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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 0, '1921
DE VALERA GREETS
FREED COMRADES
'1
Members of Irish Republican
Parliament Received at
Mansion House
HAIL McKEOWN'S RELEASE
U llll
lll'l'll
r Ily llio Aworlaleil Prf.
Dublin. Aiiff. !. All tin- member of
the Irish Itepublicnti l'nrllnmrnt who
hnvc been rcleaseil from nrlpon were re
ceived today by Kniuoii tie Va'.ern. lrih
TlcpubHean leader, nt tin Mnimloii
House.
Although the meeting wiw iku nf n
formal elmrarter. it N iimlrrMtioil that
the conference) considrrrd the delrn
blllty of innklnK n Joint Mntntn'-iit on
conditions nt the llnltyminlur intern
ment enini), of which iiiiinli'i who have
been released make serloux rnniplnt'it
The release from prison of .Inlm .1.
McKeown was received with prent relief
by newppapers of all shade of unlti'mi.
For the first time in main jciir then'
were numerous English visitors hen- to
day to ntlond the horse uliow
Indm. Au?. I). Illy A. I' -After
inquiries in woll-itifuriiml ipi i -ters
the Dublin rorrespundniit f 'In
London 'i'inies learns that ill" I!iwii
went pence offer, with certn'u ieerji
tlons. is likelv to be lirvi'titi'il li ill-
Dall Klreann.
An incident which seiiouslv threat -ened
to wreck further peace negotia
tion between the HritMi tSoveniiceiit
and the Sinn Fein has been ovcicoiue.
This was brought about eMcrdiiy
through the release from prison of .lohn
T. McICeowu by order of I'letuier l.ln.wl
Giorge on representations fiom Kannm
de Vnlera. the Inch Republican lender.
McKeown was in prison undei n-
viction for the murder of Chief In
spector Milirnlh. All t'.ie other mem
bers of the Sinn Fein I'iiiliiiiiu nt under
detention had been rcleasul. Imt ihe
authorities if Dublin Ctle hni
fused to set McKeown trie. Tln
had deeply stirred the Irish people,
Claimed that McKeown should in
corded the same immunity as hud
granted the other Republicans.
Kamon de Valera, in describing Mc
Keown in Dublin esterdu said : Com
mandant McKeown ty pities in his ,,! mhi
everything wc litnr been lighting for .
the Irish people ate proud ot him. foi
In hi m thev see a patriot and liliri.
' Their history has taught them t. Iom
tho idfnl citizen liof duunllcss n,r -
ngo and rendiness to sneriliee liiniwif
for his country are matihed only by h.s
chlvnlry us a soldier."
I'arls. Aug ! iDy A. IV 1 Frank
P. Walsh. American adviser to l'tiiuuu
de Valera, who nrrived heie reeenth
from New York, has obtained a ISntisli
vise to his pas-port p rmitting him to
travel to 1 tuition ami is Irawna: today
for the British capital by nit plan-.
Mr. Walsh had a jUHsport for a visit
to the HritUli Isles, obtained in Wnli
ington. but it lncked a Biitih u-- and
last week Mioitly after his arrial lie
onnnunced he would npph to the II-n li
Consulate here for such a vise. Unde
clared his tour was personal and with
out political aims, although he lias ap
pointments to meet Mr de Valera and
Arthur Griffith.
REPORT $3200 CLOTH THEFT
The theft of $'ti!0O worth of loth In
means of a forged order was it'iiui'ti'tl
' to the police today by S R nblutt.
42 North Sixtli street The loth war
stolen yesterday, he reported
TRtTSANS
Order of Mutual Protection
Bcashorc Outing, Beach Frolic Parade
Saturday. August 20
Wildwood by the Sea
Arttsun Special Tra n
Ches'nut St Wlmrf 7 !i M
See Your Recorder
iSHIDEHARA ASSERTS JAPAN .
FAVORS DISARMING PAULEY
Envoy to U. S, Disagrees With
Statement Made by London Embassy
Wash I nst on. Aug. II. (Ily A. l I
The .Tapane c Anibnssnilor. Huron
Khldeharii, dli-ngrees with the ollhlnl
statement Issued by the .Inpanoe Km
bassy In Loudon Inst Friday salng
(here was a "certain cm cut of opin
ion" in Japan niifnxovable to the
American proposal for the dlartniiuent
'conference nnil picdiitiiig "thai the1
practical result cunnot he rn knued upon
witli iinj degree of ictlllilence." ,
The Ambii sudor emphnsUeil the t
inlher umi'iinl "llimtitiii of di.tgrceing
with Ihe Japanese Umbassy in London
bj Issuing ihe following statrnient :
"Tile Japanese F.nibiiss) , whose nl
tuition was called to the A soclnted
I'ioss dispatch from Loudon, disowns
am knowledije if III" tateiinnt said
to have been issued l the Japanese
l.mbiiHs.v at London. Thev stated Hint
thi' titled decision of Ihe Japanese (!m
eminent to enter the confereti e whole
hearteilU and with contidenc" was
nli-fiul. made rlenr beyond all misap-nielieii-iiui
mid lint their .information
fiom TtiMo indiealeii tnat this attitude
had the substantial -u t"ii t of the Jap
suit's peonle and piess."
ll.itoii Slidelurn tegards Japan's ! -1
1 plain c i cut r I ') i onferctiee n
t ideiici- lliiil s)ie i eoliliilent of lis
suece ssful (nit n:iii
PUNISH
RES
CHECK
I
HBESKN
Lines in Front of Melilla Still
Rosistfhg Attacks by
Rebels
NAVARRO HOLDS MOUNTAIN
GERMANY MUST PAY TAX
Contention Against Collection of Ex
ports Impc3t Not Admitted
I'arls. Aug !. i li A. I'.' The
lii'llliail Tie. -Ill ll.ls lieell ll'foi lll.'.l c.
the Re i.sr.itiMii fuiiiiuiss.ou t l.m l!ei
main s eoiii. ntioiis against the t M c
tioli of ''i! pel cent of tn value tit Her
nial! epolts as i ustnm duties -.t It n-it lie
adiiiitteil The oiuiniss'on lies restn.isl
its Li i m tlMit it tnu-t col'eit 'JO pel iclil
upon (Seiiiiam 's total evnorts s nu
liidi'N figure inn stated the coniinlissi.in
was ipiitt icaih lo ilfseiiss wilii der
main suhli-ielloiis fnmi the lo'nl e
put Is i i.veied ti te, ill rat '.oils In Kind
It was i-t pm tttl Inst week lb it ("er
iiumy li.ul prit -"led th.-l the v. line of
spoils slmii'd nut ln' ude the nis of
taw iiialeinils luipurietl fiom Anient a
oi ''' I't'.-e, nor goods it -eMiileil fiiiui
lieruiiiiit. ucr gtio Is partly t-nislied
ati'o.iil. nor coal and other iep.li..' "lis
st.i'des iMiorteil to the All:'-
U. S. Chemist Jailed In Berlin
Iteilln. Aug ' - A. l'r.iiikforl di
piit h lo the Hoei'sen X.eilung sms ir
Niitlian V.i ii Stone, a I'liit-agn i-heinist,
has heen senieni-ed to four months' iin
oilsiiiiuri'iit by the criminal court theie
on ,i chiirge of attempting to hi Ihe a
lii'i.nst in th" employ of nn aniline con
eein n l.iidwigsliafeu into beluning
n tor, p.it tit set ri t-.
H.v the Associated l'rehs
I .Madrid. Aug. 0. Spanish forci
, t'ontliiili to hold positions south of .Me-
I lilln. Morocco, where they have been
resliting determined Attacks by rebel-
lions trlbe8iiien for the last week or
mure An official statement Issued last
niht lo'd of suppllis of ammunition
being can-led into the towns of Sldl
, llameil and Atnlayot bv a column of
Si'iinlsh troops, but the presence of
Moors tun tli of those towns was in-
tl'cated hv the sfatemciit Ihut Ihe col
umn hns loMf two killul ami ten wound
ed in defending the convov carrying
the munitions. It is dec'ared the Span
ish have ctab'ished themselves in po- ,
silicas dominating the town of (iouroii-
goll
ituieral Nawiuti. whose death va
it'porli'il here yestenlay. apparcnllv is
nil alive .ind still direeting tlie ilefense
if Mo 'nt Atr.iil The ulliclil t-iiiteiiinit
issiinl last night ile'lureij tliiil the
wiik of t.'kln.' piis;oiis to Mount
Aim', which has heen can ed en by
.lirplaue. continues, Imi n is nildeil the
neon is s-lits in liii'i-M i seii .teiliii
The Spanish iieanisliip llcilu'r has
siined i'iiiiii Oiuii. Al'jtte, i, it- Mi'liini.
i. ii lying a Spanish deiachment whitii
tie I iieni.s the Fleuih trout Icr on July
J! I end was teuiKiai ily interned. The
well, of Inndiiia a t nsid.'i.ib'e bodi of
men -ten liciM of Mc'l In for I lie puiposc
titiik!iin ihe ii"ht Oitiik if the Mo
loccan tribe-men. and possibly thrent
i nlug thiii line of I'tuiiinuiiii'uliiilis t I
i en i to have, for the m iiiient nt leant,
net with f-il.ure. A heavy stunn 'm
U"ti iii-iti" a'oti" tin iiiiillie.iterii Mo
nicciri 'ii'ist, and vesv K hiive not l.- i
nl'h' lo apjuoai'li po.nts ere troips
i. uglil be i'lnded.
I'ui.tli.'iiil dispntt'hrs drclaic that the
Riff tribesmen, In Central Morocco.
I'tive b 'en summoned ly the Moorish
chieftains l light mnliit Mpaln,
Indhatloiis that a new Cabinet will
bi foiincd fi take the ilafe of the Mill
1 1" try now In office arc found In devel
opments here King Alfonso confene.l
jCKtcrdn) with Count Itomanoiit's, for
mir I'lemler., who Inter declared that,
(wing Ihe gravity of the Moroccan
situation, lie hnd abandoned a vacation
be had planned.
POSTMASTERS TO VISIT
VICTIMS OF MAIL TRUCKS
Hays Issues Order In Plan of Hu
manizing Service
Washington. Aug. fl. (Ily A. I'.l
With a view to further "humanizing"
the postal service. Postmaster (icnernl
Hays today instructed postmasters per
sonally to visit the family of anv one
injured by mall trucks or other vehicles
operated by the service "and see what '
can be done in the circumstances to
he'n In the situation." i
"This should he done In all eases, re- j
gnrdlrsH of whether or not an emplou' i
of the department hns been primarl'v,
to blame," the order said.
POPE URGES RUSSIAN AID
Directs Cardinal Gasparri to Ask
Nations to Act I
Koine. Aug. !. (Ily A. I'. I- An
invocation lo Divine Providence to has
ten tin end of the tremendous scourge!
i hni is iiUlntlng Russia is coiitaiued
lit the nppcal of Pope lteucd'ot fr aid
fur the sliiMlng and p'ngue-iitllleled
Russians, made in his letter tn Curiliin'1
(Jasoarri. the Papal Secretary of State. I
m i -i,' a M Ciirstiiins and civ' ir 'd peo
ples in itintiihufe generous' j ti this
canst
The Pope fa It's letter instructs Car
dinal liaspiirri to lay the sublet t be
fore the governments of the various nn
lions for their "piompt and efficacious
common action in the name of the love
of the Divine Itrdeemer. who gave His
blood to make us all brothers."
The Pope's letter imnlores nid for the
millions of men in the basin of the
Volga who nie facing the most tetrible
death, invoking unci or from Immunity.
"This people, " the letter continues,
"although separated from us by bar
I ids iiiisitl by long centuries, are. he-
cause of their calamity, ucai our
pnternal hcait " I
PRISONER
LEAVNG
RUSSIAN
TERRITORY
State Department Is Informed
Americans Will Arrive at
Jamburg This Evening
CRANE REACHES REVAL
Ily Hie Associated Press
Washingleu. Aug. 1). The Slate De
partment was informed todiv b its
reiiresenlntlves nt Itiun ami Iteval that
Americans who have been Incarcerated
at Mii"ow were on the wny lo the
front'er jeMciday. Thev are expected
to arrive at Jaiuluirg this mutin;.
Ugi. Aug. II. (Ily A. P.. A mes
sage received heie todav h.v the Ameri
can Hed Cross from Ucval. l-'sthotiin.
sms thai Charles It. Crane, former
Fniteil St Mi's Minister to China, and I
four associates arrived at Ileval last
night on their way from China to the I
I'nlted Slates.
The, icpoit leeched al Iteval last,
night that six American prisoners were
tine to ntiivc lodav at Camhiirg. F.s
thoiiin. appears lo he a mistake, as the '
nies-age icportiug Mr ('nine's nriit.nl
aihls t lint no Amnlciiu irioneis arc
iNpeiteil lo come out of Itussin by thai
mute
The Soviet ('overument imlay Issued
latl-lies. leinlliig to how a greater
i (To t to co.nhat hitnsi r than in other
filliiine veil's.
. Aicoiding to these stat'sllcs. Sovitt
relief is progressing well, and claims
are made that it is po'slble. with lim
ited facilities, to transput t food From
June .'11 to July 20. it is c'lilmed.
."(I.IHM) peasants, who have been forced
lo live on grnt-s, hint1 officially migrated
to fruitful Sibriia by the Moscow
Karan 'Hailwav. while 41.00(1 already
have been transported on the Volga
Kiver.
Iondon. Aug. II. Thousands of Hits-
slan refugees are iKiurlng Into llrcst
I.itovsk, Poland 2000 a day mnnv
crawling on hands and knees, too weak
to stand, and scores dying In dugoilts
along the roads. , ...
An appalling picture of Ihe desola
tion, ilrnth and devastation In the fam
ine areas In Itussin Is given by F. ii.
Thompson. In charge of the llresf
IJtovsl; district for the American ltellcf
Administration and the Ruropcan Chil
dren's Fund, who nrrived here Sunday
night.
CENSUS TOTALS GIVEMALES
SLIGHT MAJORITY IN STATE
Population of 8,720,017 Shows Sexes
Almost Equally Divided
Washington. Aug. II. Pennsylva
nia's population of 8,720.017. an
nounced today by the Census Bureau.
Included J.4211,020 males and 4,2(K).I!97
females. The decade Increase of pop
ulation was III. 8 per cent, the innlel2..1
and the femnle IT)..'! per cent.
Distributed by color and race the
figures show 8.4:'.2.72 whites. 2Sl.."i08
Negroes. i'7 Indian, 1S2II Chinese. 2"
Japanese nnd .'02 others. The whites
Increased by 12.0 and the Negroes tiv
40.7 per cent. The foreign-born white
iiuinlered I .;'H7..S.i0 In 11120 against
1.4:58.710 In 11110.
New York Slate's population of
10.:iH.-,.227 included ri.lS7.a."0 males
ami ri, 11)7.877 females in 11120. During
the preceding decade the population in
creased 1-1 Per cent, the males 1J5.1 and
the females 14. S per cent.
The totnl population divided by color
and ran was 10.172.087 whites.
1!I8.42.'5 Negroes. rioO'l Indian, ."."a
Chinese. 208(1 Japanese and 7.'l." others.
The whites increased Kt. 1 per tent,
while Ihe Negroes increased 47.0 per
cut. The foi oign-horn white popula
tion iiuinbeied 2.7M1.172 in 11120
ngnlnst 2.720.272 in l'.MO
ACCIDENT KILLS SPRECKELS
Callfornlan Diet While Second Wlfs
Suet for Divorce
Ilahersfleld, Calif., Aug. 0. John D.
Spreckels. Jr., of San Francisco, mem
ber of one. of Ihe most prominent ftim
llle.s in California, died late yesterday In
a local hospital following an automobile
accident near Tnft, Calif.
Mr. Sprcc!tls. a commission broker,
I ., 1 !.! A...!..M It'!..... tl.A llu
I linil UCCIl 1IU1I rilll IWIir. mini till" llin
Mrs. Hpreckels was given a d'votce she
gained custody of the couple's three
children for six months p year, with
six months granted him. Mrs.
Sprcrkels Inter mnrrled Frank Wake
lleld, n millionaire of New' York. He
fore her marriage to Spreckols, she was
Miss Kdlth Huntington.
Hlircckels' second wife, formerly
Mi(H Hndic Wirt, an entertainer, filed
suit for divorce in March list. This
case was pending when he was killed.
The second Mrs. Sprcrkels returned to
the stage as n dancer. She was re
ported as saying:
"Hoclety needs a lot of reforming. '-
MAN, 81 SHINS' PLUMTRE1
Safarua Smethere, Berwick V
Flrtt Vote for LneM-' C'
Berwick, IM., Aug. .-AUb I
Is iinf.t elBhty-one years old, 8if '1
nmcnicra nns neen Sliliiiilng" m, )
trees on his lot nnd picking putn' -Pljl
vinitj tic tiipninu inn roor nf u.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Smothers I,nVe ""V
their fiity-sixth year or married ii T
Herwlck. Without emlniSMB11,,-,,I
teeth. Mr. SmctherH ft '..SM.
vlgorouc .Mrs. Hinctlicrs. elelitV "'
does her own houseyyork. Mr. SiniH"'
ensi ins nrsi vote ror Abraham n. .'
lor l'lesidcnt. m ''""ok:
6 Franklin Phonographj
l'ormerly rrlcut at $120 to Jt;j
Blake & Burkart
8. W. Cor. EleTfnth A W.lnot Si,,
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SACRIFICE SALE
We place on sale cery fixture In our store nt the most nttnciltt
prices offend In several years. NOTE THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS,
i Lot of 500 Assorted Bowls
. Some Genuine Cut Glass
2.95
Others plnlc, otd rose nnd blue decoia
tlons Kultalilo for dlnlli(r ami living
rooms, t'ompletc, icady to hang for
gas cr electric. 1 :, H or 16 In diameter
The best
is cheapest
in paint
llecausp it will cover a
jrt cater surface better and
easier than cheap paint
Another reason why Wilson
uses only the best.
m
IGOOD PAINTING
SE&W
Will stand the test of time
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Protect Yourseir
Against Loss
We learned from one of our cus
tomers, who overheard a convei'sa
tion on a trolley car, that a party
was just compelled to satisfy a
judgment against his property for
$100, dating back to 1917.
This would never have happened
if his title had been insured
through this Company. ALWAYS
have your title insurance handled
by the oldest Company in the field
and protect yourself against loss.
Inquire at cither office
The Real Estate Title Insurance
d Trust Company of Philadelphia
523 Chestnut Street 45 S. Broad Street
iroi from lmlrpcnilrntr Unit Lincoln ItulldlnK
SyphoNatha7
the ditinftctant
Ftrmtrly catttJ SatpSo-Napthct
It i 4)4 times stronger
than the U. S. Public
Health Service Standard.
Leading hospitals in New
York and New England
use it.
For pertalnal hygient
cuta, wounds, dotiehei
8ylphoN'athol ! invalutblr.
Dfitroyj germ life, tut la
hrallng to the tluucs. Fhyal
dans rccommrnd It.
Drug and drpt. itorti, 15c,
lie, 65c. $1.25.
g carton
of twelve
vffaraaflun
I The Gold Seal beauties are
I the choicest' of the nest
Gold Seal
Eggs
3-Light Fixtures
complete with gUi
feady to hang. Only
Regular
Prico
$10.00
$4.95
4-Light Shower
(one lamp inside)
Very beautiful dciign
$6.95
For Gai
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This complete 8-room house set of fixtures ready to hang only
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Value $65.00
Every Fixture it Guaranteed for iti Workmanship and Finish
MAIL ORDERS i WE MANUFACTURE
Promptly Filled. Send COc extra for Our Own Fixture. IIu.v from im and
pmklnc out-of-town nrdern. I nr Ihe niltldleninn'n profit.
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In 4 Trips Across America
Essex 4 Times Breaks Record
Fastest Time Between New York and San
Francisco Beaten by 12 Hours, 48 Minutes
New York - Chicago Record Also Falls
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United States transcontinental motor mails,
between New York and San Francisco, have
set the time records for their respective direc
tions across the American continent. The
distance each car traveled was 3347 miles.
The New York to Chicago automobile
record was also beaten.
The fastest Essex time was made from
San Francisco to New York in 4 days, 1 4 hours
and 43 minutes, breaking the record by 12
hours, 48 minutes.
A Reliability Proof That
Speaks for Every Essex
The average time for all four cars was 4
days, 2 1 hours. These records cover the actual
time from the moment the cars were checked
out of New York and San Francisco with
U. S. Mail, until they checked in at their
respective destinations on opposite sides of the
continent.
The purpose of this Essex test was to
proveits reliability, riot merely with one car,
but with four. The closeness of the respective
transcontinental time for the four cars, proves
the consistency of performance and endurance
that characterizes all Essex cars. Every re
quirement of motor car performance was met
a thousand times by these cars, in their cross
continent run.
Consider that hundreds of cars have at
tempted to break the transcontinental record.
You have rarely heard of these attempts for
the failures have not been given circulation.
Yet isn't it a remarkable and convincing
proof of Essex ability and endurance that the
only four Essex cars that ever challenged for
the coveted transcontinental record were in
every case successful?
WntGLEYSk
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After Every Meal"
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Remember Essex prices have been reduced $405 to $465
Gomery-Schwartz Motor Car
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x.o-iu north Broad Street
Sales Room, 128-140 North Broad-Service Station, 2400-14 Market St.
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