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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEErr-PHILADELPHIA;' OUESDA; MARCH 8, 102i
"JUDGE" WRIGLEY TO ACT I
AS AIDE TO JUDGE WHEELER i
IDA VON C
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AUSEN
IN JAIL AT SHORE
Dr. E. C. Broome Roaches Crty,
but Will Make No Rocom-
mondatlons Yot
RELIGIOUS HOUR OPPOSED
Dr. Hdwin C Broome, nw stiprrin- '
tendent or cltr (.rlinok. arrived In this
etty at U oVIork todaj iinil wilt otli
clftlly flscuiiin offiro nt th mootlnc
the Ilonrd of Education, nt ity hend-
qunrtcrs, Nineteenth .ind I.wllow I
streets, this Hfternnnn
"Judicial Team" Is Paired Off for
Duty at Meyamenslng
".Tiidec" Wrlgtey 1 jrolni; 1o be
tenmed off with .Ttidjp Wheeler nt
MojiiincnslnR Jrlnn. il vnx leiirncd
todn . i
However, nn ".Indite ' Wrlglev he.
longs only to tln minor Indlrinrx, ulillr
.Tmljje. Wheeler l or rather n n
JuilKf in the Munlflpnl Court, Wrlftlex
will bo Wheeler' niltnnt Heturen
them thrv will Miperlo the pris.011
book
Wriulcv uah enlcneed reeentlv to
three ynr in Jail, n thnitnnri rinl'lnr'
fitif mid the rvfj of pronccntlon. nftrr
lie lmd been convicted of drlMns tin AtKntfr rlfv Ma.M. s .-.,,
MMtomobile ul.en drunk nml intnlim- niiI m t-' ",
tnn miiiitdniiKhter , mmtrts irla on Clnnscii. who l now
Wriclev ha, not jet entered on his ' f(ill to be Mrs. Itnininnd Mnj-tiury,
eriee nt .Itidre U heeler nsistnnt. and who gained roimidrrnble notorietv
Ex-Countess, Ejected From
White House by Roosovolt,
Undor Arrest
CONTRACT BREACH CHARGED
but will do o on oon a he 1ms nd
justed hitmclf to prison life. For n
tlmi- tlie 'indite" (a tindlnc it nrett
i linrit nnA ueritflln In mnl I ....
. . . " ""ul tunipt w Mpiii, in inn
it nun m uicuiRiH iiKciy i r. llroonie i-ntininc nimeif nt all
Mniilil tnke iiii.v crent nart in I lie ilU
Cu.aioiiR or would mnho any repoui
mrndations. iim be lmd not 'et fatnil
iarized hltnsejf thorouelil with school
conditions in thli rity.
A letter from tbi Tntriotii' f'rdrr
Of Soiifi of Ajnerien will be re:id nt
the meellnc. nuklnfc thnt the quemion
of rellsioili triullllIK be reiecaled for
the present.
This Iclfrr i-tntes Hint it hn come
to the attention "f memlier of Iim P O
8. of A. thnt n movement In on f""t to
devote nn liour or more em h d.-n to
rpllgious tniininc in sehooK The re.
pprl stater, this is eonldered "not ud
vimblo," and warns of the dancer of
false- doetriiTt'S. seetniiani"in and run
fusion of rrords
Women te.icherv orcaniintions will
ask that the pttonnl one "tevsinn ., s
tem. whieh nai jibnlialipil in Tebruar,
be re.etablihed I'lice orsani7iitinns
maintain that the llchtinc in miln of
the Klinola is -o inadequate that mi
dark dm-s it is nipovlbIe to eondurt
eln'ees mi tlie afternoon, und that it is
harmful to children's health to re- I
turn to elais m.iinv on storm; (a.
Ciporce 1". t.'ojil. director of savings'
of the Thltil Teder.il Reserve )triet.
will ask the hoard to indorse the thrift!
movememnt in fehools ,
The ",'emitc," mnipo'efi nf bovs of
the Northeast I IikIi Seh(,., w, IIK. I
lVL'?,,Mf,,on "1 "'." hn np cjinniiflum
Shiillrroas H.-vll in honor of Thomas
ShnllcToss, manner f the board
The lennvtvania Tencher?' Assncm- I
f.lon is plannSnc a reception at tin
Arndeinv of ih. I'm.. rts on March 17
in honor of !r ItrtHime.
A? lusii'lnnt to .IuIr Wheeler lie
will hnve the run of the offices during
the dav. onlj retiirniuc to his eell to
be locked up for the night nfter the
supper hour Other pmal) but inueh
more nppreeiated privileges rii Hr.
rorileil the men who work in the
oihees
Wrlgley Mill be Hllowed (o utin at the
old jail at Tnth and tleed streets n
long af he behaves hiinef. Aa he is
sentenced onl for iniademeannrK he
.may serve hie term nt Mo amending
a number of years ngn when jhe wan
eiectl from the White House bv order
of fortnei President Knoievelt. spent
th" night in n cell in the eltj jali, and
was ftlll ther" nt noon today. The
police, however, enid phe would be on
(lifeorered the woman who bad stolen
her trunk. She wnn rooognlr.ed by le
1 terllve Keksteln, who tememhered that
(lit; had a warrant for Iter iswied InM
l.vcar in Newark, and he placed her
under arrest. lltstein had regi.tercu
her as an alien encmj during tlie war,
TO PUSHJVAR ON VARES
Penrosc-Moore Alllanco Will Open
New Clubhouses
'the Prnrofr Monro Alliance in plan
ning to invade the Vace-controlled
forty eighth and Nineteenth wards
with modern clubhouses which will be
ralltne pointd for the iiutl-Vnrc move
ments In thoso seetlons.
Thomas Weldon, executive secretary
of thn alliance, announced today on?
eliibhoure would be located on Thir
tieth street below Pnyder acnue, in
the Portv-eighth ward, and the other
In the neijhborbnod of Third and York
streets.
Ward lenders allied with the Pen
rose Moore Alliance will meet Frida.v
nt their heidquarters in South Penn
siiuatc.
jail
TWO HELD FOR FRAUD
rant for her rret was Issued last fall
and sent i,, this citv, where she wns
oipposcd to be. She had left the city,
however. nme time prevloiislv.
A handsome mini of soltllerlj bear
Men Accused of Seeking Money In lm- ""') '"K"i''',,l manner entered the
w. .... ... ' ndicc of Captain of Detectives Maleed
Name of Vice Squad Head I this morning nnd said he wns ltavmnm.
Charged with attempting to obtain I Max burj . husband of the woman. He
ier war to Newark earlv this afternoon
In the rtislodv of two ollieers from that
titv.
The countess was arrested here last
night by Cltj Detective Emanuel Hck
steln on a state warrant issued nt New
ark, charging her with breach of con
tract. According to Cnptaln of Detec-
!- 'nil"' "t Ml'" i IMIIM -t iiiiri iiurii I .......
an automobile in Newark nnd before ' a panic narrowly avertecMv hen the old
completing pn.vmpnt fold it The war- side. wheel ferrjlmat Ilfverb, of the
FERRY BUMPSjPANIC NEAR
Passengers on Beverly Are Knoeked
Down as Boat Rams Pilings
Several passenger were jolted from
their scats or knocked to the decks nnd
BAIL FOR 'STILETTO BANDIT'
at
monev under false pretense bv ue of
I the. name of Charles I,cp, head of the
rlcr .squad, two men were held under
iSI.'On hail tndav by Magistrate Price
I Tbo accused are Samuel Hart, Mny
strent ne-ir Knirmonnt avenue, anil
frat'is Mctinire. Pairmount axenue
near l'ortv ninth street.
It is alleged tbe.v went to the iunk
shop nf Samuel Smllk. Aspen street
nenr JTortj -ninth, and hatided him a
letter. It purported to come from T.ee
and suggested the advisability of piv
ment b. Smllk of S.'iO fn the two men,
with the hint tlie mntic.v was for rolicc
pension fund purposes.
REALTY STILL GOING UP
P. Ft. T. Expert Insists Values Are
on Increase
Contrarv to general opinion, propertj
values are still rising, wns the as
sertion of William M Levis, real es.
tnie i perr
Transit Co
declared that they bad recentlv been
married In Heno. Ncv,. and obtniued n
permit from the police to xislt his wife
in the in 11 Meanwhile Chief of Police
Michael Long, nf Nevvnik. wired Cap
tain Mnlsccd thnt two detectlvex were
on their wnv here to escort the countess
I back to that city.
l lie arret of the coiiutrss was
brought about through Imr application
at headquarters for a warrant for the
nrret of a person alleged to have stolen
a trunk from her. I'xpeiisivelv gowned,
she entered the office of the captain ol
detectives nnd announced that she had
Pennsylvania retries, rammed head on
into the slip at the foot ot Market
street on her 7 :S0 o'clock trip from
Camdn.
The boat was crowded mostly with
workmen.
' It is believed the crash was due to a
tide and current which swept the craft
out of her course. After striking tlie
pilings the Iteverly caromed off against
the all steel ferrybont Salem In the ad
joining dock. Neither boat wn'i dam
aged, but the piling approach to the
ferrj slip was splintered.
Cleans Qun, Shoots Himself
AVhile meaning n revolver Into jes
frdnj afternoon John Dunn, sixtj
jeais old, of 1S04 Shiink street, acci
dental! discharged the weapon, the
bullet lodging in Ills thigh. Dunn was
taken to the Methodist Hospital.
DROPS SUIT AGAINST POLICE
Three Freed When Constable Who
Made Charges Falls to Prosecuto
'Frederick Archdeacon, house sergennl
of tin- Thlrtj -third police district;
William Grimes, sergeant, and Thomas
Wlmleii, acting lleiiteiiunt, were ac
quitted before Judge QiiIrIp.v In Qunr
tcr Sessions Court toda.v of refusing
to Issue n certificate of the charge on
which a pilsoner was held and or
conspiracy.
The prosecutor, Prank TicM, con
stable to Magistrate Joseph Coward.
did not appear to press the charges and
on motion of Assistant City Solicitor
II J.iigene Heine, assigned to repre
sent tlie police department, Indictments
were nidered submitted and the costs
of the prosecution taxed to Tlesi. It
wn8 explained that the charges grew
"'it ol ' n raid ou a gambling house nt
1022 Last PasMjunk iivenuo the night
of September II, Inst, when thirteen
men were Hrrestcd lu the place. Ties!
later appeared nt the police station nnd
demanded u coin of the charge us to
one of the men, but lefused to give
his right name or address, w hereupon
his lequcst was refused. Tlesi, It was
said, made nil sorts of threats of com
plaining to the superintendent of police
and later brought the prosecution.
THREE WIVES TWO TOO MANY
WRECK ON LACKAWANNA R.R.I BANDIT MAKES POOR GUESS
Ten Express Cars Leave Truck No
One Hurt
Srrnntnn, I'n., March 8. (By A. P )
A J.nrknwnnna train, made up of
express cars from New York for Huf
falo and the West, una derailed eaily
today nt fnctorj vllle, llfteen miles
north of here. No one was hurt. Ten
cars left tb rails, tearing up the roud
bpil so badly that trnfllc will be blocked
until this afternoon,
In the meantime through trains on
the Lackawannn are being detoured
over the T,ehlgh Valley llnllroad from
Pltlston Junction to Wnverly, N. Y.
Many of the wrecked ears contained silk
and It Is.said the property los Is large.
Alleged Highwayman, Picks Out
Fireman and Is Arrested
llie tables were turned on Nicholas
dl fibrin, Pine stret above Second,
Camden, when he clutched the throat of
William Vangley, a cltj fireman, nl
Second and Washington utrceta early
this morning mid demanded his money,
according to the ilremnn'H story.
Vnngle.v snld Di Fibrin approached
him ami asked for a match, then seining
his throat, he said it was not a nintcb
but his valuables he wonted, Vnngiej
repiien wnn :
"You've chosen the wrong rnnn," and
placed his accoster under arrest.
At u hearing before Iteeorder Slack
house in Camden Police 'Court Dl
fibrio was held for a further Invcatl-Gfltlon.
Flroman Burned. h.i B
I'esnoiidlnc t ., .,. x Hi
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Lieutenant William A iryu, C'!M
Kino C No. ii. m 2'n,)l
Thon.iivoti Hrect, M ..fJi.Hi
Mnriiw nil s,ov ,'mVt thL S1
tin- mime oi .mines r,.(1ii r"
fmil Mwl. preventing":.' ''C
to the liionertv. 'I'l,.. .... r"J"5 (ltim
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ShlpworUcr Accused of Having Un-
divorced Spouses
Herbert! Aldxnuder, a shlpvurd
worker, of Mnrcua Hook, -was arrested
late last night at the home of his aunt
on ( edar stret, Kensington, charged
wltli having two wives In Wilmington
nnd a wife In tills city.
Detective Hen arrested the alleged
uiRnniist on a warrant issued uy a,
woman in iimington. said to bo one
of the man's wives. According to the
deteetlvoV testimony at n hearing to
day before Magistrate Henshnw. Alex
ander married a woman in Wilmington
two venrs nao. mnrried fminn Ic
('Hffiey, of this city, a vear ago, and
mnrried a third woman, living In Wil
mington, seven months ago.
Mngistrato ltcnshnw hold Alexander
without ball.
Judae Rnners S.t A .
tnnnn . .. ' " tnte ,xpert of the Phi1adeph1,i Ilanld
s-.v.uu m uranung Appeal Transit Co. at the resumption of the
Joseph Willis. Negro, who called valuation hearing before Public Service
himself a s,w,nd "Alnbam.i Joe1 to , Commis.s.inep Clement In City Hall to
Judge Itodgers. todai was free,) nn a ,,n.,
writ of habeas oorpns imiler .in nou '"' ''" oontends that th vnlutions
bail. He i.s tb man who was ide'nti- mn,l" h the company as of June .'!0.
fled bv Robert Hussej ns the sfiletfo lf,'rl' "r'' ln-rrect now. due to the
handit " reduction in real estate value. Mr
Husev saiil Cillis ilnri,, 1...1.1 .. 1 Levis answered this contention hr n.
ve a blade into .1 U,,. , ),,s ,0sf 1 srting that the valuations made nt that
ket. (Jillii was arrested sevemi .1 date were less thnn the properties would
cag-miiiiia
drov
ij'kci. v,iui was arrested several dajs
i.i.-r hhi me propuetor of resfau
rant 'jiw bim standing m the street
uipi Hiniuii"! nun to two patrolmen
ni" man win, attempted to
j-roinurnnr 111 vv ,mh v rw ., ,i.,.
" A",r.:1 hi'fle the man was taken
if jiii 1 ii' nwciiiptcq to
Tolver.
as
imiiu up a
Use n ti -
Alba Jofinson Off to Bermuda
President Alhi It Johnson ,.f .i,
I omrneree left vesferrfor
Chamber
for a stav
of
ef vvernl week, , Hnrinu.ia
be valued at today.
Research-Bureau Work Explained
The work of the bureau of municipal
research ua, explained last night bv
William 1" I'.eyer, nsflsfant director of
the bureau to member nf the ( hesirr
Avenue Improvement Association in a
meeting it the Kingessing Ttrere itl.m
Center Mr Tleyer snid that civic as
ociations shoul 1 make more u-e of the
bureau's data. He told how that data
is collected in investigating municipal,
government and public movements
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MAURICE SPECTOR, Pret.
1310 Chestnut Street
50 Frocks
In One-Day Sale
49.50
Marked at the new
replacement prices of
59.50, 65.09, 69J0
and 75.00
but reduced for Tomorrow
Only. All tlie new materials Canton Crepe3, Crepe-back
Satin, Taftetus, Tricotincs, Picot Twill, etc. All the new
modes and nil the new colors.
MAill
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AN INVITATION
Is cordially extended to everybody to acquaint themselves
with a modern Seed Houbo.
Few people realize the Importance of such on industry and
to those we say during the present week, March 7th to
12th, we nrc holding speclnl "open house," when we will bo
glad to take those interested through our establishment
to show its complete workings.
Guides will bo furnished for the occasion, nnd we want
everyone to feel free to come.
Through the acquiring of the -entire building, 516 Market
street, which we hnve completely remodeled (added to our
618 Market street building), we have without a doubt one
of the most up-to-date Horticultural establishments in
America.
Reliability, Scrrlce and Courtesy have built our business
and these aro still its cardinal fcaturos.
Our complete Catalog is free on request, cither by mail or
upon personal application.
Michell's Seed House
518-516 Market Street, Philadelphia
tBSO 1921
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W24-Z6-28 Market St.
2330-32-34 N. Front St
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The same great artist
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HIR rOCKIXGS IV THE S.MAR1 SPORT
HI IS I,rRHAPSrLIi;NEDVITHACEOCK
WD MISS NOWADAYS IS VERY. VEIC,
CARI.Fl L AROLI HER SPORT SHOES FOR
Mil KNOWN THAI THEY MUST FIT TO
PUOEL-f ION ND Ml l,DI ON Till
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so SHE COMES TO HAEEMIAN S FOR
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AND CHOOSE UNTIL SHE. IS SATISFHh
WITH THE FIT. THE STYLI IMF QI'AI f
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the great attractions offered on the
Opera and concert stage. In one night
you can hear not one famous artist
but ' as many as you choose. You
share in the keen musical pleasure
experienced by the hosts of music
lovers who attend the actual per
formances, for the world's greatest
artists make records for the Victor.
Victrolas in great variety from $25
to $1500. Victor dealers everywhere.
New Victor Records demonstrated at
all dealers in Victor products "on the
1st of each month.
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