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DNKOPPdutlCJAN TOHOflFT
IN ARNSTEIN CASE OF CONSTITUTION
Bond Theft Investigators Inter
ested ill Disappearance of
Former Cleveland Official
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mv York, May U.-flUe clkappprir
.. t a fnrmcr .Cleveland city offlclnl
ho ii bclloyed to Have jconc to Kttropc
Hon "ah New York bond thefts, nh
irecBtlne several million dollars. Saul
! Jtjrrs, counsel for Mirrty companies
In the bankruptcy proccedliiRs, of Jules
fNlckv") Arnstein one of tlionlleed
iVaders 'in the bond plot, said he under
!f.",t ii i former, ClbvVlamI official left
iwn htirrtcdlr shortly.' after n visit
from two men -w'ho were placed under
turvclllanec fplloVinc Arnstcln's dlsap-pe-rancc
February 12.
TIic Identity of the Cleveland man Tva
not disclosed, but It was said thnt he
had been In closo touch with Arnstcln
and various pamblcrs nud politicians in
Cleveland. The investigators learned
.i$o that several Cleveland politicians
risited this city and cgnferred with
friends of Arnstein here,
The arrest of two men wanted in the
rase i sought by two detectives who
left hero tor ine .iiuuio iti-si. mrrau-
jatiOn alSO 18 UC1UB iuuub iici-u ui iu-
L.ntinn obtained from friends of
irttv" nornstein. nlleccd to have been
eric of the men who aided In tho disposal
of bonds, who died hi a hospital here
April 11.
ChlcaRo. May 1.1. (By A. P.)
After piecing together thousands of
scraps of papcr.from thq waste basket-of
Arthur Ecrcmont, pollco declared today
they had obtained evidence establishing
nhtnliiio connection between Ecrc
mont and "Nicky" Arnstein, alleged
leader in $2,GOO,000 bond thefts In Now
Letters and telegrams relating to nu
merous stock and bond transactions
rtre said by tho police to havo been
found in the scraps from Ecrcmont'a
waste basket1, and somo of them were
made public. '
Letters from Ecrcmont to Carlos Fer
rer, known also as Theodore do Mores,
a Milwaukee, bond salesman, were
pieced together. One of tuolcttcrs made
public told of an appointment made by
Ferrer on January 2 with "an agent of
a friend" of Ecremont. l'ollco declared
this friend was "Nicky" Arnstein.
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SHIRTS
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n MATTER WHAT CONDITION
Our xprt methods l a new leaas of
Ilf to our present shlrt no patchlnr.
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1602 MARKET I2S.rK8B
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Old Panama Hats
Cleaned and Reblocked
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Our Service
to Buyers
Grand Central Palace
To facilitate business trans
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Countries exhibiting and sell
lag here wo Invito wholesale,
foreign and demestlc buyers to
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for hotel reservations, appoint
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EANORlLpoRTkR
Commission Expects to Finish
Revision After Considering
Proposed Ch'angos This Week
Tlu a Staff Corrcsponifciit
Harrlsbiirg. Mny 11. Completion of
the revised draft of the proposed new
state constitutlonthls week Is the aim
of the commission on constitutional re
vision. The commission resumes sit
tings today, expecting to stick to the
job until Friday If necessary to liuish
itsvtnsk.
Tho main thing before the commission
will bo tho consideration of approxi
mately COO new proposed nmendments.
It Is expected thnt the nmendments
applying to tho first five articles will bo
disposed f quickly. All radical pro
posals, such as proportional voting, tho
InUintlvo and tho referendum, aro ex
pected to be eliminated quickly.
As soon as It finlshe consideration
of tho proposed amendments the com
mission will decide what plan to follow
In making the propose'd new constitu
tion a reality. Tho Legislature hds
the flnnl say. '
The commission may decide to pre
sent the new draft to the Legislature
nnd ask Its ndoption by that body nud
subsequent submission to tho people. Or
It mny ask tho Legislature to authorize
a constitutional convention to go over
the entire subject again.
Some consideration also is expected
to bo given to 11,000,000 potential voters
among th'c women of tho state, whose
obtaining of the vote Is conceded to be
only n question of time.
UNPERWOOn FIGHTS FOES
Contests for Senate Seats Feature
Primary in Alabama
Montgomery, Ala., Mny 11. (By A.
P.) Because national as well as stato
nnd local issues were involved and can
didates to be named ranged from rela
tively unimportant county oracials to
United States senators, tho Democratic
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statd'tvldo primary today was expected
to 'result in tho polling of tho largest
Witc in years. In addition to two sena
torial candidates tctl were to bo noini-.
tinted for the House of Representa
tives, twenty-four delegates to tho San
Krnnclsco convention were to be chosen
and a long list of state, court and local
dffieera were on tho bnllot. '
Senator1 Underwood, leader of his
party In tho Stnatc, was opposed by
.Tudgo Sam D. Weakley, of Birming
ham, nnd It. B, Mugrove, of Juspcr.
In the recent campaign William Jen
nings Bryan stumped the state In ndvo
cmy of Mr. Musgrotc and this partlc-
Uniformly Pure
Certified by the
Philadelphia
PedtatricSoclety
Walker-Gordon
Milk is also de
livered in New
YorkandBoslon
At the Walker-Gordon Farms
(one hour from Philadelphia)
herds of pure bred cows produce
the very finest milk under constant
supervision. Twenty minutes'
after milking, the milk is cooled,,
placed in sterilized bottles, double
capped, iced and ready for de
livery. You- can always be certain of
uniformly pure milk, fresh, sweet
and wholesome just as it comes
from the cow. What this means
you can quickly tell by the happy,
healthy people who drink plenty
of Walker-Gordon Certified Milk.
Order Walker-Gordon Certified
Milk by telephone. We deliver it
regularly from our own wagons
also Cream and Buttermilk.
SUPPLEE-WILLS-JONES MILK COMPANY
Distributing Agents for Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Vicinity
Telephone, Poplar 3503
Walker-Gordon Milk
JUST AS IT COMES FROM THE COW"
ular contest aroused much bitterness.
Four candidates nspiro to fill out the
unexpired term of tho loto Senator
Bankhcad. They arc former Governor
Emmet O'Neal, Bepresontntlve .7.
Thomas Ilcfliu, of tho Tlfth district;
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3-Pc. Overstuffed
Library? 7 Q.00
SUITE .
$1.50 a Week
A vnluo you cannot equal no
matter how far you look. Note
tho graceful curved backs and
the deep upholstcrinp. Covered
in fine grade brown muleskin.
Itny Itushton, of Montgomery, nnd for
mer Senator FrnnkiWhltc, of Birming
ham. Mr. Bryaa ill the campaign also
urged tho defeat of Air. O'NeoI.
DREER'5
POT GROWN
TOMATO PLANTS
Strong plant grown in 3-in. pott
Now ready. Par superior to hot-hed-grown
plants and give bigger
and better crops.
AH, Vegetable and Flower
Seeds Can Be Planted Now
Our seeds nro of sMectPd strains
nnd dependable germination.
LAWN GRASS SEEDS
Not too late to renovate your
lawn. Wo have lawn grass seeds
for every condition, both for
shady and sunny places.
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Executives Coins to a conference in their company's Packard. Hundreds of Corporations have standardized on Packard on an economy basis
high mileage per jdollat jof investment and low running cost over a term of years
Does the Car Buyer Want the Facts
,.-
THE late Joseph Choatc
used to say that lawyers
would go out of business if
men were not so bent on making
the same old mistakes the same old
one need or can make the
old mistakes in selecting his motor
car, if he will look for transportation
facts instead of "features" and
"talking points."
The strong Packard opinion which
be finds on every hand does not ex
press itself in' technical details or
costly luxurybut in such every-day
words as economy, comfort, ability
and lasting value.
IET a man figure on keeping his
J Packard from six to ten years
and he has a material saving in in
vestment, as against the car that must
be traded in every two or three years.
Think of the stability of the Pack
ard design! His Packard always a
"new model."
His gasoline mileage will be from
nine to thirteen, depending on road
conditions. Oil mileage, 700 or more
to the gallon. Tires, properly cared
for, ten thousand to sixteen thousand
miles.
The steel in his Packard is worth
more than twice as much as the steel
in the ordinary car.
The moving parts in the Twin-Six
engine are better balanced than in
any other automobile engine. Con
sequently there is less vibration and
less wear on bearings.
WHEN a man buys a motor car
he knows pretty well what x
sort of transportation he expects it
to deliver.
Economy does not lie in the di
rection of temporary makeshifts
or compromises.
Packard first-class transportation
will give him a definite and perma
nent advance in his way of traveling.
It will cost him less per passenger
mile during his whole motoring ex
perience than even second-class
transportation.
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Packard Twin-Six Cars For Immediate Delivery
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY of Philadelphia
319 North Broad Street
BRANCHES-Atlantlc City, Bethlehem, Camden, Harrlsburc, Lancaster, Reading, Trenton, Williamsport, Wilmington, YorlT
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SO goes the old college
song. And the same
chorus is applicable
to the land.
See if it isn't.
. Moi'G than sovon vnilKnr.
automobiles are- rolling
around this country, caus
ing a great deal of outlay
and at the same time put
ting hustle into industry
and producing much pleas
ure and prank
Eacli car is equivalent to a
private railroad, the owner's
carriage laying its own track
as it bowls along. You don't
even have to stick to the roads
you can ride in the lots, and
up the wooded lanes.
The automobile is a builder
of highways, a promoter of
human health, an uncovercr of
scenery, a winner of wars and
an aid to matrimony. It gets
the doctor there on time and
carries the "message to Gar
cia." One person out of every 20 in
these United States owns a car
and the other 19 want to. Ne
braska and Iowa arc little
States, but out there they have
one motor car for every six and
one-half norsons. Movor Una
I there been such a demand for
i cars all over the world even
in Iceland!
Successful makers of stand-
ard cars are standing on their
xiuuus 10 mi oraers ana. tipping '
over from sheer exhaustion,
with thousands of orders un
filled. Stockholders in the right car
companies are gathering a har
vest of dividends never before
known in the motor car indus
try. And now, Mr. Man and Mrs.
Woman who are reading this
column, here is where yoic com
in;
You are invited to send
your name and address
in order that you may re
ceive (by mail) some vital
and interesting news that
will prove greatly to your
financial advantage. Also
a certain lively Picture
Book relating to this busi
ness all without cost or
obligation on your part.
I You will find out how (and
why!) the manufacturers of
one of the three best cars built
in America have decided to let
a few alert and ambitious men
and women in each State par-
i ticipate in the profits of their
, expanding business.
Actual orders for cars ap- I
Iproximating nino million dol
lars retail value are now on
the Company's books.
i The entire factory produc-"'
tion is sold up to the end of the 0
( 1921 fiscal year. i
' This is one of the fine cad '
(remember that!) selling atf
over $5000 through Sales Agen-
cies established in 22 cities.
The most prominent people
in Philadelphia own this fa
mous car and ride in it right
past your door.
And get this! a plan has
been arranged by which you
can havo a share in the owner
ship of this successful motorcar
Company easily and comfort
ably, and your ownership will
mean full participation in all
the profits of the business
now and in the future if you
act promptly enough.
Maybe you have never an
swered a financial advertise
ment before in your life and
maybe you have. But at any
rate, answer THIS one. It'a
i inlv a little thine- tf rln inert-
I postcard and the chances are
you will be mighty glad you did
i it.
Strike One! i
This is the
ments to be
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in an early
nouncement
answer thla
game. 'fl
Simply send your Name and
i Address before sundown to m
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first of three Announce
made in tho Philadelphia I
Tho second will appear "
issue. The third An-
wlll bo the last. If you
first ono TODAY you
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