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VOL. VIII. NO. 155
Entered, as Bocend-Clais Matter at the Poitefflca at Philadelphia, Pa.
, ' Under Mia Act of March 8. 1BTB- .
PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922
Published Dally Except Sun.lay. Subscription PrW in n. Year by Mall.
CepyrlsM, 1022, by Publle Idr Company
PRICE TWO CENTS
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Man Who Declared Aute Was
Stelen by Bandits Put Under
. $5000 Bail
WOUNDED PATROLMAN CITED
AND MAY BE PROMOTED
Morien Lepez, 212 Seuth Eighth
itrect. nnd Jehn Vitnngc, 720 League
rtrect, were held without ball today ns
two of the bandits who held up two
messengers of the Southwestern Na
tional Bank yesterday afternoon nt
Bread and Hedman streets, and robbed
them of $13,500.
They will be given a further hearing
when Patrolman Larry Butler nnd Wil
liam McCafferty, of the Twelfth and
Pine streets station, shot by Vltange
when they arrested him in n poolroom
it 027 Lembard street, arc able te
appear against them.
Jacob Wiener, SIkth street near
Itltner, who reported the theft of the
car which the bandits used in their
bold held-up wns arrested also and
held in $5000 bail for n further hear
ing because his driver s license was
without signature.
The three men were given a hearing
by Magistrate O'Brien at the Twelfth
and Pine streets station. TJie two ban
dits were amply identified by a dozen
witnesses, patrolmen nnd ethers, who
were positive they were concerned In
the held-up.
Jehn Smith and Stanley Jehnsen,
Xegrec9, 1)10 Seuth Juniper street, said
they saw Vltangc hit McGirr en the jaw
as he dropped from the machine te the
pavement.
After the hearing Lepez and Vitange
were taken te City Hall and "steed up"
before the detectives.
Captain Seudcr sent out his force te
bring in all persons, victims of hold
ups recently, te try te identify the two.
Lepez was arrested in 11)17, record
show, for assault and battery, but the
charges were, withdrawn.
Statements Contradicted
The car used by the bandits' was
found late last night abandoned at
Lawrence and Spruce streets. It bore
tht license number 111,607. Wiener
declared it was stolen when he left it
at neon at Fifteentli and Ititncr streets,
lit said he had reported the theft te
the pe'.lcc of the Fifteenth street and
Snvilnr nvefeue itntlnn.. nt nhnuf .1
) o'clock,' wliehWc discovered it was
intaafnir ftm
Police contradicted that Statement.
MTinr ;tte theft; wMfc-jaaJwtaUintll
4 e clock. It was thst-circumstance
and ..(he fact that his license papers
did net appear te be regular that led
te his being held for further investiga
tion. The btery of the held-up was told
graphically at the hearing. llebert
McUirr, bank tunner who was robbed
and then thrown from the running beard
of the car, was unable te appear. He
Is Improved, but still is In Heward Ify's
pltal, He has a long gash in the scalp
ynd concussion of the brniu. Ne doubt
is expressed of his recovery.
The iebt important witness was
uorden Heed, eighteen cnrs old, n
messenger employed by the bank, who
M with McGirr.
Heed TellVjtlls Story
"It wai about 1:20 o'clock," sa'id
Heed. "McUirr and I were walking
tip Bread street, McGlrr with the
money wrapped in paper under his arm.
He was carrying the money that way
e as net te excite suspicion. When we
came te Hedman street we saw an
automobile, a touring car with the cur-
iins in position and one of the doers
Srtly enen. hflcklnir nut it Timlinen
trect. There w.ere two men en the
sidewalk, nnd I think two men in the
cr. though we could net see in very
well.
"The car backed in front of us and
we stepped. As wq.dld se one of the
Be? W "lc hldcwnlk dashed against ins
rul threw me up ngninst the fence.
Then both grubbed McUirr, ene pulling
end the ether pushing him, nnd n mnn
leaned out of the car nnd grabbed him.
Miey drugged him up en the running
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wImm husband was shot te death
In their home at Riverside, N. J..
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Tile machine had stepped, and the
;. .er, t,1,liftcd ''is gears quickly and
Murtcil down Itedmnn street. McGirr
was en the running beard. He had put
iK.ut out in WUCM way that they
ii .. ' 1I1,U hlm int0 the car He kept
iiflitlng and tried te held onto the pack
He of money, but tlicy took It from
"n. Uie cur was some distance down
eUman street when I saw McGirr fnll
"the bticct. He lay stunned for u
A IllCat truck wna imc.iiiir nnL
euth en Bread street. They saw the
r running awny, and turned down
Wman street after it, the driver cut
ng loose with his siren and keeping
u up Evidently they thought McUirr
i .1. F" run evor wliei they saw him
"the street. They kept close behind
l.Yi,0Ur . K ?nr nn', t ene tIn,e it looked
though they could have bumped Inte
it they were se close.
Patrolman Gives Alarm
"I ran ever te the patrolman en the
uJ iri.?nd,t0,d Mm' B,cGirr t
p with bleed streaming from a, cut
! head. We went up te him and
Put his arm en my shoulder. The
li . "J?" ne'Pcl him, nnd we took him
P te Bread street, where the patrol
Kt . P',eU nn ni'toinebile and we took
"'M te the hesnital. The patrolman h..i
jun ever te the bonk at Bread and
Beutk streets, when I told him what
HE HAD A "SWEET LINE,"
SAYS VICTIMIZED ACTRESS
Rube Geuet Held' In Ball Charged
With Bilking 8tagefelk
Rube Geuet, alias Edward Devcrc,
and known by many jOthcr names, al
leged swindler of actors nnd actresses
through bogus publicity schemes, who
was arrested last night In Keith's The
atre, -was held in $800 bail today by
Magistrate Ceward.
Recently n pollce flyer was sent out,
nnd Geerge M. Yeung, manager of
Keith's, had a geed description of
Geuet. Mr. Yeung recognized him when
ie entered the -theatre and asked for
Florence Walten, dancer. Yeung get
In touch with Miss Walten' nnd the
two arranged te detain him until offi
cers arrived.
Geuet is charged with flimflamming
members of the actors' profession out if
hundreds of dollars while pqsjng some
times as representative of a new service,
staff photographer of a prominent daily
newspaper, or at ether times as an em em
peoye of a publisher of theatrical
magazine.
"That boy sure has a sweet line;"
says Dorethy Fuller, who. is playing nt
the Garrick Theatre. "He knew my
history since my birth. Knewing that
I am a professional swimmer, lie pro
posed te tuy a tank and put me en In a
small headllner. lie charged me $100."
RESCUE MAN FOUND LYING
JN MIDST' OF. FLAMING BED
Flrerriert Blame Hit Custom of Smek
Jng After Retiring
William Bell, fifty-five years old, 810
iNertn Kievcntn street, was carried from
his home by firemen at 0 :30 o'clock this
morning after they had taken him from
his blazing bed in nn unconscious state.
Engine Company 20. Tenth and But-
tonweod streets, responded te nn nlnrpi
lurneu in ey neignoers, wne suw smeKe
pouring from nn upner window. TIipv
rnn upstairs and found Bell's bed burn
ing briskly and its eccupnnt apparently
asleep in Its midst. In reality he ns
overcome by smoke.
He was wrapped in a blanket bv fire
men, who carried him down a ladder
te the back yard, where he was re
vived. It i thought the fire originated
through Bell's custom of smoking in
bed. ' .
BRUNEN SLAYER .
USED CAR STOLEN
IN PHILADELPHIA
Aute Abandoned at Hammen-
ten, N. J., Taken Frem Juni
per and Vine Streets
ARRESTS ARE EXPECTED
WITHIN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS
SCHEAFFER ASSETS $8068
Liabilities Are Listed at $151,841
in 8chedule Filed
Assets of the Simen -Schenffcr Com
pany, stock brokerage house that failed
seme weeks age, are placed at $8068.23,
while liabilities are listed at $151,
841.71, in the schedule filed today by
Benjamin II. Lcltcrman. attorney for
the receiver, with Jehn M. Hill, referee
in bankruptcy.
Anether reclamation mectinc in the
Chandler Brethers & Ce. failure 'will be
held in th office of Mr. Hill March
28. At this meeting persons who hnvc
claims upon any of the securities found
in the hands of the bankrupt brokerage
house wJll be enabled te file claims.
If valid, the Court will order the secur
ities turned ever te them. This is one
of a series of similar meetings that have
been held.
GIRL NEEDS $250 A YEAR
Clothing Budgets ln'jepeka and
Chicago Toe Lew for New Yerk
New Yerk, .March 14. (By A. 1.)
It costs New Yerk girls nt least $2e0
annunlly te clothe themselves properly,
members of the League of Girls' Clubs
announced today. Today's report, filed
nfter the working girls composing the
league hnd answered a questionnaire
en the subject, declared that Topeke nnd
Chicago estimates arc tee low for New
lerK.
A recent report of the findings of
Topeka merchants declared thnt SS2
was a fiumcient dress allowance for a
working girl. Chicago girls later re
ported they could dress properly en
$117 annually.
TO RUSH CONVENTION HALL
Property Owners Must. Move te
Make Way for Building Werk
The first tanglble sten toward the
convention hall construction was taken
today by Mayer Moere. He ordered
Director Cnvcn te Immediately notify
the residents of the block bounded by
Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Vine and Weed
streets te vacate their properties within
ninety days in order that the buildings
may be demolished te mnke way for
the hall.
The Mayer railed attention, In his
letter te Director Cuven, that the work
en the hall jnust be started ut ence in
order thnt it may be completed In tlme
for the Sesqul-Centcnnlul.
Virtually $11,000,000 Is available for
the construction work.
DO YOU WANT A USED AUTOMOIllI.Kf
The motorcar believed te hnve been
tised by the slayer of Theodere Jehn
Hruncn. wealth v showman shot te death
in his Riverside home last Friday, was
Identified today as one stolen from
Juniper nnd Vine streets, this city,
about ten hours before the murder.
The nutomebllc, bearing Pennsylvania
license tag 210187. was abandoned "at
Hammonton, N. J., en Saturday nt
neon by three men who ilea en feet
after the car crashed Inte a pole.
Alexander Tittlcmun, of this city,
went te Hammonton today with Detec
tive. Qulnn. of Cantnln Howler's staff
jtnd identified' the machine. The license
tag did net belong te him and pre
sumably had been switched from another
stolen car.
Parker Gets "Het" Tip
A mysterious "tip." described ns n
"het" one, was received by Detective
Ellis Parker today from n town in
Pennsylvania near Philadelphia. Parker
sent a State trooper and a detective te
run down the tin immediately.
Detective Parker nnd Prosecutor
Kelsey also have requested the police
of the entire country te leek for Geerge
Werner, the circus cnei. "who was dis
charged by Bruncn nt Christmas time,
The report that lie hnd turned up In,
New lerk nnd given n complete niiDi
is denied by the New Jersey authorities.
Werner bought a gun December 15 ht
William8ten, te sheet rabbits, but re
turned it after five days' trial, saying
it was unsatisfactory and he would get
another.
Werner was last seen a week age In
Philadelphia. ' The local pe'icc are look
ing for him nt Detective Parker's re
quest. Anether rlue from Philadelphia
was put In Prosecutor Kelscy's hands
today by Chief Veshcll, of Riverside.
It was a letter from this city, bearing
no signature, which descrribed .two men
who were seen frequently near Brunen's
home, including the day of the murder.
Burlington County detectives arc
checking up today en the movements of
uaymend Kertman, of Wllllamstewn,
who left a twelve-sauce shetsun last
Thursday atiJehn Jeseph's poolroom
In TYtirauldn TnrfmAn nnlll n 41...
weapon Friday afternoon several hours
before Brunen was killed.
Kertman Advances Alibi
Kertmnn gave detectives whetwsw
regarded as a water-tight alibi. He
was taken te Brunen's show nt Wll Wll
llmstewn, but none of the circus -empeoyes
could identify him. He ex
plained his gun had been nt Browns
Mills nnd thnt he went down after it
Thursday.
Kertmnn lias two brothers in River
side. Frank nnd Harry, but they were
unable te ledge him Thursday night, se
no went te a longing nouse in the ber
eugli
"PafKelleytOne-iManArms
Parley, Slashes U. S. Navy
Congressman Would Complete Werk of Wash
ington Conference by Withholding Funds
for Auxiliary Warships
By CLINTON W. GILBERT
' 1 Spfflnl CeiTfupenilent F.nlhit rnbllc Ledger , .
CotvrteM, Hit, VU Public Ltdgcr Cempanu
Washington, March 14. The Heuse
Sub-Committee en Nnval Appropria
tions Is taking the navy mere completely
into Its hands than the sjmllnr Com
mittee en Military Appropriations has
taken ttle army into its hands. Rep
resentative Patrick II. Kelley, of this
committee, is a little disarmament con
ference nil by Himself and Is doing the
work which the Washington Conference
left unfinished.
He is" planning appropriations for
what he calls a "treaty navy." The
ednference failed te limit submarines
and auxiliary emit. Mr. Kelley and his'
committee arc going te limit them all
by themselves, simply withholding
money for mere destroyers nnd cruisers
than they think necessary te complete
a licet with the battleships allowed by
the nnval treaty.
This Is another example of hew Con
gress, through the control of funds, is
reaching out te dominate the Execu
tive. Mr. KeUey's Navy
Mr.'KclIey's treaty navy will consist
of eighteen first -class battleships, the
number nllewed by the five-Power
treaty, 103 destroyers, eighty-four sub
marines and a number of cruisers net
yet determined.
The number of destroyers was reached
by allowing the Vnlted Slates five for
every three that Japan possesses. The
eighty-four submarines arc all that the
United Stntes new possesses, which arc
slightly mere than is necessary for the
five-three ratio.
The United States has new mere thnn
800 destroyers, a number out of nil pro
portion te the number of battleships
provided for in the naval treaty nnd
much larger than would be built if the
country were building them today. They
art) virtually all new and in the ab
sence of nn nercement among fhc na
tions it is difficult te Induce the navy
te retire nny of them from service. They
cost 4lnst year mere than 75,000,000 te
maintain and operate.
"" Denby Rounds It Out
After Mr. Kelley had finished his re
duction of the destroyer licet, lie handed
it te Secretary Denby with the request
te round it out with auxiliary nnd small
craft sufficient for n navy of this size.
Mr. Denby did se nnd en the basis of
Mr. Kellcy's treaty navy estimated a
personnel of O.'l.OOO men te man the
vessels. -
Mr. KeUey's knife cuts deeper. He
Is our best disarmament man. He cut
Mr. Dcnby's 53,000 te 50,000 nnd then
Continued en I'aKC Tne, Column Nix
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REPORT I AWAITED
Dr. Prince, Preparing State
ment, Declares Data Obtained
Justifies Antigonish Trip
KEPT LONE VIGIL IN HOUSE
Bv W. G. REES
' Kdlter HHllrnx Herald
Halifax, N. S.. March 14. Dr. Wal
ter Franklin Prince, secret purveyor of
one of the world's greatest secrets, ar
rived in Halifax last night from Cale
donia Mills, where he spent n week In
"the interest of science."
In his notebook the scientist lias the
fjamjiwerk, jjf Jhejepert which he hopes
te"bulld up witnlrt flip next few hours.
In his hand satchel he carried Ills
spook-evoking apparatus. If one could
peer into their secret nnd sacred In
wards, one would knew what the world
wants te knew: "Did it register n
spook?"
Before retiring last night Dr. Prince
authorized the Halifax Herald te nn
TREATY TEST VOTE
TO BE TAKEN TODAY
. W. W. CHIEFS PLAN
BIG RUSSIAN PLANT
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Remance Fades
WITHU
WORKERS
"Bill" Haywood Heads Syndi
cate te Operate Iren Works
and Mines in Urals
WILL SEEK 6000 SKILLED
WORKERS FROM AMERICA,
By the Associated Press
Moscow. Mnrch 14. Willlnm D.
("Big Bill") Haywood bends n group
of American I. W. W. men te whom
Premier Lcn'lnc has granted n conces
sion te operate the big Nndcjdinkv Iren
Werk's in the Ural Mountain region,
part of the ;coal mines In the Kesnetz
basin nnd auxiliary fnrterites. (Hay
wood disappeared from the I'nited
States last year while under $65,000
bail -nfter he and about nlnetv ether
I. W. W. men had been convicted of
espionage and conspiracy nguinst the
Government in the war. He has since
taicen some part in the deliberations of
tne xiiird Intornntlenale. nt Moscow).
It is stipulated that 4S00 fully
qualified American workers with a tech
nical personnel shall he brought te
Russia te operate the properties nnd
that each of them must purchase ?100
worm ei tools or instruments for his l
own equipment and sign an undertaking
te observe nil the Miles of the Soviet
labor cede.
The announcement stntes that the i
Government has ns-dgned S300.000
toward financing the undertaking. It is
tilse te provide weed te build homes for
workers and assign 27,000 acres of land
for agriculture. The American work
men arc te be organized into a trade
union association.
The whole production of all these '
flntlAAuuInn i I.. .. j At i.
strength Of Senate Factions which undertakes te supply the work-i
men with n ration mid nllew thpm nnrt.
of the production ns necessary menus
te carry en further work.
The agreement is te held for two
years. If the workmen desire te leave
Russia earlier, the Government is te as
sist theill te return In thplr rnnnlrr
after they have handed ever te the
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Committee Vetes, 13 te 11, te
Hear Mellen, Crissinger and
Governer Harding
PUBLIC SESSION IS HELD;
"CHANGES ARE DEFEATED
By flic Associated Press
Washington, Mnrch 14. Secretary
Mellen. Comptroller of the Currency
rrlsslnger nnd Governer Harding, of the
federal Kpsnrve Jieunl, will be asked '
te uppenr in-fore tin- Heuse Wus nnd
.Menus t'einiuittup this ufternoen te glvn
i further statements with regard te the
bank lean prevision f the soldiers
. bonus.
Chuirmn'ii Fordney said the bill would
he reported out as seen us the three of-
, lleials hnd been lienrd and thnt he did
net think the measure would be nmended
any further.
The motion te enll fir the thtec Ad
ministration officers was made by Rep
resentative Garner, of Texas, the ronk renk
In? Democrat, nnd was ndepted 13 te,
li nfter-what was described ns n sharp
s-JH V51.
heven Reinibiienn joined witli sit
Democrats i In etiiig in the affirmutlvei
tlie Hepiibllcnns were I.ougwerth, Til
son. IJaehanwh. Trcndway. Watsen,
r,eunir und Mett. Twe Democrats.
J ague ,,nd Cnruw, voted against the
motion.
Calls Statements Conflicting
I-ii announcing thnt Secretary .Mel .Mel
eon, Governer Harding and Comptroller
rissmger would appear before the
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WILLIS SUPPORTS PACT
nmmr.n tl.n ftnfft Ivl.fr.W lin Im.l stl.f a (.....1
He snid he left the rnn nt ilie!. in,in,.tn mmiu trn, .. n,e ...m
poolroom rather than take it te the LCnt te justify his trip te Neva Scotia.
l0fe reSef.... .,., vMm-.. .,..- Tl'e dnta. he said will greatly extend
Detective Cain snid Kertmnn's shot-
gun is numbered .'JO.S'JU and that it i
complete. Tlie number docs net cer-
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FILED YOUR TAX REPORT?
Tomorrow la Last Day Better
Get Busy
Tomorrow is the last day en which you
can file your Income tax return if you
would escape n heavy pcnnlty.
The corridors in the Federal Building
arc crowded three deep with people
who arc anxious te settle up their ob
ligations with the Government. Extra
clerks arc en hand and several long
tables have been placed In the corri
dors at the disposal of the people.
Collector of Internal Revenue Blukely
D. McCaughn said today he wns-pleascd
with the filing of the returns, although
he expects the sum collected for this
year will be materially lower than last
year.
Mere than 500,000 Income tax blanks
have been sent out in this district. It
is expected that many of these will be
returned.
The biggest rush, of course, will ceme
tomorrow. The office will be open to
night and tomorrow night.
the records new en file in the offices of
the American Institute of bcientitic Up
search, New Yerk. Dr. Prince said
that of all the 400 cases he had previ
ously investigated the Caledonia Mills
case was the most mysterious. His re
port, 'he sa'id, seen will be completed.
Kept Lene Vigil In Heuse
It was learned from the ether mem
bers of the Prince expedition thnt the
scientist spent the night alone in the
house of mystery. The ethers were
nl'ewcd te go te the Beyle homestead
after dark. They gave pledges that
they would keep their lips sealed nnd
they have done se.
Last night they refused te see nny
one, going directly te their homes. They
did net even approach the effice of the
Halifax Herald. While. members of the
Herald staff, they nre still under Dr.
Prince, and until he rclenses them they
will net return te their newspaper
duties.
The party left Calodenm Mills at 7
o'clock yesterday morning. They arrived
at Antigonish at neon nnd then left for
Halifax. Crowds were nt the various
stations along the Canadian N'ntin,,i
Railway line. Reporters went up the
line te meet the party, but without
Washington, Mnrch 14. The first Is
sue of the Senate fight ever ratification
of the Four-Power Pacific Treaty will
be decided today when a vote is taken
en the amendment proposed by Sennter
Robinson, of Arknnsns. Unanimous
consent for a vote en the amendment
nt 4 P. M. wns given bv the Senate
yesterday en the proposal of Sennter
SwnilKOll. of Vireinia. nftpr nn nll.ilnv
nttack en the treaty In which Sennter
.innnsen, et t niiternin, and Hernh
Idaho, took the lead.
As modified yesterday by Sennter
Robinson, his amendment provides that
the rights of nntiens. both in nnd out
of the four-Power ereun. are te lm in
spected, and that non-signatory as well
By the Associated Press
San Kranrlsce, March 14. Margaret
Matzennuer, famous diva, apparently
has lest her ehnuffeur husband, whom
she termed "100 per cent man."
The husband, Flejd Gletzhach, hns
come back Je his job at the Del Mente
committee today in open session. Chair-
nan i er.iney said it had been decided
' "n inviii occnuse tney had
-iiiieineius conflicting with
ether."
M . as en'l.Mi'nns Commute
toted down n motion te reinsert the
wish feature of the bonus and te re re
lmpest. the excess profits tux and nn nn
ether motion te restore the wartime in
come surtax rate of 05 per cent. These
were said te hnvi Iipph tlm ....i.. i
rtant amendments brought up nt this
ie lirst mcctlnS of the entire committee
ports
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stntc'tlic works nnd factories that had 1IO,Pl "erP ""ring tourists nueut. , te consider the bill.
iiip installations ami instruments A year age lie took .Mine. Jlatzenauer immediately nfter the Heuse con
brought from abroad. ellt for drje for lllre shc bnt en , vened discussion en the measure was
, New Yerk. Mnrch 14,-(By A. P.)- ! front fcpt with him. hotter te c-! Jiew RenubuIZ1 MrT"1'.!0 A2
II. 8. Calvert, one of the men nsseein ed joy the scenery. Later came the en- Sd nan" eus .enM-n'01;:'"8' ?'
ffae'ns, Zrite-nioe !?.nd -? U'tT
works nnd coal mines in Russia, snv. I "'" tne l"ving wneei. "' "' l" inemeers of lie'Wii.VH nnd
that a -party of engineers nnd tech- The San "Francisce Examiner today'
nicians will seen leave for Russia te
prepare the way for 0000 American
workmen.
Calvert, like the ether cnnrpsvlnnnipn
of W n member of the T. W. W.. nnd was
lerim-ny n fei-ennm In the Ferd nuto nute nuto
mebile jdnnt nt Detroit.
TV ether in the group of conces cences
s enalrex. Calvert eid. arc Themas
Bnr.scr and I). Buyer, who are well
Known m 1. . V. c re .w in tli!
ns signatory nations shall be invited te i country, but'nronev in Russia with
any conference held te cetmMer mnim.
versles nffecting insular interests In the
Pacific "or nny Far Eastern questions."
Administration leaders said they were
assured of sufficient votes te defeat the
amendment which, until Senater Rob
inson's speecli yesterday favoring its
adoption in the Interest, he snid. et
Russia, China, and ether non-signnterv
lint Ions-, had been touched nn Imf llttln
tin the Senate debate.
i lie amendment, if adopted, vlrtuallv
would destroy the treaty as signed at
the Washington Conference.
While the vote en the amendment will
net necessarily be identical with the vote
en ratification the result will afford a
sufc indication In that direction.
In response, he said, te "a large
number of telegrams from Youngstown.
O., protesting ng.iinst the four-Power
treaty," Senater Willis today issued
the following statement:
"The four-Power pact creates no nl
liance. It encroaches In no way what
ever upon the seveielgnty of the United
States. It is based en civilized public
opinion nnd net iinen for if i n,-
longest step toward peace and mutual I nm' ,,ene et
understanding in a thousand tears, und! 'l'he l'r'
1 shnll support it." ' ashore in ti
Hnywoed. and C. IT. Rutgers, a native
of Helland, wiie has been identified
huh uie x. v . u . movement in the
uniicii eintes.
Under the terms of the concession,
Calvert said, the Soviet Gevei nment will
collect n retenue of 7 per cent from the
properties, nnd reserves the right te
commander approximately .0 per cent
of the colony's output of coal. Iren nnd
machine products, for w hldi it agrees te
give the workers credits with which thev
can purclinse ether sunn ins. Tim r.
gives Glotzbach's reasons for leaving
his bride In New Yerk :
"I'd rather be a chauffeur in-California
than te dwell forever in the pal
aces of Babylon." he snid.
It would seem (tletzbnch 'was forced
te let nnether man drive his wife's
automobile.
"It would drive nnv man crazy te
sit back among the cushions and squirm
every time he felt the backlash of the
transmission, when all it needed wns n
real mechanician." the icperter quotes.
Neither did (Sletzhucli enjoy break
fasts in lied. Ner did sitting up night
nfter night through Bruennhilde's bat-
tlecry appeal te an ear ntruned te tin t
..leans i einmittee and also the Heuse.
iiiKing tiiat mere be Included in the
"onus Bill n prevision for ndjusted
compensation for the Immediate rela
tives of service men who died during. tk
war or hevelled since tlttimc.
Garrett Quizzes Meudell
Representative Garrett, the Demo
cratic leader, asked that Representa
tive Mendell, the majority leader. In
form the Heuse when the bill would
be taken up and in what manner it was
l be considered. Mr. Mendell said he
t neught accurate Information us te
these points could be given fur enough
in iiinnncu te give absent members time
te return.
licnrc-tptifntici, r:n.i.AH i.n.. .t..i .1...
hum of a smoelli-t mining meter. A u 1. ......... . r ..'".' l" " "?''-" i""
The reporter sajs Clet.bacl. told l,iu, ' X. 7, ' i", V l 1 ","" tl,e , -1lal'
there hnd been no friction; that the s s; ,ie of e ',i; ir'1',? "iU'r,
chauffeur husband just "escaped" when ' H les lf " Neuker
his bride was net loeking: that he will ... ','" euld BMk hlm for
net go back. .Madame .Matzennuer. it
is said, wants her husband back. There
Is talk of compromises from New Yerk.
."I"-r'Jie,.-nil1' Is, t,( 1,,,J lpft te Hii'ibut unlistened te. sUJs Gletzbnch.
,...Biu ui.ijiu-,1! 01 ns tiiey see lit. I After this murrlngp Mine. Mntzen-,,,--,.
. . . I nuer said her first innrriage, te Ferrari
HARDING GOES A-FISHING rentnna. failed because of artists' tein-
pcnuueiir. nne wnnteii a man, ne
neacnes Palm Beach Back te St. i
Augustine Today
! said.
C Iter lemnnrn.
as responsible
Continued en Pase Twenty. tire. Column Six
Champien Leng-Distance s
Optimist Wins at Last
Harry Greismer Has Asked Daily, "Has the
Lim'rick Guy Been te See Me
Today?"
ftaUeueu en rie Twenty-flve, Column Three
AURM DRIVES OFF THIEVES
M.rket Street Factory Entered, but
' m, Loet la Left Behind
Xh eves broke Inte the three-story
tulld hig at 312 Murget street last night
M were ready te take nway ?gee
Mnnfn0f.B0,0lls,r0m the "efman Cerr
iriufacturlng Company nnd N. Myers
uurgiar alarm scared
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bVi , .,"".'. ""v '" mrce
r-. .u ruu 1110 iienman lactery.
Li. r1
M we'fld seEHh F!l,f?., U-tU " "' sep 'theT Kit Ergilnle u teulS
f werlv,i 5e wche in tell, 200. jTiv, In Us Caw en nasi 37 and 2J, Adv,
real honest'
Untcr nn optimist!
to-geodncss op
timist who hns
been sure that
he would win
a Llm'rlcU.
Kncli night ns
he entered the
house, almost
his first words
li a v 0 been,
"Well, was the
lilm'rick guy
here today 7" .
He is Hnrrjr
Greismier, twen-ty-twe
years
old, und lives in
Hlkins Park.
His completed
Lim'rick Is im
.'.lima . HAiinv amsisiiEii
LIM'RICK NO. 27
There once was a glrlle named Tliayer
Who complained site had nothing te
(tear;
But she dressed all the while
III the most extrcnv i.tv! .
leaves came in vogue, she'd be
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star, n nice bbiny I.im'rick star, and
t just gees te prove hew wise n thing
that is. Mr. Greismer sent In lets et
answers in the Inst I.im'iick contest
and was mentioned en the ballet. This
time, tee, he has been hurrying home
ut night se ns te get off his answer.
He is quite a curtoentst and frequent
ly sends in his answers decorated with
frills und furbelows. Before the war,
nnd for a time nfter his return te this
country, he was employed en a morn
ing newspaper!
With Company C of the Fifty-seventh
Engineers, lie1 served fourteen months,
thirteen of which were spent en the.
nlltn. ..In 1TI.!I .1. ... .
W...W e.uv. i) iiuu mere, a History
the company wns written ami MZ
urcismcr illustrated it. His fellow sol
diers little recked that they wcru rub
bing elbows with and eating the same
funny old checse with seme ene who
would prove te be u I.lm'rlck celebrity.
When In school he attended tha
Centra High Scheel Mr. Greismer
ditbbled n bit in cartoon work also. But
recently he has put his art temporarily
en the shelf, se te speak, nnd is new u
sales agent for the Better RrusW
Company In the Liberty Bulldlnir.
P0G0 GIRL QUICKLY TIRES
OF SCHOOLBOY HUSBAND
Has Sent Him Away and May Seek
Annulment, Grandfather Says
New Yerk, Mnrch 14. (fiv A. l)
Annulment may -be sought of the mar
riage in Milferd. Conn., hist week of
Geneva Mitchell, seventeen-' ear-old
Broadway cheius girl, te Rebert Sav.
Jige, twenty years old, wealthv school
boy, who is preparing for Yale.
S- ,W- Rice, the girl's grandfather,
stated today that her mother. Mr.
ernn Mitchell, probably would stun
nn action this week te have the cere
mony set nsidn nn the ground that both
parties were under age.
Mr. Rice also confirmed a report thnt
the jeung couple separated last Satur
day niBht and that the next day Siinge
started for La Jolle, Calif., te sec his
mother.
"It's n mystery te us whv Geneva
ever married him." said Mr. Rice. "The
day nfter they were married her uncle
nccempnnied her te eung Savage's
apartment in his hotel for dinner, when
she told him she didn't think she cuie.l
enough for him te llve with him."
Miss Mitchell, according te tin: n -pert
of the separation, allowed Savage
te see her te her grandfather's apart
ment, where Nhe hud been making lnv
home even after her marriage, ami when
hey reached the deer, handed him he'
it any 5eife "K Hlm U,,,,,,t wni,t
I'alin Beach, Flu.. March 14. (Bv
A. P.) President Hnrding airhed here
nt 10 o'clock this morning aboard the
McLean houseboat and bearded a fish
ing smack for a short tMiing trip. The
houseboat was anchored In Lake Werth
the part came, ashore.
Ident and Ins pmv mine
me for a niernlii" jame of
pill ami luncheon at ihe ienise hep hep
ef Mr. McLean.
Thev will beniil a tiniu for St
Augustine into teua. .
TJie nntilhesi
tuent theory is hintei
ler the wrecK el the new
(iletzbach. a s.fnet
comments :
"Orchids will thrive in hethniisi
vvilil mustuul needs California sm
reintuice.
Westerner,
but
Truck Qverturns, Driver Injured
Laurel. Del.. Mnrch 1 1 When the
stierint; gear of l.ls truck broke en the
in Pout hieiiwn.v. il miles treui
Selb.vville this nierniiig. .lean Mct'nbe
wns pi.b.ibl.v I'at.illi tn mi when tin
uir overturned, piiinim; hii undei- it
He was taken te the .Milferd Hospital.
piinxi
I den t think that a fair question
I nm called upon te answer at this
time, replied Mr. Mendell.
KeproseiituiivifGarrett suggested that
the Heuse adjourn se members could
attend the committee m-shIeh this nftcr
"10."". but Mr. Mendell -nh he did net
think the IIeue should neglect the
business before it. Meinl.ers who de
sired te de se nere ,lt hbertj te nt
teiiu the bearing, Mr. Mendell said.
Itcpiesentnthe Gainer told Mr. Gar
rett that the open heariin; was in order
, becnuse there was a suttbuiit number
of members of the committee who de
sired information tn send for Secietnrr
Mellen, .Mr. CrissnSer und (iovirne'r
1 larding. '
It was done
of
pietest
he added, "ever th-5
some (ominlttcenien."
EAST0N, PA., ADOPTS DAYLIGHT SAVING
EASTON, PA March 14. Daylight saving was unanhueubly
adopted today by City Council.
BRITISH COMMISSIONER TO PALESTINE ILL
JERUSALEM, Mnvcli 14. Considerable anxiety is felt iu of ef
flclal circles here ever the continued illne.s of Sir Herbert Sam
uel, British high commissioner for Palestine. Ou the advice of
Dr. Albert Bisklnd, his physician, formerly of Clevelaud O. a
ba iolegist and a ceusultlug physician have been summoned
fiolyahe te the high commissioner's bedside at Government
Heuse en the Mount of Olives.
GIRL WHO JUMPED FROM
DODGE'S CAR BADLY HURT
Yeung Weman Student In Hospital
With Fractured Skull
Kalamazoo, Mkh.. March 14. Miss
Lmiueline Kwnkeriieek, nineteen. jenr jenr
eld Western State Neimnl student, in
jured when she jumped earlv Sundav
morning funn an automobile driven by
Jehn 1). Dedge, .son of the late mil
lionaire automobile niiiiiufueturer of
Detroit, was in a serious condition tills
morning. She is suffciing from u true
iurd slaill. .
Dedge. arraigned jesteidav en
charges of driving oil automobile, while
intoxicated and illegally transporting
lbiier, is under bends of S7000 te np
peur for a hearing Tue-daj .Match 21.
Miss Kthel Clemens and Miss Sue Sle
gpngii, iiKe Western State Nermal stii
dents, who were in the machine, with
MIhh Kwekeineek, Dedge and Rex Karl,
of this city, have been summoned ns
witnesses at the hearing.
I ledge deUjicil he wns inteicutel nnd
asserted he planned enh te give the
.veiing women "a little ride."
Today's Developments
at National Capital
Secretary Mellen, Comptroller
Crissinger and Governer Harding, of
the Federal Reserve Heard, were
...M,.-., ,u iunn-iu- iieieru ine Heuse
... ..i", ,'.i,.t ine Heuse
Ways and Means Committee today te
mnke further statements en the
Benus Bill's bank loon prevision
A test vote en the Fmir-Peuer
Treaty will be taken late t,.'h,
when the Senate ballets en the Reb.'
Insen iiuicndiuent.
nnr. i iu i.uuhim.) IX)K HF.I.l'T 1'KR.
'"i "'fr enrien you want la adver-
paci !. Ailv.
IN BACE WITH DEATH ,14 YEARS: "GOOD," SAYS BOY
Yeung Arsonist Sentenced te Mich
igan State Reformatory
Battle Creek, Mich., March IL (Bj
A, P.) Lawrence Duiibnr. iw.i.".
are . v cnr-nM l.ul i.. t i ...
hurrjng from Naples en .. fast steainet ! te seith ..ri ,i, ..,...
te this city, wiiere their son Is iu ., . " "" """ M'""'"
hospital. His condition iccently becuuie ' ""V ",u's hvlv' "lls """"''"fed jister-
crlllenl. ' l'' " feuiteeii .vears in the State R,..
Mr. and Mrs. Helmes weie senched by f,";" ,
a wireless message just as thev were f... ' K,,,','',s.1"",1l will be a geed thing
leaving Naples. They started the re- !' . "a" "'l "''I "Her hearing
turn trip at once. , "':,M,',,t''
, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Helmes, Bridge-
bere, N. J Rushing te Sen
Notified of the serious illness of their
seu Themas, Mr. and Mrs. Kdimind S.
Helmes, e( IJridgeboie, ,s. J.
vv lien .nrresf .i i... ..it i .i
....... f.......,, ,,,- .Fiii-ii-ii ae ex.
plaiiutlen that he started the fires te
"see something burn," and 'te Bee the
try te put. t out." umcm
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His Bent Friend
Stele His Wife
I fir tuenly iiimi i ri iriifil
scruttitlc he n ri tinned and finiln
liiwitlf utulthy. Jlit ;,, act en
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Hut ilvnlh Imiti htm twrtri'tiye.
The fnithlini fricnil htm dial in
iimarac,
Itv ha lift n ilauehtcr yiewn
Ui Inautiful iromunieod, The
widiittrd mun traulva te muka th$
miwrt'nt immun suffir fur the ttexs
) Itrr fttthir.
Jluid
The Vengeance of
Henry Jarreman
Begins Thursday
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