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Fair tonight and Sunday; cooler te.
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iMTvOL. VIH.-NO. 46
Entered rs Second-Clas Vstter at th ro.tnmce x.t Philadelphia, r-a..
Under the Act of March 3, 18TB
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1921
Published Dally Except Sunday. Subscription I'rte $0 a Tear by Mall.
Copyright, 1021 by Public l.dser Company
PRICE TWO CENTS
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S CHEERED
ADMIRAL BEATTY LOOKS 'EM OVER
fr BIG THRONGS ON
K
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VISIT
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ayer Welcpmes British Naval
Here at tnuiusi" .....,.
tien in City Hall Square
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nfWDS LINE SIDEWALKS
'' iinti xAnn'
AS HE GObb lu navi i.Hnu
UmiW Bey Typical
of Seafaring ratiif ion
Admlrnl of tlie Fleet David Bcatty
the bcatl iilenl u ine unsning,
Atrinit UP0 nl I',lll"K """'
lie is Hip Incarnation of the spirit
WtlicHritH' Nnv"' WM,cn lins bccu
England's first line of defensc for
crnUiri". , ,
" Tie admiral was creaieu n imr
0 (Jreat Ilritnln for his nehievc nehievc
ecnts in tlie Crcnt War. purticu-
irv at tlie battle 01 .luunuu. m
principal title is Karl Bcntty of the
North Sea nnd of Brooksby.
' Earl Hentty also is first sen lord
of the British Admiralty, the branch
of' the British Government corrc cerrc corrc
ipending te tlie Navy Department
la this country. As first sea lord
he i the principal professional nd
tUer of the admiralty.
The doughty admiral is fifty years
)M and is an Irishman. although
born In Bngland, while his parents
wr'e en a hunting trip there. In
1W1 Ilcatty married Ethel Field,
(I Chicago, daughter of Mrsnhall
Field, the millionaire mcrcliant.
' KMn VjT MHt.i ? WAMV "SHKv( .MrV s - '!.. i 'T'.J ; ',-B. .UiVV'' UA' HI
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LAFAYETTE RUNS
PENN ENDS FOR
EARLY LEAD. 14-0
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Takes Ball Twice te Red and
Blue Pests and Scores
Easily in First
Elihu Reet, Among Wisest HARVARD OUTPLAYS
at Parley, May Only 'Serve' TIjjFBQ RMT FAII J Tfi
A .1 !i T 1 f 1 .... .7 C1-. .. .!,. Imli-llnrt-
suireu as ijteya uuurgv uuu eujcilui iu-- nnn nr im i
tualltj, Fermer Secretary of State Is QjJf2 i
fast Age et Ambition
BANDS AND BIG CROWD
ENLIVEN FRANKLIN FIELD
Trim
(Irrrmmalt
Hcnlhnfr
. . Irfl end
Iffl IncUlf
. If ft miard
. rrnlrr . . .
rltlit (Tunrd
rlirlit tarklr
rlrht mil
ntinrtrrhnrk .
left ImlfhirU
rUht Hilflmrk
rpiinnrw
.1. O'llr'cn. Tuftn
(irn
Drrn
Thurmnn
Siillirrlnnil
(ImiB ,
Wriy
Mlllrr
Vmtflln
llBitifr
Ilrfrrri I!.
I." . . ,IIH M'n'liliftcten nnd .IplTiThen.
rim iinpiinrin irvr Vf. I'rim Mn
Time or iwrledn ft minute.
WjisIiIiikKiii, Nev
came out of tin- l'nrls Pence (Jonfcr (Jenfcr (Jonfcr
encc wllli enlarged rrputaiicns were net
I he hrniN of ilclpcntiens from the great
liewers.
They w.cie fSriii'i'iil Snnil". who snt
neither union-,' ihc I!:k Flv. nor the
UifiUftte I J.ltt'i' Five, hut wiie leprc-entei! one
ivililnm' ' he miner p-iwcit, a lirilNh deinin-
"iVfewi '" ' ,:" ''"K''"'1 ''ll(B'' profi'er. who
Hu'dd wnH il cconemli' iulvler, Kejnes, who
iMbfi wrote n book; Andre Tnrdleii, perhaps,
si.iKssi;ll "'"' Mr- Ii00N;7' ln'rUav"- ., ..
Ilrminrrl It mny be the Mime wny this tune.
'""e 'i one were wriiinc a ciiiirrv et ncr-
.v CLINTON V. OILIIEItT
tu(V Cnrrenpendent l;enlnit I'nhllr l.rdetr
i l!rlult. ri!l, hu Public I.nlvrr r'ninpriNv
e. The men who!
ST PERI D
This 'in the itcventh of a scries
of articlri in whieh Mr. Gilbert
discussal the leading personalities
in the coming armr conference.
Brilliant Forward Passing,
Buell te Fitts, Features
Crimson Attack
OWEN GOES OUT OF GAME
' ON ACCOUNT OF INJURIES
rmi.irr ! sonelltieN at the end of the conference.
Lafayette's Malwert football
Ill-Haiti's naval here mahliiB an Inspection of British war veterans at the big reception accorded him at City Hall
Square- today. Nete the keen expression en the admiral's face ns his eyes run exer the men's uniforms
WATER MAIN
BREAK
NW
PHILADELPHIA
AFFIDAVITS
1
FIRE BRIBE CASE
Fjrl Beattv. Ilaren of the North Sea
.J .f ltcinbutiT nt.fi nflit.linl i( '
Britain's Fleet, was welcomed te Phil-
rjelphia today by thousands of persons
fle thronged City Hall plaza and the
central streets te cheer the here of
(Jutland.
The famous British fighting man, the
outstanding naval figure of the war,
Ms'gnrcted by Mayer Moere and rep-
tatrres of the municipal govern -
'eat at the plaza.
Later, after a visit te tlie I'tilladel-
atllKavy Yuid and n trip en the river,
n jras the guest of honor nt a lundi-
me at the Bcllcvuc-Ktratferil Hetel.
(The north plaza of City Hall wus
crowded, and both sides of the I'atk-
ij lined with people when t lie udmirnl
irrited nt ll:''0 o'clock.
In his honor, the greal aicli of the
north entrance of flic hall u hung
with British and American Hags. Iirit
bh flags were in evidence, tee, tlueugh-
ai the ciewd, nnd they were wined
rilOreiiKly lieu the noted visitor
ulepped from his automobile and iiulked
(e a platform wheic Ma.ver Moere and
tit cabinet waited.
First In Line te Greet Admiral
Majer .Moure, with Hii-hard Weg-
Icin, president of Council, and lllrci ter
Caven, steiid first in the line that waited
en the platform te leccivc the Admiral.
Behind them were the ether directors
am) a few distinguished guest-.
The crowd swirled nil about, though
a forty-feet aisle was kept clear by
police. Near the platform steed a hun
dred veterans who fought under the
British Hag in the World War.
All hats were doffed, and the Hrltl-di
veterans steed 'at stiff salute when the
Admiral stenned from bis nut iimelilli.
The Police Band, under Lieutenant
Klefer, struck up a iiinieh as the Ad
nilral strode aero-. I lie short space te
the platform.
Mayer Monre, with his L hat lu
II' hand, ndvnined te meet his distln
filshed guest .
Admiral Ueatt looked everj inrh of
11m the tirst-eliiNs tlghtiiig miiu his. ice
rd shows him te be. As he nunc for fer
ard the crowd sew a short, stack)
D18D. With flnrlr (.t-i-.-ytnl 1n.ii n ln...wl
letting jaw and pier. lug ecx. shaded
f his geld-hiced cap. which wen jam
med down en his bend nl the angle fa
miliar through ills pictuies.
He were u long navy overcoat, which
wowed the leguhitlen naval jacket be
Jth. On the breast of the jacket were
'"Played the ribbons of his many medals
wi decorations. The admiral had 01
necaiuuy cellar
mud tie
Majer Extends Welcome te City
The Majer aid as she shook ihe
"mlrnl s lumd : "With intense giatitl giatitl
'tlen riiihidelphiu. the birthplace of
American liheitv and the second cin
t tlie I'nlteil Stales lu industrial and
femmerclnl ni-tUitle, extends hep greet -lap
te ) en
'Your splendid record of activities in
lie servl-e of civilization mill humanity
JJJfars you te our people. The gates
JUhe clt) are thrown wide open te
leu i ami the freedom of the city h ours.
.. At,B,nnl,'' '''no nnd place we shall
mere full) Kivc ext.rcssle i r '
Early Morning Burst Forces
Hundreds te Ge te Werk
Unwashed
COFFEE POTS ARE USELESS
There was no water for washing or
shoving or te fill the coffee pet
this morning n n large area of West l
Philadelphia, as the result of a burst
MOTHER OF 10 CHILDREN
LEAPS TO HER DEATH
Camden Weman, Patient In Hospi
tal, Plunges Frem Third Story
Mrs.' Joyce Jeslin, thirty-five. 220
Mechanic street, Camden, mother of ten
children, met death early this morn
ing when she jumped from a third-story
window In the Homeeputhlc Hospital,
Camden.
Mrs. Jeslin had been confined te bed
for three weeks with pneumonia. At 2
o'clock this morning a nurse snw her
arise suddenl) from her bed and walk i
toward a window. The nurse hastened' SEE CONVICTION CERTAIN
after her, but Mrs. Jeslin quickly raised I
the window and hurled herself through
it
Evidence Against Twe Politi
cians Is New in Director
Cortelyou's Hands
perhaps it would net iu'-lude. en the one
I have uiifteu does. Mi. I I:i 1 t i tiir and
Mr. Hughe. Mr. Lle)d ileeige nnd Mr.
llalfeur and M. Humid,
team, $, Jniinucse. Ambassador Slil-Ie-
ran rnmpnnt nrnttnd I'cnn at the start) bera, for example, might take first place
of their clnsslc gridiron struggl- at ' '" '' n,e knows s.i little of the .Inpn-
m,i,i. T'! 1 1 i .i r . i i nese nnd the Italian- Hint it Is impes-
n,W in M "n'''.V " h P,fi!irl M',,!?,!'i8bli' l list th.M.1 and describe them,
today, twice carrying the ball te the The ,,,. , M.(,m ,m ,, lh,
shadow of the Ucdimd Illue goal pests. , timc , ,)r0I,.(. ., mtandiiiL' llenre.
AND HOT
i
water main nt Fifty-second nnd Brown
streets.
When West Philadelphia residents
turned the faucets en there were shouts
of indignation and quick telephone calls
for the plumber. But the plumbers
could de nothing, ns the water had
been turned off nnd West Philadelphia
had te go. te work with dirty hands and
faces.
Neighbors hurried fiem one house te
the ether seeking just enough te fill the
coffee pet, but there was none te be
hf.d except nt homes where the old pmup
still Is in use. In many homes the
lecchest was raided ami its contents
quickly melted te a liquid stare. Het
milk served as a substitute for coffee
in many homes.
Caused by Teinperatiite
The hurst main is thlrt.v-ix im-hc
In dinmeter and is t he only direct lead
te West Philadelphia from the Bel
mont Hcsorveir. The district affected
Is from Forty-feui th te Fifty-fourth
streets and from Westminster te Wood
land nveiiues. 1( js thought te have
been caused by the change in tempera
ture of the atmosphere and the water.
The water main burst at about eiftO
tills morning, se some of tlieenily birds
were net caught lu the thought.
The entile sheet of nsphnlt fiem
Fift) -first te Fifty-second stteet en
Itrnwn was mlsed siv inches fiem its
bed and the water rushed down the
stieet Heeding all low places.
The cellars in the neighboiheod
escaped fiem being Heeded, ns niet of
the houses aie liuill en terraces. Weik -
men fiem the cit wntcr department j s.m, one of
weie suinmeneii nini leiiuu me einv (H, uar
remedy was te turn en ni" water until
the uiiiln leuld lie lepniied.
This fact, et ii'iitsi, ui net known
b) . tlie persons who disci vered their
fnucils' ns dr as Velstead, se mil n v
plumbci weie siiiiiiiieni'd out of their
heds and came liurryiiig te make re
pair, lu mini) homes tlie) tool, the
plumbing te pien's. but leiildu'l ti'id
what was wrong. It was net until sev
eral hours later that they discovered
the water hails been turned off in tin
cm he district.
By 11 o'clock workmen had an auxil
iary main in operation, bul this only
supplies water te Ihe lowlands, as the
inessiire is net hiuli. The oilier homes
n 'will nrebablv be without water until
I Uli IWlll Ill-Ill III ntlfl ll ltni.1 liiL.tiil.
I The family has been virtually detl- j , , , . '
I ,. fn, ..,, time. Mrs. .Teslin's bus- U" "" fMllWi loyalty te tlie Cltv
band, who new has the ten children te i Administration, weie named in nflidn-
for. is unable te Unci went. , vils tndav as the men who n'-muted te
cij re
.Mrs. Jeslin had been seriously 111 dur
ing the Inst two weeks. When she wus
picked up a moment after her full she
was unconscious and died lu a few
minute.
BANDIT IS BEATEN
L
NA
00N
Falls of Schuylkill Crowd
Rushes Rebber With Chairs
and Glasses
WOUNDED AS HE FLEES
and n black feur-lu- 'mte this afternoon
Continued en I'nise Tour!
'Mir
Column Tin
MAY BE FREEZING TONIGHT
However, Forecaster Bliss Premlse3
Weather Will Be Warmer Monday
mi hne te get out our enr
muflB tonight ami find lomerro " Me,n
ZrTU' l'8 "" ,lvp in ""' suburbs,
r he milk hl the bottle is f, ezena ,
ewimlnus are se frosted ,-,, Pl,.
ter St'!'" ' rl "-'"""K-'l. Fer" -
SaihrrA Mi lmH l"1""1'1 warmer
eatiirr .Meinlm
&' I'r,'","K ,ll,"'R't thete was n
Wnd ter,,, llst niuhti lmt Ml. ,
as they were wrong. The wind never
nl,!.'Se,:n,(,,n,'i,-N """' thirty miles
he, 1 i 1",l" ' 'i '""'''" hu- been
Wl"' feW '.- . Knlr tenlBht
I,,, I. :, " ", " ' """Kill. Willi freez
"WUeM'whelV n'",tS: "iml"
sljing
Mntreal Under Five Inches of Snow
Me Z ,'"1' - A. P.)-
entrc-i
H" leilu
s lirst snowstorm of tlie
.' I11U11V ti i III .,
MtOlll r I ." """ii-nieaKer, -i lie
that .i..! '"yerslt) iibM'i vatery reported
2iMt ever reported bore for early
--wucr.
TRUCK WITH 35 F0RDHAM
STUDENTS FALLS IN RIVERl
Youths en Way te Football Game at
Washington
Thirtj-lne students of Foidliem Fni
ei"ity, en their wn te witness a foot
ball game between their school nnd
Georgetown 1'nivcrsity at Washington,
plunged through n bridge at Coiiewlngo.
Mil., in the truck In which they wei-f
riding nnd fell twentvitive feet Inte the
CoiiewIiiro Creek. The accident hap
pened at 11 o'clock today.
The driver of the truck whs tut en
the head and bed) nnd Injured Intel -mill
v. Several students were nlse In
jured, though net seriously. f
1 he ncclilClll occurred mini im- ink
i rm k i minded a sharp turn leadin
A lone, masked bandit tiied te held
up the saloon of Jacksen & Swarf., tit
.".201 Cressen street. Falls of Schuylkill,
at 12:.'l() o'clock this morning and was
shot twice by a patiulman as he tb-d
from n shower of glasses and chniis.
Police sev the bandit, new- In'Samar
itan Hospital, has been Identified as
Frank "Bunker" Deruu. an ev-cen-vict
nnd )eggiiiim. wlie u-iently cem-pleti-d
n seM'ii icar senteni' for post-ellii-e
burglnilcs.
About tiftci'ii men weie in the hu hu
mem when the deer was pushed open
iml the bandit walked In. .lame.. Jnck-
ihe propneteis wns back el
A handkerchief covered IJei.in lace
below the e.es. He pointed a rewiher
nt the astonished patrons and eidered
tin-in te line nil with their hand in the
nir.
"Quit )eui kiddi'ig " ni'l .Iml. -en.
The b.'itiilii'M weapon swune tewaid
the saloenmun. "I'm net kidding."
lie shouted. "Put jeurs up or I'll drill
jour bean." Jncken's hauls went up.
Patron ."swings Chair
Leemud Grnd). II." 11 (Jueen lane, .in
eM-iM-as veteran, win tin man nc.iic-t
the bnndii. Tlie .neineutary li) play
Willi Jinks in s'.ivc Gindy it cliunce te
sei'e a ciiaii. Ilefeic (he benillt's e,.-s
turned tewnrit the huddled reup of pa
trons again Gi.nl swung tlie choir en
Ihe holdup man's head.
The bntiuit Mumbled I'm waul, nl-
llieujh his icvehei v.n net dU-hnrged.
s he nirclied Flunk Btadlej. !.il-
Neitli Thiily-Hfth stu-u. stunk liim
in th" tnce. Tlie liandken liief slipped
fiem his face te his threat.
"Why. it's Bunkd' Dnr.m." Hind
lev slieiited. Pile ev-cenvn-t fmmeily
lived in the Falls of Schu)lkill.
Deran icgained his balance, but -pv-cial
chniis hurtled toward him and a
dozen glasses struck his face and Ixnly.
lie turned ;yid rnn from the saloon,
heading for tlie tracks of the Nor Ner Nor
ilstewn bi-nnch of the Phihulelphin and
Heading Hailwaj. about twenty feci
uwnj.
Shet by Palrelmnn
Patrelninn James Strain. f the
Twenty-fcccend street nnd Hunting
Park evuiue station, saw tlie man run
mptei
extort S.".".00l) for their "inllueiice" in
swinging a .."."!) 00(1 nintei- lire nppn-
j i-attis centrac:.
The nindavils vne pi emu ed l As
sistant District Att-ii-ney Tnuliin.. in the
I private eflice of DMriet Atieiney Ho He
tan. Mr. Tnn'aue peiseually brought
'till. nHtjli...tl.. ... I'M ......li...., -.1
.... ii.iiiiii , 1 1 in j (i i-cmi- -i ii-I i-i . mi.
Warrants bused en tlie'nflidavlts are
te be obtained Immediately. Tne nrn-st
of the politicians' will fel'rtw. '
After the uflidaiits ii-acliiil Ihe n--iccter's
eUiee, Mr. Tiluliine nnd Mr.
Cortelyou cenfened for abeiil lifteen
minutes. The d-vKieii te make the ,u
rests indiciles that the DWtriit Atloi Atlei
ney's eflice is confident of a ronviilien
en the evidence Ihe Publh Saft-t) di
rector gathered.
The scheme, which , ieliled no .mom v
le the alleged ple'ler-. was said te Iiihc
been built tii-eniil the "intluciice" the
two oeliticliius chiimi'il tle-v w ieidi d
with high Administration eilici.ils. .
A propesiti!!-) was made te one of the I
thiee lire-iipparntus iiiauufnctuiei s who
have branch eilices In Ibis cit. It was
proposed te have the specifications se
drawn that tlie nwnid of the contract
te tin firm ceiiscntinu te pu. "liibiite"
would lie a certain!) .
Si heme It. tied te Cerlel)ini
The lepieseutntiie of this fire lip
i.'iratus cempaii) immeill.ilel) culled
Director Coiteljeit at his ellice in City
Hall, with tlie iuteiitieu of exposing
tlie ginft effort, though the) bad given
no warning te the conspirateis.
Director Cortelyou was net in his
eflice and tlie call wus tiniisferied te
the telephone of Colonel Themas Middle
Fllis. wlie .was still Assistant Director
of I'tblic Safe!) .it this phae of the
pi in i filing.'. Colonel Kills iiinufdinlelv
took tin- mailer up ami en Ihe u-turn1
of Diiecler Coitel.seu lurm-d the case!
ever te him.
Whether the lire nppnintu i mnpany
was ii-i'd as a ilei-ej bj tin- police te
!,( t lecerls if ihe bribi'i) ih-inainN of
Hie i eiisiiiiiiliirs i D-Jd net he :,in liein 1 -
f-fileil in.ln-ilni lint il n-n .I..I. nli.il '
established that the two pelii iciaii
made a m-i en 1 piopesition te -wing the j
lentiiut for XXI.UOtl, or appiel mitel)
(i per u-iit of he total mom .i.ail- i
able. ' j
Assitinin e u--n h. Dii-ciiei t'oitel t'eitel
jnii, wlie ii leiisideieil one i.l tin I
inest .till ieii-iii ihhfs in the I lined )
States, thai le- hail the in e i emiileti'li ,
sewed up was accepted ns definite nnd
that then- will be little dillieultt in
proving ,i violation of the luw It is
almost certain thai one or both of two
possible charges will he preferred con
spiracy ami soliciting a In the
When the Majer was asked te ioiu ieiu
nieiil en the repot i t hat an effeit wns
being nmile te ipmi the piecceiltus
against the alleged grafter, lie s.iid :
'M lime had several conferences (ui -
Lllielt, the big Mndoen fullback, fin
ally went ever.
Early in tlie first period tlie score
was: Lafayette, 11: Penn. 0.
Lafayette wen the (ikj nnd carried
the ball in n brisk nttrfeK. with Penn
in n flurry as te what te de next.
A reverse play gave Lafayette n .'0
Jiird gain and (lie bull wns finally
brought le Perm's ."i-j-nrd line without
much opposition. Hi-re Penn lirnculi
iih'iiinsi .no iieweriui i-.nsren nttaclj ntei
succeeded in taking the ball en down.
Hut Iltimer punted short and Lafay
ette was tjght back again as dangerous
as ever. Hrunner sprinted off left
tackle for n gain te Peen's 1-ynnl line,
where lie wns downed bj two Hed and
Blue tackicrs.
Elliett then carried tin- hall eed in
I we plnjs. Hreiiiinn kicked tin- goal.
All Washed i'p
The giidiien was weshul nnd dolled
up ter tin nsien. Tlie lines were
fleshly i-biilkcd, and tr-h goal pests
pertul a mv i-sent f whietewasli. The
trass wa us green as October nle. be
Iiit Inn tied brown and traintilcil witli
mud by bundled of football cleats.
The crowd negan t nt renin Inte the j
stands curlv. At 'J o'clock the entile
j student sections In tell seutli tiers were I
.ininuieii. nnd the i-.is stand wns mere j
than halt filled. The spr. tnters ' who
wen- fortunate eneuuh te possess re-
served sents arrived later.
Theie were .'1000 Lnfayetle supporters j
parked in tin net th tnnd.t. They made
n let of noise when evt rybnilj else wns
iiiii.it nil. I .i-li.iii ll... T.-....... I. 1 .. '
....... ....!., ,, y, ,i nu- i..ust'ie iiiiiui mr'j
iivcu ii loiieoeii a ii no one wns piesent
In the eulIi section.
The Chinese ere prettj well known".
Wasn't it Ambassador Hlchuril Wush-
iiilreltiu-is. while lie excels the British
Piemier intellectiially.
I!qt Mr. Heet is enlj i n n 1 en tlie
Auierli-iiu delegation. .Mr. Hughes is
his line of communication with Ihe pub
lic. Mr. Hiiglies is his line of commu
nication witli the President. Mr.
Hughes is responsible for the American
policy se far as there is mi American
poiiey, and Mr. Heet hns the habit of
during hi gient talents at the service
of some one i-Ne, Ihi time perhaps tit
the service of Mr. Hugh".
He is old. He is unambitieus. His
only ilesire is te serve. All of this,
his position nnd his attitude, implies a
secenilur) leie. If Mr. Heet had had
the desire for service at feri) that he
iins nl mere than seventy he might
have been epe of tlie I'etintrj's greatest
public sen. int.. I have reason te knew
that In- would hnve accepted the secre-
Iiirjsbipef state gladly, had Mr. unt
il muni
Wrf mnliei
Mane
Itnliliiiril
lurk
lirewn
Tli-mrj
ref ker
limit
litis,
Onhiirn
Owens
Itrrerel-
I llllilrr . I.
If. Merrill
lfl end
left tnckl.
left itiinrrf
i-entir
. rltht kiiitiI
irlrhl t irMe
rlclit end
ilu-irterliiirU
left hnirii-ifk
rlclit Imiriiiiik
rulPt'rU
i. Crnwi-lt.
stieriM', lilli
i in-. Mean
llnnkli.-irt. I) n liiiiinlh.
J'irtif n itilnlile.
l-rlncelen
Snnelr
Keek
Mnrrmi
IVIttmer
linker
lliHipfr
K. Htlnsen
Itir1e
fillrnr
(llinrrltr
I'lenves
nnrtlimere.
I'leld Jlldre N.
linesmen K. N.
lime of iM-rled
.11 11 . I f .. I llll.lllll I'i litll- Llll'11,1 . .111.
eiirn i unit who saie ei ineir country i , n-...-,..! e .,. i.i... i,. i,m t. ei. i
. .liiil, ion i' u it i" iiiuii i;im tut i ii 'J ii M
disiippnlntinent
that It pieduci
BlnteslieysV
d net stiitesnien, but
when lie was net
Adroit Like LIe.mI Geerge
' There 1 one man of great ability,
perhaps the ablest man m the whole
i cenfeieni-e. placed in the second rank.
who nun outshine the ethers when tlie
rccetds arc all befeie ihe public, nnd
1 that i Llihu Heet. Ex-Senater Geerge
I Sutherland, of the American Advisory
I Cemtiii' ion. once described him te me
ins Ihe '"wiset mini in the weihl."
I He ceiiiiuil) iirn.ises nil the Amerl
I cans in tin- eiifci'i'iii i in intellectual
power cemliitu-il with ! v 1 1I ' i t which
fits for negotiations such us tlicic.
Hu almost eipiuN Lloyd Geerge In
g
no
selected
People said lie wished te leund out
I his career, perceiving the interesting
opportunities that have confronted Mr.
j Hushes. Mr. Heet no longer thinks of
leundliig out his career. There wns
Important work te be done, and he
would have, if asked te de it. iinder-
' taken It.
Hi going abroad le frame tlie world
court wns the net of nn unambitieus:
man. Thete wu important work le
1 be done and he mulct took it. net asking
'himself what would be the political
eflei t upon hiincf of leaving the i-imn-
1 Continued en Pnire Tne. Column Three
TODAY'S FOOTBALL SCORES
Pinal
PENN 0
LAFAYETTE.-. U
Palmer Mailimn. I'rliiccteu. N. !.,
Ne. . The snndliiig Princeton Tiger,
slung li) h-feat lu its last two encoun
ter, nrese mi its li iiid legs here this
aflTiioen and crushed into old Jehn
H.'irvuid. The first period ended with
out either side cerlti3.
l'linceten was clearly outplayed for
Ihe iirt tiie minutes of pin), and ngain.
low aid the cb se of the period, the
Crimson, by n -series of billlliant for
ward passe. ISuell te Fills, threatened.
Hnivnrd Scls Precedent
Hai-Minl ct a picicdent by appear
ing en the (iehl twenty minutes before
game tune. The whole team did net
hew up. bul about a deen regulars
.Hid slieslittili . who teted tin wind
witli i utit and ferwnid paes. The
Tigeis fellow nl a lew minute later,
the entire team dnliing en the gridiron
iimld a wild e.ntii-n fiem the Prince
ton i lieei'ing sect inn.
Captain Kis-I, and hi male- also
lest d the u md en feiwnrd pnse and
kick. Five minute befeie tlie game
Minted. Leiirle ctilled lii ferocious
Tiger teg.-tl-er mil .'it toil pitlted
igt.nl drill. A d-zmt Harvard men
gni(fl'ull) withdi-iw te th" side lines.
The Princeton clii-.-r leaders i-nlleil
I for n jell from the Tiger het for the
M'llnisnii. The regular Harvard eleven
' i-nnli n d tlneuuli the neitli entry tlitee
- minutes of 1 and. after spending jc.s
I th. i n two minutes in sigimi drill, ictired
. .. ...... i i
their bem h.
i Pi city Cost times
The l.nl'mctte mil' iciaus, about thir
M in iiiiinher. eic nil dolled op In
j while lliimiel ti uiscrs, maroon sweater
, mid whit lints. Thev made ,i unit np-
the
pep
PRINCETON.; . .
HARVARD..'...
6
0
te-
0
0
I iiiillinird en rinse Thirteen, Column rum-
BANK RUNNER COLLAPSES:
FAILS TO IDENTIFY SUSPECT
Henry Disher Is Revived In Captain
Souder's Office
Ileni-) Dislier. one of tlie bank run
ner for the Cern Lchiinge National
Bank, held up eterdm. cellansed tl.i.
afternoon after failing te ideutifi a si. I
pect nt I'ilv Hull. '
Dislier wa taken te the efiici- of (
Captain of Deteithcs Seiider and was.
tcviveil in a lew lul-liutcs.
The sllspcit. wlie is belli" held h
the police, said lie i Miclinel Mi-t'e-'.
mack. Win neck street near Perter. He'
was looked ever bt Disher and Charles!
Kramer, the runner wlie wen- lobbed '
of a SrilKi'J payroll m Twent) - tit t ami
Niiiidnln streets, ' '
Art cm nnd conviction of au one of
the bandit will bung u icwaid of S",-.(ur
jreni tlie Cem E.clmiige Bank, nci-enl- '
mg I" an mineuiiceinent mude In
Charles S. I 'n I well? preslilein. ArieM
and loinictlen of .ill will get n icw-ird.
of is.-IMHI. A tlie case s,!,ids, ,1,,. l,.',,
i IiiIIn insined and suflers no less'
through lebberj of the mesin..erH '
NORTH PENN LIBERTY BOND1
BUYERS MAY GET MONEY
SOCCER SCORES
Venn. State 2
Lebigli '. 0
Ttldget Bluer. 1
Junier Blues 0
l-,3
1 1
G'fn B. C. Jrs 2 0
Nleetewn Jrs 0 1
The Mndium .ns nl-
uie-t filled te it e-ipac,t when the of
ficial walked mi tlie gridiron IUrMird
Miident ami then- band of thirty plejee
at 'ippesite tin- Tiger cheering octien
nn vied with the bej in renting tlie
nit- witli ! r. A i-liill wind blew fiem
northwest, giving tin- all ugh
le make it ideal ter football.
First Period
''aprnin Ke k. of Piinceten, wen the
.u .11..I ..!.... I... I ... .....!... II...
. ..--- iiii-i .-I,-, i nt iii ii- i-n i- iiur-
.Mini kill. -oft en ill. peith cud -d th
; lh hi. Own khk'd of for Hniiird Hit
! ihe .inn el I. nine en the Tiger' S-
iiiitd Inn I'le- Ti-.-i i ipi.-n d i-eai-k ie-
'turned l!." ball 2 nril Icfere thietM
"it of leund Giliej hit ll.it v.iiu'
i bjt l.i Kb-for '' -.r-l- Tig" r pen ih.i-d
I." Mini t'ei hehiing Gilroy made
I- ,ii-d il'ini-;;. nt !-. then Leiirje
I llllll 'I I" in- -I " e il hu It wn -i
I I iiiiiiiiinil nn I'm;.. Tlili lii-n. (iiliuiin One
I JEWEL FOUND ON VALLEY
" FORGE FARM WORTH $50,000
1 Star Sapphire Alse Unearthed by
M. A. Barr Will Be Given te Fech
Meri is A It. n . who i -ntl) nn-
' i a.-i ln-'l obe l"ni en mil nnd srini-
0
tip
ABANDON HOPE OF RECOVERING BURIED BODY
iiepe was annnuenefl tedaj- for
WANAQUE, N. J., Nev. 5
winiam uranam, or iiutiaie, n. x -who wjs caught m a tatidblli)
.incl burled under a mabb of taud and timber, whilt weikiug ou a
iuiii t.itc laht Wednesday. Pipes of coinpreetcd air were forced
fi"w-n threufjh the tand 'n the hope that Graham could be kept
jIivl until a retcue fore" could difj b.mi cut. QmcUband.-. cou ceu
i:iuilly filled tin, shaft t'nt wa:. tunk.
I'" I l-
le I'eige.
Yolk, w Iht
tetie is a
S.'II.IMItl
Tin- lew el ,s
n it ami weigh
i -a ii! le In i
i 111 I 'l"'ll oil tin
TI 'ie i a i
Tin- -Tell- s, j
hi till-Ill lieni Vnl-
iitiirueil edii j fi inn New
' he found that one of the
C-leMiul opal. alii-(l at
ii
l'i
llll'llllt'll
mid will
th'eiuh I
Ti. 1
t"'- 1. il ill. 1
!i I'.i n.
'i. I'1 7 . :i i
"l" ' U llg I
ilium the se of ii hazel
twentj -one karats, ami
tiisi ,,f ,ts kind un
. eiitmenr in tiftj years.
a tiir sapphire among
h Mr Burr hu had
im .i iful bi-li iier i-itiiig
nt te Mil. dial I--...-4i
I''i li Et ilia
-M-i.il mg one nini ,i ipuir-i-
siniil.w te tin one Gin
' '! M.u-hitl JeiTn
I" I ..'i i-i n n il te Fiance
M- I I " this i-elllltl) .
Heuse Passes Bill
Purchasers of U.
taiiiiigieu. .ii, .,
et I. hiliidc'iihhi
-lib
te Reimburse
S. Securities
l.iben Bend
ulleied
w he -
the
c,
celli
Mil
. .. I .1... .l..i..A In... nn...HAl
the lirlllge llllll me urm-i- iui .i.iiiiiii,
semling the machine iilunglng through
tlie iron gunrd roll.
Passing motorists aided fanners in
extricating tlie college men from the
twisted fianie of the truck and took
lliem te neaiby form houses.
NV0ULD FREE PRISONER
Gloucester Mayer Intervenes In Be
half of Drunken Driver
Mayer ndersi n. of Gloucester, has
i-eiiiested Hceerder StuokheiiHo. of
Camden, te iccensldcr a sentence of
six months imposed jesteidnj en Hich
mil Ellenbark. He did se at the re
quest of neighbors of the prisoner,
whose fntnily. consisting of n crippled
wife and tin re children, liaie been left
destitute.
Ellcnbaik was convicted of driving
an automobile while drunk. Mayer An An
dereon suggested the sentence he
changed te a line that Ellcnbaik may
pay turtiusb. weekly Installment!.
te ' from the saloon and heard the shouts of
stai t im the
en tlie rnil-
One bu'let
in the arm.
tlie natrens
Deran had n lit) -void
patrolman and inn south
mad.. Strain fired twice,
struik the tieelne man
Anether imbedded itself in his shoul
der. He fell.
Strain sent tlie wounded man le tlie
hospital. He hml tin own his revolver
nwny alter running from tlie saloon.
Police today searched along the tracks
for the weapon.
Police say Deran has a long ciimitinl
rccetd. Before his conviction for bur
glut ir.lug pnsteffices, police allege, he
had been caught trjing le pass coun ceun
teifeil money.
ing the tin) en this subject, but liae
placed everything in die hands of Di
rector Cortcljeu. Mr. Corteljeu ha
been making this impiirj ami I am stue
It will be complete "
i-i be
... . i .i .i .. .
'- unmigii no- tail, in i,i
I'eiin Bank will be iiimbni
Gnwillllictlt if . Semite
action taken tedui In the II
I The Edllieiiils bill pievjilillg tel !"
I iliibur! incut f i ..in th,. IVdeiiil Tre,iiil
el all pi-ietis who lest t li-it ii.iviuent
'en I.iheit) Ileiul bj n-.iseii ,,,- iM. ,,.
lug et tin- Philndelphiii ii:-t Itdl mil ami
four bank lu ethei State w.i passed
i ti i.i ...... ' ..
IIC- 11111111(1- .mmiiii I'eilllO se n' nv.
CHOOL OFFICIAL
Al GIRL Ml
A mi
rTjr IplP
UllC i I L RC d
THAI MELLON QUIT
SACCO-VANZETTI HEARING:
ARMED GUARD ON DUTY
Patrel of O'ficers Carries Repeating
Rifles and Sidearms
! !i im. Mass . , ." .
I' ' TI m ii n I i tei e .1 itdg.
i w el i 'i Sir', t no- ( 'out t ,
in w 1 1 nl' I II n I
In
I hi '
i IS A
Wehter
en p"ti
la Saece
w
in weie
of the
! i epi i.iiii'i-i) iieuil sitiiscriiiei
likew ise efln ei mid dliei t
hank In uuestlen.
I HepieM'iitatlve Fdmend. ingoing for
its p.is.ige. culled attention te i lie tail
- , that the 1 reitury Di-pmtmeut utgeil ,
SHOT IN LEG. MAN ATTENDS 'l10 ,ml,,ll, V,r.",,V"lu' '? ,J.l,,,r,J M,,I"N'
""""h" ..nn i. nun- imiii.s, titeiei 1
desigiintlng the hunk ns unelli ml ageii- j
cies of tin- Geveinineiil te ici-mvc ub-
i rtptieii.
Reger
L. Tettfn, Statict cian of Bases
Delaware Beard, and Yeung
Teacher Disappear
Deiv.ancl in Senate en
Secretary's Attitucls Toward
"Taxation tsf Wealth"
GERMAN MARK DOWN AGAIN
New Yerli, Nev. 5. German marks
lodej established another new low rec
ord, selling at ..'1025 of a cent. Tills rep
resented a decline of 4 points from j-ps-tcrday's
low record.
Prank II. HUnelidi, the utll-knenn wrltte en
th WerlrfWur. will rtpnrt th Aims Cen."
rreM (or iTbt Pbiltdtlpbla Inqulrtr. Aqv.
HIS ASSAILANTS HEARING
Defendant Says He Was Attacked
and Feared Held-up
Stephen Jejte. l-( lit) -two etii
old, 2tll!l Ann stieet wa shot In th
leg early this, morning by Heck
Zdllllkewiiz wlie l.ei Jis a cint- Mere
i202S .Salmen street i Je,ue md lid
watd A. Brown, 2P.". I l-.a! Thompson
street, a ciij tinman, were ictuinitu'
fiem a hinie.
Stephen Jojn , n brother of "l'.ii"
Joyie. who wa slim and killed l,v n
patrelmliu in .in ulterc.uimi em-i a
Sunday bns-liall game earl) lnt June.
Sleplien's Injiirir wet mnparmhel)
slight. At Nertlieastern Hospital t'i
was found 'lie bullet . aftei hitting hi
leg, had Indjc.l in his line. Atler lie
Ing treated, he was able te appear at
XlillllkcwicK's lieai lug.
The defei (hint eplniiic. I'ewuieh.id
bnen nnneiing him all ewnlng; that
.le.vce. inmMiig. uuu c.-iiicu ,i re'iinrU I i
him will 'h he resented, and inlet thut
Joyce had tliiewn epe brick nml
threatened te threw another. Jevce
said that as he am' Ids friend were
passing tlunk'-wi-z's store a shot was
fired from the window, .dunkewlc!
was held ,lnlGi)0 tail for a further
hearing a week from today.
-
LIMIT BEERPRESCRIPTI0NS
Doctors Will Be Held te Old Maxi
j mum of 100 a Quarter
I Washington. Nev. ." i It , P i
'Despite new Tieanr. i egulalieiis n.
lowing plusiclan te m' mi unlimited
number of pieerlptien ter beer, the)
will be held te the old minimum of 100
prescriptions ever) llue months. Cem-
missioner Ilnjne said teda.
I Hcgiilatiens covering phjh inns' pre-
' seriptluu. Mif. lln.Mies eplaln.l. limit
them t.i 100 ii quarter, and will apply
wlielher ihe doctors prci rihe wliisky.
'wine m- beer, or some of nil of these
tcmedie. Mr. Ha) ues added that lie
saw no unison for changing the old
l nle.
I A decrease of about S12.(I00.()() in
i taxes collected en uen-beverage distilled
spiriiN niiriiig .iiiiy. August nnd Sep.
tember as umiparcd witli tlie corre
sponding months of lest ) ear .was an
nounced today by Mr. Haynes.
Tetn-i
lid of
til tt III!
ie d I- m
-gnu i
l
I
I
Inn e
lllll.
In ceii
'se ml-
Ani i ' li . i "
Dever. Del., s.
ance of Beh. , i
of t lie Stat.. .i
Deli. ware, sec,
cre. A ' inn."
Ceudiv Miss 1
at a iiir.il w
and i Icetgi ti w n
Te i enfii in t li
Hill, the fail".
ver looking fe
tl'.ni she h:i.
Furtlicr than
Sussex school
teacher. Miss
appealed.
It is supposed lll.lt Tntleu
Hill left Siise. Count v each
tn
' is.-l l I
'.iiistn
luc ii ion
ngl-l i s(..
." Sussex
li!' ' n hill"
"A;
sl-llf.
r
the
It'll.
M. 'I,
nc kited
lit
1 1"
t .I'
ll
I I
Hrd.evill.
ii-
di-, n '"- n in f Miss
i ! 1 1 j.ii I I'.I im l i !..-hi-
daughter. u in . i.n'.
gene nwaj vvilli Tetieii
iiil the irutei of I'll
K'Peite-l thill their
stidilenlv di..
'.il'l.
(Mil.
in s.
'. ''I t
n t,
ii, il. ii
nv, ml
umi
nd
Hi
lICS
Be r i iik nt i
no ti-.il li.i
' "!' ll. llldl d
'" I .a Pel
i-e- wlin-h lh
I 'ni
II
'illii'i. V.-ll'.llll W.I l-lllltlll I
lav t'n'iiisi-l ii the men, who wen
.'' ' ' li." di',' III tin- tilt dcglee
a d. vub! 1 illmg in i,e put mil rob
1 I' . 'He I'n nun i April. 1020.
hoi I tin .M-gunients in their behalf
n l.i-l S.ilurd-n
''I i ,i nan! id St it nstabil-
l.iiv mid s.,e. cuiintv ,in, i,,,.,, ,)(,,.0
4 ' '- " ' 'I i" "(I armed with
iei.eii.ng lilies 1Ml s,i.iriii pntielled
i ne victim nt il iiirlliniiM
- ,ii ' 1 ed all !"'i sons u in, , nt,,,,
and
the
IIIX.III.i
of
LIBERTY BONDS GO HIGHER
New Records for War Issues Made
in
New Niv'h.
for War Issues
New Yerk
Nev ." i
sill
lia,
daj in au niitoiuelu'
mi'l Mi
Wi'dnes-
i ihev weie seen
I III I lever sherllv a'le-- n echnk. Tet
, ten heitl aftei Ins .ii i ul went t,i tbe
eflice of i be St.iti lte.inl of Eductien
I nini get hi ulai'! i lei l.s. ni,,, uiii, ,M,
I statement that In- I nd had n cu'l te his
sicl; mother, who live -eniewheie in
ew l.iiglaiu
Information ha iciilnd Dever ihnt"
Ml). lliill u, ,,j
I'm bile s,,,, ,,.(1 ,(ll. .-i(
nun nini ilewn In v ii v s i
Hum" and the Siii-ei n v" sin,.'.
miM-ming the n lu.nl ,,f "we.il'h"
ii hmc ,,f t.,. i,,... mad" it
lll.lt Ihe (iii"iniiicin n venue,
iuied fiem tlie sn.nli , l
lf " ",'",'," ' '". was' ,,,,.', I '
, 'j1' l".l"tte said he -, , ;
I iill-iii:- of Se,,c.,,,-v Mcllnn's Mn ..
ne ms , ii.ii n en i i tilV'iiMin
Wn'l'd llll'l "deHl lis' f
their tine.
s in iae. en ui ii ii i ..
vlgoieiiNh, . ,,. ,'
P )
nihil Sillies
I.i v ' iiuiller
St. ..k Ex-
1 j
in ml
prep,
li.e-il i n
te I e.il
np pear
111111 111
.iml
ova. I
Nee I igl us me- In,
w.ll ' 1 s vve-e lii.tdc in li
I' ll'lUU III li mils mi the
binnfc
S.i'' ..' b n Is in . i,-.t I,,,,,,- ,,.
pre-, ie, nn, g . I. nnn nini ,, vulii-. vvei
mud" 0, s Imi- iv i I.beiiv nnd V ,
hiiepciiii bends
"'. sl'fOIld i,
m !Hi2 and
SS, S .,
l.ibi-iiv :, '
i.l !M Ttt:
loin ih I'
I'm
ilnig I
- se'd nl 'l 1
llllll P,s
nt ll.'
- hml found
wavs" te
PIMLICO RESULTS
I'.ilh
in-
TMK JIIIIH0K8 Or.lVASIIINOTON
A. ene pi crijp. criix cMamc.i.r tudle
r Americ; irnuint me will appear txclu.
touch was seen .iiicii.iiug lli-Kets at
Bread Street Station. Philadelphia, for
Pittsburgh.
Totten I tl.u-lv -live veins old and
married, lie wa te have jnkcii an nc
tlvc part in tlie annual State Teachers'
Association heie next week,
'tc .Ie
f the
'llled
issue
nt'i- h.m
,-,.ilni-, II
I Uise 'ii
.''him 111
I In Tumi i i
I'- k nil I II
' il i
t, lie
imial
nf
till' lll-M i. .1. ......
i-aiuiiaigii. wl.i. i, i : . :f
, ,,. in jiiii, im-
bill s siippmiei-s would liave te im-et
Ihe .,-e,m.i S ter .-laslied with
Senater, I',,,,-,,.,. ,. . ,,,,.. , '
fended .Secietai-) Mellen's statements
.is le evasion of luxes .Senater, Pen-
feiitliiiied an -r yenr, t'olJnfe'eSJ
iIipiii Si.reiB Vi
' ' I'iiii wur nl. u ui. i
1 -" Mil.
Me sei Js lu ., ,.
II JO l 41
I'nn.- 1 ' I l'i ,..,.. ... i. . ,. ... ... i '
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I si: us-ii K vi-ij r, ,,, ,,-,r.i,i, m .,.
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1 J' w '11 V ! ;. Hlfr
' n mi.r.n f nn t ,
s nni e 1170 ft -i
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