The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1914, Page 5

FREE HAND GIVEN CARSON TO CALL ULSTER TO ARMS Volunteers All Ready as Pro- visional Government Takes Action at Meeting. Summer Pirates No. 5 4¢Bay By Eleanor Schorer THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1914, ORG FENDS' SCHOOL +, ISKEPT IN SING SING, DECLARES EX-WARDEN | Young Convicts Taught to Use Drugs, Sold by Keepers, Clancy Tells Commission. That there is a school in Sing Sing | NOTES OF THE THEATRE. wyn & Co's 's latest acquisition for wane fail production is “Peace and Quiet,” a novelty farce by Edwin Mil- | ton Royle, author of “The Squaw Man” Willlam A. Brady has accepted a new farce, as yet unnamed, by Law- rence Rising, author of the ingenious train-play produced at the Princess Theatre last season. Mr. Rising comes! jfrom San Francisco and has had the| | good fortune of placing not only the! farce In question, but two other plays, | one with the Shuberta, the other with A. H. Woods. Lee Shubert received @ cable yester- day from Sylvester Schaeffer stating prison where young convicts are he would appear in America the com- taught the uso of drugs was one of /"& Meason. Schaeffer gives a com: | the charges mado by former Wardon |Plete entertainment by himself which James M. Clancy bofore the State |l#sts for two hours, It includes Ju Prison Commission in a law office at [S08 singing and skating. No. 54 William street yeatorday. He| ima te Cone ter eeason In 'Pan: told of keepers being paid 2% and 50/ from foston toumorrow on the Cane cents for smuggling out letters as topic for the Mediterranean, She plans the way drugs should be delivered |to visit Algiers, Gibraltar, Genoa, {nto prisoners’ nands Varia and London, returning to New Mr. Clancy denied he had sald a} York the middle of August to begin| band of politicians was making money | rehearsals in “Panthea” for the com- out of the drug profits, but declared | ing season, Later Petrova is to be the stuff came into the prison in un-|seen In a new play. told quantities ‘n pencils, fountain] Frank D, Thomas, inventor of the pens, heels of shoes, embossed postal iat etter ar dernier ee of cards, handkerchiefs and even in let. | 14 mancta he oo Gain ane ters bearing the mark of the Rocke: | wanes tance bY J. J, Shubert, who wishes to confer with him about a fellor Vice Society, He said the traf-|new effect which he is to produce in fle could not be eliminated, but might | the Winter Garden fall production be lessened by isolating the known| Beginning next summer at the irug flends. Astor Theatre, George M. Cohan will annually contribute a revue which He said that sometimes a boat/ will be a satire on political, social would pull up at the river side of the} and current events with burlesqu prison, drugs would be buried, and | of the successful plays of the preced- keepers or prisoners knowing the |!"& vear. spot would dig thom up. He sald theatre wilt open on. Memdage Auge st, keopers got $66.56 a month, and the| when wand Erlanger will pre- temptation was strong to sel drugs | sent ‘ordelia Blossom," a new which cost them only $1.50 for about| American comedy by George Ran- $10. dolph Chester and Lillian Chester, “it was impossible to estimate the | ‘the compiny will include Burr Mec extent of the traffic,” Clancy con- | tntosh, Louise Dresser, Harry ©. tinued, “but almost every employee! Rrowne, ‘ey, Saumel J. Burton, and civilian in the prison wae under | Willlam Phelps, Jean. Temple, suspicion. There is a certain visiting | ward Poland, Mabel Norton, Howard physician In Sing Sing who is known |‘Trueadell, Lilllan Lawrence, Junius as a confirmed drug flend himself. Matthews, Raymond Walburn and “[ have the sworn testimony of|Grace Morrisnoy forty prisoners in which the long Ist of keepers is mentioned. These keep. ers are accused of doing a daily or weekly business in drugs among the prisoners.” One Sale to Which the BELFAST, July 10—The “Provi- sional Government,” formed by the! Ulster Unionists, at its first meeting to-day gave Sir Edward Carson a free hand to take whatever action he may think necessary In calling the Ulster Volunteers to arms. The men! were declared ready for mobilization at a moment's notice. Sir Edward Carson, in a speech, de- clared that the time had come for, the loyalists of Ulster to translate! their words into action. He said something must be done to compel the British Government to make up ite mind. Ulster, he concluded, was anxious for peace, but was not going to accept peace with surrender. ‘On dbject of the Provisional Govern- ment meeting was the arrangement of &n impressive celebration of July 12, or “Orangemen's Day," in order to “show the Government and the people of Great Britain that nothing but the absolute exclusion of Ulster from the operations of the Irish Home Rule bill will satisfy us.” ‘As one prominent Ulster man put| it, the Governinent 1s somewhat un- | easy as to the outcome of tho cele- bration. In open deflance of the law as to the carrying of arms, 400 Ulster volun- teers, bearing rifles with fixed bayon- ets and filled cartridge belts strapped about them, greeted Sir Edward Car- son here to-day upon bis arrival from London. Full military honors were accorded | to the Irish Unionist leader when he| arrived accompanied by the Marquis | of Londonderry, Viscount Castlereagh, | Walter H. Long and Ronald McNeill | and other Unionist Members of Par- Mament who came here to attend the) first meeting of the Ulster provisional government. A guard of honor componed of the 400 armed volunteers and fifty armed motorcycle despatch riders met and escorted the leaders to the residence of Capt. James Craig, the military lead- er, where they will remain for a week Thousands lined the stroots through ; which the armed escorts marched. “Gee-willikens! This is the first time I heard of a food that was good for a fellow that & fellow liked!” You, too, will like these crisp flakes of whole You'd better remember to ask for them by their —“Force” Toasted Wheat Flakes. Then you'll be of getting wheat flakes and not some other flakes, “FORCE TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES by Claris Yn NOTE—If the reader the Information wanted tions answered below, just adérege | letter to Mine Olaire Alneworth, tterson Bidg., Dayton, Ohte, Ing nelf-addrenn amped and she will gladly advise ow and beauty problems. The articles: preparations mentioned are om eals Oe all whow druggtets, large ik a rtment stores; of aay modating dealer can obtals THE HAIR BEAUTIFUL—LUXURIANT. Care and Treatment Necessary Beverat Girls nak: “Will you pleaw Uae It morning and nl whose lawyer, presumably meeting the prisone r , away packages of mall, every letter of which was a plea of sone prin ene i. YSETS ° “What are you going to do ‘ risoner’s family actually goes into nud the business of drug trafficking and le n moves to Sing Sing to attend to busi- ness?” asked Clancy. “Why, I openly ° accused a prisoner's mother of mak- ing big money ey selling drugs and re] ra Clancy tho told of a well known for drugs. she did not ‘© deny | "a The decks are cleared for New Yorker, convicted of arson, Public Always Responds. J the money” paid for this acrvic DOWN GOES GASOLINE. action, and the most vigorous 1 D column about With the appearance of Caron in the o and aggressive campaign of tal [Se te ZOU beauty, epidinne sit: mia 5 f the plustas th ‘ eas ae good clothes and furnishings Auawer: Every head of hatr should lato! Car) be shampooed at ienat once a mé Sous nt cneerine ane we ator THOUGHT FAMILY AWAY, [TWO MORE ARRESTED IN [MILLIONS OF GRASSHOPPERS) Tow, "i Jitrtmarc,[aling nour entire, hitory “ ”. aes d off this morning with ME The MAGE Of ae Beno: the Standard Oll Company of Indiana | Starte tater nn ty heart mete! BUT BOYS WERE AT HOME! WHITE SLAVE SEARGH|"","= on Sart Sih ae | Canaan rh of the Provisional Gove. ..ont was ty—Invade Clty Sircet erating In Detroit for domination of the We desire to say that every held in Ulster Hall, It was a closed VILLE, No ¥,, July 10—|asoline business, which began ® few | dollar's worth of merchandise 1 th 1 volunt ‘ ‘ ; ; months ago, has’ forced the prices of | © ‘ sa session anc © arme! volunteers!Sq Two Members of the Pansies|Nine Men and Woman Plead Not of the State Depart-/motor car fuel down to 11 conta a gal- included ie our own regular In Fields of Fu . 5 stood guard about the hall while the we A iiture and Prof. Glenn |lon, « drop ae ee Sisie for lhigh-grade stock, and not dan. session was in progress. Sir Edward Are Locked Up on Charge Guilty—Fail to Set W. Harvick of the Untversity of Cornell reih foe Hand 41,000,000'n year. = iaee outs’? bought for sale tly end th |e Carson presided and a number of ‘ ‘ nt of Entomology are due to Z ¥, the application of Tsioniet memborw\of Parliament t= of Burglary. Bonds reduced. arrive In this elty late to-day to In- purposes, Dial yellow minyol at te i of thousands of rs WwW are destroying ero) ton County. They will be the pre: tended. Revolver shots brought half a dozen| Nine men and a woman pleaded not |‘ Major-Gen. Sir Cecil Macready,| policemen to Third avenue and Sixty-| guilty before County Judge Gibbs in who is in command of the military/first street to-day and Policeman|tho Bronx to-day to Indictments in-| jet by Prof. Charles I, Alexander of aa aeteath Prowler Aaquith on | Meade of the Fast Sixty-seventh street | volving them in what has been called this city, a Cornell entomologist, and the subject of the situation, and tho| Station caught two men running from] the most authentic case of white slav-|J. . Bissell, a fa who ts organ- police have been instructed to act|the tenement at No. 1035 Third ave-| ery ever developed in this State. jizing the farmers for a concerted att with great care so as to give no ex-/ nue, They said they were Timothy|Judge Gibbs continued their ball of|on the pest cuse for an outbreak. ii Guaranteed | ¢40.00 Suits, si Rett rch | ae 2 ae, e Adjusted should like to Increase a 23 Jewels (ROW . . . in curl or wave. for In recent years it hae & the Solid 14 Karat $12.58 & $15.40 Suits, now te nina hat the grasa- #) _ | Gaynor of No, 171 East Seventy-| $10,000 each, and District-Attornoy damage than ie tnvialbl y applied speteh from Cot eepe sags he | eighth street, and William Brady of| Martin sald he hoped to start the Will Invite the $18.4 & $20.00 and gives universal Anglo-Egyptian members of the| No, 226 East Eighty-fourth street. The| trials by next Wodnesday. 50 Legere aac or ia Rovelbie for, ome Ulster Volunteers have received | police say they are members of the| Through thelr lawyers tho ten pris- ts Sui rr fu) alcohol-—is made at home by dis-| cheated. If you know what cablegrams calling them to Ulster. /panstes, a gang which loiters in the! oners have tried desperately to have ne ical of ern ts, now >—— uf i neighborhood of Eightieth street and| their bonds of $10,000 each cut In ha: ’. HELD AS DRUG SELLER. | secona avenue, and that both youths|It was sald at District-Attorney heron seaalaeanes have been arrested for small crimes. Martin's office yesterday afternoon Friends of Prisoner Threatened| Among the residents who assembled| that @ close watch has been kept on were the two sons of Henry Louis , in thi When County Detective McKenna of | street, who said they had been aroused | P!Y 9 d Liberato Grillo be- | from sleep by the sounds of some one| them could secure bonds, appeals or TRY IT ON bets Meenin ainiae sy the ‘Mor- trying to enter the house through the| demands for ball might be made. . rieania Court this morning he said that |Skvilght on the roof, and they had| ‘The requost made of District-Attor- Grillo wan the chiet dispenser of cocaine house in Slxty-second atreet had fired | NOY Weeks of Westchester County by Steaks When MeKenna ran him down last | several revolver shots out of the win-| District-Attorney Martin that he join Hoast: Ree! night, he saya a crowd of Itallans who | dow. in the hunt for white slave stations Knew’ Grillo, surrounded him shouting,| A rope ladder was found hanging! resulted yesterday in the arrest of | Corned Beef ‘Kill the cop.’ McKenna threatened to| from the roof of the tenement to th fe ~ " shoot the first man who laid @ hand on| tr veg orivate. house abeat g| two men in Portchester, Tho names} Boiled Ham in the atation, the detective testified, |story lower. Apparontly the youths| of thes prisoners ware not made Sausage he found three packages of a white|had crossed the roofs to the Walter] public. powder which he believes ts soeeine and/home under the supposition that the eee. <i aome policy slips in Gril READY U USE. 10 CEN'S, a “or 4 Fine Salad Dressing by adding vinesar | BN u. Mall erm Pra Walters were away. Both were oie tae, eer, F560" baut | Watery Charged with turearyy "| TOOTH PULLING A PLEASURE N.Y, July 10. be At Delivatensen and Grovery Stores. ment of ceth without $22-50& s15"4 1.75 =/Suits, now ine “dosired results are Increase of bust u measurements 50& 30° : . In from three to four weeks, . Begin now to treat your| much as 6 to 8 inches are | hair and scalp and your reward will | mately, quickly follow, —_ ° — Miss T. FB. B. aske: ‘Whee Suits, now onl wie, 7 em nen ea Furnishings —no reserve — of a good and hands, what can be done te Cob ”, A you shoul everything included, It's one of Peyser’s old-time Clearance e s} Pt improve the qua’ of De Bi ¢ Sales where one dollar does : improve the @ tu, abea oa Wall st the the work of two, | Geul compl 1 preserve 4K, Gold cases If fery hour or two. should follow my ae to Mig Aaae te, in pink, white and brunette, Se: . given above. of m stamps for my booklet, ‘Beaut: te p Ser Trutha,” which gives valuable pended . Vv. @, enka te. a 0. We nell 123 to 125 Fulton Street, eee New York City Chops McKenna saw Angelo Peccadell peer- Ef tnat court” and "wrabbed tim. He |XeSCIENTIST LOSES APPEAL,| °°" *"* gays he found three packages of powder That Deadens Pain, ia his pockets om Miss Anne hollow and my skin ts dry, looking. 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