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EVEiTCNG- PCJBLIC LEDaER-PHlADELPBtlA', TUESDAY, DECEMBER &0, 1921
ANTI-LYNCHING BILL
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AKEN UP IN HOUSE
WHISKY L6SES "KICK"
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Proof Dreps 112 e 40 Wblle Lying
8eled In Woreheute i
AUentewn, !.. Dec. 20. David
Llndaman, who lest July was robbed e
three barrels of whlly while-transport
ng It from Ambler, Is out with a loud
Mea3UrO Will Be Voted Upen i In tile United 8Ut Oenrt nt Phlla.
jiieipnin Ioki vcpk no wag round rmtr
i in irnnf.-rxmnc ntiuer witneut a permit
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Immediately After Christ
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Allentown
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IS GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY
j Br Die Afaeriatert l'ress
Wiuiilneten, Dec. IK). Given the
rljfht of way nfter ft hitter flsht. the
Dyer Antl-Lynchlng Hill wns te 1)3
taken up in the Heuse tertny for rcd
end debate under n I'lnn nsreed upon
by Heuse leaders, which will brlim It te
rote probably Immediately nfter the
ChrlRtmnt recess.
Aiiiieuffii tae measure in talren up i
under a rule limiting senernl debate
te ten hours, which was adopted Inst !
iillfht by a rote of 170 te 4'J. lender
hnve arreed net te press it te a final
Tete before the recess, which will prob
ably beffin Thumlay. It will be de
bated until that tlmn. It was said.
Repeated rellcalla demanded by Rep
resentative Garrett, of Tennessee, the
Democratic lender, who directed the op
position te the bill, delayed the vote
en taking It up for mere than two
hours ln3t nljht. after it had been
j bitterly availed in debate by the op
position, led by Southern members, and
'aa strongly defended by its proponent.
The bill weu'd provide heavy flni-F
and Imprisonment for rercens pnrtlcl-
Tatlnc In lynching and for officials who
failed, thretijh ncBllrence, te prevent
,nv.u i luiuiicu. ii wen m aipe require i ance
cnunura in wnicn lyncninja occurred te
forfeit $10,000 te the family of the
person killed.
Meanwhile; in the Senate Flnnnre
Committee, extended arguments for and
ajainst retention of the present tem
perary duty of one and six-tenths cents
a pound en Cuban raw r.ugar were prc-
uenicu yesterday.
At the time of the held
police and revenue
recovered the three barrels.
worth, nt bootleggers' figure, about
f.1000. from n cornfield near the city,
Healed them and placed them in a ware
house. When Llndaman went for them
this morning he found a klcklesa
whisky, only forty proof Instead of the
112 proof wnen he gauged It nt Ambler.
The police and revenue officers disclaim
any knowledge of tampering, but some
lxdy get away with nbeut ?20O worth
of geed whisky. Ltndaman wants te
make trouble, but docs net knew nt
whom te hit.
LONDON
MEETINGS
German Economic Authority
Gives Data te Allied Rep
arations Experts
MEETS FRENCH MINISTER
RETURNS LOOT OF $120,000
Man Surrenders Stelen Bends After
Attempting te Exchange Them
Les Angeles, Dec. 20. (Hy A. P.)
Bends valued at $120,000. said te have
been in a 400-pound safe stolen August
27 last from the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Prank L. Mosher, have bncn re
turned te their owners through the
agency of Jeslah Klrby, business man
of Cleveland and Les Angeles, accord
ing te a story the Les Angeles Times
printed today.
According te Mr. ICIrbr, a man called
at his office last Friday and offered
te exchange $TO00 in municipal bends
for realty bends. The caller'.s appear-
nee caused Mr. Klrby te asU him
Why did you steal the bends?" A
talk followed and the caller later re
turned the $120,000 in bends, Mr.
Klrby said. He turned them ever te
Mr. and Mrs. Mosher, he said.
BURNS GOES TO CAPITAL
nneKcsmcn ter American sugar com
panies operating in Cuba declared the
existing rate would prevent the re-'
hiibllltatten of (he industry in the
island, while representative of the beet
sugar industry In this country asserted i
a return te me i nncrwoeu law rate
U. S. Chief Investigator
Bemb Mystery Will be Cleared
New Teds. Dec. 20. (Ily A. P.I
Repenting his belief that the Wall
street explosion mystery would be
cleared by disclosures of Wolfe Ltn-
of one cent a pound would prevent the ! denfeJd, arrested in nrsaw. lllin.ni
development of that industry, if It did! J- Rurns, head of the Rureau of In In
net destroy it. , vcstigatlen of the Department of Just-
lleprw-entatlvc! of American com-' Ice, left ter w nsiiingten today. Mr,
Rr the Associated Press
Londen, Dec. 20. Prime Minister
Lloyd Geerge nnd rremlcr Rrlnnd of
France resumed today their conference
en the Ocrmnn reparations nnd kindred
questions. 'Jfhcy met nt Mr. Lloyd
Geerge's official residence In Downing
street nnd began their conference nfter
waiting for pome time for the reports of
experts which had been in preparation
last night nnd this morning.
Philippe Rerthclet nnd IjAiils Louch Leuch
eur, French Minister of Liberated Reg
Ions, nccempannled Premier Brland te
Downing street. It Is expected the
conference will be concluded before Fri
day, when Mr. Lloyd Geerge plans te
go te Wales for the holiday?.
Earlier In the day former German
Minister of Reconstruction Jlnthennti
had an interview with M. Leuebeur,
who then saw Sir Rebert Heme, Chan
cellor of the Exchequer, before going
te the conference room. The presence
of Hcrr Rathcnau In Londen nt the
present juncture has caused some sur
prise, and lils meeting with tne ! rencn
Minister of Liberated Regions raised
iminy conjectures, It being recalled that
both of them participated prominently
li the drafting of the famous Wiesbaden
nrreement.
It wns learned today that Hcrr Rath
cnau had received an intimation from
the Rritlrh Trensurv that his nresencc
,, f during the converwitlens might be use
Believes f,u It also was learned thnt, In re
spense te a telephone message yester
day, he went te Whitehall, where he
informed the experts regarding economic
conditions in Germnny, nnd en this in
formation they were nblc te arrive at
certain Important decisions.
PLAN PORTUGAL ELECTION
Lisben Dispatch Silent en Reported
Revolution
Lisben, Dec. 20.-(lJy A, I) A
decrpe was Issued today, tdgncd by nil
the Ministers of the Portueucre Cnbl-'
net, dissolving Parliament nnd flxlnfc
January 8 ns the date for holding a
general election.
The foregoing dispatch, although
dated today, makes no mention of the
t evolution reported In n dispatch from
Lisben te Londen last night, in which
,lt wnH stated that' the, temporary Min
istry formed last .week with Cunhn Leal
as Prime Minister, limr"been attacked
In the Carles bnrrncks nnd forced te
heat n retreat.
It was added that the fighting beenn
with cannonading nleiig the Tngu
River, nnd that there had been severe
casualties en each side.
IMMIGRANTS IN ELLIS ISLAND
FACE SADDEST CHRISTMAS
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Mera Than One Thousand Aliens Await Deportation After
Selling Hemes in Old World Hundreds Held en Ships
ICY STARE FOILS BANDIT
"Nothing Doing," 8ays Intended
Victim, and Intruder Flees
Arlington, Mass., Dec. 20. (Ry A.
P.) A glassy stare from Carlisle F.
Smith, proprietor of n drug store here,
proved tee .much for the nerves of u
held-up man Inst night.
Net a customer wan In sight when the
tall stranger entered. He walked ever
te the counter behind which Smith wns
standing and pulling a revolver from
bis pocket commanded the druggist te
hand ever his money.
The druggist looked steadily at the
held-up man and remarked: "Nothing
doing. The revolver barrel wavered
and the robber's hand dropped te his
side. He pulled his cap down ever his
eyes nnd lied.
Ry the Associated Tress
New Yerk, Dec. 20. In pitiable
contrast te the joy with which nearly
evervherlv el en !n 1in metrnnells Is leek
ing forward te Christmas, mere thari,
1000 men. women nnd children here
nrc preparing for a day made only mere
bitter by the realization that they arc
unhappy In the midst of boundless re
joicing. These are the vast majority of Uncle
Rem's temporary guests nt the Ellis
Island Immigration Station, who arc
awaiting deportation because quotas
permitted their countries nre exhausted.
It will be, immigration officials say,
the saddest Christmas the Island has
ever seen.
In former years there have been
ninny immigrants detained nt the Na Na
teon's gateway ever the holidays, but
they were buoyed up by thoughts of the
ffansoem's
FINEST FRUIT
CAKE
KOr IL r drrumUil for KKr Hi
1232 Mtrhet St. 929 Mtrket St.
734 Market St. and Throughout
V the City B
land of promlse lying beyond the wel
coming Statue of Liberty.
This year, however, the Titan goddess
stands nn obstacle In their path, with
upraised hand wnvlng them back te the
lands whence they came, lands In which
mnny dismantled their old homes te pro
vide passage money te America.
And worse, if possible, thnn the let
of these held en the Island is that of
hundreds of ethers In the steernge quar
ters of several vessds In the harbor.
They, tee, have given up hope of being
admitted te the country and face the
prospect et spending Christmas en ships
carrying them through stormy winter
seas back te. the countries they have
schooled themselves te think of no longer
Rebert H. Ted, Commissioner of Im Im
mtgrptlen, yesterdny said it would be
impesriWc te estimate hew many would
upend Christmas en the Island, waiting
te be sent bnck, but sustaining them
Bclvcs from day te day with the thought
that appeals te Washington might open
the doers of the United States te them
after nil.
"I knew .this," Mr. Ted said. "The
Island will he filled beyond capacity, nnd
there will b a thousand or two en ships
waiting te get te the island. There
will be no Christmas holiday for the
immigration men, but en Sunday after
neon we hepe te lmvci a llltle chieftain,
ment te brighten thlhgi, If we can, fe,
these who nrc te be turned back."
The Immigrants, who mere thim
ethers have yielded te despair, are for
the most part from lands runlneukir
stricken by the War and the ravages n(
disease and famine which followed In
Its wnke. They .Include, families who
sold their cottages ntd spent virtual!
nil of their tiny fortunes getting te
seaports tind paying stcaiushlp tnttn In
tlie hope that the new life In Aml
would rstrieve their fallen fortunes
Newspaper Advertisements Written
Circular" prepared, tankleta comeiud
Al letters compeaed, advVrtlslnit of B
klnda prepared by experta In your efflee
or In eura. , . "
Minimum HerTiee Mlnlmnm Cetl '
O OOt. MUKlKIl OFFICE
OPEN EVERY EVENING
OPEN EVERY EVENING
l&EKSSIJaMs
n
S840
panics In Cuba said the rehabilitation
of that country depended upon the
migar industry and that the I'plted
States was morally bound te aid that
country. They argued there was
$1,000,000,000 of Amerlcnn capital in
vested in the Cuban Industry, as
against $200,000,000 in the industry in
this country.
It also was nrgueil thai the duty
imposed by the Fordney bill was the
highest In thtrty years and represented
a direct tas of $102,000,000 annually
en the American people. .S1 .000,000 of
which would go te Amertcun sugar
producers.
Chaplin British Subject, He Says
SK Lnlte City, Dec. 20. On the
ground that he Is a subject of King
Geerge V of England and net n citizen
of the United States. Chnrles Chnplln,
movie comedian, yesterday obtained re
meval of u suit in which lie Is defendant
Burns er.me te New Yerk Saturday In
connection with the case.
The awaited cable from Silvester F.
Cot-grove, the department agent In
Warsaw, had net nrrived today. Mr.
Burns said he believed the complete re- I from the District Court here te the
wert was in this mail. , United States District Court. The action
".. ... ....I . .. .- nrtn.
against Ltiapun is te ceucet .i.tRfli
attorney fees alleged due for legal serv
ices in connection with Chaplin's divorce
action.
Llndenfcld's story Is but a link in
the chnln of- evidence surrounding the
explosion which has been gathered. Mr.
Burns asserted.
ryhal's ordeal near end Jeweled Christmas Gifts
Trial for Causing Schoolgirl's Death
Expected te CloseTeday
New Castle,' T.. Dec. 20. (Ry A.
P.) The case of Themas Verne Ryhal,
accused of nn attack en Clara Relle
Lennex, fourteen-year-old school girl,
early in July, which resulted In her ,
death several weekB age, Is, expected te I
go te the jury some time late today.
An argument ensued this morning ,
when District Attorney Muse attempted
te haye Inserted in the records the
previous record of Ryhal, who hus
served several terms in the penitentiary. ,
The District Attorney will call sev
eral witnesses in rebuttal, after which
the argument before the jury will be
started.
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