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HRT MIDDY PROBE FINDS Ine
Li ONLY 'MUSSED HAIR' fe
BRHR; Annapolis Inquiry Fails te Up- FKJSHk
HHIF' held Denby's Charge of Kf-. rBEm
tmmS' - High jinks f"'4i' P
$& ONE UNIFORM WAS DUSTY K's ,
MIH Tin a FlalT rerrcinnitf'n'f IHk WHA. 1
Vu a Ftaff rerrnrnnrln'f
AnnapellH,' Mil.. Per. ''.- Twe mid
41m had their bnlr miinrd.
Thin U tlic net n'siilt of the Inipiirv
no fnr Inte "sinful" actions of mli
hlpmrti nt tli" ball fellow Inn tlie Ann.i
Navy football same at the Itellcuie Itellcuie
Stratferd In Philadelphia lnt !atur
day. A beard of itncstlgntlen. inipeMns
In ltn sold lace and Its elllctal ilisn.l.
Is slttltic In judgment upon thii affair
As fnr ns the matter has . ne, Sec
retary of tlu Navy Ilenby. who ordered
the Itnpilry seem" te be "lie enlv one,
who niw nil) IntoNlc.itieii at tli" h.ill.
The officers nn tin- t'eard of imiiir
rnnnet cvaetly be vni,i te i,i,i; mmwi
at the turn of affairs. They wear pel.er
faces.
The beard held if- tirst scsem ps.
terda and win sehedii'ed te sit iib.iIm
today, but an important nent mad"
adjuurnuieiit until Mnudux nft.idntelv
Jirces.sary. Tlic Mat in pl.ij lie Annv
football, at lialtiuier.' te,a and al'nu t
the whole N.nal Aiademv is uelti,', w
the heard will net uiictii' iik'.uu un
til Monday.
Denby riiarcr Net llarhed
Seeretarj 1 teuhy, tlioreiinhl.' shei Kei
It seems, insists he u intevicnunu nt
the ball, but no one will li.ick him up
Naval eflicers who were there will nut
admit they niv anything wrenc
Civilians have writ 'en te the Naval
Academy taking exception te Secretary
JJenby's remarks, and iultini,' the
Middies were cold sober. This tin
Middles cheerfull admit.
In fact, one of the witnesses t cs
terday's henrinit. MMshiiuiiati tieerce
CastcVa. cliiiiriuan of the Midshiii'ieii's
Hep ( etiiiiitttee, was se precis,, ,
answers te iUestieiis put te hini bj ihe
beard, and se anxious te be ilioreuirldj
accurate in his repli that he admitted
ordering two Middies from the tloer
"because their hair was mussed and i
their uniforms net properly brushed." I
He could net ! mad" te admit he had
ecu any Intoxication. I
SjmetheiinK ii grin ftie merihers of
the beard proceeded with the m turn
ing, tactfully emitting mi further ref
erence te the mussed hair.
Hear Adminil Henry 15. WiKen, '
tuperiiiteiident of tin- Naval Aimlein),
and Cemmaniler Themas U, Kurt..,
cenimandant at the Aendemj. together
Willi Midshipman ('astern, w the!
only witnessei. eYnmlmil esterdav, ,
Admiral Wll--en made It plain he ac- '
cepted full responsibility ret the ar
rangements for handling the middles
while they Aere away treia tlie a ad- j ,
euiv.
He tetitied he was net ; res.-it !
nt the ball. us he left ti'ini"- i
dlatcly nfter the game. lie said he had '
no eliielil iuferai.it ion renn riilM-' tic
misconduct of any midshipmen ar.d he
referred te letters he had received from
persons who voluntarily stated they .nd
Seen present at the ball and had seen
Be Improprieties.
it was explained by Admiral Wilsen ,
that tin regiment of midshipmen had ;
leave after the gnme until time te re
port at their stations for the return
trip. 1'very midshipman, he insisted,
returned te the Nnvnl Academy at the
proper time anu in tne proper con ill
tlen. Ne officer liart
upervise the behavior
mpn. he Mild. Mich a
considered necessary. Kvery officer
present, he said, had the right te
supervise the middies behavior. i
Commander Km (a was e.pml'v em-
phatlc. He testified he was present at
the ball and saw no intoxicated mid-
llilpmcn. nor urn ne see nny inner im-
pretier conduct.
He tulil the beard nt different
periods all the officers of the exceii
tlve department, with one excep
tion, had been present at the function
and no one rt ported any liupreprb ties.
CIVILIAN'S DRANK.
MIDDIES BLAMED
Te the t diler nf the Evening Tublie l.eitiie:
Sir Allexv me te extend te .xeit un
heartfelt thanks for xeur splendid edi
torial in the Kvkxivii I't ni.ir I.khei it
of Nexember 20 entitled: "Football and
Dry Laws; Kchees of Army-Nnvx
Day." Your treatment of this 'ubjet
wns masterly and I believe jeu ex
pressed therein the sentiments of every
telernni nml snne men nnd xvnmnn In
th State.
The xvrlter attended the fnetlnll
game, entertained a party of miiNhip-
men nt dinner at the lllivv headu".Mr-
ters, nnd xvas a guest at the ball, xvh"re
I stayed until dnucing stenped. I can
ay fiem personal knexxleiip'e mil t,.
serx'atinn that only u verv fexv of the
midshipmen Indulged In llipier or bore
any evidence of It. Seme of the imlirins
present had evidently been indulgiiig ,
in fact, they xxere cnnsplciieii at times.
Quite likely the Na mis blaiii'd fo fe
tnls bv some of the ehserx-ers. One of
the midshipmen In m.x party expressed
himself somewhat as follews:
Bcfore the Velstead laxv xvas pass
ed, It xvn a rare tiling for an An
napolis man te appear at n public,
function of any kind xvlth even the
smell of liquor en his breath. If any
ene of us had appeared ut a dunce or
1 ball under the influence of liquor,
liit would ve-y promptly have been
hustled off the fleer nnd prm te.ly ,
' ostracized thereafter. Nexv the beet-
leggers come into the grounds and '
Duildlngs Mt Annapolis and sell the I
tuff openly! Yeung men xvhe never
drank before nre learning te drink I
1 bow. That Is, a small percentage of I
1hm nre. We are all subject te un-
written lnws nnd cedes of ethics i
which nre far sttenger than the Vel-
stead act. and any midshipman who
matin It his business te report these
things would, in effect, be commit
ting social suicide, se my hands
are ied. Ninet.x -eight per cent of the
young men at Annapolis de net drink
under any ircuinstiiuees, but t is
being "poked at us" nil the time
far nole than it exer wns before the
no-celled prohibition laxv hcuime ef
fective. The above statement xvas agreed te
by the oilier midshipmen in the party.
and I have no reason te doubt its
truth. If Secretary Denby wants te de
anytli'ng inure than jutt "rave" for
publication, all he need de is slnrt a
quiet investigation, and quit insulting
the great muss of splendid .xeung men
. ..... !.. fit, , i .Inf.tMili.t-k .-tfi.i... V'.i
-WllO '1IC VOL' ,1,1",,' '' " '.' " ". .',, ,,,- ,
tlen. Ill view of tlie fact that
source of my information reiild easily
be traced if my name is pumisticd, I
ask you net te use my mime if this
letter is given publicity through .xeur
Columns. , "Jl'STICR."
Philadelphia, December 2, ll22.
'r THB TIBRI.KHH "TKIKft"
i American xlult of Qeerses Cltmtnceau
i...
fiiiew's viewpoint."
ItSrvHX IU BICI, i.i.,M. urn Miriiitf --III4
y's Itinerary will
ew
fst by ipacUl cei
wlbi rivn ntn
incul coi.pendnti, bin
rlvn -remlnant poaluen In
"iwnutnii, mn
Incnt toaltlen In
PMU0 lVQB.
SB?' Annapolis.' Mil.. IVr. '-'.- Twe mid- K -JilllJBsv I
2tS!K'' "" nnt- thc'r ,in'r m,,,t'(,''' HPw'"v,v.. HIHyfi
vfSjbbt' ' T,ll!' ls ,1", ,",t r,""l't nt lllp In'ui,'v r "''SBm
$3!PHim IM " rnl lnt0 M"" in'i ion- in hi in - v iaaaMjH0iidjyi'i. -OTwi I
i lB'-i'.'- Mpnien nt t1i ball fellow lntr the Arm - MiHUSMifeaaS?. ?lHkl
llS Navy football kmiih- ut the Hellenic-( KftmKtSSMT
' At MP- Strntfenl in Philadelphia Inst !utiti- ( HRHHHBlL
tool Jtr A beard of itixctlgutlnii. imposing JjW 'SiBSpi''
th'1' In its geld lac and Its elllelal dign.l., -V "" WMHM&l
the fi ' ,s "" in J'lciniit upon this affair t ' . - jpr
f nlhc,' 'J As fnr ns me mntier nns g' ne, ppi- ,f sp; ,
COHfVj K Vn t,..i,tt.' urntiid te he hn ,mlv one IftiWI ?K8KIKSC3
i ' tlftf 5 who SIIXV 1111 IllteNlcitinll !lt til" h.ill. i V '" 55
MMTllfAft. i. ft-i... ...it........ ., ,1... t.,,.,,.,1 ..- !ii.it.iii 1 v-.3t s. .. 3
wMtlxfr fc' A '" "'".""","""' ".'"., !' !sV!CV' '4 till
ii3a t ' cannot eneiiy no miu m .'"'. en .ii'u ' , i; s35PW!3 M .
liirJlfe- nt the turn of affairs. They wear imiI.it j lwVVi HK K 3
i NmHk laces. e v '. rm ;&s g
. flaff Tlif beard held In tirst e1mm ic- l - &t3sMsv 9
J2f.r. r tcrdn nml win .elinlu'.-il te vit iib.iIm! 1;. V Spf-t, 1
'rSiSaft t today, but mi important i''M mad"! Wr . m,,v I
TLSiMr- i adjuurnuifiit until Mnndi.x nh.idntplv f ' & tmMW&T'fC'- 1
SHmL Jirei-.sary. The Mai in- p!.i U - Annv 1-5 : 8
IvSliSR ' football ut lSaltltiier.- t.-din mid iil-i... t vs Vfe, Vfl
!.'A1? I the wind.' N.i.il A.aib'im is eeltu', -., V ttkffi&&A
lEHltW' l the heard will net iuncn.' ntf.iin un- I PVv HMK'l
a. i fcr I ! 4'kiikiii; t i
r-firM:.
Ueiniiilr Heimni'tiM, niiH'trin, and
Mi. Mlll.ini tl.iilit. tltfiins in
Ntriiuui' rasr settled b Miii;'istrate
l.llllli'll IlilMltIK elltll 111 Slt'O,)
bends te li'"i ilie peaic. Dinniiiii .
arr.iieni'il en a l:ir''i' of Inirulai'.i.
.issfi'liil Mrs. Il.illit li.nl ai!;ii'd
Ii I til and tiiat lie was (linildni: (lie
perch In order te s(p her. Mrs.
HaiKbt denied tbe i ai'ipiiiji In tole
NEEDS MONTH TO BUILD
' CASE AGAINST DAUGHERTY
Heuse Judiciary Committee. Called
te Confer, Lacks Querum
Wasblngtcn. ln
Petlllleil i barges
. - i I!y A P. i -
I5epre.'litalIX'e
eks imp.' n-lit?n-t
ll.ingliert were
t.iiCl.X b.i in IM-
bx
K"ll, r ' n xx 1. l he
of Atieinex I in ral
isiiisnli red infei uial
et
the
I louse
ll the
.ludii I'lrv I iiii.iirt
wire iiri'scnted lati
tie. t" Willi
xe-terda.x .
I'esiring te obtain the xiews nf immii-
bets lis te til" pliieedlll'e lli'Xt Wi'(.
I 'hairiuaii Vi Ntenil si;in:nenei eouuu.t eeuuu.t
In mi'ii f .r dtsi iissu i "f Mr. Iv'lb r's
bill of r.nrtiiMil.irs, but less than a
ipmrum r"pmUil.
Mr, Ki'br. m his h iter te ('Iki'i1-
I'llill Vh's'i id. s,,b be would In ee at
least ii month t niple e ins , j.,, . n i
. 1 . ,. i Ml I, of .Ills li e in'.
erds lie ue-ir i! te i :ini ne.
MAY GET OVERDUE RAINS
Forecast for Next Week Is. t Least.
Hopeful
a-liiir.'ieii. I km . . 1 1?
1
We.iM'er eitliink ter the will,
In
.in-
mug Mi iii'ax :
N.'i-tli and M'dd'e VManiii- State-:
Cnr-sj K-inlili, ii nliMi'ss. t, i ipi r..tiire
tear or shghtli be ,,w nerinal. ueie
-lenal light rains nr snows.
MBCenvicts Ge Hungry as Penalty for Whisper in Holmesburg "Hell9'
f emlimril fn.m P.ise I'ne
"" wall t! m .gli the ,.n and th ih
place t i -it - en tli- steel. As the
result of snt.ng e-i this stm 1 d ly in
in,j
J .
i u''"l
lay out, the pri-emr
s what is kuexxu as the
seen ee,
'Helmes,
buig Hump.'
"Tfte only pasilnn is iinil.ng
from a llbrarv of L'.'.en biniks. There
nre 2(111' loei.s in Kn.'lish. 12u I'.la.-k.
weed's lMinhurgh Magazines, tifieen
X flumes of the I'lithulle elic.xcliipeillll.
.e.i'lltv-twe ItnllllM 1
French. 11" Hebrew.
seen Pidl-h. ten (In el:
elis, thiMil'M
in" licriivin.
and one Ilus-
MHO
"Rrlntlxes and friends tne v, t :i.
biwi-d te .end tl prisoners :ti lead
ing matfr. A fe low xxhe i tm' ,,f i
li'i rarv turn if laiml niiniei t...nl the
i
h-ila-s .tuff tiny nave en l.im.l. If
there lappci.s tx be meie than one
si in dmiig i mi" he has te u-."it
his fellow ceuntrjinMii is thr' ug
fnre he i mii git n shot at the one
It i'
uiit.!
. b. .
Has.
tn el
itine-
' -un book.
Ciuisequeutlx . 'ill tl
fellmxs ',
minti.ui
'Seme
l-.ed un III sdltci'
de is breed aim ne "'.
if the iin-uiiei's an j nn it e,
te work nt xvenving. making
shoes and serubbirg. p'llnting
washing. Fer tins ' ev r-e n
feed than these i 1 1, .1 :'i nil
It ile enables t . m tn t ilk
., X.hi'e
I ll lieu-
i'.IX . Illl'
ll. III'
fellows xxl'be'it ti.ir of In ,ng m
Ne (liance tn D.iru Meney
lad
"I hex xxerl; anu tlie xxer lui'-il. bu1
they it! e net paal one iini f, ,r tie
lnher. If n iwenf-xenr miiviit worked
nil of his time making sn'hings mi be
XVldll'l get XX hell be left I if I,. Nils
lucks enough e last that long' would
be . and hat N all. If 1," i- a urn-
x ii t nnd 'e- , , ,,n un n.. nrtis i ,.
gi ts n 1 1 r in ',. t i ud ii" le.ii i xx In ii
leaves, i I'M, iieuiii nt rii'.'ii in-
'pis 'iii", llll'l mini
lug for this xxeil
ue prevision ler pa .
"Life in the cells , heirifxiug. Th
cell is a bat I in i I Minder, all cuicrei,.
mid tie piisetnr : net al' ex "d te d'"
orate the wall. If be all 'I III i,
manner te lemmunii ite wrh tie f.l f.l
lexx in tie i ell next te luni, he s
"sirappnl" lix the kei per. 'I hat Is put
iu tlie pnni-huK in 1 1. mil the next
time the foei) inn k pus,.. il,is nai -
It'll it doesn't step lie klie's t.uit for
t went .four Icmi's in will gel no I i
The peer devfl. h" de nel gi t ., it te
welk v til X leliii 'hi un-t.ilkiii.' i-x.l
mid ex en talk ibreiigh the i.i. ! rd ruin-
llge sxstelll.
"This Ibex de b.x a pieairaiigid sig-
nil, Mich as timp'tig en tin. xx i I thiee
times. 'I be tap Is passed ,dei . th,.
entile block and exii.x fellow i.,ing bis
solitary bit will si n.I his xmie tl, rough
I the pipes.
1 "This method of nmu,.i n s
frowned in, and If a man i- m i.-ht he
gets txent-feur Imuis xxitln.it leml.
i A repetition of the nfti use i i rues a
j penalty of foedbss hours running In
1 nilietx -six, although breid mil w.u, i
line sxxitclnd in at tb- fml -eighth
hour.
Once a fellow lining u long bit at-
the1 tempted te malu
i iiuimciiI iiisttumeiit
e ill iiapi r ever iU
by placing a I
romp, lie xx us uuiuiiiiiig .ixvnv in mm
self xxlien he was caught The result
xx ns the less of his ci.iub mid he never
did get another, because he had vielutci
the rules by making a i'ele in Ids eel).
"If a man makes a hall out of rags
ami bounces it against tint wall ami
lie N caught, that means no feed for
txvciity-feiir bems, If he happens te
get a hook from the library that hit
has read before, and is detected ex
changing it with a convict in the ud-
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHIIiADELPHIA? SATUIli)AY.
Court Bars Youth
Frem Haight Heme
Continued from I'He On
calling regiilaily I told him te stay
awhv.
"lie (old me he knew all the poli
ticians up here and that 'Tem' Watsen
would get Ii I tit out of any trouble. This
be has threatened my life and my
husband';) life icveral times. 1 recall
that ten months nge he came te tn.x
house with a revolver. 1 sent for his
mother mid she advised tne net te let
hint call during tin day."
"I never threatened them," Horn Hern
luetrii broke in.
"Who told .Mill te rail. Mr. Haight
Ali-s. liiiiuiii ? the magistrate aMi.
Mew. llnlelit." he retdlcd. "I was
i working for m fuller, n greier. nml
one day when I ,",lV1!!',1I11,iy7nn!!
enler sin told me te call around and
see her some eciilng.
si-.., tin !.,( n,.i,
I "The .lest nlBkt I we,,, .bete I nil
drunk. 1 stacd at her perim.len. '
Then' were n tiMii.her of persons drunk
hub.'; "f siti-Tin cVeM'b, riS'? ,,vl"f "7 -' - name. Ne forma,
one Instance she ashed me te stay away "'''nrge lias been ledged ngainst him,
from work. autheriliis say. He bus been taken te
Tii" imi2itra'e luked if Heiiunetrn'' ! Hacketisack for examination.
parents knew of it and lie said tney
Mill t..t M M.i P.lllllllMtKII lllllll t II U
Ml' I lM ,l s, I f T'l tl lit V I 1 tl .11 VI I'll.'
callcl.
"I knew about It." site began. "Ten
menth'' age Mr. Iluiglit asked me te
' my boy home. He wellWll t CO.
Haight leek off in be's glans'M
ud beat hin- up. Deminic get up and
standing against the wall said he du
erved it."
A letter lleniuietra sent te Mm.
Ilalght Noeiuhr IM was shown te the
ttriglstvatn. In it lleinmetin addressed
Mis Iluiglit us "Iiear lilllie" and said
'e would de anvthliig in the world.
we die for her. The letter con-
i n led
that as
linn Ii
his ilslts
lie would
were
te
liurtlu
te keep
av .
Itrntlier Makes Threat
The niagirtiiite essii,M'd f fatheriy
miner te the .leiing defendant.
"Js'and bv eiir patents and let the
lliiign" family tilene," h said. "If
,iii w.'i'e married jeu wouldn't want
.iiix'.iil-, te step in nnd try te break
up ui:r home.
Mrs lliilirlit remnikeil she llmiisht I
"nn awful let about the box- but net in .
the wax he beliexed."
After Ileinmetta bud been held te '
. ., ... t . .. . .
tfee trt. Tienee. Alenelas lietnmeu.l. n
M...'..r h-eriie-. .,i , iiniuhr nnd
s..id 1 iii. i tint done with xmi xet." I
ilaig!.! tailed the Magistrate's at
tention te the remark end l.lndell liur
rieil exer.x mi" from the efl'iee.
1200 HOMELESS IN FIRE
errebenne, Que., Swept by Flames,
Priests Avert Panic
Terrebonne. One.. Pec. 'J. -(Itx
!,.;
i M than I"IH) of 'iVrrehe
p'llni "M et .iiiiill are Jmrneli ss as a
suit et the tire that swept th" town.
ik Mrexiiig 1"." buildings and i tutshig
iiamage .stuinfd at Sl.DOtl.lMIO.
AI'hein.!i the lire lighters, n-sised
bv liretMi n fiem Mmitreul, repeited
the lliunes eheeked th'Te were flesh
I'litleenl-s ted.ix . I 'ii. tilings In the path
'of t'l" (lnines were dxuiimited nnd panic
i was aveitcil old xx lien lulests of the
llelx Stici.imeit laarelied through tlie
Mr. lined streets carrxing before them
t! I elevited IIet.
Broekliart Takes His Seat
ttv,l!inctnii, I lie. !.- il'.v A. l'.1
Smith W, ;'ire'ikhar as sxwun in te-i'-..x
as Snimter fiem Iowa fm- the un
i vpir.il I "in of William S. Keii.xeti.
lie xx, pn . "t,d ly Senater (' immli's.
("hav'e. A. Itixxsnii. who Iris be, n serv
ing b giiberiiMterial np eintiuvii , re-
lillillshul Ills seat.
joining cell, he le-es his Fibtary privi
lege fur an iiidetiuite pi rind."
"The number and offense of every tiix"
who is jiutiisbed for breaking pri-en
im!"s aie eticred in ti book kepi bv
the k-'epi r in inch block. This jeierd
of puiiislimeiit, which is kept by date
and sigied ! the complaining keeper,
gixes bx number the offender, the cell
h. ei'i'ipiis mid th" time the offense
was ceiiimitteil.
"Fer ii.stiiuie, en Jul .",11, Inst, iu
males of ,elN '.'.".;, p::'.l. 011. Wis. IlllO.
!i"ii. ''72 and HT.'i weie charged in the
punishment book xxith having jellnl
down the dtaiii pipes, or out their
xximle'xs. :ii ,j one was marked up for
xx hist im i.
"Whin th, i.re enterisl in the book
It tin alls !i.. of feed for txxenty-feur
hour- and p, ll is ease ttiree of the men.
thus,, eii'upx'i , i'.'", '.ilt'.l and '.Ml. weie
icpeiteil t xx i.e. This meant u less uf
feed for fort -eight hours.
"August 2 lu-t xvas aueilier 'loud'
night iu I! block. Here the hiei.e-s
repot tid the occupants of cell, 7,7.1,
"is!, Tli.". "ii. "ii'.' and "72 ter xxhat
x ns. murk's) in the book ns l,,n .1 '
This tacit t that the men had been
caught talking tliieugh the drain pipe.
A ci.i.pl,, xxi ie listed in the book for
I" ni-li. . -t.t because they Irid I n
"i.ar'iPig." One man. according te
the I... I,, nppnrcnil 'larked' eight
t''ies Fer that he xxas gixen (went,, -lour
enjuiess hours. 'Harking' js
, slloe'll
"'i he iii-euers nre gixen n half caite
of si :,i inch month," said IVisiutt,
" nix. i max haxe a loe'h ln-ti'-h If .u,
lllii.' It in xxitll XOIl xxlli'tl .x.ill lll'IMXe.
but
m ret nothing te i enn .xeur teeth
Ren) Ists Four Times a Year
"Yeu i an 'put in' te see the doctor,
but if xmi de .xmi lese .xeur exercise
I i'n I1' ... ler that da ami if xmi coin-
I'lll.'l et OLir leetll the dellllsl xxl') srH
i i oil hi . ipinrlerlx vt it.
Mere loud of belli r ipinlnx is nuetln
fi' coming from Helme-bui;: iniuates.
Tin se men say thai tin I I. te.
g'llnr xxitll the solitary ceiiliin ineiit
xx, i in a slum tine, brink down unx
.i IS'.ll.
Last xxei'k n ciuixbt xxhe serxeil three
jcar- iu Helmcliurg. all of thai lime tr,
a cook iu the prison gallex. xxas ie
leased and thai mill had hmdlx steppeu
out before lie iiliiieuund lliiil Ie was
going te battle for a genual In itc iniciii
of i oiiditleiis iii ihe piisen 'I his man
is klleWII IO the police Ii- Ilelll TalliOI.
lie was xirluallx iu cluiige of the pre
paration of all feed coeki d in tile
prison.
Talbot centeinN thai the Helinisburg
Iirisen is the wer-t jail in the Fulled
Slates, that th inlets me nel enlx
fibject Ie inhuman treiiiuu nt In cause
of tile rules, bill me unili rf.-d. He
clllllges lliat all' one xxl.e seixes mere
tint ii n year there, unless in the pest
phseul condition, hemmes , ph.xMciil
mid mental wreck and suftets fimu xvhut
ih- convicts term "prison stir." a fnnu
of inania brought itbe'ii b solitary con cen
fiiiement, lack of proper feed and In
ability te engage in some kind of labor.
Monthly Inquiry "a Julie"
The nientlil.x Inspection made by th"
firund Jur.x Is culled a joke In the
former iiinvict mek, who saxs that the
etliclals at the count prison auva.xs
knew l went -foul hours In iidvan.
xvlien the (iraiid Jury Ih te make its
' tour.
He declares that dm ing ills thr''c
j ,nis' t fi in he iiemt aw one (iiaml
Jurer tulking with u cuuxict, but that
the Jury Iu a body is ulwn.xs taken In
I tow by Captain Ilesten, assisted by
Keepers lliuebart and Sobers, and
1 shewu the galley and tbe two new blocks
ARREST IN PROBE
OF GIRL'S MURDER
Man Detained for Examination
in Death of Christine
Hervish
KILLED IN WALLINGTON, N. J.
"u wtefrrt "rtsi
Knl Itntberferil. V. .1.. Hi,,..
P.crgen County ntitlieritlcN have arrested
, , ... , ,
n ,"n" " ilUltiKtnn in connection with
'he murder of Christine Hervish, whose
''0ll - V "" f'l"l '" " n''l WllHlllB-
'"" jesterdny.
The county authorities have refused.
a story told by an used couple living
- t
la CurlMndt. near here, Ims furnished
the chief cine en which the authorities
were working today te trace the mur-
' derer of Miss 11-rvisli,
' Shortly after the bedy wns identified
iasr nignt nv .xii k, .xiarie Jvingey, ,i
i sister of the iiitirdereil girl, a Curlstmlt
1 man and his w fe reported te the police '
'en ThnnksslMiig nlglit they had seen
.two men beat and knock down n glili
'whose decriplii.n tallies xvith that of I
xit.. T i : . i . u-i,... i. ,. .
;'.:;.. r,:"i .v.:'' : s."i
i" ii'i'nii i,. iiii.-i -, ,-, me iinsiiiuiiiis i
lied, according te the report.
The iiung weui.in arose nnd followed
her assailants up the read toward Wall- '
ingien ncinre i ne ceupie could rencn
her, they said. About nn hour would
lie vcipilred te walk from where the
alleged nssimit tiel place te where (he
bed wns found, police pointed out.
The time clement provides a dlscrcp
aney which must be explained nxvav,
police said, before they can be certain
the girl felled I) two men in Car-
ftnd txvns Miss Ilervlsh. The aged
couple declare they saw the nssntilt
shortly afl"r ! o'clock. MIsh Hervish's
...!.. I.... . Ll... .11.1 .n 1A I
i,-hhi,,- rn,, s,,,. ,,M, ,,, inne uer
utiele's home in Vmi Itutherferd iiiiill i
half past ten. She and ether members
of her I'limllx had missed Thanksgiving
at the past Uutherferil home. At 10::t0
sh.. said she was tired and started
1 home alone, relatives said.
Se far as is known, the girl had no '
weetlieart and xvas net interested In
men. Kriends dic'nre she would net
hive accepted the offer of an automobile
ride If one hnd been made.
Jim Watsen Seeks
Scepter of Ledge
( imtlimril from Tnce One
rKes nnd relates modestly hew in lus
xiMitli lie xx-as Keniililican xvliin of tiie
Heuse. Speaker Cannen xvas senile and
Wiitsen was praciically master of tne
Heuse, a parallel of course te the sit
uation existing new in the Senate with
Ledge as leader nml Wutsmi as xvhty.
Kxperienee, training, native capacity
. lid liens., tnxer cver.xthlnu is ,m h.
side, xiha' mere could ou nskV
Yeu might nsk ler xete.s te disii!i:ci
Ledge, of (etirse. In the tirst place,
Ledge is in possession of tlie leadership
no inai is nine points et tne inxv.
.'gain. i ll.e I'regre-sivM haxe their
prima dentus ie that they have just had
te p-.t lejidi-rsliip of their bloc in th-
, I anils of steering cenimltlees. m, loe,
Uhe regulars have their prima donnas.
I and J. H" saxs it is ncx-er taken i
into the blocks xxliere most of tlie men
;:te doing solitary confinement.
The Jureis are shown the feed being
pupated en ti bin electlic cooker and
told that this is the feed te be served
te th" convicts, when, according te
Talbot, this fied is being prepnied for
the kiepers, who out ilielr neon meal
in prison.
"I have no personal complaint te
make," .ays Tnlnet, ''but T certain!
feel that something should be done te
change the general living conditions,
"It is almost impossible te describe
just hexv much the convicts suffer.
A ehinge from the selitnry confinement
s'. ul'l be made at once and mere feed
should be provided.
"F. r breakfast there Is provided
tit'reu pounds of Inn nt rye bulled in
l'Jn .'Mlletis of water and te this Is
added twenty pounds of sugar. Hint
till., s tie place of coffee. A dipper
full, xxith txve slices of bread is served
te ex-eix one. Including these who have
a hard dnv's xxerl: ahead. This is
Mix.il at 7 o'clock in the morning.
(iuarils tel "Plclilng-j"
"Fer dinner there is I2."i pounds of
meat; se ae duy.t bei f, ether days unit unit
ten, is supposed te go into the boiler
for a stew. One hundred and twenty
pounds of bones nre taken out, about
Ixtx peinds of fat n moved and thirty
tne pounds of the choice part cut off
fei the i iliciiila. mid xvhnt Is left gees
into the boiler. Te this an added ten
pound, of rice, Heur nnd one-half
le.shfls ,f potatoes, eight bunches et
hubs, i .nr gallons of tomatoes, ten
pounds- ., cabbage, ten pounds f
i" iciiietii. fifteen pounds of hum ny.
lift. 'en pounds nf (lour, ene-hnlf pound
of M : and siv pounds, of salt. This
i- i, rule mie a stew and served ex cry
d.'ix ixiept Friday and Sunday. This
Is for a geiier'il nxeragc of (100 eenxicts.
In ii'ditiin the men xvhe xxerk are
allow, d tn,. prunes nnd these locked
in get tue or three prunes.
"Supper, xvhich Is served te th
wmkiig in, in m ll ;!',() o'clock, consists
of ii dipner of coco and two slices of
bti.nl. Tin ion, is made from fifteen
pounds of ,0,-0 shells boiled III 12"
gulleiis f xxnier. te xvhich is added
iwt ntx pound- of sugar.
"These tin co meals are cooked in a
uffj 'Unx bine te he, because, while
I xx.i- t,, j ),nd (0 ilesete nieht of
nn i inie piepiintig the dinner for the
keepeis ''ivn ftdlexvs demand real
feed, nnd tn mslst nn plenty of it.
l'X"i- ,mx tlieir llielllt is chllllReil.
One dav ihev will have a renn xvlth
slewed tomatoes, bulled onions mid cab
banc, tea nnd milk xvith fruit, either
in lines nr pefifhi.fi, Anether dey they
xxill h..xe steak with French fried po pe po
'alees, nnd tiiMimings xvlth fruit. The
ten thnt in serxeil te them I understood
was in emit for tlie patients in the hos
pital. Shi. (iel Same Fare
w.i ...i . ...i i ..mi,,,?,..'. U ' complained again mid In nn effort te
.hit . V- "'" ".'" i sJ -, Prv- that he was n faker a negre con
hat unit ,, , , ,,e, l ts piepaia- , vk,, ,, , ,, ,, , h, ,
tlen and tmc,s you like the taste of L,1).ll ,,, fnk
'"''" t i. Iu.r.1 te Bt used te the ,.T10 nxt ,, . ,,, ,,,, r,.pr(,
bread I ,er(. ,,rd l the galley , mt thp , ,, ,, hemorrhage
and the grn.se used is scraped from the i, rn. thp ,,!,. mt (vrll ,ira 0
mutton. f xe nre out of I""--0'' 1 mnn xvas net sent te n hei,iltnl.
giease the br,.i (lni particular dny is "i,uter he was, hut it was tee late,
made without nny grease. 'Ibis bread fnr i,,, ,cil ,,r,,H ,jays uflPr .n plire,i
is serxed te the sick as wl as the ,m ,()f,pital. y(m don't have te
ethers. Nn distinction Is made unless nii ,.. Ulll.a fnP ,i,Ih I uiidersioed
Ihe piisene- I, di.snrrately ill
... , , ....... in
"The hespltnl set aside for tubercuhir
cases is the best place in the Jail, but
at that It U nbthlng te beast about. It
consists et several cells with the fronts
knocked nut, soVthe sufferer cn be given
If their is Watsen, there Is alseCurtlH,
and there is Ledge, And thcre are
ethera, .
The best het is that Mr Lwlgc will
retain leadership if he keeps his health.
The elder Senators are nil for iiiin.
Curtis is Indignant at WntRnn'H tactics
and his own declining influence at the
White Heuse. Whatever Curtis votes
there are would go for Ledge in prefer
ence te Watsen.
And then there nrn the, Progressives,
They prefer Ledge te Watsen, though
liking neither. Their reasoning is ns
follews:
They trust Ledge mere than they de
Watsen, Ledge Is an old man, He
will net last long. lie may, if kept in '
office, retire at a moment mere favor
able te them than the present moment.
Te elect ".Urn" Watsen would be te
make a young conservative leader who
might be hard te displace. They preler
nn old conservative. Watsen has bis
following among tlie 1020 Senators who
are net l'l-egressivc. out is is net un
mi roil. Still, under Present coin liens. ,
IH' IH I 1111 111(17 l ruiiBiucruifn: I1KU1U
"the Hill.'
hike
E
Peace Parley Delegates Told
Angera Demands Greater
''?edem
OTTO MAN
ismnii
JilBT UP TODAY
. v a m,
LniiMinne, Dee. '. The ipiestien of
Turkish capitulations Is en the Near
I'nst conference program for discus
sion today.
Ismet Pasha nnd Ids associates are
preparitiR te make a hard fight te
suMttin (he claim that the Kcmllst
(levernment hns successfully terminated
the special privileges accorded te for
eigners under the Constantinople re
gime. The progress of the capitulations din din
rti'sien in the conference is being
. , , ,., . i . .. i xHmMMn
wutehcil with great IntereM at Angera.
ns the mere extreme
Nationalists in-
,itt that the privileges hnve been se
, , Turkey that the country will
""" iuj i"i t,..,.i
never ngniii Minimi m s,,,,, , u.u..
of Inferiority te the Western Powers,
Tim Xntli'iniilistn' siiekesiuen will nt-
1 tempt (e prove te the conference thnt
all capitulations have been waived by
the Angera (ievernment. (lint Turkey
, must no longer be hampered by foreign
control of her customs nnd financial
affairs and that the necessity no longer
exists for foreign consular courts te
administer justice te the ether Nil-
. tienals living in Turkey.
1 The Otteman debt xvas also n topic
te be called up today.
Washington. Dee. .( Ry A. P.I
There will lie no lowering of the liiiml liiiml
fi'iitlen bars te admit itfugces from the
Near Kast. Chairman Jehnsen, of the
, FIGHTING
FR
IN
C0N1R0L
Heuse liiimigtatien Committee, snld in. 'Residence of Professer In Galwny
day in commenting en the suggestion of n a
former Premier Venleles f Creece , university oamaeed
thnt h In roe iiortleii nf 1.1110.000 tier
sons from I ! recce and Asia Miner be
elveii cutty te the United Slates,
"Russian, Syiinii, Armeiiiaii, dreck
nnd Assyrian retugees are si uttered all
nieuiitl tne x-eri(l, .xir. .leuiisnn sain
nml when Mr. Venizelos anneals te the
I'liitcd Stales te lift Its immigration
bars nnd admit n great nart of the
1,100,0(10 nexv In the Far Kast It is tee
staggering te be even considered."
open
air treatment. The convicts In
this place and there ii,e always at
."east txventy are supposed t get a
specially prepared diet which they de
net get by any means.
"When 1 came out there xvere twenty
one men in the tubercular hespitil.
Five get milk and live ether.? weie ul ul
eoxved eggs. They are net fed snfli
clently. Fer breakfast they nre given
txx'e ounces of oatmeal Hxveetenei', but
no milk; txve slices of bread with no
butter, and a cup of tea. The live xvhe
K
as tlie xverking men.
"Of ceiire it Is only tuuural that a
sick man xxill fare better thun these
who are net. but before n man is sent
te l lie hospital he has te be very sick
and in many cases he lies In his ecu
for many dn.xs before lie is finally
taken te the her-pitnl. The prison
doctor believes that all eenxicts fake.
"iVas Denied Treatment
"1 knexv that because he told nie one l
time xvhen 1 xvas laid up In my cell
Hint I xvas faking, xvhen as a matter of
im i i iiiiii ii rx-mi ui-f 'J. ii'ii-uniis,
When he came te my cell he opened
I the xxoeden deer nnd ashed tne xxhnt
the trouble was. 1 told him that nt one
time I had an attack of diphtheria,
and lliat I feared I was getting another.
lie did net come into my cull te cmiuiIiw
in threat. Instead he sioed m the
xxoeden deer fully txve feet nxxa.x from
the leekqd iron deer lending Inte m.x
c"ll proper. He did net take my pulse
or temperature, although I had a (ever,
but turned te I he Negro nuise who tie tie
cempmiled him and told him te gixe
me some pills.
"The nest day 1 xvns worse nnd again
t,.. ..,., tr. ...v .,.ii i ,.it...i .en ... ,..
siiv mil i nil n in i- i mi iiiii'ifir- iitiiii
l tin t I was the cook that prepared nil
the feed for tlie prison mid that If I
was suffering from some malignant
disen-e I should be Isolated at once,
Hven then he did net examine me, hut
told ihe Negro convict nurse Ie gixe me
mere pills. Fortunately I had salt and
gurgled my threat, and xx aided off xvhat
might haxe been real sickness.
"1 contend that the doctor, for tile
sake of the liundieds of ethers there,
should lime examined ine nn a pre-
iiltleiiary measure, llexvever, 1 was
i only one of hundreds allowed tn com
plain day in nnd day out xvitheut mi
attention being paid.
i "I recall n man xvhe xvas doing seli-
tary confinement nnd xvhe complained
Hint he was .spitting bleed. When the
doctor looked at lilui through the grated
deer of his cell he told this convict
that lie was sucking bis teeth te make
Ithein bleed, and if lie did it again he
I would be iiuiiMird by being placeil In
a dark cell. 1 he next day this mini i
dark cell. I he next day thl
i .. . " . '. . . .: . ".
nun a com iimiit aiietit tins niiiiaili.v
was tiled xxitll the Dig Sisters Society
by ii former convict. Jeseph Davis,"
In connection with Talbot's utery
about the prison, the hospital and treat
ment in general of men suffering from
et null; receive it at IU A. M. Fur ' ', V ' ,'"''. ',"",,., ' "" 'r1
tln-ir dinner they are given a small piece r" V.i "" .4"'-v '' - "'.
of mutton or beef, one potato and two , .','"'J' ,.,it l"e, '" " ','11. tnv '"'
slices of bread. Tbev get nothing te L,n Is ".' . ' I.i ""' ,"st,,1 '''. ,
drink. At 3 o'clock they g.t a pudding vT."".1 "t'itiR. then they put me In the
i ..1..1.. .1 '.. ,r. ... ., "... ..?. hes uinl am tinallr. tlimmrh frenH.
DECEMBER 2. 1922
WIFE BURIED ALIVE
DOCTORJESTIFIES
Medical Examiner Declares
Weman Was Breathing
When Under the Sed
STRUCK DOWN BY HAMMER
New Yerlt, Dee. 2. -Hurled alive 1
This wns the tragic end of Mrs,
Jennie Meeker, whose body, covered
with lime, was found Wednesday night
in a be er nit nt Southern Heuipvnrn
,, 0np Hl'mlrP(l nnd Fortieth street.
This conclusion wns reached bv Dr
Cnrl Kcnnnrd, nsslstnnt medical ex
aminer of Urnux County, after nn au
topsy en the body of the slain woman.
lie told nf his findings te the Urenx
t eunty tJrntid Jury yesterday after
noon, and that body promptly indicttd
Abraham Pecker, chauffeur and bus
i.niid of the dead wetnun, for munhc
In the first degree.
Larller in the day County Judge
Leuis K. Olbtm held Heuben Nerkln. u
mend of Pecker, near whose welding
shop the body xvas found, in $100,000
ns n material xvltness In the case.
Dr. Kcnnaid's testimony before the
(triind Jury yesterday as te the manner
of the death of Mrs. Pecker xvas ap
proximately this:
He found thnt the woman had been
struck with n hnrd instrument, prob
ably u hammer, a blew behind the left
''inr.,"'"! ,'11"' '""used a fracture of the
skull which extended around the back
of the head nenrly te the tight car.
Hut tills, nccnrdlng te the doctor,
xvas net NiKfifictil te witisi; instant
death.
lie said thnt the position of the limbs
Indicated thai a struggle had followed
Mrs. Pecker s being deposited in her
grave, and Hint there xvere also evi
dences of pni tin I suffocation, which led
him te believe thnt she had been breath
ing after being deposited and cexercd
with lime and earth.
Positive assurances en the part of
Pecker that his wife would net re
turn nfter hpr disappearance, which he
gave te Mrs. etta Weinberg, nf 04
Ijtiien avenue, xvcre relnted te the
C.rnnd Jury by Mrs. Weinberg nnd her
husband, Philip.
Other witnesses before the Crand
Jury xx ere Mrs. Rebecca Hiililwin. the
Nemesis xvhe caused the finding of the
body, and her friend, Mrs. Jennie Lind
ner. Anna K. Kilns, mother of Pecker's
child, told the (iraiid Jury the same
Btery which yesterday she gave out.
Miss Klias xvas n pitiful spectacle
Sllllll,. HI It," llllin""lll ,i i ne iiriniM
Jury mom. She is u little woman . i.lil
inan nx-c icei inn xx nn large umxvn
eyes and an expression of xacatit de
spair that is enhanced by ;i pair of
large bowed spectacles. She has a xvenk
chin, ii long face and geed teeth. Her
little baby, Marie, a cute youngster,
urnttlcd and chattered en her mother's
Inp.
BOMBS THROWN IN BELFAST
It.UISisI lien '. I Ii' A. 11
l!..nil. u'.n-n linrleil l.iilnv ill 1 11 llie lumii.
of Dr. Themas Walsh, professor of I notes, had ullexved overdrafts, until
pathology nt (.'nlway l'nlxersity :niilltlie mire became se deep there xvas no
chairman of the Urban Council. The I pulling out. He falsified records te
missiles shattered xvindews and tore u I deceive the bnnk exainlners but the
large ltele in the xvnll. (cobwebby texture which held the bank
It is believed that the demonstration i en Its false foundation for nearly txve
xvas an o'ltgrexvih of Dr. xxalslis
refusal te p'M'init the council te discuss
the recent, executions in Dublin.
tuberculosis, Frank Smith, better
known ns "Rucky" Hsiig. who was
iccently paroled fiem the ceiintt orison
en hK honor by one of the Common
I Pleas Judges, se Im could undergo '
pneumotherax treatment, xvns asked te1
I tellt of his experience in prison, I
j .Smith, who has taken en twenty!
pounds In weight since lie xvas paroled
j and xvhe inny recover, declaies that'
everything that has been said about the
treatment f the sick is true.
I wns tubercular when 1 xvas sent '
I xx ns paroled nnd given u chance
singe n comeback. I
"This xvenld have been impesilile i
under the conditions I ha I existed iu the '
prison hospital. 1 was iu charge of a ,
eenxii't nurse, a negre who is serving
tixe i'.irs for winking the tllm-fhim
game. This fellow did the best he
could for tr.e, but he never bad any
training nnd he used te laugh xvhen
'be took my pulse and teuipemture. but
he xvas kind te me and that helped,
Traded Feed for Tobacco
"I use tobacco and they kneiv It un
there. When T xr.is s. sc; I .l.,.l
' for tobacco, but could net get it unili
I finally arranged te swap my eggs for
a piece nf chewing tobacco. This lie
did several times, Of course the te
bacce was brought in by the 'senxvs'
(keepers) am! parceled out te tlie con
victs xvlin xvere delus some personal
service ier ineiii.
i Kiicxv a case xvnere a -sereix" gave
a convict a piece of tobacco, nnd this
convict in tin ii sllppe.. some of it te a I
fellow doing a selitnry bit. This same
screw' xvhe gave out tlie tobacco saw-
the exchange mid immediately teperted
the iciiexv who nan mniiagiii te get it
into bis cell, ihis unili xvas ordered
i piinlMied by. the xery
.
man who lakes
i the tobacco into the prison,
' "Hut te get back te (lie way the men
are treated, .mi one wants te believe
xvhnt these fellmxs complain of. They
say, xvell, he Is a creek mid he deserves
all that he gels. Thai is nil right. Jf
a man commits a crime lie should be
punished, but nt tlie same time this
unili should be given a chance te re
deem himself,
"If lie is unfei lunate enough te
ilruxv his bit' in the county prison
his chance of reilimptlen is gene. Thev
don't think an cioek can or will re
form, nnd xxith that Idea in mlud he
Ih thrown Inte a cell mid then, lie stavs
unless hn In incu.v enough te stum! iu
and get hiiiii elf a job doing something
that xvlll
time nun out or his cell.
a great inany de get out fee
Of course
n fexv hours te scrim up, or de some
kind of xxerk, and there are n number
who nre given the 'trusty' job. These
are the fellexva xxhe stand In,
"I liiivn seen men go into the county
prison ie no " Mii'icn hi i we years
loeli
llg the picture et henllli, m j
have seen these same men when they
nine eui nun n"i ..nexv ineiii, II
change was dm.' Je the im-t that thev
xxere locked in their cells nil th time
ihey xvere In prison, never given
chance, nnd xvere half fed.
"Something should be done mid done
quickly te change things up there. The
men should be given Die same chnncp
they get in nt her prisons. At least
the officials should give u trial t,, ,,.
of tbe methods ndepted ti.r t.0UI
ly Jnils and see hew they xxerk out
They won't de it unless they me (,.,'.
tn
te, Decausu ine inspectors seem te be
perfectly content x
(hey Mist."-.-
witn conditions ..
te
I PI mi Part Pnrdntt
Fer Ralph Meyer
Continued from I'll One
the Phoenix Trust Company, is the
official visitor of the Prison Society, and
in this capacity he has access te the
Knstern Penitentiary and a free run of
the prisoners. He visits the institution
each Sunday nnd once a week for some
time he hns had lienrt-te-henrt tnlks
with the convicted cashier, whose laxity
in banking methods and juggling of ac
counts te hide Ills errors and his defi
ciencies were directly responsible for
the crash.
Mr. Merris describes Mever's health
ns geed, but his morale as had.
"He Is emotional," he snld. "He
cries a great deal. He Is melancholy
sometimes, but that is te tie expected.
He Is n man who feels deeply. Ills
punishment hurls, He always enjoyed
life, and confinement Is hard.
"Ilut nslde from the question of
whether he wns utility he unquestiona
bly xvas In n geed measure responsible,
still knowing him as I de. I really be
lieve he Is sincere, thnt he wns honest
at heart and that hn wns double-ereissed
by the people who profited from his
xveaknesscs. He is nexv xvllling te show
that he is net ns black as he Is painted,
and te recover some of the old debts we
need his testimony.
Stain Must Itc Itemevcil
"Te make his testimony competent
he must first be pardoned en the perjury
i barge, and this xvenld nel necessaril
mean that he would be released from
serving the remainder of his time en the
charge of embezzlement.
"The qtiesllMi xvas taken up with the
Heard of Directors of the Phoenix
Trust Company, and xve nre xvllling in
co-operate- morally In nn application for
his pardon.
"We as airlnstltulleii exve our every
effort te gain bis co-operation for the
benefit of the depositors of the nltl in
stitution because th cm people are our
depositors new. With Mnjcr's help,
xx e xvlll be aide te recover tbetiiiands of
dollars which we lilul it Impossible te
collect without his testimony.
"The men xvhe get this money en
bad notes and overdrafts simply laugh
when they are approached. They tpenk
of 'errors' and net having been given
proper credits. Hut Meyer knew them
nnd can strnlghten this out. Hundred
of peer people xvhe xx'ere denoslters In
the North Penn Rank xvenld benefit if
xve could recover this money."
Debts Were $1,000,000 ,
When tlie assets of the North Penn I
Rank xvcre appraised after the failure
the total xvas $7.0,0()0. The liabilities,
were !s4.0lM).00(l. The Phoenix Trust
Company made an offer of $1,000,000
for the institution, lock, stock and bar
rel, xxl.li the understanding that tbcl
depositors would receive 7,"i per cent of
nil further collections. 1 nder this,
r-grecment the old depositors have re-
icivcd a dividend of -'.i cenis en tne uei-
(. - - ... . , . I
! Inr. and still another is expected seen. I
A jury
before Judge Davis found
Me.xer guilty en April HO, Ht!0. Tin
supreme Court, March 'JI, 1DJI. de
cided against a nexv trial and the big
cn.a iinnm en Kiilrnieunt avenue closed
upon Me.xer in due time, nnd, after!
the customary quarantine pciied, War
den McKcnty put him te work in the
penitentiary office. ...,,,
The actual crash of the North Penn
iin.,1- vn4 tin. heuiiinlni! of siicli suf
fering nnd misery in the neighborhood ,
of Tweni.x -ninth and Daup
'bat the depositors xvcre fra
life savings xvcre believed te
111111)111111 Jlii'vn
IltlC. .Xtllll.V
be resting
'ecundy in the vaults, but Meyer ..n.I
I I,;., I,, .'ml Imil leaned lllellCX Oil llll'l
xears uilllliv gave xxiiy miner im meiiii
inn! the crash sounded through Phila
delphia xvith a rear.
Others Are Convicted
Wlllinm T. OnbeH, a director and
clerk iu the institution, xvns convicted
for the pint be played iu assisting
Meyer, and xvns sentenced te serve
eighteen months. Klwned H. Strung,
.. . ...l.. .1... .....!..
Saint James's Church
22nd and Walnut Streets
The Rev. Jein Meckridgt, D. D., Recter
8 A. M.,llnly C'nnitiiunlnii
1 1 A. Al., Ilnly ('nmimiiiluii
4 I. At., Sperl'il Musical Servlre
at xvhich tlie vented choir of forty
men and boys xvlll be assisted by
Harry Cliaslu, violinist; Itenjaniln
liuslluiff. telllst. nnd Vincent Fan
elll, harpist, all of the Philadelphia
orchestra.
Meledy. Saint Saens
Mmjnltlcnt in 11 .Miner, Neble
Hew lively Is Thy Uxvellliig Place,
Urahms
Comfert Ye. My 1'enple, Handel
Adagio r.ithetlque, (ledard
llnmnni!.'!. Wapner
Amlante Tranqullle, Oedard
8 J' M 1'ennleV twice. With Stir
rlt'; hvtnn'. uddrena ami Question
Ilex. This Fcrxice xvlll lust cMit-tlt
one hour.
Visifert uielcemr at all lervicei.
KKi.Hiini", Miiiri'.s
I'reteslnnt
rnlkrnunl
A i.ixi: t'lit'iti'ii wirn
rexn:
tm ikii nr -I. ,it in;
a x-xiiM v i: I.-
XMI
i m: Nxrixirv
Hill nn.l xt. er"i i n
Ili:v, JAMKS C. c.'ItOSKON'. UIXTOlt.
s Uu A M. I'urini ii i' ii.iiiiiiilnii fei
M. ti ni.d lli.x-
in.ne A. M Junier Church,
in -I,". A M ll' Is i eni'.ninlfiu i.n.l ,Sr
hiiiii Ti'.e lilie. .-er'. In'
g .'in I' M.- Ch in h hi I ei.l anil lillile
(MllM.eH
T.I.. I' M --illllAllI. riil.l.IKi : Al.l'MVI
Mtuvii'i:. mi'hji:!' r "Pi.iimixai. in.
i.u'xri:
I
i:vi:iuhedv wri.ceii:
yr. iT.rr.K'x ( iiiik ii
:i'l .ma I'll... fin
It... IIDXVAIIIJ M. JlZFFJIUVH. a T. D..
JUi inr
t:.Ui A M llnlv rei.iinunlnn.
11 'On , M. .Mnriilm. .serxice .mil .'-erineti
ly Uie Iteiter Tl... their xxi'l nun
"Te I'euin In A".. .. .siulner
"Oh! Tliuii W'linsu I'exxer Tunicndeus"
Sini' M, i:xfiilnj Scrxlm with iiiVlVi'M
In th llev Dr. It.irlleit. ile. n of the l'hla
.l.'liln.i Inxlultx .Si'liind. The ihulr will
miik muKli i nmi'i.i-ed bv
SXMI'III, ,s:il,XSTI.N XVIIsi.KV
"llh'ieiul Ue the led mm l'.ilhit"
"l.-nd Mc Lord '
"tin. IVU leriiem.
ki'. i'r.ri:'s riiriicii. ii..im..men
XXiiyim me and Itarxex n. i(',ir .-,it
itn s'n:uAitT v ki:i:i.inu. n.Mir.
siumI i- ,S"i vlien,
t?e,'!V m Nln'" ,''"i,"r'iie i'"inmunliin,
llll'l .XI l.ltnnv nml tin i I'liinniiinlnn
SI.IIX K'lJ "Tin; ',hT Jl'i(i:.N'r''
tii.ili.rli. I," I.niilH Snehr n-lit I,,, nn,,; ''
rt.-.iii xxill ,r ii,i.niei.te.l l,i xn
;:':. I".,,,','1.',",l"'",l ''"v m. Kiiiiun:
..,.,,,,-.1 IMI,, i im, , ;inn--a
, ii'e i'.'r,M "'" """,h "' " nj A M' "l"11
( III Kill UF TMK IIIII.V
11 nnd ('te utiiei uiu
.I'(IS,K,S,
Ilex i-uliii: Tf,u. Iti.t'.r.
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Iiv'.l,,; lU'Iier ' ' """"'l"i Mii'l fl-riimn
r.?"l',.M.. f-iael'iv S'-'i "1
,!,;.l,,",I,1!,;w"",,',1,r", "eimsl. J,.h
I.IDIIU"
. M limine rf.'iile'H .SeixU-e
IIi.iIU
l-'l')i ,S II.
i in: tdxiii.i
Iv'iMl .iiiin
l.s n. (inue N.I
XX.,. I.sin XI, Cindy. ..s,,r . e'p,Mer
.1, .xr.i Ml,, lli.mi.1 .Mu.li.il nire'ier
i ifit-ii.-ic r Hindis uiK.iiii.t
!.".,.'"""; .'r.u '.nnlim nf Mi. f,,
5. ','"." u,n ''ir "" nniiiii ,f .,',.
Jf-i'ij't l.'i ilr.uihii'.K j,n ''i',
... "I'mixeil en .suml.n llxers xre,i
!,:el!r"..'.l',:,!k,'"W,"rlU" "' "'J 'ii'l'it
m!'l iSTp'v""1 """,'1' l0ll A. M
J nr retervntietiN
i',rllJ. ""." ,,r CnnxviMt's rc-1
'lcrenul UI nuiaiiH of f.ipKr,..i I,
inie,
Hull
ii'... unil Wnn.n.'- 'WZhly, "'n KKS"-.-"
im.;-..:. m" ;.". f iri,"
Phene I
Piamend 6387: ' "'
'I
paying teller of the bank", thVl
States evidence mul get off with
comparatively ngni sentence or two.
live years, ji wan cmrny upon
testimony that Mever was convicted
tJllliries t, ainmrr, lermer ainte
Mirwiee Commissioner, was cln,
with embezzlement from the N
Pciin Hank, hut wim ncquittcd.
Kvnn L. Ambler, assistant cash!
or tne diiiik, xvnn ennrgcu xviiu reeel
Ing deposits nfter the hank was Insc
vent, He wns never lireugut te trial
llrttliei l', i.nrcne, n lermer Hti
bntildnir commissioner. who
i.rtMAM.l wt intKtlpinentiiir nv n I.-.l',
'iiiiih "' ; .-...- .. uun(
ing ciiiiiiiiNslencr in refusing te cleu1
the bank when Informed of Its InseU'
venev, xvas nciiiuinii en mc ertier m
Jiulg'e Patterson, who said the StS
hnd net made out it case, nnd mi1m
at the same time that the trial sneufl
have been brought In Dauphin Cetintj
where Liit'can xvas first nntltied of tli
bank's condition, LnFenn died d
April Ibis .xcar.
KLAN ISSUES THREAT
Officials of Oil Town In Leulilan.
Are Ordered te Resign
Shrecpert, Ia Dec. V.. In a lettet
bearing the stamp of the Ivu Klux Klnn,
Ne. 011, of Leiilslaim. the Mayer, police
force nnd texvu inarslinl of llatnei.
vllle. La., an oil town in Nerthtrt
Louisiann. xvcre ordered te resign, Johi
W Nnrtnii. the Mayer, said yesterda
Police xvcre charged xvlth slileldim
.a .....1 l.tt LtinnlfAMil k .1 it
Doetleggerr. nun iiiii-iiinn-m, mm i
ir.ii iiiiirshal xvnu n U ached as n "ln.
breaker." The identity of the fccmltrt
hns net been uetcrmiiieti.
KeepYourSkin-Perei
Active and Healthy
With Cuticura Seap
fidd'rcr.CMIrniUterMrlii,PTtX,MUdia,llMi
Energy, Business Ability
and Small Investment
Fer interest in eitabllihed
manufacturing or jobbing bus),
nest. Extensive sales adver
tising and merchandising ex.
perience. B 234, Ledger Off.
KAc
HI Rub
Kfi Alkc
Aches and Pains
Rubbine vlth Mifflin
Alkohel Mattagc relieves
muscular sercneu.
EIHTATtONAI.
Ileth Srxrs
STRAYER'S ffi WS,KSrW
penltlrni giinmnlfrn: enier new; nay or num.
Eoekkrcnlnc & iherth.xnd. dnv ft nlghl cltsiti
rhil.i. Business Celters. 1710 M.trhet St.
i
rTKAMSIMPNOTICE,
AMKMCAUNS
NEW YORK TO ROTTERDAM
Via Plymouth, Beulfg-ie.sur.Mer
ROTTERDAM Pec. 0 .
KYNDAM Dee. S3 Jnr. 27 Mir. I
N00HDAM Jan. nFrb.10Hnr.lt
VOI.ITHDAM (tiexr) . . . Jan. 20
NEW AMSTERDAM ..Fab. 17 Mar. 21 Apr. II
Famenrer Offlc. 1531 Walnut St,. Fhlli.
RKi.KJinrs NOTirns
Presli; trr'an
M'.C.INI l'KI.-IIYTi:i(l.N
(III KCII
iiev. ai.i:..ni)i:k Mik'Cei.i.
Inter.
I ).!.. Ml
Ilex. AI.VIN II. OUUI.nv. A-slmiiiit
At the iniirniim s'.rx Itu Dr Miui'ip xxill
wcnli the thlnl if ,i relei nf n rmuru
tin tie Ten l,uimniiictni"nlH, suhjfctl
'"I'lieu Hlinlt Nut Mtlirt I'm i Thte An
l.TAXri! lIUHKe
llxenlm- scrmun: "In Ilxer.vthlng Olm
uuirK" "
Ml'.SK'AI, flllivtci: AT 7::in
I'linriii Mi.tr. us-slnteil l.x nii'inlieri, of tilt
I'lillielnli.til.i tlrel.' in nn.l ('.inter IlivW
iiericwii or IM,t Hyn.iRiuue llmlnnh Si.
loin under the tllrecllun of X l,lnl
.Net ilea, xxill lender presrain tif oil
ii'iuexx- inus'r, ini'lu'llnc:
Mi I'd 11 1'ituii 111" Iinl" HcliletHlnnl
"XX lie Is I, lie I'nt i Tliee" Splclltf
"Thn Him ti"'i liimn" Trailltlenll
".May the I.mJ llleis Thee" . . .TriKlltlaniJ
AltCII ST. (Ill ItCH, tsUl HI)I Arc,
10.ir,--l)r Marnnnrv xxill pp-avli nualn bj
lequest en the tin ii".. "The (Jnedncm mil
the .Sexerliy of lied nx IMilhlteil In tilt
Atrinemrnt." The K.e.n d.'0ile bdlcf II
the fleld nr Chrlstinn faith anil that xxhlcll
.l'-ides bctvern ex.injdlsiil nnd riitiuiialli'
II (Mirlntl.uiltx, Ujtxxi'in Nexv TentninMil
I'lirlst ,inll nml nntutallftle t'lirlmi inlir.
Ih net the 1eh:1 ration of tin. Scrlnttire.. rW
the X r.-im lil.th i.nr nplnlnns um te nnnnef
or time of the n nt ti of i'lirlst. nor met
tlie Hi t f I'hrl t. hut vli.,1 thin treniee
cleu Oi.d.Man nf the Nexx Teptumenl.
Jisu-i I'nil i lw,. dmi", tint xxhnt He htl
t.uiffht, hu xxn.xr nt: ii xs n.iNK. wi
. nrit uie lull our slin? This U the bi
ClUf silen.
,h .!.' ,'., "C'lke Mv IlilluiMice nnd Hul
It X pli M, "
Klexiiilh In .senii'TiH rnmi t.lfe. Ilrna
",' XX PI
iii.riiii,i:ui:M iii:fiTi;it'iA.iluRril
iiuiiiii in, i iii.iiiinnil i,tv
fl'-v Willi in. I. xti-rermlrk. l'a-ter.
'"' f '""''I .' I'urrx AFKlnt'iiil,
1 .,?, ? '.-V ""' of flirlsl."
g Hi. Halil. ttli s'ehn I
.." 'vr' ""' I'lilMntminbla hill"
l.chi lens .'.'ii HrO..
LL'.iilL -i iiii: , r Aj.r, sr.-if"Bl
ii.i::tiiii(iK ii:r..ii ii:ui..N (iui
.,,,. iimi nn I t'HV ,Xtn .
(t.ar.ili: ltXII'l:s,.s nuiveu ti,.em
'.! A; ,"'- 'I'll" lie1 Mil tn t! till'l t s- et llnel
i in Ljiimtti ,. Hi'iiiiun, "A uei
He.,. "
si' .XI "Tlu 1'eltiR'y n( I'nnccntrattl
I ittileil, e
Mu.te tv n-if,, Huiliennii Hltner tnl
sliirle meii" I, t.irislen. olelt'., Ed
L"i!"v 0,'Kl.lllst
ii.nii;i"i'itiiii.i kiiT-Tn
IIiU S-nu'l is Ijiii-.h te ui the lilesFfd A
xnit S-nsun 'Ih, diep'-i faitH llll'l UUt
iiK.inlns- nf c'l.naiin.iH xxill i-nmiati. our
Ill'iilL-titii lu ,, ,J Kni'iii'in iliirlinr rj.'ce!tlblT.
I'hn l',isii,r II'tiimii I" I'.uhse, iireachtl
!'.Ur,!.n "' "T1II: Hl'.XIAMATIliN OJf
(tl , ut 7 I.,. the lit st lerimin In Inl
serlev ( ltltl-'l,S TIIUNilS Fi"
1.I:AIi:IS IN ITIll. ii' lll-IV" Thn stu
il'Mits' Hu, Id ui" ih for Hiiiid.iv KxenlnS
lia al n nml fur tia lJcxotleniil Moetlnl
hi i Ih.- AvHlHtiint I'.iHlnr. I'lernn.i!;
liiirlK, inn r,.ik en ih,. theme "TH"
.MA Ms nr MY.-TlflMI." the llrnt of
hi If i. "Mndirn .XlmikH Iteiniix.'it " M
ii.iiisle, under the iNulei ilili. or llfrliert Iii
I.X.U1H. iiUx'.ixh xx,, ith your cutiilng, 11
J mi lii.xe rn L'liiinh heme US
lh ('nirmiiniiv I'lnircli.
rnltiirl.iii
riRyr i mi'ari.w iiiiitdi
I hi'ltlllll t xxest nf gist.
iiev i'iti:n!:itii k u uitirriN. Miniiur.
II X M- Xli ililflli. .iii ,.,..,1-1,
MihJectH "It. IlKlen liidi'ieiiilnit of Der
in. i 'eine Ih.. lr..t In ,i hi rlt'ti of n.I
MiiiieiiN en "The HellBlen Tlmt U l erm
Iiib. '
i.MiAJtix.s eni iccii nr'Miitxi.VSTiiHM
Ui ..n- Wok Kinl w, t (Mullen Axenut.
SiiihI.is h,p.iil,i ;, !(-
S.'xli.. ii . , .XI ltev M. A. CI.IOT.
D l. .f It Klnn Mfs,, -ss III prfarh.
s.iije,i j,, , K ',,,. , uurnpf."
lir IPInt ,s lit., sun nf the linn. Clitrlll
xx i ii, iii, r."',t j, ,,aii, m Minerlius of Imp
xnr.l t'nlxernls Dr. Klnn Iihs lust r
liirni'd fiiiui "S'l.il IniiinitHiit Inlernt;
llellill inlifi.renie. In Hlirupe ll XT I II
plhk sxllli ert .i . nii.hnrll, nnnli tl.A lilt)
J' im ig l p.e-inti-ii in si Kiui'liiv mernlni
-I'iL'l!.'! 1'i.lt.innii I'liiiuli In iVsr.niniesvn,
r.llilinl Ciillnre
c.niAn or sir.sii!
II A .XI Mi Ainu, (l.ii llu Hpencef
sihiiI.h mi "De XVn .Nemi n Sei'Ul ConterlP
imiiY"
rrP!uN.
i - - - --
-''l'?.KKN'l:.. .'! '""-
i A M.H.sss.lll'tU
A- a'" ins ivopnets or
Advaiiurs."!
Jifider. riavia Q. Paul.
Vltlteri vicen
v. .. -- " . r .. m
HOLLAND
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