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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEIt-PHlL'ADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1919
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PEKMIT NO. 341 . .
Alithnrlrfxl hv !h art ot October 6.
1017 on flla t the rottotneo ot rhlla-
seipnia. i'a. . .
as nuhLnso.v
Pontmastsr UMifral
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N Roma, 1 ottobre. Trn lc tnippc re
i Rolotri itnliano M nota unn vhn sim
' patia per Gabriele D'Auminsio.
' Dcnaro c vcttovoglic contlntinno nil
' affluirc in Flume.
Paris). 1 ottobre. I.a rntitkariuiic ilel
f 4 tratlatl (11 Versailles c St. Germain
non potra esscro ritarunta iu nana
per lo scioiiHmcnto del Varlnmento
Non e necessnrlo ntlendero la convo
razlone ilella nuova Camera, s.1 dice nel
clrcoll della Conferenza della 1'nce,
nnlrhV Rponnclo l'artiiole ." della rn-
etltuzlone del Iteirno d'ltalin 1 trnttati
potrauno diventre in foria di escourionc
per decrito reale. 11 quale saiebbc po
Rcfa prfseutnto nl mioe parlamento ptr
1'approvaztone.
La motUaxiono per la rirlnesta lUllo
sclogllmento della Camera, presentata
dal I'ruldeute del Conilnllo del Mint
stri a lie Vlttorio l'mnniiele fn clic 11
niandato della Camera del Deputnti era
aplrtto fin dall'ottobre l!lh 11 piiu
cipalc arRomento durante le proimp
elezlonl sara le question! lnternazionali
che la nazionc deve affrontnre. rimne
la sltuazione interna tniixata dalle
tendeme rholuzionaile dei socialist l
ufficiali.
IOn. Nitti lecgeia il deoreto di
ficioellmento della Camera entro poeln
eiorni,
Klume, 30 settcmbre i.e lonilinom
normali sono state ristorate in Spalato,
ore conflitti crano nvenuti uelle atrude
ira Italianl e croati. t,
Gabriele D'Annunzio lia tin i forzu di
armatl che tra ufficiali e soldati rat;
clnnge 1 15,000 uomini, secondo ni
formazloni riccvute da fonte autoreuilo
Altri uomini costantcmente si unlscono
a D'Annunzio, raoltissimi de 1 qualt
sono soldati dell'csercito ugolure itali
ano die abbandonano le loro unitu'
lungi la linca di armistino per trguire
il gindc poeta.
HAMPTON S. THOMAS DIES
Overworked Chief Clerk of Re&J'
tratlon Board III Few Days
Hamilton S. Thomas, chief clerk of
tho board of registration cominlcnlonc",
died last night nt liln home. 3fi48 North
Klshteenth street. Cherwork occasioned
by the exceptlonnlh heavy registration
this fall is thought to have been the
cause of his deatli at the nge of forty
nine. Last Saturday he nttended to his
duties in the City Hall, but the day foU
lowing was seized with an attack of
acute indigestion, which wan followed
by n stroke of npoplex It Is also
thought that an automobile neudent
three weeks ago, in which he suffered
Injuries to the head and minor brult-es
about the bodj. may have contributed
to his illness and death
Mr. Thomas was appointed to the
post he held nt the lime of his death
when the Hoard of Registration Com
mlssioners was first organized, and
dentil lontiniioush until last wsr Tt
was said then that pressure was Wing
exerted b the Vaie oignnisNition to
cause his resignation in order to make
loom for the nppointnirut of one of
their adherents, nnd much indignntlou
at this found -olce nt the time on ne
count of Mr Thomas's long nnd faith
ful seriee Members of the hoaid re
celved mnny protests and declined his
resignation had not bien asked and
would not be Shortli nftir Mr
Thomas resigned to accept on the date
his resignation became effective u more
luernthe appointment as a rial estate
assessor with the Hoard of ItcMsion
of Taxes
Chester A. Buck
Chester Buck prominent in poll
tics nnd busnices in the North -I'eiin
section, died Monday niglit nt his home
Xll Columbia avenue l.ansdale, after
n six mouths' illness He was sixty
one ars old
Mr. Buck was majout Nader pf the
hoiough council, vice preside nt of the
Hoard of Trade, vice president of the
I'nlrinount Tire Pompom, past dictator
of the Moose Lodge, chnirninn of the
soldiers' memorial committee and presi
dent of the Decatur CounU Livestock
Compnn of Philadelphia
A widow and two children, Mr .7
Alexnuder Ireland and Charles Buck,
both of Philadelphia, sunive him
TENANTS ARRESTED
FOR SLAYING DOCTOR
I Chicago Police Say They Have
Confession to Strangling and
Attempted Cremation
Chicago, Oct. i (By A P ) Tliuc
men, tennnts of property owned bv Dr,
A. Kecinnlcl Knrreman, muilling nil
onth to kill, murdered the plij&iclnn,
whose body was found Monday inght
in his burning home, according to an
nouncement b the police late last night,
lames Kliorls, tlurt)-six years old;
Chris Parris and George Pappas were
charged with the murder and subse
quent firing of the doctor's home in
order to coer their crime They were
placed formnlh under arrest nfter
Khoris's jounger brother, Louis, had
made a statement implicating them, the
police said
The Klioris brothels nie pioprietors
of time stores, one of which was owned
b Doctor Knrreman Two inw suits
and tho Ill-feeling that followed re
sulted In the murder, the police say.
Bits of charred rope with which
Doctor Karrcman was strangled were
identified ns parts of a coil for sale at
one of the Klioris stores.
In the nllegcd confession, James
Klioris nsscrtcd the physician struck him
first. Doctor Karrcman then was
knocked unconscious by Parris and
Pappas, the purported confession
continues, adding: "We went to
the doctor's home and he and Jim
quarreled. We then fought nnd he was
knocked unconscious. A c dragged him
into another room nud set fire to the
house."
None of the men 'would admit placing
the ropo about Doctor Karreman's neck,
according to the police, each nccusing the
other
Harris and Pappas also confessed par
ticipation iu the murder, officers stated.
Veterans Oppose
Dojlestown, Ta.,
Legion Building
Oct. 1 Pormcr
son ice men of this borough have voted
down the proposition mndo by citizens
li erect it memorial building to house
the Americnn Legion post Instead,
they hue asked for n permanent monu
ment to be built nnd erected in a park
set aside for that purpose
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Flume, 2S settenibie intJidatm
Gabriele D'Annunzio, capo dei olou
tari clic hanno occupato Fiume, ha oggi
ricevuto un corrispondentc dell'Associ
ated Press cd ha n lui couferinntn la
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Dr. Emanuel S. Gaiis
Emanuel S. Gnn. sixH three
j cars old well Known in rmiitili iplua
medical circles, died U's'eidnv lit his
home, 711 Noith I'rnnklin stiect I'neu
monia, following a protruded illnes,
was the cause of lus deatli
Doctor Gans was unmarried and lied
with his sister, the wife of Di Mux T
Stern He was graduated from ihe
Jefferson Medical College in 18&0 ''or
innm M irs he was :i lettuier at the
Medico Clnriirgie.nl College nnd was
dermatologist al the Mcdico-Chiiurgiinl
Hospital. PhilaeUlphin Hospital and nt
Mount Slum Hospital He also was a
niembei of the Masonic ordei
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..w..uu..uu ... ,"""":"ul i luiui """ i (Jans, surwve linn
a cne non sara nnuessa all'Italin ,
01 siamo neti ui iederj in I M ,
Tlume hn ,loti il nnn ..- ,i:-, , 1 iviajor
che rimnrremo qui' fino a the la c itta uncago,
non sara' anncssa all'ltnlia Sotto J;.,",', '.
nessuna condizionc abbandoneremo la United States arnn. died nt n hospital
Tjciua se non veuremo rnggntnco u ; lu-re .Monclii niglit
Dostro scopo. oi vedete lentusinsmo
dei-voolo di Fiume per esserc annesso.
Questo popolo e' (taliano e siamo fermi
nella determlnazlone fino a the le nostre
asplruzionl non sie.no state raggiunte
II nostro motto rimane oggi come
qunndo principiammo l'lmpresa :
"Fiume o morte".
"Siamo pronti nl sacrilic 10 nello
sforzo di guadagnare quntito crediamo
giusto e di dirltto."
D'Annunzio indossa la eliMsa di
Tenente Colounello. II suo scguito u'
composto di tutti gioani, nessuno dei
quail supera il grado di tenente col
onnello. Dei 10 ufSciali che fanno parte
rtel seguito di D'Annunzio, settc sono
decoratl della mcdaglla d'oro nl alor
mllltare e si noti che soltanto 27, in
rono i decorati von tale meiluglia du
rante la guerra.
Edward J. V.attman
Oct 1 The Hev Mnjoi
Vattman, said to have been
tanking thaplain in the
Major Vattiimn was fii t appointed
an armj cliaplaln bv rresiclent llnjes
jiu lb"7
Funeral of A. W. James
Funeral services for Albert Webb
James, sixtj two jears old, will be held
this afternoon nt 2 o'clock from hip
home, 17.10 North Twtut -eighth
street.
Members of FinnUm Lodge, Xo. 134.
F and A M , Columbia Club, cm
jilojes of Uoal Klectrotjpe Compan
ami all other organizations of whith
he was a number, hne been invited to
the funeral sen ices.
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NOT TO FIRE ON U. S. FLIERS
-Mexico Says Order Was to Report,
Nbt,Shoot, Airmen Crossing Border
Mexico City, Oct. 1. It is not true-
that Mexican troops have been oidered
to firo upon Americnn aviators tljiiii?
over Mexican territorj, as had been1
reported, said a statement given the
newspapers last night by Louis Cabrera,
the secretary of the treasury, the rank I
ini; Kuternment official in Mexico Citj ,
at present.
lie asserted otders had simply been
jssuvu mm me uiuvcwiicius oc uu nvia
tors be reported.
FAIR RECEIPTS $106,190
Totals at Allentown Show $25,000
More Than Ever Before
Allentown, Pa., Oct 1 Auditing of
accounts show1 that the Allentown Kan
last, week had total receipt of $100
100.04, or $2.".(KH) more than in nuv
previous year, and $0000 more than had
been hoped for. The heaviest receipts
ere ?34,8ti0.r0 on big Thursday .
AVednefcday and Saturday both netted
.inore than $18,000, and Monday, the
opening day, better than $1(5,000.
The fair's share of the beer stand
rental was only $3033, half of uliat tame
from this source in former jenrs. f'p
to this time the landlord of the stand
paid 10 per cent of cash admissions.
On account of prohibition he was let off
this year xith G per cent.
Or. Newell Sill Jenkins
New Haeti, Conn., Oct 1 Wind
was rcceied here ctteidaj of the eluith
in Hatre, France, of Dr Newell m!1
Jenkins, nu American deiitict. the m
ventor of the porcelain method of 1iIIiii'
teeth Doctor Jenkins was born in Cnpe
Cod, Mais , and was socnts eight
years old.
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FINNS SMASH RED LINES
Whole Divisions of Russian Bolshe
vlkl Surrender After Defeat
CopenlioRcn, Oct. i. (Hy A. I)
'Ihe brcaklnB of the Bolshevik lines nt
Ilulnta by the troops ot the rinnlsh
General Bnlakovltch is reported by tho
Novo Itosslya, says a dispatch from
Ilelslnirfors received here. 'While ill
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