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EXTRA
THE WEATHER
Cleudy And unsettled tonight and
Tuesday; teder Tuesdays f.esii cuth
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fjffrf'nx -
Hhthlk meaner
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TEMrEIUTtmB AT KACIMIOLK J?i
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VOL. VIII. NO. 20
Vare Claim of $22,000,000 Cash
en Hand for Fumic werns
Shrinks te Nothing
EARMARKED ITEMS CUT
INTO BOOKKEEPING TOTAL
Pending Contracts and Plans
for Improvements Wero Dis
regarded by Controller
COUNCIL ORDERS CITED
DIrocter Assert3 He Cannet Use
Amounts Already Set Aside
for Specific Werk
Cavcn Contrasts Fads
With Hadlefs Myth
Mayer Moere received from Direc
tor of Public WVirks Cnven a repot t
which shows that nctunl work under
way completely refutes the bonk benk
kcpliis figures f Controller Ilndlc
and the charges of Vare Councjlinen
of a huge surplus fund available.
Cftvcn report consists of detailed
statement of work as against book
keeper tfntcment in eich of the four
bureaus of th" department Water.
Highways, v ity Property nnd Mir
vey. Contrellrr Hnd'ey ropertcil te the
Vare Ceuncilmcn 1iat tlu Cit Ad Ad
mlnlMratlen hnd about S2-J.00il.000
In free lean funl which could be
us"d for cenMructie work.
Cat en's report shows that most of
this money N earmarked for definite
purposes'.
A report, bristling with ftcts and
fijures, was recelv;d by Mayer Moere
today from Director of Public Works
charges, huving nu air
lllltude lent by the expertness
of Mr. Hadley, were used fts the de
feme for killing the proposed S10.000,
C00 municipal Joau.
Mayer Moero declared that the Cavcn
report "simply, blows the.e charges out
of the water."
Meney Ne! Axailahle
Th" imporiaii"e of the Oxen report
i. that most of tbe meery which Hadley
nnd tbe x'sre Ceuncilmt'ii s.iid is unin
cumbered, nlieut SiS'-'.OOO.OOO, wnsj
(tfdltcd te the Pepartment of Public,
Works. Director Cavcn, In u most de- ,
tiilrd nnd analytical statement, showed
that this money could nil be accounted
for either in contracts under way, plans
under way, obstacles raised by Vare
Ceiineilincn and in fact in a variety of
las which would net he rcvcal-d by
a mere bookkeeping statement. In
short the Dnccter -aid that none of the
se-eullnl unincumbered meiiej wn
available for new work and he added
that ncu work is neceary for the
inhiineeinent et the municipality and
Mprmhle for the placing thousands of ,
Criven report consist- of s,n,e-
mnit of work under way in the four
Imreaiis Water, llighwavs, Surveys
.l Fitv Preper'ty. if gees into an c.x-
'laustiv. iM.lauatiep of hundreds t,f I
Items of public weik. it is demon-I
stretci) 'hat often the unincumbered!
urns Allotted te separate rn ''-marked '
liiuiie iNiiii iiuu 1
of'ceurTtrSd1;'!:;
Hems, inns of .l(iu0 or lr-. which e
je provide Mr. Ilailley and the Vnre
teuneiiiiifii witli a total of millions.
Twe Repert, Contrasted ,
A ftriking cxampk- of the diffi reric
bttween the IIu
and
rentai
1
Pprepi
V
Y
I
I
Mrcil bainuce. of so.eis :i'i -.ii . ..en.
sizable ligure. Ihit Mr. Can 11 asserts'
leat, us i matter of fact, tin- total of
fc ' r.wiYr,1,. "I ?L-4,I?J"..l.,"..rji11.?.! '
rMhe Vare Council and the 'nevltnble
incidentals left ever in each piece of
of 1 wPt!L.. '"icncumbercd total'
-v...,, ?iu,,,i,,n,ai, j,1N iigur,, js . 1
hi',"1"11 w"e" crmipnrcd with fie
'i"flnal 1"HI1 en of upward of live mil-
tn., " , ,",al leB" fiei'lH appro appre
i"ie.i rm- branch sewers was ."-."i.tiiKi,.
''enllnuril en I'.iee Sli, "column ii, r
DEATH IN ROYAL FLUSH
"8" Poker Player Killed by Ex
cltement of Rare Luck
iVr rlV "1- 10. Phi'lp lire,,-'
nelccr ;,, . i . , l '"'-luumcu tamlly
II .fi8.!""' ,h,c.h hai1 bc,' ' PrerMS
f"',!1," '" ,lis f0"'-law's bemp
"'far Keclcaway,
' iiii'-r s mr ii'in.i i .,u 1. 1. 1. t. .
' ""lined for Medical F.ninlne,- Vm.
! ta turn It up in ,,,.t f ,..
nj l n, count for 11 bursi bleed vessel
i Jh'iild inn.is b,ain. The live cardH
ri-.i ,rl". ",,1"' ""''"l"-n -lifetime"
!r 1'iiinl that cannot be beaten.
Vhu J0 hlnU of Wrltlne,
mien ere
IDLE! SURPLUS
FIB TO ZERO
Crcn which, In n sweeping and con- have been working ever hlni ever since. Ulfted by the Hub 0f Pnlrelman I.iigenc made public i.mIh.v wlien n petition ';"-'" "' -NP" ,imrj. mm uimn, .
Mnc ns manner, nnswr hip rrmrKc ei iw uiuihuiK un- ihimui mnimnuriMPn, - - - -1 . , . . . ti r r,,h(-en of
Vare-Combine Ceuncilmcn and the -aid he w, slightly Improved. I Mi,s Kaplan, a s.rikmg garment '" J" J I.-epb XV , Uu agri. ultifral ' gr,,',,,: And i" is
Liekkeeplng nf Controller llad'ey that Tlcrevciy F.xperiwl worker. aid she w as doing picket duty j?rC( ,, r,ICH,i0Ml ,lf ,.' ,,, fA.( weiikeiird ly the f-n-t i lint bu-uiea is
the eitv Administration had millions Hi father, who. with the hey's "''' morning, at U07 Market strert , fr,h lIml ,.: s, ,iliu Sf .ntieniil see- 'V'1 '" w,rl1 ,,rBn",,r,!l ?.MJn'P!Jlnn. I
.. ,. ..... ...,,.. i. mother, are new ..t the ri-.imlfmlicrV when Palreluniii Dnedj (Old her te . ,,. of tl. eir.iiii.nt ...... I,,,- ,..fus,.,l "he .eiinlrj ero. iu-r does hUsiucM knew-
I rat WIP WHICH eeuiu ire inn iu n.. ,. ',.,.,; .",..,,.. ..7., . . 1 ' nunc .in. U t !...-.. '.;.... ';.... :im sure v w u'.t It waU.OU ett&n.ncrf
'" The Coinblue
Wvcri.simlllt.ude lent by the expertnessi while his life was feared for Immedl-
nicy (voeKKeepuig report ,nlnff. and after 11 nil en e.-l,, ,1 m..i 11 , .!,. -., l,,s ,.,..i,..,,iii.ii, ' '".' ui.e.e m uie 10011 com- iire.-iii. u. - e.-.M
Ihe Cavcn actual work renerf Is , '" i. ,t, u-ill of the l,.irr,.u . n j ' .' .... ..s. .....'.' 11.. .;. . lany. .Mrs. J.arly vnt te the street . - - -
neil 1.1 the statement for the l!u- "''" ' 1 m '"' ns f,,n .i'7 " " , "V.'r. " ".. . .... "'"1 " 'he smrke .curing from a win- r-.wr 1.. . rn AC 1AAI I CAI I C
ail of Hurt Pi,. The total lean mencv lu;,i ',;,, ,', .,.. ,,,,,.,,1 ....""" " "," '".'. ' ,:.' "' .V . .,,..., dew of the fneten . riVC rxU-l-tu he i.huu ihlue
iiated fr main sewer.. In th:- " i Vitm the ebbcrv ,. : ' ".... . .. " .. ."".:.. n , M-nx liil. Walker h.nl r ,,. a tiVe- .
ireau vva- .v-.'..LVi0.(i(in. The -in,,, c- .;,'.: e. Trank Y...e?. ebicitci ,- v'v . Ii ... ...1'". ..,.1. 1.'.. u, xt- box nn 1 su 1..,,, .,!,., r ,,,,, v r. Fatalities Occur DurinQ Hazing of
:nr ,';."L!1.1'i,;'"'l f, '" "hooks" wes ,, ,h,.,eh t,.. tlilxl. .-, oil who is the fr., 'membir of th. ,"mla '-"""" I'" '!""'" "' S-'-"". Lynchburg. Va.. Building
petilni. l.uin...' .. J ,...iiV.t ............. lU-e-ent Senate te i-.sign, 1, ,1 eue,i , rn- i.rn, Lynchburg. '. ' '' '" '' V
t - .- , f4 i" nip 'i 111 T r iiiii n r ! iiiniiani 1 ' iihiii 11 .:... 1.1.1..... i.,.n, iiixir 111 i.ii r 111 - - 1 iiinffiiiin vi.
"renncr hei. tle . ,...i ....
'MmiI u i, : , , " w,u" "'"' re- nnd was terccu 10 ;u nun ,,,is pert Han en.
'"il. .s he nendercil mnn M., ...,...i.. ' . . i ..... ,lnn.n...i i.i i!..i. ' ... ..,. .. ., .
l"l nlhers nntle.,1 i -i . """" wnen a in-ii. "" -" ."" mm- Trauk 1'ilegl ami .le-epn vniiette,
' lib ,L ks lit- n '"r t'n',l,,B " ihlp, the IJuest. ani.euiic.d this ,n..rn- 1 .,' V", ,,, ,,. ,,, .u.,.,,, nf ,,,,.
S'U .1. denh u '; "RJi , I?' ' '-r Imrh" would rrs.imc hi- v,,v .go te, . I ft ft ,', ' ,. held by jjh,
'N fine low,, en t he nh,naid I U "T" l'J "' ' ' ','" ' " ''""" ,'',,,,,, '" A,,,,,,,,r "f""'
MvKhmine,i01 J, , .';,, ' " '""' !'' 'leted. ;,'un' w,.r( .apturcl b, Chief of PeU.V
IMt'llllill' l. !. I...... 1 . I '..ml k
Entered aa Btcend-Clmii Matter at th
Undtr tti Act fit
injured in Hunt ife, Rembrandt Passed On
fKSrXSk '
" ;vw.
CHARI.KS 15. MATIIKItS, all
llmcrfnnl boy who was hurt Sat
urday in fall from horse
C.E.
,20,
I
Haverford Bey Sustains Con
cussion of Brain in Fall
Frem Herso
EXPECTED TO RECOVER
Chnrle.s II. Mather. IM. son of Mr
nnd Mrs. Victer C. Mather, of Avon Aven Avon
weed Cottage injured badiv in .1 hunt'
ing accident Satunlaj. lie is refertedi
: as slightly improving today in tin
I Chester County Hospital.
i Th" nev'U'ient is almost n dupltentf
'of the one in which the teiirtccn-cnr-
old rider .figured in .Innu.iry of hist
ear. Hiding in the P.rnndywiiie Hunt
Club hunt, his her. e. one with which In
was laminar, stumeieii in a dltcn nne
threw him evct a fence. The fnll caused
n concus.-den of the brain.
The boy was visiting at the farm of
ills grandfather, tlinrles i. Mather
just outside of West Chester, when he '
sinrteil out ler tne nunt.
He was rushed te the Chester Ceuntv
TTAnni...i -r. .u. ..ii . i . .
ii.,-.,..iui mier -lie uc.ci.iriu Him Mirp.-Diis
ter would, null through, lie snid that
while his life was fenred for Immedi
ately after the accident, the physicians
were new holding out hope for him.
In his previous accident Charles sus
tained a badly cut face. At that time
he pluckily wanted te continue the hunt
nnd as. seen as he recovered he was back
at the fpert he loves se well. He, n
well as bis grandfather end parents,
lme lim bee i Identified with fier.-i
slmws, hunts nml iimiinr events.
PRIMARYFIGURESOUT
Official Count Fails te Make Any
Chanees In Police Reports
The County Commissioners tednv
completed the official count of the etc
cast en the primary election.
There were no surprises. AH can
didates who wen by the police count
btsld them.
On the Republican tn-kct. W. Free,
land Kendrlek, I he Republican for
nomination or ltcier ut' Taxes. W.
eehed LM7.7.S2 ete. t'ehni'il (Jcerge T
Kemp, llin.-llll: ter Register of Wills.
H illiam
F. Cnmnhell get L'tH.-IPs :
.... ,. ,. .. ., , . ,.. -A . - v.,,.
-""Jj.,;---. t'''vilZA
J; Aril.,.; J - Jr.,l,a,n ,, IIUHh:
f.5 fs"' n, ' I'd I.' Wnl lis si?
r015, r, ', v. V' 'V' '
$$. ""j "
KOt -ie.-HU . Man 1.. Iawi-.JII.mm,.
.....,.., J "
EIGHTY MEN ROBBED BY SIX
Construction Camp Lese
$600 t0 Armed Bandits
Srranttin. I'.t., Uct. 10. 1 jj t j, j
s;jx Negroes, mucked nm nrmed wf
reyeUm. held up 'I- Inning of
.... mijP fmni the city, v'e.ierdav
Ice Cream Manufacturers May Re
ere Ante-Bellum Prices
Mlnne-ipells, Minn.. Oct. 10
1 IU
A. 1
Pecslhtlilv of the petnrii .,f
I essinililj or ine leturn el
,. ten-cent ice cream sundae ns well
nn lower price- for ether dishes will
be discussed at the nnniial mnvcutlen '
of Ihe National Assocliitien of the let1
('renin .Mimufact liters, which opened
a three-dnj session Here teiiay. I
Statistics compiled hi the ns-ecia-
t Ien show that consumption of ice creuni
In the l linen Mines mis increased np np
lirexliuntelj tOO.Oitd.OOO gallon, slnee
prohibition went into cftcct.
euapiI CTOM CAR C TfiriAv
-:
f ' 1
MATHER
INJURED
UN
I IJ-U. tl IXJ I OU VUHLO I UnLllHfl lelslll 01 OI- iicneii 111 ii.iiiiiiii. 11..1.1 uiiu ii. vMuin, u uiuiiuhhie
enmiauuiuii iuumi panien Accused at Ambler
Repairs te Explorer's Little Ship, Patsy Velpe. the ..,,..,,,. old brother
Have Been Completed i '"' I""' , ,"'"' '" ;V".,bl'T' "",l H
,ii.. ri,t 10 iliv V 1', e, Miiderc Falle-c. en adiiiinr el the pirl.
i,1:',' " e'l.eLii, "S 'I were Mabbed Saturday ulghl. police
lvty" of explorers into the Antarctic,
Today's Dei'demieuls
in atienal Capital
Important ami iidinenis te tin- Tax Rill
were approved In miijeiiiy members
of the Selinle F. nance Cemiuittt'c.
Debate epi lied III the Senate en ihe
Renili bill for tcpciil of Pauamn
Cenul tells for ceastwise tmscIs.
notefflc t rht.ajelpbla, P.
March 8. 1879
Widener, Expert's Opinion
Dutch Critic Says "The Mill," Pride of
Collection in This City, Is Fake;
Calls Wealthy "Dupes"
Is "The Mill," world'-fameiix It m
brutidt, which ce-t half a million did-
Lira and Is the principal prize i the
qrcat Widener collection at Uklns I'ark.
a clever fakeV
Prof. Martin, director of the Hague
Mummiii), .njs In v. lie is noted '
Hcmbrnndt expert, and hn just pub
llshcd an article In a Ilcrliti inaRar.liu' !
r-onaidered se lgnrIe.'lnt the news h;i.- I
been cabled te America.
" 'The Mill' neuliere show the iinnd !
of nembrniidt." is Prof. Marfn's rrit-
icisni. The fatneu) Dutcli iofeser c cm
furtliT. lie asserts millions of Hidiiits' '
worth of Iti inbramltf in t litre ceii'itrj
Mid 'iliriind up imitation of die crcin
Dutcli master, or at best copies of
cuthentic v.erlN n-iw lest. lie ti.'ii
titis Hendirandta in the Walla'v d d
'ectleu In Londen nnd etne of the paint-
'ii(fs ascribed te the iMtcii nrli.st in the
l.euvre as copies.
There nre ten Uembrr.ndts it, the
plendld Widener collection. The are
"Ht. Paul." "Portrait of a Yeunc Mim
With a Letter in His Hand," "Veung
Snckia." a portrait of Ucmbrandi bv
lilmwlf, "PhiloRepher," nml ,.em-tf
smaller piecf 8. The rtrmlirniidts in the
Whlener gallery alone nre worth mil
ieng
ii-: u u...!. ......i T11.H..1.1
k .11 III. 1
phla art critic, when told the news te-
day. said it Would net surprise him If i
it turned out te be true, "f have seen
'The Mill.' "-said Mr. Merris, "nnd T
was disappointed.
GIRL STRIKER SAYS
POLICE BEAT HER
Freda Kaplan Held for Court,
After She Admits She
Struck Patrolman
MERE SLAP" iHIS DEFENSE,
I'redn Kaplan, 10.".'' Seuth 1'ifth
street, appeared In Central Station
this morning with her face n mass of
I. ..,... ..... .... ... ...
onuses, which sue i-iuireii -ii- hi-
"I told him I fliiln't lime te move.
Mls Kaplan told Magistrate Mecle.try. .
.. i ... ... ... ...... ..i ....i. .... .
mm ii.- kiiieiii'ii 'L i"'1 mi ni-'i i".1
arm. i sinppeii nun in me iie-f uim ne
turned en me nnd lie,
eiUn. ...
After hyiring witnesses nnd tlm ile-
tua et rnin.ininn woetij . xxiin. n.i iir ,
lin.l nnlv slniineH her M'lth ills hntlll.
:" . . " ..... .-i"
inc!strn'te Meelcary held Mts Kaplnn
in S.TOO b.ill for court charged with .-
.iull and battery en the patrolman.
Patrolman loed had a mall red -pet
en h's elieek.
Helen (.rien. 24111 .-eith Hun l.insen
street, testified she -nv Patrelnuin
Mncihtriit Meclenrv lined Kallicrim
Ileiv.eg. a striking garment worker, of
Fifth and Oxford streets. $0 nml
costs en charge, et disorderly conduit
Palrelmin Simpsen nnd MclSnrvev
s.iid they found Mi-s Ilerzeg doing
nliket duty at Thirteenth and Clierrv
streets nnd Hint she retused te move.
r'nirnlmnii I Visner siiid he twisted hei
it rm wane raireininii sMtnpsen pin
liamlciiffs en her and pinned her ngnin-i
.1 wall until a patrol wagon arrived
.I11-I previous le the iippenriiiii of
Ml lleiveg In court Magisiritie Mi
1 Icnry lias discliargcil ten plckctir- for
lack of c Ideiicc.
STATE PROHIBITION CHIEF
RESIGNS SEAT IN SENATE
McConnell Quits Following CriticiEm
for Heldlnn Twe Jobs
State Prohibition Director 1II11111
c -in el ii- mciieii in i."niiuu 1
efliccs. He iiinferred in llarrisliurg
witli the Lieutenant liovcrner Siiiur
day, wlieu it vvas decided tluit he -heuld
resign from t!c Senate. The n-igna-
,1.... tu r.(Tr..i:, ,. MC r.l tlltl 17.
IIOII jr. .-I.1.1..1- ... .1. ...., - ,
. . ., . M .. If.
It is reperieu new ui.ii .ur ne-
..,:. rl , ,,
Ultut II ui luiir mi ' n" i'ti t'-
work of the "Fhlng Sipiadren," com-
nosed of lull Federal ii"eiiis who im
cuuiing te till- section n enforce the ,
(r,v laws, Their weik will he directed
personally by It. A. Iliiyms. uatiemil
piohlbilieil etlicer.
HOLD TWO IN STABBING
n 1.. ...tl.. IT!rn i:..,l,.H n.wl enn linl
fall unco.iseioua le the sidewalk. i i,"r'"s ' li?le ' '"""". --Piem. ; fflrm -, Mlln Mp , ,.residen.
Matilda Silverman, superintendent of The' ne7ltieii sets forth thru Afr Harding's offer of u judgis'iip te Sen- .
the Prison Woirare Association, said ,, ' , ' . , fl L ei ' '"" K-nn. an . (Tort te derive the.
-he wenld report the mnlter te Judge . l, M ', n ' ' "B ""' ' ..,bnttle.l farmers of ih.dr nominal
l.a.tcrsen president of (he nMorln.le.,. n$et "W ? said ".. ' .i! and i h : ' !"'"' ," '" "" r K""un!
'and would recommend aeen against tin- ,., wnrrnnt ,, ,.U . op .- he eha ri.iuu .. ft.; bloc
rait in v sirii... .11 ipn itiiiiiiiii. 111 u ..i ' ... .1.. .... ..... .. ... .. i-. -.. i.'.ii. iii iit.-.i 11 - 11 1 . .-.-.
ii!iiniiiirii ... ........ ... ...... . .. 1 mu . . . in- !
-. f , 1 f .1 I ieiijii 1111. te 1 nrr" .. 10 01 ei 1I1C
of girl'sadmirer and BOY;.;;!;'":;-;;:'- r Sffi
liiimniriitieu aiilhurities erdcie.i ii.,..
Alleged
.ic.liuun sjuivui ueu uvnr
, c..uA -.,! -..
j say, bv a reje, ted suitor ami u com-
I'.O'll
Puliic -ny 'no tiny w.i- lair.ied m
ihe back whil. he wn- islee 1 in the
dining room of bis home, "'(W Wc-t
Inple -treit. Ambler. UN condition is
serious. Fnlh'se iwis stabbed shiirllv
iiflerward as he wijn walking near the
Velpe home. Ills condition is crlilcnl
AccerdliiK le police, Vallelte was en
I'ligi'd te he married te "Miss Velpe, but
they nunrrt'lcd and she returned ,h
rlui.
PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1921
"That's All nonsense,"
Is Widener 's Cemment
"That's all nonsense." is the
comment nf Jeseph I'. Widener,
owner of "The Mill," STOO.OOO
Ilembrnndt, en the assertion of
Prof. Martin, director of The HnRtiu
Mtleutn, that the great masterpiece
at I.jnnouned Hall is a "fake."'
"I de net care te make any fur
ther comment en It." -a.d Mr.
Widener.
"There nre manj fake being sold
te wealthy collectors. I knew nbeut
Mime of these myself. Out en the
Pacific Const, for instance, there is a
studio turning out picturcH which are
sold an Innejw. Tin; country is being
llnedcrt witu tneni. I Knew that a
UlnKek waft seblrecenly for S20.W0.
nml H'lmrdlntcly 'Ulakeleeks' thnt are
ferfferieN began te appear In the maiket.
' ' """w ali0. ,,hat ,"m"" ,n,f th"
I ninnuwrlpts new being sold te collectors
'at unheard -of prices nre forgeries just
as the pictures are. If Prof. Mnrtlu's
. . . - -
''Htlc ni of he tricks being practiced
"n collectors brings the j
zntln,n 0fw'"U 1 being
muni- ie ri'iiii
I.OIlP It will l)(
werl" "lnlP
(untlnuisl en Tkec The. f nlunin I'utir
VETERANS IN SPLIT
APPEAL TO COURT
"Forty Hemines and Eight
Chevaux" Ge te Court When
Officers Reach Deadlock
SECRETARY UNDER
' !
A lotitreveisr within the winks of
in s:i. v...: i .1... i ii... '
1""'S '
and .S Chevaux. nu organization I
,. .. .. ... I
iiiiiue up ei eitschs eicrans. wayii
i.i. .,.,:.. , . ,. " ... '.
,,11(I in nl;f f , r ,, , , i.'net co-operate as fully with the Deme-
. . - ...
n '"' fl " "'' )" Nene of the princpnls will talk, but '
eat me with lilinthrrmenibrMiif thoerRnniiiUnn Ihup
, .. . I said the move Is n part of political ,
(mu personal use.
snld the move Is n nnrl .-.f m nnlll
, , ; . . ,
,.,,, N ()r3nn,,nUM , ,,,,., ,,.
i ...... . .
eers ei uie irmy. tin-. nml mnr ne
erp. particularly in.-mb- r- of the
mcricati Legien, mu In long, it pi.
its mime from the giis 'Terlv men
"T light horses." uliiili . ;is en tin
French enrs used te trnn-perl Amerienn
troops Its hendipinrtii- i.re in I'hlla-
delplila mid Majer P.i-.i n was elcctci
11 feresaid secleu se
I. Iv for h'
pcr-unal advantage
PET CAT GIVES ALARM
OF FIRE IN FOOD PLANT
Blackboy Helps Chef Call Aid en
Martha Street
A pit cat ca'.c nn ilium at II o'clock
i.isi night when lire started en the third
Heur of the factory at '.M." Martha
treet, occupied In, the Clare Feed and
i'elis'i Ciinipun.i .
I'liiimii- Walker, a I'nf, '.i- en th .
inrd lb nu- 111 work. Coking oil bub-
I.I.mI ecr, -pbished .. Hn d
' In lied a b'ne. 'I In. tlan.e, prend
ip.illv ami Wnlkir iml I'd u-khey , the
. at. r.111 dew 11 the Man -. 11 1 in tin
1, n..
l.lacklmj ran j-iiw,iS te t l.r nap of
.'MO Martha street, the I. en. e of Mnrihn ,
Samland Brings Mere Unofficial Than
Official Passengers
The .stowiiwayseiitnunibi led the pns-
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Rid Star cer. w hub .h eked m v.i,
- f - iiii-ii-
Ingleu uvenuc pier tl,i., meinuig after'
an un-i -iuiui nm tre.n H.uuig. Tim
1 n-st-ng.T Ii"t eiimpriscl ('itiMimis
SchnccUer. a i.eriiian bii-ines.s man,.
ir.me from Huinhiiig. Thf siewnwin , I
.were .vu-miue. .ixrueer, iwetty cni
, i in. ami ixiiiiiu i n it, iwenij-live cais
I old, iv he -tilted that I hey sli,, iilmri
nf ll.imbut'j ami hid In i .hsscii"im'
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t, MM. in
1 leu-
Suggests 'Liberty Fair
as Exposition .ame.
"LIRKItn FAIR" ,s , .,..
-uggcsiiim offered !... Ii. i,, Avn, '.f
Danville, Pi., a- -i.b-tiii,,e f,u- ,
mini. S1 sipii.( Viiii 11n1.1l, a. uppli, ,
te the be; , lniiil mil 1 In , ., ;, j,,
tin- , IM in P.l'jli
"pr(jimm; i:iiiiut m-
WDItlJI" 1- III' 11 .polis'e lis in
( liarles Nn-. . I Mil Aid, hi!v, t, ,,,
the Fvcmm, Pi 111 n I.V:iii.Kit ii
,ii -l ler 11 belli , naim for 1 1 . .- bj
cm nt.
What uai iViii you MigstV .Send
it in!
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NEWBUTC UKMtU
m . MS. M H OT. .
BY INDUSTRIALISTS;
Senators Frem Manufacturing!
States Combine as Agra
rians Plan Rail Rate Cuts
PARTY CONTROL WEAKENED
BY GROUP ORGANIZATIONS
Ity CLINTON . (flMUUlT
Mud ('nrriiHinili-nt r,rnliifT Public I.fdKfr
I uvvrlnlil, l!il. lv I' ili i- 1,'it'j'r re.npnt';
Washington. Oct. in. Pub'ic titteti titteti
lien here is n nti ring upei tin reduc
tion of raiireiiil fpigln nil -.
MciiiIh rs of 'he pewertiil ngiii ulturnl
bloc, te whii-li i-enind "' !-- I'nited
States Scnalc has nn-seil, meeting tit
Sumler Capper's home, ngreed te force
lower rates upon ihe lMilread- threiigli
legislation.
Twe plans were ilisu-.eil. (Inn i- tn
ntlncli mi amendment te the bilTfer the
payment of the S.'Oii.nnii.MMl war
da'lms te Ihe railroads preidlng that
the payment was eomlitiened upon ii
reduclien in freight rate-. Th- ether
is te strike out the earnings guarantee
liem the Kseh-Cummins law. which 1"
otie'ef tile obstacles te the lowering of
rates.
At the same time, in Administration
circles it is learned (hat the Interstate
Commerce Commission Is meing to te
waul a general reduction of freight
I tales. Tills reduclien will net lie lieri-
.-(genial; that is te -n;, all rate' utll
net be cut in the sunn reentage, .it
nil rales will be lowered.
l'anners le I Se I'uiered
The power which the nginultural
Idiw wield- through it-- abilit t.. pre
eiit the payment of the .-.(Ml.llO0.00O
te the railroad- suggest t lin tln m-
blnatien will ecrci-e a peweriul in-i
lluencc vl;h both tlie Admlid-trntien ,
nnd the railroad- in deciding which '
eommedllles will lie im-t faend in re- ,
dueing costs of transportation
As in the tax bill whl-h 'lill linnlly
go through Congress tin fjrmcrs
.ill deilhtle.-s get the hi -i -'f b l
Oiifting the burden of taxation te ether
OPPOSE FARMERS
' '-'ars-es, fe ill freight rates t'.irni prod
ucts will .doubtless lie triated wi'h eori eeri
F I R E -'deratien.
le rcs-t the farm b'ee inietner nin-
blmitien of Senater- is feiiuing. een-
-iMins: of represeutathes of the inarm-
inetiiring ceminuiinie.s 01 me i.nsi. leis
new group consists of men like Wads-
,,nri7 f New Yerk: liraridegee, of
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enueciii til : iiiHicr. ei .i.i-iii-iMir'-iir' ,
... v.... i.rM. ,,, fn ,cr.
ulturnl Interest'.
Moreover. It
ratic minority as can the farm bloc.
' """ ',0 "mnhcr f 'TTC , Xt f
'-" ."be have a business point of
UPW " ra,hrr l'1'""''1-
,.., for,rttten f n rix nl hlee will
-eru te strengthen tin- irnurmw ei
party control of the bgislntivc branch.
te break tip into him etnl. Tliis i
lllle in .-pile of the ceufillcill talk which
lin- In en beard Intel;, thai il- farm
bloc was nlii ut te In bio',, n.
Full te RrcaK Farm Rim
Fverj inllm ' within the R..pub'i-
Pnm h'ls been w-r-il ti
faihd te ait legetlnr en the 1 a.x Kill
nml much lin- be, n mule et thU by
opponent-of the bloc l'nrl th - proved
Heng enough le prevint tie inujerltv
of Ihe Repiildiiiiu members of it from
making a combination wn'i the Demo Deme
'rats in write tax egiliitiii'i. Mi mher mher
ef the bloc i ill regard tin m-clvf- as 1
primarily Republicans ami Democrats
nnd only - mlarilv a- repn s'litatir,,
of n class intere-t. '
Rut se fur a- the farmer Republican-are
1 nird they split upon radi
cal ami ceii-ciw 1 ' line-. The mere
ndvanciil 11 ili r- of ilic bloc. liKe Sen
nleis Keiijeii and Reriili, held en'
ngaiiisi a 1 oiiipreuii-. "Uh the budcr budcr
ef the innjeritv ,..nt m tin Smiii"
upon taxes. Th" n 1- a i.glit n- will
a.s left wing in tin lib"'
The imli. atieiis iye tnat 111 spue el
this difl'iretui ih bloc ill heid te
gelhir upon ihe mere iniperiant ipics.
liens of
:i-lalieti ami thai new iue
arc mere lililv te niuinir hat, the
I-
P. I I IVe men. .ill ' let i h' n I
Killed ami two etlu 1- inii. d I . I
rt.s
III
el
dnv when n brn k wall ! .' Ii'iih..n
The structure was img tun down
I .. iVi.t eilr nml nil tit tilt' ilnilil niltl
1, .le- i.l,.,
'. . 1. I....1 1.. .1..
, iim- l I I ,1
llijlircu were vnriiii 'uil'i u ", in-
..:..
'it,.
FALLS DEAD AT SERVICES
William Child, Manufacturer, Cel
lapses at Odd Fellows' Orphanage
William Child. sim venis e'.d. of
ITlIT . fl, 1iu.!i.if J il M tiiliiiifie.
"'" ","' '",,"', ,
l ut or. died sinldi nly .ve-ierdav ntter-
neon while :iitendiMg en . e(. iu tile
chapel of the Odd Fellow-' Heme f,v
riil.an-. F.ii-i t'lielten ami 1 igentr.
"V'l',,.""'i liihl l.u ! .ii. I., t. ' service
Sileiiin Clinplei ami I'i niisj Ivania I'lim
11,11111! IV. Ne "11, Uliiglus Timphir. Me
belonged te tie Secii n et St (Jee,.;,.
lie is -iilviil bv 11 w nl'iw and one sep.
Fer 1 iiiny yenis in had been tigi,g,.,
in l,n-iin s in tlii- 1 H. Inning In , n a
nienibi r of Cliihl A. Tiwuseiul, en
Aihtiii- aveiuie. Friinkferd.
NO SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Washington, (lei in iRv A P. ,
The Sipiemc C0111I . eiiviiicd for its
ilit d -t daj te diii but nu de
uaiuiia were linudcd duwn.
will. 111 iiiIhi nr' tfni, I.u.lyn, I, ii, 1- i"'t.ir MPr. i-ei n.iii.iiul ir.un;
I 1 I 1' M1 r 11 tt I'l'lll i' It'l'1 I'lf ll" I V ft irfl.ifllfr, r N firt.i uii,rrn i. . "M !iHil
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SCORE BY INNINGS OF THE
FIFTH WORLD'S SERIES GAME
YANKEES. 0 0
GIANTS... 1 0
New Yerk Americans Heyt
New Yerk Nationals Nehf
Umpires Klgler behind the
Quiglcy at second base, Chill at
DETAILS OF PI AY
riltST INNING YANKS rIJHcr pepped te Bincrelt. Frich
t'ucv out Trek Ruth feniv-d. Ne nris. r.e hits, no cirers.
GIANTS D'irir, snfe en McNnlly'i. fum't'le Cmcieft rei'rfl
IV.uiis, Peck te W.-.i'l. Fiisch get an infield !iit Ycung walktd.
Bc.iKieit 'jcetfd en Kelly's single E. Mtii'ifl i.Tiiid Ruvlirrs
tnti.l Ktlly. Pi ci: te "w"eul. On-, lun. two li'ts, one eriei.
BANK MESSENGER ROBBED ON CROWDED CAR
ST. LUU1S, Oct. 10. Rebert Hardaman, Negro messenger for
the Grand Avcrtie Bank, was held up today by two men, who es
caped with n satch.l containing 817,650 in cash and 351,630 in
non-negotiable prper. The robbery was committed en a crowded
street car, near the downtown quarter. Hardaman was taking the
money te n downtown bank. After obtaining the satchel, the
bandits' compelled the conductor te step the cat and open the deer.
They -s'cnpecl In nn automobile.
BANDITS HOLD UP SPRING CITY BANK AS DIRECTORS
MEET AND FLEE WITH $10,000 TO $15-000 IN CASH
Six bandits in a big blue touring car raided the Spring City,
pa. National Bank and stele between 810,000 and 15.000 in
cabh today. The directors were meeting at the time and were
lined up against a wall xvith their hands In the air, while a robber
kept them covered. The president, E. G. BrewuSack, crawled
through a back window te try te get help, but the robbers threat
ened te blew his brains out if he called. Herace Heistant, the
teller, wes forced xvith a revolver against his head te go into the
vault' and hand out notes and specie. Only eashxvas taken. The
bandits aie believed te be running in the direction of Philadelphia.
AUT0IST CLEARED OF MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
Edmund Guenkel was acquitted of manslaughter before Judge
McCullen today. He was accused of having run down with his
auto Stanley Keifritev. sixteen years old. of 202 Leuden street.
PENROSE, IN FLOP. SAVES SURTAX COMPROMISE
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. Senater Ptnre-.e. in a vote et Re
publican nienibeit. of the Finance Committee, saved the surtax
compromise in the tax bill by switching from opposition te sup
port of the new 50 per cent maximum a.i a subtitute tei the 32
per cent maximum provided ler in the cemmitttc bill.
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY WHEAT SELLS FOR $1
READING. PA.. Oct 10. Millers throughout 'he Schuylkill
Valley pest.J n.jtn.i today that the price et wheat w.ia new $1,
tin s-.uui pik' tint pievailcd just beteie th. xva:. A jtar agxi the
fiiiet.iipiii w.i- '-2.25 .tud evei.
BLINDED BY LIGHTS,
Truck Driver Who Injured Phila-
, ,, . t
tieipiiians eiames moierist
Who Sped Away
Three mei i. ! run i,. v n inn mm .
eusl.v burr at 0 o'c'e. k list ulj;, I i u tl.c
Nc'Wtew'iville viui CM- C.siydin by a
luolertri,, K whose di i -i i.d he was'
.. . - ...
I'lliiilcd by ihe li-rhl- et anet'iei m,i-
,
''""
'I . inur"d veie 1I1..1111 Meggn.lKil
Xint Ii F.U'iul, -treei. ibis ,m, w hoc
'sUI1 l":,, f' '''"' r ' ' '' ' ' "lul!-' I'umils.
leld iiehce, wb.ti I
i bine al in .Ichini; Ii
lis Hen
It.il Ii J'lu.i cd Ills liiil.-. but l! e ,.t c,
i,i '-ei failed te dim hi-. Meggn, Ram'
in, I nn. v nn a woman venese iianie ,-
in t known, weie walkin:; Hi, the ,-, ,
.ward 'hi- fin. rtiei st, piled ut of
He v.iv of the er and dlreefv iu i.,..'
path f he trmk Ihe woman v ih at,
the ciirnne ri-ilit -h-md side and os.
. 'ipcd injury w i.-n the truck strut k the
lien
,T c ..the.' mm i n ped nwny. hut two
uilu'r teiiritiK cbij were halted by Reth, 1
" '
DRIVER HITS 3 MEN
.' v .uiei ili r mu
' tl i .sit - .',1
.1 ,r.i
ss?bT1T.''ittg,M?,fc,a. Ttr " ""
and Scliang.
and Smith.
plate, Moriarty at first base
third base.
GRISWOLD LETTERS
HIT PATHETIC NOTE
Disillusionment
of Confiding
Weman Revealed in Missives
te Her Daughter
Atlantic I Ity, i l, I 10 Leng be
fore her death, Mr- Aliie (Jerry Cris
l old evnorieiieoil n .li.i.i.. ..r r...i
toward Mrs Mnrv II Dris hiniin te
...i . , ' '. iitlill , 11
whom st,,. na.J entrusted tin uuc t ln-r
ist.ite. I, .r iiisilliisliinmeiif was 1. .
vcaled ledny when a nillnli, r of letters
written ,0 her daughter. t!. C.mii.ipss
.vnnn m. ( '.ur da ( mituihui. wi 1
In court this 11101 nlng.
Irs, Drischn.iin admitted in
cad
nun
mis ni'irninc unit Mu. .1.1
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Drlsclimnii. she has repe.Uedh ilc. I,n,.,
(,. answer ipn ieii., iuvehim,. .,. ,,.
01 et vnrleu iriiiisaciiens (tl) ,.. i,,
regime as trusti Invnrlabh -1,- i,H
'evaded these mictiens ,. ,, 1, th, I.,,,.
1 iireitrFiii nit ..a r. a i.
i u.esc .pic-tiens with th, l.
-"mi
Ihe Imnk- will show.
I'hN morning former . I udge ( larencr
'- e e, , hiet counsel for the Count, ss.
had the boeks-nbout .hue., small -
."Id Icdjers and day hooks hrunght
Inte court He sought te auestlen Mrs
"rl.schniitu about (he ,lHte when Cluirlt .
1 rentiud p... i r.i... "."
uomieuto'cii flu, Column On
PRICE TWO CENTS
GIANTS
M NEHF
CONFIDENT
OF WIN
TODAYS
AM
National League Fans Pick
Southpaw te Beat Heyt in ,
Fifth Encounter
CROWD ARRIVES LATE;
BABE RUTH WILL PLAY
Prbbable Line-l p Today
and Baiting Averages
The probable hi'lling order for to
day and (he erles lulling aer.igrs
of Ihe players fellow :
WNKKI.s (dAN'b
Miller, if.. .It!.-, Hums, if . .355
I'eeh, ss.. . .1.11 liancreft. ss .0.n
ICltfli. If .. .:!(! Krisrh, ah. . .ftOO
It. Meii-el. rf .Jim eung.' rt. . .."0
Plpp. Ih. .. .llHi: Kelly, lb... .007
Ward. 2h. .BON I-,. Meiisel, If .:j."fl
MrNally. ;;b 2.11 Itiiw lings, i!h .421)
Scliang. c .;!.i;t Snyder, v. . .417
Heyl, p. . .:i:t Nt-hr. 000
The umpires hae been assigned
a.s follews: Itigler :i the plate,
.Moriarty at llrst. ulglcy at second,
Chill .it lliild.
Hy ROIIERT W. MAXWKLI.
prts Editor l.rrnliiK I'lilillp filler
Pole (ireunds. New erli, ('t. 10.-'
gigantii- task wa ciun m a twenty
one, jenr-eb) he ilils nfternoeti when
Miller Muggins Mm Wnite Ilet. the
P.roeklyn s.-hoelboi. te th, firing line te
taee tbe liinnts' bat- in the lifth game
'f the World' Series this atteriioen.
Heyt nlrenih has seensl one ietery
ever the Natinmil I.cnmie cliaiiiplon cliaiiiplen
and he h tigureil bj ninny te repeat :
'"it then again there urelbeiisaads who
"eee tluit -it lew of I'Hrl Mays'
'leWllfdll Ml. llis se.-eud -tnrt the full, of
'he Fliitbusb ititry is -enled.
Heyt will be opposed te Arthur Nehf.
lie sclf.s,lm. southpaw w lieni he de
feated Inst Thursdin. Nehf showed lot let
of stuff agnin-t the Yankees, whose bats
were partlctilarh silei.t en timt occa
sion. Imt th McCraw pertsider ws
xeiy wild, issuing seven pa-se.-.
Mere Hnseball Weather
Anether ideal bascbnll day greeted
I the pinjers when tlicv enm out for
the.r preliiiiiiinrv practice . Rain had
lieen predicted ter thl- afternoon, and
ibis morning it loeKed a- though it
'lower might Intci ft re. but along nbeut
neon. Hid Sel battled bib way through
the cloud'.
The irewd wa' late m arriving a)
'i-iiul. but game time found the stands
almost packed,
i The Yankees agreed in the clubheune
today Unit they are overdue in their
1 baiting.
"We cannot expect our pitchers te
carry us any further." s,.j( Mik.e Me
Nally, the Ameriian I.eiiguei '- third
i-aekcr. "and n- wc him- bard bitter-.
there t no en-eii wh wc -lieuld Het
mnl e i let of run- for our lnirler-
Wiilel n- tedjy '
Tin- Ut mt- 'ire r'.ilms lugli in the
.iddle line nml ill ijeebipd tlief hau
the ngc et illectlM. pitcher- en the
! only llevt ami the unknewii Harper re
mains mi the X.nnkc,.s naff te face
1 tliem.
I "We have Nehf. Tenej , 1 1n rues and
! Deug'us," said E1111I Mi us, I, the for-
' mer Phil, who has pla.vid a preiniucnl
part in tin two (Iiiiiit victories, "ready
e pitch, and don't ferg, 1 Pat Shea
Douglas will have all the .'-t lie needs
by the tune be i- nihil upon igain."
I.rhe Ruth -.ii, In would p'ay again
tednv imiIi ss thin win de elepiaents
te his niliiig lliew , which bb'il when
it wa. 1 Minimi d .iltir yi -tchdaj's
game.
Riding en the cr, -t ,. cotihdcuee a
a re-ult of their two rnnvMiiui' vic
tories, the men of McUriiw tmlnj will
enter the tiftli game with the battle ball"
wen ns far as spirit i- eein eriie,.
The tide bus turiied The (Jlimts
Iiave edged out from the bottom, ami
despite the fact thnt thev new stand
'.ven with their fellow tow iimihii, each
with a pair of win-, the NatienrI
Leaguers "ii needed te liac n small
ndMintiig.' insofar .1- ceiiliib nee , con
1 eftlf 'I.
Tin' -pirn of the .H)ks bis beet,
, rnekid. tl.eir pitching nee beaten an.1
new .t is nn 1, 1 twditj -oup-vear-eld
'Vnit. II"' I te 'tciu the ru'h of the
, ! tan! -
t p te Heyt
lb. ii 1 .1- I'ervt'iin m geed ;..t-hei
I. d i,i. II. In- mere because In
,' . 11 I ne glll'ie 111 the big
1. ... 1 11 . 1,1,1 1 as tle iiuilitlillce The
v
. 1 - ne . tiiKing I r all 011 Uim
1 il-. ' i ill be i irlunll'
.! .' ..i 1 1 iggin- haw I... one eli
. 1- 1 ' m ib I 11 fair chum of win
ug 1 , I. .morrow - battle
I'lu 1 e b.i- h'l'i n let of Inlk abeul
ne (.units' e t iml te'ind batling eje-
no. tl . iiuk.es are lia nig then
-.11 The auks iniide runs out el
(Inky Ili'" nml gr-nt l.iiw ruiining in
tin lir-t two giilm-, but they wen
,. '.),i ss in tin linuds of Jess Itarnc Itarnc
eii Fiiuiu nml Phil Douglas vcsierdny
Vew tin n s. ri . and as-ert tliej. will
iMiiind N hi. " 'tin oilier iii..iiiisniftn
cijrnw -1 i.d- against tlnm
"M team 1111-1 '1 hutted .invwliere
.,.-e te fort,, de lured llllcr Hug
I nntlii,,l nn l.ic- Mnrlffii. ( nlumn Unr
CHANCE SHOT HITS BANDIT
Rebber. Traced Through Wound, Ic
Given Ten-Year Sentence
.Iicl' ..,i ighnu iiiiiidul down a sen
Hue nf '.ii v..,r- I., i mini ienviete.1
. highw.iv i-elitu rv 10 (.'nailer Ses
-ions I 'mil i ted" v
I idane Saul ib , i
'slis I nnsdewni
uvi line, w.i- in hi
U. Sepll lllber 1 I III
Mxtj -seveiiili -irnt nnd ll.tverferd
nvelllie bv two In.' I, '1 liev toeU .!DII
nu. I a S'ni l.ili.fiv lleiid.
As t'ev lett lil hi In drew n n velvei
ili, batulll- oviileokci) and -Iml nftei
ih. in "u ispn ion, police ai rested .In--.
ph ( eiognie. Sixty -second street
abevi Run. w in n ihev learned he s,
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