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STOKES SAYS WIFE
TRIED TO KN FE HIM
"She Flew at Me and Tere My
Face te Pieces," He
Testifies
WIDER REFUSES
KENYONS POSITION
Says Acceptance of Seat in
Senate Would Be Disloyal
te Ex-Soldiers
"LEGS SORE FROM KICKS"
New Yerk, Feb. 3. W. E. D.
Steke, the millionaire hotel owner,
yesterday declared that nt one tlme Mi
wife. Helen 1'lwoed Stelscs, aisattlted
him and that he had te flee for his life
while she pursued him with n butcher
Knife, this was the fiMt time In any
of the trials between Stokes and his
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t.initTivn FIXTURES:
Washington. Feb. 3. Itepublican
efforts te bIvc political recognition te
the American Lesien failed when
Colonel Hanford MaeN'lder. national
commander of the Legien, declined te
be considered, aa a cnndldate te succeed
Sennter Kenvon as Henater from Iowa.
Colonel MacXlder bacd his refusal
en tlie 'ground that It would constitute
a desertion of the men .with whom he
tirettr ,i .i !,,. .... ,),--. c .. i feucht in France. Thl he is under
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ill iie unccrlain terms.
assault en Mr. Stokes has been made.
Stokes was a witness in defending the
action brought by hU wife in the Su
preme Court te recover her dower rights
In forty-nine pieces of property, which
she is ulleged te have signed away.
! Mr. Stokes said the attack en him
occurred in Mrs. Stokes's apartment In
the Ansonia Hetel en November 20,
ll'l", after n heated argument In which
Mrs. Stokes demnmlerl mi ntinrttnAnf
herself and children at some ether place.
.Mr. Stokes said he told his wife that
he could net and would net supply her
Kver slnee Senater fvenyen accepted
President Harding's invitation te be
come a Federal Judge, Colonel Mac
Xldcr has born mentioned as one of the
foremost possibilities as hla successor.
He is a Itcpublican, and had an en
viable war record, rising from second
lieutenant te lieutenant colonel nnd
division adjutant of the Second Divi
sion. He has been acthe in the affairs of
the Iowa branch of the I.CL'ien. vflilch.
having a Membership of mere than half
jwltli another apartment, and that If she the cx-scrvlee men in the State, is one
inMiicu en securing one she would put ' of the strongest state organizations in
NEW
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-The City of Wonders"
EXCURSIONS
EVERY OTHER
SUNDAY
Next Excursion
FEBRUARY .1
IKSSit2:?,:,2,;;.Vi?;,;?;!;V&? i """ ,10 ,r"c Humiliation of informing
rentcu with Ills authority or eredit.
J Thereupon, he said:
it ""Mrs. Stokes flew at me and tore my
'i face te pieces. I have a sear here "
n Indicating a mark en his left temple.
i one Biui in my ibcc ana Kicked my legs.
lien she seized a butcher knife, nnd as
I tied through the' kitchen the cook
came out nnd saved me."
'Iliat same day, lie said, he wrote
$9.00
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Hptdal tmln Iruie- Itcnil
ln Terminal 8.00 A. 31.
Ticket mav lw rmrrtiiu'il
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have looked favorably upon' Colonel
MacNidcr's appointment. Iowa Repub
licans visited the White Heuse and
found President Harding also favorably
disposed.
Reports from Des Moines yesterday
stated that Governer Kendall, when
asked whether h would nppelnt .7. R.
Heward, president of the American
Farm llurean Federation, replied that
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Mrs. Stokes declaring his "face was se lie had In mind a man from Northern
badly scratched T am ashamed te be Iowa. Colonel MacXlder's home is at
seen. My legs arc sere from your kicks ' Masen Cit, twenty miles front the
and I ii m greatly humiliated by being ' Xerthern boundary of the State,
spat in the face by one -whom I 'love se '
much. ' lnl ii..nr-n rtl i --. in
.Mr. Stokes denied that he had ever " rLUWlDCn lL8IIYld LMNU Y
struck Mrs. Stokes, or threatened her. '
or held Ikt down in bed and threatened
10 can a cgre inie uic apartment.
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MARCH 1
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"Where the Traffic I"
VERY one knows that the leading
cigar chain store organizations pick
their locations. The fact that both
Schulte and'TJnited Cigar Stores Ce. each
have a corner of this property preve3 the
location is desirable. Other merchants
should capitalize this experience.
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, Militia Training Program Approved
by War Department
Harrtsburg, Feb. I!. (By A. P.I
Date for the fifteen-day period of Held
tt .lining of the various organizations
I ui mi; x'cnnsyivania -a;ienai uuanj at
.Mount tfrctna, Ieliylinnrm, and Camp
Meade have been selected by Maier Gen-
imal William G. Price. Jr., commanding
ljnne .lamrani uuaru division, anu Ad
H'jutant General FranL D. Rcary and
J approved by the Third Cerps area henil
A qunrtera at Fert Heward.. Md.
. . The feur-dav camn of instruction fnr
vcjvj in ,. ...,. .. . x -,.:
' June 14 te 17. inclusive. General
IJearv says the attendance Is te be
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plans for Mount
Oretna are
Jul '22 te August 5 Twenty-eighth
gj Plvislen Headquarters; Fifty-sixth In
la fantry Rrignde, including 111th and
Uj llL'th Infantry: Fifty -second Cavalrv
Hi nrisade.'inelilding 103d ind 101th
g Cavalry. Fifty-second Machine Gun
Sriundren and Previsional Infantry
Regiment, which is te be converted Inte
Bitlie Anti-Aircraft Regiment.
August . te 10 Twenty-eighth Di
vision Headquarters; Twenty-eighth
Division trains. Twentv-eighth Division
Hiiecial troops, less tank company : rif-tv-llfUi
Infantry Rrignde, including
100th and 110th Infantry; 103d and
132d Engineers and 103d Medical Rg-
imenr.
Tobyhanna plans are :
g July 8 te 112 One Hunched and Sev-3'enty-slxtli
ArtIHrv : July 22 te Au
S gust 0. lOSth Aitillery; August fi te
Q 1 10. rit'ty-third Field Artillery head-I
quarters and licadiiuarters' battery and J
g 100th Aitillery. and August 10 te Sep- I
3 timber 2. 107th Artilleiy.
B Camp Meade plans am for Tank
B i Company Ne. 28 te train with the reg
H ular army tank tninpauies. at Camp
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N.Y. WORTH $120,000,000'
Pennsylvania Man It Notified 90
Year Leases Have Expired
Lancaster. Pa., Feb. 3. William
Seiinepf, thirty years old, a plumber i
of Gup, Pa., today it painting mental!
t ictures of bla bink lolls, blls aud
l',readvay.
Fei tlieush at present employed 1 i
the hardwaie shop of Goeige T. Seller,
one of Unp h leading merciianis,
Schnepf lias been netiflid that ninety
j ear leases en tjye bis tracts of land In
the center of Xew Yerk City hae
marly expired and that It is new up te
him te take tteps te enter into the pos pes pos
wsvien of tlie pieperty.
The fact that the two tracts, one
dghty acres, the ether 120 acres In et
t nt. are valued at something like $120,
000,000 linn slightly accelerated
Schnepf'a determination te take quick
steps.
Turning back the pas" of Schnepf a
family history, it apnears from what he
himself -ays that his grandmother,
Mrs. Mary D. Piatt, nee Hanway, pe?.
sessed leases te the two tracts in Xcw
erl: City.
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Player-Pianos and $5.00 en Phonographs.
WE WILL SEND A
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cash purchase of Bencn,
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Tlic beautiful gowns nnd coats which ene sees se attractively
displayed in the windows of the' Blum Stere are indicative of all
their charming wearing apparel for women.
HERE is a new depniture from the
usual custom of Specialty Sheps
The Blum Stere, 1310 Chestnut
Street, in order te meet the present
demands, has converted its balcony
into a department of inexpensive
dresses. But while these dresses are
i low in price, you will be amazed at
I their exceptional quality and style
I UDD DCDAID CUrtPQ RIIPM exquisite little gowns in all the pep-
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Incendiaries Suspected in $200,000
Fire at Jersey City
wool materials at
$16.50, 518.00, $19.50, $22.50 and
S25.00. Think of it! This is a wen-
derful opportunity which the Blum
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,IMv L'llv. Feb. a. (By A. P.1-- . ero. JS "" 1 " .""
flic destreed the Lehigh Valley Rail
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read's supply and repair sln:s here
inrlv te(la. The lev? vas estlmuted lit
$200,000. Railroad detectives were of
the opinion the fire v. as of in-eiidi.iiy
it viis the tlilrd sei-ieus fire in the big
inllread terminals here and in Hoboken
in the la-t iliree mentlis.
I n inUn nrivnntaL'O nf it. But de net
forget their regular gown depart
ment which is te be found en the
third fleer as usual.
After-Dinner Tricks
KING LEAR" IN REAL LIFE
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If you remember te
say Benguc's Baume
you will be sure te get
the stronger, longer
lasting, mere effective
French Baume, and
net an imitation.
BAUME
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is a famous old lini
ment in ointment
form for the quick
relief of the pain of
neuralgia, headache,
rheumatism, etc.
Keep a tube handy.
At all druggists.
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Twe Daughters, Inheriting Estate, j
Evict Aged Father
Greenwich. Conn.. Feb. 3. Mrs. S. ,
Aaronetta Mead, who died at her home
here December 15. 1021, deeded all of
her real estate and mertcaits te her i
daughters. Miss fcanie II. Mead and
Miss N. Reberta Mead, prier te her
death, according te the records of the
J Town Clerk's office, cutting off her hus
, band from any claim en the estate and
leaving him !rtually penniless.
She deeded eleven mortgaged, amount
ling te $21,!!."0, and the house In which
p she lived, with land adjoining, alucd
at least at S.'O.OOO. te her daughters.
According te Mr. Mead, who is sity-
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birthday or an anniversary;
If you have a sick friend
whom you'd like te cheer up;
I If you desire te send a
I gift te your week-end hostess ;
1 If you knew sonic enti
who is sailing abroad;
Theie is nothing winch will be se
much appreciated as n Gift Basket
i or a Ben Voyage Hamper of Fruit
from tialieweiis' (.ureau ueiew enesi-
The Fruit is simply superb
PACKAGES were being opened
while the little bride-te-be's eyes
wcre bright and her cheeks flushed
with excitement. "Oh," she cried
with evident pleasure, "here is an
other ene from Bailey's." Did you
ever notice hew a gift from the store
of Bailey, Banks & Biddle Company
is always sure of winning the deep
est appreciation? It is because of
the well-known fact that articles,
even small and inexpensive ones,
purchased there are of the very best
eyuality. Yeu will find many pieces
in the various departments, silver,
china, glass, etc., delightful as wed
ding Kirts, wincn are meueraie in price.
Hut for an elaborate kIU there Is
nethlnu which will cemparn with
lialley a sliver Ten and Dinner Services.
ONE is always hearing talk about
the correct thing in dress; but
are persons who wear glasses always
se particular te have exuctly the cor
rect style of glasses for every occa
sion? In order te obtain glasses
which are best suited te your indi
vidual needs, you should visit Wall &
O c h s, Opticinns, 1710 Chestnut
Street. Fer instance, in the evening,
I have often seen women perfectly
attired except for a pair of heavilv '
rimmed spectacles which utterly '
spoiled the effect. Wall & Ochs
Open Monday and Friday
Evenings, Six te Nine
e'Chck.
IF YOU have neglected te make your will,
don't de it yourself, but consult a lawyer.
Heme-made vJills are dangerous.
Name a Trust Company as Executer or Trustee.
In that way you will have an Executer compe
tent te act and. able te carry out your wishes.
This Company, by reason of its well-known
ability, has been selected by a large number of
individuals. Our service is also at your com
mand. Write or call for booklet, "Safeguarding Your
Family's Future." '
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grown in all parts of the world from 1 Rimless Glasses are especially ap ap
Seuth Africa and Seuth America te propriate for evening wear. And 1
Belgium or Spain, it arrives here can assure you that you will find
crisp and luscious. And Hallewelis'l their expert fitters invaluable in
guarantee perfect delivery te any helping you te select a style which
place within 1000 miles. ' is most becoming.
THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION
Xe. 70 Thought Foretold
Frem a pack of cards remove the four
nines, and lay them fau down, in a
pile. Otherwise remove nine ether cards
and lay tnem in u pue. un a piece ui
Yeu chose the nine neap.
nanep write
inn. i a tniiirui Lin .t nnTinr via jiiiti
him te leave the house about two weeks J u (p ,,,, t0 choe0 one et t1(,
age after telling him lie was nothing ,,no Whn i.n i.ns selected one. tell
'Lut a "common paupei. ulm te rCH( tj,e mewage. If he chese
the pile containing the four nines turn
Mill Superintendent Found Dead them up, and say : "Sec, jeu chose the
. YerU. I'a.. Feb. 3. Herbert Galle-. nine heap." Then show him there arc
wav, forty -'even jcars old; wiperin-, no nines in the ether pile,
tendent of the Wrightsvilie Silk Mill, If he selects the heap containing nlne
waH found dead In bed nt the Wallick cauls, de net turn them up, but cennE
Heuse. Red Lien, this morning. Cei-' them, showing him there are exactly
'ener F. V. MtOenitev 1 conducting an nine cards there, nnd only four in the
, nvebtigatleii, as a companion with ether pile. Thus your prophecy is cor cer cor
whem he came tu the hotel dliappeaied rect. no matter which he cheeses.
last nlgllt. I Cerlah', lilt, lil Public Udger C'emrmiy
By J. P. McEVOY
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Be Represented
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Herse versus Automobile
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B
RACTICALLt all the articles writ-
en In recent years en the horse
Ncmis the auumoblle have beeu writ
ten by tnechanlcK
I cannot remember steins a single
nrtU-'.e by n veterinarian.
New, some of my bc-t fiifnds are
vetetlnarlans. I contend that a mau
she can treat epizootic Is just as noble
i a creature as one who can fix a
cracKea cylinder. i e net jecuKiii'1
that glanders Is lower in any scale
than carbon, or that blind staggers is
less significant than a short circuit. In
fact, the symptoms are quite similar.
UT since veterinarians eem te have
no champion, I shall champion
them. I' have nothing much te de this
morning anyway, and It might just as
well be veterinarians as something else.
I Rtarted somewhere). Where was It'
Oil. ves. I stnitt-d en a defense
I'erse.
Let nn state tlie propesiti!
form of a (llinstien. "liy Is
i irore te be. desired than an automobile
(Keep ipner, piense, i win niiswi-r u
iiiself.)
There are many Important reasons
why a liorse Is mere desirable than an
automobile. In the first place, there
is no comparison In the. original cost or
the up-keep. A horse doesn't need te
bs repainted or reuphehrtered. One set
et hoofs Is geed for a lifetime. He will
go farther en one ear of corn than any
car can go en a pint of gasoline. He
desta't frees up In the winter. Iio
never Htalla in the middle of the railroad
track.
A llORSfi is much mere of an ideal
preposition than a car for city '
irafiic. He is net nearly se wide noi nei
ls his wheelbase se long. He can be
parked In lea space along the curb.
And lie could be trained, if nccessat.
te ebrvi, the parking lawn by moving ,
himself at tlie expiration of each thirty
minutes, l'lie cost et repair is practi
callv nil.
Horses will net run into each ether
as automobiles de,
A horse la an Ideal family car. When
jeu go out riding en your horse you du
net need te take the neighbors. There
Is no hospitable tenncau atanding there
like an open Invitation for all the world
te hop in and go along nt your expense.
Yeu will have the advantage of lecuring theuiancU of neces
sities and' ether commodities nt practically your own prices. All
the material mentioned in these lists will be offered te the
HIGHEST BIDDER.
Millions of dollars' worth of clothing and equipage, textiles,
leather and harness, general supplies, feedstuffs, tobacco, shoes,
hardware, machinery, office equipment, chemicals, etc., are in.
eluded in this gigantic clean-up.
Sjtjpr
NQTE THE DATES
Bosten, Mass Feb. 14
Ft. Masen, Calif. ..... .Feb. 16
Camp Kearny, Calif. ...Feb. 20
Camp Funsten, Kansas. .Feb. 23
Ft. Sam Housten, Texas. Feb. 28
SEND FOR ALL CATALOGS
'l,,Hti.l TF HORSIi'S eventually come te take I Tfll , a,,iirtlate llii enormous opportunities these auction nulu offer jeu or
- Iltheplaecf automebiles.aslslnrercy T&tt "h" ,r..ilnr!T&.,"""!t &rikAZ9ti&&
ll In the hepe thev will-almost any horse leek" ;"r "" J"' ".. ! ' NT ..nrlng. i.l th nrm drpels iiiimril 1iele.
a hoi w belter than nny automobile, ami h.i' ""," '
much better manners every horse wil
probably rarry his licence n.imlier nrat-
ly tieii te his tall. Jierse win tnen ienem
ireincu as me war nei? wn ei eui
who could scent the battle from afar,
only this time It Will be a cop, and
being once amured that it in n motor
cycle cop or, rather, a Shetland pony
cop he will triumphantly tuck hla li
cense number between his legs and turn
down the nearest alley.
Finally I will continue this next
week, If I feel se Inclined.
Fer catalog, tend te the following i
remmandinc OnVfr, Quartermaster IntrrnifilUte l)elet,
lert Mnen and (.'amp Itnirnjr, iiiinrirrroeiwr duvimx ubw, 'ni ...,.. ..-., vim,
Kt. Masen, nau J-Tuncure, turn,
rmD Kunnten. uartriuetr Hupply emr. Chlcaie (Jcnsral Interniedlate Depot, 181S
lint 1'eMhlnc ltead. thkuse. Ill,
Fert Bam Housten, Quartermaster flupply Officer, Fert 8sm nousten, Ban Antonie, Tre,
"Surplus &vejevty Sales'"
Ihe f hUOMEBJC
sailing jllarch i&
Fresh from the shipyards and embodying many luxuri
ous innovations, the new 34,000-ten White Star Liner
Homeric will sail from New Yerk March 1, joining the
far-famed Olympic in the Cherbourg-Southampton service.
Bookings are new being made in order of their receipt.
Striking features of this mighty ship are her lefty and
beautiful public rooms; presenting an unusual architec
tural effect, the wide sweep of her enclosed promenade
decks, the variety of her staterooms, including combination
sitting room-bed room suites, single rooms with shower
baths. Ne upper berths. Open fires in reading, writing, music
and smoking rooms. Complete telephone system. Nevel
ventilation system keeps less expensive inside rooms fresh
and wholesome with ozenized air. Every facility for
personal service te individuals, families and tourist parties.
Every luxurious taste is satisfied by White Star service,
which has madethe reputation of alengline of famous ships.
If you are planning
an early European trip,
book new for the
Homeric se that you,
may have the distlnc-
tien of crossing en the
fir6tvoyageefoncofthe
world's greatest ships.
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Weekly sailings of
our splendid service te
Queenste wn and Liver
pool, with the Adriatic
and three ether fine
ships ever 20,000 -tens
each, begin this spring.
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