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and Thursdays continued warm; gentle
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VOL. VII. NO. 500
IGARWOOD'S slayer
I BUSES FRIEND OP
PNOTHER MURDER
BWfliiilford Yountr &ays i-ormer
Emm- ... -
fa Haddonfiold Policeman Killed
f Missing N. J. Contractor
fCAS- OF ARTHUR WHITEHEAD
3L HAS BEEN 3-YbAK U-Lt
I
p . ... . - n.....i :. i.n rnm
GlllHOta loung, tuuiun.li in m- w.....
tt Jm, County .Tail after confessing the
j-murder or narry vuinuuu, ...i -u...-Uen,'
Jitney driver, 1ms net-used Hon-
W'iimln Martin, rormcr jiauuonneiu
RipdlIccDian. who is ht-ld for assisting
'Si-Young in disguising Garwood's car, of
ifcftJo murder of Arthur Whitehead, n
S)lnddonlicld contractor, nuoui inreo
j(,n ago. ...
vynucneau s uiiuiin:iiruii.-u '" " -
fTwzzlc to the authorities ever since. It
nreiirrcd. and resulted in his wife's nt-
' tempted suicide and the murder of their
. i-o children. Although Young hns
'' made a number of wild statements since
his incarceration nnd In general bears
the reputation of being nn unruly and
bad prisoner, the authorities arc in
clined to credit his story after ho hud
tfpoflttil it In Martin's presence.
The Camden County ofllcials nrc In
tistlgating the story today and nre
dlKlng up tho lime kilns tit Anderson s
farm on the Mnrllon plkn near C res-
!.. Vm,n. mv Mnrtin nilripfl
, run, nuciu .... ...rfw
P. Whitehead's body.
Whiteueau, wno wns n iniriy nr
to-do contractor at Haddonfieltl, suil
dtnly disappeared from his homo with
out anv apparent motive, Hbout three
jfars ago The authorities made n long
anarch for lilm but liually gave it up.
convinced, as was Mrs. Whitehead, that
the man bad deserted his family. 1 be
Whiteheads bad two small cbildreu.
Kills Children. Tries Suicide
After about two month. Mrs. White-
head, driven to desperation through I
.wit.itlnn killed her two children and ,
attempted to oommitt suicide, She was
confined in pribon for about two enrs.
At the time of her release the Masonic
.order, of which Whitehead was n mem
ber, instituted a nation-wide search foi
him without result.
Young's accusation came without
warning late jestcrdny. He has been
....!. l ........ .!.,... I.n ., ns lrw.fcpil III!
$ that lie would give the authorities start
'!' liar Information, but Probecutor ol-
Tertbn did not expect anything like
the' revelation ycbterdny. "
Whpn loiliig hrst mcnlloncu ine ni
lit .An investigation (HwIosihI that
Whitehead was among the inlying. Ill
(Ilsappearuncc fur the mutntnt having
ken forgotten. It wns then, acroid
ing to il:c Proecutor, that Young de
clared 'Whitehead was Hie mun Mnrtlu
lad killed.
Martin was Immedintelj bi ought into
the Prosecutor's office nnd confronted
ith Youug. Young repeated the. ac
tifation, and Martin's face purpled
"lou lie," lie shouted.
' i'ou're a liar Mini-self, and .von
knoiv it." Yoini!: ictorted. "If I was
i not In the Prosecutor's nfllce I'd choke
the truth out of jou.
Tbc oicti tried to gel at each other,
but wcie prevented bjr guurtl". '
County Detective Doran was iinine
diatelj unsigned to the case, and acting
on the sparse details given in Young's
.itatement, went to the Anderson farm
and started a search for human bones.
Darkness prevented the search nrocecd-
ing far, but was lesumed the first thing
this morning. Nothing to substantiate
Young's Btorv was uncovered in jes
lerday's search.
To hlft Story to Uoltom
"We are investigating Young's
itory," Dorau said this moruiug. "So
tar we have found nothing to corrob
orate It, but we will sift it to the bot-
' (Offl."
Young was arrested about a month
"ko following Ins discovery in the nuto
owned by Harry Garwood. Garwood
vas missing a week m- more when his
body a. found hidden in the .vnods.
After a dav or two Young broke down
mid ronfc.-seil to murdering Garwood,
ijalmlng that be bad don.- so because
Jijrwoud had been iiltentive to his wife.
This, according to Prosecutor Wolver-'''J-
,is u ,,s falsehood, nn It lias been
tleniiitcl pioven that Mrs. Wing bad
ner even nenrd the nnnmof fi.ir
ynod until her husband was urrcMed
or his murder
.Shortly afterward Y'onns told tben..
f,,.0',",1", ,ll'lt Hnnjnmiii Martin bad
umlblipd him tho false iiumbeis
,V,",fil on the Garwood cUr and
"JO aIo been a partuei in the thefi'.
ot maii.i auiomobiler. Martin was ar
rested nnd bus been in jail ever since.
BIG U. S. DIRIGIBLE BURNS
IN HANGAR AFTER BLAST
Kite Balloon Also Destroyed at
Rockaway Naval Station
Neil Ymli, An-.;. .".l. tBv a. P )
VmiS.b, bill,u"" n-"- 1'l ''"'Rt
nr?1 l, V,."","'.1, airc,'nft o il" M".
b k',Pbiilloni AP were destroved
'oiav at tin, Hockaway Point Nuvnl
frnii . . " . An ''xl'bsion of gasoline.
I laze lon cause, started the
Although a niimbrr of men were in
burned."881"' " J ""' n,,,n ns hUwili
euLln'C'?i(ta,,s ?"lainii.B tTfoutaiuls of
"We feet of hydrocen were Ine.itci .,,.,.
t
wVate?'','.'; ,""!.tlR' "rcn,c ,,nn '"
' lIDloVlnn J"'"" ,,,Cm l l'r(,VC,,t l1""'1'
Wtl an I, n IT "'i lin'1 " "l101 . My
S coL. ' Wai U!,ci1 to 1,n,rul
acutm1"'. lV,nl,v recently ordered all
tomorr.m- i. n,r f,nt10" I" ecu so
ua. V' W,,J ""tlei-fitood tint l)-fl
o the i !. rl",,',,,1 fop transportiuio
built in . I1"8"" ut J-akeburst. N. .1.
"en vlT0''". ""' "l-fled .I '', u.
'Wtly destrojod in Knglantl.
Hi. n
Aiir :ti it., t i ....
y?.oy of n,rf v '.,...',''... :.' -'"'
V sh iii i '.."" " -"ail! tieorge
'" lie y. n -Ki,iV " ,' VM ,ost 'if"
"w; ',-,, 'llw'-fr lien- last week.
nornlng0""1' f,'m ",0 ""'ckago this
t
tf lfd murder, nceotding to Prosecutor
?' Wolvtjrton, ho merely t.Hid, "Mnrtln
f hnovKCtl u mun on i":n:uii ,vui- iifcu.
. llarefueeil to name Hiu ml-Miis man.
S.l.tvE'i.T,,!,: "MHMPIIlM H'I.. Tt.
'T1
Kntortd a.i Second-Cjaaa Matter Hi tha Poalornca at Philadelphia, Ta.
Unrter.jlla Act of. March 3. 1870
Water Shipped as. Whisky;
Say Banker Cheated V. S.
Federal Officials Declare They'll Arrest Man
for Removing Fake Rum From Bond
to Cloak Real Withdrawals
A warrant will bo km ml tn- ,. ii.ii
(iclnhla bnnkerMiHiMctcd of extensive
violations of tlitMniuor laws, iiccording
iu mo jiucrnni Hi-venue Hiirrnu. n
J'bo wnrriint 1 to ,(. bnnetl on the
tiiscovery by rusloms uffleinls Hint 100
b.irrels of supnoi-ed whisky, broiighl
hero for shipment to u foreign ccuntn
by n symlicnto iietUktl by the bunker,
wits only n good grade of wntrr.
Customs and interim! revenue men
Miy tliay nro nbout convinced the liquor
Itiws have been evndetl nil over tho coun
try by taking out of bond hugo quim
titles of barreled "whisky" which was
lenlly water, destined for some incon
win en tin I foreign port, ami throwing
them overboard us oon ns the tliree,
mile limit had hern piiM-pl.
Tlic object of this deceit, nceording
tc the tilKcinls. was to cover up un
culhoris'.ed Miles of whisky in ltuKt
rjiinntltirs. An nirountlii; must ' be
given the tJovermneiit for nil (lie Ftoek
in tho wiireboiiNes, .mil tlir wiitrrid
sloek, removed on a jiermll in the light
of day, took the place of tin mil thing,
smuggled out Mrrctlv in the dind of
night, the ofllcials think.
Will Arrest for Inr-uiiy
The Kederal autliniltics are not yet
willing to make ndlrcct charge against
(lie banker. Hut because they did find
100 barrels of unmistakable water
marked "whisky" owned by the banker,
they sny tiiey are going to arrest him
nnd Investigate-.
Tho "whisky" in question was taken
14 DEAD IN BELFAST
AS BATTLE RAGES!
Rifles and Revolvers Spurt Bui-
lets as Loyalists and Sinn '
Feiners Fight
'TROOPS ON STREET DUTYI
tho Associated Press
(nelfast. Aug. "HI. The military ai
sumed control of Belfast today as a re
sult of strong icpresentntions mndc by
the hortl Mnyor, Kir William Coiites,
ns to the urgent necessity of affording
the city protection in view ot the fierce
rioting nnd lighting in progress.
The nppcal for military aid was made
to General Cnrter-Cnmpbcll. command
ing the Itrltitlt Iroopn In I'Ner. and
Chief of Police Grlslor.
At mld-aflcinoon furious lighting
was proceeding between the VlMi-i- loy
alists and Sinn Keincrs. The total
death roll since Monday night had
reached fourteen. Score-i have been
wounded.
I5y I o'clock, however, the city was
comparatively quiet. The mllitnry bnd
taken to stref dutj . although thev liad
not ci. ne Into Itoynl uvcniie. Trntlb-
bail been n stored in York street
llie mucin line a iciui was .11 no-
'.luiiii noun: in mi' r.iiiji,. inn ..win.-t-.,
niitl if (his period of the day should pass
wilhout tvoiibie. it was expected tbnl
1 lie noting would be considered ended.
Klcrro Kevolver Itattlc,
Spirited revolver figbliiig occurred
(his morning, causing scenes of wildest
excitement in r.oine of Ibe city's llior
ouglifni'tn. Crowtl Tramps on Fallen
While some of the crowd run along
Itojal avenue toward Castle .Inaction
the remainder attempted to escape along
Donegal street toward the cutbedral.
Thc.v bad gone onl.v a few jnrds when
two'.vouths with caps pulled down over
their fnces dashed over Academv street
to tho footpath and commenced firing.
The terrified crowd raced back toward
Ro.val avenue, many of its niember.s
falling nnd being trampled upon.
Later operations were opened in
Sluuhope street, when- Sinn Keillors it can supply construction at high prices
equipped with rifles fired into Lime rather I linn cut Its prices, build now and
street and Old Lodge road. Armored so set in motion the machinery which
cars temporarily quelled the activities I will icsult In a retain of prosperity,
of .'tin- riflemen, but at ! J'. M. tiiey No one has any control of tho Munition,,
were resumed nnd police re-enfor.-e-1 I refer to this biiiblirfg trnd"s situn
inenU and the I'lster special coastab-, limi nieiely by wnv of illustration,
ulnrj were hurried to the locality. WJiotlur jou ndt in Adnilnhtrntinn elr-
Sniping is carried out on the most ' les or in New York, from which I have
approved lines, field glasses being used J just returned, what nro (lie prospects of
In the snipers.
'rumours this morning rnord through
the riot district of North Queen street
and Old Lodgn road. Hie passengers
bins on the floor to escape the bullets
if tin rioters, but tin I.ngllshinnu on I
Ills lionevmoon trip was shot in the ....... ... , ..
abdomen and is In a critical londition. t ontlnur.1 on l-ns-c Two, column I'our
MVA SNUB U. S. WOMEN
"'S;'-fighting of the mo savage j AT "GUILLOTINE PARTY"
character occurred last nlsbt and cen- -...
tered in Ho.val avenue. Tho scenes be- Natives Scare Off Tourists Who
gun with ti determined attack by a j Flock to Scene of Execution
party of snipers on (rook street. A . ,.,,, tnh,,. ,,,,, (ov,jrWt. In3l
(he o.nd of'that thoroughfare crowds had Jti-is.. Aug. .'11 - A neat- lint oc
assembled on which a heavy levolver IM,nod jcsterda.v when a crowd of tour
lire wns opened by a pinty of Win w, .,n(1 sightseers men in high hats
Kclners. A wild stampede resulted. , evening clothes, and women in fur
, .... ,,,,. . x rn,'l"aU "l"1 'Iceolletto gowns gathered
Iinmlmi. Aug. dl. diy A. I .) 1 ne , ."utt-icJ. tin Smile Prison to witness tho
grave disturbances 111 llclfiibt which .guillotining of Gaston Pbilllppe, con
havo come in tho midst of ho mosti 1(,(P(1 of lm.,PrB ,js ms(ress.
delicate possible pence uegoiatlons vyltb I ...., ,Sun Uhs,.mbly of morbid vvit
Iteliind, were occupying tho attention , pSM,s hissed and booed the newcomeis.
of tho entlio Knglish press tudnj. including several American women, and
Some correspondents of London fmally became so menacing that mount -newspapers
in Holfnt de gnate tb" 1 0M- police drove off tho foreign sight-
1 ..tl until liillllifIIJ ftll.lj
piesont irnutiio as iniicior isiu., "iin
it Is certain that tins element enters
into thn conflict to a more or less de
gree, utt nlwajs bus becli tho case in
I'lster politics.
HOT SPELL CONTINUES
Thermometer In Nineties Again.
Unsettled Tonight
The hot weather In which Philadel
phia Iuih been sweltering kept up today
ami will probably coiitlntio tomorrow,
m cording to Hie forecast. Tin ther
inonielers. which begun the day ill 8
M. at 70, lin il climbed to 110 al 1
o'clock. The only reitei was gsuiie
winds fiom tin Southwest. Tim hu
mldlt coiilinucd high, hovering cloe
to thi 00 uinrk.
There is n possibility of showers
cooling tho city tonight.- Tho forecast
for tomorrow is partly cloudy and un
settled. ,'
from a distillery. The custom officials
say tho substitution of wnter for whisky
was nindo before the barrels left the
distillery.
Tho 100 barrels were part of a ship
ment of 1K5.000 barrclH which tho Phil
adelphia banker bail taken out of bond,
or nrrnnged to tnke out of bond, for
export to Oreece, Turkey, Momovla nnd
other obscure countries.
The shipment of 100 barrels, from th
distillery to Philadelphia, wna under
guard of Pennsylvania Railroad do
tccUvcs, and later was never out of the
custody of Federal revenue men. When
the time arrived for tho "whisky" to bo
put aboard a ship at one of the north
ern wbnrvcs of the city the customs
men gauged It and found it contained
only ns much alcohol ns would seep out
of the wood of n whisky bnrrel that bad
been used many times before. v
The banker, who was supposed to own
the "whisky." was compelled to lib- n
bond of ."5-1S00 to assure payment of
icveiiiie fees. This bond would litive
been released upon presentation of a
binding permit from hc country of des
tination. Sent Somo to Oreece
The banker Involved In this transac
tion already hns sent 1000 drums of
alcohol to Greece. The Kederal of
ficials interested themselves in this ship
ment nnd traced It carefully. They
learned It really bnd been delivered
in Greece. The nlcohol was sent ovor
Continued on Pnce T!o, Column HI
iSEE RAIL RATE CUT
Administration's Unemployment
Solution May Hinge on
Freight Reduction
ALL - EYES ON BUILDING
It) CIJNTON W. ilId5KKI
Stntr Corrrsinnilrnt. Kvrnlni; Pulillc I.nlerr
Corurlaht, 1921, by I'iiIUc I.rdacr Comvumi
Wnshlnglon. Aug. .'II. Secretary
Hoover intimated to members of the
Miclilgim Mantifncturei's' Association
yesterday flint tiiey. like the farmers.
should be jiresiiiR for a rc-iti-tlon of
railroad freight rates. Among those
with whom .Mr. Hoover conferred on
the general subject of the unemploy
ment confeieiice were .lolm h. l.ovclt.
general manager of the association; A.
K. Memory, of the Tiniken Axle Com
pany, mid V,. K. Iteinent. of the Novo
Kngino Compnnyr of Lansing.
This suggestion of this. Secietory of
Commerce indicates one line of ap
proach to tlie unemployment problem In
(his countr.v. Idke every one else, (he
Administration wishes to do something
which will start a return to business
netlvltv. It is admitted that If bulbl-
lllf. nperatlous would commence thev
would create a di'inniid for maternls
which would favorably affect various
lines of production. Incieasn employ
ment and gradually stmt production
geneuilly.
Now Hulldiug Key
There is nu enormous shortage of
houses all over the country. Tho de
mand ovists, but it is not niet. Why
not start building?' It is the one thing
that can be done with perfect confidence.
Tho Administration has bad mnnv con
ferences with builders. Hut it has no
control of (hu situation 'unless it should
undertake (o supply credit to vv mild -be
bouse owners iis it is doing to the agri
cultural lntcrcsTs.
There has been little liquidation in
tho building industry. Wages and
prices of materials are down onl.v about
123 per cent. The industry is aw an; of
the shortage and prefers to wait until
business, generally Is restored so that
iccovor.v. jou are 10111 11 ail wails for
uiiethiug to start and then vour expert
iM'hiims 11-grctfiill : "If building
would onl.v begin!" Hut building nie-
fcis o wail, ht in;; "onlidtnt 1 lint it is
in a favorable position by lcnsru of
seers,
Tlie tourists spent tho night nt Mont-"
!irle dance joints drinkiiis champagne, I
en at -I o'clock they went to a no- I
mn
then
lorloiiH restaurant near Hu CViilntl
.Mtii'Keis, wnurc tney ate soup. . ,, ,
nelocK tiiey proceeded to tlie prison,
wnere tney una neon iippeii oil that the
execution wus to take place.
The grim guillotine hud been erected
nnd a basket wus awaiting for tho
decapitated head, but tho demonstra
tion of tho crowd of French people
scared off the tourists, who entered
waiting laxicabs and sped homeward,
Wanderer Kills Himself
John Kiiuc, a homeless mm,. Ihirt)
live .ve.irs old. shot himself ut Delawme
avenue nnd Spruce street early today
mid died Inlcr at Hie Pennsylvania Hos
pital. A note wus found In his pocket
directing notification of hl.s death ho
given to John Nuulty, Third struct nenr
Spruce. - -
AS PROSPERITY KE!
PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1921
VARE SAYS GORDON
FORCED PENROSE TO
ATTACK M PLAN
Assorts Senator Was for Or
ganization Ticket Until
Last Monday
TAKES .RAP AT EX-JUDGE;
MAYOR THINKS-IT FUNNY
Scnntop Voro, replying to Sennlor
Penrose's nttnek of yesterday upon the
"fiftyflfty" ticket, asserted this nftcr
noon Hint Penrose was "forced and
helped" In mnklug it by former Judge
James Gay Gordon.
Senator Vnre's statement predicts
triumph for his "combine" cnntlldntes
In spite of tho nppe.-il Issued bv Sena
tor Penrose In his friends to hack the
candidates of honest government.
Senator Penrose himself, according to
Senator Vnrc, considered "nearly nil"
the "combine" candidates the. "men
best fitted for their respective offices"
until last Monday.
Senator Vnro pays his compliments
to Senator Penrose's "binlster In
fluence" by hnrkihg back to the lost
mnyornlty election, nnd charging Hint
it "was stolen bv bnllot box stuffing In
the Kighjfh nnd two other Penrose
wards.
Tho withdrawal of Stale Senntor
Dnlx from tho race for Hie City Trens
urershlp at the Inst moment, .which
Senator Penrose roundly scored yester
day, is justified by Senator Varc on tho
score that Unix in his judgment wns
not "willing to stand up nnd repre
sent n couple of hundred fakers like the
Voters League, which could get Ilia
nothing but overwhelming defeat."
Senator "Kd's" hot reply to Sena
tor Penrose wns dictated in the down
town boss' office In the presence of W.
Krcelund Kentlrlck. enndidnte to suc
ceed himself as Receiver of Taxes. It
is generally recognized 1 tint Senator
Penrose Is hostile lo Kentlrlck mid op
posed to his renominntlon.
Senator Varo's Statement
Sennlor Vnro wns asked wbnt be
thought of the Penrose statement. He
snid :
"If the Pejirose statement had been
issued live or six weeks ago it might
have bcp-i of uniuo value politically,
but since lie vvnitod until Mouda.v
morning of this week, when o-.tudge
Gordon went to hist home on Spruce
street .nnd forced and helped the Sen
ator to mnke n statement, (lie public
can readily understand.
'Gordon s sloeU in trade is sticuing
closet,, the Mnyor and n couple of I
niornlng newspaper wliicli givei lilm
some Influence and enables him to rep-
and WillH. Dudley for City Controller
are tho candidates backed bj more than
two-thirds of tin: representative!, of the
llepublicau voteis of this citj in the
Ilopubliean Ceutial Campaign Commit
tee, nnd up until Monday Mr. Penrose
hail suggested that nearly all of those
men were best fitted for tucir re
spec tivo-ofliccs.
"The above ticket meets with popu
lar approval mid is not bach by un.v i
sinister Influeiicp sucli as Hint which
slolu the election of Mil or in tho'Pat-tcrscn-Mooic
campaign b.v stuffing bal
lot boxes in Penrose's own ward, the
Klgblh. as well as in two olhec vvnnN
which were Penrose's ill that time.
Penrose .'Men itlidraw
"In leforencc to the withdrawal of
any candidate it must b" plain to the
people tbnt nil those who have with
drawn have been Penrose men and not
friendly with (he regular organization .
ami it easily can be icon that the
withdrawal is squarely up to him.
"Speaking of Senator Unix's with
drawal from tho ticket. I have not seen
tho Senator since the Senate udjuuiued
on thn twenty-eighth of April. Hut.
knowing him as I do, as a senatorial
colleague, my best judgment is that
ho wns not willing to stand up nnd
leprcsont a couple of hundred fnker
like the Voters League, which could
net him nothing except overvvlie'iuiiig
defeat.
"The nbovo arc true facts, and tin
public is entitled to know them.
"I he ticket composed of Itotan,
Ivciidi-ick, ( an.pbell, WhImoi ami Uni
t nntliiurd nn rnjto Tun. Column Two
U. S. RELIFJ INDEPENDENT
American Admlniotratlon Won't Sub
mit to Central Allied Authority
resent, some, public utility corporations The rapid sequence of recent events. I ;V ," '"""' "r icptes..nieci tiere. .Mr. tors clinrge was from West Phlladel-
in tliis clt. In this enso hn n-cnis to calculated and un-empiilou. h-Ts fur- ! l'"r'1'"' x,.!,, ,,, "u"l,l " W' I'1'1"- ,"'"' hnd come downtown by a
have been able to work ll on Penrose. , ' , , ' ri ,' ' I SI"V-'"' oV,' ,Vh "" ,V",,W' ' IP 1'liHu-' niiiiidnbnni route. , were sent up
"Personnllv. I belir-vo Mr. (ior.fon nw C(l .V'c roll"wl,,S-- oelpb.n Sabbath A-soclntion has been Sat.so,,, street to turn north at Kiev-
is living in the past. Samuel P. Kntan onlulence dots not penult of a quo- l:i,'I mteiestjil In Hie Stindii.v oberv- enth. on the wn.v to the Grove,
for District Attorue.v. W. rreelnnd tatfon of niillioj-eliin. It docs.poKcoiuc 1 vl" ' ''" .a . ,i J"H"U. "fMnjor There is an electric nutom-itlc switch
Kend.ick for Iteeolver of Taxes. .AVil-!rrom M M ' . B1IW ' Moore s .irdi-- ... be ipenniendeiil of a mi.iI, mid Sanson. st,o.ts. As
limn K. Cnmpboll for Hegister of Wllla. I , 'm . , J,0. " , -, " "ns ''l " ' "","':, " V 'TrPt It. men who the car approached the n.otormnn tried
Tlmnms V. Wntson for Cilv Treasurer. I "I"1-0'1 ' ' ( "' Solicitor Smyth. Dlroe- p.. tic pale m Siindn.v Im.cbaM. mid to throw the switch bv means of hlu
rnris, Aug. .ll. (Hy.. P. ) - Wnl-' would be n coterie of practical poll
the Amcriernr,VliS unscrupulous and unafraid,
day definitely informed the sub-emu- I rcnil ' r" city and tho Itepubli
mlltee oil co-ordiiintioa of the Inlernii-I can organization for then- malign pur
tioual Commission for Russia,, Relief poses. And the public he damned.
Hint the American re of adui n strnllon ni ,i . . . "'""",1,
cnnnol submil to a eenlnil allie'l ,,. lUc ,,rM Mc'1 nas "' '"" ,,0,'"'"1 '
tlinrity sucli as the commission. Council. This was done Tlie net war
The lelief administration, ln do- to hnras and discredit the eitv'd
dared, will only co-operuto with the .i...i..., i . .
commission in the famine area of Rus
sin, reserving to itself complete liberty
of action 111 the lldlll ill strntinn ,.f ,-i.
lief.
The delegates representing Croat
Itriialn, Frmice, Ital.v, Helglum und
Jnpnn who urn members of tlie sub
committee today appeared to bo disap
pointed over tho refusal of the Ameri
can Relief Administration to pool Its
wmk with the general plan of relief
which the committee hones to u I. ,,m
j After bearing Mr. Hrown's explanation
'''n 'Ih'f Administration's attiludei
'he committee adopted a resolution tec.
oiuinciidlng to tin various (Joveruineiits
tluit they authorize immediate i-n-ordi
uuiiuu oi mi puitis now under wa.v
COLONEL KEMP'S SON lL
Arthur Dickson Kemp, eighteen jenrs
old, son of Colonel (ieorge K, Kemp
I t ii in .mi 1 uai i iinat.IIi1.il.. t- .. 1 t ' I
im. i. m.,. ,., .miuiuiii e nu- ucccivcr of to riesient linn hig tin nv bv Cosi... ... -. "mhisu ,ncca vvon
"ixYi.l. si-;,'1, "wltl"'1";- T0?? ?''" U W. Workers' Walkout Discharged splracy Backed by Bolshevists
Y.i ufKom, vAs homi'lr... Hr,',.Moht "f '"' American cla.ms. sir ' , , ' "? ' '" NI "'"'" ,,,,,n r," t "'""I"-. Aug .il.-tlU.A. P.1-
St;:r.'SmVmlpiuentM Mn ' ' r m! . 'I'!''' VrU-I "..o, fuui, the j ".lrtnlM w orkers r Mrlkp. A The discover of a re, organi.a'tioi,
several days ago. Ill, and Phvsiei,. ..,' " U,,,R of ll" ''"'"n and other ships number ot girl pickets were arrested in '''"""'t' fvolutmu m Iliingnrv was
,ii.ii.m..s.mi if ...ii..i.i ii. :.'.-. ",ln',s: ""ior to Aiuericn h entry into ilm u,... il... s i.-lt.ii-. ,.f s..v.,Pi r i... .. .... nnnoimced .. tin no ice i,,,lav
tending State College and was operated whe her the Preside ,"."!.""n. ',,, J" ls being, arbitrated. Labor exec Uics U,C fl'jllJii th ,)ot,ers'
.n lii Imsnlinl n iiitr . V'"VM wnciner me llCSIuont hnd clren hla i,.rl ll,n !,., f ii. .!... i -
- - . "" .'viivivinu, approval. ?, . . . V . ,1,u l,u ,3 niicn
i ' ,, ii la uciermiuru.
Was Double Cross
Put on Penrose by
His Trusted Aides?
Senator Penrose's denun
ciation of' the contractor
combine has set the Phila
delphia political pot a-boilinn
again. The "bach stage"
events leading up to Pen
rose's sudden entry into the
battle are discussed by the
livening Public Ledger's
staff writer,
George Nox McCain
who says that the dominant
question among politicians is
whether the .Senator found
himself the victim of a clever
bit of political chicanery.
HAS Senator Pen
rose been "double-
Tt is one comment among the many
on bis fiery declaration of cstcrdny.
that stands out conspicuously.
The Senator's jeremiad woul'd sug
gest such n conclusion.
Either tbnt, or n big cog lias slipped
somewhere In the carefully greased
combino machinery.
Indisputably the Senator's diatribe
,. -.,1.1 t,-,- :. r- ir.i., tt
.. .I4l. .I.l.u ULI.II IUI I1IVI1; VilVll.V 11.
it had been delivered ton days ago.
!t ,..... ,i,. f. i, -i-f
it conies a day nftcr tho fair!
At Hie time of bis flist deliverance on
conditions nnd combines in l'liiladcl-!
phin, T pclnlcd out that it lacked the.
usual Pcnruslnn punch. It wns a blow
. ,, .... ... . '
delivoied with nn eigbt-ouiice glovo in-
stead of with bare knuckles. I
I. ., 1 n.i .1 1. .1.... c.
.a. ain.nL lj 1 -.-(111 VI I a lliUllkli, lilllL 1fII m '
utnr Augustus K. Uaix, Jr., had not
.vet slipped off the mask. Ho hud not
then piccipltately refused to run for the
nomination for City Treasurer nftcr In
laid drawn first; place on the official
ballot.
Another view is that up till then
I .Mr. Pcniose hint not been fully con-
vinced. though thoroughly worried, of ;
the perfidy of some of his lieutenants to !
who,,, bo' had lutrustcl the condue, -.f J
IUI llll.l.l-.
As for the Dak affair, it wns a blow !
below the belt. It wns Hie brazen ell- I
... , - seiirlll- .,,,,, , ,ln,rin-
, ,. "
"' nionths. ,
torol funiic works ' nven or anv of the
i xa. . . .-
i. , ..,. r ... .
..-. niu ,,c League. ,
ot Hint any of these gentlemen might j
not havo made It peitiaps. They might;
have verified it but thev did not. !
Tho pioiude i,a to do wh the pe, i0(. ,
iiinowiug ine ncginijmg o die Monro
, . . , . .
Administration and with the jealousies
heart burnings, disappointments m,,
bitterness that followed his refusal to
fall in with the desires of certain poli
ticians. His failure to make appoint
ments b.v dictntion ; his reiterated do
termination to put tin end to contrac
tor bosslstn ; to run the city clean
Following this en hip flip pi.iul. t
u.,i i..-...... :n ..!. ... !
eonvnlcscence nnil tho belief H I .1;ll',s l) Mrs- '''"" lI"- "Iher vvoiuan
magnificent ph pique would not rally
from tho fliock. That the end wns nenr.
Tlic Moore debacle and tho Penrose
illness loom largely in. the goiie.is 'of
the scheme.
It was then tiiat a spirit of get-to-
gethct- be-nn to manifest itsCf ,. , K"PI"'V "" , ,,'anM0 ,'iited the square uosts Twelve Hard Dollars legionaries wore l.eing formed into
rtll,l I . ii , among Mine of A iron Tdds. 1(504 Columbia ' Last night was warm and humid ,t I '"'"panies and would rush to the ns-
certain leaders of the rival faetions- aveniiP She told of the robbery and Hnbct Keddin". Z .! , ' I ,,DI1W nf ''"f" " i' ' H'""! tlie J
vnro oud Anti-"vjire. It grew steadily . described the two women shoplifters, old. I'.C. North Uriaiina si'reet could iot i ""r" "op,lri1' Arm'- n'l nmniunltion
until it became n reengnbed fact ihnt .- , .) ,,,P. "rr.,"1 ,,'0,'P' ,"!,:" S,i,l get t" sleep. Ho he hod a hi.ppv though i,'""u in, frnl" I,I"'"R'n" and Charles-,
u now coniblnntion was in process of1 V"U'' ,U"!II".01P- l'"", took nn In- of the cool and breezv area .if K 'rink i '"". nn'1, re-enforcements arrived from
ii inw .omuiiiniioii wni in process olW ,,(,.. ,,. dleo.oiod two of the mosl ii., Smuiic m It. ,Pr ,,. ' ' ,,"1"K McDowell. With them came two doc-
ineinnrinii i....... i... ..... .i ...;.;..
mi miii i i 'ii. i , it 'll! mw UN hiiui:
It might be expressed as n communit i i's stolen from the Lnndo shop I Hrdding stretched himself ' out 'on "a
,, of uttorh aelflsh political interests, with '?"''" 1! i n i ' !""' tl,UM,' ,n(' i bench and was soon last nlo..,, vi,
the pubiie left entirely out of considern.'sT ,," ' "M" ""rP '"'"l "'Ibe awoke -hi morning, he d'n.nd his
- (i ' 8U' watch gone and ilL' of hi inone.
o.iion.
At first it was not the lehabilitation
of the Vnres as city leaders, but a
mutual understanding that, with Sen
ator Penrose out of the leadership for
all time, or ucrninnentlv disabled, tin.
' " ,'" , ' V ' ' ' , "lv mmos
"' ""' f" ' 1Cl:t,0" "f l'-l "ere to be
mien uy meir caiiutuilies.
Penrose men, partn ipants in thr
scheme, figured that with their former
influence and assistance withdrawn any
lontlniml on IMcc I'our. Coluinu Two
WOULD USE GERMAN FUNDS
TO PAY GERMAN DEBTS
AM,n r,.. -.. 4 .,
M,len roPerty Custodian Suggest
Method of Settling American Claim
Washington, Aug. :i atj j ,
- Recniuiuendnllon Hint funds now In
possession of ihn alien property -usto.
dimi bo used In the settlement of Amer-
!""" ,
io"n (''"
i i
ims against liormany was made
Published Dally tUrfpl Sunday,
Copyright JD21
L
UPHELD BY COURT;
PLAYERS RELEASED
Reformers Drop Out of Ca3e
and Score Mayor and Rotan
for Not Prosecuting
PRISONERS GET OVATION '
AFTER CARSON'S DECISION,'
Twenty-tine. Ici'l p'-ijers. arrested
Stindii.v in 0 raid on the game of the
Slia'iuihnn and Helllcld Clubs, were dis-1
charged b Magistrate Carson in Cen- .
trnl Station today. The decision was
greeted with cheers and npplausc and
the ball pln.vers were given nn im- j"
promptii reception in Hie corridors and 1
in front of Cilv Hall.
Magistrate Carson's decision prncti
caily gives tennis tho right to piny
ball without hindrance on Siindn.v. if .
tickets for the game nro sold on Snttir
m
day. nnd it the tield is open so Ml
holders of tickets have no poeuli
privilege that Is not extended to ni
.... ...I... ... . .!.
uin- win. can's 10 hcc wn Klliuc. j
1 no (iisciinrgo came only alter n long
legal battle between opposing counsel.
lifter which k. .1. Hucklcy, represent
live of the Philndelnhln Sabbath A
snointion, retired from this particular
figlit. saying the Sabbath Association
... .... '
would no longer stntul the expense off
"performing the duties of the public
prosecutor." Mr. Ilueklcy's lotlrfmeiit
wns rrp(C( wi (i)ir(). iim ,,,,,, I
,.,,, K Klllus,llsUp
The 1 rnwd nttcnilinc the honrlii- wn
not so largo as thai at t he initial hear-
i,1K '". '" ' - l ' """"'r,'- '
nsiii vvhnl It lacked In niiinbers. 'IV
,.,irtr..om wit jimmied to capacity and,
there were about three hundred in the i
1 01 1 idor outside. The be.-irin- vvnii In '
, ,i . . . a ......
n 1 lil"lli nilill tl IKI 111 IN II ilMIIUtl',i
FREE SUNDAY BAL
as the legal light waged. The demon- Comran.v conductor, wa shocked to
TtiTtnEzx v,;;,re1,;r,e"trTn!'irr" ',1 E,':n,,' s"' st,",,j
Inrgii numbers.
It was ncnrly II o'clock before the
hearing got under way When the ball
players were called into the dock. Mr. I
Iiilcklov said lie understood that Mngi-
I rate (.'arson bnd had private word thai I
the District AttiiriiPvs ,. ffi,... ..iit,t i,.,f 1
be represented. The. fust hearing was I
postponed o Ihnt n lopresentntivo of
'''V.-l".-''::
t.
ntrr .viti'
, ,
triito.
..- ,
icpresontcd, said Hie .Magis-
I
!
..ni "..""... " ,,... ' '" .... '
,'."1"- . .'"" -,', ,,'.""""' , ' "",' l
n Matrmciit I would lUe ilo make. The
jiiMiir "iioiito oe rcpicMMiieri aero. .vir.
11 III Jill Hot i.lllln-,1 n.l.l!... I...1 .. r
"""' " " i"hih--iimi ur ices ,
'" " ine giiinc-. are not to no in-
"""I ' '' v . , , '
ll was the Minor orders, however,
( .. -l o i-.,E,. ,,;, riuimm llir"rC
" '
WOMEN SHOPLIFTERS STEAL
-..... .
FOUR GOWNS WORTH $140
Pair of Thieves Get Loot In Two,
Columbia Avenue Stores j
Deleetiios are todaj searching for
two women shoplifters who obtninei:
tour gown., valued nt $140 wholesale
from two stores on Columbia iivenue
.vionday nftcnioon.
I lie women entered (ho store of K.
Lnildc. a I ITHt Coliinibin iivninn ,m,i
while one wns beini shown spi-prnl
iilspootod some gown, lu another part
of tho store. Tin women finally left
tlie store without making a purchase.
Some tune later Mr. I.ande's sister
came to the store. Mrs. r.uiido was
nbout to show the istor two new gowns
when she discovered tiiey bad been
Stolen.
hnpl
CALLS SUNDAY BALL HEARING "BURLESQUE"
The hearing in Central Stntion toclny, when members of 'two
baseball teams arrested on a complaint of commercializing Sunday
baseball were 'dibchnrged wab termed a burlesque on justice by the
Rev. William B. Forney, of the Philadelphia Subbntla Associa
tion. Tho magistrate's ruling that tickets sold during the week ,
for a Sunday gamo does not constitute commercialism would make
It possible for theatres to open Sunday, he said.
U S. SUBMARINE SINKS SCHOONER; RESCUE'i CREW
The U. S. submarine K-l, enroute from Gloucester. Mass.. to
tho Philadelphia Navy Yard, rammed and sank the schooner Car
Rien. of Lu. Have, Nova Scotia, nt 11:30 o'clock Monday night off
Newport, It. I. Although the schooner was sent to the bottom, the
crow was taken off safely-by the submarine.
AUTO CATCHES FIRE ON FERRYBOAT
Quick action of a deckhand on the Rcudlng Railway ferry
Vtntuor prevcuted what might have been a serious fire at 11:30
o'clock today when a small automobile being carried from here to
Camden burst 'into flumes. Tho blozc was put out with a fire
cxtingulohex.
CLAIM 5000 ON STRIKE ' REVOLT PLOT IN HUNGARY
Pickets Arrested in Shirtwaist Fifu.i, A.,.....- . . . ...
Bilbwrlptlon Prlro Id n l'tflr by Mall.
by Piib'lc lAgrr Company
Returning to Mingo
rfiT'rf.Mi
hick;. (;i;.n. n. ir. iiandiioi..
PtTsblent Harding's Investigator In
tho AVest Vlrgiiiiu mine licit, who.
after icporting to Hie White House.
Is returning to vvatili Hio effects of
tho presidential drcrcn
CONDUCTOR KILLED
-7
jri. 2' oa.
Hr iSlllll-t
wjFIB
jpir
H 8v
E -''B
iH2' W'IiiiiHHIm.
HIJPIIIHp?4I
Bft ' rJi
?!BY ELECTRIC SHOCK
n . .. ,. .
- " IVIan IVleetS Death as
u ni 1 . . .
He Places Iron in Switch at
11th and Sansom Sts.
CONVOYING PICNIC PARTY
""""""" ' lul"u ' "' '
,. ... .... ....
" ' " niter-, tiurd -lno vearn .,1.1.
... ..,
11. -hi ni' uin, tl 1. i. J,
today when bo was convojlng a earful j
of tiolley emplnvos and their wives nml
children to tin company's annual picnic
at Willow Grove.
According 1,1 other emplnvos of the
cm,.,,.,. vvi.... .. :r. ...... ...,..
,. .';,: i ,,.,,, ,. r"baiged from tho emergency militia
the time of his death. Word wns sent
..., . v utt 'iiinr u ,
" '"" "i in- u.-HiN. mini was sent
to thn n.irk .....! ii. n .1.
- - ,-... -. ...... ,ii iiiiii ii-ii itii'iii
oiine irngeuj.
The cause of the accident hns not
been ascertained. It is boliovr.l li ......
! '. T" ' " M,,irt ',i,'''"t f S"'c
,V , '" "". ""
I ho carload of picnickers under Wal-
iers
. . 1
i-urrcui. in ine ordinary wnv
but the
switch did not work.
WhIIcph. w lib no IhnuglX f , ...
moteh possible danger, grabbed H,p
su,i''1,il" '""" and jumped off the car.
, '"' ,n,r nUH. f""' .laughing people.
n t:t,:l,Z ttrZ "'"JVf,:
"'7," " V',"";" ' nr,,r-, '' l"" v,,,i,,, " "
---.. nin !, it ii ii
r .'suit.' i,
. n . ...! ...... ..1 1 . .
ins icirac
Tin co.ni ictnr thrust the switch iron
'.",n ,IP "Witcl.nnil Instantlv bis ,odv
.iciKcii spasinoiiicai, as iiu. current
pa.'cd llirci.gli him. Without a cr.v.
1 1 c fore the horroi -filled eves of ,,
fiiends on the enr nnd innn.v people at
tin strict lonier. he criiinnted ili
lH'ck. dead lis lie fell
Walters was picked nil and rnrrlp.l
,n the Jefferson Hoapltal. onl.v n square
awn. I he ph.vsieiaiis tried to revive
,l11". '"'t life was evtiuct. His bodv '
"as tnken to the Morgue. ' 1
-
PARK SLEEPER R0BRFD '
ii-uuuu
rnn, , ,i,., , '
c01 l-Otlging In Breeze-Swept
I It was c.ol at l'ranklln Soo.ir..' n...i
Hrdding stretcheil himself out on a
Wlien yo think of wrlllnr.
think ot WUITNGUav.
PRICE TWO CENTS
PATROL BATTLER
iiED OUTLAWS
Deputies, Returning Shots,
Drive Back Attackers in
Blair Mountains
RE-ENFORCEMENTS RUSHED
TO VOLUNTEER GUARDS
Airplanes Scatter President'
Proclamation Ordering Miner
INI T VI GIN
to Return Home
j THREAT OF MARTIAL LAW
General Bandholz Will Visit Dis
turbed Area and Report
to Washington
Ily the Associated Press
Ixignn. W. Va.. Aug III The
border patrol on Hlnir Mountain wns
fired upon this morning by n party of
men from the east slop. The fire was
returned and the attacking party driven
bark by (lie Logan County deputies-,
holding this sector. Sheriff Hon Chnfin
shIiI the casualties bad not boon re
ported. Quiet wns icported from tho
fronts held by the McDowell and Mingo
County forces.
He-enforcements for the thousand or
more volunteers who are nIo on ths
Lognn-Hoone County line continued to
pour ir.to Logan throughout tho morn
ing from towns In Southern West Vir
ginia. Many of them wore rugged
mountaineer. i
Captain L. K. Lawon, of Willinm-
..... i.i - - -t -.
, ,. ',,., , ' ',,., ' . , .
,l,p mountains. 1 hey had been dls-
service of that county last Sunday nnd
i,,nn.itn.i.. , ,.i . .... ...
" '' -"""-" " 'miy in
Logan.
Women in Second Defense Llnr
Thc "second linn of ilefpnsn-' i,n-
I been orgnnlzed bv the women, who.
under competent Iondor. nro preparing
meals for the arriving volunteers nd
the reserve forces held at the county
seat.
Airplanes today distributed through
out the distriet copied of President
iiiuiiiiiK .s proclamation to tlic nilneri, v
issue, .vosterdny. Thousands were print- ' rj
ra oere tnsi ntglit.
l'riend nnd foe alike received thn
pamphlets containing the President's
ctinitnnnd tlint nil persons engaged in
"Insiirrectionory proceedings" dispnrr-B
and return to their Iioiuoh at or biforo
nimti (oumrrmv. t'll'esr. tills In UOnC, "
it is said, martial law will be pro,
claimed. Fl.ving eastward, the planes
crossed Hoono and ports of Kanuwha
County, dropping the circulars.
Telephone Wires Still Cut
Sharpies, lllair. .leffery and CiothlM,
where men were reported gathering for
nn "invnsion" of Lognitj Countv. nrn
still cut off from telephone nnd tele
graph communication and none of the
Logan Count forces hazarded n trip
down the hillside to find nut whnt was
going on.
Amorg Mingo men here to nsMst
Sheriff Chnfin Is "Ike" Hrewer, one of
t tuentv -fiiiir men orl"innlK iitrliptci! In
' connection with the death' of a privntt
detective during the Mnteawan battle In
IJt'JO. Hrewer was twice wounded In
1 Iutt light. When the cao was called
'or trial be turned State's evidence and
"" "p witness .-tntid aid he was
'two-gun num."
I.nle reports from the southwestern
tier of counties were tl.nt pttizpn. nn,1
, '"rs and three nurses. Sheriff "Kill"
"athold. of that coutitv. lias boon hern
for several dnvs assisting Sheriff Don
Cli a tin.
Wnshlnrtnn. Aug ;',. illv A P.I
I'lnnl instructions were given by
ecrctarv Weeks today to Ilrlgndier
ji.enorm 1 1, ll. l'.aiullioltz. who lins been
ordered b.v the War Department to tho
Wesi irgiuia coal fields to observe the
vessmse to President Harding's pror-
j Ininntion calling on all persons engaged
in "unlawful nnd Isurroctloary pro-
ecediugs" to return to their homes by
imnnirmv noon.
tieneral Hnudholt7. hod been expected
io leave in re early toda.v . but his de
parture was postponed until late In thn
iIhv. Major Conceal Hnrbord. assis-
: tsnt chief of stuff, nlso attended tho
conference, at which (loneral Hand-
bolt, was given his Instructions.
Should tho President's proclamation
not be obocd by tomorrow. It is said
Ontlminl on Vnt Two Column FIt .
GREEKS BREAK TURK LINE
Consiantlne's Army Crosses Sakarln
River After Check
Constantinople, Aug. HI. (Ky A.
P. The Greek troops in AsIh Minor
have broken through tlie extreme left
of the Turkish Nationalist nnny, which
hns lost its initiative of Hie last few '
dii.vs. and the (ireek nnuy bnscrosMd
the Sakaria River.
Certain contingents of the Greek lr
have crossed the llija River and ora v
storming the second Turkish defen-n' '
line The Turks, who nro giving way
nt this point, nro expected to mitka a
stnnd on tho high grountl around An
gora. The Greek advance In the alt deerty
temporarily hold tin recently due tn 1eW
Lof wnter, has liecn resumed The Turks
have rushed two cavalry division from
tho desert to the defense of Angora,
loleut lighting is still in vt'ogreu.
Atlirns. Aug. Ill (Hy A P ) Th
lesistiinee of the Turkish Nationalist,
forces in Asia Minor bus been brokun
bv the Greeks, nnd the Turk are rs'
treating beyond the Hnlmrlu in.- ..
,;.,r,llnB,n.10. .).re'", Ptche frota k
Grfco-'Iirklsh front received '
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