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i eiiyr.vhi. Hit. liu I' tbtic Lcila'y I iiiiijkiiii;
Wnshlncti Vpril ?. .Mr. I.Ie.m'i
lirersp's ilnuiinllc ;iih'h1 fur 1111 .inl
.tihI fiipint of llie 1'nilPil Stmrs i nil
likely in liriiiK nii ii'miiii Tumi lli"
Ailiiiliii.-linlieii. Ill si.iO'iiiMil enI
tlfy the Interested' Powers. Until then,
the -Premier pointed .eiiU 'tBe' qltetften'
weu'd net be regularly before the Su-'
preme Ueiinuil.
'J'be ldtext information received from
(tenon indicated that the reparations
question nnd Premier Peincnrc'a llnr
le'Puc Npeech were the principal
things Mr. Lle.vd Ueerge desired te have
the Council discuss nt Uenen. Conse
quently, M. Pelncarc In reluctant te
nccept the propesni. In liny case it
will be necessary for him te await the
, return of President Millcrand from his
Atrirnii trip, xncreierc, lie would net
be free le go te (lenua before the second
week of May.
ONE.SIPE.OF.QRANTFAMILY
CAME FftOM NEARPHILA.
Mether of 8eldler Lived In Hersham,
Township
Only few nrc aware that one elde of
the family of (Jencral Ornnt came from
the environs of Philadelphia
Net. much Is known by anybody of
the Simpsons, who lived in n corner of
'lleruhnm , Township, Montgomery
County, nnd one of whom, Hannah
Simpsen, became the inqtlier of the
Illustrious soldier nnd President. The
written lore of Montgomery County
mentions the family infrequently, in
deed. One Investigator Insists Hannah
Simpsen was born In n house still stand
Ini; in Whlletnarsh. almost within the
borders of Philadelphia itse'.f.
At any rnic. it is Known miner pest
Slate, but that l wlmt. in effeit. Mr.
I.IOVt lieerge IOIU tlic worm jnin- p,i.ii.j.iui ll.... .4 O..I4.
lay. TIim AdnilnMrutleii attitude hns 7"Mt","7,'",1" '"',.', , "' ,K. ""'
Ik (Iimi lluieiir miiM settle its own K, .1. McMullan. 1 (.54 Mount A eineii
iiffnli-. It was Mr. Wilsen's nttltinlf street, was struck by u street car of
for the tirsi three war of the wnr. the Capital Traction Company, nt the
...... !.. i" .'.. n. ...... I., nd Tim f riirnni- of nilllerlltll nnd I slientn.
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Ilrltlsh Pi lini- Minister calls Kurepe . Wnslilngten. at JO oeiecK last nigbt, Jive v tnat a iirancn ei a nceicii-irisu
together In Tt it- hiM.. In order, and ' and co badly injured (hat the dectnm family named Simpsen fettled In South Seuth
at mice theie breaks out a dispute v,iy he will net live. Physicians nt the. cm Pucks teunty neiir the banks of
which. In ihe (minion uf till observer. Kmeigency Hospital mij- he suffered u i one fork of the Nesbiimlny Creek. It
a -..-.! r . ...mil mtiii nt niiii iiihii i.t.iA i i aiiii skimiunn ii mi j . m iit.rttii,
bus beili ceiiIh li n I ileal el auniiicr gencriu ire -mini "'" " """ """ mini n .... U..T.., ..... . . ..u ,uU,ul
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Selus I'll pliviitely ever ince Hie l.elien , A,lu..jca-s ((lin Ilia
I'linvei-.'itluii nvsembled. elite It own titTniie is::
Amiii.iiinr i'iiH.1 is sunenied wiili Tu the lien peMimtis of Kurepe the
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erdlntry. kind .many Mar. W hv
lute aitortRMnt'ef alt kinds for um In
the Otrdvn. Lawn. te.. Unn Menri.
Mn Heller. Oral Hhrr.'ntVii, Deck
Extractor!, Hoei, Cultivators, etc.
Fertiliiers
for the lnwn. flower and vegetable tar
Jen. All the beet, .Including Dreer's
I'eerleis 1'lent reed, bone Meal, Hhred
ded Cew .Manure, Nitrate of Sods, Phos
phate, Hheen Manure and alie a Special
Venetnble FertlltiEer which Is very effec-
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lihcludlnr Heeds, Plants and Hummer
Flowering Ilulbe and tells hew te grew
them.
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Is nuether iieii
iiiicMimny. '-he Jr:iti- lieiai llnent nil -
Ilmi'i' iied In be sumpeil "iili ibe c.i" hn,,P thrnitgh the press l tlial Mr.
of the liplligereiiis in iln first lluee l.lejtl liemge's appeal Is lint inutler
,,.f .be ee, Mr. bre thN . '" ""SVl'tf ?ig?- IhLk le
ti.v liually made it decision, llusieun- (m, v ell -kuuwii aiblter of our fates,
n i iiinlmtih- belter iiifiilined alieut imbl otiinien. 'I Ills. loe. is true te
i'., u ...I.,,- .,.. in Hie i:m,.i Cuiifei- "" Wllseiiian parallel, for
, - '"( "
'iiieilinn is iinjbei tbete. lust us din -ins
the i-ii'ly earn of the war It v.a'
beli.-r infel uied than any of the lielllg-
eri'iil
'I'he situation Hxaitly parallels Mr
Wtlnii's Hist threi- jears of watehiiil
wulliiis. The Admlnlsirnlieu Ihiink
lis sinrs iliat ii ketil mil of Ueiie.i. just
.is Mr. Wilten in It'll! thanked hNstai
anil sol the i-miu'i te ule its saiisfm
Hen that be kept us out uf vtar.
IJellee l'. S. Can Save Kurepe
The paralli'l is perfect a far ns n
lias yene. and Mr. I.leyd (ienrge pre
(11c t that it will it' " until Kutepe Is
nnce mere rlewins wit Ii bleed and until
we i nu no lencer keep out of it. Ami
eel'.bi'l els,, is aitlni; upon the same
ihenrj. fr everybed i eekiiiit tlirniigli
litrlne three
vcar of the war the former President's
position always was that lie cntild de
iielliing until the publie in this country
had made up Its mind,
The issue nines ilmvn. as li always
lias, te our slmdewu four billions from
bankrupt Kurepe. If llie Administra
tion were prepared le en m el that, allied
debt, it iiiIkIii se In (ieuea and bribe
or coeiie Killepe into fettling the dis
puted issues of debts nnd boundaries
which Mr. I.levd ('cerge suvs are likely
te In in "ii nnelher general rentlic'.
liui it is unieaii and stays away.
Debts Are Club for America
What is going In be done with these
debts? A geed many of them, it is
privately admitted, we shall never col cel
lert. but we shall held onto them, it i
said. a a means te putting en political
pressuie, luit wlien was mere, or wia
Aiuliiissader Child te reach and move tlie (,,,. t)0i ,, wtpr moment for applying
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him call all you want.
I luted States, which, in the opinion
of all. i an -ae l.uinpe.
All H'purts indicate thai I lie situa
tion In Kurepe is mere critical than al
nnj time -luce these das In July. l'.M I,
when Lord (!ic was maklm: eveiy ef
fell, just as "Mr. I.leyd iicntge is new.
le prevent hostilities fiem ilevclepiug.
The liiltish Prime Minister lemarks
i lut t theie is no western boundary of
Uussi.i . Kipially iheie is no settled
f i miller between Sermuny and I'rance.
IJeparalimis never have te.illj been de
tei miiied. for Ii I no ileierniliiiitien te
tu an amuiint that tail never be paid.
Indeed, new ceiifeteiices upon i"para
Melis have just been called.
The Pails Pcjcc t'eiifereiu-e made no
prate It left the chief beinnlai ies of
he wan ins siare sttateslc lines ever
which Kurepe has fought fei centuries
mum ether settlements which weie dis
putable. It put a step te titihtliur. but
It did unt put a step te war. Kurepe
cannot settle down while It dues net
knew what lis boundaries are. what It is
debts aie mid what reparations will lie
paid.
Threat of European War
h is somewhat of a parades te say
that t!i- main obstacle te peace in Ku Ku
eope ts the isolation of the I'lilted
Allies Set Russia
Straight en Debts
(.iiieluursi from Pace One
mceessful conclusion of the negotiations
concerning Russian affair. Otherwise.
tt i einnieiits. Mr. I.leyd 'Scerge would
avoid the tisl of a public session In
which new incidents might arise.
Meanwhile, the Hernia Conference h.is
liciclepeil plainly Inte one of the most
important iieliticnl world conclaves In
liMerv b leasen of the moment mi mi
pieblems which hne come le the suifacc
s.iicc its imitiguiittieu.
The Riissii-ticiuuiii treat j. whiih
' i.inv accept as ih fereriiuuer of a
leat alliance between the two mightiest
nations in Kutepe t'leui the Muiidpnint
of ioiillalieu. lias been I'oPeweil lit
i ther pulitical developments, sueli as
tin1 piopeseil siiiuiliienilig of the Ver
sailles Ticaty sijnaterles te illscit-s the
measures In be adopted if Itcimnii.r
does net met her war lepaiatinns eh-
'Iglllilllls
A fuiiher note of gravity t..is added
te tli" situation by Prime Minister
I.lejd (ieeige. of liieat If I It mil. ill his
address last night te the Aineiicjn nnd
liiitisli press coirespeiidptiis. in which
I uttered the warning that a new po pe
liinal ensis was confronting Kurepe.
Set-thills' Racial lja
lie jiiipuied Kutepe te seritiin:
racial laxu. which, like the earth's
crust, was eckiug a pteper let el. This
adjustment vas full of peril, lie cm
pluisjetl that Kurepe inn-t take iog ieg
niyiiine of hiiugrv I(usia. which would
lie ciuiipp'd by nii angry Herman,.
"Tli" wer'd must recegulzf the fact."
lie said, "that Kussi.i and itermany
i emb in'il leiilr.in eter two-third of Hie
people of Killepe. Their teiie will be
heard, and ilie Uussii.tiennan tieaty is
Hie hrit wiirnlng of H "
As proof of the danger Ur ciietl the
fact tli.it theie iw no fientier line
from the linltlc te tlie ISlatk Sea. In
cluding the Rumanian. Caliclan, I'ellvh
nnd I.llliuanian fietitler, which had
ben aiccpteil.
"1 wish America weie here'" he ex-
Ulnied. "Seme people think we want
the I'niiet States for some neltish pur
pose. This is net true. We want
America because she eiei cists a pe
uill.ii aiilhenlt . her ten alftefnesx
gives her the llglll In s)e.lk
"Amerba euld exercise an Influeiii e
no oilier lOiliitn inuld teiiiiiiand. She
i euld reme here free and dlsentangleii.
mtd wlfli the prestige which tomes fiem
ser Intjeiiendeiil iiosltleu she tteulil mine
Wilh I lie tijici; of peji e.
Kurepe, Needs Aiiierlen
' IS ix l Amcriia i- Tint heie. d Kurepe
niiisl de her bcsl le suite tlie problems
In her own win
Mr. I.lyj'l lieerge gate li n lii epiu
pelitit.il pressure tlian right new, when
r.urepiau nations once mere snow tuen
nn.ipiicitt te live together in peace? i
If I'miicc Invades Cermany en May,
"1. for I lie purpose of smashing if up. ,
or Jf all Kuiepe falln-tn lighting, ns Mi
I.leyil lietil'ge suggests, our chancer of
itiili'ctlng these debts grew beautifull'"
less. As n is. our debts threaten I'j
commit suicide, leaving no assets. Wc
hate the choice of considering whether ,
our claims are worth anything new or '
perhaps having them prove worth noth
ing a j ear or two from netv.
Of course, some compromise may be
effected again it has been done meie
i linn eine. Hut each compromise lu-.
been followed b.t a situation mere dan
genius than i he one it averted
'I'e an bin l te the Wilsen parallel.
ihe itui'stleii is whether te call main
tain our policy of non-participation.
Tlie Stale Department nniieum emenl
this morning, which aplaiently means
that it Is tip te public opinion in tin
count rv. is a sign of weakening. i
Tlie Administration no longer wants (
te nsNiime nlene responsibility for stand- i
lug by while Kurepe breaks up. perhaps i
te drag us into its conflict finally at a I
test much gieater than even the can-
fi'llng of the entile war debt would in- '
telve.
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ion that the disorganization of Kurepe
would affect Ihe enllr'' vterld. Including
the I'lilted Stntes. He was amazed at
people who Ignored ihe portentous fact '
facing Kurepe today. Cnless Europe
leerganled In ether tteiils. unless the'
I (Jcnea t'ontrrenee succeeded In miang-i
lng a pact of peacf he tvas confident
that in his own life, tertainly In the life
of the younger men present. Kuiepe
would again welter in bleed.
"We triumphed in tlie wai." he said,
"but our triumph will net last forever.
If our tli lery tleteleps Inte oppression
vengean will fellow, just as !er
mai'.v's ictien whit h started the World
Wat tva-i followed by tengeanc.
"Wc must be just and equitable and
hew siirngtli; we must iealle that
Kuiepe is net en geed terms and that
storms aie aiisiug whl'h we must ileal
with. We had hoped that the end of
the great war meant (lie end of brute
feiie. but unless Europe's problems are
f-eltcil theie Is no assurance that force
lias given way in tight."
The British 1'rlme .Minister solemnly
iiiged tlie piess te instill patience, geed
will and fellowship throughout the
tteild. "Yeu aie heie." he concluded,
"te Instinct. 10 sustain, te guide, and I
beg of .ten In the Interests of the world's
future net te add te the obstacles width
nrc In the way. but te use your influ
ence te help In tlie solution of difficulties
whiih are full of menace."
Londen. April '-'T.- I U.v A l I
IHplemiitic lelalleiis between tiermaii)
and IUismu will be lesumed Imme
diately, in aicei'fiauce ttilh the tieaty
nlgneii nt lUpallii. says a Central News
dispatch from lierliu The first Cer-
man Ambassador te the Soviet Govern
ment will lie I'ref. A. Iteriibartlt WV
tlenfelii. while Leonid Krassin will rep
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.Minister Lloyd (leerge. of (ireat llrlt
ain, le lonvene the Supreme Council al
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ilelegutlen at (ienea.
(Ifticlnl lirchis lieu- indicated their
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Wedding Gifts of .Silver are nlways bound te win tlie deepest
appreciation, especially when purchased 'from the famous collection
of Silver at the store of Jluilcy, Banks & Biddlr Company.
LASSES. tireDcr for every eeca. A I'ACKAGJ'. from the .store of
... ..1. " "... , . " ' t;t,.Wpt Did veu ever consider that
Jlnw te Han- Picture Cl,.l, up again with auniher nail and 1..,' ies ; esneciallv made and fitted
mllKlli: .- no a.ie.uphslimen. f drive i. in any pla.e Hang your pic I J-P.f fPS"B"0"u""al;"0f
1 lure en ihis nail. Ven will discover! mitfht Rreatly impi ee you 1 (, unit ui
- whbli women are pieiiil.r than then n is , ,(. wl.nng ,,a(.p. Cmtinue te golf or tennis? 1-or moterinB nnd all
t
:Tefephwe Ce.
rA).fc-i ?
abllitt te hang pictures
After llie average woman n is a pn
nire ttj agiec te st.iv mi the wall sin
gazes upon II as leviugl.t and willi
as imi'-h admiration as if she had
painted it.
And ,irl what a hollow- triumph it i
. Any iiiuii i euld de it just as ui-li. if nei
j bi'tter, if lit' studied their method and
! followed il faithfully
I'irst .ten attach your wiie le ihe
hack, of tlie picture. Any length will
de. Veu i an always sheilen n.
j Then Itnrk off from lour wall and
pick a geed place for ihe nail. Climb
, vetir ladder with the mill and try te
i remember wheie you wanted te pul II.
I.imiI; around for jour hammer and then
go bark down the Judder for it Climb
j cur ladder agaliu heltl ihe nail utt'i
'tiiiir left hand, thaw hack jour ham-
mer ami give, jeursclf u small rap en
I the thumb with it.
(jiune iewn me tstmvr again ana
(or your bii.
drne nails until jeu aie aiistird
p1;:
ICTCHKS usually hang
hi drive jour nail into
better
einelhlne
-iiiil ion tan iimi solid rooting ter
'our nailif jeu tlilve cneiigh of the.m,
Ity this time juu will have eighteen or
iwrniy nails slicking aiuiind ill tarJeiis
iihi es
1 0.iv. t,f outdoor activities, your pre
scriptien should be ground from Sir
" ' William uroeKes uiass. wnicn pre
.inn ,nv be obtained from Wall i ' B?kH & ' die Company
. . .. ,., ....... was ameii"' the first. tiftu te nrrive
& Ochs, Opticians, l no tnewnui . . . ... ... - . .
Street. . Did you ever censiuer in th . h , .. . . .
trembled with anticipation. When, nt
last, the outer wrappings had been
removed, she took from its flannel I
case tlie most adorable little nilver
dish, a moderately priced gift, it is,
true, but llie sort of thing of which I
one cannot possess tee many. This1
gnt was followed by ethers mere
elaborate a Silver Tea Service from
an uncle, a complete Chest of Flat
silver Irem her family nnd each
tects your eyes from the annoying
glaie. And these glasses should lie
fitted by Wall & Ochs' experts whose
years of experience have made them
most proficient, net only in adjust-
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,AIY '.""ir".. !" '"' .l,l. !.nA?"lr.i"V"?AnVr- n,.,as exquisite both in design and
ifitii-t... , wii ,,, iiiiiiir' ill.- IVUU n J13 It, HIU Dl e.iwjj. m,, ....... ..m.vvm
full of boles. Don't he dlsceuragi-fl. I vnur individual needs.
.r.n.u ..I !.. ...! ..!,.... :. "
..iiir i-ii-iiiic kiiiii iiiiu ruriv it.
liny
I werhiiianshlp liecause It had come from
uailej
iinlll li is of ihe proper consistency ami I A epfyp riifhl en the front of a new dress-
WM IM 1UMBI - beat
iu t lintn ftntrrUtrKi mnre m-n.
then plug the holes will, ii Then tint A ... !.: tv .,.,.. 1.....1 .. rn..'i.. '. .,.. ,..ri. .. 1 .!
Ill iniltCll Walls VUMHK ' " v ihi'.hh bnviji.j ivi is., umi mie , sMin.f, u iibt.ii;
If your wall'papir has a tniwered de- blue Canten eiepe frock for the first time. It took just one tiny drop of
sign jeu may paint little iieweis te mayonnaise te simply ruin its appearance. Foolishly, I tried te take the
match en the gum. Sp0t out with conic cleaning fluid. I might just as well have saved myself
Nmv .... i i i the trouble, for, in the end, I had te send it te Bants', 1113 Chestnut
i Vn u . .' T 11''""'" 1,","S' Street. However, you would never knew that anything had happened te it
,n Hi "e f"thJ Lrl i ."t'i U.eterp I nw- ',ust scnd "' of yw clothing which needs cleaning te Bargs'. Yeu
aiw.;. fW ii-wfc; afci:tiWI nd tne,r scrv,ce n,? PremPt emclent..
In this Imtirfsct. world.
My life and Werk
By Henry Ferd
in collaboration with
Samuel Crowther
In McClure's Magazine for May
This is the first and only authorized presentation of Mr.
Ferd's personality and mind.
One of his closest associates, after reading the opening
chapters of Mr. Ferd's work, wrote of it:
"I cannot tell you with what pleasure 1 saw
the man and his mind in these pages. It has
' never been done before. The Henry Ferd written
about up te this time does net exist. The writers
have net been able te see him, and of course, their V
readers could net."
Here are revealed the simple, original and fundamental
ideas that have flowered in Mr. Ferd's unique achievements
as a manufacturer, a merchant and an employer. In all
these three capacities lie is the most sensational figure in
the world te-day, and as an employer his methods are the
most startling that appear in all industrial history.
Mr. Ferd has developed and with unmatched success ap
plied a body of principles and practices that he believes te
be universally applicable. His views of trades unions, social
istic and communistic ideas, and en banking, arc built en
such first hand thought and big scaled experience as make
them cpntributiens as invaluable as they arc remarkable.
He asks and gives his answers te such questions as "Why
be peer f" "Why net always have geed business?"
"Why Charity ?"
New neither young nor old, with extraordinary vigor
backing his clear and penetrating intelligence, he is at the
very height of a creative genius that has done much te
change daily human life for the better, and his greatest
triumphs may be before him.
Sixteen Other Features in this May Issue
The new McClure's Magazine contains mere than twice a
much readms matter as the McClure's of the nineties, and the
best articles and stories that I can iind.A S. Mediae.
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