Chester Times (Newspaper) - December 21, 1926, Chester, Pennsylvania AVERAGE NET PAID CIRCULATION FOR NOVEMBER 19255 iwe FINAL EDITION With Air Best News of the Day 15609 Dilly Leased Wire Reports of UP and the International News Service UNS TUESDAY DECEMBER 21 1926 TWENTY PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS v McGARVEY GOT FOR FIXING CASE IS CHARGE Men Who Were Arrested Testified That They Saw Clerk Destroy Records FOR ILEANA Testimony Taken by Mag istrate After Both De fendants Waive Hearing 4 r the fact that Richardson Shoemaker Jr of Lansdowne clerk of courts at Media and William J McGarvey deputy clerk had ap earlier in day before Magistrate A C W Mathues and waived a hearing on charges of bribery and destroying certain court records the prosecutor in the case appeared yesterday afternoon and gave testimony against the two men The fact that witnesses were heard tho defendants had waived a hearing was in order to perpetuate tho testimony it was explained by the prosecution K 5461 road Brookline was one of the wit who gave testimony against two court officials Stocker along with Harry B and Wil liam Heilly of Philadelphia hud been arrested in Haverford In October on charges of driving automobiles while Intoxicated They had hearings and later Stocker charged that Mc Garvey and Shoemaker had Inti mated that the records in the cuse be destroyed for a consider ation thus preventing it from coming to trial x was called to the witness stand before Magistrate Vy J Borton who is aiding In the prosecution of the case against Shoe maker and McGarvey Stocker testi fied that shortly after the hearing in Haverford that he had a phone con versation McGarvey anA the latter said the case could be settled and he thought the amount sary could be materially reduced According to the testimony of first figure mentioned was and this was reduced to and then to Stocker further testified to this conversation that McGarvey that after certain payments had made out of this amount he and Shoemaker would have about apiece told of an agreement on his part to go to Media but instead of doing so he got in touch with Robert Hackett of Hav erford nnd also with John Kent Kane The testimony was to the effect that he explained the situation to Mr Kane and upon the hitters advice he marked some money and agreed to meet McGarvey at his Stockers at 3712 Ludlow street Philadelphia He was told by Kane to get a receipt or to have the papers left in his waste basket Stocker that vey came the transcripts it is alleged wore destroyed and as lie Harry Ambruster another of the three men followed behind him according to produced the three sets of papers and REALTY BOARD OFFICERS J C Kane Is President for 1927 Raymond Shrop shire Secretary J C Kane of 1006 West Third street was elected president the Chester Real Board for 1027 at the monthly meeting of that 01 held at the Chester Club last night The program of the meeting in addition to the election of officers and directors consisted of an address by Ellwood J Turner representative of the state ture and brief talks by of ESSINGTON MAN IS SENT TO PEN SHOT RELATIVE Th o m a s Dunlevy 62 Wounded His Daughter inLaw After Quarrel SM CLEMENT OF INJURY THE MEN IN JHE CASE Man Who Attacked Sho Salesman Sentenced Had Novel Defense Former Service Commis and Phila Attor ney Headed Taxi Co Lho board Other officer elected were it the most recent picture of Crown Prince Umberto of Italy who according to rumor may marry Queen Maries last eligible mm WILSON TO DIE JANUARY 24 Negro Slayers to Pay With Their Lives for Murder of Walter Harden president James G Lewis of William J Price Inc treasurer Charles A Cummins of Cochrane and Cum mins and the following directors John F F Hewes F Frank Doherty J K Lewis and William M Hunter Raymond Shropshire of tho Pennsylvania Title Company will act as secretary dur ing the year Following the address of Mr Tur ner the meeting became a ial to the accomplishments of James P Hopkins president of the board during the past year The new cers were assured equal support dur ing 1927 by those present The Keal Man and His Community Interests was the sub ject of Mr Turners talk before the board More important than any tages which our city may actually have is the mental attitude of the people declared What Chester and every city needs is Pople who realize that money in tested in building up the community investment in their Continued on Page Two Walter Webb and Amos Wilson convicted Negro slayers of old Walter Harden of this city will Ue in the electric chair at on Monday January 24 This was announced bv Governor Pinchot lit late yester day tiie State Executive having the sole power to flx the date of execu tion for convicted men Webb and Wilson are at present in the Eastern penitentiary having been removed there from the Delaware county jail be cause of a scare the night previous when troopers nnd other armed officials were rushed to the Media jail to protect the Negroes along with Ollie Strickland slayer of Miss Emily Collins Linwood from a supposed attack Strickland like wise was removed to the penitentiary with the two to await trial In the county courts at Media on January 10 Webb was found guilty at the Sep tember term of court ot the death of young Harden who was shot and instantly killed at near Upland on September 10 while de fending two girl i companions In an automobile from attack by Ne groes Wilson pleaded guilty and Henry C of York county ufter hearing testimony sentenced him tothe elite trie chair He issuer a similar sen tence to Webb who after his con viction appealed for a new trial This is actually an own business j Then he pointed out the direct re between the bringing of more people to Chester and the In crease in properly values It Is necessary that you realtors have an interest in community af fairs because new people will not come to a community which Is not uptodate and your real business will not grow as it should Its just as Important that the mer chants of the city have the same at for their prospective cus tomers by the size of the city similarly Is It true of the banks and the Industries themselves must that the social and physical advantages of the community will have a great deal to do with keeping heir employes contented and happy Mr Turner referred briefly to a afoot to preserve the nat iral beauty of the and val pys of Delaware county He called mention to other cities which hnd their most beautiful sec ions from the invasion of industries and cheap homes and made beautiful Thomas Dunlevy 02 years old of Saudo avenue was sen to spend from ono to two years in the Eastern by Judge when he pleaded guilty to shooting his daugh Mrs Dunlevy Tho shooting took placi in the Dunlevy household September 4 when Dunlovy who admitted he was drunk at the lime shot his daughter inlaw lifter an argument Mrs Dun levy Is still In the hospital John Williams alias John Meutzer of convicted ot attack ing shoo sales man and striking tho latter over the head with a blackjack by a Jury before Judge Charles B Copeland Judge sentenced Williams to one to two years In the county Jail besides having to pay tho costs of prosecution Williams who was defended by Edward D Mclaughlin testified ho was forced to defend himself against Bratton Bratton under direct examination of Assistant District Attorney Wil liam B Jr told of the attack and subsequent attempt at i getaway on the of Williams who was captured on Third street by Focle John Richards Negro of Media pleaded guilty to attacking several and brandishing a He was sentenced by Judge Copeland to from six to twelve mouthy in the county The occurrence took place at the corner of Orange and Baker streets in October and created con excitement Samuel M Clement attorney for mer member of the Pennsylvania Commission and president of tho Quaker City Cab Co died at iho Chestnut Hill Hos Philadelphia at 715 oclock today Mr Clement was injured In a mo tor on tho Parkway near the Art Museum last Wednesday nnd removed lo his home at Rex avenues Chestnut Hill suffering from Internal Injuries His condition rapidly became worso and he was removed to hospital for an operation which was per formed early yesterday The shock proved too great Mr Clement who was riding lit a wnB on his way home when the accident occurred As the taxi passed Nineteenth street and the Parkway another car struck it and Mr Clement was thrown from his seat Ho hailed another and was driven to his home His physician ordered him to bed but his condition was not considered sufficiently serious to prove fatal un til he took a sudden turn for the worse and the operation a con of physicians was decided upon Mr Clement ault Public Ser vice Commission October 1 1321 sending a letter to Governor Pinchot accusing him af issuing false information gross and advice Mr Clement was appointed to the Public Service Commission ary 11 He succeeded Michael J Ryan and the appointment was a personal one by Governor Sproul Mr Clement was a widely known member of the Philadelphia bar and linn enjoyed a varied experience In tho criminal and civil branches of tho Robert H His wife hot and fatally Wallace M in her New York apartment committing It was the of police that motive wai to end their 18 ESCAPE WHEN BUS OVERTURNS was denied Wilson was arrested a few Eighteen passengers escaped un when a bus owned by James Stark and driven by Cecil Curry skidded and turned over de scending the Mount Hill on Mount road Rockdale at 620 oclock this morning Aside from being badly shaken up the occupants ot the heavy machine were unscratched The passengers were bound for city and the majority of them following their escape entered an other bus and continued their jour ney Several made the trip by train occupants of the ma chine the car turned around three times before it fell over on its side as the rear wheels dropped into a at the side of the road Had the machine gone to the opposite side of the road it probably would have plunged down a embankment The icy road caused the crash the passengers said after tho crime at his home in an alley running between Eighth and Ninth street and Upland and Potter streets Webb tied thecity and was captured in the ton Md three lays crime FOUR DIVORCE SUITS STARTED MEDIA Four started actions in divorce were in Media yesterday when libels were filed in the office of Pro William Ward Jr Mrs Stella of 1022 Barry ave nue Drexel Hill began action ii divorce her attorney E L van Roden in she asks to bi separated from her husband H Dickson whose address Is given as Drexel court apartments The couple were married June 1923 in Radnor and the reason given for the desire for a divorce on th part of Mrs Dickson Is that ot crue and barbarous treatment Another suit was filed by Mrs Dell E Benham of 184 Blackburn avenue against George Benham whose last known address was Eighteenth street Philadel phia The couple were married in in 1903 and according to suit cruel and barbarous treatment on of tho husband Mrs Ursal Johnson of East compelled Mrs to leave him Ninth street Eddystone Js in a Mrs Benham Is represented by Ell WOMAN SHOT BY HUSBAND IMPROVED parks hem and residential sections of The speaker aaiU that he was plan ning to present i state session VICTIM OF LOVE SHOT GIVES BAIL Probasco Likely to Be Freed Autopsy on Mrs Ingersoll Shows Suicide Copyright Powers Co SPEAKER AND COBB INVOLVED IN NEW SCANDAL Judge Landis Says They and Joe Wood Ball Game for Gamblers Commissioner Issues State ment Giving Details of Alleged Deal laying out boulevards creek Chester creek Ridley Creek may not get these boulevards for some time hut if we can get hem laid out and tiie land protected hat at least will save the beauty of these sections until the actual work can be done the speaker declared WOUNDED W LEG WHEN REVOLVER FALLS Adam a merchant at Seventeenth and Walnut streets was admitted to the Chester Hospital this morning to receive treatment for a bullet wound through the part of his left leg an injury sustained when a 35 calibre revolver falling from overcoat pocket to the floor of his store was acci dentally discharged He stated that he hnd placed the revolver In his overcoat pocket and forgot about Its being there whon he put on the coat preparatory to going out this morning The wound is not considered of a serious character and will be able to re turn to his home tomorrow was and in jull where he stayed awaiting trial Harry J Craybill of Crum Lynne was convicted of assaulting several all of Eddystone and was sentenced by Judge John M to pay a fine of and The assault occurred at tho corner of Fourth and avenues Eddystone October 11 Gray hill ad mitted on the stand that he under the influence of intoxicating liquor at the timn of Uie He contended that he wis struck by a shovel before he at tacked anyone The case was bv As District Attorney William 7 Jr Elgin E de fended Guilty of Nelson Montgomery of this city Jii tl Ifh NKW YORK Deo With hall ot furnished Cor courts ie practiced as a corporation lawyer and as a receiver for cor bus rehabilitated them through processes of reorganization Mr Clement was a ot former Sheriff Samuel M Clement and was born In this city March 24 ISIS He attended the public and then matriculated In tho Law School of University of Pen n sylvan In in ho was admitted to the bur the name year Ho allied with Peter K mel Jr nnd when the latter was elected District Attorney In JSJS Mr Clement was appointed an assistant He served three years In this period ho conducted on of the com a of of criminals He the assistant prosecutor at the of former United States Senator Quay on the conspiracy charges He also figured in the election cases In the and Seventh wards Alter retiring from the District At turned corporation was Lake him by his wife Wallace McLoun wealthy mnn of the renowned agnostic Robert G Ingersoll has been re moved from iho prison ward of Hospital to tho Murray Hill Sanitarium ho Is fighting today for his life against throe bul let wounds The police any they me that the first version of thp shooting was trut that was shot by lils sweetheart Mrs Robert If who than killed She tho wife ot Iho lu wutch manufacturer but no few available of Wallace M prominent New Yorker It wai taken at the time of hia the daughter of Robert G the and wounded by Mrs Robert H the watch wife who then own life CHICAGO Dec names of Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker two of the grand old men of br baseball wero involved in a sensational baseball scandal nubile thin afternoon by Commis K M Landis Landis Issued a tj statement going into the de tails of charges that Cobb and Speaker together with Joe conspired with gamblers in connec tion with game September 25 Ml Landis statement grave no decision In the case view of the fact Cobb and Speaker arc now both outside cl organized baseball and aggravated assault nnd battery by motorcycle on Lindsay his wife Mrs Lindsay of MERCHANT HELD ON ARSON CHARGE Mi c a I e IJ n d 6 r Bail Accused by Fire Chief Bauer much improved condition this morn ing at tho Chester Hospital where she is suffering from a bullet wound in the jaw inflicted by her husband Johnson who afterward ended Ills lite under the wheels of B freight on the Pennsylvania Saturday morning Mrs Johnson is still Ignorant of Mm fact that her husband committed suicide after tho shooting STRUCK BY AUTO Iocke of 220 East was driving his automobile north on Morton avenue early last and at n point between John and Terrill streets William E M inner of East Eleventh street from the sidewalk and walked In front of the was knocked down but other than 1 bruises uninjured He ro to go to the of a cian or to a hospital J Turner of Chester Mrs Mabel C Felker of Har rison street through her attorney William R Toal of Media filed a suit in divorce in which she asks to he divorced from her hus band William Hyatt also of The reason given Is cruel and barbarous treatment and indig The Felkers were married in Wilmington Del on May 17 Nrs Martha H 14 West street Media filed a suit through Mr Toal asking for a divorce from her husband Harry J Schuman whose address is given as 1403 Wash ington street Chester The Schu mans were married in Mass October 14 1313 and Mrs Schuman brings her suit on the grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment LOCAL EDUCATORS TO GO TO STATE MEETING At the Pennsylvania State Educa tion Association meeting to he held in week Chester will represented by Rob ert Lamey and Calvert Wood to gether with several members of the faculty of the Chester High school Mr Wood and Mr Lamey are mem tho press division ot the aa the latter the editor in chief and Mr Wood the manager George XV Pedlow principal of th Chester Hiph school will lend th local teachers who will attend Charles R Smith of the department of the Chester Hich school is on the of the In section at the meeting CITY TO TAX CIGARETS KANSAS Mo Dec City smokers will be forced to pay a 20 per cent tax on all bought within the eit limits The city council last nigh passed a ordinance t levy the tnx thf measure to lak December 30 Angelo Micale a merchant at whose tore and dwelling at SCH West Thin treet a fire occurred last was taken Into custody las light by John Bauer fire chief De Freimuth and Green a state rooper After the fire Chief tans ot kerosene were Count scattered around the building Arraigned before Magistrate Berri n police court today for preliminary on suspicion of arson Mical was committed without bail pending sauance of a warrant to Chief Baur or formal hearing Later upon th ca of son Henry tha three small motherless children re the attention of his parent Magistrate Berry fixed bail at i son stating his employer woul security Hazel Lee a released from the Saturday on a year parole into ali kinds o trouble yesterday with the result tha he was returned to Jail this to serve thirty days at the of which time he will begin scrvin i year for violation of his parole Yesterday afternoon when another West Third Continued on Nineteen JEALOUS MAN SHOOTS WIFE TRIES SUICIDE Crazed by Michael Abate 5 years old father of nine children Philadelphia today probably fatal wounded Ills wife 16 his mtl then attempted suicide Police say by firing two bullets into ils head The wife Mrs Jennie Abate old is not expected to live to Mt Sinai Hospital phy She was shot through tho icck Her husband the man Is in L critical condition In the fame hos pital Children of the coupl ranging in ige from 10 to 1 years told heir father had been ill for moro han seven months and for hnd Ken intensely jealous of his wife was married at tho age of in Abate at the breakfast today re his quarrel with his wife who denied MH charges that she was un to him Abate sprang tj his fert shouting You cant make fool of me This Is no Joke He then drew a pistol from a hu reiu drawer and opened lire on his wife pany through its financial He organized Acme Tea nnd the American Stores Company NAMING OF L C PROBED WASHINGTON Dec The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee ordered an today of the nomination of Cyrus E Woods of Pennsylvania to the In Commerce Commission The opposed by Kentucky Senators Hearings will be held after the Christmas holidays The committee also will Investi gate the nomination of F Myers na a member of tha Federal Trade Commission Myers IK opposed by Democrats and insurgent licans ns a result ot charges made by H I formerly an Investi gator of tho Justice Department that Myers while nn employe of the Department held up investigation of the Standard Corporation case n of the agnostic a charge of suspicion of Is jnsco apparently the only bar to Ills is tho lon of Frederick C nt for Mrs Ingersoll to piran a nore thorough Investigation of tha Ho contends that It would ocn for Mrs PARTY FOR ORPHANS to Bring Cheer to Wallingford Group and Cripples business and professional Uien of city and vicinity oom membership of tho local club arc elaborate plans for tho which they will for ninety children of the Orphanage and about twenty crippled children of the city In the Y W C A building tomorrow noon to a since partly v revolver syas tho roomT orly J the fer y Sva f a n rfe t W o U rid over tho lio Hald that In tuch Dr Charles let for tho district attorney disagrees Ho has filed a of death by He performed an autopsy wan today physicians felt certain he would 1 Turner of the that plans for tho Christmas party arc that no SOLD POISON LIQUOR KILLED 40 PERSONS BUFFALO N Y Tlec C Voclker must spend from 16 to 30 yearn in prison because he sold poison which is alleged to have caused the deaths ot 40 per sons j who ban been on trial here for murder as a result of fo called poison liquor cases In v cetera New York vas convicted of second degree at midnight by the jury which heard his case SMITH ACCEPTS SENATE APPOINTMENT REPORt CHICAGO DCC Frank 17 Smith from Illi has accepted the appointment by Governor Lon Small will make the tight for hia seat the United Stales Senate according to a appearing oday In tho Chicago Dally will U of Uie orphanage of leil ch a X noon Mie INJUNCTION GRANTED IN SEWER PIPE CASE THIS IS THE SHORTEST DAY OF THIS YEAR White today is generally consid ered the shortest day in the year nnd from now on the days to be perceptibly longer tomorrow will be of the same length Tho sun rises today at 719 a m and sots at 435 p m The same Is true of to the following day will show a change On Thursday the sun will riao it 713 a m nnl set at p m granting a minute more of daylight Gradually the daylight bourn will lengthen until the middle of June when they will again decrease A decision rf to a number of homo owners in the HCC ot the oily handed down at Media when Judge John M granted an Injunction of Wilson street near Sixth from disconnecting a newer from the property which entered hia cellar and emptied In his Inlet Nicholas Chinchilla agent for the property and who instituted the proceed I rigs that sixty per cent of the double homes in the wards of thu city arc no constructed that the drainage from both houses empties rise it the cellar sewer inlet of one Pn house objected to the from his neighbors houm entering his collar and H in claimed that he disconnected the pipe which was the cause of the suit WORKMANS HAND CAUGHT IN SAW Butlir near Eleventh H trout employed nr a local lumber mill wan In Iho uc ivart of the Chester hospital yesterday afternoon for lacerated when like hand was caught In a saw at ot ctn was not admitted us a patient A second accident victim treated at tho Institution yesterday wis Melon and Fulton Miss stepped In Ion an wan flighting from a V R T trolley at Market Square and MUH a sprained ankle in falling She wan Kent to tho hospital by Iu trolman George Radius of 30 Miles From Ridley Park ters Is Ordered regular of the will dig rifter which thq for the children will bo heldin of the club hn wook In decorating the In keeping with the Christinas season Including the elec tion ot a tree The part ot the program will n brief tulle by of the club L followed by a by iVey Dr Jf Hie St Pauls Prot church Songs and a short playlet by the children part of the program The part the will include a piny entitled the Night cast of Include a few mem bers of tho nnd n group of wll also ho given by members of the liach of the twenty or more crip pled children will receive a mna present from tho and boxes of candy will be given to tho dren of tho orphanage Santa Clauw tho part to be Charles II will be on hand to distribute the to tho children Chester Couple to Give Some Orphan Xmas Gift of Home MINISTER DIES WHILE ATTENDING SERVICES Somewhere In this section of Penn sylvania there Is a little blond orphan girl who is going to get the and best can give The will not only nil the toys that a little heart could but sh will detected Lee entered a 130 KCt a with street H Erody thi am stealing shirt ami after recovering the article turned the man over to Crosgrove Inquiry male of Warden George Allen of the county prison revealed that Lee was mother who say they will lovu the baby because they havo no children of their own The well furnished cheerful hom that awaits the lucky baby is located out on parole and when he wan iy at ins Potter street and is occupied clven a hearing this morning before Magistrate Berry he was committed for 30 days Bernard GoWen and Paul Edwards alias James Klley of Wilmington Del arrested at Market and Graham yesterday by Detective Baynes and Patrolman McKenna on suspicion of larceny were held for Investigation at the request of the Wilmington authorities taken into custody the suspects had a case containing a saxophone be to have been stolen Thomas Gallagher no home found Mrs David H They nre so positive that Santa will aid them In having a of their choice legally adopted before Christ mas that they have had Saint Nick make an early delivery of a doll coach a dolly and oodles of other playthings for the little bunch of cheer whom they hope to call their baby on Christmas morning We have never been blessed with any children and we long so much to have a little baby In the house we aro really anxious to adopt said Mrs Lovett in hcr home last evening A smile crossed tho down and out at Fourth and Mari lips of her big strapping husband ket streets last night by Patrolman he nodded approval of his wifes Kiggs was commuted for 21 hours statement ard seemed to visualize search a little tot playing around the par lor floor Each Christmas for several years we have dined away from it seems there is something missing on Christmas if there isnt a kiddle In the home They to enrapture tho adult with the real spirit of the season and It hns al ways seemed to us as though our Christmas was hollow or lacked that mysterious something that a child only can add Yes would so dearly love to have a child and want her for Christi mas Oh we do want a lar type It must be a baby glr about two years old one with light curly hair and blue eyes We would love to give several kiddies a trial to study their disposition but I am positive that whoever is the one we take home first will be the one to remain because I think after we have one we wont let It Mrs recently saw the pic tures ot some In a nearby who can legally bo adopted She expressed her In tention of going there today to ft leftt a foster child and Fortune will be kind to the little wait whose personality will he able to attract the childless couple during their W If Council engineering exec u ml acting secretary of high ways In Pennsylvania has decided to extend the State highway patrol along all tho Improved high ways In Delaware county The patrol will operate n that is now In Ridley The men will patrol fill State highways within a radius of 30 miles from their in Ridley and will Intersect with a patrol from Malvern and West Grove on This Information wai given In a letter from Mr Connell to Senator Albert Dutton This means that all the important highways In Delaware county will be covered regularly by patrol and this will remedy of the most urgent demands police patrol on the State highways duo to the Increased automobile traffic The need In especially great on the Philadelphia and West Chester turn pike in the townships of Haverford nnd Upper Darby on the and through tho borough of Media on the State highway from Chester and through other touching thereon It had been suggested by ir Mnc that Mr Connell increase the number of men to patrol these roads until ouch times ns the traffic is made safe not only for vehicular traffic hut for pedestrian as well The letter from the acting tary of on the subject Is ag follows I have your letter of December 8 relative to the patrol of various Im proved State highways in the Vicinity of Chester In addition to the Ches ter pike The substation which has been established in Ridley Park will patrol all State highways within a of 30 miles from their headquarters and will intersect with the patrol from the Malvern and West Grove substation and a of this all of the Improved highways In tills The Kev Vincent Nicholson 74 o 80S Vornon street die while attending tho AM E church In Media on Sunday will bo burled to morrow ut 1 oclock Ser vices will be hold In Trinity U M E church Media nt 5 oclock Thomas If Ryder of Mcu will Interment will bo mad CHESTER HOSPITAL fames and George of were thg tight the Ches others be rig Wilson street Mrs Catherine street Jarry Simmons Enst Fourth street 5 frs Alary Mary street ani East Seventh street Patients discharged were Robert Del Markle Frank Mra Isabelle Collins last Eleventh street and Joseph Carman West Seventh FIRES ON BURGLARS Five burglars apparently organized to of Christmas pres ents ivere putto flight early today under pistol after they had looted the first floor in the of A Dacher Topics of Times Bootleggers are blamed for Media Always knew they specialized in fake stuff Tnt Houghen says that a hi the is worth two In the system at rtcv well known In He vras a member ot the min for thirty years nnd in of a church In Wilmington Del He suffered n hemorrhage on Sunday and dlud before he could be removed from the Media edifice He Is survived by his widow Mrs Ella Nicholson and a Gibson Turk calls men of his pfp shock Well they certainly how to charge Tho Times a story yesterday bf cause plumbers worked real fast Well that Is real news station platform found ablaze yesterday morning caused by what wair Ing passenger while waiting for a artd a warm spot Ann Costollo says a beauty doctor can perfectly plain But aho cant try that on her customers A dispatch from Ontario Can sayo that place is overrun with snowy owls from the Arctic lately Wise old owls The dumbest student know started looking for teeth marks when told the new has frostbitten feet FORMER BLUECOAT DIES funeral of James Dean col ored policeman of the city wlU take place tomorrow sit I oclock from the undertaking parlors at 204 East Tenth street Denn died after four days Illness following an apoplectic stroke He employed nt the American Dyewood Company Interment will take at Green lawn Denn i survived by two brothers David nnd and a niece Mrs Ada Murray of Chester SAYS GIRLS BIT HER Ella May Gordon a young Negro woman of 323 Ulrich street applied at the Chester Hospital last night for treatment of lacerations ot the muscle of her left arm tho wounds Inflicted by the teeth of two Negro girls who she told the police attacked her when she was walking on Central avenue near Twelfth street Ella declared she did not know her assailants and could give no reason lor their at tack upon 2 KILLED IN AUTO CRASH Pa Dec Negroes were killed and a Sharon policeman and a were badly Injured when a sedan driven by of the Negroes crashed Into x fire plug and careened into telegraph pole here early today The were Roland Henrth manager oi a Ohio hotel vicinity wilt be covered regularly by Charles Tuck 20 also of Youncs A woman In Australia found a Brother through publicity in this aper So maybe theres still or some old maid to find a husband hrough the proper advertising medium Homer Iord who Is a recognized observes women pet ood figures by signing vaudeville Many a husband now Hated among the dead or will show up after the shopping decks are cleared ot the debris peaking about Christmas quaint belief persists in sonu parts of the country that Santa got hia start in life as a jury oreman The Weather details town WASHINGTON forecast for Cloudy probably by Rising to northeast and TODAYS CALENDAR Sun 718 a m Sets 436 p m High water 256 atn and 317 p jn Low water 1019 a m and 1053 Hourly Midnight 37 7 a 1 rn 37 t a 2 9 a m 88 3 a m 3610 m 4 a m 36 11 o a Noon 1
