The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 1

SIX HELD AS RINGLEADERS | TO-NIGHT’S WEATHER—Probably snow. Fons rahe Cn 191 by ¥ Cre New _NEW YORK, MONDAY, he eens Pablishing York Niur "DECEMBER 20, LAW AGAINST PRO IAN GIVES CANADIAN OFFICIALS ALMOST ABSOLUTE POWER Board Coin teeta Declare Any Com- modity a Necessary of Life to Fight ht High Cost PENALTIES ARE HEAVY. Supplies of Food, Fuel, Cleth- ing, Etc., Are Under the Closest Surveillance. EXTRA. CARDINAL GIBBONS SAYS REDS IN U.S. ‘MURDER WARRANT BATILE AT HOME ISSUED FOR GIRL OF VICEROY FRENCH IN BROWN SLAYING|BLAMED ON TROOPS . ' | Battle Creek’ Young Woman |Coroner’s Jury Finds Shot Alleged to Have Threatened | Fired by Own Men killed to Kill Millionaire. | Lieut, Boast. BORROWED ARMY GARB. pMe ITARY BU LL aad T USED. Said to Have Reappeared With | Verdict in Cass of Sli ain Civil- | Plenty of Money After Dis- | ian Denounces Guard of the covery of Tragedy. Lord Lieutenant. Dec. 29 al DUBLIN, Dec. 29.—1 ng Beatrice Workman, | Officer of MT. CLEMENS, M | warrant charg Vv q the the Guard who meet death ter, with the murder| in Sunday night's shooting affray near | alias Cecile (Special From 8 Stall Coryarponden’) of J. Stanley Brown, shot to death in | the Viceregal Lodge in Phoenix Park OTTAWA, Dec. 20— The effort of | his automobile near here last Tues-|was “accidentally killed by a bullet the Canadian Government to reduce aay hight, was issued to-day 'trom his own patrol party. it was he cost of living and mit profits to! | A Nation-wide search is being made] found py the jury at the inquest into @ fair return Involves giving the} |for Miss Workman. She left Battle! the tieutenant's death held to-das Board of Commerce absolute control Let Those \I Don't Like Creek last Saturday after writing a] The verdict fis lury. Te Sha" oane over the necessaries of life, which are || ©! OSE AG Wor ldier, saying. “I'm on my|of Lawrence Kennedy, the civilian described jn the Combines and Fa This Country Go Home— ik me where. 1 don't) victim of the shoot was as fol . oo eh ote , a3 . pm | know." lows “ Prices Act oe a ee any basis eat li They Don{t, Send Them | “ne warrant was based on the story | phe dec dinvuaiiiiedon Liaceny elothing and fuel and any products] a —— |told Chief of Polive Straight by Mis8/ home through Phoenix Park by material or ingredients gatering bata) BALTIMOR Der Wf the | Gladys Summit, brought here from] military patrol, We consider t t them, and “such other articles of any] .,.,...4, of the ‘Rea in | Battle Creek last night. Miss Summit, | military acted in a most heartless description ay the board may, from] ji ike thig county, ler them go|2ceording to Chier aight, de-| manner.” time to time, by special legislation, | ( claved Mixa Yorkman told her she| ‘he tiringted to the believe in son ibesosibes® Rega. At thes: doings Dene {intended to “get Brown's money and} quarters that an attack was being H have to send them th ‘They came! ring if T have to ball him.” mad 5 This means that it is in the power j | made against the lodge, the tthe Boned of Commerce, for tne|T™e © Wecome future citizens, nut! Miss Workman left Battle Creek /o¢ Lord French, the Viceroy, whose of the fi ommerce, to ded dictator igeanein Mount Clemens early lust week, |1fe was attempted last week purposes of the Jaw, to declare any), commodity a necessary of life. If 4 complaint is made of profiteering in something which would ordinarily be called a luxury, and the board or any of the three commissioners that the complaint 11 founded, all the board has to do int of starting relief is to declare that the commodity which is the basis of com- plaint is a necessary of life, ‘ @he board has given power to for- bid unreasonable accumulation or the | fwithholding 0% products from the market and to enforce the sale at reasonable and just prices of excesses of products held for the purpose of pale in a higher market. The power of the board to fix prices is absolute, On this point the law provides: AIR TIGHT CONTROL OF COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSES. is we “An unfulr profit shall be decmed to have been made when * * * the board shall deuare an unfair profit to have been made abd an unfair enbancement of cost or pri nali be such enhancement as has resulted from the making of an unfair profit.” ‘Tho board has the power to requir any person or corporation owning, operating or contvolling any old plant, king house, can- warehouse or any other premises in which any n of life is prepared, manufactured, pro~ duced or stored, to furnish, under oath or affirmation, a complete statemen of the business at any time Cold storage managers are required to tell just what they have on hand, whether they own ail or any part of it, or are ‘holding it for others, how,long they have had It, how much it cost origi- nally and at what price ‘t is held ‘for sale. ‘The law gives the bo: authority to inquire imto any othe matter jt may be curious about with relation to the business of any cold storage or warchouse company, and if ‘the information called for is not forthcoming the board !s empowered to eend its own examiner or examin- ‘ers into any plant for the purposes of “investigation. In the course of time the board will have in its records a complete list of every pound of food, every suit of clothes, every pair of shoes—every- thing subject to barter and sale in tho Dominion of Canada. By that Um the board will have become manager of the Dominion, controlling the ‘output of every manufacture warchouseman, wholesaler, midd man and retailer The board is a so xvanted control of patents, If a complaint Is made that the owner or holder of any patent issued under the Canadian Patent Act is using his exclusive (Continued on 1 urth Page.) ou s Minister, WASHINGTON, 1) Hapgood his lost his to | of, his Norman Ame nmark through ex- Lerm of efflve, decides direction jaa t he sales | That is what Cardinal Gibbons | 2Mform from a@ soldier |the guard showed that at 3 o'clock sald: ‘tocdaws in kine ubout the |C#mp Custer. She r ed to Battle |on Sunday morning they, with Lieut United Americans, « national organ. |Ctee’ Wednesday afternoon, Mias| Boast, went on patrol and saw a man sda tlOn OT RS orem abe Summit deciared, with a large sum| crossing the grass. When challenged 5,000,000 to combat the activities|% Money and a 1 in new and €x-/the man refused to reply and they radicals, ‘The Cardinal is one of | Depsive clothing rushed 1! Shots were fired, and ithe officers of the association, which | ter when informed of Brown's! the Lioutenant fell Jeon proceeding quietly: tor the |4eat# by Miss Summit, the staiement) the Corporal of the guard, tt was | just six months, Other Jeaders are |®2¥% the sit] displayed unusual In-| testified, fired at the civilian, who terest and inquired if her name was | fell ‘The eoldier 7 1 Poh pt oe vied Bares | oldiere swore they saw six Re Bae “ nn, Daniel Willard, H. H.} mentioned by the newspaper reports, | civilians shoot at the ant (sy nghouse and Dr, David dayne} Discussing the latest, development | riey fired at the oly Suche u Mane the investigation, Allan Straight, | tatter disappeared Me the cea et ene, 8 OUF! Chitet of Police, who returned Here} nator the tnnvest It was saidithat shores.” the Cardinal continued, “are! igs: night with Miss Summit, recalled! kennedy was iteetarged aciater Riven evers: opportunity to earn an) ine statement of a farmer that the| who on Satu had lee poneee wh shi environments | jiter hud passed Brown's automo-| ctecyans’ Hospita he had re ibis are ae er than they had | pile late Tuesday night and some dis-| ceived treatment for injuries which iene se eta Meritles ve) tance down the road had passed lhe qectard he had sustained from sol- | arees every’ ussistunce possible to] Agure dressed in man's clothing, but] gene in the Dublin Barracks, Four es e them useful citizens of this! who, he said, did not walk or loc aeroite Vive breh inate é country, 3 Mie lane Vaverane-ncee | ¥Ke a man | Private Riddle testified that Ken Soy ee a © are not us hard to)” Miss Summit's statement that @] neay drew un atitomatte pistel, with y Aas those they had to contend) uniform wad been borrowed from a! wrich | k Dleuts Bouse tn ste Hi ate Sper ter countries, PUL) Camp Custer soldier, Chief Straight! oneat, ‘The witness added that the Sees Ne eLIA MB TAMIR ARINC, TRE liege was corroborated by the! corporal of the guard, one soldier and the jaws of this country must bel fact thut the soldi allied at the) ronnedy fired at the ne. The abeyed by them, the 49 our own) young woman's rooming house dur-| : Seoniki hivelts . | atieRtiOn: Licutenant shouted who was} “They've got me GOMPERS AS ASSAILS REPORT » 0. for] Private Barnwell swore that Ken- # | dugsaning, Wa y the aus | nedy tried to catch Lieut. Houst by | thorities tom One of th Crittelzes Paity of Industrial! ee ala en me te hs wi) ( Conference to Recognize Unions. | wei @ the: Lreutegani's: reliet sale saprgnedite) A Fibs "a", DROPPING Tee, ee When the witness tried te turn him the President's. Industrial Conference AGE OF i recognixe definitely the organiaution | | TO REACH ST G Jover the man fired two shots at him workers—trade unions-—a4 the basie| HAGHEST EFFICIENCY | whereupon the witness shot him in for representat & fata! omission, lthe neck sam Gompe President of the mere * The stores ov: r oy n wit ne eae as the Amer-) Bathlehem Shipbuilding Corpora-| The stor SANS MRE y, Kt ican ‘deration of Labor, dec pd to a nesses differed materially regarding day In a statement diseusein mten| tion Needs 15,000 Men Who details of the affair; ‘The testimony tative report of the commiss iL Wi Aa i corms | Will Work. established, however, that no pistol | ® Gompers said that any plan to 7 und on Kennedy's ‘i establis maintain anything like a| BALTIMORE, Dec. 29. me hi ABA OM ISPR DEUS A Hoy: on near fair relation between workers und ens el HE Uethichem Shipbuilding | {he place where it k ployers must avoid compulsory f Corporation at Sparrows he Coroner emphasized tha ures, de hat the mass of Amer Point is planning a read augments of the bullet which Killed ea'a Worker! Were “American citizens! justment to develop the utmo! | Gous produced in court, proved and in that soverr ip they | productive efficiency at the lowest, | Ws a military bullet ory ie Fompuls-| costs. Perey’ Phelps, assiatint | A number of guests were in <> . gencral manager, outlined the | Viceregal lodge when CRAIG IGNORES COURT WRIT,| ‘Supeny's purposes torduy as [Orr ing tk wus, 2 GO sl ‘rollows stricken, believing it c Q ‘0- ‘eree on French's home Warrant {0p His Arcest Xow During (he war maximum pro- [in force of ach home, Vin hrentened by Jadge Waser. i] duction was the izat easentta hooting, iL wus suid, J « strat sealenatiad cost came afterward, Our first {to-day before Iederal consideration now is the ‘produ |Julius Mo Mu We Ara RT tive a that each man in our $75,000 PLATINUM Ishould not be deolared ontempt of | employ sha ork the maximuni {spoula ! macot|lompioy wball work the male STOLEN FROM SAFE i 2 Judge Mayer insued neo prder jw t of personnel; we lave an AMBOY. Not. D. Jan 1 tha tie 0 men and an ° ast an | do ‘ ter i for this Ae or his a will b ne ott. tn aritent " ‘ ent und taking « Fa ideale nh , iJ ' Foaling Died if v (1 fied VW ‘ St, SL ow gainiand wid , a | Reouk!y 5 fei wt ‘ ‘ ed i te, en: iO year. } Weonred tosduy 15,000 men Mh 7 i : ht y a i eT id owill ida seh that Hasoir re - New Yo " » ' n b i ite las f ms ’ ney. Ou py now Is abe nea \ ; pi oy Ee cenit on wi gold i Ki sires N 11 is ne ‘ ton ot Hooghite M \ K, i ‘ e . in jNaveenk, Nod Retr ee : Woithe TAY EL BEKE V1 wa \ must he We cannot geome dictators.” Racing Entries | Miss Summit sald, after borrowing a| Evidence given by stationed at WE Wee ind Smeets viagung bee two soldiers of | 1919 Entered as Seeond-€ Fost Office, New York, Mattor NeYe 18 PAGES. 8 PRICE TWO CENTS. PLAN TO DEMAND EXTRADITION OF . EX-KAISER SOON England and France Will Act a: Soon as Treaty Is Effective, Says Report. PARIS, Deo. 29, 1919. TRADITION of former Em- peror William of Germany will be demanded from Hol- jand soon as the Treaty of Peace becomes effective, accord~ ing to a decision reached by the | British and French Governments, _fays the Keho de Paris, CITY WIDE TIE-UP OF CARS DELAYS STOCK EXCHANGE e Opening Halted “Thirty Min- | utes When All “L” and Sub- way Service Stalls. As a result of practical suspension if transit service all over the city for minutes the this morning, ew York Stock twenty usual opening of the Ixchange until 10.3 at When the Exchange nouncement was made that of the members had been delayed in renching their offices by jxbe breakdown that change would be closed to re- open half an hour later. All Interborough trains, opened {so many transportation the “green car" surface lines and many trains on the Brooklyn pid Transit sys- | tem were tied up just after the peak of the push hour, The short-cireuit- switch in the 59th Street and Lith Avenue Was given as the cauge. ing of an oil | power house at Thousands rushing to their places of business were held up. From 9.08 until $.28 not a subway or elevated train Manhattan or the Bronx moved. ‘Trains on the B Manhattan b) ooklyn and dges wore stalled, Trat- West End Beach lines in Brooklyn, Was suspended on the and Se Much excitement was caused tn the | subways by the lights going out on the trains, although there suggestion of ap: confusion nic, at » greatest oveurred transfer the ut busy stations, partieu- points and larly at the Grand Central and Penn- svivanin station wher thousands were transferring from commuters’ trains to the laterborough subways, ‘Taxicab drivers reaped a harvest, The telephone system was swamped. | No inforamtiun was available as to the p ble length of the Ge-up, and those who could sought other means of getting downtown. Cross-town| inface curs were jammed in an ef- fort to reach Wifth Avenue and board & bux In many truck drivers profiting by thelr experience in th transit strike, fi their trucks with hurrying shopgiria and stenogruphers und drove their passengers into the| heart of the business section, | The official report made by the In- | terborough to the Public mission was that “an had occurred at the OMviais of the rvice Com- breakdown ‘th Stree (Continued on & ~~ TILFORD LEFT $20, 000,000. | 4,000,000, ond Past, Daoghiers Get Widow the Hemainder w M 1 iy W nid rhe ad ® Horii 1 “ y Omi nes AL Foie ' " fr Niderm ARE DELL ANS AD TER MEALS and + few Bis COUR WiVBOT ION Manes Feu fei. Aare 10 o'clock was deferred | was no| electrical | LORD GREY TAKES ~ BACK FULL STORY OF TREATY FIGHT Europe Complications That Have Held Up Ratification. \HAS ALL INSIDE FACTS. i} —_—— Doesn't Feel Slighted at Inabil- ity to See Wilson—Had Talks With Lodge By David Lawrence. (Special Correspondent of The Eve- ning World.) WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—(Copy- 1919).—Viscount Edward Grey —the man who as Foreign Secretary led the Allies 1914 returns this week to Europe to tell | right, of Great Britain in | the critical moment of July, the people over there exactly what he believes to be at issue in the treaty controversy in the United States. The Ambassador leaves in no com- plaining spirit and in no captious or impatient mood. He is neither slighted by his inability to have an audience with President Wilson, nor Is he impressed with the charge that party politics alone lie at the bottom of America’s hesitation to ratify the | Peace Treaty. | “It is true, in one sense, that the | mission of Lord Grey has been a | failure, but In quite another sense it is about the most important mission |that could have been contemplated for this critical moment in the re- lations of+ the Europe. WILSON'S ILLNESS INTERFERED WITH HIS MISSION. It will be remembered that Lord Grey wus sent United States to discuss with nt Wilson cer- tain questions put of the rati- Ambassador Will Explain to| United States and) SX HELD AS RINGLEADERS HERE IN FAKE WHISKEY PLOT; MORE DEATHS FROM POISON Prisoners,Accused of Directing Flood- » ing of East With Wood Alcohol, Detained in $10,000 Bail—Two Others Sought.— Police Aid in Round - Up, Assistant United States District Attorney Mulqueen announced to-day in arraigning prisoners before United States Comntissioner Samuel Hitch- cock that the revenue agents have arrested six of eight men who were the cy to flood New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts with wood alcohol whiskey during the holidays. Revenue agents are on the trail of the two men who ‘nave thus far evaded arrest and their apprehension is expected within twenty-four hours. a tho following alloged vendors of wood alcohol in this city and Hart- ford, Conn, were arraigned before Commissioner Hitchcock and held ia 910,009 ball cach this afternoon; Adolph Panaretli, who is charged with using his wine and ollve oll im- porting business at No. 811 Bleecker Street to be used as a cloak for the sale and shipment of wood alcohol ringleaders in a conspir: SKATING TO-DAY IN ALL NEW YORK PARKS SAVE ONE Thousands Enjoy Sport Through- _ out City—Prospect Park Sur+ face Not Yet Hard. BW YORK has more square | Whiskey. fect of skating ice in its Carmine Licenziato and Amedlo parks to-day than on any | Delomo, partners in a wholesale and tall grocery business ab Mott Street. previous day of this season, All No. 11h the poads of all the parks, with the single exception of Prospect Luigi Puca, a grocer at No, 124 Mott Purk in Brooklyn, are open to the | Street. skaters—and thousands of them | HEINOUS CRIME CHARGED, SAYS COMMISSIONER. The latter three were represented in court by Henry M. Hirsch, an ate are taking advantage of it. The trouble Prospect is described as “snow ice Park " The surface 18 not hard enough for the |torney who protested against the st It crumbles, But if the | amount of bail demanded by Mr, Mul- present cold weather continues, It | queen. Commissioner Hitchcock said: | sald at the Park Depart- | “1 could not feel justified tn fixing nt office, the ice in Prospect | small bail in these cases. The news= Park will be ready in a day or | paper accounts show that the crime wy ol which these men stand accused— —_— ] y to ship wood alcohol whis- | fication pf the neace treaty. When he} key—is one of the most e Jot here Mr. Wilson had suffered a NOR NEW SCHOOLS ae been proustt a ieee nervous collapse 4} not even the Seeretary of State was permitted to| Se seeees naiato, Delmo and Puca were aay ny and tether ans so far Os} Wit Be Aporearated by Board of | dat their places of businesses Am 1 is concerned, there have . | this morning by Revenue Agent HL no “questions arising + t Estimate This Week, Sa |, Dobbs and Central Office Detec- fication of the peace t Da? Comptroller Craig | tives Michael Batto and Michael Mi- obvious reason that the treaty which} Gomptrotier Craig announced thia| Palka. ‘The office found twenty | Europe exis ted to xee ratified BY] afternoon tint t atimate|UNStamped and unlabeled barrels of jetober and the first meetin of the | will appropri tos wiliguor in the ste t No, 111 Mott League of Nations in session by then | and $8.000.000 on Friday for new schools. reet, and eight barrels similarly still remains unacted nowy the] ‘This total new appropriation unmarked in the store at No, 124 Senate of the United Slates ng 0, ato $ Mott Street. The proprietors of the There remained two thing bh | bre ine 1918, but NOL! stores sald the % rrels' contain wine. Lord Grey could do—wait here tit the | Yet use wil mike V of $25,000,000) Song of the ad a Government I anate:notedy wi might prolong his | Svan eniedy Laas rm of srl icone to deal in wines or liquors, | visit in America beyond the + ais sitenieinee ; Mr, Mulqueen said that the four which he had agreed on av Lt sheet (Gaitat to] named above 1 Jybn Romanelli, Jin failing health to remain ihe ae ¢ yoy, /@N undertaker of No. 271 Third Ave- United States, or else go back homelond « schools already | Ue, Brooklyn, and Samuel K. Salee- andi thestsurer ac Rbat to bs acted} by who has a drug store at No. a4 lby telling them exactly x fe the old $10,000,000] Court Street, Brooklyn, and the two jvolved in the treaty controversy in pprinth It at alls for a new/men at lange were the New York the United Stat High achool on Washing | leaders in the wood alcohol whiskey Naturally Lord Grey oh tat. |‘Vhe total tn 0 af the se nspiracy an dthat they worked with ter. In such a aituation nw the prea. [PA Ie will be G13. men under arrest in Hartford in dis- WepAthIbE Dt CEN AGG Ganeike || tributing the poison in New England, rer ties ailments lure yes :| SHIP AND 20 OF CREW Jtomaneii, ne Acid, bought large Nita | LOST OFF CAPE RACE |"! ties of wood alcohol ostensibly tn | use in the manufacture of em- nell bulming Quid and disposed of it as babi | Boats From Belgian Steamer | whiskey eae Swamped—Five Survivors | Anelli and Saieeby were ar- has had a chance to Dilconere, on wreck | ralgned before 4 Commissioner in the discuss with them t ComDNS for : = | ‘1 Building in Bfooklyn this af their t 7 T JONN'S, NF, Deo 39 |ternoon, Revenue Agent Hobbs, who ean: rayons for Wanting to goo | tMeMy OF tle craw ne arrested them last night, informed the America ket eae trite At at bs joner t Col, Daniel L. Por- gether, He has been a au up| wrovked “ woat of Capo | {et Supervising Revenue Agent of this K 1 Mary's Hay | district, desired the transfer of the two (Continued or Page.) ais cape of the men| prisoners to Manhattan for arraign <> W sd vow ’ ate j me nt before Commissioner Hitchcock, BOY BANDITS GET $10,000. in a M the inasmuch as it is charged that they Nued Cleveland WEDDING BRLD® Martie Theatre oan. were implicated with Panarelli and the others charged with conspiracy. Coua- jel for the prisoners objected to the proposed transfer, <> ew York City," said Col, Porter SIR WILLIAM OSLER DEAD. day, “has become the headquarters - the manufacture of non-beverags Noted Physictan Sue inlalcohol whisk More of it waa Oxford After Long ' manufactured here since Dec. 1 than Engivnd, Dec 29 — Sir! ai the rest of the country turned out ne noted p an, whol na it is impossible to tell how wide t y VeCKS Taal died te has been distributed. Our des oat a |partment has made 100 arrests) im aay) | Manhattan alone this month and we «| have seized over 150 barrels of non- Par ria Sisk eight beverage alcohol which wo have