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tpHILL DEFENDS ACf
;t tiia Associated rre
March 3. The Government
2a-nnthr algnal victory when
JeJUlh Cecil's amendment te the
4lMl) Kill Jiilaln.1 Iflfl n
.aSfftwIema frt Ihrt vnfn Winsten
fflllT'A cTottire motion had been
100 te GO.
I amendment proposed by Lord
tss,V" elatf-d. that. In approving
5j!ArtleH XII of the Angle-TrWi treuty,
HttHDK te the Ulster boundary, the
ffmpritMi Government did net intend te
l&b'MfM te transfer the main area of nnv
Livr". w counties et iertne.rn ire-
? Ulll n Ihn tei-rltnrr nf tlia ldali 1ce
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iKi -MAt. hut acrccd only te miner beuu-
Lv" el adjustments.
,'Smald McNeill, Unionist member
f' tlt'eacnlng the debate In Commens today,
1 1 ,i .aftaBtaaM BbB (mat at. IhA .. ... nW iH.
jty i ", aMia naa iuc .wiiuai ivint "i ni-
i-ijBJetJen te .the measure, tne prevision in
,r j juratien bclna resented by many of the
.iBara as a breach of faith toward
.' f Northern Ireland en the part of the
, Gerernment. He quoted Michael Ce-
d-iiM, neat! of the Irish I'roviMenni t.ev-
ji, wnni, as iiuving raiu inni nir .ienics
?iJJ,Crli, .the Ulster l'rcmicr, had been
:M!trWidb.v his own friends.
ilvl' iTbla and ether charges that Ulster
1A .aa4 baan tricked breuclit an lnterniD
"ar,.ttea from Winsten Churchill. Secretary
'jl l for the Celonies, who said the Mate
i.8k ? merit that a proiime had been given by
fc' ribs) Prima Mlnif-tcr te Oellln- and Jirlf-
fifth that the Counties of Fermanagh.
, rTyrone and Londonderry would be
w-l naiiuea ever te mem was anfeiuiciy un-
iff-Mr. Churchill said the government
,A-nfleiQ net nrgepi any nnirnuinciu niiicn
CsX'artered or Interpreted the treaty. If
''j'jc.iiny inrn te wnic in uif nci irui:ie
i1"-!? nf an fxnlnnnlnrv or Intprnrelntlvc na- ter May
&tW they mlsht express fully what thv 1,0s Anjeles.
'-v.'iaaafif . itnf thrii npfinn w'liiiw unit' inp , . .i!
Vit ifbct of vitiating the treaty.
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tfttal Cabl mtpeieh. Cevvrltht, iti
.vt, OVMln, Match 3. An net giving
rSs Wen between the ages of twenty-one
dXt S-imA -thirtr the rieht te vote for mem-
iy anr or the Irish Parliament was ue-
ifV s The. Free State faction opposed the
3,- ?ct, contending it would be impossible
'J St. rearrange the registers te permit
cwBen te vote en tiie r ree eiaie nnu
." ;rMKltUtIen within three months. But
l IvatXsjer women and Arthur Griffith
pi f MS premised te no an ne can te inciuue
SvltWi in the constitution new being
life WtitH.
i KjtmAn 1 Vitlrpa'a rMtiHt fcti fl lefln
a .Er"" ""i ' -'v ' . : .7 1
r'.'?,. 20.000 from the uaii te enaDie tne
$$filttA World CengrenH te establish Us
&ldenarters nt Dublin developed op- (
tfteEWitfen trm Gavin Duffy. Minltcr of
M .Fareicn Affairs. lie had reports in- i
IV K nBllll( liiui LUin uiiuiiibuiiun. ...v"
Sf J remMi recently formed in Paris and of,
F,'HUeli De Valera Is president, was te be i
iiVHMdte further the cause of the Ile -
m,l aasaxMioe inuv nrniinrinat
I .--' f liarrflnn Cnnfir nn Pronesed Cut
iir!'' Waahincten. March 3. (By A. P.)
ti.-A'ctien of the Heuse Appropriations lantlc into America, was ended today , New "ierk Stock Exchange.
feit8lmiUee in ileciding tentatively te I wbiU Mrs. Ida Shapire. -f-Chicage, Geerge . Kendrick. 3d, head et
M1? earth strength of the army te 113.000 , waa notified ber cousin, Bernard tried- the lirm, is n son of Geerge T . ken-
'& mm Bd 11.000 officers was understood man. 's been located In New lerk. drick, Jr.. at one time vice president
trtsThSTe been discussed at n conference f Friedman, when twelve years old, of the Third Nutienal Bank. He is a
MltUur between President narding and wandered away from his home, in graduate of the University of. Penn-
T'cStral Pershing General Pershing Sweden, according te Mrs. Shapire. His sylvanla, and while there wen tame as
ivfef'Zij ... .u... He ,iir .;h the narcnts spent much money in an effort a member of the Matk nnd Wig Club,
fj t n.u.t
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fill. .fuv . .
yi' General Pershing is Known te bc par
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f t ! ...w nJiiKtlnii mtf.li lierp nn nlsriK
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a national uuara inu inq ureparuuuu
Tthe erganised reserve as component
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fc', f TtanMi or tne new army 01 tue uuueu
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N'Vri'i nira ri Indications that General!
IIMtfVa
I 7th hMULlu J&1 ! I, niniilil ,tl.lflf n 1m
IM "aiifisa of the three-part ajmy scheme
LVtft, reduce the army below Its present
3L23f,000 enlisted strength until at least
jffinew organisatien had been put in
HSeiliut shape.
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F.StfOVERNOR USES HIS FIST
siabertaan. of Oklahoma, Strikes
W$n Back When Hit In Face '
fTIJtasMlgee, OkU, March 3. (By A. 1
.VGoverner J. B.
KSkWcked by James
A. Jioecrtson wni
G. Lyens, an oil
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fi$fe;3aajes Hepburn this morning, after a
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kVSJ- Mr. Lyenb was tuid te have struck
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l& "1 1 .51 am a man." Governer Robertsen
m.i.i " u ,! .friw.V hark nt Mr. Lvens.
fc JTIaty exchanged probably half n. dozen
1 .KWejm before they were scparateu.
...V'Tee Governer unexpectedly arrived
&" -early today and declared be in
"' MMed te go before the Grand Jury,
,!'$ rent a wnlver of Immunity and de-
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R?M?'.iviiitr Herbert. ' Laopeld Stpfcewakl. Al
W j.laia , ther neUDHa slve their oplnleni
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LADY ASHBURTON
Wife of the fifth Baren Asliburten.
She Is reported te be planning nv
suit for divorce. She was formerly
Frances Dennelly, of New Yerk
MAY RELEASE 6 SUSPECTS
IN TAYLORMURDER CASE
Plans te Arrest Motion-Picture Ac-
Alae Ba Abandoned
March 3. (By A. V.)
I Lnicfs aumuenni cviucucc ugainst
: them is obtained, the Mx men arrested
here Tucsray en information purport
ing te connect them with the murder
of William Desmond Tayler, film di
rector, will be released today, according
te the police.
Their release. It was said, would
mean the police have abandoned plans te
arrest a seventh man n motion-picture
actor a possibility they announced
after a long questioning of Mrs. Jehn
Rupp, housekeeper for the men new in
custody, who npprlsed the detectives
et her belief they were involved In the
Tavler murder.
T lif Iy tiipn nre eliininntrd frnm i
SUFpicen, the police said, they again
wjt i,aV(. i)cf0rc them only the problem,
of trving te locate Edward F. Sands. I
miS!,inB former butler-secretary te
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Advertisement Ends Search Over
Four Continents
Chicago. March 3, (By A. P.)
A nlnctecneear scawh for n missing
man, which covered Europe. Asia and
Australia and twice crossed tJic At-
te trace him. out niter several years
of unsuccessful search tbey died et
unef. -Mrs. nuapire ioek up tue
Search
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declared exempt under the act of 10-0
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I has been declared unconstitutional by
I he New Jerry courts. About ?l. 300.-
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Interesting Facts
about Coffee
The seasons in the coffee - producing
countries are usually opposite te ours.
Brazil, for instance, begins te gather her
crop in April or May and continues until
September.
Coffee differs in character and flavor,
due te the difference in the soil, climate
or temperature, and even where these
factors are the same, you will find vary
ing qualities in the coffee, according te
the care with which the trees are culti
vated. Asce Coffee is a combination of high
grade coffees from the best - cultivated
plantations in the tropics. Coffees of the
same high grade are selling elsewhere for
40c and 45c per lb., but, through our close
connections with the sources of supply,
we are able te sell Asce Coffee for only
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G. W. Kendrick & Ce.
. Assign and Suspend
Centlnutd frsm Pat One
financial condition of the firm In less
time ttian that.
It Is understood that assignment wa
made only after consultation with
prominent financiers, whose opinion
was sought by Mr. Kendrick, and who
advised that Immediate assignment be
made. Three experts advised Mr.
Kendrick te close his brokcrage beuse
new because liabilities could be paid
dollar for dollar as seen as certain se
curitiea nre liquidated.
Though no statement of assets and
liabilities has been given out, the in
formation of local banking circles Is
that the firm's liabilities will come te
n total of nbeut ?3,GOO,000. Bankers
say that te have averted the failure
would have necessitated taking ever
the firm's securities by bankers, and
'the amounts Involved were te.p large for
this course te be followed.
Bankers who went ever the situation
yesterday, before news of the Impend
ing failure had become common prop
erty, estimated that the firm's nsseta
would exceed Ha liabilities by nbeut
$150,000. This, however, depends en
the prices that can be had for the Arm's
securities.
Philadelphia banks are said te held
about $1,500,000 In leans, protected by
collateral. The rest of the indebted
ness, It Is understood, Is te New Yerk
banking concern;.
One of the company's heavy Inter
ests has been Transcontinental Oil. It
Is said that at the ttine et suspension
the Kendrick company held nbeut 70,
000 shares of this stock, which has dec
(.lined heavily. The decline is said te
have caused tome embarrassment. An An
other security which the firm held In
large, blocks was the stock of Phila
delphia Insulated Wire, for which tne
firm had nctcd as bankers, holding, It
Is said. 12,000 out of 25,000 shares.
The Insulated Wire Company is said
te be in excellent financial condition,
but the stock has never been distrib
uted, and the firm hRs been compelled
te curry a lnrge amount of securities.
Mr. Griffith stated, in addition te
his formal announcement that the
suspension was a temporary meas
ure. The company, he said, had
found Itself In difficulties and decided te
make tin assignment out of fairness te
creditors and clients. The firm will
remain closed, he said, until Its affairs
can be stralgbtcued out. There is every
present prospect, Mr. Griffith said, of
paying 1C0 per cent en the dollar.
Ne Excitement in Offices
There was no excitement in the
firm's handsome offices, en the first
fleer of the Longacre Hetel, when the
suspension was announced. The suite
of offices runs clear te the rear of the
first fleer of the hotel building. Twe
brass railings divide It, with fine ma
hogany desks en cither side, a dozen
en one side and eight en the ether,
each with its individual telephone.
There is a steel cage with "Deliver
ies" lettered ever the window en one
side, and a glass inclesed private office
with desks for members et the firm en
the ether. At the rear arc the beard
room and a dozen telephone booths.
Three telephone girls work the switch
board. A dozen boys were busy in the board
room when the firm's suspension was
announced. It seemed te make little
difference in the routine of the office.
The stockbeya even continued te put
some quotations en the beard after the
closing was announced, though no busi
ness was transacted. There are about
thirty empleyes, men and women, and
tbey all remained at their desks.
The 'Philadelphia Trust Company,
the assignees, are preparing a state
ment en the financial condition of the
firm.
The Kendrick firm was admitted te
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange April
18", 1011. It is also a member of the
being the first te Introduce feminine
roles in the club's annual plays.
Mr. Kendrick lives in the winter at
Green Hill Farms, Overbroek, and has
11 line residence dt Villanova. His wife
was Miss Marlen Audenried. He Is a
member of various clubs, amenz them
the Racquet, the Radner Hunt, the
University, the Philadelphia Country,
the Merlen Cricket uud the I'nien
League.
Mr. Kendilck Is a brother of Mur
dech Kendrick and a cousin of Receiver
I of, ,i.a':,es Freeland kcndricl
widely, ; known socially as well
1 "ent in financial circles. I
kendrick. He is
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waa reported that he Jiad cleaned tip a
million dollars in Transcontinental Oil,
but had lest it all again.
Was .Fermer Redmond A Ce. Manager
He formerly was local manager for
Redmond it Ce. Later he was n member
of the firm of H. W. Clark & Ce., and In
charge of their bend department. With
Clarence II. Clark, 3d, he formed a
new partnership et the time of the or
ganization of bis own firm and started
in business nt 1413 Walnut street.
The suspension of Gcrsen & Ce., nt
227 Seuth Bread street, the second
crash of the morning, was brought
about, according te the statement of
their manager, S. S. Jacksen, by n
remarkable piece of 111 fortune.
Saturday the firm became dissatisfied
with Its New Yerk correspondent, and
transferred its account te De Aguare
ft Ce.. of New Yerk City, making a
cash' deposit of $20,000. Yesterday De
Aguare &. Ce. suspended, and the crash
carried the local firm down, tee.
J. Heward Reber and Alexander
Conn, attorney, joined In a petition te
the. United States District Court for
the appointment of a receiver. The
creditors, it was said, principally are
tradesmen te whom the firm ewes small
amounts.
According te Mr.. Reber, the firm's
liabilities will come te nbeut $125,000.
Its assets are listed by the attorney
as fellows :
Cash. $1150; equity in leans, $2000;
another cash item. $1400; geed notes,
$5000: n scat in the Consolidated Stock
Exchange, $5000. The furnishings of
the firm's office en the 'second fleer of
the Seuth' Bread street building cost
$30,000, and should fetch a fairly high
price.
The firm is composed of D. P. Shul
man and I. A. Gcrsen. both of this
city. They were In New Yerk today
trying te get funds te rehabilitate the
company.
Hepe (e Fix Up Troubles
Mr. .Tocksen, the local manager,
talked with them ever the long dis
tance telephone and 'then gave out n
hopeful statement.
"I have just finished talking with the
firm." he said, "and they have informed
me they are confident they can fix up Ihe
present trouble nnd gel the proceedings
for n receivership withdrawn."
Only two customers were present
when the news came thnt the firm- hail
suspended. There, was no excitement.
The firm's empleyes remained nt their
pests, and the doers were net locked;
though there was no trading.
Einer Barfed, security investigator,
was appointed temporary receiver for
Gersen & Ce. by Judge Thompson, His
bend was fixed at $50,000.
Mr. Bcbcr, in petitioning for Ihe re
ceivership, said there had been recent
runs en the company's offices here nnd
in Pittsburgh nnd that the firm's mnr
clnal accounts were transferred lately
te n New Yerk firm which failed last
Monday. He also accused the firm uf
buckctingj I
OPPOSE EIGHT-HOUR DAY
New Yerk Presamen Fear 600 Men
Will Lese Positions
New Yerk, March 3. (By A. P.)
Modification of the eight-hour workday
rullne of the arbitration court Is the
chief point members of the Pressmen's
Union are seeking in their meeting to te
dny with a committee representing the
newspaper publishers. The conference
today Is the result of the request of
the pressmen last Wednesday, after
their meeting which resulted in their
voting te accept the arbitration rulings.
The nressmen contend thnt if the
rifrlit-lieur werkdnv rullnc is enforced it
will cause approximately COO of their
members te lese their jobs. It will be
impossible for them te obtain
work, they assert.
nress
Are Yeu Laughing
At Your
Country's Laws?
Seme citizens are. The situation is serious. We face
a condition of anarchy unless men and women register a
ringing demand for a strict observance of the Constitution of
the United States.
The Law Enforcement League has been formed te give
the law-abiding citizens of Philadelphia an opportunity te
express their desire for the rigid enforcement of the Eight
eenth Amendment, which is being flagrantly violated in this
city. The fees of Prohibition say the public does net want
this law enforced. De you? Your name en our roll will say
"Yes." Call or phone Locust 48-23 for membership blanks
te sign yourself and get ethers te sign. Ne dues. Every man
and woman of voting age is eligible.
Christian Ministers, Attention!
Please appoint men and women in your churches te get
blanks signed next Sunday. We want 100,000 members by
Monday morning te let the License Court Judges knew that
Philadelphia is still a law-loving community.
THE LAW ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE
' 915-916 Land Title Building
Jeseph M.
Steele, President
Edward H.
Vice Presidents
Clarence D. Antrim
Dr. James M. Anders
Charles E. Beury
Samuel R. Beggs
Edw. G. Budd
Geerge Burnham, Jr.
Reland M. Eavcnsen
Charles W. Emery
G. Percy Fex
William S. Furst
Jeseph C. Harvey
Charles L. Husten
Samuel C. Kane
William C. MacBride
Robt. Lincoln McNeil
Jehn S. McQuade
Charles H. Masland
E. Clarence Miller
Theodere F. Miller
Dr. E. E. Montgomery
Wm. J. Montgomery
Harry E. Paisley
Herace T. Potts
William H. Ridgway
Frank M. Riter
T. Edward Ress
J. Henry Scattergoed
ehn H, Smaltz .
j. Willison Smith
Jehn Turner
Wm. L. Turner
Wm. B. Vrooman
J. Atwood Whits,
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GERMAN BREWERS' PUN
ANTI-PR0HIBITI0N DRIVE
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Fearlne Dry Sweep, They Will Ad
vertise Virtue of Beer
Berlin. March 3. Tl A. P.
Minutes, which have just been pub-
iisueu nerc et a recent secret conven
tion of German and Swiss hrewers. dis
close that Ihe brewers admitted they
feared prohibition would sweep Europe.
it. wasvacciacu at tne convention im
mediately te send a representative of the
brewers, Dr. Neumann, te the United
States te study the effects of prohibi
tion there, and te start n campaign in
the newspapers of Europe against pro
hibition et the use et alcohol. The
campaign In the press would attempt te
prove the tonic advantages of alcohol,
especially with regard te beer.
Dr. Kuerv. nrcSlderit of thr HwIsk
Antl-Prohlbltlen Association, asserted
at the meeting that It was necessary for
the brewery Interests of the world te
unite in a campaign against the antl antl antl
alcohel movement, and particularly te
fight together against the antagonists of
beer. The newspaper advertisements,
be added, must represent the viewpoint
of the users of tne beverage and net
overestimate the beneficial effects of
alcohol, lest there should 'be n reaction
against the brewing interests.
"The geed effects of alcohol must be
demonstrated in newspapers, maga
zines nnd motion pictures, with con
vincing statistics," ald Dr. Kucry.
"The sport world especially must be
catered te. The school authorities must
be wen te our cause. Anti-alcohol
fanatics everywhere must be com
bated.". , . .
Dr. Neumann, who is te go te the
United States, is general secretary of
the -German Aritl-Probibttien Society.
U.; SDRYDOgKS.FOFrSALE
Shlpplnn -Beard Offers Thirteen en
Atlantic 8'eabeard
Washington, 'March'3. -(By A. P.)
Thirteen of the 'Shipping Beard's
drydecks, located en the Atlantic sea
board and the Gulf, have been turned
jvcr te ice I'resiuenr .raney, in
charge of sales, te be sold.
The drj decks cost the beard nbeut
$000,000 each and President Powell, of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation, in
announcing that they were for sale said
they should bring about $300,000 each.
It is hoped, he- said, te sell te these
new leasing them.
The drydecks 'nrc located at Balti
more, "Norfolk. Statcn Island, Pcnsa Pcnsa
'cela. Fla. ; New Yerk, Perth Ambey,
N. J.: Galveston, Tex.; Mobile, Ala.,
nnd Wechawken, N. J.
IRISH PRISON OFFICIAL SHOT
Max S. Green, Sen-ln-Law of Jehn
Redmond, Killed In Dublin
Belfast. March 3. (By A. P.)
Max S. Green, chairman of the Irish
Prison Beard, was shot and killed In
Dublin today, a Dublin message an
nounced. He was a son-in-law et the
latoVehn Redmond, the Irish Nation
alist leader.
The hhoeting of -Mr. Green occurred
during 11 chase following n robbery. An
official of the Ministry of Pensions car
rying a considerable sum of money was
held up by armed men, who took from
him a bag centainlnz 000 nnd rnn
away with It. The police captured the
robber, who had the money In his pos
session. Anether of the fleeing men
fired en Ills pursuers, nnd it was then
that Green was struck by a bullet and
killed.
ui:i:n tiiincs for yecr table
Tour mouth will water when you read of
the unusual qeucucies imperira uy uncie
I rmm'ii Ktlerer In th Mainline .Section of
next Sunday a pernie i.r.iKinn. a&
Wm. R. Nichelson, Jr., Secretary
Bonsall, Treasurer
H. O. Wilbur
Asa W. Wine
Dr. Geerge W. Woodward
Augustus I. Weed
William H. Ball
Walter F. Ballinger
David D. Lupten
E. J. Lafferty
Wm. R. Nichelson
Allan Sutherland
Jehn Walten
Charles F. Felin
Jeseph Z. Muir
Rebert M. Latimer
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Mrs. Edw. W. Biddle
Mr3. H. H. Birney
Mrs. Frank Miles Day
Mrs. Jeseph M. Garzam
Mrs. Ellen Duane Davis
Mrs. H. S. Prentiss Nichols
Mrs. Frederic Scheff
Mrs. Max L. Margelis
Mrs. W. E. Buehler
Mrs. Floyd W. Tompkins
Mrs. Heward Eaten Fahnestock
Mrs. H. Clay Fergusen
Mrs. Ernest L. Tustln
Mrs. I. H. O'Harra
Mrs. Imogene Oakley
Miss Mary Pennington
Mrs. J. F. Hoke
Mrs..Lucien Alexander
t IX w tH-?'U'f'V. Jh,
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;
Carrier Assails
U. S. Prosecutor
Continue frsm Pg Ons
Kun asserted the 'petition was "a wild
attaek without Justification." He slid
he had net Intimidated witnesses in
the case, and that In only one in
stance waa a request made for a wit
ness te call at hie Federal Building of
fice. "Any lawyer who would write such a
petition and make such gross falsehoods
as contained therein should be disci
plined by the Court," Mr. Kun de
clared. Carrier, who was in court, sat up in
his chair and paled perceptibly when
Mr. Kun added:
"These people who are responsible
for this gigantic swindle wilt be Drought
te the bar of justice quickly.1'
The . Assistant United States Attor
ney continued that hundreds of letters
complaining against Aute Stores Cem'
pany were pouring into the Federal
prosecutor's office as well as te postal
inspectors.
Anether Verbal Tilt
After Judge Thompson and ceuiibd
had left the courtroom there waa a
heated verbal tilt between Franals F.
Burch. the receiver-, nnd lnglls E. D.
Cameren, of counsel for Carrier.
Burch said 'a reflection had been cast
en him by presentment of n petition ask
ing permission for Carrier and bis at
torneys te leek at the books of the
United Aute Stores Company because
he had already accorded such a privilege
rnd the 'petition waa unnecessary.
Te Press Conspiracy Charge
Albert E. Williamson, receiver for
the United Guaranty Corporation, and
Adelph A. Maynier, former vice presi
dent of thnt corporation, will be given
a further hearing Thursday by Magis
trate Carney, en the, charge of conspir
acy te wreck the United Aute Stores,
Carrier made the charge.
Magistrate Carney was mystified by
complicated testimony produced nt the
bearing before him yesterday. He de
manded that he be shown certain tele
grams and documents mentioned by
witnesses.
"I de net see hew I con held Wil
liamson and Maynier for conspiracy,"
he said, "unless I also held many of
the witnesses who have appeared before
me here today."
All afternoon attorneys for Carrier's
corporations and Mr. Kun. appearing In
his private capacity for the stockholders,
WINTER RKSORTB
TENDON. T.NOI,ANT
W
HOTEL
THE "CECIL" ii the huh of Londen for
buriaeii or pleasure.
C Visitors hare the adranUge of the right
address with a reasonable tariff.
X The service is quiet and unebtrusire, yet
always fully efficient, nothing i lacking in com-
B, fort or convenience, and the cuisine is perfect. 7,
iH I tataJlBal B T at B Batatl BA. BWalllllft T evUVllTtl ItMsat fli
-iSStmijiiW''
4 JtsSnx HsMSs8BIHfHKfiS& '
m f ffc.as ilifMPll.SBIiiltllllll.lllleallllllllllH I
tsa 1 MkflsalBlMaV!aaSHLfflaBtBHIlBBtalHBBtllBBta I
ATLANTIC CITV. N. 4.
d&&n42&
I . ATLANl
lAixAmtTKanPJii
ATLANTIC CITY, N.
Line
PJuHotelef
can
lOAl
esaaest
I CAPAOTY 00
I USVCAOK
WaX-JL
BOTHWCLL
Vliilnla Ae. a.'cuiid liuuna from Uuardwailc
and Steal l'ler. IJvery appointment. Hlflxii1
atandard In culalne and ttrvice. lloeuitc. :
fpeclal weekly ratea. J. Bethwell. Prep, i
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Alirate open, alwaya ready; term moderate.
TTrua or trieuw. i. xTAl.ail UIVUA7,. '
SHOREHAM !",ni1A,',: "'
., ,,w ,,t, in.,... "urn,, i'iiv. lima urueer.
G00DFELL0W W"1"" Aj. nr. Heacb
uuwva uwuu n American IMan. Eviry
appeininieni. .wti. raien. aitw.ij.j. unearallaw
CHESTER INN gJJAe-J,
plan. All convenience. MRS. D, KNAtJER
Hetel BeSCObel 'nluc!(y Av. nr. trh
nuici evawun K.crllnt table. Med
rate Am.a.K. plan. Pli.tlT. A. E. MARION
WeSbninStei Ksntueky Ave. nr. Reach. I
ncauuuHi i:ivatert private hatha; '
running watr. Open all ear. A. V. I.epp
PHILLIPS HOUSE A. """ "
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Jp I
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ASSA
BAHAMAS
I::
Where "Every day
IvLW Q'uirU,t Wesurn Colony but . Week-end
.:,.. ...... .i.w aera. eniy
:;.,: M. h. ".Munarun" of tlie Munson
i::j; Line leaves Nrw Yerk cncli
;::: Haturdny. The 1'. & e. l.lne
i:S; leaves Miami (Kin.) en Meu,,
ii:j:Wert., Kil., until Mar. P. The
jj::j The Development Beard
ii;;: . Nassau, Bahamas
St. Maitiaaa C C I! tal aa a.. a. .
.,,.,... a. j. um netajeRd sc
;IT Wall St.. New TerU 1838 Walnut
. .
i.::i
li.aa aa.aaa!
hv.,1v:VM,U"TVAw.w.'wj
i
argued ever wnat had happened when
the United Aute Stores crashed.
Wtlllameea Denies Charge
Carrier accused Williamson, of bar
ing gained his .confidence as a "business-building
expert," who was te
make the Aute Stores a sound corpora
tion, then "wrecked it from the In
side." Mr. Willlnmsen. who admitted that
he waa a British subject and n 'com
mender of the British Empire," said
he had done nothing et the sort. He
related en the witness stand that he
had been brought te this city, by Car
rier, as the latter had stated, but after
he had examined the affairs of the com
pany, discovered thnt Its sale of stock
te the public in its weakened finan
cial condition "was a gigantic
swindle."
Tllr. Williamson said he then went te
the Mayer, and wns sent te Mnjer
Wynne, chief of the county detectives,
nnd te United States Attorney Celes.
It waa en Instructions from the latter,
he said, that he remained In the com
pany, continuing his investigations,
while the United States authorities con
ducted their investigation scpcrately.
KILLS WIFE AND HIMSELF
Husband Becomes Enraged When
8he Stays Late at Mevie
Newton, Mass., March 3. (By A.
P.) Enraged because his wife stayed
out late at a motion picture show,
William T. Garvey shot and killed her,
weunde.d Mrs. Deris G. Atwood. a
young woman boarder, and took his own
life, late last night.
A seventeen-year-old son, Raymond,
and two' ether children, witnesses et
the sheeting, tried unsuccessfully te
step their father, one of the girls jump
ing at him. At the Newton Hospital
today, physicians said Mrs. Atwood
would recover.
Garvey, forty-nine years old, was a
building contractor. Mrs. Garvey, who
was forty years old, Mrs. Atwood,
twenty-five years old. nnd Mrs. Gar
vey's eldest eon left the house early in
the evening for a nearby picture show.
Upen their return Garvey started an
argument, worked himself Inte a frenzy
nnd when Mrs. Garvey turned toward
her bedroom, he drew his pistol nnd
opened fire.
A ROMANTIC ADVENTURE
Re sure te atart the flrit chapter of Harris
Dicksen's vhrllllnr story In th Jfaintlne
ftrrtlen of nut Sunday's riiulie LtDOtn.
.4eH'.
WINTER RESORTS
MNTinV. KVIil.ANn
mwmi
:z
CECIL
ia me cuisine i
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
THE PLAZA st Chariea and 1'aclflc.
" gdn"n helect. llemtllka. Alwavi
epan. Eery app'm't. Dallrlcli a nuat),Mgr.
I.KKWOOI), N. .1.
EMBASSY
rvawly tiuilt anu nawly furniuiiMi. aij .m,
Id room. Prix at paths. Het and cell
running water and telepnenaa In all 'roema.
Huticarlan'eulslns. Uualc. Danclns. Urill
ana LTitlara roema. Hefil,lt. 'i.i.nh...
l.akewoed 8SI. .Nxr Yerk Ofdct. tictjuyltr
1223.
8IOUNT rtlCO.M). I'A .
5IIVUOMMI)i; INN
Ml. roreno. I'. In tha I'oceno Mountain
i Newly built: all eutalde roeme: steam heat
I electricity, private hatha Reduced lates. '
' s
ahhevh.m;. n. r.
THE SIAMIi:. ASIIKVII.I.K. N. V
In America, nn KnilMi nl.
"
AHIIKVI1.I.E. N. f.
Write Chamber of Cnmmrrre for
III. Ilklt
TOl'KS
cERICSSONLINE
Fer Baltimore and the Seuth
Ualty at S T. SI. 3 oTIeik Saturday
Ne Sunday Sunnier
Freight and Passenger
On ny, S4.00, round trip, ,j.Uu ,r0ui
Tier 3 he. Delaware A.
is a day in June
eighteen hours from Flerida
Ward K.S. I.ine Iphwh xPW Yerk
enrli Hut. Itajinuntl-Wliltrniub
leurs leave often In eiiel, Mincli.
IK'llelltflll l.'lilllllte, lllltllner MHIltN.
exeel nt NasHaii, 'Land i,f ltr.
fcit Cllmiitf,'
wutcemk ri. pi-.:j. c
' " iviiua l.,
St.
a fc. I' Hi.l r.
l'hlla, "IS Ria, Al... N.u, v-.i!
t ...... .. juill
:!:
I J - !.-''.. UimnAnaA when
l!i?
irVw Willi
. 'alllaVr.
Hii,
m
i ii r-r "vr x:
uli
Hill
r'nhittimi"r '--"v7
TO Tit HOLDBHS CV
THE ATLAHTIC MFHMrrS COMPANY
Otkta teres
Th Equltabt Trust Cem
Tern, a a jruaiea uneir ti
Company Truat Aeratnai
ThaAflaneBstu'iS
iai
in avpaail nap and aenpuaif Infta J Vr1
....A k-J
avant that auffleltnt of aald: Dabinturai atJ.
net ba ffaraa en Marek ilHih, it Brteai
net te axeatd par and Intaraat, any mZZ '.'
pandad balanea or th Sinking Fund wni i
srptiad durlnt th (our months nasi auU: .
Ins Mar 1. ISO. aa far as.pettb.rgbMSj,' f,
J-iuatae. In th mirehase ef additional SI
btnturcs at prless net te utd par aWa '
accrued Inlaraal. r r " ,'
Truat Drartmnt. ' "
CVSED (lUWSnTII), a
i-ur
tlen. Ounrsntir Trust Company ofKaa?,ltr efKaa?,ltr
ss Trust thsrsundsr. nvltaa trnSJtSl'
a.. ! la -
t net fxeMdlne 101 nd aeerutd
nn .! iu ii aw tnai aa
101 and aeenaJ :.
li-I- .!
for wrtilch pureass. sl
ihta said Truaia.' .,i,',fw.
EO
en dapeait two minion
qeiran
b ri
'- . , .i. . :- ,".w.
flliru preninii jjiii ua rfCIIVM k "A
araimM ai ua eraca, ns. i .ri,n'
"' fflaltH
SLsinsm
muat b dejlyrd te th tindaralti
tha rleaa of bualnaaa en March IS,
a ..a'fS
which date Intaraat win caaaa en neSa JS
"aHgrW TOW '
... TJ'i't'J5"Lt.,wr8. PrJaldl0.
PatM Fh,
h
le th i
NORTIIRSIN
TBVBT COIl
Tittsl
eixm ana Dprinv usracn
and Benn
Philadelphia
Dlrldwde,
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOLDERS OP Oft.
DINARY SHARE WARRANTS TO BEAM
Helders of Sksre Warraats Is lesrir fit
Ordiasrr. Shares are reqaetttd wWa tHdisf
Coupeas Ne. 90 for collection alia te
ward threufb taelr Baakeri or Leiih
Afcnts te tie Secratar at Weibmiitlir
Heme, 7, Millbsak, Leadea, S. W. I, IM.
land, the preieat tales (after rtamisi
Coupon Ne. 91) te be escheated f;r mw
tslsn and sleet ef csapeai.
Dated 14th Febraarr, 1922.
BY ORDER, A. M. RICKARDS. aecrsiarr.
II j We.tieinitsr Hooie, 7, Millhaak, LONDON,
i S. W. I.
TUB KLEOTBIO, STOKAOB TIATTP.RY
LOJirANY. Allrslvny nyr. and leth at.
Philadelphia. Msrch 1, IJ22.
Tha Dlreetera lw dclMd a dlvldand t
(lire dollars (S3.O0) vr (liar from th a
ci'iiiulalnl auriilua of Hip Company tn Inta
Common and Preferred atecka, pajabl Asm
1. 19. te stockholder!, of record at the
rle of bualnssa en March 13. lerj. Chaska
will be mallei!.
WALTEK O. HEXDEnSO.V. Traaaurar.
March 2. 1022,
At R nieetln of the netrrt of Director of
tl,p CONTINKNTAI,-KC!TAni.E TITLt
nnd Tni'NT COMPANY, held March 2, US
h uunrterly lUWdend of 3 (SI. 50 per ahartl
us declared, payable en Msrth 25. ID1S. tt
atockhelderi of record MerC.l 1C, i"l
DhldenU tbecka will b mailed.
JOHN V. LOUCIHNCr.
Traaaurar.
Propeaal
S4S0.O0O
SCIIOOr. DISTKKT OK THE CITY OF
RKAIHNO, III.RKH COUNTY. PA.
FIVE PER CENT LOAN
Net ce In hereby given that tha school dla
trlct of the City of Readlns will rech
avaled bids for the purchase et 41)0 coupea
bemli of the denomination of tlOOO (itti.
nsurcsatlne MOO.OOn. bearlns Interest tt
5 rer ci. with accrued Interest and fret
nf nil tax or taxes new or hereafter te be
lel?il upon th said bends or the dtfet
thereby secured by th Commonwealth cf
renneylvnnla. except auceeaalnn or Inh.ri.
ance taxia. laued te aecur tha remainder ef
nn authorized lnereaan at lnrlhtiirinH a
i ijsnn.dOO et the achoel district of the City
et Heading The bends will be dated July
J.8000 en July 1, 102J
S.dOO en -July 1. 101M
N.OU0 en July 1, 1024
,O0O en July 1. 19J.-.
s.oeo en July 1. I82ti
iu.oue en July l. 1WJ7
ki.oeo en Ju y 1, 19s
10,00(1 en Ju y 1, 192
iii.uuu en ju y i. lean ,
IO.U0O en Ju
i y l, idi
i y 1. 1VH2
i y 1, IIMM
iy 1. 19Ht
l.i.oeo en Ju :
l s.oeo en Ju :
15.000 en .In
15,000 en Ju v 1. in:!.7.
ir,,oeo en Ju y J, lean
-'5.000 en Ju y 1. 137
-5,000 en Ju y 1, 10.1S
"5,000 en Ju y 1, 1030
'5,000 en Juy I, 'nin
-'5.000 err July 1, toil
50,000 en July I. 1042
50,000 en Ju y 1, tow
so.eon en Juiy l. 1844
50.000 en Julv 1. IfliK
All bid will batnnnfwl th ,..iine
room nf tllA Tleard nt HrhAnl nip.,.. at
(the Adm'nletrailen Rulldlna ef ald Sehee
.-.......,, vv,,,,-,-HVV vuriivi yj ClfHlll !!
n.iiiutfiDu eireciB. iieaeins. ri,, en ruei"
'"ft" uM?,rch :8. r?- ,l o'eleclc P. M . !
Wilch time all blcla muat b aubnrltled t
he uiulralrned Seeretary ef the Bears.
Illda muat be accompanied by a csrtMts
check for 2 "4 of tha ear valUe of the amount
of the lnn bid for, mad payable te tha
.111. ji t'.airid ei me uny or uaaama,
llendu inav lie raar'atAreH Ia nrlMlnal
' "illy, or na te both principal or Interaal tt
r,., rv ., " v. "' "wcr or neiaera inereer.
The Beard reaeree the rlht te reject tar
and nil title.
j neee deikh will be liaued aubjeci te tnt
ruer.ib'n opinion of Maaera. Tewnaepd, Bl Bl
ot A Munaun. I'hllii.ulnhl. !
Uy elder of th Bgerrt of rhflioel Dlractera.
1 "JnUAJl 1). UCilM.
Seuiheait rerner of Eighth anJ Wasiilnites
-lien, ihenuiiiT, ,',
OEOROE EVK8. Sellc'tai1.
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO
& ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COM PANT
Treaeury Department
ritmhurah. Pa.. Mar., l l"'.
Coliaelldaied Mnrtaara llitnria nt VAM.
DAI.IA RAILROAD COMPANY te a etl
-em of Siri8.7tO.00 will be ptirchai'd I"
Ihe HiiiWIiir. 1-nml lluili ,ae (ha
1 Aeer.r of tha Cempanv. Tha rarmert' IS
I nnd Trim Company, New Yerk City. unW
me roiiewinj provialen or the rnertitu:
"Senleii propeaala for the tale of aald
linmle will be recelveit at the Afency cl
.ilil Itallreail Company n the City ef
New Yerk, anil hemla offend at tiie
prke which, exclualv of accrued Interest
ihrrten, shall h tha lowest nercnta
nf the principal thereof,, will he iceeel
b'mI pnkl for at ret exceeding- rar ape
nrcrued Interrat. .Shnajd ImnUa of differ
ent I'nldere b offered at the aame price,
inn numtier of tuch benda purrfiaud
hall ! en a pre rata bla. at nearly
ni practicable, In proportion le the hel
number of benda offered at the rtma
price." ,
rreimla te aril benrta te the BlnVinf
Fund must he In th lunda nf the Farmer'
Lean unit Trust Company. New Yerk 1'IW.
Wern three n'tleek !', M,. en ThnrUti
Jlnrrh SO, I0W. and muat state the Serial
Letter nf the benda offered. On March SI'
notice of acceptance will b mailed, t"
tntercit te April int. 1022. will be pall
lend.i afcepted, Henda ercepted must M
dellmred en April let, nr security furnlillH
nn that day. If required, that dllery wW
be mode within ten da) a,
T. II, B. McKNKillT.
Treasunr.
sr.M.Ki) rmMOHAi.s wn.r. nn .:
cieil bv either of th underalanra. '
ilsnrd. '
ninn tnt
ineir undress neiew up te neon. wq
nirrn (;, iu.-i. rer in
cnnatructli
quippint; nr
PPlnB nf a dairy barn at the Ftate I
rial IIoiite for Women. M,uney. Uee".
I County. Je. Th Plat Heard '
nuatru
.1Mb vuuinr, Mm, ma pmii 'r .
Manaeira reparvea the rlfht te reject H
or all bids, or any part of anv bid "
"arn ina reniracia aa H piav rrnt ,v.
beat Intereat of the Hern. Plana a"J.!a
rat nnu mav h At.taln.rf n, (he OIIMa.a.
r. M. Nvman. Chairmen of the HullJi1J
I'emmltlee, 830 aeverntnetit ilc. "r.
Han.air.ii.t Tt-
........v... ... ,.,, h.tH,
Kerala.. Lar,l nt Manaftr!.
m west Kad TrusfraStefer. rhjitxait
I ' I
te It for th aaia te th Sinking rune umS
aald Truat AsrMment, Of Dbintura fJ3JI''
tharaundar auffllnt te aihaaat th sum al V
nv. Hundred Thousand Dollars (f0.V) "
new haM in th Blnklna fund, at a .i"?'; .-
Sfajaa enars win t Mnd tt th asu.
et tha undaralsrad, Ne. ST Wall atratt vZ
ua ifiiairai ak'.Kruin amnraraaaiaiakd a
rursuant te Artlete VI f the Trust A.
tnant, datad Atiaust I, JltT. iniii" hVS?
lhlsh rowrTIeuiiiks. GmSnaJ'J&i
th undraln4 sTuit. K SSjL Jjs
Tsa-Ysar, Sht Pr CantTfceur? OTf.tt!
Nw Yerk City, until IS a'clack NaX"U?rr
une
.l.r. March S. IMS. . "" !
Unil.. nf nutiiu nf nnf. m.1,. l.
Uinh S. 183a. and tha naiaa
. IWMM.
BhMe.pr:nj-f femrlw
n F' ,hl ) -.JkaV sf MarehriHa
tt I1B0.00B, te eeuafst S" 1V Jhsr"1!)
U. pareus, fQ&X-Ul
. Saafia,..
Flrat Merlfasa eSfnklns tiM Qth tnt.
Undar tha provialen of tb mertMa7il
peaala for th sceeuni of th nkn fifi
will b rtelvd. until 8 P. M.. Mareh Vi
li2. l th affle of th NerthYraTruM
company, Trusts, for the, aala te A
th lenaat prlca, net seMdu, lOau'i M
thalr faea value and ccrud tStewat? St .
many of th abev-mntleBd bend !
I20.810.8T will purchase i-AlRndravk...!
mAArvmnmA te tha lirinai , I -w.
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