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PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY id, '1922
Published Dally Eept Sunday. Subjcrtptlen Pr(M 10 a War by Mall
Copyright, 1922, by Public Milwr Company
unasr me Act or March 3,
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POLICE ON STAND
3K GINSBERG
p mile qui;
i. t r...J riixJ
' Drug reamer s neutu vuwu
mh and He IS uauea une vvnu
r. Would Net Reform
I
Jfreed prisoner called
A CONSORT OF THIEVES
W. R. Nichelson, Jr., Who Made
' Charges That Started In
quiry, Fails te Appear
STEELE CALLED TO STAND
Refuses te Indorse Statement
of Secretary of Law En
forcement League
"hv.le" Ginsberg's record, from the
time a gill complained eight years age
that lie tmil forced her te smoke opium
gml robbed licr of lier jewelry until
lie wns sentenced te three years In.
prison as n drug peddler and user. vn
produced in court today In .ledge QulR
ley's Investigation of the parole he had
granted the prisoner.
The record of the court". ns well as
the vvnnl-uf-nietith testimony of the
chief of the vice squad and of detec
tive and police officers skilled In nil '
the dork ways of (he tenderloin, were i
produced te show that "Izzle" was net
Midi a mail as would he likely te ,"ic- I
form" afler servlns only fourteen
mmillis of n Ihrcc-ycnr sentence.
Willie tlie wflnes-ps weie calling en
their knowledge of crime anil criminal
te damn "Irle." they paid their re
(poets te tlie charnclcr of his brother
(leergc, at whose Instance, it l said,
"h'le's" p.irole was secured.
luipilry In Common Pleas Court
Tlie Inquiry Inte tlie Ginsberg pa
role, an extraordinary court proceed
ing conducted by .ludge (Julgley as tlie
mna who had sentenced Ginsberg and
Afterward paroled him nt the request of
former Judge Patterson, was lield in
Common Pleas Court Ne. 1 . Roem 11.
Fermer Judge Patterson, who took
upon himself the responsibility for the
fiinsbcrg parole, because he had urged
.Twice tjuigley te grant it, was present
and leek an active purl in Ihe proceed
ings. Jeseph II. Tniilane. feimer principal
avsistnul District Alternc,. appeared
as the amicus curiae, or "friend of tlie
court," te conduct tlie inquiry, and
pursued Ids questions se relentlessly
thai Jehn R. K. Scott, who, with
Kpiiraim Lipschut' appeared for Gins
Wig, reminded him that he was "no
longer District Attorney mid oughtn't
in ne'inil the wilncsse. .
The primary purpose of the licirlng,
a Judge Qulgley explained at lis for-
ninl epenliiK yesterday. Is te arrive at
Ihe truth or falsity of insinuations thai
money had changed hands or Unit
lltical influence had been it-ii In eh-
mining tlie parole
W. It. Nichelson, Jr.. Abscnl
Tlicrefnie a number of witnesses lmi
lieen subpoenaed who had been quoted In
Ihe newspapers ns condemning the
gianting of tlie pandi and ihaiging
"gtiifl" or "inllucuic." '
The lirt ami most Inipertaul of ihe.e
was William It. .Nichelson. Jr.. secre
tary of l lie Law l,nl'eiiement League.
Up wns net piesent, as lie is away en ,i
tai'.uleii trip te tlie Great l.uke... His
slntrineul, iredltcd le tlie i..iw l.n
fiiiiemeui l.ingiie, was (lie , subject of
iiiaay questions put te nlhcr wluiessc..
Nil eny was willing le Mieiilder ie
Si'illlliility for the sl.iteuieut of til
le.igue. The statement altrihiiled In Mi.
Milielsnii branded Ihe Glnsbeig parole
as "the lowest affair I ever heaid of."
lie was quoted further as saying "why
icrtaiii eHirhls nnd former ineinbeis
of nur .iudlcinry slmuld he se much in
li'ri'sled In elitaillillg Ihe I dense of such
a nnlei ions criminal casts n c'eud of
sisiclen ever llie case."
Mr. Nliholsen also was quoted as
asking: "Wluil 1 1 nth is there iq ie
pmts t luii Ginsberg and his neeiatcs
r.ilseil iri.tlllll le pay for his pnreleV
Suielj there must be some lire wlieie
ineie is se mm h smeKe.
.Mr. N'lclio'.seii then deiiiauiled I hat
Mayer Moere make a thorough invesll invesll
gallen. Nichelson, Si, the First Witness
The first witness called was William
It. Nichelson, piesiileul of the l.aiiil
Title ami Trust Company. The wll
lii'ss teslilled he was the f.illier of Wil
liam It. Nichelson. Jr
Tiie witness said his son had J;one nil
the liri'iH hakes, and he did uel kim.
jiiiw le Incite him. Mr. Nichoi.-eii ,iul
!' Knew nothing abeiil the .uilcies in j
( enlliiunl en I'licr Six, I'uliiiiin Twu
ALLIGATOR IN BR00KLAWN
CREEK SCARES BATHERS,
Don't Like Idea of Reptile Nibbling'
at Their Tees
. Ilaidh any one dines go bathing new i
a His Timber Orel; al Itienkhiwn, just
eulh of Gloucester, and lislteriuen set
"t with an ex inerdinary sell'-cou-cleiiMiessj.
I
The leusuu Is that a tluee-foel al al
"Siiler has chosen te muke his lalr
in the creek, and mere than once, I
Withers have reported, this reptile has I
'fkea playful nibbles at their tees. I
rlMiermen report tliat the alligator bites
J" their lines, scrapes tlie ball from
the hook wllli one of Us feel and then I
I" etly devours it, I
Hew came llie alligator te llig Tim- ,
,, r ' I'cek Is n mystery. Hume suppose
Hut he Is ail escaped pel; ethers seem
le believe thai he Is a voyageur finui
"iiee tin. Ninth Jersey streams which,
....i.i i-n.ii., in mil 01 unigaieis
Im.,1
wrlllnr puipfru
TINn n.n.r..
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Wbltlns
Fcptr Company, Adv,
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PRINCIPALS IN
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BEGS FOR HUSBAND ; Sl ' j I
Mrs. Phillips Leses Her, Cem-1 'j& j Mf 'KB&i "B 'WKI
pesure When Taken , flHl' U ':-S vllHHII mwm
as Angeles, July 1 St. Mrs. "lara
Phillips, "(he enve woman,'- went' te'
pieces yesteiday after her arraignment
en the charge of murder, save wnv te
hysteria, cried like n little girl nfrald
of llie dark, and called cenllnuniiy for
her husband.
It was nfier she had been smuggled
back into the jail, after sh" hail been t
taken i court and District Attorney I
Themas l.ee Woelwlne had rend the.
Indictment charging her with "will-'
fully, unlawfully, felonieuslv ami with,
malice aforethought." beating Mrs.1
Alberta Mendews te death with a ten
cent hammer. ;
Sheriff Tracger and ethers fought te
take her through dense crqwds which
(lie police could net manage. She
smiled for them, li,.; (he smile was,
absent when she entered court. There
was n strained leuk en her face, terror
in her I'fc.
Outside tlie crowds were muttering,
women were lepentiug. "They ought te
hang her." "I hope they hnng her."
"She deserves Imaging", and "She must
be Insane; no sane woman would de
such u terrible thliiR in the tirst place ; I
no sane woman would nth as who does
afterward."
Rut Dr. I.mils Weber, alienist, em- '
plejeil by the Slate te examine lhe
woman's mental condition, reported
that be. did net think she is at all in-'
sane.
The report was te he amplified later
in a formal willten commuulcalien go
ing into tlie technicalities of the ac
cused weuuiu's tneiilalfty and her iireb-
able state of mind at the liu.e she is al-
In fit 1 1 lit tmi'ii liniilun Allti.t.t.i MimilniKu
" imh' ihiiuii 4tiuti tit .iniiuint.-i
te death with a hammer. i
Al I i von,., limn ,..,lnll...,u ..f M-a I
Alberta Meadows were attending the;
last services of tlie church ever her
imly In tlie undertaking rooms and
there were muttcriui; crowds eutcidi
the plaie crowds almost as hie ns
these nhuut tin- jail and the Hall of
Records and Court Heuse.
Tlje niliiister had his theme the
pe-(damage done by lies, (lie gossip that
! linked tin- names of Mrs. Meadows ami
Mr. Phillips, tlie wagging tenghe that
had taken 'tlie life of 'in innocent gill
and which uJglit crush out the life of
Ihe inurderKs. And llie crowd gave
voice In these senliineuis as tlie silver
gray casket was home out te the
hearse: "1 hope they hang her": "Such
a cold-bleodcil murder"; "You'd think
she'd show some mercy when the peer
girl was down and beggipg" ; "And she
sinllcs"; "She lest her head, and I un
derstand ii isn't I In first lime"; "She
ought te hung."
A. F. OF L ASKS ALL LABOR
TO SUPPORT RAIL STRIKERS
Advises Shepmen in Walkout te Be
' Law-Abiding
i Washington. Julv Ml i II-, A P.I
1 An appeal was issued today by the
Kxccuiivi' Council of tlie American
I Fedi ration of Laber "In all workers
ivcryvvh in suppnit the lailiead
workers in i bid r efTmi te scenic a
just seiilenieni of llie lailiead shops
1 l miles dispute."
j Tlie appeal. Issued ever the -iKiitilurp.
1 n all liiembeis of the council, including
Samuel Hampers, Fcdc ration president,
j has hiM'ii forwarded te every labor or
ganization in the I'niled States. te
every labor publication and te all or er
ganieis of the Fcdetatien,
Oigauufd labor Is asked speclticnlly
in llie npucdl hi icfralu from' doing any
weil. feimeily done by men new oil
strike, while the workers en sn-ike lire
iiicd in conduct themselves in a law
abiding manner.
GRANDMOTHER'S BEST MAN
Acts at Wedding and His Fiancee
Is Maid of Hener
New Vel I.. July III. - Humid J.
Kail, of Newark, served as hesi uian
when Ids giaudmelher. Mrs, Margaret
Glutterhiicl.. sixty -eight, was married
lasl Wednesday te Peter Vim Dyke,
seventy -eight, of Nevvaik.
Mr. Ihlil is himself engaged le be
married. His lint , Mj-S Mary
Flunigau. iicicd as maid of honor.
Mrs. Gliittcibtick's mum nee was a
surprise in relatives, most of whom
heard of llie marriage only yesterday.
STILL GOING; SO WAS PETER
Sleuths Find Heme Distillery In Full
Blast as Owner Flees
Peliie of tlie llelgritde and Cleat lie'd
streets i-lalleu seized two stills, one
Inn id of mash nnd n gallon of liquor
lu ii laid uiade m II o'clock this uiorii uierii
ing upon tlie home of Peter Poywich Peywich
alska, 'JTiMt Livingston streel.
llie elliccis entered the house mid
i found
one el the stills going in the
kitchen, mid Peter and Ills wife .Mary
also going, but in
three were halted
arrest,
the unci, yiilil. All
nnd placed under
i l,"'
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Ah,
LOS ANGELES "HAMMER" MURDER
1 ut vwmmr-
On the left at the
widow, who was b
Ut(
Clara Phillips, who Is accused of the murder. Insert at left. W. I.
Phillips, husband of accused woman, and at right Mrs, Peggy CufTee.
an ee witness of the crime, who says her parents reside near Philadelphia
AGED SISTERS FIGHTiMITTEN PLAN USED
FOR THEIR 20 CATSi IN BUFFALO STRIKE
Gloucester Women Carried te1
Almshouse Kicking and
Screaming
RECLUSES FOR 15 YEARS
This morning health nutlniillics de
scended upon the shabby little beuse
In Powell street. Gloucester, where for
mere than fifteen years Isabella and
Mary Hartwell. spinster sisters nearly
eighty, mid lived with their mere than
twenty cats.
Compassionately hut very firmly tlie
sisters were in, !::. tliey must lie
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taken te the almshouse at Illiickwoeii .
I I IK'M Willi li lie Ill'tlCI' tO' IIICIU IUCI
On
they get used te il they WOUIU
see hew much belter II was in ee wuvn
ther" was plenty of air and feed than
s ,11 up in a three-room frame house
with se many cnls. There would be
ether old ladles le talk te, geed doc
tors, turkey en Christmas, be cream
mi the Fourth of July.
Prefer Heme and Cats
"Thank you." said Isabella liaught-
Hv. out wc prcier m ui. m-i.-.
' tint Mnrv was Interested. She
asked
i.ii..iiiiiis. niirtlciilnrly about the
ether
old ladles and
the ice cieam en
Inde
pendence nay.
"Aim way.
the officers.
"Very well,
nllied despair.
llie pietcst."
ou must ionic
said
It's llie law sic.
1 said Isabella with dig
"lint you have heard
The women
W I'll1
te'd Ihey needn't
Kver.v thing would
Ilium ,1,'i'n. i - , . ,
i i-i, led. fin- I hem. I liey assented
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without Interest and llu'ii began call
ing in their cats
"Come. Waller. Lilly. Antheny.
Ileleise. Tabby, Jeshua, Peteikin
t llie sound of their voices nils ami
U s of all ages and breeds begun
In lump out of the house.
"Held en." cried an alaiineil elhier.
"Veu ain't Relng le take them calsV
Yeu inu'i de it."
"Then." said Isabella, slumping her
feel, "we win net go. I lefilse te
move an Inch."
Forced Inte Ambulaiue
M'ler an Ineffectual effort al per
vii.'islnn the officers seized llie sisteis mid
I forced them tevvaid the auibulance
' The old women fought and screamed.
ami begged rescue trein the uewil of
I neighbors thai had gi'theied in Hie
'street te see the old ladies move te
! the poerhoiise, The ambulance moved
efT mid when It wus lmlf way down
the read Man and Isabella ciuild be
, heard still i ailing le their cats.
I Vlie the women wete beleie they
came te Gloucester no one knows, hut a
legend siivs they belonged te a very
geed family. Tlie neighbors say they
1 had net been outside of their little house
for mere than seven yenis Occasion-
'ally someone in Philadelphia sent lliein
i money, but most of this was pent en
feed for the cats.
1 NOW HE'S JUSTLY FAMOUS
Well, It's a Fish Story, All About a
1 Sciaeneld But Read It
When neighbors encounter Jehn Den-
llllllC, lit million Mill. IIK'im ' llllllin,
,,. iii ilie town the.v gieel him in terms,
I ..r ,1...... ,.,,stiMCl ninl sinillll hevs vvhlslu"
le each ether as he passes. Fer Mr
Deniiliue's nan.c is writ leu among tlie
justly gicaV ,
Te measure properly Mr. Meuuhue s
'greatness It must be explained thai re-
iceiitly he went fishing at Fertesene,
Del., and landed the largest croaker
ever found in these or any ether watcis.
Net without a gtcat struggle, however.
It took the help of live men for Mr.
Donahue te land Ihe lish. and lu Mm end
'the scmeneiii nan in ne spiuce. i ne
ernnker was as long as a man
arm i
and weighed us much ns a seven-year,
old child.
What is le Mie point, however. Is
Mint at tlie liisl curl of his neighbors'
"lips Mr. Donahue dove into llie luiiigar h
and produced llie monster, silencing the.
I skeptics thereby forever.
It in new en exhibition en Cemiiiin-1
ulen Uew of Upper Darby-Borough.
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tjH Is .Mrs. Atbertu .Meadows, (weiiti-ear-eld j
Philadelphia Rail Men Man Cars
and Fraternize With Mal-
contents
CAMP IN CAR BARNS
II y ii Staff CtirirKitrtmlitil
ISunnle, X. V.. July IS. Tlie Milieu
management is coping with P.ulTale's
sireet car strike in a manner unique
in 1 1 iiii-it history.
Fer the first time trolley labor up
heavals, which In the past ha
operators and operatives alike many
millions, ate being fought with con cen con
sideiatien and courtesy,
"Vacatienists riem Pliilad'dpbia
and mere than Mill Mitii'ii-linlued sueei
lailway men, nil volunteers, already
have arrived lieie le take stijkcis' jeli.v.
They aie finternlrJiis with the sirik
crs In some insiaiiies tliev tell tliem:
"Wjj, are net here le s(eal veur fobs
away from you. We are lieie te held
your jobs for you until you can succeed
In bicakliig away fiem leaders who
prevent you from rcieiving exeelleut
wages and squme ticntincni.'
"We fi run Philadelphia knew tin?
Mitten plan works for the wcllnie of
all concerned,
"Yeu men aie uel even asking for
mere money. Yeu me throwing awav
?iri.()(ll) a day that your families need
because a liandl'ul of men aie deter-
mined te gel this company, ler which
we have winked In Philadelphia, le siK
an agreement en the
will mean recognition
oiled line Mini
f a union. Ii '
will also mean that a few men ull
thrive en your placing your interests
In their unstable hands,"
Herbert G. Tllllcy. piesiileul of the
Inleriiatlenal Railway Company, which
under Milieu management epciates the
Hlllfille traction system mi a peiceiituge
ha' is. sd today that William C. Ma Ma
hen. of Del i nil, piesiileul of the Amal
gamated Association of Stieet Railway
Kuipieyiw, ipiil frankly admitted le him
llliil Mie still,,. xu,s uiijuslllied.
"Why don't you control these men
then, mid make iheiu icliiiu te work,"
Mr. Titlley asked Malum.
"It can't be done." the hitler had
replied. "Fer these lenders heie at
Ilulfiile Imve jumped ever the traces
and are out of hand,"
Many of the sttlkeis admit that thev
arc agulnst the strike, which involves
'-'Mill men. and thai they wnuld
I ct urn l
guiiiiv te wen; ii nicy weie net dnnii- i Tills was icainee just as t lit i oieucr
anted by fear of the strike leadei s jnu i w n ready te give a Verdict of suicide,
personal venuennce ngnlnst ihuin. Kvery Identifying uiarkhml been re-
Tliele has been miiiie violence. Cars ' moved fiem llie body. The only pos
have been sinned, briv-ks hurled inu'i I lblr clue that llie peliie imve m work
boulders and obstructions placed mi ihe 'oil is il straw lull found near the body,
lulls in the last tweniv -four hones ! containing the address nf "F.iglnh nnd
Mayer Schwab at tirst il
leurs.
ilecl liei
t'nilliiiifil mi 1'iwt ine. t'eliieei I'mr
DENBY NEAfTdeATH
Secretary , Escapes When Plane Is
Wrecked at China's Great Wall
Pelting. July III. (Hy A. P. (-Secretary
Deuby. of the I'nltcd Suites
Navy Depnitnient narrowly escaped
death here Mils afternoon in un nil plutic
accident.
He was Hying at a height of lOlltl feel
OVCI'
the 1 1 rent wall when the engine
of the plane broke down. The machine
was demolished in lauding, hut Mr.
Denby was uninjured,
GRIEVING FOR PATROLMAN,
GIRL DIES FROM POISON
Bluecoat Shet Dead In Making an
Arrest
Hese Gallagher, said te have been a
friend of James l.uinhcit. (he initielmiin
killed Sunday night when lie ntieuiiiled
te arrest Irauk Dennelly at Tenth and
Callewliill streets, died this ineinlteg in
llie l!iihcmiimi Hospital.
The girl swallowed poison yesteiday
Hi Ninth nnd Locust stieels, ' She (old
physleluns Mint she Iiad been grieving
ever l.nnilieit'.s ilenlh. She lived at
'M'M North Eleventh street.
'u- feSitz.'
MAN IS KILLED
IN WALL GAVE-IN
Anether Is Buried by Dirt and
Rocks at Bread Street and J
Allegheny Avenue
ACCIDENT OCCURS ON OLD
CONVENTION HALL SITE
Workman in Hospital Is Badly
Crushed and May
Die
One workman was killed and another
seriously Injured al 1 1 I'Jft o'clock this
morning when the wall of a basement
they were digging for a building en the
site of the old Convention Hull. Rreail
street and Allegheny avenue, collapsed.
The dead man. who was sfnetliered.
was Jeseph Scoprlge. slsty-three, of
."i!2 Rising Sun avenue.
August Merde, HS.VJ North Sixth
street. Is In the Samaritan Hespltnl
with internal injuries, which may prove
fatal. , , ,,,
Scoprl.e ninl Merde were digging with
several ether workmen fifteen feet be
low the street level en the north side of
the building site. The wall which It
had net been considered necessary l
brace because it contained w much
rock, fell without wnrning. burying
Sc'oprige under tens of earth and stone
and Imprisoning Met de.
Other workmen worked trantieally te
iclen.se Meide and uncover Scoprige.
Tlie injured mini was leleased first and
lushed te tlie hospital. He was un
conscious. It was several minutes be
fore the body of Scoprige was uncev-
Tlie opeinlien was being done by the
I Howden" Construction Company, llt""
i Chestnut street. Hush 11. Gibsen. Ker-t,-rirs(
stieet ami Maple ncnuc. su
perintendent in cliaige of Ihe weik.
I told tlie police that it had net been con-
I sidereil nccessmv te lirace ine wnu.
ADVENTURE FADES;
GIRL IS STRANDED
I Ellen McKay, Missing Frem Ocean
j City. Lured by Bright Lights
The bright dreams of gny city life
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mill erniiKiii incu.. -.-.i-... ..v.... .....
F.lleu McKav. of Ocean City, te Phila
delphia ended in n hopeless wieck last
night when she gave up the light and
appealed te the City Detective Bureau
for help. ,
The girl walked into the Bureau
shortly after midnight with the plea
flint she had lest all her money en her
way te the train as she wus returning
te iier home ltj Ocean City.
Detective Mower get In touch with
the Ocean City polite, mid was told by
i hem (hat the girl had been missing
since July !l.
Her mother. Mfs. P, T. IIiiien. said
shr would come ter llie girl lednv or
send her grandmother. Mr. J. I.. Ful
ler, te bring her home.
ROBBERS IN AUTO
FOILED BY SHOTS
Bullets Hit Machine Policeman
Believes Fugitive Was Wounded
The neighborhood of Fert v -sixth
and Walnut stieets was aroused at "
o'clock this morning when a natrol natrel
man, tiring Ids icvelver as be inn.
tried te hair two lubbers in an aule.
Glnss spattered ever the street as a
bull"' slintlcicd the windshield of the
speeding car. Sevcinl ether shots lired at
close range struck the machine, and
police believe die of tlie highwaymen
was wounded.
A "hunch" nf Patrolman Miller, of
the Fifty -fifth and Pine streets station,
led In (lie Iriislralieu of II Cpbber.V .
Miller became suspicious when lie saw
an automobile step iii trout of -liitu
Walnut stieet as lie was patielllng his
beat.
MURDER CLUE HALTS
VERDICT OF SUICIDE
Motorists Tell of Struggle Where
Bedy of Man Was Found
A mill tier mvstery has developed fol
lowing the finding of the body of a man
along ihe Stale lead near Mlllville. X.
J., Monday, who was lirsi thought te
have been a suicide.
Information given te 1'nwrnitnr
Wind, of Cumberland County, toil;)'
was le llie clTei I that a party of
motorists saw it leirilic snuggle In the
read at llie point neur where the limlv
wus found, ami iiad taken one mail.
unconscious, te u nespiin
I'ilbeit stieels. Philadelphia." The.
name of tlie makers nl the hut had been
mill nut. which has led, In the belief
thai the man - a l'liihiildphiau.
The suicide theerv was incepted al
lilsl because of the finding of n ie.
velver at llie side nf the body, ami a
bullet wound in the right temple
WILL OF ARTHUR DORRANCE
BENEFITS 3 GENERATIONS
$2,000,000 Estate in Trust Until
Great-Grandchildren Are of Age
Details nt tin will of Ailhur 'I
Dorrum e. feiindei of i In- rniuphcH's
Soup Ceinpanv. of Cimiltii. wen uimli
public today. It ilispes, s of an c.iuti
of mere llme N'MIINI IHIII
it,. I. Tjiiiii :.. i... ,..i. ... .,.. i.i. '
win, i,,i, 'w in iiiniim nil llie lilVeilllll
I 'mi n I ry Club, the Derrmice lluuse nl
Hiverten and its tiulliar,v prepeny are
left le his only daughter, Mrs, Theresa
Derrmice Greves. The principal, how
ever, ami accrued interest is te be as
signed among Mrs. tiievcs' three chll
i(ren, from lliiee le feliiiccn vcais of
age, vvliii will derive the inleiist, until i
the majority of gtaiiilcllildieil, yet tin
born, muuiig whom the ptimipal will'
be distributed,
Abllllt S227(l is lift in bequests I,,'
demestic1'.
imi vu i j vv.a.-vi .v i m;ii ai reviiiiui.i-
Th eltiflllKil riilumiiM eC I Ik. I'ahtic l.i-Uxer
Hit iemt at the teal bargain 10 b round
In Ud,Ct en pat .'J. Adv.
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Runaway Wife's Remance
Broken, She Takes Poison
.Forgiven, Philadelphia Weman Lies in Wil
mington Hospital After Writing "Forgive
Me, Tem, I Could Net Help Myself"
Mrs. Themas Kverlnglinm. twenty
three years old. Is critically III in n
'Wilmington hospital, expected le die,
lis the result of a shattered iiuiiancc,
Inte which the "eternal triangle" en
tered. '
I'litll an curl hour this morning
her husband and two mnll children,
who hurried le lit r bedside from I heir
home at I7I1 Market ulrccl. this city,
snt slleiitlj alongside the dying woman
llntening te her ideas for fergleness.
Kvergliam Interrupted Ids long vigil
long enough le make a hurried trip te
Ills home, nAler premising his wife that
he would return ns senn s possible.
He left his two children. Ralph, reitr
year old. and Alfred, two. witli their
mother.
Th Kveringliains were married seven
yen is age in a Minnesota village. They
had been childhood pln.unates and
swcetheaits.
Six months age Tveringliain lest hist
position In liN home town anil brought
his pietly young wife and children te
this city, llecause of l educed circum
stances the.v were forced le make tlie
trip in Kvcrluyhiim's small moteitruik.
I'pnn their in rival lie enteicd ihe ex
pi ess husine.'s,
Kven the meager earnings fiem tlie
operation of the motertruck failed te
dim the happiness of tlie couple. Hut
after a sheit lime thej found il im
pair iicnl le live in coiuferi without an
added ii'veiiue. Kvei'iiigliiiin and his
wife tool. In a lie.irdei'.
. "P,lg Charlie" .i he w:i. known, was
the l.eclilmhr out of the West. In an
swer te an advertisement h, Kvci liignain
he nppciii ed one morning nbeni two
mouths nge ninl iinmiiiiiiit Ij nude Iiii.i -
LAST-MINUTE NEWS
LATEST RACING RESULTS
EMPIRE CITY First Scnrciew, 7-5, 3-5. 1-3. wen; x-Susi-ann,
10-1, 4-1, 8-5, second; Noen Glide, 20-1, 8-1. 4-1, third. Time,
1.02 3-5. Betty Weed, Bijou, Clevaly, Heirloom. Yankee Traveler,
Noenhour. Ghost, xSyndicnte, Eris, Gray Bnnet also ran. xCeupled.
VIENNA MOB PROTESTS AGAINST RISING PRICES
VIENNA, July 10. A Targe number of men nnd wpiuen from
the industrial district invaded the city today nnd made a demon
stration before the Parliament buildings ns n pretest ngnlnst
the Government's failure te check the continuously rising prices.
The movement wns the result of a secret meeting of women held
Friday night.
BOOSI IN 1AX RATE
SEEN BY GAFFNEY
Warns Appropriations te City
Departments Must Be i
Curtailed. I
HALL IN MANY TILTS
An iii.-H'i n llie tn mie ter lP'.'L'
was pieilli'ieil iiidny by Chalimau ilall-
liev, el ( 'illlln il 's. Finance CnUllllillec,
iiules- .iddittnmil iipprnpi intlens in i
ilepni t Itl'-ll I Weie -tupped llllllliillat e! .
II muled ibis waiiuug at a iii- ! -
iiig nl ihe i'lnaine Cnuimiltce and ie
iiiimled lueiubeis thai although the city
new lui'l a ib'licil of SI .'J.'O.llliil thete
weie aihliiiemi1 ileum nils fiem various
departments aggregating S'Js7,(iiiii.
The meellllg wus luarkeil by uilllieieiis
lilts betwein Ceunclluiau Hall and
i heads of villains department who made
reiilet fel lunie n.eiiey .
The mil. ilepni tmeiil which mei wuli
i.lipimal n the Gaffnev -Hall i. union. i
I t Ii ill we- (hut nf the City Cnuilnllei
lladley Gels Sllr,
Ciiv Cniiiinller Dudley appealed pel -
jseually and iiskeil for SlPJ." te employ
I men te rii laify lecerds.
i "Yeu'ii. the only ilepni iiuent whuh
lives within its appiiipiiulluu." said
Hall Mr Gaflnev nodded npprev Irigly .
The n'nue! was gianled.
"hit f insenii. Itureaii of Smvey.
asked fei s."(i:i fei adiliiienal luintiug
! I II 1 1 ill ilue le ihe iiiciease ill building
'iiiisiiiiciieu Till wa- gtauieil. A
luiuist tei Sll.'Illil n puichiise auiouio auieuio auiouie
liiles lei Miiveyiu was lefiisfd.
Mr. Hall -aid the city was imi u-iug
'the i.u it Iiad unw pinperly. He as-
'seued that Assistant Diiectnr Wugiui,
I Depiiitmeui of Public Wmh, hail a car
whiili siniiil idle all day. Hall said
that ibe iaiiii cms wnuld net have
been nieile I if inei e eioiiemli: lueai-uU'.s
I ml hei Ij 0 act n eil.
Il was ai this point thai Mi Uafl'iiev
sounded llie warning legnrdlug the i.i'x
rate lie -aid: "I waul te say te veu
'gentlemen thai yeu'ie new one and a
iiumicr million behind, and il ymt inn
Millie the pin ii I'nr iiddllinuni appm-
iniiiiinns ..en ii nil,, uie peoeie Willi nil
increased la inle ler llC'J." He uigeij
mere stint ei euiiuiy m nil city ilcpnri
inenis. TELL McELMOYLEJO MOVE
Presbytery Orders Marrying Parson
te Leave Elkton Manse
Wilmington, Del., .July III, .pi,,.
New Castle Ptesbyierv has ordered the
Itev. Jehn McKlmey Ie. tlie marrvliig
paisen, in vacate within Milriv dnvw
llie manse of the Flklen Iiliri'h of who li
lie feimerly was pastor.
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,Tir CITY'S 1IK8T JtlOUKK 1'K
a Heti, Kiberen ArirequQU.l?tdv
ALATNTIC
1I.U..I 11n
I ntu
u.,l ,v..l,...ni.. In the modest hum". H
suld Ills name was Charvs 'Upoiiipsen j
and hail been a policeman in lilcage.
Kvcrlngliam ami lie pint I te eper-
nfe an express Iiusnes. .Meanwimei
Mr l.'...,li.li.lil li I'MUVIIIlllg
ti,r,ln line lilillfllel' COIIlflirlable.
Several weeks age Hverlnghnm bis-ame ,
suspicious. He silspicled that ' I'R j
Churlle" was becoming loe tanuimi.
Last Tuesday ne retui ncil te
Ills home after an unusually busy
day. He found the Iweliltle clilldien
pleying en the parlor fleer. On tlu
table be found a note written by hl
!.. in ii ui inld him that she liail
found her true mate In "Hlg Churlle, !
and thai I hey were going aw a v. I
"Please forgive me. Tem,' she wrote.
"I cannot help myself'
Then she learned that "i'.lg Char
was but temporary, and when they .ir
rived in Haltimere. he told her lie,
already had a wife In the West, i
It would in; best, lie s,(d. tb.it they (
lerget one another. I
.Mrs. r.veriiighnm left "Hlg Chnrlle j
at the station and hurried home. Kill I
when she pleaded with her husband f'i j
forgiveness it was net le lie iiad.
"Ge away." shouted Kvcriughnm, '
"you love Charlie, Veu told me se in '
your letter." '
liven tearful pleas from Ihe young
wife failed te gain a word of sympathy
from her husband and she went away,
leaving the two eliildmi behind.
.Mrs. Kveriiigliam leek refuge villi an
aunt in Wilmington, and tried te for
get tlie past.
Finally the struggle lieeame unbear
able and Mrs. Kverlngham decided le
end .her life. She loe), poison.
"I'll give tier another chain e."
Kverlngliiini svild this morning. "I
suppose Thompson took mhautace of
ni'y frequent absences and we.inecl her
away from inc. I'm willing te lerglve
ami begin mer agiiln."
SLUR ON KNICKERS
STARTS FIST FIGHT
Youth in Gelf Togs at 16th and
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Chestnut Sends Critic
te Hospital
THEN GOES TO JAIL
Harry MiCinili. '.".'Oil Walnut .lieel.
is a man nf actum He pi n vel It tmlav .
ami h tn ih' dcli'.'ht ,,f seveial hiindied
ium-lieell-lliilll- prnuieiuiilers III SiMcelllll
Mid Cliestliui street
I Ippnitunity In nnve hi ,i,,vM'.
Wlls g.veu Milii.ttli when he III I IV eil
al llie iiniiil naiueil aliiieil in a golf
sail Willi klliiker .The attire did uel
-eeiii in meei the nppieval nf Dnllnn
Mi'Kelliit. I'.ighiei'irh and Mniei
slicels, and mmlher yeiilh wiih Iiim.
nnd lliey sa'il n,
"Where's the i;of sinks':" nkei nnc
nf the youths, af'ei expressing Ins evs
no the l.lii, kei s.
"What de vim wnul In knew ler':"
H'plli-ll .Mi-I'l-illh
' Oil. well, that - nip tnhilege,' sai.l
McKellltl.
Ill her winds fellow isi me ipiii M., in
be iielnl. Seveial person- IiIiiimI iu
with gieal inleiest
Then lists tlevv . e-t of :ln ii;,
seemed le belong le Mcliralli
Manv in theiiewd who s.iv, the s,nn
cln-cuil as he hanceil awav at his
eppniieut MiKilllll n-iPlveil lig!ilaiel
lefls in i lie jaw, il ii-, tin nl,- ami
lie k, and it Ti ii ilia Mie i niini ,..
Insl- tnr he tell li.ud.waiil as a bitf M..
-I . ve nail, liiiau al I hi d ninl aileii
"lime !"
Mi Ixellili was mLni in the 1 1 ti h 1 1 -
maim Hnspli.il .. i,.paii.. wlib-li m-
i llldeil a lillli k I'll, and lir.ed ee.
ing-.
MiGrath was ai-'eied and taken m
I uy Hall.
A ter ih,. ether veuili. li is ,mc,
I lui l lie will mine itieiiuil and gn,. lu
ll, inie. s,, Mini a ilelalleil lep.ni i the
light mighi be fort I ulii,'.
CRISIS LOOMS IN ROME
Parliamentary
Glelltt
Situation
te Return
Causes
Heme, Julv IP. -A ministerial , ,.,js
Is considered lu pnili.iuieuiai v iines
ns Inevitable
It is learned that feimer Piemiet
Gleliltl, who has been spending a short
. Minimi ie l II ami lielgiuui
luiiiiug Iii It living In the
pai'limueiilai.v -il.inUuu.
Is II'.
acute
MISHAP DELAYS TRAIN
Sen till hilliilifil iiliiuiuieis ftem
Ailmii'ci ily nrilvcd nearly a half hour
hue Mils niuriilng Lectin e i it,,. Mt
i"h " - ' viHin mi, uu nil HIP I O 1'IOf'i
''"W'1"1"111 !iXK'ihh Tlu "tIl im. I
currcU about hulf xj te lslill8detpblav
ing et n cenuectin',' red en tlie 7 o'clock-
nil
HARDING S PLi
TO OPEN MINE!
Executives of Eight Coal-Pre-'
ducing States Pledge Presi
dent Hearty Ce-operation
READY TO AID GOVERNMENT
IF EMERGENCY ARISES
Operators Requested te Resume
I
Werk and Premised Ample )
Protection
LODGE APPEALS TO PEOPLE
Lewis, Undisturbed, Declares
Uijien Miners Will Net Re
turn te Werk
i
Hu Aiiectatrrl ;!
Washington. jh ;. -Hep'les from
Governors of i-enl-preducing StntP,
vviie were called en yestenlnv by PrP
ideiit Harding te co-operate vvilh th
Federal Government lu protecting milieu
nt which npciutlnus a re. resumed, began
Unlay te pour into Mm While Heme.
Most of the Governors said that they
would support the Federal policy If
airy emergency should arise ninl outlined
their plan for doing s.
Texts of icplles received' from Got Get Got
rnets follew:
Governer Merrow Kentucky : "Re
plying te ymtr telegram I will isuelo isuele
tilglil t'l'iiesihiv i iu the fnrm of n proc-
; lumntlnn a reipiesi te all mine operators
in open men mines nuil te nil miner)
in return te their employ metii or te seek
employment when Mie mines are open,
and am giving lull assurance te nil per
sons (ciin erne, I Mint every power of the
Stnle will be used whenever and wher
ever necessary In maintain law and or
der, mid te pinlect every citizen in the
iiiiebstiucted exercise of this consti
tutional rights. Your poltien as an
nounced Is umpiPstieunhly cerreet nnd
should lie unhesitatingly pursued. I will -sitppeit
and mainliiln it."
Governer Mel'ray. of Indiana:
"Telegram just received. Indiana mint:
operator' have been invited le resume
mining operations. Ample pint eel ion
will lie given le pretict life and
piepcrty ."
Hardvvlili Issues Proclamation , .1
Governer Ilnitfvv iet. nf Cwii-einr "T 1
hiiive yetn--stidesiTftlt-TH''4tli;:affrTntiHji, li
have carefully noted its. contents ana "
agree ncarllly with you. This merninv
I issued 11 pmi'lumntinn callinir en nil
1 law -aliiiling citizens 1,, obey- the jaws
I and in preserve pence and elder.
'have sent 11 strong military force te
Wnycniss, Uu,. in iiic distuibaiic
Mlicre ami In pie-erve order. I Imve
notified all peace mid police officer
, of this State 10 preserve order nnd te
keep down disturbances and Imve piem-
ied them military aid whenever necei-
sary. I lieljeve tin- Vatienal Guard of
Ginrgia will lie adeiiiiite for that pur-
, piise. Protection of persons nnd prep-x,
city is the put'iimnum duly of llie Ger-
ci mucin ami Hie Male government of
ergla siniiil siiimrely wllli you and
will co-epeiale fully with tlie Federal
iilheriiies te 111:1 i 111 a in ami tiicservft
irder 'imi may cnunl mi full, pre nipt
and wlmle-liearieil cn-uperatiun from
llie."
Governer Kendall, levvn "As Chief
Fxecijllve of Iowa. I pledge every re
source nf the Stale in the support 0f the
pt'iiginm you huve inaugurated for the
ri lief of llie coal situation "
Governer Slieup. Coletado- "As Gov Gov
ereor of Coletailo. I will iii-operate
with Piesiileul Harding mid tlie Federal
.iillherilies In llie fullest e.xtent. "'
Gnvcrnur Meclicni. New Mexico "All
tool mine- .ne npermiug and produc
tion is siitln lent ler nil present needs.''
Governer Hint. Washington "I beg
'0 advise veu ibi-re is uu tumble In
ibis Slate, ami I have faith In the
npeiatei's and miners thai tin condition
pus ipiimiug a demand for Federal In
lerfeienie will iiiIm."
(ioverner Ilvde. of .Missouri, infeinied
ilie Piesiileul lie would lake immediate
steps m begin production el coal iu 111
State.
'I'be siiuaileii lu Illinois was ri'it
dci cd urn 1 1 tain lii'iau-c et the absence
uf Geveruiii Small fiuni the Stale.
Uitige Appeals te People
Coincident wiih the niiival of the
icplic. fnuii ihe (iiivci ii'ii-s, Senater
Ledge, nf Masai liiiMits. lu a formal
taiemcni. urgul "all patriotic Ameri-
an tn sustain the l'i I'-lilcni'' in Ills
pingiuni fur dealing Willi the cesl
strike.
"Picsideiii Hauling asked, as Presi
dent liuuscvctt asked in 1!KU, Mie mine
uwiicrs ami the miners tn aibiltate their
ditlcieiices," said Senater Ledge. "A
majority ni the mine uwueis consented,
Tlie millet letilseil. The Ptesident linn
new teiiie-ied Hint the mines be opened
nnd prepuses that nil whu are willing te
Wulk be plulei-tetl le the tlllcs extent,
it iii'uiiu bv all llie fin res uf tlie
Slates and Natien li seem the plain
est and uiu-L ab-elule tint u ull pa pa
tiietlc AiueilcaiiN te sustain the PrcsU
dent . 'Wllllitlil leseivatinll of piirpeM
( niitliiiit-il 1111 fitter li ('iiliimn Os
SUSPEND PATROLMAN
' AS A BOOTLEGGER
Still Found When Martin Kennedy's
Heme Was Searched
I'alieliumi Mm uu Kennedy, of ths
Twentieth mid Federal streets Ma Ma
tieii, was u.sit nded iiidny 011 cliarges
of buetleggiiig. Ills case probably wtll
I go le tlie Federal autheiilies,
1 Lieiiteumil Gallaglier, commendlnc
the distill t. vvm, nutlfirdr through an,
I nneiiy moils letter Mint Kennedy was
1 nulling :i still at his home, 1111 Seuth
1 Twenty fourth street, and was selling
whisky te Ins iicipialuimici', Tlie lieu
tenant mul two deiectltek visited ths
Kciiucdv home ami found net merely
the still but fifteen gallons of moon
shine. Kennedy was feimerly n rnlenukfeptf
111 Twenty -tirst mid Federul street.
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