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PHILA. GIRL ARTIST CHARMS
JOLLY SIR TOMLIPTONAT SEA
Famous Yachtsman Poses en Deck for Pearl Hill, Who Had
Drawn Him Frem Plwtepraph Years Age
TWO FIRE VICTIMS
COMRADES PAY TRIBUTE TO DEAD HERO
WED AT 17, MO'
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IV GITY ILL UPS
GIRL ASKSJDIVORCE
Geneva Mitchell Would Annul
Marriage te Yale Student
Husband
icMheceh Needed te Get Pa-
Funds Being Raised for Families
of Victims of Bodine
Street Blaze
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par3 Sorved or Caces
Put en Calendar
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ARE BURIED TODAY
I -- -'" Jt HHHbfaL''H
sheriff against system
i fcc pvMci.i -n 1iber.il tipping for
1 . '.I ...I. nt Incnl liiif.lne.ws
5L,!i. in hi ' ii extent In City Hull
''"nn'r'-lu'lp of l.-n.l waiters In
jenli.u
fftaw 'V m li' Vn,,H 'V nM,Ir
.. t were tn itemize their charges,
$& d e Talmplv HiiyluR "for pre.fes.
K Vrvlces" uintiv. would hnve l
Et forth one Item which weui.i rem n
Ktellirt:. ... (,. iindprcreun:! serv-
"OTfrnr.-i'i . -
ii i
Awl thf rhnri-- wen . n... "
from s- t- i r'""' i.. ...;;
weul
if caM
St n ease of wine or one or nit.re
"?.. I,nr,l stuff.
i""'"1 .: -..a ilmt nftnn n niinrk
tlnlerircl 'he ''I'"';" in ,lp1,r,'w
i but If tin- truth were told the
t v-eiil-l I"' iiiferincd tint lte hud
ht n ease et WW0 or tine ur mere
3 of hard 'luff. , , ,.
1 r,ir It appears inni encn u ""
, Mr Velstead ' pet aversion will ke
arther In Retting speedy action Minn n
farther
10 bill
te.. vr.re h.'iv tiint it I lie nnrti
Kit Mr'lke hiitl continued, n scuttle of
Kthnelte eull probably have, fired
khe ii responsible for tht taeuit anon ei
K... i imidiicss with a most lmrnlns am-
legal business
Ibltlen.
Telnl Would lte Law
These n at" '"formed say that tli"
... ...mn nf money (ir lte e.iuivn-
Iltnt Vl.i.Ji ii '" '" ,lnn of "V ,kl,"
would run In n year into tens of thou theu
r en tli" theory, in which li.wjers
hive n mnt f tihllme fnith .mil which
iWffel H justified, that theichy their
rts win no .i'"'i'i'. " .........
.rvcil nnd otherwlK1 hiiBtencd en their
1 tlllll tlieir i'iim'h win ui'
lurrni
Btlo.HUu.yerdoforrod.a,; ffift '
i ...icrt tntl ' ht1.
Of rour'e". tin1 .IuiIrpr nnd ethers In
lurrcm? aiitlivlt knew nothing iili.mt
i,(.. thv are often ltitrlut'ed. of
BeurFO, when they f-ee u Ieiir list of m-
Jcident raw Mint mi uiiuiur-i uinm
them en tne monthly trl.il lists. These
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riiotegiiipli (alien or Irlsli li.irenct nnd Miss IVarl Smitti en veyage
during uhlclt slip made life Mii'tcli of fiimeus ynchtsmaii
An netiiiniiitniieeship with Sir
in icld law ict iniH tn (he InwyerH .a "0iuniiimueesinp with Ir
findllne tliMn. nnd It is te Iheh- ln. 'Themns Liplim. Irlhh perts.min nnd
tercst te have t he enses tried nw mieedlly i "7" " '" '" "'"' 'J jeiiir rim
'".,,.' .ndelpliln nrliMt. Mwh I'eurl Hill, wIioke
Court clcr'.s nnd ethers) een.enied .ny M'""e is nt iu entri KlRliteenth Ktreet,
at such urelprnlieii of rnse.s en tlie who reeently returned from Hurope en
Imers at the shore
Lawjrn Afraid te "Kiel."
Lawurs privately denounre the sys-
Item, but rcfir-e te de se publie . They
lire (ifnuil that h some "eeineidence"
ler "neri.lt nt " their eiin". would fail te
himliinK
tercst te
a j possible
mai sum i-"i" '.' , . ,i, t ;,., fc,. ---:.,,'".::
trial IMi is pnri'lv ntcuieniui or eem-i " """ "-"'i' "" " weu-iiiiewn
riiMitnl. I'elltielntm mu that tips co i Irishman.
farin helpins n ward or divihien luider. i ' urthermere. fIie wan nhle te make
who happen te he in a iicsitien wlieie " hiiiall eoler s-kcleh of lilm na he retted
bcranbi.' of iiM' te a law.er. in running , hh favorite attitude ngnlnm a cell
their balllwi'ks and In thiamin;: .'inii-jef 'epe en the hurricane deck of the
Mlll.
The sketeli was the rllmnx of an
ndinlratien whieli Miss Mill had formed
for the preal Triihmnn when she was
but twelve year- old. At tint time dur
injf the talk of t he great International
neht fares. dm then, nml nnvv In n
reach trinl en lime. Thej would like i student of human nuture, paw in him
thel.aw AxMHtatlen te tnU seiiu eon- ehurneter far different from the nvcr
ccrttil actimi. wliieh would net et any ,1K0 celebrity. Hie obtained a iihoto iiheto iihote
partleular l.iw.ver "in wrenK. but for- R,., 0f him and with her ehlldish
mer Judge I lieodere V . letikins 'htm- 'ability drew from it an interestln cliar cliar
celler nf the .is-oriatien, deell.ies tn'aL.tcr sketch.
dlCU!S III.' MllljlCt. I Tf ,vnu ...'itl. nl.,.,. -.J ... I--
There are l.iwjers v. he .ecre My prefer lhnt ,, ,h() hent lttlll.n.nr, from n ,!,.
the lirf't-nr sj-tein he uudistuthed. j ,,,,. M,pnt , trnV(l) ,n 10 ()1(, World
Uwycri Intended n damagij suits aretl Mgf, Hm ,earnc(, tm .r Thnrnna
jtatvaa i fii'ii uunu nrt Jlllieu.s lit.
wine artic-Mit and chorus sirls and
thfx cent.hler their work mers as n imM-
fnew than as a iuofe:jon They aie in
it for tile menev. mill llu.r ilitn'r tutn.l
'Ijiiinj iii indei te get mere money.
Tee but money is in the linncllliiR of
'mhnr.nnt I. ..jil n.itn.i. nn.l ....c... ri'1.n.
here Is jicti Kraft an uuefQei.il feu of
J little as fifty ,cnts for the lillinK
ijt of u l.iank and n Hemetlnn a lilt
JMHjcr ler lii'lpliiR a Hhy eeui
was te by a fellow veyauer. Sir Tliemns
i unusunlly affable, and tpiiekly drew
around him a coterie of younger peo
ple, of whom .Miss Hill was one.
Although well up in jcars Sir Themn
entered into all the ship (.ports with
zest. When It eainu te playing quoits
he enslh bunted 'lie eager eentestanta
who endeavored te heat him. Ilendlng
down at each threw In a curious
nrmttlim iievtttriti. m.rrirfliiirr t.i fluu
i . te t-r.t .::.. ; :..' n ::
hiirp.,n,. ii.. :. iti, ii ,i." ' r. i him, Mr i nemas weuiu croeK ins arm
iirrafMnentef sinndiug In line with the ." ".'! I,'"11''""1 .""" ?n,l the queit
tun of wiling lever.s l """lu " ,MU '" "" lucurucy,
If Jim want te et ninrileil." .nt.l
one law j or. "jeu can avoid the crowd
ind in leiuin a gratuity will net be
nastnl "
'It h turpi iMns," Niid nneiher,
M' n s.". .... sMn. .,..( ...:n ... .,.
Wtrtective i)hiln el'a man who In el.lla..,
e serve a p.ip. r. '
Sheriff l.ainlnrten. whose ilmiutl.w
erre wnu, l(l!, taken eflieial notice
01 the Hilt. i' mn hv .iiii... i, ,...!.. l.... i.A
f-ji. , ' , '' ...it. .life uini. ur
jmiimii(ili,iii.j dismiss ativ one in his
wparuiH'iit who atcept, (1 Up. He has
vnueuiiscii te uisiin hineral. even re-
rMirli .,.,,1 .1... ,S
making a ringer four out of six tltneH.
Sir Ti.emus is a raconteur. His vast
experiences in all ports of the world
niake him an Interesting talker. His
achievements and love of true sport
make him an idol of his auditors.' and
at all times lie had a group of travelers
following iu his wake. One of his fnvor fnver
itc tales is of his first trip te America
in steerage, while new he comes ns an
honored guest.
Miss Hill (old him of her youthful
portrait made from a picture. Instantly
Sir Themas hicnme Interested and
offered te pose for a sketch from life
en the deck. Such a chance was net te
be lest for a moment. I'p te the hurri
cane deck went Sir Themas that highest
of decks where he could see en all sides
the swelling waves that he loved se
well. Miss Hill brought up her paints
and paraphernalia. The work com
menced. Iu nn instant the news was about the
ship. Te ether passengers it roust hnve
seemed better th'in ship's sports, for the
top deck seen became the center of at
traction. Other enthusiasts did net
want te be outdone, but as they could
net paint they brought cameras and
took many shots at the baronet.
Lrjining ngninst the coil of rope, his
hands in the pocket of his jacket and
wearing n yachting cap. Sir Thenus
pertrajed his Ideal of the lever of the
sea. lie told his stories incessantly an
Miss Hill painted and thus gnve her a
chance te get net only a picture but a
rcnl study of the man underneath.
Sir Themas, after the picture was
finished, gave his appieval in a quaint
way. .lust before the ship decked nt
New Yerk he came up te Miss Hill and
after paying her a dainty Irish (eiiu.li-
ment presented te her a little het. In
the im was a
cua
ra
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
Twe of the four firemen who lest thelr
lives in the lire which damaged the
warehouse of Jeseph Hielltzky, 1017
1021 North Hotline street, were buried
today.
Funds are being raised for the fami
lies of the dead flrellglilers and Albert
II. Tdebermnn. n real estate and Insur.
nnee broker. 700 Chestnut street, has
contributed $100.
Meanwhile. Investigation as te who
was responsible for the fire, of apparent
Ineefitllar.V erlnln. Is helm? rnntlnuxH hv
Fire Marshal Klllntf, Director Certel- i
jeu ami ether officials.
while everything points te the sum sum
plelen that the plnee was "et off,"
Elliett said today t lint he had te move
cautiously In ascertaining the identity
of the guilty parties.
The funeral of Themas Olilewav,
lmldrrmnn of Truck 'J, among these who
perished, took place this morning nt H
o'clock from his home, 020 New Mnrkct
street.
Solemn requiem mass for Themas
.T. Oillnway, lndderman of Truck 2,
was celebrated in the Church of the
Immaculate Conception nt 10:;'.0 o'clock
by the Uev. Father Oeerge K. Orr.
Mere than three hundred firemen,
representing cevy company in the city,
were present, as well as Ie Sote Coun
cil, Knights of Columbus and delega
tions from i:im Tree 1'est, 88, Ameri
can Legien: Henry Heste.tter Test.
Veterans of Foreign Wnra, and Quaker
City Pest, National Disabled Veterans
Association. Ress H. Davis, chief
engineer, and Acting Ilnttallen Chief
Jacob Yeung, headed the delegation
of firemen.
Following services nt the church, the
body was removed te Hely Sepulchre
Cemetery for interment, and a salule
was tired ever the grave by the firing
squad of veterans. T.nst night De
Sote Council. IC. of C, held a private
service nt the home nt 0:20 New Mar
ket street.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clllewny.
parents of the dead fireman, iccelvcd
a personal letter of condolence from
Muyer Moere, In which he expressed
Ills deep regret for their less.
Albert Fischer, heseman of Fmrine
Company 21. was buried from Ills
home, U!)t).i North American street, at
2 o'clock this afternoon. Firemen of
his company and city will attend.
F.dwnrd Prison, of Truck Ne. 2, will
be buried tomorrow afternen from 110."
East Herks street. Services will be
conducted at the house by the Rev.
Themas A Meryweather, rector of St.
Hnrnnbas Protestant Episcopal Church
nnd Chnplnln of Harry Schmidt Pest,
Ne. 180. American Legien.
Patrick Murrnj. Engine Company
Ne. 21. will be burled from his home,
17JW North Eleventh street, also en
Monday. Director Cortelyou, police
officials and American Legien pests will
attend the funerals.
DIER COUNSEL SEEKING
A CHANGE OF VENUE
Assert Street Pell Shows Fair Trial
Impossible In New Yerk
In an unusual etfert te prove that
Elmere D. Dicr. bankrupt stock broker,
cannot get a fair trinl in New Yerk,
his attorneys have had a stuff of men
talking te persons upon the streets of
thnr city, nskiug opinions of the ense.
Mere than 2.100 persons were inter
viewed, nnd of this number, it is as
serted, 4117 swore te affidavits exiucss-
iiik iiiuir iiirjiui wier was gunry ei Duel;
IHtwr Hf y irtfys ffvflf ffltU HkJHBHAflmPf flP jrjjt k l& (rl rj f. m hH0 IPVMHHRvMPt'dSr ' JDJj iNy M JLf&$s&r&' &9 sf $
Firemen and veterans of world war escorting body of Tlinnms (illleway, ene of the North IUhIIiie street flrfl vic
tims, whose funeral took place, this morning from his Intn home mi New Market street
GROOMING DILWYNE DOLLY
FOR NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
Wilmington Peny, Lame at Bryn
Mawr, Entered In New Yerk
Dilwne Delly, the piide ami ery
get! frlentl of the MK.es Iui'a and '
Irene Carpenter, of AMImliigten, Is
NEAR KIN CUT OFF
MRS. ROSIER EXPECTS
LOST "FOLLIES" POSITION
New Yerk, O-t. 7. Prettv seven-teen-year-ehl
Geneva Mitchell, former
"pogo" girl in the "Follies." took the
final step in her suit for annulment of
her romantic rnnrrlage, March C last, te
her Yale student husband, Hubert Sav
age, wliwi she ascended the witness
stand yesterday before Supreme Court
Justice Tlerney. Te her lawyer'?) ques
tion she testified ns follews:
"I was seventeen years nnd one
month of ngc when I ran nwny te be
mnrrlcd," testified the demure nctrefts.
The rnnrrlngc of the "pogo" girl te
the student occurred nt Mllferd, Conn.
The next dnv she left him nnd. dcsnlte
I repeated efforts Snvnge rondo te effect
a reconciliation, she has steadfastly re-
I fused te live wltii lilm. The Mibsequetit
' publicity rvulted in the less of her pe-
s.ften.
Decision was reserved.
One nf the interesting Xhnses of the
trial -was the Introduction by her Inw
ycr of n letter written tn MIhs Mitchell
from Mllferd, Conn., February 28.
Inciter Abiile lilm Happy
"Dearest fJcncva I was very hnpp.
te get your letter Inst week nnd I'm
i tuore than happy te find thnt you ngnin
FREEDOM, SAYS CELLMATE ' likinB for me Whatever bnBtr.1
- ' up our friendship Christmas, wct'll let
M FREUi ESTATE
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ara Woodward Hepee Weman ( j Wf.clt-nd.
Slayer Will Be Acquitted i "Of course, in my nhone oerrmwi-
Mrs. Cathorlne Re-lcr. who will nekton tel'l 5?" et "",r, Plnn (nr at"r
l..w 14 T tfflrl'. t 1M rail A
tried the week after next for killing
her husband nnd Mlsa Mildred ftck!tt,
being groomed for the Nnt'emtl Her'e Sen-in-LaW Chief Beneficiary in his Monographer, confidently eipp.rt.s
Shew in New Yerk net month
She hns recovered entlrelj fre.n the
apparent lameness which caused her
disqualification nt the recent P.ryn
Mawr show, a disqualification which, j
through error, wns first stated as being
due te nvernlze. j
The judge who disqualified Dilwyne
Dellv wns Geerge P,. Hulm". and ie
interested Is he in the little saddle pony
that lie wrote from Lent; Island te em
phnsivie that the Wilmington tntr was
net ever sire,
"I turned her out of the ring nt
Dryn Mawr for being, in my opinion,
lame, or at nil events net showing
level gaits," the letter snld
The Mlsr.es Louisa and Irene Car
penter, whu entered Dilwjii" Dellv at
Bryn Mawr, are the daughters r,( It.
It. M. Carpenter, a vice r. sdd.m of
the Du Pent Company. In the words
of Mr. Hulme, they an "the best little
lady losers In the world." Fer they
showed splendid sportsmanship, despite
their dlsapelntment. when Dilwyne
Delly hail te be withdrawn at Dryn
Mawr.
Will of Oak Lane
Man
LACK OF INTEREST CITED
NEW SCHUYLKILL WALL
acqulttnl, according te Mrs. Clnia
Woodward, who was Mrs. Hosier' a cell
mate in Meynmenslng Prison for six
month').
Mrs. 'Woodward, herself acquitted
yesterday of the murder of Jebn Pcp
perrnar. discussed briefly her prison
made acquaintance with Mrs. Hosier.
"I only houe that Mrs. Hosier will
be as fertunnte nt I," tnld Mrs.
Woodward, "We were cellmnteH nt
prison for six months, se I knew her
fairly well. We were net clese friends
nt all, though of course we hnd some
things In common murder and hope
for freedom."
Mrs. Hosier was never robust, but
her health failed fteadily fn? the first
few months that Mrs. Woodward wna
with her. She grew thin and wns ex
ceedingly nervous. Lately, however,
Mrs, Hosier ha improved nnd is grew-
leg stronger
Nephews and nieces nf IJenrv FrOund,
r07 Si.t fourth ncnue. Oak Lane,
are denied nnv share in hi" eatnte, val
ued in $121,000.
Mr. Fremiti, who w.u connected with
the firm of William 1 ler' matin & Ce.,
tiled en Seiitembtr .'!f. He named Henry
Schrelner, Jr. a sei-ia-hiw, prlnelpnl
beiietb Inn in his will, admittetl te
probate tedn.
As lie had nlwavs taken a keen in
terest iu humanitarian affairs. Mr
Freund I; ft i!4.(Ki(l l-i bequests te jn her constant longing for her baby. I sire, nnd I'll tell this ene fellow an wel'l.
who was only three mouths old when If you want te you can stay ever here
she wns taken te prison, nn.l whom she until Monday, when we cau run back
has net steu since she has been in ' te the city. Suit yourself as te that,
her cell. i "We must be married in Milferd, as
i tne license is no goeu cisowuere due te
the strictness of the mnriage laws. I
' hope this is nil suitable te you, little
lHr. but I didn't tell you nil. Seme
hew I couldn't then; I just wanted you
te knew right away that I wns willing
te curry out what yem outlined In your
letter. Alte you seemed rather speech
less en the phone and Judge thnt you,
tee, could net speak freely at the time.
"We can't be married In New Yerk,
as it takes tee long te get a license
nnd would never keep it n. Bccret there
and It must be n secret Indefinitely
Therefore, we will hnve te rome out
here te Milferd Sunday.
Med te Get License
"I get my license, or rather our li
cense, at the local Town Hall yester
day. The Town Clerk is n staunch
friend of mine nnd very kindly ever
looked ninny little details that would
hnve checked our plans. I Rwere lies te
all answers requiring lies, nnd It
doesn't matter in the long run, be
cause once the local minister seals our
hnnds Sunday no en can ever separate
us without our consent. Shirley enn
come up with us. We will probably
drive up and the boy with me Saturday
nignt win fuck it out with us. tee.
Mrs. Hosier v as r.bselutelv sincere Yeu tell Shirley, or whoever you de
vaiieus charitable Institution-
Intentionally Omitted Helathcs
With nn evident v!m of obviating n
Tiessihle rentest. Mr. I riunil. !n men-
PLANNED TO COST $70,000 ,ion,,K t'" ''.. had been cut eir.
-. . i wild :
-... . r i j i i j r- ' '1 have lntentiniuilh emitted making
Improvement Declared Needed Frem an. nw,wt9 te InJ n,hew and niece
Falls te Falrmeunt Park for tlie reason thnt they have never
A continuous wall en the east side 'shown nny Interest whatever in me or
of the Schujlkill from the Falls et my affairs and are. therefore, entitled
Schuylkill te Fnirmeunt Park will seen (te no shnie or ririinii of mv estate."
ee completed, wnen weriimen iinisn n uii" document noies mention or me ; marrln
Htretrii from urant s .Monument te names of tlie relatives disinherited.
Girartl avenue. i One of Mr. Fremiti's nephews Is Dr.
Builders have been engaged en the i H H. Freund. 1 i:i.". Seuth Bread sheet,
final section ler several weeks and t"c- ! u,. j m. up, wlf1 a informed of
pert te complete It in ten da. The;,u. tl,rllw f ,hl, vuij ,IJ(.l Iinil ,,x.
bectien will cost Si 0,000. I -. , .1 .,,,.,,ru
t ... ,. i ..... .n:..i.. . :... " '
BAR MARRIED PUPILS
FROM HIGH SCHOOLS Trtll'.'n,t' nml H wUl work out a
IJilL 1 J1I "llli;,
Committee Denies Annllr.atlenn f .'0 a geed girl, my Geneva, and just
r - i tr
Twe Because They Are Wed
High M'heul I'ducatieii first, then
1 he process cannot be re-
ry and realize whnt it means nil thi
we are doing.
"Write me and tell me If my plans
are O. K.
l'i-rwd ill flm ii.itnlnn .f the Cmw. I lOllr OWn
- i " ...v . .'iiiiii.i,- nrTi ,
t" of High Schools of the Heard of! 15U15
Education, whlih hedd its menthlv ses-i . - . ..,, ..-"..
Men J.M.-1.IH1. RATS ATTACK FIREMEN
The c-emmittee expiess0.l the rule in
passing en the applications of a jeur.g I Rodents Shew Fight When Werk-
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II S. TO PROSECUTE FAMILY OF F
A
PROFITEERS
RUM
CASE
?&K Act Against Independent , Federal Attorney Celes De-
fbe ShiMifT riKu fibril......
a.:1.'''''''"-'',,,, is.i
IwrafTC mwjer in c.u-nniige
LEAVES HOSPITAL $9000
8maritan Institution Will Benefit
In Leedom Will
Operators Exceeding $8.50
Maximum at Mines
DEALERS HERE WATCHED
I Federal authorities, according te
jjiBT fn.nii.aii Flcpital will receive " ''--" dispa.clics, are preparing
Jvwu from the esute f,f Vliinei 1 I te "put the vrews en independent
J ("-ffllMil lfcf It 1 it T,rtilll Ik. I
Mate U I i "l!lll '"'utie, whose i operators in the anthracite region who
trill J!.!!r'..nit.':V),n(l" '""1 ul"'!fall te observe the fair-price maximum
""i leiin.v i no rest, of, . .......
UI .JP.IIU II 11U4. 1 U1N 1-1 III UI" illill- irj
i,i r
e iiaie ees te rel.ntlvet
IHUa- . ... T "
uther wills prehuted are Geerge .1 I refusing them cars for transportation
JbKrr;,li.M,.I,l,,:,,l',v "1'"11- " i ! of their output
70O0, :lI.,i -i;-I-J,T,et,r,ArVWM;;MM,,,.l' i;ir 1 Vfdnttl F,,pI D"t'uter Cenrad E.
hummer unet. SI 1.21)0. """'" ,,,lM l Spen.t, who Is new investigating re-
enn, Tu wu" ,,,, ' 'he persena:
Wl71.0-U;,',,,',in'1 M- l.rk. r. S2.-I..
j i' ''"' I ' "lie. Still 17.0(1: EH,
IfflrW ',l!1'' ,l,,n""1' ' Wis T,
I 111' " ,""1 Alf'-"' Willi.,!.,,,
iiieiituriii M, i.. i.i-.i ... ., . , e ..ii.i . .i- ..i ...
leHntps f ii ' """ '" me i.ersenui ' ports et yieiuiiuuh ei iiiu ii.ii--iiisu
lfn. -. " ..!.. nun I
POLICE NAB BANDITS
C'Ptured by Pece Afte Ch0
Through Streets
igreement In tlie hard coal districts, is
piepared te recommend te the Inter Inter
btate Commerce Commission steps that
mands Punitive Bail of $32,
500 for McCreels
RAIDERS CHARGE ATTACK
Four members of n saloonkeeper's
family were held in e totel et SW.fiOO
"punitive ball" at the request of United
Slates District Attorney Celes in the
United States Commissioner's office to
day, en charges of having Interfered
with "dry" raiders.
Tlie four were Timethy McCrecl, n
saloonkeeper at Twentieth and Tusker
.streets, held In J$2."00 ball en a charge
of h.nlng whisky in his possession H.
It gaily, niitl S7fi00 ball en n charge of
huliig Hslsted a Government officer,
and his wife, Mrs. Delia McCrecl, and
his two sons, Timethj, Jr.. and James.
I. i. v."rile I...M r i ... i
will effectually end the practice ami : ,,1,.I,. !!V7,.!J,!!..r,,,;ii,,,,vl"K f'ed
., .. .. ..- ..-.. .. . .1,. ".'.: ..I ..uu, i.
tuilisu illime w no eir it iu:it;t'i uih "b "
expense of the public In the present
crisis.
A conference planned here between
Pennsylvania officials and F. H. Wnd-
Jebn Am , """.'"'"I i'l anil lobbed leigh, assistant te Distributor Spens,
Seuth I,,,;'' ';;" M "!. ,--;""' Is a direct outgrowth of this siluntlen,
.vnm jf,p vii.,,, ,,. .; : : . ". m n mriTi uuihiwi ' ui& nuu.u. --,,
ft;ur;,r(',"': "' -- -'e" f '-,;: , p'-- , . , , ,
tien (,". ' hrisimii Mieets police sla. Lecal dealers also are being watched,
chase, '" "n,",,"l hist iii','it after a where they charge excessive prices,
iue siis
emn.i
Zlinuier
!..... .. ... - .!.. ,. n.,.,t
'"'- Tliemas Sullivan. KVinK . w
liisliiiii si i. iret co:i at the falr-nrice lliaxilllUlll but
T V.w..... 1 . . I ""ii I " ..
iml i'i'.. " '"' '."ui .Menree stieeis ' niiisi ea mere at the mines. I tieir
;-. ""'s iiiat .... i.v. i ...... i . ..
staiemeiiiH nie 10 ee invi'sii(,uiu ......
He. Frnut and Car.
wt st reels
i.niT,u ,;hk SM1 trt,m An,""
lei.n,,. . ',"s '.he si.ut.d te le.iw. I.
tlUl. ,'";, ","'" I '' H- U..I.I-
the responsibility fixed.
OperaterH in the anthracite associa
tion are said te be observing the agree-
en
en-
lltll nml At i i'liriines uuln- neil arc n.1111 in uv ui-ei"h '" -.e.-
tneilt"i y,i'wc, who heard An- 1 ment. nnd se far as reports receh
"Pliir.il ,1 '""'"'U'tl tlie men and in Washington indicate, the inilepe
Rev "" Misp.it , mucuiI suuaies dents are the only violators.
DEDICATE HOME
'trn Tr,.i... r.'.
'"'s.ciu r-araee and Have
F'an Ralslnn
nVef WeH?Ti,!!' ,"! Knht" T'
h. ' "' "est I'h Imln iilii.. 11irin n.i
.". h rem .. '..' " "in
While thev nm net 1 lscussliirf it
epenb , Washington officials are known
te be dissatisfied with the fund toning
of the Pennsylvania Fuel Commissions.
Thev expiess the fear that thieiigh
overlapping and duplication of au
thority, and possibly local political In
11. ,,,..,.., iiki ivnll tint negotiations With
the operators who are giving all the
trouble may drag en for several weeks
V"
I - niii-pi, ttn .i,ii-,, . . ireunie may iiran en nn m-.i-.u.
' Parade, IUP , '. '' , ,ml 'y' ' until tin. acute .leiimnd for authraclt
""Wnliiiiieni .. . K' K ''''hes am iw nhCd
WSfnun. "l ""'" ",,,UI"' ' 'he day's "'ku'c! Dlstrlhuter Spens Is determine
, fe KiiMen, '! , te insist en observance et tne
Sulnffiii'.teii wi r.i, !'''::? n Prmi" " "" "'r-- u
J Masenlr- eh ,, ' 1,'Vl,i','l,,Ml )c"K",! , today that operators who are urn
?T.0' 'he frn.P;nw.K ni"l ,,y ,II,,V!M- ' " n'1"10 ' ". "mJ' l,,"1,Icll.v fiml
S'a a te 1,,,'r "' '." "''si i-iiii-JW1W
Mweni W? ".",m'" U,,'r" ""
"V k I"', WpM "'hlhidelplila
Jpeaker. n1 ln '" n.'"t "d chat.
W:'tC.rs C the df.llc-.tle, 1 :iVi...i
AWitj iSSi-K?n.,,rlcA' .n"i N'-)y.
"VrorJieoVe" """" aj- t'nttnisen nnd
tf
udves cut elf from enra.
"CAM ' KIMI" IT IIAItl)
i ..itlff rtewn te werl. t'llll .11 world"
Kirl Una in nn nemc.iniiK i' ""T.
It la ins attiriln et Jills ivnatu. ujaii
muk.s 'SomebeJy'i. St.nen" aurh Pr..i
I'hiirnetnr with th rntuter.'. of ft Al !
nf ih t)unrly itiuu uwusn.
The eMrnerilliuirlly lilKli ball bends
were ilemauuetl i.y the Federal alternev
"ns a deterrent te ethers." Mr. Celes',
who seldom Is seen in the ceinis, ap
peared iu person te demand that ball be
made se high the defendants would have
te go te prison ever the week-end. He
said tlie "Government was large enough
te pietrct the homes of its people, and
that he wanted ball se substantial that
It would be 11 warning te etheis who
might attempt te resist the nlliceis "
ternej i.irecic, e endlntr tin. fnmlK.
pointed out Mint the defendants had
"resisted because thev beleived thev
were doing the very thing about which
Mr. Celts hud waxed eloquent, defend
ing thir home. They did net kmnv.
.Mr. Llc.eck said, that the men they
resisted were Government agents.
Despite. Mr. Eleeek's ,,,,, ,.,, ,
States Commissioner Manle-v Ihe.l the
hii'l nt the figure, demanded bv Mr
(eles Hip attorney fr the defense
said after the henilng that he was con
Ident either Federal Judge would re
ease the defendants en habeas corpus,
but unfortunately the eeiuts nre
closed today and the Judges out of
V-hC ir,H; M,c(rrel l," HI nt home,
lhe District Attorney intimated thnt
he wen .1 net try te take her from her
sick bed tn prison.
The saloon wns raided October ft.
Agent dough testified Mint while lie
was reading a scarcli warrant te Mc
t reel, the woman went te the vnrtl
and broke several bottles of what the
agent thought was whisky. .lames
MeCreel. it was alleged, tried te laeak
11 pint flask. Timethy. Jr., came in
from the street and Is alleged te hnve
Met iM, br,. Is said te hnve drawn a
revolver. The agents called a detail
of police. All the agents found was the
...... ... supposed wiusKy and (en al-
nre.
tiuce.i, anu a eunnge et venue asked.
Accompanying the affidavits will be
live books of photographs and articles en
the collapse of the Dier firm that have
appeared since the failure. The firm
taueu lit n'eeruary for tj.i, (100,000.
PHILA. FOLK GO ABROAD
Mrs. Cochran and Daughter Among
These Who Sailed Today
Among the cabin passengers who
sailed today from New Yerk en the White
Star liner Majestic for Cherbourg and
.-seutnampt n were Airs. IJetiglas II.
Cechrnn nnd her daughter, Miss Phvllis
D. Cochran. They will spend n a ear in
Paris, where Miss Cochran will' attend
a private school. Upen the lntter's
return from nbrend next autumn she
win nitiKe nor tienut te Philadelphia wi
dely. Before sailing, Mrs. Cochran
gave up her home at 1810 Spruce street.
Other Philndelphians en the Majestic
were Y iiliam U. Flanders, Mr. and
.nrs. h. ,m. iiraunstcin. Mr. and Mis
Ferdinand Theniasscn nn.l Mr. and Mis.
a. e . 1 lncKeti.
Hugh Finnegan, of this eitv, sailed
from New erk 011 the Cunanler C.im C.im
erenia for Londonderry nnd Glasgow.
APPEALS FOR DONATIONS
Near East Relief Worker Asks
Funds for 1000 Sacka of Fleur
An appeal for tlonntiens with which
te buy 1000 sacks of flour for suf
ferers lu the Near Eabt was mnde to
day by Asa S. Wing, of the Near East
Hellef Association.
The steamer Smigus, of the Gevelin
Transportation Company, will reach
here tomeriow te take en a cargo of
feed being sent te the Near East by
the let.il relief association, and It is
hoped the donations will be received
seen enough te send the needed Heur
en Mils vessel. It will probably rail
e.lnesday of next week.
The cargo nt present nrnW.lrsl f.,-
"'". ny,,,m,.5w,c?, 70tM M!cks et' lleur
and !lti,000 of ether supplies.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
M..1 Udna !.. U..hrinV IT.'e' 'g nJwima
juiui n lyi'nn, i ii.iii nv.i.'nnani nt ,.,,.i i . ..
, f "" ' , " r , "" 1 -That seems st. nnge," slie said, "as 'married man and veung married ". , .
wall and the Last 1 v. r Drive is being Dr. ,..,, ,, ,lIs ,.,,. weie alw.i. s I wemmi, who sought entrance . 1 Igi , ers Batt' Ba '" Raa Storehouse
Hver wl I Muv'; esei'tl rrltheri'1-' !li"m,,J' Tl"' '1"l,"1 U"l,0,, ''" Khoelhero A twentv-year-e'l, wtfe ' Swnrfns of rats, driven out by the
unshVh iTv v Vv tnel ' 1rrs,nta ,l ra,1"-r I fice.uet.tly and was at his home a few j is npplving for a divorce nml .nr,P,, t0 hent and flames, attempted te bite fire
When the low ground hns been co-- I "'" 1:s l,,f'"" '"' ,h"1 f1 l'rnin i"h'' Miidles take the pl.ie of a hus- ! men ns they were fighting a blaze in n
em.,i .mi.i.K. if ,.-.u i,.. i....,.i.i pp'his iuiiih miI.e Mr. Freund was ery ' band. A young husband wanted te . waste and rag storehouse nt Frent nnd
. ... .- . . ---. ... I -. - - . - - -
i.ui.l te in lni.sii.Hiii when lie was ai- ' return te complete nis course nt ten- titiernej streets pnrly tedav.
t.ndlti,' me.lici.1 college. I de net nn- trnl Huh Th" building, a two-.s'tery frame
tkrst.ind wh. 1 made such a statement A stai.dard curriculum te be ued in structure owned by Max Resen, was
in ins will, but if that U Ids attitude all the high schools was nas.ed bv the i rnmnlefeh dcstreve.'l. Diimnft nmnr,t.
it will be nil right with us." ) committee. It will come up for sane- ' ed te about $.".000. The caube of the
It was Ii atned that another nephew, i Hen by tlie beard tief TtRsdaj. fue war unknown.
,iiiingtnii ! irun.i, lives in t inveinn.i,
O Twe iile.es of the testator live in
Atlantic Cit. Cine of them is Miss
Murj Delnue.i.
Under terms of the will, Mr.
Schreiner. the son-iii-law. rcc. ives the
testator's heme ;u C)ak I.nne grounds,
household furniture, personal effects,
aiitomebllo, n garage a Sixth street
and SKty-feurtii avenue, n let in West
"Mrs. Demvsi law nothing ' of the following ort- inuntler.s Salva
tien Army, t tnlilren s am Mi.'ieiv et
Pennsjlvntila, Free llesmtal for Peer
(Viisumpthes, Wliite litr.i'ii Sanltnr
iiit.i Association.
A dlameiiii ring nil nn Owl stickpin
are bequeathed te Tlvm tis S Ilarges
Iieimi r, and i'i iniii'iin.i'ij thee., the
test .tii- sas thi are left ' ns token of
appreciation for immere is acts ..( kind
ness performed bv I im dura g n r long
association "
A geld witch and elrilr was Vt t.i
the eldest livitu relntne it 'he lime
of Mr. Freiiud'h dentil. ()" t'' d.ath
tp 11 IllPlltiT He leHt'.mi, l,i "
D.intcl J c. O Uennell, rhoenlx l'a
.inO Murv 13. HnRs-erty ft.1..rt linn .
Moes A YuMence J'hll.uWpnU Vvv
, Ynr-I. nml I.illlnu r.rti r,8,1 Cull hlM i
Curl nelnl.el.1. 7HH 13 lllnnt it . ),n, Sl,
rhl.i Ilimer, 7,)i i. Wilinrd Ht
nnrt i:tl.e W ltet.iu i-.it I N Ve ,stf.'k
1'niil rermUII. Iinilln N J
Mi'riurl.n 'J 1(1 H. unth m
i.eeren r
Jeh
nn.l I3l8iner
Mirge e Itiien. is'js .s I'Birhllt et nnri
Mnr;-ir.;t Klnt.al.-n, 117 1. 11,";,' n
hn O Vel!,, 173'.l N Ilnmberry it ami
Mary V Mullln It.H Hlrinl ave " mI
lwth .M. O Cenner, llrvn Mawr. Pa
Hymdii Aleakflr. 1,13.1 N ilm ,t ,:n7;
Hkelnllf 1:130 N ilth K ' '
iivuii 11. nrnnni re s nam nt . nnl cnu
IJ.1LII -t . ti 1 ni.niir. iirvi, 'Mnu. n
flaruti
Walter W
Anilfl It Wnlann
.Ntirnun KUmleir. IViO N A en t . ami
Helen IJ. Drew. Klis Ititner m " "ul
Clmrli'B .1 Wit'iiier 1'Jts N. nil, .. ,
Cltlierlnn Tmer li'ls N n,h Ir 0nc1
Flrmint M. (.' Wrluht, LnuUvlll, iy ' ,,,,
Kl znlmlh A Ill.ih ns w 11A1 ". CW'1
I3.1wur.l Yeultrl . 310.' r.nrlhnm tnrriic.. .,
i-inrti 1. .e.iu Hill reltnn i.
Walter 1,'relllmc. U. U Nerrln M ,.
I'elrc. i'7J7 W. (leerr.. at. n.i
'.'311 e.lu anl ae
fnniln Hfilllnn
"Males It a Habit
-arte.
Hi. nir.l 11. fumy 4441 Chistnui at mr.
, .Mm l 1! WhIIiue !3lKtn. III. ' antl
..tlrnce M. Ilruli. llreeklMi. N. Y. '" "'"'
...... ... nejuiuseii wiiiBK)' lllltl ten al- Hurry tlreentlehl 2H17 H fl.l St., nn.l K.ih
ered completely It will be leveled off
te the height of tli" wall. J he excess
soil will be taken te the site of the Ait
Museum and used as a "fill" at differ
ent points. The dredged roil In ex
pected te make a fertile top soil for
grass and flowers around the museum.
RUNY0NJSUES WOMAN
Proceeds Against Mra. Dengcs for
Saying He Had "a Skate On"
Senater William N. Hunjnn. Hepub-
llcan nemine., for Governer of New J.-r-
uu'. IniM siieil Mis. Itavmend It. rieni.ea.
of Me.chantvilb. bec.11.se she r.fus.'s ?"" iW, W ft.vcn,i,V U,,0fcn,WC"J
te retract a statement that he had "u I ;,,T'1JIl!.U( ""pt,,?V V. Vt' J
skate en" while making a "dry" ad-! cU "J,, 1! 1n'' " 1'''r;i'uti,1m, !,
jrehf( I ( e , Fifth an 1 ( herrj streets, nisi-) all
Mrs. Denges. a member of the Deme- ! tl,l testnter's si, held i'fs in the Ain
cratic State Committee, wns quoted as'l"'"' .Mining Ceeipin.
saving in a political address nt Cel- , -Mr- ' round sKge lel 'n the will
llu'gswned, August 12. that. Senater that the dividends Imai both these hold held
Itun'un wns hnieU uhl te stand en a ,,"s would b" led; ful toward mnln
Caniden platform u'.ently while at- "ning the Oak Lane re-iJeuee. An
tarking tlie rum traffic. .opal nnd diamond sn.kpiti were also
The suit, for S.'ueO damages, was left te Mr. Sehreinir.
entered in the New Voik Supieme Court riL.rit'ihle Hemiests
yeaerd.'u. b llnlph E L.im. counsel , ,, lunt.ihle n.erueMa
for tlie Senater. The lawer said In- Aftrr leaving the s-.c mentioned te
client does net t-ci k inenei . but wants ' 'aintable organizations, tCe reidue is
te linll slunders rnadi against him . , '" ''O used bj the cxente,- t.i maintain
At Mrs. Denges' home today, her irPt' heds in such hrspitiis as they may
husband, a lawer. spoke for her. select.
"We knew nothing about the suit," lhe sum of Siiiiin was 1. tr te each
he said.
te wiy.
WALTON'S BODY REMOVED
Ex-Dry Officer, Killed In Craah, I3
Taken te Father's Heme
The bed of C. Wir. 11.. Walteu. war!
veteran and former pioiniutlen en en
ferccinent officer, who was ki'led in an
automobile nee-id. nt "ii the White
Herse pike, wns taken hist night te the
home of his father, Chtules Walten, !I0
S-..t... n..,..,1 .....f .,. ill.., r,'
The funeral wiil N- held 'at 2 :.".0 "'f the benelieian it will .--. te tn- I
o'clock tomorrow from Central Hip. "'" nl'h st "'latne. "tl 1 ..t being J
ti-.f Church, the l(e w.-erge Swift,
pastor, titr.cintiiig lhe 1 rienilsiiip j"irn
Cemnanv and the local p.t of the
American Legien will aft. ml the funeml
in a body. Interment . .11 lie in Egllng.
ten Cemetery.
Llejd Pierson. .la. h Miller, ,1.1, both
of Woodbury, and two Mmng women,
all of whom were injun-d when Walten
was killed, are still i-enlim d te the Egg
Hurler Ilespit.il
rtkirfl
B.4.1 ItiJI
vHAMSRt.
IJ'Jr."l'viJ' fr
-- - 3hjm
USEFUL PERSONAL GIFTS '
Jewel Cases
Cane3
Dpera Glasses
Umbrelltsa
W. L. Geerge's New Nevel
mi mmm
tirillli; thing whli h -.cs -ha- the tinr,4 n alntatns lis tla.vUss artis'rv te
- the . .efln' pag. id 'if fi! tin- 1 - iiitlmm unspctfik.ibl,. ind'.Bnltle.s
nn.l h. in -ig f..irs Mr . ..J.cuf new r ;-,stb h. r line, uusa.xknl.le .eur.tg,-,
... . . ....,...,,....,, ., ,,.,., u , , ,,. , .xo,.irarieti.s or nor The word
,Ji b ' l" eiten car. 's.i:v s. d .n,l hnii,i net be appll.-1 te any
..-,.. ... .... un.i'tHvii ej ie 1 ip r r nine , etnt-rMs It would 1.
in. 1 1.1 u.se u in some q ii.llled rrni li-re m a new
IVhcreicr Heeks rc Sold $2.00
temnta-
Nt'W irk Herald.
HARPER & BROTHERS
Established 1817
NEW YORK
TO ARREST BEN HECHT'
Auther nnd Cartoonist Accused of
Sending Out Obscene Literature
Clilwwii. Oct. 7.- il! A P.) -Warrants
were our tednv for the arrest of
lien Hev-ht, n newspaper u-peiter, uml
Wtillace Smith, a r pu'ter and car
toonist, charging them with eenspiruey
te send obscene lit.-miiire b interstate
common carrier
Warrants also weie issued for t)lp
hends of a publishing firm that printed
"Fantii7lus Mallare," a book written
by llecht and illustrated bv Smith.
Hnnds for ea.-h et the defeiulant.s wns
fixed at SeOOO
Rev, Dr. Carter H. Jenes te Speak
The Ke. Dr. Cuter Helm .(one will
speak tomorrow night in tlie Flmt
Hantl-t Clnn .ei "I'riince Hislii"
Frem Her It'. . " This will b,. the
cect.lid of a nrles nf Ie. lures entitled
"hiipiessiens of a Llttlu Journey in
Changing Euiepe."
I te Keen nllr.. tlie li.tnr, . t tnr c
sirvice lu the empty et W'l'.im II. i
llerstmntm A: 'e " '
The sum of S .000 each wns I. 't t. ti-.e
felliwing- Hiptist OrphaniBe of Phil
adelphia : CI ildren's C.mnt-. u .
soiiatieti Cl.lldrtn's Seashore lli-me
for Invalids, Atlantic City: Hene of
Indilstrv fir Discharged' Pn .i.ers
Heme) .Missieuai.v Seeiutj of Phil .del- '
plila ; Ki hsingten Dispetisarv for Trent.
llU-ut of Tuber, ulesls , Na7.i-.nc li in'
for the Aged, "ak Lane Ilipfist
Church: Old Man's Heme, Femisjl
nula Itrnn. h of ihe Shut-In See ,-tj , i
Pblladeliibui SiM-et for Orgii'iiiilin, j
Chnrity: Stjirr Center As-.ctatien,
Sanitarium Absoeiiitlen Whosoever
Gospel Mission, mu Hvm-ue llnim
One thousand dollars each was Jen
for the Pennsylvania Society i'.r I"re- i
ventien of i'ruelt te Animiiks and the
Merris Hefuge Aesoclntien.
Opposes Park Site for Fair
Fairme'int Pink was declared im
prnc'tieabl.. as a sue for the Sesqui.
Centennial Exposition lu G.sirg.. 1). i
Evans, a local photographer, in a I
speech before the Hetnil Druggists' .n. (
seciati.ui lit the Eiiglnevrs fiub KIJ7
Spiiue btr.et, last night.
Tiiitr.VTi:Nrj with nrsTitt t nev
l'iiei ecll.i Mem are ink, ., i,n" ?,, ,
'.r.T 'lf.nJhn.irt lir..n.ljwi,,. u ,.
nnini u'ihiii vnan i "op M Hill tn tin....
.VT,"" s T""0f'-'! "Iliewn" l t?c tern
lewn A Bterj of Inttmst tn nil ew-r of
Ii L euii.iuj 1-L'ttl.llJ L.HP(lI;h
XKxtamaBMxxxaBmatmamm
Spptlnn
Mke It a
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Constable "Sec hore, young
feller, I don't knew whether
you were speeding1 or net. But
you pet one of them Moen cars,
nnd I want te warn you te held
her in, riding through this
township."
Price
F. O. H. Factory
5129ft, ?lfinr, $1785, S2483
MACKIN MOTORS, INC.
... .. J'Jar Vmielrtgrifl. Hrtaldant
f3. North Ur.iilHt. I'lienc I'eulnr 7n
Dlapli.y Itenraa fleen r.iiMilnKs
Moter Cars
The car of the Inn proven units
Autherised Dealer VVcitmerclinil Moter Sale. Ce.
Kiik,.,tr,ck S He,lr ,P3"A" i1' K'
1831 Market St ,,40" IfA' Me r,,tm
11 .. , c .. . 3" Keak nifteiu Ave.
Uiute.1 Sricc Moen Ajcr. Evur Retdy Gimia
4t Carpenter St. nreaj U Boutevard
King Moter Sain
40J0 Chaitnut St
Mahenay & Kilrer
W, FlilladalDhU
nor Schaeffer
Cjrnwyd
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