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BRYAN'S RACE IN 1900
BACKED BY GERMANY,
NEWSPAPER ASSERTS
Supported in Campaign for
the Presidency Because of
Anti-imperialistic Views,
Story Now Related De
clares. NEW YOIIK, July .
The assertion that "CJerman otnclal in
fluenco wag wlelcldl In fnvor o( tlio elec
tion of Mr. Bryan In JMO because of nl
antl-lmperialltlc views, and thnt nctlvlty
ted to the ertacement nil a dlplomntliit or
the German Ambassador. Dr. von IIol
lebcn," Is the assertion made In n .spe
cial dispatch from Washington published
todny In tho Herald. The dispatch fur
ther says. , ,,
-Dr von Holloben In January, 1903, left
New York for Germany on 'nn Indefinite
leave of absenco granted because of tils
lit hoalth' Two circumstances of peculiar
Interost wcro reported In connection with
his Journeyi first, that before leaving
Washington he did not call upon Presi
dent Hoosevelt to bid nil revolr, as would
usually be done by a diplomatist tem
porarily leaving tho country, and. sec
ond, that In hlB appearance, tho Ambas
sador gave no signs whatever of the Ill
ness because of which the leave had been
granted It was recorded also. In tho
nowspapcrs of tho time, that tho Am
bassndor was decidedly testy when askd
to dlscuBS his trip In fact, ho refused
to speak a slnglo word to any reporter
during tho two days ho remained In New
York before his steamship cleared
"Doctor von Holleben In March. 1002,
was accused by Herr Umll Wltto of
having Interested himself Improperly In
tjie domestic alTaim of this country dur
ing tho McKlnley-Drynn campaign of
1900 At the time these accusations -wero
mado Trlnco Henry of Prussia was draw
ing to n closo his memorable journoy to
the United States. Tho Kaiser was doing
nil In his power, through this trip of his
brother and in other ways, to cultivate
tho friendship of the tlnltcd States Tho
charges of Herr Wltto caused n, pro
found sensation. Had Doctor von Hol
leben been recalled at that time, and
particularly had his recall been duo to
any suggestion from the United States,
a most critical diplomatic situation must
havo resulted. However, since Herr Wltto
had been an employe of the German Em
bassy, and,' moreover, had In his posses
sion papers which ho said proved tho
activities of tho Ambassador, his as
sertions could not bo Ignored.
"Accordingly an Investigation was or
dered by the United States Secret Serv
ice. Tho Stato Department remained
silent. The German Ambassador himself
issued a statement in defense of his
conduct, stating therein that tho Investi
gation conducted by the Secret Service
had shown theso charges to bo ground
less." BRYAN-HOLLEBEN STORY
HOUSES OFFICIALS' INTEREST
No Information Disclosed or Light
Thrown on Charge.
WASHINGTON. July 21.-Polltlclans
here expressed lively interest in but de
nied familiarity with the details of a
story published in the New York Herald
today asserting that former German Am
bassador Holleben was recalled In 1903
because ho meddled In tho 1900 Bryan
McKlnley campaign to obtain the German-American
vote for the former.
It was explained that Holleben liked
Bryan's antl-lmperiallstlc views, hoping
to obtain a German coaling station in
the Carlbboan.
Tew officials' experiences dated so far
back nnd these few sold they could
throw no light on the story. State De
partment attaches declared themselves
Ignorant of tho rensons for Holleben's
recall. Tho German Embassy would not
discuss the matter.
Kaiser Denies War Prophecy
BEIH.1N, July 21. Official denial was
made today of a report circulated in for
eign countries that the Kaiser told n, del
egation of German financiers tha the
war would end by October.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, July 21.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer
seyFair weather and moderate tem
perature tonight and Thursday; light to
moderate north winds.
Unsettled weather continued during the
last 21 hours In the Atlantic Statos, and
showers were general to the eastward of
the Appalachian Mountains, with heavy
amounts on the coasts of Virginia and
North Carolina. Showers are reported
also from Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, the
Gulf coast, and New Mexico and Arizona.
High pressure continues over the Interior
of the country, attended by temperatures
that are slightly below normal.
V. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
Obiervitloni taken at 8 a. m. Eastern time.
Lour
' laic Ilaln Vloc-
8tation. 8 a.m n't. fall Wind, Ity, Weather.
Abllinn. Tei ,,,,08 (Kl .. NB 1 1'. Cloudy
Atlantic: city ....63 (Ml .is N 4 cloudy
lilamarck. N. D.,-?a U NY 4 Clear
Bo.ton, Maaa... .SI K! .OS N 1'.' Cloudy
Uurralo N Y .. ns SB il H.Cloudy
Chicago, III. ...,.63 68 . N n Clear
Cicvdiliil, O., ,. lul lit .. NB la P.CIoudy
limr. Col ,M 52 .. H 4 Clear
rea Maine., !..,( Sfl ,03 NW (I Clear
Detroit Mich.... 03 M .. N H Clear
Duluth, JJInn . 6a B-l .30 NW is P.CIoudy
OalvMton Tax 7ft 7ri Mi N 13 Cloudy
Harrtsbunr, Pa ..A3 ft3 .01 K H Cloudy
Helena, Mont M A3 . SW S Clear
Huron. 8 D ., .M BO N 4 Clear
3a kom Ilia, Fla M 7 .SO BW 10 P.CIoudy
Eaivaaa Cltr, Mo.6t 63 ,. N 8 Clear
. uuvllle. Ky .ttl mi . " in Cloudy
rmphla. Tenn ,m N H Clear
Kiw Orleans. La.M 78 .12 NB R Cloudy
N.w York, K.Y .as i . B 6 Cloudy
N Platte. Neb. !W M w 4 Clear
Oklahoma. Okla..fl2 R8 ,, N i P.CIoudy
Philadelphia. Pa.. 70 fW M BW 4 P.CIoudy
Phoenix. Aria 74 74 .03 W 4 Cloudy
PlttuburKh Pa. 64 IB .. E 12 Cloudy
Portland. Mb ... m rift .03 N 10 Cloudy
PAOand Oft mm , N 4 Clear
guetwo. Can.. ..63 80 . K 8 Cloudy
t 1 n ii, Ug . m M NW 8 Clear
t Paul Minn 60 Ml NW 10 CWar
Rilr take t'tab..W IW .. 8 8 Clear
San Fmorljoo . 54 01 . W a Clear
B-rai 1 Pa. H8 M BW 4 Ilaln
Tmnm .. . M 'I .84 BW 4 Cloudy
waamnstoa e 01 .u n 4 Clear
fWnnlreg . .53 W .. W Clear
Observations at Philadelphia
8 A. M.
Baromtr ,., ,,.,,., 29.01
Temperature 71
Wind Bouthweat. B mllaa
?ky . ...Partly sioudy
rftcli-Uatton bat 34 hours....,..,, OS
Mlabnum tr'maiu're V.V.V.U',','.'."'.!!!.!!! &
Maximum twa(eratur .., ........... TV
Almanac of the Day
budmu 7:38 p.m.
Bun rlM tomorrow 4:4S lum,
UlMf eOt tolUUITOW It J? a,OL
Lamps to Be Lighted
Aulu-l tod otnar ihlcl .. 7.40 p.m.
The Tides
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LE VITTORIE ITALIANE
ANORDEASUDDELLA
FORTEZZA DI GORIZIA
La "Przemysl delIsollzo,,
Sta Per Capitolare di
Fronte ai Violent! e
Metodici Attacchi delle
Forze Italiane.
rtOMA, 21 I.ugllo.
Dn notlile dl notevollsslml rlsuttntl o
dcclilvl ottcnutl dagll Italian! a nord cd
a sud dl Gorilla I Rtornall romant trag
gono la deduilono cho o' vlclna la capl
tnlarlono tlella forteiza dl dorlaln.
11 "Olornalo tl'Italla" dlco cho gll Ital
lanl stanno ora vlncendo la batlnglia
plu' declslva dl tutta la guerra sul fronto
dcll'lsouzo, occupnndo poslilonl dallo
quail Infllggono nl nemlco grandl perdltc
Telegramml dalla fronllcra dlcono chn
rlfuglntl gluntl In terrltorio Itnllnno o
provenlentl da Oorlzla nffennano cho
I'cvacuazlono dl quolla forteiza da parte
degll nuntrlacl e Immlncnte. nncho
perche la guarnlglono nl trova quasi
senza vlverl o gin' da qualcho tempo si
mantleno a vcgotall. Ter guardnrsl con
tro raids aerel da parte dl Itollanl la
cltta' rcsta complctamento nl bulo durum
duranto la nolle o lo nutorlta' mllltari
hanno mlnacclato dl fucllare qualsin3l
horgheso cho tcntasso dl nprlro le sue
rlnestro.
11 ponto forrovlarlo sull'Isonzo tra Ccr
vlgnano c Monfalconc, tllstrutto dngll iiu--trlncl,
e' stato rlcostrulto dal Oenlo Ital
lano, o lerl fu attravcrsato dal prlmo
treno
Qlungo notlzla che It capltano nvlatoro
nolla o enduto da una nltczza dl 400 pledj
mentro rltornava da una rlcognlzlone
lungo le llneo nustrlncho ed o' rlmasto
ucclso.
BUI. PARSO
Telegramml da Udlnc dlcono cho tuttl
ooloro che rltornano dal fronto dl linttng
lla affermano cho la battaglla lmpegnatn.
sul Carso o" dl vasto proporrtonl. Gil
Itnllanl hanno a loro dlsposlzlono forro
assolutamento prepondernntl, ma data la
natura del terreno cssl non possono
splegare pin' dl qurtttro rornl il nrnntn
per volta, cloe" circa 1C0.00O uomlnt, men
Ire gll ntistrlaci hanno il vantnggio dl
occuparo posl7lonl naturalmcnto fortissi
mo o reso aneho plu' fortl dnllo operc cho
vl hanno costrulto, poslzlonl cho sono
quasi Imprcndlblll sla con 11 bombarda
mento cho con rnssalto. Qucntn c" la
raglono per cul l'avanzata degll Itallanl
c' lento.
SI ticdo che questa ripreea dl nttlvlta'
degll itallanl, cho costa loro grand! sac
rlll7ll, ' dovuta nli'accordo rec"'o en
cliibo dal gencrale Torro nclla sua
vlslta a Parlgl cd al fronte franceso In
fattl le truppc Itnllnnc dovrebbcro dlh
trarre verso le Alpl II mngglor numero
pnsstbllo dl for7e nustrlacho per nllcg
gerlre la presslone contro lo forzo rusBc
SI dlco cost' che I'nrclduca che dlrlgo lo
operazlonl sul fronto Itallano ha ora nl
euul ordlnl un millono dl uomlnl, ma In
sisto presso II suo govcrno per nvcrno nn
cora mezzo millono per potero prondoro
roffenslva contro gll Itallanl cd Invaders
l'ltalla.
L'ATTACCO GENEItALE.
Sembra che la grondo battaglla Impcg
natn nI settore plu importanto del
fronto italiane sla molto vlclna alia huh
fese declslva. SI tratta delta battagllu
sut flume Isonzo Gll Italian! stnnno cs
eguendo ora 1'ntUcco generate su dl un
fronte dl 75 mlglla, da Tarvls alia costa
dcll'Adrlatlco.
Nel settoro settentrlonale, cloe' tra
Malborghetto e- Caporctto, la battaglla o'
nccessarlamento rldotta alia sola artl
gllcrla dl grosso callbro, sla perche' non
vl e' la posslblllta' dl splegamento dl
numerose truppo e sla percho' gll Italian!
si trovano dl fronto a fortlflcazlonl cho
devono essere tidotte al stlenzlo. Pero',
sla In qucsto settore come In qucllo dl
Gorlzla, che si consldera come la Prze
mysl del fronto Itallano, 11 gencralo Ca
dorna ho reallzzato notevoll progressl del
quell per ora non e' permesso parlaro.
Infattl gll Italian! hanno occupato nu
merosl puntl dl grande Importnnza, cho
rer II momento pero' costltulscono sol
tanto la via aperta oll'avanzata gencrale.
11 successo plu' Importanto ottenuto
dagll Itallanl o" pero l'avanzata sull'ol
toplano del Carso, ad est dl Sagrado Ivl
si svolse lunedl la battaglla cho duro'
per tutta la glornata, o gll Itallanl fecero
aanzare grandl masse dl fanterla, lo
plu' grandl flnoro implcgoto nella Italo
austrlaca. Police Court Chronicles
Honesty has always been advocated by
Edward Jones, although he Is a hobo. The
only thing ho ever tried to take was a
bath, and for that he was arrested.
Jones believes In good sanitary condi
tions among homeless wanderers, and to
carry out his policy practically he strolled
Into the dispensary of tho Women's
Homeopathic Hospital and picked hla
way through long corridors to one of tha
bathrooms. Tho glistening white tile and
the rigid cleanliness all about strength
ened his ambition to be clean and ho
started to shed his clothes. But he had
not proceeded very far when an employe
discovered him and told him to cut It.
"I'm surprised to hear there's any
Tl
rules agin' people tryin' to bo clean,"
uald .Tones.
But the quick arrival of Policeman
O'Neill ended further argument, and the
ambitious bather was taken to the 20th
and York streets station.
"It's too bad that there's a law agin'
bathln'," said the prisoner,
"You can't wander In anywhere you
please and take a bath," said Magistrate
Orells.
"I suppose I'll have to wait 'til there's
a raeetin' of the board of directors," said
Jones, "an' let them vote on It."
But the humor didn't appeal to the
Judge, and as the prisoner was Inclined to
bs disagreeable, ha was held in 300 ball
to ktp the peace.
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C.ICh OI IlcmiOCK, DinCKUUiiy,
BECKER'S FINAL PLEA
FOR LIFE NOW BEFORE
GOVERNOR WHITMAN
Ex-Police Lieutenant, Con
demned to Die Next
Week, Makes Appeal to
Man Who Convicted
Him.
NirV YORK. July 21.
Charles Becker ficnt his llnnl appeal to
Governor 'Whitman last night. In It ho
related In dotal! his work as a gambllns
crusader and described his relations with
"Big Tim" Sullivan, Larry Mulligan, Her
man Rosenthal, former Pollco Com
missioner Ilhlnelandcr AVnldo'and others
whoso names havo been brought Into his
case.
Becker's account of his activities as
head of tho "strong arm sauad" when
Herman Rosenthal was murdered covers
moro than GO typewritten pages nnd Is
divided Into two parts. The first part ho
wroto In thJ death houso after the Court
of Appeals refused to grant him a thlid
trial. The second ho told last week to
his chief counsel, W. Bourlto Cockran.
Attnched to Becker's own story of tho
events that led to the killing of Rosen
thal Is a copy of the appeal which Mr.
Cockran submitted to United States Su
premo Court Justice Hughes. The former
pollco llcutcnnnt bcltbves that by throw
ing himself on tho mercy of tho Governor
ho may yet bo saved from tho electric
chair.
"Becker Is ready to die. Ho docs not
ask favors of any one, but he wants to
prove his Innocence," Mr. Cockran said.
"He did not expect to mako public Ms
story at this time. In fact, he wanted
It to bo left until after hla death, but wo
lesolvcd that he should not go to tha elec
tric chair while, such a statement lay In
our olllce.
Tho stories of Charles Becker and of
Jack Rose of the events nnd Becker's
participation In them which led to tha
murder of Ilcrmun Rosenthal aro as un
llko as white and black Becker doos'not
deny Tloso'n essential statements one oy
one, although ho denies thorn as a whole.
Some of them ho does not deny.
He docs not deny having met Herman
Rosenthal at tho Ulks Club tho Now
Year's evo before tho murder, although
ho says ho did so unwillingly, and left
as soon as he could. Ho docs not deny
having had close relations with Hose, Al
though ho says he used Hose as a stool
pigeon and as a procurer of stoolplgcons.
He ndmlts that he and Mrs. Becker called
at Rose's home, but Bays tills was to
talk over with Roso a contemplated raid.
Becker denies that he himself lent
Rosenthal $1500 on a chattel rnortgage.
Rose has said that was Becker's reason
for not raiding Rosenthal's gambling
house, Becker says that Rose lent Rosen
thal tho money.
Roso never mentioned Big Tim Sulli
van's name In tho case, Becker said that
iBIg- Tim had (12,500 Invested In Rosen
thal's place, and that he failed to raid
Rosenthal because of Big Tim's state
ment that Waldo had been "fixed."
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EXPERT IN PLANT LIFE
MAY SEEK NEW FIELD
Prof. Walters, of Bucks County,
Contemplates Mingling
School and Research Work.
Prof. Henry G. Walters, Instructor In,
tho philosophy and psycho-physiology of
plant life, of Langhornc, Bucks County,
Pa., Is out for tho new olllco of Assist
ant County Superintendent of Schools
Two weekly newspapers of that county
aro with htm In tho fight, and tho pro
fessor thinks Bucks County ought to let
him have tho Job and glvo him tlmo to
do his research plant work for tho glory
uf Bucks Into the bargain.
"Tho Pcnroso-arundy group fight nio to
tho last trench," say Professor Walters.
"If If If being Assistant Superintendent
of Schools docs not interfere with
my plant research work. It would prove
of help to me. My claims aro I am an
Instructor In tho philosophy and psycho
physiology of plant life, method of Will
iam James, L. It. C , etc."
Tho professor has numerous other
claims. For Instance, ho has written
moro books on science, philosophy and
pootry than any other man In Bucks
County. A partial list of theso books
which the professor has written, accord
ing to his letter head, under ratrlouP,
"nom do plumes" may' bo found 6W"tho
totter head. Also thb professor says ho
has done moro In advanced botanical way
for Bucks County than any man In Us
history.
Professor Walters gTafts all kinds of
strango plants on other plants at his
Langhorno home. Ho (A tho originator
of tho "tablo d'hotol tree" Tiow growing
on his place and producing various kinds
of fruits nnd other edibles.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
Str. Crown Point (Dr.), London, Trangatlan
ttc Line.
Str Delaware, Now York, merchandise, Clyde
Stoumjhip Company.
Htr Conrad Molir (Nor.), Androsaan, ballast,
Joseph C. Gabriel.
Schr Hnrold"H Couiem, St. John, N. D,
A. D. Cummins &. Co.
Steamships to Arrive
rncjciHT.
Name. lrom. Sailed.
City of Bombay Calcutta Juno It
Lanla .Copenhagen ....June 13
llftlow Iluelva JuneSO
llorcland CardlR July -
Narvik Nan Ik July a
Klruna .Narvik July 4
Atlantic Sun Liverpool July U
Maine ... London July U
Joaquin Mumbru Pamas July 0
London ,.Las I'almas ....July It
Dlonyenlos Stathalls ...Balboa July 11
llamuoy Iluelva July 1J
Mar Mediterranean ....I'alamon July 11
Upo Mendt .ARua Marga ...July 13
Dakotan ,.,.Hl!o ....July 14
Texan Crletobal July IS
Waverley Port Talbot ....July la
Manchester Mariner ...Manchester . ...July IB
lleckenham 11a I boa July 111
Ilanan I'ort Antonio . , July la
Vulcan .. , ........ .Teneririo July IT
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NBSDAT. JTTLY
ZAPATISTAS AGAIN
OCCUPY MEXICO CITY
Convention Forces Re-enter
Capital Following Evacua
tion by Carranza Forces.
WASHINGTON, July 81.-Tho Zapata.
forces aro again In full power In Mox
lco City, Having returned to tho capital
on Sunday afternoon upon the heels uf
tho sudden evacuation of that place by
tho Carrnnro 6rccs Under command of
Genoral Tablo Goniatcs. News of tljo
reoccupatlon reached tho Stato Depart
ment In a dispatch from Senor Cnrdota,
the Braslllan Minister. Secretary Lansing
soldi
"The department Is In receipt of ad
vices from Mexico City stating that tho
Woouatlon of tho city is complete. 'Za
pata men occupied tho city Sunday and
appointed some authorities. They arc,
therefore, again In full power. However.
It Is stated that tholr actions lndeate
a dcslro to maintain order. President
Chnxaro and tho Convention st Govern
ment havo not yet returned.
Commenting on tho evacuation, Senor
nllsco Arrcdondo, Carronza's agent here,
said
"Tho movement In force out of Mex
ico City under the command of General
Pablo Gonzales has been projected for
several days. This movement wns kept
secret, nnd although I have known sinco
Saturday that It was In prospoct, Its im
portant chnractcr as a military move
ment necessitated silence on my part thnt
tho enemy might not bo apprised of l.s
Intention.
"Now that tho movement Is under wny,
I am free to say that Gcnornl Gonzales
forces havo left tho capital for tho pur
poso of meeting nnd destroying n raiding
movement to tho northward of the city
bv ono of tho Inferior forcci of Vllln.
This force had Its baso near SUao. Ado
qunto provision for tho prcscrntlon of
.order In Mexico City has been made, and
immediately tho present operation Is enp
turcd, which should rcqulro only R fow
das, tho military force wilt return to
Mexico City, whero General Gonzales will
re-establish headquarters'."
Ofllclals In Washington nro awnltlng
with considerable Interest tho result of
tho prospectho clash between tho Cnr
rnnza forces and tho Villa flying column
commanded by noyes nnd Plerro. Pres
ent Indications ato that tho battlo will be
fought somewhero In tho vicinity of Pa
chucn. Should tho Villa troops defeat
Gonzales, It would not only strengthen
tho military position of tho Vllla-Zapata
combination, but would Indicate nil In
herent weakness 4n tho military position
of Cnrrnnra.
Secretnry Lansing wns notified today
that "rnllroad communication betweon
Vera Cruz nnd Moxlco City Is suspended
on nccount of tho present military oper
ations." Any time anywhere
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A GITATORS proclaim that a Prohibition law can be en
r forced, and it can in certain particulars not to the tax
payers' liking. Prohibition would (based on Government
figures) wipe out industries, employment, and enormous
Government revenues. Merely in Pennsylvania alone a
Prohibition statute would
P ONFISCATE and make useless liquor manufacturing in-
dustries in which there was invested in 100D (last
Census report) $150,352,000.
THRIVE OUt Of emnlovmnt mnnu thnninnilo nt tmU.J
XJ workmen in the manufacture and sale of alcoholic bev
Licensed Spetkta&sy
HI I I r ' I I I
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fJUT it is a FALLACY
-' indulgence in drink.
traffic from licensed and regulated dispensaries, to illegiti-
mate dispensers of alcoholics.
QFFICIALLY and theoretically, for instance, Georgia is
x- a Prohibition State. But when mobs recently swarmed
the streets of Atlanta (as reported by the Associated Press),
threatening vengeance upon Governor Slaton because he
commuted the death sentence of Frank, charged with mur
der, officials of that city ordered 2200 Baloons closed until
the tumult had subsided. Ordered 22QQ salopns closed
mind you, in Prohibition Georgia I '
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21, 1916,
U. S. CAVALRY TllOOfS
ARRIVE AT MT. GRETNA
Hegulnr Army Men Will Instruct
Guard in War Game.
MOUNT GRETNA,. Pa., July 21. - Two
troops of the 6tH United States Cavalry
arrived hero shortly before noon today,
completing nn overland trip which began
last Thursday morning at Fort Myer, Vn.
Tho trip wag made by easy stages, tho
troopers spending the nights In shelter
tents at various points nlong tho route.
Immediately on tholr arrival here .they
erected thi canvas, which had been sent
hero from Fort Myer In chargo of a de
tail of eight tfoopers, nnd prepared to re
main 10 days In tho instruction of tho
Pennsylvania, Maryland nnd New Jersey
guard troopers In tho working out of n
war game.
The mllttla cavalrymen, with the except
tlon of tho Governor's Troop, are expect
ed In camp Friday evening. Tho Harrls
burg command wilt make the Journey
ovcrlnhd early Saturday morning. Colo
nel W. E. Wilder, of the United States
Cavalry, who will command tho camp, Is
expected to como here thh everting, hav
ing been dqlayed In Washington.
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CIIAKLT0N TKIAL IN FALL
Nearly Half of Witnesses Hnvo Gone
to Front.
ROME, July 2L That Porter Charlton's
heating on tho chargo of murdering his
wife, now expected In tho fait term of
court, Is likely to bo largely n matter of
reading depositions, became ovldont to
day with tho departure for tho front of
threo moro carbineers who wero wit
nesses at tho preliminary hearing. This
makes tho number Df ottlclnls connected
with the Charlton ense who havo gone to
tho front moro than half tho whole num
ber Involved Charlton will face almost
an ontlrcly now set of court ofllclals
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can tell you
Manufacturing distributor! of
Card and filing systems. Unit cabinets In wood and steel.
M. W. MONTGOMERY, Manager
910 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
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aCtS Versus
Fallacies
FACT is a real state of things. FALLACY is an appar
ently genuine but really illogical statement or argument.
accomplish the following results:
erages, as well as in the allied branches of trade.
ATITHDRAW from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
and from this State's counties and municipalities a
yearly revenue from taxes on liquor interests of $6,110,149,
when nearly all these Governments are now financially em
barrassed to meet annual expenses.
TT IS an undeniable FACT that a Prohibition law would
A be highly successful in bringing about the destruction
and losses above outlined.
to dalm that Prohibition law Btops
Such ban onlv transfers tVin linijnn
Philadelphia Lager Beer Brewers
ITh next artieU will appear Saturday,
AGED NEGRO FOUND DEAD J
IN BED WITH SKULL CRUSHED J
Whitfonl Police Seek Couplo who
Lived With Dead Man.
WEST CHESTER, Pa., July 21 -Thos.
- tk vonrft. tteero. of Whltfnr ki.
county, was found dead In his home last 3
ovenlng with his skull crushed nnd many
wounds about the head. Tho police aro A
looking for Edward Berry and wife's
negroes, who hod boarded with Jones un- A
til a ie w" o-. -"- " mu now
missing. ...
Tho house had been ransacked thor
oiilv. but Jones Is not known to hm.
had much money. It Is believed by the 3
police mm no """ rwneu louowing a
quarrel with tho former boarders.
Sugar
Wafera
aro a treat served as a
confection or with nny
dessert. Chocolate
flavored throughout.
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all about the L. B. Automatic Index in ten
minutes. Then you'll understand why it
is the quickest, most accurate, most
practical method of filing why it is so
far ahead of every other.
All kinds of businesses, large and small,
have adopted the L. B. "Automatic."
They have proved It out, and their ex
perience is good reason why you should
investigate it.
Visit the Library Bureau salesroom now
and see it work.
This is the time for you to put your filing
on a right basis for fall business.
Our catalog, "Automatic index vertical
filing," will be helpful shall we send It?
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