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TAXI AB COMPANY
ANA KNEW LAW
Afatw Day Is Observed
With Big Parade Here
-' -'-. - --, "UY- SL-W.TMa.fai;-ai,'-ra-..,1Ml , III ,1,11 1 Ml 111 LI
EVENING PUBLIC iaTOHfr-riBnmji
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MONUMENT TO ROOSEVELT
Llfe-Slxed Figure In Bronze Un
veiled at Benten Harber
Hcnten Harber. Mich., Oct. 27.
i.in,in.i....r , I (lv A. I'.) The first monument te be
..... i.en,rvii,-r ., niip.a. sincle-seiuers i "J V ,', ., ' . i.. i - i.
and nil ether types used up tee navy , Thomero i!0OH0Vplt was unveiled
Continued from Vat On
MIDDIES HERE FOR
T
111 AGAINST PENN
Independent Files Bill in
Asking Injunction Against
Ordinance
were (lemeiiMrnicii. M,er,, te,ny with elaborate ceremonies.
UnllK III?, liiessslnc Mill living np I .. .., ,), liitn Pruql
Equity 1'elntnicnts of the "'"J1" j'X" Nnvnl , dent, t" bronze, wns unveiled In Uoese---Mu,-J
rncks. marine barracks ami tne fsayai . . . dedicated,
Hesp tnl nnd nil etner f,(l""" ' viUn ! te Roosevelt.
enen for inspection by the liuW p..A1m. , te km eit.
MVV H'Mi I',' ... I . -.
thn Industrial nnd shipbuilding neimn.
ments nnd plants.
DISPUTES COUNCIL'S RIGHT
Mnyer Moere. Director Cortelyoti
nd Superintendent of Police Mills
liave been summoned ai drfpndnnt In
Court Ne. 3 by ceuivrl for tlip Yel
low Cnb Company. The bill attacK
the legality of the
rdlnnncc pnsscd b
vcrslty of Michigan, delivered thededl-
"T hV I'Mln elpldnyanl v en. ejue- --- p.. g
C r : metelSf ct figure. In stntccrnf t.
In the world. The t'. S S. Kenr-nrze ,.,- ,,...
MUHItL M. wuma-uuNUHe
Is being converted Inte a floating crnnp
-l.i.. .!. ........ nnlnvsnt thnt PXlStS. It
wiii en view for the public.
.,., ulilna Insnertrd
Ships new tit the yard Include a few
In commission nnd ninny out of cendi-
.i.. i i...it.rt fiiA infipr nrp n nuuiuvi
-- . nun. ......f, ...v -- v;--, ., ,.
recent taxlcnb i of battleships, awaiting mini "'
Council ever the Washington pr,,"t """ . i.f.
junction ngninst enforcement
The fnel.s set forth In til
bill
are scrapped.
Inte
Modern destroyers, lniu
APPLIES FOR GUARDIAN
Girl Heiress Is Member of Family
Once Socially Prominent Here
Miss Muriel H. Wtirts-Dundns,
daughter of the late Ralph N. Wurts
Dundas nnd Jesephine wurts-lJunilaa,
Beb Folwell Arrives With Squad
of Forty Barchet May
Net Start
ARBOR DAY OBSERVANCE
IN HONOR OF ROOSEVELT
Scheel Children of This City and State Jein in Celebra
tion of Fermer President's Birthday Garfield
te Address Forum Tonight
CHANGES IN LINE-UP
Ttn1i TiTiltvMl nnrl hl linml nf Atmntin-
I tit f11ifnd nfttA1 nt llfrinil V!tfnnt
! Htntlen shortly nfter neon teilny for the Musi
Today, the birthday of Theodere
Roosevelt, was designated by Governer
Sprettl ns Autumn Arber Day.
Throughout the city nnd Htntc school
children celebrated the birth of the
former President nnd the life of all the
growing things liv the land.
Tonight, under the auspices of the
riuinicipiim terum, nt the Academy of
mines It, (inrliclil, n son of
. - In. MLC "l.tttl'1'l" - ... " .'
the Mayer's veto ami esks ter .... .- temporarily, but which can De pu . ... ... .,. Surr0Knte's Court in S tV- Iir 1, ;
"lT'Ru "" " New Yerk for the appointment or of thrce VCBrSi His Inst yenr as Tenn ' Commissioner
are . in tne nrmir. . . . . v i.nuTnin'i. nt nnert inns '.-. imn
j-iik im-i.-i ni . - -- .'-.: ..... . .,, n.1 nf thp vnril ""' . ."..!. ', """'"r n-t jinn
R-em m hi- rnmilli. Ocmehl. president ; '"- ' ":. i ; " C, Zn ir N. J., as lier gunruia u
- - nre two iminrn: uniim-,i'i l......i
T.liitntint.t Tl V Pnrrr linil plinrpi
.. t . r...in.. !. !!.. mm I . . . ..--......
v.. I .MISS vturirei'iiimni i.- V'1"1' l" ' Of tllP pnrt.V nnd lleail (. eacll liel) I'Ol-
ytnrs inn. -. ....... ...- .-,..... ...... Weu nnn direct ciinrge ei imp ieriy
f the company. , iinislusl -the (.'on-tltutlen and
Th bill of complaint rehenrses the Vnlted States,
history of the taxlcah ordinance and j J' S
gees en: I Wtwei-n the rccplving station team
"The nrdlnnncc ! bejend thp scope nn) nn cIeVf f,em the mnrine bar-
of Ceuncll-8 " t," Vnether of ,1..- ether features at the
t tl.erl. I under ., e of As , Ane, h , , , th ,x
cmuiy or uwh:i-.- v - , ,.r(. Ps pv memeers or me . . .-" , nnmlen n.inllv hr nnd
legislation regulating the operation t , iUrve " Force in l'hlladelphtn and ." ,e 'hlchSlnJer
taxlcab, in the citv. undertaking thereby vicinity, who narked t he day In- I n br, .lanet the este c. ajer
Xi force upon the plaintiff company , " ' "in rf i rt Rnttnlien w'l.h -Yellow Mansion" nt rend nnd WM
higher -tandards than theso lmi.e-d by hnurtJr t a Seuth Thirteenth nut streets. wWer 'twenty years age
the principles of the common law. Ner ; htr(1(.t. Admiral Nulton sent special wns worth 5-.0W.UW.
Is it proper for Council te prescribe notices te tnr upserv.s.s. i..i."h
the conditions under chilli tasl.-abs ( te the Nav Urd for thp day.
inny.epernt.' in thi'iity. ' .,, r,.T-t -f-t m
On me fs.nirarj. p '"""", ,.: HUMJK KUUZLl EL,1
st raus is iii'it.i
halt e nentnst IViinsvlvanlii en Frank- President Gnrfiehl nnd Secretary of the
lin Field tomorrow. Interior during lloebcvclt's Admlnls-
There were n number of nvy officers trntlnn. will deliver nn address en
en hnnd te grppt the Middle football "Itoescvelt the President nnd the
players, nnd several of Heb Felwell'n t Mnn'." Franklin Spencer Edmunds
friends turned out te welcome the for- ' will be chairman of the meeting.
i mer ltcd and Hlue tutor, who comes , Clifferd PInchet Hepubtlcan nominee
pui'p for Oovcrner of Pennsylvania, former
venrs. His inn year as I'enn ' Commissioner of Forestry, has ad-
dresTd nn open letter te Pennsylvania
school children. That letter was rend
today nt the institutional ceremonies.
"Theodere Hoesevclt." ruiis the let
ter in part, "was nn outdoor man. lie
knew the mountains, the forests, the
iperatien of tin"
exelusivlj within the jurisuicuen
L eniniissiuu ui
the
ii in
of the Public ervicu
'tI I'Vil'l tl-en nvers the ordinance Is
centrnrj te both th- ""."''""""Vl?'
-i... e.. ...,,i init.M States. tlie
ti'n.nW of nubile standi creati-d. It is.
0 V. S. -XAVY DAY
Wa-lilnctnn. Oct 27 illy A. P.)
What (In- American people ewe te
tln-ir nnw i.et eiil as a bulnrk of de.
tVns.. in war. but a upnertiu? arm of
found by a Sheriff's Jury te be unlit , x ,.! nlnyprs nnd Mihstltutps.
Judlcinlb te bniidle the nirairs of her Tn(1 BnnM. tomorrow will be the first
estate. Jesiah Harman. who was np-1 0f three out-of-town- games, an un un
eointed committee of her person and Mllni mllni,cr for the midshipmen,
property, furnished n bend of S.lG.i,000. Xvxt Friday the team plays Pcnnsvl
Miss W urts-nundas is the grand. , vnnln Stnte ,n Washington nnd en No Ne
dnughter of thp late Majer William nnd U-ember 2." If mepts the military nend
Anna Wurts-Diindas. who thirty years ' emv 0eve ngnl nn Franklin Field.
These games with thec already played
against Itucknell nr.d (.eergla Tech.
give the Navy eleven as hard a test as
any college tenm gets this sensen.
pen nrrlvlng Conch Folwell an
nounced thnt Walker would bn nt right
tackle instend of Shcwell and that it
was uncertain whether or net Harchet
wculd stnrt. Rarchet. the Navy's star
running back is temporarily below
normal condition, but the chances nre
thnt he will start the came.
As Nerrls. his direct substitute, is
nlse out of shape, Hughes, who weighs
but 141 pounds, mny get the job. nWlk
er weighs 175, njtninst Shew ell's 1H0.
In ether resptcts the team will stnrt
just ns it tilt! ngninst ueergia Lecn.
servatlen of natural resources ths
moment It was brought te his atten
tion. "And the conservation policy means
the use of the earth nnd its resources
for the greatest geed of the greatest
number for the longest time. What
Colonel Hoesevclt did with respect te
conservation hns mndc this Natien his
debtor be long ns streams run and
forest grew."
A letter from Themas E. Flnegnn,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
also wns rend te the school children. In
part it rends:
"In his proclamation, our Governer
hns emphasized n great national inter
est thnt wa" dear te Hoesevclt the
conservation of the naturnl resources in
plnnt nntl nnlmnt life. We are net
geed citizens unless we lenve for the
generntlens thnt nre te fellow a mere
valuable Inheritnnce tbnn wns left te
us. AVc nre net geed sportsmen unless
wc lenvc for the men nnu women of to
morrow better opportunities for rccrea-
UNIVERSITY CLASSES
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Undergraduate Council Adepts Red
Hat as Insignia
Malcolm 1'. Williams, of Oswego, N.
Y., was elected president of the junior
class at the Fniversity of Pcnnsjlvnnla
vpsterdnv. As editor of the Pennsyl
vania!!, the student dally, and assistant ;
i ... l j .. .. i. .ill 1 nn i iiMti:i 1 1 liii ins. ..... . . .. e ,
expinimsi. is "''";.".:- of ,.,, thp Natien s pre-tige tn tne pursuit- ei mnnger of lacrosse, Mr. v imams nns jyijn pu l npi DU AMC
iii-.-oiniuedation f tne wumh e n s . .. . J)( . ,. which i,Ffn nne of the most ncttve members of i I VU rnlLHUtLrniHIMO
t.penited in this cy ? ,nV"V", f: hail.sl fnm platform, ladle ma-t and his class. The office of a Ice president' CONTEST KOHL W LL
rtiilcatps e operation is-. uc I fr ff,,v t'hrollRheut the land. will be ecccpied by Frederick 11. Mer-. uuw I te I nu iuu
publie ceinenlence an. ra i M W tm . h obM,rvej w,t!l tll(. celebra , Fhen-. of Itahway, N. .T. Other officers I D,nr,In ,- e,n prinelsee In.
Slu..-comm.-sien ttl-,' J-"-lel',et, !.') tien of the birthday of one whose name ar. Omar K. Heyd. of Louisville. Suit Pending In San Francisce In-
ms, t..-tlier with the piew um m.ii v,.,iara')l. linked with American i BOcrctnry ; Jeseph Bernard Zisser, of velvea Large Estate
PHnV1" hrJrimveU rP.eh-eTJthe naval development. Theodere Hoesevelt. I).. Ueis, Pa., treasurer, and B. II. &, Francisce. Oct. 27.-IIurry Hun-
epeiatnis win. hum ' ..hettinir the iinvv pad its own tribute of the Culln, historian. , . T rJ-. ,t t.i,n,iii,i
vritien permission of the abutting m "')li,p fru.r ireslden' in the ter and I.een Dexter, of Philadelphia,
prepei ty wners. nmders the erdniiiii-e of A(lmirnl' Hillary P. The underjernduate council h a d reintives of 0. Frederick Kehl, widely
nnd l'r,t",l'1"r;n,Stc; '"?. " nrt "f he .K'i'-- eemmander-in-chief of the At- adopted a red nnt as l".n',!Sl.?' ' known in thnt city. New Yerk nnd the
m,.senbe attempt " ., ,n" . ,,. pieet. te lay a wreath en the Members appeared en he enmnuh .wear. , Wpti who eded his life at Del Mente.
Ceniieil te exercise the police pewtr e. , . 0 tcr ,., Illt0 lnK tia.m for the first time ycterd. j. . , p . .; . vevelnbpp of ivt year, nre
ine ruj. ... . ,.e JMWkM. tnn the former I lie mil is reu nun mi- . i""-'"-".' '
The eHlinnnce. u . -.. ",;-;"- prVsbienfs declaration that "th.. cenn- shield In blue en the fro
eiihl deprlM' the plaintifl of tie eijuai ' r . " . ,.v 8Uri,t guarantor of ment wns minle yesterd
ptt...-tinf th..-ln: . W': ;c"nf..un.l,'twa",astanSaprprepriate tlen of (Jcerge I. Levatt
Iiwu lis iiiii.v... - i- , , j 10 council iiiuuiuitshiii. '
of ti. liw which is given the company text for Mi daj.
under tl.e lonsmuiien. , ' Uoe.evelt Today upon the an-
contesting the Kehl will, which left the
EUROPEANS PLAN FIGHT
ON PROHIBITION IN U. S.
Militant Wets Abroad Think
Chance for Success Is Geed
niversnrv ei the lermer riemeni -
birthdav tn n message sent te . B.
Matthew", of l.es Angeles, te be read
at a ltoesevelt memorial celebration In
the California rity.
It is always heartening te note the
interest that is taken each year in the
ommemerntlon of Theodere Keese-
.vnf th,? .e .Krenter portion of his fortune of sev
V -'T reh 'oral millions te Sirs. Marlen Lord, of
, Jr., j Arm. , y Yf(rki u frlen(K
AGAINST U. S. IN LEAGUE
plains nnd the streams. lie understood i tlen,
whnt they meant te the people of Amer- Trees, flowers nnd Bhrubbcry were
ica new nnu ncreaiicr eecnuse nc never plniited by school children te cemmem-
was in the open without lislnic his merate the day. Stories were told about
eyes. What lie looked at he saw, nature and the birds of the air for I
nnd whnt he saw he thought nbeut, today is also National Bird Day the i
ee mat ins minti wns reuuy te unucr- , urasis ei me lercsr and tne nsn of tne
stand and adept the policy of the con- streams.
. ..... T, I .-
T.n.te.1 States as thn , -nter e ?tbc et b of 0Uf wnerat,0 d per-
"ZZ thi5m -nferen'ce of uau , -ally kne, n , jnnr.Amerlc.ns than
Tiprnnii. nv unici n ms iiui. t --
priliibitienisis are amest lc8cndnry lle.
1 lie Ilie.-lllli: .-mm. ,. .11. .."-.-- i - , . . ..... ,.,,, j.i ,l
lust nHt which was marked by th ure. H the proof that mgii nieais a m
l.isr nu"i Miiij-u ,".... ,, ....; ... J;.,, t ihi, u..rvlni nre unerrlnirlV
I recognized and pri?.ed by the nation.
'Ne better schools In patriotism will
1 ...1 ...run. of rnre oil! vintages
fliletl' French, M-rved te the militant
"Pts. , 1 1 ......l.llvli.wl .linn tlie rnthir
f .Hint lleilllin. 01 t ranee, wus nwu 1 e.-i u.- ,-....,.-.... ...s .
hind of "The International Committee ings which will from year te year re
of lh-feiis, " which holies te bring the call the career and give voice te the
th-j pieplc back into the wet fold. The public appreciation of this great Anicr
nrineipal effort will be made in the ican '
T'nire.l States, where the prohibition In addition te the hundreds of
situittien causes the greatest damage te sp,.,.elie scheduled, plans made by the
the wets and where, it is thought, there j Navy League of the I lilted .States in
is chance for the greatest success. I chide the ue of twenty commercial
The members of the committee think radio stations te broadcast by radio
that recent incidents in connection with I phone the addresses of a score of nn nn nn
rirohlbltieii in America, especially the tienally known speakers delivered nt
Int. rimtieiml dftieulties ever ships, have ) different, points throughout the ceun-
..... -iM.. ...m.tu.ihnrn fnr thitrV. ..'IVV lliv llll-BNIsn "lJ "in
ci-ented a
unti-prnhibitninlst nsault.
The will, when filed for probate.
.,,.,. Knlil' u-lilnw the elieire of SlflfMl
ja month for life or ?2."0.00() outright.
The enlv etlier beiniest made was a
Bulgarian Educator Here Says It single one of ?25.0OO.
a . . . .,.,,., I These Instituting the contest nllege
Would Only Aid Selfish Powers tbe minieniiire. nt the time he com-
"Entrance of the United States te mltted suicide, wns enfeebled in mind
the League of Nations would simply aid and under the domination of Mrs. Lord.
these Powers which are actuated by The latter is the wife of a New Yerk
seltishnes!'." i merchant, n member of the firm of
Demetrius Nikolas Furnajrcpp, of Lord & Tnyler.
the Beard of Education of Bulgaria.
made this statement today in an address . .T p IRpAMCep TRflflP
before the students of Swarthmore Ce - LAb I Uh JArANt&t I nUUrji
lege. Mr. Furnajrcpp. who is a grad- ! EVACUATE VLADIVOSTOK
unte of Princeton, is familiar with con- I
"VSr.ffie Slb6rlan AdV6ntUre End8 "
Balkans, as modeled after jeir own Ten Transports sa
Capital Rumors Insist
Davis Will Quit Jeb
Centlimeil from Tnie One
Ilnynes grnsped nn epiwrtunity such
ns thnt given him through the rcsig
nntinn of Director Day nntl turned
the job ever te one of "his men."
New Yerk. Pennsylvania, Illinois
nnd Maryland continue te be the sere
spots of the prohibition enforcement of
fices. The Mnrylnnd situntlen is re
garded new ns being handled satisfac
torily bv Prohibition Director Bud
nltz.' The Illinois situation hns been
cleaned up somewhat through the work
of Nutt. who was acting director, but
who practically took complete charge
of the work. The Pennsylvania situa
tion is still considered unbatisfactery.
When Y'ellewley gees into New New
Yerk, he will he responsible te no one
for his appointment. It Is the state
ment of the Prohibition DepartniPnt
that he will fenr nothing nnd that his
sole object will t-e te enforce the law.
If he gets nwny with the job it w
he another argument that polities will
have te be divorced irem iireiuumui.
enforcement if the enforcement work Is
te be successful.
ture propaganda;
director davis says
WELCOME AWAITS PINCHOT
IN PITTSBURGH TONIGHT
Westmoreland Towns Turn Out Big
Crowds te Hear Ferester
Gifferd PInchet) will be welcomed
again in Pittsburgh tonight nt a din
ner of the Roosevelt Memerial Asso
ciation. Westmoreland County towns ngaln
turned out big crowds te hear him yes
terday. The Ferester expressed sat
isfaction that a committee bad been
named te make a whirlwind tour of
Allegheny County in the closing days
of the enmpnlgn.
In the Liberty Theatre, in New
Kensington, which meeting also was
addressed by Colonel David J.
Dnbls, nominee for Lieutenant Gov Gov
ereor. Mr. Pinchot again urged
workers te get out a big vete en Elec
tion Daj.
McSPARRAN TO SPEAK
IN WEST CHESTER TbDAY
great country. c would net be nan nan
dicapped bv different languages, because
in New Yerk City you are in contact
with ns many languages as we are In
the Balkans."
ANTI-DRYS OF EUROPE MEET
DENTISTS ELECT OFFICERS
Susquehanna Association
Easten for Next Convention
"vranten. Opt. 27 - OftVers were
lts t .'.I and Easten selected as the place
i..r the next (invention at the
statue
Pari:, with all naval
lure participating
Tonight President Harding. Secre-
ten l"iitiv ami ether i.eveniraeni ei-
SPECIAL SERJ1CES IN
countries represented nt the
ceneress nre Belgium, Cnnndn, Spain,
j Finland. France, England. Denmark,
i Italy, Norway, Sweden nnd Swltz
I ei land.
j NEW RED CROSS HEAD ,
flutter downward from scores of nnval
planes en llights ever the principal
cities.
The program of observance nt the
national cipitnl included tne lajing ei
I .. ...... 1. ..ti 1ki ,.ri(K if rrin T nL'mtien
c.i..c " ' "' " .""""'?,":, "" movement
"'-.Nil.ller at Arlington national ueiiiet.-! ;- . , ,... ..,, ... ..,,
b Secretary Denby an, high emcmls ; .' h "rnmiflcntienB everywhere,
et the navy and ceremonies before the L" " ," ., ,, .unf ,n,rr,Hn .(
of Jehn Paul Jenes in Potomac " ".,''., .V
tl nun nffieers en Hutv must u.- jn.iiiH...u.r..
. .... ' The
cxuM-niieu of the s.iis,i-i..i.anria 1 nta:
As-uciiitien of Pluhidelphl t The of-.
.- ...-.. i ..i . ..- ., rt t......
" & rnrst vicV pslihlnt: Tr". ' -'-, K?r" """ n
WE. Davis. Wilkes, liarre: seend -"'"'' "'" -s"vy lwu-
- e iiresiii.-nt. ir. i. it. Jennings,
Ii.tinille; i-eeiiriluu sfcrctury, l)r I
Oceige ('. Knox, Middletown. Ky. :
iinuneial secretary. Dr. 1 E. Detei.s.
Allcntewn; trensiirer, Dr. Leen J
SV:iley. shennndenli
MAYOR IN AUTO CRASH
Nene Injured In Collision at Fif
teenth and Market Streets
Majer Meer,- wa shaken up subtly
luie i sii'i-iln , .tteinoeii when an auto aute
Ilmlille dliM-n b Wnville IIlllls. .T.IOD
W.i!l.n.e -net-t. , elllde.i with his mil
tli'ie in Fll'ieeiith 'ltd Market streets.
Hi. a. who wns driving uist en Mnr
d. t stree', turned out te avoid nn oh eh
s nnrieii and lii" inacKine lilt the
M.M.-r's etlii in! .ir Tin- Miner luiil
M'.ppe.l te allow tniihr going south 0n
1 'ttc.-ntli sit cei tu m-s Ne arrests
m.lde
Tohie, Oct. 27. (By A. P.)
As the fleet of ten Japanese trans
ports steamed from Vladivostok harbor
M'sterdny, bearing thn last of the
Mikade's soldiers 111111 leaving the Pri Pri
merla in the hands of the Beds, Japan
closed her bonks en her ndvenfiire en
the Siberian mninland, with a total en
Canada Alse Represented at Cen- the debit bide of upward or l.uUU.UOU,
, , , 000 yen .
gress In Brussels Added te this drain en the Govern-
Brussels. Oct. 27. (By A P.) ment's exchequer, there is a lesa te
Delegates from eleven countries nre Japane-e farmers and business men
parti, ipating in the third nnti-prehi- who abandoned their holdings as the
hitien congress in session here. The sc- soldiers withdrew which will run Inte
siens nre being held In secret. millions.
Sections of the congress were chosen , The evaeuntien leaves the troops of
for the purpose of studying hew the the Red army representing the Far
fight of the organization could be , Eastern Itepublle of Siberia In complete
carried en against the prohibition 1 possession of Vladivostok.
which It was asserted 1 "
SHEPPARD IN SANATORIUM
Hard Bit of Campaigning Is Mapped
Out by Democrat
Following his tour of Chester County
today. Jehn A. McSparran, Democratic
candidate for Oovcrner, will conclude
with two mnss-mrctings tonight one
nt the Opera Heuse in West Chebter
I nnd another immediately nftcrwnrd at
Prohibition Director Davis, when In- ' Ceatesvlllc.
formed of the persistent renert tlvt he1, The nominee nnd bis party arc nc nc
centemplated resigning his present pest, ' companied today by County Chairman
said the rumor was "like a kite with J. Ceulstnn Heece. Places visited in
110 tall and pure propaganda." I elude Kimberton, Chester Springs,
'The departmpnt is making geed, j Lionville, Downlngtewn, Pnrkersburg,
enl.l nireeter Davis, "se whv should I , Cechrniivlllc. Oxford. West Greve.
rrxlEii or pven think nbeut It? The rec- I Avendale, TouEhkennmen. Kennett
erds show that nn.rc is being done te- .Sijuare, Chadds Ferd and West Ches
ward the enforcement of prohibition tcr.
thn" ever before. There has been mere
OCEAN CITY IS READY FOR
BIG HALLOWEEN PAGEANT
Retort In Gala Attire for Annual
Event Tomorrow Night
Ocean CHy, N. J., Oct. 27. Fine
October weather has caused ninny cot
tagers te remain here and many ethers
te return te witness this yenr's Ilnl Ilnl
leween celebration tomorrow night.
The cnrnlvnl hns been nrrunged for by
n committee of thirty-ilve from the
Yeung Men's Progressive League,
bended by P. Lcrey Howe.
The celebration will begin tomorrow
morning with a trnp sheet en the bench
under the iiiumices of the American
Legien. In the afternoon the high
school football teams of Pleasnntvllle
and Ocean City will clash nt the ball
park,
Band concerts will stnrt In the eve
ning nt 7:30, followed by a carnival
of street dnnclng, music nnd fun. The
pageant will stnrt at 0 o'clock.
ABbtiry avenue is decorated with
streamers of multi-colored Hags nnd
high-powered lnmps. Business mc'h
have caught the spirit, nnd nre decorat
ing their stores. The city has placed
boardwalk benches nleng both sides of
the avenue, and thp electric light stand
nrds have been banked with corn busks
nnd pumpkins.
Music will be furnished by several
bands. Marching delegations from At
lantic City, PlcnBnntville, Vineland,
Sen Isle City, Anglesen, Wildwood,
Cnpe Mny, Mlllvlllc nnd Brldgeten nnd
Woodbury, nnd the Eurekn Triangle
Club, of Woodbury, who were thp hit of
last year's pagennt, are expected.
There will he 11rlr.es for each" division
in the pageant nnd for the windows,
nnd a depnrture from Inst yenr is the
fnct that the Judges will conceal their
Identity.
AMERICA INVITED TO
ATTEND PEACE PARLEY
Impression Prevails That Only an
Official Observer Will Be Sent
Washington. Oct. 27. The Invitation
of the European Powers asking thnt the
United States send a representative te
the Lausanne pence conference reached
Washington today through foreign dip
lomatic channels, but there was n dclny
in plnns for its formal presentation te
the State Department.
Great Britain. Frnnce nnd Italv nil
nre understood te hnve subscribed te the
Invltntlen, and It bnd been Intended
thnt officials of the British, French nnd
Italian Embnssles should go te the de
partment together this afternoon te lay
the note before Secretary Hughes.
Various elements of delay, however,
made it appear doubtful whether the
presentation would tnke place before to
morrow. Mcnntlmc American officials continued
their silence regnrdlng the propebnl for
Amcrlcnn rcpresentntlen nt Lausanne,
but the impression prevailed that only
nn official observer would be sent by
this Government te report en features
of the negotiations whlcb might nffect
the impertnnt American interests involved.
PIRATES SEIZE; SHIP?!
BUT RUN AGReOi
Escape Prem Hamburg Ja
Make Daring Attack "
Hamburg, Oct. 27 (By A Pt
Four twentieth century pirates 'dhiC
from their rowbent aboard!?
meter schooner Bertha In the t Jj
Elbe yesterday, and in bread daiffi
subdued the captain and his crew i5
started down stream with the vewtl
They were better pirates than J
gaters, and seen ran the iZZ
aground, causing Us destruction 1 iS
the less of its cargo of quebrache JLi
ucd at 20,000,000 marks. nl-
The four pirates bound the e.rt.1
as seen as they get aboard, and,."
scaring the crew by firing ther Ji,t5?
It was easy le imprison thcni. Till .C
four intruders put en seamcn'B pii
lng, heisted the anchor, nnd set i .
ward the sea. When the BhD
aground the prospect of tlrewnlntT
the wrccWige se frightened thera rt..
they climbed the mast and Blgnalrf
help from 11 passing schooner.
Once the rescuers were aboard a.
distressed schooner, the skipper Siv"
wink and a gesture, tipped them i J
the character of the four men who J!
seeming y in chnrge of affairs. n
were taken into custody, nnd JdenUflS
ns having csenped from th ,??
jail. ""l
SETS DIRT MOTOR RECORD
Richard Jennings Breaks Mark in
by Barney Oldfleld
St. Leuis, Oct. 27 The fire h.
fifteen and twenty-mile dirt 'bJj
records established by Barney OldlUu
were broken here by Richard N J
pings, of Pittsburgh, accempar.lV kl
Leuis Chevrolet. w '
The trlnls were mnde en tha w.,
welten track here, the same trrt
whlch Oldfield established hi, Jw
en August 0. 1017. Jennings' ffl
mile was negotiated in 43 second!
Jennings covered the five milca'iaj
minutes 48 seconds, ns ngninst m
ngninst n:e(l:i8; fifteen in ll:2l'fV
against 12 :00 :8, and twenty In lB.'S.V
as against 15:52:2. ,J'
WORLD WAR VETERAN WEDS
O. W. Marvel, of Laurel, Del., Mir.
rles Hilda C. Kappan, of Harrliburj
Middletown. Pa., Oct. 27. (n.
wedding of Olln Watt Marvel, of W
rcl, Del., nnd Hilda Careline KanM.
of Hnrrlsburg ,wns solemnized today it
the pnrsonnge of the First United
Brethren Church in Middletown Pi
The Hev. Cliff A. Funk officiated. Ttt
couple wcre nttended by Mr. and Mr
W. C. Shober and Harry Bauder. ti
Middletown. '
After the ceremony Mr. and Mti
Marvel left for n trip, nfter which tltt
will reside nt 1010 Peplnr street, M.
ndclpbla. The bridegroom is a vetem
of the World Wnr nnd wns gassed. Hi
Is studying at Temple University,
i.n,7 .. "4(1 ner cent coin in presccu
tiens as compared with previous work
done here,
HEALTH URGED AS STUDY
Wilkes -Barre, Pn.. Oct. 27. Nurses
"-. . . .. .. . .!--.... ..
The report concerning me is enp attending tne convention ei tueir state
of these things in the nlr wiucn no one j organization jesteruny iiciiiiuie.'ii tnai
can prt their hand en. 1 m going nneau
doing mv work nnd hnve no time te pay
ntteiitien te It."
Penn
MARKALUMNI DAY
Charter Plays Germantown
Academy
the schools of Pennsylvania shall in
elude health ns n study nnd shnll re
quire of graduates from high school a
passing mark before they ure granted
diplomas.
DEATHS
SHl'TK. Oct UC MERCEM.U8 It., nmxl
OS. Funeral ssnlcen un .Monday. : P. M.,
.. -.,. M,,,i flnr Is belnc Rt r.-slilcnc of len-ln-law. Dwlcht L.
Penn Charter Alumni way is "e"'B nruCy. is Kciten at, Hldiey Park, intcr
elebrated this afternoon bj a football m(.nt private
.,,,e l,,.tw-ppii the school and Cermnn- Kl.nrHOIT On Oct 23. 1022. MAKY
;iime Ii 'tween tin ' ( ' KM. EN luce lllcliam). widow- of Jehn Hlt-
class reunion
nn
....... iKnilnmr ntul bv
dinners tonight in clubs, hotels and
(lifel
... , . .. t
.... .....i.. .... i . no in i"iirin-H i,i
i l lie ri'iiiii.iii "i " - ",-, --
Charles L. MeKeehnn, "M. president
of the Alumni Society, .yting Provest
t. ;.i, tt T'etinliunn. of the Iniversity
l llisillii
Senater, Facing Breakdown, Gees
te Atlantic City for Treatment
Washington. Oct. 27. (By A. 1M
Sennter Sheppard, of Texas, left Wash Wash
ingten today for Atlantic City, where
se will enter a sanatorium for treat
ment te prevent phlcul breakdown
with which phybtcians saj he Is threat
ened. .
It is his plan te remain mere until
NEIT' YORK CHURCHES Dr- Cnarle8 Jl Hatfle,d Ch08en fer'hls health lsfully restored
Southeastern District
i Dr. Charles J. Hatfield has been re
ew lern, ii t. , i iij . r a
elected chairman of the Seutlieastern
Pennsylvania Chapter of the American
Bed Cress. Other officers elected are;
Mrs. Arthur II. Lea, vice-chairman-Livingston
E Jenes, secretary, and
Themas S. Gates, treasurer
Deaths of a Day
i Bj A
nni American tin-, plneed bv some
i-ntureseme East Side Mhonlbey. Mut
ters in stliTening breezes at the pier
head of a iiumeltsj jettj en the Fast
liner. Tile Atlantic Heet. In gala nr-
ri, v ,'W?i- .it nrii Imi- t .1 tin. vlirln Vmi.Ii
Blver. 1 Besides tlie election 01 tne principal .,, helnp t0lj(lv nftf.r a
tid between tlie two niers idny. effieers, the following members of the , JJls wi(iew survives,
with Howe is ..ml lines, imrades. d- ' Beard of Directors of the chapter have ,
,'r ,-Wr nnd tenrs ,.u V..rl. I been 1 heseii for n tliree-year term
I Colonel W. D. Uhler
! HarrLshurg. Oct. 27. H5j A. P.)
Colonel William D. Elder, aged fifty.
luef engineer of the State Highway
i Department for seven jears, died at
tinei illness.
et,s,.,-ve, Nay Day in one ch-bratien i-Mr-. .reiiinaiu iiuri.iir. wen.ee a.
tmimir l.eini,,... te the sen for,-.., of the J'-eaie. .1 r . .urs. .. ii.jiiiu i.-nr uroeKS,
nation ,iinl unumeiiierating the birth
d.iv of the lilt.- Theodere Koesewlt
A birthdav festiial .lll be held te-
Features for Tomorrow's
Public Ledger Boek Pages
n im.i: JOHN M.
CXI.ils AleMllldel Win
lliekells (Joes te tilt
nam i
P VTTEK.sOX
IVeff for "Mr
PIn. ' i Put-
I'llE ItKV. ALEXANDEK Mac
COLL. I). I.. reviews "Tlie Sterv
of a Vni it'll Life." by the Itei. W.
S U.inisfeid. i Deiiblcdaj P.ige i
IIEM .lMKS l-'Olt.MAN finds
"Tlie Judge. " In Hcbeee.l West
(Deruiii "iiltra-iiiedci'n. '
. HAMILTON fillilt.s ..mpiir.--"i'he
Kruii of the Tiee." by Hamil
ton I'jfe iSeltzell te Hut, Innsen's
' Tins Freedom
DOHIS KEN YON i -.. w It.,s,.
II Nell's book et vets,.. "The Alas
ti i -Mistii -s " i Uiinif i
ll I, JONES, nistneiei- ,.f
I'lelicli. i'lilleisii,; of 1'eiiiiM hiiliin.
il,is" tiiilisiiiliens of two Maiipas.
inn works ( Knopf i
Vl.li:i: E. TKAl'ltOCK'S
h Nertneni EMiesiire" ll'utiiaml
gels the nierri lin' Hi ' fnuii W
O T
Ui;Ii;N el lillest tn-tieii III
.lulling "ltt)l JH HEWN." In
Doiethv Cauticld I I In r rt Brace);
TiailtE HE LI NE." bj An An
thein Pi vile ( Dedd .Mend I ; "SEA
WBACK." h Vere Hutchinson
((Vuturji. "lai'UA CltKHHI
TON," h Eliner Murdaunt (Small
Mayiinrili
"AN ATTIC SALT-SHAKEIt,"
by W. O. T.
in-lit In Carnegie Hull, with promi
nent men and women spinier- in
school house, throughout the . ity the
, c-isjeii wis observe, I b the children
1", Fifth avenue .h.inh.-s spts-in'
services were held. A cellllllUllltV sing,
in which hundreds of s-nlers fiem the
tleet participated, was held in tlie Col Cel
li gi.ite Chuuh of Si Nicl.el.is
Fer i lie lir-r u-ne since ih, I'nitul
Ml,',' ,'llteled tlie Wlir III l'.O" the New
Yerk Nuv Yard was tlirewn open te
tin- imMlc.
Twe plm i.s Mere ..rii'ed out for si'-
cial pilgr. mages (in,- was a resteiwl
home en F(s T.lenllctli stlect. where
Theoilele eiisi-ielt wiii born. 'II. e '
etl.ei w.is tl,. gi,- r Koe-e.-lt .it
Djstei- Mill
NAVY DAY CEREMONY HELD
IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY,
Britons Reminded That Occasion
Marks Roosevelt's Birthday
ieiidmi. Dei. ; ib a. p i
Weslmlllslei Abl.ej w.li tedaj the
si ene of III llll resslVe cc eiliell V oil tlie
Mrs. lieerge II. Kvens. iletiry ,1.
(iideen. Uiibert OiendJniilng. J, seph H.
Mirundv. J. Franklin Mi-Hidden. Mar
shall S Morgan, Mrs. Alfred StPiigel.
Mrs (ieerge W. T'riiuliart ami Alan D.
. Wilsen.
BERLIN PROGRAM DECIDED
Reparations Commission Agrees en
Questions te Be Studied
IMris. On. U7. (.By A. P. i
The Iti'pnr.ittieus I'ommisnen lesterdny
decided unanlmuusiy upon lis piugrnm
Mrs. Sophrenla C. Herrlck
Mrs. Sophrenin Curtis Herrick. moth
er of Dr. Cheesmnn A. llerrick, iin'Ml
dent of (Sirnrd Celli ge. died yesterday
at the home of h"r daughter. Mrs.
James Houghten, a Bishops Corners,
N. '. She wa In h,-r , ighfj'-elghth
i ear.
Mr. Herrick was bem in Teresa, N.
V. January 2. l-vl'. tie daughter .f
Cheesmnn and Mary Curtis Her hus
band, Deles Herrick, died a few jear.s
age
Besides her daughter and Dr. Her
rick she is siirvned bj n son, Edward,
of (.(.me liaj. N Y , fourteen grand
children and eleven greiit-cnindi'hildren.
Tiie funeral will take place Sunday
for its coming visit te Berlin. Final ' afternoon nt Geese I5u..
decision en the new reforms te be de-
mail, led. however, was delayed until , Richard Bell
Richard Bell, an e'd time resident
after the Berlin Intnilrj
The commission voted te make a
rh,,. u-'h llivestlgllt.ell of (Senium) 's
internal Unniicch. With special leleretice
a bud-'ct, lax ciilli'i lien and what linH
been dune te prevent the expert of capi
tal and the depreciation of thu murk.
"HE WHO LAUGHS LAST"
Motorist Chased After Chuckle and
Landed In Court
Chester, Oct. 27 -- When C. I).
Beldlngei, tlnrt) -tour j.-ar- e.d, et .'ill
the northeast part of the city, who
died WedlH ll.l). Wl'l lie buried toluel
low afternoon from h.s home, 21'
North Orlanna strict Interment w.l
he made in (ireenmeiint Cemejery.
Mr. Bell was eight) -two years e'd
and was a loom Cut. He is simhc.i
bv two sons, six daughters and fifteen ,
grandchildren.
of Pennsylvania, is nrsi vice iimmr .. ,
Warren Thorpe, of the class e MS (!.
is second vice president, nnd William
W Bener, Councilman from C.ermnn C.ermnn
tewn nnd football coach at Princeton
University, is third vice president.
The various class dinners will he
held tonight.
2 CAUGHT IN GARAGE HELD
Neighbors' Call Brings Police With
Riet Guns and Men Surrender
James MacDonald, Judsen street
near Somerset, nnd William Wiley, In
diana avenue near Twenty-second,
were arrested early today In the private
garage of Chnrles Heckler at Twentieth
and Stelln streets.
Neighbors telephoned the police mere
wcie men in the garage, and Cnrlin
and CeeMiT, motorcycle patrolmen,
took their mount nnd their riot guns j
and rushed te the place.
They found the lock broken nnd two
men inside. . car, "" .'"",'
Heckler, whose home is at .1001 North;
Ci-esl.ev street, was standing with 'ie
1 'i.-hts lit, i tidy te be driven ent.
Tin men surrendered at sight of the
red ,miiis, and were taken te the station
I,, be arrnigned before Magistrate
D,,rn.
MOTOR-LICENSE RECORD SET j
ll.'irrlslmrg. Oct. 27. Issuance of
lc cn-ei for pneumatic tired nutome-
hi,. m Penns)lvnnlii has pns(d the
tn piarter-nf-n-mlllien mark, the j
Stut i Hlchw'iv Deiiarliiielit announcing
tint mere than 751.000 such registra
I tiehs bine been made. It is said te
break all previous iccerds. In addi
tion, (Vl.eT.O licenses have been Issued
1 fei triuks and lil.Os,-, for motorcycles.
Tiir ! Yin aiii: loeijimj fek may
r i, 1 n he II -In W.inu.1 rulumi i en
ij . .mil ai Aiii. ,
reft. In her ijiltb yenr, Relatives nnd
fiteiulH nm resiiectfullv Invited te uttend fu
ner.il en Mend.iv. nt 1.30 I. M. . from Inte
residence. 1S4H Adiitn .lie SerMcen at St.
Murk's Church nt 2:30 o'clock. Interment
UiiklHml Cemt'tery.
MII.Lnil At her reiddenc. 1330 V. 29th
st . en Oct. 25, 1H22. JHNN1H I... rtaushter
et Wiirren anil Mary J. Miller. Relatives
and frlendi. also einrleyeH of Ilau l'hoto l'heto l'hote
Krapliln Studie. Invited te eerxJces en Mon
day aftirnoen. at 2 o'clock, at the Ollxer H.
Unlr llldff.. 1S20 Cheynut t. interment
private.
The Lamp Mezzanine
newly completed
is open for inspection by these who!
appreciate exquisite lighting.
It provides consistent environment
for a collection of lamps which few
dealers in the world can exhibit"
wonderful combinations of orig
inality, utility and artistic excel
lence, created by our own
designers.
It is hoped that Philadelphians will
fully inform themselves of the wide
scope of this department and its
beautiful contents by leisurely ex
amination. JECALDWELL&Ca
Jeweuiy - Silver - Watches - Stationery
CHESTNUT AND JUNIPER STREETS
This la Welfare Federation Week
SAJbB IIUUIINO SITES W. I'HII.A.
AIT HOUfei: aiTR Splendid Tdcnt'en In
hlKh-clad new ui'nrtment nelehtiorheod;
1211x100 ft.: M8S . ft. trunt. A 223. U e.
APARTMENTS
4222 1'INB ST. Fer redned peerile. pre-war
rent lt fleer. HvlnK room, dining room.
kitchen, hedroem.
t" Quality
Wen its Popularity
Bread
Supreme
10c
Extra
Big
Leaf
Sold only in enr Stores
sVaajl
Villlam G. Eckard
William (5. I.ekard. seventy '
lenrs old. a
butcher, of 2800 Nirii,
ciislen of Ainerliiui Nun Day when .Seuth Fifty-sixth street. Philadelphia, Twenty-sixth ntreet, who died Weill
a iea th Mas ilnccil upon Hie grave of pnsMil a tramc sign in nevenfh street
the Mrltirih uiiriiev.n soldier and Kdgment nvenue and laughed at
'!'!. .crenietii us nieside.1 ever In 'tlie poll, email s cuiuii urni In Halt. .Me
Ainbiissiider Ilnrvex . who introduced tereji.e
( iiptaiii ( iinries i,. i ins,,.), American
iiiimiI nr t in lie in Louden, who I, ml tlie
Mienlli upon the crave In iutrndm mg
Captain Hussey the iimbassiider siil, .
' It was cliiirat tenstic of Pricident
Harding's sens,. (,f apireprlateiiess that
he chose Nnvv I ii) en the anniversary
nf the birth of the late President Hoos,. Heos,. Hoes,.
elt." As he desiiesiteil the huge wreath of
lilies Upen the tomb. ('liptlllll llllssev
said that hlsten had shev,ei Hint tn
I'nlti'd States always "lias steed pre
eminently for all thut is best in safe
guarding or advancing civilization."
da) night, will be buried Hunday niter niter
neon at 2 o'clock at Kenwood (Vine
ter). Mr. rcktird cnndiicted a biit, h
er 'shop nt 2i2." Seuth Seventh slnet'
for the list lifiy .M'lirn until a shut
lime ,ige, when he i;n a up the hi-.
ini'M iii, 'I was Hiiccei-ded by his sun
William ! . .Ir . who survlveshim '1 he
father was a member of Seutliwarli
Iti. t. Oinrj' Slecli.tt nnd Canstatter
t1"' I Velksfest Vercin. Mesldes the son he is
' siirvhed h." a widow, and three diiugh-
lers, nil of whom lire inairled. Mrs.
Heat Wave Prostrates Kansas .ir I'mieisei, Mr,. Klsie Ke. Ii md
I'liill. Hi'... '!. J7 ,I!i A p.i Mis' l.e'ii .Mi, li.iels.
This i'i svc'tind under n teiniicratiire
of '.ill device In l e ut i o'tleck .leslirday )( ini NT I'SKIi Al TllMiiltit.i;?
nfteinoeii. The heat wave is reported ,.Jh".h!',-r,i1!.'4L,l,,tr,J'V,V'i.J,:fe
r Western Kansas. IJrVjISS'cw. en P7V. M.-tdfv. '
u !m. mfi r - w . wKjf nr. .
,;i:nff
TJkilZ&
l'eliceman ISiims , hi,cd hlin
through the city nnd cuptmed him at
Peniiell street.
Keidluger posted I'liuugh money te
permit his release alter offering as an
eiciie he was en his unj in Dever,
Del., where a relative wa d.uni,'. lie
was cMertcd out et tlie city by
inoierc.M lc policeman
l.l.u 1 .
L'Vfl7Js.
lm&.ti
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H3i3
.
jlMmt.
'jmmJiWZhwiA
ymsm
"sOs"--, k-
O use Melachrine
Cigarettes has
always been an evidence
of refined taste a sign
of superior judgment.
MELACHRINOctgaTettei
embody un unusual jrlrctien of
the rarest and most drlicate e
Turkish Inurs shared by no ether
cigarette m (fie u'erld.
Keneuil ever
"Tfie One Cigarette Sold the World Over"
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Lingerie Specials
HAND-MADE CHEMISES
Step-in chemises of Ana batiste trimmed O QT
with re.il Irish or filet. O .Vt
HAND-MADE GOWNS
Haud-mude fjewns of batiste in models te F Cht
match chemises above. - itt
SILK PETTICOATS
2.95-3.95 te 13.75
Petticoats of heavy quality radium, Jersey or crepe de
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LOUNGING ROBES
Robes of soft wide-wule corduroy lined 1 fk 7 '
throughout with china silk. Rese, blue, J-lf -
hentin, purple.
SATURDAY ONLY
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Gowns of soft plissc crepe in flush colei, J Qfc
orchid or peach. Jmtt
Regularly .'.!)'
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