it HI- ,. ,; .. .. &V & m ! 5 Erfc m f m It. K- l rr w B & V" 2 OTTDOftBTFUL r ON SPEAKERSHIP tK No Anuouncemciil 1,' -N peeled Till Sproul Re v. turns From Trip GOING TO PIKE COt TY J - It I 1 X I I iltepubliran Leaders ol l T Press Forward m !- tioual Luiididate v f No announcement on Hie House speak ' rrshlp question l" expeiled until Grv r ornor-elect William r Sproul return" from a brut vacation In- plans in Pike Count ' rtepuhln in liailri-. Iimi- In li .known tint thev uill nut pr. ss Torn it J any faction 11 land'dates inn will sup port, the rhonr of the Govetnoi li ' IXp tu tl- piesmt several membets uf the Holts.- hio Ik on mem lon.il for ih ' honor but no Indorsement of .in can dldatc is ev.peited fiom 1'ejiiiblli nn h 1 I ers lint I the lo nun I" n '" designated Ins choice ppelir ii I uvurllrs Of the nen 11 entinupil o tin Heine tentative Ceorge William rioKii mil Representative Vnron H Htss Lan caster ippear tin fivonfs Willi imp n 'dr would in imwj it utbl i" ll,e prohibition expoiieni .mil noiilil nol le strongli antaKoiiieil ! oririmintion inen a ihoutth he Ins tn-pn ilmp-l ' Independent Some leadeit, lm e limii i bA "Wet in iheli ue .ii" not nitlineJ to be unfnendlj u WillUrns (.111 thu Other hand lleii who if olubMl art 1 ' f.t" iv.nil.l mil be intueoiiiiru itronsl b" H" llH " ""'"" l,,he1' 2-"et" menibeiH ineiittunra So fai coventor i lei t bpimil has 111 dlrated no ilimu for tin. s'j.aken-h P T'lilted Mates Senitoi T'piiros w,i expected to rtach the 1 itv todav and on fer with state 1 h.urninn W llliiun I Trow and otnei leider- hui 11 w is mil In hla orTlie h would not -mm m 101 . tonipht 01 tomorrow morning The Biinouucpiii. nt tha (iovpinoi elect SpronI would not hit m mi ' '" ference to imp mil 1 leMslulie, 1 11 gram and d Id' 'I" spoils of his ui mlnlstration caused 1 sensation hi poll! ical circles Announcetneiit iha lie wold h 111 political OOIifeietiiPS followed a in is dispatch froTi I'lttshuigh tlm i croup nf Vlleghenv fotu.tv leaders wen en their vvav to Hm 1 ' edit" N I 10 confer with Air Spi ul FvpreitH IntllKiintliin The rittHbutgh l id rs inif o I lu a ilelphta todai and )ire-spd inilitniti 1 mer the stol Ihpj dtclaiirl the mil hMrt plai pi! in a falsi light bei nisi they 1 d not vim tun with tin ldia 1' folding a confd'iui with tin lluvunoi v m. . eiept enatoi elei 1 Max I 1 slip liipuhli n leader of ,lleghen Coiuiv ihtimiei ired the repoit th u the Vlhgheiii nun liana eaine eisi for 1 lonfw.me 1 c, Pin bunk." and he w i suppoiteil denial hi former U ir lo-ppli I' rm strong, of I'lttsbuiBii and otlieis in thp part V i t. S. rMIDL HJH PLKHIV: anarp, Ullii dim rnnii win i irr.n I oken loilav flv iht tsimmtitl 'rev 1'aria, Nov if. ViilPiltuu Mi ln- nlnr Sharp, General Uhss ind dti Iral Hei son went to Mnerli-an iiialn liendquai ters today m prpr nt t i i.eniril Peish Ing, the- Nlneihan cotniii ind l irieliipf the Amebian Ii stint,ulshed sivice Medal Movements of Ships Pun, Moon ami I ul ffun roue ti -it u in un -! 7 Mil hhl l'HI Tlich uttterl 1 )' it iti Ioiv water ti Jti a m 111- KIM tlikh .v.. i 1 vui-r 11 WO Hifch wntpr Jfiw alpr K -1 rl tn 1 01 it tn HiLh w it "Hi tn nm.ihu v 1 1 it 07 t tn Hikh I t C U i tn d in I . w j,i-i I. . p in High -water t )OW .itei tr Bolin n-tswi-li nd rwin last Uaile l)n i- 4 i o Htf Anna I1pii i1ro.ilcii hut tt 1 1 I lit! Jun i JHBV tie. OtlK Str Krl Vkou Ml uiie Jt.nini r SVTh ami in i hm ui I in- Moturboat A n h I r ,i r rndtt' N-irt ui it Hh I l luuHr. K t!urp. I h ith li Str Hmsjrt U rnt I t i (fntt and imii- l nl ttitf an) Trans 1 o , Stp Drill it (r r r i I ' S v "i Cbdw S s r 8tr Gturo V ( Im i it m t Mil I- ml md8, t'.p h i 1 Htr ErltHsn XI Nit.i- M i ny !6iU(:tira and mds hn 'nun 1 in (inn it uki i x ; istframrr I rum i I Lake Maui pii 1 ; Iumhtrri n pw ni w Laka JHonrun & Lnmb'-rt t P t Tke Paihu. i Ni t f k Kaka House 11 ititm ItXlnxtun Norfuik tMl)UlHi ! urt an t !,Currler Tor nl.u li,. i. I H Ul I It I Itn.t i liu.n i ll'.Uin Nuv I" 1 I . N i IV SB 1 '. nu r. No, 1-. Nm 1 . Nuv I Nov I". Nuv 1 ". Nu 1 . S 1 Nov I-. Nov I N V ll. N v 111 N , III N iv IH N iv 1 Nuv 1". lUi It-vfri 1 1 .1 ,1)1 Indian sri..ih n, n i Ontario Norfolk lloal i, rsrUKTiMV I'hlU i!j v si. n Jiuwden itulii J it. Danzlner I illllil. i N (V i( pi niinuijk l"lt'u,,, ' ""u - Hrrlcson V . Ui'""1 ' r u Npw v.r'v nu i i i TtUawllk Htl'iulrl ;i , nm , Iiayamo , 1 i Mn ir FinsKoe Klo Ji. i H "ii S?"a stoikh.m. N.v " Nia, Itlo Jsnelnii ,v llerit ; ' IH-ri-'n Ncls lliltlo ,.uiK"iitii'-h,, N iv "" Muiitevlilei N r-At.ras rurai us. New Vor, V.irk Vurk Nuv Nov V il i rk Vork Nil". VllVll, lircll ' Vn,1,0. Commodore It,0""1.".,, N.w Nov Kt .if Atlanta Nw Vorl Vork Vurk Vork Vork V irk V.ri No, ll Nov 1 Nuvl'i v' F n.n i luloiatnn Vtn trlmr.rort Arihur New Nov Nov N iv Nov KBHW . . 'KSu . ,ari i"""","' , .L" urpnit"'. ' -'-" Hr prvit. UUrUHUOB rn-.DUnu. ., p tl I.VIIINds l- -l. A,1 frnm lUnliiil In t..va frATTl 1 t Ijlrtk Holm .l'ostoi , .-. . i it.W7iriBPiiiK Aldan . i- f. air irnicn""'" - -v. . . Holm .Huston Ptwalla foillt Nov n VWi-, T" ' lto.ion HsriaUi. Nov 1 Nov 13 Vas&tlca ., Norfolk Jio.t.in ftpy" NOTES OF Mlll'I'INiJ 'nn i HS, n.tmanlstn Inslnr l)Mrirt.s salm ", npark and Taile HIM from Von IKad ". .h'lM arrived at Bolton N'ov IS Tua- Carllsl. towing burves r.ttter ltirti .t'rion and Trenton from Port IUmlli, ar L, - . wwea at uoston ivov i E1.. ..1 .i.. ST.. Inurlnit l.d rtra V'st-ln. fix Iffji Wturlc Cov'e. lift Hoston Nov 14 To cull ' " at e.-ynn for barge fcdtvard A hchlesr i - Tittf llnxttr Ift Itoston Tvov Ii To tall ut V lm for banes .Nos 3 and 'I ami at im (lloucaster for bames Nu It for New )ork Y ' fiif Fatlmca l?ft Honton Nov If. for I'ort .! 'llcullr.ir, towing barae Uramr. To all at i . jbtndwich for tam Tuckahoe at New lied - cwd fpr barge Indian KMue and at New mven. for barga IIrndon Tear Storm King, towing barge No 8J from 'I Varfelk, i rived at flultliiiore Nov 111 .AVr Tork J-'uorta arrival of two Urltlsh iW?i . need n clerk or liaokkeepar , tu u jirajrs.MeiAav "J M.E. CLERGY MEET MONDAY Assemble Here to Plan $BO,000 000 Contcnurv I Mole iluti KOI) Methodist Fplsc Dl ilergvincn from Delaware Now Jptsev I kriitnern New oik and cistern I'inii svlvnnli will (.nthe-i in this ill net' Mondav In attend n inndii (onfeietit e i nn tli subject of the cenlenai move-i ' inrnt I Ieadeis of tli ilpnonilnatlnn both In I he home mill foreign fields will explain I i he jsii.ooo tioo world program nf t iMethidlst llplsiopil Chut eh ulilt.li will ho lull Inlu effei I riet veir is ii means nf i elehintlng tin- vinNtitilal uf Us .Tim mission i lilHhup To.se)ili I HMri resi loin I.I..1 r . ,. . I.I..1 .i.i. ii -. t "llliup HI UK I III lllCieilllH 111 ! BIIU , president r tin- imni if imm nii lnn and ihuiih exlet Ion I ) be w h h .111. to Inn I itanninn if the jiciion- I hr d in in r Ii Murt PAY PUBLICITY AGENT OUT OF CLERK ITEM Keeiealioii Buanl Linjilojc Maj lose Job 111 (Jet Neu Title at ear" Kntl 1 -. ri 1 hi i in 1 1 t ill ti 1 I il 1 ill 11 I . it. w imiI In ici in 1 tin 11 1 em will 1 w Ii 1111 1 W11 t htrs 1 f 1 1 umil- Itliri Ium In t I in in 1 ttnintti 1 l'l I nillilin it til. Ipi a piiil hi will m.1 11 new lltlp nudiNiw liniMnrp impsrattel needed fron 1 potilb p td'tn in. reuse It ill dp ih t-l mdjiolnt of sifetv as wpII as foi pnids 1111011 her lipins i''.p lo piop ' ,n mumented supplv We are punipinp her iibllin duiitu,' the net slv we.K- from rfnO 001) 000 to SBO 000 000 gillons. Miss 1 an H In ins pud out of a ilrf.lli and the supplv Is alnajs ahorl tl.iiim imp for Kinpnin 1 nk'lnie Wn ue 1 uisfitUU in ipeelpt of roin Hpi ptihlii title Ih nubli. id ieiit Iihi plaints from the rontrul and houthetn in 1 ill title beliiif niilili m lerl Vs I e "on of the cit both fiom lndlldual( a . Ipi k she 1 111 I 1 pKtrl tron letii I n lit l t im l, 11 1 1 1 tt (1 1 1 f pi IpiU nk' til for it ijti 1 1m 1 ) il set en t 1i I 1 :ui um- I Ola 1 ti 11 f .1 i ill 1 ikh ' oun. lis n s 1 on of pilbiiciti Hi. It 111. 1 f I'd I. II . 1 minis 111 1 1 1 liiitioii for tli pan tin t.st being a thou-iind wi 1 i .svaN 1 1 Hi. nt.ils nf pilhlli ill foi the loud of llPlleltion Mi-s i ,11 1 wist he onlv uiie taking the ti -t Hi need i.f i pul .1 itv Lcnt for ibis iind 0 tin 1 .ill .if p 1 11 ulciils his ln att 1. I e 1 I 1 v1e. 1 i nit c ilm in lhitrj llilln mil nlhiis l 11 i siv tin upws inppl 1 ,111 olitiii ip i.ws H n ugh till. 1 nun m if! 01 11 el to littPI ad ' 1 miagp ind Hip -I iti-mi-m li is l.t feu r pelledlv 11 lile II II llpa Sgetlls noiv . tnt tied in ll ii goieinuun il 1 linn. 1 si ppr s., 11 r in ril.l. tuwstlim 1 il. tin lo lid rlu n wj ii . 1 s 1 hi I ipiphti 1 1 f ii. ph 1 h i.vti n he a-i ' f M ss 1 s 111 to M 1 or ""Uutli in. i Hi ml f li t ition STUDENT SOLDIERS LOSE DOG 'lippv. Hrlovcd liv linveisitv Men. killi'il liv I lnllev T l" tlr loltltlliit of I niilifiU nf pinbM ft ho it 1 1 if (If 1 tmef stl 1 1 lfjniis 1 inn im h ui H. ts killtil h t trolle , 11 I lie ulcnts up plan n nir i in III rt ? Cum i il itt hi" hutioi 1 ipp ii i iliip i unilu li sjsi tl . pi. ppiti of I 'i K11 i.nt; (1 It nd ntintif hut with 1 hn iif, hn'mn of ir Iip at I ti lit ii 1 iii-spU t , t e i,i j jp- f iiiiirniirit-ij tiii-ii ir tin tiriixirnlu Mpc the ji lit It tnt it s up tied, in pti inn- hont iinrri opp isit T tppv h Ii im tn WuikUuhI ifiiiu thf n iTp ttli th 'st'rxhe iiihii Ihrn t nifst i 1 flT li rn r hem ,it Lhm Hi id f r- iinl 11 tnlitil with tliHin id 1 ht mt-'" hill 1 1 li-i li- Md kixfii i pos tion tif lioiiur 1 nwl liln full Jin.. ..! .1 I. viiu 11 - 1 ' 1 1 1 rn n r ' i in ill' iirs 1 iiK 11 I l"i II il I lit V 11H 1 LIU 1 f U'llle "II II tH I if tin s IfiiHot h inil i iMKiir mill up inn rtHhul 1 f ti i tu ttin I II1IH1I tutimw (If MJUt (I ll It 11 Wii ton lain Tij p ;ts dtail fft N niouMit-il l iiiTU i;'-u iosp (oinridp wtii f 1 1 1 1 rnj lis w i , ii or j it inn i on tie h- th tii ntnis n ,ui t whom Mihu hm hut it ft w vv pek- PLAN MEMORIAL TO AVIATORS eio Club Dim iii SI 00.000 I Moimineiit foi F'.tti ituMint Park V ai - 1. 1 .1 i i ii hm i nieiiii i in b till mount I I mtul m itt llifM fll! till lit l 1 tUlH ut 1 h ii U i i,rft ihf ii ii 1 1 tiiinnir Lh lip i i ur u pr ti i- tisstil Ar Inb if I n, i meptinjf of tin h huh last IliRfll the It Kin. i s ' II I 117 jnti h I strpet r. ti ii -inl j ppnr iiIt-tlKfil pi ipoiMi ion I n M T IdSPpIl the pio lul hiniHelf io -uppui ihr 1 prop')-' tnt, i he n in in ' ti Iniiit-t pit Mdent ot said 1 ot r ii ih mill- h it tin nn-i i inn soldier is de e ny the lit M i lie t outit i t in fcjw Inn ,; put in ftli i ieiit ilehl mi, Ijmh n the tWld in i few thou tnnitliH ind itu ar lurnpliHh tin nt i- the u ai -I oi (up t-ntire tiiilitai uiitlU Htftie tin ii trilled tr hrtd been iktt!iif! nndisiMid b milltai Hiithoi nn s uhi jp c ihi tl NineiKan olditi uav. Mjint t . , v. pnifij;ein nf wat aft ei ti iff ,iM.iiil ttaitniig: 1 hat i thf iil t t, mitiitUf (death und t.ii il i I i it i in helth (nn hid Ht III I llll r dl Mill t d'pisi Itf th i pitn in ind la s tlgl tpi I ii man niln hp hoi n d i -, di beionn i t,ooil I ARflP AC A IWCT D Afllf I c nn"'nL"J lenlfi. in l'liilaileiiliia sav llol-lievi.m I- ol Wanleil K l-htv -in ind niPri in -ni I i ii p in oiinnou that lue ladicil It i i-ia ii in oi or M'lt-innit in win ikvpi pt .i toiiint ui this muiitiv t li it i Hip opin. mn .1 nigiriizpil liboi In T'lii'tideliihia Itv ieadeis - off at th. 1 1 tuns m ide bv i idh il s, tallsts th.ii th. philiisiiiihv i f lintskv mil l.niiip is iipcded in iln eouiitiv i nu. ui. ipat. ilie uii In is and itfspii tli i r th ivptiet. Vmpili.ui ilnll. ilign tu dins not tale for lie itt! leiiorisnt of IllihSi., 1 1 p w .i intuit n of lit . t ill in i v paid It.ib.iii. inl im business aaei t of the Salt 111, mil Vshestos ,. tifers I iiii.n hiip vv ttt ItPil il, vpIoihui nts in ru-ii mil tli it js urti lent to ineiiie lhesafplv f ineri a We waul nothing ti do Willi llussian nutliods foi they hale hnilifht tiolllllig but chaos '1 lip bull ling ti ules actordiug li (il nu will lotiuniip in prospet and la hot will iit.ivp JlMue and fairjilav I hive lean! ,t great deal ' said i man ui regiiu to w Hal iiip Kolshev li tould do if il oin e obtained conmlelr liovvpi The orBaiilzation got It In Itus. l. sl,i and we know what happened In this eountiy I ihoi Is organized but on I lines thai serve to build and nol desttoy 151 I-aiior will loutinup on those Maes Men altlllated with thp , uiiciiler. hoileriuikprs and other trade organiza lions eI rtbtved u unlar op nions 1 . l'i I 1 ". 15 SHOE SCHEDULE IS ABOLISHED War Department Mmndnns $1 In (.Uigilualioti of (.rauVi. il) the Associated Presx . VI iialilnrtiiii, Nov lh Al.audounieiit of the went! aliupled shoe ti.hrdule will, ll provided foi ( lusslficatlou of gracb'S and Ilxed pi lies ranging from J3 to $1. was announced today b tho war industries board Koiiaeriutioii features of the piogtam whli h was igied to bv the lnduslrv will continue lu force LEND $7,000,000 TO CZECHS -t Tenth Nation VuMeil lo War Debtor! of Lulled Mate lly the Associated Press akliliifton, Nov IS - B extending a credll of I7.00l),00 to the Czecho slovak National Council today, the Treasury added u tenth debtor nation among the Allies to the United Wales Great Britain todav waa given a new credit of I.OO.OOO nun. Jtalv 160,000,0110 nnd Belgium ,9,000,000, I I i I I ETENUStO WATER SITUATION DEMANDS ACTION Major ami Director Dates-! man Consider Chief Da iVs Extension Plans AI Y cost sr.T.ooo.noo Present Supply Inadequate and Cil Would Suffer in Case of tireakdoun I'lain. foi pxtinlnns to the walLt ?s tfm lo ro't $13 11011 nun, framed In Ch'ef 1mm of Hip Waiei llureau ate bilnR lentaliiph c tiiidetid b Iaot Smith and Iilreclor Pateman new p'ln In t-Htublirh lilr bisins and a Ki.ivllx svQfem urn the hpiilwnteis of the 5-MiinlKill llhei la belnn talked of tti PKtinutid mat t tUnoOODO and I11O nun (mo (-allo-t, o' water dalh could be cnt to the 1 1 In Muakliip ..f the tinperitnp netd '1 iition ( hkr riiU toda (.aid Mt jut i.nt f the (H'a witer a iu plv p 11 ei from Hip tiehnaic HlM 1 tliriiiizh loiiesdili V tipak In this 1. in. I ih would mean erloua tiouble anil rrom the mam business and civic ns-iiic itinna Busineaa hniisen hae had to install the r own w.iin i-steins anil stni ire pi ints At limes even now this alluation hecomea ai ute and caues unicli Intonvenieni e If nit iclual suf tet lug There ale 1 ut two methods Chief Davis continued bv w h ch the t itv cn.11 I nPL 1S8wniu "" 1h flrt Ik t ,idequaip watei supplv slop wastage and the I sec0'"1 '" Incrcisei plant and main iiipicicv i nivei-ji ineteriiid is tn sight uni tint will irftcHiiillv sup wastage s things aie now ovetvoru 1I11 feels like It wastes watei without stopping to think th it In Is itHMini, u valmble inminndllv thai Involves unlli pioduc tiou 1 lu i n has no nun uupuativi ne'il I in to mill use rip want suppo and pi opti v ,ifi guar. it lhe two uttiiods f n i xtnnsi in in iolv. lug n m nns to . mi w.iur ill ipith In Hip 1 1 mi, ii mil s uthern set Hon r f the uv w th mt 1 lie Ii belli tapptd tioith of Mukpt stieet lo fur t h i mipp V oi rliteied watei additional ouipment will 1" needed it fonesdale Ibis -etUs of luipiovpni'nts would pto nip Iwo pitHll.l Hi es of water either ote of vvhih would le cipulile of giv ing tin litv a If i - rf pirl i suppiv in i i'-p of a In. ikdow n 1 lie p-esenl svstcin tint las o-t thp .itv ariprnl tiMtPlv JSIiiiiiiiiiK iv aiitliutd and ill of the in ich tie v l it wealing o i . (in, objeitoti in lapping the D'la wj p Uver foi this aiiilitiuiil "upp v involves ipiistiils tint ansp ftom the pi in to build i anil I. 'tween Ihla i itv and pv .rk a a pirt of lhe Inl mil OStil SVbtelll llpiltllsi of pisslblP pii glnening p'ohliins ami bv reason ot the fait ilm modem r t ps are de Handing water from tin hills lather lhail fiom Btlealus thit -lie little mole than op. n M-iifM Hie tt.inatvp plan f l Hip uppti -i tiuv IKlll Kivel has lippn MlgK stpil i liiff Dim and oihe . w o lne dist u-ed th piopoition "i ihif ate no fceoKWiplih ul obrtiacles ui th i atul h Koliifc tliiii ot foitv nnlen up siit-ani A Riait. h. stein toiiM be rt tablKhed mi baMtib built that would In iea"e tie piewnt supp! l i lie tiatu rtl tiiuiHe or that tould be pijied Intel on The fltst mep tlmt will betaken in tin event of the -HhuvlMH pioject it enintr dll la! sanction Hi I le tho tppontnitnt of lonsultiny enRlneers to paM oil ile lentitixe plans inw tn ( n Hal' 1 tie flirt! step KMild hp the build uy, f a lianin and mi etiotiKh muiiev mi ,liiM piojeit wind be arKed fOI lilt li,' I C IOI1MU Ul ti Ml ALLIES TO ENTER BUCHAREST Will Kereivp Triunillll.il ltei'(n- ., . ' . ' lliill III lUltliani.lll ( jpital Hv the 4isoiwte,l Vpm . , . I'uri. Nov 10 - llied to es ue pv p. led in pnlei Buchaiesi on sutidav a . inline lo lassv advles t, l.lnfoi - iiaiion tiliiiiiDh.il leceiiti n 1ms bepii ptpjiaipd for them it U said lhe h i-s i io.sf.pd lhe i.inulip on o veiutiei 'i ind eiibllv ovei imp such re sist il ( as was offeled h liptman ton ps thin Urltlsh trn ps have en tpled nlit in7a a ItunianiHii Hiunmt 1 .,n tie Ilia k Spa silv mile 4iitlittt I of thp d Hi of lhe Danube 'I here was pi en i i inhuslasiii an oug tie pcopte. vv Iipii tie Jti ltlsh aimed Uetieiai lieithiiol vv li i iininanded ihe lipn.n arini.s hhliini. around i.nri ii-, aiiu win in iik lui.liite aclOSS , "'e '""1 js "" '" rt'r"'""t LVOFF CALLS ON LANSING l)i-tns.ps Part L. S. Kiv !.t III liiiitnia'r Kehahilit.itiiin , lis the tsiocwtrd Ven W usIiinKlon, Nov 1 1 I'iiic i,coige I lull llrst I'lellllel of ICUnsia aflel thp ttvolution that clethioned thp i 'zai , i tiled on Ne(ietaiv Lansing 'olav and (li used with him tin cluiotl. I'.nssian I sliu it ion nnd lhe part the I niled Mates unvrlii plai In rehabilitation, I'niiie l.voff wnH aecninpan pil bv mb ivvadot Uah hmnteff lie u 1 meet , I'leMileni Wlleon latei MAN KILLED BY.POLICE SHOTS I ,,, . . , . .. . I IllUuelpllian Ules in nilUlllllg Cull I'lglil in Coluinbll!, 0. Sam Kaschiik, of thl cltv nn inbei of the hubpltal coips at Coluiiibus baridiks leave because It Is alleged he h3d been diliilting he itvreatened the girls mother with a gun Police weie summoned Kaschuk opened fire with his automatic i and a tunning batlo followed, during 12 I which he was shot 4 HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT Faulty bteering (.ear Ciuiei (.ar to Overturn Four persons were Injured In an auto mobile accident last night when a ia. cab, driven b William Hums tntntv. seven 5 pars old, 1641 .South Tueut fourth street, overturned at Get nun town and Sunset Avenues faulty steering gear Is said to have caused the accident Louis Wyob 515 South street Os.ar Helmburg 604 South street, on.l his brother, fcamuel Helmburg, of Chtlsea, Mass, occupants of tha cub, were treat ed for severe bruises' of the body at the chestnut Hill llosp'tal and sent home The chauffeur sustained lacerations of the head and Is helng held for farther observation at the tame hospital The machine was badly damaged Tll Iha IeaKei readers that yon nsjul m Ht.rauh.r. x-oull oulcily ot. mt. was Mlled In a gun battle with police panled bv their respective staffs ate earlv todav at t'cilunibus tl . tr) t ,t for ,ur0pe on boaid the Olvm- Kaschuk a Pole, was calling ar the I , , d ,0 tnLkle romt f the weight home of a gill to -whom he had been i ' . , l " . nl, ,,,,, the Oovem introduced as a Krenchman Ordered to problems now eonfioiitlng the '"'ern TWO TRANSATLANTIC LINES TO BE INVITED TO THIS PORT British Uuuitiy oj Shipping Will Be 4skvd to Make Philadelphia a Terminus Vo lecomtnodatiom at 'Sew York, and Commit' tee Seeks lo Take Advantage of Opportunity Xti Imitation to make thl port the inirluan teimliiUK or to iia'm-atlan-Ml Klinnirhip nupplt 1 otitis lll be ex tenikd to Hip H.-Ulnh Mlnlttn of Blilp pliiR aftir a meeting on Momlu of the appf.nl port lrnpioetnent comtnllti-e with Dlieitor AV'ebaler, of Hip Depart ment of Whii nex Dookh anil Ferries An attempt also will be nude to hae the Naij Dentrlmtnt ue docklnir fa-I (llitlea hue for apvclal ttanport sen up lo 1'rnnie 'I he ikpnitnunt recent ii li'ed to secure four additional pierF in ,(w Vnk but the liatbor lH so lotiKvaleu that It could lot be acdotn niodiitid Hie Urltlsh Ministry also wanted to hxate at New ork, but the poll roniinlssinner wafi fiind to notlfi them thai no pioitston lould be made foi I hem , Ihla eiti liaa irnple dockins faclllllea lor theai upeiatinns plieitoi Webatel said lodai and the aptrlal rommlttep will take energi tie atepa 10 try to ae cuim the buMnths for I'hllirielphla 'lhe ilti he aaid cannot offei the accommo dations but both the mliil'irv and na nn be Incited at prlati pieis llpiuecnlutlies of thiee steamship 12 RED FLAGS SEIZED ' AT "PEACE JUBILEE" Socialists Made lo Stand. While the National An them Is Phned iiv.lv led lligs wete selred at the Sociillnt peace iubllee In the Melio-pollt-tn Opel a HoHuse last night Supei intrndent of Police Mills aaid this after noon I his itieluded one ltd flag taken from the st ige decorations Motv thin ooOO jicisons gatheied ii the Opeia House lt parf'lpale in tlm julillei and pav homage to the Russian Bo,shevlki Uefoie the police would pet mlt the infpuiM to git under vvav the luuuners hi iiunm anil ueniue I tn Lenlue ltd leaders of Kus-ia had to stand while a I band plaved the nltri(.an anthem hnd aNo r?moe th rrrt ftag" from the Ptffe Not an AmeruiUj flair 'ould be "leen in n jiit i f lhe r.peia holism hut the ipedKer 8 tand was camouflaged with ted uhito and bluo buntlne I Infitsttd that tht red ring no- bo petnntud unless the Atntilcan toorc woe in plaoe said UeUtenant Mai pip when p aininp the differnt''i teiveeu huiiMlf and the Sociall-jtH Of ficial of the oiein house agreed with inn tint in the absence of nut own c olors it would he wtoiisr to permit a ted flan to be exhibited ijIficliiUi of the opera, liouse aico Insisted that the meeting snoultJ he opened witi the Atuerit-an anthem, and I fuilsled thai the nudfent e stand 1 ast ii iff Hi 4 meeting was condiKled b the tadii al w iuu of the Sot laHt naitA arid while 8tled a peai.o jultl loe soon tenuUed itself Juln a wildh nihUHiustu demoiiritiation for fl rotsin and 1 enine monp th uneakers ei ' harles V lain edttoi of the New oik t ill Jcepli r t'ohen sor ialit leader in thlsi i itv LudwiR 1 oie, editoi of j 'jpitnari public ition in New otU tnd seveial other Imte satloif from lhe a Vjrd and a Loie of lejecied men fiom f imp Jlejde er in tho audience but fuihd to take pan In the rheei injj Orders Are Issued for Demobilization l i.iillntieii from I'ase One tienetal livrch pointed out ali-o that all soldiers ate entitled iindpr law to wear (belt unlfurms fot thtie months aftei d sthaige Ibis will uiale less dllhiult the linnipdiaie task of supplj lug Chilian clothing to lhe immobilized aitnv lhe letiun of ( omiiilssioned peiHouuel nf the armv to ilviliin life (.pueial Match said would he pffe ted bv dlvld Ing lhe present list of ortleeis inio thtee "lasses those who defile i oinmissions In thp icgulai atmv those who ale willing to hold tliemselies available for future B,-ni'e as "" "-' "l Jl' "" iksiio honorable dlsehatge from the '"" . Instiiimoiis have be. n issued In he armv stff . orps to nnv out reduction in ihei commissioned and nhwteil pel Hoinif I lists kpsplug pace with tht leilintion of ilie line' fotces lo I- ipedile I asuultl I litis (.ptietal I'eishing has been dhected tu cpedite loinplete (usualtj lists of ills nn ces t-nowing uie iidine?. m pf.j ....... 1 lllpll (ir wounuPtl oi jiiianiiis, . " - i. m Noieinbn 11 tienetal viar. n would not hazaid nil estimate as to what ,i. Ml .,,..1 v,..nlil Iip lleplvlng to a iiuestlon as to the num bei of nieilean pusoneis 'n Geliiiauv '''1, ;Z1 up t0 Ot,ober 1! .-..-. .- .,..1 GenPial Mann setciieu hip ouicmi Iuip he'd bv the Mllcd armies and the Xinernans along the West ftonL when ilu tlfchting stopped The fiont lield bv lhe 1 list and Set und merkan armies at tii it houi uieiiHiitPO (lftv-two miles of t lie Xmriiian toiee iluieial Maich said . It had leadipd its highest point of liiilitatv tip lence on Hip da the fight ing stopped and had endeared itself to the heatts of thp Ainetlian people Ht RLE) TO SPEED Ql'R BOS' RETlRi s.ew A ork. "Nov Ifi Tdwaid N Hut lev ihalrtnan of the , Federal shipping board and Ilerbelt Hoovei food admlnlstratoi n.eiit in oxmnePtion Willi ioou tianspoit and the home-coming of the American troops- Mr Hut e said that Ilm Government Intends to return lo this country speed ily A large pait of the American ex Dedltlonary force. I To offset the lots of transport ton nage through the wlthdtaaal of British ships hitherto engaged In carrying lAmoilcan soldiers overseas, Mr Hurley I hopes to utilize twenty-five or thirty German and Austilan liners, with ac commodations for 4000 men each There ara tint -seven transports flvlng lhe American flag, Mr Hurley said I Mr Hurle said the shipping board would be able to bilng troops back at the, rate of 1100,000 a month, "if the I War Department wants them returned aa fast as that Wreck Survivors Land at Manila San Franrlnco, .N'ov 16 A boat con talnlmr twelve Americans and two Fili pinos, of the crew of the United Slates hipping board steamship Dumaru, burned In the .South Pacific October K. have arrived at Manfla, It Is announced here. The -Dumaru's crew la all ac - j0Unte4 for) sayB th, nnouncement. LOinimriles now located 111 .New VorK will l.ilt T'hlladelphla thortl.i to make a omutehenle tud of facllltlee here with a Ipw of Iranirerrlnp theli bunl nen from Now ork lo this ill HI lector Webiter made u trip to New orU csterda and explained lo the mauaceis of these concurni jU3l w hut udsantaK'f gt w lit ei' the 111 In CH haa lo offe em over their New otk ternilnil The companies weie so favot bh 1m preBed that the promised to send their expetts here to niiikn 11 atudv of the facts and then If thltiKs could b ai tansi'd ETtlsfactorllv to locale here 'hipping; I nt en-eta like other business enterpilsei' Director ebslei aaid ale loath to make rhangea until the tuaty of peace Is aliened and the tioveinuiuit takea a definite attitude toward busl-nes- TI10 vvoik nn steamship com panies do iiov he explained must be laigelv In the ua of lnesllfatlon, with the Idea of changing s soon as commeiu. is put on a alnhle peace foundation BILL H0HENZ0LLERN TO DIE AT BEVERLY Wil1 Be Executed in Effigy at That Town murion To- 1 Italian lesldents of Hevetlv V r have decided to put the e'Kaler out of business once and fot all 'lomonovv afternoon at i o clock haa been selected as the time foi the denotte merit and the place in Beerlv'8 Cllv Hall court whuie all who so dealt e can attend the sad obsequies About 10 000 Italians fiom (1 pnrts ,f Bmlinjrton '"omit v Philadelphia ind t omden will he in nt the death the I - . . . . . . lllC ,. ' .""" ."' !"" ' "in prooaon not si-,,,, ,, . ,.. . , . " . wt ....u.,,1 uj.m me eievPllin IIOUI "' ',, " il ' VI"" ."' ,sn '" ! ... .... n iiiidir riuiifn 7fii lorn limn ii-ii now Y MiMm Hnhnnrn rn f i nm l irdjatem iter and fhen pettinj; flte to i 000 to 2U 000 00ft tons of food if we hla bod to make perfect. sure of ' ie ' onnmical mo that the situation an the rcHijli othets maintain tlmt hanging be handled If this and the oilier imallei I.s entirei too good fo- him and hap ' smplusp in the wmld urn be trana enteied a polite but detei mined lequedt ported that the doomed man be buritd alle 1 Ml Continental Ktirope ban leduced At an iat tlie meiin tn wnwua i, feai of hi eII ptesente fiom women and Uiildifeji for all time nnd the fu neial should be the most stiroessful eer beld in HutlluRtfjii - ount paiade .f 8000 peisorm thiough the principal stieets of Keeilv and hdge watei Park will start the proceedings Headed b JrtO mtn iatiinR American and Italian flags the Kalhei that waa will odiipx a triu 1. in the anguard drawn b mule and unaided h ten Italian oldiern mm Panii ri The flag, of all the Allied nation a Ul be klen place of honoi ddi(8)e will be delheied b Maor l.obeit 1 Lee the Ite Arthtu Phillip pitoi of the Bevei l PreibMerIan hutch, and others War Department Again Under Fire ( onthniPii from I'nze tine manufacture of oidname Pile 1'iesl dent compromised h giving the wai in dtiktries board some of lhe powirs that It was ptopohed to give to a mitilstrv of munitions but still leaving manufacture to the Wat Depailment The ai De liailinenl went through a tieniendoiiH functional leoiganlzatlon 'lhe llill laiv VffaiiB Committee has now the on poiiunitv of (lulling oui jusl how Mi Bake! s leoigaiilzatlon wolked nnd of Pointing; out the mistakes that weie mule in nol following lis suggtstions foi ireatlug a business depai liueiit to cuiidiii t manufadure New Mar Vladilne ( umhruiis Men familial with the Mat Depatt inetit bay that the leorganlzed Wai lie paitmeiit has not worked an better than the unieoiganized flni Depar tment Ilm machine has been luiuhroiis ind iiiiweldl and did not ippeai to ceiitei anvwheie lit, last estimates of appropriations needed did nol IndUale business capaelt A Democratic Appro piiations. Committee In the House was able lo iut out mole than $.' 000 0Hn -"" "f duplications and othet etrots in these appropriations Hi Issue of hoiv one-man goveriunent . sinni is tne oiggesl issue In Wash ington and the work or the Wai Depait ineiit -iffordH the best test It was hete ...... . unRiees almost niade Us stand ugdiiisi one-man government last wlntet A inajontv of the Military ffairs Com- ""'" UI ,ne aenate did ailuall make uch t stand And this cominlttre will be lhe nauiial means of conducting the test "One-VIun' Kecoattrucllon Back of the question of hoiv one man government has worked In the conduct or the wai will be the question of. how one-man gov eminent will work In the task of reconstruction President Wil son wants to continue the encroach ments1 of the executive on the legislative branch dining the whole period of lecou striutlon Co igress wants to lesunie Us nalutal plaie ns a eo-oidltiate btanih In the Government during leconsliuction It is now ot never Willi Congress, and lis Ieadeis Inespectlve of narlv realize thW v.s to the (omltig fight with Congress 7'iisldent Wilsons belief is that if he gives the Uepubllcan majorltv that will come In on Maich 4 rope enough It will hang Itself He means to give it plent of lope Bui it Is not clear that his expectations will be realized If the foundations foi an assertion of the powei uf (ongiesa are laid by a nonpartisan Investigation Into the conduct of the vai Department mage pi lor to March 1 W here Teat Muy Come sign uf co-operation In Congress Is the plan the Uepubllcan piuty leaders have of forcing the DemocratH to oi ganlze the Henate In cane Senator Xor ri and his radical supporteis tr.v to force a reorganization uf the .Senate committees and an abandonment of the seniority practice and have voles nnough to black the majority of tho Republicans. And the Investigation that Impends, hut which will not be begun until after March 4, is an Investigation into the conduct of Philippine affairs. The Democratic sstein of native adminis tration of the Islands has broken down badl) Public attention hua been di verted Trom lhe Philippines duilng the war and It is expected that an Inves tigation will reveal grave scandals Salvation Army Conference Colonel Hlchard K. Hole will preside at the annual rally of the Salvation Army forces of Philadelphia next Mon day evening In the No. 2 Corps Hall at Flghth and. Vine street!. In which army meetings 'have been held for more than a quarter of a century. The pro vincial staff band furnish the music, and Salvation, A'rmy songster wll lead the alliBfoe. LOGAN FTCEE LIBRARY BRANCH OPENS TODAY Parade Precedes Exercises at Building at York Road and Wagner Avenue The new Logan brnnch of the Free l.lbrarv of Philadelphia, at the north- east corner of Wagnei avenue and Oil j York load was opened with appro-, prlate cemnonlc's this afternoon i The ground on which the building j stands measures iii feet on wagncr aenue and 233 feet orr Old A ork road, and waa given fo the clt foi llbiar purposes be Jits Philip (.' t.arretl, sub Jcct to a nominal consldeiatlott of $1600 Henry It IMmunil, president of the board of trustees of (he Free Library, presided this aftemoon, and received the kev of the building from the aichltect. John T Wliidrlm Mr Kdmunds then tutned the kejs ovei to Mr Aah hurst librarian of the M Llbiary. and short addresses were made by Clinton llogers Woodruff, U J Lafferty. preB'dent of the Logan Improvement League . W It S Uateinan, chairman of the Ilbrar committee of the Logan ltniuovement League, Ueorge C I'l rlt li. Select Councilman for the Kom second Ward and Dr Albort C Oar retl representing the former owners of the propertv Before the opening rxerelses thete was paiade of th" school chil dren and atioua oriranlzations of Lo gan, including the members of the Lo gan Improvement League The parade fottned on Broad street north of I'lshcr avenup The route waa soum on oroau street to Wlngohocklng countet -marching to Hroad street and Wagnei avenue, where the children were massed in front of the main entrance to the llbrarv Houga were sung bv the entire assem blage Hoover Belittles Germany's Wail (onllnuetl from I'ate One hostilities 'lhe fuod ptoblem In Cuiope today is one of eUieme lomplexliv. Of theli 12ft.000 000 virtually onl thteo aieas-soulh llussla Uungai and Den mark- lomprlalng- sav 40,000 oou nao ,,,,.. - i ..ll t. If. ul- until huVt .-"'"""'... ""' I "..... c ..,.,.. home must M"!"11 .,..w..L i i ii-,.. ,nr ""'-" :"'"" .' ' ,., , lsofin iu nnri h nuti'iu " - . - - . net da and Is c oneuuentl hoi t ol meats and eopecialU fats '1 hese couil tilen linn theii lat-t liaiest and under nnleih (JovernmentH this would furnish lueadstuffs and m gptablen for arlous periods fiom two inontha upwaids de pending upon the lat'on of lnduatllHl populations Something or J00 oflO - nno of iKotipH are now in Miuai "i- ordei In h. se ( ieH with tiatispoi- tatlou and fl, ancial denioiallzn.lon lhe tendeiuv Is for peasa'.ts to ev-e mn- kPtlng even Ihei. suiplus and thus In- slant dltlliultles are projeited Into the cities even when leholitces a. e available In the Kiunliv 'Hip peasant and Ml lagei of llurope alwavs provides foi himself lot I ne whole vein lu am event 'lhe pioblem thus Hallows UBc'lf tu the puppuit of the iltlcs und laige towns i.pndlnu lestoiatlon of older and the (Stahllshment of (otifldeiup In ftituie I suppllis- and Hip i UIps tne lhe ci liters of anarchistic infection ' Itlg Allies Provided For Aiiaiike'itents have long since been I louipieted bv vv llch iIip b'k Allies that I is Flame l.ngland and llalv will be I ptovlHlonpd This coveis I.f,0U0,00U people (nu next inmein iniisl le tu tela, blockade measures is fai ns possible In oide'i that the ' uttal Males In Kurnne who aie now all on short lallons, should be abb to take laie of thelt people and prevent lb growth of an al hv This is anolliPi group of about rotty million nother, pioblem lies in the TO 0011 -iniO people In notth Hussln a large pait of whom aie Inaccessible owing to Ilm breakdown of tiantpoitatlon and thiough sheer anaiihv Alliums of these aie hevond help this w inl pi These gioups aie tho ones that must enlist the avm pathv of th uieilcan iwople and for whom we are ptepared to make any necessar sacrifice The Kneniv I'roblem 'Theie is a gleat problem In the . . situation of the eneinv people a dgui- (lOOOO.Olin , This problem is not ,,, of going to theli lellef 11 Is a piobltm if lelaxlng the watei -ngiu uiocaaue, which continues thiough the aiililBlue sufficlentl si that thev ma secuie foi iK.mtt.lv the bale necessities that will glve stable government "I nless anaichv inn be put down and stabllltvof goveinment can be ob tained in these encm States, theie will be nobod to make peait with and no body to pav the bill lo Flame and Bel glum for the feai fill destruction that has been done I would certain! ap proach this with mixed feelings, having been long a wltnesn lo the tobberv of . ,,. """"' " "' food fiom women miii cniinipii anu iiiu destruction of millions i tons of food at sea and tc the inlseiv under which the millions auloiig the hg and little allies have suffered uudei th riermnr, vieiman ypke ...... i. . .A..,,i.Aa ,i,ui br,, . n..,A..i i,n . , ,T , '"",'"7 "-' ",r "" "c established able to make amends for vvroiTt,s done, and it cannot lie uciom- pllshed through the spiead of anarch Famine is the mother of anaichv LAUNCH BIG SHIP 10DAY Cargo Carrier Casliewood Coe Down (loiicrater Wajs The Castlevvood, a 0000-ton caigo car rier was lounohed at the New .fer se shipyard of tin Puse &. Jones e'oni pan, Gloucestn Clt, toda The launching was tlm second at the plant The sponsoi waa Miss Mke Hus tou, daughter of A P Huston, of Coatesvllle. Pa, who Is connected with the Kukens fateel Conipan. The Cas tlewood Is a slBtei shin of the Castle Point, launched September IS It la 3J1 feet, 9 Inches In length 49 feet, 10 Inches beam and .4 feet, 9 Inches depth. At the Pennsylvania ard, on Monday afternoon, the 12,ti00-ton cargo- carrier Henry Clay, will be launched and the sponsor will be Mrs Pierce J MeAullffe, Torest Grove," Merlon. KEEP ON KNITTING Nov) League Advitei Sweater, Elc, Are Still Needed The Philadelphia section of the navy League of lhe 'United htates appeals to Itu members and frlenda to continue knitting. The Philadelphia section Is lonteinplatlng even bigger things during the coming winter than those already atcompllshed. The men In the service, must be pio tected against heavy seas and vvlntr blasts. It points out. Because an armi stice? has been signed does not necessari ly mean our men will be demobilized bo fore the -winter hay passed. The section Is In need of a Urge sunnly of Sweaters. m,uff)er, helmets, nocks wrlstlcli and Rloyea for men In ail urancut u in? arwi ,'i Pcrshhig fells Soldiers to Respect Foe Civilians By fip lnocinfpo? Veil I'urls, Nov. 1 CJenpul Pushing- lmB oddresscd tlio Atneiictni soldleis 111 nn oidei' of the dnv congiatulitlng them or! the Hpli'iidld icHUlta of the vlctoiy uchlcvpil The order urgy tlu men, now that they ute on pneni territory und lliu fieeil soil of Prance, to show- themselves to be well dlscl atul lespcctful of civil rights pllned, con oct In thelt behavloi U. S. to Occupy Rhineland Zone Continued from !' One were destroying ammunition ard other war material Two hundred freed Hullan orlsoners of war have entered our lines nd In the last twenty-four hours 200 Oeiman deserters have come into the American camps The weather lias turned ver.v edd Fifteen thousand teleased prlsoneis ot war came through the American lines northeast of Verdun esterdav They were mostlv French, with a few Ameri cans scatteted among theih These men had been recent! captured and had been held In camps neai the ftont When lhe Germans withdrew the left them nnd they made their wa toward our lines As tie men matched Into Verdun they presented a blrarre spectacle Caught In a cold wave without sufllcient clcth Ing, they had seized on anj thing warm at hand and thus some came In with German overcoats, othetn with sj nthetlc uniforms and some wearing women s -lothes Thev leported that the Ger man were withdrawing iapldl In the direction of Luxemburg, in a day and a half march ti-watd the American lines the lelcased men had seen veiv few Gmnans ind those had nol hindered the homeward pilgrimage All the fotmer prisoners showed the effect of being overworked without piopcr dollies and food it maj now be stated thai when the Ueimans capitulated on Xovembei 11 the Americans had the stage set foi it drive on Met? bv moving upon both sides of the Moselle Itlvel When the ai mlstlce was signed we had moved tin (list corps well fiom thd Sedan-Moussou front, and tinned it over lo the fiench, the I iibt Coiiis containing four Clack di visions having bem sent to re-enforce the Becond arinv, which was to ni-iKa the drive on Metz 'lhe operations of the second armv on November 1 and 10 wero piel'mluatv to oui heavy at tach '1 his attack stood eviellenl chances of Miccess in selnine, the fottress of Met, bciause out advance to Sedan had i ut the Gpruiau supplv lines and the German toinma-id had no vvav lo get troops eiihtwaid to meet this Ante ban effott 'Ilius will be given a new insight into I och H stiategv In d'lectlng l'eishliig to cut the Alezleies-Metz lall toad sjstfin Aftei lhe Ameiiiiin drive for Metz had stalled we wert lo have launched an I ' . . . . oinei nrive a low imvs laiei lowaru I Mti.hat.s,,, Prea,a,lons Were all made fo. his an, Ifoops were about lo be cudeied to thai no.U . I OftftM $ ITHDRAlf tne spot snoitiv artel 7 o clock, when tMERIC '1 'WOA'7'',he mantle of darkness wao just begin Oi Hi the 4iioctatrd 'rpn I HeudiMinrtfrH of tlif . fill N. n 10 1 ha f Inriiinnii In fnmc wll' legii todav to leave the points 'impression or heel and sole was evident thev now oieiipv nortln ast of the Amet- lv made h the strap which fastened lean lints, accoid ng to German wireless i the dead woman s gra gaiters to her messages Opposite the Vnicrlcan fiont aoles there was iniich wagon and uutomoblie - he man who met her. Prosecutor t.anlc vesli rdav the Gel mans apparent- ' (...lR believes ,, in u nuinmnhil. lv hauling ut the supplies of war ma- ' la .2. . . a n automoDHo teiial whlth are not to he left behind I Sn w"" Mv ln ""'Ivlng. therefore she A few Geiman reaiguatds will re asked Kdwaid Benel who lives In the main aa patiolr and to pick up anv vlcinltv to give her a "lift" This la a straggleis should some Germans at- theorv which stands up strong following tempt to desert i the truck of the woman s footprints Orllc als and dllvMans lu villages In Get man occupied terrltorv are sending manv messages to headquarteis here, I utging mat iniericnu troops rtart m- ward ihe Hhlne h onn n nossihi. ii Is fea.ed that aftei the Germans move i Bot out of his car and walked the re back there will be trouble caused bv i nialndPt of the dlctancc to meet the Htiaggleis Most of these messages have man who caused her death been venl with Fiench nnd Italian sol- . . , . . . . ... diets who have been leleascd from Ger-I '-ack r heln has befn one of "' man piisins Kieat obstacles In running down clues .V note leaching the headquaiteis of the First nietican Arm todav was v. iitteu bv a village pi lest He said the Geiman soldiers had been celeb! atlng the signing of the ai mlstlce and his pai lshloners feared that their lives would be In dangei If the Am-ei leans failed to ait he soon Bv the Associated Press Willi the nierlcAn Force In 4Ihrpp. ..,. , J """,1''':',' '"KV" "",'""'' ,Y' ! , , b-Wachhyth Anier.ca lines late -Kumanlan prisanera ' rieed them lather than give them food m piovlde tlansportatlon foi them The Kiiiuanians appeal in gioups at diner j ent pans of the fiont, being supplied with clothing and fed b the meri- cans It Is repotted the Germans all along the line are withdrawing In laire num bers T0DW.S MV.RRI4.GE LICENSES Join T Mlesai .005 I.vons avs , und Man Haapodar i s Newklrk st James A ll ( ampbell Carmi s Pnint N . eii.i Itctlnu K A cluisan UU) Dl" lliond nt Ja.nea llurnhv 7T N 4Vth t , and wuiiirn h. ti-uiierij, nn4 v Yewdau at Thomas illnnir JHlt Dickinson at and 'ir-trei II Walsh J8JO vvalklna at Kdivard Iiuiintoii 017 Xaudain at , and iHi.se jsckiioii 1ltr, Nuudaln tt. r.aill I IIIUCK JltllKntll o. .i HtHii,l,,r nffnnt i i and .viur I Phlla James JoueN lt.'7 B ISth al and laittle Molaan 1 amilen N J I John Chilton, 13-i VV Tucker at anJ I.ulie ' Make mill Arch at Ivld r- Vlurhead Haltlmpre Md and. Joseph V llaa-aert. 5007 Pine at 'and I sllen H ftoblnsnu Colllnitiwond N 1 , and lari K Pennlnalon Colltnasivood N' I laudo I Voting 1'.4H N Till at nnd Hor enea E Hojce ,1.1 Pine at rraiKla J Burke IH.'l H IIIiiokoH i , and Marie F K Iiicpp 11J2 .N Vlarfhall al viarmtrpi it unria-nt. aaan I'oriur ai Hobcrl VVrlaht 31UH Uoulton al , and binih , Brown .'11111 Uoulton at tram la I Malnne 77n S Itroad at and i nna 1 1'uimlnuhani 14111 I'lne tl ' trank J Lane San Antunlu Tex, and ( Marlon b Millrcal 111" -N 53,1 at Walter VV .Npwburg V N Edsawnrth Vou Hnd F.dlth C Hints;. L'83.' .V, Mar shall at Buy the Best COTTON FLAGS AND SAVE WOOL USE Victory Bunting LOUIS E. STILZ ' , & Bro. Co., , ltel-53,5g N. 4th St. Wsl. JJ -M- MAN NEWEST f MURDERED GIRL t - l Aliunde City Resident Be lieves He Recognizes , Cape May Victim i LIVED AT RESORT 4 Complaint Is Made That Body Is Kept Five Miles From Cil Bv a Staff Corrfspondtnt Cape May, Nov 1 - 'lhe bodv of the murdered girl found on the beach heie was vlitually Identl- Ted todav as Robe Horn bv George E McCord, of Atlcntlc Cltv McCord said he was 'almost sure" the murdered woman forniei Ij lived in Atlantic Cltv The fact that lhe victim wore a ring with the Initials ' 1 S mav have no heating on bet real name, the police believe McCord was swoin In a a witness bv Coroner Thompson shortlj after mid night Detectives l.ohr and Woodiuff. of Camden, and Bridgeto t who came here todav were not engaged on thoicase by Piosccutot Cole The.v will take up the. investigation If u levvaid Is offered for arrest of the murclerei Strange elements have entered Into the case which are not consistent with the apparent sincerltv of the Investi gation One of these Is the persistency of the local authorities in Keeping the bod of the murdered woman In an tindeilakei s barn fivo miles outside the cllv This has serlouslv Interfered with the Identification and ultimate solution of the. insterv. Much criticism ha been expressed by residents, who found out that there atfa two undertaking establishments In the cltv proper where the body could have . been viewed by several thousands tit residents and a number ot soldier and sailors from all parts of the country Too Far Out of Town Manv persona living In Cape May eald the did not go lo look at tho bodv- as It would have been necessary ' to hire a taxlcab to male tho out-of-town joutuej The remote location of the bod was called to the attention of Prosecutor Hugene i ole and he was urged to bring It Into the cltv He said ha' would think the ntattei over and he was still doing so at a late hour last night. If an atrest Is made thero is eveiy Indication that neither the local nor county nuthorlUos will figure in It. v.n Investigation has been concen tiated on the beach fiont neai Cape Mav Point 11 hns open pRtnlitlslip.l Hint t,,,A nf in. i . . . . j u ?? V't ,"' botlTuP TOund"? ,u ., (ho 0tmu Mievid to have met diath This man ,j i1B dlcl not see tho form of the woman on the bright sand He passed ning in spreto over the strand That the vletlm of the tragnxlv walked 'o tho beach and met the man who kill- meriiun Hr,f,fd "er 'H shortn b tn footprint! A imrrican rint .-oi,,.. n i., v. -,i v.. i. ouBinin uiie in t,ir- rinnu UCIHCCII ill 11 1 eft Yutomoblle Benel turned off toward his home be-. , . ,, ;. . r .. fole lenchlng the beach so the woman Prosecutor coles motto is if you want a thing done light, do It omself " Un- foitunatelv he has adopted this plan in the present investigation The prosecutor is sllv -seven years o'd and 'makes no bonea about It" He has acted aa the boss of the Job lhe police and the coroner would not think of giving Information until It has filst been llassed utinn hv Mr rVilo i - ---- . -. - ....- i mess he finds the much ta ked of , , feais the case wUl vanish Into thlp air. Despite the forlorn hopes of the local authorities there is possibility of an "ar lest In the case The presence hero nf a seciet service man gave the first Inkling of the new tuin In the Inves tigation A chain of clrcumstantla evi dence Is being linked around the per son under suspicion nnd it Is doubt ful If he tan escape It A Good Investment Put your interest in ' Second Liberty Bonds, due Novem ber 1 5 th, into War Savings Stamps Accepted at any place where, Stamps are sold 'WS.S. vauuntuimm VMiTSs rrma WtUNUKT DEVTIIH 11, CIIAni.ES BVERLV. Hart, flfftld i nt flIK M HART .Nov nuaband of Ida Hart, aged 7J at 83S H, , s. . I llllU, Out) nutlc of funeral will do given KKIEf .Nov 15 I.'DvVAHD J huiband of Mar 1. Keya lielatlvea und friends. ". "." B ..v ?' Sodality of 91. Francis do Hales Church invited lo funeral Tuea . an a m . from SOU 1'entr'dRe at i Weat j Phlla Holemn maas of rrqulem at Church I nf Ht, Francis de Sales lu a ni, Int. Ca- I tbedral Crm Auto aervice KRianAUM. Nov. 1.1 ELIZABETH i ItOHS wife of Orlando Krlshaum Kelatives and frlenda Invited to funeral Mon , J o m from Hits With st . VVret Phlla. Friends , ma call Sun .o li p m fnt, private HHKHVVOOn ov 15, at Mllford. Del.. )I.I7.A11KT1I C, widoiv of William Sher. vvood, aapd 11 Funeral aervirea at Central Itaurel Hill in Mon . 1 p m Jnt, prlv. HUI f WANTKI FF.MAI.K TVP18T TOUNO L.ADV WITH S01I3 KNOvvi.Euar. or STFvonnAPiir voK I'LCRICAI. WORK. STEAPY POSITIO? FOK COJIPETfNr PERSON' if SIB, I.FJjOFB.OJ'r'CE ' RR,I. FeiTATirriiiTlrr. LK Weal I'lillndelnlda KAR.B OPPORTUNITV. act nulckll'l SSS N. Hat ft. attraUli-e hotnei ten room sixi loth lilt 11 by Hit i ovwi t-uo'iMiuil p ruitcr fu., uni ni. mediate posstMion Ulrardave, '- W 'v,?s " J) n y .i . . .'. Of y
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