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v IN AUTO MISHAPS
b
Twe Women Are Struck by Cars
at Same Spot Within
Three Hours
ONE DRIVER SURRENDERS
Nine persons were Injured In l'lill.i l'lill.i
delphin Inst night In ntitornebllc m'el
dent p. Twe of (he nceltlt nN iMMirm.l
t Ilia snme spot within three hour.
Hard te Select t
an Unbiased Dezen
Continued from Pan On
which de net own their own homes." Is
the wny a business man put it. "The
miners lire proud of their homes. Can
you blnnic them for vvnntltiR te tear te
pieces men from ether stntei who nre
wlllinjr te stent their livelihoods?"
The mnf.iaere lnut .Tune itself Is con
sidered "deplorable," but "unnreld
able," nnd "likely te happen again if
the men nre forced te it."
State's Attorney Duty, who In net a
union man, evidently deei net Intend te
press the denth penalty. He asks
veniremen whether they believe in cap!
t.il punishment, but he accepted one who
does net.
rriemWIiln with the necued seemed
te lme resulted In three prt'-cinntery
elialliMices by tlie Sttite. but Kl (.'oeper,
iinniiy
OEALERSWILLTELL
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OF FOOD PR B
EMS
Chandlers' Failed,
but Had $300,000
Manufacturers' Representatives
Will Meet Today in An
nual Session
6. W. NORRIS TO BE HEARD
Problems vital te (lie dlstilbutlen of
fowl products in the ii-i-Htn.tr nnd
i:tein Short of Mni-yinml mnilset, of
iire-tMiiiiti.il. was exatnliu-d feri'vhii'h thi-i city Is i! enter, will be
Mild Mention-
about
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Mr. Amv Tnins. fiftv-elshl enrs "veivi minim" hit ii-- am umu wiiiii inr.cn up III n meetln? of the A
.... . ... , . .i . . 1 1"1 knew one et iiie tieienuants inn- iiti of Mnnitr,i.ti,.-,.,.1 u .niniivMH
Id, 1711 North L'lishtcenth sticet. was! nmtelv ,, two rnmy. And Jim , !, t, ,. " "re , . r,c,,cn,nt ,
lightly Injured shortly l-efere 11 o'cleclt. I llupglns wns tendered by the State " J'10 ",vtie-Striitfer(l this cvenlns.
when she ws struck bv nn ntitnmeblle I after he wild he had known Clark since The attendance of manufacturer ts
driven by Jnmcs M. Jack, l'.'U North
Twenty-fourth street, as she was cross
ing the street at Eighteenth nnd Col
umbia avenue. She was taken home by
Jack, who later surrendered himself te
' the police of the Nineteenth and Oxford
streets station.
Three hours later, MIs Irene Thai,
he was n boy. It was the defense
which pte-emptcd Muggins.
The system of tendering panels of
four tentatively selected Jurers is rather
involved. Ne juror is tendefed for final
acceptance singly. Immediately four
jurors are acceptable te cither side,
that side tcndeis them for oath. Hut the
ether side mnv break the panel by a
iire-cmnterv elm lletme. and men CT
thirtv-tluce vc.ir old. HMO Herks , limine ether jurors te till the vacancy,
trcet. Miffercd a fractured elbow ami The-jiirj , eneiUcutly, i te be sworn
urules when c wu sfruik by an in urrnips of four
autouurjlle driven by l'lulip .tln;eiin,
40S North Ameriinii htieM. lie !el
contiel "wlien he attempted In make u
left-hand turn from eighteenth street
te Columbia avenue and tan up un the
Jmvt'ineut. Miss Thai was taken te St.
lefceph's Hospital. elltc-ului was ar
rested. Harry Wllllnnis, fifty-five ciim old.
622 lfrewu street, wiih slightly injuied
hen he was thrown from the carriage
in which he was riding when it was
truck by nn automobile, the driver of
which did net ktep after the accident
at Seventeenth and Montgomery
l'eur rernens were sliilitl injured
hen the automobile in which thej were
riding became unmanageable, owing te
i:nminatliiiis nre conducted by (we
men who are well known in the com cem
munitv nnd who knew met " tin
vrnlr.-iiKMi. Attorney Neely and State
Attorney Uuty iucstlnti and iree
qiit'xtten like twu pleaantlv enter
tained gossips, though tireless ones,
tee.
And nil the while youthful-appearing
Judge Hartwcll. with his black-rimmed
specs low en his nose, fidgets about en
his bench, reads the newspaper, walks
bv the eleven lawyers, rearranges fur
niture behind his desk, leans en n table,
sits en the witness bench or gees out
Inte the anti-clmmber te talk about
hniitfn. At Intervals he Interrupts
with "-harp pertinence and, for all HI , Stcvrart
expected te be unusually large, ns the
annual meeting of the American Spe
cialty Manufacturers' Association will
be held en the three days following.
Among the speakers will be Geerge
v. Nerrls. governor of the Federal He He
serve Hank of Philadelphia: Neah H.
Svvnyne. 2d, of the United Stales Fuel
Commission : Trederli William Wile, of
the PriiMe Leiieeh, and the Itev.
Jehn Antchnni.
I 'lhe banquet will mnrk the fifteenth
'mnlversnry of tl.e organization. I In
membership of wlili-h include virtun'.lv
all of the direct leprcentalives nnd
sales iii-iungers of ininiifnetuii l- "tn i -itiiiff
In this merl.ei. ns well ns foul
! 'ireker. thteugh whose hands iiiism-s
inen than OS per cent of the grocery
nredurts handled by the jobbing trade
In the territory of this four-State mar
ket. Members of the Banquet Committee
are: Jehn S. Eiscman. chairman;
..eerge J. Hurnham, William II.
Hecker. Geerge A. Chapman, A. G.
Petersen. Frank ,T. Cress. Edwin It.
Mnlse, Jr.. Jehn Glesslnger, James f.
I)ew. Geerge B. Simmons. C. G.
Standeferd. David Hunter and Rebert
t'entlnutd from l'ae One
trustees In bankruptcy,
hall.
"Are you sure' about It?"
"Will, the trustee told me
It."
"This evidence is all hearsay," con
tended Mr. Fex, appealing te the
court.
Judge Stern said he would withheld
decision en Mr. Fex's contention.
Mendenhall then said he , did net
knew until after the bankruptcy pro
ceedings that any securities left for
safekeeping with the firm had been
sold.
"The fall In the market created great
lewes for us." he said. "I tnh- ii.,.t
III he ,, securities left for safekeeping should
eeln- .have been set aside."
"Hldn t .veu tell J. Heward Keber,
an attorney, that Clark, Childs & Ce.
had sold securities which had net been
set aside and en which your company
had no claim?" Mr. Fex asked.
"1 don't remember.'"
Mr. Fex then nsked the witness why
hni borrowed se much money en May 10,
"The market was peer and we want
ed te assure our clients that our firm
was solvent," replied Mendenhall.
"Didn't mi borrow the money te
buy back the free securities?" "I
didn't knew any of the securities had
been sold until after' the bankrupts
proceedings?
Is acutely
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a. .... ... i .a a.r ui ii !.. i i rr'1'iiiiiii; llllliliri lltCl III.
-.i i-.... , fi'u.. .1.1..... .... !,.. fittarp nf u-nntnxrr npplepii
mutoniebile. Haul Oorande. 1111 North' 1 re-emptnrv challerigcs bv the iree
Avendale stri'Ct, was nrictia en a
charce of reckless driving.
Willi him in tin' automobile vveie
1Oiiis Derando. si jiar-. old; his
brother Niohela-. scvpu .vcars old, and
Amanda itlcel. -0!) North Sitj -fourth
treet.
Manuel I'is-er. of 1122 Girnrd ave
nue. sutTeied nits and biuies in a t ol el ol
llsie'i betv eeu nn nutomebilo lie was
driving and a motertrmk driven l
Albert d. Carter, et 4211 laist Giraru
avenue, at Hicluueud and Somerset
treets.
Chile Is Rocked
by New 'Quakes
catien excused Al Mrlnturff because lie
is second teusin te the wife of (.'lnrk.
and Guy Hinkuer, who expressed
friendship for Hurt Grace, another of
the defendants. State's attorney at
tempted te dismiss Mclnturff for cause,
but Judge Hnrtwell. after live minutes
search in a statute book, said emphati
cally "Ne." . ,
Member. n in Hie union cleumiess
1 ITALIAN STEAMER
SIGNALS FOR HELP
Pittsburgh Gees te Assistance of ttur'"1"" ,l,rlllitn,-,-'s nt tie option of the
menxe urappa
Bar Harlier. Me., Nev. 1 1.
Bu Allnclatrd Prt
Londen, Nev. 14. The la-t words In
Otent Hrltaln's election c.tnipnltn vvill
lie spoken tonight. The electorate will
go te the polls tomorrow and pick n
Parliament from the HVMI cnndldale
seeking seals In the Heuse of Com Cem Com
eons. In 37.1 constituencies the fight will
be a duel between candidates of two
parties. In 242 ether constituencies the
battle is complicated by the presence of
three or mere contestants.
liven the wisest political seers nic
unccrtnln ns te what the general ie
suit will be. Seme newspapers publish
iNtlmntes of hew they believe the vi
lleus parties will rank when the voters '
i have had their say, but none or lhe(
i forecasters express great confidence in
their own clnims.
Te the unbiased on'eol.er neli" l.ns
much value, as every calculation 1
I tinted with the political vie.vs of the
.man making the tstimntc. ,
liar ne the innumign events nave ie.i
.. ., i. .. .... . . te n levislen of some of the mere sun-
Phlladelphlans Notified Issue Wllligulne cstimnles. This was notably the
Be Taken at Pp case in Glasgow and Western Scotland.
Flftv million ilnllnr. . ..i., where the united front presented bv the
fifty million .dollars of war aavlngs T;nlenatg Bnd Lloyd Geerge Liberals
stamps nnd certificates held In this dis- originally induced considerable eem-
trict will be redeemed by the Gov-1 plneency. But new a Glasgow dlsimtch
eminent nt par en January 1 next. ! te lhe Times says the greatest ceniern
They are stamps and certificates of the is felt ever stats which were rrgnrded
seiles of 1018. a ?nfe n fortnight nge.
i,inmnfis,n .itt .. ..i n ,. i iIiitvw here the sreet nuzzle nernlex-
hanking institutions, nnd preparations te the erfn!e" is ,,ew the wem'n
for the" large amount of work Is i being will vote. It is the experience of can
made by all Philadelphia banks. Held- vassers throughout the country! tint
irs of reaecmnDie atntnps and certin- "omen nru mmuk mure iirutin.... .,.-
fines nte reipiested te present tlwrn at ,,'r,"it ", ,,,, ""ftlens than ever before
banks at any tlme nfter tomorrow until alt! eugli their Interest was frrauentlj
Jniuiary l."!. They will be redeemed in fntisldenible eveh before ihey hnd Hi"
eas-h or exchnnced nt nnr for Trt.nsiiri right te cast ballets.
1W
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TUJySJJAl, 'XUy Eunnsmxm" & ' ' 2Lti' '"'''"'r n "'?
Mwmmwni I -
CAMPAIGN CLOSING WKM B
0hhbq e bKakv i nissjLskkw. mM
yl HKhLH
vote rHP-T -4,, BMS8livi
jMStffltenF- - rd iMi
Electors Will Nam New Heuse
of Commens at Polls
Tomorrow
WOMEN'S
$50,000,000 THRIFT STAMPS
TO BE REDEEMED HERE
Dublin. Nev. 14. (Bv A. 1M--The
A branch office of the Federal He- current increase of nctlvlt.v of armed
serve Hank especially for the redemption fercis opposing the Irish Gevernennl
of tin matured securities will be opened N attributed te reunion of the political
en the ineranlne fleer of the buildiiiL' mid military wines of republicanism.
niiiil nreimlice n iurer in favor of the Pittsburgh, bound from Nev Yerk for t 'be southwest corner of Chestnut and I The Intensification of activity by the
men charged with the murder of Hew- Bremen, wns standing by nnd ghlng ITvvelfih streets. Ne redemptions or ex- irregu'nrs is supposed te be pnrtially
flti A
P.) A radiogram received here ('nrl
iiidav said that tlie v lilte Star liner
ard Heffman. Anywhere else but In n
i emnmiinitv such ns this K tlie mere
Centlnutd frcm I'ikb Onr
Vicuin. a village In th Province of
Ataenma. giving the fir."t news of the ,
effect of the cnrthtpiakc in that town, j
There was no !os of life in Vicuna, the .
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HUJUI .IIU, UliL 1IUUIII llllllllllst
huiclies end the telegraph nffiie were
badly damaged.
The Pacific Ocean senid nor .vet te
linve full." lecevered it" eqiiilibriutn
ns the result of last week's lerrltic di
tunrbnnces, or else tliere have been
eme new movements under the mean
bed. Antefagastn lepmts say that es.
lerdav the ea ebtud and then came
booming hick upon the shore three
times, much in the strange m-inncr of
the tidal waves of last Saturdaj.
I'. .. Smelters Kulned
The depots of tlie Amerliuu Smelting
Ceinpanv at Carriral wire curled
away when that town disappeared in
the disaster of Saturday, incerdlus te
N'ntiunni Telegraph adiice.
Operators f l(, wlreles. const ela
tion near Antefagastn. mis-in.- nine
the tltal vviive of Saturdav, liave been
located in tin hills, wlimcv tlie tied.
Having ler their sten s, t)ie" were
without feed.
President Ah-andri will lewe to te to
mertovv for Valparaiso, wlnre he will
embnrk en tin battleship Almirimte l..i.
lerre ler n visit te tr.e nert strleipii
nil neeessnrv assistance te tlie Tttill-in
tenmshlp Mente Grnppn. which li.iil
r. n? .......lwililr. In (In, cnitin iin-nni- lirn.adcnst SOS distress slcmilu i V..i
l l,Ut II. 111.. in. i . -,,.,. ... ..- - I" -- --a .. .v..
.ttien would be suflicient rea-en for a hours tiefere.
iilmllenge for cause nnd dismissal. In According te wireless messages,
i Williamson County, however. It is con- flashed ever 100(1 miles en the Atlantic
I sidered te be something bordering en and intercepted here, the Mente Grappa
Impossibility te si cure twelve impartial was listing te pirrin Heavy seas. She
ennectcd vviin some urani.ii ei iclt .vientreai ler rnice .-sevenmer 4,
men net i
tlie union.
La Follette May
Lese Leadership
i entlnurd from rase One
ii'tinuunnieu nnn a re.ti
' T.ntest radio cemmunleatlrnw . ,1.1
that the Pittsburgh wns "nble te handle
the situation" nnd "no further help"
( was required.
! HAMMER CASE EXPECTED
1 TO GO TO JURY TOMORROW
.i
Mr.
iV nic c.imi sueci.s. ue will he ac
companied bv tlie Ministers of War and
Public Weil.s and ether emeinN. The
battleship was reported te imve steamed
northward tediv. but was cillnl back te
await the President.
pregresflne
movement, net a preprietnr.v one. should
get under wn.v. It might go ns far a
Mr. Hnrah in looking for a candidate
who would cut ns deeply ns possible into
tlie Iicpublii an Party.
A piegii'sive who tins been cari
riignin: In the Northwest for Ship
srad, Praiit. Hroekhart and etiiers
writes them will be a Kieup In Cen
gres vvhleh vvill Slve Wall sfree a
"nightmare" everv night. I.n Pellntie
1.... . I. .1 ... nn.i nltn lina fny f lin l.inL .
nil t.iini. it" ...... . . - ...... .t ... -. . - -
ins of . i new part.v mevementa solid Ilcirlngten, defen-e a terne.v
gieup of votes behind him in manj
States.
s.niiiuel Geu.pers hailed him nt the
list labor convention ns the "tribure
of the Amcilcnii people." And In
Pellette furnished labor nn amendment
i te the Federal Constitution whicii
! would nel.e the T'nited Statis 5upieinr
. Ci urt as negligible ns the Hrltisli Heuse
I of I.nnK
I And in tliN last election labor do de
! livered its vote. It defented Peiaerene
I in Ohie at tin- 'asr moment when Pome
Phillips Weeps at Mention of
Infidelity Charge
Les Angeles. Nev. 14. I Bv A. P.)
A plea for the nii'iiittnl of lr. Clara
Phillips, en tital for the murdir of
Mrs. Alberta Meadows, based en the
lontentlen thnt it wns Mrs. Peggy Caf
fee, tlie State's -tnr witness, who beat
Mr. Meadows te death with a hammer,
was made vesterday by Hertuim A.
I lie case
is expected te go te the jury tomorrow.
"1'eggv Cuff ce struck the jnertal
blew." Herringlen declared. "It was
net the dcfiudant here, but Peggy Caf
fie, ni.d sin alone, that caused the
dnith of Albeita Meadows. We de net
knew who mutilated the body nfter
tlie death blew was struck, but such
mutilation does net make an.v one guilty
of a crime."
llerrliietnu was still nrgulng v.ben
court adjourned vestcrdn.v. He do de
vot(d vlrtuallv nil of Ills time te nn at
tack upon the testimony of Mrs. Caf
fee, which he chnrnctcrlpcd ns "n stack
et manufactured Incidents."
'hnnges will lib made nt the main of
fice of the bank because of lack of facilities.
4 CAMDEN MEN HURT
IN AUTO-TRUCK CRASH
Small Car Overturned en White
Herse Pike Near Hammonton
l'eur of live men in a small touring
ear were Injured, one serieusl), when
it iiillided with a hcnv.v truck evvuul
h.v .luhu Flack, of Atlantic City, and
ill hen by Jehn Itessiter, en the While
Herse pike between Ilammouteii and
liiiuiMn cnrl.v today. The injured nre:
William Pettct, fertj -seven jear
old. 71." Cedar avenue, Camden, feui
libs fincttircd, shock, bruises about
bed, in Cooper Hospital
i lined at the British political crl'l- with
' the design of bringing home te the Bril-l-li
the thought that the Irish auction
remains unsettled despite the treaty.
When the new British Pnrllnnicnt as
sembles and the constitution of the Free
State is submitted for ratification it Is
'anticipated that the activities of the
irregulurH will be further intensified.
ANTI-JAPANESE RULING AIDS
CALIFORNIA LAND LAWS
i
Supreme Court Bars Mongolian Race!
Frem Citizenship
i San Francisce. Nev. 14. The fatei
of all of California's land legislation!
rested mi vesterday s decision of I nited
States Supreme Court deiilug natural!-
I .itt.i tn .Tiitmnrsn. It unj unl.l I..
rem nail Ills election wen. it ueieateii
Heveritlge in Indiana. it defeated
Tevvnsend in Michigan. Fer the sake
of nn eight -hour day it overturned He.
publican New Hump-lure and ncnint ,.,., .w '
the Industrial Court it made Kansas BR TA N TO PAY $50,000,000
Valparaiso. Nev. 14 (P.v V I'emecratif It collaborated in the vie- ,
The inland town Freirina I virti u Uv , ,nn,s l,f'f '" m' mvohiiert, Miip
TOiaed and cerjs are dead there is i ','V"1. "'"I ' S' u -. v. . t
Jesuit of the disturbance, of .,, s.it- Jl is n pelitlca factor te be reckoned
urdav. ncierdlnv t,. n in l, . ,..'. 'with and.it belongs te La rnllette
from tjie cruiser Cliacnbute. which has
nrrived at IInnce. Tlie population of
rrcitlna, numbering ."0(10 lier-ens has
liihn Miller. Camden, cuts of head , I '. Mates Anen ey uenerni Uebb.
and loin ear, possible fraituie of skull, ""d ,' "'. ' etl" r.',",'l mat .In pa
in Cooper Hospital. .nest could be iiiituralized. i)ll of (ir
William Blessing. 711 Berks street. alien land legislation would have fnllen.
Cnm.l bruises mid cuts about body ; i f"i l'pr,p is " "' vvhich we could
injiiiies dressed, returned te his home. ! have class fled jintiirnlired .Tnpane-
Wllllimi .Tenes. M! Kinibee sfreer. under sikii PKiMitiieii. ..ir. n eon said.
mere than te anv ether man. ('an he
.tie it with him into a third partv?
He tried te In 1020 nnd failed, enlv
iieen cut en irem outside communica
tion until tedav.
At Hnasee the sea rose ten meteis,
destroying the vvate-frent str(.tures
and wt coking numerous iraft. Several
Veauien veie drowned by the huge
waves. A tug was swept Inland two
Kilometers,
Supplies for the stricken citv of
Vallenar were iandul from the ('linci.
liiice nnd were sniit in mule packs ever
rnnd gaping with tisures. The rail
road which erdinnrilv would have been
used was destreved by the earthquake.
lhe steamer I'eru has suieii north-
small radical segment of it being
United States Will Get War Debt
Interest en November 15
Washington. Nev. 11. Great Brit
ain has advised the United Slater that
sTiO.OOO.OOO of Interest en her war
debt te this country vvill be paid Ne
Camden, bruised; net ti rated at the i
hospital.
'lhe tinning car was headed for At
lantic Cit. It was (hiving at a fair'
i lip, hut net speeding, it is said. The
tiiuk was going in tlie direitnm ef1
Philadelphia. The State police, went
te the aid of the injured men. The
leiiinig car stinck the tear wheel of
the trui k, slid te one side of tlie paved
lead, hit a soft spot and overturned.
WOMEN URGED TO VOTE
Stay-at-Hemes Like Deserters In
Time of War, Says Mrs. Parks
tlilcage. Nev. 14. (By A. P.)
Mis, Maud Weed Pnrk, of New Yerk,
Pifsldeiit of the National League of
I Women eVters, in addressing tin Illi
nois League of Women Voters ted.i.v,
(empnrcd vetem who refrain fieni go
I lug te the polls en election dii te do de
. seiteis fieni the army in time of war.
Arguments en tour separate action,
te test the constitutionality of the alien
laws of California nre en the United
States Supreme Court calendar for No
vember -7.
jumps" from "fasTtrain
War Veteran, Shell-Sheck Victim,
Escapes With Slight Hurts
Johnstown. Pa.. Nev. 14. James F.
Began, iwtnl -eight .veins old, vbtlm
of the World War. Is recovering from
miner biuises when he leaped from the
Kevstene Imprest) en the Pennsjhnnin ,
Kiilirtmit near neve .--iiiuiii.v. lugnit, suf
fering from shell shock, was en Ids way
Irem his home in Kansas City te the
Giiviriimeut llespitnl In Washington.
lie jumped through n window us the
tn in was traveling nbiut sixty-seven
nilliH nn hour. He was net missed
until the train arrived in Alloenn. and
tiie conductor wired bmk te Johnstown
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aim ( eueiiiuiiK" " "",l4 '' me man.
..-. . i nil
Sin asserted that only -J per 1 1 nt i , ,. i. unlked into tlie stnilei, nt
the voters cast their ballets a week ! Cencmaiigh and informed the agent he
'K'.V. . , ,,,,., had lest his hat. "I jumped from the
women leuneri) cempinineii ei 'm rrnin, he explnlned. "because they
T
prepared te go. Mr. Gompers is gen- ,(mher l."i it was nnneum ed v.sterd-iv s"'v" "" ."V, '" ' ' . :"' Vi wero tr;vnP ln"us "l mc- 1 "nu le
liens with phrases like tribune of ti..- Ii the Tre'niir Or?" Brit In n i le : ,u'"' l,,p ,I,'""t 'T .. InV ""Im" "'"""'' . i. . ,,
p. eple. but net with the labor vote. ?, m?.nt .f 55.loVcine of n"pr""t ..i l"K"r nld n.inidnln. "lhls.eu.it. Hegm was taker, te the Memerial
,..., Derldlni. Fi.fnr EC 1 nn I Ink n iln In is In mole danger id beceiiiitig an eh- Mesnital nnd sent te Washington .vcs-
Ianners Deriding Fai ter Ortel er 1.. I e "'; ll ' ' m,U fiem within than from with- trhy. He served two .vears in Fran..
Kven he blessed word progressive tba .e MOO 0( 0 000 lie t " ! i ny nt .. ri hM .,ett, ,i( (h) .,,,.,. , , Am,rk.an (.vlH(Utiennrv
I may net be enough. It nil dei.in.lt Ir eul. 1 be s bjectel te r .1 ' ' n ( u,Uns , , lc ,N.. f) , ., t ,
depends en the maneuvers of the He- the BntlM Deb -Hef indi s MUs .. . . ,n n jJespnl OVl ,.,,.,,
..iimiiiiTi i.riiiii'iii'iii. iiii kiir.n.LCTn ir ri'iirm1 lii.r , '.. . . .. .... ...... .....ti .. . ......
ward with feed and miill.nl supoliei. te .
succor tlie inhabitants of the -trick. u
cities all along the upper coast. ,
is in holding the farmers Laber vvlU
net stand up alone and be counted It
depends en economic developments Will
the farmer he worse off two venrs froei
i u vv and mere ludienl, or iietter ou nn
. s- ra.l'cal
WasliiiiEten, Nev. 14. (Uv A. P. i
Earth tiemnrs fill again last night
In Chile were net livl'tered en the
Oeorg.tewn Unlv.rsltv -el-inegruih. In
dicating, iHceidln,' te Father Tmiderf
of the ehservat.il, that the were
slight In ( impnr!i en with the-p wiiieh
caused henv less of life and prepert
in Chile last Saturday.
WORRY ABOUT PENNA. PARTY
Nsw Castle Tourists Believed te B;
In Earthquake Zene
New Castle. Pa., Nev 11. -il!v A.
P.) All ilTerts te get In touch with
the New Castle pinv, snppe. 1 te
ill tlie vlcllll of S.iMliage, Chile, tile
scene of lhe cnilh'llllikc. Iiae he. n of
no avail and lelatlvc- lure are imuli
turn fined
Tlie partv is i .imposed of Attorney
and M's. Walter S. HcvuehW. All ani
Mrs. Lvle L'mer, of New I'nstb : Mr.
find Mis. Clmtles MeCulleujb, of
I'denburi.. Pn., and Mr. nnd Mis. S,
V. Giiihaui, of Akren, .
KfTerts n.e being minle te Imd Hie
missing pnifv ilumigli Uniied Statis
officials at Chile.
A. mind the 'ittle hearse voiced blend
i nn in the front low of tie Smote
ill i enter "'1 the pell'leil effeitH of
the in t two veins, I.ii K las lieen
running iig.iinsr him siner. the earlv
lavs et his trlumplM ii Wl-rensm
I! vdt th'iist Mm i-ide TI. w ir
nude hull uniiepulnr. The reieti.m tr
(enservatism after the wnr Vf him
mi the defin-te I.ue s, ilt- 0 !,,Ul,
turiitil Ins wa thi- 'line, "nt hew f-srV
Ileal La Follette Unknown
La Follette never will be known.
never will he understood br the p iblle.
His name arouses meie hatred in manj
nrcles than that of nnv ether man in
Washington. The real La Follette
liars about ns ele'e a l elation te the
In tltleu- La Fel'cttc v'ie has been
built up b.v fear and httrel, as the real
Geimmy beie te ih- Gerinniiv which
piepiganda put Int.i men's minds 'dur-
I lug tlie war. I'livateh he is an ej. ej.
trieidfuarilv unci, genii,) and shy
lunii. He has n cipaem fr warm
I friendships w'u.i nellhe- Joliii-en nor
Hei. ih Im- lie like- pieplr, een wheu
lie disigiits with them Netiibl) he
was tlie friend of P. nrese
ue i- radical, in i- the only Im
J i turn rn-in m public life who inn" be
(ailed he, nn tss emt of tin- new Seun-
iins in tn ii "i ii.. i ii i .)
iiei.f Commission is tiutheitid t.. fund Texaa Oil Fire Less Is Millien
foreign debts nt 4 ' per tent interest, Housten. Ti.. Nev. 14. (Bv A.
while Interest at present is I 'inning at p. I The oil. Held lire was viitiuill
7 per cpnt. I extinguished tmlay with the cuu-ump-
Grea Britain nlfe is expected te pav I tieu of T.'O.OIIU bnrrels of gulf coast
(U0.00U en November 1." ns liit.-rist htnvv irutle ml entailing n less of
en tlie debt incurred for the sale of aieiiud Nl.eOO.tHiO, neenrding te the
silver in the war period, which r.lread 'Gulf Pipe Line Ceinpnny, te vvlii.h it
is partially liquidated. i belonged.
Overheated Steve Sets Kitchen Afire
An overheated cook Hove in the
kit, hen of the resident.' "f Hemlnlc
Tu ,-i. 1'J'J I'nst Chelten avenue, drove
lhe faiuilv te the street earl this mom
lug. P.itielman Hlcke. saw smoke
(lining trem a window and gave the
alarm.
m
"TIGERS ENJOYS SLEEPING
Clemenceau Is a Regular Merpheus
Aboard Ship
On Birud the S. S, Put is, ,'n Knute
t.l New YiflK, Nev. II Clemilice.m is
ue.vlllg ll leaf llial leiue- once n; a
lifetime.
"I never slept se much In m.v lite,"
)e said teila.v. He niMul that lie was
linvii.g n splendid lime and that he
never felt better. Tlie Tiger's words
vcrc continued b his healtliy, jovial
appearance.
After je"tertla's rough swells, (he
Atlantic is new litating the ship
Icladly t ami she is steaming through a
slbsiii fen. me iiver remains in se.
rltssWn evrry day after lunch, leafing
Mi tavltlut Ms soul,
"NEWSIE" NOW IN HARVARD
Will Keep en Selling Papers Despite
Scholarship
Cambridge, Mass.. Nev. 14, dr'
Stearns, who entered Harvard Intnid-
inL- te work his win through bv selliin-
newspapers jesterday was infermed tin
llnrvnril Coiperntlon hnd awarded him
the Bosten newsneys scholarship,
Steams' lias been n "ni-vvsm" nll
through his bojhned and will continue
te sell pnpeis in spare tinii) despite his
windfall. He is twenty .veai, old and
one of the live children of Lewi
Stearns, u Bosten musician. Dining tlie
wnr he vvas with the American urni
in Slbeiia.
! TWO SEEK PARDONS
Jesss Williamson and Florence
Duke Make Applications
Among the applications for pardon
which will he heard at llaiilsbuirf
- t ,e, ...... .i...... ,.f , i..
ll.llia'. V,ul ... I .siivciiiui -r " ..- ei ,ii n u-
siderlug that thei are net . , n . iuiueIi ! llnmsen, -d, cenvlctnl of .inh(v.l( mei.t,
,.t . i . r . . : I . . t.i T...I... ... .. .1
i.eeinis i't lerm it creut ami I luting ' aim r inreine iun'. ieei -inn e-e,u
iri in mis leuiiii), no -t'eiiis de
lined nlwiin
hoi ity,
l h" la a -ii all mi-
HURT GOING TO HOSPITAL
Father In Crash Taking Injured Sen
te Institution
The lingers of tlie right hand of Fred .
Wiight, Jr., four vears old, vverej
ciiishcd jisterdn.v when they were,
caught in a washing niricliinn In his
home, Mill rend, Terres.lale,
The boy's father, borrowing nn auto
mobile from n neighbor, started te take
the boy te Franliterd Hospital. At
I 'ran It for. I avenue and Convent tune
the tar ski. hied, crashed into n tree and
wan demolished. 1'ied, ,li., cm aped In
jury In the crash, but Ms father aus
lulued u brultal Luce, ,
old automobile thief.
Williamson has. served ine jeurs of
1111 eighl te tvvellt -felll vu.r sentence
in the F. isteru Peiilt. iitimv for eiuhe.
.lenient of ibeul s'Ud.ufHi (, js ,
lue'iiber if a preuiiu. nt tin eh.
The Iliike v.eiuan began m rv in sen-
I Iciiee Mni.h 1.1, HUH She iifii-ed In
give tlie name of a tenfedernte In the
theft and tllsiesnl of nut mobiles.
PLAN NEW MEDICAL BOARD
Ilnrrislmig, Nev. 14.- U.presentn U.presentn
tlves of medicine and its allied branclns
who discussed drnftlng a hill providing
for a single metlltnl beard le be known
us the healing nils beard, will meet
iiere earl in Pecwnbcr fnr further dis
cussion. The bill would establish the
new beard in plate of the present
Burenu of Medical IM n.i , , j,.
I'CUbUIC.
MlllllliiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiimiTniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiig
OS IT T9DAY
Appoint yourself a committee of one te
examine and judge the meter car known from
coast te coast as the "Master of the Highway."
leAa Most Beautiful Car inlmerica
Judge the Paige 6-66 Series from what
ever standpoint you may cheese power,
speed, acceleration, spring suspension,
general meter efficiency and the verdict
will be that they fulfill every mechanical
requirement that the most critical could
suggest.
Call Spruce 1410 for a Demonstration
1 OPEN EVENINGS
SOY A.WILLRV M9TSR C9
tPa tic and Jcwctt Distributors
BROAD STREET AT VINE. PHILADELPHIA
4ec,ete Healers
S, BEOAD ST. PAIOE SALES CO
:vvi beuta ureuii m, i
FENCIL MOTOR COMPACT I
MH .North UJ'I HI.
CURBAN 8TXES MOTOR 00,
1.'23 N. Ilreaa St.
BROCKMAN'S OARAOE
Cor. llalnvH Ht. anJ Hteuloe Ave.
OIBSON'S AUTO WORKS
3P33 IliTf-rferri Ave.
ARTHUR 3. MEARS
l-ilO M, STlli St
ORR OABROI.L
son in h, i iiii'iwi.u st.
KIMONB HAWXE
aniT V. Proud St.
NORTHEAST OARAOE
1733 W'fikfllnji Ht . KninUfera
. MAODEITB OARAOE
Laiif niter Are.. Brjn Mswr
ClARR'B OARAOE
Houriewn, l't.
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Wmn
Neither winter snows nor summer suns
THE cold of winter does net open Pure copper is indestructible; it
up seams in an Anaconda Copper is the metal- eternal. There are
Reef. The jotntsaltheugh free te reefs of copper that have seen ser
contract and expand, arc se firmly vice for centuries. Once your house
interlocked and se amplyeverlappcd is covered with an Anaconda Cop Cep
that the reef is permanently weather- per Reef, you can dismiss the roof reef
proof, ing subject from your mind forever.
The blazing suns of summer de There is no "upkeep" en such a
net cause an Anaconda Copper root.
Reef te warp, curl, or crack, or
become "burned out."
Air-insulation betweenmetaland
Anaconda Copper Roefings have
made the copper roofless expensive
te buy, less laborious te lay, and, by
sheathing insures cool upper rooms a pre-weathering treatment, beauti
when the weather is het. An fill from the day it is put en.
Anaconda Copper Reef is free from
objectionable noise under rain and
hail.
We shall be glad te send you
our booklet "Copper Roefings,"
and give you further information.
LIST
OF COLORS
RED, Autumn
DROWN, Rwm
GREEN, Oh,
GREEN, Vttii
GREEN. EwU
GREEN. Bin
BLUE, Ptatitk
WM. L. POTTS SON ti CO., Inc., 1224 Cherry St., PhllidtlphU
PENNSYLVANIA SUPPLY ti MFG. CO., Allentown, P.
ROOFING SUPPLIES CO., 1 1 North New Yerk Ave., Atlantic City
TRENTON TINNERS AND ROOFERS SUPPLY CO., 106 Fectery St., Trenten, N.J.
D'ulribvttJ by
ANACONDA SALES COMPANY
Widencr Oldg., Telephone Lecuet 3773, PhiledetphU
Minufecturcd by ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY mm
nacendA
COPPER ROOFINGS
1123, AtuMdeCntwMlalitOk
Chartered 1836
If Yeu Are
A Business Man
A Professional Man
An Individual Who Travels Extensively
Treasurer of a Club or Charitable Institution
Executer, Guardian or Trustee of an Estate
Then the Agency Service of this Company may be
of great assistance te you.
This service is modified te fit the needs of the in
dividual. As Agent the Company is prepared te
assume entire charge of your securities or real estate,
placing the income te your account and submitting
periodical statements. Or it will act jointly with
you rclieeing you of all detail of accounting and
ether work involved.
This arrangement may be terminated by the client '
at any time.
The Trust Officers of the Company will be glad te
discuss with you, without obligation, the possibili
ties or an agency arrangement suited te your par
ticular needs.
Girard Trust Company
BROAD ANI) CIIKSTNUT STRICCTS, Pllll.ADEf.PHtA
Capital and SurphiH
$10,000,000
rTFINUIIAM B. MUKIUi,
Prwldtnt
Member Federal
Reserve System
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