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EVENING PUBLIC ' LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, feAlTTRDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1921
MARSHAL FOCH GREETED IN WASHINGTON
r. r:s will press
Fer 'Unknown Soldier'
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L' I II 1 I I1 Hi III F 1 I 1 I "Ml f MIJ
Anether Succumbs in AttempteJ ,"'
Rescue of Worker p0. ' "i
liceman Succeeds ?
Aliens Whose Conviction Ha3
Caused Bemb Plots in Eu-
repe Leam Fate Today
Erstwhile Tiega Dump Beauti
fied, but Electric Lights
Shew Up Nooks
Executives te Lese Ne Time in
Appealing te Federal
Laber Beard
COURT STRONGLY GUARDED
ALL SEATS ARE ANCHORED!
STRIKE IN TEXAS IS ENDED
OVERCOME BYli
IN SEWER; SW
HEAR COMMUNISTS
HEW PARK B
ENCH
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NEW
A
MOTION
BANS
SPOONiNGS
FOR NEW WAGE CUT
ftmMmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmMMmMmwmBm
Ily tlie Assee'ated Preis
Defllvtin. Mans, O.-t 'J'.)- mntUti
for a new trlnl fur Nneelu S-icce mid
liartolemco Vnn.ctti, convicted of mur
der In the first degree for the killing
of n pnvmnstcr and his guatd nt Sonth
Bralntrce In April. lU'JO was heard in
the Norfolk County Superior Court to
day, Police gunrd. mounted en horses, en
motercj
about
Insld
unife
An ilntv T)in
llee guarded the entrances te the uul .1
lng with instructions te srnreh nil spec
tator for weapons. Knit aim vver'
held In reserve.
The caw. which has been the sub
ject of bomb speaking ntnl mn-c'nng
demonstration-, by radical in the capi
tal, of Fun-no nml Smth Atmrlc-i
CAmr ii?nln before .Ili'iHe vv i
ter
Thayer, who presided ever the Inn trial
at Whieli the 'f.-ii lants wire i.mn.i
guilty. Sentence of the men hn it"t
eten Imposed, pending iWterminatiii of
today's motion for n retrial, and pend
ing action also en exception te rulim:
and evidence wlnrh counsel for the
defense have been given until Decern
ber 1 te prepare.
Vnnzettl, who 1 under sentence of
ten xcars in Stnte Prison far purtiei
potion in a held-up in Fast Undue
,.-. ".;- . -..,.,, i i.,
water in uccemecr. iu'. n ""-
te the county jail here from Hest.
under heavy guard Niece 1ms no n ,
hehl at the jail since Ue trial.
The transfer of the prisoners from
the jail te the rf
en feet, the men hnnilciifteil te emu
ether and te ethers en either id'-. j
and preceded. Hanked and followed by i
!,. n;.. -Ph..,-,. ns no .li-nnn-
Btratien during the walk. In the court- .
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room lie PriM.i.. ', -"-' ,'-;. .
eiiua win Uliu uiru un.tmt ' ......
trlnl
Marquis A. Ferrnnte, Itnlian Censul
at Hosten. and Vice Censul Silvie
Vitale appeared as spectators shortly i
before the opening of tne nearing. ,r.
Ferrante said he would make no state
ment. Bosten, Oct. 20. (Hy A. P.I lit
tra guard. were en dutj teda at sev
eral public building here. Offlcinls in
each lnstame explained that tiie were
taking precautionary .teps because of
rumors of possible demonstrations I.
radlcn's. The rumors, of an intangi-
VI. . tiiinn ii'itfA inul tn Kil 11I II Hi t O1 1
llZ 1114 L li 1 1 n Mini i' 'i sv' - v - 'i
with the Saeee-Vanzettl case.
An augmented guard, posted scleral
days age at the State Heuse, was
continued en dut . Sergeanr-ut-Arms
Almbnli said the extra tone was placed ,
atter receipt ei rumors.
Aged Man Routs
Twe Armed Bandits
Continued from I'airr On
and ran te the store. McCarthy bwung
off his here a few seconds before the
ether bluecoats get there.
The trapped bandits turned and tried
te batter their way out of the store,
but police blackjacks, swung at their
beags, took all the tight out of them.
A call had been sent te the Fifteenth
and Locust streets .-tntum After first
rushing te Eighteenth nud Wa'nut
Streets bj mistake, the patrol lead of
policemen reached the jcwelrj tore ils
a huge crowd formed
Miss L'ewden dropped behind a coun
ter ns the shots were tired. Slip remained
there until the would-be robbers wer
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them te Cltv Hall. I
taftiii ,ut i" .ii.- i'i.i,...! niir ii ijiviiii.
The Negro contended he did net knew,
Cetter. He said lie IikiI gene into the I
store te buy a run: ' i "his girl" ami I
thnt he was "flabb. ,asted" when the
armed bandit appeared.
"Tough Lucli" Says Haiidil
Cetter, though bloet.- was p'etting at
the back of Ins head and trlekl.ng even
his cloth.-, remained cool during the!
ride te City Hull. He asked for a cigu-
Cle.s and nfoel. were tlitewn " '''V' ,",r '..., tl, V, ',.
the courthouse m nntiiliers nn-t " "' " "'" '"r" , '""""-
e the building a I" nvv guard of '"'''"" ".' l "''"'"" """ ' " '"""
rmed and ununif TMi-M effle-m ttsti '"'-' i"" neiinnB mi cuen
.... i..,.(ff. l.vii nn. mere win i-mingc a winner scmi-i i mn
s rette nnd said It was "tuiuh luck" th.it
he had been caught.
Jehnsen, the Negro, Inter was taken
te Hahnemann Hospital It was planned
te mnke an X ray of his head injuries.
It is believed pesfib e that a bullet
from Cettei"s pistol may bine struck
him.
Ilcfere his removal te the hospital a
search of Jehnsen's clothing die.npd
a private d. tecnve s l.a.1,-". Seveni"
diamond rings were found m tlie cut:
of bis trousers.
Mr. Simen und hi s,,ri Sel live nt
183(1 North Fifte.-nth s.rcet. .la
Simen lives at ji'. .N.etii .r.n. str. t
MINES TO CLOSE ONE DAY
Memery of Jehn Mitchell te Be
Honored at Scranton Today
Scranton, Oct -. All m.:ies :n t ,e
anthraciti legion are i-lest-l t.idav
as a tnbute te the i iem..rv of .li.'.n
Mitchell, firmer president of the min
ers' union. The day Is ntw'tud
as "Mitchell D.n" bv Mi. mal min
era. In this eitv servi.es will he li.-ld
at the crave of the dead uul 'ii leader
Who was buried in the Cathedral 'Viii- I
ettry here Vesicplay a movement was
also liiunehe.l t. 1'iive t'n . laut.ti
fichoel Heard name a public s. !i .l in
honor of Mr. Mitchell. The latter'
widow hns given her consent te the
arrangement. It was said t dnv. The
(Scheel Heard is ixpecied te take no
tion Mendio night j
Reef Burns Frem Defective Flue '
Fire did S'-On worth "' I " iuge te the '
reef of the two and one hi." st"i' home
f Alexander Ilai.ki." .. .'t'.U 1 Memphis
street, lust before midnight last night.
It was caused by a defective Ib.e
lloxe De Yen Like These
as Name for 1026 Fair?
"American World's Fair" i of
fered bv H K. Feather. .'11117 Syd n
bam street, as i name for the sesul
centennial te be held here in 102(1.
"The World Progress Fair" is
Bnt in by Said K De Jurdie, t!2."i
Boardwalk, Atlantic City.
"OurGrent Amerlmn Fair" cornea
from T. Edward Hujler, 71.r) Seuth
Tlfty-ninth street.
"Hilly Penn's World Progres Pregres Progres
Expesition" is suggested by Curtis
W Ilenrj. Herlin, N. J.
Many upt and catchy titles nre
being sent in te the Evenim, I'm
IJO hr.VUKli daily in response te its
request for a mere popular name for
the BesiUl-centennlal.
.Can you think of one? If se,
MBd It in.
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The city, while givlns resident of one
pnrt of Philadelphia something they
hnvc w-nnted for n long time, ulne de
livered ri Imdy blew te spoeners. '
Worse (till, it xvns neeempnnlcd by
nn nnneuneement thnt the same blew '
will he followed by similar ones ns
quickly ns condition permit.
The much desired sift Is the lm-
lifiMnmnnf nf ! fnumMi! inl.l,i1.. ut
Inte a breathing space and a thing of
uenury. i
The attack en the spoeners Is the
Installation of k new type of bench.
p'aei'd direeflv in the best .lighted parts
of the park, and se anchored thnt even
I the met ndrent lever can never hope te
move it te one of the hadi d spots se
taverame te tne development of love
jeiing dream
Designer Didn't Have a Heart
The new bench is from n design pre
pared h ii draughtsman In the landscape
gnrdner'-. efli 'e. llurenit of City Prop
erty. The upright portions are of
se'id concrete and are burled two and
a half feet The seat and back are of
wooden slat painted green.
This combination of green and con
crete gray is te be the color scheme '
01 roe enure i in uu-i em viii imni
,,, according te nn announcement
,nv As fnn )1H new pnri,H nrp bulIl
enM ,mirevt,i th B,.I1Prlll sflenlc
, , , ,, thpfl(, bcnchc, ,, alI
equipment se thnt It will liar- I
n eni.e with the green lawnn and cement '
k
'l.hh ; rh,incin f .i,0 nlet te a naru
, lh'' r hang R et '', J1'0,. " ,.'1"''
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eighth
ince
Ward have been fighting for
-nice the latter part ei me niaiiKcn
biirc Administration. The ti'et. whic
bllre Administration. The i.'et. which
has a frontage of 1I0 feet en Ontario
-trmt nml 1.riO feet en Twentieth street.
was acquired just before the Hlankcn-
burg Administration went out of power, j
Per political rens.il nothing was done.
Total Cost Only S22.30O
is bounded en the east by
Tt is bounded en the east by the
n..ndinir and long has been an eyesore,
and as it nears eomp'etien Tiega com
muter' faces light up. Perhaps the
youthful element frowned a bit nt the
benches, but
The let was leveled and graded. .
concrete steps were put in from Ontario
- ' - - " 1 I !
and Twentieth streets, the brick pave-
ment en both streets has ueen cnants
te concrete te match the wa Iks in Ma
,, ark. curbs have enlnstallWl.hiac
lawns pium, m.. ...i. ......D
lireUUO a Circu.lir fcru" H'"V . ., , ,
There """ ZZr si le
eMh'park0 amlX ."bVen "i ed '
et tne pars. "'u' L ' - " ,. ,
by the city for . 1,.'. ,h
will be trnpreied a id will brii g : the
operation up te the lde of th ra Jlreni
A contract hn be, n , ward .for this
"""r:rJSll
worn en mi- jru.r.. -- ' .
ment will cot :22,r.0O.
U.eTpT SENIORS ELECT
Balloting Held en
All Class Officers
Except President ,
rjnti.ife of thii plectlen of officers for
the senior clas of the I'niversity of
Peunsvlvaniu were unneunced today us
J1I,"V;-
William C. Crave, of Springfield,
Mass., lec president; W. Kenneth
l....n .. UnlTnln spcrnfnrv . I'ntll
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.. I I',.bl.. K.ililnr llserinn
iiiiii I sui iki. v., -i ....
urvr, it mi iiiiif.iii .".. ..."..m...
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Pour ..leiterl te tile Kxecutlvc Coin
mittee are Themas Hradlej . tlmirmiin;
Laurence Drewn, Geerge Hlilmuii and
.Innn K u-ber.
i'ie bulluting was held yesterday en
but the etlice for president. Jehn
Sheeilj wns e'ected president of the
class last year.
i THAMAM LEADER HERE
U I nUHIMIHIN L.CHUcn ntnt
Delegate te Arms Conf- te Be
Entertained In This City
The nrst of t!.. I r ,. ', te
t!ie arms 'enfereniN- ! ' it Mam. I
n tins city win nrrye n.-i- iiue uhs
lire late this
afternoon. lie is a.nemar Larnt'CKes,
.....Acnnl nn T Ithiinn.n
M V""'h. ""; ii,-.i .. s,n.
Hen and will be met by n delegation
,f T.ifhiinrilnns. He w 1 go te the
n ijituvitii........ .... --... .. .-. ...- i
Mnver's ethce, when; tie will be wei-nn
..nmA.l tiv rinrell Sliuster. "-ecreturv t
' Mnver. who will act during th'
Mr Canickes will be entertained at
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l ncepT'eii .ini (HMiHr in ne: .'ii-ii'iiiu
I Hetel tonight
BLOND WOMEN
SAYS ANTHROPOLOGIST HEREu.ZrWt:2r;.& ;S? S
llnit.d States District Ceuit Judge
Dr. O'Maliey Horrified at
America Has !e
"What, no l.es t ' i' ..omen in
Aui.-ia"- Dr. .'i-'.n O'Ma'lev a
Phliadelph.a anthrope'.ig!t, flung up
l.i- hands with a horrific,! gesture to te
.iav when he was teM Prof. Fred, rick
Starr, a Chicago anthropologist, had
made that verv statement.
Dr. U'Malley began gravely te con-
'dcr the case of Prof Starr from an
optical standpoint for he i also an eye
h c. lalist - when it was -iggested Prof.
Starr had said further that beauty in
tarr had said further that beauty in
a blonde race it next te impossible.
"Dear, dear'" ejuei ated Dr.
' Ma'lev. "Hew can a man make such
rld.culens statements in a classroom,
t e" What else duis he na.v
P of. Si irr had gene en te t-av that
g d-nnture.l Auieii'sn men are dis
posed te .(insider nti vn- wi.e is n, t
abnormally and euraerdinaril ug v as
..villi rare beaut). Nny ' lclnr'd
me pr ,f.ss,)r te his clas-'. ' tin Amen
i an rate ia tee uieiigrel ever te be beau
tiful. Fairness and Heauty Syneujinnus
'lt' rcaby tee painful,' commented
Dr. O'.Ma.lev. with a dep H.gli, "the
art about the blends, paiteiiari)
Wh, fairness and heaut.v have been
aliiiust sjneii) uioue tl.oriigheut the ages.
Ml ihe hcienlies of lit. ratiire, from
Helen of Tre.v down te Pell) anna, have
been blends of pure rvpe It Is the
sine Hi painting, lu s ulpture, und lu
folklore. Are net the i.eautiful prill
ecus all .'idevved with long geiden
nair and white skins?
An n t te" tiuditiena! heroes all tall
and fair'' Hew many dells have fair
liair and hew ninny dark? Are net the , he se ungemr. us te s.iv of dark vvenu-n
god and goddesses of nearly all myth- what Prof. Starr hns, with no warrant
olegy blendes? Have jeLever read aat all, said of our blends.''
XI' "JWL.',Ji . '-"3.'fijUiiir;.,' ,eslSws. :VH' '.-a3tP
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e) ItarrU & Kwlnc
The Krenrh Atnbnsjulnr. .lules ,1. Jusserand, and General Pershing were In the picture with Marshal Ferh Inst
night when the allied commander-in chief arrived In Washington. Jusserand i.s tlie figure in civilian clothes,
loch in the center and Pershing en the right
MORE POLICE AID
ORY AGENT'S PLEA
Duncan Wj Ask Mayer and
Cortelyou for Cleser
Ce-operation
CITES ATTACK ON OFFICER
Majer Moere and Director Cortelyou
.
will revive a visit Monday from Assist
t irn,lblMen i)irecter Duncan, when
,Mnlning me r(1niplcte police
, "h fc, f j, , ,
raiil( w)1 b( liikCllshl,(1
"Vew w.-ek I bone te null nff snmn
raids" said Mr. liuncan "and it
r'ld W "'?UC" f"r.U'' Br'b
If we could depend en complete co-op-
Ttleii from pe'l.e. 1 hale no com-
,njn k C()ne(.r..ing the help the
,
,, b tt,Ht.rhM areun, ,f d(.flnlt,.
"-r "ere issued b the Mayer and
Director. I
'I am nfrnid of further episodes like
thnt of vesterdnv. when Dnnnld .1. Zim
merman, one of the agents, was brutally
P U tllUII U. II U lift, Hi tVUUUsisri1 """ATI I iA
tnrn "rev away with a truckload of
I rum he
irieu ;e beize ni Becmn nii.i
i0nlnr street
'Our men are armed, nnd if the-e
' attacks continue thej will use their
I guns. Then e will have some killing
!te reckon with, as well ns our etli. r ,
i troubles.
"We will use all the power of the I
itftnripfmi.nt tn ntinpfli,.Tiit nmt reinUr. f 1. '
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1 1 1 i ii ie; miii'il in' s. J u 4 li I uiiui u uu
...itiiii.ii.iiiii.
i lie agent nan nnrineu men nc saw
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leading what he believed was rum en
the truck thnt the machine was con-
Seated. Fer answer some one swung
en him with a blackjack from behind.
He wns surrounded, and, although he
fought with his own jack, wns beaten
back and llnalh forced te take refuge
in a garage .iiri). i te is cover.. i
with .a gun whil. .he men tuilshed lead-,.,
lng the mick and drme away.
CHILD HURT IN EXPLOSION
Leg Is Fractured When He Dreps
Match Inte A cohe Barrel
Oine Malastine, f.iur vears old. of
Wm K-rshnvv
street. teceled a frne-
tured leg .vesterdav when he dropped
he
i ngim-u mm m imin i iticoiiei
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m- u . n.i ... ..s muici s ueme
and the liquid cTple.iert.
The fail er. Nat'e Malastine, heard
the blast and found the child Iving in-
juied in trie are i ne oey was taken
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I Hospital
PRETTIEST,
Chirapn Professer's Statement
Fair - Haired Beauties
-'rv with a shett. beadv-yed here
an' 1 Ml' fair hai" d vi'liiinV
"Wlat does a wei, .in ,!e when she
want- t make her- !. beautiful? Ih'(
s but what elsnV Sh" blenches her
kin and her hair, doesn't she?
"New. from nn anthropological
staink-.nit a'l this Is lie.-H'is,. the Nordic
and !tie ra.Ts, which give iss respec
tively the b'.m 1 and ruddv blund t.vpes,
are the deii leant ni"' and therefore
the a'Hilred races
Tells of Racial Marriage,
'Vla' Prof. Slnrr snu iheut niKed
no ml marriages meiigrelizliig the race
is a' '. tli"r writer Has ' e ! ri-'i" l
Me.,, lei The offspring of such mar
riages rev. rt te one nice or tl,, etinr,
sue in . few unimportant h lrsievr.
Istics 'ike the t'lgmentali'Mi of the eves
"I iiad i patient the etlier dav. n
veung '.nl' whose name I cmnet te'l
von. f . ., I--.. 1, it let i - en I ' her Ml
S,'luart7, wh!''h Is n prettv ger c.ulv
s,'iit 'M.-- Seliwart.. I said 'your
fan., r !. . r I. a n a Htmiiii, but
veiir mother Is an Irishwoman from
Cinnaught.' And s, she was.
marriages mengrelizlng the
Te kiiv that thc-c can he no beauti-
ful gills In Anieri. a lxcnu-e we are
a mixture of European races is te sav
that there have been no beautiful girN
among the European race.
"I will uv this The blend women
wdie seem te hurt the aesthetic sensl.
blhties of P'.f Starr will .llsappctu
after awhile lu tin 'eurse of n eeu de
of g. : .itlens 111. ei 1 'annul survive
be'.,, il. feri) ff'li ,,M'ille and nn
m Minnesota tliev will have n hnr,'
time of it Then of cn,rn the race will
,e diirl. .Medlterii.n. m. ISut legend and
tradition te the .mitral), I would net
''TkWSr'' -vxwWsxiaiMvsmtm
Marshal Leves His Pipe,
as Reporters Soen Learn
Washington, Oct. 20 (By A.
P.) Mnrlpil Fech, who is known
as nn inveterate pipe smoker, be
fore bearding the steamship Paris
for his trip te America made sure
that a sufficient amount of his fa
vorite French tobacco was en benrd.
One of his militiiT.v aid has it in
fharge. twenty-five pounds of it.
Soen after he was taken off the
Paris at New Yerk nnd had ex
changed official courtesies with the
member of the reception committee
en the tug Vigilant, he went inside
the pilot house, lighted his small
briar pipe and seemed perfectly nt
home. He emptied It us lie ap
proached Knttcry Park and put it
back Inte his pocket.
Twe hours later when comfortably
established in his special train for
the run te Wnshinzten the pipe was
out again. After dinner he followed
the cnmple of his guest. nnd smoked
a cigar, but this finished, the pipe
again came into view, only te dis
appear when the train pulled into
the Union Station.
Dr. Paul Andre, his personal phy
sician, was right when he said, "The
Marshal loves his pipe."
H I UHII I 10 UN T r'ULIUh
CPnecn riv nimuirnr
SCORED BY BUSINESS MAN
Simen Faber Says Safety Director
Refused te Art nn rft ru,,
, UM,fl t0 Act en Graft Charge
Atlanllc City. Oct. SO. Charges that
the Atlantic City Police Department is
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uuii aun disorganized" me
... i
IlldUC
in a letter written by Simen
LMIMT. rfal RLlllfA n.nv. n.,.l wnfnmnw
T.. 1. i .
-'- ." " '"'"""'
,0 'he City Commissioners,
Mr. Faber complains that William
rutllbm MrrLtw ut iubllc 8lfl.t
, ".. .ji i..
"'t'lvw te give him satisfaction when
he complained that the Oetcctivc Uu-
r,.a Wils j,, n.,rt ,.mpesed of "graft-
,. , creeks.. aH(J teught hearing
, ,. uuu ufc"v u "-"'"E
"i ins ciiHrges.
J he director. Mr. I-abcr says, called I M,.war,i representing that organlr.n erganlr.n
a meeting te hear complaints of husi- ' tien. Other stewards nre Herace 11.
nes.s men, but refused te let their tte-
negrnpher take a record of the pre-
ceedmgs, nnd insisted that nnv ihurges
should la brought by Individuals.
"Seme of the heads of the depart-
ment are i.ntit and should be rephe ed."
vivh Mr. Faber. "By allowing (lis
. nnnesi ami unlit men te remain m tne
i - ...... .. ... .
neieetivu and I'ellce ueparimeni, j
ou
are net ulaving fair with the lar:
number of honest and efficient men in
, the dcparti it."
NAMES SPECIAL MASTER
Judge Halght te Take Testimony In
Jersey Fare Litigation
AJ"-' 'II iMHlclfCl IO .IflHMO 'UDI ' I -110
ile .mas Ii. Halght, of Jersey l tv, as
pici.il master, te take tcsiimti,v m
the litigation of the Public S.rvice
Itu I way Company te prevent the State
Public 'Ftilitv Heard and the Atternej
Jeiieral from lnterferlnc vvltll the im-
I position of a ten-cent fare.
I The company's counsel presrntnl nn
eider of r. I'erencc te Judge Kell i.ib te-
I lav. senilmg tlm entiO te u specinl mas
ter for the hearing of the tr-thaeny
and the Judge inserted ex -Judge
Haigl.t's name in the order. 'I he lat
ter will begin the timing nt testi
mony when all of the parties te the suit
ure in readiness.
I'lider a recent temporary rull'ig of
the Fedtral Court the cempiim i
barging an eight-cent fare,
wit I
fe'.r
ti, kets for thirty cents and a em t
transfer The 1 tllity Ileuril liu'i ai
l.wed the cemianv only n seven-, ,e,t
fun. Tlic case will new go te a tm.il
hearing and it wns te tane tins i,-s
Minenv that the sp'dal muster wus ay
pointed.
DEATH'lEVEALS WEDDING :
Banker Found With Threat Cut
Day After Marriage
KvansvHIe. Intl.. Oct 20 The bed.
of Miani Tnvler, flflj-feur ars old.
vice president of the Insolvent l'armers'
Hunk in Nevvburg, In. I., was found
.tnnni ill the mi" n II'"
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Yankeetown. His threat had been
slashed with n razor, which ub iiinu
nearhv. Corener KirekhntiH was ex
pected te return a verdict of suicide.
Finding of the bed) led te the dis.
ceverv thnt Mr. Tnjlur had married
Mls-s 'Marie Murnll. eighteen jears nhl.
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son
iviiinlniitlnii of tlic Nevvburg Hank's
books rcieut.y showed a deficit of
. I'd 11(10. It was said. A. H. liiilvcr liiilvcr
sen. the cashier, disappeared when the
bank was closed.
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Annual Meet at W. J. Clothier
Estate Brings Out Crack
Thoroughbreds
FARMERS' ENTRIES FEATURE
A large crowd of race Inters gath
ered this afternoon nt the farm ei .m
"d Mr. William J. Clothier, above
Valley Ferge, where the eighth annual
acing event of the Pickering Hunt
Club was run. The races commanded
: the attention of hundreds who have fel
lowed the fall meets.
Thoroughbred from the stables of
Mr. Clothier. Ifalph R. Ptrassburgcr,
R. II. U. Telund. J. 13. Ridgcvvay and
il. l.i. Montgomery are entered.
I'nusual Interest is displayed by the
farmers In the hunt nnd the farmers'
breakfast this morning was nn attrac
tion. Farmers ever whose lands the
''ickering Club huntR entered twenty
three horses for the farmers' race. This
race is barred te thoroughbreds and will
he ridden by farmers or fanners' sons.
The Pickering Challenge Cup race
will find Wolvcrten, 2d. Dneley and
Red Wing among ethers facing the
barrier and the neck-and-neek races
which these horses have been run
ning makes this cente't one of the
most popular of the day.
.
Anether event is the point -te. point
i fflr'
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ier which iiiuripcii entries nave
l i),,P,i made
Fernbrook, of the Str.iss-
hurger stable: Grcenbriar, of the Mor Mer
ris stables, Cocktail, owned by Mr.
Toland, and Hlcak Hcnut, owned bv
Dr. II, L. II. Dick, are guarantees
that the race will be a real "boss
race."
i ne meec is neiu unuer tne sane
tlen of the Hunts Committee of the
N.,.nl K.pp,,,p,,vp ,, . AtM.
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(iiiu'iii. v 'mines j.. .uiuuer is rue
Hare. icter (. Mather and Mr.
Clothier. S. Lawrence liedine. J. (1
! I.elper nnd James K. Tindle are
j judges nt the finish. The patrol judges
"e Jehn .1. Sullivan. II. II. le P.eutil-
i Iler '"' '.eerge Proeks. Tlic starter
is i ,, iiagen aim cieru ei tne ceurtc,
It. Penn Smith.
URGES MOREITY MARKETS
Professer Egbert Alse Aska for
Extra Feed Inspectors
An appeal for municipal slaughter
houses, mere city mint and milk in
spectors and mere muuklpul markets
where the city can regulate sanitary
conditions, was made this morning by
Pief. Senera Fghcrt, of tl." 1'niversltj
of I'eiinsvivania Sehoe) of Ilvgienn anil
Public Health, in n public le. lure nt
the I'niveisit.v .
In his address en "Sanitarv Condi
tien of Feed and Drink in Philade'-
, run," Prof. Egbert i.dd of a survey
Phi'ndelphin's feed conditions that he
made three years age. Hf said lie found
Philadelphia was very fei'tnn-ite in
av ii? its fiK.d importations arrive in
the highest ronditleii. Tins was due.
he Fiii.l, te its location. Hut, he added,
the trouble arises after the f.Msl gets
here and is handled bv the small
dialers who give no thought te sauituiy
l. gulatiens.
lie said the eitv has only mvch mint
I und sixtein mill; inspectors. Tins num
ber, is nut enough, he said, becaus
, their- Is a great deal of meat luilehcied
in mi. all slaughter houses about illi
cit). Sanltar.v feed lenditiniis can
better be i-'guliited through cdueatieu
than through law enfeiccmeut, he leii-
(.lllded.
CHARLES BARNARD BURIED
Funeral Services for Ex-Mayer of
ColllnQSWeod Are Held
Funeial srviccs for ("a- es H
Rariiard, vet. ran of the Civil War and
former Mn.ver of Cnllingsvvned, who
died t'n-re W"dn(-sdli), vveie held today
at In- 'ate residence, Lees and LinvvoeJl
avenues.
' VJM "III lll lUI l (IT I
,,, , Collingswood, served
( ipiain iiarnaru, as he was
in t he
1 n.eii nnv, lieing a member of tin-
ridladelphla I nieu League Regiment.
He wa-. born in (ileiin-sti r, wln-re he
was Postmaster fiem l.ssi te lVs",, be
fore moving te C.dlingsvvoe.l
Stock Trading Steps for Beatty
Nevv Yerk, t)i i 'JH Adiiina' Hnitiv
First Sen Lord of the Hellish .,.'
mlrnltv. ilhiied the fleer of the New
i iirk Stock lAehnnge vi.lirdav Trad
mg vvas almost suspended for a few-
moments wntle the members cheered
I'ln- "C xvaii nmclnlly vvelceined by
the ISxcbango'e Qevcmlnr Committee.
PICKERING
EVENTS
LURE RACE LOVERS
Hy the Asserlatd Press
Chicago, Oct. 20. Hnl'read heads
said last night the Natien's carriers
would go right ahead with their plans
te seek new wage cuts through Hail Hail
read T.nber Heard henrlngs, despite an
nouncement from the unions that their
action In calling off the strike scheduled
.for October HO had been influenced by
I the beard's announcement pny reduc
tion petitions for nny class would net
be considered until working conditions
.for that class had been settled.
I "The cnlllng off of the strike- will
I have no effect en the plans announced
by the carriers October M te seek ini-
n,n,linn uili.n rnillict IlinS SO tlltt TllteS
could be reduced." said Samuel M. lei lei
ten, president of the Chicnge Great
Western and chairman of the Assecl
atlen of Western ltnllread Executives.
"I don't knew hew bmtf undo- t'
beard's ruling. It will tnkc te reach
n decision en any pay cut petition, ".
these petitions undoubtedly will be pre
sented within a very short time. It
wlll.be up te the heard te decide when
action should be taken.
"I want it made plain, however,
that we will seek these reductions in
accordance with the lnw, posting notices
of cuts, then discussing them with the
empleyes, nnd. If no agreement is
renched, appealing te the beard te set
tie the dls"iite." , '
The strike of 000 trnlnmcn of the
International nnd Great Northern, oper
ating lu Texas, has been called off by
the gcnernl chairman of the read, ac
cording te a telegram received here last
night by W. O. T,ee. chief of the Breth
erhoed of Railrend Trainmen. Cedt
messnges officially calling off the gen
eral walkout nt all ether points went
"'The Chiefs of the "nig Five" left
Chicago for their homes yesterday after
noon and evening The Laber Heard
continued work en Its decls en en Wed
nesday's hearing and probably will ren
der it today.
FUNERAL FOR WAR HERO
Military Services Held for Geerge
Dougherty Veterans Attend
Military funeral services were held
today iu the Sacred Heart I hurch.
Third und Heed streets, for Oeerge
i Dougherty, of 1400 Hen tl.
street, whose ueuy nrnv.-.i n... ..
ken Thursday. The services were at
tended bv n delegation of c erans et
Foreign Wars, headed by Lieutenant
Galloway and representatives of the
American Legien and ar Me hers.
The six Philadelphia soldiers te
whom the city paid Impressive tribute
in Independence Square last week were
supposed te have been the last whose
i 'ii- ,...1.1 hn rotiirned here. Through
uoue ? ...mii.i .... ";, -, ,.
some misunderstanding, however, the
body of Deuaherty wns net smi'i .-.. i.-.e
I with the six ethers, although it had ur-
I . . . 1 -I fin, .!.... .
rived nt Hoboken October 5.
FRAZIER BEHIND IN RETURNS
Independent Leads North Dakota
Governer by 27,144
Farge. N. I)., Oct. 20.-(Hy A. P.)
Returns from 000 precincts from yes
terdav's recall elcct'en, tabulated b.v
..ii,..iwl..nts today, gave It. A. Nestos.
Independent, a lead of 27.1-1 ever Gov Gov
ereor Lynn J. Frazicr, Nen;Partlsnii.
The vote stoed: Nestos, SI.iOj; 1 ra-
ler. G4.0el. ....
Tlte figures Included incomplete re
turns from all but seven of the State s
llfty-three counties.
The unelliciul icturns gathered by
both Nen-Part lsnn nnd Independent
sources, indicnted the candidates for At
torney General and Commlss'ener of
Agriculture and Laber were running
about even Willi te neau ei uiu uuu.
M0THER0F FOUR mTsSING
Tailor's Wife Leaves Heme After
Threatening Suicide
Pelice lire conducting a city-wide
search for Mrs. Sara Jacobs, who dis
appeared from her lmme nt .'U Cress
street, yesterday morning nftcr threat
ening te commit suicide.
Her husband. Leuis Jacobs, n tailor,
could offer the police no suggestion as te
where she might have gene. She had
been ill several months, he taid, and
frequently had scorned te be mentally
depressed. Four children, the youngest
nine months old, steed nt the window
of their home jesterday, looking for
the mother,
e Ferm Heme and Scheel Bedy
A home nnd school association was
organized Inst night at the Helment
S"hoel, Forty-first and Hrnwn streets.
Officers elected were: President, II. J.
F. Sickel ; vice president, J. Wesley
Foetc. principal of the school; secre
tary, Mrs. Mary A. Patten; treasurer,
Mrs. Jehn A. Patehel.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
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Arspiln Ilncerl.in. 70s N UUi al.
Sti von Ser.iK. .'.101 1 r.inkfer.l live.
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Mvrfi- M shirt, r. hlr,iu...lmrii I'a.
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Meilnf a:ill N rtarutjllt ('. .
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Tinvl.l lletliiniin il'is Mountain st . und Marv
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('untitle Hi-n-itf 2'13.'t XX' M.rpeiint et
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v i. -1 tu lie service en rue cay alter oe
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Harris & Ewlna
Kalian geld medal for extreme
valor which General Dlar will
place en the grave of the unknown
American soldier at Arlington No
vember 11 by order of tlie King
of Italy
LUNATIC WHO KIDNAPPED
NAIIU WMU KlUIWrCU
CHILD HAD SERVED TIME
Hemphill Only Recently Dlecharged
Frem Montgomery County Jail
nt i tt Lin ..,. i LMmin.
viinriis iiemniiiii. cthictku ii"i'
per of three-year-old Carl Carlin, .17.11
Concord nvenue, Camden, was only
leccntly discharged from tne. .medi
this year. Police yeilerday learned he
had been employed during part of the
summer en the farm of Judge William
C. French, nt Pert Republic. There
was a jewel robbery there nnd through
Ids testimony Jehn S"ett, n Negro, was
tcntcnccd te seven years in Jail.
At the trial Scott denied he had been
in the fnrmheuse, but said he had seen
llemnhlll there. At the time Hemphill
was known ns Jehn White.
Hemphill wns taken te the New Jer
sey Stnte Insane Asvlum tedny, from
where he escaped September Ii.
ON MAIL ROBBERS' TRAIL
Arrest
Imminent for $1,600,000
Held-Up In New Yerk
v... st-.i. ri. en n. A r v
The green automobile used by three
bandits in last Monday's Sl.fi00.000
mail truck robbery has been identified
and the net is drawing close nbeut at
'east one of the thieves Chief Postefllce
Inspector Cochrane said tedny. It wns
indicated an arrest might be raade be-
fore night
Inf6nnatlen concerning the finding of
the bandits' car was w.thheld. but It
was learned thnt inspectors nnd detec
tives en the ense arc inclining away
from the tlicerv thnt the robbers were
members of n hand which committed
mnil robberies In ether cities and nre
leaning mere tewnrd the theory that the
he'd-up was the work of local talent,
aided by nn "inside" confederate.
.M .,-r- r- n..rs-r...l.nr-
WTARK SITE OF COURTHOUSE
Tablet Dedicated te Chester County's
'
First Hall of Justice
West Cliestrr. Pa., Oct. 20. A two-
ten' boulder nnd large bronze p'nte were
dedicated this afternoon by the Chester
Ceuntv Historical Society te mark the
site of the first courthouse in Chester
County, which wns elected in 1781.
The' unveiling of the tnb'et wns per-
former hy Mnster Jehn C'essnn, Jr.,
granusen ei ie .. ...,.., v,;, ir
dm nililress of nccentance.
Following the unveiling ciercises
were held in Courtroom Ne. 1. ad
dresses being made by Judge J. Frank
Hause. of Chester County; Judge Wil
liam Hroemall, of Delaware County
and Judge William Hyan, of Hucks
County.
K"iiiury v uillHJ jail, wnvii- in; " .v.. , - -.-.- ..... -.. m mu uesnllil
sentenced te four jcars for kidnapping a a taxleab, while Jehn Skul , drh
ten-year-old girl. "f the patrol, went into the sewer aft
Ilia rnlenuft Kimin ntinilf f(IV S if ' alCIltllie. II WBB aided lilt D.I..I I
......... j".... 1..11 .i.nwA i.rt i.n.i niwn Ln ir:ii. i' iiiiiii. A.
many years hpeni(er nw eiii p fim, ,, cuuht fire at 7 :It0 o'clock this
Renre.entatlves. The presentation nd- morning nt Jnmestewn nnd Clinten
dress wns made b.v Prof. Jesse Evans Greets The lire wns cttlncuished iftp
a"?' .''w'i, 55 i-'&v.rflera'S
Exquisite Stationery
presented
. in a locked chest of leather,
mahogany, oak or mission,
becomes a gift of distinction
quite beyond the measure of its
Moderate Price
J. ECaldwell & Ce.
Jewelry - Silver - Stationery
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
isesasssipsRtssm
ana vi
und el
nud rd
JJagle Shirts of
Margate Madras
JACOB REEDS SONS
T424-E426 Qwstnut Slhreeft
'L
MAN REVIVED AFTER HOUR-,
Richard Valentine, a city cmplwi
2007 Federal street, was rescued a,V''
lay unconscious from gnu in J!?
nt Thlrty-thlrd street and VoeS"
nvenue ymtcrdny after one reen T
tetnnt had falld. WCUfl at
VriJcnllna is in the University it.,
n'til in a lerimia pnmlUinn ,mi'
nllintt. 1 Nepre ,r.rl..mV. Vrn. ' """M
- - --- - e-- .. .....iwi, au.-j
Wnedst'i'k street, nlsn I. l 11?
Spmh
I'K
HMIi
pltal. HMIett volunteered te BJ KJ
entlne but wns overcome no l1
(nunc but wns overcome as ha h.
head downward in n manhole.
Anlenttiin flecAn.T.I i4- '.,
hole about 5:80' P. M.T,telaymaaSu
te malt-! repairs. He fc't himself ll--
lng consciousness from the iff-A.
svi J"ijfer hei?. "
Other workmen held nillett h .v
feet whl'e the Negro's C.I. bJ ?
at th bottom uftlT; mnnhole'feW"
online. Elliett's body suddenly beI
limn nnd hl TCn ,lrn,n .. . nn!'
---.-,- ..- .. u.u., ,,
bcIe,,.. ' u"wn-
Police of the Thlrty-secend strt"
nud noed'nnd avenue Btatlnn J::N
.ns .nnl ... l.- i.. . ''- '
innn Cornelius Dugan, father of Jin,!
Skull was nble te withstand the ef.
fee s of th j gna until he had ,mZ -Valentine
te the bottom of the ra,n.
hole. Be'h men then were lifted te th,
street level. The patrol crew ?!
first aid te the unconscious werknun
en the run te the hepltnl.
Oxygen was pumped slowly Inte VIJ '
entlne'; lungs. He regained conscleui.
neis after physicians bad worked evm
him for nn hour.
JUDGE HOST TO SCOUTS
r
J. Willie Martin Entertalm jf
"State In Schuylkill"
Judge J. Willis Mnrtln, governor of
te the entire Sen Scout Organization la
l ni,ndeI.r.m .nMhntJ' 8ter!c .clb.
.. K nniU. a uM... V i .. V
, Anc, "ltt ,ln. eciiuyiKii ." whleh
"jy" ?aim, beiDR the eldest secltl,
cl"D In existence, vvas chnrtcred as
colony by 0erge H. nud aftr tie
Kevos,itleji declared Its Independence u
S,tatc 'vcr Rlnce its establishment It
haH bcc" operating under the Icademhlp
X " . ei. '.YiJ' i X "",. "i el?"
Corener. Sheriff and Council, thus in
ulatlng the traditional govern ment.
Seme of the most prominent cltutns
of Phl'ndelphla nre citizens of thi
"State in Schuylkill."
Their castle is new situated en the
Delawnre River, having been rcmevm
from its original place n the Schuyl
kill. Tlle Sn OCOIltfl lOCtnt tllClr bSBt tt
IWrne-bure this morning, nnd after
mnmnlng their cutter followed .luun
;Mn';'n '" i'iH,ptS'cr..,it)tntt u? uie '''
te the deck nt the "State In Schuj
kill." There they will be entertained
nt luncheon by the Judge and varleui
Sea Scout activities will be scheduted. .
This event mnrks the termination of
the summer work of the Sea Scouts and
the closing of their base at Helmcsbarj
for the season.
Truck Damaged by Flre
. , truf.k of Harc & Cute h.el.
F. Heban, Known as "Dage" Frank
Frank Heban, known ns "Dage"
Frank, wns found dead this mernlni in
n rooming house en Ninth street, near
Vine. His body has been taken te tu
Morgue.
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All that is nexv and geed may
be had in these excellent Shirts
of Margate Madras at $4.
9$ They arc splendidly tailored,
well finished and have a 6-but-ten
box-plait center te the
bottom of the Shirt. In a widr
range of patterns. Checks with
stripes, checks alone, stripe
alone, single-color effects,
color effects.
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