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MONAGKAN PLANS
Gees After Men Who
Narcotics te Venders
I Adclicte
Supply
and
SEES ARRESTS SOON
Judge Men.iphnn ' reaching out in
bin clniR crusade for what he calK the
"third line." On Monday he "111 B
after the source of the drug supply
"W have the addict pretty well
lined up," niil the Judge tedav. ' ailu
we have ni"M of the peddler en the
run. New we lire rendv te c after the
men who supply the -.tuff in the tir'-t
place We hope w m te get theve n -ppetiKihle
for the preence of the dru
in the winiij I'iinil", In thw cits
Corener Neville, of Montsemet v
County, i ailed up Judge Menachaii
last night, mid eeii-ulted him run. em
ing a phaj- of the drus trnfltc tint
had come te the attention of the P-ut-tewn
peliee.
Jnme.s (Jallagher. a Uridine lrus
11.er, hnil been arretted en a h-'tin- i ie
charge following the .leath of hi- fn n i.
Charles Hert tvvents-tive sear oil.
nls) en .iddlrt. who died in a cell i)
the, police station
Gallagher and llerf had been ar
rested jut after (Jallnsher it i- 'in.
bid given Ilervt a "dinf of dmc
The Corener ordered dnllasher held "U
the hemli-ide charge
Gallagher It U atd ha- told Cv Cv
ener Neville iu-t where en ChrMi m
f-treet this cits . he bnusht the drug
The Corener ha pawed the Infermi'tnn
en te the Judge
Letter Cliarsei Graft
A letter signed ' Geerge Gardner "
understood te he a fictitious name. ha
been received by Judge Mennchnn lie
thin letter the writer charge that cei
tain downtown patrolmen and a police
lieutenant are mixed up with the drug
ring, mentioning name.
This letter the Judge will present te
Mayer Moere, in a conference earlv
next week. lie will aln a-k that cer
tain reliable detective and patrolmen
be n? signed te drug crusade work
Conferences have been held today bv
Judge Monaghan and Assistant Director
Tempest, of the Department of Public
Pafetv. and lieutenant Chnrle I-ee.
head of the vice squad Anether con cen
fereme was with Director Warburton.
of the Department nf Welfare
"This is nnlv the beginning." 'aid the
Judge "The cruade must be kept up
hammer and tngs if we are te elim
inate the dru traffic or reduce it te
the minimum The drive is new en in
earnest We are gnin" after the men
whete names hate ennie up In the trials.
and ethers against whom we hnse evi
dence I will he in ih.irge of criminal
court work until September 2. and after
that wil sir whenever necesarv as
committing magistrate In drug eases. "
King Can't Get Bend
H.vmrtn Geld, alias "Youns Ma-
honey," Jeseph Helnna, and Jeseph
Weis. all-is ' Jew Murphv." who were
held under 2.-.0in bail by .Tu.Ue Mnn
nghan in Thur'dnv. sitting as commit
ting magistrate in drug charges, are -till
In jail It is understood the head
quarters nf the drug ring, in New Yerk
City, has tried te get bend from bond bend
ing companies, but these renrerns prefer
net te bundle the huslness.
Eleven alleged drug addicts were held
in bail today by Magistrate Ceward at
hearings In Central Station
Nellie and Samuel Herniield. of 721
Green -treer. who were arrested bv vice
squad detectives last night at Tenth
and fallow hill streets, were held in
$100(1 bail Several pnekages believed
te contain drugs were found en them.
Angel.) ParplMi' ' 1. 17"0 Seuth Tenth
street, Recn Matfee. 2Ti Kenilworth
street . Herman Heffman, ."71." Ches.
ter avenue, ind Jeseph Patlne, 7."."
North Dnnen street, were held m $00
bail each for court Thev were ar
rested b vii -e squad defectives at
Eighth and Bainbridge streets.
Mere Arrests
A .letter te Judge Monaghan caused
the arrest of Rebert Arndr. 2tll." Seuth
Eighth street He was held in ."000
ball for a further hearing next week.
Heward Wright, Elglitr first street
and Gibsen avenue, and Tred Miller,
417 North Eighth street, were held m
$1000 ball for a further hearing. Thev
were arrested at Eighth jind Vine
streets last night
Elsie Whttacker. nf Harrlsburg who
was arrested last night at Eighth
street and Washington avenue, with
William Small, of Chester, told Mas
istrate Ceward that she came te this
citv because she had been told it was
easv te obtain drugs here. She was
held in AlfHift bail for court Small was
held in a like amount.
Features in Tomerroiifs
SUNDAY
PUBLIC cS&Sa LEDGER
Magazine Section
He Supplies the Brains
for 700,000 Miners
Don't fall te rea1 this close-up"
article nn J"hn I. Lewu, Presi
dent of the I nlteil Mine W rkers.
A Story Frem the Zoe
An I'i'erestingr study of the trans
pl inted rltlzeriB or the V ds
Yeu 1 b amazed tn Ki.m hew
6trangtly like us tnerta 3 they ure.
The Latest Wonder of
Radie
.Vew If seu are taken ill away frnm
home. m inn li.ne sour own
fnm lv doctor prep, rlbe for you
anywhere by radio.
Touring France
"Over the t5hH.plts Agiln With a
Pouehbev 'en t mis the fourth
aitule of this tunes
And New for the Fun
rtlng Lnrtlner ,ind Ilenin- Bulmy
funnl.r th.in usual Leuis Harilen
lliustriites Heme as the L.tst Ke.
.ort ' in his "Follies of Hie Passing
Shew ' sketches, and the new
'Mark Tw.ilii' sends ethvr het
newi from D.iitn.in. Ariz.
ALL this, the beautiful HoteRravure,
.Section and the Six-Page all-star
Comic wheels am In addition te the
cemprehinBtMj news sictlens of this
week's
SUNDAY
PUBLIC
LEDGER
v.i e
"Mhke It a Habit"
DRUG
rat
Accuses Her Father
Jm!&mim&
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sfflssassew; -- Zzrz. isas!KEKSjsi
DOROTHY MOORE
Sl year old git I of H.innne,
N. .1., wiiese father was found
guilt of ludding her hand en a
red-het stee until it was burned
te the bone 1'lie f.ither. V. II.
Moere, was sentenced te one year
In Jail. The girl testified against
her parent
Police Think Holle
Stere Where Bedy
Mowery Was
AUTO ABANDON
Sv-'n- Di.r-' " t" " ruhi- Lrds"
WHKes-ltarre. Aug 'JO Mi- Abbl
Smith Mew.-r .
,.i,n v.n,u- .i found
whee lieii was teiinu
In the basement of t'le Shawnee Drug
and when no report wa- received tnrl.n.
f'oien"r Themas directed that the bd
be buried.
I'eli. e authorities beli.ne that .Jehn
A llelle.s. muiagcr of 'he Shawnee
store, who dlsjpiw.ircd before the find
ing nf the b l . has cutne b.ick In this
section The finding of his automobile
In Philadelphia prove, he was there
but a tel'l'lmlie m.age from linn te h
friend lead- te the belief that he is
Miinewheie in this wintry
Medical putheriti.'s here contend that
Mrs Mewerv did nor die as the re-nlt
of an operation. -. stated bs ( eunt.
Detective Geerge (iilliam
That is te
b detrmine.l b the report of Dr
.TantUlin It e new- snld Mrs Mow
ers died from an eerd...' : stieng
medi me affei ting t!ie heart
A w.irran ss.is i-sijeil t..Iav bv the
counts authorities iharging Helies
with murder.
j Heller's nutomehilo ssas found aban
I dencd .it Alber atul I'leartield streets
Lieutenant n.dshaw located th
ma. lime In front of the home of the
missing man's .sister who i- known te
have admit'cl that Helies- left her home
nnls 1 few minutes befer" li'd-hass and
et! er drtp, fives- were admitted.
The State plin lmrn'-d tedav that
Hellev had visited the home nf his
parents in Mnhatms Citv Wednesdav
esening He 1 "111! te have told hi
parent h intende 1 opening a dru
st. re in I'lfste'i. I'n
Hellev ssas friendh with Mrs Mow Mew
erv, svhe was divorced trem her husband
tse j ear-, age, aiier'.lng te a confes
sion "of Presen Fnhian. of Plymouth,
sshe is under nrre-t there.
FIVE DIE IN AUTO CRASH
Train Plews Inte Motorcar at In
diana Street Cressing
Princeton. Ind . Aug 26 fBv A
l- l rise perse,,., ,. hlll, ,,P
serleusls inund toenj when a Chi-
Cnin demel khe fan "omellur:';
I!t ! "1? Bh' Haib't;.: lndatten
tiI'p- ."'. mi 'i nir j Man nrf w l-
llaui l. irn. t'-ii' Msin ; .mines i,
Burr.s, his s.,n sesen Mr Burns'
two-jear-ei.' 'I lurntei sirs t c s,,
lnrs thirts. 'ister et .sir isurris, ant,
Fsnngeline S'l'.u- tive-sear-eld daugh
ter of Mrs s iiars Mrs hlnera Hur
t's, wife .f William Harris, had both
lejs c rush.-d and -uffrred interniil m
luries The t-'irr was rrturning te
ilen-lersen. K , their home, from a
visit in St Leuis
PRISONER HANGS HERSELF
Meyamenslng Inmate Makes Neese
With Tewel
Fleicnre dreen. i rdered 1211 Se ith
slesenti enth si eir, a piln.nee .n M"V
an en -ins Pri "ti. ntm " r . i n, ,,,
tins icernin.' bs I nngin; ln-r-elf te a
.ill deer with a tow. 1
A nutrnn was passing tt-e eel when
t-lie heard means linestiitailng, she
found tl c
w. .in.in i.anijing te n nar of
The woenti wis cit down.
the i e 1
hut die.! I efere a phssi, lan could be
s.i.iiiie..ir-i
DetiMls.-s sal,) 'he woman was tn
hnse te.u diwhared Men.h; It Is
In In ed thai
sin . Is
leim nttij.
ASKS S25.000 DAMAGES
Wlnslew Junction Wreck Victim
Sues Railway Company
Suit for 's'Jfi.llllO damages against the
At I. in"1 City Railroad wn tiled in
Ciimilen ted.iv bv Rebert W Crem-
high, of entuer ity "hp was among
these injured In 'he iiielnw .Inn. tmu
w.e.k en las' Juls 2. when fight per-
sons were killed nnd mere thnn a scorn!
injured. I
Creinlelgh was paralss-ed In both legs
as a result of Injuries iccelved
' "
Ring Stelen Frem Apartment
Benjamin ewen. 413 Seuth Ninth
uticir today reported te pollen of the
Twd h and Pine ttreets station that
a til t bad entered his apartment and
ste ' diametul ring yaiuea at $170.
urn jsriu4. mr.s
B PATfS III"'!? Bs : i
1 mat 48 i
1 Wm M ' "I
1 1 1
WOMAN
BURIED
DRUGGIST IS SOUGHT
r'. .. ,.,... . .., 1.... '...i.,rt.irt r- .. nw i.... e I,.-... ..ui. -.i si pii. p m :i iipav I'nnpr. Mir urrmisn
'11. 'ii. 11 - -.iim- iii-l v.inv-w.i. , ....- mir mm m i" lain-- iimcii nun iwu , , ." j u . fnlsn linnressiniif. nbt.niii in lnrni-wi
burl.,1 tdu uitm.it nr K K Jan- Mnall pearls, one ring of the inall , h ct that I served throughout fnl' ' ."V10" ,en n-re" Ireh mRl '
jigian. who .endu.ted the autepsv. erii- snrnc.s. n platinum bracelet, a link J the war with troops I feel it is my duty J.V. nrlrl second that Germany s
ct-iIK rep,,,, lns the c.nu-e f .Inath Dr. bracelet with silver lock, a flexible Ml- '" ftate m reasons for the attitude I '"' Znitiens and nrCrln fnc
.lanjiglan had been .ailed out f town .r bracelet, a plain geld bracelet, an shall take upon this bill. mlni.mU" m"8, ?" uJ Zv"5jl
EVENING PUBLIC
DIX MAJOR'S WIFE
ROBBED OF JEWELS
Mrs. K. E. Kerns Recovers Part
of Gems Handed Down by
Coneral Grant's Family
ORDERLY IS ARRESTED
family heirlooms handed down from
General Grant and Generals Hent and
henten lune been stolen from in, ,
I i: Kerns, a relatitc y marriage
of (ienerai Grant, ut Camp DIx. N
.. x-
,T . where her husband Is a major.
r . nvi' lU'l unguium i .....j". (
Seme of the heirlooms were reeev-
ereu when I'rivate Themas Morene, of i
Wagen Company Ne. 2. attached as
orderly te Majer Kern's family, was
m tested as he walked Inte camp.
Mrs Kerns discovered the less of
her treasures when she returned from
lVn.Mn.lnn fnn,!v She 1,r hcCtl
-XIIIIHK-M tUOIIHIIJ -...s . - - - I
The discovery of the thefts was si-
miiltf,ii,n ..ii. ikn ,iinr.n.ir!.,ien nf
-..
muiraneeus witii ine (iisappearance ni
?he rln'nTh'nVm "'" Ml thC rC,,U0St '
the camp authorities. i
... .i";.l,,L.M1 ?" .r .,n."h-a,.'
used his best military detectives te aid
in recovering the jewels mid ether ar
ticles.
i Morene, according te the authorities,
came into camp of his own accord, and
,wa arrested immediately. tic was
"a s v ,,;;,.r .mt: m;;z . k . hswissj..." ." .w
sear, hed Part of the jcwelrv was found
.m him. Including one of the most val-lnn,
' .! ;:"M:,.", :'ll:. ?:,"??. TV'
u..vr uuikp wmci. nan oi-ieugen i. u
Mini- .if the Minn Mvl vn nn.l nt SV.in
In Morene pockets were found a num-'
her nt photographs of !i'in.cir nnd his
sweetheart, taken with Majer Kerns'
as a watchfeb i. ..'"', w.. i in t,V..-.. l. nlted States Interests herself In Ku- ""' "'"" .xi'v, """ "r--: "'ue-
Among the articles stolen were two importance, net because it can prevent I 0M affn,r, wthln n vcr . fthert tIme keep the right of decision In their own
high-priced cameras, belonging te Mif- the paf-fR" tLi LV. ,, i i" H in Germany is lest nnd all Jn Cen- hands, backed by the tremendous power
for Kerns and valued at SffiiO. and an- ' "use if the bill is vetoed b t ,c Presi- ,rn, -, w1. of he strike.
n,h.f hainnin ,.. i'..innli u,, Pni. dent it will give the opponents of the r. -,. .tnt.nnnt fniin-. "The operators are reluctant te make
..imera. .because 01 tnese nsMirunce uiey were
The prisoner v,as nuestiened con- i extremely nnxieus te gain Senater
lernlr.g the whereabouts of the ether Reed's support for their side. Senater
articles, but refused te tell. "Filers" Pepper had declared himself against
have been sent te Camden. Philadelphia, j the bonus when he firs-t became n mem mem
Trenten and New Yerk, giving a de- i ber of the Senate,
tailed description of each article stolen ... ... . , ,. .
nn,! .-nl.lii!? the nnllcn tn IneV tnr tbm I n t ()erTl(l0 CtO
w Ir Wnnr ' "' Mnsimps Advocates et tne propee;i arid tienni Im. sol( npprexlmatelv $10,000,000,000 """'" n,un l'arnes con in aui.ru i.. iniM,
y le lear, MaJ0r KPrns said of the recovery I compensation te the ex-soldier- declnre I uertl of bends te her" own people upenl" Ay nl- realized it.
nf Mre ' Ul i'"'1 "'" ii'iruHiiiis .uori'ne i uiui me un. ... ...--.... .-. nic .. representations that she weul.l be re-I i . i i ,, ',' '' ,
OT IVITe. in, been stealing the leueln for sev- nt least a two-thirds te They , :, 'i,rqp.i hv Germany In cemnllnnce ?lpwl w follews: II. G. Mpycr. Per-
rr111,j eral month. He started after Mrs. , feared, however, that several of the-e ' wh tIlp tPrra, f the peace treaty .. ' ,PrcM.ncl" : Vr- A,.,t- -NVer'1,'
Found Kcrn, wen, ,n ,,, linv,)ltali ,, clc,ln0(, he w,h xete for the bill in the first i ,"," ,he lest a fourth of her BJoemlng Glenn, vice president; Jneeli
up the jnb when she leturned The instance will net aid in passing it ever in an,i,' nml itegether one-tenth J. Myers. Perkasie. treasurer; Aimer
,- rnr "' a" m '" frnm "rant. a presidential veto The belief is. ft"1 Pr' ,errlterv. She issUPI abeu ? MeJ'cr', 'rte.i recording secre-
ED HERE Whraten nnd Dent families, and. of therefore, general in the Senate that. , R- 000.000.000 worth of bends dining t?,rS' , V i . Abraham I,. Myers.
course, was highly priz,d We hope i lh he aoewMen of Ileed te rhr oppe- ,7 l
luiiir-, vus iini. tir.i''i . n.iiit 1
'te recover the rest of the at tides with
:1- aid of the police." 1
The jewels stolen Include one ring1
eeanng coat e: arms nem up by etc it
. ...,. :,i .i.i i i...r i. i
.. c,lrl.e,inde(l hv elcht small i.p.ttIm
niih Tvn M rn r-niM nrnrnuMu Ant v,,,.
n--, mir riiuy '
GIRL 17, DISAPPEARS
Mether Asks Police te Find Anna
Usher, Missing 24 Hours
Anna I'sher. esenteen years old,
.i'r'4 ort i siwansen street, wns re.,
rnrted by her mother te be missllig last
night.
The girl, who has net been seen
sinee ycsterdai morning, is five feet
rail, sselshs one hundred and eight
P'unds and h.n brown eves and black
hair
FINANCIER, 100, RECALLS
BROADWAY AS DIRT ROAD
A. Stewart, Friend of Reckefel
ler. Was Lincoln's Adviser '
Morristessm. N. .1 . Aug 20 At his
summer home here today Jehn A Stess
irt. cl airman of the Beard of the
I nited Stat" Trust Company of New
erk, is celebrating his 100th birth
da v.
Mr Stewart was born in the little
Stewart frame family dwelling in Hil Hil
eon street August 20, 1&22. when New New
Yerk's present-day congested financial
district was. still a breHd meadesvland.
He played in the svide fields about his
house and alenff lower Broadway svhen
that thoroughfare was a dirt read lined
by wooden sldcwnlks.
Mr Stewart also recalls hearing An
drew Jacksen make an address in New-
Yerk. Since Jacksen s time he has
been personally acquainted with most
of the rresincnjs. we ssns one or Lin-
, ... , nj.i.,L in ,K .ll.
' , j f hp r, WJ
m .(islstant Treasurer of VnuU
Pftes f..r New Yerk in June. ,.04.
i 4
It was less than a year age (hit
Mr Stewart stepped making trips te
u. ,-r, ,a m f. Will e.,,, , .. .
1 'Bjf u i'es as c a" man e llTSA
te hs duties as chairman of the beard
nf the trust company.
He had gene there three times n
week bv automobile, but the fact was
r-i t generally known until Jehn P
Rockefeller en his own blrthdas last
sear remarked that lie had a friend
rinetv-seven jears eh who. living In
Mnrrlstnwn went te his bank three
ti.nes a sveek It then ssas discovered
Mr Rockefeller was ln error bj two
rears regarding his friend's age.
REPLOGLE CO. RAISES PAY
Increase of Five Cents an Heur
Announced
Deser. N. .1 , Aug 20 i By A P i
nnr nricement ssns tnnHe trtnr hv rlie
Replogle Steel ( empnny of an increase
In wages of its einnlesrs of fire cent-
4 hour te beccme effective Septemh. -
A veiiintnr.s iiiere.ise et tsse cell's
nn hour was granted Julv 1 The mm.
nans operate, .furnace nt Whnrtnn nml
iiiines at Mine Hill nnd Mount Hepe
i. r. ness. noting t. r the cempans.
i-lld it was planned 10 open the mines
'it Mount Hepe Mendin . gislng employ
ment te Kid men Anether furniiee will
he operated in Wharten,
seen as the renl and rail situation per
mit.'
CHILD HURT BY AUTO
EdwaPd Strang, 3857 N. Reese St..
. , , .
Gets Broken Leg In Accident
While tiding a pushmeblle nn Rne
avenue early today IMward Strang, fise
sears old. BS."" North Heese street, was
knocked down by an automobile driven
by William CuminiiiKH, of Princeton
nnd Poplar streets.
The bey'n right leg wns broken and
he received nevere cuts and bruiser..
Cummlngs carr ed him te the Samaritan
Hospital aim men reported te the pe
lice.
eal n"ate luck niece a eeltl filiffrpp , l lie passage 01 tnis mil, 1 neiieve, "". - " . .- " - - . i-
cMs.?a siher cr s a h.rge ink geld ' " favere.l by a majority of the - based en the desire te protect herself
mil -i lath's cell wat.l, a heivv rvice men of this country. They against Invasion. . AMth assurances en
-of. cress , uh hi cr ptien " 1 rvl their country well, and nt very this point she will reduce her army
Man te IMltl 1 ' ' a G V A b-id-e T niii meager pa, while the railroad men. "The Government of Germany de-
Vnd a geld bVb 1. 1 Pi" the munitions workers and the ship- sires peace. The leaders are pregres-
Z - . . ' hard wnrker.s of the country, who ' sivelv democratic and the story of hld-
LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
SENATE WILL VOTE
Unanimous-Consent Agreement
te Push Measure Through
Speedily
REED IS AGAINST BILL
M--i.f .. i or I ....A..t. .
it UMUUKien. iUK .". uiiuiii-
NU TUESDAY
mous-censent asreement te take up eil ue wuum "t'l',1".1 " n oe ee
the Soldiers' Benus Bill Monday and ! fore the scheduled bout between Jimmy
;; ; " - , ',' ' 1 0' V( ," e n . p r e .1 Inte
' . Snl10.
'.' " '"""
With a view te getting n vote late
Tuesdav It was agreed that after 0
i ,. .-,.,., .. .... .....i. ...... ...... ..
V. M. Monday no Senater should speai I
mere than once nor longer thnn twenty
minutet en any nmenuineiu
Heed Against the Hill
Senater Heed. Republican. Pennsyl
vania, in his maiden speech yesterday
in UIO JSCnniP, lirriiiri'll 111!- il'I'l'Ml "J
be?.HUl!? TlMInc In armv lmK te
1 H net willing, in arm v sianR, iq
- -- : . , iri,,,u, Kni,
Heui "r Re d told he Senate it wa
M , , he ,d he ,,
for the dangers they encountered e,
the battlefield, adding that this service
rnuld net be aupiaised In dollars nnd
cents. He asserted nKe It was idle te I
jl I. lit C-All.. Mfl rsat rjB-
itixrs rt'iimru limn iin-j !-. " rtv. mj
say that the men must be paid te in- I dent, was the guest of Prime Minis
ma'llZ teJi'nJ f,..i t if ! " I.leyd Geerge nt breakfat today.
, ,m ( rP,pPOtlnB the bill, nnd his vote '
olnirae;j ny l)0th sifPSi New he has ,
made known te the Senate just hew he
e-ard(l thp measure
measure PUUllUMll iviu I" fiiiuill lie
veto. The latter claim that they have
positive neurit nres imm uie i rcM.ieni.
that he will disapprove the bill, and I
, , ,, : , , ,.
f-ltien. the bill will be vetoed, and will
tlieretnre lau 10 nnw a law.
, S,",or P'U ln' SrrC a5alnst
"""" .-...
"T am nut unmindful of the wise
. e, , 1 1 ,,
custom of the
eeii.'iie which nictates
should have been drafted Instead of
being wheedled, ssere getting a pay in-
ere-ice nlmetf evert- time tlies nil.e.1 Ir
Almest everv day svas Christmas in
the shipyards, but it xvas net in the
army. 'he contrast svas snecKing, and
I believe that It is because of that con-
trast that the service men of the ceun-
:, ' . , --- -
1 "L""" ca ' '
measure.
"Nevertheless I am going te vote
against this hill. The plain fact is
that the teuntry cannot afford te grant
this request People nre staggering
under n burden of taxation that has
never been paralleled and I believe It
Is our duts te refrain from adding one
ounce te that burden of taxation en any
excuse sshateser."
DROWNS IN SCHUYLKILL
r'Buddy" Hess Seized With cramp
Would-Be Rescuer Saved
Geerge "Buddy" Hess, fifteen-year- !
old son of Geerge R. Hess, a heating l
, , , , .... f ,
and reefing supply manufacturer, of .
1044 Netrh Marvine street. wail
drowned yesterday in the Schuylkill
Riser this side nf Perkiomen while In
Mvlmmin with sesernl ether beva and
j y "
two adults.
A man known enlv as "Dec." said
te 'be n medical student, was knocked
unconscious when he struck his head en '
n stone svhile endenverinc te save the
tvw Onlv the nrnmnr nnrlr nf nthers
' standing by saved the would-be res-
, .... frnm ,,.,, h.
young Hess, a graduate of the Tilgh-
! man Scheel, was prepared te enter the
! Northeast High Scheel at the epenins
fission tnis ppteranrr. ncwiim w
rerr swimmer and had appeared in sev-
eral swimming cen'ests
i , u u 11 t
' . l h" 1.'. " W" "li"
between Schwenkssille and I'erktemen.
The svater is about four feet deep where
rPl. CnnAnr VAtO la rt f MtA ft"nOt-
the swimmers- went in, but Hess swam , While if was admitted that they had I terment In this city, died in the Lan Lan
te deeper wnter and was seized with a failed te bring back a temporary agree- I kenaii Hospital early yesterdas.
cramp ment which ssns the object of their, Mr Blgelesv, who lived in the
A number of Bev Scouts arc en-j trip. Hies expressed hnpn that certain A'lullln Apartments, Forty-eighth nnd
camped along the shore of both sides , German preixisnls nesv in their posses- , Sansom stieets, svas taken te the he-,-of
the river and with their aid the body i sinn might bridge ever the crisis for n""' "IVP months nge, suffering from
was receveie.l svithin a half hour. .four or five months. I stomach trouble. On Wednesdm an
- - I - - operation was. performed ln the hope
E.kten Marriage Licenses I BOARDWALK REPAIRS VALID ' MrV" Big. AX teM "Xi;
Elkton. Md.. Aug 20 Marriage " N. Y. in lS.'.S, of old Colonial stock.
licenses were issued here te Jehn I'hli-
lins and I. dull M. Williams, alter
J Ware and VA-n A. S. hlailt. W.u
ren G Rein, r and Iioieihv K. St
kel, William W Augustin nnd Made
line M Walsh, Fred C Gnibenstein
and Atiuu M Miller, Lawunce T.
German nnu V.n (' N'usslein, Jeseph
Mussnre and l'.leaner .1 Sirkin, Frank
J
Hasharlas and llellinn M Muller,
, Jelm -y. Connelly and Kuthijn Parry
r
and lieerge ,i. i,nuras nnu Agnes ti.
Graham, all of Philadelphia; Willlnm
II. Hert. Philadelphia, uud Lea t ha
L. Lucere, Kane, Pa ; Wnl.ir Chs-
sids, Phllad.lpliii, nnd Nellie M.
,. i ...,,...- - "
Leenard, Atlantic fits, Chuile-. n-
denmser
and Amanda J. SirunK.
Rendins
Cameren 1". Cressent and
said, aslniise M. Sayler. Remllng ; Chaile-, P,
Sweeney and Kntherine M. ll.uth. Al
lentewn. Pa ; Jehn It Steudt (.lid
Ixntheriiie A Wllliani'. Meiitcies,
Pa.; Jehn Iienlej and Mnrv 11, M -Vnugli.
Chester; William C. Maslin
and Laura M .McM.rnm. Clicstri ; Ames
peters and I'l'en M Meraii. Chestir;
William A DiMine-nn, Neithcasi. ti n.l
Lilllniu M McDeuglinl, Cherrs Hill.
Md
Carl Gantvoort Seeks Divorce
Jn Angeles, Aug. 20. (By A P )
Carl Gantvoort, former grand opera
sinner and new motion picture jiotei,
today lllcd suit for divorce against Anne
Gantvoort, an actrewi, whom he charged
with desertion.
DR. STRATON BARRED
FROM FIGHT ARErtA
Spert Fans Net Eager te Hear Re
vivalist's Message
Syracuse. Aug. 20. (Uy A. P.)
Thc Rev. Dr. Jehn Reach Strnten. pas
tor of Calvary Baptist Church, of New
Yerk City, who 1 conducting n revival
service here nt the Christian Alllnnce
Tabernacle, was: barred from the nrenn
last night where he had genn with (if
teen Mngern from the tabernacle in nn
announced attempt te "bring n mes
sage of Ged's word te these people,"
just before the main bout of the weekly
boxing card.
Dr. Strnten preached Thursday nlcht
en his personal impressions of the
TAMtttenr.PnrnenMer flpht nnct nnnnnnn.
i iyc"M"-w -,, it "--
Darcy and Eddie Recerd
,
ONLY U. S. CAN SAVE
EUROPE, SAYS COX
-i
Speedy Ruin of Germany,
Bringing Disaster te France,
Foreseen by Him
DEADLOCK ON REPARATIONS
liii Asifirtnttd Preu
Londen, Aug. 2(1. .Tames Cox. for-
mer Democratic candidate for Presl-
" night Mr. Cox dined with Colonel
H', 5r- H"'". who is visiting here.
-'" going c rr " rj-.
dence Mr. Cox quoted Premier Wlrth
of Germany as saying: "Unless the
"Tt, n.funi, nf Inrnnn n pa rianrl.
ecktd en the reparations question,
There seems te be no relief en this side
nf the Atlantic. The master key is
i,u .. ,i,. i-,,itj jfnoe Vn .iiiixn
bv England seems likely te be accepted
bv the Trench
' "There is no respite, and every hour
is fraught with danger. It is well te
I snnimarizc the contentions of both
France and Germany.
Since the end of the vnr France
remains as a floating debt. The fiscal
state of both countries without eco
nomic stabilization portends but one
result.
Twe False Impressions
"In the midst of this situation two
den nrms, witli the exception of unlm
. pertant sporadic community Instance
,'t .ni-n fleMnn fjernvmr lins Oil eifVl . I
(rOO mere people than she can sustain
i except under high industrial stress
. nlei-s relief Is granted shops will
.een be closing, millions svlll be out of
' employment and the winter ssill bring
, t-.u i.' ...,... ...'.. ..- .....,,, ...., ume.
I "" "T"11' lf net CPr"llntJ-. of
starvation
-with economic collapse the Gov
,,, ,,.in .w.n ten. if r:e
mav faiis France is without reim-
,,,..,,,, ".,,t Mnnt .nctein th ieu
, ,,,,1., 'iti,,,,,, rirl, .'",...,.' .'.,
Mr. Cox also adsecates the designa
tion of Hcibt Hoever as nn Ameri
can repiesentntlve en the Reparations
Commis,ion.
Praise for Hoever
"Mr. Hoever holds the confidence of
Europe.' continued Mr Cox's state
ment. "Peeples nnd governments trust
him. He can analyze tl.e economic sit
uation in Germany. His decision as te
what Germans- can pay beyond much
question of doubt would be accepted by
France and thnt means by all parties.
t Mi(,vt, pvpr run,.0ir j Europe
would welcome his coming. The mere
' announcement of his selection would
'tahHUe things
. "The "V of!.th' ?"!:Ld . ?. lH
hands or .xmenca. iji sasieu in
procrastination nesv wUl bring years of
self-reproach later. Frem Europe, the.
' base of early ancestry, prayers go up ,
that Amerlcn will understand nnd un
derstanding, will net falter.-
Paris, Aug 20 (By A P. ) Brit-
lsh reparations officials svill mge that
another hearing be given Germany bv
the full membership nf the Reparations
Commission before final determination
of the reparations question Is made,
it was learned in an authoritative quar-
I ter here today
This became known after the return
of Sir Jehn Bradburv and Eugene Man
I clere, British and French representn-
tisee, respectively, ei tne cemmiss en,
"I". .'." fnw days ff for
i tisee, respectively, or tne commission
n ,.nfeience with German Government
officials en reparations.
' Supreme Court Approves Plans feri
Ocean City Improvements M, Cii0,"er V'T
Trenten. Aug 20 (By A P.) Sii- j" WItV the exception of a short time
preme Court Justice Katzenhnch today during sslilcli he was n partner In the
denied the application of Merris L. "el linn of Blgelesv & Wnlcten Wnlcten
Jnhn'en for n res lew- of the appointment helme, the last twenty-two years of his
of londemna'ien commissioners t ac- i "fp vns sPp"t- as head of the Swift A:
enire nrenertv for the Ocenn f'ltv i Ce. office here.
Benrdsvnlk The commissioners were
named In the (ape May County Clr-
euit ( eurt.
"The relocation and reconstruction of
the Beaidwnlk at (lean City is a pub-
He improvement which should net be
delayed unless it Is clear that there is
an invasion of the property rights of
Mr Jehnsen. I can see no such In
vasien, Justice Ixntenhach said.
Bey Causes $500,000 Fire
Wlnstim-S.ilrm. N. ( ., Aug 20.
(Bs A P i William F Cliimnan. an
eiglitcen-siar-eld lies , Ik snid by police
te hnse lenfessi-d lesiienslhillty for a
i fire which did damage estimated ut u
half million dollars early today In the
downtown se-tien of Winsten -Salem. A
building e.-. upied by the W W Smeak
i Hnrness Ceiniiaus and tli" Crawford
'Mill Supph Ceuipaiiy wan completely
destresed and several ether buildings
damaged Police officers say that Chat
man, who is under arrest, confessed
that he saturated the harness company h
premises with gasoline and applied a
match tn get even for alleged iBUlticc
dune blm by the bead of t
AUGUST 26, 1922
ARBITRATION PLEA
Calls for Strike Settlements at
Rounlen of Meyer-Myers
Familio& at Porkasie
SEES NEED OF CONFIDENCE
The principle of arbitration was ad
vanced as the ideal one by Senater
Pepper, srenking at the Moyer Meyer
Myers family reunion at Pcrkasle this
afternoon. He also declared all at
tempts te crush trade unionism nre both
foolish and futile.
Mere than 2000 members of the
Meycr and Myers family attended the
gathering, the eighteenth annual event
of its kind. It was held in Menlo
rark. Senater Pepper In his address
referred te the three great strikes
the hard coal, soft coal and railroad.
"It Is hard net te be apprehensive
when viewing the present industrial
warfare In the coal fields nnd the rail'
read world," he said. "Even in the
face of the menace, however, we must
keep cool. Intense pressure of public
opinion is working te bring a settle
ment in the near future.
"The cause for the long duration
of the strikes is lack of confidence.
The operators distrust the union in the
coal strike, for instance, and the unions
distrust the operators. Where there ib
n deadlock between disputants, hew
ever, the normal thing te de is te In
voke the intervention of n third party.
"But here again lack of confidence
makes Itself felt. The unions are re-
!,uc,nnt t entrust any third party w
Per of decision for toibpev
Itb
power
""J UiSreeincniS lUat IIOC.1 HOC UI1IIHW
the strike, because they fear the power
'" "" " iikbwisp ee m.ufi-u. umiw
these conditions the thine te be eagerly
striven for is a public opinion se ebvi-
i ,usl5' i"st. "n(1 fair as t0 arry cenvic-
tien of righteousness.
I "We must restore confidence between
J" and man. and te this end we u.,ts
be conscientiously fnlr ourselves and
lttttsf nrienlntnlr rofiite tn kPft rvl Thfir
' n ta nlnlitTt rt nmtiln I i miH (iimtn ti n t f t
utr jr.iiLB n nuur ill iiii uitiiiiiiiii j
PEPPER IS HOPEFUL
FOR END OF STRIKE
Senater Pepper declared today he
could see no serious obstacles te peace
in the hard coal fields, and is hopeful
that seizure of the mines by the Gov
ernment ssill net be necessary.
"While I can make no definite fore
cast," lie said, "until I have had the
same opportunity for a conference with
the operators like that I have had svith
Jehn L. Lesvis, head of the sverkers'
union, I see no insuperable obstacle
1 ,n nn amicable agreement, nnd I am
distinctly hopeful that the disputants
win nnd a way te avoid tievernment
seizure of the mines."
The Senater arrived this morning
irern uiune, aiiu hi. once preparer! ler
a trip te Allentesvn, sshere he addressed
a political meeting.
He talked escr the phone with Sec
' retary of Commerce Hoever concerning
the situation. He will spend tomorrow
nnd Monday at his country home in
Deven, where lie svill piebably talk
matters ever svith some of the operators.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Laber, who
came here yesterday te meet his svlfe
and confer en the coal situation svith
Mr, Lewis, left today with Mrs. Gom
pers for Washington.
Questioned concerning the result of
his talk svith Mr. Lesvis, Mr. Gompers
snid: "There's nothing new. King
Solemon said that thousands of years
age. He was right. I cannot discuss
anything regnrdlng the coal situation.
See Mr. Lesvis; he's handling it."
i.cwis unci nothing te 0y. He Is
here- standing pat awaiting develop
ments.
.A "eijference that mnv be productive
ei results is tnnt scheduled for today
between Secretary of Laber Davis anil
Samuel D. Warriner. chairman of the
anthracite opeiaters' (ienerai Policies
Committee at Mr Warriner's summer
home nt Binghnnipten. N. Y.
Committee. This svlll take place nt
Mr. Wjtrriner's summer home at Blng Blng
hampten, N. Y.
ARTHUR C. BIGEL0W DIES:
WAS LEADER IN WOOL TRADE
Lecal , Head of Swift & Ce. Suc
cumbs te Malady at Arje of 64
rtrtnur f nige nsv, ter mnny years
president of the Philadelphia wUnnd
Arthur C BIgelnsv, for mnnv years
Textile Association and a prominent
figure in many movements for cislc liet-
tracing his ancestry te Jehn Alden and
I In addition te his business Interests
.and ins ssnrK ier rivic eeitermcnt as a
. I t .1.. ,' 1.. . r
; mcium-r m mc uiuiniiieu ei nesenty
and in ether capacities, Mr. Blgelesv
found much time te devote tn outdoor
' f-perts,
II" was a charter member nf the
' " IiltemarMi xnilev leuntry flub, a
inemiier u uie .igricuuurni committee
of the Chamber of Commerce, and held
memberships lu the Manufacturers'
Club and the Pine Valley Gelf Club.
0PP0SELADYJST0R
Unemployed Persons te Nominate
Candidate for Seat
Plymouth, Aug. 20. Organized un
employed peisens have decided te nom nem
inute their leader, Geerge Kbury, te op.
pesu I-ndy Aster ut the next election.
He will be the second prospective oppo eppo oppe
nunt of Iadv Aster when the sent for
the Mutten division of Plymouth In the
Heuse of Commens in contested.
The. ether eandidntn Isftlr. It r
Tl n T 1 tf lllltt tfttrt tn f t ! An m n A ll -
IJUjiJl 1liu Me IIUIUIIIUIUI 1(1 IV
iuv vuueciyutivcBf
SOUNDED BY PEPPER
NEW YORKERS ROBBED
IN NORRISTOWN HOTEL
N. L. Schaeffer and Wife Lese
$12,000 In Jewelry
Norristown, Pa., Aug. 20.-r-v. I'
Schaeffer, president of the International
Cnllophene Corperntl6n, of w,Jf:
and his wife were robbed of 512,000
in cash, Jewelry and securities yester
day at tlie Hetel Hamilton.
A man registered as .1. h. Lewis,
of Bosten, who occupied the room next
te the Schaeffer apartment, disappeared
just before the robbery was discovered.
Last night when the Schaeffcrs re
turned te their npartment they found
all drawers searched.
Lewis arrived at the hotel Thurs
day and was said te be a representa
tive of the Llbby Canning Company.
He had red heir nnd waa about thirty
yeats'eld.
COURT FROWNS N
F
Agent Arrests Truckman Who
Offered Him Drink After
Salvaging Truck
'DISCHARGED,' SAYS COURT
A teamster who worked for three
hours yesterday helping prohibition
egtnts te drag a truck out of the mud
near Smithtown, Bucks County, Pa.,
was arrested svhen he asked one of the
agents te "have a little drink."
At a hearing before Commissioner
Mnnlcy today Smith was discharged.
The prohibition force from this city
had just cleaned up Reading nnd were
en their way back bere tWth a truck truck
lead of seized evidence when it ran
into n mud bank near Smithtown.
While the agents -were sweating nnd
fuming Jehn Smith, of Flemington,
N. J., enme along with his truck. It
took Smith three hours te drag the car
out nnd when it was nil ever he made
his kindly offer te Agent Vought, who
accepted and then told Smith he wa
under arrest. Smith ran, but was
caught.
Vogt. the agent svhe arrested him.
wab teprimanded by Assistant United
States Atternej Andersen. Smith's
counsel. A. Lincoln Meyers, and Cem
missioner .slaniev.
"Didn't ou knesv you were out of
your iurisdietien svhen jeu went into
New Jersey?" demanded Andersen.
"Did you pay this man for his three,
hours' labor?" inquired the Commis
siener.
"Didn't one of you give him the
liquor?" counsel for the defense ssanted
te knew.
While Vogt svas floundering under
this volley of questions Commissioner
Mauley discharged the prisoner.
"I consider this a temarkable evi
dence of ingratitude us svell as ignor
ance of the law." remarked Andersen.
"The lusv does net expect every man
te be arrested who carries small' quan
tities of liquor en his hip. It is de
signed tebreak up traffic in large quan
tities." Harry Allenback, of 3200 North Mar
shall street, svati net se fortunate. Al
lenback svas riding in a Ninth street
trolley sshen the truck filled with liquor
dres-c up alongside the Federal Build
ing. As the car passed. Allenback
lenned out the svindew and seized a
hnlf a pint. He was held under $."00
ball for a further hearing Monday.
RAGPICKER PICKED UP
FOR PECULIAR PECULATION
Jehn Norwood Gets Clese te Ambi
tion by Getting Clethes of Neighbor
Jehn Norwood, a ragpicker, of
Springfield, near Darby, said that some
day he would get te the top of the
ladder. He realized this nmbitlen last
night, the police say, but the ladder
happened te reach the second -story
svindew of the home of Fred Grabb.
The svindew was open nnd Norwood,
it is charged, entered, took some of
Grabb's clothes, and. putting them in
his ragbag, descended the ladder again.
Grabb missed his clothing later and
started en a hunt. He found the rag.
picker in the weeds and there was n
quick conference.
When svnrds failed Grebb grabbed
Norwood and gave him a black eje and
a few bruises for geed measure,
While the battle was still en Con Cen
stablo Williams arrived. Norwood
could net explain hesv Grabb's clothes
get in his bag. When pressed closely
he said they were given te him by a
sailor. He svas arrested.
U. S. GUNBOATS ORDERED
TO HUNT CHINESE0UTLAWS
Attacks en Merchant Craft Arouse
Foreign Powers te Action
Pelting, Aug 20. (By A. P.1
Gunboats of the foreign Powers, in
cluding the I' S S. Isabel, flagship
of Rear Admiral W. H. G. Billiard,
commanding the American Yangtze
River patrol, liase been ordered te the
Yangtze Gerge district, svlth instruc
tions te exterminate the bands of dis-
! organized soldiers who are firing en
foreign merchant craft
A Greek surveyor and a French en
gineer and his daughter, Using nt
Shan. hew, province of Heiinn, have
been kidnapped by brigands nnd are be
ing held for $100,00(1 ranem, accord
ing te ads ices received bv the foreign
legations here The advices added that
towns in the neighborhood of Shanehesv
have been looted,
HOMER FRENCH, ALLEGED
CON MAN, TAKEN IN WEST
Arrested as Member of Million Millien Million
Dellar "Confidence Ring"
Demer, Aug. 20. (By A. P.)
Hemer Frenrh, mid by leral autlmri
ties te have fcerved a sentence in the
Federal penitentiary at Atlanta. On.,
and te lie known in New Yerk nnd
Atlantic City, was arrested lan night
at Kstes Park, Cel , In connection with
the arrfbt here yesterday of thirty -four
aliened members of a nillllon-de'l-lar
"confidence rinB."
Philip Van Clhe, District Attorney,
who brought the prls-ener te Denver
today, charges that Trench svas in
volved ill n ,f 120, 000 confidence finnie
nt Minini. Kin. A tip that French svas
in KutcN Park yvns received yesterday
at the District Attorney's nflice. anil
he svns traced labt iiIkIh with the aid
of Stale Hnngcrx, Van CKe stated.
Dlf-trlet Attorney Van CKe etnted te.
day that Fieiuh had nilinltted that theie
Is an indictment ar;nlnst him in Flor Fler
ida lu connect ion with an alleged fake
neck promotion scheme In Miami
Dr. Stephen Smith Dead at 99
Klmlra, N. Y Auk. lid.-(Bv A.
P.)- Dr. Stephen Smith, used ninety.
nine, years, noted nlivslelim. .Ile.l tn.
day lii Menteur Falls, near here. He
f .una U.i.l J-. . L- 1... -. . .. "
"J?.-",
nl
dfer of the Amerlcau Public
eai
RY
INRA1IIUD
Y V'n
v yWf
iMlil
TO CLEAN UP STATE
Washington Enforcement Oft."
cials Tell Director te Hit
J All Suspected Spet3
. .M
FIRST RAIDS A "STARTER"
SbcdIeI Teleeram tn r,.Mr. ... v
Washington, Aug. 2(1. PrrAiMii
officials announced today that SK?
,ienn x. unvis, et Pcnnsvlvmii. T
under orders te "clean up" the r'(. '
by making a scries of raids In one d !
after another until all Important limi'
centers hnve been vllti.,l ' nl ""
Raids conducted this week In Fa..
Reading and Allentown nre only the T'
g titling They will be followed;
ethers. If nrcwnt plans nre carried cm,
l uwr me direction of nmlinvur
here. And with l,n ti.' ..","".erl"
oral prohibition ngent sent i fr.a'
ether districts in the State, as Jf.
the State Constabulary, the ',,."
forces, led by Director Davis, mnv u
emeeterl tn lirnnn .1...- I.. '."". W
...... . ... ,..,, ,,,,,, lu scores nt
communities in the next few weeks ,.
lee enn,llflne li..... "sPkSnj
. eest liaison betw...
Dnr k nnrl nfllelnlu Here .. ,i. ."WM
The State Director is in dailyffi'
with "dry" headquarters by trlephe
and is acting under direct orders fr0Q
Commissioner llnyncs and E, ( v,i
lewlcy. chief of general prnliihitie,
agents. m
Washington. Aug. 20. (By A. P,)
xsim-ir. iiiictiiun Kunoents et the for.
elen Pess-ers. Incltullni. ti,. tt.i.f.
States, te proceed te the Ynngtze dls.
trict in China te exterminate bamh t
miMiihuii . i'iiiiih-iii were sum Dy r)Tl
efliclalR here te have been Issued under
the international agreement establish.
ing the Yangtze River ptrel. The Nbtj
acjjcii tuiviii jiar, net uven niiviserl eflj.
dally of the dispatch of the expedi
tions. ,
REED, OF PENNA., PRESIDES
IN SENATE; UNIQUE HONOR
Occupies Chair During Debate en
Berah Ceal Bill
Washington, Aug. 20. An unused
distinction was conferred en Senater
Reed, of Pennsylvania, today when
henater i ummiiis. et lesvn. president
pre tem et tne senate, summoned him te
nreslrle ns-er Ita ileliherntinns. sunn... '
Reed occupied the presiding efficer'ij
cnair ier nn neur ami a nnir during tie
tli.bntn no tlm ltei-nb ennl hilt
Afv. l?eeil srne relles-erl nf e r.,AM.
sshen Senater Cummins called Senater
Townsend. of Michigan, te the chair.
While Senater Reed, of Pennsylvania,
ssns presiding his colleague of the same
name. Senater ".Tim" Reed, of Mis
seuri, spoke In opposition te the Berah
dim.
Deaths of a Day
Charles Wilbur
Patrolman Charles Wilbur, sixty-rut
sears old. of 7.TJ North Frent Etreet,
Camden, for nearly twenty years t
member nf the tiellce force 111 that eltT.
dleti of compilcntienr, today in tne
Cooper Hospital, following an attack
of illneMi while en his wicatlnn. He
would have been eligible for retirement
in six months.
Delavan Smith's Funeral Monday
Chicago. Aug 20. (By A P)-Fu-neral
sersices for Delavan Smith, pub
lisher of the Indianapolis News, who
died last night at his home in Lake
Ferest. 111., will be held at 4 P. M.
Monday at the home. The services ssill
be public, but burial at Lake Fetest
will be private. Mr. Smith, who van
bachelor, sixty-one years old, was a
cousin of the late Charles Warren Fair
banks, one time Vlre President of the
T'nitcd States. The Indianapolis ena,
it svas learned, will be conducted as
formerly, without change of policy.
Samuel Byrne
Pittsburgh. Aug. 20 (Bv A. P.1-
Samuel Bsrne, aged siMv-live, editor
of the Pittsburgh Observer, a Catholic
v.ttVtllent ln,i nml one nf the hest knOWH
newspaper men in the United States,
rllel rnrlnv of tinetimenin. lie SVflS bem
""- ;-, , -.
j In Irelancl nn svas educated in in
land, Ireland, trance and tiermmi).
nKTii
HEt'KER AI.HERT I" h-.isbnnil of De'
I Becker I'uncral cervices Tuesw. ecw
ln". f" . ,., hai.
b-in'l of Ellxjhrth Weern'r HHatlves ;i
frlentli" rc Inslterl te ntf.nd fun'-ra "'"(! I
Sinn 11 A .si nreeipeiv as ini i. ';:
ilence, l-"il. N .'.arsten ft Intrrmfni suk
Ve XesinS MJI1U..5 I" ' I .' ,..
ren of Frcil anr Uffle Pl'tcher In his 8JJ
vur lie Hlises nnu J ' "', "JiVOfirlii
attend funeral Men 2 PJI., fl
slnO residence rhllment. Ti Intermece
j-erc lll'll" emeiery ,. .,,1
ipfi'v-i-irin w e, IDA IBM I
Dahmn) wife .,'f Jeseph 'llnt'enflel. 1I')"
ind friends are Invited te ni'end fuiwf"
i.ers.re .sien .' r .si iaie ''"'"WJHA
F SVIlt st. tnterment privet' Oresnni"
rmeterj Friends may ral Sunday '
7 THOMAS Auir 2R AAPOV I. hurtjjrf
of the late Miry E 'lr"?",JBS
... no n.intiven and trie. la 'nvltiew
iiiftend funeral Wed 2 r. M . '"m 'V
residence rhapel ese nnu re.'j. ; ,
I n.l.l Merrhnntv lie N J lnt"n'
roieftevvn Cemetery Vlesvins Tattuy "
"'iflNOWAI.T -Kntercd into reft l : Pj
Instnwn Pa Auc 2" M -.JSlt
TON w re et J r Jiinuwi. "l, "', tUM'
! Philadelphia Ferls and interment m
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1 . i"ii:ac. .-i". ,eu"f -ue, ;,d cbipm".
nela sVa and 'fnes Invl-d te fun""'
I Ti.endas- ut a F M from re Id'WJ
lVe,t ese Interment Mannlnth 'n'Vr7,V
IsVavne Pa Relatlse, nnd f-icndu rt
iVrrrVmemTuJ
" J"- ttni,n fil fmeiei It ."" I
I Rain r Va . nturn C
niaui-ew en aub,, -f" A't,;:r m
. h nil .iniir.'iii a r .
and friend am
I -reAfc'l.iv 4 P ?
elnvi-ed .e th; "
M it the iiliser H . s,'t
-hestnut M Interment
I'ldK H20 Che
Attte N V. .... .. i k., il,
OYfl At her home -.-U' i rhitKI
F 0,nI Netlee et fun Vr'iii-V Hof
mrivv.n Sur 2.1 It U Ml I .."1.1?" u
I.csl Cooper ared fit "',,' ,, Asih ul
A M. at the frecbU'r a " y p,
areenvvav nse Interment l'i "P""', et
ADAMS Aim "S F.IA ,N .1 Vn-r....'-W
H.m. nn, djimhier " VS..
I.csl Cenper aexd fit ' ,' " . ' 8h W
1, 1, J 111,'iiu v- ivmiii" ...... - . n nri
enrk and Caiherlne I-t.lt is-1 -1 4 fJ.
tlvef and friend nre lp,ile ""'j, (,
neral eerslces Men.lsj - 1 ',nt(rre''
late reeldence. 3.1IS N tOih H '"'"
private . ...inrnT lcn.
ADAHt -Aub 22 , t"'.'?, f1' rirrl
of Annie and late Jelm Ad- t 'ujnt'i
Mnnl.s. 2 V M frnm, hn '''' 'iTveflrl;
2727 r. Cleat field rt Iniermenl W" ,t
ten i-enii tery ' KemainR M w
Sundav after 7PM ,nitv huit,
VF.TTi;itLF.lN sue 20 JCUI, n,n,rjl
or .surs Leuie s''""", ,",... ,m ierr'i
from his Lite rei Idence 11'; ' 1, " intermest
r-...,r,!.,,nu Snni.iv. 1 I' M """
N"!!'"".1. ... e. ,,,oe stiLTOV ?:.
himbind of Katherlne '-f ... Hill W"'
Menda, 2 30 P M al Un r'" '.' hll i
iran Chureli rrlendi tna, rill ' ! j (
lei-ldenre inrrenHIll r-uiida fieni"
1, 1. 1. 1. 1. if -rfil .-" .'I... ,., SerVI."
" m:iNi:n -Aim 2d Utni.lNA .?,,
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of Alhert A Itelner iic-d I-' ,'!""T,,Utxit'M
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e.,snn A,.nlA,rM ut Mann (Mil
da, 7.10 A M tieni h i - -,w cii
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iiu.i .1 - -..i.iaerain
ur,eJeenil
s tlnrv inirrmeiii .,iu" . . rli,ia ,
Martin. Itelatlve. ''' '"'V'i 30 V. "'
attend funeral service-) T;!""'1. .iiVet.l i
in lier late tesidenre Sd.'l T',l' ItajneWi
XlifneWl
uttir inllliz
Interment private
C'em.'ler,
mi ' u-i:im piiii.ADKi.ri"- Am
NBAtl Clint AND WAt-Kin-TfelSSV
room modern hemjt let li'i!.' ,
30 days.
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