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Ti oe ece RESULTS Pht hdd TWO CENTS. (The ‘New | “Circulation Books Open to All.’ Copyright, 1919, by The oe Publishing York World 9° 2 _NEW yORK TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, PLOT TO ALL FEDERAL RESOURCES MOBILIZED FOR COAL CRISIS; HOPE OF STRIKE DELAY “RESERVATIONS AS FRAMED BY LODGE Wilson’s Warning. YS ACTION. CABINET PLA} Indictment of Union Leaders Reported One Scheme to Avert Ticup. WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 was expressed in offictal quarters tu-day that the soft coal strike set for Sat- pene ceptance By the Principal Powers. Object to Effort to Force Ac- KIDNAP DRY LAW OVER VETC ON OF HENRY. FORD. 12 DIE AS WAVE CRUSHES LAKE LINER ” orl, “Circulation Books Open to All.’ 28 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS. — DOG RUNS WILD INGIRLS’ SCHOOL; | 12 ARE BITTEN Pupils Faint in Panic as Canine Into Brooklyn Parochial Classrooms 12 PERISH AS LAKE LINER 0 WAVE LIFTS UT OF WATER Charges or Fimengers Amiesedron Steep SON OF HENRY FORD, Ye ee CHOSEN AS VICTIM FOR May Be Dead. R aa CARRIED OUT. Policeman Captures Animal DARING KIDNAP PLOT, |. Which ot aces 300 Children | BODIES AL. ALONG SHORE: - —Injured in Hospital, paces in the pare 41 school of Our Lady? Sf rien 7 > Of Good Counsel, Putnam Avenue und | Sy Voy es | jRph Avenue, Brooklyn, at noon 10-1 SUSKEGON, Mich. Oct, 982] day and bit twelve ghikiven bef Caught by a gigantic wave 3 ‘he animal could be subdued by 4] was trying to make this harbor after policeman who ran into the school AND CRUSHES IT ON PIER OT KOMP END OF WAR PROHIBITION enone FORECAST IN WHIT HOUSE ~ AS SENATE OVERRIDES VETO ‘Senators Follow Example of House in Repassing Enforcement Law,,..- But President Still Has Power to Lift Dry Ban by Proclamation. p Four Men Arrested Toons Upon gust ling Disclosures of Private Detective. LBOY ( ZONSPIRATOR Afleged Scheme Was to Holi Young Millionaire a Pris- oner Near Detroit. | 3E TOLEDO, 0. Oct. 2 at . 2 | Pei ukt \eereuen | WASHINGTON, Oct. 28,—The Senate this afternoon followed the kidnap Edsel Ford, son of Henry é Ford, millionaire automobile manu. |¢>4mple set by the House yesterday and passed the dry law enforcement was frustrared [bi over the velo of President Wilson The vote was 65 to 20. Nine Republicans and eleven Democrats voted to fucturet of Detroit, here wtih the arrest of four men, told to-day lice’ were susiaill the velo. ‘The alleged conspiracy was exposed urday would be postponed if not called , Ls i ; eae) riding out a terrific gule on Lake ‘ he Republican Senators voti O Susi he ve pre; David Lawrence. ee mow n he heard the screams o Migikan tact) BIEN he “ORG Byriined Gray, wlio salt! ter Ween Phe Republican Senators voting to sustitin the veto were: Borah, ‘Announcement that John L, Lewis,| (Special Correspondent of The Even: © | aa veyeds uctl Ctadinen CRE OT ORI eae private detective and posed us an ex- Brandegee, Calder, Bdge, Pall, France, La Follette, McLean, Penrose. : Foulkes ing. World.) aoa wis avnne ab Sereneeprs ronviet to ce once of the Hit ORT 2. President of the United Mine Workdrs wisi sve Del (Copys r eight teen, infinte the south pler at Muskegon j convict to Kain th nfidence of t The Democrats were: Gay, Gerry, Hitchcock, King, Phelan, Rands- ut America, had summoned menibe BHINGTON, (Octs 38 ; F and 200 the |Channe! thit morning, und sank in AOSG (RG dOUR SUS TURRE aR EET a nn Shiehde. TI & , y ‘inal Gt the Full Scale Committee to mect| tight 1919).—Foreign governments The classroom was presided ,iesy tan ten minutes, carryin told the 1 that a bellboy in a Mell, Robinson, Shields, Thomas, Underwood and Walsh, Massachuseils. al Executive Board at|do ne © the reserva 8 to the | ol ratehed the plo iti fiat the International Executiv rd Jo not like the reservations ¢ O46 iy: Minton (Okuey” Suine The} death at lust twelve of her pass Detroit 1 hatched the plot The section relatin, to wartime Prohibition becomes effective im- Bpdianapolis to-morrow wes uccopted) Peace Treaty that have been adopt dog entered th oom on hounc rs und cre The exact number of It was intended to drug young Ford A / 4s an indication that President Wil-| ed by the Committee on Foreign Re- srowling menucingly and a dead has not been determined, but and hold him for $200,000 ransom, he Medittely upou signature ot the bill by the presiding officers of the gon’s command to the miners’ or | lations of the United States Senate: rirl neure the d Instantly} may reach twenty, The known dead sald. Senate and House. ganization not to plunge the country! poy are hopeful that the United the schoolroom was ina 4 are The four men were arrested in a ; into industrial chaos might be heeded 1! States Government will never pre- « io fentod) Othe Mrs. W. 1, Johnston, pas: local room house to-day, ‘The While the Senate way wrangling over the question of passing the In full belict t officers of ¢ ssent an Alber Perrysburg, Mich. re. Jessie Mop gave their names as Bdward Kenney an Snt by . > | sent the reservations as at presen man t And yabu recent bill over the President's " w innoune ternational body who ordered the) »hrased to the variou ee offi. 1 Ay St king, waitr Muskexon; Harry Detroit; Richard Ramsey and Cheude aks Hover the President's veto, it was announced at the While strike have power to stop it, Govern- | PAT Beale a | sereama and rushed stile I Ries, awsistant engineer, Milwauk ('Slim") Cameron of New k and House that vartime Prohibition would be brought to an end by Presiden Inent officials awaited the next step, es Of the principal powers for we- > Adele eee loan in| erat r awaited . . On the statr mot the Rev, Watt olin Brandstetter, second cook, Man Joseph id eS iL Bee: we ' fiatel t “nate the Ge ae which must come from the minors. |ceptance, because an awkward 4 ANDERE GARR Ge Vina.) Kleist Rents doskhand Kennoy sald Gra ax tormerty a Gall proclamation int ely aller the Senate patities the German Pesce Confidential reports from the central tion, unprecedented in diplo: Church of Our t of Good Cour Milwaukee; Arthur Dewitt, member bellboy in the Vonehatrun Hotel in Preat voal field territory indicated, it was/ might present itself. For while the ther they ente: of the crew, Muskegon; John Hut | Dotroit i : ; “ ! ered ronm ® lat % ‘ The White House announce: — ee said, that not all of the mining army] different governments have no ob- |...) molicereaies ath ihefimember of the crew, Muskegon, an “LOVE” URY. OM | 1h wie Kenney, according to Gru would quit work, tations that detine just how America gr © and the pupils in} fhe bodies of four men and thre | T0 TRY WIFE WHO LEFT Wained 4 1 plot tow whather the war would be ended had expressed the opinion that Steps to be taken by the Govern) indorstands te treaty to apply, or jother roor irched out. Vatrolman}|women have been washed and] Dianned to Ford Into an autuine= | fegally with the ratification oft the war emergency would not ment to deul with the strike, f iu the provisions of the League of ileamdornops 3 er Donohue antl Sis-|the beach for mil being patrolled | HUSBAND FOR ANOTHER |." pretense of taking: him home, |. pues SAU! the Srexks, SHIA GEE takes place, will be considered finally | 1. to operate, they most decidad’y | tor James carried the children from|for additional victim ch SEND BE EAD TN, i tria had bi ted by th The meeting, originally set for Ub A 5 < aera Prt ae {| tinuing his attacks most of tho puasongors being vaught c BLAND, Oct. 28. Ford was then to be seereted near Senate. 4 P. M. because | ence as between the legislative and | EVBLAD Ge CUT AACR REE eae MI- : ” M., was deferred to d : After all the children hud been re-|in their staterooms while asleep. ‘Th "LOVE" JURY, composed | : ' t y Mhis indicutes that although the ens " f the Belgian rulers. | executive departments of the United miles from Detroit, until th on of the visit of t) Sele ’ : ved Policemyn Anderson, with his|lights went out and tho screams of}, entirely of women, was se- | 1 the money forcement bill he by re-enacted There was a more hopeful view in| States Government | i : “iol ; levtod to-day to Uy Mra. | Was obtained, Police are investigat . jo|Hlehtatick, beat the dog into in women paisengers added to the con y o i) over the voto by both Houses of Com Cabinet circles, but this did not aller Information as to the attitude) ii ind it wus taken to fusion, ‘Then followed the scramble Soldie ~Drossos, charged with | ing Gray's story Presiden Physician Announce ‘ . the Government's determination to be} which would be assumed by the) i i ne oxamined by vete rin-|for sufety, Most of the passen, leaving her husband in Columbus | <—— Vhat His Progre Still wross, the President still has power te ready with all of its muchinery to] principal powers can be obtainéd by | pjins ped by jumping from thy deck und coming to Cleveland with MRS, NORRIS ASSUMES Continu Ht the ban on war-time prohibition meet the situation if the miners quit inquiry at any of the foreign office Dr. Oranaky of the Bushwick W to the pler John C. Buttery of Albany, Ala t HUES. id keep it lifted unt Constitutioaal RAIL ADMINISTRATION SPEEDS} o¢ jeuroye or their diplomatic repre, miitchen “anil: dicectad aRG. Cittee eunkenoniiatel iaiiva When arraigned before Judge | DUTIES AS MAGISTRATE ASHINGTON, Get, 28 ——The fo Uroatebition comes into effect, COAL MOVEMENT entativce abroad, because there is a injured children be removed|kee at 9 o'clock last night and wan] S#Wick! and asked to He | was heard fonder (0m FIGHT ON THE DRY BILL : Manpwulle: the AES. A meaitn® definite fecling that the preamble te hospital severely buff by tho storm during} *CHsen for hur al isl RoKoy sh | There > wpecial char GINS IN THE SENATE, » tration continue i L a a an adopted by the Senate Committee} The children who were bitten were: |the night run across the lake. Just sensed o ot whe asked FOr | Wears Cases With Magistrate Marsh | president's condition, His progress {020i "he Prohibition knfor podite iio ee Bethyl Hat ub. {Which would bind Great ain,| Margaret McNamara, twelve years the steamer was reaching appar-| “ A ea, coulan'e underetaaa ® ‘Women's Courts Bon continues, He takes his luncheon ond | Blt was received from the House ¥ mines by ordering : ; France, Italy and Japan to accept tha old, No, 1121 Madison Street;- lest{ent safety at the harbor entrance, a f apt Maa dinnor In a seml-sitting position, which |cnator Sterling, whe had chafgo,e8 loaded by owners within twenty-fou ; i BEA icantly Wave. cuuehyikandiewentiel, seeanH | Gown tor Picture joyment Of iio | the measure when it passed the Sene hours to be dumped on the ground] American reservations before they |@A" sigs ; Laas "Very well” sd the Coury Joy yy su Jute, asked unanimous consent for ite s0 a6 to release cars for thoi joan be valid is emparrassing f aelen habe eleven ae Hida Nee ge yee me sou pial The foree! wii give you a jury of women es ar ae ai at ih, who wa nt Neg eg ee eee mediate return to the fields. ‘he of- | SOME POWERS MAY REFUSE TO|*" bens sh Wea A at Ie ; jek. i. alge ; ited ae heavy erate The Judge included in the jury ley mn he Hudget, Hinson objected and then § fice of Director Gonerai Hines deniod ACCEPT IT. Sag eat aroma bade cngll A AGES at eel ny w few min-| 4 won known club woman, a woe | shin Phe unnounced by the |storling moved that th that orders had by d for con Had the Sevate specified its res- 7 793 Lexington Avenue; right esi bile ig partially suxpended from] oiat worker, humane society o Commissioners iuchite the following: | which wus in open executive session fiseation of c for operation of| ervations and left it to foreign pow- Ht egtteen worker and other women who jimorn Police Department 540; Ste fu diate onthe oe eae ce Patterson, elev y old, | ¢ ts at this ty ut Cy ‘e $ | a » aty, Dro trains, ers to remain silent, thereby indi-] A! atterson, leven years old, | ¢ It ii de eee that Capt, Ed-] have at various times’ come in |routin $1i, 02, Health, $70,890; |oceed to leytslutive business. £ Attorney Genoral Palmer has not] cating acquicwcence, much of the dif-|N0- | S41 Jefferson Avenue; left | Witd Millie Milena tlw pibsonwers 10) contact with the seamy side of INE canes | with 1 Structures, $76,000; Mire, | Objection to laying aside the treaty i f 4 ya | tlds leap to the pier renched by waves {e | mas Misr iday shew ake | sry C at “yap we a made pudlls bie elie for andy he) ficulty would be removed, But the] "Fi Witiams, eight years old ime were pounding the ve ee ie — I" r the work complete . a ; oe \ a MS)! Was made by Senator Hitcheock, whe situation but was declare. ' : » Govern: Adie Milams, elgh ars ol¢ 3 ae rooklyn, $1,60) Queen Pies 7 preamble insists that the Govern fe : pata fea ati j hus opposed prohibition meousures im », 789 Halsey Street; right arm. mept a majority of the sca | 3 | $40,000. preparing to asthe hard i tho cou! Ponty gf Great rain, Praoe, Tniy| slay Street: taht arm. manta a aadonity ofthe x BULLARD TO COMMAND HERE, | *!*'s" alt auationa | gy ee Te ee iners carry out their threat " omanii otis +4 vi nine yours old, | ia. 7 oNe “er Ca York ' Other nm " ¢ “ue as sure disposi ‘ ver is Metal f and Japan must express themselves.) vo. 90 Putman Avenue; right thigh. |Those who hesitated went down with WASHINGT Ort Major z ' spp ails , 4 bu u disposition of the Government officials are understood Should tho point te oreased by tie x . re uanilaed, xe ve 5 t ard t Hl would require ont short time, Ae caer, chat, the canoe’ union ie © t Genevieve Burke, eleven y ‘Nd. ah steamer a few minutes later, when} de sadn \ . ' alrines 1OW nitor Hitchcock urmed that Gama Joagera have already vivluted tho | Senate, it is most certatn that some) xy, Kea Mo’ el; loft Junother huge witve tore the vessel t araem anand ye Te, . * _ he treaty continue, deckering the Lever War Food Control Act by agoo-| of the Governments would decline to) Grace Du in: yent )|from the pier and sent it to the bot #5 ih Heathines one 1 ji , se etry apg penpla: ware ng to believe: Oi ing tow strike and it is intimated in-| Say anything on certain of the res Street; right arm und Jtom of the ehannel Kk. Rucrotury ‘Waker | Starch to pose | ; Bay wr “a A ceria gata toy delaying: Ea dictment of tho leaders may be siskod.|ervations which they regard as), Celia Cannon 11h aid | ‘The crash caine almost within the| announce ie 1 un ig | Creaty The provision under which indict-| purely a question of American sov+|”'\y,. , ius hadow of tho coast guard station! te will Ma ie mi t yy Ire 1 na on, a The pro’ Aes erie |? i Veronica arr, nine years old craera titer ae ‘ A Fes Pt t LAUREL RESULTS uA Hin tor Nelson, Chairman of the ments may be sough ereignty jSi2 Mad Streets Ie avn, |but the heavy sea r * ile of aia | pe provi senate Judiciary Committee, ene That any person who conspires, Por instance, the reservation whieh! _! at a cl « years vld,| forty to launeh lifeboats, Launching |syee Gutt c wo-yeur poise rf ee ne Flo do bustiety on, "ae wwured to cut off discussion by de- combines, agrees or Arenas pis specifies just how the American rep-|"\pary da ie ware woe Jot bouts and rafts from the steamer} a ale fu iy ae \cluring Senator Sterling’s motion pon te a ti Ss yorvesr og a also wil powible n to 0! first: \lh. | Mrpem Be Ane dea” at Veto of|dobatable, Republican Leader Lodge facilities for Sronanersiigs a tions shall be appointed; how > } he it Musk on Was built in| turned a verdict $ LR set | nator Smoot also quoted rules ducing, manufacturing, supply- fo tipo . Pes 1 M4 [186k by the Holland Steamship Co, of of Barnard 1, 90, third. WAPAKONI O., Oct, 24,—William ng the prohibition thor tering or dealing in any | Preskdent is required to swoury HOTTEST OCT. 28 TO-DAY. | sciwaukeo, and tater was purchased by his eeelaroun or pielrats, Naney| senninga Bryan, leader of the aryl ne RR . | approval of Congress for all apy ltho Crosby ‘Transportation Co. o i who Were accused M0, ners \torcex campaigning In Ohio, sald to-day | Dy * necessaries; to restrict the sup- | ments, and how appropriatio Hemperatuce Re Fi Gewese: |e ee ca te arte ee eeee et | Wanlrae’ Wronibiten | pets Wtdy Jono, Hnerinite, {forces campulgning In Ohio, sald to-day | PRESIDING OFFICER PERMITS ly of any necessaries; to restrict | ments, a P ations . | wa detion, 4 was a" at tho wetion of ply ac | oat SECOND RA maid- | President vetoing the protibition ITS DEBATE TO GO ON, the distribution of any necessa- | the expenses of Ameri part in th york vas ‘ —s = ena; four-year-old. 4; walle | enforces sig iia camel WME ng Re " ¥ all, upon conviction there- | League shall affect the action of theltes: aot. os Saree QTAKE BELICANS MEFORE seats | Navy Fiver torida, i: about vo me a eee fleas a “ boy no i me dine d ie be fined not excesding $10,000 | American representatives—all tlie! tire of owt Tou fvel,—Adve. deka a ba arent eatin ay WN Wirwiod Vat (inven) Sanna Regular Steel Dividenda. Bebidas pastes erting imprisoned for not more ri » matters which fore ‘ Hegheeh : f Me ae 443 sn, | The United Stee! Corporation | MEtlon wa , bh er be. inp: a thines are matter bich foreiga Ay pe ; Nd shat all M fink at Ast |i his Might ene 4.06 2-5 it f ik. | this ernoon clared its regular Urging thut the President's veto be Governments say they ought not at ecards eat since t 0 me |from_ 1 soa Ha, 4 plane of nsbovoug Hd ‘ali [ayarterly dividend of Li-4 per cent. on| Sustained, Senator Underwood said ah open nist) 1 proken he a5 FR je was delayed at Cape May * r . | hiehows was wis whem ih] . r by was iher conditiqns o fight }common stock and 13-4 per cent, ool Wartime prohibition was unconatiti. - «continued ¢ on Rightesath Page.) rou od the weed enmetnene desi, Wild Buldaeadn, mude {or Navy reciuiling purpos ng Entries, Page 2. prelerred. Uonal because It tnvolved confiscation eis t { t e x 4 : a" » ? ‘ faite . \ 4 ~ 2 es ee ee ee ee ee ae v