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SITIVE ESCAPES
igejl.Jewel Thief Pursued for
FTER LONG CHASE
mb ' 10,000 Miles Through
tfii-V Mntau nilnliiAa
manj wuuiiuivj
&e:c qcut'c riCMC QTfil FN
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BIjWIT AflAii n
10,000 mlles enase through
iij 1 sr-i. i rn.H. n.,,ll,. In
ttAMiiernin, .vicaicu nnu n-.ns, i
!jjfer Orleans, Detective Geerge Gibsen
V$j faturnrd today te announce tlie innti
Pis,. Sought had escaped te Seuth Amerleu.
$&,, Gibsen wits seeking Kliner Helmu".
for the theft of ?:L000 in Jcv.e's deni
1. Mrs. Stcdman Pent. 0040 Drcxcl ren.l.
last November.
f Delmns was arrested at Leng Ileaeh.
. ' Calif., several mouths after the re.b- ,
eery, was tieid in ii.ihmi d.tii. pm .
February, when his bnil wits mimed te
15000. be fled. , , ,
Although I we weeks behind, the de
tective took up the e-hnse. The .light of
IVlmnM i nk Mm next te Mexico u nd
fllhsen reiniil- trace of hiui at Tin
Juana. Then he came back te Kl l'a-e,
uexes. l Here Jie disrevrreii uini uv "-
gettitiR clehcx te the fugitive.
At Atlanta, Oc.. the rteteetic sa . :i
uai ne Avas unn mi; iiciun i" i-
nan. At Atianta he teamed tniii ine
fugitive had obtained n moterbout and
depaited for New Orleans, (ilhseti set
out fur New Orleans. When he ar
rived there ceveial day two he dl
vwernil tlmt h few hours before IM-
mns lind bearded an oil tanker be'ind
for Kentli America.
He cciihl net learn for which pert' i,,,,, March IS (Hv V !')
Dclmat, is bound, but tcleRrams have viscount i'c'el. former' Under-Secretary
been fent te Reveral p aces If cap-, nf . w nm, Af yntiTy, nl)d
tlired, be will be brought back te this n , coop of th( r)ur,)iv t Lanca-ter In
city te face the theft charge-., despite '0n , miistrv. has been np
the fact that throng h '' '"' , Hnted Secretary e State for India,
company in New Wis all of the ftems!' ,.,. AietltnCu who re-
have been .estered with the exception , 7 larch l , 'l"U8 '
of two pieces. '
In the meantime, nn Investigation Montagu resigned as a re-ult of per
l In progress in Leur Keneli as te , ms.,m ie i;i,i gien for piibllciuien of
why the bail was i educed en Delmas n (Pf.gTinn from the (Jevernment of
the dav before lie was scheduled for, n,in setting fertli the position of the
trial. February ". . In.lia Moslems toward the Near Hast
TAliinu' liiMiin Iti t ilflff 11 On nil U rtl t 1 - il..,. .1. . l.'.,ltnniitii
cribed as a uuher pretentious res. ,
denee by the detective. He as that t
Leng Iieacb authorities ,egard It as
iuciiii4in iii'iir ii - r,.,., .-. .
runiinxvmis fur r-riinits nt n si liener
class.
JEWS WILL DISCUSS PLANS
FOR AIDING PALESTINE
Conference and Mass-Meeting te
Discuss Rebuilding
Representative Jews of three stales
will assemble tonight nt the Hetel Adel
phla, for a conference en the upbui'ii
Ing of Palestine as the Jewish national
home.
The conference, which will continue
tomorrow. will be under the auspices of
Ufe Palestine Foundation Fund. Plans
Will be made te form a permanent or
ganization ami unite all activities in
the three states in behalf of Palestine.
Delegates attending the conference will
represent mere than 100 cities of East
ern Pennsjlvanla. New Jersey nnd Del
aware. Judge Lewis, former' chairman of the
campaign, will welcome the de'esates.
Other sneakers tonight will be Ranei
u.J!n r,ni,I 1
' Ai If fvl' viT:...,!? v" ,
of the ftln.land Hamuel cu-
W Tirlnr in
.&.' treasurer
i tmAn.i niit-tminl itfcfplnrr
7?J', .-A big mass meeting will lie held te
L ' r...... .... ...... .-x. ...
3U aprnew evening in tne Aeadcmv ,v.
DA UMO,
at wn.cii i.ieuiciimu laiiimir
Ky will speaK. '
h Jabetinsk
- HUSBANDS' NAMES BARRED
Women Candidates Must Use Own
Given Names en Ticket
The Lucy Stene League idea that
tarried women should use their own ,
Barnes rather than these of their bus- '
bands, lias received Impetus from an ,
official decision that married women
candidates In Pennsylvania must net
have their husband's first name printed
en the ballet. '
According te a decision of the Secre
tary of the Commonwealth, the candi
dacy will be invalidated, if for example,
the name is printed as "Mrs. Jehn
Smith." The official ruling is th.it the
name should' appear as "Mis Inr,v
Smith" providing It is Lucy and net
ik- Dorethy or some ether feminine de
scription. This eiiit was fipjt raised by the
Commissioners nf Muntguiipry fount,
Freas Slyer, solicitor te the Commit
loners, agrees with the Har,tsburg
authorities.
TO AID PHILA. NAVY YARD
Will Get Its Share of Keeping Craft
In Shape, Roosevelt Says
The Philadelphia Nnv.v Yard will re
ceive consideration in the Nnvv De.
partuicnt's arrangenienti for Keeping
the new "treaty nnvj " in shape for
aea service. Assistant Secretarv of the
Navy Roosevelt has written Congress
man Vare.
"The Navy Department is very de de
alreus of iiiiiintHinlng nil vessels al
lowed under the Limitation of Arma
ment Treaty." Mr. Iteuswelt wrote,
"at tlie highest possible state of
efficiency, and will de se te the ex
tent tlie uppropriutlens allowed bv
Congress permit. Your reasons for
maintaining tlie I'hlludelphlu Van
Yard buve received attention, ami will
receive further consideration should if
b necessary te close anv of the yards."
!.?t Ml.ll I viuu unniiWL I MIUO
?' mcc?iui vrii-u i-unwr.u lri s?
fr
n, , - '
. I mil. Dlntl DnmanH R.t,,.
fcfiL5
JJ .mil w r wx.b wv giwill.l
St. Leuis. March JS.- (Hv A. P.)'
Daclaring Victer J. Miller, president of'
fne Beard of Police Commlssleiien,. had I
SJ.W tailed te. hiibstnntlnte his charges thnl
rSfl Tlce (dubs exUt ut Seldnn high schools
,'V a parents' committee, which bus bcri
v; , Investigating the charges, liar d miuidei
tailed te. hiibstnntlnte his charges that'
ICfll
J
that Mr. Miller mal.
a public rctrai
tien of the charges
Mr. Miller refused te comment 011 the
cxramittee's uctlen. oilier I ban te sn
he prebubly would issue a statement ,
later.
''Mr. Miller made the charges, at a
meeting of religious workers at the,
King's Hlghwuy prohibition church 1
March 0. He said he knew of the
Tlstencc of such a club iiineni: bow
Hmad had been "reliably informed" that
' a almilar erganizatidn, existed among
,'A-' VOupiO uic in wi.i nuusc rire
mXk ; AHfUt. Ga.. March 18.- (Ily A
; i-. w. 1.1 nines i. juiu.i iikcii sxi.v. am
u-lfn. HL-eil feri V. live, lout their
. fi'iiMyeMi la a tire that early today destroyed
"lUi-tke old Grand Opera I louse here. The
I rfj1 GUpie HVCtj 1111 inr ii'iiiui iiuiir ui in,'
I''JMi"ijiilldin.'Hliii'h liiidbcen their home
'ih twenty years.'
cwjrAIKV TAIJSH" brlnu cnUi of Uutht-r
Bll nunnin iujkv 11 iiuiuur. uurin nnn
villi rriw i" ?w. i'i'i, ,"u 11 nmi
10 JU lVBHin9 li) riry iKivH P)
Hun Ien. tlia pent-ln cren. wrlieu
01 in riwiil wwir ppr naxi
KATaw-ciar"
spww
Takes India Pest
MWK3W9MKWf R
VISCOUNT 1'KKI,
Who has been appointed Secretary
of State for India
:RANDH G VEN S X YEARS
IN PRISON FOR SEDITIONIIS !a WiteruKunrtU'
AmtmtmA ,..,,
i
' i.hi rtn nuMi.bu www. ....,
of State for India
Alurchabad. Ilrltlsh Ind'a. Mnreh 1S. '
(I?j A l. i .Meluindas K. tJmidhl.
the liiillim nnn-oifepcratlmiist lender,
ie wis arrested reeiitlj en cluirRc-ei
scdiil'ti. wn sentenced tediu te sj
ears' imprlsnnmnt witlieul hard labor.
nrrn inirw nsi iiiiriiini: lit- eui luutu -.
!., i.CP ts n member of the Heuse ,
f , , 1(i hls np;eiu t m-iit is in
,,' , ,, , fen.c.,,t that I'rline Mill-
. ..... i i... .1 ".. ..,,..1.1 . ,.t.i,i,... -r-
Montagu by a peer se that another by-
'( lien might be avoided. Mich an eiec- '
tien would liue been necssar, had a.
member of the Heuse of Commens been
appointed.
Vlnceimt Peel Is n rnietiisf. Ilefere
mic ceding te the lsceuntey in 11111! he i
scned several .icars as member, nf J
Par lament for Manchester nnd Taun
ton. DtiritiK thewnr he was jeint1
Parliamentary Seetetnry for the Nn-
tienal Service Denartiiieiit, and in 1010
was appointed Under-Secretary of State
for the War Depnitment nnd ice presi
dent of the Air Council, lie was named j
chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
when the Llejd (ieergc ministry was
recast last April.
EQUIPMENT OF ROOSEVELT.
COWBOY, ON VIEW IN N. Y.
Odd Guns Among Souvenirs of the
. r. r t- '
Early Days of T. R.
New YerU. March IS. (Hj A. 1'.)
A collection of guns, knives, chaps und
I cooking uteiislN-tlie original e.pilpment
bv Thpe(Jnrc Uoeseveit during Us
row be v i1:i3 .s in the I aketas
.1 ..!.... I...n In.lni' Tit tiM f.-.wi-
';rM j(1, Asis0cIatien fel. the flrst
t,m(, M(i . , 0l(Ctiel, ns ss(.ml)led.
.,,, smupnlrs were nrcsented In flip
association recently by A. W. Lricksen
of New Yerk, who obtained tliem from I
A. W. Merrifield. of Somers. Ment.,,
one el V oienei uoescv-en s rinicu pun-'
ners in the enrly SO s.
A relic of llie Colonel's first cpcri-
erne in Dig game minting innuiieii in
the collection is nn old 40-liO caliber,
liile. known te old lrentiersmen as .1 !
"bc.ir gun." Next te tlie old rltle iestr,l
ii ii'iee.-
looking weapon wlilcli I loose-i
velt had mude te order te take en his
tirst hunt for big game in the Illg Hern
mountain. It Is a three-biirreled
combination shotgun and rifle.
CARRIED $298,000 ON TRIP
Mrs j. ,. iinl.rS0Ut of ltldley Park.
Wendt Alse Left $168,000 In Un-isnd Lord Lnscelles are of the same
irvri un,,i nnnm witnrHM ?, I HritMi lineage. She wrote congratu cengratu
Iccked Hetel Roem, Witnesses Say ljm 1)M)M ,U mlirrms,. , j.,.n.
liiii AngelM, Miivli IS. (Iy A. P. ' , ,.ss Mai v. In reply she received this
--William I". Wendt. capitalist efij(,ttf,r:
Ituffnie. N. Y nnd Le-. Angeles, whein -Dcav Mndum : . I am des'md by
I'.iiffiile teurts have declared inuim- j ,.,) Lnscelles te ai'knewledge the rc
pei"iit. and for v liem his daughter. I(,jpf f OMr Jetter of 10th of Fchru
,Ms Mnrgnet Wendt. is sicking te (in Itll f0 ,.x)ress His Lordship's sln
hnve hcceir nppeintiil gunrdiiin here .,.,,,,. Wnk, for your kind congrutula cengrutula
tinve'ed safely from lluftale te I.n xew, vblch liuve given lilm gieat
Angeles with ,Mns.iNI0 iu ensh ami ' niuisuie. Youri laitlitully.
sedulities in hand gups, it was lesti- j (. HAUFOKD."
lied yslerdny ut a henring in the l're- ' Mrs. Hnii'l'mi traces her descent from
bate Court. ! Nathaniel Lengmlre, who was a mem-
Vnetlier wiliu'ss testified thai Wendt I i,. f rl. Itevnl Giiinil .11 pic
lefi SUIS.OK) iu securities Mi a loom in cniunatien of IJueen Victeria
a hotel lieie without taking the pre- 1llv( n,,s is the irescnt head
i .union te ImI the deer. 'family.
Ir. Olliisen. ilieuist. testified tlmt, ' ' ' .
wnen n'' lecnnnj eMimiiieu vv enur, tlie
Inner pretesseii igueniiiif et the u-'i I
inglen Ariunmint Cenfeiein-e and did!
i. et lecnll that Urrodrew WiUeu was
Pre-idml dining the World War.
SERVICE FOR HUNGARIANS
'IMin iiiimlli( -.f 1 1 Imv t nturvi-f rw tt 111 lr.
...''.'"-. '.''"' '.".'' '"
g'V'U evf r 111 will h llllieni: IIIC lillll
g-iriiitis. 1 he ilcv A. (J. N nn e, pus.
(ir Ol Hie I I IJIIItl'lllll I tl'lerillf 11 I IllllCn,
en North Sluh simt. win -mil Dei.
egallens of Iliingailans will he pie-ent
nnd Hunsiiil.ni muics will he sun-; by
Mine. P. De Meiksnv.
SIX
AUTOS STOLEN
Six nules were icperled as stolen te
pn li e teduv 'I hey nre the-e of I'Imhiihs
11. Walker, l.'!07 Ninth limad -tnei,
$l!iilfl; Iteiiinmlii Jacobsen. ti'J't Cnspei
street. !60ll; Jeseph Itosses. 'JI07
Dauiililn strict, S.'tOO j .luieh Grccuberg.
till H street, 1 H I . Merris Jenes,
Tieiiteii. S-illil. nnd Michael I'ledricks,
Lillli Xe itli HUM street, .v.mi.
SOLDIER IS HOLD-UP
VICTIM
I.ugene li' I eui'lie, 11
sehliiT ftem
Cllllip lix. N J . leperled le Ihe police
leiiliy thut he was held up bv M'e
bnndl's li.-t night nl Twelfth und Dick
In -011 streets. He s.ild the robbers took
,S(I in cash und his geld vviitch worth
Mi.".
Wheel Pump Dreps License Plea
Norrlstevvii, Pa., Mnich is. -The
nii'lculien of .lhu .1. Mclieldtiik. for
the lb ease for the Whee l'linip I Intel
li'iir Chestnut Hill ill Spiingllcld Teun
shin was withdrawn this morning mil
vvll 11 t be llinde te the (Oluillg Iheusc
(i tut. One of ilm most si'iisiit'iin.il
giiuhllng mills 'li the hisleiy of Mom Mem Mom
geuiery County vvaw inudu by the Hlaie Hlaie Hlaie
Pollce at tliia old hotel jjearly hall j
-r" r -" " "' s..uiiiii. il held Us tn-si im ellng.hHnrt ,i,mn ikcrwg of .1lver r.s roiiew. una. .rnuein v. riSKe
Philadelphia" Talks March ::e and will luseeci the adopted Mnmie ",l,,r1 '.mr '-aV'mrlr Au."'" M,'fl- William W. riske. limn Ham-'
What the Ki.is, na Clumi, ,s ,., ng ' l'nlrmeunt I'.irk-Parkway site. , " VvCinnffemB"iimtis '-" i:H'r.Mi i.m-h I llten stnet. died early yesicrd.iy morn-
among .cilinn s,r,.al uinups 111 I'bll.i- 'I''1" coniinisseii innsisis of Governer , ,silf.r from Hklmnl Toimue Hnl '' Iv y Jinr. , tllK , thi Pivsliylerinn Hospital after n
delphia mid vlimity will be s,, foul, ' Snreul. thne Slate Ssennters tlnee A'idrf" ,, '"JV,11 T'-rklniOn" i.,ul l"'l? illni Sh;; was widely known In
In n series of "Knew Veur i'liihiilel- s,'"r' Kepresentutlves and elBhtft-.i "Hl0,n1!;hl0rrerrt rrem Juhn H limmrd. h'l.ii. I'rcshyterlau Ihiinh circles. Mrs.
ih'a" semes Siiiidnv nights In the ! private eillens II vv III meet nt 1 P. ,, . ,, Jan.,;),- from 1 "'"r," ,-??,?" ,MV l'i-kc wns presidi nt of the Weman's
Pr..-1'iithedriil of SI. Mary. I!,.,.,,) and M- t '" I'.ellevue-S.rntfenl JL'iSSSlne' T.11 TemUvunlmU, M.lsslenaly Society f . Pres-
.south streil--. , " tlRl. MRry f-nNJ-r freni llsrry snjriar Ibjtcrj et I'liilliilr I pli 111 ; v 11 e plesldnm 0f
;cr ".,
S.'.Vi..'WBiHiHKa(" WV" TOOTWT"" , ' qilllnHiDHnilHB tIMBI nnfrc.MeHHBrwrFl(tPd.Wiir.VICBY IKlPlHlBHBBann
"SKsm
evening VtiftLld
ENJOYJJFEJN U. S.
Three Ferget Famine-Stricken
Days at Mrs. Akimoff's
Wynnewood Hdme
ESCAPED WITH MOTHER
O'cri. Vladimir nnd Niqheln Znrff.
three rhihlren fntm fMinlne-ntrlehen
llifnlii, hne urrlxeil In Amurlcn before
It li tee Inte te enjoy the p'eitKiirpx of
ihlldhend. And in thiee )mlr of Huht
blue eyes Is n loelt of inlnsled nston nsten
ishiucnt unil e.uieetntinn. tliiKed with
the nnerrtnlnty with whleli one nilglit
ii wake from a lmd drenm. fearing that
(lie world of reality did tint exist anv
longer.
1 After M:c jenrs of itnfferlnR and strnir
Kle te eke out an existence after their
esenpe with their mother from Hits
sin. tltrv ean scarcely realize thee
tlilliRt which the child of America takes i
for (,'ranted. With their mother. they
are visiting her Nlster-ln-luw. Mrs.
Nlee'iiH W. AklmelT. at W.wtncwoeil.
'The peace of the country life, u warm '
I home, feed three times n dav. plenty of
rhalrs te sit upon instead of bexen all
.1 lift. A .... I... A l.dt Ill4.f
Children Aecept Them
el...,, imtn Linn liurA iiiitv n ihiv. hut
ulremh the ehlldrru of the tielRhbei-
i,ii have accepted them as eempati
,mx, Vladimir's upper Up. swollen te
twice its normal size, pave mute eW-
,,,(.,. tlmt he 1'ail eutereii wiiu a zei
into wliatevcr s)ort lie nnu ueeu in-
lt'd.
"See that." wild his mother, despair
ingly. "Here one day and he has al
ready fallen from one of these coasters
urn! hurt hlninclf."
Hut Vladimir was undaunted nnd bore
his mislmp with stoicism. "The can
apeak net a word of I'ngllsh," con
tinued Mrs. Zauff, "but then speech is
net necessary with children. They make
themselves understood without it. by
signs and symbols, nnd words are never
nccessnr."
This morning, the children appeared
rendv for a visit by meter te their new
home in Camden. On the head of each
-.-.- .- . . . ,
was a lamb k wool twpie, tuitcu at i"
top and of a blue grnv color. Te the
question in 1 rencli an te w hetber they
iwir" unvinc a keihi iiiiiu. mi.-, buuiui.
faintly, but refused te dixciiHs their do
ings nt great length. The tired loe!,
about their eyes tells fnv mere tlfin
words of their life In Uiissln : of the
l.ick of proper nourishment, when their
mother was forced te work day nnd night
te cam enough te keep them alive and
of their constant fear of the authori
ties. Praises Kcd Cress
"If it were net for the American Hed
Cress In Constantinople. suit! their
,.,nt!mr "1 rill lint n-p HOW We W Oil III
have lived. I nexer can say enough W
them, for all the Americans there have
done for us. They answered mv every
request. Hut since August tliey nave
I .... I .... .... lef ..l.i.,e 1
guiiu iluy mill v-. ., iii..ti .
can never tell you hew It was. Here
one cannot imagine it. Yeu must tec."
"This will be a new life for my
children." she said, as she patted Olga,
"The bes, however, must learn te
erk- . c' i 0SPJ .-?''
tl,e "ar '" Wussln. they were accus-
temed te have everything done for them.
Mere in
America, ever one must work
and they shall Icirn that. Olga hu
I distinctly literary tastes and net the
slightest inclination ler the tasks of
,i. i,rv,.,n Tim ..lile- imv is mec inn -
uillv inclined"
Whether thev will ever return te
... . ,. .. .i i.... fri.iL
te smnn ..Ttpni ilenen.ls en Admlrnl
ZeeiT, who is expected today from New
Yerk.
"Yeu cannot knew what this menus
n us, coming innii iiih i- nnu- .-.m
fercd the last few vea
rs " said his wife
l,s , al l ". V "r.
"He mv se, se tirc
our nice, our suiikcii eiiccs. suuie lit-
lie of what we have go ne through The
peer children, tee. they leek se fresh
and happy as children should. I'"''
-...km r-lieekri eme lit-
... . ., . ..-
new they can begin lite ever again.
CONGRATULATES LASCELLES
Mrs. Harrison, Ridley Park, Kin of
Princess' Husband, Gets Reply
l.nr.l
f that
TO INSPECT FAIR SITE
State Commission Will Loek Over
Land Selected
Cem-
The Independent" Celebration
mi slen. .1 Slate body lealed
te mi-
lerule with the ;ses(ui.i enienuiai s
PROBE COTTON EXCHANGE'
Grand Jury te Get Charges That
Planters Lest by Its Operations
New erk. March IS. Mli A. P.) -
( hiitgis again-i euViubi of tlie Ameri
can Cotten Ilvchmige, mud" during
tne .liihn Iee Investigation of buikct--Imp'
h'j the DStrlci Alteinej'.s nllice,
wi'l lie 'presented te the Grand Jury.
Disttut Attorney Ilanten annniinrcil
teduv a fl or n teletiheuilc eufcr. 111 e w lib
Chief City Magistrate c..I
w no
In nnl the original 1 minilaints.
Mr. Ilaiiten last night expressed
I ii sire te have the chaiges that Southern
otien men nnd ethers suffered through
bucketing of erdets and wash sales
heard in magistrate's ceuit. If .Mr. .Mo .Me
Aeb"i would preside, Mr. McAdoo this
morning told .'ir, nauieu pressei inner
I unit tern would inul.e this impossible and
suggustr-d thut faster action could lie
liiblniueil liv pietcntlng I lie idinrge- dl-
ie. t te the Ginnd .liirv.
I Jewelry Stere Window Robbed
I New Castle, Pa.. Miinh is. (Ily A.
1 P. ) -Tl loves smashed the window of
1 the Snyder iewelry stoic alme-t directly
1 ai ress the street from the central police
station here earh thi imiVulug, ami
iiifidi! nwuy with !5"0O worth of jewelry.
.This N llie M'feuid lime with'11 three
Kins thut the i-tore bus been lobbed ami
bull' jobs were pulled off In the same
mur.iiei
no
MIU WANT A JOIIT TIIKIIK AltK
IK
IP
.i..i nf Cham adraruteu In tb He
Wnted celunuia tecUy cm Vf S0,Ai.
Ml .V.'AHITWinninHHI. (KW lr JH n'l !.1I'l1iHt.UHIHBMHITSVaTml,TTII.it A'y 2WPaimmiamH II III I I I PM lB II I BWI ITMIiJMIW ! ITMiiiiM iiBilWiiliiM I mil H III !
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RUSSIAN CHILDREN
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FIND MISSING DAUGHTER
A BRIDE IN GLOUCESTER
Jehn Hegelgans and Wife Discover
15-Year-Old Girl Is Married
A secret marriage mere than n month
age was discovered by Mr. and Mrs.
Jehn Hegelgans, of 1538 Glctiwoed nvc
nue, when they went te Gloucester, N.
J., last night in search of their run
away llfteen-ycar-eld daughter, Ituth,
who new is Mrs. Jacob L. Abrams.
They found "Uuth," us they called
her, as Mrs. Abrnius. The daughter
explained that she lind eloped with
Abrams en February 13 last, nnd, after
having married him In Elkton, had re
turned te tier lieme, keeping tlie se-
icrct from icr parent. Yesterday she
decided te go te her husband in Ulouces Uleuces
tcr and departed without telling the se
cret which she bad kept for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Hegelgnns refused te
be impressed by Hutli's matronly air,
and took her before Justice of the
Peace Oliver Stctscr, along witn
Abrams. The Justice suggested thut
Uuth return te her parents' home, ut
least for the present, but Ituth re
plied: "Ne. I will stay with my Jnkie.
Unwilling te cause their daughters
detention in the Gloucester jail. Mr.
'nnd Mrs. Hegelgans rcturnud te Philu-
idelphln without, her. Ml
threatened te upplj for a
the nrrest of Abrams en
ur. MUKl'IBlllin
warrant for
a charge of
ubdiict en. Abrams Having rciuscti iu
! surrender uis wne te ner iraimw, .'j
Ing tlmt before acting, in any wn
tftsTipil in fsmsiilt bis lawyer.
he
Abrams bearded at the Ilegcluin
home for mere (linn two years.
...
lls
presence in the house mnde It possi pessi
file for him te go te lllkteu with Miss
Hegelgans without stirring the suspl-
Cl0n et tlie parcius. i.aicr nu i '
I flleneester. When the girl left the
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i nuuse. ner puii.ii.s i.-..i..s i -,'' -
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'e '' 'VV rthelr ,p.e" for her
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dl-uCrll-u uniu nibkuw
RY A RflWlR IN BELFAST
I shei ami Killed when lie. sought te
., .., ... escape from a military escort between
Terrorists Resume Activities After Urti !im) j.ainlsn. according te a
Lull en St. Patrick's Day message iccelved heie yesterday.
Itelfast. March 18. (Py A. P.)1 " "
Terrorists, who bed remained under! SELLS OUTSIDE HOLDINGS
cover all of St. Patrick's Day, resumed w u",Hg
activities today. Shortly after the cur- , ..... ""
few lieur e news vender proceed In? Prudential Insurance Company DIs DIs
hemeward en his bicycle was shot pe8es 0f stocks In Other Concerns
through '!?,...'T... LL, '':'", ""'M
U0 Vr"""', "l TheVnn-n!
stiL The missile wounded several
....-.hu nn tit inlll H ITITI. llll'll lllllT
IM'Isun-,. ..,.. ... .. .. --.- . .
l.eliK' tnl.en te a hospital. Newtennrds
read was in a turmoil uniu uiht uip
brenkfast hour. ...
' Twe men dashed into Thompson
'street in the Slim Fein district, and
'threw a bomb threiiRh an upstairs win
dow of n siiiull dwelling where nn
i.M..rlv weniaii. Itose .Mii.reevy, ami ner
niwe. Mary Mulian. were sleeping.
Pedestrians who forced an entrance
! found Mrs. MoGrcevy seriously wounded
land her niece mommy nun, one m un
young vreumnV legs haviu been blown
nearly off. '
The bmlv of a man iuih found today
, in Clnnment lane with a bullet through
the head. s.
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DIVORCES GRANTED
l'lP-HS Ne V t uH
UttiU'H Kehnlrer rrnm i;mii xenne-rKi-r
Jullair K. Tebbelli from Ouhnrlre A. 'Ih-
'c'l'iiirt of fnnimeti Plfns Ne, f crantrd '
rnii rttrri'i.M of rl verr. te th folleulm I
riirltlri- II. Ill an from NlrlmlKi. K Itinn '
tehn I'rcini" frnm c'nllierliiB Frcinn. Itv.i It.
Iteti(Mp from Jnlin t: Itciir-klfv William
A Nifcnrmm from .NnniiT' MiitTiun, I.U1,
Te7r frnm Hurry K Tnnri H.in; t IJ.ilm
from Tri-d l". Ilnliii, Ai"i s. oil fr.nn
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MllllBUii UtiIiii K Itillf frnm Cilvvln II
llirr Jiiink .McKiiiHr) from IlHrrj M
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TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
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Merris Hiiieller. .118 Klmbll si
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llnvntiin 1' Swrchtnm :;'' Arm si . Jim
Maude. K. H.UIir. 3Mni. rcl. -t.
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1.,:. V.i, rimiirr. et'J c'rt Piiwlch st . 1.111I lles
Kniniili'lc, -700 H. nnniliilP" M I
ar,ta V, ur&r'.oea'llrHVe.ilI.'rii Jv'J.'! i Southern "Hosiery King" Dead
ciiiiiri M TiTehM aien.nenrt. Mbwiv c, ! , Yerk. March 18, Julian S.
NT', mill .Mlhlr.il P. Hlfwiut. 11 W , , rp ,,,. (7 J(.ls ole). president of
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MORGUE KEEPER 26 YEARS
IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
H. A. Winkle te Celebrate Anni
versary at Party Tonight
II"iiry A. Winkle today completed
his twenty-sixth year as keeper of the
City Morgue, and has cared for mere
than thlity thousand bodies of these
who have died away rem friends.
Tonight, nt a gathering at bis home.
I.'IOj Weed street, he will have about
him his twenty-three children, nine,
teen giandehlldren und their eleven
children. Of the grandchildren nud
great ginndchihlren, ten are babies.
The party was planned by Mr.
Winkle's associates ut the Morgue,
eighteen of whom will be present. Su
peilntendent William Conden will be
toastmaster nt a supper. Among the
speakers will be James D. MoKeen, one
of Mr. Winkle's setis-in-luw, nnd
Deputy Corener Jeseph Weed.
A portrait in oil of Mr. Winkle will
be presented te him. This was painted
by James C. McCarcy.
Mr. Winkle is new in his seventy
fifth year, and Is a Civil War veteran.
Three of his sons served in the World
War.
GEN. FELIX DIAZ, OF MEXICO,
NOT THE NOTED ONE, SLAIN
Prisoner Shet by Guards Was Con
fused With Anether
New Orleans, MarchMS. (IK A. P.I
The General Diaz reported shot und
killed bv guards .vesteiduy nenr Ortlr.
station, honern. Mc., Is net the
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i vji'lii-iui ic di'16! ui IP lur lll'lllCW
' i.f Piiplirlik lll.ty fnt'lnnn lpn.l.ln, ..t
.-, ......... ..., ......... . t i-i-iii'-fll ill
Mexico, accerdliig tn A. Itesns, private
secretar.v of General Diaz. The former
President's nephew is In New Orleans
ami has been here for some time.
Negales. rU March 1S. (Pr A.
P.) -A General FelU Diaz, believed
nt first te have been the nephew of
Perfirin Diaz, former President of
Mexico, liii t later Identified as of lm.
Iperlance nulv in Lewer California, was
.V'wuih. N. .1.. March IS.. my A
V' S1" l ''- ITudnnelal Insurance
, - ,..,7 Pi,
.. . . " . .. .
i I -j-lillitlll, 'IM.I ,
Cnmiuiny and the Mei-idinnts and Man
ufacturers' National Hank, was nil nil
iieumeil here today. Tint inirchaser was
.Iu lus S. Kippe, of .1. S. Itlppel &,
Ce.. bankers mid brokers, and the
aiiieuiil Involved JsL'.O.'W.OOi).
During the New eik Stale Legisla
tive Cemmitter's hniising iuvetlgatleii
Purest V. Drydeu, president of the in
iiiiiiii' eempain, was crilicied by
Samuel t'nterniyer, lemmittce counsel.
iiccimse et l lie dose liiiancinl relations
lieiwi'cn his Institution und hunks iu
which it was u stockholder, which Mr.
I'niermyer claimed were a deliliiicut te
ll.e liollcylieMeis.
Duatlus of a Day
tlie Sy nedical Society . and iintlenul
secret ill. V of th WelU'lli's lieiiie Is
sliumry Society Services will lie held
Suiiduyt uitciiioeii 111 l ::;n e'cimk at tin tin
Neitlunlnsti r Picsbyieiluu Cliuivh,
Thirty -iiftli and lluiiiig meets. They
will lie cemiiictiel bv I lie Itev. Jeseph
It. C lacUle und the Ilcv. David S.
Kcuiiidy .
Ellas M. Butterworth
M. Ilulterwerih, who was well
in musical lurides. died ycter
his home in I pliiiul from heart
Mr. llutlervveith win, em-
r.lhr
kllllVV II
.le 1 1, 1
,,
eljsea 1
MlleVIHl
ut tin- 1 re.er .vi iii ami was
lender fit the llutlervverth Or
icstra.
Mr. Hullerweill. had
descended le the
naseineiii te attend the healer when his
wife heard him cry out. lie was dead
when she reaelieel him.
Bishop Hubert Challfeux
Sbeibrelie. (uehec. March Is. - Mnn Mnn
hlguer lluliert Oliver Chalifou. nmll
I lar.v ltiliep of Slierliioeke, died veiter
ilu' after a lung Illness.
inf. l.lllli.i.ii -, in 'II I II II IU,
, ,,isli,Nin ,,t il, 11
sylvniiin llelcl, of he.iii dlscisc,
. . -.-... .!' .. 'V ' "' ' " en-
I
Durham. N. ('.. March IS.- Julian
S. Curr, Jr. known tl tini:liuut lu
Seiilh i.s llie "Iiemciv I 'ng," was a
son of (icner.il .I11II1111 S. Carr. cem-iniiuder-iu-cliicl!
uf thu fulled Confed
erate Veterans. The father hua been
serlejaly til at his home here some tune,
! nt . AIIIIIH tAI r-t-i..
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HINTS BRUNEN CASE
IS NEAR SOLUTION
Letter of Murdered Man's Wife
te "Ballyhoo" Said te Be
in Parker's Hands
DENIES "DOC" WARD IS HELD
Lettern written by Mrs. Deris Urn
nen, wife of murdered "Honest Jehn"
llrunen, Riverside circus owner, te
"Dec" Ward, former "ballyhoo" with
the clrcuj, arc the Intett evident e al
leged te have been scrutinized by County
Detective ElIN Pnrker.
What he bni learned r.r expects (e
learn from these missives Detective
Pnrker refused te snv. He would net
evpn say definitely that any letters from
Mrs. Hruiren had been found in Ward's
loenm In Jersey City. The astute nmr-J
uer uctectivp s evasive answers, how
ever, nnd bin repeated assertion tlmt
he had "nn nee in the hole." and
would "surprise n let of people" when
he was ready te nreducn it, created tlie
Imprerjsien that the letters had been
found.
While "Dec" Wurd was being Inter
rogated by Paiker yesterday. Jersey City
police were under instructions te go
through his possessions with tlie ut
most care in search of the letters which
Ward admitted he had received from
Mrs. llrunen en nn average of two or
three times a week.
A statement made yesterday by Wal
ter L. Keown, Mrs. 15riinen's attor
ney, that the letters she received nl
the Pnlmyra" postefhee, addressed tu
"Mrs. I). Nelen," were really from
Miss Tessie Mehr, her sister, brought
a loud laugh from Parker today.
"Let of Bunk"
"That's a let of bunk," said Par
ker. "We knew all ubeut the letters
nnd who. wrote thorn."
"Were anv letters found in 'Dee
Ward's rooms?" the detective was
asked.
"I don't care te answer that ques ques
tien." he said.
"Ts Ward in custody?" lie was asked.
"I'll answer that," he tcplled, "by
saying, absolutely lie is net."
"Will you question him ngaln?"
"I don't knew," said Parker. The
nminlv ,tpfpptlve PMlInlllOll til.lt WllTil
lind left Mount Helly for Jersey City
in company with Captain Larklns. head
of (lie Jersey City detective force, who
brought him.
"If we need Ward." concluded Par
ker, "we knew where he Is."
Prosecutor Kelsey nnd Detective
Pnrker will lie'd nn important confer cenfer
ence today. Perker will mnke n move,
uccerdlng te rumor ut Mount Helly,
within the next twenty-four hours.
Pefere lie does se lie wants te le ns
sured of the appievnl nnd eo-eperntlon
of the County Prosecutor. Parker gives
no evidence of being dlsmnycd by the
ill success of n week's effort. He said
this morning' thut lie was just as con
fident nt ever that the murder would be
solved, nnd seked quickly .
Quizzes Krnltlei.s Se Far
The finding and questioning of
"Dutch" Werner, circus cook, who
was located at Hcrvvyn yesterday ami
visited there by the detectives, has net
helped clear up the mystery.
Werner, never dehnltcly u suspect,
has been eliminated entirely. He made
bis whereabouts known voluntarily
when he saw bH picture in the papers.
ffpr iii. nnllee lind searched for him in
vain. He wns working quietly at bis
old trade of baker In Uervvyn and was
able te prove that he li ml been there
en the afternoon of the murder.
Anether man who will be questioned
teduv. but who is neither under arrest
nor ' a Huspect, is Paul Purcell, of
Pntorsen. N. J. He wns a concession cencession concessien
naire with llrutien's circus, nnd hud a
dispute with the showman which ended
iu the two getting out attachments for
each ether's goods. Hrunen put up a
bend and .lind the attachment lifted en
his show. I'urerll Hid net de se. and
Kronen retained Ills goods. Detective
Deran does net even suspect that Pur
cell had any tiling te de with Uruiien's
death, but believes lie may be able te
give Information of value when pieced iu
witli ether things tlie authorities
knew.
Many Persons Shadow cil
Parker is working out a definite plan
of campaign. Thirty men have worked
under him, "hhudewing" iih muny per
sons wlie buve hud intimate contacts
with Hrunen and Ids show. He knows
fur mere than lie admits, of course, ami
much of tills knewledge bus been fitted
into u vv mliltig theory of the murder
which Is ids one best-kept secret.
The detective bus about mude up his
mlud te btglu I lie questioning of the
persons who were iu the house, or In
the immediate domestic circle, of the
murdered innn at the time he was shot
from behind, us he scut neur the kitchen
window of hN home tending a news
paper. Mrs. llrunen. wife of the circus man.
has tieen ici iiiene since iiie murder
rurker said he would
time te recover her poise
would give her ample
after the shock
el I no tragedy, lie
' does net believe
the. knows anything ubeut the murder, seuhi gave evi 11 His life."
He will question her agulu, hewcvir. ' liw,y people lese I'uitb. he sild. be
ns be will question Hruiicn's. daughter . muse thev sit down when dissatisfied
I luel and ether mciuheis of the family 1 i(, n church. Lnergellc people search
te see if he can bv any chance get 11 r,,.. In. church which satislied their soul
new iiiiic 011 111c mniui'i.
Probably be will make another exam
ination of the house ulse. seeking one
of these inanimate cIueh which some
times leaiPte tlie solution of the most
deeply hidden crimes. He has net de
cided whether he will seek Mrs. Hru
nen nt lier home or summon her te
Mount Helly.
Hrunen Heme ((iilcl
There seemed te be little slliring In
Riverside tedity in icgnrd le the murder.
The llrunen house was (pilot and Mrs.
Hriliien und Iht step-daughter lla.el
net In evidence, though new nud then
11 moving ligurc would pass one of I In
windows. Jehn Walters, neighbor of the Hru
nens. said after lie read the report of
"Dutch" WerneiV interview with Do De
lecllve Parker tlmt he- had been pies
cut (in one occasion when the elicits
cook und tlie owner quaireled vlolenlly.
went with llrunen one day lnt
December te the show's winter ipiiuters
nt Williainstevvli," said Wallers. "We
met Werner tlu-ie, anil hit and 'Honest
Jehn' get Inte a liealid dispute about
some carpentering wetk te be done en
the cook car. They becnine, se heated
I hut I vvus alarmed, especially when
llie cook dashed Inte his own enm
purtment of the car. I thought he mlghi
return with a gun and beat it away
fium there. 1 wiilted outside. Nothing
happened."
Waiters iietucu nun no nnu tieeu In
vited te go with Harry Mehr ycsicrdav
oil 11 trip te De.awarc. "I went l'.
Melir's house te nnswci the telephone,"
he Mid. "A friend of mine wauled 1111
Iu go te Delnwuie with him te see ubuiil
11 beach bungalow. I lefuid because
it was tee cold. I den t knew when when
Mehr went when he left the house Iu his
machine. Iln hadn't Invited inr in K
along."
aki: ll' IN A KIT.'
ils ninu la riln-i' And Hrjkhi,nn ,
in-lie off u line uf i"i' Ih il iseiuM nnu, 1 ,
n neinli-st teller II1I11U In ternm m (m
lleyiu trieimleirti' lln uini sujuurna in kuiihv
Spain. 'TU, a prefcmlun lht will tarn
perhaps millions fctr reu. Itcrail noeut It
In ilia Mag.tlne Section of next Sunday.
1
Alibi Clears Him
"V?'""
"DUTCH" WKRNEIt
Fermer cook In Bruncn circus, who
has been eliminated as suspect in
murder of show man
Dr. Tayler Urges Practice 'of
Christianity Before Lenten
Audience
HITS QUESTIONABLE ACTS
Until church people realize that going
te church Sunday after Sunday Is net
enough, but that tlie word of Ged must
be applied in their dnlly 1 fe. . just w
necessary, net un1II then will the church
move forward, said the Key. 'r't'"
Tayler, vicer of the Chapel of tlie Me
diator, speaking at 11 Lenten scry co 111
St. Stephens Church, 'Icnti and Chest
nut streets today. . ., til
"In tlie twentieth century, when se
many pleasures nre iiiimiuuis. -
Mr. Tnvler. "and in the business world
wlicie there nre se many (picstenalile
means of making money, we need te De
steildfnst te the word of Ged
Tlie Ilcv. Mr. Tayler took his tet
from St. James "lie ye doers of tlie
Werd and net hearers only.
"These who get tesults," continued
Mr. Tin ler, "are the ones the business
vveild Is looking for. and it is these
who applv their Christianity thut the
Chinch is looking fi.r. When a col
lege man gees tint into the w oriel lit
is asked nut what he knows, hut W hat
can you 1I0V
1, 1 i.luii'nntee tlmt COUIltS fUtllCf
than what we sa yer profess We
......... ,ih,.m- whiit is coins te happen 1
te tlie heathen In the next world, but
I think we had better worry about our
selves, for te knew tlie 'Werd of Ged
und te de it net is sin."
Me't of tlie great characters of his his
terv, men who were really great, have
risen ubeve their environment and tri
umphed ever circumstance, according te
the Rev. Dr. Daniel Peling, associate
president of the Christian Ludcaver. in
II neon sermon today ut Keith s
Theatre. , .
"These men are comiuerers of cir
cumstance," he said. "There are few
characters who stand out in history who
did net conquer circumstance. Loek
at Lincoln and at Grant; leek at Hums
Ihe poet, and ninny, many ethers.
"It lakes strength and courage te de
what these men have done. And I tell
you that strength and courage is ob
tained through Jesus Christ."
Heys- and girls often leave home bo be
cuusc' of unlmppine-s, tlie ltev. Jo Je Jo
seph H. O'Kilcv told these who as
sembled in St. Jeseph's Catholic Church,
Pntirth street unit vv tilings aiiey. leuny.
te attend the noonday Lenten services.
Pnther O'HIlev said that parents
should try te model their hemy life
after that of the Hely 1 umllv. If they
did tills, lie said, they would be hap
pier themselves and their chihlren
would be huppicr.
Vnith grows stronger when men and
women labor te impart tlielr fnltli le
ethers, snld tlie Rev. Dr. Jehn It. Hint,
chaplain of tlie rniversitv of Peniisvl
vunlii nnd head of the Cniverslty Chris
thin Association. In his address today
ut the tioendny Lenten services nt tlie
Gurrick Theatre. , , , ,
He said Hint no limit s faith would
prnw weak if lie lubered unceasingly te
bring ethers te 1111 understanding of
tlie Christian mission In tlie world.
Hilt, he added, the day is gene when
men cellhl teriify ellieis jule belief.
"Men can no longer be scared into
belief," lie said, "and no one new
wishes te frighten them into belief.
"Whv should one- sleep te force iu
1 lids enlightened day, when cenveislnn
1 ciin be made 111 Ihe way loiiewed by
I Tesiis. who in tliis c1e.1t w eik of saving
and keep their faith.
BOMB THROWN IN TOKIO
Missile Exploded in Imperial Gar
dens Kills Man Who Hurled It
Tokie. March IS. (Ry A. P.) A
man dressed as a coolie gained entrance
te the Impel la) palace grounds at neon
today and threw 11 bomb te the ground,
the explosion killing him. On bis
clothing wns found 11 document ciltl
clzlng the Government and declining
the writer's intention te commit suj.
ride. H- was identified as a miner
recently arrived from Munehiirla.
The ' man sained eutrnm-11 te (he
ground by threatening the guards in
the double biidge lending te the pal
arc, shouting "h lF dangerous te
nppreae-h me." Al the main gllc ether
guards tiled te slop him, vvhcicupeii
lie threw tlie missile.
A "HbbbIbbbT
SEES CHURCH-GOING
OF MINOR ACCOUNT
Wedding Stationery
Invitations
Announcements
At Heme Cards
Correct in form, phraseology
and execution.
J. E.CALDWELL & Ce.
. .IfcwtiRY - Silver - Stationery
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
P$p?j
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VOLSTEAD PINCERST
NIP FOUR AT SHOK 1
One Alleged Violater Is Ra.
' 'leased, but Others Are
' Held In Bail
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ITEMS OF RESORT NEWS 1
Brrctnl nhpatch te Evettttiff riiMIe ,..
Atlnntln f'ltv. N. .1.. Mnl, m .
nlleged violators of the Velstead 1 l
faced United States Commissioner III?. J
ninu Mtecimnn here yesterday, f0nP li
whom vvern held for the Fcdernl Grutiri
Jury. Among them was Alfred vS.
lams, of Ocean City, who was trsllij
ft ;Tt,0i"tidfl"Js' n f.emer vrcMhct new
In the Federal service. "
Jerdan Knox, pronrleler of n invit
rnnm III tvline.. nl... llllll I'wi
rested was discharged for lack e"f'rt."l
denee .In addition te Williams ril !
.viarneir. AiDert Beesc and Carey TruV. 11
hart were released under S500 ball I
Andrew
Htevctlsmi .., nt .I.. . .
Governer Jehn W. Stevenson. VA"
uicuy, tiled suddenly nt
home. 105 Seuth Mnninn
Chelsea, last night from' heart treub '
following an llfiicss of less than SS
ilnys. The deceased, wlm .--"..'..
farmer nnd owner of n large estnf.
ceme here with his wife fer'hl.7i
n week nge nnd became III nn wS?""
clay. He Is survived by n wldevv X
was with hint nt the tlriie of death. 5ta
body was taken te Cincinnati m
Kye specialists from nil sectlem. nl 'I
the -world arc going te visit the rCMr .1
.
grcss of Op'thalmolegy te be held li
Washington next month. Dr. Hn Ver I?
Harley, n shere specialist, hasbecn Jr
. ucsicci 10 nrrange a program for th. f i
deleirntes wlin in .tii" J"...01. tM rl
te visit several ether cities an.!.it?2
tlmt a visit te Atlantic city M
ranged Knglnnd. France. HelfincTBib
gium, Spain and several Seuth Amert
can eetintrlej, will be represent H '
the several itinclri..i ,iiJ. n.teV.
n?renPB,2d.rnln f cntcrlalnmt W, J
At last we have It a sIiec-pcrt.'
""A0."' '"'""B that the business ...
getting down en its uppers, Jalf-se7e"
here have formed a union nn. Zit
con ributlens that Marts them off vei
heeled e nail any shops tlmt endcave
te employ non-union help and Z
stitch," declared Leuis Bleem, mffl.
lent of (l0 orgunlMtlen. "Ti ere ire
a let of leutlier-hcads here who haw
murder, but we expect te give them
lacing before we arc through." Th,
first fight of the union will be te polish
off shops that keep open nt nights.
BUILDING BLOCK BURNED
Fire Causes $55,000 Less in Me Me Me
Adee, Luzerne County
Ilazlcten, Pa.. March 18. (By A
P.l Ure of undetermined origin carlr
today destroyed en entire block of build:
ings 011 the main street of McAdoo, nc.r
sfvfoeo1' tt ,0's Mlll"ni
' Ker a' time (lie fire menaced the busl
ness section of the town, but with the
assistance of the Ilazlcten department
firemen succeeded in confining the blare.
Iho TaiVvviiiinm j ' m J-Nvuhe.m'n'a TecS'
'tewn10 vn,.,J",,lc'; , " l" 1 " atnfiS:
,0?in.,..i.:iPtlc?. "'.funeral latr.
HAlil-.V .Match is, lU2g. MICIIAPf
'u,:,'u.n(I f M"".rft JUKen. nrlatlv" .rid
U'Mf'If f--..U 4F ra.. -
"". mmi uivisieii .-.. A. e. H Inillnl
le funeral Tuesday, a .an a . . "J2
Inte
r-sldencfl. Kael t.. wiaHahlrVnn.
soieinTi r,Ulem mans at St, .Telin the Une.
tint rhurc!.. in A. r i.i.r,n..i w.;!Z.i...!l
Ccmet-ry. ..u.,....r
i'''WJlDl"-?.,'xr.ch 1T- S'AItT U. 1HNKS.
wlfn of Hurry M. Alvwinl. arwl 41 I'miertl
Mnnilay. 2..10 l. St., from Bchroeder L Sen'i
cliijpel. 4lli und Arch sts., Camde-n, f 1.
iTl-Mirl niav call Sunday ev. Interment
Ilnrleluh Oincterv
PAJtKS. Mirrii 17 KDNA. wlfn of Harry
l.. 1-arka nnd diiUBhte-r of Fruntc .1. unl
llenrtMtn Mevers. Itelatlves and frlen(J.
also 1'hllu Chntitrr. Ne. its, O K. s",, In
vllcil le fuii'ral Vervhe Mnndav, 1 P. M.
nl Kile renldi-iii-e. Ha" N. .Marabull nt.
Interiimiit nrlvate, .
iillKi:.VhTi:iN'. Marr-h 17. UMZAnGTH
11.. widow &f Hurrls ej, Orenteln, at hn
Inte rosldeiic.-, 4109 N. Hread ut. Due. no ne no
llce of funeral will hn ulven.
MiMlWAMY. March 17. PATRICK. 1
liainl of tlie late Ilrldcet McMe-nnmy ReU
IIv.h and filemls. also St. Deminic's T. A. B.
s.iclelv. liiNltei te funeral Tuediv. H 30 A.
V . fnini late residence, ai.'ta JJlacllten ft,
lleliii.'.-l.uri;. Solemn requiem numa at II
A. M. Interment St. Uetnlnlr'H Cenieterr. .
CUNUAD March IS, VICTORIA, wltt of
Iho Inte Philip Oemail. Itelutlves M
IrliiiilH lnvlU-d te funeral service Tuciittr.
J .10 I. M.. at thn resldcncn of hr een-ln-daw.
Alberts Carwllhcii. 1(111 Wukellna; t .
rrAtikferd. Interment tirlvale.
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Api1v .VI IS Wav no ave 7 P. M. .
s i Jt--s in i ilifn a n 1 KNyiwA anTA
WII.I, ltt'M.IJ heiues le suit plans no
ready, will llnanin: choice leta for any
Ivln heiii5.ii act promptly If you df.lre te
tuse iiiivnninse
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room, tiuth with built-in luh. Isle-l
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illnlnu' loom, In tmeenient, maid's room,
laundry, sluwer luilh, elrecalntr ioeiih. f-
rac n,i corner let. price JSeine,
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