'1 1 ew 1 1) T-w.t'. 0 lj'V,Aij.v r-e w if y rj c '? 'Tramm rmtuLmAluAri.ll:': BAAf"-- V s.m f " J little chMie ht teMiwrfttute; mqdcMle tterthtut wind. l W I TBMPCTATUKE AT KACM IlOKn rri u lie 111 li I 1 1 2 I a TTiH puTiui lea ion Ins inn i?e I i i A' VOL. IX-NO. G ttn.,r.d aa gjgfii'&f ,,tthAS3,''i!nrMSt ""'- PIHP.rc TWn flRNTS ' V PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922 I'ubllihea Dtlty Kxwtnl Sundny. KiiWrletlen Trie $0 Ter by Mall. pyrurht. i2, by rublle Ledger cempny I , fJsWEfflEM8SB& MsWF ,' "B . Mw-'sm tfyvmam j .m m w w r v wv rVrnWW'W"W"' LM 7Wr WW ' " PVH1 H ' JWUVUUIU WUMUIr jfclMM , , , . ' ' '" ' ' ' - PHONE IN DESERTED HOME NEW CLUE IN DUAL MURDER 'Hfired Farmhouse Is New Believed te Be Tryst- ing Place of Death GUN SHELLS FOUND AT REAR ENTRANCE Thorough Search, However, Fails te Shew That Aetual Sheeting Occurred There WEALTHY WOMAN, IN LOVE WITH RECTOR, IS SOUGHT BexteivHusband of Slain Cher- istcr'and Daughter Elimi- , nated Frem Inquiry Hew Brunsw ick, N. J., Sept. 20. I telephone line from the old Phil ips house, two miles in the country, ' regarded hy detectives as offering Hie of the best clues te the solution l the mysterious murder of the llev. Edward heeler Hall and Mrs. fcleaner Rcinhnrdt Mills. The wire, attached te an old clni It the hack of the house, links the JOO-ycar-eld farmstead with the, rest bf the world. The telephone has fever heen disconnected, though the ' Phillips family have been gene since My. . It was repotted by :i hemn s-tnlee Hut a pad had been found en tlie tele tele tbene stand with the nuiiie "Willie flterens," and n telephone number. Willie Stevens la tin: eccentric brother tt Mrs. Hull. Later the same service ucd n correction of the report. The tame was "W. A. Phillips. " and the bumbcr ""uU-JJ." The name and num ber were scrawled in heavy pencil en a Jlece of corrugated curdbenrd. A new ancle was given the case this kfternoen when a woman who spoke for Mrs. Hall, as a close friend of the holly, made the atvertien that the mln liter's body had been robbed of an ex pensive geld watch, and his pockets al al al toest emptied of money. She said the ftmily believed the crime was a case f mistaken identity. The family be lieved, she iald, that the, murder of fieSi ,.- 'S, Mi"J tSileilt: Unemotional in committed elsewhere ami the bodies Like SI ft 111 Rpntnr'fi Ulea te the place where thtv were' found last Satuiday. ' Investigation bhewed that the tele phone in the old farm house was in the name of William A. Phillips, "for mer owner of the house. The number U Ni?w Brunswick 704 It, and the ad ittu listed is Fasteu avenue, the (roper address of the house. Tells of Buying Heuse Samuel L. Levin, real estate man of Jfew Brunswick, explained some of the teyitcry concerning the house nnd the telephone. IIe paid he had bought the brass in July from the Phillips fam ily, stipulating that the furniture should he left there and the telephone also jdlewed te reranin. He said he had pld ?9 telephone bills since thnt time. Mr. Levin said the house had been poeght In the name of Jeseph Perter trait officer of a New Brunswick bank W trustee of the cstate of "Wyilc" Stevens, se that Levin could collect a l estate broker's fee from Mb. Pbll h. He said be paid $32,500 for Iho hoube and extensive acreage sur rounding It, The deterthesn are tracing records of local telephone ralla, in' an effort te learn whether the mysterious summons te the tryst of death, received Thurs tlay night by air. nail nnd Mrs. Mills, mtnated from the old house, and was Wit out ever the telephone line that Is WW in Mr. Phillips' name. .Shotgun Shells Are Found The authorities, oelleve that the heuse n the Phillips farm was n familiar tetlng place for the man and woman. Their bodies wcre found Saturday tinder 'jFltbcrcd crabappln tree, iu the midst Hi... c,1""p e( soldcnred, only u short out&nce away. ,n ilLhe,J6.and,i,t8 grounds have given M 1i.f'ct" wbich may have a bear bear BefBt?J:n ? utmost importance en the I . i el, the murder mystery. There J iing ncar.thn heuse. Invcsti Invcsti nem?,i t pannd every feet of C,,fS ,many L?Brds ureu"d the S "iJ0"0 tb,rtr ""Per shotgun R3 ' t H,.Ba"SO. which had been ttTl!..;.0ra thlr "PPearance, within L ' two or thrcB weeks. th.SF,e-nt1y a,m"kamn had steed in Ebb .f "?. ?"d flr.ctl at ma,k' W WrLt. cIay Paeens." Ne clay '? ifap was found. however, and Silks l,? rrnnas et the b-ekcn clay Tltl0 te dls?Jred. The circle nuuiii, Uiu nouse is eeing CeBllimea op Vun Tne. Column Tne WANTS $10,000 FOR THEFT OF HIS WIFE'S AFFECTIONS Pem aa, Hiighanrl Khi.... r n V" "." """." "".: ' njuii, Hint inxcsting j-rcsiiiL'iit Jinnlnc w I h I in .. a ,.. .. r, -. ,..... . IV who saw wineke umim: from 11 hn.e. ,.. , i,. C . ."" ..' ""' ."" ""''' fl i- AT I1H IN C nn C TCCT ,,.. vnam UUUIIl.ll- Cll,.ilnn IV.. I III Hum. I Oil 10 11 C It O Alir .S I r II.. ... ' .1. i.i . . . I, ,-.1 ...,l 1,IV,.... ,-"... , I" "SlllllltU Ol Ol.irilC ler IllllirV 10 .-... .., ....... ,. 7 ,,..,, . U. I.. '. .alg'f et Mums- IIIIIV "- " Wll III , iuull I te I mn Alienated Weman's Leve . ' was living with Ionian ,et h, 'wifr se rv.'! Vwa .deeld ledn a. .he "! Bey by Automobile ' e str"e s m1 r , , ' i . ",n, n !'nrKs .V !lri ' '" '";"-, life' -.S'Pt. . Suit ter Pe k If "e prom '"" Sfeni of the supreme' ceS "' ",0 " Jehn P. (iribM ( liaScuil, .:,, "vhnrem ami?! ';he"' had'dlni. W , J,;j'7 1;"' ' ' A9f" T"" Governer Entry m rteS "lc,! ,'n C Court of Cum- al,M The motion was made b, Thenu. It ewith slirel, se,, of .I,il, (.rlbbel, for- lrx Mi Raining nu e,,n,c .e il,- ,;'",, ''"' State Contest All i"a Seitcrir't ")dn'N i',j; n gc whh . view "g ihrm an- Mc( ' iftK0,!: U,nMJ -" """ m"r "rlAV "fI,h" r,T ,,PBFUV ,iaH '"'"'"i" .n,,'l U'T' C" '" "r'ak ,,nw" "' ' ' ' ' S T lV,tt 'UW. IT.,,,.. s.P,. '(. in, A. Uncil an n " ' ac.piilte.l f clm.ge ,,f ...sault before , wernl d,v,r. P.,,l,i,B. and Vnil.s w.m ,,,' 7 P ' '-' Tnl... smpiiM seven hrIln,l.T.J,l,l, . 'IJ"1. tls. .,f Mnrcli 111. The sliunile,, h I ,,,,, , Hiii ting.lei 10 a ,h c l." Juanlta Miller Wins Divorce (VI"1K""", e ir. m t eniral Station, pe iceiia n ex.i.ikuis,, , ., s,,;nll i,,-e , ! , ,,, (..nmier of TenmWe, iB - fectlons'ef' ' u h nir.'lJ'.Vr1, " "'.AT1' W" T I ,Tk"JB ".f '"'''' HH.?iK h.T tVuHi Oal.l,m.l. Calif.. Sep, -JO v v. ,,,",,1,1 wis arreted me, a .utotnehl,,. Mreri" ', tvup ,T h i nrV" U '"l V" '.R ' """ "P "'' "" '''" r"!'.," '! '' ' TT'T, ,,n i!?" "'"'" cV KS,-?f .En tiik rAKCtx resr - '" - " h.,oe.hir0 writlnr M. sll"il;,1 dive,wl from Jehn aparimrnts ie suit r.viaiv rmnr. I IV"!'- ,.X )U7, " cras' "ns "j"vltnhle 'rethei. the Ij.u Senater Kebert 1 WteaarlLBV r latercsunr. lice vises iiWMHi mvs UE.1T. MutiCRATHJ ... .. tWntt of wiutine. JsTJU"' '"tuii'S engineer. In March. irA mt eerv requirement max he tSimi Tnr: .ion veir arc rj.ei.isr. ,, ... ) Inthrep fllssppetred according to.laWer- ' -s 1'rtctil Jlettli. tiltwen uoauejs. aa lveinni i-per v-einpuiy.jitfi.. J.U1U. - - iucv rv ceasuiunc in rRrimanr. column i, mumi in ih ii., ;ii...-..,:.,V.'.I"V?. 1'arhs. nnd at the rviine I im .' mm i rf!L . . ..; mxWvKt :iL .....,... ,..,,, - i..i3 i I it WWWWptwJI CIIAKLOTTE MILLS rf!!rCnr."ar"?W u,s!'cr of -Mrs- Kleaner Kelnlurdt Mills, murdered .? ' SCm ,CainA "IS f.r,l") at New Hruiwick, N. ,1., wl(U hm, hi'.hi" K,?,c Reln,rilt, after she had been ,'questlened for hours bj tlm County Prosecutor. The aunt Is hiding bcr face from the photecmplicr Choir Singer's Daughter, 16, Adds Mystery te Murder as Strange Figure v.. n" " .T Cf,n"J,0"f"e .cw Ilrunswlck, X. ,!.. Sent. 20. laic, silent, but entirely composed, Chai lotto Mills, the sixteen-year-old daughter of Mrs. Meaner Mills, whose body was found in a' secluded spot en the Phillips farm Inst Saturday with that of the Kcv. Fdward Wheeler Hall, -. ihe .."ourtheu'se 7 t b e han Is ff'ffef - VXJT o"01"'5 e"01"'5 ficials investigating the double M. W'etlleX s,.'," AiuiuuiK T mint, .urs. ihisu itcin hardt, tightly by the arm. the girl came down the steps, defiantly gazing nt the crowd which steed below. As the enmcrjs (licked the cuiieus stnrcs of the passersby rested en her pale fare. An avalanche of questions wns launched in her direction. The girl never flinched. With her arm around her mint, who muffled her face In h'cr fur, she led the way te a waiting taxi. Once Inside, she leaned forward en ' .,i tutei- ,ri iuv dvui, uur iiuiitm cia'spcu COAL OPERATORS Old Figures Probably Will Rule j as Seme Agree te Elioiinate j Strike Less Element VlfiTflRY PflR rnMsJIIfJIFR I VlbJUni run UUNbUmtrl, Ceal oecrators sunnnlvlnc the Thila- delphla district are expected te an- neunen today new prices at the mines, j .-. t"".-." .v ..,.,..., ... have made te boost the price .51 te ij lune iuu uiili uiuia iiiu lf'iitiricii 111 $1.50 n ten In order te cover the ceht of the strlkp were unsuccessful. In 10 eever me cost unsuccessful. In WONT BOOS! PRICE their conferences with the commission 'again te lenus their 1 landcstnie menage thlb question was ordered ruled out of land go te New Yerk, the coal price situation. ' She was weary of the simple pleas- Already. Chairman Alncy said, come . "'!,s. ',f ."" village nnd longed for the of the large operatera have fixed prices I "r,K,IL "Slits of I.rendwny where she en a basis comparable with these of ln-t I was, "'J00 " well-known figure. She re spring and ethers are expected te fel- pcniPtilj ttn-putciieil 10 leae Dr. Dry low today. The conferences with cool ' F0"' il'"1' " 'ni htnc liecu a qimrr.l operators which have been going en for!0,,v ,Uive" 'hicats which led te the teeral days. Im said, constitute an I raRedj en tlie-.eveiiiiig et April 8. This ... V,e,,r,,., ,1, nnln,i,iL ,.,! Is Wllllt (lie ( OininOllWC.lt I will lllmri. the operators whereby the bitter will I net ask the public te pay htrtke Ioshen. "We have llie dssurnnees et many of the big fellows," Chairman Alncy bald, "that prices will run from .-jS te 58.-." en chestnut coal, which Is the basis from which prices en nil ether .! n. ....! Sll'e 11 ru ufciu 1 u Midst of Tragedy, She, Wirlnm CTf0 f,.4 in Investigation ! -' '"P. Raing straight ahead, her (ins closed ttplitlr l?r.r nn .. - . - -. ' -- ..fc U.U. mured brokenly, but never once did Charlette speak or change expression. Bresscd in black, with black hoop earrings and a black hat, which shaded violet eyes, she looked much elder than a young schoolgirl. If she was fright cried, she hid her fears under a mask of dimness, If terror-stricken, her ex- A liAr re tne only emotions visible. Of the three women concerned ln the tragedy the lips of one are sealed bv death. The lips of the two ethers are closed but little less tightly. Beth in tlie slinbby wentherbeaten house en Car men street, where Charlette Mills lives, and in the big house en the hill, where the wealthy widow of the murdered clergymnn Is staying In seclusion, there is silence the silence of sorrow. In one home Is tlt ctnmin,. ,..,..- daughter of the murdered choir singer Centlimrd en Intn Tne. Column ur LORE OF BROADWAY EDY Docter's 'Mate,' Tired of Village Life, Threatened te Leave Him, Prosecution Asserts DnceiDI v ei Aim ...-. ' POSSIBLY SLAIN IN QUARREL . j eurcai iiviimien te Cvenwe Public r.tdan iiuiiiiiiguen. ra., Hept 20. Mr. I lM Irrne , ...... .' '' I male of I .. He, here rt,., c r , , I r lieimrt lliysen. for whose murder . ' ' m- .s .... iriin, nred el tlic Ullage if,. "f assilln and linentenii again and ?r,t',r!l,"' '" ,llp eP0l""R "ddres, 0f ,,L. Histrict Atlernei Dlfttricl Attorney Presfnl.s Case District Attorney ('heler 11 .. ter P. Tetter. 'oinnienwenlth, lie Jury te the uoef. in opening for the t ailed the attention of til berleiisuc. of the case IN BRYSON TRAG 1 HER REDUCED BAIL Annie Miller Fails te Appear for Trial and Warrant for Arrest Is Issued HER LAWYER DIDN'T KNOW CASE WAS SET FOR TODAY Asks Postponement, Saying He Sent Weman Away for Health, but Deesn't Knew Where Annie Miller, re-called "Quern of the Drug Ring," failed te appear for trial this mernlns before Judge McDevllt en a chargO'ef selling narcotics. The woman's ball had been reduced from $10,000 te $1000 Inst Friday hy Judge FInlettcr ever the pretests of As sistant District Attorney Gorden, who said he feared she would become a fugi tive. Or.' Mr. Gorden's motion, Judge Mr Devitt ordered forfclture of the bail bend and issued a bench warrant for the missing woman. This was at 11 :)f o'clock. Her Counsel Appears Later The Court hnd passed en te another case when State Senater Salus, of coun sel for the accused woman, entered the court. Ne ene had responded for her when the court crier called her thicc times. Senater S'alus asked for a postpone ment of Annie Miller's trial. He said her physical condition was such that hi had advised her te go sway for n reM. Later lie, admitted he did net knew i where she went. ) Werd of the postponement plea was flashed te Assistant Dibtrlct Attorney . Gorden nnd he burned into court te oppose the motion. "When Annie Miller appealed before Judge Finlctter she wns a well woman, ' said Gorden. "This sickness dccluped after she had been released in $1000 j ball. The case was supposed te have come up Monday and there Is no rcaten why she should net havtrappearcd te- j day." The Assist nnt District Attorney again moved for forfeiture of the bail nnd the issuance of a bench warrnnt, two moves already directed by Judge McDcvltt. Effert te "nallread" Her Alleged But Senater Salus continued his argument. "Annie Miller should get the salne consideration as any ether prisoner." he said. "She should net be made the renllnufd en Vase Twe. Oilumn Mx BOY KIDNAPPED, -MOTHER CHARGES Fifth Street Weman Gets Warrant for Chester Man Mis. Maud McFcterich, of 701 "s'brth Fifth street, today swore out a war rant for the arrest of Harry Bates, of Chester, charging him with kidnapping her eight-year-old son Carl Mis. McFcterich. who is twenty- seven years old and unusually attrac uve, teifi pence tunc wni's moiereu te this city en Monday and Invited the - -, .!.. . 11. DRUG RING QUEEN MISSING FORFEITS boy te take a ride with bim. She has thief who broke into the utere nnd seen neither of them since. , home of Max Halpern. 2030 Xerth According te the woman, she lived j Seventeenth street, last night. with Bates nt 27 East Tenth street. rr. II A. Uice. a dentist, of 20."; Chester, rs his wife for a number et ' Seuth Ninth street, returned fren. a years following the death-of her first vacation Iar night and found thnt his husband, Jehn Lyens. Three children home had been robbed of jewelry, .u were born, all of whom died. Bates, verware nnd rlething worth WOO". Dr. she said, then developed a fondness for Rice hnd been nbsent from his home her son Carl, who is a child by her previous marriage. Mrs. McFcterich said Bates left her and married another woman. After- ward she came te this city, where she nah since ucen living. Mrs. McFcterich bald Bates had at tempted te abduct the boy en several occasions, and bad written letters nuk ing her if she would allow him te Invc her son. 1 BRIDE, LOATHING MARRIAGE ' rAiiiin Te-pVnVii.is V.i r, 7 ' ruuriu eiHnvmu m nuMU i Pretty Bobbed-Haired Wife Walks . Until Exhausted I Trenten. Sept. 20. Stranded without j funds nnd suffering from starvation. Mrs. Geraldinc Keennn, need nineteen enis, of, Syracuse, X, Y., u pretty. ' tK)Otei-nnire(i nrlde or only a few w"pks, was found early this morning lTi"F en the read along the Lincoln highwar neat Merristille b a I 'etui sylvnnia Stnte policeman. She was taken te McKinley Hesinlal. where Physieinija reported that her condition ' was net serious. J '" Af,""K woman told llie 10pit H authorities that she was nmri led .1 f. w weeks nge. nnd becoming disgusted wuh wedded life, left her home and wmt u Philndelphin, where she was eiuplmid as a domestic. She walked from Phila delphia and was ncnr Merriswlh when she became exhausted and fell In the read. 33D DEGREE: FOR HARDING President te Receive Highest Ma aenlc Hener at Special Conclave lent Clcirliinil, Sept. l;e - n cunenll- narv cenchnc el the Siinreiue I'e.itieil of the Thluvlhlrd Degree of tlie Vei Hi- ,s''v ......rf -" rs t. t'i 1 111- iiiiiii" I eru Masonic Jurisdiction, I'r.lted States I of Amrricn Ancient Accepted Scottish' 1 Kite, will be held M Cleveland en.OI.n , I this year for the "specific pur French and Italian Troops Quit Asiatic Key Position Londen, Sept. 20. (By A. P.) Official confirmation was received here today from Constantinople staling thnt the French had with drawn their troops from Chanak and that the Italians were appar ently doing the hame thlnjr. The llrltish forre Is remaining alenn at that point, which Is the key position en the Asiatic nlcV of the Straits of Dardanelles. BRITI H-FREN H ACCORD NEAR N I Agreement "Reasonably As sured" After Conference of Curzon and Poincare PARLEY HELD AT PARIS TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES Hy Asteciated Trcj ParN, Sept. 20. An agreement be tween Great llrltnln ind France en' the Near l'nstern problem seemed reason ably assured after a two and one-belf hour conversation between Premier Poincare and Lord Curzon, British Foreign Secretary, at the French For eign Office this forenoon. The two Ministers outlined te ench ether at great length the views of their Governments, and considerable progress was believed te have been made toward an understanding. Lord Curzon is understood te have informed M. Polncnre that Great Ilrit- ',i t . i. u..i.n nr .i. r,ie.,iina nln rtll Intilnt tlnnn ikn n liinltltn ! and would insure this freedom by the presence of nWrcc fleet. ' The British Foreign Secretary, hew- i ever. Is said te lia".e intimated that the British military effort in the Ncnr Fast would he confined te the navy, which gave rise te the impression that Centlnunl en I'ae Flflrrn, Column Tbrtf DYE EMBARGO BEATEN Senate Committee's Action Virtu ally Kills Legislation Planned Washington, Sept. 20 (By A. P.) Dye embargo legislation virtually was killed. for thl session of Cengres today by the Senate Finance Committee. which disapproved and refused te re port out legislation proposing extension i of the dye licensing for three months after the tariff bill becomes law. ' After voting down the resolution te extend the pet three months ns proposed by Senater Wadworth, New Yerk, a cnn'iiremise motion ler an ettensiuii of i sixty days was ies' en a tic vote of ' S te S. I The Heuse Ways and Means Cem ' mittce yesterday reported the Tils-en ' resolution, which is similar te the. Wadsworth measure, nnd Heuse leader's expected te call It up before adjourn ment. BABY SHOES ARE STOLEN I Thief Alse Takes Infant's Carriage and $100 Werth of Tobacco "?ir?nr- nnil fr?nrp(tr-a trn-fh mn i than ?100. a baby coaeli and a pair of hnhv shoes were the lern- relfi-trrt ). ,, ! r'.- " "O" - - 1UU4CI since September 10. Automobile accessories talucd at Sill were stolen from the shop of Maurice Matsingcr, IS1 street. l.dllOWlllil IRISH PRISONERS TAKEN Nationalist Troops Make Clean-Up in County Sllge Belfast, Sept. 20. (By A. P.I The Nntlennlist troops minue their vlg. ' 0,mls eamPi'Se nffninst the Itepubli. I In the i'euie of a clean up of County i Sligo, in whii'h the Nntlenals converged, b trem aiv peuus upon a village writ the Bepubllcnns had their he.idrpinrle fifty prifjnrrs were taken, together w all their weapons. T lie Nationals u a field gun In this operation A drive en tlm liepubllcan positions in Ktnleugli nnd 'I iillaghan, Northern Ceuntv Leilrim, jegterdnx nlfe yielded a large number of prisoner- The tiev 'eminent troeiwi were proceeding south- wurd te tout the Western National Army under GenerHl McKeen 'I we Nationalists were wounded TWO PHILA. MEN HURT Narrowly Escape Death In Crash at Trenten red lie.'.'i and Ills unlliri. Allien of 1MI- heutli I wcntv'-leiirtli tiect, I narrow l escaped serious injuriea last night when 1111 auloinebilc in which thi' were riding iip-et 111 lhliiiii and uhl , nnetbet-'machine. llrtirn h" V ter Kent sticets. 'Irrnliiii, in a lellisiiui I'ctter. ' Prrii ISer.i. who v ilrnin;. w.i nbeut the head wlnn lie was 1 In own 'ugnlnst the wittdshlehl of the , m 11',. 'or I injuries weie dnss,, ,,t St Kr.iucis' 'M' Hospital, ntler which he continued en , . -, "ls JllI'll(,J- ' GRIBBEL' GRIBBEL'S SON FREED URKISH PROBLEM 'O'1' "I ' -- '. . r was di...sere. a p.issei . -..,, ,hllPPI .;., ,., ,. .. Harding's Strength Shown in Benus Vete Message President, Hardened Reveals Himself in Mere Positive Rele Than Ever Before By CLINTON tuff Correendfnt ( epvrtaht, 1912, hy JO. The general Washington, reaction of tit .Spi ete of the bonus Is that President Harding hhs dealt the adjusted ompenvntlen proposal a smashing blew, and thnt thr writer of) the mcesngp Is n dlfTrrent mul iniu-li ' stronger Mr. Hnrdlng than the one whn linn Knnii ..11. IHM l.t n..f.l.. . who has been shifting his hitherto upon nre.sslne Issues. Jiwsilill It Is fnken for granted thnt the rele will be sustained in the Senate. Although the vel" ill be close, it will net measure thr nrtunl strength of the President In the Senntc. Three or four mere utes might be hed for sus taining the rte if ther were needed. Several Honnters who are up for r- election wlch te be recorded for the j bonus in order te retain the soldier tec- in .e-.niDer, nut privately tiiey i future. agree with Mt Harding, and If neccs- It is a very different Mr. Harding Siiry. unuld sustain him. than the one who went te the Senate Trriimv rMi,.i inn. it,,.,,.. a year age nnd nsked for the postpem-- wi., V !V i , - "f ,be benw untl1 ll mere, en- W hat really kills the bonus, nt least . xenient season, when it would be mere ter (lie present Administration, is the feasible for the Government te bear rovelatlon in the ,ete messng" of theiti,0 burden of additional pay te the prebent stale of Ihe Treasury The ldlers Precldem writes that the defieli thlsi Mr. itnrding's weakness has always year will !.. MJ.,e,uO0.00O. mfln thnt hp )iatcs ,n yav n. f hc Th" paper ravines whlrh Cen-ress had Raid a jear nze what lie says new. effctcd are laigcly disappearing, nnd ) unless Improved business conditions greatly increase government income,! higher taxes v,ll be lnet liable nevt ' year. Mr Harding takes the position that no additional money an be doled out te the veterans unless means te the bonus as flnt-foetedly as he does raise It are provided by taxation. And new, he might have restiuined his party no Congress will face the responsibility j associates en the hill, e! meeting the present deficit and nt the. I Hut all along he left the impression same tune piling n t.nxen te pay a I that he would sign a bonus bill If Con Cen bonus. I press could provide the means of rnls rnls rnls Moreever lheie will be an Jnciease ing the money. LAST-MINUTE NEWS HOUSE PASSES SOLDIER BONUS til 1,1 j MiV fjtf. .WASHINGTON, Sept. fJO. The Heuse passed the soldiers' bonus bill today ever President Harding's veto. The vote was 58 te D4, or 00 mere than the necessary two-thirds majority. FASCISTI CAVALRY TO CONCENTRATE IN ROME HOME. Sept. UO. The Pascibti arc i crmlaj; bquudrea?, et cavalry which nrc being instructed te con'ceatrate in jBernt uext mentb. f v BASEBALL SCORES. CHICAGO-. .0 - PHILLIES. Mst) .. J3 Stueland nnd OTairell; Meadows and Henline. Mernn, Sentelle. HANK KOBBERS SHOOT THREE MEN CHOOKSrOX, MINN., Sept. 0. Three men uert shot und a boy was knocked unconscious during a rebbeiy et the Menter State Bank of Menter, twenty-five miles southeast of here, by four men early today, according te reports received heie. Th robbers fled with all the bank's cash, the amount undetermined. FIRE THREATENS 0L0 FOREPAUGH'S Hard Werk by Department Pic- h serves Historic Structure at Eipjith ami Vine lire threatened i ilestnx historic I'erepaugh s Tbcmre I.ishtli direct be low "inc. early tin" ncrning The blaze v'a checked In litcimn, who teughl the flaiic'" from me ntuli- ,il I. .1. n .. .1 . .....! 1. .. .... ... .1... ".Mill illll. I ,1,1 1 1 1 M I. ill" III" IU 111!' uuNeniciu ami -tiiirwa-.. 1 ne u.iinngc tt, ,,c al,0" i?:"1" A large .rewd guhrrr.i ,, ft.mt ..f the theatre ami tnle,l t 1 uppie..hib ill" llames by tearing aw,n il.irnig pesters iiieietli.imatic anueui 'iinni tnckisl ncnr the cntr.in," The tbeatie was originally tlie prep erty of Adam Perfpiiiigh. unions sir, u. owner. It is new usd n a mnxliig mnxliig plcture theatre. l no nre wns di.msered U' a p.issei by Industrial Troubles, W. OILnCRT KttIiic rnblle Ilr Public t.cde'r Company ln the nntl-lmnus fortes .n Congress at "" 'eming eimien. i no i. ..- " nl gently' te th.dl..' cenifiturp of the bonus ndvecates. i if (Me Administration wins in the .,.., I., n1..ntlnn im is new cenernll.V expected, the result will be Intcrppeled ' a- ! . .1.. UA... A wl lltta n n rote naninst the bonus. And tills will lcwn the temptation te seek the Feldler ete in 1024 by increasing the vetTens' roinpcnpntlen just before the national campaign ln that ear. Moreover. Mr. Harding himvlf is ntcadil.v taking stronger ground ngainit the raid of the treasury by the pel iticians. The writer of yesterday s mntt-nnn ia lint ttln 11Slt.lt COOd - ttl t UVed Mr. Harding, who says plenum things and nebis out vague premises for the. the bonus ngitntien would ham been kept within bounds. If, during this session, when the leaders of the Heuse nhd Senate re- peatedly sought te learn the President's views, he had put the renins against f'ft - y" IMIX l '."S I'K-fii HARRY L PARKS, BROKER, 15 HELD ll Charged With Obtaining Meney Under False Pretenses ll.nry 1 l'ark a brekci h.iii i Oi. es 111 I be Sleck I'vhange Buildmr was arrested today huige, wnn nbtuiniiig r , .. ... .,..,.... "'"' """' iii'i-ii-.-. no niHlllc) , 1.,c pugiii 011 a tie. no tm ,1 lifp ,,f "r0,""" ,u" . '? '' m..u "iuep. who Oi-api ,., . ired some MM.e age latks. a well dieted man .. lefincd appe.1r.1mc. de, a,r, thnt he ,Tas a Mitlinnf citi umstnni e bexnntl his ion ien ion trel when he was arraigned botnre Mn ll,r!'tp t'ewnid ,11 (crural Smtien II" up- iin urni ,11 ,.,inn, n;i, rei in. erm of i (nut ncarniice ni thi net t I 111 II I 11 I Mill HOUSE SEEKS T BILL OVER VETO Is Expected te Act en Seldiw Measure Early This Afternoon D PASS BONOS SENATE MAY DELAY VOTE UNTIL TOMORROW , Leaders Doubtful About Final Test of Compensation Proposal . I . . ... HARDING S VETO DEFINITE Says Congress Should Hav Provided Means for Financ- ing Bill i Tim full te.t of Prmldent Hard ing s message vetoing the Denus Dtll appears en page four. pj ,t4a,c 0(frf Pl., J Washington. Sent. 20. The Soldier Ren. ,,, ' J , nP . . I f 0nu.,I I!"- vetoed yesterday by Presir t aen'' '"''dliip. was te be started today i n a --eenil voyage through Congress. 1 averablc netiei. by the Heuse wm looked for generally, but friends of tbt measure doubted that they could muster in the Senate the two-thirds majority nercssary te override the veto. Thi plan was te rail tip the bill In the Heum seen after neon nnd te hate a rellcall after an hour or two of debate. The time of Senate action was in definite. Seme f.iered the fin.il test et strength Immediately after the Heuse voted, but ethers, nnd these included several of the Ileniibliran lontlera fnim? eclcd delay until tomorrow. It was their view that with the bonus issue disposed of It would be dlfliciilt te keep a quorum for notion en important matters await j ' fug decision before adjournment of Cen- i gress. In hit- li.evsnze te tlie llniKe. Pratl. dent H.iidiiig based his veto of tht '- iuiB-1 "u uic greunu et tne tail lire of rer.gres te provide a method of nnnneing and the consequent heavy drain it would prove en the Treasurv. Ue made It clear that the inlcrcst'en the foreign debt could net be relied upon. nscrting that even taking into account stir-h payments as were likely te be received from that source tht I Treasury fafcd n deficit of JJOuO.OOO.- ' 000 this fienl year and an even further ' &bertnge in the succeeding year. i Thy President declared that enact. I j ment of the measure would wipe out I the result of the Administration's econ- ' ' ifflj- program and would entail further ' borrowings by the Treasury, everv one of whleb, be added, threatened higher I ir'erest or..l delayed the adjustment te i stable gm eminent financing and-th diminution of rcderal intra te the de fensible cost of government. THREE HURT AS TRUCK RUNS INTO TROLLEY Women Knocked te Fleer of Car at Fifth Street and Boulevard Three poisons were seveiely Injured and .1 dozen mi by thing glas when a furniture truck going wet en Roe.c- el t boulevard srmek the side et a north bound lletite 7.". trolley mr at Fifth street Thp iujuird were taken -i, S'. Luke's Hospital. Tbe ,.i-e. j .N,ijli,m MyeinlT. titty -tliiee ye.irs old, I .n Mcfleer street pie-lble tracttlie of the left leg Jacob Sturm-k-. 1 '.", Smith I'lfth I street : 1 ut and In ules f t h,. diet and arms. Bebrtt Seldermaii. "JiM". N'enh Piflh -reet: injuiles of the back. I'oudltien b'.'liejed .eriuur.. The nccldciu eiiuned shortly after 10 o'clock this iiieriiing when the brnke or. the tuick ilrheti by Curl Chltwoed, 117 Seuth Pirst -tieei. I'erili Anibey, N .1 . failed t bold as the hcay ca ame down the flight grade crossing the trolley tra. k. f Chltweiiil tailed te ee the nntireaeh- int- ?rnllr until i, n i. ,.(. Iite Men and women were kneiked t the fleer of the 1 at ,nnl trampled en in the dash te 301 out Se oral of tht women fainted Chitwend w.iv arrested nnd taken tw the Hunting Park !iiardheuse SOLDIER SON'S FATE IS REVEALED BY POEM Verse by Captain Arthur McKeegh Apprises Mether of Courier's Death tn""i published in the haturdav l.M'i.nc Pest bah enabled 11 toether te Warn the fite of hei eltleri n In the Xrs'enue T'le soldier Ien htr life while sprung hi n iii",!ff beard between Majer binb'se-. . (enmi.iiidei. of the famous "lest In'talinn" ,ind bis admt.int. Cap- ism Artlnn Melsc.igh. of l'-Ui cit, .Ihipeh .-1 i " r lierll betere tin bat ln"n","-" : " ' """i'"l he ce"rier had started w Hi n message. i. ,,ecr -.,.. .., , e.lninl .111. rum lii'inllis after the arm -uu 1 wnr Mgeed hit- Ihx a found in the Ar geniie imesi w,tn ine iieaies or inrc (j,,,.,,,,,,, MlMl(r uvarU ,, n)ethfr wis iietihe,;. htu the me..age wns re ruined and nothing w.i beiinl of her 'mill ( .iplaiii Mi iNig,i. iiispit,., i,y Ihe be s h"relsni (Inherited ,i porn, te liin, The inetlur tend n mnl ceiiiiiHiniculed with Caplnln Mi Keogh slating It wan the liiht knew 'edge she hnd rccied of her soldier son 6 fate VMii V. .fit " 1i j. m . -I ' 8 v t ( 1 it ii M if was missins from the ticasury. - I I I f Z,'1'!l.X;IJ. iriJ.it 'All'iu&l 1 1 M!.tr- .!. -.'' ,l'..'t(l. 1 .- la-Sj r.r klA ,, . feA "J ..!'. 4 .1 H i.,u ylSia t0ka Zb.-J.dl.
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