miwvimm ' '7lt V . J T THE WEATHER Fair tonight nnd Saturday; olew'y rising temperature; gcntle vn.lable winds. TKMrr.nm'nn at bach unrn y n 'i 1 112 1 1 'a i a 1 4nr J4n ri inalBC (U eh os ' VOL. VIII. NO. 27 IN F1A. 1 c a Haynes Puts Aide in Charge Until S. F. Rutter Cemes te Supplant McConnell OLD DIRECTOR KEEPS J03, BUT IS SHORN OF POWER New Yerk Experts Arrive te Start Intensive Drive en Boetlaggerp Here QUICK CHANGE EXPECTED 'We'll Nail Things Down' Is First Werd Frem Ageilt New in Command "The lid is en, and we nrs driving nail in It te keep it en." Washington toel: charge of the prohi bition situation In Philadelphia today, ami the department's r.gent. llnrvev L. Duncan, assistant iteaocinte pro bation dir-cter, gnve notification of the fad In this terse statement upon his arrival In .the city. The uihciit e Mr. Duncan Is the llrst tn?Ib'e .n of the 'Vanning- ' Mo Me Mo Oennfll." Senater William C. McCun McCun jiell, although sti'l called "Prohibit en Ij'reder." has been superseded by S. F Kutter. of AA'nsh'ngten. appointed is'wchite director te.- Pennsylvania, '"'.villi nl' the authority of n director.' ,U the same time L nitcd States Dis trict Attorney Cu'.cs, who previously aiinemiced there in "nothing In the liquor i.ll nation In , Philadelphia that uny one need worry about, " Issued ft stntement In which lie premises le use his be-t VlTerts te aid the new np np pe ntee. Mr. llutl'r will be en the job Mon day, w itli his headquarter In this city. Until he cciiii's Mr. Duncan I in charge. The assistant C'toeiute direc tor arrived unexpected' .this morning culnily infeimitiK the office force in the Vnn Dam RuiMing that he was the less pending the arrival of his chief. Announces "hid Is On" "I haven't anything te ty.-' de. elnred Dunenn, a few minute- rfter his trrivnl, te newspnperircn. '"I wish the paper would tell tin tiub'ic. however, tlmt the lid t en, and that wear.! driv ii.g nails in it ' keep It en." The assistant usweclnti; director rii'.l if would net amplify this terse Miiten'tit. It is I'.newn te mean, bow bew eivr, that there will be no mere ner itttt; grnntid for the iTin.iva' f whisky et ileehid from bended warehouses. The ierce of i.tehiliit'nli e e i. -ent te Philadelphia are the i-ame men who cleaned up In New Yerk. The new lis lis feeiate director. Mr. Kutter. was second In AA.nn.ii.wl 1m rlii NVw YeT k cfniinnitm. Senater MeCei'iu-ll iiaa net ci been J fervd en. et etliiv. OiticialH Mr. Uut tr l b.c "ahMicinte." Virtuiillj be Via I. ....11 i.i v nn ti.i. tiewer liv t'emmia-' lerr liayiie, "utin-lv ludcijemlrnX of Stnnter "ict Vmneil, of Loesing the job of gettltit; rid of the g rafters and poli peli tlrintiH, ilttle and blj, .he have made the run ttuutitni in lVnitsylvanlii, and Mclu'ly i'i Philud'.liib'R, the wcrt in the country. Mct'ennell "Sits Tiirlit" Senater MeCenne 1 sa'. s lie will net rJEii, just itH he iHid he would net I (.'iign wte mate n.'nai'r-nii it icw uny .kffkm .i.n.li.l... M .,.Un.ill...i t.f ,l.n. .!..' '..,.1'ilJ. I . i, V..lnl(l.. I'.l VJ. ...... tiace, wnen lie was inula- lire recently for huletni; Lieth jobs. The Senater was Informed of Kut Ur'H nojielr.tmeiit after it bud Ihhii Inadc in a curtlj cnurt'euH letter from Prohibition C'er.unls-ii.nei1 Haynes wlneli Ifft Mttle te the iiuusiir.tieil. Tn letter exp'elns thai rhe "nsse- Centli'.i.fd i.n I'aic TiTMity-ene. Culiimn line WAR VETERANS PREFERRED Te Have First Place as Applicants for Pestmaatershlps WajihinBten, Oct. 14. (lly A. P.1 A fixed pnllcj giving preferential con cen con lldtintlen te p.istnmHte eliiji npulicnnts Ul.e are etuans of the World War Mas luaiiR.mit d by President Harding teiln. by xecutive order. The Civil Service Commission was di rected by the order te arid tive points tu the a examination ntlnj ijf every Kospeetive pieHldentlnl postmaster who Ind ticn In the Government service dur m the war. In nddltUn tlie President ordered that f?e limitations be waived in such cases utld the ni'rlf.il .if Lt. tt.l.i. ili.rlt... tin. .in,. V' eekened as a part of the tepiiivd ll,ii"i in euHiiiess cxperienei'. FIREMEN SHUT OFF HIS HEAT Heute Filled With Steam, Man Calls Them te Clese Pipe A. 3. Punt, of riM.7 Warrinsten wmte, enlled out the firemen earlv this toernlns te bhut off hid steam heat. Fmit was awakened ihertly after t tjriecK by the nei-e of escaping steam. Jic has a steam heatitiB p'ant In his peuse. which he had in operation yes "riliij 1)ecaue of the snappy weather. "uMnc the iiiuht u steam pine sprutiK Iwik and he heuie was full 'of steam. inul. unahie te chut the steam oft Miiue't. t. '.phoned te the I'iftj -lifth fid Pine st eels lire -tnt'en. The firc wen respeminl and shut off the pipe 'or hli.i. ' WALKS IN SLEEP, MAY DIE Westmoreland Street Weman Falls Down Stalre .-.wt-.. I ! race Tay'er. uf 1.11 Knst iirii..ereland stieet. was perhaps fa tally iiijitic.1 at 1:10 o'clock thU morn 'i Uiei, she walked in ier uleeii and "11 down a tlit-ht n st.iirn. -e i,i, in ,n,i .n- Tttylnr get out bed. A uieiii icr of the lu.iiseheld . unakened by the noise of her full, 'owner, and found her ljlng at the feet vi Uim stairs uiieonscieiis. mnti'i1 l,.alr"1 of thp 1','"r-t n,1l W,!,t Enf..?l"1,'it.r,m', ,t'"l", t01''' nr te the MeWJ 1l,018l,lt. 'l.ere the sur KulU aU im ft fr'l'l"e et the fills eT H W CHIEF nntcr.d an CecencJ-Ctnim Mutter nt ttn rostefnce nt Philadelphia, Pa. Umlet the Act of March 0. 1870 Rapid Shifts in Rum ''Clean-Up" Situation Wednesday Reports from Wash ington show tlmt crisis 1ms been reached. Thursday Tim blew wits struck nt n conference in the capital, at which time William C. McCon nell was shorn of h.s power ns chief enforcement officer In, Pennsylvania. i Today S. T. Nutter, wim nr "clenn up" New Yerk, appointed ','AssecInte Director," with full powers te net in this State. Harvey L. Duncan nppo'nted "Assistant Associate State Prohlhi Prehlhi Prohlhi tien D rector," placed in full charge until Ruttcr nri-ives. DlRtrlct Attorney Celes premises full co-operation. d u " JILTED. y Clerk Turns en Gas When "Edna B." Grews Celd as His Cash Runs Lew LEAVES FINAL MESSAGE The love of "Ktlna V,.," ivli&Mer she is, tied when this menej of Jeseph Mc (!raw. eighteen years old, fl.130 Lnn I'tcr um 11111', was exhnusted and today he committed wilcldc by turninu ouhe can In hit, room. MUtraw was n grocery clerk, lie p out Inst night with a Aims; woman,! believed te be "Kdnn 11." Prem rt intirks he made etfreturnlnst home It is ; be'ieved that they quarreled. M(;Jraw was in u disconsolate weed befere re- tirins;. This mernlnst his lnndlndy pmellcd I ga'i. When the deer of Mcllraw's room I was forced open lie was found dead en the lloer. The gas was turned en nnd the window and deer cracka were , stuffed with paper. ' A note found mar the youth's body i bore the fellow inc message : "Kdua P. 1 was a geed sport while ' my money lasted. When it was go:i" jeu were through with me. I te'd you , 1 would end it nil and I hnve de:i" ' Yeu can fill g In blazes." READING 'UMSCRAMBL?Nrv IS DELAYED BY APPEAL' Attorney General Net te Enforce Stock Transfers at Present Government consent te postiet-.e-"lent of the ilisve'utinn of ownership by 'he Itendin;; Company and ether . ei took of the Philadelphia and Mending Cml nnd Iren Cetr'niiy. ordered by the 1'uited Stati" District Court In this try. vn- announced tedny bv Aft'irn-y ! Oenern' Dauglierty. j Tlie decision followed an tin-vnl tnl.ru te the Supr"iue Court li. a suit briujrht by u -eTrimittei' rcvrcsejitni'f ;he enm enm men stockholders of the Heading Com Cem rany, I'nder the original decree New ton II. Fairbanks, of SprltiRileld. ().. and Jeseph It. McCnll. f Phi'ide'pbln w ere appointed tnuieer. te hnl 1 the stock of th enl and iron cempnn.i wned by tbe Jiending ('empany, until rr.vigemeiits could be made for its dis. sillen te ifrsens net connected witn the Kt'iiding C mpnny. IT.e Attorney let.era! snld today liiat "t!i- linccrr.'iinties attendlns the 'Ppeal render it inadvisable that siny te;i be taken in .iitrjliiu' out the plnii f disso'utien whicli might later eausu embarrassment or delay tn caf.e the n nun should be materie.ll.i modified 1 y the Supreme Court." ' EJECTED TENANT APPEALS Takes "Pay Mere or Move" Case Up' Before Superior Court A case en appeal, involving a tenant in the lClmwoed tract, formerly occu pied by Heg Island imp'eyes. was ur gued today befen the Superior Court bj Albert II, Cousins, ntterne t'ev .lames Viviai', CO.i:. Seuth fc?eveittietli street. The heus.j feimerly was owned by the Shipping Heard's housing division and was sold te Charles I". Kgglesten. When Vivian refused te pay an inereufcc in runt he wiir notified te vacate. A judgment In ejection wan obtained, but the case was brought, before Com mon Pleas Coui i Ne. I en technical grounds, ft was held the old lease with the Shipping Heard was nu'.l and void with respect te Vivian's tenancy under Kgglcsten. When the Court dismissed the mo tion te open the judgment, the ui.se wak appealed. BROK UT END LIFE INVALID AND FOUR CHILDREN SA VED FROM BURNING HOME Man Is Taken Frem Blazing Red by Hey at 2027 Catharine Street Tots Played 11 ith Matches The covering ji a bed occupied by Jehn Devlnc, an invalid, of 2(127 Cath Cath arlne street, were in RnnfN nt S o'clock this iner.-ilng when n neighbor carried him te the btrcct ur a letter carrier was rescuinar Devine'is four children from fiamea that swept their home. Devlnc, who is In an advanced stage of tuberculosis and nnnlde te move, was burned about the Incu and hud iuhn'ed smoke when .Ttnnesi Gallagher, n husky youth of slxttcn jear, reached the bedroom. Mrs. Cathnrine Deviue, the wife and mother, works in u mill at Twentj sixth nnd Heed streets nnd left the heuse shortly befere 7 o'clock. Hefere lenvlng she had dressed Cnthnr ne. three yearn old, and Lather, eighteen mouths e'd. James, seven, nnd Mary, five, had dressed themselves and were In the kitchen whl'e Mrs. Devlnc P'cpared their bitakfnst. The younger children were still nt the tali'e when James unit Mary weni upstairs te tlie f.ttliei'H second lleni rear room. Devine. who is unablu te sleep at night, was de.ing and did net sec the brethir and sibtcr in thej luiycd w.th iiiatchcH. Match Ignites Carpet Pe'lce be'leve a llam'ng match isnlti"' n carpet and that the (Ire sprttd rapidly, reaching Devine'M bed. Jamen tried te beat out the fire, and then be and Mary Euentn :S PAY LASI TRIBUTE Eusiness of Government Halts While Simple Funeral Service Is Held INTERMENT TO BE MADE AT VALLEY FORGE HOME )v tlte Associated Press AVnsli'ii""n. Oct. 14. Oevernmititiii nffnlrs of the Natien halted tods,' teds,' while its br.dirs. headed bv Presbb nt ll'llding. attended funelfil seniens I ' ti e late Kenul, r Kuev, uf Pe'itHjlvaiila termer Secniut,,- of Stat"' end At'eriei Gen. nil. The services were held ;v II o'clock st St. Jehn's I'piscnpal Church which' lie altended. nnd were conducted b. the Jt'chf Itev. Alfred Harding, llidhep of Washington. At the church were these prominent in American public life. President nnd Mis. TlT-dlng. Secretary Christian nnd tee President's military aide. Colonel Sherrlll occupied a front pew before flie black silk casket, which bore n large duster of red roes. P.ehind the Presi dent were A'icu President and Mrs. Coelldge. Speaker (illicit and Mrs. Gillctt. Mrs. Knox, the Senater's chil dren nnd ether relative's. Members of th'j Supreme Court, headed by Chief Justice Tnft. occupied t'm next pews, and behind them were members of the Cabinet, including Secretaries Hughes, Mellen, Hoever and Weck, and Postmaster General Hays. Half of Sen.ite Prefsi Almest half of Mr. Knox'- as- .ciates i.f tin- Senate were present. The 1 onerary pallbearers were the membera f tin' Senate Foreign Hclntlnnn Com mittee, headed by Senater Ledge, of Massachusetts; Senater Penres", of pi-nusvlvunia. nnd Scnnter I'liderwoed, i.f Alabama, Democratic lloer leader. The Heuse of Hcpresertathcs was 1 1 presented by a large loinmittee and the entire delegation was led by Hepre entiitlve lliitlef. its dean. Democrat. c and Hepub icon nv mberi of the Senate and Heuse sat hide by 'de in the muhII church 'while large crowds waited out side. The services were confined le the simple Episcopal ritual read by Hisbep Hui ding. Jlefere the altar were two immense floral pieces sent by the Senate and Heuse, and another from the Whit" Heuse. The only music was a funeral dirge plnyed en tin- organ. IlriiiB Ileil) te Valle Ferge At the conclusion of the services here Lie body wns taken te a special car leaving here at 1 li :fr and arriving in West Philadelphia at 4 o'clock. Theiic It will be taken by meter te Vnlley Ferge, the country home of Senater Knox. Serv'ees will be held there at li .'!(( o'clock tomorrow in the- Memerial CWipcl, vthere interment will tafte place. Convening at the hour of the holding of fune-al services ter Senntur Kue. the Senate remained In session only u few minutes, recessing until li P. 1. The Key. .1. J. Afulr. D. D , the Sennte cbapla'n in his opening priiur, imii! tribute te the late Senater as a man of "spit mild devotion and high patriotism." Senater Knox's "cut wns draped m black nnd will remain -e fee thiity days. Al.ieng these who will attend flu final pervVe-. nt Valley Fe'gu will be Vice President Coelldge. the entire Foreign Ue'ntlens Committee. Senater Penrose and Senater Fnderwoed, of Alabama, repreii ntlng the .Senate, and the following cmiiiuittec from the I Ien se: Hepresenti'tii !5utl:', Fncl.t. Gr.i him. Vine. IC'luieniN. 'uts,i. MoFnd MeFnd den, Timpie, Purler, Merln, Campbell, ('-age, Dnrruw, Keis, ,,i I'ennsjivaui.i, nnd Fleiiil. 'lrginin : Siimners. Texas; Ceehrnn, New Veilt. and Wis. . Georgia. Tlie Senater's body will be j lnee.1 In hu noted boekruom, where he pH'wri ie much of his time In studj and re seat eh when able te be In ViiUe; Purge , The congresslenc.l I'emtnitt.v will leave Washington at ! e'clic- Sutur da morning. It will hsm-h 1,'e In the Hellevue-Striitfer.l, Pi llitdc'iii'.ii., and go by automobile te Vinicy Fure, where the services v 111 be held in tne Memerial Chapel, tn winch President Harding spoke at bin visit te the Knet home in June. The Hev. Dr. Ilurke will read the service for the dead. crouched ,n a. corner w h'.lu HiiOhe poured from a window. Jehn Lyens, U2S1 Seutli Hemberger street, n letter carrier, was delivering mull nearby and -aw the sin he. He ran Inte the house, found Catharine and llsther nnd carried them outside. Lyens shouted te Gallagher, who wii? leaving his home, Tb carrier thin returned te the burning house, followed by Gallagher. Lyens round James and Alary, speechless with fear, un the sic end (le ir and curried them out, wlnl" Gul'.agl.tr lesciied the invnlb.. Teleplieiies Alarm The letter carrier next ran te a neigh borhood store and telephoned an alarm. The (lames had spread te the first lloer when firemen reached the house. Vir tually the entire Interior was ruined by the (lames. A message was pent te Mrs, Devlin nnd she ran from the ml'l te her home. When she saw the destruction caused by the (lie she screnmed and fainted. She wns carried tu a neighbor's, house. Police of the Twentieth and Fitr. waler streets station brought Deviue te the Pelyc'inlc DeMiital. His comji cemji comji tien was said te be critical. Nearly nil the furniture In the Utile house was ruined. When she was re vived Mrs. Devine told neighbors she vvpH pennl'ess, ns nil her enrulngs were required te maintain tier Invalid lius baud und the children , NATION LEADERS TO SENATOR KNOX 11111113 1 fJLL JL JJ JLl ML, JL EX1 --. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER U, J921 SICND FOOD TO STARVING CHILDREN WtF V '3ilHBWikHKVjfc, f rt?IW i st v .Jpv vT.fMstaxrix'W s; . Pit vyA'S s wia'saH' v4 hH.v.Cw ffll wEm ' " m-'X Kutli l"e (left) and IVances iirn. who with oilier public school pupils ledny help supply n ship for Near ICast relief 4 FUN HURT ASfLOOR FALLS Captain Atkinson, Engine Ce.' 36, ?nd Aides Burned and Cut in Terresdale WOMEN RESCUE CHILDREN A lire captain nnd three hesemen went down with n cell-ipslng deer and were burned and cut tednj when lire destroyed tli" home of Mrs. Martha Helinskl. A-htnu read and Grant live- nue. Terresdale. The injured me : Capt.l'n (ieerge II. Atkinson. 'U jears old. ."ili.'i Khiiwn street t com-, mamler of Kngjiie C .mpnny Number , ,'iti. Fiaiikfeid a. -011111' and Hart"l street. Severe Inn us of fac. arms and body. Condition serious. Hubert .1. Mitchell, hesenii.n. .IlllfJ Jiunch street, Knglne Cenipan.v Jill. Cuts of face and hands. Hedy burns. Leuis W. llRiiul. C,01 Walker street. Rngine ('empan I'.tl. Hums i.f! bunds and body. Leenard .1. Viltiatricl,, T."it Van Dyke tre(t, Fngiiu. Ceiupimj ,.".'!. ' Hums of face mid right shoulder. The fire was ilin-n'..icl .shortly fltter (1 o'clock this meriiing by Mrs, Sarah A. Khiythe, Mr-. P.-linski'-ii.ithir. Th. v had three children as geests in their home. Mar. in and He. -sell Gilbert, brothers, and Careline Montague. The be.vn are tive anil seven jenrs old; the jilrl, four. Mrs. Sm.vthe was en tlie lirst lloer of the Ihree-sierj train" dwelling, which is sitiinlnl mi the old Dudley estnte and i-, piirll.v siineundcd b trees. She Kitielled siuiiLe and traced It te tlie cellar. I'laiiKs n trend were leaping up the cellar .nlrs. Mrs. Sm.vtlie T tin te the second flour and itreiisul Mi-s. Helin-ilri. An alarm vas telephoned (e 1 amine Cempmi Vunibi'i' ."li. The vmiuei: iln-n took the ihildrcii nut i,'" tin: l... ie niid tried te save setue of their v nl't'ilil."-. The lire made rapid ptvfcit-. 'vcp nig up tn the second Meer. cm. Miming rnpe.-tr'is and nig-:, igniting the walls and spreading te the thinl lloer. Cap titin ikliisnu a ve'erau in llie .erv i. e, led lik men into the house and w us helping te fight the tlnmc-s when the tlre-vvcnlteu'il lloer collapsed. The captain and thiee of his nicn dropped into the sJUeke- tilled cellar, v hilt- burning embers Mievured about Tiiem. Heroic work b ether firemen a' ed ti.e injured from denth. Captain Atklnseji und the burned and iujund heseii.eri"weie taken in tin' Frankford Hospital. The captiru wa wa wa renorted resting ca-U t hi- afternoon, although his burns were severe. The (lames rpiicklv turned the ill t. rier of the dwelling ime u IditcUi'ned utln. It Is believed the tin; was caused bv an overheated line, :. tbe fut unci' had been Uulitcd la-f night. FLEE FLAMES IN 5 HOUSES CLA6 ONLY IN "NIGHTIES" Women and Children Driven Frem Hemes In Whltemarsh Scantily clad men, women imd chil dren were driven from their homes early this morning whei. live liungnlewH oil Center avenue. Marble Hall, Whlto Whlte marsh Township, wen. dest roved bv (ire. ' Fire apparatus cal'ed by residents of be viciiiit iiwiikeieil liy tlie firing nt ". gun from one of the I, taring homes nrrived loe late t" il.i snv bi-ndwav again a r'ie bln.;e. Onl four of the 1.eiie -eern nccu idid I'M ward NcKer ami i.i-. famil.v, Alutiiu Wjiienr" i ml his fiimilj. Mrs. Ilee t.iiiint.., a widi.w, and her familj and another family named Mniineh. The ether house was unoccupied, and it was there the flames originated, ..parks -,... ting tin ethers afire. DEEDS HER SON TO ANOTHER1 Transfer of Ownership of Bey May Be Illegal Tampa, l'l.i,. O. t 11 illy .. P. 1 -.V warranty deed li.rii'illy tnnisl'en ing ownership of n snuill he.v from one woman te another has been p'aced mi record here. The deed 'hews that the transaction took place last Januay in Hardin County, texns, Mrs. Net tin Davis deeding her three-nionths-eld en te Mis. Nerma L. AV'sen. .Mrs. AVilsen reivntt- moved te Tnmpn and had the deed i-cerdeil te prove her ownership Courtheiue eiHelaD declare thni tn their opinion the deed ts illegal In thai it is untair te the child -ind deprives. If m of tlie rights of hi-ritnge lis ,.r,i. vlded In papers of ailep.i.t.. Ji, t event of tin death of Mrs. Wihen l,e fore the boy I et age, eihcla m lay, lie would pa s 11s 11 cliiutel und becen'ie part of the estate, If th tram in tien was held legal. Crsnherrr Hiviice Kvmnl Willi 1 e Hat tvef slvea Z')U te tlin vvhulu mnl. lluy Kitmer Crnt-rrl UJt, AUTO BANDITS LOSE FIGHT WITH WOMAN Mrs. Jennie Shirley Routs Thugs i With Screams and Kicks and j Saves Fur Coats THIEVES GET CASH. RING Three bandits who held r-j;..vcrs te the head of Mrs. Jennie Shirley, ."318 North Fifth street, as thev took her pocketbook nnd wedding ling. ale tried te take' her fur cent. but IM when Bbe screamed and kicked them. Tlie l.eld-up eccuititI en n 'iridge "panning the IVnnpyhanla railroad tracks ut Fifth street and Gieuiwoed avenue at 11 :l!0 o'clock lut night. .Mrs. Shirley had been vl-dtt-'g friend. in Ki nsingteii and left a trolley car :u Fifth htreet nnd Allegheny avenue After v.nlting about, ten minutes for ,t northbound Fifth street ear she started tn walk te her home, three blocks above Allegheny nvenue. IS.ind'ts Used Touring Car A blue touring car vns driven up '" the bridge at. the young wemuu start id te cress It. A man .'uriped out ,ind hieiiuced Mrs. Shirley with u scvn'.ve.. "Threw 'em up!" he cuuumnde 1. "Threw what up'-" Mr-. Shlrb asked. Tlie ether two ban .Its. cildct.t'j fearing that the voting woman wns mere than one armed man could h:in'!'.e, a! -u lumped Irem tJie nun 1 Inc and miewi u reve'vi rs. One wrenched ruftj her pocketbook containing her I mis,., key, ..r in ohunge and a pewdtr puff. Tlie bandit' then netii'd Mrs. Shlr Shlr ley'n wedding ling. Oic s'ii d her hand and tugged until it i pped efi" Hut when ttnj c.itnniiiuded tn-r t.. tuk tuk eff lur fur coat even th" i.v.lv. mti Id net i heck i,.r serene - i'rencli HecK lioeil Weapons Mrs. Shirley kicked at the no n a. landed a French hec! en a eandi'' hin 'I'he thnje 'ben ran t.i t li.'ii cr nndspc.i nwii. The eung wc.'in'i nirri'd te her home, pounded en t'i lour ui,j ee. lapsed. James Shirley. I .'i "msbind, Icnrd the noise and ran down ..tatrs tie ( t,r lied her Inte itn Ijeiisr ..in.,,, s . fls revived, GIRL WANDERS 20 MILES IN 3 DAYS WITHOUT FOOD Finding of Londen Society Damsel Falls te Clear Mystery Londen, Oi". 11 --, jj v ., .. Mj'terj still s'.t ,,. "rj . fHS, 0f Miss Pauie'a it,., k-u, rt v,,ung s,.iPi, woman of this eilv. who .V. s. .llsenve ,,'d yesterday alin'-i In Ipl n Cinlh y weeds, aftcr si,,. . ,,, ti.ihjTlK f,, three dii.vs. Si,.. Mituit re.) i.i.irlj twenty miles before b -ii g fn ind, trj iuj; ti. reach ii house j-i llnrn.-t. m I, i 'mti! about a jenr age I .- t miilv lived. A nioteri'ji'l'si. n lined Husl. -s und dismounted and n.is waikiig throcgl threcgl Cuftley weed., in -inrcn t borne, when lie miw the gill l.vh.g n 'ne ground shivering. He hud tmt seen Lit, news papers and was u'liiunr, of the girt'f. identlt.v, but it being ivid-iif shf. wn, verv ill, he offered assistance. She re p'ieil she was "n'l rigli'" ard wished only te be left alone. A local student hnppe-ed along nnd he and Hughes niie-ved M.n proffer of Help, -viler twentj uiimii. t.v sue ceed.-d 111 persii.idit g in Hughes' M.iecnr, i- f tiii .1 .1 a- t. -e&t kui ind te n local itiii. The girl said si e 'm.1 en i. nothing since sili.. hu, 1, u i.uii.i . Mnin.a.v after noon, am bad been walking about ever since she l.ul vanisnm Si refustd te tell wlli'ie sh, lmd le'i a. FAILS TO IDENTIFYBODY FatheP of Miealng Youth Nearly' I Collapses nt Ordeal j f.rlef ever tlie nb.-eni e of liifc son ,.lelin, who left home about a inentl. .age. caused Ch'irie- Nil-.iu, "'Jit? Xerlr ecend street, te bui -I into nnr.- tedav en viewing tin- tieit.v of n .veiing lean 1 believed te be the mitsin. veutli. at At lli'iitevvn. When tie rn'evcinl l,e d'cldee the lied was net tha' et the missing jiTi1 nieThite!.! nun ivi-aiiuig ivituwn.v tieigir uris, wii exiimiuliig the clot line " en the Im.h Corener Haunch found n pnv 11 tiektt tieining the nnine ! the Textile Mnnev Lean Cempiin lb get m touch will, this concern and leame.! thai the ttcke, und been issued te Jehn 'sau, of tin North Second stint address. WOODS RECEIVED OY KING MmV Id, IM. 11 tllv A. H.i. C.vrus 1;, Weeds, rec. ntiv uppemtel 1 if ltd Stntes Amliissidnt' 1.1 Spain ,i.nd previous' Secretary of the Com Cem Com inenwea'th of Pennsylvunin, picfented Lis credcntinls te Ktns Alfonse In th leyai pnmce nt neon texlay Publish"! I- rxM flun1nr. Subv-rlpflen Price JO ei Tnr by Mall, luensn i i t.0pJr2-lti ie2J, W rul"e L-ilRer Company HAIL HEADS TO ASK L Piecework Basis Restored. Ag gravating Danger of Str'ke CHEAPER FREIGHT PROMISED IF WAGES ARE DECREASED,' Hy (he Associated Pre., ( lilcage, f)et. 1 t. -Further wage i -ductiens will be asked of the ltnili'e.id Laber Heard, it Is understood ufter u vote bus been taken en tin- -ubje ( ti.v n ilread presidents meeting h rt today. The executives pri'tnieil te pass till I'lture vvage cuts along te the nublie in ili lenn of lower freight and pas-eugi r rates. Warren S. Stene, grnnd chief of the Hrotherheod of Locomotive Lngincc.s, today nsiuested a conference with tin executives en behalf of tlie six big rail toad unions, which have voted te strike Officers of sixteen rn'lread unions went in session shortly before neon at 'lie hotel, while mere thnn ion rail road presidents nvt at nnetlur Th 'residents notified Mr. Stene b tile tile tile phene thnt his. letter would be cenald- 'ed nt their meeting. One Step Nearer Strike The tdtuat'en vns rendeied meie acute this morning when the labor beard banded down a decision providing for the restoration of piecework The rail road presidents were jubilant, while union lenders feared tin i fl ct en the'r men, mere than Sit .r cent of whom have already voted te strike rather than accept further wage rdm tlens or rules which they oppose. With the remeial "f the piece-work ban, the shepmen wr. brought one step nearer n strike. In August, member of the six unier.s uflilluted with the railway cti.nlejcs.' department of tlie American Federa tion of Laber voted tn strike, as a re sult 'if the July 1 wage rc-cluctleti. The call was held up Minding announce ment by the beard of its rules decision. Teda's decision permitting the reads te negotiate for piecework was accepted ns ti detent liv the shepmen who have opposed piecework strenuously. A supplemental illusion by the .n .n ber Heard amends seventeen mere rtibi of the shop era tts ngri-ement. The opinion wus given in the cn'- of I tie Chicago nnd Northwestern Hailwav Company against the railway emple s' depiuti'ieut of the American Federa tion of Laber. With the exception of the piecework order, nil the rules di nit. with miner and technical shop i-rnc. (lees. As amended, Utile Ne. I unds Fight hour-, shall constitute u 1 ilay'i work. All empleyes coming 1 under the previsions of this agree -I tuent, e.cej,i as otherwise tirev-lded ! n tlii; schedule of rules, of hi, ina. hereafter be b gaily cstab!tI'eel br". tw-i en the carrier and the emi.eves. 1 'hal be paid ..ti '. h-tttrlv basis. This rule Is intended te remove the inhibition agalnit plicewerit contained in rub eue of the --he; crafts tut tut liernl ngreemetjt and te pe nuP the ijuistien te b taken 'ip for iiegn-tint.on-eii any iTebvid i-il railroad ii the manner preserlbed bv the trails, portatien act. i:ertilHrs (n'Act (Julehl.v The railroad executive-, expected u include their dl'-essien in one jity, taking swift iiunm en the wage (1i'i,i rate reeluctiens. Tin- initiative In ask iug reduetieii'i would I,,, taken bv the individual reads .-ns ..rding te these at tending th- meeting ra-ln-r ihan bv rl.. rl.. rl.. associatien. Var.ving cenditit.rs n difTeie-nt parts of the country vveiibi u c. sfuf" diti'ci--ent rates nt wut,e i eil'ictieiis, tiny said, although group- of reads in si,a,ar regions mijirhl net ini'hir Appiciitleii ter vvhri' leeb.i'tien will be miule te th- Laber Heard ter freight nnd pa- 'iiger nue rvductimis te tin- tnt. r-ta'.e Cn"iiiie-rci' Cmiiraissieu Nene of th. brn'hcrhe.xl chiefs would deny or .-eniirr.i reports that October .'lit had been tuitatmlv lieeni-d en te be i, ii en ling e it ii. plow -. Progress was .ruperarilv hul'nl it: the lu-ntlierboe.i discissiens, pi 1 ding tin replv et the xeeuiivi'K te t1, l.ioiheri'eo.i rupie-t 'or a i-nnfT' nee i auvv uile, th,- re- inaiiiing greuiH i.n lui'ing in iiiiieiiiit of way, ?!;iinl men, clerks. Immiu u , u'llets. and etl.i rnilreii.1 in i..ns i,i,.( t.. disciss the si, nitim.. .ue ,.f r'leui would inrui.a'e w'i.u tlicr .01 i.igli' li". ABOR BOARD FOR MO WAGE COTS AUTO SMASHES HEARSE VTTH WAR HERO'S BODY The hearse of R. 51. Reland. uudtitakM. 207 l lli.'.i;. ,vv u. benrijitj the body of Piivate Jehn E. Meeckei. bi-uiiaht b.iik y . terday from Frttnce, was struck at Bread nnd Jeffeisen stints this morning by the ."Utomebile of Enrice Reman, 1S4 Ka-n Will, w Greve avenue. The outer casket -was smashed and the driver an.l a soldier escort v,-ere thrown te the street but net injuied Reman was held in $800 ball for court by Mnpi.-trate Mi clcivv. TODAY'S RACING RESULTS Fii-dt Laurel Alex H 112, Menls, iS10 10, i?U 10, s;i ;u( .en. Munheim, 112, McCu.be, $25.00, 0.00. sueii; biuli M.ut, 11, Erickseu, .?6.10, third. Time, 1 1 1. Maiyimul Belk, All 0tr ,.ud Graces Feuler nlse ian AUTO HITS tIainTmVdIaD Companion Badly Injured at Cress- Ing Near Montgomery Pa. AVIIlliiinhitl, pa ,111 11 1 Hv A P 1-- Neiinaii I I In i" -. .1 .nsi'i,',v ' lllnl fll'd II. I l. ( 1 1 1 1 - . iv vvn - t - usl Injured vvlen 'in r alie lln. 1 I rnslni' ii't.i tin 11. 1 .,1 a Vi ns)'v..n. . .ram mi u pub m ci. u. K a t'." mib- ISI Ol Mell (.OH.. I ', tOilllV , The automobile s'ld mi.i. the r. ad-' -ny slt feet, ifishing hend-cn inte1 the train when the l.nikes of the mu-l chine laibl te work Hie injuied innn una ..In I .... .1... ,nnn 1 . ... . I run' ,i "u iiiu ii.iiii uiui eruucui 10 IV.A 1.,et.l,nl TI..II. ...A 11. ..1 .. .. i.v .,-,,..... .-- i ue-Ji llltll M' ie'- , nft- - n ' Washington Arrival l 1 IWmmM iWUUaMaM 3i( mm iin,um mm K .MLI.I.. ISt.l HI HI) W M.LLMtl It(. Daiigbler el tin- Sweili.sli Minister te the I lilted States, who I'.'s joined her parents in ashing, 'u Heuse Prebers of Ku Klux Sug gest Simmons Staged Collapse HEARINGS ARE POSTPONED it. tnf e-errp..ia'i' W.tli'iicteii. Oct. 14. Illnes. m..' the er.l"- of his phvsician saved "Coln "Celn rel" W, 'nri Jese'iih Sinunei s, Imiic rlnl Wvanl of the Ku K'u Klnn. from u ui tiling at the lintuls hr Hen:e Hi is 1 emniittee t'lnv. fe'icv . !ng th" 1 ein lusien of his a'-guue tit a: 11 j iik t t.i, '.'ar eelltijise yesterdav . AVI. en the reinmiftee n.e t nt the usi:a I tir.e . pectli.c te begin a cress. r aii I ir.atlen, chairman Philin P. Cr.mnbei' nnneiinv.l thnr lie lmd recci' d a n. 1 --Hgi' ir.iiu the colonel's r.'ivslciai. "-a 1 ing th" head of th" Klnn w ubl be 1 unable t,, ;ini ear. ' If .h. lelmiel's! ceniIIl:..:i '.mr.r.iveK and it mi's the ceiivetilence of tl,e com .uutee, ti 1 henrini; en reso'ntlens te 1 Investigate the IClan will lie centinutd tomorrow, and if n"t it wiT be 'esumeil ! Monday. Chnirinan Campbell nn- liOIDieeil. V,ecnile of the prce pectlve ab-'1uie of members of the committee from New erk and Pennsylvunla ten e"rw it wng iMiS)ei'.'d nrebable there would be tin furthr In in"g unti' Mi.n'nv. Vpsliavv "speaks for Wixanl lJeprwentiitive W. 11. V' 'lis"-, "Ccnsresstn.-i'i I'vnn.-e'isf'' fiem the , At!.".!!' i .istr.'t. who !nf-ed:iced Cole. j "1 i Sinn.'iu- te tl.t Uules Or.mitfe I pun ri" ciccaslen of 1.1 first nnpenr- I 1 . . 1J1C1I Inte the picture aga!" te. 1 ...v. I V'ell'.'v mg Cl.airm.'-. Caiapbell's ar.- ' inn et..' rt of the Kinn in-nd's illne"s, . ,1'li.cv stpj.fffj forward. ...ii. 1 Mmtnun. hns been n ick M.m : .- it 1'iiig time, be said. "Ili . i.e.-c. "'' 1 tin im; (. cone ;e AVnsh J ingti 1 hi told th 'in i.e vceu'd tf . " I. ad ' nine en .1 mrctei'er J have j 1 !" .1 un '.-'" . 1 rttfieat" "f eis illness I ti.d. v ill ' ir'T.tir! 1 s'nti n'i': t ignfl I I t "h"-, .1. Ia--t ii.g. M. D.," t nritinnril rn. Ic rsrriit-eu. nluinn lite . HANGS WITH SHOESTRINGS ' Man. Separated Frem Family. At tempts Suicldi In Cell C .tar.. ' 'it ss ,n.t irnbiHfv of . lis fam.' . It .s-s.a te iiu hi 1 in i tli'.s teiiiil- - r-ered 01 tie filnd : Jes ,l, Ijiiibi' a Hnc" iinl Nevv struts i 1 hat in u'fi 1 ' ' 1 n i.lci H.i nie-n i.h I in n cell ' 1' r !. Hid Hare str.'e.s , oellce s"if!e' .1 s j., Shinn, the tun. -' Key. t. e.i Dm. 1 ' iiging ffntn a tisr in t"e c !i lb In . n'.e 11 re "f, ;, 1 nuinlier of - 1 he D'nnti ii v "e Ha'.nenan" Hesji'trl H - . ..1 . m is serious, tie ns i)i'ek'l . '!. 'vn'id. ring un tl. stre." . v . rruig It., c, m- pliltnei. 1 f be i; " si, r.e v. tlm gusted sv 111 . ' if I-. ' ! fur I his j.v i si(e, . D;o1aZIe1sSENTENCED Yeung Banker Who Embezzled $81.- 000 Gets 2 Years and 6 Months .Inhti D'Oruiu ten er i.avpig ti II. r i' the Aiaet n in, p. iiut mm 'iVu-t t out ' .'iv iiml en ti. , , ns -nhi et tin r i' iiiiN. wii-. flit. t, ive vents an! IX ll'Ult'ls in e l'llst,.), t'ern'eetinr I hi lge .Met i ill i, fiiltlV ll'tll-IUIn, VM, , t.'lu.l, ,1 ij ,Ht. . a. shown etiiiiv I erause most ,,, the inenev tnkeii was retuitiul D'Uriuie sri'd hn luul siwnt the uem-v e n tti i stock market. VvTin ou think of wrlttri h.nV et AV1IITINO Ait KLAN WIZARD ILL; , ESCAPES GRILLING NIGHT Jrs PRICE TWO CENTS SENATE HAS NEW TYPE OF LEADERS Preponderance of Political In fluence Shift'ng Frem East te West 'MAN-IN-THE-STREET' CHIEFS COMING TO FORE 0 GUARD GONE H CLINTON A. MLItKKT tufr nrrcMHimlpnl l' riiliuc I'lilille I.nlier ' ij ut, rejt, bv Putii'i ifrij" ' eMpns, AAaslilngteu. Oil. II. With th" nth ed Senater Kne mid tin phjslcn! "akin it' S miter Pi nrese, the old un which 1 onfrelled the I "lilted st 1. - Js, ,, , !K irf 1 gene Sena- r I.11 .g 1-1 m 1 in-, irait-loekiiig but 1 1 ii n vvtrv strnigtii thai detl. time Hut he 1, virtually alen' . N'iw lenders, with no great author ty jet. ai'i coming up, n.id tl centcv ..1 .nil icnce Is shtftirg from tb Kast 1. th-. AVct. Of tie tnw group. Scnu nr- Wat'-eti. of Indiana, Curtis, of Kru.as , I.enroet, of AA'lscensin, ami Kir.ven, of Iowa, nre the most Im portant. AA'fitsen nnr! Curtis own theli ,i.iitietis te inheritance, lletli of them l.nve been nss'-,tnnts of the Old Guam u running things -lncp the Ttepubl! .11 s n gauie-d their control of the eppfr iiense. Iven.ver. ewes bis influence te the fact thnt he is head of the ngriculturn' 'doc in the Senate I.enroet nlone owe ewe bis te the sheer terce of his ability nc' -kill ns 11 bgislnter. Dig Change In Pelltir.il Life The shift in tlie authority, se far lie 111 nuth'uit e-vists. Indicate a great liniige In American political life. Th' Th' lewerful Senators of the past held their iiesitietm through the itilhiene! of busi ness nt Washington. Aldrleh spoke for vi1l' busine-s. Hau"a qunllv he; and since these two, Penrose, represent ing the great iiiilustrlul Stnte of Penn svlvanln. bus been the spokesman n -,,e largn- interests, though net in n niiiip'ete n sense ai his mere power ml predectsser-. P.'jslness hns new n. spekesmnn in the Scuate. It is dhldcel en the tariff, en the question of using American capi tnl abrend or at home. It has net the nUtcTiitie figures it once had. It Is net m, sure of its-II' ns it ..nee was. Tlnre never wns a time when it exerted leSf. inlluuiei! nt Washington than nt prei-cn' . Of tne nevv group AVntsen likes tn think of hmse-lf as representing busi ness. And he has contact'! w ith certain manufacturing interests. Hut in the sens,- ut representing 11 unified force thnt thinks clearly nnd ns one man upmn the tjcunutiiic problem uf the country, he. dcs net. lie would like te de what b'isiness nUc.il 1 ira n i'n, but busjaev--. leej, :.et uk. 'lliree Kepn-enl Agriculture The ether thrce are mere or Im icpres, ritatlvesi of agricultural interest.' Ketiyen and Curtis purely se, and Len Len re.t ine'inlng toward thnt side Ken von nnd t'urtis come from ti.e two grent iigri-ult'iri.l States of Kansas and Iowa Lerroet ennui from Wisconsin, which is in r.e sense such a l.nn'c of industry ns is " w Ktiglauil ic Nh' Yerk or l'fiii,'.) Iv.iiii.t. Tlie ii, .(or ndei s et rhe Srnate be longed ! 'be nristecratii' tradition. Ledge is ie Clbet. Penrose has nil aristocratic contempt for lb" cenveii t Ions ef demecrai .''. Aldr'cli and Hnnna nsu'lted w th what v. e used te nil the liiirei.s of industrv and took their 'iinr ireiu this nssoeintien. Thf had a s, ,se i.f newi-r m speak Ins cenfiji ml for what tl.ev believed tn be the most vital thing in American Mfe Ji, uuusirlnl organization which was re-pensilb !! tin- prespeiitj und Tireress et the rni.ntrv It tiiev seemed great it v us bisiiiiM- f thi, sureness. ( nntlnnnl en I'.we rn-ntj en. rlemn Thrte ARMY AVIATOR ACCUSED OF DESTROYING AIRPLANE Macnine Used for Transporting Liquor, Officer Believes Detroit, et 1 1 i P.v A P' C.ev- r.iM'iiif n vestigut.en e: 'tie 'mrriing of it I nited Matt s Arniv airplim fmni St'.fr dge Pi. d, I. I'lfinetis, Mich., nt Miiiiiv -nil . i )i,t Angus' 2", is urged it) i r'l-fit t-v I'up'nin " 11 Kelts tn 'i.ige..ce ..tlj.', i t P.. it Waviie, here 'I he r 'Hirt bee, .1 t"i' lie reduy and i.lew.il an inv.'si'gm.eti it ihe cir 'imstnners u i iijit un K- is "he as erts in Investigating . ai.s ' him te iielicTe that armv nirplau from Self 1 ulge I'leld have ,ei 11 i ng'iging in the t. anpertnfnn of wluskv tr.im Canada. In lus report he eharg. s the arm of fieer in charge of tin ',n rtie.l p .ne with reglect of rlut) . conduct '"ili's''.mlng an officer and with filing a n lladlnf statement The report stntes th plar.ii left the "eld a' Alt 1 iene,., ,,rl nmltiK et ugust 'Jil Hnd Inter rrwsli.il Inte ft litch u' S ir.nrym.. nb"U' eight mites ftnm AVir.d-.er. Th. retmri 1 'rirges the r.et.ir 's . l,eppe trec, tl. n.nctiinc. 'lie p a lie drnggnl sefn distun. e avvaj and b'lTt e,l ) ).- thing ilheer II' .harges the nn.r i Intt-r v a tsken from h fieid 1. "'tbers ut.d ''in' ihe (lying effiier'-, companion wiie" ' . crush e enrred was n civilian e; I., .e-e, a De troit s ihurb "-vhe 1 h- bieui engsged in the Illicit iiipinr irntbc ' Tie inteltl gence elficr declared the iH ng eHcei filed an trroneem acci, mt of ti.e affair, having repotted It Is 1 hnrged tlmt the plane enught fin? w.n i struck the ground. ; VICTIM OF HEAVY DRINK Fermer Wine Breker Attemptw Sul clde. Dlrs of Delirium Atlantic City. O'-t It Am - prnhl '1,011 t tul i".t him out "f Imsiiiesn ilnusieni" I'rwin Allen ' ltuth, N A., drai I: Inns, It c, .1. . 1 1 , m cording tn stutemeiits inmle lien teila.v by lib wife. AII'M, wits 11 iriSn ions wile I. -nker In Hat).. Tin A'elsti-ad net com pelled htm tn r, tire, uml be. ttarted dtii.kiiig In avilv . lb 1 nine te the Hhere ln-t Mav. ami bud l n di -petnlent ex eepi when uinler 'he 11 llmiii of liquor Last Meinhtv 1 leriiing he 11 lln ted it siipellicial vveui d 011 nnme'li with n 'iniill cu iter levelver 'lln- 'veunil vras ma miisnbied eliiugereiis, hut after he was taken ti, Hie he'i'itul. Alleti, nc enling le Count v Ph.vsieiiii, Lewis H. Souder. ibve'eni-d ib lirlum ire-menu, nnii died lust evening. The remains will b nhlppeil e Ilatl for Interment after the niithnrillrn liarv I completed their investigation here. mti m a Ail r
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