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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02

u. S. Intervention at
Trau Prevented War
Between Italy and Slavs

Washington. oct. Intervention
by the American naval forces at
Trau. Dalmatia. prevented blood
shed which would perhaps have re-
suited in q state Of actual war be-
fNesu Italy and Jugo-Slayia." ac-
cor1ing 60 q report from Admiral
Knapp. commanding American ma
sal forces in European waters.
transmitted 10 the Senate to-day by
Secretary Daniels.
American sailors were not land
-. Admiral Knapp said. until after
American and Italian officers who
had bcsu sent TO Trau had induced
fhe Italian raiders 10 withdraw art
- they Rad surprised and captured
TIRE small Serbian garrison. One
ItaIlau officer and three men were
left behind and the American blue
saekefs were sent ashore 10 protect
them and police the town until
serbian troops could arrive. the Ad-
m8Fal said.
The Americans acted. Admiral
Knapp continued. IT the request OF
TIE Italian admiral tn command on
the uaimatian coast and the force
sas Withdrawn Immediately after
the SeTbiaus arrived and took
charge. Meantime the commander
- the Italian raiders was ordered
20 trial by cOuTt-mart!al by the Ital-
tan admiral.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02

every department OF the game yes
tcrdaN, hut those who have watched
t'miskeN's aggregation In their PEN
naut tight maintain that the SoN will
show their tru" form before the series
is over.
The series VAL almost certainly
break all records relative to the
the amount of money taken in at the
gate. The nrst days receipts were
more that S2i,o00 In excess OF the
high record vf the FIRST days receipts
OF worlds series games made when
the Philadelphia Athletics played al
New York In 1871. At that time S77.-
3aa was taken In at the gate. while
yesterdays returns were SgN.7TN
gross, and this did not include the
war tax collected. All seats are
sold for to-day's game and there Is
every reason to believe that those
who are content with standing room
viii be just as numerous.
The batting order for to-day's game
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
TROOPS EASE
TENSION AFTER
RACIAL RIOTS
Twenty Alleged lnsiigaiors
Arrested Ii llclcna. Aik.
After Aiup Are Killed

ieienn Nrf The ar-
HHI tniH u.nHa ar Ela.ne of GOO
IHHsI STATE. T.HuHs accompanied
I GaEs-r". HrHurH. somsNhat
seH ~, I.H... of fha situation
brought aha.f Hr gaHsrdayss race
HafH in wh. r.r.. white men were
aIIfd. tao wounded uuH an un-
ananu uumhr. H. n.eraes klHea u.d
wounded
Tls arrest u. .n .Urrra luatlrators
uI fHe uai.r. a aIsa ne.frroa Ca
raIf removed . Frsa. asaE 81 the
suuHes ef uauUI. THe prisoners
ners prauriH Hrrs and placed under
hsafg Fau=d
Afsr HH aU-lar uen Yesterday
H fhe mHgrfH sd. Elaine. between
uH.ts poe, men ana arsanlzed
nternss HwrU rIfn laun-rauro
u0es. the eHru.I.iss sore teea white
WsH end sT..U Hreroes Allied and
HrEf uuu.u.I uf whites and
H.HHh NoHH.HU. HHms aarauHIx
t1arluf-r .ids IlnN
fEEhunE ..HHHU arIF F#fb fhs
"uutlHg aarl.H.F auH uerraas we're
reported hanl"I Ir fHs caus bra8er.
toitinurd au H'aae 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
Sleelton Official Says
Men Are Returning TO
Work in Greater Numbers

While 600 EfHErf at rfrr't..
tI#Im fFUF ar. huIHIHE tEr.r rHT
HHTI#f uf tnr Hf.HIsHfm $500.
H.#Ht declared wnHH meH ar. r.f...
#s fH wnrE UFIIE THa I.#.u."
.E f#Hfrf WOE WadF IU..." .
EHHE Robbins JT ""...
H.HH#sF
THr uaw lH furHluE .I#H. o..
HarwaE $50 department e. w
rNE Hfn.HE uNf HfHat iu"Hu...
H#.H 1870 Hrf uNlF e. EeI U"|
.HH EFu#uUEH demanded ~ UH F I
II.HHf Umg. Nt anticipate HH
Convenience fu fNf IatHrf I....
##E HaHH more WfH FsuHFH.H" r.
H.#k tHr largest IurfeaHf HrIr" I.
H.H#HIHE
Af strike hDuUHuaftfe zoe m..
WF.. Hrfu fNIH morning TNr wrH
NEH HfU uut rHIIrH HE lntfrt.r #uH
stored HuH theu lee THf.u N.s
HHt# uu Interference with fhn UHH
#H# WHHf tu WuFH hf tErfH E.Fs
u##Fa 600 uu dHfF end fn.rIurf.
HHHH na iHrlirauTH e. Eff Hfn OIL
.#.fra rTaI.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02

Fr decorated Tfsa.
RrSllant t'icid. Cincinnati, oct >.
Tho gaus attending the second
contest far ths W0Fids champion
ship HaSglal series as well as tho
Kvdx and Mhitc SuN. were greeted
to-day usth weather as perfect as
that Of yesterday. The sun shon,
brilliantly. while the thermometer
rsE5s erred in the neiEhhorhood OF
slghta dsEryys "a noon.
The crowd vas little slower in
gathering al the grounds than u
VAS yesterday. the grandstand and
BOXES being almost deserted two
hours before game time.
The right neld bleachcrs were
thnec-fourihs nllcd at TINS stage,
While thc paNilions were but half
allied The usual morning band con-
cert was also missing. bat the nu-
Weuous policemen were on the job.
while the coffee and sandwich Npn-
dors rcapcd their harvest.
The bands and oTshestTas appear
- af l23o and the scene became
uNei2.
THE Reds appeared on tho field al
1@.aa aud Immediately started bat
ting pwctice with Erssslcr. "A south
pas. delivering up the offerings TO
the hatters. Duncan received big
applause when be drove long ny
lnto the len field bleacher cnclo-
sure.
The white SoN came in on the
nsld - i.Io 3. m. and tossed balls
back and forth in front OF their
bench.
Statements from Manager Moran.
e the Reds. and Manager Gleason OF
ths White soN indicated that the win
ning 81 the nrst game had made the
bone team more confident. while Il
maoe the losers even more dctcrm'
inea O. regain the ground lost Ac'
sgEasuElH. Manager Gleason indicat-
- that b. would pitch CLAUDE MIi-
ilams. his star lsft handler. Manager
Aefan announced that slim" sailoe
would b. on fht mound.
part Predictions
Ihaf tsrt.rdaK'E game upset pre-.
aIsttans Mas indicated by the nuctu-
atan - thc bettinE odds. even mon
80 On the Rsds nndIuE few takers
and hsr. and there odds being dc,
mauasf tN those who stlll believe ths
~aN NHH ultimately prove the victor
The Heds outpiaged the visitors be-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
.SALUTES FROM
BIG GUNS GREET
BELGIAN KING
Typical American Scene In
acted When Monarch
Arrives
WARSHIPS DIP COLORS
Nicc-Prcsidcnl Expresses For
nal Welcome; King AL
bert Makes Reply
WARSHIPS DIP COLORS

New York. oct. .. - Albert OF
Belgium. warrior king OF the brave
little nation to which honor was
dcarer than life, landed at Hoboken
at 1907 o'clock to-day ~ the first
rcigniug monarch OF Europe to set
foot on American soil With him
came Elizabeth. his heroic queen.
and Prince Leopold, heir apparent
TO the throne
They were welcomed with the dig
nifty win which the nation Erccts
her distinguished guests. COM
pdlies OF regulars and marines pre-
sented arms as they descended the
gangpiank of the transport George
WASHINGTON to he received by Vice.
President Murghall and other rcpTo-
scntatiyts 81 the Government
Most Democratic of Kings
But deeper than the show nt pomp
and ceremony pulsed the fellowship
felt by citizens OF republic for
the most democratic OF kings The
Americans who throngcd the pier
where liners flying the ensign of i'l-
pcrial Germany once docked. greeted
him with the respect due the ruler
OF a sovereign state blended with uf-
fcction and admiration. Il seemed
10 them he was first OF all soldier
and "A gentleman and only incident
ally a king.
Rain and fog obscurod the skyline
of New York and the neigh boring
New Jersey cities as the liner Crcpt
slowly up the hay. escorted by many
scaplanes and a squadron of II des-
troycrs under command of Read Ad-
miral Plunkctt with fleet of wul-
coming craft hanging on behind.
Throughout the night six destroycrs
had circled constantly about the
transport as a guard OF honor. When
the ship reached Ambrose light IL
was boarded 10y Baron de Cartier
de MarchIennc, Belgian ambassador
TO the United States. who was the
Continued on Page I'LL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
Raid "Moonshine" Stills
in Farmhouse Cellars

IBgiisiTtOwn. y. j.. oct. 1.-Two
f'moOnsbine" liquoT stills concealed
IN the cellars Of farmhouscs six
miles from the center Of this town
Eere Taded by Federal revenue
agents early to-day. Three persons
Uere arrested charged with the H.
legal manufacture of whisky and
complete still outfits. eighteen bar
rels of mash" and a large guam
tifT of sugar and other materials
were seized. This was the third raid
made BY revenue agents IN New Jer-
s@Y IN the last few weeks.
The revenue agents report that
quantities OF contrabaBd whisky had
been sent 10 New York In recent
weeks through Perth Amboy TO
Staten Island and thence by ferry TO
Sew York City. Yesterday two New
York agents traced a suspect from
New York 10 Engiishtown.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
Bethlehem officials Are
Claiming Improvement,
With 10 Per Cent. Out

Nefhlehpm. l'H. Het. Gradual
Improvement iu ths bethlehem steel
HfH##F NHH tIHIWtd To-day hF officials
Hl fHF gnWpHut. Nha Hata fhaf Hnf
H##fH fHau trU urr rFuf oT fHrIr
NaHs sWFH Hrf UuN nHE THfg dr-
ei.HsH tHHt several HHHdFsd bad co.
fH Htd tu work yesterday and lnH
fHHEf NNff fNpfNtrd To-day "A static
fWNEt Nf inn cuW liHMN anlH tHa. HlI
aff ffmFutH uf Hll thr plants iu thia
HH# either ritlrt Hrf WORKING Hf
IEae.aailH fui rHrHelU
H4ftkr irHdrrr however. make dI.
FtHiIE opposite rIaImH Thr de-
H#HHfH fhrir rHuhH aHE steadily rr-
HsHfIHE FfufurrrmfufH aHd fHHf aI
tEaHf fiHhtb prr rfHf uf fhr ru.-
HIHsta uft uut
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
SWEETS GIVEN TO
cITY'S CHURCHES

AHetf .riFnf rahsa LEFT after
rfialiurrf nauaurl fa itn asry-
lEH HeH on saturday. Afre dIsirih
HtUd a. charitable aE aulEatlonr
af the rltN it Wah auuuufsrfd co.
Hsf hf Mr GsnrHs t11er. - ths
committee uu eahea ~ the har
f0H.tl MWr AID. which had
rhHHFr 81 thr fuedinn ~ the mon
ftNff rhHritahlp institution af
HHe fliN htusufsa Included
amonH thrHr Wrrp fhs Harrisburg
lIuHpital tns ifalYelinir Hospital
ease tliHprfEHfhs AHI1uf hurar
Association. t'hildHuu'H Industrial
Hems. sflfan iiHHhiH Orphan
aHe Aufarg iiolns apru .nif
p huuls iht llome For tho
ff.enaleah. MuHHlah Home Hud
ufHHHH
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
ce--i.s;s-s-I.-- Hs-
Opened Bid For Grading

Ei6s ra~ Rrnhazx fe9r sectfons of
ws~w s~rs~~s we~e m~e~ed ~ Corr
ssissssrsarw " S. E.~nwh- The Cer-
s~Hr re-rs~ruF<A0s sTqs1 rszrw Kuh-
ss<rs.f $50 f~1ees hzfH fcr three -
49, r~laSs-z EFNheffs - folfoHs. FIX
=s~HFF EsF~~ - rzafer sfgeefg
- $40 Ees~rF fsEs- FEffh 20 Turner.
So y Esss~~f1- Her - Verbese
- 80 Wfaaz - Murphy auf
ss~-s - FAa hxWNsT ~ f0r grsdfrg
Wr~~.slr~ pfrem~sN - Efzhfserfh
s1rsaes- 1esamE< - So
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
WRECKED FREIGHT
TRAIN Is STRUCK
BIZ FAST EXPRESS
Metropolitan Crashes Info
Debris of Twenty Cars
Near Philadelphia

Philadelphia. Csci- The Metro
poiitHn EapHeas or fhs ponnsglVHria
Eailroad whzcf SER Chirnro sss-
rerday morning Tor .ceN To-k. v-as
partially nHerlze6 nineteen Hzszaes
v-esf a. phuaaelrha tnis rrurza1lr
a wcsthound freirff train 81 zoe
cars wac derahee 0r s. shafy curzse
anc fle mreeRaef a. rw-srrv cars
piled hirh. HH 8nsf than rw-u mn
ufns fhr ssHsrnsf crashed arro t
Ram was failing Hmd rhsr6 xzas 8
fur The eurIneular saw fhs u-rneiz
too luts 90 atafs oiaaf1eF Affssr a.
Ilit.uE fae f4HaaseE b. arc hif fireman
Jumped. EufE Hfa=e huF~
No faH==sal.f--s Hufa
The engine. iaaEEaEr car anE foB~
aleopefe ~ thF Metropolitan Nssrs
Thrown or fhe frack The alulne
lAsssfEsssassd ssn H'Are 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
Bishop Berry Scores
CommecisliEed Evangelism

sstsstsassa- 8ta- orf. G-Eissasas &
- A@frf - #staal ACE Tfill la. fafs.sst e -.
af fne uuUmul naHs4mF .ir "a. 49,
I.lifEh fmfltssF7ssHsas 81 Tff Nsrfseae -
8sillHroistl f'huffih. sssfslciHsr 49, eass
ffsf ono "a asaAHluu rfs-arn. ssafssszs
= iiHi iis called 'essfufnercisl grange
E1fml
T'nf l1isshap assriarf-e .-r-russ.s...r.
~as a NerE HulpufaHtlf TifFr - -
Huuffti f fuuet4sasaa. lalf ~ sfsfs.e s8.s.s
isf.iif'f Nftf more lasting FssE1l1s - i :
b. sf-cuTec Il tisr tuc idus1 afIslissfs-s.s
ttsuE filssiF NnFsE HaaHa a. ftf.s.-s srsssss-
Effssrc al lwec fskAnEssl tElf. rns a sasssz
t18rs tun stFt=n HsunE a. rts sfaafrsAasss
- nutit'ssfTfsf TzzHtlasT Taasr ~ rass. etasa=
fiF ~ ftlf @ssHiaAssfslffHfs- T'tiF tslr allHHs
rHfrHfN utE 81 NfaH fsuuFfsftsss -. - lss.-
IisltiHiE tU ssKauNssI assfir rf1suIfa is-sss -
storrl. HuatIa1 b. AssrtssF uerc - salHza-
gsstllsFfir N-ufH 1tfs is4c zsaouaz
i1laurfiisf.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
PART SOLDIERS OF CITY TOOK
IN WAR TO BE PUT ON SCREEN
Peter Niagara Goes Forward IN Enir fiisaor. .Imped
by 10 Selfish Molive Picture Man WI Nzke Record

a lasting record % the TsuTa ras-
deutf 81 tins eify anc county 1ilaNee
a. fas NuF vii De maua znnol4ssH
arrangements nov iteiuE uuuclun9E
bF Tastef MuEhro. DW'nef ant anuu-
agss.F 81 tie HeReuf T'hezria4
When ffss @kfh IDiviniuu aads s-s,-
furned. through kF Mas-a-es sasafs-
si1lr q motion T7sr-iurf 11nufaEsszs.llnr
cnuEiff the Halulf Nnenf AEzzzH 81
MondaH luszL sfsenta az fiss = Ezszssnzsss
Home fsfsississu4ion were 1zsoFIzIsls
rcnorucc uD Ia tim EarE xE Iii
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
Improvement Bonds For
300 Are Redeemed;
Property Owners Pay Tax

During September citg pualir inn
prov litshl hHnot umuuutluR a.
aat.ahu hseuHIr uuv uua aeae re-
deemed a. ta. OHIO, of Cas rrsas-
utrr ~ q Nru'r Total skpendi-
tuHss last month Including lie re-
HrWfsflun 81 fHs bonds amuHrt..d fo
ft .enH ta rrrripif zafGks.a3
naianes October d. EaIk.kas ~. bal
aufU septemHrr q ffaH .aaste
itufauE tia iHsf feu daea huHauedf
uf property uHurrF uuiu thatf fHiN
nhuul tnA. iin Monday aehuuI Z -
amounting ~ ttn.pub Wssrs fsae1z u
Yesterday 80 900 AND to-aat - D.
Il .uun
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02

It wac recalled bg ths committee
in charge - the campaign fhrouFl
which funds are 10 b., RAISED for thf
couHfruofIan 81 fhc cifyE soldiers
and sailorF memorial m tas Hii
enc 81 flls new state street hrldEs
fhis morning thar during she Nas
dngf there xers hundreds a. seFEAos
naEf falnF throurhon fhs cify unc
honacs. stuHes 8hopF nnd anauafrim
pluutE aa well aF churches Nenf
proud uf laelr faEf and Whut thes
represented
The suggestion be- nov mnds fhas
fhose NHo fleN serRlcc naEf durinf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02


H-i1fslSsaFasiz- fzfF e-ft~. Nefrlnz
3 -lsrarEfF Sc ere - So u-orif' =
rars-rrs~ sTs-aiasa assE - neruC-s dis
sasrF FEr ~.rerlrr raf fm1sEsf iafeiV -
ss.frse fo- w-eshsHes esez znf wlii ar
<s.1n saa.rs fafn sn-N9~
Tar TArreuFe - HsFrfasH0r - rerw-
ssns urlE r-.saufF1 EEaszsex ~ TeTers0r
Hss.Ff-sn Frrtf~e aHN FTesaEas~ a.
- sa.a fs-rFfrr -szs=sf7af srf nfiiose-
ls.tg,sf ss-r- sfis-s Sc 30 atogf g
sfss-s 80
-s.r rs.r-s see - fbe~~ur1 was
=ssse = r.rs.ef.ar - $50 Eoeisfe 10
e-ss,ss-f. 49, - Haasss Hf 81 s0-rnossH
- ss-sr Taa-- Nnr - saae w-oTF.lrs fssah p
s-a@ asFssvaas 49, Ew Hew~lnls NAsorferw
T8wMW rme rnAsH# a~Hsws~1m rRv-s8rEa y
sz-er sssas~ saass-s s===a ss#- f-ofV
re- Tas~rrurr . fse .esffcr % mlauW
H=s-asissf o. Es~=N9s @ss=es sss
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
ATTENDANCE INCREASES

Atfendancc ~ Tho gymnnaium
ctasses at Central "Y' Is on the in
crease. Businessmen are showing
much interest in this department.
The attendance yeterday jumped TO
20 At noon: and to 2s last evening.
This IL a new record. other classes
are showing larger attendance.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02

William IL. Brefz. uf Camp #HIf
BE- BE- fht Harrisburg Hospital Nifh
uruhuhle frarturs ~ the laft ia
hrriz NmH injured when e boa Sell
ou him while hs Waf WORDING alsuui
fhe ArmF Reserve Depoi a. Ns-U
Cumberland
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
THE WEATHER

HHFfisassfH nna Atetalfgi asrt-
ffsa eaa oarmeH ata4A Af1aaaass,
aaa t"sninht, aAaas aaAs aad
a4Emaea
&ahHsfn t'rnmn smaAmH Hhssnf-
#assaA nHa a. mfas8a8 No@sfiffitf.
Ftatf fhif nma e. tssmt.H. klssa-
sfatf eouthfnN a. ssslh ksiaaa
htknff 1hs eassstisianaun risaF aad
Hif fts hfaafshes ssIIi fsssiiasllIfs
Hssasaa HtnftaaHFss s sIaisa ssf
Hsssaaf ~ fessf ts aaalenfed Sea
Harrisburg FlaHs sa@E ss&sss
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
Market Street Store Is 1
BHrglarized During n

Guns. finHhhriif. ammuuftz
cartridges hiln sporting nouaa 10
fHlue II AplH0aimmfsls zaHn 4
HiaAsn from ihf khenl uua =
HpurtinN Foouf Hf0rF @nE -
street lAHi taFm ur tarlK fhis .
hg n addition uiBow $50 ~ =
NHt taken
isutfHnuf a. fhs storarouHn
nalusd hK fafriur doa# 81 a..
nf the hulldiuE Two uun fsass-s :
taken from a. store : nlocE. L. :.
swas ibe = 4iy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
NeurOlOgist Called as
Wilson'S Condition Is
Reported Not Good

Nasasinrzosn. ucl. e.-nespite .
fa5fay rood usrhts ress. President
Wilson v-as not - vsil this morning
and Rear Adutrai Cravson. Ms per
sona1 plyxacian. tzs called ln con-
sultauor nr- y. n ncrcum. >
usu~olorssa a. Phla6e1phia-
Adrrirsl Grayson issued the fol-
arulrr lluneftn af 11 e. m
The presiaens haE 3 fairly good
nrlt. lsuf h5s canElssou ls not az al.
ruol rhis morning
Tas calling fn - are nerve spe-
r.a1asa w-as dacaaal unun hE nr.
sravsnr fIass saTHHE am# br hercum
s. expected at ere Whlfe House fo-
cas-.
-~hr preslHnrt-s condition "a not
fsunsidsref EiarEltnE. ar n'as sariain-
s.s ar fna Wftfe HHuusr. and fhs
auai1ar 80 cau an Ter nerrurn n-as
mace as Fsreca Ufa0narF measure
and So relteze fhs pressure on Isr
srarsuu- mhu haS laecu wlfh ths
Har-esaerr alrnnss uorssuuous1F sincs
hr was saken m q week ago whiis
un q speaking feuF-
Eurrwneag R~sshe~s
rHss purslHsrf was described "a
ssss ~nrrs1r rasr 1ass HsT. GraNsOU fu
szssf hr rffnasr aEsrf srf - frHlns
- ffrerr hs runE from work anf
saEerurrrr matters fu Wtsrf ST. WI
szaH 81 Grs rous - taking hand
TTls Tfipf EEarutfKe. hCu-e1c ~. ha'
ha.an Tr-rl rllifsn6 sa sEn a fsH hiiii
and arfruE 80 some fsW orher rou,
sane r1arfarN
~ Graa-sor has a.ser IN consul,
faranr mafh wsar Admiral E. K Sfiff
fasaE - sac uazaf medical srhoo1
and rs- rseuris - ere naval 4 -
ssrrsarH-. fsus shFF haEs nrt sfen SO
fsnaEi6fr1
nr Erarsan srHzeass Dr Faorgs
- Srfws6rfE ar TEe spreiaiisf a
zsIH58aEeIrfls- 80 sasf ths Presl6en'
#HHs mfrE
wne FresaeerH 60 u0s take kinS,
av so fls aEea - calling ln "a special
r. f- fua E araaa asaeaf on pr
Craraurs ErsasenoE ffaf - would
asrFr ~ Save scene aassz zsfa-ce.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02

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The sun., 1919-02-05
SINN FEM LEADERS
ESCAPE FROM JAIL
De- Valera and Tlvo Others
Get AWdy During Night.

LONDON. Feb. PROF Edward de
Valera the Sinn Fe!n leader, and Milroy
and John McGarry. also Sim Fe.n
Members of Parliament. escaped from
the prison at Lincoln last night, accord
ing to a despatch TO the Evening Ners
Apparently, the despatch adds. the
master key to the back door was thrown
over the prison. walls 10 the Sim
Feiners
Lincoln is about thirty-fve miles from
the east coast of Skegnes.
A despatch 10 the Central News from
Dublin save II is definitely stated there
that all the Sim Feinsrs interned In
England will be released Monday morn
Ing.
Prof: Edward de Valera, who was
born in New York, has been in prison
since last spring. when he and other
Irish extremists were rounded up by the
British Governpent on the charge that
they were fomenting a revolutionary
plot backed by German money. They
were committed to the Lincoln prison
without trial
De Valera was elected to Parliament
from East Glare In the December cleo
tons and was recently appointed a Sim
Fem delegate TO the Peace Conference.
De Valera was one OF the military
leaders in the Easter week uprising Of
1916. 4 death sentence was commuted
70 life imprisonment and in 1917 he was
pardoned. De Valera. who IL not vet
forty. has lived in ireland since the
death OF his Spanish American father
which occurred when the present Sim
Fem chief was years old.
The sun., 1919-02-05
LIVING WAGES UGRED
FOR WORK IN PRISON
Best Way to Reform Conflicts,
IL VieU of Experts.

The introduction OF wage systems in
the prisons OF the country. The money to
be turned over to the convicts upon their
discharge or used for the benefit OF their
families. was advocated yesterday at tho
second days session OF the annual meet
ing OF the National Committee on Prisons
and Prison Labor. held in the ballroom
Of Adolph Lewisohns home. SS1 Fifth
avenue
DR.. Samuel McCune Lindsay. professor
Of social Regulation al Columbia Tniver-
sity, thought that one of the functions
OF the proposed League OF Nations would
be to help enforce an international stan
dard OF prison labor. whereby inmates OF
penal institutions would receive wages
based OH the prevailing scale in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the prisons, less then
cost OF their maintenance.
The cure for crime Is not imprison-
Ypent or punishment" said DR.. Charles
winslow. chief of the division OF re-
search OF the Federal Board for Voca-
tional Education. This Is amply dem
onstrated by the habitual offenders and
repeaters crowding our jails. The cure
for crime is the opportunity to live by
come other means than committing
crime It is opportunity TO learn some
other trade than that of the crimins
and to practise that trade after release.
Because of satisfactory results In US.
ing prison labor in the Forestry and
State Highway departments. Herbert s
Carpenter, chairman of the committee or
agriculture, advocated the further EN-
ploymsnt OF convicts on State work. III,
| urged giving "a living wage" to them.
Or. George II. Hastings reproached tn,
State OF New York for not having pro
vided a single institution for mental!
| defective delinquents. He urged thai
the Reformatory for Women at Bedford
Hills he set aside for female defective,
! and that the reformatory at Napanoct
be used for the same class OF male de
| llnquents He expects the necessar,
| legislatlon 10 be nfferad at Albany