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AWAITING FATHER STRIDE DURING 1921
ifent en Engagement te Swiss
Riding Master Pending
'MV.m' Pamrvt'e Arrival
fJM'Rr fiDcinc ucn oicrretc idci
M&.ii . "
My the AmeiIhIkI Press
Chicago, Feb. 18. Ne KUttiueut
KKiairainje reports that Mi.- is. engaged re Cobb Creek Pathway
wnr aiax user, rliline master, ei -.n-, ., ... ,..,"
ffirTeh R,it-.,t..i ..-.. c.rfi.mn. ne t... i tien en tile lU'Mng Of
SetfiMr from MU Maihilde M.-Cermtck. ' When llir asouiatIen
frM&'$ Utjen-year-eM daughter of Hareld 1".
Hfl. mcuernitcK and grnndd.mgiitcr ni ,inuu
feS'i . , Rockefeller. Miss McCerml.-k wv
, eid te b- iiutiltine Hit- airlwil t..,lv
illliif (lit- iiiriiiil t..dv
rrcre New Yerk of her ffttliei. u.-l'eic,
" .il? anytnin J fr- . ...... Kmk at Fllt.wik.-Mli street and lltiltl- -
"There is no fttatcnirni. viid Miss , , . ,, . , .
. M Gladvs Phllbrhfc, Mr MtCer- moie avenue, erganised the Oebbs Creek I
raick's seerctan. "MN Mnthtide has ' Parkwaj Heme Building and Ioan An-
' nothing te say until her fab. i nrrtvw.. , e0fJrttten. wifh 270i1 paid en Individual
n nut Mir hopes that Miss Muriel von t hitrev. mdurnl 'irx Ceun.-ll te tnkci
, jjbw henif mill her falltei i sh- H.i,0Ver or a miinlflpal ii.uk the plot
MIm iMmiel will tU ...I Vd .bounded bv Ilft eighth mid Virty
Miss Muriel is Mi-. MathiMc. s fcist'r. nIntll ,n,c itnltlmert nvenu- nml
t. Older 'by three year' . c0i,b (.rcck parkway: wrh lustra.
i ' .1uhnHbl'U'k.-w'rteri'. Vi"1 "i.mf-ntal in erpanlsinp the West Thlla-
MUaMathllde awl MIm .lull. Mangold. I ,,,,,, Mu,.Ica, .vM-latlen. which new,
s who formerly was Ovri bt'ekkeeuer. h t, , , , , , .. i.i.n... .
1IH hA luniA in lttin.n..i Htri IIC4
.ucv.eruii.-ii. DiHii niriiirii ie ewiiiii-
m r ..... . . . r...
SJ7 fjr,,1"; Jhr I' y- , lfc-I
i.harc ar-.inged for parage i" Mrfy. al-
vaawufau . m.T c? r.uint irt i .& .-'
nlM 4f tln ftt .. '?.. . Iittut " .i
Id.
Mh
Mntliildt N'nl Mi-.- r.inseld
spnt yu4tetdar nflirnoen pra t-iiit In
Jeer .veir -.trel-'.w In lb-
vi'r "lore "f
1 '
tc AicCerttitfk home
xr .-... r...T ,i .i ., f
.LVT;, '. -mZ...
flfternoen Hareld M (r.a cfc .mil-
Hlenalrc pmidtnt of the InternaUenal
, Harvester Company, virtually continued
the reported onWement of lis Mixteen-
vear-eld d.iUKhtcr MatliilJe te Mas
Oter. who is ferty-cipht yMri old and
proprietor of St. Jacobs Riding Acad -
.mv. : yi,.i, a.i, ,,!,i
"I am coin's ba.-k witli enlv one '
tlaujht in my mind my daUKhtet-N
hipplness." he aid. "I am merely1
loekinr en as a father, t want what -
l-Tr is best for mv daughter. I harr
net had time te consider the matter
rln!ilv. TlAtTKVfr. snen n I rnt
fe Chieace I am celne tr take it uu.
-t mi 3 um j Iran iranv niui-c ivj iur-
, 11.1- II T - ..H.. ..... .... -...
,ther flatcmcnt tegarding newspaper re -
ports."
- ft is understood that Jlrs. IMItb
Rockefeller McCeruiicb. wh recently
illferced Mr. McCormick. i-bitterly op-
poaed te the match. Mhi Muriel Mc-
tjermick Is openly mawnanr. and it
anticipated that she will de crerthing
. im her power te Bleck the propei-eii mar
rUfc. She de-s net deny that her sis
11 ttr Is Tery much in lore" with the rid
ins matter.
PEARL WHITE'S EX-HUSBAND,
McCUTCHEON, DISAPPEARS
,
Acter Sent Incoherent Nete te Mem
ber of Lambt' Club
of,
;
JI
Neur Yerfc. Feb. JS-r-Frkads
'Wallace McCutebeen. well-kuewu
.the theatrical profeuien and until a
'ftw months age the husband et Pearl
While, merinff Dlcture actrefs. are be.
rinninr te h alsrEerf ever hl Ins
ahaence. "I
VfT,,tp)B,,. -Lhr, iu,.i ., -:..
. ....
5' ,;
.1:1
' y lumb'a Club. left the club one
1 l r....' .."',. '",". "' .r ..'. . ." resnected Jndtei in the counts. His that the less money people nave, iqe v"". .. . .,.. ,, ., ... .... ring up enthusiasm m erucr te a
ucioecr Baying ne
'- - ll -...-! .l... l.f.l.
ianested that his wa "niivcn irs .e
- pTkefawS dub mbiT bM1
iTln
J gating" McCutcheon is he rvas
s-iifJ'u-'i?.!.-... , ",. f.?. ?'.."." 1a!,
r irain nun Kiivtrrm uithn nun. uiiirn f
lttT.,F!..-?Z,hZ"2'mnim conduct in court, n here he fr- mem.Wlll vflew, HitA.U-p rt0.oltlen'a. . . lien- i . s no time us., -am ...r-.. t,M the ftlir.
i i Elu l" r5f- u.a ur,"it!;l,c r.nuailT took the eave out of th-4.M-- coffers. Perhaps, -perhaps.- - -uctntci. u e eegnn re uaiiu. ' jl "I am tired of getting letters from
lbt have semethmg ie de Willi his . 2Sn3S atiS took ever the "iaS!.. The Itipublicans haven't found the as we went out yesterday n ternoen. On 5 , t n Jd fJem , who are
Z i disappearance. ff w tn."t, ilmse f eaef im political spring huffieintly advunwl for hr firs-t l-a let It "lord x te hit. Dur- t , w , u ,,ew t0 (e th,llgs whv
Hi rrtI patcd v'.n Wf .'"He ,'' t" be feared bv all lawbwnkcr. At he r harM-sting. I have alluded te the ing the night I den t believe there was deJn.t't,lcy eome hcre aud de rome work
j jFtanders ami was bit is. bj bead by JJ z.j ' l(Sputatlen a(i.Jn;s. letters which were sent out bv them a mimile's let-down. Certainly no one tncmMivcsv Hew muny of them will
:hrauncl. He was innf:ded hea wih iT... i..t .... ...y.' . , .-.. . "., te the decreet and select few. lhcse joked or wnlled. It was i-rim work.- ,. t,, , (1, ,..ql ...nrlt?
I a silver plate in his sktid after bavlngl .,.,.?,;' 0th i breu-'.t him uni- Intern aid something lUe in vien ei lin,i we nil feel it. c took mere than; ..Tlle ncWspaper edlterri and pu
i J wen the rank of Majer. ?i, A lnc la ' Dreu''1 Jira XM' .i... ..d work done by the Kepublicnm, oe ba 'eti dur n-r the nlsht. but cv-tn I lit,, '. , ' ',i,n n,...r(t ',.
5 I 8incc a friend of the war here and He wan v-goreu in Ins attS' ide '" Cenfres. the Campaign. Umrnittee. tl en we reuld net ic-Hi ar. agree- I Committee, Hew many of them a
' ,r -aeter received a tather incoherent note ',,?, . ;.Arrt.Ms i,n f n- ,C.' . Is seeking a timd te insure their re- ncnt . ,necthlv ew lllBliy )HbnB
rV;-l'..i i."'.-w.,r .:...- ICi","'"11"" n'..leuna.iS,lik ' :
fWtlth fnree.
"iBriJL.i?rcJ.' , . ....
r, euui.ii ewr an remre 10 mis
reuntry. following the armistice, he
married reari vtuut. 'iney weie ill-
mi. ?!rt te.ii. . si .s , ,
r tM' V1,at-e McCutcheon
.. vu i iiivucr.e iu in u.utiuu
'picture buiinea. '
.
H0WAT CONCEDES DEFEAT "
unemciai iviajency Against "KeDei"
Miners Placed at 100
IndiauaDelli. Ind.. Feb. IS .Tiv A
1.) The special convention of the
United Mlne Workers of America today
was completing the reUraU en the ap-
Pel of the Kanwis 'jbel' miners
t .. i i . .. l l -.- .
for union reinstatement befere besi'n -
r.le consideration of the union's ..,,'
nallcv. the enlv avowed nurnese i'nr l.0!RS pit'turtfvjue figure, net enI he
btinc called into ses-ien
Delegates eligible te vote hed enough
potential sticngth te overturn the un un
eftciul majority against the Kans
intnera' appeal, but. Alexander Hewat,
meir jeaaer. cenceueu urreat. ''he ad
ininietratien s uiu
raained about 100
came in
Leaders amen
iiBanlmeus iu
overwhelming adoptle
sjeale Committee
imue reductions
nnd increases for nnthraclfe weikerf1
uadfr threat of a strike April I.
0CHS ROTH
(granddaughter of Skipper Bride of
Architect at Allentown Today
Allenterm, Pa., Fb. 18 In ihe
ISpiscepul Church of the Mediator this
f Mrrnd"Mrs.rUl
' aCKlnghar!:uie;l0, "0ta,t
Tb'e br"r. X wUlgncn In mar-
l..n hv hee ffllher. villi ,e ..,le,.,U,l l,
ifiicui mawnty re-1 xr veri, Fetj. is.- UW A V , trusted Hide, but. he went etf te Car- terney, Mr. Hean, in his closing ud-1
as varying return'. President Jehn A. Hetilli.r.'(.f the Vn. e.,n-. ul.en Villa and the latter snlit. I d.n-ss. picture the sorrow and gilef el
g lhc delegates WCrc.eefl.iv when Informed l.v the Assnelntr.l r,,.r.,,.,l,r tr. nnv off the Mil score. 0 ? the WOtllCll jurors WBS JUOVCd te
The nrcdictlen of nn i.nt ,..f Tien r nn.itu i--,. ...i.n.,i ' ... .. ..."., i. ..--,. i., ...ii.i , i,., .. .... , tears.
vik- i",v -;; ;,,.---"-"'-" v.,
fe''J!r,,ll,,rMi!rt0J1?.' Vlc c"me"' J1""
perfei-nied by the iter. Uebert Nett
'rriman. rector of tbe Church of the
Mediator, assisted by the hcv. Edmund
H. Carhart. Jr., rermer chaplain In the
uavr. and a cousin of the bride.
The bride is a granddaughter of the
hjte Captain William Iteth, long u
nailing musicr irem Liverpool te uem'
bar. snd later commodore of the fleet
of William II. Grace iV Ce.. New Yerk
te C'allae. The bridegroom Is n gradu
ule of the University or Pennsylvania,
where a decade asp by wus n football
sr.
Itrsm bis mother when she sought te
1. k.eV Irtt,, th. liA.iUi. In .1.1 .nn.
Kits some et tne possessions. The
iiu residence of Harry Fauintcht
rrVartlr burned. Mr. Osllsaher
5w . . , pxeeidenf Ilii-.nug bianied of 11,, ,c.ig. l& IMWMiWWMfMMM
iTe- Heme of Senate Clerk Is Burned nation of F'-.i-rU Judge Lands weugl, WLwVtMiwMi&hMsWK&
$$L WW.M-1 Jarre. Feb. lh.-Fi.e miQl. prwa disrat-ln . fr-.m fhl.Xe wifi.. jiT; ''MkMw-VXtlfk
WMfttV deetreyed the home of William j. . IIeu- emclah. said h- fennal u i)m ); i': Wtmtffm
'.iiGallusher, chief clerk In thn Pcnnsyl. nation of the noted judge lm, .,t ue r i -'-'.r ,,jj- fffWWfl
SSLenU State Senate. Ills mother uml a ueeiyd t U- 1hi t Heue-e , AoAe.
iWf. who went in the house, wrre 'twlntH out that it -en . either bp eW. v-pF
WM&KyitWW! '? CS fe'Sinnal ',0 l",,0"nt 0r tU " MlhS MABEL HOSZELLh
Wfm
COBBS CREEK MADE
Association te Give Dinner-
Dance te Mark Improve-
mnntfi n District
aec i nniiun -rn ciitiirp
"'
' An unusual reverd fe. a-isLboiheod
iftchlcicment will be celebrated by t!ie
Heme Assecla-
Fibruary -7
illl bold It an-
miAl -dinner-dunce In Hi" Adclphla
,,,,,
"',,,,
within a year Ihe a
Within a year Ihe association ha or- j
' ganlzed mid 1 nuv, Building Us own
.... .v ..... ...
U.'ilHUU
In addition it has obtained
- . ... . i. ......
in the m.ast e( n controversy wlt'i the
t, ,, ... ...... ,,,.. ni,i.,i01. '..f i ,kit..
"" ' . "- . :
tp nt l'ift ninth street und Hultlwcre
' avenue
I In tbe ntmi'rm et AVtlHnm
T Mc
f0l,c1- Pr,s!l'',,f "' the awot-Iatleu.
is a reoerd for n yearS prepl.-s;.
this
"iv.. i... ...... ... i. ....,.
ful." Mid Mi: Mcceutb. "Wc hate
!nritl emcer. e( wae of our nearby
! ")ie i
J ' V"" ' r n ia " ". "
?n""Jhe,icV a"'1 "',"'. U0' .m T2
. ''LV.ffif l'!"1,""'" ?.' r
"':'''" . : .V" ... i r,-,' "Z, ",
tractive a :t tan be made, i ,he nclgh
' $? apuil ou our way iv trenj
V hen we ersani-;.! our hank the ub-
Bcrlpflenji we ererMibwrlbed hy met
than V-,we- And all the Mil.vribprs
"' residents of our own neji-hUorin.ed.
, 1"'.'t " LB01" ''P'"0. ." l. ".'
. n. Gundacr is caalrumn of tne
. eemmitle in charje et the celebtatl.m
A"nciated with him are Vi-rieu v(d)-
committee, the chairmen of which fel-
1 1.m l..A(.fA IV .i f.t 111 1 i Wmih
'elfe. Dr. A K. Smith.
i ' . Tv.-vftj i !
,C. K. Wiley. .1. .1 UaKet. '. 1. Smith,
W. M. Uroihen. Ilenrv If. Avkcrman
enrt Aithur Joyce.
Prof. Calvin O. Altheuc -vili he the
principi' ..piaki-- at th dinner. It I
rip:ted that nt least -10(1 icIdcr.f et"
id'the Cobbs Creek neighborhood will n'-
tend the affair
Judge Landis Quits
Bench for Baseball
'CoeU"a", "- VT
ilntes-c we. id irlrg
Oae
the tUl '. y0.-
C0O Thef is much spet-ulatien as t..
whether or net he will new ru-eiv the
vrf.00 differtnee.
Although fifty-eight jiars old. Judge
Land's Las alw4s beer, kni.wn as j
1. I. . -...1 - . ... . .
of',. The bj-eball menat urgl
Mm te leergacize baseball "for the
Mike of the American r ."
and it w
hS P1 hIcU nnaI1J' v ", ''
Jural.
Uhe resignation of Juaje i.anals tahes
The res gnatien of Judge i.and s takes
1KB the Federal bench one of the most
feared and at the .a:ne time the most
- W "- " ---- ..ft -M-. "..,
in . ... t...i t . n. .... ....
ft ?t 1. L ,- ' . s r "
? "trti wbxTfn war'we
. w. u n .in oe.ain war weik
tJ ? Irf "1 ' hV'u"
P erSrJ wa ia-"-' b"fer' hi ,;!"r"
if. Tv , ura5t,"- "- ""
-athingIy denounced nv one who
seemed un-.mericun. 'nn m par-
tit-ulatly true In the trials of 1 W
W.'k. Hecialista antl I'airlflsts.
' InjnPh 'luHng the v.ai l.e .,,!-
. vwated that the German Kalsr nnd
ui bix !-c'ii uij cxi-CTiini e.v nuii-ii linn.
s.Viads, "eat of justice te huraanltv."
Judge hands was one of the th.rrv
pens te whom bombs were ir.iih'd en
Black Hand triai heiv i.e. i.-cived
manv dc
ith threats. Against tie
wlshca of his frien'is he insisted te
sitting tnreugli the tr.als
Judge handls first beeme nu'ieualiy
' &"neUM wh?n. h- 0nc'i.,!lh,.',,nidrcll.P1.1
Cerupnny cf Indiana SL't' aiO.OOe whleh
'c1,l'jn latcr wa!) v.-vertcd by a higaei-
I emir.
' celirJ- . ....
In tnc. -f'U-.-;roe:n -a., .iu-ige an, ays
cause of his llewing white hair hut be
cause of his keen wit. lie mi Imvue
"wrist watched la.'yei-rt" nnd wai
drastic in his i.ctien against th'- i-o-.ri-reom
loafers ei ' cu'irtroem li.r rd- "' is
he called them.
major and miner leagje.s
the baeb;ill public ut large are te be
cengi titillated. he s;iUI, "en Judge
Landis' decision. It m-uns everything
for the sport.
"I hae ulw.ijs fi: th.t .vhen .Tisdge
I.ahdirt fullj i.-.ili. .1 the Truss of de
tail and tin vnrving e'lmenl un.l ".n
tractuel luiitf(tJ ' hull in isl eme te
hhn for lruil d' is nn lie vi ild have
i te decid l give it- either th j oitlen
i S&. UZ '"n
a'v'thiM T extn m 'rAt
. ''e? V.0t Ji V" .' '"' ,lIM,"',,' hr"r'
lfle-J tun' . u.ltte ..inu s saw is way
' clear te devote hi. entire ntuntien te
. a.J-,..ii
.... '
I , "P,n?.?'1( S'T," iuL.ii1..Vi,i5ltI?' l
'-'."X''rn'":.;; ";,.,.'. "'"
WltUV lw V'-i-Sf- net -! i lliaill ll W'MI
as in the part. Ills centruct, running
for a period of seven years, called for
an nnnusi salary et jjuti.u'r'j, w-itn a Ue-
i.,ei r.n.im n-.,r..iu,i .r ,i.i, .. ..... rr'i... ,... K..n.n, i...i.p .,u. cne . the defendants mh their families that
n of the Wage I from tuc bench ' te demote his entire ?i,u., the ftal vesterdav te obtain . r'vans- a railroad inan for twenty.
TJif.'W1. "i ' MS", &. En"1"1 t0nt,ul "f '"" '" ' -"f for his chief. KJ 77ue triaT'e te avV" lestlfTing
ji.i.n.i"' ----- ,-. .- . .
,lu ' ' '
ludei .'
t'udcr thh :gteement .ludge handis
has lieen recivlng uppresimatf.y .12 .
C00 from the ascba'l league'
i tornej-
I
CAY PAnifKH
rhIladlPhla
rocieix in
WMhliif tea
a
'Jfas V no tnMM dull. Jied about
"Cnarmins He(tnt ana BUtely !)'
th UMi'tnt staties if nwt HuEdaJr'aJ
smi tdtiMsR-WUaaj
ru
IiV
hkei
eFT3
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tfr'
w;j
isr
'.
j5.jii:.s -
When : rlxsinc re,ie parted je.sterday afternoon a 5000 .pound safe rraslied
Sansom street. Ne eift was injured
. r)yim.e C.'m. .'..
lyCIKVlKUO UHI (ff-
Political Springtime
'Continued from V.3t Onr
et w'"eu there have been none, make?
we jprinj?.
ii tin- nenties e.jui.i in- uiaiie the
c. he Hepublirans ceuM make '-a
I ' ;T,.. "I.... mJ"f.?' ,,!!" ,.-?Ir-
' - m uel 1 V e ng gVnBene e
, these land of dellg It me wl-lcl, the
rlietwlcnl S-tiater fretn Mas-saeb uWt .
ted th,- eye of 1, l ,nt,a t!e"
Mr. Hull cot nearer realities- when
, , , r ,
,. ,fi aml lalL.eii
..,:.. ...,
letux bl.-!-enis of the
ed about the budincs
0; political 'spr'lnir. put out a bank "net expected. Ther
foment which, while net esactlv . however, net even vl
re. cnntainH n rnv vt hejie The' The dud.; thanUc
i'pr.--iien. .Air. Hnrdlnp. annther nlr
celdet dajs of the winter of euv rem-
. n,rrc!i discontent occurred just before
the holidays The climate Im been
milder sltire. 1m lm Iimiip.
., ,,, .,.,,. ,nn,.i,. . i
, -i,i .., ...'.n.i,i..' n.v. lfii.j ,.e i,., :.i.i
see-
One ,
. I '. .. .71.
and let'us hope. The ether "iiliincci into
ci0em. Nethinc cheern an onue-dtion
' e much a- gloom. Oiv.-u hard time s.
bank failures and tlghteulnj waist.
bands, nnd the partv cut of power
wae- fat and say. '
it ti...eH ale i.aj .. n.,(1 ., i,,Piii.
fi i.ii... m. wut. .l ui. iiu lint:..!-
pared te .wake nnv mere than is n
groundhog's coming out te see its
thadew n slgu that it is prenared te
give up its winter's repose. AVlij waste
lutelllgent-e when thing" are coming
your way'?
Treasurj' Needs. Itrcing
The tlnding of b treasurer, H.irn-en
Nesbit, of Pittsburgh. b the Demo Deme
crntf. is u mere crieue indication. A
trcasur is one et tae weaiseMt tilings
n-eai.ewt tilings
, about the Demecr.l,. Se small is th.-lr
. treasury
.T?. K... .??1 al,?
splcn-
muiuiy wuue j. n in.u6.rvi. i. i
new
new curiously eneugu me nam inmn
scm an auspicious moment te have a
treanunr. One might almost think,
.... ,.
riirii ij siii-mm'. ..-.---
iime back abkin-.-. what geed work are
ou" talkUigbeut-a cold spring, poll-
. ,
K-r.vbedy's e,e :, en the finanel.il
k ,.e't..r. It is carls aul you an't
lill ncli mete nbe.it the coming
wither new than ou .an guevi w-unt
! .t'nn eruture will be en the 1th of
j,... i the lire new In the rotemiie.
J "-riJ V , rat.s hone, and the Itemib-
,.".... . ,l...t iVin lkue will he liard
. n would be a silh im.uc. I.Ilv
. iRittI would be n saner one. But tra-
Ji)en sa8 Hint warn n iiariv ulu
months has failed te undo the ill
eff,ct- of n the.jeur World War, u
,i10u:d replace It with pue that has
ruilitlcjl groundhog'
-
VILLA WOULD FIGHT REBELS
Want te Lead Forces Against His
Ferrrrer Lieutenant
r..,. ruv. Tel. IS fRv A. P.I
",. ,..,. s-.iin i-..-... Ken'.iif .i,ie
-"""- - -"- -.
fence te lind an isle. I'tmr issue lu'"1''-
found for ell. Had timts work feri lans. speaking for himself nnd hi
you If jeu are the opposition while compauleu. taid their gn-at regiet was
you Bleep. The Democratic Party has ' that this teidlct would end their days
sl.'Pt. l.vrn Mr. Cordell IIuII'm recent of usefulness as railroaders.
rptteh is net n sign that it is yet pre- will never gtt jobs again tak-
i '-ViiHHvnn inn nnuu iit k
i. ....1 ,r..i.i ,,n,icin ,n ini.i I llle train order was a crucial pari
has asked official permission te lead ', lhc proBecutlen-s ca,e. District At-
l.is men against Oeneral rkos.ille rcr- turney Itennlnger i-entcnding Evans nnd
nandec, who was reported several days' YtaMc disregarded a written command
, as in -hellion In the State of Chi-
buahua
lide'i in 1UJ4, reriianuc. wis ma s,
Obey the Law
.side .lias been appointed polite
woman at Yerk, !' Te win her
place she reached nn average of
wv.6 per cent in the civil rrlre
AVflMrlfrt '-4iiLflijijijijijijijBfi
SAFE tAKES LONG PtUNOE
EliMvl5
7f
P. &R. Trainmen
i A re Found Guilty
(.unlinuel from rtf One
their places, and were hitting with
friends in the body of the courtroom.
I They were net called en te itnnd when
the verdict was announced.
Verdltt Cem a Sl.eelc
, Thcrcrdlct et "ulltv. a9 chawed in
the indictment, but with n reci.mmcndtt.
K the reurt for mercv." enme n a
s!lock ,fe the .cctateis and the men
luemscivcs.
i-vani iinu lraiiii- seemcn '""'-
wuuercu.ter a. moment, ev ic m. ..
' w""-" t'y eam iiucrwuru m-j ......
LilUT lil'llt ll.fil ....trv.
vidlblv illnchinr;.
iked the jury brietlv
.ler their patienee and cilerts te mm a
verdict and disnilct.cd them. iln
:urer icemed clad that the. long strain
. wiih nv.r.
The two men weic (.uireundcd by
lilmtp fplendM no seen im the formal no-
ti.v of appeal had been scned by Mr.
Bean and court dismis-sed.
i ..n... r.Mm J'ndl"
Our tarMm cnucu
I "When tlie jury came in the last time
for instructions." paid leakle. 'we
thought that it meant a inieruuiv ver-
I .. . ..
n ellt rin." he said. "If we had
been nequitted It mivht have been dif-fen-tit,
but with this conviction eer
us fur i'.ivh en the railroad arc ever.
If the read ever employs Ui again it
prebiblj will be en some roundhouse
ncith "'
Hepe for Final Vindication
The two men did net seem te be bit
ter ever their conviction, nnd eipresscd
;,- .... .i, ,,..,,. -..
hn - '' , , ""u,,, V t
.nnflvi nvindica".
.. members of the iurv
-- - ,.;.. ,-,, ,!.! ..11
told hew he twelve had toiled all
through the night in nn effort te tcacn
,
women ler Lomiriien
-This morning." added Miss Ouster,
01( 0t,Pr woman member of the jury.
"the bHlletitig steed nine te three for
conviction. We women were for con-
Metien from the first ballet. Three
e the lirst ballet. Three pententary pri0ner Says He Killed White Heuse ns showing the "most sat
Jury held out for acquittal. ' lsfneterv turn in the financial nffnlrs of
,tetl eerv argument te show Tw Women and Man istacterj turn in tne nnami.ii auaits et
endants should be acquitted. ' ...........j 1V1. 1HV V Pi tl10 c0'mtr-v s,nCB the conclusion of
ie,i with them, geinr; ever J ' wxelaud. I eh. la. ty a. t.i 101fl Rn unnjy(lU et thk 1)cccmber sl
,nen ..n the.
-fbev exlmuh
that the defendant
l 'S .
. .1.. .... ... ... i-i.- i,,.
j..,.,,, nt JnHt nfl, b.-cnuse we had
"W)l tll0m ,. hut bef-ause we had
ctinvlncf'l them that the evidence was
w iliiln no ether icidict but a con
i let mn was possible
"When we went in for instructions,
it did net stent that we could reach a
w i diet, (si'ci-lnlly the e;end time.
However, we tr,'e.l again. On the ballet
jut before the last ene the jury steed
ten te hve for mnvlctlen. Then we
t.rgucd some mere, tnd the last twe
men were wen ever. The dual ballet
steed twelve for conviction."
Train Order Crut iu Dellberalleiis
' "ro.lelp-leund.
passed them.
m grapincaiiv did tne uciensu ai-
In his nun defense, tlmt he forset about
, ttic- train mat ins own train, .e. iei.
, met head-en.
. He testified he had net mistaken .r
ders given him en December fi, the
morning of the disaster, but had gene
out of the hlnek nt Bryn Athn, ns
I was the custom for jears, liecniisu he
'knew that according te the rule., et tin-
::....:..' "::... -v-. .-i
iruilread tlieie was no ether iraiit ai-
I lowed in the block.
I H acknowledged haling Mcehc.
train orders holding him te the Hwlt.-h
at Biyn Ath)n nnd said that llii li,:
urcs wcre se plain that lie could net
have mistaken tlit-iu ; that, he simpl i
dhl as he and ethers had done man;
times before lgneied the printed lulefe,
and UKCd his own discretion. '
He admitted he had testified differ
ently ut previous investigations and
did net intend te deny It.
PARDONS HIS OWTCLIENT
Acting Governer of Colerado Says
Man Was Poorly Defended
Deiner. Feb. 18. Earl Coele.i.
Acting Governer, yesterday pardoned
Lafayette Jenes, convicted in 1007 ,m
chatges of horse stealing in Agullai,
Cel., and sentenced te the penitential. v
becailse the Acting Governer said .lour' .leur'
liad "net been prepcily dcf.Mded ' A
it young attorney. Coeiey himself d'
fended the 'einictcd man. i
"The conviction uf Jenes has been I
worrying me all these yiais, ' said the
Acting Governer after signing Jenes'
pardon. "I always was convinced he
was innocent. I waj a young, lncx
perienccd lawyer at the time, nnd I am
convinced it was the peer defense of my
silent that sent hlin te the Penitentiary,
EhIBBWIIMMRKwSHa
iVMciww. . , ,(V ? ,7 vrr -t jp --' " t " ' ' .: '
'' '' -. 1 ." . .'l.t,.. J ,-..-.
Ss
Inte the pavement In front of 735
Moere Denies Fair
Pest Is Aspiration
tentlntinl from Pate One
the fair In under discussion and must
be Rcttled before we can even approxi
mate, costs."
"Am Jeu n candidate for director
general of the Ke.squi-Centennlal?" the
aiiiver wasfasKeij.
"Isn't that nn absurd piopesltion?"
he l'Cldled. "Is It nnsslhle thnr we
have nieii in Philndelphin capable of
undertaking vast nn enterprise?
Would it he possible, according te Mme
ei our Hpimiic-iiucked critics, te nnd
any one in Philadelphia who could de
anything nn well as it might be done by
some ene fteni Idaho or Arizona? '
Question Coming L'n Soen
Den t werr.i about such matters
just new. All these matters will lie
duly considered In the lawful way by
thii, Kxccutlvc Committee. The commit
tee will meet early next week, and It
Is presumed that the director general
ship will be touched upon, although I
de net bidietn it can be settled Imme
diately." The Majer was asked if he had heard
of a rumored .second proposal concern
ing Mr. Hoever, made hubscquent te
"I. uuK ,s ener.
"Don't nrn.li nnr -,.rl, ..!...,
Altf tlltW innfin.' ..js.. it... M..-
he reTiiin.i. '
"What is tlie purpose of nil this? Arc
the newspapers tijing te kill the Ses-
quI.f'cntcnninlV 1 am asked te make
statements nnd unfold things when I
have nothing te reveal.
"Are they trying te belittle the lnflu-
ence of Philadelphia? De they think
mere can ue nit imposition witneuti
Philadelphia being nssec-iated with the!
affair? Let them nslt President Hnrd
ing te run the show If they think he
will de It. Hut who' going te sit hcre
nnd de the work in the meantime?
'
j
Takes Fling at Critics
am trying te de what I can. stir-
aver-
nfter being appealed te, hae lent tinaii
ci.U suppeif te thin project?"
CONFESSES TO 3 MURDERS
Three mysterious slalngs, in two of
which women were the victims, may be
solved by the confession, County Pros
ecutor Kdward ( Stanten today nn nn
neunced, of William Andei-sen, known
ulse by half a dozen ether names, a
prisoner in thn Columbus, O., peniten
tiary for forgery.
Andersen confessed, Stanten said, te
the murder of Miss Gretchen Brandt,
Mrs. Khjie Krclnbring nnd Sante Loin Lein Loin
fachie. 'In eacli cntc the prisoner, who
S forty-live, said he committed the
murdcra "for love." MisB Brandt wn
beaten and stabbed te death in her home
in January J921; Mrs. Krclnbring was
ehel.ed te death en a lonely re.ul iu
September, 1018, while Jximmachie met
his death by being hurled from a bridge
in Fcbruaij , 11FJ. "
I PRCE OF WIVES IS DOUBLED
i bllrl.Ml. Profiteers New Cham
Eight Spearheads Per Weman
Inden, Feb. 1R. (By A. P.)
Lord Dewuv, speaking at a meeting eC
the Lcysian Mission here, said that
profiteering had spread everywhcrednce
the war, even Inte the hudan, whue it
had extended te the price e wives.
"In the Sudan befeic the war," he
said, "a wife could be get for four
i siicarhcads. New the mice linn .Inn.
bled, one has te nay ciirhc snearhcmli.
. - ----. .
In the cattle country it uu-d te be fe.ir
tows, new the pi ice is secn tows,"
Leaves for Heme
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..A .VBl
,rt "i . cj?
tth ' '. I 'S. , . ( . H "A.Y-:
4'S su?t.dlhU MfcLr
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rhetps hy fcnlral Vein
MISS SOPHIA DE G.NA
Niece of Senera de Mathleu, wife
of the Chilean Ambassador, hag
returBed te Chile after a ytar a
Washington
about tiim miiii.1.' .,AV.' " ii,.! tW.,- Au overwhelming vpte was cast tins
said "If wm hnre nv i VLnte ' nftrrnoeii by the convention of the
When th" Slaver' was first ? asked ttimt ncrcpUns any wage reduction
yesterday concerning the rumor that he fur ,h.e(t teal mlnverq J" Jnnii? nc,w
might be a candidate for the fnlv nnst working ngreements effective April 1.
RRICKFRRFIFAP
j UNDER $15,000 BAIL
Docter, Sentenced te Frem Ten
te 'Fifteen Years, Seeks
. 'Law's Delay
COLLAPSED AT VERDICT
Atlantic Citr, Feb. 18. Dr. William
H. Brlcker, Jr., of Philadelphia and
Vcntner, convicted of causing the death
of MIm Irene Michaelsen. of Philadel
phia, and sentenced last night by Su
preeo Court Justice Ulack te net less
than ten or mere thnn fifteen years in
State prison and K6)00 fine, wni rc
leaseil today en 915,000 ball, furnished
by. his father-in-law, William II.
Campbell.
This is in. addition te the $20,000
bail furnished by Mr. Campbell follow
ing the doctor's conviction In the case
of Miss Ilhedesla Davey, an actress,
who is wild te be new hovering between
life and death at her home in Mns
saehusctts as a result of JJrlckcr's treat
ment. A wTlt of error wis taken by
UrlckerS counsel in the Mlehaclsen
case. Tliis means a revicw of the trial
just concluded. Thirty days nre al
lowed for the tiling- of bricfH befere the
Suureme Court.
The jury, of which fleerge F. Mat
thews, an Atlantic City auctioneer,
was foreman, deliberated tweiitv-clght
minutes en the testimony, which con
sumed the entire day. Twe ballets were
taken, the first standing .eleven for con
viction nnd ene for acquittal nmr tne
second adjudged him guilty en two In
dictments ns charged. Dr. Hricker col
lapsed when the sentence was pro
nounced. Jersey justice moved with Us cus cus
itemary celerity. Dr. Bricker was ar
rested January 5. He was tnmcted ty
n jury which deliberated less than five
minutes en the evidence submitted. The
physician was placed en trial six weeks
later and sentenced five minutes after
the jury returned its veralct.
Judge Ingcrsell uuntenced the Phil
adelphia nhvslclan te from two te
i seven years in Htate Prison following
Davcy. This ense held attention n short
period of two weeks befere the Ml Ml
ehacleon case.
MINE WORKERS STRONGLY
AGAINST WAGE REDUCTION
Vete Overwhelmingly In Opposition
e .Cut in Soft-Ceal Field
.... i. -.. -te n i ,i i
. MHuanapeiis, rce. ie.w.y . i . . '
I Atl
i e record vote was lalicn. but enli
I scattering vote of "nees weie heard
" V' v?.''nl vi't.0.' . i . ,
I The nctien of the delegates, tiiken nt
"10 start of the lraming of the union a
' wn'! llicy, was nn uppreval of the
' union's scnlc conimlttce tcpert. w.ilch
favored Increased wages for an-
"""V"-". ,""., '.'." "," -"'u"ua'
nsnlse these et the bltumineuH miners,
being backed up with a declaration
favoring a nationwide strike.
Werk en the scale committee report
was begun after a htermy morning mm mm
Men that ended in the convention's le
fiifal te consider the appeal of expelled
-Knnmitj miners for reinstatement In the
union. Hewnt's suppertern stnrted n
disturbance that temporarily stepped
convention work in the morning, but
the disorder was quieted by Mether
Jenes, n ninety-two-year-old union or
ganizer, who pleaded with the men id
get te work en the wage scale demands.
'NATION'S FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
ttendjSHOW 'SATISFACTORY TURN'
Last Bank Call Shows $406,000,000
Increase In Total Resources
Washington, Feb. IS. (By A. P.)
j Viewed in a statement issued by the
bank call Issued by Comptroller of the
Cuireney Crlssinger records the total re
sources of the national banks en that
ilnte. exclusive of rediscounts, nt Sill..
420,000.000. Tills was nn liicreuse of
$100,000,000 ever the previous call in
September. Describing the condition of
thn national banks as "very sutisfm-
terv," Comptroller Cilsslnger, In his
statement Inst night called attention te
the fact that until the latter month their
resources had shown a ineic or less
Htendv deeline from the peak of $-1,-
711.000,000 In December, HH0.
Tli. enn.lHien khnu'f. hi the ,-fc-" f
Call, the statement l'eued nt the White
Heuso said, "demonstrates that the nre
cess of liquidation has been proceeding
at Mich an excellent rate, that it may
fairly be sold that we are well en the
read te getting the 'frozen credits'
thawed out."
GIFTS FOR PRINCESSMARY
One Little Girl Suggests Foxe's
"Boek of Martyrs"
Londen, Feb. lS.-(By A. P.)
"What wedding present would you like.
. i.. .. ..,. e.. xe.....,.. .....
in givv iv ....wan eii.r,. i lias me
theme for cssnyn ghen ti n c-Iiiks of
ten -year-old girls ln u North Londen
school.
One child replied: "A fur coat I
would let my mother choeso It, for she I
knows n geed thing when she seta it.
It would be lined with red satin and
have her nume in geld letters across thci
center of it." I
I Anether thought n wane tenpet cever1
would be most appropriate "with the
Princess' photo nnd thut of her hus
band en one side of it, nnd the flags
of the United Kingdom en the ether
side."
Seme of the ether es.says centtiined i
these IiIcub:
"A very nice nmurella te life when
it is raining."
"A boeiicase with doehs uue 'from
Leg Cabin te Whlte Heuse,' and Fexe's
Boek of Martyr.' "
MRS. STILLMAN'WINS POINT
.Court Namea Commission te Take
lesiimeny in wiemrcai
Peuglikeepsle, N. Y Feb. IS. (By
A. P.) A commission te take testimony
at Montreal beginning Marfh li! in the,
divorce suit of James A. Stlllm.ui, New
Yerk banker, .ngaliut Jlrs. Anne V.
, ftlllmnn, was granted today by .Supreme
('0,,rl Jwiiw Merschauser en nppll.n-
tieu of defense -eunscI.
at Montreal beginning Marfh 1!! in the
Jehn Vj. Muck, euardian ad litem for
i baby Guy Stlllinan, Intends te cross cress
, examine witnesses who testified they
I saw Mrs.' Utillman miscenducting her-
sen wiin rrea ueauvais, tne Indian;
guide, aiiegca ey nir. aiiuman te be
tl father of little Guy.
"This Infant has get te have this
proof, regardless of what the difend
snt want," said Justice Merschauwr.
TtiE DAILY" IfOVBLtiftB
i IM L
THE BAMBOO BOX
By Rete Meriiith -Art
H I N A T O W'N I" ' txdaimed
J Dorethea tha slrht-serlnt car
stepped at the curb and tier ceW leek
up and down the crooked streets arm
ste, hear and smell, particularly smell,
China transplanted te the New worm.
"At last we are in Chinatown the
next thin te visiting China itself,"
gurgled Marguerite.
"Smell almost like It.' agreeu
Weeks, elevating his , handsome ne&c.
"Oh. I knew'I'm a lowbrow," he added
hastily. '
"Where shall we je first?" the girls
cried in unison. ....
"Heme," said their escort unwir.
"Idiot,'' snlffed-Marguerlte. .."Come,
Derrv.Met us ee Inte this darling little
shop nnd buy curies re take home.
wiute weeks helped tnem te tue nar
row sidewalk and gloemily.tralled tbcm
as they skipped .down three, steps and
pushed open- n narrow Rhep deer.
A slant' eyed yellow man pepped up
behind the counter and spread his long
nailed fingers en the nent counter.
'What have?" he asked blandly.
Dorethea waved -her hand nlrlly.
"Wlllee loeliee reundec, Sam." she said
In what nhe thought was the Chlniese
language.
The shopkeeper shook his heed vio
lently. "Ne klccp laundlec, no babe
maybe wpnt teapots?"
"Yes, tcnpetsl" said Dorethea, nod
ding her .head frantically. "Teapots
and tea."
Men hcadshaklng. "Ne chop Mic-y
place curie shep.f Here teapots I" The
Chinese lndicntcdvlft shelf leaded with
teapots of every slue, sharn and color.
"New you shall each cheese a sou
venir te take home," wild Willie W ecks
generously, "this la en mc, you
knew,"
"I'd like that bamboo box," she
safd quietly. ., L , ..
"I want one, tee," echoed Mar
cuerie. "It's darling; let's net open
them until we get home. Sneak te
him, Willie, before wme ene else buyfc
them!"
The Uirce of them crowded up te
the counter and the ether customers
moved nsldc.
"Twe of these boxes," said Willie
Weeks, touching the bamboo box.
A Chinaman leaped from behind
.them and tried te snatch the box
away from Mr. Weeks. He bhrlekcd
shrilly nt them in words they did net
understand.
"Ne can sell," protested the pro
prietor. "Nonsense. It wen en the counter.
Hew- much is it, anyway'.'"
"Ne can sell," said the man dog
gedly, while the shrieking Chluamau
leaped frantically nt the bamboo box
which Mr. Weeks kept out of reach
with clever slelglit;ef-liand tricks.
"Give me two lfke it," panted Wil
lie. "Ne mere net for sale." There was
;i wailing nete In the man's voice.
''Choet.0 something else, elrls." Wil
lie was saying, when Marguerite
snatched the Ve fiem his lingers and
darted out of the shop. "Pay for It.
Willie, and come nleng." she tossed
ever her slim shoulder ns she gained
the sidewalk.
Dorethea followed her nnd Willie
came after, with three Chinamen in het
pursuit, shrieking in car-splitting tones
that instantly crowded the sidewalks
with an eager audience, At the ternei
two stout pelleeinin gathered tbcm nil
into one protesting group nnd bundled
them off te the sUtieu house. The
Chinese faces hed smoothed us if by
magic nnd the proprietor was eager te
explain, but no one could understand
what he did say when he talked. .
"Can all thut talk." said the desk
sergeant wearily. "Hew much you
want for the basket?" . A malignant
smile enmc Inte the face of the shop
keeper. "Twenty dollars," he said
sullenly.
"Pay it." ordered the sergeant.
Willie Weeks paid it, Inwardly seeth
ing. "Everybody beat It new!" com
manded the Law.
"Open the basket, miss." The police
man craned his neck nt Marguerite us
he spoke. Everybody else looked, but
the shopkeeper mid his friends drew
close te the deer.
The girls lifted the cover nnd -Liied.
Everybody stared.
In the middle of the basket wnt- u
bowl of rice; en one side wan u pair e
common bone chopsticks and en the '
ether side way a. Iiandf.il of dticd lk-hc
nuts that was nil. I
-tne saopicceper stretched out .i M.inr.y
finger toward his Mil coinpuien.
"Belong all eame him dinner box "
He turned and padded out Inte the
street, toiiewcd ny nis companion. They
disappeared around the first corner, but
Willie Weeks stepped en the steps and
weed his two fair Mends. Hearties
laughter still echoed behind thmi "I'm
terribly hungry." sighed Dorethea,
changing the subject.
wonder where we can find a chop
!!"',J''r7 lK,Rnn Marguerite heix-fully.
I when Mr. Weeks thrust thn open box
under their pretty noses.
, ,If v-' "at nnynheiv, it v. ill be out
! of thi," he said grimly. "I'm busted !"
'
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Special Excurslun le l"c
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