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a 3 FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE Engagement Announced jj SESil Bui ISSUE mm nun Ffifi ECLIPSE 5 BHiTiSH HEIR ENJOYING' KIR TO STIGE v- uni mm FUR AGAINST 51(1 W. Woolley Also Appointed Receiver for Auto Firm on Broad Street iV Tl TO1TEE Exhibition Association Announces Decision After Mrs. Biankenburg Resigns STRENUOUS VACATION FATHER'S OPEU X. 1 i 5V ncMSEiruE ITflf EH Machine Entered for Contest Crashes in Sea Near Portsmouth Astronomical Data From Mexico in Laboratory of Swarthmore College 1 lays 90 Holes, Dances All Evening and Has Midnight Dip Wit i Nymphs Composer's Son Busy Preparing for Song Festival at Bayreuth Withdrawal of Former Mayor's Widow Fails to Discourage Officials Professors Marriott and Wright Back, A wait Leader, Dr. Miller Son and Fiancee Claim Act Is Solely Done to Stop Their Marriage Special to The Inquirer.

BANFF, Alberta. Sept. 24. On his Pilot Who Broke Records at s. 7 Noted Scandinavian and German Singers Will Take Part in Revival in Printed across the face of blanks for the Sj.OOO.OOfl bond own admission.

Lord Renfrew had ''the time of his life" during his week-end here. Up 10 tonight he has played ninety holes of golf, attended church. Philadelphia Is Unhurt Disaster issue of the Sesqui-centennial Exhibition danced throi gh a full jazz programme and taken a midnight spksu in the Banff Springs hot sulphur pool. Association in the drive to begin October 1, will be the words: "This bond is not guaranteed by the Exhibition Association." Decision to make this public statement was agreed upon by the executive committee of the association yesterday, following the resignation from W. F.

Woolley. treasurer of Ricard B. Woolley and Company, automobile dealers. North Broad street, was yesterday appointed receiver of the firm by Judges Martin and Monaghan. In addition, he was granted a preliminary injunction restraining his son.

Kichard. president of the company, and Martha Smythe. the latter's fiancee, from interfering in the affairs of the concern. The injunction further enjoins the Sheriff from proceeding with the sale of the corporation assets scheduled for October 'J. The sale was to satisfv a The news only leaked out today that the Prince, accompanied by two Cal BAYREUTH.

Sept. 24. Siegfried Wagner is busy rehearsing musicians and actors who will appear in the Ilav-reuth festival, which will open July 20 of next year and continue for a month. Many new singers will appear in the gary girls a id his secretary, went for With the return of Professor Boss Y. Marriott and Professor YViuthrop K.

Wright, members of the Sproul Observatory expedition scut out by Swarthmore College to photograph the recent eclipse of the sun. negatives of the pictures that are expected to prove or disprove important astronomical theories are being held at the college, pending the necessary computation and calculation that will bring a definite solution of many moot questions. This computation, however, which will probably take up the greater part of three months, will not be started until the return of Dr. John A. Miller, leader of the expedition, who is expected about the first of October.

dip in the small hours of Sunday morning atter ne nau oancou every number at the hotel's Saturday night 1 1 I i dance. Lord Renfrew sported a bright green bathiig suit and revealed con siderable prowess as a swimmer, though judgment note of SliO.OOO held by Martha Smythe. The elder Woolley charges that his son and prospective daughter-in-law planned to gain control of th1 business, which he himself financed. In a bill of equity filed last week. he was not averse to letting one of his fair compani ms.

a Miss Lougheed, tow him along as he reclined in a life belt. However, he reciprocated. There was Our Rule of Three Quality, Quantity and Super-Value Prices Fine qualities only, un-matchable assortment and every garment marked at Super-Value Prices that are at least $5 to $12 below those charged by any other good store for equally fine qualities. Our Super- Value Prices for New Fall Suits the vice presidency and directorate of Mrs. Lucretia Biankenburg.

widow of former Mayor Rudolph Biankenburg. Mrs. Biankenburg before resigning expressed her opinion that stock should be issued instead of bonds as there was no security in sight to support a bond issue. She has been a most active worker among the women supporting the Ses-qui-Centennial project and her resignation, coming at the eve of the first big drive for money, gave the other directors great concern. Mrs.

Biankenburg left the city after writing her letter of resignation, but will return tomorrow when members of the executive committee will endeavor to have her reconsider her action. Resignation Rumors Denied Rumors that other members of the executive committee besides Mrs. Biankenburg. may resign before the also much vigorous splashing, the Prince swallowing a quantity of water. and the "Meister-singer." the works of "Wagner to be presented.

Madame. Gulbranson, who sang Brun-hilde for more than twenty years, wi'i be replaced at the revival by a young Swedish singer, Madame Olga Broom, a member of the Stuttgart Opera. Herr Hitter, of the Stuttgart Theatre, who will sing in America this winter, will sing Siegfried. Herr Walter Soomer. of the Leiivsig Theatre, will sing Hageu in the and Gurne-manz in Mesdames Barnzell.

Hafgren and Hanson, all Scandinavians, will also have prominent parts in the productions. Professor Carl Clewing, who has been prominent in opera in Berlin, will make his first appearance at Bayreuth as Walther von Stolzing in the Meister-sineer. Frau Siegfried Wagner, who is The pool, which had been closed for Eprrial Cable to The Inquirer. Copyright. 1923, by Sew York Herald Company.

LONDON, Sept. 24. America's hope of winning the Schneider International seaplane race at Cowes. Friday, suffered a severe setback today when a 700 horsepower Wright machine crashed near Portsmouth during a trial ppin. Lieutenant A.

W. Gordon, the only occupant was unhurt. It is said the machine cannot be repaired for Friday's race. The accident was caused by one of the propeller blades flying off and cutting one float in half. The Wright plane was considered the best American entry and was much more powerful and substantial than any other plane.

Lieutenant Gordon broke the speed record for flight in a seaplane twice at Philadelphia. The Schneider trophy for seaplanes is to be raced for off Cowes, Isle of Ujght. September 28. Great Britain, i ranee. Italy and the United States are to be the competitors, each nation represented by three machines with one in resery.

The American team, consisting of four officers and seven men of the United States Navy, has for their three active service machines, two Cur-tiss racers and one light navy plane. One of the fastest British machines intended for the race was disabled by an accident early this month and had to be withdrawn. Meanwhile, scientists everywhere are awaiting the result of the forty exposures taken fi.m an astronomical vantage point at Yerbaniz. Durango. Mexico.

When the necessary calculations have been made frony these and pictures of other expeditions they will settle, it is believed, such much-discussed questions as the motion of particles in the night, was opened when Lord Renfrew expressed the desire to take a moonlight dip. Members of the Prince's the father set forth that his son had refused to account for the proceeds of numerous transactions and had also refused to countersign certificates of stock authorized to be issued. The judgment note, he alleged, had been given to Martha Smythe in the name of his son. and that of the company jointly without any consideration. Both Bichard Woolley and the woman, who claims she is divorced from Mirko Belinski.

a former member of the Philadelphia orchestra, assert that the sole motive in the father's suit is to prevent their marriage. They offered no defense to the application for an in suite and the mothers of the young women were the only spectators. drive, were made light of by members of the committee who stated that no the sun corona, the extent ot tne fororn. the famous Einstein theory of relativity, the composition of the gaseous envelope of the sun. tin displacement of the stars and a theory advanced by MISS VIRGINIA L.

NEWMAN ELLIS A. GIMBEL, JR. engagement -was announced vesterdaT such intimations had been received. MISS GPAGE VAHDEHB1LT In addition to the statement to be bv the bride-to-be's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hart junction and a receivership yesterday. an Englishwoman by birth, is her husband's constant assistant, and is mak Newman, of New Orleans. printed upon the face of the bond subscription blanks, it was arranged by the executive committee to provide a rewording of the bonds themselves. MAY WED TITLED 111 ing a complete transcript for future generations of her husband's instructions to the performers. the form of bond had been drawn YOUNG SOUTHERN BEAUTY up by United States Senator George Siegfried agner has much of rhe and Overcoats are dramatic ability of his celebrated father.

He has a complete knowledge Wharton Pepper and passed upon favorably by Drexel and Company, bankers. Reports in London Social of the method in which his father $28 $33 $38 $43 Professor .1. M. Toor. of Columbia I m-t versify, which is generally alluded to as a of Professor Einstein's.

Had Full View of Eclipse Pending Dr. Miller's arrival, neither Professor Marriott nor Professor Wright, would enlarge yesterday on the statement issued by the head of the expedition on the day following the eclipse. At that time. Dr. Miller expressed confidence in the value of the photographs taken, but refused to comment more definitely on his expectations.

Professor Winthrop. however, gave a TO WED Lt. GIMBEL, JH. desired to have the operas acted and Ernest T. Trigg, who presided at the meeting of the executive committee, inherited his father ability to demon Circles of Engagement Soon to Be Announced strate personally how the roles shall be yesterday said: interpreted.

"We deeply regret that Mrs. Blank-enburg's resignation was presented at Frau Cosima agner. N-year-oil Miss Virginia Newman, of this time. widow of the famous composer, is not able to assist in the rehearsals as she formerly did. Special Cable it The Inquirer.

Copyright. 192.1, SWISS TO DELHI TRIAL "The bond matter to which she refers, in her letter of resignation has been given careful consideration and Lights itself and turns the gas off LoveKtn AUTOMATIC GAS WATER, HEATERS New Orleans, to Become His Bride by York Herald Co. All rights reserved. LONDON. Sept.

24. There are re brief account of the weather conditions Berlin Announces ports in soc al circles that the engage when the photographs were taken, asserting that, although the surrounding OF VORQWSKY'S SLAYEB she may be sure that there are points in connection with it. which she does not know about. The members of the committe hope to have an opportunity to talk things over with her later this ment of Miss Grace Vanderbilt to a sky was cloudy, they had an unobstructed view of the sun. titled Englishman is soon to be Full Surrender in Ruhr Battle The Swarthmore expedition was week." 10 41 LAUPEL STREET equipped with a camera jvs its During the regatta week at Cowes, and up No wonder Perry's Salesmen enjoy showing these beautiful goods.

No wonder they can please you so easily. Look and Compare Perry Co. 16th and Chestnut SUPER-VALUES in Clothes for Men principal apparatus in snapping the when Brigidier General Cornelius PHILADELPHIA solar eclipse, in addition to smaller "At no time has it been stated that the fair bonds guarantee a return to their purchasers. Arithmetically, they promise a return on the money invested, but there is no intention to sell them under any misrepresentation that Vanderbilt entertained extensively, one cameras lor pnotograpning various International Court Decision oh Political Crimes Awaited in Lausanne Tragedy Continued From First Page of the members of the Vanderbilt party phases of th ephenomena that were regarded as not so difficult to secure. on frequent occasions was a well- a five-hour discussion with the Chan Announcement was made yesterday of the engagement of Miss Virginia Bouise Newman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Newman," of New Orleans, to Ellis A. Gimbel, of this city. The announcement was made by Mr. and Mrs.

Hart Newman. Miss 'Newman, who is considered one of the most beautiful young women in the South, is a graduate of Wellesley College, where she won many scholastic honors. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. Gimbel is a graduate of the Central High School, this city, and later attended Yale.

During the war he served as a lieutenant of field artillery. Other members of the expedition there will be a return. If the fair makes a profit, the bondholders wili re cellor, unanimously agreed that further were Dr. H. I.

Miller, of the Allegheny opposition to the, Franco-Belgian oc ceive a return on their investment. known Scottish peer. His attentive-ness to Miss Vanderbilt led to rumors of their engagement, particularly in view of the fact that the Vanderbilts Observatory, 1'ittshurgli I. ll-liams. Bevan B.

Sharpless and George cupation was futile and that passive -3 Speciil Cab'c to The Inquirer. Copyright. 19tS, by Xev York Herald Co. All rights reserved. "There have been other resignations from the directorate of the fair, but B.

Clothier, students at Swarthmore none lately, and those who have re GLNE Sept. 24. The Swiss College, and Wilson M. Powell, and recently have visited this peer's mother resistance as such must he abandoned. Only on one point was there a difference of opinion, and this concerned the advisability of entering into direct negotiations with France.

signed have been replaced by other C. Iiubcl. students at Harvard Uni at the family seat in Scotland. jovernment is contemplating a post ponement of the trial of Maurice Alex persons just as we will replace Mrs versity. The peer ui question is very wealthy.

finder Oonradi. who shot and killed M. Mr. Gimbel recently returned trom a At the ant erbilt home this evening it Biankenburg should she decline to re consider her resignation. The fair preparations are progress The conference was attended by the representatives of all the political trip around the world, in which he was was saia mat lieneral ana anrter one week ahead ot tne oanuit noiu-up parties, labor organizations, industrial yorowsky.

head of the Soviet delegation to the Near Kast conference at Lausanne May 10. The trial originally was set for November 5. but the Swiss bilt were not in London and that nothing was kne wn about the reported en in China. ing excellently and the management is not at all discouraged by the disfavor ists, civic bodies and governmental and municipal officials connected with the Miss Newman first met Mr. Gimbel gagement.

at a camn in the Adirondacks. They with which Mrs. Blankonbury appar Call for Government intends to await the deci sion of the Permanent Court of Interna tional Justice regardinz the resoonsi later met in Paris, where Miss Newman ently looks on the bonds. A expect "My Sweetie Went Away" mourns deli-ciously as foxtrotted by' the California Ramblers. And how bluefully Dolly Kay can sing it I Several times in the last few weeks later met in Paris while Miss Newman her disapproval to have some effect in Banquet anderbut has been reported en poms was touring Europe.

Mr. Gimbel is discouraging subscriptions to the bonds. vice president of Gimbel Brothers. gaged, each time to a different person, the most notable of these being Prince George, youngest son of the King and bility of states on whose territory political crimes are committed. This is the reason why M.

Motta in a speech opening the League debates asked that the ruling of the Council of tA Private Dances -Banauefs Queen, but this rumor was denied by 2 GIRLS DYING AFTER 75c uie ltoyai nousenom. vveadm5S'Uard Parties Ambassadors he nor taken as final, otherwise the Soviet Government thesis German posts, telegraphs and railway administrations in the occupied zones, and its outcome is taken as confirming the government's conviction that the Ruhr conflict must be brought to an immediate conclusion. The concurring sentiment at today's conference will be communicated to the Premiers of the Federated States tomorrow, final official action will be decided upon by the Cabinet Wednesday. This, it is believed, will comprise ratification of the non-oficial opinion gathered by the Chancellor in the course of his conferences and personal canvass of the situation, and will be given expression in a brief, but em developed after the Lausanne murder sencf Estimates FATAL N0RRIE JOYRIDE Colu would tri umph. Tchitcherin in a series GAHTOOIiS OF MEMBER HI ill i -JR tiw-n of sharp notes at that time held Switz erland responsible.

Sew Process It is further pointed out that if the it is that we have some of the most International Court of Justice holds CHEER LEAGUE MEETING a copy An indication of how closely this store keeps in touch with the Kodak City-is the presence here of the many free booklets that the Kodak Company offers, in the latest editions. Are you interested in knowing more about the advantages of the Anastig-mat lens 'About Lenses' covers the subject thoroughly. Call for a copy. Every style of Kodak end Grafiex camera afavays in stock. John Haworth Co, the stateg responsible for crimes com mitted on their territorv.

Conradi would not be judged under the jurisdiction of and Chestnut, phatic, governmental declaration to the the anton of aud. as intended, but by mm Reichstag. Ihe date for its presentation has not yet been fixed, but it is expected that Friday will be selected. tne ecterai court at lierne. QUAKE VISITS PERSIA Continued From First Page fight with Byle Shafto.

who keeps a garage at Main street and Corlies avenue, where theaccident occurred. "There were ten persons injured in all and I sent six of them in my machine to the Monmouth Memorial Hos-ritalat Bong Branch." said Shafto. "Thompson tried to tell me which oars I should send and what I should do. Then he went to the telephone, called up his mother and said none in hi party had had adrink, but that those in the other car were all loaded, which Palisades 0therwis3 the Session Could Be Marked Down Among Dullest on Record Iht participants in the oonrerence Highlands today, without exception, supported the government attitude and promised OF THE Dead Number 123 and 200 More Are Chancellor Stresemann their aid in the government's impending procedure. I Injured Even the delegates from the German HUDSON RIVER TEHERAN.

Persia. Sept. 24 (By the Associated Press). Several villages in the vicinity of Bujnurd are reported to have been destroyed, with casualties, as Nationalist party of the Ruhr and the Rhineland conceded the hopelessness of (Eastman Kodak Co.) was the exact reverse of the truth. He called up several other numbers and when I told him to pay the telephone 1020 Chestnut Si.

further passive resistance, hut opposed formal negotiations with France or a far as known, of 123 dead and about 100 injured in the earthquake which signed capitulation. shook the region last lhursdav sav dis It was a motlev but serious-mmded crowd of men. representing many pro bill he said: I guess you know who I am. I am Lou Thompson's Then he threw a bill at me. I got him by the neck and chucked him through the screen door.

patches reaching here. The shocks are continuing. Damage also is reported in the district of Shirvan. fessions, callings and political beliefs that occupied the historic assembly i4 JTOJLXNLP horrible holes in existence in certain of the roadhouses." Driver cf Third Car Exonerated Louis Millman, of Newark, a business broker, who owned and drove the third car involved, has been absolved by officials of any responsibility for the accident. Millman obtained a written statement from Chief of Police White, of Neptune township, that he had found the whisky bottles in the car driven by Norrie.

In the car with Millman were Irving Arbittle. Catherine Towey aud Margaret Buckman. all of Newark. All four are at the Asbury Park Hospital, under treatment for bruises, broken ribs and minor injuries. County Detective Davenport said he had not heard anything aliout the alleged roadhouse occurrence before the accident and that he had not made inquiries about the party's earlier conduct.

"Norrie's driving was undoubtedly responsible for the accident," he said, "and he was the owner of the car in which the liquor was found. There is nobody else to prosecute in connection with either offense. Bronson. the driver of the second car, does not seem to be in any way responsible for the accident. I intend to question other witnesses, but it does not seem likely that there will be a prosecution.

don't know of any evidence of a crime at any roadhouse, although it is possible that something might develop "in that room in the Chancellor's palace, which was the scene of the Berlin Congress "Before that Thompson came here with five revolver bullets. 50' In 4-Inch Pots SPECIAL PRICE Special Cable 'o The Inquirer. Copyright. 19t3, by York Herald Co. All rights reserved.

GENEVA. Sept. 24. The meeting of the Assemb'y of the League of Nations today developed into one of the dullest sessions registered by the present gathering. It was so dull that the delegates, not heeding the speeches of orators concerning economic and financial reports, became more interested in a volume of cartoons just issued by Dersond Kelen, showing them in their national dresses while the front page was illustrated with pictures of Lord Robert Cecil in the uniform of a London policeman.

M. Bourgeois in that of a French police agent, and Dr. Branting in that of an American cop. The book is entitled "The Guardians of Peace." $.00 Round Trip $.00 Sunday, October 7 Special Train connecting at Jersey City with steamer up the Hudson to Newburgh and return Standard Time Loaves Broad Street fl.55 A.M. West Philadelphia .7.00 A.M.

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Hugo Stinnes. Fritz Thyssen and other industrial magnates sat with labor leaders, railway officials and mine which had been found in one of the cars of his party, and tried to tell the chief of police that they were from the other car and that they had something foremen, and the talk between them was plain and to the point. OTHER PLANTS AT LOW PRICES PANDANUS up DRACAENA up KENTIA PALMS $1.00 "In the course of battle it sometimes becomes necessary to surrender or evacuate a' fortress because it requires too many men. too much food and too much ammunition." observed Chancellor 4-inch pots $2-25 to $.00 BOSTON FERNS Stresemann in the course of a recapitu to do with the accident. Tried to Tamper With Car Inspector Beeves and County Detective Davenport both said that Young Thompson had tried to cut up the cushions of the car- in which Norrie was killed and refused to" say what he was searching for.

Reeves ordered him arrested if he tampered with the oar which had been impounded. "There is another offense which maybe taken up in connection with this case." said Inspector Reeves. "It is a misdemeanor under the laws of this Everything in Flowers lation of the situation confronting his Cabinet and Germany. In order to hold the Ruhr and the Rhineland passive resistance must now be abandoned, he declared, as the nation would bleed to jryiOVR CREDIT'S GOOD OPEX EVEXIXG3 MS COUNT ON LECTURE TRIP Former Hungarian Premier to Arrive at New York on Aquitania CHERBOURG, Sept. 124.

Count Albert Apponyi. former Premier of Hungary, boarded the Aquitania here today for the United States, where he is to make a lecture tour. His first address will be delivered at New York University. The Count is accompanied by his daughter. Countess Mary, who will act as his secretary.

EASY Mafalda and Giovanna Pass Comfortable Night, at Racconigi TURIN, Sept. 24. Princess Mafalda and Princess Giovanna. who are suffering from typhoid fever at Racconigi. both passed a comfortable night Sunday.

The official bulletin issued today said the disease was taking its normal course. Today was the nineteenth day of Princess Giovanni's illness and fifteenth day that Princess Mafalda has been ill. death in further attempts to hold out. The economic, political and patriotic Who Wouldn't Have a Stylish New Outfit for Sunday When folly of such procedure would definitely 1327 Te.t CIrard Ate. 212 East Girard Are.

13 S. St 136 S. S2d St jeopardize the future of those terri CRUISER FOR CORFU Italian Ship Prepares for Evacuation of Troops TAKANTO. Italian Naval Base. Sept.

24. The cruiser San Marco sailed today for the Island of Corfu, in preparation for the evacuation of the island by the Italian forces, set for Sept. 27. The secoi division of the fleet, composed of the dreadnoughts Andrea 1 TIQJsl Jl A Bill Mussolini Starts Air Service ROME. Sept.

24. Premier Mussolini, in order to facilitate communication with the inter-allied mission at Janina. which is investigating the kill tories as integral parts of the Republic. When several representatives of the German Nationalists ventured to suggest the possibility of holding out, the Chancellor quickly asked them whether they and their party were prepared to furnish the money for such an undertaking. "The unity and existence of the 02) State to give false names of persons in automobile accidents.

Any citizen under the law has a right to step up and demand the names of those in an accident, and it is a misdemeanor to refuse them or to give them falsely. Fictitious names have beeu given in this case and given not only to citizens, but to "Accidents of this kind due to drinking are terribly frequent along this coast, and one of the chief reasons for 1306 Chestnut St. The Most Convenient Place to Buy ing of the Italian members of the Greco-Albanian Boundary Commission Will has started an airplane service between you in a smart li Doria and Caio Duilo also left to join (icrman State is at stake, and tins Brindisi and Rome. This will make possible the sending of messages and the first division under Admiral Solan, Cabinet, is determined to keep it the Chancellor announced. for maneuvers.

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