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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THJJlteDAY, JUNE 29, 1922
LETTERS GIVE CLUE
i
SCENE OF NORTH WATER GAP TRAGEDY
Is Operated On
' 73lH
PHYSICIAN WARNED
THREATENING NOTE
IS UIDTOCREASY
Alleged te Have Written Slain
Teacher, "We Will Be Bur
ied Together"
GIRL'S LAST LETTER FOUND
IN DOUBLE MURDER
OF CHILD;S SLAYER
Says He Told Mether of Emma
Mack She Should Be Put
in Asylum
URGES CHANGE IN LAW
57
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Win .te Die Because of Wrongs
IV
Suffered in Girlhood Indi-
mmmtmzM:xmk behb hm;
1 cated in Missives
SUICIDE THEORY REJECTED'
fPyacCfll nune'rli n Ei'tiinr) Public '.file'
Rtreildsburg. !.. .lime W - IV.hctlc
llttfrn, indicating tlint Mrs. Maude Dp
Blind hml planned te die because of
wrongs she I nld te hntc suffered dtir
lBf hr girlhood days, hate Riven ,t new
tnrn te the mjMetinus killing of Ii--hride
of four months nnd her husband
. they lny in bed.
These letters form a strong ihcer.r of
murder and snii-ldr. but bounce both
wire shot in the hack nutlieiUie "te
etill elinclns te the belief It was a
double murder.
One lettei vn addressed te lue
bride's mother. Mis. O-uir II. Merie.
.rf Cntbklll. N. . I" this s,t. sn,
htr brother Charles ua te biamc fei
nil her unhnnpiness. The ktter w.T
dated June li3. the day Mrs,. Drmund
rame home from a hospital, where he
underwent nn operutien ler appen
dicitis.
Twe ether letters found til the bun
Ralow at North Water Cap. where la
and her husband met death, weie un
signed nnd unaddressed. but wen- wiit
ten. it Is ald. in the bride"' iinud.
Weman's Brether Ouestlnned
The bretlier of the dead woman is
till In'Nerth Water (Jap. He h.is been
ijucntiened two or thiee tinii' aii-erd-inic
te the elilnf of the Stiemisbutg po pe
ller "We knew where the brother U an..
can et him if we want him. ' .lid the
chief. "At this time, however, we have
no intention of arresting him."
The chief scouted t lie minder nnu
B&ftVKeM1
'""..''"P'r1" ,.b,;?u"e t,,c'
Tit 11 lit f'l sj "II"' Hi I " it". n
The bed In which the couple 1ept
had been set en fire nnd the body of the
young woman was severely burned when '
&',! CVirThra Kr
blllty, if the brid" commit ted the crime.
th bed was set en tire by the t)ah of
tht revolver.
Vm., .f 1 a. ah .k lnthM
rsi i i-n ... ...... ..el
The letter Mrs. Demund wrote te her
mother rends :
"My Own Denr Mether-
"I came through the operat'en all
right, but I have net long te Inc. n
1 am suffering untold ugenv. I de net
care hew seen the end comes. Why this
has all had te happen te me is tee ter-
ribl te mention. I have 60t the dea-est
husband in Oh. Cled. I am net werths- ,
-. vi, .n . .ni .t ei,..i.,
"Hew I wish he would suffer a I
hare suffered That is th reason I
hare always hated him. I hare a big
gest heart of love for you all except
Charles, and If I could enlj have a lit
tle family like Itlanche" (her ulster)
"has. for this darling husband of mine.
.T; .i r "" ".".'" """";"' '",'""7-
'Mether. I worship him. I can t help
Ting every minute of my life as long
. It lasts. Mether, when I left you
cry
a
that morning I did net want te come
-away as 1 did. but 1 hud- te come te
jjrea. inaveBoiiehe.nn.sHtmsery
minute of mj life that I hn left.
Mether dear, if I neer see you
again, you knew I love you with ail my
heart and what a wonderful girl 1 could
hare been, and I-red and f love each
ether se much and. bless him. he is
w. -m . . l.
when I have a heart that is full of hue
Oh I hew I hue fa. h one of mj family
mv mother. I'.lamhe nnd her darlings
Oh. Oed ! What 1 would give t be'
witn tnem an. instead of having te
geed, every inch of him. Oh. mj darling -.,.h; reb, h,n,i ,.ft ,,e Aguada ..imp ""' eid-rl a favorable .epeit en Hie ran,.,,,,, nn lll0 sn , Kll. r, -' "-'"-' ;""-
mother, g.-edhy fereier and kls . . ,e ' k Mem la nietnnig. iwe.itv ' ' big llivers nd Harbers Appropriation 'pl' simultaneously In California. ,J'"b,.,,f iif." r 'm f f,nRC
Blanche and Iiura my last goedby. ,, ' 2 ." , "' inm for 11.11 after adding te the Heuse measute ."..? the eastern l.nlf of the ". p the wel fare of I c comm. ,n ty
All my love, your djing daughter ' pal'men" of the tansem had expired, mere ,., a se,,, of m,.Ud.nent, te . " ;! .S,H D ?V,. ' ' '"le.' .' y'. '.be 't'H v "e PhUadX lia anne nt is
DUn.n Brether for High, Gorernv. iht'W..e..e.l i'"'1",r'"- -'-velepmen, of survey Ihe it.fV. nVvn'erHinni sh,p that Mich a commission here. If they dlii 30
, The two ether notes, fennd in a box P?"?' l ' r,f'"e, '4 ' 'Z ' r,,,.',! , " n' " " " '"" m Satnnunl. in honor of the I'T eent of . ,p, "rnvni'l'll'T n.w
tsnsr 'd ' srSS:: - - ""' "' ""v - - - "".S':':,:l,v jar.jsasssiss s s-.snrjr $s
Susrjsrrsjs R-ir H s -K- heward h. cooper dies ife-rawart ... .,., ft.'sasft ---.. ,
ucn a terribl tiling innnrii te me. i 1.1 i n it.Ai.wi u m hns . .. -.. ui- IlM i""1 tne nnuhl in nili te v.urk ' . .", t,. f ... 'i .1. .. i....
- "' ' ..... ... "'iicii, III .1 iriii.1111 i.i nit .-u.i . iu -
come te such a terrible end I Chrenicli . n-ertnl tli.it news from
"Oh. my Ged: my husband whom I j Tnuitucn if American- held mptiw b
loved bejend reason, all forgive me I . bandits wb- uliselutclv bnsele ' le
knew Ged won't, hut I must suffer ss ,..Braeterl7ei the dispatch as --fuilt one
eniy i unew new I uireatly hnve sut- i
ferecl." J
The ether note folles t.etis "
"Ged. It ilen t seem possible I sin -e ''he Clitnnicle telegraphed te 1'iesi
criminal when m hesrt hns nlnnvs ' ,1,, ( ihreyen asking ffi a -Mtemeiu a
craved for love Win I ever hnd te le I ... , n,iuinii. ni Tamiii'e nnd the truth
tne iiiniRs i inn iiesp.se un. iie.i
is the innecenr who suffer "
Cut Navy Belew
Arms Pact Ratie
Continued from l'f Oil
men, for apprepiiat .ins ,uc net uuide
for enough ees te mil ter the per
sonnel of Mi 000 whi, h the bill allows.
Tile reason for i In- is that the ( oil-
press was afraid tlmt a , ut of -Hi.DOO Guadalupe Snnclie? mat no agein-j
in personnel, in. original' piopeseit In of ntiv oil cemp.ni hii' presented iein-
the Heuse, would lme a dMiuernllzing plaint .n tegnrd te the taking of pn-
effect upon ihe rank and nl eners of fnrtj American-.. I'lesnjent
Then, furtheinieie tl.e mher nation. Obi'geii continues
have net t tu'ltir.l the naval tiem The aim .ejilies from -he . In. f
The Fnited Smte- has sm rj example of operations tend te the lertnint.
of itoed fnnh b liejtiir th. ti, 1. 1 in n.-. eiii e mere, that tlieie ,nn powerful
cept tne treat ami lit inning it- n.ttr
mere than the strut Kiit of tne tu-su-required.
Further Cut In Prrs'uintd
When the mher iiiiinui- de tutifj-
the treaty a still fur' her cut in per-
iiennel by this isnintrv -eems inevitable
During tills tear some -Irp hi hnvi
vxcrsmve qu.itas ei men
Rut nnnfliee tear ui'.l iir.il.,, M . w.
the navy personnel redu.ed te about the
7,000 piopescd this tear i.. the Heuse,
se that the -avlng of $l't OOti.tllitl
net the limit of what Is nessilile
fhreiiffb tlie neieement rem bed he.e
last winter
Reme additional iippinpti.itii.ns nter
these allowed in the llmi'e ttere made
In the Senate a total of $.".. UOO.OOI I
Fourteen million de liars is for an In
crease under n lull reientl.i signed in
President Hauling Six million dol
lars Is allowed for new airplanes.
'TRICK' LIGHTNING BOLT
HAS FARMER GUESSING
Knecka Furniture Out of Frent and
Back Doer at Trappe- Md.
, Kateu, Md.. June L'l' Ihe laici
Jtl freak lightning stroke is repotted
from the farm et Onirics I! Adnu.s,
UJLF
r Trappe. Md
According in Mi Auums. Iightumg
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tt- ftejiW lllllMII.ieiiM.il. .1 I.....I.-II in il il
n'thimney in the lenier i.r ine iieusc.
,).'? J.-..LI.. nil III.. 1. il,,,,. .... .1... . ....
t :4l-h rn.&iii& mi 1111 1 in n .11 .- "ii 1111- ii. -
KfpMtoer and knocking all ihe parlor
'AIUrMtlUir mil III" 1111111 .1.1 illllj ill
fe'tkeiklU'lini mid liinliig-rnem fiirnliure
F rfVfithe front way before ceiitiiiuiiv
WT3'1"! .. 1.1.
V5M.
,, Adams, with the member of hU The Jury In tne ense et .mines ,i. rinn. ij.. aiu -unci . ui .nc eiiiniiiui . jy- -" ..,low tMVenien na mud. rigit ns nienY . pa:. vjxfi.'.SLvzmsii .
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The photograph slums I he room in the bungalow In which Mr. mid "v ,mjaKi
Mrs. Fred Denitind it ere murdered while nslcrp. nnd the bed which jjjjB
was set (in lire. Insert, upper right lianil, Mrs. Maude Deiniinil; lower ML.
left, Fred Detnunil vBfc -?( s.v
MEXICAN: STFREE 40" HELP WAR MAIMED, &ZZM
SEIZED AMERICANS
Take Dutch-British Oil Camp.
Held 85 Men. Including Six
Citizens
NEW WASHINGTON DEMANDS
K. tuectac.t en
UashliiRten. .lune 'JO.-Mem. an reb-
. , i f ,;,
. ''" wllf s"17'"'l lh" Asundn camp of the
t'ertez Oil Company in the Iampice
.region Sunday, holding the property
i and forty American empleye ier l.i.lXM)
peso ran-eiii. withdnw en Menda.
without damage or inji.rv te tne c,u-
plejc. but with tnre.it' te return.
Censul Shaw at Inmpue tedn, ndu-til
tin; State Department.
""' lepariuinn -ic.-u.ii. ..... .... -
'face, however, wliu-n ww me
ame
I'bels under (ieneral Concave ester ester
de v seized the I'ecere i.imp of the I..1
Corena Oil Cemnaiij . n I utcl,- I.rili
OWIiruu wii iFiitr "i' " ...... ...... -
entern of the Shell gieup in the si me
vieinitv nnd were heldiru eightj-lne
einXe. ltd ding be "six . 'm i-
empiejCB. inciiiiiiiik i uuiu "'
GnmznvK hail tenia tided, the
,essege su d, the payment of '.MMIO pe.
" uA;,"".!, v i'
,.,. (li,.t,ntl.h did net indimte whether
0 , , l)(ipil ,,, , th(. ,..,... ,f
lid. the pnvraent of 1)1 Mil) pe-
the Aguadn i.itup. wiiun i- an .inei -i
LIlII-Ol.ll'll .IH.".II. -'II . ..-.....-
.. ., .. nn.l . .... ... 1. i ... . ye li rcTi.'i .
or ,,, M.L,,M( lllis,n5 tIle m.k, I).-
pnrtnient directed Charge Summetiin.
'e( ,,, mt,n-v In Men no City, te make
nPW ,piniiiN nn the Mexuan Gevin
m, l)t flir protection of tin- Ameiican
.mpleved In the Dutch- Brlti-h con.-
..,- "
since escaped
San Franrl.sce. June -'.' ' !' A I'
-.rrs!d"nr Alvnrde Obiegnn. of Mt
,,. ,,. n te'egram te the San r rnncis.
(,f t,,. many tiial'clei.s iieei.
unfnwirnble opinion in the
te create
two na-
I of reports of Anifricans lield for ran
Ml"' . i , i- .
tlis mswer reau- .- . ..i - "
tire hen received jour dispatch I
knew that tin- news te which jeu allude
is aliMilute,- tinwie's iimi is "u... "o "e
of the man malicious deeds of perm
Mhes,, intentions are inmr'-nl te i!ie
.lllere,'- nt' Metlie Hcuvt'M'l. te s,.t-
,sf pub'ic ..nlnieti I .'egiaph"d te the
hief of operations hi llun-teca foriom feriom foriem
plete information
After iiueiing replies from (ienetnl
. . . 1 I . ....1 AH..
OlierHtielis
M.i-K te erente iinfnter-
nliie 001111011
and an'miidvers.iiii be-
ieen the i'e natinn-. w.th no ether
etijdt than te 'iiti'ft the.r own ;n
terestF . Signed i ' elUtKGON
Mexico CltJ. June H ( r A P 1
Escaping from his hand.! kidnappers,
after four dais ,,f uipttvirt. A Hrm-e
Klelaski. feiiner head of the American
DepHrttnnt f .lu'tu-e s Inve-tigntlen
Hureau has ..inrneil m M. Cee Cm
vrefl ttnli du". i.nshatfn snd
showing le.unlt the inaik- of his iiu-
nrlMltlir.etit In the meunUUIls et Mi
reles. Illfli.skl was tauen te in. apart-
tiieni. wheie his wife nnd half a de'ii
fiieuds gieeled h.m
Mi- ft. en. Is dec'.irril ihe former
Allien. Mil ettl.ini ll.lil e'lape.l irem Ills
mplers nr T.tc.il. walking ti.e thirt "' s" Club. Merrnntl'c Club., I.f" us
miles te Cuein.itaca. near which he was and tlie fire In-uriinc e .s.iciett
catilUlei '.Tl Slirii.il tthlle lliotelillg
lules LiiciiiicI bead of the Mexico
Oiv P.ankmg hrm t hli-h i undeistned
te hate fuiiilsle.l the .tleniHi for tne
raii'em en the order of Mr lilelnski's
.ett erl. cniiipi. nt. -ill. I he had lifeu
iiu.herled te -tale that Mlelaskl eluded
uipters before the meiicj was paid.
MUST PAY WIFE $16 A WEEK
Clmilcs ' S.hulu. Ill'-' Lntticnie
street. Camden, who was n l rested in
.;;.,. ,',,t- testerilH cha.ged with
deserting hi' tt ,fe and seven children,
inuglng in a;e f.em seven uieti.h- te
time tears, nnd Judge Sha ill Cain-
.li.ii t filial lie bud gene te I lie shore te
vvjf pj ,vi.,.k
.ek tte.'K lie tin- eineirii te piij n.
Flannery Jury Still Deadlocked
IMllnbtirith. .Iuiic '-'II. -Hlv A. P.l-
mffiMm'Lin iip i'liMBiiili 'r iia m I
IS PLEA OF MAYOR
Moere Asserts Veterans Should
Get Preference for Pub-
lie Pests
CONVENTION IS ENDING
A sirnn; 'tjind l.v e-'erile men te
compel Uuvemmeiir effii-uiln and citl-
;en iii hein miimed veterans was
(m h(in )p
,nddre,.d the ,e!egnte' ntteudinc the
M.riim nnll., ,(,nventinn ..f the Na-
ll,naI mi.led Soldiers' League. This
N t,,. lilM ,av of the convention, which
tnpeueil lueilai 111 MuO'O 11.111.
"Agitiite keep en agitating. " the
Iimd!' mi ill "A-l for nothing unteii unteii
seiialile nnd make these who h.ne tm-.
gotten if member iheh ileht
There I' no e. ii'H for po'tpening
i"lp for weuiuleil veterans, the Maer
fcsverteil, and he added that nil war vet
itt t f
erans should be given the piefereine m
Hinging mr jen.
.Mr- .IM.,.h I'.u-k. ii,e preMdent of
. ,.,.....'.... ... .Mr..u.,i.
l lie I'liiimleiphui i nnptcr or nr .Meth
ers, telil the ilelegntes of tlie pair tnk-ii
ers. teni tne cieiesates et tne pair tak-n
by the War Mether- in in ranging' for
the return home nd burial of seldiei-
ulln ,,.,, ,,, ,,,
. lettei ii-iim rr.-Ki.i. iinniing wa-
i-e.ul flurlng tlie in. ii mug -..s-teii in
which he epii--ed In- irgiei .it nut
being able te .ineivl the cotnentien.
Order Rivers Bill Reported
IVr,..!. !....... I...... fl I U.. I
-The enute Ci.tnmerre Committee te-
"
Heward M Cooper, a ( uuiden nt-
ternej iIimi ,it his home. (i.t;; Fenn
street. Cai.ideti. nt 7 e'i lei k this mtirii-
ing. treiii i ..nipln atietis due te nuvfljicf ii
- IV. II
age. lie was -ev, ntc -eignt je.irsent
Mr Cm. I-, wn- pre-. .lent emeritus of
betlitlie ( auiden I .at- Assoriatlen ntul
the amd'ti Count. Ilisteiiinl Am-eciu-
tien. lie .- -urieii by a widow ami
,i .liiughtfr
Mr. Ceiipei ii' a il.ieet descendnui
of ti..- founders et Camden and wn'
close', identified "1th the lll'teri. Ill
welk of the ill'. He wa- Hi:tie 111
civli' work and war- a dire, ter m -eve.-al
of the eer Camden bank-, in. luding
he ( uuiden Nntiennl III- breil.er.
Vill,an, J Cooper ,s builder of Cam
"""""' ) ... .. ... ... . ,
ii. iimi his siter. .lll.t l. Jehnsnn
is the wife of Geerge Jehnsen, ptesident
,,f the I'enu Mutual Life In-uraiue
( 'Olllllill
Benjamin W. Keenan
r.ilier.il ei t n es for Iictl..ilinii W
Ki-eiian. who died Mendnt. will he i.elu
ni- c teu.ng nt hi- home, 1 l.'.'i Wi -i
Miiitgeniei-J ateniie
Tniiioriew the l.mlt ttill be t.iken te
Kutxtettn. i'.i . h'ie Interment tti.i
be m.i de
Iii.itng the ttni Mi Keen. in -ertid
a- a mm me engineer and re-i tili-teil
after the armistice.
lie tuis a member of W,i-hi,.gteu
Ledge. Nn. .V.i. F and A M . N illiiin.
I'enu Ledge Nn "!. K. fif I' and tl.e
sltenemun'' Fellowship lit Issiirtlted
bv a widow. Mi- Acne- Keen.ni. en
-nt. and two daughtei-
Slmen Wolf
Sninni Wolf, an inMitatne lueker mid
agent, dud tcMenlnt in lu Inune. I ...
Ment .'nrai'i t nteiiiie. after si tteeks
illncHS. due te uer oil' b"e,tkilewn lie
ttas 'IXtV-'Uie teat- fi'tl Shettlj befete
his dea'li I
-tl like
'iiffered ,1 s'tght parnljtie
His fnrher feiindul an iii'iiranie busi-n.-s
in InTO. and Mr Wolf sue. ceded
mm ti' head of the com em in IW. HI-
eti'ice- ere at l''t Walnut -tieet. where
he represented tl.ice in-uriince iein-
nenies. In. hiding twu in ei K
Mr Wc'.f belonged te ill
Mnniifa. I
i'i.,i.
He 1' siirv'fl n '".. '.- -i' iiiH.
H Helm man nnd Ml-'AlieWef.
and one biether. Menci.l. t ..ir, who
' a-e'iaKd with him i it liuine.s.
F'liiernl -en..is ttlll In . .uidinied te-
morrow afternoon ai hi. Iieu.e
Herman Cloud
1 1 ,- ri n il ti i 'eud. lifelong ic'idcm
Leipert llle. ttn- found dead In
vcstcidaj bj Iricnds who wcr
Ill'
teiiiiitiug te awaken linn.
I leiith nnu
'V'-',!;:.. .." "& Sp tnN i.". irte i'n
j , , bi.sl,"s in Leiper-
, ,:,)lm. u.e.iths age,
cur taliurc. .Mr. i loud, who
(. I,
Mrs. Mary S. McWIIIIams
Mrs M.nv S Mi Wiljunii- tm, e'
the Ue Sam ie' Mi Villiniii pii'ter
of the Tiega M K Omicli, died at her
home, .t.i'JII North hlgliieeuth street,
jesterdaj She wns born In Columbia.
GEORGIA EXPECTED
10 INDORSE FAIR
Southerners Are Preparing Own
Exposition for 1926 te Mark
Steamship Inauguration
CONNICK NOT AFTER JOB
ficeigia seen will fall in line by in
dorsing the Sesqui-CenteiiniHl. accord-
lng te S. G. McT.cndnu, Secretnry of
Mate of Georgia, who lias written
Majer Moejc that the l.eeMatin-c will'
adjourn today ever the Fourth of .1 ul v
nniifi.-n. but will taK" iiii the fair
matter nt nny early date.
Mr. Mcl.eiidnn wrote that
i lie en -
tire llentiblii' will iiiianlmeuslj iein
rinnsjlvnnia in celebrating in lidOi
tim iidepthiti, of the Ueclaratlen of In -
lenendenfe. He ca ed intent en nt
lependenr e." He called attention nt
tlie h-iiiii' time te Georgia's celebration
in lil'Mi ni ilu. Innii7iir.if 1..11 .if I..W1H
- n.. ......... ... ........
'lentil navigation in 1S11I. the lentcn-
nlal of which i euld net be celebrated in
llUli because- of tlie dislocation caused
nj tne eriti war. , was n menace nim unnger re every one
The letter states that the Georgin ' with whom she came In contact," re
belief is that there is ample loom for ' piled the physician,
the holding of two gre.it expositions in I "It is net se in England, France or
ne j ear, since SO.IMIII.IHH) of the ' in Germany." lie continued. "In thee
Natien's population e east of tli"
Mississippi, ntul it cites the fuel that
'.'e I'linnina-l'iieilic exposition in Sjh
I ranrjsce ntul the San Ilece Fnir were
lecetlie. in
nmantage
Harris de Haven Connick, n i u e
president of the American Intcinat.eniil
Corporation, .New erl;. who was i.
te. ter of erlts of the Patiamn-I'.icitic
rxpositien, has never even eensidend
a , ,u reSpen,ing pest witn the Sesjui-
rentennial, in-cording te Jehn II. Mil-
ou. prescient 'if the c emmeri'lal l ru-t
Cempanj and a member of the Kxicu
t e Cenimlltee of the fair.
"He could net ren-idci it as a busl-
ni " matter. saul .Mr. .lasun teilnj
There hns never been n theughi thai
tllittl' iVI'' " " l IIMIl llil I
in ., i ........!. t.v ..,.,.., I I IlU'li 11 II 'I Uli imi- tin n tl mi til' titti-
In- would take the plan- Mr. I'ciiiniek -i-t of thneer four nllenists of recog receg
!... been geed enough te mm. ever te inacd authority in a community. Fndi r
I'liilnileliihln n nuinber of times te plie our lltesent statutes a nnrnilelnc's
11- the benefit of hi' epetience as a
'.
t.rnuital fair man. It has been illiitnl
n.uiiig te hear him. and ewe .Mi
(.'t.niiick a debt of gratitude, lie I- of
i he opinion, by the ttnv. that there ate
a deen men in 1'hilinlfipinn i.unlitird te
act a- due. ter of w-firk-
WARD JURY DISCHARGED
Denies Foreman Unduly Influenced
Others Against Murder Defendant
While I'lains. N. 'N . June -J!l i Itt
A 1' I Supreme I'mill .lll-llie Me, -
rf'hasiser today di ..-liaiged iln guiiu
mr whi.Ii I'.uiii.l an Indn iiiient of fir"
di ...! murder nginii'i W.iltcr r-. Wain,
ttejiltht tilling bakf'i. tt he niiiniticil ie
Is ill si (Tatetice IVter-. tenuer sjillui.
I'.efete the gtnnd juij .ndul it' s." s."
'leii a pic-i'iitment v.. is h.inde.l u,i
ilenjing the charges muili. b Wan.'
lattjers tiiui AiicU.in.1 li. Cei.liier.
t
. tt Itechelle, leiciiiau
r the jur.t,
.Ul tv ngilili-
'itid uudulv inliiien. ed il
tt.lld. I lirillllT ttll,. .line all llll'IICl e...
till candidate fei police i oiuuiir'leiici
of New Uei liell
iig.iiii't W.ml.
AUTO THIEF. 16. JAILED
Youth Who Battled Detectives te
Finish Get3 Six Months
Pleading gdilij te il.ug.s of steal.
inf an uutoiiieh le. in,. I I, nil .. ,,i,
eeieitnes. William M.II-. -i(.,. teui-s
.".ll'.i North Twiurt-'iMh street,
ttas I'euiuiii t. .1 te ihe 1.. unit mil fr
six iiieiiilis bj Judge Aiid.'i.ield, this
morning.
June JI Mills -t,,e a ..ir belonging
te Jehn Grilihel. of Wjinme ,. Ulls
1 fillfretlted bv delectite. mill 11 p.el
baltle lieglin mill teiliiiiialed tt hen .Mills
drove hi' cur into tin liht puli,,. Hm.
chine lllid ntcrtllllie.l 11
Jehn Mill', father of the het. umde u
'.' ' ' .., 2 .! .r,,,,K """ ",s "l"""'1'
HUH "r !' I " ' I ' HI.
Runs Away Second Tim.
c ,",.im, .eCOnd T,me
Samuel lillinger lout n .tear- old.
has i.iiipeiuei fieiu In- heinc. till.'!
Ninth Sieeud
tune within a
.11 eel.
let the second
h JllllC 111!
month
Iii' ineiher sent hiiu te tut a ..nu i,,n
f S".-,ll anil he fnlle.l ., H ...
The ' ;
.,-...- .... ..- ........ '. 'lilt
l.lli is iiiipniu. ."iiiiuuci nm
way en
Memerial way, nut was found time
nuu in.- uHtn-i- ui uer piivsiviaii uvrii (
taken, it is declared, lamina Mack would
never have '"'en In n poeltlon te give
the poison tnhlctfl te flve-yenr-eld Anne
Mnrle. A.n Hern nt Hersham
Dr. M. H. Hochreeh. nn n'lenlst. 1.130
I'lne. 'treet, said today he lind warned
Mrs. Muck that her daughter wan dan-
i gereus and should he kept under ob-
MM-vntien at all titncH. He uggesed
that the girl be kept nt the Philadelphia
C.ciienil Hospital, he said, hut the
mother refused.
The girl spent n comfortable night
at the Ahlngten police station, where
she is being held until the Corener's
jury meets tomorrow. It is believed
she will be committed en n charge of
homicide, innnnlty experts te take im
mediate action te have her conlleed In
the Hospital for the Insnne nt Xorrls Xerrls Xorrls
tewn. Dr. Tleclirneh old today of ills ef
forts te deprive the woman of her
liberty nfter the discovery that she wr.b
a paranoiac obsessed with the idea that
persons about her were planning her
unhnpplness.
"I nilvlsed Immediately thai she he
1 laced In the observation ward nt tht
1'liHadclphiu (teuernl Hospital for an
extended examination." hi Id Dr. Hocli Hecli
rnch. "That was done. Hut as seen
as the girl chnfed at her confinement
te the win!, her mother took her out
of the institution.
Warned Mether Then
"It wus then that I warned Mrs.
Mack against allowing her daughter nt
liberty. In my office the girl threatened
te kill both her mother nnd herself.
"The girl was brought te me for nn
examination. I saw that she wns a pa
ranoiac. Her mother told me of the girl's
renstniit fear that the theatrical bearding-house,
which they run. would net
yield enough te keep them alive.
"It wits in vain that the mother re
assured her daughter. She was le
peatedly thieatcned by the girl wMi
death se that belh might escape liie
world's misery.
"While she was in the l'liiln.'elt.l.in
(General Hospital she could have harmed
no one. nut tne mother yielded te the
ever, and the girl ins tnken Mini
Mrs. Mack told me she intended tukiiig
her te the country te see if thnt mllir
help te restore the sufferer's pence of
mind.
"'Never let her out of our slffl.t tr
, a single moment, day or 'night.' I tulcl
, .Jlrs. .MaeK, and
m.p i)temisp(i te
. i.f mm i
nhev. After tlmr liter li.ft 'I'lwi .,icrt..
i i ii i i'".?vic
'ing e uiiii nme gin came lour weeks
Inter."
I'r. iJoehrech was asked if
steps
'might net have been taken by some an
hentv te urevent the re ease of t lie t. t
therity te lirevent the release of the cirl
from the psychopathic ward of the Phll
i ndelnhin General Hesnitnl.
,.,, , .
"I here was no nutheilty in Stale or
' city which could have prevented thnt
! girl's lelease, despite the fact thnt she
, countries commissions of alienists nre
appointed by the local court te examine
persons believed te be insnne and te
. '" -eiuhh-ihi im-n luiiiiiuiiii.-iii n msu
ish hesiltal-. He Is visiting p-jchlatrist
for the Philadelphia General Hospital.
Net te ne Kstlmated
1 11 11 1' ii in mi i.'-i mi- i ii i-'i Klin
nIP exact number of pnrannincs nt III
rI,v the ilty and In the ceuntr
t , overestimate te say that in t
Fulled State- there arc thnusnu
"While it is impossible te estimate
b-
.
waiUllig Hie streris in aiiseiuie ireedem
who are dangerous nnd a iiietuue te
eterj man. woman and child thiy
meet." 1 Ir. Ilex hreeli lellllntied.
"The commission suggest should l,r
appointed by the courts. It might con-
r . i r.. . ... I... l.l...
It leuii- i an I iin-e .. n nc nun cenilliei,
tin niiuier wnai ine uanger, until Ii1
lias commuted some overt act. Hut
I'ftu- the little girl is poisoned what
go... I I- the punishment?
"I'ndc- the commission svsteni I
suggest a,.; Pcr-en could complain about
n sii'pe. 'ed pnraii.ilac. An examination
would fellow. If the diagnosis proved
.,,,, il,,. i,., Hi. nl unnlil linvu i i
" ' "." P.Hl'nl WOUKI hate te be
itnliiediatelj cenhned. If the fanillv of
he tuillei.t is in ptespernus c rc'um.
i.i .. ,1,.. iiiiilnni innlil lm ..In... i I
siati.e- the iialient (OiiliI lie placed in
ll title HiHtttlltleu. etlierttlse taken te
'In- t'lii'iideipiiia iieneiai Hospital.
"In i his ciuineitlen I would like te
sat it is time tlie impression was re
lumed trein tlie minds of innnv people
that the Philadelphia General Hospital
is n siirilvnl of the old almshouse. Its,
ii.iiiii"iii and staff for the nbservii nbservii
it'en anil tieutinent of psychopathic
cases is unefpiiileil in auj public or pri
vate lii'tilutien iu the leinitry. The
iiedit for that gees te Dp Furb'iish."
ORDINATION OF WOMEN
AS RABBIS IS FAVORED
Cape May Conference May Ge en
Recerd as Indorsing Change
( ape Maj. V .1.. June '.Ml. -Ills-i
i-meii of the papei oil "Shall Women
Pe II dallied A' Kahhl''' ' lit I1. Jacob
L.ieicthiich. liefeie the thirl -third
eiifei-f nee of the Ameiiiaii inhlu-. here
till, n nilicllteil thai the i .lllfcl clice
' ttiiuld
oil le.ei.i a- Itiileisiug tin
"idln.itien .' t eliieii as inblds. I)espe
i "'' "" ' """ "' 'In, h.-ing pai agrapl
et lb I.iiiiteiliai'h s paper he said
"Tin ie in c null. j avenue- open m unjii
an if 'In clioe-es ihi'in te de religlnuh
ninl ediical in, nil ttni k, but I can see no
nil-nil ttht tt c should mnke this 1 11 i nl
Jip.inuic from ti.uliiienal practice,"
III. Iletilj I'J.glaildei', of ihe faculty
of the llebiett I'lileli College of On
riiiiiati. -poke iii fin n i' of ordaining
tteiiieii a- tiibbi'. Ilalilil JeM.ph, of
I.euistillc, Mild: "i -nr tteinei. con
duct i. in- suiiiiuci M'lvlci'N, w h, net or-
dniii t hem :
' lalili -Mav liener. ei .ctv tirieittis.
Inl-i, l;c in favor ..I the women being
,,,,1'i.ncd. lie said thin the dectWue
I ,. n ,.1'n. sie -Ien does urn iiiincnl
,,, , tut or npplj Iu tin case of vt en.
II l.l. I . , ..n.r.u ,f Veil tnrl. Clll
, ' , ..',.. ,... .'. , .t . i... nuilniiii.... '..i
".'"" l""'r. " ".' ' '" "V ..." . ' "
ttei.ien III' liener rcie.rrn in i;eic
,.,.i. ,lf i.i , ,11.1 toeinaii vveik ler
i, ..,, of .IiiiIiiIhiii. mid wild why net
TI I .1. -.1l.... 1 ..I 1..!... !.....
" .iuii.il. c 10 ev reie.iseit. vnen ' der for a vice aim gamuuiiK miim-. """'"",;; , . "-c- mini- iuht ui iiii.uiii.iii u-mit was
Mrs. Mai l liftilinl me that she in- leperts from every member of t he I'.u- i ell. Geerge, dear, hew Is the ,,,(,,.,..,. ,y Italian troops in a in
tended taking the girl away. I litcinlly reau of l'ellce. The Mayer, figurative. I world Irentlng you.' Suppose you nre Klllllliry ,.lt,,. ,,,.,. Azi.iun mi Wed
begged her net te de se. v, i,s been sitting en these reports the same busv boy ns ever. Geerge. m.Mdav. iicceidlng te reports te the Cen
"She was firm in her purpose, hew ever since if .veu lmV(' ''"' ,i,llP i1"11 ,,nrc ,0 ,'11" trnl Vews.
ft''':'"' , . ,
j'- ' 1
V 'ti , JsrHHM'i9g N 'Bllkw ti
w
" t,
1
MRS. G. J. GOULD. JR.
who was etiernted en yesterday for
acute appendicitis In New Yerk.
The former Miss I.nura M. Carter
was married in Philadelphia In 1017
after eloping from Freehold, N. .1.
She has two children
Sudden Barriers Erected Around
City Executive as Rumble of
"Shake-Up" Dies Away
HAS ''NOTHING TO SAY"
Mayer Moete has erected barriers
against all efforts te gain information
en the vice nnd gambling situation.
A spectacular crusade began against
organized gambling several weeks nge.
l'eliee sounds were inatshnled secretly
and jioelriiomn in the central section
were raided.
The Mnyer'H next move was an or
There were rumblings of n sliaKe-up
In the Police Bureau nnd a few
changes were made. Three lieutenants
were demoted te patrolmen. The Mayer
new talks of calling n conference te
iIIdiIIIJ. I'llll
In 'ih.. mist It lias been comparatively
pdkv te r'iirn me .Mayer wiin quruuns
.i '! ...i.i. .. ..r . u..i ....Mi.
I '. .l ..--.I I
. .i...'i:.. ...i.i. n .,.ti,m ..f tt.i1 ntihlte
, tii-itiin ...in ,. i.t... i, . ... ,
inteiest.
Xet se tednv.
The first check came when (he first
of the three offices In the Mayer's suite
was reached. The Mayer's bodyguard
demanded the card of the caller. He
admitted the requirement wns new
iiiuiiiiii.il in. i... i. . ...... ...
; Finally word was sent In te Durrell
Sinister. th Mayer's secretary.
I Mr. Sinister nirreed te see the visitor
ill the outer office. The secretnry read
an editorial en the police situation,
which wns hnnded te him. City Solici
tor Smjth walked in nnd he nlfe rend it.
Tlie Mayer's secretnry then ngreed te
nsk if Sir. Moere would see the caller.
He returned from the Mayer's privntc
office In a few minutes with this mes
sage: I "Tlie Majer said te tell you he hns
. nefhiti? te snv en this subiect."
I Later the Mayer emerged from his '
seclUNien. left his private enice aim,
brushing aside nil questioners, made n i
hasty exit.
"S'ethlng te say," wns the nearest te i
a statement Issued by Mr. Moere as he .
disappeared.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Wllllnm Kr.e 110 H,
::U M . nn.l l.auia
lliinn I in H i'.id !
Kmllv Iterfnisn 1.1 H H4th s
and Angelica
Si'hniU. eal r.ne i
.lehn P IJutilnii. Jr.. l'JI.1 V. ICth t and
Iliflia Wilil.rniuth 100S 1st 4th t
Jrlm V. t'aiiict- KIUI8 llnur !.. and Aina
Jt. U'nede rtO-JO L.-imliert l.
l.lnvl I rirrl, TravP M1 . and Carrie
Mnnre uxfunl ltd
Wilinn i' Miller. '.'IS-.' Ulthr'iw t . nnd
fernlea N lie-In '.'tl'J lrf'thgew t.
Jehn .1. nnhi.il -i'.vlS S. lllh n. and
AtnH M Ilui-Ui.. 11130 W. MeanieimliiB
lehn Smith. 1 .'.or. V. Cumse t and ,Mr
I .ei. I .' Ci 5 N i'iipi "I. , '
.Stephen 15 flali-. 1.111 W Ilaiuihlii i ami I
Alice 11. Hltte.- n.11 7 V Talk . ,.
W.il'nr .lolmsen. '.'141 N. W.irm.cic ht , audi
ttimetu i;, lleffner. HI. I ttefd at.
Janus II t:arle Voirlnettn Pa., and
.Mhtj T Tiirfy, 441)1 .Market at .
IJnrlce Itiihlneiii. 7VO0 Muta read, and Cni-,
leitii Ualuvel. 7L'00 State read
erb-rt Hurt. .1.121 N .Maarher st , and
i .. i. ii.i.nh. .-,.-, v- mih ..
' " ; """ -.""' T"u. v i i..l M
ar
I ieii Veunir noell. .V. J
Hulii-rt lliiusien. i.'t'i S. I.'eh hi
nnd Hun id
NHle 7d! I'tiadwIcK at
Marrlli lletde :il N '.'d l a
I'nlet HIM N "d HI
it ha I. WlBKliif, I'lirl.ivinid. Pa
Jultanna
ard CS j j -
1,,";' 'n-l,, je. A.'ii.n. .. . an.)
I Mme .Menen sen Ans-eua t.
I t:.lttn-.1 .M. Kiiltfnateln R.1SI V. Philip al .
"""I Marie i:. eff r.'.jti W, uxfurd .1.
I,,,,,,,, Alirsms Itl.M .' Il.iutle, Ht . and
Minnie Mutt. in.M s limn it -t.
' letnes '1 hmiiaa u'.Selll. HHSt K llarirard at.,
i and Kminii .Mnrren, gl 12 C Sergejiti al
, w .i.tlll0n iim, ii..Ki Mtl- hi . and
n. .!. (I lliiwe, rarhitueu. Ii
I . Nell e Ul
-Hlnuel P'lli
I Sell e Tai'ei 4'.'7 rairmnuni tn
l-t:ts .s Allium! hi and Kta I
M IfieilltT ' I. lirillKllurT SI
f'nin.H 11 imtinn -31 " tsth nl . and1
II nt 11. l.litlv, V tf. f A 18ih and
Ai . h his '
i ('hi- en II, .taittf 0 u tf Palnheip m and
-..l7.ilvtl. ' KliiMle ll'dl It.ittaid hi
.'lluri-s A 'le.a, Ir 42U .-e.itlt.l n . and
lie en Siiimrpfi, ll'S.I MnrlUiruugh si
lerepl. .1 lllerle. '.'Olti X. I..ttrenee si . and
II. If n i- tiruliei ."l.'l W. Mii'iui'lunnii ate
VVlin.iiii I' Jek I'M lit S. X'uie il and
I'athnina nrinnri, 400 X mill si
rnnmaa I. 1'c.rnlet, r1 OH Osdfn at . and
Anii.i M (iriiciiii ft 1 03 Osdfn at. '
i l.i.i I. Wallei. a.llil X. tlrat, hi. and,
Ij.i ii ustln 'J.".CH X llanr.iflt al
li udii' Hie mr. 4117 I'liider at. and .Vlury
.Vliikll i '.Ms N .'.Hi al
Mere JiiiUitt. .'i'C.'T CJcTiiiiintiitt n ate
Id ! Jti'je 7l!S TlalnhrldKe at.
Ue I' ,-rirei I.aunhuint fa
l.tdia A Viilenilne, Snli ni. X I
i'Ii.uii's i. Hernia.. i:,,i si ami, M
Mui VI MiiKUir.,. :,7L'U Snni' m
It.. men i Sntien. I.'lgl Walnut m
lilaie It 'ril7ll Jfllltllltliitii. I'n
li lid
and
and
and
l-eiiard S lliiiiiiiil.h ma.1 N. I'r.iiil.lin
and l-'juraa Michel. I!"-.".1 X Jiarlen ti
Uer.iKe i lj'r.il.Hlll, l!fi.14 IV lluiulnudmi
and i V i, Kjnl, .lu.1l) I'etiiaiii n
I'liiui... t; .n.'ncer i'.M M i).h hi
lliinn I.. White ;j I M. llelhl hi
.Inini's I I' in iiei .11.-1. c'eiliir i
It.itlniin. .VI ilriffin. ?ni.'i C'iuiImi,! .i
si .
,.nd
.tn.l
iianh i. iitiu'i. ruricerreri I'j i
I he li il
I'lnkbillnl, ! W mr '.', ami
l.t iu,nd fls
Jleiln.t.iiii .1 liutM li.itutinre mj
I'irlllii M Hurt --'il.-IT X 11th t
ttn 1 I
M'li.nel.l J. Imeliley. 4Jl I. .Vletur il. nnd
Annie A nnnnellt ini i; i'ninhri'.k at
Th.im. s M.tiinirtt VV Il.ea-Hai ie, , n,,j
.Mult Miillnilland 11.1.1 Hedvlei iu
llmrce 11 limes llari IshurK. Pa , nd i;iK i
llmh ISO-, w. fintarle .i i
Jauifs H SlrMinter Purl ltnl I'n , hii,i
l-liirfine 1. i Ulr 71111 llldi-e me ' i
Inlili A Puiiler, HIS H. !lih at unit Clarii
.' llaiia I'l.istiuish, Pa I
flail .Mliaaer U'SIII X ?'J, il , J.u,, i
I'fiflerla -.'sill '.'LM i
i mnrl.ua I.. Ward ill: I X .1511. at
Iv.nliryn V IIukui-h 17311 y. tsih i.
aim
I.atvauii VV. .lelircn. r.ll.Mi Kprliigflrld ate.
and .Mars'uerlH M. Iluteaen, 17.10 H. r.Sth at
IMIATIIS
SXVDK.tt .tune '.'H. ItiL'.' l'AI'i;"e
SNYI'HIl. KiiiiitiiI Hertliea. H.iturdat .'
p .'I prftlirl). fit hit late lealdincr. Illlj
I'-'reelanil -' Ituerrriini prlune
FtKNINIIKI. OrKtT.s)iTANrKI
VANTIJt"-Kuri.lahe;il eftlce. net ncr IliO
inent I. " ."Kt .ion i . jar.a
MAYOR WRAPS VICE
REPORT IN SILENCE
. -. . i.i! .. l.l. Minium. lflvt.i l.ltli. Merni hful iititim ln...... e ... It. :....! I. .1
New Yerk. .Tune 20. The Oraml
.Tury nt Mlneeln. T,. I., will commence
Inday te hear the evidence against Wil
liam Creasy, accused of killing Miss
Edith I.avey, n young school tenchcr, nt
Freeport, li. I. .
A friend of the dead girl Is expected
te testify Miss I.nvev received m loiter
from Creasr. In which he wrete:
"If you mnrry nny one else', It- will
net mnke any difference. Ten nnd I
will be buried together just the same."
Creiisy. In Ills cell ut the Nnssnu
county jail, last night denied that he
had written such n letter. He nlse
commented en the fnct flint t lie efticlnls
were net in possession of the letter,
nor did they clnlm te have It, because
there never was such n letter written,
he sjild.
This is the letter which Miss l.nvey
wrote te Davidsen but n few hours be
fore she wns found dead in the bearding
house nt Freeport.
"fieerge, dear:
"I mil se very, very sorry you hnve
net received either of the two letters I
mailed jeii this weelt. hut T am sure!
the fault Is all my own ns I nm almost '
positive thnt I addressed same Twenty- j
third nnd Twenty-fourth streets. Of nil
the carelessness ! Wonder If you could
get them by calling up the pestnffice. '
j I wrote you Monday nnd yesterday.
I "First. I wns thnnking you for the
happy day I had Sunday , ticerge. It
wns happy becnuse I wns with jeu. I
felt se guilty te think that you had te '
go back en thnt slew trolley, Geerge. j
"I thought of you many times. The
letter wns ft hasty note, the contents
of which 1 will tell you personally
when 1 see you. Many thanks for the
folder. Geerge; you nre se thoughtful
about everything. It's the little tilings
In life that really count. In fact, they
are the big things after all.
"I cannot recall telling you that we
nre going by beat, but I must have,
as I see one of the timetables Is the
ever some evening nelere I go home.
Ill be only tee glad te sec you .lu.st . er!ll hun,ired killed or wounded, while
a nice unlet little chat with jeu. ,,, (j0Verninent forces lest seventeen seventeen
New please de net feel that it s com- ,,,,.,.,. soldiers killed and one offleer
pulsery. I would just like te hnve W()Uded. Large quantities of llrnn
ou knew you nre welcome. Hastily. I ,,,,,1 ,,,,,. ,n.niti,,i, uer.i ii1imiii1..i.-.,i i,.
'but you knew.
KDITH."
Pearl
Finger Rings
J. ECaldwell & Ce.
Jewelry - Silver - Stationery
Chestnut and Juniper Streets
Closed Saturday during July and August. Open Monday, July .Id, all day.
Satisfaction
Hccausc they leek better fit better arc bet
ter the man who wears our clothes enjoys a
feclint? of satisfaction that is envied by the man
who doesn't!
Business Suits, made-to-erdcr. Stir, un
(ielf Suits, ready-to-pnt-en, also viadc-to-erdcr
Rebert Stewart, B50B Walnut St.
Sporting and Mufti Tailors : Breeches Makers
N'etv Yerk Mere. 15 Kimt 47tl. Street
Open all day tomorrow, Saturday and
all day Monday
BONW1T TELLER 6b CQ
Ohe Specialty Sftcp cfOnainalieiUt
CHESTNUT ATC13tm STREET
Fer Summer Holidays
and Vacation Wear
SPORTS SKIRTS
will
LINENS
7.50 ie 10.00
Ne summer wardrobe is complete without its supply
of chic linen skirts thcec models introduce slit,
welt and patch pockets, narrow belts and pearl
button trimming.
FLANNELS
10.95 ie 18.50
Ne Summer Sports costume is quite se
swagger as one that beasts a sweater or
jacket accompanied by a distinctive
white flannel skirt especially if the skirt
is ultra fashionable in the matter of
design and trimming.
Like certain
housewives
you knew
Heinz Vinegars have
that knack of making
every feed they touch
taste geed. This fa fa
meus member of the
"57" is mere than "just
sour." It's a flavor. A
tangy, zestful, yet mel
low flavor. Four kinds.
In sealed bottles.
HEINZ
PURE VINEGARS
ITALIANS WIN JJATTLE
Several Hundred Tripelitan Rebels
Killed or Wounded, Is Repert
Reme. .Tune 'J!). City A. I'.) A
i,.,i kl,I1in. ,:,. ...
the rebels.
-r
GABARDINES
3.95 ' 7.50
Fine twilled gabardine smartly cut and
perfectly tailored along trim youthful
lines cheeses te achieve distinction
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