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12nterd as Becand-riiiM Matter nl thd rontemc t Philadelphia, Ta.
Under Hi Act of March 8. 18T0
PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAlY, JANUARYS!, 1922 ,
Published Dally Except Bundar.
RnlmrrlDIInn Prlrs ID t Year by Mall.
PRICE TWO CEtfTS
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mjGSL HILL
SCENE OF STRANGE THEFT IN DREXEL HILL HOME ,
i, Palmer Rawley Tells of At-
Ick by Mysterious Thief
tyyhe Toek Secret Papers
IjABLE JEWELS LEFT;
Cooked like a Japanese
leenfidentinl report en nn army
ftnc radio plione wns fteicn irem
Kpartment In Drcxel Hill today by
t.t hn first knocked his wife
put"'"' . ,,-.i-i I
(scions, according te i.i.uii.-.. ....
r nnwley, formerly of the Mill-
ElnMlisePCc Service
riffiW-int, Bnwlcy, one time assist-
ftt'SlHtnry nttnche at the American
ittty In Mexico, raid that the In-
Uc-r vainly tried te pry open nts
.Mary trunk centnimns "-1 ""
bi.nni.li Hverwnre ariT money were
jy reach, the Intruder did net
!i.k nnv valuables ether than this
fidentlal nrmy document, the lleu-
twW- .. .,.
1Mb. Halcj told mm mc u.:i "
ml, dark and stocky, and that sue
wctcd he wns a Japanese.
wifn Tell of Theft
r. Itnwlcy la connected with B. C.
it Jt Ce.. brokers, with offices In
tw Tiiilldinc. He left his npart-
&t at Shady Lawn, Garret read,
&tl Hill about 8:30 o'clock this
iJitnff nnd went te his office.
Jibe next move in the mysterious case
Hjjc related Dy mrs. mnwi ...----
; Janice Hcrshey, dnu?htcr of Mr.
I Mrs. Jel.n Hcrshey, of the Lindens,
lllngferd. The- Kawlcys were mar-
Jt lnct Amrust.
tjl was in the living room-of the
rtment a few minutes nucr jy ..m-
3iil left for his office," she' bald.- wy
b .ve mmeii te tlic deer. 1 tbOURllt
Kh'card Just the faintest click nnd
,r" . . .. .A .vm n unnrr. iultk.
irneu in nine i
it. mnn ceme swiftly toward me.
it tad a tiny mustache and he re
minded mc of n Japanese. '
Tthb man did net fay .n we.ru, out.
fi?k me bncK of .the ear with the side
Ualsiand. EvcrytiunB L .weni u.
ItLiiiptene 1 fell' te tlia Jioer. ,
ffflfvllnWIcy-recevered,' 'hheveays,
ut twenty minutes later. The apart-
a, ..n';ti iiicnriiiir. Tjnsk and tame
Irivr'ers had been pulled out and their
mtetits were htrewn nneur. uie uoer.
Ner Mr. Hawley' linen ucsk was
li inllltarj- trunu, which oero scran iu
ait ilcntn na theif'h the Intnider nnd
!td te feice It open, she rctld. A
reieTi screwdriver anu a smalt erass
iimmer my near uie tauruj- iruim.
Mrs. Hawley, alter noting uie rnn
cklnc. hurried te the adjoining npart-
nt of Mrs. V. . Ahern, who said
i nau nearu mc ueunu ui iminujuw.i,
itha Itawlev anartment. but thought
it was done by Mrs. Uawley.
Cede Heek Safe .
hp lieutenant's wife then telephoned
ihim ut the Ueurt-p and he hurried
t at once. It was first believed that
Intruder had stolen it secret rode
of the military Intelligence service.
ine met H"JK ii uinuiuL'iiimi
epliPt en an army alrpmne railie
me dlnxrain." Meutennnt Hawley
iM after he had inspected bis icsk nnd
i trunk. "I was e.nmlniui; It last
itht anil had left It en the desk.
"TKa ...nt. .....it I....... !..... .....,.l.l..
, ai.v in. iii iiiiii iiutu uruu i iiii-iiiiih
r. movements closely and apparently
K reercted outside when 1 left the
eattmcut this iMernini;. I hnd lnrkeil
be deer when I left -find there wns no
Idcnen n( force being used te open It.
conclude a skeleton key wns used.
"The intruder i tiimlv kiuw his
liness. because Mtn. Itnwlev tells me
t knocked her un.-iiiiNi'iniw ultli llm
We of bis hand It is curious that lie
M net touch any of our wedding gifts
r ally of the ui)lie In the nnnrtim.nt.
' 'tTlie ...n.. .,. ...... .,.,..!.. .. l.l i
, - ....... i'iii iii:aii u null, iiuiii
Vn a screw drier und n little brass
immcr of mine trying te open the
k He iirnbnbly thought 1 had
fetetulni; lie mill! I'd vnrv miw.li 1
m't believe the renlldential radio
Imone rennri m III l. ,.f .......i. ...... .,.
.. -- ..... wv u. liJUl.ll liOU IU
eMWlennnt Itnwlcy is new in the
h?M,rcseiu'- n" w,ls in he military
Lit " " HI .lii'All-ll tlllll 111
m ceuiitr. during the war.
JAYS HE IMPERSONATED T.R.
Convict Declares Mrs. Burkett Did
Y Net Ferge Colonel's Name
"cwiierr, iiul.. Jan. HI. (By A.
V A man Munim? ht iiiimn no rim.
W has wraten .Sheriff Lewis Sweet.
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in her apartment, who knocked tier down and rilled her husband's desk of secret army radio telephone plans. The
Intruder vainly tried te open the trunk shown in the room containing ether lmpertnnt documents
GREA
T
EARTHQUAK
E
SHOCKS
RECORDED
Enormous Upheaval Indicated,
but Location Is Uncertain.
Tremors en Pacific Coast
POSSIBLY ON OCEAN FLOOR
ROSIER BOY ASKS GUARDIAN
Wltlen Filed
te Take Oscar, Jr.,
I Prem Stepmother's Family
' r' ''lu '!' sunnllan for Claude
1.7 'Vi'" "esinr. ,ir.. nlne-yenr-
4 VI lle.1 1.,. 7','' UVPI;; wUe WOJIint
Keiii.i.t i v "rai iiuiiiiiiry t.
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'nsril ,,. . li ,;,"".T. "f. nemas a.
Cln ',","'7' inr tne Dey.
l&, "''. u son 'of H,,
H,hir.,re- U"i"r,M mother hineu tl
By the Associated Press
Washington, Jan. .11. An earth
quake of greatest Intensity, probably
2300 te 2C00 miles south of Washing
ton, was registered early today at the
Georgetown Selsmegraphlral Observa
tory. The quake began nt about 8:2."
A. M., nnd ten minutes Inter the tre
mors had become be pronounced as te
threw the registering needles oft" the
fctnlc. :
, The qunke also was registered en.the
fefemegrnphs of the Wcnther Bureau,
officials of which described Itas "inon "inen "inon
rtreuH." The Ilov. Krencls TondetfT,
director of the Oeorgctenn Selsmo Selsme
graphlcal Observatory and one of tha
foremost earthqunke nutherlllcs of the
world, said the quake wis "enormous."
Dr. W. J. Humphreys, the Weather
Tlnrnfiii'ii r.ni'tlifinnfcft Rnpeinlinr re
ported that the tremors continued until
11 o'clock but diminished In intensity.
Officials at the Weather Bureau made
a rough estimate that Southern Mexico
wns the center of the disturbance.
San Francisce. Jnn. .11. (By A. P.)
Kurthqunkc shocks were felt early
today aleiis the Pacific Coust from San
Francisce te the Canadian line, ac
cording te reports received here. Ne
damage wns reported.
In Snn Francisce the'oscillntien wns
faint nnd continued fur several seconds.
A pronounced shock wns felt at 1'ugene,
Ore., at 5:.10 o'clock. Dishcx rattled
and persons who were awakened re
ported feeling slight vibrations. At
Imrckn, Calif., ti severe shock lasting
fully a minute was felt.. Three smuller
shocks followed within nn hour.
The selsmegrnph nt Genznga Culver-
Continued en I'iikc l'lttcfn. Column Thri'e
COAL BARGE GOES ASHORE
Unwieldy Craft Unable te Weather
Storm Off Jersey Coast
Atlantic City. Jnn. .11. Twe cenl
bnrges off the const tesced iibeut by
high sens during the storm Sunday nre
accounted for. One is anchored out
nlieut lght miles from the Inlet, while
the ether hns been tossed ashore helew
the Delaware Breakwater at Indian
Biver.
The tow of the barge down the
const Inn been landed safely thieugh
the efforts of th coast guards. The
crew of the ether baric is safe aboard.
Tlie barges were en their way from
Providence te the Delaware Break
water. helFfer trunk theft
DR. LYELL, CAMDEN PASTOR,
FALLS DEADIN SUBWAY
Stricken With Heart Disease.
Served Church for 33 Years
The Uev. Dr. Jehn W. I.ell. naster
of the First Baptist Chiircn, Camden,
fell (lend In the subway this after
noon, while waiting for n train nt the
Flghtli street station.
lie was hurried te Jcffer-en Hexpltal
in the hope that life wasnet, yet ex
tinct, but he wnrf beyond aid. The
doctors said death wirs caused by heart
dUensc.
Dr. Ljell wns the dean of Camden
pnsters, having seen mere yenrs of
church service in thnt city tnnn any or
the ether ministers. He had occupied
the pulpit of the First Baptist Church
for nearly thirty-three jears.
lie was a noted pulpit orator, but
was a minister of the old school, and
confined his energies te church work.
never taking part in nnv movement net
closely allied te tlie iiaptict rnurcn
COL. E. B. CASSAIT
DIES AT HIS HOWIE
Turfman 'and Clubman Was
Stricken With Heart Trelible
Yesterday
SON
I
P. R. R. PRESIDENT
Colonel Fdwnrd Buchanan Cnssatt.
turfinnn nnd clubmnn, died suddenly at
'1 o'clock this morning nt his home nt
Clictcrbroek Ferm, nenr jterwyn.
Death was due te heart disease, phy
sicians said, lie was taken ill yestcr
ilny nnd was confined te the bed.
Colonel Cnssalt was the .-en of tlie j IP was twelve .icars old
Katie Couldn't
Turn Him Down
After That!
There once was a girlie named
Kate
Who was wooed by a feller
named Tate
But she gave him a run
Till a UM'RICK he wen
Then she iaid, "Gesh, I'm
yeurn; name th' date."
Limerick Fans
Get Set for
Next Saturday
When Saturday niglU comes
around
Yeu knew where the fans'll be
found;
They'll be home with the
peme
And a-cembin' the dome
Fer a word that has just the
right sound.
Watch for 'em the LIMPIN'
LIM'KICKS. Next SATURDAY,
first one. Dnily thereafter. ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS a 'tiny for
best Inst lines. Yeu knew the
stunt. Canyeuw-nit?
BALDWIN
WORKER
WIN
S HEIRESS TO
$40,000,000 ESTATE
$40,000,000 Bridegroom
3
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Mrs. Marien B. Stephens, 43,
Chicago Divorcee, Will Be
Bride of Polish Refugee, 23 j
WILL ESTABLISH 'LOVE NEST'
IN RIDLEY PARK COTTAGE
i
. Annstnse A. Vmlntskoy-Venslntsky, j
nn apprentice nt Bnldwln's, will marry
Mrs. Marlen B. Stephens, a Chicago I
divorces, worth S-in.OnO.OOU. '
But Jic will 1,-ep right en working,
for slender pnv in Foundry Ne. 1 of
the loceinotie works nt Ivldystene.
He hns leased n modest little house nt
30.1 Swnrthinure nveiuie, Illdlcy Pnrk,
where he und Iiih bride will live.
Tlil Is .j. i lee te Fddystene thnt j
Mrs. Venslnt-U will he nble te set the
alarm clock us late us,0, and still b
up In time te get her evernlled hus
band's bifnkfii"t und hnve him en his
I jebnt 7. i
Vennliit-k.i N n twenty-thrce-year- '
I -.1.1 Tl!- .. . . ... .t .. -
UMTU ai i tiiimiie ernmnir '"" w-ne iniigiii agaumi me
KVlin HLU inilMUO UUnillrlH lieiwievhl
Mrs. Stephens, who is forty-three
ivirs. herenz Divorced Husband, New
Asks Return te U. S. Citizenship
Forty-five yenrs in Germnnv failed
te daunt the love of Mr. Amnlie Car Car
oline I.ercnz, former wife of Dr.
Adelph I.ereiw, of Stuttgart, but net
tlie famous Austrlnn physician, for her
Ameilenn lieme. which slie left when
she wns cloven yenrs old.
Her aversion for everything Germnn
finally led te n divorce from her hus
hnnd nnd. returning te this country Inst
October, she in new necking n return te
'citizenship rlehts by n petition today te
tlie I cdernl District t enrt.
SHE SEEKS TO SEVER TIES
rnnm r.1.1 intni..l ...! n...nntt...i ...Itl. I
,,v... ., ..ll.'lllfll llllll Illtlill.111 , 11111
nn Ameiipii ancestry rencjiing bnck te'
I'voliif(en,irj dujs, will be mnrried te i
the yeiit;r Polish 'refugee in the Greek I
uriuo'iex cimrcli en Knst Mnety
seventh tr.et. Xt.w Yerk, at 4 P. M..
Saturdav
1'hev i eMablish their "love nest"
n ltnii Park after I ebruary 13, fol
lowing a brief honc.Mneon trip.
W.ir Tales Captivated Heiress
Ven liathky, whose personality nnd
thrilling tnles of the wnrs ngnin-t Bed
Bussi.i inptlvated the heiress, came out
Of til.. Ifll.,iliw.tll.. ui...., Imliit1 ni.,1 Otinllt
... t 1.. it.. I.. . tl.n . .. . . "rf rf
.ii-. i.erenx in new living hi. .... ceiiMMiled te talk about his plnns.
Aldlne Hetel. According te n petition uP . U(,;j w.t.p N0th with fnir
ifieu i ner .iiieriii-.i . miu nuviiiii i" nnir and pule blue ees nnd leeks the l
remain in America for the remainder ei type of the dnshlng soldier. He .pnke
her .life. She was formerly Miss Amnlie n Ki,Kiish, slowly 1 with npp.irent
Careline Lcppcllmuiin, of htapleten, effort. French iibrascs studded liis
I'. ! r conversation.
Iho Lorenzes Were divorced in June. xhe brlib'sroein-to-he were a shirt
Ift'-'O. in n court nt Baden. Gernunv. f rntlier vivid hues, n soiled silk sft
en n suit brought by the husband. . ,nllnr, dllapid.ited green trousers in
Bnck of the nttitude of tlie wife, whicli )l(.p( f pntchins. nnd rough nrmv
led te the divorce, wns the romantic shoes. Jt his smile wns infectious.
nttncliment te her American home. Mie i The veiiiil' refugee's hands nre well
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Clinten W. Gilbert Epitomizes
Great Achievements of Wash
ington Conference
BIG NATIONS NO LONGER '
ARM AGAINST EACH OTHER
Agreements en Warships and'
Fortifications Avert Suspi
. ciens Among People
i.
DISCUSSION AIDS PEACE
i
I America Makes Greater Sacri
fices Than Rest te Promote
World Harmony
ANASTASE VONSIATSKV
In his werknilny garb at Baldwin's
locemotho plant in K(M stone,
where lie is an apprcntlrc. lie will
marry .Mrs. Marlen It, Stephens, of
Chicago, a divorcee with 510,000,-000
j By CLINTON. W. GILBERT
SlnlT Cnrrrinnnrlrnt Tit mine I'libllc T-filirr
fopirteftf. 1931, ii VuUle I.tiletr Company
Washington, Jnn. III. Tlie ngree
I ment between Japan and China upon
j Shantung and the ngrecment regarding
j details of fortifications in the Pacific
bring tlie Conference here te a success
ful conclusion.
They virtually assure the neceptanca
by the Fnited States Senate of the
treaties nnd conventions reached. Noth
ing remain., te he done except te held
a couple of plenary sessions nt which
ail thnt has been decided upon In com-
ONE OF FAMILY OVERCOME iSi" Put ." "" and thcn
BY GAS DIES JN HOSPITAL it is vibc new t0 vlew wI)0t ,,
been iKcemiilished here ns a wIieIp. The
Wife and Daughter of Victim Still details upon which se much ntfentlen
In Serleu3 Condition lins been concentrated In the Inst few'
One member of n fnmilv of three weeks nre unimportant. Tim nuiainmi.
went te Germany when eleven ears I formed.' although chapped and slightly found overcome by gns tills morning in ing fact is thnt for tlie first time In
lli'lSSeshe wns innrrhd te Dr. Ler- TO bX .Tll'?. SS "p" , n"ar""""t nt 2W0 " Tnjr ,,.T",M "T "en- of
cnz. I A son born te them died when M. He puffed 'n cigarette as he talked, nuc, is dead nnd another is In n seri- "" worm nre no longer arming ngainst
rrL''"0,"!,':'? A. J.-Cassatt, former prcMent of,Mrs.Lere.Z became
!trmnV'TIesiiltnl n id was an officer in a I tl10 I'cnnsjlvunln Railroad.
number of Baptist churcli and chailtable
organizations.
Dr. Lyell livetl nc 'iu.i i.inuen street.
He is survived by his widow, two daugh
ters and two Jiens. ITtrwns about sixty
livp years old.
He was
WOMAN SHOOTS HUSBAND
PLAYING WITH DUSTY PISTOL
was accentuated
and elder brethe
.M'urs old, after which occasienallv pointing tlie glowing end nt eus com!
enme despondent. This his visitor te emphns-ue n remark. . f..i
I by visits by her fnthcr VeiitIat-ky skipped rapidly ever his I1"' ,
r from this feuntri. servlee with Kornlleff. Dcnlkin and, H'Cfn
Iltlen In the Methodist He.pl- each ether.
mi. -turee jyears old. Piimllv the dislike for Germans and Wmnmi I., tl.nir .liananuu ,.,,,,, ;,mu i , l, i.-tv.fTve n.
Colonel Cnssatt was n member of , everything of Germnn flavor led her aeuinst the Bolshevists nnd hreucht the I .. .'i. i.Li
hin, New Yerk. Bel- te return te her nntlve innd. narrntive te Paris where he met Mrs. i . ...
clubs in Phlludelpl
Union, und Washington. His death Vamc
ns a severe shock te his friends. He
wns in town Inst Friday apparently en
joying the best of hcaltr..
Bern In Alteena, Colonel Cassatt was
educated nt Ilavcrferll College.
Hese Kapldly in Army
she
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLFREED
IN DEATH OF BOY BY AUTO
Machine Di'lven by Madeline Hem
merle Killed Bey, 8
Madeline Ileminerle, seventeen, of
fnmlly is thnt of Martin Pelnsis,
who was dead when taken
spltnl. His widow. Klla,
' Slisnlrlnns IIflinnva.1 -
Stephen, while
I 'i'hij ti itL
, He said 'he wus picking nn a small nl,m Pn,itle
living In the I leneli c.ipitnl as a
, inntieii-pictuie iietur. He wns Intro-
dun d te Mis, Siephciis .it a reeeiitien
The agreement net te build ship- et
war winch iinve .been tlie bus Is of'ef-
fensive operations in the past and the
wis doing Bed ""V."'-;,, ' v ''Js further agreement net te extend fertifl
III. I' 11- UUUnlll' 1 t .4liv t - , t - 111 . , , ...
nl condition. iiik.iis in uie urea wnicli premised te
flic family hud retired last night, nnd. ! be the scene of tlie next hostilities re-
It is thought. left u eas jet burning near j mV(. t10 suspicion jt, ,ic!l tn8
an open window. lien found this ..., ........ ..,,.,. . .
m-vnlng h Mrs. Peter Pokewilh. wife "" , "" ''""' ""vc ninierie regarded
Found Old Weapon While Cleaning
Roem Didn't Knew It Was Leaded
"Loek whnt I found!" exclnlmcd
Mrs. Ilnmnen, 2(V.t) Seuth Muhlfeld
nvcnile. this morning, pl.iytuiiy point
ing n dusty twenty-two caliber revolver
at her husband, Isnnc, nnd pulling the
'-ariaa&w&ffFFSra
ii ii .,ni . r , " i "iiiuiissieiieu flip- i.t inst. .Miss iieininerie iviih nperuiing
wi,ii . ' elT the kitchen dresser I i" Uml "!"",.-,!,"nt "'Mutant gcneuii of an automobile en her wa home from
.fIU,,,.P.. Z TSleA there'ielven "",:S-. ll1'"1' .'" was dlsehn.ged school und in the. machine with, her
" "" ."""'... "-... i ruiuuier
Mrs. Meph.ns ,s nn i.ecempllsl.d - . .........,.., j..,..,. -ii leaili ether.
pianist", and si- iinwi iwetiieveu. ,.,,.,,,,,..,..,....,..,..,, .ns ...,.,,, fl.em
iTiiit i l . .vearn nt i;celn Speciele (WJ, North Flfty-eienth street, a
Mimnire, of .St. Cyr, France. He wns . fourth eni- student nl the West Phlhi-i
nppelnted te a cndetshlp nt the W.'st , dolphin High Scheel fei Girls, wns ne-I
i eint Military Academy by President , quitted of Inveluntnr manslaughter by I
llevelnnd. He graduated from that In-, a jurv before Judge Terry today,
stltutlen with honors June 12. 1S03, The Kirl was elmrged with raulng
...... nn iiiuiii'iiiai eiy commissioned see-1 the death of Charles Lawrence, -Ir
uiiu iieiiienniit anil assigned te the Mnth
Continue!! en I'iibc riflffn. reliinin Twii I the open jet.
BASKETBALL SCORES
Surprised that it should lie in the limine.
shcANcnt te the ccllarway and flourished
It nt the husband, who steed at the
feet of the stairs. Tlie bullet entered
his right tirenst.
T.,.i...,int.. v t in weinnii eniiee ine . ... .. ... . .. ' .
r.,' " , ' ' .,, I c,;,l I n . ".", eiiereii ins services te "help out
.711-1..... .i.v.. ., ,V
mi
net
lier
t service nnd re-enlisting were three oilier high school students,
!'!. he became first lieu- Anne Putt. .'1111 Baee street, Klennnr
O'Brien. 1171 North Flftv -third street,
and Marien Silverweed, (KIT North
Fittv-seventli street.
Witnesses for the Ceminnuwenltli ad
mitted the girl wus epeinting her an -
In March, IS
tenant, nnd In 11)01 enptain in the Thir
teenth t aviilrj . Lnter he was made
colonel in the reserves.
tmring the recent war Colonel Cns-
e'ye I c ""ill: UI' '' railroads in the emergeucy: In mobile ,-nrefull but tlnu the he,.
I I, fc h t Is , MlVf-sti e nt il,,ml nlv t'i!n'('p ,1" w,w """ n who hail already passed Hi. liter of
ft ' 1th Irr flvc 1 ttlp rtJldren .!'J Hl''0 l""1 Vins, " militnr-v a,tache the street going nwn fr-m the path
r home with Her 1UC llttlenildren. te the Amerlcnn Fmbassy nt Londen. of her inacliine. suddenl, dashed hack
U. S. TO DEAL WITH BERLIN
ONLY ON WAR CLAIMS
Ne European Power te Have Voice.
In Settlement, Says White Heuse
Washington. Jan. .Ti. flly A. P.)
'j'he positive stntement wus made at
the White Heuse today that tlie ques
tion if war claims between this Gov
ernment nnd Germnnv would be handled
by n commission through a direct treaty
with Germany.
It was denied that thii country
would take up the question of wnr
claims in u iniMd commission repre
senting the Furepeau countries.
GIRL, 5, DIES FROM GAS
Mether and Brether In Critical
"Big-Feet Kid" Again In Custody. Condition
i-.,f u.-ir Prlnen Shes Luuru Pflcnt. fiv 1.TJ0 Point IlrcezV
UUM w. . . .l!, ,,!... tti Uw 1.tl.,.,lL t-
IWVllUVi Ulvil l"iu, in - .m inuiiifn,
LlUMC. IJl'OOk l'llnn. wlllnll llnmimn ....,1 n ne. ut tl- tif lin ffnt mini frilMl'fl
. ( ----- "' s'viiiiin i iiim niiii -i iii. it , l4iu 4 win in mi pit4t
Lolenel ( a-sntt s home en the denth of The hey died that evening m the West
Philadelphia Homeepntbii
from a fracture of tiie skull.
Hospital
his father, has one of the best -known
iiice irncKs in tins part of the country
Alf.ilis nt Kitate Famous
This niuntry place has been the scene!
of many social and turf gatherings of I
note. inese nirnirs -wen for Colonel ; Chauffeur for Chain Stere President
Dogs us well ns horses were cr, f... " Bread street Accident
verltcs with Colonel Cnssatt. ir.. l.ii.i Fred Spennugle, twent-lie
some niiie-rlliDen pets nt his Chester
brook plnce ns well ns n number of
hounds used in tlie hunt.
Anether of his hobbies wns nmnteur
photography. He spent a great deal of
his tune tnkiiig views in various parts
of the country nnd took gient delight In
developing the films nnd prints. I i,iu
lieme aie some enlarged photegmphs of ! iiugle.
beaut spots near his home, which ,.i The iiccident occurred this afternoon
evidence of skilled work. at Breud street nnd Seuth Pi mi Square.
In club life he wns idenllfii.,1 ;,. ti.t., Hnreh wus i ressing tlie sli.cl when
city with the Country Club, nmi i.i struck b the motorcar. lie wns taken
HOLD AUT0IST WHO HIT MAN
of
Merlen, chauffeur for Siiiium I Iteblu-
son, president of the Amen, .m Stores
Company, was held under S.'un ball this
afternoon in the Central Police Ceuit
te aw nit the result of the injuries ie
cched by Hurry Burch, slNt-nne, U-l'J-.
Fust Nerrls street, who w is knocked
down by un automobile drhen b hpen
Catholic High 13
W. Catholic High . . 10
Friends Select gii Is . 12
Agnes Irwin 13
Qlrnrd College 9
Central High 3
Catholic High 2d. . .10
W. Catholic 2d 7
WoecTuuiy H. girls. . ."
Chestnut Hill 11
Gei mantewn Ac. . . 10
3-1 7
IS 31
M 23
Tiiends S. gills 2d. 5
Agneb Irwin 2d . . .14
Central High 2d . . .11
Gliaid Cel. 2d 0
Lan&tlewne High . . 8
Dniby High e
Nni berth H. girls. .10
ADDITIONAL RACING RESULTS
NEW ORLEANS Fourth Knet Ci.iaa. 13-0, even. 2-3, wen;
Commander McKeeltiu. S-3, 3-5, 1-1. secend: Ashltuul. S-l. 5-2,
even, thlul. Time, 1 11 Bed Leaf. Mnigie, Tunbiel. a-Birdie G .
n-Billy Dunn also inn. a-Cnuplecl, Knebelknmp-Gveeubeig entry.
Ulttenheiise Club.
-..,, , . ., nieilie, uien inuu.v in im- .ui'iimuis
William M lis. Negro known te the , , f , (T,etr, of ,,,, ,
lice as 'Big-Feet Kid. who lives inmnmnK Bs in her horn
He wus nlse a niemlier of the Jeekev tlen is suid
nulcef New Yerk nnd of the Nntlenn'l '
te Jeuersen llespitnl, wlieie
tlen is suid tf he serious.
In-
mil-
rmlfi
at lJ:m Itedmnn street, wns held in the 'wAay
I'entrni I once limn nuun '.""" Willi i
tedii te await the action of the Grand I
Sieepleehusu and Hunt AssecLm t,
I' .1... ..!,. II ---... ,, ,,, ,
'ler
ecu
. -.. uiitner m mother hlneu the
"P nctltln.. ...Ill l... I , .
day "" "" l,u iieaiu in court enl.';
Tnrv mi n cbnrge of larceny
Mrs. Ilurel Plnsslmens, U11U Arch
street, nsseited thnt en Jiiniinry IS
Inst she sent Mills te Brend Street
Station te get a trunk, giving him the
check nnd premising te pay him when
he delivered the baggage. She sns
Mills did net return. In the trunk, she
snh were lur coats and ether garments
worth about $1000.
Mills sn.vs he does net remember
having been sent for tlie trunk.
Mills, when serving n previous term,
came te 'he attention of officials be
cause of his inability te wear prison
shoes. He went around In gumboots or
lubber.
FJCKLE FANCY FIRST
Cops Opening Race at Havana Track
This Afternoon
IliiMina. Cuba. Jan. M. -Fickle
Fnncv wns tlie winner of the opening
,,.,i 'of sit furlongs ut the tt.iek here
.ii . ,.fi...-,wimi The winner paid te
iiiiii-u ii...... ",' ," ,. ........ mm cii. ne wiis'u mem her of ilm
Sunday. Her n.e her, Lauru Pnge . , MnrJillml nuI) of Ih.ltl.iere ,d e
twent -eight, nnd hre Imr Sniuuel , M,...peliini. und Army n , ! Xn "y Clubs
nine, nre in the hospital m a critical , ,- Washington. s
condition.
A leak in n gns innin lnTiiskerl
street, nenr the home, is believed te1
have Heeded the house.
POLICE LIEUTENANT QUITS
Grant J. Marple Served 29 Year3
Without One Black Mark
. Lieutenant Crnnt J. Marple, emer
gency lleutei'dl't of police, today re
signed, te take effect February IN,
after twent -nine enrs of distinguished
service. He will enter business.
Lieutenant Marple, who Is fifty
seven j ears old. lives at .1101) Irving
street He entered the service January
11, ISO.'l, nml wus promoted te Ills pres
ent I auk August II. lOl.'l. His iceerd
is snld by police elhclals te be one of
the best in the force, having no blem
ishes anil Meral citnilens for gallanir
and distinguished service.
Mi. i ullrvlii,.! l,i l.lu ..1.1... ti.
... .............. .,.. .,,., ,, i.icauer
lilackwell .Smith (ussntt: one dnueh.
ter, Mrs. Leis Buchanan Tinner of
this cit ; one sister. Mrs. W. Plun'kett
ii inn- ureiner, Itetiert Clls
icr of the Cussntt Ceiunaiiv
Stewart, urn
i suit, u iiieml
b.inkers, of Philadelphia.
r. i .. " '
oienei fas
satt was divorced from his first wife"
who wns Miss Fmily Phillips. of ,.,:
idty.
Airungeinents for the funeral hnve
nef et been completed.
BANK CASHIER ARRESTED
Accused by President of Conneaut Cenneaut
vllle Institution
Conneautville, Pa., .inn. .It. (By A
P.) diidsen T. Siioegrass, cashier of
the Bnuk of Ceiineuiitllk, which ms-
FIND MISSING PHYSICIAN
Dr. O. H. Fisher Located in Read
ing Hospital
Dr. O. II. Fisher, of Beading, re
ported missing nfter leaving Ids home
te come te tlie I'niverslty Hospital heri
tor mi operation, bus been leuited.
Dr. FNher wus taken ill ai tlie rail
road station In Beading before he bad
an opportunity te tnke the tinln for
Philadelphia and wns taken te.n hospital
in Bending, where he wns found today.
U. S. Steel Earnings $19,612,033
New Yerk. Jnn. HI. B A. P.i
The quill lei lv report of the Fnited
Stnles Steel Corporation, for tie peiied
ending December .'tl, 1021. showed
total earniigs of .SlO.tll'J.O.'l:!, net in
come of Sll.ll-'J.OPJ und ii balance from
undivided surplus of !?.V-.M).i01.
Thine figures compare with total
earnings in Mf.'.us.u.n, pet income et
DISQUE GUILTY OF FIRST-DEGREE MURDER
David Disque waj found guilty of murder in the tiist degree
by a Jury in Judge Pattei son's cem: this afternoon. He was, con
victed of murdering Mis. R.v.ah A. Pan. of 208G Gi unite stieet,
who was robbed and milled en July 15 last The case wvnt te rh
Jury at neon. Disque wnnuJ tu plead guilty of imucler in tne
becend degiee, which would have saved him tiem the eltctiic
chair. The State lefuscd te accept this, plea. The jury.s verdict
meniib that Disque must suttM capital inmishmcut.
FRANCO-SPANISH DEADLOCK OVER TANGIER
MADRID, Jan. 31. Negotiations between Fiance and Sp:C-..
for a new cemmeicial agreemtut an.ni te have come te a deadlock
ever the Tangier question, acceidiug te the Heialde de Mauvid.
A cabinet meeting te discuss the question i& te be lield today.
The cabinet will also fix the date iei militaiy opeiatieus. te be
carried out in Moiecco, with a vn .v te bilngiug the campaiu te
it speedy conclusion.
JUDGE ROGERS HAS A COLD
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1 Jup .Munin niui-itimuuv ii " ""
winner, which wns&rldden b. Jockey
WIImiii, across the wire.
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wnr I rllmlnn W 'I"'1' " 'i""!";"
i Jni Muimi I't. V,l",y--' ft't ..'Tni.li
.lJV?. v... . Mnv When. Autouifttle Heel, t
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Tedays Developments
at National Capital
nt rrt (! iw l lin nn,.,. f,.,,,,, .ii, ,.i.,.i ' eays ncuorie ei niiicss nuvc accn
iKlTrW,leUnr,H,.,r.h, 'ftfc I rlU-uf-f .I.IHIT..S., t in the 'piVu , Greatl Exaggerated
fraudulent misappropriation of partner, nuurter. . l",1, -,,P"L1.'. !,BS. 0)''.. ." -l. I Judge Bogers snld today reports of
ship money nml fruudi.lenc in keeping ."'j; 'I:". , ,r. ,7, 'V ;?rr, J, 't J' " ! his illness bine been greatly exngger-
!! Te!. "u' .raiSln.'t,'!'" W!terrmi in "toil. He bus cold, but otherwise Is
of tlie Crawford County Grund Jun ,m'S nm.;t.iu.ii. wus reported. in tiptop conuuien. no saiu.
Following upon thu clesun, .,f'ti. " The report gullied currency
'
fenlliiurd en l'ace gjp' C'luin One
Walker D. Hlnes told the Inter
stute Commerce Commission that mil mil
read earnings nre tee low te admit of
general rate reductions.
Senater Kcn.uin, of Iowa, nnmed
by President Hurdlng te be United
Stntea Circuit Judge.
i
uniiu or ionueuuivi(ie two concerns in
this city today closed their doers anil
aiiueiiuccd the appointment of icceiv
erslilps. They ure the Siinplev Mnnn
fncturing Company, makers of automo
bile bodies, and the Walter J. Pees
Company, dealeis In farm Implements
und furm accessories.
BIG ORE DOCK BURNS
Princess Matolka Returns te N. Y
New Yerk, Jan. .'tl. (By A. P.
The steanislnii Tiineess Muteikn, which
wns disabled at sea Sunduy during the
heavy gule, passed into qiinmiitluu to
day under her own power. She wus
100 miles off the const en her wny te
Danzig when her rudder broke,
dn because of his aliseiue from Cit
Hall. There was no session of his
ceuit u. the iiilendar, and lie decided te
remain home for tlie day.
tiik .ten iev am: looking nm may
Iki round In th llvlp Wantd columns en
pa be 21 lrti
Great Northern Plant at Allouez,
Wis., Destroyed Less $2,000,000
Superior, U., Jun .'11. B A. P.)
A spectacular tire ut the Great Net th
em ere dm k Nn - lit Allouez, a siibuili,
which for n tune threatened ether .in,
. decks, was oieught under control mil
ester- today through combined efforts .,f Su.
perler firemen und u ure from Du.
liitli. The less mnv reach SI'.OUU.UOO.
Tlie lire started last night finm an
unknown cnuse. The deck wus of weed
construction und burned rupidh. Se
intense wus the hent that ice in Luke
j The pact which provides for the dii dii
eusien of dsnited questions among the
j great nations will prevent smnll sources
I of iiiternntinnnl Irritiitien from becom
ing unduly Important. Wnrs in the
pa-t hnve sprung from international
suspicion nnd distrust which finnies up
ever some dispute which is itself in the
beginning miner und capable of settle
ment. I'nder the urrahcements reached nn
one of the great Powers will feel thnt
' any ether great Power is building ships.
arming or fort if ing ngainst itself. Had
Furepe pisesi.ii some such nssiirnnce
as this In the eiirs preieding 1P14 the
great wnr might have been averted. At
i any inte, se far ns the cuuses of war
'are understood at the present moment,
the agreements rencheil here deal with
I them mere ndenuntelv thnn they have
'ever been denlt with m the past. In that
I sense the Cnnferenie murks n new era
! in weild history.
j ' Snbmariifes Net Oflenshe
1 And this I suid diplte the failure te
ire.Kh nn agreement limiting suhmnrines
and niririift. tlie se-called pew in-
struniMits ,if warfare. Se far ns can
he -een new. neither submarines nor nir
ernfi are offensive weapons as nnieng
tin' great Powers.
The nin be ns between powers lying
close together like these of Furepe. The
submarine or the airplane In the hands
of any ether Furnpenu Power may hn
nn offensive weapon 'iiriinst Fugland,
lut as between Fnglui'il nnd I lie Fnited
States or tlie Fnited States nnd Japan
t!ic nre net new offensive wenpens.
That is te se, it s difln-iilt te con cen
cie of nny one of tb,.e Powers il-i-lnnng
wnrupen the ..t Ii.m n the bnsls
of a superierit in Mibm-iiine or planes
is nnv one of them might have In the
inist mi the basis of -uperiei it; m capi
ta' ships.
Mil' li will be made in the Senate de
Imle of the price which (be Fnited
States has paid te bring ulemt the end
of wnriike (ompetltlep anienK the great
Powers and n relief from tin; Mispicien
and liestillt of the pn-t.
" I'. S. Sacrillcw .Most
She has paid tnenvthnn either Kng
h,nd or .Inpiui.ilt Is ins te preve thnt
both gain mere thnn tins country does
by tl e' limitation of iiinul urmanient
end tlie muintetinnce of the status quo
regarding tort llicat Ions In the Pnclfic.
I think (his wns inevitable. Whenever
the tiiulntennnce of thu status quo is
adopted, the rlbing Power makes the
sacrifices. The established Powers are
the gJlneis. The Fnited States is ,
ilsing Power In thn Pacific, for the first
tune leull) turning her attention there
tcneiisl. Gient Iti it ui it und Japan ure
isiuhiished Powers in these wuters.
The potent lullties of Fnited Htutt
luiillniiisl un I'use rilirni, Culninn t)mt
Superior wns melted for a considerable ''f'y.'Vf Ji'V V? W'!?':'' v!,u "
lUtiiMcn nl ui H. ..,,!.. '" loeklnit for la In tha ler Hale column te-
instance aueut tlie structure. rty He page 23 ami 21. .dv,
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