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PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921
Published Pally Except Sunday. Snbterlptien Pr1a 10 a Tur hy Mall.
C'ipxriBht, 11121. by Public I5r Company
PRICE TWO CENTS
BANDITS GET
000 PAYROLL
1 HI ST.
Bank Runners Held Up at Doer
it it....l KiSf l
Of ROQSOVOII vuriu:u minu
by Armed Men
BULLET-RIDDLED CAR
FOUND LATER BY POLICE
5het3 Fall te Halt Robbers as
Stelen Machlne Dart3 Away
After Theft
fl
$20,000 CHECKS IS FOUND
Chauffeur Frem Whom Touring
Car Was Taken Is Held
for Inquiry
BULLET-RIDDLED BANDIT CAR
Cern Exchange Bank Offers
' Big Rcivards for Bandits
Charles S. Calwcll, presdent of
fie Cern Exchange National Hank.
tjsucd tlie following statement:
'Twe of eui messengers were
licM up by six men while delivering
idOOO te ene of our customers. Our
men were fu'ly armed, but had no
dunce te UBO their revolvers until
after tie bandits automobile started
my, when they fired at the ma
rine, and I understand there are
lone bullet holes In the machine.
v "Tift bank Is fully Insured nnd
lri'net lese any money as a result
of the robbery, but for the general
irwd of the community a reward of
$00 will be paid for the arrc.it and
conviction of any one of the six men
inij f500O for tbe arrest and con
"fiction of the crowd."
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MM AND CLERGY
ON SLUMMING TRIP
TOW CRIME
Moere Resents Leng-Distance
Criticism Ask3 for More
"Christian Charity"
TOLERANCE URGED ABOUT
SUNDAY LAW VIOLATIONS
riiepliotecraiili ftlmns rear of the stolen uar used l payroll bandits today, tlie arreiy points te spots mIictc
bullets struck. Tlie hand is that of a dclccthe drawing out a bullet which may preve clue. JeMiph Tombenc,
a chauTeur, from whom the car was stolen, Is being held by the iwlice
WOMAN
U
IDE
Fire bandits, In a ?7000 stolen limou limeu
j&ileld up tm-e Cern Exchange Na
IBanb runners at 0:40 o'clock tbi
raernlng en Naudaln street near Tiven
jrtnt, robbed them of ."J5020.12 and
i certified check for $23,066, nnd made
tietr escape with buUeU riddling their
tit as (hey fled. '
'TKbink runners ure Henry Disher,
218 Christian street, and Charles Kra
OfT "100 Elgin avenue, Iladden
leisbts, They are trusted empleyes of
hnt ttanding.
Hbe robbery t,oek place in front of the
Roosevelt Worsted Mills, of which Fred
Qaftlner ia president. Th'e mills nre at
2023 Naudain street, near Twenty
frit and Lembard.
Stelen Chech Recovered
The runnere were taking the $5920.12
cnli' te tbe mill, as they have done
trery'Jriday morning for months. It
itft ths mill's weekly payroll. The
certlfled check was the property of the
Uirdwick & Magee Company. The
cbk t?as recevered, with u brief case
Menglng te Kramer.
'Tl) Cern Exchange Nntlenal Bank,
llch )s at Berqnd and Chestnut streets,
h offered a reward of. $5000 for the
rrt and conviction of the robbers,
tei $2500 reward for the arrest and
ttavictlen of any ene of them. Although
He bank is insured and will meet no
Imi, the reward was offered, according
te a ttateraent made by Charles S. Cal
!!, the president, "for the general
IWd of the community.
The robbery was ene of tbe most
'"Idly executed of a long scries of at
tempts te etcal pnyrells in the last year.
The itnse wus set for It when the
MMlts stele the meter car which thej
MM te make their getaway. At 8:20
i 3Sf tl118 mer'nR Jeseph Tombenc,
J' p Kimball Btrect, n chauffeur for
U Quaker City Taxlcab Company, was
Mat te take his place at the Bcllcvue.
ctrjtferd ttand nbcn a call came te
?t .i B! (2?UBlne ,0 Apartment A-U,
.ills?.'0"1 Apartments, Seventetnth
m Mifflin street. The roan who called
w the cab epcclilcd that It mutt be an
ijfleed car.
w preve In Closed Car
JPk00' driving one of the seuil
Wite cars used by the taxi company,
S7 nt t0 the apartment house. Tlu-
tvvi ,cnt UP t0 tllt entrance and
u. ii?n thn bcl1 limtl's 'n'1 the de
2J, Apartment A-B." He found
Wef lettered. AVhile he was search-
Je heard the rear of his meter.
. lOQDAn run Aiit tt.t i ai L-
tlk.-.J T, . ""' '" ""10 10 ICO
tain V, 11,cul ',,R (,ew" tlu' t"-'. two
Sdi?nlt,,,c ,,ln"-'d his "nklf. he
Z. Tipo'iee' he P"t 1" tlie
nin. t UV ,li '" Clir W away,
SLd ?"ntwntU street. It
fe en int MKnn. e wV". and three
wetnen get In. It continued te Siiv.
T k""e nml Hirncd wctt.
uiik one 't'epliened te the police. He
IW.i ,m!'b(vr of bis car'wns 100,001
PinXr of,fart- tI,t5 number Is 18.001
IM ilk.? .POl,CO ll,lT0 llt'1'1 l'" (' 1nie
"'mat he does net knew the bauditw.
Lay III Walt fur Messengers
brfeyJ ,nen ihen vc,u t "c neish
tktTn , ' ,0, Hoeievi.lt MU'.h and lay
Pulin, .i "" for "" bank mcssciiKcrM,
yhntj en r T,.i.'!7..'7Trrr:'s-.:
"' nj-aMI tUIUllll JSII1TO
SENDS SON FOR AID
Fires Four Shots, Three Enter
ing Her Bedy Waves
Docter Away
MOTIVE NOT LEARNED
hrshing Calls Watsen '
, Charges "Chitrdg'ebtis"
'hvllle, Ten,,.. Nev." i.(By
b". lJ 'r General PMsMng- declared
tM R. . .thnt charR, bi-eiiKht In
w. ?..' bv ss"'a,f"' Tem Watsen
tens .A n,y(,t f"tr'i8Peu mid mi
?" ceusntiens thm. ,..,i.i .w.ii.i..
f'fie0.'B'ml ub80lutcy ltljeut
Mrs. Sarah Qulgley, thirty-five vcari,
old, of 2921 West Lehigh avenue, ehet
herself three times with her husband's
revolver this morning, then called her
six-year-old eon Jehn and sent him te
u neighbor's heufc for aid.
The woman died it halt hour later.
She was cotiscleuh when Dr. Edward J.
Dennelly. e'OOO Wen Lehigh nvcuue,
arrived, but wnird him awaj. She left
no note, and did net tell these about
her why she had shot hertclf.
It Is believed the woman tired thn
theta when temporarily deranged. Her
husband, Samuel Qulgley, an ice uud
coal dealer. left the house nt quarter
past Mx. He raid that hi wife, though
she had been 111 for a long time, hccuied
cheerful when he left the house.
Ne ene fraw Mrs. Quiglcy tire the
shots. Evldcnt'y r-he Etoed in fpint of
the mirror, and after sheeting hcr-clf
walked te the bed, where phc lay when
her eon entered the room. She fired
four shots three taking effect en her.
The fourth entered the fleer.
"Come here, Jehn." ihe called te the
slx-jcar-eld hey. The chlhi wine Inte
the room, and in spite of his fear and
horror. 'obeyed h'r request that 'he run
te get Mrs. Rebecca Parker, a neighbor,
nt 200."i Wet Lehigh nenue. Mru.
Parker sent for thu phjOcian nnd an
other uelghber notified the police.
The patrol of the Twenty-tecend
street and Hunting Park uenue station
was bent te the house, but the weiiinu
was tee weak te be rcmoed te the
imspltnl. She died shertlj after tlie
doctor atrhed.
FRIEND OF MAYOR FINED
FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION
Was Arrested Boen After Chat With
Moerft
Jeseph D. Ooedfrleiid, 201S North
Sixty-second street, arrested yestcnln
for violating the parking on'.Inunce jut
a f,ev mlnutts after he had been talking
te Mayer Merc about tl attic problems,
was lined $10 and ce'tn by Magistrate
Carsen today.
Goedfriciul was staml'iiK be!irle his
car at Thirteenth and Pilbcrt streets
yesterday when the Majer greeted him.
Tlu'v talked a few minutes the Mayer
telling his friend In- wu." getting a close
up low en parking coiiditlens.
As the Majer walked mvaj, a
mounted pelieeman arrested (Joedfilcnd
for lelntlng the narkliiK regulniiepti.
Orders' regulating Hie parking of au
tomobiles ill the central section of the
city, It Is understood, will be issued
soe'ii by Stiplrintendent Mills Tlie dis
trict covered by the new- orders will
extend from Uace te Pine streets and
Seventh te Sixteenth streets.
'TWAS TIME TO QUIT
Be Policeman's Horae Tossed Rider
and Trotted Heme
A police horse was te anxious te
reach Its cozy italt enrly this morning
that' It threw Its rider, tossed aside an
Ptlnj patre'mnn who grabbed the bridle,
and then galloped te the stables at Pale
thorp and Tiegn streets.
Mounted Patrolman UicharJ Mneney
lUameuntcd nt the cnll box at Second
nml P.ntlrr streets at 12:30 A. M.
Mounted Patrolman William Wolf was
pieparing te dismount, when his herre
buhed.
Wolf was thrown te the street, but
HOME ROBBED IN SUMMER;
LOSS JUST DISCOVERED!
Seuth Eighteenth Street Family
Finds $3500 In Goods Arc Gene
U . II. Denncr, 315 Seuth Eight
eenth street, reported te the police to
day that cilverware, fure, clothing and
ether articles, valued nt $3300, were
taken from his home while he was away
for the, summer.
The Donners returned rcccutly and
discovered the less only today. Mrs.
Denncr said she found no trace of any
one having forced an entrance te the
home and she believed the thief either
had a key or picked the lock.
22 DIG FURIOUSLY TO SAVE
COMPANION BURIED IN SAND
Man Who Fell Tuesday May Be
Allvci Under Timbers
Wanairue, N. J., Nev. 1. There are
only 200 men in the world in the trade
of William Graham, of Buffalo, and
tweuty-twe of them are fighting mud
te rescue him from thirty feet of sand
beneath which he was buried Tuesday
nftcruoen at Wanaquc, where construc
tion of the dam for Northern New
Jersey's new water supply began last
December.
Majer James It. Ilorten originated
the sheet steel spiling method of doing
such work, and with it raised the
wreck of the Maine from the bottom of
Havana harbor. It is very hazardous.
Majer Ilorten is directing the rcscue
work here.
Graham walked te the edge of the
excavation twentj fet wide, which had
reached n depth of fifty-two feet, just
hh n hand slip snntched away the edges.
His hand was caught by imethei: woik weik
mnii. but he dropped.
All the few men in his perilous craft
are pnls and n score risked their lives
te jump in te dig him out.
Hepe for finding Graham alive rest'i
largelj en the fall with him of timbers,
which may hae formed u reef for it
subterranean shelter.
Compressed air in being forced into
metal pipes driven through the sand
near what is his prison or tomb. Ills
battle is being fought by the only men
Hnd pessihlj the eulj apparatus per
fectly equipped te de all for Lis recue
that expert workmanship and perfect
tools may accomplish.
CITY BUSSES Wl.
FEED FRANKFORD L
F0CH IN INDIANAPOLIS
Plan Must Be Devised te Meet
Demands of Population North
of Allegheny Avenue
Balfour Typifies English .
Tradition of By -gene Days
Arms Parley Delegate Is Man of Caste SucH
as Britons Leve te Fellow Withal
a Superior Being
" By CLINTON W. GILRKIIT
."Uff Orretnant r?nlnr Tnblle Lnlcer
Ceeutlffht, till, tu rubHe Ltdetr Company
Washington, Nev. 4. Lloyd Geerge,
being absent at first, the Washington
conference will stnrt off with Arthur
James Balfour in eharge of the British
delegation. It probably will conclude
with Mr. Balfour us the chief of the
Britons, since Lloyd Geerge, nt most,
is likely only te pay us u flying visit.
Mr. Balfour is thus n lending figure.
Te pass from Llejil Geerge te Bal
four Is like stepping from the future
into the past. I suppose there will be
ten British Premiers te come, of the
Llevd Georee tvne. te ene of the Bal
four sort. The two men measure the
This is thP sixth of a series of
articles in which Mr. Gilbert dis
cusses the leading peramalitiee in
the coming arms conference.
JAPAN'S PREMIER i
FATALLY STABBED
IN TOKIO STATION
Dolegatos te Arms Parley Told
of Attack by Assoc!-
ated Press
r
Encllsh. And Mr. Balfour has genial
superiority. His geniality Is net of
the heart. Ills superiority is or. tnai
kind which wns once se necessary te
leadership In England. Its necessity
was of the kind which, when the war
icasure the breke out. made a man with a title, or
change that has taken place in England, at least a younger son, requisite as the
a change that In journalism Is mean- , commander of a company. British
tired by the difference between Jehn j troops would fellow a man of caste
Delanc and Lord Nerthcllffc, a change i anywhere. They wouldn't one who had
thnt makes Balfour's t-eusln, JUru , net "bleed."
Hebert Cecil, nhile one of the mest1 My Impressions of Mr. Balfour ae a
admirable of English public men, one person arc mainly derived from seeing
of the least effrcthe. him at u conference for the American
Balfour belongs te the old tradition. , press, when he was at the head of the
British delegation here during the war;
at a slinjlar conference In Londen,
while President Wilsen wai there, and
nt several meetings of the same sort in
Paris during the Peace Conference. Net
even an American correspondent gets
nearer than that te a British Foreign
Minister.
A tour of the most congested nreas
of the city was sprtins by Mayer Moere
today ns a climax te n meeting In City
Hall, nt which a delegation of min
isters protested against lawlessness here.
The Mayer proposed what he termed
"a slumming tour" after he had pleaded
for "mere Christian charity nnd toler
ance" In dealing with Sunday law vio
lations, which were nmeng the matters
embodied In the complaint of the
clergymen.
The trln nnlllimil lir it Mnrnr rnv.
Jered the neighborhoods surrounding pe
lice stations at Second and Christian
streets, Third nnd Dickinsen streets.
Scicnth and Carpenter streets and
Eeurth street and Snyder avenue.
Gets PlrsMiand Vlew
The proposal was another instance
of the Mayer's plan of "getting In touch
with uctual conditions," u plan which
led him ufoet about the central section
j'cstprdny te observe parking violations.
At ene point, when the Jtev. Dr.
Samuel Zane Batten referred te viola
tions here of the prohibition law, the
Mayer resented what he apparently
construed ns a tendency te held him re
sponsible for till law violations.
"That's the trouble," he said. "Why
dep't you go wbere the trouble origi
nates and step this knocking of the
Mayer, who is bound te administer the
law as he finds it."
The delegation, including about
twenty-fne clcrgjmcn of various de
nominations, assemh'ed in the MnverV
reception room en tbe second Heer of
City Hull. The Mayer greeted his
callers cordially. Assistant Director of
Public Safety Tempest steed at the
city Executive's elbow.
In opening his address, the Majer
said:
"The Majer welcomes jeu gentlemen
Id this conference te dlscus-i the sub
ject of law enforcement which was re
cently raised by Dr. Batten. He wrote
te the Mayer same time age stating
that nt the Baptist ministers' meeting,
a resolution bad been passed by them j "Real Stuff" Assured for Sick North
raurcniK me oencc ana courts wun U'
as Haynes Approves Warrant for "Docter"
PRIME MINISTER LONG
POWER IN NATIVE LAND
net perfectly ; he is the old tradition
run tbln, lacking the heartiness, bleed
nnd vitality uf the past, but with the
distinction, the evidences of caste.
Mr. Balfour's illusions are micro
scopic. Ills disillusions well, no one
in America, net even Henry Adams,
when he was alive, has hud any se vast.
Cervantes wns wrenc in impljlnc that
n departing order has illusions. It
lias none, it disappears because n uas
none.
Perfect Horrer of Prrssmen
The first confercnee, here In Wash
ington, wns an ordeal for Mr. Balfour.
IVerccW. t'nen His 'Tailed Way" IIe sl'rank with positive horror from
nmU! ipen m i eiimi ay SeClng the pressmeu. "Pressmen" is
The Londen Natien, writing of Mr. n,. i."!it,t, ,.,.! r... i. i .
Balfour's visit te this country remarks , y;hwh wrlteH te as j ( ,
1...A 1... HBAAiiitrld inn hle FiilAl 111) wr . .. ... . . .
wouldn't no It. He ceuldn t de it? Ah.
'faded war.
condescends
but he wus told, the relations between
England und the united States are se
that he nreceeds uneii his
across the Atlantic. II
tewnrd a faded world.
Here in Washington his first visit
dur
success
sen
erlty, especially superiority from the i Continued en Taae TwojtT-feur. felumn One
i . i In ,.-. 1,1 ,n important. They de things differently in
ring the var was a great personal v,iiiiri"tnn Prm the Priiiint u
eccu. which is why, doubtless, he is ' (V. T tl pUc W he did
it again. Washington likes super!- ; tllP ',ress' At last " lld'
SCHLITZ AND PIELS 'MARRIED 24 HOURS,
GET BEER PERMITS HUSBAND, J10 GONE
failure te iieoure an adequate enforce- '
ment of the law and calling attention te J
u growing dlbrcgurd of the law.
"These resolutions carried nut u word J
mrrv tn wiv. lint rliil nrj.KP YJ.tv A
MAYOR CONSIDERING DEAIlul'UC!f' 'N'1'0' Prohibition enforce'
been in orhce two jenrs und had hoped
Applications
MORE DRY FUNDS SOUGHT "HE
6th St. Weman Gets
Who
Went After Fried Oysters
I,
HYPNOTIZED HER"
By GEOKGK NOX McCAIN sct ""nc encouragement, but se fai ;
Will the city operate its own meter- ' r'"" "l C,lc0,,r I
'T .s.r.liA.l ..'v Ta...iA. Bnll.- 1 .. I
that If Violence and banditrv ceuld'b. ! U"' '"" ' n, ;l'PUentiens from brewers grange sterr today an.
nt- j ter permits te mnnutucturn nuu svi! the Municipal ( eurt te
In
wan net hurt. Mooney. en rrtmjft fe ,VppI ne aV u ed u e,r Presidi
the runaway and K.lnl the bride. The ,",( "P" t ,nv b j.prcpntutlves F
nnima- sidu-stepped, ihiewlng Mooney. Titcd, of New Yerk.
wlm was cut and brulfcd
lew ir.lnuU's later t runaway
Iniltvd bt'ern the stable and whinnied
until a hostler leek him in.
UN" jeu tlilnV. of wiltlnr,
thmlc of WIHTINO. .Wir.
French Marshal Feted All Day
Hoeslcr Capital
Indianapolis. Jud., Nev. I. (By A.
p , 'rhi3 is Veeh Daj In Iudiunnpells.
Frem the lime et his arrival at 0 A.
M. until his departure at midnight, the
famous Trench soldier was te be fetpd
br admiring Hoeslers.
Fermer soldiers and representatives
from all ever the State nre participating
In the entertainment. The geucralls geucralls
slir.e while here, will have us his es
cort the famous Hlack Ilorse Troop of
the Culver Military Aeademj.
DR. WILEY IN HOSPITAL
Feed Expert Will Undergo Opera
tion for Cataract Today
Cincliuiiti, O.. Nev. 4. Dr. Hur
vcy W. W'llej, Washington, noted
ch'rmist und pure feed expert, is te
undergo an operation for the rcnuival of
a cataract from one of his eyes at u
Cincinnati hospital tedaj. lie arrived
in Cincinnati yesteiday and went im
mediately te the hospital for an ex
aminatien.
Tlie surgeon refusal te discuss the
operation ether than ta say that Dr.
Wiley WOlllil 00 cenuueu in inc iiu.-ipuai
for approximately two weeks.
POST ASKED FOR WALDO
Fermer New Yerk Police Head May
Be Sent te Philippines
Washington, Nev. 4. (By A. P.
Appointment of Ilhinelander Walde,
former Pollce Commissioner of New New
Yerk, as Vice Governer General of the
resilient
Ish
I'hc President is understood te have
Indicated that Mr. Walde was promi premi
nentij under consideration for the place,
although no appointment would be
made until Governer General Aoed had
signified his preference.
bu3 lines te feed traffic te the Frank
ford "L"?
There is only ene cress-town P. It.
T. line te meet the demand? of the
population north of Allegheny avenue.
This is the newest nnglc te the transit
problem as it rein ten te the new ele
vated. Mayer Moere' ts giving the subject
consideration. Nothing will be done by
him, though, until after full consultation
with the Transit Deportment, and no
recommendation te Council until after
the matter Is thoroughly weighed.
It is n foregone conclusion new thut
the 1'rnnkferd "L" will be put in
operation next summer.
The structure is virtually completed.
There nre a few stations te furnish,
and transforming stations te be
equipped. The third rail is new being
put n ami the inspection and ether
building nt the northern terminus arc
being bult.
The question of power for the opera epera
V,u' 7 trains Is te be settled with the
Philadelphia Llectrlc Cempanv in the
meantime. It asks $200,000 "for con
nections. All of these things are hut the finish
ing touches te the huge six-mile struc
ture of cement und steel, which can.
according te the engineers, be finished
se thut trains will be lu operation by
midsummer of 1922.
xuv irame wm lm,cf operating
. !,.,, uul mu net carrj interest In
the cltj p Investment and additional
profit U tlie city, or te the P. H T
should It decide te operate tbe read.
What Can Be Done te Increase Traffic
An Interesting question arises: What
can the city de te increuse the traffic
en tbe 1 ranlferd "L" te meet its
fixed charges?
The subject, n3 I aid above, ie being
terieusly considered, although Majer
Moero has net openly expressed bis
views upon it.
Business must be attracted te the
Trankferd "L" from a radius of half
e mlle te a mile from its stations.
There must, be feeder lines of surface
reads.
Frem thu start of operations tbe
traffic that will be attracted te the clo cle
vatcd from the sections of the cltv south
pf Allegheny nvcnue will be 'largely
local and will ceme from the radius
et u walking distance.
Bejend Allegheny avenue the elevated
will be a time-saving convenience. It
is the least thickly populated portion of
the territory tributary te it.
Surface lines In centers of population,
ISj Hie AsMiclatcd'Prcss
Washington, Nev. !. Prohibition
OinmVletier Hajnes uppreied today
Mr". Anna Minlugcr, thirty-five, of
20el North Sixth street, cagic inteihju
r.ctcctiic Bureau nt City Hall with n
and then left for
stepped we would de it. but called
tentieii te the fact thnt this creun ukirei'
unjustly upon the Majer the liolntiem
of the law."
Finds "r'riltcV' Indifferent
The Mayer then said that frequently
the bed'es which criticize are indifferent.
"Law," he added, "won't end crime
nnd neither will the policeman's chili,
but the police mnj detect crime. We
are net given credit for the suppression
of crime and these charges nre some
times brought by persons who wi-h te
hit somebody. Seme time age we asked
for 500 additional pelicement, but they
were refused by thee who held the
purse string. Onlj recently we asked
get a warrant
beer for medical purposes under the for a liii-bnnd tlie lmd wed twenty-four
new 'IVift..iirv l ..point inn. ' UOUrh before.
The applications were from Jeseph L,,'"1 f . " 's "r; -Mr- Mmnger Mates jesterdaj. saying thn
Sd.i.r. ,.r MiiuiNir- ind p i I 0''1 f '?. !,p'PPt,,r1''- 'J1''' Ja a ni'' th will net feel Iiersclf heuiitl by
Selling of Milwaukc . and Ilel1tl,1.hiitirM1. Mie le-t Ii.t husband, a cislens of the Washington e
Brethers, el New Yuri1, and officials
said the permits for iJiein te engage In
the medical beer business, would be for
warded at once.
Other applications from brewers for
permits, eflielals said, would be acted
se'dier, during the Influent, eniric;
Mie br.s hud trouble in getting along,
and recentlj advertised in the news
papers for work an a companion or
housekeeper.
.ur. .hiuiuk't saui ner an wns an
By tlie Asseclatrtl Press
Teklo, Ne. 4. Premier Ilara ra
fatally stubbed In the breaFt today at
the railroad station in Teklo.
" Washington, Nev. 4. (By A. P.)
Official ndvicea from Teklo announcing
that Premier Ilnrn, of Japan, had been
stabbed fatally were received nt the
State Department today seen nftcr
press dispatches brought the news of
the assassination te the United States.
Jnpancbe Embassy eilielnls nnd mem
bers of the Japanese delegation te the
nrmament and Far Eastern confercnee
received the first news from the Ao Ae
ciated Press ai.d were greatly depressed.
The assusilnatien of Premier Ilarn
comes nt a dramntlc moment when tlie
Japanese delegation is tisscmbliug for
the Washington conference, nnd when
Japan is intensely interested in the in
ternational issues in whh Premier
Hunt has until new taken such un im
portant part. He had been urged te
head the delegation te Washington and.
for some time, had the matter under
consideration, hut finally decided that
his services would be better employed
at home during the discussions at
Washington.
Takashi nnra Japan's first t'om t'em t'om
mener Premier nnd leader of the Seluk
wal Party, was of bumble origin.
Beginning life as u newMianer re.
porter, Hura's attainment te the Pre
miership wns rcgnrded nt the time of
his secession ns proving that the timn
has arrived when in Japan, ns in
America, any citizen can hope te climb
te the places of highest responsibility.
i-renner ilnrn frequently addressed
the Japanese Diet concerning the serious
work ahead for Japan nt Washington,
and en October 0 he expressed the view
that Jnpan'B chief aim would be te put
nn end te race barrier. He Inter con
ferred with the American Ambassador.,
at Teklo, und the Premier seen after
ward announced at n meeting of the
Government party that Japan was wilt
ing te compromise en the Shantung
question with China, which hnd long
ben u main subject of controversy.
i SOVIET SAYS ARMS PARLEY
WILL NOT BIND RUSSIA
H'- "
Moscow Free te Combat Enforce
ment of Decisions, Declares Nete
.Moscow, Nev. 4. (By A. P.) Fer-
eign Minister fhitchctiu sent u netO
te the Entente nations und the f'nitcd
saying that Uussla
y the d-
Kten conference
and holds herself free te take nny step
ucccsary te prevent their enforcement.
upon rapidly, and where there was nejswred jesterduy morning by a man
evidence of prier 'iolntieii of the .iwwhe nald lie uas Dr. Bebc'rt Ilcnrj
or irregularity in the preparations for i Wilsen, a chiropractor. He told her he
dealing m medical beer the necejs'ary
permits would be tortheeming.
Before the distribution of medical
r in-. 1:..... ... -..i .1 ,.
:r,ri. mZ t "Vra I ' te the sfck can begin, remmhwln,,,.
tuiw.".'ii w. .-.-( iiiuii,' hi ' iimil till
and
was superintendent of nn insane nsilum.
He nlvj said he intended making ii trip
te .TnolfBenvillo. ria., at once and
uiuc,i ii irnteiing companion
GERMAN MARK 43 CENT
Dreps te New Lew Recerd With no
cession of Twe Polnte
New Yerk. Nei 4. (By A P. i
German murk-, which hne been de
clining stcadlh here, dropped (n a new
low record today. Mdllng at 0.4." cents.
i it .. i.! l t .1. ... . i .1 .. .. - .... 1 AT r J Miinii rviM Ii.mhh.h.I i I Ills Ufts .1 1 1 run nf I rt nnlnti rA.
cars while in a drunk cnrlitinns ,,.! V"1" expianlPn. imiiu ,.uj ...... : mi .- ""-; ,'"'" . -spiBining ' :',V- . ",.."'' ,v. ' " ' .V' 7."""'
w " ' -. tl- I , litiirvnli. in t ,s 1 1 l 1 iitit 1 In
bandits. We were told w,. ceuhl net
hne them."
The Mayer called the Httontleu of
the clergymen te the fact the eity is
obliged under the law te issue dunce
licenses.
"We issue 4000 license-, cery year."
he said, "and have only 4000 police
men. We must have the machinery te
Continued en rce Twnity.feur, Column Twe
Theatre Net Educational,
English Courts Decide
Londen, Net. 1. (By A. P.)
Theatres are held net te be educa
tional institutions, under the terms
of a decision handed down bj the
Lord Chief Justice jesterday. The
case arose when tiie auditors of the
educational funds of the city ques
tioned the legality of the school au
thorities spending f!000 pounds In
taking children te special perfor
mances of Shakespearean plays.
The Lord Chief Justice remarked
the educational citherlties should
take children te the houses of Par
Mument, Westminster Abbey and the
Tower of Londen, but that the law
did net contemplnte attendance nt
theatres ns a part of a child's ele
mentary education.
Continued en I'iikb Twentj-feur. relurun Tour
EXCHANGE OF PRICE LISTS
HELD LEGAL IN U. S. COURT
Ne Law Violated In Giving of Trade
Data, Judge Rules
Chicago. Nev. 4. -iBj A. P.i The
Government's milt fur dissolution of a
trade nsboclatien Involving thirteen
taiinufucturcrs of linseed oil wns dis dis
reisced by Judge Geerge A. Oiirpinte- jn
Federal District Court for want of
equity in his decision tiled teduy.
The suit by the Government wus te
decide the quertlen of whetuer trade
associations may he formed for the
nn nose of exchanging price, lists end
ether trade data and was regarded na a
precedent, the ruling et which would
affect tbe standing of 3000 ether such
associations throughout the ceuntrj.
Suit was brought as a part of the tJei .
crnment's anti-trust prosecutions.
"Logic which assumes that because
there is an opportunity te tix prices
therefore prices nre fixed, s centrnrj te
the genius and logic of our law," i-nld
Jud're Carpenter.
"The question itneheil in tills case j
whether there ts anything inherently
wrnne In an ncrcement. between nrn.
ducers in certain "line te furnish each
ether their prices and net te make anj
sule deviating from the price list with
out immediately uetifjlng all the ethers.
"A merchant cannot compete with
nnetUer merchant unliss he knows what
he has te compete against. The day
Is past whi'li the buslneta men of the
community meet at neon In the Hinge
blacksmith shop or in the cccnlng nt
the grocery and discuss price-.
"The Gecrnmeni cannot serieuslj
contend that it is the dutj of eterj
merchant te guard against his com",
potiter finding out what he ts charging.
It would be uu Impossibility."
ROB CASHIER OF $4150
Bandits' Threw Red Pepper Inte His
Eyes and Steal Funds
Detroit. Nev. 4. (By A. P.V-Six
bandits this forenoon held up ICniest
McCarthy, cashipr for thn Gorden-Pogel
Baking Cempapj , threw red pepper into
his eyes and escaped with JMtfiO thn
enshier was taking te n downtown
bank.
As ene of the bandits tossed the pep,
per Inte McCarthy's face, his compan
ions covered Themas llus.,0, driver of
the pay car, with double -barreled shot-
suns.
druggists inusi euinin no- p, rums 'e " "" whim, um; arrangement u
enable them te prescribe end sell it. proper en and tin "doctor" told Ikt h,.
Annlirnrinnx for I hoc ncruilts. he would murrj her nt once te avoid um
nrifleil. urn ninrle te slat,, il.rccier.s ari.l criticism. She 0ld detectives he imi.'r
issued theni "have hj puet.ztsl her,-' as she went te
In connection with prescriptions for
beer. Ilajncs added, a point jet te be
decided Is whether a physician N limited
te the 100 prescriptions rr three
month" as is new the rule or whether
under the new regulation- he is entitled
Congress will be asked ter'Mn.riOO,- ! thp ci'ple went te the office of Magis
000 ler the enforcement of prou-bitien i tra"' ("-elis. Xl Arch street, am
.,..,.. .i ... . .: ..-l .. : were married.
of S'J.olMl.tleOovor the nppropiTitien for! )U1' ,ll,,'v '"l(1 r"'"rne.l te her home ASKS PARDON FOR SOLDIERS
the i urn nt j ear. Ilajiu.-. im making ""d ariee ie ieiikeplni.s fr tee F!or-,
this uiiiMMiucctiieut ted.ij. sn.i -i.e li-l1'1" ""ip, Mrs. Mlnninger said her bus-, Clemency Requested for Men
erease 1 redd he sought te. n.ib.u. i morel O""'1 "ekei. for the lean of mmi. j te, .,,,, w,
oenipl.-t..iindeftio..nr,.ntor.eim.urof th.- 0M il'1'1 '": '"'" -'. , ..j ter-, for I Charged With Killing Brit-
prohibition laws through uilup,e.! f-.i-ei:, '!"'r supvr. She let him take u SIO' ish Officer
und fjcilitleit. hl1'. and he l.ae net 1. vn seen ,-iuce, i .isiingleii. N... 1. -iP.v A. P ' -
- ' ''IP Ka-vs- ,, , Pimleii tei li(. American se'dier
STUDENT SAYS SOLDIER HE ,iV""Ci ?; Iln,inj:"11;- or VVllr-m. Is churge.I In ....uri.murtiul with ,r,rr
UIUUL.IVI OniO dULUIkn IIU the lean! wlfoe the nl nrn., .In.r. .1... ,' i' ........ .!..., I ..:.., .,
r- In T-n . i . . t. -.-.--. m. , , uv . -imiu -in.-m .'. in i-iiriii. i lie
FAIR TRIALi JL,,'llS,tur bureau c. uld de nothing for British Arm:, in Germany Uu ,-,)r,
ner, nun sue -m6 aaviisci te go te the i has !,. u iivnintiiended hj sVenfarv
the Marriage License Bureau without
much mere conversation
he did net een consider it pccullur.
she said, -hrn he gave his address te
the marnuge license clerk, naming her
street and number ns his rcldene..
Immediately after the liecn.-e was 's-ue.l
ind
jesterdaj s Iov . Weakness of German
exchange in Londen accounted for the
latest drop here.
Ionden, Nev. 4 (By A. P. '--German
marks today suffered the severest
s'unip thej have yet experienced in the
Londen exchange market, being quoted
during the neon hour at ft.V) te the
pound terling. after opening at S7.i.
The market was at u less te account
for the depreciation bc.veud the inllu
etices already known te be nt work and
the fact that -riling orders were heavy.
SAW HANGED HAD
Municipal Court and
rant.
ueur out it wnr-
Penn Youth Asserts He Misunder
stood Watsen's Charge
riie Amtrlcan soldier whr-i i .cutien AAfJT WAR DFRT AnillQTCn
in France was witnessed bj J. Dnubj ' VH,,M YVHn UC-J AUJUbltD
Cenwell. oOeS, Spruce street, a Fuller- n ,,, . "
sitj of Peiitisjlviiuiii Mudeut, hid been trmat1 commerce Chamber Asks
sentenced
com
'.ok-
The iiicn, .lame. A O'lir.il, lt,lx ()
oungbleod. Geerge 'angilder Larl .T.
Hrvan and Jim B. KichnnlMui, arei-eri
"ng life sentence- In the Federal penl
tciitiurj at Leavenworth. Kan
J he S.-creturj s rccoinmendatlens. If
L'ntenced te d'atb after a trial b. Reduction or Cancellation for Allies i approved and made ( ffeetlve, weuhl pre- I
eurt -martial. I'enwell mi'.I tedaj. I Londen, Nev . 1 , Hv A P )siten' ' il,P fl"' the ,1'"'" "f the men and
Cenwell, re.i.liug et tie; clurgis et, tewnrd reaching an udjustiiicnt of w ur K"v inn tin t.i thi pref, ren..,, of returning I
llnrVi.l linn ill li.inl . ,1 Im nef I i.,i .i. ...I i, . . v " l I . I I , .m .. .1.1 .. .. ....!... .
.. .ch. .. ....-.-..i...- . ...,.....-. -i r,--i- uems DOtwecn allied nations arc urced1 ' " ' rKiiiii.iiiinie ami serving'
diers overseas, made by vimmr l.imi resolutions scut tedav te the Chan-! ""' ,rm" 1""'r nl tUit' rllliv'meuts or of i
Wutsen. of lioergi.i, sent the fmuter U'celler of the Exchequer bv the British ' "I'PU "c U? immediaiu discharge from'
photograph ..f i; bunging h. w ittns..id. I Ntuinnl Committee pf the Inter ia-1 ''"' Hn"''
( envvell said he understood the Sena- tb.nal Chamber t Commerce ' v"'- "' ' p ua'd his n-oemtnenda-
ter's objection was Americai. soldiers i 'I'!10 resolutions, which were idente.ll tl0!H ""' fieuiul that the court mar
had been Imngld In uniform. He did imunimeush In the ....,.i,.. "A.. " tial which tr ed und cenvl.t.d the mi.nl
liut Knew, he laid, the tif.irs'nil h ' nnle.l the "lcKlr..l,lllt. ., ....,-..
charge was tiiai enlisted men had bienlln order te obtain the benefits uht'.i, :..
"hansel 111,.- degi" without n trial
It wns while under tills mlnipprehoti mlnippreheti mlnipprehoti
sien. the veuug cellcijlaii s.ud. lie s..i,r
u photograph te W atsen, tngcther wltn n
letter explaining
place.
the committee's opinion, would accrue If
the war debts of the Allies te Great
Britain were reduced or canceled en
terms te be ueroel unnn." 'rim .,
where i.(eUtleii l-uA mitu-c cempri,c3 leading reprrsentntives Pniir
,of tinanclal, commercial and industriall
intervals.
jointly hnl (.deniucd "innocent men'
nn 1 sjiurdeii va.s rl.e only way in vihlch
justhu could In done them.
BODY FOUND IN SACK
GUILTY OF EMBEZZLING
Fermer President of Insurance Com
pany Convicted
Miubiirj, P.i.. 'e. I -i liv A P.i
Jehn G, Sell, former president of tlK tlK
Nerth Branch Tire Insurance Com
pany, was found guiltv leday of charged
of embezzlement and fraudulent con
version of funds aggregating .'J7,000
bclenKinc te bis Imslness nssnciiiteH
The jury returned a scaled verdict lust
evening, ntter two neurs et delibera
tion. General 'Charles l Clement, chief
counsel for the defendant, moved un she died, was believed hj men hers e
arrest et uidgment after the verdict ' the treuue te hnvn en l..i . .....?
t,.,i.. -v.i i. "" lu
Believe Man Murdered and
Thrown Frem Aute
Pittsburgh, Nev 4.-(My P.i
' The lsuly of un man agetl about thirty
;veais, and pftrth hidden in u hurlan
mil:, um found en tbe bank of n small
stream near Turtle Creek tednj. County
detectives said there uas n piece of
wire drawn iimund the victims neck.
They expressed the belief that the man
was killed, the body placed In the sack
nnd then thrown from an uutomebiln.
The vie'liii was well dressed, find
when searched his clothing was found te
centuin ?ll.,'lTi In rush, u draft regis-
tratien curd bearing the name of Jee
Adams, of Iirain, O , and a curd con-
was read nml was allowed four daja in
wnien te prepare argumetirs ler u pen
trial.
Sell had been charged with the cm
bcizlemvnt of SOS.OOO, but the dlf dlf
ference wns accounted for in expense-!
and commissions ullewcd
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OPERA CONDUCTOR DIES
Leader of Orchestra Falls Dead In
Dressing Roem
Housten, Te... .Nev. 4. (By P )
Giovanni Lcetti. orchestra conductor
et the Dofre Grand Opera Company,
fell dead lu his dressing room nt a
theatre here last night sLertlv after the
curtain had descended en the first net nf
the eperu "Lu Ferr.a del Destloe "
Nervous trouble, believed te have been
cruised bv n transfimlnn nf i,i...i . . .
wife, following un operation from which1 i'.l,in,"K tl,n nnnu" of Demlnlck iJepp, of
of i "-:
ARMISTICE DAY BILL SIGNED
Waslilngten, Nev. l.-JBy A. P.)
Hiu u-selutitn of Congress declaring
Arinlstlce Duy, November 11, u. legel
hellduy, was signed today by President
ilardlng. He is expected seen te issue
u proclamation Qn the subject.
ducier's death.
Lcetti was beru in Calabria, Italy,
and had been In America ten ji'are
His home wun in New Yerk
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