u 1 3 ' l1! -K w :; . ' '- , ' 1 .' J . . 1 J t 1 ' w. ' .' '. T ', V dAWaax' ; iu r t I 'Vi ' v' t!1 rmr-p" --. ,-,-- mrs. rosier Turing brief Respite) from cell ,1 Jbang Leador Thanks Juclge and I Congratuiates atterney ; I . Friends Joyful -JURY HUNG TWICE JN CASE I '.-'.' , b-iA J7 nSmnr iaii Jttdu I OnUri JHIL I LIMN : lgMMMMKfS5ire5:v'-;:!v;?';-;rMBBg35SM MBMBMBMBBHHJliWBBi .. ; DELIGHTS MWE Pf' j-. t BE3 ' s ; ! I'.rinmilc" Mff'nbc, downtown gnns iMil'ep niul former imRl'IH, was sen Renccil t olglitren months Ii comity fprben ledny by .TihIre Audenricd. , After n jury Imd twk-u disufirccjl In Us caw Biewln'R out et a snifwii ngnt, ir-nlm nlendcd Kullty teilny teindlct- LmenH clinrclns rarrylnn concealed dfjdly wenpeiw mm fxieriimi. t FrlcmlH of tlic defendnnt, who crowd- t the courtroom, hulled the eighteen- . lone term hnd been expected. Mc- ftbetlinnhei i.e. .. "."' lilterney ceiiftrntulnted him fervently. k'nicliur.1 Smith, held lit connection Nrlth (mother Mioethis nt Ieuhs'k C'nfc. nl In which McCnbe hns jet te nnswev Uhcr chnrRCH, runhed up te McCube. ." . 1.1... 1- ilii I flit fl nntl ?l.-tiilntcl him fr Bettlnu only n 'hert ride.'.' ..... The shoelliiK for which .Mc.ntc wn i.M occurred November ft. In the iiloen of Jllclmel Mutlntis, Second nnd Chrlstinn reci. lie bnloenkecpcr chntged JlcCttbc tried te extort money from him bv rep- ' rtcntlui: himself ns a prohibition ' nt. He Kild that wien he refused tepny McCnbe drew n sun nnd flrcdTi tbc bullet RMzinn his check. JlCUnUC B Wllivuu- "ll'""",! iinii.nii- jnent for nnethcr chnrgc of cntryluR, weareii"i bretiRht when McCnbe wn.s irrtitcd JIny 10 ns he jumpel from .1 ' liilcab In tilrard uvemie while in a taisle with nnethcr innn. "Yeu ntc tee fend of, cnrrylnp n xvelvcr," JudRO Audenrlcd warned JlcCtlDC. lie ieiii nun nun ne ineiiRiii. boxer fought with lila fists nnd net Trim Bunn. Te tins iiicuec replied Hint 1113 111c s tlircntcncd by two "gnngi." Hall Would Limit Zoned Districts New luxuries, new comforts, and new conven iences in the Cadillac Type 61 are overshadowed by the splendid acceleration, the superbly steady surge of power, the even greater road read ease and resilience, te which type 61 gives ex pression in an heretofore unequalled degree. NEEL-CADILLAC COMPANY 142 North Bread Street t Phene, 'Spruce 0210 M tlie leit Is iii'eun .Mrs. Catherine Hosier as she left Meynniciislnc l'rlseii today under court writ te view the body of luv husband before bis funeral. At the rlRlit N a photographic study of Mrs. Hosier as she sat 111 an automobile wllli her babj, Kichanl, liulier anus Onllnnfil from Vaisn One its famous kIijIIiic, or a. better mixer tiKmcnt than Its tall Woolworth ltulld Inc ev Yerk has all these things iieiv. and new pays It in n mistake. I would HU some of the suffering It coin cein ilatn of. The great cities of the pni-'t ami of the future are the free eltlen. (icnt'emeii, think carefully before you fickle 1'liilndelphlii for the benefit of Xtw Yeilt." I.Ike (ieruian .System Mr. ("Jest mid "If we adopted the present eidinniice en zoning we would K adopting (be static form of (icrnmn wrlalinn without adopting the dynamic form -the directive fene power. "The piovlslens of the proposed ordi nance are in many eases impracticable nd reutrary te the flee decle)lng spirit of American citieK. We would ! tiiklng up the pnsslie form of (ieimau wclnllsm without tint active fenu." Mr. licst criticized the oidiuauce In detail, whereupon Chairman Hern asked : "Would ju threw "out the whole erduianie and get a new one?" "Ye," leplied Mr. t!est. "It would lie u great thing if we had mere .skscinpcrs. en i'lictnut street," Mr. (iet prneeeded. "If an one had the eeuragc te put an a hotel en the Continental and Giraril Hetel sites he ought net te be restricted "Lewer Chestnut street without lileh tuildlngs is shnbbv and of course there b no congestion. The crowds at llread and Chestnut tfreets are net due te high buddings. The trouble Is that "icrjbedy is lijing t ile ever. kind of I'U'lncfs ,u llread and Chestnut stteet". 'The crowds de net come out of the Jiijh buildings. 'J'hej come for ether purposes. In rcplj te niiestlens from Council - jnan Hull. Mr (iesr Indicated generally that bankers would net lean as much menej un ( instant street nrenertx If the tirnpesed lestrietlve ordinance was IHeil as they would be willing te new. long Shet Wins at New Orleans .nlliiucd from I'nce Our fan l,ertta l.iilf Mnnmniilli Alhleie I'n 'SIKB. 'l'n nut' Tllk.li 'U i ii, i . aK(fTi i!.v f. .1, ,., . .... lee.nur.i) $loe e fiuinns-w )U' cnitneml, 10S I'm- "'. . 1 i' . n 1 -J ,!" vleii I'i.'I .ciiljlc. s-1 Ji JMU l.llcl. 10.1. I nnir . S-l :i.l Mc t T rrcinpnnil'. Uer llnlil, I'einstu l h ulnu i Mi !. ilin mliinlp llundliap l'urs,, Jioeii il rurlmiBs Tmn. 1 u imtnn hi.. Jllnl!li Meri rumi) nc hrre.Nprir.iit.iu 1. Knet ilm- S-; llnr- ip rii allot HI. I'liiuc II. 1 n? u. .i. i .i. lllllnl lri i'ia i..... ' .'.'. Tii , i iVii -. "V.,..1.".: :- L.i, . ". ..in i i ii i uun"r. i ""JJImhrel i,l he rnn 'ui-HTii iiai'i: iim rmt,-... s-; i-i I'fulUll 1 L:clui nat' s r, 1. ml i r.illm,Vi.tiir""1"''' ,!i"l"",t' "'"" ', '"lirijrren lis. r.nti,. . S. r, 2 .., flep tee .iidlcr limit e i(,r. KK ilrr.p i .ill i . n.. , IU l.e Van 13-S i; i Wlieul a-; j-i uni.1 HAVANA RESULTS Vlt vn v. i . . Iinl "i. ii mulileii iMe-jcai ole s tnr," i'iiri J700. 3 furleiu-H l :,i ','" "J "Ul" "0-1 f-l 1-1 'lX' '.mj'. "s I'"' ' 1 - 1 3 lalSlralgln hoot. r. 11., T,"''-a. . . .. .. MO 1.1 .H iiih... .. !-' . I ini'llne. Ilriiwn rtti.iuii ibiciriS: 1,,0V""l"'i. H'lTfiiilpr Htth. Hivl I fifw'il?. I'nrl'l11, ile "". B sri.iv. , ,. ...'- oiiiewh entry k.?1'l..Vr'),,.l.(1'. f"1 ihrt.ji.iir-elds cUlm- -.iiui.i- tiuu i, riiriiinita. ' wVi''?.,. llu. .!''' '.' 'I-' !.'. 11 ll i.. ,7 , ..'. J lN llllwl' 7 1 .VI.' .-, I,' ',,,,. i I ' Den Munuel, lilt ler tllt- ffiiit?.".0"" "lse r" frVIl,',.",.,.,:..'"r f"li r iw-elil, ,1 ,,. P. Mian i liT- '"'. ,'"" ' liirleiwn M. American 1,UK0 Un. Tinw. iti7 a..-, i.. .i- ,...!::,"' ".-' 11 .". i: .1 ,1, 't 1 l i;iV"R .'".1 '. NTinu-wil.. r-.vi Kim llunrlbli Molln id, IM.i'urr Mrs. Hosier Reported te Bu Christy Mathewson's Cousin r'cdmrg. 1M., .Ian. .-.. Mis. witlierlne Helder whk born hcie, wpf r blie attended bchoel until she "hiiIiip xenis old. r. JIcrmeiher. who wa Misti Sue Pwcll, n.uiried Kilns C'hapHdl. a fW""r ''"B'ucer, who died about i'V"" i,EO '" I'-ttHbursli. and !!; "Miisid herself Is a ceunln te fam" Mnthewsen, of baseball Mrn. e u Hteln, nil aunt of the aVi Wenn UrlHeuer, wept when W legnrdliig her relntleiiH with sure p0"'1 J0l,MK w"'Lmu- "' '"" lai,7 '"" """Ml net nnve une fcc I,. i ?. h0 ll0rr!bly tragic uiilevsa JWfMjbfeii Juntllied," he nld. Mrs, Rosier Sees Bedy of Husband Continued from 1'wtf One loud enough for nil about her te hear: "Oh, why did I de it?" Sobs Draw Sjinpathy She was Ktlll sobbing heartbrokenly, and many of the women In the crowd were Ien' In their expressions of f,m pathj. . .. the curb she gave the baby te McClain for ,i moment while she get Inte the car. She e-igeily tool. It bind; flKitIii.heu.cvc., ii moment later, jeal fiis of the minutes she still wn te en joy with the child. On the way bad; te piNen Mrn. Hosier turned te the matien, sitting be side her. , "Keel inv baud, hew told it i." she said, in nn nwe.truck '.eice. "That in the hand in which I held diidd.s hand. Ills hands were like ice." The wifetwas sileut a moment.. then ndded with a note of honor in hei voice. "I'll feel the touch of Ills hand until I die." She was nileut ler mint tier moment, then adtlcd with a cateii in her eie, "If only he t-eiild lur.e Mieken te me; If enl) he cei-ld hae said he forgave me." It wen nt 1 :J0 o'clock that the at- tnrnejs. with DetectUe MeC'laln and' Mrs. Chnppelle, MrH. Hosier's sUter- in-lnw. carrjing the b'iby. arrived at Me.iamensing Prison. Thej took with them the release hlgnetl bj Judge I'at I'at tcrien. Crowd Wails at I'livm tJate AVeid of their coming had preceded tl.em and u crowd waited outside. Mr. Scott's limousine diew up near the .south gate of (he pnseii en I'assjunk iueime near Ulckliisen stieet, and w ail ed theie while the little part) went inside. Mm. Hosier had been informed as sunn aw the court elder was granted this uieiniug and w:is messed and, uniting. Her uttei uc.is leek along a bea blink crep" veil and this parti concealed her fentiiies when shu vmcri; id a few minutes later. I Women, mostly of feielgu birth, pie- dominated in the rwl at the prison i gale. They eie loud In their expres sions of sjmpatli.i for the pretty .etiug , mother and the -.lulling baby, with tin fair hair and big blue ejcis as Mm , emerged from the heavy deer of Meya- I mciislng. "It's geed te be out again, it only for u little while," she said. Mis. Hosier get Inte the automobile quiikh. the curtain were drawn, and, it went Mralifhl te the unilertaking I rooms wheie her husband's bed I unite.. It wtis about fin; minutes et 2 o'clock when the machine, curtains Mill tight! dinwii, stepped In front of the under- talter'x. The Hosier funeral w.is net due until I! o'clock, and another funeral was being held at the moment Mih. Kinder and her pint cnteied the building. Posses Cuneral Cortege i The mourners fiem this earlier in- i nciu! were passin' down the steps as' Mrs. Hosier enteied. They stepped aside I te let her pa---. Maui nilsed tlielr heads .mil bee.ime ipilet as the .lllseil te leek at l he slight ligure In the big black fur ce.it. with beautiful face black-elled. ami a laughing, large-ejed bah) clutched light. I lltb Ti'Iih. Mr. Heelers pnitiier , .irihid H the iindi linker's jusl lie- M-, He'lir litl. 'I'u'ie was no bete ecu tee two. 1 riei'il- , ileail in. Ml tilled lite O.-viir Heeler, .Ii.. in the fient ticw. I'liM eiMxlecH weie cenuueted in tin Hev. ITetilier Clark, an iiiLittw hcl I KplHcepal ..lergMiian, wearing cassock, surpllie and stele. He lead the funeral sen lie, a p-alin and the lilieeuth ihap- tcf e the I'lrel Kplstle te the Coiiu Ceiiu 'ililaus. The eigan plnjed "I'eulnh I Kiiiid," and "Nearer My Ced te Thee." Ilclpeil by I'lisen Wuilirr ,l,ulge r.itterfen's release of Mi . ' Hosier was intlueiucd in p.irt by the In ! teie t taken In the wite fmiu the Itrst 'day b Matilda Siherman, en.' of the i most n'etnc i. erkers for the I'rieim Wei- i 'fine Assoidiitien, of which Judye I'at I'at tersen i- piesldent, ii Siherman befriended Mis. !,,. ! -,v lit i, she was taken te Central St.it inn ti" her piellmiuan beating. Mendtii. holding her bain for her In (he cellioem when lite mother was tool weak and wcnr t keep the child In her own arms. i Since then MWe Mlvcimnn has done what site leuld te io!lee Mis. Hosier's I let in pnseii, mill she was one e tne llrtt adecates ei leieasiug uie ineiuur , for the luiieuil this afteinoeu. i Mr. Scott and Mr. Cenner, after lucparlng the petition for the lelease i.f Mi Hosier mi hubi'UH ceipus for tlm funeral, visited Acting DWtrl't ,ttr- I ticj lirewn today and laid the case he- ! feie him. He eald he had net the (.lightest objection te the jeung" woman's lelease for the funeral. JiiiIee "(il.nl te Sign" Krlcase ' Then the atterne.VH went with their petition te .Tudjce I'attcrpen, The Judge read the putttien and faiu, "I will sign Sec Rosier Case Sequel te Jealousy of Olympias II. C Welle, in his "The Outline of History," after telling of the jealousy of Olympias, wife nf Philip, and of the passlennle ipinlities of their son, Alexander the (Sreat, who died .1LT IS. (., mnkes this comment : "We are beginning te understand something of what the world might be, something of what our tnce might become, were It net for our still raw humanity. It Is barely a matter of seventy generations between our selves nnd Alexander; and between ourselves and the savage hunters, our ancestors, who charred their feed In the embers or ate it raw, intervene some four or live hundred generations. "There is net much scope for the modification of a species in four or live hundred generations Make men and women only eufliclently Jealous or fearful or drunken or angry, and (he het red eyes of the cavemen will glure out at us lediy. We have writing and teaching, science and power; we have tamed the beasts and schooled the lightning; but we aie still only tdtmubllng tewaid the light. We have tamed and bred the beasts, but we have still te tame and breed ourselves." (i-t.,r iNiyi,.,. 'awe- nnd new renre- All oveiov f.nmtJQ Tin M.Dls hi estate, declares his Invcstl- ' lrl Ll cltl MWIIlb U JJ nation ni i . .nt. ii ..i.i iu.,i0.. ie I ff& Ji fulfil flfttlfliflfffp light the fact that Mls.s Keckltt was. Ma l UjJUl IsllllUlUULt. un Innocent victim I "The bullet that ended the life of Miss lienttiniril from I'nse One Heckltt did net pass tli rough hoi ,.i ,i., ... , ,,,r . i i skirts." said Mr. Schrenk today, "he- ' ?M?',.1l ?' ",'t . ff-n-'iiees be made I cause it would net be. possible for it l ' '' I "V-T ' '". '" " ! r','." te lake n course like that. 'The missile ",V' " .... ditered through her shirtwaist close te" r,.,, .'., ,, , .. , . . , ., . tl.e llrtntln,- rlf nn tlir. rltlif side, nn.l J .. '.he College of ( l.rdlllllls hns decided H ..V-....n . W-. ..w ..n..v - ...r .., I C A I L LAC Ihfil fltn ruifurtil iiiiiiiiiiiiik f,t Tlni.ii.llni ' taking a ilevvnward course, passed . v. ,, 'Yi t . . . i I i ' r. ,, " "'-1 through the body. The i.hvslcinns who .f.1.1 " ' "e a ten. le.l only by Cardinals. .attended the girl are of the opinion Z"hZ , I I f! T """ Min neckltt must have been standing .K.'" ',' . n 'f Vl... .mii rr ! h i ! T"" 'nt least six or seven feet from Mrs. fh .,,0(lj ... ' ,'"' , l'" Ul "'I1 .'", l'l',-, Ilninr fiicinir her " ,n ,lln VC in ere in me leu intern nave iesier, facing her. ; f ., , IJic Standard of the World An inventory of the nienerg fuuiid in Henedict's iirlvat" tienury ilNelesed the Tried ( Transfer Heme I ' it was learned tednv thai ii week hi fun. he was slain Hosier made an of- fact that the Pene had en i about 7(10.. tot t te transfer the properly til Stene. 000 lire (normally 1-ss than SI tO.UOfl). f burst, .vhlcii was owned jointly, by I vyhen from two te tlnce millian lire wa-. I.im jnd his wife, te his brother, Ar- I expected. ' v; thur, but was told that the vvife's con.- I T , ,,, . : ",., , ,. i sent would lie necessary- j . . ,, -,""... "".': .7:' "'..'; ":'- ' "p Jt is jibe Knew tling l'e- buildlnc in the naine of Ills wife, son Yinii liiut- i'-i."'"" in iiein iuiiiip. i m fnt. withdrew her shares instead of "iV ": """" . .",a"" . " .''Minis wie.i. known that Hesli'vjiu sft- I "'j' of Pepe Ilenedict will he-placed In Idlnc and lean shares Jitld i ,e .w.,ffi;1 .,lt,''?.v' '",,"U"S t0 " of his wife, son Vind him- lUi'M'"!! te he Times from Heme. The n... !,.. l.ew. Iu,..l ICOllIl. Wllicil 1" lnni O of (.Vlll'lls, wnml. 1 pnylng the dues. 'The lawyer engaged w . Q '"IIK';'1 '" u leaden one. which1 te defend Hosier's name ia gathering !', " ''. I1" '".t'' n ' ""f "t polished l-n ali the facts concerning' the de- ! ; "e inscription will be en the leadut , mestic trouble of the dead man and co ,!!'' , ' i I Mis wife, and declares he will be pre lop i niiiit ami tila'Ues of lh tiiiiituarv mupcl. I II- I'll s' M II, nil it vvlllingV." The attorneys then eh- , t t " " !' -- - Clerk of the Miscellaneous Court. This tee was signed by Judge Patterson. As soen'ns the papers had been signed by Judge Patterson Mr. Scott telephoned the news te Mevatnensing Prison. It was conveyed without drdnv in Mia Hosier. The petition for Mrs. Hosier's release was marked "Catherine Hosier vs. the Superintendent of (lie County Prison." and was addressed te "The Hen. the .Illllfri'K III tin. filltr ,if rillnrt.in SInu. sinn, of Philadelphia County, 'tlte peti tion of William T. Cenner." 'it reads; "The petitioner respectfully repre sents: "Kltsr. That he Is of counsel for the defendant. Catherine Hosier. "Second. That the said Catherinn I'e-lci ; row confined in the County Prison, bavins been committed by Ben jamin Rcnshiuv, Ks(., a magistrate, te await th" action el the Cot ener, en the charge if linvitii: caused the denth of Oscar Hosier and Mildred Hltkett. "Thirl. That the body nf Oscar Hosier Is te be buried from Ashcr's undettnking parlor, at KJO!) North Hread stteet. Philadelphia, en Wed licsd.i.v afternoon, January -.", t!C-'. Wants te See Itaby "retirth. Thnt it is the desire of the said Catherine Hosier te icvlew tlte re. mains of her husband at the said un let taking establishment, IltO!) North llread street. "Your petition' r respectfully prn.vs that a writ of habeas corpus issue ili tecting that the said Catherine Hosier he taken from the county prison in the custody of n proper official or ufliicals, te the primuses, 1.T0H North Hroed street, Philadelphia, for the purpose of viewing the iciiialus of the said Oscar Hosier, her husband, en Wednesday, the '.'."th day of Jauntily, li)L"J. "And he will ever piay, etc., "Signed. William T. ( miner." The dischatge was dliectcd te the Su perintendent e the County Prison, it read : "Ye command you ih.it Catherine Hosier. In prison under your custedj, as it is said, detained by whatsoever name the said Catherine Hosier may lie detained, be taken te 1,'!01) North llread trcet, Philadelphia, for the pur pose of viewing the leuialus and at tending the funeral of Oicnr Hosier, anil theieal'ter be returned te the County ptlr.en. "Witness, the Hen. J. M. Patterson, at Philadelphia, en the '-'."ith dav of Jan nary, A. I).. 11122. Allowed bj Hen. J. M. Patterson, Philadelphia. Janu ary '-'.-. 11122." "Jerry" Itnhitt Is Hurled While Hosier was being burled, tne futiiral of "deny" His.'kltt was being held at her home, 212."i West Cumber luud stieet. ' The Hev. J. Albert Wcagle. of S, I'afihelutnew's Kpiecupnl, Cliurcli, olli elli ilatcd. Onl a few lutiumte friends i .ii' itesi'tit Isisldes the laiuily. The funeral proiesieu was made up of a in arse and three i tin luges, Hciere the fuueitil. Miss Hei kilt's body lay in the parlor, surrounded by llernl offerings fnuu her relatives and fi lends. Piluclpal Utiieng these was a huge basket of white loses and white sweet peas, with n biend band of while crepe diaped aciess it healing the legend in geld letters, "Mether, I am Innocent." Theie vveie besides eeveial beautiful Meral pieces of white loses ami orchids, witli the one word "Pal," Theioemwas u llernl bovver with about twenty-five ether baskets and detal pieces from the girl's many friends ' The body was In a handsome ens. kct. It wa Knitted all in white, with white shoes and whlte silk stockings, The prosecution niyn It will show the, killing of lteer wnu the ciilmlim. lien of n plnn Mrs. Uenler had In tn)rtd The co'Tesnendeni- !iserihpc d, tlm P II lit tll'VI 111 i IIM1.1 lt(' V) lit !- Ill I- c ( - - --.- Iiered te show Mrs. Ke.,lcr sltet her I ;V"'. s . ,r1(,u' ,,'ent,','l,cr "' ,1"' lltusbaud because aware he was aheul ,,,""tlncaI. ' l,n9- t'"" statement t Tint te siek i divorce. . "'p. M"' cerentenles of thq conclave Mr. Schrenk said that he would tip. l ''J"- "JO'ldl-.t for (he seke of rconemv. ply te the courts for tlte appointment i ,,"18' '''e formerly each Cardinal hnd of a guardian for Oscar Keder, Jr. Twe1 llne,,ulis or himself and his staff. I ether boys, twins, were adopted le-, walu'(l ' , i , ,m ,is ""'Sbbef.. It lias I gaily some years age. -Mr Schrenk I'i i !i.' enlnK '" 'i'10 '""en1""'! said, and are living In Chicago. The c! st, '" building te em.r the walls and attorney expected te nominate a trust H."nl,1 MTrate t he Cardinals by locked company as guardian. 1,,V u , ," "T" s,,cF',stP(1 "iat it in it'lii in ",1C ' arilinals take their meals together May Mle Will Tomorrow ,,,, r hl . ,.(.1Is , Jimiir; He also said that he probably would islijng the iiumliei of atteudants. - Hut file Hosier's death -bed will tomeirow. , the rule of silence is s(in t . observed ' A complete investigation of tlte deub e during meals, sheeting has been made by the umnty If the old rules ie ebset ved, thr-Miii-.detectives acting indepcnilcntly of that clave will include about ion pi ou. ami Imtide b I.Ieiiti'tiaut llclshaw and the will cost 'J.ODO.OOO lire, again. t S(J0 000 city detectives. Last night County De- lire expended at the last lenclnvc ' tcctlve MeCtcttlgun, at the ieiptest of Acting District Attorney lirewn. inter- &cmi( C"l!f. J"i"' ' '.'. i '- viewed the ph.vsicians at the Jeffersen, Paris. Jan. 2.1. Pri-tn b .liplemuli iiiispiuu in inner ie cic.ir up uie (pics- . nmi e clesiastical i ireli- cp,. t Ciudiiiil tlen as te what part of the gill's, body , (iasparrl te be the ii"t Pepe, it is re. was penetrated bj the bullet. MeCettl- snrded as intpeislble that the new Pone gan also checked up en oilier angles of uli IH)t be no Italian The IV,.,, , the tasc. mid will make n complete re- pre ndtnits that in. l'l.-rnli. i:lisi, IOmu' ., . . ... or Amirlcan cardinal would Ii.mc viif. The Coronet s ,.,,!,,, st into the death 1 iri,.n, autluulty. ami n, , r of Hosier and Miss Keel M will take Austrlut.s lue being . ..ii,d. ,. , The .iiue 1 iida. If .Airs Hosier be held ' r,mm.es of the Spaniards tin almost l without ball te await the a. tlen f t he j,,,. t(, th(.ir ,Hl.1( f , t.rtI , ,ull (Jrand Jury at tlie-iuquct steps will be Mr. taken immediately by Air. i onner ie nave iter released mi ball en a writ et habea- inipus Ii, 1 the event of her teleiiM' Mrs. Hosier will Replies te Message of Condolence be taken secretly out of tl Ity te , the home of a relative, wheie she will en H0Pe 3 Ueath rest until the trial. ' , Wnsliliigtiin, Jan 2" Hi I Since her ceiitineinent in Mevnmen- '"ordinal Casparri, paiml s 'sing Prison Mtt. Hosier lias called con- . Slate, h.isi teplied i. tin i slitntli for her li.laut seu and her hits- 'oinlelctice en lite deitili ,.i 1 i eand. did. tent by I Mrs. Hosier spent another miserable fellow e: night, hit" cried ceiiiiiiiniiiv , and it rroiuunei moveu t, n,. ,,:0 wnH necessary te administer an opiate homage wiilcit His v i, , , ( ,,,. i before the woman was quieted. 'Piesident of the Cititcd , it... , ,,. . spokesman of nil hi, pi npc was pica-ci TODAY'.S MARRIAGE LICENSES ''""""K'1 our Kcelletn . t. . u. , en ,.,..,,. , ,, the eiciisinn of the vetv ..i,i ,, ,,f ii,. i1 i,iVI;.d.Joe,1o- i,.,B,'ue,"-s',1 " :,ml "r",t Holiness Piencdii, xv. ,i... ,,.. ;,:!;; i;fivm ii i.enu, inn. iiuvorieril nve., unil , U ciiarny aim peaie, t tic; .m, te i. Ierili l I'lnrli. tSL'S iVilm t. Iincs-s te His Kicclleiic lb. f, ,i . William J. .MeAmlrcnti lT.'IJ WlIUnBten at . ' i, ,,,,.,, 1,- I ' -l-l ul . nntl May llnulleK giHil N N.ipn ai. I and te liecept ter .louts, l0 s,.M. r"-iii t mill nncDAnni nini r-r. iitnmtm UHerHnnt ohqlce iiHnuiWb V I i el tl V of --.l.-i ft I," tie. g. as PlCsidnit 1 1. n. In l, KniiHtli s I'jiler, ilsOT.snrimuM hi. ami ' incuts of keen gratitude et tin WutlirMi vi, .un.re(ii- n.i.n llu nhilil.,. m I c..il.... Vlfrel S Ul HIII.-I k I l!KI v S.....I.7 ... ' W'"' r."--. .' . .. .. :7...-" .:...." .. ,, , in m,. uiul Alnl.i K 11 I I.TJ VV i ins .,. rat c uvn anl Jelm Ulujjejr. '.'11 Cirpenler at. mi ii. i i-niptnifr at llciiuuil llnlllHT, 1,0.1 VVIiaitnn at Mujriie Alirntnu Hi)i Wharten at Wlllliini l.leaeliuiz. sin, mpeit. !. Healr'ce llelil, AIM N' Jmh at. lmlH I.uurle l.llit N lOlli (it.. iu,e I ill'.IV I "" !' Alfici I'e i.. ft7'.'A 1 i-en.ird Bt l.lrK ril.ri l.oen.iru at The reply was iliieiicd te -;. I'ler- ami an.1 J'aale of State Hughes who dent s message. "tit th. led lelii, I'll s-l. Weman Says She Shet Herself Mrs. Sndie Melison. i , ,i, ,. , anil Jlnrle ,('nrs "'(l' "f ,:!U" Seuth S, , , , ,,,,. i i., it,.. r,.i,,,t i it . . , i Jelm J Hft a. 870 mil, i.t.. anil .M.inh.. ..,"'.... , '"' ' "'. '" " ai .1 risur. U11& MunBruu at. " serious coiiuiueii Willi a hi I!. I vv ..,,..) , " . ' " ;, i "'', """i '"i'.in nf , anil 111 tier cnesi . Airs, vieli ij,.i::!;vf,1,v3e'r;'"ihI'a',,!'.','?n,;r :, pence si,., shot hersei,-,,, I Wolf Man 1'eitfr at (net itMatM). with her lillsU.itnl, I.iuis, in ti, Ilbn in .Merenfakj .1311 Ijuein at , unJ UolJIe I befelO 1.1st midnight. I l,..lll. H.'.l V Ullllirillf. ri mmm - Vlll.ini KIIV, 1.1 H llllll at i-uiniKKtf. J-i s. liiili at. 'II I' Id III,. i a ii mi m.i I seje i slnittly I and Uenevu I Jeseim vveeer U.'ll Uiiliuileii m ,,,,,1 ltran- laliia Trevunnuktia. 4711 Tamm n lllnea. ICO N. Murshali at '"mil Jaieli Cehfii. Salem. N. J . and Anna Grecn I l,..iir. '.'tat Jlyrtlewoeil at " I Charles I latter J a VV Diu.il at SuIiUi'm lflt Nlclinlua at Antheny Manzuna Ilntsh, l'j. unci rtutl. nnd Jlar- S'niiriainiinimuimHiiiU'nGiniiiiu,miniaPMiiuia:iiiiiL'iutii i I'BaeiiuKtauEg You'll tabtu the ,7, di (Terence! niHie'i'J ' i ai--ir--fti, tn. Mini iiar T ,h. - -m uart-i rellimcr '.711 Vine at. g v53f jlTV Sll'hui'l VVfiUr. ir.is N Jlrrter at., and rteaa, mW . S3 M I? Henilrlck. l.'.ls N. Merrei at. AmJH lk fi vL U William II Smith. !Uu S Junln"r nnd CJB VJf PbJOiJr Helen M. RKIIrw. i-IJI H i'hnillLl. ., 3r a TW I'leir.i H Mlrisil .S7 'a Oansi. nu , and ' I .teaflilllne I linn loll. t. L'0.' ,s lie Kulb Hi ' Mlmrt .1 I)ila, i'i, i:. AnIuiipiuI mi . nnd : lUlzabelli M. I'tflhtilnu L'Jl J!. Ashnieud I at. , Trunk lliilnra, 1101 Miuun at. niul i;,iin,., I I Merrow, L'l'Jl N I'e'lHRe a i liewanl C Mttrhell i'flO.s Mhiuhii ,nt- anil I Harriet T. Cubhc'rlp, e'.'l S St. ilirnur.l I I at i I . Vilnlpli Kiuien. 4SIT s , , ,, , , Pu t'litiukk'U, 4-17 N tin t flmrlun t. .Mm tin. L'MIT f.ciilu t ami I Hurrltt H.m. '.'tsi Oalnlie vi i-riienina i A Van llniu. IU'I7 N Ih ,i i I uml l.tlixl M. l'ltitint l'.'.lj ltntiinl i iJelin O Jiuii'a tc.'S S lMli ! ami lle'.i. i Timer liiau Katnr at. rfaniuil II hi Id. IvUhurK. I'.i . uiul Iienw I -11011111111 ritms I.nriliuuml me ' Anlenl Hlewaklmvlw. i!07 Cliurel, st, unU Anr.a iJuliuwBUI. tais llprnuiilii at Diana Tpsi,..AINh,i. r?lli. , i m,,w iiHiia-ntldlllll. r.llljni 1 l.lsbeti, Jan, '.").--(llv A. P. i Cm, tnln bacaduru Cabral has minutineed tliijt tin .will attempt, ,q ily across the Atlantic we?t September, en the pcea pcea tilen of the International exposition nt Coffee 3 - -ss .Jjf Wholesale Meat Prices up ff 175 vkjwm e a 6 De wholesale meat prices go up and down with fluctuations in live stock prices ? Why de live stock prices fluctuate? Why are some cuts of meat higher than ethers? What kind of competition is there in the meat business? Where does your meat come from ? Hew does it happen'.that you can always get it? Why is the large packer necessary? " Swift & Company's 1922 Year Boek answers these and many ether questions. ' It's ready for distribution, and there is a copy free for you. Send for it. Yeu 11 enjoy reading it. It's a revealing document. Address Swift & Company 4300 Packers Avenue Union Stock Yards, Chicago. 111. Swift & Company, U. S. A. At nil our Stores vn - - s5sflClTI5inM READ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS & :k I ' 4' -E t-l vi I si Wi 1 M 1 1 il .t I HI t-Ji, .'IU.9 W't i &H-..VQI w.,. .U.V, Vn4v . w "WSA & r .. i, ,;JI
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