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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921
Shet by Suiter
STUDENT HAMLET SHIVERS
HOLDING YORICK'S SKULL
West Philadelphia High Heys Gel a Little Mere "Comedy"
Inte Play Than in Forbes-Robertsen Version
Injured by Aute
jsl)fi3me
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Thousands of Federal Clerks
Buy Frem Germ-Laden
Lunch Stands
IGNORE FINE BIG CAFETERIA
AV.isliinclen. Nm l". Iit-it m-iti'il
. tpltilrt" mid -(i:iil --irinlil-il miiiiI 'lu'--ferm
tin' tegular li'miulnx li''t of tlmu
Mitnl df tPiiiimatilitr ninl i-i lx tn
fieviMTiim nt iji'imi tmc-nt h in Wii-lilnu-ten.
pi'-lnfr ll niutnu'tit Ci'Msn'-- of
lluPC. nf l.ltts lltiltlll,l I" I'l'l'l'i'' " ''
Nntl'in't fnnil int. nit. Minn.- kiiI" i'ii
tin tiim-niim-nt iiitmll !''?mI.ii w
tlinr liitn'li-ttiie tner-i' frm i un3"ii.
I'nrtx ninl mum "tinvN t.itn'in il m.ii
the ili'p.irt infill liiilliliiip I" tltrnn ti
pntrnimgr
"I'll f-v -.l.iinl en tin' snlt'w.'ill;- i.-'titij
If" iTi-iim n lule ilu-t 1 1 ii'l- wnl .il" .i
tlieiii. tiiuni'li fruit I'xpe-i' I for Ihhiii te
th" -mm' etnvi' of i'i-im-i' mil Liu'
(linnet's imtii li.i'.intlt wl.ii'l. i ti t it in m
or rli vl' inn twiuM i nil 1'ilriiril.
Ne ri'jiilni . " i!""nii ll.- i i''h"
All IJeienimi'lit t-li'i-k ent win-re th.'
plene. 'hi l.i V HI In. til, tal'i'ti'l .1 ei III
tlie sfri'1'l.
Fer III" en M i:i-t. tl." '1 i-l ! l-n
lllliclll'- lite -MM'll fli'l.l tlll(I"l i li
Mop n'ljulnrlt elinrtU Itfm" 1 1 ii'mti
hour in tKi' t irinltv hi i'i i i ' ' i"t -ninl
i.att Imililinif. in I . i. i l'nfl
'I'lii'-i' hull'iinif-. ".ml i" In- lu" Un
e- in t'i" i'i-'il ii'n'i I '.i ullm- Hi'
limi-ine ill" ivnnl- of effli - hum'' I.-
une limit ilurinv I''' "lir I" i in''1
lint.' th.' .iw'i-tli.w iln.' t" I In- ii'Vi-i''i
of (iei itiiiK'tit ilepiii Imi'tit- '1 I ' .'
f.ir ti'M'Oi'il from uptown n -t.rn ''
"Win i' ilic V W. (' A. n.ul I i ' i"
In livtilmil- linvi' epi iii'il tn ill" i it"
tPrui ttliteli iin' ,1'li'ipi.iti' for t'ie ue-hi.mihI-'.
they uwtim" I'Mi'ij''" p.'l''i'
x lilcli tin' tlrrKs (in' .:.. Il'.-i; te ptM.
'I'e iiipi'I tli" iltiiiiien mi' N ivv 1'p
piirtniPMi renil'irt-. a nfi'ti'ri.i fur tin
jiIi'V". in tlie Nntt 1'ulMiiiK Tin- room
firriiplc tlinu-aniK of fi'i t of Meer p.T'"
ninl ii ohm of tlie Imsi-t in tK" cnpiinl
(toeil foeil is vnwl lit ei -I . mill Hi"
cafeteria N iiiiieni?"'l liy i Vrl.-. : :
neernpliiT nnvil nl!i' hs, mil eitillan
effielnN
P.llt tllf MIPI" st.lll'l- "till lli II. -ll
(iirk w.tli I elil i 'I l.mr ami !.n" l list
skills Inn wii't- fi'i'tn pnliili'i's rn'li'i'
tlinn eat iiiiloei" Tin ilu-t'T ii'jeiii
tin- wagon- thinking mill;. entitle -.ilsiii-ntid
-iimlni' Iip-. pn-ir. pii'iJi-. fnur
inl ntlier item- of tl," neon n tni'ti'i
It'" lnhit. Tln'v I'.in C't i li in t 1
e ilenpU in tin- nmj r.ifitii.-i. I! :'
tlip ilen't.
Aineru'nn iiew-piipiTini-n nr" e.ici'v
te f.'"t n .-lant en i'i" xi-ititiK furi'lgn
rnpeitPi-. Tim-" wlie ile net spiak
fin pIkii Innttnili.'!' mi'l Ili'Tf nri' f"
H:icuit" in i erp in'i-t n-'v upon I !
speki'-ini'n of id.' mi' en- criniP' or
upon -ten" iwitiPn l tliPin.
Clmrli- M Merri-. i orieiponili-nt of
tin- lmum Nfv -. feinn'i Ci.viTiier
Ce'- piipi r. a tiri'l""- n"w- .wi.i'i'.
Iliirlnt: tli" Conf"n ip e li" l"nii"il hiit
ninl "iiiniiPil -en." t - t'at n .Inp.i-jii-p
i ei ii'"penil"iii lunl tiPi'ii Imln-trlally
tuUlnu'. Merri- I. nit In- lire. at th"
net wetk of liii're''lplii''i nml. turning
te In- Aincriian in ightmr. -nlil:
'NeIkkIv will I'M'.' H'.'i'l llmt !"''
coin and -t"al a m enp from lum
If ou lin'f rle-p Mnir anil l"i'.
HI Si ll.ltel Jllllli- I" W.'lt-i'll. i I In-
rliima. ion w i I - " a 1 itil, I loe- e i
lml. wi'li a "teup in lii- -liiulilii- m
piii"i tietii plowing null" of fiiii-uu"
If jeii nii li tin in ei "i" a K'li.i'.
Miniing iiiiiti "! f irt .".lit t Wit
wui. en .Vivi'iiiln'i ''. i -'In nt 'I I i
fifti --I'M nlli lihllnlij with l''-i-nl'iu
Illinium w ni" tin- i vi itii' w.i- ( i-lu-iitiiu
l.i- tiftv-itii .ii ii s nr.
'I'lii- fii'-l w'i- of oeiii-i- 1'ia'il' I in
the lire
Tlie fellow iiik i' n W'it-eii in. ri tin
'eaki oeiii Si'i.a'i r ('. I" '-"ii "t T' .i
tlii! elih-l tanking l"iim. 'lit .'. I n
Si'iint": Si'iiiitei" llinim .lo.i'.-eii ei
('alifeinia. who i- littv -!.' miii'- "in
nml Si'ii.iter .I.iiii"- W Uii'l-weit1 . 1 1
of Ni'w oil; who i- for f" r
''h . .Inn " -.ml CmIiii'1-i n, ' I
MV W ll"l'" .Vel Wl'l. ' ilil-llIIIIK .M 1'
lifl --I'M inn niriliil.n' ji-ii'l.n 1
tlnnigiit Mm wit" a eung t"ll"
" OH 1 fl IleW p.ill.Hlg " i ,i ii I
AVut"l ' I "i I'M'il III I'i" II'iU-i W.lll
nil mom f.itie-1'"
"li ihii'i li" ie"ilili ." "ilil .leliii-iin
Hut It i- ti in Wl ii W.it-mi v.:
Cllltl'll I" til" lln.l"" I'I Wtl OM I
"V ll I 111 111 S. Ilnllllllll. 'I'" W.l'.ll ling
of tin- tt.iir," ii" li' wii" i.illnl
Celin'"! I '.is nl 1! Ciilhi'i -en i I 'lia 'lia
(JreM .lei, iron, of t'.i.il'.i.i 'a. in I
Jill, li" W Wllil-we'l'i. '! . .v ".k
vi' -'" iim iii th" I! ni-i'
WAR CRIMINAL FLEES JAIL
Doldt Was Sentenced for Firing en
Hcspital Lifebents
ll.uiiliiirs. N" 1'' l'. I'
Fei in r I i nil i, mi I ' i in i I. ' ,ii 'i
Itehli. III n ", 1 ll. I ,' i ll' . r
Mil- i nn j. li il ii! Inn! I !'.l I I -
hie "ii tu Uf. li hi' .) i . ( ii ail iii
lie-pital iip lAni'l i ' I't-ii. ,i"ii
tin1 m i 1 li.nl I'", n I"' pi il" . 'i ' i-
tnininii'i' et lhls. l.a .. t ., i
irl-e i hi'i i'
lielilt l. .- '...nml g'i Its l -
prl'IIH-t'lllll t ll l.ll'.-l III I I I -I'lll-.l
( ti'ni'i'il te l'".r s i-.ii -' in.pi i- "i'ii !
t'liiiiiiiiiinli i I'niu. .1 i . -..ri' in ii"
whn-li tei i i'ei'iI in- I. nii.it. f'.-i ..
flpll till' I Olllltl t tu l-l'Ill.t I I i.i'
HELD AS COUNTERFEITER
Chester Man Jailed in Default of
$3000 Bail
1"' lir i nli ii' e. i 1 I .iii . ,,
remiiutti .1 e j. ni !., . ,, f,. i
Stall- I'limiiii ii.ie . 1 ii.'. t j i ,,, .
fault of ..".eiMi Inn i , ,, , i, ,,,, ,,,
cenn li i K'lting
Wi'iiii'iil.n tta- .iin-iiil i, i 'l.i ,, i,t
I'nili'it St. no- S,i i, 'i s. i i . Ay 'it
J.nngli.'in Win n u i"-ii .1 In- lU, ,i .
rlmigi'il. -eiiii' S.'.n i imnii itiit I'.'.i, i l
lli'N'iii' initi'-. ami a pl.iii- i,.i n
Jiflntliig Iln- neli'- '1 i i' i in i n i, i ;,.,i. u,
(Iccliiri'il I'M 1 1 vni. wh. n Miiliiti'il ,it Mi'
lii'iiiin' .il th" I'i in i ,il Iiiiililni'.
' AIR PASSENGER KILLED
Frank Little, of Haddenfleld. N. J.,
Injured When Plane Hits Ttee
Mldillctewn, Cimi.. .n I'i j).
Ilniliili's, of SpiinglH'ld, Mti-- . iu
klllcii t'fliTtlux tthi'ii tn" -I'lipiuni' in
which lie wa- inliut; htii"li a hit ami
foil into n Mtinnp at Ilaililiiin 'irk.
I'rank l.ltllp, of llaililenlii'lil. .1 ,
pilot of Ihc "I'liplani'. nml In- nn li t
nldnii. ileiiit"! I'lliiiit'i. of I'lifpert. '.
V., wi'ie llijiinil 'I'ht'.t iiiv in Mlilili
PCX illJHpital III'!')', l.ll lie liiitmg ,i
"wrcnclii'il hai'k nul Di'luncy with hotly
bruises mnl cuIm.
v Man Lyncned in Arkansas
1 HcJrmi, Arlt... Nev 111 Will Tur
fctr. clmreetl wlt'i iinmuIi iiiieii a euiig
' rhlte woman, ycntertlny tus taken bv a
ueb (rani a Shvi-lff h pe."e w-lnlc heing
WmoTKllte Mariaunn fur Mtfp kerplni;
U fAtHtin Knnr tr ilnnHi IiIl li.rta nnt
WUterHtfi
Lwwrhfc
:gh beck here nnd burned In the
" IV Utfcll 11 II? UUII.I lli-
Miss, i' i.i m: iii i. ini:i: i
( lir-li'i tteiii.m who u.is shot la-t !
null! Ii drexer I'.t.in-, whom -Iip !
h.ul irpiil-r-l. i:an.s then -lint
li i in -i'! f when a irettil tlire.iteneil
Imii him;.
SHOTS MARK AUTO CHASE ;
AFTER ROEBERSJN W. PHILA.'
Burglar Alarm at 604 Market
Frightens Away Thieves
'I 't . iiieti who iittenipti'il te "liter tlie
1' i'i-.'ti Vnvi'hv Simp, line Marki'1
"'l"'t. 11 til'" lllel'lllllg, tti'll' -I'.lll'll,
n In n Inilgi.ir I'I il ill wlii.li it'lip'li'il
i ' ' i li w Ile . li l"i il tin in III in i
' '' n . ' 111 in.; limn I . wt 'li I it '
I'.i n 'tu hi i 'i.r in tl i l";ttt -littti ami
I'l'n n 1 1 t itien tta" taniliiig ,ii
Sit"'li ml .Marki t -ii'ii'. at .iLiuiif !'. '
"'. '... k v ,i u i,i. ,i aril the burglar al.it in
itiignij. 'I'we nn n r i-lieil t'leni tin- "hie '
""' Hi" "ten' 'ml ran we-t. l'alrelin.in
" eli'l-i il tlieui te SItV-firi !-tlii'(,
wli'i-e tin1 j'iuinil into a waiting nule- ,
inehil" unl Hpi'tl up Market -tieet. l'u l'u
trelinnti Ce eeiuuinnili'ereil n pa--nig
liiai'liini' nml the clia-e lii'gan.
Until Ui.'ll-lllllP- l.'ll'l'il at t'l'i "Jil'iil
w.ti tl.e pntieluitii ninl the two rnh-
I'M. . M'luiligiiig "het-i. Mern than
thir: -let- were liieil. When l'ntml-1
in in l'"'- iniioliiiie inn I i 1 ih" Iirla-,
.' i t'e'intt Inn the ntlier nnteuinlille '
w.l- - t.ir llhi'.'lil th.lt he gate up tin I
t a-e
SERVICES FOR SCOUTS
Catholic Organization te Have Spe-'J' B' KI"mpP' of Phila.. Advocates
cial Observance lts Use for City Purposes
-:,, ,.,, , f ,i , ,i , i. Mhintic (It. Nev. Ill Tlie .pn--
v" ii -i'1'ti e- fe- t i I .ithn'if ',n , '
S". . ti,,,.,,- f Philad.tpi.ia will be " ' ,"'" '"'."'' f'"- "'" i'i''f-'-
ln'1'1 n tl.e ( 'hiir.li of (Mr I.a.lv f , "" and -uppl.t ei ga-fer f.tt puip -
' 1!-"' ' ' -ie- Kin;,:1.pm,::;n;m;ie;,h!;;':,!e;:r,ii,,' ;,,!;.,
lunula iiwuiiie tomorrow. ' t.utieu of the New .ler-e I Mlitn- A--!
Mil- tliau luiiii het- from inrieus ' -'" latimi at n- -i-sien tndnt. Mr.
pai i- of th. iit am i'p.ite,l t ,n . ' Kltinipp. who i- .hniniuin of 1 1n- C.iln-
,,l . , ,,. ,'f ,,, , , , ., I ! ilti" Standard- Ceiniiiill if the Aim i-
ellil. A p.llt uf the -ertn.'s wil ,,,, ,.s A..(M ,, ,,,.,, , ,,.
tlie i-mio-uieh of a I'l'lie or Si. Si-ba-- .Ire en "The Pieper li. T. I . St.in.l
t i.i ii bieuglit ft inn Piatit'ii bt i he Ilei. md for (la- Si'ivhe "
.1 I' It. lit. Til" -eiineii wil I lie- II" brought out the fuel I tint the
liMt'i'd b tne Iti-v. I Jr. ,l.iMp!i M, li'ep'i- iiileiilic staiidind l- nn e
Cnrriu.iii. iieini.- one and depeliilent upon the
At the "hue of the "ert ice" tin "i. nil- iunntit nml ipiulitt of inatei lal-atail-wi,l
b" pri'-eiiteil with t-ie luiilge- and I able fei ga--iujii.ifai tiiring puipi-es.
in-. .'iiia nf the ninl;- iliet hate it t - i Mr. Klnmpp -,iid tlie high imnlle
linni'il power ii'iiiirements ami the high ln-ni - ,
Among fi" - nut tioep- who wi 1 at- ling .ilue i"ipiir"uii'iit- neei tinted th"
ni.'l it' -i itu i. v ill lie i. in- ill .cgreU-" "t huli-glnile ta- oils whnh new
ink tieiu tli" Chunli et Piter form tin- b.i-ie -ttpplt uf g.i-.ihne mid
ChiM-r I .viiiihl, within a few .tear-, become Im-
1 possible te obtain for g.i--niiiklng pur-
ST. GEORGE'S ANNIVERSARY ,',,,",r "r '".'"""p ""V "' ' '?' '" '"
.wr.n f,, nml pmiiibitiii' ler their u-e for ga--
Sermons by Weil-Known Methodist , "'Vlr""K' umpp -aul the Ijigh-b. Cann-
Clergymen te Mark Event Hun .nnl Stat" si.it Inn il i lunl p-ieg-i
w..'k ..I i'.'i' i m urn et the I.V.M "l'''1 ,l""' l'liii'ipb- .ind wue pT-
... - . , n.ittlng 'enipnnie- te adept heating
i.iniMi-.nt et t.. feumltng m the St ,,, ., ,- , , -.,,, ',,,, 1niNh
i ;. .ibi. Mi tluiil.-t i:pi. eml Chuii h will This lil.t ralit In the t In h e nf a proper,
up. n t.i'iii.n-eu in tu. i h ii-i-ii eilili ii I -i.iu.laril. be -aid. had periuitie.l nnmv '
I urn tli -trut below nn ttuli a -. nn, .a ' I'liiiipmiie. te at..pt -r.iml.iril- of ahuii't
bt the K.t In (,, KtinM. ..I ni" i ,-,ii(i ,,..,t units or lower mnl hud ileinoii ileineii ileinoii
iteiml ..t Hern- Mi i.ni- -triiti'd I.. m.iuI ipu-iieti that un etlicient
In P.. lltti'l'll" .11 tier" wil! lie :i ,,,,,1 -.,i-t,i, tel.t g:is -ei-Mei' te i nn - i
ii ,i---iiii" ting t imemei.iti' the mi- .m,,, i . uld l,e ilelneied under tlie-e
n.t.'-.tiv of lh" Siiii'hn I mil. whii li I ,,,!! timi
ti'i I Idn-iil I't lh.. In In .l.ui'i
iMu,,iV:,Vi.. w,'ii!';;-:,Vu'.Tp,'!':,!!,'v- battleship west Virginia ,
'; !'!"-'"1" ,' "'""-i SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED,
i,' til I-.I' .1.1111 (.tilling Will II I' ttP lie
I !u-i d .t It It applepllllte pi'egl.llil (In
Thii.k-g wug hat then- will he a h.te America's Biggest Dreadnought In
ini-t .ii 'I a ruiiimi of uld un inhir- ..I Water, but May Be Scrapped
" nn -'.' n N.wperl New-. .i.. ...t l!i -il!t
n.. ni.an n-rnrlt- r-ni- nnnn ' P ' Tl.e - 1" I ill I'lldliellgllt WeM
PILGRIMS ATONE FOR BOMB g.,.,. i,..-i .i,i..,.. t i. a,,,.
'..ii navt mnl -I In dull d te gr;u " tin i
Thousands of Mexicans Vi3it Dese- ' - ''!' !'' wniiiu ,i t. w month- unih i I
. j i r.i ''" reduction pi'ngiani. wa- -ui i f iuy
crated Cathedral Shrine !., I., d ied.it m tl," plant ,,f th. New-!
Mexltti (it. N"i 11 il'n A P i ,i New- S!upl i.ildn g mid III' Dink
'I in i , -.ii I" i- ti i the -In un- ei Me- Ceinp.int Mi-" A lh c Ma nn, of P.iam
, . - pi". m -in nt. the Virgin et tiu.id.i- , will. W. Vn . i-l.rl-H'tud tl.e -hip ii- -he
in t.-t.'i-dn en a piUtl'i.ig' uf gliili-d from tl.e win.
.,. in. i' pi. tl.e smi lh g" i eiiiitii'teii i
ii-t Moe hit u in-ii a bomb w.i- i.,: i. , W.ishliiKtnn. Vev. P.' H!y A. P ) '
, t . , ;,p i il. .i i .it liiunl.ilupi' r.aiini'lied a- one of Pie pi mulct and
lie tit" 111 "- e! li ght it hi t tie. M ! greatest haMh'-lilp" ever dl'"igllf'il bv
, v .,, C,,t ,nnl lh, t Ihge ,.f linuli- ,the American Navy, milv tn be scrap-
i,,,, ,v, vtdi-l :i ! ,,.n w i ji.i petl within ii few iiieiitli-, iippenteil te
,, ll. , , mi j l..t,ii. - mnl -.t.juig ii- I"' 'l'" fit" of the -iiperflreadnnuglit
" L. , - u n., ,i i- tin.. I ttiin We-t Viigin.l. toil, iv win n slie slipped
,11,, (, , . i,.,, i ,,, M, ,,t ,, tin ''"',l ''"' w,lt el the Newport New
,. ,.,i,., .., ,1 . 1,..!,. n.i'.iiitM i.m. Shipbuilding anil Drtiieck Cmnpanv,
., .,.1, . i. limb i- it i..- m mi ad in., nt
.,',,,,,
D B D nCflllPCT UCI n I ID
r. h. ri. ntUULbl rttLU Ur
U,,.IJ I .ia .h rtis.MMi.... AH.M.
i.uuiu umc .u lhuiuiiiui. nijciu
at Hartferd. Near Camden
,. :::r:;,: '"-:,;',.;-1:::;::;1.,,"'
'rt'llii'd .' V "il' I I. ild .11 lib" .HI' e i lie
in. li'ie it. .n ..I r p. ini-t It, una li.'i, I.
""'' ''"'"'"" ', 'J mi'ii.n.' lii'ini'tiii-
ng il iig' i.t a' I In 1 1 t.-r.l. Iii".i',,l in
i it il .m.ui.iiii'H ai. nt tin tn n i, ,, vl
-t of C.niuli ii .ilii .inpl eilii,lli 't i,,i.
tm ' '-! ni Mil intiii" '
Tl . .-IUIi'iHi 'llllliil i'- h'.-Mli ,- it
1 1. 1 , t.i i i.t i( 1. 1 i , .1 i, ii i i i. ii t . miii,, in, .
ll e .lg. lit
First 1922 Campai-jn Buttens Appear' ,""ls "l(l' l-e!l I'mniieiin1 iiMinie. who,
llarrishiiig, N..t Pi 'll.e i -t ,'"1 ''', ",l" f'""1 '''""'p' rc-eiwd,
gil..,l,.ll,.,l.l il,ll.p,,ll l,.,t..i- llidelV'",,V."M. ",,""""1"', "'"'" '"" 1"""
tint- .;pp,".r,u." .-ter,l..i 'lliet m,. l'u"!1 " '"""lll,"1"11" , , '
l.li..' wui, :t tthit" 1. 1 mm iuii in th. nn- I It'0 '"' "v pln.vlng "ii 1 1,,. sp lew .ill,
nr m ,..,ir tie word- "i-'iir I lev- ' IM""-i'" In- lit'ine with miutliu l.uv, I
.1 ' The white i.it'ii.itiell I- the ' " "" - .illRl" . In" M'ltl'i uld, of P.'IIT
tiitm-ii.' (1'iitir uf Charles , Stud, r, ' 1 niriiie "'I nv line, Wntt uu- diitsiig
Sim.- Tren-un i- i'ii iiteweil i-hih' date wi-t. tt In n bis car skiildul mid inn up
for Cen rum The State Tica-mcr was1''11 t" ""' -S I" wnlk, knot king I lie Millien I
nut here ti-tu-i.i I1"! down mid pacing ever Ins het, v. I
1 I I ! I . . . . I I . . . . I
Dr. Lathrop te Lecture
Tin llet- Charles I.iithrep. execu
tive -icntiirt nf the Sim I nl Si-rvlic D"-plll-tlni
111 nf the Kplscup'il Cliurt'll in
tin- 1'iiitid States, will ii t urn te Phila
ilelpltlil Ili'Vt W"i K In re-lllll" his inMre
nn lh" "Sniisil Oppeltilliltt nf (.
I 'linn hlllllll " On I'llf.ihl.t night In
wllldi"! I"- ' Indiisirinl Iti'snntisibilit '
I III Thill -dill lligbt hi- su,ee ttill be
'fh" Wards of Sin lelt " P.elh addiessi'"
.till In- kIm'U nt Chuii 1. lluii"", u,,.j
Seuth N'liiitei'iitli -irii't, biBiuning at
s u'i let k
Recovers Frem Broken Neck
S.iraruse, N. Y.. Nev. 1!) Hnrrv
Ilerbi-it, ipiarteihni k of the Hyrnuise
Inivcr-iti font ball team, Is lecnrertng
nt ti liejipltnl here nfter uu operation
for the Vorrec'tien of n dislocated fifth
wrtchriK commonly known ns broken
neck, wittered in the gnme with Celgute
tabt siuuruay.
Prosecution Opens Case by
Calling Medical Expert's
te Stand
JURY SUITS BOTH SIDES
lly the Assnel.'ileil Press
Mil rrniicisrii. Nev in InrrrtiHi'il
iiiiliiie int"ie"t wni evident teilny In
I'm iniin-liiiigbt.er lilnl of Iloseee C.
i Inn Me. (Opening of teitlinnny hrnujlit
,i huge i rewil. limit lv wnnieli. that tilled
the eeiii i room of .ludge l.etiderbnek.
The pre-ei iltlen npeneil tnihiy with
lie ititi'eilui lien of i ri Imienl lueihral
ti'-numin In two Niirgeetw who exam
ineil the heily of Virginia llappe, ael-I"-".
in lonnei'ilen with wlnw tlentli
Aihiii'kh is en trhil.
'I'lm -"It'ttmn et I lie jniy wnn "in -phlnl
.'-lrilay ard the uieniiiert weie
-w 'in in. ll i- eoinpe-ptl if live women
,ii'! -I vni men. An alteiunte jninr.
.ieitleil for nutlet the 'alifernin I iw .
In ill" et nl of HlnP-s or 'IpiiIIi of iniv
f th" 'iilginal twi'vp, n'-e mi- .-e-
h.-te.l.
'I iii .'itl"fi"il Willi the .iurv." "-nid
Aihmkle. "I am iln 1 there ate women'
en it 1 weiilihi'l ei.le if tii" wile .ill1
we'iien 1 in ri .nit. I.i't'-ge'"
"I tried for l' tiKii and -i women." i
-aid Aihiii'Kle'" ehlef cenn-el (latin
Mi'N'ah "1 think I did pieitt well
with -eten men and five women I
lielieV" Ailniikle templeleh inneeenl.
ami I hate undertaken th" burden of
proving lii iii eeinplt tely innocent te tin
jmt. 'It N a gum! jitrv-n firt -el i.
one." -iiid Milten l"I!en. A i"t:int
lli-trhf Alteinet. wlieeariii'd the Inn -lien
of it- -I'leitien for the St.it" ' A e t
couldn't lnve n-ketl for n h"ttir one
'Oh. I'm nunc than snti-iinl 1 in
delighted," Mintn Pnrfee Arbinkle. the
pri-niietV wife, exclaimed leg'trding the
jury.
Following (he rece-M f.ln met Mr,
lielieit Dean. Iientl of the Women' Wemen'
'igilnute Committee, nt who-e In ad"
the ilefen-e i a"t iiianv shaft" tluriiig the
i Miiuiniitieii nf the jur.t .
Their tneiting wa- friendlf and both
agleeil (lie jut Jl'li'ctCll till" "j l"t
Riand."
FAVORS GAS STANDARD
OF 500 HEAT UNITS
, 'I''" Anieiiciin nnval reduction plan, j
ns pii'enti'd te the Armament Confer- i
"iii". pi-eililis for the -einptiilg of the i
I We-t irifinisi. If the Atnerienn plnn .
'Is agreed te. the flreii'lneiight. today I
it'ieiitr i'."i ier cent complete, will never I
l.i ti.illii.il neil nni'.e. hiin- th,. -i... '
" .....-..-. ..- . ,...., , ,,. ..,- i
l,-nr u 'J!" fc,n"' nni1 Mr"'0'
driver held in death :
"" l
Car of Rebert Watt, of Ocean Greve.
N j Ks Albert Morter1i 4
,,,',. . . ,, '
ll'eeit Wan. tin. t.ai- ..Id. nl i
(lei 'in (It-etl , N. .1 . "il'd tfi he ll I
I,,,,, I ,,,.,,,. ti.," li. il mnl, i. ni Lull
''ll
harge nf inuii-laiiglili'r in
im.i. ll" utH'ii nf th" Cureiipr le'lat
Mi I'i" in itu uf Alhtlt Mnrti'ii, tout i
ii" nn", uinr nr nn' i iminem.inii llns-
pit il .limes tj.iigh wns nhe stnnkl
bt the miii hilie. but net hiullt 1 tijui !
JURY INDICTS AUTOIST
Camden Man Accused of Assault en'
Persen He Ran Down '
.Mount Hnlly, N. ,.. Nev. PI -An
iiiilieinii nt for is-ault mid bntti i v ha
I ""ii n tin lied lit the lliirlingten Count
iriiiiil .Iiirv against Itussell Znumer
man, lilt!) Piiucess nvenue. Camden, ns
a ii'Kiilt nf Ins ninning down mnl ,tus
ing miurie- te Alf'ed (llbbs nt Mason Masen
i lie en the night of October L"l. (iibbs
lunl In- leg bi-uken ill two places and
wa- otherwise injured, and is -nil m th,'
ceuiiit lie-pitnl here.
Oilier imlictmnntn filed hy the (irnnd
Jury are ngalnst William Fergusen ind
lixeph Mulvnn, of nordentetvn arrested
n short time iifc'e en n vhnrge of gum.
bliug.
The ambitious members of the
Shnkr.npeare l.iternrv Club of the Wc-t
Philadelphia High Scheel gave n per
formance of "Ilninlet" lnt tilxht in the
-clinel auditorium mid without eata--trephe.
Nobody tripped ever Ills sword,
nobody made an entrance after he wai
iiippe-ed te be dead, nnd nobody fell
into Ophelia'i grave. ,
Te he vine, the first net went a little
lamely. The eltlleri took the appa
rition ns iieni'linlniitly as if they
had seen it in u deen rehear.-iiN,
I.aeite- looked a- though lie would be
telleti'd if llamlet were te hand him
a iii-Ii teh'giam and hid him milk"
luiMe with it. The ghe"t gave his lines
as though they were points en a long
mid I'eiiipllt'.'iti'il railway line, mid Ham
let him-elf spoke as if lie had ju-t niiide
the -tatieu after a lialf-mile tun.
Se that the end of Scene V. when
Itiiinlet declined "The time i- out of
joint- (1. etir-ed -pile that ever I wai
bera te -e it light!" it -eemeil in
dei d the ca-e.
Howevci. things improved -wlftly.
The lele of the Prince was given te
Armetitl N. Spit., who li apparently
neither llani-h nor mehini Irnh . With
thi-e and a few ether llniil.itien-, he
did very ircditnbh P.ut what was far
and nwny the be-t performance must
be accredited te Hunter S. Cook, as the
f nifty anil wicked King Clauiliii-.
Yeung Mr. Cook went through the phi
giting a geed man esidencis nf the
hoi n in ter shetting an iinu-ual gtu e
of ge-tuie nnd movement, a wholly
adeipiate singe pre- "lice, a - iiipiitln tie
niiiii intien n i.il . fei a m Imolbe.t plnur,
ACCUSES WEALTHY WILL TEST SANITY
YOUTH ALTAR
Sensation Caused by Weman's
Chnre-fi nt Weddinp- of
Yale Millionaire
CEREMONY IS CONTINUED!
AValeibui). Conn.. Nev. 10 - The
fa-liietiuhle wedding of l'.dward .1. Par
riugten, V.ile man and -mi of one uf
the wealthiest lueii in till" Slate, mnl
Mi-s Msirgaiil llod-en. ineinher of nn
nptnllv piu'ulnent famll. wsi- inler
riipti'd in dramalii- manner in th
Cliutcli el the Iminaculate Cuiiei'ptiuii
liern
With J M 10 guest- giting silflit at-
tenllen. tl leiiimn bud been prin -
licnllt Inii-hi'd. Tin' piie-t had
-t ni ti il In pronounce the word- which
would i ml the lit" and unite the
cniiple in mairli'.ge wlu'ii the -tartlirtg
bie'il. eiuii". An i-'ilei! wmiuiti in a
fiuiit pew 'iie-e and in a pem'lr.itliig
tui"" -Imiiti'd :
"Step! i IniM' siiniething le t-in
befitle the ii'liuintn i- tini-hi'd. 'I bl
mau Is the lather of thai i liildl"
Sim pnintitl te l'.tr-.iiigtmi and tlmi
te the pew b'-ide her. wheie -tuml lift
tl.uig'titi i . Imlditig a tttn-.M'iii'-iilil het.
Thn girl with tli" b.ib w.i" l.ilina
Pudiliu. uf .Niw Hati li. who i-lsiiiiu'd
"he In, -.in." I'arriiiglen -wcethi'in I
ttln'e he w.i" iii N nli- mnl th.it he w.H
the fsitlier of her bah.
ISriiie Keliiln- Coiniiesure
At hr-t the piie-t. the hridnl pail
Itllil III" glli-t" well' t"" -tllllllcil III'
ttutil- Mi-. Uedib ii In Id ler giminil.
in-i-t.ng that -he would have ie
m ng" again-t the mini who had de
nied the paii'iitag" of the ihild and r"
fu"e,l te minry the mm teen-.teni -eiu
"utli"1' , , , , ,.i
1'1,1'ie wei" stailleil tthi-pers in the
a eiubliigi' and a n-itig tm. of imi-
tn-iitieii. llnlf n d,i."ii n-lieis trnd
t.i lll.llli" Mr-. 15'iddell tn lent". The
tming In id" appiiif'd t" ni.iintain her
. miipii-ine belter than nnv one el-c
She tnuk a long 1""!' "t t1"' itoiliU'ii iteiliU'ii
m,, the ball, men tuiiu'd about and
leu n-teil T lilt t th ntnmiy go en.
Tin- piie-t lemmi-tratitl with .Mr.
Iteilil.'ii. telling her tli" banns had
been i ml for tliiee nk-. in acconl accenl
iime with tli" chutch cusinm. and
that slie should lime ionic ferwaid
with her (emplainl -emier. The u-li-et
siieH'Odetl III le.ldlllK the ecitetl
woman I'nnii tin' biiihlnig. The ceie ceie
meii wns iiuiclil eiidtd.
.Mrs. Turlington III
Mr and Mrs. l'airiiigteu weie mnr
lleil (leteber .'51. 'I'll" .Milillg (iilile left
iii.iiiediatel for a hmie.Mneun In Cau-
atln- , , , ,,.
About till flu- lifter the wedding
Mi-, l'arringtun iit,iriieted pneitnieniti.
Sin- I- mitt nl u liu-l'ltal i i l.hicbiv ami
i- -aid te be iliinc"iuiisU ill
Kdward .1. l'arringtun 1- twenlj -four
teal" uld. the son of I'mm-l T l'nr-
,,,', a. He attended n -"hnnl in Wa-b-
ingten. -el-veil sis' ii lieiiti'iiant during the
wur and entered ale after his ill--eliiir"L'.
He did net i cumin te be gr.nlu
iitcdT IIih wife ii the daughter of
l'niiik .1. Hudsen, ewmr of the hotel
tthiili besii- in- name. She i- twent
fiii". ,i M'l.v pieity girl and a popular
mi liibi r nf til" .lounger -ui iet set lielc.
Window Cleaner Killed
,l.i uu'- McDenigiil. of H)I Ninth
Tenth street, n window cleaner, wa
kilhd e-tnd.i.v tifti'inueii when he lest
hi- bnl.inei' wliil" win King en a window
nt 'J'wi nti -fourth (iinl Miitkf't stieets.
mid till three Hours te the sidewalk.
ccnrtling te the polite. MoDenigiil neg
inlf'd te pteti'Ct himself with a s.-ifety
belt iibeut the waist and fa-tetietl te
iln. w iml'iw .
Lamps, Lamps
Tlie finishing touch te the harmonious
decoration of the home is the appropriate
lamp and shade.
We are better
supply just the ritfht combination
of table and standard lamps is
ever and consists of Chinese
Bronze, Marble and Alabaster,
Decorated Weeds, etc.
In shades we havt
Plain and Decorated
and Fancy Silks.
The Rosenbach Galleries
1320 Walnut Street
Fine Picture Framing
J ,sR
lmmmmmmmmmm'maaTmammmmmmmammmmmm'mmmmml'mmmmm'mi At m 'A! wul I i . AJMH t m
nn nsitenisliitiB coinpreliensiien nf his
part. Ills wna nle the most con
vincing makeup, nnd he wns tlie lent
conscious of his cetunie.
The audience w-n composed largely
nf students, iti-lriu teri nnd pieitd iar
cuts. They npplnilded tlie plnyers indis
(riinltintely. tliencli giving pnrtleiilnr
attention te Mr. Spitz, whose wise
ernek'i te Ophelin nnd Polenltis Fcemed
te please them beyond nvernge. A u
mutter of fact, Hninlet wnllcd 'broadly
himself,
When the King, nfter plotting with
I'olenlu.s te put ever nnether double double
cress, hegnn the solileipiy. "My offense
is rnnk; it smells te heaven." u girl in
the audience mistook it for a comb
line mid tittered loudly. Tim rest of
the audience broke Inte loud guffaws
which continued for n couple of min
utes. Yeung Cook wnl ted composed)
until they censed ami then linl-lnd
wbnt was' (lie most effeitlve rending in
tlie performance.
Yeung Spit, wns best in the seem
with his mother at the end of Act III.
He s-lew Pe!nnltiK with n goetl ilenl of
gusto, wlili Ii ever one thought wa
regretful, for Lewis I.evcrett as Po Pe Po
lenitis had given nn amusing perform perferm perform
unce, nltheiigh lii beard had te be taken
with much -nit. In tlie grave.tnrd scene
Hiimlet handled the skull of Yerlck
rather gingerly nnd seemeti nnxlem te
get it out of -Iglit.
Tite i nit included I.nuis Her-lien-horn
as Horatio. Max Oeldberg ns tin
Clie-t. I-' rnnk Werner ns Laertes, Si Si
eon Clia-ln as (Suldeiisterii. Climle-Mii-tee
as a plaver, nml Ah, ah. mi
lierdtiinii ns Mnrcellus.
OF ROBBER CONVICT
Judge McMichael May Parele
i or Send Sick Prisoner
te Hospital
REFUSES TO TAKE FOOD
.Iitdge MeMielinel has ngieed tli.it u
eoininlssieii shall be appointed te evtm
ine the mental condition nf Aithur Mnr Mnr
inen, new in the cetnit pii-en nt
li.t...... 1....
iiiniTiii.
Mr. Hnckni'v premised thnt the pus pus
ener would either be paroled for tin'
iiecasien or taken from the prison In the
en-tedy nf en officer. On investigating
tin. probation officer found thnt Mniiueii
I- in a critical condition. Prem a tall,
luliiist ami full-bleiiih'il man of twenty
the prl-ener has "teadllv le-t weight. -0
that new hn we.ghs mil ninety -fins
pound'
Opinion among attendauls at the
pr.snn i- tlivhh'il a- te whether he i"
"iifTming fnuii titlieicule-is or some dev-n-tatiiig
form of In-miity.
Dr. Elmer II. Keiser. pli-ieian at the
prison, nnv Mnriiien is suffering ti-nm
maniac tlepre ion cbaiuct"il."il hy de
lusions. II" lelu-es in eat except fingiueiits
thnt h" take- fiem his tray and bides.
It bus new beeetui' ticce.s-ary te feed him
forcibly.
Mr. Hni kney then put the matter be
fine .Ilidge McMiehnel, who aglteil thnt
if Murnien is m-nne be will be lemeved
te a lie-p.tiil where he muv be Heated,
Ur if bis condition is merely a pli.t-ic.il
result of confinement lie will h paroled
and given ,i Imnee te n-ever.
WOMAN, HIT BY AUTO. DIES
Anether Is Killed When Struck by
Trelley Car
Mrs. Ella Pernuin, -itty-lite. 11(11
Nerlli Sixty-first street. 'died carl this
uimiiing in the West Philadelphia
Homeopathic Hospital from Injuries le
cniM'ii when she was struck hy mi au
tomobile at Sit, -third and Master
streets Thur-ilni night. The car was
ilrnen bt Charles A Viiinleveer. et1
Shaien Hill, who took the woman te the
hospital.
Mr-. Clara Anrensnn, who wns em
phit "tl in a department store, tta- killed
bv a Yerk read tar at li o'clock
la-t night. She wis en hei way te
her home. I!)!!.") Ninth Hre.nl street,
where she Hied with her daughter, Mr-.
I!n-e Heager. and -topped from a ninth
hound car. pas-t ,1 nreuud the rear of
it and was hit bt a ouih-heiind cur.
She died a lew minute hiler ill the
.lewi-h He-pliiil. Her -kull was fnn
lined.
' ROBBEDACTRESS OF $66
Hetel Elevator Man Confesses After
He Is Arrested
Chnigeil Willi taking a pet kel book
lentaiiiing Sl'itl belonging te Mi.-s Tint
i Aiiiilieng. a New Yerk in in . u gm-i
at ,i hotel at Tenth and Chestnut
-licit-. He-" P.ioeks, a Negie elei.iter
i opii.iter. was held in SliOO h.iil for a
fuitbt'i- hearing Wcilnesday b Magi"-
tiate Carsen tud.iv.
Itioeks iidinitted te Mngl-trale Car-
-mi tb.it he hail taken the money mid
bad spent it
equipped than ever te
Our stock
ni'Kcr than
Porcelain,
Plain and
the newest designs in
Parchment and Plain
I iiilllli -lllll f,.
Iii December. 11IP.I. .ludge MeMieliael
sentetieed Maiinnn te live ear for
liighwny robbery. Knrly this week 10.
M. Hackney, probation officer of the
iimrter Sessions Court, received a letter
from Mr. Ply Itlgbv. of Cornwells
Heights, Pucks Count, n sister of the
prisoner, stating that her father, .liieeb
Miirmnn. bail tiled at his home nt 'J7-0
Pariish street ami retniesting tliat Ar-
.1 M..t...,n l.r. ..II,... n.l In nil.,,,. I tlin
inn I ..i.iiitiei. jiv .iiin.i.ii te ......... ....
Rapid Development of War Ma
chinery Makes Undue Con
servatism Perilous
GREAT POSSIBILITIES SEEN
Hy Hie Asserlalrd Press
Newport. K. I., Nev.. in Uenr Ad
miral Wlllintn S. Sims, in deliverliiR
lils minimi address ns president of the
Nnvnl Wnr College te its grnduntlng
claM of eflieers ledny. discussed "mill
tary conservatism." He referred, spe
cllicnlly, lie said, te t lint type and de
gree of eenservnlism "which has se
often been responsible for defeat in
buttle, nnd sometimes for nnllen.il dis
aster." After quoting from history te sliew
that there has nlwa.is been leslstntiee le
new weapons or methods of wnrfnre,
lie said :
"Tlie rnpld development of t lie sub
marine mnl (lie aiiphinc during the
war. nml the continuous development
of both, nml especially the latter, since
the wnr. hnve shown thnt these power
fill wenpens are still in their infancy!
that gieat possibilities of development
are clearly in sight ; anil that it will
retpiire tlie most careful, devoted and
logical eonsiilerutien upon our part
even te lteep abreast of the develop
ments in feteign navies, much less te
anticipate the-e developments."
Indisposition en the part of our
navy at once te utilize new idea",
weapons and methods of demenst rated
Millie, the Admiral said, had lieeu "due
te a habit of mind that could be In
dulged In the past with comparative
safet, but which Is manifestly a dan
ger te u country that has become in
volved in International politics, mid
wlin-e policies ate likely te be disputed
by ether Powers."
Admiral Sims, asserting that our
gunner up te 11)00 wns se inefficient
"that an equal force of ships of any
navy could have lullicteil upon us n
must humiliating defeat, " added "In my
opinion we me new entering n period
that limy become still mere dangerous
If we fail (errectlv te interpret tlie
-Igiiitiennce of the rnpld develtffjiueiit of
fundamentally new wenpens f enor
mous de-tnietie power and of relative
immunity te effective resistance by any
menus except n dc i-lve superiority of
-iinilnr weapons.
"A na v te he successful must be
guded net only by men of ability but
by men of an intellectual honesty that
!s proof ng.iliist personal ambition or
mi nihil intleiice- w liat-eever.
JAIL DELIVERYFRUSTRATED
Plot te Release Eighteen at Hunt
ingdon Revealed te Police
Huntingdon. Pa., Nev. 10 State,
rnllrnnd and eltt police frustrntetl
lilans for u genetal jail delivery here
Ist-t night, (ieerge Leer, trusty nt the
leunty jail here, was involved In the
plot, ncceiding te the State police.
Prank Deslstl, of New Yeik, who was
te nssi-t from the eut-itle. was dis
chnrged from the jail .Mtenlay morn
ing, with P.dtvnrd Carter, of Sayrc, Pa.
Caiter w.i- in the plot, but nt the last
minute, his nerve failed nnd lie con
fessed te Mn.ier l'i-lier.
Leer was te have released eighteen
pri-eneis nnd conduct them te n cnnl
hole in the basement. De-i-ti, work
ing fiem the outside, planned te break
the luck en the deer of the c eal hole,
releasing all the inmates.
When the plot become .known, police
and deputies surrounded the jail, De
sist! arrived nl ll o'clock, nnd was
aiic-ted. Police found u heavv Med
tlil-el anil a set lien of wrench en him.
CLOTHIER HORSES WIN
String of Three Mounts in Hunt
Livery Wins Blue at New Yerk
Purllier tilinnplis for 1-aac II. Cloth
ier. .Ir.. of tin- citi. were garneieil at
the National Iler-e Shew at New Yeik
j jc-terdai , the closing dn of tlie exhibit.
Mr. Clothier exhibited a string of
tlnee mount-, shown In hunt lhery.
which wen tlie blue ever tlnee ether
, strings. He wen later in tlie swecp
j stakes, a first mnl -ccend.
His gelding, Sir Linsiii. in the sweep-
slake-, wen the .leO plate put up by
the Iler-e Shew Association, nnd the
I major portion of the sweepstakes. King
rDaly. hi- clie-tiiut gelding, came through
second be-t, ami the two famous, hunt
ers of Mis- Perky Lanier. Silver I'rc-t
ami Down East, were third mid fourth,
repei lively.
In the class for heat t weight qunlthi'
hunters, up te cmr.ting lii 1(1 pounds te
hound-, Mr. Clothier al-e made n clean
sweep, lie wen all three ribbons In the
class. King Dal, chestnut gelding, le
(dveil lir-t ; .ludge, brown gelding, wen
seteml. and Durwood Huberts, a che-t-nut
gelding, wen third.
WHISKY THIEVES JAILED
Stiff Sentences Given te Five
Montgomery County Court
Non-islewn, Nev. 11). Handler- of
tt lii-lt were git en a jolt today when
.ludge Miller sentenced Edward .1. Kei
le . of Noni-tett n. te four ami a halt
.tears in .mil en the charge of mbtnit
I in lml, ling up mi automobile truck with
Ithrie barrel- of wbi-ky nn the (iciuniu
jt'ittn pike near NnrrMewn, mid -n, ti
ling eight barrel- from the leim .,
iheiiia- lieiighei ly. A companion.
IMIUI'I lnie, UI ill lllgcpnri , gnl 11 i,.
cnis
'llllce oilier-, who leaiei gillilt.
were sentenced: Eliet (int-chnlk te
eighteen month-; Edwanl Dtttir mid
Hill old A-hwerth, each te one jiar
Ml Ml , INSTKTI THIN
Phila. Musical Acadcm
(iiTiiiuntiittn
Ciilnliiinie.
iirn.it li, :ie i:.
Wullnit
'III. .IHI.
itritli hriimni
ii:tiim
M, CAltTY M A ll II A It I: T Mr, iti ..
imuiilin I i.r tl"' Pile Tin inns iin.l , ..
Cunt It.-I.itlti-H nml frleniU ,u. nul, ,'
ntt.-nil fuii".. 1 1 Men S Uu A. M r, ,. lh
ipslilpiiee of her hIhIt. .Mik Int... IjUi.-,i'
Hllltli'tull liM' ttnil I'l'tilltiHii t',,r( ,,,"
tlrten l'a IllS'h m.tm nt tlm iin.,,1, ',
tin. MatirnlU nf the II V J! in t ' ,"'
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.liuel) anil Annlfl Kit.-n Iteln Rilnilt. J ., ,t
frii'eils nml nil nnli'is nf ttlinh Iip ,,',, ,
inemlisr ere Intit.l In BUmi'l fun.rni wrtitR
Tum L' 1' M fiem hr mri'iits' rcM.I,.,,r
S'lS Ii Wenillmtn live (!i rtnnntettn ,,t
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frlPllllf Ul0 I'millHieS Uf till' llnlarnFl.
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Mnnnuy. - . .it . iMuu-tit i iiiiiti .n Hut, h
liiHnii Bt InltTini'iit Nurth'tnuil t'cin. trt
l'i lentls ma. call HiimJ.it nti'tuiuf
JAOOIIS Nev. 1H, AN.Ni: ,s JAt'ci's
In her 7'l Jt'iir I'unenil mrtlun t teli.
ilenip of tmr in'iilieiv, Wnllac rt ,M trllmlii ..
lita (lotten am., Alt. Airy Mumlay, le A M
Nev '.'1. Interment prltnn-
CliDK AI Miiori'tileifti .V j .v I,,
MAItV i: , widow of Wllllnm W (',,,, t
iii-r 71bI enr. Hi'lntltvs nml fr h.In niH
Intlipit te nitenil funeitil. Tui-siln ;'', nst
L" I' Jt . n-nlilemn of lnr son t'linriiti n h
Cook, 22 R. '.'it Bt . MoeroHtottn, j t .
liTinent Peleiittittn ('niiiclrrv
III.KYRH Nev 16 ANDIlfW IniKl,tu,i
of Mty Illeyer 1 unernl nertu.H tirlvnti
Mnmlny 2 1' M H10- I'yrt. r nt Trimhle
Leilue. Ne. 117 V. & A M iMnth-n N j
Mobile Ledge of Perfection n0 ;)i M0bi
( hapter nose Croix. Ne, 8 Mobile CYiunrll
Kade.h, Ne. 2. Mobile Cnniiiteri Nil "
Xlba Trmnle. A. A, O. N. M H. sV'.lkMiirlnV
Kniner' junejiciai amechu en, f.V 3a n
Va... Vn.L. Inn In ,S .n.l. '..Kr... '.1 "
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ItOllISItT THOMPSON
He Is tn (be Jewish Hospital with
a frncture of tlie skull, received
when he wis hit by a motorcar
Ills home is at 0-li." Limekiln pike
$200,000 FIRE DESTROYS
GARAGE IN ATLANTIC CITY
Magistrate Aids In Saving Four
Horses In Adjacent Stable
Srrclal Ddvatch te Vventna rubUc Lttlatr
AtlnntlR niv. Nev. 1!) Eire attrib
uted te spontaneous combtpden in the
third fleer of the three-story brick nnd
steel storage nnd gnrnse nf IJeubctt Fex,
Arkansas nvenue between Arctic nnd
Hnltlc avenues, for mere thnn two hours
lale Inst night gave tlie crack fire de
partment of the clt one nf the most
stubborn batt'es of several cnrs,
'I'l.n fl....,,.u ... n f.miftiti.,1 in OltO
I IIV 111...!. 1..1 tUllllll.ll V .'..-
btiiii.tnrn lint tin. toss will bf. from
SliOO.OOO'te Sli.-tO.OOO. according te the
estimates this morning. The two up
per tloei! of tne minding were jainmen
...til. l..n..il....,i .. til!., tlin ..miiiil lli.ni
Itllil iitifiiie... . in... ....- r.1,.1..... uui
was filled witli automobiles. These nil
weie destroyed, nothing but tlie wnlls
remaining stnnding.
The proprietor, Fred Fex, was seated
in his eilice when a passerby rushed In
Mint !iif.,itiieil hint thnt lltinies were
spurting fiem the third lloer. Fire up-
parunis win tpsicKiy en inn scene uituer
I'eiiiiiisinil of Chief Harnetl. who
promptly turned in n general nliirm
when he realised the proportions of the
coiiilagrntieti.
Satety Director Cuthbert arrived with
all available policemen mid detectives
They aitieil in canning terror-stririien
Negro dwellers of the neighborhood who
.iilIii.iI t- tlin Ltrimtj .i.... nn flinii
.11-1.1. IO 1.. "1... l"l 'IH.J..II. ....
liou-elield goods. Detectives McDowell
ami nine, tegctner witn .Magistrate
McNnlly, lescued four horses from mi
adjacent stable bv throwing blankets
out their heads ami leading them out.
UNVEIL RUM BRIBERY PLOT
Suitcase Full of Permits Seized and
Twe Men Arrested
Chicago. Net-. 30. (Hy A. P.) A
liquor plot which Federal ngents said
involved proposed bribes of ?.."0,000 te
public eflicials. n suitcase full of liquor
permits for ST. 000 gallons of whisky,
and which linked the names of several
prominent men of New Yerk nnd Chi
cage with the bootlegging trade, hns
been unceveied lieie, Federal officials
announced today.
With the seizure of the permits, Wil
liam MeCaulcy nnd Nathan Epstein, al
leged agents of the men involved in the
plot, were tirresled.
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Individual
Christmas Greetings
Originated and executed by
our own skilled artisans.
Interesting Prices
J. RCaldwell & Ce.
Jewelhy - Silver - Statieneby
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
n IT flVJ Hr,. WW Wi BRMPU" v
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ACCOUNT I I
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AT POLO
Saturday, November 26
'sno,ne,,:!?v2,-,,o,rsflA-M' " A' M wnU
"tl'suirllliVt'v","''1,1!' p'"inK N'ew Yerl W
Nr emti ' I,VSl' I'Vrrles) until 12.10 A. M
MiMinlJOi .8 (Sunday midnight)
Tli'UH. and rarler r Me,.lR (.r iirr,uel
...... n s"1" "
( ITV 'l'l(';r OKI'K'i:
1311 Clii'Htniit Ntreet
Teleplienc Walnut C37H. 0279, C100
7'.c.ts may he purchased commencing
II eilncailap, Xevembcr 23
Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
Proof of Determination te Sup.
pert Arms Parley, Says
Daily Express
UNEMPLOYMENT INCREASED
Hy the Associated Press
',n,l":L.f:r;,-1"'Ts'pi"n of ...
........ .uiinu i ilium uy urcnt Ilrltnln I
Including work en tlie four cnnl i I
ships of the supcr-Hoe.l tvpe. nml tVi i
questions arising as n result f n ii ll" ,
Hen by the Admiralty, were tltc "hirt
topics for today's newspapers Tu!
majority heartily indorse tlie u0vern?
ment h decision. "ern.
The Dally Telegraph says the siisnt-n.
sfen of work involves great serial
nnd a biIcveus blew te the firms linl, n.
the contracts mid te their tliniS
of workmen, ns we ns n dini lelnt
ment te many naval men. "''Point.
"Hut the tinvy Is In whole. hear,.,,
accord with tlie American proposals f
limitation of nnvnl armaments &
wc have accepted in principle." .
newspaper says, "and ns n proof 5?
our sincerity it must surely be accent?,!
as convincing evidence that this cetm r,
is net governed by tlie .imminent rlnJ ''
"Deetls speak louder than wer,'.
says the Dally Phrenlcle. m '
te the fact that tl.e Fnlted State-, im
continue building warships, the ,.,.) ,'
pnper says: "'
"America's cliolce Is net our concern'
Our shlphulld ng has never been dlrertSi
ngalnst America." ""wtcd
The Dally News describes tl,,. ,,
pension of naval building as a Verv tt-!l
anil seemly act, and the Dally i:',
snys: s ' 1,,Jiir"
"It Is ,i well-timed example tn (h
ether ittit ens concerned nlld effpeth!
proof of (Jrcat Jiiituiu's earnest "tttr
ininntlen te carry out the primary eh!
ject of the Conference." '
The Morning Pest is strongly 1,MI1.
nnl charges that Premier I.lejd Own!
issued the er.ler en his own InitlntlvV
contemptuously flouting the a.ithe ty
of Parliament nnd Kelng hehh.,1 ni
hacks of Lord I.ee of Fnrelmin. KIm
EuH Henuy1: A 'a,,J ,""1 A,,mir'
All the newspapers refer at length
te thn quest ion of unemployment ,.aL
by the order, nml while two or thrri
contend that It will net add greatlv tn
the ranks of the idle, the majority ron ren
ciir in the belief that the outlook i,
serious. "
CRAIG TO VISTPREMIER
Conference With Lloyd Geerge Next
Expected In Official Circles
londen. Nev. 10. (Hy A P 1 V
conference nt an early date between Sir
James Craig, the Ulster Premier, anil
Prime Minister IJej.l Geerge en the
subject of the Irish pence negotiation
is looked for In official circle- It h
expected that Sir .lame- will vi-it Lloyd
Oeerge at Moiirnrmeiith ever this tuck
end or early next week. The confer
ence will net be binding en either pail
Kelfasf. Nev. II). (Mr A n tn..,
houses of the I'lster Parliament hau ,.
eeeii cancel te meet .November J!). When '
Parliament adjourned October 1 until (
December l.'l. Premier Craig announced '
arrangements had been innde te summon
it te meet at an earlier date in civsc el
emergency.
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