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CHARLES WOULDN'T
FIGHT OWN PEOPLE
Says He Ordered Retreat When
Hertliy Forces Offered
Resistance
STILL HOPES FOR CROWN
The fnllmriuj rapiirtaht cihlr d
pateh from Ttnmthy Thnmpten " re
printed fren today Public c"1
Budapest, Ot. 2," f delated! 1 bad
ta nt Erterhazy CVtle yesterday n'te"
neon with ex-Emperor f'nanc m -
OX-Empre.iH lla. nnl lican! from t
lips Of the King find the member f
his entourage flip full story of pis '
KUCCCftsful attempt te regain the 1
Crown of St. Stefan and Hip r , i r
of the lnt hope of the IIapl"ivg '
also transmitted n n a.iirlng me-ig"
from the royal couple te tliplr -lnMr
in Switzerland, telling thorn tliev wl
net hnve te worry
"Maybe the public opinion of
trerld bcllPres 1 nm rospnnsible for th
drll war, but I would ivr pM " 'Imp
of Hungarian bleed fr a ibeunn I
thrones." wild Charlr "The reU m -of
my own people n cemet'tint; i'"
which T could net be prepared Snic'i
the world knows 1 mad no nftpmpt te
enter Budapest by force of arms: flint
en the centrnry, 1 ordered m forces,
who cuniP net ni a conquering "innv h n
as a bodyguard of honor, nut te tire
Mhen Colonel fMenburg repot ted thnt
In order te proceed we should have t,
ficht our wny, t orderod htm tu ull'i-
rlrnw My eiip regret l for the iiy"
which have been let and for the men
fhA am lintlTKlee
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I
Against my expectation ii-iunr n",u,tn nil
King nor ttip ijikph ioekou imcgire e
dlsceurncPd. On tl-e oentrnrv. th "'
th raet FPlf-popvied ei fie m oie
trenp, "lileb Ineluilcd Count And-!is
who-i frai'nefs na nro"iitiined t" i
trnnipnroney : ox-l'eroicn Ml"',,,r i
OrntJ!, oenoonlttis portiirbntten 'ii lr '
hid muni imnhilltT Tnd M IaUeKv
rx-PrPsident of ihe N.i'le'nl Ariib'
plunged into ,r ir cloein
Count Vmlrnnsy l-.it itlinns
The sheht. bexihh ti-ire of h, Kirs
was clotlied In a ll'i'iiar in ?"nein, -uniform
Zlta a; Vndr. pile find
Inrk-pied In her pHin nav-blm siilc
coftunie
The faitidleiH fount Andr-issv, in
eiled llneti, mrm complaining of ItHvins
had te se for four lnjs witheir a
chnnge
l!ev I wiii itile te trT"r-e 'be eieht
kllnniPters from Hudapesf in Titi
CtiKtle, which w an bnrnonded Rt overv
Tillase, and te pns snldlers nn'iijuiii;
the ten and te enN'r the ca-tle sreat
iron pate, sunnbrl br ofiicers and "1
dler". I u ter 1 nn net pcrndtfed
te tell. The onstle is u iiPdicml -irons
bold surrounded liv a mint tilled -wth
wnter upon vhich wip wen nn
mine I mistook the porter in sold la. r
watching the cite for a ceneral
Fer the first nentv minutes ,f rir
stuy with the King unci his partv it
w-ns almost Imponaible te ask nnv u'ip u'ip
tiens, for mj impunien and mvlf
were the first por-'en te penefr.Mt the
conlens of guards cutting efT tc rntnl
party from all tomniiinlcitien with t'e
outside world (Junstien upon question
was poured upon me
"Why did the (revpniment resist ''"
Ir. it true thnt all the persunu leal te
the King arc te be "eerelv punlbed?"
King Seemed I'nnerrled
When wc nere eHtd it the t.n f-ible
fthe -King, who Feetnetl net te Fhnre
th pencral auxietv and whes0 rhl. t"
concern seemed te be te dissipate the tin tin
predien that he tr ed te fght Ms war
te the throne and te r-g.in t'ie ,r''i
by bloeiislied. made for jour corro cerro corre
upondent the aheve statcnent- The r t
of the King's und tjuetn's conversation
wan net for publication
After Charles und his onerf had
withdrawn te their tnn apartments,
emitl the courtly ce-e:nenlaN of the
little handful of disheveled courtiers
and fellow prisoners who med te main
tain even in utter d' fen' the old pn
eedure of ihe Hapstmrg cmirt M.
Ilakevsk , M. tirurz .mil the inlie .n
waiting reoeunteii the sterv of t, lnst
stand of the Ilnpshurgs in their theu-Bnd-yenr
kingdom The llttlu group
fathered around the tea table in a hand
Fome room, through th" windows of
which one looked across lake-, and hil's
of the finest estute in Hungary, heliexed
nt nn rufe that the eeni- of the !,.
few days hae endid ail hopes of re
storation. Ne Place te Sleep
I received word in
lludapest Wed-
nesdny night thnt the King was com - cem -
ing," snid OrTtz, "and en Thursday I
proceeded te est Hungary Nene ,t
uh knew what course cm nts unij,.i tnl;e,
but all worn Legitimists .md ebeve.l the
King's nil Late Thursday night the
King and Queen complete,! t.ieir Ten
mile air ride from Lin erne and arrned
at Dcnesfalwi. when, fount Aadruss
was attending tne chnstining of I s
(trandchild. Count and t'euntfss An
drassy had no idea the Kliu was ,u -riving
and failed te rece,rnln their
Wajpsties, who greeted them from tiPifn-m
Clirden. 1 thought tin ijucen wjst,
tfce new cook interjected ( eunt
An-
ilrn.ss . smiling iln
"Rakivsk and 1 ' em n "! M I In "fitui session. M- hnmlr.
Orat, "reached Denesfib.i en T' i - i la.i .s sid te huve explained 1 ,s
duy and that night we 'am,, with t' e ' ('urges ii.at Amtn an ni d Priiish oh eh
Klnt? te Oeilenlmri; Colonel IKff i cers 1 ad te e -epii I mi frenj eblui.H'ig
burg had uet expeeni lniu se wmn ,,i
had no place for hi.u te s!..i . ., t1.
Majesties spi nt the nlglii Kitting n
steels in the barracks Colonel (Men
burg's Heeps immediately tun1, the oath
of allegiance te the King in ,m n i
prtssie teieuienial The preseiv e of
the King in fiedejiburg became known
late Friday afternoon and amid frond frend
ly demonstrations we started for Ilida
pest en .Saturday iu ruing at J e i le'k,
the King mid Queen having pained the
night in a railn ad couch "
Ijeaned Zlta a Nlghtgnnn
"T had te lend fhi Queen m i x'i" x'i"
ffew ii." inti i ri tit, d th. eunti ss l.ster.
har.v, ( oleiK i Ostcnb irg s tnuice' mill
ladv in-waiting te tin Queen who e a
passionate yung uemau ninl w i,e alone
iu the entire company coestantlv made
bltt' r ri m.ires ubeut tne dibvaltv of
the (levernuietit te its legal King
"We readied Kuab Mituiday after
noon without any dtthi ulties," contin centin
Uel (Iratz "At every station troops
came out swearing their aUegiunce nnd
creeling their Mujestles w.tli (lowers.
At Itanb we rneeKed our first telegram
from Hegent Ileiihv utilising lis net te
proceed farther. The Queen paiticulnr
ly was noxious te go en none of us
believing the telegram meant military
action All of us had every n toen te
think the contrary The tracks at Ko Ke
morn were tern up by lieveinment or
dcrs, out were rietlv n paired and
troops supposedly nnfriendli took the
oath of allegiaine te the Kin,' late
Saturday night we airiwd at Tor Ter Tor
regyr, where the hospital train hearing
their Majesties halted while Colonel
OdtcnbtirR took the first train with
troops ahead, having received word that
the way was clear. We had four trams
with troops, two ahead and two bo be
hted th King's.
"Our flrst knewIed60 of Admiral
'Hertby nfcrlng armed resistance cauie
OFF TO LEGION
KfjrWi iw ml s mi
KHMffiiwira:i;3iE '
UKHHKITiT GPf&i&xStwElimr' , lts?Pt&L frsi Jkia&YK&ZXZUBi. I.af'JSSBl
( oleiiol I ml r.nler I'nspj, in bis new f.UI niPireat. is sbeun lallilin:
en tnirt(.in Licieti alTnlis lth ( olenrl . .1. ( nnlisfnn Just licfnrc
(lip I'lilluli'lplilj b licit Ien te IIt LpcIipii coinrntten at Kansas City
Irfl en Its .pnijl train. Miss .Ic.im'ttP V Moero. Male mm i rt.ir.v of
the l.cRlen, jtNu as in thp party
uitli the ennI or puns. Their Mi Mi
frstieM were shorked. but calm, nvait
tne for '''tenburu's report
c-l.inel ist rib iic ritiirned te
Terbacv en Sundiv nt midniclit and re-
' .
per'.'l (hi tae Kini! s mi n ucrc m't
te cun tire lit lliidnoer-.
.,lPt.r fren Hudnpet. but
en ,, p ;it
had I eld i
roti'e.ititis t" kl'e
tnoteiM '
nS,( j,r ,,
mrMf j,nd n
Kmc said
n01 ,,n, ),, ,.,
iimii i nl lb'syibis, the samp
:' i 'r 1 t lit the ,ivi rn-
lei for an arn i-'i e '1 In-
'i.i t u net at'aek. I
' i tU n e u people' ''
DELEGATES TO WATERWAYS
CONVENTION APPOINTED
Many Citizens of Seuth Jersey In
List Marred by Trenten Mayer
Trenten. c -' About .10 dele
gates have been appointed In Mayer
Kredeiek W Pennelh. i-hairinan of
the N-w d'ise HiM'i-s and llnrlvirs
rengres. te represint th ir betl at the
fourteenth 11 en in I co-nei lien of tin At-
inntic necprr ua' rw us ""''""""' ",eiir of the highest r,sn s nut paid fr
be held in SiiMinuali. t.e . N.nembc .,lnlpI-i u,..,,, ..,. ..i,,,,. ..m ,,p. ,i.
V" ,- i i i, i r.,.,
r- IM-ort N K.elvandK .1 DaMs.
of PInlM.ielpI .,. are anens: th" dele-
-nte- 'I i,e delegates from isuuth Jersey
are as fellows.
Atlantic i it v War-en Somers. il
liiiiu II 'liiir n Hepii sentnlhe Isaac
Hnelmriic,i. 1i iel li Adams. II W.
('erk'an Siimnel " li. .leiin II. l.ivey,
Vni or T lb ml I'.dwiird A. MM-m.
Charli-s .1 1 ifrti ,!icdi W. Siilue,
Allen K W' Me. Ki'iei'v Marvel. ,T I!
Tl'unpsen. Mute Senater ( hurles I.
White. Mater ndunrd Unibi.
t nmden -Fermer I'nlte,! States s.in s.in
aterliaMd Ma nl. Ilepresen'atne 1'ru-i-em
I". I'attersen. IIen- .f Shermiii,
Charles S Uoxer. IMwiird .T. Kellcher.
Ceorge I. ltenibr. Levi Tannin.
Fr. d W iie-ik". rhnrles H. drear.
Merris T Neei Iter. William II. Menree
Jehn Prentice, Alfi'd I.. Sayers.Themns
.1 Itradbn. I.. P.. Sliaw. Hurry It
IPniphrcA T IMwnrd He!!ir'iead.
William t'e'es. .1 M II. etc William
Cnpers,.n Charies .1 Harper Jeseph
H Fer-vthe. Ci.ar'es M. Cum A V.
Atkins Wniren Wibtr. Prederieli
I'msi. Heb. it lncIfeh Heninn..uS.
Mn'.epev, Prnui. S Van Hurt. I.. 'mini
W. HirV. Philip WI'.en Cirtln
Hiekennch. St.itc Senater Jeseph P.
Walhvirth. I" Merse Archer, er er
Majer Jeseph Newrey nrd Hurry H.
Humphreys.
sin(,n Jespib K Wnd'lingten. r.oerge
W Ares. Jr. Itebert II. !'..' her.
i..,.rii It ( nrnenter .le'in ( I'lien
Te'in t l
' ' s i '- . . . .... .
Km ,r,i r Dunn ( ' lord, I'huries
. .. .,' .!. Tf 1 . .1...M II
MI'elKll. " U ltn ll. i i -urn,
V l'.it.ervnn P iwe ' H Smith lv .
Vnnne., an. H . hard Wa.l.lingten Hich-
nrd are J P.. W lev. ( hnrles 1.
l.. .,
ocean Citv W S. ett Hind: P.ndge.
ten .1. Ward Hh 'inrdseti . Mount Hellv
Geerge D Worrell Jesnih W. Pwnn,
Sinie Senalef Ilium i.nrii n wane;
nuillneten. Walter s, Mnrter. (ieerge
Allisen. Care May. Frederi'd: .1
Melvin Peter SI. .elds: Somers' Point.
( 'mrlea J f'eilins, flleucesti-r Citv.
II F Pteker: Flo'epie, former State
Prison Keeper R'.dnrd P Hughes
illaldrn illaldrn Heights H ! Strt-er; U oed
tu.rv, (toersc i' nnewe;n
EX-SERVICE MAN QUIZZED
Discharged Marine Cerps Captain
Appears Before Senate Investigators
Washington. ' -, Hazanl-ms
n, , is ,,-i the lii llll in little tretlf,
m'wiic'i ip i'ninie.1 t 1 a p-'i t ic1 -
,ti i wi-ere'ii'rd ,-terdav l Edm ind
'h.i:. '" .'.i.n ( !'" An no Tes,
n cat ' !'' in tu Marine i en.-',
i.'iii. in.il Mih-t mniitteein
ng 1 s i () ,rt miirtl il and (IN-
vestiz i
i ' srg.
i idem
te
it
i In in, ter whii li
ivory before the
, was ' It' I ' h'
eurt-martlul in', irv
Slated for N. Y "Dry" Director
Washington. i " i P.v P i
App'in'i',ent of H.ilph A I -n of "ew
Serk, i- Ped-ral Pnnib . .u Iinoer
fei il- si'a'e of '(u i'eik prehalilv wiM
be niinle t" i, ' gh Int. rnul Hevenii"
rtii'lals u ' II" ueu'd siifceeil Judge
Hareld L Hart, nl e resignrsl n-centh
We've kepi a place for you. and her, tee, at dinner
Sunday night.
You'll come because you like the best of geed
things te eat, served in a style that adds te their
deliciousness.
Just read this menu:
Dinner De Luxe
' atel
re (i ster-i
( ' i-n I'enrl ni 'ens
Ciearn of A .-r -tragus FrreisiMi
Strained (.ml MaeriVi
' retlstiKle nt rr,ib M,iit Lr uUldnalSA
.Mlneit ( ipen ,i la Kinii
llrnisfd ir '.In ,f Ik. f
Muhroetn S-iiuc
Petate t'h i an I 'it I'' s i Ktuvi
J'otate s Mlr'li I in ' rrmil
H I'" .1 I'' "i
I etttj , ni u T ii no
i . iti a i M m i i ff(..
se,ifM.'i nn 1 . I ir ( 1
SI. 75 per cover
Jmtiei- renui
yJriiiiGP'i at
EVENING PUBLIC
CONVENTION
f Y. BIDDERS GET
CITY B
$12,659,800 Municipal Lean
Taken at $103,399, Giving
$430,000 Premium
FIFTY BUYERS MADE BIDS
i no i municipal preiiv-ts (.in new
go forward, with the dotatien of the
latn-f rU lean
All fe'tr us te the sueeeHS of Ihe
s-12.tM!l,sOl lenn nui'hfHl jesicrdav
wlun the rn'lre nmeunt was nwnrdeil
te a New Y rk sndliiite for 1ft", I1'1)
I1'1 "" l'i''i"dlnle premium of meie
t,(n srifHM)l, ,M ,,, ,,,, ,,,
The Micerkfl lihlder wis a FMidicate
..,..,, flf ,i. v.,.,0,,,i c,tv Pem-
iPiinj. N'ew Yerk: Harris, lnrbe :
t'e . New " erk : P.inkers' Tniht t'ein-
puny, .new erl;. ami Montgomery .
Ce. Ine . and (irnhnm. Pnretis A.
Ce . Phil.idelphn Pift bids were re
ceived in all. Mirjlnj: from SlflO te the
entire nmeunt. The total amount of
nil the bids was mere than Sid HOO.ilOI)
or meie than three times the total
of the issue The bends nre tax free
and heir interest nt the rate of ."'i
per rent.
Twe ether Philadelphia firms also bid
for the entire amount They were
I Harrison. Smith & Ce. with n bid of
10" .-, and a sjndicate composed e
lMllen. Hc.id i. Ce. in with Kulin.
Lveb . t'e . who bid P"2 712.
euncilman Uevelln was one of the
bidders for the lean. He soughtte
(btam Sr.KilO of the bends for lOo.eO.
but the aU-or-nene" prevision In the
I ,d of tit ew Yerk syndii ate pre
cluded the awurdmi of -iny of the
bend- f n iu ether than the syndicate
seeking te r.e. no the entire issue for
the comparatively high figure.
The entire list of the bidders fel
lows
Amount
St. SO')
; oeo
10 000
1 i oeo
n eiin
I "0"
1 3U0
R'd
I'ur
101 2t,
in:1"
i'n
10J
let
I.oenhaM F'.'i r 11
Mr ' .r 'i I 1 S
Ouurr .' 1 rutr ana
...V
Hut- IJ( resit ' e
vvr
A
nm I IinvvT
,... r, ,f
U
J-wnss H. Ini1
j !; ' jahnuJ Jr ,
f, ral, ur, c
1 L"urk
n 000
1 une
'On (iie
leu (HI I
100 oeo
iO 0"0
100
f,n ii rn
M mm
a. oeo
lerV
j'nr
1' 13
1 I ..
in J.I
1'ai
1 i
l"l 3095
I en
1(1
,ms2
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I
Bar
r Perter
s i, i- Il r r.nt kr
I'.f i ' r u Na'li "Hi llltliJ
I ii i- .ti i r-rel 1
. i ' 11 enipmt .
I ... i -. nt' .! ul n irlil
' '.nt i-n rn l'a
Him M SuSer
H II Ii re.
I ii a- H I.ewar-
II ir- ci A - e -
f s i' irl
r ir s-. Ilurne
I I. HlltiMisl'in A
(
e i . It. I1K
h Jl 1 U 'I i t'l
tr Oi'i Jin 1 1-100
te r.ne i
10 Oil)
loe ft in
10 i"l)
.1 Dim
en i e
10,000
inn een
10O OliO
i; n-ii sne
(Mil (10 I
S SS5.000
l'i'J & In
1") t in
in tr in
1') i i in
T. r
1 . 7312
'i . S
10.' 5S
I , , , l."l. 1 ' O
H i riser Wnlth A. '""
J I".' men tresau'-i-(
-: i -iveatth T
1 . Trust Ce
l-.-n ft i u.
Jul i w'l cure . '
" 'i t ll T'U"' ' "
H rn e i,r 'Skin ' ni "'
n it -relal Tmi"t '
I ri i lr i War k in
v. 'I Um W miner
1 W. st End Trust n
- i':.
i 'nnn-vt nth T t
li t Trim' f
1 r I T't 'I met
I . n WeO r i
t - fV vk,1 &
mr cs 1' ar m S. '
I'.i 't Lst t' I .le li
A T - i.. ' i ' f PI I n
!. Ku Ultrk ni I
1 ruat i
Th ' anil Tl'' anrt
Tr i' ' (
, rvn ur'. r-i.t ( e
V i fi t '' e
T .rr' -i V Ik ie in
Nt mal i H I'e Ilsr
r Kerlies A l e
I ,r- Tr let '"')
Y Mot.lrfeinerv a
1 O"0
10 000
'."0 I i
r.n no"
H uO i
,t ii ni
7" ' el
-; ft ie
. ' no
-, "en
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' 1 no.
In i r i) ,
1 1 oei)
no oee
leO 000
i'i
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in '
in
inn
v..'-,
inn A tn
in ' ni
I no uj
101
Pir and
if . 1 Int
ltW
1J HI
V .' HH
if) J 0
,5 non
W e in
.1 Of e
i nun
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l'tren- Ar Ce. .
r. r-i
P n s Tnist ( r
I'i la..
e:
- nni)
'"1 i
i - i
As a special favor,
Walter I. Oppenheim
will lead the music
from 6 te 8:30
o'clock.
Let (he head icnitcr
knew thr hour ieu'll be
here. ( all I.ecuhI MOO.
fhimlee.
OND
SSUE
ua
mm
LEDGBK PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
L
TRIES PLEADING
Slackers' Mether Turns Sensi
tive and Sends "Thinkers
of City" Appeal
SHIFTS BLAME FOR PLIGHT
The "pneket nerve" of the family of
firover llerirdell. fuelthe Mncker. H
! far mero Fensllie than waR IlerRdell,
the draft dodger, te the patriotic iippeul
thnt brought thousands of men Inte the
I nrmv during the war.
Tbis was fdiewn today with the cir
culation of a printed suieeu-pnpn
pamphlet, ostensibly written by Mrs
Pmmn C. Herpdell. innther of thp fugi
tive slneker. new hiding abroad, and of
Irwin lterpdell, new in it l'cdernl prison
I 1VM OV'O.111. IIIU llltll,
The document was called "Might vs.
Uiulit. nn Annpal for Pair Play." The
1 manner In which the Alien Property
I Custodian pehed the ctnle of 1'ieyr
llergdell apparently led airs, norpueii
te fear Philadelphia Ih about te ne
PruRsianized.
Whether you nre favorably disposed
toward me or net, whether eti itiilme
te justice for me or net, I ask each of
eii, the thlnkerH of the city te whom
this Ir sent," conclude the appeal
sipned bv Mm. Herpdell, "te picture the
conditions under which your children
and our wards will Hve tomorrow If
Might H Hipbt today."
isefitw te Blame Ncwupaperd
It would seem from a reading of the
phainplet that Mrs. lterpdell blnineR the
newm'.ipers for her Fen'fl draft dedplng,
u violation of the law that reiilted In
nn nrmv court-martial, nn ecape from
army guards and u cotiRrcRSlennl ln ln
estigatien. "Hcause years npn when mv hus
band died I oheso te live a simple, plain
life," the phainplet continues, "doing
some of my own work with my own
hands rather than aspiring through m
wealth te a widely thnt would hne
been as distasteful te me ns I de It (pos-
mI1 n mispunt for 'l te it ). me iipwh
p.tp'ers watched my every move and pub
lished ns 'newB laceueus iiu aceuunm
thoieef.
"Put 1 nsk you, the clergy and pro
fessional men te whom copies of this
appeal liaxe been sent, you, the thinkers
of the community, whether or net the
person who prefers te live In the plane,
te whl'h nil coiuUUenR point n con
forming linpplncsH, is net te be loin lein
inended rather than condemned and
riilleitteit .
"I nnself laughed then nt Heme of
the iiliKiird 'news' ill the full security
thnt all flie.se who really knew me knew
rally knew me knew
arts, the pet hollers
d reporters. Little
the were false report
of some half-starve
dnl I realize what mv silence meant,
until new it hnH developed into n tragedv
that has wrecked three lives."
She Claims "Perspcullen"
A fair presumption seems (e be that
(Jn.ver Itergdell tied from the drnfl and
reamed nlxtut the country in disguise
lieiailsK the newspapers had printed
fads about his speed mania which hnd
made him a target for police of numer
ous communities.
The appeal lUtribufed te Mrs. P.org P.erg P.org
dell gees en te l elate that because of
these "persivutbtis" she is sued for
damages even if her deg barks and that
if n lnuer charges her SlO.UOO ter pre-
tessienai servkes. the courts upheld the
( l.i im.
In tin pamphlet is n detailed list
purporting te show the property of
trever Herpdell which Mrs. ISergdell
turned ever te thu Alien Preperty Cus
todian The tetnl nlue of this property
in placed ut S74!l,SS'.t.72 and includes
n SHHl Liberty bend und n S-"0 I ibcrr.
bend, bought, apparently, at a time
when ethers, far from the millienniie
class, were buying all Liberty bends
they could allot d.
In a list showing expenditures by
Mrs. Bergdoll Is an item of .flifKM).
which, it is said, was given te (Jrover
P.ergdell "while he was confined at (iev -erimr's
Island."
At the time wIipii thp $11000 was given
te the imprisoned slacker the Coiein Ceiein Coiein
inent was paying his benrd nnd lodging,
nnd Mrs. I Serf dell nnd ethers were
bringing feed, clothing, books and deli
riicleB te linn.
f Jives List of Lawyer Pecs
The list of expenditures also discloses
that $l'J,fi00 was paid In counsel fees
te D Clarenee Gibboney, new dead:
SsOi) te Thoodero Lane Bean, . 10 253
te Henry Scott; S'-'eO te Mirwi. k il
Mitch' 11 Company, and $772.") ie Harry
Weinberger, the New lerk lawyer who
unsuccessfully defended the slai ker at
the court martini.
The detailed list of expenditures also
shows Mrs llergdell en April 17 of this
y.ar sent $10 uss te Grevor llergdell
in German?. An expense item of SlOt'O
also was listed ns given te James U.
Hemig "in tinner's behalf." The llnan
ei.il information made no n i rence te
the "pet of pebl" which t .e slacker
daimed was burled by him.
A weniuu who described her"'f sim
ply ns ' a inker" at the Ilergdn'l home,
Piftv-secend strpet and Wjnnptild nve-
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Hamilton-Beach
Vacuum-Sweeper
Tlic Machine
"That Picks Up
Threads"
Give It a Trial
Walker & Kepler
531 Chestnut St.
arc
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Helps in Plays
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Win will appear In "The Dear Im
parted," ene of (Ite shell bes (e be
shown by llie Tlirce Arts Players en
next Thurwlay crcniiie at the New
Century Drawing Heom
nue, paid today aln. Ttergdell was net
there, but she would return this eve
ning. Mm. Itergdell has been netilipd
by the Allen Property Custodian te
leave that house by November 1.
PREMIER BRIAND EMBARKS
ON TRIP TOjJNITED STATES
French Statesman In Jovial Meed
nt Arms Parley Preapect
Paris, Oct. 20. (Hy A P.) Pre
mier Hrlatul and the ether members of
the Trench delegation te the Washing
ton CenfPience en Armaments and Par
Eastern Prebleinn started en their jour
ney te Americ.i today.
Tim parly left Paris for Havre nt
11 :." o'clock thii morning, laklnp the
regular beat ttnln. Ambassador Iler
riek, with the staff of the American
Embassy, wan nl the railway station te
Fay geed-by.
Virtually the pntlrp dipleninlle corps,
the various Cabinet Ministers and many
Senators and members of the Chamber
of Deputies crowded around M.
Itriand's car and wished him gedspeed.
The Premier, In ehnttlng about the
prospects of thp International gathering,
unnoiired In n vrv entimi"tlc mood.
The liner Infnyettc. en which the
dpIegHtlen has taken pasage. will sail
late this afternoon for New Yerk.
Vlpfnri.i. I!. ('.. Oct 20 fljy A.
P.1 The stenmer. Knshlina Mnru, with
Prlnen Telnigawn nnd ether Japanese
delegntcs te the Armament Cenfeienee
,,,.,, Wll(t fogbeuu
, T. , en miIps fro
Lxh(,r ,,,. t.nt awv
aboard, was foglieuiKl ett wllt Mire
m i aim 1 inttcry.
cher last night. If
the fog lifts the Htcamir will reach Me-
terla today.
ATTACKED BY PARTY OF 5
GIRLS AND UJ MEN; ROBBED
Youth Says They Get Ceat and $20.
Rolled Him Down Steps
While Hellis Murrill. twenty-one
yenis old. Negro, of 7-15 Seuth Six
teenth street, was walking across the
Walnut street bridge early this morning.
he was attacked b a pally of live girls
nnd ten ieiing men, according te tne
story he fold police, and lobbed of his
overcoat, watch and S20.
Murrill said he attempted te walk
pist tin; party at the west end of the
blidge, when they all grabbed him
After going through his ped.ets. he said
they rollel him down tin iron steps te
the stiect low I. Later police nriested
l'dwiiril lIiggitiH, uf Tiienlv -stb street
and Gray's Ferry rend, who thev be
lli n te have been a member of the
partv. He was held in .flltMj bail for n
further hearing.
SHIP WORK FOR CHESTER
Contract Signed for Converting the
Franklin Causes Jey
(hestcr. Pa.. Oct 2!l -Announce,
ment was made ypsteerday at the Mer
ihnnt Shipbuilding Corporation that a
eentt.i't has been signed prnvidliig for
the loiiversien of the S. S. Franklin.
The oentrnet means an additional two
months' work, and though (lie figures
no net high in comparison with war
time (entrncts, the news of the addi
tional work caused expressions of renl
jev yesterday
The conversion of the Franklin in
cludes the ((instruction of n second
deck, nn undertaking requiring the use
of many tens of .steel.
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"Positive Shut Off"
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1310-17-11 W-illure SI.. I'lilla.
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in the Bank
Alum it young mnn iiheh
IiU slur! in life tn Inn -ing
riienej in the bank"
when Ills eppnrtiinlty
limp. Vnnr iippnrl unity
inBj rmnr nt nny time.
If you iire net prrimreil
te arrept it, open n aa.
Ihkh licrnunt nt mice.
In lime of opportunity
or trouble nite'a brat
frirml itnil one wlilrll
can ntiTiiiM lie retleil
upon li it anting"), m
tn unt.
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Harding and British
Premier Dominate
Centlnfifil from fni Otw
will be eulsltle, In the Whlle Heuse,
but accessible.
The Secretary of Slain has no defi
nite authority ever his delegntlen. Mr.
Ledgo rcpresenls the majority In the
Henntn Btid if he ewes nlleglanee te
nn j body outside the Senate It Is te the
President. Mr. ITndervoed. though of
the minority, Is the President's man.
Heet Selected Karly
Mr Reet was pelppted by the Presi
dent for the first work of tills kind te
be done at thp time It wai decided te
prefer Mr. Hughes te him ns Secretary
of State. This Is net snld te suggest
that the American delegation will he
discordant, but merely te indicate the
linporlnnce of llie President In the back
ground. The President hai net only te held
the delegation together. He has te held
the Senate with him, se thnt foreign
delegates may feel this tJitie thnt when
they dent with the American repre
SPtilallvps thev nre dealing net merely
with the nxeeutlve, but with the whole
American Government, lie, even mere
than Mr. Ledge and Mr. Underwood, is
the connecting link In American Insti
tutions. It keeps him In the confer
ence whet her he will or no.
.Mr. Harding will net he dominant
In this conference because of any per
sonal quality. Ills place assures him
his iinnertinre. It was Inevitable nt
Paris that the three lending figures
should he Wilsen, Clemeiiceau and
Lloyd Genrpe. They represented the
lending nations. Greater men than they
wen, iircspnt. General Smuts xvas,
prebabh. Genernl Iletlni may also have
been. '.Mr. Wilsen said A'enlzeles was
abler Ihan his leading rivals, but all
three represented smnll nations.
Personal qualities made Clemrneesii
the most Important figure at Paris, with
Lloyd Geerge second.
Personal gifts Indicate that Lloyd
Geerge will take the chief role here,
though perhaps some .Tapanese will be
the surprise of the gathering.
DEBATE ON JOINING TOWNS
Colllng8weod-Camden Union De
cided Net Detrimental te Fermer
Colllngsweod. N. L. Oct. 20. An
nexation of Colllngsweod te Camden
would net be detrimental te Colllngs Celllngs Colllngs
weod, according te Ihe decision of
judgeH in a debate Thursday night, nt a
social meeting of the Colllngsweod As
sembly of Artisans, en the question
"Resolved, That annexation te Camden
would be detrimental te the best Intei
ests of Cnllingswoed."
The Judges. Luther Heasner, Oeni-ge
Hendpll and llpnry It. Tntcm, made the
decision en pnluts.
These, debating the positive side were
Jehn S. P., Pardee. Geerge DeGlnlhcr
ami narry A. Merkle, and thp upga
tlve slde were Dr. Tdwnrd It. Rogers,
Captain Augustus Clark and Charles
Ii. (illSS.
Philadelphlan Killed In Bethlehem
William llllllpb. of 170S Swayne
stieet. wns Instantly killed nt a hotel
operation in ltethlehem yesterday when
a swinging scaffold pan nwey, throwing
him from the elphth lloer te the ground,
a distance of almost 100 feet.
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THIS PAUK AVK. NHWB
Weather. WcrFP lusted of belter.
Hxtcr! Lntest Vend News! The
Hunts arc slltcly nhed this week In the
big feud between the Hunts and the
.lenslns, en account of Sid Hunt volln velln
(caring (n sharpln Maud .lenslns new
pencil wen It brenk during drawing lea
sin lnst Tliersdny, and wen he passed
It back te her it wasscnt hardly long
cniiff for a stump.
Spenrts. Puds Slmklns get a Idecr
last Satiddy be wunled te be a snake
charmer wen he grew up, se he went
out In the back yard and dug up 2
worms te ee wat he could make them
de, bring liullilnp.
Perne by Skinny Martin
Almest Perfeck
My new Sunday shoes nre bewtlful
As everybody admits both friends and
fees.
O T weuldeul have a single tiling ngenst
them
If they eny had mere room erreuntl (he
tees.
Slslety. Miss LercMer Mincer Is
thinking of writing a book nbeut her 1x
perlcnees In the country this sunimir
wnre she was chased by n bull but net
enwt nnd pushed in a crick hut net
DVerr
e a a.a.e a
owners
Thornten-Fuller Automobile Company
Parkway, Eatt of 18tli St. Pheno, Spruce 1040
Dedge Brethers
MOTOR CARS
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Stetndeurct
y A Ti T T?
YOU WILL EVENTUALLY CARl
drowned and poisoned by m T'
but net ware it slibWcdf P en ,T?
al"!',rtW..,AcJ!f.. AlJnlri,
i iu nu. j wen OIIUH1I1H g .1111 I,,, "i
iilane lessllis n week ,..i i..I"J.:'lnf
niellier nre gelling dlscurrlgcd hi lM
aWntaef result, and lN,d ,. gl
Ceal carried up from thu. i.
cents u skultle level, 4 Ccats lf
See Iteddy Merfy. Avmtfcgffc
Diaz te Visit Phni....
.WaMilnslnn. Oct. W.GnPr,i ?.,. U
of Italy, left here yesterday fp". 0-iU !
has City te attend the American le
gion convention. He will m?
of Chicago and arrlve at Knn., ?,V
Sundny morning, lletwecn th aA'
of the convention and AiVutle. i ,
he will visit New Yerk. 131
Baltimore and Newport, U. I IpLU'
GAS-FIRED BOILERS
, for
Heating anil Indailriil Purpeiei
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thU week
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