The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 10

DEATHS REAGH2S Wooden Coaches. | PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.—Addl- Mg) Boba! bodies recovered the Dap Wreck and deaths of two of the in- MB fared iast night increased the list of Fatalities as a result of ‘he head-on P@ellision betweea Philadelphia and Reading Railway suburban passenger trains ovtside teva Athyn yesterday to twenty-five. Four of the twenty- five or more injured were reported ste last night in a critical condition f Tt is feared other bodies still are con- @@aled by the hot ashes and twisted frainework of the two wooden coaches, ® which caught fire and burned. Fourteen of the dead have so far Gp been identified. It was believed more PP Will, be uncovered shortly in the ptharred ruins of the two trains, Three Hof the injured, at Abingdon Hospital, Gre expected to die, * Three investigations to Ax blame for the accident were being carried om to-day—by the Coroner, State Public Service Commission and rail- ‘way officials. With few exceptions the bodies } Were burned beyond recognition, and the only method of identification was by @ check up of those known to Ihave been aboard the trains Most of the victims lived at Southampton and Newtown, small towns about twenty E miles from Philadelphia, 5 Investigations by railroad officials | Were declared to be “progressing,” but Pother than the statement that- the @outhbound train apparently had Overrun its orders, no announcement iwas forthcoming as to the results of ‘the inquiries eae 760 MORE DRY MEN ASKED BY HAYNES ated to Appropriate $10,000,000 for Enforcement. WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—Seven hun- and fifty additional dry agents are be added to the Prohibition force: Congress allows the estimate of $10, 000 deemed necessary for the fiscal of 1923. ‘agents would be concentrated in mobile forces to go into several of from and to soa coast cities to drive smuggling. READING WRECK INQURES STARTED Many Not Killed Outrigt Were Imprisoned in Burning | MISS ETHEL FRANK TO BE BRIDE OF PAUL ROSENTHAL Engagement Announced by Parents | to Former Ensign, Now, in — | Banking Business. | Mr. ‘and Mrs. Henry Frank, No. 154 West 78th Street, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Ethel. to Paul Rosenthal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor'tz Rosenthal, of Riverdale on the Hudson, Mr. Rosenthal was an Ensign in the navy during the war and is now connected with the bank- ing firm of Ladenberg Thalman & Co., Nd. % Broad Street. There will be @ reception on Dec. 17 at the home of Miss Frank's parents. piiarielhte toa MILITIA GUARDS COURT AT FEUD MURDER TRIAL | Kentucky Soldiers Called Third | Time in Balley-White Fight. FRANKFORT, Ky., Dec. 6.—Thirty Kentucky National Guardsmen and three commissioned officers, armed with pistols, rifles and two machine guns, to-day went on duty at Barbourville to guard the Knox Circuit Court during the trial of members of the Bailey fam- lly on the charge of conspiring to mur- der Beverley D. White of Veraailles. ‘White was killed by John Bailey, who now is in jail at Danville, Ky., awalt- ing finel disposition of his life sentence by the Court of Appeal. ‘Ordera for the guardsmen to proceed to Barbourville were jssued here. This is the third time the militia has been called out In connection with the Bal- ley-White feud. _———<——— REV. PAUL MICOU WEDS. ‘The Rey. Paul Micou of No, 70 Morn- ingaide Drive and Miss Janet-B. Childs |GERMAN PAPER MARKS | TRIAL FOR BIGAMY FOE OF ARBUCKLE Volstead, Perjury and Intimid.- tion Probes Closely low Manslaughter Case. ne from SAN FRAN getting ready now for the second trial Arbuckle,” District At- torney Matthew Brady sald to-duy. ISCO, Dec. 6.—"We are “Say, boss," of Roscoe “We certainly expect to go to trial again,’ declared Gavin McNab, chief defense counsel. "The next trial will n.otorist replied. be shorter.” Tentative date for the new hearing went, Not a chance. is Jan. 9, Arbuckle, meanwhile, has gone to Los Angeles. Charges of vio- offer. lating the Prohibition Law, pending in the United States Court, have.been , &4/N was closed, continued untli after the man-/.) nung pronx” the motorist parked aE hse it sea slaughter case is finished his car in the garage and his pig in| |] i$ at stake. Ebhrli eyesight Mrs, Bambina Maude Delmont, This aie specialists advise you frank! the bathtub. ‘This morning, when his! |] > * who swore to the complaint ayainst \.i¢6 alt innocent of the affair, went to] |] i glasses will help your eyes. Arbuckle, will be arraigned In Madera «4 \itehen she heard a squealing and | Pe Cee coe) ise ras Obata awiling in the bathroom, opened the | The defense to-day called “ridic- |“WUe’ Oe ° , ny Established 59 Years ulous" the State's Investigation of | 0or and fainted The 4 alleged attempts to intimidate Mrs. | 223 Sixth Av., 15th St. Hees Hubbard, whose cota tae cut® | ner side, but when he looked into the 350 Sixth Av., 22d St. 2 bathroom he, too, fainted. Instead | 101 Nassau, at Ann St. viction hung the Arbuckle jury, Mr Brady announced a thorough | investigation would be mede with a view to asking the Grand Jury for indictments of any persons guilty of attempted Intimidation of a juror. |> nee TOTAL 103,000,000,009 | Currency Swelled Over Four Billion Marks In a Week. BERLIN, Dec. 6.—The Increased paper currency output of the German Govern. ment during the last week of November amounting to between four and five billion marks, brings the preserit total of puper currency in cireulation up to 103,- 000,000,000 marks, Jt was announced to- uy, en, OANADIAN STEAMER ASHORE, VICTORIA, B. C., Dec. 6.—The Cana- dian Government mereantile marine steamer Canadian Rover is aground at Duncan Bay, ten miles north of Cape Mudge, according to wireless messages picked up at Gonzales Station here. The American Coast Guard cutter Snohom- were married Monday tn/Philadelphia. ish is standing by. 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