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VOL. VIII. NO. 28
Cnlertd m Second-Hm Mttr nt th Totemcc nt Phlladlpli!ft. Pa.
Unrtet the Act of March 8. 1870
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1921
eons nam. ivji, vy uuiu t-i, ......-..
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PROOF OF RUM FRAUD
IN DR Y OFFICES HERE
FOUND BY NEW CHIEF
Acting Director Changes
Lecks and Orders Watch
te Guard Evidence
ARRESTS PROMISED
. AS OLD MEN QUIT
McConnell, Shern of Powei Is
at Desk While Duncan
Issues All Orders
ARRIVAL OF RUTTER TO BE
SIGNAL FOR "EXPLOSION"
Forged Permits Discovered in
Desks of Enforcement Agents
and Are Impounded
Evidence has been discovered of
forged, counterfeit and diverted whisky
and nlcohel permit in the records of
the Prohibition Enforcement Bureau in
the Van Dam Tlulldlng, Assistant Asso
ciate Prohibition Director Harvey L.
Diincnn said thiH nftrrnoen.
This evidence will be made the basis
for arrests, he declared.
Because he fears attempts te mutilate
or ftenl tills evidence, disclosing the
worst conditions yet found by the In
spector in the entire country, Mr. Dun
can ordered thu leeks of the office nnd
the combination of the office safe
Changed.
Te He Guarded Day and Night
Guards will be en ilutj day and night
under his erder1 ut the enforcement of
fices te present any possible attempt,
depltc tliQ. changed locks and altered
combination, te break into the office
and safe.
Senater 'William n. McConnell. still
nominally prohibition director, but sup
planted in all actual uulherlty by Mr.
fh.ncnn. was In the office today, but
merely steed bj while the active head of
tlie department gave the orders which
will "nail down" the evldenci
n irr.i llul
alleged creeks In the department, as
t lih
Mr. Dtincnn nlirnvnd It.
"Have there been any arrests?" Mr.
Dune.ui huh asked. ,
"Net nt." he rej.lled. "Thus far,
vt have just scratcht'd the surrace. we'
nre new engaged lu digging in. I 1
want te sa, however, that vie have
found evidence of forged, counterfeit
and divert eil penults.''
bVt Mr Duncan extiliiimd that bv (li-
W .xtrteil peimitn" he meant permits te.
rillveit sliipinents et rum. seni nere
Iecitlmatel. se .Ulttf thev j:Qlibltbe
takin le hotels mid clubs for snle. ' '
I..,. . ... i .i. ..... '
lie are net in.iint; inij riiiiin-i-n,
. s, lie went 'en, "of losing any of the pa
pers i nave maiiMi'ii in gn nuiu m. i "
that reason I havi' ordered the locks
changed im the ilenis of the prohibition
efflces, nnd the tonibinatlen of the office
safe altered.
Druggist Wuntcil Wlilsl.y
"Onlj a few minutes age a man
wiled me en the telephone t. mplain
that he could net get his whll... I1
-kcil him what he was-n saloon
kci err .'
dnieclst
lie answered that he was a
"1 '.'11,(1: 'De j en depend en the snle
of liquor te beep jour business going';'
"lie answered : 'Yes, l.iestlj.'
" 'Then,' 1 said, 'jeu don't get any
Trlilskj.' "
"A little later I had another tele
phone call, this lime from u innn who
ene cai , ins in" reiu u mini winn --- . ; ' ..
1.1 he had imperHsl fifteen cases of ' ' "'r?t,,,r'- . '""""t-rablp deudl-
..r .mil couldn't get tl i. Investi- "" ' ' "' 'l' Meni.l sheweis -
lien showed ihai theie wns m, r I ,., ' ' ' ,'. '"' '"'"i ,,",,l,r",1"" of
1 in this office that In- hnd n legitl-;(,r,,,t. ''"ps.: ( ensl.h rable cloudiness.
Kill
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or!
ninlA ,ii ii,,.r
"These nie mereh cxninnlei of thel!!"'0' p'''j't censderahly colder tonal d
flepnv wnj in which affairs have been j "l0 ,'11'1 '" the week,
cenihiitcd bete."
ts Mini,, ,. Lid ; EARTH QUIVERS 2V2 HOURS
Mr Duncan was asked if A. F. ! .--
Bla'ct MiCenueH's former secretary. 'Chicago Seismograph Records Quake,
-l.e was tired bv the i.evv -IhW' pes. j Probably In Pacific
tudnj. aflei the two had wrestled feri ,,, , ,, ... , .
the pe se,si,vu of some pnpeiv , or, ( hlcnge. Oct. 1., An enrth.iunke of
lllr.ui. W Hemier, lired also from his medenile inten-iij. but nstliiS two and
Jeb as un insp.eier. hud bu-.i in the a half hours, was ie. erded en the s, s
"ftVe l ,av. Mr. Puiicau said tlnv i megnrp . at the I , nlteil States Govern Gevern
nml nm ' metit enther Hureau enilj Imlnj
"Wi'l thev be permitted te cornel TJ1" .'i""'''' ,'f t'"' 'listurbanee was
p ' 1(. s lls((Ml ' "Hiii miles southwest of ( hlouge, preb
"1 won't trv te keen them out of! '." "IP Pacllle Ocean, ae.erdilig te
the efliM." be sld. "but I'm net g.
Ing te In them touch iinj papers fiem,
low en I'm siting en he lid geed
anu ngiit "
Kvvpimi in! rchie. ml Ions in the leiul
pruli.bltlmi enfeiceinent. service will!
Ktrt"!. .FAVORS CORSETS FOR 'COPS'
cived ledav . ' ,
Mr Den, nn .,.,, in tins unteiiienf Cortelyou O. K.'s Plan for Pretec-
when be ,n lived nt the elhces, and after I
short interview with Senater Me-.
Cennell. I
lf i, iu ... ..,.,, .
.... i ieiuvii nun en den
Mi. MiConnell y as at his desk, e-
Pflnsive and sniillsg keepie" a s-t iff
yi'l'er Up and ta'sisting "that he '
"eiildn't lesign ' It was Mr. Duncan,
Uie assistant iissedate, however, and .
"t Air MiCenuell the "diricter "
v'h did all the tulkliiL- when it cm..,, 'l.i .
i.iatti r of iiiiiiei-in.il,..
,.ft... M . " ' ' "
'li MiCennyll astonished the vver
Kil inn,. f(JrC(, i, nppc.uiii!; tiilaj, us
jatiirdav usiui Ij wits lenarded as a
liOlid-iy l,v the "dinctei," at l.nsl se
iar ns n.iinnn;il leuinj te the Phila
"IphLi lrt - I
Mr Duncan Im.1 talked with his!
ui.lliii.nl en !,. 7,,.,. Culiiinn I'uur
Mere IS antes Suggested
for 1026 Philadelphia Fair
'"Iho I hited World's Fair," is
the suggestion of Jack Geldberg,
00 Cnntrell street, as a better
nume for the Hes(ii. Centennial te
be he'd heie in IDL'll,
"America's World Imposition"
"en.es lu from W. II. Clark, of Ger Ger
iiiantewn. "World's Pregicssiv,, Kxposi Kxpesi
t nn. ' Is offered by Sel llread, of
Wilmington.
Suggestions for a better name for
"e exposition ,lr(j coming In te the
&MWIN0 Pt'iiMc LnuiKii dally.
ets hear from you!
Fast Action in Rum
Clean-Up in Last 24 Hours
Many resignations received from
Hfjtier field agent n teilay.
Enforcement Director MeConnell
in the city but with no power te act.
A. r Slater, his secretary,
"fired" by Director Ilayues. Les.es
Jeb in a, tight with Hurry L. Dun
can, new boss of enforcement agents.
Hiram Wilsen Itcnncr, prohibi
tion ngent here, asked te rcsIgW.
Wholesale, clean-up premised in
enforcement office hern.
S. P. Kutter, big "clean-up" man
under Hanes, te ce.nu here Monday
te completely reorganize force.
WEDS REALTY PARTNER
C. W. Kissinger, Phllatellsta' Presl
dent, Takes Bride at Reading
Heading, Pa,, Oct. 15. Clifferd W.
Kissinger, n wealthy business man of I
this city, married his partner in the '
City Realty Company, S. Jane Heed. '
business rival. Klsslncer has been ,11 '
vorecd twice, the Inst time en Mendav
of this week, when his wife, formerly
Miss Nera Sweyer, a sister of Charles
. Sweyer, Dcnfecrntlc nominee for
Protlienotnry, was parted from him b)
the court en her charge of desertion.
His firbt wife, who was Miss Marv
IJenncbaum, n Pettsvllle society girl",
obtained n divorce three imm 'n ,'
her charge of infidelity after they hnd ,
wi-ii iiiiiiiivu iciiiy-ene j ears. The
have n son of twenty, who Is new in
college. His second marriage bpecdih
followed.
Kissinger is president of the Seeieu
of Philatelic Americans, a national or
ganization of stamp collectors nltli
many members in Philadelphia. He is
a son of A. N. Kissinger, the Itcadiii" of applied therapeutics at the I'niver
"nmrket king." " sjty of i0j.vnnjl,, tiSe,l suddenly
, early teda en a Pennsvlvnnin Itnllreail
FUGITIVEYEOMAN CAUGHT t.ruin '"lwces Leck Haven and WI1-
" " linmspert. He was sixty-six jears old.
Man Accused of Robbing Naval Pay. Dr. Pucsell. who lived nt 121 Lyceum
master of $72,000 Is Arrested , venue. Uoxberough, nnd had nn office
rlierniv. Arir nt ir. ..,n. 4 '
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P. PntHpb T i!, i... i " .
..,.. .";.'... 1 . . "' '"ra:
men of
"' "i'i.Vn, n ?lmr8r11 lt" absconding I
" til !..,()(10 freiu the pnunust.ir's of- !
" ," tl"', l"lvJ',.,nV.,,et Norfolk, Vu.. ,
"' ".""""'.-' li'r. "an arrested
',r, today. Hrennnii a story was told ,
.... ruien confession mad., bj the geed health when hi- left here vester vester
prisener. acceidlng te agents of the De- day.
punim-iir 01 .justice
OCCASIflMAI RAIMC OnMIMfi
"UOHOIUIMrtL HHIIMS OUIVIINU
"
Nermal Temperature Premised for
Next Week
Wii si, in ,. (i,. I-. , it., i w
usiiingteii. (let. l,i. nty A. P.)
Weather predict ions Ter the week be-
l,l.ni.ng Monday are:
.North. and Middle Atlantic States:
.Nermal temperature, censideinble
eleudiiKss nnd occasional rains.
-"inn iii.iimr iimi vii.n ninies : .or-
occasional showers and mild tempera-
the. bureau.
, Iho lirst
tiemer was recnr.ied at
I:-i A. M. the nuiMiiii.iii stiingtb nl
1" :54 A. M. and th" linn! tiemer at .'t
A. M.
tlen Against Gunmen's Bullets
., , ,
Director of Public S.lfetv ( uleljeu,
(ouiiueiitiiu: tedav i.iien the i.dontiei. i
...,.. ..i ....: .... i..- .1 v. .. - ,. . ,, .
in mi-ci ,-eisr.s in nil .sen inrit peinc
I"""'". s Piotectlen against bullets of
KWiuiii'ii. said he was intlielj in favor
ef,jhe idea.
lllp "u 1"ilv'l" 1"",, lll,V,,,'."!,v1l,'nr"
M'uU' llr(' "."t heught for Philadelphia
'"Ue'ineii, he snlil, Is kick of meiicj
Tliry w.K tried out here iwe jears
1... ...I.l 1
age, he satd
nnd proved te be verj
suii'cssful
I. C. C. HALTS RATE CUT
Ceal
M-
Union Pacific Reduction en
Held Up for Investigation
WiLslilngli.il, (lit. 15.- iliv A. I
LffeilH of the t'.ileii Pacilic te iedi.ee
1 1 i- 1 1
Hires en nun iieini-i-11 n niiimii; iniiies
mid I "lull chics e the level maiiilaiui1
lit MM IO 1111 klll-llll (.11, III, ll'IIPt Ill
l'X'O we.e nullilied bj the Interstate
t'liiumciii- Comhilssien te.hiv bj the is-
Hi.iiice of 1111 mil t suspending the ef-
f 1 dive date f the schedule until Feb-
lliniv Hi 111"-.
...i., ... ,1 1 ...,,.. ., ..r
The rates weie tiled hv the read te
b"iiim .iTectlve (hteber 15, bin the
1 i.ininiHslim said that complaints beten
1, ,.. .i, ir.,..i 1. ,..i ti... ....1....11 .....
11 11, no- ,11,11 nn,, nn- 1 i-ini, 1 100 iiei.ui :
he. injurieui, te liitustate tiansoeita-
tlen cf coal icipiind healings and In-
1 ii.ii ii,n ti,,,, 1
.
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WOOD GOVERNOR GENERAL '
.Manila, Dei. 15. (lljA. P) Leen-
nrd WimiiI hecniue Goveiner (ieneial of
tli Philippines tedaj. lie was swrtin
In Inimediatelv en his nri-h.il f,
Japan end took tip the duties of his I
mew office I
mew euice. , 1
r
wicim.ui is sniu te nnre relateil in busier v,eiiiny .aite a squad et pence statlene.i nt the hes- ", " "'.;" '" , "" " ''". .'" "r '" ""-' e..nnH iillir.n rirr,.r in c..u "imam li. .loimsten. president 6t file
his confession hew he and his nccem- ' , Dr. Fussdl was born November 24. . Ptal. The Corener's InqueBt will be "ir" ..f rthir that Fnrli, mnnlel- "'ie is no d.snrs.en of this pnra- Second Killing Occurs In Steelton ( in.ru,ielinl Association of Machin
plices, ll of whom were jeeinen i. the P555. at Ilelvedere. Che.ir (-n.,,,7, (held enrlv next week. I 1, "("hi further that hngish miinlc-' r.,, ,.nt ,H,itl(al question that cn.i em't Heuse Within Week Msts. issued n stntement In u-),p), ,
I paymaster's Oltice. took thn mnnev fr.iMi lind wns Pi-n.lenlr.l fr,,. fl. I.'. I I.' i All tl,.. Inti,p.,l rnmnln,,! I.. .!. i... . 'Ia!"" H nr !'10rp '" .l"p ""V1"' ' P"" . t lit- ll-wll" Of S llllter ( reV. His oellti ,,..,. ,,.. ,- .... . .. dnelnrnd rl,nt "If .!, ,rnh,M .t
teronlv,rfel!l,si-U1!,0(1)l,,0 VnM (V,,trnl S,rhr! -. ""."m tn; WeWta r..nne. tlem with the G..v..r,,nr n-reA;,;;, wn ,7,e tan. li Ul "ther operating empleyes go 'out en
ii ' ' 0'k.57",,('1)pp''-''!-'that was ;f"ii'try -choel at U.idner from 1S7! te I and i-iosem.. who were treated and nnsVe for libel lv ,1'""f inn ra v I ,v, r a "lr nt Stilton e'irh (,,'",I)Pr "- tlp machinist- rind the
1 l,rlS'Hl ''"f11?!" 1,S-K T1 ,,P" tt,,,,i,,', "p'l'pl"p. re- sent home. The Phllndelphians who c sld ere, n the Manches er e l-iini-eir liit tl.e aitfh-. at the last .-,;,,, , ,, - 'f, " " ''j e ''niln-ad empleyes in Greup Twe. which
which thej carried the menev frenrthe eiv ng his degree from the I'tiheiilty were in the machine with Munven nre u,,1K""ml '" :" nnct";f'tlr a,p- slen nt the Lcgislrtt.i-c. taking the ,m;'heISO :0 . L ", h, ', Incudes nil the shop crafts, will ,'ie
'.mL.. I'-' Bli,,,,,M,0'Iw"1 Parted ei Pcms, Ivanil. in ISH4. under police surveillance in the hes- Citation Defeats Own End .., ....Itlmi n the PIttskuih factional ,m,p,, no " Z Ith them at the same time" m
Tlc'ehcr are Ki'id e'i,, r r''1, J p' "i .'RS'' ,T,r. '"'" marrleil pltal. The Court -ni.1 the examirntien of Wt n -alns, ;!,e iv.wcrful Oliv, , . , -' , .p ' "v ; . I -til.l result, he deelnred. in "the
-rrested she rttv after' h , J ,Z U'''" ,I1 ,nt,s,p11nIn,, 'hc" 1p hnn the I 11. T. Fex. a West (hotter barber, i the early English law only served te tri-.. thrce. whnt ei . ne,- nr- ,,nrlI:"ef lan ,., Vr.,Zn Jehn 'r I latest railroad l,e.,, in history."
ste'en after the money was pn.etice of medicine in Manaj unit. In , ml been te Phlladelph'a with his sons point out the ue(es,it, of avoiding its nun defeat, it net extinction. "in i ir"l '.. tl "Ll rau. ah,,' Mr le1'"'""" "'''"'I that he had
blen, . I'p;amy j,.ar ,0 wa. named as an as.l.Nerm.in and Leen, nnd Mrs. Hes-er1 principles. He eh.irnetcrlzed its his- ' "" ' l1""" """! f vents , . ' ;l , ',r ",' ',',,,, ,P" ',' Z-," m I '"'' ,I"''r ""' Sr..ii. Tl.ne. which
. sistant 11 medieine nt tin 'nlmnh if ...i m.,, v..i..i ti .. li ... ...in i. ..-. . .i ,. e-iiic 'ni n ." i l --leH ,i a Illutenal i. i,,,!,,., ,u , ' , ...
Dead Professer
mssmsszssxiisvmxri
DK. SI. HOWARD lTSSULL
Dr. Kusscll, professor of applied
llierr.iK'iitlcH a-i the University l
Peniis.tlvunhi, and a distinguished
plij slrlan. fell dead early today en
n Peiinsjlvniiki Itallread train en
which lie was returning from at
tending a patient at Leck Hat en
"" " "" ' " vvv-?--
DIES IN P. R. R. TRAIN
Professer of Applied Therapeu
tics at University Collapses
Near Leck Haven
HAD DISTINGUISHED CAREER
Dr
Heward Ftissill. prifesser
nr '(l.l.i wnlnut street, went te I.eelr
... ..www M.iiiiUI "UHl, Ml'lll U laxH'it
,iaven late jesterda nftemoen te nt-
lPn.". Patient. He was returning when
stiifken.
The pmfesser's bedv was taken from
the train nt Wllllnmspert nnd his
family here was notified, llailrend of-
ticlals could give enlv nienger details
of his death. He apnarentlv was in
'""'sjlvnniii nnd as dispmsar) physi
dan nt the FnUersity HesplfH.
In llHJl he was made nssista-t pre
fosser of medicine nnd In mil was ad
unwed te professor of applied tiuri-
tli.lltl,... ! .,!,.. I.. I.- I !.,., . ........ .
V "" " a " in t-iiniiiiinu ly
for ten wars
I,r. x a, nn jllfl(.fntl,Mbjp
rl(,r and combleed his nnifeVserlnl
duti.s with a large amount of consul-
tiillnu work both lu private asd hes-
pitnl prai the. He was iihvsieiiui te the
i.p.M'epni iiespitnl, tlie .Memerial Hes-
--.-,. ....-,..,..,. .,,i- .,i,.Uiwi .u. ii"s-
I', al and the Chestnut Hill II ispital.
.. as ts. ,s H..t te the Heward Hes- I
''' VL ' ."'' ""' ' ri'"'ferd Hospital. ,
Me was connected with numerous or-1
ganlalleii", inidudin
the College of J
Phvslcians, tl
ie Association of Aineri-
can Phjsifians. the American Medical
Secietj, the Pathological Seclilv of
fnnllnuril en l'.icr Twe, ( nl.in.n Twe
Red and B"lue Will Start With
out Grave and Whitehill.
Swarthmore Streng
LUKAS IN THE BACKFIELD
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innhinerfi
lliittrmeiiti
WHIN
Knuiirr
( ernell
slie, tn krr
lleil'ei
(((rim
Ie,"l mil
li'fl lukli
left Kinril
p liter
rlcl.l eiuril
rlrht tin kle
rUht end
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le't li.iriiMU
rlalil Itilfliul.
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McUnlli'li
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A. Si tin irt.
Mi rrli.eei (iwnu . nmn,i , . 1'1(.
I in In I) Y
nirr. nine or ix-rlml" I i inlilulra.
I Pennsylvania and Swarthmore, tra
ditional rivals in football, meet this
afternoon en Franklin Field In what!
PENN AND GARNET
READY
F
mm
premises t(, be one of the most Interest- drawn off te eue side." and the driver
ing -tiuggles ever Maged between tlie uas ijfng beneath, l.iukiug some re-
big and little Quake, s, ns the Ked andlI)a'.rs- t, , ,
1" . th tin, no, nre knew,.. ' ;- "71'Z "Z" It!:!
Swai th.neiv is strong this season,
.. . . .... . .
J Here In HO ('"llVlllg I lie uiCi. .Vg.ll.lst
viteran P. lii"et"i. eleven, uekuew!
, . , , . e ,f,ii .1 1
edged the chnmoleic of IIU). ( ouch l.e
llev Meus-r's braves performed vali.int-
I', scoring en the Tigers' brilliant
tc.iin.
Pen.i, tei, this jenr has shown ceu-
siiieiiinie siiengi... 1 ue iniiiuies 01 inei
new cenchlng sv stem that were appar-;
'lit la-t senseu have been ironed out.
find Ih.. esr Phllai ellihla celhv nns
- ... 11 1
""' ,""", '," ' " ' " "" l"v ll
1 with lencwed hope ter the re-,
rider of the senseu.
leth teams put the finishing touches,
""il1
Id
te their training for the frnv .tester-
tlti afteinoen Swaithmore ran through
,, long signal di ill and Peiiu did the
winie thing. Ileth elevens pioneiiuccd
their conlideiicc lu 11 vlcterj Ibis nfter
""" t1"1 Ml,u "lu li;aiiy for tiie gume
of their lives.
Pfimsylvnnla is net banking any tee
.. -..""'- ... ....
centlm.nl en I'aec xhlrtein. cv.umn nte,
MAN KILLED. 9 HURT
AS AUTOS CRASH ON
WEST CHESTER PIKE
James Munyon, of This City,
Leses Life Weman's Leg
Amputated; Dying
MACHINE STOLEN FROM
GARAGE HERE, POLICE SAY
One man was killed and n.ne ether
persons were hurt, one per-ips fntnlly,
when two automobiles ernstiH early te
day nt Street read and Wet Chester
pike, about eight miles this nlde of
West Chester.
The ear In which the man killed was
riding Is said hv the police te have been
stolen flmn O'llrVn's garage. Seventh
nnd Cnllewhill strepf-'. It belonged te
J. Alexv, Philadelphia saloonkeeper.
The dead man was .Tames Munyon,
about 2.T years old. of Philadelphia.
wIiofe street addiess is unknown te the
police.
The injured nre:
lf.- r ..a.. ir-.... toil ti ... t i:
street. West Chester, both legs broken,
one later amputated. Iikely te die.
Mrs. Margaret Nerlheimer, same ad
dress, cuts and bruises.
Mm. I.ticj- Hurkc, 2.121! Tulip street,
Philadelphia, severe cuts of knees.
Miss Margaret Nelsen, 022 North
I'rnnklin street, cuts about bedv.
Jehn V. .Marshall, 007 Weed street,
severe cuts.
Jehn Ward, ."22 Quarry street, Phila
delphia, cuts of bend.
II. T. Fev, West Chester, slight cuts
and bruises. .
Nerman Fev. Wet Chester, slight
injuries.
Leen Fex, West Chester, blight in
juries. Police say the Philadelphia mem
bers of the party, deserting the body
of Munyon. t-hlcii was wedged under
the wrecked enrs. fled a mile down the
read te the Delchcster Farms, where
they sought refuge and telephoned te
Philadelphia for a tn.xlcab.
AH the injured were taken te the
West Chester Homeopathic Hospital,
where Mis. Hesser was operated en
early this morning. The surgeons found
that both of her legs were broken, nnd
it was necessary te amputate one of
them
T'hrttplnnq ImUnvp Atra TTpeea nnr
inet recover. Her hedv is crushed-nnd
mangled fiem the waist down. i
Mnrshnll, who was driving the car, I
nn.l Wnr.l f.jintiin ,, i..n..,i
in- Pm-nnen v .innnu i.i,i ' i-TJ(....t '
Attorney W. llutlcr Wcndle and Ceuntv
' ' -- "'-- "'"".n, '-liv.l.
i.l ...... t
Detective Mullen, will be arrested en
it charge of manslaughter as seen air?,wrwi
tl,.., n nlln tn i... i,ni. i,.i.. ti
are under the constant surveillance of
turning when the accident occurred
It wns nbeut -:.!() e clock, nccord nccerd
lng te police, when Leen Fex, who
Centlniiril en l'.i-p Twe Celniin Five
HIT BY TROLLEY; MAY DIE
Patrick Cunningham Fractures His
Skull Crew of Car Held
Patrick CunnlniJinm, Sit) Hitni"'
street, was struck by an castbeund
Ftrp,-t was struck hv an castbeund
1 ri, fcnrden street tre lev car s
,, Eht while cres.ng Spring Garde.
j,.,., Ilt Thirty-eighth.
He was taken te fie Presbvterian
Hospital with a fractured skull' where I
be Is sti unconscious and in a serious
i audition. The car crew will be given
I" '"'"ring this morning nt the Thirtj -
. i liith stieet nnd Lancaster avenue sta-
' tietl.
L
His Touring Car Smashes Inte
Rear of Truck en -Bethlehem
Pike
INJURIES ARE NOT SERIOUS
Heland L. Tayler; stock broker of
this cit.v. nnd socially prominent, is
oenlimd te his ceuntrj home nt Spring
house. Pn., ns 11 resnltnf injuries re
ceived lu nn automobile smash. nn ..
"'I'" lnM niKht en the Hethlehem
pIKe. Jir. Tavler's phj sicians expect
him te be about lguin tn about a week.
The lie. blent hanpeued just nbeve
AiiUHe
r. .Mr. lav ler was drivlne ..
sedan. Just heieT.,1 n 1,1,1.1. 1.. i. ,
a live ten truck, fullv l.,i.i
truth, the force of tli im,,,,.,. i..
'...... .1... 1. . . ....,.ii juii-
""UK liiu uu.ll ei tne seda. I uiiAer the
rear of the tru.k. and. iiltlmni, .1...
truck's brnkes wete set, shoving a tej,
feet along the read. The truck ilrl"er
was unhurt, but Mr. Tujler was jam
med between the stierlng wheel and
the seat.
Jink Klluer. who lives In the Merrill
tarmeliuse, neir Hie scene of the ..n..i
,,.t, beanl the ciash, 'nnd vv'th the
rlver of the truck assisted In 'irett
m 'c.,..i . ..... ..r .1.. ;. sailing
Andrew
,jedf.ej. of Ambler, wns s,.e nI niwl
nfter reniineiu Mr Tmi,. '
?"i,k Im "iu" CUt
.'i. uj no uev 01 uie r.ir. II;
.ur, iiijier is u meinner of the bend
firm of Dillen, Head A. Ce., nnd has a
town house at IM)." De I.nncej street
SI- ,l . . , .. , . .
. li-vv l.n. UN IIIKT i.cm UCCl(e.,t
short distance further along the read' a
touring tur. driven by Arthur Vett'er
of Oak Park, La.isdale, was sldcwlned
!.'' '"j";le. wh sMewlpeJ
", another car and thrown ever Inte n
ditch. Mr. Yetti't w,a8 unhurt. T
'. nun .,i;-n ,,uiuinuiii, 1 nn w ere TO- ie tin luiiiliu nil' SlUl.l OI ll.e MnilC P i .....I , .... ,, -, .. ..., ... lui, ...... - ...-.,...- , u, inuiinruuii' ,- et iiuj.
ROLAND
TAYLOR
HURT IN AUIO CRASH
Mayer Asks City te Hener
Dead Heroes October 23
Te honor Philadelphia's foldler
nnl sailor dead who gave their lives
during th World War, Mnyer
Moere today designated Sunday,
October 2S, from 12 P. M. until 4i30
P. M.', ns n period for solemn tribute
te the heroes.
The body of n soldier, represent
ing all the service men whose bodies
have been returned from eversnan,
will be escorted October 2.1, start
ing at 12 P. M., from the Heading
Terminal ever n central route, end
ing at Independence Hall.
PrayerB will be offered at Inde
pendence Hnll nt 4 P. M. and the
State Heuse bell will tell. The
Mayer asked for clty-wlde display
pf the national colors. He also re
"qUMtcd that nil traffic halt at 4 P.
M. for one minute.
LOSES LIBELSUIT
Judge Fisher Dismisses $10.
" '
000,000 Municipal Action
Against the Tribune
UPHOLDS LIBERTY OF PRESS
By tlie Associated Press
Chicago, Oct. 15. Judge Harry
Fisher today sustained the demurrer of
the Clilenge Tribune te the SI 0.000.000
libel suit brought by the Cltv of Chi
cago. He declared the city had no cause
for action nnd denied it t'le right te
amend Its petition.
The city brought Identical suits
against the Tribune ami the Dnily
New, p niming the papers had printed
false statements regarding Chicago's
financial standing, and thereby Injured
the c'ty's credit.
Judge Fisher declared the portions
of Hnglisli common law and statutes
which restricted the libeitv of the press
had net been inherited bv this country.
"This action. " he said, "is net In har
mony with the genius, spirit and ob eb
jists of our Institutions."
English CaseNet Precedent
The decision was of far-reaching im
V,rrl"nrp l0 nowspnpers. as me suit was
UIP. " "" iu '" Y, " 'I"""''-
I)"11.i,t-V, """S1'1 te rtrict the right te
Ciitidze Its oerpornto nets.
Juilgp Fisher said that Hip case In
.. ,.,,.,. ,1. 1... f lnH.Lni.t.
1 "O II 111 I 111 "1 .!I.Utl'll!".U'l ,
Knglnnd.
sued in 1R01, wns of no value in the
teun linn iiiiu li muiiicipiii corporation
'," ' nfc- t r",, , Im ,'.' ?," . V.'l, .
for humnn libertj.
WOMEN'S UNION IS SUED
Striking Garment Workers Deny
Staging Any Disorders-
A large number of women garment
operatives crowded Judge Flnletter's
ceuit in Cltj Hall tednj when tesll
mn,v was resumed in a suit for nn in
junction te restrain alleged Illegal pick
et'ng and disorder by strikers.
The complainants in the case were
members of the firm of Llehtenstein &
Itcichlln and the Wnsien Mnnnfap.
turlng Cemp.tnj. Police and private
detectives nllegcd the strikers caused
disorderly scenes almost dnily around
Eleventh and Arch streets and that girl
workers were Insulted and attacked.
The strike was enlbil bv the Waist.
Silk Suits nnd Children's Dressmakers'
Fnien, Lecal N'e. 15 which retained
William A. Grnj te defind It in tednv's
suit. Membeis of tin union denied the
("barges of disorder nnd said the girls
who remained at work were net at
tacked or insulted
A second suit for Injunction against
Lecal Ne, 15 was hied te day en behalf
of ether firms having strike troubles.
GIRLS INSPECT RIVERFRONT
150 High Scheel Students Study
City Construction Werk
Members of tl.p Junier Chamber of
1 Commerce nt the A est Philadelphia
tiigu ncunei mr i r.s mane an inspec
tion of the riverfront today aa guests
of the citj
One hundred and t. ft s g rls made the
trip en the police beat Ashbridgc, get
ting nwny te 11 livtlj tune plave( bj
the Pellen Hand detailed te noeenipnnj
the pnrtj .
Dim ter and Mrs Cortelyou went
along, as did representatives of the Do De
partment of Wharves. Decks and Fer
ries, te explain te the glrle the wonders
of the city's constructive work along
the river.
ANSWERS DOOR; BEATEN
Bandits Try te Reb North Eight
eenth Street Man
Summoned te th,. deer of his home,
231 North Llghteenth street, nt ll:-!,")
e clock lust night, Themas Glllnn, for
tj -eight jears old, was hit en the head
with a b'nikjack Twe nssallnnts then
tried te pull a diamond ring from his
tlnger. but ran when he called for help.
Prank Ilarnes, F.ighteenth and Mti
Vernen streets, wns iirn-stnl. accused as
one of the assailants. Police snj Gil".
Ian Identified Humes, who formerly
ledged with him
Gll'iin, who is said te conduct several
lodging houses, was m bed who,. bs
doorbell rang last night. He slipped en
a bathrobe and bur. led te the deer
After the attack he went te the Hahne
mann Heipltal, where his scalp wounds
worn trtatcd.
Karnes was urrn'gncd before Mae
Istrate Grclis in the Fifteenth and
Vine striets station nml held under
S'jriOO ball ter .eurt. The police declare
he came here from Australia and Is
wanted by the police 1., many cm,,s
of this ceuntrj He met G'llnn sev'
era weeks ase, It wan testified, when
Cllllan demonstrated te' him an auto
mobile he had for bale. , , ..
A.
CITY OF CHICAGO
CROW, BELL, REED
LEAD IN TOGA TALK
AS KNOX SUCCESSOR
State Chairman, Pittsburgh
Lawver or Jurist Seen te Be I
P rebable Appeintee
SPROUL WILL NOT RESIGN
TO ACCEPT HIGHER PLACE'
, Uj (Ji;OKK NOX MrC.MN
tioverner Kpreul is doing the ex- I
I ported thing in declining te A scuss.
i much less disclose, his probable ap-
j pelntee te the United States Senate
vacancy caused by the denth of Senate
Knox.
, The easy honors of being "sug
gehtrd" for the plnce arc being dls
! tributcd by friends of a number e?
, gentlemen who. for geographical nnd
'ether conditions, have net the sllght-
I est chance of attaining the coveted
honor.
it can be said with etcry stamp oft
I nutlierity mat tue appointment win
1 IOllOW IirtLL'lllll.. UiiU IIV RWH-IIIUI U,
I geographical lines.
That means mat tnc iuiex succes
sor will go te the western part of the
State.
Sprout Net te Get Tega
PAi-aiutnnt' Inflmntlnn that: tlip f!nv-
erner would resign in fnier of Lien-
tenant Governer Hoidelinnn. who in
turn would name the ex-Governer te
the ncancy, nre absolutely innccur-
ute.
The Governer hns no intention of
retiring and thu juwUen can be ills- '
missed from consideration by lu-
political friends.
As the Hltur-tlen ex.sts today the up- '
pelntment swings, like the needle of a ,
compass, between the points of a tri-
n.,.,1.. ..r nfintinlirtiM. The nnlnts urn ,
"!' l' .
marked with the names of State Senater .
William E. Crew, of Fayette Cemitj .
chairman of the Republican State Cem-
m'.ttee; Jehn A. Hell, a Pittsburgh
bunker nnd personal friend of Governer
Sproul, nnd Judge James H. Ueed. of
IMttsburgu, former Inu partner of ben ben
ater Knox nnd the precnt lending ac
tive figure in Pittsburgh's legal and
financial life.
Whatever the decision it will net be
made in haste. Several weeks will un
doubtedly elapse before nny announce
ment lb made.
Kced Held In High Kstecm
Judge IJeed, whose name has only
been casually mentioned, is also a friend
of Governer Sproul. The Inner holds
him in highest esteem.
I recall eiu'e hearing Governer Sproul
in speaking of Judge IJecd. refer te
him as lie wisest mr.n lie had
u-- LiiiiiiiiHni nit i ii.r ih" i iiimtin n "i.- , . .
PENROSE SILENT ON SUCCESSOR TO KNOX
Senater Penrose would net discuss the ciucsliuii U .1 eUclcss,it
te Senater Knox. He said it would be picm.uuu be tun t Ij
l'uucral and before he had a talk with Governer Sproul en tui
altuatlen. Oue thing te be considered, be .said, is Governet
Spreul'b uttltudc towards naming n man for the imexned '"mi
who may also be a candidate for the tall turn et six eurs.
FRANCE GETS EXTENSION OF LOAN FROM JArAN
, TAIiIS, Oct. 10. France bus succeeded iu anU!.ii ..11 uku
faluu of two yeara of her lean of 50,000. UUO ju num J...., ..
it 1- ouueunced by the Jeuruul. Tin l.i.n. ,v mT 1 ui.itu.'. .
Nnv ember 10.
GERMAN DAILY NEWSPAPER TO CEASE PUBLICATION
ST LOUIS. Oct. 15 "Amerika," a daily 11101 1.1ns Gcimin
langueg newspaper which was founded in 1S7:L will bt -put
te hed" for the last time en October 30. it wn, announced today
The tcmi-weekly issue of the paper will heietuc 11 weekly. TLi
expense of the daily edition wns given ax the lem-en f.j. '.t .,.
pension by the owners.
FLAMES FATAL TO PITTSBURGH GIRL
PITTSBURGH. Oct. 13 Helen Buumgurtuei. aged ,eTen.
died from burns suffered after her clethmj; hud been .B if.j -.ull..
she wus playlug about :t bonfire ue'Hr wbeic she live J Wut 1 bet
dress caught tlrj the little girl broke away tiem be. t.iujmuie...
aaid rju tcvcrul himdied yaids m l,,.,- i,r.ine. ..ji.viny u,.,, ,..
t eloped in flames.
CAMDEN GIRL BURNED '
DreBS Caught Fire When She Played
With Matches
Dorethj Crnhtree. tne ; ear old, fj.'ie
Hyde Park, Can. den, wns serieuslv
burned early this mein.ng when her
ipiss 1 aught tire friim matches with
which she was playing. The child was
alone In the kitchen at hci home Her
parents were attracted bv the child's
i reams when her dress went up in
unities.
Hue was taken te the Homeopathic
Hospital. She wan burned, ubeut the
face .body and right arm.
Gelf Queen
SmHHHHHHHHHRIm ;
nmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
MISS (.LLNNA COLLKTT
:GLENNACOLLET
Eighteen-Year-Old Gelfer Wins
i
Berthellyn Cup, Defeating
Mrs. Gavin, 5 and 3
MAI PC
mAMZO
BRILLIANT v FINISH
vrv m.v'iiii in;
IJ WM .mc.-mui.iui
Aner bung I! down nt th"' end of the
fifth l,n, . Miss Crlcnnn Cellctt. th"
, ,. ,
Preu.tenr i meess , the gelt leulm.
staged i i narltble temebak :unl ,
larne.l tin right te have her nai.ie en-
, ,,,, rp ,n ,
" ' . '
final imiml of the woman s invitation
ten ri pv at the Huntlngniin alley,
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eiiritr. lub today.
The . .ghteen-j ear-old Itlmde Ulnna
ehnmpien. who has plin.in.itpd m,ci.
ar .of t'.e game as Mi", e. il i.eiteh.
''"' Dnti-h vnnder. and Mrs. C nrenee
J nnderbeck. rose te gre.it heights
; ti,, ii i ,r..n- en.l v,Uf....i ,..,f . i.
SCORES
TRIUMPH
bet.es f Mr-. William A. Gavin. New ' ,oft f1"" Wiite Heuse win, them, gelnic
Yerk. b 5 and l. '" ""' I"''rstati' ( emmerce Commit-
Th'is -core was tlie mer" marv pIeus m 'n building, (m arriving here the
lew of the .oer stait made b Miss ' '''-'dent nnd th- Lal-.r Heard mem mem
Cellett Luck was against her'nt the,r's ""nt 1"t" V'" ,''""l"n hciir
begluning and fate turned a smiling '" T"J,m- " ""' "or,',' lnrk?'1 a.'Yl
countenance te Mrs. Gavin. Despite n conference with the fill membership
the f,t that the breaks v ere against ?f,"1P "'.'"inlssleti sta.-ted After ro re
l.er. Miss (Vdlett wns able ,., make the "" "' "f. ,'" th"(, nfrn-nrn about lit
I,. , ti r. ti,..., .i... i i 'teen minutes, the President rcturnpil
I 111 II 4" II f'lHilli I. II f I Bill Ui;Ull III I
drive for the lend, which
he eht-iined
'" ""''"""
Centinilfd (,n I'ae llilnrrn. ( nluran Thrr
SLAIN IN BRAWL OVER GIRL
FIRE DAMAGES TUBE MILL
Less te Plant That Sells Product te
U. S. $40,000
Pettsvllle, Ph., (in 15. i;t .v. ,
The IMnwari fan, lis, tl. ,w,rks
at Aiibitn was badly dui.inged by .,,,.
!t " 1 ,'lj I.. 11 thin uieimng (Ml,
dais estlnnite the less ut Slll.hiiii T
iliu.mge wns 1 Inetlv te nun htm rj nnd
supplies The buildings ure of hte,, '
and union te
1111 rre i . pn tiuents or 1 iiu.buri:
Pint (..eve. SchuvlhiU llemi nni
Pettsvllle rendered aid The phint selli
atatrNaCvy"C,US,Vely 0 th Uultcul
itli tTe ib paitiiients of IlnmbnrL-
I is, vith th(
N
T
STEPS TO AVERT
I Public's Representatives en La
ber Beard Summoned
te Washington
SIXTEEN UNIONS VOTE
IN FAVOR OF WAlK0(T
Ten Lines te Be Tied Up en
First Day, and Ten Mere
Each 48 Hours
PEACE PROSPECT FADES
"Greatest Strike in History" Is
Prediction of W. G. Lee,
of Trainmen
lt the Associated Picj,s
Washington, (let. 15 President
Harding tfida took stej,s te inert the
strike of riilwni workers for which which
nccerd'ng te leperts from Chicago,
members of sixteen railwaj unions have
voted
The President summoned te AVash
ingt'm the three lepresi iitat v s of the
public en the Jtnilread Laber Heard
Pnsldent Parton. of the beard, and
Ilui W. Heeper, niuitl.ei menib'T of
the publie greiii. m.ide n hurried Irlp
te the Capitel nt Mr. Harding's re
ipievt. The third represpiftatlve of the
public, C. Wallace W. Hnnger, has
been in the ritj for hoie.nl days en
ether business.
President Harding, after n, brief
. eoiiiereiice with tie tnee meinliern.
.1 ! , v r , , , a
1 .. V "' ""'" e-uvhik uie i.uuirr
lienrd members nnd the Interstate
( emmerce Commission members in
conference
While the Laber Heard members
were in cenferenie with the President,
ther union'., also would
transportation nnd shen
crafts."
I Mr. Jn.mMeii returned from Chi
cago vesttrdej. where he met with the
representatives nf the sixteen railway
union-
SIXTEEN L'MOKS
VOTE FOR STRIKE
t hiciqe. e t lO-i P.i . P )
Sixteen rallre'id unn ns linve taken a
secret strike vote and in.thei icd tlielr
officers te order -i w a kmii .1 deemed
J mlt Isolde. ( .1 M.1111 in p -i-ldent 0
I the Order of It.ulieiiil 'IVeginphers,
'announced teduj
! Altlieiigh twelve of the s .teen will
, act linlepeiu"iitlv of the i ir I nr broth
' oriieodH, n joint mii-tiiis: has bi-i-u called
1 for " P. M tei.nj 1.1 nl ie,i the brother
1 l.en'N will submit their p'nn of action
1 te the ether ergiini.iit.u s 1 iHl. ,igl
union ethclal nniie.iin ,si 11,111 the date
fur ihe s'rlke hnd been s,. ,,,t deelt.irsl
te reveal it. '), tuber '!' has b -n re
' ported a-, tin- dm
The btetliei ioeds -ilsn 1 1 p seleefeil
I the list of I" 11 reads 1. who b the strike
will 1 1T1 t 10 the tust dm tlie Mime
in, en ellb al said It s timlerstoed
1 thin strike- will be ,,neri d en ; Iditiennl
'units of t mi reads pv.r fun -eight
' ( nKllnunl un I' ir Tim ( 0I1111111 Sl
SENDS $25 TO AID FAMILY
! MADE DESTITUTE BY FIRE
Calls Wife Who Supported Invalid
Husband and 4 Children Martyr
'1 he tire ublel destrnvnt tin 'mil,,' of
I Jehn I et me un in- n'el ,nd of bin
wife, (a'liuiiii, who u, (. in a mill
' ti ,.ppnrt hi'. 1 nnd tin ir four hlldren.
.arouse,!, t'.e st iiipni Im of .1.. l.' i'.ife
' Pl IH 11 Llli.ru iPiid-r, who sent $li5
ter the ftuiiilj teduv
1 'I he Ill-vines lived -it JliL'T Citharine
, itreit The invalid liise,n, mix car
1 nod from bw tin. mug Iml hv a ueighlier
j e.terd'iv inuriiing .1. .1 .i. 11 earrier
1 Use. led the four eliibliiii Mis IhvinO
jwiii at work and e'l 11 . uhen slie
1 v uh .,uni.i'ii..i! beiiii 11,, I .i,n me havoc
1 iih.si I In the tin Sin told neighbor
' s,,i S p, iVvs
'1'l.e 1 ue I for S'J'i in n,,p,iiiud this
' 'etti r v I ltd 1. p leid 1
' our is He of 1 1 igl t etrn
'dllii'll. nn fi ei,' in if, d . ribes the
coiulllieu e the li iii f Mi.lt which
I hi tlie .11 then hm.- Ilm lueihlng
I brought te hg! 1 ',e lint- nre lis
tilted 1 nnd se doubt hunieillv gntherOil
hv veiii ri purler 1 , thi Id Mm wife and
iiiet'icr bin li in 11 iiiliiin ,1,'titvr elid
full ',! s pin veil her 11 1 hnbbj Irid. In
lel'llli for her ileiulluii
'In m,i h eiinl s. ,K ,,.r bnglj
ii-Mi. -I the will and 11 . .1 1 ne for
IU0I11I t ni t Hill If IISH.hIiiih , m .0 bu
ti lldeil le III I
' 1 111 lest d plen 1 lied nn 1 heck for
.sL'5 le I ib voted te this tmnl.v In exr
the 1 1 ' i u in -I u in - tv 11 1 ru 111 It In your
Ntiuintlen. ,,ud nunc mil ,e forthcom
ing if V 011 ills 111 lie, 1 -.ii j
After a dehuuib of -darker
baiullls. etc. -. Un u tin ,,r a )H
In me II111I uudw l ell there are kttM
some ,j net ire he.iIs thai me tint ufralij
. . '. 1 . . - . - ..-.v .- um uiran.
" 7i '" ' ""'' ,"" ","""'N wert.
! ve ' ' K fr 0,l"-'r" ,vl,0ln
"Very fC..pcctf;,.vveni.
RAILWAY STRIKE
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