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Evening journal., 1921-09-30
4 CARS CRUSHED
IMP. R. R. WRECK

CHESTER, Pa. Sept sO-Four
cars were demolished and heavy
damage resulted from a rear-end
collision of freight trains yesterday
morning on the Pennsylvania Rail
road at Penn street. No one wa
injured.
Residents were aroused shortly
after O'Clock by a terrific crash.
and cropping their way TO the elevated d
tracks found them Uttered with mer.
chandise. The first train, bound for
Baltimore, had been halted by a sig
nal, and the fagman left the rear
and walked back to guard the train.
A few minutes later tn second trair
came tearing down the tracks and
crashed into the rear OF the stand
ing train.
The caboose was destroyed and
the next car, containing slabs of
granite. was wrecked, but the heavy
freight prevented other cars from
being telescoped. The third car wa
loaded with toys. merchandise and
household furnishings. The fourth
car. containing automobiles. was
damaged. but the motors escaped
injury with the exception Of a splin.
ksred windshield on one copnA-
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

1000 ems Low
Shoes. Welt soles.
Fine quality Tan
Calf. Regu- 50 EQ
larly 800. O.OO
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
Store Hours: 9 to $50

Must be good store to have won larger
business in 1921 than in any former year. And
it has.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
Philadelphia, Friday, Septe.nber 80, 1921

In some lines we are selling more than twice
as much goods as last year-for prices are half
last years. and our money receipts are larger.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
Here Are Some of the Things That Will

A-at $42.5O. Soft, lightweight kersey-soft and
supple costly duvetyn New ttedn line at the waist,
and modification of the fare ripple skirt" Tailor
corded well taor-sttched Lined throughout with
peau de cygne silk, and warmly nterlined Enormous
shawl collar of skunk fur. Black, navy, taupe.
Bat s45. Dressy enough for street wear; ideal for
motoring and travelling Fine-very fne-Boivia. Silk
lined throughout; warmly nterlined Smart, practical
storm collar. The new, big armhoe sleeve. Black,
brown burro and navy blue.
Cat $50. Normandy Bolivia. semi-shaped in waist
line; loose front; strngtie belt Silklned throughout
Warmly interlined. And the big becoming collar is Of
fine dark squirrel. Black navy blue.
Dat SIS. Smarty cut coat made Of the men,
Der Of the Bolivia family known "Nordine-" Cut
the new ftted-in lines at waist with ripple fared
skirt" Handmade crow's-feet Silk-ned. Interlined
Two-in-one collar. Navy blue, brown taupe.
-Gtmbss Philadelphia. Salons Of Dress nosr.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13

Marion for so years. His bride wa,
born in Marion county 81 years ago
DR.. Harding's first wife died II
years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13

Use Bee want ads-spcedy results
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13
Brictson Summoned
Into Federal Court

"So osa~''
where I'm inclined to order Mr.
Brictson into court. | don't see how
he can take such an attitude; how
he can want to throw legal technl-
calities in the way OF this investiga-
ton. Let an order be drawn and
served on Mr.. Brictson by the
United States marshal"
"It won't be necessary to serve
the ORDER" announced Mr., Culhane.
He'll be here tomorrow. | want 1t
recorded that we except this order,
however,
Jurisdiction Challenged.
Counsel for Brictson challenged
the jurisdiction of the court here i'll
the case on the grounds the Brictson
company was incorporated under the
laws of Colorado.
Judge Woodrough oNerruled this
objection, citing the case OF the Lion
Bonding company, which was IN
corporated in Minnesota.
The Nebraska stockholders, ac-
cording to the. petition, number
1900. The petitioners are H: +.
Close, Peter Johnson, John r. Her
ron. Fred c. Kruger, Mrs. J. w.
Heapy, Paul A. Karo, Frank w.
Scherer and Edward Arndt.
E. T. Swobe Listens.
The site of the prospective Brlct-
son factory was purchased at Twen-
ty-fourth street and Poppleton ave-
nue. The petitioners allege the fac
tory has never been built and that
not single tire has been manutac-
tured.
Mul6neer declared he could bring
400 stockholders into court If neces-
sary to conduct the Investigations
Edwin T. Swobe was in the court
room during the hearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13
Boy Rescues
2 Men From
5O-Foot Well
-
Freckle Faced Youth on
Southern Plantation Risks
Gas.Filled Shaft When
Crownups Quail. .
Bv II. c. HAMILTON.

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Service, lnc)
Atlanta, Ga, Aug. l2,-"1t wasn't
much. | just did it." and that's the
way Buxier Jackson feels about 60
ing so feet down in a gas-filled well
10 rescue two men, both negroes.
lie risked his own life without the
slightest hesitation after half doz-
en- full-grown men had declined, and
sent both to the surface before he
would permit men at the top to haul
him up. One OF the men lived, the
other died.
The boy, barefooted, freckle- faced
and pug-nosed, as is proper with
boy heroes, told the story while un-
doubtedly thinking about slice Of
watermelon. a game Of marbles, the
swimming hole and half dozen
other things of far more impor
tance in his mind.
Working on Well.
The negro working on my ia
theirs WE'LL" he said, went down
there early to draw out some water.
RiolllCl was tiNiS anu dllSi "ii'iS
she couldn't make the negro answer
when she called.
"She came after my father and
after while a crowd gathered
around the we'll and then it was seen
he negro was unconscious. We
,ould smell the gas then. Another
negro was let down on a rope to
bring out the other negro.
why Be Afraid7"
Ellis (the second negro) must
nave got scared. He couldn't
''asten the rope around the other
negro. | told 'em would go down
with a rope. | wasn't afraid. Why
should | be afraid"
Fire Chief Cody. of Atlanta's Fire
Department, said it was the bravest
act he had ever seen. He has recon-
mended the boy for Carnegie hero
medal.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13
London Courts Rush
Many Divorce Cases

London, Aug. l2.-Hustle in the
divorce courts is proving its value.
The judges by working extra"
time next session will, it is expected,
clear the whole of the arrears of
cases.
Everybody who wants a divorce
will be able to obtain it, providing,
of course, evidence and incidents are
as they should be.
The divorce lists for the new
term, issued at the law courts show
that 1882 cases are down for hear
ing. This number includes 800 new
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13

that it would so over until after the
recess.
There were. however, some favor
able developments in the recess
movement.
Representative Mondell gave as
surance that the agricultural credits
bill, which President Harding is in
sisting shall be passed before re-
cess is declared, would be ready for
the senate next Monday. The ship
ping boards deficiency appropria-
ton bill was also pressed in the
house for possible transfer TO the
senate Monday.
The senate, next week, will also
work on the Borah bill to restore
free tolls privileges through the
Panama canal to American coast
wise vessels. but a vote is improb-
able until after the recess.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13
Newly-Wed Father
OF Harding Gets
No Word From Son
Presidents Parent and Nurse
Employe Refused Marriage
Permit in Canada-Ef.
forts at Secrecy Fail.

Marion, O., Aug. l2.-Dr. George
r. Harding. father Of President
Harding, who was married yestcr-
day at Monroe. Mich, to Miss Alice
Severns, his office attendant, arrived
at his Office shortly before noon to-
day, accompanied by his wife. He
announced that he intended resum-
ing his professional duties immedi-
ately and said that he and Mrs.
Harding would reside, at least tenn.
porarily, in the residence which the
doctor had maintained here for
number of years. Upon their ar
rival here last night from Toledo
they went to their respective homes.
DR.. Harding announced at noon
that he had received no word from
the president since he had been in
formed OF the marriage by telegraph
late last night.
Newspaper men and photogra.
pliers began arriving in Marion early
today from nearby points and the
doctor and Mrs. Harding confessed
to being considerably annoyed BY
persistent photographers.
Efforts to keep the marriage Sc
oret, were of no avail, although not
until after the couple reached
Marion last night, six hours after
the marriage, did DR.. Harding ad-
NIT that he had become benedict
DR.. Harding, on arrival with his
bride last night said that Miss
Severns and he left Marion together
Wednesday morning and went to
Detroit. 1--WE were refused a IL
cense in Windsor, Canada, because
we were not residents" DR.. Hard
ing said.
1--WE spent Wednesday night in
Detroit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis V. Sanborn, who are relatives
OF mine. They accompanied us to
Monroe, where we were married
shortly after noon. | know am
not going to be lonesome now," he
said
At the doctors suggestion, Mrs.
Harding was taken to her home. lie
then asked to be driven to his hone,
four squares away.
First official announcement OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13
Vacation Plans
OF Congress Run
Against Snaggs
House Action on Tax Bill May
Delay Proposed Summer
Recess to Au-
gust Is.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The move
ment for recess of congress re-
ceived several setbacks yesterday
and as a result the tentative date for
beginning the 30-day vacation turned
back from August 20 to August 3
or 26.
Probable delay in house passage
of the tax revision bill was the prin-
cipal cause of talk of postponement.
Representative Mondell, Wyoming
house republican leader, informed
Senator Lodge, Massachusetts,. SEN
ate leader, that August 20 appeared
too early for a recess and that it now
was probable the tax bill could not
be gotten through until August "a
or Is.
Another obstacle to the proposed
vacation was rising opposition
among both republican and demo-
cratic senators because OF the status
of several pending bills. Several
democrats served notice i'll the SEN
ate they would oppose vacation
resolution, possibly to the extent OF
flibustering, unless the good roads
bill is enacted.
Compromise Reached.
A compromise on this bill was
reached yesterday by the senate
postof1ice and post roads committee,
which agreed to report a bill next
Monday, calling for SlO0,OO0.OOO in
government appropriations, $5O,OOo,-
600 of which would be immediate y
available, with the balance in SIX
months.
The committee adopted provisions
giving authority to the states to lay
out state roads systems subject to
the approval by the federal commits
sion.
Sixty per cent of the federal ap-
preparation, which would have to be
matched by the states, would be
spent on interstate highways and ~
per cent on county roads required
to connect with state systems.
Oppose Delay on Rail Bill.
Opposition to deterring the rail-
road debts funding bill also increas-
ed today, but it appeared probable
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13

cases, which indicates that the di-
vorce tide is on the wane. Previ-
Gus lists have contained additional
petitions of a thousand odd.
Names of well-known people are
not prominent among. new petition
ers or respondents. Among wives
who are asking that their husbands
should come back to them is Lady
H. A. Whitaker, wife of Sir H. S.
Whitaker. One husband is seeking
a restitution order against his wife,
an unusual procedure.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13

marriage was telegraphed to Presi-
dent Harding late last night by an
employe of his newspaper. the
Marion Star.
DR.. Harding, who is II years old,
has been a practicing physician in
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13

Censors have plastered quarantine
sign on cotilion spasms. Dancing
ambassadors chirp that old foxtrot,
weasel stink, wolf crawl must exit.
Got to 60. Neighbors are talking.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13
Father of Jeffries Dead

Los Angeles, Aug. 12.-Alexis JET
fries. father of James J. Jeffries, and
for 40 years resident of Los An
geles, died here yesterday, aged 81.
He was the father Of seven children.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Announce Engagement At Pretty Social Event

At prettily appointed affair given by Miss Gertrude F'ogle Friday, the engagement of Miss Fern Ann Horn, daughter of Reverend and Mrs. J. E.
 Horn, and Chalmers J. King. super intendent of the government agricul- tural station at Sacaton- The we'd
 ding will be an event of November 2. The attractive bride elect has made many friends since she came here from Portland two years ago. She is a graduate of Northwestern Univers- ity School of Oratory and is a reader of ability Personal charm in addi- ton to her cleverness has made Miss Horn a favorite. MT. King, who was graduated from Clemson college. was
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Many Going North In Quest of Game

Huntin, parties are in vogue, and the weeks to come will mark the de- parture from town of number of sportsmen. In a party leaving few days ago were Dr. Kimbali Bannis- ter. Joe V. Prochaska, Joe Cassau md Jac,. Rowlands.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

period, a number of events being scheduled for the days to come. The event at which Miss Horn was com plimented Friday was particularly delightful. The Fogle residence on East Willetta street was decorated in cut flowers and greenery with pleas ing features to carry out the yellow and white color scheme. Those there were Miss Horn. Mrs. Fred Blair Townsend, Mrs. Everett Askins. Miss May Getsinger, Miss Grace Helm, Miss Lucille Helm, Miss Ruth Helm Miss Alma Getsinger and Miss Ruth Edna Cortris.
 Seminole Opens Season
 With Dance Oct. 8.
 The Seminole club will open it's season October with dance at the
 Woman's club. The club is planning fortnightly affairs throughout the season.
 Newlyweds Back From
 Honeymoon On Coast Mir. and Mrs. Perry Casey Gene vive Cope) returned early in the week
 from San Diego where they spent | their honeymoon. The Caseys were
 married in Los Angeles early in the
 autumn.
 | Former Social Favorite Coming For Visit
 Mrs. Frank Hilderbran, a favorite of local society of few seasons ago, i is to visit Phoenix this season motor ing over from the coast late in Octo-
 Der. The Hilderbrans, who went east
 after leaving here, are permanently
 established in Los Angeles. Smurthwaite's Return From Coast Vacation Mrs. Charles Smurthwafte and hel small daughter, Miss Carolanr Smurthwaite returned Tuesday from several months absence on the Cal ifornia coast. Berkeley Woman To Spend Winter With Daughter Mrs. Sidney Wood arrived iron Berkeley yesterday to spend the win. ter with her daughter. Mrs. G. s Cunningham. Will Return From Week Stay On Coast Tuesday Mrs. E. W: Baum is expected hom' Tuesday from a weeks absence il Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Enjoy Vacation In North and California

Enjoy Vacation In North and California
 Mir and Mrs. P G. Salisbury have returned from a delightful summer s absence in California and Northern Arizona.
 To Continue Studies At Leland Stanford
 Orme Lewis. con of Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, who is popular mem : Der of the junior set, left "Wednesday for Palo Alto where he will continue his studies at Stanford University Mrs. Luteerding To Return To Home During Week
 Mrs. George H. Lutgerding. who passed the summer at the Virginia in Long Beach, will return to town early in the week.
 Return From Honeymoon
 Spent At San Francisco MT. and Mrs. J. R. Sievers tMinni' T. Hanson) returned Sunday from San Francisco where they spent theil honeymoon They are established II their attractive home, 50 West Will letta street.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
MANY WEDDINGS FEATURE EARLY
 FALL CALENDAR

With the Country club not opening until the latter part of October the first events 0 the early autumn sea- son will be confined largely to home affairs-and none will be more pop ular than luncheons and dinners for popular brides of the year.
 There will be several notable we'd dings during the winter, the first and most important to society being that of Miss Dorothy Tuthill, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Tuthill, to Alex ander Lange of San Francisco. The wedding, which will take place on Tuesday evening, October 25. will be a chuch affair. It will be a charm ingly appointed event at the Trinity Cathedral and the service will be read by Dean Scarlett.
 Mrs. Bartlett Heard. college friend of the bride will be the matron of honor and Miss Christine Tuthill
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Seminole Opens Season With Dance Oct. 2.

With Dance Oct. 8.
 The Seminole club will open it's season October with dance at the Woman's club. The club is planning fortnightly affairs throughout the season.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
To Return From East
 About Middle of Month

Mrs Harry Kay will return to Phoenix the middle of the month after an interesting summer in New York. Just at present she Is regis tered at White Sulphur Springs. the guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Tatum.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Fleming Return From Sum IrIp

MT and Mrs. J. Robert Fleming have returned from three months absence part of which was spent in summer resorts in northern Arizona and the remainder in Boston and Savannah Mrs. Stanley L. Peek of the latter place is at present the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Fleming.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

One of the most interesting we'd dings of the year took place at II o'clock yesterday morning when Miss Margaret Ulrich became the bride of HaUbld Bargman. well known en- gineer. Only few guests were pres ent at the home of Reverend R. F.. Elmore of the Christian church who read the simple but impressive serv- ice. The bride, who is an exception ally pretty girl of the brunette type, wore a smart frock of peacock blue canton crepe. Her corsage bouquet was of Cecil Bruner roses and a be- coming hat completed her chic cos tune. Mrs. Harry Vernon, the ma tron of honor and only attendant, was also in blue. Her fetching frock was of satin combined with georgette crepe. and had a contrasting touch of color in American beauty. She wore a large hat trimmed with ostrich. Clarence Standage served Mir. Barg man as best man. The bride, who is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Newell, has been in Phoenix two years. com ing here from New York. She has much charm of appearance and pleasing manner adds to her attract iveness. MT. Bargman is the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Bargman of Ray who were in town for their sons wedding. Mir. aBargman was county engineer of Maricopa county for four years. resigning to enter the service. He served as lieutenant in the engineers corps and returning to Phoenix after receiving his discharge became connected with the Marfcopa county highway commission. He was graduated from Toledo University and is a member of the Delta Psi fraternity. He belongs to the Ameri- can Asspciation of Engineers, and among other fraternal organizations belongs to the Shrine. He is a mem Der of the Arizona club. He and his bride will make their home at 14Is West Washington street. Mrs. Lynch To Spend | Winter In Valley
 It will be welcome news to her
 many friends that Mrs. E. H. Lynch is to winter in Phoenix. Mrs. Lynch I was a frequent visitor last season passing much of her time here with her sister, Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell
 whose guest she is at the present time. Mrs Lynch arrived a few days
 ago from Flagstaff.
 Goes To Finishing
 School On Coast
 MISS Helen franclS let carry Tn tnt l week for Los Angeles where she vii
 complete her education at a smar
 finishing school for girls.
 Return Tuesday From
 Vacation On Coast
 II Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Luhrs vii return Tuesday from Californi;
 where they spent the vacation period | Mrs. Akers Returns
 From Los Angeles
 from Los Angeles where she sum , mered.
 Back From Vacation Spent In New York Mrs. Vernon Peters, who spent tn summer in New York. has returned. Health Much Improved Is To Return Home Mrs. William O. Sweek. who ha been seriously i'll in Portland wher she has been for the past few week. Lis greatly improved in health. Sh is expected home next week.
 To Return From East About Middle of Month Mrs. Harry Kay will return 1 Phoenix the middle of the mont after an interesting summer in Ne York. Just at present she Is regis
 tered at White Sulphur Springs. th guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Tatum.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

will be her sisters maid of honor Bartlett Heard will act as best man. Miss Tuthill, whJ is an exceptionally attractive girl, is a graduate of the graduate of the University of Califor- mia having completed her course last Christmas. She is a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mir. Lange was graduated from the Uni versity of Wisconsin and belongs to the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He is connected with the Fireman's Fund Insurance company wish headquart- CTS n San Francisco, where the young folk will make their home. MT. Lange will come to Phoenix a week before the ceremony and already many smart events are being planned for the prenuptial days.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

Miss Angela Marshall. is leaving soon for Texas having been ap- pointed by Governor Thomas E. Campbell a member of the Cotton court to be held in Waco. Each cot ton state is sending a princess to take part in the weeks festivities which are somewhat similar to the Mardi Gras held in New Orleans. Smart society from all over the South s well as other sections of the country will flock to Waco for the event, the feature of which will be the brilliant coronation ball of King and Queen Cotton. Miss Marshall who is favorite in local society has frequently visited in the South where she has been extensively feted Hersposition of princess. in addition to her great personal popularity. will be an incentive for numerous events in her honor on this occasion.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
vacationists Return
 From California Coast

MT. and Mrs. Paul B. Barnes sA MT. and Mrs D. NJ. Anderson wi1o summered on the California coast motored home arriving here early in the week
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

connected with it's science depart
 ment as instructor for a number of years, resigning to come to Phoenix to take charge of the government labor atory of plant industry. He later was
 appointed to the position he now holds. The young folk will be ex- tensively feted during the prenuptial
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Mesa Girl House Guest Here Qurinu the Week

Miss Irene Mattox formerly of Sul- livan. Indiana. but who is now mak- ing her home with her sister. Mrs. Dave Rogers of Mesa. was the house guest of Miss Topsy Thomas this week. A number of pleasant events were given in honor of Miss Mat tox. including a the1er party with which Miss Thomas and Miss Pau line Gass entertained on Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

Mrs. J. Park Hamilton (Fay De Mund) had the honor of being pre- sented to the Prince and Princess of Connaught on their recent visit to Gwelo wLich was one of the most suspicious occasions in the history of the town. Elaborate entertain ment was provided for the royal party although only a few of the city's notables. including Captain and Mrs. Hamilton. were presented to their royal highnesses. Mrs. Hamilton, who Is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Herman Perry DeMund. is charmed with life in South Africa and her present plans do not include a return to America in the immediate future. The Hamiltons will winter in Bolo- waya
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
indiana Woman and Daughter Are Guests in This City

Mrs Fred Robert Ewing and her attractive daughter. Miss Mary Eiea- nor Ewing. en route from Los Angeles to their home in Princeton. Indiana, are the guests of Mrs Ew- ing's sister, Mrs. H. B. Gudgel or 144e North Third street. Miss Ewing for the past year has been attending the Denishawn school of dancing and the Egan school of dramatic art. Al ter brief vacation she will continue her studies in New York.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Have Coast Visitor As Week End Guest

MT. ana Mrs. B. A. Gillespie mo- tored from the coast recently and with them was Mrs. Phil Lewis, who is their guest over the weekend. Mrs. Lewis will spend the winter in Phoe- nix.