I7
r."""vs-
j ;..'"
M,i
K
VI
.'
';-
tty
n.
,W
?
,t.
w
is
' ia
Hf.!
ti
iii.
a
i
li
m
j
r JVf ;
'fi
Si!
R4'
IP!
if '
I
m
Lt
" "
2
HARDING PLEASES
FARMERS' MEETING;
President's Program Accept
able te Moderates. Who Seem
Safely in Saddle
DELEGATES OF SOLID TYPE
Uy CLINTON W. GIL1IKKT
.UJnff CnrreiMnilfiit Evrnln- Public Led-or
7rirteht 10H. bv PuVir .erfee- remrnil
WaMlnclen. .Jan. JJi. rresiucni
"larding, In his spec,, .be ere f e nr f
conference tedav, he Id t tlu nope e ,
eas.er borrowing iiiciiiu. ..: mi-
former. legislation that will promote ,
co-operative marketing nnu imp i'-v.-i-imnient
nf Si Lawrence waterway.
Which will innke the (! resit Luke ports
,'llu. farmer will
.f ..lii.nn tmnsner-I"
of ilunp trun per
eeenil ports, se thill
hnve the advantages
union uy wilier. . ...
Thin is in genera, what ne mere
med irole fnrme'rs "want. Radical- will
te?lZCN.ritCrSm 'he Pr"',h .
eminent Riiarantee of prices for the
main farm products. .
The isKiie in tills eenferelice is
whether the rndleal ean -lumped., the
deleRates Inte neeentliiR an extreme
iireernm. Thev are here in for.-.' te l"
.n .... d,n (lr f Mm fiiiiiPiitliiii ami.
In the lobbies, hut the faces Inte wlileh
1'resident IlardliiR loeltell from the'
plHtferm while dellrerinR his addr.s
were net the Mampedable kind.
Iiek Like Itunllirss Irn
The e..iieutien looked fr nil the
work! like a Ilepiibliean National C..n-
xentlen, mil net se hirce The dm
farmer, when he eenies te town, can-
lint hp told from the Mn.ill-lewii bunker 1
or tnanufaeturer. ' Kinerj '.lie iil."ht lie killed Pails (in. in1
Thee who hat In the kail were the Vincent A. Ilanlev were placed en
representatives of t.iu u'isIiipi-s of acrl- trial before .linl'e Iteg.is imlaf.
culture. This is the preat chatiKc that ' The nrlsniieis i,re Maxwell Hennan
Jias taken place since the nineties, when . f Thlrtv-fetirth ami Mntkei streets,
distress en tlie farms brought about the j and William l'resnits, of Husten. Al
Krent political overturn which led te 1 though they were cliiirscdf..-itli the I ti r -populism
and then te Hryanlstn. The 1 ceny of an automobile, It was m 11 -fanners,
at least the mere rejiresenta- i.eunre.1 that an indietment h-irsinv
tlve of them, are solid business nien.thein with b'in aceesserl.'s ivfeie t li .
with the hard, practical sense of busi- act of murder was belna hell in ic
ness men. j serve.
This convention, it is safe te say. The ear thev are charred wiih somI semI
xvlll net be carried away by any Midline beleuje.l te Cli.ules A. Call. Jim)
scheme te create abundant credit rind Seuth Thirty-ninth s(ret.
high prices ns were tlie farmers In lblM. Kmr.v, who was convicted t i-im-.N r
This chaiiRi. In aRrlciilture and the or- it, th. lirst de-jree .ind - Minn
unitization of the farmers ami their j menslnc awaiting distvoMtien 'f a iu.
imlltlcal effectiveness In Washington ' lien for u new trial, was hniuirht te
nre two creat factors In keepliiR the court "e testifj nilisj ih,. ,. fen, hint
farmers moderate in the coming elce- ,ut d." lined te take Hie stand.
tlens.
Farm Uurcau Cetuenaflic
The Farm llureau, the most power
ful of the agricultural organlr-atlens, i
an essentially conservative body. Its
demand that the farmers be treated as
n class In legislation brings them Inte
conflict with the Interests of ether
clusscs. Hut either they will receive
special legislation or thev will swing as
they did In the nineties away from the
Jlepubllean Party and ever te radical
ism. What President IlarditiR suggests In
Ills autlress is a moderate compromise
jiregram; what the convention will ask '
when it gets down te detuils will he a TV""'1, "1"", ',' ,-, , """ ""''
pemevvhat mera advanced program, but dahheM helped by fermuijt a bucket
nt the furthest. It will come far short . brigade, and the family fardcii hu
of radicalism. iiiKe was worked with i'ive.1 results,
Ilavinc a powerful bloc in the Heuse Tlie llie-lighters managed te keep tlie
and the Senate, formed largely of eon- .blaze te the first Meer. When the iiie
hervatlves, in some instances of In- '"'u irrived there was nothing te .1
tens-ely conservative legislators, tends ' but leek at the damugc. which was
te keep the farmer from going off tlie i slight.
reservation, lie reels us he did net in i
the nineties, that he is well renre
seated, that his interests are In vigilant
hands.
A practical view of the situation will
lead him te work through the organiza
tions which he h.is, the Iniin Hureau
and the farm bloc. These bring him
inucu ei wuai ne warns nnu it win seem
wiser te take what he can surely get
than te go running after strange nrem-
iscs wnicn ne may net entnin at nil.
That is the theory of calling this con-
ferenee and It is undeulifedlv the idea
- " . . ." ' .. I
which animates the delegates.
IteJieve In Parties
The conference is full of the clever
farmer politicians who nre responsible
ier seiiunying ine .senators ami ucprc-
sentetlves et tneir Mates into a ma
chine for their better service In Con Cen
Kress. They believe in the machine
ti.ey have created. They believe in
werkinp through it within the parties,
rather than in geins outside the parties
alter u radical program.
The depression en the farms has net
lasted long enough, in view of this
organization, te lead the, tarinirs int..
such a break from parties as eccuricd
ill the nineties. The idil test of the
present party system will net come lu
the congressional elections tiet fall,
though there will be some breakin:
nvvaj nt that tune, but in 1HJI and
only then if tlie world situation 1ms net
improved and If, in censcipjencc, ilie
depression continues en the farms.
REVIVE ANGLO-FRENCH PACT
Poincare Directs Londen Ambassa
dor te Continue Conversations
Paris, Jan. '' - ill.v . 1' i Pre
mier Peln. nie has s.i.i instrui ti.uis t.
Auibassader tt Aiihilre m I.iuiden for
COllllllUlltiell of the . onvei-saiieiis with
treat Hritaui corn crning the proposed
Angle-French pact.
'I he l'leinier's iutnictieiis are known
te be tlirerteil tewitrd a lengthening .,'
the duration of tin pint, preb.ib'y te ,i
period of tweiitj -tivt. veals, and t., tin
inclusion ut r. i ipincitv m nillitiirv ...
tlen. se that I'rnine would hi- nliligiiiei
te go Mi the aid of lirt'iit Hrii.iin, t In. -estnblisliliig
the Imt-i - il eipiullli in 1
pact wlii.li the Pi-emu r lias liidi.-atcl
lie de-Ires.
, TO AID WILSON FUND
Qeneral Committee of Foundation te
Call Inter-County Meeting
Plain for .in inter-, euntj .enfei -cnec
nf nrsaniitaiieiis in tlie se.ilhcisi
crn distil.-t of Pennsvlvanla were dis.
cussed 'eday at a nie.iins of the Wo.u' We.u' Wo.u'
revv Wilsen Foundation lieiieral Coin
lulttre al l!'.'J-i Stuuee sire"t.
TIlP .enference will l.e hell at tin
llellevu.-Stiatferd February I. U
ilresses vvl'l be made bv Ilaniilleii I tell .
editor .f the Iiide'ieiitlrnt. Vew ti I; .
Jteland Mn'rls fenntr Amhilssad'.r te
Japan, Slate ciiuirman .if the f. no. In
lien, Mrs Clnri'iict. Iteiislitivv , Slat'
bfcrctary, ind etlieis.
R. R.'S BUYING EQUIPMENT
Movement Indicates Improved Busi
ness Condition. Says Hoever
Washington. Jim. li". - Hy A. P )
Indications of improved business con-
.111, ...u . I.H...,l,ll.ll . till. ...Ill 11, I',. 11 ..P.. .1.1-
Ull, M. II. !''". I, I!"" '"" '' .1 H.ll-,,.-
l....l I. .,!,. lie Sineniliin II.i.h.ip ,,. l.p
i,,ii I,. t), I nereii ke.l nrilei'M fue eenin.
incut being p'aee.l b Hip rullreiuN.
' . .7 . .. ..
llliiriiniii i.i.pi" iv .iniiii-
pert tlmt Uielr inu-nters ,',? (iilrV aiidjef Reberta. Mu;,t8m0ry K MeKeehnn,
during Government centml have been! with .dllcns In the Merris Handing.
Virtually worked off and they must iv- " " " nv.
Milne the purchasing of equipment. This. .Chauffeur Held en Extortion Charfje
ri'l.A mi vmn w Ale nilliif en II r-n.
he. declared, was a healthy sign from the
mBiiUfncturlng point of view.
IIOV' JIAUV MIT IIKB Fl Its)
Kurd, teei't mle jTry p th lira Lenguc, wiuew or a Mexa
' jyr ndV, CWiJUr Fur and whom jhe town of Lcam
"Peppermint Preferred"
With All the Frosting
"Please buy Peppermint prrt
fcirfd Meck te tlie v.tltie of Hip In In
ceosed bend."
This, was part of a letter received
from mi up-State client of IMwin
H. Kehn & Ce. today by David
Ilil!llH, receiver for the bankrupt
concern. It contained u $100 Lib
erty bend.
.Mr. Phillips said there is no such
tock Hi "Peppermint prefctrcd."
He believes the order showed our
method by whbh the firm raked in
moor) for questionable or iiniijimny
securities.
FILE BANKRUPTCY ACTION
AGAINST SUGARMAN & CO. ,
Creditors of New Yerk Brokers
Bring Involuntary Petition
New Yerk, Jim. IKS. An Invelun-
I 'T.v petition lulmnkiuptey was tiled
Federal ( enrt tedaj ngultist J. I.'
Sl,Rnrn)n1 Vc r1 , IMPlllul.rh lpf ,.,,, .
,..i.i i sli.,,.1, Kiel,,,,,.,. ,,,. ,.nni ,1
- ". - - -
; X A7T ! w ,,
rlrtm nie'tnmUh's
ai .u.i ui.
''he "in l' l' eonneciiens itl
ether "III-'. ,.,,,,,,
'11... petition iisbre,t.ht In behalf of
'. felhrnln;; rr-.l Heis: "."inis .
uinan. a Wins claims "f ''! s""1.
1 retlierH. wmi n claim t Ml.i. -111.1
Clmrle.s L. liu. ki-r, with a ctnin
- - IOO.
EMERY'S PALS ON TRIAL
,,f
Charned With Stealing Aute, but
.,,.".,. ... riii c,,m.h
Murder Accomplice Bill Expected
Twe men who were en the I'aikwaj
In a st den an'oiuebilu with P.'il
POLICEMEN FIGHT BLAZE
Beat Firemen te Burning Heuse at
916 Master Street
Motorcycle policemen of tlie T.n'h
and Thoiii'i-e'i streets stntien prove l
llicli- veisatillty by acting as lirrimi'i
le.lay and Meppins a blaze -it .Hi". M
ter utreet. eecunled bv Mcminn Us-
lri.fr.
l'lnm-M staried at 1 '."(I e'.l'ick. A
pnsser-bv tietlllcd tlie police. Strnppin
"' t'" ," ,l",11' Meulders, the moteicvele
COL. F. E. ELWELL DEAD
Noted as Sculptor and Adopted Sen
of Louisa M. Alcott
.Stamford, Conn,, Jan 'J,". ijlv A
I1, i Colonel Francis IMwin Klwell, a
distinguished sculptor, fell dead wllle
.waiting for n street car in Darl.-n tednv. I ,
t"' ""- '. "i.-.' "' ".
'He of Concord. Mass.. where, having .
been left an orphan, he vva adopted bv
TI . !. a. tl. ...... ....... ..i' ...... .. ....
Mls Louisa M. Alcott, the author.
Colonel I'.Ivvell was one of the firt
American sculptors te creel a statue
in Fuiepe, and was de. orated bv tlie!
iving or uie licisnms, ohm uimi iiun.ir.'ii
bv the Mnver of Kihim. II. d and. The
work of his chisel Is found lu F.iiruieuiii
Park, Philadelphia; Lewell. Mass. : m
'ange, N. J. ; en tlie battlefield at 'iks.
burg, Miss., nmi el-evvhere.
A widow nud u seu. IMvvar.l II. Kl
well . survive. '
( 'oleliel Flw. 11 Wils tlie sen I plot of e
statue of Charles Di.-ktns and I.inlel
Nell in C'uiri'ti' II. Clark p.uli ill
Feri j -third street and Cln ter ,iv.-uue
tin. only Dl. kens statue in tlie I unci
Stat.s.
DEATH BRINGS DESTITUTION
Widow Left With Four Children,
' When Sen, 17. Dies
A widow and four .iilldrcn have been
left virtnallv destitute n, the n-ilt nf
tlie ilea th vestcrihl.v of n si'vt ni. . i.
v.ar-.d.l veiitu. tlie pi in, nmi bnj,.'
winner "t th. f.imilv.
'1 he jeilli. Jeseph I.. 'I'r.iinei. et
J."i:i FlIIIM ellllt .ivell.i. Ii.-d in t',, I
p. mi-v htm.. i lles,iiial fi'.iii .! i--jf in .
of t'e brillii
Siiue that i une Jus mother. Mrs.
Man Triinier. hus been . ..mpellc.l te
ir..v lie f ii the tniallj from In r Meager
earn ngs a- u vvaiir.-s in a rest.iurnnt
- the i ...Idii'ii. riiuiriiu in .ige from s
te . .'ii teen .mr- heiiig i milile te vvei I;.
Frmn tils -mall w.eklv iin eiin she lias
. n utile in p. u lui Iv t I. and
that ha- hi. nil been cu.eigl, t keep
the family from undergoing 'he pangs
of hunger, tl e ni"ihei told hospital uU.
tllerlllis icteriluv.
JAIL AWAITS SCHOOL BOARD
' entempt Sentences Imposed
by
Chicago Court Are Affirmed
( liicage. Jan -J."., i I'.v A P.i -v
litem.'- iin'iiis.'il .ni lueiub.i- of the
Chicago Scheel Hn id in November.
l'.i'JO. u n result of their imposition t.
tlie a.Iiiiiiiistral.'.ii of I Indies F. 1'lui.l
sev . new dean of the imel of cdiica cdiica
Mell of the I'liiveiHitj of Illinois, iih Sll
periiitendenl of f hoels, vv ei e aflirnied
bv ih" Appellate Ciuirl ted.'.v
'I'lie seuteliies iinpe-eil bv Judge Kick
hum Schu'eii en . haig.-s of contempt of
..nirt when tlie beard r.fiise.l te leeog leeeg
nle Dr f'hinlsev as nuperliitendent. al al
'heugh legallv deeliired the head bv Ihe
I'lrciiii Clint, ranged from one te live
davs in jail, in addition te Unes of J5L'."H
te' ST.'il), Tin ee women receive! only
fines.
McKeehan Looms for Bregy Seat
Clinrles I . McKcehllll. cecrctury nf
the State llear.l et l.nvv I'.xniiuners
, . .
V US .'CtKlt'teil lOllllV I" III
iinp. ri'ieel in
Governer Sproul's mill.
ter Ihe ii.
- . , , , .
pelntnieni i.i su. cecii in.- mi.. ,....',e
........ I... u II ll.ll ,,1 Hi.,. 1W , 111! Ill 11 III 111
lill'UV. ..e ' im mi'ii '-, m-- im
, Ncw Yerk. .Inn. 23. Herman Vogel
New Yerk, .Inn. "..!. Herman egel,
n chauffeur was arrested 'ind held
1 without ball yesterday en charges of at
tempting te extort ?..0IMI from Mrs. V.
,.,aff(.ur was arrested tml held
.ill i.iiiii f....
....Tli
6 Was mid te
EVENING PUBLIC
$5010 IN DIER GO.
Liabilities $5,000,000, Known
Assets $150,000, Re- v
ceiver Says
MOVE AGAINST KOHN & CO.
An nttempt te collect $."0,000 due en
mnrglns from the bankrupt brokerage
(Inn of K. I). Pier & Ce., U3." Walnut
t(rnr ttn .tiiiMimen.l trultlV lit Plfir
. ncc I.eeb. nnrlllnry receher. en hli re.
......' ,. ,i, r,.ni,.
l.llll 1IUIII 11 I'lMlll IVHU llllll ..'V ...v-....,,
in New Yerk.
Tim losses in the Pier crush hnve
mounted te neully S.i.l)lMMM' i.ere mm
, N Ye,., nr,.er()ln(. , Mr J.eeb,
., ... C1M lllU ,i
who mid assets between $100,000 and
$1i0,(H)U huvc been unceered
I Manfred Khrirli, reccuer for the
I bankrupt firm, will oetnhu t liear.URs
1 seen in New Yerk and plans te (xaminel
. eiei-.v member of the. linn, as wed as 1
important, empleyes. A, number et
I clients 'n this city will be subpoenaed
1 A bankruptcy petition wn tiled in
the United Suites ItKtrlet Onrt hcie
tedav iiriiIii IMwin 1". Kehn - Ce.
I.VJ"J AVnliitit stt-.-et, another brekerime
house which went te the wall u the
lat few das.
David Phillips, who was appointed
lemperar.N in elver by the Common
Pleas Court, was at the efllces today
ReltiR 4icr some of the lirm s inveiM-u
eids. A number of clients t uipted
wilheut success 1.. see the icceher
(i. (V(. r, ,!..,. counsel for Meij
celvcr, iepeiie.1 lie found from ,l.i,uii
te S'JO.IHMI in securities In the safe 11 1
the lirin'.s Trenten elhce. Twe dcpui.x
sheriffs were there witli attachments
for the seenii'ics, which Mr. Farrier
was compelled te surrender. He u
Riven a receipt fr them.
Warrant.', bine been i'sucd for J.dwin
F,. Kehn and hi son, (leerge H. Kehn,
of -lliO Seuth l'erl -seventh stuet.
A niiiid at tie noui-e teuay sum sae ,
billewd the Kolins hit in New Ycrk. ,
Mrs. Fdwln I' Kehn Is ill in bed,
and has net be 11 told of her husband's
I'.ight. She hi-s H-ded for him repent- 1
,.,11 . Attendants siiid she Is worried
ever hi-! iiliscn. e.
BOLSHEVIST PLOT FOILED
Director Cortelyou Tells of Plan te
Influence Children Here
An attempt I" c-inblMi schools for
lie leachini! of Helslievism In this clt.v
'ins been thwarted bv the police, accord.
ng te Director t'.irtel.veu, who told of
tin- plans of the H..Miplts in an n.l-
lress teda.v befme tlie City HuslnCfS
'lub lit ih." Adelphia Hetel.
The Helshevisis, aci'erdlug te the Di-
c, t. r. seusht te hue children awuy
v., in the iitililic m I100K b previdliiR ut
tractive entertainments en Minun.v
fterm oils and veiling-. In tlie i-nurre
,f these entertainments the children
veie told of the alleged benefits if they
ollevve.l Helslievism.
69 DIVORCES GRANTED
Court of Common l'leas
lie following diverces:
(.tern.. S lluhl from I.eltl WnU lluhl.
lna ..nh frnm Luim ll.irlili
tUveii.Ie.ine iTuvltf fim Hubert Jes. vn
' TiVll-'n MftcUlnienh fr.un ,luph Mackin
".". - iihuh
Allru . Mnun Mum .ui .........
;ie et Man' Uurney Irem Jehn Urtwur.1
urn , . ,i
rrjw vrvjeiu
I.:uti.l .0i.niH fruin i:ihiIUivjlHr.i ,
si.,nl , KeI'lKI jr.'in i.nr- ii". ".
ii . ...k siminr fru.n l .11 1 A snieitfr.
r. , M. t,.e'ijn rr in i nut ... v... ....',.
.-, im . Vjunguiii '"" nerirt Vtiuiui-
k"1 .. ... . T.t... i
,,.
i' lt.uirlr.. Itfe.i from 1'aul llffO
I. tiiii I" e,,rcli frmn l.rnv s-nrrh.
li. ui.. " Kerr fr..m rtn'V t K.rr
l,l. I U 1-fiViier.i .r.m .-.-,
i r. r l
.unti fnm r. t v sr. n.
i. r ........ ItitM.i trurti Murl
tin iv
It. ,.i.
VV.
Vltmilp A Wl'ft (."1" Ivrtll .1
Jijhn .lesepli t-ijltiimn
from Mm Ce.r-
aih'i r Ilanneu frt l V ilirn W. linn-
ni n
it-nil r
M. Carthy f rem 1 imeitiv A Mi-.
I .Htm Setivvarts from Allsrt Sile' rU
l.i. VVliifleld (JHirisjii from Kl en May
"Anna May TelUvcr from W.Uiaai il. Te'.-
'i. '
Vlirle
T r'linr frmn .Turn.-. 1
' n-.
...ii.. r iHirs tr m .it ni n .vi.-Mra
. iirnlinn MctJIain from Krni Mi'Maln
l.llalnth II JteNaniara from lluiniv? J.
McNamarn. , ,.
Il'i.a .safran from 1 rat k "ufn i
Smlie .Shuuil fmm llnv.ir.l Shaml.
I'tirenm 1. HulJivun from viriel A. Sul-
-.it ft MtK nn' fr.-m Charl-H M. M. -
Ku.n.v ,
ii.i lu.rMiHw ir..i-i ,-.-i u -. j ."'"' -
, .jn..t l
rX k .1 rr".n i .I."!. s''rJm,. -
.1 .t.l.-H It
11 rtlm 1I"J ti f' -m V" l
ii.
se.itf Veii -r from III vv , -ir.
i-HiUn lliitfni.ti fn in P rtiHnI J" Heffman.
li tin (iiittfrini I.uITI-r from Katharine A.
'l'. H.i ' Mi. --r f-. m M rru M .?-.
I'v . M M'i" i f ... ' rfc,- I" Marsten
rjaih'r .!(' ilirit fr mi sathu'l i!"l.lr.r.
Amrln tin Hlfil" trier Hi n In'ashu
Al'Pil .1 I I ! fr.tr. :a 1 I mi
The following divei.ei. were granted
'iv
f .lift .Ni 1 :
A li"! I.
l.-r.l i 1
1 I.i i'v
Pa J me II
V . '. ' ! I H s f
w . , t - f. m i:. - vv ,1,1119,
til H . ' i i .ll.v,
I '.,.
n i .in cJnrs'i f. mnsc-
htm.
J'.nilnv M
.Jreentl '
I'luri'- I
It" !. I. I
Tlii'inas
.Mel II s,
!, .1 k V'
T . 1! I "
11-rh '. '
,V ' It .1
lUiin.i li
i:nin . ' I
SI. - I
Kn " I '. '
JJie J
K
Sim- ..
.1 i n M w
Id , V i l
Ms' i '
CI ,l.i
r.,ll
II .. i '
fr
( 'iar!es
'ten
I
Tlmish.
in It M.
u le.ni e HihIpj
1 M . M in.
,r . Il..r I.--1 v
'il VI rn irl tlrev '
W'llani It Hele, is
fi.
r t
ii i r I't i 'i il. i
li ' in i liar p. ll.mei a.
lu V '.il i II llHllH.
ii f 'in I )- 1 1 Thompson
. ' wu .Mii -r A Ad.iniM
I i -en Irem enuring W
:i irem Kdnh .r. iri-itieeal
. in i,..iihip w I.v ncli
' ' m Htii.i e PhtI
it ' .11 lr ii Vi 'liur VV I'ar-
11 Wi
i in J I mi h
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
w ' ' i i i' - , its s mi, -i
I lirt.l - 'li I ' lJ.llt S A.l'HI H HI
mil
l.pn'i M v ,i il n,, i Kind n N. j , ni.d
.V i ! i V I . . in. r 1 211 Mi, r i r. a'
Alllnir 1. I i ii.-1 SJ2S N . Kt llf. .. hi , nnd
1.1 i II ll - r i ,d si,s .v .;,h ,
i hai I. n ni Isli. Si sm t nnd Je-
I i i I . IM I S l-iih .
lliivim . i ii Millir Uaiiiniin .l, and
Mn li '. - ii He Mm .i. lid,
'im..' M .'liei Jlej ht'drf - rive tin J
E M - .Mul'i.ri. !sll nil, i
Kda mi f I 'aii"mni 141 yii-. n lam and
M . J - '..'111 Hull-In rri s'
.(.. n t'ni -i in.". lie Hand mi., an,) Mina
i e - ii ".I. I i i-.iv a i
V A I ii.,an r h N i V ird rhila-.
h-1 i' i I M ilfii J.ls V Vvendae pt
II i I h Wal.ii. sil s 21st k' . dill.
I -.') i It i, I, Il IJ ii I iv 'l in l.
' vv i' "
-,-u"V,,m
li , I-. iti mill Slel nt nd Vln-
I" ,ll ' e. 1212 - (l.. lO
I Cur. uran 1011 N I'lirk ave .
url line. i A VK.x.ei'. i, v Vnrlj it.
Hi'.'i 11 Muil 1711 Sidenliatn si , and
MiK , 1! I'furier 2SI" N !1 I hi
J.n..'11'i I i i . . r M.-.'.'S Itai inii,. st
i. ii.l Vlitii i. I.ii.ehdiu "u.'l Marv.ne st
A.fr-I In i In.'i 'ni.iiniwi..i n nn.I M.irj
I ii 1'in.i n. n ,t
W ii r. i fl . ... 171.1 lis' Hnd
.-.llei Vt il- flilna ll.'O llni. at
Fran. N Nailir 7"17 ." 2lili a. rfnd
,1 i I Vi iiiMinin." .neil Ki dial it
VV il ..in Mi 'je . il .'ll.-c, V i, ci hi , and
i ,- . -r 'Jr "" Ann"
' iinn.ert iiar.im ..'...ndein n j . ami a-r
I J..V"i. ." 'i'l N; ll"lP-nM ,Ja.,d .Sara!
, n. sm ,.. ann-j v u,,i ,i
rnen i i. i.iini ,i'i'i. ivnis
lleurge Ilie'iinl 7.H N 4m a
and Ulln
1 ,iSS. II Si I s 11 en si
l.dwa.d V li.'i.ka thin V in I'p.t tt
Na. i VV IVU 1 J17 N INii
I.irtia M Ulnui S3" v rttli at
und
nnd
VVnilam I.. Chester. MO.1 H L'Sltll at . ami
Kaineriiie .i " tun .'. e.ii xir. n si
MARGINS SOUGHT
Ann.1 IMiiialna. 1318' S. 22d at
J (sneuu. M. arejrery, SOS N. 3M t , and
LEDGER-PHIIiAlDELPHlA, ftO&DAX
TRIP FOLLOWS POSTPONED WEDDING
BMWMBBBP..I')
-fMKar - ''zf 'gfr s Wm H
IJIPypCL-: - :-' 1 I1
immrnm- jMHHBHMMHHHB3ii
(c) International
Miss Mar- Lajiden IJalier of Cliirnce. who recently failed te appear
at the church where lie fiance, Alllstcr McCermlck, and ellicrs were
walling for their weddlnc te take place, Is shown in the plcture bearding
a train for California. Miss Baker lias announced that she will return
late In I'ebruary ami te te Kniland, where Iter inarrlage Is again
scheduled. Mr. McCermlck has already gene abroad. Miss Halier, In
the plrturc, Is carrj'lne under lier arm a volume of A eltulrc'tt ironical
esta.vs, the icruuil of wlilcli may have had something te de with her
conduct
CARDINAL IS DUE 'DENY NEW PROBERS
IN CITY FRIDAY TO CIVIL SERVICE
Te Sail for Reme, but May Ar
rive Toe Late for Election
of Pepe's Successor
CHURCHES DRAPED IN BLACK
Official announcement of the death
, of l'ope Hciedlct reached the residence patrolmen ussiRiicd te that work. oun eun oun
Ne. it granted i . , . ... , , ..,., .,i,. cla rlnance Cemmlttcp this aftemoei
,..f C'liilinnl Deunherty late jcsterdu.v rpfllMN, , pivp t,1(1 (,,v Scrv(1) Vmn.
trt. Intc for a definite autieunecment at
the I.Hc masses
Ofiiecrs of the archdiocese imincdi
attly se.it telephone nmi telc?rspi mes.
siil'iw ti thn .Tfln cliiirclmn. Hplls tolled
J(I( ((, w)tlp rjV Jji-tfllll a period el
uieiiiiiins ier in.: i ejie.
Many of the bell lu Philadelphia
. Lurches struck In n slew mi 1 felemn
, . . . . .
sen ence s xtv-peven tans, eacn innrK-
,nc n yenr in the life of the late l'epe.
Tim enlilccrnm recplved nt the heuit'
of Cardinal Dougherty rend :
..... ... ., r ,,. s I ....
ins i.iaiuence v. animal i-miigncri.v ;
'! 0vc the Fail duty te announce te
,,. i;mlnpl,PP Mil. (lent h of the llO V
intiier, wnicn ioek piacc at u e cieck.
CAUDINAL CAMKULKNGO.
"Chamberlain of the Church."
The C'ainerlcnse is Cardinal Gasparrl,
Secietary of State te tile I'epp, who as
siinnsl the (irlMite office of Chnmberlnln
at tl e death of the l'epe.
Cardinal Dougherty, en n cruise te
tlie West Indies, la expected te reach
Philadelphia Friday. Preparations arc
beniB made for him te snll en La Ier
mine Saturday for Heme.
It Is feared, however, that Cardinal
Dougherty may urrlve In Heme tee
hue te participate in the election of u
! Pepe. .Cardinal O Cennell, of Hot-ten,
I with his ellicial party, consisting of
.Monslgner .vi. .1. npiniuc, me ivev. iv.
ii iinicr ii. u iiincciier nnu ur, jenu
! U. Hluttery. a layman, wilj sail tomer.
row from -New ierK ier .apics en uie
steamship President AVilsen. lie will
have only eight days te reach Heme bc
fore the conclave opens, but will be
admitted upon his arrival if the new
peiuiff has net neen nesen
Fer several davs at least Cardinal
(M'e.ii.c'.l will be the only American
with a ei.e and vote lu the election ef1
the new head of the Itemaii Catholic
Church.
H is tnid here that absolutely im-
perutlve matters necessitate Cardinal
Dougherty's visiting this city before he
sets sail for Heme.
Durinir the absenep of the Cardinal
t)ie titular head of this archdiocese will
be Auxilinr.v Hishep Michael J. Crane,
nssistcl by the very iiev. .iepu a
Whitaker,
chancellor of the arch-
(Jieci'sc.
All Human Catholic .hurclies In tlie
nrchdlecesi) have been draped In black,
nisldi null out. The crepe will rcmnln
ter thirty days.
Arrangements nre being made te have
in nil parishes requiem masses, solemn
high mass wherever possible, en the
day of the funeral, with children as well
as'udiilts attending.
Solemn pentllleal mnsH of re
iuicm will b- celebrated In Ills-hop
('nine nt the Cathedral, at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, and solemn requiem
musses will he siinl In various churches
throughout the cit.v as well as in the
entire Fnitcd States.
J allies A. Flaherty, supreme knight
of tlie Knights of Columbus, who in
Augut. 10-0. had n p-ivaie iiudlfii'-p
Willi 111' I U ii i ni.i.i.13 ,iiii.iii,iii, iv, j ii
he dead head of the church.
i-.i,.Pivi,l.Trii
llahcrty Pa Irlbute
"Pope Heiiedict wns diminutive In
stature, mild und gentle in his cenvcr-
..,. .1... 11,...,. tl... rr. I.,lnli.
then say te his neighbor, -mere is
. . .no
Grounded Frelflhter Freed
er
struggle
T.A8T Of CALIFORNIA RANOIWIH. .
rartaln VPI am . J, Unnaerl talks Intl.
satlnii nnd niunnensms, nut; one ceuiu l'crlman and Alice imbciger iiml -"ss -!. ,. i.,.- ..... ; -.... . -
easily appreciate the veiled power and .Themas Millien n, Louise Sink, nil of '"'"" ',f their country. J he nillltui-v !
meiit.il fercu of hla personality," he iM.tlndelpliia ; G. Walten Day. Delta, IW'011, of '"' ,l("Nsil"1 Province of
Mild I I'a nnd Mnrgaret High Pliiladeliihlii I Sakhalin Is only a temporary measure
"Hereft of his ecclesiastical robes I'Vcalcy Kurtz, Philadelphia, and '''' iHitiirully "'. n" ,,"1 "
and clothed in the liabllil.ients of the Kierrif II. CI.sm-, I'revidenee. H.' f. ; seen us a satisfactory settlement of the
"rdluury mortal, l.e was a person ntl,(Mi ,J Thompson and Kdllh L. Will-1 mi"-t,i l'v I'n arranged with
v-len. one would leek in a c.evv.i iind ' ', Trin le u William C. Lvnch. Kilt- I ".w' .. ' e""i. T!;!!!"" ,.., .
The French freighter Ohie went 1 Haker, Cliwtnut 1111 , uenuni vv 11. uucu
agre nd In the Delaware River off Uip nmi Myrtle L. Hull If. I ensi.le ; a.;ry
Gloucester City ferry last night and re- H. Cox and F.lsie Shaw, Camden Oliver
1 tied I fast until 10 o'clock this morn- M. IW. Kirkwoeil, I)e.. and Anna
g Four tugs pulled thn tramp steam- M. Whiteenk, Llkten, and Rebert Dili
1111,. f ."" 1 , , ,, Lniirn l'litlerMHI. Detroit.
into vim Lin.i.i.vi it.ivi i... Hum n i'.u ... --- - ---- -
mitVly cf Callfernla'a pathPnaarassa AlCardlnul J.egue, lirimatj j 01 . iirmiiu,
pjeivesr Beiditr ( Kertune,". m Main i.B!) arranged te leave fei Heme to - te -
encuQU w iv uv4iiuj vwsv -
Councilman Refuse te Replace
Patrolmen Ordered Back
te Regular Duties
WOODRUFF IN ANGRY CLASH
Although Council had taken away the
mission three Investigators te exuminc
the past lecerds of applicant!) for city
jobs.
This was done although Clinten Rog
ers Woodruff, president of the commis
sion, said mere criminals apply for jobs
ns patrolmen than for any ether posi
tions in the city service.
Mr. Woedrufi tartly defended the
commission against jibes by Ceiinellmen
irn i t..f i. ii. ..i.i ti ,.
Hall nmi McOinch. He told McCeacli
heatedly that he didn't like te hnve his
word ((uestiene.l and that he was net
In the habit of making misstatements.
Municipal Court IIcIikmI
The bill providing for three investi
gators nt .?1S00 a year each was ic
(Kirted with a negative recommenda
tion (111 Mf'Ceilfll'H motion. When n
hill for boosting Munlcliml Court s.ii.
arlcs came iiii, however, the
members1
were net se careful of the tii.pajcis
iiiiuiey, out veieti tne increases.
tne .incitigntiens, .ir. vvoe.iruii 1.1
PIIPlI It WOUKI result III forty-two .1 OTi-r-
cacl,'XrirctU C "UustlBU"0"' mw f'11',
"Oh, they held down soft biiaps." ,
countered Hull, referring te thp patrol-!
men who did civil service investigations.
"Ne, they worked ten und twelve
l,n.ir n .1nv.' i'Clerti.,1 Mm coimhiIhs-eo
.... ...... . .(,r . - V - - V,V k..U S.- ,...
head.
."i thev .mill t, ' saul McLy2-.-!:
Tills angered Mr. Woodruff.
i Dim?Is1eiis Are Crltlcled
McCencli brought up the case of two
sergeants mid several piitielnicii who
I were caught nsleep in the Trenten uve-
ruif nnd Dauphin streets station, lie
. fsaiil the one sergeunt win. escaped with
fu,0 vnH 'jn right." Mr. Woodruff
'said the sergeant was a eteran whose
im-m-lnn reenrd was iinlmtieachahle.
I Ceunulluiun Hurch. recently ousted as
I jnure chairman, said be hoped Me-
inanee eii.i.n,..., . i . i -. .... -
Coach would wl'lre lN " tl. n f. . ,
a nega vp report If he does 1 vv.,1,
renew It, s lieii ted ill. -.,...
Tin. cemmittd 1 ip .1 . el , $ II lit
appropriation te he I'hiladp' hill Music
League. Mrs. Frederick . Abbett,
former president of the Matinee Musical
Club, sjieke in favor of ihe grant.
A bill Increasing the salaries of
Municipal Court chief criers from is0."."!)
te $301!, a jear and of assistant criers
from $1!.""0 te SUTfiO was approved. The
Increases were request.',! in tne mijiiic-
Ipul Court judges. ( liaiiman (.affney
sum IIII oiieri sin nun ne uinile in '.
next legislature te lake away the sal-
ar.v-n.lng power from the Judges and
vcht It solely In ( eiincil.
Elkton Marriage Licenses
Klliten. Mil.. Jan. 1!3. Tlie following
f .. ..,. .ni.il.iil in mi-Ill en iniiiiu i III.
,, 1-1 - ,ii,.' ..... . ,..pi. --. ..
i da.v : David II. Wicker and .Mubi'l
Davidsen. Charles H. Weed, Jr.. mid
,,, ()u wlllinnKf i(nll(l iMunr.l Daiier
nM,i Anna Jlein., F.dvvni.l S. !,,rllu
I nll(i Maltha M. Ileljna. ker, Fdvvard
' -...-- 1 ...-
nit0IIi nnil Grace Hemphll, Wilm iirKhi;
!uM?a;;r: iiati
, Milne; ern.a.,t..w. and MaHen
Cardinal Lefjue Leaves Tomorrow
IlelfaM. Jan. 2H, fy A. P.)--
In usklng for the investigators Mr. I penny t his lertiine. isne is iwei.i.v-. ...... , 23 The sail of
KlcefeIueSir1
rhe t ivil Service Cominisslen eugl.t barging increased rates within the
" bn InvMtlretcd." remarked McCeach paj fQ Bay AVIHS , State was dismissed today by the Su-
Cmifmaii Gnffney wanted te M.evv ImpOVtS 111 C Ilina.S I'i'i'a.'"
why the district pe'lee couldn't mak. , I J,,,, ,1 have been brought in the Fnitcd
I morrow.
JANtABT 23 1922
GARLAND AND GIRL
IN ODD LOVE PACT
Wife Refused Other Weman's
Offor.te Share In His
Affectiens
ACCEPTS SPURNED MILLION
EffM DhpalcH te Kvcnlne riiblie Lefatr
IJoslen, ,Tah. 2.'!. Philip Wrcnii,
I'oslen broker, declared tedny that his
daughter, Mrs. Mary W. Garland, new
nt Dcdham, would never return le her
husband, Charles Onrlnnd, who rcccntlj
decided te nv?ccpt. his shure of hln
father's $0,000,000 fortune nftcr tlcud
fast refusal for mero than a year.
The reason given Is Onrlamt's al
leged Infatuation for Lllllnu Cenrad, n
former secretary of Garland's mother.
At prcbcnt Charles Onrlaud iind Lil
lian Cenrad are reported living in. n
dilapidated old furmhonse In N6rth
Cnrvcr, where firmcrlv Jee April lived
with he many children that seme of
thetu'hnd te sleep In the hen-coops.
Garland declares Hint great men and
women have many loves, nud thinks he
could blmre his affection witli eighteen
or tweuly women. He cenfpsses Hint
his wife docs net shnrc his extraordinary
ideas, and refused te re with him and
MIsb Cenrad te live In NerUi Carver.
Mrs. Garland nt Pan-pis' Heme
Mrii. Garlariil returned te her par
ents' hqnie pn Wrstficld street. Dcilhiim.
mere t lin n n menih nirn. She had been
I tlvliiR wltU Jicr' husbanil Kind he.- daugh-
trr MnrgnrcU Wie wns born a jwir lU'er
(their inarilnge-, en fseptember FI, 101 1
ni jjuy I'jiill, 1110 esinic ei uiiiiuiiu n
mother at Huzzards Hay. 't
The mother of Charles Garland, who
was Marie Loulse Tuder before her
murrhiRe In 1803 te James A. Gar
land, New Yerk inlllloiialre clubman
and yachtsman, is new, the wlfe of
Captain Swinburne Ilule. When the
trouble arose between Charles and his
wife. Mrs. Hale nud her husband went
te Hcrmuda.
Garland Is related te some of. Hos Hes Hos
ten's most prominent fnmllles. Ills
mother Is the sister of Frederic Tuder,
of Ncedhum; Mrs. Frederick H. Con
verse, of Wcstwoedj Mrs. l'dvvard W.
Slnde and Mrs. W. Starling Hurgess,
the latter being the first wife of Alex
ander Henry Jllgginsen. Ills bretliPis
I nre James A. 'Onrlnnd, who married
1 Olive Jcnkin, of JCnst llosten, a show
model, and Hamilton Uurlamu who
married Irene Mann, his mother's fos fes
ter daughter.
Decides te Accept Millien
When tlie bieach came between
Charles Garland and his wife he went
te the trustee of his father's estate,
Henry D. Tuder, and asked te be al
lowed the SI ,000.000 bcriucalhed te him
In November, 10:20, he had startled the
country by announcing that he would
net accept any of his father's money
because he did net earn it, and wanted
te fellow the founder et Christianity.
.Mr. Timer luiievvcu the new wishes
of the jeung man and paid ever SL'00,
000 or mere te u representative of Gar
IiiikI'h wife. Airs. Garland accepted
this final settlement from Garland's
heritage for the benefit of her children.
The pecullnr Ideas toward life of
Charles Garland arc attributed by his
relatives te his ceiistnnt rending of the
works of Count Tolstoy. "He lived sev
eral months in Greenwich Village, New New
Yerk, and was an admirer of Jehn
Heed, the radical writer, who nfiiliated
himself with the rulers of Soviet Hus
bla. wlieie he died.
He was a pupil at l-'ten, England,
for two j cars ami St. Paul's Scheel,
Concord, for three enrs. He was an
j ,1. ! '.' .
narvniu.
oarsman during his one year at
Ills share in the estate of his father
nud his grandfather, the lirst James A.
Garland and founder of the fortune,
amounted te Sl.OOO.tKHI
Lillian Cenrad makes a declaration
that she had belonged te Garland, body tinier te escape military service. il
ii ml soul, for mere than a jear, that i grain's explanation was that a man lu
sin, is willing that he should sharr Ills n French uniform attacked lilu, and
love with oilier women and would have
been glud te live with Garland and his
Wile, lillil net .virs. ..iiriiiiiu n-iu-isi.
Slie insists tlmt money means nothing
te her and that she does net want a
l...nli.,il from fnire 0,;r
gallon nt the meeting of the L'nr Fast
crn Committee,
Tlie Japani'se statement was pre
, , m Sliidehnra. After hear
. ' , . U11 t, ,,, ,
Ulg his stllteme'llt en Siberia, the Celli
mtttee proceeded with the question of
tlie status et existing ceminiimenis un
der points six and seven of tlie Chinese
tin points submitted nt the beginning of
the Conference. Full discussion wns
l ferred, however, pending presentation
bv China of ii full list, which she was
ask.. I bv the committee te make.
'I lie Japanese statement, which was
said te hnve followed substantially the
'iiillcj outlined In the address of For
eign Minister I'clilda before the. Jap
anese Diet Saturday, declared the
Japanese intention te evacuate Kussiun
l(.,rill,n MHI1 ns Rllarautees ,.,l,l
, . f , f f , ,
( M:,tienaIs
when (his could l)e accomplished was
h .,, ,,, . j,,,,,,,, MutemeiH
. , ,.',, ., ,.
was said te have caused much if rut 111
catien tn the oilier delegations.
Action en the Siberian uucstieu
which wns opened with the Japanese
statement . was ' deferred te another
meeting tomeriovv.
Text of Japanese Slalcincnl
i
j
T(, .ml,,s Mitleinent of ..ellcv ns
.rill,ln( ,,, ,. .shidehara included
(lj,, fnlluw ng
.'(Jt1MI; !s further fr0m the thoughts
((f ,, ,nanesi' Gevcniiuent limn te
I, !,,. advantage of the prcM-nt hehdess
comlllieii of Hussia for prnsccui'lng sel-
i lisli designs, .lapan recalls with d.-rp
grnlitiide and iipinc.-ialieii the brilliant
1 0 ! VMIieil IVUssin lllllV.'.l 111 111.' llll'l
- , , -
"f Ml"utlmi during tn cnrllei-
',"; ' 'rrenl war
"Japanese people liave shown and will
l"'"iH" ie i., -new every h.vmialhetlc In -
ci'P-t in the efforts or piitt'Ietle Hus.
I 1 11 111 U .III I I III I II llllllliwlii ilili.it.i
" ', ", "A V ,":,,'' ' ," ,1
Tr.Wt ":. "'J:-iv
W. 1 ' - , J--' ' ". , ,." f 'I
tiltrrveiitleu in tlie ilileninl ilffalrs of;
thai country, ns well us the principle
of euuul opportunity for the commerce 1
aijd Industry of all nations In ever pint I
of Ihe Russian iiossesslens."
Secretnrv Hughes was understood te
have informed the Far J3astein Ciiiii
mlttce that the question ( the twent.v-
en demands, abrogation of which has
been asked by China, would be Taken
up as seen fl- a settlement Is reached
, ,
1 in tne isuaniung controversy
Dies of Scalds
lllllllllll fllll! Iltlilllix
KSfOTpfflgj UlllrlUii lull 1 1 1 vll 'a
HI LEADERS CONFER
yHv 'flfS
KALPII GUAGLIGNA
Fell from chair Inte tub of liet
water at his home, HM Leuis
slrcet. Camden. He dlcsl this morn
ing in .Cooper Hospital
CHILD SCALDED TO DEATH
Falls Frem Chair In Heme In Cam
den Inte Tub of Met Water
Severely scalded when he fell into a
tub of boiling water nt his home last
night, thrce-ycor-eld Ralph CJuiigltBiiii,
1141 Leuis street, Camden, died early
this morning in the Coepav Uespltal.
The child had -cti pleying en n chair
in the kitchen, but fell from It into the
,,,l. r water en the lloer. J he child
wiik rushed te the hospital In a patrol
wagon, but his burns were fe severe
that deuth seen followed. ,
FINGERPRINT EXPERT AGAIN
CALLED IN ARBUCKLE TRIAL
Declares Marks en Doer Were Made
by Defendant and Actress
San Francisce, Jan. 23. (Uy A. P.)
-JO. O. Helnrich, n llnger-print expert,
testified today In the second trial of a
innnslnughtcr chnrge against Hoseee l,.
ArbuckK', te examining Hip deer of As
bupkle'H room in the Hetel St. Iruncls
and finding en It finger prints alleging
te be these of ArbucKic nnu ."iss v..
giniu Hiiia'C The deer Itself was In In
tredulctl. . ,, .
Helnrich cemp;ired the jiellcc finger
prints of Arbuckle nud the pest-mortem
prints of Miss Itappe with these en the
lioer nut snhl nil of the prints concerned
were made by the same hands.
Against Ileinrlchs the defense will
put forward August Velliner, Hcrke e.v
police chief and expert in scientific
criminology, and Adelph Jew-ell. bend
of the Identification Hureau of the San
Frnnelten I'elice Department. Their
contention Is that the marks cannot be
definitely identified as the fingerprints
of Miss Kuppe and Arbuckle. par
ticularly Hince in the case et tiic linger
...in, uni.i t.. hnve been uinile bv a man
only a minute portion of the complete
prints shows. .
The testimony ns te the prints will
probably desv the StnteV ense
VILGRAINMS TRIAL OPENS
Fermer Official of France Court Ceurt
Martlaled en Grave Charges
Nancy, France, Jan. 23. (Hy A.
P.) Tim court-martial trial of lvrncst
Vilgrain, feinier Fnder-Secretury of
State In the Feed Ministry, opened here
tedav. He was arrested en January 3
charged with "abandonment of his pest
before the enemy and voluntary self self
mutllntlen." As the trial opened the licensed gave
"Under-Secretary of State" as his pro
fession. Deputy Hathc, in the Chamber of
Deputies in Purls, recently charged Vil
LTiiin witli having unlaw fulh mutilated
, himself ut the beginning of the war lu
that during the struggle Vilgrain's own.
, revolver was liicd, the bullet weuudiii;
' lilm hi in.' liiiiiu.
North DaKeta Leses Rail Suit
isi.ites District Court nnd that Ihe Fed
eral Government should have been made
paity te the suit.
J. ECaldavell & Ce.
Jewelry - Silver - Statieneiiy
Ghestnutand Juniper Streets
Gelf
I
'
Rebert Steward, B50S Walinvut St.
Sporting and Mufti Tailera j Breechew Mahera
New YnrU Stere.,
- .
i
I
"1900" ELECTRIC
IHONERS
The
"1900"
Fljjurc
Chu. . Emery &
f Jf
f00000
U s eMilaiiaai f1 JwflEftHsj
B W
m -ssSBMiBiaHkpi
PDITIQU Akin IDIQuI
Details of Assumptldn of PewmI
uy riuvisiuimi rvugime
Are Discussed
ULSTER COMPACT LAUDED
H
Uy 'the Associated IYcss
Loridon, Jen. 23.-rCenfcmnccg wen
held throughout Sundnv nt llm PaIi.iu
Offic6 between the Irish Cemnrittca c(
the Ilrltlsh Cabinet and the Ministerial
the Irish Previsional Government, ww
I came te Londen te confer ever delilli
.....1.11IIIIIK im; 1KBII1IIUI1 0( pOWt
by the nrevlslannl reelme fh Tr.i.IV
pending the orennlzntlen of the Iii.l
r ree State Government under tlie An-
bu-Allll UVillj.
Winsten Churchill, Secretary of til
Colenics, presided ever the session-. inJ
officials representing the varlem dfi,
partments concerned nttende,! tha'r
ings. Measures necessary for the ttit,.t)
fer of the executive rcsprmslblllti i.l,
the new Irish ministry were explored!,
detail and much progress wns inml.
iiii , ,' "Prcwntaillves wen
Michael Cellins, Enmen J. ,I)uggan iiaJ
Kevin O'HlKBlns. Mr. Cellins n""
te Irelnnd last nlcht. but Dm ti?
ences are being continued with his rain.
slcrlnl colleagues, who are remalnlut
lu Londen for .the present. .
Dublin. Jan. 23. (Hv A. P v.en
Isfnctlen with the agreement reaehii
between Michael CeJIIns and Sir Jnm
Craig, the Premier of Plster, relatltt
te the boundary between Nertli ju
Seuth Ireland was expressed today h
the Dublin .Independent. "'
"It is a great ami decided nchanct
toward Irish union." the i,Mnnn..;.
dared, "and this advance is all tl
grenter because an agreement
scarcely hoped for at this early stair of
the negotiations. Slncn sn mv, v"
been nccemnllslied. is It ten m.i, 1.I1
. .i.t -..--..,..- "".. """' vm;
irnuiiu u.iii mciiicr nnu mere vital srrM.
ments will tollew rutiire cntififnnr..vi
Hetli sides nre retarded us hnrlnt
had the streii7est reiinn fn. .i..t...:
the agreement. The Hclfnst bovcett vu
paralyzing all the distributing ngfnclfi
lu Hclfnst, and the Hclfnst banks. shA
de u large business Iff Seuth and Wtr
Ireland, had been hard hit by refuiuli
te accetit their checks or notes. Tit
(risk of governing the minority In
Northeast Ulster was cmbarra-rlr.jt Us
Uelfast government, which wus factj
with resistance ns Intense ns tlmt el
fered te the Hrltish Government by Hi
test of Ireland.
Yerk Paster Withdraws Resignation
Yerk. Pa.. Jan. 23. The ICv. Dr.
1 lliiten L Walter, who had prewnW
his resignation as pastor of St. Paul'i
Lutheran Church early In tlie week, it
the services yesterday withdrew It.
JM3ATIIS
McCUACKttN
-Jan. 22. ANA. daurtt,,
of late Themas and I.tltln MeCrachm. Rili
llvra nn.I frlenJa arf Invlt-'d te attnea Hi
neral tervlrn. WViIiJay 11 A. M. m.
rlapiv-. at DavliI !'. Hchuylfr Ill.lir , Droit
nmi Dlnineml hIk. tntennent rrlvatf. .
IUIII.. Jan. 21, rHARl.ns K. hii8bin4ilg
nnu ..miiirtici jviiii. ivniuiivrH ana if end.
ar Invited te attend funeral !nniiii
2 I'. St.. seii'h reiddci co. 27111 N NtwVlrl.
si. Interment tirlvatp. Nnrth t'rAtp tn
f'pmrlerv Krlcnda may call Tueiday tviflt
lllliK I'lii-r
imOW.Ni:. - Ian 2.1, nt his rMnM. Ml
.. 4.1lh Ft . UKJHAHI) T. hunband of rierl
rnce iirnvvne, service! aim interment Krlctljl
' in Ollli'.
ten), widow cf C'liarlea Jlllltr. It'lativ'nJ
trlrnda are Invited te nttrnd funeral, VIM
invilav. S.30 A. M.. lata rnniilpnri,. 1R11
.mil 1. 1. ii. j.in. ai. J.VU i: m sin
Church st., t-'rnnlsfiirrl. Kenulrni hlsh mufl
M. jnitcni.n a , nurcn, iy .vi iniemm:
Cathedral Ometery
IICKAUUT Jan. 22. EI.VI.V. huabind efl
i:ilza i:clardt (nee Werner) UelaUvei ttxil
vltp.l te attend funeral aervlres, Wednealtr.
rrmmiM. pinninirF r leicner vnruft. ur m-
1 '.".e i". ai.. resiut'nc". .n.'e .. .iiarinan ii
Iniirinent nrlvnte. Itlllalde Cemtterv. Ri.
ir.alns may l.e viuvve.i ruee.iav evenini,
MAlI.N-.In 21. 1022 WILLIAM, lull-
ininii or .viflrv .VHinn. lie auves ard rrifna.
nre Invited tn attend funeral. Wed.. 8 SO
A. M. from bla Inte renldencc. 1340 Ileedland
xt. .sinietiin renuum iu.iiih st. narnKDir.
c'lmrcli 10 A. .r. Interment Hely Crew
C'emi-tHI v
SACKS At Kevv Yerlt ,I..n 22, PAV1D,
liilliand of Kate, und father of Jjceb, Sole.
num. Mllihil. I.011IS. Ar.-h.r IsantitA
All'Crt. ll.lhi and Owen Saclm e-fed 71. Till;
llv.i. nnd frkniN are Invited te attlst
funeral rvl.es Weil. 1 -III) I' M Ather
s.,,,,3' Urn id Kfrt . h iiil, 1301) N, Breil
tl Inii-rment tirlvate
ltesii:it Ian 21. USCAK USSIER, tlel
nttvi'H and friends und mcmls-ra of Teel
Hi. hard Club ur.. Invited te attend funertl
ivrvlie W. 1 . a,l M.. Aher i ben'a ItreaJ
tr.Pt ehi.tiei, l ami .V Ilread tt. Interment
WctI Laurel 1 1 1 1 1 Cwrctrry. ri
lll'IUll.s Jan. 23 i:IILY J.. wMew of 1)
tirnrue K. Ilurji-Bs, ned 71 er. FuaemU'l
pervl.e in H It Krlnk-liuisi S. Ce., 10: 1 ArcbVI
at.. Wed.. 2 I'. .I. V
LUST AND rei'N!)
ltiiOK Lest, f livings account book of Seulb-vv-nrli
Nat. Itanli. rieturn In :'3M N. 27th.
PIN- Leut, ninmend and enx circle pin.
tiiii, fin lartrp nnrlt. lout lait wiek U
(icrinantevMi. l.ll.ernt row. ml if returned te
,l i; (Miiivveii a co.
Smts
Gelf la n Kame of rtiquelte. livery moment of compe cempe compe
tltlen li anteKunrded from unplensnnt rivalry by the meet
rlRid rules, founded en courtesy and fairness. Thus, It
becomes n gentleman's same, and one dresses the part
uccerdinfly Our Quality Is h!nher than our Price
Ilusinena Suits, made te outer, fUS up
Uur own Uhlcra und Topcenta, rendu te put en
10 Knt tltli Htrret
SUPERB VACUUM
aCANUW
"1900" Cataract
new hcIIh at the "l'RE-WAR" PRICE.
It Ih the choice of nil mechanics. WHY?
RecaiiHe it is constructed far mipcrier te
an ether washer. The KXCMJSIVB
DOUHLH OSCILLATION und the
"8" Movement make it the ipilck-
est washer en the market.
PHONE DIAMOND 0890 for 11 free home
Ucmuiintratiun or booklet.
Sold en very easy payments.
Sens, 1304 Diamond St,
mKvarMwrrlm'r''Hi'".r,,&m
E
1 . e.- T ". I" i V SBBB7 - .niD'VI'L'U UUIUVUI - ..-.
Vviaxa 4U, vvi. a. wvtfu i. 4ejbui?iiiq i,i
t
iifll.
.5
'
ei s .
,'4 e-iy
w. sv , e 11
A?V
sitti.Jsla.l':SlJll, ti . ' .-,'... !.. ,-i -S r. 4d'Li.i ' . I