Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 26, 1924 · page 9

 
 
 
 
 

ER SAYS

WONT QUIT
HILADELPHIA

Stay on Job Four
rs L nless ‘Kicked
t. He Tells Police-

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. l '11.”. July 26.—-—Geu-
A- <,_ (or of Public Safe.
1 sharp note to the
rm lieutenants.

« - .- . h“ has been up.
47 — - ;.nrs and that he
‘ 3 he is "kicked

 

, . ‘. :1 marks were re-
' _ :2 :Jliy- aignificaut be—
, :s 2.”: Mayor Ken-

‘ nrv at loggemlieadu.

.— 1.33 denied. and the

7-1.5 asked the public
' A conclusions from
,' 'ilutwl m the City

 

“1"”) or influenced
I will] quit.” the

r; u 0:} quit unless I
l “as appoxmcd by
---,n (M: four years.

‘ wick unless I am

. .~ morn. Just let
3; your heads. Fight
That is the pOHCy
"TR‘JOH. it is what
(Inna. He hasn't
'5'. ‘ .led I know that
‘ . :...3n \t'On't slop.
: I'lrevtor of Public 8&-
:~ ' mmcd out yet. and
.fi» in gamble on my
i 2:22 not going down
- pun: to pit out. Ev-
. m on this job. the
_ l. 'l'lzrrr. is less like-

 

gnmg doWn and it is _

i me out.
“'zrcd no intention on
‘ r ,‘vlrn'or M put me out
; .,= the police force is
7 . 2-3.. Clean up the ciLv.
- u“; have nothing to do
, I! you want to hang
keop ihis band going.
, of omve depends on
> 2 men furnish the mu—

& Band."

‘ ;':-.r in an earlier con-
. :19 :oresaw n day When
- ., A ’ .- ualking man in out-
x :3 n: the city would be
2:42:33 b: small spilt
_:-- 1:) police method:
. by the General In-
' O'Prien. of New York.
r: S Shaughneuy. of the
' :mng Board. Inspector
Mon here to help in
"was for the police

 

war." the General said.
4- great change: which
.- place in methods of lratc
.5 the airplane hll taken
war. no the automobile

.- :5 place in police work.
1 a car can do the work
zz-n on foot. and do it

~. ,vvn

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:7 l-l in]; AVIATOBS FAIL.
‘ ' Li‘. July 6.-The Poun-
."rs. Lieutenant: Boiros
- who flew from Lisbon to
' > - A 1r Hong Kong. damage
-~ "farm preventing their
: ~¢ their destination, Ms-
-*~:rning to Europe by
- arid railway. A desmtclz
rumor of Macao to the
r van-u! gencrnl horn rays
"s 2», sailing from Hon:

“ :1 l9.

 

TTG SIN'KS.
"' :1.’ R. 1.. July :6.-—The
" Harlan unit off Block
‘l' .‘Onerday. The mom-
" -—. crow were picked up by
or Pepi-ion A. Boyl. Ind
" '3‘::'. ('1‘3‘.

 

 

_: Healthy, Wealthy sad
5 ' y Taln'ng Natumptthic
Treatment: at

. Theodora and A. P.
Schrieter

T; Washington Street

—Phone 1082—
" var: 9-12 and 1-8 P. M-

 

 

 

 

Big Talk

3 ; talk is generally on
-1‘. ‘2 look after the inter-
' .' mall accomplishment.
. 1. L32 can malt. Muster
In ':5 place of I’m

2:: 1.135 or m words in
7'. ;-' 'he builder. K. is apt
‘ : more to conversation
, perspiration. lie {or-
« aznmwhomnmk
23‘.’ 2:20 mm. m-
:alks him-elf cut 0! it

 
 
 

 

It: ' take time to tail pon- “
* emu: yam-594. lt'l fl!
“9: to do good ml: with-
‘ applauss than to so

22:: lm kin: for 18. Y‘”, IH

on. as the only m M
. confine. anyono of 1003

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Bismuth—lap.
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durum“

'DAY. JULY 26; 198i. _

 

"3 -—The govern-

he Mutteotti crisis,

muuut possibility
will be overthrown.

 

 

 

 

Ind may in evacuated and rnore
’mperoun tlun It has ever been.

GAINS_S_'_I'__RENCI'H

1.0890831“!
aunt of Premier Mussolini is
or thun before t
there in not the
that the lender

according to the conclusions or a.

special corrupondent whom the
bully Mail sent on I. mission to
Rome.

The newspaper give; much prom-
inence to the correspondent'a report
which filil neu'ly tour columns and
constitutu what. probably is the
most unfidinod panegyric ever be-
ltowed upon the 1mm: Premier by
a. foreign publication. The corres-

 
 
 
 

m chest-l land 131191099.

"To enter Itnly today in to enter
the most cheerful land in Europe.
It is the only country when hope
abounds. \rhero spirit. and youthful
vigor are everywhere visible and
where there certainly has been great
and wonderful development.

“I have been deeply impressed by
the signs 0: progress and advance-

ment. There has been a. remarkable
revival of industry throughout the

pendent says. in part:—

Theao encomlnums are mad. pos-
sible. according to the writer. bribe

able “thine- of the nip-Olin! ad. 13;

ministration which the correspond.
ent declares is a great contrast to
the previous government of Italy.
He dnmiu there were .somo critical
moments during the excitement
which followed the waged kidnap-
ing and slaying o! the Socialist
Deputy Matteotti. but cm the (ov-

crnment's position is now a table .

0*

(IHIH

ill!

it? o! demeanor
in; a personal

 

 

uuummmuuohu What-am
Mtomzmopinion.
mm

no man: i-
_. tho lull-1} dictator-'1
. ' in «rue-tn... nutter-

in! life. ' Record-
nterview with him.
the writer any: thnt Ila-01ml “only
once indulged in mirthtui luughter"
and that was when the interviewer
told him that people and the Pre-
mier was afraid contend tho Lon-
don oonterenco lest he

B egmn ingf
ONDNY

Conditions in Italy or. 00an
with those to Great Britain by tho
col-res po‘ndent to Euhnd‘l mt
disadvantage. Concluding bin art-
icle the writer sun:—

"It by any mischnnce Mussolini
were mgrthrown now the eitect
would shake the whole 01 Europe
and bring clues And destruction
perceptibly near-or.”

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Well. nnywny, Mum'- npplo Wu
» not covered with street dust.

 

.

Winnin-

 
 
 

Personal Thus

TORRING‘I'ON. COIL. Jul! 3‘.—
The cit: council in- turn“ our on
the pro-scum; lam with n ro-
gue-xterm maturmr
ton man no women who Bun I“
pad their menu an...

 

 

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