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OCT -6 1322 1 To Sell Your Car Quickly use c.n Inquirer Want-Ad Double-Quick Action and Residts Phone Filbert 3-300 Ask for Ad-Taker Science Measures Every Woman's Marriage Chances Why "old mauls are largely matter of geography" is explained in an illustrated page of Next Sunday's Feature Section afe 4 ft. tar 4 am -a -1 WW- VOL 137, NO 98 PHILADELPHIA, WwID AY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1922" Published ind SnniliT. Entered a fteeond-clasi matter at the Postofflce la Philadelphia under Act of March 3. 1S79 a WEATHER Partly cloudy TWO CENTS The Philadelphia inquirer Co. Victims of Fire WORLD SERIES FANS MOB JUDGE LANDIS FATAL FI BLAMED 1 1 iSOi PLOT SS RIGID PROBE OPENS LOVE ITES STOLEN FROM RECTOR'S DESK BK il RIVAL ADMIRER MUDANIA PARLEY HALTED WHEN KEMALISTS DEMAND POWERS QUIT STAMBOUL A SGAME IS CALLED i War Boys Say They Detected! r- r- Another" Woman Besides Singer Infatuated With Soviet'to Mobilize, -Its Black Sea Forces Remaining "Darkness" Deadlocked in Tenth uasoiine times tarly I Daylight When Halts Contest Inning in Evening Him, Is New Hint Hail Autopsy Reveals Fact Refuses to State Whether Arrests Are Probable Mayor Visits Ruins That Mrs.

Mills Was Victim fa 1 ALLIES BREAK OVER QUICK SURRENDER OF CAPITAL TO TURKS France Supports Kemal Agains? Britain and Italy When Nationalist Envoy Insists Upon Early Evacuation of Constantinople; Generals Leave on Dreadnought to Consult High Commissioners of Maniacal Fury i Robber! Crook! Fakir! Hurled at Boss of Baseball by Angry Thousands; Police Protect Him Reports that the odor of gasoline LONDON, Oct. 5. The correspondent in Berlin of The Times telegraphs that he learns I the Soviet Military Council has decided to mobilize Russia's Black Sea naval forces. He adds that the Soviet commander in the Black Sea has ordered alT leaves suspended. RIGA, Oct.

5 According to Moscow advices received here, Karl Chief of told the Transport Workers' Congress that if Great Britain took over the rule of the Straits of the Dardanelles Russia would begin construction of new from -a Ftaff Correspondent. NEW PIIUNSWICK, N. Oct. had been detected about the warehouse at lUlb-L North American street Despite the cloak of secretiveness that has been thrown about the investigation where four firemen lost their lives early yesterday morning, and that noises had into the murder of Rev. Edward W.

been heard in the building preceding the Hall, rector of the Church of St. John, fire, led to a rigid Investigation yester and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills, choir leader day. The building was owned by John at the church, at their trvstinc nlace A.

Molloy and occupied by Joseph -By GORDON MACKAY NEW YORK, Oct. o. With plenty of daylight remaining, the second World's Series game between the Giants and the Yankees wj- called on acconnt of "darkness" in tenth inning today, with both clubs deadlocked at three runs, precipitating a riot unparalleled Hellenic Envoys Further Complicate Situa- on tne deserted i'hillips farm three weeks ago tonight, the prosecutors of Middlesex and Somerset counties today Beelusky. Fire Marshal Elliott held a long con KENESAW M. LANDIS Hieh commissioner of baseball, who was mobbed by fans yesterday as second World's Series erame in New York was called on account of darkness with score tied at three all.

ference with Director of Public Safety Cortelyou in the evening, but neither in the history of baseball. make any statement as to lion by Putting Decision on Armistice Terms Up to Athens; Allies Reported Ready to Grant Kemal is ts Control in Thrace and Coerce Greece Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, opinions formed regarding the fire abled soldiers' and sailors' charities of New York City. The sudden ending of the game came EW CRISIS BRINGS high commissioner of organized base vre you reaay. to state tnat you believe the fire was of incendiary ball, was reviled and cursed by thou the Director was asked. SESSION J.ne investigation has jut gotten under way," he replied.

"Some strange testimony has developed and the public may be assured that the matter will CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 5. (Py were forced to admit they had received information which substantiates discov-eries by newspapermen that the rectoi and the woman planned an elopement. Prosecutor Joseph Strieker, of Middlesex, and Prosecutor-A. M.

Beekman, of1 Somerset, who have both labeled the information brought them by newspapermen concerning the elopement planned by the infatuated pair as "pure fabrications," today admitted' the following developments: That a mysterious woman witness had testified before them that Mrs. Mills confided to her "the minister was all ready to leave town the minute she (Mrs. Mills) said the word." OF BRITISH CABINET the Associated Tress.) Abruptly, though not unexpectedly, the Mudania so unexpectedly that the spectators did not know what it was all about until several minutes after the umpires and players had scattered in the direction of the clubhouse, leaving the diamond deserted. Never" in the history of the World's Series has such a dramatic spectacle been seen nor such a disgraceful scene been enacted. Angered as the umpires and players dashed across the field to a safe haven, and finally realizing that the game had been called, the spectators rushed toward the box near the Yankees' sands of angry fans.

Epithets of "robber," "crook." "fakir" and countless other odiums were flung at him when he sat in a box with Mrs. Landis, and the protection of police was necessary to safety from the Polo Grounds. No explanation was given for calling off the game, but tonight, several hours after the hostile demonstration had shown the wrath of the thousands who felt themselves cheated out of the finish of a thrilling game, it was announced that the entire receipts of today's game would be given to the dis- conference came to a halt this after the Di- replied Marshal Hot be allowed to rest." "Are any arrests rrobable? rector was asked. "I cannot speak of that now the Director as the Fire nodded his head in apparent cf the reply. MomboJIi have asked for further instructions from their governments.

If these are received in time it is possible that the conference may be resumed at Mudania tomorrow afternoon. Another report was current, but accepted as only partial explanation, that the stoppage of the conference sessions was due to the necessity of the Greek delegates referring all matters- noon. it will be resumed is a matter of conjecturer approval Brigadier General Harrington, com mander of the Allied forces and head of Radio From Harington, at Stamboul, Shows Dangerous Situation the Allied delegation, 1 returned this 2 That Rev. Mr. Hall, instead of at Continued on 22d Page, 4th Column lor decision to their government Athens.

1 evening on the battleship Iron Duke, the $10,000 legacy he inherited from and the Italian delegation also came to Constantinople. It is understood that MAYOR iN SCATHING ffwEii BALK Angora Accepts Call to Peace uis mouier-in-iaw, nad Km in easily negotiable securities in his safe deposit vault with which he could finance any planned elopement. The authorities, both of the County and State, have known this fact for some time, but have for some reason the Allied generals will go into conference with the High Commissioners on certain serious difficulties which have Conference, But Wants Russia Invited VETO SCORES 'JOKER' AT 16,900,000 LOAN arisen at Mudania. Various explanations for the separa kept it secret, making it appear that Rev. Mr.

Hall, left only the $10,000 in tion of the delegates are given in tb' TAXICAO ORDIHCE securities and a life insurance policy 0P0 SED Br MAYOR rumors -v hich quicKiy developed nere There is also evidence that another Greek Delegates Balk; DecisionJJp to Athens SMYRNA. Oct. 5. (By the Associated Press) The agreement which has been reached at the Mudania conference between the Allied and Turkish delegates, 'according to Mudania messages received here, was communicated to the Greek delegates, who expressed djKsatisfaction vrith it, declaring themselves not em jwered to reply and that they must have instructions from Athens. The messages state the agreement provides that the Allies and Turks are to evacuate the neutral region of the Dardanelles; that the Allies will cn- Special fable to The Inquirer.

Corvripht 19tt, by Sew York Herald Co. All rights reserved. LONDON, Oct. O. (Friday).

The apparent breakdown of the Mudania The list of dead follows: PATRICK A. MT'KRAY. 2)5. 1739 North Eleventh street, hoseman. Engine Company 21.

-Newmurket and Poplar ALBERT K1SIIKR. 32. North American street, hoseman. Engine to. 21.

THOMAS UJILOW.VV; J27 Newmarket street, ladder Man; Truck 2. i'ourlh ana J-'ionr streis. EDWARD PA VOX. 402 West Berks street, ladder man; Truck 2. Murray, Calloway and Faxon were Veterans of the World War.

Each served in France and returned unbounded. Mayor Investigates Ruins Mayor Moore made a personal investigation of the ruins where the four Jiremen were burned to death in an elevator which jammed between the fourth and fifth floors of the six-story portion i the structure. North Bodine street the building" was only two'stories ill height. of the Fire hal's office and building inspectors combed the district yesterday in search of evidence as to the origin of the lire. Important evidence was obtained from Frederick Dietrich, watchman in an adjoining building, and from three boys, Joseph Attetibeig, Bodine street: Otto Sacquis, 1018 Bodine street, and Fred Dietrich, son of the watchman.

woman member of the church was in The one roost generally credited re late to the evacuation Consfan Top to boitcm are Patrick A. fatuated "with the rector," and that she Thomaa GUloway. Edward Faxsom and Albert wrole him several letters. Tt is Haiti conference caused the British cabijet tinople. According to unofficial infor is her.

who were killed at the fire which swept two warehouses on North American street late suddenly to convene at" 11 o'clock last Wednesday rjtjrht. mation, Ismet Pasha, the Nationalist representative, suddenly raised the night. 'It found a message from (len- Smuggled Proviso Nul-ifies Good in the Measure, He Declares erai lianngton, who had returned to question at the afternoon conference of the evacuation of Constantinople Constantinople aboard the Iron Dake, DEATH TOLL GROWS i this woman went to the kitchen maintained ii connection with the Sunday School at the church some time after the discovery of the bodies, and removed from the rector's unlocked desk several letters which she had sent him. Secret "Postoffice" Found The authorities today claimed to have discovered the secret "postoffice" used by the rector and Mrs. Mills in exchanging love notes.

This proved to but after waning until 12.30 this inorn Borrowing Capacity Too Low to Risk' Expense, Says Gaffney Novel Credit Plan Evolved to 'insure; Completion of Delaware Bridge General Harington replied that that would come after the conclusion of, the peace treaty, as set forth in the -inue their occupation of Constanti ing the message was still incomplete, it was officially stated, owing to bad liS BURNING FORESTS joint Allied insisted heat wireless. edly on an earlier evacuation, and it Says High Rates and Charges of Rent-gouging Constitute Public Scandal was found hnpossbile to reach an agree General Harington apparently re be an old packing box, mustyand dirty, merit for the present on this important nople during the pence conference, anj that they accept the re-establishment of the Nationalist civil government in the departments of Constantinople and Chanali. The advices state that the further terms are that the Greeks are to evacuate Thrace within nine days after this decision js communicated to Athens, in the cellar of the Church df St. John, ported Mudania difficulties, said he wis MOT lhe cellar is little used. Two weeks point.

France Upholds Turks' Demands returning to Constantinople, and asked The boys stated that about 7 o'clocJT ago- the sineer's husband, who hnrl tht for instructions. The Cabinet cabled General Mombelli, of Italy, supported Council's "joker" ordinance for the him to wait in Constantinople until the Immediately after Mayor Moore had General Harington, but the French Cabinet was able consider his com Six Villages- Destroyed, regulation of taxicabs will encourage pleted dispatch and advise him. monopoly discrimination and extortion, only key to it. went there to tend th? furnace. A trap- door to the left of the altar opens into the cellar, but there are no stairs leading vdown and the only entrance is from the outside, through a door below the window of the pastor's study.

Finding of the box came almost simultaneously with discovery ofHetters written by Rev Mr. Hall to Mrs. Mills. The meeting of the Cabinet at the delegate, General Charpy, was non-committal. At this juncture M.

Franklin-Bouillon, the special French envoy, intervened, with the probable, result that the public and that the Nationalist troops are to occupy Eastern Thrace, but that a zon of ten kilometers on each bank of the Maritza shall be neutralized and occupied by the Allies, with the Nationalists immediately to administer Thrace. With Thirty Dead in One midnight Jiour is sufficient indication of who use the taxicabs will be compelled the gravity1 with which Whitehall re- ednesday evening they were playing marbles in Bodine street. An agate rolled under a door of the warehouse and they tried the door to see if they could get inside. They found the door unlocked. Inside they were met with gasoline fumes and went out hastily.

Later, they reported the occurrence to Dietrich. Found Same Door Locked He tried the door by which the boys had entered, but found it locked. The watchman, however, kept close watch and late in the evening heard a noise in the building. He told the Fire Marshal that he declaring that he had been instructed gards the situation. Only in the bit to pay the bill, according to a scathing District terest days of 1914, were the British by the French Government to support County detectives pointed out that these veto arraignment yesterday by Mayor heads summoned to Downing street at the Turkish demand.

The discussion letters were the first which showed Moore. such an hour. grew very warm and the Allied gen the minister had replied to love notes from the woman, and proved that he (These terms, with some additions, are similar to those asserted in private despatches received in Paris to have been reached between the Allied and Turkish military leaders. In case of Greek opposition the submitted a request for a new improvemeat loan in Council yesterday afternoon, Joseph P. Gaffney, finance committee chairman, took the floor and virtually asked the members to bury the proposition.

Gaffney blamed the Mayor for not submitting an administration loan bill to Council in time to have the voters pass on if at the November election. The Mayor's loan bill contains only items certified by his departments as urgently needed, and he ordered them pared to the bone before sending thein The Mayor notified Council a The latest dispatches from Constan- erals adjourned to confer with the com- reciprocated Ler affection. tinople indicate that the Turks as well missioners at Constantinople. lengthy message that he had refused to Rain Checks Fire in Sections, But Record Conflagration Rages in Others lhe Prosecutor also said today his men believe they have established two as the Greeks are recalcitrant. While poth General Harington and General sign the ordinance, passed despite wide inaccuracies in Mrs.

Hall statements the Turks were agreeing "in principle, agreement provides, the despatches declare, that the Allies are to nermit spread opposition a fortnight ago. lie to tne Ames terms, it was "poryu nnci UAtinmAD Turkish troops to oceunv llnstorn Mrs. Hall from the first has insisted that William Stevens, her brother, went with her to the church when she hunted asserted that high taxicab charges in was preparing to attempt to enter the building there was a slight explosion, und almost immediately fire appeared on the second story. Bielitsky had only been tenant of the building for six weeks. One year ago, of-ful- nuivic oncvv nHinuiurir they were making the details this city and complaints that hotels and IMPOSED BYN.

Y. COURT Thrace militarily, while the Allies adopt diplomatic and other measures to coni-pell the Athens Government to accept the terms. other institutions are renting the streets fillment'- along utterly irreconcilable lines. Downing street is frankly suspicious, moreover, of the fact that Ilen- her husband the night he died, and that he returned with her. Mr.

Peekman said today he had witnesses ready to swt-ar she returned alone to her home. to favored taxi companies have reached Tenants Cannot Force Landlords to Continued on llth Paga, 1st Column the proportions of a public scandal to Council yesterday. They cover wat The second discrepancv is of little I rv Franklin-Bouillon was the only civil- In the face of the Mayor's message Repair Walls Ruined by Fumes NEW YORK, Oct. 5. Home-brewing Reported Concessions to importance in Mr lieekrnan opinion.

jan at the Mudania conference. It involves the sendmsr of somo clnthoo Councilmanic leaders weakened in their er supply, completion of piers, sewers, bridges, draining of the Fortieth Ward lowlands, and a new fireboat for the Schuylkill River, the Mayor appending to Philadelnhin to It is not forgottea that it was decision to force passage of the meas tenants have no right to kick against peeling wallpaper and falling plaster. claimed Mrs. Hall said she habituallv Bouillon who made the Paris-Angora Turk Startle Athens ATHENS. Oct.

5 (By the Associated ure over the veto and postponed action QUEBEC, Oct. 5. A death toll of mdte than 30 persons is certain, it is reported tonight, in the brush and forest fires which, are raging over two widely separated areas in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Although the fires which razed six mining towns in the Haileybnry district in northeastern" Ontario are reported checked, timber land in the St. Maurice Valley, in Qubec, is ablaze tZLl lte firm- the treaty last year, at the moment Premier the Court of General Sessions held to- for a week.

In the meantime Richard an explanation showing the urgent ne Briand and Prime Minister Lloyd George day. i iiur pr, me Jrmiaaeipnia police have established that she never Fress). Consternation was caused here SOPHS TAKE SPANKING RATHER THAN EXPULSION Mercer Students Found Guilty of Hazing get old-fashioned Punishment MACON. O-t. o.

Mercer University sophmores found guilty of haz-by the University president were sound- Weglein, president of Council, was in were seeking united action If the Turks cessity in each case. The items follow: Justices Kernochaq, Edwards and ueait there before. by a Constantinople wireless messag" structed to call a special meeting, prob Moss suspended sentence on the Salvin iicked up late lat night by a local sta For fireboat on Schuylkill. S130.00O. Rector's Body Exhumed v- Today, three weeks after the mur- were not responsible ror tne DreaK-down of Mudania.

many persons in Whitehall believe, if they, do not say, that Bouillon's encouragement of Mus- Realty w-hlch pleaded guilty tion purporting to give the armistice ably for next Tuesday afternoon. Representatives of taxi companies, independent taxicab drivers, railroads, ho For fire apparatus $100,000. conditions arranged by the Turks and of violating the Tenement House law, when the company pleaded 'in extenua or improvements to the fire class tapha Kemal may be responsible. thrashed by seniors last nisrht and aerr ana arter numerous arguments, squabbles and conquest of technicalities, the body of the slain rector was exhumed and an autopsy performed in tels and other big property owners in- he Allies at the Mudania conference. The conditions outlined in the mes system, Break May be Final tion that steam anjd gases given off today University authorities said they fires spreading south and south erested in the operation of taxi stands i or completion of Piers No.

S2 Dispatches indicate that a way has from the home-brewing east toward this city and the villages sage include- the occupation of Eastern ani distilling impossible in front of their premises will be asked and 84, South. tne morgue. An official report, given out at the been left open for the resumption ofj plants of tenants made it nnpo it Thrace by Allied forces and Turkish attend. gendarmes up to the line of the River to Keep piaster on tne walls or paper For main sewers $530,000. For removing old, and re-construct negotiations at Mudania 1 riday afternoon, but in view of the full powers accorded General Harington hitherto.

Continued on 6th Pago, 1st Column The two principal questions which on the plaster. Council will ask are: ing new sewers, $530,000. it is recognized that some new devel lying north of Montreal in what is described as Canada's worst conflagration. Peat bogs are ablaze in the Quebec marshes, and Gustave C. Piche, chief forestor of the province, who is -directing government fire fighters, said tonight that even in the event of a believed that hazing was a closed incident at Mercer.

The sophmores, it is understood, among other things spanked their new school mates Tuesday night and yesterday the president of the university gave them the alternative of similar treatment or expulsion. Seniors were pro-Tided with straps and the punishment was given under school supervision. Is there or will there be any real or ANSWERS IN HIS HAT opment beyond his vide capacity may TRfll I PY PAR lll I ROY mnke resiimntion inmossihlp Thpro InULLLl IMLLO BUI For branch sewers, $350,000. For drainage of lowlands in Fortieth uaritza, and evacuation of the province within ten days by the Greek army, failing which lhe Allied fleets would blockade Greece. Government officials declare the Greek delegates have not yet had an opportunity to present their views at disguised rental for useof "public" taxi INS TEAD OF HIS HEAD -1 a cabinet meeting this morning.

IN FRONT OF HIS HOWIE Ward, $200,000. tands by individuals or firms receiving iiii a mil rrpn i urnirc me luiiiifttrs, to decide whether General Harington written permission from abutting-prop- heavy rain it would take days to com For bridges, $230,000. For improvements to water supply Three-Year-old Victim Had Run From will return to the conference. Continued on 8th Page. 4th Column "Joge Wilksin" Passes Zealous Mr.

as American Citizen CHICAGO, Oct. 5. Guielma D'Ale- It appears from the part of- Gen in Front of Automobile, pletely extinguish the outbreaks. Rain Adds to Misery in West Philadelphia, $320,000. eral Harinffton's dispatch received that For extension of water supply and Running from out in front of an au THE WEATHER the Mudania conference has not been lne vagaries of wind and rain have sandrao, questioned by Federal Judge service main, SoOO.OOO.

able as yet to reach the military de alternately added to the misery and tomobile parked before his home at 521 North Fourth street, William Archer, Wilkerson in a citizenship hearing to tails it was called to consider. The For extension of water supply in lessened the dangers of thousands in uuvub i 1 1 14 JO JltAiJlJ. I I 11 luiiuuu, lUi. li 1 I i enn nf 11 Tfj Northeast section, $250,000. erty owners? What benefit accrues from selecting a special taxi company or driver to carry passengers from any particular "public" stand? Combine Stands Pat Although Combine leaders -in Council asserted last night that the bill will be passed over Mayor Moore's veto next week, there was every evidence his message had shaken them and the cer- and fidgeted nervously after each ques vuim.j 1.

1. iuc i. I Washington forecast: East Pennsylvania and New Jersey: Partly cloudy today and tomorrow, somewhat cooler in North portion today. Maryland and Delaware: Fnir'tnv For construction of Fairmount Dam, tne conterence. Jt is reported that James Archer, was Killed instantly yes $730,000.

tion but each time looked up with the proper answer. terday when struck by a trolley car on Continued on 10th Page. 3d Column Then the judge became interested in and tomrrow. little chanee iiitcim-ifrn'. Route 50 and thrown beneath the wheels.

Death was due to a fractured Too Late, Says Gaffney "It is too late for a loan cow," said the Haileybury district. Hundreds of persons, it was learned here tonight, who fled from Hailejbury and the neighboring five towns which were razed in this district were caught between the fires and the margin of Temagami Lake last night. The winrl shifted, acting as' a natural backfire, only when the narrowest strip along the the hat. OCTOBER HEAT RECORD 23 IRISH REPUBLICANS SLAIN IN 3CKH0UR FIGHT Captured Near Killarney, Others Taken at Doon CORK, Oct. 5.

(By the Associated Press.) Twenty-three irregulars were tilled and thirty taken prisoners in the thirty-hour battle on Monday and Tuesday, at Killorgb'n, near Killarney, according to an- o'fficial report here today. The Free State casualties were plight, but included the commanding officer. A complete column of irregulars has ben captured at Doon, in County Kerry. skull. In the brim were slips bearing the ture.

gentle variable winds. West Pennsylvania: Fair today and probably tomorrow cooler in North' portion tomorrow. Gaffney. "The time expired last week, and now we are asked to wipe out the The body was taken to Roosevelt BROKEN BY-ONE DEGREE Continued on 10th Page, 1st Column names of government officials, knowledge of which is a prerequisite to natur Hospital in the car of, Abraham Shaffer, email -Councilmanie borrowing capacity alization. There were "Vresidente 1 High Mark of 9 1 Not Exceeded in-Local Additional Weather Report on Pane 2.

which remains to us. It is so low that of 910 Snyder avenue. The motorman was not arrested. if there was any ereat-eatastronhe to Hordin," "Secretariat Hews," "Sematorl WeatherBureau Records REGISTER TOMORROW TO VOTE NEXT MONTH i wn be met in this city the margin avail JflSSSNG PERSONS jiatKormaes, joge and All records for October hot- snells outers. I ANTI-SOVIET TROOPS were uroKen yesteruay wnen, at 31., Inir thf wlierrhnnrw of Jos will kfn.lly uotifv S.M.I.

IK Orkney F'liitii l' Will Be passed Guielirk be- Last Chance to Go to Polls "Joge Wilksin' cause of his zeal the mercury touched '91 degrees, the IN SIBERIAN BATTLE high mark not only for that day, but JtS.LK.D F0UND Skirmish Near Vladivostok Forecast of for any October day on record in the K. K. K. WIZARD INDICTED I.O.ST Blue kjik. rr No.

Month 1U niKlit. Kiuiir Big Engagement, Tokio Believes TOKIO. Oct. 5 (By the Associated ll ft 1 1 rntnn nutnnr wvxi "rmurc xiurenu. money, retnra bae and other iintcni to inn.

lakeshore was left unburned, and many-were overcome by smoke. Tonight it is raining. S'oft rains which began to fall during the morning have increased to a steady downpour, which has checked temporarily the fires about Ilaileyburj-. The rain adds to the misery of the thousands of homeless and greatly impedes all rescue work. Fifteen bodies have been recovered in Haileybury, reports from Cobalt state.

These dispatches are meagre, but it is believed that several of the dead were victims of a panic which broke out on the Haileybury docks in the rush to board rescue boats. Thirty-mile Area Swept Other reports from Cobalt state that seventeen bodies have been recovered from the ruins of Heaslip and Charl- Nortlltith. I a IVI I rt Url AriUu With a low. mark of 65 degrees, reached LOST Tnratcr arc. txt.

33i a n't 3f4th' able probably would not be enough. Controller Hadley stated in court last week that we had a Councilmanie borrowing capacity of SS.50O.OO0. That is the gross account, for if we charge up floating mandamuses because of property condemnations by the city we would only haveabout $7,000,000 left. "The administration had all summer to think about an electoral loan which could have been based on the full citv borrowing capacity of $53,000,000. It would have been the proper thing to sit down.

and prepare the lit of neds to be incorporated in a small popular loan. "It is too late now. and this request for a Councilmanie loan is absolutely impossible. I believe we should draw-on the Councilmanie borrowing capacity remaining for a small repavirig Press). "White" forces which have to Qualify Tomorrow, Saturday, October 7, will be the last day upon which residents of cities in Pennsylvania can go to the polls to be registered to 'qualify them to vote at the election on November 7.

No one who does not register this fall can vote at the approaching election, as all previous registrations are void. The polls will be open tomorrow at 5.20 A. M- arrrnvp nf 7S Voiron. I owelton a hmall mink ne'-kpieop. Reward if.

returned to D. llaln. 3311 Pnneltnn E. Y. Clark, Imperial Official Pro Tem, was Btruck.

th been harrying Soviet detachments in Pliils. races u. o. cvuaai.un for that dat- bv H.rP LOST Or stra yt. BlKian pel ire dotr5 Tit FROG A FOOT LONG BROUGHTTO MUSEUM Captured In Solomon Islands, Big Fellow Now Is In Melbourne STDNEY, N.

S. Aug. 2G. What Is believed to be the largest frog in the world has been captured in the unexplored Solomon Inlands and brought to the Melbourne Museum, according to E. O.

Armytage, F. E. and Cura-Aqr Whitby, of the Museum. Xfea fros is one foot long. ATT 4 XT r.

TT" -v mos. old. atixwer tfi name Rex TmM. the outskirts of the Vladivostok frontier, clashed with troops of the Far Eastern Republic of Siberia at Khab- 1.. I LP to vesterdav the hiSest day.

Lilxral reward, without questions, re i j. iL a-y turn to 1 nvp. larR. w.zaru. pro tem tne ever reached bv the merenrv LOST SarinK fund Ni Jacob V.

Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, was in- tober was 90 degrees, registered on Or- Klein. 1 1 7 olt. orovsk Tuesday, according to official advices from Vladivostok. i-tri. Soi.iii.; LOST Snrin? fund book.

No. u.a iur uuaru uinuu jury tooer iv lit, while the highest for from 7 A. M. to 1 P. M.

and from 4 P. M. to 10 'P. M. South 4111 here today on charges of 'using the October was S4 degrees, reached in Both sides retired after the engage Lf)ST Heara Poll tax receipts may be had at the Itochii-1 p-iv nveope 15.

Kerbaukh. in Kill iiious lu rum BLiieuies io aeirauu. I Jjist venr'n. nrernr for Continued on 8th Page, 1st Column pulling places. ment, which is believed to be the fore-runuex oi a Hs battle.

He was released 0n bond of uune date was 50 degree. Continued on 9th Page, 1st Column 4 Other Lost and Found on Pan 27 A 1.