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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22

today a stable government on the Is
lands? In the Jones law you promised
independence upon the establishment
of such q stable government. Your
own Governor-General has officially
reported that there is a stable gov
ernment In existence today, and we
also have submitted plenty of evidence
to substantiate its existence. There
fore, we hope and expect America will
now carry out its pledge"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
SIX LIVES COST s25

New York.-An owner of moving
picture theatre, where six children
lost their lives in fire scare last
November, was fined S25 on a charge
of permitting minors to enter the
theatre without parent or guardian.
A partner of the owner was sentenced
to so days in jail on the same charge.
WA a. Mn
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
PAINTERS MAKE GAINS

Rock Island, Ill.-Painters are sue
cessfully resisting the attempted wage
cut of contractors. The painters sus-
pended work and many of the employ
ers have ignored the edict of the mas
ter painters association and signed
with their employers. The workers
solidarity made this possible.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22

Canton, N. C.-The Champion Fibre
Company is attempting TO re-establish
the II and 13-hour work day. TRADE
unionists throughout the state are de-
veloplng public opinioin against
the abandoning of the shorter work
day by this concern.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22

st. Joseph, Business men in
this city suggest that labor adjust"
wages that building may be stimu-
lated The workers suggest that the
business men prove their sincerity by
cutting out war profits,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
BRINGS LAW IN CONTEMPT

Des Moines, Iowa.-In signing bill
which again permits the sale of cigar
cites to adults in this state, Governor
Kendall said:
"The disregard Of a restrictive law
because it is unpopular entails discred-
it upon all laws of similar character. =
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
CONGRESS- HEARS
DRAMATIC PLEA
FROM FILIPINO

Washington. -
Must the heart
Of America beat
only for the free
dom of Ireland, of
Poland and Of the
Czecho Slovaks,
and not for the
independence Of
the Philippine Is
lands2"
This was the
question Resident
G o N 10 / S s | oner
Isauro Gabaldon
Of the Philippines
addressed directly
to the member
ship of the House
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
OPPOSE RENT GOUGERS

Pittsburgh, Pa-"Rent profiteers''
are denounced by the Pittsburgh Bap-
tist Ministers Association, which de-
clares that unwarranted rent advances
is "phariseeism.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
N A -
STEREOTYPERS GAIN

Elmira, N. Y.-The Stereotypers'
Union has advanced wages to the fol-
lowing figures: Foremen, morning
and Sunday newspapers, SAT week
foremen, evening newspapers, $44;
journeymen, morning papers, SAP;
journeymen, evening papers, $39. The
old scale, with bonus, was: Foremen,
$33; journeymen, $50.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22

Duluth, Minn.-Painter contractors
declared for the non-union shop when
their organized employees refused to
cut wages from 81 an hour to so
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
REJECT WAGE CUT

Cinclnnati.-Organized cigar max
ers in this city have rejected the
bosses suggestion that wages be cut
25 per cent.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
FILIPINO INDEPENDENCE,
BUT NO GUARANTY
(Chicago Tribune. J

We do not blame the Filipino people
for wanting their complete freedom. II
Is the natural aspiration Of mankind.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
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CARPENTERS UNITE

Palatka, Fla.--Carpenters at this
place have organized and are affl-
lated with the Brotherhood of Car
penters
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
A 1 pa
SWITCHMEN TO CONVENE

Toledo, Ohio.-The second triennial
convention of the Switchmen's Union
of North America will convene in this
city on Nav 9
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
REJECT OLD-AGE PENSION

Springfield, Ill.-A committee of the
illinois house of representatives has
rejected an old-age pension bill.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
RESTRICT CONVICT LABOR

Springfield, Ill.-Organized labor
in this state is urging legislation to
restrict the sale of convict-made
goods
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
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PAPER HANGERS GAIN

ST. Louis, Mo.-After months
strike the Paper Hangers Union has
raised wages and abolished piece
work The old rate of 81 an hour is
advanced to $1.25, which is the build
ing trades basic wage. The strikers
showed that this wage is not nigh fog
a seasonal occupa> ION. More than 375
workers are benefited.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
FAVOR LONG WORK DAY

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-04-22
WANT LABOR TO "ADJUST

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27
Ia an1pFacion de las GALES

pateee oue j conciHho IL Ii eudia Gene Il proyecto d~e.condenar
parte del edhcio perieneciente Al 81. lamy asaado en y esqama sc
laPaza yCale Dc San Francisco. eniFente del nueYo hotel en- sonsuuc
cI6hsc Il fiji de tomar q numero necesar1o de pies de fefFeno pare
smsIag Il Gale ue San Francisco y laclitar IL traieo entFente del
nuevo hotsl. i ii vez. del nuevo edfcbo federal que Sc "a conssruu
900 Dios sabe cuando En- Ell Tote enaente de a Cathedral y Gel Sanlta-
rio de San Vicente
para uevsr ! eabo esta ampacon. toda vez que FL propetaro del
terrenose la negado a vender IA TRADE terra neeesana. SC hacen niece
saros los procedmientos de condemnation por eausade utlidad p1bhr
q. y que los ~avaluadores f5en clip feciosdel teFrenos y aqaa ensra q d
hcultad Los mismbros del ayunamaento no caenian con q dneEo
necesano para pagan Ia lndemnzaci6h, y 81 tenano puede aicanzaf a
waller in precio fsbuloso cuando Sc termne Il hotel hassa Sc Dice "a
due j pvccio aleanza cmco cHras. Ante este problems. Sc quedan per-
plajos los mnnicipes. y no encuenuan "a salida
C~iertamente que seria una nejora De utidad pdblea que se
amplara IA Gale de San Francisco en- csc ueaF ai como algunas
ohas az las GALES que bastante 10 neaessan. sanadas lodas en 4 cen-
ho de Il cmdady en- Ia parte mas concuulda de h mnnas pero CO.
mo causa de uthdad p1blca, creemos que hay qto iugar que neees'a
adn mas Is refama. y { 4 lugar De y esqora de 4 Gale Dc sn
Francisco "a Gale de Don Gaspar, que 8 una esqnns mny enecha
y pehgrosa. v que como va b henos deho en Faaat ocasnnes no
sabemos como no Ia habido ALI Academies lunetos, qaaxa pofqae
hay una PFosldrncia especial qe nos csda, Dc . mssna maneSa que
hay una Pfovidencia que cuada a los naos, q sos luntos y 4 log ebFtps
pero no e pruasnte estar aisnaaos On iodo ) d Proudsneia
Cualqnier da habgd am una dessrseia. j enlupres e hanra De que
rcr hacer aigo, aunque iarde, cando que ahoea = 81 tempo e coue-
cir Il nal J eyaar las deseracas II hecho de que hAsia ahora no
haya habido ninguna dessFaca .qe nmenlaF. De % esl damos graz
cas a dos. no uaere deer que ~ 4 habfi algdn da y snionces
scsSn los apgetones de manos y los apuos4
III prop6aao d. este. sabemos que i casa eomescal Bendaur
Menafdos daeaa a u propedad sleads - y etHna ifenie fl
Baneo de Santa f. Que ! usp ds rsfensnea. b. olnxido i eudsd
ccdcG d0 pies H. leusno. haio roBd1i5aA my iah pf cleric. d
aae IS tudad tmobe i etasina a ssesa . keaaia ezra se1. e.
dead euso~ q tesreno pes@no gasa = 4ufAsedn a. y su<ls d
IA esaamA 5 sshas Isl fuaelas eaaseeatneaS e saNdo IS lerb
Do d proroak6a nad m4ss pHa 80 hene lsadn pwe ae4,afa.
= ad qasle nslefze q candnaf efoS itffeao So fssH II ie94et
para sno 3 casdda s. e IA nHtseue y mFne 81 utfes W. taHa
p ieds nsaes ea4 = fs4esn sesAes aAs masfss 4s
ss7sa q ana aai4s9 para S a48a I#eaeb = a&te e as
* hs pnas3a esae da4 paaa 4 ts1s ea ta1 - seees
q 5 pfatm Q rreaeisfaf 8 s tef& q es1sh aa
q p ase 9 y r<sak - a4 A ha& qN
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

time. it is feared she will never fully
recover
Five candidates have appeared for
The office Of assessor OF Concord
township (Elkhart city,. made va
cant by the death Of William F. Pu-
terbaush. republican. Of Elkhart. All
o' the aspirants are republicans.
They are Lester Inebnit y. N Best.
c. +. Teed. c. VI. Lounsberry and r.
o. Fifer The vacancy IS 20 be filled
by tho Indiana state board OF tax
commissioners on recommendation
by Wilson IT. Rood. Elkhart county
assessor.
Guy Clipp. residing west OF Water
ford, was assessed $3.50 when taken
Before Justice Wiser here Saturday
on a charge Of driving his auto past
a street car which was discharging
passengers.
The March term of the Elkhart
circuit court has closed.
on motion of the defendants. "a
change Of venue was granted by
Judge Drake Of the circuit court in
the case of Laura b. North against
+ William and Ella Is. Currier. charg-
F ing unlawful detention Of property.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
GOSHEN NEWS

Frank Vert of Goshen son of Mr.
snd Mrs Marion Vert Of this city.
and Miss Florine Eisc0mb. daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Walter BiscOmb of
Goshen. were married Saturday even
ing Al St Marks IT. r. church par
sonage. Rev. y. Paul Barton ofhci-
Rtng. They viii reside here
Marriage licenses were issued Sat
nrday 20 Ira j Smith Of Hammond
and Angcline ~ Wachtcl of ELK
hart; Frank Vert and Florine Bis
comb Of Goshen. and Jay Wambaugh
OF Goshen and Dorothy Stutsman of
Niddlebury.
Miss Lille Cornell Saturday sold a
Goshen residence property 10 Frank
&. Pipes Of Toledo
A daughter was born Saturday TO
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bicklo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Anelcmyex ~
northwest OF Goshen are the parents
of % son. born Saturday.
Howard Keller OF Nappanec has
become assistant sales manager for
tine ~ ID. Lee Union Overall Co.
South BEND.
Members of the Elkhart county
council have been called 10 meet i'm
special session next Thursday for the
purpose of fling tho vacancy i'm the
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
WILSON SENTENCED
FOR SHOP ROBBERY
local Young Man Admits
Guilt Gets Term Of Two
TO IL Years IN Prison.
Special 70 Tho News rin,.


GOSHEN. Ind. April 16-In CTR
cult court here Saturday Virgil VII
son. % years old. OF south Bend.
was sentenced 20 imprisonment in
the state reformatory 40 Jefferson
vile FOR from two % B years when
ne pleaded guilty before Judge
James story Drake on a charge OF
second dcErce burglar
Wilson went 20 So1rh Rend from
Arkansea several months ago and
was employed on tho If0fel Nickel
He later came 90 Goshen and at s
clock Do the morning when "a
policeman saw threc tire thieves
drive away iu au automobile from
me Harold q. Becker tire shop. on
pos.te the court house. wilson was
found 80 the rear of tho building
with tho side pocket ~ his coat
>dilled with ch.rge which. 70 ig al-
icged. was taken from -he tire shop
cash register He has insisted that
he was not involved in the theft
committed bv the three men who
stole The tires. Police suspected he
was ono of the gang of thieves with
headquarters ln South Bend. a
South Bend lawyer who came here
10 defend Wilson. who was practlc-
ally without funds quit the case q
Few days ago and local attorney
was named by the court 10 defend
him.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
STOLE URBAN FARE,
GETS PRISON TERM
Dunlap Young Man to Serve
Sentence in Indiana State
RefOrmatOTy.
Special 10 The News Times
GOSHEN. Ind Aprf- -X,

Special 10 'The News Times
GOSHEN. Ind. April f6.-Nernon
Tnzicker, - years old. of Dunlaps.
former ticket seller in the Goshen
office of tho chicago. south Bend
s. No~tne~1 indiana AMI Winoma
traction lines passenger office. was
Saturday sentenced 10 Jeffersonviiie
7elc~matorr for from one 20 eight
years fined S25 and disfrarchise sei
f'- sc-r years. following his plea Of
sultF before Judge Drake on "a
charge * -o5b.ns5 The cash fare box
OF c!ty street car operated IN
A" -s7eo Cnzickcr admitted that he
sole about S3c9 The loss vas made
good 90 the traction l.nes and Of
&. -.-i5 of the companies as, that
.rry be shown the prisoner, who
% was said q, the court house had
pleaded guilty With something Of an
understanding. that he was TO be Civ
on a suspended sentence. He entered
his plea several days ago and the
court ordered him back 20 jail until
decision was made on punishment.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

body caused by tho death Of Frank
Hamsher OF Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis W. Neidig are
home from Wulfert. Fla. where they
spent the winter.
A provisional course ~ study has
been adopted for the Vacation Re'ig-
ious Day school. Prof. T. W. Fore
man. superintendent cf the Goshen
city schools. is prominently idcnti-
fed with the movement. as IS Or.
r. A. Carpenter Of Goshen. Qresi-
dent Of the Elkhart County Sunday
School association.
I'm circuit court Saturday Mildred
simmons Whippy was granted di-
vorce from DR. George A. Whippy.
prominent physician. Mrs. Whippy,
who was the Fourth wife of Dr.
Whippy. sued on grounds Of non
support
The Goshen cham ber Of com merce.
organized two years ago. in the ex-
pectation Of making a better showing
for accomplishing things. mas,
through it's secretary. Fl. Y. ID King.
outlined "a plan Of activities Several
special committees have been ap-
pointed. II is proposed 10 take up
specific matters for adjustment rath-
or than discuss things generally.
Harvey T. Banta OF Goshen, who
has ir terests in several southern
humber mills. has started the erec-
tion of is houses i'm Goshen. Lumber
Cor the dwellings is cut IN the south
ern mills.
Charles Hall. IS; and Paul Jam
ieson 1G. runaway boys. who left
their homes i'm Niles. Mich, were ar
rested by Goshen police when they
were unable 10 give "a satisfactory
account Of their movements. They
said they were enroute 10 Muncie.
Relatives in Niles were notified and
tHe bows were returned to that city
Saturday
l1 circuit court here Saturday the
EIkhart County Trust Co. guardian
for Woodson V. +. Messick of Go
shen, patient at Longcliffe asylum
was given permission TO cXpend i'm
come from Goshen real estate owned
bv Mr.. Messick and his wife for the
support Of Mrs. Nessick. who is now
residing with her daughter. Mrs.
Scheldon Clark. in Clevel4uu hei2uts.
o. ON January IA Nessick shot his
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

BY international News Service:
LAPORTE Ind. April 16.ZThe
little town OF Westville. near here
IS in aign excitement today follow
ing discovery OF gas lin paving
quantities" in a we'll being drilled
for water. a company is 10 be or
Eanized 10 drill for oil. believed 10
De below the gas vein Real estate
values have jumped a hundred Ter-
cent as a result OF the boom.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April IS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April 10
Prest Harding viii come 20 Indian
polls July for an Independence
day celebration. providing no
pressing matters Interfere he has
informed the Marion county coun-
cil Of the American Legion, and
Gen. Pershing Will come "if posi-
BILE" II is announced by legion OF
dcials who rendered tho invita-
tions.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

Wen say this for Mr. Sullman: He
can teach even movie actors a lot
about the business Of getting pub
licity out Of a divorce suit.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

wife twice in the head. Although
her condition is not alarming at this
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-17

Our advice to King Charles would
be 10 stay out Of the reign.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
BLAMES ARGENTINE COURTS
Officials Here Bitter on Escape o,
Fugitive Bricker

Philadelphia officials. headed by NJ,
jor Samuel o. Wynne. chief Of tIo
county detectives. blame laxity, of Az
gentine officials for the escape Of nr
William IL. Bricker, the notoriors
malpractitioner, last Friday.
Major Wynne declared clumsy corr,
proceedings in Argentina hampcred cy !.
tradition of DR.. Bricker. and intimotod
his intention of spending every cent NJ
the S21 900 in forfeited bail-forfcitcd
when the physician fed this country
to bring about his recapture.
"We have just been advised by the
newspapers that DR.. Brickcr has
escaped from the authorities of the 70 =.
public of Argentina" Major Wynnp
said yesterday. 1T does not surprise
us.
"It would have surprised us If he had
not escaped. prior to the final decision
of the court to extradite him. II was
all well timed, as he is said to have cy.
cused himself from his guard and Irr,
last Friday. just the day before tho
arrival of Secretary of State Colby
The escape of one Of the most notoriois
criminals this country has ever had will
make the welcome Of Secretary Colby
by the Argentine authorities seem quit,
sincere
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
Poem Supplied

To the Eitor Of the Evening Pubic LrdOcr.
slr--Find enclosed the words OF the song.
the chorus Of which begins: shes more
to be pitied than censurcd." requested by
'P. W. G." Of Greenvine. Del. in your
1920 JOSEPH A. NOBLE, JR.
Philadelphia. December l. 1920.
"A MAN WAS THE CAUSE OF TT ALL"
In a little low room In the Bowery.
Al "a table was seated one day
4 lot of young fellows conversing:
To them life seemed happy and ga";
At the very next table was seated
girl they had driven to shame:
The fellows all Jeered at her weakness.
Tl they heard an old woman cxClaim
Chorus
She is more 10 be pItied than Censured she
is more to be helped than despised;
For she's only a lasse who ventured on life' s
stormy path ill.advlsed;
Do not sCOrn her with words ferce and bit
ter. do not laugh at her shame snc
downfall.
For a moment Just stop and consider. that
man was the cause of It all
In little brown church round the corner
all the neghbors had gathered one day
while the parson was preaching a sermon
Ger "A soul who had Just passed away,
Twas the same wayward girl from the Bow
Did the parson then Jeer at her downfall
No.
lie begged Of Gods mercy and said:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
Questions AnStvered
World War Queries. Etc.

To ihc Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger!
Sir-To settle an argument. would YOU
please answer In your People Forum the
following questions;
l. How near did the Germans reach Paris
in the recent world war?
? How many miles did the Russians get
near to Berin?
g. II possible. give me an outline of the
Dardanelcs. the length and width In miles
and the principal forts that were captured
By the Franco British fleet? A. w. ID.
Philadelphia December 1G, 1920.
! The advance guard af the German
Austrian army reached point Within twelve
mics ut Paris before they were compelled to
setrcaI
2 Most Of the lighting between the Rus.
sian and Jicrman armies was along the
border The Russians never advanced very
far into German territory. although they
fought tho kaiser in his own country near
kon gshury and in Austria ~ Lemberg and
arar rr2rmysl.
3 Tho Dardaneilcs is strait uniting
the sea Of MOrmora with the Aegean. II
extends for q distance of forty-sevcn miles
with an average breadth of from three TO
four miles The Allies were unable to de-
struy many forts Of any consequence along
tho strait. and for that reason were unable
i 80 reach ConstantinOple by sea. They at
tempted to reach It by land, but this eXpe-
ditiOn also was failure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03

bonnet" GRACE r. CARR.
Philadelphia. December %. 1890
THE NEW BONNET
A fooIisn little maiden bought foolish lit
tie bonnet,
with a riobon and a feather and bit OF
lace UPON IT,
And that the other naidens Of the little town
might know It,
snc though; she'd 20 to meeting the next
Sunday, just to show It,
put, though the little bonnet was scarce
larger than a dime
The getting Of It settled proved to be work
OF tlrre:
SO when 1t was fairly tied. all the bells had
stopped their ringing,
And when she came to meeting.
Sure enough. the folks were singing
SO this foolish little maid stood and waited
at the door.
And the shook her rutnes cut behind and
smoothe1 thom down before.
"Hallcluial Halleluiar' sang the choir above
her head
Hardly knew you Hardly knew you we're
the words she thought they said.
This made the little maid feel so very. very
cross
That she gave her little mouth twist her
head little toss;
For she thought the very hymn they sang
was all about her bonnet.
with the ribbon and the feather and the bit
OF lace upon II.
And she would not wait to listen to tho
sermon or the prayer.
But pattered down the silent street and hur-
red up the stair,
TIN she reached her little bureau. and In
n bandboX on It
Had hidden safe from critics eye her fool.
ish little bornet.
Which proves. my little maldcns. that each
Of YOU will find
In every Sabbath service but an echo Of
your mind:
And that little head that's filed with silly
little airs,
viii never E!t a blessing from sermon or
from prayers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
Old Verses Wanted

7" III" Ld'or OF the ErcHmO Pu6ltc Lcdg.~.
SRA very old lady wishes me TO ASA
for som" verses which she heard as a emu.
Tn" hrSt verse runs as follows:
My chaIsc the village inn did gain
Jus, as the setting suns last raw
Touched with refulgent gold the yanc
ot tn" old church across the way"
As she remembers the poem II tells how
tho narrator sees two children annaro,,Iv
QuarreiirE over n piece Of bread She re.
proves them of greediness but discovers
that each - arguing that the piece belongs
to tn" other and one OF them ClinChes his
argument by saying that while he had had
some bread that morning the other ha
tasted nothing since the day before or
course. an' appropriate moral Is drawn and
all ends well l. -
Philadelphia. December - 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
8 CHILDREN SAVED IN FIRE
Four Men Overcome Fighting Mar
ket Street Blaze

Eight children were rescued when
fire swept n property at 1924 Market
street early yesterday. Four fremen
were overcome by smoke and by am
monia fumes, after tank in the base
ment exploded.
The property. three story bricl;
building. is n combined store and resi- =
dcnce, occupied by Michael J. Callla- :
han "A florist. Between and ) o'clock
Mrs. Callahan was awakened by the
coughing Of one of the children.
Her cries awakened her husband and
also her sister. Mrs. Oscar Kimenour,
of 5532 Wyalusing avenue, who, with
her children, John, Grace. Joseph and
Helen, ranging in age from four to ten
years, was spending the night at the
Callahan home. All were on the second
floor, as were. the four Callahan chill l.
dren, Adelaide, Margaret. John and
Michael. ranging in age from seven to
tcu years.
The flames. due to defective wiring,
originated in the basement and ran to
the second and third floors.
Mr.. Callahan said the damage ex e
ceedcd $4,000. lie was insured.
The tiremcn overcome bv smoke were
&. ii. koskins, James Wood, George
Lambert and Jay Guinano.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
Ex.Emperor and His Mother

To the Ediior Of the ErcHinO Public Ledger:
Sir--I have heard at different times the
story that the Empress Frederick, tnH
mother Of tho eN."ntprrur OF the Germans,
and who was Princess Victoria, the eldest
daughter Of Queen Victoria Of England,
some time after her wdowhood married
aguIn. and that her second husband was her
halrdressor. AMI that Empress Frederick g
doing 80 was uun Of the chief causes of her
estrangpment from her son / have JUST
read the Life ~ the EnrrGss Frederick -
but no mention is made OF this second mar
riagp What is the fact W. l.. r.
Philadelphia peccmher 20. 1920
The estrangomcnt between the cN-Cmperor
and his mother was due to the ambitions o:
William II and 10 the antagonism aroused
In the German court hy the English influence
represented 10y tn" Empress Frederick. The
bitterness of the controversy led to at.
tacks ON the empress. some OF which too>
the form OF stories Ike the one referred to
in the above question