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I You Can Sell Your Car Quickest Through an Inquirer Used Car Ad TELEPHONE Belli Keyatonei Broad 5000 Ritti-nhouie 5000 A.k For Ad Taker VOL 199, NO 64 PuMlahe (It II tod Bundij. KntsrM teooncl clan matter H. Poefufllr-. In -lillaltlibl under act of Uan.li a. lew abed PRICE, TEN CENTS A 10 Sections, 120 Pages PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1928 niUiSSriUSS tS VIEWS OF OPENING OF BROAD STREET TUBE POLITICIANS USED FESS, WATSON ISO PASSES fM.RF.TWF.RKR? nr a nrn-K-i HE TO am VICTORY Oil STEEL TEST I 1 1, irijfey k.

TO BRIBE POLICJ Monaghan to Bare Evidence of Huge Sums Paid to Influential Citizens by Rum Ring to "Get to" Bluecoat Officials; Gangs Assessed in Schedule Form Each Week "Better Look Out From Now On," Warning of New York and New England Callers Also Confident of Republican Sweep 9 i i Deputy Controller to Mayor "More- in This Contract Inquiry Than Any One Imag- 'ines," Says Official; "Things to Hum" Nominee Has Busy Day of SlP's Operated Block From Three Stations Conferences; Woman and Farm Vote Reported as Very Strong for Him With Full "Protection;" Indictments to Hit to Top, Prosecutor Declares in Pledge to Rid Phila. of "Racket;" to Probe Police Property at Shore trsn Tt finuirw Bureau. nth and 8treell, S. W. WASHINGTON-.

Sept. 1. Herbert Hoover, ltcpiiblieau candidate for the Presidency of the United States, jiut a Iiiircl and fast period of work at By GEORGE H. DIXON I luff's million under close investigation duriug Mux "lioo Boo' tin personal liciidfluaiters here today lar bootleg ring paid politician! nnd In By HAROLD J. WIEGANO "We have just begun this tight.

They tad better look out from now on. No matter what the Mayor may suy about this contract inquiry, there is more in back of It than he or auyone else imagines. And it will all be brought out." Accused by Mackey of fostering a "fake" probe of his friend George 0. Klauder'e Interest In city eoutracts. Deputy Controller 8.

Davis Wilson thus hit back vigorously at the Mayor yesterday, and predicted developments of inii then went to the baseball game httweeu the New Vork Yankees and fluential citizen!) of Philadelphia enor uioiih sums merely to serve as go Hip Washington Senators. betweens in corrupting high police of ficials, continued investigation of "I lie racket" revealed last night. lint before he played I he Hepublican standard bearer bad discussed grave questions with tea visitors and had dram! his desk no that he can take holiday th week-end. the time 1 rftl -V Uil I I t. Accompanying this revelation which I mm a.M ttiait, i wr rawii jk am extends the scope of the Investigation mi lias a -j iv -f a a sensational nature this week.

"The Mayor is a liar if he states that to be spent at bis home here. Next I admitted that the city previously itook. nrior to settling down to the paid sixty rents a pound for multi M.i TJ NWfU I 1 yZTTH. nnnnr urinn nrmii into an amazing and illinillalilo ticld, was tho Intimation from District Attorney John Monnghnn that his ultimate goal in this crusuilo is the complete cutting off of tho source of illegal booza in this city. sir ri I ywixrn pim li t- win steel, or if he states that the analysis waa wrong," asserted Wilson, 1311 i Oi i 1 Wl'i IULIUL IILHUU ULIII iSUI "fcsl 1 IT' I3 He also is a lawyer and seems to Account books aud ledgers seized be trying to befog the issue by threats I 1 if 1 rr 1 lltv ii I llllllllaM Mill II I 1 II I I from the former offices of "Boo ltoo' nnd personal attacks.

Multi steel is not I III niiimno fl. uiiLLu, lloff in tha Bunkers Trust Building patented. The Multi Steel Company continued to givo up more slarilin; has no factory. The affidavit attached viu vi ninn Tiin nTiTinnin lone grind campaign. Mr.

Hooter in to pass several day at deep ea Hiking in Chesapeake Bay. an annual roslnm of some years' standing and deferred this year because of the cam-lien. Senators Capper. Watson and Fess. who talked with Mr.

Hoover today, all usurnl him of liepuUiean success in tbeir respeetive States. And all three rive him assurances thnt the American farmer was not beini! misled by the efforts of the Democrats. That Senator ltnbinson. Democratic Xice I'resl-npiiliHl emu liilnte. misinterpreted Mr.

facts concerning tho manner In which to the Keystone Machinery and Equip, the day. It Is expected (hut when the Grand -lury resumes its sessions on Tuesday, lhe prosecutor will reveal miuny of the things tho investigation w'uv develop over the week-end ami Labor day, other high-lights of tho probe yesterday were: 1. 'In i 1 1 1 In it ii and inspection of tbe bribery records found ill the offices of Marks, Weinlierg Company, public accountants, which are the offices formerly occupied by lloff. Nainea and ref-eiemea to high police ofliciuls have been compiled in handy sets for presentation to the Grand Jurors who will personally inspect the seized documents. Bribes Traced to 1927 2.

Announcement by Mr. Monaghan that police who have been found to have accepted bribes will not lie saved by the htatuto of limitations. Evidence against I bests public ofliciuls extends well through 1027 and into 1023 to that they will bu open to full and complete prosecution. 3. Intimation from uuthoritivo sources that.

Captain of Detectives Charles lleckinnii, the first police official summoned beforu the Grand Jury, after (he disclosure of police bribery, will lio culled again when lhe sessions resume Tuesday. 4. Anticipation (lint many of the officials named in the graft books will seek out the District Attorney at a nearby dute in an effort to learn how much he has "on them." 5. Announcement by Mr. Moniighan the bootleg interests paid for their Im ment Company's bill was clearly for he purpose of making the sale directly YShr air' I 74 11 rm lis' II I I to the city without competitive bidding muiiiiy.

Certain entries wore found yesterday which show that corruption goes beyond police and police officials. Money was paid out In sums which 1 i me uie hesiaenis oiorv The city paid for multi steel as follows: April Purclia.ed; from Mtitrl steel Co. 1. niir 3th- Ih. Ih.

inrt. Pari-haunt from Mulll steel ci." might resemble payments on tho war I una in. 601 03 XI I of "Service" Given to XI 1 Liquor Trucks Hoover's farm relief attitude in blah it. iiui, debt, merely for the purpose of establishing "connections." From what 64J.50 Plirch inl'fp-iji Multi' Steel' Co' ''jili' lecevtance speech waa contended by both Senators Capper and Fess. Will Visit Connecticut can be gathered thus far.

about ull th individual with tho Influence had to WiH, 31K- Ih OT0.32 Multi aleel tiurchaii-ft from Kojatone Mi-hj. Eytllu. Co. Mar S. llttS, Ih- Mtiltl steel nim-liasecl from Karatnn M.

EoutD Co June W1H. Federal Officers, However, wus visit the police official about to Hoover's New Vork speech UOc lb 4.00S.0O bo corrupted and sayi Insist Bluecoats Aided Il "I want voti to meet a gieut friend K1SP0RT Or CHEMISTS Pelnw la a ropy of the report of Poolh. Rareit lllnlr. nnulrtlcal aud coaaultujB I'hernllta. oo Multi ateel: Ptllrnii licit Traffic of mine.

He's alright." Names Contained In Records which is scheduled to be made about October 15, may be preceded by a visit toto Connecticut, and the New England prospects were discussed with him today by 3. Henry Roraback. Kepublican National Committeeman from Connecti- Continued on 13th Page, 4th Column rtiiiiMiiir lew Phitenliorue "I have nothing to suy. Why should Names of these important "liaison officers" are contained lu the records Muiik'aneaa 0.3.r.H. CurtKin 0 7s MolrlHtentim O.H4 0.11 Tiiiicnte None Vnnmllum Tret.

I say anything? If they think I should. I'll save it until they call mo before the Grand Jury if they do." "I had absolutely no knowledge that I here as a still at Twenty-sixth and I Titanium 0 0lr FLIERS' SUNDAY ARRIVAL and will be revealed when tho time comes for the big explosion. Mr. Monaghan Intimated. Philadelphia will then have an opportunity lo see how some of its erst Continued on Sth Page, 2d Column SMITH'S PLANK TERMED PROTESTEDBY CLERGY Wellington, New Zealand Body, Cables Cumberland streets.

You may bo sure C00LID6E TO SOUND FRANCE AND BRITAIN -ll. 'I'f'J nil uuc i iMiTminm while respected citizens and prominent STATE BOOZE PEDDLING "The above record sneaks for Itself. "As to the other niuttcra I would ask the Mayor did he want the Controller to approve the Eureka contract, which he finally was forced to cancel after the Controller showed Continued on 5th Page, Sth Column that bad I known of the plant, it would not have lasted long." These wore the responses of two po politicians have been making some of their money. The entries are listed in the ledgers Senator Smoot, In Shortest Formal Southern Cross Airman WELLINGTON, New Zealand. Sept.

1 (A. Protests against the ar Statement, Says "God Forbid" WASHINGTON. Sept. 1 (A. lice district commanders to the declaration by District Attorney Moniighan something like this: rival nere on Sunday of the airplane Ull rtlllVIU LIIIIMHIIUII Senator Smoot, of Utah, who la ou Southern Cross was made by the Wei yesterday that huge illicit alcohol redistilling plants were located well with- record with many statements about politics and Government financing; liniiton Ministers' Association.

Rev. J. $5000." (Name) $5000." Mr. Monaghan would not discuss K. Archer, rector of Christ Church "smelling distance" of their respec Expected to Seek Views about parlies and platforms, today il-sued tbo shortest formal political state tive station houses, and that I hey ment of bis career.

It was directed sent a cable to the airmen asking them to postpone the flight. He said be thought the arrival on Sunday would he insult to the wbola Christian on Naval Compromise these entries other than to admit that they existed. Ho said that one parti operated without molestation until ruided by Federal authorities. Edwin R. Cox, president of City Council, if seen in the upper left, delivering the address in which he introduced Mayor Mackey at the ceremonies in Rcyburn Plaza, incident to the official opening of the new $90,000,000 Broad Street Subway tube.

Seated behind him in a semi-circle are: Clarence E. Myers, Director of City Transit; Thomas E. Mitten, former Mayor Kendrick, Ralph T. Senter, president of the P. R.

and Mayor Mackey. At the upper right is a scene snapped of the throng in Reyburn Plaza, listening to Mayor Mackey delivering his address. In the oval, Mayor Mackey, former Mayor Kendrick and Mr. Mitten, standing at the head platform of the official special. The lower inset shows Mr.

Kendrick at the control lever of the train, which he piloted for a short distance. cular $5000 entry for "connections" $273,000 OPIUM HIDDEN AMONG DRIED PLUMS U. S. Customs at Honolulu Hold Four Residents as Smuggler HONOLULU, Sept 1 (A. reunited States Customs ofliciuls seized 2100 cans of opium, weighing nearly 14,000 ounces and valued at $273,000.

on a pier here after the departure last night of the Dollar line President Madison, on which the drug had been trans The first speaker was Captain Arn Entente element of the commuuity and that ho against Governor Smith, and addressed to the voters of the United States. It read: "Governor Smith suggests that your State, my State, become a manufacturer and peddler of booze, "God forbid!" Personally, would not participate In old Menge, commander of the Front and Westmoreland streets police stu- JUDGE TO PROBE EFFECT the welcome ceremonies. SYDNEY. Australia. Sept 1 (A, OF TOOTHACHE ON JUROR Would Clarify Situation Abroad Before Geneva A projected flight by Captain Venireman In Bomb Case Says Pain ftingstord Smith in tha airplane South-ni Cross from Svdnev to New Zea lion.

An illicit distillery ono block north of the station house was raidod by Federal agents under Assistant Prohibition Administrator Alexander P. Macphee, aud two 2500-gnllon stills in operation, ono 5000-gullon still, and ported from the Orient in a shipment of Precluded Rational Verdict Conference Opens land, which waa scheduled to start HAMMOND, Sept. I (A. "us evening, was postponed because Whether a toothache makes one unfit "Porta of bad weather. THE WEATHER Official Kastcra Pennsylvania, fair and slightly warmer today probably followed by showers tonight or tomorrow.

New Jersey and Delaware, cloudy to ilny probably followed by shower tonight or tomorrow: slightly warmer in the interior tomorrow. Additional Weather Report on Page i 5000 gallons of alcohol confiscated. for jury duty will be decided by Judge M. K. Curtis, after hearing testimony September 8.

Bpwial to tntjuirtr. WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. The im pression prevailed in Washington to day thnt President Coolidge, on his re The second district commander was PYTHON BORED WITH LIFE DROWNS SELF IN VAT Jacob Kedar, a juror, who, with dried plums and vegetables. Four alleged smugglers, residents of Honolulu, were held awaitini action by the United States Attorney, The Dollar line hue been required to put up bonds of approximately $400,000 awaiting court action and the fine to which the company ia liable, Miss Jeanetta Hyde, collector of customs, said.

The bond figure represents the usual one-and-one-half times the total value of tbe haul. Captuin John Dooner, commanding the Twenty-sixth and York streets station. ST. TUBE others, found William Kleihege, Ham turn to the capital from Wisconsin mond theatre operator, guilty of a bomb In the old Collins Cooperage Works, ing conspiracy charge, tiled nn affidavit. soon, will take a very active personal part In correspondence with tha Brit Too Much Company, Owner of 360-lb Snaka Explains iHy Universal Service) which he said his toothache wits of LOST AND FOUND Fill OF 2 FLOATS IS OPENED Iff CITY on Huti'lar Aug 19.

at )Wfb phlla. ish and French Foreign Offices preliminary to the Geneva parley on arms Matlni or on a 20 At Inn tie City Poo such intensity be could not have given a rational opinion. The defense contends this mnde him unfit as a juror. LAKESIDE FARM, Sept. 1.

The thirty-foot python which has vIvHnia cxori'M to Pbliair-lphtN. Id car limitations. H'jom A a pcflrl ami "mod Ira bar pto. wub (iiatiouui Dolt)' MRS. BERGDOLL BUYS Secretary Kellogg's failure to visit traced the joo of George E.

Gets, rtswhile boxing entrepreneur of Chi- one block north of the stnlion house, Macphee nnd his men seized one ZTiOO-j gallon still, 3000 gallons of redistilled alcohol and 250 gallons of denatured acohol. Facts regarding these illicit plants and a third located at Thirty-fourth street and Lancaster avenue, cited by Mr. Monaghan yesterday as having been unmolested by police although known generally to the residents of the re- Contlnued on 5th Pagj, 1st Column Kendrick Guides First Parts of Plane Picked 10,000 ACRES WILD LAND London as expected on his present Eu ropean visit may, some observers be CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Of WANT AD PAGES Liberal reward. I. Wi lentil rer office.

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Wlnternnrnh. Fa, Wbituiarb IIWJ rao, committed suicide today. He iU he transferred to the trophy room Chicago and there bis blue hide will ang with other proofs of Mr. Geti's lieve, have been the result of a feeling Up Off Fugloe Islands Plans $40,000 Home In Rich German Colony In Pennsylvania Official "Run" in $90, 000,000 Subway on the part of the President that the WILLIAMSPOKT, Sept. 1 (A.

ainean trip. Are Identified Secretary's presence in the British cap Mrs. Emma C. Bergdoll, of Phila Wis t'-N(iir in'M-mi li-'iilc-vanl aud Ctrcla He was just bored with life," Mr. Agents Waated 2 Apartments 5 ital might prove embarrassing to Uetz declared.

"Too much company, ctiiriliiif Atlnnilf it v. brown riultcas, "iitulninir luiltcR' tc. lieword. V. i iDiihorinitft ht.

Boats 9 Business Opportunities 3 crawled into the big vat of water, By JOHN M. McCULLOUGH I.UK'f --Hia-'k ii( It" women' delphia, mother of Grover C. Bergdoll, notorious draft evader, has purchased a tract of 40,000 acres of wild mountain land in Sullivan 'county on which she plana immediate erection of a neid his bead under until he drown- en ring iiiiiir'l. II-HHnt If return-'d to With the gloved hand of former clarification of the Franco-British naval compromise, which would be better served by an exchange of diplomatic correspondence between IHtisi MftftT 2,1 rjullnhurj. lhe- huge snake weighed- 3ti0 2 Mayor W.

Freelaud Kendrick resting on the control lever, the first train of i mm i Mfjii ajoutr, nm ip, wiiue wit ii $40,000 summer borne. The tract in II nititty nuirkioK, NrtriMi tMtr No. 8ft Notify Wtiiiurn Murk. 3l vt. ami (Jltard at'.

Ueicaut Washington, London aud Paria. According to the official explanation ficially to traverse the new $00,000,000 cludes the site of the once thriving tannery town of Thornednle. Seven thou Dogs and Birds Employment Ageacies Farm and Garden For Exchange For Sale Help Wanted Male Help Waated Female Household Goods Lost and Found of Mr. Kellogtr's decision not to visit ..9 .1, 2 2 9 I London, the Secretary is especially desirous of returning to the United States 20,000 ACRES OF OSAGE OIL LANDSJ0 BE SOLD Alresdy World's Richest Redmen; Wealth Will Be Vastly Increased WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.

The Osuge Indians of Oklahoma, world's richest redmen, are preparing for another oil melon-cutting, the Interior Department announced today. On September 27 oil lenses on twenty thousand acres of their reservation will be auctioned by the (government. The record for a single quarter section to dale is $1,000,000. The leases are to bo made for periods of five years and as long on the liner Leviathan and a sojourn sand acres were bought from the Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company and the remainder from individuals. It is expected that this will be the nucleus of a summer colony of wealthy Philndclphians of German descent.

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Copyright, 1919. by The Inquirer end N. Y. llcraht Tribune. OSLO, Norway, Sept.

I. Two seaplane floats, each twelve feet long, which were picked up last night off Fugloe Islands, which lie off the coast of Norway, near Tromsoe, from where Amundsen took off on June 18, were definitely identified this afternoon as parts of the Iviilhitin seaplane in which Cnptnin Tlonld Amundsen and Cuptuin Rene Guilbiiud, of the French Naval Air Service, set out in an effort to rescue the Italia's survivors. The flouts were noticed at dusk yesterday by the icebreaker Brood, homeward bound from Bear Island. They floated high in tbe water, and at first the captain thought they were small boats which had been washed out to sea. When investigation showed them to be parts of a seaplane, the captain Bear, deer and other game are plen Machinery and Tools 3 Money to Loan 5 IViortgages 6 Muiortyuttiii 9 Musical Instruments fl Parcel Post Business 1 1, 12 J.ng rnf teon entirely accented here as the real reason, though it has Broad street subway emitted a triumphant yelp from its warning whistle and rumbled out of City Hull station at 10.17 o'clock yesterday morning into the shadowy, signal-punctuated reaches of the tube.

If ever in municipal affairs there has been a joy-ride in the proper emphasis of the term, It was enjoyed yesterday morning in tha forty-nine minutes required for the threccar special to travel to the terminal yards at Eleventh and Grange streets and back to the City nail. Mnyor Mackey fairly exuded good humor. Former Mayor Kendrick grinned like a schoolboy. Clarence E. served as official confirmation that Mr.

um) ui tbe section, through wnictt run several well-stocked fishing streams. CHEW FOOD VIGOROUSLY, Painting and Paperhangmg 9 Kellogg haa chnnged his European Itinerary, which he announced before I LOST-Auif. Jffft'MoiiTlinf 4t Readinif. Personals 3 blink a while fVin. bound, he 477 Hew.

It Ittllj.r- 1704 at io.n thereafter as oil is found In paying iiinntity. What the bidders pay for Sells Candy Store Through Want-Ad When E. Sherman, 400 S'ern street, wanted to sell candy store and 6-room house in Obey, a "Business Opportunity" ad was inserted in The Inquirer. Within three days the property was sold to a new proprietor. TELEPHONE Bell: Rittenhouse 5000 Keystone: Broad 6000 Ask for Ad-Taker Poultry and Supplies CHESS PLAYERS ADVISED I I LOST Kus't hrt Ahie'rni! and r-miw Continued on M.rCjlumii the leases is in fact a bonus, or pure "velvet" for the Indiana.

They receive a royalty of one-fiflu or one-sixth of Mastioitlon Aids Clarity of Reasoning, Radio Equipment 3 Resorts 18 of a news section Real Estate For Sale 4, 6 Real Estate For Rent 5. 6, 7 Savant Declares Baseball Results 5ped.it to Th nirutrer. ril.drin'i mid Indian' cloftilug. nvw.inl A-IS liiuutrer office. I.OST- Mnirelpf wiille ibV 2 "dUmoudY.

Jf MiM'lilrpft bt'twin Ml) nnd l.ltb tin. Be nl -till! Inquirer offlr I.oKJ Whin? 4ill with brown vara and one hi-nwfi fv. Anter to tbe name Pal. Ba wiird 1HU X. P'm, Lost Hiniill Jrv-nVii noT'dle.

rip. 'jttb and mt'nrd; on aid-, name Fluff, liberal) rfwiml. riil 4lZ Los nm-ip bat? bt. Mrawbrldire A all oil produced, depending on volume. STEAMSHIPS COLLIDE OFF OREGON COAST CHICAGO, Sept.

1. Chew your food vigorously and aplenty and be Real Estate News Real Estate Wanted Rooms and Boarding 9 Situations Wanted Male 2. 3i of the Brood immediately made an ex Meyers, Director of City Transit, come a chess wizard! This is the con elusion reached by Dr. Harold G. Hoick, tended investigation of the surround rushed up and down the leugth of the One Vessel Asks Other to Pick Up Situations Wanted Femal 3 I KiUiitT A itinutora.

(ttarnood rtnfra. men University of Chicago instructor In ing areas in the nope oi picsing up Rfwifti). Oil) tlito-nlroime WJ p.y. pyslology, after a five-year experiment Ad. los r- mat, foliar 4 chain, more wreckage, but was forced by su-era Don.

Cull Mirh. 62-7, 7th, on himself. By chewing your food un forward coach in sheer exuberance of apirits. The two score other prominent administration officials and citizens in the "royal coach" were similarly buoyed up by the significance of darkness to abandon the search. AMERICAN LEAGUE Athletics, 14; Boston, 2.

New York, Washington, 3. Cleveland, Chicago, 2. Detroit, St. Louis, 4. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston, Phillies, 3.

(First game, II Innings.) Phillies, Boston, I. (Second game.) New York, Brooklyn, 0. St. Louis, Pittsburgh, I. Chicago, Clnolnnatl, 0.

til your jaws are weary your cheB At Tromsoe today. In the presence Steamships 18 of a news section Schools and Colleges 7 of a news section Storage, Movlno and Hauling 9 Tour and Travels 18 of a news seotion Used Automobiles 8, 9 game ia likely to improve, he said, Vx d-irk allow Col lie dt'tr. Qn-Hi niiRTi lost niaVk and white rabbit dotr. oje earf iiTlt latona lit. LOST Pillio rtillie ana.

to thf oato of Darbr, rtw. Call Uitmiboviif HlS. although your weight will fall off. the occasion. Before tbe first train howled its re of the French consul, Norwegian officers and officers of the French ship Durance, the floats were identified beyond all doubt aa having belonged The only benefit derived from long Lifeboats PORTLAND, Sept.

1 (A. The Mackny Radio nnd Telegraph Company reports that the steamers Floridian and the Admiral Fiske eol-lided at 10.45 tonight. The Floridian had a hole in the engine room and asked tbe Admiral Fiske to stand by to pick -'up the boata, vf l-(XT-ClMir a'i)iiiiiiin'i ordvr book. HbJtM sea was clarity of 8 KadlO Programme; distance jaw exerci verberant warning down the glistening Wanted 9 reasoniug, Dr. Hoick declared.

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