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20, 1022
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W TRAPS COUPLE
WHO ROBBED AUTO
livid Berter Sees Them Take
Sag, Trails Them te Hetel
( and Causes Arrest
ADMIT THEY'RE NOT. WED
Through the efforts of n schoolboy
leteetlve, Dnvid nerter, fifteen years
Id, 322 Seuth Fifth street, n youthful
and extrntngnntly dressed couple, who
gave their names ns Mr. nnd Mrs.
Henry MeCutcheen, were arrested,
eharged with theft of n bng of cloth
ing. They will hnve n henrinjc tedny.
nerter caw the theft and trailed the
malr until they were jailed at City
fin. t .
The boy earns spending money by
watching automobiles while their own
ers dine at n hotel near Eighth and
Chestnut streets. On Wednesday night
it was at his usual pest when he saw
"Mr. and Mrs. MeCutcheen," both
ttry stylishly dressed, go te the car of
XJee J. Koency, 734 1'nnsyunlc nrcnue.
and take nn expenlvcIoeklng black
traveling bag from the car.
Trails Couple te Hetel
Berter trailed the couple te n hotel
an Tenth street near Market. He
watched the place tujtll late at night,
but they did net reappear.
, Early yesterday the boy returned te
th hotel and resumed his vigil. They
finally came out, dre."sed better than
erer, and went te Itread Street Station.
Before the pair could llee the city the
boy informed Truffle Policeman Mor
rison of the theft mid pointed out the
pnlr.
MeCutcheen. who is twenty-two
jenrs old, wan indignant.
"Why, ue'ie en our honeymoon," he
said, "this is nn outrage."
His pietty rompifnien, who la nine
teen earn old, shared the Indignation
af MrCutcliceii.
"Tills is terrible," she exclaimed.
Tenrs glistened in her eye. Persona in
the station gathered about. Their
j mpnthles were with Mr. itnd Mr.
MeCutcheen. They glared angrily tit
the boy.
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ANDY GUMP IS MONDAVIOUS
UPON SOLDIER-BONUS ISSUE
Congressional Candidate Doesn't Knew What It Means, hut
Neither De These Already Making Uncle Sam's Laws
m pi
Mm RittaidTMBi
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI SbW flQaaBBim
"Kr np
Man's Land. Ah, but these banquctcer.
and luncheeneers as well, worked hard
durinc the war adopting resolutions.
Yes, the smaller the man, the bigger the
words."
"What has all this te de with the
bonus?"
At Public Focdbex
"They are the kind or men who favor
the bonus" growled Gump. "They
favor anything that brings the spotlight
en their physiognomy. With them life
is one long public lunch."
"But you,"; persisted the caller, "de
you think?" T
"I'm weighing the question," he
said j "the scales have net settled. The
subject is what you would call mon men mon
davleus.' "MondavJeuM? I don't understand."
Ah that's It. Ne .one understands.
There are many thing1 te be said and
net enough men te say them."
The tclenliem nine nrul n inpKsetlirer
'arrived with several telegrams nt the
,amc time. Perspiration trickled down
the forehead of the future Congressman.
Mr. Gump's eyes ueemed te concen
trate en the deer knob. The visitor
turned the knob and passed te the street
aa Chester pressed another perfecto Inte
his hand.
$20,000 IN BONDS
' CAM HGHI
Weman Shouts Male Compan
ion Toek Them Frem Her, He
Says They Are Anether's
DRIVER TAKES THEM TO JAIL
A flight ever the possession of S20.000
In bends which started in n tnxlcnb
Inst night wan explained ns "n mis
take" today when hearings wcip given
Friedn Ularkic, twenty-nine earH old,
and Ferd M. Iloeth. ferty-sW venrs
old. both of New Yerk, nt the Twen
tieth and Ilerks street police station.
Miss lllnckle, who is attractive,
lititl charged that her companion stele
the bends from her In the taxlcnb. He
1 maintains that they arc the property
of Frank O. Day, of the Hetel Mc-
! Alpln, New Yerk, and that he took
I them from the woman te return them
t their owner.
1 The couple were arrested when the
driver of the tnxicab, hearing the
struggle in the back of the machine
when Uoeth took the Imnds from Miss
Hlnckle, nnd her calls for help, drove
his tnxi te the police station.
Insists Upen an Arrest
''I saw them steal the bag," declared
Berter, "and I want them arrested. If
rem den t arrest tliem,' he said nd
chesslng MorriheK, "I'll get tonic one
elM' te de se
October 17, 1022.
Mr. Sydney Smith,
Art Department,
Evening Public Ledger,
i'lilliulelphie, l'a.
1 It. As the smoke curled nrtlstlcally
, lie added : "And when that fellow came
I iack he gave me the laugh. 'Toe bed
' you couldn't get ever, Andy,' he Bald.
I had an ocean trip, trnvcieci an ever
Oentlemen : We are very much Inter- ' France, heard about thirty battles and velver, fired ene Bhet nt Harhay
MAN SHOT FOLLOWING
ARGUMENT IN SALOON
Jehn Harhay In Critical Condition.
Asaallant 8tlll at Liberty
Jehn Harhay, 877 North Sixth street,
was Hhet In the stomach shortly after
; midnight this morning morning by n charge of drunkenness was ledged
stranger with wnem nc iiunrreieii in ngalnst the weinnn by the police and
Welner's saloon, 2837 IMdge avenue. Iloeth wns held en suspicion of laiceiiy.
i He Is in n crltlcnl condition at the u0th were held In $,"00 ball for n
T.ankcnnu Hospital. Alie man wne further hearing.
fired the shot fled. I Mr. Hay, when lenehed nt the Hetel
Harhay and the unldentlfed man were McAlplne In New Yerk, said he had
standing near tne Dar. xney iiad a
disagreement nnd finally came te blows.
Harhay'a assailant then backed to
ward the deer, these present thinking
he Intended te escape further trouble.
Then he paused, and drawing n re
ested In the coming election for Sena
ter te Congress and would like te he
informed what the views tire of Mr.
Andy Gump, en the bonus and prohibi
tion questions.
Yours very Irulv,
"llenus" Hill Smith.
225 City Hall.
Mr. fiutnp'i Weirs e;i prohibition
u-rrc exprettcd vritcrdtty. it atti
tude en the bonus ii printed in the ar
ticle folletcinp.
new I'm going te put seventeen hun
'irii casn oewii in inn Mining uu.
i "Then I gather," said the visitor, ,
I "that you arc " j
"There were ethers thousands of
flieni." Interrupted (Jump, "who
' fought brnvelv arid met death for some
' thing like i:!2 a month. They deserve
great credit."
"Don't you believe tbet they
should"
' f h riitnn a .....i ..! lilt n onneTP
.hi, Tuiiif uitri rui'ki'ii twin emviv(
4
placed $20,000 worth of bends in the
hands of the couple te be disposed of
in Philadelphia.
"The stock certainly belongs te me,"
he said, "nnd was placed in the hands
of Mr. Iloeth te be negotiated In Phila
delphia. I held his receipt for it.
"I de net knew anything about Miss
Ulncklc, but nt Poeth's request, I had
the bends registered in her nnmc, be
cause ha seemed te think they could
he disposed of te better advantage if
registered that way. I knew him very
well and have had business dealings
with him en several occasions. Evi
dently she is associated with him In
ImdncKR. At lenst. I RUDnesed se when
1 1 placed the stock in her name.
"He went te rhiiueeipnin nccausc ne
thought they could be negotiated te bet
ter advantage there thnn In New
Yerk."
BOK SAYSSEASON" WILL
DECIDE ACADEMY'S FATE
Asserts If Better Support Isn't
Given Lease May Net Be Renewed
This season will "tell the story" of
ttie fate of the Academy of Music, ac
cording te lMwnrd Ilek, president of the
corporation which rents the building,
who hns made nn appeal for better
support of the institution by Philndcl
phlnns. Speaking of he.' this support can
be shown, Mr. Ilek urged that clubs
and ether organiiitlens, many of which
new meet in hotels nnd ether places,
transfer their meetings te the beautiful
foyer of the Academy, which was
created especially for that purpose, nnd
in thnt way help put the building en
n self-supporting basis.
Unless better support is given, he
said he will suggest te the beard of di
rectors nt the close of the present year,
when the lease en the building expires,
that It net be renewed.
TAXI ORDINANCE
COMES UP TODAY
Public Safety Committee May
Consider Amendment te
Clarify Measure
OBJECTION TO REALTY RIGHT
FIRST PENNY
SAVINGS BAN!
2I"&Bainbridee
UtifhtttnurSt
JfchnWnVr,.'.li7
Evai
Mjm.iii
sbi vaei
flaMiikflLi I
... .1 whteh ni iinHmelv hut unavoidable.
in attacK en any man. nnj where, ni ,; ......." ., V ..V..i- 1.1.. .. t
any time shows that the one-singled out i Z"r w """"" '"" """"-
wert? whilea"Kl,t mUSt bB decMed,y "Th'Ve are some men who leek, well
T..I.I., -,.,.,. ., ,,! i,..i,t 4.i,. en renriii ei .iiiiv 'iiniieriiin.
'. t-'tnn ,, f-,m iiTt- fcr rS" 'nn A resumed, "while ethers loec better at
dump, c.iudiiinte for Congress en nls .. i..,.,.,',, i,ni,ii,,,,i.i i,i .f tIh.v
"one hundred nor cent fa the nee- .'! i'ilVi . f " '5 1 . VL V ".'l.A, ' : !
lleliictnntly the policeman took Mr J pie" platform declares that he has the r. "! '""" J'"," , " :,"K "' ""? "W-V" "
. i .. . ...i. n.. .. .. ii., , . -i.i i -..,- il nicilK aiuiuiiuiicil Willi liniuim. xuci
ami .urs. -iicv iiiriienn in iity null, nine ei iiipnopeinmus wnien jeiimaiisuc hnn. ,,, ,..- ... , ... ,K , iM
lilile iiftllnnnnnlnimw u-lilnh tnnrtiellultn I '.' Bl
fl. rulinTcV.rr!;;!! ' '""Napeleon. WnfihlnKten. Lincoln anil ' " tl-u" Ke
her te leave. They held "McCiitehenii." I (Irant were attacked" said Mr. dump.
Te test the story of the boy, Dctcc- "se I suppose I must exnect Irrcsnon Irrcsnen
tlvc MeCnll was sent te the room of the h'0 explosions of wrath.'
couple at the Tenth street hotel and , These who oppose Mr. Clump's candl
there he found the bag and also "Mrs 'acy say that his course has been en en
Mct'titcheen." She wns brought back ''rely tee much of a "spread-eagle"
te City Hall. Her indignation had fled "ature and his platform sprawls instead
mill her mood was meek. "f concentrating. Hut of course the
Then MeCutcheen admitted that he candidate's friends knew that he has a
nil the girl were net married. He said reason ier wnat ne nees anil nicy sceni
some neep-scn pentics in his utterances.
"Call Your Shet." Suys Andy
When nttacks come from the north
and south," Eays Mr. Gump, "a man
can reply, but when they strike from nil
directions n candidate would have te he
a sort of human carrousel te meet
anil tne gin were net married. He said '
be was Henry Schwab, of Seuth Itiver, :
N. J., and the girl wns Kmma Colleln. '
ef New Yerk. '
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SHORE CONTRACTOR DIES.
Corener Probes Inte Cause of A. E.
Cehen's Sudden Death
Atlantic City. Oct. 20. A. K.
Cehen, sixty years old, contractor,
builder and real estate operator, died
under somewhat mysterious clrciiin
utanccH lust night which are under
probe by County Physician T,. H.
Soulier nnd Corener Arneld de Ilrler.
He "survived by a widow and mv
tral children.
The frtery relateil te the Corener
ns te the effect that he was observed
n,mnag en the sidewalk lit front of
014 Drexel avenue.
The owner called te him. He asked
ler a drink of water and then laired
into unconsciousness. He failed te
rally te treatment and .died bhertlv
site..
I Deaths of a Day
RICHARD E. SINGER
iii ;" "."" mi -eiKiii years
Old and a native of Saxony, had been
ui a long time. He is survived bv his
wife and two sons.
William I. Fltten
Willlnm I. Fltten. nn eversnts vet
'riir. who died Wednesday, will be
wirled with military honors tomorrow
afternoon from his home, 112 Sepvivn
treet. Mr. Fitten. was thirtv-ene
je.irs old. He had been sick for n
month.
ii ''.'Jll11? V'Par lie was a sergeant in
tne .Wetli Infantry. He wns u member
""VAnierlenn Legien and the Post Pest Post
ctTiee Clerks' Beneficial Association.
He Is survived by a widow, his
niellicr and a brother and sister. The
U,I,1,:n"rnt wl be made in North Cedar
tilll Cemetery.
them." This wns the gist of his speeches
today at several nicetines.
In order te keep In touch with all the
fiery things which are being said about
him, the candidate has engnged two
men adept with scissors te keep a record
of denunciations. Mr. (lump was di
recting the work of these, assistants
when a caller entered his headquar
ters. He was lit angry mood, but. being n
dlulnmnt. his frown chamred te n sn.lle
ns he grasped the hand of the visitor.
The prospective Congressman's ether
hand instinctively reached for his ever
icady box of perfectos, which were
unshed toward thi visitor. LIttli '
Chester Oump. who seems te inherit
his father's diplomacy, supplied the
mntch. I
The candidate stuck he.th thumbs in i
his nmple vest nnd dropped in en arm- ,
chair. He took a long breath ns his
brew wrinkled. He wns evidently pre
nnrlng te deliver a withering nttnek en
his assailants.
... .. The thought perished when the caller
veteran of Many Wars Had Been I asked: "Mr. (lump, what are your
III a Lenn Tim ' views en the soldiers bonus?"
nicharrt P su.,- -. .i A cigar which the candidate had
Indian tent.h :,?-'" l w "j? J101"3'' 'or notion fell te the fleer. Ches-
WirS nnKHMtme:iC"" "' 1 "f ' tcr dropped a box of matches.
of the First City iWep. dleil Vdne.s: "Vm GlaA Yeu Afd .Me"
?,a "t his home, 003.S Allmun street. ' "I'm very glad that you asked me
ir. nlncrer wlin trni afi-.nl..l. ......... I Hint " sniil ff. CJiimn nn...,.l...
quicKiy. ine views en tnis mibject
agree mathematically with the Ingre
dients of the well-known hnsh. Ne one
believes In rewarding real heroic service
n.ore than I."
Pushing the Rates of his cellar a little I
further apart te give his Adam's apple i
mere leeway, Oump continued, "Tin i
question is what constitutes heroic
service. Hew about a little illus- '
trutlen?"
"Ce ahead. Turn en the slide,"
urged the visitor.
"A friend- wns ever in France,
where he fought the enemy for about
S200 a month, his benrd nnd an uti- I
tomeblle. Ilignt here in the old IJ. S. I
he wns getting twenty-five bucks a
week without the ents und the car.
His job en the ether side consisted of '
manipulating n card-index system and '
handling n nickel-plated telephone, by I
which menus he wns able te tell the
various men where they were te go and
fight. Oh yes, he saw a great deal of
t
YOUR letterhead is your
ambassador; it speaks for
you in your absence. It
is a faithful representa
tive if properly designed
and well-printed.
The Helmes Press, -Printers
1315-29 Cherry Street
Philadelphia
I I t;?n-iH '..., I I
Jeseph B. Scattergoed
reed, one of the feunilr
ihe funernl of Jeseph Ilurr Scatter-
en. one ei tne innniif.ru
-eage, Ne. 2flf. I. e. O. F.
lers of Kemlerteu
n r is .i.
died en Wednesday 'at lils home'.' 3.120
rui nixieenth street, will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home of his
i &n.r. M"" ipr,ri"10 S. Oughten,
tin u ,or,,X Cnmae street. Interment
will be in Oakland Cemetery.
Mlaa 8allle S. Rheada
Funeral services for Miss Hallle S.
wads, daughter of the late Marls
si10iadJ,?n,lrA?np Ellza Carpenter.ef
wprlngfleld, Delaware County, and half
tister of the late nrigedier Oenernl
Hoe en. U. H. A., and Colonel F. C.
Hnoten. both of West Chester, were
Mhl yesterdny et her home in Gardiner,
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder
Washington, Oct. 1!0. Hear Admiral
Beaten Schroeder, seventy-three years
old. retired, from 100!) te 1011 com
mender of the Atlantic fleet, died at the
Clival Hospital yesterday. He was the
u i V rn,"'iH Schroeder, American
.I itr ,t0 f',',l'n- H' was graduated
from United States Naval Academy in
WW. was executive) officer of the
JlasMjcliusetts In the warvlth Spain,
te lOuV (Jovcrner of l'u" from 1000
r,iP(' VOU EAT ICS CHKAMT
1H Tun " "ur' any. it wauil UK jren
uii ,1 yer,..J.0 ':". JVnnnyhanla'ii nnnuid
Mt miiuur iiirfy niii Dn lrtfatr.
ttlnLlBAffV : Welwril. Bccretiiry et In.
Jln2 bJ1.'.' '"J". j" M" rtlcU In tim Man.
'.d.i.0V'lan.9. lh Sunday I'cane Lcueai.
m Heetlan of th SunOi
YOUNG MANged 25, ..yen
years in elactrical builneit, de
ri change with advancament.
Geed raferencas.
Did you knew that the
North aide of Market
Street is the better aide
for a man'a afore?
And the Seuth side for a
weman'a atere?
Juat one tiny detail from
a highly trained, efficient
organisatien that la ready
te give you expert service.
HEYMANN & BRO.
Real Estate
Hermann Buildini
3-215 S. Bread St., Pkila.,
nctien after he went te the cinemas."
He Taliea Firm Stand
Gump retiieved bis clgur and lighted!
21
Of course, the Rogers
Peet guarantee of satisfac
tion gees with our clothes
They're all Rogers Peet
clothes!
Meney back, should any-,
thing go wrong.
Prices precisely the same
as in Rogers Peet's own
stores in New Yerk. '
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Rogers Peet Clethes Exclusively
Chestnut St. at Juniper
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Walnut Street MTI FTH AVENUE
RITZCARLTON HOTEL
New Yerk
The tnxlwili ordinance which wiih re
cently passed by Council against vigor
ous opposition en the part of Inde
pendent tnxlcfih owners is te come up
again today nt a meeting of the Com
mittee en I'nbllc Safety, immediately
before n session of Council. According
te n report current jesterdny, the com
mittee will meet te consider a proposed
nmendment te clurlfy the object lonnble
iiiriiNiirc.
Public Hafctr Committee will
lednv no nmendment whereby tJ
.... . ...I.m !..... nfWAltlAtl tlftPffita
te occupy stands must furnish vmWtgyW
stntements Hint they have net paid nnyt vh
money or ether vnlunble censiueraiif lj
for the privilege. fc'rt'-
FOURTH HUSBAND OBTAINS
DIVORCE FROM NORA BAYE8
Decree Awarded te Arthur Gorden
After Raid en Reatdenee
The fourth husbnnd of Nera llayea,
musical cemciiy smr, rvreivca n niveraa jyj
Lehman, of New Yerk, nppreving tM
lecommendntienw of n referee.
Arthur A. Gorden, nn actor, for
merly of thi'i city, ltnewn en the stag
ns 1'aut Gorden!, filed suit for (livercn
nfter n nilil last January en a private
house In New Yerk, where Miss Ilayei
was found in company with Spencer
i Welten, u Ualtlmore banker.
Three of the uctreshcs liustimuls were
Pliiluilelplilniis. Her right name vfl1
l.conern Geldberg nnd she flwt mar
ried C. A. Greasing, a ChlciC-e busines
man.
.lack N'orwerlh, in private life Jehn
G. Knaiiff, was her second husband,
lhe ordinance. n nimm! fnntnlnM 11
prevision wliereliv n lnvlr-nli nner.ater . W lllle lief third venture wns made with
cannot take n stand in front of n prep-, Harry Clark, then plaing In the snm
erty without having first obtained the I company with her. Clark, i ferme!
consent of the owner of that property. ' l'liiliidclphiun is the son of Crcstert
j ins prevision nreused a storm of pre-1 want.
test en the part of the Independent tnxi
cab owners, who lll-elnred tlmt It wnnlil
practically give the property owner the
FRANCE DECORATES AMERICAN
Constantinople, Oct. 20. General
If of the French Govern-
Cress of th
Mnjer Charles
was the father of this prevision, but uAican Ited Cresa, for human
lit' never COllIll be found. ,, ...i. nf u,nVri,n nn,1 rnntnnl.
it was reported yesterday that the iwpic. '
r.fni V. ."" thu. nhZ of,n vnrt. "I J1'01 I'elle, In behalf of the Frenc
public highway te the big taxlcnb In- m,.nt lms cenferrP,i the Cr
1','n !-ts- ','nvi.'"'' the little ones out n the Legien of nuner ,, Mnjei
M,J'W-w:Je.l.n,"d?.'?5!!iI T'" Claflln Davis, of llosten, a
Bread Street
Arc neiv exhibiting their
complete collection of
A natal! and WSnter Cestames
Each Parisian couturier of note is
represented in this assemblage of
Street Frecks and Tailleurs
Twe and Three Piece Costumes
Luncheon and Tea-Time Freck
Dinner Gowns, Wraps
Hats, Furs and Accessories
A cordial invitation te visit our Salen is
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j Favored styles are of the three
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C The fabrics are beautiful rich
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plaids, faintly tinted over ever
plaids, plain and tinted twills
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y
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Prices, $28.OO-$55.00
.i
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mia Cafe
WlDDflRNm BUBIL&BNG
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rpHE first of a series of special surprise features
te be held each week in Philadelphia's most
popular after-the-theatre cafe.
MisH Gay Yeung and Mr. Kulph Wonder in "illuln'
the Hlues."
Music by Heward I.anin' celebrated Arcadia Dance
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