velpf
x'
Of.
I
8
1
,s-
e
SALESMAN
SUED
FOR HEAR! BALM
Indianapolis Yeung Weman
Says Philadelphian Wooed
Her en Business Trips
MIXED JURY HEARS CASE
A romance, which began ne.irlv ix
7?aw age when a traveling fiihitiKii
.licean courting n yetniK woman in
Indianapolis was described today before
court during a damage suit for alleged
ft raixca jury in ,iuuku oiieiiinii.v. r.
hrpaeh of tirnmUe
Hatel Dietrich, an attractive bru
nette, testified the met Alexander
Davlcs, of this city, en .Tnntmry 10.
1918, whlle he wen n saleswoman in e
dry-goods 6tere in IndlnnniKills.
Dnvles paid her marked nttentie.ni
whenever be lilted her home city, "h"
unid, end corresponded with her while
he was en business trips. Hhe tonti tenti
fled he proposed marriage In P-eecmbcr.
1018. and the wedding day m lined
for the fall of JOIN
The complainant said she came te
Phllarfclnhtri for the ceremony, but that
it Trns nnatnnneri hv uavies oil im-
.. ,. , "--t; , - .. 1 1
around of "business troubles and wer-
f I f CO. .t..Hua.l ItiltltA niii ii'imn ill I
ncs. bw raurara uuf . 1...
Plillurlnlnliln nenlll ROOII fit tlTU .1T(I .
"He again pleaded for delay, but I
would net consent." she testified "He
get Ten nasty and spoke nbemt a Hen
wemnn in Les Angeles whom he could
raurry. We bad tern,' angrv words whn h
were mere than 11 low.' quarrel and
when he reused t" K'1 abend wit1! tin;
wedding preparations I told him 1 w.nild
call bim te account. He replied : l"'i
better net threaten me or I'll tell the
world you av nn adventures.'
Several women arc en the Itirv try
ing the case The complainant ad
mitted that he had been married, but
H trea ni hreurht out whether l,c
husband died or whether thei" had
a divorce.
icn
it
Weman in Case"
Enters Yeung Trial
Contlnefl frm Tnce Onr
and Marlton pike, Tllislnitx. test. tied
that en .Tub 2... In the morning, Yeung
and Garwood were In their hotel. They
said Yeung had called en the meinin
of July 20, driving a new s-edan. Hu
told them he had bought the car fet
500.
Three jitney men from the ferry.
William T. Mills, (Jeergc Vatten and
1
LcBlie Zinger, testified that im the
morning et ,iuiy .i iney -h".- leur.g 111
uie cerrj . iiniuiriu? ler mr uiiit m
a new sedan. Mills said he had told
Yeung te bit down in the edan while
they looked up Garwood. If It had
been any one else, thej; raid, they would
have taken the "fare"7' themselves, l.ijt
every one liked Garwood.
IJrlns in Miss Green
Miss Green's name was mentioned
ter the first time when Gmrgu Webster,
of Trenten, testified he had been intro
duced by Miss Green te Y'eung in her
fwn home. Miss Green had said: "I
want you te meet Mr. Yeung, nice,
uulet young man."
"Was Yeung introduced as married
or Ringle?" asked the prosecutor.
"Single."
"Who waF Yeung visiting at t'u"
Green home?"
"He wus calling en Amanda Green."
"Did you see him en Jub 1" of this
jear?"
"Yes, T did. lie spe'ci te me about
Xtttins him n license for .1 car '
Secured Aute last
-'Che witness wis then shown the ap
plicatien for a license, the bill of fal
and application for u driver's permit,
together witb the license and
licensii1
tnsa. He Identified them ns papers and
articles wnlcii Had ue'u in his posses -9ien.
He admitted he had sigued the
name of Guilferd Yeung te the appli
cation. The witneis also udmittd he
had received the money for the license
from Yeung and that upon recen ing
the tags and permits he took them te
the Green tiotne and gave them te
Yeung. The tngs, he tcrtlfled, were
placed en a sedan car about July 10,
Under cle6e questioning the witness,
with apparent reluctance, admitted that
'he car en which he saw the tags plured
en July 10, wns net the car he saw in
Voting's possession at the Green home
July 'JO
Askul te explain thi fa.l. the wit
ness did :
"The strap was broken en the dour
of the car Yeung had en, Julj 10,
and I get him 11 piece et leatlmr te
Ox it 1 told Yeung I h.id it and he
aid te me: 'I de net ncul it new
I have a new cai ' "
"What kind et a car wa" that'-"
Mr. Wolverton asked.
"It wa. a Tord sedan
"Was it the suiiie cat as K,i, lulv
JCV"
"Ne, it was net "
"Did ru go drivi-i; witu Teuuj in
this sedan en July U3 '"
"Yes. 1 did."
"Who was with you in the ir: '
'Yeung and Mr. Grem's two daugl,
ters." "Did you go out the following dev,
8unday,r' "Yes."
"Who went?" "Yeung, mrself and
Mr. Green's two daughters "
"Where de jeu geV"
"Te Pine Ucaeh. X. J . .111 1 I'ln t.
Harnegat "
"Sert of a picnic, was it?" iskcd
the prosecutor.
"Yes, if you want te call it that "
The witness gave evidence of stub
bornness. Names Receiver for Maryland Ce.
Fsderal Judge Thompson tedav ap
pointed T. V. Dickerman receiver for
the Geerges Creek and Phoenix Mining
Corporation, of Phoenix Clessing, Md ,
en 11 bill in equity b" a creditor and
the consent of the company te n re
elvcnthlp being created ler its business.
The company has an othce In the- Em
pire -Building, Thirteenth and Walnut
ftreetu. It is said the company is
vrltbeut working capital, and unable tu
meet notes (jiven In payment for I'eul
lands. It is claimed the company is
solvent, having assets of SL'oO.Otie
'gainst liabilities of $lfl 1,000.
BrUmd Lays Wreath
en Washington Tomb
Washington, Nev. 10 CBy A. P )
Tribute te Washington as the
close friend of Trance's great sol
die?, Lafayette, was paid by Pre
mier Brland and members of the
French delegation te the Aimament
Conference, who went te Mount Ver Ver
eon and laid u wreath en the Wash
ington tomb,
IMore going te Mount Vernen M
Brland and members of bis part)
visited tbe Capitel and laid a wreath
en behalf of France en the bier of
America's unknown teldler.
Lt -
E
Premise te Qeveal Seme Newi
Points in Fire Apparatus I
i Graft Case '
I LETTERS AS EVIDENCE
I When Themas J. "Wclden ami "WU- j
Ham Quicley are nrrelgncd before Mac-
. itrnte .Meelenry. in City Hall, this aft
ernoon, en the fire apparatus craft
charges some sotiMitlennl testimony
eMU'Cted.
Velden is Administration lender of
tli- Thirty-ninth Ward, while Quisle)
ii n firehese salesman. He lives in
Sixtieth street near Trinity plaee They
arr accused of having tried te obtain
a S.1,'1.000 bribe from the fcSenprave ,
Cempnnv . dm npparntus manufacture
or", en the pretext of swinging a
SrrfW.OOO eentrael te the company
The affidavits en v liich the wnrriinl1
wcre liaW(l cive but nn inkling of the
... I.ln, .rtrt (hnt ti'lll 1... lirrti.i.lifr !, Il liT" I
V H1- ' 1- 1IJI. I 1II l llt,lb vl '" i
the Commonwealth in cnurw of the
hearing. The prosecution is prepared te
, '.. .1... .1... ii ...m ..,!.
ri'Vflll inn-, unit uif. vihihi m iuw
(, ?, K nf u, h ,mV(, tlirp
. ... v-
letter, two of which, t is claimed.
were written "" tne ueieniiaiits te me
Dliie office of the Kcagrave Company,
the fire apparatus linn appre-iclied It
will be shown that tin- accused men gave
as ihiirnetet references a half-dern
men high m iuhlb and political af
fairs. The third letter was a reply
from th Seagram e Compain. w'llcli
under the dlrci'tien of I'ireetur t'ortcl t'ertcl t'ortcl
ieu. aided in the enmeshing of the de-
flMlit'lIlf W
" ..... , ..., J. I'C
as v-en as x, ,.,,,eh una wu.Ku-; ,..
Minr nr-i rrujn..iii,i . ,..- ""' -
-v. .... - .-.......-- ----
ter
Cortvlyen l'r-vi, that tim en he ,
Nil'-'""!
the cemjmnv
tiie ea
lCvict J'rojiesitlon
net sensational p.u.,1 te I
: by the Commenwclth
ict proiwitlen made by
Stenographic notes will ,
I'erii.ip Ihe i:
he brought out
will be the evict
the tier 'tnlant. Menezrar
he produced te prove that Weblen and
1 Qiiigley premised te get advance copies
of the sppoiiieatieiis. it tiie tirm tie
iifil changes, it is nllcged, It iiremUed
te make efforts te have them made.
t'nless ethers were implicated in the
plot It would require burglary te k--curc
nJvuncc copies of the bpecificatleus,
it was said in Citv Hall
Te representatives of t.' Sengm'ie
linn the defendants tire Bald te have in-
t'nated that they would have te
u--e 1
,
purt of Up grAtt-ter "higher-ups
Ileprcstntmiyes of thu concern In- :
,0
ith the money if they HuceeMcd in
Ibwlnginc the contract.
"Vi'c couldn't tell you where it would
' go for S1H0.000." one of th" pair is said
I te hae replied, "but we can tell jeu
that Weblen and Quigley won't get it
all "
R.R. HEADS DISCUSS PAY CUT
Date for Proposed Wage Reduction
te Be Fixed Today
Xew Yerk, Ner. 10. (T.y A. IM
Decision en the date when announce
ments of wag- reductions will be posted
by 1'iiFteru railroads, was te be reached
at a meeting of the Association of Hall
way l.zecutlves here tcxluj. it was
forecast the wages of men in theshep
erafts and of unskilled laborers would
he cut te the going rate for the same
class of work in ether Industries.
T'nder the previsions of the Trans
portation Vet, thirty days' notlce of
wage reductions must be given, and at
the expiration of this time conferences
will he held between representatives of
I the reads and their empleyes. Disputed
cases will tnen de uie witii tne nan-
way Laber Heard in Chicago.
The dech ion of the Laber Heard yes-
'T ,y "' i 1 wo8;.ef ',lunlJ'
all classes of empleyes of the New Or
leans and Great Northern Hailread were
cut 10 per cent, gave tic railroad ex
couth es reason te believe the beard
would act at once en any cases referred
te it.
3 Beys Jailed In Camden for Theft
Jehn O'Henrku and Herace HattOM
hy. each sixteen jnrs old, of (ibm (ibm
rester City, and Hdwnrd Hendricks,
lifteen years old, of .'128 Kiiighn avenue.
Camden, were committed te the Camden
Count v Jail this morning by Justice
if the pence Giegeiy In default of
e bail each. 'Ihe three bes ate
charged with breaking into the Ilrnek
lawn Community Club last night and
stealing candy valued at el0. The bejs
said they did net break In. but v allied
in when they found the doers epn.
They admitted taking emg ,-andv.
Deaths of a Day
Mrs. Virginia E. Raleigh I
Mrs. Virginia L" Hah ,gh died list)
night .it her home, Ii20." Diamond stret.i
utter a short Illness. Mrs Habugh w.i-'
lvty-seen eers old. 'J'he funeriil
services will b l'.e'.d at the house Sat-
nrcbn ufternoeii. The burial will l v ,
leunt Pence Vmeter Mrs H.ib 'gl
w.is a m, mbei of the Park 'ongr'gi 'engr'gi
, tlenal I'hureh. She l snrl'e,i In ! ei
husband. IMs ml T Halclgl, .ind-".,
.'.(Mim. lien K Kitln.-h and lieM-.t I
ltulfish
Charles T. Neal
Omih.i. Xeli.. N'. 1i - i .
Veal, s,tv, prominent ru ii
e'e.l aiiibbidy i-f gastiiti" at bis
1
11 ai
hum
t'.day. During tbe war Mr. V, .1
1 besi n bv Herbeit Hoever as vire pre !
eient of the United Mates Grein I
poratien and wai se!ect(d i) Alt
Hoever te go t Europe' m 1'ebrn rv
l'.illl. te assi-t in Jcdlng tai
Turupeans.
The Rev. Smythe'e Funeral
Tunei il rvif) ter th llev D
Heni) Sin) tin Methodist tlergw
who whs knwn for lis oi.tten
throughout tle N'uMeri and wl d . .
" estcrdii) at his home, ijl:, e h
Twenty-iecead tieet, lollewlng .1 Iei.
illness, will be conducted Satunl.i Satunl.i
merning nt 11 o'eleek at 182( Chctu it
street. Tiie Hi v Llun Bewman, pu'-tei
et Spring Gunlen Alt thefllnt Epixopel
Church, of which Dr. Sin)the nnd hi"
family were member,, will be n chaige.
The' Interment will he in Mount Meriah
j ( 1 meter)
E. J. MeGreflan's Funeral
Funeral sen-Ices for Edward J Mr
Gregan, thirty years a deputy Lnited
States Rhipping commissioner, who diesl
Tuesday in his home, HUH North Han
took street, will be held Saturday. He
was siity-ene years old. He leaveti a
widow, four daughters and two Dens
Mies E. D. Barratt's Funeral
Tuneial services for Mis Ellen D.
BarrHtt, sister e.f Juelge Norris S
liarratt, et the Common Pleas bench
who died yesterday in her home, HUB
Pine Htreet. will tske place this after
neon at 1W0 Chestnut htreet, with the
Hev Dr. David M Steele, rector of the
Pretfblunt Eplaeepal Church of tit
Luke nmf the Epiphany. eOlciatitn.'
Mien liarratt wns In her sixty-fourth
r
year.
BRIB
TS
GET HEARING TODAY
EVENING ' PUBLIC
- I. I I I - -- .1
FIGURE
S86&S&30'
F0CH. PITTSBURGH'S GUEST.
CHEERED BY THOUSANDS
Western Pennaylvanlans Turn Out
En Masse te Greet Warrior
rittsburch. Nev. 10. - Illy A.
I i -Chcercil bv tens of thousands et
Western INniisjUaninns hi ln irnle
through the jiriuclpal business and rul
deuce sirec-ts of the oily. Marshal lvli
wns today tli guest of I'lttsburgh. '
The niiirsli il Witcd n mammoth stee! i
mill lxferc he came te town, tool; lunch-1
eon with Mnyer llabceck and the City
,-euaCxl, and later looked down into the
faces of nn army of school children n-
nn rnnnifrii tiiptii inr tiiit iiifi worn
,,. (nr .. nrn,inl, nf ,-,' Th.n
he rested n little befoie taking Ids place
In a great banquet hull, whole be was
te spenk bricfb te hia hesttt. the Amer-
'can Legien find the Chamber of C.m-
"-w- An hour later he planned te be
en w- yhMnten, where te-
'"""""' ,hu M.,n 1"i" '"IJ" 1"'"r ,0
.1I1IVI IVH S II IIMIIM1 II CIIV,'l .
An Interesting incident of the day
w.if. a islt te the Allegheny County
soldiers' memorial here. In the pieieiiec
of some .",000 Mudents from the Tniver
Mty of l'lttuburgh and nuqiicsiie I 111
versit) he rceived the honorary degie"
of lloeter of Laws conferred by both
institutions
The Hpectal train carring Marshal
Tech and his party reached a suburb en,
time and a switched te a track lend-
jn )n(0 f1(. Homestead Works of the
f'nrneirte Hfeel Cemnnnv. lifter the lii.ir-
s)mi iin, in formally welcemn by
..Tlvnnln. m.,1 Mnver llnbceck
" ' -
PRESBYTERIANS MEET
TO CONSIDER BUDGET
Executive Commission Convenes
at,'
Atlantic City
Atlantic City, Nev. 10. The Ilev.
Henry C. Sw.'firingen, Moderator of the
General Tresbvterian Assembly, pre
sided today at the opening of the con
ference of the executive Commission of
the Trefbyteri.in Church in the Tniten
Stat'-i of America, which is attended 1
all the .'itteeii memlcrt. with the; ex
ception of Hubert LtnHlng, former Sei -retar
of Stile, who wired that he is
unable te be present ticause of tin
Limitation of Arinniiirnt Cnfercn'e
He Is- te act as ndiser of the Chinese
delegation.
Moderatei Sweat mgen is pastor of
the Heme of Hepe Church in it. Paul.
Themas D. .McCleslij , of Tlttfburgh,
and J. Wilrm Smith, of Philadelphia,
and Pennsylvania members of the com
mission, lir. L. S. Mudge, of Phllu
ucliihta. the tieiv stated clerk, is fcc-
tetarj u, the Commission
Dr. Mudge lia arr.mu'ed the agenda
for the commission, which will deal al
1 lest exfluslvelj with ilic toleption of 11
few budget for the coming jenr, te be
submitted te the General As.cmbh
which is te meet In Des Moines Ma IS.
The budget Included home missions,
geneinl education, church erection,
publication of Sundav school weik,
ministerial relief and aid te dependents,
frcedmen and temperunci and mer il
welfare, together with perinnnent com
mittees which leek after the incicase in
membership, evunrellsm and Sabbath
eb'rMince.
DIseus-dens between the members
belere the opening session indicated
that .1 sentiment prevailed that it would
be unwise te increase the appropriations
ever these of last year, whMi nggn -gated
.sC'.OOO.OiiO. because of ctitliiK
depicssien. Seme of the members fa
irifj e-allinj for an nddiliuliul S 1,000,
i)ls.
Battlefields Searched Carefully
Londen. Nev 10. (Bj A. P.i-All
the battlefields in Trance nnd Tlr.uders
have been systematical!) searched at .
li'nst six times for bodies et seldiers.1
Sir L. Worthingten-Tvans. Seerffarv
of State for War, tejld the Heuse of
Commens ycsterdav .
EVERYBODY SMILED BUT CARNEY
1 JSM iKtlufi mm & imW tSW
The smiles nf the gri clustrml .lliuul tbe well liiinwii llguie of the
Nla.v or Indicates what happened when th I blef l'.reiitlf of the lit)
heiirded Magistrate Carney, arclte. in lifs den today und ashed bim te
flue him for violating Irnlllr lavis as an example le ether auto users,
although he was net leg.ill.v lLible. "I'lnc," isald the .Majer. ".Ne Hue,"
snld Carney, the unsmllliiK jeulleman In (be insert. "Finul" replied
everybody and the "rute viar" was drclared ended
LIDaER - r - PHILADELPBlA, TgUBSDAX
. I ! I ! " - ! I I I I I. Illl -I I ! I ' V -
IN $60,000 GEM ROBBERY
DARBY HUNTER HAD GOOD
STORY BUT NO RABBITS
Friend Listened Attentively Until
I Gunner Said Thief Get Bag
i Ter a week Ildwnrd Tries lived in the
1 up-State hills and was the terror and
nemesis of all the rabbits thereabouts.
Acsiuday be relumed te the borough of
,liirh with enough trophies te make
twenty jlnbj Huntings wurm ter tne
winter.
.New Mr. Tries lias that weakness
1 dtnmen te all hunters home from the
hills, and he could net resist un inelinn-
' tlen net te return home, but Instead go
.. .. . . ... , i
'r"l'ect Hetel t bpeal; Willi 111s em
lrlenel. Hurry Hevvei".
It was Mr. Tries' Intention te let
Mr. Powers en.iej the thrills nnd nd-
recetiutecl "hevv the'rabbits lied in panic
before his approach, hevv licet these I
beams wete. and yet net se lleet ns te
esi'ai'e his truM gun and fnithtul eleg.
lb expertly lel his narrative te 11 ,
climax ami then taking the niimrn(. l
Mr. Powers bj the arm led him te the j
front; of the hotel.
"New." said Mr. Tues lightlv , "here
iin a few et the rabbits that I stepped
te pick up." He reached his hand into
his automobile, but, alas, after grasping 1
about for several minutes he dnw It I
out empt .
The game was gene, and gene, tee,
were his trusty gun and faithful deg.
"Well, .sir, I'll be ." began
Mr. Crb.s; hut he stepped suddenlj,
for Mr. llewcru' fate had hardened into
a leek of cold suspl. Ien. And it is
1 elated by a Darby chronicler thai he,
before whom the rabbit" of I'erks Coun
ts had quailed, went home tonewful
"'
ARMED MARINES TAKE UP
GUARD OF MAILS HERE
"Shoet-to-KIII" Orders Given Men if
Highwaymen Appear
, Ilti-1: marine. tt:iight-shoet'ng,
. lMieuler CMinples of lighting manhood.
I will tal.e up tli' lr newc t task of
guarding the mails in Philadelphia this
nttcriioeu.
I A let.ul will repeit til the Tener.il
P.ulhllng. "annecl te the tut'i
i1
Postmaster Thort'ten phiasi'd it. TI.e
niarims have eideis te sheet te kid any
would be mall robbers.
Daring lnbl-ups of mail truir.s by
armed robbers led Postmaster Gem nil
Ilajs te obtain the services of I'm le
Sum'-" fighting marines te Impress ban
dits v.lth the spc redness of the mails.
Motoi trucks can vini; mail fiem tlie
central eflre, Ninth anil Maikei
str.-et--, te the railroad stations, as w?ll
n te postal sub-stations, will tie guard
ed bv marines. jn every truck .1
marine private will be locked In vviih
the mull. Marines abe will lie en the
mull cars uttached te e.ptess trains.
PEGGY PLANS TOWED NO. 4
Says Next Husband Will Be Amer
ican, "A Geed One"
Chicago, Nev. 10. "I hnve had three
bail husbands, but I'll get n geed one
yet. My next husband will be an
American." paid Peggy Hepkins Jevce,
former Tellies I'lierus girl, who receiveel
SMi.imM) and ether prepirtj valued at
(le,e te iJl.COO.000 from Stanlej Jejie,
v he teased te he her husband when
Judge Sabath signed the divorce decree
jcsterdaj.
"1 suppose I am forever damned by
jesterdav'rt court proceedings," she
sun I. I nave new get a mneit cje ami
have te take it. If the Judge gave him
n el iv
one."
rcc then I
appose I am the black
Crowd Witnesses Fire
A large crewel witues'ed a tire at
ne-en today in the home ef Eugene
Jenes, 11 Negro, of HO Slate street. The
dniir.n' room was elamagid b hie and
v ater te the extent of S'JOO
TOJ" .T- 'K
lieiijamln Xcmirehky. left, Israel
Zleger, center, and Harry Zlrgcr.
son of Israel, proprietors of .-
jnuelr) siore at "18 Siinsein street,
who were held tip In the establish
ment at H:.10 o'clock this morning
by three armed bandits who escaped
with .$50,000 in diamonds. The
robbers dropped :i S 10,000 package
of gems In their lllght. The girl Is
.Miss lnnces II. Unnctt. Kirie
M"iMirc slreet, boekUceixr for Iho
linn, who tried te get tfie Mere en
the telephone during the lield-up.
but failed when the bandits would
net allow the ring te be nnswrrrd
$60,000 Geill HeUl'Up
174.1. rJ Cni.mi Ct
I III URll OUllaUlll OlOt
-
- ,.,,.., ,,,,... n.
- nHnnrd rrem I'.e One
him. He fett a pistol jamming into
his back. I
"You're n pietty vise sort of looking
,, ,,.., ,i t'ii , I
""' """ """" " ".. ' ' " '" i
a bullet through jeu.'
It was. the v dinger bandit who v-ns
tprakirp. He had walked arcrid te
the hack of the counter dining the ex
citement, and h went straight fcr the
safe, stepping ever Zleger's prostrate
form.
"H" "cemed te knew light wnere te
i go, somc-nev. , 'aid Ilanv .ieger lie
If pi ned the proper cempaitnient in tiie
safe and took out the wallet of gems.
'Ibis he slipped into his pocket. Then
he opened the ether compartment, where
the set rings were, and took three irays.
Then, v ith the siulY In bin liRmls, for
; he had slipprtl his pistol into his pocket
t'gaiii, he went out through the back et
the store."
The rear of the store is shut off from
the ster, itself. n.s it is a sort of ware
j loom. It opens out upon the bmall
I nllej that runs cast and west from
I Seventh te Lighth streets, and Sansom
and Walnut streets. The t ether
I men backed toward the deer leaeling into
I the watcroem, and also belted. 'I'hej
were net fo'lewed. The alnrlh "was. given
1 from the front deer of the store.
Later, when the partners investi
gated, they found one of tin- tru.ve in
the alle.v, with SI 0,000 worth of rlnhs
scattered about en the bricks. The
bandits did net dare te tarry te piek
the rings up In their flight.
t
ICHANGE IN RAIL BOARD
I PERSONNEL IS PROPOSED
National Traffic League Would Have
Only Public Represented
Chicago. Nev. 10. -(By A 1
Recommendation that the Cniteil States
Kalliead Laber Beard be ihungeel from
its present form of three representatives
each from the canters, empleyes und
public te n beiaid of five persons icpre icpre
Fentlng the public, was among the
changes in the administration of the
railroads censideresl today bv the Na
tional Industrial Traffic League, rep-resi-ntlni;
man) rhippcis of (lie ceuntrv.
Other changes suggesteel were Hint in
disputes where shippers wete affected
they should be henrel, that no ileelslens
should be given by the beaid without
consultation wit! the Interstate' Com
merce Commission, and that certificates
of convenience anil neccsMty be net re
nuiieel where a railroad operates in one
State enlj .
The Legislative Committee of thi
leacuc. wlilch draft, d the proposed
changes, also recemmendeel that the
mower of States ever railrenels be pre-
serveil. subject only te the right of the
Intel state Commerce Commission te re
move unjust discrimination upon spe
cibe complaints.
Tin' present law, which, it was
claimed, attempts te fix rates se that
the carriers will receive 0 per cent en
the investment nlse wns opposed its ells-
I criminatery ugainst ether lines of busi
lli ss.
'I ue committee Mated that propesiti
pi nis for the amalgamation of read
en v'shm.ir) ami impiactlcal anil le
the detriment of the investing publii . Il
1 reisiiuinended the Interstate dimmer,',
I Comml'slen be given uutherilj te au
fh.oil7e eoi'.selidntion el tennis enb
where such consolidation would be t
the direct benefit of the public.
ASK COLLEGE CO-OPERATION
State Active In Promoting Student
Disarmament Sentiment
Mate t'ollege, Pa., Nev. 10.- (By
P , Letter -i settlnj; forth plans for tin
co-operation of American college and
en' ' "v studuifs in united action for
petitioning the Disarmament Ceiileren,,.
ur si in te the stuilent leaileis in
neiirl) all American colleges today
Pennsjlvanla State students have be, n
active in promoting student sentiment
ler deiinltu disarmament action and to
day Utter from E. E. Overderf, the'
cedlege student president and secretary
of the Executive Committee', elided b)
the forty e'ellegcs represeuteel nt the re
cent Princeton conference, will give com
plete infoimatlen en the project te ln ln
Htutiens all ever tbe country.
N. Y. WATERErTivilLTsEIZED
Health Chief Calls Conference
in
Effert te End Strlke
New Yerh, Nev. 10. flly A. P
A scries of conferences between dealers
and Htriklng emple)es wns called for
teelay at the office of Health Commis
sioner Cepelnml In nn endeavor te itirf
the mil'ri strike. Pach implejer will
nic't a delegation of his own men.
Several thousand quarts of ehl or
watered milk were centiscatesj jeattr
day by Health Depaitn.eut lir'pecters
and two men were arrested. The first
ds.v's trial of 'the plan for huckstering
milk at ttreet cerneis was net success.'
ful, the strikers claimed. Many wagons
returned te their etatlenn wltl) la run
part of their leads unwld.
QVBllBM. ,10, 1921.
. M f "" I .
, COUNCIL WILL-ACT
! ON SIX MEASURES
One Bill Regulates Location of
a Number of, Electric Street
Lights in City
$9000 FOR WH A R.V E S
City Council has filx bills en its cal
endar for this afternoon's meeting niul
It Is expected that they will be passed
'without n fight. One of the bills pre
vides for the location of n number of
electric lights In different parts of the
city. Until recently the Department
of Public Safely decided where the
lights vverlf te be located, but two weeks
age a. resolution offered by Councilman
llttchhelz, chairman of Council's Com
mittee en Lighting, was passed after n
fight taking the locntien of lamps out
of the hands of Director Cortelyou and
provided that Council should decide the
location of electric lights In the future.
The ordlnauce te be passed tedny
provides for the location of- lights nt
the following peints: Chcltcn uvcnue
between Greene rlrcct nnd Wayne ave
nue; Fifty-fourth street nt the bridge
ever the Philadelphia, Baltimore nnd
Washington Haihead; Thirty-third
street and Hidgc avenue, Lebanon nvc
'nue anil; Atwood street, Wghtcenth
'stiect between Jehnsen nnd Vlglci
streets, Church lane and Ogontz nvc
I nue, Church lane caf t of Ogontz avenue,
( Chinch lane west of Ogent. avenue,
Terresdale 'nnd Hunting Park nvenucs,
i two lights en Hunting Park avenue be
itween Terresdale nnd Kensington nc nc
nucsrftwe lights en Torreadnle avenue
I between Hunting Park and Kensington
'avenues; Carlisle street, between Dick Dick
ineon nwl Tasker streets, nnd sixteenth
street between Perter and Shunk
i strceti.
Anether bill before Council is an erdl-
nance te autlierie A. Lincoln Acker,
Cily Purchasing Agent, te pay the Am
nions Ceal Mining Company. S.7-
' 7011.40, end Oliver P. Waldren. 27,-
,'!l'i.lr, for coal delivered te the city
in 1021.
Council will ale authorizes Director
Cortelyou te pny Policeman Grevcr C
Steekcr $070.20. and Policeman Jnmes
E.'McInt.vre S071.". which Is paj du
them from the middle of November,
10'JO, te the end of Match. 10111. These
men were suspended illegally and the
Committee en Law has lecemmendpd
that they be paid in full while they
were under suspension.
An appropriation of 0000 te the
Department of Wlmives, De"kH anel
Ferries will be made bv Council this
afternoon te be used in making repairs,
alterations and extensions te wharves.
JEWS VOICE PEACE HOPE
B'nai B'rith Head Tells Harding
They Are War's Greatest Sufferers
WashliiBten, Nev. 10. IB) A. P.)'
A hope Unit tliifArniament Confi-r-ence
will result In an em of univcrsnl
poui'e was expressed te President Hard
ing today en lrehalf of Amerieun Jews,
In n telegram from Adelf Kinus, of
Chicago, president of the B'nni B rlth.
.lews ever) where, Mr. Kraus said,
would "watch with anxious .hearts" the
progress of the negotiations. 1
"Wars nnd 'the eensvquences of
war.-." continued the telegram, "have
weighed mere heavily upon (be Jews'
In nil lands than the) have upon
thee of ether fuiths. In common with
tlus3 of ether creeds they have given,
their nil te the lands under whoe pre- '
tooting flags they live. The poisonous
aftermath of wur. Its hatreds and pas
sions, lis miseries, munleis nnd lies,
have been visited upon them in far'
greater, measure than citizens of etbui
faiths."
CUBA HONORS DEAD
Troops and Marines Leave for Key
West te Share In Services
Havana. Nev. 10. (li.v A. P.) Car
r.vlng it battalion of infantry, another nf
marines and two military bawls, the
Cuban cruiser Cuba sailed today for
Key West where Ibe troops will trthc
part in the eonunetib's Incident te Ar- ,
iiiistlce Day and the burial of the un- I
known soldier as eilliclal re'presentntlvc-' '
of the geveriinicnt in the American'
celebration. '
Ijleiitennnt Colonel Cni7. TSiislille will
command Ihe military detachment andn
the commander of the Cuba, 'Captain .
Hodolfo Villi-giis. will head the marines. '
Accenipan.ving Ihe nrmed feics vvere
rt'pre-entatlves fiem all the leading Ha
vana papeis.
Camden Man Hit by Aute
Hairv Leng, lift) -four jeers ehi, 70n
Line slreet, Cumden, was struck by nn
automobile at lireadwa) and IJbert)
street. Camden, last evening and re".
c civ I'll n luielly lnceiateel scalp. Wil
liam Carrell, liOi." Arlington street,
e, tiver of the car, was relea eel.
Three VIRGINIA
Ntatk, ?ES
The three retest
cigarette tobaccos,
blending MILDNESS -MELLOWNESS-AROMA
one-eleven
cigarettes
20ferl5
i V 'J'""
1 AiJWrf
vw . ... - -
1U 'AimttY I
HORNE GIVES GLOOMY VIEW
OF BRITAIN'S FINANCES
Expects Natien's Tenacity, How
ever, te Carry Her Through
trillion, Nev. 10, (H.v At 1'.) A
Bloomy view of the financial position
of the United Kingdom was presented
in the Heuse of Commens jesterday by
Sir Heberl Heme, Chancellor of the
Exchequer, in moving the second read
ing of the Appropriation BUI. He ex
pressed the belief, "however, that Great
Britain's traditional tenacity and re
sourcefulness would carry her through
the hard times.
The arrangement te begin payment of
the Intciest en the war debt owed le the
United States nt the into of 50,000.000
annually, he said, would occasion fresh
expenditure next jcar, nnd would com
pel the Heuse te "cut Its coat according
te its cloth."
The budget estimated n surplui of
81,000,000 from ordinary revenue and
iO.'l.OOO.OOO from extraordinary rev
nue. Of this total e0,000.000 was
allocated te the sinking fund, leaving
an estimated surplus of 07,000,000,
which, however, had disappeared, owing
te the recent coal strike anil payments
te the railways at the cessation of Gov
ernment control. I'xpcndltures of nn
additional 20,000.000 becuuse of un
employment had been offset by equiva
lent savings.
The surplus would be insufficient te
provide a sinking fund of 80,000,000,
which would have te be provided by bor
rowing, be said. This, be added, would
involve no deficit in the budget.
SNOWSTORM GRIPS N. Y.
Central and Western Parts of State
Covered te Depth of Five Inches
Washington, Nev. 10. (lly A. P.)
The steim which brought winter
weather with rain nnd snow te wide
sections of the Middle West ycterdny
was moving northeastward te the New
England States today with Weather
Bureau predictions of similar weather
there, and in the North Atlantic States
generally.
The forecast was fqr clearing
weather, however, later today in the
North Atlantic Section and for fair
weather there and elsewhere generally
cast of the Mississippi Hlvcr for Fri
day. Armlbtlcc Day. (jensidciably lower
temperatures also were expected for the
eastern half of the country.
(Vntral and Western Xew Yerk con
tinued In the grip of the Miovvsterm
wlilch descended upon il yesterday, but
clearing weather was preelicted for that
section also later today. An average
of five Inches of snow was reported te
have fallen in the central and western
parts of the State in the last twenty
four hours.
New Type Freighter te Be Launched
Cheater. Pa., Nev. . The Califor
nia!!, nn 11,000-ten cargo carrier, will
be reloaded from the wayu of the Mer
chant Shipbuilding Corporation en
Monday. The freighter, which leads a
new type in this country, is built for
the American-Hawaiian Steamship
r,nnnr nf Veu. Ynrlr ,.n,l t. ii.
V'im',i'a v - vaaia atii'i -i iijv
forty-first craft built at the Merchant
yar.1 under the prment management.
3fu patriotic Compliance
with the expressed
request of
The President of the United States
The Governer of Pennsylvania
and the Mayer of Philadelphia
and as a tribute of respect te
these who gave their lives in
the late World War
This Heuse Will Remain Closed
Friday, the Eleventh of November
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One
3. . Cnlbteell & Ce.
i
Albert M. Greenfield & Ce.
A Complete Real
M
Mortgages nggrcgatiriK $7,000,000
were placed by tts in 1920. Institu
tions, Fraternal Organisatiens, Corpo
rations, Individuals, and 23 Building
and Lean Associations whom we repre
sent as cenveyancers, rely upon us for
the placing of funds in well-secured
mortgages.
Net only does this give us a continual
source of funds for first and second
mortgages, but implies a belief in our
soed judgment.
It is very comforting te have the geed
opinion of our clients. It acts as a
kindly spur te even better efforts.
Aii Unusual Real Estate Catalog
, ei,?Jl? ' fetniK prepertle.
from JI0O.O00 down te SKOO.
nnel cemprltlr.tr every vat leu
t,VMPn,1 ."J1."10 ,n a" Parts of
Philadelphia, will be sent en
i eciuejt.
ALBERT M. GREENFIELD
I5ih & Chestnut Street;
Branch Office: .its s. Fifth Strati
OrTIClrtifl
OF VOTE BEGIi
y
Election Tally Starts at City
Hall Before Judges Regers
and McMichael
MANY SPLIT BALLOTS"!
The official count of the votes polled, i
nt Tuesday's election began today in l
Ilnem 200, City Hall, before Lil I
McMIcbnel,,jif Common Tlcas Court Jfe 'i
0, and .Tudse Ilegers, of Common pp 1
Court Ne. 2.
Deputy Prothenotary Italns Is mm: 4
vising dPtalls of the count, which h t.
Ing made by a corps of clerks. All tbe
returns virtually are complete.
The count will be blew been,, , '4
the thousands of "split" ballets . HJ
The cutting of magisterial Candida J
en many ballets will odd te the, teilfn,,. I
nees or the effiejal tally. '
There will be new chiefs In enlv tru- '
of the county departments en the fim,
Monday In January. Magistrnf,. Cams.'
bell will l)cceme Register of Wills. Z.
ccedinir James IL Shechan. who Is ui
te be slated for n $7500 job ns mcrcn '.
tile appraiser. u t'
Themas 1 Watsen, dmlrm.. .t ., '
Republican City Committee and r if '
mcr magistrate, will become City Ttm
urer. an office which nnri (in caa ?'
salary and about SlO.OOO in fCCs' W.l
'en will replace Frederick D. 'shereV.
who probably will resume the pracllw
et invv. n
Hol.l-everH vvlll keep their SMts lft ,
the ether county efilces. ineludlnc lie .
cclver of Taxes Kendrick, City Ceni "
tre ler Hadlcy and District Atterner -i
Hotan. " '
V
rlrin,i'ivr,"IT,v
JOHN, en of Antheny
of I,ou xburarli. Ceuntv V
Rt Dutrnll
nd IlrMe-t
County Mnyo. Inland vjl
ri-.-l'
tliM und (rlenda nr Inv'lted te iii'i!
rerni. Hiturelny. 8 A M . from Ii aim,".
realdenc. Mi. J. Oeldlnc. 041 Uurfe".,
f-elemn hlxli m.ias of rfeiulnn. Chirrs. VI
Clur r.adv nf Mr Oim.l i! lujrcll of
..t.i.l,. Tn.AVM.MH, ll.li. I ' . 1
ieIv. Intcrmnt Helv C'rein c.ni.tnrv
Ol'MJinm:.- Nev. 0. 1IUNIIT M eft
KIJi:. aitfd 73. Iletatlves and frlenrt. .'
Mi:
in
irnnleyua of Henry ninr.trm . ."".? ,
nnA !,.. .
nrffnTifTa,lAn nf M.HI..S u 1 Z. ' ?nQ.aU
hn unu & n..irr
jin iiimiu ii urnii iurarn, SHturdar
A. M . at David II Schuyler JJMjr . HreaJ
nnd D.ilmend Kin. Mai nt Church nf nS
I.dy of Mercy. UM, Interment rr,3 ,
New Cathedrnl rnalen'. ,'
n ivii'i ,..s.- .suv. m. LUUlA n.. IvMnvf V
M'llllnm 1lAnf.n rs.nAn I --..:''" 121? .
........ ..'.... . nt 11 ncriiccB. rrii.
' r.
M.. nt O. A. It. .Heme, fi.vth and VS.
pin. Intermen
t ait. ernen Cmtnr.
ernen Cmtry.
WAGNI3H. Nev. 8. B
I "' "' ;?.',"V " XtA , V.-'.V. V. a.n.a '""!
or EOwnra u. vv nrnsr
I ,i' iiiuisu iu . i n ,-. iiiuvi nil
, J' , r"W"."- T?JI,ft. X'
-y' ? 'to'e'p. m?"11"1" ""
saiuMir. ,
anna nt. Tn
ay te vlswej
-i
Estate Institution
nrAnis '
CAHSEItLT.Oii Nev. 7. loe, n.n 'r.
J., son of th? lata Itrlclc iinJ HrM c..K
issrlr. nebstlve and frlmd. Invl 25 t A
nrrnl en FrMiiy. nt T:3rt A. M . f rem i?.'
refdence of Mr. Annle Dever. M e1 ti' ,
filKh R'e. Pelfirn rcqulem tnB Si si iv
Church, nt II e'c!6-k. in,im.V. V.J,' M. .
ev. 7. at TVA,At. m.i.
ertgages
1 msiW?b.
. Mf
PESIDCSTlAl i
msia2&
I Wawae"" i
VKIXI' I
& CO.
R
V
L-
L
wr
-f,. w
-tSi.