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VOL. 1X--N0. 3
Entered ns ScentJ-rin
PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922
rubMhl Dili T5iert Sum1r. H'if.'",t,V0I? p'f? Zl.t J
depyrliht, 1H32. by lliblle 1titt Company
Sur..-rlr.tlen Pries 11 ft Ttmr l) Ma.ll.
PRICE TWO CENTS
a
Under Hit Act of Mrch 0. 18TB
sl
ft'
IJubltc
iOWER BAIL DENIED
ITQDRUG SUSPECTS
lir SUPRENE COURT
svi DlAa tn Hut
r m I. nivirittflArl
$25,000 Benaa .........
by Monaghan
Lyer praises police,
ATTAMO UUUIMUlu viimviw
lclals Told te Aid crusade
Against Illegal Tramc te
Fullest Extent
judge Lewis Imposes
first Drug Sentence
JwIzp Lewis, in Municipal Court.
today
illipnSCll I ItO urn. r. in. ii. ;
in the crusade against drug
Id. fcnlcneed May Grnpsl,
jiti
trattie
a'tr-scven .vars "in. i cciic n u-riii
j Lmran mid slv months in Inn
teunty prison and finnl her $l."iOO.
Tie Council ordlnance which dpenks
,( "ceiiulviug pollce elticmiB in in in
nectlen with the drug traffic must lip lip
oma n law without Ills signature,
Majer Moere told high pollce efUelaln
HwmllM In his reception room today.
The .iia'er 3 '"" ""'"u " ui.i
.: i, ri.fcrrcil te "flnmlieyant nnd
Uitani ppreni in Council" who make
Charges WUICU IH-'J cuunui, cuuhihi;
Uatf
Shortly before the pollce officials ho he
n gathering at the call of the Mayer
the State Supreme Court refused the
indication of six men cimrgcu witn
irar wlHns ",l" "nut0'! H'Ir heavy
hllrcdiicul.
Hard Mew at Drug King
The Supreme t'eut'3 ruling was re-
nrded as a blew te dozens of ilrus
dealcrK'whe (ant release from jail in
cemrarathely llsht bail. Annie Miller.
BO-callel "(Jacen of the llrus ltliig."
ihe wen a boil reduction last Friday,
failed te appeur for trial en Vcdncs-
day.
Police officials, from Director of I'uli
!ic Safety Oirtelyeu down te the newcit
ictiuit lleiilenatit, about Bixty men in
all, assembled in the Mayer's, reception
room at II o'clock.
Assistant Iirecter Tciupcet, Super
intendent of l'olice Mills, Assistant Su
perlnendcnt Kenny, Captain of Dctei;.
tires Fender nnd Lieutenant I.cc, liend
of the A'frc Squad, had front scats, fac
ial the Mayer, who steed before u long
tiw ns tie spoke.
' 'This Is an unusual call. The Mayer
Wtthjt eii eucht te knew that Ceuir-
dlrcfuscd te permit the, Mayer te wlth-
'conniving police officials).'
"II the Maer signs this It will he
IB. admission that c linve police ofli efli
elala who connive at the pale of drugs.
If thje Mayer pcrmitst it te become n
law without hit signature, then tin rp-
tpetslbility fur the statements will rest
la Council, who Insisted en , them.
The Maver rend n Tiortlen of the
ordinance which fellows :
"IVhereas. the elhce of the district
Itternty Is the nrespeutlne nnd ilnms
raef the cnuntv ncedsd te nslst Judge
eninan in lils iTlerts te tlrivi; from
Wt audst Hip addicts, peddlers, oon eon oen
nWInj police officials, wholesalers and
treJtecri."
TttC Mnver renaeil vnniltniv iul .n.
M runt under its
District Atteriifi could
rirr nr .1... c,t hha . 1
- "i hi- .-i.j,iiiiw aiipriipruiieii i rj
terOUSIt .1 I'illri In tniuiMit ........... I ....
,4 '" um tiitin, nl llllill 'I I
jncuic. te tlie City Controller, resanl
"I tlie pnrpec fur whiih the mene
Itele used.
( Kefen, te lludlej's Stand (
Ter the wlinl.. vr.!i. nf in".! 1.1.
.ttntlniNil. "tLe Dl're'ctec of the DennrJ-'l
lent of l'ni.ii., jnr.i.. 1 11 . ' , 1
Ith.j 1 . " "i"'i. mis nun 11 special
rodef only MiMiiii) fr the iletpcti.ui I
ii mi tnrts (if iM'iiiMTinlu uti.i , r-t- 1.:
UMnl COUllPllinnilln I....I1 ..... ..'v'lT ia.ua I
m We District Attorney's office for a !
K, -.....,.,-, ,,vrJlu. 1MP iiisirici
tteraeys () K. this instance is!
aiclent In the iminii, ..r c..,.,...ii i.. i
uicanimiin. 1, . i .,; :.. " "".'
rt.rTi. . '.' '" """ up wnmints ei
mutt Af .1. ....: ." "'.". ""ill
'uiiiT urn 'ni.it. nr..i in..
ler
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iciinii".
m1 U.n,. ,nv I. ., .
mn ni. . - -, -. , ,,
MfiTt . I .
te go ilewii in hi-,
hsftli,. ..... "' "".
.n'i iiyi ki'i. u ii .. ,i.n
( iiiilreller re-
iii,, ""iiniT'igii uie warrant .
tlie
& l,v '"'"' "'"H'uis of the nai
2S.u a'"1 ."'"' hfnel.ei.ii enlv :ii
.'..mils, .Mm U. ,,,, 1. .... .
lie usual
CenUnnM en IMtr Tun. Celumii V(lllr"
ATLANTA KU KLUX KLAN
WNUIDATE WINS PRIMARY
rm Obtains Malerltv nt nun
Iim. , ' "" "pPt. --. -Walter
f,?iSn'''l'ne.,.beref ,he.U-r
its V . ' "- I"U,,!"1"K ,IS Hi" aiull
Si.0n,h..K,i Kl,.,x Kln"' 'lef-atrd
iriiHt. t . .
flldl t.., "'."' "eii-uinu can-
--". 'i .iiiiver in i np
'uy prlmai. r
"wsuay, complete
returns showed
iwicrniip
CC0fJi,:?"!l.vo,t,,ef approximately
II.-
. -".IJ IIULI11I Plt fl lllll Ml. (.. . 1 i,rt,L '
?uneMea BH,7;vfti.i!
bfcuth,. ' "'' " ""1 l'"l"i"e the City
tliat ' ,"" '"'"""Sp was i
" llril ""'Iwaii.l supporter.-,
.t..,i.'ullr'' Hi" right te im.. i.. .i..i
ote b.v the!
w en; Sims -
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tot tli,, "., i " .en ""' '""lailiilt.v
via
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"yi'i'lldeiil ciimlldnlp li, ,e
E llll .,,.,...1.. ... ...
iii'mtfr
nt.. I e1'""'! eiei'lleli. Kicene
I-TO- I'l'"! Piesldeiii ,. ':,?,.
ttd of
WuhU'i'i '''imher .of Commerce, has
Val
"tctien
..,' '! HI Illl Si Inu .., , ... ..
t"s- ' II..THI
TO HITS
T,Jn Runs
. Suffers
a Broken Lerj
in
AiBi.f r" i,i,i" K"i'siiiKien
"l 1 ' "lines when it was.
Way '" j'Uinuieblb. late e-
k Itfl . I ' M,"""m. I Ml lla.t
6 "" '' " '" i in of I'.e iL-hi
"'';"" in
n aw i alter tl
in cel
Hi'
Ue..n.V li "mi,"" n.V
(i;n""' Ilimlen nffcr ch
Were
eaugh b.v Motereyple
nsy of two
'0 lll'l Cat Wllu mini
TWO MOTORCYCLISTS KURT
IN CRASH WITH MOTORCAR
n '--
Occupants of Aute Fall te 8tep
After Accident
Twe men riding n motorcycle were
F.erietisly Injured In n collision ujlh an
automobile c:irly this morning nl Hrend
nnd Tiega atrcits'. The automobile did
net mop.
Tln Injury! men nm Frank lllnek-
wpII. r.t.l llim'iiii f-lnct. ii ii( iis
lirntli'T, Hurry Hlnckwpll, n tinvnl petty
officer. They were taken te Samarium
Hospital, where It is thought, JIarrv
lllnrkwcll is suffering fiem h fracture
of the skull.
Moter Patrolman Oller chased fli.
iiutoinehile us far ns Huntingdon street,
hut failed te capture it. l'lve men were
in the car.
n
E
E
Dry Agent Who Set Trap Asked
if He Didn't Drive Aute
in Which Crever Fled
DENIES CHARGE ON STAND
The name of Ormcr Cleveland licrs
dnll. draft ili'Mcrler, was draggi'd into
a bribery easm In the I'nilrd States l'Jls-trlct-Cenrt
tedaj and an effort made te
show that Daniel tieiigh, u prohibition
nRent, drove thn deserter about the
country whlle he wna being neught by
the authorities at Wn&hlngtun.
VilIiam Hilverman, HcTenth and
Perter strcelK, charged with bribing
(leugh with Dftv dollars, was brought
up for trial. The alleged bribery oc
curred en Mny 8 after Gengh felzed
several cases of whisky in Silverman's)
establishment.
Trap Set In Gengh's Heme
Silverman gave Cough fifty dollars,
according te the agent, te destroy
stamps en whisky cases. The alleged
bribe took place In-Gough's home. Hc Hc
ferc it occurred G'eugh had Installed a
liictnpiiiiiie in tlie liouse nnd had nre
mm
M
RUM BRIBE CAS
bibltien ngenti en hand te witness tholncer knew her te reccie a call there
act . Mlvermnn wns arrested after the
lirilie had been given.
The name of Horgdell wus brought
In by Jehn H. K. Scott, counsel for
Silverman.
AVhen Cough took the stand M.
Scott asked :
"Did you ever work for the Jehn Tl.
Taj ler Defective Apenej '!"
"i'" snid Ornish. "T wna a privnte
detect ie there in rhnrge of (be dny
shift."
"What were your duties?"
"The ordinary duties of any private
detective."
Guarded Whisky Shipment
"De you remember watching any
whhl.j that was en its way te lddy lddy lddy
Mone?" "Ne, I de net. T did watch aemc
wlu'skj en Its way te. Kddingteu."
"Hew much wbiskv wns tbatV"
'Twpntj-live liundrcil barrels en the
draw an ordinance containing cratui- "'' J''01" I ranee te n ilKtillcry lucre.
faaa mil insn t ns veniar.s about t he.; "" ' cunsjivania uaureaii was iraus
lierting tlie wliiiKy
and we were ein
t, reached its des-
plejeil te sec ttiiit
tmatien.
"Did you have anything te de with
the Illicit transfer of wblky In Halt t t
iiiercV" asked Scott.
"T iiesltlvely did net."
"Who. wus your chfluffeur when you
worked for the ngency?"
"William J. Shere. There he ir. ivcr
there." said Cough, Indlcatingi a
slightly bald, tall and heavily built man
in the courtroom.
Net an Kspcrt Driver
"eii arc iiille an expert at driving
a car umrself, aren't juu?" jierpisted
Mr. Scott.
'cj. I inn rtre fi tnr. Tint T itiin'l
proiMeiiM 1liPj,.0iisiiir myself nn ejiert."
wiiiiiiruw :in 1 "Whin V Can't ion i hhe a enr nt
ily miles nn lieiir,'
"I can't tell juu that." said (ion
1. 1
"That depends en the m.il.e nf the car."
"Didn't j 011 hnp a iaiT in driving
JreMM' Cleveland Itcrgdell out nt this
country te escape from the Govern-
input':" asked Scott as he rnir-cd bl;
voice nnd stared Inte Gough's eje1--.
"I positively did net," replied the
agent. '
"Didn't jeu tell Mr. Shere that you!
did drive lirever Cleveland Hergdnll
nut of ibis country when he escaped":"
"I did net."
At this point Shere arose. Mr.
Scott pointed toward blni and asked
Gough : j
"TliU is the Mr. Shere who was your
chauffeuV" ' I
"That's the M. Shere," said Gough. I
Jle wiii then CM used Irum the stand.
Shere Called te Stand
Shere vmi ciillid te the stand en lie
In. If el the defense and sweru that Gough
had 1 1 Id him t lint lie ilrove Giever
Cleveliind Hergdell iireund the country
in the tale of eighty nillci nn hour while
he vi as dodging liepartiiicuL of JuMicc
.IgPllls.
This was 'liefere Hergdell left the
ceuntrv. when bis ar was driven lii
I'llgeiie Il.p Steelier.
' Agent .leM'ph P. McDrviH, Depart- l
Over ,.,,.,,. ...' i.,.ii 1... .,..l...i :. 1 :.... I
tt. , . -- ,,,.-,,, ,,, 1, lltl. I', , II.F I. I. II III 1 1 ui in n
WOOClWard FrauH Alln.,l lilrmn Iteruilnll nml win. liinl ilein-,. ..; I
----, ' VM WU ?-" ' "l
tin
(ievci uiiient case again .t
in m nml
hi slacker brother, said thai he weul
cunnliie Sheru and Had out eiaitl.v
what intere-t', if nn.v, Gough bad In
k"i ping Giever J!"rgdell out of the net
laid for Ii lm by the Government. Gough
ileni. d he ever dleve for Hergdell.
Shern was subjicted te u KHlling
cio-s-examinatien by A.-itant District
Attorney Friedman, but he insisted that
lie ua riect in ills le-iinieiiv. ;simri
-aid III li!
tie v v en
weil.ril Willi (leugli wlieu
ciiiplevcd b.v the detecilve
agency.
HUSBAND STABSWIFE
WHILE SHE SLEEPS
Cnmden Man Tells Police He Hopes
He Killed Her
U I. Hi
Mrs. Anna .lakiibak was sleep-
ing ill her home nt Hill Seuth Ninth
street, Camden, early this morning, her
hil'biinil, Stanley .lakulmk, lueke info
the house ami serietiiy weumteii uer
CART, MAN HURTl'iitnilmim MIpI...I..Ic saw .lal.uhf.fe
" I leave the lieu-c nml arre-tcd him. The
Away After Driver ' hiishaiiil fold pel he had gene te "his
w fe s lieii'c ler ii. c pur ie-c m Lining
her and hoped h" had been sliecesfiil
I
Mrs. .lakiibak was
11 eoeiltllic Hospital.
Inlien te the i
Ph.vslcliins said I
lie hud ncclvcd two deep wounds In
the 1 1 In.
In, lien alp
Hid that while her ceiull-
ilmi i- -el leu
-In ll
a light chaii e
of Ml iv.
ip.il'.iiid l
'I i i
.Illl llll.lk ll M III . I,
I" Ill1 I '
,r lifkl tirltli.K imiirrt
iu, VVIIII'IS'll uier,
luting I'ujicr I'eiiuwiu lit.
ILLS
QUESTIONED
AGAIN IN CHURCH
Would Clear Confusion en
Phene Call That Lured Choir
Singer and Recter te Death
JEALOUSY AND HATE BEHIND
KILLING, SAYS PROSECUTOR
Investigate Story of Chorister's
Illncs3 After Luncheon as
Guest of Clergyman's Wife
fly a Staff Comsventtnt
New UrurLwlcK. X. .!., Sept. 22.
.lames Mlllu, husband of Mrs. l'lenner
Iteinhardt Mills, the woman choir
singer who wan murdered with thn Itev.
I M w.i rd Wheeler Hall, was questioned
nctiii today by As'lMiml I'roi-cciiter j
Toelan.
Mills' visit te the prosecutor's office
was voluntary. It wns made for the
purpose of giving additional Informa
tion concerning the mysterious telephone
call which Mrs. Mills receded Thursday
evening last week, the night she and the
rector of the church where she wing,
the Episcopal Church of St. Jehn the
Kvangellst, were slain at the Phillips
furm, two miles from here.
One of the mystifying and contradic
tory statements that nre. baffling the
detectives working en the case concerns
the telephone call. Mills, the .sexton at
St. Jehn's, says his wlfe wns called te
answer the telephone lu the home of
Mrs. rt. Hlitz, near his own house. Tin
said he was certain of this because be
before. Usually, he said, her calls came
te the home of Mrs. Opie, another
neighbor.
Heth Women Issue Denials
Mrs. Ulltz today denied that the call
had come te her telephone.
"Mrs. Mills never received a call en
my phone or sent etic," she said, "and
I will give $1000 te charity if any
one can prove otherwise."
Mrs. Cpie likewise denies that the
call came ever her wire.
"Mrs. Mills had net used my tele-
phene for a couple of months, "' she i
uid.
Se far the detectives have found no
way te reconcile the facts with the
statements made by Mills and the two
women. i
Mr. Toelan wants some mere Infor
mation about the telephone call re
ched at Mr. Hall's: home the same
evening. Tie has summoned a maid in
the I lull home, known as Nerah. Shu
is said te have enswpreil the call. lie
will ask Nerah ulse whether she knew
of cpiarrrls between Mr. Hall and his
wife.
Mr. Toelan lias taken practical
charge of the. case. II" is young nnd
energetic, with his political future te
make, and is generally believed by the
townspeople te be putting lilniclf heart
and soul into the investigation.
The "Tea Partj" Theory
A new angle in the enhe has been
brought te the attention of the Prosecu
tor's office.
Mrs. .lames Tennevin, of 1ST Albany
ftrect, a si.'tcr of Mrs. Mill.', declared
today that tlie latter had told her,
either in .lune or Jul of this vear. that
If Mr. Hall had net been her friend
she would think nn uticuip had liccn
made te poison her in Mis. Hall's home.
The Piosecuter's efhi c admitted that
it was cegni.ant of Jlrs, Tcnnesen's
story and was werkin; en It.
"You're net baa-kiug up the wrong
tiec," Detective reigiifen -aid, v.hcu
told that the story had leaked out.
"ll li.niTH.nixt Iflnip Iti .Iii'.r. np .lnlr "
aid Mrs. Tcnnesen. "Klcaner Mill-
hud been te some seu of n li.in.heen nl
Airs. Hull's heiae. She leld me she
bud asked for a cup of coffee in-lead of
tea. and it had se horrible a tn-te she
could drink but n little of It. She
said it 'ta'-ted tnrible. like nothing she j
bed ever tasted before.' She told !i:e .
that she lift lMincdiati I; after that and
felt 111 all afternoon r.n.l ewtiini:. J
M.v sister s.iid te me : "If 1 were net
sure Unit .Mrs. flail is a irieinl of '.
tlieru was '
mine. 1 would be certain
p oNen In that ceffee.1 "
.Mrs, Tcnneeii heeincd astonished fo fe
da.v when a-l.ed if tlie report that Mrs.
.Mills had felt 111 after the luncheon
at Mr, Hall's home, were true
"I don't Knew hew that get out."
fhe said, "iinlc-s Charlette, my sister's
daughter, has been talking. I told tin:
pre-editor about it vesterdnv."
A-M-tnnt Prosecutor Toelan admit
ted that lie had been iluvc-t unttug what
lie said was "a similar story. and
giving ii v
if close atlciilleii. II" lie
defectives had been sent te
llieil tli.'lt
sec .Mr
she hud
was hen
"Did
leunc-eii, nnd when nsked it
been te his iillice, snid: "She
with Charlette tlie ether iln.v."
siie tin .veu mis sterv at tnc
time
"Ii
Deli
lie ivas asuul.
rather net sa.v."
I'tive Tetlcn. one
hn renlicd.
of the most i
aciivc of the liivi -tigateis, mn )ires-
i i ul when inquliii's vvctc maile nlieiit
Mi
. T niii'-eii s nariiiiivc.
"I in glad th it get out. said Di
tictive Ti.ttcn, "That"- going te Inln
-eiiie mi'1 down nil' (leir high perch.'
Mrs. Hall Denies Mnlenient
Mr. I. ill issued a stalcini nt
which cenl radb is
nserlln ! te her b.v
an dirli.T MnfPinent
Ml-S faille Petcis, a,
fiiend. In the fiit sinieiueiit Miss
Pittrs quoted her as having said thai
she believed her hii-band bad been
mbbeil. In the tiltcineilt today she tie-
nidi that she ever bud made such an
bad made such an i
assertion and repudiates file idea et
renin flips tile ilc.i el
. . .. ..'
'ebber as the mutive of the crime.
Today's slaiemciit. like .vesterda 's,
ciune lliieugn
lows, in Ml-'
"(lull la-t
ll-s Peters, and It fe
Peters' werds:
night and again this
Hall mid te me, 'I d,.
a single clue nor de I
i ni.ii niug Mi-.
1 net knew ei
i.ive uiv pica as ie vviin iiui nave com-
mitt' d
Mi" crime.
iei in-, -ii snniigp thin Mr, Hall,
leaving Ids heme en Tliursd.lv
"It
after
Mil of lu-l wee:,, via. net seen .'.s In
M...I ileug lie
i
n I 'i i
ll
in r
( t Jllillllfll till I1
'I i II. ( Ollllllll sN ,
utTMi'.NrH te ti it pa i:iiv prntti".
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tt'rt.,'R.'l".;"K.ff:,!;B.,,TKir,l',S,!l
'illlM.lt
tfeK-lllllnc; the AtariiU'lU celuuitl
till (,'IKC u
MURDER MYSTERY
U. S. Fuel Distributor
F
COXItAI) K: SI'KNS
Vice president of tlie Chicago, Bur
lington and )uiiiey Itailread, to
day wus appointed Federal Fuel
Distributor under tlie new Anti Anti
Ceal 1'relltecrlng Art
L
BILLS ARE SIGNED
President's Act Makes Fuel
Profiteering Federal
Offense
SPENS TO BE DISTRIBUTOR
Repert Ceal Overcharge
te the Fuel Commission
Householders who may be nskrd
te pay mere for coal than the prices
charged last March nre requested te
report this te the State Tuel Com-mi-sien,
which has headquarters in
Harrlsburg. W. D. H. AIncy is
chairman.
f.'j Associated rresa
Washington, Sept. --'. President
Harding today Plgned the Administra
tion Ceal Distribution and Antl-Preli-tecrlng
and the l'ticl-rinding Ceal
Coniniiss-len Hills.
Cenrad '. Spen, vice president of
fhe Chicago. Hurlingten nnd Qulivy
Hallway Cemujitiy tedny was appointed
1'Vderiil Fuel Distributor under the new
Ceal Distribution und Antl-1'ietitecr-ing
Act.
Selection of the Tiurllngten official for
the new pest, which enrries with it
bread autbetlty te devise plans for
nievcmpiit of coal shipments, was an
nounced nt the White limine -bertly
after President Harding had ntlied bl
slgnature te the Cmil Disfrlhu'ie" ei"l
Anti-Preliteering Hill and te tin -ep-arufp
cuiergency incasiiri' for a Pact
Finding Ceal Commission. Mr. Spen'
is understood te have been recommend' d
bj Secretary Hoever, with whom he
was n-seclated iu the war-time feed
administration.
This statement was iiued at the
White Heu-e:
"The President today appointed Mr.
Cenrad 11. Speiw, vien ire-ldent of tlie
Chicago. Hurlingten and Quincy Kail
vvv Company, te act as Federal Fuel
Distributor under the new congressional
act.
"Mr. Snens ha been civrn a sixty-
dnv furlew from the Hurlingten Hail-
way te undertal.e this wnrl;. II" was
chief of the trin-po;latieii iIUImuu of
the feed admiui-'ratien during the war.
"It is felt b.v the Administration thai
the coal problem , u problem of irons irens
linrtiiili.ii rather than production and
for this reason c-ppcielly requires trans trans
pnrtlltlell experience In its solution,
"II. H. Speiu er. who has been acting
as wiltiutui' Fuel Uistribufer in co ce co
ejieration . Mi the various depnrtment depnrtment
ef the Government, bad cen-enteil 10
act only until definite urgrt'ilJMtle'i ,
could be erected. He litis reqtl. -led th It
he be relieved in order that he iu.iv
ieaume Ids work as prsldent of tic
Fruit Growers' Fxpress. Tlie President
has today expressed te Mr. Spencer his
appreciation of the fine seivlce lie has
given the public."
It was indicated et the "White Heuse
thai the Pre-ident had net vet mud" np
his mind regarding membership et t!i"
Fact -Finding 1'omniisslen te he n.minl
under the ecend of the bills lc -i:ii d
feda.v, but thai lie piebablv would I"
i iiosltlen te net within u few da-
' "onfiruintleu of the coiuinis-ien In tl.
Semite Is required under tlie lcgi-lati.ni.
but the Impre-eieii in ntheial ipinrtcr- i'
that reiess appeiutinent'' will he mail.
se that the body can begin its pitiliu
niirv iirgniiizatien before Cengies- i r -a-'emble-
this fall.
Mr. Spcii'. whetc nppeiiitm nt nie,. nie,.
tie loiigics-ienal (oiifirin.itieii. is i
peeled lianieilialely te take ilmtge e'
teal distribution and te erg.inie ,1 si.itt
et assi-iiinii- which will Include F. I.'
Wadleigh. of Princeton, ,, .1., hi, f .,,
the coal divi'ien of the commerce d
parlmciit. The new Federal fuel dlstrllnrieii
rigeuc is te eieiip.v the efliecs us,, ,i
tie veluutaiy oigauliitiei, and pro1. pre1.
ally oho will make use f the -k U ion
oigauiatieii lett by .Mr. Silencer.
Cenrad
I. Speiis, wl,,, becomes Fed-Di-lrlbuter
under the i,. n
.in ion 1 Antl-Pietiier i in.
er:M I ue
Ceal Dili'
Ad, vn- Dinctec of Feed Transporta
tion (biriiig the war.
Ill F.ljil he vns nuide Due. ter m
Fnited St.it, s Impert Hiisiiuss umb't
mm " &-il
if' '?! ' V rT2B v5i
Im
A
DISTRIBUTION
tin. nllie:nl Vilmtnlstratien. .lie n
1 appoint' d in thiit position en Man h 1
teda.v i nt' thai vcac
(t Ms Mr. Sens' dutv with the
nilri.n,l Aillllllll-lniliei, ,..'
with liii-lne.-s inlerestij iM 1 1 1 iliicl-
I epuient of I'eieign tunic with the s,1M,
I plug Heard, iu the establishment of n
i...- i. ...! ..i.i. .. ..
V" 'N'" '.""'.... "". u" "',r"V'
I iiiinnv I'liii'in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I tA wiii iii . .. , let
""' ' : '. ' "" "s
opulent or poll lacllitics,
C-2 ON WAY TO ARIZONA
Dirigible Leaves El Paoo Amid Feg
in Trans-Continental Flight
. .F.l Pase. Tex., Sept. "e. .,1.,,
P.I The Fluted Slates air dli'lgil'l'
C-'J tn ii ir.i'i-'iinllueutiil tllglu leu
Fl Pan tin- iiiniuing at ll:l. (.". I... '.
In a ' ".iv ,v leg. i .iniiiiaiiili'i' Sir
lid tl
c ' in' ald.v would en ,l
te V.I.
Th'
ll ilclH U her ert'
making the trip uf (11 :t lallcj from Saul
Aiitenln It. ten hours and twenty mh.
UtCS.
ITIN
EARED
BETWEEN
NATIONS
OVER RUM
RUNNERS
British Foreign Office Expected
te Take a Hand in Secretary
Hughes' Problem
i ENGLISH SHIP'S DEFIANCE
i
MAY COMPLICATE CASE
Request for Right of Seizure
Boyend-Threc Mile Limit
Is Awkward
Uy CM.VTON W. G1T.HKRT
SI BIT CerrfMi'.nilfnt Kvrnlne 1'iilillu I.filcpr
cpn(0.V, 1023, Vj 1'ublln Lcderr cetiiinnt
Washington, Sept. 'J2. The Hrltlsh
Foreign (Jllice, It Is understood, will
seen dike up diplomatically the (ues- i
liens nrl' Ing nut of i he American pre-
lnhitien tuiv.v"-- cfT'irls te step ruin-run- ,
lung en i he T.'nitcd Stales ewi't. '
The forcible rc-lsfatice of the captain
"f the P.rltlsli ship fJnward. formerly
Henry Ferd'ii aelit, te nn attempt te
beard bis ycwX and the recent selzure
of the Hrltlsh ship H, .T. Gardner and
the confiscation of ?.0,000 geld found
en her oft" Leng Hranch, are two recent
Incidents which are regarded with con
cern b.v both Hrltlsh and American rcp
resentntiviii as likely te lead te compli
cation., unless some understanding is
reached between the two Governments.
Secretary Hughes, according te an
announcement made in the Heuse of
Commens by Premier I.leyd Geerge, has
asked for a reciprocal agreement be
tween the two Governments which will
aid the I.'niled Stales In enforcing Its
I prohibition laws. 'The Hrltlsh Govern
I ment has (ickuevvledgid the Hughes note
, and It h expected that the next move
'will he 'i note irem the Foreign Office
drilling thp Hrlti-h attitude.
I nder international law there Is no
i question of tlie right te selwi liquor
i brought within the jurisdiction of this
'country that is within three uities of
i the shore. lSui if the rum-runners can
I come v 1 1 li tn three tulles of shore the
work of the prohibition navy is diffi
cult, for small craft, slip out at uight,
buy liquor and hurry with it into Inlets
along the coast.
An Awkward Prcdieamciil
Fer the Fnited States te ask that the
rigiit of seizure be extended bcjend the
three-nub' line is awkward. Its posi
tion ii.'is ahvajs been in favor of obeying
the three-mile limit fixed by interna
1 tonal law, hid alwavs been firm, and
it is expected that tlie IrHWIi Gov
ernment will adhere te this itile.
Moreover, the United Stute is start
ing out te be a maritime nation audi
ler it in encourage etlie ceimtrks te
if 'nl tl ir contiel "f ii" mean ley veil
ihiie nulls from tie r -inns.-, would be j
unwise. The iiitere-i. of the Anti-'
Saleen League, which apparent! con
trols our politics, and of flic country ,
conflict as .-harply en tin- question ab j
they de en the question which came i
up a short time age ever the selling of l
alcoholic drinks en Fuitcd States Ship- J
ping Heard shlp-i. If lnet at all sure
thai the Administration would net lie
jelieved if the HritMi would refuse, te
abate one jet of their lights under in
ternational law.
Jn stories of the exploits of the
ca'liint prohibition nny one leaiK of
the twelve. mile limit. New
tee se-
'iiitig te
; called twelve mile limit ha- i
de with the -c.jsiirc of ships nnd cer- i
gnij. Cen.iin uitieii'1, inclining this
Cmitlnuril en I'jk I litbtfn, ( nliiinii (ne ,
TAILOR'S DUMMY SAVES
TWO WOMEN IN FIREi
It Falls. Awakens Girl and
Leads Mether te Safety
Mi. Anna Lehman teuml her
She
bed- i
room tilled with
awahencil shortly
meke w hen she vns '
after .'! o'clock this '
mernin
by the sound of n fulling I
lltlllllllV
en the third tloep of her home i
ut.d dre mailing c-iaeiisaiueni, iiuui
Franlifeiil avenue.
She ran uiistalrs from her room en
the second tloep and was nearly sutTo sutTe
fit ed when slip opened the deer leading
li.it, her workroom. Miss Lehman ie
ireat"d te the second liner. wh"ie her
eventv eue-.veai -elil mother, Mrs.
Anna Lehman, was asleep.
Areit-lllg the age 1 weiiiin, sic ns
ustnl her te the sine! and ihen turned
in an .1 In I m. The linii-p is directly op-pe-ite
Frankfei'il He-iulal and when
lireiiii'ii ai lived thev bad dltlii'iilty In
etingui-hiiig the flame, without alarm
ing patient-.
The ilain.igp iimeniiieil te .SSeOO, In-
clinliiig .Ire--, - v 'illicit at
tin
PERIL BY MOLTEN SULPHUR
,
Thrce Pennsylvania riaureau (Jars
Wrecked Near Marsh Run '
Ilaril-hiirg. Si pi. 2"J i l!v A Pi
Three i.ii's ..f Iciuiug "ulphiie threat-
, tied -ii iM'ii It d U'c mi the P. iim-.vI
v.niiii Hailieail. 'ic. r Miii'-'i Pun. south
f iin city, iiiat tie iliirn-liing ii.-e
I hat tie
lliirn-liing ii.-e
,n partiiu ni vves . nil. q
l.i -ave the r -t of tin"
I .llll.'.lllg plllpl'I'tV
out cail.v today
it lin 'ind iT-
I'be lire irie.l
lien i.mt,e. th,.
wl ,-u II geililel i e pi
ir.n k. tei" ill" a
buiitl1-. d f." l nl rcils
.mil w I'lck.'d n n .ills,
Wru'kirs dun inn d the molten siil
jil ue. vtlucli tva- ruiiiniig into the drv
w I- near b.v tlireaien ng a teict
nre. The iiinier 'prcad in New (uin-
lewbnid and near-b.v towns that the
-. I, I I k! ...... t . . li
.111-11 .,'1,1 .,,,,.. .-.,,i ..,,,,. ,'IHI-I
in, .pet. where Inge intmliei-s of
i ...r..a .... i '
pieple lied te the
net in danger.
II . he ill pel lUI'
1 " j
i
r-P-.., , . ,-,,.,, riir inrit
DEATH FOLLOWS FIVE ACES
Chicago Police Think James Cala-I'l"
. ... 0. . ... .,.. .
brese Was Shet After Showdown
( IllcaC", Sept. '".'. - illy A. P.) -Toe
iiifii. v .ns s in a cud ga.ne ate declared
l.v the police te lm f imumiI the sheet-
leg te dentil of .lames C.ilahrc-i' a
iii.M'b ai;...
.l...p!i Teiiisellla was arrested teda.v
in, i. i v n h I'.isiiiia " ( n i' n. who
wis i ilc, n into .II-I...I.V nrevleiisl, In I
iM'll el l ill W lib t1
case
Accniilnu
t.
lei tivc-i the 'hn il I ni' follewt
he I
i ii
1 '
W le H ( "lll.l
in i
tin ll it 1 1 il 'I .ni
ill i
in. "I lour ace-
ATI VNTII t m 1 IH'sT Mlllir.lt Tt.
IMeP.J Het
1 il
1 'i nil.
Ul
TURKS SEIZE COMMANDING
POSITIONS AT SOUTHERN
ENTRY OF DARDANELLES
'"situation en the Dardanelles Threaten te Prevent In-
IV BULGARIA mMimWiM fMI
i .
JUGADRIANOPLE tMIf
WfMSm i k
ES'V 3SrrH"AMAV".8'il".,",.s'-,.'i'i '.'''.:' . Q c" -" ' "
jXtevC&tJ s-nANAr'..'.;'! .;'.v.'.v.'V,'.,.ii(-.v e Oaimpcpul
Itmmre kum KALsui iim: Rnn-AV w
Wffle ez-ihe-:,? DRUOApv
BjWOANELLE,S 1
fm:" KUTAYAcf
JSi-a A N A X CTH-. l
&ivaH&Lt OGEDEZ
;f"CtteMYRNA ealihli ushak j
JVwl ALASHEHP H ' '
.TywkyjeTvS-ksj VJ -y
Mt&Xwr il ' ' i ' I r I
Turkish Xatletiallsts liave seized Et-ine en Asiatic side and threaten
Kum Ivalcsl, strategic position at entrance te Stralti from the Aegean.
Their batteries can remtnand Stralis and prevent Ingress of Uritlsh fleet.
Hrltlsh troops still held t'hannk, further north, and a Hrltlsh line
extends for thirty miles from Scutari te the Sea of Marmora e protect
Constantinople. The Nationalists hae lliclr headquarters at Isinld.
They threaten ati advance en Thrace
LAST-MINUTE NEWS
BASEBALL SCORES
CHICAGO 1 -
PHILLIES MsO." 1 -
Chceves and O'FarrclI; Ring and Hcnlinc. Meran and Seutclle.
CINCINNATI
BOSTON (N.L.) 1st..
FORTUNE TELLER SENT TO PRISON FOR YEAR
jL'il'XSBTJROH, Sept. M2. A btaience el one yttw .'.ia lm lm
pebtd totley Oil G. 31. I'.ipm, et Oakuieut, kuewn a "Dr. Liyn,
' wee Wat. tuuvivti'l ': t'ltuie teiiuui-. i'&ur witnihcie tceii:.. i
thiy paid i'ui'i.i a lu tu bvc tUcii paluie mvcutent-.
BUYS PISTOL. IHEN SHOOIS WIFE
EASTON, PA., Sept. 22. Gievsc Gnatcr Iseulat
tO'J.jy and, Tcturejut' beint', &bel hi witi tbti". tlnies.
sj'crltlwl ccudJti?!! u li. li"i-pl.il.
NAME E. B. TEMPLE
ENGINEER FOR FAIR
Dr. Paul Cret Is Chesen Archi
tect Beth te Serve With
out Pay
REGARD JOBS "CIVIC DUTY",
r:. n. t. ai
ti
i-t a--t.-t.iii' rhief i
i-vlv.snia Kailread, '
c'uini er nnd Dr. '
1 .i. I ei" the S.'--
. :a i .n. '
v a- made lv
-nl. ' of the Fnir
ig ,. IMCCIMlg ..f
I .inilll. '. e 111 til"
CliBiueri'Trf the 1'. i,
wns liaiur.l tmliv ii
Paul Cret as the hi
qtii-C" iitenui,,! A--e
This niiiiei i
Colonel Ifiihi pi
Association, te ;..v,i
the Plan and W"-l!cllevue-Stratte:i!.
Mr. Teuiplc wii" te
Sesqiil-Centennlal '.
l'ngincers' lub, an.
similiir cijtninitti e of
Institute of An lute.
i.liiliienilpil b the
iiimittip "f the
Di. i "ri ' I'V n
the Philadelphia
I'.ii'i reganl
n "nvie" diitv,
their nppuinttnci
'ami. Hive Ce!
j without pa.v .
li'i'i.er. viM -"it i
'S'
' Stratford thi-
ni.pe
i! ei .
tu i
till.
pep- ami
I el.t.'r.'llcC
ISelbs'i".
i h.-sr
D'titier
iiftei Mn
D'Olirp issue
Following tin iii""
staiPliiPiil
u ' tl.
r ml .
en -Mi.
imittee. Colonel D"c
'Peniple nnd Dr. Cnr
' ,irl out a letiial vi
,,, buildinss oil lie
u lie a-ke,l i
p iii of gti'iuni
P ii'.wn.v -Fair
,Illlllllt i.,.,.i- K,0 i.
'1 ."i p'i
, III Cl'll-
siillatlnii witli the F.ng in
tee, and 1 'r. ( 'ret. m . en-
rs Cciiimii
ill at i. ui v.iili
p. and al-"
, I eil.ltll.il.
agile 1 1 an I
the Architects I
vith the iiiipr.ivnl
mi.iitii
et pi
w ill select their as-.. ,.i
iim hitccis,
"l.etli men have .
serv ices ns a mutter n
in I w itheiit COlUM'll-ll' I
t liinitiarv work. T'n
r. d t'n. i
1 . nle and
tins pre
. i i
II l"l
'i liirtu a
iking group
1 small, compact, i.ipidlv
, . ,
v 1 1 . i will
t pllsMli'ie
, ." . i i
submit this plan ai the .ar.i
'. , , , , ,,
" ll is uuderstoeil thai m drnv tug th"
plin thev will have in uncd the lca-t
I ible interference both w'th 'he u-e
.of the Park b.v the publ.per r.,reati,.
and wiib the tratlic thimigli ll." park.
""'.J dining tlie time et the cp.,-
isitien, but during ceu-tincii m etk a.
I ,,
i "The will nl-e have in iniiiil the h'nsl
possible damage te the pail, but nithci
iilm te improve gientl.v ilmi put el t'c
park wlndi i- cr,v little n.ipeev.d ,.t
i the prisciii time.
XVill IMlin.lli. test
. ' '" present
"At the
lune
it
Cillltl
of .
Ill
nlv pl.itnl that
use
Will b"
thai pti'mii of (be Parkwav iim.I Pink
1 1. ii h i- nl sail aviiilald
,1- In avoid
II
cspen
I
HI III
I e-i
I'
Tc'l'lile ami Dr. Crel will lie n-Mn te
give an ippreNlmnte est itp of tlicf important building activities i,n the
1 1 Mial ci i-t ttieir piepu eii plan
11
a revolver
WOMAN, 70, TRiES
1 ,vi
MURDER, ENDS LIFE
Mrs. Sarah Seeley, Egg Harber,
Beats Daughter With Ham
mer, Cuts Own Threat
ATTACKS VICTIM IN BED
Tn oil n.-.iii. : er'iy ted.. Mr. Sarah
Seeley. s,entv rears ..Id, of J"gg Har Har
eor, X. ,1 . rained banvuer blows en
the te, . nnd 1 I
daughter. Mr-. !
then .'in ! , ...
. . ! er MleptCd
ig- Mi'Vpi'. and
t . r. ..i f ' 1'C'i the
. nav fi.;. aid.
1 in the Lgg
i'.il h'i lee. tlnrty
.' euug wen, no i-r.i" !e
The nged woman
Harber Hospital .it
minutes after the nttn.'k en Mrs, Mc
Neil, who was sslce.ii ,n a reir rnem "f
the cottage when the lirn blew wa
stitick. Mrs. McXcll Int .-en.-. i-ue-t oew
.if;, r -be was taken i,. the -.n , h...
plldl Her foee v. a- badlv ''-tigiir J
by tie blew, and j.'.iysi. .an Udiev"
liei' -kuil may be fractiiip.1. ll.w i is-,
bund 1 'isiened It. the hn-tdtnl from
tl II 1 Tra.v ireie. At'.-, i . I I ,n .
w h. re I i m ni k- n' an up'iel-t. r. r
The McNt il Iieiiip tacts nn uniuiHi'd
street opening nml abuts the ti ic
of the P'libi.l. Ipht'i and Heading It.nl-
vv.'l. 'III. ..lie ltd ,1 hn'f stm i letlng"
is nlw.ut t'e bb.i k- f-ein th Whit.
Hei-e )ike.
Altai bed Dauglitcr iu Feil
Geerge Mc.N. .' ' tt the liei-e ler t .
Irlie l if nt ii".'l e". lock ills iii.iru
ing His ,tit,. ' n prii, n.l hrPkii-l
ami. nliir Indding Inn g ..., In, had
let wi'iied te In r btilie'.ni ter i n ,p.
Mrs McNeil had worn -i It noun ,.i er
her nlgh'i lell'es while preparing the
meal. She h...!,e 1 I He 1.1 fosiir fesiir
luntlier's room s.i'v lh.it -he wn-tn-l'
. p. appiin nil , and ihen threw off
the kiln.. in. li ll. I gut niie h- . "n li.
A- he slept hi r te-ii r ii.eihtr re t
Itll'i the loom, caiilleii-'t iilipfe.i. hi ,;
the ,e( mid leaned ev.w her ndepti !
li.iiigl.trr. Then sln rinse, th,. lmui. r
t eiitJiuiril en I'.ik rislifpn, (eliunii On
MINE MANAGER KILLED
Slate Slide Causes Death of Cap
tain Jehn Corden Smyth
I'airnteut, . n., S-. p -je, my
A P .--Capt.iiti ,lehn ,l, .rdi.n Sin.vtli,
geinral inatiag. r of iln Flkherndl-
Vl-lilll III til" 1 oll-elHlalloll l ., (nlll.
p.mt
is k, 1 I b;
Inn
-li
i n
ai1
.1,
I '
t liv
l
Dnfi
.li
M..-I.I U
I .
I In ti.e i.nm h no in. .1.1 ,.i. in dim-
I'ucllti Coast
gress of British War
ships Frem Malta
BIG BATTERIES CAN
OPEN FIRE ON FLEET
French Send Envey te Smyrna
in Move te Halt English
Turkish War
NEUTRAL ZONE INVADED
IN CAPTURE OF EZ-INE
Kemal Refuses te Halt Plans for
Attack, Lacking Premise
of Thrace
Attitude of Nations
in Near East Imbroglio j
Turkey Threatens armv will cress
Straits from Asia Miner unless
pivcn jjuaranlcc of Thrace and
ether European land.
Great Britain Refuses te withdraw
troops from Asia Miner br frfve
Turkey puarantees prier te peace
conference.
France Attempts role of mediator
te prevent BritiFh-Turkish war.
Declines te help Britain defend
Straits. j
Italy Stands pat in opposition te
military defense of Straits.
Rumania Insists Balkan peace can
be assured only by freedom of
b'traits.
Greece Determines en military de
fense of Thrace.
Bulgaria Seeks pert en Aegean.
Threat te tcize one reported.
tlv .lje latfii Trrsj
Constantinople. Sept. '.". Turk
ish Nationalist forces have seized
the town of Kz-me, en the Asiatic
sidc of the Dardanelles, and arc
threatening Kum Kalcsi, an im
portant key position te the southern
.side of the Straits'. Tlie Komalipl Kemalipl
wcrc nowhere opposed.
The Nationalist move, in the opin
ion of the naval experts here, will
enable the Turks te prevent free
ingress te the Dardanelles te the
British Atlantic Fleet units-, which
are en the way from Malta.
The important positions involved
were up te today occupied by the
French and the Italians and from
them the heavy Turkish batteries
can command the entrance te the
Straits.
ifliiu Neutral Zene
in.' is a siiia'l town in the vnlley
' M audi r Hirer in th igh dis dis
seuth of the Dardanelles and h
than twenty miles from Kum
i. !''i.. Utter town, which the.
F.
. i ii
i tu t
Jess
Ka'p
Nntinnnli its- nre threatening, is en th".
wntervvn.v itself almost et the entrance
:e the -trai'i fre'ii the Aegean.
li..th places are i.ithiii tin zone of
reutrali'v ntntiit the Straits laid down
I'V th Tre-ity tf Sevres. It Is uncertain
from available .lata whether Ut-inc lv
within the military zone of neutrality,
prei'lariied in Ma, 1H21.
There would eppear te be no doubt,
tow ever, thut Kum Knle.-i is within
th!- latter zone, against the invasion of
waieh v..r::::g v.i issued in ton ten
stunt, ii.n U ves'erduy bv th I'mi-h
f.ener.il llutinsten, ceiuiiiund r-in- liiel
.f th allied for."'-.
P.rle.v With Kemal Fails
I ietli'V ll
- . in r hi ri
111 - oil I.
p.
th'
Fn in I. iiiiiimU'
' e-tettlay Ip.'ll hi
lt I - IHldel' toeil
,u In- aifpiupt in
Keiiitil Pashn of
r..--ti.g ih Slrnii-
nw .rued
smv rn.i.
hp I
I
I.l i It ii'.'. -"
.Mi.stapha
. . .,1 11 of ,
per-ui
the in
and i" .living 'I urine. It i, .believe I
K.wiial lent'd nut thai ..israucp of
thp iif I'r.ili'; of l'ae Mrai1 . b; the Nil
t.emi'. l.ieiihl I" preiiicnted mil upon
adeqi'iite u:iiaiiiee" fr.nn the AUn t tlia1
Thr.'i. e would be rt-'ereil te Turkc.
The q'ict en of I "en-tnnl iimple vva
no! ills. i.-.-'d a' llie i iwitt'ieiii i as the
".,., (.!.. nnd. r toeil te b.ive srttlrd
that i si, i ni tavei of Hi,. Turks nt the
I ellteielicl S 11. l.ouleH and Paris Inst
, ' '
'I be I'.r ti"h fel.'e nie vel king da.v
and null' djgg.ng I -- n in- it i li.inn K
P.iil,... and t.ihe- t il il iidiiis In the
A li'U "iven .!.lii .ni.ii p.nti-ii troop
have ai'r.'cd in t' lioiperu-
V. pp-M.sl.' tie" of the prrwint
ii , iii, ni is taV'ii mi Turkish Vnllnn-
i I i-t i. cles liei p. 1 1 'll lb' hired JP1
i.Tilav linn ' nle-- il.i' Kiui.'ilists r
i'lveil .i--iii in.', in , .'ii; r niuet from
the V it's w ll T.I.I f..rn ifghl heinsthat
the qi. in n el the d'-pini! mn of 'I hraec
We lid I"' si fled Hi fawn of I he Turks,
a s neus -in. ni. m would at In ami it
would 1 1. liiipe--il.e te le-train tin; for fer
w aid nuireii of lm Ir armv ,
Mh" l"lil..lltti weie liilng'ng up big
Skeda batteries ve..tcrdav and British
a rpl.in. living ev.,- tin .Nationalist
lines icpert the in live luasltlg of
'Purl. I- li iroepw.
IIiiih.I H'v s.'in the Notienalist troop
have b'cn doubled, and their cannon
and an munitien cp.lpiiient tripled. He
assert 'hit nil male- lu the liberated
a
rea are inining the cnlers.
'I he Hiiii'ii an illMirming tlie Tnrk-
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