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VOL. VIII. NO. 32
$15,000,000 IN LIQUOR
SOLD IN PHILADEPHIA
ON "Q UEER " PERMITS
Floed of Whisky With
drawn en Papers Signed
in McConnell's Name
EXTRA GRAND JURY
MAY BEGIN PROBE
Celes May Be Supplanted by
Special Prosecutor te Sift
Liquor Scandal
MORE ARRESTS PROMISED
IN DRY OFFICE EXPOSURE
State Director Knew Nothing of
Vast Stores of Contraband
Turned Loese Upen City
SIGNATURES QUESTIONED
Fermer Aides te State Enforce
ment Head Called te Testify
in Conspiracy Case
Wl.li.kv worth S1.-i.enO.000 ha been
old In Philadelphia in recent months,
en nuestlonaUe permit. according te
Wwhlngten lnvet ignters working h-re.
N'et one pe-mit for any of tills huge
fortune In contraband rum was sicitM
by Senater WHUani ('. MeCennc'l. State
rrohibltleu Director, although every
permit bore lilt name.
It I' liUttly tlmt a special Deputy
rl.rnl Attorney Oencrnl will be as-
turned bv Tinted States Attorney den-,
. . ' i . . i. .,,.,!! ,i... linunr sjii -1
rnl Da.igherty te handle tie Imuer sit
nation in rui aucipniu.
It is censidere I possible and even
piebable that a special Federal C.rand
Jury will be culled te make a complete
iiHWtluatlnii of wdiat has gene en In
recent nieiitl'.i iuPliilailelpliia. where
It.iuer iins lcen "old mere tieeiy than
in almost anv etlu r city in the country.
Following the conference, henuter
MeCennell explnined lie had been there
mcrelv for the purpose of arranging
an Indemnity bend te cover the freight
en n consignment of whisky JiMd last,
nlRlit at tiie Piers of the Philadelphia
' i n...i:.... iiniitt-nv Tlie rnllread
hZ raunpliifned that' the freluht was, la Wounded In Washington Moun Meun
unpaid, nnd it feared flu-re might i tans Formerly Lived Here
le tnmbln collecting. T he I nited States I MnJer ,.,,.,, j i,un!.llllt w(1
At erney airn gen im- "- , ,
Axsec.nie "-...-. ;..',", ami among army officers at Camp 1 ix
Iff Mr Kit er refused te explain " "' In aiingten, died at evening
l .i i. i,ii,i ..linei it nmi Lewis, near Tacoma. A ash..
"fflr'vlit.fn'riV.Ue.l States t.e,n tin effect, of a gunshot w..,l
Att.-rne V . .ffi. e wn- Albert I). Ales- , MiMained during a hunting trip.
Anao.'aehemlsl..fl.Si:iSe.ithi:W.th Ma-ier 1 n-nt. left Tacoma mere
Xet Mr Alessaii'lre will be a wlt-l'-mn a vl- njii, with a par y of an;.;
km tomorrow bele.e the r.uted States I "leers te bun for bear in the asn asn asn
fommlssiener. I :Vste,n n1n-"V,H1-1 .He ","s w""n!,'',1 "
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These nctenlshing
most iinpertnut unit
revehit Ien-.. nre the
,if the day's devel -
lnyrs devel-i"'"'
r-aicnts In the whlsl.j scandal
Held Cinfcrinre With Celes
Sriia'nr McCeiiiiell. Associate Di- ,
ruter Ituttei, Assistant Dins ter Duu
enn and S'ie ial Iiuest'sater Wlheni
vere suuiiii. ned te the office of I ni'.ed '
Stntes Attorney Celes today for a con- I
ferenee. '
Uefeie going into Mr. Cele-,' efiicc
Senater MeCennell declared lie would
ti-'tlfv tomorrow nt the fuitlier hearing
of Sam Singer, reputed "king of the
whisky ring"; his partner, Snm Illuui
brg; Lmaninl Boekbinder, Rebert Me
Curter nml Jehn Kredrich. Tlif.y were
Rm-stcd Monday, charged with cen-t-'.ilriu-y
te defrnud the Onvertinieiit in
connection with whlsltv violation.
Si-nnter MeCennell has been subpee-imi-d
te testify at this further hearing.
I'niler Hiibpneiia also are A. P. Slater.
McCnnn.-ir.s former secretory, who was
URitnttrllr "tire.l" by Assistant Di
rector Duncan after a wrestling mnten
for some papers, and II. W. llenner,
pfrmlt clerk, nls-e unceremonious! rev
ereil from his job whin the Washington
Inreftlgatiirs took charge of tlie Phila
delphia ethce.
Senater MeCennell indicated that hi
testimony tomorrow would be that lie
never signed u withdinwal permit.
Didn't Sign Paper..
"I lime never put my name te a
permit since 1 took eliice ns Director,"
wild Senater MeCennell today, "with
the exception of two basic pcrmiu ia
ucd in Washington.
"It was neci'h-tar for mu te be in dif
ferent parts of tlie State and I gave my
power of attorney te Mr. Slutef and te
Menner'8 secretary, Mins A. M. Hamil
ton. I laid entire cenlidcuce in Slater,
and did net believe he would tnke ad
vantage of me."
Senater MeCennell said that the
power of attorney given Mlw Hamilton
Permitted her te rign permits for liquor
in amounts net te exceed one barrel or
fifteen casus. He said that no com
plaint had been mude that any tif hm
Penults wire imprepeilj issued, but that
tncjr are being checked up with the
ethers.
Duncan .Makes Charges
Assistant Coininisnlener Duncan de
clared Hint "millions of dollars' worth
M fraudulent permits have been turned
RP by ""-I1 luvi'Mtigatei s." He said that
t2.li!".1 """""'t of whisky brought into
TOladelplila illegally In the last few
"V..U1B wnuid ,-,, ,nt0 many millions.
8
10H nt I n nr
-Ml of the information concerning
Centlniifil en l'niir Titfntj. Column ThT
Kh
wg Geerge Toe Peer
te Race His Yacht
Londen, Oct. 'JO. (Hy A. V.)
Wng Ocerge lias announced that
III.W? tllL Kmlt ,l0'Ml of economy
"w .Majesty cannot afford te fit out
;',r'ynl ynt,,t Hfltanniii for the
rnv , il ls " BTrni 'llMippeintment."
y 'the announcement, "ns there Is
w "Pert in. t njctyu mere."
it
Entered a eec-end-flnM MMUr nt ltn Poittertlcr nt Philadelphia. Pa.
Unr the Act of March 0. 1870
Latest Developments
in Rum Scandal Expose
Fifteen million dollars' worth of
whisky said te huve been brought te
Philadelphia en questionable per
initit. Director MeCennell, tils former
secretary, A. F. Slater, and II. Wil Wil
eon Iicnncr, former permit clerk,
subpoenaed te testify nt rum hear
ing tomorrow.
"I never signed n permit." s-iys
MeConiiell, explaining Hint he had
given Slater power of utleruey te
act in his absence.
Humer (lint :i special grand jury
may be Impnneled te Investigate the
rum situation here and n special
.Wlhtniil Pulled Static Attorney
Ocncral te handle rum cases.
WILMNGT0N PAYMASTER
ROBBED OF $12,000
Superintendent of Pulp Mill Held Up
by Twe Armed Bandits
Wilmington, Del., Oct. :().--(F,,i A.
P.) Philip Mr-Ken. superintendent of
Hi's pulp mill plant of the .lessup A:
Moere Paper Company, while en bin
way te the pulp works This morning
with $12,0110. designed te meet the pay
roll, wiih held up bv two bandits, armed
with automatic pistols.
.Air. McKea was in an automobile,
and the money, in bags, was in the ve
hicle. The bandits were en feet, nnd,
after taking tlit" 'bass of money, they
lied across country and seen disap
peared. WORLD'S CAT POPULATION
INHERITSJrVOMAN'S $60,000
Catnip, Milk and Back-Fence Play
grounds Contemplated in Will
New Yerk, Oct. 20. (By A. P.)
Cat" all mer tlie world will benefit from
the SISO.OOO ebtnined by the sale' of the
r.wen homestead here.
Mis.-i Careline I'wen, who occupied !
the prepertj for years with her two j
sisters, had u passion for
'n.tH. It was her dream tliat
',,,,, hU.p pk.llty of ,.atnlp
passion ter enring ter j
t. every cat i
milk and
l comfortable backyard fence te pluy
en rluring every one of Its nine lives.
Shu devoted her life te establishing '
nnnterluins nnd relief organizations for I
stray tats, and when she died left nil
im ,ilrl.lc,u,,,u,.i1iilrauit
work.
ii. itk "i tii iu sinn-ir. III lier will
because they were net sutiicienlly en
tliu.sla&tic about cats.
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MAJOR FRANCIS J. DUNIGAN,
SHOT WHILE HUNTING, DIES
u,nwn here, where he fni-iee.-lv lived.
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wounded man rcceiwd only what treat
ment bis fellow officers could give.
.Majer Dunlcan, who wn- twentj
i ine jenr old, was it graduate of Wist
Point .Militarj Acailemv ml had mtvc.I
Mrtualh the entire duration of the war
merseas. ictiiriiiig s-eveiul months after
the armistice was. signed.
BOY, 3, KILLS PLAYMATE
Ties Girl, Same Age, te Grindstone,
Turns Handle Till She Is Dead
PreUdcnce. K. I., Oct. L'0. Mary
Szpila. tliree jean old, was found
strangled te death en a grindstone in
the anl opposite her home en Kim
street, Valley Palls, jesterday.
Less than a half hour before she had
been playing with .lehu Bucke, who is
foil" mouths eliler. .lehuin, it Is alleged,
fled a cord around his playmate's neck
nnd, after fastening it in the shaft of
the grindstone, turned its handle until
M?Wtu.r an, mere." he said.1
it is asserted, when the deed was done I
Mary's young brother, Benny, took
his sister's lint lijinie when be stepped in
the jard of Jehn Zajac and saw her
lying there. Kddie Szpila, ten years old,
went te the scene a few minutes later te
see little Mary being taken from the
grindstone by Mr. Zajac, who gave the
child's body te Mrs. Victeria Wejae,
(mother neiglibe.- of the Szpila family.
BRITAIN DENIES CANARD
Repert That New Naval BaBes Are
Contemplated Without Foundation
Londen, Oct. 20. (By A. P.l-The
reports that Oreat Britain is planning
the establishment of naval bases in the
Bermudas, nt Singapore or elsewhere
wen- termed "pure imagination" today
by an Admiralty official.
The official a'se declared he was un
able te understand what Premier
Hughes, of Australia, was referring te
In his recent speech en the subject.
GREEKS DEFEAT TURKS
Attack by Nationalists Is Beaten
Back Twe-Day Fight
Athens, Oct. 1!0- (Bv A. P. )
Turkish Nationalist forces have been
(Iff en ted in a sharp battle along the
southern end nf the battlefreat in Asia
Miner, sns nn official statement issued
here.
The light began en Monday, and
lasted two days, the enemy hurling
savage attacks against the (ireek posi
tions ever a wide ft out. Following the
repulse of these attacks the Creeks aie
said te have passed te tlie offensive,
nnd te have puisued the Nationalists
toward tlie east and southeast.
REPORT ANTI-LYNCHING BILL
Measure te Step Meb Violence
Favored by Heuse Committee
Washington, Oct. 'JO. (By A. P.)
'tlie uyer antt-iynciiing hill, Inities
ing henty lieiinitleH en dceuh involved
In mob actlcii resiilfliii; in the taking of
If e, wus erdeied f.iVeiihly reported te
day by the Heuse Judjlary Couimlttce.
uenma
"Queen" en Jury
MISS lIHLhN II. KKENAN
.Miss Kernati, of 1.S2I Seulli Pones
toga slrrel, who w.ik (preen of Hie
11117 rnrnlviil of the Sixtieth and
Market Streets Business Mrn's
Association. i solving si three
u celt 'term its ii .lures'. In t'ommen
Pleas Court Ne. 2
G.R.
ENGI
i
Fermer Federal Administrator
in Penna. Victim of Septic
Pneumonia at Media
WAS SIXTY YEARS OLD
(ieerge K. Hendersen, who wns nt
one time Kederal Administrative En
gineer for Pennsylvania, died yester
day from sceptic pneumonia at Hetel
Idlewlld, Media. He was plxty years
old.
Mr. Hendersen recently returned
from Maine, where he spent the summer,
nnd wns preparing te move Inte tlie
Hetel Aldine. this city, where he made
Ills winter home.
Mr. Hendersons peer health fercetl
him te nive up his uctive engineering
practice nbmit two vears age. Since
thtu lie hail been ilelng some eetisuit-
i,lc eri.
Mp IIomlerKen is surv ved bv his
Uvtilnu - Kuneral servlns will be held
s-tturdny afternoon nr " e'clwh. nt St.
TnnicH' Church, Twenty -recend and
Wnlimt streets. P.urinl will be pri-
i ate.
ylr 7i(,n,crs0n was
,..,i ,- i.u.i.i,.intiin.
born ami edu
He seiwl his
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engineering apprcniiccsiiie u: im- ni
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l uiiniieipaii' Mieps ui mi- nu-.j . ..
i IIUIIIOHH wi.ii.u.i... .....v. ...
l-leyed ns a diaftsmnnJn the Altoenn ,
11- :i .l ........r. .. 1 nlnt lin 'ns mil.
I simps et tlie snim; cmiiiiiinj .
lie hns tilled the following lusitiens:
Mechanical engineer and nKsistant sliej
1 superintendent for the Norfolk and
.Western Uaihvaj . Koaneke. Vn., from
1S37 te lsM; assistant mechanical en
gineer f.-r tlie Schenectady Locomotive
'Works. Schenectady, N. Y. ; ai.slstunt
'superintendent of motive power for the
I Atchison. Tepclta and Santa Ve Knil
wuy. Tupeka. Kan.; consulting engi
iiec'r Hal'lwin Locomotive Works, Phil-
i.delphia. from P.H0 te 1015.
Pur several cari he was a consulting
engineer with offices in Philadelphia and
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-cw tern, vi mitt iiiuu in- ii . -.-
suiting engineer ier ine iniiewnig com-
; panics: The llrazil Itailways, Philip-
I pine H.illwav; Missouri Kniisah and
iTexas Itailway ; Uarelina, Cllnehucld
I nnd Ohie Itailway; Cincinnati. New I
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Orleans and Texas rncine naina.v;i rroineuion. ioe. nas ureimui im
' Cnited Hallwavs of Havana; Madeira, ' problem." the Mayer said, adding that
1 Maiuere Kiillwnj (Ihnill), an well as the llroeks High License Law and de
I innny i tln-r railroads. i cisiens of the Courts were such n- te
! In 11I1S he was appointed L'ederal make the police of the city virtually
i ndinlnistrntUe engineer for Penuslvn- i
ii I it . and it was shortly after that his
health forced him te retire from ncthe
practice.
He was a member of the following or
ganization.! : Member and niiuiager of
Krnnklin Institute: member nnd direc-
j ter Kngineers' Club of Philadelphia;
i American Mnstcr Mechanics' Assei ia-
tlen; American Society of Mechanical
Kngineers; Mnstcr Car Builders' Asso
ciation ; New Yerk Itnllrend Club and
tlie National Oregraphic Society.
He was the author of a number of
textbooks new in use by engineering
societies nnd colleges.
"MAYOR ACTS TO
U S INTEREST IN 1926 FAIR
U . ) AJ.V 1 1VUX iI - x x "" v
Redman Wanamtaher If ill Re Asked te Represent Acie Yerk
and Kdivard Bek Philadelphia in Nationalization of Project
Hy. OKOKOK
The Sesqui-Centeiinlal has com
menced te ninkii headway.
r.vidence of this is fiirtlicem.ng in the
preposition te nationalize the project,
te remove It from a purely local atiuos atiues
phere and endow it w'th a breadth uiul
scope that will attract universal atten
tion. At the Inst meeting of tin) directors
it was divided te invite tlie appointment
of nine representative and progressive
men from six large cities te co-operate
w'th and act as members of the beard.
They will outline the scope of the
enterprise and tlie best method of car
rying It te a successful completion. ,
T iiiiderstiinil that two names have
alreailv been decided upon, M.i.ier
Moen, having the uppeiutlng power,
though lie will deter te the beard In the
selection of the remaining seven.
Itiidmnii Wiiiiaiuiiker, new Deputy
Police Commissioner of New Yerk. Is
te represent that citv, and Milliard B"k
Is te be Philadelphia's special repre
sentative. Spread Werd In ISurope
Mr. Wannuiaker, who 1ms been In
llurepe, has been in III health for a
short time. 'Mr. Bek. who lias been
spending tlie summer in the Netherlands
with ills fnmll.i, arrived home n few
weeks age.
Mr. Bek partlcnlurlv has been deeply
'uterested in the exposition project.
During his visit te tlie Netherlands lie
succeeded In Interesting Us Oevcrument
lifthe enterprise.
Majer Moere has taken, In the eti
niitn of far-seeing observers anil well
vvlsheis of tlie Sesiiii-centennial, the
proper step te uatioual'ze the enter
prise by this action. It will Insure
wider co-operation and will stimulate
outslde Interest In the project which,
while essentially Philadelphia's, in
irnilty hi lungs te tlie liallen,,
Tin, cities tentatively suctfebtcd for
fflubltc
PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1921
HANDS ID, SAYS
Tells Ministers Recent Action at
Polls Shows People Want
Gang Rule
HITS MAGISTRATE SYSTEM;
FINDS MORE POLICE NEEDED
A warm defense of his Administra
tion and a statement the public is eil-
ilcntly 'iitistied. through their net ley at i
the neils, witii gans jnisisures, is til
burden of a letter written by Mayer
.Moere tedav te the Kcv. Samuel Z.
P.atten. secretary of tin: Department of
Sncliil IMucntien, American. Ilaptlst
Publication Sifclcty, 1701 Chestnut
street. '
Last Monday the P.nptM ministers
presented the Maer with a set of
resolutions covering the banditry and
eutluwrv they clnimeil te be rife in this
citv, criticizing the miigbtrnte sjstem
nnd tlie nlleged lack of police pretec-
tle. . . , . ,
' The Mnyer'K letter sajs the Adminis
tration is doing Its utmost te step nil
violence nnd law-breaking in tins city
in it "common-sense" fashion.
Calls Hotly Net Wholly Informed
"Such a distinguished body as
veurs," )-as the Miner's letter, "and
simllnr large and iiilluentiul groups
that should be willing te co-operate
with the Mayer ere unfortunately net
wliellv Informed as te many phases of
law enforcement or nre Indifferent te
legal conditions nnd limitations for
which they nrc in part responsible.
Speaking of the police department,
the Mnver called attention te the fact
that there are only about 1000 police
men in Philadelphia, which is all that
Council hns appropriated money for.
He nl-e asserts tl.ere arc about four
iliniiMiml IniHe-liiill permits issued each
jenr in Philadelphia, and if there was a
policeman assigned te each of these there
wmilil lie noun for IlllV Ottier Werk, lie I
Uays there is a wtul need for five Hi ti- i
drcil or a thousand mere men. mmniB U0iuh en Old Yerk read from Willow
that the police here nre 'as able ami -rve.
courageous ti body of men tin are te be, Tll, t.fl,,ttlI.e ,V11S lllllp llll() n scel.0
found in any large city in the '"try. nf spectators, who had been in the po
lio also makes It -lear net her l.e H, , , ti,m. ,,,,. '
Myer nor the Director of Public htifetj . 1 1 i-cn crli - were grouped en the biwn in
nan nie rigni. 10 uppeiui. .. I"""'"'."' "
wiiiiuui. iiiu in-uiimiuii " '- "'
Service Commis-sien and could net ills-,
clinrge witbut the approval of tlie same ,
body or the courts. i
Says Council Holds the Purse
. . .. -.!. i ... !....
,C nfKe(j lllc 1U1I1IMC1H IO n lliemur. , .p.,..fi
..........ji ..10i(iH the purse strings," and!,.,''''
KWTr.
air't;!.1". u't Kl
every Sunday basebnll gam. and cveV
crap same, there would be none for any
ethcr duty.
III commenting en the ministers' com-
. I
nlt,t iinnlnst the nlimbfil- llf UlltOlllO-
in cemineniini; en iin-niuiisiurs i-uiu-,
, bilea. the Mayer slated 'that the streets I
i of tlie city were laid
out li Vlllluii. i
Penn and at that time wider than nn i
citv world. At tlie present, lie said,
thev appear narrow due te tlie tie- '
mendeus Intlux of aiites' which there "
was no way of anticipating. He said
.i.... .-..l. it.ii neil .1,1,. In !VniwK-'i.
uiui Mini inv.i. ii..r ........ v--"
inn. mere iniiu iw,. ei iuui u--
Philadelphia streets, it was net strange-
that such accidents would occur ecca- i
slenally despite any effort te prevent!
them.
powerless in coning witli the situation
Tlie complaint aga!nt the magis
trate s stem meets with tli" hottest re
ception of all. The Mayer as from
the first ills Adm'iiistrntieu has stoe.i
against tlie system and added that then
were but few magistrates who could he
relied en te sit in tlie Central Station,
tlie one ever which the Majer lias per
sonal control, te handle a "arlety of
all-around creeks and held them te jus
tice rather than be held up te the sym
pathy of tlie unthinking or the inlliience
of politicians." He .said that this mat
ter lias nothing te de with the present
Administration.
AWAKEN
NOX McCAIN
the honor aie New Yerk, Philadelphia,
Chicago, St. Leuis, Snn Francisce and
possibly New Orleans.
Open New Headqiiiirtirs
Pur-mint te the action of the Beard
en Tuesday te remove the centennial
heiidiiiartefs from the City Hall. Du
r"ll Sinister, secretary te the Mayer,
this morning engaged one of the small
ball rooms at the Bclleuic-Slr.itferd as
-ermauent headquarters.
The immediate need of tlie under
taking just new is money. Then- is
scarcely enough muds in the ticn.siiry
te pay the ai'tins s.s-ietarv nnd teneg-
nipher who cempriM- the cMsutive sinff
uji te the jir.-sciit. It is n pitiful show
ing. By this time n publieiti stuff should
be nt work, the malls flooded with allur
ing llteratuie and a corps of empleyes
at high tension disseminating iuforuia iuferuia
tinn. As lllis been tepcatedly pointed out
it will be Impossible te Interest the
National (SevcruuuMit until some inter-
I est is illsphijed by Philadelphia it elf.
net merely a sentimental interest, hut
an expression of tliinucliil falib.
.Must Appeal te Public
Mayer Moere Is confident that the
si .0(10,000 te be lalseil hi subscription
as an evidence of Philadelphia's faith
in the Si'sipd -Centennial will be
promptly furthceming. Within the
next sixty days there should be enough
funds lu tlie treasury te get tlie weik
sta-ted.
It is recognized new that valuable
time has been lest There lias been
plenty of talk, but little action
The selection of Mi. Wnniimukcj- and
Mr. Bek will awaken confidence. It is
tlie first indication of concrete nctlvity
I understand Hint definite announce-'
mint of the selection of Messrs. Wnnn.
maker and Ilek will be deferred until
belh ircntleuicfl have siEiiilleil their
wllllnne;r- te eWcptftUe aiipeliitmcnt.
BUSINESS TIDE TURNED,
SAYS C00JJDGJE MESSAGE
Vice President Discerns upward
Swing of Industrial Pendulum
Bosten, Oct. 20. (By A. P.) -There
Is a definite turning of the tide In
the business nnd Industrial activities of
the country, Vice President Unlvin
Coelldge said in a message te tlie Hos Hes Hos
ten Chamber of Commerce, rend nt Its
opening uHsenibly luncheon today.
"TIiIh upward -wing of tile business
pendulum 1h clearly detined te these who
enn read the tiemie signs of the
times," Ids message said. "It is the
bank, the railroad, tin pnstnffiec, tlie
mill and the field, nnd it cull for a
spirit of optimism nnd mi attitude of
elt-rcllant forward-locking confidence
en the part of the business men of the
country.
"Te no section of the country Is this
of mere importance than te New ICng
lnnd. It in at once tlie duty and lb"
opportunity of tlie bushies men of New
I'.ugl.iud te crystallize this spirit of
business optimism into tlie conduct of
tlieii QfTalrs ( tlie einl that tlie entire
economic life of the Natien mnj
Im:
Mpeedlly retnnied te Its rightful cendl-
ilen of preaperity.
IN 14-MILE CHASE
Buckshot Doesn't Step Them,
but Abington Police De Race
On at Buckingham
THEY TEAR BY POSSE
Tliree young Philadelphia?! r.ere a
rested at Abington, at midnight, ns meeor-bandit
suspects, after u fourteen
mile clinsc.
Detected in tlie effort te break into
n Buckingham gnrage, tlie )l(. (seaped
in a hail of buckshot and revehcr bul
lets. Telephone calls breuglu nut sub
urban citizens and Abington police.
Tlie linale came dinctlv in front of
thp Ablngteii police station when Chief
T.CVPP IMlfl two ltnrtfilfmin 1, 1.1. .Im... ,
I0VelvprKi ,i:it(,(, thf) mr'n I((. n jne
w1(ll n ,,0iir(, ,nteri i,u.i, two pn-
.,l.,.nI1 ,,.,-,, -i,i:, ...i.i.:.. mn
r,Pt of tl( ,!,.,.; Mlsne,,,M nf,r. fjnsi.
lient of the station house. Penring
possible sheeting
til? hv 1 lit kHet-iOftc I MWi.f
10VPr er,Icr(v lt , , ;
()f ,,. M,l' eul
The men are.sfd ene the names of
Hubert McOnrmick. Thirteenth stieet
near Diamend: Ueerge P.. Owens. Nine-
treet near ( urn bei-'nml. mwt
"' .ja. Inn.' ami
LtUv, Vr vn,,,,,r? t",, :r)
i ,,' , J",?' " , ,V tt,! Vi U'WU ' rl'K'C'
i T" '' J0 - V , ' ,"'" , ,
,, ", ,!',' '"' l V !"' ' ".' .Pff"r! U'"S
liilllle te bree t Me II
" hifinelil &
,,,.,.,
.'.""" KUagC. opposite t
' ItMleritl
,7?, '"' '.'".
at liui-kineiiarn. Tin. m-.i.
' "-"--' i.i-iu-ii ine uierts te
t-uce r ii - 1
' "" l """. "r1""'" 'in mi Ives v ith
"""'" 'lIltl n-.u..- I in;- s:ur,,.i
' '' iron th.-ir he.-.,..
- lr.,',Pt if;wai. the gaiai:e
J "e three men jumpe ' in
a -u-ss the
r i
i untlminl en -ttr !.,,,.,,
ilium
qpMAxnRQ DCCJ1IIIC rrieu-r
etWH I une nCOUIVIt rlbH I
QN PROVISIOW flF TAY Rll I
u" Ur IHDILL
; Penrose Hopes for Unanimous Con
sent Agreement Soen
Washington. Dei. 'Jn i B A. P. i
'Previsions uf the T.i I!---.-ion liill.'r-v
empting from taxation pm turns of tlie
, incomes f foreign tinl-rs nnd foreign
I Hade corporations demed from suun-."-,
outside of the I'liited State-, were be
fore tlie Senate atmin le.lnj
Opponents of thes, inowsieiis, led by
Senater LiiFellette, ar niniiiing their
efforts te have them trh-k. n out.
Despite the tight en these sections
and ethers jet te he considered, t'huir-
man Penrose, f t, s,.ml,. n,,,,,,,.,,
1 I ommittre, ,n.s net given up hope 0f
'obtaining a unanimous lensent agree-
' meat for a final en tin- bill the
last of next Week. He said ledll lie
planned te as!, j,.r
within a day or t
in ii an agreement
t tl.e hill hns
"' tent hasi
'lie tax pre-
111 till- I WO links i I
been before the Set ..-.
' been renched .mlj ..n
i vision that iciitiii- in ti .uisiioi-iiiiien
Besides the iiiipei tniii .idiuiiil-tratiii
Ms-tiens, prm isieii j. te he in ted in, en ,
include the income t.ie. normal ami
surtaxes, corperati.ni iai'. estate j
taxes and the unions e-cnlnd nuisance I
excises. '
The Smoot 1...1 i ii'.,-ui.-i is tn also
is yet te be i oils , i,.,. Siniinient for!
It again aiipareiitl.v is ( u the Increase. ,
HUNT MOTORIST: HIT GIRL, 3
Driver of Car Takes Child te Hos Hes
, pital and Then Gees Away
Abington iie'i.-c : r. liiiug te locate
an autoniebilist win. i responsible for
serious injuries t.. Lilian Kniiuie.
tliree-year-elil dauuhli r i a store
keeper at It.isl.in. mai liiulil...
The child wa iiin.n-: In l.e st,-,-,..
when stru.k bj the in. hine and sus - '
tallied a finciiiie .-t tie skull. The I
.!.:... ..it it i.i. i . .1
hi mr .'i i ue mu- ni h - n iii14 tliiir ami
fikuititfl ! I,.. i. : i . . .
... I,lu,il... ,,, , ' , , , .,,,., "'""'
for a ipiiik mu t- iin- Ahingteii Hes.
...t. nn- iiii.ii i-i i,.i- in.ii'iuii,. VVIllCIl
struck the luld be i.- in a hiirhlv uerv
nis condition nnr the m-i Idem.'
In the excitem. i neither the child's
fa'ber nor anv et tin- witiicses f ,,
accident obtained tl" mine of the nio nie
ii.rlst. McKeevvn ibii ninkc a uiemoraii uiemeraii
diilii of the liceiisi iitimhi nnd bj this
hi ll II... .1.. ... .. ... t l.l.. ..
iiii'i'iuiu ine siiiiiiriuiii )uii
make an arrest.
expect te
''HOW I BECAME
A MOl'lE STAIC
That's the title of u ,. mev,(,
serial which begins teia.v op t.
Daily Mevie .Mngnylne Pup.
It tells of ii sumll town gri wjm
Is crazy te go In the mnvlen, i,llt
never expects te hnie the chance
Then -out iif a clear ski-'.sh0
finds herself in the middle 'f lni,
exciting Miidln life. 1 tlie )-,.,.
thnt fellow she emis te kiievi- the
eys nnd sorrows of ihe read te fame
IIKOIN IT TODAY
ON PAON (I
NAB
THREE YOUTHS
Sfedger
Pubii.h.d uaiintw,;,
BRIIISH-AI
CO-OPERATION FOR
PEACE,
-l
President Believed te Have
Abandoned Plan of Rival te
League of Nations
Y0RKT0WN SPEECH SHOWS
LEANING TOWARD ENGLAND
i; CIJNTGN w. iiuu;in
I s ,tr ( nir-H'Himlrnt Ihriilns I'lil.tle l.n'iErr
Cem, ,.if. ' ". hj V, ul'.r Ut-lJir r - ,pau
V...I.!.,..(mi (let- "O. Kretll his
-. . ri.i,,,.-,, uneerli It Is iiiinnrcnt tha
'resident IlnnUNig leeks f' Hrltish
American co-operation rathnr ihnn te
I lie forming "f any new League of Na
tions te preserve tlie peace of the world.
. It is doubtful if he has In mind niiy
longer that the league of ieh will
convert itself into sem kind of orgnni ergnni orgnni
'.iitieii of which the Cnited Stntes ma
b.-cenin n part, or that it will giM- way
te aiij sort of formal uswriatiim hav
ing u constitution or cevenntit of a
character that will make American par
ticipation possible.
I Tlie future of international associa
tion is vague ami liable te change, cs-
pecinllv as the ilisarmmaeiit conference
I ureei-eds. but tic- President new seems
i inclined te build ureund the loosely or
ganized Supreme Council anil ureund
meetings of nntiens like the one te be
! lielil here in November, rather than te
U'l-ect u ii' w and timr" closely knit te-icet'.iM-
,reaiiiz.itien lilt'- the present
I.engil".
i Nc ltiul ' I-eaguc
I la spite of official deiii'il-. lierc. it
is s'.ispccied linn :li- iMci.i repl.iing te
all ceninniiiiciitim. "i "he prcent
T.eiiL'iic. which had I" ",i 1 nig ignored.
I n.irl; -l new re e-'l.if inn that
I.eagi i- has a per. ...! i.i pluv.': in ue
si heme et tilings. een wieuisii nur-
iniirttry lias no Intention te become a
member of it. Ne organization in any
si nsp n rivnl of it is likely te be set up.
if present plans de net change.
Probably Mr. Harding chose the
orUtev. ii occasion an importunity te
indicate definitely nnd piib'iely te the
ltritl-li (fevernment. 1 e.'erc the gnther
.. ., ... i . . f... t.i....
1112 el tie ueiesiui iiere in ii ii-inir
ten iil idea thai tie- trusteestiip et i
preserving civilization, as h- called It. '
w.is prlinari'v an Arglo-Suse!-. concern
ami ntilv spVendnrllj a Prench-Japa- 1
nee nnd Italian leiicern. t
It is an open rn t he.-f that both ;
ie ii mi .Mr. iripnes nuve e.-in uisiip-
pointed at tlie failure et the isntlrii
(lOMM-nm.-iii I" np ii-e.-i' h .nis (luvern
ment with tin' utmost frankness and
S!X.,M " ""
v,,,,,,,,,, Mnmi tMms '
T1' ' A.,..ii.istratl.m . ...il.l i.et re.p.ui.l
'" ' " P-dtMi hiiggesti-.n of a pnllm-
!' cnfercice be,ee the two ,i-
niideni in preparing for the coining
tieii iii I.i nd'ii. liming invlteti vari
ous nt In i- i,ieal nation le inct here in
, Wn-iii.r.:-''!-. it wis f.-'i that it would
1. ,,!.. i,into s epenlj te i.-ncli nn iin-
di ri-ini il.ng !.'. lii-at Itritulii ill .nl-
an -.
l'.'.t tin-ii. i il'- was impossible. i) j
Cieieriim. i.i miii-s what is culled otH etH
cially n laviiic of the yards en the table
be both ifelf and (ireat Britain, se
that betii can work together In the ut-
Cenllnunl en Tiire Twrnli. Column Sit
BACKED FOR BERLIN ENVOY
Congressman Houghten, of New
Yerk. Expected te Be Ambassador
Washington. i -' i Pi A P. i -Pri-siileii,
II. in. ns. ii i- for Ameri
can Ainhassiider ' lier-iianj , a imst
. i-xpei list le lie lillid mi nf'er '-chr.llgi-
of nil itlt'.ti tun- of ine Treat of Berlin,
I was iinuerMoed miini te lime narrowed
den n iirlualli te lui Id .layiie HIM.
1 teriiier An.. Ti. nn AiuIm -stider te ihni
; count n. nii.l I! pr-i-eniatiie Alans, m i.
Houghten, of Corning. . Y.
, These in lenHi with tin- iiicnen ex
I pri sh belli-1' thin iin' p"i would go
te Houchteii inn1 would be ilie mill im
! pertnnt dipl i.i - .!, -iiu.U'cnt of tlie
I preeni A I'nii in itie'i ai'"iil'd te tin
i Kinpiie Male
Dr. Hill i 1. 1 I.i visited r.irnpi- and
v as iiiid te be n-ii U-i l i rieiislj- bj
l-u-.d, , ; . . - r . i 1 1 . liu-lie m-i',
l.irg. 'v Ihiiii- s ',,,,; , .i M,.n,.,'.
iiriil i.n.,n--rlnii. .1 nlulu . Ii, nn .eiiIh.
IiVc llnlllll.'ll li.ls Im I l .ilieil for
the ,n i In M niilur WniNvinrth uiul
Ciihlei- and iharli I). Ililies, K.-publi-can
Niitieral Cemuiittci niiiii.
RICAN
HARDINGAIIV1
STRIKE CAN BE SETTLED BUT NOT POSTPONED,
OPINION OF RAIL BROTHERHOOD LEADERS
CHICAGO, Cct. 20. The piebpective lail strike cannot et pot pet pot
yeued. but it can be stttltil. Thib wns the opinion of tin. "Big
Teut" biutheihoed chief t, and the presiiU-m of tin. Switchmen ",
Union after a. cent'd nice this morning, at which, it was, Unnied.
they had ceu.idi.itd till peaslble phn3'.a of ilu aitu.uieu c tlu-y
may be pn.s.nt d at Die meeting this aftcii-.eun with the Uiu'td
Statts Eailie.ul Lubui llumil.
MAJOR BIDDLE DENIES CLAIM OF WOMAN '
Sweeping' dcnini-- aie made by Majer Antheiiy
Bickllv in his atlKl.ivU et defense liled in Court t Common PU-a.s
Ne. -1 today te tin .r.it iccently brought again.! him by rieuiKe
YnbU Hngau, it ei "Fhiladelphia Jnik" O'Uiicu, tin. ui.u.i
pugihet Mis. H.ig.i.; -.ii-cl Mr. Biddle tut .1 ic- et 20,000 Ki
iiof.sieiiil - i .-i .." alligul te have lin-u uudcitd m ,viial
in 11 ti. i u. tlie uu.i iiuji'itjut being a ae.c.illc.i ncsiiKlljiitieu will.
Ins wife .iltci .ui tetiaugcuieut.
WOMAN TAKES POISON. DIES
Ledger en North Hutchinson Street
i.cie kbeJlllluCIll
Vra iici ltemnsi ii. tlit'v vinrs old,
who had a room at lL'tr.' North llutihin
ou str.-ii I'ln! t. C.ildnn's
lloiiieepnthic Hospital at I :i.'il e'i Incl,
i)ns nierning after diinki.ig . I . . t r Is- of
poison at iiililniglit bisi nijjht
Mi. Fiiiinie Sumiiii-rsti.ln, proprietor
ei tin' ri'eiiuiiK iieusi , sniii ii,,- wiimiiu
had had a room thire fm the last two
weeks and had ben icr.i quiet and ap.
pcared despeiuleiit N relntli-es or
friends et tlie woman could be found
.i - .
4Vnrdin.it flibbeiiH urctd all CutiiaUes
wX ih. M.nu.i ei iTir.r.-du, 'ueuc
fl
Ttnr by Mall.
Lloyd Geerge Cunnily
Settles Church Dispute
Springfield. III., Oct. 20.-(llv A.
P ) - Contrevcrsj ever the religious
tifnllnflen of Da. Id Med (leeigc
who litis been claimed here by both
Disciples of Christ and Ilaptlsts.
was settle d teilny by Mey.l Geerge
liimsilf. utter the manner of n Solo Selo Sole
mon, cheesing neither the one nor
the ether, but -luiming them both.
In n lettei ri'Hpenilliig te a ipivrj .
the Jlrilish Prime Minister wre'e
that ii'- "is a memlref the Dlscipe
of Christ, but attends the Kaitit
Cliapel." Ttie controversy started
several months age when Springfield
Ilaptist-i di'inurreil nt wh.it they
called presumption en tin- congress
of tin- DNciplis of Christ I.i claim
ing I.lewl (ii urge as a member "f
that deiiotiiiliutieo
i LIVELY TO BE GIVEN
"JERSEY JUSTICE
11
Prosecutor te Fight "Guilty"
Plea for Fear Slayer Would
Escape Chair :
MASQUERADED AS WOMAN
I.f'liis
I iwl N'cgre murderer of
wWft.?ra""w
heven--.uir-i.hl Mathilda Itusse. et - - - " -."sen., ....-.
Moei-i-siowi. will tereii- .lersey ius- optimistic tnal a strike would be
tin-. Pres. ..,.,. k.-'ki-. antieuiiceil te- , avurted as lirotherheod chiefs con
din fun' I..-."! will net be allowed te. . . ., ,. . P ...
li'iiul i;it " vened prier te a eDnfurence with
gi.lt.
'I In- r aeii i- li.nt it might be pos-
ilile ilire,.i:li
i.l ...j.lit.IiMillr es let ' .
'iiiu re . S'-.ipe tlie eb-ctric clinir en a
guilt. pl"n i. .iil- tin- evidenii' is se
emtA lielin-Tis ngn'list llltu en the ,e
theiLMiiiti eleii that the chair is the only
se.-it.-lice tiillt iili .lllilge call gl e nun.
Prosecutor K.-lsey said today that tlie
ten. per of the people is he high tiiet any
sentence hut diatli would probably I
bring about disorder of a serious :i'i- ;
tuie In fact tlie fenr of a ij ncl.ing
is sti 1 in the minds of the county effi-
..n'u t.l .. .. nil i.i- urn .if de'erniineil
men mid a pile of sawed -off shotguns
tell m itly of what will happen if any
i u .-h atti-n.t.ts fi
ti atten.pts te .lerni ine ja.i.
i.iven niiinnii .e v mini) i.i.-. ,i..-
Piuk-r last night that he had 1 n inns-
e icrading as ,i wiiite woman around
Hrldg'-Nni mid Vineland for the last six
weeks.
Weman (inve "Tip"
.,.,. ..,., ,,,.. ,,.;., t, :,ed
1 1.11S. ..11 .III". in-'. "
known -if ''ils after heirs told by a
woman who :ncw Live y well, and
that police of all tie towns in that
p.'iglib.nl'einl were en tlie lookout for
1 iin and hi --aptiire would only have-h'-en
r. .ii.ttttr of hours.
P-.rl'e- 'n-'l the e,i- nl'-li de-,, riptl' n
of Li elj's- ilfcj-s a in said i.e mi.! In en
knev u around Hriilcet'.n ns "n strange
v.enmti w).i e"1.mI lilte .i creek."
"Se-.cal -lee'ile ha'! ii..ti.-ul til0 pe
culiar loe' lug wemnn." Det.cti ii
Parker -al 1. ' and from tlir
first 1 fe i
J he whip-
i-i.ilii that, it v ii Livei; .
til' lia-" ici:e.-t en te lie (IS a rtlt
er
llishih dressed whit" woman of
meked apir-uinn.-e. 'Slle' was drese.
in a short black skiit. a 'Charlie hut.
wine shirti aist. silk stockings, and
"nr- a blnck ve ! folded double ntn'
coining down juit bflew 'her' ejes.
"Aside ft mu being a stranger, "sl-c"
f-rt att-acted attention l.y wearing a
1 .r u. smli Let wentlu-r that practi- '
call ( erv etlur ".run in Ilridgiteli
,ieni iioeut bare)', inli'il
TI -,' Liiel C'-'itm .-d 1. s -vemnn's
i imtln-n-ii n I' t Ineii-. I '-l-mn Te't
i
WASHINGTON FEELS QUAKE ,
Seismic Disturbance Lasting Twe
Hours Recorded In Observatory
Washington. Oct IM - i B A P i
Proneuiici .1 enrtiniiake shock- begin
ning nt 1 -1" A M nnd continuing
until .; e i ii K n eve r cerde I enrli te-
dm nt tie li.-.rgetev. n I'luvrrsity sejs.
uiegraphtciil obi-erinteri .
The i en r of the ilisiurbanee was
. tiniiit'ii nt utm i' linn i.iiles from
Washington
Heuse Rejests Bracken's Claim
W.i'.hingti n. 1 1 Liu i Ii) A. P i
Without a il's. nti u .it,, thf Heiie
tedav thr"i ei.' ii- . liiiiu of .lenu l'.
BriK-keii. of Pitt i.urgl that he wn
elected Kcjircs, n-uiiie at-Large from
Pctins) Iwinin M Slxti -si vt-ntli
Congress,
FIXER
J. D.ixi. i
SMOKES ON TROLLEY: FINED
Costs Youth $8.50 te Try Out N
Pipe
ft cost p,,ul Si.lrlin, .r, , ,Ki,tM
ars old, 11)11 C'i,.,t,.,,t I,,., t, s ,-,,,
smoke ins in w- ,,!, vU',,v,
I.
i.tev. trel!e ,-ai- ,.;lr) tli.s morning.
1 Magistrate Pt f t'ie Twentieth
nii-et and Iliiuiliig Park nieiiue stn
il"ii. iiresented the hill in the form of
-i line of s.i and cmm or live dnvi, In
jjii-iiiunciiiT sain ne uui riot Ult
i "Is e out because the nniiil,i.-i. ,i;,i
r uui uccainie rue romlucter
t nbk him tejn a manner which
- -..A 1 .. .
uln(' "bl; l,il" isKin a anner which
"'considered cenflVmdnJy.
vl
NIGHT
EXTRA
PRICE TWO CENTS
Brotherhood Leaders Meet Pre
paratory te Session With
Laber Beard Today
P. R. R. DEFENDS REFUSAL
TO ADHERE TO RULING
Statement by President Rea
Presented te Federal
Wage Tribunal
ELEVEN UNIONS MARK TIME
New Walkout Vete Ordered for
Shep Crafts of Pennsyl
vania Lines
Latest Developments
in Railroad Situation
.... , , .
the Laber Heard.
Tii--- P. R. It., befeic the Laber
Heard, defended its refusal te obey
a heard decision en sliep-erafts
elections.
:nferstate Commerce Commission
decisions are imminent en pending
cases cencerninp; freight rate re
ductions. Chairman McCherd con
sulted President Harding.
' Eastern reads advertised for men te
I fin the places of strikers if a walk
lit IN HOPE
JO MOID STRIKE;
CHIEFS CONFER
out occurs.
The eleven "standard" unions held
conferences nt Chicago te for
mulate a policy.
Western rnilread executives wilj
meet tomorrow te discuss strike
plans.
Railroads have decided te operate
pasBenKer, mail and milk trains
first in event of a strike.
The American Railroad Men's As
sociation appealed te the unions te
call off the threatened strike.
The shop crafts of the Pennsylvania
lines will take a new strike vote.
j Rnilread stocks are strong and there
I . ,
are no signs ei a nurry in tuv
market due te the proposed strike.
Bj the Associated Press
hicage. Oct. '-'0. -Chiefs of the Big
I -ur brotherhoods nnd the Switch
nen's Colen arrived this morning nn-1
went into conference prcparaterj te
their meeting this afternoon with the
I'nfted Sia-os Uiulrend Lnber Beard.
I 'nln n hcadrjuarteis m eptlinistlc.
and then was a strong! evident feel
ing that then- would be no strike iiulev
something unexpected occurs te disrupt
t . conference this nfternuen
Present ut the union conference were
Warren S. Stene, grand .siief of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Ilnginccrs .
L. K. Shcjipurd, president of tlie Order
. Kuilivay Conductors, W. (', Lee.
i president of tlie Brotherhood of Hail
read Trainmen; Vv'. S Carter, president
of tile Brotherhood of Iyoceinoiive Fire
men nml Ihiginemrn, and T C. ('ashen,
president of the Switishmen's I'nien of
Neith America.
".staml.ird" I'niens M.irK 1'imn
Theeleii-n '-staniiiii'd" iiiiieii mnrked
tune ted ly nwalting tin- outcome of the
Laber Benn! meeting. While a few of
thiir general chairmen met te discuss
strike pliips, th majority crowded the
1 "armg rooms of tin Laber Beard te
t - e the lVniis)U-nTiia Itail.:n! cited fei
failure te obey tlie beard's orders.
Th- Peiinsjivania, il mngl. C l
lltserniiin. t: n nl eunsrl, i n sentei
te th L.ilmr Beard n lei.fiu tnteninnt
I signed hv I'residi-i.t S.in ui 1 iteu. Pt
jt'iig forth fie vead'H i.ii.eiis for refu
! .i k t" "in; Iv -vitli tlie Imnnl'M order
Mid call a new ctKtieii of implores
committee,.
The beard k. aside a previous nlw-
iieu iMvium- no ri.ne iillnvv.-il the men
I te vote enlv mi iinliv idiinls. while tlie
' f' ileiuted siiie. crufts insisted the nam"
,it il. -ir li.i-nl 'leuhl nprx,!!' as u com
. Iliittr,..
,lr. Km s-tuteinent aul that the
ytien r.ii-ni the iii'st,,n whether
eiiiileii-t reiri-.iiitaiien phm d
V.' p.-i b) the loud slu.illil be nnpnlrsd
(Mid Its usefulness lurgi-ly lcsre)ed bv
ileiilliig with ihes,. vin, lelvii-ateil n
i b.Ki-d she;. the sympathetic strike and
limiini urn of eiimut in fiiiiuing rules
cevi-rniii'; oi,i-i-ntieii
1 i-di-ral i mil i el "
if the '.hops during
tlueslluii P. . It. Itejircsentatlve
The ribs feunuliih d while the Oer
' I nnii-nt dincted th lead, irdin-ed tlie
i utput ei hop labor nt ,enst J15 pin-
i
nt th - sti lepu-i.t d '.u pi!
Ben W I loom i ....eln member of
t'.e Lab,. I- Beii'd 'Viiiiind Mr I IImmi-
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