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VOL. IX. NO. 5
tlnlered ns Set.en(l.ri Mttr t tl reslnfnr. at rhtladelphla. T.
Under the Act of Jfrch 8. 1810
X PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1922
rubllsbed Dsily nrnt Sunday. Subrrrtptlen Prlry tO a Ter by Mall.
Cepj right, 102.'. by I'ublle Ledger Company
PRICE TWO CENTS
1
Jwuiauuj fuuuvwuyu
n
ARREST IIS HALL MURDER
IS HINTED BY PROSECUTOR;
GRUESOME CLUE IS FOUND
Short Affidavit Alleging
Suspicion Drawn
Against Man
f MOTHER MAN PLACED
UNDER SURVEILLANCE
Oman's Handkerchief, Bloody,
Powder-Burned and Marked
: by Bullets, Found
FAMILIES OF VICTIMS
U Vii i en car nilFSTinNINR
V,HUUUU I wii wsw-s, . ,..,,,.,,
iVeman Believed te Have Clawed
Recter -and Choir Singer
Before Man Shet Them
fj a Staff Corretpendutt
New Brunswick, X. J., Sept. 19.
An arrest already may have been
made in the" mysterious murder of
(he Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and
Mre. Eleaner Rcinhardt Mills, ac
cording te a hint this afternoon from
Assistant Frofccuter Toelan.
"An arrest will be made befetc t In
lay li ever en a short affidavit elinrp;
ins suspicion of murder--if an ar
rest has net been made already,"
laid the Assistant Pre? editor sip;
niflcantly. Mr. Toelan would net explain what
he meant. Ner would he indicate
he the man was he admitted it
res a man against whom the
"short nflidavit" was te be ledged.
Second Man Under Suneillancc
Anether sensational development,
idmitted by the authorities, was
that a man outside Middlesex County
Mi under surveillance by authorities
of a neighboring county. He is the
second suspect under surveillance.
Detectives in Middlesex County
admitted that a man within their
jurisdiction was being dogged con
stantly by watchers.
One ether bit et' evidence, sin riling
In its possibilities, v is the finding of
n bleed-stained nnd bullrt-rittdhd
woman's liundkcrchif in n held near
th place where th bodies, of tin1 elrgv
raan, rector of St. .lelin the K.niigelist's
Epifcepal Church, mid Mia. Mills ihelr
ilDrer and sexten'fi wife, were found
Siturdey morning.
Geerge l)eler, nineteen renri old. n
hicfa school student. nmd' the find nnd
took the liandkcrchirf te ilie prose
cutor's eflice lierf. It .t a mnll,
cheap seman's hamlkcreliipf, ith h
touch attfmiit nt rnibreidm in one
cermr.
Otnnenifi Lviilnnadens Adanced
It was ditply Mninrd -vs 1 1 li bleed.
Thtre wrrn powder marks en it. But
neit Icnltu'nnl of all, thcre wevr tluce
IcIh iilt.
Te riiconie e.Tplnnotieni bne been
ndranciMWer the bullet hole. One iH
that the "hnndkrehipf wns folded nnd
(Ingle fhet fired through it Inte Mrs.
Milli. Anether Is that it was nwl te
corer the inuzlp of the gun tthen the
thru shots ere fired into Mr. Hall's
hud. The use of n handkeri'hirf, t lie
UTettlgaters think, may indlentn an nt
tempt te prevent powder bums that
jwuld mark bullets tired from point
Mink range.
The bej who found the handkerchief
Mid It was nbeut fifteen jard from
tb ipet where the bodies laj. It was
near a path leadinc back toward the
treets of New Brunswick.
It was learned that two persons wcre
questioned mint of last night In tli
Prpsocuter's ofliee. Ona of tlieni, it is
Mia. was Willie SHeven, pcecnlrlu
'ether of Mi-, l'rances Hall, the
ciMgyman's widow.
Rumer is busy in tlie town again.
TJ whisper that Mr. Hull nnd Mm.
Muls wcre about te olep, perhaps
pinnL-.g te go te Japan, wne, rrvind
n ?iyV l "ns rumred aUe that Mr.
nail had withdrawn a large suni of
neney from a bank last Wednesday
Indignation at Iaw's Delay
LATEST PICTURE OF SLAIN CHORISTER
Thin phetngrapli was taken net long before the injsterleus Ma fug or
Mrs. Kle.iner Mills, u va,s feuna dead bcslde tbe Ijedv of die. Km.
Kdnaiil Wheeler Hall, New Brunswick dergjnian, lm also was
murdered
Find' 'the Other Weman"
The Big Task New in Murder Mystery
Who waa the "ether woman" who saw the murder of the
lcv. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleaner Rcinhardt Mills?
Examination of the bodies disclosed that a woman's naih
had clawed the face3 of the two victims before they -Aero shot te
death.
A mark en Mrs. Mills' neck suggested, tee, that a powerful
acid might have been thrown upon her a woman's act, the police
agi ce.
There were powder burns also en Mrs. Mills' face, indicating
that the revolver was held close up. Did a woman, the peliee ask,
pinion the unfertunate victim te the ground, while a man fired
the fatal shot?
Then neighbors say they heard tve women's voices screaming
in the night. At Inst only one woman's voice rang out piercingly,
nnd ended in n wailing mean.
Did the "ether woman" who was present go out planning
merely te disfigure her victim, then scream in terror when a man
companion turned vengeful violence into murder?
The police say that the answer te these questions will contain
the solution of the crime.
DETERMINED PARENT
BALKS TWO ELOPERS
Mamma Uses Telephone te Advan
tage and Wedding Dells Peal Net
Through the rjitir-k nrtlen of hrr
parents, who instuirted Uicriffw of two
reuntlei te prevent the iimrrlngi! nf
Annn Klrehner, !!!1 North Edguwoed
Htreet, the girl and her prospective hus
band, Chailes Curry, of New Yeik,
were compelled te return home today
in single blessedness.
Miss Klrehner and Curry arrived at
rtkten early jeUerday afternoon. Wetd
bad been sent in ndvanee by Mr.
Kirchner telling Sheriff Giffeid tttat the
wcddjng wan opposed. Gifferd detained
the couple in his office until 7 o'cleek
last night te await the arrival nf Mr.
nnd Mr. Kiicliner. They failed te
appear nt that hour. The shetift pel -initted
the couple te go. Mis Klrehner,
htlll determined, nid. "We'll tj an
other plare." They hired an automobile
and went te Chestcrtewn.
' Shortly after the girl's parents and
her brother ai lived by automobile et
i:ikten.
On hearing that the couple were en
the way te Uiestertewn, Mrs. Kirchner
then wired the .sheriff there te held
them. He followed order? and held
them until the anival of the girl s
patents.
fhe and t'utiv returned with Mi
nml Mik. Klnlmei fM morning.
JURY GETS BRUNEN
CASE THURSDAY
Ellis Parker Believes Evidence Will
Held Three Suspect
"Honest Jehn" Bninen's murder in
Riverside, N. J.. March 11 last will
bn eensidererl by the Burlington Coun Ceun
tv Grand .luri neja Thursday nt Ml.
Helly.
Mrs. Pens Briinen. wife of the mur
dered man: her brother . Harry Mehr.
and Charles M. Powell, former rm rm
tilnje of ii rin us owned bv J trillion.
hue been in Sit ltnll jiil ter ixeml
months awaiting the grand-jur.i 's :irtinti
ill I he ,"a-e
I'.llis Parker. Burlington '"iiut !
trill',, nnd famous sober of murder
IllJiteilPg, is piepared te J.0 liefeie (lie
grand jurj with eideiiep he fenls ('r
tain will riult in tlxj holding of nil
thiee for trial.
I he trial ltelf, IfMrne bills are,
found, probably will take place ejirly in
October.
'Che Grand .Tuty, after rensldeilng tlie
Ut linen eld,'iice, will take up nnntber
murder wbleh nivsllfied the pelire for
ten days. It is tint of Jonas K. Vi,
jitney drner of AVrlghtsfewn, X. .1..
whose bedj was found, paitl, burin d,
In a pateh of burned-eter weed- near
Hnliicspert, N. J. Detective Packer,
after inning out various elui"., ariet
ei Krnipt Mnn. a di'erter fieni I'limii
DI. who is paid le hni' eenl'essed. Tin;
' murder of U'irtle 1'ibber. a Negro,
alee w Ml be linestigated. Cushion Stout,
likewlsi u Negro, Is licensed of the Kill -ltiS.
PHILA. BRIDE ACCUSES
HUSBAND OF BIGAMY
n
HARDING'S VETO
OF BONUS READY
FORHOUSETODAY
!
ROBBERS FAILED
VALENTINO HAD 10
President Discusses Message te
Congress With His
Cabinet
FURTHER CONFERENCES
WITH SEVERAL SENATORS
Heuse Will Take Ne Action en
Repassage Until
Tomorrow
Fj .tllOf fltf'l I'K.I
Washington. Sept. 10. President
Harding' ineatnge rleing the Seldleis
Rnnus Hill w I- lOinplelrd tills fore,
neon nnd it wn Indliiitrd nt th"
'hiie lleue tlmi It would be sent te
the Heuse piebabh befme I P. M. The
Prenl"nt iscii"-''d llie mesagq with
bis ('abiiut, wbiih assembled nt II
A. M
Before meeting with lu eflb inl fam
ily the neeiille lenlinucd his eon een
ferenres wiib Senater.'. Ins rollers In
eludmg Sennteis Cameion. of Arizena:
Norb"-k, of Seuth Daketa: OddK of
Nevada, and Stanlield, of Oregon, who
ei for the 'ieiiiis in the Senate.
The four Senators were understood
te line gene le the White Heuse, nt the
Imitation el the President, who. It was
l-iild. nked Ibeni te gil" erleiiSi eon een
siib'ralimi te figures lie planned te pre
peni ;is le the fiiiiiuri il nndltinu of the
Gen innient nnd tbedinin wbleh would
b imperd en the tiriisun by th"
bonus
llmi-.e lenders bid ai ringed in tlie
viii of e eie te defr until tomorrow
the ine'e in irpns lb" bill. 'I be pro
gram tedm enlkil ter in t ion en im
port nit lenfereiien report" and ether
inen,e,rPK r,hiei It w.is desired te dl"
pni of mfni the perlblill' of the
Ins" of a working cpieriim.
J'neiids of the bc'iius nppehred con
fident that mere thnu the nece'snrv two twe
tliinN majenlj could be obtained In
tlie Heuse, but thi did net jeepi te be
nnv tee hopeful about the eituiitien in
tiie Senate
Opponents of the beium claimed te
liae In that body nt least two mere
than the nercs5nr one-third te sus
tain a veto and ixpiespd belief that
before the roll call there would be nt
leaist U,e mere additions te their runk.s.
OHIO TO VOTE ON PROPOSAL
TO LEGALIZE BEER AND WINE
Court Orders State Constitutional
Amendment Submitted te Electors
( elmnliii-,, O.. Sept I'i i H A.P.i
Oil e, lit tin NeM'lilber elictlen. will
State roiistitiitleiml amend
ment te r-nip tin. tii.iiiufaeluie and
"ali1 of llglit v itie nnd In er
MM... ..'. .. i. .. . . ...
i ne ri.iu ,-iiprenie i diiri led.iy or-
.sei'iilan et M,tt! Smith lu iji.
Grief-Ridden Relatives
of Dead Toilers Await
Bodies Frem Mine Pit
Jacksen Is Scene of Sorrow and Silence as
Lest Miners' Brave but Futile Battle
Agaiiisl Fumes Is Told by Would-Be
Rescuing Crews
FflANG OPPOSES
WAR ON TURKS;
T N M
Hu ttiei altd Pies
Jacksen. Calif.. Sept. 10. Jacksen.
a mn.ng town ,n tne J etner ..ea, -.. , ipxlw,t tclCFrnpili;,
reuntry, has paid the tell demanded of proffer" of nssi&tnnre. The Kenncdj
tuose who de ve in tlie earth ter go in. jr n n? Cemtian. oneratera ei an un
ship of minen bunging hearty offers of
i-ervtcc from nil who euld get te .lack
sr.n. Mining temnatiieH in distant
deied
E n.ll.. LI. I. M-Al.n A-f I I .
eurnicr iTiifca mcicii nn.nicu .u w.j(te en n
W. McVeigh Three Months Age
Airy. JannM V Mi Veigli. Inimeily
Miss Helen Mi .Men, r,-i:;" AddNeii
street, a bride of I line inentli. i iued
her husband-, airest in Allnnile Citv
when slie dlsiexered, she ms, that be
haw another wlte in thl eltj .
MeWigli nnd the former Miss Ie.len
vreie married June :i nt Media b.
Jiisttie of the Pence Williamson. The
newly-weds went te Atlantic l'itj.
.. I.ha . I... i.in.li. ,lii.ir lnitnn n I1T
nil. ir ini; iimi.i ..-...- ... I
I'olsem avenue. McVeigh Is empeed
In the I nleii Ti.msfer Cempnm .n the
sheie.
'llie boiienieon was bla-ted. 'he tor ter
mer Miss Mcec itssc-rts. when she di di
ceiered tbiit McVeigh Is tin husband
of Mrs. Mni Me eigh, ivje Seuth
,. e. ......!. f r.,i ,.:,.!.
nnocieiL sllt(L, iiiiini .-I .,-,, inu .-. .
..ii -i.i . i.ii. i '
'ic ii -i' ii -urn mi'i. ,i
J.., i... i. ...... ... At-.u i ... .i 'li'
1 lie nrili' m' in 'e .unuii .nil, i..iu ( .
Mil- slrn't Mis, Is0 eiI,h rpln.
brutes her Ill'Jd blitbdin f niitit insr tin
and stands unafraid but net dry-eyed
today.
I'erty-seven of Jncksen'6 men die-J
in the Argonaut mine early en the
morning of August 2g jt ,U1S injirned
Inst night, and tednv the town awaits
the bringing ul their bodies lretn tin
lock tunnel, vnlled in with llim v
bulkheads of their own buildin;. that
had been their tomb for ihvee weeks
Hut JncWu i unafraid, for hci m'li
showed th"j knew hew te die More
over, these it, Im diil net inert that fate
jbewed thr knew hew te live, for tliev
gave of them&'lves without stint In the
effort te gave their entombed fellow?
It was Callfurnii's worst mine dis
aster, in one of California'! greatest
geld producers, and it wn the hardest
blew Jackuen mr hai had te puffer.
Threp weeks age lit Sundn uigbt
men deep in the Argennut iielieed tiiej
fraelleil smoke A shift bes took two
men nnd went te investigate. They
found the fbnft ntir nt the .".WO-feet
level, chanced deith from gas nnd wm
cnrrieil through Hi" firr tj-, the top of
the mine. Then 1 gan the work of tire
bghting Trlijeh prrentlv merged into
one of res, ue for tin men below . for
the fire blocked the nhaft and prevented
the rv ape of tlie miners.
Men enme from all ever the West te
offer their scrvieps,, the curious Hlnw -
joining shaft, sunk the bitterness of n
law suit in its willingness te be of
sen ice and leaned all its property and
facilities te the work of icseue.
Ter many weary days, disappointed
some times bv unexpected dlnicultie"
and hearten-d some times by ceuall
Ulievpccted bits of geed lliek. ICfciic
rrers Hree llireugh the choked ttllini'1
that once hail connected the two mines
or biilered nt the rock separating en"
of the Kennedy's dvf'i from the Argo
naut's V.'W-feet lee. Knrlv jesterdav
a drill wis driven through tlie lust Lar
nr of rock into the Argonaut
Risk Their Own Uves
1 Sweating tiheulilerf. and unbreakable
villa drove stel picks at the rock until
this hole hid been enlarged enough te
I permit a man te pass. ie men made
a bastv and unautheri.ed etploi.itlen
j of part of the Argonaut, seeking cur
I ivers at the imminent rUk of their own
lives, -j up opening was enlarged e
t lint- a tcseup i row reul pass, nnd nil
d.ii nxploratlen
lepiilt .
llie leieis were fieir. mere n.is no
sifn of am miner left in iIimii. citliei
dead or alive. 'I he reeiir. t.-en Inm
pned bv their eTTgti helmets nnd the
i beat of the underground weikinrc,
Political and Military
Moves in Near East Crisis
went en without
there
any
turned their attention te etnlering the
rcnllnad en Tat- Trnlj--twn. column On
7
LAST-MINUTE NEWS
T
0 SCARE WOMAN
Bookkeeper in Darby Milk Sta
tion ,Lengs te "Get Her
Hands en Them"
"NEVER WILL FORGET THEM"
PAR
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Mrs. Ada Wallace, bookkeeper at the
Supplce-Wills-Jenes milk depot in
ParM, is longing te "get her hands'
en the two bandits who invaded the
office icsterdnj ami eseaprd with
5C000.
"I will nerer forget the fenturea et
, . ........ . f nmftrl nil,! thum rmr
with the growing nimers is u rising I 0f lO.fHjO," she 6nld tedny ns she nar
rated tlie swlitlj moving cveniB ei uie
ludlgnatinn thnt arrests hae net been
M. Many persons in the town who
new the persons invehed in the mur
r declare the police haie been awnie
worn the first who committed the crime.
,'!!?.'i'n)eiU B expressed thnt no one is
PUIelv known te be in cuMedi.
Th Hall and .Mills families were
, !"lenJ today te attend a conference
.,, .? 1'r,'',5',','"e"-'s eilice, thfie te lie
qwtlnned one bv one and in detail
rrlw' ''''inistanres that led te the
Thee onto, cnee. In the idbce of Pme.
vr.. Ur"r- Middlesex Count.
fUB.ni"l7"1 ,n ,,,10 ),",f' f",' the
ral this mernli.g of Mrs. MilK
ter?n,Was ,l.,,rlf'd .,rem "" nndertaker's
ff'f' VlU nh ,l trw ""''"'lies d
ia his VhmVh ,nrscly nucmIC(i
It? ,"Vsht nB'ther JameH Mills, the
MWl bnsband ; Mrs. Halt. ,.'".
. at,, tl.c J , i3 children. Ch.niotte,
"V'sll eaii, Oil. Mill 11,11, In '
III,... ..." -' ' "!'-
Iml.l .1111
"T wnsn't unred." she continued. "I
suppose you might Hn T was keyed up
with nervous exntenicnt and wntched
tin robbers with the detachment of some
one at a pla."
Mrs. Wallace untied and added:
'I neer saw nienej go cu last in
niy life." ,.,.,,
Tli' police arc eemlnieil tlint tlie
rebbiTN. ciigineeicil lie nulnino nulnine
bllc liii'inlits. was pl.inned In some one
familiar with the depot, perhaps a for
mer enipteje
His Attorney Says Company
Feared Werk Would Be
Handicapped
WEEKLY SALARY IS $1250
New Yerk, Sept. 10. Itodelph Val Val
entieo sat two hours among Uie aud
itors in the Supreme Court yesterday
while his lawyer, Arthur Btitlrr
Graham, delivired a twentv-fenr-reel
complaint te Justice Wasscriegel
ngeinst the Famous Players-1, isky Cor
poration. If Valentine registered anything, it
was impassivity.
Ills lawyer supplied the emotion.
nr. wrnnam s dellverr wn rinri,i
le Atedln nnd told
District Atlnim'. la.Mer of tnc mar
riages, .liisiicc Willinuisnii issued n
wnrianl chaiging blgam .mil Mcelgh
was nriesteil last Sundae, liitcctnc
fC'I'oele. et Debiwnic I 'until . went te
the slieie hist night nnd identified M, -Veigh.
'I he nccii-cil biisbind has linn
reb'.ivil in SIOiiU bail, pending t ic ,i;.
rlal of miulsiiien papers.
KEPHART GIVES BAIL
Puts Up $5000 for Hearing at Har
risburg Tomorrow Evening
llarilsbing. Pa.. Sept. 10.- 1'urmer
State Ticnsiirer lliiiniuii M. Ketibait
1 tednv nicepted Sfrvtte of the w.uraut
issued at the liistainc et tin- Attorney
tienernl. charging him with misi,
ineniinr In eilice and nitercl ,"iilii bad
for n heuing tommiew niht '1 In for
mer Treasurer went te the etitic of l
derntnn W I,. Windser. Jr . mid in
i ss thin tle niln.utc, (lie detail 'ire
gene through Willi.
Ills counsel dcclnrcd theic would be
no waning of n hearing and thai b"
was pn pared te cente.st the ensi
WIDOWER WILL RESUME
SfUDY FOR PRIESTHOOD
im- piopesn en tne n met in. a nnn
d.iinus nctien bietigbt bj i'. itsiorhlieu
opposed te lehibifiiui. sponsors of the
ameiidmeiii, i,fter the Sceietatv lind re
fused le ei'rtlf.i tin' amendnietit for ,
vote. The Alitl-Sltloen I.e.igne will
appeal te tin I iiitcd State Supicme
Cem l.
101-POUND BIRTHDAY CAKE
IS CUT FOR MRS. DYSON
Aged Weman Celebrates Occasion
Without Usual Family Reunion
pound for even ve-n-: Thnt is
blitlnlM , ik, weighing llil pounds.
Mrs. ngiline 1)miii. of I'M I Hen-
GERMANS MArTE PR-WAK DEUT PAYMENT
BERLIN, Stpt. 19. The Government, iceeidmg te the news
papers, has paid te thu Allies 10.000,00'J f-elrl marks ns pan of
thu JUat.illm' nt of JJS.'IOO.OOO tlm- in liquklatien et Get ninny's
private pre wai debts, te .illrcd tuitiens.
COAL CARLOADINGS TAKE JUMP
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. Iueuateb in the number et uii
luaded ler labt Friday are: bituminous, f,:7,07l cais, an incteast
ever the piecedinj day of 018 cars nnd au ineunw ever tlie
avcrayc daily luadtujj m September list yrais of U'JIl ciis. ja.
tbracitt, leadiuys tetalled -1701 caih, in incrudse ever the jm
M. 11-. 1...- -. tQi'l ..... C-.A ry ,-v ,. .. .,' . ..
viuiuj, uy u. visjvj iau uui fit tara icjs cnaa tuc dally jverarrr i
for Se'Titcninir luut year,
2 OPERATORS CUT
UR
E
KANSAS LABOR
'ti-
MA
A
L
PRICE
COURT LAW FOR U
(eminent
centin,' her
field
It is believe,!
tlie arrival of Lord
SCnzen. tin itritish Foreign Secretan
who is tipectcd tonight from Londen
'will probably t-su!t in 'a Haiice-Hiltl'
accord (Londen advices, apparentl
ih sbe wiis b"lli.. uiiil her etic lcirrct
is that she his te be in bed, due te n.
slight Imlispositieii, nnd i.innet h.ne
the i eleluiitie i sin lnd Inst ynir.
Hi r iih.iucs number mere than L'00,
iiiul include tm generation -I.
Air- Ises daughter. Mrs. Ilenr.
i'lsber. with whom she IUc, bus cut
tin cuke wiih its Migi.r icing urn fcnt
.i plcri, te inch iilntiic. A sptclnl
piece was ent te Mrs. Catherine liu
chnnan, pightj -'en n je.iis old, wlie
wns ring bearer ut Mr. DysenN wed
ding eight -four 'earn age.
POLICE IN DRUG RAID
lllte.
Other Big Producers of Anthra
cite, However, Announce In
creases of 10 te 50 Cents
BOARD TO MEET THURSDAY
dustrial Statute te Railroad
Business Is Begun
B'ILL BEFORE CONGRESS
Prices of hard coal .it the minrs prob
ably will be ned In the PennsyUanli
Puel Commission at i meeting te be
held here Thin iluv t the ime time
" 1' Hurts
lipe" c'lts'k-
Ung up en prices nargen nj i", ai com
Animal Property of Weman Addict, dealers.
-iemners
i1
PCT DCT IAUITC dat '"'' ' 'mnilleiiers win i
Utl rtl WHITE RATjfrnm inestigaiers win I'n
of the Cemmiss,iin an
neunced in Hnrrishurg tedni tint as railroad indiisMi Im. b,.ii -,,r,n,t ..
'net's in i ,,, f ,
One of Four Persons Held
I mil nlligcfi tiriig addicts nnd a the result of il ries of cnnlere
white rat were the net ret-ult of a raid i the State Capitel, two of the l)lggrt
j In police late lat night upon a house anthracite coal producing companies in
en lentil street noee lireen The ml
Edward J. Oyer Years Age Left
Seminary te Enter Business
4 ... lin-ltir Clll1lrll fj. tlin iihi. t.
. . --..-..,. t.n ' ii urn l Ul liii""ti -i 'itin M iwi i it " l t '"
Him wie receiiimcni, or a leng-nifrerlng ' beuil enh te enter business and main
actor turn ng at last en his pcrsi-mter! en leaiing tb seminar, lldwnid .1
"C,: ' i 'V,'l'"r Miewii etiieiwlM, ns
ine.l'',l,Mf-' tHineus witi' llet,
qutotienctl later. Prosecutor llick llick
be'n nb0lllI,ft unty. Ains present
utSew" rvuntB i ,ie jIun
'M Crime "IUcnlulnrled,,
Weman fllrlnm.lv ,,.!.. I . r
taUinJS'. Mills, befern'tan;' wnc
ten"'. i. ,r,l,,B ,0 " reeiin'liiic.
rt, "" ''''I'1"'.
" woman tucd her mills n their
' Continued
lll
and declaring thnt !1;,0 a week is net
eneugn, espccmil wlicii Anlcntine I ml
te pay n renl bull-tighter insti in ler
is.'O a week out el Iiif own pe, Krl
That was mil one of l,e inniplunts
"This eorpeiatioii lollewnl t, 0n-.
ilinwii out method nf In,.,,!.,,,,. .I.",.
'I he perfect timing of the lubber te , man." (iraliam inniplnliied. te ninke
take plnee just after route collectors) linn mm iracianie ter the neit tbiee ru.irs
i .1. , ... .1.,. .tnnnl un.l lenfalt..l He ClntlllCil flint 'n tun I I .. I I I
ail nriiMii "" "'i"" " '""x -- -- ...... ,,,, uenn nccenleii
their week's enlleclliniB Is tbe baslb for , subjected te mistreatment following his I'a lie
tins belief, but after working en the cane marriage te Mln Iludnul. the ecu porn- six' icir
all of last nlglit, no urne-is nam yei i """ uiiipinnip nun re temi nis tirlde te
been made. I the I.nst two daii after the marriage,
"The enh thing we are certain of." fro bhe would net interfere with his work
Count v Det'eetiie O. N. Smith (.aid tbisl In tlm Mtidle.
meruirig, "is i hut the bandits mine I lint in sit nn n,.i
ren Philadelphia. The Philadelphia ' . - C Ml en .m-el
police are working en the case Chief , A'cerding , , ln , (wrrr
of Pehie nuchman and 1 Fpent all of 1'"'' cave him n dress, K rilnn,
',i "i i, e'niuiiig reserrfri
for 'extra' n ters while in , stHr
building reieral dressing rooms were
ncant He aked (or a couch, 'there
Is alwaja a couch In the star's room
But the) gave him a table, a Moel nnd
two small chalrn. H'hcn be came back
te his dreesing room te lie down h vflR
compelled te lie en the carpet "en the
mnerete Meer, with nn oiercent rolled
lip lllliirr in-, le.lll.
I yer, tmmeri) ei mw cm, tuis i.
sii'med his studies, ntul his mdinilimi
will b mi'' et the lnsf dill, is el the
lilght U"i Ml'bael ,1. Keies when the
In 1 1 ei liei mill's llishei of tin i.i-iv,. ,.f
Simiiiunh in at mi enrh dale.
tci tbe ilr.it li of his wit, n'ni.il
I c.i Is iu Mr l')cr dei idi d te ie-unie
his studies for llie pilcslhoed and win
I'pted nt ?st. incents Alibsi, lieatn,
hinricii nis nrst leuj-e ort
i icirs age. wnen lie cntein M
Chailes ltoiremco Semlnan, Owrbroek
Mr. I r has a .son who is mnriicd
i diets were held under bill bv Magis
trate Ceward in the Central Station te-
I din and the white rat taken m ihargi
h) Detect ie Mi llliams
I aptaln et Police A an Hern re
ccliei a tip a "dm; pirt)" wns in
pregiess -it thc'lciith Street address, fie
assigned I Ictecihes, c illlnin., Mc.
pevitl nnd Clirk te make n nid 'Hie
plnce is n lodging house, nnd the pro pre pro
pneter rendih ndii'ittcd th" detectives,
, In n room were found Fnriesi Kelly,
I I'llie Kelh mid Annn Silicr It win
declared nt ted.ii's henrinc all were nu
der the iiitliinice of ir'n.s , snnll
pilfkllge i milllllllllg 'ihnt l. belleipi In
he herein w is leiind iinile, i ,1m, r In
i biircini ilriwei wns a In h i mil out-
, l',t
I., tei, .1 ii k s.r-i w . nnesteil ni
l'lght i and Jspiing 'iinlii "riet. I,,
his oem wis feuml iuiit ilipr's nn
i white rat and a nuantit) of powder be- ' increased the prlie
leifrt te lie n mug plnlnn prices et m
KU KLUX JURORS BARRED
"Klansnien Can't Serve
last night going eer eier.v detail of
the case trying te disclose some line en
which te work it t mini te fay when
an arrest will be made."
Lslng a stolen nutomebilo for which
the police of Philadelphia had been
searching all dnv, the bandlta nrrlied In
front of the milk depot, et Heientn nnd
Pine fctreetc. darby, about tt :.'!() o'clock
j (.stcriiay afternoon
Court," Chicago Judge Says
hirage, Sept Ifi Membrrs el the
Ku Kluv Wan were deehred hnnd
from jur) erire befeie Judge PnM, jU
the Superior Court esterda) uhen he
examined t" panels of lemremeii
railed te lienr eoiuaieii law cases
As ench iurnr held up ,s r,K, iulnu
(0 be SWOrn. .llldge Dmirl nim.it mn...l
bim as te whether he waa a member of
l lien iriesteii Anna Stherfiied, "I ,
den t mre what happens te mc but,
please take cin- of niv little whtfe i,it
jl home."
Se Deteitiic McWilli.nns tenk the ef
III i linri-,
Ai the heirlng Silicr ir,e(j i,, ,n,,
My nil thi blnnn , nnd nl. nl,,l w th ilv
Pennsslvnnla haie ngreed ie sell coal at
prices lower than 1'im Marcl .
I'er the lirst hip In anthracite hi' hi'
ferv the Philadelphia no I It' uling I'eil
and Iren Cempini hi- finld te puhli-h
itr usunl eiri'itl.T- timg iie pri, e of
domestic sics ew j,r ,'c for sti-ani
sizes w'ere .inneuncnl I'-nrdn hew
eier, and are from tn,nii the cms
te tlft) cents higher than i" Map h The
new prices ran;'- ft-m '.' " .yt ter
buckwheat, baric) and ri, si,,.. at the
mines.
The Delaware md I In, is n Ceal
Company, one of the lnr;e pi rating
rencems that uppli I inl mil almost
entireh te the N'i'n 'Serk mail.et hiis
anneiiuced a new pi i. c it Ss, -, tnn
ter domestic sUcs n t'c i, nr. nk
Is nn incrense et fir, i nn jenu ie
lltteeii icnts eei In -i pi ins s" P
'billies K Scull, '.'ar e the
Philadelphia Coel 1 v I n ni,l thu
some of the lniepeud in operiiers lind
II i I hn pi-
I ten f ir a i enl
Ien.
ill
pparentiy
:ne no indiintleii of nn ncie-
. incut, ns (ireat Hritnln remains firm
Campaign for Adaptation of In-' "' I,,,r derision for military action i.
Great Effert for Peace
The greatest effort is being mnde te
i aim thi fears cf (he Unlkan State".
1 Ml lenhdenee is expressed bi elielnl
here tlmt tlierc will be n pacific sn9.
menr of the Near I'astcrn crisis.
lord t urzen's task, press dispatch
indicate, is te cenifnec Premier Pom Pem
care that the P.ritjsh de net Inteml
te make another Gibraltar of the Strnlt
of Dardanelles thnt bigger issjpH tlmn
Turk nre nr stake, and tliat the.
whe'e future of the Mnlknns nnd the
relations of .s-mlit Itiissm nub thu
Near Kist depend iiikei safcgunrdiiig
Consiaiiiinepln from Turkish occupa
tion I'iceipr of further a iiraines that
Miistnpba Kemal Pasha hne no Inien
iiiui of ittncklng the nenti.il rene of thi
Dardanelles or of einsiing te Thrice hfla
scried te strengthen the l'rpnch nttl
fide md It Is said here that Lord ( ur ur
7ei, tnr from renierting Premier Poln Peln
iiie. it mere likel; te be com i rteij himself
(.ii.iti. itr
rs.i ( LIVIO.N A
Tiirr t errespnnilfnt V.inln l'-b'lr I.rdcrr
Cepuiwlil " hi ll I eilwr i empn ,j
Washington, , pf je. xiie mm
I'aign te h,n, i ,i prinf nlcs ,,f n,,.
Kaiis is Industrial i e.i -r law ,i,,,pic I
bv Cnngre. f,,r tin ngnlatini of the
iciaiieiis et labor .im catnt.il ,e il
in
in
elln. ..n, i . ... ..
'-, .loin nincriier .iirn. et lanns,
te Iepicsrntnt,0 iir,, Mr ,,r(!
his llltrndli. e,l ,il In .he 'e-irr !ir.s,
which npp,es ih , c, ,.,f t, xn'
cns law te trnnp,,rl.it, en i;0icni..r
Mien's letter makes ie ni kn! I s, .
mg of the cffcstivcnr. f ,t K llVIl
s.'svm ii; pie.ervnig indii-lml p. nee
Tin- Kansas ln appl,,, , n
dusnes essenni te ,,, ,,!,, vel(tiri
I III I loch lull differs , .....
hoi,,,. i . ., ." ' n"'M 'I
"" ''"I "' rne inilieniN
aii-ptimi cm,,, ,,. , ,.H,,, n,,,u
te detcinnie working -oudillens In e,
". disputes mr, ,, ,M,p,r,
Ilieie, s v I'eji ., nr. ,,, ,,(
Is llireinen, il
Hid
spin
ll
cir
I I'll
linglMrnie ie scpri l M.eis te all in
flillltieii for cure md te er Ii i ni Sinn)
trial for nil Thu wns refused r he
Kelly s wcic held under SblMi bll as
addicts, and tlm Mlwrs under JJOdii
bnil euch. ehnrged with being addicts
,nnd with hiulng drugs Illegally In their
'pos'ejslen.
nnd SI."- ter tlie lnigr -i 4 ceneiall) i
queiei, in reinuers nere,
"In one case," s,n,) t, , "a
retailer is selling mhI nr V a ten
for larger rWes, but is stipu itfng ,,,,
th bill that if the price hn .11 . tiTi
it th mine peimit hii.i i . n
lower retail pi be he unl , ; MJ the
difference.
"Nobedi in the irl.il mil ', isniess
knows it piesent what he will e , nlled
en te ps for his snppj. se ti it ,, ,.
impossible te say what the p'tiil price
will be nt the present tinv ln the
commission has lued prices t ,he
tlllliee. if it (Iecs hX them, ine irtniler
tnlb-.t.ic l!rg,ii,,j l,., ,.,,
The n.-li ,.f .i.e-,,w. In, .-,,,, . ,
disiiu.ti, re e-,,f,i , ,,,. ,. ; ;,
l"gnl giiii, ter eiganie,i .,,r ,.,, .
the further right te a liumr
rpeia., in ,l. hill ,he,ni ,,,
:rcnt for lint uenl.1 .i.i.i..i. ...
priuiipi,, b, h,ci, d.spn,,.; llllBilf ,;
settled where ,,e nerhinj ,s f,xd
.. ,iK, i ei inuiii, ninis ,e s,,,,, ,Wl.i
enpln,. i ,,, si,,,,
lev n ev ari te,
III
is declared, but
picketins- ,,nd similar
iii,en
Mr He, h is n n,rn, ei
bio and pressine t n n
siren.the.iiiig ,1,,. inl
w ill Im gi h eeine triun i.
ku nn' innrends in,
,f
the
en r i
liu.
fi
JMrer
oe I'Bge Tme,
leliiinii Twe
VT
& a jenr TiiEnn
tOm advttrttaaA ln th.
t04y A.CftM S:
ARK
JUlB
'Mm,
COFFEE SCALDS FATAL
Illlllls llieiiiil when he spilled II Clip
of hut niflcc out In beic iiniM'd lh
ileal h ledin el Knicst Liuilc, two .irais
old, of '.Kill Dudley Mrret
"When he wan acting in Mlleml nnd I? h,?!M l-"',''tT ,,l,(1 pnttleulni 1) of the
Sand' llie) erected makeidiift dn"s K'. slllvK,""1 , .
Ing loom ler liiiu In the mien wiiheut ' "'' '" '"leinte am n, , ,,,
I will knew uhere he stands
HORNE COMING TO U. S.
a top
in 1 1 1 in
sun was I, inning het The
w.ii u ii (.mill. The.i cue him
si we as a puei
who is ntbllnti d
ATLANTIC
I'rlced llei
n half-banel upslde down as n "eat and I'"11""' ;i",,:I" ,.'. declared
nr.Uh" ll0 '''Wd W thing, he could no t fcV' 'n1' .K.-.LJ .
CITY'S HKMT MOmnUTII
Uln Elberea.A. Iroauetfc i4v. Ctm)tnatlAnTwr9imd-4,tiB,CHBmn
$1000 In Poultry Stelen
Thices usiied the chiiken roost of
II P Pnnceisi who 1 1, imIh, ts dj,
Allendale fnnn neni inisew,i las,
en nil) insc before me night nnd leek . I " low Is he, , p
"mi it 11 i such in .'inn iraiicu into , , i m h w in i Ms I,
Mem I uaicd ie ,-ei i emu n
i.npn ..,. -
-s.,s sll- 1,1... , , 1. .
nVD, III" - llUllsl-liqi b
iivfl'icu, is ia seu for
tarn
,r I..
Heard
III bin
I f I llltl II 1 .111 ..
or n stieng b.ni.l than ,Je the iu.rl.i rs
tioieiner llPn snjR
l)Pluil l.isfl ( it,,
i ting as
-..- IPrwell "flulens and they annet-.erval -BE ou ioekivc. ren. HELrr
Londen. Sept 111 , it, p , s,,,
llelieil Steiensen Hiine. I hmn ell..r t
I the 1'tcl eflir. will he the h n I, ,j mem
bei of ihc llrltisl, debt l ,. ,. , , ,n
I, en mill n in vihll tlie I me I
V -
-SlWUtanjanOJs4;.rii.(u -3&t
tlie I me I .stale.
piirpn.se, it ,
America. October
a root , nl r,., i,.,l
ll... t...l.. .-,.!-.. ....'. "'
..,. .Miiiisiriai tour, in. rendiied fer-M-tue
linpeitnnt de. i-eens win, h ,eat
i" wng.s d wrtktng , ..millions n, ,l
ni'listries .,, .,.,,,,, ,, ,,
"""I 'I I IH si ,iM lf
l' line., h,i e in, u ,,
i Ipleji . and ih, i in I
!Ml pei icin f ,
brought by empleyes
nere li t typical w- Soen nfter
I. I si . ,t
' l"),l helh I
y i'i"! i'ii
f I'llie bein
- wpicai in
' IaiiiIeii, Sept. Ill I Hi A P. i Thi
lirilish I'ibinrt takes the nttitud" that
(,reit Hrli'iln will undirtnke niilitiiry
.ieiK.ii alone, if neeissnrv indepeiiden't
of France and Italy , te protect the free
dom of th" Dird.uil'is , wns nil
thentnni" i stated after this forenoon a
pretrm te.J Culinr meeting
An i.raeliil ceiii,uiilii,e Issimd ffem
1 low ni, u street fills after, 10011 sns
1 "It ts stited in winie in w spapers thnt
the se,m eflici il de l.irn t Inn of policy
i.siie.l ,.. the preps siiui.a new is re
; ' I I- miftik.'ii in- de I ion rnuiPiit.
I his .i iiem flit i. in i pi,
T ' ni i llll nl 'no of ell' gnei, je
the pt,s nnir..ii reperieil the de
, isieiis ,f llj. -j 1 i lift of the prcilein
dm i nd wns issued with tlm apprevnl
et nl' the Ministers in Londen in order
ihit public opinion throughout the em-
' pir should be left no doubt regarding
tic alms nnd lnintieiiK of the i!ntlh
(Jeiei nine, it en lie .piestnui of linperial
pelici ie which t'le support el' the de
I minions had been united bj telegram.
t .Mtlslieil Nili Suppnit
llie rnblnei i well sati-lipd with
uie ., ppert ii'ieidi-d te it net niil-
Ill's iiniii-i but in IV inmi,i,ijiis
s ,.p. ute, ,n the itl.giam -rn, by
lb. , limit i te th. Pi'ii . Mi, Isiri-. of
usti il,a ami New e.iinni. i.sicrdn,
the i nipir will nnt .ensen! te nacrlfice
the le.ui, of the gnllant rtruggle nud
dn'i.n,. ufierlsi of her -un-i m tb
western fheatr, '
At ilns icinliig s mining et the rub
inei Lord ' nrrni the S. cretnrv for
r.ir.igu f n . i . ,. ninj li nn ) Instrue Instrue
liens w 1 1, tilneii. e I,, ,,, , .,,,,MB ,.
f,r,iic wiib Prnnwr Peiiniin The
i'i thin the I'lcii. b weiid wlihdrmw
( ni.tbiuf.l en I' icr I iirnli (.,,. ( elitinn Tw
lc Uetltrr. Ilt em of lh Slt ,iMiT
t,n hfgunJ in UU car. eS wi bbS
French Cabinet Approves "Pa
cific" Policy Te Recall
Troops Frem Asia Miner
ENGLAND TO USE MILITARY
FORCE ALONE IF NECESSARY
Lloyd Geerge Determined te
Protect Dardanelles Soldiers
Entrench at Chanak
JUGO-SLAVS MOBILIZED
Strengthening of Engli&h De
fense Forestalls Nationalist
Coup, Is Belief
2
Gicat Britain will undertake mil
itary action nlene if necessary te
ruarri irecdeni of Dardanelles.
I'rpticli Cabinet approves Peincare'n
"pacific" policy and withdrawal of
''icnrh troops from Asia Miner.
1 irmly oppe'-n any military
action.
Italy decide te cnd back cenlintjpnt
from neutral zone.
British troops enticnch en A3iati
side of straits. FJnprlish 3hipn
niobeli7.c. Armed foiees believad
te have forestalled Turkish coup.
Jure-Slaua mebiii.c troepr f
Utiard Thrace.
Scores die of exposure in Smyrna. '
Rj Asteciatcd Ttfi
raris. Sept. 10. The I"reneb Cab
inet today unanimously nppreied wlmt
li rbaineteris(l as "the pacific" policy
of Prejuicr Pelncnrc in the Near l'ast
and th withdrawal of all the French
troops from Asia Miner te the I'rench
ide of the Straits of the Dardanelles
The Cnbinet wjnt firmly en record
ni being opposed te any form of mill
fary action as a means of 'ttlement
In the Turoe-flrcel. situation. It em
phasized the necessity of reaching an
agreement through diplomatic channels
and "rentunlly bj a peace conference.
Thr order for the withdrawal of h
French forces from Chatnk. th kr
position of the southern shore of th
straits of Dardanelles. w sent Iat
i last night hi Premier Pelrjcar and will
jbe carried out tonight or tomeirow. Th"
French High Commissioner (leiieral
, Pell, has men fetjt te Smyrna te con
ifer with Mustnphn Kemal Pasha, in
form lilin tlut France does net approve
iieiugerent ntlltuu of tli Jlritlh
nud that she Intends te
efforts te the diplomatic
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