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FOR BROADST. TUBE
' Mayer Asks P. R. T. te Submit
Operation Bids as Soen
j " as Possible
MONEY READY FOR WORK
High Points in Mayer's
Bread St. Tube Plan
A tube with four trucks from
LciiRiie Isliiml te Olney nentic.
Itlds te be ndxertUed within three
months and work te be Murteil with
in ninety tlujc.
Approximately $'J'J,000.000 Is. new
available for biiiblini: of tlic line.
Estimates of entire f"--t ct ut
$78,000,000.
Tbemu I". Mltten. presiilcnt of
P. II. T iked for t'niis upon
which company will accept leiM
Bids arc te be nsUetl en construct inn
of the Uretul btreet tuibw.iy. and work
Will be Murted within ninety ilnj. if
plans f-et forth by Majer Moere, in a
proposal te Tbemim I. Mitten, tircsl
dent of the IV R. T . t-bull mntcrliilie.
The Majer i plan tnelinb- four
tracks te extend from l.ciuiic Ittluinl .
te Oluey avenue, ceiwitutlntf. as t he
Majer mi--, "the backbone of tb, ,
city's trsinsit - -letii."
The Mner peiiiteil out in a letter te
Mr. Mitten jeMenlaj that .?-'. 000,0
in ulreudj available for th" work, and
asked upon what terms the transit com- '
pany weul 1 .h'i epl a leaM! for th" oper eper oper
utieu of llie line. I
Ueeeut itlin.ite by Pireeler Twin- I
In? placed the cot of buildiuj; tin tube
from City Hall te Olney aeinie at
$30,400,000. The Majer told Mr. Mil
ten he favored the construction (if the
line te l.e-iKue Island, and It is esti
mated this would add .'f-'s.OUO,000 te
the cost.
Did. Within Three Menth?
The Majer's letter te Mr. Mitten
fellow s ;
"The I'rankferd elevated railway
having been completed and set. in mo
tion, the Admini-tratien desire" te pro
ceed at once te the construction "f t.ie
Bre'id street subwaj line, as bsil:j
tlvely autherised, from League Uland
te Olney avenue, and is prepared te r
ceive proposals with respect te the oper
ation thereof. A start was made upon
this subway prejei t during " previous
Admif'-tratien. and about ?:.r.(O.Oiiij
was pellt upon It when the war inter
rupted the citv s aetntties. While it Is
improbable the entire project (all be
completed before the end of my Admin
istration, the work will be started and
pressed te tile Utmost.
"The Director of fity Transit advises
me that the plan for a lar?e section of
this stibwuv are in such -Jiape that bids
can be advertised for within tli-ec
months fiem this date and that eufii
cient funds te build and operate a sec
tion of the subway are new awillable.
City in Position te Art
"It is m.. judgment thai this Bread
trect subway project is se different
from that of the I'rankferd elevated
that negotiations preliminary te com
mencement of construction need ne: take
Tery much time. The city is in posi
tion te go forward with the work,
whether the r'nd be leased or whether
it be operated as a separate municipal
enterprise.
"L'nllke the Prank ford ervated, the
Bread street Mibwav ul eceiinv the
niain axis of the city and is. therefore,
free from the handicap which would
attach in segregated lines municipally
operated. In ether words, it will !
the bni kbene of the transit sjstem
Which the people have imtheri.ed e
be constructed ter their relief aud con cen
veuieiue. Without it many of the
e -called cress. town or bus lines would
net produce the results c.pei ted of
them.
"L'nder these ciri umstanri's, and
placing tins value upon the proposed
aubwuy line, but Iipchue of the -eai-Ing
popular prefeience for a unified
ty stein, I would be glad te ba.e tnuu
JOI1, whee eenipati lien occupies, the
entire transit tield in Philadelphia, a
Mutemejit et the terms upon which jour
company would be willing in lease un!
operate the Kreud -'reel subway. Such
ether liins new atitherued by taw aj
may be regarded bj jmi as ufcessarj
tnay be treated m a separate proposal."
KngineerN Consult
Lngineers of the Transit Department
have been m ceiiMiltatpin iih the
P. II. T. engineers 'f'tl' emllig the s,,h
way plans some time and the idea is
te begin work sjtauli'iiwusl. at sev
eral points, that is te . uild in section-!
and thus c.'iM' tiiin
It has been 'aid that the traction
company would el te n,is, the Bread
Hrect subway ey terms similar te these
relathe te the Frankford elevated a
sliding m.iK of leiurns en tin uhhi.
reent bv the ntv beyinuing with 1 per
cent the nr-t j ear of operation and
finally reucHng i maximum of ," per
cent in the nf'h jear and thereafter. '
City elTn lals. hevsever, feel that the'
municipality is entitled te a better
proposal and the tlat rate of per
Cent from tin nijtset bus been sugguitinl
An ordinance pieiding for the con
damnation of a 'uaugular phi at
Bread street iind Die avenue for use
as repair sIkm and sterige j ird for
the IJread stnet subw.ix equipmeni hie
been drafted b the Majer and etit
te Council for adoption. That ordi
nance gae rise te report- that the
city Intended be'nailinj th' line it
Krie avenue, but the Me"i set these I
rumors at rist est"rd.n (v saving
he fnvend the construct. mi if the read
as b'gis!.itiej i ente'iiplii'i d fr0ni
OInej aMe.'H te League Island.
MAY CALL CONVICTS
IN TRIAL OF LAWYER
Prosecution Seeks Their Testimony
Against Alleged "Fence" i
Thieve-, new serving prison ttrnis.i
nillj be called - witne..e .ig.un-t I '
Austin Wolfe, a lawjer and former
owner of a pawnshop at Scventi, nth ,
and Lembard streets, new en trial be
fore Judge stern en charges of re
ceiving stolen goods.
The trial was begun velerday.
Wolfe's pawnshop is alleged rm have
been a "fence" for thieves where thev
could lllSpe e e sluleti goods, a, t S
alleged Wolfe had adopted a deubb
fl.VStrin of l)ekkeeping, goods known
hi have been stolen being entered in
"HO set of books in such a way as te
conceal their Ideiitii., from the police.
THANKSGIVING FOR 62
Children of Wharten Open-Air
Scheel Enjoy Holiday Feast
8Ix(y-twn puiiils of the open-air
class of the Wharten Public Scheel,
Third anl Lembard streets, had a
Thanksgiving dinner In ihelr classroom
t noeu today. The room was deco-
ftted.
The (utRtK Included a number of nub-
,Hroeol officials und women lntfrte
ena eeilif nmur ie enni lue tun
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t'. of P. clrls bellee in sIriis such as these en the campus In front of College. Hall, announcing students rally te
enthuse fur football battle with Cernell. In inset are shown battle slogan en dormitory windows with the
familiar old "Heck 'Km, Seiii 'Km," call le I'cnn's erldlren warriors
U. OF P. STUDENTS
U I nUL dlU HALL I i
Cheer Football Team as
Leaves for Shere te Cet
Ready for Cernell
It
EDITORS ARE "SUSPENDED"
The biggest football rallj ever staged
I at I'niversity of Pennsylvania was
, held in the big pt:ul at 1 o'clock this
afternoon te 'jive the team a eiid-elT
v. lien it departed for Absecon for a bri f
i rest Iw'tere the Thanksgiving game with
j Cernell.
The students assembled in , big
i iiil.i I a d Ud in tne I "nivpr-ltv I,in i
' marched te tin training house te
meet the pl.ijers and escort them te
the West Philadelphia station. The
bead heer leader, Clark, was in
charge of the demonstration, assisted bv
the members of the senior and jutjir
societies as marshals.
t'ampus artists, timing self. expres
sion, have di orated the walls, win win
ue'.s and sidewalUs of the I'liUer-i'v
.dormitories with lejenHs ursing in no
'Utiertain terms the teMball team te
"Heat Cernell." "Pfann Kawneli" is
only eiiti of an lntinite list of variations
el the same theme.
Students have been working ever
time for the last wctk devising ullit
t-
NP i
eninve legends, and their efforts ha
i been eminently Ntieees.tul.
I The sopbemorc vigilance committee,
together with the rallj ceuimlttee.
toured the lampus last night with a
brush and a large pail of whitewash.
This morning when students started for
classes they found every available
space en the campus appropriately
painted ami pl.uardul.
I'enti Juniors are Irving te appear
nonchalant this week. They are study
, ing the an et carrjlng a cane. Most
of them stride almig Woodland aeti'ie
swniifing thi .r new canes m the best
Pall Mall manner, totally oblivious
that theie are ethers en the i-amp.
besjdes thetllselve-. 'Phi le.-s elite
earrv them as though thev weie ge'f
clubs or umbrellas. The .lunier- will
he the enter of .utr.u Hen for I lie e if ire
weel,. 'I hev will i,iiiip a special stand
at Franklin Field for the Cernell g.nni
ami Fndav night tlnn will t,igi one et
the biggest s,,eial events nf the ve.ir
tin .lunier prom These who survived
I Junier week bist ve,(r deilare that .lun .lun
eor i ockeibeuks will be worn Hat next
week.
Incitement reigueil en the cammi.
when it w.i.s learueil the maun." m. m.
beard of die i'cniis.v Ivatejn bail be. n
Mispendeil until .liiuuarv 1 by an eru'i-
if tile f.e llltv enilllllli e ou tieu-llthbtl
.! iivifi.'-, 'I'll.- i urrent isMic of i1!.'
paper appeared with the unices et the
iditer-iii-clilef. the managing eflitnr.
and the new- editor mls.sing from the
editor al page for the tir-r tnne jn,
tli" ip'r vv.i-, founded in !.".
Tin- ilrit'c lotion canu as n -'lit
tin- pro'ei.giil runtinu.iiiie m ..flj.-,.
f ihe le-vvs editor. .Iecpli U. Bjrues.
of Philadelphia, after lie had je!i ie- i
'arcd 'In lisible bec-iusn of sc!iul,.in.
lltill'Ultll -. The beiifil believed he Weijld
be ublu te remove I lie cnndiriens in a
-hert time. Acerding ie Dr. Arthur
V. (Joedspeed, n was the efcci.il iJuu
of the beard of editors te Mispvnrj lura
until his 'ondltien had been removed
When David F facers, the editor-in-chief,
was snninieiied te appear be
fore the Faetjl' I'n.-nmittee, ,e sur
prised them bv eflenn? no elaborate
alibi.
Til" I'.ieultv I 'enimitter; itnmediatelv
voted i" si.,P.-d thr managing beard
until t'ie tirt of 'he r.ir Thi- merel;
means a iiri'ii en m niime enh The
men will lie 1 1;.. u ei te enrrv en their
fdit-eruil work as usual.
CLAIMS AUT0J5PEED TRIP
5an Franciscan Arrives Here In 13
Days Frem Coast, He Says
A record nutnnvibiip run of nineteen
dnvs from Sun Franeiscn tu Atlnn'ic
I'ltv Is elaiuierl bv Tl eodere Ade'hert,
twenty-nine ars old. f Sati Fran-
eij.ce, who passed through PlilladelnhlB
in In- nir t'd.i". en p'Ute te Flerida.
delhnrdi made the ivin, lie .,ili, te
visit a limtlier in Atlantic Citv. whom
In had nnt p"n for ten ve.irs Je mv
he vv.l.s but three ,aVb III cress, ng t,,
greit Ameriiiiii 'Us' if and that le di i
net encounter anv ether person during
that time ill- en empaui"n en ihe
trip vvii- ins deg
TAMAQUA WINS LAND SUIT .
PettsNllle, P.I.. .Nev, L's, 'rHiiiii'pia
rtoreilgii ,vi-tcrd:iv wen i Ien.', legal Pa
I in ceuit for the aiiiiexii'ien of 7,"0
acres of rich coal lands m JS-h'i Iklll
Township te that town, part of the
area te be u-ed as a public park
i The Philadelphia and Heading Ceal
and Iren Cemp.iuj, owners of most of
the annexed irart, fought the annexa
tion in court en account of the in
creased taxes it will have te pay in the
town, as cemparcii wnn the township.
DIVORCES GRANTED
E"Kerics wre fmnici te'tny by Court .;
; te
LdUT4 Aarmu from In M Airnnn
Marl K l.evnk (ruin Andfrt t, nn-W.
net il Pfnsiei-k frni Merrln ri'iiM''k.
Iiertlllt rJUIKHII from .turn-, ) June, ii
.tentile mrei'iitiiiie (mai Llmrr Sir-" utiln.
I.M1I.HI A H'lleii from I'rdnk M Ulllfii
liin V llu-k from I'linu nij w Buck,
fnieili M 'ii" (nan ii-"i w W Miv,r
)ll(in M K' 111, from William J lOnuly
,Kin A I' irKer frum Mticleinn il Parker
llcln Woe'ls. t miner, (rem rrmikliii U
Weiiiln. . .,
Hy court Ne, i.
Ku!ll Ma from Ailelnh Mun.
Kranclf X. .Tjrry rem Klhr B. Terry,
Hrh K. HotreB from MerrU Heffrna.
XatUt Sroeka ttvm William U, Boek
EVENING PUBLIC L3BDGER-PHILABBLl,HIAt TUESDAY
Tails I StvS kV " lW':BslaBKMIIIIIIIIaHPIBVftlllB !
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NOAH'S ARK SAILING GAYLY
FOR PORT JN CHA RJTY HA RROR
Tey Galore. Made by City's 1'nferttmatcs, Arc living Sold by
Emergency Aid te
Nonh was net there, but ull his atii- '
mals were when the Ark's gangplank
was thrown out as tin Ark opened
officially for business at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Friends and members of the Ktner
gencv Aid ut whose headquarters, -L'l
Seuth 1'lghteetiUi street, "Noun's Ark
Shep" is moend. wtre en hand bright
and early, The shop is a clearing
house for the -ale of all kinds of tejs
and ii-''fill articles made by patients
f htspitals and institutions in the
iiiv. Lecal arlisi-- and members of
their own home also have contributed.
The animals, band-painted and war
ranted te bring joy te any little boy
or girl who wakes up and tinds one en
ti.ii Christina) tree, arc a feature of
the "Ark " In se. no cases they leek
dolefully at each ether but de net ob
ject te having mere than two of one
FIGHT SHIP BILL'S
DIRECT-AID FUND
rs..e Tll U.ne Di-ftvicirsn '
Democrat Tells Meuse Prevision
Is Designed te Conceal
Cost of Subsidy
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DEFENSE BY KIRKPATRICK
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T. .t ie.' irvi Prrj
Waslilngten. Nev. -" Opponents
of ihe adiiilliistralien shipping bill,
which i- n-ivitig a tinal vole in tl."
Heuse, com ri'd their 1 1 1 -1 ettaik tedn
en 'In pp M-ion renting a merchant
marine fund for pivment of dm-ci gov gev
crnmeiit aid te Americnn shipevvneis.
lie) resenfllive Il.ivis. Ti'llin s. e, 'l
piniecratic nieiiilier of tl M reliant
Marine t'enimit , efiind an niintiu-
llient te eliminate the entile -n 'tien,
nil the Heuse immediately plunged Inte
debate wltll various speakers limited te
live minutes ( .icli.
The seitmn win li Mr. I'avi- sought
te s'n'ie out pliivides ter creation et
the Hint bj the liansfer te it el 1"
t, r cent el I'liste'tis, (limes, lenii i
i 1 1 -- cellrcliil pv
lb.
Heveninient .inl
iliipallieh nial.lli.'
li f i J i ' - in He
h gb I retn-
Ir h.ivis ceniendfil tlinl if a sub
s. v i- te be paid it -heuld be tnet
. 'i'iU.iIIj bv appinprliitien mi that tic
i. iihv vien'd knew i'Vi"ih hew mui '
the iiiv v.i- lesllllg. " Ibis pieis. n
.a ullage." Iii ilec'areil. "aid l
mfried t. mislead the publii as te
ihe cir of a subsid
IJepublican meter- of the cemml'te"
whicsh framed the bill defeml'd ' i
i i'id prevision. Heprr.sentative Kirk
pitri'l. Pennsylvania, arguing i' wi
the II" st I -t 1 seill.ltl in the III It- lit r
Mrs. Hall Ignored
at Murder Probe
Ceullnuril (rem IMite One
rendy found their v.iy te the pjnl,'
He win calleii te corroborate, tij i,j
fnr m in could. Mrs. Gibsen - t..si .
men- he bus satii repeattd Mat i;,
tu. 'hi "f th" murder file saw a ' wen ,n
n griij" standing with i 'hu-hv
liHired man" in back of an .i'io:nebib;
i.irked near the Philllpi far"-. L.itir,
ii-i'irdir.g te Ml. 'lbnii'- "rv, she
.aw alie same "woman in gray"
sfnyling weeping ever he hedliH of a
man and a woman.
ih.ni2U told the jiirnrs 'lit he is a
im,i v Hi m of Seinerville bh, th,-,i at
midiiii'i' en September 1 I ' m,is re
turiuiig from Mnnville llr -,,i he
drove nvir Fastnn avenue i I pa-seil
Lie It is., lane,
S buii'lreil ynnlK bvend c r hine.
1 e -aid he saw a car nitrknl Hi tin
l.irkliess j,! the sole el llie read. Tlie
i ir, Hie v llliess lest il, , v,( se,JUlt
t rewd Gathers (lulrKlv
, The rumor that Mrs 1 inll vmuld
app"ar before the lirmd .lutv p,rsnn-
M .. I U. -. . I I . . ' .
.ill v leicneu feiii'Tvii'i siterijy In lore
pt o'clock. Weid uiis ihat Vbc bad
been driven with Mi-. P..tcr-t m lnr
li'Hige limousine. Peter 'J uujiilt.v , the
fniiulv chauffeur, at the wheel, te
I'.e itid Uroek. Tl is i-, u.idvvjv belueen
h Hrunswuk aid t-nniei ville, and
i-i the railroad af '"ti whleli Mr
Pfedfer uses en b s trips from New
ierk.
Since the murder Mr- Hall ha? gene
out inn lime. ,mi i r intreeuent an
but little, .in J
pearunce.-t m her lia.eusinn always have
neeti tne signal ter nn h curies)ti and
enmment. Sr.. ',t,ped et of ba -k
deer at her W,, M- morning t ns u,
avoid the nni-htiM,,
Ii was Ul le e lock when the iimou - iimeu -
sine, a small ..i.e which eveiv one in
the ceminunitv ki..ws, drove rapidly un
In the curb iriulue the lourtbeiiM', A
..
small ctevd gii'lnrei) ipncklj in Mrs.
Hall wa recesm.ed
The rectors widow stepped from the
niachliii! ami with Mr. Pfeiffer en out)
side of her and Miss Pctern en the
ether, walked rapidly Inte the court
house. one ioek a nest in tne re tunas, ei
w
Ai'ur.
i
Help Producers
kind, for instance, en hand. What is
a calico spotted bull, mere or less, be
tween friends? is their attitude.
The "gangplank" or, if jeu will be
banal, the entrance te the Ark, which
is te be a permanent affair. Is guarded
bv two band-painted life-size soldiers
who dare jeu te keep out. The shop
is under the direction of the volunteer
committee composed of Miss Jtebecca
Thomsen. Miss Susan H. Stewart.
Miss Margaret Berwlnd and Mrs. Jehn
11 Masen, Jr. The Adviser. Com
mittee is composed of Mrs. Nerman
MacLeed and Mrs. Fdvvard Browning.
The following hospitals and Institu
tions centributed: Pennsylvania llos lles
li'al. Presbjterian Hospital, I'ni
versity Hospital, the Old Men's Heme,
Visiting Nurse Society and Eastern
Penitentiary, All the money cleared
will be turned ever le the producers.
the tir.st fleer, with etlier witnesses
suiiimeii"il te appear today.
Mr- Hall had nothing te sav le the
hi w -paper men i utigregnted outside the
i oiiritieiisp, vvniting for news fiem (lie
deliber.itiiiu. Mis- Peters, in her usual
lele of spokcsweiuan ler her friend,
-.aid brietlv that Mrs. Hall was there te
demand that her story be heard.
Choir Mugcr TcstiHc.
' " ""M witness caneu vva- i reu ...
, ,1V1S nM0 pf , ,.,,. detectives win.
ha- been iiitivc ill the case from the lie
ginning. He tc-tilicd ut some bngth.
After lie left the courtroom the l,re
ceiimr called Mi-s Hessic .lamiseii e
of the choir of the Chuii'h of Si. .lehn
the l'vnn.elist. She was net long in tin
urtroeu.. Und was followed b n,,,
I 111--, brother-in-law et Mrs. Mills. He
was in tbi room half mi hour.
At Ht:-4." o'clock Mr. Ki-ekmaii left
ihe (ir.ind .lurj room te go upstairs
ler a paper. lie passed within a few
f. ei ,.f Mr. PfeinVr. but paid no at
tention te him or te Mrs. Hal'. In a
few minutes Mr. l'eekuinn returned and
pa-sod the Hall party again. This i ime
he gave an impulsive quick side glain e
in the direction of Mr. Pfeiffer. but as
befen . did net indicate bv ln epre- -sieii
tiiat h e much as knew the New
nrk .iMorne.v.
A. II I'iinneii was the leiirili "t
in", lb lives near Mis. Hall. I u r -ing
lie night of tin minder hi- deg
bnrk'd and he wint dewnstair- te e'
what was the Clllfe of the i onillielioti.
He went out ami met William Phillips,
night wiiii'hmau at the nearliv New
1-r-ev Stale ( 'o'lege for W nnen.
Ilenneti was called te corroborate tbc
ic-rinenv of Pliilllp.- that in bad seen
Mis Hull enter In-r home, unaccoui unacceui
I . lined, ai about 'J o'clock According
e Mr-. Hall's, own stateiucni she bad
lien out and bad tetuiiwd with
Willie" Sievpti-, her brethrr
."aw Mrs. Hall Out Alene
IJenneit enieiid the mv .becnuse he
-aid te have scen Ph" ip- en dutV
ne.irbj, and tuestienei dim about the
ause of the tleg's barking. Phillips
'old him. n is s..,id. that Mrs. if,,!) jj.,,1
jijsi pa.suj. going iiiiu hi r beuse alone.
When Heniieti left the i.irHiid Jury
room In walk'd our le where Mrs.
Hall Sat ,t".d -hook hands with her til
i.eighherl" fashion, whispering some,
thing that was inaudible te tlio-e
nearbv. Mr- Hall unswern! "Oh,
'hat s all right loud neugb te
heard. j
Then einne tin fifth witness of the I
morning. IV ink Ptisier, of Hound'
l"ioek. He t -titled thin he had driven I
evir I'asten avenue the night of the I
minder nnd had -ion some N'grees J m I
the read in an automobile. This was I
a dlrfai.ee freni the -ceiie of the niuv- i
jMMWBrSS-if'.. , ,' 'SnX ,.J
II . .. I... 1 ...I.I 1 ..
leperter en the
, told the Grand
Newarif l.vrning New,, tebl the Oratid
Jurv what had h.ippened ut the public
inter, imv Mi Hall granted u gieup
of newspupt r men, lepiesentlng n'l the
iMicrn of tin i'ast. lie told circura-
stnntlnllv what tool; place at the inter-
view, and was (jut siienetl by the grand
jurors in
wl ieh l
Mr. Hall
leiail about the telephone call
believed ie have summoned
te his death.
'I ells of "Public Interview"
Zimnier aid Mrs. Hall iiatl described
he- nitieus en the evening of the mur
d'r. -living -ht had been plajnig wltll
ler little niece en the perch; that the
tiicphene hell bad rung and her hus
band bad iitiswerid ; thai be hud gene
out; that she had retired at H o'clock,
but leuld net sleep because of uneasi
ness ever lps failure le return, and later
had gene in search of him with her
'Willie."
'Ihe (iiaud Jurer asked Klmim-r
w la" In r Mr. Hall bad m,.eh of listen
ing in ever the telephone extension
while her husband wa talking. He
testified that this ipicstleu had been
asked her and that she had denied it.
Albaush, whose- testimony was a
miner sensation, was then called. He
told h's story nulekly and wus followed
! bv Mr-. !ibui, the "pig woman."
u t-. s- he mi n
, """".l""' V,: "v ."T?'
' "J e"flLJ,ct' ?,' ". ihhVit
iPr,P; hurch ul M. Mark, ul W,
1 1 r,tv' l,"K- l,bt "lKhl. '"'''P"''' nnd will
f,h,l,ni" "" daii'iMry I the pastorate of
' "" ' "lirr." s' , '")'1." '"' "'Vungi'ii-.i
tin x,,,f tr M nu i1 f . ., ill., i'iiiiiiii
.New Brunswick,
N, J.
which Ihe Rev.
I M ward
Wheeler
Hull viis nnsuir. .Mr. I'etllt, a lerni'Ti
resilient nt c'ii nu
l-eslileiit nt I illiltlen, . . .1., Visited .ni
. . .i . . . .... -
Jlriiiiswii'k two aciI(s nun
APARTJIIWTfl TO NI'IT KVKBV Pt'UHB
ni4 meal aiaru PAnii irjiniil irtMV I1A lOUnQ
QUlckiy by ceniultlna lb Apartment oejuwn
oe paa 34.dv.
...- -.en.. u.i.s "feu ,,,,,, ,, it;- ,ji; iii Trade., Melioel. He was u mem mem
teld recnitlv. hpr , I'hemas R. Pulton ldgr, Ne.
Ktisen" Ziruraer. n lenerter en the Ue. 1" and A. M. Interment will h
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"
AY;
TO REMAIN SAME
Beard of Education Today Will
Call for Levy at 9y2
Mills for 1923
NEW BUILDINGS ASSURED
The school tnx for 10"3 will be fixed
today at nine and n half mills en the
dollar, the same rate h the taxpayer
were charged for the current yeur.
The rate will be made at a special
meeting of the Heard of Education this
afternoon when the recommendations of
the Finance Committee will be re
ceived. This rate will allow, according te
William Dick, secretary of the beard,
the erection of new schools se that the
l."i.0lXt, 000 building program advocated
by Superintendent llroenie ran be com
pleted by IftlKI. A comprehensive build
ing program has already been planned
bj the Property Committee of the
beard.
The total budget of the hehoel sys
tem callH for ?"i'J.71.0.r)34.re. Of this
.-'0,"'0S..")34.ri."' must be raised by taxa
tion. The financiers of the beard cut l
mate that $1,100,0011 will come in from
miscellaneous receipts, such as the pay
ment of back taxes, and that the re
mainder will corns from the State ap
propriation toward the payment of
teachers' salaries under the Finegati
talary ichediile.
Salary List Larcest Hem
The total salary roll aud the rou reu rou
tributien te the Slate retirement fund
is estimated ut ."vIeOM'.'J.". The
leans en which sinking fund and in
terest charges mut be paid call for
.L',0lt7.-l!H.lI). which will be met by a
levy of six and thirteen-sixteenth mills.
The remaining expenses of the beard,
such as repair of buildings, administra
tion salaries, supplies, operations of the
school plant, rents, scholarship and
ether incidentals must be in a lax rah
of net less than two and one-half mill-
nor mere than three mills
Thesis expenses of the beard, wine
'"'
include nu appropriation of S.'ti'.'.'
for puri'linse of land und erccilen
I new buildings without the issuance
"
of
"f
a lean and the paj incut of a deficit en
this jear's account of ?7i.000 and pay
ment of interest charges for temporary
I leans of S75,eni), anient te Si;.H,'.
I I'.M.tlS. This amount i" te be raised by
a tax lew of two and eleven sixteenths
of a mill., which bring the total millage
te nine and one-half mills, or one ene
nuartcr of a mill below the actual
amount which the State school mile
would allow the beaid te levy.
Dlssten Site for Tacony
Th" Tacm distrut will have a new
-thoel building in another year if the
proffer of a large plot of ground is
accepted bv the Beard of Kdueatien.
Jacob S. listen, president of the
Tacenv Trust Company, has written a
'letter te William Dick, secretary of the
beard, in which be expresses Ills desire
ie donate the necessary land. The let
ter, dated November iM, reads:
Referring te the location of l lie new
school for Tacony, I find there is
available a pi of ground bounded
In Klieir. Cottage nnd tiillespie
streets, INI feet wide bv JiT!' feci,
mere or les. deep, which I will In
glad te donate te the Peind of l'dil l'dil
catien, either personally or in ion ien ion
jui.ciieti with the ether lieir.s of the
estate of Mary Uissten. provided ibis
will insure a .satisfactory school
building for Tacony within the next
two veal's.
This piece of ground is well lo
cated, of high elevation, and I under
stand from the Tacony Vat hers' As
sociation sjitisfacterj for the purpose
This offer is le remain open for a
tetni of siMj diivs from dale, and I
sincere! v hope it will help lelicM'
the overtaxed schooling facilities at
tin pros, ut time existing in Tacenj.
Mr. l'ick replied in part :
I urn sni it will be dulj appre
ciate d. and iiinlly sun thai the
linns upon which it is offered will be
cnurelj acceptable te the beard. A
iiim school for Taoen.v is imjuded
in t In building program.
The matter will be presented le Ihe
in aid leilnv. Theie are at pic-mii
1 b-s pupils accommodated in tin- two
buildings of the Di-sten Scheel. Leng
id'ore and Uitmau streets, of whom ."Jl
tie " put lime. If the Mtc suggest, d
bv Mr Uissten is iicn pitil it is. ljkch
thai plans for the euctum of a tow
Tacenv school will take precedence ewi
I Ini.e ter ether schools involving th"
nctpiisiiieii by condemnation of build
ing site-
Deaths of a Day
CHARLES B. FITHIAN
I'.i.-ijl services
ti
i- (ha i bs R.
the C.iIeImubIi
en Cemnnn.v.
I'nhi in, president et
Self. Lubricating Cat
be! whI be held tomorrow nftrnoen ut ids
hop,, 'hm .North rack nvrnin. Mr.
Pi'l in dii 1 Saturday after being e-r-utel
ei a few days previously, Kin
tlliv (,-irs old and had been iu ill
heal'li fir the last three curs.
Mr 1'itliian is eurvivrd by his wife
nml m'e children. He was bem in
l'l ii "' I'lii-i and for pevcr.il years
l.in -I ' e illicit eleelrleitv in tl,.. lit,.!..
."." '. IC'V '. ...... ... ,,iu 1IIII4I-
1 man' in Norttivveod '.euieterv
Rebert P. Morten
l.'eb'i' P. Morten, of Robet t P .Mor .Mer .Mor
eon iV en, undei'takei's, died jt-iiei-dav
of pin 'in enin at his home, at "Ul Seuth
' S..m. Uj stn-rt. Mr. Morten, who was
our vears old. was born In tlir.
old
ileii
1'i.wnrl; district of Smith Pbihi
i.i He was one of the eldest
llll'et i'
rs in the city, having started
111 1 -lilt
in ISti!) at ill! Seuth Iirniid
si l eel
Tl II.
iii d
He leaves three sous. Ruben 1'
I .-iinl 1 1 cerse It. Morten, and
;ht.-r, Mrs. J. W. Ilalne-,
Bishop James M. Theburn
Mtudiille, Pa., Nev. .S. (Uv .
P.i -IP h"i James M. Theburn, of the
Met'edist episcepal Church, died at h's
lieiiv lieic today after a lingering ill-in---
lb Imp Theburn was born at Si
Clairsv ile, tj,, March 7, lS'Itl, and vva
edii"itrt in the public schools nnd Al
'et'hei v College. In 165!i. two jems
after Ins graduation from the latter in
btiti.tinu, he went te India us a mis mis
sleiuirv. where he reiiuiiiied until 1!H),
when he returned. He was statienitl
suciessivt-ly at Njnei Tal, Piiiiri, Mnr-i
bad, I.uoknew and Calcutta, und served
as missionary bishop of India and Mill
avsni from l'VS until his retirement
and return te the United States. He
was the author of a number of books,
nil of a religious character.
rii'.jw . .
I l N M lleMTlv, .V. J . N'1.. I'll, III'.".'
I'l.Ul'V I' , llUklmlHl Of llrilfHtlllH 1 .IIIX
I'lllur,! ktrilteil, H'ei1n-i.IS. '! I' ,M . I"li
rmiilnii. i, s llrwiil i' I'tivrrl. .S. J. In
,.rm i.i
1 1 ,,., I. ,1,-11 . . .'iii.'ii'i.
I I ii-i'ti-j A, tils li.iterLir,
i , '.",,. . ':.- st .wJM.lV.U MI'I.V. I.H
Bei"i, n
K.MI.Il.sii.N Jr mm nf Wlllluni i-, iiiul ill. i.i
M l.ini-rhun, iibc'I li jfiirs. .itiuc-e or in-
r"'Ki:illi.,y.r-fiuwniy. en w. :n. .imiuqivr
(nc IrHand). wile, or jena r. .iny. uuu
,., i
Uuc
lute
"ei e; of f'7er''l fi2.
reelilenee, Sel N. a ai.
funeral will be lven from
SCHOOL-TAX RATE
NOVEMBER ? 28; - 19221 Ki 'V' ' ' 'S
Banker Dead Here
CHARLES .10EL FISK
Fermer head of ltartry Fish and
.; Sent, New Yerk, and tliree
times Mayer of Plalnfleld, N. tL,
who succumbed te heart attach In
his held here.
CHARLES JOEL fFsK,
BANKER, DIES HERE
Fermer Head of New Yerk Firm and
Three Times Plalnfleld Mayer
Charles Joel FM. retired New Yerk
banker, died yesterday al the Bellevitf-
Stratford Hetel from u heart attack.
Mr. Flsk's home was It.' Plalnllehl,
te this city
IN. J., and he had come
'te consult n specialist.
j Until recently Mr. Fisk was treas
urer of the New Yerk banking firm of
Harvey Fik & Sen, but retired bceni'se
of III health. He had been three tlmctt
Majer of Plnitifield and was it coun
cilman for six jearti.
lie was n member of the Union
T.enaue. Plaintield Country Club. Plain-
field Hiding and Prlvlng Club. Watch-
Imati Hunt Club, Ceuntrv Club of l.ak.-
'weed and a number of New Yerk clubs.
1 1 1
was president et .viiiiiicnncrg iies-
, pltnl fyr five
His wife.
j ear".
two sons. c. buries nnd
ItiM-tnv 1l'. neil two ibiitghtei'K. Mr.s.
Lewis' V.. Waring and Mrs. lleberl
.lohiisen. and tluee brothers nnd three
sisters survive.
THIRD PARTY STATEMENT
DENIED BY LA FOLLETTE
Says Conversation Attributed te
Mini by Hunt Incorrect
Washington, Nev. " Senater I.a
I'ollette, of Wisconsin, last night denied
a report fiem Phoenix-. Ariz., that he had
told (ioverner-olei-t Hunt, of Arizona,
a th" 1 parlv would be welcomed by the
I people Senater I.a l'ellette's sug2(S.
I tien was said te have been made in a
I iong-di-tiince telephone lotivei-sation
j with (iovciner-clrci Hunt en tb sub
I iici of the Progressive conference te be
i held In Washington December 1 and '.
j "I made no referent e ten third party
i in m.v conversation with (Joverne'r
Hunt, tan! Senater I.a lolleitp. "On
the contrary. I was particular te em
pbasixe the fact that the conference i
calicti solely te consider a program of
progressive legislation, both Stain ami
national. I stated that, both Democratic
nnd Republican tioverners. Senators
land Representatives were invited te the
i cenft-ience."
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31
Hew's
Your Gelf
Game ?
We have just opened
an exclusive shipment
of English Woolen
Gelf Stockings that
should put "pep" in
even a mediocre
golfer.
They are certainly wonder
ful golf hteckinRs strent;
and lirm in te.ture, with
l lint rugged British "fed"
and appearance that is se
typical of English made
hosiery.
The colorings nnd patterns
"breathe the bpirit et the
links," some have ull - n,er
patterns and designs, ethers
with only fancy tops.
Priced Sli.OO, $6.30, $8.00
nnd 10.00.
JACOB
REED'S
SONS
1424-1426 Chestnut Si.
.'lore r.lnycd Thanlwelu'") liuj
i
w
Construction
Superintendent
Nine je.irh' experience buper
intcndiiiK construction of
buildiiiKH el' cery kind. Three
j ears U. S. Army; Cuptain
KnKineers. Age 3". Wanta
position with cenl racl or or
builder. IIex H 224, Ledger
OfQce or phone Ambler 439-J.
a
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t Ht mil '
HIS'BRIDEOFADAY'
TO CLAIM TFERNAN
Wat Legally Entitled te Wed
Professer, Her Mether
Says
MARRIED WHILE EXCITED
Hancll, Itt Nev. US. Mrs. Charles
H. Muwn, mother of Mrs. Blanche
Hawn-nash-Brlmmer, back here teduy
from Mitrslialllevvn, lu.. where they
spent yesterday Investigating tue mar
ital stutus of Mrs. Brimmer, an
nounced thai her daughter legal y was
entitled te wed Prof. Jehn I. llcruun
In their Crown Point, lud., ceremony
Inst Saturday. . . ,, , .,
It Is "Mrs. Blanche Tlcrnun" dell
nltely, said .Mrs. Ilawn, und Prof,
Tlernan and .Mrs. Augusta Tlcrniiu
must kettle their legal stutua In In
diana. , ...
"Mv daughter never Intended le
marry Tiermin when she went te Chi
cago last Thursday night," the mother
said. "Tiermin wired her te come te
Chicago that day. and she went. 1 hey
hHtl expected le be mnrrled ut Christ
mas time, but Tlernan, I believe, get
excited nnd the hasty marriage ut
Crown Telnt was the result.
"Mv daughter never ban been a very
calm thinker, acting frequently en the
Impulse, and this, together with Tier
nan's Insistence, no doubt easily wen
her ever.
She is
I "Nl"-' ''i'1 "''& wrong.
Odd Plaques '
Of Chinese Carvings
of jade, rock crystal, chal
cedony, carnelian, ame
thyst, amber, agate, rose
quartz, lapis lazuli, black
onyx or aqua marine as a
colorful culmination te a
dainty costume. Sauteir
of black silk cord.
J. E.GALDWELL & Ce.
CHESTNUT STREET BELOW BROAD
"2553
.mgjj,i.w!UUMHUiJu
Distinction
1
llinn ar dlslmcUenJ
errd In one a clothe. Htid it Is te the scrupulen
mmnteimnce el the brt qudllty standards that
our evaty thought und rnetgy la dedicated.
.Vtie I or. Sdire
7.5 Vast iUli St
ssc
Sim-
Moter
The car of the
Authorized Dealers
Kirkpitrick & Hejrtcr Wcttmerctind
16H Marktit St. 3322 N,
united service moon Agcr. Jehn
M9 Carpenter Bt. A440
If-feaLi
Arcidi Moter Ever Ready Garaie Rey Schaiffer
4920 North Bread Bt. Bred & Beulevunl Cynnyd
What de
yeui' savings r
J eairn for veu
WKwamsimamai
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Gpia
. Surelii:
Moeo.ooo
West End Trust
Company
RROAD'OTREET-AT SOUTH PENN SQUARE
ttm only local v!fn nf Ti..
the court records In Marsnalttewn niS
cleared her divorce record, which M
Tlernan seems te worry about."
iier, uauguter s mum object new I.
te prove te the world that she U iki
legal wife of Prof. Tlernan, Mrs. Ifeft
said. "
The daughter plans (e spend sevenl
dayti at the home of her first husband
Floyd ntthh, In Mnwtailltewi. fc
parents live there, and her fbur.ytiV.
old son, Kenneth, la with them.
Keulh Bend, Intl., Ner. 2S.m t
l'.)-Wlth the threads of the demeift
affairs of Prof, and Mrs. Jehn P
Tlernan becoming mere tangled hi
ninny new developments since the bm
of the Tlernan-Peulln paternity can
the next move of the principals toward
n restoration of harmony In the heusi.
held was lielng .watched with intend
today. '
Despite Ihe fact that Prof. Tlernsa
announced Inst night that the recehcll.
latlen with his first wife was mevln
along Hiitlsfacterlly, a dispatch from
Miirsbiilltewn, la., nueted Mrs.Blanclw
Brlmmer-Tlerniin. the professor's
"bride of u day," ns seylng that shi
was the latter's wife and was eeln
te live with him. She said she ex!
pectcd Tlernan te arrive at the low
city Wednesday. This Tlernun de.
nles.
Whether the professor will carrv out
his announced intention ut dlsinissltit
tlic divorce petition ugalnst the firit
Mrs. Tlernan und have the appeal of
the paternity case ngnlnst Harry Peu
lln dismissed, or whether he will takt
action te have his murriugn te th
second Mrs. Tlernan pronounced legs!
tire steps that remain te be determine!
by future developments.
Fellow Husband In Death
Manilla, N. !.. Nev. 28. Within a
few hours after her husband, Cbarlti
Murphy, was burled Mrs. Miirphj
tlied in iter neme nere iuinuiiy. K he lnj
long been au invulld. ' "
umniiif i
of value te br censid-
Rebert Stewart
ire
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MEN'S TAILORS
1501 Walnut St.
r " ' ip,1 i'hi'Wf hvi nrT
.
Face at the Window
"Hcrc comes a geed-looking
car. I wish 1 had mine. This
is a great day. Is it a
visitor? Ne, by Jove, itV my
Moen and I only ordered it
yesterday."
Prices: K. O. B. Factery:
$1195, $1695, $1785, 52185
MACKIN MOTORS, INC.
J. Jey Vnedi-rBrKt', I'ren
8&S N. Bread f.t
hone Peplr 15
ninplny Hoenn
Open KvnnlnK
Cars
ten proven units
Moter Sale Ce. Kin
Bread St. 4031
I meter 3iii
0 Chettsut St.
A. Morriien
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