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MACNIDER REPEATS'
"TO MY DEAREST"
TAYLOR'S WATCH CHARM
Among the cfrectfi found en William Tayler wu Hie waich
i harm nlrttirrtl below. It hears a portrait of Mabel Ner-
LAST ARMS PACTS
Ceal Operator Dies
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1 TAYLOR'S DEATH
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tiianri, the film star, with the Inscription,
l)ealTllt,,, en the lower margin
Harding te Urge Revolving
Fund by Diverting Part of
Customs Receipts
irV6mftn Sent Werd te Cennectl-
Legien Head Opposes Further
Delay and Wants Speedy
Passage of Bill
Senate Committee Orders Re-
pert en Far Eastern and
Tariff Treaties
' ut Twe Hours After Dis
covery of Bedy
SAY SHE WAS HIS FRIEND
PLAN OUTLINE COMPLETED
PRESIDENT IS CONSULTED
TWO NEW RESERVATIONS
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Les Angrlea. Feb UT. Following a
Hf "tip" giv-M' them in connection
? wua tne inveMigntien into it -ui..c.
i'ef William DeMiintvl Tnyler. Mm ill-
weter, Lei Angelc pollen Inst night
tranrferrcii tlidr search te Snn Fran Fran
clfce, wher n woman known te have
received thrp ni.v-terIeu telegram" en
the night of the tnurler wn belne
sought. I'oll-e Sergeant Jack StelJirclile
was dispatched te the Olelde'i Cite city
te leek into th new clue
The te'egram-s it wis Mid. line been
sent by the woman ronreented te imv
telephoned a menage te n friend in Sa-v ,
Tpnnplcnn !. i.t,.1i, j.f flip murder
It Is SHid the telegrams were nddrsed
te nV'Mrs. Walker." In the Northern
city, and declared the sender needed
hlD."
f.
Walker." according te the
"tip." was a cuc.t nt n San Franei-ee
hotel.
"Pete Tanner fatally ehet behind
right e.ir In hi. apartment this mernlni;.
Ak Ethel l)ais If I can de ninthliiK.
Should I 'end flowers In llthel Dalsj "
name? Tonsternntien amenp tneie
colony. Ne details availale (,t- ,,
The officers stated the had obtained
from 'Miss Marlen Graham, u division
manager for a Hollywood publication,
admission she had sent the telegram and
that the had known Tayler in New
Yerk tinder the name of Tanner when
H'hev mncln lillMlf the foVeWlllt tele- i
ram wl eh thev said had been ti cd for hi view- te the Kxecutive. ne "ir-;,,m trampled In tlie muu at nmet i eeased father, the Inte Jehn Me!pe,
C ,e ' ?a lolhweod lelesra.diierAted that the Lepen 'J,W net be , d Terrc8llttlc nienuc at 0:15 I rartieularly hi. interest In the Seuth,
office at 10 o'clock the mernlnK of reb- drawn into any dls ion f np nnd ,.,.lock lhls morning. Dwlpht l.Met, for eight years head-
niarv 2 i llti'e mere than two hours mennx for raisins the neeessary oenus. i p,,.,, thli nfU-rnoen took Inte cu- master of the Hill Scheel, has reMgned.
fter Tayler's bedv was found" indlcatim: that it wa-.. interest "' l0lj for questioning Marce Stanausealc. He will be ; succeedefl b the Uev. Dr.
"Mrs Oeercla ' I recinan. Shipplm: In the peedy pas-ase m tin lcpn-iauen. whi i.earUpsl at the Werth street liuusc. F. Ded Ldwnrds, pastor of the Hill.
! fnmf.,H.i rr,n On WiIiir the hlte Meuse ecui iniicp of the Frnnkfenl station say side Presbyterian (.hureh, Orance. X.
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hls daughter. Ethel iJnNv. wa- a jear,,.Rn debt as n means of tinancing lie
old. She Mid when .she first met mm bonus had been brought up nt me
In Ilolhwiied he had denied he was White Heue conference, but declined
Tanner.'but later admitted it te mj what views the President had
Concentrate en Sands j expressed .
It. was announced yesterday that a'.mnrn mniirki rn iimitc
foncentrctien of police efforts was being,
made te find Edward V Sands, miss
ln fermr but er-secretnrj te layier.
Herman CHne. police detective, point-1
..i -.,. i,,. ...i.iin n rennrd imk niT,.rel I
' for the location of Sands, ngalnst whom
felony chnrge is en til here reward
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with thA hone that we snail eiiner pree
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We have run down Mp afte.r tip ; -- rt .
rttheut reults, said Cllue. New noting of the llepubllcan Weni-
,-e will concentrate upon flndtne Sand-.'a,t.n committee of Fennsvlvnnia this
correct our first suspicions that he has ( ' , Vaull a. th r w noth neth noth
infermation beat ins en the crime, or , . ; '",l I , ',., nemil.. ,U,i,.
.ItiMtiinlA 1.1.. ' '
rilUJlllUiV I), ill.
Mabel N'ermand. film actress, who has
been 111 from lntluenza and nervous
breakdown, is said by her physician te be
wH en the way te complete recovery.
New Yerk. Feb. 27 -IBtAP,)-Mrs.
Geerge A. Freeman, of Shippln
Point, Stamford, Conn., last night ex
plained why it was that Miss Marlen
ftr.Vmm. of Hollywood, seut her a tele.
NyrTTrnm announcing the death of William
Desmond Tayler only two hours nfter
the motlen-ptcturo director's body was
discovered, a bullet thieugh the heart
She said that both she aim .iiss
Graham had knevrn Tayler here in the
dajs when he w-as known as Tanner
and when lu.s daughter was about one
year old. Mrs. Freeman .said :
"When Miss Graham sent me that
telegram from Lus Angeles It wn for
the express purpose of having roe notify
Tayler's daughter. Ethel Daisy Dcune
Tanner, before she would read in the
newspaper the ncceunt of her father's
muraer. join " n.-i um.. in..i..r. .
"Perhaps Ml- (Jrahnm. by the reti-
rnce she mn'nt.iliad when questioned
, ml...k ...nP l.A ...If n.n!in
by the nuthentle- conveyed th idea
mat sne nau "eiim-i inn ui luncriu. 'v i
matter ei iact. sue mm nmuum iu uiue: .
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but she took the stand that if there wus I
anything the authorities deBlrd te knew i
about Mr. Tayle-s prnnte life tliey
could be enlightened b questioning his1
"former wife. Mr? Robins. j
"Beth Miss Graham and I had known
Mr. Taj ler us Peter Tanner many year
U I 1 I llllll l.lll .!IJ J11UUU1M
of the murder through the newspapers.
Indianapolis, Intl.. Feb. 27. I By A I
P.) Guy Broughten n Federal nar
cotic agent, of this district, la-t niglit
friends e the new Ms Robi, We! Mlcha' Merano. v he killed his br.de ,., of .luice told I ..Itcj State,
are veryle.ul of Ter ami he? daughter i of two months in a hi of jcaleu., Iart ;mm en-r Ma.Mey k h,.s bee,,
T7.hi i AprI . was exccuieu mis uiuiiung in ' '"" -
"Altheuah the He-rim 'he sent me the UecM lew penitrnuaix. He was many ;iil"r w.l,,ns and heieN inn com.
lleve the statement .-he has made te Hi,., pniiiuiniecd dead ?r ,,,,,., nan s
authorities out there that sli- learned Mmnne and his bride, re. ea Maria of Hi mpluina its
- --,- """''iied a -lien Mine mierwuru in me
arrest In Detroit, and who preff-cs te i ,V' ,l-iiil i He-nltal.
have driven an autouielMle ,iu. earned , .(",,0n;t.ma.. found Moiano biding i-i
the slayer ..f JMIlliim I-meinl Tnyler. ' ft ' m,e ucar Adler and M..K,un
in Les Angeles. Calif. Fehiuury 1. ,",..,!
taid Harrv m. J-iehis, who is under
:euld net h.iye been in ,ns Ange'es en
tnat day.
Broughten said he arrested Fields in
Buffalo. N Y Februan 2, one da
after the slaying Broughten said
Fields was tuken Inte eu-tedy en a
drug peddling charge, and later
turned eer te Detroit authorities
where he wnf. wanted for passing
worthless check'
Hrougten ixpressefi Uk- onitUen
Fields' sterv was a fabrication, picked ' sworn in tedav b 1'nited istatrx Dis.
no from details the man had read In.trl t .fudgr Thompson. J Hrrman
newspapers, told in an effort te get out
ex nis present tieume
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OQ MnDC AIITHC CTHI cm
C MUHt AUIUS STOLEN
.
Police Get Leng List of Cars Taken
Ouer W.-lr PJ
Over Week-End
Twenty-nine automobiles were ie-
ported Stelen ever the week-end by the
following owners :
TeBw8anrdelDe' K 1SS XklK
Troed: William B Detweller. Kr. i-i,-
avenm., Bala: C W. Moyd. Wnshine'-
ten lane and Morten street. Phillip F
roiiii.e r,,,,, k!.....,. .A.;. '.','.
iTtiliauur, .w ...jiihi 1 .. -I -III--I
nimii x. uu,!, iiuim-'.. i.'-iiin .viinri -
m.mm Ant. yri,,.. ri....n. 1. .....
u. . re r-iii nrt. . .
Ellis Barnes. ,eneT Anari-
Md.t Edward J Cuminincs. 41T Vnnl
t". "-' '" ii'"I'r.- , in.
Thirteenth street- B I.lpnuiii, ;i02
Washington in nine. Ii- William
Bates. l-'4 Seuth Tnenlv-Ms-enrl .trrer .
Jeseph H. Van Hern, !2." Wynnewnnd
read! D. L. Phllll)s, 5041 PIup street;
Edward E Kendrick. IL'fl North Thlr-,
ty-third stre.-t ; Deminie Renle, Mil)
Seuth Twelfth street Thornten V. B
ntf r.5in llrennn ttrf-el l.",I..,.,.l J
Jawkwn. 331 West Jehnsen str e : 1r,''l"' """ "' ' f , ,i" b,ll-lf"-Charles
H. Kwing. Melres,. pnrl. I'a '""" b" n r'""l'u"1 '" IIM-'1'-1" """
Jeseph C. Ncldiuger, IH30 West Krh' ''"r
avenue; P. J HelTernnii, Twvntieth and ,,.m . lM ne cuincmn I
Oxford streets; Jmnes (t Ciirvllle, 1717. COMPLAIN OF SKIPSTOP
"Wallace street; William Stern, -1701' Complaint bus len tiled with the
Wayne avenue ; Dr K'lwnrd Cellins. "031 , Public Service Coiiiinlssien usilnsi tl .
VBa. Allpfflinnt- n nnnr. ' Ahrnlmm 'I'liln. I 1 TF T bLiiivtmi in I'lftpenrh (mil
I'L .tun, 1210 itace street; Heward W.
$, Tayler, H4 North Thirteenth street ;'
itc,w. k. no ucerb. nut v est ieiris
i'Velmt; William II. ICeehler, -llll I I'ler-
fWWIt' avenue; riamuei zoveiotr. ins
PNeMlt Thlrly-nlnlh street, nnd Edward
L, rUhvr, J10 Pussyuuk uventae,
lly Hip Associated 1'rcM
Washington, Feb. V.7. Itetirrccntn
tiyp Mendrll. of W.veming. Itepubllenn
lloii&e leader, and Chairman Fenlney,
of the Heuse Wat and Menus ( om em om
mltkee, are nii1ertoed te have dl-
cuved the veldler -betui -muntien
H President Harding tednv nt the ,
WlBte Heuse They were nnld te have
infetrmed the Pnsldcnt of the rejection
bv flic special Mib-oemnilltcc of the
mlr'i-tnx proposal suggested bv Mr.
Hnrduig in his letter last week te Hep-
recrfisitlve rerdney.
I'effere seeing 'he President Mr
Cerdivv conferred with Iltminrd .Mae
Ni(or 'nie,,,,! commander, ntul .lelin
Thorns." Tnjler, legislative agent of the
American I.cjieu Mr. .miic-miici- aim
Mr. Tavler called nt the White Heue
te ee the I'reMtleiit, but. were In
formed that Mr Harding's engage
,,m lUt fnr the forenoon ItlU'M.
" ypy' we1lW return later In
the 'day
csted that it -vas his desire te present
I r !.u .....i ST Iw.ritnnv snld the
Heuse would ia.s a bonus bill at this j
sc-len Mr Memlcll siaire imu .
could net say whether a measure with
out mentis f raisins the revenue, could
be put threuch the Senate.
Asked as te ways of financing the ad
justed compensation, the Republican
Heuse leader referred again te expects 1
savings in the next fiscnl yeur, but he
would net give an estimate as te what
this amount would b He indicated
that the question of the refunded for-
UHUCO WUmCN I U UIMI I U
IN GUBERNATORIAL FIGHT
,
Samue B. Scott Wants i nem
te
Agree en One Candidate
.. d ,u sllp.
!" of one candidate for nomination for
H.merner at I w . Mii pniuuiies iu ....
nrlHr4 mmn h runuei i. rreii. lur-
llll u 1 4 IIUIII 1 I I I'l
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he explained, meant only the use of
nraetleu and euecnve nirtiiuu'-. a
candidates for important offices will be
nominated at the May primaries he
aid that the women voters -heuld avoid
wasting etes through divided action.
Mrs. Geerge Herace Eerimer pre
sided. SAYS FAMILY OF 5 CAN LIVE
" UN $20.41 WEEKLY INCOME
Lr.-t j- cu.i.initT niua RuHnrt He
t.,. Minimum
Terms Minimum
A budsel of 'W -H a week is the min-
imum en which n family of hc can
(M-r, IH'( Ollllllg lO IMlIl 'if ruiniviiiiii
nf Hie Soeief for "rsanizing Charity
who poise teda before tlie .Memiav
Conference at the . . . A. nt lJ
Locum Mreet .
rhN 'inn he dnlded us fellow.: Feed.
Sd.-.l: milk. Sl.mt: fuel, light. S2:
caifaie, SI; In-uiame, .! : nii'icl-
,,,,,. s."
' (.,vllli;.1iliml, R,mer. chnlrnmn f ihe
,- v. wtn,n Cnminntin .lenle.l
.tIltm(.Ilts ,imt' the city had been nic-
L,11..,iv M n uinrnpriatiini- t i-tmr-
i..
1 gave -nuiMics te bark hi
r
l
nnme'e CI AYPR niPQ
DnlUteOLHICn UICO
-
Michael Merano Pays Penalty
Electric Chair
in
i Eighth sticet. She was only twenty
,,.,. em- old and he was tlnru -four
' Heturnlne home en the mcnlns of
Apul 2(5 ln-t, lie stubbed Mr.. Moinue
eenteen times with n penknife She
hed a short time mterwaru in the
i.i i ers
Mmnne eeinefj te beliei tint hi
Tealreis s'l.p.' ion guc llilU the llft'ht t'J
kill hl btide.
U. S. GRAND JURY SWORN IN
Mrs
Gertrude Blddle One of Three
Women Members
The March 1-cdcrnl Grand l"r "as
ISum-ley, of N'ewteu,
was appointed
ir. reman.
i Three women are members of the jury,
'" "f ,llP" Pr"mmeut wielally here.
Tlcy aie Mrs. (iirtiude Buld'e, ( the
Weliingimi Apiirtiin nt Mrs Eleaner
C.r.ipp. 12(". piui-e -treit, and M's.
Hlen II Seip. of En-ten, I'n.
U)l) ,,, cur ,,, ,)llk f ,,,,.,,
al,. Molatiens of the Vi.I-.iuid 'aw, will
be presented te the jurv.
ALLEGED SLAYER ON TRIAL
Second Man Faces Jury for Death
of Aged Weman
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Iti'Ill illieibc, . igl,t. in M.ir. nlil '
.mil i inn. ' le IliN lt I'm 'l.i lln- I!inn,
New Yrk II.' l.i.lg'-il en Tvvdiin-ih
ftriet. near D.i IphlU. The ( .iiiillinl I
we.-ilih .-I. nt' in N l ni nn. .if ilni"
nidi he broke into Mil-. 1'nri b heuie.
LTisC, (iraniie Mr.'r't. and Ik-ih tin- u-;eil
w.'iu.i'i tu denth with t rubber h..-.' '
t ,.i i.i hi i -. ...i i,
. IIVIO ll..- ..... "i ill iiifh
iChrl-t'lan stiicu by MiiuMiun- Seeit .
and Itebett W Irwin I lie euiphilui '
uin nc mm. i te i .. ui ei miuiii r in, .
plaints pending befoie the counnli-den.
An opinion mi sKipsmp ceuipiainiH re.
ccntly heard by Ihe commission will be
hniulcd uevvn next roentn
ii lled en asimigieu uu-ihii;, mar Simen was Iieid in i-.)uw uim ler n
ill . HrtJP:i
MAN FOUND MURDERED:
BODY TRAMPLED IN MUD
Gangster May Have Been Killed en
Wllmet Street by Own Crowd
Samuel Ulrardl. thlrtysccn of 4710
Werth street, was found shot te death
Kiriirdi u.ns renurcted with n crowd of
bnil reputation In the neighborhood, und
had been in trouble with the police him
self. They beliee He was killed by
some of hl9 own friends with whom he
hud qunireled, or by members of a i
rhal gang.
rhal gang.
At 3 o'clock this morning neighbors
heard siv shots. DetectUc McCelgan I
found the be'd' several hours later when I
There were
,aea.l"hl'e..u"u,'"c"r..tt"c.T,i, "VI
T . i- l..tf-- 1. ...- T-t11J TI.
hnte eCetrAb of kejsrhis
rnwri lai under his bed.
V The 'onf-pesSle clu te the mur-
derer thus 'far discovered was a battered j
srav felt hat which did net tit tne dean
' man's head, 'found a square away from
the body .
PATROLMAN EXONERATED
OF CRUELTY TO HIS HORSE
Witnesses Corroborate Denial 01
Charges Brought by S. P. C. A.
Mounted Patrolman Frederick Hib-
bnrt. of the Branchtewr. Srntlen, was
Hii.lmri?iv1 liv Macislrate O'llrlcn te-
dav. follewin's charsw of cruelty te his
horse, brought by the Peuusylvnnla S.
P. C. A.
Henry Lcppcr. fspervlslns agent of
the society, produced J. W. McLough McLeugh
Hu, u business man living In Elkins
Park, who testified that he und his wife
and daughter saw the defendant spur
and beat Lis horse slth his club Feb
ruary 22, at Bread street and Olncy
avenue. ...
Hihbart called Patrolmen Kenncrly
and CnMmer. who were eye-witnesses.
Thev ciintlrined the statement of t he
j defeudunt that he did net use his club
I , pml,Ievc,i ills frpurs only te avoid
lriusiei, .iith ,, woman and two clill-
i ...... tie testimony was ulse offered
. I u ltjli:n... C..ini JlVl.1 Vnrfh Pitman
I street, who saw the incident from a
1 1 . ,i ev car
Leener's renucst that the ease be
continued until Mcl.eughliu's wife and
daughter could appear as witnesses was
lefu-ed by the Court.
CALLED FAKE RAIDER
' .. WaH F...
Search Warrant,
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U. S. Operative Says
V fake carch wnrriiil and cards
I,
bearing the address of the prohibition
enforcement staff were found en Jehn
i A. Simen, Third street near l'me. when
Simtiii was at rested for impersonating
it prohibition agent.
It i ClaiK. uu agent 01 tne itcpnrt-
further hearing Monday, lie was nr
ie'eil during the war for Impersonal
lug a Gmetnment official and also was
. ,,;,,;) f,. pretending te he nclu detic
tlc.
INSURANCE MAN HELD
Camden Complainant Says Ne Ben
efits Were Paid for Illness
.tiniiKi 'II Hewell 72."il Limekiln
wikf w he l-
mil eei Willi tlie .tner-
no mnri .'-i llliuih i.i i mum-
bla, neni'. wj- nebl under S'-OO hntl
b Magisttale lleberts today for ex
amination en a charge of obtaining
money l.y fnl-e pretense-.
The complaint nganiht Hewell was
made by li.ihii.'h Sjkcs, 2931 Morri
son -tr-el. iiiiidni, who said his sis
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t-r Mf Mary rout, iui amer.uge
Ihtfeel. WHS lll-uri-'U ut;uuiei. il.ulv ii.,
Hewell. bu tliat she received nothing
when slu .iK recently ill.
PHYSICIAN HELD FOR COURT
Dr. J. N. Blckert Accused of As-
sault With His Automobile
rr .1 Blckert, a physician "f
J'iiis Wt-t (iirird aM'ime, was held
iu '.ul for ceuit today en n charge of
iv-.iuli and battel by autonieuiie. pie
. nul by !' Marie 11 egger, n physl
' ,,,''n- ?,? V',r'.1', IIxrVJ!i,nTi.:.,ri,nw
I Dr ltl"tfg"r told Magistrate Itenr.haw
I i , nt! ul Station that -he was cress-
' ins miaul .-neinic in iw.-iwi.mi.-.-..
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i 0) jei i mlii'i- l.i, wliell S.I" "lis itu.'i K'-'i
, ,.,w und linn l.y u mo.ercar mun,
bi the ilifi-udilllt.
Funeral qf Mrs. Samuel Trelchler
'llir.-.ll ervlres for Mrs. E.nheth
Tn ii I ler. "f Jein -tow ii. I'a.. svidyvv of
Di Samuel Tn-Hilcr, who died Friday
tnchl at tin h"iue of her son, Jehn D.
Trelchler, l'J-'v 'held n avenue, will
1. ii.'bl tonight. I nti uncut will be made
in Jnne-tiivvii Mrs Trelchler was
fiL'htv--i vuirs old. De.it h was nt
trlbuled te the intirinltles of old age.
Tey Balloon Travel 750 Miles
Waukegnu. III., I'cb. 27 (Hy A
P.i A i"y balloon i-eleiiMvl IVbruaty
11 b Ned Yieinaii, u Waukegaii biihl
ncss iiinn was found nl Altoeua. I'a
eleven dnj Liter by Jehn Helms Jlethc,
ns It ilcM-ended into the street, making
what. In believed a reieid long dl3tnnlce
lllght, 7."U miles. Yceimm received the
Information from Uethe today.
fT.V linitft umin.ls in the nbJemen nil generation of tue .Meigs family nt the
fi-fi close ranee ad the ictim's ' wuil of the famous Institution founded
&ir srandfathcj-. the late Matthew
n thiinrh he had been In a llfc-aud-! :'eiga.. i' . siuuenis
DWIGHT H. MEIGS RESIGNS
AS HEADOFHILL SCHOOL
Or. F. B. Edwards, of Orange, N. J.,
te Succeed Grandsen of Founder
Pottsteu-n, Pa., Feb. 27. Uecunse
of his attention being required in the
administration of the estate of his de-
J., nnd for the last twenty years uu
annual preacher at the Hill.
Mr. Meigs will continue in the beard
of trustees of the Hill Scheel corpora
tien. The induction or ur. isdunrus
into the headmastershlp will take place
in May. and In the interim, A. G.
In May. and in the
"' J1''"? "
"', Mr. Meigs vn
months' e.-no of nbsen
is ucuns ucaa
its granted a six
sence last fall.
'" -"Ciys n u inemeer ei ine miru
European countries. It had Its cr.at
t progress and attained the rank It
occupies among the lending prepawitery
Uoels of the country umler the guid-
nnre of the late Jehn Meigs nnd the
!". .v""" r :'," -"'e";
nffectlenately known by thousands of
Hill boys as Mrs. Jehn.
TO PLAN G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN
Congress Leaders te' Meet In Few
Days te Map Drives
Washington, Feb. 27. (By A. P.)
Plans for the Republican congressional
campaign will be discussed within a few
days at a meeting in which Itepresenta
tie Fe--, chairman of the Ucpublicnn
Congressional Cemmittee: Senater Mc
cermick, chairman of the ltepubllcan
Senatorial Committee, and Chairman
Adams, of the Republican Rational Ex
ewithc Committee, will participate.
Chairman Adams made this an an
neuncenicnt today while at the White
Heuse te call en President Harding and
added that a meeting of the Republican
National Exceutic Committee probably
would be held In June.
KILLED IN VENEZUELA JAIL
Washington Will Be Asked te In
vestigate Arizona Man's Death
New Yerk, Feb. 27. (By A. P.)
T.euls Fernandez, who arrived here
from Seuth America en the steamship
Zulln today, announced lie would nsk
flevernment officials at Washington te
lnestigate the denth of William Yeung,
of Phoenix, Ariz., who, he asserts, was
thrown into n Venezuelan prison nnd
tortured and beaten te death by the
police of that country.
i'euiu was in Muracnlhe, Venezuela,
en business, according te Fcruaude,,
when he was charged with conspiring te
oirt!irew the Government and jailed
under tlie name of "Remareji."
FINDS WIFE'S BODY IN SURF
Mrs. Samuel Cehen, Atlantic City,
Despondent, Ends Life In Sea
Atlantic City. Feb. 27. The body
of Mrs. Minnie Cehen, twenty-six years
old, wife of Samuel Cehen, shore tailor,
wa- washed ashore thin morning at the
feet of Adriatic acniie. The police
say she had been melancholy since the
birth of her baby girl, her fourth child,
eight weeks nge.
According te her husband, Mrs.
Cehen disappeared from their apart
ment nt 217 Tentlln avenue some time
during the night, while he was asleep.
He saw her last early lu the evening
nnd uwekened nt 7 o'clock this morning
te liuil her missing. He notified the
police and leveral hours later he himself
found her body lying face upward under
the boardwalk In the Inlet section.
The police say it Is u cleat- case of
suicide.
AUTOMOBILE HITS GIRL
Yeung Weman Injured Just After
She Steps Frem Street Car
Altes Sarah Wcs&el. seventeen years
old, of 2322 Celuinbln nvenue, wnp
knocked down bv an nutoniebllo ns she
wai stepping from n street cur nt
Twenty-third street and Columbia ave
nue last night. She Is in the Women's
Hospital buffering from cuts nnd bruises.
Vnilinti Sitern seventeen lenrs nlil.
0f'. Leidy street, who was drMng
the automobile, wan held today In S.'iOO
bnil for further examination March fl
by Magistral" Roberts.
ills explanation wns mat ne wii
d
Moscow. Ib. 27 (lly A. P.) The
Soviet delegation te (Jenen will carry,
from a ecr inn i nucii eintcs nna irem
riwng mi.wij hi ii I'.im i', I.....UIWIU., i ,, ,,,,.,,,1 rrn(,i. i.i.,, "j... ... ,.., no- p. i. hi- '"" '"'.' """""''Gnmbn & Yates, frwlllni- ,."""""
. . , . i. .. 1. :.. f -l .. ..I,... , lll'ir UIIU lie-, i" ... ... .' ii '. - i.i... J1..... Tll, T.'111.trli. Ktt.eA, r?..n .
vvhen IIh weasel Mcppeu ,n nent u , , ,10mn ,, , , j ,.... ng from .v.. - . . u augur. .His , ,.,,,, for M4B0.
bin automobile. ',, ,, "upbraided him because he , '';-. lu,H Bone "" "" h"mls (,f " A petition lu bankruptcy was ilh-il
.llirT -n . rnD , ftAM I wns In no condition te report for work. r0,T "i1,;.,,,!.... nns fiiPli i, ,i, pj, , ngnlnst Shevvry .V Falkland. I.inhili.
S0V ET TO ASK FOR LOAN ThI-, Is the second suicide thai has,vA'l aunk ,f , J ,.J '. les were m.1.1 te be JWO.IMMI. ""
, occurred here ultliln twenty, four h.'mi.s. , '"! ' ,"" K '! 't fut..l.lii ht "ere net n.dlealed. 1,MH
Will Grant All Concessions at Genea AI-n LuknusM. .. World War veteran, , mf n,. e I M ... M. e . ,,
Condltlenallv ' b'11 hlinelf vvhlle despondent. l", 'e . Mr Mutchler has iln,. Divorce Granted
Instructions te grnnt all concessions dc
nmnded, pievid'd u big reconstruction , Evidence Against New Yerk Brok Brek Brok
lean can be obtained. If this lean' ers presented te Grand Jury
cannot be arranged, then, from the .. . , ... .,- ,, . ,,
Russian point of view, the conference, ,NF" 'V 'H . " , , . H' i
hnsenlv the moral value of inanition A.l.nti..niil evidence ngali.M f tockbrek.
? ,i. ,.,;,.,,t PevHrnini.nr i erege houses, .dlected in u vvldcHprcnd
ui. nt- ! - n ....
Tlie basic reason for this attitude, is
hnaii rriiROn mr flilH iirilrunn is
the famine. It is only within the last
- .,.., ,1..., ,1... Inn
have reulUcd'juM hew desperate ix the
1" .i ..... I....
ders of the Soviet
If the Mosievv leadeis de net obtain
outside help, they realize Hint their
power Is deemed. Already the lilcrulne
has shown Its Independences und Imp
flatlv refused te let any feed be drnlned
off te Moscow or for the Red nrniy
Htatiened s.nvhnre
HUGHES TO BE BACK MARCH 6
Washington. Feb. 27. I Hy A. P.J -
Secretary Hushes, of tin: Slate Depart
ment, will he back ut his debit March
II. It was said today ut the department.
Mr. Tlughej hub been passing u brief
vacation with a dnughtvr iu Rcrniudiw
fly the Associated Press
Washington, Feb. 27. Commit Ice
consideration of the Arms Conference
treaties was completed today when the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee or
dered favorably reported, without res
en nt Ions, the genernl Fnr Eastern and
Chinese tariff treaties. Tn both cases
tne notion was utinnlmntis.
The committee ne,l ,-lriimlK without
discussion nfter n statement 'regarding
nic proposed Chinese customs revHlen
had been made by Senater rnderwoed,
head of the Special Anns Conference
Committee which drafted the tariff
pact.
As n result, a general report embody
ing the Committee' renmipm1ntiens
regarding the four-Power Padllc
Ireaty, the naval limitation 'treaty, the
sunmnrine nnd poison-gas treaty and
tee iwe treaties ranrneiy ncled en to
day was prepared for submission te the
Senate se that it could begin debate en
the pacta as toen as a ratification vote
Is reached in the separate treaty relat
ing te Yan.
The. leaders hoped te conclude the Yap
debate durllitr leilnv's tension n ml tn
bring up the four-Power pnet tomorrow.
New Reservations Crep Up
While depate en the Ynp treaty was
proceeding the first proposed reserva
tions te the four-Power pact te come
from outslde the Foreign Relations Som Sem
mlttee were made nubile bv sieonter
.Robinson, Democrat, with the an
neuncement that he would formally pre
sent them nt the first opportunity,
One of the two tiunllticatiens be sag.
gestcd would provide that "all Powers
claiming an Interest" in any contro
versy arlsinj In tlie Pacific should be
admitted by the signatory nations te
the resulting "conference." The see see
eud would declare that "the United
States understands that euch of the high
contracting purtles will refrain from
entering into any secret treaty, agree
ment or under.MiitulhiL' with nnv ether
Power or Powers during the life of this
treaty.
Today's discussion of the Yap pact
was opened by Senater Underwood, who
favored ratification, but declared he dl
ngreed with the premise en which the
treaty was negotiated. The United
States, hn deem red. really never ac
quired the "undivided one-fifth sov
ereignty" ever Yup us claimed by the
State Department, nnd therefore wns
net surrendering that right under the
present settlement.
"Joint Trusteeship" of Yap
He took the position that when Ger
mnny renounced her overseas posses.
siens te the hyp principal Allied Pow
ers s.he gave these Powers nothing mere
thun a "joint trusteeship." with which
the Yap settlement Is In harmony.
Senater Robinson and Senater Pitt
man, nlse a Democrat, took iesue with
that position.
White Heuse callers who have talked
with President Harding en the four
Power treaty situation ugaln get the Im
pressien today tnat Mr. Harding, hnv
ing assented te the committee rescnu rescnu
tien te the past, intends te take no fur
ther hand in the inattur of ratification.
Seme Senate Republican leaders,
while describing the treaty situation in
the Senate it.self as Mill somewhat nehii.
Ions, believe that the four-Power pact
win ue ratmeu witn net mere than six
Republicans, voting against it. These
leaders said today tliHt tit least fourteen
Democrats are counted en te vote fdr
the trenty with the possibility that fhcic
will be mere when the final roll is cnlled.
HAS NEW TARIFF PLAN
Peellnnhnun WnnM t..i.. f.
, , '
miBBien a uommercc ueparxment
Washington, Feb. 27. (By A. P.) -
Transfer of the tariff commission te Ihe
Department of Commerce nnd Inaugu
ration of a new tariff plan te protect
American manufacturers yere pre-
.... .... .
'Ihe bill would direct the department
kf it"ii; ..-e.v. m- "-y"V,M"
costs of nil American and foreign
IIIU1IU1UI.I.UI i e, iiiiitiiiii iiiuiv.ivi t.wri,
labor, transportation, ecihcnd and
ether factors iu manufacturing.
NOTED ORNITHOLOGIST DIES
Themas H. Jacksen, West Chester,
Wat Expert In Bird Lere
Wesl Chester, Pa.. Feb 27. Themas
II. Jacksen, twenty-fnui, for ninny
years shipping cleik for the We-t Ches
ter Wheel Works, died at his home,
North Franklin street, of heart disease
today after an illness of three day.".
Mr. Jacksen was known as nn out
door iiinn and siu.lrnt of niitiue, lie
made an especial study of bird life and
had one of tlie finest lolleciiens known
nt ins Heme ei niru eggs uu wus oeri
In West tiehhen 'lewnMilp, a seu of
Haliduy and Careline Hoopes Jacksen
nnd was a member of High Stieel
Meeting of Friends here.
CUTS THROAT WITH RAZOR
ni,4iiM III ii hill liilt-niliieeil li-ilnt lit- I
" .- ,i " J " '""' "' fiut Episcopal i.nurc.i, who meu inst
fcemiter J-relinghuysen , Tl. ur'dny in the Montgomery Hospital.
The cominisslen nnd lis personnel "" '....Ji.i ,,ie,- i,. v,.,.uin,. ti
would net be nbelished nor the.r wil- l",, b , rIe1, tedliy , Nrritewn. Dr.
arlcs affected by the l-relinghiiyseu bill. Wn s ns well known In thlb city,
but their powers and duties would hi ; " ,,pen vnf.i0T of the Union Meth
taken ever by the Secretary of Cem- ",,..mr,,i. Twentieth and Diamond
Shenandoah Man Ends Life After RECEIVER FOR TROLLEY LINE
Rebuke by Wife I
Shenandoah, Pa., Feb. 27. An-I Court Takes Over Slate Belt Elec Elec
theny Glebls, fiftv yeais old, this1 trie Street Railway
morning opined his jugular ein with a .-,lkinl, i., rb 27. (Bv Pi
BEGIN BUCKET-SHOP PROBE
ttiinktlrrnt nn ftf ItlWMfPl I I1l find ntlinl-
"", r-n...-,. . ..-.. --... i ,. "
. ynmuar in c. f mu
mid before u
'-"i'"'- ,"'..: ',.,'.' u
today by
I AsM'taiit District Atternev Hinimune
The tive'tlBiitlen started after fa
'""', f several brokerage llrms, already
' '" resulted in Indlciinent of iiuirly
H',,re "f xr"i''t ,,w1"!' '""Udulnth
i iiK.iln-'t i" than thlny llrms nn: un.
dcr Investlgntleii.
Bey, 17, Held for Aute Theft
I'dvviird Rcilly. seventeen years old.
I'lghtcrnth nnd Huntingdon htreets, Is
under .$-100 ball tin a cliiuge of Healing
an autoiiiebir... The car. vvhlili belonged
te Charles V. Hhell, 300 West DuVal
street, (lerniantewn, was stolen Fab
runry 18nt Tral avanne and Tieurler,
street, ' ,',
K.t M
K. J. -rs?.&,v .B
Uw.VA.A W.VtASAMWui
hlNDSAY McCANDLISlI
Philadelphia coal operator who
tiled suddenly today lu a Pahu
Beach hotel
Deaths of a Day
FUNERAL OF E. T. RALEIGH
Father of Fermer Philadelphia
Newspaperman Wat 74
Funeral services for Edward T.
Raleigh will lake place at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon from the home,
T203 Diamond street. He died Satur
day in the Women's Homeopathic Hes
tiltnl following a short illness. His
wife, Virginia E. Raleigh, died last
Vnreinber.
Mr. Raleigh was seventy-four years
old nnd vras the father of B. K. Ralelglr,
former Philadelphia newspaper man. He
Is survived nle by another son, Rebert
F. Raleigh. Beth live nt 3203 Diamond
street
The Rev. C. B. Adams, of the Park
Congregational Church, will officiate at
the funeral services. . Burial will be
in Mount Peace Cemetery.
Mr Raleigh came te this city from
Maryland. Before his retirement sonic
rears age he had been engaged in
various commercial enterprises iu this
city.
Mrs, Charlette Sklllman
funeral services for Mrs. Charlette
Sklllman, seventy years old. will take
nlnce Wednesday nt 2 P. M., at her
lute home. 232 East Jehnsen street
Oermuntewn. Mrs. Sklllinan lived with
her rliiiiEhtcr. Mrs. D. J. McCrudden
Mrs. Sklllman also left three sons and
two ether daughters: Jeseph K.,
Frank R. and William II. Sklllman,
nod Miss M. D. Skillmnu and Mrs.
F. S. Buibaker. Mrs. Sklllman was
horn in Philadelphia and her father
was associated with the Publio
Leduku.
Jeseph J. O'Leughlln
Jeseph J. O'Eenghlln. yhe for many
years had been in the diamond business
at 141 North Ninth stieet and was
prominent in the Catholic organizations
of Philadelphia, died at his home, 2415
North Scycnth street, yesterday after
n short illness. The fuuernl will be
l.elil from the Church of St. Edward
the Confc-ser, Eighth and erk
streets. Thnrsday morning at 10 e clock.
Besides his seu. Mr. O'l.eughlin
leaves n widow and ihe tingle daugh
ters, Catherine. Mary , Eleaner, Rcglna
and Justinn. He was a member of Mar
quette Council. Knights of Columbus,
Catholic Historical Society. Laymen s
Week-end Retreat Association, Society
of St. Vincent dc Paul and several
clubs.
F. K. P. Martin
Funeral senlces for F. K. Price
Martin. 223 Seuth Sixty-ninth street,
will be held tomorrow at tin undcrtuk-
inn n.-irlnr al Bread nnd Diamond
I streets. Mr. Price was born In Phlla-
i- if . i. - -!1.1 ..... n. tirwl f
. ilelnliia slvty -eight years nge, nnd for
mnnv years wns associated with the
'Mnnland Casualty Company as man-
agcr of the plate-glas department.
Funeral of the Rev. W. J. Mills
The Rev. William I. Mills, of the
Philadelphia Conference of the Methe.
'street-, for years. 1 uneral services
" renductcd in the First .Methodist
'Church. .orrisiewu, ami tiisiiep
T.emafc jj, Neely, the lev. W. E. P.
Haas. Dr. .inceu ts. ungues miii tlie
Rev. Rlehnril A. Shclkup officiated.
Elizabeth L. Williamson
Miss Eli7.nbeth Leedom Williamson,
sister of Dr. Walter A. Williamson,
died y esterdnv at the Williamson home,
.100 Seuth Forty-second stieet. She
was in lit r seventy-sixth year und hud
been ill only a short lime of ncute bron
chitis. She lh sun hed by Dr. Wil
liamson and a sister. Mrs. ,r. C. Bud
long Funeral service, tomorrow after
noon at the Williamson home yvlll I)0
conducted by the Rev. I)r Carl tii-uiu-mer,
of St. Stephen's Cliuvch.
The Rev.
W.
Fogle
Seaford. Del..
.-The
Rev.
T ... ,..,,. sivt, ... , (,i,i. ,.,.
,'.' f u'limiiiirieii Metlmdlst C,iis,.ni
n. " ' - .. . . . 7.'' . .-I'-"
Conference, men ycsiciuny nt ins home.
He retlitd four eais ugi. hcciniFc et
llll health. Mr. Fogle entered the con cen
jfcrence In 1&80. He leaes a widow,
seven children nin) one brother.
, , empau, as manager. Tim company
IT.....l.lti'iti ivnvi,lu,,i ..? At
has been eperatinu since UiOO.
vVi i-m kUvaNlW J
I
I
Fine Oriental Pearls
As necklaces or te add
importance te necklaces.
J. E.CALDWELL & Get
Uevniirv - Siuvbr Statienehv
Chestnut and Juniper 'Streetts'
Hy the Associated Vnn
WaWiIngten, Feb. 27. The h.l
subsidy plan which President Herding
l expected te recommend te Cenaress
In n messnge tomorrow will provide for
raising n revolving fund of about $5"V
000,000 n year through diversion of n
percentage of the customs receipts, It
was tindcrstned today from wallers nt
the White Heuse. President Harding
yvas ald today te have completed the
main outlines of his message.
Bills carrylet out the ship subsidy
plan. It' was said, will be introduced
simultaneously in the Senate and Heuso
by Senater Jejim and Representative
urten, or Massachusetts, chairmen re
spectively of the Merchant Marine Com
mittee of the Senate and Heuse.
Advocates of the plan' hell that the
fact that it will net require a direct
appropriation will probably eause it te
meet with mere favor than former sblp
subsidy schemes. '
Senater Capper, chairman of theuii theuii
efficial agricultural Senntc.hlec, after
a conference with the President today,
said the President believed he had u
plnn which would be supported by
the farmers and the ceuntrjr generally.
The eTaet percentage of the customs
receipts te be diverted urider the Presi
dent's plan is net known, but the, Ship
ping Beard recommended 10 per cent.
P. K. Guthrie & Ce
Closes It8 D00T8
Continued from Pata One
the tickers. This is regarded as es
tablishing a precedent for speedy action,
ns In some ether failures the quotations
have been shown en the tape for days
nfter the crash.
Guthrie feimerly was n member of
the firm of Guthrie & McGeerp and
was admitted te the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange November 7, 11)10. On
March 1 of lest year Guthrie began
business for himself.
As the crash of brokerage houses
here became allnest a dully occurrence
some patrons of P. K. Guthrie &
Ce. became dubious nbeut the firm's
strength. A wlthdrayval of 40,000 by
a suspicious client is said te hnc has
tened the failure.
The firm wus suspended 'from mem
bership In the Philadelphia Stock Ex
change seen ufter the assignment wns
made public. Beard clerkl were. pre
paring te begin business far the day in
the presence of several unsuspecting
clients when another patron came in
and announced tlie assignment notice
had been posted en the deer.
Patrick Burns nnd Themas Murehv.
bookkeepers for the firm, did net come
te the office this morning. It is net
known whether tiny books of the con
cern nre mlssiui:.
Mrs. D. Clinten Guthrie, the youth
ful bankrupt's mother, said the failure
of the firm yns traceable directly te
the scritM of brokerage-house crashes
here and in New Yerk.
"There ws no taint "tif crookedness
about, my son's business," Mrs. Guthrie
declurcd. "His firm failed because of
the panic caused by ether houses going
up. He was the most economical boy
in the world, was unmarried und IHed
with his father and me. He had ue
motorcar nnd was In no way extrava
gant, lie wouldn't cen buy clothes
except when absolutely necessary."
Bankruptcy Action Taken
Bankruptcy proceedings were tiled in
the Federal District Court today against
two ether local brokerage firms.
Thrtu customers of Boureau & Evans
1.10 Seuth Fifteenth street, whose
members made an assignment for the
iieiicui of creditors Saturday, te J.
Heward Patterson, nn attorney, filed
Inyeluntary bankruptcy proceedings
against the firm.
President Judge Thompson appointed
Harry Fischer, uu attorney, ancillary
receher in bankruptcy for Redncv &
Ce.. brokers, who failed iu New Yerk
Thursdny. The local branch wus. for
merly in BcllcMie Court Building. Ihe
rec cUcr's bend was fixed at $2300.
The total liabilities of the linn are
estimated ut 75,000. and assets et
.:'.r.one. The local visible atseta ere
approximately 52500.
I The creditors who filed the bank.
ruptcy suit against Boureau & Evans
lme claims aggregating ?H47.repre"ent
ing cn-h advanced and securities deliv
ered for marginal accounts.
Federal Judge Hand today refused the
application in New erk of Elmere D.
Dler, formerly of E. i. Dier & Ce.,
bankrupt brokers, for nn order restrain
ing District Attorney- Bauten from ob
turning the books of the company.
Four mere brokerage hein,e failure!)
occurred in New Yerk C today,
iiiul they, with one ether linn, were
suspended from trading. Nene of the
firms have offices, iu this city.
The Consolidated Stock Exchange of
New Yerk announced the suspension of
Meslirr Wallace nnd Themas 11
Cowley, of the firm of Themas ll'
Cowley & Ce.. Shewry & Falkland!
The New eiU Curb Exchange m-i,.
pended Mosher & Wallace, Cew lev '
Ce. and Q. R. Smith & Ce. J
A short time after the suspension of
Cowley & Ce. a petition in bank
ruptcy wns filed in Federal Court. Lia
bilities were estimated at JlOli.OOO and
assets nt $-10,000.
Eater In the Federal Court n pp(t.
Hen in bankruptcy wan filed acalnst
Mosher A: Wallace. Liabilities "
.-tininttd nl .I7.-i,(MI(i, while, die assets
were net listed
Anether petition was tiled
A final dicrre of divorce was si-nntd
today by eurt et ('oinineu I'lms 0 ",
le Herman VVelss from Katie Wes.s. ' '
Pedigreed
tomatoes
Heinz knows all about
the tomatoes that go
into Heinz Tomate
Ketchup what sort of
tomatoes their; parents
were, and their grand
parent tomatoes, and all
their ancestor tomatoes
back through many to
mato generations.
HEINZ
TOMATO KETCHUP
CHURCHILL SAYS IRISH
MINISTERS STAND FIRM
Elections Expected In June, Colo
nial Secretary Announces
Londen, Feb. 27. (By A. P.) P.)
Winsten. Spencer Churchill, Colonial
Secretary, today told the Heuse of
Commens the week-end conferences with
representatives of the Irish Previsional
Government hntl been satisfactory and
reassuring.
The Irish Minister had net recedid
from the previsions of the Angle-Irieh
treaty, he snld, or. weakened in thlr
determination te carry It through. Their
opposition te the Republican Party was
unabated. The Sinn Fein demand that the
Irish people should hnve a constitution
before them ns well ns the treaty when
they are cnlled upon te give their vetw
at an election was acceded te, ir.
Churchill added, and ns a result the
election wus expected te occur early In
June.
Back in the brave old
days of '49.
And when a miner
found geld in his pan
hfi had a lucky strike
worth talking about I
LUCKY
strike;
When we discovered th
toasting process six years
age, it was a Lucky Strike
for us.
Why? Because new
millions of smokers prefer
the special flavor of the
Lucky Strike Cigarette
because
It's Toasted
tAt which aetls in the
def cleus Burley favor
And also because it's
Qp JuArant4 Vy
fevJftv
A4Vtg'
DK TI18 .
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Menth a7th, Tllu.MAS 11 JA'KSON. In W
U.MAS II JAiSON. Ill "'
IstlvtH ami frlunilj arn m-
ul Ills late rcahlencc, 80
miii yurir. jiemi
vitru te runiTdi
t L' no i. .M.. ut
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hNYUEK. l'eb. .'. 1U2J. M.VUTIN 1-.
eon of Juiwph II. neil Marv I., hniil'i' (
jBlern), OKfrl 27 llilal'e and frifne.
Ue I'acUnml Trll.. Ne. 3 IS. Iim. t, "
M iirnl the I'etfy Tribe, Ne, 3HV . of lr"
iii. N. J., nie liill.l l.i ltiirl '""4''
Thurnrtav. S A M.. from i.rnl' rflan'
eplm Tenhlp. rruck rpuuty. at1'
.uh hlKh man ut Our I.drty of iltace Ii""".
Neuth l.anjnetne. ly a. .m. nuiim.
.lf ,,f Karl 7.H br. iu her .ST h war. "?'.
ailB nnrt frlendi utM ini-mlieis of I'lf" B
huceiv ( erm.ii. Ueptlst Ch urcli. r Invi""
te altenrl fun'ra , VVJn.lay. 1 an P. W;
twemi Obrmuii Rapllit church, S.30 '. l
Invltid
lf of"-lehn ..B. Vrlam. ., H,.U.th.. M-
frimli ure
Invited te utienO funeral
day. -J I M.. at pjrlmenta. rM'
ictf. THyriefy
rKiitclii. N. J, Interment Private, ljrllJ!
Cainetery. Fl Uli4 may ea 1 Wednesday
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