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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-18
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

.Mr and Mrs. Trenchard Newbold of
Glenn road, Ardmore, are spending this
month at Watch Hill as the guests Of
Mrs. Newbolds parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Efingham b. Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin n. Benson, Jr,
Or Lynnewood Cottage, Chestnut Hill.
nave spent week at the Profile House,
IN me White mountains.
-, MT and Mrs. Wharton Snkler, Jr., Of
Thornbury, Elkins Park, are passing a
i,ew weeks at New Castle-by-the-Sea,
New Hampshire.
DR.. John H. Arnett, of 2116 Pine
sbneet, sbo, has Joined his parents at Man
fortnight. Miss Katherine McCollins's
engagement to Doctor Arnett has re-
Gently been announced.
DR.. and Mrs. William Campbell Posey
snd their family will remain at Watch
thill. X l., until after Labor Day, when
''ey VIII open their home at Radnor.
SGyernor William c. Sproul. who left
nsigaoea, nsia, his home near Chester. on Sat-
sroay Tor Watkins Glen, N. Y, accom-
panied by DR., Edward Martin OF this
ssIy, VIII be Joined next week by Mrs.
Scproul. They will remain at Watkins
"eh until the middle Of September.
IN MT and Mrs. Ira ]. williams and
tnelr tamllY of Chestnut Hill, are spend
'"s rev weeks In the White mountains.
,,tnI. ana Mrs. Hans Kinder and their
Vn1nt Va1n' son left on August / for Keene
NUN there until October /.
v,M mr.; W. Roger Fronefeld, of Media,
NaI NN,Ia leave save, tomorrow to motor through
N" England TO the Rangelev Lakes.
sna' where he will join Mrs. Froneiield
octobSnneir bSneir family. to be I'm Maine until
Mr. w,IHohn Hohn Grant Newman, Jr., and
turneTT T'siam nam Brubaker Koontz have re-
r,esto rnea from Chelsea, where they were
NESTS Srs at house party given by Dr. and
NJ y'ohn ]. Hamilton, Of Tuxedo Park,
will ioouMr Mr.; Koontz and Mr.. Newman
New I@Ve I've the latter part of the week for
a nsr, london, Conn, where they will Join
tr,p party t Of college friends on a motor
homno uIrough New England, returning
"O..e late in September.
spenGirJ s, John Dunn, Jr., who has been
ParE couple of weeks in Asbury
a H, wsotS, y, j., will leave there shortly for
VISIT to the Pocono mountains.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Haddo,aand, Mrs. Richard Howson, of
are eraiietd, recain,l, N. j.. formerly of Wayne,
birth of congratulations upon the
son son" via Saturday, August Ia. Mrs How.
Holmes be remembered as Miss Mary
thur daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
M 'es. OF Summit avenue, Wayne
Wayne and Mrs. Arthur Holmes. OF
W several weeks to RoeEwnodh Ir0ih Tsnpp TRIP
Mrs IT H'"ey were the guests of Mr.. and
former IL "; Sabine. Mrs. Sabine was a
M resident Of Wayne. =
Wayne and Mrs, De witt Clements, or
City as tsbpeht the weekend at Ocean
n Mr. rerkins, OF Wayne. anu mfS' NUS
tsturneS Sa1nese Holmes. of wayn2 has
Northno,, iron an extended trip no
wood. Tenn Mich; Cincinnati and ROCK.
and Mrs. Frank n. Hammer. Of
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Llenven roGd, Cynwyd, have as their
s9ests Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick @. Hill,
MRS Herbert Cross and family, Miss
nnorothy Cross, Miss Louise Cross and
master Radley Cross, of Highland ave-
nue. Synwyd. are spending the remain
uer OF this month at Ocean City. N. ].
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baer, Of Elm ter
sace, Narberth, have been entertainins
Miss Nan Hay. of York, PA.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Leach and sons,
Master Daniel Leach and Master Robert
Leaen. OF Essex avenue, Narberth, left
on saturday for Ocean City, N. j., where
'they VIII spend n fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel T. Butler. of Essex
Asbury Park, where thew viii speaS ty,,
weeks after which they viii 70 to AL
pany TO be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
aeorse A. Mills, formerly of Narbcrth.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Frank Bartholomew,
ot oyerbrook, are spending a month al
the Normandie Hotel, Ocean City.
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FALLS OF scHUYLkILL

An interesting wedding of the late
summer will be that of Miss Margaret
Dodge. daughter of Mrs. Ella Dodge. OF
36f7 Qvk9h lane. and Mr.. Lloyd Reeves,
of WsAtSsPhiladelphia, which will take
placnkh Sstprday, August 2s. at noon,
at tk hofSlcf the brides mother. and
will be Nllp%ed by wedding break
fast. ySho<her r<wedding to take place
this mon& the home of Mrs. Dodge.
Is that 6f fhef niece, Miss Anna Shall,
daughter Of Mrs. John Shall of Pine
allis, Fla. ,apd Mr.. Henry MacIntyre, Of
the Falls, formerly of Vermont, which
and will be followed by a reception.
Mrs. John Ayrton, OF Atlantic City, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Stinson, OF
Queen lane.
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RoxBoRoUGH

Miss Florence Warren and Miss
Dorothy Meister. of Mitchell street, are
spending four weeks at Pughtown. Pa.
Mrs. Charles Meyer. OF Ridge avenue.
Upper Roxborough, Is entertaining this
afternoon, with tho following guests :
Mrs. Frank Lilly Miss Mary j. Patton
Mrs. Z. p. Reid. Mrs.. William McKenna
Mrs Louis Schmick. Mrs Newton
Bovard, Mrs William Carver, Mrs
George wanklin, Mrs. Samuel Miller.
Mrs. John Lex. Mrs. William r. Steele,
Mrs. William Kulp Mrs. George W.
Harry Dagger, Mrs. Edward Priest and
Mrs. George Miller.
The final concert for the season OF
the Municipal Band in Roxborough
will be held this evening in Gorgas
Park.
Mrs. Joseph Rlpka, OF Mitchell street,
is spending the summer In Wildwood.
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WISSAHICkON

Mrs Adam Fox, of 233 Rochelle ave-
nue.. who has as her guest for several
days Mrs Milford Carey, OF Pittsburgh,
is giving luncheon today for Mrs.
Carey and Mrs. Elizabeth Purnell. Of
Camden, N. ].
Miss Margaret Young, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Young, of Sumac
street, and Miss Elsie Smith are spend
ing some time in Ocean City.
Miss Clara Springer OF 211 Sumac
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dc Haven wn,te
and their daughters, Miss Muriei White.
Mics Natalie White and Miss Margaret
spending month ut the Traymore, At
lantic City.
DIR. Rutherford L. John has recently
been appointed a major In the medical
corps of the Sixth Infantry, Nationa,
Guard OF pennsylvania. Doctor John
was formerly resident of Media,
Mr.. and Mrs d. ]. Berlet, of Ridley
Park, are spending month with their
family at Ocean City.
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street, has gone to ventnor for the re-
mainder of the heated term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Beaven, of
Rochelle avenue, will spend the closing
weeks of summer in wildwood.
Mr. and Mrs william Marriott, who
have returned from a tour through vir-
ginie, will go to wildwood for the re-
mainder Of the season.
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Memorial Chapel, Valley FORGE. T1
Rev. w. Herbert Burk, rector, ofiiciete&
to Detroit Mich, Mr.. and Mrs, Hutton
will live at 1326 Pine strect.lts -
Miss Rebecoa r. Schall, OF the NcrF
ris, and Miss Marion Long, OF San.
bridge street, have left on n Great Leke4
trip to Duluth, MINI. They Will nlfo
spend some time in Canada. a
Mrs II. M. Bunting, of Swede street,
is in Ocean City for several weoks etay4
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Townsend and
their daughters. Miss Miriam Townsend
nnd MISS Catharino Townsend are leav-
ing their apartments on East Church
road, Ogontz. for a trip to the Thousand
ISLANDS, Quebec and Montreal, Miss
Miriam Townsend will return to Stuerr
Hail seminary. Staunton. Va, IN Sep
science and music
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tored on last Saturday to wildwood,
where they are spending the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Green, OF 21O7
South Fourth street, are spending n Few
weeks at Revere Beach, near Boston.
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HARRIa-RARDSLEY

An interesting wedding will take place
this evening in Holy Trinity .Presby-
terian Church, Logan. when Miss Isa-
belle @. Bardsley. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J, Bardsley, Of Logan, and Mr..
Martin W. Harris, Of 1922 West
Wyoming street, will be married by the
pastor, the Rev. William Barnes Lower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris will leave on an
extended tour and upon their return
they will be at home In Logan.
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MISS MITCHELL BRIDE
OF Mr.. MACDON0UGH.
Granddaughter Of Late Or. s.
Weir Mitchell Married Today
In West Chester

The marriage of Miss s. worthington
Mitchell, daughter OF the late Dr. John
X. Mitchell and Mrs Mitchell, and grand.
daughter of the late DR. g. wc'r Mitchell,
OF this city, and Mr.. Dent Macdonough,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Macdonough.
Of New York, will take place today at
West Chester, at 3 o'clock. Father
Cornelius clifford, of whitanny. N. j"
will perform the ceremony. Mrs Vinton
Freedley will be matron OF honor and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Mabel Kane
and Miss Dorothea Aver. Mr.. Macdon-
ough's father will be his best man. Only
the two immediate families and n very
few Intimate friends will attend the cer-
emony and small reception which Will
follow. After wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Macdonough will spend some time
on the farm with Mrs. Mitchell. later
going TO California, where they will live
just outside of San Francisco.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
MRS. ROBINS TELLS OF TRlF
Member Of Republican Women's
Squadron Praises Crowds

Mrs. Thomas Robins, of 1710 Lo-
Gust street, a member of the Republi =
can women's flying squadron, who lef,
for a hurried trip home on account Of
the illness of her little boy, today gave
a glowing account of her first political
adventure.
THE most remarkable thing about
the whole affair to me Is the courtesy
with which our audiences have re-
ceived us everywhere" she said. There
has been absolutely no heckliDg or josh
ing from the crowds, not even in towns
belonging to the Democrats. For in
stance, in Stroudsburg more than half
the people are Democrats, but the
crowds were most respectful and atten
tive. You could have heard a pin fall,
and there wasn't even the stirring OF a
foot to denote restlessness or inatten-
ton"
Mrs. Robins son in suffering from
an abscess Of the ear. She expects to
return to the squadron next Wednes-
day.
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DEAD OFFICER Identified
Man Murdered In Washington Be-
Ileved to Be Major r. M. Scandland

Washington, Oct. 23.-(By A: P)-
Police declared today they were in pos.
session Of information which identified
the body of q man found last night on
the outskirts Of Washington as that Of
Major Frank NJ. scandland: Of Louis
VILE, KY, who served with the A. Il. #.
The body, badly bruised, was found
In a clump of underground, and police
today advanced the theory that the man
had been taken to the edge Of the city
in an automobile, beaten to death, and
the body dragged into the brush. The
man apparently had been dead about
three days.
Major Scandland had been in the
army about thirty five years. He was
a native Of Louisville, KY. and went
to Oswego with the Twenty third In
fantry in 1913, remaining there for
about a year. During the world war
he was attached to the United States
commission in Italy and received sew.
eral citations and medals. He was
gassed and recently had been undergoing
treatment ut Fort Bliss, FL Paso, Tex.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
british TODEPORT
AMERICAN RADICAL
E. J. Costello Believed to Be
Agent for Worldwide Revo-
s.@ iutionary Press
U. S. PROPAGANDA PLANNED


London, Oct. 23.--An immense Boil
shevist plan to set up powerful revo.
lutionary propaganda in the United
States was revealed yesterday through
the detention by the British authorities
Of an American citizen, Il. ]. Costello
Tor whom a deportation order has beer
issued by the home secretary.
The PUBLIC LEDGER foreign service
is In possession of evidence from high
source showing that the Moscow Soviet
Government already has launched its
scheme Of n universal revolutionary
press and that the entire radical news
gathering and disseminating service oi
Europe and the East is closely affiliated
and Is centered in Washington under
the name of the Federated Press o.
America All the Russian press. serv'
ices, together with continental propa.'
ganda agencies and an alleged English
bureau, centcred in the Daily Herald
Of London, are said to be grouped under
this American labor news agency
whose agent abroad for some months
has been Costello.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
BUSY WEEK FOR DEMOCRATS
City Committee Arranges a Big
Schedule Of Meetings

The Democratic city committee ha'
arranged schedule of meetings for next
week, at which Major John A. Farrell
candidate for the United States Senate
will speak.
DR.. Cyrus Adler, president of Dropsis
College, will address some of the meet
ings, speaking on the League Of Ma
tons.
There will be meeting Of the Dem.
ocratic city committee Monday night al
Tenth and Walnut streets.
On Tuesday night there will be q
meeting in st. Johns Hall, Manayunk
and also meetings in the Second, Fourth
and Sixth Congressional districts.
There will also be meetings in various
congressional districts on Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
There will be noon meetings daily.
Women will speak at all the meetings
scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
TopAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

Emilio q. Olivier. 1911 g. Taylor st.. and
Frank vowinEis; loi n, soth st.. and Mae
-. Ryan; nS.72S,, I12S \, 2sth Ss1 &! 90, .nn
Violet Blinco, Bryn Mawr. Pa.
Joseph Dunn, o2to0, n 62d st.. and Mary
7. Bradley. sss \. yllSStor ySlS st.
and Anna L. Bradley, 2s7e Aramnso avs,
william I. Poole. 2422 Arlington, st.. and
Harry o., Barrett $40 y. Tth ST.. and Anna
Albert Ruth, Merchantville. Pa, and Flor.
ence sehwar,, 1921 N. .Parkside ave-
Francis Connolly 100 e. Thayer st., and
Laura r. Ehinser, 858 N. 9th st.
Henry. W, johnson, Stanton. Pa. and Edna
A. Gabsll, starton, Pa.
Margarst &. Clark. sOis Ridge ave. e. ""'
Peter Gsronheld; 1895 N; lith st.. and
Charles ). Insersoii, Isis Walnut st., and
Marian W; Baird. 81, Martin. Pa.
Ellen Maldeman. Atlantic civ. N. ]. ~
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Old Tickets End October 81
HARDING PREPARES TALKS
VIII Make Careful Statements Of
Policies Next Week

Marion. o.. Oct. 23.-(By A. P.)--
Back in his Office at headquarters here
for the first full day of desk work in
weeks, Senator Harding began whip
ping into shape the public utterances
with which he will close his campaign
next week in four leading Ohio cities.
1t was indicated that the nominee
would phrase these speeches with grea,
care. so as to lay his case finally be.
fore the people in diligently prepared
form. Many subjects are expected tc
come in for discussion, the four deliv-
erances fitting together in such a way
as to attract public attention to all the
high spots of his platform.
The first of the speeches is to be de
livcred in Cleveland, Wednesday night
and on the remaining nights Of the week
he will speak successfully in Akron
Cincinnati and Columbus. He has nc
other speeches scheduled, but before the
final swing begins he may issue a pub
lie statement touching on one or two
campaign issues in the light of recent
developments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
FOUR RUNAWAY GIRLS HELD
NantIeoke Sisters and Companions
Arrested In This City

Four young girl runaways from Nan
ticoke, Pa. whose parents had been
seeking them for several days. were ar
rested last night at Twelfth and Mar
ket streets by Detective Charles Schwar.
Two young men to whom the girls were
talking at the time were also locked up
at City Hall on charges Of disorderly
conduct.
When questioned at City Hall. the
girls gave their names as Cecilia Dun
can. eighteen. and Elizabeth Duncan,
sixteen, sisters, of A Hill street Mary
Wasileski. seventeen. Of 2S West Wash
ington street, and Pearl Moscowitx,
eighteen. of 13 East Grand street, all
of Nanticoke, Pa.
The men gave their names as Rich.
ard White, twenty two. of Fifteenth
street near Cherry. and George Lavelle.
twenty two, Of Montgomery and Park
avenues, this city.
When accosted by Detective Schwar
the girls said they were employed at
a central hotel as manicurists. They
admitted at City Hall, however, that the
two Duncan sisters and Miss Wasileski
had run away from home on October IS,
to come to this city to join Miss Mosco
witz, who has been away from home for
more than three weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
ALSO WALLOPED "COP"
"Hoid.up" Men and PatroIman Sen,
to Hospital by "vlctIn1'

Deeply engrossed in the task OF sub
DUNG three assailants. DOC Keleck-
ley, 2528 Amin street, was unable to
distinguish friend from foe with the re-
suit that a special patrolman, among
others, was forced to seek hospital
treatment.
The trouble started at Eighteenth and
South streets, when Keleckley, 1t is said,
was accosted by three negroes. who
tried to sell him fake jewelry. His in
difference. 1t Is said, provoked a free
for all fight. Unable to escape, Ke-
leckley, it is said, drew knife and got
busy. Henry Gailord. % years old, OF
New York, fell victim to cut In the
back.
As Patrolman J. T. Livermon, a ne
gro Of the Twelfth and Pine streets sta
ton. came on the scene he was taken
by the cornered man for fresh assail-
ant.
A blow from a monkey wrench by Ke-
leckley caused the guardian Of the law
to temporarily lose interest In the pro-
ceedings. Finally riot call and three
wagonloads of patrolmen ended the af.
fair. Livermon, Keleckley and Gailord
were treated at the Polytechnic Hospital,
The latter two were arrested.
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cIRL SCOUTS PLAN DRIVE
Ready for Blg Educational Week,
Which Starts November I

Philadelphia 1000 Girl Scouts are
on tiptoes today getting ready for the
national educational campaign of then
organization, scheduled to begin No.
vember 1.
The campaign, which IL not drive
but nation wide friendly movement tc
help the entire country get better ac
quainted with the Girl Scouts, will open
in this city with q large mass meeting
IN Moose Hall. Broad and Master
streets, 70 be held Saturday afternoon
October 30.
A feature Of the meeting will be q
talk by Estrid OFT, the Danish Cir
Scout. who Is walking around the world.
Department stores and moving picture
houses will c6-operate with the Cir
Scouts to make their campaign n sue
cess. The stores will devote window
space to educational work, and movies
that have to do with the activities OF
the Scouts will be shown in various sec
tions of the city.
The chairman Of the campaign com
mittee is Miss Ellen Mary Cassatt. Her
assistant is Miss G.. Il. Martin. Miss
Catharine Hutchinson Is chairman oil
the finance committee.
No contributions will be solicited per
sonally by the Scouts, but an effort will
be made to raise $27 900 in the course
Of the campaign. This is Philadelphia :
quota for the national Scout treasury
Headquarters in this city are at 1914
Walnut street.
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READY FOR BALLOON RACE
Aeronauts Of Four Nations VIII
"Hop or" Today

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 23.-(By A.
P.)-Aeronauts Of four nations will
take part in the international balloon
race for the Bennett trophy which
starts from here at A 80 o'clock this
afternoon. Gas was pumped into the
huge airships during the morning hours.
The competitors will leave the field
in the following order: French bal
loon-Captain Louis Hirschauer, pilot ;
Leo @. Nathan, aide. United States
army balloon-Lieutenant r. Il.
Thompson, pilot Captin II. E. Weeks,
aide. Belgian balloon, Belgica-Lieu-
tenant Ernest De Muyter, pilot; Lieu
tenant Matheiu Labrousse, aide. Ital-
ian entry, Audens-Major ]. Vale, pi-
lot; Major d. Leone. aide. American
entry, Kansas City II-H. E. Honey
we'll, Of St. Louis, winner Of the Amer
ican national race, pilot; DIR. Jerome
Kingsbery, aide. Italian entry-Ma-
jor II. Madori, pilot; Lieutenant A.
Pirazzoli, aide. American entry, Good
Year-Ralph Upson, pilot; w. T. Van
Ormann, aide.
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MAY PICK NEW SCHOOL HEAD
Education Board Expected to Pay
Superintendent $4,000

A new superintendent Of schools will
probably be chosen by the Board of
Education at its next meeting, Novem-
ber 0. 1t Is likely he will receive S12, :
600 a year, the highest ever paid for
that Office in this city. The present
salary is $4,000.
Joseph w. Catharine, member OF
the committee on superintendent of the
board, said yesterday these recommen-
dations will probably be made.
1t is also considered likely that the
tenure Of Office Of the new man will be
extended over the present one year
term. Under the school code 1t may be
four years.
DR.. John p. CARRIER, the present gu =
perintendent. relinquishes his post Oc-
tobcr 81 and DIR. George Wheeler, the
senior associate superintendent, will act
temporarily.
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STUDENTS HAZE TEACHER
Lafayette Mon Lock Instructor In
Room, as His Initiation

Leon 2. Lerando. of this city, who
Is an instructor at Lafayette College,
Easton, Pa, was locked in his room
in one Of the dormitories last night and
kept prisoner until this morning by
students who were mildly hazing men,
bers of the freshman class.
During the Festivities Of the un-
derclassmen. 1t was decided that, in
asmuch rs this was Mr.. Lerando's in
might as well have a little initiation.
They accordingly nailed q board over
his door and secured the knob with n
stout rope. The Spanish instructor was
released this morning by the COM
bined efforts OF a woman cmploye and
carpenter. Dean Albert Heckel Is
investigating the case.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
KNIFE. TO RENEW YOUTH
v. S. Physician Sets Practical Dem
onstratjon Of Reiuvenatlon

New York. Oct. %. - DR.. Il. G.
Mari, a surgeon Of Baltimore, who went
to Vienna TO study the Steinach theory
Of the rejuvenation of human beings by
surgical treatment, arrived in this city
yesterday from Havre on the French
liner La Touraine. He said he had OBJ
DR.. Steinach upon animals and that the
results were astounding.
DIR. Mari brought with him some
photographs of rats upon which the ex
periments had been made. One Of the
pictures showed a rat in the last stage,
OF physical emaciation the other showed
the same rate rejuvenated by the treat
ment of Steinach.
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SETTLES DISPUTE
Women's Argument Ended When
MauIstrate Pays Claim

Magistrate Mecleary yesterday put
a human note into the administration
of justice when he settled a dispute be-
tween two women by personally advanc-
ing the money that caused 1t.
The two women were Mrs. Francis
Huntley, widow Of Civil War veteran,
and Mrs. Beulah Coll, 4312 Penn street,
a widow with two children.
Mrs. Huntley, who is seventy two
years old, supports an invalid daugh-
ter and has been trying with Indifferent
success to do it on government monthly
pension of $50. Mrs. Coll, too. had her
difficulties, being compelled to work to
support her children.
When the Huntleys gave up their
room at the Coll home, there was a dis
pute over the rent which resulted in
Mrs. Coll keeping, 1t is alleged, q cook
ing stove belonging to Mrs. Huntley:
Mrs. Huntley finally had Mrs. Coll
arrested. The magistrate advanced
Mrs. Coll the amount Of her claim and
released her,