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RAND JURY PUTS
WARDEN ON GRILL
General Superintendent Coeke
Questioned at Length en Con
ditions at Holmesburg
INSPECTORS NEXT ON LIST
Tin- I illflll
rillliltlelpliin l
.liii uir-iiKi.iin in
mull .iri'iiii moved
;l clllll.' tills Illi'lllilU
rnpidly tow .ml ;i
nH l'rt'il A i ' n!
ilif steneral super- "
intenileiit. a iiui.'.cl
fur Dill'
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hull l
1
anil
nnd twenty minute-.
Coeke ctrried n . il'1 of hook-i
ether records into ibe hem iiiB room at
0 o'cleel, .Vs-i-tnnt Hitriet Attorney
Miwrer put iiumv qui stl.ins te the ex
ecutive head of the c.nnt prisons- here.
When Mr Mnurer left at 10 o'cleel;
the Interrogation vvns continued by the
titis-tra thpinsMviw
The (irand Jury new ba a mn-. of
detniW cnncernlmt otitlitiens at the
prisons, ivtrtieulnrlv the convict branch i
at Helmc-biirc. The teumen of eon-
wets and former mmntni nix een tern-
livl Uv a thorough Inspection, et
the'
j'i-ien itself
Prison Inspectors Net
Dark cells, fondle" day a n punish
ment, the ban en tobacco and talking
and the confinement of men "ill soli seli
Ury" with no exercise have diietly
..nf,! tlm fJrnn.l .lerv's attention
Coeke sisbed aildlbh as lie left the . h
hearing room nt lit.'JO o'clock.
"Whew, I feel better new that that
is ever," lie remarked.
The general superintendent, iisii.illj
rrferred te as the wniden. went te a
telephone, called up the Meynmensins
Prison and instructed 'WiUiiim" te
"have Jehn bring the ear up te City
Unit richt uwa."
The Beard of I'ri-nn In-t fr. who
make the rules fr Hie ...unt mils
ere. me uet in lie inicrrng.uiMi. ine
tti.iv lie called tins .ilternoen when the
ilraiiil Jurv resumes the prison probe
111 .1 o'clock.
Warden Must Lnfurre Hub's
As additional background te tli r
iiuestlg.itien. the gnnid jur"rs new
ii.ne an insight into the rules and c.m c.m
niiiens at the K.istein IVnitentiarx
vlilch tbev again Msited esterila.
tl is uiiderstiinil Mr. Coeke n ake 1
why (iinditleiis nt 1 In- St.ite Peniten
tiary diffcied fietu these at the
(Oiinty prison-, lie is repot ted te have
laid he li.u-t fellow "in the ruins .i
lnid down b the pri-mi inpeet.ir.
Soen after tin- mie-rig-itum began
I)r. .leseidi M. IJccm's. president of tic
P.eaid of Prison lnsji..cter. .iserid
that If Coeke did tut fellow : the
rules inipl 1 illy he weu!l !" l""king for
another ob.
William II. Hesten. in . h.ir.e et the
Holmesburg prison. wa iiierietieil
vesterdn by the liriuid .Ii.r. winch i
expected' te make it- repmr te .1 hle
Audenrled about the mi 1 In' of i .t
neek. It was leiirneil lie-ten sii.l h"
simply enfened t,e fines as airaug"!
liy the prison inspector-.
Considerable discussion is tlmu-ht te
have ensued ever the d!-ceeri- made
by the Cr.ind .Iur 111 a recent M.-it
te the prison. On ihnt mia-um the
vibltin: jurymen fe.ind two daiiip 'ell
locked, and en ilie fleer of one of tueui.
it Is said, certain appantu- found
which it- believed fermerH te lme been
used in applying the -pre.id-eagle"
treatment. Member- of the pnj ui'--tlened
Hesten es.eii" about the ii" ii"
hmeking rules and t"ie'ic'-s men I p nod-.
It was -aid.
LOSES BIG FORTUNE
IN POKER SWINDLE
Clean-Up of Broadway. New Yerk
Gambling Fraternity Begun
New Wrk. lie. 1 illv A P -liisclesiires
of .1 gunnte- poker -wind'e,
in whieh liundleil- et thousand .1 '
l.'is have been lest wealthy ; r- .11
Iti games in mid-Manhnttan. was fore
cast today when detective- sf.t . u;
teiind up Hre.idway '- g-imliling fia-
ternlty.
Twe men nlreadv are under urie-t
en the charge of being coiiur.en
gamblers, and detectives who served the'
Will rants yesterday -lib! thev expeetnl
te take a number of t 1 r- into 1 u-tedy
seen.
While the police de. lined. ,n -i.l .1 11
et meie nrrests, te reveal the infei -ii
atien placed 111 th'ir 1 11 mi- it "
barned that mic cnuiplaitiatit ( l.n -1".
Meyer, of White Pi. i- le-r -i. .
em hiintlret tbeii-.iinl dellai- m gnu es
at which p.irti.irs weii, -,n, te have
ben framed a- ' hihih gi
PROMINENT N. Y. CLUBMEN
TESTIFY IN LIQUOR CASE
Federal Grand Jury Investigating
Source of Champagne
New Yerk. I --'l l'-..i , . 1
members et ih- Nen ..i ', Une. ,.
anil Tennis ' I'd wei w.in ,j.
terilay befeie ill' I'.. l.n1 iira'ii
Which Is llllestlgnl ng , 11. ',( 1,
large quiiiililii - ! liiier 11 n
lingne have bi'i-n . nr,i 1 ,.
I
H leienl li,. hi'ler .llliln 1
in violation ..f 1! . .
inquiry will be re-inne.1 !
The member. isti,' ,1 ,;
liana (iihseii, i:ilit C I
her of tl.e hriu of .1 p
Ce. : .Inines 1; I SI. ii lu
tb.
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M.IR.IIII .V
I". .1 nc-
ll, lailei. a lie lulu 1- -u
ine henid of
gevirnnrs; vlll'eii
I!t r-vr, nn . p.-
. iill of the New V eik
t turn I K.ulma 1
Ralpl M. De ( "st.l.
pniatlen leiin-il.
II ,'s-s!t1t ,,,,
d Charles
eimiillai
l liber vvn ni I- who have te-tiflnl
liefere the (iriiiid .lurt ,'elnh' llnrrv
Kiiapp, pre-liiiit of ti rg'iiiitti.ie .
I'.llllighntn Tewii-eii'l Irv'r. treason "
if the club: lord Huntington, v i. e
prcident of 'he New V n'l, 'I'elt pnein
Cniiipaiiv and nm. et ila bi.inl of iii'in.
ag-r-: ReiieruU Terrv .It Ph'Iip I
1 ii-tei', I Law ie, in. VV t . 1 1 n, i rml
Charles Pre-l n t .
RESPECT FOR DRY LAW
AIM OF YALE STUDENTS
Working te Develop , Sentiment
Against Intoxicants
New I lav in . (nun.. 1 1. 'l illv
,'i, P. I Twe iinileigiii'luaii i 01111111'
lees. one ii.ade i l et ii ntieuiic '
students aim I Ii f etll"" li'tuesi'iit .
nig the "-hciiiel I Sinniiin Scheel.
1 ae been t he-cii ,11 V ale I'm
veisity te wink lewanl ' operiitien in
the Hi injt'ii f beih te In in about n '
g"catei fspci'i tot tin pri'bibilieii laws.
Till' UpplUllllllclll of the cillllllltlei s '
ns the i '-nil of a inciting held Tues
day lit the ieiiieM of Pic-iilent Angell.
The ilevclnliliieilt nf Kliuletit opinion I
I'gain-I Ilie use of intoxicating dr nl- I
vac said In be the object el the meet -
Tl.e chief of police. Philip T. Smith,
tald arrests of Mudi'ius iwentv year
JS0 averaged about 200 a year, while
new Ii is rarely thai a studeni is ar
lested 7HV. JOH VIM CI I.IIIIMNO
lie found In 'IH' llelp W allied .
inn .viav
elaii.i en
'SMOKE ALL YOU WANT TO,'
SA Y WOMEN LEGISLA TORS
Mrs. Maurice J. Spciscr Has Ne Objection at All Provided
She Isn't 'Smoked Out,' and Se the Suspense Is Over
The suspense Is ever. The touted
nerves of t he nieinhers uf the Leclsln
lure arc rehixed. The emit unrest that
luii lievereil nhntit is removed nml the
nnmliers en n new breathe n sIrIi of
relief.
Why?
Hecause the women members have
stated that they will net mind smekini;
nt the sessions of the nsemhly. That
im te sav the women member (ltd net
i.h ln ... . ..,t. t. 1.. nil irA.1
l'l"llli-V M' -m"Il- IMIL lilt", till ilfcltUll
, , ,, , .
that the men were te fed perfectly
fr,, t ninKe.
There hai been quite a little vvnrri
inent for n his fat political clear
enhances the dignity of appearance,
pnssihlj timhcs niie Ien; (nniieneMiie
'l FRENCH GIRL JAILED
FOR SCANDAL WRITING
' "
Started en Leve Affair by Aneny.
meus Letters Toek Wider Scope
Tulle. France. 1W. 21 . Mile.
ngele Laval, found guilty of writing
iiiienjinmis letters which et the whole
town by th irs. was Mnti'iiced es-
tcrda te a month's iiiipnentiient and
hned 10ii fr'in.s for public defnmatlen
and five fran. s for private defiimiillen
1110 n'leiiMiii-iis ieners. s ippus hi,
have ri'-uli
flung wen
lilted trein the rt:ilr et two
g women in .1 love niiair. ar nrsi
purported te eNpnse weak points in tlie
Ii-es of .1 number nf individuals inter-
e-ited in the affair, but seen th" under
ground work "enk en a wider scope.
After setting individuals one ag:iint
(he ethet. it en.brieled families and
tmallv svr wind" ti- ighbeihmu's in a
1 turmoil.
mm,mlr ..., ...
GRAND JURY SILENT
ON HALL-MILLS MURDER
Rumors Persist That Quiet Hunt for
Clues Is Being Kept Up
SnmrrUUe. X. J.. Dec. '-'1. Ad
jeiirnmetit has been taken b the Som
erset Ceuntv tirand dun without ac
tion in the II.ills-Mills murder nn-tei
The 1 irand Jurers will convene again
.luniiarji .'!. but there is no premise
that the will act at that tinv "11 the
-lajing "f the lte. IMward Wlieerer
Hull ind Mrs. Lleaner lleinhardt
Mills.
The ceuntr .mtherities perit in re-fu-ing
t" 11 uke any statement com cm
ing the iae. although there are tunny
rumors te the effect that 11 (puet inves
tigation is being pursued.
Neither Special lleputv Attorney
lieneral Wilbur A. Mett nor lMectte
Mat-en. assigned te investigate tlie mur
der, has been in Semen ille -ince the
la-t (irand .Inn was dt eh ed afttr
failing te leturii indictments in the
.se
WOMEN PROTEST TO U. S.
AGAINST IRISH EXECUTIONS
Mothers In Ireland Send Cable
Appeal te America
P.tris. Pee. 21 (By A. IM An
appeal signed
hv several
prominent
women of
Prance te
Ireland I'll- cabled trem
Pre-ident Harding today.
protesting ngniiist
"the executions el
prisoners et war in ireiaiui.
"Such executions." the me-age de
. lar-il "are unparalleled in history,
violating all the rule- of internatinn.il,
warfare P.leven tlieii-and pri-em r-.
men nii-l wem.-n .ire new at the merev
f the Pl'ee State (ievernnient. Will
America stand for tin- while indignant
at Turkish atrocities?" .
The message was -igned by Mar- 1
g.iret Penrse, mother et Patrick II.
Pearse. che-en as iir-t President of the
Irish Republic and executed by the
1 Itntisli after the rebellion in 1010 :
.Vine Cennnt. widow of Cemjnandant
i'amen Ceantn. who le-t hi- lid m tin
l'.lli! nWlien . Mi Maiv MaiSwiiiev.
1 si.ter of tl.- late lnver Ma.-Swiney.
of Cerk v.t tin. "' 1 'linger striki. an 1
Mr- Marv M-l1 .wi-. mother of Li.un
Mc'lewcs ni f die bailer- ex ited
in the 1'n-e m tte u.ilitat'v court re-
'.i-ntlv a- a an i-'ire 1 f rtprlsal.
"BOBBIE" HAS VANISHED;
NEWSSTAND PATRONS SORRY
Police Asked te Selve Disappearancs
of Atlantic Highlands Girl
Mabel Weeds, better known ns ' Bob Beb
bie the Hews. girl " lias diniitie;n-cd
trein tier home it Atlantic Highland-.
.1 and the polite "f Phllinlt Iphi-i
anil ether 1 iie. have been ashed te
l.'flk fr he'
The jii! ' 1- 1 epular 1 -i"fi.i''v '
. pitret- '!' 1 new -stum! ' .'i--
lpti'ireil after '1 'tv illg till ev V "I k
".t,.Msihl I" but ( hri-'mn- in-e-e n-.
bi. W. ln-i -ecu II' '!' -f.l'li'i n
I- L'lllhetllpnrt N -1 . '.1-' .it II' "I
,- 'the g rl ii.i- apparendv r . ' ; ;-
1 anie of initid
SI lui- light le-ewti bebbe-l 1 nr i
ie H-.-t .ix inches tall ami ghs r.-u
-.nl- .'-he were a blacl. ntiit'H-i
11 n-irnkhan. bl.n-k '1"'- b'.-. k
.( ,,- i-iti wtudell ste.'Uiig- at. - .tl . rt
I'l Itosien hng
I'hi gll'l seemed iejite.,t..i .' I,. ' a-
.. i,d n rensen ter her 1 . .
ni -ti rv
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SEIZE 'CHEER' SHIP'S CARGO
400 Cases et Liquor Taken and
Seven Arrests at Baldwin Harber
I itcpnrt. S. . Ii.. Jl - i I'.v A
P. i A' I. i-i .n. ii n of ti . ( hr
i . -i I i it l ij.ser- ' a 'i ekt ti
r .niigl t i .i iv ii ,b. i- tit p,,rt
"t Ni "i l I tin- ii i.i I, n.'i i,-i
tl'l' , - II I J" 'VUl II I'l ll'll'l.l g hi V v
V I k'- I'll l-tli..'- i III ' I
I N i in I Vim. I . i :li , ' a
- , i it tun , ti f the i !
ii I In rt" ii- ttinl nrrestnl
1 1 e wiie prt ii i r 1 1 1 .- ie
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PLAN REPUBLIC IN INDIA
Full
Program te Be Presented at
National Congress
Uiiiilnn, Un 'Jl i I'.v pi A
full preiiriiiii fir tli -I pin it. en et
India in .in tin Hi tish l.mpit'e
nnd esialdislnnei t of 'The I'ederateil
Itepnliln et India will he -iibmitteil
te the luiliaii .Niitieiuil Congress duritiK
Its aiiniial si'siiui ji t liaya, llritih
llldlll. lieM week. a. . el dlli' In Infor Infer Infor
iiiiitieii reteived in l!uii-h elln nil tlr
cles. lireat inteiest m i In. preirrnm is
evinced by elh' l.lN hele. who -uv it is
the direci vvml. "f IleNhevists ''h,.
Indian Natien il Ceiutitsi i tin. e-.
ciiiiiaitiiui v.inth .ha m In - K iliiiiilu
lieadetl until hi- ain-i and luiprisoii luipriseii
nit ut carlv hi ibe pn - in veir.
.M'Mtl'Vll M" K "Ml I Mill I'l ;s
!, I H't r aulr t tr fce feu'id
HU' ' bl eeiiatil'u,. V. a ' Kiijinu
en iiuue -tt. -ittv.l
EVENING PUBLIC
hut any wt. reeardless, is a fair graft I
from constituents. '
.Mrs. .Mnurlce .1. Speller has no
j objection at all. "They may smoke
Mill thej want te," she said, "provided,
thev ilnti't mneke the women out. I
menu t lint n- n llgure of speech."
M-. I. 111. tl III.... -I-. iit! '
.UI-. Ijlllll' II. I IUf Ill-It VVltn IIIIUH
thai the men should mnekc. "Persen-
ally I de net." she said, "but let each
ruin ilii nu It.i rtt uliit ilnuirnui If tllfl .
I women members want te. all right." --be and girls employed during the
Mrs. It. 1. He Yeung asked that thereljear nl three tierlhern suburban cenn-I
be a little moderation. "Surely (cvery , trr rlul fiRnlre)1 nt noo,teday in,
, one who wains m mumiiii -miium-, nm- i
said, "but there should lie enough com-
men sense used se that it will net
really be anneing. A for the women,
there's 11 time and place for everything
and I should net especially cheese a
meeting of the legislature as the place
for my cigarette."
PET BITTEN BY MAD DOG
BITES HIS MISTRESS
Weman and Animal Beth Under
Pasteur Treatment
Media
Dec. 21. Mrs Samuel Pan-
const, of Hroemall. Is tnklne the Pasteur
treatment as the result of being bitten
,v her pet deg which was bitten a fe'w
Javs age bv a mad deg.
ijer husband, the ceunU enler of
WPjKhts and measures, a few days age
t .... .. . ,in . . .... ,j. Tear llg
the animal was mad. Patioeast set a
shotgun and after a chase -het the
1 uiuinl.
The next day he leek the head te the
l'niversity of Peiinsjlvania and a te.st
-iiem'u iiiuuir", 111 uie iiieauwme ini'ii 1
deg bit Mrs. Pancoast en the leg. She
was put iniineilialely under" tl.e Pus-
teur treatment. His wife objected te 1
killing their pet and It was sent te the I
Miilferd lnlKiratnry. (Jleiiehlcn, for
treat ment and oh-enutien, ,
HEART THROBS IDENTIFY
n. y. burglary suspect
Twe Doctors Use Stethoscope en
Fermer Acter
New Yerk. De. Jl. 1 l!v A P.I
Harry Simlnlr. urre-ted last night as
a burglary "ii-iicm, In- been Identified
by his heart throbs.
Thinking tlie prl.enr'- description
talliisl with that given bv Ir. Henry
leeller of the man who Inst Sunday
night entered bis eftire a- a patient ami
I11.it Mini robbed him. pellc -nt for
I lr. Meeller.
Assisteil by his son. ol-e a physician.
Ir. Mueller examined Sinclair with a
stethoscope and declared the pri-enerV
henrl beat was the same as that of
the man he examined in his ehVe Sun
day .
Sinclair, who said he was an ucter.
was idei, title nl-e by Hr Meeller's two
daughters. Anita and Marie Meller. n
the 111.111 thrv saw in their fathcr'. fathcr'.
eiiic.. Sunday night.
ADMITS KILLING SUITOR
Ohie
Girl Pleads Guilty te
Man-
slaughter Charge .
Akren. ().. Dee 21. illy A. P.1
( Daisy Pitts, sixteen years old, t.ijya-
liega Palls schoolgirl, today pleadetl
guilty te mati-laughter in connection
with' th" killing last August of Teny
Marcella. her ulter. at her home. On
tl.e vitnes stand Ml-s Pitts, .said she
-het Marcella because he hail threat
ened her lite.
Mi Pitts was given a suspended
setitetl' e te lb" (ll'ie Hefonn.'itery for
Women at
te school.
Man -villc, and will return
Deaths of a Day
REV. JOHNSON L MINER
SUCCUMBS TO APOPLEXY
Had Been Paster of Roxborough
Baptist Church for Several Years
The Rev l"hii-en I. Miner, hfty
v . ri r- old, pa-ter et the Iloxhnreilgh
i'.apll-t Cli ill"' Ii. .y un and Ridge
ivetiue-, tin 'I in 12 :l."i e i ii i k
iiieriuhg ni apoplexy at hi- lc me
l.titlllll llVi'lllle
III- wit"', who Is ill the Memerial
Hospital leeMiiiig from 'in operation
lui appendicitis, has tint bet n '"Id "f
i.er liUfhnnd - death, f"l" It.'" tie shock
i. light prove i.ital.
Mr. Mlii-r Ind been m tailing health
ter -,.-, triil month. He had been pus.
ter of the Rovbnieugh I'h'inh f r the
i ,,- -i i a r . i eiiiiiiu i i , i u v
t" m R.. I'.mk. .1.
JOSEPH G. LAWRENCE
Funeral of Retired Business Man te
Be Held Tomorrow
I uner.il sitv n e f..r .Iu-.nl i. Law-
... ' f.ii'iiier gt ni'i.tl iniiii'i et 'lit
Wi i mm P.. Ilinch Ctniii i Sine-
'i i nth nii'l Market street., who died
ii ni- liniiie at ."2 III I. -' '1'i't ye-.
"l.i ui 1 be liehl nl ls.ii i ie -Unit
-tr -t folliel'low lift" I lie'il it J n'l lock
lt I.IMM'fllCe relilfll II I t e Iill, i'l
i .a pniii tin y.ar- .'- iv hi ti Ie-
i ' lib failed
Mf. Lawrence ivn- t -i t v. ear- hM
11- 1- survived bv a widow . I.e'ii-a.
II" w.t- a ni mlii r of th" Knight- "f
il'a. A. and I. n.. Ne 2-"..", Psnulav
' i.dge Ne. 20. Knight tit I'vthtn-.
li llWIlle Temple. Ne. 21. ' nf I A
-I fun Hill Council, Vn. ".". Seli it lid
1 in . gliters of Libert v: Philndi I .111.1
l.ttige. Nn. .11. L. . V ,.
11 1'ie-e nigiiiiinUeli- will alien I tin
-erv 0 i s.
Dr. Edward
Pennington
I ii in nil sen ices ter In
teibiiv Penniiigteii. win
Idwnnl .s.r.
lletl 111 hi-
itsin Hum
strei t, vestt riluy
Seillb I'eri v -ni'iili
will lie I i ni In .
'ate liellli
SiH'li'day nltei iioei Im, r.
ineni w ill lie III est l.n in 1 Tim
(Vllle'fll III. I'elllllligtell V . - f.
one vi , i. hi. I e vvn bun n. I'ntei .
son. ,1 . and ciiine.te ilil in n
, venil He i- siirv iveil bv i vi ulevv.
Virginia l.eill-e Pi iillliigleii i tliii.'Ti
ler. Aittia . mid a son. la!'. ."I .Ii
Funeral of Mis. Helen Bednarck
The iniieral el Mi - lb h i II.
ll.H l n.
vv he died in In r hellie.
ihcn ..vt niie, 'I'm -tinv
i. 1. 1. toiiierinw nml mic
I '-"7 l.i-l All.
' -HI. vv ill lake
I i M Atl.ll-
' 'Imid h. la.si
Jieii
It. .niiili I .iilieln
Alb ubctiv avenue ami
stit.i l She VV I- the iv i'
Putin, ii' I-. wnlelv known n
i n-li 1 II 'C' I mil of I be i il'
'lit.
psillj
hill I
it -
I Mi
Stewart Ress McShea
IIaiitle ity. !"' -I .-fwini
Itess Mi Shea, sevetil v -one vim- ,,ld,
tiled at his home, ,",IHI." I'm ill. Aveiiue.
vi-ienhiv of in ui" il.l it "a ' i he In an
fielll which he hil'l I'.lij iffi led. Ie
was niie of the plenei r .I'lu.-eineiit lui n
of tin re-eri aim vvn- n n en r tll opnes.
re-erl and vvn-
i tit; operiitien "I 'be nm
li-bin fills en Sill tinv all!, i
'mill e-iiib-it'll
he was
inlereali'il
it i prise-.
hem llv in evi i.il -in h eu-
U n- V t 11 II l HIMllllll ,)
Wdll. juull l.ua u un WLv J6 Alii.
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY,
SANTA'S A BIRDIE
CLUB CADDIES SAY
I Mere
Than 600 Feasted and
Entertained by Players en
. Three Links
RIRI
winu
IN HOSPITAL HAPPY
s , ll1riHl nlll, twentylive en.l.llf"
"
what te them was the greatest event
nf the year. First, they nte turkey and
nil the fixin's in the snnie dining halls
where the clubmen and clubwemen dine
en ether day-: second, they received
gifts of sweuteis, nieney and candy:
third, they were entertnlned with
"unities" and vaudeville.
Clubs at which the Christmas din
ners and gift distributions took plnce
were: PJillmeni. Huntingdon Valley
and 1 Md Yerk Itead. The custom of
awarding special prizes lias been ef
fective for several ears. nml these
caddies who held efficiency records for
service en the Relf courses were the
principal benefit' iurh s.
I'llis A. tiiinliel and nn associated
committee of clubwemen and club of-
liclnls supervised the iiltlllf at l'llil
nieiit. With Mr. (ilnihel
were .lules
Miistimiim. llenrv 0. Lang. Henry
S'reuse. Mrs. (ilinbel. Mrs. Mastbailin.
I Mrs. Milten Ilereld. .Mis. 1. 11. Ml-
vermnn and ethers. the dinner vvus
served at II!:."'" o'deck. and was
i..llnwil hv a short address by Mr.
(ilmbel and the award
afternoon was devoted
tint vaudeville.
At the same hour IM
.red at the Huntingdon
of gifts. 'Hie
te 'movies"
caddies gntli-
Valley Conn-
of Philndel-
trv Cub. A coin. nun'
l!;!i:;;.n;ynr.he,'prer;.nr,incitu.e;;
'the ilinner. the award of sweaters and
, n,, and Ckri-tinns money, and later
1
in intrrtiiiiiiiielit. I here s one ciintij
III Birl--VVlln WHs HOI III Ilie uiuinn
ut who will have a Christmas remein-
l.rnnce all her own. This is Mis uirrie
Liberty at least that's the Ameri
canized version of her name.
MI-s Libertv is 111 the Abington
Memeilnl Hesnltnl. wlnue she 1ms been
11 patient since .Tune last. She was one
of the iuet popular caddies employed
I en the Neble course, mid while en her
way te her home in .lenkintewu one
June evening she was struck and in
jured bv n't niltomebilt The girl s
lb.uk vv'is hurt, and sM'lcd surgeons
have been working ever smce with ulti
mate hope of -ucce.ss. The golf girl wns
net overlooked when it came te the
distribution of holiday tbeer today.
.T. Scott I'ewler. 11. M PaUt. M. V.
Montgemerv ami William A Ickler
developed the plans for the enter
tainment et l-" caddies nt the Did
Yerk Ilead Hub. The program et the
.lenkintewn clubhouse was similar te
that of both ether organizations din
ner. Christmas leniembriinces and an
entertainment.
Growth of g'df as a -pert is strlk
Inirlv emnhui7rd bv tbtse annual
'.vents. It is estimated that the caddies
boys mid girls cam in tlie ngpre-
i gate' about Js7.".(HX) each year, and
many of th yeung-ters have made thee
earnings the bas for a bank account.
, Among the caddie themselves there arc
,1 number who are really geed golfers.
I And enddying 's nnt confined te the
veungstcrs. There's one caddy at Phil
nnnt there for many yeais who is
I 'way past -Ixty years old, and who ha-
1 found eaddylu,' profitable a- nn earn-
1 ing medium all that time. Virtually
1 very letiinuiniiy nleng the (lid Yerk
imid was repie-enteii In the li-t of
"1 ' 1 limit n I'm a day
VERSAILLES GARDENS
IN NEED OF REPAIRS
Ten Millien Francs Needed te Keep
Buildings and Statuary Frem Ruin
Paris, Dec. 21 Tlie park of V'er
. allies, including the three famous
tht- palaces ami their gardens, terraces nnd
417 statuarv, is in Immediate need of 10,
1 imiO.OOO francs te prevent the domain
of kings fiem crumbling te pieces and
1 iking its plate along with ether relics
nf history -mil a- the i'eruni in Reme
nml the Acropolis in Athens.
While the pnliiees nppiiiciitly ale in
geed condition, they are really crum
bling apart, due te bad drainage pipeH
mid l.n k of general maintenance. It
is recilllnl that vvhfll the Sun King,
Leuis XIV. lived there he kept thou
sands 01 workmen Ini-y keeping the es
tate m repair, and new there are only
a few t nr enter- and gardeners.
Th" Mnti hope- ie defray part nf
tin. etiten-i. tbieiizli chareiiur admls-
imi. Ilie i-it ent prejei't te nave me 1
.tot net rkid where the pea
race lieatv I
a-
I' k
tlletl
has been abandoned for i
tllllll-
TODAY'S MARRIAGE
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'LADY RHONDDA WINS
, DIVORCE ON DESERTION
Decree Granted In Londen te
trier Militant Suffragist
Fer-
II)V RHONDDA
I-onden. Dec 21. (My A. P.)
Ladv Rhenddn received n divorce today
from Sir Humphrey Mnckwerth, en
grounds of misconduct nnd desertion.
The suit was net defended.
Ladv Kl Ida. formerly n militnnt
tstiffingist and for some time one of the
lending figures In the Itrltlsh business
world, vvn- denied 11 seat in the Heuse
nf Lords Inst May after a long fight
for adinis-ien. Last March tlie Lords'
Committee en Privileges granted her
petition for n -eat. but en reconsidera
tion the committee decided that her
claim had net been established.
Lady Rhntidila Is the daughter of the
late Vi-ceiiiit Rhundda. Pend Controller
diiring th" wnr. She succeeded him in
the direction of many of his large bus!
ness enterprises.
Lady i'razer. wife of Sir Jehn Fester
Frezer. widclv known lecturer, received
it divorce tetlay en grounds ex miscon
duct. She was Helen Mary Lawrence,
of Seattle, Wash.
REUNITED AFTER 42 YEARS
Brethers te Celebrate New Year at
Scene of Boyhood Days
Mahaney City. Pa.. Dec. 21. After
forty-two years .lames Itnylan, of Ma Ma
haeoy Plane, near here, and Jehn Boy Bey
Inn, brothers, have met again in n hos
pital in California and will celebrate
New Year's Day together In Mntinney
Plane, the scene of their boyhood days.
Jehn, who is seventy-six years old,
left Schuylkill County fifty years age..
Fer a long time it wns thought he
was tl ail. but recenllv inquiry for rela- I
tive-t mine out of California, stnting i
Jehn was In the hospital about te un- I
tlerge en operation and wished te make1
himself known te his brothers, Jeseph .
and James. Jeseph, who left home nt
the same time as Jehn for the West,
hns never been heard of since.
HARDING PLAYS SANTA
Sends Message of "Merry Christ
mas" te Children of U. S.
New Y'erli. Dec. 21 . President i
IInrdine yesterday tent ( liristlnns trreet.
nigs te the children of the Cnited Stntee
in tlie form of a telegram te the Santa I
Claus Association, n national organiza
tion which receives letters written by
clilldien te Santa Clans and sees that i
thev are suitably leplied te. ,
'Merrv Christmas te the children of 1
the Cnlted States!" the President's I
message lend.
1 Tlie words were sent by radio last
I night te each of the forty-eight
brandies of the hanta cinus Ansocia Ansecia Ansocia
tieti in the country.
UKATIIS
ADAM---tin Dff U la.'i'.'ia hln'resl
Jeiire. MM Ctilnr live DAVID I ADA.MH.
1 uiiT.il "rviips nml Inturmfiu iirlvnte
ItdlllN'.-dN - Dfi'. gii. fiSJ, lli:.VJAMlN
huhli.tti't of t'ltrnlliii. Hotilnfen (nt4 Sclialin
Kr llPliitlves una frlemlB are invited te
iitten funeral p.iIck. .saturdity, g 1" M..
M b' n 3 riiii!r.ie Ktnenttiii I'.eljlnsun, 740
Jctlmetnn st IiilHrini.tit Mt Merl.ih ini.
l.rv. ll'MIUlllls I11.IJ t le0(i i'lliJHV ltti-
VVKin: tin D"i i'O, Dr JA.Mi:.S T
Will 1 1 llla'lv ami frintls Inviteil In
nit t 1 fin. ml iktvIcij. tin Saturday, at 'J
I' vi 1 . tniff rmldtncif. iTVl N. diet
-t 1'ieinent prlv n te
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i I., t .1 William T Oummev. 1 uneral' nn
Miiin ' i tt. '.'.'I Ht 1 T. .M . Hern rl
ilire of h.r n.iuehttir. 7110 ll.iyer t Jit
Air Inttrnv nt nrlvatp
r'VI.I. At his late reslder.. , 4IB9
JlHltllt.'ir. ,te De, ,ae, IP22, THUMAS 1)..
hii-li.nd f .VtHriiima 1'. Move 1, KunnrRl
Herst .t 1 no rmfnt private
fl. in 'ill A i I.lnd'niveld. N .r De
111. 1U.J .IVMP.S W . hushiinil rf .dl i
f letiRl ni,' 1 11 var. I'.e.utuvn nnd
f.ii.nd at-i Depot of FuppllPti t. f.
Via' ii ' .lis. te tl all ether '.rKunlzatlen-.
1 h t .1 t .tltT'l funeritl. liittnidHV, 1 no
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j. l' ' ei,t nrlln Cemeierj
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Dependable
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KUKS K -tr u
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Stewart suit m.ikrs la n real economy for you
- jint in its dependable style make it e real
satisfaction
en Verfc Slern
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Moter Cars
Thu cur
Authorized Dealers:
Kirhpalrick & lleyler
153 Mark'tt St.
Sampien & Helberf Silei Ce
llr ft St Hiiglnst Pjrli Ave
Jein MerrimrP
3410 Kcntlncten Ave.
WritmereUnd Moter Sslci
X22 N. Ilreart St,
Arcadia Mctnrs Corporation
4321 Fninliferd Ave.
United Moter Salei Ce,
413 Cirpentfir lit.
DECEMBER 21. 1922
PIMM REVIEWS
FINEGANBUDGET
Visit of State Scheel Head te
Governer-Elect's Office
Arouses Interest
G00DN0UGH IS CALLER
(loveiner-elcct, Plnchet and Dr.
Themas K. rinegati. Slate Siipeiinten
dent of Public liistruellen. conferred
today en the biennial budget for the
Stnte Kducatlenal Department.
Dr. Plnegan's call nl the office of
Mr. Plnchet In the Ileal Kstnte Trust
Hilllding uieui'ed iiineli speculation
which the Governer-elect disposed of
ill this comment :
"I am going ever the budget for the
Stnle Ilennrtinent nf Public Instruc
tien with Dr. Plnegan. Just a-. I will
(te ever (heir budgets with ether heads
of State Departments, either here or In
nnrrishurg. T am doing this for the
very coerl rensen. of course, that the
heads of the departments ought te know knew know
mere than anybody cl-e about the de
tailed requirements for their work. '
Anether caller en Mr. Plnchet was
Sinto Representative C. Jay Good Geod Goed
nough, of (Aimeren. candidate for
Speaker, who has the Indersement of
Plnchet for that office. Keferring te his
chat with Mr. Goodnough the Govereor-elect
said :
"We discussed some que.-tieiis arising
in connection with the speakership. As
I 11 enndldnte for hpi'iiker. Mr. lioed-
neugli seems te be entirely unopposed.
Later Iteprcst'iitative Goednoush an
nounced that he had received a letter
pIiNlging support from Representative
W. f'lyde Hnrer. of Lycoming County.
Mr. Hnrer was tlie candidate of the so se
called regular Organization. His sup
port of Goodnough assures Mr. Good Geod Goed
noiieh of belnir virtually the lllianl-
meus choice of the Republican caucus.
Mr. Goodnough. In reply te a ones
tien as te whether he was interested
in any special legislation in the com
ing session, .snitl smilingly: "Only the
Governer's program."
When Mr. Plnchet heard that com
ment he was delighted. Following his
meeting with the Governer-elect. Mr.
Goodnough called en Republican State
Chairman Raker at headquarters, 500'
Seuth Rrend street.
'This afternoon. Mr. Plnchet went en '
n tour nf inspect Ien of the Cnlversltv
of Pennsylvania, just ns a few weeks
age he visited the l'niversity of Pitts- ,
burgh. These inspections are et Inter
est in respect te the Governer's program
Of devising an equitable distribution of
Stnte funds te tlie severnl institutions
for higher learning.
Callers en Mr. Pincliet today included
We specialize in
The World's
Strongest Bends
U.S.
Certificates
of
Indebtedness
Geld Notes
Liberty Bends
We buy, sell, and quote
all issues In any amounts
COMMERCIAL
TRUST COMPANY
Member Federal Festerve Syilem
City Hall Square
in :wiMi-a
the long life that a Rebert
Rebert Stewart
MEN'S TAILORS
1501 Walnut St.
IMU.J t,'-fIV.J8i.-.a-,
I
;
Happy Hubby vcll, that's a
irilflit Men! I'll buy witle n Moen
for Cliritttmus nnd it'll be the first
present I ever beuwht that wasn't
i xchiuifji'tl."
Pi ices: F. 0. B. Factory
,-12!)3, $1005, 51785, $2185
MACKIN MOTORS, Inc.
J, Juy Vandcritrlft. Pre-
S',4 S. Bread Ht. Pheno Pu,iUi
nuv!y Itoenu Open EvenlnR
"5S6
5
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et llie famous ten proven units.
Ref Seined tf
Bain Ave C m ,
Main Line Moen Moteri
Ervn Mawr
King Moter Sales
4030 Oneitntt St.
II. Vv. Dodds. president of flic Penn
sylvania Educational Association J
Mnjer William (I. Murdock, of Milten,
and Themas II. Garvin; chief clerk of
(he Heuse of ltenrescntatlves. Friends
In the office nf Plnchet congratulated
Majer Murdock en the recent acquisi
tion of a little daughter in the Murdoch
family.
Mr. Plncliet'.s office became se crowd
ed with visitors several times today
that he was obliged te tnke some of
them out In the hall In order te have n
talk. When Mr. Plnchet escorted n
caller outside the deer it was net te
Rive him the air but te get u chance
te air views with some degree of com
fort and prlvncy. Mr. Plnejiet plans
te leave for hit home In Mllferd tomor
row meriiltiK.
WILLS PROBATED TODAY
Relatives arc the beneficiaries of wills
admitted te probate today. The testn testn
ters and value of the estate left fellow :
Albert K. Potts, 22,1 Seuth Itreatl
street, who died December 7. $80,000;
Dr. Francis ,T. Lammcr. 22(10 North
Nineteenth street, $10,400: Sarah A.
McCanten, $10,400; Jehn A. Van
Fleet. SOU West t'aiubrlu street, $."000.
Gifts of Silver
Fer Women
Mesh Bags
Mesh Purses
Vanity Cases
Eye Glass Cases
Miniature Lockets
Derinc Bexes
Mirrors
Housewives
Ben Ben Bexes
Feet Rules '
Thermometer Cases
Reading Glasses
Letter Openers
Shears
Jewel Bexes
Pin Cushions t
Drinking Cups
Medicine Spoons
Embroidery Sets
Vinaigrettes
Pencils
Cigarette Cases
with finger chain
Toilet Sets '
Candy Jars
Centerpieces v
for fruit or flowers
Candelabra
Fruit Bowls
Fruit Dishes
Asparagus Dishes
Meat Dishes
Almend Dishes
Ben Ben Dishes
Marmalade Jars
Berry Bowls
Cracker and Cheese Dishes
Cheese Helders
Bread Trays
Bread and Butter Plates
Butter Dishes
Bouillon Cups
Cake Baskets
Cream Pitchers
Dinner Plates
Dessert Plates
Deuble Vegetable Dishes
Egg Cups
Entre Dishes
Fern Dishes
Flower Baskets
Hers d'oeuvre Dishes
Ice Bowls
Ice Cream Plates
Muffineers
Mayonnaise Bowls, with ladle
Porringers
Salad Bowls
Salvers
Salt and Pepper Shakers
Salt Cellars, with spoons
Sandwich Plates
Sauce Beats
Service Plates
Sugar Baskets
Syrup Pitchers
Tea Caddies
Tea Makers
Cigarette Cases
Cigarette Bexes
Cigar Bexes
Match Cases
.Pipes
Smokers' lamps in sets and
singly
Ash Receivers
Key Chains
Key Rings
Cigar Cutters
Pipe-cleaning Sets
Smokers Trays
Whistles
Pocket Knives
Eye Glass Cases
Flasks
Corkscrews
Hettle Openers
Pencils
Safety Razor Sets, inSilver
cases
Sets, Plate, Cup, Bowl and
Speen
Sets of Knife, Ferk and Speen,
Pusher and Napkin Ring, in
any combination or separ
ately Bib Helders
Porridge Bowls
TENANTS FLEE HOMEsT
'''Zt
... .. -imjiu ve. Fire
Fire which started .,t ,. ...
among forty Christmas trees In M
cellar of the Ovcrbroek Pvn,i .tt,l
ket, at 6002 Glrard avenue, sprc.l .
rapidly the occupants of tln hJ
were barely nble .te flee te the ?
Reba Geedman nnd Hva Keuth c
lived in the second story nparilS
and Frank Hart,, hi. .fc ? J
our-yenr-eld ten, wl, eceupl T
thlrtl fleer apartments, techer JJ
Frank Weiss, his wfe nm,
dren, who lived In t),n .1....,,. cau'
MM Glrard avenue, mmfe tl.7
threUBh the smoke te the street ,vV
nlicht clothing. They were '"'V1'
by neighbors. e carM for
James MncElrey, a ladrlertn.
Truck Ne. 8, at Vreslen J eme n ,
Haverford avenue, was cut !. i1"
hands by broken 'glaw. "'ft i
were treated nt the w. i!..m.,"J?Hi
iHomcepathlc Hospital. u,IMPMi
Tea Strainers
Tea Balls
Toast Racks
Tea Services
Coffee Sets
Water Pitchers
Waiters
Coffee Cups, china linings
Ice Cream or Sherbet Cups,
crystal linings
Ramekins
Finger Bowls
Candlesticks
Vases
Photograph Frame9
Card Trays
Teaspoons
Dessert Spoons
Table Spoons
Soup Spoons
Bouillon Spoons
Coffee Spoons
Ice Cream Spoons
Iced Tea Spoons
Orange or Grapefruit Spoem
Sherbet Spoons
Dessert Ferks
Table Ferks
Berry Ferks
Oyster Ferks
Fish Ferks
Ice Cream Ferks
Salad Ferks
Pastry Ferks
Dessert Knives
Dinner Knives
nen-rurtsbrt
Fruit Knives
Butter Spreaders
Poultry Shears
Grape Sdssers
Sugar Cutters
Asparagus Ferks
Celd Meat Ferks
Sardine Ferks
Butter Spreaders
Carving Sets
Steak Carving Sets
Roast Carving Sett
Serving Pieces
Preserve Spoons
Sugar Spoons
Ben Ben Spoons
Olive Spoons
Pie Knives
Cake Lifters
Cheese Servers
Sugar Sifters
Punch Ladles
Soup Ladles
Gravy Ladles
Cream Ladles
Mayonnaise Ladles
Sandwich Tongs
Ice Tongs
Butter Picks
Waffle Servers
Butter Knives
Fer Men
Tobacco Jars
Thermometer Cases
Reading Glasses
Pocket Reading Glasses
Desk Shears
Letter Openers
Drinking Cups
Wrist and Pocket Cempanei
Toilet Sets
Military Brushes
Stub-handled Hair Brushe
Combs
Mirrors
Shaving Stick Helders
Files
Butten Heeks
Shee Herns
Shaving Brushes
Pocket Fruit Knives
Pocket Nail Files
Card Cases
Jewel Bexes
Fer Small Children
Rattles (with teething rinp)
Military Brushes
ir: n..,t,.
ii. ill uiu-ltv. !.
u u r.e uMth PlW
l UUlUglilllll i lilllisut "
. for birth record te be ?
graved.
Savings Bank
J. KCaldwell & Ce.
CHESTNUT STREET BELOW BROAD
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