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SENATORS MODIFY
ALLIED DEBT BILL
t13 Republicans Belt Leaders!
Policy Help te Restrict
Power of Commission
FIRST MATERIAL CHANGE
Uy (lie AseclnIel I'ri-ns
WnsliliiRlen, '" M. inevisliin
In th Allied I'cet urimmnis inn.
tvMch would linvc slvrn llie prope-oil
Dflit C(Uitnilf.lnn nutherlly te "ntljur-t
ami ettle nil claim') the I'liltr-d Stntcs
hue or hrrrnftcr may have ngnlnst nny
' foreign devcriinirnt," wen Ftrlr-lvcn nut
May b.v tlir Senate.
' L.. . if.. r.,. .linitnn in I.a itimln
THIS n IIM' IIIHI "' '' " " I
In the bill ever Dip nliiw-llnn or Up
...Mii.nn lender. TIip vetp was .) te"
fa thirteen Itrpubllrniin jeliiinij with
the wlltl minority In Hiipimrtltin Uic
(imenilmpnt, which wan offered by Sen Sen
aeor Walnli. Democrat, Mentana.
ThP author of the amendment jib
ffrted. and Senators agreed, thnt under
the Intutunge f thlH prevision the coin cein coin
mlMeii penld proceed te nettle niid ne-
. eAiinritleu fYvt- nil rlnlnm Hint- flip
II Halted States, might Imp against the
? (irrman Government. Ihclmlhifr the
claim Brining out or. tuc tnnnneimncc ei
the American trre'ps en the Ithlnc.
Without a re'eerd vote thp Henate ac
cepted an amendment by Senater Wnlnh
which would require (lie commission te
.wml te the .Senate fer1 Its information
ceplci of nil ncreeniPiitd nnd I'entrnclH
filtered Inte with the debtor tmtleiiH.
ConKresslenal approval of (lie agree
mentH would net bp required.
AIke without n record vote thp Sen
die nrreplcd nn amendment by Senater
Mi-Cumber. In plinrjcp of (Iip bill, which
would provlile that when t In oblicn eblicn oblicn
tlenK of any Government hap been le
funiled or converted the nutherlly of
'the debt romiuifslen ever such refunded
or converted obligation! nlinll ccusp.
Anether effort te limit the authority
of the commission te defer interest pny
ments en the foreign debt fnlled. An
nmendnient by Senater Slmmntm, Dem
ocrat, North f'nrellnn. which would
hare provided that interest payments
entild net be postponed for mere than
three jenrs without the consent of f'on f'en
re"'. was rejected h.v the Senate, '11
te J7
l'eiir Kcpub1leans--.Jehii.Min. l.ndd.
I,a Fellrtie and Xerrls joined with tlic
elid Democrat'- iiiirteiitv in Mippnrl
Ing the nmcndineiit. The vote enme
nueeii minute nuer ine rsetinte con
unci! Ti'l no dlwusslmi preceded it.
led it.
Sen-Hep Simmons offered hN Mildlers
bonus nmendment, bill Inter withdrew II
at the request of Kennter XnrrN, who
tsked that consideration be deferred un
til nfter the Senate bad acted en hw
mliKtitutp bill proposing te autnorizi autnerizi
the Secretiiry of the Trcnur,v te refund
the foreign debt tinder conditions nnd
tenns laid down by the existing I.lherlv
Lean acts.
The Sennte Inter rejected without a
mll-cnll an niuendment by Senater
fflilelds, Tennessee, prohibiting further
leans te foreign Governments under mi -tlieril.v
of the Liberty-Lean nets with
out the expressed authorization of
Coup CCS,
Arms Conference
tilias in success
Oenllmifil from
I'ntr Oni-
thp I'aeifip are clven no
fiipremncv in
miner me siaius, quo aRrecment. Japan
is left in an unnssallnhlc position as
virtual master of thp Western r'nclfie.
Only a combination of (Jrcat Brilain
nd the Cnited States nRainst her
eenhl sprieusly threaten her home.
Hut for Ihe 1'nlted States te Imlld
for thU supremacy meant sooner nr later
clash in the I'n.t. The country In
(ilrxteil in the Inst session of Cni'ir-n.u
that it wns firmly ncafnst a career n'f !
nanl oTpauslen se that what the Vniicd I
males nns sacr nce.i is semeililnir wliicli
...r ,,,,,- , nt-ti-r iinvp niiiiiei-ixeii
rutin, nuer i ieiir and uniiRpreus ciln-
"' '", "m""r7" iiuuiiien. -rnr
conferees Imvp pad a nr ce te end i hr
.,, ..,:..! i i in.. i . ..'"
uiiii-iimi nun hum nn v ei jjreni
nnt miii.
and tlie country is likely te held what
ens licen accomplished worth tlie price.
The Par Kastern settleineiit produce
no nidi cenclusivp results as does (lie
nanl i , inference. Immediate aceoin aceein
plithments have been few. the weakne-s
ef China being responsible, lint the
Conference furnishes nn pnniPit of what
may he expected In that ipinrter of the
erhl
The Shantung settlement has hecn
the test It is ii compromise. China has
cot better terms than seemed possible
nn time since it was dei idi
at
inns ie icae Japan fn-e le
Shantung le her as she saw tit
iclurn
Japan steadily jieldpil, iir slie thresh.
d out the Issue under the ees of
the 1'nlted States and fSreat liiilain.
it is impossible le pstlmate here the
impertancp of the held slip retains upon
1rn,l,w,1 through .fnpaiipsp epi rating
elfielnlH and through the somewhat in
iltfinltc conditions of pajnient for tin
Ine by Chinn. Hut whatpypr it is. It K
s thai, (.he htreve all along te main
tain. The Shantung settlement gucs the
clue te the futnie. Japan will hmc te
;rry en her iclntiens with China under
the eves of Westcrn Powers whose
irimiltthln sue L-rentlv desire ,.. ,..!.,,,
'AGREE ON SHANTUNG;
HARDING PLEASED
Wasliiin-te,,, Jan. .".!. flh A P i
.'Weh gratlfipatien mat the Shunning
eoatree.-sy had been settled was ex-
ressfij today at the White Meuse,
fiif".'! nn,ln,, "l,l(1 President Harding
.i . ""' "Rreement reached was one
"i the important necempiisiimenl-i of the
uaMiincten negntlatieiiH.
fir,, n- llUl IImlKP comment was tlie
ii.ii ""eM expression centirmlug for
na iy that thp Japanpsp mid ChineM
na reached a complete aecerd. althetigli
.. d . " R'"'""""".' indicated that llic
. , , : "iiimiii,
Administration enieluls would net
HrS'! ",,",n, t,M' I,l,rt Mr- Hn'diiig
tmtclf had taken In the final stage f
" ""tiatien. snyliij meielv that the
v.. ',"' U,1S mueli grntltled and felt
"(. uie country ,..., ...i
nn. ... ---.- ... r,. ... ,u, nun iih,i
"..,.,.. wi, ,,,p
Washington
swiiiiTencp Wnuld w
enunllv clnd m
; unit the Inn
""'I been settled
standing coin ret cisy
T, .. , .. "
would ,,,""". '""' "' "aiding
Ikl H ' ,,M,lle 1 f"nu"1 MBtrmeiii mi
mlrt?ute. "' "'."JTent time, but
that
m.ir.""": n,y wnmtc
PSpiPHSlell le
ivWu i'r American de ega
n-s" i ?.nni1 Phlnpsp tegptu-r.
"uiuith Of tie Amnrl
delegation
e bring tin-
tin
fn. .... " "-h--'evr.
U(d ... i"8 '"iiiuiuiiupie was I
Janannsn' ",,0 n,or'"C essien of
the
"Tib h V'l.V, T.'?'".: ....
line ,i ..""" r,,ins or the (hi-
il ," un Ml IMP P Oen aj
"iifcima
ether
rut i
-In Tli .?Hi
fii idin?uriKr" tlrafUiiB T,e n c t
i Rtljeurncd nt, iu o'clock."
W HhantutiB quehtlen w eh he 1 t le nrllw in Hie tor.i.utien of lie Lull;
'atl-Amer en it..... ..'.. .."'" Hi I'". ,, s;,.,..i i-. 1.111-ntieii and was I
?OMk II. . nm-X" """l"f '" 'V",,,;,. ' f ihe'svl.dlcate that ccct
'-'llllll liniMI'flt' nn.l . . .. . a Iliillll llllll Illll'CII'l Ml -...- - .-a -..-
- -- iiiiiiiii fill (till I II I II 111 111! at n -1 . . . -
"LOVE NEST"
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This Is (lie rettiisr In Itldley I'arlt ulieip Aintslnsp . Vonsiatshev-
ensiatshy. huiiiMe werher In Hnldwlu plant, wjll lle after Ills mar-
rinse Saturday te ."Mrs. Alarlnn It. Stephens, ClihaRe divorcee, and
heiress te Sto.eoo.ooo
Baldwin Worker !
te Wed Heiress
(mttlmifsl from Purr On
Liszt nnd Chepin l.i
me.
I fell 1
love with Iter nl enic."
Mersplmrl, tides n tin. Cluuiips
KIjspp nnd iln Jtels du IIouIeriiu fol fel
low pi), and the lmudeim Pel,. ,mld
court te Hi,' hrlri'ss ilirtl. tlio-e hrlsk
canters.
Their petivpi-Millnim often turned en
jhis ppcriences with Hip Uusslnn while
jiinnk's, pxenririK ph mm related in
ju book. "The iHary of a srenaivhlst."
fpubllslicl nl I'm is In the Kus-lnu lan
IKUnge. 1 Copies r this lin(pk icached IVtre-
jcrnd nnd Moscow, wneie Lriilue unci
Trotsky ml,., licit, the lim-ninn C.nrs
once reisned. Itrlstllnc with hatred of
the IiNiieiss. the. hook u.is nn,.
Scribed hj the Soviet. Mrs. Stephens
nn-. me nin. r.nuiisn iransiatien. i
1 Veiislat!.k and Mrs. Sjcilietis ,11, net I
(become ciimiscd durllis these iwhij;j
Paris ,lnjs, h,lt the jeunc uinu tedin I
'hinted that s,0 Knessed hK le and le't ,
him knew .she was crentlj inleiesied in
I him. ,!ul. ::. 1!)21. he eame l this I
i-iniiiir,r, up mho. wun a Iciiei' or m
I troduetien te Samuel II. Vnuclaln,
'niepldeiit of Ihe it.tldwln I.oieinnthc
i erks.
Hut ensialsky let Ihe dictates of his
heart override his amhltieu apparcntU.
for Insli-ad of preseiitin-: the letter at
once he went te Thouipse'ivlllc, Conn..
where Mrs. Htephens has an estate. I
She was there with her mother. After
a brief stay there as a guest iIipj he-i
rami. MijjRRP.1. he Willi.
......... ,.. .......... ., .... h ,
" " i''e said
.iihi.iii in nn- iniTii iirniodex lailll.
'in tirennrfif inn fur
the wedding Saturihi. He mid he will
Ke te .New lnrlc Mi t unlay mernlnc an
meet his hride-te-he there.
VenJatskj later presented his letter
of introduction te Mr. nuclaln. who
Rave him a job a nppretit i e. lip has
been at the lMriytene plant live weeks
and beaids nt the V. M. C. A. in
Chester. lie hopes tin- Itnliluln cmn
liauj ecnlually will send him te Jlussia
as Its representathe.
Vensintshj said he washein tn War
saw, tin- son of the chief of Ri-tidur-merin
who wns hilled in 11)10 duriiiR a
Polish insurrection
Altendcd Alllllarj Sclin.il
JIe Klid he intended a milllnri
school I
, Wiisaw in m I'.H
win n he joined i
Korniloff's fei.c nnd late, fensht
111- i
r,cr ,0 banner of etiiei :.rl-lx.l
i ,.. ,.i
M'l'.st
iii.Hii
incliieninli.', the Miung nian men- i inclined in tin- belief t h:i l the shock i
tiened that Ills great -great -grandfather. I might hae taken pl.ice in . SeiiIIipip
although a Pele, had sided with the ' Colombia or Northern llcu.idei Seme
Itusslnns dtirliv; one of the patriotic thought It might hiiw-'hccn at se.i. At i
outbursts of tin- Polish people. As n Ml usciim. it was sm.I iM shei I, was.
leward Czar Nichols I, he s.llil, giuc the mesl s,.cie ri-Mided sin,.,, n .seis
his ancestor an estiile" nl Vitebsk and a lueir.iph was luMallcd in l!l-' !
patent of neblllt.N.
The jeung man. who like Othelle, i
wooed 1-ls bride witli laic- of ' Heed and
held," is an ardent unman hist and be
liecs C'.mJHii will be established once
nieri- ill Itus'iii. Hr hopes muup ilti, te'
gain the Viteb-k estate which the
lielshevists con iii.cn ted n ml there" 1
the life of a ceunlii gciuleituni with his i
Ameitcaii biiile.
I.lhe Mini at Chester . M. ('.
An engaging wnid pliluie of Von Ven
sintskv was paliiti-d by Dlsen W. Shef
lield. gem rai sieri-tui of the Cheli-r
V .M X. A
"A woman, well dicssed. of verj at
trndhp perualiiy and giving evidence
of lelineinenl and ciilliiie engaged tin
loom li'le ler 'eiisialsi, last IV' i tu
ber," Mr. Sin (held Mild Picstim.iM)
the woman was Mis, Siephciis.
"I talked te her, ' Shi'lIMd went mi.
"and she told me ln- vwis pr mi-i h
Inlcresteil iii the wiling man. Sin
siic met lilm l-i I'm I -. eiisiiitskt
here lk-cembei J I and lias ll.
siuie. although he made a few
tilpst,ip mk lie was never
mere ibini two or three da.vs
"Vensiiiiskj is a icgiilnr Adem
ninih- a wonderful iin'iies,m en il.
lien- lie is s1N n, i (ail.
slieuhlcicd mid would be singin
a crowd for I ' i i-rriage and Is m
e i-n I . i.i t leilhl lie ,.Ilcil a
inlxcr. lie sin m Ills loe'ns nights
with liis books, lie is jiprfciiiug In in -self
in Knglish. and also is Inteie-ted in
i heniislij ."
I.heil en "field Coast"
Mrs Sienhens lermerlv lived en I
ciige's fiimeus (ield Coast ami In the
most exclusive hotels of tli.il nl. where
Cleat wealth commanded the last wen!
in luxurious M-rvlcp.
Sin- was man u-d in UH'-i '' 1'Cd 1'Cd
uieud SlcphciH. a lawjei and once
known as Ihe handsomest nian in Chi
cago. Tin- wi-ddlns wns a brilliant
sedal event.
Ill Apiil. P'lS, when the Stephens
weie divened the husb.iiul s'lid ills
i old aieM- between tlu-.n because of
ids wilt's loving natuie. a general ni-
..i.iiiit in sculp down ii home am
Inn ever-incieaslug ciigcrni-s le travel
The f.imilv tiee of .Mi- aniline
Puliiaiu Iteain, Mr- Sicplicns' metlier.
an lie tiaeed back ihnuisli Ainerir.iii
iiUi.ei te nieneer tinn Nerman It.
lleiiin! her father, si i veil under
Ihni llnilcr. (iiant and ether com
mnnilers ill the P.lgllO Hflh PPIIUS)
I vauiil Volunteers dllinia the Ivil
Mr. team was one et nil- eruiiuui-n-
of the Natlnmil UImiiii i einp.inv
Mil
I,
r-!
el
...n.. ..... ..i.u.i i ii- nlniiis. tat null h am
lltler puhlle ntllltleu. At Ills death I
wnrrnl J.e;,rs hre he I left .in ei-late re
ported aa reaching .flOO.OOO.OOO.
M.i...i... . (I me .ni iimiii i .r. ,
FOR HEIRESS
Great Earthquake
Shocks Recorded
( nnlliiiiril rriiin I'.icr lli.r
U i kllv it. Vl....t ntni l....t i .
I t. ,ii n,niiiiitr, 'H-,., HMOI'lCf) Sne.S
innliiK nt "clti nYe,.; n ml r(ii- I
tinning until 7 nr, oMeeh. The
heaviest shechs wen- from .":1M le ri:i!l
e'lbick. It was emiinntpil the s,),.(S
piunnnlPil "Of) tni'is southeast of'
Spokane.
A xlbrnllen of 1'... nillllineters In the,
earth at that point was indicated h. the I
ciirtliqimkp recording inachiucs at life
I'lllversllj of CnlKertiln. at liciheley,
whete it was snlil ihe center of the
dlMiirbniice prolmeh ivni no miles
north ward nnd en the fleer of llm ocean.
Catnhrldgp. .'Mass.. .ran. .'!!.- ( l! A.
P. ) The cnrthun'tc in-tinted hi all
parts of the Culled St-id-s today proh preh
ablj eei-uri-pil under th,. I'acllic (heaii
rIT the coast of Washington or Oiegen.
t was. said after miigh icckening ,u
HaiMird I'iilvprsil i.da. Tl),- uni-ei-sh's
sejMnegrnpliie station was put
out of commission ieiiiinnirilv h ihe
violence of the shock
Chlcace, .Ian. .'M.-tltv ,. Il An
u.ni-i.iiH -1'ifii' enilli'iiiiiKe was re
l forded en the scisninzr.ijih Mt t),P yn.
! versily of CliicaRe this hieiiiIik;. Tlie
nisi. wne was receuled at 7 iL'U A. M..
ami u was lollewed by another nt 7 :.):
;:-:V' '''he dlstam-p was nppniimaleh
lilill miles from Chlcase.
Denier. .Ian. .'il (r? " 'h.
seismograph at llcis Celle-'e here le
day registered the most M."or,. earth
.make reee. del in the I.-t tifte, ,, lears
in. iiiuimi; in r .inter i ercstnll
'I'hr
(Ii'luilmncp
wis esiiinatci ,i he nnir.e. .
imntclj I ,"(() miles muiiIi of I)cner.
'Hie 'dinck was een ?re.itcr than that
icglstercd here a I the lime of thp tjnn
I uinclxe cartliipnil.e
Ncli Yerk, Jan. ."!!. i It A. I
. l-
neoiegiMs in .New -ierk seeking le le
cate the i-arthiiuaki- which teihn.sh.ii
teii.
seismei'ninhs in iiirimiu ,,.r..i .. ,
the t uileil States
. .-. '"' t
estimated that the!
-iii-cK eriRinaii-ii nienj; the west const
of Seuth AmerliM, snmew here hetwecn
the I'liiiuma Cannl Zene and Kcunder.
While nunc of ihe scientists claimed
dpunilelj te have lerated ihe sin.n-,.
of the hheik. )r. ('Iiesler A l!,....l
-iiM'rM'r in i (air:
of Ihe M-iMiiugr.lpl. ill
tlie Amei-i, an .Miim-mih nl" 'uim,..i mu-
lery. ciiesM'il the bell, f ili.it ,1... ......L..
eeiiirreil seiiipwheie In the icirl.in ..I 1 1.
I'll liiim.i c.nial
I Anlhnl'ltli s !i 1 mdliiini 1 ,iu...
U
I In- main sliei k was iccnnlcil
Ml
1 eriliiam nt s :::s A. M At HI e"i lock,
when the n-i-enl from the seismnsiaph
whs i (moved, sonic vibrations were being
lei erded.
Appan-ntl.v leutr.iillcting the thcerj
of scientists that the slim k was leiatci!
mg UK- west riiast cl Seuth America
'aim- aiiueiini eiiu-ui fieui ihe All
tnerica cables l hat no inlei niptbn-.
Ii.ul been icpeitcil en its cibbw ,..
lending from Ncv. ,nk le Cuba,
ihieiigh Colen, devMi the 'ci (eas "
Seuth America te Valparaiso ami San San
ti.ige, Chile: a, less i he Andes in linenes
Aiies .Hid up the cist ( nasi ,if Seuth
nierli a le Kle de Janeiro.
Tin- cempanv's West i east aii,
vvcie broken thru- weeki age by ai.
i arthiUiike between I'cin and lipilipn ,
Chile, due lu i-al, nlie.iilv lias been n.
paind and a ship i new ai sen ic
palling another
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Froth S6, 800 te $12,000 P ' Wteft
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THEATRE VICTIMS
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First Funerals Held, While Au
thorities Push Probes
of Disaster
DEATH LIST NOW IS 97
H.v (he Aswrlatcil Tress
Washington, .fan. Hi. Nlnel -seven
persons, according te n 11 mil nnd of ef
flelnl list Issued today by the District
of Columbia authorities. lest their lives
In the cyllapsp Saturday night of the
Knlckerliecker Theatre. 'Additions te
the list, It wits said, would result from i
thp fatal termlnntien of Injuries sUf.
fered hj ether victim".
While Ihe city began burial of its
dend today. I)inct et Columbia au
thorities pushed their Investigation of
the disaster.
Action en the revolution of the Sen
ate hj Senater Capper, of Kansas, pro
filing for an investigation h.v that ImmI
of the disaster preb-ibly will be h
layed n dnv or two. The resolution Ims
been reported favorably by the Settn'e
Audits and Control CeiiimlttrP. bul hum
bp referred te thp District of Columbia
committee before It Is callpil up en the
fleer.
Members of the District of Celumliia
cemmitter, it was stilled, desire te miike
a survey of ceiitemplatPil action hj Hie
district atithetities before supMirtiim
the Capper inquir.
(!' Still In Hospitals
Of thn (t ,,f imt injured, slxij-twe
remained in hospitals today, with a
ileren reneiied In critical condition I
If. Shaiighues.s.v. Second Assistant
Postmaster General, although Ini'lmh-d
nmeiiR these
was said te be still show
Inc Inuirexemeiit tedin
In addition te an exhntistivp lim lim
ligatien of Ihe dl-mMer being prpse,
by the District of Columbia Commis
sioners, Ihe Federal (irnnil .lury. whh-li
visited the scene of the cntastrephe cs
terday as the first step in ItH inves inves
tlRtitien, wns ready today te call the
first witness in Its efforts te llx the
ldame.
Tin- Corener's jury investigating the
cause of the deaths has icpicsled Ihe
War Department te assign arm en
gineers te make a study of the struc
ture of tin- met ion-picture llwalre
which was wrecked when Its snnw-lad'-n
reef enved in en hundreds in the audi
ence below.
Plan le Haze Walls
Preparations te rae (lie walls of the
theatre were under way today. Ihe
search of the ruins for xictlms bnvlnR i
been completed esterday. i
' Oelnnel Cliarlcs Keller, PiiRlncer
commissioner of the District, held the
opinion tedaj. after n personal survey
J of the wrechiiRP. that thp collapse of the
I reef was caused by a defect in ma
t( rial nnd net by n fault of desiRii.
HtillilitiR Commissioner Healy also lc
I lleved thnt plans fdr thp. reef were
prattical and sound.
, Up nid It was of the truss type of
i construction and a standard desiRii uspd
I te (ever a larRe expanse of Interior
when- II Is desired te avoid the use of
I Birders and columns as supports. Vir
tually nil of ihe larger motion-picture
houses uve the same design, he said.
Reductions in the deatli list, which
thp police tedaj believed would he final,
1 resulted from the tentative elimination
of names for which tin- police have been
'unable te tint I any addresses. Then
arc, moreover, no unlilentilii-d bodies
which might ui count for these, and a
careful check of hospitals and uudertnk
'tng establishment lind failed le ptub-
il-h any
vlctims or these names.
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Titey ere i. .. muisii, uissu. i..
lllsn, Mr. aim .urs. nusscn .nam
Albert Maker. Pnuliis l.niuby, . M.
Crawfenl and P. II. Hull. In addi
tion le these. Miss (iertruik- Taj ler. of
Washington, was found te have Ix-pu
reported dead l pirer, uml Krncste
Naticlln. who was miiei, was leutii
iln lime liei n listed niraln lis Inesl
i'Miirtellc
'MOVIE' CRASH ENDS
ROMANCE OF PHILA.
FU n Stuff Cerrrtntih nt
1 .Isllill ilcil, .ll'll. .". 1. ''lie cnll.li'-e
.of tl-e K nickel lux kpr Tlie.itn- reef (ar
il led in its lie.ivv human loll the l'fe of
.Ii. ll.ui C. McKenny. thiit.v. ferinc-i.v
'of Iticliiniiud. Vn., it ii 1 hllL'lited a mi
ii, in i- iluM sprang up 'ii Philadplphin
iietuhs ii,'e, and that was sunn te n
suli in a wedding.
'edni Mr. McKcnnei s ham ee. Miss
Catlicrlne Coilliellj, diiii'litPi- of Mrs.
iihii- M. Ilanillten, ,"H." Pin,, street,
i i -l Pblliidelphia, iicceiiipaulcd bv
Mi mil .Mrs. Ilnmilteu, wiih Ci, rlien
Milxcnnev. n brother of the dead man,
niicnitcii ins inncrni in ieicihiu in
Mr. MeKenin . who was einplejcd bv
tie I'uil'-d States Sh'pplus Heard", lived
1 1 Ii ii half a block of tin- Kim ki-r-leu
kcr. I til 1 I'e h'ld never been there
mull S-iluiilny ulyhi. Me had alvav-i
gene 'te aueihci l Ileal re in tlie dew n
t ivmi ilisirbl. 'ind enl.v ihe hcav.v wind
ml snow paiiM-il 1 tin te diep in at ihe
Kuii keilieckcr.
I
BURIED IN CAPITA
1
20.19 Market Street 1 Ct .
mmilim
Yolanda Net Ennaaed te Beris
rnrh, .Inn. JU. (Hy A. IV)He IV)He
lierts which liavn been in circulation
abroad of the piiRngcment of l'rlncess
Velanda, uf Itnly, nnd King Ilerls. of
Ilulgarln. were dpnletl In Iteme today,
says n Harls dlspntPh this nftorneon
from thp Itnllan capital.
Six Dead In Mine Explosion
I'lnevlllc, Ky .Inn. :tl. llty A
P.) The dentil loll of the explosion
Inst nlzht !n the Lnyinan-Cnllewny
Cempnny'rt inlit" nt Layman, near here,
today reachpil six, when the bodies of
the two entombed men, Jehn Martin
tint! his son. Jnine Martin, were found
hy rescuers.
cQhe
RESTAURANT AND COFFEE SHOP
I9IJ1AHD CHESTNUT STS
CAFE L'AKjLOAJ
"Back te Pre-War Prices"
L'AIGLON
Full Course Dinner
(cii.wnr, in iirvf daily
52.50
KIIVKI i
ltIV ni'.HT.M ItWT
"IMIM HI TO HUHir
tj lllnnrr llnerri
Dlnnfr Dnni-ra. 7 In !l
Ne I ertr t Imrcp
64EmiUTrPPTEENTH'
-aU33NE
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13,722 TONS
OF
EMPTY SHELLS
with copper bands, lead discs and brass base covers
OFFERED FOR SALE BY SEALED BID
Closing Noen, February 7, 1922
3.23."..': 1C rimily
mm. IiIeIi ripleilrr
luiiMisiinc or iippruimuieiy me (oneinci
sTI'.l'.l. MIKI.I. IIODV . iipprex. wclcht 0.24 II,..
lll-l-KIt HAM! . .Id lb
i.i:ai) disc iiitAh.s msi: " .us ib.
IN 5
Bids will be
received en entire
any one (et.
Bids mail be received before neon, February 7.
I.ei Nn.
let Ne.
Let Ne.
let Ne.
I.nt Ne.
11'1;N1J,N OKUNANCi: UKMIHXr, DKI'OT. rcnnlman. V
Aniinix. UUU.tiSR plrirnt iiiipriix, ul. 2,01,0 creis ten.
2 ANA nil. OltnVWTi: ItKsriUK. DKI'OT. Ilnmmonten. X. 4
iire. 0l2.ll(i:t iiIitchi iipnrex, 3,7e irress ten".
3 MUlKiAN (il'.NKIlAI. (IKItNAMi: DKI'OT. S(mtli Amber N J
Ximriix. (1311. .13(1 ulcers: uiiprex. 3,A37 crnm ten..
4 MdlK.AN (.I.M.KAI. OIIDNANCK DKI'OT. Seuth Ambex. N J
liire. (13II.U.1H nlrns. pre. 2,nj7 urn.s tens.
n .MUlKiAN . i:Kltl, OIIDNANC'K DKI'OT. Seuth Ambey. N J
Aiiru. 030,0.10 plnrsi iipprev. 2,027 cres. Ions. '
TERMS
Ml PUIS lllljl,' I' 'ii rprinp iirnvmni en n
plhllll mu i i, .in. s L.,i.iiiini. r
lit Invited.
All Mil must !" ncc ompnnleil l .Irpeult
Hones Ht pivr " ui- .(mall ti 10 prr cent of
The Uevcrinncnt n-scrM-n in r.i, it te ifj.
Cnmpl'te rrnii nl of hi sIiiIIh u,i Ii
Juvh nfter u.in.
Fer I'iicular I'mpeiul t)tni
Chairman, Philadelphia District Ordnance Salvage Beard
Franhferd Arsenal, Philadelphia
W nERARTMENT
ORDNANCE SALVAGE BOARD
M 1
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ays like these
8 w
everjeiu' should be doubly careful te
Kiiard ajrainst sickness. A geed het cup of
the delicious Asce Coffee with your break
fast will start you off glowing inside and
out, and build up your bodily resistance
te the ills that invariably come with
weather like this.
Am'e Coffee is a combination of high
grade coffees, sold at a low price because
of the many economies effected by our
Produeer-te-Consumer Plan.
ayiv
You'll taste the difference!"
Sold only in Asce Slereh located all ever IMiila. and through
out Pcnnsjlvimin, New Jer.se.v, Delaware and Maryland.
.K.V!.-4...x. .
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ASCO
.W.WJV..jvS,,,,,
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SALESMAN
OR
SOLICITOR
Enorgetic man of geed
personality and wide
buslness experience i n
specialty salesmanship
and soliciting newspaper
advertising, desires
changd. Excellent refer
ences from present em
ployers. Bex B 102, Public Ledgor
J
PURE
li
FRESHPA1
velieve
Name and Fame
The Kuehnle name lias steed
for theutmest in painting serv
ice for many years; today it
also represents highest quality
and greatest valu'e in PAINTS
FOR EVERY PAINTING
PURPOSE.
"Save the Surface"
Kuehnle
PAINT&PAINTJNG
Vine & 17th. Sis.
srnucE$C7 RAce779
lirll. nicrtsallnr 13.732 iron turn ud
LOTS
quantity or en total anteanl m
OF SALE
epnc-nviun Una n"OPeifi I must
l inured
tu llllll, 11, i SlIKI.l.t.
fertinfd ctietl, . - V H
letnl Htneunt I I
impaction
CIevernmnt
- ci nnv or all 1IJ
rnuned of sue t'u l drtcrj, wlth.n nn
'
tletalls, write
'elcniauh. tn
ASCO I
NT
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Coffee
25?
..ASCOpI
75 WIRES YOUR HOME
7 Reems (Switch in Every Roem)
Dittinctive Flxturtt
B, T. KYLE & CO.
rn.
2403
i3e v. ma nr.
TKnJtH
I'lirk
JJffO
53:
OPENING
Wednesday, February First
1231 Arch Street
It will be the new home of the
Largest Pel Shep in the World
At our new store there will be every opportunity te present at
tractively nnd te the advantages of our patrons our immense stock of
DOGS, BIRDS, GOLDFISH AND POULTKV
INCUBATORS AND BROODERS
Ti10.,,c,id amI Third Fl00rs wiH 1p !cveted te a Baby Cluck Hatchery
of 100,000-cgg capucity, operated the "Buckeye" way. Chix will be
sold at wholesale nnd retail and shipped anywhere in the United Slates.
First let of Chicks will he ready for delivery
March 15th. Send for circular and prices.
We extend a cordial invitation tn visit our new store.
CUGLEY & MULLEN CO.
NOW AT 1229 MARKET ST.
These Leng Winter Nights
Comfert and cezincss in the
home are provided by Incandescent
Gas Light; clear, mellow, restful.
Te get the most enjoyment from
geed gas light, care should be used
in the selection of the lamp and
shade.
Our display of Lights, Fixtures
and Shades is in keeping with the
needs of this time of year.
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT CO.
L
winter nnsejyrs
ATLANTIC CITV
x
DANCING
ON THE PIERS
Is Is a. particularly enjevalile
form of entertainment for the
winter visitor Devoted exclu
sively te recreation, the Ocean
Piers are real festive centers,
Bay with life and color Other
attractions Include Orchestra
nnd Band concerts. Rasketball.
Moving Tlctures. .Special Conen Cenen Conen
tlen Displays, Sun 1'urlers, etc
Ter n. healthy, happy winter
sojourn In a mild, equable cli
mate, tempered by the Gulf
Stre.im. where a wnrm winter
V
I
sun smiles from bright blue
skies
"Yeu Should be in
Atlantic City"
THE LEADING HOUSES
Alvayi con.
Pheat.Wirt erWiiu for Informttlen. IUUi, Kt.
Hetel Strand
The Ambassador
Hetel Traymore
Rlti Carllen
Hetel Brighten
Alemac Hetel
Galen Hall
Hetel Chelsea
Hetel Morten
The Helmhurst
..
minnriuin-innnBini
Th R,iL.,i
,f. Held Dcnnii
A CNsltnts-Hi4dsn Hrll
.'. Hetel SI. Chsrlti
. The Shelburne
,'. Seaside Heuse
.!. The Wiltshire
Centcnitnt inrl (-omferfable train rfrrtea
frtraallpelnu ler full Information, icbfdulM,
rai . tie., retlult local ticket acnti
Ste&U
ATLANTIC CITY.
IDirectlvcmfrieOc
m ' - -.. " - - - - -
MAnvriPtauHotelefPisiiiu
iB&SSSLsmmm
TfSMeMcl
I Worlds Greatest Hetel Success
The Itadlns teiett hotel. cniovinesn in
ttrniilenal trpute forcemfort.luxurv and
happy hvlnt. mtncin and European
plans I ameufl Restaurant Trntndi, Sea
and frh inter bathi with every room.
rireproet. t'rn all er.
Hetel Beirnhrl Kentucky Av. nr. btack
nuid euicuutl Kxcllant table. Med.
ratu, Am. K. clan. I'h 117. A.E. iiARIOM
i.AKiyyoen n j
i.al'etroed' I.argtit, foremost Notts
LAKEWOOD HOTEL
iJikevvoed, New Jeriey
tti.ee ni:iuii.vi o.eo rr dailt
Te. Rrvatlen9 phone Lakevroed RM
er N T Hoeklna Offlca Parclay 74
Writ for Illuatrated Phamelat
r.Axnr.r.zr. tj.i.
Hetel Clarenden
Mttcnar w cemi SEABREEZE nemrM.
TO! K-
Thru the Canal le
California
Travel in luxuryand bid
l$i
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a
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"aseifcagac
HAWKmu State will sail frer.t
mHtMMMm'),kMMm.kmL
l$&k
V F
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TRID
WATER METERS
rer Compu'serr nn vmnir Herrl
inur i umwr nr
ritiMncrniiA metkr co.
Pit nwl Ktnt Trnt IIMir.. rhlte.
UJNTFIt RI'.dllTs
ll.(IUII)
ler
Ileaklrt of ri.(lltln. KAST
reAs1
Irnrta
wrllr 2IS Bill Avr,
w Yerk,
'M
finEKN TOVK Hl-RINnB.
TUfT mu ea askumi
iibk. ui-B-dnH:
Thelinj-Br-RanaU a Biedm,, frtproef atnifrert.
llemflikt. NorthtrnfetklnB. Idtaliurreundlnm
ttiT tttemm .Itlnir rftn., !., .., .. .k.1.1 i-.
Tl) eljjit and lareur Su!pbe-Minr tla irrinn
l,lJS1er,,r?'!t.n ltata and l-nblle l"oef-
J.w iNien ixmina- new pr mireui.
ereatlent: 51m linmlne. ,eir, '
Tennis,
UH,,1,I,K,
Vl.l.lnv Tl-n.l
Popelar ritM. apply K0PC0B A. UARVEL,
lkm Dnnmera Hetal. Lk Donmora, Vt.
MiniMa !
TOl US
Bermuda
Under Contract with Btrmaia Gevt.
Fastest Steamers en the
Bermuda Reute
Thrt pnlutlnl tfitnirrH nf tile
riirnraa llemiiiil.l Line Innil their
PHeners u ml Iiiikcucp dlrerlly
nt Hntnlllnn llnrk. iituldliie Ihe
illaennifnrtn. Inransrnlenre anil deliiy
nf lamllnir l,y tender. Tllee tmm
ees (ill fuel.
Sailings Twice Weekly
Iem N. Y. even Weil. & Sitt.
I rem llermudn everr Tue. ,1 s)t,
Tlikrt rneil oil either atennier.
flfferlne unennnled enres serthr vie
S. S. "FORT VICTORIA"
1 v n S' i -w 14 1 1 e I il mai ment
S. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
TlnTvv 11 000 tens 1 ee a etnent
Bermuda offers all outdoor sports,
InrtndliiK (elf, Trnnls. Snlllnc,
Meihlnr, Flahlnir. Itlrilnr. Drlvlnn. e.
Ilermeila open Tennis ( liiitiinleuaiilp
Mnr. fl. Open nuinteiir l.n'f r'i. 27.
Ni rumperts Mum Mtiilrrn llnlela,
AVrlle for nttr.ullve Inrliislre riitrj
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
31 Mhltduill s,. y.
I urneaa Wtlhy X Ce., I, Id., Ilmirae
Itldr . rhllit nr ht Tourist Atent
West Indies
Tf Cruises
Twe Dc Luxe Cruises of
Twenty-three Days Each,
McltlnE St. 'Ilinnua, -t. Crnli.
st. Kills. AntUuii, Ileimnlr.i
(mid ileupe lurtlnliiur. M.
1 iirla. Hurl 'ilns nnd Trinldid.
Leaving New Yerk Feb. 4 Mar. 4
v a Palatial r . e i rtuniintr
S. S. "FORT ST. GEORGE"
II 000 Tens DlipU ement
Ne I'uaHiiertn Ueuuireri for ( rulaea.
tlulea. JJ75.0O un tn SK.IO.OO
Inc ul tm IS rnnina wti rMate batha
r Tnrllier Pe"c '!-- writ
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
111 Uhl I dm 1 1 M , V
I'lirnes Mlh A. ( "., ltd. Ilmirae
Utile. . I'lithi., or uv leurl.t gent
COOK'S TRAVEL SERVICE
ever l .11 erncea t , .sl,,ut
Ihea, ( (idk A Seu. .i s
Mew lnnt
i ha world,
llread St.,
winter goedky
I?FII i
.m 'iFiiwrn
At
mi Hawaii
l-ert.v ft,, r-stful rlav,, nn a nnatlnir
tieplcnl .en. And ut the end - plctur-7'-
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2H"w S ors ,rlps "' K' Thomai. I'one
. ' J":airji, sailtiu i
ruz, I.ea
"iKeicK. anu aan KraiiflEce
en route.
wltitu vai-atlen ruih nl you hava
t1rained of -en the, liiMirleila Amerlcrui
strum.r llAWKini; STATU Kcir ili.
'ails, write or censuli
MATSON NAVIGATION CO.
Cttnai mt .1ttnti L. S.ihifpms DesrJ
2t, SOUTH GAY STREET. BALTIMOKB, MO.
RAYMOND &: WHITCOMB CO.
I.IIIH IMT hf Irli-ili,,,,, i,(im r.M1,
Baltimore te Hawaii Feb. 18 dl
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