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EVENING PUBH6 IEDEKr-PHlLADELPfflA, THURSDAY, TANUAJEtf', 19, 1922
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HOTEL ADELPHIA
Dinner Dancing in the
English Roem
ARNOLD JOHNSON'S
FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
NO COVER CHARGE
Supper Dancing in French
Roem, $1 Cever Charge
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BROKER MISSING AFTER FAILURE
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Taken Before Officers of Da-i
funct Firm Vanished, Says
Receiver
LIABILITIES NEAR $500,000'
All toeie-lcaC ledger pat' referring referring
te Hie accounts of officers of tnc bank-1
Hlmen-SchfafTer Company. Inc.
et sue op ium dniucv f?
I Jehn Warren Watsen Company ijj
H Slth & 1-ernst Sts.. rhlts. Kj
m mm mm
street, have disappeared,
She said , tncm.
Makes Many Kinds of
Desserts
sjrarcfffiiniEraj,,CT2Daffl raijnaw
The finest butter
in America!
Butter I
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runt
1300 Arch
F'-aneis .1. Walsh, the receiver, nn- .
iinceil teda. He naltl the losses will
mal $300,000.
Harry A. Simen. Maiir.fr It Scheaf
' and Jehn .T. Stein, promoter of the
mnpany, still are mUslng. Warrant!
i IiarpiriK embezzlement nnd fraudulent ,
conversion have been Issued for thera.
After working roost et the night en
the books of the steels brokerage con
cern. Mr. Walsh nnd hi attorneys dis
covered that Seuth Jersey residents liar
been hit hard by the failure.
The stock selling trail of the com
pany's talesmen, visible through Seuth
.Tcrsev en the records found intact, were
confirmed by mnnv frnnti. telcphone
culls today
Clients Grew Frantic
'Lite messages come from Atlantic
f"ty. Cape Maj. Wildwood. Vinclnnd,
Glnssbore. MlllTl''e nnd ether towns.
The anxious Inquiries were made by
' merchants, farmers, mnnll tradespeeple,
school teacher and professional men.
One woman came in from Seuth Jer
sey nnd told the receiver that she had
let SlfiOO. hev life MviiiKS.
that she had gene te New Yerk yes-
terdny nnd found empleye1' still in the
1 office there, but no en; In charge.
The company opened offices In Mill
viltu. IS. J., six months age. nnd
"worked" the telephone lists, holding
out glittering profits as this bait te
snare Investors.
Mr. Wnlsh. in going ever the books,
found yesterday at 'he Arch street
offices, gave hi first thought te the
accounts of the cempnnv officers. The
books were of the modern loese-lcnf
sytem. Every page referring te thee
accounts hud been remove 1. presum
ably before the three promoters hurried
out of the city.
Liabilities Aieuml sT.OO.eOO
''Raped en the extent cf tl.e itm-
pnlgn carried en in Seuth Jersey .ind
, In several ceuntle3 of Pennsylvania. 1
believe the cempanv's liabilities will
reach MOO.OOO." Mr. Walsh nil to
day. "Ne c-eeta of any account hive
been found se fur."
Mr. Wnlsh Raid tnere is evident e
that the persuasive stock peddlers even
went te farmhouses In isolated districts.
Selling "arguments" nnd high-sounding
references te geed stocks that had piled
up fortunes for the forehanded pulled
out bard-earned savings from the farm
ers. The former boardroom manager for
the firm told Mr. Walsh today that
until two mouths age he bad held a
responsible position with a reputable
New Yerk house nnd had n large per
sonal following. He said it was his
belief that the firm had hired him be
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PROFIT DENIED
BY MARSHALL FIELD
Average Only 2.39 Cents en
Each Dellar of Sales, Says
Company's Head
ANSWERS F0RDNEY ATTACK
Harry A. Simen, of the bankrupt brokerage ttrnt of Simen-SrhenlTer
Company, us he vtutrhed the ticker in Ids offices nt 1300 Arch street
before the rrnsli and Ills subsequent disappearance
Feud te Win Leve
Ends in Murder
Continued from I'nrfr One
third fleer. Vellinl nnd his friend get
up, went te the Mnirwny and saw two
men en the landing belew.
Ky the Associated Presn
Washington. Jan. 19. Departing
from Its usual custom of. wutnf . n.
financial statements, Marshall Held &
Ce.. of Chicago, In a ytncnt pre-
nnrn.t I... Ilu nreslrlcllt . Jehn U. bllCUll,
, nnd presented te the Heuse today by
.Representative Mnnn, of Illinois, , nn nn
neunced that during the year 10J0 its
total net Bales were S181),0CK).OOO. Net
profits for the year, after payment ei
Federal taxes, amounted te 2.111) cents
en each dollar's worth of sales.
'i'i,n utntAment said tlin announce-
1 ment of preiltH wns made because of n
i bpeech delivered in me neuje mi vv
(ember 21 by Chairman. Ferdncy, of the
I Wnvs nnd Means Committee, during
which he charged that Importers vure
, wnging nn unfair fight en the Ameri
can valuation plan, Incorporated in the
new tariff bill. The statement declared
that the Congressional Iteceni snewcti
that Mr. Feidncy hnd charged that
Marshall Field & Ce. made n profit of
I .'iOOO per cent en the sale of n knife
purchased in Germanv ler u.e cents
and sold at retail nt 55 and had nlse
mad huge profits, en a. number of ether
imported articles. (
lists furnished nre te cover secret n charge about the knife profits nnd pre
well lis public understandings. , sentrne ,ata i0 prove thnt he hndnmde
a tneugn It wns said that the agree- crronceus statements ns te the ether
MRS. HARRY G0DEY DIES '
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Member of Old Phlla. Family; JudQS
McMlehael't Slater
Mrs. Harry Oedcy, member of en
old Philadelphia family, died today nt
hci4 residence, 1841 Spruce street.
Mrs. (Jedoy, who wns Nannie Mo Me
Mlchnel, was n sister of the Inte Clnr Clnr
ten McMlchncl nnd of Judge C'harle II,
McMlchacl, of the Comnieii Pleas
Court.
Mrs. Gpdey 9 survived nlse by her
daughter, Mrs. Alan 1). Wilsen, nnd
her granddaughter, Miss Helen Hepe
Wilsen. Arrangements for the funeral
hare net been nnnetinccd.
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Norway Recognizes Mexico
Mexico City, Jan. 10. Norway has
recegnised the Obregon Government of
Mexico, it is stilted In advices received
here from the Mexican Charge d'Affalrcs
nt Chrlatianin.
SENATORS DISCUSS ALLIED .
DEBT-REFUNDING BILL
Proposal te Defer Interest Payments
Three Years Defeated
Washington, Jan. JO. (By A. P.)
Republicans of the Senate In parly con
ference today discussed details of the
allied debt refunding bill, but failed te
reach nn ngrccment en nny of them.
The only definite action of the con
ference ns te vote down, -10 te 2, an
amendment by Senater Hnrreid, of Ok
lahoma, which would hnve pievidcd
that the payment of Interest by the
debtor nations be deferred for a jieried
net exceeding three years.
When the conference recessed It had
under consideration nn amendment, by
Senater France, of Maryland, te "elim
inate the prevision for a commission
te conduct the refunding negotiations
nnd te leave the whole matter In the
hnnds of the President.
CHAMBER ELECTING BOARi
Ten .Directors Ara Bejng Chesen bl
Business Men at Election ' '
Ten directors ej- the Chambtr )
isuuiun-iiu uie uiiiug i-icviee. wig mera
lng. The vetlnj endeU 'hi 2 eul
when the thirty-first annual mtt't
wns held. ' - j '
There ere fifteen" candidates for tt
Beard of Director, including ten m,'
new serving,. . The directory up jfer n"
election nre William J. Conlen, 8araei
M. Curwcn, J. 8. McCullecli. w.,, '
P. Miller, Spencer K. Mulford FaJl r
It. Plumb, Themas Shnllcress t'
Jeseph M. Steele, Ernest T. Trli .h
Charles r. vnugnan. The ether 5
candidates hre Gcerge McFsdden. Jii"
McKlnlcy.
Heward 8. llKS
Smiu)
iiuunrn m. ti..
frtmlv Shoemaker nnrl AvMih. r "Ini
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Miss Minerva First
at New Orleans
Continued (ram Vete One
ment te furnish this Information web
Vellini opened the en them. One of only tentative In chnrncter, most of the
new said te nave been Ueris.
tried te get his revolver from his pocket,
and dodged back and forth te avoid the
shots that Vellinl was raining about
Mm.
Patrolman Downey, of the Fifteenth
and Locust streets station, wns at
tracted by the Pheti and jeinel thn
pistol duel, sheeting at the two men en
the second-fleer landing, while Vellinl
fired down nt them.
Deris If it was he and his com
panion escaped the fuslllntlc by jumping
through the glns deer of a tnller shop
en the second fleer. Patrolman Downey
ran upstairs, risked his life by putting
his head through the deer, nnd then
jumped through the aperture.
The two men turned nt bay, nnd
exchanged shots with the patrolman,
dodging te the fire escape nnd thus es
caping when their ammunition wns ex
hausted. The incident was reported as nn at
tempt at robbery. Vellinl is raid te
have known that one of the midnight
visitors wns his rival, but said nothing.
Vellinl organized a punitive expedi
tion of his own. He set out with his
gnng in n tnxicah Wednesday night .e
tiud Deris and the girl.
Vellinl and Aids Risked Lives
Vellinl nnd hiu followers risked their
lives bv invndlng Deris' own bailiwick
In the Tenderloin. Thev visited nil the
dnnce halls In the neighborhood of
Eighth and Vine streets and loelted into
the back rooms of cafes. They could
delegates Indicated nftcrwnrd that thev
expected the llstrt te be in the hands of
the secrctnry general of the Conference
befere the committee resumes Its Ms Ms
siens tomorrow afternoon.
In American delegation circles, the
subject of commitments nnd filing of
lists of these by the Pewcru wag con
sidered "of the highest importance."
It was described ns being a "necessary
and essential step" boferc any treaties
or agreements could be subject te re
view by the "beard of reference" set
up Artlele Three of the Hughes open open open
deer declaration agreed te jwturday.
U wns indicated both in Amcrlcnn i
articles, the statement declared the
knife was bought in America and cost
twentv-five times the amount given by
Mr. Ferdncy.
The statement nlse charged that Mr.
Fordney "as n Government officer has
secured' nnd made public records of our
privntc transactions which bnve never
been treated by a Government officer
heretofore as ether than strictly confi
dential." "That the American valuation plan
needs such gross misrepresentation of
facts In order that It may be justified."
the statement continued, "should be
sufficient evidence that It is n measure
that should net become n law."
Commenting further en its pretlts,
nml Clilnnvn nnnrfi.u fleir n,r nil.. ,.f ! Marshall Field & Ce. said thnt the re
these lists would be preliminary te ngnin turn en the capital engaged In business
bringing up Article Four of the Hughes fr t0 ?"' 1020 el8led only 0.0 per
declaration, rejected vesterdnv, which cent, "or nn amount net much in ex
would subject existing concessions te , JJ" ". a return en nn investment in
Mm rnrleu- nt tl,lu hnnni n., r n... ' T.nlted States Government bends."
American delegates said that although ' 'rhc"0 flff we the result of the
no move had been mndc te bring up ' company entire manufacturing whole
sale nun reran uusincss.
"The nvcrnge net profits for the vears
101." te 1020 Inclusive en each dollar's
worth of sales made by our rctnll store
nftcr Federal taxes hnd been deducted,"
the statement said, "was 4.0 cents."
i-ikiii nt hly. but thnt h had warned Hnd neither the man nor the girl, nnd
his customers net te deal witn tne it was eany inurteay
Sold only in our Stores
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MHIIIIIIJLUUUUlnni.lMI
Yeung Weman
Journalist
anil author drslrcs prrmu
nent, neil-imylni; renix-ctlnn
with nn rtnbllliri! lungnrlnrt
or newspaper u ntuft writer,
correspondent, or lintli.
.She would lit. r- te heroine nn
Inlecrnl fncter In a nnhltrjiflen
raenr writers who tool, nnun
their rrnfl ag it dlffulllcil pro pre
(!. and who would con
sider .K-r A JOIBVALIST 111
(he lireudest srnr.
An opportunity U touch! In
express sincerely, with geed
lllernr.r technique, n Treman'i
com lotions nnd Impressions nf
current stents, Intcrestlnr per
sons, etc.
Her nnullflrutlent hate hern
acquired through nererel jcHrs"
Jnurnallstle experience, some
creatlte work, n yeur or foreign
currespnndence and lecturlnr.
and censldernbls ucadenila anil
lolleclete tralnlnr.
Inte a cemcental stlniulalliir.
Intellectual nlmnsplicrej (such
as slie seeks) she would brlns;
nn Inherent lets of the pro
fession and a sincere dstotlei,
te tile Highest Ideals of serilre.
, lieum nnd was himself hunting a new
position when the crash came. He es-
i tlmated the snnual profits of the firm
for several years te have been as high
as $ar)O.i)00 net.
Develin Opposes
Big Grant te Fair
Continued (rem Pace One
tlen. I told them that were was net ths
' slightest doubt in my mind that they
would be for it te a man. In Mr.
, IJeck's address here the sum of $2,500,-
I 000 was only incidentally mentioned."
the Article Four today, the principles
contained therein were bound te come
up in connection with the listing of
all commitments.
Wellington Koe, one of the Chinese
delecntes. brought the nueetlnn of rmn.
mltment9 before the committee and said ' n ien n n
thnt the Chinese delegation was pre- I FlUIlll Peace PaCtS,
lini.ii(l tn iiiknit, .1... l..ll 11..1 ...i .. .1
Im.,4 lu nuuiiiib UIU LUIl llttl, bt'UlXl UIIU
otherwise. After s-eme iIIhcussIeu Sec
retary Hughe presented the mutter te
the committee in tentative form and it
was understood, the formal resolution
weu'd be adopted tomorrow.
Three Textual Changes
Dr. ICoe referred particularly te a
treaty Li Hung Chang negotiated en
iciinit or (.lima
Poincare Demands
Continued (rem I'nce One
France, and we de net doubt thnt.
Inasmuch ns both countries will be
benefited, that one will be concluded
between them en a basis 'of perfect
ciiuality. Neither de we doubt that the
ci-rnlng China, which China has knewl-
merntng. when
thev were riding en Market street In the
Tnkicnb. that VeUinl taw the pair
wa'klng en the ether side of the street,
nt Tenth.
s llit ....1 1.!.. ... 1 1 1 m T awl All t ff
ei ini aim in- ti""" juni vw - -.,,,i ,.. i.,:,if ., "tt. n", iieiihusis ui vugiirn, uic siHivmcni mini ;
the eab nnd.nttaclied Deris. He and PI "d te submit complete Iht e ,f . ,,rnm. , , en un(lcrstn d.
LT .H'1 J2ht T SiS1 ' '?. these which wcVenetiaied openly
Ul IWU s.ss,e -.. - - " . -- .'
patrons te see tuat he get fair play
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wuii itussin in iniiu i ................ .. , -.. i..i i..
net enlj betwecn China and etlier nn- maintained "
tiens. but between ether nqtleiiK con- A- ,. ,,' rrr,.,Q,, ,,0nn ti0inr
the Frcncli treaty with the Turkish Nn-
edge of. Dr. Koe said that he would be
Three changes in the text nf the
'Vi.. ... ..i. trrins- te itrntr him te Geddes and Hushes resolutions en rail
t.. M. hn heteetivpa (llnrk nnd ' reads were ndented in the committee. I A nn n-,!
Ifl.WWh. l.MV.- fl'L 13... .L I. ll. -H.-l I. l. "I?" ..VU..
i tlennlists at Angera, the statement said :
ing with Italy nnd Hnglnnd In an effort
te prevent the resumption of tirece-
Turkish hostilities, and In harmony with
the
Kllrt rfin m
Vellinl grabbed at the girl, but she
pulled away from him, leaving her
handbag In his grasp. Deris get her out
a slde deer while the gang wuh
struggling with the detectives, nnd took
i.,. nwnv in nnether cab. The handbag.
snatched in the midst of the light.
the nllles te reap the benefits of the
He Hpeke of Senater Penrose's warm pr0V(Hi te be the Instrument of fate
indersement of the project at a eon
ference held in bis home, and hew Jehn
Wanamaker had clearly outlined the
scope of the exhibition when he said
that it would be an international affair.
"It is the intention, said Mr. Wcg-
Key Id VeUinl te His Death
rri.e riil lmri moved te nn anail
ment heuse run by Harry Goldstein at ' tinanelul
102,'i Walnut stiect. one uau netn
there but a few day. In the handbng
r thn kev te the deer. It was with
this key Vellinl let himself in last ulght,
The first, in the opening naracrnnh of
Geddes proposal, would pledge the !
Powers ngninsl "unjust dlscrimina- ,
tien" instead of f-lmply ngalnst "ills- I
crimination." nnd the second would
eliangc the Inst paragraph of the same ,
resolution se that "nny Power" In
place of "the Towers could bring dis
puted cases before the beard of ref
erence. The enlv chance made In I lie Hushes
resolution wns te provide thnt foreign
and technical assistance
Instead of "co-enerntlon would be in
dersed in management of the Chinese
rend
The statement icfers te the relations
between France and the United Stntes
i in n paragraph reading :
' "We de net need aid. We seek te
I maintain the strongest and mett friendly
relations with all the peoples who
1 fought en our tilde for the rights of
I humanity, nnd especially with the
United States, whose co-operation con
tributed se greatly te the common vic
tery nnd who has just given us at
the Washington Conference such strik
ing proofs of her noble sentiments." .
Confidence Vote Forecast
A substantial majority In Parliament
C lelng, "te ask three times that amount! t0 mfet n!, death by n bullet under the
f. irem ivengresu. me .uujui mieiiu-i tu . i,eart
f btep at Washington en his return from i Vellinl learned where the girl had
h 'the Seuth and discuss this matter with I e cr0 the way, nt 1018 Walnut
5 a congressional committee. He should I .e A nTC, Vera Mnrichal. friend of
S go there feeling that Council is back of Komee Verna, Vellini's faithful ally.
f bim te a man and that the City of Vclllnt was at Vcrna's apartment late
The armament limitation phase of the for the new srevcrnment. when the nues
Conference came te the fore again today tlen of confidence comes up, was pre
through suggestion of a new means of tUcted by experienced parliamentarians,
solving difficulties arising out of the Poincare was given a hearty ovation
fortifications question and through when he ascended the tribune by nil ex
changes mnde In the five-Pewer naval i cent the Socialists and Communist
. .... u.. .i... r,nr.i..n "..... ..I.... t i .i.... .,t.. T-i -....
treat) uy tin: j-riuiiiiin uimuiii i.-,.. group, numueniiK nixt.v-viKut. xji-jui. i
Jt was suggested that Article l'J. cev- Mnrcel Cnehln nnd Alexandre IJlnnc
Philadelphia is net going te haggle everl . de w,, the girl and Verna. Pe- ' erlng fortifications, be withdrawn from . were the only ones te interrupt the
pennies in a matter of this kind." i,ce believe he had gene there ee h i the naval convention and left te be nt- Fretnlcr, M. Cachin shouting the
"Absence makes the heart grew 'could watch the house ucress the stteet. ' tnched te the four-Power or Paid tie I charge that Poincare was responsible
fender." said Mr. Wwlcln In referring About six o'clock be saw the man nnd treaty, if the Conference should se elect. f(,r the war. Hut this charge met with
C te the Mayer's vacation in Flerida, and Kiri enter the house. He waited awhile, i n "wier te expetme tne nnvui treaty. hi,outs from the ether depuUes: "Ge
C the manner in which a report submitted I then sent Verna ever te ask Margaret The article was erlglnully inserted In t ln the Itelchstag." The InteiTupt-
bv Durell 3hUBter, the .Mayers secre- te come te the apartment wnere ne was. " . ,.v... .. .... ...,.,i . ...i. erH- Bueuis were urewntu in tnc no
tary, was received, indicated that that i Vellinl stlU hoped for n reconciliation
tVfsmxsi-rs
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101. I.KIXJKIt OFKICI. e
rhlladelphlu, ln. E
rmrs-rrrrri s iTTi s"i rtrinrT
was the consensus of Council
The report contained the list of the
ordinances approved by the Mayer last
year.
A report from the City Controller was
offered showing 82,1 12,254.57 Mill
avai'able for appropriations at the clest
Vera returned n few minutes later,
and said she had been told te "go
chase herself," nnd Margaret would net
UUIU. . .,
ltomee verna then volunteered te ee i "" ii.it
.nniSsoder. lie knocked en Mai uttiet'a Japanese deiegntien
I ... M. -r ... .. .. a
deer, but with no netter result, iietere
laiinncNe delegation, who made it n
condition te acceptance of the ratio
limiting naval construction. There was
no information ns te whether the Jap
anese would new agree te its eumina-
today thnt the
spokesmen said
question of fertiflca-
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
HOOT, IJUl i... uw ....... "-.. - ,!,.. till .u n l,a ifima nU id T.n.
of IOL'1. immediately council piiMn-d ie imd time te return vellini cme """ ' nA ''""', VW7 ' v' ?j "i ,T,
an ordinance deposing of the entire 0'er. ne knocked, but was refused nnvw Oew rn ment. Ihcy cxp nTned that
amount. One wns an appropriation t adm ttnnce. He nwd the kev he had Rlttoeusjli V ''n11 "c 11,"?,t,r' ctl?"H
.1112.254.57 te apply en interest for ,g ,n the girl's handbag and went in. from Tofcle ccjnceralna; tlia IlrltUli plan
nm lean and the remainins $2,000,000 , v in the hall heard a shot, saw I toy a ?one of status quo ns Paelfiu
went te the police department pay-roll
Dier's Wife III
Arffl
'Fn'lWheV ,a hZV'Mal SCm- SIP-- lormldv?ai,,ln:t,ucMensl e'n"
1 e- . vitni ,n,r r.i,i n ! several points.
S trlTe III brother Albert he bad found the girl' Chances in Naval Treat v
ill H08Dital Here a,enc ,n tlle room TTl,c" l" enter1 The ebnnscs made In the naval tivaty
f . Tells of Quarrel draft followed objection made by some
, , ,, .. . , of the Powers, notably Great Urltain, te
centiuu4 from Tnie One , "Ve quarreled. the dying man the authorization given the United States
uls cxDuUieu from the Philadelphia i B,d wie",1 M her I knew some and Japan te convert two great battle
Stock Kxchanee lie has a handJerae ! ,nc wu In '" room' fIn ! mWl ' , cruisers each into aircraft carriers of a
home in Ardnfere. 1 lS.I ... library , ".. man stepped from be- dlsplaccnient ar beyond the MT 000
w ..1,1 l h. nnrlh Sinn.nnn. while his, ""u " """ " - ions uuu iwi ihih u'"'' i vi-miMf.
art eallerr is valued at $200,000,
Many of the trading acceuntH with
the cempanr originated while Hughes
waB a member of the old firm. When
hn withdrew hu took with him a large
slice of the profits made up te that time.
Tiic-e 1h the legal question which the
receiver is new weighing.
The m-eiver be'ieves n big iiddttien
e the assets i an be made if it is found
definitely tout Colonel Hughes should
miry a tsbare of the losses.
Dier & Ce had thirty-five persons
employed in their statistical department
alone As an evidence of the size of
i's operations, the receiver learned he
uad Information en bequests made nter
i tie entire country.
quarrel. He drew a gun and shot me."
Te police Vellinl would say nothing.
What little Information he gave about
the sheeting was te his friends and
relatives pt his deathbed.
Deris was detained but a moment by
Verna when he fled from the loom. "He
threatened te sheet," said Verna, "and
I heard mv friend groaning. ie 1
him go.
i Te meet this objection, tne treaty as re
1 vised authorizes Great Ilritaln nnd the
Powers, ether thnn America nnd Japan,
I each te build two new carriers of H.T,
000 tens burden, le efffct the larger type
of American and Japanese carriers.
The scrapping rules have been chang
ed ulithtl.v -e that in the disposition
let 'of Fiiips te be scrapped only erm cnpl-
tul ship iay be retained by each Power
Vellini was sent te Jeffersen Hes- ' for conversion into .tuard or ether ciaft,
pltul. The girl was arrested and tnken
te the Fifteenth and Locust streets sta
tion. There Lieutenant llclshaw, of
the murder squad, questioned her for
hours, She was both crafty and stub
born ln her answers, the lieutenant
said. He get nothing out of her, save
the oft-reiterated assertion that vel-
while Italy uud France nre autherlted
te retain two such ships ter "gunrd or
torpedo school" purposes.
Anether "inodllicntien of the scrap
ping rule, which originally required con
demned bhlps te be scrapped Immedi
ately, is te require the work of scrap
ping le begin within six months after
the taking effect of the treaty, when
they must be mnde unfit for warfare
purposes, wmie tne scrapping must be
An almost complete check was found ' ' " s"01 himscir.
u all great fortunes and peteritlul heirs This statement was dUpieved, police
ri listpd In th nx-nrrN of the com- su.v. by the absence of a weapon. The
panv. Tnesi names rurnistica a uuge bti mcn iw? ve t-enirat out-, cempicteu wiuun eigiueen menins.
market" for the company's salesmen j tlen. She were h handsome gray squir- i Under a change made In the repluce
tu work. rel coat, a sky blue hat, dark blue silk ment plans, Italy, which originally was
I dress, ami warn pumps anu suif sieck- ( authorized te build two cnpltnl ships.
, ingn. Her eyes, were led from crying nn 0f j.1,000 tens nnd the ether of
Creditors trooped into the Common-
Doesn't hurt a bit1 Drep a little
"Freezene" en an aching corn, in
stantly that corn otep3 hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with fin
ders. Truly I
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
' Freezene" for a few cents, sufficient
te rsrneve every hard corn, soft corn
or corn between the tees, and tlte
clluscs, Avitheut soreness or irrlta-
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wealth llillldliig ntbees of Jlr. i.eet) te-1 ...i.- flm.i R0H.r t,t-,i t, m,tl.m i '"a, .'".' . " i" ...... i... V. w... .
dav. One fashionably gowned weman1.-"'" ' ' r,,,,V.7 l, ' ,,L ' . 7, ...... fifii t
T herTliit F dav" JanZv ill bu t, K! bfLV ,,led ,"p.l l"?..'1!.0.? "? ' voluntarily abandoned the right ta dl..
he decided te "let It ride." It rode, i ", . V"." i,.n... "iT. 'L 'T,'i ' ... i tribute her tonnage allowance otherwise.
Vnuther patron tild the nntlllnry re after. Vellinl kept a fmit stand nt
er that the company made out n Kighth and Walnut streets, and was
:i"( tlieck rejirescntlng his profit en well fixed. His father I dind. Ills
tr.day, January lit. because the 'mother, Mrs. Carrie Vellinl, lives nt
amount was a few dollars short lie in- 2121 Seuth 1 if teentli street. She has
a famllv or three son" ami two dnijgh
-l.ted nn a correct check. He left the
I heck there and new is iijjfablr in get it
Burglar Gets 3-Year Term
Judge Uegern today sentenced Luther
Warrante Nerre, 1313 Webster street,
te five jenra in the County Prlseu for
burglary of the home of Mrs. Amnndn
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A SOLID trainload shipment of 100
steel freight cars 500 Durant auto
mobiles te a single retail dealer, Earle C.
Antheny, Inc., of California, censtitutes:
The largest single shipment of auto
mobiles ever sent te a retail dealer.
The largest single shipment of auto
mobiles ever made from a plant
thai has been in operation less
than six months.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is authority
for the statement that this is
The largest single shipment of any one
commodity ever shipped across the
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nlause which followed.
Fermer I'remier Brland resumed his
old sent in the Chamber, and applauded
the new Premier along with the ethers.
There were mere than COO Deputies
present, one of the largest sittings in
several years.
Deputy Cachin, who went te the
tribune te make his interpellatiens
nftcr Deputies Ulied nnd llnrenne hnd
spoken, spoke te almost empty benches,
there being net mere than fifty Depu
ties of the Extreme heft ln their seats.
The main body of the Chamber went
outside te await the speechmnking of
the Communist interpolators. The te
tlrcment of the main body of Deputies
during th Communists' speeches was
interpreted as meaning that there wuh
strong sympathy lth the Poincare
Cabinet.
M, Cachin accused Peiucnre of being
the embodiment of nn imperialist policy
which had isolated Frauce from her
former Allies. Only a day or two age,
'lie said, a resolution introduced by
Senater McTeitnick, directed against
France, had pasted the American
Senate.
The position te b occupied by
Krlnnd ln the parliamentary ac
tivities of the immediate futuic was
officially settled today, when he was
unanimously chosen by his party, the.
Socialist Itepublicans, as n member of
the Foreign Affairs Commission of the
Chamber, upon which he sat before be
coming Premier. Paul Pnlnlcve with
drew from the commission te make room
upon it for Brland.
The conditions Premier Peincare in
sists must be accepted or rejected before
France will take part in discussions ut
Genea, as stated In the resolution
adopted by the Supreme Council nt i V
(pannes, niriiiuca wih stipulation mat
governments or countries desiring for
eign credit must "recognize all public
debts nnd obligations which have been
or mAy be undertaken or guaranteed by
tlin state, by municipalities, or by ether
public bodies as well us the obligations
te lestore or compensate foreign inter
ests for less or damage caused te them
when property has been cenfilscatcd or I
withheld.''
This condition, se far eh France is
concerned, applies particularly te Itus- i
sin. The i-rench unvemment and
French individuals and corporations
held millions of dellnrs' worth of bends
of the old ltusslnn Imperial regime, ,
Which the Soviet OeveAimrnt se far
has tailed Je recegnize.fti I
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Geed Reasons
Ask any one of our customers the principal reasons why she
deals at the Asce Meat Markets, and her answer will be about like this:
" deal at the Asce Meat Markets because they sell only
quality meats; every pound I buy there is lender, sweet and
wholesome, enjoyable te the last morsel; because, also, in the
Asce Meat Markets, the prices arc unusually low, and I am thus
enabled te save considerable money en my table expense."
When a Meat Market gives you both Quality and Economy,
there is really nothing mere te be desired, is there ?
Specials in All Our 200 Sanitary Meat Markets
SPECIAL PORK SALE
Fresh Perk Reasts01 1 6C :Se,Tbc2deculs
Thick End Standing Rib Roast . 18
Lean Soup Beef ib 7C Sour Kreut 10c
Best cuts Finest Standing Rib Roast 28c
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Chickens
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Shoulders ( lb
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Whole cut
Chuck Roast i,b
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These prices effective in our Philadelphia, Camden and suburban Meat Markets
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