The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1918, Page 3

DODHHTATCOD “A Night With “American Troops in the Front “Trench” By MARTIN GREEN, STAFF CORRESPONDENT EVENING WORLD TO MORROW; DOHODDOHDHODDOVOODHOOSOHDHE DOD: THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 22, FTOH “BEAUTIFUL TURK" AND COTERIE MAY BE TRIED AS SPIES Two Secret Codes Reported Found in Her Safe Deposit Box Here. ie | | According to private despatches re- from Washington to-day, Storch, oetved here Mme. Despina the and her three aileged companions held Ellis Ipland for deportation to France as “undesirable aliens, Davidoviteh “Beautiful Turk,” at will immediate- ly be taken in charge upon thelr ar. tival there by nch officials in con- nection with an international spy plot that has been in existence since be: fore the entrance of this country into Mrs. Bourke Cockran to hal National Work War Comm une — val | } | President Dowling of Manhattan and} tee URENCHES IN PARK ILLS HIS PARTNER, ~ VOTED FOR; MAYOR FATALLY SHOOTS THREATEN CRITIC. SELF IN MYSTERY Hylan Tells Head of Municipal) Harry Reich "Say Cousin, Art Commission He Needs Abraham Krops, at His Desk a Vacation. —No Cause igned. Dy a unanimous vote the Board of} Ha Reich, one of three partners Estimate to-day recommended that) !9 Royal Webbing Company Park Commissioner Grell not only | Makers of elastic goods for women's grant permission for the laying out of Wear on the third floor of the Prescott Ja war trench sector in the North) Bullding, No. 9 Broadway, ap- Meadow of Central Park, but that he| proached his partner and cousin, grant any request that may be made! Abraham Krops, from behind, while of him by the Liberty Loan Com van aeae was busy writing at a desk | to-day, shot him in the head and in mittee of this district stantly Killed hin This action was taken after a bit Lalli Then Reich shot mself throug’ right temple, in- |ter cross-fire debate in which Mayor | q\/' igh the right tang . Itylan, Comptroller Craig, Borough | @ct!™# 4 wound from which he is dying in St. Vincent's Hospital the war | Albert S. Bard, president of the Mu-| "2° tragedy was unwitnessed Tho fact that they are going to be |ntcipal Art Society of New York, and | M@X Karger, the senior member of deported as enemy aliens and not as esp ward. Hagaman tall, secre (the firm and a brotherdn-law of alleged sples is explained in tha state- tary of the American Seenié end His. | STOPS. was in an adjacent loft room ment that it is the “quickest way to toric Preservation Society, took {crating some goods when he heard get them to Paris, where they are prom See: arts . i a three shots. Hé ran to the office in wanted.” Messrs. Bard and Hall spoke in op- | te to see Reich fall from the self While the local Department of Jus- sauilak 40 (ha diouead ban roe P| inflicted wound tn the head, Krops tice heads decline to discuss the tei rena Ses anes s ne nee Ue wis n his chair at the desk. Washington ond of the story or make (ated tts taee x ai hv ap Detective Michael Gorevan eatene, tard with efectian public the evidence they have against F of the First Branch De Bureau om th the aocused, it is learned from other i | Bat B ard ¥ _ questioned Karger and Miss Annette ources that the safe deposit box of . 1 the claim that penner of No. 1120 East 12th Street, be r bi if the Li Loan Co t 8 the “Beautiful Turk’ held not only Parmaitiwa t 4 ibe WAS Brooklyn, who is bookkegper for the one, but two secret codes, and that lot permitted to dig trenches in Cén- | Arm and who reached the office just neither of them happened to be a | ‘al Park the coming war loan would ‘after the tragedy, neither could give which Mme. Storch used in cor- fall and that therefore the war would ‘any reason for the affair, Thero had adence with her admirer, as the sot been quarrel between the Of course, every hows that ther a " Washington story stated. Just Fe a a ore Lilie hat ners that either was aware of; th hese codes were used for is hat is @ lot of bumcombe,” declared | business pt the firm was prosy known only to the Department om- Mr. Bard, “Although the purpose in no love affair had disturbed the re- cials for the present, but this secret view Is a good, laudable one, I re-!jations of the cousins. The shooting in ail probat will be made pub: gard the al Park scheme as a!was not even preceded by an argu- Ne y mn the four accused foolish, wasteful advertising dodge.) ment, so far as Karger knew. | 1 cus men who are advertising the next! Krops, who was unmarried, Hved ven a hea before a itary J be be ry ” bar se sid efore a militar) mpy fone down thejat No, 81 F 105th Street Reich rears lived with Karger at No, 12 Kings al agents were engaged to to protest against the de- land Avenue, Corona, day puraulng leads tn the caso 80 cement of Central Bar i? the Char Nix, Count Robs 1 number of years to restore it to Ite | mor 1 Baron Henri de ockran aecepted;ing Stamp enterprise is already! present condit If you put this! LACE FOR‘ FUTUR A ONNA’ t of the suspected quartet the!launched. Liberty bonds and re-|matter ove u week you'll give P EM It was declared that mysterious the|cruiting of the United States Army |the ri ecnte ¢ incite als ce of Mme. N ncome had ‘ommittes of Women on Na- | now claim her attention. Mrs./an opportunity ¢ i 2 source of Mm ix's income had now clam her attention. Mrs./an ops ie taie heael Chief Magistrate McAdoo Tells been discovered, but none of the in- long been identified with| “What would our soldiers who are i Yestigators would d mlose any de- uM the War Sav in Prance say 2 George Broadhurst Allan Dale's tail concerning this point |Park treneh pre New Play Is Immoral Mme, Nix has admitted receiving | jonging $6 be heard here wit MeAdoo eador von Bernstorff before eft | D tho office of Van. BMDUreh & | Pale ioe Me charm eae al owner of the E this coun » declared was Nassau Street, | Bard. a eeultae cae porand wit . 5 dboision a lvan, Since then, it is alleged, she ments later they |ien't ic t at Alan Dale's play, “The Madonna of has’ recoived large sums of money A man represent The trouble you " ¢ Future," js immoral through a German-American banker te him oa bal ae er co ving Mr. hard, | ‘Tho Magistrate's dec! Howed a k h ou om reste omplaint made n fferson whore name is known and who has! lt take had |in art and not enough Be ee eae uVEroe tite | been, ar is to be, questioned by trie | Ofte Government ' Fi rae hi ea y nea a es | to Howard ut i ihot back. Mr, ti uarit Magistrate McAdoo, aft ing the ureau of investigation of the De of No./ the Mayor of New plete: manuacript oF the plan wow partment of Justice. 8 e. Millerlother man basa rig ieh a being produced in Br n but promis It is said this banker paid over ae mop eu i rge re tO} thing about me. 1 1 ing tur New York eas ; ‘ ‘ co Headquarters and Rosenderg’s| resent it,” ae bion ‘inet ‘ PEE VUMneyen MUR Nix ol Many Brokers in Liberty Loan arrest foliowed | There wa ' ’ ed St, beginning immediately af padres . oes nubian h nore seri+ | he In the piece declare departure of von Bernstorff. | Issues Victimized in Last , " deal of mater it : the « ate phus Busch of St, Louis, | wo Months. Thi r k stable Instead of the stage, : * ¢ ed the ay del f th polior upon Fifth Avenue, subject to recall by est as a re of the \h in oticer look “wr h ye Woody, who questioned her , 400,04 ; i } othe third of . May Dw WoRnt , han $800,000 worth of Ajiiance Head Tells Senators Hex-]| ana Meh Ma ‘ yesterday for almost two hours Ae pects, | and n orth understood to have said that ve Wall Street dis-) amar Rebuked New Yorkers | observation fr ; isu F Vd suge while her sympathies had been v wo months for Part in 1916 Election, tatters aren Gah Germany before the United States Detoctives Haskins and FGTON caliroH an estneal war is over." CANNIBAL KING 6 COMES | entered tho war, that since Americal Kelly of the F Branch Bureau ment of Charles E Hughes for Presi: | yal I bet Pere the ait ey ey ad ca, and that in her home| itlonal, German-American Ali- | fray Ml Ha fad (ha for, America cheertained as inany | Suffotk Street, who was held by Mag. ‘he Nallons’ ctl ate (nate lr heat would’ fuin Moa = sabe Frenchmen and other enemies of Ger-| istrate Simms the Centre eet be more willing to listen to the jfors a@ nun of years after 1 \ Always On the Job,” Sa H many as former German sympa- eaten Nie of the grou Iways On the i thizers. td Imperial Maj f the Actor is ents,” accordit ! Monday. Rosenberg, according to airs Di } TURKISH TOWNS CAPTURED. ike ns eee , ie y _ : SG. ve sea lenin ey Suing Film Compan ne detectives: " sin of “Lefty he alliar sre w Senate | sole et hk « a Ge » \ “ 0 one of the gunmen put to Cent . Continue Advance on High Groand y ne the gunmen p t sat sident of the | ruined "t ‘ 1 up tit » Palestine Front, for the murde an Ro-| : Mat sauaen | 10 tbs R ; tb ( Aum a LONDON, March —The Bridsh | sentha , st Na- | 7~men fi wry ju a ‘have made another advance in Pales- Assistant District Attorney An-|™ pap to learn why [erence H Not was whe w tine, capturing three towns, it is an-|thony Burk 1 Magistrate Simms pt Dr. Hexe |" r z n scunced officially. A. cou! attack | that Wall Street firms had com- | enor ok ihe Naw |’ man-eating tow Fiorida by the Turks was repy The | plained to the police that a number | york m his alleged par 1 wf ntinu eiatement says of men had bribed lowed of pat . ee n \ t “We orcupied Beit Rima and]fice boys sent out with bonds! Ohio, lowa, N and Penn ‘ Kefrtut, both east-southeast of Deir/48 negotinble securities to various sylvania bran AI ndoptnd reso- Unb where | p k 2 firy F ¢ utions “against | tous and | fe we Rallett, unopposed. We dr n bonds A counter attack at Deir and 5 would | Wilsoa,” von 1 tall — ward ' cured. Elowsallabeh and the high ray A on NEW MAXIMUM PRICE oe 2 hanno ground to the wes ward vered, rey emselyes as com r S ' 4 Condactor Crashed by Own Car. jing from the senders and Insist that | FOR COAL IN FIVE STATES ha w Thomas Abruazdse of No. 42 East 2ieth| a mistake had n made in the," ‘ lward ) v Street, a conductar in the ne | sending of the bonds. in nearly every | ic) ; . Union Railway, the Bronx, suffered alease the bonds would 1) delivered |“ ( { Rates Fixed by F Af D crushed shoulder and many contusions |tg the caller in order that the a h of the body early to-day when he slipped! ceed mistake might } nat ; he a mi itor to ( ! -_ and fell under bis own car as it Waslinis way the bonda were stolen, | To-mort FULL HONORS FOR ANDRE. freon wind a fing An ‘The specific charge againat J tow Oraas Seat A ; ee eee Vie was taken to Fordham Hospita berg is that he had tn his possession maximum prices + Army Flyer f the Fu ‘ hich last |ginia and \ \ ri Sp ecial for Saturday OUR every make aauneed be iB pie hago ke Papen shoes right on the ree o Flyin reD a ! a fine Oxford, made of dark $ premises, We can give LM na tye : - 3 Russian Calf, with 11-8 military you astylish yet com- Ohio and West Virginia tM best at fortable shoe, no mat- $s; prepared. gisaa’ 6 de neel, a ter what your difficul- Br. saree IRa8 ths18 1B . Also a dark Russian Calf and | ties clewh , Yennsylvania (certain field can Metal Pump. 11-8 military | Wteeleewhere, Weare | aye maramis Gallty of Offtetal mine $2) prepared $ Mala) Suen: originators and design i rhiets opere ! Ss ON : : $7.50 ers of shoe specialties Edm who posed along | ing 1 V differer . amas We also cerry « fall line of Men's end Boys’ Shoes, , UToRdway as the Marquis de Castillo, 9) mit ‘ ‘ee “ B E N ED RTT. pleaded guilty to an indictment \ = charging him with t stolen of. IAc. ficlal papers of the Treasury Depart~ ahh vUsTo. D ORTHOPAEDIC ROOF MAKERS went, before Feder Judge Mayer 1 “ Broadway, Cor, 110th St, yenterday, 1918. ® : NTO OQOLGDO® ODNEOOOORODOO : ‘Treat "Em Rough’ Boys at Meade Adopt Official Coat-of-Arms 5D PDDD DDD DDDODDL4-0995004OO0000O@ 6-4-6400 See eee eee oST EE ST TU TOT OT OT ONe roe t, at Camp Joseph Cun- of the regiment. Mende, Md,, has adopted the slogan ningham, @ Phil Trent ‘em rough,” and the above being dinaped all property of the | Mlustration asx the official coat-of- organization, AL J0LS0N, INCOME TAX STAR, PUTS ON FREE SHOW TAIL THE SPEEDERS: © Custom House at noon to-day and| Custe * A a ut stepped a fF lendent young | Well-to-Do Are Most Per- 0 In livery + rn The young man was none Aere| sistent Violators. has Al Jolson, come to pay hin in- Joome tax. The goings on that fol- | Ir ie violatora of the|!oWed made #pectatore think they traf ‘acalin danas J wore ht m well known theatre xt 50th | GRAHE TIC aati fie reet and Broadway, except, of | : J ocurae that there was no chorus mlsaloner Morisht tates AL arrived just as Collector Bill Bd- be sent to jail, The Mayor says Ar-) wards's staf was assembling for lunch | vers of pleasure vehicles and heavy! and t apd that He bine & sone trucks are violating the traMe law | He ¢ h several, accompanied | indiscriminately, Hig letter, in parton trusty melodeon by his footman tolle Hdwards hummed in unieon, “If you Pine (ile opearti ‘vou! ain't got no money you needn't come | peerage ik iarat mat d—-adding that if you have got | oney you had better come around | tram culation! | enforcement of the April 1, the final day for fling In this city. Pleasure vehicles and e tax returns, | jeavy trucks are violating the trate After more singing and even a few law indiseriminately, Under the re Jance steps that startled the Custom | ations, heavy moving vehteles,| House out of ft» accustomed medate horse-drawn and motor, should keep/|atr, Jolson edified the crowd with a| to right of the roadw ear the | patriotle sp sich: ana ip caine a atoete| Ho Inalst n handing his check Td APGURAIEABR ATA: (it treets [Personally to ¢ or Edwards, The| ” te of apoed not over tour miles |lmctter refused to divulge the amount |i hdfc i a lo the paym but sald (t was well per hour 4 four fl Heavy motor tracks urge as a freight car, as we 1 ‘ npsoeps hicles, run at a va peed | nb through the stre pur city It {4 @ common oceurr without the pro: pla The lives of the » « rs of vehi v ngly have | nage they do # in and ther ve De An fine Vi Ev Witl HI over PEACE TREATY APPROVED BY REIGHSTAG COMMITTEE with shor Salo ever Nineteen West 34th Street Agreement With Russia Provoke - Is Ra / AMSTERDAM, M _ Atthe & : ; New \ on the Dart of Germany. lTonoRRoW| PANS PREMER 4 values smart new cut-away coat, Rookie, Fashion's Chic Variations tailored sleev No Charge for Alterations EVENING WORLD ALLAYS ANXIETY ABOUT FAR EAST onbeaipaainas No Immediate Need for Fear, He Says—German Drive, Called Unlikely. “ TOKIO, March 22 (United Press)a+ Premier Terauchi has informed the Japanese Diet that there is no need for immediate anxiety regarding events in Asia. wa That = Bolshevikism is , gaining strength in Russia, but the very gain is Ikely to cause changes in the po- litical leaders, was the word brought here to-day from Harbin by Japanese officials. sheviki, they The doctrine of the Bol- Germany fears the influence of thé Bolsheviki, they declared, and there? fore is drive to the Far East. no intention of crushing Russia, yt is relying on two main alma—the coff= centration of forces in the west aw@ the procuring of food in the Ukraine, not making an attempt @o Germany These returning officials uri Japanese sympathy for Ruasia. = Intervention, t! 10? ‘Unguarded prisoners of war wer seen all along the Rallway. —_ - a" 9,000 Rallway Strikers tn *Arwém- a Dincharmed, BUENOS AYi March TI | thousand employees of the state ri ry p. ig cnuinoncy Ane Bias ke, which has now bs th. 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