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Uiuuu eiiuuiurs Qrave r-roerinf
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Winds and Fill I Bread St.
With Ribbon of Celer- v
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500,000 SHIVER, BUtIgREET
FAVORITES WITH CHfeERS
Marchers Buffeted Out of Line
by Chilling Blasts, but Stick
te Annual Journey
LOBSTERS AWARDED $800
League Island Funmakrs Are
Second, but Funmakers'
Judges Decide I
Arbuchle and War Jib'cs
Barred Frem Parade Line
"Fatty" Arbtickle Inst mlt ns n
subject for mirth in the imjnimcra'
parade tedny.
Bart Mcllugh. ccnnor-lii.ch'tef.
teri down banners from clclit linnta
r which mndc reference te Um Ar-
buekle rase.
Mcllugh nlse ripped down 'a, "100
per cent Americanism' banner and
ether offensive pester from n, float
Batlrbin; tbe Government's treat
ment of disabled "soldiers, ami or
dered the fient out of line.
Female impersonators with, un
duly low-neck dresses wcre ordered
te dnn their clenks under penalty of
arrest. Paradcra who were; tinder
the Influence of liquor also v,Crc
taken out of the line by pelic and
pent home.
The, Charles Klein Club wen t,he first
nrlre of $1000 as the best-dres'd club
In today's mummers' parade. '
The first prize for comic organiza
tions, also .$1000, went te the Daniel
II. Oswald Club.
The. winner of the best -dressed cap
tain's prize was Trank Keennn, of the
Lebster Club. He received $250.
A price of $1200 had been sat .aside
for the best comic captain. (Thtj judges
after n sharp discussion ducldcjd they
would net award this or the ether
comic ciptaln prizes, feeling thj t none
of the captains of cemle clubV came
up te past standards. This prl$ money
"us split up in Individual nyrds nnd
.i small prize given te thfc captain
.djudged best in the comic tactien.
Bread Street Blet of ffoler
Pemp and pageantry, n9V;rc and
iniedy. brncd the gusty blnjts of the
sharp January wind te welcome in the
new year with the parade. I
T.read street, cold and wild-swept,
nas brilliant with costumes iiM0 coer-
il and beautiful than in riJ- parndc
ni years. A crowd that vfna se large
i hat its members, pressing ci0se to
gether, kept each ether wai.m, cheered
lie inarching thousands of lpmus' fel-
uwcr.
'L'he labors of a year in clubiieusc and
e-tumer's left, bore their flittering
uuit In an nggiegatien of vapei and
;ens and towering heudploees which
brought gusta of upplniue tnt hterins of
haudclapplng. The infant new year,
dilvering in the cold, was wi)mcd witli
ihe light and color, the hparl)c 0f the
iarly morning sun en satin1", e4-nilnc and
J' wtls.
500,000 Watch Parage
Fer hve miles, from Uread ln(i i'el-.
ter streets, where tie parade btarted,
te Uread street uiul Glrard nVenue,
which was the eflicinl point of disband
ing, j hulf million people atoed te
watth the parade. Tliev ja ., ,in(i
"Id'e-steppcd, fei -trotted amlj btnnipcd
(.heir feet, te keep their bleed (fn motion.
The marchers likewise. weafnK slewlj
up Ureud street, JlgKCd nnjj capered,
pirouetted and broke into furteug dunee
steps, te work up n llttle extra, heat te
help w1lthstiind the wind's lcyl blasts.
The parade, though ending llt Gir- I
ard nvenue official!', centli ,UCt in
Jrfrge part north te ('eluinbli UVcnuc
and then tinned can. 'he cli ,i,H con
tending for unofficial Prizes Vered by
the Columbia avcmi" buslnA, IIH,n
Many clubs nlse paraded van lever (iir
ii id HM'iiue. te be Ilgililc-(I,P prizes
offered bv the biisincxi meiu(lcrP
And thousand!, of i"",,,,, deterred
hy the great crown inm xjf10 i..y wjmi 0f
Ureaii Htifei ueiii i-'ii'ii
te watch the mnrclieir
of vantage en one i
ng in line there
ether of thcfe
iup ui iimra
cress streets, in m
was one of the blKgeet
both In tlie number of
were from 10.000 te lj
1 of thc cold, It
.larndca In jeara,
marchers there
2.0011 of them
mill nil' nun""-' " '"
tlltOIH,
Chilli
"'(; Wl
Braie
Inds
ti'.nii.nn i-nni IMunh 1.. 1 .- 1 .
cnther l onuilieiis l,n,lnn lin 101 tnnt
hearing en the pnriidA
Thc teiniiern-
turc steed at i-' uvKj li
the efiielal time of
same hour the wind
the northwest at a v
Jt nt 8:30 o'clerk,
taiting At the '
as blew-lug from
"ecltv of twentj- 1
tle mnes u 1 ""',". 1
The wind nml th; '''Id ceinblncil te
drlny the start of 'I. p.,rnde for mere
than linlf an hour 1 he Marchers faced
the wind, which ' 1 11 w hipping down
Bread street n 11 fiihleit that inade'lt
hard te stand ngalusi It. ij 0 uMg
caugnt inc i', "VMiii'.-i--slid
lending jockeys. cnu
i" of
'nptaltis
lirted
borne
the great canes, sonic e
by a hundred page bejs
vm
them IlKe suns.
Manv nf the imlividii
v.
henilnir a heavier ."mc
!
.Ctfl?
doiighbem c
nfnnn BnmM-rnL
iiuyunipw
PRIZES II TO
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Untred ai Hcceml-Ctayi. Matter at
Under the Act of
Here Are the Winners
in Mummers' Parade
Fmicy Clubs
First. Charles Klein Club, $1000.
Second. Lobsters, $S00.
Third. SIhcr Crown New Year's As-i-oclntleii,
$050.
Handsomest Cpsttimc
Themas .1. Gamble, Klein Club. $150.
Best -Dressed Captain
First, l'Vanli Kcciiim, lobsters, $250.
Sepiillfl. llnvM f ' n..f.....1 1.-I..I. fM.il.
i .p.; ...... v. .,,.,., ...v,(l .UM
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Third. Michne
Quiglcy, Silver
Crown, sioe.
Besl-Dresscd Clen Trie
i vujiinm JDrnlnlngcr und two juvc-
, nllpu Klut.i ft.. I. etr.n
plies, Klein Club, 5100
IJest Dressed Clown
Jeseph ("ltcil") Alartln, Lebster,
$150.
Second, Nermnn Crawford, Klein
Club, $100.
Third, Jehn .1. Ceylc, Klein Club,
$75.
Fourth, Charles de Mett, Klein Club,
$30.
Fifth (split In trio), Simpsen, lless
and Nelll. Lebster, $30.
Sixth (split In trio), Itebcrt Reed
Trie, Lobsters, $L'5.
Dcst Dressed Trie
Lew Samuel's Clown, Klein Club,
$100.
Ifest Dressed Jockeys
First, James Leve, Klein Club, $150.
Second. Chnrlcs Simmons, Klein
Club. $100.
' Jockey Trie
MeAllcster, Wilsen and Wainwright,
Klein Club, $100.
Character Tjpe
First. Geerge D. McClaniau, Jr.,
Klein Club, 9100.
Second, Frank Carter, Lebster Club,
'Third, Albert de Wald, Lebster Club,
$50.
Fourth, Garfield Wullace, Klein Club,
$1'5.
Special Mention
First. Henry Wolhrldge, Lebster
Club, 950.
Second, Joey Ilolten, Lebster Club,
$30.
Third, Jacob Stinger, Lebster, $30.
Fourth, Charles Ferris, Lebster
Club. $1'3.
Fifth. Three Luffcrty brothers, Klein
Club, $"J5.
llest Trimmed Suits
First, Jehn Flkcnsclicr, Lebster
Club, $t50.
Second, Fmll Kinkier, Lebster Club,
$100.
Third, Geerge W. Ilerrschaft, Klein
Club, $73.
Fourth, Itebcrt Fall, Klein Club,
$30.
Fifth. II. and A. Abrams, Klein
Club, $30.
Best Juvenile
First, 51. Maby, League- Island Club,
"Llttle Girl Vamp," $25.
Second, Dcnniu Cole, Klein Club,
$25.
Comic Cluln
First, Daniel B. Oswald Club, $1000.
Second, League. Itdand New Ycar'b
Association, $750.
Third, Seuth Camden New Tear a
Association. $000.
Fourth, Camden Clowns, $400.
Fifth, Sauer Kraut Club, Gloucester,
$250.
Sixth. Blue Itibben New eav Afo Afe Afo
cintlen. Prizes of $50 each te Sunflower, Am
brosia und Clementen Clubs.
Best Comic Captain ,
Jeseph Hegan. League Isluiul flub, .
S10O
linnlcst Charattcr
Peter Kelly, "Cupid," League
Is-
land Club, .$75.
Huinlcst Greup
Irish Peacemakers, led by A. Mc
Allister. Ambreslu Club. $150
Funniest Ceuple
''L'he Parking Heg," League Island
Club, 5100.
Most Original Character
"Knight of the Bath." League Is
land Club, $75.
Most Original Costume
"Fisheiman In the Storm."
Oswald I
I
Club, $75.
Most Original Nineltj
Frank Gray "Put and Take," Cam
den Clowns, $75.
Funniest Juvenile
1. Del Vecchle. Ambrosia Club, $25.
Special Mention, Comic
First, "Huppj Days Gene By,"
tamnen nouns, :-.
Second, Themas Stinson
Camden Clowns, $25.
'Maggie,
String BaiuK
First Quaker City. M50.
Second, liegeman, $250.
Third. North Philadelphia, MeO
Fourth. Aiim, S100.
I'ifth, Trlxle, $75.
,.... .. .,i. ,-.. Bear, that many et the captain? nnd
WOMAN AND 6 CHILDREN leading jockes weic able te make
RESCUED IN CAMDEN FIREJrhhLe marcher, clad in ,,
'hoop skirt six lect in diameter, was
Fireman Saved by Grabbing Wlre-as i blown backward with such velocity that
tn .1 tintfiiliimn iMtulin1 nut nml frtMi V1K1I
u Ladder Falls
Seven persons, six children and a
woman, were carried from the store and
dwelling eceuph-d by Hubert Arthur. I
ail Federal street. Camden, a1icii firel
wns discovered there jestcrdav morning.
One fireman wun lescued as he clung'
te n hick tension wire wlmn n imiiip
sllpiied.
Firemen lescued four children from
in Artlmp imnrliiiPiit tr n.,.i M-u I
the Arthur apartment. Mr. and Mrs. I
Arthur, who had been away, returned ln neiiiiug iiicni. v iiiwiih iiiiis were
in time in iff. thpi.i piirrlp.l mil i,i,.!sent MiilliiL- in every direction, the na-
ert Selah letumed home, and' seeing!
tne names dasneil te the th rd 1 oer and
cnirlcd out his two children. Then hei'ide the street, und lucky wns the man
returned te find that his wife had I 'e Bt hack his own headgear,
fainted. He carried her te safety. 1 In fmnt nf the judges' stand, just
Leenard Mntfee was the fiicmnn res-1 rounding City Hall. Jeseph Martin,
cued. lie wns affected by thc smoke au 'lending jockey In the Lobsters' Club,
he'tvna directing a strenm of water inte1'"""' te grief when a giibt of wind get
thc third lloer trein n lander. When
inc luuucr hiiniicu uu gruuueu ail in- '
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them uiijll rescued. The damage te'(,"iS He was lifted clean off his feet,
the Arthur plnce was $1000. The Several of his attendants went te tlie
building adjoining occupied hy Bisen-
nei-g mothers, paper dealers, was dam.
aged te tlie amount of $1000.
HURLS BOMB 50 INJURED
Explosive Thrown Inte Crowd
In
Marketplace In Bavaria
Berlin. Jan. 2.
MBy A. P.) A
bomb was exploded
listening te a bni.
among the crowd
lL,n the marktt
rV"r'rhiJn Whcu tnf.PlnkclhJ
FMBwT" iars
H. JKAINING"
uenrng
lh reatnfnc nt Phllftdtltrila, r.
March 8, J 871)
AS MUMMERS MARCHED UP BROAD STREET
I' U lB- ill 1 li WmtM:ixi&wVmtWRniK!zw&aJk f "Pill
14111' I'K im WmU'WrWiKBMBKS&SSS ..i
IB HSii" 1IBH IIMbI niTt Mmti.K .,iAiBig KLiwm a h
This photograph shows the luidy New Ycflr'i shooters' braving the ley winds
the annual parade passed the Girnrd Trust Company building at Chestiut
ALE BOWLS OVER
Nl
PARADERS
Patrolmen Make "Fly
Tackles" for Many
' First "Downs"
Celd and wind a!mef.t disrupted the
big mummers' parade today.
Capes that had ce-t hundieds of
dollars were ripped by the gusts that
blew with gnlelike Intensity through
the canyons of office buildings near City
Hall.
5Iarchcr vcrc lifted
.....
ir..m tncit ,'et I
as their big cloaks filled
ni.n.i ... i! i ... :
icii line ;iii.
v.iiiiiiii'ii iii inir kvu SIM.-U neinn 111
in . ....... . . .... .
nuininnniipq ni rintiniei 1111 nun riit
' ' j
home.
Tlie ie!d was -e Intense that bv the
time Citj Hall was reached many of
the marchers weic almost numb, thelf
farea nlnchrd nnd their hands blue with
cold. Thc page boys carrjlng huge
0leaIw in the fancy dress division were
tne worst sullercr". Though clad In ga
satins many of them were without own
cotton gloves, nnd their knuckles were
bleeding.
Majer Baiclav II. Wnrburten, the
new Director of Welfare, came te the
old of benumbed and suffering paraders
with het coffee. lie bought it by the
gallon from what restaurants wcre open
near City Hall and bent It up and down
the line In patrol wagon-. An Im
promptu refreshment booth was estab
lished in it big meter patiel at Bread
and Filbert stieets, thc worst ijjrncr of
nil.
Sip Het Coffee
Here as the clubs staggeicd mound
f'(t.v IIn". IIrIHS for every loot of
ground ugnlnst the gnlc that swept
down tlm Parkway from the northwest,
tlie marchers stenned te get a cun of
steaming (elTce, served te them by pu pu
trelmen. The wind and cold gave un
added saver te thc many intl-Velsteud
floats in the line. On ether cold New
Year'i. Onjs flic marcheis u-ed te drop
flit of line te get u stronger stimulant
than coffee. There was little liquor In
evidence today.
The wind und mid ninde themselves
felt ai the stait of the paiade, nt Per-
ler htieel, where the ilulw nail dlfii
nilty getting into line. It grew worse,
however, ns the front of the parade
i approached Bread and Walnut streets,
where the line of tall buildings begnn.
It was only with the aid of men push
ing from behind, cr holding up thc
i fiimnlne extensions of towering head-
i,.., 'i,,,,,,,!,,,, ., m.-.. ,. unii. ,.f i,i..iiu '
In a football game until they had made
a "down." Then they tugged and
pushed until thej get him staled again.
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Patrolmen Aid Page Bes
It took a hnlt hour for the fancy dress
clubs te mnke tlie short distance hc -
'tween Cltv Hall and Bread nnd Hnce '
Erects. Big capes thrashed about in
thn wind, ami iiatrelmcu 11 dcd lillsc be s
the wind, and patrolmen nided page bejs
trelinen bcrumbling te recover them. The
iiium hi n Kx-iinum uisu nnu uiiiiciiik
unuer iuh uenvy cape. 11 weigneii a
miii'in" r1""" ' "i'- vinmui m
u.nn lIi nc t mu ml nn mwIIkiiI nnr.
rescue, iinuiiug nnu uewn ami prepping
him firmly en his feet.
James Leve, captain of tlie Klein
flub, who get safely past the judges'
stand, had u slmilnr experience almost
at the start of the parade. At Bread
street and Washington avenue the wind
had him at its merej for Neicral min
utes. Three men pushed nnd pulled lilm
nleng for live minutes before he get
going safely again.
I
Councilman McCeach Very III
CquncllmniiUte and ln.url,....i,ns jjj
:rwVl)ty-sU TENTH ST.. I'llILADCLPHIA
ANUARY I, 1922
PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1922
'"BILLY" BRINES REPORTED
I DEAD IN COAST AUTO CRASH i
.Youth, Freed of Drewes Murder,,
Said te Be Les Angeles Victim
William P. Brines, freed of i inur- i
I AH rtlin .. I t 1.1.. nt . . f ........ .. lfk
t nn ujuisu in nun vii Juuuurj v,
j 11)21, wnn rumored killed today in an
uuionieDiie ncriuent neur keh AngelcH.
'"Slty'tenvadS
I)anmeu,1h:0r SSFStf ff'e'uml
nrnnnpil nirntnst n lninti iwtuf In tliA
iinltlil.nalai.i in ..f .1.. nit. .. .1.. '
morning of Sunduy, October 24, 1021.
A bullet from nn nutemntlc pistol had
been fired through his bruin.
The police connected Brines with the
case a day or two later, and n Nation
wide search was started for him. After
about a week he gave himself up en
the ndvlce of his counsel. Witnesses
were produced that Proved an uban-1
itm MK,m -.-,.
deneil niiinmnhlln wlilcli IiiiiI liin feimil I
.with nn nutemutln tilslnl in It was the
property of the5- young-student. ,
Aftcl. mud, utlgatlen the case came ,
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nil ler iriui iicmrc .lUUKt; i vniiimm,
L ti, ii n,. i ...I i., iij
' iwvi. .1. nunt i.iv jiii j ujn. ici ..i.i.n
go free en the grounds that thc Cem-
menwenlth hud failed te establish Us
ense. A klmri H.ne lier llrlni-M luff
with his mother, Mrs. Anna Brines, l
fiHS Chestnut street, for the Pacific
Const.
r. H. n. btU I IUN HAND HtLU i
FOR RRYN MAWR ATTACKS
run PnllM IVlMVVn HI I HOrVd
.,.,..
Ceat Left by Intruder Causes
rest of Man In Phlla. en thc Benhnlzer farm n few hours'!
The State Police today arrested lle- lat.c,r' ,1 . , e 1 .
Mtrle Amare. nt n lodging house near', eiihfilxer rrturripl a few minutes
Twenty-fourth and Cnllewhlll streeU ,hiter from Philadelphia in a euring -nr
Shortly afterwnid he was idcntlhe.l by with his wife. Police told him te drive
Charles Cnte and his wife nt the Brjn'J ,e tr,,c.kl . he A,,!i"Btu'J P?lkT S"" I
Muwr Hospital, as the man who beat en' ..wh,eh ..h ',l(1 , 1,,,mlt icn,ur1-
them into untonscleusness early tednj . I "erc, l 'os dlscwered there were fresh ,
Amur.. n. .. ..nti,.,. I...M.I .... i... i bloodstains in the bottom of the truck 1
Pennsylvania Hullread and had ipentln"'1 n, w'nP H0"1 c0.vr01 with bleed
money in the little stere kept by the. w8, nlse found. Brmhalzcr was given a
fates at Dei en. According te the jw-1 erllllnR by Chief Lever, which lasted
lien he forced llin wnv lntn their linme four hours.
this morning and went into the bedioem
and aroused Mrs. Cate. As she sat1
up in bed, the police say, Amnre at-
tacked licr wirii n blackjack and after
ward with a razor, cutting her several
times across the breast. This aroused
Catc, who al-e was beaten.
Plzelli, a ledger, grappled with thc
intruder, who managed te slip through
n window.
A coat lett behind led te Amare's
crrest. He is new In the Chester
County jail nt West Chester.
MAGISTRATE COLLAPSES
IN HEARING FIRST CASE
Mr.
O'Connor Taken te Hospital
With Acute Indigestion
nntrel .could be called te take him t,,
Agnes Hospital. He wu found te
huye acute indigestion,
I. 'lltcf t0l.n.5' e IV1 bl' 'nle'i te his
hnnie since his condition Is net serious,
lie lives at 2.)17 Seuth Lambert street.
Magistrate U Cenner formerly wns a
c detective.
PIRFMAW RFP.IrFQ TAn
' ii"-ii"' iiujuulj 1 vvu
'
Heseman Pa6sea Blazing Heuse;
Carries Children Out
Bessie HH.ards, three JCt rs old. ami
her brother. Jehn, live .years old, were
rescu.sl by Hescnian O Brlcn, of F-
gine' empany Ne 1!! when the kiichen
Bessie Hi-hards, three ,c, rs ejd. ami
of their home caught fire this -nernln:
'their father hud run 3ut into thc
street te turn In au alarm, but befete
he could return te take the cnlldrcn out
O'Brien, who wns passing their horns,
1'iniil Mcir M'tcmiiv anil 1 ashed in und
hi ought tlie children out.
The fire was confined te the kitchen
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
l'inHT HACH lli niKht Way Purie
jro'l,eTu'HKiK?ld'' eel,s ""', """
,-TunV.N
(hlAirr meuln. IbiArum. AtMain. rhi.r i2-'
iLViV" """.,'"" """- '.'i ' ' n
Hle'r- Vlt Mul..kl.i.r ind-?)DeViB:
rK.l,ut' " . . i
(c)W, P.nl.l cntr-, ' ' w.
HAVANA. RE8ULT9,.
' lllr-'l flflu..lrii.AtJ '
- -i .-( i
Tii.il no AI iirrlktrn Id ltrnnL- fV"... .
wi.uv .- .... .....I, j VUllIOr lllinll fllinllt tllP 111 P ftf fl lllllllll, mi lm
!" raH r SSl ' ' ta'iWr,!li5iSte
Uh-'binc, iinil'u v'e" rst " ,' ! elalr has a wife nnd two chlldrea
that swept down Bread street as
street and Seuth l'enn Square
MAN DEAD IN ROAD
MYSTIFIES POLICE
E'"P'y'' OH Grill in I
Finding Of Bedy in
Glenside
JIurdcr charges may grew eui of the
finding' of the body of n farm labercf
known only as "Teny." en Hesljn
avenue, Glenside. Inst night. Ills
former employer. Mnthew Benhnlzer. Is
-
"Hng held pending the result of an
1. -I 111 -I . M
niltnpsv today
At Til." laKt evening the
( body was
ifen. There
Ui!n.xercil bxEdjatti-lJaxrJi
'" "e uioeusi
idstruns en the
' fenif hear
the Kn.if imf iviiAn nniiinmen ittm.i if
, ; . "" ""-; ;v - ,
ever heed neured from tlm ih. nni I
.. -- .. .----- ----.. - - ------
mouth, 'this led te thc theory that the!
mower nnu cm irr uren u
nt semi ether plnce. or utl
"nd then brought te thc spot
oeny was iminii.
.urs. r.isic lieeer anu
Ir.. her Min. tnl.1 nellci. ihev l.n.l i...p,i ..
tnipV tnn u-l.nrn thr, 1,rlr -u fn,l
t about seven o'clock and either threw 1
....!.. -",. -..,. ... u.... . ...II. ..-1.....
I out n ,mrlc enJct or ,IraK something
I from ,ln,cr tll0 iecis They gave such
n Reed description of the truck that
Ar-melice were able te locate It In 11 .hed
Bmfhnlzer appeared greatly surprised
when intermeu that "leiij" was dead.
"e "am ne was a perK rniicr ane 1
butcher, nnd that he and Teny had
gene te Gcrmnntewn about ! o'clock
vestcrdny afternoon te deliver perk te '
four customers. He said that they i
enlled together at these places and
btarted home, about 5 o'clock.
During thc dnv, he said, they each
had several drinks of wine, but that
"either of them was drunk He also
said there had been no quarrel and that
there was the best of feellug between
them. He said that "Teny" left him at
Germantown nnd flielteii nsenues en ,
the way home, nnd that he hud uet seen j
him since. '
The bedv of "Teny" showed a bruise
en thc right bide, that might hne been
mude b n n nil te wheel, u slight
abrasion just ubeut the right unkle and
6 SHOT IN BELFAST SNIPING1
Twe Children Among Victims of
Gunflghts In Sporadic Outbreaks
Belfast, Jan. 2. (By A. P.) -,Sn0.
radic exchange of shots that had been
proceeding for twenty. four hours or
mere between members of the rival
factions here without serious r.v.nlf ,.
.came graver today. In tlie earlv hours
two men were shot und badly wounded
Anether man was slightly wounded
After 11 lull, caused I.
of the crown forces, th
resumed nt midday with
consequences. One bullet
"Tt ,, ,, . caused bv . ,L ......
--"-'--' "1'iiiillllMl
c sniping was
iiirtner serious
ensenuencch. Une bullet nnui ih.,.i.
the head of a fnui-tccn-M-nr.nl, 1 ,.,i. .
und struck 11 child In Its mother's urms
Betli the children were mortally Jn '
jured. I
In the lerk street urea this after
noon Alexunder Turtle was shot dead
by the military.
"UFEISTOOMUCH'FORME"
Bellevue, Pa., Paster's Daughter a
Suicide; Leaves Despairing Nete
.ew eru. .Ian, 2. (Bv A i 1
nitte t" .let le '. Vl' ."".""? i?
i i i. ... .'". "i"wvm, leuav I
Ijlre - w(leh f
Fer llltv'w nn1n lull Mn.l.
.note found by her roeulmato, (
vrilV Vfift fmil lllilf , f ail.n a.1
xLi T T j t-- vry v.
thlrtV-enrdnuihTi, A'Vt ",lr.meunl ";urk 'f60 W
up f i llnlUin,. i i .'."" for hkatcra this iiiernlnv ih.. .,...
SfeOS
rubltibcd Daily Enctpt luniU
uepyrwii
1022,
12 ARE INJURED
AS TROLLEYS CRASH
AI 11TH AND BERKS
i
Reute Ne. 23 Car Ploughs Inte
Rear of Reute Ne. 3, Wit
nesses Say
FIREMEN RUSH TO. SCENE;
GIVE VICTIMS "FIHST AJD
Twehc persons were Injured when
two street ears crashed at. the inter
section of Hleventh and nbrl( (Streets
I at 0:30 this morning. One was a Ne.
2ii. going nnrtlj en Kleventh btr.ect. und
a Ne, ii, going-west en Berks strfet.
1 According te eye-witnesses all but
I the rear of the Ileute 3 car had crossed
i.'Unnntli bha t.A.I , I. A Tf-1ttA "51 Mr
crashed into It.
Mhrs.,ncJaSe Tniutwine, 820 Tiega '
street, cut by glass.
Mlu Sadie Sutcliffe, 4401 . I.elper
street, shock. .
.Mr. Anne Smltii. J'J-u .uccnanic
Mreet, shoe!".
Hare' Adler, 2014 North Fifty-sixth
street, shook.
5Irs. Sephie Newman, 3542 North ,
. Fifth street, cut by glass.
I Herman Newman, her husband,
i bruised.
Emersen II. White, Washington, cut
I by glass. ' ' i
1 Mrs. Grace Smith, :)0n.4 Darlen
street, shook. , i
.Miss Emma Slean, 101" Grineme '
1 street, Hheil. . '
MIn Mnhrl Slean, her sister, shock. '
.J. W. tiaciuen. motorman ttr -..'
.. ........ ,. . , . .
Jacluen, motorman titr -.t; '
.-.. i... ..i
'in vj gum.-!.- . . , . . . .
PA.sse.iger -Med... . .
The feicc el tne imparl anu inc
Hospital. These-suffering- from. Mvck'.l
were treated by physicians In the fire-
screams from women passengers brought new en his way here fiem Colerado,
out flremen from the Warnock and p Churls . n. Penrose, another
BerkH streets DntJCemianyJ' T.h . -, . ,
injured were placed, tn motorcar Vntfr0"1 ef-tJie-henatwr. -il. with Leigh
taken te the ChfUlreVa "HelntiTpathr tenCr Tayror.-nnnenrreethor date and
The firemen who came te the rcscu-! Thc services will be of the most prl
were Fred Sheen, Jehn Jackal. Harry vote nature. In aceerdhnre with the oft-
Charles Wrker Thera
carried the injured te the e.
bilvcrlielm, rrank llltzhelmer ana
They ran te the scene
le crash, nnd
.-.-I... t,.. I
ciibiuv iiuuet.
KEYHOLE PEEK COSTS EYE
i.nuintimn nnu uif hu a if nifl.
Jenklntewn Bey Hit by Alr-Rlfle
Bullet Watching Children
James O'Brien, eight yearn old. Lee-
(JeIn htrectf jcnk'ntewn. lbst his' right
'eye yer.trnlay. while peeping through
a tevhele at ether boys playing with
T .. - - -
, .- rf .. - w - w w --.
au air rifle.
Jenklntowtrpellc. Heward G. Weeley.
Willow Greve, wan visitlmr friend
Arcnrninif 10 l.uici xnemns. ni tiie
W tl, acrerul bUer ehllifren the uhV..
i ..i .i.i, n PKriuiin ni- in
imni.6 V". " "" .v,
n'lie Wnnler iet tne i the -nlr rtn
...-- ---.v - .- . --- -...-
and placed It against th
n,,f tt shnttereil the evelmll ., l.llJ
nun me ernin.
fh.it -MVPenllH had tn 'remnr,. fh. -,'
t,.(l.v .-...- -- ..... ...., VJS.
last night
TODAY'S FOOTBALL SCORES
Texas A. & M. . 0 Centre O
SOCCER SCORES
Eeblne O 11
.Uls&ten Steel O 00
KeusUigteu 3 O 2
La Motte 0 00
New YerU 3 -
FIELD HOCKEY SCORES
QUI. C. C Mc-a 0 't 10 Qtu. C. C. Wemvu. . 1 i
BASKETBALL SCORES
liayenla Ecu 0 It 2U XI. S. Nuval Heme
ADDITIONAL RACING RESULST
HAVANA Second Bacchunalian, 2-1, -l-s, 2-3, wen; Johnny
O'Cennen, 10-1, 4-1, 2-1, tecend; Night Fantastic, 10-1. -1-1, 2-1,
thlfTJ. Time, 1.14. Lady Betty, Chlucotcngue, Dixie airl, Hey
Ennla, Hueu and Beherna Brenua nlbe rnu.
'BATHING GIRL" MUMMER OVERCOME BY COLD
William Hasenphllu, 1037 North LeltbKew btreet, came te
ffrief when he cwyed the role of a California batblug fjlrl in u
eue-plece mlt, In the Juuuury wiuda et today's Mummers, parade.
HaBenphlleg guve la te tbe cold, dropping te tlie pavemeut near
Bread aud Cwpeatcr utrcctu. Ue wuj yk-Uei ur, VTuprvd lu wj
overcoat aud Uauketu, and teieu tj the ilowerd UebViUL
- --JSejiLAI?., p. P., Jan. a proueimceTJ c-ti stock cr
-anus's duration we felt here tedsy. I'ie tlauKa J,je
SKATING ON PARK LAKES
Celd Snap Brings Jey te Hearts of
Y0"""".
.1... - M ;"'"-.''"; .'"'" '
M vwi bii vv?4iiuicu dt trie
"-., Pt teW nlgrS,' Health vaccinated some , "Srw.rWSir i
iMiii itiiin nml n rMh... .-. utiu ij iiii vnii'iii iiu rmn. ii.. .
ln. s the alrcndy nfereSt fcet'ntn. T.rit-- The-cusR nf tmriUnn-r .u ,u . v . I One of the luVndlt
'Jamh Point. VY " ' -Hn ?-.Lwu"c '" Nin streetcar SViJS1""!' .TO.
et
Hubpvrlntlen Prlr J . Ter by Hall.
by Public lASgtr Company
IWIFE SAYS HUSBAND DROVEi
I HER TO STREET FROM BED
j Walked Six Blecko In Bare Feet,
I She Telia "Judge"
Je.tcph Zlewskl. 2(507 KiiM ydter
street, was held In $000 ball for the i
Grand Jury today b Maijistrate ,
CosMle nffr Ills wife. Helen, nn nt- '
tractive blonde of twentj, charged he
had driven her from bed into the street
In- her nlghtclethes nt 2 o'clock tills
morning. She nald she was forced te
I walk six blocks In her bare feet te the
I police station.
There she was given n blanket and
some clothing and taken te the North
eastern General Hospital, where an In
jury te her eje, Inflicted, she said, by'
her husband, was treated.
When police weih te hrrcy Zlcwskl
I they found him seated. teiiifrtiib!
utnmn lilt. Hia titnnllnrv Vtntt nl.'t ul.n.t
tc,ire Uurl,lg the henr"lg-
ABSENCE OF POMP
L
Simplleity Will Mark Funeral of
Senater
. eenalr
-Day Net Yet
Decided On
This Simple I'etice
Tells of Senater's Death
PKNHO.SE. Dec. 111. BOIES
PENROSE. Funeral and Interment
strictly private.
The above notice was inserted by
Senater Penrose's family In today's
Philadelphia newspapers.
rr 1
t-i i . .. . ,
uiai nrtnngemeniB . ier ine-juntrai
of Senator.Penresp el uwi word from
"" ununrr. spencer renree. wne is
1ieur for the"funBfaV as
hare ,Ieci,jetl uneni
koeii' a -they
expressed wishes of Senater Penrose.
v.nubli,. ceremenv wHI ,nnrl.- v,
.... , , ,
interment, it In tuU. Ne "rant tvnu
AT PENROSE BURIA
"mlfnnftnn Th r!.... !.. ..,
piaceu en the deer of the Senater's'
1" at ir.11 Spruce street when 0,e
ueuy wus uruiiKiii uerc irera asninglOn
' yesteruiiy. anu trie arrival et the casket
at w 1hn 11(k.,nhIll Natien passed un-
nhticeil. It was taken te his home.
Ihe body arrived nt '2:10 o'clock,
yesterday afternoon. It was
uccem-
rjniei d .ur. lajier. tne two nurses
' the Senater and an undertaker.
Bedy Ureught te Philadelphia
...-. .
' ,!tf .8,, , ,n cf,"f metal.
-ever with purple broadcloth and. in - in -
Hasw' '" ,a el ."?". Itli silver
nannies, it wart carricii from th b'lL'-
nn nr nnj thrmiirli li nln.i.. 1
' a. car and tnreugh UlO trainshed
, i,a m, n ii
. . .... .r . v '
r'mirmaii. met lnnuiuaily tiilaj in
' " UShltlKtOIl With tlie wrpeitjtlnil tllllt
., ,,,,.. .. -.
Centlmird en Ve Tne. Column Three
llrjhtheUEC 1 O 1
ralctJierpc . '. 0 0 0
Gtraant'u B. C... 3 1
Green Ttlbben 0 1
Pulla. V. C
O
11 10
1A11
SMALLPOX CASE REPORTED
Quarantine Is Lifted After 1200 Are
Vaccina
Quarantine for smallpox en streets
k,.j.i i.. ui. .. .V .'.'.. sircets i
KY.YK , n"J.,7 " I'tf'... i i"":. '"" lii.l
"w u i, nu l'iul'k inm morn
rUTlVt
SPORT.
W7ilHhMiit( en ft
k.'yKT . v
TfHC
?Bln
, (it McdlSj
nsylvnnla, "
jutlve tctr
1 of Delai
- uy-flve j
EXTRA.
PRICE TWO CENTS A-e-rfwu
- f fins' CO'
' ' '. Inte
ri ri li ri mit 1 1 1 1 1 ri ri r
i t r n 1 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 H r i
TO RESIGN FO
PENROSE PLACB
Governer Says Telegrams Call
for Him te Succeed Late
Senater r'i
WANTS TIME TO CONSIDER
MEN AVAILABLE FOR PJ5ST
; Appointment te Wait en Confab
ences With State Leaders,
4
Executive Declares
4
VARE FACTION IS
ACTIVE
Alliance With Magee Seen as
Chance te Get Control "
of the State
Governer Sproul is being urged t
le tlu Senate himself in til" Stnte
llticnl crisis which has fe1lf,ce"
death of Senater Penie.e in Wrf&l I
ten Saturday night. ,ul"
"I lue recehed many telegrams lUaild
mimdlng that I resign an Governer an of
pn in IIia C.Mni. it i c- . -
u.i.i...,- .......
.. .- ... ,,w....v. .hi. ,-irniu sain-a.i,;
i -.-... ..u.jj Kniiiy. -i no net knea' n
"I de tint linnti- ""3
i,i i, .... .... . 7
l ,,,,, i. ;m;;en;"'. C" '
.,, . ... , ,
nn nctlvf forenoon at the telephone.
"I am getting advice of vnrleim kinds
by reams," he remarked. "I hnve net
made any statement ns te my intentions
nnd probably will net for some days. 1
am cenKl.bring the matter of a succes
sor te Senater Penrose from nil an
elcs." l.
The entire State is in a white heat
of speculation ever the unparalleled "
. "- J""-,"r ew icei-
7K tne pressure of State, and even na-
"" n.'-e umuiucu uj inc passing
or I'cnrce. -uv'
T . . -rv
I T" S"1 nt he V J
l ennsyivanin s two scats In the Sen- 'OV
ate are new at stake, as u full.inrm
I successor te the late Senntnr K-nn, .
,.,. , . , . cnnter. K.ner wa
I November neciea ib
'Ill hi nnniiiinini In .... .. - l t . a
i mi.
iu "I'rnerMiip and ether important
!a.a'pT.offlV" !a.a'pT.efflV" alu e. n the balance.
i " "I"can caiidlilnte for G
will b
nv.rtiA.'
niwi. i. 1. 1. i: ,"' f...ue .-
Mi.....i u- in me viemr in .-va.
' .1 . . . --.-- --..-. -. iJiwtiiiiifiii. in
,'" unairs et the Ilcpubllcan Partrh.
WW State.
I.fpiltpniinf 11... t. ,.
che&cn nt tlm Mm. nfim... ,.i.JJa
If,rr,,r ... ; ,""r "eiuieman een-i"
ferred with the Governer this morning
Carhs'le P,,'SlfrUl Mt. """isburg 'for 4
'Carlisle. I'a.. for n vmi i,. .... iti.i. .
ni t-Vmtl,s,ner Sn, lerT who Is alw
entertaining v V. Attcrb. rv B,U8h? $
Lee and ether men from tills ciu
Sinie Forcsee Ch.ies
! Diametrically opposite lewH prerall
I p. ", .71 ' "",Tun " "enB poll-
tlclaua
who are frantically trying te 3
the effect nf iAn..i.. ;.....'
gauge
: Seme, believe chae; will result' ..3,f,
'ofZKvIrclei:rubthof!,,,e,,rcin';'4
' i 'V .ihr L.ethr "ltrtl"e ii the yiew ?
that the Senater's sudden death has
clarified the situation because pewe?w '
fill groups within the part mav new
1 work out their plans unhampered ' I
Pentese as an unknown ipmntltv
I A successor te Senater Pennine
i must be appointed by Governer Sproul
... i.ni!'"r. futlire; ''""OHvlvanm is ,00
iT """"' iit-unu representation In
lhp,. u."r."r 'hamber of Congress as
I nited States Senater Crew
sick man.
engress as
is still
Sproul's mhitiiui I.ikiiiis
A StrOnC llash Of liimiann. . l
the situation by Goieruer Sp-eul's nwii
1 ambition te sit in ,,. Se, ,pU ""?
lead the l. e P. in Pennsylvania7
which would ghe hnn a trout sent liTl
th' atien.,l .h,,,,.h f ,hc par,,. '" '
Ihree possible i-mrsp!i lip i,-f... .1..
Gmcrtier. lie ,. r,.HI(. ,,, m
Mrfte executlNP and allow l.ieuteiiiint- nn
merner Beidl.man te s,,. ' ?,"m
I hat could 1.p ,II0 en condition r
SspreulH appointment te the ".""rose
vacancy. -er1g
Anether course weulu ,p fr thr a ' .
,criier t., held his .Mate eftee .j", ll
mime .-, P..reseN successor Wll ', 0 1
who would agree ,e .,. for fh ,hD?
lerm nn , . allowing Mr. s,el te hi
h candulntc for yuU,.tl .states Senater
I at the next election ,
The Thlnl Ceiner
A third ceuri would be ter U
typreul te retain the governorship 'and
appoint u strong candidate who would
net enlj sene the short term, hut wbfi
would also M-i'k ele-tlen for the fall '
hi-jear term. .
r.ii .... i . .
i inn iiiiru course would menu that
thc Governei would have enlj one mer
ear in public elhce ns his term ex
pires nest Janunij I n.ler the Con
stitution lie is net eligible for a second
term ns Governer.
Complications at once arise when
considering the pessibllitj that Gover Gover
eor Spr.ml ma resign, thus epmlnt
the mi) te iippelntnicnt us Ponrese'TIl
mici esser. ' "
Lieutenant (.overner Bcldleninn is i
ciiuiiiihitf for Goxcrner If Bcldlemiur kin
n greed te nn arrangement nml ,i.n-
Mr. Sproul's unexpired term as Gov
erner theie is a iustiiiu If Biinlli-lna
teiillnnrtl en I'liBr MftrirTfiiuniir'
ilKD FLO
GROCER ROUTS 2 BA
tche
3
Chases Them With But
After Being Black
David Nldes, n grnce
ircd b1si
Park V
iper Di
lam V
and J
Lnnsdc
i Court.
!and Ai
were
ly
ly
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.9
,ik ,"-'eveJlKr"
order, und
sprviul" tm
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