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EVENING PUBLIC'' hEDQEB-PaiLADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 10, 1922
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FRANCE TO FIGHT
UL S. UQUOR RULE
French Under-Secretary Rie Is
Reported as Threatening
Customs Reprisals
FIRST DRY SEIZURE MADE
. 0rt. 10. Th French Onv
mrnt will protePt Immediately nnd
l.mlv nt WncliltiRten nunlnst the
Ticf Attorney flwicrnl Daugherty
l 1 1 ngnnl te prelilbltlnp liquors en
rilfn tch1 JnKlde American terrl
JSl waters, nccenllng te the Tarls
B'if l1'' . .nrr uivs Under Hecretnry
MnrMmnt Murine Kle is nrnmjclnR
the
L I'elncare nnd quotes M.
Sirlne Mid that unle, ' ebtnl
Itln ax
na nt
E",r .. nrnte.st with Pre
dfiai" " ". :"., ti" '
Mictien customs reprinnlH are peiM
"h srrrns probable that Ambnwndnr
t-tjprand will take bark te Wnfhlnicleti
i hhl" h-n he Hails en October 21
r.trartlen( te net forth that French
Kb trade will be greatly damaged
1. this ruling. The question of its vn
irtitr under international law may be
W!L .1 ....II n. thP benrins the rut-
hi Iiu'b en the question of the freeden
MYSTERIOUS THELMA
SOUGHT FOR MURDER'
Weman Is 8uppeaed te Have At
tended Funeral of Dernier
Phoenix, Ariz.. Oct. 10. (lly A. P.)
Search for "Thclma," n mysterious
woman who is supposed te hnve attend
ed the funeral of Uuy Dernier here, nnd
efforts te locate one of the men who
hnve figured prominently in the Inves
tigation of Dernlcr'H death nnd who 1h
reported te have left the city, today
occupied niOHt of the attention of local
officers trylnjc te solve the riddle of who
killed Dernier.
Dernier h body, rind only In ma
iindcrrlethlnc. w.ih found in the Arl-
xenn Irrigation ('anal, eight miles north
of Phoenix, en September 12. His bed)
was found two hours ani ten Minutes
after he had called geed -by te a friend
nnd had driven nwny from n local club
in his nutnmeblle.
Police nnd nttnehes of the Hhcrlffs
office, have visited many cities in Ari
zona and California in tracing down
clues ns te Dcrnler's slayer, but with
out HllCCChS.
"Thelmn" has disappeared from her
ftimilinr huunts In Leg Angeles since
Demler'fi denth. according te Deputy
Sheriff Frank Hell, who recently re
turned from the I'nllfernin city, where
he spent some time in connection with
the case.
WARNS RED
CROSS
OF CHARIER SCOPE
Secretary Beardman Saye Toe
Much Lecal Relief Is
Administered
SPEEDS NEAR EAST HELP
GARY ADVOCATES MORE
SAFETY-FIRST MEASURES
Additional Signs and Precautions
Are Urged by Steel Magnate
nu Annotated Fret
Washington, Oct. 10. The Amer
ican lied Cress was warned by Its
secretary, Mabel T. Uenrdmnn, speak
ing at today's session of the organisa erganisa organisa
teon's hnnual convention, ngnlnst de
parture from the charter purposes of
relief work in emergencies.
Mls Uenrdmnn declared the congres
sional charier under which the lied
C'reiw epcrntes. authorized It te work
for the relief of sufferers from wnr mid
great dlnster. She added that n con
tinuation and expansion of local icllef
work, social service and iclated lines
of activity would render the heclety
liable te revocation of its chnrter nnd
nlse te surrender of the property in
Washington which it new occupies by
grace of the Fcdcrnl Government.
Continued demand by local chapters
for funds te carry en local reuet worn
and lecnl pence time services,
Miss
l -ew lore, uct. in. ty a. v.) nenrdmnn further told the convention,
. i I it nnpil frit r,unfptv tlQr,' In vnrv i m 1 i. .i. f.in.lu In
ft ' e c 'nn'neX ' I--" nctiUly wljere physical inju y ry'U . "lie
SP Wft riul'efT atb,,I.Prb,cha1rnn;rl,,", ife.- tme fw W,.
IwTtlen n,t thev u-e nnbl, e "l Wta"! 1"'1 'T?' VV""' """' " he (Vntrnl Cemmitter.
C,1!"itft tl e In er's nor b under the "lUv" n" ,l1,, !'' Mltl'K. tn U.M"- who followed Ml-s Henrdmnn, supported
LnL .en, Ions as in nil or ports nJ Association of New lerk te- ,,. ,,. for ,,,,,. of local netlvl-
II 14. 1 Itnll hilt In II, IIIIHIfMI I'lll'IIU. f'llllirillllll
of the world
Londen, Oct. 10. The Londen news
nets, which hitherto have given llt
fu preminence te the mllng of Attor Atter
,.t Geaeral Daugherty in Washing
ten prohibiting liquor en vessels with
in American waters, devote consider
able "Ptt te It tedny, printing Inter
titvrt with ship men, reports of the
Miwral feeling in the shipping trade,
Jetills of liquor sales aboard liners,
and ipociilntlen upon chnnglng the ports
d destination in the event the ruling
i upheld nnd enforced.
It is stated that n meeting of the
tiembcrs of the North Atlantic Confer Cenfer
jnce will be held in Londen this week
it which the whole question will be dis
cussed. It may also come up tedav at
the usual weekly meeting of the confer
ence In Liverpool, but it is net sup
posed that any final action will be de
cided upon nt either meeting.
The interviews published by thf
jeIipers ((infirm the general attitude
previous ascribed te the Ilritish ship
pin; tempnnles that is: "We shall
lay nothing ami de nothing."
In snine qunrters there Is amused ln-
tredulit) at me cranic proposal," ns
It is called, mm trie neuet is declared
that it Is likely te he seen dropped
htn the Americans realize they will be
tbe chief lowers, as nritiMi liners nn nn
denbteill uill transfer their sailings
te Cnnidlnn ports.
The Times points details puroerting te
lliew tlint travelers would lnse little
tin'f nnd gain in ether ways by going
te Quebec nnd Montreal instend of New
Yerk. The newspaper believes that
iren If -eme lincis continued te make
New Yerk their western terminus, there
neulrt still be an incrense in the popu
larity of the Cnnadlnn route.
The I)nll Telegraph (juetes an ofli efli
tial of the Cunnrd Line in Liverpool
is Hiving the Untlsh Menmship opera- for examination.
tort sti'iul te sulfer n Dig less it tliey
ire unable te sell liquor aboard their
tpsvl. nnd that it would be better
for then te divert some ships te Hali
fax or ether northern ports than te
lefe tlia profits from the sale of intoxi
cants. He illil net doubt thnt mnny Amerl
nm .eiil(l prefer the inconvenience of
making the rail journey from Halifax
te New Yerk rather than sail en a dry
hip.
New Yerk. Oct. 10. The first
wlnirr f liquor from n United
States Sliippiii!: Itnnrd vessel since At
tome lienernl Dnughertj made the
ruling was timde yestei(la when the
freighter Wlnnnn, in service for the
Kspert Steamship Company, decked in
Brooklyn.
It wns bearded hv dry agents, who
ffired four cases of liquor. Officers of
the vessel disclaimed ownership of the
llmAP Avnln.....,H 1, imntinlilM .. n a
hreusht nbenrd bv Mime of the 2000 I
Which"! rerentlv transported by the
traft from Smvrnn when the Near Past
cltj was destroyed hv Turkish fire.
Washington, Oct. 10. A. D. Lasker.
tnnlrman of the Hhlppine nenrd, moved
Tfrterday te meke sure that the sale of
liquor en American ships, nt sea or tyi
pert, had been stepped.
Acting upon the assumption thnt hie
instructions rent Shipping Ilenrd oper
ators Saturday ordering discontinuance
w 6lc might have been confused with
the limit of October 14 given the ships
te dispei-e nf their liquor stock. Mr.
Lasker telegraphed all operators a re
Wst for information showing thnt the
'"Penslns of liquor had ceased.
Relative te my telegram of October
J. relatinc te the prohibition of sale,
transportation or possession nf liquor
en ships operated by you for the Gov
rnment, Clinlrman Laskcr's telegram
Mi'l. I want te make it clear that it
J Intended that the .sale or service
liquor should be stepped at once en nil
UCh Sling ulinMlftF In .,n., . ., c.,n T
--. - v..... .,, iivt , v. fiv Pill. -ft
t te make this thoroughly under under under
Jtoed h nil concerned and if von have
jet already done se, please wlreleps or
"De te hhips new nt sen or in foreign
Forts and wine acknowledgment of
"WW innrmtlens,"
.he J"s,tr,tleiii went only te opera epera opera
l..vef r'll'Pli'K 1'enrd vcsselh, Mr.
uuer rcljing upon the Trensury Di-
SCn .,0 nf),lf-v l,rlvnte own" t
'"'els lying the Ameiicnn (lag.
) ,i , tnn,l'"K the drastic nnture
Skii ,ni!r,"'tlens1 it is understood
Nipping Heard ;essels nnd privately
M,nl. "CrC"n Slll1H Wl I OlleWBd
B ' V'T ,0 UW6 of Hauer
li ,Il'K"1 ;l,nnnels. In most cases
ldue !,S1'"' shiI,fl wll Kw-P their
Pert" '" th('' "rrUe iu American
mSw-mm UxU rxr:r(,t ,n tP8t et thp
'ng Will ,e llm,lc ,v ,0 0,,priltrR f
bt LTU,f,'1 American ships. Nene
WUt,l ntK "'", will be Instituted lm-
8 c e 5', "re,lK" '"'"'I'l'lng Interests.
tencern n?, M,k'L'''terdny expressed
Velstead W rP1"". ic ,?f 1'nnn'nit. The
a nihl . H'i,'c"it,nlJ- exempts I'nn-
(p ,. '""""'"ns ei tm law. i low
The number of serious preventable
accidents every day in this country is
nppnlllng, he snld. Ilccnuse of addi
tions in population nnd congestion In
movement the number is increasing, he
asserted, notwithstanding much that
has been done te prevent accidents.
He. advocated painting en lamp
posts nnd pavements nt ttrcct cor
ners "Hcwnr'c of accidents," or ether
warnings te all who. nre exposed te
dnnger.
Large industrial Institutions hnd
proved, he snld, thnt the number of
Industrial accidents could be reduced
by precautionary measures. IIe
praised the vuuk of the Safely Insti Insti
tiite of Ameilcn In Its campaign te
n muse tiie public te tlie necessity el
protection.
FOUR WIN SEARS PRIZES
Harvard Law Scheel Names Its
Quartet of Brilliant Students
Cambridge, Mnss., Oct. 10. The
Hnrvr.nl Law Scheel today proclaimed
ns its four most brilliant students
.Samuel II. Mnslen, of Minneapolis;
.1 -lines M. Nicely, of Muncle, mil;
Iteger S. Fester, of St. Paul, nnd
Warren S. J;ge, et iimuiin
Wl-T. Ulil llllllll llllll, .11 ... , J- '
nf (tin mnlntv Intimated 111 It Inter U(l
dress Hint lie was net wneuy in nccuru
with the views of the sccrctnry.
Dr. A. Iless 11111, vice chnlrmnn nnd
director of foreign operation of the
organization, will leave Friday te tnkc
charge of the relief efforts in the Near
East, Chairman Jehn Barten Payne
announced in connection with the dls
patch of orders te pests at Athens nnd
Pnrls, te mnke immediate use of funds
for the purchnse of needed supplies. A
staff of seasoned workers will accom
pany Dr. Hill, it wns ndded, nnd will
be joined by ethers nlrcndy in Western
Europe.
The decision te de everything possl pessl possl
hle for sufferers In the Near East dem
inated the convention nnd received gen
eral commendation, Including nn ex
pression of gratification from President
Herding. Anether topic lnrgely in the
minds of the delegates wns that of the
welfare and dire of disabled former
t.crlce men.
HARDING LAUDS SALESMEN
Message Frem White Heuse Read at
Cincinnati Convention
Cincinnati. Oct. 10. lleadtng of n
Te them wTll'ge the Scius prizes of message of felicitation from President
$100 each, awarded nnnunlly for tbe imnnng tome "e.egaicM uf "
Tn'nnll mean's of the candidates. t JtZ
. nemlc (ondltlens of the Natien, was
Open Hearing In Grain-Price Probe' feature of Inst night's session.
Chicago. Oct. 10. The Federal Trade! Among the speakers was Hoke
Commission chnrged with a national In- I Smith, former United States Senater
VCtlgatlen ei gnun uueuiuvn wn ikh "" ,..,.,.... ,, w,...n.,
Hrbt
i i..-.. tAdnf in u.hirh ii'-inv i nu ueii riiiiifii nu huhi na
lending dcnlers. particularly these spe"- j business section this morning. There
clnuzing in grnin iuiutcb. win uu raiiw ' ..- - a --i
i a.i-Mitvdi
trip "-'"' ei i no inw. new
l'ani'i,.! l'Bt rf!ln'"ndltlcs destined for
date li.. l.1,K "" (let-lt! te acoeinmo-
nii, "'r "'UPS.
Ccle t'!ln'V l','V !'erf , some legal
Weeks u in L m ' '" " '''! necreiar;
ten,,. )Ln cr J'.' ntter te the At
rtlV,,ir' f. he Attorney Gen
Utred ti "rV,y Ue,'l!B '"""t be
iiV21.,k.,,h,n ' three-mile llu
8ttei p" I U9 nnvpert In the United
$&W&t ,,rol,lbl,len
itarlp .. .. "-'"i-1 miiue legal
: ,e t.u COIltlnU IIP In lllllnu.l 1I...7...
j 'locks. It i rent..,l Mn;l -..
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tier te tl
Attorney
s must lm ran.
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, wn iu threnl
IlfctEAR8 F0R kilunq"wifb
iWF VJ,1' Vrt' lO-envlcted of
VWki tn t Shtt.iy WBH sentenced yes
KlntaiErS.ft? 9.ftf te twenty
The Time te Buy a
Phonograph is New
IF you have reached the point where you
wish te own "the highest class talking
machine in the world", it is unwise te put
off the purchase any longer.
It will be a long time before phonograph
quality will excel the magnificent new models
of Senera. And it may be a short time be
fore prices will have te go up.
The Senera is net an "experimental" pur
chase. It is a life-time possession, built te be
such, and proved se by the proud ownership
of hundreds of thousands of discriminating
music levers.
"The Best Recerd is Better en a Senera." '
$50 te $3000
Dealers Everywhere
SONORA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY, Inc.
OtOKGE E DRIQHTSON, Prendent
279 Broadway New Yerk
Wholesale Distributers: Senera Ce. of Phlln.
1211 Arch Street
The Highest Class Talking
Machine in the World
THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY
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Take A Loek At
North Philadelphia Station
There you'll see another big and fine job of Kuehnle
painting. All the brick and stone work was cleaned, and
the entire interior and exterior of the station itself wa3
repainted, together with all the shelter sheds.
The award of this contract was earned en merit alone. The
quality of the painting done by us at Bread Street Station
some months age demonstrated beyond doubt the ability of
the Kuehnle organisatien te deliver quality paints, fine
workmanship and speedy service and at a price that
means utmost in value and satisfaction.
Only the best is geed enough for the Pennsylvania Rail
road. The fact that we were chosen for these two impor
tant jobs is one in which we take considerable pride and
perhaps it will help you te decide who ought te de YOUR
painting if you also want the best in quality, workmanship
and value!
"Save the Surface"
Kuehnle
PAINT&PAfNTING
Vine & 17th. Sis.
8PHUCE547 RACe779
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USED CAR SALE
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN PASSENGER CARS AND TRUCKS
Yeu can count en our reputation te sell only geed serviceable cars. Every car ai ' repre
sented. Demonstrated if desired. Return car m 5 days if unsatisfactory and purcna
price allowed en another car. '
EXCEPTIONAL LIST-LOOK IT OVER
Full line of Oldsmebiles, Feurs. Sixes, Eights. All Medels,
Touring, Roadsters, Coupes, Sedans. Excellent condiben.
Dedge Teurings Studebaker Teurings
Maxwell Teurings Chalmers Sedan
Peerless Sedan Chalmers Teurings
Willys-Knight Roadster Chandler Dispatch
AND OTHER STANDARD MAKES
Exceptionally Fine Let of Trucks
Nearlv All of These Cars Have Been Reconditioned and Repainted
SALE THIS WEEK OPEN EVENINGS
The Oldsmobile Plan of Financing Purchases Is Unusually Advantageous
LARSON-OLDSMOBILE COMPANY
800 North Bread Street (Cerner of Brown)
Poplar 4697
eAfter the day's driving work
Hew much will you
enjoy the hours
that are your own?
YOUR job will always take your freshest
hours the hours when you're really
"fit." Hew much energy docs it leave you
for the time that comes after?
Crowded rush-hour cars, eight or nine
hours of grinding work, en your feet a let
each day these exhausting drains are put upon
your energy. And remember this you start
out each day with a certain fixed amount
and no mere !
Yet many people today waste a large part
of this energy needlessly.
Standing or walking en hard heels this
is one of the most useless ways of wasting it!
"Yes, but I wear rubber heels!"
That is what 3 out of 10 men will answer tedav.
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Twenty-five years age a man dis
covered this idea by accident. Work
ing constantly en his feet all day he
used te find himself each night with
ne1 energy left and a backache
in the bargain.
One day instead of standing en the hard
fleer he steed en a rubber mat. The effect
astonished him. He felt better that night than
he had in weeks. Next day he cut two pieces
of rubber from the mat and fastened them
te the heels of his shoes.
And that was the beginning of the idea
that resulted in O'Sullivan's Heels 1
Loek at your keels!
Heels
lilak
Like all reed things, O'Sullivan's
have been widely imitated.
Are yours O'Sullivan's?
If they're net ask your repairman for O'ScIEvan
next dme! O'Sullivan's usually cost you no mera
than ordinary rubber heels
But notice the difference et the end
of each day! See hew much freer you
arc from tiredness and strain.
You'll understand then why mflDens
of men and women today don't just
"wear rubber heels" they insht en
O'Sullivan'sl
This diagram thai hew the artrtrgi
man j cntrey falls. De you go down
tee far each day tevard exhaustion?
(ySullivans Heels
Absorb the shocks that tire you out
Fer men, wetntn and dtiU
drtrta ipxcial O 'Sulliran
Hrtl for ererr tyf of shot.
Your energy is limited don't waste it
Read the Want Advertisements in the Classified Section
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