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DRUG
FUGITIVES
IE IN HOSPITAL
JO ESCAPE POLICE
Capt. Van Hern Learns Men Are
in Phila. General Under
Assumed Names
CHANCE RECOGNITION OF
."PATIENT" EXPOSES TRICK
"Mickey" Tayler Tells Detec
tives Others Have Been Safe
' by Using Same Scheme
While detectives nnd spcclnl lnves lnves
tl.aters have been searching Phlladcl
ph!a and nearby cities for drug ped
dlers nnd addict", for whom some
Ljncb wairants were Issued, have
kn in the Philadelphia Hospital under
ijsunied names. They went le the hos hes
pital te escape the police dragnet.
Tula was bteught te light by Police
Captain Van Hern, who reported the
tiltcevcty te Judge Monaghan, with the
result tlmt nil such "patients" are new
heing rounded up by city iiml county
(fetMtlTCB.
Clever strategy was resorted te by the
traffickers, many of whom had letters
from mythical physicians, recommending
that they receive hospital treatment.
In many Instances the applicants
cached their big earnings from the
traffic and appeared forlorn and des
titute at tlie hospital where they made a
pathetiu pica te be cured from the habit
which gripped them.
It was the cese of "Mickey" Tay Tay
eor that brought the subtle plan te light.
Accidental Trip Gives Cine
Captain Van Hern went te the Phil
adelphia He'pltal te get information
from addicts recently committed thcre.
Walking through the wards he Raw n
familiar face. The man was Tayler,
for whom the police have been looking
for everal days.
After lirst denying his identity. Tay
ler said, according te Vnn Hern, that'
he gained iidmlttnnce te the hospital
under an assumed niinm for drug treat
ment, ltn said that he went tiiTe te
hide. I lireugh Tayler it was learned
that tcvcral mero sellers also ;ire In the
Institution.
On aceh ,ng the report of Van Hern,
Juclft Me mghan get In touch with
Assistant District Attorney Gorden and
requested him te fend county detectives
te the hospital.
Photographs of notorious addicts nnd
drug sellers were obtained, nnd the
detectives went, te the Institution. Other
Investigators were cent te ether
hospitals.
Twe mere arrests, made today, are
regarded of Importance In the crusade
of Judge Mennghau.
Frank C.attlnl, Seventh and Chris
tian streets, who according te the
police, distributes drugs after orders
are received bj the sellers, wan arrested
near his home bv Detective Clark. He
was at first held an nn addict but will
have another bearing before Judge
Mennghnn this afternoon en additional
charges.
Anna Miller, who gave nn address nt
Eighth and Jlace streets, was arrested
'and taken before the Judge, who hoped
te obtain Information concerning drug
operations In the Rnc htrect neighbor neighber neighbor
heo). The woman refused te talk. She
, was scut te a fell nnd will be ques
tioned again later.
More Praise tfer Monaghan
Aletler commending Judge Men-
tnan for his action In the drug cru-
Ii , wus rc,,pi,ed by him today from
WllJIarn It. Nichelson, secretary of the
Law Enforcement League.
Mr. Nichelson said many public offi
cials had winked nt violations in the
vast.
"If they could be convinced thnt Ihc
laws had ether than false, teeth nnd
applied te them ns well as ethers, things
would be different,"' he said.
Glad of Action in Xew Yerk
When Judge Mennghan learned of
ttai spectacular drug raid en the Hetel
Lengncrn in New Yerk yesterday he
'aid he was glad te learn that ether
cities were taking cognlanee of the
drug evil.
"It will rant be long before all the
cities of the Nutlen will band together
a one te wipe out the drug evil," said
Judge Mennghan, "A grent quantity of
the drugs used In this city have found
their way beie through criminal chan
nels from New Yerk. X regard New
Yerk as one of the enters of the drug
wpnly ring."
The district attorney's ornue has
premised te furnish any funds neces
ry for secret Investigations which
uay "" Jfinl'd. Tills step was taken
-.vuite" ny ui rrn it in nv im r,-
le tioner wiirrimtH fop noiteI in.
FIRE TRIAL AT
the Department of l'ub-
fused
niigHiien Dv
He Safi)ly. "
Majer Acccpas Challenge
Majer Moere today accepted ns a
"filenge atsertlens In Council that the
police lme allowed the Illicit drug tr.if.
"t te nourish In this dty
infc MtitPiiU'iitH were miirle yesterday
ir5en bl11 MIIS Introduced te grant'
5,000 te lb,. District AtternejV. of-
Mer " ,,Boreiis Investigation. Tart
?L "IM'roprlutien will be used te
ee Wmteer coiiiieetlon drug manu
Wers limy have uilli tin. ti-ntu..
J either Council or Judge Mo'nn Me'nn
Jan any cvldeiice of ptili, r com-
.xj, inej sliunl, mriKf. it ,ublic."
If '.Majer t-ald. "Thaw Mild -e often
t K Mr. flu ii. t t. ... i r i.... i ,!. i
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"1.1,1 ' , ' l"iiiiuilli'll III l-illlHUI'l-
'. ,11111 It li.j ut'lfSH le K'liult
thee Ma..m.i.."
ihr.Ti ?,in'"' '"llnmtiMl Hint Council
hi-no',':!'''1'' "' '"-hmc thi.iugh
"e M.,,me .inlinanc,. u,rn the .secret
v imi."i,:f..v.,lv:,....l ,h:' P'.'"".' ""
nn 1... Vi ;. ' "'" linencii in lie neiu
"P t'i the ('it j Cem rnlUr.
Miniature Niagara
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CUKTAIN OF WATER
City officials witness test of new
fcprlnkler system designed te mint-
inle flre ilangrr at Indcpcndcnc
Hall group
OLD STATE HOUSE
City Officials Witness Tests of
Sprinkler System at In
dependence Hall
RESULT PLEASES MAYOR
Independence Hall was cloaked In a
curtnln of water for fifteen minutes this
morning during the, preliminary tct
of a lecently Installed sprinkler sys
tem for protection against fire.
Mayer Moere, who wns present, ex
pressed keen satisfaction with the test.
A oOO-galleu centrifugal pump, with
a pressure of 100 pounds, sends the
water through pinef in Independence
Hull. Congress Hull at Hlxth and Chest
nut streets, and old City Hall at Fifth
uud Chestnut fctreels".
The jump in the basement of the cast
wing of Independence Hall automatic
ally starts with the opening of a valve
located In any part of the three build
lugs, fending a Hlream of water shoot sheet
ing through the outlets, placed incon
spicuously throughout the interior.
The water curtnin en the outside Is
operated manually. Tt is intended te
protect the buildings against sparks that
mny fly tfrem tires in the neighborhood.
Water Seeped Through Reef
The sprinklers en the tower and reef
of Congress Hall were first tested. They
worked batlsfncterily, but the pressure
was turned off when water was found
te be seeping through several places en
the reef.
At 1(:4." the master valve, opening
the sprinklers outside the tower nnd
along the coping of Independence Hull,
was turned en nnd in n moment the
entire center section of the building
wns ceered bv a thin sheet of water
that fell steadily until 11 o'clock. The
experiment with the system lu old City
Hull was just as successful.
l'nscishv ns-seinlileil at aiUantngeeus
points nway from the tljlng vutcr.
Mayer Moeic Inspected the pump mid
sjwtem thoroughly and bavs the demon demen demon
btr.itien from Independence Square.
City Officials Witness Test
Accenipnnjlng the Majer wcie Citj
Solicitor Sin th. Cilj Architect Sink-
ler, Chief Hater
City I'repertj
Tire met
aides.
It in expected Mint monthly tests
.will be made lu the future nfter miner
alterations aie made In the sjstem. It
is llkelj a number of additional sprink
lers will be installed lu Hie front of
Independence Hall.
of the Bureau of
Fire Marshall Klllutr.
Dm Is and several of his
GIRL HURT IN CRASH
Mrs.
c let his tcuctii)
Crush te the Heur v
when lie Blimnbtd the myatcri-
uu maiden.
Why w.ui Wurnijc he aliuckuil
when h.u was introduced te her?
Let Curel.a Wellh lead Mm
lllteuuli the ballliiiK plot of her
Y' mming iii-a niin:iiii , .
k v. i r m. st? j
ifi fiiwi m "
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Blanche Tayler, 13th Street,
Injured as Cars Collide
I Mis. l.lnnclie Tayler, t went j .three,
'1(iir North Tliirleenth sheet, in in the
I ltoeseclt Hospital suffering from cuts
and biui-fH of ttic bead ami arms she
'iccehcd at - oMeik this mciriung when
fan aillo.iiebilo in whiih she was tiding
'with ti.'eige Knoell. I inember of (be
lil in of th1 Jehn Knoell I'uriiit in
' .Muniifaclnniig Ceinp.inj. collided with
'another machine at Fifth street ami
(!irard avenue.
the niaciune uiimh i'. i,..,-, . i.ue
iiiiiifedliig north when it collided with
a car uperatiil bj Charles Wright, a
N'.'Kie, 'Ien weed stteet near Twenlj -m
d, going east en fJiriril a'niic.
Wiighl ns held In SUHHl ball for a
(urtlier heaiing September l."i b Mng
Utr.iti. Siull'ii m tne Fieiil and M.isti.p
ytn police Hlatien Mr Knoell lives
at III." I Ninth Hr 'in! siteei.
TILDEN HAS EASY
VICTORY IN FIRST
II ill
PINCHOT TO CARRY
iNNIS MATCH
National Champien Quickly De
feats Alex Thayer In Straight
Sets, 6-0, 6-2, 6-2
Court Gives Albert 14 Days
dw-r - a r-4. tm V
te Wed Anna erstana i riavx rniei athc riPUTC
BACK TO THE VOTER
Meanwhile Defendant Is Put Under Oath Net
NOT OVER A THOUSAND
SPECTATORS SEE BATTLE
Williams Plays All Around the
Veteran Wright 'Arneld
Jenes Defaults
te "Up and Marry" Katie Anna Had
Chased Him Frem Shep With Pistol
. . A , . Says He Will Appeal te People
Albert I'llgcr, of 3303 North On- was dlpchnrgcd by Magistrate plenn at i ' '
anna street. Is perfectly free te marrj the Frent and Master streets station if BOSS-Rlddeil Lawmakers
Anna I'enter or Kutle Hipp, nnd has this morning nt a further hearing. I hen i
two weeks te make up his mind. the parties te the complaint adjourned Balk at HlG Program
But if he marries Anna he gees free, te the magistrate's private eflicc, where
while if he marries Katie he will be Pllger was arraigned en n warrant j
held for eeurt. , , which the girl swore te yesterday. PRnMRFl TO Fill Fll I
Meanwhile, during the two weeks of Miss I'enter testifies she had met the I rnumioce I u ruuriuu
"thinking It ever" he is en his enth jeung man nt a party in August last, FVFRY PRIMARY PLEDGE
net te "up and marry" Knllc. year, and that he hail mnde such B CVCtll rmrviHMT rLCUUC
This Solemon-llko nrrnugement was, "hit" with ber that she "dropped hei i
mnde today by Magistrate Glenn nt his 'boyfriend .Tnck" for Ills sake. Last Feb- I Tu , . . . , . , ,
office nt Third and Gcerge btrects. The rnry, Rhe said, he came te Iward nt her J ' hundoreiisly Clieei'ed at Lew-
.Magistrate held rngcr tn s-wu nan Heuse, mill redoubled the areier et ins
le nssure his appearance at the fur- attention". I
ther hearing. Hut Just te show that When Magistrate Glenn had listened !
10 s n geed sport, the .Mag straic said t0 thp h,.H t(,8tmeny jie proposed the
llJilL IJU iillilfCIL WUUIU iU m 4i..
istewn When He Asserts He
Will Insist en Reforms
Ijonlstemi. Pa.. Sept. 8. Glfferd
ing. in,, minister wuee i ciere u, , , t t, m(lcRtrnte.8 ntt tde, nnd nt- ,'T . ' "" ",lpt' a'Tw
ei'uZZhc,ZT.?TVi C"'1 of trying te "be judge nnd Wncher, Republican nominee for Gov-
r.f" 'ilSe te tl 'hs'canceen liatic am i"H ''"", , ""'. " " '" night and nt
w the court Instead rhc ""'Bl''','' s firm, however. , Mlffllntcwn nnd ether point- today.
nlf AitHitili.. lt.1 r a am 4Iia Jm i
...I"'" .,..,.. - .l'. f.,.fl- !.... uiiwiiiiB iin.ii iiuw inix iiir ...uuiii,
sn-r oil me lu? ul luc '""i"-"- man. I'llgcr's counsel objected violent
t i,.ittrvvr w tikt fiisir "l. Aim II11UI3.1.4 ! "' .... .- , if
William T. TUden. chamnlen
America, was successful In his fi
match in his battle tn retain his rrnwn i.. ..-. !...... I
in the national Hlncrles nluimnlensliiii .-.. ,u .'.i,irir inJnrm,i and in concluding the hearing naked
which started en the courts of the Ger- from a' defendant Inte 'n nlaintiff this ,he young man nnd young woman if
mnntewn Cricket Club today. morning. She was arrested several they would be willing te marry.
Alie tan I'liiiaueipninn easily eumi- i nvs aee heeniisc. t was charced she had ' weuiu. .luase, saici Anne
n. . -iiie stump anci nppeni ciireenv te tee time
nbeut you?" asked the majis- ' wene erG1. ti, i.P,i ,,f ihe leslslntnrs
Filger. But the Teunt man ... ...... ...
iu'n..nm.i..mniii.i i-mcnet lurtnrr snui nc intencieci te
P. R. R. TRAIN DERAILED
NEARALT00NA;3HURT
Four Cars Leave Track Cause Net I
Yet Determined I
Pittsburgh, Sept. 8. (15y A. 1)
The second section of Pennsylvania mail
train Ne. II, New Yerk te St. I.eiis, I
was detailed near Klttnnnltig Point
five miles wcFt of Altoeuo. today, nnd I
two postal clerks and one passenger
in lured sliehtly. '
Twe passenger conches were attached
te the ti a in nt Altoeun. Four of the
postal cars left the tracks as the train
was ruiiuii'g slew en up-grade. The
nnrae of the injuied passenger, an ayeii
woman, was net avulluble at the i ail
lead offices here.
The caii-'e of the derailment has uei
been determined.
KILfED BY AUTOMOBILE
Police Seek Identification of Mart)
Run Down in Camden
An unidentified man nbeut thlrtv- '
fue je.irs old was struck by nn auto- .
mobile nt Kings street 'and ISreadwnv.
Camden, lust night and died in the
Cooper Hospital shortly after being ad
mitted. Geerge Link, 22 Veith King stieel
driver of the machine which --tiuck '
the man, was released en his own rec
Vi
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GREEK CABINETOOI
EXPECT TROOPS TO
LEAVEA1MIN0R
Constantine Asks Ex-Pramftr
Kalogerepoulos te Ferm New
Ministry in Crisis
ARMY OF 150,000 TURNED .'
INTO BAND OF REFUGEES ;
Three Hellenic Divisions Re
ported Annihilated Cassaba
Occupied by Turkish Cavalry (
natcd Alex D. Thayer, of the, Phlla pointed a pistol at Pllger in a barber I 'eve him.'
dolphin Cricket Club, in straight sets, HMep nt Fourth nnd Geerge streets. "Hew nbei
"2i. "2' 0,","' . . . . . . where he works, when she learned that ' trate of Pils
aim tcrriuc serving or u.iiaen, anu i,e wna planning te marry Katie
boldly announced tlmt if. n Governer. , fled that it wes net Link's fault
he gets Inte a flgbt with a boswen- An envelope was found in the jiec 1.
Facr-' wa 'scilbbled
Ru AsncWnl Prix
Alliens. Sept. S. The evacuation of
Asia Miner by the Greeks as a result
ngni;:atue today after witnesses teti- , of the successful offensive against thelp
army d.v tiie Turkish Nationalists is
Vr t.i t..j. .. i.i a1 nt... Ur.A, Ticio..e i. ...in n, .w i tee cieau man en wmcu rne name
J VWI1IU, ilUUt, M1JI1 41U1IU, 1UI J.-V...VV. ..fe. ,.r,vi. .v ,.' ..... ..,. innv. "fnl,i
serera !
his excellent placements were factors
which led te his triumph. In addition,
Thayer wns wild, nnd en many oc
casions he threw awny points.
R. N. Williams, of Ilosten, a former
Philadelphian and ex-national cham
pion, had little dlculty with J. C.
Wright the Bosten veteran.
Arneld o.Tnes, winner of the national
junior singles championship, nnd one
of the "seeded" plnyers, failed te make
an appearance for his match with W.
W. Ingraham, runner-up in the na
tional junior tourney, and who, paired
with Jenes, wonthe national junior
doubles championship. The match was
scheduled te start en court Ne. 1 at
12 o'clock, but when e.Tnes failed te
show up nfter thirty minutes hnd
passed, the match was defaulted te Ingraham.
Tildetu-Thayer
Alex Thajcr, of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club, who used te play foot
ball and baseball at Pcnn, came out
with Tllden about neon, and tbey took
the center court.
Tilden bail en his Davis Cup sweater
and the usual conventional tennis drcs?.
The tame gees for Thayer.
They batted the ball nreund a bit,
and then stripped for action. Right
befoie they started play Dick Wil
llHms, captain of the Davis Cup team,
and Irving Wright, the Bosten veteran,
came out for their match. They plajed
en the western court within the in in
clesurc. Thajcr bad trouble with the net and
service lines. The barrier kept bobbing
up in the way of his drives, and the
sidelines managed te be iuslae instead
of outside his returns.
Tilden had no trouble winning the
firat game en his service, and also took
the net three games, lie rarely moved
trem the dmck court, but when he did
he made Xcrrific kills at the net.
Thayer could de nothing with Til
den's game, and the champion took a
leve tct.
Thayer Surprises
Tilden took the first game of the sec
ond set, and then the Philadelphia
Cricket Club representative surprised by
winning en his own sen Ice after n
battle of fourteen points. The cham
pien, of course, took the third game en
bis deliver, and then Thayer eame
through again in the fourth, making it
MISS INDIANAPOLIS CRAZED LAD TRIES
WINS GOWNj AWARD TO KILLiLLERAND
Thelma Blessem, Blend and Fires at Aute, Falsely Believing
Blue-Eyed, Most Beautiful in
Evening Dress at Shere
REAL CONTEST ON TONIGHT
Hi a Staff Correspondent
Atlantic City, N. ,1.. Sept. S.-Shc
French Presidont)c President)c
cupies It
ue the full power of bW office as Gov
erner te put ever hl legislative nre
I ciam and In event of trouble with the
I Legislature be would go Mialght back
' te the people.
' Ihuphnslzlng hU statements with
iSlriip and clear enunciation nnd with
; ninny Minkins of bis index finger, Fin-
cuet said :
'I run going te put till' uiegrnm
ever, but i will need your help. It
may develop that there will be violent
conflicts of opinion ; argument." en this"
side nnd arguments en that. I don't
want a tight, but 1 will net dodge a
fight. If there Is any trouble I'm com-
GUARD SEIZES EGYPTIAN
Ki Aj9rtefd rrrsj
I'ans, hept. t. Cfcergc alcm. an
is bio,, emit nnd n iieeliteii blend iiml Kgyptluu student. Hied a shot ut an
niiiujiieuiiu je ireni 01 me lamre ei
tedaj, believing the enr te
ddeut Mlllerand's. The. shot
tournament en Stee: Pier lasr ntgbt. went wild. President Millerand was
Her name is "Miss Indianapolis, i at his country residence at Rambeuil-
r , '. , , , , 1 1 i te ' automobile
she deci.ii t wear her hair bobbed. She. tnc i;iJSep
wen first prize In the national beauty be Presldei
Thelma Blessem. She Isn't the winner
of the coveted golden mermaid, and she
won't be called "Mlsa America" for
next ear's pageant because of her
award last night. That contest takes
place tonight, after judges have iewed
the stuunln? bathing beauties this after
noon en the bi'.ich.
According te the jury of artists,
"Miss Indiauapellu" is the most beau
tiful of the fifty-seven Intercity maid
ens when they wear evening gowns,
and that's the long and short of her
let nt the time.
Salem, who Is nineteen years old. wns
tciaed by a guard us he fired the shot.
The student collapsed, falling ns it" in
n faint, apparently thinking he hud len
snot
RAIL UNION BUYS BANK
Brotherhood of Engineers Pays
accepted heie as a foregone conclusion,
although net announced officially.
Meanwhile, the Cabinet has resigned
under pressure and King CenstantJni
has asked former Premier Kalogero Kalegero Kalogere
poulos te form n new Cabinet.
Utunl eiders for the evacuation- tit
tintinuni en Pace- Tttctii-etir f einnm rmr the upper floors for office suites
$2,500,000 for Building in Cleveland -Asia Miner hate net yet been given.
Cleveland. Sept S. (y A P.i- it is said, but General Deusmanes,
Purchase of a downtown bank bulldlnaf chief of staff, is studying the problem
located 'in Cleveland s "banking row, . n- c , .. ... .i ,
en F.uclid avenue, by the Brotherhood S. CBT. 0Ut U'0 ""newer under
of Locomotive F.rgineers was announced tu(DC$ condition? possible.
today. The buildine will house the broth- '''he troops will probably be taken te
pxhoed't. co-epc-ntire national bank, the islands of Chies. Mytllenc and S
The Indicated consideration was ?'-'.- ln in i. -n u. i . .
550 000. Aegean Sea, where it is ex-
Tbe pieneit.v include, a slxteen-slerv , "'"" '""-v '" u" utmeDiuzecl ana Uls-
bulM'ng, the thtee lower floors of which
wei designed for banking purposes and
LAST-MINUTE NEWS
SOUTn KUSSIA REPORTED IN REBELLION
LONDON, Sept. S. Rebellion broke out yesterday in Seutn
Russia, according te a Hel&ingfers dispatch, te the Central News
via Copenhagen. The Odessa-Soviets have declared Seuth Russia
and the Crimea independent. There is fighting in ninny districts
between the rebels nnd the Soviets, the dispatch stated. The
Carrying a wnall brown satchel, ij'n- . crews of warships stationed at Scbastopel also weie teperted te
lem came le the b.Ijsee and asked for !,,... t
resident .MillcrnmJ, explaining te the
guurd who questioned him that he bad
u letter ter the i'resideut.
Notion II SOlneullIlt flilATi! InnL .,,
Salem's face, the guard suspected the
man was mentallv unbalanced, nnd took
the letter, tiremlsine te deliver it tn
award last, nlzht.
"Miss Indlunanells" is five feet
seven inches tall and welch t'-S ! the President liersennllv.
pounds. She l i high school sailor .M. thin the leuth suddenh imjuiied
in her home town. Plic were n shim- if ine I'losie-nt'si e.irinigi hid left the
uicrui gown of silver cloth. pul.ice. he apparently net knnnln" th.-.t
Second for "Miss Dcti-elt" i ilfrn'iJS?,, TIV1.1,",1"?"!'" 'rl"J
7 V. " . " J jucii inn; i no au-
be in a state of mutiny.
BIG FIRE RAGES IN TORONTO PACKING HOUSE
C'entlmifit en Vngn Mnetfrn, Column Imi
FIND WOMAN'S BODY
IN DELAWARE RIVER
Drowning Recent, Say Physicians;
Twe Wedding Rings en Finger
An unidentified woman, sixty-live
j cars old, wearing two wedding rings,
was found floating in the Delaware
River today by Stephen Husky, .1515
Almend street. Her hand clutched an
empty handbag.
Busky wus rowing with 6ome com
panions when thev snw the body oft
Ortiiodex si i cot. The police were noti
fied and took the body te the Northeast
(iencral Hospital. Doctors said the
body had net been lu the water many
hours, though life was extinct.
The woman was well dressed. She
wua about live feet four indies tall,
with gray hair. She were a blue dres-,
black coat, while apron and geld spectacle.
MOTHER. ILL, ENDS LIFE:
The second and smaller cup was
given "Miss Detroit," Beth Madsen,
brown eyed and chestnut haired. She
erpearcd in a simple black frock, with
u cluster of red flowers at her slim
waist.
Third and smallest cup went te
"Miss Columbus." Mary Katherlne
Campbell, who were an clabeiatc low
cut tangerine coleicd gown, trimmed in
crepe de chine and geld brocade lace.
Beth she and "Miw Detroit" were se
like iu color of hair, and eyes and com
plexion that the seven judges scratched
their several heads inordinately before
they reached a decision.
Curiously enough, "Miss Indianap
olis" wen first prize in the rolling chair
parade jestcrday afternoon, sue re
clined en an immense ear of corn.
"Miss Pottsville," Leah Knapp, sitting
en a "coal mine," pulled by a quartet
of singing miners, and escorted by a
red tongued and enped sci.tctte of pretty
misses, wen second prize, and "Miss
Cleveland," Mlsa Lcile Charles, bow bew
crcd in a floral chair, wen third.
Thousands of spectators swarmed the
Steel Pier ballroom last night for the
Continued en Pnie Twcntr-oiir.Celamn Tlirre
MRS. HARDING ILL
Her Condition Net Serious, White
Heuse Officials Say
Washington, Sept. S.--(I! A I'.i
Announcement that Mrs. Harding, wife
of the President, has been indisposed
for pecnil dujs brought a Heed of mes
sages today from nil parts of the cenn-
KILLS 3-M0NTH-0LD BABEJ&SS. ,,,,,,CT '
Mrs, Harding's ailment wns described
as in the natuie of a slight organic
(reuble, due te the effects of a told
complicated by n lecurrencn of hydro hydre hydro
nepheosis, uud White Heuse etlicials In
sisted that tile patient's condition was
neither alarming nor sitieu.h
toinebllo had iust left
Salem then quickly drew a small re re
ve ver of an obsolete type and tired
point-blank at a car that happened ie
be In the front driveway of tlu F.lysee.
At the same instunt the guurd scired
Salein'fl arm violently and the reuth
collapsed.
The jeung Fgyptlan had n passport
Issued by the Fiench Legation in Caire.
He denied intending te sheet the l'res
'dent. He said Le had written te M.
Millerand for money when he failed
te receive funds from his Hgtptiun rehi
tlcs, but as the President failed te
reply he had ger.e te the palace in
tending te commit Buiclde in the pres
ence of the President us n form of
nnuesi ngnm-r tne Chler Incentive's
Indifference.
This w-as the seeend attempt te kill
Millerand within ihe last two months
en both occasion the nssailant llrim. nt
the wrong person. On July 1- three
shots were tired nt Prefect of Police
Naudin in Paris, by C.ustuve Bouvet
an i anarchist, in the belief that it was
Millerand at whom he was aiming,
CAMDEN WOMAN, 74,
COMMITS SUICIDE
Mrs. Samuel Dletrlck, Erie Street.
Sheets Herself
Mrs. Samuel Dletrlck. seventh. fn,.,.
'i"!l Krle street, Camden, committed I 0,", tf. Woodland
TORONTO, Sept. 8. Half of Terente's fire fighting forces
battltd for six hours today te conquer a fire which destroyed ths
'..uusasje ami laid rooms of the Swift Canadian packing plant,
with a less of about $113,000. Between 200,000 and 300,000
peurdJ of laid toel: file, makiug fierce fuel fei the flames an-!
rlnevtiuy wff thick, sAlfliic clouds of smoke which bainpmd ib
flic fishtur:., cau.iug them auvtrv hardship.
HOSPITAL AND HONEjUNION MINE CHEFS
WILLED$20O,000jLAUNCH FINALDRIVE
J. W. Wilbraham, Cape May,
Alse Gave $30,000 te Mether
of Kidnapped Children
armed, a part of them being sent te
Thrace.
A dispatch from Adana says the tow
of Cassaba, about twenty-five miles
from Smyrna, lias been occupied br
Turkish cavalry.
An Angera dispatch asserts that tb
Greek northern nrnir. ..nmna.1 s.1
' three divisions, has been annihilated
and its remnants made prisoner.
1 A telephone mes-sagp from the Greek
. commander in the field says that tien-
i era! inceupis, who hed been appointed
te the command, and General Dlgenla
were captured by Turkish cavalry w'hilii
I they were proceeding te join the Greek
I corps et Ahifdiehr. east of Smyrna. '
j Itefugces from Smyrna are nlrcadr
'arriving here, night hundred of them
, were ureugnt into 1'lraeus. the pert of
Athens, accompanied by funetienarifj
bringing the archives of the Greek nigli
1 Commissioner at Smu-na.
General Hndj.incstis the deposed
Greet,, commander, has been given per-
mission te remain abroad two months.
I General Polimetiakes has been ap-
pointed commander-in-chief of the
, Greek forces in Asia Miner, following
iuu capture ei cencrai Triceupls.
Reports that King Constantine had
left Athens ere unfounded.
M. Kalogerepoulos. the premier
designate, in addition te being one of
the cleverest lawyers in IiIh country.
. ii iu-u experienced in military affair
mid held the portfolio of minister of
war simultaneously with that of prc-
i mier id the cabinet which he formed
ill September, 1D1C.
1 During his administration he stead
fastly upheld the Greek claims te
,' Snurna and Thrace and oppeied the
appointment of nn International cetn-
. inisv.en te sfudv the status of these
i districts. He wits succeeded n premier
'by Demetrie3 Gounaris in April, J021.
I Paris. Sept. S fP.y A. P.)Ru
i mers that King Constant ine of Greece
i Intends te abdicate are current in sev
, enil European capitals They are con
sidered here te have been iriven nom
Lewk Claim 1?nn nf T71? color by the sudden recall of the Greek
1-eWIS IsiaimS TUU OT I 4Z heir animrenr . 1'rlnee t:..r nfl,.n.
I --"C,', IV..1UW1.1
I from IJuc barest
) King Constantine's abdication is m.
caulecl as an iuireaul peibility. as it
Vetes for Ratification of
Pepper-Reed Agreements
is considered the only method 'of get
ting former Premier Venlzcle.s. Greeoe'n
LEAVES $500,000 ESTATE) POLICE AGAIN GUARD HALLennT:
etiert te testere order in Creek affairs
and regain a part of Greece's lest pres-
The Frankfeid Hospital and thei hl"r .'" D '"" e Cxei'me Pub ,c l.tdetr rigc.
of r,
suicide lust night by sheeting herself
Jn the head. The woman went te the
cellar of her home, made herself com
fortable with pillows and then pulled
the trigger.
According te the daughter. Mrs G
J. Guhm, who Ihea at the Krie street
address, her mother has been despond
ent. On moie than one occasion the
daughter says her mother threatened te
kill herself.
PRINCESS IN AIR RACE
nrr
Her Daughter, Aged 7, Alse May
Die Frem Gas Fumes
New Yerk. Sept. .S. (My A. I'.I -Mrs.
Martha Laender, in committing
suicide today in her heyuci in Ceney
Island, caused the death of ber infant
son William, three months old. Her
daughter Lillian, aged seen, may abe
die
The woman and her two children
were found in their locked ap.ncment,
wliiih was filled with gas fumes. The
Infant was dead, while the mother and
daughter wcie taken te a hospital,
where the mother died.
Mrs, Lavender left a note te her hus
band saying that she had been ill for
two years. "I am taking my two
children with me," she wiete, "a,
could net think of leaving them be
hind mc. Vhaiccr luck mj plrit inn
bring you will be yeui. Ced hie
you." J
WOMAN DRUGGIST. 21. HELD:
WHEN SHE SELLS ALCOHOL!
ii.ni leiijicr imi .,, in his win, iu spue Spcii-er Crev
Charge Against Mrs. Augusta Cehen1'1",;,,''"! ' Vu i !' '""' "?1';" ""'
v"i v ".llll .) mi I 1 1 hut j ii m lilhj ilniith I ml I ininii nrnpi ...
i v. .,,,' ' 'v KbttKLbtLrAU UNSFRHT
Masonic Heme each was left SIOO.UOO
in Ihc will 'f Jein W. Wilbriihani. a
retired iron founder and former Phila
delphian. who died last month at Cape
May.
The larrr-l .'id wd ml In quest, ,,",f .
00(1, ua-. te hi Kiaiidnii.ee, Mrs. Fler-
i ii.rmer Frankfeid
woman and tlie nieihei of two children,
who figured la-r imi'ir in a sensa-
ii Hues-it jne. la,.
L Lewis and the dK
Seit. S. Jehn I
'lie; and inter
tlenal kidnapping case
ine ciiiiurcn. ,i.u'.. lour, anu .iierg- et the tri-diftnei convention will see
nice, iiiree. urn1 niMiriics ei - tide some Hi en
.mini, as Mr. ilhraham was known
.SmyTiia. Sept S. fltv A P )- .
l!xlr,l.' C....AL ...! .... I. ..I. II .1.
national leaders of !ic 1 mted Mine line east of Salihli; sixty miles e.Tst of
Woihei- ei" Ann ru. i weir piipnrnil te- i Smyrna, It was stated in advices from
din 'e hunch their biggest dine for the front, bar there seeir ed little hope
lutificauuii ei ini P pper-Iticd pei.ee of stemming the tide of the general
plan for seitlmc ih" .mthracitc strike, retrear of the Creek armv under th'n
Insurgent, fiery and busy, were all Turkish Nationalist thrust. Deserters
ready te innl.e their at stand. Thej nre arriving here by the thedsnnds.
have net given up. although they nj,. The GieeU northern army, ether mea
pear te b" hopelessly beaten. ' i sages slate, is retiring from Mniw.
inciicHieiis are tnat tedav s session lewaru I'linuernin ami .uuii.in a. en tne
Mrs. Harding wns said te have rested i
well last night and te have shown de
c ided impievcment ever her condition
The, present attack, according te,,,.; Win3t0" Churchill Alse Starts in
tlmiitc friends, is the tit st Mrs. Hard- j "Circuit of Britain" Flight
Inu Iris suffered .since the inauguration Crouton, Knglaud. Sent. S. - (Tw-
..f l.nt. I.,,l1......I A ..,,., I,,.. ,,.,,, II I, in T, . rti.. ... .... ... '
,'L 11V 1 llll ''llllllll. .. ri.iiinil "ll'lll l.'i,
developed dining his term as Senater,
but Mi'speuiled iiukkly te treatment
CAMDEN WIDOW LOSES
Frem $2400 Estate
P.T-Twenty-tvve aviators started' (i,
day in the "Circuit of Mritaln" llvtn
handicap, ever a course of nn,.,-:.
mntely si.iO miles around the Mrltlsh
i Isles, beginning and ending at the air-
IN CONTEST OVER WILL arc designated at which the air pianos
must land
Says Husband Left Her Only $5 'The weather for the event was brll-
iiiiiu. veir iii iiii, entries was bv
Princess Leevvenstein.Weitheini. ne-n,!
Mis. itheada ts. Abeit umipl.iined, sixtv -eight, who iiivenipnnied the ,t
thieugh her niteiney, te .liide shea in diinng the tlight. N'tii-lcii Chun hill
Camden eipl s' Conn tedav that Ikt ( si refnj ter the Celonies. as0 eniereii
husband, the late Saiiiu I II. F Aholt, n machine, which vmi Hew i, bv Colonel
I. ul i. II Imi. nil s". In 1,1m nill ..slilli. e.. , ' "OH" 1
Referred te Grand Jury
.Mrs. Augusta Cehen, twenty -one.
,vcar-eld driiggM. at '.i! Seuth Thud
Mlreel. was held ler I lie Grand Jurv In
Magistrate Itriish.iw today en a charge J ainennl Ing te ,::4im te his miii. Uleli-
l lining mill u Halt pun of alcohol i n r .neu anu en or ieiinics
Nmeiiieer,
.Mr. lcett was preniiuent in ( ,im- i - -
It'll politics, ami lived ai r,7S iteydeu Twe Leaders Split en Plans for Am
sirrei, v niiiiu'ii, iii e-ii an I'suin
te
Sue for Patents
s.'llt V - A suit
U. S
Washington. cpt s - A suit in
e.iiiiu nuiiiiiht the Chemical I eimd.i
linn te i issuer German patents sold by
llx Ceveilim.-nt illirnig ine war pinii
nblv will be bieiiglil in Wiluilngteii,
Del , Sniuid'iy, Attorney Genei.i.
D.iiiBlicity si'ld ycsti'idav
II the pali nts mc icciivcrcil, he added,
their dlsiositieii will be left te Cen-gust.
te Detectives Clark and Qiiinii of the
viin Muinl.
The young woman had little te s.ij ,
Her counsel centeuihd that (he alco alce
I el w,is sold for rubbing purposes. Inn
Ihc maglstiale decided "te ei the Ciaiii)
lury pass en (lie case. The detccllcs
ic-t'ilk'il they had paid hi,i cents 'for
tie' alcohol, which they said they had
bought August -P.
Ilir hi'-l wrlllns iiierri
ir Will risji! i,mflin
IV I ' ii . I'.ui-r tuiiii' in. lid ,
Mrs, Aluitl nsUed that the will he
relnsed piehali . Judge Shea lefused
the widow 's plea.
Twe Years for Flaver Wlelder
Jehn DILeIh, uuiviited of assault en
Dc initie Itippea. v hose face he slashed
with a iiiiii", was sentenced by Judge
McUcvill today te two veins In the
County PiIjeii.
111! 101' WANT A .Jdll.' TIII.K1! Ml IJ
ili "Ii or tie in .,i, rtltel tn tin- Iteht
Wiiii".! iiiliiiiins in,,,., en piCe V5 .1 it .
bushing Feed Convey
Dublin, Sept. S. lMv A P.) Dis.
ngi cement between two Irregular Imdei Imdei
epcianng in Count Kerrv is n ported
te have caused a sanguinaiy tight j,,
which ntles, bombs anil imuliiiie gnus
wcie a- si by the opposing fncilens.
line leader nanicd McCellistruiii is
said te have opposed plans for ambush."
ing a lern! mnve eu route te the w.
lief of Killarncy, vvheie the people ar"l
iiinuiiiig iiein uiiiiBvr as a icsint of the
iiregulars' war en tiansperts. Hum.
phiev Murphy, another leader, tliuered
en the issue wllh MtCcllistruin unci Ihe
split spicnd te the winks ,
generally in Wct Cape Mai, where be
made his home for years. His wife died
sii irars age.
Mr. Wilbraham financed the search
for the youngsters who were spirited
away from tlie bein'i at (ape May m
July, lit" I. and vveie found the 'foi 'fei 'foi
.lewing September in Virginia at the
home of relatives of 'Mrs. Woodward's
husband. The Woeilvards vveie sepa
rated. The "lflO,nnO bciiuest te the Frank
ford Hospital was m line with the
retired manufai Hirer's generosity te
the hospital almost slme Its foundation.
Sold Heme te Hospital
Mr, Wilbraham sold his old home,
known as the Wilbraham mansion,
Frankford avenue and Wakeling sticet.
te the hospital nutlieritliM. Siv years
age, upon the death of bis wife, Anna,
he deeded the building te the hospital.
cMltiguishiug the iueif,Hjge In held
llginiist It
'lie old mansion is new ued hi, "d
miulstrative puiie-es and adtems the
the new wings of the hospital in the
rear.
Geerge S. It. Wnght president of
the hospital lieaid of diieciers. u,iti
the large beeiiest w.i left "without
moments Tie riulii.uk m,,.
in a mnnii te tiny tin- administration
ind already are shouting tlmt the pence
offer is an oper.itei, victory
Seven pelu em-n armed with riot
clubs, are at the deer t,f tlie convention
hall. They will s, there until the
last man lias departed Mm., infliei -men
arc in reserve if the.r seniles aie
needed.
Sea et Marmora
Oah an eye witness ran realise,
the di-.ister te the Greek Army, whirh
is termed bv many one of the most de
cisive m military ln'sterv. An army et
leO.OOO men, well organized and
equipped, has been transformed m rAn
Continued en I'aec rtirut.i-uTip, Column Tire
3 REPORTED MISSING
Clergymen at Cem em inn "
Nuineieiis clergy inn, vere about the I Wema" and Tw0 Girls Dl8aPPr'
cninetitien hall teclni and the rejierts I Frem Their Hemes
bv"the"l el'k ?,"'" V'"'"! '"'" M'ni"; 'll.e pelue nave been asked te search
li I nir lr,l- ,' ,V'",' "'" ""r""M' "f f'"- - M'N. thirty -live year
1 tig bieak up tl,e insurgent move ,!. who disappear! lie.n her home
iie..i 1,-1 . . at 1-- Martin avenue, linn Mawr.
Iinnlel Culnnn a banker of Mahanev ' -mwdiiy. Her f.unilv I.elteves "hi
r ..."i - .Ila,Bt"'' h"g" Minis of ineiii-i I wcimiiii te be temporarily deranged,
tin the strikers ami who is teganled as ! Marv L. Scott, thirteen vears old.
one of their ben friend., -, ,e,, i, U)h et returned te hei home ut SJJ28
doc Ian i that DMi-jct Ne. II will give 'North Cleveland avenue sinec Mir
a Dig majority .igani.t latit'n ntien. started for a party belli,; held ut thr,
l.evus ion is are .1-i'iii.ii- the district home of a girl fin ml. Police of the
i UHy delegates wei p. i united in die 'I hntv -first and Wk streets statiett
main auditorium at the convention te- i believe she had a quarrel with her
clay. Lewis piesidel. 1. relu-ed te 'mother and is hiding in the rily.
cntenain a uioiien i.i dls. entinue tin ' Fourteen-vear-elil Catherine Lips
rcadnig of the ( 'nonelogical leperi of nub. 100.". West Thompson street, is
the negotiations betwei ii tlie miners and ! thought te have gene te New Yerk
he operators. "This is vital te die with a v!irl friend When she dropped
lives of the miners mid le the lulure out of sight A cdnesd.iv night the took
co ine union, he san
When 1'isl rut 1'resi.lnnl
SeO with lu
strings le It At tin. new meeting i When 1'istrut I'n.si.lnnt 'I ,
of the beard a hren.e tablet probably .Kennedy finished leading the mxirt'ii' PARMPR Kl I Pn IM PDACU
will be iiulliAried ! 111" mcneiy of Uclegate moved for its adoption, I'n-si- i ""- .ii-i---. in uuneii
the benefactor. i dent Lewis Hilled nltciil ion te the fin t '
The gift te the Masen!,. Heme was a I "nit Mich a motion uirried with it rati- I Neck Broken When His Car CellldM
surprise te high Masen tlfcials heie. i ticilleii. An attempt was made te table I With Anether In Nleht
lllil iiiiilinii ! I .... 1 .... l l r. .1
".I.,.' "'" "" ',",, '""' " out et Mellefetite. I'a
Ibis international chief said he d -sired
Vice Piesident Murr.iv te aimlie
the rcpeit and i.pl.nn all details. 'e
paid Mm ray .nil the three dlstriet
liresldents a line tribute. He declare!
tuntliuifrt un I'iikc T fill.. -enr, 1 oiuiiiiTViie
Mr. Wilbrabatii was net afliliiitiil with
tlie home He was a member of I'u
laski Ledge, F. and A. M . of Potts,
vllle, having joined it before Ins estab
lishment in business heie.
One of lleuetlcl.irit'.s Dies
Themas C. Wilbraham. of Allewm.
N. J., one of the beneiiciuries mimed
In the will, died last week. The S.'ie, .
000 left te him will be distributed
fimtlnuril ou fust. l'went7-enf. Column f)lr
whil"L. .;ir-,:V.L"w.:iy..i.-.:.
Sent. S Mlv k.
ii . I l..- V .-"
I i i ii iii I'eiiiiiin. ii iiinuer, wus run
l dew u and 'nstaatlv killed near his home
late last night wliile returning from the
i giange iiiainpmeiii . i Center Hull,
A car driven by Mem In Nelan, of
Husten, a .indent at Stale Colitis,
crashed into Delman, breaking' fit
neck. '
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