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VOL. VIII. NO. 209
PENROSEFORGES
1 PINGHOT
.Eighth and Ninth Wards Revelt
j at Vare Rule in Sudden
Rush for Ferester
BREAK IN ORGANIZATION
' SEEN IN MANY DISTRICTS
"May Carry Phila.," Is Hearten
' ing Message Frem Headquar-
ters of Independents
'EARLY VOTING IS HEAVY
Supposed "Stay -at Hemes"
Threw Alter Men Inte Panic
by Shew of Strength
' A if volt within the organization
rank against Attorney General
Alter, combine candidate for the Re
' publican nomination for Governer,
developed today in the Eighth Ward,
home ward of the late Senater Pen
rose. Edward A. Devlin, mercantile ap
praiser, the ward leader familiarly
known as "Buck" Devlin, had' his
workers distribute sample ballets
' parked for Gifferd Pinch'et, candi
' date for the Republican nomination
. for Governer.
The Pinchot State Committee
hailed Devlin's action aa the begin
ning of rebellion within the machine
ratiks which will slash remorselessly
at the Alter vote in Philadelphia,
sdmittcdly the mainstay of the com
bine candidate.
Aim Blews at Vare
A. Xcvin Detrich, campaign manager
for the "lighting forester." also 10-
jtrded the break no symptomatic of n
widespread eenttment unions; '.former
Mntenant of Senater Penrose. He
Mllw Penrose men in many counties
ivill deal crushing blows :it Senater
jVare'a ambition 'for State leadership.
Frem the I'Jnehel litMilqinirtcis In
jihe Heal Estate Trusl Jtullding went
ulegrnuis te every 1'liio.liet leader In
the State. Tin; text of tin; uiehsaj;e
fellow! :
Vare orsanlntieii thrown Inte
k,ypnlcjiere- today, v.-hi-n VYme-e wur.l
tenacri tunica in ier riucuei. jie jie
relt led by Mercantile Appraiser
Drrlln of Pentese's own Klghlh
wrd Is throwing Klghlh ami Ninth
Wards our way. Other Penrose
leaders fellow Milt. Vare i-kIIius- for
Philadelphia iitajeiity knocked. Inte
locked hut. I'inchei ma tuny
Philadelphia.
Contrai-ler Mill Optimistic-
Senater Vare, soheolej ureIiisl sur
ptlie during many jeiirs uf lMlttical
maneuvering, show oil tin tiace of as
tonishment when told that Kevlin was
fhamplenlnsr the rindiet e.iiuliilauy. I
"I ,have no ninlerstaiiilliis; with I
'lluck Devlin." Senutev Vaie te
narked. The Seuth I'hilndelpliia leader pie- I
'kted that Alter would gel a .10,001)
majority beiuli of .Market sheet ami,
'hat the Attorney tieneral'H niajeiity
In Philadelphia would b 1C.O.000. I
The heaviest ietiiijr ever locerded at i
State prlma,i. lu this city ih ie- (
iirieu leuay.
Allan liullcnriaii nt 11, n ii,f.... i,n, '
tliwc weie Mxtv votes eaM in the ' l'cel) ou flelu 'be polls,
iliirty-sevcnth division of (he Twenty- '' "T,1 I'0!'" W'H be open this f veiling
end Waul, Ocrmantewn and Mt. , l""'l ' otleeK standaul time. whi,.,
Airy avenues, one. hour alter the poll' means .s u t.,,cl; day llghl-Mrtlug time.
"P'nea. "ete and you will de 10m dutv
Heavy Vele Polled V".1 "".0" f.1'11 5" v iU '"ll '"' ,lu fi,v
The Tni.nv L. 1 1 . . -(l,,l "l 'i L'ltieu. ou ewe it 10 m.ui -W,r,,?Ct'0,lMVir,,'i,vV',,1em-rlf
"d t PcnusyJMinia te lake' ion ien
5mwiiIW nnn,,0M" a'"1 I"",'1 el ihei- im.t in the Government and ve e "
Hill, hut, beei.' counted 011 in (lie1 " ' '
Tirti.a-pe.11 a bIB nnti-machlue 'ete. CAiD TnnAV
The difficulty theie befeie lm been te rAIH IUUAY
t (he electors out. 1
unciiet State hcmh'pMiters received
puuiisiic repeits from various teuu
,"' ..' leng.iii.stanee telephone eell
of 4flnA . 'X"1,y Precast 11 majerlly
thrien , '01' l l('let, while n
.nV.vr ,"u,J""iy ier rtue
cuet was pie-
"" oetn in .ftl,
Kemery count let-.
ucaster Thai Menl-
irlrite?! "fst 'f' tberc is a genuinely
nemlimMn1011, st .for "' Pepublic, 1
"vem n f" ,r .J"'0'' ""! because
nmh1l0r ' 10 t,m ti,m' '" Pcnnsyl Pcnnsyl
nner" tJ.tins (ev Mlc1' - tJiv
liTifte"V v?or and fceie.
A i 1 r -iiirn.
Mweenpi1.' 'i1'"1 ''"''d-l'eught campaign
' ffnJPJ.,nl.F'l. Alter is made all
- ...w, iiiuiiiHrie ,,v . ...
Mi. L . ",0 ! s'limav
""IHUllt
uting of
,lnti."'"K """ the
opening of tin
,Z"r M"nK.
I lit men
Wat,l i,n.. .1 "t ''' s.oiillllenwe,llt II
'" tllM.lCll
ii 1 .1 . . " :
!,.., "". ".". s-iei.-rien
ami
' Altei kIiV, ,1 ,c Vmlwv I'im'het or
Mtten i-' Lw, tl,e tppul.ll.-an no,,,
ter (Sti ,Mr,,,,r' a"'1 "'""thw Sin-
W DnMln "" T',,5l,,,1;u " have
IWe Lcat n0'n,e tw the old
.-. in decide u-i.efi,.,.. ii 1.
lde Hal ties Numerous
. ThfFe
tn 8t.?JiT two Pri,u,1ral ba"i'-1
'eunlyTni ,t J",?"'"-'-. T. every;
fit!.,. .'"" "-ri
Utlll f c '"" atv
arc
het local
St. V. "iiBre-.snu'i
ta(c ltcprcsentatlve
a!". "' ouBressmiMi. Si.ue .,,.
.. . .. ' -..... --.(Utlll
c Sena
ami State and
emei. ,-",",,,,"wn nnd committee
In l,illldcl,hla the outi.eiirlng of lie
ventlnufil un r
re Feurtffn, Column (inr
,. VARE VOJjS IN A" HURRY
Hi Only Time te Chirp "Alter Vic
tery" and Speeds Off
Senat
loin II,. "" "I M
' ''' morn ng tlmt h
m! for Alternev Umi
"menrini"?!.!!! 1!,''l'..".!'u,"'v '."'fvlrs. Mildred Ennls, 15th and Poplar
he paused eulv
ai..:..' ..;;... "'vi'"1-,' vie
II Dll'imi.l.... ..f
Tli
...;.... iii-neriu .viler.
I. -..'.
H'Md Ihr r , l V "u'u,lH,d riKes hn.) L-.
Wl,v iuciu befeie he arrived,
-.'a, nnn,. .
'CU-.enl.i'l,l,M',!rm,,,r,viiii; i"
liftvii, ii i V'" l"dlliiK place of .
' ;n .itJ,.r'Vn ''''''Vsy"1'"1' vimi.
lit . l '. .M ''V.'..""!' .S"i del- ill i'iiii.'
"I liill iieJe.-.- .in, I I-..,..,. i
-- , ..rittii,
Kntered
"' e""l-ClnM srattr at
umler th.) ct eC
Principal Candidates
in the Primary Today
(ioverner
Olfferd Pinchot. (ieeisre V.. .vr
and Frank P. Creft. Uepubllcnn ;
Jehn A. MeSparrnn. Democratic.
V. S. Senate Knev's scat
Mnjer David A. Heed r.ml Jehn
(-. l.ewry. Pciiubllcan.
IndKc Sanuiel Sliull, lome.
cnilis.
I'. S. Senate 1'enree Seat
Oeerce Wharten Pepper. Vii
Cicssmnii William .1. Umkc, IMwnrd
It. Meed, Republican.
Colonel Fred l. Kerr, neme-
iratle.
Lieutenant Goenier
Colonel David J. Davis ami .Mm
I. Ilrncken. Republienn: Rebeit 13.
Pattlsen. Jr.. .Mm l. Uracken and
Charles D. MeAvey, Democratic.
Secretary Internal Affairs
James F. AVoedwiiril.'llepublUaii:
A. Marshall Thompson mi.l Jnnic
T. Maliady, Democratic.
Candidate for Congress vie te le
neminatcil from each of Ihr xaai
congicsulenal iliitricts in. thh vlty.
Candidate also will he namrd fiem
the Second, l'enrth, Sixth and
Liphtl, State Senatorial District
and fortu-ene candidates arc te or
named ly rath party from the
twenty -tlj, Icglslatira district.
There is a targe field of candidates
for the Jtcjntllkan Stale Committee
and the Democratic State Cemmitter,
icilh tice te lr. elected from earh of
the cigJit State senatorial districts
here. Thrsc imrty efjiciah arc e
he erected, nut nominated, at the
pilmary.
PEPPER PUTS CROSS
AFTER OWN NAME
Senater and Wife Caat Ballets
at
Rmvantimnt U smI fcl...ii.- ma
" ugdin eireexs i , ki'muc rue neur ier eiieiini); tne poll-
Fer the firft time in ills f today I '"K ,,l!""'-' ",ls morning James Connelly.
Senater I'cpper put a ciesh .. ,i inint ,'ii! s,"ul1' Wshtwiilh ntieet. the ma ma ma
onne.ifn l.l .., .... it ,11";Vlnt1.i"Htj ius-arler of the division, named
or.pe.Jtc Jib. own iinme. He ,! Mrs. ,;,.,. ,,,. yj.,,, , t.,llera(I(,
Icpper Mjtu.I at Stiuiitceiith and Xan- Istieet, as jtidste of election,
(lain streets, pelllni? place of the llf-1 Connelly ami Vahey are Pinchot six
teenth division of the Seventh Ward. purlers ;nnl ihe i'lnchet eominlttee ns-M-nater
I epper declined te statu ferlM-tt.-d the inspector was netins: accoid acceid accoid
wliem lie voted for the fmvernership ' lust te law in selecting Vahey, who wns
nomination. He said that at a pilmarvi wIIIIiir te sene.
11 wu 11 casij 01 every man ler himself.!
Vi- 41. .it ..t .... i
mil umi. 11 h Kcneiai election.
. . , I"
the
"" -i.iuii.u lu-.i.w ins pariv.
Senater and Mia. 1'epper ieaihe.l the
polling place at S:0L A. M., jit-t two
minuter after the polls enene.l. I1..1
four ether Aetcrs had already picee.lcd I
them. .Mrs. I'cpper leletl before hi r
i..,Li.n.l .,,... ui ,,. 1... .'.:.., ,:.' '." !
.....v....... . ...... ...f, ..,,- 1. j, in-ii 1 1 Hi. .I,, 1 ,
lirst time. It Is husjiected
h eteil
ter iscntiler 1'epper.
Senater I'cpper HtieuL hands win,
Michael herin. a ward committeeman
befeie enteilng the polling booth. He
aU.O grasped the hands of all ihe
election etliclills In the place.
"This !h the Hist time in mv f,, 7
have eier voted for mytelf," Senater
Pepper Niiid us he left the booth. "Hut
I feel that a man who ;Hvk for tl.e
vote of his fiicii'il ought te hau hau
eneugh eentidence in himself (e etc for
himself."
The Senater said he is coiiiideiil 1(.
will win the nomination for Senater
I'cnuise's old M-at by a laign majority.
VOTE, SAYS PINCHOT
11 nun 1 iic . uri.sieue election was i-
.,,-,. r,.,e n,t . j . . . 'polled te the I'lnchet City Committee
Candidate Casts Ballet and Advises, it was ii,M s.(.,i die dispute occulted
Ait citizens te De Duty
Siitcm! Uibparch te himuu J'u'i' 1 Inljr
Mlll'inil. la.. May Vi. luiiiie.iii.ieli
nfttr voting nt the polling pl.iee lu Mil',
foul Township wilhin sight of his home.
tJiffeid Pinchot. Itepiiblit.iii eimdldate
for iioveu.er. Issued the Itdlewlug
.statement :
"Te each Kepgblii an eier et I'enn
sylvmila :
"Have j en voted?
"This is (he most inipeitaut prim.ni
lu a generation, if en tone n,,. , ...t!i
already, will Miti de se' I , ..... i i,..r
. Excellent Weather Send6
I
Jey Inte
Pinchot Camp
Today, I'l'imary Hay. Is fair and will
cei.tinue se. according te the weather
man. The clear sides sent joy into the
Pinchot camp, bin gave the Uigaiily.i Uigaiily.i
tien fellow 01 H lllUe te be giatelul f01..
Knew ing that thousands of I'jiiehet
Mites will tonic fimn the 1 ill al districts,
machine leadeis weie hoping th.-,t j.
clement weather might held this tv
te n minimum.
That hope was bluMed by the olli elli
eial piedictlen that fair weather will
'ii
I1'
I Al
cmiII tiem tlie iilile alley te il,,.
tlaiitlc Coast.
1 he tcmperutiue i s,.R.,,lt.(i ,( jl( .
te the siiine level as yesteid.-iy. vvhuu ), '
ini.i-ciiri ilingeil neiween . umi 7i ,l .1
let's.. 1 1v.1t y 1 i'.uiis line yesteniay
"eeiiKil te piemise 11 heavy i.ilntull, but
eiil.v .Ol! of an inch loll.
REAL D. A. R. DIES AT 106
New Hampshire Weman's Grand
father Was en Lafayette's Staff
NewfleMs, N. 11.. May 1(1. (Ily A.
1'. i-tMw, Mary II. I'lhe, a n-al (1uiirIi
ler of the Itevolutien. died today tn (In,
age of 10(1 years eight months and
four days. She had been ill a yuir.
Mrs. l'lke was, the eldest pei-M.ii lu New
Hainpshiic, and possibly iu New ling-
Hergiandfadier, Captain I.uKe llrod llred
bead, M-rved en the stuff of l.iitayeite.
'I'l.i. ltev. Jehn Jliedhend. her talher.
, wits the founder of Methodism lu Ve
llampsltire. .v iireiuer, tueigi! u. ureii-
lieild. wan no ,..' i'.,---.viii ui me
New Yerli
Stock Hxehunge.
WOMAN ROBBED OF $1300
Streets, Leses Jewelry
Mrs. .Mildred Imiii". I-'liieenih and
Poplar ctreetii, leperleil tn police to
day tluit her ii'iai'tiucui had been lobbed
of SliJOO weith of Jewell nnd clelhllig.
110 Mil' AM I s II l lllllllllll.l .'
'I'lictluv III' "I celuim h ui ili I'ulilli l.ii;t'rj
1 ,.l Lull 'if Hi" l""1 '-niii'liis te I. feuiil
In L'svU Cui ur. juuci -3 uj ",9, .lur.
lh; l'omwneo nt l'lilladelraila, J'a.
Jlau'i 3, 180 ".
'FRAUD CHARGED !
IN 2GTH WARD
Congressman Vare Witness te
Curbstone Election at 1724
Wolf Street I
WALNUT ON JOB AND
THREATENS PROSECUTIONS'
Procedure te Name Judge
Election May Result in All
Vetes Being Thrown Out
CoiicieeMnnii Vine Ihmctl tednj In
u nub-tune it'eitiiui lir. the Twenty-
Mull Ward, whleli lejul ad luirs of
'the I'inrhet Cit.N Committee branded n
,IHe4nl.
i A ilUputr uri'liig from the lnt -
! minute (liulce of a juilm of eleelimi
limi-ed nearly an. hour's delay in open-
ini; the pullins; place of the tlilrtj
feuitli ilivMen at 171' I Wolf street,.
, T. Henry Walnut, chief of the Pit
chut i.'emmitlcu'x legal Miiff, vNltcd the
idlrlIeu and examined I'inchei werkcM
who weie iinllijimnl ever, what they
teriniil ihe lilt'h-baiided netien of Cen-
S!rc-uan ai" mill the Vare workers.
JTr. Walnut Niild wai rants may he
obtained ler the,e ri.puiiMblu for tli"
.cuibstiuie election. If the crldenir
jiiMllles the iiutlim. he iillil. petitions
I will be filed te (Inow out all the votes
in Hie division.
I tieerfie SiMiigler. ULBJ0 Seuth Col Col
orado mi eel, wai the lejulaily elected
judge of election In th thirty-fourth'
division, lie resigned about two weeks
nun. notifying Charles Sweenev. "IMIl
Seuth Colerado street, a member of the'
',,i i ,,, ,(,,.. K.wmii AUTCOft
,..... .1 .. . '
Mm Vni.m'u ,,..i,,im, ,.u -i.i.,-,.
--.-. ....... ,. ii..i,vinin 111, imi; uu.n.1,"
tiennble te die Vnre weikers. About
7:jJ(l o'.leih. a half hour before the
7:.'ll) o'eleek, 11 half hour before (lie
time fur eneiiiiiir the 110IK. n i-tn listmi..
election was heM in fu.ut of Hie polling
idaeiv
An
M'l'ieMinuieiy iweniy
live voters of
iliviHlmi tool, nan in Ihe riimii
eleelieu mid named Ceeige Ihtel, dr..
--17 Sutitli Seeiite"ih stieel, n Vare
follower, as jud;:e of eh-elien.
Thu I'lnchet suppeitire opposed this
move. Soen afterward. iiceeKling te in in in
foimalien given Mr. Walnut. Congress,
man Vine nrrled mill told tlm Vine
lieutenants (hey did ilht in holding!
the "iirlvtone eJeetiiul. ,,i,j( j
Ceiigiessmiin a 1 0 N Mild te Inhe,
told Kitel In (alte his seal in the poll- 1
Ing plate. The polls tben were declined '
open ill N:J."i o'ele. 1.
Although Ihe Twenty -siwh AVnid is
Cengiessnmu Vine's home Imiliwlel;. u
strong I'liielmi seiitimeiil has devele.ed
theie. Sweeney, (be waul committee-1
mini, ii-senea I'liiciiet will entry the
thluy-feuith division nmeng etheis.
" ' eiigiessmnM a,(. s lmmr iiufsieu
1 tile tweiitx-niiiih. with a polling place
, at Hail Wolf st,,.,,.
JOSEPH M. ROGERS DIES
'Veteran Newspaperman, Auther and
Lecturer Victim of Apoplexy
Jeseph M. ltegeis, M'teran news.
pttpeiiiiuii. author ainl lectuivr. died
today at the Fairfax Ap.irrments, Or.
'iiiantewu. He hail bien 111 four mouths,
, death lesiiltlng fiem ,1 stroke of a,,..
.lei .
Mr. ltegeis W.1S sivty-uue years old. I
lie was the seu of the founder of i'.er-a '
College. Iv'litueky. and grailunleil trem I
111:11 iiisiirutiuu. His lli-st iitwsjin..
cNpeilciice whs gniiiud in Wilmington.
As a young man he lame te this eliv
land became a lep.uter en the North
1 Amerhiiii. Later lie went te llie Times,
and thlm -three years age became itiun-
aging editor of the I'blladelpliln In-
iiulicr. Later he became an edlteilal
wilier for that paper. Mr, Kogers
1 was a nod d lecturer en historical s,ib-,
, jects. and mill.' M'Xeinl hooks, chief
1 among then. "The Life of Heniy Clay."
lie was ui.iii'leil hue ihirty-Hiiee
'yeais iign (e Ari-s Aitnah Sldcr, (laugh-
ter of a piumim-iii educator. lie Is
suriHcd by lils widow and Iwo hens.
Jehn Hogns and Jeseph M. Uegei.s, ,lr
CITY WORKERS ADHERE
TO MAYOR'S WARNING
n..i isnin... ,-,,; r- . .,
, ........ r-,, vm
werKing ier Alter
The imiiily efllres in City Hall were
rlitmilly di.siittd ted, iv as (he n-mkie,
01 e m-ui iy Ing about the city drumming
"!' i"'v i"r .iieinc,v neiteiai Alter. j
s
llie city eltn cs,
Moure has control,
il'llllllSl. lis , li;
l-l i -i lei-lien order
ever which Jlnver
pici'iitril a iiiarl.ed
nil of the Miner's
.niyiug the piemts,,
et puiiisiiiurui ler ilies,, Mi,0 0,(, net are aware that u Inveiite pi.utiie of
en the Jeb today. the organl.atleii iu pnt-l yeui.s 1ms been
The lily empleyes an- glviu n stjk-t ( te "count out" their opponents, mid
i.fieillit of themselves. Keh s,ij;iis up the.se feminine lielltical welUe.-s j-e dc
uiuiii enleiing the elllce and lIic-cKh out i teimlned (ililurd l'iuchet, as well as
i.peii if.it niu. I
The i mint eth.-es. en the ether hand.
uie sadly nippirii. in Uie oillte of the ' llefeie S o'clei-U tills morning M,-.
I.ci.-iver et luxes, whleli has- been ' e,se Imbseti Alic-uuis. ihuirmun m
epeinlliig With a liic-ie skeleton c-iuw.,,!,,, Itennhlicnii Women of lMiIbi.l.-l.
theie vne i-K eMra cleiliN hired
lllhe .are of (he business leday.
te '
TO STRAP HERRICK IN CAR
Daredevil Aviator of Congress Must
Fly as Passenger, If at All
Washington. Jlw Hi. ( Ity A.
lit iiicsentative Manuel llcrrlel,
(H.lahcim.i, who dcr-cilbrs himself
"dare-deiil aviator of Congress,"
tly only as a passenger In uruiv
service machine.. The (light m,.',.
P.i
el
as
ciin
air
tin
I lipill'l ."" '.. nnii-ll .11 r, IICl'l II i
auueituicd he would uialie tuday. it wu
le.nneil Iieiii air scivice efllciuls. will
be niilde with llie Cnllgri'i-Miiuii secureli'
tai.veued le il Piissetige, sei,, f nt ,,11,
The ulr M'l-vue etli.-lalH dciided. in
the I'.icc if piolcstatleiiH from Mr. Ilei-
it Is . th.i: s.tf. ty luiuircil him te t.ihi
i uie eilni pu Il ion in the al 'i raft than
that of pi'et.
.. ..... ...... ,.!,. .. I.I..1. 1... .. ,
PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1922
KEEPING TRACK
"Commissary Wagons" Carry
Feed te Pinchot Supporters
at Polling Places
IWIl-fill I btf
' Many women watchers nt the polls
today leiuaitied eusguard tigalust ballet
box. frauds without leaving the polling
places for lunch.
O cials of the Itepublleuii AVemen
of Pemisyhaniii intredueed n.il battle
taelies by sending "cemtiiis.-.iry wiy wiy
ens,'' otherwise meter ears laden with
lunch boxes, te hundreds of polling
1 place.
1 lie cars 'weie ilmen by Inir iretuliers
of the .Moter Messenger Cerps In com
mand of Mrs. Themas i. lllwyn. The
meals were distributed from the In mi
lium ters of the Republican Women el
rennsylwinla. -151 Seuth .Seventeenth
ti eel.
Mrs. Ilarelay II. Warburton. who
pievlitcil the 1 11 nt lies for Hi., womcn'i wemcn'i womcn'i
erganiy.i'.tion. teuied the wauls this aft
ernoon, cheeking ll till the tide of Mites
thai 10IU1I 1111 for l'iuchet. who has die
Mippeit of leading women.
.Mrs. Itlaiiheubiirg Helps
Mis mulf.i(ii lllanftenbiiirfrri'iijIUer
pelirlenl ssKrs In Ihe wcll-efgiillived
meMMiieiil te get mi the vote. Mi-.
ISlanUei.biirg ruin eninileil ,ip the I hit
1 -fourth Ward, one of the Wet Pliil
Hilelphln wauls wliein In.' pelitb ill
tiiisses huu bteii wluii'ked time niter
lime.
Mi-. Samul P. Scott. ice ehaiiman
of (he Itepublican Women. uKe viire.l
Mirleus wunls umi was dt lighted with
the ma inn r in whidi women et"is arose
te this uppeiiuiiity te lice the Stale
tiem contractor bossism.
.Mrs. Alihlbahl K. Ilaimeii. head of
(he Women's Jtcpulilicaii Club. 1111 ad
jiincl of the Van- organiiilien, aKe
was busy lislting polling phid's. Her
club headquarters .11 niiwenth ami
Chi'stmit siuets wit.' ileseiled, as all
the women available weie assigned te
ger Women eteis 1.. the polls.
Michael Hnuen steed outside of the
twenty -eighth dliMen of the T'weiily
ft.iull' Wiml. I'.ioel.l, n .111.I Aspi'n
sticts. West l'lilladelphiii, this muni
Imr. ami lii-lil feith ter the benefit of
the iiiiccilain about die mysteries at
Mielitlcs.
An one wi-ln.i', ini..im,itieuic.ime te
I him and !' I l 't. Hia.eu was 1
stanch st,ii.e,i. .r Alter. , lieu 11
c-auie time let- him te make nut hi
;l
linllel. In- -hew eii a singular lack e
knewicilLO. and de-pile the fact that
must of tin- umi mug he li.nl been freely
heji'liu:: eui intei mat ion te etheis, h"
ii.iuesieil lc-lti.
I'la-ih Schiller, 'who N a ..nulidale
for (he W1111U Committee. elVeicd te
sliew Itrueii hew It was done, when
M... M....I.. l-lmi..li i I'l.titluil .v'l.li.lii.i.
ilei-lde'd It "loel.nl funny le her." and
Intel teied. !
Mr. Si-bub r --lid: "New h.eh heie. '
Mis. Chui. 1. we m- been voting out 1
heie a gn.t many ye.n-s mid we don't
... ...I inn iMii.icii 10 come out 11111I tell
It- Lew le de It.'
IS111 .Mi-. I'huieli i-eiilliiuttl te inc.-
test until the bulge of election dci-ldul
il was all light ter Schiller te assist
UiM.i-n.
Women riemptly oil .leh
When polling places opened at i ,
,,-....,
is IMOI'lllllir. till- 11'elnel. Me..-
Ien the job. Ami they auneuiued, fur-
thfimere, (hat they llilcii.leil le stay en
(he jeli, net only until the 'mils close
'"it '"'til tin lu! liilllet Is ceunlcil ter-
iccuv.
'I'll. it weld "eeiiceily ' is why Ihe
"Vigilauli s," the adopted name of tin
women wan heis, aiese active nl ibis
liillllelliar ciecueii. iiieysj u,,,t llu
all ether i.imlklatcs. shall y,.t it
deal.
squill e
Ceiiiilj : Ml, ficerge Herace Lei-imer.
pifsidciit of the Keimbllcau Women it
I'lUicylvaiila. and Mi. (ieeige A,
Iiuuulug. a vice chairman in the hi iter
ouiiniailen. Miirl.l en M-parale city,
wide tuiii. s te ce thai llieir "Viji
lautes" vi ie en hand.
They win- inn disappointed.
Without exception (he club elliitis
Cuiilliiiiril mi 1'iigp Twe, (.'ebuiiii (Ine
NEAR DEATH FROM GAS
Weman Revived After Being Found
Almest Asphyxiated i
.uih. i .vii iiciMi-y, mini .one veins
old.
was ieiiiiii ut neon today iu jrs
in ii-ii ieijiii m nor iienie, -.'.'i l.iigevvaler
avenue. WeMvllle, X. .1. Min llerh
lev iceentl uiideiweut an iipriatlen h
hs city.
A pliheluii revived her.
1 IHHHHHHHH
, fMm iK-vBfrvijinH
ftM.HlABiSSHIHIHIHIHIHlB
JO WOMEN VOTERS M
OF PINCHOT VOTE
THE JOB M
Mrs. Ki'iirse P. Mllller. I !;'.(
Spriii-e stieel, an energetic l'iuchet
win her at 1724 l)e l.ancey street,
the pulling place in (lie sivteentli
division of the tsru'iitli Ward, .Mrs.
.Mnller's I111sb.mil is a physiiian
WHOLE FACULTY OUT
, Squabble Over Dancing at Celum
bus, N. J., Scheel
J:hihiiiMfi.VoibeoWVi CefiViuli
wj..' , r . ..-..,(,.-- ,-J
V , .. ' ' . ' tt "lW
".I '
eutltl I
H
(eililic'ts for next full. Nene of the
picst-iit si,,ii' ' M(1 js toning b.ieh.
Altheugii tin piim-Jp-il. Mis, .r. II.
Hemarcsi, s-,j, ,,.,t si. .,, j10. tl.a,.i,.
,ers are leaving meielv It. get hotter ie-
Mti.,1, "j,,,.. f,. hetter" Aliss Hem- 1
most Insisted Insist,-,! dam Ing appears
i" i'c iiiue loot ii tlie matter.
1 "Yes." -,i, Al i ieiiiiiii.s, "it is
1 title lh.it we 1. night the puplN dancing
end that theie wi.v VP,U, ,itj, t-t ion by
two or thtee .eren. bin net ,y the
pfllllllls. Tlie clllldlell hail III gel r-
1 misj-ien nt home I- iM t,eeiie.
this ln.siiii (ion
"We just laughi 1 hem fu ,h,, ,,.,.
and ilaihiuical steps ,,t i,,,.ss tin,,- .,,i
'neon le kecji them out 01 mi-i hief The
I 's.-.imliil walk-' in , ,, ., . ,. ',,
I I'bsiiid .
I Vllu i . . ,
, .... "nu.Pi.-, v,, lht, lin,
teacher. Miss I ,i,j ':il-,K.,., had
one
He
1 .m.iii.i it-s,'iieu. 1 he iniir et
lds. st,.
tieuiireu, iiKi-ely eiu tlu-I
r 1 entracts
eiifu unsigned because th, i,
been reduced.
.ilaries had
BLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS
Will
am Smith. Camden 1 in.,..
- " I M V
Dealer, Was Facing Prosecution
Wen K, bemuse . Utl, hedulul te
V'l'ir l.;-.r..i.. I 1. I m. i, ,ls'-
nlligeil violation hi il... V..1.....1 .
V'l'bim
Smith. Illtv-em. I'lT." 1 r ..1
" aveillli'. (
limleii. Id. w hi ,,:.
el" " inernii.g
"it'i 11 n-nlir, fi
n'luiii dun
l.ir of I
home bv
Smith
his wit
- nn. ,., 1,1 ... ,
iuiewii 11 tlie
sorener H.dl
' "b'-
"I'll! .in.l l.ust CI,,,,',..,
s.lle.ltl
ploliein,. ,, ,i- (I.,,,), siil
DIVORCED WIFE MAY SUE
RODOLPH VALENTINO
Marr
age of Film Star Last Week
Bigamous. Judge Says
ll-'l.... vi . . i .. ...
I l.us
.lean A
-'W s ., .',,! . ,,l l.l I I , i
her. lillil
V.. I.,.,, I,...
a.
t'l-s tlllll, Ulli.1.1
'ltodelph
j - .-. -l' III......
lillil -idol- ehiaii.e.l
an iiiieiiocuieiy He. n .
O. llivOl-LC .lan
'! UiL'llI si...
1 u III' III. lllL'L'. -i
"wen
of hi
111 like te d
' selll.-lhliii;," be. ails,.
111,11 1 llle
Ill .11
ii.lll,
I '... ,......!,. I... .- t
Lewer
Wiuili-i d
diic-ter.
ha ((tun.
i iuni,i,ii, (i.i .iiiiir.i.jy ,!,
lliidiiut. ihiuiir nnii him i,,t
I'liewu plelessiunully ns r
bin a.
"I .shall tal.e ihe in.iii.i ., ,u(.. .
atteiney." said Miss A, her. who , '..
I Ol illllg te judges of the s All-'oles-
leunty Sujieiiur Coin I, si, j, ,
..... ,. ...... umi inn no unit! Mi,. ,,,....
locutery
de
-cree
JO. Illli
""'"" "in.l .l.imm,-.
1 ,.""- ' -
Act Hiding te Judge I
Held, such u manias.
Siiiuniei .
-is fll.lt COM.
iiui-iMi ii v aieiitlue am
I Mi-s
' Imliiiii
is iiigiimeus.
l.lterts te locate '
ill II. (ll. I I .
1'U'le failed yestcday. I, was ,e u .
liem one ion., -e they planned te g, ,
New erk. and mbj.r iil.et.dv- ha-t
i !,V,I.U,'. l "" cl,J re Njsil ' fat ...
Hliliurd lliidiiut. pertiiuie manuf,,,., r !
ii. .loonier icneri war, that v,ii...... .
cirSiiy?aBi,urv.,u,B,;' r' v ,n, llN
his1 I le at or Zl'ul'V"V" with partner. Hughe, bmight a dl,,,,,,,,,,,
erhaisa i no tl ' f""'1"SN ""!' U.eeUlnce or u string of pearl for his
ptrnups a mouth. : ufe ,)1(,r W(l1(I ,,.,. u vilni1ll. nu.
r v'u-mirv.iv,,., " elmi-e for bis wife. Ne satisfactory ex
lil A VMIVIAN (is Till .n-i- i ..i it... I...., . .., i., ....,.!.. .. ., ' ..
tv as v iti.iiv Ziiiiij, r' umi
tlllin tll.(L ll.ir rltiiiiiid
!.ii.uu hup ui ju-r &e u, ni.. jm
lui-w- 1.1.1 I...
l mln Jury-,' The. lire-n.li
I'elllil llllliK.i,,. H I
nf piuiuiFi, .,,. ,,, .
y.ertr.1 en.iy In ll,0 Hhmmi l'liii'.'i ',..,.'..
l Mlilil r lllir' 1 ll J, I I I I l.i I t iff... i.
1 f. nil Sin luii
1 ...
I I I ' IUlli.1t "Th
l '.lips' nt.rj
4ltl,
il.O
Mil lie II
ll.ll.ll "
t'ubllnhul JJiilly Urcept Hunrtny.,
lu"""" cJiiyrlalit, Ut-'. !!'
DUSTER
IS HIT BY MAYOR
Tells 28th Division Veterans
It's Up te City te Shew
Appreciation
OFFERS CITY HLL PLAZA
FOR WAR TROPHY DISPLAY
Service Men Accept Invitation,
but Are Still Indignant
at Park Bedy
"
I llits uf t.ie 'I went -eighth lJll-ei.
muti'il and for. ed te lelreat trem tin
handstand plna 011 the Pavhway li
eiiirr-i f the Park Commission, have,
b. en given tin Netth 1'laii of ClU
ffu'l en which te tlage tj.ei) 1 hib't
Ml riiimecllell '"Itil tile (llvi-ien's i.niii
etnry celobiatieii el embiirhtig l'"i
I'liime. Z'
IMsguiteil ainl mil hni.wiiig whrie ie
go. the eteniiis veiyf eegltining ill'
11U tiling te tnl.'e their e.iiilpineiit bail,
ii the umi'iiy. Then Mayer Mtnui
i'r vi up. ln ilili-rid his w.iy through
the eiewd and peielii'.l himself en n
liiKelv pile uf eiiiipim lit oveileohimr
'iveinl hut. ill ''d nrn who gnthereil
alieut.
"I want t i show yen men ejciy
Kiintesy." taul the Mayer. "I'm seny
te hear you luie be n dinpessessed here
b unlets of the 1'inU (Joiiitntssleii. T
v tint y.ni te place your lAhlliitleu oil
the Ninth City Hall l'ln,i.
"I.i'l some of us at hi 1 show our
gL.ttluile for Mhnt the boys of the
I'weiiiy-'ight'i ltlvlslen did for us.
'lb. l'.ir Commission doc n't w.ml you
te hnw :,iir tie'ihies en their ground.
i l'iii';lit ever tin re for u mid tin
I xnll'inril uii I'rtte I no. Ciiliiru. IVnr
LAST-MINUTE NEWS
RUSSIANS GRANTED 24 HOURS FOR REPLY ON HAGUE
tJENOA. May 16. Upen the uquest of M. Cliicheilu, the
Suasions today were franteS tweuty-feur hours in whicti te
frame a reply te the proposals concerning the Hogue meeting.
BANK WATCHMAN SHOT;
ST. LOUIS, May 16. Henry Ahring, watchman for the
Bi email hank, was shot in the forehead by one of several bandits
Tb'iajiiolHieiUa--tU'ea.av,'ay stieet car
ic!'"T! 1 e Tinnlr. whnm X"irfTiiisw-ill'l?imliiHtliicr nf e sntnln.l rnn.
' e ""
aatning $2000. It was the ninth lebbery of a bank messenger
en u street car hcie iu the las? yea:.
DIER A BUCKETEER'
AFFIDAVIT ASSERTS
Feclertil Court Grants Stay
Against Efferts te Produce
Bankrupt's Beeks
CHANDLER TO SELL HOME
1:
1' II, .
A.
Ce u a -
hie
-1 .. " II I el ill'
teruey ter tin
lu 'in alii' .11 t
Sup i-i ie 1 'i M'
I'm (her d. 'a
te till II evel bi
t" S.inl S. Meyi 1 ,
. s. . fin tin- b.llihl upl.
.1 I 11 the Neil Vel 1,
. ill nwrtl.ellng tl.e tll'lll'nijl , ,,.;,. ,;,.
.l,s te Uisirlct Atteiney 'iluil. 1 W.IN. - .,...
Ilanteu. of Ni ei!.. is iieteii.l iu
llie affidavit. I'nit-'l Slates Distilct Al-
'"iteincy Ilaywal'l ul-e wants a jieep at
(he boel.s. villi ll tile llli'lllle'l el (lie
Oier l.i m aie luiitnif se nam 10 i.eep
, fiem the limelight A. coming te .Mr.
M.-yeis, the h.iuhiupl liiiu' attei ney s
ine le.idy te si el, fuilh'T tlelny at llie
ptef-ecdlngs liileie I'nileil States I)Is-
liict .Iiidue I.' -it lied Utimi teilay
A fitr ileelacng that tlie lioeUs weie",,s 1 ,,lfe mnl
giV.'ll le llu iiusn-i- .inn his iiiii.i ii'-y-
Without 'i--iest mi.l lli.ll l.lllieii' 1.
I ,(.,-. u an of th. In iu. had (cstiiinj
without ilitu .in: nv nisilliitluiuil
pilvilege. tin .illi.l.iMt l.ii'" that .inv
"clitliii 'ieiv 'uu.ii by tl. buuhitipt
Unit the boel.- should u..l be iim-,1 by
llu- li-tii.-t Atimnev . .-in. - ion h'te."
The iitlidiivit s,-s until that .Mr.
Mc.kis mil tlniir llu-. .ineiher it it it
toliiev. represent -I'lHI of the 11, i
. ii-d!tei
Ne I'ri-tiiise .it I i.iiliiig
' Mr. Hays and 1 have evimiiit il the
biiiilili:.ts." .eiitiiiui.s the iirlidiivit.
"and ft'-m sii.h oaminarieiis an. I
fiem hub peudeiil nvvstigatieiis we
litlie as. ei tallied (lint tin b.lllhii'.ts
were ilig.igc.i in v ii.ii is lomiueiily
i,... . .1,,,. i . ,
slien. I nn lug (he
ni' 'y piet-iilluu th,-
Ithiee melltiu inim
I.IIOV II III l "'., '
I'.niltiiiPtev Ihev diil net i-ven mill,.
any
i-tis.
liieti-iise of bil.viug or sell ng the
ti inert euler.
''liming th-'i """ 'bey leek iti tii i
iiiendeui-1 large sums f tuei.iy nm
i-lsteiues, Millie of these i'Utaiiiti he.
ing widows and eiphniis, sin.,,!
teacber.s. wuiteis and even cii;i)Iei,
lJler tent Med that be did net knew what
be did with the Js.UNi.niM he diew out in
Ihe twelve months immediately pieced-
,:. . ;.. i ,,.,
ir.iiu. IqiniiueimiliiC tit lll'lll'IJ eiii.tl I l.l 11."
l-'urther delay,
tne auiiiuvit states.
'eiirlffn. ( ulnimTVeun
w
Ceiit Inuril en I'aic
A'llS Mil' I.IMIMN'.. nil: IIM I"' i-i ,,
,.ii tli i , tun , v, , , i '
lUliuT uaUer Siiualleiia en vaje au.ad, '
Kubiarlptlen I'rlte 0 n. Vur bj' Mail.
1'uhlle I.eder Company
Admitted te U. S. A.
lMlh VlfiV Culnliali
MISS MAItli; 1.1)1 IS1. ( OI.MN
The ihinier. was photographed us
slm miii released at Kills Island
following the sessions of a special
beuril of iiiiiilry. Miss Collin ur
rhed from II0II.1111I. II. Trixrir.-i
lie ."Mjttes, Helland banhir. also a
passenger en the same beai. ad
mittecl that lie paid .Miss Collin's
passage when questioned by (he
beard members. Maltes was also
allowed te laud
FIRE ROUTS SCORE
Beef Company Smoke Heuie en Pop - Pep -
.,, . n,,rf
, w, ""- ""'"'" ,
lllilliireil 01 peiuiu-, 01 p'.uMsiens
v.dc damaged iiuh this uieriiing in a
lire In the vnol:'beue of the l.'iiited
I'.f-ef and l'lo'i'eii CeiuMui . 511 10 te
JIUU J'ephu street.
A s ue of pel soils wt'ie ilrheli from
their beim -i neur the beef teinpaliy.
Several small houses jn tin1 rcai neie
ilaiiuig' d.
MESSENGER ROBBED
tcaay nna ie':iiea n meu'scngei
' tf---e - -
DAUGHTERS AID
MRS. WILLS' CASE
Nine-Year-Old Girl Says She
Begged Father Net te
Cheke Mether
SHOT WHILE IN BED
l u .,
s Ulllllillg.
...I It. .11.
'..ii- nlil.
ter i!h 1I-1
J,
Hi -
' Mil-1
M.ty
N. .1.. Miy
i" N'lls. hill'
I'l-M.il i.ilu.lbh
'!-' hill I111l.lv
i
, 1,
11
11
w
I-
I IH ssi
the
Mis Miu,(.
"f sljvin- 1,01
'"'I gs. ,,
' ''ly en Mim-li
nisii.ii.d. t.uhu of th.
tl ell
In. III.- in All. II lie
1
'I
nn. 1
the
Th
s(
I II I'll. II IV I II-
alb. I alter their
llam.it', j,.. ,.il ,,f
1 I" tbi si,,,,,!,,,,
ollnbeiateil 11,1,11
I I l-l gll.-ll
M-i.is i,,ding
M-stliiieuv
a
met.iei us.. ,,,.. 1 1,,,, A',,v j, ,
"'texi.ai.i th, uish, , ,i, s,,,.,,,,,..
I. III..- Ill l, , s, , ,,,, ,.,
P'.i lii- head de mi, ,, ,.
t, in,.. v
" ''' S"l up he v .ill.,
fi.nnv "
.1
III lll'si
! Mill k llpiil,
' ha, s, ,,IU ,,t- ,(.
" ' l lelbei . vi hn iii,l . .,...
lilt., the i il
tlie fith. i . il
'""'s Ill tollewv.l hi
" Ill III teslltiid s- s,,', .
1' I'b-a.. , ,,'t ,h,,h,'
il. .1.1,1
llilh. .
n.
illn-i
Her
-1 1..I
ll-.-p.
t ,
bed
ii.
.in.
s.inl.
hi i
I. II. I.
plls.j..
Mi-
Will.
Wills
W t't-ll.
Mi
Ineiiy
'pi "luiine tin ie
i i hi n -ii ,i ,,i... ,.i.i.
et
tin- i
-I .
she -Ii.
iir '"'.'"l 'T' ,""" "f "' tiag.
. - -,..,, mi,, visit.-.t ,, , ( , .
";" ' ' 'V'1 '-busbaiul the nig,
some
ill. ml
uttei
11 . s 1. 1 ,. ' ""!
lio-inet.l!y Th.y iniiie, ,
niiduight and lb,. (i,,.,i .,
he
eine
began
..m.-i iiii-.v lenteil.
Wills bout her about
., r, i , . .. - - ei
he ti'slilie.l that
(he til. e w ill. tl ..
no. I el ins .s,e, , i
...!. . I . . ,
cubing nor lie-e .mil
lllllll llllg en,- I- nipii
Aftd- tl,,. in. idem i n,
room Mil's ,.-,uiiie, i,,.,
Ileil
Vew lug
wateveV. " ' '",""" "" '"l"
niie ills., utinne.l i
and lay down en a
her husband. Aft. r tli
e tlulr bed. ohm
lllllll ceii.-Ii ,,.dI
.. ii.. i . . i . ,
iiunis nn. i no, i,
ilting.
Urllllug his teetl I, '
...I. -,., , ec ..i-i.ii sin. ......l , ,.
ii li-velvir
vvi.s ii. tl,.. .,.." :"t" "
-biftomer n.aiby .;,;;" ;; ,'. -,,";
ful'lv I'ltu' l",r1'"' '"' b'-'mohehnl
The tiliii opened at ll :!! ,U melll.
ng v tli Supreme Court Jti.the ch.ir!.-
I'. I '.l.i
ami Ceuiuini, I'leii,. i, ,.i,.
Hubert
lllgl l-sell
liresi.iin,. 'i.
WilH
lUli-Mv c hU'DII. Willi lli n....'
.,,i. fl :.i ..... '?:. in-
....I. .,,1. ,,-,,, or .Ai'aun, fin
f' rrwuiiiaii.
a
, !Ma:,5VS!i', if,.. - ;
(iKi '' '' i' i&f'U' ' f'iVi'M
Vl v.'''1'' Jj"WV V?U
PRICE TWO CENTSfe;
N
VIEW
.-k1
Believes Nete Rejecting HaglM
Plan Basis for Further '
Negotiations , ,
DOOR TO RUSSIAN PARLEY
NOT SLAMMED, IS BELIEF
Allies Surprised at
Action Russia
May Balk
American
Alse.' '.
GENOA MEETING NEAR END
Washington Leeks for Modified
Proposals Conference at
State Department '
Ity the Assechtlril Ties
t.'enej. .l.iy Hi. -I'l-i'iir M.initar
, , "ed ee,B,. ,,, no. ,Ve (hat tliV
JAinerieui ietu,al .0 paifl-i, nte in tlm
eeinmi.siiiii te sit ii( ''li,. Ha
tie en Itiis-
,slan ali'aiis is her I111.1l word, us (h
, lieciiiui'it ludii-ales meat Ai.ieilcan in-ti-ri
-t iu lCussia's e. eiu-nii lecetiitrtie
tien. ami the teply is ng.nded as one
feiming a basis for itniher fotrcspoiiil fetrcspoiiil fotrcspeiiil
' em i". 1
Ambassador Child handed the t-em-idhi
h-atien 1 1 .111 Washington embody Inc
1 be Aiueiic.ui iefus,ii te Mr. Lloyd
, d'ceig- sdieirly after neon.
, (iieat disappeintment: at (he Amer
ican answer ,v expresfed In conference
1 iicles, nH ti. helicf was prevalent that
the Cnitei States wns; leiidy new te
join the ether I'ewers in dealing with
llussijiii econeniie problems. I-'ercIgn
.Minister Schiinztr. of Italy, expressed
greut bin prise nt ihe rapidity with
which a decision was tiikeu by the
I'nlted States.
1 The surprise eaueil by the declina
tion was u continued be leasen of
statement th Italian pies attributed
10 Ambassador Child, quoting him aM
saying te Schuii'.er that the United
, States would probably aciept nn Invita
tion te The Hugue en condition that
I lie Pewets bind themselves Het te con
clude sepui-iite iigieemellt- with ItllHsU
while The Hague .-oiumlssieii wa hit
jting and that the decisions of the com
missi.)), i- veierre.i te the icspcctlve
governments for u,,,, lutlen. -
The ul.ii.Iei. !?i-nir'.1lt- .-v.ivau.Ail .
! that American absence, from The llmttfy
'might hill thai meeting, as U,,. refirttl'
of the Ci.ited t!ltes f(, purtWlpiltu it
it'iiiiu was. in (he eies of iiiai:r:til1a
ilflegalP". (lie
chief leasen fop the fnrl
mi' of the ceiilclcnce heie te :i.-h(nc
lelinile result..
When amieiiui-eiiieiit of the drclina drclina
lien of the Washington ll..u miiiiciic wat
lemeye.i te the l'leia-h ile'cgaden fceert
disuppiiilment was ejiprcsi-i y it
liu-Uibei s.
Anion,- tin iiieiiibeis- of the (.'ernian
delegation. li.i.M'ier. in. sin prise wet-vpi(-ssi-,
m th,. Aiiieiii.m refiirml (9
piiilicipate in I'lie I fiisnt- Commis
si, a Kegn-l was mieeil. however.
:r:
iiiiihiu. Mai lit i iti A. 1', )n.
01 In the mte, Sillies ,, n.n I Iciiiit.
the pieiii)si-( (eiillnuau of th
iie.i I'eufirime at The Hague caused
si eat 'lisiippiiiiitmenl in many .lUttltt'iV
Inn. w-ln-ic it was stii,siv htipeil that
the Allh-s' Inv It.it, en wet, hi be accepted.
The Tiniis ami Dai'v .Ma I. built et
vvlinh have In en In. Mil. te (,,. (Jtne.l
' lit. unce, cditeriallv dcd.ne Ihat (lie
-u.i.-ss of tin piuii.)vi nn. ting nt Tin
inigui- I- vlitiiullv ib ptiulent
Ann in an p nil- ip.tliuii.
upon
ine st,i,!it bv M. IJahevshr. of
il..- S.iini d.I.g.ithni in (' ii,,.i." that
It s-,, will go te The Hague J., net
i gin. ml as nlte.tl. i,,,.tl. luiniiiK
upon I'eingii Miiiisi,.,- riiii-licrin'M
l.l' ll.-r j, let, en .i ciiieuts-
Seu. doubt is -till expicsseil as te
whether the h.ii,,sim1 meeting will eceilr
at all. In imv cac-. theie is :ijai-cntl
ln hlinlltv lib. nil (he choice of The
Hague as the place f nieetiug. and thin'
was einpi.i-i.i.,l by the Hutch Foreign
.Mlni-tei. M ,i K.iriiebeil,. when h
letuineil te The Hague Hern (,' nuu Ht
night.
Meniivthile. the public h-1. is watch
ing tli- hniil s,.,.es ,,! ih,. ,;, ,,ou Cen-teii-iu
e, and adjoin iiuieul is- p ted by
tlie . ml el (hi pi ..sent week
Pi nn. Minister l.luul lirei-ge is ox ex
i.e. ml te siruve t m ;. in hi en Prldur.
IN- it il.-s.-iih.-d in se,,,,, djsp.itehea an
wean and ile sed. ainl will need
some .lavs of le-t befeie h, .,, give lb
llellse of t'einUlOIlM the Ulllli IplltPlI r
. oil ill of his Mc-viiil,l 4
Wushiiigliiii. Mm t; , ;, x j, ,J
'Ihe I'liiteil Mutes ( lev ! n..,eiii having
leniei.-.l teilny fin last pets,',, doubt n
i .mlilil r.l mi l'jCe 1'niniM-,,. t'nlunin TTrt "
LEAGUE RECONSIDERS
PALESTINE MANDATI
Pressure Frem Zionists Goads Coun
cil Inte Further Discussion
lit-iif-vu, M.n It; fliv p,)
Pie-s,,)c t,;,i leii.siss ,,, ., Imr,s 0j
lib ti -nlil hn. ...I tlie I 'umi j 0f (n
l.eagii" of N'atieus le lei eiisujp,. ts (jc,
eisieu mil te tal.e ii,, th,. Palestlm
iinindaje .it its inc. i nt heHsiuii. 'XJn.
inesiiuii i.i ii,n uii. ii n,i ine UBeiida
Hull el H.ii lllg It ii,,
. ill be ills. iis. 1 touieir.iw
It is "til! reguiiled a- highly Improb
able, howerr. that imv a. lien loebJnr,
te ieiitiimutii.il of the lirltHi niuiidate
will be tuK'-n nt this s-i-snien, beeatite
of opposition liem 1'iiiu-h and I(u Ihr
imntei.
'llu- loin-i lepii-st-ntativts here art
liie.ss.mg tin a dii'lsieu, nnd emy u deluy
et another ihr. e nnuilln v ill ineun Jmt
that mui h iiiuii lest Ii. cHtabllshliiB th
.li-wltli i atienal home.
I'll' (OlIIICll IlllUStll
'"day te uk
up tlie Hiiksiun pieblem. and iefcried lu
th,. lic-iiea Ceufereii, ,. the .Verwrgluu,
(ieiciiiuieut s mine! I'm un luiiiii-iliut,
ineiiliv Inte the sent nt
Utiiallnn Jgiijg
Itiistm ami the effci i of the famine
oieiiomli' tcceni'tiiK tint, i, laiiepe.
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