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vith thp recently reported increase of
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hurch. whleh amount covered the re
cipt.'i for parochial and diocesan as well
a- for national purpevei.
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.lear" luul shown n delicit In that
vear there was a surplus of &I7S.H70.17. 1
and new come the surplus of Win. net
Hen
Actress Suspected
... 'T..I -M I
III I UUIUI 1U littler
rnnUllusl trnin Piwtf Onf
ocntien" win Marsha
Ncilnii, ili-
r ter
The stjtemeiit that Tayler's ikiiup
cnlU was Willnim Iteaiie-Tannei. mil
nor William Hesmnnd 'lay ler.
came
Ailn
from a wem.in culling heiseif Mr'
Heine-Tanner, of Monrovia, near here.
who a'.-e ilet-crllwil her-clf .is Hie de-
serteil wife of Deuni. I leaue- lantier.
the illrocter'.s brother fsne suld tlie ill
rector had gien li-r an allowance of
,"i(l a month for ihi1ar s years, dur
lug winch period sin- lud x-en him only ,
nice, however j
Mrs. Ik'niic-Tnmier ha rv,n ilnldreii.
She dis-liired tneir lather. Dennis
Ileane-Taiiner. an inteiler ilccorater.
deserted her after the birth of the
Miimgcr. Muriel, new thirteen yeuis old.
Her nuiileu nuim- was Kreunaii. siic
-aid
Slie hud little luforiiijtieii concerning
'lie life of the dead director She .is.
sorted he had been married but wan in
voiced, and that his former wife lived
in New Yerk She suid she theuKlit his
father wa.. lead, but beliewd his iimtber
was living in Londen.
l-robe Itlackmall "nieer,
Wlut was .aid ie ne a uuge auie-
mobile of striking appeariini-e. --c"
near the 'lay ler apartments the night
of the slaying. i iiiidersioeil te be re -
ceivlng some attention from the di'lec-
lives
Anether point is whether blackmail
, has been an eleineur ill the crime. It i
i said In be considered ssii)ie uie slayer i
. tipinuted i" extort money from Tay I
ler and. when refused, ur threatened
v.. I arrest, shot te kill An open
licikboek en Tioler's wriling il"sk.
with a pMi nearby, might, in the epin .
ion of the il"tci"ives. Iiae been part
I a pljli of "I lie di lector le 'stall ' i.n- i
ill the police could arrive
Anether pli!is( tliey are ciiriMiWins
is whether Tuyler inight Iuim- feared
for Ins llf' I'rein some M-urii-s ilie ili
leelivcs were Uld te have gaine.l tiie
liifuriiiatleii that for a few duys U-fure
Ills death Tayler liad si-emeil "uneasi
abeiit -etni-tli'iig ' !
llefi-y I'einey. nis .Negn, houseman
! il the police that Tayler, who iisu-
, usi'J lils uutnuiebil'1, lel'i h.s apart-
iii en feel WedneMljy alienioeii, n
I w hours before lie was shiin. .mil w,i
-em i considerable pel mil.
What the police regarded a- .iispi-
..us ein-iimsanies cencei ning ie-eiii
t.iiis in Tayler's life were mid in
Mieui by iiMin persons-
I'lieoiiere Kos.eff. dinner r i!, of ii.iv-
ug hren 'en locatien'' in ilie leiintry
wnn T.iy'ei- about two weeks age. They
weie waikius leyetlier Suddenly from
t.elnml ii chiu.p of biihes a man sprang
'ewanl Tayler They faced each ether
fir a iiieu.iMii. and then the stranger
wa!keil away Tayler eflered no pi
'i .inatii'ii Kosloff saiil
Menilier of the Motion Picture Ui
"'i ters' AisiM-iatinii have aiiiieunieil
i at liii- fiiner.il will nei lie liel until
II II Wl'k
Members uf ii.i liver-eas I'lnh. mm.
I of veterans " P.rilish military
r. es wuli wlin Ii Tn vler served n ,m
tlper during ilie World Wat also were
i 'a' mug te Hike part in Hi1' finieia!
i was suipil He ilirectiit probably
w.mil bf gien ,i military burial sim.lar
i ilia ace
ileil III iti-h etlii ir
TRICED) l MAZE
OF MO IE LIFE
Les ngeles. I'eb I. l-ivins srealest
consideration te a tlicetj th.it he was
shun In .1 love vengennie pint, pre.iim
ably ny a man. ul the iii-tlgutlnn of .i
Fenian who was jealous eier the iitten iitten
liens he hail sheweteil en a wi.l'ly wi.l'ly
knewn siieen actress, the police depart
ment i- bending lt every energy to
ward solving the tuv sierleits s,jying vf
William Desmond 'I ay ler. famous motion-picture
illiecter
Subpoenas ler wlmessps at the in
iiicsl te be held led.iv were issued l.iie
vesiei-diiy I lie witnesses ml Ineludp
Deugliis'.Mai Lean and Iii- wife. Mabel
N'ermaiid. Mar M.l's- Mlutei. L'dna
I'lirvlance. Miss Cluiie Windser. Wil
liam Iiivis. ch.iuflciii t'e Miss Nor Ner
iikiikI : llenrv i'liivy. servant e. the
slain man: t'hnrles Lvien. niunager of
Ilie Lusky studio, and Mrs. C. I', lied
dick, who lives near tlie Tayler bunga
low .
Among the valiiiiis phases of the in
vestigation was a r'-peri that Tayler had
attended social se-called "snow"
parlies, at which narcotic weie served
from tea wagons, for the purpose of
obtaining local i oler for some of Ii is
pictures Tim Haying, one detective
' pointed out. muy have been an after
ii, nib of such n party.
Weird stories of ii mystic love cull
u'se entered into the investigation when
report, te the police linked Tayler's
m.me with the strange life of the cult
leiulerH. The weird love, which was
.aid te have existed its. it part of the
cult, may have inspired one uf the
vMinirn .members te haft caused Tay-
ler.'a defcvjh, according te another detec-
5S :pe UZ.Je;.,b,.'e, Vfi
dte
EPISCOPA
IAN n
YEAR WITH SURPLUS
w rnsmiininB i in- inrj;r inrrrii-r in iir ihmim- .ei in a ,,ir uiiir in .iiint menil Tnvlnr n.i.ii'nn hli.iii .!!...
riiurrii uuriiiir liii" vrtir. i in iit.i mr - "". a rv i runvtwav iueiil ! n Aht .,... .i n i i i .
plus is attributed in pait te ., large and asked te take Claire te a party at bv friends who said he !, hK
savinc in the crpcnsr, of admlnHtra- the Ambassador Hetel. Claire went. ILV" m" M'"' ,hP kn'W h,m
! i i . - . r ' 'k i
4 T JLilJLI JLX1 X JT U .DJU&VX ' jLIJQJL.
Tayler Tragedy Strangely
Like Murder of Elwcll
Nfw Yerk. Feb. 4. Wilt the
nunler of William Dewuend Tnyler,
famous motion -picture director, it
main like that of Jentph It. Kllwell
fameii!i brldse whist expert an un
elretJ myeter.T?
Thetr are sprcral parallel clrrum
stanmi in Welnpla.r nljht'tt killing
it 1es Anteles and that of June 11,
WS), in this rftj. And the char
aclers of the victims were somewhat
parallel, tee.
Hetli were men of ample means,
freed of matrimonial tlen by dWerce
and jtten much te the company of
women. Iteth were middle-aged and
lived In bachelor crtabllahmcnt of
their own. Seme Indications are
that both were alone when thp mur
derer pain ther vNtn 'though
there, ha" always tieen a suspicion
that a woman wan In the Klwcll
home
The some question : "Hew did
the killer sain entrance?" arises in
each niy.Merv All deer were locked
when caretaKcrs a woman servant
In the I'Tlwell ensc. a Nejfre In the
Tavler case found the bodies.
nether point of rescmblatue is
tJiat in neither case wag the weapon
found. Still another I that In each
Incident n single bullet did the work.
Jee Klwell wan sJiet in the center of
the forehead , Tayler through t lie
nc k.
That woman waa the motive
jealous ni a woman,' a discarded
woman or revenge for a woman
wn held in the Hlwell ease and nls
srnis ie he isniden,d by thp police
n th. Tayler iffalr.
delving into the mysticism and
tanglcments of the coterie.
Toek Claire te Parties
xi. .r.-i j-
.... .a.,,,.. , .u iiiuinmciu m"'5-
I ii i nccuirru uiHi uayier feme lew
tlars later took Miss Windser te an-
ether isirl. and that nothing was heard
of her again until yesterdar morning. '
some hours after Tayler was leund dead
.. i I .1 I .1.. r, ,
se
,n his apurtment
Miss tMndser could net be found ve
terday. Mer mother sain she was "out
en location" with Marshall Netlan a
illiecter. At the office of the director
this wus denied.
Neilati. It was said, was en location,
but net Mis Windser.
Juki what connection there may be
buween the murder and Mis. Windser's
unexplained dirnppearance from home.
If there he any connection, could net
be learned .Mrs. Cronk could give no
explanation.
"Mj duiighter knew Mr Tayler."
said Mr. Ciunk Insf night. "Itut the
first lime she ever went out with him
was u week age Wednesday night. She
refirncd ibis morning and went out
again."
All Hollywood is helng raked; all
the ipjeer meeting piatvs of the movie
actors and actrcse. directors mid as
sibtant director, camera men unil extra
rcstnurai'te. beauty purler, studies,
den where opium and marihuana and
ether Mritnge drugi. are common, denn
wuere men ami women uress in siik
-
Imones ,,,,,1 sit cln-lwand drink odd
UiiUs-are being visited.
l"...rv .me w .. nis mm. ,.t enn.
I, urI with the slam director, in. matter
,low metely. is being e.s,ened.
' Thln,H that may shock Hie world of
, f ,,e mystery . il is sUi. Popular
, ts,p-.. niuli- unit fciual-. mu le e-t-orelieU
m smirched before the Investigation is
t 0.,.ri iu,d all the sins of the cinema
,.ulen n ,ade known. "Depe"
tieniis' will figure In the tale before It Is
, told, and stranre effeminate men and
pivuliarly nuscuiine women
inn, iiij; -I'" i " - .nun un-,n-.-i in,-,, i,.i-,uur
Tliree Mevie Ai"tres.sr (irllled
Three moving picture actresses whose
names are neiiseiiuui werus were spjucii
ever a lire of close iiuestieiiliis by the
iletectiv.fi as they iiiiried en their in
vestigatien of the faster moving picture
set of Hollywood.
( Ine of the foremost moving picture
actresses I.- te be closely iiicskJeiieil
regarding her asserted love .for Tayler
While no suspicion rests en her. the
police sav. she may be able te threw
a direct ray vjf light en some love
tangle in which Tayler may have been
a principal. '
One of Tayler's closest friends and
a luriiier business usseciate. said that
lie has arrlie.l at the conclusion the
lireeiiir was killed at the instigation
of ,i woman. He added .
' I have been ill ten. Ii witli the pe
ll. for twenty -four hours and I knew
Ilie iheurii1
en which thev have beCn
working. I hey new liaie arrived a
tlie belief thur he was murdered in a
veny.-ance plot.
date Farewell Party
I knew Tayler was very friendly
with one woman screen "tnr He gave
lie a farewell parly la-t summer before
lie went t" Kui'ipe I de net knew
thai he had be u fricinlh in tis-ent
niunilis with any woman oilier than tlie
M'cell lli-tri'ss. bill I' seem.- ik"iy te
ne- tliiii n man nt Ins engaging p"r p"r
seii.ilm .i in J niagieiic i harm s(niid
l,,,ve iiitr.ii.led a iiiimliei of women.
"Sin, ,. I 1,111 DOS UV
he nnd no iiusi
ii- .i.em.-s i . ''" ."";
i wiiii. iii s hand was at ne oeimiii m
all ml t hut the man who tired the
'.... ,i ii
" Tn- .leteVtlii -"in mi" Hollywood
ill Till HOW 11 III! s,,,,i ,., auiiet
III Mil ui. hi.
i .I. . .....n ..r 'I... ,,r itii.ii
nistruciei te overlook no wnisper in.
'. ...ii. that might I ihib answer te the
nddle of death? Tin") were told ' m-
HONEST, MEN ARE TO BLAME
FOR FLAPPING IN GALOSHES
" I 'lap per s" car 'Km eiv, but They Started at Harvard. With
liiuhhs Open and All. Bryn Muwr Psychologist Says
When- did the flushing "'galosh '
fenip liem and why'' It- appearance
In tins eitv en tlie feminine feet ha-
been , nihil n apd tremendous. , ,
Hut It was the men who started it
Ai lensi ibnl Is whill psychologists
believe the Irfiys ut Harvari
were
r... ... ..cm. the .ivle te I'liililile'lihin
Ah for the girls ndeptlus the stunt, if
Uiev cepv the knickers nnd cigarette
of bevs. why net the Hupping galosh.'
.lust Case of Imitation
'"It n purely a mutter of imitation,"
Mid Dr Will S. Tayler, siicml-psy
chnlegi-t at I'.ryn Maw i" College. A
few intiiienli.il piTMins broke 'the cuke
of custom' and were then.., ll.ey un
doubtedly were laughed nt. just as were
these who tirst used umbrellas.
"Hut there is a satisfaction in being
like nersens with niestlijp, se after n
while Ihe less Influential cepiei
the
footgear
itni 'ibis stvle was given a further
linivetns. heenuse ca ethes. Dcstae
. ... . .-.-. ...,.-- -- r -
' X1M7 are treme.y use
laleshes years age. I.ut ris inj : . . . - ... . " " . '. . . . . i,frall()ll v, lft,.p hef.
Hieii-derins a ml tearing . i- .. ,. ,"'.'-...., ,.,., , .,.,. ,,( ,:in tlieir ureal. -mm!. I
i I i -jscs thev eft tie nooks niusieinu, "..'.- .-i. - .... ...i ... ... -. -. ... ,, , : .-....
.nil s.V.liaiura.lPW.'s the click-cllck- dense population. In a large eitv the fr.. ,-rs .Id. .1. N. Muri.e.k of .lehns-
I i-kiii- tie ok? huiUh-s. Ihiit they style move in mail.. ilicul pregres- low.,, te Id the ,e,nl erv of the I 'amp
no.. . .OTll.it fne'gea. fas- sfm.-eaih person sta.ts off two ether, 'ami 'IV '- CIul. I.iH niisht al t hiir mid-
e,e, R Hut few of the girls themselves, when wlnlcr d.nner '1 1 e nffiilr. which .took
Winter ..il.leiics may be responsible .,kl.,i What's the ulinV" icier te , l!a. e in t h" Hele ( . ar Ien of ihe llelle-
WldaVaBHBanMBHaaWwHslH1! "n Ti'fHBBaalMFTCVJlaHaBBBBHHBHlslnCTArlJ;
mammMm r.mmimr'i
.tini' -
v hi
quire especially) It was stated, about
a recent "party" where ether, cocaine
and morphine took the place of wine
ami whisky.
The party ended in 'a eavngc brawl,
It was declared, in which two infuri
ated women attacked each ether and
fought as mep fight until their clothes
were ripped off. Beth of them, the
report Insists, weri1 prominent actresses.
whepp namen are known te ttic police.
Ywdcrday it became known for the
first time that Tayler ' had been
divorced ten yearn age. (hat his for
mer wife la atlll living thought te be
somewhere in the KaHt. and that he
has a fourteen-year-old daughter,
Kthel Daisy Tayler. In a private
school In Leng Island. Tayler npver
told any one that he bad been married.
On one occasion he did remark that he
had a "tragedy" in his life, lie was
rt'tlcient, mysterious, a sphinx, when
It came te dlKmsftltig his private af
fairs. He loved te talk about books and
plays, and ether people, about psy
chology, and motives and the human
elements, nbeut Freud and Nletsche.
and the future of the photoplay.
His apartment was luxuriously fur
tnshed. and the pictures of beautiful
women were everywhere. It was re
marked, however, that Miss Nor Ner
maud's picture hung above his desk.
Of the jewelry, perhaps the chain
diamond ring, vulucd nt fUTitM), is the
best known te his friends. There wns
Iperhnps $".'0,000 worth of jewels In the
. ,nn,lmenl l.nn 'Pa.l l.tll-.l
l"t''""" "C" in.IIPr WHS K1IIPII.
His friends described him as witty,
'the girls say he loved te tease them.
, Tayler was a man who possessed
.great nerve nud enolnese under anv cir
cumstances, friends say He prebablv
I would have refused te ebev the order of
a burglar te held up his hands. Such
being the case, il is possible, according
, te the robbery theory, run r the burglar
fired the enp shot that ended tlip man's
life.
TAYLOR'S LIFE STORY
LIKE MO IE SCENARIO
',1.1
OhlcAge. -rcli- i
Chapters in the life
ull
"' "
n-i... . nc .,..
m r '" '"0,S n" .Hllam Deane-
l,inm'r" an " connoisseur. Tayler was
P1""5?1" or " I''n'nent New; Yerk
,,rni "f 1n,, a,n,i "".' ine furniture rieal-
ers, and had
it was said.
u iiii- rircic ei irienns.
in l!H)l he secretly married Miss
Kthel Mnv Harrison, a member of the
original "Florodora" cempnnr and thev
had' a child, Kthel. new fourteen yenrs
old. according te Chicago friends. In
UK)1 he suddenly disappeared In mys mys
lerieus fashion, and his wife was un
nble te give any clue te his where where
ubeiits or te assign any reason for hit.
" .""
' '"
actions, anil several years later eh-
I a divorce nud since has married
prominent .New Yerk merchant.
About two years later Tanner sur
prised M'erj old acquaintances by call
ing at tlieir uemes in l.es Angcle. mid
is reperled te have shl lie hail been
sliaughaled at night In lower "read.
way. New Yerk, and taken aboard a
sailing viel bound around Cape ler.
He haul he icached a pert en the I'a-
cllle Northwest eons! several months
His
Inter, went te work for the Transcentl-
EB&EHmmmBBEk-s wmm
..if-UF-JT j" ' " . T"'
. (Hv A P.)
in iiuniii ips-
neuiai uaiirea.i anil Hut.senuently sought . ..', melllCr and had no intention
emu evincn in u in tie. .ifter w- i . i mi""" "" . . . i " ..i i,.
. .- i .... ......i.. .....'J:" ,"""
r..i iu j.s ...w-ii.-. laiiner. uweer.
In. K.i III til llM l' KlltlU'n i fftlllut ii tn.rt Iti
.-. .- ...... .-...... ,, I' IHI HIIII I III
Uiscusslng some portions of his ndven
,res and .11.1 no. explain why he failed
, return te his family and friends.
11.. ..., ..... !,..... ... -i. .
l.es Aigck-s.
In liVlOhe left l.es Angeles ,,d it
was assumed he was going , llrlti-sh
, uiiiiiiiiiii ie ri-s.iiuc iiiureatl werK. lie
I.. .1 . i r.. .. .1.. r .
nun urn i,,-iii jsiii-i i-ssiiii in un' luriucr
city, lie relumed te l.es Angeles about
11.. r,.l.,rr.,l , l.. ...l. ..1,,
un.. ami -ei. eimiineii a posii.en w.iu
a motion picture concern at U.ng
Te friends he explained thai he had
played in theatrical stock companies
during his absence ireiii l.es Angeles,
and this stage experience, ll.ey believe,
. . . i .. r. ....i..: .r ii i ..
ilin muWeu pictuie lieltl
1 or ii ,vtar (r mert he huh runnctcu
v lt(l lm Hulb,.! Film t'.mipany in Leng
I'each unil udviiined te a iliiei temhip
in important companies iii Hollywood.
Ills life since then, with his advance
ment te the forefront as a illiei-ier, is
a matter of screen history.
FORMER FIANCEE
PRAISES TAYLOR
ais Angeles. 1-Vb L illy A P. i
Neva (lerlier. til 1 1 1 m tress, who said
she once had been engaged le many
William Desmond Tuyler, iliiln motion
pit lure director. nii the engagement
li.nl Keen lirnken , , IV liecllllse Hlcl "lintli
believed It an unsuitable match'.'"
' I have never known n liner, better
in. in than Mr Tayler." subi Miss
ierber. "He was ihe soul of honor,
a man of exceptional culture, education
and refinement, but possessing a te
sei ve which very few were pet mi tied te
pelictllite.
"Se far as I knew he did mil have
tin enemy In Hie world, although he
iiieiillencd ciliisiilly lights he luul en his
vi. i inns trips ii, i he Klendike.
"He. hail led ,i most eventful life, ami
in- inliT me en one oicasien iif being in
i village in i lie Knr Nnjth when il was
-leiirgeil by s,,,, lp,,-j. lie went about
iiuising the iul.iiliitaiiis. iiicliidiug u
rv'Viifii ;,..,' 'St
';," ', , , , '." " "..
Tavler nursed bin. bio-k le lienllh. 'I I.e..
Mr Tayler i .night the disease, nud
alter n hard I'l't;';'; "
priest nursed
, .
, .. . n ,.f ,.,. ,,. r.iirii.in.e lie nrtun
III 11 I'h IIP eiinii
m -,.i...... ...-
l"iig''d Ter the lij, Ninth ami h" us-d
' talk nbeut it'' tin rest- between
fu1 A useful fash'en can be sinned
bv almost anv ieren Hut usually
'am lersen' does net ipiite dare until
n person with prestige does It."
If One Dees It Tliree De It
lr lav ler explained that galoshes
.i f..i i .i -i- i ,.i....i,
lie UM'IUIII'-ss I'l III' lillllir.i--ii s"1".'". I '.. ' , . I.. ii i t
,. ,, ,. . . i i .i J tier en aneitiil of ladles being pres-
One llrvn Mewr girl remarked that " ' " '
It was because of the musical .ccem- '"f,:, , .'.ceiale,, attractively
pamment. "It t. fun te de l your-elf. ' - ,, ...j, ,,nril,,Pr.
I.ut hale te hear ..thers, she thlr- j JUx.. all uiit-oi'-deiirs touch te
r"!";' , . i ii , i ' tlc s. cue. Tlie aroma of balsam nud
'I guess lis sheer lax ness. said a h " " f ,.,. in. sii.ekr were sug-
Itlle llghl-hul.ed girl with a heuthein ". j,lt. b'uk.kin and hunflng
,,rn"' , , , s. , ., , .. i suits worn b" revernl of the guests
"I link, when the ciifT of the ga- Ml '" w',,", ,, ,-u,,
leshes ure turned hack they make me ' nt the spcakei s tabu .
.leek thinner." sighed a young wemun .i...-. e.j.. di,.
of cntiifertable prnpertlmis. Fire Damages Alteena Candy Plant
Hut perhaps the whole question can Alteena. Pa.. Feb. L Fire of un-
be reverted te u remark of the fumed .lniennlned origin here damaged the
sociologist, Veblen, ".Se lung as it
i a novelty, pcepUvvery geiicrnlty tint!
..lit.. -! -H.1...1I-. mi.. ......... ii
inc new sryie aicnqiivr. jiic i leriui
- in, fashion is feit
be beautiful."
.A,'.
;iftsKr.v,i!j,i
Aids Charity
MISS RUTH ALMA WALRATH
One of the St. Francis Junier
Aides who assisted in a recent
show in aid of orphans
scenes In tilcimcs. He told me he had
made two fortunes and spent both of
them upon his return from Alaska.
"He often spoke of his mother, then
In Londen, and his little daughter.
He "always termed the latter n 'child'
and wa planning te bring her te Les
Angeles. It was my understanding his
former wiTe was living in INcw xerk.
1 Llwuy.s assumed be was divorced, fei
had he net been, he would net. I be
lieve, have asked mc te marry him. We'
were engaged for some lime, but broke
off the match two years age. when lie
concluded we were net suited te eacn
P,I'PT.", , i ii ,i .-'
"Tim terrible affair is all the mere
mysterious because It was a common
scying among uvc sniams ii m. '""
an enemy In the world.
"lie mav have made un enemy in
the past who nursed a grudge through
the venrs which finally resulted in his
murder, but he never gave the slight
est indication te mc of having any
fee."
MISS WINDSOR NOTED
FOR STRIKING BEAUTY
In the Kvkienh Plin.tc LKnOKll's
Mevie Magazine page there recently ap
peared the following article about
rinir,. Windser, new mentioned in con
nectien with the death of William D. I
Tayler: ... . .
"Many stories ei wm s mm wen-
ing for years before 'en'"lf I
recognition In .inotiei, ,i.ie ' "
but net bv Claire V,n'0n n,i h.tr I
In en in pictures only two inu a halt "
l"'" " S'Tw"' hvlne he lending.
.r"ftlnn"rirn 1 ? "('.rnn. LarwnT he
i " g J. n 'X.uV east!'
i, " ,i ,iPA ,, leading man Klliet i
J''"1;1' '" lenatng man ''
i . '
.Vii tvin.i.mr cime te California
'Miss Windser ciime
.of going line un-
going into the
lilins. Iteeausc'ef
. ,.,. ..,,..
i friend suggested
te her llfat sue go ie one ei me siuuies.
'I ', "." nar? b'u. ' 1, work' She
I ,lBr' ( ' ' " '". a','I ."for w ve n I inenths
'worked lis all exti.i ler si veitil ineniiis
'' 'l!c". ' Jll 1I,1,' t'"' Allan Uwan.
'"" " t 'Ueii.rweman sT.e
', . p "kiTpf ,', ! "Ter M ia.
..,
,,-u,-i.
.., .... i i ....A...
Miss Windser
I HI """ ...-
' I plays the pail nt a pampered Southern
-,,- M stniiig gowns have been
j X"gMd bv the studio mediste te adorn
". XV,i!,1i,1Pi? nat"rUl MU,i" an''
-,v -icuu".
SPENT THREE YEARS
-
AS MINE PROSPECTOR
Deliver. Cel.. Feb 4. (liy A. P.)-
llill!ntti I lns.tiriil fluili"i' wrtitnt iIiaa
aV:IP3BBBBPi
F' ''' V-'yakaHaaaP'vl
MPilHrHSaaaaHi
years as a 'mining pnispccter in Col-lt'entlnuw' tnm VM" "t
orade, according te Frl K. Carrell, of gathered as te the activities of the
Denver, former State Mining Ceinmls- conclave.
sinner of Colerado. Mr. Carrell de- Kl Munde, under the heading : "'The
scribed Tu.vler as having been of very j First Indiscretion.'' is the only news.
"mysterious' 'turn f mind, talking of pnper venturing te publish a purported
his own affairs very little. I result of what the conclave accomplished
A Denver newspaperman who visited , its lirsl day's sitting.
Tayler lasi year In Les Angeles re-, This account m.ijs that Cardinal
culled that Tayler had related le Casparri, the Cainerlenge. and Cardinal
puny of friends ai his studio that lie I hnaldl, Archbishop of Palerme, 'were
was'bein in Ireland, left home le fei-' leading en the first ballet, with Car
low the stage ,uid finally came te Atuer- (j,Kils ln Fontaine and Laureiiti next,
ici when eighteen years old. Tayler Hi,.rp being scatteieil votes for Cardinals
si,id he went first le Harper, Kuiisas. Aseallesi.1. Ix'ga. Itattl and Tncci-Per
Later he leliirned te his home, where i (,pjjj t)ft.,p urp Italian mcmberM of
his lather, upon leceiviug a premise tll0 acr(.d C-ulIege.
from young Tayler that he would net 'j'jlr second buliel. according te the
fellow the stage. S'lve Tayler a college nrV,paper, was virtually iinchiiiigul,
educutieii. I while the last vote gave a strong mn-
After graUiiutuig lu engineering, lay-
bn , bmever. agiiui came te America.
lu his hope te "get rlc-h nulck." he
told fi lend:?, according te the newspapei
Aflw graduating lu engineering, lay-
wnlei-. he nunc le uoicriuie nnu iires-
picted near Ouray nnd Sllverlen. Later
he said he made icvernl trips te Alaska
in search of "geld and adventure.'
QUARREL ENDS IN SUICIDE
Man
Who Stabbed Sweetheart
Found Lifeless at Mine
Is
Dixiera, P.t., I'eb. t. .Search for
iev. Vnvnk In thp nnllcp for slabbing
Mis.s Alice Dentry Thursday night cametjlP invalids te collect their ballels,.
i
e an end yesterday when tne ntiiccrs
'Ill nil ini ,t '.I " -' --
. . . i. i.. ... ... -, ' ...l- . ..
leund nis neuy in .irniiisun i iiuin-, i.
nilri4 frm .re They s;,i, h- had
, s,10 illlnbPif.
A'"crding i 'he police. Novak and
Miss Dentry. i;.cethenrts, n,u.irrplcd
'i'liuiMlay when Novak asked her te
consent te re mi illation. Miss Den
Irv refused it was tnld, nnd Novak,
III' was alleged, struck her ever the
I head with a club, lie dngitci her id
a small nutshed. It was said, and
stabbed her live times. She was found
in nn uiieo'.i.v'leus r-i nditlnn and ic ic
meved le a liiK-pitai at Menniigiihela,
where lier condition wa said te be
serious.
BETTER HUNTING SEEN
Prediction Is Made at Camp
Trail Club Meeting
(In aiciiunt of I'rims.v .v nniii' -
and
jirn.
i-nn snnlluri . wu-t Mineei a "iw urn
is ihrcc-stery Harney Hulldlng, occupied
by the Mountain City Ramly Cem-
pany, cauHnj; a less of 2e,000, parti?
OTCrcu UJ l.niiiirenvv.
I'lWPIII 1 1 1 1 HII Will" I il I IIWIMBI IP I
TO(DIIHim'?Jl.;"flSL.i ." UBUUTT,"J', f iitii MSUl. VST" 'J ".' 7,,.-l""ffllnaHHlMBfllBRBSWv,'W.
ai'rjffltj'Tftji 1 '5.v(' i.-KT,- . wMzwniLMWiih-tnmfz-fi inrTm t , v.ij,".vn:.Ai. '..w.nx '3xwrM8Kr,itmiBk.vx7&'- ' . 'Hi
I M ittBI. i"UISM IK ' Tll''11 - -Tt ir . ( .ec.l -.T-. -. U T 1 ID Ji ri. .m II J.. 11 I . iTH ri'lV Hi' lUPii Jh ' si ..: . li'Wl "Tl Tr .4W ! H I I HI BT 1 J t
"HI II. M I I ! " " 1' . , I 1 -'
Overcrowding Hit
in Phila. Schools
CentlnaH from Paac One
tlen of this phase of the system that
will quite equal the startling revela
tions made by the Flnegan experts.
And nothing has escaped the probe
In this inquisition.
There is net merely verbal 'dp-crip,
tlen, suggestive and condemnatory,
but there are photographs that Illus
trate the worst and the best.
And there are mere than photo
graphs. Qreund plan surveys, and
blue-prints by arehltecnral experts and
technicians are shown aplenty.
It has taken this disinterested sur
vey, as nothing cle could, te reveal
the Indefensible conditions that environ
the, at least. Physical side of the edu
cation of thousands of Philadelphia
children.
Schools Are Overcrowded
Schools overcrowded te "the point of
endangering life, conditions net only
hygienlcally monstrous in the present
age, but absolutely conducive te im
morality are handled fearlessly by tbe
men making the report.
In some instances the worst condi
tions that may prevail In remote coun
try districts are duplicated in the heart
of Philadelphia.
Questions of curriculum, manual
training and education along special
lines with regard te the future use
fulness of the' pupil, are treated In
extense. ,
Whst is aimed at. however, is Il
lumination and helpfulness rather than
revolution.
The surrey contemplates the future.
Its experts submit plana of wide vis
ion, and their suggestions cover the
possibilities of growth and expansion
of the schools for thirty, forty years
te come.
"Slams" Bandied Freely
rn - i. .. .
i rena ei noDuinnen. crpfli en 01 in-
dJ5R5' ,!llli-r M. &",!
school attendance In the far future. Is
considered definitely nnd conclusively.
' Incidentally, that reversion te the
vernacular "alam." which it net as
(.M , expressive, may in a
rounds,,,. wajr applicable te a
mero immediate action of the Super
intendent of Public Instruction
He has been slammed pretty hard
leccntly, particularly with regard te the
new and improved school system and its
alleged exherbitant cost.
With tightly closed lips he has
maintained silence under It all that
Is, up te the present. He has been tee
busy t make a 'reply.
Next week, though, his period of
self-restraint will end. There, isn't
$ r7eV't:
though, a direct nnd forcible nply te
all hi critics, large and small.
Favers Werk. Net Words '
., . , . , i
I here are te be no vituperative ex-
pletlves or verbosity of descriptive Ian-,
guage.
It will be
siruisiii conversation i
.-arnlNlicil with official figures from the '
records.
I am reliahlv informed that Dr.
K1,lfSa" wl" net hesntate te call a spade
tt Hpaj,., nor fe,.r fll.i .. r.m. (lllflll I
tt "' nur a ,fe"
net M,!"K tL,nt
" '
V1' tllis wl" b(
pretellt. of 7,OT or j
the doctor Is an
be developed in the
pretence ei im or w linliviiliints Irem
' ",l Parts of ,UI' State, school dirri-le-s ,
of the Commonwealth in their annual
meeting. It Is te be held here in liar- I
rlsburg next week in the big auditorium ,
or th"e Technical High Scheel. '
The school dliecters of the Slate are'
mere interested than anybody else per- i
Imps, nnd It will be te them that the
superintendent will tell what he has
te tell.
Here is just a hint :
The cost of running thp public schools
of thp State under Its modern and up-te-date
system Is just one-tenth of 1
per cent mere than It was nine years
u go.
One mill mere than under the old
sluggish pre-war regime with in anti
quated and inefficient methods.
Think that ever!
Pepe Nel Elected
in Morning's Vete
... rer Cardinal MUtrangcle. Ann-
jerit (or Cardinal MiMrangeK
iVjVl0., 0r Florence, manv vef
,e;, t0 eaSpUrri nnd La Fenta
'yntlcan efliciuU who, altnn
.- : . v.. .... ....,a i... ,i
, ,, -. L(, (l.n
italne.
leugh nel
r.ttending the conclave, are renutcd te he
l.,.ci Infnrmei say nil tins is uimriy
siculatien. Tlie elllciats. heweyer. nn
unable te sav whether four, ballets me
being taken dally, or merely two.
Seme point out thai the fifty Cardi
nals sitting In the Slstine Chapel aver
.ieil one minute each in depositing their
baUets. bill that the votes of the three
,-... ..linn In u-hn were 111 consumed about
' Hr- minutes each, as the ballet inners
..nn. reeuh-ed te go te t he apartments el
vill llliis - - - .,...!
The counting, tuny mg nun .i". -
ing of the result consume mere v. ....
tvv-cntv-live minutes, se that the taking
of one ballet requires mere than an
hour and a half. Thus, it i mid b.v
these officials two ballets at .the morn-In-'
session and two in Ihe afternoon
would be ph.vfricnlly Impossible in the
time elapsed during the sittings.
Others, however, claim tills was done
In the case of ltencdict's election, and
that the Cardinals are keeping te the
letter of tlie rules In tukir.g four bal bal
eots 'all.
DYNAMITE DRIVER SPEEDING
Motertruck Rell3 Sixty Feet Down
hill, but Fails te Explode
Winchester, V.. Feb ! A motor metor moter
truck leaded with meie than 1000
pounds nf iljimmiie skidded en lie.
plunged ever a letn.niii? wall en ill'
Shenandoah ViiHey pll.e yesterday at
FiFhers Hill and rolled nearly sixty feci ,
te the bottom of the hill.
The dvnainlle did nel explode, but
tlie driver, who is .said te have escaped ,
unhurt, hus net been seen since the i
uicident. There's no ileuhl he's sti!' '
en his way and "going strong."
DREDGEC0ALl"HR0UGH ice,
I
Seiinsgreve Men Erect Reclaiming
Outfit en River's Surface
Seiinsgreve. Pa., Feb. !. A new
move In niitliiucite coal-mining was.
made yesierduy by Miibeii A; Hoever.
wlie.se coal reclaiming outfit hud been
stepped b.v lee In tlie Susquehanna, i
They erected huge pests and installed ,
their coal -screening machine en the
feet-thick ice, Then holes were cut
und the suction dredges started.
Fer many years the men who have i
becM dredging coat from the Snantic-
hanna baye been forced te tic.up in the
f
wtniwf.
Senia introduced
te Dad Stokewski
C'nntlnaed 'f rem rase Dnt
tinned Mrs. Htokewfkl wftheul notic
ing this interruption, "having been
born at Christmni time, you knew.
That is why we pet Neel In. her nnmc
Senia .Marin .Neel Stokewski.
"Really she does the cutest things,"
wns her next natnral if net nltegcther
original remark. "She ncUtally waves)
her arm exactly as her fnther does when
he Is conducting, with her little finger
extended sol"
I "ullICK, emeu, sain air. fjumevmiw
earnestly te his child.
"She has a very geed appetite, con
tinued his wife. "I feed her milk In
bottles every four hours. She Is very
fend of bottles."
"Like her father," murmured that
I gentleman.
i i"U1ia l.au M'nrtArfllt IlinffA. Inn."
pursued her mother breathlessly. "She
can cry, eh ! se loud!"
"Wouldn't It be awful if she were te
become nn opera singer?" remarked her
doting father, tenderly toechlng her
cheek with the tip of his finger. "Well,
she enn nt least de the symphenlca do
mestics new," he added.
"Strauss was in Londen while I was
there," said Mrs. Stokewski paren
thetically, "and he had a great suc
cess." "He was greatly Interested in Senin
when he wan In Philadelphia. " vouch
safed her hnsband. "He left :i gift1
for her when she should come home, .
Her bed at home Is covered with gifts. I
Everybody has given things, I have ar
ranged them all nicely."
All this time the subject of discus
sion was slumbering cacefully en her j
pillow. She stirred slightly and her
father extracted himself with Infinite
caution from her Immediate presence.
"She has already bad a proposal.'?
i said Mr. Stokewski. with a'smilc. "A
tricnn nt mmr in
I 1 !
raris cabled when
;; v i !- t ...... - .k... te i.. ...u
fff, her mother he w shed e"Xr his,
I heart. 1 answered that she was like,.
me. Then he wired back : 'Its all off. ,
"She was baptized in Wctmlnster j
Cathedral." said her mother gleefully. J
"and a Very funny thing happened. She
slept all through tne greater part ei tne
ceremony, but just as the clergyman
came te the pari about renenncfng Satan
she opened her eyes nntr wnmen ar turn.
It was perfectly plain, nnd I almost died
en the spot. I wanted se much te laugh.
Vnw don't teu think thnt was cute?"
"Thte light here, docs it hurt her '
eyes?" asked Mr. XteknwsKi anxiously. , VOO C-TUrrOTT? em-.
He was assured that it would net, sei H.fe. t7lMT,sjjtt 01.f
long as i in- luii, ,-i" ." -"-";, "-" rhene
Wheri
nsKril wrut pmns mm nerii i
made for the education nnd career of her
daughter, Mrs. Stokewski. or Olgi
g0 rep lied 1-
..sj,c wni net be a planlstc or a
eotidueter-unlesH she shows a positive
ecu us In either direction, rhat much
f'k'new. Hut 1 cannot s,,y just new
'.,.'. .... ,.. for h(,r nrP. My lir.-t
wlsli is that she be healthy and happy
in iifc
-ni, nu fnr me. I have no nlans fil
,,1P futnn. P',,i,er. I ean't say whetlie,
shall continue n.y playlnu. At
prBS,.tlt I am se completely wrapped
. lltleihiir matter." pointing te
'the small lilt of lniiiianily en the cenn,
itr - rtiaiic "tliat I have no thought fi.
music. Later I will decide.
lioe. rcinursisi mum i. miner, -is
that young lady opened her eyes upon
America.
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intr (ir us short a time n von
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