The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1921, Page 4

CTS Seana pene THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 326, 1921, : 4 ~~ SENATOR PENROSE 2'SSe3E°5252551 RESIDENT TO NAME [MINGO,DISORDERS ccs tra that all factions “get together’ on | | appot iy t near death ina hospital here to-day, CHARGE PURCHASES MADE THE REMAINDER OF THIS party barely, Thi in Mose In: Lieutenant See, Commanding a de- MONTH WILL APPEAR ON BILLS RENDERED JULY 1S, N ptances, — been linpossible, and tie Senate Decides to Send a Sub- vee eA Ae vee longer the appointments are delayed ‘ ‘haa rst = gating & ehooting atv the more bitter the sMeHobal oon Committee to Kentuucky- : | Labor | complied, and, according to the author- Loated the eile 1h. @mmaOHy oF | voted to-day to investigate regent dia-| ities, @ ‘State Policeman stepped for- | ubate majo 0 i wearched one of them whom Fifth Avenue at, 35th -Screet into West Virginia His party, joined é test has become. Action has been West Virginia Border. | wy a detachment of State Police, met |delayed by the President in the hope ‘ | tour mneh when they oMfered to. throw that a compromise could be reached WASHINGTON, May 26.—The Senate up thelr bands, The men promptly e between the conflicting elements | a Committee on Education and ‘ sip (Continued From First Page.) [orders in the coal mining region along | Ward an | Steer | the Kentucky-West Virginia bordora, | (ey Iater found was tieorme Cotta. at acacia ination | oa y-Wes ginla borders, r fe firing, began and , P dvanian 1g. C icvous |! A subcommitteo probably will begin | troopar Mackloy “war thot dead. ‘Al- Established «879 ennsylvanian Is Conspicuous EGGS AND BUTTER of a disarmament conference, they| hearings at Willlameon, W. Va. next moat the amo Instant private Vaughan Shiefs Who | 4 might go further and actually try to] week. bat ha Gate Policemen th Among G. O. Ey Chief: 4 50% OFF FROM 1920 | secure the passage of legislation| WILLIAMSON, W. Va. May 2—-| cette tne warty: ana tha prise FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Resent Withholding Jobs. a jwhich did reduce American arma-| George Crum, who was wounded in the |oners, Were brought to Williamson, on. Reports to-day were to the effect that —_— {Drop Is E a Little Larger in} ment even in advance of action by} f#ht near Nolan, W. Va., inst night there had been no further trouble in z n i. les. eae - hen Private Mackley of the Weat the district. (Special Dewmtch to The Evening World) hitman Oke . jother powers The Democrats, of | ¥ ‘eat th WAGHINGTON, May %—Patron-| Wholesale Prices on Chicago | course, voted for the Borah measure a - — age, which has beea the baat of the} Exchange, | because it is Identical with a para- an existence of many Presidents, is) CHICAGO, May %—Fresir eggs,|S™™bn inserted by Representative causing more irritation and friction | Woted at 41 cents a dozen wholesale Hensley in 4 naval appropriation bill, May 19. 1920, dropped to 20 cents | Passed under the Wilson Administra. | . mn high places in Washington at (his qgozen up to May 19, this year, accord. | tion, whereby the President was au (o) (o} | time than all questions of policy, im- | ing " je public to-day by] thorized to call a disarmament con | ¥ , : L = ternational or domestic. Senitors and Representatives are chafing \ver e Chicago | ferenc Butter andy 4 re is nothing in the old statute the deliberation which characterize: show, have declined oe the new law which compels the] ’ 34th Street, New York re ‘ the Administration's handling of tho |“! President to call a conference of pows | Sp lly P d Standard tub eradea of butter that | patronage. Republican Sonatora and ,oi4 wholoasie at 66122 conte ‘the (rH to discuss disarmament, ft me re- | ecia rice Cabinet members aro wrangling, and there is general sorencas. Se ee ey Tae ates Suen eal Very Special Offerings Friday — Senator Penrose, who is one of the > -— money for the expenses of such a chief spokes in the Republican DR. BARRETT WINS DIVORCE. | conterence. of -, ; is cv. end an Administration supporter, in| Mid Aiea ttle eonterence tk 16tt 1200 Japanese A Holiday is a very important we've made special preparations : ready to go on the warpath over the | Witness si to Mr. Harding's diseretio That penalised sinetetastetnteantie 1 j « e , failure to start the shaking of the| Committe makes the Bor uy Src HAkS Hee ae day for boys and girls. And In the way of clothes that they plum tree in his Slate. After a num-| Anidn f divorce was} from the viewpoint of interfering ber of fruitless conferences with | -day liad ed Ease ial aa Crepe Kimonos boys and girls are very impor- are sure to like. Their parents Daugherty and Hays, the patronage |fé!t axainst Marton A. by Justice Finch, why, when the Adminis. | tant people here at Best’s. To cannot fail to appreciate the scouts of the Administration, ho 1 - ETAL Rutataane Het Gach TMeN TOE tration forces Wegan tv anulyze the | preparing a list of all the Democratic holders of Federal places in Pennayl- vania, indicating when the term of company of a man named 1.” Allon, | @Ue value of the Borah amendme nt, | help them enjoy their holidays good values. ‘The physician testified that he married|‘t was decided that fighting energy | in August, 1908, and that| Might ‘etter be res ‘or another | office of each expires, Likewise he |, twelve, i with him. | and more worth-while occasion, te baving another list tabulared| nd of the N. ¥. Athletic] NO FEAR OF HARMING THE! showing the names of all Repub-|Club, a friend of Dr, Barrett, testified UNITED STATES NAVY. | Hean office-holders in the Keystone | rs arate and Allen were torether Meanwhile the defeat of Bor: ea Administration before their] ioe dsand. Much horse play and terms of office expired. drinking were indulged in by tho de-|clearly that the Administration will | Armed with these lists, he will o4ve | fendant and o-respondent and both | ¥@ @ble to get through the present more attempt to convince Presideat | displayed much affection toward each | Session of Congress at least without Harding or bis Cabinet advisers that | other, sald the witness. Mrs Barrett |serious injury being done to the| the welfare of Pennsylvania, if not | did not defend the action, It-was sald| American navy ay a first*line of de- ‘of the country, is largely dependent | *he !* in Catifornin fense. op the celerity with wah ne Demo- | pesn nee orats are replaced by Repubdlicans,|Lerd and si Penrose has been pressed by Repun- As illustrated Hand-embroidered Crepe in Rose and Chrysanthe- mum Designs. 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His nation-wide {Committee Inveatigate the City Aa-| something new, but {t proves that on to Ald Meyer i i |ministration, it was announced to- * reputation as one of tha party bosses. by Senator Schuyler M.} many subjects at least President P. J 8 50 is bringing Penrose apphals from Wo- [Chairman Mr Lord: has realened Harding ioe count on support from 750 Pairs Japanese s pubdlicans in other States for help on| from the ‘arole Commission, to he ® appointed by Mayor both sides of the political aisle. This patronage inatters, and his mall :#| which bly. the heaviest of any one on|Mitchel.. Ho had six and a half years | would de particularly true of foreign . . nto} Hl aoe to aerye, Mr. Mth has weengranted | poticy. = riey, the Insurgency Silk Boudoir Slippers he appetite of the hungry office |the District Attorney's office. He has | 26 Prouident: Harding's (policies weekers ix not being appeased very |beon active in. police mations and i rapidly in any of the States. 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