The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 1

ph W WILD WEST HOLDUPS INN, Y,5 U, S. PAYMASTER ROBBED é DYIN __ PRIOR “two ‘CENTS. € oparigw 191%, by T Che [* Circulation Books Open to All.’ be Heese Publisbing w PASSERBY AND THUG DYING IN NEW YORK JEWEL HOLDUP. $1200 HA Two Men Rob Jewelry Store | in Madison Avenue Near | the Ritz-Carlton. CHASE IN FIFTH AVENUE L IN BROOKLYN Auto Bandits Hold Up Pay-| master and Assistant With Ship Payroll. ROBBERS FLEE IN CAR. DOCTORS SAVE LIFE OF SOLDIER AMID BiG STORM AT SEA | Operate on Man n Man With Skull Crushed by 50 Foot Wave on Cruiser Charleston. The cruiser Charleston, delaved four days by a suuccession of after being storms, the worst ever « the knowledy perlenced in of any ofticer or sailor on board, reached New York to-day orld). N E WwW YORK, ph ii rs prore GRAND JURY HEARS POLICE VERSIONS OF ROTHSTEIN RAID) Four Officers Testify Where Inspector Directed | | : in Case Henry Operations. effort to In an tat the facts surrounding the carly morning raid on a crap game at No, 301 West 57th Street, on Jan. 19, in which two po. WEATHER— Rain To-Night, Probably Saturday. clienmeesieaiaia orld, “Cirenlation Books Open to All. oe ‘ SETS 1919. 24 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS. spaces ——— LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLAN READ BY WILSON! PATER 14, BIG ARMAMENTS ABOLISHED IN WORLD SOCIETY CHARTER EBERT 10 DISBAND ARMY ADCOP A IM Fs Council of Nine to Govern and Wilsofi Will Call First Meeting—Drasti¢ Measures Provided to oe | lice officers waratanet: by one: of. (he nun WERT President Wils ni read the draft of the League of Noms ee | i With E71 eodtiew returning from the} uwiers, ino Gvand Jury te-diy host ii> sg Cs 8 Panacea aed | organization before the General Peace Congress, " ry ecuns war, Previouus to her arrival the via N One Robber Shoots Pedestrian | Occupants of Machine With \Teanaport Finlema camo in with gaze) Ucar four police department wit- Pp ident A n Bern While not containing a provisivt for any sort of international pa s Felled b Bag of Money Ordered Out ne cae ib ness German President Announces Berns- and Later Is Felled by | ag Oo y officers and enlisted men, many of|" + and: Maadactin hes itoree, the constitution includes stiingent measures designed to prewetab | . ne raid and =, and Chauffeur’s Hammer. | at Pistob-Reint, | them New York wowunuded. siterucdt Uctnee CLch Gacante torff Will Not Be Delegate tO} future wars. With @ burricanc raging at 100 : ciseiapedaanaise tho We Court were taken up = In caso any nation makes ~ Two holdups with all the elements of a wild west bandit show, ea ae pare cyclonic, recurreat |, Bnd rdee RRC RHUR Bee Peace Conference Proposals for | without arst eubmitting the # : > urricane, the men of the seu call it ; F | one at tysue to t ‘there flashing and spouting guns, a getaway in a taxicab, the probable the wind coming from a new point} sistant District Attorney James I Paris Drawn. WI ON 10 : (os the fullbwisig salle tour killing of an innocent man and the fracturing of the skull of one of bea beat pega Millie baad ri sv | od RN RAE Legal ht open ty the Leg ; aves curling up into mountains of | swa Wevorunce ot* dipiomall rele of the robbers by a chauffeur who threw a hammer at him and — water, a most remarkable operation |” jour policemen testified in the WEIMAR, Thursday, Feb. 13 (Associated Press). Count vou L | tidnw between eerubere ‘ack the as i bone “lock Wa performed, while the Charleston | \ es: When the inquiry halted Saare rence ; . } a he he: va) }, > ir C @ rele gation. yen wuiry hal sy ot gv to vd ace onfere € Ge d vale Ger aK Ue aud the Jet caught him in the head, took place in Greater New York at 1 o'clock | Va8 spinning like a top and every-|4.. Pada @ib iste dune aa Hf will not go to the Peace Conference as a Gorman delegal c ae f no revalcitrant this afternoon. thing was topsy turvy in the opera ane entecn witnesses Many plans, for the time being at least, a people's army on the basis ot | Evonoule bievkade of the nae ; 4 ' a tered FY tion room. Jwho bad ummoned under subs! gaye cereals ° \ uunce Ww fr a te tion refusing arbitratio In Manhattan, at No. 420 MaJison Avenue, a jewelry store was Pvt. Thoudore Ca tthe 50th] Nia es Ri recite general conscription, Germany will announce within a few days her i ol beatd He ate wt ie held up at the point of a gun. A chase followed through the busiest Coast easy ra oF ng through | 4. ‘Tuesda Wednes next tention to carry out complete disarmament and demobilization, and a utive Council for the use of force: j : @ porthole on the gundc when a k (lia Ca ; narties is The eof Loree ‘ shopping districts on Fifth Avenue, John McGovern, a bookkeepe! wave, estimated 30 fect in height, | Nee witnesses heard tosday wern{CoMmission made up of the Centre, Democratic and Socialist parties is Hid ne fh Gee towel for the New York Central Railroad, was shot at Madison Avenue craation in the gia . vering and! trol wen John MoLoughlin ana| now discussing details of (he new Govern mime. Dratt with ig Be Be Ready fOr} under ite constitution 4 Z A ; smashin, e soldier's skull until the ah. Cant Oh < ‘ sei le | se . “ff , BACAR ecessary declaratio : and 46th Street by one of the escaping bandits and the latter was brain was exposed. Iie left ere wae See Aan a These points were made by briedri new President off Senate Action Till Peace |" ctaaary \declarauiona ek am A i . : as expos is le 48) icinney au trol ; Ten ; Ree I) International police himself rendered insensible by a hammer-throwing chauffeur at | laid on his cheek and the latter re-| puny Germany, in an informal talk with fore nen to-day. Preaty Is Contirmed. general staff urged by the pens , bd 46th Street and Park Avenue selva treme ndous ga | Mefoughlin and Walsh were shot] They answered questions of Ain | —eepeereeene put to a vote yesterday afterneam Shinni by a into the opera Min the early morning raid on allegec | PALES, feb. 14 Associated Prov), after al stierin, powell ymaster and two assistants of the U. S. Shipping Board ' wal : ft ¢ d English corespondents, ask | SB speech by Benatar A paymaster and two assistant the ping and it required four sail ond | ye, In the West Talignd oe One SoMa caraapand ' DISINFECTANT FUMES KILL | ~-President Wilwon will leave Party for Pourgeols, was oveewhulmingly were held up in taxicab in Brooklyn at the points of revolvers and | Father F. J. Hurney, the ship's chap-| Court 4 ise owas disininned, or After he had read a formal innocuou: Lirest by special train fo-might and will feated, Only the French and relieved of $12,000. The bandits escaped. The New York robbers at to hold bim on the ie whitewashed 18 soe authovitios | statement which virtually followed SHIP WIRELESS OPERATOR sail_on the liner George Washington | Slovaks voted in favur of tt “ . Pe hen it required the efforts Ay brotest of the District the Ines of his address on Wednes- to-morrow. President Poincare wilt) (his feat climinated, the e Obtained $4,000 in jewelry. half a dozen sailors to hold Dr. Attorucy’s office dau an< whidil (ue ii er Cai slmcain ne n After! hiin of at tho Invalides Statl tion was adopted unantm be —-~— P, Génoreau and Dr. W, A. J. Wright|” Gossip at the Criminal. Courte| a : Ne Herel en ee iy CF) Tn uddion to Mra. Wilson, David | SECRET TREATIES ABROGATEO The Manhattan hold-up took place; Threr Lundits stole $12,000 belong-| up aguinst the table while ¢ yuilding: had that eventually the | M4y4 Intentiun to rehabiita Stockholm, Carrying ‘Troops, Wrunvia, Ambassador to fussia, will UNDER CONSTITUTION, i store of George| ing to the Emergency Fleet Corpora-| trepanned the skull, cared for the] inquiry ana in investi | Slt Had Been Renovated J accompany the President. Hus purty! Existing secret treaties are mbeee Grabem at No 429 Madison Amenue,|tion to-day in a daylight automobile ges a eee Sook. RENE Htehes) sation of Inspect k Henry ¥ forme i Willmer, twenty-cisht, a] WHE number 319 person: [ee jHaser tho constitution . and ne chee be wo hours thetin cha n nspection nse t 1 ta ft | *rosiden! Ison addressed a meet- ‘uture treath yu we refe at 12.58 o'clouk this afternoon. The] holdup at Clinton and Carroll Streets, | surgeons worked on ER elth het Insy inselt perator on the Swedish: Amer " fs nt Wi be sl . inated z ; rf sh by refered pik | D tur i ha was found dead in| ing of the Amertean Peace Delegation jonal treaty burea bandits escaped with a $4,000 laval-| Brooklyn. ‘They escaped in a t | the ship rolling dtieate work | 44 ‘ a teen aie z : fA 7 thie fo a Ae ' i f ne sy ty’ over with the | Cull: publicity. m <4 oe ere, after an exciting chase along | cab, was done between r when Jmoned. He said he not on ut road aetomuen pidly ana]? + Uae ship's surged H dvath | gules th Heady AN internation tabor bureau Inewe the busiest part of Iifth Avenne's| ‘The first knowledge of the robbary |!" pyle ier fA BNE | not f roconceal but was! then signified hin will Magara dees gaivard snd discussed their attande | tablished, exclusive shopping district, in which | came when Chief Paymaster Nei!| (he cruisce ace want Aion watals : ing thle matior| swer question an opport ing hiv ubenee ant Viuited faa rm Ff German colonies and Turk. | a ee eae Roe sisapiesta Bey Thy aay / Jta 4 G ury which the newspaper men ma Gitta provinces are to by placed one man w probably tetally | Sheftail af the Emergency Flect Cor-| was on the high road to recover Hiratet of the raid McLoughlin | mediate use Tho plan for the creation of the! brotectorates, the latter on ne ee wounded by one of the bandits, who in | poration and Assistant Paymasters Phd ae ieee br ngs h cu Bhof jand Wa foreed 0” door part way} The question of d 1 League of Nations which Vreal- | of self-determination turn was felled and probably mortally | Harold Graham and Herman Letho-| qvintery. Regular Arty, under car, {2ht2 and found it held by a chain. )Arst raised, since rep trom ul ! ; back with him will| All armaments are to be re@uesg te hurt by @ hummer thrown by a|witz ran into the apartment of Mrs.|mand of Col. Lillis. Practical wae ee vee Ure Rah he Senne | Penge, Conference. int ) ‘ Att Jock thin, morning | HOt be tw purmit action) @ ‘pole consivtent with. naunmamem | i y i Ny of the gamblers an c h. 4 vecupying a 1 na enate until) curity, and private fi chauffeur. Julia Meocock at No, 413 Clinton] States were represented in the 4 lp ss Me-/ that it 1 5 artis wddenly i in bed. | bY amtil) curt and private manufacture ot rs Lou ) and Walsh were shot Idiseussions thre Vr ' { 1 im but Hid get | the treat confirmed munitions will be prohibited. @dney Goldstein of No, $68 East| Street, shouted that they had been|#onnel. Tho regiment was organized | 1 was said to-day that, according| frankly antonished his hear ‘ to: Bar an and shud ch | fraft of the Tho affaires of league wild be! 1684 Street, one of the hold-up men, | held up and asked to be directed to|'™ bd Laps a eedtAG Jon Sy ation ne to Mr.|declaration that a com " , and fa Aled Dre} ie efory the Peace administered by a “body of delegates wags hit in the forehead with thea telephone. They called up the} acon ' ’ . a was | more) aircady workin shi » i Si ; 4: Haw aida " Hresi- lin which each member nation: with hammer. In company with police and were asked to go to the| Tho ship also brought home Pl iacicat Be Arable Fouutuin nition tee Se ear ce darts oie H Meine Feet ee en ee fiderate, he entered the atore Butler Strect Station. 50 men formerly in tho old 9th Coast | i, b t atment, andlene at th end k that) disint us ¢ Veomter | ee Mbit ee in sented. a revolver at the head of the | Myddysietaterr tee ; pital: and] was at the very t 1 ; ed by Mier / Britain, France, Titty and Japs wile te ae tas tail ates oe Sheftatl, Lekowits e2¢ Grapem | ee eae conn. om ht ba 1 f the! he admitted that th w ; Clemenceau and| bu repreavnted by uno ingantor it y* m * the t of the id the lice » we . i] ee DS bi eracy and hoot i t con. 4 wt ? >, " be tind the showcano of the front of told the police they got the money, 18 | casual oMcers were ul 1 racine: a 1 ay PRR eco Pers gt 1 1 aud Wie sombers DY COUP Fue store. $50, $20, $10, $5, $2 and $1 Dillsat the) Lieut. W. D. Fra N Ww ys District At-| py rn it . ‘ si 4 ‘ ‘@ nd @ POranont seergeky “Hands up rdere ee “and | Syb-Treasury in Manhattan at 12,30,/ 111th street, wes one of t 1a | n utter ap: | WOULD. WELCOME UNIVERSAL ie nid tare ta be apy viited by tho eateoue nce nee 1 7 sion sbi "| put the money in a black bag and en- Stn ers, Ho verved o yeur with the | peared to ha a a cope ofl RISARMAMENT HE SAYS, oq lw will remalit of further) The Mxecutive Coun hall for, iry docks of the r eee epine “i ; ; ©) nuraner " ursday w @ 6 Ost! of a permunent Court of Ioternes all the jewel wld gr r ks of the Todd Ship Yards | mended for the D. Cy for t n thom at n- ltr pul r iow over } tt ° 4 ater : street. In his hurry or fright he | Brooklyn caught fire. He landed safe and | eee ? : o- edhe icine cae President W Hlsvn ty to suminon they Bie Aropped ul! he grabbed with the cx-| They crossed the bridge, they said,| oaved the life of his observer, Licu | « nued on Fourth ) : nae A ee Aatleved ta| santas a Hime A 1 balance vending | first mecting of the body ot dylegitiy yy ception of the lavallierc and when they were approaching| prench, who was wounded a ' reas i ay oney ; and the Wavcutive Council, ton py ; | - ul | I r f nO President was not present when 2 Goldstein told the jeweler that if|Clinton and Carroll Strects engine| jy; Howard H n, Com-| EGG REGULATIONS OFF, He devlared : final rowalt waa rowohed lace hk TEXT OF ORAFT OF LEAGUATEE ne attempted to follow thom nian | trouble appeared to develop in the|pany [, 166th Infantry, came hom had already been re " John ; ee NATIONS PLAN waiting outside tvould shoot n, {axicab, The chauffeur stopped the |with a French War ¢ s HL | Pood Administration Order Applies | = neinit ni we day Be t : e mom Tho full text of the report of The only other occypint of the shop | cir near the corner and two men, who |U¥ at Chateau-Thierty, where he fo ATE Dealers, united and operat ' 1 ' . ? Lede Hy 8 League of Nations follow + ¢ wae Howard Reed lo por le had been waiting, walked | fighting a topped a H WASH NN, hoa a / ay } 2 ving ; , , mpl 1 COVENANT — PREAM aad an athlete, and with a r if r, opened the door of the mach *|wounded th nl n ne and | n¢ w M , ake ahem RNS 1 to promote international ed ‘ nied rovolvers at the occupants and | _ fi In anawe ran “yu oe L PUTIN’ operation and to secure International (Continued on Second Pace.) aic WOUNDED NEW YORK MEN aw intuff \ ¥ . © pew curity by the acceptangs | > . Get out yo. | : eH reside the I fof obl us Not to resort to wir Sal 7 f ‘ t * Last Two Days of Big Sale The men ‘ and \ 1 a Toby th ription of open, Just mail © Barclay Rireet, Ope The chauffeur siarted tho engine, tt 4 a) ' he firm establishment of the maw lance of their 8 vinntias the rion Mie sachin THE WORLD Via ctual role of conduct am eile aped awa On the Fin. w ‘Se tb FOREp. BEST AL RANT ry y r ' bent W ty An panel yale dad, <p » and by the maleivens Milit a : i dang “ into l¢ " ikdown | Leadquarters last night and was cun-|ance of ce and scrupylous » Two hours after the boid- th o dock at Pier No. 3, boken ‘ < OWE: AtAr LNA. PAGUR. LHe | Argt to dock at Pier. No., [Elegies of wale 15° | mech seem for basse nap Woe cue, Me gras tony dears oli | gratuluted heartily ou the outcome |spect forspll treaty obligations fi ts \ hb fluor, World futiding, “4e) Bighh a wate oO eton, He came 2 My (Continued on Second Page.) J (Continued on Eighty Page.) Watch tar \o-witrow'e suena adh, . saan W Lancaster (WO years ago of the league plan. dealings of organized peoples pirnee w —— ~e — ee * .