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EVENING PttBLIC MDGEft-PHILADfcLPHlA, HtJKSDAY, t:AY ''23, 1922 " Jg
f F RECEIVES
IAD CASE P ISTOLS
t -.
hi'r Discrepancies Revealed
Slayer's Story
AUTO FOUND UNINJURED
BOYS CONFESS THEFTS I
I Admit They Robbed Camden Slnvj-
I Ing Society
Twe small boy- liine e-nft il '"
breaking Inte tin- rooms of llir Liberty
Kinging Society. Lewis mill Mocluiiite
'streets, Camden, mitt te stealing eitni-
cras, clock mill n mimbcr of ra.ers
and cigarettes
RAore
SOUNDS OFF
THE DEVON HORSE SHOW OPENS
HE
VON HORSE SHOW
Mrr.
WILLIAM el.
CLOTHIER
I Tie bti.s lire Wa let- (lr7.elNOW.sUi. lit- UlOUCIieSS OKies ctnu maumg mi
I teen, nf l.llicrtv street Heir Ivvclftll.i
ItV InVOBtigatien Of Wealthy 'Camden, and Jesse ManucuM. of the
I same iieltliborheod. When tln-y were
uiTP-tcd tlic hml a ct of hur,'luii,iti,:
tools
The! Were lielil by Hi' -order St nk-
house.
Add Zest as Colorful
Crowds Gather
,
fly ttie Associated Press
White Plains. N. V.. Mny J I
Counsel tepresenllng Waller S. Waul. '
?i millionaire baker's son. who claims te
nave sner i larencc rcicrs in pit-iie-fence
near the I'n--i. e icscrveir ncnrlv
two weeks age. teila tinned ever tn
Sheriff CJeergt I.. Werner iwe pistol
which Vcre alleged te have figured In
lhfc story telil by Ward of a bnti'c In--
"'tween him and a band of b';u!.in.iil-v
, . Wartl'i; ntttrneys, hewecr failed te
Mvcal'tlie htiantp and seiiei held wh'uh
the blackmailer-, may lime bad upon
their victim. District Auoinej W.-ct.s
yesterday bad declared that the whe'c
story of the alleged blnekmail plt must
be unfolded te the public If Ward "-'nod
en bis plea of veil -defence. I
Til telling newspaper lifti of In- re
CIpt of the two weapon-, the Sheriff
mode known that he yesterday had in
"spected the auteni..') le in whi.li Wnrl
maintained be had gene te kcei a t.'ist
Vlth the band nnd w',ii lie as-cl'-il
was 111 the center of the biftlerii'iiiu.
The SherllT declared i hut tie- .-a. gti'..
no indications of having bn a tai
get, , although il picvuuisv bad hem
reported that billet- had shuttered :i
pane of cln.
Considerable my terv b.i- -urrounded
the whereabouts of the two wen pep- al
leged te have been owned bj Ward an!
Peters, nnd many t until-ting tai.
ments hnve come from etTn-Inl source, as
te their disco erj or non-discovery dnce
ft young Ward surrendered la-t Saturday
a wcck nite" rcrei- oeu was loueo
and described t tight m which he s-ald
nine shot were lired. three bv bint.
The Sheriff announced th.u -liertl
after Ward Mirrendered the N'.-w Yerk
police had been asked te -end our a
dMcrlntlen ef '-lle.s" and ".lack."' but
fiffi that no ncneral alarm had as jet been
m elrr.',,ate.v ...
xvea mis ocjcriecii a- mme;a -
reven yearv old. rive feet -cen. dark
complexion, smooth face and well
dressed. "Jack" va. said te
NORRIS PRAISES
FEDERAL
RESERVE
Says United States Can Lead
Business World by Ce-operation
of Bankers
ADDRESSES STATE SESSION
S-'n' nritc'i " nvntiiO TuMii- I (die
IMltsbursli. M.v '-'" Ne banker
should eer 10-e IslU of th- considera censidera considera
ilen of public pnllcj. of patriotism and
ef coed te the ieminunit in wblib he
doe business. licerKe V Norn-, cov cev
rrrir ( the Keder.il Heserw H.uik f
Thilanelpb.n. de'nred. in aiidr'-Hini
memb'-r-. of th 1Vnnvivnnia Stale
r.nnkers A-eciatun wlildi is ueldiiiR
its -ller annUersary convention here
tr.dn. 'l'l-e session has been plven ever
"COUNTY FAIR" 13 FEATURE
Pirfect Deven weather" w.t ''ic slad
cry of I'hiladelphia's horse levers as
the R.Hhereil this morning f 'f the
opening of tlie Deven Herse Sh w and
Count Fair
'I'iiere was net a c'eud in the sky.
and tl.e nir whl e warm wn- rear and
btac'.nc pejsllih due te the ele trli im
pu'srs heimt sent tbiMiiRb li by tin
Straw bridge & Clothier radio bread-cis-ting
sintieii This I- I In fir-' 'ter.-e
-hew In the world te be -e announced
Much lemment was occasioned as tb"
rirsi winners were announced b. tin
stiff competition of the oit-ef-lon
entries.
tleerije H Chiphae; of New Yiik.
,...lrt ii unrtliiilni-S soed showing, tap-
..." i I .......i.l nlfn.w 111 t!l . !
lurnifc or- jiihi f-v !-...v --
l.exlc.' -adillc lierf .-las- Other
stranp'i-s wltlun en- pates me left
A. He. kefeller. of ew i.ng'nn.i . .urn
1 I .ii,. I'.iiiiIk of KlItlMlS Cit1 an
.Ii'kUe Willlain li Mno-e. of N a os
ah of whom lime brought i'i isuau
geed -taele- ie the show.
Crowd Is tint Karl
r.uii at 111 o'clock that was a s
.prink'. ug of the liemh lm lined c.ti
' iprcil iilieiii tin- rim:, their bright ci.n.i-
mni.ing a
nHMiBHW ...... rs fiXAiiBBU!tB&l-&uBBIKBfc.
j,mI4 ' 'aMKmH Hv. i' t jw H .,,.,.,..,. , -
HHHaHsi Wit hf '$&& Ml rviiii
i?Km'?w:mm a.T'mr M-.imKrr ri353ia.'-?v.; "ti rrt mm
TXXjmmnB.. ,-.iTWLSSt III lial li i i ill I "IMIPi i i Wk -PpllL.,-(?T?Ts
iMmamKr skw amnmgmJii&wj&LLjmw ,,'ij r,, i
iwfcL m immb 'wzy.?wKM a kMj.irpjatmmtjmmmtm .iiiMm 1
r .fWOlmMXMiLSSUSW , :. .(FTTTI5 ? MK ', n,sl
. , IS ViByMiiB1 Vi tavv Tfcr ."K. .; ri;
CUT IN RAIL RATES
PLEASES NOBODY
INDIANA P
C. C. Acts When Harding's
Request for Voluntary Re
ductions Is Refused
ROADS IN POOR CONDITION
INDORSE
Above fc L.Pt- Mr. AirXAMDER COXE YARNALL
In Circle- Mrs VICTOR? C. MATHER
Heads of three Important ci milliters In (lie planning anil nianuRcniciit of
the annual lter.se classic nl Deven
itiir mil interim: piegr.iui
te the tr..-t company section e, uie a-- pleasing cenna-i te in- wm s.v.-.i ... , selected a becoming
social. en. winch 1 being pre.-lded ever til" tun. ! henna -coleied lertev cloth and a white
by .lehn W. Chalfani. Later in the week, when the a'lend- fpt netN leu with a taupe-colored ell
World lraitersnip in oii-ne uwi alie- win re.icn :is iieigin. hum- ui " threw n back. "
liiiinue 'nr "'' i " " ''"'cs -.ie i- n inimuer et ii.-uiigin-ieii i "",,'' ! jj n,.,, jia,.v tnssatt were :i , Part of Tiny Navy Meets With Ac
GERMAN WARSHIPS CRASH
AT NIGHT; 10 SAILORS DEAD
.. . . .1 if ft-n liniiL'cr- nf fill. fMUlti ..l.,,ll.. ...n nri.lrlnnt mi. Mrs I n Vln ..!.!-. i .. 1 ,.i...l. ..1. ...! .. ........
leililil. mainiiuevii .. '"",,,.' J .. ' "".'".- ".'." "..."' "...V., ."i... .1 ""i'i neil w inn- c 1. 11... . m ... .....-, ,ij,. nIIFl.n Manpuui-ra
tvv co-operate witn tac rraran -j-icm. . i-0eUirc. .lr. and .Mr-, iniiore 1 im colored straw -putt- hat with 11 t nil -..... -....a
Mr. N'errls said. and ethert.. Ker the nienient. liewei "r, j)Ul j, ;,jg,.nia Cus-att looked Iterlln. May -". fl'y A. I'.l lne
:I submit te you that if you can. 1 ihesc en bund nre i-enllnel te lueti rate mai.t in M i,iin ,igei-a wool sweater Ceinian batlleMilp Hnnexcr and the
without sacrifice of pretit. make the ,r... levers and the two hundred or , wll)0 .,, vKrt S, )M.P P1.i,cd during night
banking niacblnery of our ceuntr mere n-.erc de.-eted Main Line women lm are ! ,, fc,ra ,,, ,n)1.,i 0f,- ,), f,.P. to-pedeUo.it -l. coin u d 11111 us, 11. 1,111
effeitivc and mere generally useful. ' utiderg.iitu the proverbial ben ulc.m la- tj,.M ,;, ., Uli t i ',,nwnv looked innnciirrs Puewlay ulsnt near sa"s.
and If . ion .iin.i-s-t in miilntaliiiug for hoi- te make the aiTalr a suci -.-. jawfullj wll 111 a wiiiie jci.-iw cloth dress nu. Ten i-nllerf en the turppdobeat
the I'liited S-nti-s world 'eadershlp In ,rh) fcl)iiw srumis- kPi ,,, ti. beau- and u sniiill purple fell hatv Mr-, were killed.
husine-s ami nuance. 11 .s m.ui iim; " ' tf ,,lling ceuntr of D-mui. present ; William .1 lliurd -elected a oc.emltiK
it should be a great pleasure- te m- . n.,)(.t l)0l, 0f'., nr1. .;,,n and a gewn of -reel gta-- and 11 long cape of
operate in ttiat great puriKi.-c, .ui (.,llUrv fnir, for many of the imu-hen- , I ' 1. k cr.-pi- d lime with a large, el-
eri-d leatures .f tin- latt-r i.re being 1 lar of grav npiirrei .inn large gray
1111 gra.v uncuiicd
1.0 ..f Nerrl declared ..,,.. ,,. . , nttr i.re lieing 1 ar of crai
-' .... .. lwfllll..iiTniuiaiii .......-...-. . - ,
1 ,-,.,. ...in . .. 1 ... .,rc.enl,,,i ,.incideniallv v.-'h tlie strut --traw Hut ti-mi.ici w
convention and all rec. , 1 . .,, .,.,,, lk ,,, ,,,.,,.,. sti-l,.!i fi-atbi-r-..
enls have been broken b the "afK , ,,-,.,., . ,-,. hp (.hj.lrfii. n i-sjf.-teriii. n '
turnout te- 1 lie smcr i.ih.m.m .... ,. , ,,.,..,, ,.up .f,,.sbment lmelbs and
il. ..... i.ii.. e ....... 1.i.. here are ever i-ei- uiiemi- hi hi
... . . . .' . . ,.HJAnnA n- flip n
wttn furred iiancis nn-i tne ure- et i'"""' --, , . , ... ,.. .,. . r.i
i. . nnnn nriikrii nt 1 ! 11 1:11 li
a chauffeur.
The convention w:
i
Tetltles In Ca.se
TtiKrV ' f.insMffmlil ni!ti,in nn- .n.ai.m until neon, nnd thi- afternoon
tlccable teduy in political quarters ever several hundred of the visiting bunkers
the case. will be taken en a tour cf inspection
Frem certain source, there were in- through tlie uivat -;epi mil'- of tlie
dlcatiens that til- -hoet'ng might he Heme-tead work-. Other- w .Il vi-.it tlie
made te serve a- canipnl-jn material. Allegheny Country 1 bib and pine golf
and there was en uii'enlirmed rumor , ti... hi- -ecial event of tin- convention.
that
oened
Wentch
eme
morrow
antherlt
Supp
have
te th
TVarrl
they
"nrder
uorener r iti'ier
tatcmeiit by the Sheriff that the ea
Iran "pretty we'd cleared up."
v "I am net jelng te i.niii tlie lmpie-t
.7entu T can s' sumelPtir evidence te
"'jnake Mr. ard talk, lie vnld, "ne
' cause he can stand en bis constitutional
IghtK and net saj anything.
vent-en. me "'","', - '" 1 mn.n uretlv girls wmid-rlng about and
verd'ing trlrles for the co-uuien weal
DANCING WAS TOO TAME
r.heifnut Mill Vrvith LanH In Met.
Manlrv Keee II il Hi- Derb. a. r-
1 .. . 1 , pltcil After Fracas
.lu-t the proper lieiuv atuie.phcrr r
wa- engendered right .it tin- Mart b , Accerd'ng te te-tlinenj hefeie Mag
tiic p.'-iv arrival of Stanb-v Il-e.. istran- l.indell tbi inernlng I-.dw.ird
t k m . 9 tlflfth...l tm I ...III. II lirt I il.nj 4s I llOLllllll
minus In- nearl grav demy. 11 1- true. n.-mi--. .- . " "" mv.- ... n.--.ini.
Net much was left of llie lierinan
N'avv by the Treaty of Versailles, but
under the naval clauses (iermanv was
allowed 10 have sK hattlivliips of a
specified lype. s(v light cruisers, twelve
de-treyers and twelve torpedeboats. or
an equal number of ships constructed
te replace them. Tlie Hanover, coin,
pl-foil in 11)07. a vessel of KVJOO teiiH.
was one of the six battleships selected
h) the Cermnn tJevernment for reten
tion iu accordance with the treaty.
U. S. FAVORS CANAL TREATY
lly CMXTON V. OILOKU'I'
Staff CeriTsimndent Krenlntr I'nbtle l.nlBfr
Copiirleht. iBtl, lv t'ubHc Lcitner Ctmpanu
Washington, Mny .'.". The railroad
rate reductions please nobody. They
were net what President ffnrdltt,
wanted. They were net what the va
rious Itttc-reMi here which were seeking
lower rates wanted. The railroads did
net want any rale reductions.
The result probably will bean effort
! In fSnnyi-esfi In ehlntll 11 ineflllieal letl of
the Kseb-Ciininiina law. which will
1 permit the making of mien by com
. modules. Instead of by the precrss of
horbental cuts and increases.
What was particularly desired here
for political nnd business reasons watt
11 further reduction of rates for agri
cultural products and rather deep cuts
en coal. Iren nnd building material.
Ne Cut en Farm Products
Ne cut was made In ncrlctilturnl
products generally, en I lie ground thrtt
rates en (hem liml already been ve
iluieil. An. I coal. Iren nnd building-,
materials were cut only as ether thing
were, instead of receiving special
treatment te promote the flew of busi
ness. The failure te out further Intn
11grlc11ll11r.1l rales will prove disappoint
ing te th'tt strong section of vet-'rs. the
erganised farmery.
Various historic-,; of this decision
have been published describing It as a
surprise. The fact that it followed se
(pilckly upon Mr. Harding's conference
with the railroad presidents nntl the
White Heuse announcement which led
people le bellev- that there would be
no cut In rates has contributed te the.
idea that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission Iiih Hrung an unexpected ac
tion. The fact !. of leurse. that Mr.
Harding was fully Informed as te the
Intentions of the commission which hail
decided that it could de nothing under
the law but make a horizontal cut.
He sought te obtain the consent of the
railroad ejicciitlve.- te the ciitn about
te be ordered and further commodity
cuts en agricultural products, coal and
building materials.
Kail Heads llevllurd te Mahe Cuts
The railroad pirsldenls declined te
make voluntary reductions, cither such
eh these which the Interstate Commerce
Comml-slen was about te elder or the
...l.titi.iinil c.iimtte.lltv reductions. 1 lie
Executive held out as, a consideration, f
JIM, IN "MOB-PROOF" JAIL,
TELLS HOW HE ESCAPED
Prisoner Amazed at Finding Blood
hounds Were Harmlese
,. .. ... . f I.. 4 t V I
.unren, wi., .May -. wj ...
.Tim Dcn.en, Negro utulh whose appeal
fiem a death sentence was curried
without avail te the Supreme. eurt of
the t'niteil Htntes, nnd who early Ibis
week narrowly escaped lynching nt tin
hands of it mob, Is safe today In lllbb
(Vmtitv'M "nmli nrnnf" bill.
"I'se she' mighty proud te be here.
wnH.IIin'ii xmlling comment, even though Dcicninrr
the sentence te be hanged .lime IU for tStvtnlUut:
1111 nft.net; nn nil need while woman '
three years age still btnre.s him In the
"nee. Jim had some reason te smile,
hr j eml his escape from the mob, because
numoreuH white people, believing his
escape was an act of Providence, are
considering 1111 appeal te the Governer
ler commutation te life imprisonment.
Telling the story of his escape from
the nutomeblle, the .Negro sniii:
LATFORM
Is
S
HARDING
Proclaims Washington Confer,
ence Greatest Step Toward
Ending All War
IS PRAISED
H.v (he Associated Vrtis
Indianapolis, Intl.. Mnv 2,-. Pem
illation of the Atlmln'i-i.n.i... ..
Pi-pnIiIpii tlni-.ll,,., ...! ii-.'"" "" W
;, ...ui wevrrnnr Me-
( rny were contained In the plfl(fl
me
submitted ,,!. 'ndlann hc , ' i
convention today for intllic.iiie,, uv t,j
,u, i, .en., 11 ui-icKiin-p. 1 ne pwnu ,caj.
1 .1 s w i t - in km 111 11 Kin ij. iii n I II II I .Il
"I hcerd them say they would snoot , , , , ( fIn ,.. ' V. "!.."
me just outside of town The kne. en , ,':,11 i;i"IInl1., ,!, ' , " ! ''n
lie rope nreund my neck was choking inein. (',..-,. ! el, , J. L. ,"'?
1, .in ii .
Sumiieil nnil i-nllpil Inte the ditch.
Dodging rcveher shots, he crawled
into a swamp, where be spent the day
and night. Hloedhounds were put en
his trail and be fled te a creek.
"Pretty seen a white bound came
upon 1110'." the Negro continued. "1
stepped, snapped my lingers nt him nnd.
r,nwdy. he curled his mil and walked
right up te me 1 tool; off my belt
and tied him te me.
The Negro bad the hound tied te
him. was playing wllh a second hound
and was lignllng off 11 third when the
sheriff's pen-e lencbed him.
AMERICAN DIES OF TYPHUS
i.ii ..til 1. . !..! 1 1 ... ...I...- .1. iiiiAiiuii fitiiLrit 11 iiiiiniifii ri iiti i i it
vltli tne inquest indefinitely pe-t- ,,,, ,-rjiul convention ran, win ee uciu - tmt n'tir.-d in a penri gray spring -un '"'. - ..-...". ,,,i,u e,.j,
pending further inquiry, the ' 1.0 William Penn Hetel tonight. f nia-tctlv fabrl.-.itlen. with whit- I at S'lMi (.erm.intewn avenue last night Ready te Negotiate With Canada
ester lirand Jurv might take i"i,0 tru-t ceuipnn protect- the alme-. n pcllld ''11110. .mil a periwinl.!-. , a bit the worse for liquor. 0n St. Lawrence Project
action before is life expire- te- lvin and matures the eherl-htd plans It mnj have been a nasturtium, but in- .idvem wai ltH-ined ny ueei vviblinteii Mnv '.".--The Slate
. summoning some et tne count." ,., ,,,, .lead. deilared .1111150 .1. .1. It loe'.e.i meie UK.- a penwniMi- 111 in- iiaricv. c-i .-iiiiniivni lib ini 1, m ,--": ,1.1.,,i 1A.,. (i,n. u
ies. . . ,,,er. President .Tuns- of the Or- . buttonhole. charge .U tw- .lance wlie told I nines -. - - -,.',.,.
Offers of these efHelals. however. . Cel.rt 0f AlleSbcn.v Ceuny. in I r,- conversed nffablv with Samuel , te leave 1 nines vveui. inn w uieu ou - "."'..-" iw niin):nP.s , hecin
deplored any criticism et tum .,i,i..,.-;!. the bankers en relations of n ni.l.ile. lm wen. one of hi- -irik- " """ "'.l'"l """" ..'" '"7 .:-.i.,. t ..,,... i..n -iili n (rentv
fl effect that thc-A had swallevvcl "' ,1,nnf. n. tiduci.irles with tlie I . ,,n,,e.-ne,l cellar, and the inevitable ! light .'"' lellpweil ItalllCS tell anil "'"V" 1.. t I .,,..r.., nmilnre.
s story who!,-, an.! asserted that '.' ' .-Vij befre ml the v blew and f-eld cla.es. and. of . curse, some ether struck in. bend en llie sidewa K Me V1-"' ""-',, ' .,,. Pnini, vessels te
might have appeared 10 de s.,. n , '"..,. nldi. the aged, strengthen the tblmrs. ' " taken te tlie l licstnui tin llnspi- f-' ' ' ' . . nu " v" ,.,,. ,,.,
te threw him off his guard "".,. :.i. ,i,e lmnrevideni. .INceurai-e ;,- ..... ..a- ..... .. Jul. where an . ia -bowed bis skull '" " ' '. ';.,...,, , ', , ,.Un,..n.,n
. . . . it n ik 111 e ...... . r-. 1 nn 1-11 in 111.-1 i-i s:iii iiiii-iiii:i ih-h . ie 1 . 1 .- . 1 i-i iit-i-ii 11 1 11 ii 1 1 111111 1111 s uhm.ii.i.i
aid did nor e. 110 a "'" .,,... ,,,,,1 ,.,. ,-.i.. the nmi.l ............ .......,,,.. ., le liae iieen iracnin-ii. ,;..: :.
The Ilesolutieni Cemmitiee pitnarini
the platform worked 'null early tout'
en the drnft for presentation ' tn th
conventlei:. il was completed without
disagreement. The Until drnrt centaine,'
no refereiue te any change irt ie
present direct primary taw, allheiiil.
in nilvance of the convention there vvm
uiucli discussion ns le the ndil-abillty
of receinmeiuling n return te tlie con'
wnt inn system of nominations. s
licveililse Praised
In ndilitlnn 10 Indorsing the Uepub
lieiin National dmlnistralien 1 110 plnj.
form included praise for Senntnn
I .TmiiP'i K. Wnisen nntl Hnrrv S. Sm
j nnil an inder-einent of tlie candidacy of
1 Alper. .1. i.everiiige as .vir. .New & sue.
Edith Weed, of Phlla., Ccnvalesc-; cesser. '
tnn cm nimai in Parln A program of speeches begun at the
Ing Frem Disease In Pars ' 0MMI1B ,,, f the convptitie,, Tf,!
Paris. Mny ''. My A. P.)--inetP,.,ily vvns centinupil teda. 1'elW-
death of Hev. Dr. A. II. llnlRiizlan. , lnR (,P nddresses the program lednv In-
president of the American ( ellege nl ,,u0i ndoptien of the platform.' rt-
Kenla. Asia Miner, is announced In a joc-plien of committee reports and nnm-
dispatch te llie Near Knst Helief an- j luntinnts for Secretary of State. Audi.
t het-it ies here from Constantinople te- , ,or nf state. Treasurer of Slate, State
day. The message read: "lMIth Yoed. Superintendent of Public Instrnrtleti,
of Philadelphia, a Ued Cress nurse nt- flerk of the Supreme and Appelate
tached te the Near Kast Helief. has t'nui-is, one Judge of llie Supreme Court
arrived here from Hnrpoet. She is con- and four .ludsres of the Appellate Court.
valci-cent from typhus and plans te re- Tliere was only one contest for tliei-
lurn in the I nlled Htiucs shortly. , ..Qices, tliia being for Supreme Court
Miss Weed brought news of the death Clerk.
In Hnrpoet of Professer Ilalga.imi. He Most of the speakers today were local
was a member of the group of iulluentinl ' party leaders. Senater Wntsim ilcltv
1 1 reeks and Armenians who were being ered the keynote address yesterday,
transported into the interior. He was Other addresses were mad., by Mr.
taken III with typhus en route and died Tlvcrldge and (Joveriier Mi Cray."
In the Anieilenn hospital nfter ten ti-iys
illness. lie was a graduate of Colum
bia I'niver.slty and I'liien Theological
Seminar, and had received the degree
of doctor of philosophy from Pale 1 tit -ersity.
MEXICAN EDITOR SLAIN
HYLAN NOT CANDIDATE
Morene Shet Down In Dispute With
Dsputy Llorca
Meice City. May .-.- Ulv A l'.i
- Ajsensalien wns'cau-ed tf.da.v hi nub.
licntieii of the news of the sheeting ad
the reckless nnu euceiii.i.- u..- iiniu. M an..u f .h,,..,,.,!,.,! aitlcles for -ale
In nerferm.ince e. tins stewani-inp. et.,,, ., e-sten.-tve collection of ven-lt-dutlea
and responsibilities an- great. .en,be' volume-, ranging in degree ,.f
Snt less are the duties nr.d re-pen-ibl'i- , itert Irem Taussig's Prln.-ipb-s of
ties of the cenn-. 1 iniiii.iiii.--s ..11 me , econeinics" te Dendvvoed Pick.
Magistrate l.indell held
further hearing.
I
III
( "I My hone-fly tlmt tlie whole story
' M
part of tne 1 nisi eiiiii'uii.i "."i jh.u.-i.ii
I'lirnc--. en the part of the curt go
hand in baud if each would merit the
Well done, poed and faithful ser
vant.' "
RUNAWAYS REACH COAST
Twe Philadelphia Beys Reported as
Arriving in Les Angele3
Jeseph Itleck. fifteen .win- old. lill
I.ansdewne avenue, and Benjamin Itei-
111. 111. sixteen vein-- old. OHL"- I.ansdewne
avenue, who disappeared from their
I home May s. reached l.es Angeles yes-
icrilnv none tie wer-c e.r 1111v1.11; unii-ii
ig. New reveat...ns. expected from r "' , (.0iui.,n,.
inonyn.eus Wter received by Ols- j ,lm1. -vu ki,nf b ,,, ath(.,. , ,,.
Attorney WcU. were looked for , w,th ?L,, tf) bl ,1,.,,0-it.sl The
m,
ifees net ring true te me. u p are new
checking u the discordant notes."
Beth SherllT Werner and Dimn.-r
'Attorney Weeks appeared before tlie
Grand .Tury after a Ien; conference
-with Supreme Court Justice Seeqer.
who last Monday r.-lcji-e.l Ward under
$10,000 bail.
liCtter (iie Tip
I,at"t-hnur developments have aroused
tile questler as te hew long Waul had
Jieen acqunin'ed witli Peters before the
killing
an anon
tret
Vs?' , . r, .next heard or the two boys cam
The nresectitiiT: official is confident I , ... . ... ., i.!tt-lmri-!i bv
- .r , ,. - 1 it, iirii.. r,.... ..v. .,.. -
inn mxiicr. who cininien i" in- n -.iiui'r
and te have known Ward, will eme
here nnd reveal lus knew ledge a- te
what' led 1111 te and cau-ed the death
of Peters, also nt one time in another
branch of the Cnitcd Slates feicc-.
"I, de tint believe a crnnl; wrote th.v
lttttr," said Mr. Weks. who showed
It te, reporters, bu: did net r-ad it.
'nnd I have a cine as te hew I can
reach blm. T would net hc surpnsed if Qu.zed About MMhen-
hc arrived in White Plains some time v,lc,ls lu ut w
Iteday and talked. What 1-e says. I he Dellar "Deals"
lleve. may be of gteat value In tracing I )-,,,, Andrews former SeO-i-week
the hidden depths of tin- story Wu:d;r;prj. ,,f j.;, n Dier ,. ('.., bankrupt
tells." broker-, but liter a .s'HOU-a -week
The Peters family 111 Haverhill. 1 cashier, and s-ill later a prosperous
11 i-.... liovei-ninoi 1.
'" lul Seereinry Hughes dispatdicl his note
en tlie suliject en May 17. te the Prit-
..if- itiiT-n niermi 1 r-r Ish Amlinssniler. who Is understood al
F SHES W TH BASEBALL BAT I the Slate Hepurtment le have forwarded
the communication premmplly te the
Reading Officials Puzzled Hew te Canadian Ceverunieii.
,d,th aad S'.Uv9S.-n.Sk .-! FRENCH BACK UP RUMANIA
tln-r.t'es ate puzzled hew te begin pros- J
.eutl.-i ngaln-t 1 :.rry Ke-tara. aged Steps Taken te Guarantee Pretec-
feuir.-n. vie. wa- e.inght by a park' ten 0f claim te Bessarabia
'guard Mlllns hsh with a baseball bat ,. , yl 2r..-(P.v A. P.)-Stcp.s
- in the seidlisl, pond. I here tire some , , ,ak ,0 ,m,0 F..mp( ()n rr(,.
f t heusand Hsli in tlie pond and all lire , . .,. . , inie'e
tl.e Mkiw lenimlltc l.reai.-.ist the fel- f, by kiddles who toss bread te tliin. , , , ,Pvsnrabin. Vice Preralev
lowing statement, prepared by Is.-,.,,. H. I As u , n.e,p,ene,- the l.sh are quite, ,,, nnll0,ince,l iu an address at a
( lethier. who serves en that bed; -. , i:,me. eung Kesjara bad .summoned ,VP, , nnnn. of ,1k. iult)im.
llepri'srmir.g tee jier-i' miew i em-1 several iiniiiiirn n-n .-..-.- ... .... ....... jin i,.Pmiec m. Ivratiane.
'M. Hintiaiifi kept 111s premise, made
. . . . 1.1 -...A f hi-..
It. Is said, a program of niodincuiiens 1 eecs nei 10 u ." -- - miiing him own 01 ...-us .. .iercn),
in the Hsch -Cummins law which would Yerk City Hall 1 Hiter of HI Hera de de Ie-;lre, by
of an lixccutiv suggctien in their meeting last night. .. ..is believed the sheeting grew out of the
SSSn. veCiry1 rcduc "7 T ' a & ffi "jfe
"Tt' agreement with railroads having nd date .for the -rnersbij. of the , , , , ,, , ,
, I'eniinei-ce loin- '.'" :-,-, :. .:......;..... ., directed meie :i,:iiiii .uurenu 5 rritl-
failed, the Interstate
mission went a
decision
Commodities Hate Favored.
-i-ct'iti. Commerce loin- '" '',, ,' : .: , .directed meie iiiihm ,vi
head and n nneunei-U its "ticate of elect en and trHnsportatien te ,., f tll0 c-latP (!l)VPn,
head and announced A,bnnv x ,Voul(I I10t nccept it. ' Cru7, mn nR(llllgt nllJ. ,1Pt
rnineni of Vera
l.nMeminl .....L.
.......... .... i . m V.I ll' IIIHII l,lic. ...... . tr.'lllll liai:,
"It r enlr n trick te get me out 01, ,. w..r i,,i i ,.-ti 1,.
City Hall." he added. "I have been LP0 the'enrly tevolittlenary davs. snil
'elected by the people te a job that T nm ! wns np(lvc (,itPs. Uc assiimeil the
There was n complete radio receiving
-e, iu the clgni.tti- booth, whhli did
a land ofibe buslne-s thi"ugheut i!ie
dac. Most of tiie patrons came te smoke
and teinalned te listen. An mormon mermon mormen
L'iii cnse. containing the imprc-siv
-il er cups whl.-li se-nel...ily will wi.i.
In t red in fient of the ftand. guarded
lis a 1 il 1:111 cl.nl iitfcntkin .
In tne radio 1 ereineiiv at tlie open
ing et the sev . ;i repre-ent.it im
1 1 a
llleck
1 te In- mother, -.lying lli'-y wen- Leaded
fcr l.es Angeles.
.iere letters during ilu 'our-e of
iitir jiilgrlmuge fol'ewe-l. and a '"ln
er.n 1 tiem friends of Mr.. Uleck. I.vmg
in l.es Aiigele-. ve-tenbic iinneiiic ed
that her -en had arrived.
LOANS TO DIER QUESTIONED
31 ass., claim te haw a postcard from
young Peters from Seuth Carolina.
listed early In Mnv. The rejection of
Peters by the Marine Cusps took place
i!ed "Sfay 11. nicmdlng te lievituncnt
rpert8. Allowing fei tlie slierie-t pos.
Bible time. Peters, could net bnei at -rived
In New Yevk before May 1.'!, .mil
broker in In- own right, will be tlie
nriin I. al w lines- before ill.- referee iu
' New Vesk today. ardiiig te Claren'.
I I.eeb, Liiiillury rei elver here.
I Mr l.eeb s.i.d Andiews vviuibl he
I :isl;d te ei.p'aiii e.n- aggp gating mere
1 r him a million dollar-' v."rth of col cel
li tern I the I)Lr hook- ui' -.nil te -iiew
untie of th" 1 lev en Herse Slew and . by feeding.
Ceuntiy hair. Inc. I take pleasure in
declaring tin- gie.it 11111111.il !iihiti"n
new open. Tin1 lir-r cla cs of the dn
will show breed mares, colts, novice
herts and green hunter-.
"The afti-ni en piegram wil sh..
novice -iddlc anil harness bei--i-. and
llie great thoreughbted bunting eln . .
Competition will I-- etrenu-ly Interest
ing in these purte iilar classes. 'I he
r.tterr.oen will wind up witli a be.n.tiful
ct.i-s of .saddle hiir-e-, with twi nlv -ivv
entries, iiiitl tin- gient open-te-all jiiinn
ing eln.- nver l!i uutside ieure, wii.i
in v-iity -"ii'.- nine-
Tiiilay. Sati.r.la . Mendav an.i
Tue-dny . cm I. .1, iv niini-i's a me.t in-ten-tliig
pregr.iui. due anneiinccii.. 111
in' which will 11" giwn."
'Il.tieigli'iiii the da bulletins of ill"
show and n suits in 1 he various class' a
were br.'iiil'ast from the -tatien.
lii-l'.Si: -IK'W SlM-MAKIKs
le the hiillk
Then wlien a group ap-
. . .11.1. . 1I...1 . ... .1..
prarcd li I'hik a del"' liuu. .. iie
. "iiti-r ii'id gin hen .1 up the casualtle-.
I den'i knew what 10 de witli
Cenm man Danipnian Mini, "lie
in 1!U0. 10 block the path against the
Relshevists-." said M. Hartlieu. "To
day I have signed a ldll guaranteeing
He'ssarabla te Hutnanla, which I trust
will pass."
BUSY WITH GUARD PLANS
., !, ,,,-j I... ,1, coin- "'lecieu ey 11..1 ir.iu. i 1 j..u s "' . wns acllVC III politics. lie a
. ' r.r" . Inc'liirizent lv has ?"i"P. t hw' ""' ,,le r,,rt 0I ,n-v editorship of HI Herulde less than tw,
IIIUUILM? p(-i.s.m - ' IflFin '" .(aiiMiii it a.
Illtll .
in'iie mm 1 fn t txiul an law ncanibt :
n-hinu v it h a linsrball bat."
WARNS OF PISTOL-HANDLING
Corener Points te Danger After
Fourth Accidental Sheeting Death
1 '.ire.ier's Jurv heard evidence te-
dav 111 the fourth death icsiilting from t;,mn for the vaiieus encampments nt
icldent.il automatic pl.-tel shootings jit. IJreina and Tehyhnnnn thbi snm-
w.tl.'n the la-t month. In holding ,,.,. nrf. in-ing worked out by Adjutant
Ilariy ChieUnr. -T'J'.l Stiles strett, (;PI1P.n i.'r; j. Peary with rcpre-
for tlie ttrand Jury. Cornner Knight sentntivs of iln- eiiartermafter's d"-
i.Sf-uei a warning that pei-M.ns -heuld ,,nrtment and the railroads. The scheil-
net hni.dle iiisteis uniess un-j u.nn-i- ! wlu . worked out ncceruing in or
Reuting of Units te Encampments
New Being Prepared
llai-rlsbiinr. Mnv ".".Plans for the
muting of tlie nulls of the National
1 ',i 1. 1 l- "I HunlT ninv, V r
I'.nal li "r-n lln T . "ii'U'i-r, r-.iril
Wuisi ci ir.;- s, HuBLruc-K -hlril Aru.'i.
M..n h nci
l j. v . ai.'tiK h'liiiTi- Hrf
Invi-- 1 'l Ar.""i..i -1 MnK'i k.1)J i-
Im went en ids death rule "ii the mglit
of May 1.". The Ida kmail plot lind
been geln en for m weiks aecenling
te Ward's story .
vis 'iianeil liv Andrews m 1 ner. 1 in-
rrie.ver.s veil' 1" que-iiuii Andrews, im
wa- .aid. ati" .t . 11. ;s ..r n-gin
1 m.d ether servp cs
1. 1. CKliccted that tl.e I Oer bulling.
?V a M r ATUI CTC CI nOCO.1111 1 -' Walnut .in-et. v il be turned
X-P. M. U. AlHLfclt hLUrhS.ver I" Tlie..dei Pe-cr In nit-iiiiii.l
t- pre, ser bought it from I iter fur
.-slSD.Ollll. suhje. I te 11 tuertgngc of
Sl.'t." (Mill It Is said tin' l)b-r was
given sj:p).llfll in iiiiviitiie en the sne
price 'I'lits lenvi's the 1 ii-.- 1 ri-dilers
an eq lit "I .nlv SI". 1 km 1
t'.. y. !
l'.rin
''i.i N
1 1.i ,.T r.-,,.
V,. lii-erc
I il a.
rir'. '!'
I'lC
til
!.e,
I..
I 1,, I jr ,
,1 ' , ,T- e' 1 h int.-i - I -
i,v(r'. - r..r.n. ..v'el M"-r
s HvsbreiKk -hir-l 1 u k
ial f-'.ine
4 t'l-v-va --"I I 1 in-t.
1 -M t -.1 tiu-i J 1 H1 1.1 - .
p, t .tei rie- s Jlhsi,-. j,-l
tmnil bow te use them.
Clackner shot Walter A. Wittlg.
jeweler. 1 "'i'i North Twenty -eighth
stre. t. while showing him a new uuie-miiti'-
whi.il In- thought wns net leaded.
Wittig. In a dying statement, cviier
ilteil Clnckliel
568 MOTHERS GET 390S0
f'cnthlv Disbursements of Assist-
ganlzatiens owing te the different peri
eds of fipld duty In addition arrangement-
an- lieing mad'.' for the
transput tutien of stoics.
Thu l'.-nnsy iviinln Nntlennl fiuard
new comprises lii.'l units
Funeral of Jehn B. Hartranft
The funeral of Jehn 11. Hartianft.
widely known in musical circles and
ii-ganlst of (irnce Lutheran Church
. ....- i... .-.1... y....... '.'. .,..!.,., .. nu l.nl.l .Ml nfternnnn from
nnc- FunclS maac ey v.vy icavcruciv i.i.-in'.ii. .,..- ......
'.- h . ....... .,r ..... his home nl l.-i Kast Seymour street.
1 ii 1 'n imie.i
the
MOTHER OF FOUR FREED
Neighbors Get Weman Released
LrfERE WITH ALLENTOWN GIRL
LV uitlllam C. Seaton and Alice Wale
Wed as Surprise te Friends
William Clese Se'.te'i. fetuii-r I'eiiu-
I aylvanla Mllltnry Celh'e athlete, and
e Mlu Alice -uury unip. stealing quiet
hfiif away from their homes In Allentnwn.
Ki cajne te this eltv and were mnirietl y..
IL...J., In 41,.. -l. ....... I. Vletnn.llll I li,,r,nl
I " '".' "'".. "..""''." rrnm a..,,unr,-hlp vjvarri
,OI the Metliedl-t i.piseenai 1 iiurcli. I - - 1 -
Sixty-first and Chestnut streets, by the A petit. en signed ,v twenty -two
Itev. SV. J Downing ' neighbors Im bro ight .iheiit the i-eiea-e
The marrlnse was planned as n sur-1 trein tie- psy tn.pathi ward et tin
priw. The only attendants were A. 1 Philadelphia icinr.il ll"spiliil of .Mr-.
tfarsen Simpsen. Jr. and Miss Nina 1 Lucie I)a'estin... Sixty -tnurth -mil Cnl
TraU, relatives of this city. 1 low-hill sti'el- M. whs -em t the
Mi- Hpiiten erniiunted at P. M C. I hespual en a curt eid'-r obtained by
-lnlllUS. where lie wns a member of I her liu-binul Ii.inlil.
r' the cavalry squad, lie served eveisea- I be l eg-H Aid r.ui.i.u ip.inu.i n..-
E-fwlth the Cea-t Ar'i!le,-v during 1 c woman was -111,.- .111.1 '11111 ner i.-sim. 1.1
1A. -- 5.- ... ... . . . V . 1 1 ....1 1 ...... !..,,.. ,.l,i .I...., 1.. 1 I,..,,.
tie 1 tlie son 01 uuriley 11. r-c.i- '"'" -
nj' i.ii-n iiiiii im.- mei -i. fin -,i
Mf l.eli-i l'ltll.i.'i. who iil'l, aliil
tile petition hlls allliligeil ii.n' .
ling". line tui'l a Ie111p01.11 li.iiiif.
GIRL ESCAPES AT BYBERRY
Mary Callahan, Patient In Mental
Hospital. Flees In Night
Mary Ciilhil'itn. twenty two, a pn.
tit-til lit the I'liilildelplilii lln-i.iiil f,.
Menial Dl-eu-fS at Ilvberrv. di-ap.
pi-arid from the uistitiiiieu Inst nlgin.
Nene of the attendants his yet dl--ceveied
bow -he get 0111 of iht doruii deruii doruii
teiy. She is lei-- than hve feet m hn.'ht.
weighs about 1-'I pound-, and ha- dark
bulr. When la-1 seen sin- vvik c'eihed '
In a pink and white ginjiuiiu dre-.. a
light blue bw enter ahd black s'lue. .imj
Htecklngs
R00. ANI BtlARDlNU TO FIT YOl'R
purse tn-vrllliK. r Z)Atv.
i noieiiii 11,. 1 ad liw 1 an v l li -it
11 . 1 .1 1 ii'i iiuiiiiiiiv 11. in- 11 1 u nuiiii' in.' -
lhV:.ir,,W.'.Ve,iGhnu.';::- v.T Br"""'1, ""rHvencn ndc . die , "I vi"l W nf,fr Wnw in church
,!.. .; ..-n-n- S.m.i.i I; ii - y.-steniiiy w ,thv em i. i.l. . inayl , , ,,,,. from Tnnn.
,,,i .r.i.r, i.-ii-i!i. ii.M.ji.rn..i. M.it... f the latter being canled in arms, the .' M Hartranft was conductor
"";,: ', V?" iSv.'rt.rn'.V,,,, - ew,0? ,!.n,i0,hthrte iH "U efX r.is-n'-Conservn.ery of Music. He
f.rc -.-ut.in Z-m-.M Wrn. If M.-r. vr. ', luent.s made e tin '''"3 ' ' " '' J1"! K survived bv II w fe and daughter
ILV'W" ,bWW,lVsX.n TW ilarbara.-anirfour.ens-John.Nehon,
,,::.JA,nH;,V,ch ,uxr? !r ,'? ",,K" "' - -
ui. I .V'.- Prln.-s if..ra. It i l.p ri.- . , n-enr month wn ."flKI.MI, il'strliillteil MrB Rese Deyle
b.rl M . .1.-1... Jehn V.m.l.-K l,neiitr .Vis women, tin- ineth-r. of "", , .. ., .. . ...
, ...,! .,uHn, m-h,v se '"""'J: .,,, Hilldien under fourteen The funnuil of Mrs. Us,. i),,y e will
... i-n w .irei rami s- .id '.-ihp h''"1.' ,- lni ,,.,CP tomorrow morning from her
...n-J .-ufsi,,. r..rn. -li.n Awi,'i years of age. ....... .n -.ns (Vvt-rni-.l street, w ill. serv-
.... ...... w ..,....... II. III..'. .a,.,. -..........-.--.. ..........
1 I , ",l! Ullk Ml,! ,1 H
much support. The i.e-calleil reiermeis
in the Jnlerstate commerce iuiiuuetiw..
Itself favor il. Secretary Hoever is
understood te have urged if Mrengly
en the railroad presidents ar .ir. nan - ,
lug's dinner, nnd. of course, the agri
cultural bloc naturally supports;. One
of the great purposes of the bloc Is te
obtain special consideration of tlie
farmers in the making of freight rates,
lint if enlv horizontal cuts; are possible
no such special consideration may be
obtained. , , . , . ,i
Outside of this decision that the
making of commodity rates is prohib
ited by the. law which blocks the way,
unless Congress acts te give llie Inter
.i.i. Cnminnriin Commission tlie fullesl
llbertv In political rate-making the
present decision of the Interstate Com
merce Commission 1st important in one
ether respect.
It practically reverses the Idea that
has guided the Iuteratate Commerce
Commission In the past that rates must
assure the railroads a minimum return,
rive and three-quarter per cent is
nppatentlv established as a maximum
Instead of a minimum teturn for the
....n.iu if the l-niula earn mere than
that it will be n algnnl for another cut
In rates. If they fall below that there
is no indication that they will obtain
Tlie decision, it Is generally believed,
will help In business recovery. 1 he
fault found with it ia thut it is net
se shaped as te de the most geed po
litically and economically.
As for the r.iilreadrt themselves, they
are, m view of the likelihood of further
congtesMenal action, left in their old
unccrtnltm. without adequate resources
and in u peer position te obtain money
for needed betterments.
City Treasurer's Repert
Tlie t'itv 'Treasurer's report for the
week ending yesterday, shows receipts
of SI .OilO.OTiO.7.'. : payment nf .si.L'.S-J,-71)7
IK and balance of ijKl.T-lO.hll.im.
I months age.
The Sapphire
symbolizing truth,
sincerity, constancy
A Bridal Gift of Happy Significance
J. ECalmell & Get
Jewelry - Silver -. Station nty
Ghbsimjt and Juniper Streets
I r.un Ml
' 1. . .
M.ir.'ii.'-i Q
II, il. I
.1. Vl-lO
",l!lIlO. tl 1 .
i Hamilton l-nrrns
. I ..f'.v. r i: jim. i
Ur.UI . mini '!- i I- it 1!
,1
BRITISH OFFICER SHOT DEAD
' .n,n le- riei" eaiii'-n in n in.--- thi!i
Irv i.tf- i Au-."'.i- ''.,y'.ls 1 irn s.eetij
i, nil. 11. "i. r.i.'ii. third 'Ii'.- v'l .J
t r. I. ii" Pnir.i
' ,li s 11-' 'f.' .l" il 1 l.e t' ''x I'lrnl
l'n i: M." I I) Hm- ..'.,i. I Ha-
, i ).- , ... tin. , I'd' 1'i.rru rinr.l lUni
.i i I... I Wi ..a ', hmt.j Dili Pann
lun.ie. -'
ices al St. Antheny's Catholic Church,
Twenty .third and litwater streets,
m.... Dm .. i ed nl im- .vi -ericeniiii
Assistant Commandant of Police at jspitnl 'Merula afternoon after thiee
Caire Is Assassinated
Caire. K-t. M '. l" A
1 - Wilfred Cave, n llnti-h "flicer
. . .1..... ..f .,.,!., ., I,.,..
u,.i'inl . etllirilllOlllll "I I"'"'- "'
IM
as.
was
teturn-
. ii.. :.. L.....I. ,.. I... i,fw
weeKh illness, em . ' "',,";'
husliand. Mai tin P lteyle. widely
known sportsman, and her two children,
Anna and Martin, -'r-
Gelf Suits
One feels the uplift of faultless attire. It helps
the game, adds zest and distinction te the sport
and gives greater joy and pleasure in playing it!
Gelf Suits, rcady-to-put-en, also madc-to-erdcr
Buaincsa Suits, made te order, $115 up
Rebert Stewart, 1501 Walmat St.
Sporting and Mufti Tailern : Breeches Makers
rvv Yerk .Stere, J. i:nt 47th Street
JL
DEATHS
I i--TV - MM- l!-. ISAUKI.I.A. wlfe of
v tlT uTaKen.1 uniri VBjturdav, h,J. A,
."hirer, 10A. M. Inttrmcnt Jlel Cre..
i.-i-mi-trrv.
nr.Diiu.NU
i
MAIDS AM) MATIUHS
fyij. J. M'ss Wnlp 1. the diiughtcr of,
r-i,f . i.-.i.. . . vi vv .... ii...
t.ur. ami .nil". r.u. i ..i .ni. .nu-n- ,
JP.tnwn. Tbev will leave lomeirow en I
KU il.AlH Itnneeillllll.l 111 'il .'11.11 l-'.'lll. .1.1.1
i, e;.. ' - ......
Watklu (lien. N Y
Innnman Freed an P.iucer Law
&, .v. ... ,....:
r VieiOr .r'i;eihiii, ui-ieiin;; -nioeii-l4,l.i,rr
who wns lined SI (It Ml at tlie
Itltatft term of I nited Stales District
fcHiWOUft Hill siiu-t ipienu.v hi-iii in jiiii
k.,v,vien lie' iicciareu in ceiiiu uei pay me
K.T'iiift. wan relcils d lednv atter se-inig
f-tfili' weeks. An investigation bv tin-
L.Inited Htatcs tustri t ,Mleniey s in
Ilea yeterjnlned ihut Mn)ilkl was nor
BMnelaJly able te pa tne line
-c. umv te rHtii.nxu i.nr.
F - sim ciic-t Jfemed th iltive wi nf p-ilaens
liitliiu uie.l te re.lucn ih.Klif from epviu.
n- Ai .l ... nn. nuaTi-i ill mmniii iiiiiiiih-
....,..! ll. vlilan Caminlltit. it 111 uf
..rSid'flul 4vtIepmnu of cUna. la
' .,.,.1 killed vesterday wlnl
',ng home from a bicycling trip
stU bullets of dirfeieni k.nd were
found In the body of Jlv. Cave, proving
s'77' lri V mil' FI) ih'" tber" "'ns bW' tlirli em- as.i,sin.
.1 i . ll;l jJn i-iU .( .,,.,.,..( i.nve been made Cum ce
i.'..i'..',,ri.d ... tin- lied.vgui.nl of Yin-mint
Milnei. lerinti- Mntlfcli Su-r. tary for the
I olelllCs.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
s-;.iis ujiy i, hi" si.ie. mi I ilmul- of
.a. hue dec'. 1 Mav iii lici implies!
uiiii.!, I iiu.ir.iii. a.'low in fro. k of i CnllllH.swned. N. .. -May i. -U
I nil an s.n.iri. r -l.-.d.-s. pn-ent.d a , nllii niativ rcplle-i te a pepul.ir vel.
..I. Mi-s, .,,,. se-riig for vvhi.' pn.iiil-.sib-, in. iii muni for iiii.uIiiiib. ( ullnigs-
'-. - . 1 ill 1 1... uiliilllD't Let. in ... -
...ug l,i.; tiii iS..- Kif.uniiM nnil -tun 1 . iiu turn tin- C ellIiitfwiHHl M-wirii;"
i
i...t..i i. nt. ! unf lit.s,i,i -t .it rvttintiv niiil 1 till
M 'l I" I1l t t II l II IIM Ml -l I i V l'lll , - . ,1. I
.mil tii. 'preposition, iioiuem. ........... --... .....
Mauv eiiiMciive gowns nnil fr.icl ' postal cnids te every lieuse in the town
'. . .... i. .. fun hi' npnllikl inn Iim
In Hie in ii-ilii c. a little ill vi - i.M.mi: mr u '" '" " ' ".".
ll'rhanl H i'preat l"3 H Till M nnd
l)"r :im h Mulli'-rn I til 3 I I .nikfn. , e,
renrl tlimili. '."J Emily l . un.l Add.
J Willi's 710 Merry pi.
s-c-.tt .1 I.ainl. riii'tliij nnJ I.l sabf th
12 Mi.lnr. 'I i'.l S '.'JJ il .
Uiu'.a K 1""- -It-1 N l". ht "'" "fa1"' r
t-m roll .'ili-J N Uanenlpli Hi.
I enn llurke. IHel N 1 ' ' "n't Sadie
n'lumnn 13-J N Mtl. -!'..,
Si'i'DMi) l.i.xnrl.l. ' i-utl'.i N J. nnd
HihiilKlnn.. llnU.Ka 1707 .Mlliier Nt.
Illi-he-d tlrirf.n l".'tl Turei it . hiid .Scrrtse
i; llnll I lfiil'J llviilrr i
Milin-.ii. j"'nev 7'l tntliailn nt , and
' iina it I'dippli "in I'lttlinrlnn i
ltimen Ontilltfb 70.-0 KhnwoeJ .1 . rnd
Lena Susen. i4tl Jiirsi.n nl.
1 i.ii.H -I llTterm H3J7 N illli m , nnd
',.'. 7.,,. . ei. ,nr xil.il HiirliinllrM ue
It as n millilflpal I.-if.lrr'ck t" W-lsshmir. Niulium. .V V..
........ ' ' ' ' .' ..r . ..l.l ..... ....r. ..
HIHl 1I...I .. I".-.'-, " . V. .,--.. n.
WlPnm Wllkb.H l.'.'-'l Winter Pi . nd lu
m.,.,. i Kill V rrnnltlll. hi
,,t" utir.Tvv tSJ Wu1: n nnd Yt-tte Kinh.
in
mj.. "i JAMIIH. beloved
en of Wi'lllam 'and th UvW Catlierlii, Ill
.iun.1 Inra Hrett). Ill 111" 2ll yl-r. Hllu-
tltri unci frln.i InvlU.I te funeral Binur
tlttv, 7 30 A M. tlm the rehldt-nte of his
fivlhr a; P) A st. Keaulem malia at thn
hvircn -if tl. Vl.ltutlen U A. M. Intirment
New "uthlral -'niur.v Wl mli.gten, )1,
KHA1.UV. Mnv H-". tIIAUI-CS V . . liur
l.nii.l of the into Annis Krnlry. Funernl
Ur"lre Snturday. 2 P. M. urectacly. from
Ida into ifstdeme. 1S21 H- Hiks st Inter
mom private North I'-dnr IIIII Crm ten.
Jr!rnln may vlew Iwdy Friday. te 10 l'.. .
MICKI.i:. -At Medford. N J.. Ma -J4
10-J2 Jt.llN. bu'liaad of Annie Mlcklr. uend
t-l. 'Sirvl'-t fiem ih rcldenc of niit ion,
William Mlekl" Medford. N. J.. Saturdiiy.
1 p M. tbiiiiirtard time). Interment J. e.
O- '"...' r.,!!",0O . , . r ,... ri
I'AUKKIl- Al v inrimi'i. .s. .' - -i ,
KATli: H wife of .ftineph 11. Parker nnd I
daughter or riebert -M. nd MHrlcj im.l
aa Itelntiv.ii iit-il f i lends Invited te funeral
mrvlre f-utiir.li.y. .Mny 1'7. a.fj'l P M nt
lin- uf r. .ln'.e fi.ta Park Drlv Jul. r
went Sllnam Cen.eicry ,,,.. ,
lUJUHY May -U. Wi2. JOHN- 1) hiis
Imil.t or Jeliunna I. Hurry (ne Keijib).
IlHlillvet un-1 trlenila, alii.) all iirvi.nUniliniii
nf which h wan a. member Invit'd te funeritl
8atiirda 7,3(1 A. it., from hln late iel
.ItiicV lfiia N With t. Hl.-h nwiKi nt Ht.
UrfKfrv'3 fliurcli 1. A M. Inturm-nt jul
vatu Hely I'reiH Cemetery.
At'Klin Al hl ltn renlrtenca. M.u N
(rne m , May 23 UlCOnut:. buiband of
l.eulfu Acktr Itel.itlves and frlendi alie
Mt.nrnn 1.0'Ine N'. DM, United Jlretheri Hn
rampmrr.t Ne. '-'i! Invited te funeral intv-i.-ei
-tniurday -.' I M precliely. nt ib
lnvld H. frbuler Dlclm. Dread nnd nir, nir,
memt "ts It.tirmcnt private. Vlevvui Hrl-
,lav, 7 tn It J' ..!. ...
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i
I
I New Yerk .Stere, 1.', i:nat 7lli Street I
, ftjj)gnP Sewing Made
vmr iLmmm u rianre
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'i '"" "" ..-.in -;"- - . i.e.-. iifin with mi nddlilniK.I "" h. , M-nn.i-.. - i'7 ..nni i" .-.i'. . tlvta nnd frl.-nt i Inv led tn ntlentl funern
Ml-s ii Ifbsiill Altemils wa.'cesi ill W:' ', ' r lr., , I , ' riedereK.it ('nl;eilt J' ", '1,n ' Lrv-Ii Hunrtay. !l I' M l All-r a ( hapcl,
Miieng .he .m-1, nrrivuD She was , - , c.s, of SM.tlOl e rg, ml e Hep -., J- 'J l-il ;.. W lSK ;;,, nd N d ., nuyuirru
trii.-tlvelv attitt-d in a gown of blnelj iicctssary fees. It tlntt Mlivei .,,.iiins .' le,;n wonhlnmen lU.-jpte.. r.l . i'.H-'iVllYHB wlfr nl 'liierii V I)yre
,,epe th. '1.1-n- villi a long CM f tl.e I W. Jn.l; has i-tcivcd I ill Ire I- e it- " ' nJ- ,, j ,,,,, ' '; "Ah 'et , !,,KNn ,V"lW.T," ..v. 'mAoeIV. Y'l.
. .. . i . ' .. ii I.I..I, ..., ri.ffe n 1 I te 1 V. te ill r-nrl A W 110. "US llnrmllaKU al . tintl ulura I .....-. ..r mla at renve.l rut nf (nm h
Mil-, in.tit-iiiii voe ,-i one., iii-.iv.-i ""- i im- ........ -- ----- ,, t.-tui u- ijjverinsien av. i - -- ji ---,-.1 -. r - .
..,,.- .....
Icr 1 iid he weie a iniisii'temi s! lined 1 favor 01 tne puiseti'-s
hat of bind; satin.
Mi--. Dnv-bl Kharii. witli Miss ICllen
Mary Cnf-sntt anil Miss Kugenln I
.nssntt, vicweu tne snow irem-
Alfred Mlrathtr limn l'eplnr
jlianci.n n.wt.ie, i.. i,uv.n pi.
i. n.nv.n. ip.'. mug
itev or anythliiN r el" "' ' ' ' utJ5I 0n Oltver A. JtcMullen. I'M N. Fellen at,
,vapa tl'a In the Fer Bale column today enlu,jt.rian A. Hnyder. H30 llSth nve.
-pna-e 20. ldi-.
and
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