The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 1

————— _ PRICE TWO CENTS. TO-NIGHT’S WEATHER—Rain. » (The New SECRET BURIAL Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing York World), “ASK CONGRESS TO RECOGNIZE IRISH REPUB Che |“ Circulation Books Open to All.” NEW YORK, FRIDAY, f UNDER TRPLE INVESTIGATION, “Sy rar MAY SOLVE MANY MSTERES SET IRELAND FREE ims Justice Cheered as He Declares U if TO-MORROW'S WEATHER—Warmer, SE SSA ENS TN ATI eZ AIC EDITION dS Me EVES \e 8 PRICE TWO CENTS. orld, “Circulation Books Open to All.” | DECEMBER 12, 1919. 36 PAGES ETURNING MINERS SWELL COAL OUTPUT TWO S BPOENAED IN SECRET BURIAL FRAUD OMAN ‘COHALANURGES WILSON STUDIES RECORD ‘ALLSTORES OPEN NEARLY ALL MINES OPEN OF PLEDGES BY CARRANZA: TALK OF A BREAK RENEWED “Toons tune CHEF COAL DSTRES «OUTPUT NORMAL MONDAY Fuel Authorities Permit S. Should Act Even if | Time, Provided Heat and e | ; | a $. ‘ ay oe Distri It Means War. Light Are Reduced. Assistant District Attorney| EGG PRICE DROPS 10 CENTS: | —_— Real Friends of Mexico Now . i ae poomsicy “Atoriey)| EO. ETiut fale mere Real Friends of Mexicc : Radicals Who Oppose Return to Takes Up Calliess Fraud, FURTHER FALL IS EXPECTED = ASSAILS ENGLAND.| Fear President May Take JALL RULES OFF SOON.| Ww 5 F Distri Bei and Grand Jury May Act. | Drastic Action. ara carrer | ork in a Few istricts ing a bani Representative Flood Reminds | Nixon Says City Is Obeying ; CONCEAL CRIME, | Véstern Firsts Retail at 78 Cenis— “<P \ Ke 3 Pehl 4 : piete macnn Forced Back by Pressure of the CAN CONCEAL CRIME. i inv That President Alone Has |PROMISES ALL BROKEN. Orders and Promises Early P Case of Taxicab Victim Sug-| ape en CREA . Rehr teaies State Department Prepares List | JACK DEMPSEY TO FIGHT | gests Fate of Many Miss: | .c4eq to-day on fresh eggs at the| WASHINGTON, Dec. 12—The} of Americans Slain Since | | ‘The Fuel Administration at Wash CHICAGO, Dee. 12,—General increase in production of bituminous j > ed States sh ‘Oo to war ith . Tr. . 4 t to-da: ale two important) . P vac } ing Persons. |New York Mercantile Exchange when Le ; i me gh yi | Carranza Took Control. | offers to Maal! Anietioan cal ne ed sed nid nee aie coal to-day was indicated by reports from nearly all voal fields, In a few standard grades known as Western . | — le Baba 5 5 i ath sections, principally Mlinois, however, some of the workers were in re- PI o ‘x tant District Attorney Lester] firsts sold at 78 cents as’ against 88, erate Ireland, Justice Cohalan of the Bi Datla Laitenve ace and Posts 50,000 Franes New York. | : ) Yamrus to-day subpoenaed Under-|cents yesterday and as high as 89 New York Supreme Court declarea| 4 Ape Fi js a ‘ as Guarante ‘The tirst permits stores to uve the bellion against terms of President Wilson's proposal, and in Montana, taker George H. Kelly, N i 87 ani gin regia of the week to-day before the House Foreign af- | (Special ean Weel), je Ever! PARIS, Dec. 12. ‘arpentier | usual heat and light for nine hours on Washington and Wyoming the miners indicated they desired a more sterdam Ayenue, and J, Kelly, No ‘resh Western eggs were retailed at, iee-ls 5 168 moe ee 2 Mae i 1 to Jack . s the vd el) ‘ 120 West 97th Street, an adjuster for] $1 a dozen and wily dealers were | “Ts Commitice in appealing for WASHINGTON, Dee. 12 (COPY-|pempsey for a hout-for the heavyweight | Stturaeys during the period of fuel) thorough understanding of the plans, the Terminal and ‘Town Taxicab Com-| pushing in as many storage eggs as|°FMition of the Irish “Republic right, 1919)—Now that the little |championship of the wo restrictions, | Another instance.of deferred resumption of production was in West pany, to his office to tell whut they | possible at the same prices. | His declaration was greeted With loiurry between the Executive and|_ cArpen! offers to meet The second permits merchants to 4 8 pr i knew about inauthorized burial] Large receivers are finding stocks|applause by the Irish freedom advo- | setshaea ren avee ene |i place for the bent puree of keep their shops open during the, !Sinia, where new trouble was encountered because of the old quem of Mrs. Anna Calliess of No. 208 West! accumulating so rapidly, it was said,|cates present | legislative branches of the Govern ene an, series bas Pees regular eight hours on other days| tion of the “check off” system. There were many predictions, howeveg, 83d Street ___|that the present cut was deemed in-| Justice Cohalan’s staterhent was in| ment as to the handling of ate ead Title eeu nea AOE’, |provided they ub down ‘ther bARblOE 4 telurn (o HOrntal output by early next week, es a Three separate Lileds atti ware jexitable The present drop is expected | reply to a question of Representative | with Mexico has passed and both|Paria sporting publication us a guar. (and light 23 per cent. This eliminates | > Mesoane in ihe sacks. Seats started to-day as a result o' ©) to be only thoebeginning of a still|/Conneily of T who pointed out) 3 yi). | antee the six-hour shopping day which had 4 t n the case Mrs. Cal-|the Evening World some weeks ago, |fense at the pending bill of Repre-|son shall have the sole power to say LAY WEN ‘ ‘The two concessions were communt-| ileved of the severe weather that Senay! mg sentative Mason of Illinois to send ®/ whether recognition shall be with 0 TIN ROOSEVELT’S cated to Public Service Commissioner CONTRACTS MUST STAND Brasped it for two days. Another rnin oe oaarce™™ be THROAT CUT BY BARBER | ists" aneConrate nv now “Res orntom the caranse covers-| DEATH log ogo Rag Rodger cave ee reverted forming the District Attorney's ce, { | public’ which was before the com- sent the news to the United Retail the North: y Guilfoy, Register of Records. tt ment, the true friends of Mexico in bP ‘ . orthwest and moving eastward, Williagn 7 fal bn WHO WAS SHAVING HIM ra J - Dry Goods Association, on whose pe-| Bituminous Agreements Won't Be} ) waver. began an inquiry int othe falsification | amon de Valera, “President” of ed States eginning to ns we ade e| i ini “ aaa ee ds int the Iris public,” was not present the United States are beginning 10) it onbacker and Meissner Deny|tition the changes were mad Set Aside, Says Fuel Admini- In the great central competitive Wy a hai smaned : . lhac-mantioncoe his Ranerbe. aunhe fear that such a step will be taken. Hac Was Killed fier Bene © It means that the holi trade will ltralion: Couiteal: 04, Where there. wab Uttle of an Kell hd Miss Charlotte Callies to| Harlem Painter In Serious Condi-} conatan Browent iotie eopiates The fact is that serious considera \ ‘ § not be handicapped ax it would ha wcahibered Oa des output yesterday, virtually all mines a) ty at his office to-morrow morn-| tion and Shop Proprietor Suffer- Tintice: Gow Ausinved: ia ae tion is being given by the President Deserted. been by the hdhale mioerarinit ; : a “ Hi ituminous| were expected to be operated to-day whe e also are Investigat ing ‘From Nervousness Is Held, | ation: spoke for the majority of to the arguments being presented to] W N, Dec, 19-Capt. Bddte The telogram from Vash ngton to ontracts providing that operators | yr: at the latest by Monday. is ites “| 900,000 Americans of Irish descent|bim in favor of a withdrawal of | Rick rand Maj. James R. Melss- Commissioner Nixon rend nay ad@ to the contract price the full] Indiana mines with very few ex- i tant Dis Harry Dre fifty-nine painter seamen git rails 7 wr, a ie American Air Serv “If possible to operate eight hours | vmount of any increase in ners’ | ceptions were | i To-morrow morning Assistant Di ‘Jor No. 412 Bast 102d Stroct, le in a | and was pleading in behalf of a Gov-| recognition, It is regrettable that ; oc. oo add peel e Beret Peataticn. at Mantle oe ane, eereeee: In cae bef sia pepe pest gtinni: trict Attorney Lazarus and merieionte iy Us codnition in Harlem Hospital] e™mment which was well organized| matters have come to such a pass, Aviation Expenditure | thereby effecting same result us six | "#°* deb eiamiadebtieteates Lt uug.d PRT UMEY YT Oger working us “tue Medical Exaininer George HOhMAY) with a cut in his throat and Vincent | and firmly supported by ite constitu-| for it had been hoped by the friends ut, Quentin Roosevelt| hour basis with full lights, this is/f the 14 per cent, Increase granted | capacity, will go to Mount leg em vat a eeeelg: a marete of No. Rast} ents, He pictu conditions in Ire-!o¢ Mexieo that the Carranza Goy after his flying com-| agreeable to us, if you and want | mine werers in the Atsike settlement, n Michigan resumption of opera- pee. ve ONS | Sil MDFUMRCAIANIEY tok Le ede eee eet fuie| ernment would: beranle to Wealien| Pars Didi carried hia iv to handie it that way, Have notified eee vn i etuet Adminiatration | ON# in coal mines was practically aa nn peSupreme Court Juice | Hgistrate Frothingham that Dr t Vinnie me geated tna crate! with its work of reconstruction in| perience as a pilot wan confused rect with you." bitWaah opare snd dealers before | Workers at mass meetings last night py had gone to Gesse's shop for a si wn Goverment aug | Pebellion-torn Mexico Joined up with a German squadron, be- | Commissioner Nixon said to-dayz |e Get. go, were restored by the Fuel| to accept the terms ‘uf the Indian. Tompkins. can related yene| Ge it is charged, aftor lathering| tion of & foreign Government was | CARRANZA GOVERNMENT REC- |!0« later down, “The general compliatioe With ors) \aministration's order of Nov. 12, after’ apolls settlement Mrs. Calliess, as sue iene | ne cus ier, drew the razor over h purely an executive function,” out. | ‘ORD EXAMINED BY WILSON Rickenbacker added ahat the fl ders last night was most encourag-!peing aot a by the maximum oric In Ohio reports indicated that pro- erday us run down ¢ b hroa Jresher side authority of Congres: Jus- | 5 . nl , " t 1 =, t 1 sp is vilowed Eb and ju onprate " ‘ Terminal & Town 'taxi-| shop to a drug AH eae te But the record of the Carranza | {ring which Roosevelt was killed was | ing. ¢, If sid followed order of Oct. 30, and now must opprate| duction to-day was increased over of Oc y by a rm p drug stor tie alan answered that the two oO! the second n hic pve! ¥ ! e er reat to - vlid contracts law, Mr. Hark> | i Fi 4 which he ever par-| we shall be very & re v 1 that of yesterday when several mines cab at the corner ¢ emoved to the F branches of the Government should | Government which is now being @X-i icipated as a combatant lieve the stringency for s 1 daya' nes said. He eatimated that 50 ber! resumed operation. Sroudway, died in oo. epee hod 88° co-operated to make recognition com-|amined at the White House covering ~ before Christmas ent. o fthe bituminous optpul was sid Several thousand Ohio miners, how. Oct. 10, and wa i ert daugh.|#Weeping up hia shop. The detective | Pet American recognition, he | the relations of the two governmer BLACKMAILER FORCED BOY ‘The Regional Cont Director of under | a ever, comprising six locals at Am- Kensico Cemetery . Pepin Jasserted that Gesse explained that he | Std, Would convince Great Britain} since recognition was extended in the Allegheny Kegion, I. W. Bald jterdam, Piney Fork, Berghola, Her- te who ved At Mat f |: ) been and nervoun Me wa jee the nly solution was a grant) QOetober, 1915, is such that friends 10 BLACKMAIL ANOTHER | win, has dataited for services with SWANN’S EFFORT AT PEACE Jick and Dillonvaie, and representing, Jrive, knew th he hi |hetd without bai of full fre m. | . ‘ave be 2 » here C, 2 rinser, Assistant | | | of Mexico here have become dis }me here sein it was said, 60 per cent. of the miners been injured. | ~~ In the were Frank P. The grie - 3 7 pendent of the New York Di- | ™ |couraged and downcast. The griev | Superintenden TH R D WW S in the Jefferson County coal fields, EASY 10 HIDE CRIME UNDER ‘ | Walsh ty, Bourke Cock. |COUraBE™ Anu f Jed into three} Police Alle I nate Vision of the Pennsylvania Railroad. WITH 6 AN RY FAIL | voted at meetings last night to re ESENT SYSTEM. | FATE lances may be divided into three} Police Allege Youth Threatened to | Ks last night to revolt THE PR i al ee jran of New York and othe who s—those affecting the lives of | ge a p “pe | Through him we can keep in cloxe against tbe order to return to work, The large question ‘ Neh tt dee MAY DEPEND ON ALBANY | have been active in seeking diplo sfehariep er ceived egrets evive Mer ant S Prison Record | touch with the bituminous supply. Investigators Say They Want Nott» | ‘They claimed they cannot live under quiry has developed i : ee mafle recognition for the Provisional | ; Mie oh AMAA. Gan Served Twenty-Five Years Ago, | His co-operation is timely, and we to Do With Prosecutor |the 14 per cent, increase and profess undertaker can secure possession 0} Government headed by Koamon de/erty rights isiderisepasdaneaste en ite : an now look forward an early sf no faith in the Governme: the body of a person Killed in an] ; Valera, who arrived here yesterday | which may be described as plain ir-| |, hoe who » ending of the drastic restrictions or Those About Him. ie ee eee é hurry it to secret burial]Craig Says States Aid May Bel’ peweno . : th : bial | sett accident and : » confe® with Irish leaders, |ritation over the manner in which om Ps “ now obtaining An eQort to-day by District Attorney The Central Pennsylvania Coal without the ghtest official bared Needed—Board of Estimate George L. Fox of New Haven, Conn.|the Department of State feels that $2,000 ball by Unit The Tidewater Coal Exchange re 7 ke peace with the members| Producers’ Association reported about being mad o ny con ay en a Ee Hears Arguments. med the “irish Sinn Feiners are|its notes have been t ed and its MeGoldrich d4y | ported to-day that there were 3,368)" the Extraordinary Grand Jury met|50 per cent. of the miners of their me n pointed out, there is no reason) MH» woard of Estimate this afternoon | cessionist trait the Unit | repre: ntations ignored | Hd ereseabey ree from | cartoads of coal, each amounting to) Mn. rebuff, Foreman Almirail| field, including the non-union work- why the “ambulance eHasing Under” sorrrod ues! 0 the Board ot [States consummate tars and Bolshe-| “ambassador Henry P. Fletchers|\" \eninttan man’ ete com-| Aly tone, 1D. pe and 4,000 more Miociates xent back word that [°# WhO did not strike, ut work, taker’ one com it only of accle | 2ducation or $50,000 to c Bubs ita VIREO RANDOM TAR OF WA lesale robbery Jwho has been given a free hand in| mitted than twontyefive |Carloads in transit to New York—a LLM rae tage Swann | Strike 4 have returned to work in the fental deaths nf murder stself,| plan for penny Lunches tn the mhools to] aNd spoliation.” b the banner | @ealing with the Carranza Govern. |yea! on term, and [total of 368.400 tons hey want nothing to 40 Broad Top Punssutawney, Gallitsin tN ) Broad- | composed of the entire board of the Irish “repu were waved by jment has is an sary once . ey, dumped The New York Edison The importance of the District At-| In Pittburgh district it was hose 1 aie John F eprewenting 1 woman during frequent applause sion the difficulty he has nad in ar KA Company received 3,000 yester-laorne ofte an the Extraordinar reported about 30 per cent. of the (Continued on Second Page.) Women's Civie Club, and Mra. Mabel| Representative Mason ight to{making the Mexican Government . ' ay and the Interborou, Rapid! Grand Jury's refusal to “bury the| miners tad returned, the rest delay= TRAVEL BU essa ose p nting the Women’s | show that Congress had a part in the}understand that a friendly disposi hat tho by *F-lerrunsit Company 2,000 to-day. ‘Two | hatchet sid to lie in the fact that} ing only for official notification, thy ohtelegnone ie ti Spoke for the APPro-| recognition of new republics. He|tion toward the United States and a w und arrested, and ‘addl- | staamanipa were bunkired yesterday. |awann'a advances w deat ihe] Nearly normal production by the reels ope priatien t t mean tlona © ex he boy| Mayor an toda LPPOINLET | vaenewt susgestion of Gov. Smith, who, : y oom for baggage ond Peretiere Comptroller Craig sald {t might ree | SeUed this would not mean an act of} witlingness to unbend would aid ma- |t!onal, a NEO Gs 1hhe, BOX | onto I. Shuloff, No. 105 Mad iF ee ee of the week was predicted for : Meare Ure er + ot the {tially in a friendly resolution of /for ot ; Jnuc: Major Henjamin Hf direction. ot before he wa. Battier mines. In the Southwest - 1 tinger for (| actecation sen Incland and tothe controversies between the tw un b Hisswivall: vice aaa. weal teroniiteahner ana tot + |competiod to take “Ara action. | Boome os . x ant where ti . . Tal x pre * es it man who knew hel tne Hotel McAlpin a comm io} - % e beg oad ra to CLOSING TIME es eee ey 1" the [SIGE csbansador Petonor' {ist 00 0's bo [fA catitatecel sonaarya tan aeons OMEN PARADERS DEMAND rho)", curation sre ae an Pp ; in the city are prov ) of a co ree eee ee || SEMMTE VOTES TO EXTEND |i i ne ee oft emit caused on Romi Pasuy_»| Ur & EMMOING QPTIOIANG, 5 te ie Ct oot S| IAN BLOCKADE vor iw aie on Saturdays tne SUGAR CONTROL A YEAR ee et Thiet WADE TSA losccnt | ane END OF RUSS | Alexander M. Howat, President of th SUNDAY WORLD ‘ ils with men whose wand? ternoon signed un order | | Kansas miners, It was’ understood SL ND dead Jo ase hit n to preach the] : Sanita ib AMArOAR TAMROeIRRIOH ‘er 300 FLEE FACTORY FIRE | an agreement was reached yesterday WANT. ADS. erie cotati jerteraon, Washington || TQ Evening World | snistins. tte American Association of DF sl ntrsy_ensmbern at: ine Worean's as| Enea ean em aa wae CT McNary Bill for Regulation) ana tir At the ballot box, he ti rp nd 121 individual mem-| qi, Werkers aan Wee i deeds Reed Halll) miners complain, as avon as the lat Want Advertisements for The and Price-Fixing of the uid, th , dor they Ad ie n fixing prices by i Aiden s Park and the financial district Mtl o> taue ase ie Sunday World must be in The edhe} A ne ne vertisers t Koln Pram | Greenpoint Ht Lina basnere sanpnauieice tale ee! st World’s Main Office on or be- mmodity Seve pert cencar cities ava ialaian } Three hundred ver ; sinet the “starving of women and ‘ Branch Offices Before 7. Nile tt cen ae sid W mpt-|| well as national, for whom reserva Say | , ache’ thn GRAHire’ Whka* aaWia rhea 0 NEF| Positively no advertisements will be | distribution and price to} ryonr, | 108 to & vy pepote nave || preceding Issue. Orders received tater | will wil and Saturday 2.000 men's and | treet. Greeny D r ave Russian ables" “Blockad Racing Entries on Page 23 : und transact nusic || great deal of advertising copy of. | sree. araye and fancy mistures; single or double |" nh ¢ Heat from | ean Women t ‘Lift Russian Blockade!” | Send Your Sund World Want Adver- ~ Nene! I fined ta meinalomitied Malle for vack 4 form iting tor younal what. the ¢ A 5 | Amon women were said to be Hfeement in Eurly : Wwanln ECeeAnhine | | men, very latest mate . Combuation ihn ad rapid sminence, including Hiss opie: PoDUsRtOO. SS eMENT® MAY BE ; BIETARRANT ig || of space or paper, it is vital to have | Mu" "02 Nelo, Be , oon ‘fries X{many of prominence, Including Hs) snnivarieLD, hy Se i2koih LATE ADVE RIED. 3 a NS bmi) TARE BELL-ANS APTER MEALS and see | your order in by 3 P.M 5 ' Open saturday night ult 0 |large part 1 damage Ww ut len ‘Todd, Mra, Harriet Stanton e OMITTED. ‘ Hs TARR DRL CANS APTA MEALS ang ten) Me Mcaneraan:” [etceh ned mucbinery vy water: and Miss Jeannette Austin, Linols mines, idle since Nov, 1, were i 4 | j