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'V-inM I aten'l
fJr?; HWiahim erbauy about It."
tie Imntrlal Druf Company, which was
Mrttlutft culled the Imperial Chemical
flaauu. rv. ah tin) at that n
'5v. . keard of them?"
yii "Ne, 1 don't knew anything
;. i snow mere, is no letter et mine
Si4,J tn McConnell cat records, for I
lfi't write any."
"Wffi-li AM '"u (net nearly an
Meer and cerresDnndenee bear
;en the se-called McConnell con
ey case and the fraudulent with
awals were stolen from the files of
Snyjft'MtVMeCennell's elflw?"
r?4'i' '."I Jn't Artew anything
$ ' fkat Affair at all."
.;' ' yn hum ... ij. .l. ...
about
f O. "Mill nl Indnr.A It. TM...
T. Davis as Mr. McConnell's sneers
. aer?"
A. "Well, Mr. Davis came te me and
asked for ray support and Indersement
arid I gave him a verbal Indersement for
the place, but net a written one. We
want te keep out of that sort of thln.
I don't want anything te de with this
liquor came or the enforcement eihV."
Mr. Baker concluded the interview
y saying:
"Well, 1 don't mind saying that I
kare known for the last ten days that
this thing was te be blown off. Ne
surprise is being pulled en me."
District Attorney Celes says that
preparations for the prosecution of the
McConnell conspiracy cases are vlr-
complete. He also says that the
attendants will een be summoned te
Slead te the Indictments. He doubt,
ewevcr, whether the cases will be listed
or mat oeiere autumn, because of the
atate of the calendar.
The letter written by Mr. McConnell
his reply te an Inquiry made of
hl by Mr. Knker. Virtually nil of
the correspondence and documentary
evidence bearing upon the 100 or mere
fraudulent withdrawal permits Involved
in tbe McConnell case were stolen from
the files of the Prohibition Director's
once.
According te Mr. Davis, who was
formerly a member of the Legislature,
and Who succeeded MeCnnnll Pr.
fllbltlen Director, the disappearance of
these documents from the office files took
5 lace before he was sworn Inte office In
aauary. He declared that he could
tkrew no light upon their disappear
ace. Abe Flerman was credited wlt,h being
"the brains of the concern" by a Fed
eral agent, whose lengthy report en
the Imperial Drug Company is la the
hands of District Attorney Celes.
Flerman Alse Indicted
Beth Abe and Ben Flerman, as well
as their associate, Adelph Hcheenbrun.
were Indicted In the M,rnnnlt ..a-..
aad odd ethers rounded up In alleged I mlttee Probing Merger Produced
iu,fir,l'te boet,'(fnK operations. Total New Yerk. June !. (Mr A. I'.l
i. Jer, the. r"uP " POt up en Themns I.. Chadheurne. the lnwrr who
March 27 te the amount of $168,000. I negotiated the Midrnle-Inland-Ilepub-Accerding
te information new dls-'lle steel merger, lias purged himself of
Closed by District Attorney Celes, the contempt charge declared ngnlnst
two motertrucks containing sixty bar- him yesterday by the Loekweod I.egls
rels of whisky consigned te the ' Intlvc Committee when he refused te
Imperial Drug Company from Baltl- turn ever data en four ether steel com com
mere, were seized en route en Hep- panlea originally contemplating en
tember 21. Itebert J. Gottfried was ' trance Inte the combination. Samuel
Involved Ih this transaction. Gottfried, L'ntermyer, committee counsel, an-1
who. Mr. Celes says, Is new in New ' ""'weed today.
Tork, is amntir these Inflicted in i Mr. Chndbeurne turned ever the de-
Che .McConnell conspiracy case, and is
iitui wwiMff t .a I
under 30000 b.ill
SThe sixty barrels consigned te the
nperial Drug Company of Wilkes
arre were confiscated by the Govern-
am , was discovered the concern
tleuily, the enforcement agents found,
swyruuiB 10 .nr. i.eies, mat the Im
perial concern had contrived te get
withdrawn some 21)00 cases and eighty -nve
barrels of whisky. Hew the Fier Fier
aeans managed their operations was
Brought out In the evidence p'aced at
Ue disposal of the Federal Grand Jury.
Dr. Davis is a cousin of Judge Duvirt
of the United States Court of Appeals,
'Whose brother, a Camden lawyer, was
unsel for Sam Singer, who earned
tbe sobriquet of "the King of the Boot Beot Boet
Ieilrs." When Singer was before
Judge Davis he aslted te be replaced by
another Judge, because his brother was
IB the case.
MOTHER LOSES RACE WITH
TDalM COD urn didvie i ir-f
iinui run ncn dad i e uirc
nflneer Clampa Air Brakea Jutt
t i .4. 4-. e.. i-i .
TOO Late te Save Girl
Wilkes-Barre, Pa June 0. With
the life of her hnhv dainrhinp th.
r ISCIlt am IE IVflH If MlVIVHPa.1 thA nn.K .-..., .'i..ik ..'., rt "I. llir lllll-l'',. . ..
1 had no basic permit. The motertr.eks ''"empnnics entering the merger, which """V rf,lma,0"1 ""'t J,'j P cen
fe er returned I te , their owners , wcre submitted by Mr. Chadbourne. eterans wen d elect te take v
i SthTuah without T !,' .., ... owed that the companies had an .. ""' J nlrg ald at a total ces
r fused one h. th. v...t .V..u ... rage net earning enpacity of Sis.000.- -.-.""" mm ---j i-r n-nr nei
M Mr M.?ennell drU. v,heJ ,MLW' ' 00 ver the last ten years. The high or farm aid at a cost of $11 2.4.85.000.
f wL 'i-';..r"hf .. ?.v,d ,r: PakeriPeint was in 1017. wfien the combined The report then went. en te expla
li.L"7 V." "" ijueieu pre- pnrnlnira were SH0.0OO.0OO. nnt h 1..- that the estimates of receipts of
m vinniiw v n& mnrnHH mm m. j . m .... a r- ---, -, . .,..- --, ...... -' n-n
TJffce. Mri. Stanley Swerev w.i.l.,lillin8tek,r', .vvere Knbsequently with-
raced with a speeding freight train and
lest.
While busy with her housework et
Laurel Run, Mrs. Swerey noticed, just
M she heard tbe whistle of the ap
proaching train, that her hlld Mary,
two years old, was missing.
Leeking down the tracks which run
ciese te me house, tne mother saw the
oaey piaymg airectly in the path of.
the freight. Screaming at the top of
her voice, she dashed nlnna h Ha. n.
. the engineer, spying her flying figure '
and that of the baby, clamped eh th .
air brakes.
The momentum of the train was tee
treat, however, and the distance tee
ftert, When the train was brought
te a standbtill the mother was found
Along the tracks where the bad fallen
mri conscious.
The baby was dead.
SAFE HEARING DELAYED
Right of Police te 8elie Gaming
, avniasi uemc. up rrieay i
v. A petition filed by Jehn II. K. Scott,
.Munael for Charles Moscenl, te force
a. , . ...
:atfes selsetl In a iambi Inn raid lair
'...u .. i.. .. -
weelt in a clgnr store at i Seuth
IP.A iBeventh street, was net heard thu.
aerning. '
Scott requested a wvek's delay se hellev.e' 'lurln the tie-up of the Industry.
sMild reply te the answer filed hv Hi.
District Attorney's office In which it
wsi.miu (ne iuuri nau nn jurisdiction
awr ina aeiznre
neliure of the safes which are,)vn", bin? "h0"! by coal operators
I sole! as gambling device ' mkng advantage of agreements reached 1
te evade the law. "lth .M,v """V" te boost .their prices
Te."". . T . ""
4UHU--J
V Judge Audenrled granted the pest-
preement until Friday. P ,
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HOTELJANASUICIDE
Daniel Maxwell, of Hackettatewn,
N. J., Uses Shotgun
Hefcttitewn, N. J., June 0. pn-
' ltl Matwell, fifty -five years old, pre-
'J rleter of the Central Ifptel here, com-
fAV aWttea aulclde some time yesterday
& vT.anenioen ana was round shortly before
wMm&Ulhtln his room In his hotel.
iViH$22ft P,'?d aTiin In a vertical
tlen en the fleer, sat en the lied
BtlShed the trlecer with a attek. !
aeattc and financial troubles nre
'.aaarlbcd as the reason for th anlrl.l.
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kSfa'. SlaV S,V1?nUi
i iraei c navMninn, lars a or amall.
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Hefere her marriage yesterday
afternoon at the Prlnrrten Freaby
terlan Churth, U'Mt Philadelphia,
she was Miss Adellna Pattl Near.
neth are members of the quartet In
the church where they were
married
ARMY MAN ARRESTED FOR
GEORGIA BOMB EXPLOSION
Sergeant la Held en Suspicion of
Being an Accomplice
Colembua, fla., June 8. I By A. P.)
The first arrest In connection with the
recent bomb explosion nt the home of
Mayer Dlmen was made here yesterday,
when Sergeant J. t. Kimball, stntlened
at Fert Bennlng, was taken into cus
tody. Kimball was held without ball pend
ing a preliminary hearing. Police snld
he had corroborated certain statements
by persons uhlcb tended te make Mm nn
accomplice. He was held as an arcs arcs
sery before the fact te the bomb explo
sion, which, under (leersln law. is n
capital offense.
Ne one was injured In the explosion
which followed warning te the Mayer
that he must get rid of II. Gorden Hln
kle, City Manager. The Maver de
clined te de se, but later lllnkle left
for his former home In Altoenn, Pa.,
saying lie whs net belnj given co-operation,
which the Mayer and commission
denied.
CHADBOURNE YIELDS STEEL
DATA; FREED OF CONTEMPT
,llre'1 d"1'1' Mortimer L. Schlff. of the
I ! I sm
banking house of Kuhn, I.eeb & Ce
will net be recalled for further examl'-' ,
nation for this reason. Mr. Untcrmjer
In 1021. when their combined losses
were $11,000,000. Combined assets of
the three companies are approximately
S2ft3.000.000.
Mr. Untermyer said he proposed te
subpoena Wall Street brokers in an ef
fort te ascertain why the stock In the
merged companies was offered for s.ile
before the merger was completed.
RUMOR McCORMICKS AGREE
ON WEDDING OF MATHILDE
Reported Ready te Let Father Oe
clde What Course la Best
ChJcaxe. June 0. It is understood
i here tbnt Miss Mathllde McCemilck
"D wen ncr "ul Ier ieve ana that
plans for her wedding te her Swiss I
fiance. Max Oser. have been started
aln and 'H'" t,me wi.11 through.
Tne objections put forward by her
mother. Mrn. Kdlth Rockefeller Mc-
Cormick. a few weeks age. In which
she charged Oser with being a financial
drawn, and it was rumored Mrs. Mc-
Cermk-k had agreed te allow her di-
wrA itmnnii I-f nrntrl tV
;-.i1.m. .-. L" TFJl
McCenn ok
daughter.
It s'beleved tbftt Mathl de's recent
Ainnrlfltlnh u;lth her father, fmm whAm '
she was separated for ten cars, has J
made him sympathetic and that she 1ms
wen nis consent te wie inarcn.
Fermer Judee Charles S. Cuttlni- .
counsel ier .rs. .wrv-ennica, when
formed of the arrival of Saverle Datl,
n Mwis.s courier, the sutinefu-il hin-..
of the life history of Max Oser, said :
"It's all news te me."
!n;,h.nnhnt,c"u.dhc,erWbeUn!
Oser."
RUNAWAY COAL MARKET i
CTODDCft UnniCD eave'
' '"""" n i O
,-.. '
j Declares Seme Senators Have Been
Misinformed en Situation
niiiiii I
Tha Avunvta rnnnrfu nn ll,. -U i In addition tO
Waslilngtiin. June 0.-(By A. P.)-'??"
A Btatcment from Secretary Hoever de-
elftrln "the KNentlui thin.- .I...... ..t
,,rirrs j, ,iut the runawaj market
nfls wrn stepped, was the latest de-
Mm i... i .. .
"."i....w.i .. ..i i.i.iiiniMin wan
nulls i Inn in il. (. .. .1 .,..
situation and the nlans ailettimi i. n.
-.-"- - ........ .... , inr pirixn
secretary for holding prices at a fair
lh. Massachusetts, en the Henate
tloer )esterd.i that the public patlenm
'i0 ."'"i'' .th.P, Sw,rery;'1 Metenient
'J:cUrtd 'h,t, f,eme ?ft,1,e ?nuters
have been misinformed by misleading
tal'.ers who object strenuous!) te anj
attempt te restrain prices." The faci
r-iniuiiiciiii iruiii u mnsii Kroup nt re-
is, air. Hoever contended, that prices
have recetled from the level reached en
May in and the public has been pre-
lecien irem repetition or mi.1l ton ten
dltlnns. TRUCE IN CHINA
Wu
and Chang Agree te Discuss
Permanent Peace
Priilnr. .InM ft W Knl.l.'.. .1 1
nan t Chinese leader, an, I PhnnL '!.
I. In. Manehurlnn wr inn!. 1,1, v. ...,i 1
'en "ah armistice. The susnenslen of '
uesuiiiies la 10 rtintinue indl't ill t y
nil.ir hie m uiwuni u IJCrnin Mrl, I
I peace,
NOOMH AND BOAItDUta TO KIT TOtTB
pure in aOvtrtUIng, page te.Atv,
-
BEFORE SENATE
Soldiers' Measure, Reported by
McCumber, Faces Leng
and Bitter Fight
NO TIME FIXED FOR DEBATE
Wntlilnrfan. .Tun f) Th Soldiers'
Benus Bill was en the Senate rnlcndnr
teilnr huf iii,r.n. .teflnitn time
il?H for "it , "t !l' lerMlnn' '"ch.lf n
llmhpr. nf ) Vin,.nn Committee.
pim.11 .i.. . 1...1 !-. i,..
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ire en it,
unanimous reneiit. after a first effort te' llfa( nlplna; has been proceeding
present It under a consent agreement from he free state side of the ier ier
hed failed. innnegh-Cavan border during the last
ecster MeCumher deMie te hnve the " "'"'' TMs came particularly
Senate consider the bill In the near from Castle Haundersen, County Cavan,
future, huf some lenders en the He-, which wus commandeered by the Be
ptibllran side oppose his plans, heller- publicans and is being used aa their
Ing It unwise te displace the tariff bill headquarters and an observation pest.
rer a measure which Is certain te leaii
te a long and perhaps bitter fight.
That there nre sufficient votes in the
Senate te pasa a bonus bill Is conceded
by opponents, but whether the measure
can be put thretuh In Its present form
Is problematical. The Democrats plan
te eiter an amendment emboerlng a
cash feature, while Senater Burstim,
Republican, of New Mexico, new has n
nin m previiiing mr a easn iienu
ii in providing for a cash i-onus
Many ether amendments nle will be
ercd. nnd. In addition, opponents of
offered
bonus legislation In anv form are pre
pnrcn re wage a tlctcrmlneil fight.
Ne Opinion from Harding
Supporters of the amended Heuse
bill apparently arc giving little con
sideration n.iw us te hew President
Hardlne views the measure as It en me
from the Finance Committee. The leg
islation has been outlined te him In
detail, but se fnr as has been known he
lias net given nn opinion te the Finance
Committee.
Seme of these who have called en
the President recently have Indlrated
that he has net altered his opinion that
anv bonus legislation passed should
carry n means of financing It.
As the bill went te the Senate calen
dar its ultimate cost was estimated by
Mr. Mi Cumber te be exnetly $.'I.S4."..
RftMSl. Mr. Cndcrwoed said It would
cot etentuallr between $0,000,000,000
and S7.000.noe.000.
The measure carried previsions for
adjusted service pny te veterans whec
'adjusted service credit is net mere
than $.10. nd lusted service certificates,
vncatlennl training atyl. farm or home
aid and land settlement aid." Mr. Mc
Cumber appealed for fonslderntlen of
the bill as an "American measure."
free from partisanship. He said he
would seek an nsreement nmenc sup
porters of the bill en a time for iti
consideration.
McCumber Defends Bill
Mr. McCtimber's report constituted a
defence of the bill as a means of ad
justing the compensation of these who
served in the armed forces of the coun
try during the war. He estimated 'that
the immediate payments, following the
enactment of the legislation en Jan-
nar j 1 of next ytar. te inec cntitieii
m ;m. nt exreedlmr S30. would t.,1.,1
.nri.OOO.OOO. ' HwaHiee S,a,P r""m"M headquarters
The committee he said, estimated ' n,, J, n 8 VZ e tX er "nf.rrlnB en his campaign. McSpar
that 75 per cent of the, veterans would , '.......iS K118 V'7n, ?n V,'?,r , cnl., ,, Unevl. n. nn,v two -,ii.
elect te receive adjusted service certlfi
cates en wh!eh leans may be obtained.
T'10 ? nnn jci ' Wn8 c "
the-p options,
t",
1 f
In!
nterest
en the British debt premised $200.000..
000 per annum. He said that would be
"nearly three tiu.es the amount neces
rary te mee the obligations created by
this bill for the first two year?."
rne estimateu cost et tne .Met umber
bill was about .$2.-,0.000.000 below the
figure fixed for the Heuse bill.
The estimated cost of the McCumber
POPE PIUS ECONOMIZES
ON ALL VATICAN EXPENSES
May Abolish Stablet In Belief Autes
Would Be Cheaper
Reme. June 0. (By A. P.) Pepe
Plus Is shewlnc his Dewers of enrnnlxn.
tlen and economy even in small matters.
".rawing tne purscstriiiss of the Vatican
much closer than his predecessor,
Benedict XV nnnreved with slight
examination the estimates for upkeep,
furniture and repairs. especlalU for
the apartments of the high prelates nnd
officials of the apostolic palace. Pius
has lixtd 500 lire, euual te about $2(1.
monthly for ordinary small repairs, und
lias uppelnted a
committee consisting
of Cardlnuls C.asparri, De Lai and !
Sbarett . te examine everv detail miH I
I""".."., '- .1' """uc..V,.- u""" "a
The Vatican Htables. though shorn of L,:, v!Si",rlnn1te,ln ,th.c,u r5.8u As
Ihelr ancient elerv. still pentAln ?,' Irlcdman, 1.110 Seuth Fourth
nld K1...1 Iiafemi .vltl. tn,iw ,..ll. ... i i
the heavy black carriages which are
uied te transport te the Vatican fur
court service these ecclesiastics and of-
ficials who tiessess no vehicle of their
in-.own.
' The Pepe is new attempting te asccr-
ntn wViu,ii... I. um.1.1 nnt Ka nlm.ni.. n
abolish the stables, replacing the old
.equipages with a couple of automobiles.
FREE WARD SUSPECT HERE
1 Detective Bureau Pays Clenze'a
' H
Jehn Clenze. of Wakefield. Mass..
arrested here en suspicion of belnn the
myhterieus "Jack" wanted In the Ward
murder case, was discharged today by
Magistrate Dern at the Twcnt) -second
n"u """"" 'i"K avenlle
'i tlen.
i ,ti'ti t
Clenze
nhiu teeklnir shelter fmm th. -nin nn
was
arrested l.it Friday
f ,,r,'h '" """''' 'trwt aud I.e.
n his left nrm ThU Iml ,,.linn ,.
"..ms .,elt ur '": ",s "" l'HW ."'l
neucve ne was me mini wanted in the i
miir.li,rmMR.
- r. . .
Investigation made bv Cnntnin Hnn. 1
Seu
" ehewed that Clenite hud no ennnec.
"" wl,n the ra"- '" fare back te
Bureau.
MATRON OF HOME l AIM
WHinu" Ur nuw aLAIfi
. J
Ax and Razor Ueed in Brutal Crime
at Jacksen, Mlsa.
JailiHen. Miss., June 0. (By A. P.l
The body of Miss Allie Mallett, forty
pnrse'd, assistant matron of theCrlt-
,p"'e" ne1"1 ,,,r lnr,R '"'Te wns found
w.',n ,," ne'"' 'rushed and threat
slashed near the home this moraine.
Art ax ami rasanr had been used by her
assailant, and liidiiatlens are that a
long struggle took place. ,'e clue te
the sleyer has been uncovered, but
bloodhounds are being used In the pur
suit. The body was found n short distance
from the home. The clothing had been
tern from the body, the woman having
been gagged with a handkerchief.
u. . t.
.mi.ik aiaiintt'B parents are snld te re-
"'"" "' 1"
niiiiMd a nnnnv te huccksh
Th ihrlllltis atery of a man whu found
wealth and a tarecr In hla pt amuaement,
anl who ahnwa oilier a tha doorway of till
aurceaa. In tha aragailna flectien of tha Sun
day pvblie Licass. "ilaka It a Habit"1
Advt
SJSSBBl
vyr.i
EXCH;
WITH IRISH IBrrtQlrtTArU
Calm 8ettli n Batleek, Hewavar,
and Marty Refugeea Return
Belfast, June 0. (By A. P.) There
were exchanges of shots during last
night between the British troops which
jesterdny occupied Belleek and the
Irish Irregular forces ncresg the fren
ler, says an Klllskllten dispatch telay.
This affected only the outskirts, hew
ever, and within Belleek Itself a period
of complete calm appeared te be letting
in. Ilefugees have begun te return from
the surrounding country.
Satisfaction prevails among the
British troops ever their bloodless vie.
tery. They say the Irregulars had some
excclent positions from which they
(eiild have inflicted heavy casualties
"J""1 lnc "iisn it mey nau Known
I $. C'd f."r ???. but.hthe
Artillery seemed te demeralixc them
upon the British if they had known
firtmhUHilH
...:.,
cempieieiy
NEW FIELD DRY CHIEF
FOR STATE TO BE PICKED
Pepper and Davla Asked te Recom
mend Candidate for $4000 Jeb
Washington, June 0. A new chief
of the prohibition Held forces in Pcnti
fcJ-VBnta will be nppelnte.1 ahertly at a
,,aIarv f g4000 n Tlle ynMen j
( vacant new.
been serving In the dual capacity of
dhlslen enforcement chief and chief of
the field force.
TO NAME NAVAL OFFICERS
Beard la Appointed te Make Selec
tions for Promotion
Washington, June 0. (By A. P.)
The Navy Department tedav announced
the personnel of the new Naval Rejec
tion Beard, which Is expected te begin
the selection of officers for promotion
June 27 as follews: Admirals Hllarv
P. Jenes and Kdward W. Kberle; VI en
Admiral J. D. McDonald and Hear
Admirals Harry Met.. P. Ittise. Henrv
B. Wilsen, a. S. Iloblnsen, C. t.
Hughes. William V. Pratt nnd t. M.
Nulton.
Promotion te the grades of com
mander, captain and rear admiral will
be reisimmendcd by the beard when
selections are made. Seven rear ad
mirals, twentv-enc captalns'imd fortv fertv fortv
feur commanders will be selected.
H. P. CRANE LOSES SON
Custody of Child Awarded te Di
vorced Wife, Coeta Rlcan Beauty
Chicago, June i). (By A. I The
end of the legal battle involving their
mini nun nnencmi seitiements between
,"""?. .''". ..'."". ",'.ta ' """,lU nn"
111.1 III... r. ...... iii i ... ..
out of the State.
The petition was uncontested by nt nt
ternejs for Mr. Crane, who. during the
divorce preccedlnss, demanded that his
former wife be restrained from taking
the child from the jurisdiction Of ,he
WORLD RANKERS STAMn PAT
. ""
Ne, Lean te Germany
Without
Agreement of Credltera
Paris, June . (By A. p.) The
attitude of the International Bankers'
,""",, iwnra me question et n
J"nn for Germany continues firmly te
be that no lean can be made without
Vmmutee tewarii the Question of
an entire ncrrement nmenir (inrmnnr'i
I creditors, who in this case would also
be the lenders.
I The bankers nt a meeting today
, will discuss further the text of their
I report te the Reparations Commission.
'J hla may be completed teday: but In
dications are that another meeting to
morrow will be necessary before the
committee dissolves.
k HOLD STEAMSHIP AGENT
Kept Meney Given Him te Bring
Family Frem Poland, Charge
Hnrrv Iskewltz. a steamshtn nvenf
of 1734 Seuth Seventh fctrect, was held
tinder SlfiOO hail for u further lie.-irtnif
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DEFER SCHOTT CASE
Court Asked te Reconsider Decision
en Licenae Transfer
The License Court was asked today te
reconsider a refusal te allow Geerge W.
Seliett, saloonkeeper, Twelfth and Fil
bert streets, te transfer Ills license te
Pasquale Crlsciifile, Judges McMullen
and Stnoke deferred action.
Schott was the first Philadelphia sa
loonkeeper te berve a term In jail for
violation of the Velstead act.
FRENCH TO SAIL JUNE 24
Mission la Coming te U. 8. for Con
sultation en War Debt
Parts, June 0. (By A. P.) The
French financial mission Keine te the
Cnitwl States for consultation with the
exneets te will June 24, It was nn-
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sailing ier -ew jera en tnet date.
irSa
I'rnhlhlllnn I emmlsnlhner ITnrtip
announced he would ask Scnnler Pep-1 , ,"'8(Ic0,Cl,"',,w..
per iiiiu ironiuuien iirccier iims se i t ",:; ; t n.L
recommend n candidate. Mr. ItiivniM shouted one of the
snld he had no candidate in view. ,. .i1"u,rini..l!III 5.
tnhi, i.-...inin..u !.!,..... .-i. t.. It." replied the clerk ns he
ROLLS-ROYCE
Fer Owner Drivers
"The entire driving of this car has been done personally
by me, as I have net had a chauffeur for this particular car.
The upkeep has been a comparatively simple matter,
thanks te your excellent service station."
10 Exclusive Rolls-Reyce Designs
of Open and Closed Coach Werk
cc" feurfive passenger Touring, $10,900
PENNSYLVANIA MOTORS, INC
CHESTNUT AND Sltt STREET
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CLERK N HOTEL
Twe Men 'Captured After Pistol
Battle With Polies in
Arch Street
VICTIM IS LIKELY TO DIE
Twe men attacked Que Bnlldoren,
clerk in the Arch Street netel, (Ml
Arch street, wllh blackjacks this mow mew
ing and fled after robbing him of $.1(1,
Beth men were captured after a re
velver fight with the police. Bollderolt
was se badly Injured he may die. He
is In Jeffersen Hospital.
The prisoners gave thelr names as
Karl Isen and F'rank Chernlc, but no
addresses.
Beth men were held without ball by
Magistrate Fltrgerald te await the re
sult of Bolldnren's injuries.
Isen and Chernlc, who had the ap
pearance of seafaring men, entered the
hotel shortly before 2 o'clock and asked
for a room, ,
Bnlldoren escorted them upstairs and
showed them a room. They started te
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assailants.
away witu
fought des
perately. IBs assailants then drew
lilnpktni'lm nnd milled blew after blew
en his head until Boilderon sunk help
lessly te the fleer.
Hounds of the si niggle were heard bv
Jehn Farmakls, proprietor of the hotel.
When he opened the deer Isen
and Chernlc rushed by him and down
the stairs, waving their blackjacks.
When the twti robbers rushed from
the hotel thev were seen by Patrolmen
Beccreft nnd Donevan, of the Eleventh
and Winter streets station. They com
manded the fleeing men te step. Three
revolver shots was the reply.
Beccreft and Donevan returned the
fire, and for a time the neighborhood
resounded with shots, until both sides
exhausted their ammunition. The pa
trolmen kept after the fleeing men and
closed In en them at Twelfth and Cherry
streets.
But Isen nnd Chernlc were desperate
and tried te attack the patrolmen with
blackjacks. After n rough and tumble
fight of several minutes the robbers were
subdued.
ONLY TWO DEMOCRATS
SEEK STATE CHAIRMANSHIP
McSparran Believed te Paver Lan
caster Newspaperman for Peet
Harrlsbtirg. June 0. Jehn A. Mc
Sparran, Democratic candidate
,i, ... . . . .. .
governor, spent leuny nr tuc weine-
' dntcs for State chairman when the
committee meets June 12 for reergan
izatien. They are Judge Kugelie . f,
Bnnniwcll and Austin R. McCullough,
iiTn ".
TT.'cved that McCullough. n
' newspaperman who l unknown outside
of Lancaster County, will receive the
backing of McSparran because of the
personal friendship of tl
the two. McCul
! leiitfh renerted the nrnrrcillnffM nf thp
harmenr meetinc which nominated 51c-
Snarrnn. V
Bennlwell la believed te have lined
up many of the Philadelphia members
et tne eemmittre; f.iterts te reach llirm
,. th tpienhnni. from Hint., ,.',,
?,V mW ? k fnikS l,m,',unr'
nre wnld te have fnllcd-
BARHAM DIES IN LONDON
Les Angelea Publisher Had Been
Operated en for Threat Trouble
Londen, June 0. (By A. P.) Ouy
Bnrham, publisher of the Les Angeles
Herald, who has been traveling In Eu
rope with William Randelph Hearst,
died In a Londen hospital this morning.
Mr. Barhnm was operated en two
days age for thrent trouble and appar
ently had recovered from the effects of
the operation, but he died suddenly
rrnm what his doctors described as pui-
mnnary embolism
The body will be shipped te America
next Wedncsdav. Mrs. Bnrhnm Is In
T !..
i.onueii
E. R, Kemp, Oil Magnate, Dead
New Yerk, June 0. (By A. P.)
K. R. Kemp, of Tulsa. Okla., chair
man of the beard of directors of the
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company and
a director of the Sinclair Conselldoted
Oil Company, died in Roeseelt Hos Hes
pltal today after an operation for ap
pendicitis. TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICEN8E3
Hurry It. Tatar. H8.il 8. 80th at,, and Klnr-
rnc-it Hand. 2SH1 H. Snth at.
Jehn Arnxikrkl. 31 Ctirlatlan it., and An-
Innlnn Zlnknfaltl. 4 Ildrk at.
Harry Morrheuae HiO t'nlty at., nd Elli
uh'lh Lvnil. 40.a Aahlftlld av.
Henrr Itma 7l'.ia Clinaiin ae.
and I,tzl3
rcuier. 7B8 Hitwen ave.
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n airfAnawlcy. SS04 nirhmnnd ai.
Celllna Jnhnaen. flia N. ISth !., and Emma
Ftrward. laiS llene at..
Mlihaalnnsele DI Kulvln Haalt6n, Pa,, and
Mirla, Trca, 10S4 i:ilaurlh at.
Thndnr Orrn, 8810 Poplar at,, and Jana
A SCrllna. 3735 Melen at.
fhrlntepher A. Jnhnaen, Tullytnwn, Pa,, and
ank Mltrhrll. 2142 E. CUrrtberland at., and
innrrtnt
nnreinra it, jiuncan, .m n, ujmbrr-
(.erke. 4B40 Mulherry at., and I.e.
"ere f Walrath. S12T N. Ilread ai.
Kehralm Kmmett. Terraadala. Pa., and Ann.
u. "urka JUS Hurlv i.
nernani 3lttii. nej .v. Mar.haii .t n.i
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Mara Kmnt. fla Illlner at.
Jama J, Jcfferaen. tlaltlmnre, Md
and
Eirmi M, iiarnea, aivM Arch at.
Copy of tttllmenltl mlld en raqvaat
lbman Fra'd. 3102 N. flllllman at., and
Ntttie t'adnlakv, SMI K, Hrrsennt .at,
Jeseph II. Oumpprr, 260S W, Hareld at,,
and Mary V. o'liennell, tTOft Hndr avr.
Julin Htnnkl-wlcz. 2TI2 Aah at., and Mirv
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IN RAIL REDUCTION
Chance of Strike Would Be
Lessened With Men at Their
Keys, Is Prediction
SMALLER CUT FOR CLERK
fly the Associated Vrt
ChlMUe. .Tune f. Hallway tele
fanhera nrnh'afatv will net be Included
I aa .. a a a ' , a Iau JJtm mt
in ine tnirn waee renucuen mr. .
tbe Railroad Laber Beard, according
to-tutnera tedar of the contemplates
new slash from railroad payrolls.
The telegraphers- number appreai-
mately ftl.Ooe. 80 many local cenrtl'
tlene en various lines have te be con
sidered that deliberation of an order
affertlng the telegraphers would necea
aaHly consume weeks. It was said.
New wake cuts te fellow the $110.
000.000 already lopped off the pay
chek of noe.000 malntenance-efjway
empleyea and 40.000 shepmen wll ef
feet BbO.OOO railroad rlerns, signalmen,
stationary firemen, eilers arid marine
department empleyes, according te re-
'"chief among the groups are 220,000
clerk. 22,000 men In the signal de
partmenta and 80,000 freight handlers
and trilckers. . . .
Atihrtiinh Heard members made no
direct stajetnent regarding the rtt cut,
rumors were persistent In predicting n
smaller reduction rer tne ciencai wren
than these affecting the shepmen.
iii.i.M. heard rooms rallreaa aTOB
sip centered largely around the pesal.
blllty of strikes as a result of the wage
cuts, with the teiegrapuers remain.
Ing at their keys, it wa ntedlcted In
some quarters that the likelihood of a
strike would be lessened.
Cincinnati, .lima 0. (By A. P.)
The executive committees of the Mx
railway shop crafts unions In each of
the country's three divisions will con
vene In Chicago en June 24 preparatory
te cnnvasslng the shepmen's strike tote,
which Is returnable .Tune 25. It was an
heiinced by H. M. Jewell, head of the
Federated Shep Crafts, here today.
A triple-barreled strike ballet la new
In the malls, en which the 400.000
shepmen of the country will cast their
votes. The questions Include thnt of
accepting or rejecting the .$00,000,000
pnv cut ordered by the Railroad Laber
Heard te go Inte effect July 1. The
ballets, originally made returnable June
30, were shoved tih Hve daya se that the
membership "could lie advised of tbe
result" before July 1.
I'nlen leaders declare that means a
walkout en the first nf the month, If
the strike vote Is "yes."
EX-JUSTICE VAN WYCK DIES
Resigned New Yerk Seat te Lead
Demecrata Against Roosevelt
New Yerk, June 0. Augustus ran
Wck. formerly Supreme Court Justice
nnd brother nf the late ex-Maer
Ilebcrt van Wyck, nf New Yerk, died
In Hahnemann Hospital yesterday, after
an Illness nf several months.
In 180S he resinned the Itldcexhln te
lead the Democratic Party against Thee
dere Hoeseveit in n race for the gever
nership, ne was a leaner in reorgan
izing the Democratic Party In King's
County, which led te the nomination of
Orever Cleveland for Governer,
Prohibits Binding Women's Feet
Pelting. June 0 (Ily A. P.) Gen
eral Feng Yu-Hslang, the Christian
Governer of Hunan Province, haa Is
sued a decree prohibiting the practice
of binding women's feet.
Deaths of a Day
Henry Longstreth
Henry Lensstrctb. fnr nmnv m,.
resident of this city, died at 'his home
in xncema, wnsn., late Wednesdnv
night, according te word received by
relatives here yesterday. He was
slxty-wven years old and leaves a
widow and six children.
His brother, Edwnrd It. Longstreth.
of Meylan, Delaware County, and a
!,,!rV,.Mt8- ""l'' ' Hneemnker,
Ii27 Chestnut street, nre his nearest
relatives in the Rast. Hla father
Abby A., was a vice President of the
Provident Life nnd Trust Company.
He was born in Delaware County and
went te Tacetnn In 1W2.
Mrs. A. M. b'. Habberly
Colllngsweod, N. J., June 0. Mrs
Alln?,k M' ll8hberly, widow of Jehn
W. Habberly nnd daughter of the late
Rebert Y. Iienning, of Camden, died In
her home, 02S Park avenue, jcitcrdav
She was ninety years old. She Is sur
vived by a niece, Alice K. Van Heiver
of West Philadelphia, aud will be
burled from her home.
Madame Mlyeke Kehaahl
Teklo. June 0.7-The death of Madame
Mlyeke KehaShl, one of the veteran
women lenders of the empire, hns just
been reported. Madame Knhnshl, who
wns a keen student of women's prob preb
Ifinn. hed passed several years In differ
ent parts of the western world,
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eaeW Definitely Ends Matter
Waahlngtefi, June . (Ily A. P.)
The Incident created by the public tils-
elusion nf tnrlff nuestlena bv Ambassa
der Illccl, of Italy, which brought
criticism en the fleer of the Henate,
has" been definitely closed no far as
the Antericnn Government is con
cerned, Ttfa Amhaiaiarfn . erlrh Secretary
vtltighea late yesterday in relation te
tne matter and It was learned autnon autnen
tatlvely today that the conference ended
the matter.
There Is nodeubt that the Ambassa
dor la "new fatlr . advised as te the
views of the American .Government uPn
the delicate qUelen (tfspartlclpatlen
by the representative of "ether Gov
ernments In public debate In this coun
try nn questions of a domestic' nature
pending for settlement In Congress or
elsewhere. '.
1 INDICT MINE OFFICIAL
Pour Police Alie, Ha1 W. In Maya Test
Case at Bbenaburg
Ebettaburg; Pa., June 0. (fly A.
P.) Indictments charting assault and
assault and battery were today re
turned against L. I. Arbegast, secre
tary and controller of the Vinten Col
lieries Company, of Vlntendale, and
four coal and Iren police, Id connec
tion with the arrest at Vlntendale. May
27, of Arthur Garfield Hays, repre-
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CALL TO "CANNED WILLY"
Attention of Yeung Man Directed
te Tralhlng Camp at Meada
The attention of young men with
a deslre for military training was cnlled
by Mayer Moere today te the cltUens'
training camps at Camp Meade from
July 27 te August 20.
Majer (Jeneral O. J. Dalley, com
mander of the Third Cerps Area, with
headquarters at Baltimore, wrote the
Mayer a request that he make known
the opportunity for training offered men
between the ages of seventeen and twenty-five.
Applications can be made di
rect I r te General Bailey.
Arranged for Saturday
PETTICOA TS
1.95 and 2.95
Shadow-proof petticoats, with double panels, of excel
lent quality tub silk or La Jerz. In white only. Very
specially priced.
BREAKFAST COATS
6.50
Formerly 13.75
Breakfast Coats of radium and satin in the pastel, vivid
and darker shades. Trimmed with eelf-ruchings and
French flowers.
COSTUME SLIPS
8.95
Specialty Priced
Levely slips of crepe-back satin, featuring the deep hem.
White, flesh, tan, navy, gray, orchid, French blue and
black.
The Sale of Years
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STYLE"
iHOES
Women's Pumps & Oxfords
for
An exceptional opportu
nity! Here you may buy
two pairs of really
superior quality shoes for
the usual price of one.
They are all Del Mar
regular stock and sharply
reduced in price for
quick clearance.
I-'' l'IWlFi''lwP IIK
REPORTS INDr
Condition Few Days Age R
gam-leci Critical, Probably
HepaUta. In Moscow
TROTZKY MAY TAKE REINS
Br site Asseciates: Prus
Londen, June 0. Frem sources M.t
cannot be denbted it is learned f-ffi
Premier Lenlne's condition m ..'.'
OB" I i" tSffiSS" "LM-W2
""""'i tiim iiruimui.r nepeieSS. SI
though there Is no word as te wk.
change the; intervening days may hatt
These a? Ices sute that the reetai
stroke of Premier- Lenin ., ...
ccrdbral paralysl. Ife had lest amtA
entirely en June 1, nnd was expecteTS
die any day, these about him beia.
certain that the end could net be nn!
longed beyond a few weeks. ,
xne rremier was possessed with a
mania before the strek mm. JL3
him, say these direct Moscow advice?
and demanded that his villa outsider
Moscow be furnished with iron t.. J n
. In view of the Premiers arnva .J".
ertlea Union. ?''!" Chlchertn was ordered te retM
Mr. Hays had gene te Vlntendale toite aioseow. Advices ffem Berlin, he,
test tha nnwera of the coal nnd iron ever, hnva stated that Chlehari. i.
IAt niMSilflaiSi 'akak tYa.4. !.. ..j
lm 1M ,.d " "Twesented, and ma
still hopeful of recovery.
Ne mention of the gravity of Lenlai',
case has been made In Moscow. M
no bulletins had been Issued up te JesS?
These at Moscow closely cenvrai
with the political situation say U?
Impossible te determine as yet whttaei
Trotsky will take control of tht ittit.
Hen In the erent of Lenlhe's ptisk
thus strengthening military comieS
Ism, or whether there will be an ii.
crease In the prevailing movement fe
ward the Right, or Moderate wing.
iiwi (.uiidiuui iiiu a rrniipr si rnnmiUM a.
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