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N URLhUHt is
UST FLING OF
I AT PINCHOT
Jslls Pittsburgh Crowds Alter
Sidestepped Debate Before
Own Townspeople
FLAYS ATTEMPT TO SHIELD
JUGGLING OF STATE FUNDS
Halts Opponent's Plea te Avoid
"Making Ammunition for
Democrats"
OVATION HERE LAST NIGHT
Thousands at Academy Heard
" and Cheered Final Shet
at Vares
' 'Scandal and scare' beet dcscribe
' fa condition of our opponents," said
Giford Pinchot, cnndldate for the Re
public nomination for Governer, In
si riiertus Bpcech In Pittsburgh today.
'"They arc badly frightened and
I jetting proves M better than Attorney
General Alter'? refusal te accept my
ctalkDge te debate the Issue of the
campaign before an audlcnce of his
wn townspeople upon topics of his own
caMtlng.
"Mr. Alter, at New CasUe, objected
te my telling the truth en the ground
tilt te de se makes 'ammunition for
Ai Democrats.' and asserted his
reftrtnee for Max Leslie ever Senater
nan as a suppertec.
' "He new sldrstPDa my challenge te
'firusa these questions of his own w-
MCtlen by calling It 'foolishness.' is
it foolishness te debate whethrr or net
III truth should be suppressed for pe-
nucai purposes
Washing Lene; Fast Due
"Mr. Alter objects (e washing the
dirty linen of the organization In pub
lic. I repent that It is better te wnsh
It than te wear It.
"Ii 'It foolishness te 1 it cups the po
litical' record of ene of the men who
wai meft directly responsible for put
ting my opponent in the fiVld.
"Majer (- (', McGovern, whose visit
te Pbilarteliihln ychterdny was one of
tte events of the enmpnign, hns assert
ed in public-, and It hnt net been de-'
iletf, fhat Mnv Leslie Is responsible for
rutting men itli criminal records Inlo
tai Plttsburijli Detective Bureau for
tee demoralization of thnt bureau. Is
jt foolishness te discuss that?
'Scandal and scare.
"My opponent's htatcment that the
Mit has net lest a dollar Is proved
V Kcctien !5 of the expert accountants.
report te 1)0 utterly unjustified. A del
Ar.. ? ''.' Int.TPst, te what a man Is
"'"i " tin- iima ei ,i uenar.
He Calls It Graft
i..''?'" '!"' Is net the worst of what
. 7" llnPI('n'"' Net only has the
lun.i ' ',",rc,l l0 "iucii n was
IhFiX Cn ' ' ,mt thu peer,1 ,lnve
e eums wrongfully withheld? The
Z L. net nnl' lest nie(,y t its
Wilneaa hn-, suffered severely.
1 Mr. Airnr mnv mil Kl rn,.i:-i...
1 " It graft.''
llnll I.-'llll
JtklC.?ithe pl,rlt ,,r lctnr-v n all
triit ii. ' "" vnt"?u,y et music
llalaM .1 ngllVA"n Ferester made
Ihalii.i i"Ji "" c"(l 0I ,no Wtnte.
SL S ?'?. lml1 w.i flllwl. An ever.
0n !,; K . Ila U'M "' Locust street.
."'".?! "'"W.brfqre the. rally
..V.7' I""."' bMinereii as fur as Snrucu
2? Jb. "5f,ii Aml whcn tlu3 Proceed Preceed
8iPi"c.(!' ,u sc.en,, ws utterly dif-
Operali- , "I, t,,c Metropolitan
med lfew:'5 ?r? workers, con-
bed te fnnb "r llCKCt8. were mobii mebii
w te ruake a contractors' holiday.
i Tk """"ucr vneera
cideemTn0hvil,wIeraeu wh.Paed the
there J-. bvleUbIy, were e voters.
C thundSS-i aJl0,it thue,r "PPlauec.
J.B"edc!el.. hcir cheers. There
drilled 1 nuflllK h? raechine-llke and
MtleVthe yt?E ,mu,' B,PPlna which
fectric Iin.i i' thcr? was ft spontaneity,
Q new Ta,tlc ln ,t? "Pinion
pC broke. n iten A l'l!,pl of "P"
" of rifle nut llke .thQ Ktnccnte rat
And thnlf 0M ft clfnr n,nt.
CintoSwr,ef grDat P0,lcl
illlr. WP'O'ednudlence und sneakers
pfrtt and lo"cl,"eoscvelt was there iu
h0M 1-nV I,hat 0,(1 tlm Wr
f3h-?? 0,V lm( reused the eltv
fty m&lu(,0f,',h Wlnkeburg
iS:"y mention of the r n. K
ItSrH:l,t,.?otlen.
,w br V, ,; t "'enKcnuurg,
wen m? ' who eeven years
2Len n smashing bnttle wliiT ?h
Bm AtnieJ?fhc' flrat te,wlk en
r, sne wns culed ou (e . '
nd pa a rib-1 hcHutliencL8t00'1
n h h5b?t0 t0. tb, erny-halred
ftWr with .1,1 werk,cd shoulder te
S As cendu,lntHUriJy nnkVeburK.
irtttitnL Lu(,cd Jer speech with
( em whiei ri,l8Uanu tl,nre were
tetra" B whlcb Jld uet swell with
t'nll.....
"'ng the tremendous and soul-
IT A JOKE?
Editorial
ATTORNEY GENERAL ALTER declines te meet Gifferd
. Pinchot and debate the contractor issue.
Wouldn't that be a profound issue en which te deter
mine a governorship ?" he remarked, and added that
Pinchot has no sense of humor. But if Alter tHinks the
contractor issue is a joke he has no sense of the gravity of
the situation.
t rIf CL2ft?;ter Vare' of Philadelphia, and Contractor
Leslie, of Pittsburgh, were opposed te him he would have
no chance for the nomination. Even his ewrt friends are
saying that the-Vare and Leslie vote of Philadelphia and
f lttsburgh will be big enough te offset the vote for Pinchot
in the rest of the State.
Pinchot would have called Alter's attention te this
tact and would have challenged him te deny its significance
it Alter had been willing te meet him en the same platform.
Every one who has get out of the kindergarten in poli
tics knows that if Alter is nominated Vare and Leslie will
demand that he recognize them as his creator and insist
that hf de their bidding. Then we shall have a contractor
owned Governer.
And this is no joking matter.
Think this ever before voting next Tuesday!
5 SUSPECTS CAUGHTI 3 MORE CHICAGO
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Believed te Be,Same Gang That
Injured Miss Nerma
Missimer
TRIED TO ROB MAN
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Five motorists, believed te be the
same who Berleuslv Injured Miss Nerma
Mlsslracr of this city a month age, ln
an attempted held-up, were rounded up
last night by the Ablngten police, fol
lowing their alleged attempt te rob
Samuel CelwetL, of Willow Greve, after
which they wrecked their machlne ln
trylngte elude Ibelr "pursuers.
The prisoners are William and Theo Theo
eore Zender. seventeen and eighteen
years old, 5015 Bcechwoed street. Gcr Gcr
mantewn, sons of a IMrlst; Rebert
Jehnsen and Edward O'Denncll. both
sixteen years old, and both of Twen
tieth street and OIney avenue, and
James Ward, a Negro, twenty-three
years old, also of Twentieth street and
OIney avenue.
At 11:55 last night, Colwell was
standing at Yerk reed and Edge Hill
read. Ablngten, waiting for n trolley
ear for Philadelphia, when an auto
mobile containing four white men nnil u.
Negro drew up beside him. The latter
jumped out, pointed a revolver at Col
well, and demanded his money.
Instead of complying, Colwell ran,
whlle the Negro fired four shetn after
him. Jumping n trolley car n block
away, he hurried te the Ablngten pollce
station te report the Incident. Just
at that moment his recent nssailnnts,
evidently confused as te their direction.
drove past the station.
Patrolmen Give Chase
Colwell shouted after them, and will
Patrolmen McKcp and Strceper gave
chase In another automobile. The fugi
tives turned east from Yerk rend into
Woodland read, and wrecked their enr
ne.tr Ogen'tz Scheel, cbcaping into the
weeds.
Early today McKcc and Strceper took
two su" "ts answering te the descrip
tion f' ilsheil by Colwell from a south south
lien' l'hlladelphlu trolley car nenr No Ne
bio i mile and a hnlf distant from the
scene of the wrecking of the car.
After a sevcrf crllllne. the nellce
sny they 'admitted their part In the at
tempted neiu-up, giving tneir names
ns William and Theodere Zender.
They lmnllented Ward, who was
taken fcem his bed by the police an
hour later.
Upen their return Je the Abington
Station it was learned that, the Zender
brothers hntl also implicated Jehnsen
and O'Deniivll. Making a second trip
te Twentieth street and OIney avenue,
the police found the two boys just ar
riving, wet and bedraggled, following
their long walk home through the dark
ness and damp weeds. They were taken
at once te Ablngten.
' searched n newspaper clipping
nt ...in i!0 was found carefully folded
in the wallet of Theodere Zender. beinir
an account of the recent attack by live
meter bandits upon Miss Nerma Mis
simer, 5724 North Lambert street, who
was pulled Inte the car by her assail
ants and was se seriously injured when
she jumped out that she is still in the
Ucrmnniewn Hospital.
CRASH CRUSHES CHILD
Four Others Hurt at Derailed Trol Trel
ley Overturns Truck in Woodbury
Dorethy IJernard, four years old, 32
Chestnut street, Woodbury, N. J., was
crushed te death last night in a colli
sion between n light delivery truck and
n trolley car ln which four ethers were
hurt.
The child's fnther. Grant Iternnrd, is
a milk dealer in Woodbury with his
brother-in-law, Edward Dunn. Last
evening they were taking some mills te
the Goodwill Flre Heuse and their
wives, with Dorethy and Miss Mabel
Marnele, 244-1 Sherwood street, Phila
delphia, rode with them.
As they were passing a Bread street
trolley, the ear struck a stenu en the
track, was derailed and btrutk the truck
overturning It. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn,
Mrs. Anna Dernurd and Miss Marpelc
all were scratched and bruised.
ARB YOU I-0OK1NO FOB IIEM'T I'KR-
Impa (lis ry rren you want g iidver
Heine under tiituatlutiti en imes 20,Atlv.
LABOR CHIEFS HELD
Partial Ce- fissions Obtained by
Police in Relentless Drive
en Gangsters
THREAT TO BURN CITY MADE
By the Associated Tress
Chicago, May 13. The police ne,t
about figures in the recent scries of
bombings and bcntlngi, which culmi
nated Wednesday in the kllllm? nf Km
policemen, tightened perceptibly, today,
mneriiies sain, with the obtaining of
partial confessions from three of the
approximately 150 labor men under ar
rest, and the arrest of three mere, one
in St. Leuis, Me. Identification of the
actual slayers was Imminent, the police
said, as the relentless drive ngalnst
these responsible for the recent disor
ders was continued.
Confessions obtained, It is under-
HnidcrS! w,"iV lllP, recnr,t operations
of ''Big Tim" Murphy. Cornelius Shea
and 1-rcd Madcr. Twe of the men
said te hnve confessed are Isndore
Bravermnn, of the rixturq Hangers'
Union, .and Rebert M. McCleml. In
die ed with Murphy, Mnder and Shea,
nnd Harry Hansen. Hansen appealed
with counsel in Superior Court nnd
made an especial rcnucst that he be
kept in custody and nel released en a
writ of habeas corpus friends sued out
Sensational developments are ex
pected te be mnde public within the
next forty-eight hours, It was indi
cated aftM- n discussion of pollce heads
assistant .kite's attorney nnd leaders
of civic erjn lizatiens Interested In end
ing In Chkii:-e what has been termed
b"k run-, wnr eciwcen tne police nnd
labor, and terrorist plots.
The threatening letters were received
.esteulny by assistant State's attorneys
They threatened deatli te both the at
torneys and Chief Fltzmerris. Thev
were signed "A Bember." '
"If there Is ene laher man in jail
Saturday when the sun sets, fires In
every corner nnd section of Chicago
am going te start simultaneously." one
of the letters" read. "This Is going te
happen ns sure as there Is a sun that
shines in the heavens. We only trust
thnt It will' be a nice windy night. Then
j en will see tf peeple rise. Then there
will be n day of accounting for the
working people."
STEAL AUTO, bUSn IT '
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Thieves Take Machine Frem
Gloucester Man's Garage
A sedan owned by Martin A. Cook,
a Gloucester butcher, and valued at
$3500, was stolen this morning from
his garage by thieves, who took the
lunges from tne doers.
At 0 o'clock this morning t!m car
was found, burned nnd abandoned, en
Almonesson read, below Westvllle. The
thieves had stripped It of everything
1UUVUUIU,
Refuses te Accept Blame for
Treasury Scandals and De
nies State Is "Broke"
ASSERTS LACK OF FUNDS
IS "JUST WAR AFTERMATH"
Disavows Any Ambition te Be
Pennsylvania Bess or te
Build a Machine
SEEK TO IDENTIFYBODY
Sailor Found In Delaware May Have
Been Member of Destroyer Crew
Naval authorities endeavoring te
establish the identity of the body of a
sailor found llentlnr in the Delaware
River nenr League Island Navy Yard,
bellere that it Is that of Jeseph Ber
nard Kutewski, a water tender, first
class, en the destrejer Lunidnle, who
has been missing for several days.
The body was found by the captnln of
a tugboat, who turned It ewr te t lie
naval authorities. Kuczewski's mother
lives at 20 Grace street, Irvington,
. J.
SMOKER STARTS BLAZE
Early Morning Fire Routs Reed
Street Tenement Families
Ffrn lisrnwrpt1 In n fnnr.utni. ....
ment house at 14 Reed street early this
morning was exllngulshed almost ns
unsili lid It .tnttw1 ltv nintiikiihu nt T...
ginc Company Ne. 40, housed in the
IIL'll IMIllUlflj-,.
5-tmnkn lipiiplrutpil tlirniiirli Mm I. -.11.1
lug and sW families rushed te the street
In their nightclothes, Thu blaze orig
inated in the room of Jehn liernkeff.
Police say he was smoking a cigarette
In bed and the mattress caught fire.
Onrerner Sproul Issued the following
statement today ln defense et nls Ad Ad
ministrateon: '
"Whe f g net mr desire te engage
actively In the primary campaign for the
Republican nomination for the gover
norship, certain statements which have
been made would seem te require some
expression from me ln the way of cor
recting evident misunderstandings which
might result in false Impressions being
IcM In tbe minds of the people.
"Let It en clearly undersetoed, how
ever, thnt I have no complaints te make
of any criticism that has been made of
me or of my part in the State Admin
istration. Criticism is te be expected,
especially by the incumbent of an execu
tive position, nnd it is necessary in our
public life and politics. I am thoroughly
proud of the achievements of our State
Government; we have no apologies te
make and simply seek te set some things
right which have been Incorrectly repre
sented. Dodges Treasury Scandal Blame
"Fer some time past, much effort
has been made te turn, into political
capital the alleged mlx-un ln the ac
counting In the State Treasurer's office,
and the 'Administration' is blamed with
the conditions there, although the Gov Gov
ereor and the office appointed by him'
have no" authority or control ever the
'IVeasurcr.
"It must be remembered that the
State Treasurer Is elected by the people
nnd commissioned by them in just the
same way as Is the Governer himself,
and has his own constitutional rights,
powers and duties entirely Independent
of the Governer nnd of the Lieutenant
Governer, the Auditor General and the
Secretary of Internal Affairs, who are
likewise elected by nnd responsible te
the people directly.
"Criticism of the State Treasurer,
therefore, Is net an honest campaign
argument against the Attorney General
any mere thnn it Is against the Com
missioner of Forestry, or the Banking
Commissioner, or the Secretary of Ag
riculture, or any ether member of the
Governer's Cabinet.
"Where there are any derelictions,
however, in the Treasury or elsewhere
ln the State Government, where the
State's intciests or the rights of the
peeple nie involved, the Attorney Gen
eral, as the law officer of the Common
wealth, has a very definite duty te per
form, -and Mr. Alter has promptly and
effectively met the issue by appointing
n skilled lawyer and busines man, of an
opposite political faith, ill) elutclv- dis
associated with aunir- n' llurrlsburg,
te act iu the matter ami s.-e thnt fun
justice is done.
"Thnt crenn ln our politics which has
I consistently nnd persistently opposed In-
creased iii)iireiriiiutuis wr ine scuoeis,
better salaries and higher uualiflcatlens
for teachers, better care for the unfor
tunate and has bitterly fought the com
pensation laws, the regulation of wom wem
nn's working hours and child labor, but
which Is new strangely and nwkwardly
aligned for factional advantage with the
enmpnign of our late chief Ferester, is
accusing us of extravagance. .
Denies Funds Were Wasted
"On the ether hand, the chief For
esee has likewise been charged with
extravagance because the appropriation
for his department hns doubled. As n
mutter of fact, neither the chief For Fer
ester nor the rest of the Administration
hnve been cctrnvegant. The nublic
money lm.s been expended for public pur
poses in response 10 puoue demand nnd
te meet public emergencies In extraer.
dlnary times.
"It has net been wasted, nnd the
geed results of its expenditure ure se
evident that no succeeding Administra
tion will dare take a backward step nor
adept a cheese-pnrlng policy regarding
the schools, the lilghwajs, the charities,
the forests or the ether great public
welfare projects which we have ampll-
yenw old, same address, and Miss Mnry , kn '"!"?" fnrl,, ?? Jrrsef .wh,.u
Lcimhiilcr, twenty years old, 2110' i'cn,ms v., 0,',,lt'11haI'1 n,ll,nr tUK',lc
North Second streer. keeping up with his distinguished guest.
BURNED IN EXPLOSION
Petroleum Ce. Chemist Showered
With Liquid Frem Retort
Whlle making an experiment with
chemicals nt the plant of the Union
Petroleum Company, Mifflin and Water
streets, last night, Rebert 8tcln, a
chemist, was badly burned when liquid
exploded in a retort.
His clothing was enveloped In flames,
which were extinguished by ether work
ers. He was taken te Mount Slnal
Hospital. His condition is serious.
Stein lives nt 5705 Arch street.
SHOOTS AT SUSPECT
Weman Firing Frem Window Be
lieves One Shet Toek Effect
Mrs. Mary Schredy, 2042 Seuth
Twelfth street, was awakened by a noise
at 2:15 o'clock this morning, nnd going
Ie the window saw n man standing with
his hands en the fence back of her
house.
Mrs. Schredy get a reveh-cr and
fired twice. The man ran nway. Mr.
Schredy called the police and told them
she thought one of her bullets had found
its mark.
AUTOS HIT; 3 WOMEN HURT
Machines Collide at Midnight at
Harvey Street and Lincoln Drive
Thren women received brulcc and
slight cuts when the automobiles in
which they were riding collided nt
Harvey street and Lincoln drive at mid
night last night.
Thev nre Mrs. Florence Cochran,
thirty-five years old. 8804 Chestnut
street; Mrs. J. A. Hill, thirty-eight
HARDING HOLES
OUT N WORRIES
Gelf, Luncheon, Gelf Is Program
He Holds Te Today at
Absecon
UP WITH BIRDS, NEARLY
BEATS GUARDS TO LINKS
Quickly Completes Noen Meal
in Order te Return te
Match Play
Atlantic Clly. May 1.1. Gelf
liiiii'liron-gelf with the rr-pnt en the
golf. Such was the preginm of Presi
dent Harding today nt the Sen view Gelf
Club itl Absecon.
The Piesident wns up with the birds
this morning and aline-d brut the secret
serv'en men out te the links. His eyes
wpip i (en r mill bis walk springy. He
took a biiMncss-lIke grip en his driver
ns he (pod off and started ln much the
same manner ns be did ln the campaign
that parried him Inte the White Heuse.
Mr. Harding pnlred off with Clarence
II. Gclst against United States Senater
Edge and E. D. McLean. While Mr.
Edge usually carries New Jersey when
One machine wns driven by Harrj
L. Menrs, 1700 North Sixteenth strcer,
the ether by Chcsley G. White, Brandy
wine tttreet, west of Fifteenth. Miss
Lelmbuler was riding with Mears.
CARS CRASH AT $2500 FIRE
Three Autes Wrecked During Ex
citement at Qp-Cart Plant
Egg Harber, Nj. J., May 10. Fire
of unknown origin in the reed work
painting and varnishing departments of
the Blech Ge-Cart Company last night
caused damage estimated nt $2500. Net
a piece of goods in cither department
was saved. - --
During the excitement of the fir
three automobiles collided when Michael
Bewcn, of Amatel, tried te pass two
ether machines. Tre wheels of Bow Bew
en's car nnd one of Julius Gnrnlch's
car were tern off and the rear part of
Rebert Prasch's sntomeblle was
smashed. Bewcn was held for a fur
ther hearing by Magistrate Mlschlich.
PROBST IS HOMESICK
Butler In Pittsburgh Leve Affair
New V'mts te Leave America
" New " rk. May IX (By A. P.)
August Probst, Swis butler, who
claimed he was being railroaded out of
the country because of a love nffalr with
a wealthy girl nt tiie Rolling Reck Club
near Pittsburgh, wants te go back
home.
This was learned today when immi
gration officials nt Ellis Island, where
Probst is awnltlng deportation, sent
word te the Dlstilct Attorney's office
that Probst des net want te be ques
tioned any fun her.
Continued en Pekc Four. Column One
AUCTION TAYLOIVSEFFECTS
Aute Werth $10,000 Among Goods
te Be Sijld May 23
I.es Angeles, May II!. (Rv A. P.)
The peipiuial effects of William Des
mond Tayler, filu. director, who wn
shot dead February 1. will be sold at
puhlUi auction May 2!!.
Thc-e effects Include two automobiles,'
one valued at S10.000: a piano, phone pheno phene
graph nnd clothing.
Tim or's jewelry will bcturncd ever
te hi daughter. Ethel Daisy Tanner,
new i New Yerk. This Includes n
loci.!, containing the photograph of
who was his close friend and one or
the last persons known te hnve seen
him alive. The locket was Miss Nor Ner
mand's gift te Tayler.
TWO SLAJNJNJARBER SHOP
Unknown Assassins With 8hetguns
Sheet Down Victims
Chicago, May i:t.--(By A. P.I
Vlle Gleririn ami .lining ',.uM u.h.
of New Orleans, were shot te death In
u nuryiT mium uhiiiv in iwe unknown
nssasblns. who piiIppp.i i'i .!... ,
started firing wllli sh i;;mm without
IWll lllllfc
OBJECT TO ICE PLANT
Rising Sun Lane Residents Ask for
Injunction
Charles F. Mills and a score of ether
property owners and residents in the area
bounded by Rising Sun lam W.eming
n venue. It sfrppr nml vinf.nin...M
. - ....... ...... ii nir,uttvvniii.
Street petitioned Judges Audcnrlsd nnd
JicLiiucn today for an lnjarctlen
against the Northeastern Ice Manufac
turing Company, which i building a
plnnt at Wyemlns acnue. near A
street.
The proposed Ice plant termed
offensive."
Professional (Glves Tips
"Jim" Eraser, piofessiennl at the
elub, kept close te the President dur
ing the contest. It Wus rumored thnt
he was giving Mr. Harding some vari
able pointers. At any rate. It was no
ticed that Mr. Harding's piny improved
every time Prater steed especially
doi-e.
Senater Edje past son ' iriuisitlve
glances toward Eraser, In i , e latter
never flinched. The President appeared
te be better nt putting than he was en
drives, but as the game progressed he
greatly improved.
Just ns the first round concluded the
bell for luncheon sounded. Scattering
returns from raet piecincts indicate
that Mr. Harding and his pnrtner wen.
The President had te face n bnrrngc
of handshaking en his way te luncheon.
YOUTHFUL AW,
000 STRONG,
"BLACK DIAMOND"
EXPRESS WRECKED
One Man Killed, 25 Injured When
Fast Train Hits Aute
Batavla, N. Y May 13. (By A
P.) One peren was killed and
twenty-five injured today when the
Lehigh Valley's eastbound Blnck Dia
mond Express ran Inte nn automobile
nt a grnde crossing nt North Lcrey and
wns derailed. Three cars of the ex
press overturned nnd weic bndlj
Mnnslipd.
The dend man was the driver of the . Thousands Parade en
automobile. His identity has net been Bread Street
learned.
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CAPTURES CITY:
i
Bey Week Gets Gala Start as
M
te!
CHESTER COUNTY FIELD DAY RELAY RUNNERS CARRY
Mere Than 5000 Pupils Are Assem-j NEWS OF EVENT TO MAYOR
bled for Annual Events
West Chester. Pa.. Mny Kl.-
Leng Line of
Trudge Along
GAY FLOATS ARE FEATURE
Mere i rti-i- ru
than five, thousand public school pupils i Ulusl' s "'ci
and their instructors, representing , Strinliner Marchers as Thev
pr..,r ,iii,iPt tn rioter fount v. flepkcd . tripling iviarcners as i ney
into WpsI Chester today for the an
nual nll-dif- Mny piny festival of the
schools nt .,i.ne Fild, the play-
ground of the west i.ticster ninie
Nermal Silioel.
Mere than a thousand automobiles nre .
pnrked nbeut the grounds Hnd in near- j
by streets, manv of them large ma-. Be His Pal" Slogan Gets Great
some country i-rhoel. It is possibly the
largest attendance nt nny such event
here since the plan was adopted ten
years age.
Mnny contests nre being conducted in
the Nermal buildings and en field and
track.
Reception Many Prizes
Awarded
)
Continued en Tnicp Three, Column Twe
At Ilrnnil and Arch streets, a review', Jlrn
ing stand held clt officials and etheni''!
LAST-MINUTE NEWS
TRADE BOAP.fl STARTS STEEL 7.TERGER INQUIRY
WASHING-TON, May 13. Prenitlcnts of the mere thau halt
a dozen independent steel companies mentioned in connection
with the lcperted prejeeted merger, wen; called upon today hy
the Federal Trade Commission Ter "full and specific information
ab te the plan of proposed merger before the plan is consummated
or actual transfers made."
IRISH ASK BRITAIN TO LIFT WAR THREAT
LONDON. Mny 13. The Irish Self-determination league in
Great Britain hdh passed resolutien: calling en the British Gov
ernment "te remove the implied Ihrcdt et war by which it Is
sought te come the Irish people te accept England's terms, aud
pleare itL?lf te the world te respect whatever choice the 'iriuh
people mny make." The resolutions invite kindred organiza
tions throughout the world te join in this demand
NEW TIME IN WEST CHESTER!
Burgess Orders Town Cleck Set1
Ahead te Remedy Muddle
West Chester. Pa., May IK. Despite j
the refusal of the Borough Council te1
adopter duyitgiit snvlng, Burge-s Her
man (x. Hutt, at the demand of many
citizens Issued a proclamation ordering
the hands of the town clock en the
Court Heuse tower turned nhend one
hour at midnight In nn attempt te cor
rect the muddle in business and ether
circles here tsiuee Mny 1.
Schools and many establishments had
adopted the plnn but many business
places, the banks nnd privnte citizens
refused te de se and have been using
standard time only.
TAXI OVERTAKES EXPRESS
REED, FOE OF BUNK, DROP GERMAN DEBT
AT CAREEITS CRISIS IS PLEA OFWOMEN
Missouri Senater Sincere in De- Delegates Frem France and
nunciatien of Camouflage, but England Assert Pnm--
Makes Many Enemies
GOADS WILSON TO REPLY
By CLINTON . GILBERT
Staff CnrrrMKinilrnt Kirnlnir I'libllp I eilB(.r
Corinehf, m. by j'ubHc l.tdecr Company
Washington. May 1"..-The most
spectacular political campaign in the
country is tint of ".Mm" Reed, for re
election ns Senater from Misouri
t'snallj the met enger spectators of
every parade, thousands of boys swung
$192,000,000 "WAR FRAUDSr::!!!S:. lZ ntrn'et nnd 'marS
U. S. Expects te Recover Mllllensi hupplly down Hreml street te tlie music
by Pressing Prosecutions of man hnna'-
Washington, May 13. (Bv A. P.), The bl tunwut of youngster.,
The amount the Government will re- "2,000 of them, opened Bey Week, va
reer from alleged war fraud cases' srven-dny period arranged te quicken
"will be muny times the amount granted 'a llPeppp niftn, fnr.riKhtcil Interest In
te defray expenses incident te thelri., ,. , , ., . ,,
prosecution." the Heuse Appropriations ' t"-" P""'Is(, of the men te come."
Cenimltee declared today In reporting ' Dreves nnd droves of boys massed ln
a bill carrying $."00,000 for uwj by 1 orderly divisions about Bread street and
1,1 -". the starting point e
Explaining the need of money nnd ,llL' re,1,c tlllU cn,,cd nt Bread and
men assistance. Attorney General ' federal st-ects
Daugherty told the committee that.
ntieut 'i.i sueb cases ranging from ser-
prnl ftimmnnd lnllna f Ain.l mi1
lien dellnrs were pending nnd that the ' ut'rr wl,em the stream of yentk"
total amount involved aggregated $102,- ' flowed bv In proud delight.
, ' Relay Race Is First Feature
A courier relay race preceded thet
parade. A parchment, officially an
nouncing the stnrt of Bey Week, was
jcarrlcd down Bread sticet by swift little)
legs and tuken te the Mayer's office.
Mr. Moere tried his het te leek sur
prised nt the announcement.
A large number of brothers (enteit'
was one of the clever ideas worked out
for the parade. At ;,(. head of the
Ninth Division, te which thpe -e-lestunts
were assigned, mm died or red
the m.iis of MMiw. William KlnsW,
127 Uesclilll sticet, Kensington
The Kinilew hejs who tun n lied were
Alejsius. .lelin. Loe mihI William, wlillp
Dennis. twent mnntlis old. and Jeseph
el.-ht ii". alls n!d. iede lui. K of their
elder brothers.
William, who l elewn wMlr, e'd.
pllljs the ticcoidlen I,,.,,, nine. plus
the Uulln ; Jehn. cK'hr. the snare diuiii,
and AlfUhlus, th... t,r ,.S1 ,rum -rhev
had their Instruments along and hoped
te i.iptuie a hand prl?p in addition te
the slni-r cup offered b lli.)r p
Kiihn. pies,en, of the Manufacturers'
' 'lull for the lamest number f brothers
In line
Hundred., rf the Inns, for the first
time in their lives, ilj.l nt fs,, u , n
thi'T face, weic v ashed ,ins meriiing..
1'hev weie willm- te go te any icrin""e
for the home- and K:, f ,Uf,
prade."
Mgnal tilwii en Time
I'rempiU nr 1 ;:e eV.;x, ,i -mrr-ing
lenimiiml w.is "Icen, hige -choel
h;s milking op the tit-t diUsMn
iMirth. r down the line s()t)1p f lP
t miiiger chillis danced and apered when
tin ban !s hhirnl.
Ile Teiuinj. this bents tile cieux"
one freikli.-' d , ,.;1P(1 ,,, Uy
chum
I'.'t.h.i we held our line stnughter'n
iimis the ,u.r ,,,,., i n,.,
,S" "f the little tcet had treuhU '
Continued en l'Kl. Fmir". "t elumn hrxe
PEPPER TO SPEAK
Will Be Orator of Day at Radner
Exercitcs
Senater Petnipp uil lm ,1... , -
the iim.ill,,B f the U-idnir Township
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Halt Economic Changes
Bethlehem Weman Races te Allen
town te Start Alaskan Trip I
Allentnwn. Pn.. Afnv -' ni.. .
nn exciting race last evening between ' larr,nR n cl0!,t eircus tent In a motor meter
a fast express and a tnxlcab, se Mrs. I truck with him about the Stale, Keed
. ii. iwiHini, ei iiciiiicnein, could stnrt is trying te talk his
.... .. ,.nb .IW....H.J ,,, Tit.il Hep parents in
Alaska. The young lady left her home
iu.t In time te miss the train at Beth
lehem. A telephone message wes sent
te this city, nsking the station ngent
here te delay the Queen of the Val'cv
a few minutes. Mr. nnd Mrs. Benhm
then benrded a tiulcab and raced te
this city, arriving here just ene minute
after the scheduled leaving time of the
train. However, the trnln hnd been
held and she was ghen a reusing send-
TALK AT CONFERENCE HERE
"Nothing can he done te relieve the
economic tension in Europe until
Trance's idea et natleiin'lsm and war
indemnities is abandoned " was the e
pressed epliii i of Ereneh woman.
Mile . BoPteher-Anieuld. tiuln. nt the
twentv-sixth annual meeting nf .
American Aeademj of Political nnd So Se
cln Science, in the Bellevue-Stratford
in- liiei' I KlPIls: fil I. 1-nn.v. .,!.
I he memeiinl w beliiL- ph.iibii i., i...-
e nineteen Unduiir men who died
1 lie ceietneiiHA
of t
"crsisis iii hip war
iwn ee leiiuiniei n Mm U'ni.... n-i
et the Amen. in. I.egh.i, The memorial
was raised ,v pepul.,1 siibsL.rptlen Iu
the tewiiHhl'i
END AIR HONEYMOON TRIP
Mrs. Beahm is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. V Clavean. of Anchorage,
Alaska. She is going home in response
te a telegram stating that her mother
is ill.
DO YOC WANT
in eiaain
eat MDlTm nf
ir. uien ur en
of th b(t barralim te be feuml
.r en Tim? in j... wmm
paea 10, Mite,
W'll V te nilnlltn I
term in V nHhlngten. Twe years ace ' insisted, nre emmsed te son.,,1 ,.,.:,....:. lsaaera Duncan and Husband Reaah.
no was rejeete, uy the ,etcrs and ir- principles. The reparations clause of Berlin Frem Moscow
of''se c'kife iSi -KT..4 5rhTC,,epn,,,H,t,,rjr "' teM' , , Ad,-A,ri' fr Yv- "tt M" 10 "' ; I
enemies than any one else In public I Vn EialisWe.'nn,, m . . '""'I0 "uncin and 1,-r Iweuty-seven.' 'i
life. Ex-Presldent Wilsen. We 1," V Urn, sal lnf""f,,?lr','.AniiU It,,l,-' nr-elil poet husband, te whom she, 1
been making an honest attempt te keep E.Tg a,,U m-ard C m J' ",'v! UKn in ' w? .m;,rr",':1 ',:r,,"1'. were te K-nve thst'
out of unites, could nni ,.,.! .' ..T ..,".'.. lew'lr" '"''many is djjn- out. night for Her In en an nlmlnn. i. r l
' "" i "mi .iiiiue iicrmniiv nnv" :.. ... i , i ...,..,.. ... ....v- , ,
taking a hand against Heed
Ex-Senater "BUI" stone's old
friends in Missouri all say that it was
Heed who was responsible for Stene's
Ucntn and here are a few of the ether
liings Heed has done te utlcnnte all
the ether "sentiments' which cvenbedv
else has tried te cenciliate: He voted
against the prohibition amendment nnd
Continued en I'm Four. Column m
lllliv nnv" le ... I i i ...,..,.. ..I..
se (Winn,,. I.. ... :i ' "' " "'-. "Vlini """"' "'I'.
"; '" 11 once wiih. Tier
" .',-, ...awn in i .iir nil,, .I.,. .. I.. .
TREAT
; " 'n,e wiih, lucre is
no expectation in L'ngland. she aid,
that f,e inunv can puv for the war.
3 DOG. BITE VICTIM!
Three persons were treated fm. .!-.
-.tl -.- l 'II 1IV.I IIIIIIII . ... .. . a ---.,
a,,'I'f""",rf realizes hew much the V', nl n'T VM'I,cr U08'1""1' f''"nJen"
,.....,.yw .,,. i-iiiiuiiuiiiien or iicrman
and Eurepe dermis en moral energ ?
no less than economic forces. The Rim.
slnn-Gcrmtny treaty, l,e hoped, was
-rJti
3i
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Continued en ! Twe. Column Ti
tedn They nre Dorethy WJIklna ' jBf4
seven j-vars old. Pensnuken, N. J. 1,125 Pffi
ten en the i Ight leg : Jehn i e. ' JOM $
Carpenter street, Camden, bitten ei N
rlh nnn. ami Te.l,..j ir-,, '. vm Tl..'
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ypiirseld, Pensnuken, bitten en the face.
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