.f
yunrrV.Bew a-u;"
he grocery of U.
ral. Mar Hnrnmet. sev
iJ UK) Tsert h Morrison
,V jn i" . ." J
..'tit '1-wcntV-eiB 11 1 nil. .1 nte.-
vfc- , ,j ... . i ,, .
is held without bnil lestenlnv
nte Roberts, te nwalt the
. the boy injuries. He wait
BIG QUESTIONS UP
COUNCIL TODAY
The Sesnul-fciitciiuiul. Delawnre
River Bridge and the latest P. R. T.
proposal for lease nf the Prankford '
expected. Plcn.!,i.n of the various
sitOB, however, tnaj tne i.Ihcc in an
Informal manner.
Anether piece of mis'ncss will have
te be 'rnnsactcd. That Is the approval ,
bt thi finance Committee of the ?l,
000.000 contribution toward the cost of
the Del vt are Riter Bridge. An ordi
nance providing for the money is new
in tii.' ximmittee. having hcen intro
duced in ( euncll bt President Weglcin
Council will also turn te the rrank
ford "I." tireblem. Before it for con
sideratinn it will hate the operating
ngreement and lea submittal by
Mujer Moere Murcli .".1 laM and also
Hie amendments te it recently presented
by Themas V.. Mitten, president of the
Raiiiil T rnnsit Cetnnan .
The Mnj or and bus advisers leek with
?""Ijiole,J ,m,.lhr l ,V T s Vron",s ,
V a le th Mn.ter will net attend te- '
"-.' ih-imiiiB i"u ei y ":"
dutli of h s son. his viewpoint will be
Pre,,-,l C it Solicitor Hint th and
1.rinn'".t Pim,t.,r rwinlngwhe m he has
delegated as his cpekeMncn. Although
ll,.tl..,hiinHI.Wj.mi.nl
"r yr r,ra,n. ' n'MT i. S?
'f b7" lTln ri , lSil H
', '.' '.""T J ."VJT'nVf ?h
M. "" " 'f "' hi 'JlC?"
",IC bc equipped with 1(X) car was
made for the sole piinMv? of delaying
operation of the new high -.speed read
until fall
Oriciniillv
fift iars were decided
,, Tll(, yUyer is fe. ,,Pratlen ns
ami contends that if I
reunri appn.ves
"
., .1,0 .,v,iu, ,,,,11. I
,1"" "Hl"'" "". 'ii".iu. "ii-
nances new in committee Via tile te
Power. connecMens unu bureau e
. , , .
operation Uie city could hate the line
running within a few months certainly
bj the Peurth of Jul.
His contention is that the city has a
l."i, 000,000 prepertj. which the com
pany may rent if it cheeses Grant
ing that the cempanj never asUtd for,
r ufBPI the construction of the line
),i takes the stand that if it wants te
that In the 1007 agreement five-eent
fare. Mx tickets for a quarter.
year f niunlc pal operntlen, the
M..vor believe,, would be sufficient te
force the P. II T. te accept fair terms
submitted by th- nty. He is also of
the relief that 111 nny etent pumic
opinion would etentually force unified
(tnnpnilnn
n, n..k -
Today's meeting should be th turn-
ing point in tie negotiations, it is gen-
erall.t belive.l that tbe company. In the
Thoughts of France Attacking Eng.
land Criminal
Baltimore. Jan. l. -'French naval1
miun, ur. . 1 .. i.. u. ....- .. '.....v.-..
Armament Conference, were ndtanced,
aims
nyi m'l iiiriii u 1111. i uiiinuLigii
... .1. .. .i. n-. . !.:..
. fiinnte declared that the Wash-
,n!?i,,n Conference was "the first of Its
kind In which nppcnl was made te rub-
ing mar n.irien s etera-. pn-s essiens.
""'"l "'"" ur'Ui1." "!": """: -v Vx"
r wu (,iat ()( fh(1 rn,Pi SlntP An.i,a.
p.irt. Ui" and tm Philippines com-
blned. ' and which "aie spread m-r the
whole -urfnci of the glebe "
In plnining ln nntinn's position in
lepnii en with Mini armament lie said
-ign of repentance me apparent among
the iii'mring cliis of (ier.u.inj, but
tl.e l.iMir" . Iiins .s filled wi'li the spirit
of vingennce only."
THEFTS HIT AUTO INSURANCE,
' Phlla. Underwriters May Invoke 75
P. C. of Value Clause in Policies
Increasing at.tomebile thefts and fires hpt'tlement and there Is ever.t indlen
re.entl and dumng tnc Ian two jenrs ., ,,..,. jell ( i:n,iKht. Slate Cem-
will seen result in enforcement here et
the thiee-iiunrers clause policy ma; e
opt ennl lit the i.astern AUiemnnue
1'nderwriters'
cenferenise en Decern-
her IK
... .,....,
"and that
mbedied in
ner 1 i,le
Insurance men sav they a
automobile bti'iness at a less
"" three-auarters clause embodied ii
'vrr? peiicj. making ine ewnpr .iitoi .iitei
f0r one-quarter or me less, uiineugn
i- emv sai-
"111 Wnd fe increase, watchfulness of
his nrenert.v. tt e fee. moreover, that t
as seen as the careful owners become
acniislnted with the real purpose of the
Pl they will indorse It.
' Twe Wilis Admitted te Probate
i '' "y cstnies were disposed of in pri -
' J"!!! l?1 JS1..W,LI" ,!V1,nlV. .'lilKl
i mill' iiMlli tin tPluir Ui s lilliri nil'
"-V,",' ,',W N-tb., Fifteenth street
rwriTie s:u.ma
lm f Patrick O'llrien, -1850 Tacony
will ni . rairicK w unci, ioeu laceny
.treat ,1 Hi.nsea nf nn extiite nf 7jil
...., ...,---- -- .... -.- --.. .v..v
privately. Inventerien wcre fllel of the
itersensl estates
Jeanctte Sterne,
$77,780, and Char
IN. van uusen,
."rWl ,U'J.
EVENING PUBLIC-
ROOSEVELT
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, Ceniml Nawn Tnote
A memorial was untellcd in the room formerly occupied by Colonel Iloeietelt nt the old police itcAdqAartcrs.
!!0O Alulbcrry street, Nctv Yerh, tthen he ttiis Police Commissioner. Photograph shows Mrs. Douglas Reb
In.sen (sister of Theodere Roesotelt), Comtiilssteuer En right, Mayer Hjlan and ether officials nt the tintelllng
;Nf)FI FRFNPH ART
. . . x .
Colored Plates, Showing Hun
dreds of Subjects, Appear
First at Wanamaker Stere
VALUED AT $30 000 000
' '
One
lue Of the fincl and most elaborate
urti-1,.1 nrf vi,ii,it ii.iM.lnlntiin i.n
urtrial art exhibits lliilaMnhia has
isted of In mnny n day the Salen
hid
boa
du Gout Prancins will be presented te
the public this afternoon in Rgjptlnn
17..11 : ,i. it-. i,. t.. rni,.
null, 111 inu liiuiiiiiiiin.'i ..n, "
..!.... . .. .1. 1.1:- ..1.1-1. ...r..
fxiueii, irrii iv win
public, which was
! I I, a 1'nlnSii An
originally presented Iu the Palais de
Ulaee, I'nris, where it met witn extra
ordinary success, will wntlnue nt the
Ytananiakcr store for tnree ws. a,
Is under the nuspices of the I reneu Min-
l, Pt Commerce and Indus rwliicu ,
acquired the collnberat Ien .of -'""
flrft;3,nV
prcsenteu
I SIX) PLitcs Shown
Tluse n'atc. some lOO in nil.
are
", ,l , ,,' n ,.. hnekereund and
'"eU'! .,,' .,.W,L ,i. ?Z Thr
nre illuminated from
"V ,""",", ,,, snlral stairwnys in
i Vi'"l ,. '"" rP rt nre.lure.1 with
. I ll'IIUl ..... . -... .-.--.
. ;,,,, ',,.1 ,,lnin2i hreiight em te h
' " "- a'autTfu! women wear-,
"ltllimit mv .i.i 1...,.. .. I
" S ' ;rt 1P plates in lif
i .t.-i .t. ml tltAit- itfnitiv
ON EXHIBITION HERE
uments Issue Frem Washinaten
itenishe.l beholder. i,.e. m.ir-
different models of ee-tumes; the nieM
J "'trnVre are hats.' wrniw and
i1 a.iI I'nrui'in iii'sirnri i.
frs 0f the latest novelty, fashions for
children, trousseaux, "ns1,''0''"?.
.j- x,iwn rnnu nnniiuuun uint iu ......
111 ii.a. . ... - - . . .
... , -.
ether accessories et iires
AN.
1 in'f
s'll
famous
ttl'e
will never leave tue store
v.iui at X.td.OOO.000
,. ,. 1, cxceetlinclv handy .111.1
siirnPnts ih.it innniiliH'tuieil til" gemi.-
reproduced en the plates, it 1110 go.. .-
" lc ..aniulated, he dei hires. .1 build-
inu, vaster than lelli Wnn.imnker m ire,
weui,i 1,0 required te house them
TEACHER TO HAVE HEARING
N. J. Commissioner te Air Recent
Rew in Gloucester Scheel Affairs
The Gloucester Citv Beaul of Rducn-
tlen refuse, te effett an amicable t.ette-
ment with Miss Helen (!. Cliiesmnn.
.lir viiiu illteiiUseil liiM'iiuse she n filled
te accept a transfer from the junior high
vchoel te the Cuinbi rland street n lioel
tpl.. s,.... ltr.ni.d ,.f 1 'iliicnt ion rnni!e..t('fl
mlKKienrr. uin ,,,duet n hearing in
r..lnden nr fiieiuenter und gie Mis
r,,.,..ml.n an onnertunlty te air the en-
tire matter Miss lieesnuin charges
that her trnnsfer was a demotion nnd
'ini'1,t Hcnry M' Kvans solicitor of
I the Gloucester heard, said jeterduj
that the majority of the beard are op-
- - I",,"tn r.lnMntinc tli. teacher
c; '--------, - vjr,
' "";:. .:.. ;.?"" .,
j charges
j stowaway May Be Allowed te Land
elw" ,.' ...
' eMX"ww. who" came'here en" "&
' Jteam gJP-jSX'JrtJI A
' n , ren ali wj,0 was ordered deported
will likely secure Ills release. Ills wife
i .. rt I .a i i pan 4nutnHnw mi..
- rV d entle heui Vnfl
h vr in,ybh:ee,u'n?ya!h,Vet
5!.?BlHriWK.i
"'r '', t.,,, , ,.. M1r. .U
," """""" 1 ""'".-""'" "-.
mother. James L. Hughes Lays he is
nn.lsfird that Derda had no Intention
of deSraudlng the Government, be
wU reremmend his release.
Tim
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA,
MEMORIAL TABLET
juvenile penn statesman
D. Barlew Burke Werhs Out Association of iSatiens and Presi
dent Slips ft Along te Arms Conference Delegates
A Solen ha- appeared in the person
of D. Harlow Ilurkc. a nineteen -year
old freshman in the Wharten Scheel of
the Tniversitt of Pennsylvania. He
snvs be has solved the question that
has been troubling the statesmen of the
world since the armistice was signed.
lie. in his jeuth. has formulated n
nlan for an Association of Nations and
mt ll ,(' President Harding, who l'e-
ll,e'-v '"-ned it ever te the Conference
en fhp IJmltatlen of Armament, two
eek,, age.
Rurke Is a veritable Demosthenes,
As n be.t orator he campaigned for
iinriling at ine very nge nr tvincu inni
. ' 1.1 !., ,,! 1, tit .
1
' im"u '" "' """ " '
"It mat interest you te knew." said
Rurke, "that Mr. Harding thanked me
1 pcrs0nnlly in the executive offices at
(he White Heuse last summer." Burke
VXpinlPa his knowledge of statecraft.
..j wfts SpPai,er of the Heuse of
Ilepresentatltes at the West PMIadel-
",B" Sb00l hC Ra'd m,,CSt,y-
Draws nem or ttusen l'laii
some designated plnce for j early or
semi-yearly conferences.
"In adopting meusurcs which shall
nnnn. .ln. . ....- ..
rhUrHUHNUft HUAINJ) I AIVI5
..
CONFERENCE IS ALLEGED!
Jehn Barrett Declares Sinister Dec
gtei
WaslUngten. Jan. !). (By
,. P.l
saul, is that wlille thut seetien Is
sympathetic with the aims of the Con Cen
ftrenre, its sympathy iu tinged with u
measure of suspicion U3 te Us geed '
results." 1
Mr. Barrett said he also had been 1
unprc'sM'd itb "n new rup!ill Bmuinc
fellnc In th (Vntral Wrst iieuliist
Republican Weman's Club te
igieeacn, lnemeer 01 i.ie lermer .tinr-
ketN ComiulHslen, and Mrs. Paul B.
Bciinctch. of the New Jersey Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Hunt for Missing Baltimore Girl
Philadelphia police nre searching ler
sixti'L'ii-jcar-eld Louise A. Catc, of,
Baltimore, who sent a note te her '
",:",'i.Ji S.IT . .; '..'J" -.."'
te Philadelphia te get married, tlie
note received by Mrs Edward N. Knur
rend. "De net try te find me. I will i
return seen for my clethet, Louise
Joins Faculty
.
Central News Photo
DR. JOHN GARLAND POLLARD
Fermer Attorney General of Vir
ginia, made head pf government
and cltUenslilp department at Wil
he u
fi
liam and Mary college
KW'V I
Him. . . w ' il
iaIIIIIIIIIIIIIH " " .iLllllllllllllllllv
MONDAY,
UNVEILED
affect two or mere of the conferring na
tiens, the following shnll be the pro
cedure : Ne measure shall go Inte effect
without the unanimous vote of the nn-
tlens which hate an interest therein. It
I fellows from this that no nation cau
' he coerced into nny action or ngrcc-
. ment which it is net willing te become a
nartv te. and that no measure is bind-
ing upon any nation without the consent
0 lx tMC nations mvehed. If, however,
llnten totes te accept a proposal and
I tlint proposal is accepted by all the ether
nations concerned, that, acceptance Is
binding, nnd may be enforced by ado-
nnate mresnrpq.
Must Hate Majority Vele
"In order te put nny measure into
. 'affect.' it must receive the vote of a
majority of the members of ctery nn-
ilennl delegation concerned. In questions
wi,jch Involve only n limited number of
nations, enl the nations concerned will
cemP f0 lIci,,Mell lM regard te the
"u?t.ir- )" ,1'." m"nh of the as-
-;"" ". " , " .i1"" ;
lilt; fiiev.iir.Dii, 11 111 1111,1 iiui-emui, uut umy
these cither dliectly or indirectly con
cerned will come te u decision regard
ing its adoption.
"I'bcIi nation shall rcserte the right
te withdraw from the iissocinlien en
three 5 cars' notice.
"Demestic matters, these which per
tain te one nation alone shnll net come
before the conference."
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WILbUN rUUNUA IUIM
CONFERENCE TODAY
Reland
S. Merris Expected te An -
neunce the Philadelphia Chairman
A conference will be held tednv nt
possible chairmen for the counties "f
tlie southeastern district, where she
cunt ustrd In the last week.
Dr. Rebert C. Brooks, who occupies
tlie rlinir of political rcimemy
Swnrtliniore CeIIvrp. ulll be ene of tli
' "Z110 wefKitm inHW" 'eunty am
SEEKS $100,000 ALIMONY
... .... 1.1,1 ... 1 . i i ..
noun,-.(l lhat she .-enempUtes i.ght ng
for nn .idcqtiutc. vhere of tlie Stokes
millions for hrrself and her two chil
dren. She suid that Samuel' filter
in.ter had been retained te protect ihu
children's interests.
V are new- temporarily receltln
only $l.r(K) n month, which Is wholly
inadequate for our needs," llc com-
. " .
WOMAN TO TOUR STATE
""- - - .. ....
Field Secretary Mellck Will Visit
Every County for Republicans
Mrs. Dlmer Yl. Mellck, field secre
tary of the Hcpiiblican State l eminit
lee, is completing arrangements te visit
ever.t county in m runic. 10 ..ring
various county organunuens into closer
touch witn me puuui euiiniuec pre
naratert te the launching of tlie gubcr
naterliil campuigu. en i uesuny sne
will visit Carlisle. Cumberland County, j
Other places te he visited (his week arc'
Wnvnesbi.re. Oettysburg nml Yerk. 1
While Mrs. Mellck will deal espc-
clall witli the women leaders of the
" . .' ... ... rt, ."
f1It.il, IH lll. "III ......... ., ..... ...v ...v..
ilinlrmen of tlie count) ceminlttees.
Mrs. Mellck is 11 member of the Stale
Committee repnsentlng Delaware
Count) .
SERMON ON PENROSE
u 1 1 j
Methodist Minister Says He Lived
Llfe for What It Was
"Penrose tl.e Parable, or the Man
Who Mlcl.t Huve llecn." was tlie sub
Iect of u sermon by the Rev. William
.. ..,.i...l 1.. ,1.. I1..l..n.. M.i.liAilUt
William
Episcnpnl Church. Ilaltlmere avenue 1 Observes 25th Year In Pastorate
und Pert) -eighth street, erday, 1 , The Rev. Dr S L. M.cslnger
"Whatever Reich Penrose was, he 1 preached his twenty. fifth annlversnrv
said, "he was no hypocrite, C)iilcallv heriuen as pastor i-f the St. Luke's- Re"
brutal In bis dlsreguid for the stutidards formed congt-egalle,. it Trappe, tester
and ideals of eth.rs, he lived his life dn.t Dm I u- ills pr'.ierate 7 pe.-snns
for what it wim unu care.i net, u.r tvniit
men knew. There Is n certain stiengtli
nf courage sabeut thut
"Behind It all was the pessimism of
a man who believed every man equally
u dinner, but as yet net found out. Life
must have seemed a very sodden, sorry
thlngjhls man as he se," If."
JANUA&Y 9, 1922
ARMED TRADE SHIP
Wf NAVY PLAN
Presents Complication as Ex Ex
eorts Complete Draft of Flvo Flve Flvo
Pewor Treaty
SEE SHANTUNG AGREEMENT
By the Associated Press t
Waslilnfften, Jan. 0. The sub-corn
mlttce draft of the five-Power limita
tion treaty had been virtually completed
today by the naval experts and the full
Naval Committee wis prepared te begin
discussion of it probably later in the
day or tomorrow,
The met generally debated question
appeared te be whether an attempt
should be made te lay down a specific
definition of a merchant vessel as bear-
Ing en the relation of the arming of
eucn crntt te the proposed limitation
of AUxilllary navul craft te 10,000 tens
and also the banning of submarines an
cemmerce destroyers. The experts yes
terday had difficulty in reaching agree
ment en some of their technical defini
tions, and It was intimated that the
question of defining a merchant ablp
within the meaning of the treaty has
been, or might be, brought up again.
Although it was the original Inten
tien et the American delegation t
least, as Indicated by Ellhu Reet, net'
te, ... et U,. Mw,l,m w known I
te regard it an one that cannot 1m
passed ever.
The Italian. Japanese and French all
nre said te feel Uiat failure te place
-.- --
restrictions en the arming et merchant-
men net only might vltlate the project
te limit the Individual tonnage of eux
illary nvarcraft, but also might result
In a great" disadvantage te nations with
small merchant tlccts
rri. tuii.h ,iiA-.tin t,ntH t.A.
warning at the time of the failure of . religeus educational work. wero brought before the special Crlma
the proposal for limitation of subiuarine , M'ss Meme IJrocktve. M ' Commission iippelnted by Director Cor Cer Cor
tennagc nnd of the slr.e of submarines f,1'en 8 w.erk IerJbc Northern Uap- ' tPlve t(5 investigate the restaurant rob
that in these circumstances it could net 8t.i envV,M' a. Pref,ent Drama- 1 bcrjr UIll tJl0 i,0,i.Up nndNsboeting el
consent te nny restrictions of potential 1 twotien et iiime atones. jt, t, Moorhouse, n pqper-mill owner,
nnti-submarlnc forces, was said te be I , Prlics w ' l ee Wn 0,ln ,,. tuP. nt Bridge nnd Thompjen streets,
prepared te bring the question before tbe, church having the greatest enrollment Bridesburg, and. ns a result, tht
full committee, if neccsnry, and te proportionate te Jts membership 1 for th wntchninn wan dismissed,
nrgue that .merchant ships may carry institute before this date, and the ether Iu tl)c opinion of Assistant Director
nuns without becoming uuxlliary war the church having the largest pre- I Tempest, there will be no need of nri-
vessels nnd thus subject te attack with-1 portlenatc nttentionce during the nsti- vntc patrolmen and the consequent ex
out warning by submarines. Jute. Beth prizes will be church tm exvenm t0 the taxpayers If City
Mtheugh the Shantung controversy
meantime remains in deadlock, therei.. "e "peaKers win include the iiev.
wns etident irf both the American and
British greupB today 11 belief that the
mediation of Secretary Hughes and
Arthur J. Balfour was almost certain
te bring the Jnpanese nnd Chinese te-
Issue. In American quarters he"pc was
expressed for an agreement during the
U.U
j
uis-rnma tdipi j Aii-runn
gcthcr again en this leng-diseuswd
"lATPIMA TDACI A ITUHD
AND PHILANTHROPIST, DIES
Pneumonia Fatal te Mrs. Geerge F.
Peabody, 65 Years Old
Vtii-nlmr'i SnrliifNl. V. V.. .Inn. fi
Mrs. Oeerge Fester Penbedy. writer
nnd philanthropist, died of bronchial
piieumeniu est'eray at Yaddo, her
estate here She had been an Invalid
for many jeurs.
Mrs. Peabody's first uusbaiid, Spcn-
'ecr Tnisk. was killed 111 n railroad
1 accident in 1001) nnd her marriage te
Mr. Peabody a former member of the
-i. .!.. .. fA..n n.niiA.. r tu..
ITaSH uuimillt, 11 "if ivun ijiui. H..-.3
than a jear nge
Tinder the 111!
Under the name of Kiilrlna Trask,
she wrote many lietets, plnjs, poems
"ttemevment for eri?! p"u Tml
wi-oe a .l!.y. "In Tile. Vanguard."
, 1 cii a - 1 - .
advocating uuiveisal pence, which was
(mill ntnni ti-li(nli ti'nu
presented en the professional stage.
One of her poems, "The Conquering
Arm," hns been tend nt many gath
erings throughout the country receutl,
In nnnnoctien with the disarmament
Lietcment. Other works were : "Under
Klnt? Censlnntine." 'Sonnets and
I Lyrics." "Free, Net Bound," "Mers
I et Victeria," "King Alfred's Jewel.
"iving
e Walls
Without th
9 nnd
'The In-
visible Biiluuei
Sheet."
Mrs. Peabody was widelt known for
her nhilal.tlirei.ies la this city and
Was Once Prominent In Presbyte
rian Sunday Scheel Werk
11?1 II HlMllULT Ol 1 IlUl'l IIUUIU I rilM -
,,., vbnn.h ,.,,,. ,ler husbuml Is
an eider. She is survived by her hus
band, u bon, Reland M. L'uvensen, and
(our grandchildren.
Abraham Oppenheimer
, ttr,e could give a remarkable exbibttleii
i 0f hjjatnB f.VPI, uftPr his ninetieth mile-
sene.tti.i Dcuuriea in s n.reri.oen irem
the clinpei et the Jewish Hospital, jie
the chnnel of the Jewish llesnitnl. He
w or the eldest resident nf the Heme feri
Aged and Infirm Israelites, where he
. rrrii ii tii i i riTiriii inrnmiTfiH- unnrn nn
lived neurit two tenis. He died Sat-
ui-da night He celebrated his one
hundredth
iiirthiln.t
surrounded bv
friends at
a dinner
at the home last
July
form
0. At that time he were the mil- Broadway Theatre Says It Fellows fnr t,e worse estcrday. It was on en
of the Veteran Cerps of the First Trend of the Times neunced that lie was confined te bis ll
Regiment, of which he was the dean
uietr. Oppenheimer tanked us one of Phil
adelphla's champion ice skaters and wn
- equally cleter en roller skates. And
- ' Ml feu ureliu m-r. t,u rmniinn....
. - .-."v' ........ .... .. ... ..,,x .... . . ,.-
tertnincd the I1I2 famllv at tlie ITenir
".he Aged tt itl, u jig? areel or se e
fan(.r stCp,
Geerge L. Beckius
Oeerge L. lleckliis. a well-known ic
tired business man nf Oeru.antewi and
for lift) or mere tiars member ,f
Phileiiiatheun Ledge Ne 10 Order of
Odd PeHetts. died. Thitrsdu) et hs
home, 4,. 1'asterliin street. German
town, after a brief Illness. He wns iu
ills ciglily-seeniiil )cni. The greuter
part of his life lie was ensuged in tlie
,,0,,r Hn" Il'p" h'lt-iiietss in u hifcteric
, building en (iennantnttii nveniie near
Ijnst Haines street. He is survived by
""'. ."'iii Vt.'" '".V"1"1 "U
two sons. His funeral this nf.ernnnn
,vm "p m cnnrgi) et me udij fellows.
hate hem milled le e . ougrcgalieii of
j which number 27' me still members.
only cightynlne tf the nierabcr.s of
twenty-live ears uge remain. The
congregation has ?xpcnded mere than
$05,000 for congregational purposes in
the last ttvcnty-rtve years nnd a (Ike
amount for benewlent pdrpeses,
TRANSIT BODY TO MEET
Citizens' Comrplttee te Discuss Mlt
ten't "L" Proposal
The Joint transit Committee of the
five business associations which have
been studying the Frankford "h" situa
tion, will meet today in the Chamber
of Cemmerce te dlscjisa the P. R. T's
latest proposal.
Alba B. Jehnsen, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, Is chairman ; W.
P. Ilarba, also represents that body',
with the remainder of (he committee
consisting of Themas Shallcress, Jr.,
nnd Walter LeMar" Talbot. Manufac
turers Cliib j Jeseph M. Hteele nnd W.
llircrq V,lll", 1' " nr-ni nun
gvAn,JSK?,HSSSi.J
wx wx
len: Herace Oreskln and J. O. Williams,
II 1 WtatntA Ttnnrrl anrl TlAntil Critw-
ford. Jr., and J. N McGarvey, opera
tive builders.
BAPTIST WORKERS
OPEN MEETING HERE
. Training Institute te DISCUSS
& -.1
Various Phases of Church
Scheel Activities
The Baptist Church Workers' Train
ing InsUtule opens today, In the Bap
tist Temple, Bread and Berks streets,
nnd will continue until Friday. Twe
features of church work, the church
night nnd the church school, will he
?Jf..:J.i
1,' 'Y
' TlVr,,t of hn midweek nearer meet-
J J? AJSW?V. L",'. SS
u ruHi.U ,v.,v , :".-.-' :
, tii. .. .. iBfif.ti An A n ns f uniiiiHi n nil
history, missions, teacher tra nlng nnd
church organization. Later the classes
merge for devotional service.
Mrs. Jescnh 8. W Ids. chairman of
Kh '""-"iSvitf H 'siVr
. ; .i V. i . n Ii '" "'i i" iiuvu inuuu 110 uiicmnt te
chairman of the Beard of Promotion, ,,revcMt tic rebbcra making their ca
will officiate, this evening. The Rev. (,,, ineten(, of ncti u chaUj
Thomaa S. Yeung .will present the pre- hp' put ,)p Mh hands along with thi
crnm or ten inurcn. wiucii cniDetiips iuc
libraries.
J'- H"m,m,ep "". " " etk;
' Mrs. William II. 1 arnier. Mentclnir,
N. J. : the Rev. II. 1-. Htilwell. tlevc-
1 bind. O. ; the Rev. Isaac O. Matthews,
Professer of Old Testament literature ut
ni-r eeinimiij , u... nvi, " "
Petty. .of New Yerk: the Rev. J. Fes-
, ter U llcex. New erl: Mist Alma
Neble, the Rev. Gilbert N. Brink, the
Hps wiiuan, 1:. ChulmerH, the Rev.
Samuel Kane Batten and the Rev. II.
Samuel Kane Batten and the Rev. II.
w. iiuiir. .paid uy the taxpayers, who uise con
The Institute will be conducted I tribute te the upkeep of tbe regular
under the auspices of tbe American police force."
Baptist Publication Society, the l'np- ... ..,,
tist Union of Philadelphia and vicinity ' As It Was in Clay s Time
nnd the Beard of Promotion. Several interesting sidelights en the
;H GHER SUGAR PR CE LOOMS
' n,WM me
,.,,, , -
, World Surplus Is 1,200,000 Tens.
1922 Crep Is Expected te Be Cut
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"':":' ' ',7 nr , ,, in A,. 1, 7.
'' ' " . p.'fi i'v
I hf. 8,tliaUen ln ,10
situation In the sugar industry made
ublie lust night by the Commerce Dc-
I.'
' ..' :arvrt
,, , . ...
the department said.
. ......
I" liv riiuit ij it mil uu 1. in
is new eniireiy unini uciieea uy nny
Mt!al ro,,lrelV "V" lh "lr?wnt ,ew
K .?: n2 "." .1 ?"l.!::
.... .-., , .
prtuilicrinil
of sugar lu'lew uie worm s dcmuiuis and
again creating high prices."
In its investigation the department
found there is an abnormal "visible"
world wm'biRef sugar, amounting te
ibeut l.JOO.OOO tens, congested i the
Western Hemisphere. Invisible"
stocks of sugar In the hands of whole-
silers and retullers were I'stlmutcd nt
Irein IjOO.OllO te 100.01)0 tens below nor-
ma. due te apprehension of further fall
mJ?f'.' 1. ....... , .
.
"c. ""r ",. "'"'.VS" " ,. "l.,"?"r im.
Captain and Rescued Crew Taken
Tl, ..Inn innn u... ...,.,.. 1 l.
rniL'iintnn iintrnl bout nfier nmlm.
for Beteial Iiiuiih toward land. The
land. The
ilosleiicau-ed
nntltv of nil
iiiiui ei en,
sebnener wink ufler an evnln
when tiiimeH rcneln-d a quail
... ..f .i. .,.. ..
i'"'1. "' "". ";""" ...
The riuutlicTii I'ress also carried forty
tn" nt cheirles, peaches, grapes and
penrs. This is the third shipment of
- ,; - ; '-" -;
! " ".."'" iihuhh, m nn uueri uj
' Yerk In the Inst month, in an effort te
determine If n regular innrkut can be
established here In the winter.
i-Miiuiniiru iiiil hi ihl- ttiinrr.
, iiinMCM fiET CKAnilsin Dnnn
"'"'-1 "-' """"""w iivih
v... vi. t.... n t i..i ..i
,,'."; fitted smek)ng room. e.cluM.eit fe-
n "'"'"' wlinM" Ww tonight in one of
-..li.eadwa.t's best known amusement
.-..m a ... ii, .ii.ii. ... .in niHiriiieiv
.
t neui-s.
. ," thentia must fellow the tiend I
nf the times," the ineiiagenietit an- ,
neunced.
Many of the women patrons of the
h('n.,.re V'Tu ", Ma Pu ,ust "n1
"Vng 'ii ,.eW,T' U,fMl ","1 the
"""V' l,ps ""' 'l Pvlde them with
nierters wheie the) could de se m
LUIU'"'
Engagement Rings
Nearly a century
of specialization.
J. EGaldwell & Ce,
Jewelry - Silver - Statiehehy
Chestnut and
B
IN CITUOIAL 31
They Guard Propertios and Are '
Net Paid by the
. Municipality
HAVE BADGES AND PISTOLS-
There arc 37C0 men employed in tin's
city ns private watchmen, cither In fac
tories or large buildings, nnd en tna
street In residential districts. Accord Accerd
lng te Chief Clerk Gilbert, of the Bit.
rcau of Police, the number of m.B
guarding department stores, apartment
iiwucci unu large, emce Dlllldlngs num-
br ,,f'00 t,,e tetQl et Private patrol
men being 250.
Although both classes of watekm..
are paid by private concerns or nelsh. .
uuniuuuB, nicy ure iccnnicaiiy under
police supervision In that the Director,
of Public Safety has the power te re
ject any of them.
It wbh through that power that As.
sistant Director Tempest revoked the
commission of C. D. Magnavlta who it'
' Is i'11 W"1 wes ?u.n(1 '" n Jftaurant at
y " i"1 1 11 1. Bl u en wcc?Mr 28,
"''en he should have been cuarainif ihl
when he should have been guarding th
.beuses between Merris nnd Taskw
' ..n...-." ,. ..-
Tne fnct lhllt M0javtft waB n y.,
rcfitnurant came out In the report thai
cicvcn patren8 of the place wcre held
., i. ,.. i..n.iu. m,n n.i... ' ""! u
..... .... 1,, ..ajU9
n,ll,, Mhnuh nrmed wlth " reVelver',
, nua fh -rt-rt in.mn,i ti,. ....
Council accepts the suggestion of the
Special Crime Commission, nnd Dro
viilet enough money te pny 1500 addl-
tienat patrolmen,
"Of eourse, n geed watchman," said
tl)C AsHisteiit Director, "is unquestlen-
),,. nv'aliiiible te nny big firm which
linds it necessary te cover many Uoera.
nut 1 teei sure it ttc can nave tnc ia
crease of policemen that cverj one
knows we must have sooner or later
tlinrn iill lin 1li nepfl fee IllindrrH. n!
prVate watchmen and patrplmen, new
habits nnd workings of the private
watchmen aim patrolmen were oetaincii
from policemen who work in cenjunc-
I Hen with them.
When Henry Cley wan Director of
P"1'11? 'V0'?- in tbe Rcyburn Adtnln-
Istrat 011 he issued orders te all prlvata
patrolmen and in some, instances te
watchmen of emce miiKiings te report
t ell btnt,0.
T1P NOrc nh0 rel
iiivirv limn tn imp neiisn Hrrecniiis or we
compelled te wear
a rrencn grny uniierui unu carry n cnie
-...1 i..i,, i,m. ,r that ..,i v. th.
HIIU liilil riuiuwi i" ...- ....., ..j tv
rUr eitv nelicemen. The street
Jgnnt of the peifJe district was il.e
".ippeserf te visit the private watchmen
,. llA--- fA ...arln h rnnmU nf fhft
niiriii.i 1 e . twMituw
rCcular beats
1Jut nf,er nay's time all such reg-
uinrltv was gradually eliminated until
ew watchmen and private patrolmen
a.,.,Pur n tlie street In citizens' clothes,
Their badges are inside their coats, but
t,ry nre 'permitted te carry rcvelvert
nm nrc supplied with keys te fit thi
police patrol boxes.
' Private patrolmen are required te
!.. hnmi r.f S.Vl for whieh thev art
!"' M .-.-v
chnrgid .y.'.riU. All such wotenmenars
Httern it. at City Hall by Chief i;ierK
"TCMDCOT IM A TCADHT'
DISTURBS GUATEMALA
I'VllllClNCO SlinChPZ lJlIOllr WTOlO 1.
Blimchl recently he had received tbe
following cablegram from J. P. Rerlri-
following cablegram irem .1. t . neon-
Kuer. Cnstilleje, Minister of Foreign Be-
lntieiis in the new Gevernment: "Please
rrt(,vr freu Dr nlench, Brrhi7es of
......." '..ii.. " ..r. - Mln.
'"",," l,ll"""k "I'l"""1""-'" "i " -""
ist1c-.r- -,,
U1, l"
nehi, however, was unmoved.
nw DITPUItr IO CIPI AQCn
uuv, lllieinu id eiui nuux
. .. . . . .. --
Physicians Order Isolation for uay
Temperature Rises te 104
lliiltimerc. Jan .). Tlie illness or
rinpArmrt. tlknI n tilt, liln ,e.-L- 11 .urn
a tie executive mans en In aiuiu i
pniu
. . . . ... ......
Mn'nic irem inmiciite. wmi n i ;,
",""rc Sh,dl "."e'l 0i ''r"i,:
tVZJLC A
1. e w 0 TieV.n r hll
1,,a??' ueui?cVd
,clru"ry' anueunceu
,
Whist Club te Elect
Tbe uniiual meeting and election of
0":e', a'1 bellr(1 of rectors of tbi
Hamilton Wblst Club wil be held
the clubhouse, 215 Seuth Forty-first
si reel, ihb ct cuing.
Juniper Streets
PRIVATE WATCHM
P1
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