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TRAIN WRECKERS
Death Penalty Inflicted After
Trial by Free State Mili
tary Cemmittee
..Mirncn UIITU RIPI PQ
DISCOVERED WITH HlrLbb
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By ASinctnicn mn
n.iblln. Dec. ID. Four railway men
,A three laberera were executed today
r Interfering with trains In County
(Mare. . . ..
anil
for
"Vr-i.. vn men were rnnttired NO
iri nnrp.
wniber 13 by Free State troops i In
BBthbrlde. County Kildare. V 1th
them n quantity ei sie.cn e". i
C(1 lunuiuniiiun .-, ...........
The men were tried by a military
committee and xenteneed te death en the
rhflrgc of train wrecking, sentence be
ine carried out tedny. The men are
reported te have been members of the
Republican army.
The efficinl army report of the exe
cutions gives the names of the men as
Stephen White and Patrick Bngncl. of
KHilare, laborers; Jeseph Johnsten and
rWlek Mangan, of Mldare, railway
workers; James O'Connor, of Ilansnn,
TiDPerary, and Patrick Nelan, of Hath
bride, railway, workers, and Bryan
Moere, of Rathbride, laborer.
Th.r wrrp arrested with a nunreer
d ethers, Mrs the official report, which
'. . . 1 .. ... ba f .. m rail I 1 t 9t it
ndfls mat incy wire luuuu ku..ij UJ ..
nilitary committee of pessesMnc, with
out proper authority, ten ritles, 200
rounds of ummunltien, four bombs with
dtntonaters nnd one exploder.
An unofficial report Mates thnt the
men executed today were captured in n
dugout nnd that they were part of a
column of ten rcsronMble for the am
Imsh of national troops, the destruction
of goetli shipprd by rail and the seizure
of materials in shops.
Train wrecking, the tearinc up of
rallwav trucks and the lilewliu un of
Irldgcs 1ms been practical en u hiryc
,ealc bv Republican sympathizers in
Ireland flncc the irreculnrs began their
operatien1. This has badly rtisorean rtiserean
iwd the raJlwa (ystem nnd hurt trade,
dispatches frequently telling of com
municatien ueiween uuuiiu uim ueiui
cr between ether Important points in
Fouth Ireland being cut oft' by this
reason.
Today's drartlc action aimed nt the
Interference with train operations was
under the blanket measure passed by
the Dall Eireann last fall giving au
thority te suppress disorder.
Previous executions have been in
(onnectlen with the u.'-e or possession of
arm, except thnt the last Infliction of
capital punlchment en December 8,
ulien Rory O'Connor. Llatn Mcllewcs
'and two ether Republican lenders were
executed, was officially announced as in
reprisal for the assassination of Sean
llflles, the deputy ohet the day previous.
The executions recorded have been
as fellows :
Jsovcmfeer 17 James Firhcr, Peter
Cassldy, Richard Tuchj and Jehn (Jaff
iey, Dublin Republicans, shot for bav
in revolvers in their possession.
November -4 En-klne Childcrs,
chief lieutenant of Eamon de Valera,
executed for having had an automatic
pistol in his possession.
.evemDer iu jespen spoener, rat
rick Farrcllv and Jehn Murnhr. exe
cuted for armed participation in a bomb
attack.
December 8 Rory O Cenner, Llara
Mcllewcs, Jeseph McKclvey and Rich
ard Barrett, executed in reprisal for
tbe Hales assassination.
Today's executions make a total of
nineteen by the Free State in u little
mere than a month.
Londen. Dee. lf. (Tly A. P.) A
report from Paris that Eamon te Vn-
lera bad been captured by Irish Free
State authorities lacked corroboration
here tedny.
It is believed thnt the report, which
nun printed in a I'aris npwpaper, tuny
have grown out of n Dublin dispatch
Mjlng thnt De Valera had nuriewly
wapeii arre.-.t while mending me.s enid by n rumor that he hnd token
in the Catholic University Church, part in the recent unsuccessful nt
liiiblln. inafmiich ns Iip left the church .tempt te uinl.n a jail delivery at Mount
just bofme troops nrrlvcd. I Melly, in which it was rcperteel. though
The Dublin residence of Gorden erroneeuslyl, as it afterward developed,
Campbell, son of Baren (J'cnavy. chnir- that Mehr had taken part,
man of the Free State Senate, was Maye is about twenty-five years old
entered late last night by armed men, and luelts anything but n murderer.
Misn dispatch te the Times from Dub- He is rather geed-looking, with ruddy
I in. The inmates were or lered te leave 'kin nnd cleaneiit features. Me spoke
the biiiining, which was set ou fire. In a plcnrant elce. Me were a dark
He interior was destroyed. xuit. white i-ellar and gray tie. Nene
. of the convicts wa in prison garb.
Cerk, Dec. 10. (By A. P.) There j Maye smiled at several acquaint
jus hcn firing for two hours during ' niices in the audience. They smiled
aft night In the northern suburbs of b.iek eeidinlly.
l.'.rk, the Republicans using machine Walter Keown, counsel for the de-
KUIIs One eivilliin wns pverelv ffmlrtnth. nukrfl htm in nnrrnfA npeiip.
nuunueu.
Powell 'Howled Like
Deg,' Convicts Testify
'antlnned from I'nie One
J "Hi through that work i would sell
tickets."
"linn- ai.eiit that drp.-cuttlnc inci-
'.it '" .".!lch Mr- Brunen figured'."
..'..j " ni3 "i,K i"rr ntierwnrel and
T .? "'',f,l"ie new clothes."
ii ..us peini .luitlee Kiiliaph fnllpil
mm;:-"'..."4"1 ,-"1 "'" ""u u,r
m'V-'1 l.1'""""" ?.h c-nlleil theatrical mechanic. ; ' ' .redsW I he believe, the lire ab of Incendiary en- !" '""",. 7. V. "' 'i .V" U7,".X
...... ... v ... ui.-... mr me line ei qiies- I "is was in tic me it l ei .uny, ; ",,.-. ;; " r. ... .,.,,. t jr. Pnnnr mi, i nenni. .....- - : . - ' sn.raer whi.-h re
' & n did" 'veT'i18;, . ' T11"? ,),P ,,,W"-. ""ml l 1,?r'1 t rn1den. Mar e "i'e' el1v VeTe Pulley occupies a portion of hn.ld- , "n e? "Vel uil lu. Dember 24 Set a, Special Appeal X, n.d ,
ChriV, mas Dav before t L shnetSJ hS" , '," ' "ml " r '"'" i nd Mr m Mr.. Cnrnrt. the land- l.U Hiewu, as th- tenant Imu.se. ; M... 1, -mm ..." 1 !. t!,ee "lir.-.' effl - Day In Chrbt.an Churches Th- ,,.-.r .,
rnn.?fi. .ii-ji i" ',,l5-h,,1?"t,.n!..bA' '"'R.l' .. ..- .... ..... .... . I lady and her husband, told me in Unity He wna just al..-i.t te retire when he ' '' h ' pMh,, ...i ,,,ch control or -,.mL ..,, i-..-,Uv. p. '' ':'' "Jiih.-i.
nri- Sr-'fF
Bi:v'ia!r'V;
..br :es"Veien.0l; '""ISaTO, ,P lU" :r0 r,- arrested." : and K m-t-Utiet nre w ,e he V; ,' , ' ", , ,,,,
l,,,tir'"," lmh rrmrK wamnde by your ' "I often heard I'ewell yell lie p sll " "wn le this Vtalement?" "Yes." crrtaiii that some en- net it aflie. ' Auilimr ........ . . ." ..nt i ie e-m-ni ... -i -i '"''"' . . , S-ch-r ati.-t.-i.
hnn MS ,"rr'- " "pnipt made al Help: uere i am turner me iiamiui); ...,., ... ...., ,i. Uninen Iiouhe in ' Severn liimaten of the teiiunt Iieuk- "A" opinion i i" 'l"" v ...-neiai ... ... ....- m... ....-,....--. . ..... ,., ,. ., ,,1,,,
Moe ins un either Plde?" "Ne." Hi ecreamed, 'Ne, that man next deer Riv,,.iU after tie tra is , , elTeet that the Auditor (en- l-y war. ,,,,,. '-,,,n tin,
, Afer your husband made a remark Isn't Charlie l'ewcll. Here's Charlle " inlil'L,t ?Vi'e iJilen,''5 ''yes I i by residents of nearby houses, attacked eral buMie authority whatmer te eheek ,'Hi-; me-ip- -.1-- a-l.-l ih.t He Pom,)nifcle:, ,.
ild'fcl.,h" ",?.:? ".r.?.m,lr." "'J'i?.1. VoZc"-ler Jn,umu0.?IV,i.t,Jc-: . Vent rereatedU' and daily, and 1 ob- ihe llamej. from all angle.. Several of up th-e " , ' ' "" '" ' ."' ' "' "' "' '!7:' ,"';" ,v 'I I "'" :l'""- '"".'
Mnj"' "' reweu ,' eumpiiig uis nean agatust
t(,.DL1 y?;,r hband call you a name I the wall and that he barked like a dex.
ii! si?,nir,s shameless woman?", Dtnne, ohert, thick-net and "hard"
"Lcalled both of us that name." 'looking, came ne.t. When asked if he
Ii.v- .n?our h'-8band drew a gun, did knew 1'enell he answered. "I don't
.! R bualmn.1 always carried a knew If Powell was confined In the jail.
r,ifM -l"- kelsey made en unsuc-
cessful atfi.mnt . ... i,n ....u
OOWn Oil tills OIIPKtinn. Il,..n neb,.,! .
.M. - ...'" " " r....e-
DTtl v--0,, eboet?" "My. Mr. Kel-
f.bfe"L X' hub"' "a Inte the din-
t."""'.
. nJ,,,J:t yr husband .tandlnjt In
I,, '""'"Soeni deer?" I don't
.i. ."."! i j"..r uimennr
"..n' JJi' '"laey, 1 was tee excited."
. w.i inai lloneken
i trip, hew many
" ''Three dar.."
-.jb were you avriil
tn .. m 5m,r "iiMiand found jeu,
11 aTreCn,reVU0e,,Slr"'S, ,n U1m;
4nnesna'te-the ,,S. but ! "" 0Ut
i.'WasDec' Ward there?" "Ne.
--mm l .ii.ir ...ihiin.i.i .nti,n .n ... ...
i. ;... ' . -"-.. '
im the sprliiRs of the bed?"
",. iiiinwiPtlge,"
e policemen?" "I d 1. ' no v I a Upheld by Court Isald ta, iVwel V,"l : V,e" TvX, ',iJ,i, lmr l"'"" ' aihe.ti-iiu; l-.r bids for State depots. MUdwIn ClU. Km.. M 1!. t Ilv """" r.nu r. M. H. A
.luliaud returns'?'; He looked about lift) . He worn dark Hebert Peacock, AsslMant Prese- nrc seen. One mini is tutluncd en enel. ce.'ta u hi. -m "r ei. te the rej "lice "f ,aMW,mmPI' jili u. tl., .l,.,,.!, f ,
nfl'r M,l,! """s elethes .in I liinl nn unctuous manner, culer. cress-eMimlued the witness nf 1P f()llp Mll,.H ,,f ,, Htructiiri se 1, i . -t of lie C n u , m Tie iivimiFRTV vm.iv asmist vst ,. t,,"1 '"J"". "f -im- I ..,.,
TiliSv",,1 mi " '(1''1 p Wurd'a Ike a prefc-idennl end man. lie had "Mldn't ym bny in nry Miles Mil- ,in, apiueael. te It wltheu t lielns ' e-t i Ie. .' .. li "ra" of tl Vh bill l,AI "l,um "V?,rV S M" 7," ,,'.'"V "f K,feU "w ""
raiisfl " .., ,t)u,r ,. , , ,)lt , (ill() f im ,, ,,, thl n)0 ip. ,t,lU wnM ,:, thliiK Ilrtuien dlsemered Is considered iinnesslhl b I L ,i , . ,,. !.I.'i,w,.r.'i ,.f i,.i.. .. . Mi M.bie iv.k,r ... ..ici m8 i Intersini.. ( ..innuiee i',.,n,i.
-.wi. i Miiir iiiihnniiil .nnie in v tli FOV. i -.. .... .... .. - ....... .I..M.I rriiA .. nbu
Vn'. , . '"d nl",' ""'W ,,n,,r la"u" '""I"K had been killed?" "I dm. I i-el.l. 'It's Hundreds of etlier farmers threi -h- e in . it of tl St. Ie Treas'nrv I). t.i?.iic , Xrin'.p ''...n Vn'i,' '"'i."" '"""V
w, ,Dl''n' h-.Pelli'eina i put lw Keed ',,ck in his chair and beamim? benev a Beed thing Jeluv llruneu Is dead: the out the three counties have taken "&. ?rini int un.l or tm direct lu Th,, c. njfn'lcr.d IS.'.'' ffin. ""n'-n ? -, die .' ."V" K miirml' ,1,, '
rHlN nf Wni-.Tn K,..,.AA.. !. i. - t ..l..lM nf .Tlirlift 4lllW linrl nUtUanMi wi. lu Iiaa. f ivtthnilt 11 I til. 1 nlil I1nu -..,... I A., ...! nl,nH ...-.. ".". ("IIHUMI "M i hi, wit i wuu, X UI Lit ,.IA liriii li snuei. n.s, ..in.l ..f.i.... lOl'l tl l'tll . l)il llkn n utiu
i u uiitnccu iiii luniiirnu iiii iiiij -- nimiiui.i t w wi,Lt4 u n.. - ...-.. ..Bl. .. . iiiiLdiiLiuiia iiim ii.iici sluiiii iinrnn . i i. ,.,. , i ,t iiiiu mil iiit.i !
.
J aSrJK '" 0,n t0 et l.hSf,SSJtffd " he had bmd nny
IverceV" "Vnver
"I)()Il't Tell feeull Ihi lirel!,lite iMM
iff up there?" "Yen." 'kn'ew v.-he It wns," be wild, "but I
"U ain't this nfter your hm-haml heard him yell, 'Toke thle guy out of
eft?" "I never seen the landlady but here.' " ,.
once?" limltr TClUeh unlit "nil foil hear
"Didn't fthe any 'What's the anything that sounded like a deg?",
trouble?'" "Ne, I never seen the ''I heard something that sounded
landlady." . something like a doe, but it had a man
"Didn't the policeman say 'Thla is j twang in It." Everybody laughed,
n married woman?" "Never." Including Iho .defendants nnd the
Justice Knllsch again interrupted. ' Justice.
"Mr. Kelsey, hasn't this geno far f'He didn't bark In the church scrv scrv
eneugh?" he asked. "It's net in the Ices, but he did afterward, by Jack,"
case. GIve your question and I'll ruU continued Jeb. The court stenographer
en It." i looked up from his netes: "What waa
"Didn't the m. 'Thl mm nnd that 'hv lack?' " he asked.
w.eman, WCH Introduced as Mr. and
Mw. Ne.an?' " asked Mr. Keltic nfter
llllfl JllftHrf liel naatiwl nt 1. miai)Iaii
. : - -vr" . ,
' "Never, Mr. Kelsey," replied Mr.
luunen
.''Then you all went te the Jersey
fjlty police station, did you net
I'urkstrem and Haicl. your husband
Ji'iid yeurielf?" "Yes."
"Ami von l.nrl KMitnnitlnn thitr
with the captain of pollce?" "I am nt
certain, Mr. Kelsey. I don't want te
Klve the wreni nnsw.T."
"Didn't you tell the captain when
your husband went outside you were
velng te get dlerce?"
Justice Kallsch interrupted angrily.
"Don't answer that question It's ruled
out. It's stricken out. It makes no
difference."
"Didn't ."en say you hafd your lus
bnnrt'" Insisted Mr. Kelsey. "Ne,"
Knapped Mrs. Bruncn.
"Didn't you say he was n brute?"
"Ne."
"Didn't you say you lived the life
of a deg?" "Ne."
"Didn't you say you loved 'Dec'
Ward?" "Ne. I never made any such
assertion."
"Didn't you shake tie tablecloth out
of the window the evening of the mur
der?" "Ne. I shook It en the perch,
as I did every night."
"Didn't Mrs. Powell cell en you nfter
her husband's arrest? What did you
ay?" "I said te her that my brother
wn3 sleeping and I would wake him up.
Then I called my brother and he came
down."
"What wns snld?" "Nothing, only
thnt her husband had been arrested. I
only said te her: 'Don't worry. He'll
non be out. They're only taking every-
Douy."
"Then Mrv. Powell wns Incorrect
when bhe enii you snld 'Shli "t"
The Judge Interrupted again and
said : "That's for the jury te declde."
"Yeu say your brother never told the
different times he wen. te e,ce Powell?"
"Ne, he never did. He only told me
Powell had some Mass te sell for us and
that he was a promoter."
Mrs. Tlrunen admitlM later bt had
seen Powell riding around in Mehr's
motorcar.
Mr. Kelsey then returned te the fight
lnt Christmas Day, instating that Mrs.
Hruncn repeat the names her husband
had called her. She did se under pro pre
test, saying again thnt he had called
teeth her daughter nnd herself by a
name applied only te outcast women,
nnd that she had said: "Jehn Brunen.
don't call us nam" like that." Then,
she r-afd, he had drawn a revolver and
Hazel had intcrresed between them.
Mr. Kelney then insisted en taking
the witness ever the same ground cov
ered by him before, relating te the fight
and her reputed friendship with "Dec"
Ward, Justice Kallsch regularly re
minding him that it "iad all been gene
ever before and didn't matter anyhow.
Convicts Testify
The first of the five convict te take
the Mand for the defense was Ernest
T,. Mave. servlns a life term for killing
Jonas K. Fex, a jitney driver. As he
took the stand the sun, breaking
through cloud, shone strongly into the
courtroom, and co dazzlvd the eyes of
the jurors they had difficulty seeing the
witness. The foreman, Walter Wills,
held up n big writing tablet te bhield
his ejes as the convict was sworn.
Maye's testimony wns net heard by
his fcl!ew, us the ether four were
kept en the second fleer until wanted.
Tlinnini Mnbenny. identification officer,
nnd E. I. Eldridce. his assistant.
'brought them in one by one. The
'ethers were Jeseph Bclmnn, n burglar:
, Jrevtr Duncan, u murderer; Jehn
I Denue, u burglar, and Jeb Nee, a
burglar.
I The coming of Maye was awaited
with interest by the crowd In the
courtroom. Their interest was height-
renews in the jnil during his cenflnemqnt
there with Powell. Maye aid :
"I tnMte.l te Powell two or three
times and asked him hew he was getting
al'ing- He would shake hands with me,
but thnt was all he would de."
"Barked Like a Deg"
"Did he ever de nnythlng else besides
just Jjint?" nuked Mr. Keown.
"Yes," said the witness. "He
burked like n deg and yelled : 'Den t
iKither me. Call the cops. I'm under
the bathtub. I'm a T. M. man.' "
Seme en- surnih-cd thut "T. M
il.m.trlenl mivtinnln
l. . """'" "".".."-, "".".' ;" "' '
"All right, you're excused," Bald
ir. t.-.. u t. .. .hn,,i i......
..... .- ...... ... ......... ......... .y .L,...-
the stand he Mid. "Well, I heard "
Justice Kalisch halted him as he
waa about te ttep down. "Come
back." said the Justice, "and tell us
whnt von nici near.
Den no said in a loud .eice, which
ireused lauehter in the courtroom
il laueliter In tue courtroom :
"I
.aipi. 'l.illfl ..Alt. MA .. IT.
1 am under the ateve.
Mr. Kelwi. croM-niiMtlenlw. the
tU.lIM Jl,,, ... ,ll.
Here
witness, aKked hew many tlnicn he had , thi riniiw." I told her that was no
hT. iTnne"1, l d0,,,t 1U,0W'','vn- xo&'wtttenuh Weil." thi?
, "W y knew, or that you 'cU Sn'dV wn?l5,hfSS
I don't want te knew?" n.ke.1 Mr. Kcl- , I-nrli or weulO ii.r ou t he
,'v
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Kven .iiiKice ttniiwu muuea ai wrae
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EVENING POTLIO LBPOEBPHIIAfefeLPiglA, TUESDAY; DEOBHBEB IS
-
.thing unuiunl.
"I heard somebody shout I den t
I trn'nw v.'t.n It- wn.1." lie Mild, "hilt I
:... .- r ... ..- ...i. .. ,i...
"iiv mpk. ves sir. rcunea jedi teii
knew, that's a favorlte expression of
mine.'
"Yeu bark give us n demonstra
tion," said Mr. Kelsey.
"I can t i m net a aeg, am i;
replied the witness,
"Hew many times have you been
convicted?" asked Mr. Kelsey.
"Well, one, two, three, four well,
we'll say fifty, mero or less," replied
Jeb. "But te be exact, I've served
fifteen years in New Jersey nnd seven
years and twenty-two days In Pennsyl
vania, making a total of twenty-two
years and twenty-two days se, far."
il was then excused, but seemed loath
te leave. He sat in tbe chair a mo
ment and then turned hopefully te the
prosecutor. ,, ,
"Isn't there anything else you d like
te oak me, sir?" he inquired.
Balman, the last convict witness,
loelceil thn nart. He was en the stand
but a few minutes. He pointed out
fewell, who was sitting beside County
Detective Ellis Parker.
"I heard him yelling, 'Here I am
under the bathtub. Come and get me.'
One time when I was out In the yard
a man told me that n crazy man was
coming out for a walk. It was Powell,
nnd he couldn't walk straight."
At the conclusion or tne convicts
Ipstlmenv. .TiiRtlcp Knllsch ordered that
they be token back te the State prison
at Trenten immediately. There was a
heavy guard of State troopers in the
courtroom and around tne court Dunn
ing and jail during their testimony.
Mr. Keown said he would have, ether
witnesses of the eame character from
Rahwar.
The convicts were followed en the
stand by Dr. Mclvln Knelb, of Read
ing, a former practitioner of mechano mechane
therapy, who promoted the Bruncn
show nnd rose te the job of secretary.
"Did you ever hear of Jehn Brunen
threatening the life of nny one?" be
was asked.
There was an objection te this by
Mr. Kelsey which Justice Knllsch over
ruled. The witness answered: "Yes,
in the rnleldle of August, 1010."
Justice Knllsch ordered the answer
stricken out as the time was tee remote
te have any bearing en the case.
Mehr and Brunen Quarreled
"Did you ever hear of any quarrels
between Mehr nnd Bruncn?" he was
asked. "Yes.''
"Where?" "At Salamanca. It was
In regard te an order Mehr wns sup sup
pefed te have given a concessionaire.
I The order did net meet the approval of
urunen, wue censured .Me ir In the I
tircsence of ethers Mehr nuit the show I
saving h. vmI take his own show nnd I
saing lie weum tunc uisewn snow nnu
make it a wagon show." bur Vd- l
iJnen "horn? aft'th. 1rntedV liellinger told the police he was
wm asked ft he eVer had Zn' Hazel nwakcncil Monday night by a neiv In
sneak lu terms of "dliesnect of her he bnrn- A member of his family who '
fSther lie answered -"l IIp1 ' tnvelsfitrd says he saw two men inn
tneke Verv disresnectfuliv en one or tw from the barn as he approached. Hei-
oewsie S Pat the SinSSr tahle llneer Mfl ,hcre hrt(1 bccn nn fire or
occasions, unce ai me supper tame.. ,,, ,,,,-, i,.t ,,. ,, , i,.
iiazei nad a very geed appetite.
"1 jeated with bur about it and she
said, 'Well, electer, new that father
is gene I can sit down nnd enjoy a
meal. Before, whenever I heard him
approach the dining room I would lie
be frightened at what miidit happen
that I would lese my appetite."
"What were the relations between
Hazel and Mrs. BrunrnV" "They
were mere like girl chums than step-
metner and daugntcr.
drunken done
Charlie
I'ewell.' "
"What was her feeling toward
Powell generally?" "Very hitter."
"Oh. yes.
'It's only hcnr
'Who were they.'
ay for me, but llrunen told me about
linn rtii'L iura ir.ii.i v
wn.ie you were rituung uic urunen T, ke the uulpli .1 Ills IJelf I. lull re. I ;"'"" ;"".',' ;: ;: . " -
home in Philadelphia after the funeral, I that at Perklemen Junction offered .e. " rhnn.e.1 with iiiuking tlie investments,
what (lid Hazel s.iyV" "The first time i Ulve ivl.ler.ee of inning been the work ' "?"u,inS. llP r'i1,,S '.""' rt;?,,1,"ll't,J, cl,as
she reterrcd te Powell she said: 'Te et incendiaries. It eeeurred In the bum " Hi" Mil.ieril.en. Iixlng tlie rate.,.
think, doc. of them keeping Lncle en the farm of Barney Martin .deelanug the dlvidnids, making con-
Herrv leeked nn en the wnnl of m -m rt--.. i,.,...'i ... ....'tracts and pel-ferming all . 'ier duties
At this point Haze flushed and held ber imsband. who ceued lit- Mietui i b,utf'' ,,t,,,,,,J ,h,nl,1; ' ,',0t. !,1Uf .i"''- I CCMESTNU7
her head down, looking at her bands. nml rrln Int ,hp .vnr.l. hut the tmiehln. i n.iireprmll..n for the ,mj , e t of the ir j "SS"
Tim witness admitted that Hazel had rn,i ., eeeiinants had ilNnnni-iieil f.ilnries', iim i the ..., with the cm- r I
bitten te him ...ul asked him te teMlfy '' Th0' (ire was Started n?,'.r ihe dee, , . KI"(V' " !'n7 'KTihiVe are V (if r,lin,,v- -Ht..fl ns high as Leme rope. I think It as IVrev H,M" ' 'Xext te Keith'' Theat"
in her mother a behalf at this trl.il. j , ,h ban)i 80 lhllt rlW!U et UvP,tl)(.i; I St:i (...v. in nt. Iiem kiI i in, ..re si..-,o.eo0.0u0. The Matement fel- (Hall U indlete.l miilcr another rhi.-r.e 5
, IlT idW,i.IrinCJ? m V hTr waB ImpesMblp. Three cows and four ?l , '?, i",,? ' ' h " i thsener- Iou': ml Is relntlw of UeerRR linlliuaii. ,MOTM1-
husband in the conduct of the bus- ,ler ure ,)UrnP(, , tle bn ,. e tlie ( u"'1 ." l "''iUlrntlSn 'L'r' Otte WlwlfeltU. the lleriuiin ' the prent Sheriff, "and 1,. looped It i
iicmi' tne witness wb ahked. "I , with ,w qlumtmM of fePllMllff- nU? ( '"" -V? "idelhef " !?" irn Amb"""'"""-. '-'"' " Mr. Mw-in en' cr tl.- I.eniN of one prihei ,V , ter I , ,
arcaeld 1 . 1WM She 1n, was ticket1 eiTrille I-e l)eP,r, men, ' '''', . tffit tSl '" "" " ''-''' i"d' interim- j Told Primers , .'ray , Oy
.'fc1 , Vfrne., answered the .alarm of Mar,ln'h place, ft" , V,2 f!. "-" ...Hi' .n . - V tier.al lean .v ...-.nan,. In ls rM.ly ' 'The ne,..r. enler.-l the pr.n.ner,
i.ik 'n MeeeHsef 'i NgheW' but by tie time It ren -'ie.1 th ".'. ,,,-ieH pni.l. while the State Treasurer is '" -'ieici.! 'ni i in hiiiip- , te pin . an.l men il. U.-.tlnsf liesan. . - ((
Old Dranen have any enemies?" the barn hnd been n.niilel, dcUujed. '.Ln f the fund. , . ""'" ,ha . " ! . " ' ,. f !j ' '-1 , - V ! ' " ? i " " ,'? 'lcn t., u,t men did ,l,e .he.,tl..s. , -NU
tt
.ii Vii-i "" eeiveU from the St. Unatiuu farm, con- f. ,. heard. " inret-ii-.i Mr. " ie.itei.it mat.
""r.'u-i1.' ,.--,e .i,..-" "WVll ,i,, (,l,ctrd b-v ,he. .'ft,n0,,,c t'hurcli en -i- niemhcrs of the heard, namely, while .- in-1, Ue-ir.-d !e he f -.-ry.e.;
"Who were they? J)''- P' Whitehall read, live mile? from X,,n-ls. ,,. '", , Treasurer, the ItiMirance te the ..-i,.,l ......i.-u. ...-; .-n l-l. si
my return lrem Seuth America he told t t ,s MUeA tlint the flrebu8. (-,,, ms-tetier and the f'emmN-lnner of mntters hud i. ,.i.-'--tl, tenl,.-.l sueh a
me about the robbery her. h Ih u Ite Mparnt!ll af. ,,e Gulp!. Mills, tl.df Xr nnd Industry, no doubt have point that it v e . n..i :..-!.:.- for ui
lest all ner jew em. ne .ait tnnnie riub tire, one rem.ilnlns in MnntBenierv eiit-iin n-idltlne and purerviMir powers te dl'. v.. or te consider n lean te
Iriendman was In It lie theuKht. I Ceuntv nmi ,ll0 et1Cr going into Cheb'- nv, V "'' fullfi- lmt mMwt ,l", Auditor (Jennnti; mil..-', and until the repnra-
tiled te defend trilmnn am he became fer ciunt . "",' 'or m)v ethl,r ,i,8llltertPl effl. , ,.. .IS .,,, .-
crv hitter anil hUhlj areuscu. tic Nine cewh were burned te death and Cer net connected with the beard has etti.-ial d-uial .i- niade te r.-perts
declared emphatically that the tried- ........ . i. ..... .. . .,... . i c.r V. V.. ..... ..-.. . . n.witt in... .imi.nu m. ... i,n,i .,. i
:--' . ". ." , f .i
ten. then and new Beneral advance man
for the Hhew, was called.
lmvell' mnvprnent. the nltht of the
"in ui wniir. wiik al!l ciiiiurrniiic
served her act Ions COMJ.
..hiH vn. ever eee lintel (-bed a tear
OVPr i,0r5fther'deatl "" 'e "
0 Vhtn, nttPn dtne funeral' "I
,f, f?il' M5U ntten '1tne tmKral' I
,'n,,i , tell Mehr In Hazel's
,. A vi.L Kr, nkll, of Hal N
' '' n,.p hnVi Inl, 1 'The cuv that killed
nieie, nnu eaiu ins t,u) ...ni lu.u.i
Jehn Hruncn ought te hae n,geld
medal.' "
"I did." Hazel Brunen, en the stnnd
for the Commonwealth, had attributed
' ft VtT Z V. Melir.
".: .. .: . n ... .
I ,,'"' ',?'',, h,,r.e7 fa her a River.
,ldpy, ..Ve... the tiist time, before the
" -, ... - .
r . . ..... ,. .. .. r .....
an I at .titer h dead 1 new hive
f, "! ' JiL ,Iul, ?, 00H,r 'e.iv
...,:Vi" "5r.ifL?5""r"rr,'.lBnatlu. barn. The flre'wna liev-
nea t 11 ,.. "... 1.. !..... .,t ...; t ip i.n i ncs et ie niHt tn ten. I'...-,.v an. in- ... ...!'. . ,
-fiivp u mi ivi.iTiPiii n iiii" iiiKiii in 1 iii .--- --- ,,- . -- .-,.. . . t 1 . i . -.,,.,,.. 1 ui) fiimmiinefi r in
. ". . - ... ... .,i, ... ..!:" ---"-"- ; -- -.. .4 i.uil-1
n necause or wnai n u in we
,,...., ...... .... . .v.
-
SCENE AT HERRIN
. ammmMmaiiAmEKtKkHP"i Minmiw wa I
Wsm&Zzm
A scene in the courtroom at Marien, III., where live men are en trial
in the first of the Ilerrin massacre cases. The photograph shown the
attorneys for the defense looking ever a map of (he Herrln mine. These
attorneys are, left te right, Angus V. Kerr. A. C. Lewis, Kufui Neeley
nnd Geerge It. htoue
Seven Mere Barns
Burned by Firebugs
Continued from Pr One
further hearing pending the investiga
tion. The barn in West Chester was en
the grounds of the State N.n'inl Scheel.
It was of stone and frame construetlen
and steed en Resedalc avenue, between
..... rr.1.-. ,-..
vnmut ami U"eK sireeee. x..e ...
ic nlefrl nt tinflnil T irpe horspe. 11 '
..1 ..i ..v v--, -
cow. sixty hogs nnd 100 chickens were
saved by the firemen.
The property Is occupied by Jehn
Helllnger, steward at the Nermal '
Scheel. Helllnger says he is convinced '
the barn wns fired by incendiaries. He
had made nn insoectten of the struetme
half an hour before the blaze wn, dis- .
V "1"" '"'""".,. .Vv "IV V
destroyed. In ndditien te the ha, as-
rleultural implements, wheat, corn,
-,,,,, f,i'nj !,,,, ,., .,....
lirhtu used about the barn recently
On Old Darlington E-.tnte
covered ey a memDer ei nis lamiiy. ' ' "i--- V , . ,iv,t th
m. - ' .... . - . . .MAfltnttAf, nr hurrntl is line, no dOUbt. '
iue lire was starred in a unwimw :"'""!"",'". " .. ,,' z'j. ,i e ,i,
containing thirty tens of hay. nnd with-I te the fact that in the pened e ! tl c -i
eft..,. h.i.iiA. fV. l.i, .., .,n.. ., , .-, ffirm'itlnn nnd development OI tuc niaie
. . . . , I UU i; l Willi VI . t r ir. .. ... ..
The bam wns the prepjrty of the ngemeut of the institution. It is up
state, taken ever at n portion of the1 .i.. -,, ,. ti. miit.nl. nlnn. vrr
normal school tract two years age. The i
structure steed en what win for years
the home of the late Ihnmnt Darliiu Darliiu
ten, who lived In n fine innnsleii new
occupied by Helllnger. This house !
but 100 feet from the burn, mid the
firemen with difficulty succeed. .1 in
paving it.
SOllnil of en utouiebll. Peering out !
the window she wiw t
i.n ainaM,.,. ,i... I
in.. nnv fmm ehn i.r... s!n,ni, .,,,'
Pfln,ir,r. iron the hntn doers. She nunke '
Catholic Farm Hani Burned
t ..... tvi.. l.ntt.. ,l..i. ..... M....I.. ) i
&r'e as ,11-cevere.l, an alarm was re
ill I..U ntnii- ii.i.ii .inn nil' ...I.. 111.
. . . . . .
ne rn nrn i ic i uoMirevon inn st
, ?.J? J"J- niiV. "",w'1!!-
. . . . - . - i T n!i n ml iMiliiktr. Thrnn filllpm. !i Pft
i, .....r. nvT..uin i...iii.j .-niu.,.'.. .nil- if win i u h- .'. " ........ (..-........-. mn. in.- ....'i...! mm i.h.i i.v ....... ..
I " ; - , ' ,"""";,,, .,. tu.i.eh. .he Auditor fJeneral
i " : " v : "
the hUlKilllKS et t lie ItlNtltUtlOll
tun n..tnmnh1ln nnd peme of thn emvu
The nrlmlntitratlen bllidlnc nf tl.n hi.
Htltutien Is clefe te the IiuIIiIIhk, but i
ns saved by Hi-' fact that u imuth
eastern wind .- I.IewIiir and inrried
ihe llatiien clear of ilie etlier structures.
Fire companies from nearby towns
responded, but the fire had sained such
headway hat the harn could net jie
saved. The less was SMHKJ.
A nuick search of the surrenn.lii.L'
eountrjmle was mane, tmt no trace of
prepert).
At the Delehester Iarms. near New.
town .Siiuiie, an armed Kutird of thirti
thcmseivea or employ ethers for that
urj.ynv,
i i nn iiri.iiei.il. r -ikiiii'ii iii muiii" iim-ii-iv mini iimiiiii. i . - - v . - - - ".-... . ..".u -..- . - . . . . -. . , n i; r i it i n.ins 1 1
i.r,,,k,u ,,i. .,, ,,,.. uv ,,,,,. . , ..- - nif.ltniit tn Helier! M lenter the 0I ui''se inpn unn live . . ek . i..i...
Armed uanla for 11am, ! "j"' " ,' l" '? $ TiSten- s'P ,n Jhe ,a,l,M.,'n, ,f: eel" - id . Veeh.-v .Kti't',, tn,,",: W
Renewed activity of the firebus f, Z Tilu ",.f U.eta p't - $ '" -htlx.leI,.l. I.. IMpid 'Iran-it ; " ;;;;;ry a ,.., ,h,,P ..
within the hihl tweek despite read ' ire r, He Auditor lieneral. the Secre- fempnny, was ee.U.m.ed -..Meny In- , ' ' "V'." .. ' n ' ; n w ir.l ..,,,
patrols maintained In Chester. Dela- l ,UI- ' ,,. .he Ctiiiuenwenlh and the fore Co.umisMe.ier ( le.r.ent I. , " hi i i .. , ,
.n. a n,,.l Mmi.i emerv Pn.,.,ilu ... i .... . . ... ,.t cenlllied te the balance sheet- .if tlie " N"" " V" M.i e - ieletit ..!.,. ,,..:
State police, has led te renewed efforts I lining the powers and duties of' sueh Catharine and IJii.nl.ridce street- pas- l0 l'"-' 'lue.t.eu.
m. dm unn of fanners te limine. .i,i.. ii. ..... ', i ,i,,u i... sener Hallway l'.. nimiij. in contained I
i-"- - i -vvi invil I IJlllllll lllll'.'-l'in i i i nun hiiiii i iiiiuii iiii' . .. ",.
' '"
MASSACRE TRIAL
Wkf''iH, ' "''' tA I
OTaWStWMS.'lWAV!XIiSSa
Lewis Would Audit
State Insurance Fund
Continued from Toce One
an net which will give authority ; in
fiirt. iniike it mandatory upon tne
laer, maijp u manuaierj ui uj . fl r,prprin,ien K ,, , 1P fn).t ,int , ners inarch ahead of them. I saw Leva
Auditor t.eneral, te nudlt the accounts muM ,.eal i ehenpei- tedn ir, C!er- .Mann" nnd he pointed out the defend
of the Stute Workmen s insurance mnn Peasl t,mls .j,.,,, jv (j,.rmn ,.nn. i nut "there with a gun. Twe of the
i mi'i.
... ,
A, tin inii WerkmpnH Insurnncc
11111(1 N nnV cnnRtltlltPU it IS nCltncr
'n iiiMitnueii, iiiiru.ni ui iifinii..v..i
11 n liiMituiten, iiiircnu or '"i'H"i"
. t I 1 nAn
v( p Stntc 0evernmPt, nor a private
.,-..,.-.l., '. ttnnnrnl InmreKRIen
iii..i..iiu... ...- "-".;;. , .
prcu.ils that the State AJerkinens In-
f-urnnce tuna is n cimv iiiw.iuiniu .
is n department of the Htnte ue -
Krntn.,, sstniiitnp nrncticnlly the same
relations te the Stnte as 'these exist-
Ing. for example. bw. ?
'i'"1 ,tl,P, )!;l"'" T)m Xnt or
Beard, the Insurane iicpaitmcni or
c ' '" ""-i ' "";";' ,f , efn,P
Vv : .i,. ,,i i,,,,rBi Fnml tlie mnner
Workmen Insu wince mnei tne wenej
for Its organization ,n,l operation ,as
.v.ii,infi hv lPuMmlw nnnrunriatien.
TIiIh money has. hewc;er. since been
paid back "te the State Trensurj out
of the earnings of the fund,
"The Stnte Workmen's Insuranre
Fund, aa n matter of fact, sustains
n very anomalous relationship with
tllP Stntc C.evernm..nt. The parties
...,. ..,, , ,. nrn ., n mnn.
who take out lnsuranee nre. in n man
ner. regarded ns atockheldrr.s. but they
have no control or voice in tne man-
t ,s '()t n mut,la company, neither
is It n hteck cetnti.iny
Cniler the law the fund Is con
trolled and administered by the heads
of three State departments; iinmely.
the State Treasurer, the Insurance
Cemmis-iiner and the Commissioner of
''"nneeted vith the admii.u.iratien et
the fund.
"Th emp'e.xes arc by net of .Vssem-
"I.v declared te he empleyes of the
n'l... t niM
reiiiTiil counsel or the Heard ami
is n'lti.un.Hi I" iipiiuim .inn ii nit-
i . . ...:.. i t. ii,
Miinci
anil expense
aceennts ns m
doie- n.
un m
..ineetien wun einer uepan
. ""Vl'n... ,a,e
threush its chief audit
". .1
cni-iii itn a-'.' h.ih 111 t'
linn. Is of the
State Ir. .isur.r I'.ir th
pri.t.etieti of
Hn Si.ni- li -i-urer as t ln en-t.idmn of
tin-, -niiriti''-. i he lte.ir.l .t I'ulilie
(neiii.ls .Hid Hiiil.liiu:" it utl euter.'.l
i..in ... .."ie. iii. 'lit with ii M'iretv com-
i.auj previilinB !r i.iuki.iij nnu men
liiMiinuie.
'Th.' bill wlii'h 1 had prepared and
whteli u.i- intr.'iliieeti at t.ie last set.-
nien 11 lue-eiitailvi- .lame.s A. Wnlker
' and Sinaier .Mrrih i.iii-tnn win ncaiu
heard ii -in,: certain duties unen the
! State Tien-mer and Auditor iieiicinl
I ....,l ,ne-ei il.me i.enal'ies.
I "'1'h,. bill sjie. Ihenllj pi.uules for
IV would
that was
have prevented all the trouble
Ucvclepeil ny tue p.uuit. '
. en ii ( i hi ill I 1)1 Mi'i. -i ill .ML in
......,il..i,I.IC M nil IMPAn i.r
1922
m a a & A
flf AD LA W
GE
Berlin Shoppers, Howevor, Fail
te Find Any Drep
in Prices
IS EQUAL TO 5000 MARKS
tlj Asieelalcd Prtta
Londen. Dec. 10. Berlin dispatcheu
printed lie
dpn fall of
IAN BUSINESS
here tedny assert thnt the sud-1 y'TS't.fVr'hhrHom'rseOT?'
s,oKri!s1,e?tauifvrS rtt?w,?,nmi
5000 marks, follewlne ru
American lean, had strange nnd star
tllnc rpsultn In flermany last week-end.
The writers eav that thp whole country
wns bewildered, and that everybody s
calculations, long adjusted te holding
the dollar at something like 8000 marks,
were completely upset.
The neenle. te whom everr rise in
prices has been represented as due te thf1
rise In the dollar, leuieallv expected
that Us fall would be immediately fol
lowed by a drop In the cost of living,
and en this assumption thousands of
persons thronged Berlin's shopping dis
trict en Sunday in the hopes of in
dulging in purchases hitherto beyond
their means.
It was "SlWer Sunday. the last
before Christmas, en which the police
allow the shops te he open nnd the
shoppers were cenfidenr tlmt price
would be way down. Te their disap
pointment, however, the merchandise
they had longed for waa as hieh as
ever, nnd consequently they bought
little.
The tradesmen, taking notice of the
peculiar sltuntlen. en Monday marked
their goods down 'M per cent, but it was
tee late. The people, half pNppctnnt
that a further rite of the mark would
bring another pr!"e cut. kept their
purse strings tight nnd the merchants
new have visions of large Christmas
stocks remaining en their hand
Anether Htriktin.' effeet of the nmrk'n
nnd li li feared hat if liie mark's
'ttlll 11 1 1' III ' M IKti II I llf OKI M t)
wrt..,rt. : ,.,ni.,ini...,i .1,.. .1 ....
enft ItiitUVi fnul u-Ml iwmnm nn.1 li
f..i-.i ..... ......... 01111 LIU
Ucrman will lieeeme unsnleal-li-. The
ucrman wl lieeeme unsn eab c. Tie
McP, trHflp nIfe H,10WS (llP pffpPt of ,1C
.i..!.- ... ,..,!. .,..
.".'.". 111 .- iii.i.h.-.
Dis-iatHies ,,.. that under the cir-
cumstnncei ine manuiaenirers nnu
tradesmen welcomed yesterdays news
that the dollar had risen aunin."
New Yerk. Dec. 10.-.T. P. Morgan
-'e. last night Issued n statement
whflt rtescribetl n8
"highlv fantustical stories" regarding
e possibility et an international lean
BROAD STREET GARAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE
Fire partially destroyed a jjiu-tly computed eijjht-stery steul
frame gainpe nnd nwte bliew room undei ten. -,e of coubtfuctien
en Bread sticet above Taster shortly nfter neon tedny.
BOMB FOUND NEAR BUCKINGHAM PALACE
LONDON, Dec. 19. Pelice feuntT a grenade bomb in an asli
cart nt the rear et Buc..in.ghain Pnlace. It is a mystery hew the
bomb get there.
STEAMER THUNDER BAVN0W POUNDING BEACH
BUFFALO, Due 10. TTie steamer ThumTer TTay, rhich ran
a -hove at Morgan's Point, near Pert Colberae, Out., last Thurs
dav was reported today te be pounding heavily en the beach nnd
ill dau"r of breking v- Thy cea-t guard took off the crew.
mi...-, iih.i ...
t te'd iIip Ainh.iMii.1nr
rnnt ii.ii twi-nii i u ns iYfn v t no s:init
- I-- -
ia ,i " un i.
i.lnn ' f..r t,, -t-. infiu ..t the repa-
rai en prhl m ' . t ie iisliiiijtiin ..i.
iii;iii.-truii"i
100.000 CONGREGATIONS
ASKED TO URGE PEACE
w. ild llneiip
t loll .
i nrnttani in . i.n
e ( ii III ri. '
I id.n ." ,
.. ..tirei'iii. lit
.I'.'iill ik li l
will eherv.! 'Wuthl 1'.'
it un- .ulde.' i.n. I'
iearln.1 t.i-t -nni1 . r .'
nie .eiuerence
for Iutetuatieti
th. ('hurchc-
f ih. World All -e
rriMi.lf.il,,. Through.
Expert Continues Testimony
The .TOs-ti!nii'i.i,i'.n f J. V. See
T" "r." '""". ..!"'. -".
n tne report te tne i mniui-iener.
Bishop Quayle Improves
Ire'iuen lv uf n, of luu.it le weni.n. el
i n"'0"!1 nd lntnrnllenl Imrerunc. In
li a Uttbii." Adv.
i ... . . . .1 ' '' ii
I llll II M li " P-l',M-l tl - .
GRAND JURY GETS
HALL-MI LLS CASE
Court Tells New Panel He Hopes
Murder Mystery Will Soen
Be Sotved
DETECTIVES ARE OPTIMISTIC
Sttclal Mtnatch e Kventna Public Udarr
K,.inrlllr. N. .1.. Dec. 10. The
fr ehe tipeemher term.
' Supreme Court Justice Parker gave
"e definite Instructions en the ense,
t...t ..f.l I. na aha ,1m? clinnlit Itn
up bv the grand jurors. The)
Justice added he hoped the mystery
iiiiiinl li" Kinveil as toen ns possible.
A break seems te have developed
between Wilbur A. Mett, special
Deputy Attorney General, and the
count v efficlnh who investigated the
murder of the Rev. Edward Wheeler
Hall and Mrs. Eleaner R. Mills.
Mett snld yesterday no new evidence
I1HB even uiinjv.'t '', nnu:i: im- t-.,wue
Krnnd .lurv ended Its session. Semer-
i . l r.t..ttf .Ifl.AAllnx nB.n.leil tn.lflT
I that "new nnd important evidence" has
been obtained since that time. Once
mer they came forward with the ex
pressed belief that indictments can be
obtained.
There nre two women en the new
(Irani! Jury and one clergyman.
Herrin Men Told
Victims te Pray
Centinurd from Tare One
cemetery," raid the doctor. 'i),e ,f
them. I Inter learned, wns llnwurl
Heffman. These men wer blieding.
ilirtv and rneued. The mob of nbnut
1."i() aeme armed made the sl nrin-
wounded men were pressing their
I " "U1IIIL'4 .. t... f.,-j..,, vn-
.. ,....,iu .fiii rriAir hnniu
"Tern Mnnn rtrrlprw! fhnm tn 'uu'Inf
j. ...--.. ..-..-. ...... v u ..r,
, arms. Une et tne men Held his
arms.
! weuudel nrtn. and a rioter beat it down
,., u, , fri i.- .
1 Willi nis rniim, x.ir.i me priFencrs
rre ordered te crawl en their hands
nnfi knees, with tliPlr heads teuehiiiL'
, tnP ren, Near the cemetery the nrmeel
i.i.-n nskeil whether the nrsen.-s l.ml
anything te cu.. 1 luard coiue one en .
'If you want te talk you better be
damned quiek about It, because you
haven't much time.'
".U the cemetery two automobiles
came up. A man get out of one, with
Mann tv.
et the defendants ami
I'ercy 11.11 and .liui linl-i'.'iin. Thej ;
all fired into the- -K pri-ener- M-n,
eh ii.cn. ' hat ui" en dniiiV" Heffman
cried. Jee 'nrn-i',hi lite.l two qunfnl qunfnl
Inte tli" men Tie; all .Ir.ppel rilit !
nwn. pillus up e'" .it'll etlier. 1'nr- '
nnchi fired into HelTman after ln was '
down."
On the W'edlie'.iii;. In-fen the netifs.
Dr. Shipinan al-e tfstiiie.l, lie saw
Peter Ililler. another .l.'f. iidant. eat ins
in a rvstaiiiniit. IMier had u enn
slims ever hiu .she ild. r. Illllei -ai.l
.iccrdliiK te Mie .1." : , that union men
were KuarJitiK the .mi., that l.e had
1 cone ever a fe. et tl'.- e inpaii em
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$11.25 UP
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1341 VINE STREET
"OUUM lllcvclt Jabler In Philadelphia" "
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Best Mired Nats lb 25c
Seedless Raisins, pkg 12'jC
Seeded Rnislns pkg lfic
Fancy Glace Citren, 'j -lb 30e
ranse Peel lb 2ec
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At 202 S. 12d Street
Designed by Lighting Special
ists ivhe have combined
Grace and Utility.
SUIT CASES
Fer Xmas Gifts
Are ?Iest Appropriate
Real black
c e v h i el c
made en a
licht - weight
durable weed
box; soft
padded top
v i t h band
r-rJeZtV s i i i c n e a
-iy edzes: silk
lined; three shined pockets.
20 in., 22 in., 24 in.,
$13 $15.50 $16.00
Has the appearance and wear
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Remove Pininhs and
Blackheads With Cti&cura
Balhe with Cuticurn Seap aad het
wwm te free the pores of Impurities
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cf Cut'.cura Olntnient te seethe and
heal. Cutlcura Talcum Is ideal for
pewiering and perfuming.
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$1000
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Tenns
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Largest assort
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