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VOL. VUI. NO. 157
Dfl.PRINCETELLS
IS OWN STORY
Scientist Lays Weird Happen
ings te Mary Ellen, Under
Psychic Influence
'GIRL HAD 'DREAJI' STATES;
NOT MENTALLY CULPABLE
investigator Points Out Hew
Strange Fires All Occurred
Within Her Reach
HAD INFLAMMABLE LIQUID
Automatic Writing by Whidden
Alse Cited as Proof of 'Dis'-
carnate' Agency
Mary Ellens Neighbors
Pen'tBelieve Dr. Prince
Halifax, N. S., March 10. (By
A. P.) AVhile Dr. Walter l
T'Wnce, New Yerk scientist, Is sntis
lied that entirely human and net
superhuman agencies constituted
the Antlgenish ghost, It was learned
tertnv that residents near Caledonia
Mills, which Is nenr the MneDenald
home, arc reluctant te accept his
version that Mary Kllcn MneDenald,
tlftccQ, was at the root of the
phenomenon.
By DR. WALTER F. PRINCE
Dlftfter of the American Institute of Helen-
tide Bf nreh of New Yerk nnif Ileid of
the Expedition tethe Antlftenltb
"Ghost Farm."
Halifax N. S., March 10. My visit
of six nights and five days at the house
In the vicinity of Antlgenish, N. 8..
vlilch has attracted se much attention,
ended Monday morning. It is difficult
te condense a report of some 7000 words
Inte a much briefer statement and only
salient points can be mentioned.
Apart trem the statement of Slgner
Marconi arnT" "ether "experts, 1 have
proved that the wireless waves theory
cannot be true unlcsg'tlie waves are en
dewed with intelligence te knew Just
when people are In the house, with a
dislike for the upper part of the room
nails, with a repugnance te having per
kens bee thembicnk out into llatncs nnd
with ability te transport cushions from
one room te another and the like.
The fires were undoubtedly set by
human hands, judging by the uninls uninls
takable signs left lit the house. The
burns are never found en 'the wall paper
higher than the reach of a person five
feet tall, "which Is the height of n girl
in the family. Over the bed which tills
one end of the room they are never
higher than such a person kneeling could
i reach, and in muddy or snowy weather,
one would net wish te stand en the be'd.
Oilier slightly higher p'necs en the weed
were always set uu lire by pieces of
cloth, which could euMly have hceii
-tossed Inte a recess. Over a deer where
a fire occurred were found the i frag
ments of u glove undisturbed, nnd in
the midst of them n mutch, where it
x could net have been prier te the fire
nor have been placed there after its ex-
- tliiguishinenl.
Fires Started by Human Hands
The lire avoided starting before wit
nesses uud there was no occult reason
for them se doing, and avoided all parts
of the dining room nnd parlor visible from
the meeting place in the kitchen; an
odorless, inflammable liquid was found
In u bottle an a beam which produced
the desired effects en wet paper. Other
indications were found pointing te the
same conclusion, namely, that a person
hie feet tull secretively performed the
acts us opportunity offered.
The various witnesses were undnubt
edly honest In believing thuttheucts could
net luive been thus performed, but my
iiciiQulmunce with the errors of observa
tion and of memory en the part of in
telligent persons dealing with a large
number of detulls in u mutter qulte new
te them has often demonstrated that
such testimony imiy be vitally In error.
Fer cxnuipic, it wuk thought that a
cushion "some time before" t lit t hud been
put upstair wuh placed upon the bed
steud downstairs by occult agency, but
It appears tliut the lust preceding
fire was upstuirs, muklng it likely that
Continued en I'nxe Sevrntern, Column Twe
U. S. POISON GAS SECRETS
GIVEN TO BRITISH MISSION
Americans Alse Put in Possession
of English Developments
By CLINTON W. GILBERT
. Washington, March 10. A practical
evidence of the close co-operation be
tween this country and (rent llrltnln
is the presence here of u British Mission
heiul.d by Colonel Wilkinson studying
the Mar Department's. tcmtN with re
tard te poison gas.
the urruiigeniciit is reciprocal, an
American Mission having been tint in
possession in l.end- u of all the British
mm , ' developments in gas wnrfuie.
this exchange of informallen, It is
undeibtoed, is going en nleng the line
) exelmiigu of information In regard
tanks has already tnkeu place. In
no navy each country it keeping in
lauc-li witi, its erk. Almest every
thing except ulrpluiic ciirrlers has been
( tuilled together.
.jIiIh exchange of military Infermu-
Y?.n took place, of course, among the
Allies during the late war, but, It Is
unprecedented in tmu ,,f pc. it de
"MPs u high degree of mutual confidence
W'tttcen the two countries and Itself
leiiils ta promote peace by allaying sus sus
"''eil en both. Miles (hut any military
"''''Is ere In the .nuv-rssleu of ellliei
i; led niliht be dangerous te the ether.
, ili use of poison gas In war was
''""' d at the Arms Conference, but
"I'ljureiitly nntleiiH aru preparing agains'
( a tiii'ueli nf agreeiiienls sucli ns took
Place In tin, I,,. i .,,,. ,,,i ,.,. -..!.,
UJil their laboratory exlierlments wltr
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OF GHOST INT
Entered ti ScendClBn Matter at
, ""! I'm Act
Remarries
MRS. THOMAS D. SCOTT
Who divorced Milten C. Werk last
November, was married tedav te
.Themas Mlythe Scott, of New Yerk,
MRS. MILLICENT D. WORK
WEDS THOMAS B. SCOTT
Calls Off Vew Net te Remarry for
Year at Father's Request
Mrs. Mllllcent Dreka Werk was mar
ried at neon today te Themas lllythe
Scott, of New Yerk, at the home of her
father. Leuis Drekn. l.'lOl Snruce street.
The ceremony was performed by the
itev. ue. jesepn '. tieiidy, et the uiou uieu
ccster Presbyterian Church,
The former Mrs. Werk was granted
n divorce November IS last yenr from
Milten C Werk, wealthy lawyer, club
man and bridge whist expert, of this
city. When the decree was granted
she told friends she would net remarry
for u year.
Her father became 111, however, and
it wan Mr. Dreka's desire that his
daughter and Mr. Scott should net de
lav their nlnns for n weddius. which
friends believed would take pjaee late
this year.
Mr. Werk has since remnrrlcd. His
bride was Mrs. Margaret H'azlehurst
Pntten, who en December I) was granted
a divorce from Henry B. Patten, law
ver and clubman, of this city. She and
Mr. Werk were married December 27.
SUPPOSED HEART DISEASE
VICTIM KILLED BY BULLET
Cause of Qeath Net Ascertained
Untlli.iedy.Wpa. Prepared,for Burial
Vnrrlatnwn. Pa.. March' Ml. Willie
standing in the basement kitchen of her.
home along the trolley read at Hurlevs-
vllle. tlfteen miles nertn ei tins cuy,
Mrs. Annle Landed, sixty-one years
old, widow of Daniel It. Landes, was
shot through the heart In a mysteri
ous manner. Corporal Shaver, of the
State Police, nnd Corener 'William Ne
ville rare endeavoring te unravel the
cutis of the sheeting.
At tlrst It wns thought Mrs. Landes
had died of heart disease. Her daugh
ter, with whom she lived, was in the
upper pert of the house. Mrs. Londen
hud been operating n sewing machine.
A phvslclnn wus called nnd all indica
tions 'pointed te henrt trouble.
When the wife of Charles Peel, un
dertaker nt Sklppaek, arranged the
bedv for embalming, she noticed a red
mark en the left breast of Mrs. Landes.
Mrs. Peel notified her husband, who
made an Investigation. He saw the
woman had been shot, cither by u ..12
or a .88-callber bullet, which had en
tered her hearet. Going into the
kitchen, the undertaker saw a hole In n
window pane, where the bullet had en-
tflVtlfl I
It wns learned later that neighbors
hud heard a shot during tne nuernoen.
While It is net the opinion of the resi
dents 'in the vicinity that murder had
been committed, many believe a strny
shot struck the woman,
KISS EXPERTLY MEASURED
BY NEW SCIENTIFIC DEVICE
Professer Determines "Kick'' In
Various Ferms of Osculation
San Francisce, March 10. (By A.
P.) Kisses, some of them, kick up
your bleed pressure.
Se snys .T.. V. Breltwelser, of the
University of California's department of
education. He dins mensuied the
"kick."
(liven ene man nnd one woman who
will kiss, Breltwelser told the Sen Fran Fran
ciseo Advertising Club he would meas
ure the linear extent and millimeters of
bleed pressure resulting frem:
.The mistletoe kiss.
The stolen kiss.
The. expert kiss of the finished flirt.
The squl kiss.
Breltwelser said the Instrument he
uses Is se sensitive it will register the
domestic kiss; the degree of frigidity
in mnhpm mm wemnn elves unnther she
does net like nnd se fertli throughout
till grades of oscuiauen.
Breltwelser culls his Instrument the
klssegrupli. He gets u man and woman
who will kiss; he attaches wires te
them; then they kiss. The machine
nets automatically. He also suld there
Is no-'difficulty In ebtnlnlng couples te
carry en the experiments.
The Instrument is an nduptntlen of
the sphygmaiiomemeter, which Is a ma
chine psychologists In criminology use
te detect lies.
BOY HIT BY AUTO SPRINTS
FROM OPERATING TABLE
.. .,,. ,1. Hi..... i- 1U...II
Reuses Up While Nurse Is Absent
and Vanishes Down Ridge Ave.
II. M. Adams, Lansdn'c, telephoned
te the Germnntewn police station this
morning that he had seen un automobile
run ever u small boy ut Walnut lane
and Ridge avenue. He said the driver
then put the boy In the car and drove
'"tup police learned nt the Memerial
Hespitnl that a hey hnd been admit
ted. Dllt lUUI U'll MHWI-MI.
'was carried Inte the epe,- j
i. niipnrent y in nn "nceii-
Ulen. A nurse Went te sum-
The pey
nlliiL' room
..etiuiu 11111(1111011
.in.iinr. Then the boy suddenly
sat up.'lciiped te the fleer, dashed nut
of the deer uud disappeared down Ridge
avenue.
flMIl) REAL KHTATK QrFKRINflR ARK
AumbbbbbbbbbbIbV
IB ni:fl
ttSSSBBSSSEBSSB
the Poitefllco n't -Philadelphia, r.
of March 8. 18T9
Spurned Suiter Attacks Mether
of Four at Germantown Ave
nue and Meehan Street
WOULD-BE SUICIDE DYING;
HIS VICTIMS TO RECOVER
Fires When Proposal Is Rejected
and Sends Bullet Inte
Own Head
Mrs. Nettle Shrlner. thlrtr-ene years
old, and her son, Rebert, two years old,
of 150 Meehan avenue, Germnntewn,
were shot nt neon today near their home
by Geerge L. Fulnier, fifty-one years
old, of 0711 Tulip street, who then at
tempted suicide.
Mrs. Shrlner, a widow for five
months, had just refused Fulmer's
pleadings that 'she marry him, and had
pushed him away from her a moment
before he-drew a revolver nnd fired. A
bullet ledged In her cheek near the left
eye, but did net injure the brain. She
is expected te recover.
The child, who was In her arms, was
shot by nccldnt, 'the police think. The
bullet made a flesh wound, net danger
ous, in her thigh.
Fulnier then turned the revolver en
himself, the bullet crashing into his
forehead. It ledged in his brain, and
the surgeons say his chances for recov
ery arc slight. The three victims arc
in the Chestnut Hill Hospital.
The tragedy occurred at neon at the
southeast corner of Meehnn and Ger
mantewn avenues. Fulmcr had been
wniting there for her anjieur. She
jjtepped off n Germantown avenue car,
southbound, nt neon.
Witnesses snw Fulnier nppreach,
stana a tew minutes in earnest con cen con
vcrtatlen, and then snw her push him
te one side, lie whipped out a gun
as he stepped back, and fired twice.
Then, before any one could disarm him,
Fulmcr had shot himself in the fore
head, and fell close, te where Mrs.
Shrlner lay.
Lieutenant Wesley Osbern, of
Jr.ngine Company- Ne. 0, close by the
scene of the sheeting, rnn ever nt tin:
lirst shot, but was tee late. He com
mandeered a pussing automobile and
took-the wounded te the hesnltnl. Mrx.
Shrlner wn conscious, and told the
iiii.vHiciuus r mmer nau uccemc enraged
because she refused te marry him. He
recently bearded at her home.
Mrs. Shrlner bus three ether chil
dren, Leonn, five yenrs old; Jehn,
scvcivycur! old, and the thrd Walter,
ten' years' old. Walter Is in' the "P. O.
S. of A. Heme near the cjty. The
et her"' children' were-at the Curtis Pub
lie Scheel. Neighbors cared for them.
Her husbund, n chauffeur, died of 'flu"
about five months age.
WOMEN WATCH "BOSSES"
Mrs. Miller Says New Voters Knew
What Leadefa Are Doing
Well-Informed women voters knew
what Is going en under the surface of
Pennsylvania polities, and are net being
fooled by the men leaders, nccerdlng
te Mrs. Jehn O. Miller, chairman et
the Pennsylvania League of Women
Voters.
Mrs. Mil'er is a member of the com
mission for the reorganization of the
Stute Government and conferred nt
Hurrisburg recently with Governer
Sproul.
Mrs. Miller srild the feminine vote
may prove te be the bnlunce of power
nt the Muy primary.
NEARLY WRECKED TRAIN
Beye Only Wanted te See, Hew High
Ties Would Fly
Mystery connected with the placing
of ties across the trnck of the West
Jersey Railroad was cleared tedav with
the arrest of three Negro boys who are
attending the Hnddentleld High Scheel.
The boys, the authorities sny, ex
plained " they wanted te sec the ties
Knocked high by passing trains.
The boys are Randelph Wright, Levi
Stewart and Leen McDonald, all six- ,
teen years old and living nt Lawnsldc,
is. J.
sheets mew,
BABY AND SELF
Adds Lim 'rick Check te
Honors He Wen in War
Rebert Castiglone Cited Twice for Bravery
and New Cited for Cleverest
Last Line
Three times In a lifetime! Doesn't!
often hnppen thnt a fellow is decorated
three times en the snme planet for two
such different things. Rebert Cnstiglene,
of i North Fiftieth street, hns been
decorated with n nice, shlnv Lira rick
cheek, nnd when he was In France he
received two citations ter bravery.
His completed Lim'rlek is as fellows :
LIM'RICK Ne. SO
There once was a fellow named Jim,
Who tried te teach Myrtle te swim;
They get te the water,
But papa yelled "Daughter
I'm no crab, but that lobster can't
Bicim."
Jir. uusiigiuui! nun ins oreiuer nnve
helr hl(,a tegl.tier 0,Pr cflch lim,
every Lim'rlek in this contest, und the
lest sort ei
fifty-fifty prop prep
,. nit Inn en the
it n s w e r. Fer '
this particular
one they co
operated, but
Rebert's n u in u
wns put en the
bottom of the
nipen. Uecu
''"", V,,,,i,,'J
t'N,,i,d" ,
been qulte se
big hearted.
Tim winning
brother is em
ployed by P. F.
Cellier & Ce.,
in the Otis
It. CASTIQLONI3
Building, and we strolled in yester-
aw,.- bH
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PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922
Matzenaiier Seeks Divorce,
Names "Old Lady" of Fifty
Diva Abandons Denial of Rift With Husband,
Saying She Threw Him Out Mistaken
About the Sterk
By the Associated Press
St. IOtils, Mnrch 10. Mine. Mar
garet Matisennuer, grand opera singer,
in a statement te the Associated ll'ress
today, denied statements of her chauf
feur husband, Floyd Glotzbach, that he
had deserted her, and emphasized that
she "threw him out" of her New Yerk
apartment Jauunry 20.
The diva asserted she has pending In
New Yerk proceedings for absolute di
vorce en the alleged grounds of Infidel
ity, naming as co-respondent ''nn.eld
lady of about fifty," of Cnrmel, Calif.,
nnd that papers were hcrved en Glotz
bach Janunry 27.
The singer declared she had given
Glotzbach if ICO a month, but in spite
of this, she "had te pay for every
thread he were." She stated that al
though she allowed him te "live the
life of a prince," he publicly denied
their marriage in a letter te u news
paper in Gunnel. tt
Mine. Mntxenaucr, touching en a re
port from San Francisce that she ex
pected te become a mether,iuld she no
tified her husband te this effect a month
age, after consulting a physician of
Ann Arber, Mich., but that she had
learned since that her belief was un
founded, 4
"Great Leve" That Failed
Mndnme Matzenauer stated she be
lieved a "great love like mine" could
overcome all obstacles, but, falling, nil
INJSUILTY PLEA
"Bey Speculator" Is Abject Fig
ure as He Accepts Responsi
bility for $12,000 Theft
TERM NOT YET FIXED
With nn nnr of dogged rcslgnntlen re
placing his cringing, whimpering atti
tude when he wns captured, Walter A.
Unger, the "Bey Plunger," pleaded
aullty tedav te loetintt the Evans In
stitute Fun of which he was assistant
treasurer.
Jn barely mere than ft.whisperjnger
replied "guilty" when asked this morn
ing in Quarter Sessions Court Ne. 1
hew he pleaded te indictments charging
embezzlement, fraudulent conversion and
larceny.
The Commonwealth has uncovered
new evidence through n search of the
institute's books, nnd will press for
eight additional Indictmints before the
Grand Jury this afternoon. Three
will be based en whnt Assistant District
Attorney Gorden called "new checks."
Levi Hart, the veteran court crier,
picked up a sheaf of indictments and
walked te n point near the jury dex
luence no inspireu tureuKU curciuiiy
alculnted ceutesies. walked uuickly
from the barred inclesurc.
UNGER WHIMPERS
"Hew de you nlcnd. guilty or net'"'"1 "' "us uu"u "'i gassed wtuie
pill tv-'" lntniiei Ilnrt. "
"Guilty." Unger answered in a low
voice. His renly wns tnken un se
quickly by one of the officers that the
repeated answer nnd the original plea
seemed te blend in one utterance.
Signature Is Questioned
Mr. Gorden, in nsking Judge Shoe
maker te suspend sentence, did net
state what the "new checks" were, but
it wns believed Unger hud dipped into
the fund en occasions previous te the
day when he ensued n check, for .fia,
(KNI Is'iirlng the reputed signuture of (
Ieh" Weaver, former Mayer and a fund i
tr,JJ;1,t' . , ,
The courtroom was crowded whcnl
1 Continued en l-aae Tncntr. Column One
day nnd found htm i n ........ ..
ence. '" luul-
lUt When rhn daivu kaMn,,.. . ., ,
about the office force that one of then
had wen $100 they nil peered in the
deer nt the mnn wi, J. ,." ll,e
different aspect. a
During the war Mr. Costiclenc
served many months with the Seven"?
tXt I'Cil Ar,my- Third Division.
inG?na,!yri,nFrUr,Ce,HnJcndeduP
At Chateau Thierry he carried n
wounded comrade for almost two miles
The nine ether contestants who wen
places en the ballet nre: '
rrunklin Hlght, i.50l West r,
berlnnd street. c Cum"
15. A. Underwood, 101 Summer street
D Geerge Witmnn, COO Spruce fctrcet;
avenui ABnM D"llam' ,'W Ill-"'re
IeiVp'l."I.In'UnB, Il0t'1 Hlu,V". 1'hlla
Elizabeth MeBrearty, 1M1
William Gay nor, leOtl Ritner street '
Alfrednillis. Onkhn. v t "',
ni, ,... ... !. .; v "
," J"'. ""' vi'iiiiiuseii or membern
of Stern & Ce. 712 Market street!
Soen as we went in the deer every ene
knew whnt was In the ..ii ' w "
lim'rlek people were en btsr and
CeattnaH sn tffwtntrtUihUvSiT
she desired weh "te rid myself legally
from this mnn ns quickly ns possible."
"I hnd intended te treat this whole
matter In u dignified uud ladylike fash fash
leiiyy she continued, "and this explains
my denial at Joplin of our domestic
infe'leity. I wished te spare him hu
miliation, but us he lias made me the
laughing stock of the world, he has
forced me te come out with the truth.
"He did net leave or desert me, but
T threw hliA out of my New Yerk
apartment January 20, and had papers
served en him for absolute divorce the
following duy en grounds of infidelity,"
Showered Him With Gifts
"I allowed him ,"?ir0 n month for
personal expenses, but In ndditien I
liud te pay for every thread lie were
en his. body. I clothed him, showered
him witli gifts and presents, made him
live the life of u prince, and In grati
tude for all tills he deceived me.
"Thcse are nil very Interesting fncts
te learn, because I loved und believed
a greut love like mine could overcome
nil obstacles. But I have lest and I
glve him up.
"When I notified Glotzbach I expected
te become a mother, I .did net de se
with the intention of trying te get him
back te me. I just wanted te -apprise
him of just what wns whnt. I played
mere than square with him throughout,
and new nil I want Ih te rid myself
Continued en I'll Be Twenty Column One
DREXEL STUDENT
Themas Collinsgreve, Athlete
and Married Man, Arrested
at Girl's Heme
WAS DROPPED FROM PENTJ
Themas Collingsgrevc, former Uni
versity of Pennsylvania student, new
studying ut Drexcl Institute, wns nr
rested last night at! the home of Ber
win A. Tayler, 513 Springfield nve
tnie, charged with passing worthless
checks.
uetectlves Fex nnd Harrington say
man, llvinc at (Hd.l Snvbroek nvemin.
it Is snld tlmt he posed as single ajneng
new ncqunlntnnces.
The police sav that while Colllngs Celllngs Colllngs
greve was nttending the rniversitv he
gained possession of the mntriculiitinn
card of William O. Dickinsen, of
Hnrrisburg.
lliis card, (he police sn.v, wns used
, wie pence sa.v, wns used
clu-cks for about 2u0 en
. I .he vicinity of the Uni-
in passing, i
business men
versify.
; , ; " ,, -- ,riiiuui
,,n". ''n.s bec" (nliinS .vocational training I
"u!1 "eernment nssistnnce. it in said
He met Miss Tayler when he wns en.
gnged us couch of n basketball team
composed of girl empleyes of the Amer
ican Express Company nnd members
of the Y. W. C. A. Miss Tayler is
employed by (he Amcrlrnn Express
Company and is a star player en the
basketball team. Colllngsgreve Ih de
scribed as an accomplished athlete.
Members of the basketball team did
net knew tlmt he was n married man,
but the police sa they have learned he
is separated trem his wife and Is re
qulr,.,l by court order te pay S7 a week
for her support ami that of their two
jenr - old jenr - eld child.
Av,nii. ,.'. . .w.ii,. en,, n
"ngsgrine told te some of Ills ncquiiint-
unci's nere, ins parents are living lu the
Philippines and are wealth.
Seme of the checks which, police sny,
were pussed b, Cel'ingsgrme through
the use of the nuine of his college friend
Dickinsei. nre: William II. Wanainaker,
$115; linker Ac Beker, $.; Pcnn Drug
Company, ,".'i0: White's Ilemu Cafe,
.'!(i57 Woodland avenue, iji'Ji; ; Palace
restaurant, !S."ij Leuis Murks' shoe store,
:i(517 Woodland avenue, ,?11 ; Delby's
store, .101.'. Woodland avenue, $10;
Tayler'.? book store, 34'J." Woodland
avenue, $V2; restaurant at .1717 Spruce
street, $10, und a hat store ut lniU
Market strict, ?.".
FIRE AT STATE COLLEGE
Dispensary Partly Burned Three
Students and Nurse Rescued
Slate College, Pa Mnrch 1(1. (Bj
A, P.) Fire of undetermined origin
curly teduy destroyed it part of the
Pennsylvania State College health dis
pensury building.
Three students and a nurse who were
ratients in inn nuiiiung were brought
te snfety quickly by student tiicmen.
The less, which has net yet been es
timated, Is covered by Insurance.
Years of Hatred Turned
Against an Innocent Girl
,S?ic had te suffer bitterly for her
father's am.
ffmerant of a ureat u-renn com.
miffed tu-cnfM ynirs before when she
iciis a baby, Aadta Is the victim wna
SlifjlM
VThe Vengeance of
Henry Jarreman"
These ttemtu yearn Jarrenmn
Kent lit Mil. betrayed by $?
frimil, anil ;Wemh(ii(i revenge.
Freed, rieh. he fimli hi fee dcn.i
Jtut there's hit ftcsh-and-bleld ie ,?.,,',
the debt. '""
Head hew patii.iiint ieaa exacted 4
Hey Victors' nbserfclHj; story T in
Begins Today Page 29
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HELD IN CHECK CASE
...":. '. v."". ''" v nne , i,,, n.n-,..,-,, ,.,...,.... ,.--,-. -
xavj nan learned tnnt tne man would :l ,TVZ VT a. ..uiujiuui niizei, iieunty alliance.
??" .,U,i;,nB, tl,e evening te see Miss itV "A "give-and-take" program, wprked
Myrtle Tayler, and had followed him ,.,'A1" ,";' 1',m' ,J, UIi"-w," iH 1U1 out by the mere powerful county
,0 A'Ail"rj . Semen" &. d JZ V"t ", V& Jl 'V"'"s. would bring sl.me order Jt of
..iiiiwiimii uiiiiii-i:riivt' is ii iniirrinii i
VubMrihcd Dally Kxrevt Sunday. Subscription Vrc tfl a 'Year by Mall.
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PARKE
County Detective Says He Is
- Only Official en the
' Jeb
BELIEVES ARREST OF
MUBDRER MAY FOLLOW
Supposed Attempted Suicide of
Widow Causes Much Com Cem
ment in Neighborhood
County Detective Kills Parker wns off
early tpdny en it mysterious trip which j
he hoped would result in the nrrest of
the mirrdcrcr of Theodere "Honest
Jehn" Bruncn. I
Before he left Mount Helly ut 1 '
o'clock this morning he raid the "tip" i
he was following wns ene of the hottest ,
since the circus mnn was shot te death
as he sat near the kitchen window of
his home nt Riverside, N. J., hiht Fri
day night. I
"Of course I can't tell in advance,"
snld Parker. "It may turn out fine
or ft may be another 'bloomer.' It's
mtghty geed en the surface, be geed '
that I'm leaving my bed nfter a hard .
day te co leek it mi myself. Yeu can
bet en .one thing, there won't be any
ether county authorities en the job
before I get there."
iiiiM ii iriii vri twiiu litivt(,i
taking precautions te see be was net t
1'arker slipped ,mt of town quietly,
"i""i. -iiiuiiii. no iv was iu.si nxirr 1 1
when he cranked up his "flivver." and!
with n State trooper hurried off into
the Jersey nichl. Iln wns hack at neon
with an air of mystery, hut no nrlsenei .
He refused te say where Inj hud been
or what he had learned.
Raps Publicity en Letter
lnrfclT ftwl.'iv nirnln nmnwmr fwl iw tint
MtKlLi.itt.tt. .. I... 1..1. ...i. i i t
("uuiunuuii (H Hit' ll'livr WHICH linilllMl
tit ni,u ' .iie. iiijtuuiiu
'iuZ Ui. Till' ""n f'! ,,cri,l,H H.u,,l,lc,01l"
uwuy with him.
-..., t , in , ft'l i,i, IMtllltl'll VW UU
' If thut letter had net been mnde
public," 1'nrker declared, "there would
hove been one or mere persons in cus
tody by new. It upset our plniis. but
we are going right nheiid. The murderer
wen t get uwuy. .Murderers ritrelv de.
It the hand of Ged. swift und certain,
thut brings them back te justice."
A rumor is being incstigated by
Detective Parker, among many ether
clues that the astute "solver of murder
mysteiies" is running down, that the
cuust) of the quarrel between Bruncn
..I uu. mm inbi nrihtinas time wns
hiid one f.iiU-i,,,t .. ii i7. i"i ..."'" '"'
R TRAILS
HOT BRNEN TIP
but also m,:iorreVe . 'r".: ivelv r e I ""lt7 Dwne7nJr- t,,e 'PWn P"-
suin i,f nimiKV it -nu m ' "ir"t; IgieHsUes and tin; woman etcrs are
Him et money. It was the quarrel , nhiinc nerti
which ensued ever thin, according te r-
the rumor, that ended in Mrs. Bruneu ' Oliver Threatens Willi Reed
und her husband taking pet shots at) The Oliver forces nre threatening te
each ether with revolvers. ' rlln Mnier Deviil H 1 ns n p.,n,itdn
Heart. Women Quarreled
Detective Pnrk.w lien.i . i
there was a violent m,iJi0,,?, t,lnt
.V,'.' t'runen altfl!T"?LftP
. duiu u iiieuaiKi miles." Mrs
.Inschke is nlleeed te have said "i.
that justice is done my brother."
At ntiil
she wns in no danger. uccerdliiL- tn
Parker s Information.
According te a rumor in Riverside
1 red Shcetz, the mnn who notified Hazel
and her grandmother of Brunen's denth
when they were in a motion picture
house the night of the trncedy, saw no
automobile in front of the liruneu home.
Sheetz himself would net confirm the
story as It is beinn told in the town.
He Is n reefer and wns working en n
chimney when uu rlTeit wit- made te
get Ids version. Me .lieiiinl down, while
newspaper men craned their necks and
strained their ours. t ltMi'ii. that lie
had "get into enough trouble already
Continued en Puce Twnily. Column Four
ineiner Utt of Informal; en wlilnh "' v "inus"nmrr r i-iier. -xiri'iiuy there ( -'-" u..nsi. ui '-iiiii-.iiviiiua ten
reached the ceuntv detective te'lav vm nre reports that the Vares would be sat-! 1'1-V,,i !'' J0,lr lp,ter et ''' -!. 1021,'
that Mrs. Brunei! slashed her wrists ' iil w 1th the Lieutenant Governorship ! ls hereby accepted, te take effect at the
some tlni.. in v..w..i.,.. ti. ........;" i 'close of business en March I.",. 1II12
were enu surfuce ones uhvi.m. ,i -.--. ..
" " ' ' " "IJUI1US f'nnllnuril mi I'nir. Tu.nlr I nl. ...... T.. ..
157 GERMAN NEWSPAPERS QUIT PUBLICATION
BERLIN, March 16. One hundred and tifty-sevt-n Qtrmaii
newspapers and periodicals, have suspended publication during tht
last two months clue te the Incrensed cost of print paper, it wits
officially announced today. The Laubaiu-i' Anzeigei- nnnuunecil
it would suspend publication April I nfter a continuetik existence
of 105 years. .
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ONTARIO HUNTERS WANT TO HUNT DEER WITH DOGS
TORONTO. March 16. p'y a lunjexitj- of almost 3000 thr
hunteis of Ontario have declared in favor et huntiu deer with
close, the Dc.mtmcr.t of Fish and C-.u-.ie announce-,. Questionnaire-
were sent nil dtir hunten,. both resident and auu-ieaident who
took out liuenses last season. Nen-rc-ldeuts especially were stieutr
f.vr dogs, ube of which is at present illegu.1.
BISHOP ROWE WINS FIGHT
Hoever Notifies Him Controversy '
Over Alaskan Fisheries Is Ended ,
i ie- iiiuive i assail inn tins nun m
llishep Ri.we, of Alaska, who for the!
contieversy. has received word from
Secretary lloever that the Department
of (.'ommerce had decided in favor of
the Indians.
their long fight agaius, ,,e big silm unl.,,,', , nTi , , r, ' " , nttt'n-
fisheries interests of that Territory. I tl"u eC "-. ' ,"ler 0'' '' Mvend
last ttveiily-sex'en years 'has directed , mi's' vi:.!"lJli..!!il..,"..h". ,"M,v"''y ,of the Slater-Benner Investigation my r
the inisKienury work of the Kplsclpal ' !, " , "' IU.t' ?M. ,v,urt "Id, , heart told nf? that If I went through M,
fhurrh In the Territory of Alaska, and "'' h K' ,m ' II' ' ,lu,'r', h"1' n .rc"' "'" y ""'- &j
who recently ai ared befoie Secivinvv ,,,,, , 1 1, L, , i, ' l lell hew the I of remaining a Kederul official for MSJ
uy ruuim ia-mkvt vu.uf
Hits at Washington
T. HI'NKY WALNUT
Who says his removal as Assistant
United States District Attorney
"here is due te Washington's efforts
te smother his InveMlgutlen of the
MrCenncll liquor scandal
AlWlSlEDir
FOR GOVERNORSHIP
gpreul Said te HaVO Made
Definite Move te Beem
Attnrnpu fipneral
J
pQUTICS IN GIDDY WHIRL
(lr'rfn J tips.nl id t-nnnrlnd it flP
sm-iinM fi'.wi.a .-. ..v
lxunmiiuf; miri', iuii'iui .ma r n
harmony candidate for Governer en the
strength of Mr. Sproul's power te name
a successor te I'nlted Stutes Senater
Crew, whose resignation is regarded ns
imminent.
The Alter move, which took definite
form today, presages n scries of events
that would rank with the glddv political
whirl tbnt followed the death of Senater
Penrose last December.
Attorney Genernl Alter Is a friend of
Geerge S, fill ver, of Pittsburgh, while
Bell is being boomed for the United
Slntcs Senate by the Vnre-Mngee inter-
'' Present summon in which tne
for the place which Senater ('row new
occupies by appointment. Heed is a
son of former Judge Ueed, who wns n
swiftly.
.ii1iiniin, nmniK. lltr, fiit.lrt,, .n Kl
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" for (,oerner would, of course, blew
HARDING'S LAST PLAY DAY
Twe Rounds of Gelf Scheduled
Prier te Start for,Washlngten
St
Augustine, Fin.. .March 111. (Rv
A. I
President Harding had two
rounds of golf as his program for the '
last fu'l day of his Flerida vacation. ,
. SAVED FROMJBAS DEATH
Weman Is Rescued In Roem at 3303
Kensington Avenue
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law associate of I nited Sstutijs Senater) Ouy D. Geff, noting United States
K&rner Spnml is te be" in Phllu-' 'T G.e.ncra'' WB8 m "he
delplila lnti- today und further develop- ..'"" eR Mr- " nl"ut " official head.
menu in the Alter boom are expected " ".Up Attorney General Dnuchertv was
" out Harrv A. Macltey and State Bank- ""T nueu mates Attorney for the
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ine presidential puny will leave here l ' summer tills in-
t unorrew afternoon for Washington , yestlgntien they muy be right," Mr.
The President, in addition te shaking ' " alnut asserted. "But I am going te
hands with hundreds osierdn iluriri" i cot -te, t'" 1,"t,em of this. I urn going
a walk about, this old city, greeted an- ' t0 '""' out wll """ 'spensible for the
proximately l.VMl persons' who at tended "s,i,1(''l" uecepiiiiice of my lesignutien.
n liiililic ivi..iit!iwi l.nl.i i..., ..I., i.. ... i , i "M.v letter of resignation wnu tm.
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nitiT Tfi piiirs
RU I I II MIL
M'CONNELL
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Washington Authorities Tryiw;
te Smother Probe of Ex-Dry ' ""
Chief, He Asserts
"I'LL GET TO BOTTOM OF
THIS," SAYS FIRED OFFICIAL
Jr.
Knew He Was "Treading en
Dangerous Ground" When Htf
Began Rum Investigation
FALLING OF AX NO SURPRISE
Acting Attorney General Geff
"Cannet Ce Inte Details" en
Acceptance of Resignation
Suddenly removed from office en tae
"ve of ,, Federal Grand Jury probe
which premised sensational rcvelntiens,'
T. Henry Wulnut. formerly Spccinl Aa,--distant
United States Attorney, nid ti
dily that powerful politicians are trying
f umm:k an investigation of a gigantic
.,
j"(Juer conspiracy
.jr walnut iii,,,., . ,
! nresnn,., " . "t.,T""0W "". te. b-Pf ,a
i l" renerni urnnd Jury
!u ,nnss of evidence recnidlni. H,n a.
i ?nntuftiltl..b . ittmi .. .
;,,."" " """am C. McConnell
ns Prohibition Director for Pennsyl
vniila. He already has' obtained the'
InJintn.Hi t ..
......w,..,-i ei uirum . Benncr and
.v.i.eii r. Muter, two of McCenneH'e
.ferilinr l,l,
-My sudde,, ousting," h0 said, "wa.
due te un attempt by certain Wash
ington authorities te smother the Mc,
Cennell investigation nnd te block the
indictments of some of the biggest poll.
ticians in this State,
"The investicntinn -., ,. i ,.-
fore the Grand Jury evidence of a cpa-'' fj
splrncv te set lnr.n i i.. ..,. 'W
theusunds and theusunds of Lmllnn. 4 W:
liquor.
McConnell Only Picmv .' t'j
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. .nwun mis ac tenews no Mg f
-v.....,, .iiiuiiiinny ann peiitlcallythatyj;
McConnell himself is only a nlrmrir-.vi
finninnfluAH . tw''?ft
""""'""" $?&$
een at his home In the Poweltea' h
Apartments, Mr. Walnut was in a
fighting mood. His severance from his
Federal pest was accomplished by sud
den acceptance of the resignation he
presented out of courtesy when Geerge
W. Celes became United States Attor
ney for the Eastern district of Pennsyl.
tu nia.
I",' l' erida with President Harding Mr.'
' t. J Tf IT Sell! Alt'. W'jltllllf tlilu !.....
i .., - itnti .
. l0."r, resignation as Special Assist.
Dismissal Net Uue.ierted
While the dismissal lame without
wurning it was net unexpected. Mr.
Wulnut suid teduy he knew he watt en
dangerous ground from the moment he
began Inveetigiitlng McConnell, who wns
ousted as Prohibition Director. The
eilicij Is new held by the Rev. Jehn T.
"..'i;!- ,
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authorities think thnt by
deivd as a mutter of form uud out of
courtesy te Mr. Celes u few (linn h.
' I fore lie was sworn in ttu tinted States
Attorney.
As fur as I am ismcerned person
ally. 1 would much rnther be relieved
of my duties ns special assistant, but
my personal feelings are out of the'
question.
"The fact remains that in the last
fur months the special intelligence bu
reau and myself liae been working dBy
and night en this investigation. When
I told the nflicluls of the bureau last
night that I was through, they threw
t.p their hunds in a rage and said any
chance of indicting Mct'uunell and the
ethers have new gene n-glimmering.
"At any rate, I am going te get te
tlie bottom of this and even if I am
net permitted te enter the (Irani! Jury
room tomorrow I am hoping that we
luiwj already produced before that body
Miilieient evidence te uiiiUe a favorable
showing nt least.
"It Is really surprising hew muck
pressure was brought' te bear te Hare
tliese individuuls from the investiga
tion. We would have cupped the climax
tomorrow afternoon."
Mr. Walnut said he had information
at his disposal which no ether assistant
in the United States Attoriiey's-iefflee
had. V
"I don't want te appear sere,' " he
continued, "for I am willing te,co-
iiii. mil, tf, ttln llllnAst ,i 1 1 Imni.li I lr,,...tf
the clinnce.s are slight that my aid wllT '-fm
be requested. '-V,
"I den t want te uppenr as brag
ging; these who knew me knew I am
no braggart, but 1 am leu te be feared
m my priviitn capacity ns a member
of the bur than as Special AssUstUBt
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Fmred Ih of Position
"As seen as 1 wus called te handle
Cuullniird en I'm Twenty, Cat
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