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THE WEATHER
Tftaln tonight and probably l'"'''''''
Jrn followed by clearing Ifrlilio J
owest tcmperaturo tonight 35 decrees.
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PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921
I'ubllhhnJ ViUU 1xrjit iSumln
sii(ii rijition Vri
li I'Ulilir . ZfV '"
n rt n par h MhI
PRICE TWO CENTS
MAN SLA YS GIRL, SHOOTS 4 POLICE
FROM BARRICADED HOUSE IN 6-HOUR
SIEGE; DROPPED B Y SHOT IN HEART
BERGDOLL BRIBE
PAID ID ARMY MEN
'Alabama Joe,' Giant Ne
gro, Caught Near 17th
and Lombard Streets
RIDDLED BY BULLETS,
PRISONER STILL LIVES
i
Conquered by Bluecoat After
Hantl-to-Hand Struggle
in Dark
FIREMEN RENDER HELP
Terrorized Persons Rescued
With Ladders From Top Floor
of Fagin Place House
i
William Diescii, of Chester, T'n . a
Xgro Known ns "Alabama Joe," shot
Ihrfo patrolmen nnd n sergeant during
fx hour revolver battle with 200
patrolmen rnrlj today, after lie bad
iniirili'rcl l!rnco Ilobinon. colored.
The m'inler and the wholesale shoot
ing which followed nooturod nt the
wnman's home, nt '. Pngin's place, n
Jtttlc court between Sixteenth nnd .Sev
enteenth tticet", just soutli of T.om
bard.
Drescn. who li fort years old, finally
isa captured bs Pntrolninn Anderson,
of the Twelfth and Pino stiects sta
tion, riddled with bullets, nnd is in
the 1'oljclinte Hospital, expected to die.
H was shot through the heart.
The fire department bad an importnnt
Trt in the fight and final victory over
the outhw. During its height firemen
riKed their lives to go by ladder to
the third floor, whence they recited two
iromrn anl a child who were screaming
there in terror.
Then the firemen turned streams of
wttcr on the hoiie, smoking the win
dow nnd hnracsing the murderer.
Tr to Smolic Out Slaer
Bnttiillou Chief William Barrett, at
the nsk of bis life went into the. house j Driver Fcrced to Surrender 20
nnd ot off sulphur candies supplied by j Barrels at Pistol Point
Tollee Surgeon Owens, which it was; .
. , , . . Near Abington
honed would smoke Drescn out. i a
rtiolmen from station houes nil "
orrr South Philadelphia nnd firemen PRISONER FOR TWO HOURS
from ft ir engine nnd ladder companies
took mrt in the lone siege. Police ,f tin- nt. mid of Tienton
"Mabima Joe" wns nble to hold out
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NTAVOY
DECLARES
House Committee Opens Probe
of Slacker's Escape With
Prosecutor as Witness
BOASTS MADE IN GERMANY
ARE BASIS FOR INQUIRY
i II j a Staff Coriespoiident 1
Washington. IVb. 10. Intimations
'of biibcn s'wen by (JroXer llergdoll in
fiermnm fonn the inninpr!ng of the
Iloue milllnr) aflnirs lomniiltee inis
tigatinn begun here tofjy.
This was nnnouneed by Congressman
Julius Knhn, chairman of the loiumlt
tee, ns that body assembled to piobc
licnsdollS flight to tbo fatherland
t'nllrd Slntes Uistrict Attorney Me
Vvoy, of riiilndclphln, wns the first
witness
"Ilergiioll's cable from (Jermunv to
the Philadelphia PuuUO Lkdorii U the
insis fur this investigation because of
its impliention of bribery." Mr. Knhn
ciiid ns lie cnlled the meetinc to older
A militnrj ntniospbete was given the I
hearing room l.y tne service iiuks mi
the walls nml a case tilled uitn insignin.
fiom the Congre-oiional medal of honor
down to Victory buttons. A grim inn
ihlne gun was mounted on a cabinet
Kight of the nineteen members of the
uiilitnij committee attended the hen
injf. Including Kepiesentatixe Thomas,
S ('l.igu. Hepublicau, of WnMieMiuig
RepitMMitutho Arthur (J. Dcvnlt. Pirn ,
oiint of Alleiitown, wns nn intere-led
siiii'tnlin lie nit with the i onililitti
follow Ml .MCAoy s icaiuiioii .
Ex-Service Man Today's Lim'rick Winner
Mi. Dorsey who wins the
$100 prize awarded today
was promoted from private
to 1st lieutenant during the
war. He is a member of Lu
Lu Temple and is a thirty
second degree Mason and is
also connected with several
building and loan associa
tions. His winning lim'rick
was :
LIMERICK No. IG
X slacker who fled o'er the (
sea
Thought a wonderful hero
was he
With his pots full of gold,
But I've often been told
A wee fee got Gcc Cee liec mx n,iriK strcct
free. Silosinan Hurley Motor C
llroiu and Race Streets
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ABORBOARD
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WAGE PAGTS
Executives' Plea for Immediato
Abrogation of Contracts
Is Denied
DECISION MADE BEFORE
HEARING EMPLOYES' SIDE
Issues Involved Outside Juris
diction of Commissioners,
Judge Barton Says
ANTI-UNION PLOT CHARGED
Brotherhood Leaders Declare
Conspiracy to Destroy Their
Organization Exists
ERWIN BERGDOLL MAYOR MAY VEIO
FREE, IS REPORT, 'SPENDTHRIFT' BILL
Itj the. ssiKl.ited Pi ess
(liiid?o. r-b 111 - The fedeinl nll
i id Uilmi boanl lndnv denied the re
i ier nf ihp Ameiican As.oel ition of
It i Iwih Keeutii for lnim"iliute nh
rngntiun "f tlie nntionnl wnge ngree
i M.ti with the brntheihoods and os
i id iliinent of o new bn-i" rate for un
-' iMi-,1 lab ii nridicuted on loinl londi
Him Rearrested and Hur
ried Here
Tim hrrniid bouse on the left In this little comt was (be scene of a terrific battle early this morning between Wil
liam Dresen, a Negio, and 200 police, who fought to capture Diesrn after he had shot and hilled a girl. Drcsen
was tin. ill., shot and capturid. lliemen in the house opposite plajed heavy streams of water on :t Kugln's plnee
to help the polirc in their siege. Two women and a boy, who had batrieaded themselves on tbo third floor of S
I'ngln's pl.ice, (o protect tlieinsches from Drcsen, were carried down n lire ladder
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TAKEN BY BANDITS
TRUCK OF ALGOHO
were imliliel enrh tins morning ol tlie
hohl-up nf n motnrtr icK on the Tiineoln
eh en inihs from City Hall,
theft of th. truck nnd twenty
Ucl them ns shields in front of doors I barn Is of ginin nl ohol consigned to
wwiiImw
i long ns lie did becnuso ho had taken . . ,
raltrev-.es fiom beds in the house and nmj t,n
They leceivcd many of . pw York. . ,.,,..
in
th" liilli-i 'nennt for hlni.
Ash niipf iretl nt windows from time
to turn tiimg out nt the patiolmen,
he wniiM usi Ins j ttl over bis left
rm hi 1 ,i- ln nml, jell ''Alabama
Dow n
PI, uuied riiciuh.il Itnmbs
Hn I ii i In light in Jul when it did
i 'rii.aldi IimIc bmnbs, which
: piipnieil nt the Polyclinic
tld h.'i.e been put off In
i i -tinngle Drcsen with their
lepmled the hold up. nnd his storjof
irrnimniii h tlircp linnilits was n weird
1 recitnl of being me .need with revoherH.
Dead and Wounded
iti Downtown Shooting
Dead
drni e Uohliison. twentj -seven
i ins old No. .'I rngui' place. Negro
girl sweetheart nf II. II. Drcsen.
D.vlng
II IT. I)renen. of Chester, the
inuideier, in Poljclmie Hospital,
with eight bullet wounds in body.
lie is a Negro.
Wounded
Patrolman Abe ITorwitr. S032
l'astwlt'k avenue, shot in bead.
Pntinliuan Silas Cannon, HOf
Cjpri-NS Ktieet. shot in leg.
Sergennt Joseph Hiillcck, of
Twelfth nnd Pino -Meets station,
shot in thigh.
Pntrolninn Willinm Hnhn. 2404
Madison avenue, hand cut and pow
der burns on fate ,
14 CENTRAL RADS
DECLINE INSIGNIA
i ml
iie-eiv. If Released, McAvoy Will Have
iiie fomminee nan iienne ii. n-u-.
bilioii offend by Mr. Kuhu piovidin.'
fur a (ommittee of live membeis of the,
Houe "to investigate and ptneure nil j
lads i ile. ant to IKing res)on-ibllit.v for ,
the esiaiie nml for the failure to ree.ip .
lure ltetgdnll. and partlularlv to ihtei- , m
mine whether lelatlons, friends, (oiin-'"
sel or nltorneVH of the caid llergdoll ,
pnilliipiited ill a plot or eonspunev to
( ffect or give uld to said eicapc."
All I.lnKs Helng Sougbt
The inquiry is to detcimlne iiUo if
nil (.'seirs or privates of the arms
or nt the disciplinary bnrrncks at doj
einor's Island were in a plot to aid the
escape. ,
Chairman Knhn. nt the outset, ic
viewed the developments In the case,
nnd bad a opy of the Vynuc dKi.onis
cop righted interview with HcrgdoU reail
into the lecoul. ,
"As vou know, tliirt meeting, nltboUKh
it Is the regular meeting day. is to
ini-n nn tlmikii ri'solutio.i .K I. to in
vestigate the eenpe of (irover lleig
iloll to 'ieiman." Mr. Knhn wild.
"This resolution wns intioduced n tew
l,in..o ft..i- tloii-ilnll eseaneil. As I re-
"".'." ."" . " . "... .".I. ..i ...
It. tliat escape I('l) im" ")
I In decision c.uiie before II ,
.1 well piesident of the inilwn em
i. 'mes' ilepuitmeut of the ii.ericnn
1 iliiatioii of r.nbiir. bad stalled b!
I ilv to the sflteini'iit linile for the
i i Iwnv executives Inst week bv W W
tt i bin v. of the Peniisvlv.'iniu Ttnil-
end It wns totall unexputed, but
Mi Jewell innde his stutement nevcr-
thllls,.
The bonul held thnt it bad no juris
diction over questions involving ex
ieni of operation and suggest! d thnt
i either the roads nor tin union inter
i ii .t the Inuring on stnndi'id rules and
,, ,. i ii iii winking conditions with ' fuitber un-
Iawin llergdoll is rutiioieil ieleas.,1 M.,,, looio nuiv ( to th. M inn. (HUM wanunted deinniiils "
tiom custod:- m Kansas Citv on a wnt ,,, , n:...i0-0i00 1)lankl,t i ;Hr,r, I'owers nefineil
In ninouncing the decision of the
Moore Reported to Have Enough
Votes to Kill Million
Dollar Crab
COURT IN KANSAS CITY CONFERS WITH SMYTH
board. Chairman II. M. llnrton re
viewed the powers of the uonrd under
the trnnspoitation net of Pebrunry 23,
11120. He snid the ait imposed upon
iiuw ns. uriuis, nnniRiii in u.c . ...i.u punlion ordinance for the iM.tion of
States Il'striit Curl thin-. ,l,1(!,. lllwn.H ..,,,, , .
Lnit.d States U.stn-t Attomej M-- W1)ltl nftip , M ,,
Avoy, festir.ving in nslilngton tmiuy , ,unfireniv with Citv s;oii,.,tor Smvtli i
before tlie House milium iiffnir- com- nml ten oiincilinen to foiiMihi sbisbin
mittec on
unit, niii ...i.'-n sivls Id (MllllUUI IIIU Ilipi..lwil
iiimor. mil niiuiiuiiceii nt vv usliington t wni bint
Hint II li v.eie iriie. i.iwiii inuiii (iiiieij uic mec
M'tinlil Ii'. Ii'liriwli.l nn til. I ritlitil lini1. 11 .intil i
rants. - , noon nnd thrtfli'. hint .. snfli. i.nt nnn.her yi'aratcd rub s nnd working .onditions
jirti-i- 1I1H1141I1 llliun? '"tit- ... .- - (iiimiiiin n t imi.-i ) i "llfllllln I .1 i I i . t i i .
.i t -I, tiu iiiiinLnf piiifi.iiin r.i-w.i Thin .inr!''lp bonru tho duty fi iiPi'idinj; (Minute
the esc.,,,., of (..over Perg- ' K-t orlhinii , P. '' between carriers And employs of what
t..k-n step, to eonlirn. the Mupi,",",! CoUrT item ' '","""t"": t,R Mmll lonstitute Ju-t and reasonable
a.b intwUut Cttv Hull puor to '"""' ,'!'lIr"s '"'" u,",'us "I "or,t-
etiu7neil that th" Mnorl,ni-',romUlionS.- . .
nit"nh?llion bill this after-1 Tbe present benung. bv nieement.
Cap and Gown
DIPLOMAS NOT DEGREES
I'riviii iluplicnting bis brother, (irovu-
llLrgdoll's, exploit.
As a precuutioii I caused two win -rants
to be sent to the Kansas Citv
nfiii e some time ago. One charges
l'ruiti llergdoll with coding the draft
and the other is the win unit based on
with his mother.
YOUNG WOMAN INJURED
IN FIGHT WITH BANDIT
n :': - "- .-.
... marked n mute rh.illenge ngi
Hit In Head With Weapon While tabllshed tradition Although the oc
nealatlnn Robber In Street ' currenco wns ninth'.! bv no clash, and
Miss Charlotte Itobbins
fo f lu
V. 0
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II. .
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Tne
ni
( UN., bud sent for rifles,
siii,.i is hoped to be nblo to
is believed to have
s supposed swectheait,
nt No ::.
P' . Ii hi nlT fiom iidJoinuie roofs.
11. f p il, ,, Kp ended patrolmen
t m pli.ib . into the houe from nil
t mug il m IlinBs nml poured n constant
iniidmn tire into tin mums, The Negio
ha.l u 1 iiiots m bi bodj when An
dfison iifi.r ., Miuggl,. with him ill
tin (hiikn ,!,. ,jm ,ml jlt0 tl)C
itreet
Mul,ai ii Iik
calN to k , i,
(race Ilnum,,,,
llurw tint dill's Itmli
Tl I1' h ( .!.. not know vvliv Diesen
hot tin v ,, w, was (went) -seven
ur o'i 'II,.. two we,,, on the sec
uml " 'i il" house !. bo fired
" ,IU" '" h.i ,i ad. That was nt
1 "'l1' I tl in .Hung.
"'in ie i in ml hir ilownstniis. wmt
" the ,i. ,i, ai li,,,.u im. ilto ,,1
"'iett II sio, on th,. teps mid llrid
'r"'ml sh.i, i(l,i, ,ntvlvll ,,r ,)0(b,
'' '" s!iim,,i the ,ooi behind him
""I ran up-iuii-
I'atiuliuini , ,' (, n wI0M.
1 at 'III -Il hitlllL' in... I 1 1 .....
leAolvcr nml ti,c iriPS f
"' inn to I'agin's place
" th.u the womun was
1 ' ' door of tbo iiiiip
t " Miibama .Inc." As
1 Kiiu'h the llihiL' room .it
IwllMrt.,, .1Ke Hflm,; ciTumu-onc
rourteefl inemberH of the grndunting
clnss of Central High hihool, all from
the industrial arts department, ap
peared nt the commencement exercises
this morning without tinditioiial enps
nnd gowns, vvbiib the. declined to vvenr
becuuso they were receiving diplomnsand
not the regular Ceutinl High School tie
glees. The nppearnnce of the fourteen un
gowned men among the 10.1 grndiiates
marked n mute rhallenge ngahiKt es-
forced into a small toining inr. blinded I
bv a ling pulled over his bend, and
"dumped from lire (in nt a loneiy upot i ,,, ,.,,,.,,. ,,,,.. ,.,,.( I"1" "'"". '" .L" ''"" "" "" " ,,"'fV.' J .7."r v,.ArV, J,nl.,r I
two miles fiom the P u mont ( ountiy i ' ,. "- ienii7e tne tnets ot tne case, mere was giam to nn- ".". """" 1 1 -,.,. rl State
ivvn nun ii"'" ' ' '. .... t . n,i. i..nra l. .,f s simii i sl,,lfnr,l street, n .l.n;.1o.1 fll f n..r.i.,inr.t nn, It ,. .is intent Oil to bribe some i niu n "in
lllll). IllOl" Illlll ..(.,, m.n.-. ..,.. i.i.i. r " ----- , ... .. v . . .. , ... -":''". "'""'' I ""-" i. .;.. nttlnnn. T:
citv. , vva.s attaekeil bv a man nt .siflmd anil mo in uus-iriai uovs ai wnui mcy con- j vmenrnn .',";,, i,. iinni- Kan.is
bis mi o a countrv nouse, f. ... .,,... v, .,!.,, ,1 tnirl ' Miiercii mi.ciiinii"uinn unirsi- ,.wl .. ..... i..-.- nhethrr
fn.iulv at 12:.'0 this morn- u,tl,,l,m S,,CP '"- "K'"- "'"' stnicU Th)l ,liS!ntNfM(,,0M s,our,i ilsof in,10n. , , .,. I ,. ,,
.tilled siiimrlinn poltco stn-," iuu iium "" i ""i"1 '"'"'l'"1'' tne ease or J dwnm vi. , ee, one or, i nnve w-n .. ' . , ,n rnn0( m, , ,,n
..llffS IIOUOIIIS IOI.I llll' IIUllLU Hill' WIS l.M- Ultl.H.ll ill, in-, , in. l,l llllll'llUS, , .... ' . ' i . 1 . ,..,
1 . . , - .. . ' . , i i. Unu tiin nf ni.rnii ro come
It l.l ! .. u n In rtl.i. .11 I tniA nimcnn in IP I. Illl III' llll" .,,.. i. .. . '
llnlftPl- iiii ml.lra.s 1Y. n rim rnniKuitlllPl'l' mill help till" fOllimittCO get
"Kvtiv in n Million bus been t.iki n " of mmn'llmmi l,,.1. .if I. iii iii. xi.iit . trom wnges
Mr. MeA"o.v snlil, "to insure against the miss', -e of tli" uiensore ovei Insvdo '
I. lite this linn u ins 'he vlnvor wns m I
. niifi iciKc vsiili Alba I! Johnson and
I I .llli Is A. Lewis mid lneinlxis of the
Si sipin cntenni"! . oiniiiittn in bis pri
vate ullli ( The hour nf noon iip
I roa. 1ml and tin meeting lunl not tei -minuted
Th.. sliijor excused bnim-lf.
slinniil mil of the bin k door ninl in-
Mrs. I;mma IJergdoll. and her ro-de- tered Hue tm Onsen's office line he
fendnnts on n charge of conspiracy to , wns joined b Mr. Smjtli mid t n mini
help him escape niilitarj service." .iilniin.
The rumor of Krvvin Pergdoll's re-1 'Un. Major iiiimeilintelj begun .b
lense wns brought to the I'edernl Huild- (ii-sing the Hi own it. in for SI.iiiiii.iiimi
ing, in Pliiludelphia, b.v the nsident 'I he cnuncilmen weic grouped mound
vi. e piesident of n bonding compnnv . a table on vvhhh maps mid dingrams
..I.. .. t l- I . I. I....I il f ii mliwl 1iii.Ii I 'otiulrti rnl.le ltk.,,w
in n,i .- - - f'..no riuue in iii, pure uu.v iiiui-ii mill .' ; .....-.,.-...- ...-...-
and during that ndjournmeiir some or KunM bo a4,.e1 fo). thc s,nrkpr.s ,,.. , -nn followed, but it leaked from the
the people who weic cose to llergdoll . . , , , . nnnouI1PPCi in .. room, thut the Minor w.is lnv.ng down
nnd who. it is nssumed. mil f.ome piiri i . .. . . K ,, "n- law unit tint lie vsns t,iung tin
In bis scape, were iniiicuiuim .... . .- --.,. ,. .,..,,. ..., tlP
draft doilscr be held in bail nendin I
nppral b.v the government to the Su
pieine ( iilirt. , I ill be trimined b the .Minor. Wlielber the lilibll. It Is. then fore t Ii (Int.
The rumor caused gieut ev. item'ent . ,,,i s,.m i,jM u.t(, lo cMm. this of this board to use the utmost pi net i
nt tin I. ,iai omee. , iciepnonc i an was , ,.ftl .. I , l, m il t, . nble eneiliti.ui . onit. nt with th"
was liarnnl however that nr lerist nine in ' enr tune for bearing nml -on-
.,11 tr Unit esclll.e
rtnmnw rVtr!iv...oM l-llie 1)1 1 ...l.i.l l.i l.ef llelioll Ot. tllC rt SO
, ' , bit'ion in the closing da.vs of the ses
rinl A l-t- Mnn Dnfoen n rim-l ilnn
s. 1,41 ii b inuo lWIWJ .V hsirii p,",,i , , . I ' .' .-.-...
i "The commute.? on run-s irinnvii "'Ills lnilli lliienr lieie
special rule for the consideration 01
i the resolution, but objection was innde
when the (hairninn ot tins coinuiiiu.'u
called it up in the House, and as there
was a great deal of business on the
calendar I witbdiew the lesolutinn, see
ing it was impossiMc to get ami 11 o n
"In tlie meantime Congress ailjournii
iroi.i.- i.u "- ',,',,-,",; ease, ns it nun teen nn:
who. it is assumed, had Mine P' ,,,. ,bt tin I'nited t
n iseane. were indicted and five i X'"',V... ' " n V. "...i ..
; ' ..(. I ,... .... nf "I IS. II ,i-.i -. I ii. ..i.ui'i ir
nf tliem were rouvicu-n. .s.. ..... . . .,
the attornejs for lteigdoll, 1). C,lnrence
Gibbonev, went to Mexico in connec
tion with some property he bad there,
and he and four lompanlons were re
ported drowned In Mexican vvateis ami
buried in Campeihe, Mexico.
cum, union ot nis purpose ot dipping
tlie isrown item.
It Is understood thnt no other feature
nf the blanket oidiniiine of S.'!2.ll.'i0.00(l
probably mnn in the nudioncc did not I
Ilrlber.v Pha.se Opened l'p
Subscqiientlv llergdoll f.ent n tele
lie mn
roused tl
tn lin.l
tinnu I., i lenlii.no Alter giving n re
iltal of no iifTm i to Abington otlicinls,
nnd not ning lienton police to vvntch
for the i uk he was permitted to il
ium to il IS I its
riflj Parrels hi All
Aero I ng I IIulKohi7or, n ini.ivnn nf
tin ce n 'irttin 'is sturted from n point
in tbi' 's "Is last night. One was
lomled it i SIIO.OOO shipment of
lenlbi i ' witli" thiitv barrels
of gin , i 1 ihi! third with tvvent
barrels h - nno product, llip Rhlp
nit in n-iilv for Mr MeAvos. and he
was In , Mght nut from the militntj af
fairs iiiiii 1 1 1 c i room, whole In had
been testifjung
Mr Mi Asms nistiucteil Assistant I
ltiii in v ltraudo. of tlie
That, of Philnib lid" i olin e. to eet in tninh ssiilii
. II. lllilll.'iu.liei.. Illlll Kill II I
the minor was true I
,snt the writ ot luibeiis ror- I
on her wn. to bomd n Murket street
car, nnd as she n..s,'d Citthbcrt street
a mnn stepped fmra the Hhndn.s nnd
seued her, presenting nn.s oulci b
holding ouo hnnd oscr her mouth.
She htiuggled nnd stunk her assail
ant bcseial blows Angered, he pushed
her fiom him. nt the Mime time strik
ing her nn i lie bend with n blunt in-
tuinient the mow was n gliinclng
Jills nun ,,.,. iiiiii. ii. hi. ii .mi, .
asked hut l.'i 00l bail b detiLiuibiu.
peiativp thnt the , iti7etis ilenuinl thnt
r'oiitlnuril en I'.cp Two Column Tour
nient. he sin, wis in diargo of tne I one ami cause. i no serious injur, tic
Pinnsvls.iiiia I ninsportntion to. with then inn awns
Miss Itnbbiiis st niggled to her teet
and made hoi wnj to the police fsta
t ion. wlieie she i courted thc affair. Slio
of Di. John 1.. II nie. appointed Tues
day ns piesident of Central High
School, wote n 'tip "ind gown while he
nnt in the fiont nns of the nuditoiiiim
with the otiier sp. nkrih and honor men.
I.nter the youthful speaker who talked
on "The World' dioatest Workshop."
joined his ungovvned comindcK.
Tho unusual condition arose this
vear for tho firt tuno because of tbo
recent nmnlgnniatmn of the high school
nnd the Philndolihiit Trades Si hool.
The fourteen nun, nil of them fiom the
tiado cchool. would hnve giadtinted Inst
vear if it had not been for this fnct.
Hie icnsnn those men leceivcd iilnto -
loiiiliiiinilers in Callow bill stieet lieui
Fifth, n .'ompaiiv of which he named
A. l.ip-' 'nt ,,f North Sixteenth stieit
nenr (VI imhin use, inc. as owner.
Hul-i hlei's tnick ssns third in the
cnrnvnii The otheis were lending lis
several ,iindi.il .vuiils when Hiilsihl
or nen 'd Kmiss'ii sttcet and the Liu
(oln II glissns at i'lHO o'clock last
nlKhi. TUicwce TAIrr mnn oniIMn that no ilhciinnnatlon was inter, ,l,i
lie s is a sunlit touting car uiuse iniuvuo iiu iuuu-i uunu , , , lnf0Iltnn ... .,.,. ' ,' ,,
J.r5;,.'.,H."n.;1 WArMtl - SAFE FROM OFFICE TO YARD t.Tiv'o z p WTf 1 nm tu're
'1, ', " " ,, ,,e , e Iv1, '.m vo s" v ere ' ,"'r-S .?''.. '"-"'."f.:". thcra "r Cl,II'
' , , . ,, i ... . ,. , Un.. Tul n-,i" I tl' I'MIII llllllllllis.
I t'i ' "M"" "",l ll" "s eompelled Work for an Hour Trying to Break, Thp ,,lMsP,Mn ,as spri,nd t0
toiiuht 'Isso men i.inun ted the seit Lock, but Fall bors of the fa. ult.s . the teachers in
i nn linn' inn. .'i". '" '.'""."'i .,, i..i, i, ni ,., tin, Industrial courses fimnlnrf it..
'""l - 1 . . ---- -.. . S .1 I'll ...
ih si i bed nr iissiillllllt Its white, uliout man nstenil ol i cm cos is tint !,.
tweutv-tisc .ens old, r feet 0 inches ' took shop woik insteiid of couises in
in height swiglit about 11." pounds, i Latin, Freiu Ii oi Spnnish, kucIi ns
siiiooili tin i and w em ing u grn osir-ithe niechnuiis nit nml common ial '
i oat nun sou nni students take in unijunction with theii
annual courses I)r Ilane.v cxpluiued
ut
the bottom of the Huts m tins case.
"I have ns,knskid that a representa
tive of the ft nut? Ni'iiiitii come ikt'm
with u (op.v of its .allied interview- with
riergdoll, so it can be inserted lu the
record If tln'io is no objection from
the commltt.e I should like to have
thut inters nw icnd s0 we mny nil know
just where vse nio "
The Tlergd'ill interview wns presented '
bv ii niembei of the Pi'IlMO LlIDCKU
..., r,,i i-.v.il In the ilerk of tho com- '
mittee Some ol its iissnges obviouslj
nmused thr lomuiltteemeii nnd spec
tntms who lilb d the room
Mr MeAvov the fust witness, vsns
cnilod nt 10 "i0 n'cloik mid wiih In
structed to tell uisstorv in Ills own way.
I Pott Of
' II 1,1 III.,
11 I
1 II e
I 'I 1 I
friODiti i,,
i .1. i . ..i .. i i.iin.i ii I ; 1 ii , iiiitri iiii i i in iiiiij lite' nil nun i- ill inn -----
Ulllt' di t ' uttii'l"' " inr '" . I nr.m) ni, nf i ini .. ti tMutii. tt. .,!....
"7. " '' ,,'lnbHh,""?1,l,lS-,,o imlo W,V",,Bl0" "W" nlBht .mn.jl a, -J - ,,,. faculiy favo ng ,e
, '. '.,. . ,.n!l i, ontr I lo imt 1"""1 ""llc "'" Jaid.woiked , hi(h Us put into effu t at this
;::;, , c w?xwTi ll' (. ,:""-' MshuwA -!Sjjiwn,tt,jt ,..- , , ,
linns t on van nnd beard it diiseu awns boloie tin- succeeded in opening 'i Ids vsns the I '. '1,a, J," .Srft'!ll.'u;-
,"i I n his enpt-r il.ose linn f'"', the strong box The exercises vs ore held nt 10 :.'l( o'dock
,.K , , limns ind (innlls oidiiid , .i . , s, , P in tlm nuditoriiini of the sdjoo
l i , ..mis nnd linnuv oi.ii.k. ,,,,. (l(I ,, N ,mt of Muigul.s & .,.,, ,uiPli,p,orj Hs dellveted bv
Mini I 'lK"l, . , ,,! J,,,.!.,.. i.,. ,11 f 4 1 I.. 1,1. ,....,.... !. i !
i iiiiuv. i4ii mnn ii .ii i.u liiiiii in .iii .liiiiiiii oiiiiu'ikti nciki iiiiiiiiin iii ii
lelepliones route Mnigulis todny. the robbeis would
Hul-.liirci nw likened nieuiLois ol the in, mu m,n u.pnid lot their
llerkiusH fiuullj III their i oililli I'hi"' Wlll jt , j,,. iu ,00I, MiccesKful. as
betvvi n thi lliintingdon ulhs Hunt nothing t vnliie was in the safe last
groiiii I mid the Pliilnunit tuniti i ,,, ,i,ti ,., opting books The thievee
Club in the Mendnsvliiookwiiioii. ninl fl(ll ,U1 l0 Knln entiuiicu. then
obtiiin I hoi mission to U'leplnuie the po L,pl.l(.(1 t10 ,,,. ,oor of the otllei,. The
lice . . . I sail . ot stei I i onsti notion, ami iiunsur-
Tl iiiiitnrtiliik ssns fiiiinil licrorc j1K ul)(,ut ..,. ,j ;,', ',.'.,,, ,vs wheeled
noon ii vtiinuii nun i. nni in, i s.... .,,... , ,l(lll1 u, ii,,,,,, toss ei oil iiuwn one step
a sMiiii, ami iiuioii to a siioi in
said some instance tiom the olticc
tln i itlieist so, lion ol tne ens '
1(,i,ii s. to un nffliinl of the Uiiii-ti'iltii
Hon iJinuis, ten bmrols of the "host
U, I, nil,, I vsi'ie nil sln'. wliile the
tin "Is of "pomei" pli'duil ssoie
I, , I ink. I'oll.e of the llol
KU,, (i I ( Inn Held hi i com station vseie
until! ,1
1 1 t i , , n i 'li in
MV.NUAL. Olf l'nAYi:il3. Adv.
given b L'dmuud Hours Siclupkn. Ahrn
( oiitlnueil mi I'uni. Iwu, I olitiuu luo
AMBULANCE HITS MAN
Pedestrian's Injuries May Result
Fatally
n uiiidentitiid man about sity ji.ui,
old wns poi Imps lutulls injured vhen
he btoppou in tlie path of the St. Acne
I,
I lo
tl.
Minks on the Mile indliated nn cflort to Hospital umlnilunie nt l.velfth uuil
lone the i onibliiulloii. , .Market stKols. shortl.v utter noon to-
Mniriillls dlsioveiiil the attempt lit dnv.
nibbeiv .shin he iiit'lsod to open up foi The mnn was plniod ill the ambii
luiNiiii'ss Indus lie found the othce lniico nml taken to the lliilineninuu IIos
door opui. the eqillpmeiit, scattered , pllal, wlieie phHi lulls sus ho is uf
I about nnd lln lOIIO-pniiiiil sdongbox feiing fnuu u poshlblc frniture of the
B'oii' uoin ii" u i iistomoil loinei I skull, a broken leg mid a fun lined arm.
(imUniusl on I'ase riflcrn. oliimn I'lvh
20 TYPHUS CASES ON SHIP
REACHING N. Y.FR0M ITALY
1375 Passengers Detained and
Health Officials Become Alarmed
New Ymh. IM' l' (11 A. P.)
Twenty ia-i' of tvphus were found
umong' stool nge pavsongers in Hvlng heie
toiln on tin steiiiiship San dliisto from
Tiiesto and Naples Thne passengers
died of the uVenso dining the voyage
Tlie vesol vsns in ib i cd held up indefi
nitely at ipi.ii. nit mo nnd tho typhus
victims icimiseil to ssvsitu bin no island.
Inuiiigriitlou ufti. nls said that the
11'ir o,,Mi,... nml "J.'ts i nbln imsspiiiicrs
iinibablv would l d' tuned for soseinl'
weeks. The pnssmgns will be obliged
to submit to n thoioiigh dlsinfeition
Health authorities were spurred to
gi enter offoits to pnvont plague -in-locKd
immiginnis iiituing this country.
This ssns the .ii.uul ship on whkh were
found victims of the diuid diseuse, four
teen cases basing bun iksiosercl on
tlie stuimship Puldent Wilson re
'enll.s. , . ., ,
Dr. Uoval S Copelnnd New ork
health comnussioiiei , du hired tho ves
AUSTRIAN BUDGET SHOWS HUGE DEFICIT
VIENNA, Feb. 10. A deficit of forty billion ctowiis is shown
in tEc bupplcmcritnry budget of the Austrian government for the
fiscal year. If tho demands of tho civil servants now pending arc
''granted, providing for an incre.-ihe of 5000 crowns for each employe
monthly, it is estimated thc deficit will be increased to 55,000,
000,000 ciowns.
NEXT LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETING TO BE IN PARIS
rhc decision nn wages
vas remit rod lnst Jul. Judge llnrton
said, and the rules healing omened
on Jnnunrv 10
The hniu d assumed, ns the lusis of
this do. ision, the I'outnunnce in full
force and effect of the rubs, working
conditions nnd ngiiemeiits . n forced
uiiihr the niithorit of the I'niti.l Stutes
railroad iidministrntion. Judge I'urtnn
uid II. innde nu peeplinn of anv
mutual luroeniont bit ween mi tiers nnd
(inplos(s nnd diclniul it was the
bo.iid's (lesne to render a di.ision at
the earliest possible (bite.
Hoard Witliout .luiisdii tinn
The tilling this inuining bold that
till questions involving i , Use of
i pel til ion v.eie outside the juiislution
.f the labor board.
' If any of these niles and working
.onditions are unjust," s,,i,l the deci
sion, "thev constitute nn uiiwnur.lnteil
bin den upon the inilronds ami upon
GENEVA, Feb. 10. It is undei stood here that the meeting
of tho council of the League of Nations, to begin February 21,
will be held in Paris, and not m Geneva, as had been previously
announced. An official decision on this point, which is expected , tontinui ou ruto rirt..en. Column four
to show that Parib will be tho meeting place, will be the meeting
place, will be made public shortly. Some disappointment is being
expicjsud tu Swios circles over the prospective change. Accident at Union Tunnel Ties Up
1 Traffic for Hours
P. R. R. FREIGHT WRECKED
WINDOW-SMASHER ERRS
I
9 JAILED FOR NONSUPPORT
Piiinsvlvaniu Unilrutnl freicht
tiniii wns wrecked nt o 'M o elm I; thi
inoiniiig in I'ninn tunnel just iIiih shIb
Hurls Brick Tlircunh Glass' When Municipal Court Sends Delinquent andmuZ,
Police Are Looking Husbands to Correction Twelve mrs were iii-ruilnl nnd both
H I wood Muss, s niudo a teiioiu mis- Nun nni vsoie shiu t. tin Houe f " "',,1' ""' uthhouud tru, ks vsenj torn
take this iiioriuiig vvmn ne Hove a tin, k colu, ,, ,lllMc .i.,,,,,,,,, be, aus, tin.
through u ilgur ston window while two1 .-. . ,
niitrohneii wote looking. Ho saw bis "ould not cb, s cunt ..uleis to pn.s sup
M would nm bi allow. ,1 to duck for at I SPtcntei nth nnd Pin. stieets, Mn,t
lenst thne wetks lie said that 1 icsl ,w,)0 , lvlllllv e,K X(.,s , ,,(! lis.s
(hut Wilson should do, hue nn embargo , r,j., Slllllll m, llti, ,,,., , ,.1()11.
upon iuiuiiKimit
l.uiope
fiom icitnin imits of
CI OWN MCilll TIII.AIV ARTHCAFK,
p omt n Ulmij d.e ?ou.cnlr Surprlnei
r-Adv,
error nlmost uuiiinlintilv nnd guve thel"rt inoiiij to their wisis
pntrohueii a iiiii toi thou mones but 'Hns v.ik icportnl todnv bs Thii.i..ie
Wi'ne s.,.1.,.,sns.,;,,",," ,h0 Urif,,,H' "' - -.,U ... -hiiige , ,
The i ignr store owned bs Nathnniel I ''' lni tun ul if 'n i mints ut ilu Mtinu ipnl
Oreenbloak Is at tin southuist miner of ' oiin no also loporinl that ilm nig the
imiiitii .v.o.i.'.iim n.i ninl I n pnul in I.
'.llls'niu ! I. USUI . tin stippolt of tilt it
W 1. I
1 1 du ' II II Mm low i hn f , leik of
1 1 i Miiiii, ipal C mil Higuiil the
lliinsj sent out b Judgi llrown's
imirt unnoeni Ing this ait sits on thi
pin i of the mutt for the month.
ing to tin p.uioiiiiii, iiii.vs t'n iinekat
t o'i lm I- tin- i in i niu.' I'be poll., s,
this milk.- Iniii is nni, i s to Miissij'k
1'iedit this wuk lie will iicelvp n
beuilug t'i'lin bef.'ie MngiitiateO'Urien.
of the , oiin. ilun n would stnnd b.s the sulci ntion in determining svlinh r nnr
Mnvor ' of the titles nnd working mndiiinn- now
'Ibe i irtim ilnii'ii in the i niifeionee' in effei t nte unieiisonable Tin bniird
wire Wr.'bm DcmIiii. ('oiiiiiII, is ede.ivming to perform its . I.' gutinn
ltutbol. Itopoi. on Tngon, (inns. ' and ssill be bettor nblo to -n , .l in
Hut n. Pntl.,11 and I'.ur. h. idoing so if it is not further unit pt"l
The vviili'iiilil ilistmst of the whole In the uitiodii. Hon of Ut.w ui I .int. I do-
Munii'ipnl Ciiiirt pioieot umkis it un inands by eilhoi pnrtv
Phi rh I ions Cli.ngoil
Mr Jew ill in his srnu nn nt tl""
I, inl ihc'tr-.I thnt tin nll gi i "i'
spinier to disrupt unionism i i i- T
the railroads were ion, (rind .. n en
sineoied b flnnncuil int. n st, iiu I nh
solved from his charges h innj-irn nf
the men cngngcil in active riulri'inl mnn
ngement Itefirring to the 'iiiliraiit
mnde January ."1 by AV. AV Attcrburv
I'bnirmnn of the lnbor ci.nitt,.' of tl
riulssd executives' orgULi .atiou. Mr.
lew ell said:
"Wn assert with gratifi. atinn that
vse have found a gu.it number of tho
nuil representatives of mnnngemoiu tnk
ung a vet,y dibereut attitude toward tho
whole matter. It is in connection with
tin financiers who hold tho whip over
nuinagcgment, ns well over tbo cm
ploves, that vvc aro golnj; to show causi
why tlm lionrd should net quickl tu
snvc its nlnlitv to nciomplish tho pur
poo for winch it wns created."
Mr. Jewell asserted that General At
torbury "nbubed the courtesy of th
board in granting hltn an opportunit
to speak under its sanction bv using
that privilcgo in vailj attemptig to
n rcc vmplojes ot the roads bv tlurat
mi tor several immlieil Jiirds
Itiultnad officials rstminte that it will
bo eightien hiniis bofnio the tracks nre
. loured for trniTic mid nil through
t ruins nre now bung ihtmiud over the
I'.iiltiinoio iitnl Ohio Hnilroiid At Uay
iw. Md and ut Washington they are
switchid osu In tin l.itti i touil.
The wink was niu-cl In mi obslnic
t Inn of liiinl.it s , ...nl to huve drop
ped fiom n n .hi I "I (ruin which
passed tin, igh t'o iimI a short tlmn
liofoie tbo "iitlii, i I tm a struck (the
bun lor
llnnrlnc ( nnttut Toulclit ITiO nn Cnh Irlaaa
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