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VOL. VIII. NO. 204
Entered an So:enI-rii Matler h llu. l'elnm at" Philadelphia, P.
Under th Act of Marrti 3. 1HT
PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY iO, 1922
I'ubllihed Dally Kurppt Hunrlny. Puharrlntlnn I'rke Id a Yaar by Wall.
Copyright, 1022, by Public t.vtr Company
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JOSSES IN WEST
I MM OTHER
IN ID EIGHT
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Mad Scramble in Pittsburgh
' as Pinchot Gees Sweep
W v Ing On
ALTER SUPPORTERS
IN DESPERATE DRIVE
Meney Gushing Like Oil te Halt
Rushing Tide of Pike
County Farmer
BURKE IS FIGHTING HARD
-.Contest in Allegheny Oeunty for
Knox Seat in Senate Prom Prem
ises te Be Warm
By GEORGE NOX McCAIN
" Pittsburgh, May 10. It is almost
jqpoBSible te attempt te describe tbe
political situation In Allegheny County
li It relates te tbe gubernatorial and
KDiterlal contests.
Particularly Is this true regarding
tne centliK't of Attorney General Altcr'B
'tfmpalBD.
The city and tbc county arc split
into bitterly antagonistic factions, each
ttilnulnlng its own headquarter find
rich banging tbe Alter banner en its
eater walls-
The William Pcnn Hetel is tbe cen
ter of this merry-go-round of ceufu-
lien. All headquarters, with ene ex
ception, are housed under Kb reef. Here
It I directory of this confusion nt once
picturesque and ridiculous :
Tbe Republican Committee, Senater
Leslie's crowd, has Us headquarters in
suite of roemB en the fifth fleer.
The Geerge K. Alter personal head-
8 Barters has two rooms en the fourth
ter.
Tbe Alter Republican Cemmitter,
with Jeseph N. Mnckrell as chairman,
, tbe intl-Leslie and anti-Oliver organ-
lHtI6n, holds forth In another unite en
U tilth fleer.
'Tbn there Is the Alter Republican
XTetaen'a Committee, holding out in
three rooms also en the sixth fleer.
And lastly, the Alter Republican
Committee. Oliver faction and null.
Ltille, has ground fleer elaborate head-
Iiuiicib iu u murvruum in uic vicn.ie
- Building around the corner from the
hotel ou fifth avenue-
Meney Hews
Ai a result every faction is pulling
It! own ropes'. There 1m wailed cffeit
and overlapping Interests. Above all.
one wonders where all tbe money is
coming from te pay for this prodigal
ort, outside, of course, of tint Oliver
headquarters, which are being jimu
afed and tinanccd by the Ollvcis them
mItm. This question of iiienej is ns elusive
u is amusing. I have talked with
these who presumably uri' In a position
te knew all about the canmaigii
nmnecs and their solemn asseveralleim
rt as streiic as thev are centrinlleirifv
TIma ..,! 1 .1.... , . '
One assertion I thn
mm no casn nasi
enn put out of any moment. That
money uill, however, be thrown iu lib
erally en Tuesdnj nt the primary rlv.
Uen. "But only for watchers." added
a friends. He was particular te place
idfled emphasis en the last four words.
At the Pinchot hcad.pmrteis it js
aTcemlna ulHiVS,,i"'1 ,,Ycr.l,0'"J i
te',Say M li' re'wllk ''a Wican
oil gusher. "' u""'
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.... i,.. mi; 1, ,111 ricciien uisii'irts in
tuoreuiit). Each one of these j he
Mlwurked Willi S,",() cash. This will
JJPrwent S10,000 in round numbers.
Ut this .fflO will he jriveii te straiglit
Alter workers, .r,0 te the Senater
wlic workers and the remaining .fil)
m he spread around among the
This" W0O.0OO. however, will be enlv
drop in the bucket. Three times tha't
Mm w 111 t.e handed out .fore the. neils
close.
It miisi !.... i. ,
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nev itnix' ii i. , ,',,0.';'tl,!,,1 "!', '""", Alter buttons were delivered
VfiUe- P,1nerlliM'V"M;' ''' t,i0n,N,ll "'''''"f Mure lM.' Mrs. Wm
Burke TL 2l hP '"'r "i'SUmin; Liirten said. "I haven't iccclved the
Satis' Senate t nle. in-lini bulleus .vet and thej am no
Thprn ..',. e'l I i , ,. . . geed le nil' MOW."
CiiV t i "'i' (,""',l districts iii I he
vlly Of P Mshiiri. i lllt...l..... ..i
!' S?if.t:!!;;,t'';:,,!,';';,?7::::
vui.ui.m,,.. Hill a .nile'is M.iidilleii,
Cenllnuril en nRn I hlrtrrti7 leTui'infim
QIRL FREED ON OWN BOND
AMfcHjyiOTOR COLLISION
Tin t
'"0 Women Hurt When 'Mies Let-
Wrs Car nH A-.u. ,...,.
Mlge I,l , T
1J .Ar5.l,,erJ ,1 Letters, twenty v ears I
ii.. ... 7. . '" ""' srasn
ciu'thtn. It r' "hL "',gheiiy aviiiue, i
fought
he dr..i i Vl'n I'etl!,,,"-S' ,'"1 dealer,
WHO
llilftn . v. ' u,"aioeiio into n cel-
ion at xie.M.r. ; i .:::. -" . .:, , " "'
in. i" """" nine ui
s lai ... l "v "" ""'g'' ac-
e u,LJcstcr""y' .Ni'neiisly liijurlu
;m; ..?:..r,,,,' ''J"'-11-
A ..'" UO llMUt'tl III ViU'll llllt
, MD em i.. i . . ..".-,.1.11 wiiii a
"luriM J her head and Internal In- i
4. it V.'. n Anmcn ur, Rlstei-h and live
Th "'"'nellc. N. V.
; Mn i. if lnrev" from 'heir machine, i
ilbn,i,,'0?urd w,,i8''f. he former's
s.'ns aise aiicd te 'sigfl i
"ml. whi'ii witnesses testltie.1
tnte De i1 I""1 ri',e'",;I ''J Magls-, Shenandoah Man's Companions
The lujSrHweme,. , m t. , Makc Mytery of Bullet
i,W' 'vim " ", rUu! rSamariianl M.euanduah. Pa.. .May v10 -While
SPla,1 V,,"'11HtPriial Injuries' a, plM"K n.ids here today Antheny
w7m.M' tV' WrlBht, who Is in ,,. Kutusklr. (went) -live .ve.irs old, re-
I'vwen a lliin.ennfiil.l.. If....i...i .... Ln!in,l n liitllet miiiw! in tlw. Mliilnmen
'fnllljleti by swerv 'lU'1'1 Arthur Ga0e 5 wldew t0 Lese Fer'
Jt'N Mwipid uninjured. IIH u "ne 'f She Weds Again
bfr Inrii,,u",:er ,n stl" wni. ulth! ' Angeles. May ID. (My A. P.)--W
Sad 0i"r' ,,,e 0U1' of Mlsa Let- .Mrs. Cl.ira M. tinge, widow of Arthur
h.'iii. l-V'" "r. iiib ca
it w is iXLr. 'J?ftl, ,,",";''i;',uic hhwii te
ft ft!.WSt car , , Zr ,",,, Mr",k
WimpiJu,1: ,,."'.H 'u.r W,,H I'urled agalnsl
WN'rl.1""8""!,1." ,ll Nntlenul
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r":'"r'l'H JTOU'a la a.
PW'TO,raWJrfflte?!L.J'j'u'
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Jilts Her Fiance
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COUNTESS ZICIIY
Kennerly Mlsa Charlette Gardiner
Demarcst. New Yerk lieiress and
society girl, who Is cll Itnewu in
Philadelphia. She doped with
Count Zlchy few hours before she
was due te wed Geerge Burten, son
of n millionaire brewer
FAMILY CHECKS FIRE
AND SAVES SICK BOY
He Sleeps Through Battle in Locust
Street Heme Undisturbed
Members of the family of Themas
Maleuey, ',','MH j.ecust rtrcet. fought
desperately te check a fire in their home
early this merniug se they would net
have te disturb a three-year-old son.
v.lie is seriously III and aslccti en the
hccend fleer.
Thf family was aroused by the
screaming of n neighbor who Haw the
lire starting In the rear of the kitchen.
Ilic house was filled witn smoke.
Afraid that moving the run might
cause his death, Mr. Meleney decided
thn child could be left in bed for a
while and his wife. Anna, and six-year-old
daughter, Marie, joined him
lu lighting tbe flames.
After a vigorous battle the blaze was
checked. It had started te eat Inte the
celling when the family was awakened.
Hie. hick be was net awakened by
the clang of the fire engines or lighting
the tire, mid the parents -believe their
action saved the child's life.
The fire spread te the house at .V2M
Tvecust street ami the rear of that
btrucltire was slightly damaged.
DRY AGENTS KNOCK OUT
BARTENDER IN RAID
Use Blackjack When Other Draws
Revolver en Officers
Teny Hemlcs, a bartender at K.
(inibiiss' saloon, Sixty-third street and
Woodland avelice. was knocked uncon uncen uncon
vieiis l Agent Clark, of the pwihibl pwihibl
vlen cnferi cincnr office, when he leelcd
a icwiIut at agents who laldcd the
saloon today.
l.'ufercemcnl Officer .Slelt, with seven
rVdciul agents, went te the saloon
short l before, neon. Agent Cough read
a lYilcnil search varrant te the pro pre
nrlelnr. who was In hind the bur.
Keade, It ts alleged, suddenly knocked
iner a pitcher believed te have con
tained whisky. Hien sidled into (he
kitchen at tin- rear of the saloon.
uiii uaririi liner 111111, nun lie ill
(,'"r('H Ee.ides get a levelver, leveled It
,!,..MI" n'i w of Hie ngents who had
fiilliiupil (M111L- uiii.,.. ... 1.1... .....1
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sinici, nun vMin n uiacKjack, knecUliig
him out. lie was then arrested.
BUTTON, BUTTON, ETC.?
Pinchot Tags Mrs. Warburton Or-I
d"ed Ne Delivered
"", "'?, ' Wnrburrei, ss-
peem thai a political Cnie of "Uutteii.
liiitteu. who has the button," is hein
pla.vc.l in a leehle effort te hurt Clifferd
Piiiclml's c.impaign.
The vice clinirmaii of the Republican
Stale Committee, said that some lime
uge she eidci'cd several tlieusaud Pin
chot camp.iigii hulteiis fiem a uinuufac-
tilling com cm. Delivery was. expected 1
the week befnie hist.
Mis. Wnrhm-lfiti Ie!iiini1 tlm. ,1m
sa concern also had an order for
Alice buttons, depleting the features of
--' ...-.., ,....... ,., .,v.
the At tome) Ceneial. who is the hii- !
triicter combine candidate for tin: Re
lillh ellll llillll llllt nil f,.. . !,.f, .,-,,, ,r
MRS- DALLE1"r R0BBED
i
' widow of Judge Merris Danet Leses,
$600 Diamond Pin Frem Heme
A diamond bar pin. valued at $(i00,
belonging le Mis. Merris D.illett, widow
of Judge Merris Dallett, was stolen
iiieiii ncr in.iuc. -,mi rnuiiii i hviiij
''""', sr,,et. hist Tliurwlnj, police an
from her home. LTill Seuth Jwenty-
Iieunceil teua)
PCIMIOIS 111 IJII' Lruill'll lll'IIM'
let bent icsnrdlns the missing jew
Servants ut the Dallett
home are
clrv.
Pilvale Investigators. It is understood,
me working en the can
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SHOT IN CARD GAME
- - ' - , V . , , V
mid' was left l.viug unconscious by
companions. Doctors saj he can
recover.
lis
liel
Ihe man companions su.v they knew
nothing of the sheeting.
WILL FORBIDS REMARRIAGE
"
N. tinge, wea III) icsldenl of I'iimkIpiiii,
who dlcil Ma) .., Is loilitil.leiie le ic-m-iri')
l) the lerms of (Inge's will.
If (he iIImiIic.vs her shine ofMne large
estnle w II go t her husband's half half
hiellur, Waller T. (hige.
no YOU
Il.al asm of I
tii taaatin
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uAiiw a nara ai vnunaiiTf hiiuu. in inu Darnvani. -a.na urraiL
n.v.'.B . ..p. .' ... u.vvw .- . ri --".-i-. T--. . Z , "
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c w.v,.i. w. .-.w - p.i- --- . rnuiiKcr. tHmim'vvwimH m .vrm i!Jl.4.-.vji
I i rill a I'liffWiMiyiMliaiit n i I i I iiMygiBjjjjjajiBjiia li lllliiitll
UN NO
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Werk Failing in N. J. Episcopal
Diecesd Due te This Lack,
Convention Hears
MOVE MADE TO ORGANIZE
MEN'S CLUBS OF STATE
, ,
Celebration of Bishop Talbot's
200th Consecration Anniver
sary Defeated in Debate
Church Sidetracks Pica te
O. K. Ten Commandments
"J move that we approve the Ten
Commandments."
The Rev. Hamilton Hchuylcr, of
Trenten, caused n gasp ami n laugh
when he made the suggestion today
at the convention of the l'retc.stant
Episcopal diocese In Camden.
Mr. Schuyler said his resolution
was timely and censilient its' an
other previously offered that urged
the clergy te Impress upon their
congregations the (lunger of lawless
ness of every sort.
Reth suggestions were tabled.
"The Episcopal Church Is falling in
New Jersey because it has net enough
women working anion gthe people."
Thnt statement wus mude today hj
the Rev. W. Nerphey Jenes, In a re
port at the 153d annual convention of
the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New
Jersey. The convention Is being held
In St. Paul's Church, Camden.
An urgent plea that mere women take
an Interest In the work of the church
and decision te form a diocesan or
ganization of men's clubs of the State
were outstanding features of today's
session.
In advocating that women work for
the church, Mr. Nerphey said:
"Werk of this kind is done much
mets' effectively by .women. There Is se
much work a woman can perform that
the clergyman cannot. T hope that-the
dioccse will rcalhse their value and that
before long they will be en tbe clerical
staffs of our parishes.
Wants Women Encouraged
"When there In such a, demand for
men for the ministry why should thern
net be 11 movement te encourage voting
women who teem fitted for wetk in the
same cause.
Mr. Xerphej said reports throughout
the State indicate (hat the men of the
parishes are unorganized and that their
faith is enlv potential. He offered a
vcscil ut ion which provided for formation
of a committee composed of three
clergjmen and three In) men te draw- up
a plan for the federation of men's clubs
Inte one large diocesan organization.
A resolution urging celebration of the
L'OOth anniversary of tbe consecration
of Rtshep Talbot, of Utirlliigten, wns
defeated after a quick debate. Several
ministers opposed the celebration and
contended the bishop had never been
consecrated.
Among these who favored the cele
bration was lite Rev. S. A. Werdcn,
of Moeicstown, N. J. He said Rishep
Talbot hud made a cr) creditable rec
ord. Proposed changes in the prayerboeks
were sin-iM'stcd in nnntlier resniiiiinn I
but it was finally decided .hat all such I
changes be made by referendum. I
,
LEAGUE COUNCIL TO MEET
May Discuss Russia at Session
Opening Tomorrow
(Jencw.. May 10.-(Ry A. P.)-The
eight eenth session of tbe-Councll'ef the
League of Nations will open here te-
norrew, with the prospect of several
important questions new before the
Ccnea Conference coming up for dis
cussion. The possibility of the league
going etcnslveh Inte the Russian (Mies-
thin is seen iu a request filed by Nor Ner
wa.v, asking for an independent inquiry
Inte the famine in Russia.
It is alsb thought probable that the
Cenen Conference will refer te the
league tlm nraavv health convention
which was drawn up recently at the
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Polish capital l) all I lie European
I'OW
its, iiieiiioieK ikes-ia iiuu uerimni).
This convention .alls for a cenernl
Kurnpran rint i -epidemic crusade te cost
nenrl) ST.tHOO.DOll.
A feuture of the Hireling will be the
signing of the economic treaty between
ficrmany and Poland, covering I'pper
Silesia. 'I his lieaty constitutes in
effect a linal settlement of the vexed
I'pper Sllcslnn problem.
nrnl III Oil lC IT lieui tiu
Dtnuim dhuixe hi pjcvv I HA
Impost of Sixty Billion Marks and
Allied Control of Finances Refused
Rerlln. May 10. (By A. P.)Mln
istcr of Finance Hermes, mi)s the
Tugrblatt today. In outlining at a con cen con
feience of Reichstag leaders yesterday
the answer te be made te the recent de.
maud of the Allied Reparations Com
mission, said It would reatlirm Oor Oer
mau.v's willingness te balance her bud
get, but would again reject the com
mission's demand for the raising of itO.
00(1,(1(1(1,0(10 minks in new taxes and
the establishment of allied liimncial
Lonlrel,
MAN AND WIFE DEAD IN DUEL
Fight With Butcher Knife and Ax
in Presence of Three Children
w..h..i,. llnl Mm tn iTlt V i v
A duel le the dcalh between husband
and wife aimed with butcher knife and
ae. In Ihe present e of their three small
chlldicu, today wns helnc investigated
' bv a coroner's jury which bus viewed
the bodies. The duelists were Jeseph
Lambert, thlrt) three, and his twent).
nine) ear-old wife, who staged their
battle .vesterduy lu their farm house lu
Mlkleu, a few iuIIch from Pert Huren.
.Midi. . ,, ,
IMward, lour .veara old, who was in
the house with two younger children,
told the prosecutor that "mamma" cut
herself with a knife and then tried te
hurt "papa."
Jeseph, Jr.. aged ten, and his clght
veiii'.n d sister returned from school tn
iind their pnrenttt Iylni in h peel of
tai
0 RC
2 Homesick Phila. Beys
Trudging Toward Pacific
Letter Frem High Scheel Runaway Sends Kiss
te Mether Frem Pittsburgh, Admits Long
ing for Quafcer City Friends
Te&eph Illeck, fifteen years old, Wet
Philadelphia High Scheel student, who
disappeared from his home at (II "J
Lnnsdewnc. nenue Monday, Is en hi"
way te California te make his fortune,
according te a homesick letter his
mother received today.
Jeseph took $IM0 his fnthcr had given
him te put iu hank. Jeseph's cliinii,
lleujamin lludmiin, sixteen, of GO'-"
l.ausilewnc nvenue. went with him, uud
also wrote te his parents.
Jeseph's letter, hogging forgiveness
and bearing n kiss for his mother, ar
rived by special delivery this morning.
It was written yesterday at the Wil
liam 1'eim ' Hetel, Pittsburgh. Mrs.
Rleck called the lintel, but the boy was
net registered there. A clerk remem
bered having seen a jeungster nn
swering his le.erlpl!en about the lobby.
Mrs. Rleck hurried te detective head
quarters and begged Lieutenant Coo Ceo Coe
gnn te spare no efferi Iu finding her
bej. The mother sii.vs that he Is for
given and will be received with open
arms.
Hctcclive Ilinuegan has sent "flier-,"
te the police of all cities en the way te
the coast, nsking them te pick the
hey tip If he Is seen.
The letter written by the .voting run
away follews:
WEDSCOUNTWHILE
Miss Demarest, a New Yerk
Heiress, Jilts American for
Hungarian Nobleman
WHIRLWIND FUVAL WOOING
New Yerk, May 10. Nothing came
of the elaborate wedding and honey
moon plans of Ceorge Rurtnn. born
Ceergc Rcrnheimer, son of the late Max
Be.rnlieiincr. brewer, because Miss
Charlette Oarlner Demarest, whom he
wns te have married in a few day.
changed her mind .vcstcrdny and married
Count Edward Crurge Zlchy.
"Yeu don't sav!" exclaimed Burten
when he heard of it. and, nftcr a mo
ment's thought, he added : "Hell's bells.
Yes, Indeed, bell's bells!" Rut beyond
that he declined te go.
Next te young Rurleii the mn.t sur
prised person was Mrs. Warren O.
Demarest. mother of the bride. A few
minutes nftcr 1 o'clock )cstcidav she
finished the last consultation with the
dressmnker and declded that her daugh
ter's while satin gown was all that It
should b'e. She had folded It carefully
when the doorbell rang. She opened
the deer and saw her daughter with
Count Zlchy.
Presents Titled Husband
"Mether." said the daughter. "I
may as well tell jeii. We're mairied."
"Heavens!" said Mrs-. Demarest, and
4 linn nnnln "llflnvnna'1
Rut there was nothing te de about It.
Miss Demurest, or rather the Ceuntc&s
Zlchy. explained that she and the Count
jpad decided te get married. Se they
went te the Municipal Building, get the
license and let Michael .1. Cruise, uuy
Clerk, ncrfenn the ceremony
" decided that was the best wa.v
de it." said Ihe daughter. "And this
traveling dress I have en was nil right.
1 ... 1 k..... ,1...
1011 wen l imvc m wunj uuui mi.
sal hi dress any mere."
Mrs. Demurest passed the rest of the
day telling friends who called te asl
KtTh? wVddl g plans that there
would be no wedding that the duugh
ter nheady was married, but te anetuer
man.
Ne Trip le Elbcrnn
Yeung Burten and his family, who
were preparing te welcome Miss Demu
rest te their home, prepared te make
the best of the situation. In the first
place, reservations for a special car te
take Burten and his Intended bride te
Ills mother's villa al l.Iberen, N. ,T.,
t'entlnur.1 en Tnge Tlilrtrsn. Column Twe
MAYOR PRAYS FOR HIS FOES,
HE TELLS D. A. R. DELEGATES
Asserts Enemies of Decent Govern
ment De Net Like Him
"I prn.v'ever.v day for my enemies,"
Ma.ver Moere tednv told the Daughters
of the American Revolution, 'who are
holding their thlrt.v -first annual con
vention in the Bellevie-Stratferd.
After describing the D. A. It. as "the
most patriotic order." meeting in the
"most patriotic cil)." the Ma.ver con;
tinned Mint mail) persons de net like
tiie decent government be Is tr.vlug te
give Philadelphia.
"But In spite of thnt. they must put
up with II ns long as my administra
tion Is In eflice," he added, "Se many
persons love te boost the city uud te
damn the Mayer."
The Ma)or was Introduced by Mrs.
Charles K. Welhert. president genera)
of tliu D. A. R. The session began
with an Invocation delivered by the
Rev. W. Herbert Burk, chaplain of
thn Pennsvlvau a Society. D. A. It. I
llrrctlngs from the Pennsylvania se- ,
clet) were extended b) Mrs. Henry T.
Kent. State president.
Delaware Ships First Berries
laurel, Del., May 10. The first
Dclawnre strawberries were shipped
from here .vesterduy. Centrar) te all
i epulis u month age. there premises te
be a tremendous leld.
Untie the Leve Knet!
HiiIiii Aitrs litis tanijhti Ihe
in m mice of tlrmurv lilhabclh with
trivial ethers in
"THE DANCING
MASTER"
It's very ;icr;)f(M i'n; shall she
marrn ihe quirt country hey, lh
rich man of the world, or the
fascinating dance tawherf
Begins Today Page 39
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HER FIANCE WAITS AT MSS ROB FRTSON
"Dear Mether and Dad Please,
please, dear parenls, de net worry ever
me. I am well and seeking adventure.
Yeu knew I alvvuys wanted te go West,
se I started B-S-U'J. I am limnrslek.
and wishing I did net go away. I
would have caught the first train home,
but something told me it would be wei-m
for nie If I went. I will go te le'
Ange'cs. Calif., and there mi 11 in,.'
way biiik,
' I am sitting here In the William
Penn Hetel, dreaming or nu ami wish- 1
Ing I was home. Rut I will stick It out I
and make geed. Right new I uppic-
dale the geed home I hail and I
knew home is the best place after nil.
Kather about that money I toek: I'll
double It or never come home. Please I
forgive me and don't worry. When I
.U? home jeu'll be preu.i of me. 1 1
will -close new. praslng for jeu mid
.. 1..1.1..- ... ....,. .... .,
Hinn life ,i;,u ill.- ireiw .... ""
I will write eveiTchiince I get. Pell t
worry, please,
'"Your iifTeclieniile son.
"JOSEPH. '
On a third sheet Is a big circle drawn
lu ink, and under it written: "In this
space Is 11 kiss for my dear mother."
lsenjamin uminiim wre:e mat lie nnu
left home because he could net gel
work here.
WOMEN HERE IRATE
'Old Lady Frem Oklahoma
Piqued at Net Meeting Lady
Aster, Says Mrs. Hubbs
...
IS TERMED 'VERY ORDINARY'
Officials of the Pennsylvania League
of Women Yeters were Indignant today
ever nu attack en the League of Women
Voters by Alice Robertsen. Oklnhema,
the only woman member of Congress.
"It Is war from new- en between the
League of Women Voters and ether
like organizations and myself," said
Miss Robertsen at Washington. "Thev
have been trying te boss me long
enough.
, "Just because T Insist en represent
'"K R"" people of the Second Oklshemn
District Instpnd of cliques of women
ever the country, they have been knock
ing me. New I propeie te strike back
whenever I can and as hard as I can."
the League of Women Voters wns
rounded ns 11 non-partisan organisatien,
hut the lone Congresswemun said the
league N leadership Is Democratic. And
furthermore, she said, the leaders repre
sent very little except their own clique.
Term Statements "Wild"
. "?I,P, lK ,m,lll"K "y wild state,
merits, said Mrs. Lewis h.ir,.ne
Smith, of Strafford, vice chairman of
the Pennsvlvanla League of Women
Voters. "Personally I don't think her
statements are worth paying any nt-
"The Pennsylvania League is culded
by a , non-par isan pnlicv mid we have
enrolled RO.tHIO members who are con
vinced our eflerls ate iien-parilsan
'Seme Republicans say we 'are
Democratic, but then the Democrats
"" a,;e Republican. But ve arc
willing le have an exhaustive Investiga
tion made of our activities."
Mrs. Harriet L. Hubbs. execu'lve
secretary of Ihe Peniisvlnmiu 1 .....
believes Miss Robertsen' was piqued be
cause the league did net arrange n
' "' ' .As.er
Heuse of Commens
"Old IjMly Fusses"
"If thnt meeting Iind been ai ranged
the old lady from Oklahoma weu'd net
have made any fuss about the eacue "
said Mrs. Hubbs. s '
"She sa.vs hlie represents the people
"i iiiu fi.i-.iiie. uhiunema district. ,s a
uiiKicr ei inci, s
he pn.vs no ntt'cntlnu '
i her district. Thev j
te the women ii
...lit. iikhui in-1- iii j;u en icceni en
various iiuestieiis just as we hpre Intpr.
l n 1 v n tt. ii. . ' .. . ...
jregate our representatives in Congress.
the whole thing is fiiiidaiiientiil. It
must be remembered ihat Miss ltnbert ltnbert
sen was an a uti-suffragist. an( she
can't ild herself of that altitude, even
though she Is in Congress.
"She makes these attacks pist se she
can keep iu the limelight. Slie is net
an able woman, but she makes a geed
strike once iu ii while hj her altitude
en some national question.
"I see that Miss Robertsen calls .Mrs
Carrie Chapman Call a Democrat. At
the recent louveiitieu In Baltimore a
speaker said she was nimble te learn
whether Mrs. Cult Is a Itcpuhllcuii or a
Democrat, although it is known she
splits her ticket en local Issues.
"But the league mem hers are net
going te wen-) ever Miss Behci twin's
iii't-i.irii.iiin ui war. i nc) went nnv
any nttentleti te it
Miss Martha (!. Themas, of Whit ford
e
is treasurer of the Peiius)lvanla League
She is a candidate for the Legislature
from the Second District of Chester
Count). She heard MsN Robertsen's
criticism ei uie league with Interest am
uccinrcd me league is non-partisan.
STEAMSHIP GOES ON ROCKS
..wwnw
'elnt3 ,j .., -,,.,.. i --
- Frem British Vessel
St. Julius. N. I-'., Ma) 10.--(By A.
P.) An iiutdeutilie.l steamship wiin en
Renews Rocks, (went) miles north of
Cape Race today.
She had struck during the night and
fishermen went out te her at daybteult.
The steamer proved te be the Abeeee,
iverpoel for (jtiebec, without cargo. The
captain and crew landed safely at Cap.
pelia,vdeii. It was believed the vessel
would be a total less.
IRISH" UNITY MOVE FAILS
Peace Committee of Dall Elreann
Unable te Agree
Londen, May 10. (By A. P.)The
Peace Committee of Ihe Dull Llreaun
baa ailed te reach a basis for unity of
the factions iu Ireland, it is reported lu
a Central News dispatch from Dublin
today.
G
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Shu
left
the
each
cover.
lArkm
&&Bi'sxm
Li
m& iTTrrr, wSK.iKiSK&-5 rrrriT&maatm'vxmmmk'j? ': ;
emmm mmmmsxm
IN STILL BLAST!
Explosion Endangers Lives of
All at 1006 East Meya- '
mensing Avenue
LEGLESS MAN IS RESCUED
WHEN TRAPPED BY FLAMES
Weman Gets te Street With'
Chiidren Th-et'h Smeke '
r.nd Then Disappears
, , , ., , 1 ,lI
An nnlnxien In the top fleer of the
,.; ,. ,,.. - .. ,
Il(l in luinj riiifi .uu,iiiiinirnm -
"UP ',11P '"7 , , ,
J't fire te the bul l Ing and endangered
'"' ve et an in 11
One man. who su
i' n. in nit in .1.
One man. who suffer" from gangrene
, 1l,. , f-. I,.,.,, . , .
' ' , . "". " " " " "'J r..TTi ..
lll'l I'i 111 t'IM'llllll'IIOt HUC 1.UIIIMI .'.
by a heroic neighbor, while two ether
men risked their lives fighting the fire
en the lop fleer until the firemen ar
rived half an hour Inter.
The cripple Is llarr) Strauss, fortv fertv
ciglit .vcars old. lie owns the house.
With him lives his daughter Ressle. his
son-in-law. l,ee Axelred. and their two
children, Rernard. six )cars old, and
IS.irish, three years old.
Near by, at 101." East Me) amend
ing avenue, lives Themas ijiilnn, w'ith
two ledgers. Willin.11 Hewies, nil over
seas vrleian. and Jeseph Yeagcr.
Ilurr) (e Rescue
'I liesp llltee i'r sp In f he bni 1c
t diit of ihelr home when ihev heard tl.f
crnsii ei tin: cpioMen. litintillig 10
.1 , .1 1 t t ' iiiiiiiiikiiniii nur muji. mitillK urMHi'll
" -r.-.-i ilif w. i.mi.0 .-nrlii.1: "Jj"' I,N leg while working at the Chester
,. roel ..the s:r,..ss We I l;e , .hlp.vard -lurins the wir. 11c was fro fre
J1"" ' "' '" "" r,""" euently employed as extra jurvman.
( 11 illiiuril en I'nc Tu. t'elnmii I our
LAST-MINUTE NEWS
P. R. T. BASEBALL SrORES
WILLOV7- GROVE 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 O 0 1 0 3
EIDGE AVENUE 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 x 4 0 2
SUES DENTIST FOR $20,000 FOR PULLING TEETH
Twe tuits for a total of $20,000 -weie filed today by Mr. and
Mrs. Albert L. Andersen, 3700 Friendship sticet. Tacony, against
'Dr. Alfred O. Slean, a denti&t. G122 "woodland avenue. The woman
charges the dentist pulled all her upper teeth when she wanted him
te extract but two. Dr. Slean said he had done what he was told
(e de in Mr. Andersen's presence.
MRS. STILLMAN DENiES MISCONDUCT
' POUGHKEEPSIE, K. Y., May 10. Mis. Anne TJ. Stillman,
taking the stand in her own defense today in the tiial of the di
vorce suit instituted by James A. Stillman, New Yerk banker,
denied she had miscenducted herself with Fred Eeauvais, Indian
guide, as described in testimony by witnesses previously called
by the plaintiff.
COMBINE HANDED 2000 TRADE MEN
p ANOTHER WHACK HERE FOR MEETING
Judge Maxey, Lackawanna, i Foreign Commerce te Beem
Reveals Mere Alleged State Factories Will Be Subject
Fund Discrepancies I of Discussion Today
GRIEST BACKING PINCHOTlALBA JOHNSON PRESIDES
A double jolt showing strength for,
""TriJ Pinchot from unexpected e,uar-
tci - s nrnl fur.her disclosures en the nesP
financial methods at llarrlsburg wasM't
tn.in) civen supporters or Atternev (.en- l
era I Alter. It came through the acpit-
-itlen of Judge Ccige W. Muxc), a big !
ini'ieriii i.ach.iw anna teu.it). 0) feres
of the I ,., esc
.New levehitlnns concerning methods-
of the State reasury Department are
given in an nnieie in .iikibc Maxey s .
own paper, the Cnrbondale Leader. It
asserts that Lackawanna Count) owed '
Ihe State S.".. 000 which no one at the
capital seemed te have any knowledge .
of! also that bills nlrcad) pnld were
or; ereii te lie paid ever again. i
I be Leader, aeeerding te A. Nevln
Detrluh, In charge of the Pinchot head-
(piarters ill this dtv. Is the organ of
iiiiikc .iuc), nun i nc nrucie tnererere
is tantamount te a ilec'nratien by the.
...uisc u.r .ur. iincum.
"Disclosures Ne Sunirlse" '
Additional wci-ht Is civen the nn.
. . ,."m""la'. N".'?"1 " 1U' """ an-
Srims . 1Z,SX 15". ' I
employee
"Had Lackawanna ('eunty a treas
urer of weak Inclination he could have
Cenllnurd en Vni Thliirvn, Column Thrrc
SHOOTS 2 WOMEN AND SELF
i'k ,L Jf,r. "f New Yerk, whose subject was "A ""'""" ' '"cr i ii money or goeaa. WA'm
Ihe Leader said: Praetlcil Method of Puttliie iinr s! 'n statement bended te the iV ami Vi til
Newspaper reports from Hnrrisburg J, Vel 1 t , Wor in Fimnclng h' elttie VrQf tedn' ''c French delati?3
Indicating (liscrepnncies i the State 'j"'" n'radc " I tien nnneunced that France's attitMW
'IreiiMir) Deimitment come as no stir-, .-xiit.. Fni-tcir of Depreciated Cur- "" ,.'"-' f."rpiRn property issue as rfM&
prise te these In touch with Pcnns.vl- , relu.v In (VVi ni.ct tien " "W v v K,r,lil, U,'H"1 wmlil probably rtmMWi
vanin (iniincinl matters. In fact, the1 mJJ ave FerTg! Trade" at 7 "The nrm- 'h"tver attitude Uelglum kB'
dealings which Lackawanna Count) has iVi!J !. "fv m ..V.r.h" '. ra.,c . nl.' ' .1,m eventually udent. iwk
l....nlAM r AI- ....... I .. .- ... .1, ........-..,, r. . .1111,1111.1 . Ml, 11 it, irt ,. ,.
te'-sllrv' Dulrninrml Mi
SHvLZ't'hi.. VrMngt" ue' rrmX Vi AJudmic b:f"f.,er,'T,Vt'ly ST0LE T0 FETE HIS QIRLt
markable. Duly ti.entl.v ,w matters ' 5i" J Si'i h"1,'v. L,h..,Amcrii,n "TJ&IM
have cropped out wl.ich showed the ah- Verk lame. H I VI,. . Z r i v
solute Indifference or nesllBence of Smte erk- Jame,, Alexander, of the .Na-
Indifference of One of Victim. teltraK",.
suitor eeiievea uause of Crime
mm tiuuv i.iii.puii in i in; ncaii. no. loe. I ..
hospital Burgeons said, ml.ht net re. ffi
.5A
lMltabiirdi. Mav 10. illv A i v "' nni iieeu today for the island of
eergn West, with a pistol In each , 5 "".""i1.? .:N0f"n". en the Brazilian
and. today opened tire en Miss KM 5"""'. ."V '' "!"ce or ineir voyage
man and Mr. sMurlel Miller as Vl ev i ,rliVL .'.'.???.n ."' -i". nclre.
their home for the laundry, where '.",."" ..".'. .'"i "p n,n wtt? me
x were emnlined. The vvoniei. f..n I '"'""""- ".""' ""i"vni irem ncre of
dangerously wounded, nt, I Wet I '-.".."P1" r.'. reW0C0 uwnej.
Genea Has Sounded Peace
Tocsin, Says Lloyd Geerge
Londen, May JO. (Ry A. P."
Prime Minister l.lejd (leerge today
sent the following telegram te the
Congregational t'nlen of England
and Wales, In response te the
union's message te him, assuring
him of th; organisatien's sympathy
iitrl support in lils efforts te secure
the peace of Europe :
"The humanitarian forces of the
world are (dosing their ranks in the
new crusade against the branny of
brute force. Cenen has sounded the
tocsin of peace. We shall net rest
until we have wen "
SWALLOWS PIN, DIES
East Thompson St. Child Succumbs
After Operation en Stomach
Elgliteen-menths-iild Careline Clew
. Thotnp,en tPrfti who
swallowed an open safety pin last rrl-
day, died in the Episcopal Hospital
,,, Jlt,1lt!in,;
operation in which an attempt wn.
made te remove the pin.
The baby found the pin en a towel
as the mother was giving her a bath.
An X-ray picture revealed that the
point of the pin had penetrated the
wall of the child's stomach, nuil the
only hope te save her life was iu an
operation, doctors said.
JU RO RFALLsl)iA
David Cunningham, Rockdale, Vic
' leaves lus vvlijuw and live Children.
Foreign trade as a panacea for idle
factories and unemployed workers i the ,
big subject for diseusslnn and debate
the ninth National PereiKn Trade;
""veniien. which open'.' nxia) iu tills
city. Me.e than I'm..: ueVgates f,em
all corners of the world 'ire present.
nn, ,,,. f t,e bles: men in bui-
iMes, manufacturing and finai.re are
,,. th,. M,pakers. The cuiiventieu
will close Friday.
James A. Farreii prcMdcnt of the
I'nlted States Steel Corporation and
chairman of the National Foreign
Trade Council, opened the general
sessions at 10 o'clock this merninc,
,lba It. Jehnsen, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, presided. The I
general sessions are being held in the,
Academy of Music and there will be
group sessions hi the Bcllevue-St,rat- I
ford.
Ranker te Speak
,.A rer0cll.i(Onll Vek.. That Will
Limbic Idle Factories te (Set te Werk"
wns thp ""bject of an address by Dr.
,t T HnhNueHh. of the Hnnk of IMlls.
-;' ';,. :re.,red by Jul , I.
I ((av.a in i ml -Miiiin lll'tlll(1 j
Cenllnurd an I'm ThlriMO, Column Twe
RESUME BIG FLlGHTTODAY
d,.......- 0, ,,... l. .
. w,.-Umv.v . ,.u.. ,,, nep un ier
Pernambuco, Brazil
'""".' "Ilu. naeauura, planned te leave
inii 10 v... u."i . i. ."""
?.' ,l.lri,ln ? ,ul '? ?
iVrnaada Noronha, l aireJmtely.
3!" J my-y.
tlm of Acute Indigestion 'wetitn Tmy avenue. Ventner, tkl'4Vft
Dav id ( 'unningham, ferty-seve,, , ears ' m,Z !!" J nAIl",uT.nIV!,,',-,,1 MM
old. of lln.li.lalp. fell (M'ail today as I Ml!Jr IZ 'Y'1" , $ ltt7 JfaglSr&l
he was about te leave 1,1s home te go L " 'JL'" . f T inW"lte retm&W&
te the courthouse at Media, where be f.' " '" l ' "ff V ,"KV-rT!" 1$hrltf$J
ns servlnc ns .. h.rer. ,empan.v. of Philadelphia; CensUt,'IW
. ...,!. -i;., 1...- i.i I.... .... eleven .ve.irs eld: Kdvvlnna. nine tmm
a '' iiivii laiiiiaaaiac ii i. iinni'
MOTHER Sill
3 CHILDREN I
IN SHORE Wi
ttr-
1;
Mrs. William S. Buzby, Fernwy
of Philadelphia, Takes Own'pfe
and Daughters' Live $M
HMQRAwn irP DDccncu&Jm
,.v.wwr,,.w . ,vL. , IlkVIMMI !;)-$
OF COMPANY IN THIS ClTTMi
Notes She Left Tell of Dttfl
te Be Free Frem "Bedy rt
of Clay" ' " x
fj
ALL ASPHYXIATION VICTIHtj
mam rinas reur ueaies Lymf ,'
...i, , ....
en Bed in Tightly
Closed Roem
Special Dispatch le ;;t-riiln.
e Piifclla Um& 3
Atlantic f'ltv. Mav 10 A metW .,.'
iiiiij nrr iiiriT cnimren were innne n
I I .!. ... . m-"-RT.
from asphyxiation In a bedroom at 10C
old. and Mary
indicated i
planned h
death.
..i ....j t
thnr"the mother dcll'bcratifrJKj
icr own and her chltdrMj'ifr
tv i'in ru st1l T .aWVt.uvf.r
Mrs. Ru.hv- had been separated fisiisjM'J
her husband for nenrlv two iKjir..iv:.V fit
Ing here from Philadelphia. Mr. BuaWiVfel
who hurried te Atlantic City en har-Vy
ing of the t raged), asserted that fcaSs33
iip wns prrnnc and frequently aM.yj'-tJ
ery strangel.v. He nearly cellapaMMv
when he came upon the scene In ilsi'AvHJl
cntner house which he had leaed Itswy.a
Mrs. Ruzby. The husband declared .ttatwgv"
...iv ...... uc.f-r iiiiiiif nnv iiircain or efwrsvp J
mentioned suicide in their eerresiH-'&a
encp- i . tifmrn
yy isiiru ,e une te See .' 'KJ?
Mrs. Ruzb) left several tietes. ftjeflVj
addressed te ".Mr. W. Mur.by." rrad.tiW'-
Please de net let people leek at'iftt-'ffi-'J
..u ,M,r jiiii, nu- jih.ij in uiuic,! nrw7
en. uv in .tun ami always, ia.
same." signed. "IC." rSk
I. S. ltezret I lint inr Inst llniiafcta i'
sheiltil hnrn In h nininrliil ,,,.a limine (
am net really a material person, aasv
S.i ie liener ea nnu I can
say. 'What If the soul could out J
earth aside ami naked en the air.
II.-H..-II mn.-. ..ere ii. net a Hfli
Were It net a shame. Indeed in ihlaf
carcass crippled te abide." tt
tnnrieuc liemiptt
nett. a maid for rkfafflw'i
family, dlscevcre. Hwjp$E
nillliir. She (old Ifc").'.'.
for the Riubv
tragedy tats met
pellw thnt abeiii (!::;e o'clock she dtV&Ti
tected the fider of gas. but iald no par'$2y
ticular a'tentien te it. nt lii-xf. fjtfr't'.rZtl
. .. - . -- -" ..--.. .Tia
I ....... ..... ,.,, i.,,, .,,,,11,1,- ii i linger VflVi jjii
' she tlivestlir.'ited. She lirKf innt tn.tka (??TJ
iniinfnp I. in himii. Iin.uitii.1 nHAHBHk MtrX
i -.i,ii.i "......... ..... .". .... " r ."5'.. v
.nii.iirii i. luvuii imi nu- r.'eeiiii ueuc mnm '"SKf,
feun.I it npfmt
hue then went te la.lN ;
first fleer, where the bedroom of Ike -Af
mother was located. Ilic deer of tUs x ,H
chamber was closed. '.'
aii uicu legeuier
I'lien nnenlnc It she was faced trlh
ihe sight of Mrs. Buby and the three -i
children I) Ins dead en the bed. ' &
Tbe gas jet was turned en. as wm
also the ens heater. The windows weW"1 J
closed. "
Mrs. Buzby iind the three cblldrea ' -
were clothed In night attire. The worn. .'
an wus I) in across the feet of the bed
mi top of little six - ear-old Mary.
IMwiuua was l)lng in he. ult, bar
head toward the top. and Constanea
was banging ever the side It appeared
as if Constance had attempted te leare
the room hefere being finally fatally
overcome.
The inai.l s.,,, that she came beats
about 1 1 :."0 last night and found Mr.
Ceiiilnurd en Paap Thlrtrrn, Column
RIJSSI A HOLDS BACK WiJ''
t-W UHV"' . $L
nCrLYl TO ALTER T ?
. jtlJ
Delays Answer te Allies After Chleh. V1
, - - " ii
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, t'pa. Ma) 10. -(By A. P.) Tfc
U"SH""' "I'I '' the nllied memeran
,,u,n' "''icli was ready for presentation
.' "ls mrenoen. was net delivered aa
c.xpe.-ted At the last moment after'
" C""eisatlen between Foreign Mln
i 's,.l'rs Chieherin, of Russia. aa4'
, Schauer, of Ital), it was decided th
r,,l" - would have te undergo some !
tern tint. J'l
....' - II
.i. i nicnerin iert tienna at 2 P. M.. .l
returning te Sunla Margherlta te cob- , t
suit the ether members of the Russian ' i'A
delegation, it was net expected, then" ' Jj.
fore, that Ihe reelv- Pnlllil lin nrmantiJ '
until tomeriow.
The fact thnt the delay wim itna Ut
M. Chlclierin's visit te Slirner Kenan.-. . XfeJ
regarded in some rpiartera
favorable Indication. It is reported tfctfcW'J
iiiii irrti ih jv -j' i
the Russians demand a lear
nef 1H,M,WJyM
High Scheel Lad Cenfesaaa Tl
Frem Receiver of Taxaa Of
In order te get money te
cream for his zlrl and take her
movies Chauncey Junes, eighteen,-'!
". -tul't nt Central High
living at KW North Watts street.
' lematically robbed desks In the '
Taxes eiler, according te the
He has confessed, it la said, 1
held In S500 ball today at Ccntr
lien.
The futhrr of Jenes Is a jai
tun neceiver or isxes once.
boy assisted nun arter school, .1
he used a crrwurver ta
desks, and lake stamM anil u
of money. The. mast be erf
anyone ituie, ue mm,, waaj
was Hrresfad after t)4f
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