irw.
r ..
Ki'i
nrtffhu rvrri imp
kielm imtm
. ','
I FUND STAND
itWnc Council Acted Prema-
v-ft'-
mm
1 turely in Deubling Apprepria-
tlen First Asked
tot-;;
IWO HITS NO-LIMIT PLEDGE
rae .
!IlC5uric!ImnTi .Inmn A. DeTclln. the'
fVmember of Council who voted
EtMt the W.000.000 p'edge for the
r;AImilOentennUl. cxr.inlned his tiest- ,
ta.;;tlii, today bv saying thet he did net ;
I' thttm Council should double the wm
L tasked, without first knewJnf? the fu'l
.scope anil character and tee proBaeie
'total' cost of the exnosltlen.
feX Hc.snld he aerecs with Herbert Hoe-
. tw' Idea of the fair; that there should
re 60 rust nrray of rxhlbits, but that
the representations of the world's re
cent achievement nhenld be epitomized.
.."When Council granted a pledse of
$5,000,000 te the exposition yeste-day
Mr. Dcvelln wanted the sum cut in half,
! and opposed the clause whMi plUe
"m much mere as is needed.-
He said he will fll a statement or his
reasons for voting against the resolution
at the Council meeting next Thursday.
IXIs'statcment follews:
' "The original suggestion made by the
spokesman for the Sesqul -Centennial
Committee at a recent meeting of Coun Ceun
ll was that the city's share of this
.enterprise should be $2.."00,000. With
out any exnlanntlnn. that has new been
MWUWIVU V Jill UM liUIICIl IHUC UiWUIII.- '
fstrfil Aj4 mI tit 1a erl.la.l si liln tt nil A
f, prevision 'and as much mere ns may be ;
.i.iV.miyJ'ld.B.,?,J!'Co.Un,If'h0.uldn0tlI,re,tlmat,.v S5.000.000. according te
bind itself nt this time te a prnter sum . r,. , . .,...
than that first proposed without a full ' FlnW. State Superintendent of
explanation from the committee as te Public Instruction. That sum wait due
character, scope and probable cost of; in August, 1021, and the head of the
iae jiucnucu exposition, tegeiner wmi nnhllr K!inl ertm ma, if .i,.,,i,ii
& comparative statement of the cost andi Keen nd u SLSfm V
Tient of ether exhibitions, upon which h"ld;,n"',,Xmi,TMu,
ti-basc n Judsment of what die city's ? "'J"" n. .fficIn.1 responsibility
hare should be
"In no event should the city bind it
self te nn unlimited expenditure Mich
as. that contained in tin? resolution re
ported by the committee of the whole,
specially until it can be ascerto'ned I
hew much, If any, of the expenditure
wut go ler lasting city luipr vemt'ii
1 The requirements for cs-eiitl
e great that commitments for
Bemmis NneTim n mnnn wirn rniiiinn
Sffiraft7?
raiM&
corporation which Is net subject te the
V control of Council."
When Mr.
De'velln proposed the ! th'V hV ben ndve"cl.v criticizing him
ncil "wterdSyn . wnm ""', h, 'a8nt of the depart-at-
vjt.ii.. ii- "lent. I
'changes In Council
debate followed. Mr. Weeleln relin-
iuished the rostrum te Councilman Cox
and urged the defeat of the amendments
te en Impassioned address.
. il ,
i .tia ft i in rriiu
fiAVfll RY nPPIPPPC DCPDCT
............ v., , iwi.uu iiuviil. i i i.juina i m? iam iiirtc juarn, ana snys
RFnilHTIfiW IM PflPPPCi there has been no greater delay In pay-
nCUUUIIUlM IN rUHUtbmenn for the last year than In prier
, ., " yeurs; but be adds that the failure te
Impossible te Maintain Adequate make payments when due Is a M-rleus
Mexican Berrfr PMrnl
i . . , nn . .. . !
tinMiingien, Jan. u. my a. r. i
ft. ntltTn.nf .frenrtl. 1 (Wl ,., i..i '
. Wde It imposse te kerV n suffiei nt
tuvanj (luirui ui iui .ucxican Derucr i
Mf '. 1.7., ,..."--, "V I
letere eflirers ,ittPn-lln- tt, nnnnl I"."'" "."'.. "V """'"" "l'l'vi , uv , nieces.
,.UU 4. liUIUIWft. WUtlTi. Ul liUVUiry. BOhrtnl f.trr1 Tl.. nnI..Un .M.n. . Iw. '
n,Vi. 7 C- tv. I. i c?-. n y quite prevalent innt none 01 tne Mater "ti
.meeting of the United btates Cavalry I .,. r. ,i. ,i,.i iwM.inni i l
Association here. The lltllnff out of thn I "",'"' . ,c "'.' . '. ."". i"-" "'"l ber f
. -bmI,, .i,. K..;.i,r. ..... -; '"", V Pa'- M(iy pare ei ,,,
... ii, iiau iwcn ine occasion ier
ffLE'
" . "" " ."V . .
r8' tTh,evirdec1arietn;Iasn lS
War, they declared, was mere Impert- :
fTfle association re-e eeted Genera nrn,,ri,i nre A- n. , ,.i i i.. wrong form tiiMr leasue d.v a cemnina- son or iiieenrue Jiartin or teerge .Aiar- "" ""t""' i - ..v. t.ndinc te relieve the world economic
He;brook as president and Colonel Wi!. S'f f" p tue fiTCnr, h0 "en e powers, driving the weak te I .hall, all great American tenors, net VIhH' w".,vc7 hn.n" CH
Ham C. Rivers was reinstated as vice ' S en the fim Mendiv of T," form ihdf own league alone with their sung? Because Uie company is filled Mrdnla I apps said when her ""'' ?5u n?uuSe pipetratcd Itf the Orient.
president. Brigadier General Jehn P. ier."8 Mendny July Ged. with foreign stara. America is filled " flSl d,w,?d;.,W,e nd,'
Weed. Pennsylvania National Guard. .. the funds nnrenrttP,l .r th '" wset femR unconscious that i with great home-born opera Mngerseut V.Uss ppe x xJ T '"? . 'lnd return te normal conditions they must 111
was elected a member of the executive ' ptei for the sunnerf of 5rienc' hv t lt w,th mere nnd ! f wfk- but MlsB Garucn her ulr" 7?m,etA,n.8.!!b0ilt..b,n hn' Ut ' ".' I be In rena Khipm injustice and ' H
"n?11- . wbwh for the fis 1 years from Tulv m0T . In tempting it te suicide. , ,g i Europe. , jat the latter remark was made nlBKSc; ," Se Orient, without 1 2
. Other speakers expred cenfldenrej ffi te Julv. 1PM have been paid ? I pnfTlra?lns " ,t0 MC thc challenge i -'One day she kisses; another day J " , 'K "I wlneh trade depression will continue. 1
that mounted troop, would play nn im-1 :$ tj; a, nm DJcun,v I"Vgi0 of the disarmed net knowing that the Ehe kicks. One day she says ee nnd H,c fir t0T,tbe ny a"db1ae.k -Tbe participation of Turkey in the
POrtant roe n future ml tnrv enern-L. t..VE l?.eV a' i,"0? '"'y'..1-U-u' l i-hallnnce comes from n hchcr source." r., lu ,w rBr.,Kn. moth ,lr , i the Iwd. It was then that Friedman1 ,'':.. i'i .u. . -...- .IK
I lxTAreTt1 ?',", !
ree" Vn-s "b-M CTewaciva1ra
H wttr Iet, hn h.r n.mn.,i n... .
(divisions when they attempted the of
fenslvea of March. 1018. which nearly
!&?!, n .k'"fL tU ,".'.
!'!? rum "ave beu '
,-
26 AMERICANS DECORATED
Italian Klnn Presents War Cress
' 1
Allen and 25 Others I
Reme, Jan. 'O.-Klng Victer Em- ,
wnuel yesterday inside the Quirlnal. re- '
i-viewed the American battalion which
attended the presentation of the Cen-
ressienal Medal of Hener te Italy's
unknown soldier. Queen Helena, 1
Crown Trine Humbert. Princess YeN
anda. general War., Premier Boneml
mul his "Cabinet and Ambassador Child
nr 'nresent
After the King had Inspected the!
battalion he presented the war crei,s :
te Majer General Henry T. Allen, two
of; hLl. officers and twenty-three Amer
r-
lean, troopers who had ncen service in
";"?: . -, , . .. ,
rtenc iruuyn jucu uqh ihh ancieni
.gmi' cKvnru uj u uciin-iiineiii in
Carabineers thousands cheered them.
After the review the King entertained
7 "-
3eneral Allen and his ttaff officers.
Hicha'rd Washburn Child, the Amer
ican Ambassador; General Diaz, and
numbers of the Italian Cabinet at a
luncheon.
EDITORS PAID $4 A WEEK
Bulgaria Must Glve Allied Official
$1500 a Menth Salary
Seb's., Bulgaria, January 20. - Ry A.
P.)Gernment officials in the I'n'ted
Strt'el who complain of slender salaries
', tailhtfind satisfaction in the fact thnt
r WI7. $1 day and Its Cabinet '
aaembers SI 2 a wck
' tH& hundred levas a week (
at the
it 4 1
! V'
tarAAAtflt rnta of rliari.n .knin
I-. f.v"-'"-,.;r:r.. ....,-' "" """,uw ?
?".ff""u" 8W" rompensauen ter
,T.S. -m. "NvTrthel-uS
ususpay a salary ei aneut .ir,()) a.
'ontUe the head of the Allied Hepara-'
tlns iommlsslen in Sofia, and ether
members of the commission almost nr I
uchj '
END LIVES IN BATHTUBS
V! Atlantic City, will be arraigned to te
, eman In Chlcane, Anether In New; night before Magistrate Pason en
Haven, Found Drowned ( the charge of having performed un un-
, CHawe. Jan. 20.-rU, A. P.J-Tbe!
iVlS.inJ'V nti.rLhrj"IV "vS
MwjflhW-'?nini Kf .,- V...C:
tWfi't TSiSHnv.H'n v v 7vi.i i
h -'hfui 11. ... ', A,.efflc.,8,2
fljii" ..mm..,, ue vi. u icsiucm ut
'uiiuiiik, auu wini uey null never
jier before.
-Scarbrenirh rvnrcsrvrl . '
.jlatftaniaiiceuunltUd eul-n
ff ,w liaveii, L'enti., Jan. M) (By W dwoed. X. J.. Jan. 20 The , .
V V "'' T'". "' "" n;'wi n. ingnest price ever paiu ter a front feet I u VrrireH th vun
! f .j. eeventy-twe years e d. was en Pacific avenue, in the Heeen.l Wnr.l ' "!"' "r.rlTd tn Jeun
h. n,... i.j.. j nt m, i.-.. , . . i . .'. - .. ... rxftttt e rne nevs' rpr
PJa a bathtub In n roemiug house wus paid yesterday, when Leuis Sugel. i iemv-
4 .inawris ieve yestcruay. siwcal ' u loom mere hant. hrfueht the comer nt ... - ,
it .idsnamaac
J, rUB
lrr.; inlnhuimft.fn nriririn.vA,;iwnwPtivmaiili'ninrn'iiuirnrtinr
Fdbt'Key te Feast v
rt Farmers Fete
MlddMew-n, N. Y Jan. 20. The
farmers of Chester, near lierc, mem
bers of the Orange, hnve derlscd a
new means 0 increasing their rev
enue nt the Orange meeting Feb
ruary 7. v
The women nre asked te bring
box luncheons which will be pur
chased by the men, the women being
entirely hidden except for their feet,
the feet te be sold te the highest bid
der and the luncheon and woman te
go with the feet.
Prier te the luncheon the Grang
ers will listen te nn address en the
Disarmament Conference at Wash
ington by the Itcv. James II. Den
nett. IS
e. . 0.. , . . . .
State Superintendent Asserts
$5,000,000 Is Due for
Year 1920-21
TEACHERS LACK $90,000
HarrUburg. Jan. 20. There Is new
..
aue :no cnoel districts of IVnns.rka-
payment further than makinc nn
porwenmonts nnu issuing warrants
Thi recpenslbi'ity for the navm
penslbl'Ity' for the payments i
ids rests with the fiscal rffi.
of the funds
mif" "' .M'
FINE AN R
EP
ON SCHOOL FUND
in iiiu navmpnt inrrnpr tnnn mttitinp nn.
itate, Dr. Flnegan says. l,,V.uiu '"' i . .T ,r"u,cm9
are Samuel S. Lewis, i .. N ith the "nVnl limitation treaty put
jp,,
'teflfflV','nIlS
ml, who was the first t"ugn, a unai revision and new corn corn
te cell attention te the l',etc1 pt fpr the Pacific fertllica-
h i -"; ', "l,,K,p(i financial affair, of the State.
inn "'Allowing n special audit of his own ,
: "";': I department, nnd Charles A. Snyder, j
.. fn - - , . . t .. '
IN POETIC STRAIN
WARNS OF 4-POWER TREATY
. SVi'1' WM',jrnMl the PennMrlrnnin
llila.J!!lSWnt Belna Temeted te Suicide.
tt
i0i i nXn "" ,8v0nPri
t? tns ?nrs?,,,"i'1 feSf '
JJ V P ' 'l 1021,
of these payments were I
iM1 -i?-.ihe fun'.,s appropriated for the
have been paid.
before the last
payments were made. Dr. Fine-'
5.Ji.sIvSsitllCi finn' lat" for the pay-
lninrierencc witn geed school nUmln
-
istratien
nU ..... .-I 1.l.l. .- it-- r i
x..y pivuii, uicu,i wic nrsi
' !'!l""md",n.5tf",.?.?l,.1.h
V'.. """S '" "."" "-u uuucr iriucism,
"'IT iKueh confusion and mis-
iinilerstnnil np thrnmrhniif- ibi 5tne in
I"l' tfiui"
3"tar
1910-20 has been paid
"The act appropriating State funds
snepihrnllv nrer!ri.M thHf thn fitria nn
P - .rT. aSTef
'nhe chnc,u ti. nrmXni r.
Priatns wer for' c S-'K
'2 t8?
rni appropriation Dasea upon tne
. - - .., . .-. - --
salaries
the gen
the num-
leYMUtm '
''Fnlrth.. Woodruff act apnrexi-
l . . .1..-.. 1 .J, I .u.
matcly ?0.000.000 was appropriated
'I'll
lbn bem nnh . There is still iIup tim
"". "t 81 Cmeuill noeut .1WI.IMMI ,
districts of the State from that fund '
approximately $5,000,000.
"Theso funds were due in August
last."
uchcr pi ip PRIMP PnlKP
r" h' rHIIV,t AUSt
OF CR ME. SAYS GOV. MILLER
'
L , . ,- . .
Every One Demands 'Orchestra 8eat'
and Shuns Gallery. He Avers
ah...... v i t. w n i
Miller zare Vis v'l'ews en the nrevnlene,.
,of crime thoeahout the country and its
Ccues during a discussion yesterday of
the matter et dealing with lawbreakers
"There are many causes
ses of the crime
M. "Prehibt-
le of the main
.n i... i... i
wave, the (tovemer sa
.;., i. ,. v,. . .
iivii in viii. uni ii iil iiiir- iii iiip in ii in
i-hhsm. ninin(.f of flu. i,i. ,hUf i,
haw bred, greatest among peeple who
tieeu most tne protection of the law,
has haI undbubtedly a bad effect.
"I suppose the war had something te i
de with It. Of course, 'he automobile I
has hnd a tremenriens Infln.nc hecni.e '
it makes It se easy te commit a crime !
nnd get away. j
;,nd there are people who like te git
I the means of living easily end quickly.
' iil?rffll!fi0JSr,'ftn re,healf !
.'8,tJn,!,fe' nens wants te Elt In e
s U7'r.nrr,er ..fenl.i, . c tJ
e are living at a pretty fast clip
ine mveruer asienihiicu the benate
"g,? SUrf paraen ZtlrfJ
--"- """ IUC IJCIIU15,
pardon and granting
rnrieve1- hls "hewed that he had
plvfn en7 two Par(ienB' tlfee reprieves i
a"J twelve commutations of sentence in '
ie'm. 'HnMn,.i,..-.,i.:
clemencyeenueiparingly:
... .
BRICKER CASE UP TONIGHT
.
Physician te Be Arraigned In Ml-
chaelsen Girl's Death at Shere
Atlantic City. Jan. 20. Dr. William
H. Hricker. Jr.. of Philadclnhla nnd
5 fthTe hen 0 J eyknen.in7 av enu Z
Philadelphia, who bubequcnt died In
" "." w" : v'.,.:.u, "'" ?e e'
Mmi,ar cflf '" v"llcn tBe physic an w
sentenced te seven years In the Sta
as
State
prison
$200 Frent Feet Price In Wlldwoed !
nt Pnelfii- unit Snlcer nutniiM . nnn I
(";)( re.w. JJeechtray Cem
tuniiR ier iue ecnoei
mt nmeunt nas been vtiUU Ith the ! V ' , "V -4.e V"L" I".ll: i "7 : "Miss Garden has wranned the
! exception et aixiut sw.wu. . '"""' f"-,n; rp r,,uil" trn ' American flag around herself in her
"The amount of the eenera .appre- ! W J"",""1"? 0" l ? .Jc fire boiled 1 statement about American direction of
prlatien was approximately S4.000.. , " J'P'M!"" "f 2n! ,.th.cJ1.?0 '." the company. What has Miss Garden
a n - jk ,1 n. Tniinri nr . . i .h iih'iiiit Mr rnr leuri. . " - - - j-
10 REVEAL
rumne
CHINESE TREATIES
Formal Approval of American
Proposal te Publish Docu
ments Expocted Today
NAVAL EXPERTS STILL BUSY
By the Associated Tress
Washington, Jan. CO. Formal adop
tion today of the American proposal for
publication of all treaties and under
standings relating te China's interests,
jby the Far Eastern Committee of the
Arms Conference, was forecast today
, by the general approval given the sug sug
jgestlen nt Its preceding session.
I The terms of the resolution, embody
I Ing the general decision en the proposal
reached yesterday, were understood te
provlde that each government make
known net only the agreements te which
such government Itself was party, but
also all separate agreements and under
standings entered Inte by its nationals
and of which It hat knowledge.
Replying te the suggestion of the
Japanese, presented with their general'
approval of the proposal yesterday that
It might be vpry difficult for any na- ,
tlen te provide a complete list of the,
vnrieus engagements of private indl-,
vlduals and corporations, Secretary
Hughes, who offered the nronesal. stated
that no (levenmcnt could be expected .
te list obligations of which it had no;
knowledge.
He udded, however, that such en- I
SUKCMii'iim uiijjni rami vv ui Rrtai im
portance and suggested that .these of
which the Governments did have knewl
edge be made known
In presenting his nronesal Secretory
Hughes expressed the view that n full
(knowledge by the Towers represented
of "'J 'tne cemmitinents In China
weuI( et Cat ,nld,.'n n"' iutrna-
ens frtlen. the naval exrerts of the
' ewcra met "5a,n teAa? tr' te work
"t " Phrasing of this article.
Famed India Writer Says
Warning nznlnst 'the four-Power Ta-
I cfic treaty is being sounded in India
:. Sir Ttnhlmlrnnnth Tniriirn rwiet mill
.r,nni. . wvni n,i inn.- t
L communication rccelvwl today by the
merlcan Commission te Promote Self'
Government In India Tngere enld:
"Power has te be made secure net
only against power, but alne ngelnst
l.L... fnn tl.r.r ll. the ,HI nf '
:T. ' V "W. ,V-C .. V;.ni .
i r, .Mii......t. .... ..v ..... .... p.'--"'
; danger for the strong as ii!eksamN for
,, ,nf. They en net nss Kt nnif. .
rcss because they de net resist; they
(inly dni2 down. The people who grew
" l'nWZT.!S f .ft JlVfiL'". -&JL!
. . V.V V
which some day rends that power Inte
elltlclcns calculate upon the num.
mal'ed hands that are kept en
BwerlMlt.9! thev ,U net possess .
that bird-eye tp see" the great lnvlMb p.
land that clasps In silence the hand
,f the hclpleHH iud waits ita tlme. The ,
etii i c ranee muiv cinr-r. I
OIIUUO OKUOtmHiMi nnce
Carpenter Street Scene of Latest Ex-1
pl....n-Blfl Supply of Mash Seized j
Fires from stills arc becoming fre-
quent, peiice anu nrcmen say. The
1'Ollce ei uu- oeieiiui nuu v.nrpcnier i.
.. - .1.- e .i. -j ii .
streets station ana. members of Lngine .
Company e. -IS d covered the Illicit
j d"jj; ng'"," n0J """hsnrf t. I
took ,f.tcen MTril et ma&n a"a 'eme
moon ,n "c; ... . .,... thB m :
, Ju"n , of ?hp flremsn ?hr,u ,pr!Jm .
WlJL ,11 win low nnd Tlee im? " I
J J ,JJrfc thV & i''J '
?'tm""L.?.?! I ick A" hf. h?? !
Mi"; .:' ",i-f,f "" """ "'
fire -as Mlgnt.
MAIL CARS THIEF-PROOF
I
e...i r...,in.Mt,Pn.ni a e..t,J
4"" "1 rJ u " . " I m. . V.." I
Between Chicago and New Yerk
Chicago, Jan. 20. fBy A. p.).
Following the roistered mall sack theft
nt Elkhart. Ind.. Arthur C. Lueder.
Chicago Postmaster, yesterday ordered
,k nn... mail -rfeiiPT' Bt'.i.m iiA.it.An
i mil iikii l ui'iiiihvv. i j v.uLviiui ill ui-i ru .
n, nnw m.qil.riellverr vstm lieMt-n ,
, nw .mV'V "vL,, e ,Pe ,v.n I
Sri lm.
Steel cars resembling flatcars n-i
l le,.Urr fnr kPl .,l,l,,. n,l .1 .
mail sacks are locked In these cabinet,.
nt thp nostemcc. the contniner ..
being leaded onto the tricks. The steel
cabinets are said te be thief-proof.
nArjniT HAQ POI IPP PAnrc
BANUI I nMO rULIOfc DAUUt
Saves Accomplice Frem Arrest by
"Arreatlnn" Him Him. .If
--"
New erl(. Jan. 20. William Spiegel
nnd TTnrrr Herder, flrretcil vft,lii?nr
pointed with pride te their unusua'l
methods In burglary, which they told
detectives hed enabled them te meke
twentv successful hauls.
twenty successful hauls.
William carried in his pocket a re
volver and police reuerve badge. Harry
concealed about him the tools necessary
for house-breaking. If discovered in
their operation William flashed his
badge, for the edification of the house
holder, "arrcbtcd" Harry and led him
te safety.
RESCUE BOYS FROM ICE
Saved Frem Flee After Trip Down
Bosten Harber
Bosten, Jan. 20. Three email boys
were rescued from an ice cake adrift
In the harbor late yesterday after they
had floated a considerable distance from
the short at Weed Island Park. They
had embarked en thy cake in play and
were taken off by a man who out out
'n a 6kiff tTOm " Ea?' Bosten shore.
an niarm te ine pence tent a pence
me, out when the
gsters were safely (
TltlSlNK'lH errOHTUNITIES
fiVeRSp1?mWjtlMi "xV ""
l,f the hclnleHH 'itid waits its time. The , tnlttwl two? Why have Edward Jehn- wrought out teumeny tnat was lar - ".?." ::"" rA"iuk ,ffl
l -.... . . -. . -- .. - .. fn.n .Alnfil ,A Iia S:,a,a I XUIUVJ "UUIU ..v.WM... ..J wvuciiivn,
, Inlfie nntt tt TiiAnnfch kr( mnWtfra weu ' . .
-dMflHaaW.
milt Wll
IT fl
JOHN R. McCATJLKY
The first deep-tea diver (e be ap
pointed te the police ferce here,
lias served two navy enlistments
and lives at 54i: Itcgent street
PelaCCO Joins Chertl8 of PrO-
t63t Against Chicago
Opera Directer
U. S. ARTISTS ARE SLIGHTED
Chicago, Jnn. 20. The revolt among
artlsta ngalest the grand opera admin
istratien of Marv Garden has assumed '
"KISS, THEN KICK,"
MARY GARDEN WAY
such phase that a secret meeting of 'Matement containing the allegation that
., .' ... . .. Virginia Rappe said I am dying, he
the trustees of the organization was!kiij2,j me. "Assistant District Atler-
ne u iaie yestcruuy. te uetcrmmc wnat
salve te apply.
Glergla I'olacce, chief conductor, and
his wife, Kdlth Masen, lyric soprano,
are ready te withdraw when their con
tracts expire.
huclen .Muratere Insisted that lna
Cavnllcrl. his wife. Is net in any way(weuid return the next day.
Invoiced In the affair that has caused 'iv.. rn... i.n... ..,
invoiced In the affair that has caused
se much storm. She has been idle, he
said, for the very geed reason that her
doctors forbade her singing.
Muratere showed his contracts, which
called for 5-S00 a performance, net
$3000 na reported.
"As seen as I lcern definitely wheth
er Miss Garden will or will net be di
rector general of the Chicago Onera
Company next season, then will I de
termine what contracts ehtiil Mgn
, ... .. iVt "... 1.7 ""I" . .. ...l. " 7 "
ter the coming heneen,
rnntlnnpil
"'" "'c--. i,r."uSf "Si ""u:"pnLf"5 '
uirrvuun 01 .iiibb uarui'ii ivr ijuwu u i
night. This I have told the trustees of
th. inl.v m.l. !,,. ....i,.i ..,
with contracts for next season. It is.
nut a nnesUnn nf mnnev. It l n ntifK.
ul" "" """'" " '"'""s"'. ""
ai me '""e nine.
Heme Talent Slighted "
"I nm my own counselor In busi-
ness." commented Muriitnrc. "Whv
has Marjoric Maxwell, engaged for
'erty appearances, only been per-
tnlttwl two? Why have Edward Jehn-
has n wooden voice. '
i: .."." '" !-."..."""". ". , .m,,.!,! fn Vinrn Mls PrPrent r1.lnr,l cen:iriiv i .... v .. ." .-.. -";,."" i 80
tens uie rest or me company mai Mr"" . '..":." I. : i. . i Anatolia is an important outlet ier i
..Mary Garden hays I'm net n roed'0""4'" portions or the earner test!
drawlnc card that I don't make ull the
money. I say let ine sing by myself
-d aftnASlf 3
COUrs
Wraps Herself In Flag
tne company.
V;" -,". ,u ,!,. rMi.t' 'e(l,ln
,.. ,Ke .. .nl. fnr .i,,.,. illu(
:" '
The break between the orchestra
chief 'and Miss Garden became critical,
it was learned, when the director, un
" ! P "laIk("1 '" ,0
'' cheTC1 hlm' fr0ffl hfT effice wiyi
her fists nnd told him never te speak te
her again..
The incident hnppened Monday fel-
1 lowing the performance of "Pelleas and
, XfA11unn.lA ' .fhli.n lolnrpe rtemliirtl
'Seme of the insiders say Miss (Jerdenl
.'irinauuc. ,...... ...........-.......,.
twld in plain thlcugeese, lour or-
chcstral work Is rotten.
JJTA, T7J.TJ:
quoted by his friend, Muratere, as hav
ing retorted, out. ine ercucmrB is my
bu,t "l 'Cr Mary's" cue te
vJb& Z te tell Polacce 4c?,
'" ,f,lf nnd te tcU lolace VvUcri
neart euc. ...
use
Where te
f hP .InHrs of the company have
heart
indorsed Miss Garden, saying that they
remain loyal te her and sing under
her UlrecilOH nesi n. uneiiy
M - P"? jeic ng aprg ' it.ua
Ijnill-urci, nw eiuiiin, ivau ttuinu,
Virgllte Lazzarl, Octave Dua, Ludo Lude
vlcci Ollviera, Delre Dcfrere and ethers.
Hurt In Fall en Car
Thrown te the fleer of a trolley ear i
by its sudden starting last night, Charles t
Hall, 1438 .North Frent street, received ,
injuries of the head. Doctors In St.
Mary's Hospital say his skull may be '
fractured. I
Save these extra pennies
for yourself
Victer
Bread
Quality end Quantity
ti
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UNUtKM NtHAet
AGAINST ARBUCKLE
Zey Pfe.yeat Refuses te Remem-
ber Her Previeus Testimeny.
Prosocuter in Difficulties
JURY PROBES COERCION
San Frnnclsce, Jan 20. Zey Fre Fre Fre
vost'e faulty memory sent the case of
the State against Rescoe Arbuckle, en
trial for manslaughter, te the verge of
disaster in Judge Hareld Leutlcrback's
court yesterday.
Zey Pcrvet's memory became ee bad,
nnd her reluctance te testify accord
ing te expected lines was se evident,
that the State sought te have her de
clared n surprise witness, se that, under
a.rule of law, she might be cress-examined
by the prosecution and variations
bctwenn her testimony en ether occa
sions might be gene into. Jho attempt
failed, Judge Leuderhack holding that
there was nothing In the record te show
Miss Prevest as a witness hostile te the
Slate.
Zey couldn't remember many details
of the occurrences of September f, but
when it came te her appearance before
the Grand Jury her discussions with
members of the District Attorney's office
and tin. methods of persuasion that she
declared there officials used, her memory
was perfectly clear. She testified re-
luctantly as te the events of the hotel
party, volunteering nothing and answer-
Ing briefly, but when, en cress-examln-
atlen. Attorney Gavin McNab took her
ever her experiences since that date,
she was entirely ready te talk, and
what she said gave District Attorney
Bradv and his associates an uncomfort uncemfort uncomfert
ablo half hour.
Refused te Sign
Miss Prevest declared that en the oc
casion of her first appearance before
the Urenu Jury a bitter struggle had
been waeed ever her refusal te tden a
ncy Mnten Tj.nen, she said, urged her
te sign, and District Attorney Brady
told a detective te "take her upstairs
and lock her up" If she refused.
She was permitted te go home that
night, she sajd, after her mother and
menus nnu given assurances innc one
Was your house watched that
night?" arked McNab.
"I should say se," answered Miss
Prevest.
The next morning, she said, she re
turned te the District Attorney's office,
and signed the statement after the
words "he hurt me" had been substi
tuted for "he killed me."
Even these words, Miss Prevest de
clared! she did net remember hearing.
M - iHHll T.. ...i.i .u.. f, -i.. . .iji..i
xncy tern me unit Alice uimte said
'" "' l'l' .uiu luui, no iwwueu,
nnt' 1-?.nl-. v?' - " Alice says se,
tnovDe Vlrclnla did but
member it."
I don't re-
.Mcmer' Unrefreshed
, Tr1u ha.l arVnueu" tln try
Assistant District Attorney Lee
te liersuadc JWss Prevest s reluctant
... ti.,..,i v. M1.inn9 ne k.- tN
nieny at the first trial, endeavoring te
' "refresh her memory." Except for a
vcr cw "crnsiens. ner niemery re-
matned entirely unrefreshed, and en
?.me ? tne&e occasions ne rciresning
"reiignt; out iCMimeny tnat wum nir
iri'ju iifipiui iu nit, eiuu-,
"urpnse wuness in ine enert 10 get
xneny iiiuj iue rrcvru,
Lene and hnrd-feught battles devel-
eped ever Miss Prevest's recollection
of who closed the deer of Roem 1210,
of hew long Mlsa Itnppe nnd Arbuckle
were in the room together and similar
points. The most vigorous efforte en
the part of the State te spur her mem
ory nnd elicit the definite stateraentB
she had made en ether occasions were
without Mieceaa. She clung te her as
sertion that she could net remember.
Forgets Whether It Was True
Apparently despairing of pinning
Greetings!
Appreciations!
Congratulations !
HE year just passed has been the most
successful in the history of this institution !
Our net earnings have been greater than ever.
We're thankful te Old 1921, but Yeung 1922
is holding euv attention just new. 1921 was
geed, but 1922 will be better.
The worst is everl Better times, bigger
business and a return te normalcy, built upon
the solid rock of sound merchandising prin
ciples, are just ahead if we'll only leek for
them.
We extend Greetings te our many patrons
and friends.
Wc appreciate their loyalty and support
during the year just passed.
We Congratulate' our Stockholders upon the
sure, consistent growth of this institution, the
market value of the stock of which has in
creased mere than $200,000 in little mero than
four years.
i
We are at Your Service as a Trust Company
Savings Fund or in any Advisory Capacity
lWftl
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jjiyu'
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GEOItGE 0. BOWKEK, President
HARRISON C. REA I'cc Presidents JOSEPH H. RUBIN
WILLIAM B. VROOMAN, Secretary & Treasurer
ir-'7- , -i- ...
Where is Cehh? Rcadh
New Yerh, Jan. 20.-Wlth the
founding of the Irish Free State,
Gaelic efielllng hni wen its first vic
tory in America.
The International Mercantile Ma Ma
rieo, in sailing announcement! to
day, stated that its vessels would
step nt "Cobh (Quecnstewn)."
Craft operated by the United
States lines pause at "Queeustewn
(Cobh)."
MMs- Prevest down te the desired line
of evidence, FrledmAn finally asked:
"Are you testifying te the truth
new?"
"Yes," eald the girl.
"Did you tell the truth when you
testified In the first trial?" demanded
Friedman.
"I don't remember," answered Misa
Trevest.
SPECULATE ON DRY CHIEF
Jehn T. Davla Reported Gaining
Ground for Appointment
Washington. Jan. 20. A number of
conferences In Washington yesterday be
tween senator repper, Hey A. liaynes,
Prohibition Commissioner, and D. H.
Blair, Internal Revenue Commissioner,
en the Pennsylvania prohibition situa
tion developed two outstanding features:
nrst. rcqucnt assertions or polit
ical wiseacres te the contrary. Prohibi
tion Director McConnell is seen te be
incnvu n iveiju give; nnjr , ww
tMRhly "dry" director.
Second. The stock of Peter G. Wal
ter, Pittsburgh 'druggist, In tha ascend
ency In the faternoen, fell perceptibly
niter a centerence with senator rep
per, and that, of Jehn Themas Davis.
member of the Slate Legislature from
Illairsvillc. rose several points. The
ilnrk .home rnnrtMnti". Hnrrw I")yt. n
Philadelphia business man, eald te
hove hed the support of the Varcs, is
out of the running,
WILLS SALARY TO PASTOR
$10,000 Truat Fund Set Aside for
North Presbyterian Church
A $10,000 trust fund was set aside
for the payment of the pastor's salary
of the North Presbyterian Church,
Bread street and Allegheny avenue, In
the will of Ellen W. Keen, who lived
nt the Lerraine, Hetel, admitted te pro pre
bute today.
The testatrix left an estate of $00.
000. The principal beneficiaries aside
from the Church are her nieces
Other wills probated today include
theso of Geerge H. Lister, 3013 Long
shore. 523.44S; Geerge M. Louden Leuden Louden
sleger, 1028 North Nineteenth street,
S5300; Henry Tjarks, 3012 North
Twenty-fifth street, $0300; Nathan W.
Albiis. 3018 West Glrard avenue, 35,
000; Jacob Buehlcr. 323 West Gtrard
avenue. 35.400; Helen u. uemtuni, ,
1S12 North Eighteenth street. 513,500;
'Loulse W. Cummings, 42-10 Pine fetrcet, I
$11,500; Adelph Kne'.er. 6310 Shell-
beurne street. siu.TUu; Jenn Derruzzi,
1200 Seuth Fifteenth street, $10,000.
Letters of administration were grout
ed In the estates of Bertha C. Smot Smet
hurst, 2249 North Thirteenth street,
S8C00 nnd Jehn Miller, 702 Heffnagle
street. $5300.
TURKS OPPOSE GENOA BAN
Sublime Perte Instructs Filing of
Pretests in Allied Capitals
Constantinople, Jan. 20. (By A. P.) (
ThP Sublime Perte has instructed ite I
representatives In the allied capitals te ,
pretest against the exclusion ei lurwey
f rem the Genea Economic Conference.
Yussuf. Kemal Bey, the Nationalist
Foreign Minister, said te the Asseclutcd
Presn correspondent yesterday :
"Turkey would welcome any meaeure
Eurepenn products, and Is at the some
time un extensive importing nation.
J. W. Manning
KnoMille, Teiui., Jan. CO. J. W.
Manning, the only Negro in the class
of lbSl ut Yale University nud bald te
have been the only Negro ever given n
pluce en the speaking program at a
Yule alumni reunion that of last June
Is deHd at his home here, where he
hnd been a teacher and executive In the
cltv bchuels for forty years.
ile recently ha'1 been recommended
te President Harding for appointment
as Minister te Haiti,
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Ul3ter Premier Cees -te Londen'
tb-'Discus8 North Ireland
Situation
PLEDGE OF AID RECEIVED
By the Associated Tress
mifsst, Jan. 20. Sir James Craig,
fie Ulster Premier, left Belfast lust
night for Londen where he will meet
Winsten Churchill, Secretory for the
Celonies, today or tomorrow te dtecuse.
outstanding questions concerning the
government of Northern Ireland;
In view of the Impending retirement
of Field Marshal Sir Henry H. Wilsen
as chief of the Imperial Gcncrnl Staff,
allusion made te him yestcrdar nt Lis
Nurn nnd Belfast by Premier Craig, of
Ulster, are considered flgnlficant
At Lisburn, where Field Marshal
Wilsen unveiled n statue, Premier
Craig said the fie'd marshal was pre
pared te back Ulster at all time in all
difficulties. Later at Queens Univer
sity Sir James in an address said :
''If there ever is a turn he (Field
Marshal Wilsen) can de for his native
heath, if ever we went h,lm when
Ulster Is In difficulty, all thin wHl bring
na together, perhaps mero closely than
wc have been brought before."
These references te the field marshal
caused n profound stir nnd were the
mibjcct of much comment. i
Ports, Jan. 20. (By A. P.) Eamon
de Valera will head nn Irish delegation
which is te attend the Irish World Con
ference, which opens here tomorrow,
according te an announcement made
5:esterday by the Secretariat. The hen
erary chairman of the conference will
be the Spanish Duke or Tetuan, who is
a general in the Spanish army, the son
of en ex-Fremler of Spain and n lineal
descendant of the O'Donnell who left
Ireland in 1(507 at the tlme of the
"(light of the Earls."
Delcgatce nnd visitors from Aub-
Jeweled Bar Pins
Sapphires, emeralds, or faceted black onyx
in fascinating combination
with diamonds.
J. E. Caldwell & Ce.
JaweJry Silver Stationer)'
Chestnut & Juniper Streets
jWHBICTM
"First en Your
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214--Chestmit Stree-1214
A Stocking Sale That Every Weman
Will Want te Take Advantage of
at $1.95 a Pair
English Weel Hese With Hand-Embroidered
Clex Phenomenal Value at This Price
Fine imported Pure Weel Hosiery, full fashioned, first quality,
in this season's meet popular heather mixtures, in wide choice of
shades. The conservative colorings und hand-rmbreidered silk
clex arc such as the truly smart woman will delight in.
These stockings are all in the wonderfully soft cashmere
finish only te be had In the best imported hosiery, t
There is enough cold weather ahead te warrant the purchase
of a zoed sunnlv and for Snrlnur wenr nn !,. vnir 11.1.. ..ili...
I ii
I hi
IS could be mere desirable.
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be a wealth of satisfaction for you in
being able te say te your children :
"There has been something for you in
the Savings Department of The 'First
National' ever since it was started."
Yeu can still number yourself among
the first of our Savings Department
depositors by opening an account today.
Savings Department
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of Philadelphia
33 CHESTNUT ST.
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ada and the United States nlreitnv h.3
arrived for the session. Snetu Hm,,J.Tl
Paris associated with the hlstnrv -fl
Ireland will be visited Sunday, Durinr r.
the Congress there will be discussion; i
en Irish music, nrt end literature.
MORSE RECORDS MISSING ''
Document Vital te Government'! Jf
Case Disappear Frem Files . '
r Washington, Jan, 20.,-DlBapncar. !
ance of some of the records which th i
Government Intended te place before
the Fed ml Grand Jury may delay the '.
jury's findings in the case of Charles J
W. Merso. New Yerk shipbuilder, , it 'A
was officially stated yesterday at tht
Department of. Justice.
District Attorney Gorden reported ,'
several days age that valuable exhibits
had either been misplaced or in tome L
ether manner become separated from th 4
regular flies of pepers bearing en the
evluence which is being submitted te
the Grand Jury. k
Officials did net knew whether the '
District Attorney hnd been dilnv i,. .
cause of the missing records, but sur--1
jniscd that Grand Jury decisions might U
Tc retarded because of this fact. Neth.
ing was iiiTuigeii ie inuicate the char-'
ncter of the records which disappeared - '
Officials merely raid they had a vittl V
bearing upon the ense and that when '
they were missed by the District At-
terney the Attorney General's advlr. t,
In the matter was aeught immediately, fe
HOPE TO AID VETERANS V
Theatrefloee Asked te Glve Clethej
te Needy fylen
Old clothing for the use of nnem- '
pleyed e.x-6ervice men will be collected '
this week by the Veterans Protectfr
Association. Seme COO overcoats, suits
changes of underclothing, hats and shots :
are needed. Clothing may be sent or
taken te Keith's Theatre, and nt each
performance patrons will be asked te
contribute from their surplus wafdrebeiu i
Next week the appeal will be made at
another theatre.
The association is trying te And m-
pleymcnt for the hundreds of ex-service
men with whom it has been put in
touch. Tha Executive Committee Is ',
composed of Martin' F. Daly, Alan J
Daniels. Jehn J. Hamilton nnd "Sailor v
Jim" White. '
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