The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1919, Page 1

— TO-NIGHT'S WEATHER—Rain or Snow. ita, by 1 The New Coprriai ace Che “Circulation Books Open to All.’ | es ‘Till Fight Carpentier,’ Dempsey Tells Edgren he Preny Cubtishing York World). NEW ‘YORK, _SATURDA tie DECEMBER 6, (1919. “Circulation Books Open to All. 12 PAG E s- TO-MORROW'S WEATHER—Rain or Snow. | LSS APP ENE TN AE2 till AS, ATED OB SNAN' PRICE Two CENTS. _ | OR FIGHT, WI HGhT AT ANY TIME, TELS EDGREN liad cecemnabioneaien deel Knuckle aaa One o Sos BULK OF FREKS ay ors san ESTATETOCHARITY ~ WIL FLED TO-DAY Business Asisetiies of Steel Magnate and Employees Also to Be Remembered. CARPENTIER CHAMPION -_— Would Even Welcome a 13 Two Months for > ‘Piatng the Only Stipulation Asked for the Contest. By Robert Edgren (Special Staff Correspondent of The, evenne, World.) Carri Yes Pubianing co | Erion! New York iivenlng Woah: JENKINS PROTESTS "RUESTEEN, | ee Learns His Liberation Was Made on Bail. MEXICO CITY, De ‘ ONSULAR AGENT WILL- Declares Cuan May Noi lc TAM 0. JENKINS, accord- | ing to despatches received Make Wage Incréase a Bur’ | nore to-day, has retused to wecept den on Consumers. conditional freedom, and is ep- peel: fhe {| deavoring to secure reimprisun- | issu ass 3 ment in the Puebla Penitentiary FO) PROSECUTE OIL MEN.| apter nis retenne, uccording to —-- | the story, he learned that instead of this being his attorney hug with President Carranza and Sub-Secgetary Me- dina of the Foreign Relations of fice, an American friend, L. duc to « conference Rall to Close Mines Unless | Railroad Administration Pays for Seizures. Suite Dacia carpe nar Lsrown, had put up $4 bail fe WASHINGTON, Dec. 6—Not one} him. ou are free” is all he rent can be added to the price of coal| was told when freed lo finance any increases in the wages WASHINGTON: Lins me 1¢ miners, Kurt Adminietrator Gar.| American Cavernment tien not | z. banged ite gititud the Jen- | Held declared to-day after reading} kins case and had no part in | despatohes that Gov. Cox of Obto lad obtaining the consular agent's | ; Proposed “that miners and operators release on bull, Secretucy Lans- ING TO GERMANY LAWYER IS HELD ALL EUROPE BEES ASBOND THIEF ON U.S. TO HASTEN TPOF AGONVICT. TREATY OF PEACE |Famine, Anarchy and Bank: | Storey Accused as Leader of $1,000,000 Ring by Sing | Sing “Vacationer.” ruptcy Menace Both Allies and Foes in War. SAYS S PRISONER. | NEED OUR HEL P QUICK. it tOAX, | Dectares Accuse: Manufactured | While Delay “Emboldens Ger- | Yarn to Win Trip to many, Others Begin to New York. Despair. a By David Tautence. ‘vucation” from Sing Sing, pleasantly | WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 (Copyright, jchuperoned by # congenial keeper who | '1919).—Germany’s reluctance to sien (eels that there is no need for hand- |the protocol which the Allies have cuffs, has been enjoying a merry fort- | submitted in officially declared to be ulght im New York. generously euter- | due to -the (allure of the United tained at the best hotels und revtau- gtates to ratify the peace treaty. Richard convie Lane, a on u equeaths Bulk of Estate to Charity ULTIMATUM T0 GERMANY SAYS FORGE WILL BE USED IF PROTOCOL [5 NOT SIGNcD Foch’s Military Preparations Said to | Provide That American Troops Shall Go With French to Frank- fort—Peace Council Expects the Germans to Yield. PARIS, Dec. 6—In a note drafted by the Supreme Council to-day it is demanded that Germany sign the protocol providing for the carrying out of the peace terms, failing which the Allies will be obliged to have recourse to mililary measures, Premier Clemenceau presided over the LOS ANGE ec, 6h i or ing declaryd to-day in denyin 28 ANGULIIS, Dec, 6.—"I'm ready \Special to The Mrening Wort.) lhoae te CEEUERT EA Ete a ae s, M S| rants during a part of the time 4s 4 prank L Polk, bead of the American inecting fo dght Carpentier at any tine, in any! PITTSBURGH, Dec. 6.—The wiii of /OF 4 25 pap cent advance in pay for} fumors that the State Depurt- | cies of the District Agtorney’s office, rin, baw endear- 4 rome Counct" piace, ovar ung A nce, under any | the | H Or in the men ment had unofficially “passed the fing its alt about $1,000,000—or , Poe? Mission in Paris, bas * The Supreme "3 note was in oF utr aie ce, uM © late o ‘ Frici Hon ire “ . | bs x) $i cit Racal e a the Jat ney se) mi To Dr, Garfield indicated that the Gov-| word” to the Embassy at Mexico | i, che 41,500,000 | ured to erase (rom the minds of the COMPULSORY TRAINING reply "to - ele “arden Maton’ Sturt Nou ponditions,” gtid Jick Dempse F ate mi “ lector, whe | ey em ee . em @ co 45 ate ; prey Stoel magnate and art collector, wh: |ernment would interpose no objection } ity to see that the consulas This explains the mystertous prom- | Gernran Commissioners the aotion| Lersner, head of the German Pi ‘ AR promoter why makes a suit-| was buried here yesterday afternoon, if the Increase could be yiven without| agent was liberated on bond. tse, whispered around the District At- | Senate intends to! LEFT OUT OF ARMY BILL Mission, regurding the original Alltel ‘able offer,” softly Jed MANaget | will be tiled for probate and made |#4Vancing coal prices. Officials refused to comment On | terncy's office for several days, that that the American Senate demand for the signing of the pro- Wack Kearns, public Inte this afternoon | “There will be no increase in the} reports that J. Walter Hausen, | very soon a certain man was going 40 anything to ald Germany in avoid- “é tocol putting the peace treaty into V asked Deaipsey tf le was disup- th thavned: uthoritatives oni Price of coal, as fixed under who turns ed the $500 bond, WS Jo surrender practically all the stocks ing her obligations. Nevertholess, in} House Conimittee Fixes Size of effect. ieiAléd over Gab levine deat sl aga! r jthe Lever Act.” Dr, Garfield gatd, “no} acting for Luis Cab Minister Jana bonds stolen in Wall Street in Live quarters ‘bere there is pa| ae Raat [A despatch from London says vaving an ENKlsh vont % per cont. of his estate, esti-|matter what local arrangements and| of Fipance in Carraaza’s Cabinet. | secont months executive qu ’ Nation’s Military Force at (he Standard, in outlining the ehamnple: to wk si keA tn be: we! naurty $200,000.00, |'kreements are put into effect.” The State Department issued As a net result, a lawyer, rank Uamistakable evidence of regret that) 300,000, probable military measures to be Not a iL" wand duck. “1 never he diwtriouted to eharity and, Prosecution of Wastern ail the following statement regarding | Storey, formerly of the firm of Sea- | Germany should have had the OP) wasuincos poe, &—No provision| ‘ken that the British and Hel- f ae cers for u ed profite s was} the release o 4 fs ho. Wes all ee " c Smired Heokatt (o Have a otance to) uaanthrophy, ‘The bulk of hie col:|crettty Cog eee ene Se eee cent Jon. |CUT% Massey & Lowe, No. 120 Broad- | portunity to get any comfort out of] for compulsory military training will be | 4A# will occupy Kasen, while the Peat Carpentier. ¢ picked Curpen , ordered to-day by Attorney Genera! American Consular Agent Jon wa as held in $10,000 bail in the lineation of the |cMtainod tn the army reorganization! French and Americans will go to eis. Mee ea LEE (lection of paintings, whieh Is helleve On complain: filed by Sena-j kins at Puobla, bas reported Centre street Court to-day on a short the delay tn thu ra a bill as ft come from the House Military | Frankfort, Another desputeh said See Gilsaine attests hi : be the finest and most valuabl ner of Kansas, Federai agents | ¢ La ety us Hileeetil igs ue atidavit crahging that on Nov. 15 he! peace treaty, Committee, tt was announced to-day at} Foch would set a time limit of six Sl a Ee a ed Moai by aly Individmal, lett t were inatr uted to aveed at one eenilentiaty simian Re possessed four stolen $1,000 Pennsyl-| While this ouly contirms the state- coramlttee meeting, Whether: this days fur Germany to sign.) I dddle MeGoor gulnst producers who have taken ad u ut he wax not advised re v , 0) hich Store: et wi tri ns bi Jie's am old timer at the game and New York Cit Meee te heated nee | ding: the reasons for Mis ve ae road bonds—which Storey | a onig made Uy President Wilsed OM | vel nc. stata. ba ged NOTE SAID TO END THE DISCUS- wasn't tmp AV ‘ shee OF tae fas bikers teaita ays is @ wild, wild tale not atal SION WITH GERMANY Hprovimg. Why, w felend of — Persons who were ide 4 with|Woat to inerease the price of their . ant from Mr. Jen The tirst ti , his recent trip that the Germans] As tentatively agreed upon, the re IAN Mine, Terry Keller, kuvcked' Hecket dH | Gin ee taal Je first nurrative of the unusual t te el ditiee sci aman eee The utmost secrecy is being ob- any aghdl ba Wecketl Mr, Prick in a business way and! product | halt hens furmiahed, |2receedinss leading to the arrest of were hoping America would disas-| 7AM! and a aan the munber mupgestat | served regarding the terms of the ‘ it ss leuen Ol producers, Senator Capp t of ball being furnished Store Id te ‘i 3 J officers © number # . ' Marapntl sane vat ang a PHENfUT omployees, It was tuned, O rode re, Sona Gh or ani Peat erecta eeu: |RUaree fae: cold th reporters P| oetate herself from her allies, there] vy nets which was unanimously Vahie brain Pat's y } knew remembered with beque seh a tere Rt are fem eed ling [Storey femselt sand afterward con é —_—————— adopted by the Counsil, but it can ‘wd fave to win unteus he hind tated Ahab Mn itvldie: elven thal eee. totem ree cetera et au eee rei nad “ hon In |tirmed in its essentials by the pis. [are other and much more serious | be said that it is worded so firmly veal mst woe ee nated ths Me Pak aver thea ase rae NT |e ala sme in sonny ena th a ae ecg soe| CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED | mest tat worded otra Shildakia iA ue Cae’ ti acgest amount to charity and phil imultaneously the Ratiroad Ad nies all charges aguingt himself and), sible result of the de diseussion with German elt ahh Web te howed that anthiophy that has ever been given, | iministration established an embanso iE, i. R GREEN BRINGS NINE Meotaran thatrihe latriot A ttoraerag| tf uk 08 DoRaIDIe.eeN LIKELY 10 BE TAKEN OFF Geesenen Sita oni repays ‘ r a his fighting i i > amo! od | effective a s ‘ ‘ s r 1 the wir did him mucde pa taintina in excceding even the amount distributed | effective Monday, against shipmen | Smice is the victim of a hoax engi-| (ay ta ratitying the treaty. : = force will be finally closed. “war he knoukes uul ito dive Wall, DY the lute Androw Carnegie The} of fuel il from the West to points | FRENCH GIRL ORPHANS HERE neered by the convict, Lane, in order} {mdeed, reports trom our embas-| ‘ | The note tn aid to recall that oak. A, Gounle’a? vie ee eee ter gave the bulk of his ort ine} east of Chicago and St. Louis. This to obtuin a trip to New York sies abroad and (rom other sources Cancellation. of Fast Trains Be-|ing the Treaty effective maona th: Kamo for four vers, & hag {oe ne lite to Nee hee sas nee dal ibceapary fo conaekye ie eet Lane “let it be known" that for 4] disclose @ state of affairs in Kurope}| tween New York and Wash- | immediate release of the German a bounla St ter Md | schools, &e., to perpetuate his mem-| small supply of coal available for the | o.. siuar a 2a is on nk al ‘Peay se eas a asia et \nsou le pt a Tp eae aloes aay atone wet Be ree (oon of Hetty Green Wiil Edu bear ton of $4 ne r $8 ne hel that has given rise to grave concern ington Considered. pies Hg Tt leaves tho reply to the 0 Muportant sieht tis ume |°" Sean ee | Bess mu ? Dido) aoa taht woud “make it possible’ to get back : Burope is represented i . |! an representations rogurding 1 Ls0in. Lis did fant what y [stances a stipulation was attached to| Iiver and to compel, where possible, Children of War, Victims, but |) ili ar nord Ob eldlek caries (Gam. Chae Seuteme ° H WASHINOTON. Dec. 6.—Hlimination | ihe claims for the sinking of the beu de had ‘ the donations and endowments, But] the use of fuel oil instead Won't Adopt Th les, He had “inside tnformation”—|s# OF the verge of staryation, Fo-jor the "Congressanst, Limites” Pd] Gonna feat at Scam Flow to be sepia here are no strings attached to the; All bituminous coa! mines now in 7 land, Bohemia, Jugo-Slavia and the]other fast trains between New York deal ‘ it Hevkell in’ seventyetero ‘ With, the arrival yesterday on the} straight from sin ng. Lane dick 5 a Washington and between Washing. | alt with ina further special avte, V bequests made by Mr. Fric Even operation must close within a week rr on 1 ee | .: other countries which were emanci-|*"™ ted Ow! interesting | . liner Lorrain French war orphan,Jered with two or three lawyers firs i Lan ahh Ahk Woe BA BOK a Uae wing fo the importance of the Nien we Gght during his lifetime according to his| unless the railroad administration | Jenny ‘Turpaua, + years old, it} then with Assistant District Attorney | pated from German yoke are ex-|/'0) Om im mi ee Ue) MY | note, § Huul Dutazta, the General He's the sume kind of a thenter 1]intimate friends, be was liberal in| pays for the coal it has confiscated | was learned to-dey that Col, EH. #.}-rattey, ht hand man of District] periencing throes of birth of such|iivion aa a means of economizing in| Secretary of the Peace Conference, #m. Ho uses hiv hend-and takes the|t'# contributions to charity and|or diverted, said a statement to-day Green, son of the late Mrs. Hetty Green,| Attorney Swann, Talley was 'm-|.ertous character that unless the|ine use of coal will personally hand the note to Zire opening he can make to try for|¥orthy projects, but these amounts | py the American Wholesale Coal As- hae brought nine ttle kirls, whose! preased. moral and materia} ald of the United] Orders may be issued through Regton- | Baron von Lersner, the head of the knockout. Carpentier iv champion | ere given without any ostentation, | sociation, athens were victims of the war, to this) Up to the Hotel Commodore went] states is forthcoming anarchy may|4! Director Baldwin et Phiadeiphia man Mission, of Burope ond Ce champion of tne |"*tiesting that publicity be withheld.| The association said the Railroad |°UMtry to be educated at his expense. | pailoy and Lane and Lane's keeper|— It where at least a semblance of | ¥ithin « few days. It is learned that the Allies assume World, and 1 gucss there's uo dombe| At the request of counsel represent: | Administration had refused to pay for wilt pepe m the prison, There, over the| 8" ay revail ——— is the armistice is stil in foree. ot > % hool with “ ta 0" 1s. fo, 5 my next mate will be with bum, 1/8 the Frick family, the Register of| the coal until a price it considered che aan taken |itfter-@inner coffee, Lane repeated hiy|'@W and Order now prevall OVIET OFFICIAL EXECUTED | American troere wouta take part in will take two months to train Cor Cg is here morning sent his} fair had been fixed by Fuel Admin- trig nina t promise about the securities and suid; | Fear that America will draw away $ | any forward movement, with the jpentier, just as I did to train for Wil lef clerk to yton,” the Frick] istratoy Garfield: and that Dr. Gar-|j.and, whe san eave oll “Under this roof is the man who|the hand of support which President Fi R RDERING CZAR KILLED Britigh on one side and the Freash hurd. E will need it nm this time be- | fm home, where witnesses to hts) feld had refused to change his price|to a special will return those stocks and bonds” | Wilson pledged bas run up and 0 0 on the other, cause Carpentier ast and clavar| Will gathered, He took with bim| ruling, | would not be ‘His name?” Talley asked oar : PEACE COUNCIL EXPECTS GE! Sand the We wnveked out @ tough | her affidavits that they were wit-) Mines which will be affected,, the| which the two left for the Waldor: “Hs is in room No, aid Lane (Continued on Second Page.) Bolshenik Renasls Say He Waa MA MANS TO YIELD. fellow ik ett wiih one punch in| esses to the will, and that they saw|statgment said are producing now| At the hotel Col. Green and his charge! At midnight yesterday Detective ROT AUHANT, bs DOTS BYTE EEF) Me Notwithstanding the discussion tue chin shows hy can hit, Pm reade|Mt Frick affix his signature to the] 5,490,000 tons of coal a week, the sole | ¥ore met by Miss Anna Okott, head of| Kane was sent to the room and found| "poet nor De ere Raned vir Jachontoff, in Authority at of preparations for the military for 4 mateh any Ume, but PH never | document which is offered for Pro-| supply for the mation im the present |‘B* Wilkes-Barre school, which |Storey and Mrs. Storey. He lett the | ga tam mi (ied mst rouse, iota! dieu the Time. operation, the impression. among &o into a big mateh without being | Ate | crisia, \P vig Jenova pea sare ady @nd took the man downtown, !é5e. ‘I4ti flow Work Buhdim — drt eam arin ona eo alae the Poses Confarenes dainne } operly Wained. 1 don't want « Xecutors were named to admin-| “if the mines are to continue to|%or Wilkes:Barr pole A \Storey said he knew nothing of the} <== === authorities In Russia have punished by| that Germany, having been wait- dight in after woriis ister thé eatate and it has been a a coal they must have money | Ob | en hi } Ro intent A of adopt E| vast horde of securitic | death the person held immediately ing for an ultimatum, will accept qpciures, half trainc ranged that they will furnish heir meet their payrolls,” said the|jeen reported ae Od lta Nevertheless, in the absence of ns a, ~ [\sponsible for the exeoution of form the situation now that the ulti- fice soft from tha bond next week statement. “The failroad Adminis- —s voth Swann and Talley from the Dis- | CLO: ING TIME Emperor Nicholas and his family at] matum has been presented and V've sent for Bill Tate and they tration is taking 69 per cent. of :his| COSTS A DIME TO SAY DAMN, |irict Attorney's office to-day, Assist. | ; Yekaterinburg in June, 1916, when the! will sign. the protocol i under tig to build me a gymnasium | DEADLOCK ON N PORT WAGES. jooal. It paid for no confiscated [ant District Attorney Dovling wid | 7 30 P. M. Sharp chosiovak troope were approaching | gure Livunter place, and Uli beg n- | or diverted coal days and| Wellesley Girls Pot Drastic Ran om| “In the arres: of Storey we have on Saturdays for city, where the Imperial personages} “Marshal Foch's military pre dig right aay and keep fi efuses to pay until a price which uns" Words. ptured the master mind of a > wy were then being beld prisoner, sccording | sme according to the intranaie thing that comes alon ine | ders fair is fixed by Dr. Garfield.| WHLLESLEY, Mass |series of robberies. SUNDAY WORLD |to despatch to the Politiken trom A a 6 along intme adtoc | Considers fair ts fixe r. Gartiel BARE: Mar. r' : Kovno to-day Keant, ts one approved in June, 1918, DEMPSEY WOULD Likt sare) nee Dr, Garfield } ad to change his | 00 0! Cte ee And did you recover the sevur'- | | ‘The message quotes the bolshevik|Py the Allied commanders, compris- KNUCKLE FIGHTS | longshore- | Price sulin a is sha Mader ddan as asked. , newspaper, Pravdo of Mc ‘as au-|ing oceupation of the Rubr Bastin and and ik contisiues, coal in A Get | Whe Reve: Bhoe I Mr, Dooling, “was noc f Want Advertisements for The Fie octy for this statement ‘The| Frankfort, ‘The newspaper says that What are your « - 1 “e ended ‘ng mone a) wi been + student s Arise Sunday Worle must be in Thott ices account states that M Jechanc|teave artillare han ke r ; nined and neve she is 1a aie World's Main Office on or be. J {/7a"da's account states that Mt Jochon- | hea arti has been going Kearns,” sald Domnpeey, “All Bing wartert { proke in| TENNIS TITLE FOR JAY GOULD || fore ?.#0 Saturday evening. 11007..." "bean axecuted st Farm for [iin eines yectertage eT ae ican say is that | axtry! joke in \ be e erm fOF | Rhine since yesterday ) , p and Jongahoren MANY UNION MINES REOPEN: Clovela Branch Offices w.fore 7. ordering the exc Baron vi enamel tacks PNY ONS the DANG Wanla me: to most) Tt. ¥. O'Connor dent t SLEVELAND, 0, D: Joon D Im Open Toarney He Beats tin- “i | Bason yon Varaner's communica- any time. I wouldn't « fi alter Association IN WEST VIRGINIA FIELD lcchetallana uae Denke Gas. Gh sella. Gait. 2th, = Positively no advertisements will b Riki a eee tion, which was Fecelved by Premier @ (nish with bare knuc I 1{y 4 surn on day snows a*, PHILADELPHIA ‘ accepted after this time AN ANTONIO. Clemenceau on Thursday, aid the ty ren veh i aye lah arace Veni 7 tina.” CUMBE Al! ole Bs, be) hap -one. ra won national open here to-dey |f tivement in Early to Make Sure of Its J/ Autonlo next spring At Zen eir complaint that Germany wea You can say,” said Jack Kearns tumino Virginia on sows $1,200, The Walter Kinsella F Publication, President of the San Antonio Ba exceeding vy far the limit of military | TAKE BELL-ANS BEFORE MEALS (Gostinued av Sevens Fass.) her fine Goud Duavuite, Siyfite Yeed Diaveiion makes Hts prope Gyootinued oe Second Pend *) lo Wet Civeiand, ouly, 4 ; ’ LATE ADVERTISEMENTS MAY BE OMITTED. Club, announced to-day, He said the club wall bring .ebout forty players. forces permitted her under the trear Von Caremne Aastnnng that the Ge: - a AS Se" RATS ET CS SE eo { } ; ; a