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H NEW HKtS3
I Twe Chairtnanshlpt of Lsadlng
ui... rnminirTa rannui
Commiiwe ww
Heuse" Members
SENATORS MAY ADVANCE
u, a ttai CMrcpend0l
.., L .. iv 22. l'ennsylvn.
I'.!!0 rtim,.; will .mpijrred
IflOtt I" '"Vt.wi, thrntlKli tllC acmilBI-
Igfel two lie chaJimnnihlpi. of ma-
f four el if flinirniiuiniiti'-.
515 miner cenuUcnre.
Threut'i U11 .'p, ..i Vii..,......tn. mi.
"Yi'VWart. and rinherl
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ST W riur""'''""! I-Wte, Commit.
nnlW-'inn IV "Orient. of.Lnn ef.Lnn
& Th V JudlVlnVv Committer una
Saw of nil Pwlil Wtleii ''8,n'n ''8,n'n ''8,n'n
Sta?o.teffl' Committee hnn jurlsdlo jurlsdle
5J5 ewr nil mnttfM wlatfns te the
wh et"cLp' ndilltlerml, cIinlrnioiiBhlpe
.tittl of ki will I 'he'd b-v Pen
ihantans in the next Cenfc-rfss.
Iximcs me MinVrert tlirmiRii the re-
limnt of KeiJ.il'llpn"' nr-njamin K.
rjrment or n , ., ulHlt,lt ,,r
&:,, Cemmitter-; Auren S. Krel-
i. rhnlrmnn 01 Wi1 .u""'- "" --
j)ndittirc-( " "
Vnderwn IT. Walter, an chairman of
ir Tjinmutee en Expenditures in the
i-iirer uernnmtnt. nnu jenti II. Ruber
as ehnlrmnn en mllcnge. Nene rank ni
umjur cemmmCTS.
In the New CemireM
With the organUntlen of the new
Congress, the remaining Pennsylvania
members will occupy llcmie committee
chairmanships a follews:
lieula T, McFndden, Canten, re
mains chairman of Henking and Cur
rency.
Oeerie W. Kdinendn, t'hltndelphla.
remains chnlrman of Claims.
Hlephen O. porter, l'tUMmrpli, re
ninlnt chairman of rerelan Affaln?.
Themnn 8. liutlnr. West Chester, re
mains clinlrnliin of Niivnl Affairs.
Hrigar It, KIms, Wllllamspert, re
mains chalrmuti of printing.
It U reenrded as probable that n
rennsylvnnlnn will bt nampd te the
Approprlntleiu Comtnltte te succeed
HeiireNentutlve William 8. Varc. of
Philadelphia, whm he retires te tnke
tip his duties In the Pennsylvania Htute
fnnti, although the State In reprc
Mntid en this Important commit teu by
n nelher member Milten W. throve, of
Eric.
Itctrcctitativn Guv 11. Cnmplell, of
Allegheny County, would like it place
itlur en nppreprlatlmirt or nays and
iieans. Hepreyentntlrc Henry V.
Watsuu, of Lntiglierne, at prrsent Is
ilia only 1'etinsylvanlnn en the latter
committee, which Initiates all tariff
Mid revenue leglslnt'en.
KcprcKcntatlve Clyde Kelly, of Al
legheny Ceuntv, Is n candidate for as
danment te the Rules Committee, of
which lie weh formerly n member. It
was fald today that Reprencntativc
Tehn M. Me tin, of I'lttsburgh. had
been offered n place en this committee,
which verclet) autocratic control ever
ertalii utnMes of leg'slatien In the
Uetie. He is new one of the netle
iii'iM of the Military Affairs Com Cem
tnlttce. Jtetlren.ent of many memhen nt the
cm'c of the present (.'ernrrcs mid ad
vancement of "UlufH under the nenlnritv
rule also will bring ether changes in
committee memberships affecting Penn
"lvnnla Renresentatlves.
It is aleo vrebable that the commit
tee assignments of Senators Pepper and
Reed may be rearranged after March.
Each hopes te act en nt least one of
the major committees of the Senate and
there Is a fair prospect that their am
bltlens will be grutlBed, at least In
part.
Senater May Be Advanced
, They have no hope of winning chair
manships, however, except through the
operation of the seniority system,
under which only legislative veterans
t'e'n nositlens of power.
Senater Pepper, who is new a mem
her of the Naval Affair and Dnnklng
am Currency CemmittecM, would prefer
service en Foreign Relations or the Ju
diciary Committee, for which he is bet
ter equipped by training, taste and tem
perament. There will be three racan
cies en the Foreign Relations Commit
tec, due te the retirement of Senators
McCumber, New and Kellogg. All Re
lenti members of the Judiciary Cem
mittee were re-elected, though some of
them may be shifted about In the re
arrangement of committee assignments
the next Cnngiess, leaving vacancies
there nlse. That Senater Pepper will
eTerrd u place en ene or the ether
appeare almost nsmired.
Senater Reed's preference is for the
same committees, although he would
like te retain hlsjiresent membership en
the Military Affairs Committee. He
may also seek a place in the Finance
"ilttee which the late Senater Pen
rose dominated as elinlrmnn in the c'es
lng yearf of his life. With three va
cancies In eight en the Foreign Re
lations Committee, and three en the
Finance Cammltce due te the retire
ment of Senators McCumber, Suther
land and Frcllnghuyscu the prospect
M nppelntinent te one or te the
ether i'i ixi-el'cnt. Senater Reed Is
billing te drop his membership en the
Immigration Committee for assignment
one of the mnjer committees of the
Senate.
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PLUNGES TO DOT
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Watchman' lurried trj Aehee In
Atlentewn Flamet--$350,000
Damage
KLUX QUARTERS REVEALED
Bttcial Ulttxttefi tt fft'-ntne PuMitf tSar i
Al'entewn. Pa., Nev. 22. Theodere
Hchaeffcr, seventy-three years old, was
burned te Heath in a fire here which
destroyed the Crockery Building, en ,
Heutn seventn street, yesterday oner ener oner
neon. Owners of the building placed
I he tntnt lna n S.Vifl OTlf).
At the height of the fire the aged!
....' fflpit n.inniif.A.1 ft wtnifAnf nl
the third fleer of the building, livid
with terror nt the thought of death
confronting him. He looked appeal
ingly into the crowd below In the hepe
that some one would come te his res
cue, and he struggled te open the win
dew that he ml"ht luroe.
Edward H. Schlcchter, Recorder of
Deeds and Democratic chairman of Le
high County, n , brother-in-law of
Schneffer, recognized the face, and with
Ammen l.attiinerc, a policeman, rushed
toward the entrance te the building.
Ah they did se the walls collapsed,
plunging the aged man into flames. Ills
charred body wus recovered six hours
later.
The fire disclosed the pretence In
Allcntewn of the Ku Klux Klan and
levealed that they had occupied one
of the several ledge rooms in the build-
tn nil lilHlflnlinrtera. Pnrtlnllv Klinrt
lobes df the klansmen were found I
among tee ruine et the building.
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The Instrument of the Immortals
Steinway Grands are made in five sizes, beginning with
Miniature Grand, in mahogany case (8i.fu!n), at $1375.
Steinway grand-toned uprights are made in three sizes,'
beginning with Style V (Vi-hi"). in mahogany case, at $875.
Any new Steinway will be sold en time;
one tenth cash, balance in two years by
monthly payments. Serviceable used
pianos will be accepted in trade
Steinway pianos are sold in Philadelphia only by N. Stetson & Ce.
at 1 11 1 Chestnut Street
The Ever-New Steinway
However long a Steinway p!ane may have been in use, always
it has fresh wonders of tone beauty te reveal, much as a fine diamond
blazes anew in every different phase of light its facets encounter.
Steinway tone quality never grows old, or dull, or indifferent. A new
Steinway is unappreached in all the artistic endeavor of any ether
musical instrument maker. A little later it will seem even mere
beautiful and this beauty will continue, year te year, and reach the
fullness of its owner's appreciation long after ether instruments have
fallen into disuse, or grown unmusical and distasteful.
This fine quality of the Steinway piano is the result of scientific
design minutely developed through highly skilled mechanical work,
directed by long experience. Many times the best procurable mate
rials have been assembled by ether makers, calipered te precise
dimensions, yet with no approach te the real Steinway tone. The
secret of this Steinway quality remains inaccessible te all ether
makers. Yeu may come here, at mi Chestnut St., and read it in
the Steinway Miniature Grand written as broadly and freely as it is
teuna in tne tug Steinway grands and in the little Steinwnv
uprights you may enjoy the same poetry of tone, luxury of touch,
appealing beauty of case design snd finish --ever new, nltheugh
unchanging.
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WE SELL EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
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