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Will Again Attempt to Hold
"Slave Auction" in (
NeW York
f BLOCKED BY POLICE FORCE
IJy the Associated Ti-oss
Xe,v Yorlj, Kept. 20. Urbntn I.e-
&W, whow attempt to sell the Herviccs
tt unemployed nt miction Inst night was
Mocked by the police, today distributed
mel tickets to forty hungry follower
aid announced ho would march to Ilry.
mt Park nnd again try to hold IiIh
auction. He nlso distributed newspn-
p,r containing accounts of police nc-
Itmtics yesterday to throngs of jobless
Lfdoux. claimed he had dispersed
!lre numbers of unemployed, fearing
n outbreak of violence, ns nn after
math of occurrences yesterday. He said
he did not want the lnw violated nnd
that he would' continue to Cnrry on his
vork among tho hungry nnd homeless In
t legal way. Ho declared that by feed
ing the joble.'B, he believed he was keep
lngNtnem from becoming violent.
Fear that further" clash" with the
police would refcult itt bloodshed nnd
possible loss of life, Lcdoux said,
prompted him to call off plans for nny
further assemblage of tho unemployed
last night after the police blocked his
"I do not want trouble." said Lc
doux, "I am trying to nvoid it. I knew
the temper of the men, I have talked
with them. I have seen tho police nnd
I knew their temper. I knew there
would be a terrific clash and somo one
would be killed."
Several hundred of tho unemployed
men and thousands of curious specta
tors wero on hand nt Bryant Park nt
II o'clock last night, tho hour orig
inally set for the miction. Police re
erres struggled with the crowd for
more than an hour, wielding night sticks
on recalcitrant heads beforo fliey were
able to restoro anything resembling
order.
Then a column of the unemployed
rokc through the police lines and pa
raded to Central Park, where nnother
crowd was attracted by fmpromptu
ipectntors. The demonstrators fled
from the pnrk upon the appearance of
a company of police reserves, assembling
la the street again, however, for an
oiler march. v
They marched down Broadway, with
the procession dwindling rapldlv. By
he time the column reached Madison1
Square It had shrunk to about fifty men,
who joined other homeless men sleeping
on the park benches.
Lerioux announced today he would
open in a few days n community renter I
B( m. .uuin i3 in (tit vu ci it:, wjit-ini.-
Ine barber shop, cobbler shop nnd cloth
ing repair departments to help the job
less mnke themselves more prescntnble
.In their nuest for work. An employ
ment bureau also will be opened, he
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Aroused by Alarm In Shore Hotel,'
They Selxe Injured Man
Atlantic Cltjv Hept. 20.-"-Aromed by
the ringing of a burglar alarm, baiters
In the Hotel Chelsea left their bread nnd
rolls and dinned a pair of burglars who
had broken into the steward's depart
ment nnd were rifling the cash box and
store shortly after InBt midnight.
Tho Intruders fled, but in leaping
from a hlfth window to the cement walk
below, John Frailer, n'ged thirty, missed
his footing and was Itnnblp to rise be
foro pursuing bakers had tackled him.
The man was taken to the hospital nnd
Is now hem in the city jail. Tho es
caping burglar made nway with the
contents of the cash drawer and several
boxes of fine cigars.
' BURGENUNFcRisis"NEAR
Entente .Ultimatum Threatening
Blockade May Be Given Hungary
Vlcnnft, Sept. 20. (By A. P.) The
situation in Hurgcnland, the strip of
territory on tho Iluncarlnn hnrd-.r
awarded Austria by tho treaty of
Trianon, is hourly growing more crlt
lonl. It ii reported thnt nn Entente
ultimatum to Hungary, to be delivered
today, says a commercial blockade will
be instituted unless the territory is com.
pletely evneuated by the Hungarians
within seventy-two hours.
HARDING JOINS GOLjTcLUB
Accepts Honorary Membership In
Organization at Deal, N. J.
Deal, N. J., Sept. 20. (Hy A. P.)
President Harding has accepted hon
orary membership in tho Hollywood
Golf Club here.
In a letter to President Harry Con
tent of the club, received yesterday,
the Chief Executive sold he hoped he
"may have the good fortune to exer
cise the privileges of honorary membership."
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Insistenco on Agenda for Arms
Parley Is Now Mere Ex
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Tohlo. Sept. 20. Belief that the Jap
anese Government is Inclined on the
whdle to accept tho American sugges
tions regarding the agenda for tho
forthcoming Washington conference on
limitation of nnnaments 'and problems
of the Pacific was expressed by tho
Acahl Shimbun in on nrttclc yesterday.
At first, it says, .the Cabinet members
were strongly of the opinion that Japan
should positively insist upon the ex
clusions of accomplished facts nnd nlso
of questions affecting particular Powers.
At length more moderate views prevailed
and Insistence upon these polnU was
transformed Into, nn attitude described
ns Japan's "wishes" In' this connection.
The newspaper predicts that the Jap
anese Government will not altogether
object to tho discussion of matters pre
viously cited ns things to be nvoldcd.
H is understood that in addition to
American suggestions Regarding tnc
agenda Include discussion or preferential
railroad rnts ns applied to both, China
and, Siberia. This, coupled with the
general topic of concessions, monopolies
nnd preferential economic privileges,
Jibs strengthened the impression aircaay
ovutlntr that hroad economic nuestlons
will form hn Important phase of the
Washington deliberations.
These questions vltnliy concern
Japan, which has not yet recovered from
the post-war economic setback nnd
which Is striving to solve the problems
of tho high cost of living nnd the high
cost of labor. Her hopes for trade,
economic authorities argue, Ho In China
nnd Siberia, nnd therefore they con
sider she would probably welcome dis
cussion ofTnr Eastern economic prob
lems ns In lino with her desires to ob
tain nurtured sources of food nnd raw
material supplies and markets for her
manufactured articles.
Concerning the limitation of nnvnl
nrmnments the suggestion of tho United
Ntotrn. it- In understood, wns thnt the
iliRpimHlon be divided under the headines
of the, basis of limitation, tho effects of
'limitation nnu iuc -.uummeni or. umiia
tlon.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MEN
A pound of bralna Is worth ton of
muscle. Wtiat a. man 1 worth from the
rollar down la only a fraction of hla value
from the collar up.
1922 Will Reward Thlnher,
Put youraelf In the front rank of men
who can do thing-it on the Job.
Evening Couraes will open Monday,
Sept. 26
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IMPORTANT
Primary Election
Notice to Voters
The polls in ench election division of the city will be opened
for voting at the Primary Election on Tuesday, September 20th,
1021, at
8 o'Clock A. ML, Philadelphia
Daylight Saving Time
and closed at
8 o'Clock P. M., Philadelphia
Daylight Saving Time
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Geo. F. Holmes
Harry Kuenzel
Edprar W. Lank
County Commissioners
ULSTER PARLIAMENT MEETS
Neither Nationalists Nor Slnn'Teln.
era Attend Autumn Session
TttifMt, Sept. 20. (By A. !.) The
Parliament of Northern Ireland opened
Its autumn session here todnv with a
full nttendhnce of the Unionist mem
bers. Neither the Nationalists nor the
Sinn Fclners, who hold n total of twelve
scats, were In attendance. Tho session
was held In the building which was for
merly tho Belfast college of the 1'rcs
bvtcrlnn Church.
Tho main business of the day was
a motion to approve the purchase of
Stormont Castle as the site of the new
Parliament buildings. A select commit
tee also was named to consider the
question of the remuneration of the
Cabinet ministers.
The session will last only n few days
nnd then will be adjourned until Feb
ruary next.
POPE DEPLtifcES EGOTISM
Partial Cause of Clvlf Discord Af
fecting Society, Ho 8aya
Home, Sept. .20. (By A. P.) So
ciety today is deeply affected with civil
discord, duo to excessive egotism and n
icfusal to acknowledge Inevitable dif
ferences between social classes, said
Pope Benedict yesterday during an ad
dress to members of the order of St.
RESINOl
5oolhina &nd He&linq
Household Ointment
LOWER PRICES NEW POLICY
SUNBEAM
FURNACES
"" All Cost Iron "Pipe and Pipcless"
equipped with"Knagl KARBURETOR"
Prices Reduced to DEALERS and USERS
Prices for Pipeless "Sunbeam" TO THE USER
No. 5034 18-inch Fire Pot $112.50
No. 5038 20-inch Fire Pot 125.00
No. 5040 22-inch Fire Pot 140.00
No. 5047 24-inch Fire Pot 165.00
No. 5052 26-inch Fire Pot 195.00
Pipe Furnaces Reduced Same Proportion
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Francis, gathered here In interna-,
tlonal congress. An n result, he1 added,
treaties of peace were signed by na
tions. Hut they continued to engage In"
bloody conflicts.
Popo v Benedict emphasized St.
Francis' love of peace and concord,
and said that only this spirit could heal
present conditions. Nearly fiOOO dele
gates to the congress were received by
the Pope, who addressed tho assembly
in tho Court of Damasco in tho Vatican.
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2002 South Opal street, was so ecri
ecnldcd yesterday afternoon whetv
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was uslnir for washing, that sh .
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iiiu. one in in ki 4iMnvn Aauniiiiai,
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ncrcams, rushed to the kitchen, pullei
the child from the water and ran sir
squares to the hospital with the child
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ENTIRE BLOCK- MARKET Iro2 STREETS
Tomorrow the First and Greatest Fall Clothing Sale
of the Season Brings Forward
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for Men & Young Men
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Philadelphia Under $50!
A mighty fine line of now Full suits, just received from our own factory and
placed on sulo tomorrow nt n special muker-to-wearor price which eliminates tho
customary middleman's profit and represents a clean saving: of 33 1-3.
Some of These Suits Have Two Pairs of Trousers
Worsteds, Tweeds, Cheviots, Velours, Cossimeres and Blue Scrpcs,
Stripes, Plaids, Checks and Herringbones
' Styles, Colors, Patterns and Sizes for Men of AH Ages,
Tastes and Types
New Fall English Top Coats
for Men and Young Men
In Three Very Special Price-Groups
$55 $60 $65
A recent and exclusive importation of swagger English top-coats, made of
high-grade Scotch nnd Irish tweeds. Mighty good looking, mighty warm and
serviceable. Imported expressly for us.
Men's and Young Men's $7.50 to $10
All-Wool Trousers
at $5.00 Pr-
Worsteds, cassimeres, serges, flannels nnd thibets plain colors, stripes and
novelty mixtures. Styles and sizes for tho high school boy included.
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