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VOL. IX.-NO. 17
BnUred ai Hecend-fllnsn Matter at thareitgfflca nt PhlliKlelphls. Pa.
Under th Act of Mferch 8, 1870
PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922
Published Dnlly Keipt Humlay, Huhjprlptlen Prr tft a Year by
Cepyrluht, 1922. by Public Ieilcr Company
Mell.
PRICE TWO CENTS
I
wE&tm
VI I II IV II I L H I
nftuuneriiuuin
IHE SEN1ENCE
i i
afiDli Bollena Expected ugnwr
f 'penalty After Pleading Guilty
;t - tiapIwe Indictments
IU I .-..-
APPLIED WAR VETERAN
f WITH DRUGS FOR WIFE
IHdict Testifies He Was Ihtimi-
T ...... j i.,n Rftsuminff Habit
. After Court Discharged Him
t nnntliPl
notorious
av nben-
Jeseph Jieiiimi . "" ,- i,n
I
Unler In nnr.eiu" unip. "',; '"
:.,.,i M ffterts l "i-iHi "m,,7l "V
J Se!rnce,l ... eight years in the
e defend himself and'
SrJ i Jirv wiw drawn before Jiulge
fercn Jiirj." sentence was
ffi ihp nmi iw that Riven i yester-
srt Kh wjf, n,,n', Murphy
feiWSinbMJ-
The cemiii"""'-" .-"-. n,,,iinta who
h. courtroom n " u - ;
j.,.v. --- iini. nt ntiinrrH wiii
nr room n .. -' "",";, i
bid ef-deaimgs nn-. ""
ItaTwwi .ilheut cenn.el and C.
rtunrt lV.te.r. ; r;." "-'St Dl
KSnUA 5e ' dVclnrcl that druB
.1Ini. WOH (l't- in'".' --
Ptirsen tiKrei'il with him.
P "" te 1 tu brief for men in the drt.c
w.r. Mid fr. I'attersen. "There
E
's nbwlutely nothing te be m M en un
falf of nnv one cngnge. iti that traffic.'
Th' keening with his role of
Counsel, as assigned by the court, the
r."..'.0iml that no one could be
an?ci cum- -
forced te take drugs.
"If I show j nu mercy will you mend
tour waj s?" Judge McUcvltt asked
The iiri-enei steed mute, chewing
turn. Asked if he understood Kngllsh
be said: "(Vrtnlnlx."
He was asked again if he would mend
his uiijs anil taid he would.
Laughs When Sentenced
Apnnrcntl) expecting a lighter sen
tence than that given Weiss, he showed
amazement as the judge piled up sen
tences en the twelve indictments. When
he realized the total was eight .xcara he
faughd Imlly. e
After IInllejiii had been led away, the
District Attorney's office prepared te
try llrinnu field, also accused of large
icate 'trafficking in drugs. His trial
i uns listed for tomorrow, but was moved
bp en the calendar.
Alfred Heffman, a Negro and n for
mer service man, Identlfled-Itollena as
the man from whom he bought drugs.
Peffmau'M wife Irene also te titled
. ejnlnst him.
Heffman said when he married Irene
tc didn't knew she was a drug addict,
ut fin learning that she took drugs he
purchtwil them from llollemi. He said
he bought three pounds a week. His
wife said she used te buy a dollar's
,wert!i a la. from llolleiia and asserted
the uns a ding u-er before she vai
married.
lteiu'lil Drugs 1'Yeni Itolleua
Illit.i Hams nlse text ltie:l she bought
HUe n.1 Id he HiiiL'lii 1 ven ,Ii..'.-m ii-i.in coineniien, sU(l m iiart;
.... ...... ,,- ,.,-,,- in ,,,.,. uccK llfr
pcrelf as n lonipeusatleu.
Allen tici. en,. f the witnesses
minst Hi. lima, icferred te Ilvman
bold in esiinienj. lie said he
?il? inrr! ,' 'ls "" a,,,lll,t but was
dielmtei i , Municipal reurt. As
ftrwt l i, , (J,.,, umtlfied.
.-if i don't inki a blew jeu'in n
L"" '" ui I Held as tiling him.'. ,Ti
The mini's, .M,i i, ...i.i.A., , . . lomebll
ess aid insult Intimidated him
pnd tint
". ..-.lumii nu. use et drugs.
i .i -
CARRY GIRL ADDICT
TO COURT IN CHAIR
4rAnina .lolinsen, Green
street
p. mill,
iniSi.ih"V wnn,l,n w"s dn'ze.rifnd
B ''IV;, 1I,0,,I"R f her sur-
!ie X i ."hen nine was paced In
5S DrJ"Y-i.M. lX'Vxc- rmi unS
Ifled that ,inen"iirlf,s n- IJrIck" os es
fcSSw te slvn ,hcr "n-wtslt was ne-
i., 11,411m
Hi ent In ht n.i i "' . . K,lrae B0 vie-
Auuep'il,.e"t. wns. necessary.
tri "l. V,41"" Attorney Gorden
Uia It Wlin 4k -I..VJ iriuiidl
1
V11S 1Alnnl.l
lf.nBll.l i V"'4HIJ1
Ki . T v Bne'Hd be
mat tuebH re-
h.rl tl, . K ."Uglll out unu "ir.ll.
"in inie a I'm,.
nce wns rf.n "j " ""icu. jscii-
Avasirrea,Mv,,e' w-
Kd of thsdrug hlrr,7P,,en ,0,Ll-'
konerabW iiitlV.. , . Ic was in-
, DENiiTifslER BABY
liJ. si e de?Hn?d & U WflH 1,er
rW&ttS.!?. l of U,e
'".. u'"i ndw,ani,,i,'ili"; '! '!4!
ort te nrove ,i.; .?' l. ,.," nm
wn innile 1,, ... ,-", , '" sinke
Crank.
.meit ap.
'riM.idv,1
rlti.--j ,l with tatmer i
Katwe,"cr.W
i pap
I i-IMlIirilinil ,111,1 ,i,l.l,M4 !..! ... iiii..
D4 i"ir....l I . " ;' "l IIIIU4SI, IUUI IU Jii.
for ., 'Jm,Re I-arrattN ceuit Window fixtures, mostly rubber
iniii i,V i . .,mJ Court attaches ! anil bettlcil arliclei, were damaged
lliat nf .' '''i'1,1, st,1,p w,l!i worse than . the extent of $l!."0. The horse fell
it......... ""'"cr jet rounded un In the fleer insiile the store with bev
"e i:4ll,nilA iLL
Edwards "Pa"
Heard in Convention
When I nm elected United States
Senater I shall expose this betrayal
of public trust. (Referring te tariff.)
I deneunce this tariff.
I am against prohibition.
I am against the saloon,
I favor repeal of the Velstead act
and repeal of the eighteenth amend
ment, If need be.
JERSEY POUIICAL
El
Republicans and Democrats
Frame Platforms and Hear
Speakers
EDWARDS SCORES DRYS
Trenten, Oct. 3. Republican and
Democratic platforms for the general
election In November will be adopted
here-late today nt the State convention
of the two major political parties. The
convcntnlens opened nt neon and the
platforms will be put into shnpe by
committees while the ether delegates
listen te speeches by candidates. It
was net expected there would be any
protracted fights en the fleer ever the
adoption of the various planks.
A declaration for wine and beer Is
expected te be incorporated In the Dem
ocratic platform, while the Republicans
arc looked te for a declaration In favor
of prohibition and enforcement. Regu
lation of public utilities will also fig
ure In both platforms.
Overcoming nil opposition te his pro
gram for bet'tcr regulation of public
utilities, open specifications for rend
work and upholding the dry laws, for
mer State Senater William N. Runyon,
of Union, Republican candidate for
Governer, was looked upon as his
pnrty's leader at the convention. Run Run
jen's complete domination of the con
vention was apparent Inst night, after
u day of conferences, participated in by
candidates and interested party work
ers. Including many women.
The only plank ever which the Re
publicans feared a disagreement was
Hun oil's pledge te bring the great cor
poration holding companies under the
jurisdiction of the Heard of Public
Utility Commissioners and Ntep Fed
eral interference In purely State ques
tions affecting rates for trolley, gqs and
electric tcrvlccs.
The reorganization of the Democratic
State Committee preceded the conven
tion. Hurry Hcher, of Trenten, was
re-elected State chairman and Sirs.
Rebert F. Norten, of Jersey City, vice
chairman. Mrs. Norten in her capacity
ns vice chairman acts as licad'ei the
women's committee.
Candidates Speak
Governer Edwnrds. senatorial can-
CONV
11 OPEN
drugs Hum Itnllnmi nnd Jee Santeie. dldate. in bis address te the Democratic
Ihilleiia iiinl Mild ten, retaining one' ''The tariff (liiestlen is vital te pub-j
eerK as lomniiNsieii. . 11c uuere i. u nnccis me necKei or
Assistant District Attorney Fex, In I ''very citizen in the lnnd. An nddi
tddresshig 'he court later, called nt-i,'",m' 'lllx ,f three te four billions et
imueii 10 tne tcstl.iuiny of I'.Ilzu Hur- """'"-s which uiu uepueiieaii .lUimin
rl. He said llollenn! in striving te ' Ktratlen is imposing en a helpless
ueDaueli persons or her race for his own l,"l"1c' is tne sum and suustnncc of
hrftfif ..in-., 1 1...... .. , . ' .
1.11 ,,l? in '" . '" "."ISS '" I t'entlnunl en I'me Thirteen. Column Three
HORSE DIVES THROUGH
DRUG STORE WINDOW
Anlm.nl Prln rtt nH hi Rar.kflr '
Dashes Along Media Avenue
Frightened nt the bncktiring of an au-
e nt I'lfty-ninth street nnd
f ..... ,!.. .. n...i....n .if W n'nln.ll. l.lul
4,illirli'., liu ini'iiur ill i. ii i iiivi I. un
morning, a here drawing u light dray
wngen. dabbed along Fifty-ninth street
le Media avenue and plunged headlong
through the plate-glasswlndew In the
drug store nf II. D, Garr.
Herse and wagon landed inside the
store nnd Mr. (Snrr, who was standing
near the front, narrowly escaped in
goods
te
te
ere
cuts all ever ts body
The animal was bleeding copiously i
when ur. .leiin Hcutsmnn, n veterinary,
arrived and shot it.
The horbe and wagon wns owned by
Lawrence, O'Connor, of 7!' North
Forty-fifth street, nnd was being drhen
by Geerge McCalla, 840 Markee street.
McCalla bad left the herse standing
untied while he went te repair an
awning.
DR. .XMHONORED
Swarthmore Official Made Fellow of
Royal 'Astronomical Society
lu recognition of his wink in u u u
tionemv. Dr. .Tehn A. Mullen. !(.v
president of Swarthmore College, ha,
been elected n Fellow of the Royal As
tronomical Society of England. This
announcement was made today by l'ics.
blent A.wlelotte, of Swiirthiuere.
Following the anueuniement I"r.
Mullen addressed the students and re
viewed many subjects discussed at the
meeting of the International Astroneml-
cal .Vssociatlen at Heme last sprin?.
Ii. ,1. Conine, of rew .calami, who
recently wen the Isaac Newton Scholar
ship at Cambridge, will make u spe.'itl
study at Swarlhmere of the occulatlen i
of stars by planets,
HELD FOR STEALING AUTO
Man Abandoned Car When It Hit
Pele, Police Charge
Jeseph Wakefield, n Negro, Fifty
eighth and Race streets, took au auto
mobile, belonging le Lieutenant Com Cem
luamler O. A. tiiilbranseii. of the Phlla
ilelnhlii N'nvv Yard, from a garage at
nail rifty-nrst unu i iiauceiier suecis, nc
nail riii.v-uisi unu i iiiiui-t'iiur ""i"i iil--
'"" Jim. Hid, uiiin ','"", V""i'v i Mr. cerdiug te tun police, auu aiviuuencvJ
nater Geerge M,1,.1.)c',r,1,cfn, 1'oer- I the car afler.lt crushed against a nole.
'lll give them ,w', wIm '""leunce., I Wukellelil was held In MitlO ball for
Fjcept t,e (bll :'iy"fellr huui's te court teduv b.v .Magistrate Reiiblutw.
banJenin,,4 ' 4 "r fnce charL-e, ..i-lThe car win stolen en September L'."i.
An investigation slaiied b) DutevtlVu
Ftirrcll led te the arrest.
DO YOU WANT A JOll? fllKRE ARK
plenty of thm tdvertltd In lh. lp
Wanttd column today en pas St. Adv.
CHARLOTTE MILLS
El
Twe Weeks Gene, Nothing
Dene, Daughter of Slain
Singer Writes Defective
ARRIVAL OF TROOPERS
STIRS COUNTY TO ACTION
Detective Fellows Clue te Phila.
Transcripts Being Made
of Examinations
liv e Stall Correspondent
New ISrtinswick, N. J., Oct. 3.
Charlette Mills, sixteen-year-old high
school senior, today demanded that the
authorities of Somerset and Middlesex
Counties call In County Detective Ellis
Parker, of Mount Helly, te find the
murderers of her mother. 'Mrs. Char
lotto Relnhardt Mills, nnd the Rev. Ed
ward Wheeler Hall.
Charlette wrote te Detective Parker
today, appealing te him te come and
clear up "the mystery surrounding the
cruel slaying of my mother."
The girl inclesed a copy of her letter
te Mr. Parker te Jeseph E. Strieker,
Prosecutor of Middlesex County, urging
him te join her In asking the Burling
ton County murder detective te come
te the rescue of the bewildered nnd
floundering local authorities.
Charlette's letter te Detective Parker
fellows :
"I am appealing te you te come te
Njw Hrunswiek te arrest these respon
sible for the murder of my mother.
Twe Weeks Nothing Dene
"Mere than two weeks have elapsed
since (he crime was discovered, yet
nothing apparently has been done te
apprehend the guilty person or per
sons. "I knew that you will net lese any
time In clearing up the mystery sur
rounding the cruel slaying of my dear
mother. Therefore I nm appealing te
you te come te New Brunswick nt
once."
The letter te Mr. Strieker said:
"I nm inclosing a copy of a letter I
hnve this day sent te Mr. Ellis Parker,
411 V 1 1 11 t.i .1 1
"I firmlv believe with the assist-'
nnee of such an able detective the mys
tery surrounding the murder of my
mother will be solved. May I ask that
Set get iu touch with Mr. Parker
and join in my request that he come
here ns quickly as possible.
"I have been advised that Mr.
Parker Is without a doubt the most
competent murder investigator iu the
State, and I am sure thnt it would
be but proper thnt bis services be util
ized in this puzzling case."
Troopers Sent by Edwards
Charlette already has appealed te
Governer Edwards, and nt his instance
Stnte troopers were sent te New
i ....... i. .i. n .,..4 m. ..n lmJ'riAi.A i...nTet
1 ,1 II I in. 41 l lu lull- ruiiiu iiiiiiim.,ic unu j
the nfliees of the nrosecuters of the two
.unities. i
The girl asked the Governer te call
Detective Parker Inte the ense, but it
was, explained te her that only the
county prosecutor ceuiu ue mis
Centlnneil en Tnite Thirteen. Column One
HANDCUFFS IN JEST
BRING MAN'S ARREST
But Police Can't Open Bracelet, Se!
s,.,.j u...., , rl,.m4L j
Guard Hunts LOCKSmlth
Jcrt (Seynll, n former gunrd in the
anthracite coal region, knows today
thnt a immicuu snapped en in jcm is
nn embarrassing bit of steel jewelry
Geynll came here last night te visit
friends. He brought along n pair of
handcuffs Issued te him when en strike
MRS. C. A. MUNN, SR.,
IN MOTOR ACCIDENT
Injured When Steering Wheel of
Motorcar Breaks
Mrs. Charles A. Munn, Sr., who
lives en the North Shere, near Bosten,
was injured jestcrdny when the steer
lug wheel of her motorcar broke and the
machine struck n tree.
News dispatches from Beverly, Mas.,.,
this morning wrongly Identified the in
jured woman as Mrs. Charles A. Munn,
feimerly Miss Mary Aster Paul, of this
cit,, a sister of .Mrs. Paul Denc'du
iiii's ...,,i , Drexel' Paul
Mrs. .Munn. who was injured near
Bevcrh, was hurled through a window
of her motorcar. Her right hip was
broken and her face wuh cut and
bruised. Miss Marynn Vellmer, a
nurse, who was riding with her, was cut
about the face, and arms.
Missing Weman Returns Heme
.Mrs. Annln Cramp, fifty-eight years
old, ISI.'t North Fifty-eighth street, who
was reported te the police ,esterday as
missing, returned te her home last
night. "'She had been visiting friends for
two dn.xn and failed te tell relatives.
Superior Court Judge Orlady III
President Judge Geerge II. Orludy,
of the Superior Court, was unable te
attend the meeting of the court yes
terday for its regular full sessions en
account of illness.
ASKS
LIS PARKER
I SOLVE MURDER
i Alt wtfii-tL'nr iiiisj iiemii lii&.ir .I'ifii riii itiitiik nrin.i Mkiniiuuuin 4ii jiwifci , l i. i ..... t .. ... .....ii ri'i..... .i . .
'politics of Middlesex County, .which is asserted that of the etal nu.nebr new () s d I)r nm Wllre. of .".
one of the doubtful nnd crucial cenn- leg K end only .14,000 were women. l y" SeVei.t -fifth street went te tlwei
.," .. K.v : .i si........ ,... i i,4 - -- - lining it the boy in an automeb e te M.
his n.tentien te the murder mystery. , per Lewis. , . .'.
He is expected te welcome the sugges- In line with the efforts all nre mak- , ' ' r.,,iv .-, ,.., lr,, i-.i, ,,
- in: tii wt out the voters Satiinbiv. .Mrs. Deibj . before her inariiage l.tbel
SVM WhenWA had 1 ivania. 'W MXerg n " "W Xl Z' '. ' . 7. V?' ' "walmwn -- '" "- N-r KnM ,s no, nut. ,, Mm.d..m , "-J-lrl, te-
kev " I-erlmcr i President ; the Ind?- i National P'ke I. - parents took . ,,Mi - ,.,. ,1V TllllIll. - ,..,. associate ' ""K'-.-s , s.,,,,.,,,,,,,.,1 bj ,M. a,,,,.,.. ' ' g iii t tra eled en
TT'L-guard wandered, forth In . P-mlen, Weinen of PWI.UelW.. Mrs. - "- XultZlr " i: ' :...:'" ...'".,:.' l.,"?, " r" '"" ' "M-O. VurZn ftrJL'SL 5 "j
linpi. moon in spue ei me iinngung .";"" .",. i, ,., n ,';:"' - "," :,,, i,u . .. n I mid 1 i.si,.7. Vir, . V... "'."-"".7 ",' "" , ' " was u, answer te a statement made In art
ehnin and bracelet. At Eleventh aim W "iicn s Re publican Cub of Penns - ""0 "l m an l eiu i.esti i .Meri i,. ter , . .Vuu-ru an IimiVi A uuliui. ,,,, .,. , , , , i v.,..n,lk a.,.,,, i ., .t.
"h s ect"" "tt ' ' ' '"'f ''" '""' hN .-I- "But m- Imvc , .w iauH' for un- '" l,!l'l tli.it "Almlghn lied w ill ' " ;,'' " ;u '" he ,,un'
in u tliV theory I -was a fug tlve I'hiladelphla eague of Women Voters, companion , ., (.. -tip. te .,.,. he, .be ,,., ,, ,,,,,, . ',. 1I,1II1P1 t. 1 old our C.e,iimei,t r, -; ..UMlde for i ' , Z , lit ,,,,. WiTu'
n. told his s erv tc Magistrate Miss Marien' Rellly. chairman; the -." H- w.nn, me old hn. re. 1 e, ,,llllU ,.,. "V(. ,, ., , ... f,BPt that, it, inaclen " :.,,i
Figeald nt t Ie ! venth nn 1 W ntcr Civic Club, reprcented by Miss Clara for a cigar and ninl ' before the .a. e w,". we still hnv ..V-P ' ,,, . , ' Tier.,, ,, ,'!" "SrPe1
streeM "tutlei A privi tc . watel man Mi'ldleteu, and Mrs. Samuel D. Scott. ' '"''f "Id ''' " .un..d enough f.,j .,, . M ,,.,, ,imi, , ,,.,,- I.'. "I"" t cm e humanitarian ''' l" f '.' '',sl";
Mmc'l tsl f r ! "i ami 1 e was dl nrged associate chairman of the Pinchot City . ""! 1 Hk i rl.lr ;itlt i. Lester." be sU ,,. .,., ,, ,,. ,, , fl, ,. n.teres, mv.du'd." Se. ,,tary Hughes ZTL " l,! 7T, bl,sl;
II, none of the police keys would Tfl I'ommlttce. .,.,, , l4 !'''' ' i1' ''";' V ,, " "V. "('''"- "' '''"""d ' ' "'"""I. ""'N '-wniment has net faded ' "h. i' Conf ,,me 'lvCl"lm f
thehnndcuff tieyall get the address of "XWTa.fncd"ednvV ' l-hes prenndmg for farm ; a,,, , te make the sentiment of ' , '- Ie at M. Franklin-
the nearest locksmith and rushed out, JWinli Seventeenth stree Mrs Hnves i Danvll e Snt.r hn . """phv-diief. ' h Amerienn people understood and te Bouillon has obtained Kemal's S.
t?.,,,"!!n!:i",J..rJ'P rC"rrCSt b0frc A V lement. chairman of Ihe J "I rhkm.lt nf the wa.v'e,, the f.ent SeXmd. Laber strikes rLl". n(,t"," ... "i4 '""Itar, movements during
2 BOYS KILLED BY AUTOS
Drivers of Cara Held te Await Ac
tlen of the Corener
Twe boy. struck by automobiles yes
terday, died in hospitals today.
William Moere, ten years old. 2432
Oarnet street, died In the Women's
Homeopathic Hospital ns the result of
Injuries received when he was struck
by un nutoinebile Inst night. Edward
Oclslcr, 1)02 West Silver street, driver,
of the car, was held te uwnlt the action
of the corner.
Five-year-old Uruce. McC'oek, of 410
High street, Ocnnnntewn. died this
morning in the (icrmnntewn Hos
pital ns the result of Injuries received
when struck by nn automobile at Wash
ington avenue near Chew street yester
day afternoon.
The automobile was driven by Ralph
Putnam, of 234 Harvey street, who wfls
held te await the action of the Corener.
DRIVE
REGISTER
E
7
Republicans, Men and Women, i
Unite te Qualify City's
Full Vete Saturday
ONLY 205,000 NOW LISTED
Republicans of every shade of polit
ical faith, united by the candidacy of
(Jiffer.l Pinchot. arc making the city
hum in preparation for the biggest reg
istration Saturday that has been known
in years.
Next Saturday is t ie last of the
three registration days for the fall elec
tion. The total registration the first
two days, In the State as well ns in
the elty, has been woefully short, of the
usual number of voters regislcrcd.
Te date about 20.".000 persons have
been registered In Philadelphia. Snt Snt
urdey the leaders, women ns well ns
men, hope and believe there will be
a registration of nt least 200,000 mere.
Last year s registration was 4;W,1UU
The leaders are convinced the total
this year will approximate this figure,
and possibly overtop It, if the well -
luid plans en wiilch they nre working
at present nre successful.
Senater Ed Vnre set the ball rolling
yesterday when he addressed the Re-
publican City Committee nnd ordered
every one te get out unu pull door
bells. Every organization is working
te the limit te sec that the voters who
have failed thus far te get their names
en the rcflUtrntien lists come out Sat
urday. Fer the sake of a big registration
Saturday the Pinchot City Committee
held a meeting nt the City Club nt U
o'clock today. Councilman W. .
Reper wns one of the principal speak
crs.
Reper Warns of Over-Confidence
Mr. Reper, noted Princeton conch its
well ns Councilman and Independent
politician, used the terms of the foot
ball field In warning his hcurers net te
lieenmn ever-confident. "Don't an stale
rluht en the eve of the big conetest." '
he ndvised. "I'liless we get out n large
registration next Saturda, we arc In
dnnger of losing the gauie te the Demo
crats. "There aren't many things I know knew
about Mr. McSparran. I knew he is
for 11 saving policy in school appropria
tions, whereaus we all knew that the
schools really should get mere Instead
ICsS, I
IiT , ,. , . ,. '
. l kney one mere thing about him.
though, lie l.npvi hew te take his.
coat off. roll up his sleeves, and deliver J
the ceeds.
Mr. Reper said he bad received a
long distance call from Mr. Pinchot
Anih Frewli. defeated lnembei' nf tin.
lllb IU .! iflll IIIU ll.in 11 II III IIII I .
Kepubllcan Cltv L'eliunlttee, from the
reiij-si'i'iiiin warn, announced mat lie
. would take charge of his ward can
vass, nnd said he had called a meeting
for Bread and Nedre streets Thur.sdc
iiigiu.
, w- nairy Bn1i"- st'' Republican
chairman, made the prediction today
fi.nt the Snturdnv reirUtpiilnii ..ia
'reach -00,000 and 'probably imss that
' mnrk.' He leeks for n correspondingly
large registration tnrougiieut the State.
Organizations Iu Union
The wnmen'ii (frpniilvntlmiQ ,. l.i.a. '
.... .. .. ,, ... n. ....... .a...... Illlll
nave conieincu ter tne rcgistinl.Tn ilrhe
istrntien Committee, issued this state-
nient :
"Demonstrating their political caps-'
bllltles. the committee hns addressed
.. ,.... - , -... i.
ii ii'iii'i- ii, I'li'iv wiiiiiiiii wiirii null ill.
vision leader of the clti. tclliiiL- them
te hunt up Immediately the assessors'
oWeu,7n,l,ingdool
te-house cnnvnss until Snturday. I.
"Our Philadelphia weinen just must !
deliver the goods this Snturdny. KvervJ
where, in and out of the Stnte, It has
Turnkey Investigates When Neise
Subsides and Finds Bedy '
Michael Delan, fifty years old, .118
wniinwniu sircei, was leutui dead In a
sleeping.
II- ..,1 i.4" L.7 ,, . """
the Heer, dend,
.... ......... UIIU uuuiuen en
WMR
BEGUN
a. .a .. i n l..,niMi KnnlutHnllnn lln Tih'
in the primary of HIL'U. All our work ,"IIP ,.,' , V "' ". , , nK "' ,,,p "One tiling is icrtatn." lie declared .-ecreiarv n ugiies mnile public the ,,rl "enuisnip rnirui.
wil ha'e been 1 n vain if we mnl,' ,. ' ,a,,, Wdliiim K anderblt. at Oak- ' "If some one. en April i. l!'17. had "" "f "'dP Cannen', messK, , , C, , ,
eeble slewing. Aw- regi trnt 1., ' ,,nK'' '" l" ,n ,H,,.,1,-h,0I,i .f?r "l" '"'" ''' t give us our chel, e ,s te the Department of state, and hi rep ' Vy'.'.' ,, V Hy A' P V -A,"-
wei.l?l be a frank affr te our side ,",,(0K ''"""K"' ;"''-l4' 4,,,t tlic '''" nheiild rather ghe up (reel, I" tbe church leader, who is iVrfs "..r , p i" i"" l""!,,",,l ,HH.thf
dl l" n Id ti sI)lcn- sale probably w, II net be binding. iid ler all time M.tiO.T.iMHl.isiO. ,r " ""'" from Constantuieple t. the m , '. . ,) ' 'V r ''' t'" """''Hlen-
II " ' the women te get busv ' T he entnte U wmth SJ,0tl(I.Wm ,. w. p the Ihe, of serial hun,t;ed rni.edSta.es Bishop Cannlm's k evere , '1 ll'l " message te
mnl finish their ieb ni ,1 . I, V..1.1, l nicdiateh after the snlP yesterda.v t , ----.. criticism of the American Cevenm,,.,,. ' i ',1 V '" 1'"ll,11 "",' '! 'ointment
votes'" "Ul' was learned that llnreld S. Van 'hilt. entlmir.1 en P,.Er riilrtnn ( elumn Three fr alleged inact I ;M ,S i:"' '"e"""1 " '" lu'"hl'' neeerdlni
eus. n son of Uie late owner, had ferwardel ei. murdered ami I nnr,, ' i1.11 "mN , te the Iteuter Athens . orrcHpendent.
MAN SLATED AS 'nRllrJk' i,,,,,,,,"1il f,,r ","i ,"";"'," THi " "'"' iDRIVES THROUGH R.R. GATES - .i with "1 S'Ti: ' ;;,r( S'p 'r'TTi"'1 ,,,,,,,
IYIAN OLAICU Aa UllUNK the salu would net be binding if tl. I t.ei. teP American Interientim . ,. dwldisl thai i (,rce.-e shall be repr
IS FOUND DEAD IN CELL f,!;PvCk KBCh" ,h' rUn,J' tm,S,m'r - .rthm.r8 Motorist Speeds On. -',-?! massPres of hriX, flfflM .'ZSZXae
ceu in me. iniru sireet nnu I'-nlrmeunt ' ...,.. ,.:.... ,. ,,'"" .....! f ii. n ..vi,.,.l fun i, A..,",:"'"...??i'' '""' " lit- ' '"""'' "' " '"iiu near I'lrae
avenue police station shortly after 1 I .""'. " "'' '-'' -""uree street, j :, v," ,-, , """:' '" " "'"" "V ten' net mnk,. ' waere mej mm tie released en parel
o'clock this i..rnlng: " , " v.; " " .imlge Mc , ";; ' , ' V ; Uflw n f ." V"..4' ebvl is certain, , .'"'' '. .'"f"Hed tin. m.r
1)0 11,1. Who llllll been slaleil in "iii m iih,- u mr "iMinu,nuni WHO at- , . , -........., . misiiw mono nm minnnrt result i. "I I eieign ailllisier, IJIIt -M. Dleineil
"drunk" was cxcecdlngl, 'nuiV fet? ilM:!!! J' iT4'11;. ''''!' t iTJ lr ."?.. ? ",.J.,"r,V ..!0 ,U-"' ..I1!".''""':'1. !- lsh"d le ! ' .!': VrnlsrlUt, hn".
lowing UM cetiliuement In the cell. The .".,.: .!. " . l". textile r ,;... ' , " .. Y ... V . .. . . i V , ', ,,': "'i'1'"1) ""l"'" Jiilluenee." It wim ccpicii ine .uimmry of Klnance.
noise subsided about 1 o'clock nnd , t. . "'"",' f." .". ",4 """P"?'1 teilny te '"'",''. ,','., ,"11.V.',',M , V"" " .' ," l" ""i1'1". "t reuld net undertake Ia- ns. I ' fmcinu.s Kulopethnkls, a grni
?Zt CW7 .!!!!! ! itenly. " '"" " l"U VM Jrng te learn Ids laentltV. "" '" - -- P.- T LfalZ, Tw "X XTIttuW 'ul
ww. ini v a, tt u ii a ieiii ii"p ia.-n u ajs .. . .. i j. l l Alia.. a. ---.
WOMAN NAMED
FIRST OF HER SEX
TOiS. SENATE
Mrs. W. H. Felten Appointed in
Georgia te Succeed Late
Senater Watsen
DRAWS SENATOR'S PAY.
BUT MAY NOT TAKE SEAT
Real Successor te Watsen Will
Be Chesen in This Menth's
Primary
Atlanta. On.. O.t. 3. -Mr W. II
Felten. of Carteisvllle. (Jn.. was ap-
pointed bj Uevernnr Themas W. Hard-
wick te.lay te till the vncancy caused
bv the dentil of Senater Theinns l'.
I i
Watsen until the people elect n unices-
ser In November. Mrs. Felten is thej .Miss Mary Ellxnbeth IMwnrd, seven-
first woman te become a Senater. teen -year-old Vlneland. N .1.. teacher,
She will hnve an empty honor. It Is who recently represented her home town
true, ns n successor te the term nf the; in the Atlantic City Heniitj Contest, Is
late Senater Watsen will be neminatd recovering iiipnlly In I in- Millvillc. N.
hi a special (Senrgin prlinnry this ,r, hesjiltnl from serious injuries re
month nnd (deited hefrie Congress will reived in tin automobile nci ideut last
meet again. Saturday night. Th- luni'liiiie in which
.Mrs. Felten is one of the Icndeis of Miss lCilwards was Tiding was struck
women of the Stute. l)rsiile her ml- .by a Canuleii clectiic train it f a Millvillc
valued age. she has uuiliuued werklir; ' i ressins. Th girl reeiei deep gushes
In t be r nlerests. She has tnUcli n
prominent part In ever political cam
paign in Senrgin 111 recent years.
Mrs. Felten Is the widow of Dr.
W. II. Felten. who sened as n member
of Congress for several terms. She bus
Jeng been active In (Seeiln politics.'
Many yenrss before the women were
grnntp.l the right of suffrage Mrs. Fel- '
ten ninnngeil her husband's campaign
and stumped the district in his be
half. She was a friend of the late1
.Senater Watsen and supported tiev-
ierner Hnrdwick In bis recent uunpalgn ,
.'nr reuominntlen. She has served as
. n member of the Beard of VNIter.s of',
the Fnlvcislty of (Seergia. I
i in announcing Mrs. Feiteu's an- j
I ieintincnl. tSoverner llntilwick -aid b ,
i would himself be n cnmlldate te succeeil
Senater Watsen hi the priniar.v, October
17.
Washington. Oct. ."..(By A. P.--
Although Mi ft. W. II. Felten. appointed ;
te succeed the late Senater Watsen, of!
(Seergia, probably will net have the op
portunity of nctual service in the Sen
nte beinus- of the present recess of
Congress, she will hnve the pny and ;
perquisites ns well as the title of a
Senater until a successor is chosen.
Sirs. Felten is net expected le come
te Washington as shp may lake thel
enth of office In (Seergln and receive her
comirissjen from tne tmverner thci".
ROOSEVELT'S FIRST
GRANDSON DIES
Richard Derby, 8 Years Old, Suc
cumbs te Bleed Poisoning Attack
New Yerk, Oct. .'!. Richard Deibj.
Jr.. the eight -year-old son of Dr. Rich
ard Deibv. of Oyster Bay, nnd a great
favorite of his crnnilfather. the late
H lirviiliirf. l(neS4l ell . fllen Hilildpntv es
- .--.- .... ,-.
terdaj of bleed poisoning following the
jf,.etien of a gland in his chest. His
mother and father were present at the
bedside when he died.
The boy had been 111 geed health until
a fortnight age, and his condition did
. - .
Roosevelt, Hie ( olenel s euiue,t
'Uiugnter, marrnii ir. wcruy en .pii
I. 101H. Her bn wiis born Man n
1!)14. the Ii'' i grandson of the ten.i"i
President.
UNCLE JOE TAKES .BUMPS.
HITTING OLD TRAIL IN AUTO
., ,.
Den ' l-ike Se't Seats, Says Can
non en Lenvlne Capital
Washing
" "h all i
Ien. MM .'I. (Ity A. P i
i 'i b hat cqeked llM the
Cannen
M'"t with Lester s the windshidd am
this sweater vvt will pretest inc." be
'aid. "1 don't like soft sent,. Winn
I ride in the bn k of the car 1 umiiiIL
, i... 4..t.n i...:.. , i.i
I'l'iiiii. ini' iiniiin. iii ii . , iii.ii i.i
humps at ebsliM -snen jciirs. f,. H,,.,
leniud m.. .if lil- '
TAXES UNPAID ,
., , 4 B'
Len9 Island Estate Sold, but Later
Check Is Sent
New Yerk. Oct .!. (By A. P.)
HIGHWAYMAN GETS 8 YEARS
Stanley Dean Admits Part In
i'cnn willllirnw uie acniai Iin hn.l
made and admitted h toev nrt in ,-
Il0ld-Ul.
1
Slb.OUU Havrell KODberv AlUmn, . t iron" h them list nlcht lust us tie In si l,.. ,1 i,... ..t . .. . "... n ,..... , - "-V , ".
BEAUTY IS RECOVERING
FROM AUTO INJURIES
"Miss Vlneland" Improving In
MlllvCle Hospital After Crash
Vj'V
X jBri& ,
MLSS MARY K. Kl) WARDS
eii the ferebe.iil mid lUht check, nnd u
severe wound e'l her bi. Her mother.
wbe was mini': who her. was bruised.
"Miss Vineliind" is she daughter of
Mr. and Mr-. Hubert Edwards. Butler
axenue. .eiilh Miii'lnnii lis r.ilwarils'
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sister .lane, fiuir'neu. and u fiiend. I llam I.yntt. forty-nine, of Hnverferd. ... , ' ' ""- "' "el" 'cceiveil by tbe
lloretliv AImiiiI. iwimij. of Mlllville, were arrested and accused of driving ' "r.; that the Mnihinia armistice eon een
leich ed slight injuries 'I'be err started a car when Intoxicated They were ferenee was in session. The Turl-s
innii. in'- iiii'ii- .1- in.- i-jui"-i u(ij
nn.... 111.. II M flu .1. II... ... ....nf.i .1 .
prnaciicii. '
LAST-MINUTE NEWS
"FINING SQUIRE" ARRESTED IN AUTO VIOLATION
D. Mm tin Yei-kea, fining squire of Millbeuine, was ar
rested today by Detective Colflesh at Pifty-Eeventh and Walnut
stieets, charged with using an automobile license tag which did
net belong- te him. He -will have a hearing before Magistrate
MAN HELD IN C0NNECION WITH BURNS' DEATH
Geerge Magnavetta, Tasker nnd Rosewood streets, was. held
for the Grand Jury by Corener Kuight teduy in connection with
the death of Rebert Burns, 2006 north Tayler street who wrts
shot and killed at Lehigh avenue nnd Chalmers street March 26.
LAMONT SUGGESTS
CLIPPING WAR DEBT,
Banker F.air.ss Gucntien as te ,
Whether Allies Rcaliy j
Owe It All I
I
AMERICA FACING CRISIS
' 1 1 ni a ' '
New Yerk. Oct. .'1 A uicture of
Aiiieriin, i"t ev eHng f "in the "rude
euft'ets and deep winunK" of I'M" te
hiji
mi-i tiristlc courage,
'I'lilrV Tin. Mibll..!',1 liiin.M
-, j -.; " ' '
i eiirm. i ne new inriii .ci.
Fifth. The f.'ieign sitnatiui. with re-
s!.i'i le t'cniantie
te repi.iati.ui-. nl, ii I leans and
i' ... - ...
Ini-niatn,-ul tif.de
Din uvsi'd Ferc.n Dcl.l
al.led debt. Mr. I.tmnn. ...ImmI two
...estlens: De our ferme, allies ,-enlh
','"" "s "'J h" debt.' and Are we
doing our full share te m.Im- the tragic
world "
Regardless of Damage Dene
An Impatient nutnmebtllst who preb-
amy nail a pressing engagement count
no; wan ter me saici gates te t,e ntteil
. . . . :. -" . . ... .
at Swarthmore, se he drove
iiih enr
AKK YOU i.eiiKivri feh
""'" '!! ;ry I'oiaen ou
minr
unltr Situations en ess.
.8 Adv.
THOMAS LAWSON VANISHES
AFTER VISITING SISTER
May Be Seeking Solitude or en Way
te 8ee Daughter
Bosten, Oct. .'(.(By A. P.)
Themas W, l.nwsen, ilnanclcr, whose
fortunes have suffered the latest fall
of a ilttctuntiii',' career, was missing
teilny.
These nechitcd with him suggested
I thnt tin1 ileclslen te sell his llreninweld
.estate te satisfy III" debts bad bit liim
lather linrd and thought he had decided
te seek (idlludc for n short time.
Ills lienllh had net been of the best
recent l. Ilrun'-c T. Fogg, one of his
trustee, said In- thought Mr. l.awseu
was net III, nnd suggested he might
have ill i bled In go te Oregon, where
bis dn.ighlcr. .Mr". Henry McCull, lives
en a ranch.
Mr. l.awseu scleral weeks age went
Id Snuthwe t Harber. Maine te stay
with h s slsicr. Miss Mar, I,aw-en.
Ve'lcri a l.i left the Miiine town, say-
iiii:
g".
Il-it i-rtulll wlieie he
would
Hi' lias n-il been beard fieni sinie.
BROOME TAKES BAR OATH
Head of Phlla. Schools Admitted te
Practice In Lecal Courts
Dr. Edwin ( Broeme, superintendent
of public schools, was teduy sworn in
ns a member of the local bar by Presi
dent .fudge Martin.
Assistant District Attorney Welsh,
also of the Beard of Education, moved
for the admission of Dr. Broeme.
Dr. Broeme also is n member of the
' New Yerk bar. He will net engage In
act he practice
AUTO WABBLES; 2 MEN HELD
w)in Uu) ,mtr(,inen mw nil ntlte-
,,,,, tll.0,.pp,jn(; , P,.rtnln
manner en I.nnenster pl'e, near Hel-
jnnd street. Captain C. M. Daly, forty-
three jenrs elil, et Aiiliuere, anil II
In 'utl In Tin nil m I It! lltl lui rill .11.
nm' 11 i" ii' "'""I .'.'i.'in fini- -...-
tlen.
U. S. TO KEEP ARMY
OUT OF NEAR EAST
.
Use Net Authorized by Congress
or Public. Secretary Hughes
Tells Prelate
RELIEF WORK POINTED OUT
Washington. (let ,"!. Sei retar
Hughe-, in n ii'jih te a Pari, . nble -
.lam I in I.ishnp C.i n. of the Melh
ndisi i:psip. I'liini-li Seiiih. dei
.
"r"'
cstenlnj that the u-e et the artin
...""...".' ""'"-' '"-"-O'es laKC,,
'" iron ,t .imencnn mateilal Interests
.ir llllglies nilileil :
'."''he F.M'.utne has no nutheritv te
" "ejnnu mi, ami tliere b,i, .en nm
...
aitieti ii.it engres, ,,,.,, vu jllf,
',, Z.' ' . -if ! i il,'"l""1"." ' "",'l
r.-.,l,. m,u desir ,1, ,..,.....', , , p
inhal.ltanu of , ha: .,,,,, .m and l0 ,e-
t.'imlne the problems which hnu- eted
I.urere for geneiatiens."
I ernml Demand Trged
ui .. ' r.ii.n ii . i . -
mnnl r, n I. ,... ' M
in- nirun, nu uriTlMl n lOI'innl l.,
iMiim- tiiai tut IHUIMKt'S Ct'Jiijn
te Jlin,p Cniineii was th. sint... .......
-! iiiii'iiutiir
b resp,, Mile spokesmen of I... I r,. r-.i
lug .ilinln f t 'i.,n tint it ...
,e p. feuau In fM Wr en 4m V8I JJ51)
TURKS RET!
N CHANAK AREA
PARLEY BEGINS
Kemalist Cavalry Withdraws
Slightly After Fraternizing
With British Troops
SMYRNA HEARS NEUTRAL
ZONE IS EVACUATED
Allied and Nationalist Cem-
,-,i n: s,M'i a i
i "IOMUBI!l Liuuusa tviiiiifiry a
justment at Mudania
PEACE HOPE HELD OUT
Common Sense en Beth Sides
Augury of Success, Says
M. Franklin-Bouillon
lit Ameeuiltd 'rrt
Constantinople, O.-i. ::. The Turk-
ish en wili lias retired f t ,j.
vnnced positions in the Channk area,
decreasing the danger f cenlllct there.
Tills wiihilrnwul, which Is described
In messaK,.s fi-em (IiP Danlnnelles ns
"sllcht.-' NWis suppe-cd here le he in
I '
new eve
er. were said still te be well with.
in the neutral zone.
Prier te the withdiawal the Turks
and British wue in i le-e juvtaposltien.
The Turkisli , ffii-ers mnile frieudlj nvcr
turcs te the British, offering them cups
of I'effie and iiiKin; , iin; ether cour ceur
tcsii.s. The horses (rum both sides
drenk from the hnuie troughs.
Allied and Turkish Nationalist com cem
maiidejN nt the Mudnnla conference
today took up only military matters,
Inning the political aspects of the sit
uation te be disposed of nt a Inter meet
ing, according te Henri Franklin
Bouillon, whose i,.eent trip te Smyrna,
where be conversed with Mustnphn Ke
nial Piislui. mm responsible for the
summoning of today's renfeicnce.
New Neuti-.il Zene
The two most important quef' te
he discussed, lie snid. were the i nnr nnr
catien of a new neutral zone en the
Asiatic side of the Dardanelles nnd at
Ninlil. and the evacuation of Thrace.
He was confident that an agreement
would be leached
Steps had been taken te have only
, lespen-inie I iirKisb repr ntnlivc nt
I this and the subsetiucm 'oeri.i'i.M,. in
order te prevent a recurreiice of the
repudiation of the agreement made last
year with Bekir S.-imj Be.i , then N(.
tleniillst l'lireign Minister.
me i.-ui innt mere is common'
sense en both sides is the best nugtiry
for the success of the meeting," snid
i-raniiiiu-i.ouilleii.
"Naturally many difficult points' will
arise, but there is no reason why we
cannot tiilw them ainlcnblv. as' th
Al'le, nlremlj have pledged te the Na
tienalists all their legitimate ninis. The
"lMie qutstiiin i, ne of form rather
' ''"' "(w ,-,,. s ,,h.asC(
: M rrnnUin Bouillon referied te
Kenial as "Miisinplin Kemal the vie-
toneiis." and said that If he, Frnnk-
llu-Boiiil'eii. was selected te represent
France at the negotintiens it was be
cause he was Kemal's Itest friend. He
declared that with certain modifica
tions, ill,- Turkisb leader was pleased
with the allied proposals.
ileneinl llniliigteii. the British com-
uinuiler-iii-i liief, unl (jeueral Sharpie,
of the Fieinh ariin. with their staffs
Cenlliiupil nn I'HBe Thlrtrrn r'uliimii Tite
C0NSTANTINE, EXILED GREEK
lIMP DCAPUCf DAI remn
f mn, nununie I HluniVIU
Arrives In Sicily With Members of
Royal Party
Palerme. Sicllj . e. t .! - i Bv A P.)
I'eimer King Cen, taut Ine of Oreee'e,
going Inte exile after his second abdi
cation, arrheil here today with the
meniuers et nis part. en jean tl...
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JMIMUn.
Athens, Ht
'l-tBy A. I
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st"ru ninrii
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American Legation here,
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