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CLOSING STOCK PRICES
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VOL. VIII. NO. 9G
L'ntcrcil as Bcceml-cias-i Mnltfr it KY I'ohIeITIcp tit Phllaflt.iliiI 1'a.
Under th Act et Mnrc-h 8, 1B70
PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1922
rubllhd lal v Hrrrtit Fenda.
SMhM rli,tlnn f'tlrr fl', n Tear by Mall.
PRICE TWO CBNT;i $
ceryrnrm.
102L'
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r 4 -i
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prnnTeirrn 1 1 .' , :n i - i
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FQRGOHFABON
. ccMiTnncuin
S$l$l Leaves HarrisUrg tej
cLfer With State Leaders I
mid End Tega rviuaaie
ANNOUNCEMENT TO COME
AFTER PENROSE FUNERAL
Allegheny County Leaders Ar
rive and Discliss Beems of
Belt and Others
CROW --ST&N THE RING"
Silence of Executive en Resig
nation Plan Leaves State
in Doubt
Governer Sproul came here from
TlnrrMiurg this afternoon for a confer
ence with political lenders which mm
1c followed h.v n definite nnnnuiioeineM I
from him of hi stand lit the scnalership
mtttldle. ,
Meanwhile there Is , only a chaos of
Fecidntlen as te what he will de re
sign und go te Washington In Scnutgr
Penrose's place or serve out his full
term as Governer.
First it Is announced through one
"group of friends" thnt he will take ,
one course, then it Is stated, again '
through "friend' ," thnt he will lake Uic4
ether.
According te the latest of these re
port", "friends who niy they nre In
leiifh" villi Mr. Sproul deelnrc the
(ioveruer ..'(lintjiinH (he hnine viewpoint
he held when Kcmtlur Knox iiicu mv
vral meinlis iire.
Ifcall Fermer Kefusal
At thnt time, the (Joverner stated
that he would net rehiRii le put him'-'
telf in ii position where he could lie
ecpt appointment ns tlic sticccs'-er of
Stnater Knev.
Other lenders who "talked with the
fJovcrner," say he has decided te re-
Mgn, thus epenhnc the way for hln np
peintmcnt
I.lcilennnt Governer
I'hluidclphiii Is ltuKlcgreiiud
jicuiicn.au, wee we..... ....,.......,..., ,, () R ln.,.k 8ravp ,,crp !ll)(1 ,.,-. if nis plans carried he would go net enlv M"'l "y-'"'11,lu,',M at " "m,r " '' ' ' 'w I" prospect, as tb. bid bus been
tuccced te the uoveriiershlp. I it wns ilin? and brleki-d lenir age, und, le Phllnilelphlu, but te Pltlsburirli te si-'e' Vollewlntr Is the new iirb-t'llst 'iHii,,n,v.ai,i i. i. .. .. ..
.. ,. .. I .1.1 ........ ..il... .11.. II. 1 nil w,i . '.... '" v .' vriviuuj lli.lll .. . ..
When the (Jovptner left Hnrrisburg , n that wus necessary te make It ready Sonutei- (Vew. nnd te Wmdiing en. I ,'.' P1.i ' ' Wif, ."1, . V -i.uii--i v.c.crm s i
for Phllndelphla, nhnrtly befere 3 f"r jis occupant wus te remove the The pressure from Wushlugtei, en:n,T. - - m ... ., iw u-.U..fJ ; ' f'""llH- '
o'clock, his only comment was that Km,t stone slab nml sweep It. A pine (he Governer t. . resign und dike Pen- ' iirern T...1HT:.". :'.1V. Anether contributing fiicte.Uaward u
no Miitiwent would be forthcoming ..rtver-bex was placed in the gravp. to,resos place becomes greater uh time Pre . .'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'. ;;.-. J.i' favorable decision i- the fnet that lr
from dm unt 1 nfter Senater Penro.-e'h I rcCeive n cni'ket. passes. .Senators Ledge ami Watsen I s"" - :.'- iu,,i.,n...i.i . .. .
burial, and that the... probably, the rCCC1 " ,, - , . were ag.Un In eommui.lcutien with Gov-' '' -; ! ,1 " ' ,Rnr,N l,H' "I'Perlunlt J...s for pub-
Senater's successor would be made: Ne Itarial I ennit Issued erner -Sproul jestcrday eer the long-I ,,f" ' ' ,'n"m'.i ' ., Vlie w.T.W II Is e'"l Ul "'Ivlve ln 'e new position ns very'
lMiniin V.. ....-I..! .,,,,if Imi.1 Imnii Isslinl fur distflllen II lime. liCleie IIIO run 111 III. 1111 n ,
Ar a result of the siinrled-iip sltua-; , estlvcly no de-iatlen' weuldl be made
tien 1'lillade phin Is the battleground' frilI, t(1 ,.!,, ),Ceause of (he dead Sen
for masked war wltkygjie Republican ,,. pnlitir-nl staiidliig.
onanizatieu thut wTTWWinutely deter- l(, Seiiutnr's bmlv is being held at
mine the next (Joverner. the control of )ls )mlnP ytK Spruce street. In defer -the
I.csls.utiire ami nil the political Im-'....,. ,, . viimeied. te bis oft-ex-
Slienlinris that fo'.lew such u tremen tremen
eus iirigrnm.
The rail) lug point just, new for the
liKlithif! fiu-ccs is the Senate sent, which
until 8ntui-dii. lii-l wus lllled by the
ph)hlenl hulk of Meles Penrose, whose
mind uiul will dominated Pciiusylwiulu
Itepilhlieuiiisin.
Coaerele evideuce of the light mnde
hsck of a iiumk of u.banlt were a series
of cenfeienees here anion; political
leaders of Western and Eastern Peiin
sjbanln. A group of Pittsburgh lend
fin foregutlured curl) teduj in the
Isclloviie-Stiatfnril und discussed plans
ler nil tin) can grub mil of ll.e unique
litiintlen.
MIeghpny Leaders Here
State Senater Max Leslie, leader of
e ief Til,,,, " ",,. . "''- .'' "I
i, ..'.... ' TV' . plnnned u con-
iii,, I ,, r '" ,,rP;.wlVV,l,'rV'lylSennter't bedj still lay in the parlor.
,, " "i n piiii'r-i en. .line nun
Will itIi, il, Ui.,1.. ... .1.. i i
.. "i- " un- n- tin- iih-jii v inn-
. hi iyc i-iij . i
In. V ,1 , """dward, Secretary of'
inil'l'lllll Anilil'S. Is II 111 it ll 0 r- llsltnr III.
UII,.' ,,.,, .,,,..,.... n. .1... ,.. 1
PI-IK'h.imril Hun l(, s ., cilllllillnll. fill' ni. I
'li'iilici te Hint Slate tilliee and lauglied
' iiSi;osi'en thai the present whole
lie iliikeriug limy upset bis clinnce.
ii. . ..11. i i i. i
buisii
'IHJur V lllllllll A Mni-.'i. ..f ln..t.
'Ii. also wns in ilwi r,'n,,i ......i.
i u.e pnricjN The importance of the
Mliintltui vim be nppreciateil bv the
wet Jlngre lmidly was inauRuiutcd
ainmlaj before h,. Minted for ibis cll.
Dtlms In the Pittsburgh gieup were
u1',1' '"r llabceck ..f that cih ;
'escpli d Armstrong, treasurer of Al
"Xheny County, ami ,lesP,h N. Mnek-
IlV'i.,..'f ""," ,,0f"'"'d bj Magce for
Ji'c ritlxhurgh iiuiyernlt.
ni ,t , - '"" ...,., IHIIIV
Crew Mill
in
I'lehl
lneMigc from
t'rew. who Is
JIaekrell brought a
I tit I'll Slllln. s!
Ill Ii, ll Vi ",n"""- l.'OH. WHO h
"I In the Meiv, Hospital, Pltlshiirgh.
'I WHS list ii Viinnllll.,,, ...' Ii .
tn. jhat l.II l,-.e ,r ;.t "te
full tcnn in the Senate.
ui ueeause me wcKlerners
am .cared
" Kruuii it hi, el menu
nuny had ntli 1 them m
that hnr hnr
the sunn
i"'" nn. imi-iiiises. Tl,
.i;n,:fr!rrryl,',;i'-''---si.
' was a
, --...t 11. i HI' I' 11 HI
s .eiiiiTces ere wutehli,.. ,1,,. cards
n a enine fm hd- wi,.i..,
, With tl,
mii. .. " . : -"
lets came a senaterinl
oeom for
l S.ute wing of ,he nntlum.icl.pl '
. Mr IIeII'm name
s hspu I,, ti.
for seeinl days past
foreground f thne
-s.i.iu.ini as M'liuteria
1'O.sslbllltll'S.
-enimifJ ,.,, .,,,
J i
-Cfe
LYNCHING BILL TAKEN UP
u .. .
vuse votes te
Begin Debate en
w "yer measure
, p ".mihliislen. .Ian. I mi,, v .. .
iien;e;,rvL:,lr::!'!:'f-"'!.ther'n
- ... llln i ne
spouse witli
ether buslncKs ' .....i
Ililllirri'il ...i.. ....i : in-.,
Iincl n..'i ,,,,,ml"'m " Jer Ami.
Tl.. .. ..
Tl... . .ll
.111- Illl-Ctlll Oil
u inolieii (0 .(
111 I ,n 1 1. - Ik... : .
".ara,ttK
r.s
-Am;
lillOlilM,
en ill l.l'? I'Kn.
"f. e!'i-i"m jeii VAumi. .,i:'."
HOr.S UI. tun "I ".!'"'
-. -v. n.,,,1 . nut.
"II failvi i-'S..tJe.
-ntr
HI " nSRie
Today's Developments
in SenaCdrial Puzzle
1 Governer Snreul Ktlll dnr.linn.q te
discuss successor te Pcnrdsc, but
belief is thnt cither he will resign
te accept appointment liimselCer
possibly appoint Hlghwnyfrldm-1
misslener Sadler te the plaice. ;
2 Governer plans te conic here this j
auernoen le talk. ever situation
with leaders, then' go te Pitts
burgh te see Seifoler ifirW, who
Is ill in Mercy Hespitalf.and from
there te Washington, te feel out
the sentiment nt the cnnital.
3 State ""FcatlersIas5enibfiii here. ,
They incluaeyTCfc
Mnecc, of
Mayer Babcoc
and Secretary e
Woodward, all
' l'heAv Ceuntinnd.
1 IiXje predicts harmony
as re
Ma gee
sultf conferences here;
arranges meeting with Varc; in
dicatiens that Mngce-Varc com
binatien may try te put man in
Senate from Western Pennsyl
vnnla and fill second vacancy with
Phllndclphian.
OF BURIAL ALIVE
Wished Bedy Held Several
Days, Rumer Says Crave
Opened in Family Plot
CREMATION IS EXPECTED
nx 1mtiZn. iJiayer 'larv u
mmmtLVimvr .
?.nmki-y;Lr'
aMEih
peBMBTvllIc-1
I Bt
PENROSE HAD FEAR
t. . ,, .' ,,,. 1H,.lmril ",""U' t" ,S0,'n ,,MJ V,,r llllblclicc (e (he
Sennter Penrose s father, Klcnniu fr(mt,
Penrose, was cremated year" bro at The oilier names miRResipd by nil
Chelten Hills, and it wns said there jnirlus or sellish frieiiiN. I can say.
inns, nnu ii wus Mini iiH-ii- - - i..fii III.-IIU-.. i i-uii s;iy,
tt (here was m-n-.- expectation r ','T' iT;V;,J,,aVP "(,Vrl ,,,p,,,t '0"l'l-,'l I
'Jdaeuld be fidiewed In .hel'MSSr s'S' "pSKSn '
......... '.i... ,i.... .u ..,.- ..vmvtiitien r
unitii i iiiii.
the Hnim
rnut
;. V." V ..... ! ., t.i ..I ii.n
cremif y. "no wl u, been received
from (he Penrose family.
A grave was opened tedu. In sp te
of (lie ruin, n tlie renrose luiiu.j- pu.i
iseiiaier ! n'"'- " "v-ii... -
father. On the ether side Is the- grnvc
of Kutlinrlne Urexel. wife of t 'buries,
k ........ l- l.el.ln ll, .i, ,if 1, si...
Seiuitei- Peiuose (eday at the Hurenii
,,f viinl Kt'iiluil.M It uiim said Ihere
' ......Ln.l I, ...... .if l.i.liir. Imrlnil ntlve.
ilif.r.i imiiui .'. .....i ..,..... .......
lie wished, ns tlie rumor gees, that un
iuterv.il of (en days be allowed te elapse
between his death and bis burial, se
thut there might be no doubt as te his
death. At the cud of (he ten das It
I was his wish thut bis bed be reduced
I te ashes.
, i:.traerdInarj mlcry lins been
wrapped about the Penrose funeral b
members of bis fiimll) . Last uigbl the
death notice was taken out of the news
papers, and this gue rl-e te the rumor
thut his body had been taken from his
bt.ine tbii-iiiL- the nlL'ht 11111 cremated. I
Information obtained from both the
Ii!0 "I I , " Z"Z,r l l"B ,w,m,,
Air of Mystery at 'Hume
At the house the air of mystery was
,.s ,,ck as ever, it was sal.l tlnit the
un ,.,. bei.iL. nerinltlril I.. lew It. net
iiveu
the family servants. It was said
.. .... .. a.
that Hr. I liarles n. renrose ami
Hlehard Penrose, tlie Senater's brothers
I....... n ..fi. niinlliiii- t In. I'ninilii. iiF
v!.,.,.!..r,i. I,,nn, iniiitlmi' lirnlliiM' U'llii
. , i i e i .1 I.. t.i
is InirniuK cast from Colerado SpriucM
A dose political frleml told today of
lb. Senater's peculiar i'ws about
death nml burial. -.
"About a year npe." snid this friend. ,
"the Sennter nnd I were tnlking nnd
the subject of death was discussed. ,
The Sennter tnld his family alwavs
had been repelled bv the idea of pnrad- '
lug death. He (old me his father had1
been cremated, and he proposed te be. j
"The Senater lind a fear f being ,
burled alive and wanted Ills body te be
I eld for ten days te make sure be was
dead."
"Senater Penrose did net like te dwell '
en the idea of death, or te attend fu
nerals. When 'I.' Durham died some I
years age, Semite" Penrose was com cem
iielled le go te the house as a murk
of respect for his friend und associate
lie went into the beuse, stayed Just a i
meuiciit mid l lien went out ngiuu. lie
wtis there u.s short a time as possible."
Curiosity Over Estate
Then is much curiosity also ns te
the manlier tn which the Penrose estate
will be disposed of, and as te whether
a will Is te be offered for prebute.
Seme of the Senater's Intimates de
clare lliere will never be a will pro
bated, and that in tills u family cus
tom will be maintained. It Is said
that tin father's estate was net dis
posed of by will.
Senater Penrose is said te have
been a very wealthy man, worth at least
ten millions. ith his iiilher und his
1.,.,,, l.rt.. i-nnmiili- nml It ll.ttll I'll tin nils
liliillliif". 'i",c.. ' ...,. ... ,,.
hnlf-owner'of a highly pruducjlve geld
mine in .M-viiua, ireni wiiicn u leriuiic
has been taken in recent "jeurs.
Mi. '
also owned vuluiible silver mines
,'
Iirether, Spencer,
is a noted mining
ll '
engineer.
Hepe for Bangs Abandoned
Alluiitlc City, .Inn. l. -lily A, P. i
IM.CklillllllM III tll.llHllL- .Tllllll Ivi'lllll tl'll
ItutiES today iiiiilcnlcd they had given !
up hepe for bis receM'ry. Mr. Hangs,
who underwent uu iutestlnul opeifTlleu
at tlie clly hospital Saturduy, rallied a
little this morning, but later suffered u
relapse.
The lt urltlnc iiunrm
uie wiiui.Mi e-ii'cru
W.
I most pint of (he cemetery, en wbnt Is, Pittsburgh nespiuu, ami pin ieai.
known' ns (he (er.-.u-e. overlooking Fnl .- The unsatisfactory news about the1 V aimm"1 'or-ilm-lleii wa,
ineunt Park nud the UUer Drive. '1 lie remtl0l. I)f Sr,1I1(- Plvilv. ,","' ...i.i.i mnde possible threu-h the rcni.ivnl of
I 1 1 ' T III. ISilVKI'tlnl- t., I.I i.i ..!.. .l.. VirillHUi '-in,! iiiiii- lll-i" 1
SPROUL
IS URGED
TO FILL PENROSE
Pressure Frem Washington Kept
Up te Haye Governer Resign
and Accept Tega
i SADLER'.S NAME CROPS UP
SSIBLE COMPROMISE
Hy GEORGE NOX Mr(UN
Hnrrhbtire, .Inn, !. While" (Joverner
Hpreul still declIneN te (IIkpumh the riip riip
cepser te Hennter Penrose, (here H per
slHleiK belief lie will iiltlmntely ithIrii
nnd necept the uppelntment hliu.(f
Should he net de he IIitv .: Iiiillm '
VACANCY AT ONCEi
neJ-ttrt
"itiens that he mlht appoint Lewis S.
hnuertelheplace. -
Hint wns one of the MiRVPullmi
thrown out by an authoritative source. I
it ,. et inI,,v lmf , (5ov,,rler
Mmu ni..,.i.ui ii. ti c i . . prcKs ve or every ciinnRiiiR moon, no is i
; ins nliimleniKl (he Idea of reslKnliiR ti'j,1P ,yI)rn ,mlnKuIshed French Acn-
ttiKe Hie ten himself. It is merely the
injection of a new nnmn.
.Mr. 8n. or s Comn.lsslener of niKli-
Urnvu .....I .. , i i , .
iwnjs und a personal friend of (Joverner
j Sproul. Ile has been prominently men-
tlened for (Joverner. ' '' (I Itidy carries pienwmi reconpo recenpo reconpe
IIC is VPrV WPnllln- 'lu liwlm. nt ..... '
nerland ( eunty nnd a brother of .Ins
(Ire Sadler of the Supreme Court. UN
name hns only come ceme te (he surface
in connection with I In- senntershlp
witliln (he lust twenty-four hours.
E-Gocnier Stuart Favored
Possibly the nuiiie most fnvembly re re
Kurded heretofore In rnnnoclleii with the
vnenney is that of former (Joverner Ed
win S. Stuart.
There lias been some mention of the
mime of CeiiRressman William H. Vnre.
but it Is rcxnnlcd morel v ns n strntcirln
""'." .""'y.'. ',avp m-vcr been considered
'"'""luiiiuic siieiice aoeiit ins intentions.
Sfi X -nWi'tft v
questions Involved
(Joverner Spreiil reiterates thnt he !
w.m ,le 1tntMns .....i, Ilf(l,p ,, -,,.M
. I 1 i, . ,.
in mil- uncerminty et the utitluuk.
J(, . .. .. ..
hpreul .May He Here Today
.1 - , . -. -. "' !"" " i
'i'lll'.V' U-2C'll him te nel nuii.l.lv i.n.l
resign.
County lenders and politicians ever
(lie State .ent (c'l-grams te the same
elVecl. County i-huirmen urged quick
action, und called the Governer le ac
cept li.iniedlutel.i the opening offered 1)
Penrose's death.
I.leuleiianl Governer Hi-idlcmnn and
ids trlends huvc been, It Is said, mm
shilling an array of legal opinion te
combat the idea that he cannot Miccecd
himself as GirVcriier. should Mr. Sproul
resign and he become Governer.
1 1 is understood that he und his
managers have become reconciled te the
idea
it liis succeeding liovcruer Snreu .
.if it will net bar him from ii full four
.ear term later.
At (he same lime. yi hen Is fear of
clashes. There has been talk of tning
I le persuade Mr. Iteidlenmn te content
,.""" ". """, V" ..'".,'' '.'" V ".'i "" ,
'"??" m """"' "-verner, 11 enlj 1
' -'I R..UeU that the organization
will be forced le the defensive if Mr.
I lleidlemau persists In becoming u
1 gubernatorial candidate at the pri
maries at a time like the present,
with party affairs in turmoil, and Te-
Uillllsiilieiii i..i-r iineiy uemniuicd,
Then the siliiutleu rests.
GOMPERS IN CITY
Head of A
F. of L. Here te Meet
Laber Leaders
Samuel (iempers. president of ihc
American Federation of Laber, is in tlie
city leday te conduct a ceufeieni mi
local and national hDer, conditions with
rcptrsei.tr lives of the trade unions of
(his "i'y.
"The .infeipucp will be lii the imt. lie
of gl i and take." Mr. (Jumpers ald
"I e.stiei t te eh tain ililu ci.iicci'ulug tn
labor iltuati'iii here from the men ami
in turn inform them of the pi-ogre--of
our irg.'iilatlen throughout t;,,.
country.
"Teiiiu'.t I will be the guei-t of
Lit 1 u Temple. I have nothing of n
startlim; character te siiy v, i;ariliiiu
conditions and de net care te make un
ceiuni' ui "U (hem al this Him "
air. uiul irs. iieiupers me staying nt
,i, itnlieiue-Sliatferil
SISTERS BURNED TO DEATH.
Explosion of Still Believed te Have
Startse. Fire In Illinois
Caire. III., .'un. I.- (liy A. i.)
Mur. Hunan, seientecn years old, uiul
Gladys 1 1. .gnu. nine, sisters, were
burned te death today In a lire which!
police attributed le the explosion efa .
still. The home of Dennis E. Ilncuii. ,
...! f 1 in ir ..'q ". '
t "i iniiiut ij . l llif'tlll
;V;;ri h l WUH '.""lOne Teuten Ship Displays Christmas
A still and several jugs of nioeiishiuo Tree at Masthead
were found in the ruins. Heg,,,, ,lm iimi,urg, .lau. I. illy A. P.)
bls wife ami three small children t.. I nKlm.luti;,n te llj the new black,
caped. 10( nIU ,,)d merchant Hag of (ieimany.
..l.l.t. l.n...i.,,.. ll... i, 111.. I,. I ll.t.r !,..,
... nr- IIIIVIIin rsftl ...
VAnC, JUIMlUn, UIM JUrlT UUIY.I.
. '
Sen of State Senater, a Civil. En
gineer, Late In Reporting
Edwin H Vnre. .Ir., son of Snte
Sennter nre, appeared in Hotin G,
Hull
i eiuiii.'.i m.i" "iu i .se. i, in, I'm
ler jui.y amy leiinj.
Mr Varc is a civil in.ee i ..
grailiiate of the 'I'liiicrsity of Peuu-
sylvaiiln. He was te appear in Judge
Met alien s court, yesierdiiy. but un
acchicnt ui a ceiiipuiuun. with whom
be wns stujiug. ut Lake P'ncld. N. V.,
preiented lilm from reaching Phllndcl- I
phlu until ufti'iuoen,
COMPOSERS TRYING TO SHOCK
NOT EDUCATE, SAYS D'INDY
Dean of French Musicians De
plores Lack of Time Taken
in Preparation of fVerhs
, i
Here te Conduct Phila. Orches-
Ira Calls American Organic
zaliens Best in World
Vincent d'lndy. the me-t dlstin
sulshed lUlna French composer, and.
1 nincc the death of Hnlnt-Hnenn, the dean
' of French music, take a generally
! hopeful view of the future of his art.,
from the creative Hide ns well ns thai ,
of ncrformnnce. ,
M. d'lndy is in Philadelphia today.
' r.nd will conduct the concerts of the i
I Philadelphia Orchestrn.at the Acndenij
1 of AIiihIc Frldav afternoon nnd Suttir
i day evenliiR. He nccemimnled the or-
ehOMrn liacK ireni .cw ion; imer iih"
rnnccri tliore TiteMla vevenlng. nnd will
,,lr,,('t tuc "henrstils until the Friday,
M. .Hndy. in nppenrnnce. Is strlU-(
Inclv like the late Henry Wnttorxen
except that he Is mere slender, 'lull,
with :t finely formed head and eves ex-1
i proMdve of every chnninR mood, be Is '
demlclnn. Hit nppeiirnnce denotes his
'devotion te tlie line nrls nnd liU
,lu,1,0"1s ",lku ls t-hurncU'rlsth- of the
""'l Who llllM lliudc. perhaps, hl! IIIOHt
cxlmumlve study of the GroRerinn music
, up te the nrescnt.
RETAIL COAL PRICE ,
CUT25CENTSAT0N;
Dealers Give Customers Bene
fit of Removal of Trans
portation Tax
.m
N0
BITUMINOUS CHANGEIHAS CONFERENCE JAN. 14
? "f " V'l ''
domestic purposes were slashed bv
Phi!nd'.'lthiu dealers leday. The reduc-
..,,..ii,. ,.,., ,,.,
' "' " " -
the tfu-ispoitutlen lax en
iiilnps, und before the en
m coal from the
1 of the week
picled nil dealers will lower (he cost.
It has been generally given out thnt
the pres-iit reduction, the llrsl in 'eiim
time, will net lv fnllcvi! !;.- ihcrs,
at lea-r duil'13 the ne.-ct tow mouthy.
Se 'at- as can be '.earii'-d bituminous
will continue te In ins te same price
for at bast a week, when it is epe:tcd
a reduction will come as in the case of
unthiMcitc.
Tlie ,'cse"ie suiip!, en hilinl. it Is
s.iitl. is .iilli.'lent le lnl.1 cine of the e.
pccte'l orders at tl"' lewn- cusi.
GULL. STUCK ON ICE CAKE.
riFfllnE? ON WARMER CLIME
UtUIUCO UIM JIVHniVI tn ULIIYIC
"
Ferry Passeigers Ainu6cd at Pre-
dicament of Ulci Bird
,,,.., Mfir,,.t M -,..., r,.rP. .
h.iMi this iiiin-niir: were amused nt (he
tu-cdicaiiient of a oueruhle sea cull
breakfasting en a iimrs I of feed upon
an ice pan ill the river.
As the beat approached he reluctnntly
abandoned bin repast and prepared te
fly away. Te his yre.it distress, how
ever. In discovered that one feet was
, tlrmlj attached te the ice. whether
i caught in u crevice or frozen en it is
, Impossible te siij.
' The unfortunate bird struggled with
suudn lliippings and Imps te free hiiu-
lielf, illld (U lust siii'ceedetl. lie tires"
into the air and winged his waj rapidly
tn the Seuth, presumably te seek a
warmer and less hazardous climate.
ETHER AND OIL OF CLOVES
MAKE 'BOOTLEG' COCKTAILS
And 3 Brands Are Simply Different
Celers, Dry Agent Testifies
Ether and oil of .loves are among
i tin inirredlents of tecktuils
new- en
I the market, according
i.. i. ,,uii i. ...
..i I.-.....1, li....,llii l 'slllii'il te.
up . ,"."," i
.Im l,.'f..ii. I'nlte.l Stetcs Cemuiss iiner
lk III K. I Mill t "" .
Mauley against seven i i taken in a
raid yestei-.laj . I
And net only thai, but the cocktails
aid te have been sold in quail bottles,
were made Inte three "brands" simply
by the use of tllffcrelil coloring mutter.
' Commissi. mer Mauley held the men
urr'steil ye-terliy en Van Pell street
mar Nerrls, under S."(mi bail I( was
te.slllKtl liquor was being distilled In
the house, The prisoners said they wei-q
Geerge Wiigner, William Ceyle. Mau
rice Cehen, Frank Hiuu-bury , William i
Ilicky. .leliu Kelly nnd Theiims Darin.
GERMAN FLAG IGNORED i
,
Wll.eil liiiiiiii' in. '.,.'... ",s ..lllllllll,.
wns euiienc yester.iav vm a inn
' i i... ...' ll,,, I'nilinni I .. iti 1 wi ..I, i.ii .ui ..i...
1 lOIIiy I'l im '.'."'" ' ..' .1 iiuiy
(he custeiiis Hag (libers departing
I freip the pert refused te lly either Ihe
i, Id or lb' "r"' einblein. due of ilie
beats belutlglllg te ll.e ling. St limes
i interests left Jie hnrlsir displaying a
Christinas tret" where the new Hag
, should bne been.
Tlie skllineis who sniletl vesteribiv
scorning the republican Hag declared
they would heist the old German tlag
in iinrruuiieiini Miners ami loreign
ports.
TIIIJ .1011 VOU A1UJ I.IIOKINd KOIl MAY
Im fniiiiil In the Help Wanted columns en
li,n,-e U3, lv.
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mi &,
VINCENT d'INDY
tlens still of a vHlt l:c inmlc here In
1',fH. It wns durlns that yenr thnt the
"
llrst pcrf.
" I
orinnnce or ihh sympneny in 11 ,
Hut In the Fulled States wns Riven In
Philadelphia.
At the Jiellevuc-Slrutfnrd this
mernliiR, M il'Indy upoke of bis art
und tlie outlook for thu future as It up-
Cnntlnjifil in race Nrtfntcru. reluinn Tlirc
Offer of Mere Than $150,000
a Year Proves Tempting te
' Postmaster General
l!y (he Assiclated Press
Washington. Jan. 4. Postmaster '
General Hays said today lie lind net yet
decided whether te leave the Cabinet
aiul necept the new plnpp he bns been
offered in tlie niotlen-plctiiro industry,
and wns net likely te make u decision
within tlie next ten days.
Published figures 10 the effect that tfie
molien-pldurc .producers bavi' sag
Rested .Sir.O.iMH) a jour te begin with
are said te lie somewhat under the sum
Itclucluiil te Leae Cabinet
,.is .....Hers I1(nv Mun.l, it is said by,
some of the Posimaster General's j
friends, he is net inclined te .sever Ills
1 .. . . .
... -,.... i,..- iiiiusua. .sniarj mat Would
be carried by tlie iitwitimi ion,i.,i 1
lie lias net yet discussed ii,..
"'" ...'. iiiiii
1
Uitilfi.
:'..'" cs net In end t act until ,
sloetl
- - -...-.. v iiii 1 1.111 nil- 111 1 1 1 nn.
leliills of tjie offer miii!' bv the mo-(ien-p.'turo
p.eple ure te be discussed
with them bj Mr. IIa, .J,iunrv 14.
and he bus told his associates In elUelnl
life here (hat he 'intends te held nil
open mind until nfter that .imfHrcme
III' illlSO IS SJ, (,,
l.ar i.ssiirei,
the
ili
tlii' I're-lilent thut
would i each no
cislen mill! they
situation again.
had tnll.eil eer
I nlll yesterday, the Pest muster Gen
eral, who .has been away from Wash-,
iiiglen resting. Im,l net im ntiened the
offer te .Mr. Har.ling. T. , hml
luncheon together at the White Meuse1
yesterday, however, and Mr. I Iu- is
said te have tel, the Chief Executive
that the preposition loekisl tee at
tractive te dismiss wltheui considera
tion, Cemparuthcly Peer Man
Uegrct that there mit;ht b. au pros
poet of losing his Postmaster General
wus understood t llni ,.,, e-.ptesed
by Mr. Hnrdiiig. but Hi" subiect wns
dropped witli the iiiidersiiiiniiug thut'
no resignation wns ii.imiiienl. .
Despite evldi'l.ees 1 lt:i t Mr liny, )'
net new liieliui) tt, fmnr the nronesiil I
lllllde le ll 1 id -nine of these closely us us
seciatc.l wiih him belieie that In (he
end he may de se.
The Pesiiunslvi- General i- n ,,.
pnratlely peer mini, uiul ulmi he en
teretl the Cabinet after dunlin,,, all his
iiiiii- mr senna i year, te I,k tasks
as
.. . . .
ivi'iiiniiii no lllll.euai I'llllll lllllll
many
would
"l "I- iiiciiiin preiileletl tint ,
.1,,, I,. l... j
""' '" "" ""verininiit -ervi
only
up
year or se and then again inki
his law prtM'tlce
FIND MAN DEAD; JET OPEN
Police Say Weaver Committed 'Sui
cide Was Out of Werk
Harry Zuehschwcrt. fn't.,,n, m,,,.s
old. M.'! West CiiiiilieVliiml -iron.' was
found dead In betl this iiieriiing wim
u gas jet in ihc room open itihcr
recuieis feuiitl Ibe Imilv afiu- .iieh.
sebwert fulled te appear fr brckfusi.
I tillcc sin- lie ceilliuitleil suicide
uclischweit w.is a weaver and hae
been uni'inpley ed some time.
STEAL $75,000 IN GEMS
New Yerk Jeweler Finds Safe In His
Heme Rifled
New Yerk Jan. -L-Harry Anion,
a jeweler, who has etbees at ti Maiden
lane, returned te his home at Hi.st
Eastern Parkway, llroeklw. .ester
day. wilh his wife, from a tlicatic
and supper party In Munhiiltaii t..
find thnt In their absence robbers liml
I'inptled a snfe en (he second j,,,,,'
of diiiinends, emernbls ami rubles vnluml
nt $7..(MH. 'linn ii
Mr. Amow told the police the stife
hud been dragged le the middle of th,
Heur. Its tlenr hnd been cut off clenrli
with what the police call a "can
opener." PrUale papers worn scat scat scat
toreil about the fleer, and tlie jewelery
part of which belonged te hla cim-'
tumors, wns gene.
HAYS
UNDECIDED
AB FILM
B
l,. . i. ..
TREATY OF AWIIt
BRITAIN IS
DEVALERA'SPLAN
Hepe for Division Tomorrow or
Friday Expressed by
Dail Members
MAJORITY OF SIX FOR PACT
CONCEDED BY OPPONENT
Hy the Associated Press
Dublin. Jan. . On the renswm-
blins of the Dail Elreann today the
new version of Enmen de Valcm'
i amendment wns distributed ii the mem
lpr. It prottesps n 'treaty of amity
anil necliitlun bptween Irelnnd nnd
tlie Governments of Grent Prltnin nml
of tin: etlur stntcs of the IlrltMi Tem
menwcaltli. The nmendinpnt provider :
"Thnt innsmuch ns tlm nrtlclc of
nRrpement for u trenty between (Jrent
i nrnntn nnu irniiimi. niuin ti iu iivinrni
TII i T (...1 ..l..inl n I Aflilnii
" .... , . ..n
I'CCCIIIUIT U. Ji'-l. ' "
Irish niitlenal nsplratiens and the n n n
.xociatien of Irelnnd wPJ; (no enm
inunltj of nations known ns (he llritl-h
Commenwoaltli, nnd cannot be tin bn-Is
of an cnd'irlni; pence between the lrifli
and Ilrltlsh peeples:
"Tlie Dall Elreann, In the n.iiue of
tlie sovereign Ii-ImIi tuition, main's te
the Covernment of Great P.rltnln. te
the Government- of the ether state- in
the P.ritisli Comnienwenltli n'id te the
lweples ,.f Great BrUain anil of these
several itates, (be fnllnwlns proposal
for a treaty of amity and annotation
which the Oail Elreann it ceuineed
could be "iitcred into by the Irish poe-
11p with the sincerity of Reed will.
Hie comnlete text of the proposals, '
it was announced, will be put Inte tlic
hands of ilie deleeates at the cls et this
nfternoen's session.
Mr. tie Anlern. after sharp im-Iiiiuzph
v. it ti Arthur Griflith und Mh-luiil Col Cel
lins ever the much-mooted "I)eeuni',iit
Ne. 'J." announced that in- would uinve
liN altcrnn(ive proposals lonmrrew iir
, u amendment te tlie writutli, motion
for nUlllcatlen of lb" ti-eatj. The
tniestleu was raised " whether Mr. de,
Valera. under the rules of the debate.
would be permitted te maiw uneui.er
speech.
Ituciiley Demands ICepublic
I)t-put I!iiekle.. tlie lirst speuker at
tedav's ses-leii. In his argument against
the t'reatv. took the ground (hat the only
iiuiudiite' he hail from bts const iruente
Wns fr a republic. The Irish delegates
had taken from Ireland te Londen the
minimum demands of Ire'and. hi? de
clared, and th tlelegates. under threat,
had accepted something less than lrih
independence The I'ninn .leek, (lie
flvmbet of shivery, would continue te
lient In Irelnnd under tlie trenty, he
wild. Tlic "rotten press" which bad
stiunpedeil the country was trying te
'Stampede Its' representative,, but, be
would net yield.
Alexander MniCnbe. of Sliae. fol
lowed with .1 p'ea for iicepptnnoe. While
l.e was picturing tlie disappointment lie
said millions of Irish women and chil
dren would feel if the treaty were re-
inet-iMl Alls, .wary .uui-.-sii iin-j um-i
- n j,,;,, ,,,,, ,,. ,!,,. women were
net in fmer of the trenty. Te this
MacCabe retniltsl :
I)c Vtilera Again C'ritii-icil
MacCabe expressed regret ever
(he
.. I. I,. ' .!.... .. ...... ,t..
,!,.. i,,,,. As for the ..pulsiens of
tin treaty. I'.iej i-epri"ciii'il goods ili-
1 lhcietl and net pnuui-eu. lie did ne1
like some things about in- treaty, but
he acieiti"l it as a st.p toward mere.
land be regaided die i.pp.un-nts of the
trenty .. guilt v el "t ruuliiiil in. ite
med' te natieuiil su i ne " The weuM
sacrlliee the . hole popu'.ilie.i of lie-
i bind en the nllnr '' '' i-illul pnnei-
ililcs. lie criticized De Valere. "tlocii "tlecii
incut N'i. '-'." I In alternnttw' propeM.L
.saying there would be a Governer Gen
eral even under it
i This la-! declaration provoked a
heated scene. De Vnl. in nnl tin
, document should net lie rt-firnd te ii,
tlie Dall it nl It In i.ieM'd ii ns at, i...iotm i...ietm
incut. (
Artlnii (Jritlillis a'd it -,i i ni un
fair te .no public In -UppH'-s litis
tleei.n '.-.
lie Vale . -.Id l.e was pre nil si te
bting ll fui .v. ml a, any tiuu . I 1 1 tunt
the etli r s.ilc. r.-.'iig .i tllrni v.',e
Cunlii.'.i'il en I'. i:c srvrntrrii, ( uliinin Our
WIT
SPROUL HERE, SAYS HE WILL
MAKE A STATEjMENT TONIGHT
v
Governer Sproul arrived at Brea'l Street Section nt 2.45 o'clock
this afternoon and went directly te 'he Union League. He said he
would mnkc n statement tonight en the sena'e'ial vacancy.
PANAMA CANAL TRAFFIC SETS NEW HIGH RECORD
PANAMA, Jan. 4. In spite of the world-wide business de
pression the volume of shipping trarYTc through the Panama Cnun'
in 1021 set n new high record. The tolle fei the calendar yeai
were ?10.ay.r,718, apprexinntely fj'30,000 meie than the picvleus
year, acceitling te the euicial report.
TEARS OFF WOMAN'S RING
Thug Sheves Pistol in Her Face and
Takes $3 Frem Purse
Mrs. Ezey l.eaiii.fn, .Villi La.isdeuue
Men. ie. was l.ebl up ut tie i or. n r et'
Fifty -fifth nnd Master sti nbnii'
11 .HO last night v hile en ler v a; lien,'
from a picture sn,i .
The thug wus a Negro, lie sinned
a pistol in her face and took .'! from
her purse. 1 It then tore her wedding
ling from her finger ami escaped.
TI.OIHIIV M'F.CIM.." ATLANTIC illK.T
I. INI'. IM l.uiH iritli. new In nivlic. IN'u
tutrii far). C'helc of nihcr 1'ireuch trulni
KH itiiuuiii mm ni'onnieilIlo.i nn r!e
a uftVe, loeu ihrsinut i . i'hli u..
Actress Engaged
Jfcee:
JV I
CATHERINE CAbVlilt I'
Widow of Paul Armstrong, pluy
wrlglit. who lias announced bcr
engngenient le Colonel Geerge Car
ruGicrs, '.1 weallby Cuii.idlan unr
c(ci-:ut
GIRLS CLIMB OUT WINDOW
TO ESCAPE BLAZE AT CLUB
cres mi (he nutslde of tlie cenin, nnd
Empleyes Shut Off Frem- Exits by ;"' ,.,l"!,1k ,,!'l,s w" ' removed before
, , . , .... '(the bodies were shlepcd te the United
Qmnb in PnrtlnrAf Riillrilnn 's:,....... r..M 1...-1..1 rr..i.t i....ii.
Smoke in Engineers' Building
Four girl employesef the Engineers'
Club, lul." Spruce street, climbed from
first-fleer rear windows of tin- club
house nt neon today when a blaze In
the cellar filled the kitchen with ileiise
smoke.
The eung women were Elizabeth
Henry, 171S Guul street: Dorethy
Tucker
;il(i Seuth Eleventh street;
relmtich. 7."!t North Twenty-
I.oenu
fourth street, and Delia (Mennor.
The lire was ln a paper baling ma
chine and 'ignited u pile of paper and
wnste materials. A pnngrvuy. giv
ing access te the rear jard, was tilled
with smoke, compelling the girls te
leave l the windows.
lli'iu'N Dutten, manager of the club
fought the lire with chemicals, uldctl
by ether empleyes, until firemen ar-
rived. The tlames did net spread beyond
tlie cellar.
BATTLESHIP NORTH DAKOTA
IS DAMAGED IN COLLISION
Puts Back te Pert After Crash With
British Schooner
Itnslen, .Inn. 1. 1 Itv A. P. 1- The
battleship North Daketu reported by
witelesH today that she had been in
collision with the liritish c( homier T.
K. llentlej off t'ape Ceil last night.
The battleship turned back te the nnv
jard here for repairs. Tlie schooner
was Mild tn be in need of Immediate
' assistance ami the naval tug Iehavc
wns-sent imu irinii iuti-. -e net- -Ynn
injured.
Tlie battleship's shutters nnd elevator
were iliimncrsl. Captnin Treneh ie-
ported tlie North Dakota wns mnking
1 four knots en her return te the nnvy
jnrd. wliieli she hail left yesterday for
winter niaucmers off Giinnttinnine.
Tlie sehoener's tlnmuge wns reported
as largely less of headgear. The T. K.
Ilfiitle,. Captain 1'erry in, (emmnnd.
was last reported at St. Geerge. N. I...
bound for Norwalk. Conn. Slie
registers about .",(10 tens.
-Ynn
SAILOR OVERBOARD DROWNS
Shipmates en St. Leuis Can't Ex
plain Accident; Get Bedy With Irons
I pier Deyle, twenty -three years old.
iir-1 class scauiun en the I' S. S. St.
Lejiis fell overboard Inst night when
en wntih and was drowned.
Tlie sailor was inissnl at s o'clock
when .leliu Hepkins, his relief, came en
duty. The battleship ililu. the St.
Leuis' hert'i mute lit Pier C iti (no
buck channel, turret her ses.relillBhts
en the water. Twe boatloads of sailors
from the St. Leuis with grappling
irons brought the body up at II o'clock
last night.
Deyle's shipmates cannot explain the
net ideiit. hut are sure it was net n
nielde. The sailer's isuiinmudiiig of-lice:-
oil id he was known ,,u the ship
for bis bright smile ami sunny disposi dispesi disposi
tien, and was incupabb of suicide.
'emmaniler Simpsen, e.is'utie of-
I'.eer of the Philadelphia 'ny Yard.
has notified the youth's parents. lit
unit from Mississippi.
(
BODY NOT IDENTIFIED
Man, Found in Frent of Hospital,
Were Six Suits of Clethes
Itleiltllli'iitiiii. Iil.s net been nuide to
day of the bmlv of a mail found, lnnt
night. I'i flint el the Jewish lb. pita!,
nt erk n .el mid dlncv avenue, ami
who died s,,,rlh after being nilinlllel
le that iusiitutien from weed nlcohel
poisoning The man was c,,d In six
suits of c'elht'N.
The man was found by a pr ile-triuii
wim notified the hospital autbeiitl.'h. A
vain effort wis made te it"le him lie
was about sixty U,. enn, old. nli.ni,
,ri feet 0 Inches (ull. but carried nothing
te reveal Ms Identification
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ROPES AND BLACK
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I'niiv iini uiiiiilv iRi
?w
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Embalmer Tells Senate Cem"
mittee of Gruesome Discovery .
During Disinterment
MOTHERS WEEP AT TALE '
OF FALSE IDENTIFICATIONS
l:
Hy I be Associated Presit
WasbliiRten. .Ian. 1 Hnfim
Hubbard, of New Yerk, onmlevcd by
the Amerlcnn Graven IloRlstratlen
Service in preparing bodies of Ainpr
h-aii soldiers for shipment from France,
told a Seiinte commit tee today that
en three bodies disinterred lie found a
rope around the neck of each nnd a
black cap ever pnch face.
I Cnllcdas the lirst wup nt the re
sumption of tlie hearings- of the com
mittee Investigating ehnrRCH by Sen Sen
aeor Tem Wntsen thut American .sol
diers were bunged without trinf In
France. Hubbard declared there was
nothing in the ceflius by which the
i bedie could be identified.
I he bodies were Identified by the
Stntes for Imrinl." Hubbard testified.
Majer lllernme Ople. of Stnunten,
Vu.. ceinmniuler of the Third Itnthillen,
110th Infantry, nceused by Henry h,
I Scott, of Konmero. ().. of' having nhet
and killed two soldiers in France, wnn
,011 band with cnunel te enter formal
denial of the charge. limuiKp some of
'the witnesses were anxious te testify
niul return home there wns np early
1 reference te the Opie case.
IMacU Caps mi Bodies
Dewribing ills weik In (lie Held as.
,1111 assistant embalmer. Huhlinrd went
into great detail, while Chairman
; Ilrnndcgpf. was nttemptiug te find out
what he knew about charges of Illegal
i liaiiL-incs.
"Veu'v'i written a Ieiit leller. new
tell us in jour own way wbiit veu knew
about the hanciui: chnraes." Chairman
1 Hrundegee insisted.
"While at a cemetery In France.
helping ispt tlie bodies rady for idiln
tnent home." the witness said. "I saw
thpe bodies brought up with the hepe
and black cap just as they were when
the men were hanged. I think two
were Negroes nnd one n white man. I
think it was a disgrace te the army
i that the bodies went te the parent",
without tin bluck caps being removed."
The witness gave tlie names of ,rr
eial persons who were pre eat ut the
cemetery with him.
"There was tee much hurry in th.
registration service." be eentlmiCM
"nnd many sad mistakes in identities 4
tien were made." if
"There were iu tags en the beijl!:
1 of the three veldler?' Henater .Or'
HANGED SO
m
-.- I lllll II II PSI. If 1 .
V'..i:iip,T . -? t t.:k1...-.i U.'
J, Ultl JiUl &t-v IMii iiuuuiini ii j
Iedle Net Properly Identlflci4'M
"Were beillcn that were net prepfulj
identftied shipped home uh idcntifici I.
Senater llrandegee nsked. l-x
"They were." Hubbard replied.
Mini women in the crowded l-oetr.
who lest sons overseas leaned forward
and listened clese'y te Hubbard's long
recitnl of "cureles-ness," some With
tenrs in their eyes.
De you knew if these three men
were executed in accortlanie with the
Inw.'" tlie chairman nt-ked.
"I de net."
"Have ou any evident t that men
vvere luiiiRetl wltlieut trial?"
"Ne. sir.
"Knew nn; thing of you
ctlge of cruelty V"
"Yes." he siinl.
It developed thnt what
own knewl-
he wnnttif'te
tell was ipurs.iy.
"Strike It out. tliet,." s-i
lean.
j mecnair-
Keninieil "topes Frem Corpses
Examined by Colonel Wa'ter A.
Ib'thel, actinr jiid'-c advocate general
of the iiriuy, Hubbard saitl several
hundred bodies wcie tnken up nt the
French ceuieiery. where he found three
with ropes hoeped around the neck,
"Tlie three bodies wire taken up In
different purls of the t emetery en the
nme day." be s.itr. . "The rep WRM
III en. Ibtc" feet Ien; I took off the
limes.''
"Hew many oilier men tnw It?"
l olenel ilethel nsiC't.
"I den t knew." idding that Uu did
net. report :he case.
"And the iird icuert tf it wai made
by vm te Senater Watsen V"
"Yes. sir."
''I'ha's ull." exclaimed Colonel
I'pthel, while Hubbard war. still trying
te cot ileng with his story.
"What prompted you te write me?"
inked Senater Wat son. taking the wit
ness. "My duty as a fermr service man.'"
In' replied.
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HELD AS MURDER SUSPECTS
Six Aliens Detained in Connection
With Llnwoed Heights Slaying
( e,ilcslllc, Pa.. Jan 1. Six Ital
ians, ranging in ng from nineteen te
twenty-five years-, nrrcMPil ns nuspeftH
in eonneetieu uh last Saturday's
held-up of the American Stere nt I.In I.In I.In
woetl Heights and th" imtrdrr el
Charles MeGuIre, are being held by
police authorities here. Distrirt At'
terney Tuyb.r and Detective O'ToeIe, et
Delnwnrc County. Iiaxe been notified.
Tlie men answer the description of
the ImndilH us sent out bv the peller.
i The., give tlieir names us t IVtemen,
J Dale, Jehn Walker, Frank I-fntlnl,
t l.arles Suiuiuitt. all of Philadelphia,
untl Frank Hands, of New Yerk ThtJ
men applied for lodging at the city po
lice station here late last night and
Police Chief McNeil decided te held
tlti'in iinlll 'he Delaware County au
thorities could leek them ever.
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