iii.ii ttuniiiin
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HEARS FIRST CASE
Price Dispute Between Sheet
Metal Makers Laid Be
fore Arbitrator
NO LAWYERS AND NO OATH
Stxr Yerk, Mny 25. The first cne
in the new Tribunal of Arbitration
.., tried yesterday In n room of the
layers' Club nt 115 Broadway. It
vis presented te thn arbitrator in one
liniir and fifteen minutes instead of
ilirce ilnvB which it was estimated it
'Z 1,1 take In a court of law. The
,. t0 the disputants will be net mere
him S10, depending upon what sum the
club chaw ter the use of the room.
The result of the experiment will be
.nDnrcnt today, when Jesse M. Ilnrry-
, !5re nn.1 Benjamin II. Lee, the "Htl-
....te." rcanncar before Alexander
Ker. the jtnlKC-arbltrnter, nnd an
nounce the result of their negotiations.
Their failure te reach an agreement
will have the case te the arbitrator te
decide. The amount of money involved
In the dispute ! only $130.
After hearing Hnrrymere and Lee
nrcnt their argument without counsel
nnd sitting oppeslto each ether, Mr.
Hese, who is a lawyer, told the two
thnt the dispute was one which could
lust as well be adjusted between them
and advised them te think It ever.
Otherwise, he said, he would dcclde the
rase" in accordance with the evidence
presented and as agreed te by the two
when they brought their dispute before
the arbitration tribunal.
Uftrrymere and Lee arc in the sheet
meial manufacturing business at Ii
Cooper Square. Harrymerc contends
thnt Lee failed te live up te an ngree
mrnt made between the two as te tlie
amount Lcc, as the purchaser of metal
teds manufactured by Hurrymerc, wns
te pny fcr the.se goods. Harrymere said
Lee agreed verbally te give him 25 per
(nt of the selling price. Lcc denied
Ms. nssertinc that he was te pay liar-
rymore "n fair market vnlue." based
en the price of goods that, Lee bald,
could be bought elsewhere ,nt ?1 per
Item cheaper than from his business
associate. Lee claims Harrymere ewes
Mm a refund nnd Harrymere claims
I.ee violated whatever agreement was
tntcrcd into.
In the opinion of Mr. Hese, the case
resolves Itself down te the question as
te what constitutes a "fnir market
vnlue" In the absence of any written
agreement between the disputants. lit-
thereupon told Hnrrymere and Ivce that
they reuld best conserve their Inter
ests by trying te adjust the matter
themselves, ench placing himself in the
position of the ether nnd report back
te him this afternoon.
"Neither one of jeu is perfectly
right, remember thnt," ndmenislwd the
lay judge. "Yeu arc both te blame be
cause neither of you made an agree
ment. I hope jeu will wipe out this
difference which is due te a misunder
standing between two honest men. If
you cannot de this. I will decide this
case en its merits."
CONTRACTS FOR PURCHASE
Of MUSCLE SHOALS INVALID
De Net Give Exclusive Options,
Daugherty'a Opinion
Washington, May 25. (By A. P.)
An opinion by Attorney General Daug
nerty, submitted te Secretary Weeks
indTerwnrdcd today te the Heuse Mill
tary Committee, holds that the contract
executed bv the government with the
Alabama l'ewer Cemnnnv N "Invnlifi'
with respect te the prevision which the
power company officials contend gives
them the rijiht of exclusive purchase of
tup geuTunicnt'H Interest in the steam
potter plant ut (lergas. Aln.
I he contract negotiated by the War
Department with the Air Nitrates Cor
poration of New Yerk, a subsidiary et
the American Cynnamld Company, un
der which nitrate nlant Ne. 2 was con cen
?t?!c,.!1 at Muscle Sheals, Ala., also U
held 'Invalid" bv the attorney general
llli regard te the option of exclusive
purchase claimed by the corporation In
he eient the plant Is disposed of bv
titf government t0 private enterprises'.
THEATRICAL MEN FETED
Fred G. Nlxen-Nlrdlinger Enter
tains at Tenth Annual Meeting
Theatrical managers enjoyed n so
ciable time lust night nt the Cafe In
Rlvltrn, en the Kest Itlver drive, Fair
mount I'nrk, as the guests of Fred
U. NKen-NIrdllnger. The gathering
was the tenth annual dinner of the
Theatrical Managers' Association, of
Jhich Mr. NIxen-Nlrdllngcr is presl-
Seme of the mnnngers became per
ZftV ''VKning. Abe Sablesky
Musing "Mj .Su-et Hertense." with
TiT ")In, ,MI,T,I,J,,H hy Harry Jerdan.
l,J,,",rr-y A- SmI,l, Abe Einstein,
niu hnhlesky and (icerge Metzlcr.
& "."""; w,ns f"-"lhed by JMUerc
fenuter s Hnml.
ln,!,lSl,1,rS l""", "n"1,',l tlle 'liners In-
lll'(l J Fred lfavHnnii V.....L, IV
Una.... ,i t. . " "" .
n.n ii i '' ."iiiiniu lien enueix
P i V:1 l"1'1' ( lil,,en h-hardsen am
v, 1'uttvrsen.
10 HONOR FIRMS ANNUALLY-
iiiiie rumiuni.Ll i
Chambe
Oer of Cemmnrr. Cnn.Uc
-. -.-. ww....Uw.u
f'lans for PleneerR' r.l.hralnn
c.",01,',,',, Wananmker. M. W. Tavler!
(iTV- $ ZMUwr. rBH Yeung.
'i. i unrrFPrii. inhn at. .r. .1-1.
J lie Chamber of Coimnerce has muler K,l"We Independent Bepubllcnus In H"'", I.NKi.niVs:.
wnslilPratli.fi , ",emm7C0""s ,l,,"cr. every dUlsien of the ward. The mewed ''Cheeks numbered -177. 1110. 5.15.
rel.1.. i . ,,re',0f,al f(,r n" nnuual purpose Is le rid the section of Vure M. "'. 555 and 5SI1 were all Indorsed
eenii. '" '!' 1,0"or ,f he linns In control. , with the icgulnr rubber stamp used fei
mnrn !"s "'"Inciss 100 yenrs or! I indorsing 1ieckb in the treasury le-
( lltlL.10., lm'lml0 ,,m, rr the nd-l MAVA! RFFRUF PRIIKF partment. except that name "Colo "Celo "Cole
Clonal ilrms reaching this distinction. l,IHVl- ntitOVt UttUlbt , nml" wis cresM-.l out and the name
uiese celebrations would be similar te i e . "" " , ( ''"egle Inserted in its stead, de- i
"."one held this week, which has been Scores te Ge Down Delaware en noting that the checks were deposited
"ley mentioned the newspapers of' Eagle Beat Ne. 52 '" ! ,,,p.,,rfl,fll( !' ,l,p 'Stut,", '' H'J V1""-
tl'e lateuJ,0 ? i?"e p ' '" "dvunelng w II take place Saiu.da ami Sunday nc'te Trust ( ".nmaiiy Januan L'l. 1!)
'""le of I'l I i i "' iu- lls '' '" tne
'V'n'hiiadeiphia,,,;;;,;;
muile te
n, . ii Vi
lini
AUTO KILLS BOY
L,d Hurrvine wm. D.. . - J
. -- ...... fiuiia iii rien
.. ' Car en Tiega Street '
' 'eMiig Tle",. ...f ... ,-.
"ft Mi nlv ' : " . rr:
in biisii,w i,,,V ""u "' ", "mis luiiin .iniii wi.siricc ueainpiaricr.-, -ii, iuik, uj the lolenlal Trust Cem-
cenle.I en n ,!,,??.." V""0. '"'' r- J'hlliidelphla Na. nrd. nnd at the pany. nnd Ne ember 1), BUS, by the
'I'lladeliihh. i. liii1" ,,P plPe,U" th ,'. i"fta"0". "'"'luartera, 237 Seuth Carnegie Trust Cempnny. We uie un-
tVntc "ii la in in! " nt tl,c Sewjul- I Thirteenth street 1. ieutena.it Ceni.i.an- able te find entries either en the be . Is
'l In 10J0. I der Themas . Budilerew-, ceinn.ande, I of the Carnegie Trust or the Colonial
" - , nf Hip ! irht llfitfnlinii kni.I hut tilirli i n 1 i.t..i. i. i
"iKlit. Themns ,.,' Ux ",, lliitiJiliiMin. Kim.. .Muy LT.. ItYpb
r,ail,raTrw 1 nni,J,,,,i J,'n.rt,,n ''t ln lusl ,,iKl,t '" '""K1"' f'MitHliw-il In
' ""mit, n, iln.' ,?,? rt.ru- iii'l Wlll J WPHhluBten liisimtthrs tlmt !. Im.l.
In Imhiii h 11 i" l.. 1' h,y:u,H,,,"',''1-ilill Swrctiirj nf lh. Tn-iiMir.
",l1" I" NiM i inVe J, . 'l-' "'r''.'1' ! nreei'twl fro fro... the Charles W.
"aeltliiP n,c r"M ,n frunt "f lel.Merh InlfirMs te IiiIitwiIc in u rue
iM"l':i.i1,!!'h,0i !"' North Hfterath 1
t" the v ,V.i """.far, took tht boy
&'M!' M'ii. 'trtteZX
fl"U te the police.
W' , . f
lfffffffffffffffffl'iA' ll A'U fl i4 'fYi,,- , -Jft " S i Al r ' A" Ju'. w. - i s. . I Z' .1 ' J Y"i I '
mtjjMUmmjUMimMh vM- ni.ijaft.jafctMiiLjCfJ-, - .r'j ,'jLb-ikr-Tf,V - - - --'' , - U ll.,.' , . 1
r at& win.
Star Wins Divorce
GLADYS WALTON
SIeilc actress, who jcslcrdny was
granted an interlocutory decree of
dierce from Frank R. Llddcll en
grounds of non- support. Slie
premised the Judge she Would net
go te Mexico nnd marry ugain
GLADYS WALTON DIVORCED
Will Steer Clear of Mexican Mar
riage, Film Star Tells Judge
Les Angeles, Mny 23, Gladys Wal Wal
eon, motion-picture actress, Known in
private life as Mrs. Gladys Llddell,
was granted an Interlocutory divorce
yesterday from Frank H. Llddcll, en the
grounds of non-support. Judge J. W.
Summcrficld, announcing the llnding te
her, asked :
"Yeu won't go te Mexico new and
get married, will you?"
"I should say net," the actress
replied.
$100,000 Verdict te
Widow Jilted by Bim
Continued from Pace One
high," but It might have been "Heaven
eyes," though seven high is considered
a very satisfactory hand In some games.
As quickly ns possible, Mr. Hoovey
rushed his client, through a side deer
(of the courtroom, that Is), and nil
further attempts te Interview him
failed.
Are They Happy Sure!
The entrance te Mrs. Zander's
apartment wns nlrendy blocked when
the reporter reached there. It was ap
parent that the nlaintlff's Innl friends
I had hastened te congratulate her, but
...aw --s.s,.s,s4 i'WIIIW ltl,ICll.l J IIUIUI, QUI II
remarks ns "We'll get it new," and
"I'm adding the Interest, tee," which
were heard here nnd there In the crowd.
Mrs. Zander, it wns biild, wns net nt
home, but the reporter caught through
ti window a glimpse of a bteut man with
n black mustache. This man came te
the window In response te an order in
a woman's voice. "Carles, please pull
down that blind.-'
A futile attempt also was made te
sec and interview Andrew (Jump,
nephew of the defendant. As the re
porter approached the Gump home,
there was a loud cry from within. It
wan a man's voice, excitedly calling,
(The trial of the breach of premise
case of Zander vs. Gump has been one
of the most famous legal battle in
history. Net since the famous case of
lylm versus Van Pcpsedlnc (Sec
rtemiwcsiern uepertcr. 4 p. f27y.)
has an action crented se much ntten-
i ... i i ..I . ,. ,.
ii-rinn whs
: . i ... '" ' .ViV'"".: AV..l.V-' YQV?V
Zander wrote, "Yeu ren It l' me of
1 '.., ! i .1." "'J'", m. ".
. ...... .,. ,., , . et inuustry.
Thirteen Was Unlucky Day
WmVmmm.
lien. J.WO years ege, en a visit te .".'. '"""' l"""uc'r "' -negncii ;;?'","' ?,"" V "i "" ', "'' 'eiuciucrK i niveivity ana tin
his nephew. Andrew Gump, the Aus-'j,hnt ,hIs n1'10""1 wt,H deposited in tlie i0'?-.' received from tlie I rcusurers of Theological Seminary at Lnncuster.
trnllun multi-millionaire. mAde the ac-1 "J,1""? J1."1 M,,rf1Mn!,, Xntlenal Hank. I '"Ji "U" ?' in Jim" "' P,' - -
qunlntnnce of Mrs. Zander. At thnt ! l,hlUu c,p hl,u' "",1 tlmt 'T,,," " 1"1. ' ! ,t?,,'t7b" -X were net de- niiviMire ucerr
time, according te h. Is admissions en th,s ,,t,')esIt WUH recalled and again l,0,.t;.,, .t0 "'; ''T'1" et "T ( "'"t"0"- T' N' PAGE AT DINNEF HERE
the stand. " w-s attcn tire te " lier ! ,nrrk,,, as veCQi net lei"-ltcil until . nea, th ''''mediately e receipt, the de- The Philadelphia Auxiliary of tin
On one occasion he Inserlhwl her fan" ',,llv - 10,S- 'T'- 12. IfllH, a de-' JV",its '"''"S, 'inferred ever a period of Southern Industrial IMumtli.nul A-.
"Mv Heaven Eyes I" Vfter . is return "eslt w,,s ,m!u "' fl'" Commenwcallh tU"- ,0f "l1" ,eta1' 72!),iai,02 wns elation will have IN luncheon tomorrow
te Melbourne, or Sydney or wherever Tr,,st "'onpeny. HarrNburg. of S200. - r.c'ferrctl ,0 l "llr. r,,llert- Action 3., In tlie Bitz-Carltnn Hetel. Among the
t ivas, tl ev cerres min,Iwf On? of 0,M, The rPCplf,ts "" ePOHlteil. name- :V "".elSr..!1?1.? --or, was mere guests will be T nas .NVImhi Page.
M-, Jj.i.ll'l-Al"1. I.v. .S381 .818.00. thereafter ';. .. 'ban $372,054.35 deferred from de- Mrs. B. Algernon Sydney Sullivan. Mrs
.-..- r.ul.M.. .1 i.-bi'ta 1IL LIIlll iii-rinn will .- . . . . . - ' aw . -A
nen mv. uump returned te thle M-"'" wu "'"I'veivu in tne emce of the ""
country last December, lie renewed hi-1 trens-nrer of Allegheny County. Tills "Third. Till? postponing of deposit
courtship of Mrs. Zander with Rt-titt CU0'. wn numboreil 4-1. tintecl July S. Permitted the State Trctwuer te held
fervor. Finally he proposed and wn 1"'s niid stamped paid bv the t arnegie bank checks, which were blank Us te
accepted. They were te hove tieen . r,lst, empany, the bank en which It '"!te. payee and amount, and were
married en April 1.1. but although the "lls drawn November Ii. ijm. Hew - signed by an nthVisl of a bank. Said
bride waited for nn hour and a half, ,'v(,r J,1'.v '-. I'.U.S. the date tills check blank bnnk checks were recched In ex
Mr. rtiiinn ilhl nut iiiiiu.ni. WHS recorded as leceUed. a cheel. fn.. chunire for tlie clieel. i.ii.wt r.n.,. !... i
He was discovered bv Air. and Mrs
Andrew Gump some duvs later. He
claimed te hove found n dlnrv In which
the plnlntiff had made entries suggest-
ing that his wealth had. in some wa.
iniiueuceu ner decision te marry h in
(Centlnufil en I'le HI. Column 3)
BLOW AIMED AT MACKEY
Forty-sixth Ward Independents te
Fight for Leadership .
Signs of a determined tight te wrer
.. v.....,s,.,i, ,,. ..in ., ... .,,,
in tne J-erty-siun ward uni seen in j
tlin organization yesterday ut a
iJ,elin VM?V "' I,,d ,1,0,'l,,, 'm-I
chalrtuaii. It was iiuueiinird penua- i $.',
neiit heaihiuarters will be
i i L-... . V- r V. ". . '" "'" " " ,.'" .".ST
ii .-jiiiiiu i 111,1 -ni'i-eiiii iieet aim 1 1111 1 (jll
iwetk will be started at once te or-
wnen scores or the reservists go down
uie ucinwaie in tne Kagle lleat .e. ,TJ.
.Vindications have lieen reeeiieil m il.n
K......1. x- i i.i . i . V. ; ' - ,,
tliere was room for a few muri
McADOO RESENTS CHARGE
.
e,., u. w. A e. c..
w"'" "v "w"" "-i"-" rsC nun. i
Merse While Secretary
luncheon at the Citv Club of the "In- , "rr; """" "I""' urnegie Trust Cem- ""' "-- " - "oerg
iintneea at tin. i ity mud of the "' panv llIld ,rflue(l te ,, M Kephart, Swwleslwre. X. ,J., Mnv 25.- Ade-
dependent Bepuhlieatlen Association of 'stnte Treasurer, as follews: cnles of municipal ownership of the
the 1-erty-sixth "aid. Hemer C. , chu Ne Daue Amount local wuter system wen out by u vote
Davis was host at the luncheon and ill Awsmt mis tai.eis.ss of mure than two te one m n kn,.,.i,.i
wns elected , halrman of the new ward .8? r, '" ,M; '"' iouletaig, ' , ' ,,!, "'," ",' W h
r. v V V " "". iiuiM uy wiiii'ii ii nuiu nnnvnp thp
pfiiiliiiK beferr tlie rnltwl .States SIiId- I " Y f, ",c,( "rther Informed by Jehn ""!!.
.ln lleiu.l, Wllllum (i. MoAdeo de- , A. Hrll that he liad from tlme teT time, j,.. LPu. ,
clnred: .m the roquest of H. M. Kephart, Btnte I he inen
"Any insinuation or s.iKCostien tlmt Tieiiaiirer. kIvi-ii te him in oxehunge le back
1 repiesenteii iroteHsionaiiy iinjneci.v
wlille I a. Soerotary of the Treasury
- . .i . . 1
la false and
unweUiy of netlw." iCinnimiii, bluuk i-lia-ks diawn en the '
u:.smaLl.,ll:'''':''r:!' ' "' " ' "ir&iZiL'i-i:j&J'mkk-ikhirn niTft
Audit Spotlight
Glares en Bell
Continued from I'nge One
f'eunly, of $38l.-?l.(u. which was car
ried as recelnls net deneslled until Julv
1. IMS. It npiieiirs from snld records
treasurer's i becks, and split up into
lesser amounts, i that he eimlu readily
use tlu fund lu was creating ns de-
mund would be niiidc upon him for it. I
"Assuming that he was acting within
his oflielul authority,- his request was
compiled with, nnd ever a course of'
several months he cashed out the tet'il
niunuiK due the State Tnnsury. Several
times later the same operation was re
peated. Kvery facility was nffnided the
auditing company In Its Investigation
and I am glnd te note from the report
that every cent due the State wns
paid."
The report brought definitely Inte the,
open some of the whispered reports thnt
flew nbeut the State when Mr. Hell
wns mentioned us the successor te Sen Sen
aeor Crew. It vtin rumored that the
Senate seat was en the mictien block.
Kephnrt entered en his books n
"cash oil hand," the report shows, i
funds which should hnc been placed In '
interest Hearing accounts, tnc account
ants contend.
The original checks were then turned
ever te Mr. Bell, en whose bnnk. the
Carnegie Trust Cempnhy, the original
checks were drawn by the Allcghen.x
County treasurer.
A number of blank checks were then
given te Kephnrt by Bell, signed "Car
negie Trust Cempnny, by Jehn A. Bell,
president," for Kephnrt te till out and
use ns he saw tit.
Repert Is Sensational
The uncovering of these trnii'ae trnii'ae
tiens provides the most sensntiennl
chanter of the nernuntnntH' mnnrl
It gives the He, Mr. Lewis contends. 1
10 uie politicians who, before the pri
maries, made the beast that State
finances were nbvelutely sound unil that
the Auditor General wes "playing poll-
What Imnllcll. cenfidenen Vr Tlnll lie.l
In Kephnrt te give him blank "hecks te
nil out as he saw fit can e explained
only by the two men who figured in
the transactions when they have a
public hearing en June 1.
, Mr. Bell gees se far as te sny that
he did it because Kephnrt asked him
te de it. Kephart'u only statement is
that he has no comment te nmke before
the hearing. N
It Is ter them te explain who had
the free use of State money ranging
in amounts as high as $.172,000 at one
tune anil extending ever the period be.
Jjven 'T'lnc 20, 1018. and April 30.
10J1. with an Incurrent interest less te
the State of some $11,300.
The fourth section of Mnln & Ce.'s
report deals with the tactics of Kep
hnrt In hew he handled .$1.05.1.070.55.
It Includes an item of $720,123.02 men
tioned In Section 3 of the report, but of
the tetnl amount enlv X1.2lta.nru in lu
involved In the Bell-Kcphurt check ma- j
uipuiaiien.
The Treasurer of Allegheny Ceuntv
kept n non-interest-bearing account in
Mr. Bell's trust cempnny. He drew
checks for tnxes against thnt account
nnd forwarded the checks te the State
Treasurer. Kephurt get them, nlid in
stead of depositing them te the credit
of the State and collecting the funds
from Bell's trust company he turned the
Mleghenv Ceuntv el eel:" vn "; "ii" ii I
and took the blnnk checks from Bell in ' Vtt -in l vnw
return, the report shows. ' I f, iuV.. .
Using the blank checks ns he saw fit. I! ) ' ,
Kephnrt made geed te the State from ' amuV'i nSV..
time te time by filling out the blanks! Mny !. iwi'i '......,
nnd depositing them te the credit of the k"J; P' ,e!!ii9
J3lalc . iJhrL'H. HUH
auditors' Explanation .
The auditors explain ns fellows hew
the seven different groups of Stnte funds
were handled In these manipulatiens:
"Greup 1. $4R0,771.88.
"June 20. 1018. the State Treasurer's
rasn noens snow tlie receipt from L. D(
.- . . . . . - .. aw
flnceil bv fhlH ilennsli-
"Julv 24. 101S. tlm ff,mmnm,..,i,i, ,
Trust received another check from K. '
D. Frle lertMhnnser fn,. Ofi e-.q n '
(,rawn again,-t . (.,,-, riust Cem- !
pany, ns evidenced bv the canceled
$."".Slh.0l was deposited te the credit
et ,,1P Commonwealth Tiust. thus ac-
r,,li",m .for. 'he first amount of $381,-
P. , Veni1 ,.-.?-.n8 reeelpttj net depes-
' ,,' ,V .'". i ". ns at July 21. 101R.
, , T ,. ' . ""J.1 "' l" ree-
iriii.ii. wetenrr .,, isus,
depositing a check drawn
ill I rust Company, bear-
was made bv
en the Coleul
Checks Drawn un Bell's Hank
'On cxamiiiiitiini nf the ,,,!, i
yn examinariim or the checks erlir
f1!1 ,SbU(l
i.v the Treasurer nf
Allegheny
County, uggregatlng the
above amount, we find thnt thesechecks
Nem mbfr )'.'. ltus
aluis.'uu
iiriMinner .1, 1U1S
iJfceml. r 3 li IS
.la mm r 0 1 It lit
Jinu,i y ll.lidti
.liuii.m II 10 10
Mai la, 1010
ii'ats'ed
I7.':.u
'"-'Siiii'i.11 '
l.",ler.'..l:
.JUU.SU
,. ., ' ,' , .,
i '" inn r.niiii.s
"''i,u nlm,.!, !.. .i.,,n.,e,l .,t.i , .....i ...
, ",," "' j'uiii wiumi'i
'..rlrrltinl ..tie,, tlwkiiiul !.. lliAlnn...... ..
... . ..."..... m,. ...v- i i vuMirn ui
Aiiegticny leiinty en the Cnrnegle
.0:,'i: ('"1"ni1 ""' '" "mount of $!,.
;i,i.,,iit was paid ami we were informed
!';v Jel. l,t:1.1- I'u-Wcnt. of tin
arnegie i inm ininpauy. Hint tin
lurk "f 1 In- i'niiii'glii 'l'i ust (miiMii
il.itril ih'lehi'r H.'i. llilS, nIkheiI by Jehn
A. Ili'll, pre-lili'iii. nhiivi' ri'fi'ricil te,
wits Issued in tnlii the iiuce uf the
I'hi'i'h Issueil b. the T.Tt.Mlier of Alli
kIh'II County umler ilate of Julj ,
1.1 in,
IlEO i.
'r .m uni) v.euiuy. ireamirer h
el.reKn drawn en Ihe Canu-sie Trust
Mlogheny County.
Treasurer's
JBu '"V11.".1' ,1""- I'-iyi'l'le te tii,. erdei funds herein referred te as reeeheil
el . M. ivepliart, State l'reasurer. e Hern the treasurer of Alleghenv Ceuntv
'hearer, and signed '( aniegle Trust ultimately weie deposited te the credit
Company, by Je in V. Bell, iires-lijent. of the Commonwealth hefeie April 3(1,
(.reup II. .V2.I3,W5.S-.. 1lulf blll s previet.My Mated the Cem
Pinchot Lead h 18,090;
Only 16 Districts Out
OFFICIAL returns from fifty -one
counties, and with only sixteen
districts missing in three of the
ither sKteen counties showed GlfTen!
I'lnchet lint night hnd u majority .if
18,0!K) ever Attorney General
Geerge 11. Alter for the HepuH can
nomination for Governer.
The total veti Is IMnchet, ,"IL',
1.11), nnd Alter, -UU.OtT. Olllilfll
returns were completed In Berks,
Delaware and Northampton Coun
ties. These retintles showed the fol
lowing figures :
ALTKU l'INCIIOT
Berks 201)0 O.VJK
Delaware 11045 KJi.1l)
Northampton . 11." t 1(154
Counties continue te turn In
majorities for Hubert K. I'attlsen.
Jr.. ever Charles I). MeAvey for (lie
Democratic nomination for Lieu
tenant Governer. Fifty counties
give I'alth-en n lead of 10,4.15. The
tetuls are: l'uttlseii, 50,501 and
MeAvey 4U,150.
MaMMBMia
Colenlnl 'Must Company, which he ,
signed 'Carnegie Trust Cemp.ni, I) j
Jehn A. Bell, president.' 1
"The explanation of this precedme
.. .... ...1 t.ln...1 l.t. I.I... .I...I font.. .l.llt. '
Will, lid rtuu'ii u.i nun, tutu iiwii, ii...'
te time the State Treasurer would have
flm said blank checks tilled in nnd de-
pestted te the credit of the Common-
1 wealth.
the aggregate "f snld cheeks
filled in equall Hi; the amount of the
original Allegheny County Treasurer's
checks substituted therefer.
'On examlnntinn of tlie
records m
the Carnegie Trust Company, we find
no record te si
Clieeks numbered 5S5 and 5S7. ng-
grcgntlng ...1.u..:e. were properly
posited February II. 11)11), in the credit
of the Commonwealth in the Colonial
Trust Company and were regularly
charged against the account of the
treasurer of Allegheny County in the
Carnegie Trust Company. Said checks
bore the proper indersement stamp used
!. ln 'I... ..! Il,inntliii.iii
by the Treasury Department
Ilubbcr Stamp Used
Check 008 wns simply indorsed
'Comuienwenlth of Pennsylvania. S. M.
Kephnrt, Stnte Treasurer." The rubber
stamp erdinnrily used for the indorse inderse
ment of cheeks, bearing the (imitation
'Tlttd cltnelf lu ppeell'eil In linn .if ...uli
due the Commonwealth ami must be
limn in it'tv urK ui j iiiiuut'iiiiua ex
change, with rebate, did net appear en
this check. The check was stamped
raid by the Carnegie 'I rust ( empany.'
eiriiii-iiiiirr jiMiiiii. j, in. records in uie
Carnegie Trust Company did net show
that this check nctuullv was caxhed or
charged te the account of the treasurer
. ...t w in u..r. uin..... i i-imiieii or
r. lti . r. 1.1.. .i,"
"Commencing April .10, 1010. and'
until July HI. 1011), deposits were made
111 -"" '" "'V V'"""""""1"'1
which were apparent v inten-led te be
l . a ...
.i iiiiwi.fvjiivi just nun ui rill llllli(
lVQr.re,i I"-1" " 5!''l'
ithnr than
5S7. neirreL'.itlne
deposits were as
Aninun
J'JO.sr.S.U'.'!
Sit, I )O0 00
2S.efMi.0n
vftoeo'.oi!
July ji, iuiu
e.i. 10s 3'J
Total $0.253.5,-.
'The results of the practices referred
, ... , , .;.
te in his report uiuy be briefly iet forth
as fellows
"First
Certnln funds of varying
. -A
eunii
"Second. Had said funds been de
0f,lr1c,1 !lH se'' ,,li received In interest
bearing accounts, the Commonwealth
,l,"IJ "Vf r.srelvcl interest during the
ti,,".. ,,"! deposit f tliese funds was
treasurer of Allegn'n Ceuntv tireperh
made payable te the order of tlie Cem".
menwenlth in pnyt it of taxi tc.
which blank checks could h-ie been
made pnyable te any p.-rsen whotase-
put ami casaeu mr used uy such per
checks aimve referred te nltheug
mere than S.172.054.35 ever wn
firrcd for deposit at one time.
. menwealtli did net liine the full u.,
,"1"' henetit of these f,ln, fj. ,,
nnrimU ,inrit,r u-iii..i, tlm ,in,.Li, ,i
.. ... . ,.V.".i ''" " """ '
" JZ'l"."r
iue - tou iue - teu of uulheriliig Borough t'eun-
'" '" l'"'"ase 'he Iiiterts l' tin
Woelw'uh Water Cempnny. Thnt
J ''"''" "K" ll" ,"l"", I'lope-ltlou ll-t J
.,., , l,, ,.,,.
rvi in hi viut t'l' t,
if ter-Dinner Triclis
Ne. 171 The Knet Tlmt Is Net
A linilill.-nri.lili.r 1 . I...I ,.. 1
knot. Il iiieivly drawlui; mi the ends
1 "," ' '3 " 'ii 11 MUKir 1
uie hiiwi iiiMiiipeui''.,
This triek Is very deeepthe, us the
Knet Ix tied in nn upi.urenth Kenulne
niiiiiner. The eue iiiommueiiis an i
shown bj the diiiitrum. n, ,, Clll
el the hliukerc hlef In ilu. III.,..., ..( '
1 ... , , .,,, , t,' . M ..inn
li'U hand. Ihe Important t.eeret lies in
lirlnciliL' the loose eml ..f t )... i, n ....
chief ever the buck of the left hand. Ily
thlu nriirsicu fl.n l......ll.Au..i.t.. . . . V
. ,.'".,""; "'""fuiui is neiii in
hlle the free end is iuihhed threueh
n from tlin r.i..f ....
i.Y. V .-.. ""-:,""" " . "VK '"'in
hn hnmU mill n , ii ... ri V , . V "
J.Zl" ' .nu.i " . cn,',. tl,c 'of 1
nn. n "A.. ' ",eP . ,. ""'
un
n ts niie I a ' "lr ""', """ '
he
IOW IIIUL llieve l'lll'i;uri niifn u nun, ,, ,1. n .....1,.Hl.... I....
were deposited te tie credit et tie , , ,.,m ..-, ,, ,, net ,.,.,, lvlI ,,7,,, ' ,;elJI ',' .n'-nVl hr t alt
Commonwealth en this date or any the Kennedv hearlnc vt,..i. .1,... L.V ,. " ,'"r' ' '", "'V1,
prier or subscnent date. In this case I lltVlt Mr'.'ll'.fnnum was ,,.,. h,g eV ''. Z ' - ' l , ",
w;c were also Informed by Mr. Bell thai nll0Ilt , ,lN , , , s ,; In the 1 .Mh I e ,IIe I u I ,1 f
nil jv 3tmp Winn np uina.u.
i
I
I V y S-rnn " ) I 1
i H
i M
J ill
Te leave St. Mary's'
I ' akkVBCi' SSlKitm4- ,
lilt. GICOKGi; L. .KHIIAItOSON
Who will k Ut Biirliugteu, VI.. .)
rector of Church of SI. I'niil
,
Yerkes Feils Writ
by Fining Auteist
.-
,
, "'"iil from vr O.u-
matter while waiting for the countable.
. Hiiiinum jumped In an automobile
. .
''"" "tn""! " f'
'Squire erl.es fn
flip II urll I,, lll-nvr.nl
ter n wrn 10 precin
mil Imposing a fine,
1 ' '", ""ly judge lie could find in a hurry
I was Judge Broomal, of Chester.
wnltlncr the reiiien of his ceunsil. sum.
de-.wild he was posit ,-,. that the rear li-.dn
' of l,e physician's machine was .,..
Dr. Kennuly s,,, . l eUe, ai .1.
lititi, before enteilnz the Inreugh ami
found it Iil'HmI. Ite ailm rteil. limv .
ever that ii was out when he rp.icbju
Millbnuriie.
. "I believe 1 lint you tried te cemidi
' ...!.l a 1. . I.... 'i t it .
wirn uie taw. sail ier.es. niiliesii"
Dr. Kennedy, 'and a muii of your chnr-
l iti'icr weiiiu 11111 lie. jeu are m
..imrired "
The sudden action
of the S it it
caused amaxement.
Verkrs Then "K.plalns"
' discharged the doctor." lie sam
later, "because I believe lie wns ndflng
uie iruiii. 1 111 nei a train 01 the ie -stone
Automobile Club an. I thcy'ic 11 M
going te run Mlllhnurne.
"Hunnum anticipated that 1 was ,
uie te nne am tided loe en irk h '
much I'cpuiy Miernr 1 inward ar
riVCd at lerKes etlicc W til the writ he
c with the wri
. liiiiiiii 1 f ii 1 111 iiiiii nil 1 1 t. 1 t'uiriiii
r.......i , ...1 1,.. 1....1 ..11 .1 1.1. ...
' " .....,..
1w111.11 ii. u,. 11.- nun en mi iiuilllll- nil'
Te indicate that lie was net evr-
nwcjl by the .leelsl,,,, of Ju.P;e Ji.hiis.in.
c 1 i i- -A: V.; .,..'
'f. re hi u , iS(t)0 , M , , ,
'- u-imm(,iiii
REV. DR. LEINBACH NAMED
Becomes Chairman of Armenian
Relief Staff Here
I'lm llev. Dr. Paul Selbert I.e'inhach
has been iinanitaeiislj
V electell cinilrlinin
of the excenthe staff of the Phll.iilel
pbia Committee for Armenian Belief.
L'r. I.einbai.'li was a mt mhr of tlie
Vlneptenti Ifiillnf I V. ...... I. . I. 1...
.-." ..., fiiiiiiir.-iwii I,, uie
Near Fast in 101!). He was bem in
. Wnmelsiliirf Pn In 1 vTJ I i.
graduate of Fiauk'lln and .Marshall Cel-
r .l..nnunni. !.... si..l,,,,l. i if.T. V
Irnvrle iVell ' "'
l.ewne mil.
fl
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Grand Canyon
NatienalTark
gautaK
Sale dates: Te California, May 15
te September 30. Te ether points
June 1 te September 30.
Return limit October 31, 1922.
Slop evers in both directions.
Fred Harvey meals "all the way.
A.l. I
"G.
or tJ(l lernu rielnr
Oripi CiDTen Outlnji," "OIT
Feit" ted "Coel Sanncr
Wty
R. C Smith, Oen Aient
O. O. nillanl. nitt. P.m. Art.
A. T. Il B, F. Ity
11 Financ Did.. PhlUd.lphla. P,
(M"llfl
GRAND CANYON LINE
BUT 5 IVIUinLK mid tfl
f MAT'S PARDON
Pourren Serves Only Three
Months for Killing of
Francis McCabe
IS GIVEN CLEAN RECORD
Pretest iikiiIiim the reinstatement '
Palielirinii Plilllp Pourren. who shot
'and killed her miii Francis In-1 Septeni- '
I her. will he made te I'hee'er Cetteljini
by Mm. Alice .Vicf-ibe. J(llil! Wlut r '
stieel. Slie ileelarcil thnt she would
take se, action IeiIiia en healing thai
i'cptn run, sentenced te a year's Im-'
lirlKininent. Iiad been pardoned jester
day 11 ft fi- senlng ibue meiithu.
Grief, mingled wl li indignation,1
brought Mrs. McCabe te tears when slie
"poke of tile shunting.
"That's what the cell justice." she
snld. "I didn't mind when 1 sent my '
biy uwny 10 light for Ged nnd Ills I
nuntry, but when he is murdered and j
the one who commits it ge s only 11
year. I think It's an outrage.
1 reeeiieil notice tee late te an te
"llrrIh,,uig te pretest against this man
" l'li"niMI. Oil I I Will III) W llllt I
,.,, . ,.,,..... lU ,.,,. , ,i. llii,
force and keen a gun out of bis hands."
I '"', m"' wlie was elgliteen years old.
....- -ii.,i. mny one nunuay morning as
in- nun several coinpunleiis we
ti,. '..1 .i ..... ,.... . 1 .....
record mid make-i him ellL'ib'e for re-
i,,s(a en "11 1 lwri.ii 111 111 Tw -iim
s,end "ti ."'t 111 F Ir 0 in .,A. 1 1 ,'
- '"" "
NEW FACTS STRENGTHEN
SCHEMI MURDER THEORY
Toms River Prosecutor Refuses te
Disclose Their Nature
III n Stu.f C'or-cjieiutrnt
Toms Blur, N. .?.. May 25. -In-ormatlen
which strengtlieiis the thisiry
that Henry Seliemi, ten years old. of
' iuckerten, whose body was found in
Pohntceng Lake was murdered has lieen
eLtaluid by County Pro-eeuter Wilfred
II .layne, Jr.
, .Mr. Jay ne said today that he cannot
! d'h-clese the nature of this Information.
i,, I...I.I aeM,,!,.!,,.. , , 1 11.. . ....
iniiii ni'iiviiij, miner or me nev. is lie-
."7 ' ..1, ,.. ,
1,1 lunil In the inl Imp.. ii..i.,i. n. U..I I
j.... ..... ... -..,(.,, .-i.ii.-uti
his first Merthiit'thc'"! ,liMn.,.er.t.M
f,e u , u irrel t 1 ' ne
.nltliitest will he heh t ere Cor-
ell(r Sllllth IU TlR.korfen tlm)mMV n
etlioen. .s there Is dllTeretiee nf opin epin opin
leti iinieug iniiiity pliy-ieians as ( the I
'oudiiteii of tlie liey'.s liinj;. Dp, 1J, s.
Wadswerlh. Cnreuer's pln-lelnu of
Pliijadelphia. has been laljid,
.Vcigllliel uf Sehenil ay lie freipirtith
In at Ills chllilren ami has an imcen.
ttellalile temper. Mrs. Scbemf is en the
Miige of inllujise ami declares lier Imh
baud had no connection with her sim s
di-appeanince.
THIRTY-TWn HURT IN CRASH,
Freight Train Cuts Trelley Car Inte
Twe Parts in Alabama '
Birmingham. Al.i.. .May '5 Thlrtv
two pci se,,., ueic injured, a n imber of '
them -liniislj today wbrn a ireudcd
interuiban tiellej cae en the Mnis nt
the l.limingh.im Banwuy. I.I -ht anil
Oitli nn I .... . I. i .
....... . .ini.ni nu h-iick ami iitnKen
Inte two parts by freight train en the
Alabama Great Southern railm.id line
at Woedlawii -tatieu,
I ,.nfiiwl... It. I.. II ,i
..""".. """""" igmiis ut ;i
cr,0"'" 'ingmiin was said te h.-u,. ,.
,,, ,, accident.
m years
summer
unions
alifernia
mQipmtf&t
and Las Veifas
wowMexice
)t
Rn.l " "nt 1. a -
Ihe Bcilca Pilh." "PcirlS.J
UVDIUk Vflf
r "
STOHE OPENS AT 9 A.
I Til' 'IXIMV 'Mv 1 1liJ m i:
Snellenburgn
H ENTIRE BLOCK- M4?KT II & te 12 STREETS
Furniture&Beddins: Specials
200 Solid
Oak
Chiffoniers
As Shown
$11.95
JJ-Pc. Davenport Bed
K&E? $59.50
IJiewn leutherette.
-
Perch
Rocker
$4.95
S4.00 Oak
Dinint; Chair
2.49
30
Solid
Oak
Dressers
As .
Illustrated
S18.75
$8.00 Brass
Sample
Costumers
$3.95
Dull or bright lini h.
well-braced legs; with
n u m e r uuj h e e K. s.
Slightly shopworn.
2000 $2.00 Pure Feather
Pillows te be Sold QK .
at. EnHi OOK,
" "7 -.
E2in
0
M
.s -'.""'a
- rp'''J
3 R-'.r'IS
fl
Spring Sale Specials in
Heusefurnishings & China
Bull or Flake 11c
Campher, lb.
Slfil Razor
Wades
II I l . "l
I .-' (I ill ,illr,l'
tlazer i
,a;; ir:
0 " 1 ' ' r I-
$2.2.".
( '.!)(.)
Garden
Set.
S1.58
IK 'O. Ill
- '. spadi
'i
?&.
vj.:.
41
'cpri
Tvcnrrt
1 he-
a. ui 11
115.00 Hiuh-Grade
Oak Kitchen
C'ahinvt. .s2(.f)."
SI 9.00
Hi-lnc
Ga.
SlOM'-s.
cr
T-nrisil
v n 1 writ
. B brrriMierd, r
Hetl. SI.'.:, Hea.
Imported
Lift-Out OOn
1
Cake Pans
1,1 1 111 1 ,11 . j 1 r
selil mi 1 lul! I'liin,
- lilt r- I lllllni-l
CX3
'& 1 1'' ' iSsp
J T"i Z " -n ' -
iiiihift. :i.i.iki
Aluminum Tea
Kettles
J.C-1U.
WtHKT
S'j.iir, :,. (j in
(Juurt Sje 3X'7
200 Rej?. S22.50 American
Porcelain Dinner Sets fl?Q OK
at
1(1 ir-- T y
rV - J.LT J
3. 1 ir. 'v
Sp-
n. sni:lli:nijijug & co.:
-i- . s:.vm
MM-
M. CLOSES AT 5:30 I. M.
V -
i
f
7 Miiiiitfrntiv.li'inifih 3
llAailVfjUllJ -JL- Jlliait'Y 11
Oval Library $22 , 751
m lllustralcd
Bar Harber
ir Harber OA QK
lairs at, Ea. vr.tl
Chai
Limit nt I ( Hairn .Sela le a
I'ltrritmrr
. lull .1
Ill'K. -'Ii. ' of
tin - i h.i rr,
h I Ulf Mlllll
Is s , ,. in.irK
,ll II, 'il Ik
s ihl i it i'ji I.-
t SO loll'
f. r I i mm ill
ll l - i 1 1 pr. Ml
II ' 1H II-
liistralril.
M.ill nml I'Iiiiiip
Nfiiip sfhi ( . e, !
4(Mn. Plank 9Q 7
moo B,.ass $14i95
(iii ii , full s.Cs, best
liriss elid lllllcl.
815.00 Felt
and Cotten
3Iattresses
71
h
7K
'OOU
K ll-niire. One or
11 niris. Full ci7f.
t red with dainty
t.ii ticking. Full 50
u..ntity
mi
Oil
s Fifth Fleer
&
Screen
Deers,
Sl.98
l,X(!l. J
II II t
II
Window
Screens
)." .13, 16c
18 x :i.',48c
-'! ..1, 58c
2 1 .'17, 6.1c
-A. W 1
i - -
Ot)C
' liexen
ii, -.
1 i'imi
Hunter
() e.i
ST."). 00 Leenard
' n-a--a-China
Dish Hel'ri" or
ator QQ (TA
11.95
3
vr - " "'f-CT
V
n
.Al
H
OiiC
1 . .
niu.
IliU ,.
unit tift
tun In ri
I "Oil
lll llll I lull
ll"' lirnpri.t
11 fri!;iTiiter
'J-iJj'Ilt SS.."l()
lOlectric
iev, cr .
$4.65
iiilHIl
tp e kj C
1 I .' )ll (.0
-I I ( (ll'J-
iii il 'hnpe
I (I
lill M.J llt'CO-
U il I 1 (I il
hllKlit mi
ll e r f e c
lienr.
SNLLfrTiBuwjS Third Fleer
i
(rilrr I'll'ff'.
'r- e c -&m
E;j- .,- , .,iy
I ' up pi Jf"f
1 18 1
f. B ' I iSv
All
n-1-1,1,,.
kU A't'll'''
Ri h turu
i3ifil
I p e I
Si?
11
MM,
iffy rigf ;m -m
frX CA JrA l m
riemmh brass Art- I 1 fcVv'(
is!i with fancy cm- U9
hobsetl glebes, EjrJvfl
A u 1
ti
Si I
. a
mmM
n-' ;-, ai
mrp?Am
i-iiAv m $&&! tetf
1, j. .!:' "..
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m