liTii'f' ''TJIplwWffft
THE WEATHER
Continued fulr nnri root lenlsM with
liurriiJilMR I'leuiltncsH and wnr-nt-r Wed
nesday; modern te northwest winds,
TKMrKllATI'BK AT KM II IIIU.I1
r s 1 1) no in ii' i 1 1 a iji i -i Qj
I -4,-1 no iis"t7T ir.eir.i ni
VOL. IX. NO. .55
TO BACK PINCHOT
DELIVERED 10 G.O.P.
Hall Tells Campaign Committee
Senater Wanted 6elid Sup
pert of Ticket
LEADERS CHEER REQUEST; ;
HARMONY MARKS SESSION;
Congressman Vare's Nomina-
tien te Succeed His Brether
Unanimously Confirmed
"Senater Vare's dying wMi was that
very mar. In thN Orstmlantlnn Rive hi
slneeie and enrnest support te tlie He- i
piihlican tii'krt from ten te hnttem. in
rlndliiR. of eetll'se, Mr. IMneliet."
Tills deeliiratlen from feiiiifllman
Hall, elmlrman of the rampaten row
mlttcc of the ItepublU'iiii City C'em-
ulttee, at a meeting of tlmt body today
cectrllicu uie nseniuieii 1""'""sl........
.d party werkerk In the words of
. .. . .. 1.1..1 .I....t.n. ,
Ctly wnlrmnw iraiwn u...., . ,
nml punch" Inte the campaign e elect
(JllTerd Plnehet and the wliole Uepub- ,
... (t mil "Tiimi
liean ticket and defeat tlie uemecrauc
tlrket heailed hy Jehn A. MeSpatrnn
for tioverner.
Tlie meellng wax ailed prlmarll) te
ratlfv the uomlnatleii tuiide by the ward
.eninilttees of the Klrt Senatorial 1
tilet of fellg-esMiml. WilllliUl S. IUV
for the Mint in the State Senate c.iu-ed
hy tlie deatii of Senater Vure.
Harmony Is. LiidlsturlM-d
rii.. ('! ("eiiiinltlee uniinuneiisn
I'diitirnied the nomination of the warn '
commit tees. .Net a rlppie nisiiirueii im-
e .i... .. i.c...w1lni.i. in tact. '
iinrinnii. i '" i"1" ' ' V v i r
..yen one of the lilg chiefs made ef- (
ferlii te appear net te he in lug te
win the limelight.
Although called te confirm tin- aie
noiuinatleii. the big point in tlie nu cl
ing was the spirited statement by
(eillielliiiail Hull that tlie Itepiibliean
(trgaiilzatlim would net "In) down In
tlie coining i lectien."
Purther. Mr. Hall announced fig
ures net hitherto available, which had
lieni aatiiered li
the iir!iiiii.ntIeu.
.... ... - .-.- --- . -. . . .
siidMing mai uie iiei'iioiniie i i-i...-
i ... . .'.... .1... ........ ...I...... ...... l m.
iIm.i ,. ., mure tlnin ten times the total
of the Donecratle registration.
The total Itepiibliean registration of
men was LM7.7-1S, and of Itepiibliean ,
women, 7.", .!."'', llie total Deniecialle ,
registration of men was "".'-Til, and ,
nf Deinei.riill.. women. S.""i!ll.
-
Only sr.,(it) Weiiitn Hcglstered
These nre the t( lal- wlin a few di
"Attempts aie lielng made by Detnn
iratic lenders and newMiaper- te ad
uiini"ter . l'cii into the inert enndi
dnc) of Mr. MeSpariau, by sa.iing tli.ii
lae neniecratlc legistratmn in riilla-
ilclnlita Is tli
gicatet since the Wil-
son election.
This is being done te'
pulsien the minds of tlie veteis up-Stali
into believing there is dlsientent and
ilissiili'ifactien in the Itcpiihllcau or
ganization in Philadelphia because die
candidate we backed In the priinarh s
was defeated.
l ex. we lest en my. Alter, out or
VARE'S DYING WISH
.1.! ...l.l.. 'I'l .1... I.. I.. I I.M! ....l.. U..lll.... 1. 1.. 1......I.- , "!"" "... ........... ....... i..t.4 I."-,
e-.uii-.....-.,.... ..I..,- ",. '.,- ....... . wee M-iii . niii'ius el-iiii ...... ..i ........ )V , p r nR R f thv r telephone lies'. ' n D PCTO CDniPT wise certain, and tint lie will he oppese.1
1 eptih .can registration Is about ..J.,.- I er-lu-law for a pistol, and Hcrgen said ,,;, , ,t ,rrters en the switchboard , H. H. U t I O V tKUIb I n Sir (j,.l(l.g.. Paisli , a free Liberal,
,oe; ne ieuu i.euieeraiic.i.iisi. .,.-, ,,, ,,ini. 'All women are uae, iii.;u.,..e ..plllBB(.(1 in'. fernll 10 apartments., ... rATAI APPinCMT in .'.ddil Ien te the Laber candidate. I
teres lngly enough, tiie.e Hgutes show ( indicating Mrs. (line) is a bum. uViit.,,. guests awakened te tlie In-' IN FATAL ACCIDENT Fermer Prime Minister AsMi.ith is te
lei lies, u1 en v lout s-mmT" MRlit Out Kike Men -Istrnt jangle of the telephone bells .,..,. In (ili.sgew ne, week.
1)taN'sl',;l,,;,l',lV, dying, .'line. Mr. Maekay continued, then t;-y Yh..'"" tli" mIMri,:Wnrh" ' Awarded Damage, te Engine Which Mr' ,5"r l M' 1' 1':
cih?n,T'H1Vir,'ahi-tri,,1,m',"',,''S,r,,,m" md fight Vt!;,V:ry;r,,,,,K0,U,",,,rH'''' '!.m L1,. but time JR. Struck Truck and Killed Driver ' r.n,.m.r.i en p. i.iBhrn. te.m ,w
L-.uilziithtii men liae net laid down, iiud J trace.', of tears as she entered the ooiirl eoiirl oeiirl
tliey will net la) down. We will git n. in with li"r t.- little children. Mil
out the vote." i drid. si'M-u. and Cenrad, live, who were
Dying Hcipii.sl is Cheered
Mr. Mall paused for n moment and
i In n told of Semitic- Vare's dying wish.
I'll" ciew.l of workers cheered.
Cit) Chairman Watsen called en all
the leaders te held taeeliiigs and . in, I
:t the campaign in a mwe of gh,r .
Onl) thai .ii). In- said, will ")ou gel
the credit."
"Pay no attention t-i tin v,iij--iisiiv
vaudeville iirepiigaiidii of the
I'eii nits," Mild tin. i-liiilrman.
Hach leader, it was ludic.ited. would
M'.v Ills pest en ele, tien dllV bc('ause ti,"
passing of Senater Van. put it up in
neli district chief te llllll.e -'m,,! In I he
i-)i-s el l'luchet ami the ether landi
dntes. Tills was tin- first "leal'
'lie lit) cel..iiiittce since tin
' eei.s age When .Seiiaier are lllie.peel
eill) iipjiearcil and urged a big regi
trntleii.
HIGH COST OF P-AS LAID
TO TAX-EXEMPT BONDS
Companies. Forced te Pay Mere In
terest, Pass Burden te Public
Uluiillr Cit). eci. !. .public Se-.
ie Companies h.u,. in pa.v a liiglur
merest rale en tlieir l,i,,s because of
'"inpi-titieu Willi ia. een,it beiid-. ami
this added Interctt inns l ue ,uu of
the public's pei-kis. This statement
v'iis made tudti) b.v Almisnii P. I.ailn.ip.
of New Yerk, prcsdcur of t'ie i-i-ri
'nu Light nnd Traction Ce.'ni.in. , ai
the icssien of tlie American Ca- A-soi-latleu
convention heie.
"Tlie piihlie uiiiKt pa.v the ta ,n the
jus rates." Mr, J.nthiep said. "n. t!i-hll-ect
car rates, in the elecjri- I'glit
and power intes. In tic end. it nuans
that ceoneu.icall.v )eii have iiaiisferi-ed
the bun!, n from Hi,- man of hugi
nn mis, thinking thai ),ui aie geitiug
clleap mom' , a, id the fellow who pa)v
for tiiat Is tin- man win, (,, s bad. and
forth twice a dii) te he faclnrv te
work and tides en the street cars. He
pri.vs seven cents iiisle.id of six, or lie
PH.vs ,i l.i for his gas lustiad of SI
it nil is paid for b.v
Ihe.imlille and im
ri fleeted event mill)
-il mils t he -.u
Utility liltes,"
I.. J. Wllllen, of Hosteu, nil I Iheie
was im reason vvh.v the gas leiupnu)
slniiilil net some dn) furnish ll,e heat
ter the economical generation of ehv
trleit) Ii) eenlriil station companies.
"When this (Oiiiblnatieu l ctfected."
he said, ",. will no lunger have i,,
put up with ashes, Mint and a contain! centain!
u.iled utiaespherc."
P. F. Cailley, of Chicago, siul linn
gieat oppertuiiilles wele nhead , I the
gas indiistr.v. Aichitects and unisuli
lug engineer., he declared, ate making
pinns nu- new iiictmii'K and Heating
K,,of,!e.1,, B"' fu' ls ,"u,"s "'"
piiun ei leai,
lilltc
si .n h-ODiul-i'le-' Mnltrr ii' " e, I'-mtn'tlrr nt I'tillidell'tilii.
L'ii,lr tlie A-i ft' .r.ircn II, I.STU
CAMDEN MAN SENTENCED
TO 15 YEARS FOR ARSON,
Shee Denier Convicted of Setting i
Fire te His Own Stere
Clinrlp. II. Merris proprlcte" f a ,
(dmc store ill 1110.". Iliiildiin avenue,
Camden, was sentenced from two In i
fifteen .icarn In the New .terscy Stale
Prison today b) .IikIre Slmy ler ur i
Mill. I
Merris' tnrc whs damaged liy tire
.ltd) 2.1. I'elice and tire elliclulu les-
titled that they fminiL nil -snaked rugs
in tlic place ti nd that the deer of the
'Mtiblishmcnt was barricaded with
furniture.
t
E
f
Defense Counsel in Murder Trial ,
Pleads 'Justifiable
Homicide'
'
MISS THORNTON ON STAND
I
n Stat Cerrttpmricnt j
Haelten
defense I" ,(,e ' i.en nu'irder' trial
;rn, .. i,, ui'i. -t. me
opened here shortly nfter 10 o'clerk this
merninje.
8clf.defen.se mid Justifiable
DECLARES BERGEN
DOPED
MR
UN
, j j, j . , C1I ,... . r, .., ..... , ...
etM;VixCIt.mw pewen. lenv-
Mn,i cimrles Scullion, with the murder
()f ..,... JncI., IIcrgcI RCreen
.
State Senater W. II. MackaVj defense
counsel, asked the Court te dismiss tlie
Indictments against. Miss Thornten nnd
Seiillleti. Tills motion was denied by
Supreme t'eint Justice Parker.
S.innter Mmi'I.mv snlrl (hnf I'lhie had
often befriended llergen. in wliem he I
had gieat faitli. 1 1 said ('line took Her-
gen with him and his wife te Snrauae, '
X. V., where ('line was seeking a pic- I
lure location. The nett day. counsel de- '
i lined, when ('line had te visit t lie 1
oeiulen, he asked Hereen, who eccu
j j t I an adjoining i-neni in tlie hotel, te
tiiiie cave of .Mrs. ('line.
Mrs. ('line Drugged
Counsel -aid Hergcn gue Mr, Cllnc
semvthlng te drink which partly par
alyzed her and then, according t
,,11...' I !... I....I I
i V.i
i inn- k i.euiisi-1. --.-'i'ii iiliucim'u in-'
telling her If she (old he would kill' r "rr" '",I"lt" "' 'ut'r i
both her and her husband .ready te get out of the building, se '
Mrs. (line did net tell. Mr. Maeka) , ,,l, ,. went into the hull nnd, ex- j
Li. iiii iiii.it uiifiiriiii iiifi ii r it i ini in i
...... ....i ...." ...w........ ..... ..i ...........
pari) en .ni') III ierci.ee. it was .
then that she warned him net te trust ,
a.. - . - -
Hergcn and said slie had seen htm kiss !
,, .,,,. ... , . .. ,,,. i
,,. .ii..., ii'iinii nn ,,'r.Li .it ti.i. . ..'..;
- ' " "..v.. .. .... ..v ... - -
home.
('line did net knew of what had hap-
pencil at Saranac. .Mr. Maekay said,
until the uiglil of the murder, when he
breugiit llergen te face the charges
which lie wanted Miss Thornten te sub-
stantillte.
.. . . ... ...... .. ....... .
iiergen. wnen cnargeu win auncMiig
Mrs. dine, the lawyer said, stated. I
then
'Tadi of the men went up te the top
of the stairs and ('line reached up and
luriieil out tlie light then Hergcn at
tacked him, and Cliue's revolver, a Celt
iiieuiatic, was discharged. saui .Mr.
Minlni).
"t'lieie u a ipiestien as m wne ouiiee
tlie trigger in uie struggle. aiu .ur.
.Maeka), "but what Hirgen did
i'liniiinted te something which justitiei
a man in destniun
nMllg tlie uespeiier ei
!
calm altitude of jes- ,
tlie despeller of '
ids lieme."
Mrs. Clliu
tlTtlll)
.as lie
letie)ed and ther
wen- i
still erin as tln-v i-niiie In the ie.uu.
4 'till
l lllllllll. snoot ill''. it AWir
was calm, hut looked tired and1"""'1 "' , '":""."'r- '""-'''s went out ,
wen h ,i.
Mr- Mm- P.ergeti was the first wit
ness for the defense, leaving her ..eat
at tl.e Mil. of Ml-, ('line te take the
witness i hair. Cress. (.uuiilint. en b
Priisi.iiiter Hint showed that -hi. hud
ni-iilc atti mpl
.,
te have llergen suppuit
her.
Mice 'Ihiiiiitiui en Maul
'I Ii. ,-c was n 'llr III the i'H.vv.i. d
cuiirtrnem :.s Alice Tin. niten loe!, ,1,
chair as the s, rend witness fer me d. -leii-c.
Slie scenic, 1 ceuipi s, d, ilieii.-li
tired and spek in se low a tone ii was
almost ini'-es.sible te hear her
Slie ad
meeting of inltleil Ilia sue nun s"nc '' "n i'..i'
diu cveral Inelil with Heigeu and asserted (hat Ie
had d-'U'-'gcd her .ind then altacl.cd In r
l!i'r,;en poke In her et marriage v. In n
she s.iw hue lift i that, she said, l.u
he was in no po-'lieu te uiiirr.v let
h, cause he w.iutid te .i l a p.isii'eii u
tie- motion pii-l'iiis periaaiieuilj . Ml
Thornten 1 lit ll -poke of sevei.il v. sits in
the Clliu home, when he wcni the.-e
with Heigui. S!,e told of s.-ei.n; H'.'
Kin nnd Mi's, i . kissing.
.Miss Tl.nni'ni! lehi'UI's,-,! lew sn
I imlliiiii'il " I'm"
llirec.
( elm, III 'I l.u
NORTHEAST TASTES SNOW
Flakes
Descend After Rain and
Lightning Storm
Pi. isl itiiuicd its visit In r- .imi in
Hie eutlvlu.' distllci. leihi) H'llevviij;'
a romblniitieii et v.ii.eiis l.i'nis et
weather vesienlav .
List nl'.'ht the lei.ih'-.i-i"''' "ii"!'.
, , i he , I" h-id a s.ui.pl" i I lln sea
sons In tin. There was i a n, lightning
im 1, linall). snow, ii-cerdliig le tesj.
deiitx el Wls'oneming an. I Tn.-mi) . Il
.-i.iv.id Im- live uitniiiis bii' the thil.es
1 dn't llng'-i
SHE SAYS "NO" 24 TIMES
, ii.,,is.nc
Mr; Snowden Refuses nv nations
Mr" "ewae.n nc'" ,.,,
te Run for Par lament
e nun iu I
l.iiudeii, (id 'JI. Although then is
going te lie tin sciiivil) el women i Mil-
of women inn
' . . ...
dldates ul the mining iltvtien. n woman
al-e will have th
lmmr of liavlng de-
clined what Is be'leved le be the .-ecerd
uiiiidiet- of Invitations te contest ioistl ieistl
tuejicies, She i.. Mil Phillip Snowden. will et
tin pleiniiient labor leader and author.
who ens been asked le run mi behnlt
of the Laber Purl) In Iweuty-teiir sep-
urate distiieis. Peliiii'iil hlsimlan . say
ilmt no oilier chniacier iu Hrltlsh poll-
tb-s but the late niadsleiic was te iniicli
sought after.
Mis. Siiewilcii, altlimigli an Hide-
.fuligahle worker iu the Intier cati-e and ' nil Mir .vr si:i Al 1 eMOIll I.i:t
k K,Vrl,,,l,!!fy,,im,J,T,"l,r, 1""' "" MvefiJP"1"' ft-W S?KI5
t0 (,t la ParliapiCUt te l-e fgund In uJ Cem en p.i.te as, .!((,
Euening IJuhltc ledger
I'll.
PMlirTV hTMll T
5ULlt I Y PtUrLt
ROUTED BY FIRE :
IN THE GLADSTONE
Intense Excitement Sweeps
Fashionable Apartments and
Guests Flee, Scantily Clad
BLOCK AND TACKLE USED
TO HOIST HOSE TO ROOF
i fia n j AXf:u rr.....i.u: Uln.
ITIIIU AMIclll, CVCiy llllll line
weny, eays necier u.
St. Peter's Church
Hundreds of RUe.stn of the Gladstone.
one of the eity's lnrgrs-t apartment '
,I0UMS' nt kievui ami vim ittw.
were reused from "loop at 2:!!0 o'clock
this mernlnc by n two-alarm lire which '
Jpjtrejed the kitehen en the tenth iloer
"'I'lVlT.r !T "P".!T,!f.J
Theugli the lire waa confined te the1
fnn flirt mid ais... nC tlm mwiara TX'Htll
, MrImi . 1C flamM cnusr(
liirr nv ima rAn'nn (iMi.Arrtntinu nnn nini.'a
lng their way ncnntlly clad te the
street.
Twe alarms were sent in before the
fire wiis brought under control nnd
finally extinguished. The cuusc of the
tire has net been ascertained, nor has
the nmeiint of damage been estimated,
theugli It will run into a large figure.
Manv persons widely known in the
city's social nnd business life make their
residence at the Gladstone.
Mild Affair, Says Hecter
"The lire was n very mild affnir,"
said the Ilev. Kdward M. Jefferys.
rector of the fashionable St. Peter'.-.,
I.pifcepnl Church at Fourth and Pine ,
.' ' . , , '
streets, who occupies an apartment en
tlie seventh Iloer et the building. '
,.,,. ... , ... , ., ...... ..
...
Cfnt r. .j,,, envi 1 1 1 ti t. n flrcmnn nasseil
Cliiniiiihist line. It was found I
iiiii fiiiri iii ii. n wiiiiiii ii"fr iiiiki
'lw
known tline was n fire.
. . . . .
was enieriy ami resiuenis ec uie nniei i
, , . .... . .d ... ........
were walking about as though nothing
...i,,,.,,,... 1....1 i.nnnetie.l "
. , in ,, I .1 n ,
A bellboy discovered the fire nnd
turned in nn alarm. The flames spread
quickly through the top fleer. l!m-
pleyes of the apartment house spread
, - , through
,.!),. ,lu nes...l,l...
in
the Dunning as
, ,,". Ka u, Hi'iei.
I-loeruien eii.ph.je. ji. the building ;
rushed threugli the halls et the nine
residential lloers, wliich have ten apart-1
incuts each, banging en the doers and l
reusing these guests who had net licnrd !
or answered their telephones.
Wllil Incitement Prevails
re. . .I it .. . .i
llie building was the scene et much
e.cltetacul as -non as tlie alarm hart I
. it........ "- -"',, ,.- nu- ,,,,,,n, nun I
been sounded. Most of the guests at j
Hi" Oladslene are e'derly or middle-
"gei
persons. I liv (tressed hnstllv.
ami
Hindi for the bottom fleer of I
the building. The elevateis reiuaiiKil
in service, despite the spread of the '
tlnine. and nillliv of the loiesis ranie1
en the lue bah enies and down thieiigh '
the file towers.
The height of tin building made light
ing the lire a dlllieult task. The streets
weic full of tire' apparatus, b-it th"
firemen hud trouble getting tile!.- hose
lines tt, tin. (.it. (!..'... -I'l... !...:,. II 1.
....- - - ...- ...( . ...... . ,..- ,1,11,1111,1 1-
tiri.,.r'..f. mill eipiipiicl with pipe line
op e.ii'li Iloer. I Ireinen, going up
i.'ireugu uie nuililin::, imiuiieil tlice
nuiekl) and auxiiiarv lines were liruiig!,t
ii, from ,ihe stret.
A ladder cempaii) jmi nn the lug i--i
ensieu bidder of Tiuck Ne, "J lu no
i liddlc of Pine urcet. At its utn,..-
( iintliiiii'il un l-imc Tin., Ciiliiiiui cmi
FRENCH ABANDON
SINKING SUBMARINE
Crew Is Taken te Cherbourg Aboard
Merchantman
Cherl'eiiig. Oct. 'J I. -iH) A. P. I -
Tin Fundi submarine Heln'inl Mnrlll i
has been ab.itnleiied in a fluking ,en,li-
tien in the L'ugll.sh Chiiniiel, Ii I aim
known today, upmi the arrival of h i
crew at the siiliinariiie sialieii h. r.
aboard a Frencii meiehiinimiiii.
When abaiiileiieil the Mihiuarine w,,s
in llie neighborhood ,,f (he i-lncl ,..
Aurigny (Alderney i. She left Up -i en
Friday for Calais.
'I he Kehiml Morillet w.u fm-merH the
tieri'imi I'. II. '-"IS. Slie wis laini, lied
in l'.ieiii"ii in lliH! ai,, was cnptiued
the siiiiic .veiir hy the Frencii. Tin
luiinaiiae is lis, (-,,,,( M h.ngili, dis
places .'Hi; tens siihini-rged and has -i
range of Midi) milis at five knots en the
surface and sevent) ml'cs at three kuels
suliiuciged. Slie entries n nph .in-ur
of twi nt) -one. s
WALTER FAMILY GETS TIMES
Nerthcllffe Estate Sells Famous
Newspaper te Original Owners
, ,.,..,, f
l.endiill. Oct. 'JI. It is iiliderstoe I
,,lt ,.,.,!,. ,mvt, i,,,,,,, ....mpi,.,,.,!
llliilt-r WHICH the 'I Inn s will
. I. . VI'.. !.. ' ,1 i . I . . . ." . t .
i " "'"'i Mining ami nun i. v.iu auepi
"il "'": '," "H""'1! '"c gmeriiiiieni
". !" ".... ..in ..no iiiitipiciv nine
pelideliee.
Al. illtctc-'t iu the new.sppi'r lia
been piirchast'il from the etaie of Lern
Nerllicllffp bv Jehn Waltir, i, resent
clialrin.in of the Times, after lmig lie lie lie
gotlutleiis ceiiducti'd h) Sir Campbell
Stiiait, managing director of the new
paper.
,
' The Times was found, d h) Jehn Wnl-
tcr, giuit-gieat -great -griiuilfalhcr of
the present Jehn Walter, iu ITS.".
PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY. OCTOHRR 2'1. H2'J
Where, Oh Where Has
Britain's Seal Gene?
Imlnti. net. IM.- P.y A. P. i -It
Icvclepeil tmhi) tlmt a liiteh
might occur in tlie ieii'iiieii, of
turning hut tin' Prime Minlter'N
i Hire at Ne. 10 Downing sheet,
when Hetinr Law unites te take
pic session, because of the less or
lulshi.vilig of the Prime Minister's
en' of etllec. Ue.ul (lenrgn's clciks
aie searching for the seal,
hie of (lie former I'rime Minis
ter's personal secretaries (i. II.
Sliuhespcuie, declined lie iiinl lieen
en dui) two eur.s and hud never
seen the Mill.
TO EXTEND LINE
ST.
Mayer Signs Ordinance Despite
Pretests of Olney Avenue and
Oak Lane Residents
SAYS P. R. T. PLAN IS FAIR'
The ordinance nutlierlzms a trelle)
line extension from Ogontz nnd C'hel
ten nvriuies alens t'hnmplnt street te
Old Yerk read, was signed today by
Mayer Moere.
llesldents of Oak I.nne and Olney
recently protested against the measure, !
I stating the p. it. T. Company first j
I should build an extentlen from Olney'
1 neiiue north en Pifth street te the Cit) '
I I.llie. j
' l.plaining ids approval of tlie bill,
the M:i)or said he and Transit L'lreeter i
I Twining inspectel tli" section which
! will be served by tlie new extension, lie
i continued : '
It mm frninil thai ilin rv tension is
te be run enlv the length of three
blocks and will cost approximate!)
fl,J',l1l),,;,(1'l'1l"; yh"' l,"'ji ,"' j!1'1 "Mt
teel jiistllle.l in vetoing tlie ordinance,
,,..,, ...... (.x,,,11.Il,M M.(.n from the
Knpid Transit (en. pan) at this time
; ... 1 t.l I ., , ..!,. ,
' "'.V," " ... . ,'. " " , ,., '.,, ' ,. V tT, ' , 1(i
(tJy ..TCk'V.l,'" te" gieund
i,teugln te the Miner's attention bv
.. . - -, i
Olney and Oak I.au ti.ens In oppesi- i
CHAML T
1 - vtl li i ' '"'''', l'"" w''"'' ""' ,ri,n''" ,,,lI,!ll.v j1,1'" ! I'lliplmsilli'il the Impert. line of th" slt
l.icr) llllllg frnni.lit... f.ii evtnniltm. nlnni Pil'fh ' n..tlfm in (.Inn'reu. uliiel.i It Mls is line
-.--.. ..... - ,- . .,.,.. - ...- ..-....
a iru
. .
street te Oak Lane for manv ears
ll
' has net utilized it. with u result that
'the residents are jealous of any ether
'extensions which toel: pi eccdence ever
ttu-irs. The Mayer and Director Twi- '
ning said there was no )ues,tIeii about
j the need for the Oak Lane extension, I
j hm did net regmd the objection as sufii-
,. ,,nt te lustivj etelne or the small
extension along Champlost sired."
Alleging dannges te the i.-ig'ji"
,airll "Ml.m.l; a truck and killed tl.e
, , or ,ll(. (Vntral ltallread Complin)
1)f Nrw ,K.rM.v ,U1S awarded a enllct
(lf s..,, ..aii,st the Colonial Ice Cr.-ini
c'empinv of Phll.idelplilii li a jur.v ii,
.Judge Hit-hard Delierty's court at V
!,"U,1' Meiii.uutli Count), N. .1. y-
terdny.
'I'l,,. verdict w.s relumed bv direc
(,m ,,f the court after atterne,s r the
tien of t
railroad
J leherty
ciliipau iuteriued .luilse
thai a scttleiient for that
..ii...iiit l,il heen a-'ieed lineii In tli
, ,!. e eildence w.i. tiilien. and
the verdict, lie .liiege said, was meiel)
e place the m itli-iin-nt mil rd.
Tin. accident which resulted In tl .'
sll eiMirred mi April s at Ltirinbi-
Cressing.
iicir i.aiii-woeii, . . ,1. ,vi-
hert II. rsser, driver of tlie truck, wi
l.ille I and I lieiuas Sagiirtmi, dr., ai
helper, was serieiisl;. injured nnd tli
,, h.eie "iiielished.
A Corener's: jury e.;eneiateil ther...l
leni', il having Ik-kii shown thai tin en
gineer blew 'uis whistle al tlie appre. e 'i
te iii" eresslin; and also rang tlie beil
MISS TUMULTY SAVED
Operation Performed en Daughtc
of Wilsen's Ex-Secretary
Paris, Oit. I'l An operation I v Dr
Sii.lblll'-k lllls saved the life ,,t 1
M.irv Tumult), daughter of .lesepl, 'I
Tiiiuult), former piivate 'ecretaiv ti
Woodrew Wilsen.
Ml.s Titiuiili.i. lr was iiiineiiii.e.1
jisierila... is row en tl.e i'.,a. tuv.i
ii.'eveiv -loin injuilis siistaiiii -! in a a
nutiii'iehil - in i idem near Mm. eh ,.
August 1!'.. Her I'atlnr has been i
l'.iils nt lur bedside for weeks, sp.inn,
a.. peii- te save her Hi"". II is . -pei
led te bimg her Inn n next ,ninri
MAYOR HAS TRANSIT NEWS
Will
Issue Anether Statement
en
High-Speed Lines Soen
"lii'pertani .iiiiieiiucements with re
sp, . t in transit d, velepuient " will In
made bv Ma.vcr Moere wil bin a we
after i ne opening of th,- Fraukfore
"1." .N'eVelllbi'f .". Tlie lillllellli, , luellls
will concern ether project! I high-spec,'
lilies,
A pii-liiniiinri test of the Fiaiikfmd
"1." i rains will be made Oi tuber :il.
the MiiVer .ilineuiiced, Willi liieiuhei s of
lln Fr.iiikferd Cilebrulien Ceiiiniittec ,,
ill v i tt .1 passengers.
500 QUIT !N P?0TKST
Refusal of Ceal Company te Dis
charge Watchman Causes Strike
llii7lcteti, l'.i., '. i. ''l. i It.i A. p.,
The ."ilin caiple.vis in il,e Ne ," IH;
laud t'elllerv of ilc .I..II,, I Uulili inl
Ceal Cmup.iii.v reuuiiiii'd awiv fien,
...i .....
.U)1., t, ,av In wet,
t .iga'nst Hie ic-
iiimiI ni' the.llim I i disci, ai m a man
who was I'liipli.,, ed a-, a wiite'im in dur
ing the ri ccir iispensien and who was
lined S.".iili l.v the F.iited Mine Workers'
local, it is allege I, for dri-eitiug the
tanks.
Th einii.iiij "l.i, i, s the man was
epelhd treiii I In iiiilmi im- failure ,,
pit) the line mid thin I , was hind as
II llintiii- IUI1IKT Hue. Whc.l Willi
Wtl .
resumed
l he ,1, 'in nml ef the inliie workers will tern, cin i"i nn- nuiii inn iiaiiie
net he granted ueclnied A II. Jessim ' knocked ih.- i.iiimu from ins hand, iit.il
the geliernl tminager of the cea.pani. ' , the heu-c m-li lire. Uie .meke dr,.v e
, llllfllll ll"' ' '!' Oi'lll S.S he stepped
nu: .ion m ,ki: i.oiiki.ne ion may f,ut ,""' "."."'T '""i''1!- "i'l"" ''."' '" "r
i,, .un.! in Hit tivip wuiiiwi telunini en render. In 'levveil light and fl nieineut
PttK Zi Ade. Inltl' tl bllllel siiuck him
Premier's Daughter
Mil i
A.t T T5J1
$$
v
. ?. ..
i-.r.
I.I)V ISAIIKh SYKKS
Wife of Sir I'mlcrli h S)hes and
eldest daushter of Andrew liniiar
llM'. It is helieW'd slit will he
liestess al Hie elllch'.l rrsidenrc
the British Prime Minister,
Lle)d CSeursp's Mircoser Is
widower
-
of
as
a
READY FOR CLASH
prjme (viinister Benar Law and
. .
Lloyd Geerge Will Speak
at Glasgow
CONFERENCE ON IRELAND
Uj A s'orieti-rt Vf
1 ijtwUm, 't. Jl.-Glesgew ' be
the chief center of inter, st in the poll-lie.-il
nitiiiitien ter the resl of the week.
The new Prime Minister. Andrew ,
Henar Law, e'i Thursda) will announce
the details of his policy there, and for
l -eight hour- later his predecessor,'
L'eyd Geerge, will address a meeting.'
leiiig accompanied te Scotland by Sir
Iiehert Heme, who was his Chancellor '
..
m the I'Aciiunier.
The Times nelltien
correspondent
...u ,
te the strength of the Communistic
Pcrty -among tlie industrial worker..
adding that tills i- largely en in count
of the rebn-lance of tlie Glasgow mem-'
1,,-rs of Parliament te abandon the Ce- !
alltien. The writer suggests that this '
position is likely te ghe Impetus te I
tlie Scottish home rule movement.
--(r is iunte.1 cisewuere that lwnar ,
Law's re-election a meinber from the
central diilieu of Glasgow Is in no,
SCREAMS OF WOMEN
PRECEDE AUTO CRASH
Ablngten Police Find Abandoned
Car at Feet of Embankment
An automobile, whose occupants tied
aftu- it had crashed through a fence
nnd fallen down a sleep embankment mi
the Siceinl stii. t pike n fi w feel 1 1 mil
pi-nii) p.'n k Ci-eek. wis disi evi-red earl)
tliis morning hi the biugtmi police
The llu'lils of the i-ir, which hme tlie
i license Ne. .';s"iss, wie still burning,
i per-., ns in lln in ighbi i heed iu n..v
heard a crash wlibli wis preceded b.v
si reams,
Having visions ,,f another tnunhv.
imil.ir t" that at New l'.i iinsw n-k. m-v-i
,'.,1 residents telephoned tin- police.
The police susp,.. t thai llie i., cup. nils
el tin car in.'i) have pin pesci. eiiven
iii.-, nigh tin- f' in " for
',,Ti.r,,!H.!,,;::lv;,s
"I'lniniiig in-'uran
s.-vell-pas-e'l.-l- I lllp.'l. Il 1. 1
. "iisiderabl.v d.iiiiugc'l
ZIMMERMAN ROMANCE
ENDS IN DIVORCE COURT
Wife of "Beach Adenis" Says He
Found Germantown Toe Quiet
Tin leiuance of Mi- Hebe, -u .1 M.
1. .iininerni.in and I i r lifegiuud bus
linn, I, "lalille" imuieri.ian, vhich lias
I n loitering since M.i.v, is ,, tiuilel.v
i I ded b) i list it ll I loll of lilvei, e pi in i eil -ii,
s bv Mrs, i unci ni. in. who is the
i-nlew of Coin, bus A. Lane, .1 r . unl
I eiiair.' Phil. idi lph.a publisher.
.iiiiiuiTinnn. a teiitier lifi-gtmrd ;.t
M ,i,li. Mi. in Pea. h. N'. A uldii'l
I , i 111,11 insisi, . nn hv iii g, mid ilepiu 1 1 ,1
.', Ni.'l '..'li lie .i III he plel'e I llie-
in; ,il M.Milinllan I'.cich te the qui, I
I ,r -I ii i'l old I i, rinaniew n and de-
,i . .' i in- loin nn i v as eer
T ,i t.'i.ple we., iii'irrleil in 'l.iuhal
i . lli. eh in. lime, I'.i'.'l. Tin I'ecaiii,
m pini'l'd llie pl.'iiiliug siiiiiuit'i' aid
t'i, i i.-l. , ailed lln' " ,l,uiis of i he
I , I'cni much i line w i-.h tlie , lul -
,,i ..I ,'.- tin n Mi's Lull.-. i,."ivin
th, .il lis si,,'llibls in .ih, I'r.ue t In
I, ,' . i l'.sli.ti n, ,ir I ll" straini.
,' ' lln I' I l.i- II .11 Huge .III'
1 i in ii u'live bis net , ,,! ion as i l.i.iK. r
,iii s, . be "guv" a li-ni'l .il iiie-iiing
In 1 1 - iiiiiin rlii .ill-, li ' Hm I il .
l,s in, in. nu. in. who liv.s ,. r, l.er
, le'dt , ,n Wes' Tulpeiie. i,i ,i sin'i-:.
ll
I , - il. was icpei I...I I, , ,' le lie
' I ' . .111,1 -.'I'd III ,11 Nel
.1.
SLAIN AFTER HE DRIVES
FAMILY FROM HIS CABIN
Detectives Kill Barricaded Miner
Wiicn He Defies Them
Mi Imiseii. Pa.. Oct. U'l i P..v
, I .1,, , l.i U". ,i 1,1,1,, i ,,i l.nsh.n
Hi ni," '
., i. . . a sum ,ii ,1 Mll'-l
, . '. i uvi i,,ia w ,i, ii. aflei
,- ' ,'c and (en cliddi eu l'nun
ne i .'i'l li a, lei himself m t,,.
I, Hi d tile ellie, , . H.llllll
.,i ,i.n l, in, 'oil-In:, i'
1 1, ih ti I iv ,'s an iv ed at llie
b.v in '
hi ivii k I
I i'i
house nil
hud I i u
Winn
ii Iii i) .
I -"1 1 1
III 1 1'
. iiriueil will, a In j t -Im i-
i.l.'.l llllux if III oil,. ,,f I,,.
ei., -live, curving a lnn-
M.ile.
I UI'I. I
BRITISH LEADERS
iv l.x, r ,t
IVili u I
iIhIb
E
OF NATIONS AIM OF
Proposed Association of Latin
America and U. S. te Be Dis
cussed in Washington
PROJECT SAID TO HAVE
SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT
Disarmament and Adjudication
of Internal Disputes Object
of Organization
My CMNTON V. (SIMtKlli
sitiitT rorrriencli-nt l.trnine I'lilillc l.iilci-r
f'apurtvht, IBS J, Im I'ubhr l.ftlrjtr fui-tpaiiv
1 U'asliliigten. Oct. HI. TI infer
ence of the Central American Sintes
tiuatemala, Salvader, Xleiiriigun, lloii lleii
durns and Cesta Hica--which Sfcretary
Hughes has enlied te be held in Wash-
' Ingteu en December 4, Is preliminary
te the meeting of (In; Pan- nierican
conference te lie held next March at
San Diege de Chile. It Is tlie first
step toward the organization of an as-
1 sedatien of tlie nations of tlie Amer
ican continent which will counterbal
ance the League of Xntlnns as n Eu
ropean Institution.
' Tile small st.it,.., of Central America
are called leiret.nr first in order te
clear up the iii--Metis at Issue between
them which en marly cnu-ed a war
one year age. The Tacnii Anca con
ference si,e the unlj ether major dis
p.ile in Seuth Aiii"rii i, a heiiudar)
piestieii iuwihiiig Peru, Hull ia and
! Chile, heri In .,-lin gten I t i winter
Th.s agieemiiit Ins nor heen liitilieil
rentlnucsl mi 1','Kc I'-lKhtprn. ( nleinn Tlirre
'i I'
RICAN LEAGUE
SECRETARY HUGHES
LAST-MINUTE NEWS
WELrAP.3 DV.lv E GETS $45,000 IN SIX CONTRIBUTIONS
Six
tounibutieus tetallii:y '?1D,000 'e '.ie Welfar'.- rtdeia
. v.'ip a.meuiitcd today 'oc.eic the tia.u weikeis met.
(..'.: .i;.-.eis are exptctetl te :rper. receipt of sevemi
: .(.a and tlc'Iais te las yi.at c'.mnty diive.
tien fu i
Velur-l
DA".
i-rvt; '.7-,
VAe"n:;aX0N, Oct. 2-I. The rei.ciiAU'.i:
Lay s A.-ec:at'i Ju-tice e the Siuiei..i.- Court
1'iesidei.t llirdlns te-Jay nnd was uccejrcd. Tt
Novembe;' 14.
TV, 'J VJL.LZV, 3IX HU?sT Ii: AIJ70 fclilASH
C --...:. 0, Ci!.. Jl.- 0-.' :... Gl l JI. s.:iu.an v.ere
. .... ,.i .njuit.i.1 .i.ij vs.i ty v-'j. t .. .j .i;toaieoil
a ... .-si. t.'.i ... iU '.Lc iiav.0i. L.,i.aj. tal e Jit-it..
MYSTERY W Ii
TO DOUBLE MURDER
Weman Heard Quarrel and
Shots Where Recter and
Choir Singer Were Found
will call ellis parker
I ,
New Itriiiiswii
The in) sieriei
murder of il.e I
Hall mil Mi- F
, N. .1., n.t. L'l.- -'evew
ittn-ss" n' the
v. IM ward Wheeler
tlii.r H. Mills is be-
Ueved te have been
Mi's. .I'll,,- Hi'.-- !,
farm en II. m l'"ii
feillul near here,
owner ,f a small
te ,1, about one
hi-ndrisl arils fr .
nnderstoeil i" hav '
a detailed a, .- ni'i'
1 1, r s.c's lane, I
veil tl.e llilllimitics
i vvlcf si,.- -aw mi
the niulit the ' i.u i' d
lei-ter
.ii, d th
choir singer were ,.i u.
Mi. (!i!is..M s la.- W' mail b.-l..i.
whom vaiieus ,sp, cts 'n tin- natlL.'g
crime have h" 'i 1 il.-'del in the I".) I
itive lilc'ltlll. ii.e-i " "-ll n ie
of the llupi'llan' will s ..iiu.ne,
seen bv Wi'lnir A M.-i. n-i.lt ap
pointed D.-p..-v A i. ..ne. lu'iii-r.il in
i-hnrge "' i he i' v.--i .
Frmn i!i ii v
"ii.
.He nt.
iii
tills clriiiii.-
it
i nu, ill . i'iiiii n
te Mrs. llibs.n
She is a w i !"i
farm with the '
I III1 1,1,1 sl,,
. i ! d .cl -. i
el lit. s i .. hll ,.
tw I 1,1 V -"I i -
-" I.I. !."!. .
!. s and "i, 1. '
l I
It.',, nil;
s,iial "i-s
hi-r hence
l! ther
she bai v,"
iu slie, k-.
sic
i ubl"
,1,..
Will
II.
I, i
! ,
1 "ll s..,
, s .
st"l
llli
T
i v. ,eks ni.-'
el 'I'l I p I
III dtf'll'pc.l
'I, .11 I In .jl
. ii il... ...ii
II. I' lil.vslelle,
Ml'., lilbs.i
1 "l- I new
lines(i;.itiil I i" llletl-.
T'ie corn ,1's.,
s-epli'inber 1!'.. .
niL'hi Mrs. (!,i
V c sligrile. sj,,, . .,
il Is In eketl C" ,i 1 1
nnd i bin Lbe.it, "i
The animal pi, "Id-
.if-ep !i P, M i.. .
lips farm with lis i
-unii'd the urn', .ii
ll-e 1 Wi'dlli s,, ,i
I' I. 1I..V 11.
'Ill -l'1'l . , -, .
,' 1,1 I' I" I ,l'sc
ll.iHI '1 liel till 111
,1 be '11. "ll'. Clllcnl
i'" ! nml s!,e '
, . ih .1 Phi'-Mi-
tilbs.iu
u
t'.' bio . ,,;
s I I, fllss.'V 'v
l be barn and tie "i . n i
l.i in .
As she cinssci tl,. i ,
irii.it It'll i nihil i i"-
the bodies uf the ! t'-r
sc- Wile I. 1,0,1 ', ' '
111 till' selll' d.ll .In -
-l c s.ivv the
under which
ml the , h,,i .
' ibel- I I.
", illit '.lis . ,
1 e en I he ft, mis
ilelllell llllib'l the
",l II'.- Ml-
il .Hid win. ie ,,
,, b, f,,i,. ur
Ml' (iibsiill , Olll'l
,,f lyve men and v. , ,
nee. Thcv w
i.liisnn hallcl th, ai
the draliia inl.ni,. -'vis
The argument a !
lout per-
( enllnurit en I'lisr I'lshl".',,. ( iiinn One
- -
NIGHT
EXTRA
sniWnpllnn Vrliw Jil n Year by Mail.
I'uiiiip l."dK". femimnv
8-HOUR-DAY PRINCIPLE
DISCUSSED AT GENEVA
Bitter Attacks of Laberltes Received
In Silence by Employers
(piicvk, net. L'l. illy A. l'.t Del
ej;.ii"s te the International l.tiher Con Cen
fi felii'e meet 111)! here iiinertei today'
session Inte ii prete. t ll,'alnt tlie (iov (iev
eriimeiits iiml nntilejt'rt for failure te,
adept mid .nfiiree the prinelple of the
i i'hl -hour da) .
The laher ieeirnte.' (lis.satisfaetieli
Mis iiiiKnii'llted hy the silence of the
delegates of tlie enipleyers, net ine of
whom responded te tlie hitter attacks
.f ih" lnlmrites.
Sener Cahallere. tie- Spanish dele
. .. i. i .1...
ji,'.;
",'lle was mrelllOM III iieiiiiiiiii nm in-
the rights of labor and Hi" treaty et
'i rsailles. He said that he regunh-il
1 1 iplmei-s' delegates In the confer-
elii e as liil-ei 's cncin) .
lie ref'l'led te the I'lenill inediliea
tli n ill tlie eight-hour law nnd asked if
,i eeuld lie expected that France would
ever ratify tlie laher convention of the
workers.
MICHIGAN 'LION' PROVES '
TO BE HYBRID MASTIFF
Footprints Taken en Trail Found te
Correspond With Deg'6 Feet
Chicago. Oct.. IM. P.y A. V. i Th"
Michigan "lien," which has areiiseu
the dune country In Southwest Michi
gan since lust Thursda). h.'c been
tracked te lii Jnir and is n deg. a'--cording
te a reporter for tlie Chicago
Daily News, who made his r pert
tedn) .
The News reporter took eaet
sketches nt the footprints of the beast i
.i.:..i -.. t. i .- i.,u.i,u .....I
.1 II I' II M l I'FltlllJ U' HI llllli- -IM'" II'"!
began a hunt for feet that made the
pi hits.
After iii'inirieu at main farmhouses,
lie found Adelpli Vhit:ii")cr. owner of
a elIew h) brid niastift' It is of great
s'e. with lir'ncl head, thick hair. csp.
i inlly biisi ii. the neek, with a long
mil tu't'd will white. He found tint
ii- feii cerr '-:'"inleil te the prints found
near LaUcsidi
.0M SUPREME CG'JRI BENCH
e Villiara JR.
v. is tf-iideved te
'.viil be effective-
SUIT FOR ART SAKE
Clad te Pay $15,000 in Libel
if It Will Wake Up
Philadelphia
wife sued by mckenty
lim ii-'i, ." Meri s. n , i ii ,:i
a stall nn ni I--I..I leiiav . i, -g, s thai
tlie NI." nun lit,. I ii- ii lc 1 na.ilns. him
I b.v T. 11 Me el.- i- .. leiwiird b.v
'for, ,'s w I ''' 1-ii. P. I'.melphl.' in 'In'r
i gi ii 11111' w I i 1 ii ii- ind 1 1" ei t in, j i-i tr -
Icislll." le -.,, ,,, I'Te't W , '.I,'
made
I-
i'.
freii, f-n-tl . r .'lt-
icisia .mil ti ,
the aiiieunt ,
if 1 mild tl
i would "glndiv sp. ml
ie I i. '! bv ll,l .-.dveni i.-ei
l '- '.w.-lkeil ',.' 1 . ei. ..f
'" w . ii -s h.i'.p ning i"
-.''. "i .i-
Phillidell.h.ii
then' in the l
The suit ng.i i.st t! . -v ih lv knew it .in
''lltlll'lisse.ir 1, 1 lg''"Wtll of I. S
i-i if i.-i-m ia.st je.r ' tl.- An .Imj.
vvhb h, he -a,.!, li. .1 p' ii cil a cnntiiii I
for . iiovniieii of pnr-rn-is in Indep'-i'l-"tn
.- I In II with II i ,t V ilkl e,
Sll Ven. nil, ll oil,' e !'. lien eilgugeit
I' (i'l tile Werk. ''..'- I - I'l plltlll HI I
h's been d.lhl.ii:' d t" ' i vti'lll '!
M.'i mid b ih,. ,. ,, is,.
"I Welceln, I Ii - - .1 I V i ,,li ,1
1 ti.w ii i" n.e " Mr M." i s s ,, j ,,, .v
III e .11 till- 1...I...'' I'.H I.I llg li.d.iV,
i li" i- s, i t, rw ,! ' i !'. i. . . . :,
I, vi i'l, 'In, I. dpi, in ii, lie
-r I
I. Il' I
-III
w I,., h t. ,,r and i ,'
'I'L- v don't want il" '
..'it .'I,, r p,.s. ,,t
''ll I- siift l ',,; l.i ',
' i ,' - le s, i rn;i,i ti
'I In ii' ;.r, :.,v"i,i ,g
. ' v
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Clerk Says Weman Was Calm
When She Get Murder
Pistol
JUDGE THREATENS TO OUST
WOMEN FROM COURTROOM
Speiser Sceres Repeatedly for
State in Verbal Tilts
With Defense
FNDNG 0F B0D,ES T0LD
rmumJ Uh uuulti IULD
Defendant Hangs Head When
Weapon She Used Is
Shown te Jury
Today's High Spots
at Mrs. Hosier's Trial
u,. . "
itness ehv.s Mrs. Itusicr lnuirhad
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win. n sne oeuKni pistol witti which
.-.he killed huibnnd and e,rl.
-Mrs. Hesii-r jiictureil as calm and
collected when she purchased pis
tol and p'p.-.i-ed te &, te hus
band's i flice v.-lrc slayings took
place.
State wins victory by stepping at-
uicks en Arthur hosier by attor
neys for defense.
Judge threateiis te clear courtroom
when women spectators persist in
keeping up loud cackle and laugh
inj,' at points of testimony.
Mrs. Catherine Rosier laughed
, when she purchased the automatic
pistol which, later in the day, she
; used te kill her husband, Oscar, and
1 his pretty young stenographer, Mil-
dred Geraldine Reckitt.
1 Her merriment was occasioned by
1 the salesman's advice net te held
the leaded automatic with the muz
i zle pointed toward her.
j This tnteiuent was made bj William
I. Frel!or, a department store sporting
i goods Mili'sman. He was a witness nt
;ieda)'s session of Mrs. Hosier s trial
for tlie killing of Jerry KeeMtt. ThtJ
trial, which is before .Tiitlji' Hnrr.itt in
ltoem I.".".. Ciiy Hull, is in Its sixth
day.
scett Ieses Argument
I'reitnr's testimony was admitted only
nlnr a long argument betwein Jehn It.
K. S'-eif. iitleriiel for Mr. Hosier, nnd
Maurice Spelser. A-sistmit District At
utiicv. The witne-s admitted under
a tit" of i ross.ipiestieiuiig that he had
net .iii-liid'-d this stalemeiit m his tes tes
tiiiieii.. nt tlie mipiest, but hud told it
te Mr Speiser privatelv .
Airs osier, looking l-'i.in than en
.in) prev.eus d.iv of the tr.al. came
prepared " s,.e her atternevs, Mr,
, en .ind William Couiier. u-siin-e flay
ing !."i- broth er-iii-hiw, Arthur Hosier,
w h 'si r ss-i xauitiuitleii was halted by
i ilieiirutit.-'it ) sterdav .
In ilils si,,, was disappointed as
Judg. Har.i.t' refused te permit tlie
atterne) ter lln defense fuillier te
h.irrv the witness In elf.irt t" show
tl,.i-'he liad Inllaiiied ill'- defeudnnt'.s
iuiinl rthiir Hesiers i r,,ss-eMiiulna-timi
was .unc'.iided bv Mr Scott
"''"m"';,.,,,.,! ,n
suffer
1 'ellHiernrv ieei-se ey , uc i'uiiik, u.-
uperarv
w nil sev.er.ll oilier sKiru.'snes nun mr-
Assist.nu Distil.-t Attmni..v latir in the
dav.
The most 'iipnrt.iut "f tl.ese war.
when Judg. Iterrnit angrilr rt fused te
upp. ri Mr Sniisir in an i-tlert te
k" p nlll "' llie I 'I'd a l.i' of tes-
tlliieiiv 'vb.ili lli'llc.-ileil that the tie
fendaiit had iipiiili-d her ml lis seen
lis I Ollilllltll'll.
The witness ..as n piitiidiunii. one nf
the first t.i enter th.- loom where the
Ie .lies l.iv. In . ress-i Mimiu.it.iiii Mr.
S'eit iisk.il iiiiu what Mrs Hosu-p had
said and done iu his piescnce.
( riisl Over Man's Hed)
' ,s,, in i' iii -ess tlie room ami threw
,r arias : i r -1 1 1 her husband, crying
'1 i.'.nlv '..lildv
A ii.en.ini i.i'ei, Mr Spei-i r s ehjei .
tien- liav ug ie ,", in vain. il, patrol-
a an in
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Admits "Little I ills"
Mr Hosier." said Mi. Scott. vvhm
, r..ss-. v.iin m.it imi of tins witntAH
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was ri-Hi'.'-.i 'In I'imiiiiig. no. ning to
il ,s .i .si"i, .if i ie tiial. ' von iiinr
ni. i v ill. Mr He-ici i,u varieilH ec
, .,- . .1 s '
We I ', "i . ,,r two little tiffs that.
ii.dn't .iiuiiiitii le anvthing," lie un
sw. n d
)t S' ett -' i d ' he w itness tf it
nd. iii.l III'" I',.,! ' ' h.nl tried te Ilinku
,,v , t . I ' itln I ue H."ler
H si'-r ' ii i i vv ii.lv .tin I ' mlieil to te
, ud Mi S '. vv I, . ..bj.- ted te the
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BARONET TO WED AMERICAN
Sir Geerge Rhodes Engaged te Mri.
Diana Morgan Hill
Londen, en '.'1 The engngemfnt
f s.,! i;,,,'e, Kim les. H.iit, and Mm.
Diim.i M-ngMii Hill, mew of H Mor
gan Hi!!, of AN a-hingleii. was an
i," lie ' d ven i dav
SI, ii gi . wle, is a widow if duty
venr- obi. I- il. father-in law of lull
Mel'hi'is I u v ul Llevd Henrice'
Nlilllstll- "f I'eiisluns. Mrs Kilt wllO
was sneiallv prmuliietit in Waslii'
fm mini) .venrs, lias bet n t
... u, Ien aliiiiil two v enis T1 '
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