JJ "V . 'fc" I "" :'A VAM,"I ' '"-wiiffin "v" ''"-"r-i'jjS.M; E.X-i'J'-'"' H VH' ?'-"t VH M V W fir y ' iit ursai" !'VI M flIH 'w m .! Mi :; i ;iV,l 'ft i M i.f W:,i J " ly, i. tH r- Pi 38 r 2 BVENINO' PUBETO fLEDGER-PHIDADpLTHM; THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1922 MEDAL IS AWARDED SMASHED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION : TO DR. W. W. KEEN osten Surgical Society Confers Hener en Philadelphia!! for Cen- tributiens te Science MAYO ONLY OTHER WINNER' The Ilenrv .Tamil Higolew Medal for nspiruetis contribution t ihr advance enf of kiiicci was awarded lust tuci t te Dr. William V Keen, of th's ei'v. at a meeting et tlie Hnst.ui Snrm.nl , Hecletv. held in oennei tien with he Clinical Congress of tin- AmiTi. ii i dl. i lege Surgeons The an- ml the e'-' 'id made, wnx delivered In Pi Hm-M v Cuhln. president of the AiihtI.mh lfge. Tln tir-t award is te Ir Ham .1 Mnve The in- i' t n 1 w.is Mnhllheil in 1014 Dr. Keen, who beam In slu Iv nf, nrcprv in 1MMI. poke en tvtv i.n- f Surger -l''. te W l!r '!. sketching eirlier davs of . irC'-i. m ier te nml diiriiix 'he t'iMl War Pr Keen recited oenditims nml ev enetiees within hi" knevvhdge wlen en.i. ' . -in Tras first coming into nv, when met'eds Of cheeking I.IihhI thm n . . r i- t "ere primitive and germs .mi c "n tides rnri' unknown tlr Kwn. often referred te i field marshal, "t On nietlyil ;ti ;ti fusien. h-is attained ili'ituti-n te hi" reisean-h weik anil for h . -rrltlngs, wlin h have bii'ei t"t t"t t"t hoeks in tin- soirnie of Mir -en 11" nerved as surgeon or m e'lnr i'i.i ties In the Civil War. tin- p.in .U World Wars He wax grulunted from Hrew I in Yernlty in WiP mid .l-!Toreii Mtsi.. u College, this elti in lst) 1 1" w i lecturer mi iiithniecifvl nut 'ii Jeffersen Cdles" ftem 1',I t" 17 professor of artistic nniiti'i.i in IVniiKj Initial At 'idem v f tu" k . 1k it ... iClIlt ..-r.f.i..... .f . f Arii, i s, u i" t " . !'." ' - fen in the Weman. vleiin ill i w SS4 te 1"0. ami professor f xiir-'Hrj at Jcffren from 1U te l'.'tC w'-ni he ri'xiciiisl .ind w.i-. tnaiK' I'n'uxr meritui. He wax ir'i'liin of -he A"i ii n Bu-Kienl A-. iit'eu .n ivis .'-i can Mtilii.il -.tieliititin 1 '"! -' . of llijitl.iiix. I'hiladt puiii l''1"' CenKn'"-. vt Anii'r.i-iin I'ln-i. .mux ii . Surpciin''. 10li.'T. and th" Aimrnii Plilleviphli'al N'u. 1"0T te 1'ilT In 10'Jti Pr. Kpeti jirt-idtd a -i tent of tln International I .nicre-t ' f rhj-ui.ins and Sui'ent in I'.irlx an I . wax drfiiratt.l .it that tline with ''i' Pcarli't Kibben of 'hi lt-lei.m ii'.br "f Oie Crown Kme Allrt m n- - nitien for lu -vrMf's .n tin ' i 1 War. COAL PROBERS SEE HARDING AND CONSULT OPERATORS i h f " ig j w -s- i;TSSi, .A ...sf awTr.? s lIHKBSkmMtiii Kfl " ' ?- ' ip f - ..'..; J:-il .,', ' v M HnHH!SHaMBMiF7r??PlliK.CMiMam .... ' :'! 1 P RIHPMMVHKtBii'HB&iiSN 'v . rIWf RiMlHMBBalMlftl'ft31R"WH5,,al L WIS1 v?y m3s anHRclv MHSWIKIHR. kiSCT KrS - fc i- vnxWvvxx &attmm3tM jePi ' III' , iJ".. . . ., ...-,. .:,. J.r.,A,.l,.!.Vf,4t -"- I nv.Ttiiiiinl iniitiirtiiiil. it leniliiid mi lwiiit.x tli-t sitii ti. when tun lH'.iy iniuiiliies. meliic nl lilKli Mxidi 1 i.iiiif Incitliir nlirn tin ilrlitr of nut' lnt tnntrnl KLUX ISSUE BEFORE lUKS .MATZENAUER SAYS HUSBAND IS UNTRUE THREE HURT AS SPEEDING TRUCKS COLLIDE HEAD-ON One Machine Overturned. 2 Drivers and Helper Injured In Lembard St. RESUME I. W. W. TRIAL BASEDON SYNDICALISM Witness Testifies te Finding Phos phorus Used te Set Fires .Sarranieiile, f'ullf.. Oct. 'M. (Hy A. V.) Trinl of ten members of the In duMrlnl Workers of the World, clinrRi'tl with ielntliiK the California criminal syndicalism law, uhlrh was delnyed jesterdav liecuil'-e of the Illness of Atltt tln l. Lew Is. cetiiiet for the defend-nnts-, w.is in be reMinii'd today. Only one wltnexi, William M. Simpsen, for mer chief of police of Stockton, nn examined jesterdn. He testified re Riirdini; the tindlni; of phosphorus nt Moeklen, iilli'Ki'il te lime tieen liitKien by members et the I. W. W, te set grnln tiles. .Mennwlille'n further lnvoMlRiitlen Is beln ceiidiictut Inte an nllesed nttempt of I. W. V te establish central head itiiuter In SanaiiKUte for the puipesc of committing nits of sabotage. Pertlnml. tire.. Oct. . (Hy A. T.) With the local utilise committee of the Indiistihil Wtnkers of the World mmhI Inij out 't'l(Kriiilile retiiests te ChlcnRe licadiiuatter- te cancel reported Instiut"' tlens t ini'iiibern te itiinde l'eitlnnd, and with I'Micuatleii of the Portland I. W. V. hall by police under instrue instrue tler.N of Mner (temce I., lluker, the yittiiitien here tethij wax much relieved. Coincident with the turning ever te the I. W. W. of their local licndi'tinrtprs the police, iiIne under the .Mn.ier's In structions, Mirrenileted half i truck truck lead of I. W. V. llti'inturt! which had bent sUed. FIRE IN MEDICAL SCHOOL Lumber In U. of P. Basement Ignited by Heat Frem Furnace Smoke Ma discolored lwiurinR out of the cellar window of the I'lmersltv el lVimsihnniii Medical Scheel Building, 'L'hirl.i -seienth and Pine HtitetN. sheith lefern imituiKiit "J n waicnman if the inililiiiL. whose alertiR'sN wrebablv ait it' d a serious liic An alnim quiiklj bretiRlit an engine (einp.uii which rxtlnRiilshetl the tlaine aftir tritTitiR daiiniRu had been mused. Lumber pilnl tee close te a futtince. inusi'd the Iil.i7c. TILDEN'S FINGER CUT OPEN AS SCRATCH INFECTS HAND Surgeons Operate en Right Middle Member May Affect His Participation, in Future Games '1 W' Oper.i Star Charges Chauffeur With Attentions te Mon terey Weman SENT HIS CHECKS TO HER ! ! I' I I I r. ii, i llnl I t ' -.'l-t K' HI ' ' I i truck. tnii 'it it i ii "t -" til. ci.isli. .! it 1 v . i i in i I i. haul sttl. ts t in tu , i "i i -lilt ! in.nn n; 1 "th ( I i In i" r. I i'ii. ..I i. ' . s.s mi' ii H".l mi the pm an ' f ill . mis in tb'i'ti ie Huh 1 I! . . wind in the "'l M"l il g ( m i ui , "J'llV iinbi i it:' W is tt.lM UtlR I .1st nil In ' 1 'I liitt ti In T.euls Kiiitu M-kt . s't. . t in it S.th 'I i. i .ti in.iihi'it driven In I'dw u I I ainl tiwind b the AM M M k OREGON EL E Party Lines Ignored in Fierce Anti-Racial, Anti-Religious Campaign KLAN IS BEHIND PIERCE Deaths of a Day Discuss Program for Finding Facts en Mine Operation Washington, e. t ij - i !! A P -Jehn Hi' s H mini' 'i i ii i r-i in "1 tl Vnttetl States Cn.il ( miiiisieri i i 1 Judge Alsiliiibr "tie "t it tiit"nt"- called ttla ti.' n President Hardin; '' Inform luni of tin "rg.ini7 r'nii f ti.r commission 'ind the prn;rt-s r. dat Later the itinmis.ien ri.e nn it it cenfcienie with represeiitntiie of tin lintliracite iinlustr and in. t i getiT'' eemmittee 'tpie-i ntmg .iprufers of ti" PciinsiU.inu piiiduiiiu I'Si'H.. wlinh Includtsl U. H. Willi. in.-, N' Vnl. W. .1. Kiehnrd . piesident et the Pin a " delnhi.i .ind Kiinlin; Ceal an 1 lien Ceiiipam S P W'arnnet. pp sub nr ni the r'higli Cenl and .V ucitim Cem. pniij . W II w"i!!i:i'in v'i iTesi 'en: Hudsen 'il ( tiinpanv 1 1 Ileimin; ham. presiiUnt of th Peliwiip I.inka trnnna anil Wt -t rn toil I'.iiupn'i and A P I.ssiip, int. !iriidt'iit. et Jedde-Hig'iland I eal unj am The i nmniissien iIimi.hi1 w i i h 'u' Ceal repr'snt.itiis tin- iregri.n f erk wh"li it his 'ail ur t r in.ii -all th" facts in th- operu'ieii of thr mines an 1 the prtttlm tien of .a s. in rrmiisi Mir.Mi. l n.'. t a I' 1 ih.'i rn i in t stit . T-l tn !''. t t C,'i 7ba '. ' ir I ri i t n W It') I.ftt ,i. n . 21". M n i Or ind ' ' ' .... .j..... ( e irt st jt ' e ijiver t prei'ttslin: Vr hauff.-ti--litis1 a-t , . " M"titore. ( ..t .m tin 1 - p e Praties I I Hi. i -". . - ' W.l triM'lHIR Wl i i uenth i ' ti"l of his n 'ti I . t t ! in. h ! II i.Usl I 111... 1 silt a i iinl K'tttK'h ii 1 S iliillel P ,i In lper nil 1 -i .1 !v inji.i id ut t,t .iskl r.n 1 s f M. nt. i .el r'.iir tn it n.eiinil iliun urn A't'i'.iig'i d ." vert of ln It fere. m he weiina en .fd i bnak !.-- .Tun irv .lie te. titled, s'e tried t' efft'i ' a rei T eiliiitit.il f'T !'' ..ike ui On ih. id t .it .he then tp.'i t''U. M i'e t i. - a. in it. i i -l.lt 1. n-ki'l ! r I "sD.l up I .r d-os. bt-Ti" s'. 1 , li- ! i.d f - 'h'-ir 1 "' (ilt. 17 'I ll s r '1 "st I! . lj ..'1 It t . 11! f I" if !" , . ll t .11 'I i, r.esi' oil le.I.TU DIVORCE IS ASKED BY CAPE MAY FORMER MAYOR ii it i r s'K SOCIETY ZONE UNDER FIRE; SO IS YOUNG U. S. OFFICER Misdirected Artillery Shots Pepper Chicago Suburban Hemes Chicago. I let IV, . Hi P 1 ik Ferest, the ertii M-.n h. in .f ii.im Chicago in III .inure-., w i. i.i.dei -'el fire jfsferd.n. and tedai i i lUiig "1 fleer ut Ien sutrldun i- ..'der u ' -ferent sort of fire As a p suit nt in siiiiHited fire fr .. i field plete, til" prtjn Ill's pi'llt ti ItPtl the Imnie of Krunis 1'urwell tu,. ether shot. Ml uuts de and i few "the-. lrepM'd en the e.ti.tt. of Cyrus M -Connick and in.irln pl.nts. Hrig. idler in in rnl t,eerge V 1' Meselei. i eiiim uni.iii' nt Pi rt .str. dan. btga'i ui inn stigatnui iiiid 1' i rn - ed tint a th mtiiisir iiiuii tin li.il Inn niisilirei ted A j. hue etfi' r in ''..nge, whose n.itiii mi. w 'htn'ld, u 11 L d.s. elpltned. CONVICTED MAN INNOCENT Flerida Attorney, Accused of Mur der, Cleared by Confession .larlisiitnille. Flu, u. r i! - Hi P I Prank Haul 'is. u h i n ti ..' i II, Pep" liiik.eii' le i't'ini mux nnitttd of iimnier n rl tir.t ngr.' ngr.' fer the kill ng it i.iergi H Hnkn ri widt'lj known th atrl i) i in ' . ".. n Septembei. l'l'.'l hn ifi.s.il. i cerdlliR te Pepe . attern, i t li r p. .. had nothing te I. m tin itT i i- ,i ., that he imp leat.d poi n i In I ,,. t,Mr by se lining hi inninl i.i.ii.. , i pit il punlshiin nt Haw litis and Pejie mr" .,.,,. i... llfll llllpl IMllllllt HI mil th s. J, , i . prune Ceuit 1 isi u. 1. ui ,. I', , rtque for n n n (r ii WILL AID CRIPPLES Weman's Club Is Formed te Carry On Chanty Werk 'I he Wemiii s I I Ii , i ' i i ,i,.i na was nrgiuiutil it.terdai uttli 'i im n birship et .'i '1 he i lub ier iln pre., nt is for tin hi in tit et rippled .In'. dretl, hut Jilat s te enlarg' its Mop. i diRrees hale been Inniiin itnl The e tint t are Mrs pimel H I(.,. mnnd. presidfiii Mrs William ' IleeH, first i In presidtnt Mr. U M limn C Gerki's .ti end in i prt.idiiit, Mrs. (leerge l Ken. riinrdn; ei retary , Mis I- !' Hipiue .It mm. spendilig sieretan and Mix Albert AV, Sanson, tmisurer WOMEN SPEAK ON POLITICS Countess Santa Eulalla and Others Talk at Wyncote Today Countes.s Santa Hulalia will niieak n "What Veineu Can De in pelititn ' at a meeting of (he Chelteiihiim ltrauch of the Hepilbllcaii Wnmeii of I'eiiunjl. Tallin in the lieme of Mr. Alan Heed, chnirmnn, at Wj i te this afternoon Mrs. Samuel I! Smtt. in e ihalr asail of the Philadelphia Pinchot Com Cem adttee, will (.peak en "HreakiiiR Inte fslltlcs." Mrn. lieerffc Herace Leri nirr, chalnmiii of the Jlepublican Women, idbQ will t-iicuk. Mada i :h n t i l...f ' ii .im.. K.Il Il'eTl hi n-1 Th- In rs 1 ,. '.en ., ; r n Im Ii w as ' r t! 1 . uas s..t ti in th Mdilnii ' Mn''ii i en. MI II' ' he Will II 1 1 . lit -net tri ' ie..p L A''er t - rir-' in. en (tl vb ! h r' nier ui t I i ' a " tt r- i iiiirt i" win' ..... ,,.,mi.-..', st. 1 , l-,ll .he. k- she i 1 lie tucA !P I ' ' I., tlim h te Let ' 1 T v her Ii .Innnri of this ym.r. . ... i-et' . t .tga n. her . . ... ...iu.l .1 .. 'nYi'tl li 1 1 n-ti'tsr . in allot' r w. i t ti iT; i fit tr-earened te ..pen tl..- n. vt v-'. I II., , tr, 1 1 1 1 - .11 l'l II' .-irnr. ''O .....---. - the liiger said, her .. t' 11 "ii a Inttr i ' '- ... 1 te t' v.b.n h .itnl sum i Lj Let!..' I Titles nil I h s.lld . I 1. 1" .ut u with e'i for rme Ian. .'!" ns. i w i Wife Alleges tamed a Cape Max. x i .n e -' "' t 21 t t ( i- Confession Was Ob- Point of Pistol . .1.. Kit I'll Tl" di ll ei M ii'ir liam M. h.s wife. Martin T V 1'nssidi. was putTi he,, i 1 hi r n. bead . l The .i r . M'lb. ! 11 . 1 ''.int.; a ir'b nisi .. r asstr't 1 .1 . t ll"- .!' 1 -ll ' 'V it . . t i" hi N-r ' ". i . - .., .1 f i ' te lux 'or :. i r v M- n t . N. i -k t'l'i' -eiin t.r iai I- ' r ." i liiiticeiier ...1 of t'lllt I Citi. ( .. d . .i ng his wif fin - i .' 'i, i - tl i t with i. i r . 1 ' ' ' life gu U I tt.t'.t-'-'l t' at be i ad a fit 111. Wile. Ml. V,l-el rs ii i 1 ' .. pla.ntitT lr I -. ' i of the nllti.s.. rnetl nr.tl ' ai-iid le-t.tl. ( .loll ..IllV from eh tnd ih. iul i" i l. . L.i' .aid l-t ii i 1 i'. ..i ttie. 1 . j. . On , ! .1 I n rale i.ii i ha n 1 . ' -at l . al d Ml .b-l W I'll Ui 1 ti ixlfd . - .'111 w is li . i- t . .1 t. r A't .t i ui Mil t -trn r lnitd al' th. tnitinietii - ami s ,., 'h.r sbn I m 1 I .llltl sli II lit tilt pi lilt i -.Idi i lit 1 it ll'T ll .t- i ,i..i li . . r. i et i ii is .In . P.i p.i and that (.. n. il i pi 'n i ted 1.. 1'. I. 1 TWO HOLD-UP MEN CAUGHT AFTER ROBBING VICTIMS u Lsed Ruse of Asking for Match and Pointing Pistol r-e . d-ui . turh last i .gh at Pti-Tlmd. Ore.. 0.i 'f. - P'.- 'en I net month will end the n i-t bittt r I (iitnpaii"n in Oregon's histen The tight 's l.i.iil en .1 le'iginus-ni i il issue with the Ku Kill; Klun eendtn ling an iiiiti-Cathelic. anti-Jew. atiti-leieign tlrlie I he KI.ui i. pr;iKlt hgnt is te oitrtlireii Oolerller Hell W Hhe't tint State Setliltet W altt'l I. Il'lie 1 einei i ill. i anilidnte for Cnneitiei '1 he split ha. hem tiled th" Piuui-c-alii P.uti. which otherwise would net h.lie had a blight thanm it lie tell The FClaii. a powerful tar ter in Ore gon, lined up b hind Pnne when Inger- Charles Hall. defeated Itcpiihlic.iii nemmt i. at the primaries, wiiiniii . as dlver'e "ii iml' pendent rauiltiMtt'. rge MtP1 'I'n Pit ne i .indid nn is eh no wit ti a eoinpuiserj iniiu bill spon.eiiil In the Musi hi, unit r The Iie.iMlte would de iiwni with all prune siboels in liiegen The M i nnie erdei in announcing it. spun iiirliii "f th" meiisiiie. s.ikl it wa net ainn il at am one rt ligien Opponents of the Hit .1-1110 ."ll It iinild make tie i laid tin waul ff tin state and no buigei that if the parint Tht, i lurtlnr lentetid it- iss.ije would i t" it" 1 l.i'p miin.rlt.i pepiil itleti tin hittunl In a law thi d" in lirutiinal and unjust All Catlieli s and thei--.iiiil- of Protestants an hgbtlnc the niM-iiri 'I In iinlieitieiis are it will lie d. f. ,t., ifoniuer llb'tt, a Masen and r surlier, has leught the bill tretn I, t It is the prim iple int.i-ure width i'n Ku Kli Klan !s tighliii.' Th Klan fust Ins nine uuhittirrd agaiiisi neiiier tilinti when h" nisi- Nil Mitt 1 iw iiiforiliigetheinl- te !,' 1 1 i i i.k wtni i r- i mm tlw .tn ' t- and J lib le plat I' ll gin MRS. G. FREDERICK JORDAN Was Well Known for Her Activities in Secial and War Werk Mis ti. Krtderiek .Ionian, seven ty thne jeirs old. of OL'"J Clinten street, who dud Wednesditj it r htr home, will be liuriid Suturdnj iitttTiioen ut 1!:J0 e't 'ei 1. Mrs. JmUaii, who was known throughout the State for her activities in .eei.ii ami war weiu. gine up William T. Tllden, Cd, Rrentcst et the world's tennlH plners, had nn oper ation performed en the middle finger of his right hand jestcrdny at the Ger Ger mantewii Hospital. The finger lind developed severe Infection. Alarm was felt for fear the operation might Interfere with Mr. Tlldcn's career ns n tennis plnyer. "Pnless niinethlnct unforeseen de velops, I belltne Mr. Tlldcn's finger will net be permanently affected," said Pr. W. II. Swartley today. Dr. Swnrllej performed the opcrntien. "Of course, we hope that no Btlffness will result," Miid the surgeon, "and eierj thing popslhle will he done te pre vent it. It depends entirely en whether the inf'Ctlen of the linger spiendu te the tendon or net." The Infection has net spread Ticyend Mr. Tilden's hand. It was snld nt the hospital this morning that his con dition is geed. Less el the use of the tendons whlcli control Th short Mr, backstops of the court when endeavor, lng te nitilte a return en n difficult shot. The collision with the wire backstop caused 11 slight abrasion en the finger, but Tilden paid no attention te It. Seiernl days age the finger began te cause trouble. Recently it has been necessary te give the sufferer morphine Injections. On Tuesdny night It was seen nn operation must come. It Is pointed out that Mr. Tllden, despite his smashing type of piny, Is In reality a master stroke at tennis, cnll lng Inte notion every kind of stroke known. It was this fncter which caused Nerman Hroekes, the famous Austra lian, te term him the greatest master of stroke the world has ever seen. With one of the fingers of his right hnnd out of commission, It Is -virtually certain thnt his mastery of stroke would be n thing of the past, thus endangering his position among the lenders of the game. This is net the first time similar troubles have beset Mr. Tllden, the most notable Instance being In 101 S, when he reached the final round for the national championship, with It. Lind , ley Murray ns the ether finnllst. Fer Infected finger would cut Rome days Mr. Tilden lind been nf- Tilden's career 'as a stnr footed by a series of bells en his right in the tennis world, as the linger would ankle close te the Achilles tendon. made stiff Infection's Progress Halted The operation was decided upon hur riedly and Mr. Tilden was taken te the hospital and placed under an anes thetic ut ." o'clock jostenlny morning. Plie incisions were made bv Dr. Swirtley, two underneath, ene en each side and one en the top nbeni the first joint, se that the fingernail could be removed, Twe weeks nge in a match at Kiver Kiver ten, N. .!.. with Wallace P. Jehnsen, tin chop-stroke master, and Carl Plsi'her, Tilden ran into ene of the At that time an operation was per formed and Mr. Tilden entered the final round with the leg tightly bound te piny for the title. Despite great pnln and his inability te sprint nbent the court as is his custom, he fought n desperate fight only te go down In de feat. Since that time, however, he has wen supremacy, capturing the na tional i li.iiiiplenship, winning the w ei Id's crown nt Wimbledon In 101 and losing it only through forfeit this year, and nlse lending the American team te victory in the DavlH Cup matches. ''J llted heal ill " "'' I ninth home f NiCK- for the I .11 Wt. .M, et ti alt d In the t tl - t.imih It mg i eii-inued h for 'I In ha been can nil te the I -tP'f I- iirn-i an.' al "a r. s-imd v i ii.e re u t ' il - ' e te l v I t.iir I Alter i " r- . I separ ltlell t"t"k t Jl si " .mi ide.l t . tn n all 1 st nt I ' r isk ng bun t ' i Ft ir urv '-'" ., eb'.gn' ti ten. ..ml 'he ilTen 1 H- t I 1 1 in tn 'f fettle ii ,r tr d I w ,.. i- t r- n - is- ...iij irum Mil I . i 'a Mltld .In , h -T..I If 1 I"' ti e -ing'-i .a l a It e Imr oil Kebr Id' ant-nun a re.-i ti il. u -' a nit u n In r Hi ! i.Tl J t L u l"In e Ai nn t I t...S. I ' .1 I .le'llei Ht-t.rr.t g M ,. t t . r. . i ,".. tl i .in ' lt.s I ' tin d ll'e at Su rt cei.t i ram. w tin 'li ne i annul find line- for the -I. t' i ri it it' i ii , i wr k f nor. "MAK" tgram, du 'd i . i N i w Cntl .' v nn il' . ft. 1 a- Wi'l Mg I I. ' '. r II ilt I I i i ' ulewt i III t it' l ' i , wr l t1 lid, . II tie I III lit-, he t1 r- band.'. leil tilt ..line I t- .. i both it. Their li'st 1 1 t. . T' ' -t II itelt'tin.il ' H's li'r ' i. -en .'net. l' l t 'ii a- I n-'iiiig ter a iriati u - of n- , en ie 1 a pistol at n n . , ' t . I.. it up bis ban I- l t r i i hi' In ell si ai i ht'il i t1 e in and ' .1 b'sl et vl J,", lei i i r .! He walked .i 1 i ', ly g li ' i. II I "-'l Ul w.l n i . u ...if I 'n-t, VI lilt h ll. ' ' I It r -, ki i ...-tl aft. rwanl Al"Xim'r ! i 1 '.Jii .Shi ' Mariui" .ir. u . si ,i t ' i tlin e men. ' hi t . i It r h him h" ps'-te tn illest towns of th" St.iti in their ( li i tiens . f petti utlli i !.. The outlook is bright ""or Plteu Wat kitis 1 )i ineeratle 'innlidit' 1er t'oli t'eli gn -sninti against (' S Mi rilmr. 'I he iiM liai" nil had a in t.iuun-i ' pint In the religious isiutrnii r. v I i. h his rmkitl tht. Stale, alilwugl W itkins has the Klan i suppeit. I , - dm- .mil tht ii tru nds appear te bn Im upf.uili .'ting igi ui.t MiAithui f i . ndiir.e id en en the bonus lie .s n SEARCH KRAUS HOME. BUT FAIL TO FIND S150.000 .iinl war wink gnat id a tit her career te directing the llriine for Aged Men in West Phila delphia. She was the daughter of lit nn C Hewell, who fei je.irs was pleliiinint heie lis u di oeds whole whele s.ib i She was u meinber of the Piiughtiis of the American ltcvulutieii and et i.ii ion- tnlc clubs. Pining the Win Id War she cetitnb- il.i te the I J I'd Cltiss mid tlnl mui h home semee werK. Mie is sur UMtl In u daughter, .Mi-. II. H. Fan-. et Chestnut Hill, and a son, l'rederbk leidin. of tin r.dwanl (i. Piiidd Malill factiiring Cetiipati.i. Si ri ins ter Mis. Jen! in will be pin i.ite and will beienduited b the ltei Pr Plejd W Tomkins, niter of Hei I Tilnitj Chitieh. of which she was a! member -11110 childhood. I j Captain Abraham L. Lacy 1 Captain Ahinham L. Lac.i died I Tuesil.ij niL'lii at bis home, liles Col Cel win strut. 011 tlie anniiers'iry of his I sit -f.iuitli birthdai after nn illness it in ire than a nnr. Ciiptinii licy, I for furl i -two j ear" a membt r of the titi s tin tlep iituit ut. was known te I biindi fls of tireiueii ami lwliaus as "Captain Abe." 1 i lb was fun ed hi ill lii-iTth te retire from in tun senile lut-t (litebei- though he still n tinned his position jis Cap tain of I'tignm Ceiiipam Ne ."te. Mar shall strrit and Lii" iiwniir, Captain I.aei was iietnl tot- his enormous sti-ngth and gnat Me. At various tunes he sirinl as leittalien thief. ! Hi ia suniMd In lus seu William. 1 Charles G. Bewer Af 1 r fiuisliln' bib dinner 1 il night Charles H. P.ew.'i. an undertaker in Ken.mgten for tertv .iP'irs-, was stricken with hunt f ulure 111 his home, lsii'j l'liuiklerd aiiiiue, and died in- st.intK ii'ni w iiheii enij a iei t 1 ble win 11 In staggered ilnujiii t, Miss Pinion e him a. he fell. He dlid wiihtnit legainlng (.en- ARSON BRIGADE' TO FACE RIGOROUS INVESTIGATION Civil Service Commissioner Seeks Assistant Fire Marshal for Drive The "arson brigade," blamed for nu merous fires in Philadelphia in the lust 1 s months, is te untleige a ilgoretis Itiiostlgiitien. This became known to te dai when Civil Service Commissioner Sh'iuighnt se announced that he was anxious te till the position of assistant hie marshal, and called for volunteers. "Tin re has been but one application filed for the position," he said, "and Mm -Iinl Cllintt is dccldcdlv set en completing n probe which will be as si niching as that belli!; pushed ly Judge Meii.ighan against 'the tlrug addicts." The examination is te be held Tues din and calls for competitive (ui7. in the commission. With but one run dldaie, the examination could be held. Inn would prubabl.v net be ntlewid b tlie dliei ter.s. Applications must be made before to te to metiow night. The position talis for two j ears' I'xperlfiiee in lire print nllen work or the etiiivnluit thereof. An i'ptrt in building and fin-proofing is eligible. Mi P.euer stt ps fieni th" and f. II. His Hew 1. . injjlit In 1 "i- .irii.s t-ieu m -s. BOYS REPORTED MISSING Jesse Wilsen, Mantua, and Samuel Geldberg, Camden, Disappear Twe bet were reported te the Cam den poll"!' tiidaj as missing. ,les..e Wilsen, sixteen cnrs old, of Mantuii. has bt en missing since last 'liitsihiv, mcnnling te his parents, Win 11 he left home Wilsen was weir ing khaki trousers, .1 brown tap mid a blue overcoat. Samuel (iiildlierg. 11K0 sixteen, ills npt.it tired from his home nt ll."! Line sue t. Caindfii. en Mendnj . Neitbei Neitbei ef the linjs left IU1V clue ,i te whole In- wuit or wb.v he left. 125 TONS OF CHEESE BURN lfnsl, N. Y., Oct. -gt! One luin- drttl and tweutv-he tens of cbee.,. was liestrejed jesterdav whin tiie lnirn'd Itejiields Hretln rs' wan house. The less was estimated at SKKl.dOd. SEVEN WOMEN ON JURY TO TRY MRS. CHAMPION Weman Accused of Cleveland Kill ing Satisfied With Trial Se Far Cleveland, Oet. . (Hy A. P.) Seven women nml five men will deiide the fate of Mrs, Mabel Champien, twon-l.v-twe, chargid with the llist-degiet' liiurder of Tliemns A. O'Connell, car nival promoter of New Haven, Conn., who was fntalb shot in u restauiant here last Jul. The jury was completed nnd sworn in neiere tlie neon tot ess of teurt tednv alter appioximutely eighty men uud women hud been examined. The jurv will be taken te the s(pne of the murder in the lestnuraiit as the lust step 111 the trial, the prosecution announced. "I am satisflid with the jurv and with ever.v thing a far as the trial has prei ceded." .Mrs. Chumpieii said alter the jury was sworn in. 'HERO' IMITATOR TO LIVE Lad Who Dived Frem Water Tank Has Chance, Physicians Say Jehn Daniels, ten enrs old. of V Oii.ird avenue, who Imitated "movie heroes" when he dived fietn a water 1. urn en nip in uie iiratid upeia Utilise at Hi end street and Montgomery ave. nue, will live, plush-inns ut sjt. Jo Je seph's Hospital said ted.ij. Jehn. 111 eempnnj vv it It several jeungsters, was phiving 011 (he mef when the game of "moving plenties" was siarieti. .101111 eiitiiiu njs lonipan lenipan 1 ions In jumping off the tank which inn. tains the supply of water for the ojieta house building. Spit tutors 1.11 th,. I streets wire horrified whin thei saw him make the bap. Hushing te the reef, Tinflie Police Pelice nviii Charles Orne fniind ih,. he- in u sttieiis coiitlltien. with hli compatiieiM n ing tn lift him up. 1 The m,v was tarried te Sf. Jeseph's lltispii il, whom it was learned that he had trn lured ImiiIi hips nnd his b.ft leg sustained bruises of th,. bedv arid was believed te be Millering from in t i'i 11 il iiijurn .. 1' u:f 'i Ma .1 Tn I I !' p , it ise 1 he men vm n 1 dvfird sin-it- 'i'l Pa-1 ink P.'tW'.. of I , m 1 eliiuibl.i n 1 - ..! Aldtr sin. - -lecerdiiu' 1 '' ttd bv II 1' i " 1 g L-111 1 HI.' ll Ma- 1 - sllll I' ' 1 '"II III I ite .t ' it trein I 1 If' I I rnucis. YOUTHS HELD FOR ROBBERY One K.ennett Square R-s dert Releastd rrm Ja.l ( Just est I leek. t '' ll 1 I IP ell l 11 . dent-. Ililtteil ti test' rdnv lesttl , l ll I tin 1 I ind I. f Km la. rg 1 1 en 1 of Jehn II sipiare 'I In ' la l.t n rev .11' 1 an even e 1' fn 1 'I he front deer lllls .1 l-l 1 d ' iiiiietllit if pr mi xa Oniric is t fi tebbt-ri nid in ' 'but Hi'-kstnll pi it WOULD PROBE KING'S DEATH Atnen an Newspaper Demands Sc entific Investigation iliii!. -'' ' x ' V . I -it I li I- lllf! 1 ll'll'd 1 l 1 i.e. 1 . f f ' e IlinVhpliP' I I I . , ,t ti it 'i in v into tin t 1 1 t tin ,1 1 f K ng Aleviindei t.l 1,1 . .1 , ... t mi m lis age at" r 1 1 1 'il 1 ft ri I11 T'n in v. paper intiinit'- ' e . . I 1 tin re vi a 1 1 a i 1 'a gli- g. 11 . In t it 1 11 the nun et 11 . 1 . 1 d . '. K !ig'' death. Whit I' , iiiini- ir'v w nit- te knew 1. I.e 11 hi. li rif In mi" irit'pai.ii'" i,i 1 . nil Niratlge- is in , - , . 1 1 .reel, state. an 11 it . untitled in J 1 63-Year-Old Ohie Weman Charged ' f"i t; .. . 1 tin M vf 1 is 1 iirA iui nnat fc- r -1 1 1 rt ts : Vf no iiuvjb iiivui,; tnAa l'euieni. t).. O. t l: I! v P.I 1 1 ,gh -i an h 1 f 1 1 1 K111 is I nine In rn list night b.v 1 until 1 etln il. tailed In It loll ,ill tl.li" "1 ll' - 1 ".II MIM I 111 1 ash 11 li 1 h Mis. "sii-'in Kinn . the li ii 111 nil in nn ..s nl in nn Mi ( eiinl) f Ik. Iinl ri ported ui. ii 1 there. Mr. Km us bd il m h .irt te h" iil'aivvm te 1 .11 hi li . tn the ('liar wall Iln li'.l'- we. .mpiv. "(ih. mv ' Tin mm 1 i I. gene. What wen 1 luipi 11. in vt Mt- Kraiis is 111I1 gi d te bale 1 i lam 1 1 Mis Ki ui-, tin m vi 1 -1 1 ri 1 -m nr-iild W lie 1 t II 1 nil I III 'li I I" U 'It I 1 1 II Ht oil hinges et fmgirv Mini 'I 1 ' lenient of Rebert G. Redebaugh Uel.eil It. lieilebruigll. 1 bauffeui- of I'lie I'ligine 1 itupaiiv Ne. Hi. died i.uiv tnl iv whili about te uiideige an nM 1 itie 1 in tl . .li fit rseii Hospital. He mis -lift, rmg fi mil inieiual trouble and enten d tl" he.plt.ll J l -ItTll.lV Mi Hi tleb'iusb " is thti-'i nine vents old .ind I Mil it HMi Meri is st 1 eel. He was 1 1. in!" 1 e! iln 111 te I'.il I nil IH 1 n.ii.. lb was .1 m labor of . Iran riutv . im! of the ,11 t 11b. .111 elganiall'in (tun- 1 . 11 1 men and tiiimeii who are widow and .i Iiild1t.11 Jeremiah C. Milium. Pa., net fi Lmg . Wat Leng 'Ji!. I'eiuininc ilk j 1 si 1 1 I'i 1 , .nn ninth ( "lit,. -eight .venrs obi, Civil t m and n tlmd Peiuisv Ivnnln The Beauty of a Diamond is dependent upon the judgment and skill exercised in cutting and polishing. A stone that is perfect in the rough may easily be ruined in cutting. Patrons of this house are relieved of all responsibility in these respects. J. ECaldwell & Ce, Jeweuiv - Silver - Watches - Stationer? CHESTNUT AND JUNIPER STREETS Thin la Wcljurc Fvikratiuii Week It uln I. M ll I. II 111 et 1 1 in) Inie, el ile'ni ireITi npep. lb tin 1 t.isttsl UiUer or tub its e, 1 t Imi'iiI 1 ernel and giiunr plavii t.t I huntii He was the father v 11 11 1 hildrui an nili t- pi n ed a- I gl 1 ller llll-lt.tllt iltld l 1 nn h i- arn st, i 1 enlin ; te att ui 1 i -the 1 niiiiui ' I 111 1 . I t! li ins ' . '1 III si 1 , pren l-uig 11 1 ugi in .1 s ',1111,11(111, - ui. also an 1 d elln lllls, ineliev li lt. , aftei llll 101, The Rev, J. C Leacock i iiitnii, 1 1 t '..'!. The Hi v. I t K i mlit v -st veil vi in old. died nt i e in this cit m st, rduv afti i-. 1 e h nl ,t en a nn mbi of the 1? Mi tlieili.l l'p.(ep.il Confii Cenfii f fn -si vi 11 vtiirs. II s ti Ii HONOR POTTSVILLE EDITOR Pettsvllle. I'n ut.''.- r , !,, of the rt ,ilt si ti' ' - ' ' . , 1 j e. fi sMeiial 1 it : - 1 1" , ,it. 1 ,, ,, Hunt) d IV bllli'l ."f i-tipl 1 ., n a . tug tin I irgest I 'i i 1 1 i, ,r of rli llttllth until' IT- - ' " MiTatn. jliti, the n"W. piiin r u,ii si, .jf .1 H X"th.' editor and pre r f r f f 1 Pettsvilb P.lili Km li ' g Hi f in ' in ll Ml at ' tn. ...I tin iitibln iinen -ii M ,i ( emuiltti e's diet . t .' , tr l.'iii il in irv pe'iln I ii n-eii rs in tennu'tl' 11 i'1 1 ,' 1 ,ri k fort fi in Ana Mm t i t . mine tun" thr' 1 n . in irr.sted, Ciieig" P I inn- I 1 ii'ign Mint.i' r I mi. Mm sti r of the Inn it r li I... former Hevel in r f I hi n th" Iinl. I l-l I -I nel I- "lllllg 1 iiurv Ui f-a 1 h inlrrs nnd M. NO UNEMPLOYMENT HERE Applicants Fewer Than Jobs for Tirst Time Since Armistice T'i r the Iiim t a 1 .11, 1. be Amu stni tin re 1. pre tn 1II1 no iiuelliplev nn nt in ibis in A, lording te a stall liielit in ue In K M, Coelb.'Ulgh Mipi riiiu ndi'tii 01 tin leinl and ' ' einplnVl t 1 Iln f of the lliparini I of I aber and I ntlii-i r . ihen I till mil mm vitn I ll Jl I i.neMM, inn mvv ,1 VV mill 1 ti lutntia 1 n 11 ii V" W WtllllUll.Uil4ll 1. jjniinrU . ; ' 11"' I . . r ' '. . . n. :::.: : A gl. I Will Ii 1 uv this iviunr SOUP liellsls n 1 . MIKAIIVM's Hill IIOVIi: TOWS' Ai-f ' ' i ff " ar In' ,4ri COITitm - t i.f .11 A'Mtitm In lh Iul fir "il of ii murv iiii dUcei rU 1 iif 'or wx.atj in rntt.uenl with iht-iiti uuii.i In Uk MKzLn nw I tldll of tint aur.diir I'tBUO JXbutK. "ilnkti' 11 a. Usblk" -Ittt. Sell Lawsen's Property Today I.gpt. Mil.. f"'1 ,-,; , l,! P . " hi -itniitj sell'', of s.i I. - li minion if tl. per-eiial prep' it v el '1 1 IMs W law -mi. former liiiHlumim st .1 I mar. ku enn. itm and nutlim , mil li.gui te- iln. iiiur.1. M-in .iR'i "' F.ni.itT A tnt.rt. neltleil ennd Kim in ( rinany i rMn 1 1 tt let-nit 'I ;' ' '' ' h 11 1 i. r tu 'lie effort tli-t h l ' ulut. i fur . s morn "I J'cvi f Sutli iniiiad-IiMi a nl in nut timely, art a mrl of t wen ilurfui l.erHii.'n,N-I'.'"M,'-,Vf "J1? X'caua ' I-sikj. "ilake it Habit." JLdVm. no bn ad llin . in 1 l.i l.i iiei am in 1 1 ssit 1 for Ai (online te Mr I'.mlbaUKh. th'n lis at presfin a di'iiiiiinl for unslillid labor iihlih ntiiiint be tilled. Imr , mouth-, ige 1 small iiimv of illieiiipleM ., tl .. ked te the oil f Statu I'mpb i I im nl Hun mi ai I'llteenth and n h 'streits and wire informed that t Li r 1 vveie no jobs et any kind open. 'I li I tank and hie of that in my includi iiui.killid, skill' d and technical " " lll.VTIls .H VIIV.MI3 as I 17 Hlf. I 1 lit 1. .. .1 ,. .. 1 1.1. ... t ..7 SSintfrul situ, it J I VI hi her lain remlti u, N Vumi s hi imtrni'iit urtv iilj MM I Hi rnr ri'HltlMiite ,'J'I N -ill si . vn ttttelwr .'V, lil.'J. II'NNJI. ! , ilsuxli nr nf VVitrrtn T. -nd Mury Mllltr. .Nijilte ut iuncrul l.ler. S.S.WHITE TOOTH PASTE keeps the mouth cool and comfort able, the teeth clean and sound. Made by the leading makers of quality dental supplies, recommended by dentibts and well liked by all who try it. A trt luVt-U ttnlt mBmmmmm'mmmMmMwm MlipnLtfl!-L;TDsM .'1.rp'.V.':r.'rriTTr7n7 tttiTm... " .""" ""mij i Nsi'i,liJ3 n WmI it! ?ie W0- i u THE FORMAL STRIP PUMP The Choice for Fashionable Affairs Ith every line of a precise t errei'tni'nh, - tlu- ninteriul beautiful, rich, with woik weik Jimnship that iiKbtircs it.s. cvcrluHtinp; holding of shape. It is Hlaek Satin. Putent LcuthiT, Hrenc Knl and Sutin with Brocade. Winkelman Style in Quality Footwear 1130 Chestnut St. At Tivtlftii k 57 A fine meal in a can Heinz Spaghetti makes a fine meal. Prepared in the Heinz skillful, careful way, after the recipe of a celebrated Italian chefflavered and enriched with Heinz famous Tomate Sauce and a cheese with just the right fla vor it comes te you, in a can, ready te heat and serve. HEINZ Spaghetti Ready cooked, ready te mm STATE COLLEGE HONORS Many Phlladelphlans Among 8tu dents Winning Scholarships reurteen per cent of the 1,7 studmti at the Pennsjlvanla Htute College vrkc took hoiieis at "Scholarship Day" were Phlladelphlans. Most nf the horn ereil ulllitntlts ll llll IM.rn 'nti1r.isi wu -.. ....., ...... ..... JU.I.U.Q n w their awards en attaining a grade el elglitj -ngnt or hotter. The studenti fiem this tlty included two jeum women. ffhe l.mtlc Cnrtiefle -Minlnrulim .. .... ....... . . ....... -...v......u.f ns. nwinded te Miss Sura A. Hartman, a senior, wlille the .lehli . Wmtt uwaril went te Miss H.ie A. Hand, a junior. Nominations for nienibersnlpi In bennr societies were imen ns fnl. lews: It. S, Hilnkvverth, .1. P. Cen ewiiv. It. II. ('iiseeke. C. It. Kraue, W, .N. 1 Hew Her te the I'M Kappa Beta. It. K. Davis was granted a ineiiiberftlj in Tan Heta Pi. Sigma Tim wen eni lien meiuber ireni this city, II. S, Vflelt. Hener society council medals wen awaidnl .. M. K. Pulton, dr.. D. L l'linskj, both of whom are juniors it .In. .telli.".. Vt.'it Lsm.nishie innilnlu i,-n. t- n' ,. .... ,,u..., i.i- setited b.v the National Hltle AssoeiatleE thieugh the lenim.iudiiig general of tht Thliil turps Area, went te A. a. Mc tjutivvii and II. L. Wilsen. -. EH Ma a 1 '(.. . if.. 1 !h8iinnnnigit;jii iiii:Ji.Liiumaii-iiiniimniKMi;rrrarmirTrrr ""i ' '7"nTTirT'rir ' An Unusual Value in Madras Shirts $2-50 WE are specializing this week en some splendid values in woven Madras shirts of superior quality at $2.50. They arc in many attractive striped patterns, in bluei, lavender and black en white ground and a num ber of excellent solid colors. French cuffs, of course. JACOS REED'S SONS 1424-1426 Chestnut St. A m,
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