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EVENING- PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1021
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MOTHER IN TEARS
AT LIVELY'S TRIAL
Parent of Murdered Girl
Outburst as Manacled
1 Slayer Appears
in
JURY PICKED IN HALF HOUR
Jurymen Who Will Fix
Life or Death for Lively
Ferrinnn Ooergo UnrnirV
Nn. - - fJpiURp A. .Iiii-U.
Nil, "- Sninin'l AHhwih
Ne. -I Arlet Wrlctit.
Ne. ."--(ioercn I.. H.irkin. A:
Ne. lVIInn T Hulnr-
Ne. 7- Itrunieml AV. June.
Ne. S Wffinm K. !Ien';""trii
Ne. Si- Wlllliim ll'iehcs.
Ne. 10 Hillnry TiVhtnnn
Ne. 11 Davl.l nil.en.
Ne. 12 Carlten V.. tiiele.
"Thcrc'-i the wild lcnt." rri."l Mi-'
Mlchat'l Kiitm, in the i.nrllnctun
County roiirtheiiso, n' Mount Hll
today. uIipii I.uiun Llrrl. , cenfr-Ti!
xaurdercr of her seven ear-old iI.-iiirIi
tcr, Mathilda, was let! mte court t"
be tried for lii life.
There, wns n tence meiiifM. tvhi'
the Negro, grittliiR Ills tetli, nm. witli
a blight smili', ia.rd en te hi ji'ruf
manacled between two guard".
The courtroom wns crowded with
men nnd women, among them mnnr of
Llvely's own race. OutMde there n
a crowd nKe. unable te find room in
the old courthouse.
Murmur" of pity far the sobbing
mother were beard through the court
room, but attendants rapped sharply for
order.
Itcrra Parents Present
Mrs. Iluse, her hiishtitul, Mirlinr,
end their -leen -year-old son Alfrr I
ivere seated in tlie front row, near the
places r-encd for I.iirty nnd his l.i'
ycrs. Alfred is t be a witness for th'-CemnKuiw-NiItli
Ills twin bietlicr.
Charles who was te haw testified, diul
)at ures:
Twe bailiffs went ever te the Uu"
fanii'y aftc the mether'n outbreak, nnd
having calmed her, Vd the familv tn
ether Feato. en the front row. but nt
the otfeiie "I'l.1 of the room, as r.n
away n fie'siM.. from th" prisoner.
Lively seemed iindUtnrlii'l Aftr li
ked born seated with his counsel l,e
KFked ti-e guards te loosen his lintnl
cufO. lie bold out his manacled wrist wrist
te show that the feted bands were tee
tight. Mindful of the oeea-len when
he tried te slip" the handcuffs, en
the way te Mount llc'dv jml from
Rridgeten after his c.iiture, the detec
tives refuse,, bis request.
Jonathan II. Kelsey. prosecutor of
Burlington County, assisted bj .lames
Mercer Davis, is tring Lively before
Supreme Court Justice Kalisch. Th
defendant is represented by V. Clark
Palmer, of Mount Helly, who was ap
pointed by the Court.
.Itiry Chesen Speedily
The jury was selected quirk'.t. In
exactly thirty-one minutes nfter the
first talesman had been examined, the
twelve
fate
opening address at 11:40 e'el icl;
"Iiie proseuitien will show." he sai,'.
"that Lively wi J fully killed Mntblldn
Russe.
"We will show that the day before tl
murder he had dug tin- child's grave."
Tin: Prosecutor vividly deserieid the
finding of the child's body and it . u
ditieu. Mr. Itusse sobbed as he spoke.
rather of Victim Testifies
Tin first witness called b.v the pn.s.
ecu t Ien wiis James Legan. Ceuntv V.t
jineer of IJurliiigteu Count, who ..
plained a mnp et the Lively and I.-se
neuses,
Michael Hu'se. fath'.r ': tin mur
dered child, fdlewed. He -t.itcd ),..
knew Lively and had "pen 1,11.1 ,llln. ,,,.
twice. He sere that at 7:i the night
before the child disappeared he saw a
moll light in Lively s cellar.
"The window was open." he testitied,
4,and I heard n sound like digging."
The father said the last ()! I e an
his daiuliti'i- was nt twenty minutes te
Cthc night slie ili-appeninl. w m n f.i
walked past Ins tnr
Husse w.is repi'iinnii'h d s-nnil tluics
by the .Iud;e whin he tried t' nnrriit
Conversations between him-e f .mi I. is
Wife.
Mrs, Uusse wIimi called -rf 1I-I l.f
sobbing, and when -he t'ml. tie wiin.:s-,
stand wen utmost an :ur rf eemi'ii- lie
Her testimony was brief.
Heard Si ream, S.es .Mether
"I heard a scream and ,1 deg lnr!..-i;
neM deer," the mother t.st.tieil
"About 1111 heui Liter I ask"l I.ivi!-.
If he had seen mv . mid. and he an
Bwercd "Net lately.'
Then ih' I'lespiuti'in cnlt. I i'eveii
year-old Alfwd I.ivelj. .Iijsitce Ku
Ilsch rilled his lesinnmn u ,K ,,0 e:ii;n -tent,
because he did net seem I., under
stand lull t!ie seriousness. (.f tilling
a Me.
"De viiu knew wluii a lie i-v askui
AsslHiant Prosecutor Davis.
"Yes sir," ausvvcrtd tin- .vei,-year-eld
cliild.
"De .veu knew what you get." ..' -tinned
Mr. Davis, "when vuu 1. a
lie?"
"Yes. ir. ' said the bev , ' -ou ge' a
licking."
"De you knew whit the Ilthlr is'.'"
asked the assistant prusecutm
"Yes, sir," nnsvveie.l the In.v ' it
Js a book about Ged and everj tl.ini: "
Mr. Davis turned te the mirt.
"Your Imiier." he said, "this child
docs net knew vvhut teMiiuem is. n".
riot in the llnrd reader." Th,. .Judge
read out the hev testimony.
ITALIAN PLANES FOR TURKS
Munitions Alse Reported Found en
Ship Seized by Creeks
raris, Nev. 2'."-'ll. A P. 1 .n
Athens dispatih te the Havas Aguiey
t6iluy sa.n a Greek crni-cr has inter.
cepted oft" tin- Ieniun I -l.uiij of C Vil.i .
leilu an Italian teainei- Imuiid fur
Adillia, Seuthwetiin Asia Miner, with
munitien alleged te be Int. i..e for the
Turkish Nationalist Armv 011 beard.
A st'UH'h of the steainei- revenled,
it is stated, nine Itiitiau uuplun.--, two
million laitridges and ether war ma
terial. Seventh Street Stere Burned
.'The store of (.abler llretheis. detile s
ila, ladles' wear, a' Jein Smitli S. vcnt'i
rijtrcct, caught lire at 11 ..ill .i.ieck ijii.
iinernlng. the less will lie about sliinij
iThe fire made its wav te the second Heur
men WHO vveul'i decide Livel s .. ..i ,,, ' r,i,. t. ... ,.. ..""' "".' "?.,".': "J. V,.:V'Y' ',.;: ,t eh,t. f nnmm.nt '-limit K l..,i.l ...........ii..". n" :." ..N'.'l'V.V.- .."..... .;.;"i.. - ":-"-"-.l' ""V'. . .....m.- nnuui, iiie iwe um 0
were sworn and In the jurvbex. 1 1 "', V .. ',' , 1 . ., 1 i-i "r MMPticett nan teiu 111m 111:11 n um Hc.a..i.t v ..s,m.v . -"""" 1 ""' ;.,,,'. ,T ,, Vl """" l"'- iue v caiiu-s ........ jhhU, ..n- most ,mpertnnt enterprises, only 1 per r ,)0i
A panel of twentv-eiiht was e-ille.I . l ""','. .""',,, 'K . ' "Ills niece s and tiuiuiy wen j.rn men. white Plains. . 1.. ev. j.i ti ;v.. : . .l" " ";, J,'"' ,"""'. "l" r- ernnwi 11s 1 nisi.iiiui -'"Mniiiu- Knt of the total appropriation was
of vJiem ten were excised by mutual ""mImrV . ,"'1 ","' ' ""'f ' '.," Dun. an a!-e told et . u. narne.t s i contest of the will of Daniel' "'V,lr 'n'-"- 1 nuiKc niiciu. ieve- mlng tip against iicnn j.anuru. tne 111- awarded. Net only is war a waste of , -
consent of counsel I)..f ens . ,1 ,,r mediately took up the case with the inband's visit te the Lippincntt yacht A.t.i a contest 01 me win u 1;. lltl Montgomery and Clnghern. They leged murderer of ten women and a boy. ' me money nnd nrenertv hi t it hrluM "
Stle, cad i L i F"n 0ffi"- "w-teW that Mr ;vie he became stricken in .lie Seuth Uheades Hanna. former Cleveland pub- , ucr? glwfc, nt thf b , b l)r ,lrW n picture f honor ami .Icprnvlb'tSTtsSn ,,
t-nipterv !-i,al!,'n,-e three time' T,ve of 1,uckl"v w,, ,n .b" lr!'"rt"' h'"T -f 1"'-1"1 " 15artl"u ''"i"1"'1'"1 "" Hhcr and son of the late Senater Mar- r uibush. who took them through the 1 which brought forth gasps and muttered j which takes n generation te n5-Lp
the jurors excused were wenvn. Ne 1'1, nC,,v,, nsa,n,f ."'i' P,," - Imnk-r's pnper when he joined the CUll A. Hanna, today appealed certain, laboratory ,,nd showed tli-m the meth- imprecations from his auditors i.gnlnstlnil(I f crjmc ,, fc ;' ; g g
woman is servinc en the ii.rv ''nn Gnvi-rnment. and for mei than a ,,art, . when ntternejB for Miss dune Avis eds of obtaining nmaintlenn of radium the se-called 'T.luebeard of (.nmbals." bev b,,hin.. the b.,s ,.,''.,, "", rU 0!
Prnu,',,.,,!. i.-i., in..-..i ...., 1 ... week .Mr. Nimmerlln made tutlle elterts Mr. i-mi. l? Lmnincett. a sister- r,.n, filed u notice of nppcarnnce at ler use in the cure 01 cancer. , The jury, greatly impressed nt llrst. .in, ,w,u 1,,...., - -.1 ... ; ' Ml JrH II T
Eybtfer! it wan extinguished.
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MI.SN EimiNA ASHLEY
England's richest girl, who Inher
ited SHMMHMUHiO at the death of
her grandfatlie: . Sir Ernest ('as
set!. Is te become the bride of Ird
I.euls of Mount!) ittcu. seu of the
late Prlnrc Leuis of Ii.itteuhurg.
'Hie latter is a sailor, who is with
the Prince of Wales en his trip te
the East. His name Is an English
transposition of his father's patro patre
njinic. Miss Ashley Is only eight
teen years old
BUCKLEY QUITS MEXICO
UNDER'SAFE CONDUCT"
His Expulsion Due te Alleged Ac
tivity Against Government
Mexico City. Nev. 20. P.y A. P. -
William 1" Ituckle , president of the
American Association of Mexico, fur
whose arrest and expulsion the Mexi
can Government Issued nn order sp .
ernl weeks age, left Mexico City Sun
day night.
Ills case hns eaued much txcitetnent
here, where he was well known for
vinrs as n business man. When lie ar-
te obtain a copy of the written charges.
Meanwhile, a refugie in the I.mbnssj.
Mr. Ilucklev communicated at length
wih the Washington i.flii'inN. but the
best intn.m.ntieii is that no instructions
wire received from them.
Charge Summeiiin cemniunlciitnl
with I'ureign Minister Pain, win. inime
diatelv furnished the document liens,
s.irv fe'- the American's safe tiavel te
the lnu-'ler
A 1'iriMi- phase of the I'.nckley in
cident is thnt although the order fur hi-arri-t
!nis bii'li in the i ands of the po pe
li"t. f..r vve.ks his Internment in the
American Ilmhn-sv was with the con
sent of the Mexican r'ft'inls
DIVORCE FOR POLICEMAN
Lieutenant Samuel Fleming Re
ceives Decree Case Uncontested
Lieutenant Samuel 1'leming. of the
Seventh and Carpenter streets police
station, pceivt'd a divorce te'Viv from
Catharine II Pcimug. in Common
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msr. Parley Dims Moscow's Hopes
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lines it appaieiit agre.niiiit lie.
twe. 11 J i "iti and Aiiipriia at t'ie W'n-'i-iiigtini
(in "'Mine mi the Siberian ipies.
Hen." sa.vs that it hns dimmed Mm.
cow's hup. s tii.it "the ciiutliirv iu
leiesU of 1.1,1111 and tne I'niled Stales
would i nii-pei the vcllew race te be
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ALLEGE ANOTHER
LIPPINCOTT WILL
Heir
of Philadelphia Banker,
Oppose Bequest of Estate
te Sister-irl-Law
SECOND DRAWN IN 1910
Ap'rie! Ilmntrh tn Vvtntne Public l.rdutr
Atlanllc Cit. Nev. L'fl Kvldrnce te
show the existence of n filter will nnd,
further that the estate involved was
held in trust for the family wn.s Intro-,
dueed tednv by counsel for Miss Agnes i
Maj I.ippincett. of Philadelphia, ut!
the eieuing of the hearlne in the nppenl
fr en probate of the document offered
iv the last testament of lieerge Truman
I iivinei'tt. iiitlllennire bunker, who
died heie from Rleeplng sicknes" con
tracted nbenrd his yacht in Flerida
writ"" last 1'elirunry
Mrs. .liep Wnlberf llartlett, wife of
a feriiier cltv imnnitssiener nnd shore
banker, was named as chief beneficinr
of the estate in the will offered for'
probate, which made no prevision fet
rolnthe-. Mppliicnti died at the Mart
let home in Ventner. Miss I.ipplnciitt,
it niece, is joined in her action by n
niimbev of relatle nNe residing in
1 hUadelehln.
The will imiler attack was drawn In
June. V.Kil, mill be(iieatliecl the entire
estate te Ins wife. A codicil wiin ndde I
nfti-r her death in August. 15M7. which
l.ciiueiilhed the teitunc te the sister. in
ttw. Mi's. Hartlvtt. The cnc is being
In .ml in Drplians' Court b Judge Hob Heb
ert II. lngersell.
Kstate Oi iginally In Trust
Tenner Attorney (leneral Robet t N
IcCartcr. chief of counsel for Miss Lip-
pinciitt, etliii'il what purported te be the
last will and testament of Harcley I.lp
piiiintt. the deceiised's father, tending
te show that the estate was eriglnnlb
1 pc(i:i -itln-cl in tiust for the I.ippincett
I'amib Attorneys for Mr", llartlett ob-
;jecteu te its introduction and refused
ni'knewledgnient en ether legnl points.
Much imiKirtance is attached te tne
paper.
.ill. .HI I llUil ilUil' mil III' IIUIIIU'si
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Mr. Mi ( unci attacked the werdin
i,l in'- i "in, ii u jivi ill tiling hi inu will
"iiercii ter primate, lie said there wn
unmistakable cwdence en its face that
it did net refer te the attached docu
ment" and that it was 'utterly incon incen
s. stent te the will they tr te admit."
The will names the wife as executrix
and the codicil specifies "the executer."
.Hill hiti r provides for a release from
the furnishing of n bend while the
dm anient ettered makes no reference te
ti is point.
Second Will Drawn In 1910, U Claim
In opening the en se befeie the re.ut
Mr. Mct'iirter declared that the con
testant would bring corroborative proof
tn.it another will was
IlilO. nine vears after
mltti d for probate.
drawn about
tue one sub-
Themas W. Hllllard, of Palntka.
Fin., wheie I.ippincett spent his win
ters, testified that he and the banker
had frequently discussed his will.
"lie -aid the property left te him
was in the nature of a trust, that his
fiiiuilv would find that the estate, when
turned ever te them, would b? worth a
gie'ir deal mere than when it came te
him." Milliard testified. The witness
s.iid that I.ippincett had told him that
he made a will about fivi .ars before
his wife died.
Jeseph Duncan, a foek aboard the
aeht in which Lippmcett made Ins laM
ln-Invv of the banker, who resides in
1 1 ntner, tesiiued t lint sometime in ue-
i ember. P.Mli. J.iniilm ett liad nniuienci
his will while discussing the illness of
her own husband, Krenkliu Lippin-
cell. vvnv, eniv .vesieiuaj . inline a
vi:i and left m.v wife only what the
law allows her. I provided for nil ti'c
'.atullv. mid carried out the wishes of
mv father." Mis. I.ippincett testified
Lippiner.tt had said te her.
1'nriiii r Judge Clarence L. Cele, one
of e.iun-el for defense, tool; tlie stiind
nnd di la, led hew the will had been
It 11 v n ui'd the circuiiistance-, surumtiil
,ng the 01 casien. lie htated that the
codicil had been drawn in his eiljee. but
'.nd no p.rsenal knowledge . f its text
i.nttl It was presented te him by Lip Lip
1'iiicett te place with the will of l!l(ll.
"Lippinceti told ine in a later con
versation that the Lippineett family
lied no claim en him and that he was
net fiiendl.v te them or they te him.
lie said he saw no better way of dis
posing of the estate than te leave it
iu Mr- P.art'ett." Judge Cilc asserted.
Lippinnitt lelt an 1 state valued nt
1. ward ..I' SI (MiO. (i(i(. Mrs. Martlett
, f. k,,.. I enelii-iiiry under tlie will
:i der att.ii k.
VETERANS HERE TO FORM
NEW WAR ORGANIZATION
Fermer Combat Men Wanted te Jein
Association
P'.m.ls II Wink, nt I'etivii, iin
tnm il i.igani. r if the ii.wl; formed
Cuiil a' ct.raiis of il.i Aiii'i-ican l'.
peiiifi.ui.irj. I'i.icis, is in Ph.l id.'lpliiA
in I'.riu .'i l'hiln'lcliliia biatnh.
"Wv f ' 1 I'tif s.icletv will inert the
rerp' -ein. tits ..f Iiuti.lt I'll- of thousands
ut' e n.l.al ineii who luivc sta.ve.l out
..f ivisfiiie ergaiiiiitiinis of et-rerviee
men " said Mr. Wi.ik.
'A'lsti.ill.i and New ealaiid have
started a combat se. ti t.v : Canada nl
rend.v Las one nnd the l.aigest society
numerically in I'r.ince is a . einbat
men's org.inv.ntieii.
"(i.ir nr.iii.iiil ndii-lnl" are headed by
.i I'linir .itfiinev. Uebi-rt llinniet i.e.'.
a former 1 n ' D. vision man: our vice
,, resident ami i Leut two deen honor henor honer
nrv v.. presidents i.re Ce'ig... ssi.mal
.Nli.'lal nt' IIeiiiii- iiipii. All nn u who
i.i-iv nth disabled in nctleti
have been voted an heilnrnrv niei.ilier
si i, , i. h i.lleves t lii-iu ..i" navment
of ii.iiii.iiil .a li.ca' dm- .T.il.n (i.
h'tn.-i , i'.i' ii.h miiiil i .11111111111.1. i of thn
Ameri. .ill legion, litis, n nth been
made 'in hoiiernrv member of uiir so se
e.et.v." CO-EDS BEING "RUSHED"
Penn Sororities Make H.iy While
Getting Is Geed
Tednv is tin nd dm of the
ii-l.iiis" season of the I'mvernity of
p. i iisj Ivftiiri orerlties t.. cuntiiiue
until the iiiiddle of next month. Ail
ishlliK" pnit.e. will i.c hei en the,
I"llives , ll.ilills with eciptlm of
the final big tune when e icli MH-eriiv
w'i i,reh t.lv giv. si.ini. son of an affair
nt a dev. nte n h.'ii !
S li e Di in Iir,iik. of (If Scheel of
i;.lin ati.'ii. i-sind h- dictum de-hii ing
. :iss mi v .t H's ter girl -tiiiiems. for fer for
Inililee. I'ii gu's have !ind f. w ,,',,,u-.
tilllltlis te eui.l lhe liillny sueinl , tfll Pr.
at iiiii I mv" s,t rhe felllllllg of
..ieritis di I" Is all gloom, nnii lunio lunie lunio
feilh "i e ids" will tiijnv nil the pnvl
I leges that ure purt of a sorority, I
FIRE-SWEPT NEW
f"-V" vCTiiilj!WB"ri'r-' y v ,, - r?
. , iiHt 'Sf jw.fjii'Hi -.. - x:jwe t ft - j.
International
With the death list new standing at slv, (Wnncr Mlv ts conducting an
inquiry Inte the fire, which Inst Sunday night destroyed the Ilhille
Theatre, a motion-picture house In New Haven, The photograph shows
the burned building
RIVER FLOODS PITTSBURGH
The Ohie Is Rising Four Inches an
Heur as Result of Rain
Pittsburgh, Nev. 2!l. (l A. I'.)
The llrst November Heed in mere than
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'"nil,! ., , i , .t ,e u.i''.iih , vi
River from the upper reaches of the
Monengaheln and Allegheny, the result
of nn nlmeH continuous rainfall for
several davs
The Heed stage, twenty-two feet nt
the point bridge, was reached before
da.v break today and a few hours later
the Ohie was ilsing four Inches nn hour,
with predictions from the WcnMier llu-
ea ii that th- crest would be reached
een alter neon.
Si ores of per-ens living in the low lew
Ini.ils of the North Side of Pittsburgh
were taken fi'Mii their homes in beats
hv the tielice. while rising water corn-
nel.ed the suspension of operations In n
number of mills and factories. Kc-
ports irem peims.ui.NiK i.n- ...uu .6..-
hela River said the damage would be
heavy.
Mnnv prints m Western Pennsl
vania i-ep-u'ted damage during the day.
At Johnstown the Cenemiiugh River
overflowed Its banks and compelled sus
pension of trnllie in the lower part of
th- city, nnd nt O.ikinent en the Alle
gheny near Pittsburgh, muij summer
houses were Heeded.
-nn sn-i-rr-nn- iiiiiiii.n iiiii i
TO CONTEST HANNA'S WILL
Searing en the proving of the win
jjiSs Evans' name, nearly Dletteii out
,,.ienred en the will In a milliner
l"
('s
"
.
i.,,iiin tl.nt Mr. Ilniinn. four tim
divorced. Intended nt one time, nt lea
te make licr -Mrs. nanua me iin
.. .... ,;r.i.
Surrogate Slater appointed David,
Murdeti, Peeksklll law.ver, special)
guardian fnr all Mr. Hanna s ciiliuren.
The hearing was adjourned for two
weeks because of the tuilure of lnwcrs
for the estate te appear.
..
UNCLE JUD'S" DILEMMA
Less
of Papers May Bar Harmen
Frem Supreme Court
Columbus, O.. Ncv. 20. (Uy A. P.I
--Though a former Attorney General
of the Tniled State- and one of the
foremost lnvv.vers of the eeuntrj . Judsen
Harmen mav be unable te prat Hit his
legal profession before a certain (iov (iev
eminent depaitmetit in Wellington.
Te practice tieterc tins ininiriin.ei.
preiLMUlilte for all iitternevs is tuat
thev file with the nepnriinent a ceium-u
cepj of their udiui-sieii te the bar. Se
far Mr. Harmen has been unable te
'mate anv official rrcerd et bis admis
sien, as he was admitted manv .cars
nun threiiah the "l'l District courts, ine
man uicniij ims r.ci -u..is. ..,.-
uprcmc Court advised , today
wus unable te find the elheml
State Supreme
that It
ii'cerd.
PENN STUDENTS HELPED
Chemistry Beeks In Separate Sec
tion at Library
The Walter Ilattiild Librnr;. of
Chemist r has hi en cstauiisiicii at renn
svlvanin I'lilversity Library
making It
l.essilile for the first time tn a long
peiied for chemistry students te find
the books en the subject in one place.
The new section of the Uhrur.v is lo
cated at the east end of tin- sicend
Heur, and i" cut off from the etln r room
In n'si 1-proof wall and a plate. glass
diiei . The funds ncrcsnrv t' install
the reading room were furnished by
llenrv Iltitlield. in honor of his bietlicr.
a in' t
iiiber of the class el ini-'.
Ten Women Passed for Burch Jury
I,os Angeles. Nev. 20. The fourth
da of the dial of Aitlmr ('. Hiirch for
the allcg'd uiunhr of J. Helten Ken-ne-ly
ended with the jury still tini-e-heted,
but with indiciitiens that tlie
panel would be cnmplet' d. and taking
,,f tistimeny began tednv. Of
elevrn persons in the jury bin teru
pnrnril passed, ten weie women.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
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Anna McGarver, 21i'3 N Colerado
HAVEN THEATRE
6 "MOVIE" FIRE DEATH TOLL;
Yale Sophomore, Burned While Res -
,ln. w a... wi,,m,
eulng Women, Among Victims
New Haven, Conn., Nev. -!'.(ly
A. P.) Twe mere persons who were
, ,--
ten.,, n.t in i, !. ,..i.ti. .t.,t ...,. i ti,
uitiiivn ,,, iiiv; 111'- IWIIUU II' II i'.i til V,l.
Rialto Theatre. Sunday night, died te- ,
da , making the uctual death list six.,
j the coroner having eliminated the name '
of Timethy Ilnulen, who was a vlr
tim of heart disease. These who died
today were Everett Case and Victer
Certeller, both of this nt.
The deaths last night were these of
Allen Keith. Yale sophomore, whose
I home was m f-oiithpert. Conn., and
i Miss Mabel Meran. a telephone opera
ter of Derby, Conn.
Keith, nfter getting out of the the
atre unharmed, returned several times
and assisted n number of women out of
the place. On Ills Inst trip Inside, wind
j ,0 prolonged in order te grope about in
, tc smeKe, lie wus burned severely,
INSPECT RADIUM PLANT
Ceuncllmcn Greeted by Dr. Furbush
In Laboratory
A Inrg? party of City Ceuneilmrn
vlsittd the new S200.000 radium plant
1 'Lis. morning at the Invitation of Dr.
I'nrbiisb, head of the Department of
ncaith.
In the group that went te the Phila-
The ferninl npeninv; of the new plant
mes tninerrnu nl .". I M ...!,.. .1...
Mayer and ether cltv effldalii will be
present The tw0 grains of radium
whtc, ,l,e .l,y ,,,. ",.;u fZ '
.S15-1.00U. bu, has since incrensC,l m
value te about S200.0IMI.
plant cost about $ 1.1,000.
Deaths of a Day
HENRY S. HALE
Manufacturer Who Died In Canada
Is Burled Here
Iipnry S Hale, Philadelphia manu
facturer, died Saturday In Montreal.
Canada, and his body was sent here
for burial. Mr. Hale was sevrntv
seven .tears old and his Philadelphia
home was nt 2ei).1 Chestnut street.
He was for n long tjmc identified
with the Ilnle & Kllhurn .Mnnufac-
.....us s..ini.iiii.v, nun in recent venrs
vva-. int"rc-tei
in hate) nnd really dc-
the A V" 1 1 i t r Mn,,.,'. .1...
vi lepments In
lie was president of the Djxville Notch
oiperation. He was taken HI while
at his seu'.s home at DiwilL N,,t..'i
Tl.. Inn. .t 1,1. ...1.1 .
-,j,.S- (
.. ,.,...-, nn mew . Olie ,niii.,ti,,
I. Ivrisnills. of New V.n-It ,,i..i
n sfJli u w K j. , M0nIm.i
1Ie wn mellbl. nf , M ,,(.;' .''
ors. r,tll tllC L- League ,,",.
Masens
J'uiiernl services rrr ),(,, this after
noon at 120 Chest,M,t street, conduct..,;
bv the Uev, Clinten Scott, of t.
Church of the I(esei-utun I'nlvei-salis.
FRANK WALTER
I'mnk Walter died en Siindnv nr l.i l.i
heme, 2."12 Seuth 1 "Iff - first -nvet. ..fie..
(l" '"l"', f eight months. Mr. Walter
nun men in ine wiielcsale eonfcctieiierj
business for .vears. He was with the
linn of Jisi ph Casimi. and entered the
emphiv of Henry Jonas, feuniler of the
business, at the age of thirteen. The
funeial villi take place tomorrow after,
neon til Mr. Walter's ln,nie.
DR. JOHN P. REYNOLDS
rillieral s,.rNle,i f. )r ,in i
Heviiilts will be leiiilueted (IiJh after after
neon at the I. nine of Ills, daughter, jjr,
James u'Hiien, (ilenehlen, Del'iiware
Count, win re he died Saturdav
ni'lit He was horn iu Jirldeten,
J., sixty-six .venrs age. Iu lys,, ",
wus graduated from tlie I'liiverslty of
Peilli-v 'villiln Medical Scheel, and be
gnu nietlce at "n." Spruce stnet, where
he remained until 101 S.
When the war ended he took up his
resiiliine vvilh his daiighti r in (iu,.
olden and practiced llieie. Lesidps Mrs
O'lfricn the surviving clilldren nie lr
V. M. Itc.vnelils. Darby, and J. paui
IteyiieMs, KHs Ithiin street, this, clt
IliteriiR-nl will he lu Arliiiijteu CeiiR.
tcry. JATdES McCANN, SR.
James McCunn, Si, who for sixty
jciirsi bad been active in the niniiiige'.
ment of the plant of Henry Disston .V
Sens, Ine , died .vcsteida at his home
"(ill) Tulip street, Tneeiiv. He ,,
eight -four .veins ed and was the fmher
of tlie ',i' . Jehn K. MiCnuii, rictei ei
St. I'.iM'iiai-il'f Keiuau Catholic Cliuieh.
I'asten. lie was niie el he eidi t
citixins of tlie ueitlieiist section ,'iud
had In en I'leiuiiii'iilly active in vatinii vatinii
Cathel.e i harit.v orgaiiinntieiis. A ie
ii .fin muss, will be lelebrutcd by the
.en lu St. Lee's Chinch Thursday
morning.
I DIP CTflDITC UCI D
UIU UIUI1LU I ILL!
E
Firms and Empleyes Jein
Giving te Charity Chest
for Philadelphia
in
NEAR HALF-WAY MARK
PhlltKjelphln'H "Uig Five" depart
ment stores, from the members of each
firm down te the smallest cash boy,
have joined forces te de their shnrc lit
making the Wclfnrc Federation's 51,
000,000 campaign n success.
Incomplete tabulations show the
'straw bridge & C.etiilcr Mere leads
with a subscription of $10,000 from the
Ceni niiH S-tSftO from the pmn UTf". I he
Wiiniimaker store Is next with pledges i
nggiegating R10.000, while Lit Ill-ether
contributed $-"000 as n linn nnd SlMHHl
mm the empleyes; Hncllcnburg s .000
from the linn and SI 000 from cmplej
es, nnd Gimbel's ?SI)00 from the firn.
nnd approximately $700 from empleyes. ,
Mere than 2700 of the Strawbridge I
& Clothier empleyes se for have, sub- .
scribed te the fund. 100 departments i
having reported subscriptions from 1O0
per cent of their respective forces. '
Fertv-cight ether departments, reported ;
subscriptions of from 05 te 92 per rent i
of the forces. '
At the Wnnaninkrr store two general
meetings of the empleyes 0000 or mere
have been held in Fnlverslty Hail.
Anether will he held Inte this afternoon,
when Federation speakers and store,
ellieials will outline the welfare idea ,
and pi ess the necessity for bringing the !
campaign te n successful conclusion.
Various liKlividtnii groups unii sec
tions of the Wanamakcr store empleyes
have tcqiicsleil that Federation meet
ings be held for their benefit. The em em
peoyes of the store's furniture ware
house en Washington avenue and these
connected with the house furnishings
department, which virtually covers the
1 entire fourth fleer, nre among the store
. divisions which have vehintnr'ly offered
Mr n , the ,lrlV0i whc vlr.
, tuallv every selling and nen-seliliig or-
gnnizatleti thiougheut the great store
, - .. !., i,
svstcm nlrcailv lias iinneinted ceminit
1 1 V 11
J.,.'..;, s,ib,'"r!ptiens.
"Contributions te the Welfare Fcd-
eratien's campaign from the Wnnnmn-
I ker store will t"tal net less than $10
,000." Mild Rebert D. Drlpps. special
assistant te Mr. Wanamaker. "We me
j new nt work thiougheut the entire slore
.mil subscriptions are lolling in hour
I by hour."
' Although official figures place the
I total amount subscribed te the Welfare
drive nt SI, 7.10,200. late amounts net
' tnbu'ntrd in thnt report probably put
the drive across the halfway mark of,
the $1,000,000 sought from Philadel-I
phifl
The amount reported nt the luncheon
held in th" Rellevuc-Strntferd cstcr
day whs 172.000, but the 10,201 sub
scriptions which mnde It show the in-
' creased Interest among the people as a
whole. Heretofore, while larger totals
' have been reported, there has never
I been an thing like .vesterday's number
1 of pledges.
LANDRU VERDICT DELAYED
Prosecutor Resumes Summing Up
TnH, Af..P - R.t
Today Alter a nest
KDaiiHN euv. -.'. nn- ri"'i:irr or
' ..ill... "NT.. Oil rpi, .,..
denied te 1
CfltlK1 restlc(
lese interest and then be
s as the prosecutor tired
1 iiniler the great effort of his
address. M. (.odefrey there.
'cldcil that he would postpen,
! J!ma'L "'V!!? "LWJ
effort of his four-hour
eupen dc-
tpene further
Hi s fact
I will delay a full day the reaching of a
verdict.
Italian Destroyer Sinks In Storm
Iin.hui. Nev. 20.-(Uy A. P.l
Tl e Italian destrever Ctiitrnune has
gene town in llm Mediteiriinei'.ii Sen
off the pjrt of Apil'ia during a storm,
according te n dispatch from Itrindu'i
te the Diily Mail.
DRIVE
Chinese leases
Temple Jars
and Ginger Jars
in powdered blue, jade, turquoise, apple
green, old rose, celeden, rose dc chine
and sang dc beeuf.
Delft Jars
in characteristic blue' and white
J. ECaldwell & Ce.
Jewelry - Silver - Statienehy
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
Clesimj Heur, 5:30 P. M.
i rJW
THE PHILADELPHIA
ART GALLERIES
S. E. Cerner Fifteenth and Cheitnut Stret. Pldl-H.lel,;.
REED H. WALMER, Auctioneer
ANNOUNCE
An Impertmit Public Sale of
HIGH-GRADE RUSSIAN FURS
Crusihtinjj of Coats, Capt-., Ceatees, Wraps, Scarfs, Stoics,
Sets in Hudsen Seul. Skunks. Mid... Miisi-,.,.t w.,i
Kaccoen, Carucul, Nutria, Near Seal, '
Squirrel, and a great variety
of ether furs
MOUNTED WILD ANIMAL RUGS AUTOMOBILE ROBES
TO BE SOLD
Thursday and Friday Afternoons
December 1st and 2nd, 1921, at 2:30 o'clock
in eitiu.it or
MR. N. JORDAN, 13 W. 40th Street, New Yerk City
On Exhibition Wcdnehday, November 30th
I n v'Y'it'i i I
Name Makers Arc Busy
en Title for 1926 Fair
WOItT,T)WAH M".MOt'
EXPOSITION Is suggested by Heed
h. McCenaghy, llnddenllcld. N. .1.,
as a name for the Sesqul-Centcn-nlal
here In 1020.
TIIK GIlADIiK OF LIDERTV
FAIR Is suggested by Herbert T.
Norten, of -101 a Chestnut street.
MIHOHTY FAItt FOU THE
WORM) EXPOSITION Is sug
gested by Themas A. Uenncr, of 1101
North Third street.
THE WORLD'S UNITY FAIR
by Mrs. Virginia Harrison, of 3223
Spring Garden street.
FAIR I'HILIV'S FAIR by Dera
Illnden, of 07S Ndcth Seventh
street
THE WORLD'S WAR FAIR,
by Geerge McGutiltflc, of 1)20 East
Chelten avenue.
1020 WILLIAM PENN EXPO
SITION, by E. S. Selton, of 0S57
Osage avenue.
THE WORLD'S RECOGNI
TION EXPOSITION, by Freder
ick llnag, dr., of 4122 Osage uve
title. WORLD'S PEACE EXPOSI
TION, by .1. M. Amwes, of 1044
Judsen place.
The Evenixe I'L'IILIC LEDGnit
Is receiving mnny of thee sugges
tions. Have you one te offer?
BROOME RAPS WAR
1
Tells Convicts in Penitentiary of
Crimes Which Followed
Recent Conflict
FUNDS
HITS BIG ARMS
1 divorce nnii illegitimacy preceeiiing, the
banker nnd the former bhewgirl shard
Ritlerly condemning war, Sttpcrln- the same cottage.,
tendent of Schools Hroeme spoke te the hcthcr thiR will relate te the villa
convicts in the Eastern Penitentiary this 'en the outskirts of Perlchcster, where
afternoon, mentioning n number of re-1 it was reported they were seen this
cent crimes in the city as examples of summer, could net he determined. N'er
the dreadful aftermath of international could it be ascertained whether the wit
conflict. nesscs who saw them nt a Leng Island
Facing the long rows of grny-clnd roadheu&e will be brought te court.
men, some of them the perpetrators of
the crimes he mentioned. Dr. Hroeme
had for his subject "The Telly of
Wastefulness."
Dr. ltroeme characterized wasteful
ness as the greatest felly iu the world
today.
"The great wastefulness wrought by
the recent World War." said Dr.
"Tine "! the most striking example.
What ceuld1 hnvc toeen accomplished
jf 'he constructive enterprises of peace
.had the frightful waste of men, prep
erty nnd wealth been avoided? And
.. ...... irtfinnnnrt in-.i . .i....v.iwii iu,m.- . .r..i.i.n lmhhhi,
.... ...... ..w.vuv.ww jaunii..!., i..u
represented the htreng th and vigor of
the Natien. Most of them were jeung
men. .
The
mener cost- or (Mn ..If-m-He
stru'"'le
7. nil xh.. iKTn" nnri
000.000. In 1020 the appropriation
ief our Government te pay for past wars
I .'mounted te nenr'y four billions of del-
lars. This was OS per cent of our Gov-
ernment appropriations for the year.
"One and one-half billions of the te-
. , Cj.l.en,iit..n,s ,,as .. fnr ,...
I 7. i . ---..,..- j.-...
. uen ler liiturc wur.
reu cuucatinn
"The three worst things in the world
are jealousy, hatred and ignorance, and ,
tne preuuet 01 tncse tilings is war. It
I always has been, and nlvvnys will be.
I until the nations discover some way or
tseftening international jealeusv nud
j hatred nnd dispelling Ignorance." i
HURT IN RUNAWAY
Heberl Hamilton, of Tenth nnd Law- '
rencc streets, Camden, was thrown'
fiem his team when the horses ran
away early this morning. He w.is taken i
te the Cooper Hospital. It is feared
.iu iius mii-miii injuries.
MufTa,
.....v.. "vttn. ..... 1'ivjn vuii ins iree- h "s7v .rfiri iir
dem. V
. i
HOTa IN FEB., 1918
Banker's Wife Offers Regi5t6r
in Evidence te Prove
Guy's Paternity
REMAINED THERE 2 WEEKS
Ry the Asseclae1 Prcsi
I'eiifililieeiMlc, N. v.. Ner. 29-A, .
(lefcnsc of the paternity of baby GuJ
Mlllmnn, the register of the St. V,'
Hetel In New Vdrk was Introduced te.
day In the divorce suit of Jnmes
Stlllmnn ngnlnst Mrs. Anne l stl,'
man te show that Mr. nnd Mrs. Still!
man had a suite of rooms there f0l
two weeks beginning February lij, 1013
nine months before the birth of Guy '
On Febritnry 10. it was snhl, th
register disclosed that Fred Ileuu'vals
part Indian guide, who Mr. Stillman
alleges Is Guy's father, wns awlgn-j
te a room at the St. Regis, nnd a
notation made te charge it te Mr Him
man's account.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stillman. Rcauvai.
two of the Stlllmnn children ami J
nurse remained nt the hotel two wcels
it is understood te have been testified
hv Charles N.ascend and Tlieodert
Reth, empleyes of the St. Reis.
Just before the hearing hegjui Mn
Stillman arrived hv train and wn"lki
te the chambers of Referee Daniel ,T.
Glenson. Mr. Stillman, as usual, aJ
net in attendance.
Through witnesses who have net yet
nnpearcd in the case Jehn F. Jlrcn
nan. chief counsel for Mrs. Stillman
and Jehn E. Mack, the baby's guardian'
expect te spread en the record new evl '
deuce of Stillman's association with Flo
Leeds.
The most Important part of the new
' line 01 icsumeny win jenil te prove
' thnt up te a comparatively recent date,
1 long nfter Stillman began the celebrated
REFUSE GERMAN CANNON
Illinois Ferest Beard Declines te Ac
cept Gift Frem War Department
Chicago. Nev. 20. (Ry A. I)
Captured German cannon are no fittinn
ornament for the gatevva.vs of the Cook
County forest preserve, the forest coin cein coin
mlssiencrs ruled today iu response te
nn offer from the War Department.
The forest Is the handiwork of the
nc t 1 . v ....
- m Ar s i'nr n I'l'nuiiinni i.i n t n 1 ...
f tne c0nty beard, te the forest com-
I m,,lenct '.'and it would be i bad
(nkte . (iP,.nr,ltP ..atewavs of ti.n fn,,
,,u,-n ,nut,-i,-.i ...in, 'u....i, ,.,n,,n.i..
1 1""-' ;- ",; ", r w...v..,,s
. I reminders, wnicn, neug u necessary ia
warfure, have no place iu our peaceful
recreation tracts."
His letter nddrd that Geld Star
Mothers had been granted permission t0
nlncc tablets in inemeiy of soldiers shin
in the war and te plant memorial tree,
nnd concluded .
Let these cannon and ether war
trophies be converted into plevvsharei.
tlier material fur use in the art
:ice.
Between Yeu and
the Sky
A Corrugated Wire
Glass reef steps the
electric light meter.
Imagine a sheet of corruga
ted iron with all its strength,
yet possessing the transpar
ency of glass.
The wire mesh embedded
in it holds it intact if cracked
by falling objects and for
the same reason impedes
the spread of fire in or out.
The wide corrugations softly
diffuse the light and greatly
reduce shadows.
Direct illumination from
the sky is obtained with pro
tection from the elements.
Suitable for reefing
factories, areaways,
platforms, arenas,
piers, canopies, and
trainsheds.
SmA for Bulletin Ne. u-B
and free lamplts.
Founded 1864
HIRES TURNER
GLASS COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA
KecheKtr ALBANY Wuhinttoe
IIKATHS
MtyUH - On Nav
hTKPIIKN't!
He ntlt" "".
fr niiis. Him. inrinlierH of Uncmy bejieiy.
vii'H le runerui, en -inuriiiu . - L;,emt
Ihte fBld. nee 'JI13U .N i-.mui m ,?h,;:0i
fiiulcm maun Ml. l.'un.ni-ii'U'.i "l ;.'.
H .10 A. M. Intfrnipnt Itul) IH-Uvcmfr te
Hi'ry ,ia 1021.
I, VI I.K. f-u.lilciily. en Nev ,-',';nu
THOMAS II. I.YTI.r. ,"", ."-" ;.rl frlensll
II ami Carmine Lytic cl',m" w,jn.-l
linlli'.l te fuiitiul k ici n " f. tj
.il 1?,U V. M.. nt Ilia iwrnl J "'','.' ,,'icn
Kry.tene rc . L'nner Darby jr n r i c
ami m.-riiipnt ThurHrtiu at A ""Vermlnul
nn arrival of train leavlm. Heailln I""'"
8 oKiar-it.-yev. st. LOi'isA widow J'
Invite! te att'ml fu. rr.il fr 1". inu' ,...-
J 1' M.. at rnaU'iice of hei non-i"-'";;
1 re.ll licit. a.'L'S i;ininil1, t "'
li irn C'eiiieirry. II nnliii. "lay
Interment .
H' "li
CO .v"--
V inrH.lay. afmr 7 V M ... s, ?
Nlt'llfit.S In New Yolk. ,,V",ifu.-r!
I ii MB'l.nniii -.,,,,..,. uIIT..
vi.l.l N'lrliu'H l.sil
" "' "... I'll.
h. il . iii. I nt mii-iit t i
jeirsiin
m:t, i'stati: I'"" xir'
"WIT Villl.. JlfMMs rUOlT.llTI
sum'Vansem sr - hui""1i"'"'l,,V'.r..BUI,i
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