South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 1, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 January 1922 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES SUNDAY. JANUARY I. 1922

GREAT WELCOME ACCORDED 1922 BY SOUTH BEND

City Herald- Coming of New Yrar and Paein:: of Old With Fitting Celebration. .r.t!rv:"! fr'm page cr..) J-,;.-. .- tv-. -. th- rrrr.ir.fr f th T -. tr v. .i.- ; . r s r . At tho Ir.dl,i i . luS. 'i j ir.c ga'herlr.z danced rl ; 1 year v.' .iv to th music ot K:- : rV f rrl.' -'r-i, fro m Fall rna-r.-... h. It -was th cMor people na held .v.' hrr, hov ever. The im-th-.-. :.r.d früher of 1 1 i younger -r v !.o wr re e C b ra t . n y ot the ho :'. Ti.f- ga ,k--r.r.g I -1 -1 " a' 'l-

a ; r. t hr Oliv r. f i . 1 1 mi ir.ig'jt

i .r.. Ir.g a .vi ."-or; There u i a

show at the Orph' u:. v. 1.. re th per-feror.-.r ;,oir.ed in tn- rb ration .ir.d riad It nn '.vi.,' h tho nrn will !'.'! soon Frg ?. F..vers ar.d tallKr? vrr dCfrlbute.l .tv.nr.; th5 Ci'J'H'T.fn n n 1 s p ' kil f" ilur'S v. ere 7 r s ":.t -l 1 v Managedark S-ha: Th- theiuer r.-ir.-d .t i-p'Ci 4 mid;. .-hi porformar.ro. cf Ann Per.r.ir.gton. in 5"ur.hlr. Ann" Cmt wa. v. oil attended. The other tfc iter.-, closed

their doors after t formanc

Noted Founder of Juvenile Court

o Address Boy Sccut Rally Here

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.'T-'ikT rft a grrat rally to b; held a: tho H!?h school auditorium on Turs-lay. Jin. 1, under the ausric" of the Boy S;out council. Prc.t F. A. Br3-an. of tho Scout council. 1? worklnjj out plan in order to apportion tho fating capacity of tho auditorium to those intorofted in enfrpri? that affect boys. JudgR Lind?ry has an lntcrnation-

tho country to toll of tho results of Iiis 20 ye.in as "thr kids' judgr.

Thr V..iu I'-'dS" bid n. livrlj rol-

r ration f'r li.Tvf-rs rn'.y and viid-MT-'illT :ub'- t!:roUrl..tt Tl:.); city offered r"":i-l ffitiIÜ" f r J

th!r mcmbrx. Watch partiH in the horn of th city and in 5omc of th cburrhe ---r th'i cirst pfr.f rally attcnicl of 11 clbr3tlon". r-crial torrrior.cf .md prvlca were hbl at tho chureb? and hur.drfls rf hnr..-a v.cre the pcenes of neighborly grathrrirgs where th old yrar v.ait buried and the r.fsv,- yr-ar wrlronr-d. Watch Mslit Service. At the Fh-?t Evangelical church a watch ripht n'ir v.ith uaiqu.i fr -tur-s was held. Pr. r,. F. Sbrpardfon. of Chicago, gave an interfere; t!lu5trated i-rturo f ii posjl' truth, during whirl. hr- p-rf'-rTned mystify -tnr chemical cxporirnciits before the audience. K. Vayno tahl rrad an original pcrn. aft-r whirh ho prr?cnted fouver.ir copi'-s to mcir.brn of the, congregation. He w.a:-: heai'b in a tricf rrrorn appropmi" to tho orra!on. Key. Il.'monl Krlin. ca.t"r of tho rhunli. prr.-Titrd a rondnsd v.rsloii of Dr. Charts M. hrldc-V. "Robert Hardy's ::i raj.-" in tbo form of a M..i y -:-!. ln, rot-r --ying a r15g" apj'rp:-;:i'e frr a Now A proCi-aiu of i-j.ciil ni'i.d'- v. :.-- f'atur--d. S-r i .v- v. -a-. 'ntinuu fron: o'rl..-;-: nr.nl T,r,d?iight. A 5p'-;a! v : r "i ' . a held at the Gloria, Ii b-.v d;.h LutliTan church. Tb program v i; if:rd from : un'il 1' .''lo'i.. f-'lIov.ing whi.d tiiore va.- h ''iil br,ur and a eloping devotional sriif from 11:00 until midnig'r. t Tl.o r-i ' -rraia I cl vo.-l h V, ri!" an d bau' Hoagiund. a H.il duft r-y Mi4.. i-'lTua Pioron

rind Mi. i::;-,ir.n .lNvon: a pennon!,- j , i ; I on -rnknown i'i'h-" b - c. ojI 'Tnirr Amb.i?dor to Ijnited AndTJon. pitrr -i thr rhutcb. andj tate? SllCCUlllbs to Allto M organ rooif,l b- Mrr. Anders-n. ,

Taklo Panc Ivil! " is .inr.hr roc- injut i. c.

tr for the j-our;gM gioup.- of .v Yf ir'? Jive r H"rr a row d

thn , omr!Y KU. I iho hrc- Ull Tflh 'iZi-TuCl v.iVrV'and" a

frred t'V tli-" :.vi r. i c : vr nn

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'OLD GUARD' HEAD SUCCUMBS AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

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SOUTH

STATISTICS SHOW Marlin Spike BlowM CARSON WILL SLIGHT DECREASE 9? ad sJ!al NOT SIGN MEASUR, iMTmnmiTPiimTjiTo Naval Officer

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Pulnionarv Thrombo?i? Announeed as Can?e of Penn'lvanian's Death. (Continued from page one.) of the finance committee hearing wltnesic? on the tariff bill. Dr. Adams gave the time of the senator's death at 11:30 o'clock. Friends of ten. Penrose said tonight that the sudden death recently of his colleague. Sf-n. Knox, had been such a shock to him that it had affected him several day ago while he was doing his bet to .-hake off a deep cold. Filtered Senate in 1S97. United Mat.s n. Pukr. Penile of Pennsylvania, one of the moft in-ter.-ting prrsor.alitiv In the upper hour-v, which he entered in ISCnT the sucfjossor to the lato J. Don-

; LOS ANVJ FLK5. D. -l.-AIfrei . Her.ry Oehl of Detroit. Mi-h.. ch!"f ' la,,n Il Kepeallll hlllpi

incut Bureau Drdinam "

ill Auloniatirallv Die.

I retty o:"crr of the dradr.a-icht

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2.382 Permits Issued in 1921, ;iho. died b.r yestm-ay from m-; A;r,,t "fW. ;r, 1QOO :urIes received in aluht with a a-

MJ .rc. ... ; man on th battleship Thür lay , .1 r pclitirs w.t? si id tvi ' - Valuation Drop?. : right, it bce.m; Ur.own to.!ay u.f n ,.v,. t , hlv f . -v.rc .j ,...a . . c,n . i tho f.cet ofT'.cors authorized ;l fun- , ... There were 2.3S2 building permit? ' t ral notice publication. i rr'- rcir.::g t- a r of Tv'th a tr.t.-,i vs'n.itinn of $4 14 11? Or.e man is ur.ier arrrt .ir.l !!! 1 :'' r"-'-' - T .-r 1 :.l-b-

: l,?ued In 1921. a against 2.CS3 with court martial on th.- fiacshi;; . r-in ling th. emplv:.n' b::. ur,, i-.-o,r.:a. Reports wer. that (. bd (.r,i-r:arc.- ,v,. n UAf r .::::?r, :

cub ear, aiioruniK ij iai.ui.ii.vn tu struck or. the h'aj with a mirlin .

' building statistics for the year Just ..nj..,

, Ciosea as iur:unoi oy t,uarar.g

I Commissioner CIrorge A. Davis Fat

j urday. ! The grcatrst decrease

i tion is shown in a comparison of

1 figures on buüdincs öf a i-t:ni

(character. In tbo year 192

permits were issued for such build- coum

! ings as against 90 for the previous Ah:lo the i-t.ite f

i vear. but valuation for the P.a:t 12 . .

first durant car

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to refuse ro a"i-h :-.:s .-. itur

'he i. ."I.-.:-,, ihcrtly k:i'... g .:.

P-y a t" i f t.- . tlv- u l t ry- t ti;-" law, u l.irh isso i I - tV. :a t ir'.y in Nine::

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months was 7:;0,13C as against M.-.irW AlaellinP OH UlsHlaV at , r!.co here.

for the i

62..6S., in F2(. a decrea,. of over! sl10WrooniS of Franklinalt nor font. I nrso niriirfc rovor of-1

P.etiring prr?idr nt of Kiwnr.is Mb. , n, trr,, ,1:,.1;f, ftrc: Mnrmnn Pnnin:inv.

aid Camr"n. v.-.is onr tf the u e aith-o, r( :i rv .im 1 tr' , fj s-a- '. iest bachelors in tho tenatc. An j j.-.n.M-bi-a r.d 'c-:.:p ,rv. " " ' I'1'"' . '"old guard" republican. Ii was a ' .

Tb.o hrst Durant automobile seen

I mm-- iiatf ly at: watt approved by ;

''"nimitto'

; member of four Important s- nato

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i.uis ana Y.'üucuon on the item ni'.i. ain,,riim,., rr rrni':bn-i

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Judcr. P.en lb lindsey. founder ofof the boys in his court, e.vrn when tho Juvenile court, will be the i comnu nded to by a higher judge.

has caused many to investigate the

committers-. namely, the finance ' IT A ATTTin I 1TT HITlTlTfl a ' VUll-U('I! 111 1It"1 01 tb.o showrooms cf tbo Franklin- of r: - -:,b . ;orM rsiiHOOYER AiID WEEKS c,. - gration and naval affairs. ' npn AAATV mTlTFfl IT' than tIle ycr Receding. , t:w new ,ar. i ..e ear was dr:ven Chuf IkutMiant of n. Matthew1 RRR (10 Ti l?TKS I P VCV f th rcc;,-1 through cv, tho factory by C. S. ! p . . ,.; . Snanlev Qu.v. npn -ntativ UUlj UUUU 1 1 Ul LO t :..n in building cMs- in 1921 (r-.i.u 11 Frrh.v ..iny-, and at-;,,., . )-,.. j -.a ... r i. . ... !h'' P;'b l. h pr:r-s ..-f 1 :2". ! tr-i I . ;b- mlv V'fnÜ n -n-i

ho had b-en in the Fenr.si vania ; g-

latur- f r many yc. iiv, P ijus'- d;d

nf the t-'ta! numbrr d" r.rn-.-.its. ' rout.

morr than P. a It, or 1.42 i. clbd Mr bnu.-uil i:.:i-

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",m V."' ' iTo.v.nKntjl.nn.t Officials 0)liiiiiMiv,i,vt::,r.?,. hKi, .. n-.,,.,r,-3 ,, i. ..;r.s .o th- :.t thut it u ; ' : " V ofiin. now . i , . Valuation tizur-s . how pryrticallv no rant, x ho resicrnod as president ot 11 fc l-' 1 '' eer. he never lost piett;g., as the CtipcratlOn 111 1922. j difference, however, with $2.103.SH tho Cental Motors Co. t . build a , ' 'ir? -: Cf

.niKg .ji ii..- pail., i.i ms un riiic: I tor 1 'M ;i n'-.i'r-s -v 1 0 y 0 7 tlioi. ,

foundaticn of a court which believe 1 FMnt at all times but with a icnuta-! WASIlbVGTON'. Dec. ."1. Much v. .,,- K,f,,r ... - i

... .-, . - , tion that could be iruMol in a polit-! of proml? in the Xew Year is see n l The Item covering buildings of a

r bearing his own name.

Attractive Design.

to.;.) ;i'.t i;e. Co m mi ' . e' . ui pl-icl'.g 'he nan... . : Mr. it

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by trust and cnfid'-nr rath-r than j ial deal. Senator Penrose made fat j by Secretarirj II novo r and Wee-l.s. j miscellaneous character, which in- idealer Is a tive-p tsscngrr touring rc pubi:-.i n l-.id.-rs i:: t.-..s

irienus and irrecoucilab.e ciicmba. ! who in statements issued tonight eludes private garages, sheds, etc.. model, with true stream lim s and ' '1 tr.ad-

i Iv .atter often eharged him. ith

by threats a nd Jails

When Judge Fir.drey began his work. boA- -.vcre ii.-ked in jail. indiscriminately with older Offender.".

i pi anting tii" 'interests.

Wilsim's Illttrr Fneniy.

They wic tried as criminal and j Sen. Ivnrcso was an early advooften sentf.n.;o.I to penitentiaries. ( ate of United States Intervention m Tho Judge has written tho laws, Mexico and in 1913 introduced a res-

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declared the American pcopb- , show s a similar comparison, indb-at- genuine leather uphoVt, rv. The in- ;..v:r;; ;-

could look forwnrd into K-22 as a . ing generally improved ..nd higher . stument board is. of very attractix e ' H r.rv )i .rp. r. year of recuperation. priced types of construction. In lf21 ; design with Circas-.m walnut tmish. ' Ti. ( . ;r.t. f ; . . f "Considering that we have gone there were 73 ?uch permits issued! Fully encased, th' motor is a '. Courri;::.. -j John r.;n.ctak v r,. through the greatest war in It!.tor j witli a valuation of 327. MS, as valve-in-head type of sp dal design, n... mi" r. to. n report- d f ;:.. c ;

and eonsidering the dangers that . agam-d 1 permits, value d at ? 1 ;.- . The car now b ir.g s t .vu is a feur- ci; wb

t ":..d (crui"

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ior v.o.- ii piae in-- !, (out. on rrcpjoHting mat America n I w e nave pas?ea inrougn m uic greur - i cynnaer in(ii. but n is to be turn- ;h ar.-.i t r- - 1 t'

il reputation as a lecturer and L I on a different basis and puts all troops bo Jen jnto the republic j readjustment of 1921," s-aid Sec y show Hie Increase. ; ed out in th- : i-eyi;ndr r model due t.. th

much In demand in every part of emphasis on saving, nther than i south of th. Rio Grande. lie was! Hoover, "we have a lot to be cheer-! '.ve fourth important ojassitioj- later. Its S. A. F. ratin" is 24 horse . am. o --, - .,

punishing. an un ied i . ; opponent of the Wil- over and wo have aheao of us ,i0 f buildings, that of buildings . power. In tests at the factory the of the -.;;. r..

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His visit to South Pond a, made penible by the fact that he is en his way to hLs homo in Denver after a. tour in the cant, where he received an unusual welcome. Ho lecture? on Jan. 9 before the law school at the Fnivrr.-.ty of .Michigan. fire at throngs .have been turned

Hi- d-"p interest jn th Boy j j.-r,M admin: ra tion and particularly

seotif rooM iiifi.t and r.ts ."?-nipath (,f tho dr; i of the Treaty of Peace witli every organization that deals L1S subtnitted to the ;enar y jTes't with boy lifo has mole lnm a leider vi!iri. charaetei .. d 1 1 a - transin this movement ai.d he otit? to),-,,. ((, .p.,pjn ot- t'ormcr German Hddr-ss red only the Scout.-, bat the j (.,)Itr( s:i-,ts 1U kw;,antu,5Kt chjaa. a.sparents and every ivrson int r ,L ltio ,,f ,. oi v . princ'.pl- of in hum-im- enterprises. j llir. League ,f Nations and a. bribe IO

.lUd-o I.mdsev attended Notre h . declared it '-disoos- ! f.r the people ;,nd

away from many of the meeting.' j Dame- as a boy and pirns t" spe mi , ?5, ,j 4 'innere ,,f Uu right? he ha addressed. Tho fact that h" I a part of libs visit here, renewing ; iis;..inw-t tliir will "

vrr recently refus-d to reveal wh it 1 old !ooT!.., i-s an 1 a--qu 1 o-t ar--es i v orp ior oi ote-aivt tanil?.' their affairs in order duriri

was told linn in e-.ntidence bv ( lie I there

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very substantial hopes of s:e-.dy ini- 1 01 :i P'.i'i;- ch.-.ra. tt r, : hows a total ,-ir , is df-veh.pe.i sp'.l a- high, as, -j

provenfnt b.-th at horn- and! 01 1,1 agam.st two p.;- the iu'-..- I

abroad." "The industrial and -social upheaval resulting from the war reached its crisis during thr- I 1 year." fa id Sec'y Wo ks. "The pe riod of adiustm nt. has ben trying

rovc-rnment

ing vear. Valuation licure

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j 1 i 1 r Viiif tlit. 1 4.-ii.l:lv -i?r. i-liich :

... 111 . iHm for 19. 11 w.a.; rcprse r.tod bv t lie the Ameriean people have ben put-; . - 11

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two p;.r.s tlnnv .ji'So.SMih . omj..ning(,.or(i tires and have the Akmit- ip:.. -5 w.th .70e.r,,;.o in 12 ; fm of lubrb ation as standard e iiiip- w fr,n,;- taken out lor hto e,- enou , n,,,t Tj,A touring ar has a whel-: .. . ot tho P.lb'.o-o theater ..o.l t1w 1 -.v.H.-.- .. - , . - . . .

hotel bui.dmgs in the spring of l'.rjl x ,,u,( Jt. ' . . ' . , " represent $70o..o(i of the vear"s to- ' ' " ' ,; '" ,-i" :-' ;n'- '

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All but .-'U'i'i of tb.e 7 mi", 0 0 ')

PPvOSPERiTY ERA NEAR

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FOR U. S. HARDING .r' rZ l:!;;;1 ::; :l .:r.:vV

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ROSEN, RUSSIAN U. S, JAPS AND ENVOY. WRITER DUTCH AWARDED

wa. S-n. Vi np.s.-s cliief leg'ativ I th" I'.Jf. f- loo-iths makes the j,;,, V;,,'., j b'e'V.tkri oUt"'i VASIUaGTON. Dor. :: ! .Pa p- fu-u . .. h b , lmbby. partieulaily nh re f-- rei.ee t o ! !' 'k f'-r 'iipb t- indu.-tnal . d- u ;j; j.-..jj,,, otliri. mji;n t j,,'. i i ie gained by American bus.ue.-" ' m. f i:. . levenue 1 r c i s 1 a t i " t . . and a 1 1 hou g.i j .histiiient and reyulting pr.'spenty j j:i ,,-p(.-jnt ,f building dem p. r bi u during the b pr. -.-ton e f tbo; If ma v. r r f his devotion did imt result in t he I during the coming year br; !.t. . jpir.i. Tb.o pad maintaine.i pat. two enii siiould p...:.t the w i ; . bill, ti..- old crd;:..::

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hill

ill

I pass i co ... a Viru-

j long be r- memb-red tor his .-tnity i Loral Conservatory of

'pift n'iitii insures bu- t:e 4-ty the' to making tue next era of prosper:? , fhe meuey vm1 remain it. effect

AND EXILE, DEAD! GERMAN CABLES!

e-fmtlnued frora page one.)

The t on. ing f the New Tear was properly heralded by the siren whistle en th' writer works and by whi-t3 r-n various indu : trial plant 3 throughout tb.e .ity.

COLI MBIA ACOl.'IRKS ATHLETIC ITLLO SITE XCW 'PK, !' . lb .Vu co-v-e-:th hour g.;r ml.', d Cltiiiil.i i utilur.stv to ohtam a ? .'o;.j tr.:-t on upper Urcoü'v.iv f c:;!. !! '..-'. b- -

fere tlie

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Pres't N'j -Ivlas Murray Lbut.er ot -:-Iur..t :-i t aid ti do::.;- a s "a

w . rr. . : e : so. a i i : e r. . v. : 1

Kn.eht of the Order of St. Via. Jo mir. St. Ann and St. Stanislaus. Talented Musician.

A faknted nius.eian. he spoke

Tentaiiw Six Power 1 reaty Di?poring of Problem Agreed On by Power?. Continued from pa,g. one.

alorg Fi ose linrs lb- consiLter.tlv

fought, prohibition teiisLitioi'. lie

ebb id made speech'. in th r-n.ate.

g few j i re par" l address- and

those almost only on r.s'.al affairs

but Tie was ejuirb. in p utisan iep,irtee a;.. his thrusts won for him th"

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nous1, i'ütn aemoorats and rep

cans enioying j-,i3 clever tlliec l'ovver Iieldn! Tlirejii.

Music Is Incorporated The South lb nd "or.servatory of Music : ec?.- relay tiled art Pies of incorporation with SeCy of State

Jackson. Th. i-dued i.- .-.ipItalize-1

top of the list percentage- i.f : lit1"' greatest in t ho o-antivs

i grow th for l:21, it is said.

"a iter S. ra r.g o

..15 i ;ty wh - re the- c-cverivr ? of e-mpicyme.-

iov. J lard ing ef t he fe d-'-r i : i rvo ! c ntlv api-ointed 1

ll'O.aid b-.-hcV t s. ; ;:su?ne t h di:b

MOTOIIM.W HFliT. In exi-resing this view today, bur an ..'b-'r. Mr S'r.-r.g V AN'SVILLF. Ind.. Deo. :,. H lrding ret rred to a re .- r.t spt-. ch ; publm-nt Iiatry Y..i;j-r, f-ticr. mr moionmin. before ihe Va.hington chamber of' . - was ..r;o-i-'y injured h-re t-inight in ' o.i.ir r-e. The views her." set t'-u-li M AV DANCII KAFF II Fill

at fö.r.nr, and .IVkidek It gersoll. ;f rr:j,:) llt-Tv,r;n tW(, st rr-.. T , rs. ; still er,.-rtams. l,e t'.bJ the miied

ame of humorist of the ,ipn,.r j Monica Ingersoll and Tlpsphu Mi-j Young, ul.o opera t., a oue man ,n, Tv. Hardmg louse, both democrats and i epubli- kirI;ki- c' Thl ' lfv' ;ir' ,,'im0'1 was unable to :-.,p his -tve.-t ear le-lrai-i-

bail.

as directors.

! Mr. lncers-dl i.i well known

in -ha addret.,? , bp.d . t.'jr V.'y-t.c .1 t ake ) r, t r b;r r.r".- v.var.

The senators bmg feud with the uUin .,CMU'-nT 1 V!'1' the pi:ng-r3 wore i-juP-d

i - ' t i -i ti k i i 41ji- - i i I i i i ' j T i . a ,'i vo'i'i ; -i n -

turning a curve aheid of him. -None i business.

Vare political faction in Philadelphia was one of the oiistandinr feat -

oi tho varying unit? or measures j Ur of h;, c,,rfn It 1hfUV hm. now in us-. . ... a mc,.. rC5;urCrful f.chter. As The sub-eomm,Uer. lu.-h prnn.'-vlv..nia's national xmrM teecharged with eocmplet.ng details of;,niin ho u ;1 5 .a -p0wor behind the

,.) ..aw. u.uoauou -""' -: thri,n." jTl a republican e.onven-:

llr.glish. French, f.erman. Italian determination of method of scrap- tjrn s.atA ;tnf natonJ!l unrtls . puln-d and Japanese. i-v-r many years h! - ;n"1 replacement. org-inUed it Ho anrl fn. Su,oot ,vrro rarde,. mufl

ervatf-ry and director of tlm South lU-nd Symphony ore lie.-t ra . He jp on'' of the 1. adin.; factors in promoting the mnsi. al life of the city and it has Ion largely through his efforts that, the orchestra his been

t u. h a sac ess. lie h- a distin-

i ini5li.-,l vinüniM and a kern K'tobnt

o have th- shor and Year's hopiday lnn"e in tlie atter

j (re-juentlv rectirring eyries in.ude nt r.cti and evemng. Many improve

! to tb.e ehanges of th- -e:io ;, and. me).

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IIPIJC'T SMITH niLGIj.N'J'. j .-.il his-ory shows that tb ro arc j jiow tioe.r. nt ra ive- decoratir...'FHILADFTJTIIA. Deo. z. r.er. i le-r.ger swings rv periods of pre-spr:-. I t!v :nst il'.ir.g t a 'irge. cr:

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A. Smith of .New York. wa. todr.y .-.od depression."

elected rege; ,,e the Sigma Xu fra- ! '.onces ff-r ternity at the el ose of Ihe bionr.i 1 j Hawaii b.as 4" ..'"'" pub'.m school j damping part eonvei.tio'v John Stott, Indian- j puj ils and T,.'""i pr; a4- -h ool v it d . l.'at.

;e iTi'.-t r.y'.Tt: cir.ver

l;e r-r.tf rta inir.e r.t ie-. Ihe public b

W.I;

g . e r. e ,

anohs. was elected liistoria::.

r-upils.

.-.-.- T-. : p r e- -

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in the forr.irrn orvlin of Tills- l:i 1 "l I'l uc f a ui ai nun

He first entered the Russian !e -. a rf ni'tit of justice .md later in turn became Fussi.ui vice -(i'S'.)l at Y. ke.hama, se-eretary ff legation at. Tokio and consul general at S.in Frar.cu-co. He was Russ'an charge d'affairs In Washington fr(m IS'" to iJx:i and Tlussian oemui geticral in N'e-w York In 11M. S-iV-se pient lv .ä 1 . .-. r. T l - . 1 1 toi iior to

1 .'..A- .A..' A.-. . ... .... .

meeting and prej.ared pro.-.s its work forward by disreunrding the nw year's holiday and meeting aeain Mondav . Faltern Probelm ScttlcuJ. In the fir easern negotiations

rf.-'.ilt-i were por set promising.

having largely forced President Taft's rer.cmination in l?li;, when Col. RoosevoH bitterly s?aid Ronrose's toiitrol of t l.e convention.. Although called the "boss" of Pennsylvania, Penrose obtained larger tie. tion majorities than ever un-

;..y." ' , , -, , ' . ,lrr thft Primary systeem nr.d het-7 hin a. reiserted her de to bring ... . , , 4. . . , , ' 'ht control, spemlit g mu-.h of the deadlocked shant-ung problem , . . -et- w j , , A, , ,, - i . h;r time between Vv ..rnngie,;-. ;,nd

before the full ( onfe-renee -uid to

Mevi o. Serbia, Kavaiia. reero an-1 'f

Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Th. senator, although u. law er. seldom appeared in courts in lafe years. He wis, perhaps, the larg. si man physb ally in the .-rnafe, .standing si feet, and four Inches in beicht

" , . . , ,.1 . . ..,-,1- f' the :i demands. .Tapan will ofi.- c t 1 . .- M ' ' i - - - t . i a - i - i A J I vi.l r and S e vo I h s M m e a S.S. 1 " i o i :,r',:?.4;.7,t ;.,.h . ,;.- , x.:.-:n-uv. v,m r...t .... Boris P.ikhni't- f. ' .. , . ,

Pa.-m Hosen arrived in America 'J tlj 4Mference at Ci'-" ami euhing close to r.-.u pounds. t ho age of in, ;il-.d since then ha ' AIRS. GEO HC I HMON !n lin- "f K'ir fl,,T' tA;,k: ' indicating among various' delega- tr. 11,3 tryl,Kk for mn,o ln,J in St. Jm ph and ..Inrshall YFTi rilrrii IMYH-P wlir:c hr,;1flM tions lore r.-Mved discussion of a J thin ,00 years ar.d m bis veins fl-w uouatie?. 11 LO CHICAGO 15A.NiN.hh I with his wif. and daughter f ollow -. , u rf nt,;)udo -n the 1 of some of the me.s: j she in rurwved bv . .m , hiblr. n. C'HICAr,v. F - -Mr... b .ui'--j l;g the .up d'etat- v- hi-h over-: ' y-ra v.h.( h ,'Vould pe r - j ''thvgnisho-d America n famii;.. The 1 Mrs. fa rah J.u.e .Morgan. John I.

f '-rr'i rhi', Ti Tag .MRS. M.UIV DPI HIS. Mrs. Mary LhiraVth Ireibt Ib.c .lied Saturday morning it' the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ora Ringer. 1,'IS YYtbster St., after an illr.ess of

five v-feks wiMi a cmpiicit ici of diseases She was born i'i Marieut county, t 'vt. 7, I - 1 T. . and vao 71 y ,-i t : old.!

She cime to St. .Te-i-' ph ce.u.itv at

Ha me-v.. w ; bo.

f tain Ok! a' c. . . y. re l llre t 1 ! '. F ; fihr-T, a 1 an! . r

1 11 tum;., I threw tb.r. Kereusy a d m i n ist ra t ion .. ... ,, . , f., ;-u.ator s tamily is related to the Albert of iMvmouth! Mrs. Lmma 11

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c . wa .- ma r-"A'l'l-.au. F. Mr--.

Tr.ovd t- e'hi - ig'- s'v rilv be '-r-murder trn; :-. Ar.k. u-v b.'a.

part oi j ranee wnn :i w ou,u pi n , :t i'i :i r r. e ii I e n r in f 1 1 no? f

nd etabhslie.l bol-lo v.s' in power. ;,:,tll f...,.r,, ,,,, ut,.iU,ro,es and ' Iv"'vlvania Piddles-, the Marvdand j Mibs. Stanley. Wis.; Mr:-. H-s lie sv.-i a that time that "nup?: V . uVilia ry ,'raft. The:-e 'v.a"no ofh-ilrhWf5 :1!lfl Thom-se and the Mass.i - stryclif r. North Fiberty; Tams p..

t-r.p.t :cal ent;tv na cea?eu 10, ' . ; a i

F,ol-heiin Defeatr! Ku'si.a.

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rh ria:

dec; i red that

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. ... .... a- i . . . - iu.- ii.i i ' i Hi l . a : l - j ii' it i.i nn. s. - I i c r-i I ' l , T r o T s m l m i- i . .

i i a i k irr ( i i u ior sa il a t. - : - ....... . . .--

i p. elation but the Cannes de-kbera - I f'lder Boies aided in building th. j Two brothers. Alfred Collip. Plk

breastworks tor the mttie of liunKer j hart; CJeorge C'"l!;p "f -South F nd

i Unna i.i u-lc n X r f pi l i ' r T". :t ri d

w-5 tb.e . . . ,t,..t

.. . i .op, a - j i' i - ar i i" i.'.i.-.u

ret gmUty ef kib-.: .J.-.,. I. Hit,- .M-n-I'v po:,o:, -f I .olshovm" j frf,:n Washit gt.m. Mr. anu Mrs- IN hfr -,;1! '.-mb-,b!y which brought on the defeat rf, A:on.Vith th,0 ..culation.i ha

BKITNLR TO SPEAK AT

Fus'.a.

'Th- gcrir:

fle loped new- in;r.re?t.-; in the jiroof this de.iily d-.soit-e. - Hardic- for future

b-k.hovism. although lying dormant. ,yu ro,; fe t to r that' mav be Ho were r re it:.d are s t .11 present i . .. , . . .. . ..

ii.'ifvi 'ft ri i ' Mrt'Ttv i' , ' . . . oegi:.n.:u ,r,i ,t .s. -v. .a 1 10 u n jia

AH 1 V . . Lf. 1 1 M r ., . -a v l ere ' ,e S lid rrea an i

tmns-

Th.r l.roi-

i s a J

i It hou g h

b.o sn

.,...rg- P. P-ivr will 1- th-.nui:uied - y tp.e ntmo?rn-re c se.-,(hus ar 0!1., of tht, inforni,tj r;.-.

t r meotmg .: . uurer:. au-i int ..a..- u em- :

Hill.

and a half broth.-r. J irr b r-pip, a'-

i e .- e r t : the Rour..i Tai b -.'.esday r.'.gh a The iubj, : of M Will be "ThHor.fy Fe- ' Dudley m. !-a'rm..:'. Tim dir-i.-r r A ev e -r.tn g t h - s : ' y

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Born in Philadelphia e.;i Nov. 1. I 1 0 survive. 1'bh young Penrose educifedj Puneral r-ervi-es will be h'-Ji from

by private tutors and a', th- L'pi.-.-n. j thc residence, l l s Web. tr s . j

pal Academy in his hone. city. At j Tue.-da t.iornin- at l":1! o'clo-k . 1'. he- entered Harvard from which and at the Tirs Rr.-t'ire n . vir at i he was crradiiLfe-d in 11. He j 0"cb" ' Ibulal "ill 1-- in Lakestudied law witli Wayne Ma A'.a gh 1 ville, Ir l. i

MRS. N.IX).M.i: llhb.V HFR r. ; Mrs. Salome Pllen Hurff. -7 years j old ::'. W. Colfax av . die:: .tt Fp-

and Geerge T. Bispham and wis ad-

iejimitted to the bir i Luierin:

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..-'lent e i" no nf s , " 1 M '" 1 ' 1 1 " 1 1 r.i n , a car . 1 1 .rought to the I et- b.e was elc ted to t lie st.ite legis

v.ortii hospital at 7 ; '.' o'cleck last

won a

i-ioi's of tb."1 r.r itio'm berr

h-ld V-!- , ; it.invv t - f th- wonderlui achieve-1 ( ,,r .

O dern civilüati-n which ri ,n ,,,

s- much to empr.as'.z-. ... .... , , ... ... . . . hit or.-. tu tu: '-e h.-tr..-.,. ..,rf.

. foin: - I .itva. a- i. on oeieio urn oa- ; " " ' iv -h after a short lllive

rrv - r r.mie g ' " ' t f,..-.-.,., .oi'.--. tu pass-iffe ot a rctorr.i character. ... ...... f ,,- ,

i.., . ..x., ti t:vv nnd fas" CP .. . .. Ie... n.,:i,,toi,, . i..-.- .... . w ..t u.i.i(.iu-ui...i. . .

, , ,. .Nav v. i xperts fie live powers;"- i .miw.i ou.-, v lo.., li0Kr, p-.jjv 7. v: aV'1 ?h'-."a,:!,':vl,V,i;f I: nv.de progress today In what w a s-1 Id t bib. an d t h- next , a r was chosr- " ;j'd ha, ,;,, ;l rr,i,fn. of

. i . - i i .... ... . i . . - . vi .'bt ri ( ' r r i to: i i i :-i in

Watch O-J! January