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2 ARRESTED HERE
H INSURANCE
Private Detective and Janitor
Held in Rew Waging Be
tween Adjusters
POLICE HUNT THIRD
MAN
Censplrncy chnrgei npainst two men
trresttil lint night are expected te re
teal the wnr unginB In thin city for
ller two mnnths between inTe,ientle.iit
lnfiirnncc adjusten. members of the
Fire Mnn-hnlV office nnd Insurance com
pany renrrientiitlvcs'.
Oceree T. McCain, u private detec detec
ttee Sixteenth -tiect above Clearfield,
nTlnlm fox. a janitor. Wuleut ntrect
Snr Kiftt.. were held In $10,000 ball
each for further hearing by Magistrate
Beaten at Ills office at 1(BI? Spring
flanlen ftreet. this morning. The charge
aralntt the two men U conspiracy, but
se far the dcllnlte nature of the alleged
offend haH net been tnnde public ihe
, wmrnnt a!w iinmes Ames II. Knight,
but who "r where he 1h ban net been
anneunicd.
Clarence H. Oehlsmlth, rcprcRentlng
McCain, made a vigorous ebjcctlnn te
he amount of bull nuked after iMiriuni
Ti-i,t7 rinrcsentlnz .Imlze Jnmen
r.L fJnnlnn'H office, hed nfked the,
maximum ball and n deferment. Mr.
Goldsmith's objertlen wnu overruled by
Magistrate Beaten, who Fnid :
"The Im'.I lias been fixed nt $10,000,
ad that will stand. I undertand that
this is ft u'rv serious cnnc and involves
many prominent riiiladelphians. It 1b
nejfible that these men may he Induced
te disappear before the hearing Mon
day." It was rumored there will be mere
irrcrti in the case very seen. Upward
of $2."0.000 Is frald te be Involved in
the bcandnl.
Seme idea of the importance of the
arrests last night niny be drawn from
the fift tut men were taken te Direc
tor Certelj oil's office In City Hall. He
examined them personally but refused
te divulge any of the fact") involved In
The arrests arc a culmination of In In
Tcstigatiens extending ever two months'
time. Independent InMirunce udjiin
ttrs nwrt they have unearthed n plot
en the p.irt of rival adjusters and in
rurance cempnnica te obtain nccena te
their cfticc records.
Thfv make charges of tapping of the
telephone wires te their offices and that
women stenographers were "planted"
la their offices te. obtain all informa
tion possible.
The warrant charging McCann with
conspiracy was .sworn out by J. Milten
Yeung, an Insurance adjuster with of
fices at Fourth and Walnut streets. It
is In this building that Fex works at,
a janitor and watchman.
Fex was arrested after n three-hour
jrjlllng b Detectives Belay and Wal
ters In the office of Director Cortclyeu.
It Is alleged Fex entered into the con cen
ipirncv with private detectives te allow
operatives, te enter Yeung's offices te
peruse his books and private papers.
Tlie watchman denlcrr-the charges.
When the adjuster found that plans
had been laid te ruin their business
the) appealed te their counsel, former
Judge .Tames Cray Gorden and Jehn II.
K. Scott, who notified them te have the
conspiracy warrants Issued.
"The present nrre-ts mid etheru im
peded are due te the discover of a
widespread (.ensplrncy involving quite
a sum of money and which will prob
ably involve a number of prominent
persons connected with the insurance
world," Judge Gorden announced last
night a- his home in WVttewn. "The
evidence gathered thus tar shows that
peweiful interests urc behind the con
spirators." 20,000,000 Russians 8tarvlng
MNh Anna Louise ftreug, who is
working with the Friends' Uellcf Com Cem
tnisvun in Moscow, has written a letter
te the r Mends' tiendquaiters heic, in
which che describes the efforts of the
Hussien themselves te relieve the fam
ine hituutlim as being pitifully inade
quate There are liO.OOO.000 people in
the famine district, she writes.
OLDEST COMMUTER" MADE
19,200 TRIPS IN 32 YEARS
ftetv Entrant for Honors Abe ,
Has the Greatest Fund of
Stones, His Backers Say '
"Knights of 5:15" Soen Arc le
Organize Club and Decide
Winners of Laurels
Halms te the commuting champlon champlen
Np hae at last grown se iineHcrf and
paradexal that it appears the award
of the title must be made en the bntis
of differential calculus or an appeal te
the oracles, or by a decision of the
Supreme Court
Net, hewivei, that the mere arithme
tic nf the situation Ks net rle.ir T
rmnt of mileage the race still belongs te
Ailaiu Or II. of SliiUlngtrm, with 89V I
"'' m-u is i.nas v. Kinsey, of
lleaijlmr. whose total h 801,411.
Hitherto Mr Kinsey s closest rival
lias been W 11. os. of Dovlestewn.
whose, recnnl of miles Is 54(1,314. Hut
compared te Mr. Grill's twenty-four
and Mr KinsetV twentj -three Mr.
eus,Iias had tweut.-six years of ex-
inw ? "1"1 a l,n5C'luent lead of about
JUOO trips.
,h Vr, u""s waves his claims in
behalf of Jehn W Snurman, of South Seuth
p,nrn,ul Mr- aui man's mi'enge is
Ml 510 000. less than Mr. Heus nnd
wnsldeynbh icbs thnn Mr cirillH or
r. i,r'"SPV'h- ,5l,t " ,,(,''"'f "f his
candidate Mr. Reus Kays that it would
be unfnlr tu gUP Mr. Grill the title
f e!.M0r'"1M' Mr (irlM fI"1,',, t IKe
hlilMiiigteu which is some distance
, cr, ,h'"' Southampton. The prln
Ple that is iinehed. sns Mr. Heus,
M one bigger than anv lechnlcalit.
fcew cmstder the claims of the dark
rse, Mr Saurmaii lie is eight v
ren )Mrs old nnd ran remember
n ,, firll0''''l Harrison's "hard
Juer campaign. Hew mnnv com cem
auters. uskM Mr. Rmlbi cnn de that?
Jtts credentials ns a commuter dnte
jrem 8!) Fer two years Mr. Saur
n rode twice a dav,between this city
ad Churchvil'e, and for thirty years
has commuted between here and
Donthampten.
Net a day has he mlsicd, save Sun-
eTS nml lm1iiln.P ..., ,i... i.!.. it
ii.:r ; "",,mi,,e, uimi hv iiriri nun' '
"at an Injur te his leg once laid him i
OYSTER
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I W ones ilsllcleus ones In
I J"'" known style. One visit and
t ou re s pstren for Hf rreve It.
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I
EAGLE UESTAUKANT ,
ACCIDENTALLY KILLS HIS
FRIEND, THEN DISAPPEARS
Fears Entertained That Man la Sui
cide After Leng Inland Tragedy
New Yerk, Oct. 1(5. I'aul Wold Weld
man, president of the Nassau Autobus
Company, was missing at a late hour
Inst night after accidentally killing
William' V. Gels, owner of Hewlett
Inn, Leng Island, Fears vcr enter
tained that Wcldman had committed
suicide.
The men were preparing te lenve for
a hunting trip In the Adlrendacks yes
terday, when Wcldman, attempting te
demonstrate his skill with a revolver In
the Inn, discharged it. The bullet struck
Gels, penetrating his Intestines, lie
died In Mt. Jeseph's Hospital, Far
lteeknway, a few hours Inter.
As the hotel innn fell Weldmnu cried :
"I'll end It all! I'll de away with
everything I"
Still holding the revolver, he ran te
his automobile outside the hotel nnd
sped away. The car was found aban
doned In Hel'ls Inst evening nt Hemer
Lee nnd Jamaica avenues. Gels exon
erated his friend In nn ante-mortem
statement.
THUGS TAKE HORN AND $10
Cornet" Player Beaten by Men In
Motorcar
Charles W. Uescll, 411-11 North Tenth
street, a muslclnn, was beaten te Insen
sibility with n blnckjack and robbed of
n cemrt and 510 by four men In nn
automobile who held hlra up last night
In front of 1007 Itecltlnnd street.
Bescll was walking home shortly nftcr
11 e clock, he said, when a larare tour
ing car drove up te the curb beside
him nnd stripped suddenly. Otic of the
four men In the car stuck out a gun
and said, "Stick 'cm up and keep quiet
or we'll kill you."
Uescll v"stuck 'era up," holding his
cornet aloft, but the bandits npparently
were net satisfied. They get out nnd
neat mm.
llesell was taken te the Jewish ITns
pltal with several cuts en th0 head and
ever tee eyes.
SHOT BY CHUM, MAY DIE
Youthful Victim Absolves Compan
Ien Frem All Blame
Ervin Margerum, sixteen years old,
1403 North Fifty-seventh street, was
shot in the back last night by his chum,
Jeicph Carrell, seventeen years old,
itiiri .eriu ruty-cignin street,
Marcerum is in the West Philadel
phia Homeopathic Hospital in a critical
condition. lie absolved Carrell, who
was arrested, of nil blame for the nc
cldent.
Carrell told police Mnrgcrum was
ilrutting nneut the room of his home
with the gun protruding from u back
pocket. He had recently purchased It.
In a spirit of fuD, Carrell said he took
the gun from his chum's pocket while
the latter's bnck was turned, pointed It
ami puiicti tne trigger.
READING PENSIONS EIGHT
Philadelphia Man Completed Nearly
Half Century With Railroad
night former emnleies of the Phlln
delph)a and Heading Hallway sstem
luue been added te Its pension list.
These men wcre emplejcd nt widely
Fcattcred points and represent a total
of .'131 years and 11 menthb of lon len
tinunus i.ervlec with the cempnnv.
Frank Deney, 1053 North Philip
fm-ti, luuituuiv uic-iiiui in ii ir mu-
nue, holds the record for length of serv
ice among these eight. He was in the
employ of the company for forty -nine
cnrs, nine months, and his pension
became effective en April 1, 1921 He
is closely followed in point of service
bv Lewis lSeaeli, Llewellyn, I'a.. section
foreman, allverten, l'a.. who had forty
nine jears, one mouth te his credit.
MACLEAN TO PREACH
The Key. Dr. Nerman Maclean, of
ndinburgh', will preach tomorrow In
the Cnlvnr.v Presbyterian Church. Dr.
Maclean, who came te this country as
a delegate te the Pan-I'resbjterlnn
Qiuncll. Mnce 11)05 has been pastor of
St. cutuecrt s, in i,(iini)urgn.
JOHN XV. SAl'KMAN
Soutliumpten (Pa.) man who has
made 19, WO trips renimiitlng in
tblrtj-twe cars
up. He has made mere than 10,200
consecutive trip ever the Heading, and
no rcceul jet uncovered cnn ee,ual this.
REWARD NO QUESTIONS
I
F THE 2 young men
who borrowed a
FORD SEDAN
(.V. J, License Ne. S30I3U)
AT 1940 N. 13th ST. THURSDAY
Will return rnr te the owner,
8. C. nesjem
I'ulillc I.ecljtrr, 0th Chestnut Hts.
Housekeeping
Apartments
Modern, Fireproof, Hlevater Culldtnn
18th and Wnlnut Streets
15th and Pine Streets
Juniper and Spruce Streets
b rooms and 1 bath te
11 rooms and 4 hatha
McILVAIN & CO.
iai0 Otis Ilalldlnc
l'ulladelphU
tiVEmm1 PUBLIC
VAR
E HEN REPENT
LOAN BILL DEFEAT
Weglein and Cox Try te Replace
Items They Killed in
$19,000,000 Measure
HEED PUBLIC PROTEST
Administration leaders see definite
signs of weakening of the Vnre Combine
oppesjtlonfto the proposed $19,000,000
municipal lean.
Mayer Moere and his director bellcve
that the Ceuncllrtien are beginning te
feel the full effects of the battering blows
which hnve been delivered ngnlnst the
Combine and the nlleged "unincumbered
balances" estimated by Controller Hnd
Icy. Already, in the onlnlen of members of
the Majer's Cabinet, CeuncUmcn nrc
realizing Hint In killing the lenn, they
voted ngnlnst their Interests und the In
terests of the city.
As n consequence Ceuncilmcn nrc be
ginning te try te repnlr the damage done
by Introducing plecc-meal lean legisla
tion. The city Administration, believes
this policy is being adopted bv the Vnre
Council for two reasens: First, that
the lean funds nrc needed and because
Council proposes te make an effort te
win credit for a lean bill of Its own.
Council Was Net Snubbed
As n matter of fnct, said Administra
tion lenders, the $10,000,000 lean bill
was made up in a conference of cltv of
ficials with Chairman Burch, of Coun
cil's Finance Cemmitter. Chairman
Hurch, the Administration contends, was
the proper ceuncllmanlc official w th
whom te confer. This, It Is pointed out,
answers the charge thnt Council was net
consulted In the make-up of the Lean
Bill.
Twe antl-Admlnistrntlen Council
men already have Introduced lean bills
replacing Identically the same Items they
killed when they knocked out the Ad
ministration Lean BUI.
These bills were, first, one bv Hlch
nrd Wegleln, president of Council, cnll
lng for n lean of $1,050,000, se thnt the
city might mntch nn equnl appropria
tion by the State for the construction
of the Delaware Hiver bridge. Mr.
Weglein is a member, nleng with
Mayer Moere, of the Bridge Commis
sion. He knew when he -voted te kill
the S19.000.000 Lenji Bill that he was
at the sam time killing the item of
$1.0.10.000 for the bridge.
Second, n bill by Oiunellnan Cox,
one of the Seuth Philadelphia members,
for $.100,000 for increasing the units of
the Philadelphia dredging plnnt, for the
purpose, particularly, of deepening the
channel of the Schujlklll Bier. When
Mr. Cox voted against the $10,000,000
Lenn Bill he killed this same Hem In
the Administration bill.
Is Sudden Reversal
The striking point about the sudden
reversal of form en the part of Coun
cilman Cox, snid Administration lead
ers, Js that Cot In killing the Admlnis Admlnis
tiatien Item voted against a program,
the deepening of the Schuylkill. In which
his employers, the Atlantic BeHnlng
Company, arc vitally interested.
The Administration unntn.l in l,,.ii.i
up the ifredging plant se that the riicr
channels might be kept up and se that
an appropriation of $1. 000,000 might be
weu from the Tedem! Government.
However, the Atlantic Befining Cem.-
pnny, Ignoring factional politics, wants
the channels deepened, se that its' Harry I.. Knrr. urc-icent et the itaiti
steamshlps may come up the Sehul-! mere Club. In nild.-cs.ln2 the New Jer
kill. Hence J. W. Van Dke, president -''v contention of the Kiuauis Clubs
of the refining company, railed en Mntnr today.
Moere. A cenferenre wns held, which "If everv Klwnuinu would gne em em
jKe was attended bt Directors Sproule' plejment te Just one nmre pitmmi t hiu
anu uaven. as me result, Ulreeter
prelllc win man" a nnanci.il and gee-
grapnicni survey of the deepening nnd
drainage projects, and held a further!
conference te which United States Army I
engineers will be invited. Incidentally I
Mr. Van Djke complimented the Majer
en his long nnd centlnurd Interest in I
deeper wnteiwajs, as a first aid te.
I'UMiuivnt;.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Martin Wlnlirs :140 rirewn at., nnd Kler-
nce A MltchiMI, 2040 rirew n nt
Antnnas Mlkoler'v, 1311 Cnrltnn st und
MasuU Hiilonlence, 1S11 Curlten nt.
Harry L. Ilftnklni. Rie S. ."lath t . and
J!n t. Cntllp, 30S3 Pepltnn hvp.
Jehn Mch" Keith, 3.'a Knlkem nt . and
Hertha n Stnreck. 3413 Wnllace at.
Rehrt M. Heltsmaft. asm Penrltnn de
nnd Mar" 15 Nu3, a8tfl Po7rlten nvr
Julius bzmder. SO'.' '.V. Mnntcemery ae , and
Dera nieber 1307 flth at
Auitln b. blocker. 603S V 10th at . ar.'l
Glacljs It Wltnwrr. 3184 N 7th st
Hareld A. Kassmntin, Inir Hraneh. Ji J ,
snd Kran'-ea I. Ilajard. 110 Walnut In
Henry A. J-Aena bweda'.iore, N J., and
Anna J Htipelv. 1733 Miner nt.
Prltchard Thompson. 370R a H2il t . and
Pauline O IbTt. SI 13 Tlnli-unr r
Joerph V Hede :33'i X Canuc 'I . arfj
Care'lnf 15 Snewdnn. .1414 Alnnlle st
Harry V. Lcnlken. Atlantic City. N J . and
irfrtlia Heward. Atlantic rity. N. J
SamUHl I'enitr. IS07 Alter at., and Kva
Drewn. 272S Pftera at
IllUm Uie ltl! Cabet at . and Cernelia
HnlWv 1(145 i abet kt.
Dald naduvanle. 404 Callewhlll at., and
Knnnle Brr-rrifr -103 Calletthlll at
James Weeds. 208 Alter at . and Mrj
Winers, 2S27 I'eteri '
Uar e J rellnrman. S112 Chef ler avenu
and Marsturet V. Klsher. 4400 Ilaltlmore
;nrnli Hcrnateln 21311 S nth kt. and Ann
N mera ft. 20jn h flth nt
Jacob Uloem 814 eatinnrland at, and
Clara I owenthu' Ve Yerk Cl.
Clmrles T D'ltan 2150 y 22d at., and Man
K. Mcaulean. 1020 N 5lh st
VMQiA
L&3 UllMlOakland t W a H M I M i!
sgrngpr
Guaranteed
Oakland Moter Car Ce.
918 N. Bresd Street PepUr 0407
Open ETeningi
24-Heur-a-Day-Service
fccveu days a week, is a
rnre accommodation te car
owners. Hut we provide it
te keep customers happy
und ourselves, tee. We find
it pays in the long run.
THE HATCH MOTORS C9
eiiTHinuTims
720 N. DUOAD ST PHILA.
litA.MaOltl) IIK,I.UIl
I li rim .1. VUiieik.Ii
8737 lnnkferU Ave.
Bammmnuit&cxm
KKKMAM OM N 1I!AI.KK
liriekrl llrnthrrs
MHrne Ave Wiulilncten Lene
aiain mm: dici.i:u
K. N Crusntaii,Jr.
tewart 4 LitnruHlrr Aves,, lluvrrferi, a
WK.VT I'lllM. l)KALi:ll
Arnelrt Cainrhell Meler Ce.
Sb & Walnut fits.
LEJD'GER - PHABELPHIA, SATURDAY,"
LITTLE, BUT STILL
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Edith Trainer, of 220 .North Gratz street, Is only three jcars old, but
she plies her Knitting needles like an expert
KNITTING NEEDLES HOLD
CHIEF JOY FOR 3-YEAR-OLD
Sedate Little Edith Trainer Finds Mere Pleasure in Making
Sweaters for Dells Than in Playing Tag
The clicking of knitting needles held
no terrors for three-yenr-eld Edith
Trainer, of 22.10 North Grata street,
better known te her friends ns "Wee."
A tinv bundle of soft bnb.wieml she
etiitrlipu two needles In her churbvi
hnnds and weaves In and out. casting
off stitches when necessary, busily
working away nt the green sweater for(
her lnrgest and bestc-t dellr. i
Wide-eyed nnd serious she sits in
her babv chair long lashes sweeping i
MCX C-nii, milHl'i viiiTin m,-.iti.i .
shell pink from the ciciteincnt of really j
doing something like grown-ups. I
her soft, dimpled cnee'ts tlusneii n '
Natural, golden curls fall in profusion t
nbeut her sbeulners anil she steps eniy
long enough te brush them nwn when
thev threaten te become tangled bits
of npun geld among soft green wool.
As she sits working her face takes
ASKS KIWANIS TO AID
Members, Urged te Help Solution of
Unemployment Problem
Atlantic Citi . Oct. 1.1. Kiwanians
were urged te assist In relieing tin- tin
cinplejmcnt (ltuatinn et uie Mitien i)
he reallj tliltilts he nee(is, tt would givi
empleymnt te 'Jlti.oue pcriens
the !
Unltlntercan asserted,
"By gning the unemployed n chance
te earn n living, it enables him te keep
his wlf-respect and takes uwa from
him the prospect of a place in the bread
line or a ticket te the soup kitchen "
Mr. Knrr also referred te the spirit
nbmad te draw the line nt creed, reli
glnn and nationality. "The fundamen
tal pilnciples of Klwnnis Is that no man
he accepted or rciecteil becnusn of his
beliefs or nationality. Klwnnis should
stand for unity nnd condemn nnd fight
against any attempt te create t las-?, race
or religious hatred in our land."
F. H. Herat's Funeral
. Th, funcraI of rrnnklln H. Hersl. a
vldely known resident of Vex Chnse,
of the Pennsylvania Celd Storage nnd
Warehouse Oempanj. Thirtieth and
5 "e.P.,tnhtr7!,,s; m (n Pi"-" Monday
Si, -". at his home, TlWtl U street.
His death was due te pnrnlsn
. "rr"5
"1
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a
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at
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"SOME KNITTER"
en n leek of dlmnv. nnd "eh " she
cried today. "I've dropped a stitch."
and determinedly set about te recover
It.
Last summer Hhc visited her grand
mother in Huntingdon and it was there
shr was firt initiated nte the in-
trlcacies of making sweaters, anil long,
multi-colored horse lines nnd things
Her mother does net knit and her
competent daughter cannot understand
such n stnte of affairs,
In the nfternnen all clean and prett
in u btnrchcrl frock of ru filed pink or-
in ii eiiiiwiiu iiuvn til iiiunii iuin im
pandy she sits en the front steps an
gnrcs nbeut her cemplucentl . wntch
ixl
h-
lng the ether children nlnsing hop-
scotch nnd tag, and all tue while siie
is adding mere rows te the sweater,
which Is far mere even and lcs bumpv
than some of the creations which went
ewrsens.
PHILA. MOTORIST LOSES
Atlantic City Court Sustains Defend
ant in $25,000 Damage Suit
Atlantic City. Oct. l.V A rrdlet
for the defendant was returned jester
ilnj In a suit for damages in the amount
of SL'.'.OOO brought b Geerge W.
Murdock. a wijel merchant of I'hllndel
plua, against Charles I'lriuclcer, of
Mins Landing, for iiijurtei Mistatncd
1 Mr. and Mrs. Murdock in nn nuto nute
m bile accident Maj 31.
Murdock alleged the nerldnnt ' t e
rc"ilt of Pnnnaleer's negligence. He
testified he was returning te fhilauci
phla when he as forced te turn eQ
the read by the ether machine, strik
ing two trees. Murdock s.iid nis wife
sustained permanent iniuries te the left
leg, while he himself suffeied cuts ubeui
the livid and fuce from fljlng glass of
the 1ektn windshield
Pnneleer denied resTnni.lbl!Ilj for
i the nccldent. cliiming Murdoch lin 1
struck his inncliine while he was turn
ing into a small Inroad.
Jehn T. Smith's Funeral
Funeral services for Jehn Themas
Smith, seventy-four vears old, of Vl'l
Seuth Pcnch street, fur thirt.v mi vears
a member of the police force and at
tached te the Thirti -eighth District
station since Its establishment, will b
conducted at 120 Chestnut street this
u'ternoen. Smith had Wn 111 a year
but wns regaining his hei'th until two
weeks age, when his w If" died After
that he became were ranidh .
IrtArer
"TRIfER" is a Sack
-S Ceat model which is a
wonder for adaptability. It
is a convertible preposition
that may be used in the car,
when golfing or which is en
tirely correct for usual wear.
J It is of the Norfolk tpc, made with
inverted bide plaits (giving perfect free
dom te the arms), has half belt, patch
pockets with flaps, bone or leather
buttons.
4
Made in materials that suit it admirabh
Hemespuns, Tweeds and Cheviot in
Imported and Demestic fabrics in
Herringbone, Bannockburn and twilled
weaves, 45, $50 and $55.
JACOB REEtfS SONS
1424-1426 aestaeritSlbmsea
OCTOBER' 15, 1921
BRIBERY IS HINTED
Drischman Witness Refuses te
Either Deny or Affirm
Insinuation
CHARGES MAY BE PUSHED
SprcM Dlitintrh le Kvrtitte T'tibUe tsdnfr
Atlantic Clt. Oct. 1." -I " "n
derstoed inAw tint former .ledge Clar
ence L. Cele, chief of counsel of the
Countess Annn St. Clnir da iCenturbla
In ier suit te break her mother's will,
which left n $."00,000 estate te Mrs.
Murv M Drischman v if of " ,At
lantlc Citj butcher .r tireparcil te
present tetimnn btnntinte HH
ln--lni ' ns late t ,dn afternoon
that . was being used among wit wit
ue.scen en the Drischman side.
The intimation thnt bribery of wit
nesses hud bet n resorted te enmc ns u
setisntiepiil climax te .jesterday s ncar
Ings. Themas Lnnrlls. of NerHifield.
an electrician, had testified for the de
fense H- merely wild be had known
Mrs. Alice Ocrrv'Orlsweld. the former
famous lialtimerc beauty, und thnt he
regarded lier ui, a woman of keen in
telligence. Sp"ctnters gasped when .luugc ijii
launched his attach.
"De veu knew n Miss Hartnctt. hair
dresser. in HiIh building?" the lawyer
for the Ceuntc"! nsked.
The witness ndmlttcd he hnd known
her for two jcars and had discussed the
Griswold ease with her.
"On one of these occasions. nui
.fudge Cele, "did you say that jeu were
paid?"
"That's a lie," interrupted the wit
ness. "Did ou sn. Hint you had received
a thousand dollars and tint Miss Hart
nctt would be paid for giving or net
gixlng certain tcstimenj ?"
"I don't recall It," answered Lan
dK "Did ou deny that jeu suggested
that she might be paid?"
"I won't deny or affirm it," the
witness replied
"De jeu deny thnt the sum of $1000
was mentioned us n consideration for
this testimony?"
"Ne. sir."
"What de you mean by 'Ne, sir?'
De ou den It?" Insisted Judge Cele.
"Ne, sir, I de net; I de net remem
ber." nnswered Hip witivss.
At this point the court adjourned
until Monday at Kl o'clock
NEGROES READY FOR FAIR
Exhibits Will Shew Progress Made
by Race In America
The Philadelphia Autumn Pair and
Negro Industrial Exhibit will open to
morrow afternoon in the Commercial
Museum.
The fair is designed te record the
present attainment of the race, and i
will include exhibits of etery sort in,
Negro activities, buch us dre-r making, i
handiwork, needle nnd urt work. In- ,
ventleus and paintings The progress
of the Negro since his first landing In
America will b traced graphical!
In addition te the exhibits prepi r
there will be a (.cries of com erts cev -
erlng ccn phase of Negro musical at
empllshment. nnd there iiIke will hi n
eld meet at one of the local ball parks.
i which the foremost athletes of the!
rate will compete.
Aute Hits Man en Bread Street
Jeseph Engle. 01." North Uumbrey
street was s ightlv in'ured nt Ilreud
and Ine streets about 'i V M estor ester
dav b' .in .1' t mobile d'lven b Chnrles
A." Ewer. 201M Njrth Curlislc street
Engle wab taKen te lite I In Inn maim
Hospital. t
GRISWOLD
CASE
BOY KILLED BY AUTO
Lad Struck When He Get Out of
Parents' Car
West Chester, Pn., Oct. ir,. Ulch Ulch
mend Laird, eight jcars old, son of
Jnmcs Lnlrd, of Giithrlevllle, wns fn
tnlly injured today en the. Horseshoe
pike nenr his home by nn nulomebllc
iccupipd bv Mrs. Jehn Uiridi nnd son,
;.f Wdst Orange, N. J. He did in n
hospital liere.
The led had been in nn niitnmeblle
with his pni cuts He get out ami went
te the rear te get u purknge. As lie
stepped irem in- preieci-in ei tie cur
FOUR WILLS IN PROBATE
Inventories Filed and Letters
Granted
Wills nrlmlted te probate tedn were
these of Gee'ge W. Gerraley, C."0S Lin
coln drive, S'i',000. te relatives; Llllie
A. Tezer, 111 North Lludcnwoed street,
$1"),000; Mettliew i: riannagan, 10.T."
North Ninth strict. S.VWT. anil Anna
Kerster. .T-M4 Mlihnle avenue, S7000.
Inventories of iiersenal t states fol fel fol
eow: Will-niii W. Ingram .!(!, KH),
and Uridget K. Lanlguu, 1)04 Let
ters of ntlniltiistriitlen In the estates of
the following were filed: Jesephine
Hnllugli. "M!4 Woodbine avenue, ,17, ,17,
noe, nnd ntlieny Duff.v . 1011 Heffmuti
street, S.'ISOO
CHILD BITTEN BY DOG
Treatment for Rabies Promptly Ap
plied te Little Victim
West Conshelictheii. Pa.. Oct. l."
Marie, the v t-vcnr-eld daughter M
fMiester Heir In r. of Morehead avenue.
West Consbehrii ken, wns bitten bv a
leg owned bv Jehn McLaughlin The
de; --unk its teeth Inte the child's left
life
The nnimHl was killed, and examina
tien of Its head indicated that it was
suffering from rabies The wound was
raiiterized and treatment for the pre
vention of inbies applied. ,
The- father of the child Is superin- I
tendent of the Diamond Htate Fiber J
Company nnd is in the West en bust- (
1 1 ess.
assing at a IK eh rnte of speed. The nie-tnut III11 IIiIh afr , .,.. i. te a cna
New Jerse, rnr was stepped und thn !' niinunl race lie e of he lite-
ecrupants lid all they could te aid the I Jn"r"11 " "" ,l, "J 'l J,"" '
beytaking him te n he-pltal. ? "n "f '" m ' "j'1 " ' of t,IOM! Ut
" . " ' ' ilnnr nveiits of the etir
m u n ufttink liv thn ritlirtr. ilil, li wns .
V Diamonds m
Juptr OucJilr
Fer EnpefJements
6 6Weddirt63
Anniveraariej
Mounted ae desired
WlfegS
Harper's Ferry Excursion
hCKMC IOIT THKKK STATES
Sunday, October 16
$3.33 Round Trip
Plus
Get Tickets Early, as
SPECIAL TRAIN
llcturntnic. Sprrlnl Trnln
BALTIMORE
Philadelphia
Trust Company
If your will still remains un
written, you should take the
matter up with an attorney
and have him assist you In
preparing it se that it will
conform te all legal require
ments. An effiqer of this Company
will take pleasure in explain
ing te you, at your conven
ience, why you should cheese
a trust company te act as
executer.
415 CHESTNUT STREET
BROAD & CHESTNUT STREETS
VVHITEMARSH MEET
DRAWS GALA CROWD
. p . . jlnh TrenllV IS
Pennsylvania uue irepny i
q, f Event of Day for
j J
Her50 Levers
nul
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iitiiimi hiinhini nnd crisp winds
brought out it combination of bright
rolers nnd full fashions Men nnrl
women premineiit in the "hunting set"
rendd, most of them in (heir meters.
'heugh there wet n fan -prlnkling e(
spectators in riding clothes who had
taken advantage of the bracnv; dny for
u gallop iicikhs (niintrv te the meet.
The greatest interest centi rs nbeut
th PennsjUnnin Hunt Club trophy
raie The prize is offered by Kalph R.
Ktiasburger. The race Is for three nnd
u linlf miles ever mi imlsW" 'nurse It
is open rmlj te nmiiteiir riders, members
of ,i 'eeegnleil bunt lub
The Ftni'ii'echn-i for tin deerge D.
Wldener Cup reni's -ceniiil in interest.
Srme line liuiifi' und jumpers nr' oil
tered In this rvttit 'I lien- wil be nlse
two pest anil rail sreep n Iuim. and a
farmer's ra eiiistin of two
diish, ever flat gr, und open te farm
ers ever whose n rrs the ' '
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jzrni'.utewn Ave. end Lthiifi.
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