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IAN SHOOTS WIFE,
Neighbor, Clad Only in Under
clothes, Dashes Through Street
te Hospital With Child
COUPLE WERE SEPARATED
Enraged l,v hrr threat te diterce him.
Harry Trnct tndnv shot mid serieuslv
wounded his wife Sephie, sent a bullet
Inte the nnn uf their three- car-old
child, whom sin nai holding, ntnl then
shot himself.
The triple shouting occurred In ih
hnllwnv nt ,i 1 0 rnrrlli street, when
the wife bearded after separating from
Trnet scleral vvr,ls age. Tin1 had
lived nt 010 North ll.tticncl, ttect
Trnrl fired HI cles,, range, one bullif
piercing his wif, 's abdomen mill mi -ether
entering her thigh lie then alined
the weapon at hi" stomach end tired. A
I'flt bnel.le ih'lleetul the bullet lliln hi
left nrtn.
Hnrelv conscious from her weunds1.
Mrs Tnwf's irnilier nisiinit led her :
carry tin- wounded , iii,i te the ftert
Steps after the husband lied front th"
house She Inn! the ihild down erne
fllllv ntnl then collapsed
Troi t was i night near the limine Ik
Patrolmen Unhenthnl mid Williams ntn
Wns tllken tn Ml Koesevclt
feu minutes nf-er his wife
nrrived tlnte
Ilespitn!
and child
Mr l.ilh Mel'.irlim. .",0s- I'nrrlsh
street, run te the front window nf her
home when .lie In n id the shots She
saw the i Inlil en the adjoining step'
una rnn out, mt.ii'i.ng t" uitr.t it
Inte
her own home,
A hoarder at ."10 I'm I Hi stieet.
dressed only in utider, lethes. ran nnr
at the inenient and scixcd the Imliy. lie
rnn with it te the hospital a- . rewds
en the street staieil m ania.rinent.
Mrs Troi t told the peliee th.it she
met her hnshand mi the htieet last
Thursday and that lie threatened te
kill h-r.
"Ien't -hoot tne new : wait nn .' tin
bnh crews up." -lie -aid -he fold Mm.
Mrs. 'Pre. t. win, i- t went -four jiars
old, four M'-n-ii In r hu-liamr- lu'niei.
had been lmtternu some hre.id f,,r the
bnby when '!'rn, t ,irri,,l nt the hit-e
She ph-Ueil up the , hlld and walked t,.
the hall. As she i. i-e,. wiu'iir.' fm
him te speiK. he hegan tinnj
SHOCKED BY 2300 VOLTS.
WANTS IT KEPT SECRET
Trenten Lineman Thinks First of
These nt Heme When Laid Out
Trenten. Sept li I'lea-e don't
tell ttiein at home ,,m t want te
worn them, .lusi t,. them I'm w irk-
lng nvert'tne pb uled llnem.m l'r.ink
McPevitt. I'll!) Hud-oil street, when lie
regained conscieu-tii afier Inning heen i
dhecked b. a current of L::no u,lts es.
terday. The wire with which the Injured
man came m contact is u-ed te e.irn
current te the lnue Ibieblmg wne mill
here. McPevitt was working en n pi. n form
about tweutj 1ie feet iiIunc the ground
when he touched the wire, .luliu Teth,
440 Genesee street, another line-nan.1
was with him The pluifirm Mid been
built around the pole n ureteut the men ,
from falling I
When McPevitt was knocked uneen- i
pcintis, Teth had no mcitis with which
te lower the man tn the grnind Hear
ing leth shnekiug for help, a p;i-s,rl,y
notified the fire department.
BABY AND
HIMSELF
PREDICT FROST NEXT WEEK; nmbert rn . .km" .net '
; the end of the .'h',00 feet level of the
Generally Fair Weather Forecast Kennedi mine, according t., reM no i
u cj .i n ,rew- elide ivering te bte-ik through t"
by Federal Bureau j , Ar,.lln rkt,,gs where fnr.v
Washington, s. pt. lii ' I!v A. I' -even men new hnvv been entombed
'Weather outlook for the wrek be- I nineteen il.ns. As n result teilnv, tliev
ginning Mend'iv I ,ini' nhandeiied the task of clearing the
Nerth'nnd Middle A.lnntlc Stnte- ! Cmti :'Yrr" , '"""' "f ''." y"1 "f ,1,U
Generallv fair mid ...1 with fr..-T I n..ferl.il nn.l started ,ring a rase,
probable' ,'i N-rti, Vtlati'ic State, and' "'r,?"-1'""; v,rMP , . ,
elevated. 1" g. ns f M,P(. Atl.mt.'l I hev had about ninct.v -three feet of
j.n,ps i rock te cit through, Ori.'iniil plan-
Se,,. i, V- ,,,,. -;.,,, s i:..rntir fi, '
eu'h A'
Hl'le
it.- C,
mi, w i m
ii rallv fnli
In low tn i -
n-ith
temper ituri
e e isiel.al
mal
runs pt
ball.. h,,.
,11 'i nice ever
ever, along r i ,,
con,
mi :
Pi
Knstern (
nt r'i
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Magazine Section
FEATURES IN
TOMORROW'S
Sl'NDAY
PUBLIC tSSs LEDGER
This Killing Pace Is lull
ing Us in Dead If Earnest
An nstens1 -tip
ttvi'
pondered !
hfi ''h
.1 a- I
The Wilu Weman It Toek
Uncle Sam ie Find
A true ac e'n r
t 1 "!-' ,T I BO .
CfSsfu' sr.ircl
imrtnn nt of Jus-!
I v '
' I)..
What Makes the Heminy
Pigeon Ge Heme?
Fer n.itute lev.is 'j',
and av .ui. vltus
birds
A riu
llu
The Oddest of All livings
wnn u It . t x-eitl, ,
euys it i Mi.. pl.-ij ge.-r.'
.UllOl lt
The Washington
Gentlewoman
who ti
A sterv
mdl'idv in Mi,.
Villi Ii q
ssy Av p.
r "f b.'.uii,fu "i;uit i
and lis l,inilud
nu.'
The Weman in the Cage
Hy He.itrlee (Irlmplriw
The Compelling Call
Hv llnrve I'arsens
"The Iren Vex"
. fnsclrmtlniT, ul.Herlilnn s. r., by
Ouy rhenie, sustains veur Int.i.
est in thlsl.istnllment '
iit'3iii srii:.Nci:.itT
.' CasV Prizes
Lvcrji Sunday
In thf ( Oinle Sl'illnii Innk (,)r
at 1.1 ( ,iiti IVI,", r,,r i,e
dlnlaitueii en ' 11 hut Are 'ji.
l lie i. for
' '-r-t
Sin nu
A 1,1, this, the beautiful lioteRr.iMir.
Section and Hie Six I'.itf.. ll-si,ir
Comic Section, me lu .idditien t , ,i
new (leparlment our Women In
Politics." and tit,. .nnip'-e'n nslvr
news section of tills weibs
SUNDAY
PUBLIC t&&) LEDGER
-Make It a Habit"
BESSIE R YAN OUT OF A QUA TICS
BECAUSE OF ATHLETIC HEART
, i
7J. ...... it..:-...i it .i
uuum u-iiuufii m r r m a i u,
Once Pride of Phila., Forced
te Quit Competition Was
One of Best Ever Produced
Here
i
lles-le lijnu is out. Wind feeiue
from Atliiiille Clt that the ' blind.
Iii!ilied-liiilre t.i-nnald. enee the pride
of Philadelphia, lias heen feree I tn ipi t
I'Otiipetltlnii been u M' of queer il"tlntis
of mi nver-str lined heart Willi the
alineiineement from the seasheie resort
one of the greatest Klrl inniatle star
eier piedueed III this eitj passed from
the ratil.s of sporlilem te' lie snpersed.'d
hj ether and jeutiRer Rlrl.
ssj Ulan hn itcbt nnn h fame te
this elM, ?heti baek in 1!H!1 she trav
ele.l te the I'nrlllr (ea-l. While there
she win two senior National A. A. !'
ehauipienships, the ,",i) !ltl 'jai Mirds
fne-stjle titles U se ileluu. "die rose
fiem the ehseutf i utiles of the iiuknew us
te the plaee em Ameiira's Iciiillni; hut
maid VhlIe I'.essl will never iikhIii ap
pear in a swlAmluc uiee, her reeenl
will stand for tiuiliv jenrs tn eeme.
At the use of F.eenteen, she seereil
a triumph whleli no ether girl at that
lime w-is enpable of perfennliic. In a
rnee fei a Ml.l lie Atlaiifle title. Mls
l!an .u tir-t honors ever the then
Mit"iihe nisa I'erfner. ,'lassed as the
eeutitn's fate-; woman swimuiei.
Teilnv tesse is twetitv Jenrs old
Ter the lnsf iw M-ars -he' Mi- 1,,'en
i appe.irim:
in aipiaiie meet-, ineeiinu
ii.it etnrles. hut for the
Mi "'' a
tiiiisi part go in; down teiiti-ut Soen
after In r tt inniphs , n the l',n Hie ( ,n-t,
while nt a week -uid p.nl.i here, -lie
-pr.iim.l her ankle. Th s misfortune
pni her e'it f. r ne.irl a wneh. s,.n-,,n.
and after Iwoeimtii; netlve ngain I'es-ip t
, found i veri hard te cet celni; rlijlit.
!seerni weeKs nce. I',e-vit ( ,, r.
ii'erN swam under the rotors of the
Meadow brook Athletle Club, wreiiehed
-eernl inu-eles around her heart. At
the time if this neeiilent, nle wan eom eem
petniK In the three and a naif mile
WANT CONGRESS TO DEFINE
AGES FOR CHILD-LABOR
Federation Considers Anether Con
stitutional Amendment
Xtbntlr ( tty. S pt. Hi . I'.i A. V i
l 'olifrenti ! li a ma-s ,,f bti-nie in in
perianr te organized worker-, the i i
eiutlc council of the AmeriiMti I'eder
m mil of I.mImii- teda; prepareu for the
i lest strenuous (.es-ieu of its ihiiimi'
, . tlterelli e lleie. in the hope tn.l' it
we ild he able te adjourn tonight
i i 'tided in the unliiitshi,,) liu-ine
wis the formal alineiineement of -eer-i
n, .'onstitiitienal amenilmeiii- and ne-
n.niet'ii! legislation, already fia isl l,v
1 e ninittee- of the lOlincil, and which .t
,ill -pen-nr as labor's pregrnm for th
e-iiing tear.
The labor lenders have drafted an
.menuineni en n weiim give i engres.
the power te plesciihe age limit- fur
, Inld labor and another aimed "te make
il.e Coi'-tliutien mere elastic te tit ilie
ne, is of labor "
I aher's pnlirv en iinmlgratinn re re
.nctieii Stat" indusir'il court- an!
n- ntitr.de toward lei'i-I.itien win, Ii
would i einpei unietis in iiiioriierati
nl-n was epeeted te be de!inei eda
SPEED UP RESCUE IN HOPE
TRAPPED MINERS YET LIVE
Argonaut Crews Find Ne Gases In-
' dlcatlng Decomposition
I .liirjiseii, Calif.. Sept. Hi i I'.v A
I I - Solid rock 1- easier te cur through
wen. for cutnng tliietigh the rck for
. seven" -sev n tiet eiilj. lhe crew en
I the I'.'.itin f' i't h'vel has been inttltlg
' through rock for several days,
j ,.s ue worker- were spurred en hv
I i repei t of the State chemical eiignuer
i that ,n mi.ilvi- of air in the ig.i.
mint shaft -heweil tint the sllsh'e-'
sign of putr"ta'ti"ii te Indicate then !-
pre-i'llf ill 'lie depths of the Argetl'l'lt
n I .ui in In dv (la-'es arising from
,'iei oiiii,e-f. ei would be dl-cle-ed h the
di Mi i'- te-t- m. ,de. he said.
WAKENED BY ALARM CLOCK,
MAN. 68. FALLS BACK DEAD
Found an Heur Later With Hand
Extended te Shut Off Bell
When I..- iil'inn clock rang re
'erlav iiiei-n'tig, Williiim Ili.'-ir.
-a'v -light ears old. J.'lus iiferd
stri i i ii .ii'lnsl out te st. p th" nn-
I 111' lit f 111- till Tilt I' i,iip jijli .
'r"pc,i PacK en tne
(Men led toward the el
ll
'W ,
1,'
arn
end,
11.
w ,1,
r I it
1 i.
I. ear I
lm
:
Th" nWrin Ic pt i inging te tl
id.,' h guv.' Mr- Marv W! ib
hitidlndv a curieii, feeling. 1
i.i , nn. en. -he Mild te herself, f
ehlcnv ledger te let the alni'.i
I, tig -ii leii'- She .-ln .itid
ll,, inevemi lit in 'l.e rriiini iil,e
nvv n and her . eiicrti gri w
She kll
ii'ilmli I
that Hi!
ir
In"
it
r.
I'-m ii,. i-t:il.l:,.
,v i lit v lit -1 -I r et
In a in rvntis stn'e
icr-tiii, the IiimI-
s r ion . II, was
i.ieiit. lilt's .,,rt
T. hour wnre e
s," did I, 't f lllv
I idv VV, lit t , 111
dead
DENIES AGENT WAS OUSTED
Prohibition Director Davis Says
Hubert Voluntarily Resigned
In ii. il t1 at I'eilerul Pr ,li biiieti
Agt nt I'l'inl Hubert was f . , i . , J t,, i,.
sign was made tediit bv State Piobibi Piebibi
linn IHrecter Jelin T. llavl- ' Hnb'lt
is one of the best mjents m tin de
paHmeiit " IHrecter )nvs sin,. nml
the very fact that his resignation, whi, h
has I cell iici'eplid hv me, dues net tnl.e
effft iintl li teber 111, is v lib in e
enough 'bat he vvas net 'ousted' fi ,m
then nice. As I understand it. Hubert
bjs a pei-s mal i cumin for leaving
Announcement was made that the ap
pointment of William ll. McClure ns
( nuiicc incut group head here, te s ,,.
Hubert ii. Ihnldsnii, who will be trims
tericil te Wasbltlgtiin, will be dcilnieil
elliciallv ttiiliui a few days. The ap.
piiiutment has been up; roved bv Coin Cein
m ssiuncr Ha.viie-, t,, take effi i t l )i tu
ber 1.
ADMITS $100,000 SHORTAGE
Mls3lng Chief Clerk of New Yerk
Drekcrafle Firm Gives Up
New Yetli, Sept 111 Henri P (inge.
for tift'in veins i hlef cleiU of the bro bre
k'Tiige linn of .Jereme .1 H.'ini2 & (',, ,
lhe wns icpnrt.'d 1iisriIu. nfter tile
di cn.eri if a -beringc of mere thnii
SIOO.'KIO in ihe llnn'H accounts .tester.
Ill,' , r,,,. .-,..'.- --. --- -' .si ,,.;, -
I ney'B office yesterday. He made n coin-
plcte confesbieu, utterneys announced.
diit , surieiKiereii in uiu uisirut Atler
EVENING PUBLIC
1i'
1IKSSIK ItYAN
ui.iMtlien race for the .Te-eph 1' tM
''up. which wns helil ever the .Man-luiilali-ltrmlitiiii
Iteacb ceiiise. Tn
pne l.er sameness. heweer, she li'l-
i-he.l tin dl-taiiie, althnii
the list.
i way new ii
When Ml-s Kjnn returned te the
sea-lmie, seer,ll pbj sleiuns put her
thieiiBh an evamiimtlnii and prebibited
lur from appearltiK in competition
UK I'll Itessie hi-BKi'il for just one mere
h.inci' te s(.,,n. ,, i,.ter. nml he en
ten I in the races Mt New l!pitiw n k.
N d ten d.ijs flK. She wns an ilde
te J rove hel worth there, .hewenu
Iliei1elit!lll. . the doctors' eMillllllilt Ien
hiercht out the fact that Mis- lUan
hv 1 i -uffevltii; with nn nthleiic I e.irt
for the last I'ne jenrs. nltheuirh iom iem
petins p-Kulnrly in swlmnilni; races.
i-essie is n Philndelphia uirl. lUinz
at 1!iL'.". Dl-iinend street. I'ntil lH'.'i)
-he weie the , olers of the .Meadow
brook Athletic Club
LEAGUE IS AT DEADLOCK
ON DISARMAMENT CLAUSE
Cecil Opposed by de Jeuvcnel
Time of Signing Pact
(iciiemi. Sept Ki i ly a 1' i
Pi-arniaiuent ( 'oiiiinlttee'nf the I '
Tl
d Nations which is entisnleriiu'
lleberr Cecil's disarmament
reached n deadlock teda when It
l.ei I
lil-iii
, .i in-
te draft lb- femth paragtiiph of
in, iieit. Delegate ie .Jeineliel
t'le
of
irnti.e asked licit this paragraph .e
wei del se t,.,t jhe iiiittiius sub- rihiti;
te the plan -1 euld sign the lewn.mt
g '.ll.inteelllg protect loll te t . ,..
signer hi fore disarmament was lirgun
l.iinl Kehert Cecil, however, ln-ists
tint dlsarinaiiient should prei ede the
-units of the guarantee pacts.
M le .liienel ul-e dein'illded
a previ-Mit be In-eited that the
thai
dis-pre-'d
le
ill inailC'li Jlieilld lie te mi ete'lt
portienate te the securltj pteiidi
i in- guaianiee pacts.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VISIT
Ll I T HALL UN A DULL DAY
They Find Most of the Legislators,
. . J '
Administrators and Agitators Away
T liait &
High -hoel imiIs iieni the Vnrc
w mi, thronged cjtj u, ted.iv leek,
iig for enlightenment en , u ic atT.ni-s.
II, v , ii,-e ratlier a b:i. dij t,,i im.-t
"' ' "v s i gisiiitni's iidmlui-tr.iter.
. ml iigiia:
Wen- ,IVV .
1 lie ist,js weic fiuiii the
High S. hoel for i;iil-. Th-v
epi.s of the Cltv Ch.ir r
Seul In rn
:i,kei ter
and tlic
wa- an
iiiiiii'iiii ei i etiui lis. I lii-i e
alniiiilanie (,t
but the Inttel
Pan ISaMer
the l, inner literar.v work
Were .ill gene
the Mat or, messenger.
dispi, ., the
I.niti'i-. and wa, able
te m
be,e
ill demands. 'I he vi-ltnr, then
gi'd I rank Sheit. seeretaiv ie
ident of Council, and llnrrv ' Wit-
pre
tig. s,
eiildn't
igeiiiit-at ani's. '1'iip glrl
lieiieve thai all the luminals
weie gen
"The id' a of the cltv runnin
of an? thing," s.ini one girl
"Peu't wen ' said another, '
out
' some
r and
geed
'.av we ii nave a woman Mn
Council, mid thin we'll 1 nv
housekeeping,"
SOCIALISTSCONVENE HERE
National Executive Bedv Onens
Executive Bedv
Twe-Day Session
National Kei utlve ( ',,n
Socialist Partv opened a
r1 ,
f tlr.
iii, 'tee
fe-
nv session nere teuav m i ut,
il.i r-
. of
I
I. 'It
u
i tne committee unur in rg i
l-ion-ln: William II Hen
n.'llii'i.i . .lame- it. .Miiurcr, re-i
"t the renii-ylv.inl.i 1 e,p t it,,,i,
I. iber ; (Itte Ilratistetter (II ig ,
CI v Vliuled.. of New ,,
'iceige V.. Hewer. .1 1 . et lles'.i.
tended Merris Hi'ipiit. pie ! i i
lie i eiuinittee, is lu Kuie e
The sessions will I" Liwn ,
I d
It
PI ln ipall.v te discus, Ien . t
1 - I
the approaching, ininpai.-n S"
nudidate, are te he offer, d n 1.1
.ill of lhe ( oilgl'essletial d.stti's
..i-t
, I !'
of
I'.eill.v -lour .states II... ',itt t ,i
reiierntea the part.v's e!, priin.pl, , ,,f
se, lallatleu of public unlit,..,, ;, f,,rt, .
tour-hour week for labor il, t.iv.itmn
of nil uncultivated farm i.unl. ,u nu
end te iilleged Intel fen n. - vi.'h fr,.,
spi ei Ii.
Tonight nml toiueii.ow i, ght there
will lie Iliass-Uicetlllg- 111 .hi .tui ' ,i i
n iiiieeuui .-ireii i, i ,v ( ' . , i i
'IheSe Will b' llddlis...,
the N'atiniial Cninmlttt e
bv
I.,'
i.
HERRIN INQUIRY MONDAY
Indictments Expected for
Frem Strip Mine
Theft,
Marlcn, 111.. Sept M , u .
Pi-- liive-ligntlen ,,. i ,. ,, , , ,M
a i tie war, in wlib h t vt, i,i v mi,, p, ,. ,,,
were killeil June L' I nnd J'J ,. vvln.-h
Will be ll'Sllllieil MelldlV 's etpeded te
(intiniie ulieut one week, piese, ni ing
ellii Ials said jestenlai I"-i ,,t T . in"
illitments te lie 'I'i'iiiiii. I wiP be f,,r
thefts fr mi the strip iii.ip wlieie the
rli.tr. eccuried. It was sm.,
The rcfiilar Willi. m, sup Cimtv
(ii'iind -lurt will ('olivine s i.t.fiibir .'.,
and will finish the weik,,,f ! speiuil
bedv. It was explained , th,. j ,.Ui ni
circuit COIMt docket !. 'leudi'd. the
tifl.v -eight indicted nml tl,,,,. , ,,,., v
he indicted piebnbl) wid be uii'il in
a special court.
TEST RADIO WAVE LENGTHS
Ability of 400-Mctsr Stations te
Tune Out Smaller Ones en Trial
New Veili. Sept Hi ir.ingeinents
with the Depart! nut et ( nuimerce fr
the u'-e. b Inrger and nunc puvvtiful
radio brcndiiisilug statu, Ms, ,,f ( (M)
meter wave length will pievih- a test
Mnnda.t night te d'teiunm. whether
radio fans can tui.e out one simien in
favor of the ether with M lifT t r-tir (,f
fertv meters in wee lengths
The (iiiiera! I.le;'l;ic Cen,,,in,'s sin-
J-., ':z.
'?. fTz.
i i
&& I
'" llllirtMH nif-nnrryii-rn-r-MMiMtcMMf-rr
Hen at Selni'. iinlv . operating ,,n j Prm ,,,rnrnie en or i'.ik ui.trd trei-KlO-lllcter
vv ivc lengt't -i ml Hie liens. e itinn m Hi" eunirv it ttl'l hnlrts Ihu
Hclcar reijieeiuiic in utute'ti siutietM
at Trey, using the uisteimiry ,",(!().
,,, ..'.-, ....ei '- ',?,,, ui ., ,,I,M'
meter wave length, will send out pre
I grama almultaneeiisly.
LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
PENNSY
S AMONG
16
New Yerk Central Line Alse
Makes Agreement With
Brotherhoods
SHOP CONFERENCE IS HELD
Hi A'laclntrtl frfti
CIllr.'IBii. Sent. 10. Sixteen rinlrenilH
slmied separate agreements with various
niier tinieii'i yesterdav t lirencli lire-
war methods In vepue before the I'tiltcd
States Knllrend I.nber Heard vis ere-
I nted ns arbiter of disputes between
iailways and their empleves.
i nesp Nettlements, iieweer. nccnni ns
! te lien W. Heeper, chairman of the
heard, de net repudiate the beard, but
inther nre "entirely in aeenrd with the
ITraiispurtnlien Aet." lINrninment re-
ferrei! te I linriln. 's ncreement between
ii,n v.,,.- v,i, ('.,.i ii., i .i
the .ew leru t entral lines and the
tiain service llrotlierheods, and ether
pending peace necotlatieiii.
I'ollewini; settlements with the Order
Wk Central lines opened negotiations
with
the shop cratts en the basis
of tl
e Wnrileld-Wlllard-.Tewell nlan.
separate ngrceniciiis witn tlic Kngl
neers , I lreni"ii s and Swdtehmen's
unions were In prospect, necerdlnu te
elhcial
The l'eiinslvanla system was party
te similar negottatieiis with train serv
1 e Motherhoods at Cleveland iiiuj I'itts-
luirgu. i
Vgieetiients en unjes and rules tli
mwh created s,()p unions weic an
ii, .inned b the Chicago, I'.iirliiigten and
iJi'ltiM. whicli had 'urned down the
WiirlieM- Willard-.Iewell proposals.
! Washington, Sept. 10. (Hy A. 1M
(ieueiiil chairmen of striking shop
I crafts unions of the Southern Hallway
I nml eiliciaN of the lead failed today
in reach nn agreement te settle the
strike en the basis of the Wnrlield-Wlllard-.Iewell
proposal adopted by
'the (icneral Policy Committee of the
-hop ei lifts.
The ttntciucnt was mnde by railroad
. Iln ials after a blief lenference today
'with the general chairmen that "the
Southern was willing te settle en the
1, i-is of 'he 'Chicago agreement,' and
presented tins te tne sunn crau i uair-
nieu
tlie
for tin ir signatures,
have il'i lined te sign.
but se
far i
New itrh. Sept. 111. i I'.y A. I'.)
nUiclal- of the New Yerk Central lines
and the s simp craft unions new en
-trlke en the read went into onfer enfer
etice ted'iv te seek II settlement of the
strike en the basis nf the plan adopted
hj the policy committee of the union.
The conference was the lirst effort
made bv mi eastern read te settle the
-Mike oil the new basis. If It is suc
cessful the result will affect the lines
of i. company in ether sections of
t he country a-i well.
The beginning of the end of nil the
labor troubles that have from time te
tune he-et the transportation lines of
the Natien for several years was be
lieved b ninny railway heads ntnl union
ilnfL .. 1kiii ii.iten i itu I rtil ti tt1mti f tin
''' Virk Central lines made peaceful i
settlement with two of the operating
' '"''h-rhneils and the I'ennsylvaiiin svs- ,
tem negotiated toward a similar end.
i i'.v .ve"terday's agreement the various
illlil' l) lllli v v I'til h'himh,' H'H im
' reeds makiii'' up the New lnrk Central
j svstem ngr 1 te centinii'
I Iirginnius September .1f
for one .v ear.
he present
I wcur
lie and working rules for their
iriiinmen and lendiicmi" and in witn-
draw from the I'nited States T.nber
Ibcird their recpiest. made mere than a
j ear age. for
w ace and th'
PEACE SIGNERS
I
I
I
a downward tcvi-ien iim"". ""mi ,,eiiin,-s u
eliii'inatien of time and a
inlf 1'iiv for everlime work. I
A p, me pact, generally known n the '
I r.altiii'ere plan, wa- signed In Ilalti
i mere la-t night bj Cliarles AV Julie- i
wav, vice pre-ldent of the Iiallimere and i
idliM ltiitlre.nl. and icpresentatlves of
jthe stuking shepmen eluplnveil en the I
' Ilnltimere and flhie. Virtually nil the j
'striking Ilalilineie and Ohie shepmen;
weie e.xpecliil te he back te work In ten
d.ijs
W, C, I.ee. president of the P.roth P.reth P.roth
"rlieod of Hailread Trainmen, nn- 1
tieunced here last night that nt a enn
f c'lice in Pittsburgh today the l'eiin-
svlvanla had agreed te continue its I
't'lesent wag's te all four brotherhoods,
1 it a latei disp. itch from Pittsburgh
-ild that atitmiiiiceineiit was regarded
tliete as premature.
It wa- nitlieiilatlvelv announced I
last night in Pitt-burgh, however, that
the ceudui ters of the Pciui-vlvanla Hast
nd Wi-t mid the tialiunen Kast enl.v
,l.iil -igic ! wage ami working agree
meiiM with the Pennsylvania system
f'i the tinning vear en the basis of
i'lst year's agreenient.. Ne reason was
- ven for the trainmen en the p. , U,
l.nes West net signing.
New arh. N. J . Sept Pi On ideas
la officials of the orgatii'Mtieii, some
of whom lain" en from Washington,
urging delnv in a strike of clerks,
fi eight handlers, express nnd station
i i, plow-,. I'liien Ne. 12'JC. nt n meet
ing h"e that lusted until after midnight
last night agreed te delnj dra-tic action
.igain-t the Peiins.vlvani.i Itailmad for
ei e week.
I'liere were mere than 10,1 member.
I ruu'lpnllv einpleves of the Ulver s(rre
ft eight, station of the Peiinsylvniila
Hailread. which hamlles the fnight
passing tlneugli Newark, at tie session
ami it wa
said loll grievances were
(lis
( ISS..
There are said te he OfiOil men
velvnl in the threatened walkout.
In-
thai event, .Mr Miller sanl it
uetild
spiead ever the entire I
iirusjlvnitln
istim within Is benis nnd approxi
mate -."i.iKili nn u would Iimvc their
WIFE FREED OF MURDER
Frackville Wemnn Cleared Without
Trial of Slaying Husband
Pettsvlllc. Pa., Sept 111 - Mrs.
Peril. i l'llliunn, nJ Prm in illc, vvas
f ii eil ,vesienlav vvnbeiit even ,i tu.il. of
hilling her husband Hve weeks age. The
weinaii shot her husband twice, tlic
sci elid bullet lodging in Ids heart. Mie
asserted he had heen abusing her and
' she shot In self-defense. The (irand
.lur.t ignored the hill charging her with
the crime.
.Mrs. iMiimnn is me second woman i
cleared of inuider tins week-, a iury
in'Miiltlint' Mrs. Ilertha Serrns, ()f V,.w
Piiiggeld. of killing her hi ether, after!,,' ,
.l.t.l nl'llier illllt' flffuCrM lltllllllAM llltlU
. IH'i IIU'I II I UK "".' in " M luiuuiri,
FIVE DIEFUMIGAJING SHIP
Three U. S. Health Officials Gas
Victims en Japanese Liner
San Francisce, Sept. 1(1 pjve mem
bers of a crew engaged in fiimlgntlug
the .lapanese liner Shln.vn Main here
estertla.v weie killed by aas fumes In
the after-steerage of the vessel.
Tlnce meiiibel.s of the ctevv were
public health officers and the ethers
were stevedores, Kight III emeu also
were overcome by the fumes.
I , ,c , ,....,..
rl f .r n.n Inuntia jertlce.
lis rmtilevs
niver nirilte iiever inne
day elf. Of
, iiirsr
w ar rererrinc te tne Teaneniu
nluatrBtAd A(reuntii of which nppenr
Trelley
irxulurly in the Evrsise l'l'DLip Luixit.
"Maka It Ubtt."r-vtdV.
FEDERAL WARRANTS
Men Wanted Had Escaped Ar
rest Through a Ruling
of Supreme Court
BELIEVED AT THE SHORE
lVderal bench wnrrnntu are mil ff
(lie nrest of "Al" Wagner, bit brother
"labile." Harry Clnrl. David Oinhl nml
a man known ni "I'iRR.v," clinrficil
with dope sellltiR.
Thefe are the men the County Ornnd
Jury wn"" prevented from indletinc by
n rule of the Supreme Court lifter n
number of addicts had testified before
I.TiiiWe Mennphnn tlmt tbev had nnr-
l !,., .,. f,, ,i,
! .... . ., .. - ,. ... ,,,
1 be Indlctlni; of these men by the
i ... . . ., . ... t
0,1(,rn' 'rn,", ,7"rv wI11 "nt eny W
la help In tnltini; them into custody, but
I also in bringing them from nnether
! captured outside the .confines of renn-
! sjlvanla.
l It will ebvlnte the necessity for ex-
itrnniting any nt ttiein anil it nise means
that the action of the State Supreme
Court in grunting a temporary rule
acalnsl liidieting these men in the local
I court will net prevent them being mil mil
leaded through the Keilcrnl courts.
Asslstniit Ciiltcil Staten District At-
1 teriie Itelger reiiuested the heilern
ICmnt iiidges te issue bench wariants
I for i hi' fugitives ns Judge .Menngliiili
Iliad dune, and the wnrrunts were then
tut tied nier te tin; nnri'otie division for
serving.
"Tim drug ring presumes tee much
I if it thinks the Supreme Court rule'Jms
! In am wax checkmated Judge Menng-
iian," .said llerbeit Terrer, chief of
the Federal narcotic agents. "Fer net
enlv Iish every State and Fedeial ju
risdlctlnn been notified that these men
are badly wanted, but I have nrrnnged
with the authorities of New Jersey for
the blocking of every avenue of escape.
If the miner is tine that the men we
want are in Atlantic City, we shnll
rapture them in due time. I'liilei-slnnd,
I de net predict anv lmmedlnte arrests,
but I de sUv that tfiete men cannot es
cape." I he action or JuiTge I- inletter in re
hieing the hull of Annie Miller, charged
with dope sellltis. frmn 51.i.0n0 te $1(100
has nut deterred Assistnnt District At At
ternej (ioideti fmni pushing the case
against the woman who is, according
te the police, n part of the drug ring
in this I'itj. This woman, who has
already been Indicted, will probably he
placed en trial net week. Her case
hns been turned ever te the court clerk
with instructions te list It for trial nt
the earliest possible (late.
N. J. SQUANDERS MILLION IN
HIGHWAYS, SAYS HERBERT
Fermer Chairman of Read Beard
Opens Attack en Commission
Trenten. Sept. 1(1. Filing a broad
side into the Ivlwards State Hlghwav
C minissien, Jelui W. Herbert, of Hcl
inetta. former ehnlrmnn of the read
heard, charged that it is helplnK the
free-heblets of live counties te sipimiiler
SI ,000,000 of tfrninjcr's metiev te the
disadvantage of the remaining slMeen
counties. .Mr. Herbert also claims
I waste ami extravagance ha
marked the
i i'" ,' " uiiiniiii-iraueu.
. Hie action taken b the New .ler-ey
mie llignvvay emii'l'.siiiu In permit
Stale
build mad
""H'T the lteimHir-emeiit
act of P.I1S
is iiarticni'irij iiavei
In n ntntement (ii't
jeet he -ajs in liait
hv Mr
Herbert.
sited en
the siih-
"It i the Highway Heard I ha, per
mitted Atlantic County te select In.
tumlneus concrete pavement en n con
crete bne for several sections en Heme
4 in that count j at a test exceeding
?2 per wpinie jnnl the ce,t of a puve
nient eijuall.v geed or belter. A twen
ty, feel pavement ha, ll.T.'W ,iiitire
ard, te the mile. Assuming die mad
te be twenty feet wide, this shows nu
increase 'n ie,i f s'j:,dfli! a mile ever
the cenciete read.
"It his permuted Cumberland
County te select n bituminous concrete
paeinciit en seitlens of Reute Ii at
apprevlmatelv ,e p0r unre jard iliere
than the cost nf llM ordinary geed puve
incnt. I'lguiing en the read eighteen
feet In width, shows that the surlm-nig
of two In. he, of Warrcnlte add, te the
co-i ever (ne cincrite of Vji si)
iiille."
per
FRENCH SEAMEN STRIKE
Shipping In Four Ports Tied Up In
Pretest of Eight-Heur Extension
Paris. Sept. W i r,v a. P. i Half
of rrendi si,ipp,tu. Wi, He, n,, t(Mi,lv
by the .( an en's tweutj -tliree-heiir
strike of pr.it, st ngiiinst the (lovein (levein
ment s etensM f n,,, working inn
rine da.v bevend eight benis. The four
large hi'ibfis ,,f Marseilles, St. Na-
ralie, Havre ni I kirk were strike-
bound.
Cherbourg, llnst Nantes, Culnls,
Teulon mid 1,',R, hell,, harbors were
unaffected, ,'t Iturdi-iiix the werkeis
weie divided i tl" of them rvi citing for
'(ilk and ll Hier half strikiii'-. Tlii-,.
j seems tn lie i
ll.l"li1etl se I ii r te nv.
tend
the i-t! Ike
hejend the twentv-
three
hour limit
FR
DR
ADDICTS
iniWA ITER n.nnilRI flQ cnDMCD
I . . wMIIILm
T. IVI. U. A. Ur-i-IUIAL. S DEAD,''. Mather Judge
t r ft s.... . - -
General Secretary at Phlln. for 23
, Years Succumbs In Roanoke, Va.
j A messni;e fi..ni K.ianeke. Va . an-
I neunces tin de hi, there last Thursday
ei ' ' i" "gins, tr tvveniv -three
venrs geiietal .inii'tin of the 'Phila
delphia V. M C A. He iet,ed In
1!M- en ii life pension.
licferc coming te Pbibwlelel,;,, i
J1SM1. Mr Ii.nigbis bud been gmeral
secretarv at St l.e,s m t l',(1s,,,n
1 rem liosten he was ttaiisfi te this
city.
.!,'.'" "',,s' ''"""pi' mnis work was the
inillion-della,- dnve for the V. M. C A
i in lllll. His hi tilth broke down in that
I campaign and the beard sent him te
' Ihirnpe I.utle ( liange was effect, d and
at Ins own reunesi he was leiiicd at ihe
cnd of that venr. He went with Mrs
Douglas te live with their named
Khler, Mis. ,1. ( i in i. ,i, bries in i
lioaiieue .Mrs. Ueiiglas died iluee
.tears age nml the surviving meiubers
of the fainllv me Mrs. Humphries and
her brother. Waller C. Douglas, dr.. j
ntternei, nf .V.itie (Iverbioel, avenue. I
this cm. They weie with their fallic i
at his death.
David Spence
David Speine, who died Thursday!
nt his home, ;(17 Hi'iniltage siieet',
PoxheKiiigh, will he burled Meml.iv
after n after seniles at hl-i house' !
Mr. Spemer was a member nf Khtsiene i
Ledge. Ne. ll, h. (i. I, and Court !
Maliayiing, p. f ,. He Is suivlvcl
by II son, IMwaril Silence, anil in,,,
(Illllglltei's,
.Mrs I.illlau lliilicilein and
Sliltli, and ten grand-
M. Slisi
i hthlrcii
no veir want a jeiit tiikrk akk
wi'J?"1 V n,e,n ''Vd I" th Help
Wanted columns today en page 17, Adv,
SEPTEMBER 16.
HERO OF AMMONIA BLAST
BACK ON JOB WITHHEADACHE
Frederick Kauffman, Elevator Man, Who Piloted Girls te
Safety at Page & Shaw's, Never Wants te See
Anether Explosion
Krederlek Kauffman, elevnter epenf
ler nt Page & Hhnw Cemnnny, nnd
here In (he rescue work following the
ammonia tank cxplonien which occurred
(here jesterday, Is back en the job thli
nievnlnir with n hendnclie lis the only
Mind effectH he feels from the explosion.
,.r..ft... .... ..mnlxn.l nf 1, I a nna, 111
Jll((lll(lilll I,-U,l,tl (IS I,.., ,i.V -
the elevnter nfter the cxplosen until nil
empleyes in the bulldlni, lincl been taken
te the utreet In safety. Then he col
lapsed nnd hud te revived by physl
cinns. "When you pet nn eyeful nf tlint
nmtnetilii gas, yoit've get something'
Knuffmnn said this morning. "I den t
knew hew I kept going n long n I
did, except that I held my mind right
en the job of gel ting ever body out of
the building safely.
"I didn't bother trying te reassure
the hysterical gli'K" he snid. ','?
only object wns te get them out. hen
tbev fainted In the elevnter I let the
firemen curry them out nnd then stnrted
te the tipper floors iignln for nnether
lead. The girls were very much ex
cited, bu ns well hh I can remember,
only two fainted.
DAZZLES AT SHORE
Mere Than 100,000 People Wit
ness Pftgeant of March
ing Nobles
LU LU TEMPLE APPLAUDED
Special ni'vilrh tn J.Vrnli'ei PiMfe T.aterr
Atlantic City, Sept. 111. I.u Lit
Temple's crack patrol, mounted guard
and nattily garbed marchers. 1100
Nil eng, proved n big feature of the hril
llnnt Shriners' parade, staged en At
lantic avenue, this afternoon, ns the
main event of the annual pllgi image of
Crescent Temple te the shore.
Mere than l.'.OOO Nobles from n
scores of cities lu the Hast participated
in the gorgeous speitacle that moved
mnjesticallv and amid loud applause
from the em irons of the Inlet te Park
place mid the beach, where the pro pre
cession was efliclallv reviewed by Im
perial Potentate McCnndless. ether
Shrine dignitaries and city and State
officials. Police estlmnted that ever
100. 000 people saw the pageant.
Atlantic avenue was gnv with Hags
mid the emblematic crescent. while
thousands of the visitors were the red,
green and yellow colors of the order.
The presence here of Imperinl Po
tentate .lames ("Sunny Jim" l Mr-
Candlcss of Honolulu, gave the turn
out the aspect of n national conclave
and brought together potentates from
all the big Shrine centers in the ceun
try.
W. Kreeland Keinlriik, Potentate of
I.u Lu Temple mid feimer Imperial
Petetitnte of Shriners. was given a cer
dial reception all along the line of
rilkn',;. a e'l
march as did his smart looking
nobles from the Philadelphia ledge
their dazzling raiment the mounted
guards, baud and patrol bhred the
win for the thnus'ind odd Philadelphia
nobles, who in special uniform swung
down the thoroughfare. j
Crescent Temple .from Tienien. the
host orgaiil.'ilieu, mVii had a big turn- ,
out as did Mecca Temple. New Yerk,
whicli came te town lu a special train
et I'eintccii , nrs. The Zcnilni Temple
lliirrishuig Patrel, which candid off
honors at the special dilll en the Steel
Pier last night, again wen Inuiels today
In the pageant pmade.
Resides the thousands that lined At-
lantie avenue from e.irlv nfleumeu,
another vast crowd. Including ever ."flOil
of the Shriners' ladies assembled j , I
around the levicwlng vtnnd at Park I
Place set in a natuial aiupitlieatre. i
Here Miner Under ami th,, Rulers of
the Mvstie Shrine order reviewed the
spectacle.
The temples pnrtb ip.iting in lednv's
spedacle liielmleil besides ,M I,u. Ze'ni Ze'ni
be. Ilnrrisburg: I rein. Wilkes-Rnrre:
Khedive, Norfolk, Va ; Damascus'
Rechester: Rajah. Reading; Ismalia!
Ituffale; Salaam, Newark; lleumi. Rnl Rnl
tlmere; Cvprcss. Hurl fm-fl . Almas
Washlngtrui, and the Camden Shrine
Club.
, Temples that participated without
bands or patiels. bm wju, splendid
representations of uniformed nobles ,,,.
eluded Sj riu. Pitlsbiirgh . Mediiui, i'h.
i age; Acea. Richuiend ; Oiieiitn
.-sji iieiise, ,. i , ami j nrret t
(ill.
una,
SHRINERS IN AUTO RUN
COnilS mill A Tr s..
FROM PHILA. TO SHORE
Sixty Start Frem Lu Lu Temple In
Annual Trip te Atlantic City
About sivt.v Shrlni'is en'enil the
twelfth social run of I.u I.u Temple
Automobile Club fiem Pliilml, Ipbm te
Atlantic Cit.v ledav
! I he stmt was fi tint Itreai
i (iiirden streets at II e'( lock.
mid S
prlng ,
i. .1. Mather was ellicl.il
ii,n,i ii it .. , .
stnrler, I
ami I). I
,.,,.,, ,,. in,, rue euici.l lllnei
A sciet time has 1 n ,I,.,.,1
en hv
.n:. .!..!.. ..e . i. . .
mil-nils ei i no run, nun lite
car rum, li.e
nearest te this will
he dechired t.
he special pilzes
winner. There vvdl
for women drivers.
33D DEGREE MASONS OPEN
ANNUAL SESSION IN OHIO
Main Subject Is Scholarships
f0l.
cnimren of Master Masens
Cleveland, Sept
HI (II, A I
i i ne i uiri.v -mini Jiegn
Aic ui
c-
cepieii .iiii-eni ter the
N
itliein
I'nited
llleet .
sslelis
' .iiiiMiiin .itirisiiii'iieti et the
States, opened its 110th annu;,
I lng here today. The opening
i .-,,- ,-v.,ieu in iiisiiucting commit.
' tecs and formulating icpmts vvh c will
In prcseiilcl te th, ,,.(! j,, ,..,.,,,,
I iC'sliill Illesda.V. The convent i , ,.
I tunics tlirnugh Thiirsdni.
1il',"1,",1,h, ',' """l l',ll,, ' ' eon.
rldeied, III the judgment ., ,M
, Abbett, of Heshm, Mivcie,.i ..n,',1(
i ceniiiiander, is the cieatien ef'm.i-
, iliinery for the cmienliiL' ,.f si,.i.
I .lift. I. fill lll.klllitli . -s I
,, i ,,,: i"., " ."" ."'"?"
I .1, . ft "-"os. .u in,, s(
'"" " ' ""' -.iprcme council .s.,(),(iiie
i wns nppiepuuiMi ier "sinli iiiipM.R ,w
, ii.- imi,i.-ii.e ceiiucii nia.v ilelenuilie "
If the appiopilatie,, S inniliiu,.,! l)lls
, .vi'ir ii win imiiic pi,sM,,. f,.w.,,,
k, 1,1,1,1 , sll ids (.... 11,'...
.,.,"- ,,,, iiii.'u .lining men i mi
v.eiinii, one in elii'li Mate el the .
tort Ii
I I'll .VII1MI1IIC .llirllll I'tilill.
Keen regret wns e.tpn s.se,i iM ,i
iii-
iieiiii.i in i lesiu.'iu iiaruini; ti
aiicml
me 'entin. iiie I'ltnr !;t(, n,i, n) ,
Is a tlilrl.v -leenn I degree .Masen vvi.
Ii. lute the honeraiy thirty -ll.lrd .e.
gree conferred upon him, but was
fercejl te ciincel bin visit hecnmie of
the Ilmesa of Mrs. IIiirdlnK,
SHRINERS
PARADE
1922
"I don't remember hew ninny trips
I mnde. I wns excited myself nnd .the
gns wns burning my eyes nnd lungs.
If I Iind tnken my minu en uiu vye
long enough te count trips I might
have cellnpseil before the job wns
done."
Air KrmfTmnn is fertv-slx years old,
nnd lives nt r:M) Willows nvcnuc. He,
doesn't hnve much te sny nbeut being
the here of the exploflieti, ns he con
siders he did no more'tlinn nny mnn
should de. '
n nddllien te eperntlng the elevnter,
Knuffmnn Is shipper for the Pnge A
iMinw Cempnny. lie rnld thi-j morning
Hint the explosion cntised he much de
lnv yesterday nfteruoen tlmt work of
getting out orders will be piled "up te
his neck" this morning. ,He was en
the job promptly nt 8 o'clock.
"I doubt If innny of the glrla nre nt
work te dny," he said. "Some of them
were feeling bndly yesterday afternoon
nfter breathing nil that gan, and the
nervous shock te most of them wnti se
vere. As for me, I'll be satisfied if I
never see or hear nnether explosion.
My head feels nwful."
I
FACOTRGES
First Information Will Be
Ledged Today, Says Har-
risburg Repert
TO PROBE SNYDER REGIME
Special Telegram te Evening fuMfe Ledger
Il.'irrlslnirg. la., Sept. 1(1. Twe
chnrges, it wns learned tedny. will be
brought ngnint former State Treasurer
Harmen M. Keplinrt.
ICephnrt's prosecution for mnnlpuln
tlf.n of treasury records nnd withhold
ing of State money from deposit te tin.
credit of the Commonwealth hns been
recommended by Attorney (lenernl
Alter.
The first Information against Kep
hart will be ledged seinu time today,
according te the present program.
The second information will be ledged
nct week.
Deputy Attorney fieneral Hull nnd
District Attorney Meyer will held n
final conference today en tlic first
charge te be brought nnd the warrant
will then be sworn out by County De
tective Windser.
It is understood that Keplinrt hns
nrrnnged te nccept service through his
ceuiispI, Jehn R. (Jeyer.
Hull nnd Meyer have had a number
of conferences. The delny In bulging
the information Is said te he due tn
a desire en the part of the prosecution
nfliceis te exercise the greatest caution
In preparing It.
Attorney (lenernl Alter will nrrlve
here next week, nnd It Is expected he
will begin immediately n review of the
report en the nudit of State Treasurer
Sn.v tier's conduct of the treasury.
l'etltteinns 1111,1 Stnt, ,in',el.,1L'.. .. ..nl
-rl :?zjtej &!.",' :?
. in ei in,- loeiviim unvviirii ie eiiics w 1 c 1
HI.. Ill .... I..,.. t,..., ne .1... -ii , """"
,.,, ,,- ,,,,, nt,,,,,- ,, nu- niiegeii opera
tions whicli have been reported around
the Capitel.
i GIRL AMNESIA VICTIM
NOW INPHILA1HOSPITAL
1 Father of Grace Maglll, of N. Y.,
i Due In City Today
(Jrace Maglll, eighteen-vear-eld girl
who has heen in the Northeastern JIes.
pitel under the name of Ornce War
wick, a supposed amnesia victim, is
I In the Iliilndelphla (ienernl Hesp'ltal
I for observation.
Her father, August Mngill, of .",0(1
r.iist li-'d street, .New erk. is due
here today and will take her home
as -een ns the doctors sav she is well
1 Mi. Maglll said that his daughter
has been missing for six weeks. nn, jn
that time li" had spent SH.OOll bulk
ing for her. She has run away several
; limes in iccent years, the Either ai(l.
I and last summer had premised net te
leave home again without telling him
The girl said last night that she had
gene te A'-hury Park, had remained
theie a week, and then had conie te
Philadelphia te leek for work.
TWO TEACHERSROBBED
$50
Stelen Frem Stephen
Glrard
Public Scheel
The handbags of two school ten( hers
at lhe Stephen (iirard Public Si hoel. nt
Rlghtctiith street ami Sn.vder avenue.
I, ,,,,.. .,,,ln .,,Otn...l 1.11.. .1 ,...,
.. e,....-u ... -,,-,,,., nue i lit- scnnei
",,s '" s,sslen- I'hehngsrentalned S.-II
i in cash and were tallied at Slid.
I'elice or the 'twenty. eg,t, ,,n, 'A'elf
m reels, station, investigating the roh reh
her.v . snid tbev exnecteil te nrmi m.,
pupils of the .school whom the suspect
I he teachers me Misn Klteahcth Me
' iMisInnd and Miss R. jj ('ern.
The leal'heis missed tl, l,,,,ii,
C., .1 ...., . . ' "" .."("ll'llr.B
..e.. ,,. iiiniieiM ,., , ,,, M,OOl
when thej entered the room near lhe
de-., of the session. T1(,y 1(1(,p
enri'h of the school and then notified
' l- Cernl valued hiT hag at ?.". it
"euiiueii .,,, U1 , nsli. ki .Ie(',,,,u.
""'"I '""l that her bag was worth .'sl.T
'""I ''""Inllled Sa.", hi cash.
i EARTHQKE IN SpAIN
a" Cetta" in Twe vniaees de-
uiruyca Dy aneck
Vige. Spain. Sept.
A sharp cartliiiial,i
lasting seveial seconds
111
IH A. IM
hist evening,
mused the iel-
lapse el a number of small c(
lit t II Ir,., I ..
the villages of Velliehs nml i
biincalve. A
lew persons were lni,,...i
The iiiliahitniits took
fields.
lefui!
ill the
There was a reourreiue of
but with diminished iutensliv
n ipiiuter of an hour.
le shecl;,
PRISONER HANGS HIMSELF
iiuiTisniirg. M'pt, ii,.- I.ilvvaid V
limn
mitt
I , ,' ' "' ,"" ..Xlllh (l(, com.
1 suicide u the Hmitibli,
i,ii ,ir, (lit. .... -. i
,..!.... .......... . ....'--. ' '".lllj
i-riMiu .vesieiua.v in Pellef lie bm 4jMi
KEPHAR
IT
,.--...,.,,. ) in ui ,f ii it 1 1 K I I Iliil "' ' !
lleda,tcdth.'be.lc!el,lgi te.Tl ,,JI
"".I liniigcd himself i his c' 'Jt inm
I, ii'ii. ,,lil... ..:., .' ... ,.. .
II .HUH.
I a rene
Villain, was avvaiilng trial
' William
ir ,,,,(,,: -, lifts , ,,,
ier icienmus nssaut am
llltll I'V ,l,,,i
itriui' Klilunem
IVIhni priseni'is told
liiln Kiclimeud had died.
lib liiueiid
i leieveicd Kinie time age
373 Deaths for Week
There were .'i7."i deaths reported diir
ing the week ended .vesteida.v . iiccoid iicceid
illg te the wecl.l bulletlli of the )vi )vi
slen if Vital Statistics f the Muretiii
of Ileallh. 'lhh wns an Iiickmm' f
two ev. r the pievl uis vveeh um n ,,,.
ir.eie ilu.ii dui'liig the corresponding
,, .,i hi .i jcir .cw cases of
I em.
iiiuiiicaiiie umeaseH leuertei
lTttrlafr'ril,.18!HCUrlCtfeVer'10'
were ;
RACE SUICIDE I
BY EPISCOPALIA
Convention Stresses Dtrtu
Rear Families and New Prayft
is ravered
Inr41ni..1 - r. . - -
clde wns hit. n ,1nM .,... Hsct WI
crnl Convention of tin, l'WMi.B, 5'
copal Church In the Zl"." lM
H0US0 Of Illslinne nt " """' DT M
Cbtnmlsslen en Heme and lVit0,.A
in which emphnsls ls Sll5mt Itt
niity et unristtnns te rear fnm , " '
icoVhich'Uie'Heusoof'l
poses te hisert In the PrawrfeH
wmen nns tiecetnn known In cent.
circles as an "nnll-race siilc ,1 ""'w
It fellows : "cl,le rf8r,"
"IJlcss, O Ced. we pniv ti,.
nnlen of these. Thy 'e'rvnnt? ?
mny no fruitful according 0 Tl..
poses, nnd enable i,.iB 11 h. Pt
Put.
2S!!!!?.f ""tl of win the
'"Pm te trMn'
ZK'SSffi
ir ...t .1 --m
Christ. Thv Hen. n . i" ",,re,,?l
Jtltl
..r'BpnllK
ill
ii-um
in moving the substitution f .I
for rector, Ulshnr, U, p a5,i
Chicago, said the word recto r
comes from n word meenlnx : wlr!
ii-iikkui. xnnt posit en wn rf.ii'
by nishep Frederick Hur'ftS
Islnnd, who pointed out tlmt ik. i
title of most parishes wns '.h. 'l11
wardens nnd vestrvmen " t01
scir from India ,,t "the C '?n,? A
Nebraskn nnd representlmr tl. rvT 1
of Knglnnd in the ilie""? f 8j&
Prof. .Teshl told
!. I.I... UJ
the growth "rhLi'-T.""
Thcosephy nnd the Xcvv TheuK
the United States was nn in.ll?Tnl.
the Rrndual Intimidation of the l
S1,?y",b;"cf et ,f rt NntleD"B
;; ri..r.; ."'''" ,'",i: Ier te ai
se,, viniiui ie rem er n trent mJ
te the Pliiirel, n T.n' ., Krut ftrA
A heated debate followed the ,'
entntlen In tl, TI..... "i ,.."? Pr'
Heuse of IiishM.
the report en the nlnee nn,i ...H
deaconesses In the Church. Th. ...
)rk
Cflflllneilrln.l tlln rA.rt.tt.'..u .. 1
esses ns nn order in tlic minlilrr il
. u .i " , " . ' 'CM.
provided ler tlieir forma erdiniui.. 0
n liishep.
A motion, by Cameren Mann, b!d
et Seuth Merida. te av tl, V-3
il. 1.1,1. I.e.-... . ' "I'1H
i in- iBiin-i "m ncieiuee ny nnf .
Ilv a vote of forty-six te fnrtr m.v..ti
refused te recommit the report te th
commission for further consideration
Merris Enrle, of Philadelphia ml
appointed u member of the joint ceuB
misMiin uii mien races.
J lie ivev. Ij. .vi. .ie unrrs ...... j
St. Peter s Church, of I'hladelpba
presented n leselutlnn of sympathy vv
the Rev. Dr. Reese V. AKep, ofltreoil
lyn. long-time n clerical denntr t iJJ
convention. It wns adopted by'a rislj
vote.
LIVESTOCK IS BURNED
Animals
Killed In Blaze eln Bin!
at Hammonton
Kin
destre.ved the barn nnd eat'
building of Simla
lane, Hammonton
Presll. near Walnd
early today.
Kip"!!!!'!! saved the inula limine vrW,
Is uiieci uplcd. Mr. Pipsii hiTiiB
brought bis wife te Pliilndelph!'a I'
nn operation. i
Several carriages and f p nn unit!
were saved from the burning linlHln
but stock. Including Mr. Piestl'sdm'
lng horse, were burned tn death.
The damage s estimated nt no-
than ?i.'0l)0, net (evereil by Insurants
The Safety of Your JewthX
Valuable Papers, etc
can hardly be better assured
than by placing them in the Sif
Deposit Vaults of this Company.
Private bon In the Cempanr'l
vaults rent for us little ns t5rf ''
A special vnult Is Drevlded for th
storage of silverware and large il
articles.
Yeu are Invited te In-pecl thefacll
llles nnd convenience which tin
Sfe Deposit Department places l
your disposal.
GIRARD
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