The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1919, Page 23

G.0.P. INSURGENTS. WIN BIG. VICTORY; PARTY SPLIT SEEN Republican Majority in State Senate May Become | a Minority. | (Special From a Staff Correspondent of The yening World.) ALBANY, N. Y., April 3.—Repub- Tican Senators were in secret session in the Capitol until an early hour this morning devising ways and means of preventing four of their insurgent col- leagues from going over to the Demo- cratic side of the House, The four in- surgents are Senators George F. Th mpson, Frederick M. Davenport, Regs Graves and J. Samuel Fowler. If the four insurgents should decide to desert their party, J. 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This means that a bill may be taken from committee and debated on the floor. ‘The decision check mates the efforts of the Republican majority to keep in committee measures to which they are opposed Senator Thompson achieved the victory for the insurgents on a motion to discharge the Judiciary Committee from further consideration of the Health Insurance Bill, a meas- ure in which Senator Davenport is deeply interested. This measure has the support of the Women’s Joint Legislative Conference. After having gained his point through President Walker's decision, Senator Thompson withdrew his motion to have the Health Insurance Bill taken out of committee, contenting himself with postponing action until next Tuesday, when the bill be debated. It was reported last night that Majority Leader Walters is willing to make a number of concessions to the insurgents, pressed it, he of surrender As one Senator ex has raised the whit Whether the con- ons will include support of Senator Thompson's opposition tc 7 fare bill, fa of Senator power bill, Davenport's tax Dill and Fowler's. muntcipal ownership bill could not ‘be learned There are reports In circulation that Speaker S on his hands t also has a revolt mong the Republican Assemblymen. But those who know the Republican leader of the lower house are certain he is capable of weathering any storm. His control over the Assembly has never been questioned, The same cannot be said of Senator Walters's sway over the Republica@s in the Upper House — PEDDLER AWARDED $27,000. Damages Fixed by Jury Afier Auto Track Accident, A verdict of $27,000 was awarded to y to Isidore Weisberg east side pushcart peddler, who was struck by ar automobile and crippled, by Justice son's part of th Court. He suffered a compound frac |ture of the right lec. The verdict nst_ Lewis & Rosenthal, leather ants. isberg was run over by an auto truck on Nov. 15 as he ‘was pushing his handcart along Riv on Street _ Police Soclety to Attend Mass, Members of the Police T'epariment Holy Name Society, numbering 1, will attend nday morning St. Patrich rai and ive holy THE EVENING WORLD, T HURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1919. ARTILLERY UNITS TOPLAY BiG PART INNEW U. §, ARMY Six Regiments of Army Guns in Addition to Sixty-One of Field. | | ' | WASHINGTON American Army April 3. will n perma- some of the artillery organi ons which are un outgrowth of war. Among these, according to the been the the closing days of the war for bar- reorganization plans, which have approved, 155 mm. rifles, weapons relied upon largely in are inch and 9.2-Inch fleld howitzers; heavy railfvay guns, in- cluding 1 neh and 16-inch |mortars, howitzers and rifles; trench ar units and ircraft bat including motorized machine gun units for the purpose of protecting troops on the march from attack from the alr, In addition to the sixty-one regi- ments of fleld artillery provided for Jin the divisional organizations, there to be six regiments of army ar- tillery gant to be these regime 155 mm, rife inch long range g with the 8 howitzers for mounted The sixty artillery fantry mm. rage work; inc’ | mort anti terios, ion ereoted. Three of ts will be armed with approximating a 6- n, and the other inch and 9. | three -inch on or hauled by regiments of divisional to go with the twenty in- divisions will be armed with rifles or their 3 t and 4.7-Inch rifles Ea of light guns, h division w ho ent of | motorized, and » mm The have three regi- one re orized, cavalry division wil ents of he artillery, light guns, but with the entire pe mount- ed in order to reduc un teams and enable them to keep up with the cavalry brigades. Personnel for the heavy batteries, the 8 inch and the 9.2 inch guns, will come from the coast artillery,, which will man four regiments of rail- way artillery. The railway guns will sonne Bad When you wake up with backache | seek relief two or three times during Brooklyn Widow and dull misery in the kidney region it generally means you have been Jeating too much meat, says a well known authority, Meat forms uric | acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels, removing all the body's urinous waste; else you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coa weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore, water sealds and you are obliged to PORTE oe ee ELEN TERRES PEED EOE EEE OE PETE TSE If Kidneys Act d, and when the | vee Take Salts : Says Backache is sign you have been eating too : much meat FPPEEEEEFIOOSEFOD D4 DOF the night. 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Instead of pale the day is half done, after taking “Irontic” your cheeks will have color, you will feel strong and vigorous and ready for work. Or if you like a good alterative and herbal tonic, such a one can be obtained at any drug store, favorably known for the past fifty years as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi- cal Discovery. This is made from the trees and without the use of alcohol, vf Ave. ‘The to go with the fleld army or- | field operations to be} gasoline | 2} can. | cheeks, tired and worn out before | ild roots and barks of forest | “DADDIE” OF THE ARGONNE, WAR HERO AND MASCOT OF |Bears Three Wound Scars and Was Gassed—Soldier Mourns | for Him. Somebody, presumably a resident of lower Yorkville, is the possessor to- |day of a lonesome, yearning dog \which doesn’t know civilians or their ways and longs for the sight of the uniform of the United States Army, preferably that particular draping the |form of Sergt. Stewart Clinton, of No. 864 Third Avenue, formerly of the | Infantry—old 69th, and more recently constitute mobile coast defenses, but |fleld if circumstances require. One ganization is the abandonment of trench mortar batteries with the di- vision. Instead, a single trench mor- tar regiment will be organized a part of the army artillery, to be as- signed for duty by the army com- mander. Another new element Is the assign- ment of two anti-aircraft sectors to the army artillery, These units, per- sonnel also to come from the coast artillery, will include the larger guns for fire against aircraft and will be provided with searchlights to spot | night raiders and sound and flash |ranging equipment to locate either \air raiders or concealed guns. "TRIES TO DIE AT HOUR ~ OF DAUGHTER'S FUNERAL | | i Krueger, fifty-one years old, of No. 242 Ashford Street, Brooklyn, Today she attempted, according to the police, to} commit suicide by tnhaling gas at her home, one hour before her oldest daugh ter was to have been buried Last Mrs. band, Martin, last October, her |teen-year-old son, William, died, |to-day her daughter, Mrs. Louis 8 | was buried from her home, No. 140 Hale e, about a mile from the Krueger home | Mrs. Krueger was taken to the Kings {County Hospital. She is in a seriou condition: | > TRANSPORT LOSES RUDDER; | BEING TOWED BACK TO PORT Several of Crew of Scranton! Drowned in Trying to Get Line | Aboard From an Other Ship. Tho transport Scranton, which left w York for Brest on March 23, is be ing brought back to New York in a crippled condition, it was learned to- | day. About 900 miles out the Seranton lost |her rudder head in a storm and sent out wireless calls for help. The trans- | bound this way from Brest | and responded. For two sl Sol stood by, making re peated efforts to take the Scranton in tow in a storm | Hawser after hawser was broken, In Ja {nal attempt the crew of the Scran ton put a life boat out, seekin con nect another haws In this attempt thr bers of the crew of the life bout we st. The others were re cued with t difficulty | ‘The I stood by until wireles: |word came that a navy tug was an it |way. It is understood that the tug has the Scranton in tow and will bring her |home late to-day — PICKET EGG THROWER FINED. | Chauffeur Carrying Strik Stopped She Minnile, Frieda Davis, twenty of No. 1369 Intervale Avenue, the Bronx, a picket n the strike of dress and waist makers, resented the work performed |by Alfred Herrang, a chauffeur, No |251 Brooks Avenue, who was trar ling strike-breakers home, When H ng drove up yesterday in front of No. West 31st Street an egg struck him | n the breast, splattering in all direc- |tions and eating around the chauf(¢4 + which held everybody af} enilits Davis in Jefferson Market Court is morning was fined $26 by M, trate Ringle, Bos ig a oe are to be available for use in the} departure from wartime or- | pt poh! GiiOOL BOARD AUDITOR The dog's name is “Dadd nc SUN “Daddie” in a creat Dane, maitese| ‘BETWEEN DEVIL A color, with @ white star on his breast He weighs 100 pound y Hot svals ‘ ures feet high at tt > | Judge Hotchkiss Reverses De in the Sight in the Arg n Motion to Punish Cook for and bears the scary of wounds Contempt ceived in that engagement. The scars! iioney op. MM. Cook, auditor of the are three In number, one on the right 4 shoulder, two on right leg down igh. Mapa: Ma hn high i ght leg hy “between the devil near the foof—reminders of a shrap- dsep sea,” in the Supreme | nel burst. He was gassed, too, in| Gourt to-day when he appeared before the Argonne Forest fight Justice Hotchkiss on a motion to have ergt. Clinton adopted “Daddie” in| jim punished for contempt for refusing France in the spring of 1918, and from | ty put to him by that time until Tuesday the dog was] ¢ Accounts Hirschfield. his constant 1 the answer questions ommissioner of companion ar Justice Hotchkiss reserved decision on vorite of his command. Invalided| the motion. home, he brought “Daddie” with him.| Morton Stein, representing Mr. Cook, The dog wandered, away Tuesday af-|said that his cl @ been or ternoon and was last seen by the) by the rd of ation to subm sergeant in 52d Street between Third | to the Commissto: f Accounts ex and Lexington Avenues, “Daddije"| “ination while Superinte wii wore a brass-studded collar and two{!"™ I+ Ettinger had forbidden him to mugzles—one wire, one leather, The|"28eF questions put by the Commis sioner of Accounts. It was contended by William Esmond the State Department of! that the stand of the Su- and that. the finder is reminded that a Gre: has an awful appetite. — | Drowning Man Saved, Unconscious. | tion, rintendent 8 correct An unidentified man was rescued city had no authority to conduct such | from the water off East 123d Street at|an inquiry into” Institutions of arning 2 y by Policeman foe! i 8 A. M. to-day by Policeman Koch and I don't know about that section ap two citizens, who heard his cries and| plying.” Justice Hotchkiss said, The went out In a rowboat. The man was rd of Education isn't, in the eyes of unconscious and clinging to a boat law, an institution and I have not moored to a coal pi any one call it @ seat of learning.” ‘ | | © reasons the load on the | Headquarters Company of the 165th) | { | | Respondent Over | Succession of Deaths in | Family. 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