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Published Dallv KxceM Sunday. SuWrlPtlen Pr Irt a Ttnr by Mall.
Ceprlnht 1021. by Pub'lcl I-edeer Company
VOL. yill. NO. 34
Entered as Sccend-Clmi Matter at the Poslemce nt rhllndelphla. Pa.
Under the Act of March 3. 18TB
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1921
PRICE TWO CENTS
GHflRLESEWTEHS
PICTURESQUE VIRGINIA CADETS
GRAIN RATE GUT
IS ORDERED BY
STRIKE ON TEXAS RAILROAD BEGINS
RAN ANTONIO, TEX.. Oct. S2.--Thc btrilsc en the Interim
tlruul i) nd Orcnt northern Railroad began today Twe huwlna
ii -v fifty brakininn walked out en th S.m Anlonie division
rt'inptly nt noeu Armed gunnl took up ptitrel duty nt the
vardh in Housten ni. 130 trainmen abandoned their weilt tlieu
Operating officials tay till pasnenger train cww.-. will he main
tained, tjte plnceb of the ptrlkr beinp filled iy jiew nvn.
ae
ifEDPEMTS
ie rug here
IJOOOIDflRl
mm
AGAIN,
FEOERflL BOARD
SEEKING
THRONE
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j. S. Agents Charge Floed of
Contraband Liquor Was Freed
Frem Warehouses by Plot
ir
$2,000,000 AS PROFITS
M BROKERS' UUMMISblUIMb
Six Alleged Bootleggers and
Twe Ex-Enforcement Officials
Held in Heavy Bail
LOCAL FIRMS ARE VICTIMS
0O,OOO Gallens of Rum, Sup
pesedly for Reputable Firms,
Went te "Beeze Sellers"
rmmr&r "?SK .fSr m-ar twz:jx .i.m . ,..'-".-J-m --' "'"
m- i.mmmi. imm i mum 1 1 jkq-Jm
Interstate Commerce Commis
sion Directs Reduction en
Freight in West
AVERAGE OF 16 PER CENT,
FIRST DOWNWARD STEP
Arrests Premised Here in
Chaii-Vp of Dry Offices
WaOilimt"". Oct. 2L (I)y A.
p.) Arrets mi charges 01 iirincry
tnd cmi'imar-j te lolnte the prp prp
hibitlen laws "ie expected te be
Bimle wlthm t'"1 "t few (1n's in
Jfcw YerK, Philadelphia iind Haiti Haiti
,Sierc, It was announced tedny at
'prohibition headquarters.
The . M. I. football team which will meet IVnn en Franklin Field this afternoon arrived here this morning.
Iho photographer snapped a quartet of the Southerners In front of their hotel. They arc, right te left, Captain
Summers, Costelo, Harrison and Shannen
CADETS WILL GIVE
Mem than ."00,000 g-illens of whisky
nd train nlcel nl have been brought into
Wlaiklnhla lining tlie Inst three
lentks en forced pet nuts, nce.iriling te
inhibition ciifnrci.mnt officials.
Calculate' en ili" 'mm-, of S-'O a gnl-
in a 'eniinm iiiiib f111 ul"
eqld nmmint te SHI 000.000. At retail
would co i' ' a total of ineie than
15,000,000
Tlic Fluted Suites Attorney's ullici
id a witm -s niidy te testify vister-
iy cencci mil',' tin- inside workings of
InUky biel.'iagc '""'. Ht ns net
nt te tin? "-tntul for fi-ir "f "tipping
!" the (ieMTiunriit's hand.
It is known tlurt there me several
gnlzert uieKeis in this city, who
liy be nirctcd Inter, who have dene
Iniiu. business in selling rrniiuulcnt
wilts for withdrawals, 'l'lie iies-
leclive inircliii-cr of whisky or alcohol
flunntuU would go te one nt tlic-i
Itekerq mid )i, v for the il-c of a per
il. The tmilT i uc'cd fiem Nl.i te JS'JO
m en whi-kv, and :'- n gallon en
ilpohel.
A Insli ellidnl t.njnv cstimnlcil Unit
the Inst time m mths about Mi.lMlll.-
had lieen denied en this side-
IOC 01 the vvhN.v business.
Anether levclntien today was that
ie bank 'ueimnts of several men um-
.tcttd mtli the imbibitien service are
ting sen ' i ' i)
'inc I ti'ieil Suites Attorney s etliee,
iwcuting i" ' ii alleged te be member-.
the bunt i" I mi;" charges tbnt
crt T M.i'ei nnd Ilir.im W. IJ-en-
itr, former i ihibltien ofliee empleji s.
re con. iru d In the offensive di-
flOB Of W ! kv Ml violation of tile
1
f, Men Ftim'sli IIcjiw l!.il
Biatcr and Hi liner weie held under
,(K)0 bid late M-iv:dnv by Tinted
tes Ceinini siiini i Iank,.v. Tliei
Itre sent te the I niled State-. Jlnr-
8 effil e fel sife kei nie". het were
t leckt-ll ill .1 ii 11 l.nti'iv nttiii- mm.
Iiferable iffml en the p'nt of their at
irncy, Iml s nlitnined ler tbem nnd
wpted I mMd State-. Cuininlssiener
ng,
CeminlvMeni i M mlcv could net be
Cheil III 7 ii I lei k lllt nlht ulinn n
indluir (nihiiniii umi. .'(moil dull iinu
.mini: te put up the S.-O.one bail.
frefei tin ,1'iii.fs of f'nmmNsieiier
'! WCH nut He hn-, heen ill for
ic ttlllli i4i. itTii iilneli.it mill tiohelil.
N 1 . V.' ' .
w, uu i n iiiiiMile-cilig. Ili lie-
teil the ' . s l iM. (.., f.iriner
InNW(ri ii M.il hmn I. ni In, I,, i.iwii,I
Hljl't i i M inn iiiiik' I'rNen.
elie.mi . uh.1,1 H i.i. I. i. .k.iii
tin tin id ng (,f t',',. two elliciaK
;U HX ( . II i Ii Milimtx In Iikmvi Imil
f reun il i i,,,t in nj minns (.x
"I't tii iiMiinw ,.r ii,,, in,, i
tndal
Arthur 1! ai ' a special ImWt
wr inini , i. iiL'tim Mini tiittn.ti mi
"' ' ' n ill lli'c in PM'fif ml. Imil
nlt ii .1 ,i. t ....., i ,.
t. '"- inn uiuun HI UUIUl'
PENN HARD FIGHT
Coach Heisman Fears Injuries
May Handicap Red and Blue
Against V. M. I.
CLARKE REPLACES DREWERY
Inelhall weather nnd n leal football
ciewd formed an Ideal rnmhinntien for
the lYim-Vlrginiii Military Institute
gninc en rrniiklin Field this afternoon,
l'lie I'enn elieering M-etlen, gtewlng
larger everj Saturday, overflowed from
the south stand into part of the east
taiid long hefeic the athletes made
their appearance.
Several hundred V. M. I. Mtidents.
diessed in their nntt, xnappy uniforms,
('(ciipled the north stand, while n uniall
crowd of nliiinnl pat around the stu
dents nnd made merry with songs and
eh eere.
Conch C'lnrksen, of the Southerners,
announced ene change In his line-up
Hat lie at left end in place of Dicw
erj, the lad who counted a touchdown
against the Ked and lllue Inst jear.
Urewerv is injured.
The Southerner- went out te Frank -lit
Field from the Hellevue-Strntferd
in tnxicabs nnd lest no time In getting
Inte their gridiron teggcr. They
Inistled with chatter in the dressing
room befeie the game, several of the
i tennis leeeuiiting the deeds of the
'Tljing radets" last venr when Penii
was humbled, '27 te 7.
The I'enn plajcrs whistled nnd sang
'n their side of the Held before the same.
1 ut the coaches were net pe hiippv.
Ilelsinan was iilainly worried. "I feel
as though IVnn Is going te have its
bands full this afternoon." he said.
"Yeu knew we have been hnrd hit by
.njuries and this Southern eleven is n
speedy tenm with a threat u minute. T
cannot say that we tire going te win.
hut V. M. 1. will knew thc have been
in a battle when the final whistle
t'eaeli ( hitksen, who lese te the
heights last jear after his team's vic
tory ever IVnn tefused te make any
slntemenl about his team's chances, but
said tlmt be thought it would be a
great light.
O. II. Spruhan, the assistant conch
of the Cadets, whose scouting, according
te Claiksen, wen last j ear's game.'" was
Willi the team, all wreathed in smiles.
SMS OFF TO SEE
GROVER
IN
E'
Albert Hall, Slacker Bergdoll's
Brether-in-Law, Sails With
Closely Guarded Grips
MEN SCARCE, FIRST WOMAN
SITS ON JURY F0R CORONER
Matilda Silverman, Prison Welfare
Official, Gets Apology and $1
City Hull this morning ptesented the
desolate nspect that is usual with it en
Saturdays.
Upstuiis in the Corener's office there
was a little. activity. Frnnk l'uul. the
Cotoner's investigator, "was in n hurr.v
te get through with the impiest. A
count of the jury showed two were mis
ing. A man loitering In the corner was
peiinied upon. That mnde eleven.
Mr. I'aul looked imiiaticntly nt his
watch. "(Je out Inte the corridor," he
said te Geerge Itelnud, his assistant.
Helnnd found Miss Mutilda Silver
man, superintendent of the 1'rit.en Wel
fare Association. He sei.ed her h. the
nriu nnd dragged her into the loom. Miss
Silverman spluttered.
Illlt Miss Silverman vn niisheil into
the jury box. There she sat ter mi hour I 'il111' Heigdnll. notorious .slacker, sailed
doing nothing at all. while occasionally
the ftircmnn rose and said, "We iind
Jehn Dee died of heart disease."
At the end of an hour Miss Silverman
wns handjd an apology and it dollar.
She was the first woman ever te have
served en n Corener's jury.
Decrease in Wages Advocated
in Sweeping Decision Af
fecting Rail Situation
STRIKE IN TEXAS TODAY
R. R. Chiefs and Unions Con
sent te Meet Laber Tri
bunal Wednesday
i
Latest Developments
in Railroad Situation
CONTAIN $100,000, IS RUMOR
Willi every possible piccnutlen te
niiike bis ideutllv anil keep his depar
ture and destination a secret. Albert
Hall, hietber-in-lnvv of (Jrever Cleve-
nt neon lednv fiem Ilobeken for tier
man. Me leff en the IIellnnd-Ainerl-can
liner jcii Amsterdam I
Interstate Commerce Commission
ordered rate reductions en grain
and grain products in the West
averaging 10 per cent.
The low railroad earnings, the com
mission said, should be rectified
by decreased wages.
Railroad unions and executives agree
te obey the Laber Beard order te
appear Wednesday.
Hopes for a peaceful settlement of
the proposed general strike are
brighter.
A walkout is scheduled te begin in
Texas today in defiance of Laber
Beard.
Ily the Asseeiated Press
Washington, Oct. --. In a sweeping
decision involving ttte entire railroad
wage scnles, depression in
industry nnd finances, the Interstate
CYCLONE HITS JAPANESE ENVOYS' SHIP
AliOARD MLAMHIII' KA&HIMA PIAltU. Oct. W.'i. (By
irdie te the A 1'.") A terrific cyclone, chaiactemrl by the ehip'i.
commander. Captain Itsuno. an the worst, in hi-, thirty yenis ex
perknci. at. atu, Thur&duy btnick thie rdilp, rnriyiny. jmeiig etlu-r
paM.uig'ir.1, the principal delegates of fhe Japautbc mihiieu tu tbj
Washington arniauient conference. Prince TkHgiwn bcii et tlij
h,3nMen, narrowly eiicnpcd iujury.
WIRTH CABINET RESIGNS OFFICE-.
POLITICAL
CHAOS IN BERLIN
BERLIN, Oct. 22. The Cabinet headed bv Clnnceller Wirth
i3.ign.d teAny the ytitcemc of the dcrun nt tin Siksiun
boundary by the Council of th". League of Niti.m.. Confcrrnre
bstweeu leaders of ibe. different political pnitni, aie inng nebJ
with the hope of bringing order out of tin- pel I n n I lines wbn-b
e&ain reignii in the capitol.
TODAY'S RACING RESULTS
LAUREL First Clansman, 110, Celtiltt n. 3B,f,Q, 51110,
f-.'J (50, wen: Mece. 1 le, Merris, 35.00, 1 10. . -nd; lliill'nSt R iy,'
110, Ceney, 90 60, third. Time, 108 1-. S1em. Plucky, Cviu
mauiti Celin, Nivhce. Ferest Quern. Simplnty, luiblci ,ui j
Omiti. riltu riu!.
Fermer Emperor Flies te Bur
genland, Where Troops Pro
claim Him King
REPORTED MARCHING ON
BUDAPEST WITH ARMY
Rumer Regent Herthy in Flight
as Legitimist Regime Ferm3
nt Capital
CZECH FORCES MOBILIZING
Hungarian Government De
clares Determination Again
te Expel Erstwhile Ruler
PATTERSONS LOS
$1010 111 J
He wn- mveitlgutcd b.v Department of slttmtien
.justice agents iiefere lie sailed, and was
flll'lells with Inilli.tintif.t, iili.it. 1.,.
agents and newspnper men linnlly get Commerce Commission tedn.v ordered
him bucked un ncniiist i luiMliuiil i n-, the freiclit rntes en urain. crnin tirnd-
his i stateroein and questioned him. I nets nnd Imv throughout I he Western
Unll left rllllailelphlll en the 7 o'clock I i,..if ,,p ti. t-,,1.,.,1 sjinten redneed tie
ilraln fiem Bread Stieet Station this h,llf "f tlus l "it,1 states r.iluml l.j
nieinnig, nnd arrived t the sliii. nlioetn" average ei approximately n. per
MAYOR DECLARES AYDELOTTE TAKES
WAR ON C01II SWARTHMORE POST
Moere Says He'll Expose New Head Hits "Speen Feed-
m -u
I
Heirlooms of Cotten Breker's
Wife Either Stelen Frem Leng
Island Heme or Lest
INVESTIGATION IS STARTED
.Toweled heirlooms valued at nunc
than $1(1.000 disappeared between last
Sunday nnd Wednesday from the South
ampton. j. T . hiiiim ,if f.. f!......
Stuart Patterson. ISl!.'! "l)e ' Lance v
stieet. '
(ieerge Stunit Patterson, n son of C
Stuart Patterson, widely known hanker
and lawyer, this afternoon minlmi.eil
he less of his wife's jewelrv. lie said
II wns lest nnd that he could net up
picilnmte its value.
Mr. Patterson is a member of the
cotton brokerage firm of (lenrge II. Me
I adden & Hie. The missing heirlooms
iecnlrthe m.vstei ieqs disappearance a
ii - - v i 1 1 1' ( rr-s nt w i ii iiiiii
(iinllnm-il en Tiiu-e Thirteen, feliimn Twe I V. "' VP" IV..." ,'"".""" pearl neeUline
. iii'in i lie i i anevn i
I II I leelc. III. f.firiifiil s.i..,n..,l l,,.n....
bag . which he jealously guarded. In
niisMcr te a peinthlank question ns te
er lie was ctiir.viin: SI .0(10 tn
win I
tent.
Netice was given the enrr'ers t lint
the commission expected the reductions
lieinianv with him. h.. sni.l I,.. - ,...i, te he put into effect immediately and
tnk'iig nleng an erdiuniy amount. " anil ' bv November li') nt the latest and that
"" ' ,N, '"" m ""K1" '"' " 'ordinary the low state of
amount' te him. . . , ... .,
lie will see (i ,-ever Ilergdell in C.er- wh,ch 1('(l '" t1"'
inanv, he admitted. ; should hereaftir be
Scheme te Force Purchase
of Contractors' Junk
REFUSES "VINDICATION"
TWO NEW SMALLPOX CASES
REPORTED IN HADD0NFIELD
McFadden,
(olten firm.
Ir , uKe
(Hue of (Senrgi
ii member of
II
the
lie then denied the slacker expects his
I'emin,'.
"Mv business in Ciermnny," be said
l(stil. 'can he aeiemplished In twen
ty -loin 1 mil s."
"n will pielmblv deliver a package
and iMiiin at once'" he was asked.
"Dun t get impel tinent." he snapped.
Hall, when he airived nt the ship,
lil(d te slip abeaul en the second-class
g.nigw.iv. He Vns .stepped bv a fpci iul
elli'ir with whom he engaged In an
nngiy altcicatien for at least ten min-
Ulis
Hew Dispels Veil of Sccrccv
This low dispelled the ntmespheie of
sei ns y . ami let the entire passenger list
in mi i ne met somebody was trving te
g t iihe.iiil iiiiebservid.
1'iniilly he went up the first cabin
plunk nnd went aboard. He gave a
peller his hags, then kept u sharp watch
upon the potter. He were a grnv suit,
giay hat mid tun shoes. He tools 'Stew
i'1'l l.ih Van Wye Inte his stateioem.
iippisi hi in .s:
Willi
railroad earnings
inei eases in llll'O
rectified by
prices nnd
should be
fficinl
en 11 of
tiens in wnges nnd
downwind tendency
their rates.
Anticipated by statements in
dunrters bearing upon the stiike
the taihead brotheilieods, the dis isien
wns rendeied in the case brought te the
commission September !t bv tvventy tvventy
feur Western Stnte and agriciiltuial
oiganizntiens. The commission unani
mously held with the Stati s petitioning
for reductions, though conceding the
difficult financial situation of the i nil nil
reads. The decision removes from win at and
hay one-half of the incieasis given the
railroads in IOL'0 and en nil ether grains
fixes the rntes nt 1,0 per cent h ss than
these en vvhent.
Te Cut Flower Charges
The Commission further ordered n
new relationship built up in the rates
en grnin products, including Heur and
ether commodities, te ague with th
j Mayer Moen, announced tenia v that
he h id determined te show up the
'heap t'ictics empleved In Ceuiuil-
reduc- men t,, f,,,,.,. , ,, ,.ltv ,), llin ,(, jlMk
that a "f the old ( imlnn ters,"
et fer1 The Mifler nn.de the anneituecim tit
i in ills uiiiie. pin nig up and down the
Heer. nnd nunctiiiituif. his i.nn.l., i..
bringing his fist vigorously Inte his
cupped palm.
The Mayer will 'show tin in up" bv
ev-ry means in ,: pw.r. he declined,
and carry ihe tight straight te them
He will male m. ,, ,,M. j.sue staKi.
incuts, he said, in n i. .-t iiiiimn efteit
te let tiie public knew prei iseh for
what the ehstiuctmuist ( ',, inciliuen
stand.
The Mayer did nt .p.n.. w,,r,s when
be explained veilmlly his mn utieiis vvitii
regard te the 'emieiliiien ii,s writ
ten stateniiiit. embodying his ideas m
sizzling hinguagi , is- vet
ing," Urges Mere Freedom
for Brilliant Students
WELCOMED BY GOVERNOR
I line is i,, i ,..,. "s ii.in feeding" in
American i ..liege, d,. I rUiik A. Avde.
l';it . new ;, ., i . f Saitl iivue
"lie,.,., ,n, ,,, I,,, U1 p,,rnl andns.
i"day lie idv . et.. gieatn- indepen''-
( II" ( fin the lii. i,. Li illi.n.t .tudents as iV
means teuaid raisin" n, mi, ..,,(,. .,.,,. ,i
ards.
A n
live S I
ll.
till
plllllllll' I t
(ludiu? ;
Avde'ef.
which will
Tl i
tended. .1 ,
-e th" in.. i
felge nl,. (
without il
'ss eel, u
"l'lie
a. 1 1 in;
itn . ! , ,,'
cf Swin
Snre il
i
ii eresentn
1 ..-. (fill f
"is , in-l.-.rd
Dr
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ti
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VTbe
ich
IDC
1.1 I 'I
''Theu. ,
Iplua '
'Welles in
l bee
;fii i .1 ii ,
"ii i pi uihl
the hi i, ,
1 whtskv i -,,
L It v . ,.i.i.
'Wrceii, , ii,,
ri.u irtlmii-il
louse in I'ln'u -
1
; mug
Mr Hei.M.
ill oilier i I ties,
il" d i XtellslVi
Will
wliii h
by
."M'I'IiimI I
hunk in i
JMr II
DIM 1,(1, . .
'" issued
faring (
TO ten. i
limisi is i barged up
a. el :!."i.(iiie gallmis
immi gallons of abe.
le pieve that it had
-in. k, and had never
wliis,y ,
with forge
eon-
stliek
pel-
All hie
ll
pile of peiilllls,'
l I'lilllllll- In n
in I, ' Thus,. ,,,
,.'liiit the l'llshln Miiim
ll" of Dixen i'U , ',i,
i ii. .. .
Silfuu. "iiKiiiiwai et a total
(-r R..... r
!il'UI..1..
tremi, "'"' nirged slgnntiiies
--""...s n i n , - aie get
?,""'.'n. a hf t them daily.
jnli" pi p.,,,,) ,,1M. lists. One
CunilnnHi ,.IU. ,-,. ( ,,,, ,.7,
PEE HURT IN AUTO CRASH
.land Girls Inlnreri nn run v-u
- - - . VM we wiu i wi rv
Read
Neighborhood Quarantine, Hewevei,
Lifted Because of Vaccinations
Twe new discs of sinullpex were re
ported tedny in tlie section of Iliiddoll Iliiddell
licld, X. J., known as "The Point."
Stnte Health ( llhcer Knight, of
Woodbury, who is there, in charge of the
situation, has eideivd the neighborhood
qiiiiiitiitiiic lifted, following the vae-
natieit of fiOO persons living in the I said, sent most
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CL - illq.l
,;', "'" most
'el II ll . ,,
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r-ucn .1.....
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' Unik.
I',al
hist nlbt
Old Ymk
in. ul, Abliigteii,
llnitsv lib , who
ii paily of four.
' i l. Hiding In the
1 in' 'i In lnnjcd tn Dr.
I Ll. Iiside.
"l-be.l lull) (he oilier,
"il I nvi I till lied. Na-
11 " l injiiieil, suf.
i. hi- h- '. etheis
'"'Hill, i, iliil Shinka-
' ,,'" ' I I. Miss lbs-
n
r'" Mrcei . . ;" " T"" N"" '
?,i?bl' ti i,,,i ;",7'', ;,, ""
A-uhigten HespltaL.
c.peed men
lie has scut letters te the health of ef
heiiH in all surrinmilliig towns, ask
ing them te vvatdi every contagious di
ease closely.
The public schools have been closed,
but the chinches mid movies have been
allowed te remain open.
It is net believed by the Department
of Health that the cases of smallpox
i (institute a serious menace. All the
i ascs aie mild.
The disease wns brought te Had-
lllUlliebl. ll is thlllll'llt in- V,,.rr..,eu f,
v iigiuia.
F0CH LEAVES FOR U. S.
Marshal te Beard Liner Paris at
Havre Today
Palis, Oct. ': (I ! A. P.)--Mar-shul
I'ech left Palis at 7 :-l." o'clock tills
mdruing for Ilavie, where he will buard
the liner Paris for the United Stiiten.
' lie will attend the Knnxns City con
vention of the American Legien, nnd
will later go te Washington, where he
will net as military adviser te the Al
lies. Altael.es nt allied embassies- here
weie at the btatieu te hid him fine
well. HUNT FILIPINO STUDENT
Brether Asks Police Aid te Lecate
U. of P. Freshman
Search for .lese (Jue.iula, a Filipine
I niveisity of Peiiiisvlviuiia student, Iiiih
been stinted in this city by his biether
1'iihie, who has just nriived from Port
land, Ore. During his hjny here the
lilntbei Is stepping ut th,. V, m. C. A.
When the brother appealed in th,',
I in v ci .1 lliltheiltles, they ' te i jM1
.lese had been at the leilcge the hist
year ami icglidcicd during hist fresh,
man year, he far he him failed te rc
pert for tbitj term. ,
Less May Heaeli $l!),0(ie
oie1,',','!"i.,'sl"ft.J'''w,'l'- wlli1' "'".v rem h
M!),(I(I0 in value, last vveie seen en a
bureau in Mis Patteisen's dn-sln -loom
at "Duneside," her Southampton
home. 'Ihey were noticed nt Oi.'lO p M
Sunday and were missed Wednesdnv
morning.
A series of i (.liberies have Ik en cum
inltteil frr Leng Islnnd ceuntrv heines
in i ne last lew months. When the Inn -
I l.lill.t te!,!.. !,.. ... Vl.. ll..,.
...., ..,,-. ..(iuii ..lis. j 1IMC1SOII, J) .
f her jewelrv te th s
inn NL'O ami bad n hiii. talk ! lower level en the raw inateruil
nin. He told tin. siewnnl hi. ill.l The iiiereuses given in ll'-'O gave the
net want te be distill bed. carriers a hT per cent ndvance in the
lie nude the unusual lequest he be Mississippi Valley mid Western terri-
illewed te keep the key te his stale- ter.v. -" I,(,r cent advnnce within the
i". 'in. i ne Mcwaiil lei lim il... ,-..,., ihe luiaiu linn l'licnii teriiterv im,
the
n
was placed in n snf.
city, where It
deposit vault.
Mrs. Patterson, at her Del.aticev
Mret home today, declined te discuss the
less of the jewels. She leferred nil in-
(i rles te Ilaseltlne Smith, an Insmaiice '
adjuster. .12(1 Walnut btreet. Mr. Smith1
was said te he out of th tv and
his empleyes disclaimed knowledge of'
the affair. '
Jewels Taken Week Age
Mr. Patterson was located Ibis aft aft aft
einoen nt the home of u filetul, M L
Parrisii. nt Pine Vallev. X .1 a. ,n
tlie Pine Vallev Ceif Club ut Clem, n
toil. "The jewels- weie lest a vviek or leu
days age," he said, "it- aia,,', .,
te any thing. I don't knew hew much
they weie worth. I ,i0't ;lnv Mt
they were. '
Kdvvnrd II. ltryniit, a piivate de
tectiye, has been letalned te siaicli ler
the jewels. He had chareg of the in
vestigation that followed the disappear
ance of the McPnililcii necklii. . a vein vein
age. Mr. Ilryant stated this aflei noeu that
while the jewels aie believed te have
been seen en a bureau In the Pattu-sen
home at Southampton Inst Suiulnv it
Is possible tliev weie placed In n trunk
which was te be shipped te this ( itv.
FIST STAGGERS GUNMAN
Rebber's Intended Victim Hits Him
and Runs
A would-be lobber abandoned hjK
phuis hist night when Kicbuid , Ste-
vcnseii, thirty -four yiais nlfl. ' i'.-,kj
Ninth Ninth sticit, swung a lustj ,Ti .
te his Jaw.
..,.t,'V(',",M wus "Hbig under the
Phlhidelphra and Heading lniiw.
bridge nt Twelfth and Yerk stieets
when a niiiii .tepped out. stuck a gnu at
him mid said "Walt a iiiiiiule " I,,s,,.,. i
..I .. ..HI.... s. . '
must he kepi open until the beat sailed
I iiiallv Hall was permilted te keep his
In i , went into lim stnii'i-iiiiMi .111,1 i. ...t... i
deer. He told the Ntnum-il -tn. Mim
pieiiiineiu teiil estate man. mrtl the
i. porters weie bothering him te death
iis:ing details for an elln e building lie
niliiided building.
In ten minuliis he left his stnleienin
"s.iiii. un, nine he was united
in. n is sun will n u i i n i.
in
stripe,
brown liat mid dllTeient pair of, shoes.
A ciewd had gathered upon the beat,
and be went en (led; mid walked about
Paged by Federal Agents
Hall vras paged by a messenger sent
.... .... ..or. iici i epari meat ngents, and
'"h lime Hall was a. cested he denied
Ms idea itv. Th,. im,t(.s hPfen ,,
beat snihd he was cornered near his
slnteioem 'ihe (ieveinment agents
wanted te see whether or nt be wis
sailing upon mi expired passport He
I'lediiecil ,, new ,.. ,ss,, .,lm.
i'-Mdim. lb iginnl destination had
'.""" v,, "s Ijremen. but had been
(lanced te lead Hamburg.
After lit st denying his identltv. be
linillltleil who he was He denied h,.
was going te ust Deigdell. "IWIhlv."
he said. 'Ilergdell will leek me un !
'Have you SlOD.Otlll for him?" he
was asked
"Well. I have ealv
amount te with me "'
"Dees an ordinal v amount
mean about XlOO.oeoV
,i '""Ml ' 1l"ul'"!t "".v ere than
that lben he smiled and tinned nwny
m' ' ,i',.'!i.'1 J"" ,'I"1K'' Jeur clothes,
Mr. Hall' '
ll.ing n man, inerv time I
wneie tlie
inc. I'm t
Where aie you going? ' lien of t
i m going te Ketterdniu Hellnml about one
n,,,i f...... i ... i, i . ..-..
j.i -, , ....- . . . .
, .i,i j-.i n-i cent advance en . ommeiiiiies
moving across the division hue of which
half is new taken nwny.
Dealing with the railroad financial
situation, the commission pointed te
i the ll'iib-ea I Laber Heard's dni.ieu ,Pf
i last Julv, rediicinj; wages ul out 12 per
jeent and tc certain chang. s in labor
I lilies mil 'verklnj; conditions mcein-
I I Hulled by tlrt Laber Heard uhiih have
hbhened expense te the i.uint. 'I liese
I the (enimissifin estiinatcd, wiM pi iduee
in saving of about $1.." ikiii 000 per
I year.
F,. ,. .
i in-commission nlse live
"in
'I that the
"einewhat le
full of tight.
He prcilhtid what buns cverv prom prem
ise of b. Ing a seiisatienal baitie'bi tweeli
himself nnd Conn. I'Aund Imtui at
events te come which the public will
belief understand in th- light of hi.
stnt-ment today.
The May m's -tiiicn cut fellows;
"Asked ibeut the albged viieliil
ticm' it the Adiiimisiiati..ii bv ( 'mulim.
( eunellii en m the main r ..t th- 1 ...i -
I'tleil of Jll finis ,t ,, , , ,. J ,,
Mavn' Moe',, .ml
"This (..un. ilmaiii. mi ,. , ncc
with jiiibln- .ii.sin ,t , ,tllll p (l
men te kllmk liieiu d.VMl. I ii,uk ,,
be a meniii e 'e .nlirK .. .,
jlicceiluie. This Adiiinistratii.n i -
i. viti'li'ittien at the hands .,f ,t., , ,..
inies. Th- men v he kipt dm -,., ,, ,
huieaii -hiefs In fme ,,i,.,i ,,,,
committee for four horn n vesterdav aft-
I l,rn,,"-,!!,1 ," '"'""'T a i tank leti-i ab.mi
u .-....., ipniopMaileil iu n ,M11. ,,,.
inn mi
v 'iiinr
'i si i il,, ,, pj.jj, r j
ev.. ii Ins ndiuliiisir-it .
"' n . I I Av I..!., tt,.
ll'l b" l.lll.lllce.l !.,,l i-m.,
an it iindi i sra iii'it. . .. . .
' ''" 'I 'ir 'I .-i -i s,, , ,,;,..
'. i Si! I ig inll'ii ri, '" thus.
i Ml . I V
f . I
"1 I - II ' ll w '
' n " ra m .,,i
I
t in lids ,
II t Iiiiiip mi.
.mi' jii mi. ic t
m our .,.
t 'i'"
f Thought
ij" ' r
un
I' I'
tl
whose b i,l
liy eniin.it
, mttei ti ii'iim
mauds tl
le-ttml imti.'.tn.
"idiii'irih i.s
Ollrses t tl .' ,
( ' rges Iiidepuul, nr,
e ins, i
thought uhi-h ,
lev perfii'timi j,, ,, , .
the s stein nf , v .,
Wliieh is piepe, , , .,
"Wn use tl. s i, .
our colleges ,r., ,
'l'lllllt MP, ,.sNf il ' , .
"CI- stud,,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,, ,
'Id but it is , , ,
'" 'he inti i,,.,,
best.
"These lies- , ,
"lilt llliepf,. ,,. .. , ,
-Olll'i. fiem I,,,,, ;, t, ,
h-ellinl prebl-i ,. ,,. , ,,
lest, of a s,n, Pl. , ,!,
Cinitlnileil mi IL.,. ,
'in
'in
in u
peudi'iii p nf
ie from se) ,, ,
b.irn-d i, ml. t
' I studv
ii 'arv s, ,,,,
' ". ni'ic'i in
' - ll IS ll
".' t'- lll.-dl-
' - s ,,,
'I II, "'Is
I ' ' I till
i:-LAIPI. IIIIH ( HAHLKS
Hy the Associated Press
Ueiin.1. (l, !' rermer Finpernr
"'I arh- of Austri i -Hungary arrived
at Oldenburg Hurgenlnud, yesterday
a'trrnoen in an iili-ihiuc from Switer
land, .iccriiding te an Oeil-nburg mes
s ig" l.'d.iv. ,ind is reported te be pro pre
eee.'ing toward Hudupest, escorted by
("li sfcuhiirff troops,
T'ie I h'sfetihurg forces iiiimediiitelr
vent ever te Ciiirbs up"tt hi. arrival
it (i.dcnbiiig nnd he was i Immed
I Km.-
I Air. vi.'etnil g'.v-rnm-nt. the iidvlren
state 1 -,. I...., ;, ,., ,. ., Huuelliatl'l.
"1 'I X I II ll' 'I''. I s intelest. under
i Count I, ... ,, ii'vs, fti,i, Austro Austre
i Hui g ii ii i r r gu Miinsti r
'l ' il 11 r v i ." Il'iiij. n mn re-
B"' ' I I'i'i,. I" I ,i ,. . , f,m
i Dud it., -it... i g ,,,,g ,,
I "' ' ' '" '' '' 'b- -laiiiu'i-er
, I.ii'liipi st . . --, . i ,. M legiti- ,
' :' 1,-' " " ' ' i ii ' i i id there.
I'll- inilvv.i . t , i, , ,,) ,,,. Iln, ,H9.
g-aph In. s i ,,,. i ,, ., , f at the Hun
giu inn front ii r
l'lie sjM'.it ,,n m nun is ten.e, as
lb- i.su'i ..f fin. f,,r , r,, ,r , setisa
t. 'iial move.
j D is ruiiierc.l b.-r- that in,. Czechs
ar-icebiliyiiie.
I Tb An.lrl-iii (ievi n -m nt 'iiineinieed
, ''. lei'tii'iii that i.m i m .unions had
! 'i ta.n t.. ,i,:i: with the itun
1,11 1 ' '" ii' ir- poll., fur... and the
-tv s in'. ., iii ln.l ng the r. -. im-, were
''let. ui. I extia minium, tien was
.l.-i. ii I'd tu !, fienti. r forces,
I' i' V '.-. ri.'i- lie'nv- that fhe
'i .' - . i," in rs . f the e-i:uiierer
I I'M a n.iii in h.s behnlj
i i. -iiiirc , .( nd tig n de-
'" i is v-iituie into Hun-
i
1
f I.
I.. i .
Wl 1. ,
I ,
ng "f
1. 1st
W I - i.
'II lls ,
Ml . 1 .
g in-
Tl f ,
f-'i t I.
ll'llls'l
ti IIM. : .
Pari., i i
II..-,g , i
I ". i
''iinu i iti
PHYSICIAN FALLS DEAD
Dr.
Continued en IN,, r.nir ( nl.ima" On7 I . " . I 'It, . ' ". ' " .':" ." ,"'."
i ' -.- l" "' in ' i l.lll .1 e l i, ..i i , .
( einicllineii who, nt tin .en. s ,, ,,f
tl is had wast, f , u. ,lt ,,,-
Iiibll" cmrji, lefiiMd le p. runt tin
I in-, .'!,,,. .,i" i i.. (i . , . .
... .,, , ,,,,,, iiiv, , ,,
b!"s ler tlie i aie ',,1,1 ,,, , i , ,
the l.ir;- numb, r et h,,,s, , ,,, , ,,
(bused .i nut iii'iih. h ,. .m,,,., , ,,
in effect at the l.i.'limi, i . . Dr
year. ' ars
DIVORCES WOMAN WHO WAS
AFRAID TO STAY ALONE
Vera Barry Germantown
aeventy fi e Years Old
' I
W.-.s
,i
' F I" rer, sine, h,s at
ii "v . 'it ii com. il'i tat n
Mi'1 I a-, bieii at Her
ii I . i n.
I'v V Pi- Thn
I " II I .is It
ll I ' , H 'ffl.s nf .
I" ' r i I I i 1 1,., te ie
' M i i i.r.l ng
i ' t . I ml
- ' , . ,,
1 i' 'i 1 1 i
1 1
Fermer Member of Camden Fire De
partment Charged Desertion
Harry Day, former member of the
Camden Fire Department was gi anted
a divorce today in the Couii of Clian
eery. He sttvs his wife d'siiiml him
n November. 1IIIS, one yeni after il.ev
had been married.
Mrs. Day said she was afianl te be
alone when her husband wns M ,ty
ordinary i HALF OF AMERICAN ARMY
te you
s'll
"I I
I ll
llllllg
111
The
('
store
less than
Cape May,
Han , i j
in I I-rni un .
while l,iu k
milking p. ii i
II t l s' ,
Iinu v
Id N',
t i
i f"
in
in
te I. -
I-
III te
. na rt
. pi. -
1
I upon
IN GERMANY TO REMAIN
go nny-
Reduction Expected te Be Com
pleted by Middle of March
vviisiuiigien, uet L'L.' i I'a A P t-
wlthdliivvnl "I Ainei'ieaii
The gliuliial
.... . " .' A . e ..
in-nsfiiii.rh iiv iii photegrapli i'oeiis iiein iieriuanv, exp.'ted te u.nt
icii ei n. i nnt s why. ' wiiiini two vveelts, wi
I will
I I. !.. .i... l ..:....! j... . . i .: "'
".im in ler luii-u .-.lines ucmre .xovein .xevein
her 1 "
"Veveiubei' IV Yeu won't nrvlv,. 1...
ill involve ii ns tie-
e Aiiiericaii ferci s there te
lllllf r.t ,1... ...... ....A . ... i
i ;;.: ...... .. " "MJ n's'in i-ireugiu
l, in in. .mn eiucers nnil men
iee misera b le. .Iilni,..-, ...
eiini'il, iitiiiiiilliif'eil ns ..il.....
harnieny, aie neihiii.' m
Pint e a delibu ne ,
wear out the nth. I, ,1s ,,f i.
meiil of Public ,, , ,,!,, ,
vent iiiunnlpal i , l,.,,.g
vided by law and as , t. iimnc.
by this Ailmiiiisf intinii
"If ll.- iii: ..s f Pliilalelphm d
i.m n.ni 1 IMI.Ih.'U (,l Ml,. ,.,
ucs iii.ii are imiig empleveil
in- cilV In Imv tlie nilik
eentim lei s and te uM , w ,
un- en union .. i in n, ,i,,, , ,
thev Will be sup,,, in b, 1 -, ,
is issuing wariniig n,,u ,,, ,,,, , ,u
iiiiiiii- iinns may i
steed."
pfepertle.
"ill he h,
1
I. l
i 1 ' i
I I 1 1 v
en i
full'
' rn
I '
I IV
ll
CHILD HIT BY TROLLEY
.f
ip un
I i teri e
III" 1,1,1
-Mlltlfv
I
Wedged Beneath Truck, Bey,
Only Slightly Hurt
Although we ', 1 l.linh ,1
".. f ni ,l l I 'l , It 1 , ,t
down in fi.mt . i I - ,- ,.
Tv -Ifth -in, t l:. ,(, ,
"Ills ii'.l VW1, ,,,l. J. ,1 .
' . '
I U i
Pi' h i
r . ii ws
II I'l.'.
Ill 1 ' I
Londen.
: i i
i .,
! i
i - i
. i
,i it i.
I I I VI.
I-
s I V.
Ill
ll'tl
- ire
r
i ll'in-
lis-
at
her
Three.
belt, r iimlei .
that tliee."
"Will. 1
De. ember 1
'I be si, aiiislup
from New Yeik ut
The reduction will
by the middle of next
be accomplished
Mm cb
w ill be bin k a
Oidiiiin
befi
ere
also sailed
lieull tedav. On Hi,,
passenger list was the iitnne of n
bietl f Ike Steelier, chauffeur for
Heigdell, wee lied from this ceuntrv
with him Slech.r's In nt In r also was
waiilul in ihe nueuts of the Dci.iii'fn.,,,.1
ei win ing, Mevensen swung hN iglt of .liniie. ler cxauiiiialinn lle. ,,.
1st ililil lUli. Slevviisim told the police ,,f sail, .lust befeie the beat left '
.. m uml l4t'1"81 ,v',ll Natien ciitne from l'liiladelphla tbnt Steel er
block, but gave, up the chese.
(
'bublucss.
PHILA. GIRLS SEE HARDING
President Greets West High Scheel
Students at White Heuse
About fifty girl students from the
West Philadelphia High Scheel.
charge of Pi of. Parke Sehnch. shook
hands with Piesident Haul ng at the
White Heuse this nltci ii,ui fellow in"
.ill inspection of the Lxe. uiie M"
hIeii.
President Hnrdinc devoted
DRUG STORE ROBBED
Thief Gets $7.25 Frem Cash Regis
ter at Seventh and Callowhill
Themas Minks, prep, i, i,,r ,,t ,, ,,,, .
stoic in Seventh atnl ( 'allow I. ,11 .ti..ts"
1 ell,. lit, 1 I,, tli.i ,...1 e ., ...
; ....... ,i.,n. n lean, ,,,
stieets iiehcc -lull,,,, ,,..,
J'tlti red .nine time
taken fiem t.
i ne cm
tal.i n te
l'al ih I,
Fie veti th
ear. vva
bearing
OP.rien.
. k I
fr.er
i mi 1 i 'i
" S lib
P .I t',1 ,
i'i lun I
i I'
I I ' sm
A I. i
i
i
i I ' i
i d
- I i I
I ul-
' M ll.
I'll"
Kiilkan
in 'itti-
" 'I llllll te
I II slll
W Is
II - I' 'l!lv lv II.
I' Ii. im !
Mri-t. lie met.
Ill iul... II.. .. .11 . .
-i... in- win icceive a
lednv I.. ,r,. Mugisti.u,.
Hid ll , 1 nv
i II 'spital
-'.'til S..,iM
nin of th,
i lluttonweo.
i. . ...
I ins stoic iiiiii in. en
yesterday ami S7 ;
I cash register
I Police deiline that Mink,
time of ib. ' nil t inpmg
this metl ml lb- ib'i I i inei.
i maiM a small i un h.i-. l
several
w tilting
shel I
.with the students.
s Ji of Mini
i him In
was a v ic
ganie jiv
till' st,,- ,,,
nil it ,i t i
WHEEL A-R0LLING GOES
Quits Aute Celd, Bangs Up Police
man and Dreps Inte Stere
WI I, In i p !, Ms,, !,.,,
f I I I Se nh 1 . n i tl .ti, , , u, , ,, M
1114 ciist ,,., flu ,m m .hui I,,,, iighi
"" I' "I w III i I 1. 1 Ml ir loin ing ,
aim oil. lolling iiiih... tin iiuvuii
ii ii. I l I, i . . ..I, .. 1 .. .... 1 -
""" '" il IIUU" I lit ylil-
"I TIU' eliuii, I I U I link I
Tut m ,1,11,1 1)M ( , tn (
I .1 I I ' M III I II M I 1
.1 1 1 .
' ' III "I II" Willi w if i I
I) i (tn il I... I rr
mfn. ;"" .,'- y. ,l,J' .hl'v"' "I'licars te wait ., him he !,- ,., ",',.'""-.?" """ " :"'l'
"iVr.i" ...iVS?""1 u,m TOUvw8mBi.nirrKister iind ri.i.., .. ..Vii. "V. "V....r """, "" n- Kn... k .i
ivilu tun hlii ii nrn i. " - -"""- nun ua I'm im ihmih i...
. UIIHVllll IUIJI
ut ?200.
-1 III
lit
l..
inv, III
Is
hug
tents.
ih. . ding
iHW 11 Ji till ll IL
The duinuBe is estimated
I iiiiiniiieil en l',., r ..lurun -(l,Tr
HELD FOR STEALING AUTO
Edward C Wagner's Arrust Ends
Friends' Rides
I I ve 1 ,.. i u , M(v f,Jr
v nr i' I 'J '. Ml, 'w. ,,i ,. eighth
-li i i ' ' I il ,i i In, In, ,, rj,.
" " I ' v n -ie p., last
' - ' ' "i mi in i' i". I i I. urged
w i i ' I I I ' fl. in ii It
1 ' 'III J..I -I. I,, h.ihmh,
sir"
D. ' in-- w'.. .,,ne I,,., ,, ,,, king for
tl . ui. .in.. I l. win iiifi.iiu ,. ymterdav
V, llgl r "ll'l I l i iiibei of h,N frlen,rt
I nv Ii. ' ii idm,. ,n i, , n ,,r tlmt
' ii-w nd il . b .i i, i,i, He wiih nr
' "I in I ( i' - ,i no.... ,, WH feun,j
III I ml il lunn u nth ,,,( Arj
i i Ii I ; i . hi linn f eAn
w"' '. ' 'V - " -'"" teuthled
vngner Im g, n l m tt riI jn tj
same ear tl .u w,i. f ....,-1 in the ditch .
Wngncr was held In bO() Imil. l
tv
flu
iiS
IS
"if
Will
M
9
I