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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, , JOTS" 15, 1922
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Saved at Fire
PRINCIPALS IN KLUXEN MURDER TRIAL
LAST OF IHE ELKS
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FAMILY AT BLAZE
DEATHSENTENCE
Yeung Man Who Fired at Paris
Prefect Held for Attempt
at Willful Murder
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fn of Engine Ce. 32 Prove
Heroes at Early Morning
j Fire en Sixih Street
Refusal Plainly Indicated as
Leaders Decide Arbitration
Plan Is Faulty
Bands Blare Farewell as "Helle
Bills" Start for Heme.
40,000 at Reunion
ANARCHIST FACES
MINERS 10 REJECT
HARDING'S OFFER
IHUrMrN Wr m
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Jin1L.IIIL.ll IIL.UUUL.
QUIT
ATLANTIC CITY
IB
CRAWL THROUGH SMOKE
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i .vTtre members of flip family of Hen-
jMBln Horewitz. .'lit Seuth Sixth
twet, were nved from suffocation
fcertly before 4 o'clock this morning by
Members of Engine Company Ne. 32.
stationed en Sixth street below T.enif-t.
Forced te crnwl through th upper
floors- of the four-xterv dwelling en
their hands nnd knees, and almost I rtnl.DT. DUnl nnnTri vnn
drl?en back te tln street bv the hugelLUUHl UPHOLDS CORTELYOU
volumes' of "enike that poured from
the first tloer. the firemen imiiliy suc
ceeded In currying the futility out of the
house by menus of extension ladder.
Besides Horewitz these -escited are
hla mother, his two sistcis, Sarah.
nineteen cnrs old, and Sephie, eleven.
and hlB brother Invid. seventeeii.
The fire was discovered ny n youth
who was pasting the house, and saw
Mneke corning from Horewitz n clear
store, which is en the first lloer He
ran te the lirclieuse and notified Acting
Battalion Chief ltueliler. who reach. d
the house before the rest of the firemen.
Hctihler Lends Rescuers
Beuhlcr forced hi? wa Inte the
tere b breakins u window. He
groped his way te the rear but was
forced te return te the street because
of the heavy smoke
In the meantime Sarah Horewitz
had awakened and her screams for help
reached the e.irs 8f Iteuliler Again he
attempted te climb the stairs leading
from the store te the second lloer, but
was driven buck
When firemen arrived extension lad
ders were thrown ngaliirt tne front of
the dwelling, and. with Acting Lieu
tenant Cutineff and Hesenien .Jeseph
Kelley, James Casey and William
Gramin. the battalion chief climbed te
the upepr tloern and begun a search
for the fanillj .
They were repeatedly forced back te
the windows for air. but after several
efforts lecnted the two girls in bed,
almost overcome. While Lieutenant
Cunneff picked up Sarah. Chief Heuhler
lifted her sister our of b.sl and car
ried them separately down the ladder
te safety.
Firemen Prove Heroes
Alnmest at the same time Hesemnr.
Kelly found Mrs. Horewlr:: in a front
rem en the third lloer. At the risk of
his life he opened a window and stepped
out en the ladder, with the uncon
scious woman l.vmg limp ever his shoul
der. While his companions steudiid
the ladder from the street he climbed
slowly down.
Horewitz and his jeunger brother
were sleeping in ieur loom en the tl.ir I
fleer. The weie canied out by Kellj
and (i ram in and ieied en the street.
Neighbors took the lescucd famil; into
their homes.
The lire originated in a pile of to te to
mcce in the rear of the cigar store.
Die origin nnd damage are unknown.
LOIS WHITNEY FINED $2
Mevie Actress Pleads Guilty te
Driving Car Without License
New Yeilt. July 1.". Miss Leis
Whitney, movie nctn
sniilrii one et I
'l'.c. ,- .
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yesterday, when s, plcued guilt te
driving her high-powered car without
The actress was net discounted at
.it ,..,. s st.,..,l ,,,. ,,. ,i, i"i":
hah nnnrii" nil ' (.rti i i itw in i r-rt tn , i-ni,.
j.l, n.i ,ni .l, , r . ,,.i,ti. mV-. i
wrote Marsh nsse.-en iganist uer for
the legal Infraction. I!ut she premised
te get the necessary license.
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Magazine Section
Features in Tomorrow's
SUNDAY
PUBLIC &fe& LEDGER
Psychoanalysis for
Immigrants
Congressman Cable Insists that every
Immigrant should be suhjicieil te
the same mental tests Kl in In ttie
Army during the World U'.ir
When Father Time fakes
His Tell
What becomes et the fumci ."tage
Btara when they pass the at-e w hen
they can leek and act their faverttM
parts?
Hearing Your Movies
The Slllnlum Cell is going te mal.n
it possible for ion te hcMr jour
favorite screen star speak while
you watch the picture
A Hunger for Education
,Never before did se many jeuths
deck m jwnrricn s colleges Over
half a million enrolled last jeur.
"Painter of Peter Pan"
jjesale Wi.cex Smith, fam.d painter
ei cuuurcn, siiyn nr success Iks
in her love of the kl Mius
Fiction by Famous Writers
..Complete stories by the class of an
i thorn whose fiction always pleas, 3.
Ring Lardner's
effervescent
target.
humor finds
Hemer Balmy
writes another letter te a celebrity.
The New Mark Twain
'jMnds ether Items of Het News from
Oivtman, Ariz.
Follies of the Passing
Shew
portrayed with kindly humor, by
Leula Hanlen .
ALL this, the beautiful Itotegrnvure
Section and the Six-Page all-star
Comle sheets nre In addition te the
comprehensive news sections of this
week's
SUNDAY
PUBLIC && LEDGER
"Make It a Habit"
seriiiK IIOKOWITZ
Who with four ethers of (he family
vtits readied today b flrrnirn when
the Inline at ttU.l Seuth Sixth street
caught tire
IN MOSCONI SAFE CASE,"0"1'1 '" n rt,f,,t u ,uwi,t-
I Determination te recommend n re-
Dismisses Petition for Return of i fusul of the offer te the Policy Corn Cern
Strongboxes Held In Raid inittee was understood tedaj te have
Judge Aulenrled teda Issued an or- been reached by Jehn L. Lewis, presl
der for the dismissal of a petition of dent of the union; William Ore-en. see see
Jehn K K. Scott, (eunsel for Charles' retar.v -Measurer, and Philip Murray.
Miiscenl, te force Director Cortelveu ' Wee president, as the result of a final
and the District Attorneys office te re- ' conference held the three union of
, , ... i licliiN late yesterdaj with President
turn unopened two safes which were, Unrdlng IIt,d Secretary Davis.
confiscated dining th tent gambling Althench the nnthracli.. emnlevers
raids
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lhe -.llfes wriv takni from. Mosconi s
poelioom at Seventh .in.l Market HticeN.i,.,,,,,,,,, (lf ,Ml, , w, app, . , ,
scj.tt. In the petition. , .intended !' nn,iirilclte mines as well as the bitutnl bitutnl
pelice d.p.irtmeiit b..d no right te open , Tll(1 , p,,,,,,,, M Ka!,i te i,t.
he safes for eWdence and could net mf ,,,Mlmp,le (lf production In the
lega h held hem and their contents as I nntlirnPlfl, ,i,.,, uei,i, by augmenting
exhibits for the (.land Jurj hen the t)l , M)plv, i.,.,, public pressure
petition was made. s,r, j iiftt-r seizure f . settlement of the bituminous
of the safes, Judge Aildeiiried nlil he Ktrlke
would icserve decision. Indication of what fuither course the
in tne cases u tnree iioeironm pre-
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;.:11";"":' ::t" .-j-t i w?1
" wmie ih-i-iisi.s Miheil UJ I
bj Assistant Director Tempest
.lliclge I
Aildeiiried ruled that the Director had
no autlierltj te i evoke nnv licenses
once thev had been granted under the
act of Hill.
The three proprietors whose licenses
were eidered restored ate (.cerge S.
Kigali. III'.' Seuth Klghth -tt cef ; I
Charles A. Daiiaher. .".." North Eleventh '
street, and Williuii. II Mjirs, 122!H
rilbeit street.
FIFTY ARMED MEN ROB
DISTILLERY OF WHISKY
Guards Intimidated and 181 Barrels
Stelen
Yerk. Pa.. Julv l."i ip.v A P i
Mm-,, rlmn llft.v men armed with sawed-
off shotguns i.n.ke int.. the Peust Dis-
tllleiv, (ill n lie ck. litt.cn lilies snutii
of this iii. at midnight last lught ..ml
carrm! nw.iv ls liairels ni vvhisk.v,
valued ,it S1S.1.IHMI Twe guards, Ccmii,..
A strine. of this city, and Jeseph
lli Hi. 'f Philadelphia, were coven,!
with guns and threatened with death.
l lie w!iMV was e.iiTicii .iwav m siter
tiucks It was the third time within
tluee weeks thm tiuks III charge of .iftei neon te discuss the coal strike
aimed men had visited the distlllciv. (in situation.
the previous vl-lts they were dnvt.ii Senater Pepper, who Initiated the
nnuv by the guards. i proposal, explained that the Senators
- nf the States In ipiestien would "ceun-
UAVMMCDC IRI AI PUCPTCd'''! ti'lf'tliw" ID lli'ti'miltli' liN ivIirthiT
HAYMAKERS IN W. CHESTER , they had a public dun m the pi nt
crisis, and if se. what it U and hew it
Blue Overalls and Farmer Straw should be performed. He declared the
U,.e IT.,t,,r. DnrfiH. Tn,w WOllIll IIH'et Witllllllt 011 llxi'd pregrillll.
Hats Feature Parade Today ,,, ,,,. , ..,,,.,.,,,-, f i,,,,- lnil
West Chester, l'.i.. Julv 1.". - The nothing definite in mind te meet the
ami'l.il Stale innveinieii of the Penil- ; sltmitien
Wvnnl.i State H:iinakei' Ass.nia-
ic,,,, .,
.""II. ,1
Ide degree of the Keil Men. Is '
'.eiug helc in .Memerial ii.i heie te-
,,, with ,M,.ut present from all
Lectiens of the jurisdiction The State
' 'r""'T n'' 7 r'V.'L '" waU' xhflr
reports ei work .f the vear
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A feature of the convention s the
fw ,,ni (1 . ,. ,,, I. I. I. :
pnia.ii tnis niti rn.ieii. which is par-
Tii ip.ite.1 in tv a number , f delegations
trem Phil.'di Iphin. ' 'hestei , C,nti- ille
and ether pla.es. Several hundred
an in lui" with bands of music, ami
ill wear the costume of the organlza erganlza organlza
tleii blue overalls and wide "farm, r"
tniw hats
U. S. TAKES HAND IN CASE
Three Held for impersonating Fed-
eral Officer Have Ball Boosted I
s. ,1 n ,,,h t. r. ..(,!; r,. iij r !
Atlantic I'M j , Jul 1.1 LMwanl A ,
Lewis nod Cli.irlcs I,r, ,, I, ..1,1 ,
Iie.iij ball b,v ingistrate Puxseu l.i-t
lljgl.t Were nri.liglied le.l.iv before'
I'liitnl St.itep ( 'emuiissinni r Naril .itnl
.v'tlMlli ddliiMliln linil si r. Thev me nc- I
cii'iil of inpersenarlng n l'il.rul of
heel
Jeseph Costelle iicciisi.,1 ,,f ! sltnllai
..ft", lis., .in I held 111 .sVlilile b.ui w -lived
n lnai.ng and was token te Caiiulen It
is a.'iged that he impcr-eii ifd an nt
tn er with the Int. -nt of shaking down'
a ( 'iniiiii n man
CLERGY GREET MICHAEUS
Federal Council of Churches Re
ceives Teuten Ex-Chancellor
New lerl.. .lulj 1.1 Dr. (ieerg
Mi.-haelis fertiierlv CI anc.-Unr f tier
mam. w i- tin l-iu -t of the Federil
Ceun.il of tin- Chin, lies of ChrUt m
Aini-i'-i m-'-ii.h nfii'i'iioen.
He Is p., -i. lent of the Student C,iis.
Han Fi'ilera'ieii -if (teimanv. lie i- m
New Yerk for n few .lajs en his i,
Tin fi fmiu I lie fiei-iif meeting ,,f (i,
World S'u It nt Chrisiinii I'ed, rnn,,t, n,
'liiini
Wants Vare Yeke Snaken Off
W i! ..mi T. Hinder, 1.VJ7 Ner-li
III,, el
Pill e-
who i
nation tlei I, s calling Upen .ill ( ,
. Duiham and .i Nj. Iml 'm. i,'.
ent ill. stupnl ii nt 1 htiUal ileini-
of the Vui uliihiiie," fi pre-
. ellllllll oil next e.ll s gen, ii.l
uipr
eleitieu ballet A 'in i iser te Mat, p
Moeie will be chosen (u .,iuih.r
lll-J.1.
Deaths of a Day
Mrs. Martin A. P. Puren
New Yerk, July 1" Mrs Mai tin
Pintnrd Puieii. s. vent one ,veii-s old.
widow- of Dr. Juan (! Pui-eii. afiei a
brief illness, died Tliuis.lin iniilnight
lit Peirthilld, Me , wheie slie had gene
ler tne summer, u wns itr.neuiieed 1(i,
Geerge W. Gethart
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Funenil services will he held Monday
for (Jeorge W. tlethnrt, who died at
5021 Lancaster avenue. Ilurial will be
in Fernwood Ceiueierj. Mr, (ielhnrt
was seventy-one .veins old and leaves
no family. He was tin iindeitnker.
Samuel E, Fleming
Huntingdon, P,i,. July 15.-
Snmucl
K. Fleming, seventy nine years old. for
many jeurs editor and pioprieter of
the. HtintliiKileu Monitor and who berved
two terms us iiustuinstejtv ula jester
'"f".'! "'In,1, it v WhViYiV1 ,,","l;l,;'r .' n we ,1, ev -r n- in U e -MUe Occnsienlally u "bench Ibard" 1 1. llad nothing te de or te we,r about
e,f thus late Itcv II (, dlder, and a sis- " ''',.,,. r " must be ordered te move en, except te get it ever with. When
ter of the late Iticliitril Wilder, who ' mm ., t ,Itif,il -Ix-aere tract is mere , "Itheugh the (JiiukIh de net mterfeie Ijudge Pinker was uiispiuliigly dissect
niany'v ea. II , m"'. e"'nf te'" ' ''. A'.mmuuitv' mile '.e'-phlliulel- -bl' "" " -' reHt , ingV- evidence in his -harg,, te the
Snnl Oil. ,r wi er nil Vriii," ti, I'hla It Is n tradition. On sunn.v "'"" ,, 'jury .vesterd.i ufte.noeii he still sat
fuii iril Ve 'i Hi " ,' Lli l- ""'" ""' lit,U' iiil-t'icnitH of the One of the fl.iards explained why the 'motionless and l.ieM.iessivc. Kven
; i. N I this fternoe ",,r,1,''- ,.i,V. whose homes re nearby, romp revolvers are needed purts of the inil-, when the Judge told the juij that if
town, .i. . , "" i .Iworeiislv under the eves of muses nml form equipment. they fi'iind u veidlct of first ilegi.'e tliey
7.
day.
HOLD SESSION AT CAPITAL'
llu Anec Intfil ri
Washington. July 1R. The 120
members of the Policy Committee of the
Fulled Mine Workers of Amerlen. rep
resenting local nnd district organiza
tions throughout the country, gathered
here today te Authorize n reply te Pres
ident I hireling's offer of arbitration te
settle the bituminous and anthracite coal
strikes, with eery Indication that It
Ui.'ixc accepted the Piesident's offer vlr-
iiiiu- n ! linn in,- , ,' 'tuvti, - unri ,-
, ,. ulilmnl cemlirinn. llie exnected
,. .,, ,, , ,i. r.n n( i
MIMflHIUfUl llllkli I I tli- n uiv tnn, w. ,
r " "vhi.n if....
., , , ,.,, i., f n, nrnmwn '
I iiiik'ii jvi"in i "' !...!- -.-. ""'lilUllt 1U1 it vix-"' ii; nillUllli"'
KH-lariit en '
, ..,,,i,.,. ,i,,.. l,.sl,l,.nl llnnllni? felt
'no doubt Hint he had power te operate
the mines In nn eniercene.v . llv this
'i n iclachmeir lm hwas snl.l ...A te
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fear sucii a pesslbllltv if the emer
gencv warranted.
The determination of imtien.il officers
of the union te recommend a rctusai ei
the arbitration offer is m;l-.toe.l te ,
have been reaclud because the are .sat-
islled that the Cevernment cannot or i
will net fen'e operators new producing ti.uiuc.nc.i iu ..auMuu. a wauy.. wauy..
ceal in the srml -unionized fields of Vcst ter Untrue. Says Youth's Father
Virginia and Pcn.is.vlvania. us w ell as SeKmertm ,, i. j..,v 15i ielIu
the mines in asiiingiiiii Mate aim
Minge I. unity, est MfS'ni.i, "'"'' i
under the edict of the proposed lcderal
vv.ige-tlMUg body.
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SE! ATORS TO COiSrhK
O.V STRIKE SITUATION
tlu n Staff Ctirrt iiuuimt
Washington. July 1.". Senators of
the eoal-predui'lng States of tin Last
and Middle West, after conferring in-
ferinall. decided te meet late this
This is the first move in the Senate
te ceiisfder the coal s,rlke ill in. of its
aspects. It Is understood there is a , rows 10 a. e.u ei mx mum .vicruny,
distinct v,.t!meut In senatorial circles , "'l " her intere-t and enthusiasm for
in favor of legislation te prevent tin i K"t that the sparrows had the advau
industrial tie-up bv undue prolongation , tage of her when it came te wings,
of the strike She fell fifty feet te n courtyard.
This aft. moon's conference Is te be Mrs. Frank Depku, who lives en the
nmi p.irtisiu in .h.iracrer. Senators second lloer. saw the child flash by her
fieiii Peniis.Wvnum. Ohie. Indiana. II
liiinis and West iiglnla have been in
vited te attend
RITTENHOUSE
HA T? A RAffPD
' ;s Jmt ,,,, smi Equipment, but Tlwy Loek Fierce and War-
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''''" and Lvvn Sparrows Are nespnetjul
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v.!. m?r W2P -, ' JTs 7?,!:',?!5?
( hrlstepher Slierld.iii, S.ini Ilrewti belt, gun and all, Is looking waillhe
enough, but (ertrude McAllister, Flera (tulnhin and Mary Midladw
don't seem te mind
,lil ei, I 1 t,hl (.ml tiifu fictffr Dpi. nrii,
Pur thr u-x.nl f.ns el ;lsl,j in .'lilt tiflOUT" tiflOUT"
.S'guerf, Tim N.'MriVt'r Ilallmlf.
The dread majesty of tlie law, ewe
i governesses.
t lM1.( gunnl in gr-iv Keeps watcn
and ward ever that little hit of eaitlily
paradise. '1 he hupp laughter of kid-
i dies adds beautv te the siiimre,
Keicntl the guimU assigned te Kit- I
j teahouse Squaie. like ull their fellows,
,.. rt aI
of the park police feire,
have been
l own belts,
eeiitnne.l with innliliv Sum Ml
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gloss night-sticks inui revolvers with a
i wic keil ionic
The "pistols" nre teled In blnck hoi-
, sters und give it tiuiil touch te the mar
tlal usnect of the itunrds
The children ere frankly Impressed
by tne neistcrs. ihe sight nt a eturi
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'BEAUTY' SCHOOLS ACCUSED
New Yerk Official Investigating
Alleged $100 Fakes
New Yerk. July 1". Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Helen P. McCermiek. of
Itioeklyn, is investigating several
"beaiitN'' schools which linve enrolled
pupils tliroiighetit the ceiinlry. These
schools advertise, according te the au
therities, that a course in beautifying
a. , . c, i ,.. i.. ..i.
i ( Jl Ull 111 II I III I i 11(11 liHIll I' lll(l III- UU'
..I....I t. n incl .. Tl,n .., .Ii
receive no instruction, but net neatly
lirlmcil diplomas setting fertli iiualifi iiualifi
catiens which have never been tested.
l'lie District Attorney recently re-
rrtvl , . mpa"t 'm. Mta Kdn.
MncAilam. of Hroeklyn, who Onys she
paid her 510(1 and received nothing
tint tlie diploma.
DENIES B0ISSEVAIN TROTH
.....,. ...,.
,. .,sj.,i -ei-.tiv,. fn il.
rumer.sl engagement of his eldest son.
...,.. i,iccivn( fe mi0 ii.,i,,.
Mclnliart Iloisseyain, te Miss Dorethy
White, daughter of a chauffeur, pub
lished yesterday, made the following
htuteiuent
"It Is absolutely untrue as far as 1 ,
knew. I knew nothing about the mat-
ter. My son left four days age for
CVnncle Lake, N. Y., te visit his grand- i
mother. I believe the rumor simply
sprend because lie may have been seen
In the company of the same young
woman four or five times. If my son
were engaged lie would have certainly
notified me."
BABY IMITATES SPARROW
Falls 50 Feet, Picks Herself Up and
Walks Off Unhurt
New Yerk. July 1... I he parents of demlnntcd these who would dominate
llegina Floed probably will put some 'him. Severul times he corrected .pies
bars across the windows of their home tiens which were put te hlin by the
in nrneKiyn muu.v as n eiiiniiiiy ires-
ent for Heglnii, who will be two jeurs
old.
""" w,lM 'JJ'L'S '" (;enx Heme spar-
...,,,l,i,v mill il.she.l net Sl,n ,enJ ts. I
in time te see Iteginn pick herself up
and walk off.
SQ. TODDLERS
JlffPAT A Q rTT A JPDCt,l01,'I"s P,silv "'in.lered te the fields
cunrd, armed te the belt ami m ting as
mentor, filetid and guide te tin- chil
dren, bus somewhat astonished vi-iteis.
The weapons strike observers as out
"All the liluebloeds have cone iiwnv
frtw ,ln, l,,,....!,.,. vm I'M,,,, .i.i.l .ni..l.ii. 1... .,.iNi..,,mi,iill,,if l,iii.lu,.ti,iiniit'
inr ine summer, you i.new, inui wnicnuir uy leiinnmeiiuiiig iiiipriNeumeiit,
have all kinds of people flecking here for life at hard labor, he did net wiiue.
new. Six or seven hundred troop hcic And when tlie veidlct was uuneitiKcd
some nights. They have te be kept in the boy still sat motionless. Only ufter
order. j some minutes and nftei the juiy had
"'Dips,' pickpockets, jeu knew, get i gene for geed, did he stand up. Then
I into tlie crowd once in a while, looking
for their beard money. Seme of these
.. - .
fellows nre tough iilnls una u gun
helps
A etimt',1 mk-hf enrrv a nun for Ien
years and never need it. And then
again he might have te use it at uny
time. Anyhow, 'It Is part of the equip
ment, se tnere you are."
JAV ?ss
- Km-miiuim c
l&ssCc.
Janette Lawrence, an oleven-ycnr-eld
girl who wns brutally hilled
near her home at Madisen, N. ,1.
(upper left); Francis Kliixen, 3d,
her playmate, who lias iK'cn nc
(lilltted of the murder, anil, below,
the little murder victim's father
wr . ... ,
IlUXCTl ACQlllttCCLy
r i ttr'j.i r a
IS B(tCK Willi JreiS
Continued from Tatr One
trial, and even en the night of the day 1
ei ine murcier, vviien lie was put throng!)
a real thlid degree, was coolness per per
.senified. Yet ut no time was he flip,
or audacious, or nonchalant. Fer a
boy he was wendcrfull dignified. On
the stand, both en direct examination
and under severe cross-exiiinlniitlen, he
was the calmest person in the court
room, and at times his self-possession
spcciui prosecutor, in tact, tne prose
cuter directed the Jury te note his uii-
usual coolness, just as a nrosecutor lu'diawn fiem the men who had served
ether circumstances will direct nt!cn -
tleu te the nervousness ()f ,, defend
ant under tire.
Like Alice in Wonderland
It was as If the hey were being
feiced te take part In a scene in which
he really had no light te take part;
It all seemed unreal, us if Fate were
" M'CII I'd Unreal, US It fat.
jesting wltli Itself in Hint ancient, his
teilc
(ouitreom. One thought of the
trial
in Alice In Wonderland, where
'I the little girl Is tiled bv these who
seeui se much bigger than herself The
thought was a far er., but the trial
iwus se shot through with fiintnsv tlmt
of fancy
in some wa,s the whole setting op ep
peured mere uppiepilate for a high
school graduation. The audience 'nt In
seats which were built prcclseK like
pews ill u church. At the rear of the
coiittreoin was a tiny galleiv. 'i'hc i
pews and the gallery were filled with 'by a knife; the boy had a scout knife
I women and girls and bs, ami even which, however, showed no signs of
'little children, mid hcic ami there a . bleed, while it wns shown in the Jan.
I baby. The be.vs were the kind seen at i curek trial that the hitter's dagger hail
school, net In courtrooms. The girls ' bleed stains en it; and fifth, the eon-
'were there with bobbed hair and gig- I tentleli of the State that the liundker-
gles. nnd lent the flare et the flapper chiefs used te gag the glil hud come
te the occasion, And ever ee was en fiem the Kluxen home. The handker-
the boy as he sat motionless, wltli arms 1 1 hiefs hud the Initial "F" which th"
folded. In moments of leliixatl.m he defense declared could just as well be
would smile and lean ferwuid and chat 'connected with Finn!; Jiincnnk as with
witli his f.itlier ut his side. His mother Francis Kluxen, The Stnle said the
was in the fieiit tow of e:it, wltli n dinning en the handkerchiefs In the
prayer ever en her lips Outside en ' murder was the same as en handker-
the lawn about the ccuitheiis were chiefs taken from the Kluxen home, but
groups of be.vs and girls; New Jersc this was denied by ether testimony.
"Penreds" who had all In nuiimen with , rinally, no proof was effeie.l that the
the "Penreds" and their shy giil Kluxen handkerchiefs were marked with
fi lends of Tuikiiniten's Indiana. ! the initial "F." A strange feature wns
Was Certain of Aciiitli. VhuIh' Ui'vhletu-"'4 ""1'1" ' " fl"Ker
Main instances could be cited of the 111TlrS. ,) etii0r curious dream
reiiuirks and behavior of 1 nines which , stnl. ,lre engaging the minds of the
seemed te set him np.irt fiem tin- whir nlltt1(i ttlts. who tne mere than ever
of events about him. lliev mil he all ,insti,,(. nd the fear was expressed
epitomizes I in an inclden told b.v his , t((l ni,,rtiPrrP f ,rmiette mitv never
counsel, Llnier King, while he niry . ,., pi,m,it. ,llt (lllly rrancis
was out. Mr. Kng si. that he called, 'K1-11VIM ,s ,mt ,U( ,
" '" ""' ... .. ... ....s ., j,,..
Ne ini'v can .envict ine hciiu-e 1 did
net de it."
Tile iie s coolness, which these who
had nnv thing te de with the trial ugic-d
pllicfii 1 1 i i)i in a special . utcger of be
i iioed. was all tlie nunc dlsi enceiting
for llie i.ilseu that .the pieple nf In
hume town of .Madisen appeal ui te in
dead set against him und te demand hi
life, Ne one i:imi fiem his home town
tn speak a kind wind for him at tlie
fiial. It was said that ii'ligieiis differ
ences uggiiivatid this fe.llng.
With the home folk against him
and tin! law wei King uiightll agaliis
could Mive the bev fiein the electric
nun a., we, ... ''" ' " ,,f the rabbit which escaped from thi'lhas an International reputatle. n Civilian gobs, bound te sea for two
case ns he had m. , 1 1 w uk th . 1 he , ,., ,lf ,,, , . ' 'J ', rePu. a f "s ' I weeks of deck scrubbing nnd ether
,1,1 net feel he . li m, mi t Iip trii ,, K ,,,.,, ,,int , , , , ; ' ;- my nre befern ci, ? 1 1,,l)erK "f the seaman, leave the Phil-
els hat e'vcM.' th'. he ' la, ll't '"en "K ",1,,blt bM ,,,l' ,",t wnle te Phkdrfp In" ' "" com," I ndelphl,, Nnvy Ynrd en n Fugle beat
,is tmt even lien in nan lest nn I)n.fl,m.(i , ,,asH ,.., 'rftm.,M hln tes,le.s serving as chef in ti, K-., J ('rlll'0 tllip nfternoen.
1'0,'"l", ., . ..,,,- i""11 '",, ",,,"!,,K !" ",,,li" ''" '"e-.e 'of (Ireece and ifufv, he had b'-n eml Xlunl M'"rv,h,H eC ,,,e VeutU T)i'-
"I ,.m't rel.use .veu.' r. plied I iun- 0f a labblt deg than a cat chaser. i pleved bv big het'e s in I nn, ,l l lrlet '"'-, ('K'-ble for any one of the two
ci "lint veu go home tonight and, Brownie I, a wiser and happier deg ' Paris. At one time he own e 1 ies "''' i,r,liM'K '":1''1".
seen mid Hint lese uliv mere Weight. iiilnv. ... xi... ' ... J. n"ld d ies- Other en. ses l.ln l.miii.1 .", nnc
be walked te where his mother, nlme-t 1 policemen nnd firemen ns part of t li-cl r
lu a stute of collapse, sat hi a flood of .vacation.
joyful tears, nnd kissed her. I
Friends cumc te shake hands, and he , ship si-nsmv
smncii nun in u irice was tne uny lie
weh befere the crime. He rubbed his
finger under htH nose as boys will and
hitched his belted trousers. It wns the
hitch of )he trousers that the glnd mun
'gives when he is about te set out en
some high adventure.
"What are you going te de?" was
i asked.
'. "I dun't knew,'' was the reply with
I another hitch of the trousers.
I "Ale you going out West?"
1 "I'm net that bad," was the an-
i swer.
in niiiiwicr imiuiie r raiicis, gcuir.g
the tnste of his freedom, was ever ui
the window looking out at the crowd
waiting for him. As he looked, he did
net wave his hands or show himself iw
a here. He looked te see the crowd, net
realizing that the crowd was seeing
him.
Mr. Kliixen reused him from his rev
erie. "Come, kid," called the father,
"Brownie's waiting for jeti," unci in n
jiffy he was tumbled into an automo
bile ami was en his way home.
.Itiry Out Three Hours
The jury retlied te consider the ver
dict at 2:15 P. M. Three hours later
it aiinetineed the remit. And fifteen
minutes after that Francis was bowl
ing home with his mother and father.
While the jury was out the hey
would leek new and thru at the pas
sage way through which the moil who
held bin fate hud gene te their room.
Then iie turned nnd looked out the win
dow. .The outdoor boy had been quick
te notice that the sun had biekcn
through the clouds for the first time
that day. As he turned the sun lit up
his blue eyes mid they seemed te glisten
in the rnvs. As It turned out. It was
the premise of the coming freedom.
Une of tne lenturcs of the trial was
11'," fnrt ,'lftf.,lle ,be-v """ Vp,Uer of
interest despite the nlty for the mur
dered Jnnette. Hut it was because of
the high feeling that arose out of the
murder t lint special care wns taken
with the trinl. The local Prosecutor
retired from the ensp and his place
wns taken by .1. Henry Harrison, of
Newark, in another county, LssCx, as
special Prosecutor. Further, the jury
was made up of men from the ndjoln ndjeln
Ing county of l'ssex, and net from the
county. Merris, in which the crime was
committed. And te make assurance of
fair dealing doubly sure, the jury was
iis (irand Jurymen in F.ssex County.
It was an unusually high-grade jury-
en uusiness men.
Stained Clothing an Issue
Five points were stressed by the prose
cutor. First, the alleged presence of
Francis and Janette in the locality
where the girl was muidered. The bev
aid he never saw her the day of the
! crime. Second, the feet i.Hnts. ,.l,ni-
the scene of the crime. lhnnih ,
.r.ulue neinieil net- tlmt iln, l, u ui...t
i had never been fitted te the prints'.
Third, the fact that the bev's clothing
i.u r.xnwt i n ,iii ,.r .,,..- .. .i...
morning after the murder. The hey's
mother testified that she had put them
In soak te remove stains caused when
Francis was working In the Kluxen
wlner but the State suggested they
wetn soaking for the purpose of remev
ing liloeii stains, i-eurth, the fact that
the wounds en the girl hud been caused
nj-ownie trying te revive the scent
400 PHILA. POLICEMEN
START ON TRIP TO N. Y.
Bluecoat Masens Guests of Peugh-
keepsle Ledges
Four hiin. lied policemen and firemen
of Philadelphia ,he tit c .Masens and
Davis. Ceiiiiellinaii Hern. Imnci-Inl i',i
tentate W. Freeland Keiidrick, Charles
A. lirakclew and Flic ALirslial Elliett
me also among the guests.
Headed by the Lambskin Hand. coin.
pnsi.il of Philadelphia policemen innl
firemen, the party left Heading Ter-
J II II It I 111 1.1 O CIIICI.,
; ine .via.ver et i-eugiiKeepse and etlier
lending citizens will meet the visitors
and, after n street parade, entertain
, them ut the armory, This pilgrimage
which will permit the 'delegation, t,',
i letuin te duty Sunday, js taken by tM,
The Mner of Pmighkcepsie and ether
Wfmtever nstlnn Coni:rea my tnk in
fhlUdeliln is going tg Krew. 'rail ii
linrne out hy the incieanlnK volume of
Marine News at-Marlne ,miln. I. .Si
Itimlneae
u u Vufit-'Uia. ,,,"'we x-"co,R'
"JlaKe
,",:.",ll!,,.!:..,elL,iV s1;""' rKI. l,b "-l troops, under ceiii.Mind C ,
V"',.-J '",''. ."":" "' ''" ''cw ueiicia .lelin . I. .VIcKeewn. tn,l... ..' .-.i
i eris pence uepareuieui en n pllgliuiuge ' Hire, the town of C.nli.,,,. ' . . '' '.',' L-
te l'eiighlieepsie, where they will be south of Sllge. taklne " seii.Vitv f.
the guests of three Masonic ledges. rr " li i In i, ,,, , ,y prison. -
ii..i,..i .,!, i.i ....... i"' " "' " "'.'K(-' (uantlty of nmiN.
.,"".""' .'V, "; i !'' . " ,","' l eim uiiiiniiiiitien nnd bombs,
ell: Superintendent Mi K. ' r'iii..r . "'
DEMOCRATS START ROW
Atlantic City, July 15. Final dc
tails of the Elks, here for the Ornnd
Ledge reunion, pulled out of the re
sort yesterday for their home dis
tricts aboard regular nnd special
trains, with bands blaring a farewell
te the resort where for the Inst live
de.n they have cavorted, played and at
tended te the business or tne nnnual
convention. It has been officially re
corded thnt -10,000 members of the order
were here for the great patriotic
pngennt that was the climax of the con
vention. 17emeerntt of the county have started
a lively lnternnl row which threntens te
split the party into tactiens, one
aligned ngnlnst Governer Kdvvnrds and
Mayer Hague, of Newark, nnd the
ether ready te go along with the or
ganization. Judge Clnrence L. Cele hns re-entered
the "ring" with former Prosecu
tor Charles H. Moere. Charles Laf
ferty, chainnnn of the Atlantic County
Executive Committee, Is lending the or
ganization faction.
Arcadia Chef Shet
by Weman in Roem
fentlnafd from Page One
my husband, wns tier greeting 10
.- . s
v.i.im
Mesa. She uppenrel calm. sue was
dressed almost entirely in white, witn i
white silk stockings and white pumps.
She had thrown a blue cloak ever her
shoulders nnd wns hntless.
Mesa admitted her and as she ascend
ed the stairs he returned te his own
room. Slmnnlnl was lying in bed In
the third lloer front room. He is en
his vacation and was net te report te
the Arucadia Cafe for n week.
"Love Triangle" Ended Friendship
A few minutes earlier Cechct had left
his room nnd gene te the bathroom en
tlie second fleer. He nnd Slnieniiil
had been friends for years, but as the
nlleged "love trlnnglc" developed, the.
friendship censed.
Mrs. Cechct hurried up the stairs
and drew a .UU-cellbcr revolver from
a pocket In her cloak. She went di
rectly te Slmenlni'a room.
"New 1 have you," bhe cried ns ihc
leeled the weapon at him. Stunned by
her sudden appearance, Slmenlnl did
net move for a second. Then he tried
t(,J,lse. . ... i
Six times she pressed the trigger. One
bullet struck Slmenlnl In the chest
as he tried te face her. The second
ledged in his stomach and the third
struck his right urin. He fell en the
bed und the ether three bullets hit a
wall.
Cechct heard the six reports nnd
hurried te the bathroom deer. Then
came a scampering of feet and hysterl
eul subbing as Mrs. Cochet left Hiino Hiine
iilnl's room und ran te her husband's
room.
Although wounded severely, Slmeninl
struggled te his feet. He staggered
nfter the vvemii, leaving a trail of
bleed in the hallway. She vvus plac
ing the revolver with its emptied cham
bers at her head when he entere-d tlie
re'ar room. A few seconds Inter Cechct
reached the loom.
Cechct and the colored mnld held the
hysterical woman while Mcsu inn down
stairs nnd telephoned te the Twelfth and
Pine struts police station. Slnienii.i
collapsed en the fleer uneonscleus.
The wounded man was taken te the
Polyclinic Hospital, while Mrs. Cochet,
still weeping, was brought te the sta
tion house. She vvus almost incoherent
when questioned by Ulstrict Detectives
O'Neill and C.railey. She told ilieni
Slmeninl hud forced his attentions en
her.
Magistrate O'Hrlen was conducting
lie-tarings in the station house. Mrs.
Cochet vvus given an immediate hearing
and vvus held without bail. Detectives
then took her te City Hull, where Lieu
tenant ltelshaw, of the minder squad,
Interrogated her.
According te Melshnvv, the woman
said Slmeninl had attacked her en one
occasion, und that her husband henrd
of the incident. Cochet, she suld.
would net listen te her explanations nnd
announced he would net live with her
any longer.
Mtn. Cochet further said, neeerdlnu m
the minder squad chief, that she went
te the Pine street hnusp intending te
kill Slmeninl, Cochet and herself. Hut
in her excitement she tiled nil the bul-
lets ut Simenlni,
Face. Ked Frem Weeping
Tlie woman's face wns red nml kuv.i.
Jen from weeping as ltelshaw questioned
her. She told her story piecemeal and
occusieiiuii ineuneu an Ushuddered. She
(id net nsk whether Slmeninl was
ueilll.
The woman's son Is n pupil in the
fifth grade nt the McCall Public Scheel,
.Seventh and Deluncey streets, After
the sheeting the boy was token te
Mudeme Martceuu, a friend of Mrs. Co
chet. at 1708 Deluncey street. The
Cechets formerly lived there.
SMinenini has been with the Arcadia
afe for about eighteen months. Ac-
nml nt. ntlttm.ii
i.i . -.:-. : "win
, ......... H "- i.i.i.ii,.-. iiiuny enie.i persons
of Furepu.
FREE STATERS TAKE TOWN
-.... e.n .
Capture Collooney and 70 Prisoners
Aft.n C.,- u . LT rrl80ners
Alter Four Hours' Fighting
Dublin, July 15. (Hv A I 1 Vf.-
FAIR WEATHER AHEAD
But Forecaster Says Showers May
Come Late Next Week
Washington. July 15. (Hy A P )
Weather outlook for the week begin-
! nl"!f ""-l,y
In Tenement Heuse
A small lire nt .'1:15 Cutlinrlne i.et
n teiieu.ent house, early li s ,?,&
caused trilling diuiiage. An" ala'rm" 5
milieu in. nut w-nen ti... ....,....
..1.....1 .1. ii" , , . s-HKinfg ni;
rived the blaze, which i.ri "r"
Becond-flner front room, hed been ex"
tlngulslied. t. ' "
I ..
t'liriniiLT ni inn iiinnntrnnwini. i... i
( i v .ii- ,ii in nun mi iiiiinKini i
I four hours' flghtiiiL' th,. .,nii....i '..:.. I tln u
. f, , ,, . . Nundnj-a and Tliiiradajr
.."'" """. "'" ivtinntle Stntes: $t.80 Excurelene te Teme
tfcncrull.v lull, with i,tiii.rn -- mn ruri, n.,.n r..i.
, 4 "."-iteiii u near " . ---", -- --
nr somewhat above normal hut u-ii. Heights, Barnegat Pier,
ti probability of scattered thunder show. . ' 'rl,, Se, ". B"y.
ers lattery iirt. , S
-W .
Fit
IS GIVEN GOOD CHARACTER
Uii Ameclnttd Tresi
Paris, July .-. (Justev Heuvel. the
young anarchist who jestcrdny fired st
Police Prefect Nniidln. mistaking him
for President Millerand, presented an
unprepossessing appearance In liN rei
this morning ns he nwnltcd arraign
ment en n chnrge of "attempt te com
mil premeditated nnd willful murder,"
conviction for which carries the death
sentence. u,-in
The inp.n is n tall, skeleton-llke fir
lire and In nn n.lvnnced stage of ,'
bcrculesR He ., t.mpley7l V
Youth, which he f-undffiVWS
The keeper of the hotel where h
roomed gives him n geed charne
reference declaring he was aE
(inlet and regulnr with his iiavK
bomb wns thrown after n Communist
meeting i Wngrnn. Hall, w-eu.,,li.
several policemen. ".imnj
The Communist ergnn IHumnnii.
says: "The act which was p, rcTy""?
dividual, should be considered as a .
Hex and ns n result of the sudden re
action sometimes eccurri,,,, ,..ii. :
... -w. .,.,, ..in, uver.
iu,...u,r..M ...... .......I . . . .. ---.
, "s-. ...... m.-iwerKcci nra pis.-
Referring te the militaiy review at
the Longchamp rnce track, from
which Prefect Naudin nnd President
Millerand were returning when the at
"Ti.JVr !".U,V I,1"', ""VspapeT save.
The theatrical display of a militnrr
review, the sensational exhibition of
troops white, yellow and black, and
the sight of perfected engines of niur
der cannot be expected te nw.iken In.
Htincts of pnclflc sweetness in the seuli
of the spectators."
BUILDERS START INQUIRY
INTO BROAD ST. COLLAPSE
Contractors en Jeb Issue Tart State
ment en "Irresponsible Theories"
The committee of builders appointed
by the chief clerk of the Httrcaii of
Huildlng Inspection, te inquire into the
cause of the Parkway Ittiilding collapse.
I in which two were killed and twenty-
Ifivc injured, begun its investigations
i . i
t0,1"y-
' . The contracting firm which has the
Jb of rebuilding the siiueeiire, irwiu
' Lcighten, also is investigating, and
today issued a tint statement concern-
Ing this various theories suggested te
account for the disaster. The firm
said :
"Frem the Investigation se fnr made
by the experts of our company, noth
ing has been found as et te threw any
light en the cause of the collapse. All
of the theories udvaiiced se far by irre
sponsible persons are entirely Incorrect.
There have been entirely tee many
such theories ulrcd.
"Fer exnmple, our investigation has
proved that the statement appertaining
te the thought thnt the shoring of tim
bers might hnve caused tlie crush Is sh
ret, We de net knew as .vet vvliu
caused the crash, but we nre making
every possible effort te find out.
'Our experts are co-operating wltli
the city experts, who ere also probing
in uii effort te determine what caused
the collapse. Most certainly we will be
only tee glad te find out what the cause
was."
KENNETH HARLAN MUST
PAY WIFE $150 A WEEK
Mevie Acter Is Sued for Divorce.
Peggy Brady Named In Action
New Yerk, July 15. Supreme Court
Justice Marsh yesterday awarded Mrs.
Florence D. Harlan temporary ali
mony of $11)0 n week and $1000 coun
sel fee pending trinl of her suit for an
nbielute divorce from Kenneth D. liar
Inn, "movie" actor.
Harlan was served with the divorce
papers in Les Angeles May 20 last. He
has net appeared by counsel nor filed
an answer te his. wife's charges.
Mrs. Hnrlnu names Pescv Brady.
motion-picture actress, alleging thathcr
fiusuunci eim .vuss iirauy registcrea to
gether under assumed names at an At-
lantic City hotel.
Mrs. Harlan Is the widow of Freder
ick Uelcher, who left her 325,000 in-
leiirance. and she says she lest $15,000
let this in stock transactions acting en
iianan s advice; spent SritKX) ter Jiv
ing expenses nnd line $4800 Liberty
liends "nppioprieted" by her hiuband,
who, she declares, has net supported her
since last November 8.
RESERVES START CRUISE
Navy Tyres Will Ge en Leng Trip
en Eagle Beat
September U. te last until August 10
and September It),
LOST AM) rOUMl
AIII.R Imhi. Htrlnir or'ee.rlH In W'eml
eldtj 1'nrlt or vicinity. Krliluv cvtnlnK. 1S-
I turn te i:i.ll4 Creii'n.i ft v "' " ' " 's' '.
"
SlTl'ATIONW WASTi:il SIAI.i:
, sTATieNARY"1:ls7iiNEi:hH wntej apI)
Sunday niernlnu Ktundiirit I'lplnu ana mi-
30ili un'l Ilacu Mh.
IlllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH!:
A Day en
Etarnegat
i Bay
SUNDAYS .,
2 $2,10 Excurtlem te Bch Hvrn, S
Serav Beach. Brant Beach, Ship S
city ii.rv.y
Barn.gat City,
S Bettem, Beach Arlington, Jurl
Cedare, High Point,
River,
Itlend
Seailde 5
neae. s
SPECIAL TRAINS
Frem Market Street Whirl .. S
n.,t, u.,..,, .. nsvu.., rim. fl':4 S
' vtnm HIver. ete (Huinluye) ....J'!? S
' 5 Tem. Hlwr. .te tThuwdays) ... S
! tSLV pf.hs9,-.Wnn.d.V-.'U' g
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'" "" ',"e. receiving ne tlier viV.
ors or mnll. He was intred.i,cd J,
the hotel by the notorious wen an an
nrchist (iermnlne Llntlinuld, who w-si
nrrcstcd n ()ctnb..r mi ' .. ..,a'
w
i Pennsylvania Railroad a
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