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XiTVTSOTtfG PUBLIC LEDGER telUABELPHlA, RlDiJY.r OCTOBER 28, (Z321
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ORPHANS HELP LIFE UNDERWRITERS UNVEIL NEW FLAG
EXPECT TO ARREST
Hurled Frem Berth
HONORS 2 BISHOPS! 10 CITY EOR DRIVE
EPISCOPAL DIOCESE
DRY AGENTS
LOCK
PRIEST'S SLAYER
HE WILL YET RE!Gfif
Anniversary of Consecration of
Drs. Rhlnolander and Gar
land la Obsorved Here
SERVICES ARE COLORFUL
lripressive ceremonies iittenrteri the
celebration of the tenth anniversary "'
the consecration of Hthnp Hhinelnmler
and Bishop Suffragan Onrlnnrf, of the
Episcopal Church, this mernlne.
The celebration took nlei In the
Church of thp Advocate. Eighteenth nnd
Diamond streets, where ten year before
tn the name fea.t of S. H. Hlmen nnd
Jude, Bishops Hhinelnmler nnd Garland
were elevated by Hlshep uaniei n. tut- d.v a naioen, netei cnDnrei or inuivmiini
tic, bead of the Hplccepal Church In the I Kpitiirdlnc th" ceniplnlnt of Jehn
United States. Exlneieun, enforcement rhipf In Wel
The ceremonies today began with a ern PennnOvanln. that he Is receivlns
precession from tlie cloisters, where the : no assistance, Hutter calil thin morn
Bishops and clerjj were gathered. A inr Kxlerlnus Is "tee Impatient "
the Bishops In tiielr black nnd white "Mr. Kilocleim will set nsMlrtnncc
robes and the clergy m tele nud Mir-1 n neon as we can get te hlni. We will
pllcea moved in the ttnted l'ftht aluntt de the -nme in Pittsburgh as we ar.
the aisle, a vested choir, composed en-'doing here." he ald. "It will enh
tlrely of clergymen nnd led by the be a short time before liquor will be
Her. Albert K. Clny, of the Church uf'tery bnrd te get in Philadelphia, for
the Redemption, began the service The , the reason then N none belm; wifh wifh
Blshepa took their rdncen In the n.we .-f i drawn. The enlj people getting per
the church nnd the clergymen arranged I mlt.i are reputiiblc drug firm nnd very
themselves in the trunscpts ; few of these. Others iuc being Inves-
During a pause in the services the1 tlgnted."
minutes of the standing committee of i -
ttrKMltr,cnDnyl7un wViw'1 MANAYUNK WANTS SCHOOL
rend by the Rev. Dr. J. Ue Wolf Terry.
chairman. These minutes lauded the)
administration of the Diihep and his;
miffracati. Thev declared that tliere wus
a change In the temper of the timri
te which the church was net Insen-dble.
and which the church is prepared te
meet
Bishops, clergymen ana laymen par-
took of Hely Communion. Afterward
the nishen'nddreised the lerg im n
clerical conference in the chapel. There
was a luncheon In the pnrish house, at
which Dr. Alex. Mnnn. of Trinity
Church. Bosten, spoke.
The ceremonies continued this after
noon with a meeting of the TatheUral
League in the Pre-Cathedral of St.
Mary's, at llrend and Seuth strets.
STICKS SHORT SKIRTS
Women Defy Parle and Wear Them
12 Inches Frem the Fleer
New Yerk, Oct. iSS 'Hit long-skirt
rebellion is en . xvs (.trccgr- anrl
fiercer day b
day. Many women are '
refusing
te ha
mper then progress in '
the world and obscure their well-turned
ankles by uddlne several inches te the I
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ienn or tneir aresses
Paris, whose word has been law In 1
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uie pusi, is eing upvniy uriieu uy
American women.
When, as a concession, dressmaker
agrred te make skirts six or eight Inches
f,m ,. -,..l ,K- ln,l. I
tossed their heads defiantly and declare.,
they will wear theirs twelve Inches off
the fleer. And they de
TO TELL OF RUSSIA'S PLIGHT
Miss Anna Haines Will Speak te
Friends Tonight
Miss Anna J. Hutncs, Friends' rep
resentative In Moscow since the sum
er of 1020 and the first relief worker
te enter Samara, will speak en the Rus
sian fnrnine nt 7 !4.i tnnlehr In th
i rltnds Meeting Heuse, Twelfth and J
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Market streets.
Miss Haines also was in Russin
for a year In 1017 and 1M8 nnd her
knowledge of Russian life and customs
IB Intimate.
DISCUSS BIG FAIR PLANS
Maetlng of Civic Bodies te Cenfer1
en Exhibition Called by Mayer
T , . . , ' ra"'"r
Invitations have been sent by Mayer!
Moere te all civic, patriotic and kindred I
organizations in Philadelphia and vicin- I
U7 r juesung eacn te send representa
tives te a conference at the Mayer's
office Wednesday nfternoen at .3 o'clock
te discuss preliminary plans for the
Beaqul-Centennlal celebration In 192U
PUPILS TO DANCE
n,,., . . e. . . ,, died en Tuesday, were held this nfter-
Qlrla' High Students Have Hallow- j neon, nt 2 o'clock, at the family resl
een Party Today ,d'nce. .1W2 Powelton avenue
One thousand limits ,f .v,. nm. 1 1 I The death of Mr. Thomsen, who
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e .-unii iiegiment .rmer
The nfr.
. ialnmrat was given under U.e euVn Ices
of the athletic association of the X,T
1'riies were awarded for fnnev co".
tumes.
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$1 FOR DEVINE FAMILY
A contribution of $1 was received to te
r by the Kvknine Prnt.ir Lkdeeii
Dili "M. ." for fhe fnmlt. tu..
day
from
Devine, whose home. 2H27 'r.thl.in.
street, was destroyed bj tire recently
Dejine is an invnlid, unable te work
and his wife supports him and their
four children by working in a mill.
Woodcutter Killed by Falling Tree
Lebanon, Pa.. Oct. 2tl.-Ii.aac Ret Ret
tleyen, aged twenty-five, n woodcut
ter, of Ranksteun, near here, was In
stantly .killed vv lit-n u monster r. h
waa cutting down l,reke off and toppled
..ii .mil, H'limiiB njm te tne eurtn, crush- ,
Ing hs chest and fracturing his limbs.
He was unmarried The accidmir ..... i
curred- In the Rlue Mountains.
Hu. In Crash, Then Arrested
A
2214
trelh
Baltlme
last
cut.
icerdif Hospital police discovered long
had no driver's license and he was ar
rested. Mill Fire Dees $3000 Damaae
Vlre-stn.ted i.tmnf . r,VI,,.t I. v,.
In the inr.l of n mill nt fn(. .i
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Lelper streets., The f)erk Manufactur
ing Company und the Star Textile Com
pany occupy mett of the building. The
blaze as extinguished after about $.1000
damage, hud been done
Constable Held In Ball
Constable Lewis K. Ilnyden was held!
In ?f)00' bail for court yesterday by '
Magistrate Maxwell Stevenson, Jr.,
harged with assault and lottery upon
Mrs. Jeseph Mllgrliu. wife of a dr
oeds tnerchant, in attempting te levy
for rqnt at the Milgrlm home, 'A'2'l .
Bidge avenue.
Farrell, Pa., Ourgess Guilty j
Mereer, Pa., Oet '-'8. (Ry A P.)
Surfrmf J. II. Meedy, of I'arrell, Pn .
Indicted, en a charge of conspiracy te
eitert.;was found guilty by a jury In
court here today. The prosecution al
leged fhat Moedr accepted money te i
dispose or a disorderly neuse case out or
ert. ;
Nardl Named Inttrpreter
Th beard of judges hns appointed
3kevaller Kmanuel V. II. Nardl chief
tntsrpreter of the Courts of Coenimon
PJiui and Quarter Sessions.
'truck driven hv PdwarH T an? ,n '"' ' ""Pr ii""puai. v.nnmen. i
Sain street crashed . l" enth follewe.1 an operation for ap-
;y car a" E'iftyV,h,hBtI '?,0S , P-n-"-"" " . nd.r night. Refere
re avenue about (1:10 o'clock ,tftkln,: ",l,,t"1 st.perintennent nt wie
nght. causing Leng te be badlr VTBn v . . V
!AfterhewastreatedattbeflHer!llent physician there f..r years.
! Will Ferm "Flying Squadron" In
Check-up of Halleween
ActlvitiesHere
TO REPORT ALL VIOLATIONS
Rpnur iiEentu from all pnrtfi of the
cennti. v reported te Aeclatp Director
Itutter today te aid Mm in hi clean
lip work here. The mpn will be llsiii
throughout tlip eit nnd Stnte.
Frem this Krenp of franKcr '
Halloween "flylnc squadron" was "
lected and will ntnrt work In the hotel
and cphiiretK tomorrow night. Their
men wilt reneit ever violation, whetlii
Man-Meetrng jenigm te uall for
New Building
Peninndn for u new high school utihiue Wn plnced in his custody by
Ridge avenue and Keuntnln street will
be voiced tonight at a mnsv-meeting of
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brarv
Th Mnnavunk Rusinrss Men's Aso Ase Aso
ciatlen. which is behind the movement,
has declared that children of the dis
trict are forcer! te go te high school in
Germantown.
The proposed site in owned by the
Renrd of Kdueatlen and funds for the
erection of the needed building will be
asked of the benrd.
LEGION GIVEN GROUND
Site In Jenklntewn Will Be Used for
Bulldng
Coates-Jerdnn Pest, of Jenklntewn
has been presented with a building site
In that borough, the gift being that of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Schwartz, in
memory of their son William, who i
served overseas in tne aniDuiance s-rv.
lee nnd who died eme months age,
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The plan Is te erect a modern Legien I
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eunmng en tne sue. near Tne m.ersec-
tlr,n nf nlil V nrk rnnil nnd est nvpnte.
.lenKtntewn. ami 111 rurtnernnce 01 tne
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Uwe night-' carnival has been planned ,
I for November 11 and 12.
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Clu. rSnrHnn. AmemhU I
Almone5Aen, N. J., Oct
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home-coming at the residence of J. D.
Cunard here rive generations weie repre-
resented. Thev were Mrs. Mary A.
Crawford, who is in her ninety-fourth i
vear: her daughter, Mrs. I.. W. Cun-1
iird. Mrs. Karl M. Htanger, Hr.. Karl
M. Stanger. Jr.. and Sarah Wey Stan-J
ger. aged five months. The 'great-great- j
granniniuiier is a rciuiir&uun- wiiuuiu, r - .
i;rniiiiiii"iiii:r in a icimii.uuir niu,u n - ,
tainlng her faculties, nnd is able te read
ine print, passing most of her time with
the Bible. The Stanger family lives at
232 North Rurlingten street, Gloucester
City.
Need Typewriters for Crippled
A number of blind and crippled sol
diers who are attending business cel
eges in this city are urgently in need
',. SW1"" erP"r "JT0' Kn llt ,;,
will be received at the I.mergencj Aid
hendquartes. 221 Seuth Eighteenth
street
Deaths of a Day
J. L. Thomsen's Funeral
Funeral services for Jehn I. Thom Thom
eon, former vice president of the Penn
svlvanin Fire Insurance Comenny, who
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Frent and I.emhnrd streets and receive,
! hl? t,"n h" aml V?hi -N,fw
arkl ,W", A,'n,1,m- . M,tP,i h H retlre
iment as vice president of the Insurnnr
r nun nun ..IM.. n... ..-, .'.
company, with wnicn lie nan neen con
nected for fifty ears, he maintained
an effiee In the Dretcl Ruilding. He
formerly was president of the Southern
IMspensary nnd the Fire Insurance
Patrel.
Qeerge H. Burke's Funeral
Funeral service, were held yesterday
in the Church of St Rech in Paris for
Gperge H Rurke, of this cit, who died
suddenly Saturday in his Paris apart
ment, aged tiftv-three.
Mr. Hurke had been In the expert
and Impert business in Pnrls many
eurs lie was a great friend of Amer
ican -owners en nave ti.iring tne war
'The interment was in the Puntln ('em
terT
Or. J. Ansen Smith
Smith, superintendent
Ir .1 Ansen
of the Camden County Asylum for the
Insam . R.arUwoed. N ! died yester-
Dr. William M. Alrlch
Dr. AVilliam Marshall Alrlch
rshall Alrlch whel
jntenn fur nearh
nrncticed in Germa
twenty ears died suddenly in hi
home. HSlSl Ci.e street, list night from
l.
heart disease .e arrungementM hae
been made tnr nis funeral lie .in
fifty -eight years old
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Older Mill SO.
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riilrt'the tots from the William M. Klklns Masonic Htme for Girls participated In an attractive ceremony at
the C lt Club. The ctcnt was under the auspices of the PlrlUdelphln Association of Klfe 1'ndcrwrllers. The
flag uas pulled up ever It read street In front of the City Club
CHILDREN GIVEN TO FATHER
Court Decides Who Shall Care for
Shirk Yeungsgters
The two children of Rebert .T. Shirk
.ImUje llartlett. of the Demestic Rein-tuiti-
br.inch of the Municipal Court.
Tlie children, who will seen come into
Sid. (msi ii j ear each from their grand -fntln
r'" estate, nre Frederick Kreuder
Shlik. ight jenr- old, and Ida Mil
Shirk, tne yenrs old.
Cresi siiitR for divorce are pending
between Shirk nnd hi wife. Iiuise
Kreuder Shirk. Dudlej Armstrong, an
utitomeblle sulesnian. was venvictcil of
n statutory offense before Judge Ron Ren
niwell in Municipal Court last Thurs
day, after he and Mr. Shirk had been
arrested in an apartment in West
Philadelphia Mrs. Shirk left her hus
band nnd children, it Is charged, seen
after receiving an income of S7.r00 a
ear from her father's estate. Arm -
strong has a wife nnd child In Ruffnle. ,
GIRLS HEAR MRS. CATT
Srjeaker at Bryn Mawr Discusses
Vnt.r.' IntRllleenee
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Onh 10 per cent of the American
neenle can plan and reason Intelligent!
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in matters e pe.it.es ; , per cen enn
ttmlnpsttirtil If flii'v are told, nnd the
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remaininc iti per cent includes tne
V.I.. .ul. Mr. Pm-I. Ch m.i n '
Catt. who last evening gac the first
of a series of lectures en "Practical
Politics" at Rrn Mawr College.
Asked f she id Het think t dlS-
rnuraKini, i nun mill iuc uuin r
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virtually en the same average as the
VHl nMi1 iiiximu uri t in tin- I'm inn
mule vote. Mrs. Cntt replied that It
showed simply "0 want of Intelligence
en the part of both men and women."
"What is wrong Is net politics, but
the intelligence of the voter," she said.
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SHIPYARD GOODS FOR SALE
Emergency Fleet Begins Sale of
Stock at Pusey fi. Jenes Plant
The Emergency Fleet Corporation
has started te dispose of nil surp'tis ma
terials in tlie Pusey & Jenes shipyard,
Gloucester City. Heward F. Raile,
sales representative of the Fleet Cor
poration, yesterday opened nn office at
the plnnt. The inventory .already shows
thnt there are steel, iron, lumber, fittings
and ether sm h material valued at
Sl.2flO.ftOO in the p'nnt.
The Minelies wen' purchased for
ships which were te have been built
fnr hi Kleer Cern oration, but the con- I
tracts were canceled after the war
endnl. The trevernment took ever the
plant In September, 1018, and haa been
idle for mere than a year.
WOMEN TO RAISE $125,000
Workers Pledged te Raise Sum for
Jewish Community Heme
Jewish women of the community
hnp set the sum
of JllSi.lSHI ns tneir
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Jewish lemmunity nemc. iuc i-uiu-
im en starts .Monesv.
The amount w'as decided upon at a
luncheon of the women's teams yester
day, when final instructions were given
te the 2.10 women who will work under
the direction of twenty-fix e team cap
tains. Albert M. Greenfield, associate ehnir
man of the General Campaign Com
mittee acted ns host te the women, and
outlined the purposes of the drhe. in ad
dition te emphasizing the need for the
community building.
$40,000 Fire at Gap
Ceatesvllle. Ta.. Oct 2V Tire uslm
at (iap, LnncuMer f eunty destroy"! tl.e
(tore building of David Kauffman. tl.i
barber shop of Levi Rlehl. nnd n ro re
t.i iraet conducted bj Ammen At
Lawrence, and bndl dninngeil ,i dwf
i.ng Ncupled by CIde Graham The
hiss is estimated at $10.(niii Tw .
f enfesvlUe tiremen narrowly esini
I .' h'n tl,r r:',ef "f lh? ?"tv '""' ',,
liig fell in. scattering debris In nil
Hire, tiens.
Architectural
CtK)D$JRK
Tin business has iert;
four years of satisfactory
performance behind it
The plant and machinery
are new and represent the
last word in modern
methods.
It is the largest plant
for the construction of fine
woodwork in the Mast,
occupying 23 acres.
Architects and builders
realize that we are better
able than ever te handle
any sort of fine cabinet
work in quality as well as
quantity.
Gee. W Smith
& Company. Inc
49 St & Grays Ave. Pktla.
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KILLS FRIEND AND SELF
Quarrel Over Weman Results In
Deuble Tragedy
Pettsvllle, Pa.. Oct. 28. Twe men
ere dead in the little mining town of
Tremont as the result of n sheeting
affray in which n man killed u friend
and then committed suicide'. The double
tragedy was the culmination of n quar
rel ever n woman.
The dead men nre David Miller, a
premlnpnt business man of Trrment.
and Chnrleh Wolf. Wolf shot Miller
dead, then sent n bullet crashing
through bis own brain. The tragedy
occurred nt the home of Mrs. Mnry
Dagestlne. wife of a miner.
Miller was nt the Dagestine home, a
neat little cottage in the miners col
ony. During his visit, .Wolf arrived.
Just what words passed between them
l" net known, ns Mrs. Dagestine. the
enl person present at the trnged, was
se unnerved t lint sne lias net neen ami1
te give out a coherent statement.
hile het words were passing, elf
whipped out a revolver and emptied ,
one chamber, killing Miller Instantly.
Then lie nisneu te tne little veramia.
'turned the weapon upeu himself and
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r.e r..!.ii.. .,, .i t. i,in
viiuvu "c '"
.iiiri, iuk rviuv nv.i ritiiini a'i iiiir
s , were -gathered around the
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DRY RAID IN SHENANDOAH
saiaankeeDera. Gettlnn Advance TId.
Water Their Beer
Shenandoah, Pa., Oct. 2S. Federal
profilbltieti ugentH have arrived In the
renl'fields te perform a task in which
revenue and Stnte iigents failed. Kuiiy
tixla the visited the Heme and Co Ce
l.iufbla Rrewerips. two of the largest in
the isial field, and tie saloons. Then
I hey sent samples of the liquor te Wash
ington for analysis. Many "of this
town's HKi tlilrst-stntien proprietors
hiul-i)een tipped off and hnd hid their
hoefh, and commenced watering the
beer-.
Thp agents will remain here several
days, cleaning up the town and making
sullies into ether mining communities.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Jumi J Can-lrtj. 338 Kalrmeunt aie.. -nrt
,$ naerf ViSmMn"iic
lepher A linrnillnger. SS'Js N JunBgein
t an lnu F. Klnn. .10 He en at.
I'harlea K. I)-lr.'jar 1310'Oreen at. ami
KillM I. Rrt) 14S N 17th t.
Jie-ph Tntar-lU I'nmrten N J., and Ann
M. tl Merlc, 1M1 Itet t.
W'lllitnr T Ned. llrn Mawr. Pa., unrt De
T. Johimen. L.lnwoe.1 I'a,
rtajrnnnd II Vber S12 N. CJrait st
and
KUa Ii. Creutz. snsii r inriuie ei
Paul airdits 1810 Winter t.. unit InuUa
UertlB. 16'J0 Winter t.
IteWt P Hcullj. 1I13S S 21t t.. an.l
s-haViriVAir's'STh"1.. -si
Antoinette K HeKAn 11520 N Woodwork
n:ph A. I.Uht fi00 Walnut nt.. and Car
elyn A Jloere. H33I (.-ainannr i
Il.-rnard Kelman, UB W. Taber rl and
.Mary Hnnl.'k. 51.1 De I.anrey et
Milten () Mis. Philadelphia Nuvy Yard,
unit Alice B. C'hnpprll. Uppr U.irb Pa
fiaMd Ce.rman, lStlfl 8 4th t.. and Char Char
eotte a lUbnewIll, 3S H .fialferd at.
Ir.el Murphy. Frankfort. N J., and t'ath-
nrlnr M Mcl'arland. X042 Mutter t
0srK I ItuwlH New Yerk city, nnd Marie
I.. HhrMnk Wustilnatdq. J). C
M A I.arkln. Jr., l'J23 HummrrMll- ae .
and- Hlella (.' t'ashuk, fiSlft Cari)nti.r nt
William Abraham 11114 Womrath nt and
Irene Ieidne 1JS jeplr at.
Auatln It .Mlnnlek. iloere. I'a., and Amm
() lltrip), yj'J H Redfleld at.
Krneat Marchalke 'J3K E Ilonten a .
anit Julia UrclIirer. 1130 Olive nt
niiinniiiiiciiiiiiiiiniiniiiiinmitniiuiuiiHiniimiiiitiitiiiiiiiiu-
KMiili
A Ne red tape. Ne cmbir-g
Wriueent. Strictly coeidm-g
n.i ut 3
WOMEN'S
Coats &i
Suits
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MEN'S
SlUt8 &
(yerceats
BOYS'
Suits &
Macklnaw8
GATELY & FITZGERAID
Hern CIO M..lr St.
IKurnlaliers ul ifei
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LEGION TO AID WOUNDED
"Disabled Buddies" Will Be Princi
pal Issue at Convention
Kansas City. Me., Oct. 2S. (y A.
P.) Jehn S. Kinery, of (Jnind llupids,
charge of national hendnmiricrs of ,,p '
.men., nrnvcu iiere vesrerem n iiimk ,
American Legien, mid of lucimrntiens
for tlie nntiemil convention, which
opens next Monday.
Commander Kinery snld the principa'
issue before the convention was "the
disabled buddies." The national com
mander himself whs wounded during the
war nnd spent some months in hospitals
in France end in this country.
JAPANESE SHIP SUNK
Passengers and Crew Picked Up by
Freighter
Scatlle. Wash., Oct. 28. tHy A. P.)
The Japanese steamship Fukui
Maru sank, .TT'i miles off Cape Flattery,
Wash., ut midnight last night, In a
hurricane, but nil her passengers and
ew were picked up by the freighter
""" In, according te u wireless
liltrnruK" TW rm-i uj mr J lunnir 1.V-
partment here yesterday. She whs
bound for Seattle from Kebe.
Although the list of these abroad the
Fukul Maru Is net available here, she
is believed te have carried few pus-
senicrs
12 ARRAIGNED IN KILLINGS
Murder and Manslaughter Are the
Charges All Plead Net Guilty
Twelve defendants were arraigned to
day in the Court of Oyer nnd Terminc
before Judge Mennghnn en indictment
charging them with murder, nnd velun-
,nr n,l( involuntary innnsnughtcr
jiii in mr ul'lIlllUlu pic.iuru nni guilty
te the chnrces
These arraigned were, Matthew Ron Ren Ron
kedski, Henry Reinschrelber, DaId
Dlwpie, and Rernnrd Mett, for the
murder of Sarah A. Purr; Jehn John John Jehn
eon, Negro, for the murder of Jehn
Sharp; Charles Harrison, Negro, for
the death of Jehn Cunningham ; Emm
Jenes, colored, for the death of William
Smith; Jehn Martin, for the dentil et
Miles Duncnn McMillan ; Clarence New -'
son. Negro, for the death of Huttle
Railey; Jeseph DrrhPr, Negro, for the
murder of Ethel Warren; Aiiniui7.li
Cnrenla, for the murder of Vinceii7''
N'icelettl. and Andrew Meadows, Negro,
for the murder of Dennis Sehle, .
ADMIRAL SIMS lL
Indigestion and Severe Celd Force
Him te Stay Abed
Newport, It. I.. Oct. 2. Rear Ad
miral William S. Sims was confined
te his bed yesterday with what Mrs
Sims said was nn attack of indigestion
combined with a severe, cold. Mrs. Slim
said the admiral wen under e.-irn r
i "" 1,,hTRU,'T",":1i .u wa-"t"'1 hp
would be sufficiently rivevered se lis
te lie out today.
The iittack came upon Admiral Simt-
early yesterday. The pains of indigestier
were such thnt it was deemed advisiihli
he be confined te his bed.
The attending physician left for New
Yerk last night.
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Seuth Dakota Pollce Loek for a
Speedy Solution of Lead's
Murder Mystery
BLOODHOUNDS ON TBAIL
y the Associated Press
Iad. S. D., Oct. 23. A request for
the apprehension of Andrew Rolnnde.
Mventy-twe yenrs old, in Connection
villi the death of the Rev. A. R. Rel
knnp, Catholic priest, who was slain
ere Wednesday was sent broadcast
today by the State Attorney's office, It
wis announced lit police headquarter.
"We nre satisfied we knew who th"
liir la nnd lie will be taken into cus
tody within a reasonable time, de
clared James Fowler, county utterney,
following examination of fifteen wit
icises Inst night. . .
Disnppcarnnce of Rolnnde from tils
00111 In the bearding house of Mrs.
Resu Uertolere and discovery of n
imtel und Imiumer in his room re
united in the examination by eOicinls
,nst night of Mrs. Rertolere nnd several
of her benrders. The hnmmer was said
te resemble one token from the auto
mobile owned by Father Rclknap. with
which some one had tampered prier te
the time the priest was summoned from
his home in the early morning hours te
ndniinlstern ostensibly, te a dying wo
man. Rolande, it is said, hud net been
nt IiIh work in the mines since Tuesday.
Rloedhounds brought from Mitchell.
8. I supplied a spectacular scene last
night ns the 11 n esse through u
snowstorm from the scpnp of the mur
der in Peer Man's Gulch read te the
: -r. ------- . ...,
J ".JW' I nrtei no u,r man we
nesdiiy. Ofllclnls placed credence in
the Itnllnn's sterv that he was aroused
by the shots which killed the priest and
ushed outdoors, finding the body.
The Corener's inquest was conducted
nt 2 o'clock this afternoon.
PROBE OFFIRMSTARTED
Receiver does Over Beeks of Na
tlenal Guarantee Credit Corporation
An investigation stnrted today Inte
the affairs of the National Guarantee
Credit Corporation by its temporary re
ceivers, Themas J. Meagher and Francis
51. McAdnms, nnd Mren A. MUner.
counsel for the petitioners, may lead
te arrests.
The temporary receivers and the pe
titioners' counsel stnrted nn exnmlnn exnmlnn
tlen of papers and records of the com
pany In an effort te locate an alleged
surplus of $.100,000 supposed te be in
the treasury of the company.
Frnnklyn Spies, the organizer nnd di
recting genius of the National Guaran
tee Credit Company, is nlse the director
of several ether enterprises, nmerc
which is Werth ft Ce., Werth & Ce.
is involved in the credit company affairs
through u contract by which Werth &
Ce. receives 28 per cent of the proceeds
of all National Jtuarantee stock sold
by the Werth organization. In addi
tion te this, Werth & Ce. hns been
receiving one share of common stock for
every shnre of common stock it sold.
AD WOMEN CELEBRATE
Halloween Party Given by Organi
zation In Overbroek
5Iere than 200 men and women,
widely known in advertising circles of
the citv. Joined irt the celebration of
Halloween by the Philadelphia Club of
Advertising Women nt the Green Hill
Farms, Overbroek, last night. A bnl
masque, a dinner und games were u
part of the evening's entertainment.
Prizes were awarded for the costumes
te Miss Margaret A. Tiillldge. Karl A.
Rloemingdale, Mrs. R. E. Kempff nfld
F. Dutrerrez, Miss Mabel A. llurdmnn
and C. D. Wheeler.
44 Mills te Resume Full Time
Pittsburgh. Oct. 28. (Rv A. P.)
Offieinls of the McKeesport Tinplate
Company nnpeunrcd last night that
the forty-four mills of the plant would
be epernted full time beginning next
Sunday.
DEATHS
COODW1N Oct. "J7. M.VIlOAltKT. wife
of Joaeph Goodwin (nei' Carr) Itelatlveii
in.l frlenda nre InMtrd te uttenil furnra ,
Atnnday. fi:30 A, M.. from her late renldene.'
311 Armat at . Oermantewn Hnlemn mtn
f requ'em St. Vincent a Church. 10 A. M
Interment Hely fjepuichre Cera ater)
SMITH.-Suddenly Oct 27. 1P21. l)r J
ANSON SMITH son uf K.lliaheth and Henrv
A M. SmHh. M. D.. and huslmml of An
j. tie Kmllh (nei. Ilrnntn). luneral cerlrei
Menrtuy. tt .11. t 1 30 P M.. In the Pre,
hwerlan Church. nincltHoed, N' J Int-r
Lent Harleljh Ometer
CI.OTHIF:u. At Wvnnewend r.i,. mi
' nth Mnnth 2th. 1021. I.t.'CrtETIA M
l.'iTHIKH. need S e,,r. Due nollce of
' ineral will be Riven.
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$15
$30 VALUE
Winter Medels in the Most
Materials. Fur-Trimmed and
$15 te $50
ryr rVai'i
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Ltu.m
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WILL II. 1IAY8
The Postmaster General was hurled
from lib IxrtJi In a train wreck
near New Yerk shortly after mid
night. Rcyend a shaking up, he
was net Injured
Is Lesa Discontent, Says Soe-
behn Rewntree, Friend of
Lloyd Geerge, New in City
DISCUSSES CLASSES
Industrial conditions in Rrltnin nre
gradually Improving, but It will be a
long nnd slew precess1 before they are
brought bnck te the pre-war normal,
according te SVebehn Rewntree, n per
sonal friend of David Lloyd Geerge.
5Ir. Rewntree is visiting the city.
"There is less discontent nnd u
chrck en the spread of rndlcal doctrines
thnt marked the first few months of
widespread unemployment after the col
lapse of the war industries. The men
and women who are out of jobs nre
beginning te understand th" factors
which have brought these conditions
nbeiit." Mr. Rewntree said.
"There will be no return te pre
war conditions, of course, until capi
tal heroines freer and we are caught up
with production. Te de this we must
race with many depressive economic
fncters, and net the least of them will
be the coming winter, which will tem
porarily check the faint industrial re
vival we have already noticed. I am
'afraid this will be a critical winter fei
the poorer people of England.
The working people of England hnve
net yet consented te n return te pre
war living conditions, und prebnbly will
net. Mr. Rewntree said. The middle
classes of England have in n great
many ceses been forced te reduce their
living standards, becuusc the buyln buyln
pewer of their incomes has tremendous
ly lessened, but their arc no actual pri
vations among them ns there is among
many of the unemployed working
classes.
It Is important for the salvaging of
Industrv that England regain her pre
war held en world markets. "In this
direction," Mr. Rewntree continued,
"we must face formidable competition
from the United Stntes and Germany."
Mr. Rewntree spoke yesterday nt the
Wharten Scheel of the University of
Pennsylvania and lust nlgbt at Haver
ford College.
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Trusts for A Future Harmeiw
'Between Hungarian Natien
and Its Severeign"
ON WAY TO tlHANY ABBEY
iry the Associated press
nudapeat, Oct. 28. Immflcu,8tfl
clad in the uniform of n Hungarian g.n
eral, former Emperor Charles, a mi.'
ener in the hands of the people .l
whom he mnde an abortive attemnHr
re-establish eeverelgnty, ed v 1,1 ,1
the following teree message through .?'
Associated Press correspondent? h ,he
I was sure my people would offer r
distance, se I gave orders te withdraw
when the Government troops opened flJT
Nothing can persuade me te pr0vnV:
civil war. I trust Providence and JK
future will bring harmony brtn t
Hungarian nation and Its sovereign "
Charles and cx-Kmpresa Zltn w.r.
seen by the correspondent a" Yh
paused nt the railway station of SxeRU
fchcrvnr, near the shores of Lake Ral.
ten, en their way te Tlhnny Abbev fro
Estcrhazy Castle, where the cratwhfi
royal pair was captured after last r,.I
day'a battle. Prince Eeterhy"t..SuaV
cempanylng them te their new temSel
rary 'residence. mpe.
Praiie. Oct. 28. (By A. Pi
rendered le the "Little Entente"' wh
ii. iniriy-six count, under the terms 0f
nn nlMmntiini -Am !,- i v""" Ol
eombinatlen of Stnten. which "hns d.
-I.led te brcjent te the Hungarian (ler.
eniment In Riidnpcst.
, ueputy .-Mneecti declared at a mn...
meeting held here last night that th,
ultlmntnm would be presented some tlms
today. Tlie project of Interning thi
former Emperor In either Czecho-SIe.
vekla or Juge-Rlavia hns been din
cussed frcclr bv newsnan . i. m.
country. '" ""
Te' Hener Harry Lauder Hera
A Halloween bal masqee will bs
given tonight nt the Roenerelt. 2037
Chestnut street, by th PhlladelphU
Command, Rritlsh Great War Vetertns
of America. The feature of the evening
will be the conferring upon Rlr Harry
Lauder of the honorary vlce presidency
of the command, which he will receive
in person.
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