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21,311—DAILY. ——SS———S— VOL. LX. NO. —— ‘CHICAGO PACKERS STILL FACE PROSECUTION IN 31 CASES OF UNFAIR COMPETITION * 7 GERMAN LINERS ~-GO TO BRITAIN BY Co.” (The ‘New —iP Federal Trade Commission’s Work Not Stopped by the Palmer Compromis CURB ON BIG BUSINESS. Commission Reports to Presi- dent Its Intention to Go O, With Prosecutions. By David Lawrence. (Special Correspondent of The Eve-| Shipping Board to Turn Over Graf Waldersee, Zeppelin i ae and Other Craft. WASHINGTON, Dev. 26 (Copy- ene SE, right 1919).—The troubles of the’ wrcirypoNn, Dee. %—ty the Chicago packers are by no means/ direction of the President, the forme over. What the Department of|German pussenger ships, of ae Im- Justice has done in compromising | perator group, now in ‘New York 4 Suit Drought under the Sherman|Hanbor, are to be delivered to Great Anti-Trust law will not swerve the/ Britain, the Shipping Hoard an nounced to-day. Federal Trade Commission from its tia véanain “at thone assigned to course in bringing proceedings | (he United States after the armistice thirty-one different ccses in which | for the return of American troops and ie he Inter~ ed Naval it fs alleged that the packers are Sanit oe le Bl violating the [ederal Trade Com- eae i Britain, under the The Imperator has |liverea to the British nisticn Ley nis. miasion law with reference to un- talr competition. y been de- nt The full significance of a little) In a ietter to Secretary Lansing statement issued recently, rather|/made public to-day, Jolin Burton vaguely worded at the time but con-| Payne, Chairman of the Shippins ‘d, said: veying nevertheless the intentions | Bo: of the Federal ‘Trade Commission, 1s} “t ae airentod by ie va iy just beg rent, It) Comply with the request conta’ we ase sgl oes ai aoe wma | Yur letter transmitted to me this day bevel tas Me tl om from the White House and to advire fully aware of the negotiations be- the Department of Justice tween to wit: Graf Waldersee, Zeppelin, and the packers and prepared the | pretoria, Cup Finisiere, Mobile, Pring statement of its position to be) Friedrich Wilhelm and Kaiserin Au- issued conincidentally with the an-/ guste Victorian, now im the hurbor of nouncement of the compromise | New York, will ‘be delivered to the reached by the Attorney General. representative of Great ‘Hritain #9 In many quarters, the Federal] 800m as the proper person is desig- Trade Commission's position was|Mited to receive the sume, promptly i nw Delivery of the ships to Great Non with the course of the Depart-| Britian was delay yotain the use iment of Justice, and the fact that the |e! the A an doll tankers commission addressed its letter to the formerly under the German flag A President and asked for a continuan| mide by Chairman of his confidence was construed as rela be “per- the outcropping of an inter-depyrt tt desired, mental quarrel determination of Bul that isn't the situation, Thy tir eeling between Federal Vraue o set been on Commission and Department. of royce und the Uranster of the Justice is friendly and co-operative Jor Gomnan siips to great Britain without any exp! that nation other by direction ‘There is a perfect understandings the scope and jurisdiction of ws branch of the Government with ret erence to the suits against the puch was done 2 President. ul tt andard Oil bai ee ciaims ownerabip of the The Federal ‘Trade Commission furnished to the Department of Ju 8: tht a tice much of the evidence which was CWmlanGRlelee ot Gon aki used in the sult brought under the] iis Cacive in number, and age Sherman law. ‘That is only one of ee ee zo00) tons, awere na {ts functions, how Under other Jawa it is charged with the duty of compelling “big business” to desist from unfair trade practices and its orders ure subject to affirmation or reversal in the United States Court of Appeals So while the way reach an agreement with Departinent of Justice as to their dissociation from ver. w Hambury the anmistice was |slgned, It was unde od that they | were to be turned over to the Stand- Jard Oil Co, but instead were ordered wo the Mirth of Porth for distribution jamong England, France, Belmum, | Italy and the United Allocation of nan passenger ship: the hi since September, wi the Brit. Ministr ous. Bri to go to the n Vricdr Orient & Hast s var Commission under other BIG QUESTION YET TO BE SET- lB 1 TLED IN PACKERS! CASE. | Kitt, Mist servinw, ‘tho ing question which the The Cun a qrade Commiasion is trying to an-| the big liner ji the Ialseris tontinued on Ninth Page, CLOSING TIME 7.30 P.M. Sharp en Saturdays for SUNDAY WORLD Want Advertisements for The Sunday Work! must be in The World’s Main Office on or oe- tore 7.30 Saturday cveniog. Branch Gilices Betory ¢ » ee feats Meecha itively 1 VERTISE omit Ake aw Dewey. Copyright, 1919, by The Prev Pi PRESIDENTS ORDER you that the seven ox-German shilpa | NEW York World HOCT Society Buds Who Will Appear as Roses OCTOR VANISHES ll To-Night in Maeterlinck *’s Honor At Ba gee ON HIS WAY 10 WED; RED’ PLOT FEARED illiam Grey Vermilye, of "his City, Mysteriously Fails to Appear for Ceremony. W T GUESTS LEAVE CHURCH. issing Bridegroom-Elect Left New York Hotel—Helped Round Up Radicals. M MONSON jam Grey Ma Dec, 26,—Dr. Will fermilye of New York, a|% ormer naval sursuen, failed to appear | for his wedding wh Mise Ruth M. of this town yesterday, was still Keeney to-day plained. aa his absenve unex- Miss Keeney, who resigned tesso> of Spanish at Bucknell Unive ity to marry Dr. Verniiye, was reported Ht at the hot of her par- | ents, but bearing up under the disap- intment with the beliet that her| a eB would yet uppear | Guests the expected wedding, who crowded the Methodist \ure dismissed by the Nev |b. Buckingham with the wor De Vermilye had not been bh The above photograph shows fon r tan| from since he left a New York hotel Prateek Noe Babies at the Waldorf-Astoria in honor of Maurice Ma Cornelia Va nderbilt WOOD ALCOHOL "ried. Buckingham this morn- of Miss Keeney | Suppoeedly on the way to be n |The Rey, Mr. {ing said the family |BRITI had had no later werd. The wedding he said, if performed, would be at TO the Keeney home. Mr. Buckingham said he and Miss! | NOT | Keoney’s family felt that Dr, Ver- LU Milye'd abeenee was due to violence. | ig | 1 un expected Jplvinea, 1 bridegroom, ex- in Federal { been engage } of the 1 jeursice tur rounding up radicals vince | In England. jo suburge from the Navy, and ar- | BN isn ea. 58 | rived im New York last Friday from —— oe isa Inckacl nee Te ee een ce Twa unions in Great tritsin have -—.+ lombia ot a “Red.” tact, he|Five Arrested at Hartford After} |, (mauiurated a movement 1114. No Legal Power to Appoint se sugpemted: ths ‘possibility = Deaths From Liquor vuthorlaed # Counsel — Would Remove race be ad ea ee eT ; Rory ft is declared the movement 4 te ; - for Dr. Vermilye's non-wpearance. — | Bought Here. | sponsored by tho Nativoal Union | Swann if Evidence Warrants. Miss Keeney and Dr. Vermilye met ee | ee of Gens n South America two ye Dee 2~ PLOTID POG IOORDEREROR®DS DOME Marguret De Murest und Co Movement tered Ww Fost Office, See ‘ Cee EEO ERE had Daubd 0% nee tes who will a eterlinck. ‘The at te Bird Balt to be From tort ear will riven lo-nigtht v » euirlit they SH UNIONS BAN STRIKES - AUTHORIZED Ce ame Inaugurated by Seven of Workers arge Bod ral Workers, 5 { “Circulation Books Open to All.” YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1919. New York, Ne 1; COST TO HUNGARY +/Roumanians Took Twice as Muc /ANTORNEY GENERAL IRELA TO-MORROW'S WEATHER— 24 PAGES. | PRICE TWO CENTS, ——=—=—== BRITAN MAY FORCE IRELAND "TO ACCEPT HOME RULE PLAN PREPARED BY LLOVD GEORGE Premier Assured in Advance Parlia- ment Would Pass Measure— British Army to Protect Ulster It It Yields to Programme. LONDON, Dee, 26.—Ireland may have to accept Premier Lloyd George's new Home Rule plain, introduced in the House of Commos Mon- jday, whether she likes it or not, an olticial close to the British Pretnle: declared in an interview, rs ] Che Premier is prepared to force accepiance of his measure, this of- | ficial asserted. sage by Parliament was assured before the measure Was submitted, he added. Ils pa . Lioyd George, according to the @f- hojal, is “heart un@ soul” for passage vf some legislation which will at least start settlement of the Irish ques- tion, he continued. The Premi gurds this problem as second | portance only to winning of It was believed in Governm » according to this source’ $3,600,000,000 IS COMMUNISM’S | More, Premier Huszar Tells Deputation. formation, Uist Ulsterites will ageey the Premiers plan, which provid RERLIN, Dee, for two logisiatures, one for southern PRE MUSZAR, the tun- |ireland and another for Ulster, with H arian Premior, statel in |a co-ordinating body to by known Budapest tw a deputation |as a national assembly ; [cpresenting those crippled dur- ing the war, that Communiwn nd cost Mangary eighteen oiltion Kronen (nominaliy wbout $3,600 00H), according to a report r | ceived here. | © Promicr said (at the Rou manian jnroad had taken thinty- | SX Dillion Kronen iner The National Assembly had to restore Hungary's finauce trom a deuper- ate condition. JERSEY CAN PASS It Ulster accepts the plan, and its Jament is Lireatened by the Aim Fein, tho “entire Brliish Army” iy avilable for protect of Maton, a was usserted, ho governmunt recline A in tr vossible to forve the Sinn Fela se Hon of Ireland to organize a partis lnent, the oficial sid. but. be point ed out, it Would be easy tu offer theu the chance to deal with tne Orange fen through a legislative body ag fo sive protection wo the Uisteritex in cave there was any aticaivt to ta- terfere with them For the present, tt was the Preauer ts “forgetting Ireland’ uati resumption of parliament, wuteh hia HARTFORD, Conn. an enurmous membership. ALBANY, Dee. 26.1) a letter t GRORA. y was a visitor at hur hon a = aS | | Reon Prorogued by the King unt Ye doat. <u Lot! ht men are dead here from drink the extraordinary Grand Jury in New ey Fobroury, rhe Premier's Home Rule week Just sumnu oth from Middle Western Colleges ana|!2& liquor which, thought to be |98 PER CENT. VOTE York City to-da wwerhor Smith re- y bil already hue been drawn up sant . renee 1 igeu: led, ompleted their education at Germain| whiskey. had been compounded prob. FOR RAIL STRIKE (&! 4 specks -| asi mie aa, u . ts | oyu bore, Ht Was ral, will dae universitic ably with wood alcoho Four men ne Grand Jury in its | * 4 =“ voto b me o> » o ates ounces, returning. trom Bucks! igor t the time have | isis? hie oR nt hadowing crime sions ion Tei vae tae nell University, saw her tance at New | een oh ti sckely eaUENOGS TIN ICONS Machinists’ Union Solidly Behind : ; R ra te omnyiiieae and the peace yecn charged with murder in connce- : f nor wale conferend . 4 York last Saturday, when he accoit-|'tion with the deaths and a fifth Is} Labors Fight on Cummins j jam ovidenin « cea Paris 10 diwiu acuta een panied her io the trata, Subsequently | oyape io AERA heart GSinke B qu il @yacuineier (Glover Elect Savs Detiant! veace problems early ebarged with intent to Anti-Strike Bill, ine berms committed by Distrir soVvernor-Elect Says Detiantly | in January, he wired the hour of his expected ar- | tquor itegally a Rese iy Qn wall, ape ae a res he Freee cae rival for the wedding, When ho did! ““qwelye barrels of a mixture pre-| WASHINGTON, — De forodiim Ho-will remove.tho Distrigt| wets” Have Enougt Votes ured him of speed: ree miei oe ny r, ing y n y ¢ |eleht pe ent, of the 125,000 union] , . i : S m Y passage of the net appear, Inquiry was made by tele-| cumed to be pulutable but requiring |Mt Per cer ION) Attorney if Ue evidence stained. in Legislature. Irish measure—probably within two phone at the New York hotel at whic ater to lessen Jts strength were|rallway machinista voted Fl cr + lottor wis follows an monihe giter ise team . he was staying, but the only inforrma- | youe Sew York firm: for $12,000|to strike with other trades jn ont s embling af ght of a New York firt i onal power a Governor! 6, ‘ F eat | Parlament—ana v: on there was that lie had left Wed! according to statements made to the | Congress enacted the Cumnins Iaitroad mungel for sds i have) “Concerning the bubUshod atatemenh | a ee Rs i matting ds ¥e hesday morning ssedly tO the] potice, Pendiny, analysis of the liquid | BI with Its anthstrike provision | the most en con. | Of Iumen KC Shields, President of the) yuostions will have boon pal a married, the police opinion is that the liquid] In making this announcement to-day sins een tle t- | New Jersey Anti-Gnioon League, that ——+-— ine he police oF wine nation thie eres y - George L. K a » her of the] has a wood alcoho! base and a mig Waladeiuetat Geen Lies si @ t ome to the conclusion | it would be usoless to introduce in tho| BRITAIN RESUMES bride-elect, said this afternoon that! ing was added to make it look like ational Aasoclation of Machin’ . 2 for me to tol ote Wal en before the 2 T0l- | New Jorney Legislature a bill to te- Dr. Vermilye hud been recently in| whiskey. maine NDS yo ~ ks a ¢ heute aa oon |e tee « WORLD TRADE WAR the service of the Unitod States Ship-| ‘The liquid was served over the tar | ie laterslate, Commerce Commit tuten of the stute,| Sam the sale of Might wincs and = ping Bourd, and that ta recent trip]of a saloon, tho owner of which iM] ni rewit wan not orth \ provide that the dia- | beer Gov.-clect Faward 1. Jedwards] Sends Missions to South Russia aay to South America in connection with | under arrest, and St Ity and Fed- lished because the aasuclu trict attorney shall be the adviser of | said to-day in Jersay City: to Siberia, It Is A the deportation of radicals was in|eral officers arc His < earned at to uppear tn the the grand jury. ‘They «ive the Gov-| 1 was clected on o wet platform by 2 it "i An- Debalt of the Shipping Board. shipments of tho fluid both to this city |rempting to threaten Congress emnot pow iouapereede. Hin Gy jounced, ty of 15,000, A majority of —— and to Holyoke, Mass. The city po ft he machinists’ membership about] designation of the Attorney General | © MOY o YASH OFT VoNDON, Dan te STEEL STRIKE BREAK LIKELY lice are trying to warn persons who | 125,000 are employed on railroads. dor certain specific conditions, tho Legtaluture ts wot, Tne 31 Ai- matic campaign to bought so-called whiskey at the sa- pou no sc hheea ty for suen dras-| wien in my Judyiment have not been | somblymen of Hudson, ex, Atlunue |), loadership of world ry i thse we Abie parte tio legislation as ls provided for in tu P Ship of world trade, tt was in- at Vo wmight on |loom tor Holiday van Ont worried My cnine Bilh aatd M Jolie a oT) inet Bnd Paseo Countian: ar wet, 100 Tl dicated to-day. Britis conmencial mis. tarm to Work, MAY. in ee 5 meh Labor officials will kuep up the figny| "2! bellewe, ther ore, that it is neithor | y, pulizing tho mile of light wi and ‘ions, unheralded, are working quietly OLEVELAND, Dec. First The Grst 4 ot ees “* Vagaiust the antlatrike t was} right nor ApOrECAS | oor oun bo passed In allt haar break in the ranka| forenoon, another Im the afternoon | \tiy. and appeal finally rentlistlocs talite Me ‘tly aa | Peer Cn be pits matt he) ainae the wortd ta an | and and then, with vhe third in the eve- | wison to veto the bill If oe ene | iad of the ¢ tury by the] 7! Mave teen oxked if 1 shail om. Y ee uw ae i ‘io onan Ste dictator q a dof the 50 entic 7 ailed te i Mh At olbtiee anti aie : 7 Penance has isi dite cal ld oods ane oes, According to au: Jatrike came to-d Fane ee th Gatien eaveceE ne eee mens ja General, | Play spocint counsel (0 tat tho valldily | ihoritative inforination | sist that Pe Re OLIN OE rs ht v ~ the represe to}of the prohibition amendinent, Cur-| A miavion of six, headed by If P. Ma ment that four #amem-l which came during the night, Thos: , ae i 5 t . Mase bership were pro-| tn nag sarmattureian Sith STORM DUE TO-MORROW. | > Stites ‘J tatnty Twhail not, ‘The Atturney Gen. | Kinder, M. 1. and a member of the ad a MS WORROT Go eete t ireand J t | : visory committer to the Ministry of Re ‘ > 1 ing Kast ¥ | ; . eral ts the proper onc to wart such a! construction, and Admiral Sir Taree rs wi 9 | MORE | Court existe i proceeding. Keyes soon will arrive in South Russ r | patrons, | b A Y i “T suid dar tle campaign and 1] Promote trade relations with General Jwith tranapor hay od that {¢ elected 1 would | Demikin’s Government, It was learned, Jtruckiman and 8 and | lirect the Attorney General to start | APtber mission Is enroute to Siberia. | wa ny Jugs of liquor in his truck. He} le Coast, moyir ! SkoosedlNins: ta ¢eat Ghe copalituticn PMHUN ees riy have been sent to the tus id he did ni Ne fa fe i a al i n OO Tand oth Britheh-made ! shee Ad w 1 Y TED drat | goods RED BALL IS UP! ; of 1 ed t M, Sa ie a Uptown Parks R . 7 yi 7 hhh 8 ; Nf ath as rh - not Mid Launched to Pat % " Ai Hendon opened “4 | w that, ‘There has Ancient Castom, IRL At : a nat { Brabee ‘ appoint ad graft hina, Dee 2—An organs zty'l w seul Jitrghend Co , ay 4 no special com aunched here by lead Ne 1 e | i | — wo aid in putting @ stop amit tw Ja SARE RGT RETR CREULTA Te 1 - lished proene lta iont Chinese custam of snyts |s eer WA ttt Cee EEA ieee | : a eeu hind ‘oot of female children HW tite " ay} Be r Harel nL nt of ice | aor have boen composed decrying ea \ » E “Tey of foot binding, and stu a |New Hav I banburycain’ wi 7 ene Ale 4 3’ schools are boing asked WOURAY RD HEHE ? uve beet) hoxpita roaster. , , aby ABinaas tye. “I wilt not merry & \ i : o 1 alcohol 4 KP ' - bavi 1 ut with unnatural feet, ro NO revenue stamps on the bare} Guy specal palo lor twitay ans, 518 t ent of "| pena ast he name of the new organization, rels {n which the WETC | and $41.05. Open Saturday aiet ten] Now York County tquire (he proiny! (TAKE MELL-ANS APTER MEALS and gee! literally translated ts. “The Heawenly made from New York. CLOTHIBMS. W'wey, cor, Barclay. —Adr exoneration of the District Attorney," | tow sae GOOD DIGESTION makes pou (eeu Agee, Veer Aseoolution,” tr e ir L.A ' : : 1 wth tne Lilt - " ns ; 1 f iy