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FIND HOI ROBBED
AFTER POLICE RAID;
Jewelry, Money and Wine Stolen
Following Arrest of Alleged i
Radicals, It Is Testified
CAPTAIN RAPS PATROLMEN,
Jrwelrv money nntl wine were stolen
fmm n house nt 2212 Monro t-trrt. after
the occupants hntl been arrested in con-
ncctlo:
Anrll
April 25. It was testified at the trial
todat of fi"p nutrnlmen suspended in
connection with i the ihnf1n of Patrol-
man A bert A. HnHi. nt tin house after i
tho Vaii)
Captain liinltiun. of the lirt j.nllee
division, testified t tint tin' live patrol-
men v ore in tin' raided house without
authority.
'"Tiici had no i slit in there after
the rniil hnd taken i'n- o ' In- declared
on the stunt) brfoie I hi- Civil Sen-Ice
Commission
Oommlsslnmr Wuodrufl ordered un
Immediate Investigation ., tin- eh irges
Mrs. Jtisetih K Huldsire Iio -11111
10,Ml
she lived Ht tbi i aided hou
:. I'Lri 'rr-f nation i .he win ar ...., ,.. ..o
that when hp
the raid. hi foil
H the iiiiri...i of tit?
hotinc hndlv dninnued (ilas'iei vi re
broken, window 1i.u1c torn down anil
the roomx dWnrranK'il Inrrel of
wine in the i pilar was n'tnot itnptieil.
he declnreil
SUM Tal.eu I'rom I'othrt
Toietih Hnld'-iri'. her broilier-iii-lnw. I
rrested In the raid, -aid t lint hen he i Ttn revolt area is repotted to bo ei
T.as relened mill rctiirncd to the hiiii-e. i temlinz and to have lenchcd nearl) to
he dlr-covered that S104 had been stolon
Ttnm his vest pocket, left at the Imtisc
and thnt n braiTlet. itolil rins and wiiteli
were also Molen
The ))m iipiuiiled nntrolmin nie
John.) .Mit'ioldrhk Jll.'i South I.iun-
brt btreet . Albert A Hejiih. '''' I
Slccl street, Ontti'l Mct'nrinicle. '
2411(1 Carpenter strept. iiml Arthur 1
Miirphr, .fr . 101P South No-wood
flriuil nil n( llip TucntT -elltllth 1111(1
Tlitnnr i.trcrfs stxlinn. nnd Tnoimi A"
iT.ni.ff.:;; ..t . r t,r.. n -
.UV IUIKI , "I fc. "' v ... 1 - 1
motorcycle patrolman
Mcllliiffertv tPHtltlivl he vrii- 111 t'ie
front nf tho house, hdrd li r-hot and I
njKhod into tln kitchen, w litre lie saw I
MrtJoldrtck h"ld.ni; a lecolver, while
T1 1. .. fn olinti.l ...no HSt 111 t 11 111 II. U I
ii s 1.1 v inu wu- .... ."-
McGnldrlck. sUniniou"d a patn I Mnd
viii ipmiiimi 110 11 k 1 i iwmi i iiiimi 1
' : :' . .
bad Ileiieh vent ti St Aiftie.' Ho-pitnl
"Oh. I cot n trimming. ' )lcae!i said
'a? he ns carriid "'it. iiunnlitig t'
IMeClntTem.
read, in it Ilea. mi st.itisi m did not;
know whither i 'ml I.e. n -h-ji In his
own gun or Mei'.nMrii k -
Mctroiilrick In his tt!ium il-ni"d
there was a iiiarn-l aiiionc the putrt.l
men mr e-,.(ir fur ih" une-i of the
nllcg.d rauienls. He sa I his gun ex
ploded ac identiillv ns he n tlirentiu
in" to "net soiu" .it thise rfjs "' He
tlso drilled drinking liquo"
llcacb. the viettin .it the shot ting
cornlx)rated MMilm V testlnioni
Hi said MHildri'k ind he were fa-'
t'nends and that rh- r.- Ii.i.l l.een i..
ijuairel
Ci'mmissiniicr Wodilnift pointed '...t
S disicrcpniv in the testimmi) of th'
witnesses ciiiiecrning the im which Mr
Goltlrlcl. held In l.i. hand
The i ase whs held undi r not '.i llieiil
WON'T CONTEST WiFE'S
BEQUEST TO FRIEND
Pre-Nuptisl Contract 3ars Gnswold
Frcm Action Aga.nst Will
Atlantic ( It). V.i f. - i i nil
contra, t li f."' n M - Ai
flriawuld an. I her u.i-l.iiinl Ki
Grisw.tM, .I Ilsltiu " ih il
sgrcsl thai iK'itl., r 'in. t.i ,
inten-t- hi i lie ..ther - '.r i
-rt
'
....." I
,il I
bar mim Inni making ui. ff.n t l.i I
(.0 desireil. lo t ' a- Vv . il ,, i '
;ri"nl( I rp Intti r i i . Miflt til
her hro iu Noithiielo ,,. . tmut) I
!eating (he hulk of th" '-i'e tn'i.e.l fit j
ipv.urds of .'tlsOtrtCi. . Mis nr,l
Drlsehmnn. of this
left tilth .J.Vsi ti.
Count ' St ('iinr
and ii NimiiHr sum '
tCflt' two . hi'llri'Il
t" a end She
'.. r ... i;htc-. the
I'ii I ol.' 1I11.1 sr.wi '
en. h ' ti e i ii m-
P
ar re nint-
of Milun Itah
Th" iiiisbunu i .
and W rt ... r -d w . i '
ago bro igl t s i. .
'hanei r ('..v.i' .. V
at his w lie s li. ii-ee
.she ill-si, nii.J a . '. ;!
the Urmi .". in! 'ii !'.
It 1- illiiei-.sn i'ii i
-
e ll
in e
or i. i I
in
i
I. Ts. 1 He. .
! e f p t ' ,
.."ii ih" bri.lt i i
r "icoutl.. N li
' was w t.i net
lusnand mivi. " nr
t!riso'd .'ncsgi I Mi
munuge '.! jiroi" r
man fmin I tn
but thr.oix s' i,pi
daveil ih. g-.-ni. r .. n
M i"H tiiut Mi- .
Insciinin i i.
Mr- fi - .,
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i in ig.
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In tn. I ' t . M - ii ,
man ih i... - .i i . . . , i .
S.'HO.lltui 'In ui,-!. r i,i ,-r.i'.. i, . i.
ir.eni'' S.ie ii. i '. i . . 4.
DriM'hin in w io i'i in p i i
Jl'fle lue'l' Ii. ,i Ije I
BALM CASE NOT CLOSED
Girl Who Got $4000 Verdict 'Awaits
Develop'nents"
'I he nviri un iu is- ' M Mi.-'
O Neill, o' l'i22 i' . I
street, ag.ili s- I ii I ': i
North Tv i n." - - ..
losed. M.inr.l ng i. i .i i' i snin
out nt 'he 11 v . .1! no. ..r ii .
A 'er.li. ( ' t4""1 M i i"
brmh nf p."'i '" i ''ii. 4"i, - i
tlay in tho -itt br. iii. . 'I .. ni
Mis- iiNmII .- .imIIu . msLe
aat i. Min... ui on un - i ,-t i i
It WHS Mini tl ,.!. '. . 3Si ll lint
. insideieil i Ins. i . 1 ' '. i l.ii.i it-ir me
.Xii'i'teil ami i .iit.n I.. e,
what will turn ..,'
The i.ni re i r . ' i j .
jiet ted t i r not d I. -".J
BITTEN NOSE IS SEWED ON
Surgeons at Germantown Hospital
Aid Loser In Fight
The n I..-. nl. PimMi.. i.M e.
ilmii'i strut hull was lnt'.ii off in a
Ago las' i i(iii wnsiii'Hti. -iwilha'k
on ' by - i,i'.i.. ut (! riiisiituw ii IIoh
piUt Tl.e nrfi. i rie.i n I ..lit ..I I'm. Itt
to's home I it in j il.- si "file In- untax
onlst saw I s ..p.ni'is "id ftuii.etl nt
Paolitlos in. ll wa- vutiiully
seiered fiym his fa. e
A patrolman of tie liem. mti.wn po.
lice station liiistni(l tu tin in mi ei
- ...,l .....I ri..l,.ul hi... in .. .n,.. I
nnu. - ... .... t
tn the lin.nlfai
Paoleftn's nSilltit. "lot eaenpeij Is
mid to lie .s-ieplieu .NoIJa address up.
known.
Harrv H. lr.onet wm vns n"tini "'. " ,,: ,,,,, ... i niuuuon. riToiniin-iiu-u m.-i ,, .,. T .....i tisVorocl her.
lieutenant at the .mt.on House at th..''""" Pr-nr .and the military, ,f ,h K0VPrnm.,m PP, t0 indit idui.ls. , Toxbn nnrt 1 vorce e
time nf the shooting vlu-h o, u'rnsl ? f"r troopers tnou is lhlip on ,,ari b. bn,i, nr.nn time ' ? ,r " xUw where 1 wiuV
four hours after th !) slid ti-1 Io1','1 ' ( ro,7 . W ' " i" ,fe '2' T. I "lrEOOS' nn'' l'"',nt"11 ,l rovMon of , Z .l.vla e toh . "All I w.uit is my
had received repo-ts ,f the meHnnt "" '""' ' V.Mibe' 'took h Ailran rhlrplur 1b-. .. n 'J,, lV nd I found out that he h.uln't
Didn't Know Uo lie Was M,i. make,. .Inner of the hrst daj's ete,s. n,rlm,praP,,r,ni)-. ''" , "'!l"1.f1'; ;'' '' "H" " ", ''v, , ";'," '
A sutom.-.it. obtaineil trom P.eaeh !,v , cjiplu.-cl the bin. In this cln's ith , her ..rnttl tra,,,. revlve and opportunitv r-d ' -""',, ",' , , Detroit and
Detectit-s Unrrt and .M.an'lcr ... hesttint pair T.xe and N.therhalN (s. f i,tainlnir A fur -ales price ;'.- ;" R ' ' " . IllntiI.lli
KORFANTY
SEIZED BY ALLIES
Polish Insurgent Chief Rumored,
Captured With Staff '
in Silesia
REVOLT AREA EXTENDED
It) tlio Avorlfttrr! I'ress
Warsaw. May 0 - I'ni-ontlrm''
that Adalhert Korfnnty, formrr Polish
nleliUelte onminimioncr In ihincr Sllei
w, hnq .lnn,Pll M,nsclf lon.lnr of
,,,,,,. . ., ,,,.,
,,, ' 0,isl' insurgents in that tcrtiton
1H been arrested lit the intrr.il iP'l
irhic-iir loniniKiton. together with In
cntiic staff
Oppelln, I ppcr Mlesla. Mm tl ' II
A 1' i - Polish insurgent forces entered
Ctoss Stroll!!!. In central I'pt'er Si-
Icsij, about twerjt miles southeast of (
hnrn nt 111 .,'. Inelt Inst nil-ht. The I
r,,BntiinU nnuinp t)u t. mini of m cunn
'"" o-.llrr WII.H) and two w minded
unit si-ternl Italians wounded
Tin- Polos agri'i'd tu permit the l"n
tento and local troopi in tit-ins HtTeh
litz to ri-mnln there m their barrack
An Interallied tcpre-entHtive war. e
neeter) to an he liere till" nuilliiiiK for
tlu - pnrpo-e of iieotiiitiiii; uith the iu.
Mirecnt"
thtn cltt
The itiMtritetiti are derlnrcil in mes
n(?e reicived liere 10 be forclbl) re
rnttinc males. inelmJine Uerniuni. be-
...0(,n siv,(.n nni) fntti-Oie years of
,,, in ,, u, imtv ,,t I'lt-henau and
Srhoppinltr..
..-... .,
U. OF P. HORSES WIN
. -
.... n.i- u..i.i... ,'
1 - '" ,rop --0SC5 ro, , --
Indoor Horee Show
l.mt niaht's session nf the tenth e-
i.liii., r tin. imtnnr lmrsc show at the
stqundron Armory, Thirty -second street
nn,i j .,, ,tlir avenue, lusted until al-
, I 1 . 1. t. . .1-1
inuM miiintifnt. cine 10 11 pom iirnihi i .
l mviTsit) of l'enusyhnnia trio, b; a '
'A 111 rim ini1 i i". i, ' ""
... .. i i-i, -i mnftt it run
-ore of 1 to 2
Three of the most interting ; Inse.
i: tne etcniug were nors, s uu.i.-r .i.i.n.- ,
Niih- lompetitors In the milituiv
I cl.is were si'fnilil specimens .if
trnopirt' inoun.s Sclera! spills m
i-urred n the liurdlis. The winner was
'.Iiiu Hue, cipnblt ridden lie took the
j three 'iurdles giiicefulh The owner i
, C.tptnin SnmnM lV.nn. Jr . of the For
end Citv Troop
t The show cmi'inues this ufternoon
ami et riling ii.ci n.tinrr'w-
PRISONER ROBS CELLMATE
i
Allejed
Bandit Takes $17 From
Sleeping Sailor
It mil n't "io ig'i f..' Harold Mil. In .1
l to b. ;. . keil n)i w r i .'.impniiion. for
I high t i robin r -an! . hi te been emu
nnttui ht hln .it T"tith str-"t nnd It'dge
nt. i ue lust night He l.inl r., turn
nrniind nrd take 'si 7 -r..ni 1're.l Soetn-er
n iil.ir trnm tin iinvt vnnl tiho v .is l,i
lllll'.lt" 'I til"' Te'ltll llllil I'.l.tt.lll OOli
-tre.'ts st.it ion pol ice -lit
Min In II. i''i Jos. pi, lo ire
l.nlh I
Tern I. ...t.i VeeniHn.. strftf.. tier.
might b I'li-rolmen I.er-.. ..mi Kelh. '
" ....
it i- nticci"! " th" an "I mulling '
l.eorge Iti.tink. o' Ul'i North
n..olft'. .if... !H!Tisrr.ii. i irs.m iruvi.
Mo.ne .. i ,. inns in nriM.r . nnd held
Mit.-h..''. i . i i robnti'.-i . th . I of the,
Miitiii'M'.ii i
Mut ih i'
nice .' iff
Ho h.ld ie
ii , n I Mi. ,. i i- had to I
..' nss.i.ili nn.l batten
iiiuir woman She had
inn lut. i
I'.llttlll.U
!r ig -tore e.i 1.1,-icnth nnd I
1 .rr.its was 2 he dropped.
alter I it i.j mi. I I. per-.iiMc nun. lie '
h.ml in ',i .' t.. ner to huv a nen, i
t i n.Tsiiinle him. he
pnl nf 1 ll'liad r fiised, although
.1 rMiise.i, airnoiigii
in how liadh she
.ui on the sti.et
- ... ha. I ft I HI
li. edi'll 1 1. ii r ulit
Aft. i -l.e i ,n Int. t.K ilru store, sin
In,. him o .''! .'I tnr iissntiit an I l.i '
lev. Ill -' oiiln t apnea i t i .
pr-
.i ' n
." I -in
1 iik disi u.iis'd.
IXPECT GRATZ TO RESIGN
Head sf Beard of Education Is Re
oortcd Rs-oy to Retire
'1 1 i " i ;i a' . "siiitnn irat
,1
the
Hour,,
' I.
I 1 I i j-
oi n. rt 1 i. s, i
. s. t,. hull lie
,. lift ,.ii" tr.ir
, lonnl
i -, , i'i d , . -
t ;, p.ii.ii.
1 been . nr.'lit
lat . illl-e'f t . '
r I
It
M
i.p rr-
' ron f i. , HI ll , l ',
nigh - ho'i' fur gn
. -i .. ii ii ',' r a' 'In Is-'
bunt ' I nir.i. i.. ..I. g
the ' ,i- I inn ol '. suj,
. ho .' Ml .llltx i . ,i
II
"l-lll
oi
11 '
rhe i p,l lot "In
I i
l I'1 I S'leil llllil
M-
DIDN'T COUNT ON TWINS
Enpectant Father Had 1000 Cards
Engraved for "Ricr.srd"
( hit'.igd. Mm Tl 'i.iu tin
' i - rd.i ' , t i , , ii," ltii ,
I' ii I'hnngo ni,i "tisine man win.
u. t li.' ,ii i ! vi '. i hit I ' id nnvei de
ii i'i 1 1. i ' i i . i nl t .-t 'u it t-
lull, a ill 'll'ie u '1 lord, '1
Hi. ..i. 1 A' in l.n. .irrn(..l .nil.
'!' i'i'i wi'l sin1 ir ii r ho ue He ts
in I! prrio l little htt'i. b'l" to.l II like
(l.lli II t i i I.ni .t 1. 1X11 Lettl'l
l in Mr Al. nn liau n phn i 4.,
4in lr' I Hide o i l.e i ai 1 ui ll .1 tt' '.--UI
'I ''. i.ies stiuel- of
Si.incliov tin s'orL I'fiud thnt tl.e.
do jnidith were being held for re'.insi
lie mrived as per schedule
Vrd littns 'lliihard" was twins
girls.
munis'
. i Miitsisi: -i .
rilAVK V h mm..
, . e nert HrR.I i i
s . Stall n ali rvl i,
til. Ira i elllMl, f .
i I.r
t -Ie tlnrt i r
rill nrrlen Ilr.ih
! p Tn tn. rm- i
I i.l. II Mut & ATM lilH.r. .' f
sitme' II I et i I-. a4 1 Si j.'.r ftlft
Ut.., .n'l frlei .In ii . .twit. I lo atiind fu-
I I eu'd-tv Roulhai-iptnl In Inl.rmenl
lol.il.lt J tn n. rrnni nei
"'iniiiiiivi.li '-emeier Train for
Noutheiiii.
'' I rtlH, Iteu.linff l-r.i n., ' l ' 1 . t
MIF.tiI.Kltr.no - Iiy ".. tost Mr
AN.' II MIKI'l.l.HJ Ml. I".,,l ' r
'v i rl.i ui i 111 trim I'iO N ,a .
I rlenU irr ' j im t rtoore
. th. i l. - nsc m u nirn vpvonni .. . .. ...1...1 ,. ..i... ffnttif ihuiii'm ...,...-
L I'l'
EVJSK1.NG PUBLIC LEDGER PHlLA.DELl'HlA, E1UDAY,
I FIGURES IN DIVORCE MIX-UP
' '" V1 11 iByilffLMIrlrlMi Vmu i i i '"fii i fllHr imMmw
f fr'lrl&'lrffHR MM0airHK9 f viBIHBBwCfllrHHHB
I WMI'MIII'i i fill ' rlMilWrliWrHB
rtr. - AIIIIMMlin
I I I I II I I IIIIIIIIAII'
rrll nlrrllyli
ullu u. u. uiiii i iiiu
Fartell Says Nation Lost $800,-
000,000 by Not Selling
Vessels
EXHORTS TRADE DELEGATES
I) the AHsnclatetl I'ress
Cpel.iiul. Ma) 0. In an address ihis
morninK on 'Amertciin maritime pol-
ic) "
a- the National Foreign Trade
Council contention, James A. Fnrrell.
of New York, rbalrmnn of the council
and president of the Fnlted States Steei
Corporation, told the delegate the fu- i
furo of American merchant marine do- (
pOPment v.n- at
take.
- .
lie shIiI tin Rovernnient lout SSH0.-
n0( - . 0aa i ,, no, si-lliug Its merchant licet
.n the nriulstlce wns signed, suggest- I
(V, n ,t,,rnn,im,i ,.,,nference of niari-
fm,r I1Rtins t.. stnt)lU7e ttie snipping
.1... ,1a... ..ii imrli reiirenipnt of
the shipping "bonid and liquidation of
it shipping bus. ties, sei ms imprnetlra-
"A partial -ol' tion of one of the dlf
Acuities confron-lng the shipiilng board
n to lontitiui to Ih up a considerable
portion of their totin.ige and in line
Mslne-.s and rv.re iisiues.s in gotern
with tne slogan n -s !;.."....'".
111 &......S ..i , .,..
...
nn ttbl. .11.1 eMerienee,l opertltols.
S or .. Z u lar- boat bvis ,.r on time
ih'r'ei- .U.ntnig th,' eha.terers the
or.ilon o' ii'irehn-inc the -teniner- when
"r.1 .,' ,. ,J .o, ! e '
'""'i'"' " '
PROCLAIMS MOTHER'S DAY
Mayor Calls on City to Remember
Institution Founded Here
i.i,.,r lo.Te i -in. a !-' inminioii
teiiat for the h-
-Mlllte uf Motliei's
I i s i tu In i
"We ps-illi " MU.
Mo- Mat... . that
iMnlTi. D.l ' " I'l'llillieipi.ia men.
o-ig.'.atinc it'i Mi- Anna .Inrtis an
i i. I -- ..I IpaiiitIi.iii lllT
.t.en. f n nn- -n .......
eot.i.T. mil else i ' It is putt . ll-
'it, nionrlit' i d"i I. thnt llie lirsr
tl'ii!i.t of Mothel'- Iny
sho'ild lie
tin.. I t the Hn'iit i'l
if Hollies win ri
.1 ..... . , .. lie. mil
ll .in nil. mot'ier-
h...., lite .il'Mi'- ii i e. feci Kill ll ' nine
r s i ion. Froii. t' " da)- nt William
rem. light up to t.i- present time, th'
-nil MlU of the I "lie nod of the mother
II. h ghrst .tiiio'l of tlmt s.wtitt
,H ,.eu an tn inntiuit nii'i wen
,..,, ,,( I'l.ilndi Iph'.'i 'Iff. It is Hum,.'
,Mf tl, - -h.rild li tne on-" m a iinn
0l .i,, r,, ,s a -pint of istessness am! I
',!,. . i,nt in ..ert.iiu .uart'is ami when
,,,f th - -Ini'ild he the en-" nt a tutu
i
. ...i ....n.l I...- ii ne it of liiiiiii '
lntj
'nnd il" bi.ne.li.tion of a
,
. , t i r. ..M ll.iir wl I he i-.usul
,.r ,. .hn. e 11.. II. (itt li ill ami
I l i li lihiinss Sn'urdj). tn li '
. i ,s.,ii un i.ud 1 tuist that i itl- ,
,',. i i i'it t ill . Iim i ti 'In' il'iv."
GABRIEL WAIVES HEARING
Atlantic ncfin.ng Co. Official to Face
Statutory Charge in Court
I . ( tj.ilirl"! ii .run' si.perin-
i, i, .,. i tl e Atlantic it" tilling Co
,,, . ,,i . . liibmni nf "nk Lane und
' - t; ,i I K.l't, of iVindeti. wiin.
., ., ,r, .m',1 'I in s.ln v mi stnt'.t. rt '
I .1
li
ll
. il uhl IjV Mrs (nllinel t-nlSt
I . . , tiling lor .."ii i .. -. ,i,i -,
It .oiiev in iis olTne at I'ifti.iith
m . i . "V I .
h . -,, . , st.oete
i..i. ,1 .i.il MiKs KelW sin. mrll
1 ,.i,i -,uii blil fir min In .tln,'s-
trn'. li.igm on Tuesdnt ind weri itii-
l.i. lit leiirre'ietl uli sv.iri mil S'lorn1
r l.-f.
I"'
Mng.strate llooiiet
.n'.ril hearing (.cm loped u
." ... vhei. M-s . i.r ,1 em-
. . - .. ii.',' rit nl nnd Inn r fu t.t.I
tr ir
Mi-- l.e'lt wi.t ' siiinnllt I,,
, uii.ii.t the hiishiind ami g rl
lit I run'
li Mill,
I
111. w l.o
I I In h "I M m
tioni ' e i nl 'e.l
i.n',-1. 1
i I Miss Kelii
Mr-
' i .
it-
lloiillli
thee a number ,f
a' nn
t e. t
partineoi IHl'2 N i '.. I
(9
tINUTE MAN
FUTURE Al SIM "jgM
SPECIAL USED-CAR SALE
I lit W II
Ml" IIAIKi.VtNN 1
1 II A III II IN ON
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LexinRton BId 851-853 N. Broad St.
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Mrs. IVnncN Dated .Johnson -Johnson
(upper left) today appeared
in inurt against John Johnson, her
hiisbaiiil, Ni. 2 and No. 2 and o.
:?. In cnurt, "llli her nine-months-old
Infant, was .Mrs. Marie John,
son Johnson, who learned her mar
place to Johnson vn Illegal because
Mrs. Johnson Nn. I 1i.nl had
otruobtniiietll) Jolmsmi In Tevas
annillletl
Wife No, 1 Breaks
Romance of No. 2
ronilnwil tmm IMe Ono
..osnlned her good giace. and
-' ' 'V , ' , .. n .ri,. i. had cone to
hnrgesi
ui which his inudiipiate dhorie
.t.i ..iitiitiioii ii r 1'iiri m ii i'
!.. 11... . 1.
Wife No. 1 showed a letter which she
M.ts she will ue ill her dhotie netion
'I lii. httei. she snt-. ttas written b
.lolns.ui to his aunt, in Hot rlng'.
It I- dated Jul) ISO, 1020. about live
weelts nfter he had m irrled wife No. '.
lie didn't want hi-i aunt to come to
in i i i .. l i .. l. lii (i iii'i'iiimit ii iiii
-.1IIIIIIIIIII111. Ill' t i un I I" i " - ---
tints built together a- on- solid t 11.
and evert windov li.i- these iild-tluc
shultei' nbin -.l.ulf . lo-.-.l. 'tolls about
the dark ape "
Then he t ent on to dP-rils, his wish
to provun in- new ui ui.- "
"For we don't know wlm the futu j
'will bring." he deilaied "I onlv wish i
.... l.. i.l.. . Itl, n hmni.
t.m mim. iiem to cie niitiie i ti .ii .
. , i... .. I.I. I.m. V.i
know now i mane n on tn.i . -
met in church he In Ing u ei) good
hristinn and a membi r of the slrii.g
hand. The onh thing I know In I hail
to bent the time of three men. n preach
er arin-t .ml ll iollcge profe-sni The
artist luult and had u home lead) tor
l.er I In I Hn ' Ha' He s ire was some
.iin'tiointed. She knew untiling of the
l.ast' mil iietci s fai hits iiu-tioiie,l
nie
ROCK IS LAUNDRY CHECK
Chinese Hit on Head by Man Re
fused Wash
l'n
si I I
N,.it
,.n , link., no wa'iiee rule
n Mnn. a 1 niii'lrynisii ot .fiw
T.nth street to the Hahnemann
H-pi'i
1 for rennlis last nigtii. no
v n ,iung nwat .iiuunt u. .. ...
nnkimun Negro entered his placi and
,iP111 Ml,;, , his wash Ho asked for (. r
nwn .tniuiiv win ii nn
. I ... I ...i.l it hen nne whs not loriucnin
jMK i'.tise,l to turn n,er any wnsh
v.. I.e. Iter no washee. srtid Iln
tVh.i" "on the unin werit into 'lie sirei-i.
iiiikel up a rock und cnuie bnck nnd
h'il 1!.. in the I '.il with It. Jin's sculp
was badly torn I.) t'e lilov.
Tndti) Ho b'.iight himself a os
t alibi i gun in .1 derlni v that he will
use ii in tin li.'ui" to "iforcii the "no
ihir'iier- no wshre' rules of bis rs-
tablishniei.
"CHARM" DIDN'T WORK
Loclcstone Fails to Keep Man From
Jail for Robbery
I..-U,'
Its. nf in Quarter KesMons
Hit nuiiccd Ixiuls Sanders,
(inni I
.
n Mg '. i ' ie tear in iti ."."...'' j
l.ri.on af-r I e pleaded guilH to a ,
ihurce of l.i- tut The defendant on.
. . : i.. ....n.
Aprtl -"t mtired the Mtore oi i.aurs
' jletoskt 2iiiin West York street, and
Htole 2'i n..in the cash drawer.
n Ins ifii ijetense. Handerb. who.
ik tti.itt.t--i teais old, said he ha J
I nt. mill, .mil thought he saw nn es-t
' rond t.. s .. . ... j
, " In,' .un.l. ton I ti il k till tapping.
t-j. in i i-' rond to success ' aski 1
4sistnut HiMmt Altnrniy lellci "A
fi h . s ' i in. i lodestnne and told
ii, I , ,,i, i d,. ii iesioiulcd the ,e
I riilnnt I n'g. Ilnirntt liowevei
ti i. eln ii. . is., ii manufactured i,m ,
min r t.i i oi linn to u fnr in the
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W. D. APPLETON
KILLED BY TRUCK
Electrical Engineer Is Struck!
While Crossing Market Street
at Fifteenth
DRIVER IS ARRESTED
William Day Applcton. n prominent
engineer, was struck and killed by a
motortruck at Fifteenth and Mnrkct
streets nt 7:.10 o'clo.k today.
Mr. Applcton, who mdh thirty -eight
years old, as asslstnnt to Albert C.
Wood, consulting engineer, with offices
In the Stock Kxchnngc Building, Mil
Walnut street. Mr. Anpletnn hod an
apartment nt 2820 North llroad street.
Ills widow and a nine-year-old child
are living In Fnglnnd.
Tho engineer wan struck by a truck
owned by H. I), lteeso, butcher. 120.1
Filbert Ktreet. It was driven by Cor-'
neliuM F. Harvey, twenty-two years,
old, 00.') North Forty -fifth f-trcet.
After ho hod struck Mr. Applcton as
ho was crossing from tlio south to the
north sitlo of Mnrket street. Ilnrvcy
placed him in his truck nnd drove .
film to the Hahnemann Hospital. Ho
was pronounced dead upon arrival there.
Tho truck driver theu went to the i
Fifteenth nnd Vine streets Btntlon and '
surrendered. At a hearing before Mng
istrKte Crells lie was held without bail
to await the action nf the coroner.
Mr. Applcton was a son of
lie waH a member of the Engineers'
Club of this city nnd of the American
Inst tute of i; crtriral I.nit neers.
llis widow will be notified Imme
diately of his death and funeral ar
rangements will be deln.tetl until In
structions nre received from Mrs. Ap
plcton. JOKE LOST ITS HUMOR
When Friend Forgot Taking His
Money Alex Told Police
Moyk Tntricojali, of Woodland ave
nue near Seteiilh street. Camden, wbh
held in S2ri0fl hail for the grand jury
todat by lleeonler Slackhouse. charged
with lnrcenv of ?24o0 from Aletunder
Sicnraro. of 11)17 South Sixth street,
Camden.
Szarnro dr, iv the money, which he
had saved in i ight yearn, from his bank
April 2.1, intending to return to Kiissla.
Last Sundnt eieiung ho attended a
hristenlng. There was wine. He met
Tntriwlftb, and liknl him.
As tliev pat ud. Tiitrtcojab pluj fully
tool; S?nraio'H wallet, foiitnlnlng the
nnnn). Srnraro thnught it was a good
ji ke Next morning, he went to Tutrl-
ojnli and nskisl for the inoney. Ac
t online to his te-tlmoii), the friend had
forgotten nil about the incident.
Dr. W. C. Powell, Jr.
Ir Wlllluin ('liiiinbeis I'owi'll. .Ir ,
diul Mslerdnt nftermton ut his home in
ltryn Mawr lie was thirty-four jinn
old and n graduati of Hnhncmann class
of IIIU. Dr Tuti ell is survived by his
wife, his father, Di. William ChiunberH
Fun ell, Si , ii smtH" und live briitherH.
'1 he fuiier.il will It, hi Id Monday morn
ing from llrn Mam with interment in
Al mgtori Ceiiieteri Dr. Fowell served
in I'i. line .In i nn; he ar.
JHH(
fesHo'r r?n' V us of "chemlsTry at Ilrn ".- '""-J " '?!; ?& '"
Fnitersity. The younger man was a II?rNnltnl , f n YTM'j t:'Z "r Lao,
gra.luati. of that institution, where ho Th" "lrl .'' '"".'"?; f" ZiJZ If I
took the engineering course, special!- morning when standing in front of a
i i -i.-i .J i i.. i-i ..i mirror In her lodging on Seventeenth
liifc in iivr.oiui in. vi illinium , iifcii.i;..! - I
ing
JLCX)B REED'S SONS
K24-1426sChtiait Street
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4VHt$Plimmii'lk
iUAY 6, 1021
SIRS SUGGEST
Thomas E. Wilson Declares
Moat Men Do Not Oppose
Modified Regulation
FIGHT "STRANGLING" ACTS
Hy tlio Awtoolalexl 1tn
WnsJiinrton. JIfty 0. A modified
fonn of federal rupilntlon of the meat
packing companies 1 not opposed by
il.e Industrv. Thnmaa H. Wllwn. of
Chicago, prtnldent of the American In-
Ntitutn or iucnt l'ocitfra, ucciarati louay
beforo u Hoiuo committee holding hear-
lna nn rntfiitHtnrv lcirlnlll ttClll.
1 Mr. Wilson paid that the original
i proposal for rngulntlon arising aftr the
federal trade commission rcnortH on the
industry In 1018 would be oppoifd by
the packers "to the Inst because they
might n well die fighting ns dl of plow
HtraiiBulatlon." lie added, however,
that n bill placing the Industry undor
supervision of the Department of Agri
culture alono might bo acceptable.
"A regulatory meamiro of thin kind,"
ho unld, "with the secretary of agricul
ture ns tho regulating authority, drawn
up along the IincH of the Hnugcii bill,
which Congress consiilftred Inst nnmlon
ns a Mibstltutc for the type of packer
legislation proposed In tho Henate,
I would be, In my judgment, a compro-
1 rnlun nnnn u-hleh rc nil could cret ttSJ
K,,l,1,,Ietr-,'(J ft
mistake to think Hint packers
oppose all regulative legislation, because
we In tlio industry ore rcaay to accept
any form of regulation under which we
can live, but in view of the present eco
nomic conditions I do not think that
Congress should Impose any of the
harsher restrictions that hnvc been pro
posed in some of the bills on the sub
ject." glad!jotwajust NOISE
Man Thought Wife's Aim Was Bad,
but Cartridge Was Blank
When his wife flrcd n shot nt him In
his home last night, police wiy, George
Soolton, 727 Marilnon avenue, thanked
his stars for what he considered her
poor marksmanship and then ran from
the house.
Police, summoned by neighbors, ar
reted Mrs. Soolton and found the
smnll-coHbcr weapon she used con
tained blank cartridges. Tlio husband
was found later, unharmed..
Doth wrre held In $500 hail to keep
the peace by Magistrate Dugnn, in the
Thirty-second street and Woodland
nventio rtntlon, totlny, 'lliey said they
hod quarreled over their child
SUICIDE ATTEMPT FATAL
Lovelorn Girl Dies In Hospital From
Shot
Nellio Heck, twenty -live rears old, a
street near Poplnr
. e torn tne police inai sneicnreri sne
n ln,t tne love ot iiwaru uoyie. oi
line sumr iwnr,r, .u c rc, ,;
looter worth living.
Doyle, who saw the shooting, was ar
rested and held by Magistrate Oswald
as a material witness to the shooting.
Mexican Petroleum 8s, 1936
Deere & Co. 7i". 1631
Consol. Cities Lt. Pr. & Tr. Gh,
19G2
Crew Lcvick Co. Gs, 1931
Sharon Steel Hoop 8s. 1911
Columbia (Jraphophone 88, 1925
M-CownCo.
Land Title UWlR.. Phila.. Pa.
Jfe.trr I'MlodftFila'fitoel ifTcHtinso
L21L JiSQJTQIISD
sJT-fTKl'tr 'E ltTeT Moniliiy. umiill fur
' neckrWe bsttt-Mt 2 itnil .'SO p. m. In or
ner Artolphla Uoul rwril. Artdren H.
W Nol,t. Iteidlng 1
I.ltOAL AnVKIXTlHEMKXT .
,7-MnTrT: is iiiciikiiV oiVkn that
I1SC an nppllciitlon will Ni mde to Uie
floternor ot the Hlite of I'rnnut Itmnia on
lunJ. S. A. I) 1021. tnr altr 8. TClXn. J.
r Artnstront nnd ll. A. Ooarntory undir
thV net of Aimemblr ot iha Commonwelth
nf I'ennsyl --nil. enlltl'd "An sot to provide
for tr Irroriximtlon n.J r;ulkUon of r
fln eorportlon.,, unnrotea April it. 1ST,
nnd tho opplrmntii thereto, for the chartsr
nf nn ntn.led corporstlon to be called Ott.
I.mok I'Uno CouipitnT, th character and
oMa of wrhlch tn in tnnufotur. buy. sell
nnd other. ! arqiitr and dlepoe of any
un.l nil kinds of inimical Inetrumente. reeorde
nnl npplliinceii nf nnj nsture whatoTfr.
nnd to d all thlnm Incident end eomate
il.eretn and for theee purpmes to hav and
rwieipts mi". pi.,w ..." ".'"" iii.'.t.. nnu
firlvller" of tt.e said a t of Assembly nnd
Its
aupp enwnie
1AII.UI. itt'lll.l K riUAll,
Holtrltors.
COiROlSE LAW
Mindora Madras
YU will go a long way before
ou find another madras lite
Mindora. It is simply and taste
fully patterned, firmly woven, long
caring, and made tip with all the
ear-marks of custom tailoring plus
the distinctive features of Eagle
craftsmanship. Very excellent value
at &1.50
Langloys First Airplane
Flew 25 Years Ago Today
The nlrplnne Is twenty-five years
old lotlny
It wnH on May , 1800, that Dr.
Lnnglcy took the "ilylne mncJiInc"
he had constructed, utter pnltcnt
Mutly anil experiment, to Qunntlco,
on the Potomac river, near Wash
ington, anil launched It. "
The mBchlnc, weighing only twen.
ty-teven pounds, and propelled by a
ono-horscpower steam engine, flew
8000 feet In ehjhty seconds, ntul re
turned to tho ground, A second
flight covered 21100 feet.
This initial nucceso was followed
In 100.1 by n xpectacular failure of
T,nngley'n fifty-horsepower machine,
built upon the model of his first
plane, but mado large enough to
carry ft man. The craft plunged Into
the Potomac when n part of the
launching apparatus broke,
llldlculo visited upon the Inventor
by this mishap dimmed Lnnglcy's
fame and caused htm much distress.
Hut In 1014 Glenn Curtis took
Langley's Identical "failure" from
the Kmlthsnnlan Institution, and,
nddlng only an efficient launching
device, made the plane fly across
Lfiko ICouka.
BISHOP BERRY IS SORRY
SPROUL SIGNED DRY BILL
Only Thing to Do Now Is to Enforce
It, He Says
Iliflhop Tlerry fxjiressed sorrow today
tver Governor Sproul'w action In sign
ing the now state prohibition enforce
ment bill, but said he believed tho only
thing for citizens to do in tho ctrrum
stances was to see to tho bill's enforce
ment. The bishop, who condemned ttio LIU
strongly before it was passed, was loath
to discuss It now that It is part of the
law of the state.
"Of course, I nin sorry," he said.
"The only thing to do now Is for nil of
us to get together and do tho best we
can to see that the law is enforced.
"Now that the Governor has signed
the bill, It is trie law of the common
wealth nnd all loyal citizens will stand
by tho law. It may be that we have
been too apprehensive: that the bill Is
not so harmful as we have feared.
"Ah the law now stands, wo have a
double-headed arrangement for prohibi
tion enforcement, the federal agency and
the local district attorney's office. Doth
of these agencies can depend on us to
do everything in our power to nid
them."
Tho Ilev. Dr. Homer . Tope, state
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League, likewise refrained from con
demning Governor tproul's action In
signing the hill.
"Our patriotic duty, when a thing is
tho law, Is to make the most of it,"
sold Dr. Tope. "We are going to co
opernte with the authorities as fully as
possible to see thut the law Is enforced."
Taormlna Near Breakwater
The Italian liner Taormlna, with 2000
passengers from Naples, is due at the
Delaware breakwater early today. If
the delay at Marcus Hook quarantine
station prevents tho liner from docking
at Tier 10, North Wharves, before .'I
p. m., the probability is that none of
the passengers will be landed until to
morrow morning.
Diamonds
There are many grades mined
But only one grade is sold in
this establishment
the finest
J. E. Caldwell & Co.
Chestnut and Juniper
SATURDAY CLOSING HOUR, 12 M.
a Extoe
irERi es
You Are Invited
to call in a critical frame
of mind and dissect with
us an Exide Battery.
See for yourself why,
the Exide has such long
lasting power. Skilful
repair work on all makes
of batteries.
The Electric Storage Battery Co.
EXIDC SERVICE STATION
671 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
DE VALERA FAILS 'i
TO SWAY ULSTER1
Compromise Hopes Fade Afr
Republican and Unionist
Loaders Moot
SPLIT OVER INDEPENDENCE
By tlio Associated jrfeS(,
Ttlftt' Mnv n Th in.,.. ,. .
party In a meeting called by BlrjJSS
Craig, premier designate of IMster Jr
iiv., ..la asftw.. .., mi. su.i'.irntirinn ...
terday with Kamon dc Valcra ni
ntihllctin lender. dceidivH ru1AM .l'. Ij"
ster, having accepted the governm,i
of IroUnd act, could make no fuKXi
Dublin, May 0. (Iv A. I -.'n,
conversation between 8Ir James or.j!
nnd Eamon de Valera reached r,'i"
passo over the question of a republic li
is stated De Vnlera, In a lengthy npp'eil
tried to win over rtir .inmes to th . j..'
Sir Jameji replied that no negotlatiMj l
on such n basis could occur, it in &,, I
pcrieu, nnu me liiivrview terminated "I
mill r.
Thlrty-sti attacks on crown forcu
with twenty-eight cnsualtlps, one oi
which was fatal, are reported la t!u '
weekly summary of events In Ireland is.
sued ftom Dublin Castle today.
ThMO were twclvo unsuccessful i.
tncks on police barracks and three Stoa
Fein murders of civilians. l'orty-U0
raids were made on the malls. An
rPsts for outrages and political oilenin
numbered forty-clgtit nnd 125 intern,
ment orders were Issued, mnklng a toUl
of 200.1 persons interned.
IT WAS SURELY SOmFtonIC
Drink Man Took Makes Him Feel
and Act Like Samson
A ,lrtn1: lift .tnesntf tmis,. ...l.i i.
was or where he got It was tnkea
last night by William Oarris, thirty
jears old, lyeverlng street near Cresvn,
which made him feel he possessed tti
strength nf Pnmson.
He was arrested by Patrolman Itobiii.
son, of the Mnnayunk station, ner
his home, nnd lodged In cell No. 1,
A few moments later Turnkey James
Fleming nnd tho slcoplng patrolmen
were, aroused by n terrific uproar.
Fleming rushed to tho cell. H
found (SarvlH had torn his board bunk
apart and thrown the pieces through
the cell grntlng. Doth hnods wert
Mlrnlnlntr of the bnrn to tvt.lm, ,!...
Hiitfirlentlv to nllnw him to wm.
xn is morning, octore .Mnglsttltj.l
rrirn, ne saw no was glad to pay t
line ot $10 and all costs for damagt be
liAil Hnnn.
"I don't know what It was or where
I got it, ne saiii, -mit It sure roads
mo feel strong."
Auto Knocks Down Child
F. J. Kennedy, of .10 East Walnut
lane, was held In $1100 ball for henrlnj
May IB by Magistrate I'ennock today.
Kennedy was driving his automobile
near Hnlnes and Osceola streets yes
terday evening when a fhe-ycar-oH
colored girl, Oynall Kendrlcks. of 337
East Itlttenhouse street, ran Into the
street nnd was knocked down by the
car. Her injuries were not serioun.
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