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Challenges Trustee's Counsel te
PrrtUfl Un OiAi fie Mnnaw n
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t Defunct Brokerage Ce.
STIFF FIGHT IS SEEN
Tcrcy M. Chandler hns defied .7.
Ileward Ileber te bring ault against
him for alleged Indebtedness te tbe de
funct brokerage firm of Cliandler Pres.
& Ce. Mr. Ileber Is counsel for Wil
lord T. Harrews, the trustee.
In his letter te Mr. Hebcr, Mr.
Chandler seys:
There hns been a grcnt deal of talk
nbeut my owing money In one capacity
or another te Chandler llrethcrs A: Ce.
Facta hare been Htatcd out of their
natural connection and relation te each
ether and te ether things and mir
lulnfa have been Indulged In and alle
gations made and interpretations put
upon these facts and surmise falsely
te my detriment, and I assure you they
nre all capable of legitimate explana
tion and refutation.
"I have refused te Indulge In news
paper controversy, fcelinj that te de se
would net brine the sort of a clear
ance that would vindicate me, and. be
Hides, such a controversy would have
no checkH upon malevolent publications
cr misleading utterances by maliciously
Inclined persons, and I would he placed
at e great disadvantage in such a con
troversy. "I wish te .state te you most em
phatically that 1 de net ewe Cliandler
Brethers & Ce. nny money, nor am
I indebted te them legally or morally.
"In order that this matter may be
determined In a judlclnl way and these
assertions of responsibility or liability
be settled definitely, I request nnd in
vieo you nt your earliest convenience
te bring suit against me, If you feel
thnt Cliandler Hrethers & Ce. have
the slightest claim. I welcome the
fullest investigation in n court of jus
tice, where both sides can be heard and
the fart of my relationship te Cliandler
Brethers Ac Ce. determined according
te law."
Creditors Prepared for right
The creditors nre being mebilired by
Mr. Harrews however, and are prepar
ing for a stiff fight.
When Karl Mcmleiihall. head of
Chandler Brethers & Ce., heard of the
letter written by I'erc M. Chandler
and the challenge te u lawsuit, he re
plied :
"We will neioiuineduto IVny M
Chandler. His anxiety te hnve .suit
brought is entiiely unnecessary, ns one
In In preparation.
"The only thirg I can see about this
letter is that he is must desirous te
find out hew th" matter can ' settled
nnd what it will cost. He uatutally
will be glad te lime It ever with. Then
has been no change In the situation
since I made my statement that Percy
M. Chandler ewes our tirm upward of
$lf0, (WO and h.s saying that lie does
net ewe one cent makes ir difference
In the fa ts.
"There have been reports that he al
leges he holds n release of all claims.
Te my knowledge there is n such re
lease nnd no such release was ever
tlven with consent of the members of
the firm of Chandler P.rethers & ).
Assertion was made in New Yerk by
Leen I''erst. nttemej for Claris. Cbilds
& Ce.. of thnt city, thnt this firm had
acted entirely within Its Wal right in
protecting its margins in the m count
of Chandler Brethers & C .
WBANGEL'S AIDE PARDONED
General Slascheff May Command a
Bolshevist Army
Constantinople. Nev. .". t P,y A. I' i
General Slascheff, -.aid ti. have bee'i
one of the ablest officers under the com
mand of (it neral I'm-'in Wrung'! when
the latter was lighting against the
llelslicviki in Southern Kus-in. bus been
granted iiimiext by the Soviet iJnvrrn
Ment in Moscow, and lias gene te
Bebnstexil, with his entiie stnlT.
(Jeneral Slascheff has In en here incc
the collapse of I'.aren Wrungel's k'v
crnment of Seuth i'ussiu. Ir ,s ii-Mi"t'd
that be will he plnctsl in command of a
IJelshevik army along the Itiimaulnn
frontier
SURRENDER SUSPECT TODAY
Is Third Man Believed te Be Con
nected In Wire-Tapping Case
Ames Knijht. the third man I'laigcd
with wire-tapping and th rifling of
desks, during the investigation into ac
tivities of tire insurance adjusters for
Insurance Commissioner Donaldsen.
will be surrendered te M.igistrutc Bea Bea
eon probably today.
Knight is charged with conspiracy.
together with (Jcerge V. MeCunn. n
private detective, ami Harry F. j.uu- '
ter of an office building ea Walnut '
htrect. McCnnn nnd I-'ex nie new under!
$10,000 bai'. ,
Commiasiener Donaldseii i-i , barged 1
with conspiracy, and will lect-lve n!
bearing Mundaj morning. I
BACK YARD PRIZE GIVEN I
i
Narberth Man Wins Award Frem!
Society of Little Gardens j
Themas Knile I.nughlin. -110 Hud
ley avenue, Narberth, was the unli
1'hlladclphlau vvImhc name h cent.iiuerl 1
In the llht of these who hm rived prize-.
nnd honorable mentions n tl ienre.t
for IincK-.vard tlc'slgns by the Set lay of
.Ittle Garden.
The designs of these mentioned, te
gellier with ethers cei.sidercd worthy of
exhibition, have been hung In the m
tunda of tbe Art Alliance und will be en
ticw next week.
MUSICIANS HURT IN CRASH
Seven Men Hurt When Automobile
Plunges Over Embankment
Shenandoah, Pa., Nev. fi Siveu
members of Paul's Sexttt Orcliestni
re nt the State Hospital at Fountain'
Springs Mill en tig trem serious Injuries
received early this morning, when the
automobile in wh'eh they were riding
plunged ever iiu embankment near Lest
(Jreck landing en the trucks of the
Heading Itatlrejtl fifty feet below the
read.
The men were returning from u dance
nt Centrnlia and weie lunning without
lIbU nt the time of the incident.
Hald Shere Crap Game
Atlantic City, Nev. ,'.-- Apparently
spur nil en by the activities of Simen
Fnber, who charges wholesale gambling
exlflts here, the local ylce squad, in
riiarge of Captain Harry Yaten, late
Inut night descended en the Pekin Cafe,
li North Side establishment, and found
u gambling game going in full force.
They amted Ainliew Terry and
Jehn Theiiuu an priucipnlN and ten
inanlpulaterH of the galloping ilomineeH
KM wltneHkea. The nllegetl principals
wtre later releen-d under $100 ball each,
-while the witneben obtained their free-
lltHU
puling $10 ball.
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30th Anniversary
KBV. M. V Dl'MSTItlCY
Of St. hurts' Itefermed Church.
Oil North Tueiity-sUtli street, who
will celebrate tomorrow lil.i thlr
tlrlh anniversary as pastor of Iho
church
TRAP THIEF IN Y. M. C. A.
BY USINGJVIARKED MONEY
Accused of Robbing Lockers In
Lehigh Avenue Branch
Twe marked ?1 hills were ticd te
trap Chester I). Allen, accused of rob-
ning letkers in the Y. M. ('. A. branch,
101." I.ehlgh avenue.
Alb n bigan M-itlng the Y. M C. A.
In-t August. When upward of 51!0li In
jash and various nrtlcles of jewelry
had hi en taken from lockers suspicion
pointed te him.
Carl Yeeman, house mnnnger. last
night plated two market bills in his
own locker. With another Y. M. C. A.
member, he conceal d himself nnd alleges
be saw Allen pry open several lockers.
When Yoeinnns was wrenched open ami
the money removed the manager
pounced en him.
Police snv tliitt frtttn.t e fnl.l nve.li .m
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Allen which was stolen from "Y" Inst
week. An Atlantic City lifeguard's
badge nl-e was found mi the nrlsener.
Allen bail a room reicntly in the
C.'iimbn Y. M. C. A., where a number
f petty thefts occurred.
Magistrate Clctin held him in SS00
ball for court.
MAN KILLED, CHUM HURT
iN ATTEMPT TO STEAL RIDE
Going te Find Werk, Pair Are
Crushed by Train in Tunnel
Struck by n train in the Baltimore
ai'cl Ohieh tunnel ruir Darhv wbenl
leaving the clfv last nlu'ht te leek for
work In Baltimore. Klrner Petersn-i,
twenty live, .f Bn. me. Wis . was killed
and M.ir'en Banks. t'cntt-sv, of
W.insi, Iiul., was serieu-.lv injured.
Bn'ik- wa- li'i.ettcd in a intunll cm cm
ditlen th.s n-'.iii.iig 1" the Mi'-erl 'erdia
I f-;iif nl He is a etcn.n of the World
We", mid was In a soldier's uniform.
In bis clothe., j (diet found a diary
with a cem: let" acieunt of t lit butties
in wliith 1 1 was engaged in France.
Tlie in lured men were found by a
tun kwnlkcr about s o'clock h:-t nllit.
'e,ii--iin flit .1 mi hour after being ad
mlttetl te the hospital. ISnnks sustaiti.'d
s if cuts and internal Injuries.
Tin' two men were "Hangers until
Tb'irsdnv nieiumg win u tnev met mi
the street ,nre and tie idetl te go te
I'.il'liuei-e te leek for wmk. When they
reiudi' tl tin Hirliy tunnel l.i-t night,
at'teriling te rnilreml authorities, the
men trinl In beard a tr.'in rts it -lowed
down Tl i v inissc, their footing and
fell under t'ic w bills, it is said
"MUTS" RULE DOG SHOW
Thoroughbreds Barred In Exhibit of
"Plain Pets" Today
Just plain des and cuts are having
their dav at the seventh annual show of
"pIMn pit," held at '.ll'J North Bread
street, the hend piarte-s of the Aifcil
inr ti the Pennsylvania S. P. (' A.
The show began at 1 o'cletk thi' thi' thi'
afternoen and lnsts until 10 o'cleek
thl evening. An kind of "unit"
under the sun may take one of the
prices. He doesn't even ha"'e te claim
direct kluskin te any breed. Twenty
live clustes are te be judged.
There will be prizes for best dogs
ewnnl hv n lnt'inlfr of I lie police de
partment, a member of th" fire depart
ment, a soldier, n school girl, a school
!e". a timer, a Band of Mercv child,
a Be'- Scout, a colored pesen. or a
member of Philadelphia Ledge, Ne ."I.
I.. O. O M
Tlie iiie-u interesting r losses nre the
"most resembling" ones. Then aren't
any special breeds te le judged in the
lif.w. but prizes will lx given for dogs
looking most like a toy poodle, a fox
terrier, n bull tle.g. n spani-1. a setter, u
collie and a St. Bernard
TELLS OF HOG ISLAND SALE
Auction Won't Be Held at Once,
Says Fleet Corporation Official
Washington. Nev ." I!eeirts that
Heg Island h te he umtiewd efi at
nnee liv (lie l'.uiergeiu v l'leet Corpora
tion were characteiieil elhci.illy imti
tedav as 'misleading
Sidney llenrv . cenurn rcial ii.airigei
for the Fleet Corporation, urn; of the
etlielnls who tuiiferred vvith Mayer
Moere yesterday en the subjei t of tin
mi e, declared no ilehnite plan for the
snlu of Heg Island il't if wiis worked
out at the conference, and tlmt it was
alletl iv inerily te "'ei people tlnnk
lng" and concentrate interest in tin
possibilities te tin island shliynid un
der privat' evvneishi)
It was emphnsued tue I le t Corpoia Cerpoia Corpeia
tioii will I in no lnury te et ml nt it.
SAYS CHUM BEGGED DEATH
Ne Complaint Drawn Up Against
Man Who Confesses
New oil., Nev ." .M.igisttatu
Nelan, in Tombs Court yesterday, n -
iiiseil te peiinit drawing of a complaint i
th'irglng Aleauder Savin with killing i
bin tliuiii, Frank P.iK-ynn. in Seuth
Blvtr. N. .1. In-t Sunday, notwith
standing l ne usstrtlen of the police t tint
Savin hud math' a remarkable confes
sion of having shot Pnssynn betuuse
the lnttt-r hml ictiiested it and paid
S, for the exei ut Ien.
"Mr.jbc be did." said the magistrate,
"but when I was in the Dlstrlt t At
torney's eQite a dozen years age, a man
came te me and related a berilble uiur
dei he had committed. I later found he
was Insane ami hud nothing te de
with It."
WEEKS REBUKES WATSON
"Ne Decent Man" Veuld Make
Charges Like Georgia Senater
Washington, Nev. n. (By A. P.)
Secretary WiekH, referring today te
charges egainst army nurseR In par
ti, .iilni. nml fitleceil l.vefMltten n ul
tl'erM wltiieut courts-martial In gen
eral, made in tne nenate ey Hcnnter
Watsen, of Georgia, mude the following
Htetement :
"Ne decent nutn would make such
clmrgeH, and I measure tuy words when
I say-that."
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EVENING PUBLIC
FIND CHAINED BODY
ON JERSEY BEACH
Unidontlfied Dead Man Discov
ered Under Pavilion at
Ocean Greve
DROWNING THEORY DROPPED
Ocean drove, N. J.. Nev. f. Police
have failed te find nnv clues lending te
Identification of the mnn whose body,
wound about with n fifty-three feet
chain, was found en the beach here in
the wash of the waves, yesterday after
noon Slysterleus clrcumntnnccH surrounded
the finding .itn body beneath a pavilion.
It had been In the water but a few
Imitni (In tlirt imvtltnli tl'na n ilrY
overcoat which carried apparently the
only cute pence nave, u nnti ecen oeugtu
from n New Yerk tnller. Heme time
lnf ru-ltm tletintl flnm the men till mfinN
coat nntl vest, the latter being buttoned
from top te liottem.
Tlie Vinilv ir,rn nn renrk'H of violence
but the iron chnin which bound the
nun's legs, the dry overcoat ant! tne
buttoned vest have put police nt u leus
te advance, nny theory as te hew the
man may have met tlcnth.
The man was about bIx feet one Inch
tnll nml "IW1 nniitidu nr mere in welcht
nnd apparently about plity-five years
old. AHltle from tne clinin nneut nis
legs, the only Btrange thing about his
appearance was n knitted blue skull
cap, like the regulation Fnitetl States)
Navy cap, which covered his head. But
all tbe garments he were were these of
a civilian. He were a dark tweed suit,
u mndrart shirt, n stiff cellar and heavy
shoes.
In his pocket was $1S in IiUIh, but
nn letters hv wtilcti tin mnn COtllll t)C
identified. These who saw the body ami
uiiccntiitef! no tlm mm'u station in life
thought he might have been an engineer
or a skilled mechanic. IUh nanus were
soft, however, ns though he Mat ecen
unaccustomed te manual labor.
A fishermnn mimed (Jrcen found the
body about '2 :IH) o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon, tireen told police he hntl been
out fishing in the morning, nnd hed
come in ubeut neon, going home for
lunch. He passed the spot ut which the
hotly was found later, but saw nothing
out of the ordinary. When he returned
te pull in his beat, however, he found
the body.
Police said the chnin around the
imiti's legs yvas nbeut iifty-tlirec feet
long and weighed about twenty-live
pounds. It was the kind of chain fish-
i.ivimi, nvii tn wnlelit their llOUntl UCts.
A ,t,nn .trieM eitteK' have wound it
nreund his own legs, according te the
polite, but tbev could net tell whether
that had been done in this case.
Autopsy Is Performed
The hotly wan taken te a morgue,
where an autopsy Wnn performed by Dr.
Charles 1". .lainisen, the Corener's phy
slcbui. nnd Hr. Furl Wajuer. The
physicians said afterward they wen
convinced thnt the man hntl net died
from drowning, because there was no
water in the lungs. There was a faint
trace of coal dust in the lungs, the
physicians tnld.
Te tletericlne whether poisoning was
the cause of tleeth. the physicians re
moved the stomach, which will he tbem
ical'.y analyzed today. The ether or
gans' also will be analyzed in an at
tempt te solve tbe mystery.
The physicians said the stomach and
the ether internal ergnns were still
warm when the nutepsy was made The
police say the lvulv was warm when
it was found, nnd inner billt of n roll
of money in n pocket also were warm.
Reet May Only
"Serve" at Parley
C'entlmifd from Tills One
try and associating himself with a
League of Nations project, wlun his
pirty was opposing the League of Na
tions. The work en the I.e.igue Court
probably cost him the secretaryship of
state nnd first p'.ece en the recent
American delegation. I doubt that he
has nnv regrets.
A spirit of this sort indicates that lie
will play a servitenble second te Mr.
Hughes. Still Mr. Beet's abilities are
se great that he may be n commanding
figute nt the conference In spite of him
self. If he does net. if tbe expected hap
pens, Mr. Beet will end public life ns
he began it, always some one's "centl.
always the advocate und spokesman of
another lesser, than himself in ability.
H s miblic career, like that of Senater
Krmx, recently deceased, will be some
what of a disappointment. There will
remain n sene of great Intellectual
power, but wl'heut accomplishments
ei'iinl te it.
There Is a Hide of Mr. Beet's nature
which has net teen sufficiently made
known. Disliking publicity, his per
sonality is net really understood. The
Mr. Beet of pupulur tradition Is half
a fiction. One thinks of him ns the cor
poration lawyer of the stage, hard and
cehl. But be is net one-half se colt!
as Mr. Hughes. Perhaps he Is no mero
cold than the gracious Mi Hurtling
He is deeply setitlmelit.il. lie is
moved rentlilv te tcirj as every one
who knows him Is awaic He u syni syni
eatlu'tic, hut, i v pi te a small i it. It .
lie is remote His tenderness t.iward i
these of greater age than himself is !
marked. He wen .Mr. Harding h heart
ut Marien by bis kindliness te the
President's aged fathei
There nre two really extraordinary
men in the tenferente. One, I.levtl
'iferge, H the age's most I etnai liable
figure. The ether has never hi en nnv
thing meie than some one tl.se s advo
cate. ANYBODYSEENNELLIE"?
Puppy Owned by Dr. Carl Williams
Missing Since Wednesday
A diligent seaitli has fnlled te leveal
tl.e wheieltbeuts of "Nellie," elgut
months old, wh) disappeared Wednes-
uav fit.m lur home with Dr. Curl Wil
liams, CO Scheel Heuse lane. Cerman Cerman
tewii, n former coach of the Penn foot
ball team. I)r Williams expressed the
belief this morning that "Nellie" bus
been kidnaped. He based his supposi
tion en u icvstcrwui' phone message be
nceived telling luiu that "Nellie" nj,
in safe hands.
"The kldimpptr may be lidding
'Nellie' In order te extract a greater
reward than has been offered," Dr.
Willinms suid.
"N"llle" bad net shown any -Aznt,
of despondency before leaving her
home, and when she wandered away
she was in company with her younger
brother, who returned footsore and
weary Thursday.
"Nellie" Is a hlack-ond-yvhite puppy,
and gave premlea of becoming n fine
better some tiny.
William R. Grubb, Editor, Dead
Ka-sten. Pa., Nev. fi (By A. P. I
William U. (Jiubb, editor and publisher
of the Banger Dally News and tbe only
Republican ever elected te the office of
Prothenotar.v in Northampton County,
tiled last uiiflit at his home In Banger,
aged sixty-five years, lie hud been
In peer health far years, following a
stroke of paralysis.
XEDGER - PHItfADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
WHERE WATER MAIN BROKE
There was no water for washing, shaving or the breakfast coffee net
this morning In a large area of West Philadelphia following n brcnlc In a
main at Fifty-second and Brown streets. Dnmage te the street and
workmen making repairs arc shown
WOULD SHOOT ARMED
BOOTLJEGGERS ON SIGHT
Methodist Beard of Temperance Re
gards Them as Worst Criminals
Washington. Nev. !i. (Hy A. P.)
Prohibition agents, in the opinion of
the Beard of TeiniKTnnec. Prohibition
end Public Morals of the Methodist
Kpiscepnl Church, "sdieuld be instructed
te remember their wives, children anil
the people of the I'liitctl States when
their lives nre placed in danger by boot
leggers or moenshiners."
"Seme people seem te be surprised
thnt the Heard of Temperance of the
Methodist KpUcepnl Church should
suggest that prohibition officers have u
light te defend themselves quickly and
effectively when threatened by armed
cilminals," the beard said in a state
ment issued today amplifying a pre
vious statement nleng the same lines.
"The cries of bereft children of faith
ful prohibition efiicers rise te heaven,"
the statement continued. "It is nothing
less than murderous te cvp'ct prohibi
tion officers te await the 'Ire of boot
leggers with guns in their hands.
"Boetleeeers nre the worst kind of
trlmlnals. frequently ex-c.invit tn and
cruel killers. They are dangerous in the ,
e-ctreme. When a bootlegger draws a
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KUII lie suiilliu ec iit.-ti ttiieii .tint t-i. .t.
quickly. Thev (prohibition efiicers) ewe
it te themselves, te their wives, te their
children nnd, above nil, te the majesty
of the law te de se."
ALICEBLAKE STILL MISSING
Warrant te De Sworn Out for Ar
buckle Prosecution Witness
San FrancLce. Nev. ." (Bv A. P.)
Ne trace hud been found late last
night of Aliee Blnke. show girl and n
lending prosecution witness in the man
slaughter case against Bosceo C.
i Fatty l Arl.ticklc. who Is he-ins "ought
I... tlm mitici, te ntic.icr n summons te
a'ppenr before District Attorney Brady
nml nvtitntn liee reason for leavdni? the
custody of one of Mr. Brudv's ntltuhcs
ut Calistegn yesterday.
llnr innMier. Mrs .Tnhn Westnll.'ll. of
Oakland, who accompanied her from
( nllstesn. also Is being sought.
Brudy announced thnt in the event
the girl did net appear today at 10 A.
f lie will svvetir out m yynrrnnt te
detain her under bends a-t h witness
Miirnets for- Arniiclrl.. OsteriInv ciiIIimi
mm, i tlm iwilliin for t.etinftnna for Afrs
Jehn Duffy, custodian of Alice Blake;
her son, tieerge Duffy , polio sergeant;
Police I.leutenunt Steye Biinner and n
man by the name of Uinnlde Pucclncl!!.
Tint itintter ritinlnit ttlilc't tltitv ttlt
be questioned was net Indicated.
CECILIE VISITS HUSBAND
Fermer German Crown Princess'
Trip te Deem Arouses Speculation
Tlm Il'teiie Vnv ."t i Tie A l V Tt
tin.. l..e,...n.l I, ',... ,.i.l.,.. 1, ,i , tn.,HAH
tills it 'til, III, lit,.- I'i'lll,, tllltk ttitiiit.
Crown Princes-s fVcilie, wife of Fred
erick William, former Crown Prince of
tScrmnny, had nrrived at Deem for a
visit with her husband.
1 here was much speculation here re
garding tbe visit, because of recent re
ports of separation prei ecdings between
them
A repeit was received in this leuntiv
about a year age, quoting a b ttcr mid
te have been written bv the (irnnd
Duchess Auastasla. of Mctklenburg
Schwerin. mother of th" former Crown
Princes . te the effect that n tlcutee of
separation had been granted Ceellle.
J hits it pert, however, w.ts given a
atcgerical denial some time later by a
member of the former Crown Piintes.'
lioiische'd in (iermany
RIDDELLSAILS FOR U. S.
Publisher te Be Press Representa
tive for British at Parley
Southampton, Nev. ," - i By A. P.)
- I.erd I'idiMI. the newspaper pro pre
I riettir, s.ulnl today en the Aquitnnla
ftir New Voik te at t us a suit of gen
eral press icprcM ntutive for the lit itinh
(levernnient at the Washington cun
fert nee.
lie wa in churge of the Biitlsh
press publicity in Pans dining the
Peace Conference and has been the
mouthpiece of the (ev eminent tn all
the impeilaut conferences held recently
in England. He is one of the closest
friends of Prime Minister l.leyd
Geerge
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
I-'rf.l rlrk (law. IStt Chestnut nt , nntl
Mivneii It Mwan IMt ftuntnul nt
Jehn J IXier. 007 N Sliirnhuit tt , and
Deloren Wlmrtcnliv ."21 HrwIb t
Iltrinaii Kravltz ttl4 N .Marshall it , ami
I'timm Krell. 020 I'eiiUr nt
Clirlnt I' l.ttnbf. Hiirilnljurtt. l'a , und Mary
II Tlttler. nalltineir, .Mil.
I.ewlH K. .lohimteii. S2.11 Hprlni; CJrtlfn H ,
tvnil -Mrtt J. Jievtmttn. H07 N H2il nt
Itelarul W Kumji. 007 llutld st . nnd Olive A
O.UII. -101H Jlnrinir ;t.
Ilt-nrv Hvvart!!. .'r.. )37il I: Hnlnf.ta St., and
Klltjtifth H Theman. 0:ion N Hreatl nt.
Krnnk KreKr. New Yerk City, and Kllzabeth
Illlltt. 717 N' Kith M
Ilarrltten II. VeunK. 12S7 Pewttltnn ave , and
jatila 11 CurlU. 2223 W. O.tnrd st.
Nehela Hemlnakl, New Yerk City and
SarMi CarnDbtill. 031 W. Ituntlmr I'tvrlc av
William Hartnett. 1803 Mnniphlit at., and
Jerphin Zwellnakl. 18"3 JtnmphlB nt.
Kdward It. !. 1828 N. Peach t.. end
N61II6 llari. iikiiib i net. in
Jeit.ph Tfrfere. 1W Mt, Varnon st end
Kmma Bheetz. 2(100 Falrmeunt ave.
nmmett J' llerrell. 130 Mifflin nt . and
Kntherllne Veicel. ISO Mlftlln M
Hnreld T, Hakr. l'lymeuth, Matin., and
Melll 1 Wllklnaen, Cliesthut Kill, Pa.
laaie Htcrn, B37 N 4th at., and Harati
Mfitnl. 721" H. nth at,
Oenrifi) H. llelaen. ITin llarrUen t . and
Kmma Maen. 7102 Wlntilnemlng at.
Daniel II 'Woelvln. 3700 llewle t,. end Ida
K. Knoch. 8038 Crpln at,
Jehn T. MacKeel, 1702 W Yerk at. and
Karl D. -Thomaa, ItlJOS X. 17th at.
Henry Ilarracleurh, Klklna Fnrk, Pa., ana
Jeaale J. JleaenDyr. Jvimna -ara, -
CARDINAL GIBBONS' ROSARY
GIFT TO FOCH TOMORROW
Flaherty Will Make Presentation at
Chicago for K. of C.
Chlraire, Nev. Tt.- (By A. P.) Twe
days crowded with festivities in honor
of Marshal Fech bcfun with the allied
chieftain's nrrival here this merninj,
accompanied by Oencral Pershing ami
their Htaffs.
The feature of n banquet tomorrow
night will be the prcsentutien bv Su
preeo KniRlit 1'luherty te Marshal
Fech of Cardinal Gibbens' favorite ros
ary, n solid geld one present rd te the
late Cardinal twelve years age by the
KnlsrhtH of CelnmbuH. Compespi 0f
yirfiin geld nuggeta, It originally be
longed te Jehn II. Keildin, f Duivcr,
Mipreme initsttir of the Knights, who
made the presentation te llic Canllnal.
After (lie official welcome this morn
ing, it was planned te take the pmly
upon u ttnir of the .southern p.m of Hie
city, ending tit the I'tiiversity t.f Chi
cage, where the marshal is te leieivc
the honorary degree of 1,1,. D.
The feature of thi.s afternoon's pro pre
gram was the laying nt a wreath upon
the Ktntue of Abraham Lincoln. Twe
tbeuMitid Le-;itm men nnd finne school
cblldreii were te form lints te the stntue
through yvMch .Marshal I'ech would
puss nn he went tit puy this tribute.
Tlil.s evening tin- marshal will he
gi.e ! of hoi nl a dinner where tjen-
eral Charles (1. U.iwes will act ns miis
tt r of ft 'cmenlf'.. Thence the purty
will go in a downtown thcatie f()r u
Nliiut iiuhlic atldiess. I.ticien Murn
tore, grand opera t-lnger, will .sing the
"Merttelllnlse."
Toiiietitiv, tlie Kni-vhts of Cnlumhus
have charge of th" marshurs )iregrnin.
A special mass at the llnl Nunie Cath
edral will Matt the day inn! afterward
.Muifchnl Fech v. ill lend a pnrnile
planned te be one of thu largest ever
brought together here.
ULTIMATUMTOMINERS
Kansas Strikers Tdust Return by
November 16 or Lese Charters
Pittsburg. Kan., Nev. 0. (By A.
P. I--Kansas ce.il niincrn, striking in
pretest ngninst the Imprisonment of
Alexander llnunl il,m,.s,.,l ..i.i.....
today wre given until November J (l te
ictiiin te work, in an order issued by
the previsional ellict rs of the district.
Tlie international organization,
I niteil Mine Workers of America, au au
neuti ed that the clmileis f all local
unions would be revolted through sus
pension unless these locals ehey the or
der of the international union for a ic ic
stimptien of work.
Indianapolis, Nev. ." (Bv A P. i
Jehn T. Clark'en, former Cnileil Stntes
Senater from Iowa, lias hcen retained
by the Cnited Mine Workers of Amer
ica te Institute proceedings testing the
constitutionality of the Kansas Indus
trial Court law. He i new counsel for
the Iowa district miners,
SAY MILK STRIKE EBBS
N. Y. Distributors Aseert Nermal
Delivery Will Resume Soen
New Ynili, Nev ."--(By A. P. I--Officials
of mil!; distributing companies
affected by the wulketu last Tuesday of
the Mill; Wagen Drivers' Tuieii nft-st-rted
today that the strike crisis had
ben passed and that normal tleliveiien
would be established early next week.
Distribution lias leaped from zero ut
the beginning of tli strike te (!.") per
cent et net mil, it was asserted, meie
than meeting Health Commissioner
Copeland's demand for a BO per cent
showing.
Mere thun tbirty shots were filed by
the polite lu the course of a pitched
battle in Brooklyn last night when a
trewd of strike sympathizers enticuclicil
themselves in a building excavation and
'liewered In ieks and stones en three
milk wagons. Fifteen uircsts weie
made.
"HUGHES ST. MAYOR" SLAIN
Baltimore Man Found Dying In Bed,
With Skull Crushed
Baltimore, Nev. fi. (By A. P.) .
Jacob fioedle, sixty-five jcuik old, fa
miliarly known as "the Mayer of
Hughes stieet," was found dying in his
bed in his home in the rear of 2T
Hughes strict, with a crushed skull, last
night. He tiled In the Seuth Baltimore
Oencral Hospital.
Physicians who examined the great
wound in his hcntl, clotted with bleed,
saitl that he had RUBtalncd the Injury
some time the night before nnd had lain
mertnlly wounded nil day in the room
which lie called home. Geedie Is be
lieved te have been yvealthy.
UNKNOWN HERO NEAR HOME
Olympla, Bearing His Bedy, 1000
Miles Frem Coast
Wnclitnrrlir. K'ne fi tilt- A T
The cruiser Olympln, bringing home' the
oetiy ei America s unknown soldier, was
rfnnrtnl trulm. n tlm Vnt't. TVnn...i A
approximately 1000 miles enst-nnrtlieast
ut t njie v narics, vn.
The destroyer Bornadeu has been as
signed te meet the Olvmpla and escort
her te Washington. The destroyer will
lenve Hampton Bends Monday night nnd
pick up the Olympln probably Tuesday
morning. The. Olvmpla, with her escort
Is due at the Washington Navy Yard
at nbeut 3 P. M, November 0.
NOVEMBER 5, 1921
WATCH YOUR SIEP!
2 CARS IN POUND
Autes Soized After Having Boen
Parked for Hours In Re
stricted Area
TO SHOW NO FAVORITISM
Watch your step or, rather, walch
your t-tep motorists, or you'll have te
jcurncy te the "enr pound" afoot te
hall Elizabeth out.
Though the Mayer's seizure order
docs net se Inte effect officially until
Wednesday, police nre Betting n little
practice In ndvnnce. Twe cars nre In
the city pound, nt the city van (stables,
Eleventh and Wharten streets, where
they were tnken yesterday after they
hed steed for hours en the street.
Ah n preliminary te the enforcement
of the ertlcr Issued by the Mayer
ngnlnst parking, all the yellow nnd red
"Ne Parking" signs have been collected
and brought te City Hall courtyard,
where thev nre "narked" themselves In
n thick group. There will be no signs
needed In fifture te Indicate that you
may park here, or may net park thcrcj
jcu may net park anywhere between
Pine and llace, Seventh and Seven
teenth streets.
Truck Mny Lead nnd Unload
Business firms will be permitted te
slop tlicir trucks for leading and un
lending. Superintendent Mills said It hntl come
te his cars thnt Councilman Ven Tngen
is saying the police authorities hnve no
power te clear tlr cstrcctH of parked
motorcars.
"If Councilman Ven Tngen violntes
the ordinance," said Superintendent
Mills, "his car will be taken up. This
Is net n new law. It has been en the
statute books n long time, but has been
brought tin again by the newspapers.
Wc nre going te enforce it te the letter.
"Twe or three hundred men will be
rnlled in next week te enforce the law.
Wu de net intend te hit the ltttle fel
low In the 'llivver' nny mere thnn nny
one else. We will take the liveried
chauffeur in his limousine nleng with
the rest. We will hnve a force of ex
pert mechanics te open the locks, nnd
u licet of big trucks with chains te
haul cars away.
Ne Tlme Limit Plncrsl
"There will be no time limit placed en
the parking of cars. Circumstances will
govern each case. Ignorance of tin law
Is no ecu--e. The cars will be tnken
te the Medel Fnrm, in Seuth Phila
delphia, te City Hull or te the van
stables. Wc nre going te make It ns
difficult for these people ns e.sslliie.
We will make them take an affidavit
when they come te the garage te get
their cars, and they will have te pay fe
unit h storage n dny. This order is
aimed nt the parking hog. The stray
nutomehile will be treated precisely like
a stray horse used te be."
HAYNES EXTOLS DRY FORCE
Contrasts Prohibition Agents With
Unscrupulous Wets
Wiisliiticlen. Nev. fi. (By A. P.)--The
field staff of ('.it prohibition en
fercement force cemprii-es "men of
character and cnllber who serve from
tlie motive of patriotism." Federal
Commissioner liny nes declared yester
day in n statement published as a trib
ute te these workers.
"Thcfc men have faced death, scorn
ami temptation," lie said. "They are
sleepless in vigilance, iiiisvv'crvln;; in
levaltv ami fearless In doing their dally
tasks."
Mr. Hay ncs added tint the illicit
liquor traffic embraced "unscrupulous
men eT unlimited means, as well as
common creeks. I In made public a list
of casualties recently sustained by the
prohibition forces, showing that five
men had met their d'.'iitb and two oth eth
ers hud had narrow cscaites.
AUDUBON TO BURY ITS HERO
Military Funeral Tomorrow for
Town's Slain Service Man
Autluh'in, N. l.. Nev. fi. Audubon
is draped with lings ut half-mast and
tlecniatetl with hunting in honor of Its
one son who paid the supreme sacrifice
in tbe World War. A military funeral
for William T. Treult will be held
tomorrow afternoon. His hotly nrrived
here a few days age from Prance, where
it hntl been Interred after being killed
in battle.
Burial v.-i 1 1 take place from the home
of the soldier's brother, nt 2M Oakland
avenue. In charge of Audubon Pest.
Ne. i20U, American I.eglen. The cortege
will leave the house and march through
the principal avenues of tlie borough,
nnd while passing tlie Audubon lire
headquarters the fire bell will be tolled.
MRS. FAY PHEBE HARVEY
Wife of Media Docter Dies Follow
ing Operation
Mrs. 1" v Phebf Harvey, of Media,
wife of Di. P.llls Marshall Harvey, tiled
at her home last night following an
operation performed three weeks age.
She was fifty yenrt old.
Mrs. lliuvey was a member of the
Women's (".lib in Media and the Provi
dence r'rlcniU' .Meeting. Besides her
lur band she leaves six children, .lane.
Anna, Marshall, Mnrgeiy, Belfe nnd
Plu be. I'uneial services will be held
Monday afternoon und builul will be nt
Kennett Square.
i)i:.Tiis
Itt'SA H
lltlll-
II I r'uiiMitt triiiiiH
I)Ut"tJlli:U'l-Y - At 7mllnnnrillH. lrid.. un
lev H 1U"1. MAUTIIA. DOL'tlHI'r.TV. fin-
rlv of riillutle'phl.i Strvlcn nn Memluy
ernint'. lit 10 n'rlerlt, nt thn Oliver II, I'alr
Idi; . ls'Jn Clietitnut st I'hlluiiclplilu In-
rnunt urtvfiti.
strirt'M. uu .liiieiny. .tut i, ui ,i e cinci.,
nt llnven MuthedlHt IIulHi-eiml Church. 2.1il
uml Cjxfunl bts lntrrinent Il.ittlinure, Md
IIAnT. On Nev. 4 lli'Jl, JOHN J. ,Ir .
'irluvi-il nun or Jtihu J. and S'nriih Hurt (nf
.. t ii. .1.. ii.i.u .....1 ri.....i. i... I.... . .
il.eimnn). HvIallveH und fr'ends Invltcil tu
funeral, en Aiununv ui inn A. .M., from
llH mit ri'Hiimni e, jiwi n. wauiiinn nt. jei
iinn inamt nf mullein. 10 A. M.. Church of
Lthe Hely Nnuic. Interment New Cathedral
1. riurinii , w
, IiANOJAHR Nev. 1. HKIt.MAN V., Iiun
blind nf Kmmn C. LniiKlnhr (nee Knnll),
itKFtl 35. HelutlveH nnd fi lends art In. lied
te attend flint nil. Monday. 1! I'. .I.. from
renliK'iicn. B1L' Ulnmend nt Inturmcnt pit.
atn ItemiilnH mity be vlewtd Hundui. 7
te (i I M
I.ONU. On Nev. 0. ltl"l, ItnilECCA
I.ONCI rneiliir of Mrs. Ailrtle M. I.. Lin
coln and Mm. llenrv A. Moere. In her Bilth
yenr Heivlrn en .Monday afternoon at "
o'clock, at her lale residence, Viyi ur0
McrAUTIIY On Nev. n, 1021. ANNIi; n
McCAItTHV inte Mc(lewan). wife of Michael
.1. McCarthy. Ilelallven unit friends, aliie
Married Wwhiui'h Sodality of th Church of
th Uenu. Invlled te funeral en Tuesday nt
H-30 A. M.. from her late rimldnnce, 'Jeit
Poplar Ht. Helmnn hlsti madii nf retiu tm nt
Iho Chureh of the Ue.u. nt 10 A. M ill.
ttrinent IIelv Cra Cemetery.
SCUI.Ii. Nev. a, inai. TJICi.MAH HOWAV
beii of the lute Alfred Penrose and Marv
James .Scull. Funeral hervlces at his
hrether's rcldente, (111 Ouv st , I'heenlitvili..
Ph.. Tuewlav. hth lust , U.'IO A V ! '
TWKI.VK8 Nev. !1 HICIIAItn! Iiii.lmni
of Anna M I.. It. Twelves. Vunera .er
Pen. Tuenduy, 1'. M, late rwldenc.. "u"i
Cooper st.. Oamden, N. J. Intern ent n,V
yate. Friend, may call Monday?" te " V.Pj"
Dliitll.K.s Suddenly, Nnv .1.
Itl.M. I. .ill!.' . Willi in JUIUI l.. i'iukm-i.
tiyt'H und rrletiilH ure Invlteil tn nilt-nd funr.i1
wrvlnH Memliiv. 11 A. M . ut the ruHliUnL
,f In r KlMtr. .Mra. rretltrli k Well, H.
I. r. I.nwmtm live, nml Onklund tt. Intei
ii,, nt Nnithvvnnil Cemeler . rrlutids inn
HANH. At Atlantic City, en Nev. 4.
ANVIi: i: JJVAN.H. widow of Wllllniii i:
I'yiins Due nellCH yv'll Im Klverr
ri.r.TCiii.ii mattii: ki.i:t''hi:u. yvite
nf Hev Julia T. I'leUlit-r. Nev. 3. lli.'l.
Ilrlntlva ami fiicndH Invltfd te f uncial
Ferger Demands Pass
and Wallts Out of Jail
Les Anjjelcs, Nev. C (By A.
P.) L. It. Klmtncl, wns sentenced
te one te fourteen years In the 8nn
Qucntin Pcnltcntlnry en a charge
of forgery yesterdny. He was taken
te the county Jail, but nn hour later
he walked out smilingly, said
"geed-by" te the doorkeeper nnd
disappeared.
Several hours Inter It was dis
covered thnt a visitor had no pass.
lie had given it up te a mnn who
demanded it, thinking he was a jail
official, but it wns Kimmel, who
presented It te the doorkeeper and
wen his liberty.
PEOPLE'S HORSE SHOW
Mayer Reviews Parade of Rldera en
Wlssahlcken
Hundreds of persons who comblne a
fondness for horses with n love of the
outdoors viewed the People' Henie
Shew en the Upper "WlKsnhlcken nt
Valley Green this nftcrnoen. Mayer
Moere reviewed it parade of columns of
horsemen.
The columns formed nt 2 o'clock nt
Aliens lnne, en the, Upper 'Wissa 'Wissa
lilcken, nnd proceeded north te Ilex
n venue, then countermarched te n point
near Valley Green. Four-in-hands
were In the van, followed hy mounted
park guards, mounted police, snddlc
herws in columns of fours, hnrncss
horses, ponies, wheelmen nnd hikers.
Among the riders were the Mounted
Guard of the Myntlc Shrine, commanded
by Captnln E. M. llartlctt. W. l-'rcc-Innd
Kendrlck. Receiver of Tnxcs, rede
with them. The Mounted Guard of the
ICIks, in clinrgc of Captain Furcy Kills.
nlse took pnrt.
A military touch wns lent by a squad
ron of Nntlennl Gunrd cavalry com
manded by Majer Mustin. Then Heme
of Hie old "Wild "West" wns injected
by cx-ceyv punchers of the Western
Raddle Club, under cemrannd of Chief
Compten.
WOMAN SHOT THREE TIMES
Rew Started With Neighbor Over
Hanging of Clothesline
C'nrn Davis, colored, thirty. 'l."n
Myrtle street, was shot three times this
mernlnt? bv Ilerthn Wendem. nlse cel-
eted, twenty-five, of the Fame address,
follevvliiK an nrgument ever the lianglni;
of u clothesline.
Clara Davis Is in the Roosevelt Hos
pital, where she U11 probably die, and
Ilertlin Windem. who pave herself up,
1h beinc held without ball.
The nrtcument started two weekH age,
nnd Uertlia Windem says that last
Thursday, after hanzinu the line, Clara
Davis cut it down. This merniiiv. wliile
Cium Davis wns hiiusint; up clnthc,
the ether woman walked into the back
yard, drew a revolver nnd filed live
shots nt her. Tlirre of them took ef
fect. An nntl-mertcm .statement wns
taken nt the hospital in which Ciur.i
Davis nct'tiHi'il the ether woman. In
the inrnmvhiW, Ilertlin Wiiulem went
te the lliirtl (.trcet and rairmeiint ave
nue station nntl confessed the snoeting.
NAVAL TR0PHIES AWARDED
Prizes Wen by Oklahoma, Albany
and Lea in Respective Classes
Washington, Nev. fi. (Itv A. I'.)
Tlie bronze unall-arnis trophies offered
by the Nnvy Department for the year
1 020 -2 1 were wen by tin: hattle4ip'()k hattle4ip'()k
Inlieiun, th" oml'er Albany and the de
stroyer Lea In their respective clnsv-cH,
the Navy Department announced to
day. The silver cup for the At In title (!ect
match wns wen by the battleship Ok
lahoma, (hi i belns the second year that
the match and battleship trophy have
been wen by this ship.
The Atlantic Meet officers' tentn match
wan wen by n team from the battleship
Arizona. The officers,' individual pis
tol match was yven bv Lieutenant Coin Cein
tnander K. II. llarber, of the Okla
homa. REFUSET0 TESTIFY
Twe Witnesses Won't Take Stand
In Murray Trial
Twe witnesspH wiiii nre nlse defend
ants but net en trial refused te testify
today nt the trial of Jehn K. Mitrrnv"
charged with sheeting and killing Mkein
Ontnh en Houth College avenue. Mav
111. UCf).
Themas McIIale nnd James Mclaugh
were the witnesses who refused te tes
tify en the ground they might incrim
inate themselves. They were with Mur
ray and ethers when Ostnli yvn.s held
up.
Jehn Donahue, another tKcndnnt,
corroborated testimony that Murray
fired tlie shot. Donahue had lefnsinl te
testify at Murray's first trial lust Jan
tiarv. when Murray was ennvt...,.i ,.t
first tlegiee niunlrr." Me gained ni.yV
trial.
Thief Steals Squire's Trousers
Chester. Vn,. Xev. e. Justice nf the
IWe M. P. Maltlaml nearly had t "if.
a barrel yesterday te dispense justice
A thit f Thui'sihiy njijlit hreke into i
tailor shop mid stele one article e fine
pair of trousers belonging te tin squire
Luckily he owns another pair, unci uev
hopes thi. thief is brought before him
for a liearius.
J EGaldwell & Ce.
Jewelry - Silver - Stationery
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
a
u
' VI
Members Will, However, pe
term Duties Until New Mln-9
istry Is Formed J
n f
ADMO DAI IPV lliirtt..... H
n..me .vmvi UIHv-HANGEO
II.. tt. A.. I.J., '".!
Telde, Nev. JR. The Jnpnne-C c.J
Inet resigned office after a. mcetlnr m
The resignation of the Cabinet wm!
came as n d rect result- nt i. ""
tlen of Premier Ilnrn yetennyTm
net cause nny Immediate change f-W
Government, ns the mlnlstr. 7
obedience te Imperial Injunction' Jj
nelfci
There will be no chnnge in rte!:
either dlnlemnlin .iA..V! PC7.
clnlly tefennl the WnKten Sf
icrence en limitation of nrinntnents IZ
Far Knatern nreb emq ai-'"."
LVhl.ln Etnln,l' ' "-""8 'Hails
Best Efferts for i.n..
"The tleleirnteq will t t- . .
bet effort for the 7nYc of ( dp
in nurstmncc of the ftindiS
Kl c IS! -.n ??ment limltntienrS.
mil uwwn in me nnnm nt i... n. " '
ment," he snl.l. v ue'-
VlHceutit Uchldn will take llD n.
nffnira nf the Ministry of 5f,i'-P. ' '
winch ITcinlcr Ilnrn hnd been iri
nttcntlen nftcr the departure of A?
mlni Knte. the l,n.l .i... "'.AH.
for the Wn.hlntfnn ;' ""it m,nSti7,
Within nn hour nftcr tlie armmi.. '
lien of tlift Prnmlnr ,, n.ki-a,',M-:
extrnerdinnrv ncsHlen, Viscount UclhL
nreslillnir- iininiu i.i.t. "Jiiiim
luBlen of the cnV,e
w'm"' rTc,0lnpnn.Icd Minlrter of tk
Interior Tokemnnl. went te the nallt!
" eixurcu me imperial approval (
the iIpm cnntlen of i. vi. -i . .' "
ffir-t1fe,c!LhJtte S
ricant Infnrinntlnn ... ...m.i.
first regarding the identity of t 1
nt whose hands Premier Ham 1
It became known tetlnv ci.nt .i.: "L:r
tl" Vl "r. J .fnner membttS
...v. uu..,UiUi, ,n- Miituer class const!,
tut.ng the lower nobility under the Jin.
aneae feudal nystem, who had been
mnn of Importance during the mteri.i
iiuu perieu. i
Thu son, it nppeare, wni of an er.
rutic nnturc und 3 regarded p(
lltical fanatic. He wns nrrcst-tl Irani'.,
(. ..tely after the Blabbing. l-ct,clTI
xnuHnjmm, WnH CHCOltillg Trtm ,,
llllfft tl'liu l.n.11.. 1 . .( '"tll
........ e unuij liu en uie arm tali
...Ma in ui.tui-'iing' tne essiisii.
Never Spelte After Attack
Premier Darn. It ,li.f,.tntn f. j.
tails of Friday 'u tragic cveiite tlmthiTr
si.uiu win, never spoue after the lirtt
onset of tlie ussnssin. Tlie Premier
nuived of tlie sfnili n .i,.... i. ..
tc lake n t mlii for Kioto in .nini..
iti'iurc tne train was title te leave, ami
'.i -"'""'naster invited the Premier
.t -t . . . . "' "'timi
...ui nn ii.it i it, real in tne station of-
rce mr n moment.
i.eivvceii tun office nnd tlie tile ,
ti retigii which pnnseiigcri- nneh He'
i.iuerms is tne station blackboard, enl
it nut uciunti hum uiarktieard that tbe
r.sMKsIn was lurking ns ihe l'reraier
tnjerged from the office nnd approached i
(he gate.
Darting out from behind his shelter.
till Vfilltti i.nt.in I...... .V.II.....1.. f... tt
......... ...mt. uiiii.i-iii;tit'i,Y inie con
tact with his victim and thrust hlsknif.-
iite the Ptemier'H breast, ele.se te tbe
in in i. me I'remtr-r collapsed Instant
It r (k 1 1 1 . . , i. , t it ...
... munis in mi ncer without i
Dies Within Heur
Krieuds cnrrlcil lilm t tlm .teii.
iiir.ster'11 elliie, which be hml left only
u moment neieie, nnd 11 physUina who
was a Member of the pnriv gave hlu
immetliate nictlical ittentlim
Tbe Premier, however, could net be
reivcu, aiiu uieti within an heiir vvilli.
out, l'r nlnlii'r i',)ns,.,,iisi.i.ss IIU utr ,
win) had been summoned directly after'
tlie attack, renclietl the station tee late
itt see 111:11 alive.
Shortly aflervvnnl the hedv wns re
moved te his home, (.round wlihh for
hocks UeiihreH nntl lanterns UrIucI the
streets, while elliciuls and friends
sireameti te the lcsldeiicc te offer con cen
(hJenccs. Diirin? tlie fveniiig an emissary front"
tilt' Imperial llOilUPlinlil Klnr-M ,,,r,lln
the home that the late Premier luJ
neon rni-ed te the lirbt grnin of the
nceim raiiK et the Imperial ceml.
HELD FOR FAILING TO WED
Prospective Grids Says Party Wit
All There Except "Mate"
Clinrges growing out of n wedding it
Which the hHilni-nwini fiiileil tn nnnp-r.
were made against Stanley JakeiibecVl
tt l.l 1 S., . S. I. I
'vvi'iiiu uiiti .vieuiii y ernen siretn.
Camden, this morning, before Itecenler
htncUliouse. He was held In SeOU ball.
Anna Ilirnrxkn. IV.It Knntli Ninth
street, testified slie nnd .Inlienherk were
engaged ter about a year and ttieir
weililinir wns kih fur Oi teller L" . lllll
evening, sue wild, the orchestra vvaiet
her home, the guesls asseniblt'il, the
Polish priest was there, but no bride
groom.
Tint tieililinr ttnrtr fliil ei'ervthinf
eNe but see the ceremony, She wiM
when she met .laKcuDccK the lien tn;
he told her be hud decided net te mnrr;
her,
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