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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PmnADELPHIAn, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1910
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NO CHEAPER W1EAT
IN EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER'S MAIL
SEEN BY PACKERS
Demand for Choice Cuts Cause. I
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Philadelphia Is Termed
"Porterhouse Town" J
LIVESTOCK VALUES FALL;
ChlcflEO. Sopt. 12. Mttlp lmpp Hint
there will lio nn early reduction in tlio j
cost of fresh inrnts to ciiniimor in ,
Philadelphia nml ninny other cities of
the country is contained in statements
given out by spokesmen for Armour &
Co. today. .
A summary of the Armour iovpolnt .
on the situation is ns follows:
First. Owing to cenrril prosperity
everywhere, the pulilie is insitini; on a
porterlioiKe and sirloin liel, disregard-)
log the cheaper cuts.
Second. The supply of lct fresh
meat cuts is limited.
Third. Itetailers must ask ImkIi
prices for the i-Iiuk-i-! outs in order In
carry their stocks of cheaper tuts with
out a loss.
The statement follows: i
Market reports show .(hut lines havei
fallen from $" to S.'l per liiiinln di islit
since September 1. Win d"'s imi this
decrease po to the retaiUis of th east''
Prices are as Inch as before When
will the wnu of rediutinn lemh I'lulu- i
delnhiu-' '
Another representative of Armour &
Co. Raid that .Mr. Waddcll's statement
applies KMiernll to beef and other meats
as well ns pork I
"Until normal conditions ntnrn and
the public demand for the i heaper cuts
is restored there is little likelihood th.it
irlccs to th" consumer will dniense,"
16 said ' 1 nder the present vae of
QIM1M FPIN DAIilirn I R llPNA
fito BYARIVIEDTROOPS:
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Soldiers and Police Search II "Popolo Romano" Dice cho rommcntnn,,0 Rl.
I , I H ilson, nelle vnrle
Clubs and Houses in Dublin,
Cork and Elsewhere
Bisogna Distinguere fra Wil
son o gli Americani
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HIGH EXPLOSIVES SEIZED
Hie only addiess that this letter carried was the one reproduced nhoe. hut (lie Phlladelpbl.i PostolTirc hail no
dltllciiltj in delUerinR the conununlcatlon to Hie "Lending Dally Newspaper of Plilladelphl.i." The envelope
iliilrkl) found Its a to the offlre of the, KxenliiB I'uhllc Ledger. The cnminunlcation contained a leipiest fromii
tesiilent of Nrnpoit, It. I., for newspaiH'rs with accounts nml illustrations of the Knichts Tunpl.ir imiclato in
I'lillailelplila
YOUTH GETS 7 YEARS ' CARRANZA WILL NOT
FOR STEALING $1400'
BREAK IN MINERS' STRIKE
SEEK RE-ELECTION ! Thr" C" Vot
Men of State, Says Bucks
County Judge
When Term Ends, December,
1920, Cabrera Says
prosperity consume! s insist on a poitei
nousc nnu sit loin met
1 'nfrirtnnateh ,
n COW is not nil porterhouse nml Hr
loin and the retailer, in order to carry
his cheaper cuts is foieni to ask high
prices for the ihoice ones, w lm h are
most in demand and of winch the supply
is smallest."
' Sci-.inton. I'.i.. Sept. 111. The first
I
Sentence a Lesson to Young President of Mexico to Quit i,10k m the mni.s of the striking mine
workers came Int" last nlKht, whin
'membeis of three locals of Delaware and
Hudson emplojes voted to return to
work Saturday.
These locals have a membership of
.".000, and it Is expected that their
jaftion will inlluenec the other 0000
iDelawa-e and Hudson men, nnd that
all ill 1" baik at work Mnnitny.
Dovlcstown, Pa., Sept. 11 Hefore I Melro City. Sept. 12. (By A. P.)
CHURCHILL DENOUNCED
Lcbor Member of Parliament
mands British Troops Leave Russia
Glasgow. Sept !. ( It A. P i A
slashinc indirtment of Winston Spencer
Churchill the socictiin for war, tor
his decimal um of jesterdm regarding
the delay in the ewiciiiition of noiih
Russia by Hutish forces, wa deli
ered by .lames Ilinrj Thninn, labor
member of Parliament, at the resump
tion of the sessions of the tiades union
congress here toda. Mr. Thomas moed
a resolution deiuiuidinc that the troops
be withdrawn from ItusMa.
the Criminal Court of Illicit county to
din. Arthur .1. Doughei t. . n?ed twen-t-two
wars of Orlando, l'lorida.
pleaded suilt of larceny and rceehliic
stolen eonds, and was sentenced hv
.ludcc Itjan to serve not less than fite
jeais or more than seven jenrs in the
I'a-tim Peniteiitinrv.
I DoiiKheitj t-etetnl months aco was
De- emplojed by the Rolln Hawes Compan
at linstol and. while Rome to a Bris
tol hank for the company pnrnll to
gether with Herhcit Ilncke. paymas
ter, pointed n revolver at HncUc and
stole SI 100.
After leading n merry chnse to New
Icno. Califoinia and Texas, he was
finally found at the home of his wife
in Oilumlo, l'lorida.
.Indee H.nri Miid the sentence would
probably be a lesson to the young men
in this section of the state who thought
that "easy money" was not difficult to
K'-t.
"Venustinno Carranzn under no cir
cumstances will seel: re-election as
president of Mexico, and without fail
ure will turn the presidency aver to bis
successor upon completing his present
term in December, 1:120, JyUis Cab
rera, secretary of the treasury, nn
r.ounced jestcrday.
This statement was made following
the publication of a report thnt a meet
ing of various political leaders had been
held to consider the re-election of Pres
ident Cnrranza.
, MOB WHIPS TWO WOMEN
Dublin, Sept. 12. (Ily A. P.) A
strong force of soldiers this morning
I searched the Sinn Fein headquarters In
'this city.
Two Sinn Fein members of the House
of Commons were detained after the
search here, while the houses of other
Sinn Fein members of the Commons arc
under visitation.
At Skibhereen, in the southwestern
part of County Cork, nrmed police
i aided a newspaper office and also n
number of private residences. Sinn
i'ein clubs in Cork were also raided by
armed police, who conducted searches
while soldiers stood on guard outside.
The unoccupied Sinn Fein headquar
ters also was, broken into, but it Is
understood that nothing of importance
was discovered there.
Military and police activity was
i tery where in evidence in northern Irc
1 ind. Itaids were enn led out in llel
fast, at Lisburn, Derry, Dundalk,
Louth and Fnnlskillen.
A quantity of the high explosive,
gelignite, was seized nt the Derry Siun
l'ein headquarters.
In the same town the occupant of a
louse which was being searched con
fronted the police with two revolvers,
but was overpowered.
Published ami llxtrlbutetl Under
PERMIT NO ,311 , . -Authorize!
Ijv tho nit of October a.
1017 on llto nt tho PostolTlce of Phila
delphia Pa
Ily order of the President
a. a. iiuiu.nsoN,
l'otmHlir Otnernl.
vlgllarsl sc Invcce si trattl dl dlsordtnl
cnusatl da manlfcstnzlonl dclla citta
dluanza Che, onnal stanca dl nttendcro
1 In clustn soluzlone del nroblcmn dl
fiutne, nbbia tentnto in nualcha modo
dl nffcrmnrc 1 surf dlrlttl dl nazlonallta'.
d. II.)
Itoma, 10 scttembrc (rltardnto).
ro del Presldente
eittn' dcgll Statl
1'iilti, alio scopo dl intere.ssarc l'opln
lone pubbllcn In fnvoro della statuto
delln I,ega delle Naziotil, II glornalc
romnno "La Tribunn" dlchiarn, oggl,
rhe l'tiomo 11 quale bn dlscusso l'nutor
itn' doU'ex-Prcsidento del Conslgllo de
1 Ministrl On. Orlando, quale portnvocc
del sentlmenti del popolo itnllnno, non
c' stnto 11 rapprcseiitnutc del popolo
ninericano, innnnz! nl quale e' orn for-
Itoina, 11 sVttcmbic 11 "Popolo
lioinnno" pubblion tin importante nrti
colo til fondo con il quale dimostra die,
nicntrc la mnggloranza del popolo
americnn6 slmpatlzzn per l'ltalia, nclln
politica dl Wilson vl sono del punti
oscuri clip dehbono indurre gli itnllani
n faic distinzione frn Wilson c gli Stnti
Uniti.
II giornnle dice die il voto del Senato
amerienno circa la ratifica del trattato
di Versaglia dim' se gli tftato Uniti
consentano con la politica ''del Presi
dente Wilson. II giornnle conclude col
raccomandnro agli itnllani dl man
tenert.1 calmi e lidare nella saggczza
degli nttuali loro govemanti.
Lnndra, 11 settenibre. Xotizic qui'
giunte, da fonle nttendibile, rccano clip
uelln citta' di I'iume sarebbcro scoppiate
scrie rivoltc trn italiaiii e truppe jugo
slave. '
(!li Alleati sarebbero statl costretti
ad interveniie e le rivoltc continunno.
Tali notizie, pero', non bono state con
fcrmate. (Abhinmo riportnto 11 tclegramma di
oiii sopin (oiiip c' stato trasmesso
(hiU'Agenia Tclcgrnficn, ma dobblamo
osservare die esso non 6embra troppo
esatto, pohhe' non si comprendc delln
presenza di truppe jugo-slave nella
citta' di riume. Xon vi e' da mara-
FOURN. Y. HOTELS ROBBED
In his tntrmont on tho Voith Ttn-
Ian situation. War Sorr'tary Churrh
m j i i i i: f n...1n.... :,.,
Jll UfUlill I'll IIH' I'iMli , 'V ri.iujiuiuii , , ,. rII- r . u n ...t.i. e
of North Itussin was being, and would J Taxicab Bandits Rifle Cash Drawers
be, adhered to, but that the evacuation
had been retarded owing to the neces
slty of bringing out many Russians
who were in danger of their lives from
BolBheviki vengeance. He denied that
British troops bad been emplojed in
operations against Pctrogiad
ddimcc uincc DDnMnun
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rrovca nc o iiu iciiucmuui vy oulk
Ing on Untamed Mustang
and Hold Up Clerks
New Yorli, Sept. 12. (Ily A. P.)
Hold-up men who have been operating
recently in Central Park and other se
cluded sections of the city today turned
their attention to hotels. Clerks of
four hotels within a mile of Times
Square were robbed by armed men, all
of whom escaped in taxicabs. The
robberies totaled less than S700.
At the Hotel St. Paul the cash drawer
was rilled of $2.",0. A $2.'!0 stickpin was
taken from one of the patrons. From
Saskatoon. Sash.. Sept. 12 -ill A. j the Hotel Madison the robbers took ?20
Georgia Strikers Attack Nonunion
1 Textile Workers
Macon. i.i Sept 12. (llv A. P 1
l Two white women were whipped nnd
I the home of another was stoned bj
strikers during noting here yesterday
j in the null district, where 2000 textile
oi leers hae been on strike for three
weeks. The women were nonunion
workers.
The mob attacked the home of Mrs.
W. T. Crosby, wife of a mill foreman,
nnd were dispersed only after the
woman had fired six times at them, i
The mob caught nnd whipped Mrs. Alice
Wheeler nnd her daughter.
I'lider promise of the strikers that
theie would be no disorder and women
pickets would lie withdrawn, the police
guard was reduced to u minimum yes
terday, but the nonunion workers were
followed from the mills and attacked.
Z3
ffirk-J
P.) After witnessing the best horsi
manship and steer-throwing exhibitions
the "Wild West" could produce, the
Prince of Wales protcd to 20,000
ranchers, cattlemen and oowbos here
yesterday, that "bucking bronchos"
heid no terrors for thnr future king i
A. varied program of steer riding, '
lassoing and horse racing had been ai - I
Tanged for the prince, and after dis
playing a keen interest in all the
"stunts," he indicated a desire to par
ticipate. At bis request a wirj little i
in easii and n .sin cucik. aim- joh
hotel entered was the Sherman Square
where IS2.1 was stolen.
The only case where the robbers used
ioleuce was nt the Holland Apartment
Hotel, where the (lerk was hit on the
bead and S02 taken. The highwawmn
attempted to enter the Hotel Rich
mond, next door, but the clerk refused
to' let them in.
WOMAN DRUGGED IN TAXI
mustang, untamed and unbroken, was
brought out fresh from the paddock,
while the huge crowd gasped its sur
prise. The prince gained the saddle grace
fully, and held it until the little mount
wan exhausted by its efforts to unseat
him. then he requested that he be
photographed in the saddle
SERBIA STILL AT WAR
TO NATURALIZE GERMANS
Companion Disappears After Mys
terious Affair In New York
New York. Sept. 12. Ily A. P.I
I Mrs. Mary Mandel, who registered with
I her husband. I.. II. Mandel, of Chicago.
I nt the Hotel Commodore several weeks;
aco, was found bv Mr. Mandel in ,i
, hospital unconscious from a drug ad
ministered to her while she was riding I
; in a taxicab on Riverside drive. Mr. I
Mandel. declared several thousand dol
. i)arg wort)l 0f jpuniry which his wife
Lw Restricting Enemy Aliens De-had worn was missing,
dared No Longer Operative The chauffeur of the taxicab told the
Washington, Sept. 12 -iflr. PI - pohre that Mrs Mandel had entered
m.. oommissioncr of naturnl.niion l,n, the machine with a young man in front
issued instructions that the net of May
0, 1018, which placed restrictions on
enemy aliens during thp wnr. is no
longer operative to prevent the natural
ization of former subjects of the cen
tral powers.
Cases suspended under this law now
may bo completed, unless there nre
specific objections to indmdnaU nnd
unless the applicant deferred taking
steps toward naturalization within the
two-year period preceedmg the war,
such cases being subject to presidential
exception.
Armed Invasion of Montenegro
Contested Fiercely
Paris, Sept. 12. (Ily A. P. i
Montenegrin oflii inl communication, is
sued nt Pans suys lighting continues
iiereelv throughout Montenegro against
the Serbian invaders, who have suf
fered severe losses. The Serbians have
sent l."i 0(10 ie enforcements by wn of
linsnia and flattaro.
The communication complains of
atrocities upon Montenegrin men and
women
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j Tho emooth texture of
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Prepared for Winter Cooking?
Have you arranged to do your
cooking next Winter in the way
that careful
housewives have
found to be best
for all seasons
with a clean, con
venient, economi
cal Gas Range?
Have you
made pro
visions for
obtai n i n g
that all-year
necessity abundant Hot Water in
the modern way?
To enjoy modern fuel service in your kitch
en, you should have a modern Gas Range
and Gas Water Heater. Term Payments.
Broad and Arch and District Offices
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT
Bold bj Jacob Urns., 1015 Chestnut St..
nml otlir toilet counter
of n nroadw-ay restaurant. The chauf
feur found Mrs. Mandel unconscious
'nfter the man left the machine.
COOKS OPEN RESTAURANT
Omnlia, Neb.. Sept. 12 - i liv A P i
r Striking cooks nnd w niters todav
opened a cafe at which an order of
roast beef, potntiies, biead and butter
sold for tweutj-five cents and other
articles in proportion The rush i
so great that the place was irtnallj
sold out nt 1 o'clock
SEA FIGHTERS WELCOMED
Maryland Honors Navy and Marine
Corps Heroes In Baltimore
TMltimore. Sept. 12. (Ily A P.I
Maryland today welcomed home her
pons who served in the navy nnd ma
rine corps in the great war with a cele
bration that began er.rlv this morning
and wns to continue until late tonight.
The affair was arranged by the state
committee on national defense and in
cluded land and naval pnrades, mu
uirip.il athletic games, n water carnival
and a luncheon to the marchers, the
festivities winding up with a reception
and dance.
The Navy Department sent c squad
ron of wnr vessels, nirplnnes and a
I'mgible to take part in the celebration
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Your Fall Hats!
Let us dress your heads
as they need to be dressed.
"Ytm'U never apologize for
your headgear if you wear
the Mallory the smartest
styles the best Hatters
produce. $5.00.
Comer of 52d and Chestnut West Philadelphia
FtirnixhinaH also at.
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sato a difendcro il trattato dl .Ver
sailles. "ntvicne chlaro ogni glorno dlce'H
giornnle cho l'ostlllta' dl Wilson per
l'ltalia fu una cosa personals. Not
bisogna, pcrtanto, cho man tcnlamo
flducla ncl popolo a ncl Senato Amer
icano." .
Red Crost Extendi Russian Work
Wnshlngt 1 1, Sept. 12. (Ily A. P.)
Extension of relief activities; in west
ern Russia nnd the llaltlc provinces has
resulted in the American lied Cross in
creasing the ,nppropriatff!n for its com
mission In thnt region from $270,000
to $,"100,000, It wns nnounced today,
lloth Esthonlrt nnd Lithuania will benefit.
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