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I ENVOY FROM INDIA !
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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11,
New Zealand Alse Will Be Rep
resented at Conference
, ,, in Washington .
FRANCE WILL
DEFICIT
tlie United States, would be nn alter
note. 'flip I'opelo ili'L'Inred tlint Premier He
neml offered the presidency of the dele
gation te both Prof. I,ii7zattl and former
Foreign MltiNter Tlttenl, hut tliut
neither una able te accept because of
ill lienitli. The ncwMpnper added tbut
tlirre would be no derision en this ques
tion until the Premier returns from his
vinlt te Trieste.
MISSIONARY SESSJ0N0PENS
Weman's Society of Pittsburgh
Synod Meet In Wllklnsburg
PltMuiruh. Oct. 11. The third nn-
ml convention of thi' Weiiiinrs Mix.
inMir S icii't of tln PittvburKh
Sjneil. i:niiKelical l.iitlirnin Cliurrh.
iipemil in Cm I vary Chim-h. Wilkin.
Imrc jesfrrdny.
MIxm Acnex Srhade. n inixintiurr
worker from Itullii, will niMri-sH the
i.'li-t,v tonight Tomorrow the llev.
Dr. C. Heffman, of Philadelphia, will
"peak en "Heme MIshIeiis." uhlle :il
the ti 1 in 1 Minimi Tlmmdnv Ml ' I
l Illrt. of Krle. will have eluirgi of the
! Veuiiif Peopln'e mlxsieuarv work pre-(tram.
DEAD MOVIE MAN
IN ARBUGKLE CASE
Stein Might Have Been Valu
able State Witness, Law
yers Say
PROBE OF DEATH PLANNED
Railroad
Family at Bedside of
I Builder's Widow
J St. Paul. Minn.. Oct. II. - Mr
.lame ,1. Hill, widow of the ' empir.
I builder of the Northwest." is eriim1y
ill from heart disease. Her nee.
veventy-the. make recovery uncertain.
, physlciani said, but a bulletin Wsue.l
I tonight wiid she was "restitiK somewhat
'nsier
Dr. Iiennnn nates, of New Yeik
arrived last night at the reipiet of tin
family.
The ix daughters and three sous
Mr". Hill an- at her bedside.
It- (lie Associated Press
Londen. Oct 11 The ltrltish dele
gation ti the Washington conference
will include a representative nf India,
according te official circles yesterday ,
He probably will be of Indian national
ity, it was said.
That selection will complete the ltrlt
ish delegation, with the exception of
one ether English representative, as it , MDe I I Ull I MCAD ntTATU
Is expected official confirmation will he "" J HILL Nbfl" UtAIH
given tn the nomination of A. .1. Ilnl Ilnl
feui'. Union I.ee of Fiireham, ex -Premier
Herden. of Canada, and (teerge
Fester Penrce. Minister of l)cfene of
Australia
Wellington. X. '.. Oct. 10.- i y A
P'. ) - -New Zealand will be represented
nt the Washington conference, Premier
.Massey stated yesterday. Although he
announced this definite decision, he will
be unable te go. he said.
Parts. Oct. 11. The French delega
tion is going te the Washington con
ference disposed te entertain any safe
preposition by which France can save
te the limit en military and naval out
lay, it was nid yesterday by an official
close te the head of the delegation.
Frem the same source it was Wrneil
tlint It is expected in official circles
here that the cost of maintenance of
the troepR of occupation in the Hhlne
land and the possibility of reducing the
force there will conic up in Washing
ton. The nrmy and navy new is costing
France 40(I.(M)0.()00 francs annually,
while the deficit in the budget Is 2,500,-
000,000 francs, nearly all of which '
could he made up by economies In the
military and naval sections if Franc
should be guaranteed otherwise ngalnst
surprises from the Fast. The French
delegation is net yet ready te talk of a
definite preposition, but the tendency
of comment in official circles is sug
gestive of n preposition te cut the
army and nnvy expenses in half.
Heme. Oct. 11. The (iazetta del
Popelo yesterday announced the Italian
delegation te ttie conference en limi limi
latlen of armaments and Far Knstern
questions in Washington would be com
posed of the following members : Prof.
I.uigi I.uzzutti, ex -Minister of the
Treasury; Signer Schnnzer, also an ex
Minister of the Treasury; General Ar Ar
maneo Dinz, commander-in-chief of the
Italian Armies, and SIgner Medn, a
member of the Italian War Commis
sion. The newspaper said that SIgner
nelnndi-nicci. Italian Ambnsader te
les Angeles. Calif.. Oit. 11 The
death of Al Stein, movie director, and
I the nrres-t of two nctressrs en suspicion j
of murder, gathered mystery when it
was announced Hteiu might have been '
ued te great advantage as a witness I
j for the prosecution in the enie of ltes- i
coo Arbuckle.
Stein's death t said by the police
te hae followed a party, features of
which ihev hint may have been similar I
' te that in which Virginia Ilappe is al- i
I leged te have been fatally lujured, and '
i which resulted In the nrrest of Ar- ,
buckle. I
1 Police say they found evidence that.
Stein had been drinking at a party In '
his apartment in the Gelden Apart-.
tnents. llltO Wet Seventh street, which '
I they sny, was attended by the girls and'
three men. whose names have net been
, learned,
i The girK. Hillle Oeslys. known also
as Mildred Ilellwyn and Frances Stunrt.
and .Tenn Menree, admit they shared the ;
apartment with Stein.
With a view te ascertaining whether
or net Stein was wnnt'd te testify
for the Stnte at the Arbuckle trial, j
Detectives Stelr.riede and Smith yester-
dav conferred with Fied Flschlmch, star!
witness in the film comedian's cm-, j
and nlse Stein's superior nt the Cen-
tury Comedies.
Flsehbaeh's name came Inte the case
with the discovery of notes mentioning;
Mm nnd the Arbuckle case found In
Stein's effects.
pany s mine eight miles north of Fnt Altheuch there was said te he some I
Liverpool The loot was the pavrell ! indication that Stein died as the re-
suit of drinking moonshine bonze the!
detectives were net satisfied te take till
view of the ense, 'nnd the Corener's
Office Ordered n nltntnlnnl nnetvulu ..f
the stemnch made by Or. H. L. White.
All arrangements for the funeral or,
for nn Inquest wll be held tip pending
the result of thin examination. The
results of Dr. White's analysis. It vns
said, nlse would determine whether thei
girls will be released or held Indefinitely
and nlse whether the three men will be!
arrested if found. I
The rlrls dent ntiv entmnntl,... ...til. i
n '- --,- ,. -..... V. ,11111 It. til
the death, but further than that refused
te talk. Itrtth nppearcd te have been
sleeplesH since their nrrest nnd In n
highly nervous condition.
If no poison Is found by Dr. White
ether tlinn what might have been ob
tained in bad booze the actresses will
be released nnd the case dropped.
If ether poison is found, the police
sny. the girls will be held for further
''ivwtigiitlen. Stein died early Stindnv
fnllewlng what the police term n
"party."
Ai'COrdlllir te the nollce Sfnln rei-lu.
tereil nt the Gelden Apnrtments Sep
tember 11 last. Miss De.ile.VK registered
ns "H. Stein," his sister. Miss Mon Mon Men
eoe joined them a week nge ns the lat
ter's guest.
The Rev. Dr. Keable'6 Funeral j
Funeral services for the llev. Dr. j
Frederick Keable. assistant rector of
St. Stephen's Kplscepnl Church, who'
died at his home, L'(H Seuth Forty-sixth
street, after an Illness of three months,
w'M be conducted by the Hev. Or. Carl
K. Ornmnier in St. Stephen's Church
en Thursdny morning nt 11 o'clock. !
YOUNG NEW YORK MAID
WEDS OLD FRENCH TITLE
Evelyn Gorden Becomes Duchess de
Crussel With Pompous Ceremony
Paris, Oct. 11. Evelyn Gorden, the
lovely liinetcen-year-elu daughter of
Jehn (lorden, of Londen and New
Yerk, hns become n duchess, wedding
the Due de CrttPsel nnd one of the old eld
est titles In Europe. She will socially
outrank ninny a princess of less an
cient lineage.
The wedding was held with extraor
dinary pomp nnd ceremony in the his
toric Chnteau d'l'zes, country sent of
the Duke d'Uzcs, father of the bride
groom. Six hundred peeresses nnd nobles of
the royalist nobility, clud in their tra
ditional robes, filled the private chapel
which was decorated with masses of
white orchids, while the venerable Car
dinal Cabriercs bestowed upon the
couple the blessings of the Hely Itemnn
i ntircn.
Sir Milne Checthnni, of the Ilritish
Foreign Office, gnve nwny the bride.
Count Gnsten de la Hoehefeucnld was ,
best mnn. I
The bride wns dressed lu white satin
with a veil of Alcncen lace. Her train. !
seven yards long, wns upheld by tiny
nieces of the bridegroom. She were ;
necklace of magnificent pearls, and (Hit- .
month entwined with ernnge blossoms .
were fastened in her hair. '
I'ollewing the ceremony, the vener
able Dowager Duchess d'l'zes Informed
the bride thnl she was "gracefully com-
netent te Inherit n title which had net
passed from the family in 1200 years
nnd which constitutes the eldest duchy
In the world."
After the wedding, in accordance
with nn old family custom, ttie new
ffw
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E. Liverpool Bandits Reb Paymaster
Fust I.Uerpoel, (.. Oct. 11. l'ss,..s
scoured Celumblntiu Count v. Ohie
nnd clluver Count j. Pennsylvania. Inst
night for three automobile bandits, win.
vosterday afternoon held up and robbed
It. R. Hammend. secretarv-treaurei-nnd
paymaster of the Ponnsylvnnln-Ohle
Cenl t.'enipnnj. of .?lfl2,'t. The held-up
occurred within .100 feet of the com.
mine eight miles north of Ki
f'ir sixty miners
Apartments at
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Renovated, refurnished
made spick, span and inviting;.
Outside rooms, cool, cheerful.
Pick from these:
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Three Reems and Bath.
Four Reems and two Hatha.
Rittenhouse Hetel, 22d and Chestnut
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Tlie diamonds in these rings,
regardless of their size, arc
carefully selected gems of best
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A platinum ring of beauti
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mond of geed size, in effective
round setting $235.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
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A COMPARISON OP
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1921 1920
$1 45
40 60
45 65
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Copyright, 1921,
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Tempany
R. & F. clothing prices this Fall are
lower by $15 te $20 than these of a
year age. And materials are much
finer. De you fully realize at hew
moderate a figure you can buy a
Kirschbaum suit, topcoat or over
coat at the Reid & Fert shops?
$30 te 45
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prices that make this the biggest
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"Isn't it surprising te find such attrac
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Gimbel Brethers
9th & Mnrket St..
Harry C. Kahn & Sen
llth & Filbert Sti.
Val.h',
31 S 2d si
Raphael Levy & Seni,
:;n .rrii st.
Hnnry Weber & Ce.,
70S W. (ilrdanl r.
N. Snellenburg & Ce.
12th & Market Sti.
Stern & Ce.
712 Morket St.
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Max Gorden,
3100 (nlumliln Ar.
Fluehr Furn. Ce.,
2?0.1 N Frent HI.
Elmer Knmpe,
5(11(1 KeiMlnsten At..
Lit Brethers
8th & Market Sts.
Cress Keys Storage & Furn. Ce.,
00th Areli fit.
Quaker City Ruq Mills,
ion s. -jii at.
Derbyshire Bres.,
3118 X. rrnnt St.
Fex Furniture Ce,
3830 rrnnllferrt Air.
Wm. Kampe's Sens,
lirnaliiKtan Ale. Clfitrflrlil HI.
Kinkerter & Shepherd,
40(10 1'ranUfuri Ave.
B. Miller Furn. Ce.,
0 K. Z, fit.
Jes. T. Brown,
3U40 Urrnumtcnvii Ave.
Cooper & Burhanna,
3705 X. llreiiil fit.
Gee. Scott,
1830 Celiimliln Arc.
J. Greenfield & Ce.,
snth & Dlnmentl Ht.
Jacobs Bres.,
13 1! X. 33il St.
Hub Furn. Ce.,
23 W. Chrlten Ave., (itn.
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3008 fiermiiiituun Air.
Hub Furn. Ce.,
250S Seuth Ht.
Blum Furn. Ce.,
000 H. 3il fit.
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Munger & Leng,
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