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flttnt .(Nailed as New Milestone
IfrJ' ' Jri ProerrAis Toward
I OF KM
tmC V World Peace
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IINENT JURISTS PRESENT
sT Hy the Associated Trees
T Hague, Vcb. 3.". The Peace
lidaee, which crnles durfnc the war
fyftfWWH "closed owing fe bankruptcy."
tij'-wmm tee scene today or tnc lnniicurai
)'.wMMinnnf tha Pirmnnt Pjinrl nf III
lI ternttienat Justice, the cornerstone of
' the fragile of Natien.
;S7, .tolled by adherents of
y. us new milestone In t
fr,9fjmm of the world
s the Kengtie of Natien". "The event was
pneinn Ideals in
the evolutionary
:1 tevvnrd ncece
ih- r. la the words of Lord Ciir7en. "tli"
Wf'ketiMiIng of a new era of peace and
' Cenceril among nations.' '
' " A the opening session the jwl?M
$, toeg, tup oath te fullill their oiueci
pk "aonerahlj. faithfully. Impartially and
ki tonscicnlleiuly." In their future -ll-
nnp incy arc pjprcieu nei em.v in rirm
tm such doubtful oelnts of Interna-
M tlentl Ian as may come before them.
ii, But also te create laws whenever their
seed is apparent.
'fjTbe- first meeting was held In the
t &. ijfiii ill jifcinu. ii t iih 'ri-iinr
V ,ILi .1 ...t i ii. ' ...i .i.
itfTj tote net yet assumed the darker tints
"t fs " age, hut the appointments of whleh
vruiuiuc te jsitp mc niireiirjai' uluius-
There of judicial solemnity.
Tivelve Nationalities Represented
Members of the eetirt represent i
twelve nationalities nnd n.Ttern and '
Western worlds. The judges, in necerd- i
fnce with the law cieatlng the court,
K'ssess "the qualifications required In
elr respective countries for nntinlnt-
sent te the highest judicial offices. "' or
are ''juriscensults of reeeanired com
petence In International law."
The representative of the I'nited
States Is Jehn Ilnwtt Moere. Others
present In The Hague for the meeting
are: The president, or chief justice,
Bernard Cornelius Jehanties Leiler,
Helland; Dr. Knfael Altamira y
Tea, .Spain; Conimcndatere Dronlsle
Anzilotti, Italy; Vlbceunt Rebert Fin
lay. Great Ilrltain ; Dr. Max Huher,
Swltterland : Didrlk Nyholm, Denmark :
Dr. Yorozu Odu, Japan.' and Jr. Andre
Weiss, France. The ether two ludr".
Dr. Buy Tlarbesa, of Iirnrll, nml Dr.
Antonie 8. !c Biwtamentc, nf Cuba,
were unable te come te The Hague
Three of the deputy judges are here
h$CANVASS OF CARMEN WINS
Dr. Warg Chung-IIul, of China, is ablest.
Technical Advisers Tresent
t At the time of their election some
comment was evoked hy the absence of
1 A representative of Mohammedan law.
bat Judge Nyholm. of Denmark, has
erred en the International mixed trlbu-
Ml in Caire since 18011, and la held te
; fee an authority en the subject.
i' s tThe judges and deputy judges have
ilt their disposal two panels of tech-
, artsinc in labor and transit questions.
'- HSiAtt wa wr AmtPiiiAiiB An IIIiai
1 AHTt u tir ttiiit ii i.i un (iiiivi
iri JittBCIt AHU iw ietiii wiuii.a nv
"V asaeesOrs nominated by each member of
-ifi iae league et .xauens ana one cm-
sleyers' and ene workers' rcprcscnta-
Utn from each member eeuntrv, chosen
by the League's labor office. The tran
ait and communications panel is com
posed of tne nominees of each member
State.
Choice of The Hague ns the seat of
tae new court Is the cause of much
prde among Hollanders, who point out
that Huge Grotius, whose bust Is in
the library of. the Peace Palace, became
the founder of the science of Interna
tional law early In the seventeenth ccn
terjr. 7f s All Over,"
Mitten Asserts
CeatiauH from r Oe
k se successfully operated as tliat the
leturns shall be sufficient te provide a
cafe and reasonable service, but no citl
aen sh,e uses the read nt the present
time can fall te be interested in whethc. -
or net the t'rvlce shall continue te be
aa convenient nnd of as high n grade as
at present, nnd shall be Improved and
exteneeu te meet, me expaueins popula
tion and the greater need of the future.
ySi- ,and shall lv kept abreast of the state
& iib ui.ia lutuiTcu in buuu Bi;r ili.
JNeJtber the public nor the city,
therefore, la interested in a change of
direction or of management which
xreuld threaten the presjnt management,
unlets, it could be assured that such
chan(e would guarantee te It a better
service i tuan mey uc present nave
"HtiAiuikn there is n rlmn'rn in iin
Beard of Directors? What benefit doc
tba City or tlie public see In such n
chanrc? Will a cheaper man be a bet
ter man, and 'who will the innn be?
It does net Interest the public hew
much the present incumbent receives for
his 'management of the system upon
which the public Is dependent, but some
facta respecting It should stand out se
prenilrcntlT that the public, before it
lends' Itself te change, should consider
Whether such change, especially If its
nature be net disclebcd, is going te bet
ter their service
"Ml1,
Mitten became associated with
Id Transit Cemnanv by iea.eii
erecight and flnatieinl ueiifien
the Ranld
ef the foresight
ltV t ifinencier of acknowledged ability
ft. ' and one who wus actuated by the high
1 ' deelrV.ef civic service. His cempetisa-
tien-'vvas fixed bv n beard composed
nt men. some of whom were experienced
V in tuG' direction et suen n tuiut.v enu
i seme; of tliem cre well-Jnnwn finan--'ctert
and nil of them men of hard
j S e feeslness coiniiien sense.
u&b&r J "The ajsteni bed neer pnid n dellur
KSfiSBf '1U stocUheliIers. It lind ilellcitR. but
Gr,ii4ua'inl,,a ltv Air. MlttCIIH tllfl Illllfl'-
aSrEmenti-he had, In nine jenrs increased
VTIM trftW' ncari.v iiiu per cenr. in tnr
ffi&-'eiantlm the nonulntien of file t'ity of
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Kv .fent.j Its incem" iiru lncreaneu trem
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. Its service had been improved 1 respecting iiiu operation nt tue lead . mere ijungcreus man lamng. w
lay 1 new cars hnd been ndiled people had
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Iftifv pMOga WT. Jitiien iiiim.- 11117 uiuni
vn7 MVO lOUIKI It wuriu wiuir, ihhilt .ur.
litten's luanegement, te ride. Tbcy
'tf true tlnit ill the years from
uward there was uecrcuHe In the
uuncome, tuie te tiic same au-
causes wblch, operating In all
.business, clogged the wheels et
and business enterprise, hut
alu, accumulated during Mr,
tawjMfereent enabled the cemi
.sajiy siuniar enterprises!
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PART OF "MITTEN'S P. R. T. ARMY"
CO-OPERATIVE WELFARE ASSOCIATION
PHILADKlPritA RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
K(thiilaia wienlavnuly eaett ft Convention ef ell Department CemmlitH hli it
m Auditorium, Fttnunr II, Hit reitfYing action lakta by Ui Ce-cprtl- Owmil.
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February 10. 1MZ,
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This Is one page of the 10,000 signatures of 1. It. T. empleyes authoriz
ing the purchase of tr.inult stock te he eted hy Themas K. Mitten In
tils flclit for control of the company. The signatures were jclien te
William Montgomery, rhalrman of the heard and an ant I -Mitten direc
tor, te pretc the workers arc 11 unit behind Mr. Mitten
MANY PROXIES FOR MITTEN
Personal Solicitation of Workers Adds Thousands of Shares te
Management's Side of Argument
The empleyes of the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company, who arc
standing squarely hack of the manage
ment In its fight te retain control,
branched out Inte the held of high
finance .ceeutly when they set out te
secure the proxies of stockholder's in the
company te vote for the Mitten admin
istration. Dhidcd into squads, they approached
all the known stoekhelders in pcr-eti by
calling upon then at their places of
biincs or their homes, with the ic
suit thst several thousand shares of
Meck have been thrown te the side of
the management.
in uvt.il tuiviiM v uit r-n. vi
Kalph It. Nytnan. 424 Stiles street,
a motorman en n iteutc 4U car. wasi" i" " "" ".,,"", i'rBi
allotted thirteen nresnects. and landed which consumed most of Monday. His I
every one he was able te see. Four of
the addresses furnished him were In-
correct or their owners out of the citv. .
In all nine cases he had no difficulty
In securing the proxies, their owner,
being already converted te the propeoi-
Hen. His total was .",10 hlmrcs. the
'nrecst block of which included slxtj -'
! fiv''-
! A similar number of shares was h-
remembered that the public is net se i
much Interested in the dividends that,
shall be paid te the stockholders as they
1 ere In the surpluses, which shall give
i ' ur cempnuj mir crcun .um rnnnie
I "" eep us service mi i-j uie iiuuiic a
rcaseuuble requirements.
"The Issue between the president of
(Tin nmiivatii n iwI iiti iHlTi'fer'vi ta tt
whether or net the 'former's cemneu-
satlen is tee large i net ene which
affects the mibllc It mieht be theuebt
that any one who bad raised u com -
panv from a large losing preposition
te a dividend-pa leg concern, and had
se met Its public requirements as te
increase its customers 100 per cent
was worth even mere than the present
, compensation. There would nreb.ibls'
be ma"J' a stockholder who. during the
"M" ca"' ' ,,u received no ceinpen-
nun 'i I . iu i iixj ill v it v j jiinnnn nu
would Ilar ben lllins te Iiavn jmld
mere for such e successful manage
ment. KfTeits are judsfeil bv the mens
me of miccesi iiciileved, pnd siirel.v,
In the present case, the hichsiitc was
large beveud most expectations, and
the people have enjoyed n better serv
ice hv reason of these efforts.
Unles lemetiilni! better Is, mere
then premised- l nsinrcd wh should
the public lie Interested In tiic ousting
I"' enr- "bebe service te his company
n" ueen fi"ri' ,vl"' fuc1' rebiilts te the
, PuM'1'. .I.lmy,' ,'.c" n? Brcater evi -
deuces of the ignoring of the Heard of
Directors by the president than in
former j cars of my directorate.
"Se far as I can judze no one in
the beard ilulms te be nble te mHnage 1 ;
Midi a rjstem ns that of the P. II. T. '
I have net nefed ilnrini; my tonnectien
with t he be.ird the pocselen of any
sucli knowledge of the subject of man
agement of such cnterpiises as would I
indicate that the directors had mas- ,
irrru urn ;i Hnuwicage et ine system
and Its winkings ns veuld render the
t... Illnl i .. i.Y lin i.mi.c .1... .
nuiiuniu , mv. iiuiiunii uiuicccs
, hm .
Never Heard Directors CeinnLiln
or the contracts which they hud It in.
mind te enter Inte.
"I lmc never heard a complaint llur-
ing my entire directershij) from any ill-
rector. I haye never sought Inferma.
tien which was refused me. There can
be no such thing In business as open
covenants openly arrived at. Some
body must negotiate.
,rI have never heurd a reinplalnt that
any nsreemeut wus rnteiei iiitu wltlieut
the ceuM-nt of the Heard of Directors
1 vns iiirprlwed te learn through the,
papers that there wits any lack of har
mony between the president uml the
beard. It never se appeared ut any
meeting at which I was present.
"Tn film up, therefere: the present
"HWrJW-irre't"" U iyini en--
My ImoreVH tha serv-
uWif. It kM bfeitkt
01 empieres ininiumir
EVENING PUBLIC LE1DGER PHILADELPHIA.' WEDNESDAY,'
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cured hy Edward O. Rurk. 1424 Nerlbl
Fifty-seventh street, who is in the elec-'new
trical department. He was able te n-e
all but one of his twelve prospects. Of
these only one hesitated te turn ever his
proxy, nnd the case In question had n
personal basis.
Jehn L. Lumbery, L'322 North Gar
net street, who Is n conductor nnd
chairman of the Transportation Com
mittee of thc Ce-operative Association,
nnu n pcricct persuasive seere, collect
ing live actual proxies and four prom-
ises te vote the iteck In person out of
uinc prexpn-is.
Cbnrles Hirncy. .lOOS erth I ranklln
. . , ,, . .,
Iircri' ';"'" ?' me jtcncrai umces
r.'i"j;n .uiiiiuiiii:r. n-aaeu a eqwaa
indomitable band reports the acquis!-
n ei iwentynve proxies out ei sixty
prospects, with many net seen en nc-
count of absence or wrong nddrchs.
Of this number, he hi,, there was
only one Bat icfual. from a source
closely allied te banking interests. His
squad has succeeded in lining up some
400 shnrcs of st0(,, for tl,e 8"PPert of
the Mitten administration.
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nnd enthuiustlc in the service rendered
(he company. I'nless the public is
guaranteed semethlne better, its aentl- I
mint should naturally h- in f.iver of
mat wnieii win assure it ei nil it new
nas. ami or tue nope or eten ucttcr
i tilings.
Trigg Is Neutral
Mr. Tr'Sg has adopted a neutralltj
pelii). He said:
i "My position is that it is n matter
, for the stockholders, and city directors.
ax such, have no light te take part in
the controversy or contest. At the same
time T have absolutely no desire te be
placed in any position which would
, make It leek as if I were criticizing
loienel retter.
"I feel tbnt it is a matter for the
tockhelders
it Mn miTi,i in Mr Trii. that
be was neutral. He indhatcd that lnTe de se he would restore the conven cenven
tliis case he was. tlen system of making nominations, lie
Then," it wus fuitinr suggested, I teinember.s with some Inwnrd illssntis illssntis
",veu ar" like the Mayer and would net .faction hew the direct pilmery led him
vote either wuv." I into a thoughtless pledge te pay the
Mr. Trigg replied: "YeV i vIi1lcr3 additional compenatIen.
Mr. Montgomery, leader of the ie. Hut does any en? nir sucreed In
vehing directors, had no comment te
i muke en the sUft iltNelenmentH which
limn lined 10,000 empleyes seldlly bo - be - bo -
hind the liinnuuement. Every empleye
is new 11 stockholder.
Mr. Tilpple wus net in his
' daj It was said lie is wr of
eflicc te-
the citv.
I It 11 believed Mr. Tripple is calling
en out-of-town stockholders in en (ffeit
te rally proxies, or ttock-etln: iiuwers
! for f'e untl-Mltten cause.
Twe Minutes
Uy 11KUMAN
Ihevcrizc Don't Germandize!
T PK'KItU up n headline in 11 newspaper a de or se back which telly me that
hurned celleze niofesser has just
1 eating and net of old ngc or overwork'.
a
we . 1 1 hceercil I lie mme ining
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IUIIIII Lilili
them
.ser
cs Hum
hen
Livln tLe cormorant doesn't pay,
' rr-,p Btemnch Is the master of the house and must be respected. Health Is
, yinmetrv. uphuildina; disease is dcfermll, dcructien. Deth are the result
allJ, ,;f wb'et wc cat
1 j,00(, , fl)c) im,)r0per or excessive fuel checks the flames and chokes the
human furnace starting auto-Intoxication, complications of the kidneys, nciveus
IndigeKtieit and premature old uge.
This fact was long nge recegnised by the ancients who crystallized it in
the exhortation, "Hat te live don't live te cat."
Human beings, like armies, subsist and Tight en their stomachs. Tour din
ner pall Is jour greatest asset or a hopeless liability. Keed makes or mars jour
career helps make it big or cuts it bhert. Failure and curtailed life find peer
pickings among well-balanced diets.
Cramming te kill a slight craving Is as Intelligent as swinging a trip
hammer te drlve tacks.
At tbe summons of necessity, you would dle for your family or your country.,
Hewmuch mere sensible te live for tbem by eating wisely while eatipg well?
mere sensible te live for tbem by eating wisely wbjle eatipg well?
playing a losing gaasa.wheB ybu, play, a geed kalfe ad fork( or blew
,,pe are.pn
id-twit loeoa
4.WtaM Wei
1 T iVaa - J. . a. 1 a --- " lakaeaBa.iXg!LavaaBimav a aeaaaaaaH i
Mabel Normand's
Chauffeur Called
Cinllne4 frtim Pat On
Meed te the house "where the arrests
were made. ,
Greeted by Velley
The agents and deputy sheriffs sur
rounded the house and rushed it. A
tellcy from the windows and doers
greeted them, but they forced an en
trance nnd seised the eight men. The
packets were found in the house, the
agents said, but the man who get them
was net believed te be among these
at rested.
One federal agent said it nm pos
sible the arrests might lead te a clue
U the murder of William Desmond
1 uyler.
Aeeeidlng te the Les Angeles Times
letters demanding money under threat
of dentil buc been received by a num
ber of Les Angeles men, and in one
case S-15,000 was extorted. The officers
declared they believed the threats were
Idle ones, A typewriter of peculiar
make with which It was charged the
threatening letters uere written., was
found in the heuse raided, it wan said.
May Recall Miss Mlnter
Whether Mary Miles Mlnter, n friend
of Tayler, will again be questioned by
District Attorney Woehvlne Is prob
lematical. One signed statemcut from
her, a transcribed Interview, in in Mr.
Weel wine's strong box. That, Mlsi
Winter's personal attorney. Jehn O.
Mett. believes will be all that will be
required of her.
Mr. Mett has questioned his client At
length and says he Is tiatisfied that Mis
Minter Knows no mere nbeut the mur
der or n possible motive than would a
convent cirl who had never heard nf the.
'director. Mabel Nerman may be ques
tioned again, but net Immediately.
Whether Adelph Zuker, president of
the Famous Pleyers-Lasky Cempanr,
will retain William A. Pinkerton te
turn loose n company of his detectives
te investigate the mjsterleus murder
of Tayler, who put money In the pockets
of the Lanky Interests with the success
i ful photepjoys he directed, Is a question
I repeatedly asked and thus far gene un
answered. Mr. Zuker Is here, a recent arrival.
Yesterday Mr. Pinkerton come from San
(Franclecn. He has, he told a reporter
two weeks nge in Han Franclfcee, be-
I fore Tayler was murdered, a financial
interest in .Southern California studies
nnd n keen Interest In clean pictures.
Ne particular s'snlficauc? Is nt-
I Inched as jet te the presence In Les
I Angeles et the creen magnate and
i the head of a detective agency. Mr.
Plnkerlen's visit te the Pacific Const
has no benrlng at present en the Tayler
minder case, for be went te San Fran-
cisce nnd then came heiv en hi neini-
nnnual Inspection tour of Ills Western
const offices.
May Call in Pinkerton
But the wiseacres profess te be cer
tain that, because of the blind ulleys
Inte which the Tayler investigation has
run. It will net be long before Mr.
Zuker will be calling en Mr. Pinkerton
te talk things ever. Mr. Pinkerton has
authorized no interviews expressing an
opinion about the murder. He has
turned Interviewers nwny with the re
mark that the case Is net his.
All Hollywood Is excited ever what
these who have laughed about it before
call the "unwarranted censoring
of scrccnland
mil "
Business Interests are coming te-
? ether te tell the world that "movle "mevle
and has been maligned" te 811 the
malls with "th truth about Holly
wood" a truth that will condemn all
attacks as baseless, as' unjustitied, as
tcnsatienally untrue, and the press
agents nre already oiling up their type
write anil Tint tins In new ribbons and
doing finger exercises in preparation
i for tnP task salvaging the world's
I opinion
, stories of "deDe" parties, it is ex
i vp vt rw ,--......-, .. . - ..
i ,)Cl.tcd, will be called base canards: In
' fact, many people from Bcreeniand who
trequcntiy Biienueu incm nireauy a
beclnnlne te wonder "where they s
re
get
this Huff nbeut 'done' ; we haven't seen
lnv," nut net all.
,.yM r i,new there have been Medo'
.. M ". nlnnv of tben,.'' n wrcen (tar
"vv hole word Is wTtl, me?e
,,h nffirlnvim from some nersenii "T
iMn-t e te an7 mc?f but Tm net
' V.?.?.Lf.. -l.. el,? .hV. .!,-;:
rii,i TievSe been dylna out the last
' ?'' ' J1 ffi h.d'ig.hiSk. ih .Vl!
I'm net sure about It."
'
t . T .
AjJ'CCllCItt Oil tSOnUS
DI--. J r,nioeififi
i M cufc je jftwoenf-xJ
fentlnucd rrsni Pace fln
busings Is net making money, and there
arP ,, cees profits
( Where Mr. Harding will propose te
set menev for his subidv is net dis-
closed. Hut it will obviously be hard
for him te nnd money Kir the beuus.
for the farmers and for the shlpi. If
the soldiers don't get their money their
, friends will fight money for any one
else.
There docs net teem te be any way
out of the mew. Mr. Harding would
like te get back fe a stnte where party
nutherltv would lie ence mere supreme
restoring the past.' Party authority
lininL' broken down Is there uny way
iof iof ief ever restoring It.' Hip country, se
icery one hern fears, has its own recipe
for Its iroueies, tue eiu one ei turning
j out the present Congress anil putting
the onnesltion In contiel of the Icsls-
Mature
1 ..... n.,i rnr..inn
ew MKrneiit 01 tonmsien
I This will only udd a new element of
of Optimism
J. SUCH
discovered that Americans die of ever
uuuui icu jcars nge, nut irge te men
llvil 1 ' , iniift, iiii.n juui I.IUIIIJIS
from the lips of another."
is right
t-t.irwitien. 1 eustlng it. far and away
your belli s jetir god, jour lilel h of clny
'Latchkey Knives Supplant
These tfhh Corkscrcte
Hardware men point out exhibits
of "latchkey knives" at the hard
ware show in the Commercial
Museum today ns a "sign of the
times."
"The trend of manufacture is
away from the knife with n cork
screw and toward the, knife with a
latchkey In the handle," said one
of the hardware men.
"We don't need the corkscrew' and
we're using the latchkey a let mere
new that we're alwajs sure of being
able te And the keyhole."
confusion. Seme measure of co-operation
docs exist between the Capitel and
the While Heuse at present. If there
Is a political overturn there will be two
years of deadlock.
It seema te be a case where nature
will have te take Its course. Just as
Europe will bare te recover some way
or ether from the effects of the war,
se will the United Slates. I have
said in tills correspondence that the
fault In Congress was net of the leaders.
The strongest leaders in the world could
Equally the confusion that prevails gen
erally is net the fault 'of Mr. Harding.
Neither Mr. Itoesevelt nor Mr. Wilsen,
two "strong executives," could bring
order out of cbaes here.
URGES INSURANCE
" IN LIEU OF BONUS
By a Btaff Comspentiwt
Washington, Feb. 15. Knpldly In
creasing sentiment among officials for
insurance for ex -service men in lieu of a
cash bonus has been found by Repre
sentative Watsen, of Pennsylvania, a
member of the Was and Means Com
mittee. He has hopes that it may yet
be adopted as the solution te the tangle
ever "adjusted compensation" nnd ad
ditional taxes'.
Mr, Watsen said he was In favor of
eliminating all plans except .the insur
ance. This has been discussed among
Cabinet officials and their advisers in
tbe departments.
The cost would he $21,000,000. ac
cording te computations by authorities
en insurance, for the first year, and
nbeut $.10,000,000 annually thereafter
until the twentieth year. The insurance
maturing In that year would amount te
nbeut M.OOO.OOO.OOO. The total for the
entire insurnnce would amount te about
.$5.2.10.000,000.
"This 'would give us time," Mr.
Watsen said, "te recover somewhat
from henvy expenses nt present, and
make it possible te lay aside sums te
meet the cost of the bonus finally."
The Twin-Six
Bethlehem,
i r-)'yw,. -
FEBRUARY 15,
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ACQUIT HARVARD STUDENT
Verdict Against Negro Pellceman'a
Assailant Reverted ,
Deaten, Feb. 15. (By A. P.) A
Jury in the Superior Court today re
turned a verdict et het guilty in the
case of Jmncs A. Duncan, of Columbia,
H. C, a graduate student at Harv.ard
University, charged with assault en
David K. Blair, a Negro policeman,
last May. The jurors were out one
hour. Their finding reversed that of
the lower court, in which Duncan was
found guilty and sentenped te three
months' imprisonment.
The charges grew out of an early
morning incident in a Seuth End door
way when Duncan nnd his fiancee. Miss
Frances Shannen, of Frnnklln, Tcnn..
new Sirs. Duncan, wcre Interrupted
while kissing geed night by Blair. The
policeman's remarks were resented by
Duncan, the word "nigger" was useJ
by Miss Shannen, there was n mix-up
in which Duncan drew n knife nnd the
couple, then were nrrcBtcd by Blair, who'
had been cut.
SHIPS CRUSHED BY ICE
Passenger Craft Trapped In Baltic
In Grave Peril
Stockholm, Feb. 10. (By A. P.)
The Baltic Sea has been converted into
an Isolated lake owing te the closing of
the Cettegat and the eeund by lee. Five
steamships, including the Thule, from
Londen, with twenty-seven nassenaers.
are held fast In n dangerous position off
tee Vinga l.igntneuse.
The pack Ice which is blockading the
Swedish weRt coast Is of enormous
thickness. Twe steamers already have
foundered, their plates being crushed
by ice. The crews escaped t) ether ves
1. The 3500-ten Danish freighter
TTanquebar, from Galveston nnd Ner
folk for Copenhagen, and mere than
twenty ether vessels nre imperiled.
WOULD CUT FRENCH DRAFT
Reduction of Army Service te One
Year Proposed
Paris. Feb. 15. (By A. P.) An
nmendment providing for one ear's
obligatory service in the army, and an
other for eight months' obligatory
service, will be presented when the re
cruiting bill comes up in the Chamber
nf Deputies within the next few days.
The first amendment will be offered by
members of the radical group and tbe
t-eeend by the Socialists.
Deputy llenazet, uutber of the one
ear ptopesltlon, plans a better or er
ganiratinn of a framework of efficeis
Hnd a better system of mobilization.
This, with the natural soldierly qual
ities of Frenchmen, is icgarded a
making one j ear's i-ervlcc n sufficient
guarantee for the defense of France.
PACKARD
announces substantial
reductions in the prices
of Packard Twin-Six
cars and Trucks
Price eight
months age
$6000
Touring
Other Twin-Six models show proportionate reductions
In addition te the reductions made in the price of the Twin-Six, Packard
Truck models EC (a-aten, solid tires) and EX (a-aten.'pneumatic
tires) arc reduced from $3500 te $3100 and from $4000 te $3500,
respectively. The price of the Packard SinglcSix, already twice reduced,
remains unchanged, with the probability of an advance later.
Ne meter car in the world today offers equal
value with the Packard Twin-Six, the new low
price of which represents a total reduction of
mere than 35 per cent in less than eight months.
All prices effective February 13, 1922,
and f. e. b. Detroit
THE PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT
i
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a
Packard Moter Car Ce. of Philadelphia
319 North Bread Street
Camden,
Hurrinburgr,
Wilmington,
ASK THE MAN
1922
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SPKCtAf, TIM WKKK
Mahefaar Use $140.00
Jmt reived eenttnts of U't
rtiMtne. Kvtrrthtnv must t tela
retsmlM of cost.
MORRISON STORAGE
MAftKKT tT.
Eciem Pseritiii Itch
nu.
eltn-
usual
leMma,
PteriMlSi
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w
all tf
hivs eTrer 'or 0 years, and st
tin efttr.
case. or
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i ., tmnv ovary spot et Pteral. It
ii ii i daitrey tlit eraj!t In Tlnta Hint
2 iVmieV thi TbeSy, and Mel.ths skin
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diiteiva Dandruff Mate.
remove ins at
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falling out or
leaaant anttMelle
fe? Pyerfieta. It will dissolve the set;,
haal the ums and tighten I ha teelh. It
will remove any eertneei. Wilt ttya m
nieilate relief for num., If Veu will um
it after ehavlnir. you vvllt never he wl h h
eut Bu-Ben. if ou have frlende with
kln trouble, tell them about'ltu-Ben, and
etlt
Smith. Kteln Prennh. WhelMala
nutrlhnlara.
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nftm or iiu'wn .-jniicai
EDVOATIONAtt
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LEARN LANGUAGES
at the BERLITZ SCHOOL
1541 CnTNjrjT BT.
(Rn trance in lath Sl.
Telenhnnn Wnrne 4S04
. I.KARN Spanish ftrheel
f.PAMII Mtu of rhll.ft0ela
Will open aoen at 13th and Market, Mean
while. Prof. R. a. Reyes wUl site private
leetens at A our convenience. Con-ertatlenal
method. QuIcK result Phene. Pilbert 4108.
1008 CLINTON BT.
ktyNgiys
itoettitfrml SLffclla.
JK and Sfi Mcsnlh Micht ueaeei, oaf
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why pay mere? Shorthand. Tvperltlaj,
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tratlen ceureee. Catalog free. ,
palmer Buelneee Behoef, 10 S. 10th Street
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Feb. 13, 1922
. $4850
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