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VOL. VIIL NO. 116
Entered as Secend-CUns Mntter t Ihn 1'antemce nt 1'hlUdclphla, Ta.
Cndfr Mie Act of March a.,18te '
PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 192
rubllshed Dally Except Pimder, Suhirrlptlen PHr rt a Year by Mall.
Copyright. 1022. hy l'ulille IdRer Company
PRICE TWO CENTl'.v
ARTHUR ROSIER
UNDER FIRE AI
MURDER PROBE
Maid Says He Told Os
car's Wife of Alleged " Phil
ander i ng -With 'Jerry'
SLAIN MAN'S BROTHER
DENIES STATEMENT
Mrs. Rosier, Held Without Bail,
Faints in Her Mether's
Arms, -
COUNSEL IN BITTER CLASHES
Slayer Informed in Hospital
Husband Ran Around With
Typist, Witness Avers
'Me? I'm Busy; Said Tailor,
Deulile Murder at His Doer
A llttle tiling like a deuble mur
der appnrently cute only n rnnall
quant,!: of ice with WHllnm Miller,
137 North Eighth street, who works
in a tniler 6hep !n the bulldlni;
where the Kericr Bhoetlng occurred.
Miller testified that he heard
Knets, that Mrs. Rester came
screaming down the stairs, crying
that she had done, the sheeting.
"Rut me, you see," explained
Miller te the Corener. "I'm busy,
I couldn't interfere. Se I say: 'I'm
busy,' and I shut the deer."
Ner would Miller let Mrs. Hosier
ue his telephone. He told the wall
ing, half-crazed woman that "our
phone's busy."
THREE STUDIES OP MR& RO&ER, SLAYER
Mtmsm'rywr-mdmKm vmmm?.':,mmj.vmtm
'&$JEEte$rBtmm'' S PWBKa0att?jM MfSwpaf"-"" IBP'i-1 '
im&mri 'B3iHflH9.iEBBPPi v '.-m
If Ifi I UL II LA I I Ul L Bk ",'"; -,i ' j'ImIKm-'" i
VHi MHB DAVIS premises
ISlHKr i KtALUKUIAIi:
mmm
IZELL GOES TO CELL
Starts Leng Term
BOASTING OF STOCK
MARKET PLUNGING
Says a Little Mere Time Would
Have Proved Him
Justified I
EATS RICH MEAL AND THEN
STARTS HIS 22-YEAR TERM
PinSBURGH POLI
AND BANK
mmMkuv
IN PITCHED BATTLE
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Bandits Escape After Being?
Cornered in Heuse Corden
Spread Around Stroets
CRAFTON CASHIER SLAIN:
CLERKS LOCKED IN VAULN1
m
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CHARLES D. Zlil.I.
Was tahen from the County Jail
at Ijincasler today iind hreucht te
wne turnt'twe and a lialf ears
In ."Mej ainenslnc l'riKeu for embez
zlement of bank funds
Factions Disagree en Question
of Rapprochement With
Italian Government
PRELATES REACHING ROME
Perhaps (he etittnnllnc eliarnrler eliarnrler
letle of ChnrlfH D. Zell, enibczzliiiK
banker, who arrived here today from
Lancaster te begin a twenty-two and n
half year term in the Kn"tern l'cni
tcntinry, is his frank conceit.
Zcll. in his ceil nt tli- County Prison
in Lancaster last ninht, reku boastfully
of his "averagings," as he onthemlni enthemlni
cnlly terms the speculations which
i brought him crashing down
Up showed a rather vainglorious pride
of hi
teuntniicy, and said ttiut only the cir
ciinistanee that his percentage of mis
takes was a little higher than calculu-
J tlens had provided for Imd brought him
ruin.
Zell solemnly gave his word that he ' After sheeting and Mlp'jtlj wounding
i...i -.,.. 7 ..,.,. .. ... ... i."-fy Herny, who Hirprtwd them In
of the Agricultural Tnct Company,
which leht $200,000. te be returned "a
i uuutlreu cents en every dollar,
i
1 Jlanli te KeepHti
T'ndcr ft new charter and under the
reviled name of Agricultural Trust and
s memory for nlwtruM. facts of ac JHUGS SHOOT TIRE DEALER,
THEN FIRE ON PATROLMEN
Escape (n Aute After Running Pis Pis
tel Duel
Bandit Alarm Given by Bey
Radie Oprrater and Girl
riftsburfili. .Tan. 'J7. flty A. P.).
- A bej iiiiintf-ur radio ojicrnter Who
snw tlie hn milts euler tlie Flrst'Nn
tlnnnl Hank of Criften today nnd
hmnl fh,. h,r,i which kllHI the as-'
slstant cashier hateirt te his home
and sent out a brief deurlpjlen of
the robbers, n.gether with the fact
of the robbery.
"When r.ne of the bandits pointed
a pistol tit her head and ordered her
le "lin- up egainst the wail," Mini
Margaret (irier. one of the bank
eleiks. pretended te swoon and threw
out her arm in such n manner n te
touch an electric button controlling
Hi" burglnr alarm. Initnnlly the
bell (.eunded in (he Crafton peHce
tntieII.
Arthur. Rosier told Mrs. Catherine
Hosier that her husband, Arthur's
brother, was tee friendly with Mildred
ieraldine Rcckitt,, according te testi
mony at the Hosier inquest today,
Jehn It. K. Scott, Mrs. Hosier's
dM counsel, pilloried Arthur Hosier.
"I m going te ahew who la the Inge
In thl case," shouted the attorney for
the defense.
"We are going ''te prove an acces
sory," continued Mr. Scott. "We arc
seing te show Arthur's continual
urging, telling Mrs. Rosier nbeut the
eendnct of her husband."
Mrs. Rosier, who shot and killed 'cr
hutband, Oscar, an advertising man.
and Miss Reckltt, his stenographer at
Hosier's offices, 13H Walnut street,
Inst Saturday, was held without bail for
court by Corener Knight nt the end of
the inquest, which lasted three hours.
When Corener Knight, ordering Mrs.
Hosier te stand up, said: "I commit
jeu te the county prison te await the
fiction of the Grand .lrry in the deaths
of Oscar Rosier and Mildred G. Reck
ltt," the young woman fainted in the
arms of her mother. She was revived
in the Corencr'n office and then taken
'met te Moynmensing Trlsen.
Sensational Grilling
The severe grilling of Aithur Rosier
hy Mr. Scott was the most seiiNitienal
feature of the Inquest.
'- Hut Arthur Rosier denied, in spite
"f ecry attempt te trap him Inte an
iiiinilsslen. that he hnd aid nnj thing
e Mrs. Hosier that would inflame her
ngainst her husband.
A succeeding witness, however, n
maid employed for n time in the Reller
'erne, testified that she had many times
heard Arthur Rosier advise Mrs. Rosier
e get a divorce.
The witness said die had hcnpl A--tlmr
Hosier tell .Mrs. Rosier that litr
msnanil wns tee friendly with Miss
UfCKItt. Sj
Anether witness, nn Intimate filend
of Mrs. Rosier, testified Hint Mr. Ros
ier had told her thnt Aithur hnd said
his brother wanted Arthur te be caught
m a compromising .situation with Mis.
Hosier, se Oscur could get a divorce.
This same woman 'friend of Mrs.
Hosier testified te having gene te Hay
with tlie young wife, nt her own re
'HU'st, whlle her. husband was away, te
protect her from any possibility of being
compromised In this manner.
It was testified also that Mrs. Rosier
jald te her friend that she had met Mb
Mwkltt, hud asked her te break off her
Ieml.il.ip fr Rosier, aJ.d that the girl
"ad premised she would.
"I Wius Intoxicated"
In addition te this another witness
WId Mrs. Rosier had cxclauucd te him.
directly fter tlm shoeting:
"1 was Intoxicated. While I was in
the hospital three months age when
'.v unby wns born, they (llT hiihbnnd
mL'i"' 'il-P w,p"' ri""""R nreund te-
u'&t the,;,1.'" J tnme ll'iH " '
DlstH?,' J;!;"'"101 SchelIeM. Assistant
ill . ,.At,eriV'J'' .trl;,l t vain te halt
liv I,.,'. "Wiving Arthur Rosier
.'i.-iiiiir iriHiiiptir llll1i..iMn..u
. 1.-..I..I 1 i - '"'l
By tlw Aiweclntcd Tress
Reme, Jan. 27. With .he body of
the late Tope Benedict lam away be
nenlh the flagstenen of St. PetcrV, the
interest of the Sacred College and the
Vntlcnn household turned today te the
election of his successor. A conclave
has been cnlled for February 2 te cheese
the new pontiff.
The question of n rnppreachcmcnt
between the Church nnd tlin Tfnllnn
Government enters into the elections. A
thorough canvass of opinion in the Vat
icon Bhews that thp. nenrn nnrtv. or
theso advecntlnsr closer rvlnHnnn vili
I the Government, are virtually dead-
ieckcu with the irrecencllables. or these
opposing the rnpproche'ner.i, in thi
number of votes each faction can mus
ter. A two-thirds majority Is necessary
for election.
Benedict Policy Approved by 20
Twentv-nine. cardinals, headed bv
Cardinal Onsbarrl, the Camcrlcnge or
noting head of the .Church, arc Known
te favor continuance- of Benedict's pol
icy, which was understood te hnve been
directed toward, a! resumption of rela
tions with the Quirlnnl, twenty mem
bers of the Sacred College arc thought
te be just as strictly opposed, while
nine are classified as neutral.
The attitude of the American Car
IN THE CORONER'S COURT
At the upper left, Mrs. Oscar Rosier, who killed her Iiushnml and his
stenographer, Mildred "Jerry" Recliltt, is shown with her mother,
Mrs. Sue Rcld. On the right 'she appears with her slster-ln-biw,
Mrs. Ralph Cluippelle. Belew is n slngle study. The photographs were
taken at the Inquest today
DrM-A D. a4.!. A,.:4. , Savings Company, the bunk is te be re-
Rutter Becomes Acting Assist- (m..np,i .hertiv. 7...11 svs that this
hlw fllltn tlrr. btnrn nt IfnLamntt eilrll'
today, two bandits rueed eat en Lan- I
caster avenue, exchanging shots with I.
pelice who pursueil in :i motorcar. . "
Plerey wns awakened at " o'clock
imn 1110111111K in it uuibiiu -uiuriu uui- 'tiniiurcu, .Ian. SI Urn tnn
zer near his bed. walked infn ti, pi... v-.,-., .,. '. J
Florey took a shotgun nnd invest!- (Wren , ' , " l ""'"" "t 3
By the Asserlnled Preas
I'lIIbntirch. .Ihik ?
ant te Chief Duncan" Leads
Enforcement Forces
I will be within a fortnight and thnt it
will be largely the fruit of the co-ep-erntlou
he has given te the State Rx
1 umlners Mnce his arrest en June 2U.
, "Thnt." said Zell. "will be indica
tien. ' lie appears te think that a
...1 .:...n.. .. ...,.. ... .... 1. "lull, il Slimim. ll mllnu SAt.M. n Jf
register and nnetlier nt his safe. "Prc' ,nls morning, nnd nftcr kllllnr 'Ifl
Hemy erdi-red them te threw up'iiureld T. Mess, assistant cashier 't
tlieir hands. Tim man at the safe forced five clerks nn.l n -.. -..d 11
turned and fired one wild Phet. As telnnr , ' , a WOmnn cu' l
nrtr..v i,i,,i ....... ..i.i. i. ... Winer Inte a vault. M
. . . i.-!-......
xtexii incrii(lTs ran out Inte J-anPUM1
SOUL TWIN7 IS SENT HARDING ASKS U. S
TO PROVIDE
iveapen.' " y;
meai-ter 1 "' robbed the bank of Sll.000 in &MI
VIOLATORS WARNED EARLY . pardon will follewin short order. Then. ven,.c and opened tire sending five money nnd $20,000 In Liberty Bends. 'jrMl
i he says, he will return te Lancaster "'TV ,.,'', . i"" T1", !",""" i unu escaped iu an nutomeblli! toward (I
! : I te build again his own life and the life I 0'"' 1,l,lIt' . Hr"; in the ..ft arm. the 0 C0UDtrv "ulomeB,,,s tewa,rtl jj1
t official act today of the ! of W ftinilly. He counts en the "under- '"''"Mug a slight ib-sh wound. The ,..'.. """"'
rr ni nL rerri p standing-and geed will" of the neigh- rubber, then drove off. Hhin an hour aft
i. w.ivis, new lenerni r- bws who wcre )lls .jepositew. and the , Sergeant Relchner nnd Patrolman party of city dctcctiv
rector for Pennsylvania, was upright record of his early years here Pn-sten, who were driving up Lnncas- te the bank met an
N HIDING BYFATHER
WORK
Girl Was Brought te Parents'
Heme Here While Garland
Searched Bosten for Her
WHEREABOUTS GUARDED
Lillian Cenrad, the Philadelphia art
student and "eu1-twin" .r Chnrles
Gnrland. the New Bedford idenllpt. has
been sent away te a place where she
will be free from further annoyances.
This statement w.ia mane today by
Appeals te Five Government
Departments in Behalf, of
Unemployed
EARLIER PLEA EFFECTIVE
The first
Rev. Jehn
hlbltien Direct
te name as his acting assistant Sam
uel L. Rutter, formerly associate di
rector. Dr. Pavls announced that his nume
nlene will appear en permits for the
withdrawal of Hquc from bended
warehouses. Heretofore the permits
have been signed jointly by Rutter and
!by Willlnm C. McCenncll, who resigned
as Directo
By the Associated Tress
I Washington, Jan. 27. Aid of the
nr. Navy. Treasury, Interior and
Commerce Department in providing
dinals O'Cenncll. of Bosten, nnd I -J- " nrnd. father ei tne gin. ninis
Dougherty, of Phlladclphla-ls unknown ' home. 172S North Sydenham street
nt the Vatican, but the opinion is ex- I I'tl'lnn says that Garland, a married
pressed thnt, unless a compromise Is man. i her Ideal soul mate,
teached. never has there been such an I While reports of the unusual romance
opportunity for a foreign Cardinal te were nt their height it appears that
k. ),,.,. .i r.. ti, .!..!... i.t ' Air. Oenrml manacpu te bring his
i... .l.. t.-,. ' i . 4i. ei.'.i ilnnnViter tn tliln eifv rind then sent her i
uv iiiu iiuiiuii meiiiuviH en hip euL-n-u "" - - M11i,,
fi!. i . .,!.. .11..1.1..1 .!.. t..ii I rnilpllv nwuv. Leem
officials admit all depends upon the at- I There weie reports that the girl had , most difficult period of the winter is
"Bootleggers will be driven le the
wall and 'mushroom' drug stores will be
-terccrt nut or business," Dr. Davis de
clared, in announcing he will chimp the
lid tightly en liquor withdrawals ex
cept for strictly legitimate purposes.
The present system under which pliy
Blclans and druggists new obtain liquor
permits will be reorganized, the new
eihcinl stated. A check-up en nil dls-
w en. ter the unemployed wns requested tilleries in the btate wilj begin at
by President Harding today In a letter , nce. he snid.
addressed te the heads of theso depart- ,nVrectS.' Puvteri;i,I'pd J.,,,.,efflw'?
..,. ' i In the Vandani Building. Tenth nnd
., ' Market streets, en the stroke of nine.
ilia Lxecutlve suggested that in He wan greeted b Mr. Rutter. who
these departments there mieht be re- hns been the actual head of prohibition
nair nnd rnrK-trHetinn ,.nrif ,hini, . eniorcenicnt in i'ennsjinmn since he
gnve chose
wound. The i ,.;.".. LUUUlr-T-
er the robbery a J3
ves en their wa;
automobile fillw.
i Side. The e.
I-ellcc, ,J,r te f,tP Wl8 answered by n fuslllade' J
. rt l.n.r. 1 ... if. "I
Vt Ulltt OHO ,..1,1. .. .
Hided the lienvv c,,r. M,e otl.er "'-" "Jv" en ln0 ll HIUC.
the
te make this n trlumnh in resenera- I'l" avenue
tien. robber
Xcll is it man of forty-five, stocky, fired n half dezn sliets at
nmoeth-spoken, with u treng preml- which were returned by the sergeant. , bets, nnd the car kept? geinc
nent nose, loose llabby jowls and deep I He fugitives escaped. The detectives lest a Httle Urn In
sci, uimiiiieimiDiP eyee. i.asc nignt niri - -. tnrnlnc- ,i..t .. . V. T i?
RPPI Y riM DCDADATinMC ?' . c""" " " ine uanmw, a
'"i"0 who anaiHlened their car and scattered.
, , 7 .. iTIiey dnshd into buildings in the vl-
Germany's Answer Handed te Berlin cinity of Pennsylvania ami lilrfn -Ji!
Office of Commission !""? wlth tl,c detectives cipsc at their i
t, i. r... ..- ,,. .. . beels. ...tri.:
is, .iiiu, .. i uv .. i-. I (ier-i titi.ii. . ... .- vT""
man'K reply te the renuest of the ...' '"? ,.., ln,!..?mcT8 Vi
face wns covered with three days growth
et still ii.) rK beam.
Linen .soiled
He were a faHhienably-cut suit of
striped dork stuff, but revealed at his
threat the upper portion of a rather
soiled union suit. Ills shirt mid col cel
lnr he was saving for tlie meri'lug.
He speke without diffidence or hesi
tation. Ilia -volce betrayed a faint lis,p
nnd a trace of the Pennsylvania Dutch
dialect te which he is heir.
"I asked," xnid Z.-II. "that If the fig
tires I g.ne the Investigators were chal
lenged or questioned In any 'lay, te be
given the chntu'c le eerrwi what I tuld
or te prove it from the figures in the
books und from ehtnlmiblt facts. Net
once was this rucessHrj. Kwry slate
ment that I inmle wns certified com-
Reparations Conunlsslen for tlm GerV I "2 XZlnU.?A: J0,.'!
.... i .in !..'" "- " wmi iur biiej. uiners toen .
found what tb.v .
l Innt Mtnlnii ttiMa s
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V1 .- .1 1.4 - 11 i " "".
'i uiu hi. ii'- if ri il in i im rr'iiiv xrn. :
sent here from Ileriln with the an- Fire Frem Windows f
4 .1 . . t . I
neiinceiiieni nini tnu text wns Dene VnnHme fl. ,n..,iu
man program et roparutien rLyZVZardt
was liniiil-d this .zoning te the ReVlJn 'believed te be n II of t he
office of the commission. ?,,0V " nIJ r t,,e
had
run
iel..graphc.l te Paris The mrssnge did I through the buildings facing the street,
net flu. n.v indication of the decu-'and out of the bnck doers into th
......ii. e i i.iiinvK.-i. i uvwnvs nnil tl evu Tlier ern tn W.
J -InJi ilen W ,G,cr,",Hn-r V tn, followed by the police, new ro-cnferre'l
ni ..IM. nOft.OOO sold mniU in cash nnd.br all the available reserves en thi
CenllniiMl en Tiiicr i:ilitrrn. t'eliimn .Ncirn I llient.
j.er.ds tu the value of ,.lK),0lii),)ni)
marks as the current jeur't. install-
and construction work which i "'juncnt in PcniibUnnla sine, he
iu. ..-1. i i. ...u ' virtually superseded former t-enater
be undertaken new when "the . Mefeniieli
McCenncll.
iti.i. f i. .., r. ,n. ,..i., been sent te ii nrlvntc sciioei in liosten
The boom for Cardinnl Maffi. Arch- I where she will remain until she has
bishop of PImi, who was mentioned as undergone nn entire change of yiew rc rc
fnered by the Government, appears te 'gardingWarlnnd.
be en the decline, while Cardinal Gas. Mr. Cenrad declined te dlcuss this
pnrrl and Cardinal Archprlest Merry . r'i"".1 or, n,n ,e .w ., , bccn
del Val. respectively leaders of the peace circuited from time te time and gave
party nnd the irrecencilnbles. are ac- out the following dictated statement to te to
knewiedged by their supporters te have ! day : ....
little chance of being elected them- "I fl new thnt a brief statement
helves. from in. is due regarding our 'laughter.
Laurent! New n List Lilllnn Cenrad.
The candidate of the Gnsparri party is ' . "H 'H-" fn,?"tll ""SU1!1?0 nm'
Cardinal Ratti. of Milan, while Merry ,ri,J&,n nl' " ,''r ,11 ii T" , ,
del Vel's faction, after voting for their , T1' T 1s n m0l,cy imelvC(1 ln tllIs
lender en the first bnllet as a test of Incident. .. , , t
... ii. i. i ,.,i.,Pt(,, ...in ...iii. "Kver.vthlnc hnsbeen done thnt nar-
niiuusill. l ie uiiireiei., "in nivilill ..-.,..,.. . 4 ..,, una mull 1UUUI1UV
te Cardinal Laurent!, the newest-cre- e"ii .11 ui... ....u t... .........,.na umm iHfere In such a sltimilen. Tin. ...i,i
ated member of the Sacred College sta- de te give ner n f.oeu e euuen nn ' ,,,, self-reliance of the citizen has been
still hefr.re . i -,,11.... .1 1 : "v "" uiiiicr en mniiai renns
the -ear ' I Datls and Rutter mipeared te be
,,,', . en cordial terms. The chatted for a
itivponse of employing interests, fcw minutes nftcr a heartv hnndcliisp
tlirougheut the country te appeal for . and the Director then innde clear the
special efforts te afford employment te ' relicy he plans le fellow. He snid
t!it- greatest possible extent during the ' Unrvey L. Duncan will remain as pro pre
winter hns produced highly gratifying j hlbltien enforcement .igent for this (lis
results," the President said. "Thanks trict.
te this fine co-operation the situation "The best talent of the office will
hns been much less difficult during thu be applied te a rigid enforcement of
winter inus tar than it might ether- '"e inw." ur. uaUs said, "in order
have been
"States and cities as well as private
companies nnd Individuals have taken
mere comprehensive and effective mean
tires than probably have ever been taken
ated iiiemi.er et tlm hnercu College sta- "' , V .t"",, " ., .r;',..: r". . "' "' xelf-rellnuce of the cl
tlencd in Heme. ..aurentl preshled for," "" " '. :"' V;" A" '" supplemcntcil !n these times by neigh
many jenrs ever tne iieman untneiip 1 ", "" "V" Del-1.v "clP b- part-time work, by odd
te de this most thoroughly, I solicit the
co-operation of all geed, true, loyal
.Vmcrlcans.
"In n short time I will call en nil
pelice departments of the State te n.
bist in making prohibit ion u reality as
Is contemplated by tlie Kiglitccntb
Amendment.
annoyances leh' '', ' ' ,,,","' "'X. I he Tight It II hqueaU
'She returned te ner home, but Is ,u ,rc!P ' t; , thDiuselvP.s, i n ri; I "The bootleggers who arc operating
I net m rniiaue piun ai present, winch for empleyes a n.l have anticli ated re- new will be driven te the wall. If
CZ, id 'nCltl ' " fnr aS 8,' isMmiranWonstructie,,pcratU think thq lid en liquor with-
centcrneii. otherwise would hnve rnmnlned . t. Klrnwnw is clamped tight new, I can
, l, V.. ' t, 'V..... 1 ..;,. taken up later. premise them that the Ud will be
1 r, " , 1" t. ;;,,,''," . " m """ City and State authorities hnve con- 'iamped even tighter. I intend te lock 1
Allentown Banker Retires te Avoid Cenrad, but se far has been unsucccss- crnIlv '0Pf.ttze,i te previde work nnd llu perrectl that the.re will be
Prejudice Against Institution" m,r r,mrnd has nnne.ineed .!, . 1 J'jevent or alleviate distress due te luck ,"" nce or uuauuiurr.eu liquor 10
fenllnufd enPnrn T mt y-f our. Column Four
KERN RESIGNS AS HEAD
OF PENN TRUST COMPANY
Cnthelit Hii,'.
St Jee Plop
Nenhunt Hii;-!
Finnkfei.l Hi)..
Gciuinmeu'.i II.
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Allentown, Pn., Jan. 27. On nc-'lct
Miss Cenrad has announced she will I " j"1." J v,
: leve take its course and if at any ' citv where ,1,0
IS is ay Biklu Law Sch1 ..IS 13-
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count of his being in Lurene nnd te I time
avoid prejudice against the institution, she will give him up willingly,
while charges are being elrciilnted about
nirrlZiStr!, i:': WOMAN FAINTS AS HUSBAND
Kern, who Is in Paris, this afternoon
resigned ns president of the Penn Trust
Company. Nntlian A. Haqs wns chosen
te succeed him. Mr. Unas has been a
vice president of tlie bank and has long
been one of its directors. The bank
has assets of $L'iOO,000, and its stand
ing is unquestioned
IS JAILED FOR SHOOTING HER
Had Asked Judge Je "Mnke Him
Suffer" Were Estranged
Mrs. Margaret Keller, 2SPJ .Tasner
street, collapsed in .fudge Regcrhs
. isiittit trtiln iiMaii linn Ii w.lni . .1 I
When the campaign wns first ,.... ,,',, , th, " " "; "i'.'r. '
r. Kern several days ," 0,,,i, , ' """ " '"a""
The Judge had asked Mrs. Keller
what she wanted done te her husband,
nnd she replied: "Don't you think he
Iniinelied nirilllist Mr
nge the bunk took notice nnd Invited
inspection WHICH was maile 11.V repre
sentatives of tlie clearing house. The
eloiirliur-heusn representatives went
hiuniiint itnu wnnr ; - T-,----.., .... . jvh iiuiiik
II nVliiek in the ' "UK,lt te. I'"er- e mnde me suffer. I
.. ... ..n t.u ........ 4... r,-w 1IIIIK ii'ris.
The collide hnd f.epiuated. Keller
Hiibsinntiuiiv fei.v leuve bended warehouses.
need bus nniw.iirr.l n.r. A thorough check-up en distilleries
nnelnted emerL'otiev . in the Stnte will begin at once. Next
mittces te lend the community's action wcclc I intend te nmke an Inspection
Municipal bends have been 'sold te tin " trip through my field, and I will leek
unprecedented degree, te prelde for ' ever an tne eiuces nini tne men.
construction ns early as possible of! "Mushroom drug stores will be driven
needed munlcinnl works In this n.. out of business. Ne 'mushroom' drug-
much winter work hns been provided. ' K'Kt ,,ceu" nPi''' fr a permit without
"The response of the general public ' ''"g able te meet nil the requirements ,
te nnneals for the widest nnssihln em. I et tlm law. The present sjstcm of
plejment hns been se generous mid .f- . permits for physicians und drugglbts
fectlvc that I think we should be the ,vi" reorganized."
mere concerned te hnve the nceneien .if The new director passed the night at
tlie Federal Government de their vet? I tne Bellcvue-Stratf"ul,I Intel, appearing
utmost siinre in this humane effort."
"NELLIE BLY" DEAD
SM a'nd "feuUI ' "th? b.u!k safe 1 1 '- "? -six long ;''
CZrZZ: the heav.' del I t W- wife October ,7. at Jasper and
piisltrs. it is said, is Mr. Kern himself.
i"V...
t'lier,M.,.,ii,i,t' ho"evt,r, refused te sustain
"ie oejecllnns,
liehllL"lyfil,inB,, develops te warrant
It irn d.i-.V' U,r, Ues.(;r ' "''"'' eenslder
Vrti i " !'" b0' M the Corener.
Warn Z J?"Wk' . !wt'Wni. about tlie
"0!"U, kiiVu his most Vnupita.it -bit of
t'ulltju,a en r a,j,J.M. celunm Oa
i"e-"'.- .,-.:.: n
Lawrence 11. iiupp, leriiu-r wtui"
cintic State chairman, Mr. Kern s per
Lnin.l oeiuisel'. in renlv te a cable from
Mr. Kern nking whether he should 1
come back nt once, answered nine no
did net see the necessity for such a
move at this time. Mr. Kern is net
iliider nny legal charge. lie Is net un
der indictment, nor has he been sum
moned ns a witness into the Govern
ment piobe of the Besch sale. He knew
in n iri'iienil wav It was contemplated
or talked about and waited almost a
011r before going te Kurepe en this
account. A day or two after he sailed
nnil wlille lie was In mid-ocean came
the order of the Department of Justice
Achieved Celebrity by Record Recerd
Breaking Trip Around World
New Yerli. .Inn. '27 (Ttv n
Somerset Streets, und thev inmrreleil. . Nellie Illv. newsnntu.r nn,nn '...i.
The man shot his wife in tlie head. Her r.chieved fame by a spectacular ttin
1. .v.. "., ".;s uiivsivu 111 11 iimiiiik- uiiiiiiiu tne wurni in record time, dleil
ten. D. 0.. October 25. The couple! today at St. Mink's Hospital of pneu-
iiuw euti-im nuiuu uauuren.
for brenkfnst about 8 o'clock
Te Llve Up te Oath
"There is only one thing thnt stands
out In my mind," he said as he sat down
n.i.l n.KiifitAi, tn ,nll .f 1.1.. .!! 1 '
...... ....j...-.v.. mi- li. ii i4 inn i. uii-iirieeu
I'rince Allien, lie was c ean-shnvnn
nnd hnd chosen a dark four-In -hand te
wear with nib Piccadilly cellar.
"That one thing Is that the Velstead
act will be enforced strictly in this
State. The people who have had con
fidence in me will net be fooled. I In.
Mend te stand by them and will btnnd by
inw until in utucu i ioek in nsningten
yesterday."
The new director took a drink of
clear cold water ami gazed meditatively
for a moment before setting the glass
down en the linen cover.
, ,"??' .f.r me l nm 'n'1 tn ,,p in Phila
delphla," he continued. "I expect te be
here for a lone lime. Ti... ii.... ...
. .... . .. - ..V ...ilL IKW
children, lit r mother nnd. it Is allege 1, '-i, fn .. , n.1.' , of a JVuw "tty? , i V 8, "round nnd get ac-
SHOO belonging te Teny Balls a be.frd- li",," W? L..,?"',1 ,SS..?v..nt s !!.IR,n. ,C L .lde." .knew. t whether I
j.j. niiBimimii; iAinuini, .j,
Mrs
TOOK EVERYTHING IN SIGHT
menin
Nellie Bly, who in prlvnte life was
Mrs. Kll7ab"th Seamnn, aclileved celeb-
Weman Even Included a
Her Husband Beth Held
When .Mrs. Jesephine Oblirtz, 1.17
Menree street, cloned with Mnrien Olr-
sCck n few days age, sjie took her four
lily nearly a ueneratlen nun bv n i,.
ka.u .. i .:.... ,i ,i ... . i , --..-- -,. ,.,,.
man nui uiiiiiiiu mu -worm in seventy-two days
six hours and eleven minutes, thus
ereaKing me record or Jules Venn's'
here, Phlleas Fogg, of "Around the
iierm in iMu'iiiy nays.- s,ne made the
journey unuer tne auspices of a
L'IiIm u'nu ....,
. . .. ir.llj
Obllrtz ami Olrseck were ar- ! Z , 'V ?"ii,",,t: " lrX """' V01'.
I i i. " ii- nilU HUD J I XIlO
for the investigation, aim no replies ne; rested in I'lttshurgh by dcti-ift es, wml ...; "" ""',;,, ""t",,; '"" "YV. lne
is willing te return nnd testify. - brought then, back te this city. ICach ,' " vJS,?'iiri iJ-tn f ih' r nIciv'e" n
Mr Rupp Mated today that Mr was held in .$1000 ball for court today "?nr ,i J' 1 ,,,J n5, ??VeM t0
Kern's life In Allentown warranted sun- by Magistrate Renshaw. efer n iueemcntH that years age gave
pension of iidgmeiit until he could re- The children were turned ever te the , l V """,u "l ulu original muck
1 ....i ,inf,...,i iiiinseir. p. Kepii'm feiimp l u riiker.'
i
i. ,
nlan wns te attend the Genea confer
once, visit Prague and icnna, sen some
iiilatlves In Switzerland and return te
.Vllentew n late In April or early ln May.
Hfatwanl Flerida XJmltra train Da t.ni
Mtr faralhni le Miami, Btll.alf. at
PaiaralRinr, '... fh 'nila.. 8iS
V ihla., 8tlT 2.A- Baaarvallena
itai
Man Found Drowned In River
Harrlsbiirg, Jan. 27. (By .V. P.)
-The body of W. flrnhep cnr -..i
fifty-eight, a traveling nnlesman of this
city, missing slncev January 10. was
teitnii in thu Hhnlle water aleiitr the
River today
Slie was the dam-liter of it. , ......
Cochrane, of Armstrong County Pa
rnd whlle at the helglit of her success
as n newspaper woman mnnied Rob Reb
ert H. Saiman, of New Yerk, who died
several yearn after the wedding.
" ' ' ii - i
TIIKslOII.I'etl AKK LOOKING rOR xiav
r1"- " r-"7T.
.,,,,... v.i. 4 nun i snow jet whether I
will make my headquarters here or in
Hnrrisburg." '"
PATROLMAN IS JAILED
Guilty of Sheeting Youth Gets One
Year and Flne
n. 1ftt.r,0!v,nn i1?!111" '"irrt'n. of the
Iwcntleth and Butten weed streets sta sta
tlen, was found guilty of involuntary
manslaughter today In the sheeting of
1 ranch . McCabe near Twenty. first
street and the Parkway September 23.
Judir Terrv ,uinin..n..i 1.1... 4- .
AvIvnVlS l. f'X. 'V"".y' "" 00l
P i; "tone, "f i-nseu mm liiipese.!
ADDITIONAL RACING RESULTS
NEW ORLEANS-S.vuuh Little Ed, S-D. 7-10. 1-4. wen;
Jehn Arber. 12-1. 3-1 .2-1. scceni; Tm,n, 2-1. 7-10. 1-t. thiid.
Tin p. 2.01 l-s. D.ilnh..h II n'ul Haivcst Kh.y nlhe av.
VARE PLEDGES AID TO WOMEN CANDIDATES
Women candidal s f , 1 the LcUlntuiu will be uiipeued by
tin lvical Republicnii ..is..,u.uien .it tlie May piiunir, Smnter
Van. announced tedny nfte. n two-hour cenfen-nce with Mrs. Bai
clny II. Waibmten. Ri.publK.u Stnte Committee vW chniiman.
SECOND ARMS CONFERENCE TO BE HLLD
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27 .-A i- ,olutle rrevIdinB for another
centerence betwen represtnt.uivib et the fiv Peweib, te consider
utlei. of warfare was, ngrifij te tcuhy by the p-rnument cemiuittie
et the Aims Coufereucc.
TARM CONEERENCE INDORSES WATERWAY PROJECT
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 7 -The Great LuW-St. Lawrence
.ilu.iy piujctt vb, i.mler . -ed..y by u.t Neiwiml At,ieuUuil
Cei.l.Uiii.c.
by all the available reserves en tlw
.North Mile, and motorcycle, men from
I the downtown district, thnt they toele
refuge in a house en Pennsylvania are-
. nue.
1 Stationing themselves et advantage"
eusly located wlndeAs, they opened An
en the police, who prepared te enter
, 'he building. A great crowd attracted
by the firing gathered in the vicinity
'and watched the battle.
After 1111 exchange of shots between,
the house und policemen in the street !f
iiiiiik 1 rum ine ii"ii"e siachenea nnu
finally censed. Investigation revealed
that the bandits had escaped nnd mada
their way through the urds of the
Pennsylvania Railroad n"nrby. A cer-,
den of pullce wns thrown around thp
entire section bj Geerge McCandless',
Director of Public Safety, who with
i Police Superintendent Jehn C. Cni Cni
lievn. took command of tlie policemen
j who had been ordered from their beat
In all parts of the cltj. Twe men aud
,n woman located mi tun restricted "aren
were taken Inte 'ustt.il und detained
for examination
I Tlie automobile u'-d m the robbery,
wns taken te t entrul Police Station,
where It wns found that the rear had
1 been riddled with bullet" It con-
Mnlned two plsteN of hen caliber, 'anil
the package, be,ieed te be the loot from
the bonk. Alse in the car were feyr
'overcoats and a bar Oin coat ber
the mark of Cnrbcr ,V l.aughliiig Cem
pnnj, lieveJnnd, and the hat appnr-
untlv had Ixen wild by Prank D. Bend
& Ce.. of Ene. It was a black derbjr
and punched in the band were the let
I ters 'T. E. L. '
1 Ktery Street Guarded
. Director McCnndles'i said hnt tht
imlice lines had been cxti nded te Ceyer
, all of the lower North Side section,
'ifur strei't lieing guarded. DetcctlveN
1 were then sent within the Hues, with
I orders te sweep tin- district thoroughly.
1 The police held te the theory thnt tin,
I Imudllh have been unable te break
'through the limn, and are hidden III
I u house in thai sectinn
1 The bandits, unmasked, were nrmptl
with automatic revolt rrs They speke
excellent English; the Crafton bank
I e"i)iejes said. .
'Werk fast and sheet te kill Jf they
j. ...I .nn.l -, were tne
1
It:
don't obey
SNOW TONIGHT!
LONG SHOT WINS
, words uttered bj the leader of the L'nnir.'
a gray-lmircd man, as they entered tlm
bank. Mess looked up from his work
as did the ether implinen, te find they
were nil covered bj pistols. The lender?
' then sent two of his party te the vaultj
' room, while he with the ethers order!
tlie force, te stniid against the wrlli
Mess, who was nlew in obeying thVi
order. Middenly rem bed for IiIh pistol. V
I hut before h 11 11 tire one of the ban -J
! tilts shot him through the head.
Disregarding his bedj as it jay en the
1 lloer. the leader drein the whole party
into tlie vault, worked quietly, and thev
, seen left the bank, taking with them nil
I the cash in sight und the securities.
The robbery oeeuncd at il ,f0 o'clock,
Coming as Temperature Begins toBenero Blue Pays 12 te 1 In Opener
,v . . RI,C ! at New Orleans I
onew is coming tonight en the crest New Orleans, l-a.. .1.,.. "tii..
$180,000 Robbery In Mississippi
llnttlesliiirg, Miss., .Ian. 27. .(By
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.. ". I I Mi' iinuiui .iiuiur UllllllunV.
of ,1 slightly winner we T U , . Ili'u.Vid ?"te it n ?' $ '$' "l MM '19
. 4, " , ., ., ; " " ,,IUl '""" '- tu ' '" winning the open. 1 1 eiuN and eeuuiier' la imper early teilftV MM
pred ctlen of the weatherman, w . ,g rilce , ,.,. uf tl.rMOen. th. , , . ,,! e men w he hehr up the night c?wi M
he temperaturt. will rise ,0 aCuegrecs ni.r ttllH fellttwl t(1 . wlr b An.,, - -- M
va
and was ridden bv
u""'u "'." j and Griuui) I.e
It is predicted that the rise in em. r..L.. u..i.i
pernturc will net spoil the ceed skntinir. ..
en local lakes. euinmary :
The penk of the cold wnve was I ....'i's.T.fAACK . three ar-enji n.l
reached yesterday, when the tempera- ( T jiSnJrQ iiiuTioesclTbi.""? 'Bu.'ienBK"
"" mf.'vi i ' ;Hictn. (-. nruiura, lje, J'tvl a., in jj
tl brat 4 rlllns pau
tu w"ii ruins patwra
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ISO." Wllaen . -8 4-3
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Weman Dies Frem burnt
Johnstown. Pa., Jim, 27. (Uy k.
) Miss Thcrea Mardlu ille.l in 2
hospital here today from burns mif.:iiy
fcreil lnt Wcltusday. when bee lUmLi,' .1
igniteti irein a lercn sue was uwn L
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