'ttwWi $.; W- xv'$'t-w?'',''f mmw Mr i? rTfV t it Of C. IN TURMOIL "OVER FLAHERTY Factions Locked in All-Day Struggle, With Voting Strength Almest Equal NO STOP FOR LUNCH , tptclnl JHnpiitch te AkiiIiib 'ulilir l.cdan AllanUc QUy. S, ... Aiikum . Friend nntl oppeticntK of Suptpin'' KnlIit .Inmri A. Flaliprtj. of tin Knlfhti of CeliiiubilH. nipt In nil nil - my Htrugfflf wlilcli kent tin- lntpr- nntlennl coiifiitlen of tin1 erdpr. new III pien liprp. In reiiMntit turmoil, with the lmtn in ileiilit. Frem ten o'clock thl tuuiiiiiu ih SfiO vetlln; dPlrKiiti'H ri'iiuilupil IpiuI ll. In rpsvIeii. debiiliiiK Ihp ti'"iiliitimi fiem pIpvpii StntPM nlinpl nmilnxt Mi rinlirrty, iiiemlnput I'liilnilflplim Inw yer nnd rliurelitnnii, fop lil dftVnp of .Teppli f. IMIctlri. fernii'r di'trli't ni turncy of Suffolk. County, Mii'iii'hu fttK, nnd feniiM Supreinp AiMeinlc of the order Mr. Klalivrly i Mamrd for n itilelli criticism of (lie Suprctiir (eurt of Mnnclni'PtK 1himiip t tint bedv ip-, innvpil Mr lVlletlpr from office f'' nlleged inixumliici. The Suprnmi Knight ilutrgpd that the lloMeu ui terncy wns bcitiR pcispcutcd Iiccii'-p nf his re'lgieu. Twe of the ip eliiin n, uiip fietii lewn and etic fiem Ww iiK . dc mand thnt Mr. I'lnherlv resign hl office, which In- has held for tlnrtPPii yearn. Otliei demand that he apologize te thv Supreme t'eurr. Still ethei liik the order te disavow his vtule nienl Other reseliittr ns hefeie the bedv aim te limit the period of the Supreme Knight' iniiimbeiicj te three eni Se fieri v na the liflil in the 1011 1011 vrntlen teUa thnt the delegates did nor adjourn ter lunc.i. When utu i lni iiumbirs ut u delegation lctt the hull fm n few moments' In eat lung Npell their friend prevented ;i n(e en reoltitiens that wete lieinx leiiMdeinl, no theie would be no le et etillg fctrength. The cleeness et the' riniil vote n f.)ie-hndr.'d b the eie, Hen of I.uke K. Unit nf it Leuis. v.,m la niiui vi in i ii 'it" i ; I'-iriMin , u urn the scant inaisiu of eleien ami .1 half Teles. Anether unprising tiuu cme today In the IVlletier cae. when the Massa chusetts delegatier. wired Mr. IVlletier te attend a dinner in New Yerk tomei row night at .lack's. The telegram w.i signed "Massachusetts delegation." The Maine visitors are also joining 'n the nffalr te which IVlletier has been invited ns the "honored" great Thi action is lntei prtted as a lebuke te (titles et the former supreme adwxutc of the 01 del. Hedging I'epe l'ius XI that t lic would continue te completion the SI, 000. (UK) American Welfare Werk In Keine, wliiili they undertook at the request of I "epe Benedict XV and tire new conducting, the contention tedjj s,.nt the foleuing cable te Cn-dlnal (tnsparri, l'npal Sec ictnry of State, for tranmisien te the I'epe. "The Knight of Celuiiibu h.ie ie- Pvfei$.,v'ri'd with piefinind grati'iide the spe lt - clnl' blessing of our Hely Father In supreme convention assembled we imirii fx imeuHlv ipilr fli.it ),., ti.iL 1,1, ;.-.!, it has been the pleasure of the supreme 1 pontiff te commission us te de. will bp . J none. e ie leneu heaui nor lenlvp nr nclellt and tilial devutien and prav for I brought ni n.ie at 11 e clock tester the supreme iientiff a hnrnii and slerl- 'dnr nmn euh reign as head of Hip church which Is the world's chief bulttaik against the forces of meial and social destruction ' WOULD-BE ELOPER W00S WITH SHOTS . . . . " . . 8ltter-ln-Law Says Real Eitrade Luckily It Peer Marksman With the arrest and detention of Tteal Kstrade, a musician living at 12"J1 Spruce street, it was learned feda.t tbar he fired five shots at bit) sifter-iti-law . Eela Estrade. Tuesday night after he had repulsed his entreaties te elope with him. Tstrade was held in Sl.'.OO bail ter n further hearing August 1'-' by Mag istrate O'Urien. In the meantime lit is under observation bj phjsn inn at tlATflin.n.lnw H.lumi According te oelice Estrade has been ' annoying Mrs. Estrade for several I is the "wife of his broth"; years. cinus declared pnt-i- he vas sufl Ii uiii dementia OUTLAW STRIKE BROKEN New Yerk Central Waymen Return te Werk Syracuse. V V.. An? .'! -iH A P.) One hundred and ihirtt-twe maintenance of way men. including twenty-five foremen, returned m werkl In the yards of the New Yerk Cen tral Itntlread fediiv breaking the ,ji law trike of the last five du.. I Therp are nbntir 100 men's ul 0 1. hut the union and railtinnl eflirmN asserted tiiat most of tliem w'.l e back at work tomorrow The decision te ii-tiirn is i.,c re sult of a visit of E. J. Stuw-i, 1 hair man of the Executive Cemiutttpi- i,( UL way men. who told the men thet tun. ln danger of expulsion from the union. GOLD RUSH IN TRANSVAAL Dltcevery of New Belt Attracts Many te Seuth Africa ' Ixindeu, Aug. Il (Hv A V 1 Dispatches from .Seuth Africa lepert the diseeterj of a new geld belt in the Transvaal, stretching from the border I of Bechuaualaiiil te Nylstruem. He- I relpt of valuable specimens from a storekeeper at a lenel.i pest bj the nssuy elfice was followed b u iueve- 1 ment of niineis te the new fields up- ' prenching the slie of a nisli. Options hute iilread.t been secured en sereral big groups of claims and geld 1 is saiu 10 iiitvu uevii leiiuu in a number of places. Dunracu wiin si arch i Camdan Weman In Serious Condi- riM( til" l night be followed the woman when , hi "."ll '"",'-'"P''il her hands nerteusly etcr was ndiued te put SIMH into it He 1 'leland. fifty-two jeais old. ,, patrol- ma- .intii uiut n ...!, .:-.. ri 1 't- u uiK iuiiiii iiiiti'. nntl riw i iiiuniwi a?- left the hease When s e ii-fuM-1 te ""! tever''' n "V.." ',"""" "I""5, V"" "ln l ' ' '""" fu,n,'l"'' ' "" Twelfth nnd I'liie 1 riiS;?" SH rf , ."" Nlsht of Asony ''". Ms y?i.xs: n$& w: BJ "hets took PtTee. ' " , As- :'"' HH,H Hl,p t,,ew ''-'' ' ""n tlieugU I didn't have much faith. I complication of diseases ' ' ' " Mi ,'., , , , if with the fading of the hospital mom Dr Hell was certalnlv a nl.-e gentle- Toland was member of the poll, e Mt --trnde was ariested by l'atrluman from her Mght she could shut out the man and handsome, what they called force ttimti -scten teais and iliiriiie IP iJTi y fft'r ,1"' ,n,,.,?l lla1 ll,r'''1 ln,,e ,ume,7 of, the ase"y, ,1" '"' imed in the.ed.ijs 'u fine figure . f n man.' " that time gained a leputa ion for it - If 'n the air te sc.u e the man into sub- Ihieiigh since jesterduy. Her s).i - - - niii-' down h-indlis. nn 1 l...i . l!,!i . Ml SS.. - ,,".?' i-K".'! " I!-"" ''?"-."r ''-'-I fro... .. RIIFPAI n RAILWAY TRIES mi r&t liZt ;Vfe tlen Follewlno Accident Mrs. Anna .Schulu, forty. two vears ld. of 112'J Mlckle street. Camden, wis .flnnbli- luirnpil lhst nlfvl.t .. 1.. . . r. ..,,-., .. .. ...-. am , uvii cue I' lintel H linil of hut St a 1 cli nn 1...- k.. .1 iitd theuldeis while passing It ever th- 1 S. '-ck fcneii te a nelglibur She wa en (0 Cooper Hospital Her cendi- Is Sl'l'lOUS, SUA ACT8 ON TREATIES m. Aur. 3. The Heuse of 'lives .jesterdny ratified the mtered Inte at the lecent IS Cenftreace. . LONGS IN VAIN FOR DEATH ',mmmi'Z.ii!miL:. ,,, 7wr-:, , , .s -. wp" v.ttjur ' '4 -tv" s I 'x W... J." a. ,?.. '.,. ., .-& I bet 11 ceil tliem e find I ip hearts nf lie il"nil(i milCK lllti) llieill. Ill till' . 4 - VM? ..- - . ' .r ' v t ?f V- "' XriW.'Vf f"- -.intimities nt U'miltltitri,,., . I hcie Is u small arbor tit Inetltt Ith a I ' .. .. " VA.-V'ttn "itjs-.L Tne leunestcr.s nrp Aleinn.lci- I.llil. f JIfmI loses, and en little pedestals I; , jrT n ! SJ'ILTT. $'! ! ,1,',r- ,if,c,M1 y" 0,,f-!",,, '''- " !mrre" w,f!'. re,,,M '" t,!rl.r b,,lHv n &k'j hWr' r!&W$'K&4i-i-' Nicholas, jear jeungcr. Thet weie'" every odd space jardinieres of i 5MiiiiV ' -. l ..lf',At - vhV. , t"'V'iVt -.wiiti liein in IWitinil. IluMla. of il PelNh '" t iinotlier. I .2tsaftlUfwg'WjMai OTTilHKidi 'ourteeii-e.ir-eld gnes I.leblsih. self, and who Is keit) the. bullet didn't hill GIRTOF 14S0RRY "PHILA. MANlfDEO" T KILL , Agnes Liebisch, Lying in Hes- pital, Regrets That Her At tempt at Suicide Failed TROUBLE WITH PARENTS Agile I.eblill, foul teen veals old. of 71s Callow bill street, who shot her self jeterda.. said tedav that her no tion was tin- ie-ult of treatment she iius leien-ed fieni her parents. This tbe parents ,,.,v ' I thteatene.l te de it and I did." Agnes said defiantly, a be ineted lier iienil iestlesly from en" yide of the Pillow te tbe ether In her bed at tin Ilnlinciiuin Hospital. Her giav ctes wen sullen and tilled with suffering. "1 wis, the bullet bad gene lliieugb niv brain," she dec,aid "I was tired f ! , I told tbeni I would de it and I did. she repeated Her elce was low and bitter and Its tone seldom (banged. She spoke evenly nnd s0wh almost as if she were tnlklug te herself. "I Hi he se." she cnmnln iiind 't muti'i 1...., .. ...i , .1 - Kpetled te Iteteier l'lluans .n tli.it her roudltlen Is net seiluus and that she 1 getting along well. "It nil began lnt Sundax." he said. "Mt father and nn mother both called me names nnd 1 told them if they did it 0111 e mere I would kill mtself "I found the gun in the chiflenier drawer, but the bullets we bad were tee large. Iiut I get some meie and kept the. pitel where I leuld find it. Mj futhei ha a cider aIoen and jeu baete keep a pitel behind the bar. "Yesterday morning inv father spoke te me and he began . ailing me names again, and I grabbed the pistol. " 'See this':' 1 aked. and before he hud time te a anttbing I shot tuv I self " I "Oh! 1 have sufTeird se since," she said 'and I hate luen si lenelv. 'n one has been te see me, nnd 1 lust lie UPre l ""K'."S and suffering. I can't ne.,..nu!,ltt' ,,n''''- . .w9nl''' if they ? V' ' ?- "the. init- hut, uiiu Mie ioekpii tt-rj- teung ns sue tinned her head and her bninll, i b-Hrlj -cut features wen) outlined against the pillow. I Her father. Jehn LIpIiIki Ii she ius. is u carpenter nnd has n c filer saloetrf" Her parents sat that she hnd been deptciBeil for about n week and that at times she carried n pistol around 1 with her nnd seteral times threatened te kill herself because hp was t!rd of life nnd bad no friends I Tt Is said thnt he parents ebipted te her friendship it h a mun about ttt entt one tears of age ROLAND BURIAL TuMfiRRnW Many View Bedy of Fermer Dail Envey te United States Dublin. Aug :'- - illt A. I' ' I'lie funeral of Ham .1 Helaiul, late lieu tenant el Eauien de Vnlera, who tins wounded nt skenes Mendav whlb ul tempting te evade nneit bv Nntienel iirmt tmep and dud heie Tuesthtt night, will he held tomeriow. A ion slant -tri-aiu of? visltcis t letted the Imdj tedat at ht. Vlnc-nt s lle-nial. the Iteiiubln 111 women's organization funning a guard of honor. The impies! into the deaill win held today 1 1 was puiel.t feimni in 1111 tine, the jurv leiurning a tenlnl 111 accerdanee with the medical etideiue Itefeit- he died a number et mt suge suge ef isyinputht from American triemls wen- n-i Hit oil bt -Mr llelaiid fiem Vew Yeik nnd Washington TO HONOR IRISH DEAD Services te Be Held Here Sunday for Beland and Brugh A demonstration In honor of Harry itfilntul nml Pnhel ltrni.li Ua,l..ru i hn SHOT DIDN I "Irish Hepubllcan Army." recently with 1122 pnssengers of all classes, in killed by Free Htate troops in Ireland, dueling nearly 200 Greek and Armenian will be held in this city npxt Sunday. Twe draped coffins borne In hearses will be escorted from Seventh and Walnut streets, te Mnrket. le Bread nnd thence te a theatre where the serv ices will be held $10,070,317 in Treasury The city treasury, for the week end ing yesterday, lecelved .'JS.flOO.SOO,:'.!), which includes $0,000,000. the proceeds from a bend flotation. The payments for the same period totaled $2,021, ri70,.r'J, The balance, net Including tbe Inking fund, was $10,070,317.10. EVENING PUBLIC u TIS Callow hill stieet. who shot her- FIRST PHONE TEST Geerge J. Jewell Tells of Lack of Faith in Dr. Bell's Invention -MERELY INTERESTING" The death mi Tueda.t of I'r Alec niider (Iialiam Itell icealled te tleerge I. Jew ell, of lM)d Siiiuelmnnn ate- ' nue. that he bad helped the intentei ptepnre for tin- fust public iloinontin ileinontin iloinentin lion of tlie telephone at tic- Ccnteniilal Exposition Mi. Jewell 1 sew-ntj -I'im- He i tin elect ricln 11 and fei ibe lat forty-odd .tears has been 111 the einplet nf the Electrical Hunan. In 1S70. bewetu. be was w 01 king for ihe diiecter of tin exposition About the middle of Augut of that tear Hi Hell applied le thp dlieilnr for perniissleu te exhibit h' intention. This wes granted and Mr. Jewell as signed te help him with the appaiatu. "We hung several tilings fiem th beams of tbe building and made ev- J nil loops at the end of them. The tvlre wn pned tlireugb tin- loop, and stnjed where etertbedv teiild sic j nntl touch it. I heaid Ur. Itell at 1 he did this for the am- ienen that a magician tell up hi liet-. j "The. statieiiK inn- etilt a lctt mils lipait. A let nf people lame te l-iek Ien. but they (cgarded the thing as a kind of toy or else a take that they twrpn't nultp abb' te Jiiiiiijziv 1 ' 1 he tinnsmittei and teceiver weie one Instriinient then. W hen ten put It te tour ear ten could hear a kind of si rceehnig. Inn tun weren't nltvnts able te hear what was being nid. 1 Seme time later I ttatiht-d them string n fell phone wire fiem the effh c of the Oelil and Stock Telephone Com pany nt Third nnd Chestnut suppi te St (leeige's Hall at Thiiteeutli and Arch tiet-t Etertbedt said that wa a little tee iiiikIi. Yeu 1 eiiblll't cxpci 1 them te bellete a vulu- would iiiitj all that dislaiKc "Tbe geneial notion ttn 1 I1.1t it was a kind of stud; lobbing piomliien. I mtM-lf Mirt of ti-lt that although the telephone was .iiteiesting it tteiii.i neter amount te much In 11 pr.utlial wnt. That jusr shows jeu I had a friend. a Kimtile.iiuuilcil kind of Mlett. and he, TO STOP JITNEY SERVICE Court ReerveB Decision en Petition. One Killed in Riots Huffa:n, Aug :! .lit A l'.l De. cisieu 011 the International Itnllwm Company's appli-nticn for nn order ie quiring Majer Sihwub f show cnu whj lie should net be tempelled In ler'e cut licensed passenger carrying automobiles oft the siieeis was reserved by Justii e I'oeb-t in Supi'Piiie Conn tciiny. siidifiicil in the stnke hn Chresiiiak. tliim The fust 111 was that of .1 tea is old. 11 striking cendiietnr. II was Instantlt killed when 11 policeman . filed three shots fiem a 1 let gun nftei a (iimd had nitncked a )(all1ere slice car last night. The snme tell- wounded Cnsmier KiszewsUi nnd Urn old Lang The pnlii email, Elmer Stssen. fit t-tl atti r tlie iintvd had Inekeu In the ttiu di ws of the ficnt ipstlbule nnd nftei a bottle of and hnd b'en thrown in the molerninu Jehn Mcf'assley. of I'hiluilclphla, McCassley was b.idlt binned about ihe fine and mnv le-e his sK,l. Ncarlj (ten witicm of the citj saw beiiibnrdiuenls of night inrs bj irewds aimed with stones and ether nnssles. Seteral cms exploded torpedoes ami -mall bombs which had been placed en the tracks, and one tar was derailed i such 1111 explosion 200 PICTURE BRIDES ARRIVE Fifteen Sad-Eyed Maldena Net 1 Claimed by Prospective Husbands New Yeili. Aug. .'I. The steamship Constantinople arrived yesterday from Constautlnenlc. l'atms and 1'lrapiis "uleture" brides from the sunn shores of the Levant where pepper trees lloui lleui Ish anil heavily laden currant bushes line the roadside, The jeung women had denned thcli best flecks In honor of the etcnt and I1.....1 tliu Mill Whnn llm t.nt..AU IIIHll ---- ... in.- jl,ei,'-:if,t - ......... ,n- "Murv." "Helen.' "hum mid utheis'be bieugbt le bis home today weie culled out by Ihe waiting men en the pier the gills, most of whom weie biunettes, answcied and waved their hands with the photegiaph. Fifteen sad-eyed maidens were unclaimed. According te the custom of the Near East, the brides brought gifts for their intended husbands. LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, , JHIJRSDAY, BIG-HEARTED SAILOR Little Russians Await Werd Frem Washington for Chance te Become Citizens I FATHERED BY SHIP'S CREW MAY ADOPT WAIFS Twe Russian bevs. eiplinned br , WRjitccnth nnd Clivattiut streets, the war and the' llelshevik. landed ' ll'v Ih net unppesed te sleep In the here today with the crew et the lf. HM"W window, but then young women S. destieyer Wllllnmsen, nnd wunt te vvll ,,v"lt at soda counter are net sup sup grew up us geed American and mem- ,IOst,' t0 il'scus philosophy with young hers of i'ncle Sam's flgbtlng nnvv. .men customers, And there you nre. Thev will, tee. if Cnptnln .1. (' "run. r',p pwwnt aspect of the show win iiIukIiuiii. of the deitrmer: I'tilled dew Is like this; There is a green fleer Slates Immigration CnminNaiener " it cireseiiting grass, nnd little howls Hughe nnd IIeh'ii Mike ltellly aie able futhei and a Ktihsinn mother. Their' piirents weie killed during the enrlj dnj.s of the HushIiiii levolutlen, when the lieMmikl first rose te power. Children or Charity Then began a season of wandering about the Knst for the orphans, in their tin veh they learned te sprnk Oeeiginn. Turkish nnd flreek besides their nathe Unxslnti and IMUkIi, TIip liveil en sci iips mid dressed in nigs, the chlldi en of ihanty and circumstance In Constantinople, the jeungsters fell in with Heme sailors of the Williamson. which was then en patrol duty with the Illnck he.i tieet. Life began te have n new inclining for them, t'ap- tnln Ciinnli'gh.im get permission te take ( tliem nbeard the Williamson, nnd the ( rew adopted them. The tattered rags I weie leplaeed with neat little iinlfeinis, ' Mil every line 11 ( eilliterpart of thine Iwein by then sailor friends. K.icb nientli the crew chipped In te keep 1 the boys; and pretlde for n bit of peikrt money. Then the Williamson w-a eiderel home. The bejs were In terror les they should lme te go flshete and begin the old hepctc life (d waudeilng anew Captain Cunningham sought and re nited permission for the bejs, le .'1 1 main nbeard the destroyer and rcf.in with their new -made trlends te the I'nitcd States. Cin.t About Kids Then lame font aid lles'ti Ilcilly He, in't married, but confesses; be is "just cinzv about kids." He wanted the hets, for his own. He tttete te lelatitcs in New Yiuk and they ngieed te lake 1 the lad for him while he was. at .ca. j Teda.t Itellh, with t'.ie boys and bis uperi(i ethcei's. vent fe the linmuui- lien station at Gloucester, and Cem- 1 missioner Hughes agreed te miilie a ia teraule ii'io.itmeudatien te Washing ton Tue pi imlssieu of the Commis sioner General of lmmigiatien and me Seeictui.t et Laber i in eded bifnit Ueill.t i.in adept the lad legall.. . The bes'n bad hi plan all mixie He says he will send the het te school. Thet want te go 111 the natj as seen as possible "Scheel first." said Keiily. "and , then the niivj with my blessing. Thej 'it- 1""' '1,,, Deaths of a Day MRS. ESTHER HARKIN Funeral Will Take Place Monday Morning at St. Francis De Sales The f uncial of Mis, Esther liar- km. wife of tlie late Ldtviud Ilai' kin ."(ILTt Clipsti-r atenue, will b HI o'clock Meiulav iiiernlm: held I nt from the ('IiiikIi of St. I'liiiicls De Sales, I-ml j -sett-nth stieet and Springfield night. Onlj one man tvns nwake. a avenue. A solemn high i(iulcm ma moteicjde patielman of the bandit- will be Ming. eliaiiig iiiad. Mr. I la 1 Kin who died en Tucdnt. Slpe's iae was it-opened by tlie com 1 siirvlted bj two ens. the Itet. l.'d- ii)sieu Tuedtiy. lie said that he wns wnnl lt.IIaikin. pastor of the Cliuich iinnlilc le walk the sticets and there of the Nntivitt of the Blessed Yiigin, j fete t mild net nerte as a patielman. and Jehn J. Haikln. connected with a lie lesiu'ticd when reduced from ser- piemineiit linn in this city. Thiee 1111 mnrrieil daughters, Ilaunab. Anna and Esther, iiKn urilte Mr. Haikln. Inteiine-il will be 111 Hel.t Cnns (Vmet ci ,t JOHN TOLAND Twelfth and p, Street8 patrolman """"" Passes Away at Heme Following a pioleugcd illness. special eflncr and until lently ta assigned as special guard a ihe I'eljillnlc Hospital re- t He is Miitlved by a widow laught('is mid two sous. James Muhelland James Muhelland. a mcs( nger in the eflice of the City Solicitor, died sud denly from a stieke jc-sterday at his home. 130C East Oxfenl stieet. He was sixty-si-c years old. lie was a member of Ledge Ne. ."I. Meese, nnd the loin Club. A wideu survives. Services will be conducted Sntuidny afternoon at 1 n'cleik, at Ids home. Intel ment will be made in Lteigieen Oineteiv. Cnmdeii William Hewitt William Hewitt, fei fettj -eight .teats an official of tlie Trenten. (V, J. 1 lien Cempunj. new epeiated by the Ameil- an Steel and Win- Cemprint, died here Inst night lifter tin operation en the ihreat. lie will be buried fiem his home in Trenten Satmdiiv. Daniel Price The funeinl of Daniel I'tiee, of J220 East SiiMnichannn atenue, who died of apeplexj Monday In his ninety. third j ear, will take plaic from the home te. iimrre afternoon. Inteimeni will )e in Evergieen Cemeleij. Until his letlieuipnt fifteen jp.iis nge Mr Price was a ship joiner 'and con tractor. Raymond J. Harper Fuiieial seitices for Kaymenil J. Harper, for twenty -two jeais propne prepne propne ler of n hat store at L'IMS Kidge uve. nue, will be conducted nt his home at that address tomorrow evening. Inter ment will be at Tnmaquu, ln. Frank Toomey, Sr. Frank Toomey. Sr , a director of Tiank Toomey, Inc., wholesale ma chinery dealers, died jesteidav in the home of his daughter, .Mis. H. (Jay Megnrgce, In Sernnten, after an ill ness of thiee weeks. Mr. Toeniej , who wbh setentj-twe jenrs old. Hied at 1'2 i iiiwtn nine, 1 tint. te 1 m- body will J. Harry Atkinson Funeral services for J. Hairt .X 1 L-1 .. . son, ttlie ciieci in I'ltinnn, ,. ,j, Mon Men day, will he held this afternoon at the home of Ills sister, Mrs. Jeseph Wick, 5112 Webster street. Interment will be made in Mount Merlah Cemetery. .. . . .... .-.' ,- . -- -. -. TOPISY GIVES -A FREE SHOW,; OWNER ONLY IS DISPLEASED. 'Twos Great Fun for Crowd While It Lasted, but Florist Must Pay $70 te Repair Havoc Kitten Accomplished Topsy hfld tnlenK She knew thnt, nnd nlM) thnt nil she iieixled Ml.s II pub lic. All her life that in te .wn.t about ii menlh kIic wnlted for n meilc te come te her. It happened hiit night. Topsy Is a blnrk nnd white kitten nheiit the alze of a fur neckpiece for a Fiench dell. She belong. In a man ner of Mieaklmr. te n tlener fdlOP at """ arillleJal cnttnlls nnd IilarK-eyeu unci; rtl- china ml one Opportunity Knocks for Topsy Topsy was sleeping In the window,' sleeping as cats de with an eye open. A young man and a girl who hnd left a moving. picture theatie nearby stop step ped te have a leisurely leek at the display. Here was the chance. If she could held these two, Tepsj said te herself, &hc could hate a public In no time. She get up, stietched heiself, nnd launched a (iciee attnek upon one et the cattails. Then suddenly she turned and began te dart from one corner of the i window te another, stepping short every few seconds te Ttrike at 11 rose ttlth her claws. A few mere persons col lected outside. It was a line start. Topsy darled up LENIENT TO POLICE; AND MILLS IS SORE He and Cortelyou Incensed When Men en 'Slumber Party' Get Jobs Back ' . ., , , , ' , , ., ., .. , lhe lie of l,lue Dennitmcut bends ( harlei L. IJenner. acting detectlte was loused ledny whin netilieil bv the by Majer Moere's own order because si.')!.'., .'sit'"'' (r0,n,,1,ri,,,V.ti,ntrrMtZn!ef his brave capture of n Negie gun- S.i'geat.t Slpe. fnrineily of the iienten avenue and Dauphin street station, had "lau se," months age. was 0111 01 sit been iterei le hi former position, He bad ncen demeled for sleeping n I (Ull.t . .siiperiiilenileiii Jin s was paittcuiai-, lj Incensed bciaiist' the action followed lie .Mayers letter te the commission nst SntlirdllJ. ill Which lie severely tltieizeil the commission for rehiring!., ,., ...... ..i.i,.l1. ...Vi men te dutj iiuletlj after tliey had been dismissed or 1 educed. Sergiaui Sipc was one of an entire tpiiinnima .it- s',.i.ii,tn'n(l..nt Mills ieiie ioice leunii nsieep nj special in with the lesto-atlen of Sipe all the nien who were cither dismissed or ic- diiced have hi en w Instated. Their (asps weie reopened ipiietly by the 1 ommlsslen. after II had iccom iccem mended the dismissals and demotions. Whole Detail A-sIeep The "lmuber paitj" incurred last Dei ember. Acieidlug te the inspecteis who tisited the station beuse about -1 o'clock In the munilng. net enlj wee," me tiieei ami Heuse sergeants iiirt-ii, hut even Ibe jmtreltnati who was sup- P'l-cd te be out en 11 nearby beat bad t bunked in the station house for th geiint. lie said that he had been asleep because he was ill. I 11 c( ter Corteljeu, although he was emit ntl.i iniensecl at the 1 tiling of the 1 emmiinn, aid he hnd no (emiiieut fe make. "This case ha proved one of the most demoralizing that has conic befeie the department In lntinj .tears," said Su perintendent Mills. "These men tteie paid te guard the public while the residents aie asleep, and Instead they go te sleep themselves, affording an excellent oppeitiniitv for criminals te eperatp unmolested. There is nothing that can be done bj the police about it but abide by tlie decision. I can't lindeistniid' why the 1 ommlsslen took sue h action." Anether (Jets Kehearing Jeseph V. Mellen, n former patrol man, also tiled te obtain reinstate ment le the Police Huicau. asserting that his leieut discharge for alleged disobedient c was tee drastic n punish ment. .Mellen was dismissed .lull 11 by the Commission en testimony of Captain Vi 11 Hern, who said Mel Mel eon had he-en ordered te gunid mi im portant prisoner during 11 gambling raid en n hotel en Eleventh street near Atch. The captain said Mellen allowed the man te leave the room. Several dnjs nge Frank II, Tiller, ferber piesldent of the Clul Service Cominlssle.i, obtained the leepenlng of Mellen's cafe. After hearing vlittuilly the same testimony as given at the pievieus hearing (be commission held the case under jidvisemeiit Captain nn Hern said he wanted .Mellen's piisimer kept undei cly-e stir- teillance because the man wn. eaiijlng! marked menej. LfiMiteruiiii William Eltidge, el the I'lent and Muster sticets police siatlen, who was telieieel fiem duty lite da.ts age after two pelue surgeon n ported 1 lint thej had smellcil llciuer en his bicnih, was demoted te patielman by Director Corteheu. His removal from duty as a lieutenant (time n lew da.ts utter the Public Serv ice Commission had leceinincniled that In ,, he promoted ,0 police cnp.nin ... I ake the plnee of ( nptain Suiilej t eiice riTur.n im i au SUES FATHER-IN-LAW Mrs. Bertha Kramer Asks $100,000 for Less of Husband's Leve Suit has been cnteied In Conn of i ngXr hir fnK" te i Krumer, te recover SI 00,000 dummies ' for the alleged alienation of the- at. "K'S . feetiens of her huHband Merris, Mrs. Kramer's affidavit was pre sented te Judge Jlenaghtin, and a capias was allotted en which ball was fixed at 2000. Man, 80, Found Dead in Frazer Wcsl Chester. Pa.. Aug. H. Je.rii C llnlilttlu. eight), was found dead in dnj at the home of his daughlei, Mrs I.. 15. Ward, of l'liu.cr. when- he lin, A physiclnn decided death had been line te hen if tumble from which lie mij long sufl'cied. lialdwiii was for seveial .tears 11 leading land owner In );nt Bradford 'J'ewuship, retiring a few years age, lie was a veteran et, the Civil War and leaves four sp and four iiauguter. ; ' AUGUST ,3, .1322 the arbor and began te claw at a bit of paper fern that Vai Just beyond her reach. Half the arbor tumbled down beneath her and Topsy in inning ever- ( turned and sninsnru one ui i rose-tinted vases. ,. - . , She was new hitting her stride fairly. She came ever le the glass and rubbed herself against it. Then she began pull ing at the green bnine covering se that two of the parrots and their ptd8tals fell with a crash. ' By new she had n public of some six ty person. Bews te Majesty of the Ijw She ran about the window In great fury nnd two mere vases were upset. Only two hits of crockery new remained. A large, slender, delicately tinted vase and a great jellew bowl. Against the first; Tepsv nibbed her head tintil it fell. Te escape' the shower of splintered glass she darted up en what was left of the arbor. At this point the law bhw fit le in trvenc. I'atielmnn Key pushed his way through the crowd, appraised whnt had happened nnd tried the deer. It was locked. "Shoe!" cried Keys, hut Topsy was new trying te swing by her front claws from one arm of the trellis. "Shoe!" cried Keys again, and tapped the window with his stick. "Whether it was real lrignc or prcienueu noueuj bndv with It. the great yellow bowl. in less than five minutes Topsy ha accomplished some .$70 worth of dam age. CAPTOR OF BODDY DEMOTED TO BEAT Cortelveu Decides Here Failed te "rVIake Geed' as Detective. Sergeants See Mayer acting detectives sent Unci: te tlie ranks tedny by Director Cortelyou. i Hemier, nt cieal peisenal rik. cap-I 7 i""',, ..,- ,.,,,. .. tens ....... liini. who was wanted for the sinyntB ' . ,n,,i... .,t ,.,. Mnter ileniirr and sent bin. 10 the dctftlite burenu us a pronietli.ui. Seteral months age Captain of De teethes Seudcr sent the Director n 1HI of a ceie of detectives who weie net. In his opinion, making geed The six , demoted today weie among these. Het.ner gees te the Twentieth and, Fiuwiiter streets station. The ethers demoted and the stations te which they ' bate been erdeied. nru as fe Ham raulkner, Fifteenth mid Vine Hiit'ciw: rrtti i. riiipcr. r iiii-.'iiie Mint v.. .1 t- Oil 1.!f. I. and Snvder atenue : W. (i. Wllet. Set'- ,?" " 'an e ter : HaitMcCicmly. . ,., ,,. .t,i ,,.t iiti,, irl ..,e... rwent.v-secend and Hunting 1'nrk winter streets ii JIIK-, lllIO .tlltl'llll t 111 1.111. ?J 1 f.....i.. i i.i........,i 1 n V Director Cel tell oil ice cited twenty live seigeants mid patrolmen in Ids of ef tlie this nfternoen te leek them 111 er for nviiilnhle pioinetioii. The Diiecter plans te get in touch willi all tin; men 011 the eligible llt befeie making bis selection of new seigeant and lieutenants. After the Director bud talked with the men he took them te see Majer Mooil-. who made 11 speech about taking the- police out of politics. LOSES BANKBOOK Youth Thinks Man Following Him Picked Up Boek and $300 1 I'sllfs a-" lacking for a tall, well dressed man, nbeut thirty-five jeais' eiel, who Is believed te have picked tip n bankbook containing .$1100. diepped bj 1 Harry Tnjler, nineteen jaers old. while he wan en his way te the Sixth National ' Bank, yesteiday afternoon. ' According te tlie jeutb. he left his fntlier'.s clothing steie at S17 Seuth I. street te depesp 'hs money, and walked te Second and Pine streets, where thej hank Is located. lie did net discover' his less tintil he approached tbe lcceiv- lng teller. When he felt In his pocket for the menej It was gene. Dntid Tailor, the be.t's father, he- I Hevus the hook c-ciutalning the i.ieuey leu 0111 01 in, seu s pecuet, ami was quicklj taken by the man, who his son told li i in followed him along Seuth street. TOWN STILL MYSTIFIED BYJKJnCRANTARA Can't Explain Hew It Was Set Up en Mountain Near Pert Jervls Pert tlcrtls. N. V., Aug. 3. A big fiery cress, with huge letters "IC. K. K." close bj. and burning brightly en Point Peter, one of ihe twin mountains, Tuesday night, tvns the sight witnessed by residents of this city ami vicinity. Recently it was alleged that the Ku Klux. Klun had gained n foothold n this city, though the rumors have net been icnliitd. The sltiintlen icinalne-d a mysterj today, despite a cnicful in vestigation. One of the wooden "K's" njninlns standing en the lefty peak, where flics 11 large American flag. vt necver transferred the ln.nteriiil. Lull. ttw. l.llai.1. nlnl .-...,-..,. .....I ..- ... .. . T illu.nln. Ien ou re' ''O, i, r ,,,,, j,fflcillt nB the mountain Is net aLcessieie iy meters, tlie reads having heen washed out by flood rains in June. HIS SPREE BREAKS RECORD Man Drunk Since Day Dry Law Be. vcani; tw s Wlfe New. ?Th Allffl '' (,,-v A- v-) -!,. . .!. in,,-,,., omne l l.l.l' .. tvns attributed today e a former Imr' ""'. " ' w..ti". i""e 111 umierj' tender, August Dcterlng, by his wife Rese, who told a llroeklyn magistrate her husbnnil get drunk tlie day prohi bition went into effect and has been drunk ever since. llcfeic piohlbltleu Deterlng never touched a (hop, the wife declared. He pleaded guilty te disorderly conduct nml wus locked up te be spiiteneed Monday. Meanwhile police will Investigate' the story. IIKATIIS DUMM. Ausuat 1! .Tuceb Uuniln. llfitntlvM nn.t rrl. .,'.'. Vv iuicjda. vlted tu aCl.nil fun.rul b.iih.. ,. . . ' rnm r.aM.n.. ... !... ' !, V " Jluuim e'.meti P..llk -" .:." """rK Ot her ainn fi.- Cmtry. Frlendt mv call r il'i ' 'i'if .. ci. imcrnicnt ceuiii icii. i. i". l"V,"'',' , ii,; "lir"'l wit" the el supply cut off. It her body OB'ther. pe lse en op of the , y Uan (0 ,iayc trellis nnd then leaped through the rearj(h(( (ir repnlrC(, of the window into the store. As her. ,.,, ' . ., nri. ,h. ., . j tl !.. M (. ttnluA '1'Anuv 1 rati' . lefr tlie trellis it overturned no ITtdy, I AUTO OWNER FAILS TOSAVE1RR0WER' Pleas of William May Rejected by Police After Youth Nearly Wrecks Car ' IS HELD FOR GRANDMURY ' William May, nineteen years old, of Highland, avenue, - Merlen, the recent here of the moonlight nute ride epi sode -in the Thousand Islands, pleaded with Captain of Police Donaghy to day for the release of n youth who had "borrowed" May's expensive retidstcr and burned out the bearings. Last night May left hN $.1300 car in front of a Nnrbertli drug store. Henry Muller, seventeen years old, of N'arberth, said te have been partly intoxicated. Jutnncd Inte the machine nnd took n ride. Several hours later Patrolman John John Jehn eon found the car stalled en Wynne field read, Nnrbertli, Muller sitting dis consolately at the wheel. It was necessary te tow May's car te a garage, as some of the tires were flat and all the engine bearings save one were burned out. Something hnd happened te the oil feel, apparently, and the machine had been driven at I was held in $800 bail for the Grand , .Inry by Justice of the Pence Wnlster tednv Yeung May dieve up in the family I limousine after the hearing and called ; en Captain Dennghy. of the Lewer I Morien police feice, te plend for Mill 1 isr. ' "I don't wfiit te pieiecutc him," 1 ' Ln said. "It was only 11 pruiik, nnd 1 j I'm perfectly willing te stand the dam . age te my nr." I 1 Captain Donaghy decided that Muller I 1 ought te be punished te "tench him a 1 I lessen." I May is the seu of Mrs. 1). Clarence Mny, who Is prominent socially. On I'Jj'1! -s?i' ,T.rei,,,,'-.,.ei1 ,fre,m ,'., & ! , Vt LVIh fllilL dlUJ IIUII ''"J'l.H after n dance with Miss Letn Nelsen, daughter of Mrs. Henry (1. lYnrcc, also prominent socially in this city. The sterv was that the two. accompanied b Geerge Ilabb, also of this city, had I left the Thousand Islands Yacht Club, . fl AIeIam,rll uf inlJ metered te jMentieal. where thev were "headed off" by ft lends notified by the jeung people's rrinthcs wcv . long-distance tele- 1 Mrs. Mny denied that there had been 'an attempted elopement. All agreed that the tnree merely nail gene for a I moonlight meter ride te Mentieal. and , , . .. .--.- . wns innrricil. He eloped several months ra trith Miss Mnve-nvel Atbltis ..1 ! t.pwps. Del. Mat- mieu n.iiirne.t ',,,,.1 f ?0,',"!"w,i te 1,lnt,Pr ,0 l,,s methfr , OUl! W 111 . . CIGARS TOO CHEAP Saesman of 30,000 New Accused of Theft Frem Faet0 ,. ... ., . . . , ... , SniVH n"'011'- t Sixtieth street "'a' .''!'' t"v,'''l';- - l'c hi this nernmg 1. SJ0 ball ibarged with f,"Jl l,hf f1c,ni'-v of I'-'-ciilehr & ISr,,.. 111! lllCIllillllllOtl 11. I ' '"' ''P'.'V '"'' "' "' '"'' V' di. ,1,1... . ;.j. , ttux . ., ' "'"' .!' ;'."' ' s''""."l Levin ' ""! " "' itnt.it.ici avenue near .Sixty-Ill st stieet. Let In told the police t,lllt llP. ,liai1 "R"'.0'1 " huy tliem from ,iiiiiti- - i-i .v.- ,-.- u,t 010 a riiou riieu snnd than the wheIcnli- maiket pi Ice. Sports Watches Dependable movements protected by extra-heavy geld or silver cases barrel, octagon, cushion and round shapes. X E.CALDWELL & Ce. Jewelry - Silveii - Stationery CHESTNUT AND JUNIPER STREETS THE PAPER IS PART OF THE LETTER UTj Every letter you write is written upon paper that must inevitably, by its quality or lack of it, influence the reader of that letter te some extent. It confirms or contradicts what the letter says. Yeu cannot avoid this background or keep it out of your letter. A very cheap paper will detract from the force of your message. A very fine paper will enhance it. The arguments for using the best bend paper obtainable for your business letter paper are as valid and insistent as the arguments for geed architecture in your buildings, geed interior decoration in your offices, geed clothes en your representatives. The paper is part of your letter. 100 selected new rag stecl 121 years experience Banknotes of 12 countries Paper money 0438,000,000 people Government bends ef'iS nations Crane's BUSINESS PAPERS 57 A VMt 41 Consider the beans of the field hew they grew. SemaJ; are tough little dried--! up beans. Others get te 5 be fine large fat meaty beans. Goodness knows l where all the little dried , up beans go. The fine' t large ones go te the Heinz kitchens where " they are baked in real ? evens with Heinz de-" licieus Tomate Sauced HEINZ OVEN BAKED ' BEANS with Tomate Sauce AUTO HITS BOY'CYCLIST . Yeunrjster Is Injured en Street In' Bryn Mawr William Frnncis. eight years old. -114 Lancaster avenue. Ilryn Mawr. was ruu down when tiding his bicycle today en Lancaster nvenue near I'cnn street. The child rode onto the street as James Mereney, Jr.. nineteen .tears old. 4710 Chester nveiiuc. pnssed in Ids automobile. The boy tvns struck nnd stunned. Meleney took hiln te ths Hrjn Mawr Hespii.il. The suigeens found only cuts and lutiises. RAIL STRIKER HELD Five Who Distributed Leaflets With, out License Are Discharged Leuis Schmidt. 1-101 Park beulciaid, Camden. 11 striking railway .shepman, was held in J5.100 bnil by Rcrerdrr Staxikheusn tedav, charged with as saulting Walter Beeker, a Negro, 1S02 Hale street, non-union werkniun ia the Heading shops. B U. iH- wpJAhi-: .MsEwi J 'Ct..i-Jt.&i '2iVWM!m A. V .''
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