The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1917, Page 1

oe ~o- 7 ne ‘ . iL” ae PRIOR oI = cleew here ” NEW YORK TROOPS TO LEAVE Res 07 —_FORSPARTANBURG SATURDAY: “ppc es DODO MEN ALREADY ON WA. se to Admit Testimony Would — +—_—__ ——_. HCD. end to Incriminate Him, All Infantry Regiments ot | JEROME GIVES SELF UP nd to Incriminate Film Twenty-seventh Division | 10 CONSTABLE. BOWKER Paget Rocio Bo Prakident Will Go at Once. Company, | roan |which sold the Seaside Park site at | Ex-District Attorney Ends Sleuth’s|West Rockaway to the city for NEWS CHEERS SOLDIERS.) Quest and Pleads “Not Guilty” | $1,250,000, 5 ‘ to Auto Theft. Swann’ Headquarters Force, Hospital William Tray to-day that he would refuse to pro- , Companies and Others S for Southern Camp. told District Attorne assistants, Black and Kilroe, Jerome was arrested | art Jon a charge of grand larceny this atter- | @Uce for the Grand Jury which ts In- noon at Huntington, L. L, by Constable | ¢8tsating alleged fraud in conn Howker. It ‘was to submit to arrest] no's iis cnt oeee, oucnere show: that Mr. Jerome went the He was} The infantry regiments now 10 | taken before Justice of the Peace A from the city was spent. Tork, composing the infantry ownd Who told him he was accuse District Attorney Swann has pos- of having stolen an autamobite. sessiggeof.a check for that t “seventh Division, |" « ee ble ge unit of the Twenty e ‘Are you gullty or not gui'ty?” the| drat y Greves ag Vice President of ‘will leave for Camp Wadsworth, at | Magistrate asked, 1. who te Jerome's counsel, Isador Kre: Hen Mpertanbars, 6. C.. on Gaturday, This 45°, member of thadeamarsDistricr at. | (Greeve’s) own ord” (as an official annourttetnent from! tomey's law firm, interpose ‘On what ground do you tefuse to eolonels of the regiments to the) “My client pleads not gully.” he said,| Produce these vouchers," the prose lef captains held to-day. A hearing was set for Tuesday at 11| cutors asked Mr. Greve, A. M. Ball was fixed at $2,000, and it “If 1 produced them, The infantry regiments now 1D was provided by the New Amsterdam | Greve, according to the Ai @emories or in camp in this city which Sasiialty Company of New York, Mr.| District Attorneys, “they would | Sesome lett at. chon fee Sew Tonk ‘ will entrain on Saturday ere the Sev- |/erom" or New York: It! tend to incriminate me.” la charged that Jerome, acting for Jesse meth. Twelfth, Seventy-first, Four-| went to Huntington last Fri-| 2¢ Was learned on the best of Qeenth, Twenty-third, First, Second | an automobile that Liver-|@Uthority that Greve had accounted Mrs. Livermore | for the money received from the city Qnd Third, About 2,000 men, com-|ciaimed the car was hers, Mra, Liver-|in payment of the 248 acres compris- prising the headquarters force, the | more got a warrant and there have been|ing the Seaside Park site from the (ailitary police, the field bukery.| repeated efforts by Constable Bowker—| city, with the exception of about four field hospital compante four | v ain until this afternoon—to serve it $82,000, including the ‘check for @mbulance companies and two sec-| ——$-- —__—_ Arashi a hishvaneekstn andcrocal ie District Attorney Swann showed ilkiog the.rictsenth, Vorty-sevents| ADUPT® GIRL OF 23 YEARS | tte check i Greve. zt bere. thei date ’ i of June 10, 1913, and was drawn on end Tenth Regiments, which are not) ener the Title Guarantee and Trust Com- fncluded in the tactical Twenty-sev il awyer Becomes Foster Father of} pany. 1t was deposited the same day enth Division. | shon’s ughte y by Greve to his account in the Taformation as to the time and| Bishoy Granddaughter, Long iS Ale LUE Be glace of the departure of the troops | Friend of Family. BAILEY DENIES REFUSING TO om Saturday has been withheld and) iyancis Lynde Stetson to-day obtained PRODUCE “DUMMY.” probably will not be made publi m Surrogate Fowler an order per Frank B: y, Vice President of the While the formal ceremonies mark- ting him to adopt Miss Margery H.| Title Guarantees and st Company, dog oak of me att see yeaces of orrmsn ees) Pe, sweaty thie and referred to as the financial backer lor the front were held last Thursday c 10 18 sald to be a grand- | ie "Nan the streets of the city have bee er of an Episcopal bishop. e ex-Renwtor iad si arabes ¢hronged sinco that time with men « declaration signed by,Mr. Stet noe ee ene. Orant aoe We on ‘0 et 1 en o day. ‘o jewspaper report \e. r on and armories. » provides that Miss Lee shall con ay > newspa tay ist ulaht i \ummed |tinue to bear her own name. nied he had refuse ‘es ie their last view |, Us lee was a fretuent visitor at} the Grand Jury Adelaide Roberts, the ith soldiers enjoying their last Stetson home during the life of Mrs.| dummy in the Neponsit deal. He de- he white lights. knani |UUZAheth Ruf Stetson, the lawyer's} clared he had no intention to thwart After Saturday the sight of Kak! )wite, who died on April 16 at No. 4]the District Attorney in his efforts on the streets of New York will be |itast Seventy-fourth Street. Had Mrs.| tg interrogate the woman. rare, The Fifteenth Regiment !s on tson lived she had planned to Join in| sq have the permission of the 4 duty at Yaphank and Wrights- |the adoption, nay P ti 4) may not return to New| After filing the adoption papers, Mr.{@™and Jury," Mr. Ba sald, “to Sng oy say that I wrote to my brother Bam. ». Except for the depot | Stetson went to his country home at ate eee ld of: the city ington, Rockland County, uel U. Batley, in Maine, to get Miss DG. ceacrtea, The great camp at ——~— Roberts to come here. I testified e deserted, The great camp a mext Sunday. Wews that orders hud been received FINAL STRAIN OF THE WAR” oe report on the Rockaway Park to proceed to the Southern camp w @troulated through the various ments this afternoon and aroused}| loyd George Declares That When replied istant more wanted, wheres , \ of I time was chtef exam who at that ner for the then award F. Bay he Ri in prosecution of the war," he be in readiness for the boys when | ontinued, ‘because in unity of action they arrive there next Mon Ai agit ria waar Ne mame io and tne ntrary, {t {8 the highest expression |°"sinal option bore u POINCARE SEES PERSHING, |.) secs.” SOE Ter Mr, Adamson added that he thought OM /TELL OF 10 SLAIN BY U BOAT, |M®. Bovis had partormed » perteoty proper duty dealing with the ty was ap- Gate for his yisit because it was a double | was about 120 miles southeast of the ee ganiversary, of the birth of Lafayette Azores, (Continued on Fitts Page) a ing how $8,250 of the money received thewNgpensit Realty Company to his W mroauce before uj cuunineenieaea deal was prepared in 1911 in the office rejoicing. The boys are getting | ws by A Fr en eye reno] She Does She Will Realize [Atdermantc President who then was of last Thursday. Value of Real Freedom, John Purroy Mitchel 4 Mare 4 is de lop follo None of the regiments ordered t¢ BIRKENHEAD, England, De hes This 4 F a t9 ng a z is recruited up to tt Ge ny h statement by Tilden A 180n, direc- Spartanburg |s f | ‘Germany has not yet felt the final |*** ; eek eee full strength required by the new | «tr of the war; when she does she|'2r Of the Bureau ¢ aBtEae regulations~ und seventy-| will realize the binding value of rea)|Perviston, denying a published story five officers. will have to be | reedot Premler Lloyd George told|that he (Adamson) hud drawn the filled up at Spartanbure. | \n audience here this afternoon: original option for the sale of Rock- Information received from Spartan | “If Russta had enjoyed freedom before | away Park to the cit n this state- : ee || he war she would have been more|me ison said the re; burg to-day is that the camp will) ity have been more|ment Mr, Adamson port proved in the name of Boyle and the PARIS, Se; 6,—Preside Poincare A series of thrilling experiences| Simultaneously {t came out that Paul Pain the Secretary Ww rman submarines and the res- |the chairman of th rd of Esti- and Gen, Petain, the French © Abn of twenty-one members of the |mate's committec 1 ‘way Park in chief, visited the uartera of vew of the French bark Magdalene, |in 1911 was J Pu Mitchel American Ariny’ to a ink by @ submar were told by! Assistant District A y Black They were aj i e crew of an Italian ship which | a; save out st it denying Pershing, comm of th \ dat an American port toa” (aise wave out a i & forces, with whom t 1 the Magdalene's crew were [that Mr. Adamson admitted training camp. ed and nine were wounded by shel) |2™2Wine the original n President Poincare reviewed the Amer re District Attorney Sw is in pos. foan traps. He said he had selected this| ‘The rescue took place when the ship | session of a report ma y the com. Ww. ieee = CO NEW YORK, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1917 . Y. TROOPS TO GO SOU Wealthy Woman, Strangely Shot Dead, Planned to Wed Again, Say Her Friends. | MEANS RECEIVED GIFTS.| Chicago Lawyer Tells of See-| ing Supposed New Will | of First Husband. CHICAGO, Sept. 6. to the death of Mrs. Maude A. King, rhe inquest in- | widow of James C, King, Chicago mil- | Honaire, who was mystertously shot while with an automobile party n\ | Concord, N.C. a week ago, may bol re-opened at the ors, Paul and Willlam Robinson of| Morrison, Ill. The brothers came to Chicago to-| day to consult an attorney. They are alleged to have learned of strange| circumstances under which Mrs. King lved for a yeaPgrien"™e ier death. According to their information, she was practically # recluse in a fashionable Chicago hotel much of the time and was constantly in fear that enemies had designs upon her life, ‘The brothers also were desirous of knowing how a revolver came to be in possession of one of the automobile party, since Mrs, King’s fear of fire arms amounted to practically an ob session, The disposal of her property, estimated at $2,000,000, is not known here. |MRS. KING SHOT BEHIND THE LEFT EAR, Discovery that Mrs. King was contemplating marriage at the tin sho started on the motor trip whic! ended in her death, and announce ment that the wound causing dea was behind the left ear, add to t mystery that was created by the fu that Mrs, King’s ankle was broken when she was found. Close friends of Mrs. King declare to-day that she had told them short! before leaving New York of her in tention to become the wife of ad tant cousin whom she had know from childhood, Many particulars concerning the in-| fluence alleged to have been exer cised by Gaston Bullock Means ov Mrs, King and her sister, Mra, Ma Cc. Melvin, are furnished by those who knew the slstora intimately. 1 | | | ry both of the women he was "Bud," and in recent months it appeared im possible for ether of them to do the simplest thing without consulting Bud.” To them "Bud's" opinion any subject was final. Means acte as Mrs. King’s secretary and was « member of the automobile par the time of the tragedy GIFT OF $1,000 RING TO MEANS RECALLED. None of those who were close Mrs. King and Mrs. Melvin ca whether Means received a sala from Mrs. King. They moved from a $25 @ month flat to handsome $3,500 apartment at 1165 Park Avenue, and they 1h also that he cluding a diamond ring ve $1,000, and that another equally v able diamond ring was given to Mr Means when her baby was bo Mrs, King had told several fr that for the first servic ndered her sho had given Means $5,000, 7 @ checking up of M King’s securties in the Woodruff Trust Company in Chicago, wh determined to close her ac tw that Institution by the care which he exercised matter, Means had recovered $10,000 she had not expe ceive, and told her friends that had gone fifty-fifty with Bud Two causes combined to impre know eived many service was t (Continued on Highth Page) “Clrealation Books Open to All.” | 16 PAGES PRICE); . King Brothers quest of her broth- | HITCH IN DUKE'S WEDDING |$235,000,000 IS ASKED. |"rt%s,8%. oy ne ny tet annotation a TO MAS, VAN VALKENBURG Bride-to-Be Refuses to Disclose Ex-| Revised Estimates Submitted to tent of Her Wealth r by Portuguese Law. An obstacle to the Congress by Secre' WASHINGTON, marriage of the dred and thirty-five million dollars for! penmark. puts them within thirteen miles of |Mrs. Van Valkenburg, wealthy Amert ed to-day when Mra Van Valkenburg flatly refused to dis »se the amount of her Duke and his torpedo-boat destroyers in widow, deve! Congress in revised estimates submitted retary Daniels. peared before and Consul here to comply with that Ich requires a rt of this law insists Brooklyn Miss Held for Secret Mar- | boarding houso in an Atlantic por ax to her fnanel: Astonished for an indefinite period i by Charge’ > 1s @ Portuguc oklyn to-day nquency pending allegations tt s has married two that tt wasn’ ox-King Mar London, 1w rep a CHICAGO'S MAYOR SUES. —_e—— wits See Page 2.) were aste (For Racing Ri when the charges were made to-day, horse show, 7620 RUSSIANS, 480 GUNS TAKEN AT RIGA WEATHER Tew Te Night end Te-Merrew, 6 poems 4 | | EDITION ie 7 . . aan : New York amd TRO CENTS eleewtore, ‘ TH SATURDAY Mrs. King’s Brothers Act to Clear Death Mystery New Inquiry Into Auto Tragedy _ (ERMAN FLFFT ENDANGERS Begun by Mrs RUSSIAN NAVY AT CRONSTADT AND FLEEING LAND FORCES -+- Petrograd Admits Further Retire- ment and Berlin Reports Tell of Advance Along the Dwina Thir- ty-Eight Miles Beyond Riga. i LONDON, Sept, 6—With the pearance of a German fleet in the Guilt of Riga the difficulties of the problem facing the Russians in the operations ated. Not only is the safety of their armies concerned, but apprehensions 100 GET FARE excited as to what wilt happen to the Russian fleet if the German naval i piace WEA forces are given full swing tm the Baltic, | j i Only submarines so far have heen Oscar II. Detained as She Is} operating against the Russian right About to . il With Passen- flank as it fell back along the Cult | 3 of Riga coast. Larger warships now gers and General Cargo. | pid fair to take a part in the activi- tles, Increasing the troubles of the The Scandinavn-American Line| Russians in their task of keeping thelr flank protected. Capture of 120 Russian officers, 7,600 men, 180 guns and 900 machine guns, ship Oscar II. for Christiania and|with several armored cars and a ntity of war material was an- ed from the Riga front by the ermans to-day, Along the Dwina River we have jadvanced as far as Friederichstadt, to leave an American port, The Os-|the War Office declared. (Friederieh- chr MM. was to have sailed last Sat-|#tadt te about thirty-eight miled rae t southeast of Riga, Great swamps | practically surround the clty), 9 | At the same time Petrograd an- Uner a large general cargo. The EX-|nounced further retirements on the | port Administrative Board at Wash- | Riga front, ington has decreed that no cargoos| “We retreated across the River returned to-day to 700 passengers who had booked pasage on the steam- | Copenhagen the money pald for their | us tickets with the explanation that the} aa ne had failed to receive permission ‘ernment |from the United States Ge | ‘There had been put aboard the F : ' ; ag |Melupe,” the stateme: “ Mrs. Maude A. King, Victim in Mysterious Auto Tragedy. shall be taken to neutral countries ¥ the statement said, “In the adjacent to or in communication with |%¢ctlon of the Paskov Road we re- |tlred to the region of Zegevolo and | southwest of Venden ad bunker |Proximately a line drawn from Government Hecense to | ‘ 5 I ear ts, ac- | Klangsnberg/ to Kastran, to Brede- coal, The real explanat , : cording to Government officials, that jfie hs adt s decided, under | The Russtan version disagrees with ort Board, that |that from Berlin, which declares Ger- nan tre are now thirty-elght miles beyond Riga. The Russian statement iry of the Government bh a ruling of the F the cargo of the Oscar IL shall not | be permitted to go to Norway and 6.—Two hun- was askod of| Halver Jacobsen, secretary and | ftiga treasurer of the line, sald to-day that The Russtan fleet ts believed te be he had been unable to get any assur-|4t Reval, toward which the Germans ances in Washington as to when the|“re thought to be striking as a base Oscar If, would be allowed to leave|f operations in the Gulf of Finland © at Petrograd, with the Tho line Has been feeding the pase) nection with resto ed and the officials f¢ hat ‘they co turing the time the harbor 1s free of Jnot afford to maintain a floatin Russia's fleet, containing some of itest dreadnoughts, will be co- » Russians themselves if e, It 9 reported, { Russian fleet 1s expected to Ne whe WITH PERKINS AT HEAD. nc" hint ot ; : fortress, relying upon submarines to i i ome sail lisperse the attacking German fleet, \ Governor Ready to Send Nomina-| The garrison at Cronstadt, however, parents MT) tions for State Commission to | /# "heroughly dominated by Lenine, » 7} ; German agent, and has proved Accords | Legislature. {iself disloyal to the Kerensky Mini: pr tiyeae i | nocrast N. Y., Aug. 6.—Gov. | twice actually seceding from new Poe eeeen, |Whtman, who t here attending the ex-| Russia. Whether tt would put up a 6 lo-day that when| stiff resistance to the Germang ts ¢t, but lthe Legisls A Ate to-day | § matic : My einai a nor | isa of Russian civilians t Aare nixsto ed ng before obeying or- These e named \ fer e from Riga. They were New York; Jacob ¢ 1 by the Germans r it 1 sf the Baltic city , r Wieting, f 8 i ‘ uded some who were j nmissioner of Agr , 1 the last train to leave, Im- tor N tht au ay . i € nediately after they pulled out, while hers Leen eens bo Mr and Mra were? | several trainloads of otters were assembied, the Germans ous across ned Whitney and later he attended the the railroad from the east All ree maining In the city were bottled up. ene