Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, December 14, 1922, Night Extra, Image 1
Tzm pi ft mjsmttjWT W1F ' & Jfrj"! j Mi i AV ' THE WEATHER , Snow ' afternoon, diMcIng ie 'Lin Jenlglit: warmer tonight; lowest fm. L.":K,... I.Vl.l.iv rnlii nml colder. J.VMPKHATLBI: AT EACH IIOfK TKMI'l m li nvuj 12 ksfsglae lag 132 1 1 a ng 33 31 4 5 Til t ". ' v..if ' EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER NIGHT VOL. IX. NO. 79 Entered an Secend-flnns Mnlter nt the restnfflre nt riillatlelphla, Ta. Under the Act of March 8. 1870 PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922 Published Dally V.xrtpt Sunday Suliserlptlen Prlre Jet Tear by Mall, iuwi.nea U0$;,X. itm, by Public le-lBCr Company. , PRICE TWO CENTS ALL CITY MOURNS AT FUNERAL. OF CROWDS PAY LAST TRIBUTE TO MR. WANAMAKER I. WANAMAKER Impressive Services Are Held in Bethany Church, of Which . He Was Founder wi www w w w wj.apaae hH h K hKMIUI '" iTlfWm'IMB VAREITES7 PARADE PKliBHl SSKHH9HHHHHHHHI .1 GIRL ADMITS ROW WITH I BRUNEN OVER INH E RITANCE Daughter of Slain Showman Denies Father Was Slain by Gunmen TURKEY WILL JOIN Corener at Herrin Trial - a m fir s uuimarau wess LEAGUE OF NATIONS "It Suits Me," He Remarks After Judge Orders Testimony Stricken Out "Haphazard Generalship" Alleged LAUSANNE IS TOLD IMMENSE CROWD THRONGS EDIFICE AND STREETS Oreat Tribute Paid Merchant as Business Houses Observe Five Minutes-' Silence The funernl of Jehn Wnnnmnkcr wns held at 2 o'clock till'' nftorneon, in the Bethany 1'refbyterian Church, Twcntj; Twcntj; jecend nml Bnlnbrldge streets, whlle the entire city paid a silent tribute te hli memory. The world-famous merchant, often hilled ns founder of the modem do de pirtment store, died lnt Tucsdny morn mern laj at 8 o'rleck, following nn Illness of two months. The Iter. A. Gorden MncT.ennan, rmter of Hethiuiy. the church which Mr. Wnnnrmker founded, hail churse ' of the Bervice". The pews were illicit with notuble men and women. In ft front pew in deep meurninc prb snt the grent merchant's dnush ters, Mrs. Miiry U. Wnrburten and Mr", nilrnbetli MacLeed, nml their husbands, Majer Uiircley II. Wnrbur Wnrbur eon, Director of Public Welfare, nml Mnjer Nerman MacLeed. The service opened with the f-lnsins of "Jcsu, Lever of My Seul" by the IMlmnv cheriiH. A prayer was offered ml a 'pn'K0 "f ,lu Hcrlntuies was read by Dr. MacLcnnan, who was as ilsted bv the Hev. Geer;e S. Mmaulcv. "Jcmip, Savier. Pilet Me," nnnther favorite Inrniv of Mr. Wnnnmaker. was nungbv the Uethiiny Rirls' quaitet. Dr. Miewnniin tneu up iv. ,c h .nr. mm; siprff LnInbertim n pnliPnl ,,e thcn'wnsMing by 'the choir, the service ' pendent, tedny lircl come lint vhet in'e closing with n lieneclicuen Dy tne piiMiir. tr vare-.lii'-'c-v plans nv u pnmne The iliuvili luiil been opened til 1 i'M nf tI0 rjepubllnn fitv f'nmmittef's SM iSS Sr.WK,';'" ' llnrrMmr, en the eccinn KSiens nnd delegates from the Walia- ' of tlm innmnirntleti of Olffeid Plneliet maker stores here unci in New YeiU tool i ns Cnverner by issuing an order te bis their nppemieu pmces ij ?cr .,.,.., .,,,, ,,.. .... ... time off te attend the eerem Tt was clenrlv intimated in the Slier QUIZZING BY JUDGE BRINGS OUT STORY OF BREACH i n. whether .1 wa n Jr the heart or llic lungs ee tiic lifinl. Kerr asked hew Mel own could po.si pe.si M knew tli" gunshot weunil caused the dentil. If li" didn't knew where th" nniinil uns. .Inilire Hart well ordered massacre trials, conferred with his (jmt the CorenerV tcMiimeny be stricken astistants last nlsht with a view te out. Ily n Staff Correspondent of the Evevhi'j Public Lrdgcr j Mitrten. III.. Dee. 1 I. State's Atler I ney Duly. In the lirht of the Herrin Ismet Pasha's Announcement' Believed te Selve Super vision of Minorities Elopement With Lien Tamer and Quarre's at Heme Told en Stand ward sorting out and airansing for the I appearance of their long lit of wit- 1 nemes without fail today I Judge llartwcll adjoin in d cuuit one hour nnd a hslf ten cailj ,e-lctihiy befntl"-e witne.e fei tin i,r .Jul net 'hew up, and lie i.iiM'. (ensured the lawyers for their "liapliyard gcncrul- ihlp." Only three witnesses for the State took tlie ntniiil. The tetinienv of one i of them. Willinm .Mcfewn, William- It suits me," said McCown later te newspaper men. .,..,,, Dr. .1. T. B'ack. of the Herrin IIos IIes ,,n.,l t..i il'ifd that Heffman, whom he judged le he nueut thirty yeius old. wis p, .. ., slashed Willi n knife near the nhdemeti ; """ that he was eeverecr witu eruiseH; inui (here were two bullet- in the ud. both in the back, nnd that the threat was cut trein cap te ear. A. (1. Steim llrirln undertaker and former union miner, declined that h' uincle no examination of the body, mil recalled the neelc wound. He remem bered no gun wounds. The cnurtioem wns pacKeu 10 uII'J REFUSES NATIONAL HOME ' FOR ARMENIANS IN TURKEY' s Talk With Turkish Leader Calms Confer ence Sessions catien. The jury, the priseneis. even i Hazel Hi linen, witness against her stepmother. Mrs. Deris Ilruncn. and .the hitter's lirntlur. TIarrv ('. Melir. admitted tednv nt their tt tut for the son County Corener, who nfter his in murder of "Honest Jehn" nrtinen 1 she had quarreled with them ' money. defense. i....v. .n....r... I'nrmgn. m rivernlls nml The admission was bieuglit from her MeCewn, wlie holds a T'nlted Mlneis' Kny sweaters, with their wives find -oine neritj iipulntieiis, Ismet's announce-i bv Supreme Ceuit Justice ICnllscu. Vi?r' S"IW Vle "V"s. be," ',f , "ewnrd , (hildren. stnyeti nil day. Jiidae Hurt- ment was Interpreted ns meaning that who is nlng the case with .luche Well- Heffmnn, whom the tive defendants are well, nmiahle as ever, carried, ''"Y'!;; Turkev will nee,.rt rhe Lm-ue's sn-r. nt Mem t IIellv X .1 Hruiiui. n te- chnrged with haliig murdered, nt the n grnit.v of face mid manner which left ,, 1 1 . ,ii" super- m..iTC J.u KViVU,,. , r v,s shot "errin city cemetery the ln of the no doubt of his determination te con- ''?" or the Christian peoples e and killed' March 10 in his home nt mnssnere. He lind .en u nt this bes- duct the trial decorously nnd in order, iiintei i thai "s110 m,,t '",."' 'lmn;eil the owners of ,,,. utternejs. fippenred in newly brush ,..,,. tl,c I-'Pi' strl' mine with the killing, Cl dethes. Tile audience seemed much ' wns stricken out en n motion bj the ufce n rural congregation out for a Warns His 128 Empleyes That They Must Net Leave Werk te Attend Inaugural CONSTERNATION RULES IN VARE-MACKEY CAMP . nu 1 nerln fit Pmi Lausanne. Dee 1 I. Turkey wilt join the Lenene of Nations as senn ns' pence is signed nt L'nisnnne, Ismet Pnshn nnnenneed nf the Near Last conference te,n. As the League ex-' ercises gener-il snervi!en ever ml-l IlliPMlili.. N". J. pnui unci iieui an incpjest ever tt en Onneslnc lawyers Clash Hnrel's direct testimony yetcrda June -3. lie made no record of the During the statements of the ntter- linked her stepmother mere nenrlv witli wounds, he cnllid in no phyMcian te ncJB t0 the jury, which were ended by the murder thnn anvthlnc pre.-ieusl exnmine the hed and testify before the the neon recess, the Judge read n news- snid at the trial, which gin e point and Corener s Jury. paper, but he wns acutely uv.nre of significance te her statements today ' recollect tnere v. is some kind of the mere or less impnslencd speeches, under Justice Kalisch's questioning. wound in the thrent. and seems like Prosecutor Duty in his statement de- ,..i.. ..un ......... t .... auiiii-nurii-, elnrect Hint tins was no moor cenuicr. llO Said. M.V judgment is till' WOUnd I Ki,t r, rlnl nf most n-nnl mnr.li.r r il t in .... tli '' . . . ... na rn Mm . . , . . Kerr, counsel im eieiense, shouted it "' "-" .'-i'-r(iny, nur r,eci iP was a conflict between capital and TurKih Nati'iiml Pact reepu'ed It "As I understand it." said the Jus tice, "there is n conflict between you nnd the two defendants as te tin set tlement of the property left bj Jehn Hriinen? saw caused the death "Suits Mc," Witness Sum Ismer snid Ti'ikev wns rendv tn nr- cord the same treatment te minorities as provided in fh,. treaties erehnngeel between the various Hurepenn coun ceun frles. This, Imet declared, wns net because of the mr niicing words of Lord Curzon. the British Pereign Secretary, the A. Kerr eie-s rximinluc for the de- labor. Ilael. with a brend nnd confidential frns,.. leiccd Met e n te admit he could The Turkish del. Men mill women in nil walks of life iewcil the body of Jehn Wnnamalcer ns It lay In state led.iy in Bethany Pieshjtcrlan Church, Ttrentf -seraiid and Hainbriilge streets: In the Inset are William Jennings Ih7.an and die Kcv. A. (inrden Mac l.eiinaii, pastor of Bethany NN ARRESTED TELLS OF HUNGER BY WIFE'S SCHEME AT COUNTY PRISON ale had been ninde for the WnnamuU'r lervants. Mr. Wanamnkcr s activities were se numerous, his points of contact with in-s Ilntirp nd mere plninlv stntcil 1 Ms fellow beings se vailed that the... . ,. ,, ',. ,,. II 1 I " "l t',, I'VUIH ' Jlll,' I that any employ e-deputy sheriff, cleik or writ serer who violated the order would face the penalty of instant dis miss'! I. The Sheilff's mmn ecited great inteiest in Cit Hall, and there was 1. t.. ... .. I...., ...,. 1 niueii im'ciii.iihui jis 10 wuri'icr oilier cannot have ( Warrant Served en Rich Over-'Barber Testifies te Grand Jury monies. , ' titlrn cltv felt Ills unssillg nwa, ind when his funeral took place this afternoon there was a cltjwide trib ute te llllll. In leuTcnte for his memory City Ceunril adjourned immediiiteh upon Its hireling this afternoon after lilting memorials were lend and niinptr The public schools, te which he gave a treat pnrt of his lime nnd eneri honored him by dosing after brook Man, in Court te Aid Chauffeur as te Punishment at Holmesburg CHARGED WITH DESERTION, JURORS QUESTION INMATES The strategy nf a wife, who lured her I huslnnd Inte tlie eustedv el t'ie pe Poedless days nnd daik cells ns pun-l-hments at the Pliiladelidila County "v.c ' (lepurtmentHl heads would fellow suit 1 1"0 tednv after (irt causing the nr- ' l "Kf"1 nt Holmesburg were deenbed ?f!(' 'l "ml utterly inln the Vnre demenstra- rest of his chauffeur, was revealed in ,n the Grand Jury this morning by ... itlen. Cltv Hail emplenes wlie have , .i, .. .,f , .i m. ti, ii men wlie had sprved term tliere. mernlnc session. The Beard of Kdu- 1 , .".,.., "' . . . " . ,t. . . ,' A ." ,."..' " case or .Mr. and .Mrs. .lenn u " " - . . : iiiit'.iiis iii'i'ii iiiMi-i'ii 1111 1 nt ilv i tiiii -. . . mittce's campnicn furd nnd who hnve ' " ""-m-i rerm. ..icrmoeu. te linance the Ir own Christmas nnd Their mnritnl nffnirs lime been In peih.ips make Christmas iircenls te I the snetiisht for several months. An- ineir doss-cm, nave newer neen wiiuiy ',,,. ,.i,.,(n .0 fi,i,i ..!,... 1. . 1 -wr 1 "141 vi 1 niiiru 1 inn i4ii(iiiiit 1 1 " ill . nthusiastlc Vaie-Maekey mtlnn held n snecinl meeting Just befeii the fnner-il, passed resolutions nnd at tended the services in n body. The Stock Kxclinnge. paying tribute te a grent financier as well as a famous public mnn, closed nt 2 o'clock. Other Merchants Affected In the department stores honor wns paid him nt the moment his funeral erfices were beginning in tlie church by a eilent tribute lasting live minutes. The Wniiatnnker store, of course, which has been closed since his de-itli Tuesdnv morning, remained edespd tednv. Frem 2 until 2:0." o'clock this nfter nfter nfter noen tlie Straubridge A Clothier. Lit Brethers. Gimbel Bretbeis and N. Snellenburg 5. Ce. stores nnd mimv, ether centrally lecnted eqtnblihments Hispemled all' their erdinarv nc'ivi tlfi. The B-ilesmen and ether empleyes Heed at attention for tlie live minutes, rnd shoppers in the store likewise ipld this tribute of silent recollection. At the grave, in the cemetery nf the ATTEMPT TO POISON KeUennal Church of St. James th Hl ' Ll"' lu ' u'v'11 hffs. Pills of Sclnnlkill. there will be 1 a brief s'-nice, nt which the Hev. I'd anl Hltihle, lector of St. .lames, will spcnls. I The 11 tne pallbearers weie Bin - elar II Wnrburten. Nerman MacLeed, 1 smile, leaned toward the Justice am I1(, recollect whe explained: , "Thnt's it, Your Hener. 1 tbinl I'm entitled te it. and the think they're entitled te it." Meney figured largely in the cross cress cross etnminntlon of the girl today Walter Keown, attorney for the defense en deavored te show bv his question tl.nt the girl bore animus toward her step mother nnd Mehr. He tried te thew that she hud turned ngnint them ufte r he hnd refused te ndvnnce her $1."0 out of his own pocket le buv de'lic. It wns revculed that the estate of the supposedly wealthy showman was new exhausted, and has been for niunths. tin uiishet wound t ;ate s.ud Turkey . linl'AMrAI Vfiil fill nml 11iilninl . . - ........ ..,..- ..,.. paiuele. cspccinllv ns it wns te cost " '"""" """""' '"" em- .nuim ii.u iiemuse de talked te another inmate. them, in the cpressie htiisnitige of the . Leurr. 1 The stories of Iinrsh treatment fet Hull. "sMy bucks 11 piece." Irvin who is n wealthv grain mer- minnr offenses ns related bv the for- However. Ir. Liimbei ten's order r 'nut. has often been refeired te ns 1 ,m,r ,Ilimtt.s nlrenilv hne'been told spread censidenible cheer In the ' "J1' ' "' '" "' .' X"T? "" '!" '"".'i 1 the Kvkm.vc Pt ni.ic Lr.nr.i n (lis SlieiifT's ellice. '1 be elder was posted " ''"""laie I'.mics which 11c is min nil IbreiiL'b the iillici s nml nt once te have directed (Idling thei last few drew admiring render- Per several, j ""V't!1 , , , , , hewewer. the geed news cum. tee late.1 ."itli plan arranged f-d the arre-t 01 ner iiiisiiaiiu en tne ciuirge or eie eie ertlen aiitt uon--iiiipeit. Mrs. Irvin, iieieinpnnicd liv b r ten- ear-olds son Thej hail ulieady piid in their "sty" and stand 11 eie clinnce of getting it back, due or two el the bolder of tlie eiiipIeIes. who 111 e faithful te the nruiiiintieui, no matter what tlie cost, declined they would p.naele uinliew. It wns suggested, liewcver, thnt tliey mnv cool 'in their .nder when they really umlcistniid that the Slieilff means business. Hr-el ii Bit Subdued Ilnel. who is seventeen and of a vivid, somewhat Hei id tjpe of prettl i.ess with n pert and self-eenlidcnt miin .ier, was n bit mere subdued tedu thnn M'stcrduy. when her nccu-atlens ngninst her inetli'M' nnd Mehr brought an explosion from t lie latter and lils wife thnt halted bet proceedings. Her crcoss-cxsnnlnntien, followed bv n re-dlvect-enminiitleii. which lidded but little te what bhc nlieudy !in said, ended nt neon. When the ringing of the bell en the old couitheuse summoned Justice Ka llseh and the rest te the resumption of the proceedings this morning there wns nn air of expectancy based upon the men who had .ervel terms there. !e" f"0??' ;,"" ? "' C J J " Tl.r. O.f ..!.... n r ..."... ..i ...... .. .... ..." ."in, ... ...t-i iiiihs wi- 1 iieicy Mllire. , alfinrent her no snvn.. luiisnim mm. , wlie was paroled nfter serving eight , named were "Inylng "for" Jehn Bru months of n jenr's sentence. He was nen. and telling Mat tic Mehr. her sis- ter, net te be surprised te hear that .something hnd happened te Jehn au day." ' The girl linel nvscrted, tee. thnt Hnriy Mehr had said te her that "the mnn who killed, her dad ought te get , n geld inednl" and later hnd insinu ated thnt old Mrs. Mehr. Hurry'" mother, "might hae been mixed up in U. tee." It wns at this point that Harry Mehr jumped up and called the gill a liar and Mrs. Mehr threatened 1 te ' smack her te death." 1 LAST-MINUTE NEWS WOMAN ADMITS SHE'S A "BOOTLEGGER' A woman bootlegger, who gave lier name as EstTier Herzeg, fifty ytars old, of 201 Falrrueunt avenue, was arrested at the eud of tlie Bidge avenue car line feday. She had a purse con taining ?130.10 concealed in her hair. She said she sold liquor te &uppeit her sick husfcand. the prison barber wiin asserted he wa' t deprived of feed for twentv-feur benis lex which ue is sum ensures ivhU 1a,i t.,,i i.i.,.,..i. .1 te order a Ciaml Jurv Investigation. (.rand Jury Views Pil-en The Helmesbuig prison was Inspect, ed thoroughly je-terday bv Jhe (irnud Jury, which arrived there at 10 A. M. Jinunre. nimci neic llus morning nni lennrted nt 'J .tn l M Tim ,.,,,. fiem Stene Hut hoi, whetc -he niiilii- hers were received bv 'c'ai'itnln W H iiesien, me assistant sunenntene Cut. The C,ri:vi'l Jurers were tnken te all t.ilns n linndseine -onsbeie home. I Chauffeur Arrested First Prier te coming here she swoie out a warrant for the inie-t of Adam i Owen, her husband's Negro chauffeur, j charging him with feidug nn entrance i te a garage nnd taking her enr with out llerinlssiitn. Ilvven uns nt-,i,stn,l ' BRITISH OFFICIAL'1" I'"''''"" V'" in n gauge at Dniuen urriuiHi. i-i,-t,.01)t i, nl,d (.imlil streets. Mrs. Irvin is a stuljng-loeklng bru bru Heme Secretary Bridgeman Re-' nette. Slie were .in elaborate fur coat. eelves Poisoned Candy by Mall " "- . "'. " .' " ,,''.' ' " :". V J, 1 KnMy. of the State the blocks, visited the .lnrlt cells-. In spectcd the rules whteh are displayed In the cells nnd talked te Inmates. Thev hnd lunch In the prison. An hour wns spent this morning ev nmlning former Inmates, the Crand Jury then turning te leutlne business. Tlie. prison investigation will be resumed nt .. e clock. The dirk- cells nt the prison hnve been ordered nbellshed bv Commissioner el fare Ilepnrt- Kxperted .Mere Kcltnnent When the courtroom tilled this morning the spectateis looked for .1 furelitr dlspluj of fireworks. Assist nut Piescctitnr Peacock snw Mrs. Bes sie Mehr, who had been ejected after the disturbance of jesterdny, coming into the courtroom again, and said te her joce-ely that they would have te search her for n weapon. She smiled 1 and twirled the skirts of her coat. "Yeu ; can search we, if jeu want te," she wild Appntently geed humor had been re stored e.er night. Hnrr .Mehr was imperturntile as ever, ami as Immacii- urn lojiisice iii.' of. hits si.nrree ... nccepreu tlie granting of general am- lentlnued en race Twe I elumn Una nesfy te political prisoners She would ' lilnl.nA 1 ..... .-.-.. ...,r. nuni'viT, te estaeiisii a na tional home for the Armenians. Ambassador Child's frank talk with Ismer P.isha .lestcrdnv en the subject of minorities residing ,1, Turkev iniide n geed impression in Turkish-circles nnd exercised 11 calming Influence en the entire Lauanne conference, which nervously snw (lungers of 1 lumikdewii of nil the negotiations because of thu threatened rupture ever the treatment of the Greeks andk Armenians by Turkey. The frlendlv intervention of tli ft American Anibander at the right moment has cenvlnc-il ti, T,ibu the immense sttength of world opinion j particularly that of the t'nlted States I en the need for a settlement of the minority problem. Ambassador Child 1 urged Ismet te reconsider his position 1 ns te the Armenians nnn ether dis ' ledged populations, pointing out thnt , American contributors te relief work , In the Near Uast desired te knew thnt I their gifts would lido the refugees in I Asln Miner te settle in permanent 1 homes. 1'iiited stales as Arbitrator Turkish spokesmen believe that th' Ameriiun representative nt the cenfei -ence w us the natural arbitrator of tin emg problem. 1 liej contend that Turkev desires te de tlie ii.dit thing, but adds ihiit anv measures designed te' s'itisf werM opinion must net v lolntn lelntn Turkev's sovereign rights or force her te giant exceptional privileges te people v I'hln her borders whom she cannot ns siimlatc In reply Ins te Ismet Pnshn. Lord f'nr7en said lie was happv te note that 'he Turkish delegitien had changed it tone ami had t cached an under tnndlrsl of the vast importance of the ninieiities question. He thought Ismet's most important announce ment was the decision of Tur- . hev te enter tlie League of Natien' nfter the signnti'ie of peace win. I, Leut National Council Delegates Administration Unlikely te Ge ' 1'70in beped would be an nccnepiisheei 0 ' fni t In a lout i month He l-.evnl Urged te Ce-operate in Dis- ' Further in Assisting Europe 'iuir.e's de. is, n would facilitate -..in- a 1 , flll 0ji m(inv et the problems before th tributien of Products te Settle Problems cerfunce I . 1 Supervised by Ieague The Bntisli sj eke-man emphasized thnt the clnuscs ,') the Lurepenn, iri'iiui's mcui leiieij e isinn, siipiuaicci supeiiien et tli. tnmeriM peipulntleiiv By f LINTON (.SI.BKBT by the I.eagi.e of Nntiniis. and s be -tnIT ( errcsiMinilfiit l.fnlic I'-idlle I ncr r was happv te see thnt Tutkev was n e TO' 01 1 !'; h r 1 I'Ci-r 1 (j.npnni Washington, lie 11 -'I he I'nitcl irther '..vvanl f -be he GERMANY NEAR Ulf R COttASE, SAYS BONAR LAW LONDON, Dec. 14. Germany is very near te complete col lapse, Prime Minister Benar law told the Heuse of Commens today. He declared that this was the only information he could give the Heu&e en the subject of repaiatiens. HARDING INDORSES HE FOREIGN FARMERS' MARKETS POLICY UNCHANGED GOVERNMENT READY TO AID, SECRECY IN WASHINGTON !. l v 1 V !t Washington. Pec 11 President Ilniding. In a letter ic.id rednv at tlie opening session ut me National Council of Pnrmeis' ( .. meiative Mnrl.etiiiiT Associntien'. dec'.-ir. , that lie knew of Mutes is net 1 Uelv t - . .iii'in.tit,',i. '''itriii-tiiini'il niA. TI.. -l. li. .. ....m-.. --. "u v-s,. ,, ,n iMiiiiniii- ,, llftrelnv II Winbiirteli. Jr.. Bdgei ten 1 U.ntlmi. Dec. 1 1. ( liv A. I'.) An' here teilav Befete going le Ciiv Hull "i '.'..'' ' V '","rrr" u'p revocation ate a- lie lias been every dnv since tlie " ".R10 "...veiuem mitt premises preventing the Iren, . ipatt.m . Wnrbuiteii. Tlieinas B. Waiiiinuikcr, attempt bus been made te nsssR,i,.,te , t appi'iir nrfjiin-t then she .sweie.mt , ' ,, V" ;," .f .1 I1J''','.,',.,,. of trial begun last Monday. He took his men "elp tev.1.1 tie piesent toilet and ' Itnlir- thnn .1 , I'.ji -, . , ir., Jehn W.ii.amnker. Jr. C.uiii.v Heme Seeietiity W C Brl.lgemnn bv wnriant for the imest of her bus- '"" ' , ',L ! T1' ( discipline, j n, custemed seat, and ns nsiial. ieste.1 be permanent betterment of agrl.itl- f , . , , Mtinn. Kebert M. Ce.vle. William L. ,,, of poisoned .liocelates sent linnd hi fine Judge Blown, of the Mil-' "i"l , ' fn,bl1' "" ''".""tes the use bjs ,.hm en one hand, pressi,,.. his in- turnl condmetis n ilu co-operative ' Pm.en 111 .npi.. n.i'i 1. .r- b.te Ne.in. through the mail. , nlcipal Conn. I V',,'" ."" ' ' """ ceincrsaunn witn tlielr dex linger iigainst his Us. 1 orgniuratlen et inrnie-s te market tucir 1 .iiete.i ve-t.-r.i-i -,. ,....,.,;.' Seine of Ihe Nnlien's most eminent 'I'lie entiilv 111 lived at the Heme Of- Later while .he was in n Citv Hall I 1P"" prisoners. Ari nllll,n seiuned e have suffered pr!p,,rtU, . , A,r- Hughes' i.,e ,,f Mm. 1 l'.C'l l men have been invited te serve as lien- ,,,.,. vestenlav. mid the pelue found It ' corridor talking te 1'alvev. hviti hap- ' Legislator for Changed Ijiw from tlie effects of yesterday's strnin. resident s ietei was rend by . dednnd tint ti 1- .n 1,1,1 1 . 1 erarv p.illbenieis. among them Cever- ((,n.,ined aisetilc. I pene.l a eng. lie was iiimunil te see his Thn lnw rrent,lu, th pnl.,lt. .., Her fnee uns lined and there was in,"";r ,I'r"' ,','f K-iitu. U. te whom ' ' ' '" ti .- .n.nn, I.H.. nor Spn.nl (ioverner Miller, of Ne.v ,, is nndeisloed the pel dtilbule wife tlie,... , hJ iv-i thnt fl 1 rei n, i plensatu puckering nt the comers of," 1'!"1 b"en mldi.e-sed. as 11 gieet.ng nun tv ,es,f,.i,u. ,, , ,,,,,.,, ,v , Tork; Ceveriiur-el.ct Piimbet. Mnver ,,e ue'l te.the same pe, son who recentl.v "Yeu knew Hint car is mine" he J" " ss . " "1. 'T""",,1 Ur eneliib. SI..' tried he. est te J! ,h,e. f0""' " ' '" ''' '"e . '" w"," "", f,ll! PU',,, l1"" " n i-.-.l ... ... ..Vi."Vn?H.!!L.Nf..Xh.i .V'-'-''-llb."!, ''--!. I,nd -'-i'-nwet, ,00k ,, with mv!;;X!".V'nV' .my.andby ....,.!!, , made, n'' . ',,B'" ..""'VA 7." "'""' '" r:;"1. '"'... ''.:::' y."!: '"ii'r , .,, ..,, I confinement at labor. Is mv mi, Family Reconciled H' Mr llnr.lt, ,,..i Hmt the I n,tc m,,,,. ,. ................. T. Khnffei . of t be Slate Siniii'ini' Cem I Themas A lMls.ui, Wllllain Jenniiig-. Hrynn ntul many ethers. Ollieis In vlleil te net ns pnllbeniers follew: henntei I'l'tiper, Senater Iteeil, t Itv ililliietil hnve l.een wuilieil In lie en nie, repiieu vus. 11 v 111 .-iiiki-iiv . as tier gum. I iigiiinst similai alteniiits. ten-jenr-eld seu -niigsb.l dose te her. (In November II. Sir William Her- j "Well, we'll s,,.." s,,id Inm. I weed, chief of sici.lliiu.l Yilld. leceived He was nbe'll te walk n win when 1 . ... ., .1 1 1.. 1. iv ,:... ii...ii..L . C .1... M.,.:.. v. 1 11 llO el poi-enco caocei.ll.'n llllllltutl enrniu- I iiltitj" ' . . ."- .' -iiei .11 Solleller Stnvlli. Omiip Stums. N'( w . ibe niinls. Believing II le be n I n t tli Yerk; Nnthaii Stum-, New Yuk;id.iy gH'l fiem a relative, lie tasted of Oenrge S (li.iham, II. (inrden Self-, it 'nnd b. c.ime seveidv ill. t ridge, Yesteidm Ihe Lveiiiilg News nn- "Williinn L Nevln. C.cnrge W. Stall, nniime.l that a dew bad linen ebluineel lesinh Bunting, Alfied (!. Cl.iv. Wil- ' im.ddng pel sons leunected with "a Ham C. Haddock. Jeseph P. Williams, f.imeus orgaiii.alien. reiierieK Kebmniiti. (iordeii II. lllev, Franklin N Brewer, Preston P. Lvim. :!V' ternej's eflii e, suveil tlie wan nut upon him. "Till Is 11 diliv tilek," exclaimed Iivln," InIng ler me in a manner like, this. "Ne, it's iust what vim deserve," replied Mrs. Irvin repenied, according te Benjamin K exueier, a memtier et the Leglslatun, Mr. Celder is pieparing te draft a bjl' te siipej-cede tills act, which was passed In IS.'!." for the purpose of doing -ivvay with solitary eentinetnent. " ! ."I de net believe thnt a man com- I nutted te prison for crime should be sent en a picnic." said Mr. fiehW I e mi'e,;. ' m Vrs"v"' i lV"l;MTT1?Qf? 'QAMTA CT A TTQ' DHRRFm Yerk; Jehn W. Ani.el. New ' Yet k : 1 X Vi- x VJ L ilw " JM'Ice Nun Is S. Birrutt. Itlihnrd Weg- ln. Colonel A. I. Beltler, Ilinrv I"). I alstey, J. WeneU Brown. Justice Beb- i ft von Mas, b.l ker. Jeseph M. Steele. The llcv li,.. JeNc-ph Krailskepf, the! v. Bf UuKseii n Cm well. Or Centlnuril nn pate Mnetrcn ( uliin.n Twe 3 KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH j Miss hi e.id. (live thnn a chance, nnd it wilt help te redeem them. T am new look leok loek itu,' up the act which created the county Prison. "I understniid thnt Its previsions call ier piuiisiimeiii nr an peisens sent theie Kivnig mem separate nnd selitnrv iinenient nt labor. I feel ih.i n.i". 1 . . . . . . s ,,-, ;,,v 1N oesoieie ami slieuld uridctge a ii ,i n t n ir if- ' rlin,,S(v tllat is if ,hnt flmngc meets Ruth Newman, of uarretsen Hospital, f ictim of root pad "'"' the approval of Dr. Haidy. Cem r ; n CI ir . ei- m ii n l mlssleifcr of Welfnie- Or. ij,,,v is Oil LVf of Uuy bhc Was te Buy Ole Dell Leach doing grent weik In his department . nnd before I take anv sti.na :., ,i...'. Mr Keown referred ueniu te IIn7era' be was "still in..ie ,,ii',.us tint the elopement when lie began the cress,. ct.- 'nrmeis shnll tliemselves , ..-npcinte te iiininntien. tit the beginnitig of tedn's '".ike the Cevernmei,' offetts doubly session efficacious." "Were jeu nnd jour stepmother put President ll.iiding's Letter in prieii when jeu were arrested in I . ,. , ., . . .. llobekenV" lie nsked. "We were net !. A,fler "Mdaiiiing tbiit ptess of public "At nnv inte, when the finally re- l,,"Hl,,',, prevent..! Inm tiein iiiteiiding ....i... ,.,t i.. ,.. .i. ii. . .. .t the (euncil ine.iiiig. I'risidcni llatditnr , . . . ,. . .......... . i.iiiun ijuu i.ii.'i in uv iiuuce h ni en . . mi i de net neneve tmt he should t Biverside en your return, was there "' , V"1 ,lettP1' ","""1",'1 be locked up ii n cell and kept there te . net general rejoicing ami recenciliu. I. knew no -ingle movement that piuiiuct'i lllUt.' m'lji m'm iiki i m- (iitsriil ip- lueie 111 iv e rm niv h. OF GIFT FOR WEE CRIPPLE , Centlnurd en I'aie Mnttrtn Column n wlief nnd the permanent betterment of agricultural conditions than this one Whoever has cared te rend mv recent message tn the Congress will under stand the depth et tin . "motion nreut the lieccssitj te de .v.rvtlung pessp le te help tlie fanner Mir.c.gli bs nreseift RUNS AMUCK ON TRAIN, STABBING PASSENGERS pett I i.i nee in an etler :ir, than (ii rminij h.iiIi pav ei "i ; measure- v hi. li would 'iniiki f! unable te i.av pi ' ".. . . ...- mi., einsiaii.iing i. Adiiunistiatieu's tei,..,i , It does net . bang.-. It ,v "inj nueut M.n s ,, un, Hughes tool, elb.e h ,s ,, M ,,:".. Ml.',s."." ..., Mr --..... , i t im i- in n. i i n..t .. ..i . , ,. ' !,-, urmur iiu n is rm vnnv e. ,,i,ftM, linn in . . . i. i i .nlleennr. ..." V.. '". '"" "lf, -... .... iiirm uv ,or. e a Hughes vvret. i lie -(. quoted vesterdav liussia icpu rations .1" t th. .- 1 1, it , IliC 10- w i i ii r nine I,.. el Wll- U III j. . Ii wn- Drunken Negro Slashes Man and Camden Weman Maucli (IiiiiiIi, Pa.. Dec. U (By A P, i llnbert Bejer. n Negro ofCeates- , is in the iiiruen County jail Centlnueil en I'.icr l"i. ( elumn -Iv Hughes' Ml,,, InilcMhie in', eer i( ,s 8ve "I Others' Badly Injured In "Soe Line" Collision '"Dtpe. U's.. I'lee. II. I Itv A of i tlie Mis Snntn Clans," In the person llutli Newman, n petite nurse nt Cniiettsen Hospital, was robbed list night of the $l." she had saved Se dell coach for n crippled child. ii mill piauiieil te go Snult Sle shopping '.. ...-. ....v .... "'",- ' " Inilii .Ne, , met 111 l.V ....... ...u i,.v t,i h ntii., ti,,,f.i,. .,t I ' NIIIMI' I'" ' -.i..t.- Ml im! "-Three pet sons wete killed and sacral bn." '!" ,.!',?' ...iim frs hndlj inju.ed early tednv when ' '', 501 " w" ,' , r'mninpniiH, St. Paul mid "iriae passenger ..'.' "" '"lllslim with a fieight ti-n-i ""r lieie He were no ever- down te his ejes. coat. . AftW WOMAN LOSES home when she IkiiiiI ii patter of foot feet steps. The uet moment tlie mnn hnd ' wicndied nwnv bei liin.lbag, cnutniniiir ' the trensund ,!,", n aeM feiintnln pen i a wrist wnte'li and a clinical lliermeni- I fllT, vllle. In . x i i . . V ' HI IB ' I Tiii . sueuid take It up "ere. niter running iuiiuck en a .lersej ui linn. lentrui nam ceuiiy ami sinsntng sev- ernl persons with n knife. Walter .fe HANDBAG TO ROBBER Late Husband's Will and His Insur ance Policy Taken by Footpad 1'rezise. el .ninersvnie, i'a,, wns se verely slashed en the neek nml fuce nml is in the hospital nt Pnlmerteri. His condition Is net serious. The train was running between Wilkes Wilkes Burre nnd Mnuch niunk. An clderlj woman, believed te he Mnrv I. t.niingner. et cnnulen, . ,j A lellnP !..,;,. . ., i...., ., .i.ii.lOK iiueiiii- ...ii I"""" wns sent te Ihe scene of Hie UV"!'"' from Chlppcvvn I'nlN. .ibeut 'in i "l'M "f l"'"'- '''"' '. wide i "is about an hour Lite, was spec ling curl 1 '" ..'.", ''""' vU"'11 lln' ,'nls!l '"" Wr(,i. Ihe cuuse of he nce-ldcnt has m beennscei tallied. f i'rJjrV,,'l'B1l' folk, etpit comfort. Ont- - .,.. .M.uiaa. -uiuurii, re,u. ev. AVERS ROCKEFELLER FARM BUREAU MOVEMENT National Union Head Points te Check en Radicalism Spokane, Wash.. Dec 11 . By A P, Charges thnt Jehn l Be.-kefel-ler financed the farm but can movement nnd that tlie Chicago Beaul of Trade financed the I lilted (irnm lirewers' As As As podntlen were made here bv Charles S. Barrett, piemdent of the Nntienal I, , , ..."' ii in. r vi i ltllrhes in.. . ....i ' '." ' ''I 11,,, , , ,'.". '. """'Ml'lc tn.tl.l ... ii iiui ,i i.ev. tieer". II. BACKS ;tlnt M.r..,,,,s",r-V,llll'l' ",; -niriiiT ,esnn1"'1 upon tlm .eumrv's taki, .. iMENT nn net he nnd leadiK role l ,), ,,!."k. .','!: nn active nnd lending role , , lencnts of Hurepe's ec..,,.!!,,,'. inities ate tli ihiii .nmn ,...,.. . wre when this Adminis,,,,,,,.,, n:.tIV.V.rt i ne ftennte is opposed t ....UKi-illl'MIB nnd the s. anv ten it'll ssilllle Illlike. lenllniifd en Puct. Mnelrrn. t lut UUIIl Spllli TOKIO PRINCE BETTER eeptlng conttel bv the L igue She could Coner upon de i.Iiunl. suppn c thI iuarnntees win. h tlie league pre- tiled. Lord Cmmn epr.s.ei i e .. , tl,it the conference sub-, omiins-ien en in1 in1 renties would be permitted t.. study the (iiiestien of estnb'l-biug a li.ni. I.n d for the Armenian- and uige.l exemp tion from militnrv .erv n e of tlie l hris t i.i n peoples in Turkev . lord Cumin ns-uie.l tlie T,,ls that th. v need entertain no fen,- uf tb I engif ut Nations Infiingiiig ihe ugjits of then . eiintiv Tutkev . eibl n' u.ivs sjienk out fteelv ns a ii en.her of t'. I msui. M Bnrrere nnd Mariul 1i ("Jnrieni lieie.s of the Pteiich nnd It J. 'in l legation- iiIm. voiced ill r lot'isete nt tie . oifi'interv nttitud.. ,..,, (. I.v lb.- T 1 1 L- an. i s.i' 1 tli u-t te. i ..put, l-tii t the .en .,.n e th. . nf. nil." $200,000 ALTOONA FIRE Juniata Suburb Swept by Flamet Dynamite Used ltoen.i. P.i .1'. II i P.v V P i --I i.s. of n . ee -iin '''-'lie. llllll UftM i'ii.se.1 (,v Pre 'I" I .weft 'i. hislnesh buildln.s n Iiimii'i a -eliul e.lnv When tin ten i i imI no '..no they found 'be water pie-.ir. se te v that it was indliiine ,, h. u, uas lest while thev made . etitic, i ions with the Pennsylvania Ifailread water supply. Iivu'imite wns used til nn efl.it te step i he tui.gies- ,, ibe llnmes TI if buildings burned con pined a I irl.ei -hop livinv! upiirtmeiits bakery, department stene, d.nrv depot, uueler taking establishment and ii haidware stei e. Stock Exchange Christmas Holidays New iirh. Hie I I ' be Beard of i.ovetners of the Ste. k I x.-hnilRfi granted the petition of the mcinhcirl "te d l.a Pene, ca im- ''iiui ua.i ini i He footpad biis.--e,i lie stolen bug I Mis. Hnnuali Mien, of ..-,ii cum,.,, wns slightly cut en the face ami neck I ' 1,rmPrH l "'"" '" "Pe.iiMt.g vesieum, nirorme, in with Measles. Im- '""". "".,., ''x" """'. ',"' "11"1" "" inglj written te hania ( urns ler n dell te his side and inced w.-t in Hnmilt..,, i Mreei. Cmnden. let u liandb.i- I !,. She is also m the Pitlmerieu Hospital I nt ,llft nnnl eneiiti..i. et ihe Y sh- proves Sllahtlv ,:,1"1".1 "" , '!' , "l,,"'"ll "; "'" 'isiinl nnd ''''! . le Tentlelli. wbe.e be turned .,e,.,b. Ilniultis li.i dead husband's will nil MtfTering mesil, fiem shook r , ! ingt.u. Pinuiels' I i.ien rii ii . i i ,, . A i IniMiiini. IieIi.Ih, I h. toil,,,, K,. Miss NcwniMH is a graduate nurse The ,.,., ttlls ,d no ,. iiisu.ai.ee pelicj when a tl u,.f ntn.'k ic she was h.vster.cal and then apse , Ml" nrre" Hn" ,lia' "'" ''" i Jl ,'ti , .' " ' U l'.-I're bm,Ke a few dnjs age voted the cxt.a d was v s.llng frit mis hist ,.veiiinK. lif-m.l the nu.se's .ij fei help. She her en tile step of k ,, ' , unciiscieiusness. Ai thp '" 'Bureau meveiuen. wns .,., . growth '?w Ml obi... who bs I s..,, belidnv nili. x.hang.s ,, celll. She wns li'tuniing te. the niiise. home, ' went le the Twcnt'elh and Blilluu. o'de(k Inst night seligers weie nsleep when the Vecre "f ,l,l lineHllgatieu .nade Iv tne ceuti- ''H' ,"' .""ll nen-les. vv. ,epette. at imeel.lv maikels an expe.le. t mk.i I1III7 lliiniillen stiet and left a car weed slrcels pulice Malum and dcsciibed .Mrs. Allen, who recently ..s t, wlie was said te have been in eic.itr ' llf, Cmniissii.ti np.. int. . b the "een teda te be imprev ,ng , similai a.tien. 'I hi. w l mean a sus- at lllul.leelllh sllcetsherllj before mid-1 vhe lebbei'. i caved. . L .. I L . ,.,,' "i,s ' V ." .. .n. 1 1,.. ill, it, .. . -'"' n.Vi",p'1' late Pre-ndent U.msevelt Mr Barrett H1k tenipeuitiire wind, vestcr.l.iv pension of business ,,!. u ket world night.., , - lawyer. She was vine L7 hZZ I ellV dlMri eil. 'N " mnnher of that commission Ac "nH "', ,,m ' " ", ; ''P'd te slightK '''" I thhn night Ii n her "", until At Nneteenlh street as tilie walked i:..tmer Crnbfrrl.-tn niesi ccouem. wlien n man puhie tiithe .- i ' Bureau was ergnnucd te preent "re than 101 . anil his pulse, which hud i ucHdny morning, Heicinber L'(J. ss as rru 1 &Sv:SH:-a MO& "TtSMf ? Ms?ffl r:-nmlm,lRnew80, et.- J , X ' xj ( ' 1 -, .t-",ii .;. , .-- v.. . . '"'r sf..i,tM t. , .... v '"iv.is ., ', ,, i n . is."' "l ' " (!? lllitii,, ; '- "r "" '"'-'"' ' " '' L - . , ., .... .. I A" J- IV. V TO 1 a i si m 17' 11 ?' J ril m I w I m