The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1920, Page 2

Otonous life. After the Buford left Kiel, the weather cleared up und the @eportees were on deck for long pori- ods. Their greatest pleasure seemed 2 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 Fyto be singing “ied” songs, including Tid ad Rivi of Dr AGRRKIN ahi Pie ‘a seems“ ON SUSPENSION OF = . 5 WILSON'S CHOICE DECLARE HOOVER ABSlaivé,” the “Black Flog,” “Arise Yo Workimen,” and the “Song of Hate.” Fhe latter was sung with remarkuble | F¥im over atid over again. | id Fhe Keds were forbidden to hold) meetings on deck, but made up for| i Jost time when confined to their EERE ‘@uarters, at which time a secret >: Sig i captain hacangued all within reach Hughes to Lead t ight Against of his voice |, Resolution Upholding While the women and some « dig SET REVEALED BY PLAYER River whiskey led for shipment . ‘ F fo Cuba on the steamstip Yarmonth Dispute Which Has Led to the Retention of Pare ore of the Black Star line were p' . : : ‘ Famous Lawyers Brings Out Interesting an Pier 1 pee nit OwEKLS Sidelights on the Big Game. deve nal _ simen from the Oa Stkreet Static at River, to-day uni ternal revenue ‘ ‘The manne toms of the;me that they could not have sent Ags ; the Assémbly, er revenue officers had seized \ Eroudway atid oo playing: eator | thee queer Panda to Ty: home.” Opinion. men were seasick during storin : tinder the Hew Broniwition Law ie Wane of ile ve,, wants toee Louls Kfolnberg and his brother aed a there wasn single case of seriou The se followed a riot of magnates, waist meritactutecs, Jews | Samuel are proprietors of the Bijou fatness, ard every onc arrived ingooa! The State Bg Association at Irunieane Ge Weiebilothodd: oF ania lates Morini (thereh is FCA ho TRA The TERMED OGDEN cr sen WeGie Wena Oe are a at : BAHN a eudatat GP il SRGLIRATAE HO ‘ aness in the neighborhood et vers, cloth merehants, Companycand the Esskay Compu , i , Rhealth. Supt. Martin £ ive, in da 1 in of it he Wal an ; he pier, at the foot of Dover Street, uct fe and ¢...sond brokers aa|at Mifth Avenue. The WASHINGTON, D.C, Jan. 1% sharge of the prisoners, had to warn % 44u rect will consider the ci hundred and twenty men, moat were involved in the little circle whose | Manufacturers and wholesa Herbert Hoover's declaration that he Berkiran and Miss Golimun repeat. letality of the suspension of thé five of them horemen, are locked Wie uivuirs have recently becn made pub. | ROMEN'S Wear, Louis Krohnberg sald is not a Presidential candidate and @@ly that they were prisoners and not Stcialists in the Assembly, At yer. on charges of petty larceny and property py quurtela tween | ttt Oy tte Wooel cf eae hig brother! his apparent determination to keep Dassencery or guests jterday's session Jolin Brooks Leavitt, toxtention, ft ne the Luenteclves—were further iluminates| "When shown the above mtarement |OWt of the spotlight while. the @ise at os un attétney, OF No. € had * corporation of negroes owns the to-day oy ut Ss of Jo: M. . MY rnc! e " —>—__ an attorn f No. % Rector Street ack Mar line. ana VusHOutl Ncnentle Movie orodihcen t gt tng made by Mr. Schenck, Max D. Steuer. cussion of candidates is raging, has “FREIGHTER IN PERIL (04 ® resolution commending the was to lave sailed ‘Tho meat park and theatte manager, and | *ttorney for Louis Krohnbers. in the nor served to check the Hoover talk, done Legislature for suapending the five ailing was delayed that oy Louis ANconnie manuracturec | Pre * yeas ere which fienrd on every bad J my OFF, LONG BEACH syciist Assemniymen | ite Eninent of whiskey Rad wy womeng, Nine weanng apparel! «The Hing Mr. Krohnberg has Washing‘on ‘ "a Henry W. Taft, President’ of the not arrived. Doth of Ulese men played in the), story of 8 k's is ‘ ps pity) es Peptaent Oy. one hoon (o-day the captain of the in which there were indivelual teat atk est hbate -aoa bay IP lito nins It became known to-day that at ~“Opast Guard Crew Driven Away **8¢clation, cut short debate on the Yarmouth sald he would sail this iosses knd gains reported to run up to | (fat Ur. Krobebors regards least two Cabinet members had ep- ie + 7 vresolution by say Charles afternoon, He argued that the whis- sy10,dao, ‘Ti are On Opposite sides ¢ rs thy thie 4 s) : ath saying Charles 1. They are On opposi jes of | { ie ; ; f From the Lakeville by i" key he alveady had on board at mid- the imetions Which have hi ee Uae oes ee eer | peeneed Se enna svi Het ; uh slike Uebel tall hight was immune. enue men no jess noted than William fore any was hrought i re conversation that Hoover will “ z s, nhd been called away and had re- i ; ‘i , Y Seas. ’ \ thought differentiy, Some of them Jerome and Max Steuer to advise 'NOTHING IN STATEMENT OF choice of President Wilson for Five attempts early t ow ‘MWested that if the matter came be- | were ready to bet the Yarmouth them in court proceedings threacened ALLEGED ASSAULT. the Democratic nomination, While ef tight men of United Coast fore the association discussion be de- would not get away on wecount of (liversions whieh until ae Hien Oa eAGG Heitor or these Caulte bedetrn se Vopntly seemed mere! 6 also yegurds it as strange of these Cabinet members pi Guard Station No. $9 at Jones's Beach, ferred until to-day | = RIN Lenin tit Ba st of all, that in Sehonow'e wutowient in The | fasked tb be spokesmen for the Wilson L. L, to reach the stranded 2,200-ton The. five suspended Assemblymen | comes an explanation of tie plan and Hvening World he says nothing of | Auminiatration, th statements “Oy ide Lakeville were frustrated by jnsued a statement to-day calling at- | ucUpe of the gumies in wich ho aad |the ‘tremendous dssaut’ Which was | ised a buse of excitement in Con- vheavy seas, The Lakeville is broadside tencion “mh tation” by. #8 mucn as $4000 was risked on the Supposed to have taken place accord- A 4 on the sandbar about a mile and a. be Si perceremcnuon: HF) | tutn of a singie card. ing to the story which was published gressionu! circles and gaye impetus hall off Long Beach, having gone arhore SPCAker Sweet in saying the Assem- It was usual, he said, fo {n The Morning World, in whioh Mr. to the Hoover movemen “What night in a snow storm while en WIYThAd refused to seat them.” ‘They | | player to stare by buying $000 Eonenck was rererred to 9é ‘Mr Polidcians in Washington are be- * foute from Portland, Me., to Norfolk, Pint out that they were duly seated | . RE SHE Matne CEE cuikoee vues le oreth Aine very Wh nge that Mr.| ning to recognize that the Hoover eras ; | when ‘the Speaker called them = be- B qnickad ‘ Bay An pl ye MUHE Ge ead Sohenck ained Willlam Travers |i iimene wit chave to be: néokoned ¢ hough the Coast Guard Cutter fore the bur of the Assemily “to be \ BY. | at the beginning or at any time dur- ‘ome to recover his losses when with. It is becoming known to the igen and two wrecking tugs were Kent lestured and. insulte. 7% POUND S jing the game. ‘The chips ran in de- | ALY Bohcack ques ta vente astute observers that 1920 is to be an sggut last night, the men of the Long The Cleveland racy adopted | NEWS ITEM—Hospital authorities and obstetricians say this sev. | hominations trom $5. tu $500, White Part of his statement to ok ‘i poiiticd: qBeach station said to-day they had not resolutions at a meeting lust night at | t acetal rit ig at i M tite: dou Tike ft chips were worth $5 cach, reds $25,|World that he sustained lonses a unusual year in politics, and that the mn sighted. No attempt hus been Lenox Avenue and 125th Street of- | Cbteen-and-a-halt-pound baby, born r. and Mrs. John Thompson o! hemes es penks $100 and brown chips $500 When in truth and in fact, Mr. party which makes the greatest ap- made by tho Lakeville's crew to launch {Fed by City Court Justice Richard | ll City, Pa., is the largest they ever heard of. ‘The average weight of (Continued From First Page) | Tt w ee ee eae eects sintement to Fhe Heening) Ped! to the independent voters is the vessel's boats, Fis eet a acer ap BG oe | babies born in Bellevue Hospital is seven and one-half pounds, and it is | -—— inet ae May an rae fous el Word he {s quoted aS saying. ‘1| likely to triumph in November. : , r e y pon the ; player coul@ bet a ash 1 ? Daetecusvin hg lem otiarek 1 sald iiberties of all (he peopl of thin N Tare that one tips the scales at more than ten pounds. This child is the | brandy in his saloon at Howard Ave-;had staked in front of him, either have 14 RAE AG times mith) Many prominent Democrats in * ville’ or ‘i 4 . r ai DS or cash. The de " > was | Krotinbe g exhibited | wa shingto: ly t é «4 pret conde gota te the enn ton,” and demanding that the in-| fourth in the family and two of the others are twins. The first born | nue and Monroe Street, Brooklyn. oa Genta t 1 ete bial ae ching Warlt te petting! Washington frankly say that the un eefising and big combers are sinashing jf thers were any, bo pat befor y| Were of normal weight and this baby weighs more than both of the John Larkin, forty, No. 693 Halsey | {0 Uaassumi amvunts pf chm (cheeks given to Mr. Schenck, which | Usual features of the situation muet against her. iran Jurd or that othereine they Le Wie at bith; ‘The babe was born Jan 41, 1980 Street, Brooklyn, the bartender, also otren entered into the games in ade [thow, frst, that he must have played| be considered, and that Darnoorsife ; = |ullowed to do their duty to theit con- | — ia $e eS GV A ae ane ete ane was uariested by Rosenthal, Both “ition to thé chips, Narre Coeingtabios ance mndidate to win must have quali NO JOKE IN ‘DEATH? """ omelette were taken to the Ralph Avenue Po: HOW “BANKER® GoT AND {Heit i*, 4, considerable mimbel °° cations that will bring 0 him the | a i} CLEARED MANY WORLD: WIDE lice Station. United States Commis- WROTE CHECKS. than ‘anything else «bout these, Support of the new elements, such as “ ” | 5 3 ‘ releas : checks is the circumstance that while the women voters who have been in- WHEN PUTIN HEARSE PRISON “SOVIET” INQUIRY. sionés Mogoldrick relessed tEdm ta ins man at w played Mfr. Kiohnberg and all the other jeited fate the body aolltl —_—-—— : | $1,000 bail. usually a “banker.” ‘Phat Is. \ players were quite content to have pallid) sich elds «Undertaker Takes “ € m at Fort Leav- | | Minden has been in the business he sold tne chips to tte playets aud the cheoks whicn they received! The speech of Julius Barnes in New ‘ aker Takes “Body” to Grand Under Investigation, hi 154 3 IN | |for forly years. and in that time ties Cashed thei@ at the end of the game. drawn to thelr order, in oat, in-| York a few day ago attracted more ' Sltaban Copia! | ty 1c Bhat i Settlements were usually made by Mr. Schenck insisted on hav- | than passing attention in Waahing- “vis fe yal poe Joker Convinces | eto . Niwot He "ones ' ’ if Pda cenit Agr Leta Places im neck When the play stopped. Often fapiiiioins which he received itasn | ton, Democrats who belileve Hoover ” Hil He’s Not a “Dead One leouareet jah Hh ub " Brooklyn and Menhuttan, the “banker” tov all the checks of! tg the order of ‘Cash.’ will be their party's nomince, offset 4 fs he ers a s h rr - " " t Jhensive' investigation into conditions Although the drinkers were not | the losers antl deposited (eT te ee ie oe ae nae eet ere te ee «A Man well known in political circles| ut the Federal Disciplinary Barracks at jpumerous, Hauor brought eky-high| own ucvoumt, giving his own clieckS/ positively and emphatically repudi- | “Progressive Republican” by pointine Brofe off to-day from practical Jokes, | Fort Lak n, Kan. were begun | briges. Opcinary arinke alt créer thes the winners ate the veiled inginuation that oe ,out that Hoover voted for Wilson in Somebody started a falve report tha! to-day | by Robertson, United oe ——<— | SHY sold from 7 cents to $1.50. white) The home of Joseph M. Scbenck,| ove, “on any oceasion brought any | 1918 and supported the President's ap- Timoihy Shine, a suioon keeper, of “Charmer inade seeeraaey tana | a Coe eee Rene gate gaan | Where the last game in the now /Cinjs to the residence of Mr. Schenck | peal for a Democratic Congress at No. 426 Eeventh Avenue, was dead, |formerinmates that for M@ months] (Continued From First Page.) >| (Continued From First Page.) | Cabarets brought from $86 to $45 @ famous “stud poker tournament” was |CAnds to (he residende of Mr. Behenek | peal for Score: ¢ Gone Tin Ania the Inacitutkan Won waverwed j | quart, ayed on New Year's Day, is at NO. | ia vere | = ah 3 of his sriends went to the, cafe! ty a “BovAat'" committee of Sieonare F a ae Mesides the liquor sold and 47 Park Avenue, It is suld to be)” And while the other players assert | fo mourn anid view the body. and that their r ; Agnetioned by | erai's office have thus tar been unaiitg;,Heing neglected too, for the recent ef-|‘l"unk yesterday in publtc pris, iuxyriously furnished and a Japanese pot aye’ setained gounsel te | ALLEGED SLAYER RESCINDS. The man who is credited with having | the cothimanding ovficer developed, into to Ufravel the financial skein. The! - ‘ |a tremendous amount was unloaded | hutier attended to the wants of the | gerend slander suits, Mr. Krohnverg — dtarted the report caused one of the | reign of terror’ during which rine Histon aomated thas tae ay thé ‘4a: ‘ort of Burope to get some financial | surreptitiously. During the last few | card players, Games were also) 0? busying himself and spending his | Saya Mother Net Solely Respo: getbartenders to wrap him in a sheet that |fumirented. Die voommtee, it “was | Perts for the city show. that the Con. |help from the United States was killed |days hundreds of thousands of dol- | played at Krohnberg's house, No. 783 money in an endedvor to trace the | r = * jinitreated. = The cammitiee, it was ee i lars’ worth of wines and whiskies |\West Kind Avenue, and at the hume 5 for Mi Tabor Virgo's Death. ‘Re might pose ag the “corpse.” He luy suid, came into existence as a part of|soliduted yaade in 1917 $15,37 | by the influences desirous of exposing Je epi - printer who printed the cards that; ! | - : have been sold in New York and of another player almost across the | P! i ga & room of the hotel, if being ex. | {he settlement of a general strike call and jn 1018 gathered In $12,818,021.87. | the atieged partnership between the} sither delivered by the seller or talien | rect tens Gey edttea | {h©lwere played with in Mr, Schenck’s; LAWTON, Mich., Jan, 17.—Oherging © piainéd the dead man's will etipsiated |" protest against the release 0 Officiais of the Consolidated, how- | : 4 nate ed bidgh oc ae) TARGAOE: pk g.)home, that he had been led to believe he wax ils face should not be seen after death, | OM*Centous objectore, _ aver, have combated these totals | League and international financiers.| omo.e” taiia imoving wane, trucks | aloe ma sees eek, poker ee; | “Mr. Krohabere does not wey and | cnding tr an attorney fer nie meotaer | Ping cin teneor ites Aer mobiles, taxis, moving vans, trucks| sions also were held nad Mavab MRI eee Intieateal tet tre A Harlem ‘undertaker was called (0) REDS MENACE ARGENTINE. | (icttestaigment (st xome of the net | White there is naturally a tendeney|| und otter vehicles for the purpose by Krobnbers at the | has never sald nor intimated that We | ites, sarah ‘Tabor, Walter has re- jake the “body” to the Grand Central f ‘ ciuead ind famnunion have been Included Inthe | here (o discourage the notion which | 4.4), SMtuereuth ihe, pavements of | sisted ba vad whet he'd Tost at the crooked, But he doos eay that He ts |Budlated the statement he guys a spe- total separately credited to the Con-| hag exiated in some quarters in Eu-|}yronway, a stock worth almost |Hotel Apcon’* i going to trace the place at which they |ci#l deputy sheriff at Kalamazov ke Joker found himself strapped to an soliduted, They do not deny that the | 3 } Bhel revind few months ago had| Mr, Schenck is a moving picture Were printed. and thus identify the |in which he declared the eighty fronting board and placed tn the heafi {oll Of net income receipts Agures 1h'| TOP®) Ue OAC e ee ee end nd eee eee ccs Ti “athcta or tNor dae Guyer of the cane © When that 8 |ysarsoid: woman, stone Waal sssponsible ‘Te joke was not revealed until the) BUENOS AYRMS, Jan. 17.—Inhab-|the millions for years hack [Italy have bifl to ask for funds andj ottles of whiskey und wine, ‘These | West 42 Street. With his brother, done It will show who brought them |for Maud Tabor’ Viego's death, Simul “undértdker at tho train demanded the !tants of many provincial districts are! Before the Special Master now | iimitiess funds will be forthcoming, | were belag sold at profiteering prices.| he conducts the Palisades Park! to the pene and conclusively demon: |taneously Joseph C. Virgo of Sout! Pyigwonasary papers to ship Lie “corbne.” NINE In dread of anarchist incendiaries Tees tne Consolidated have tn. |and while it 8 desired here to siimu.| Ordinary Scotch brought $14.60 a|cmugement enterprises. He fas tange strate {hat it was not Mr. Krohnbere. joo tna. “who had been held. frst on ‘Mr. Shine didn't know anything about it) 47d armed bandits and are barricas they are losing daily Ly i : “It the cards were crooked, it fol- Rabe nity quart, and ordinary rye $12. ‘The best | theatrd interests and is the husband), the ae i atiarga oe LidseAt thes mopmnlnnie: their homes, according to reports. res | #sted that they are losing daily from | tate an awakening among European : i efench Sloe Norma ulnadae, |lows te buyer was the crook rd until {t was all over. jcelved by LA Ragon. Harvented linseed [$14,000 to $20,000 in making gas in| id bd Pp brands cost up to & French cham. | o re ae “to bé put aboard a train for Syracuse. ee i P. Yor. eleased from custody. Attorneys , ne. ec om. $i ; and! Mr, Schenck told reportera of The| George P. Nicholson, Agsisant Cor- {was ré $$$ Valued of $100,080 has bean destroyed |(his district and aelling It at the 20 | peoples to the necessity of Indus-| pane coat trom Hil to fei a acide napee cola neperecs OF aie poration Counvel, “rid to-day he |for Tabor yesterday instituted habeas ’ by fires during the last few days and, |cent rate. 5 trial production, the effect has been Dn cl : + * etained William| Would inquire into the poker game |corpus proceedings to obtain his re- POLICE ORDERED it is alleged, the flames were set by | They have asserted that they cannot DI oven cheap white wines, which used] te@n others had retained agitators. TO AID DRY LAW | wits sett ot, Razwolome ueuy, 2 were wou |, ia described by La RB jhee and: mater | lohg continuy to stand this drain on/t® Make our officials supercautious | to co: their financial resources and that in and unreceptive, even to the general | #* 1918 they lost $198.000. They acknow!- aass that in 117 they broke better )14¢8 of pledging financial support. less than $1 a bottle, were vers Jerome to Hefend any ac-| With a view to carrying out the liease. He is being held as a witness. en Trokdbers might bring against Recep ence Hen ot Corarnlen onat of ‘abor’s statement, which he declaret i i 7 2 Charities Coler that suit be instituted | now was ‘alse in every particular.’ Peal ga ding A poten Mie ag iwas that his motner ohloroformed Mrs. ae sath : sr a8 os,| against the winner, Under the law WOOD ALCOHOL POISONS. | 'S?\inve Dtayea vers Haw tien with | (he city wouhl, Hf suncesstul, recover |VITE® to Drevent “the” $40,000 estate 6 “Wil Have to Do Most of the Work than even and confess to making | @UESTION TO BE DISCUSSED ON | Krohnberg." Mr. Schenck sid. "f| five tines the amount won, to use |RINCH, dmd heen, deeded to the daugl ai Here for the money ever since 1908 i | ITS MERITS. | Celebration in Boston May Preve| knew him not as well as did the) for charitable purpos grand Mrs. Tabor, now the oni “We « a The Consolidated officials aver that) Tater on, when the treaty is ratl other boys. I lwve here checks ee). aed \person charged with complicity in her Present. the company has cost about $58,000, eens! y Fetal to Three. which I paid him in the games| WESTCHESTER NOTE jdaughter's death, is scheduled: to be 2Col. Daniel L. Porter, Chief R CHICAGO, Jun. 17.—The Speciat] 000 and that the re entitled to aj fled and theré dosen't prevail on! pBosTON, Jan. 1 sThres: men WO | Was wae hunker which wan uso: | A | S. |brought to trial late this month. ¢ , “hati ot de hinn e lG@rand Jury Investigating the activities| ereat deal more in revenue than they | every ohn Barleycorn’s’ obsequies | nue Agent in charge of Prohibition f iy * enforcement in this city, said to-day | % 400, radienls captured. ide a feeling that one must attended any when we played at my house, | —— me) SP biett es 4 iz " I. 1. Coiling of Manhattan has por- | Set fed In teceat Star, | are now collecting. Taking their own - é si in the South End district Whit | GAS cone Whence wae banker attan has p Pied In fecent State) ae ven of investment and total re-| lean over backward in satisfying for} vse removed to the hospital to-day | “Mr "Schenck exhibited checks pay- [chased the large country. eatate af the i { late Mrs, Mary Stow at White Plains hes seg corre thatt under the new law the local|Hke number of alleged during| colpts, according to the State and|the moment the anti-Buropean feeling suffering frome wood alcoho! poisoning. | able to Louis Krohnberg and signed! % ‘ c on yesterday, It was reported | city offieials, the Consolidated, throvigh ? i 4 for $3,720 dated July 3,|_ James L. Richmond of Jersey Cit N i setpolice authorities are charged with [here to-day, ee Pere tty cen ee been coining | that has been bred in connection witi | thei condition, was reported, serous, | Peg gor $6,100 duted Oct ii, and for] purchased” ar coumtty “house rac Bouse | lotice to Advertisers the same responsibility as the Fed- ny. epee d money. | the treaty fight, it is quite probable henna “atch services, AN piabiorate 2,000 dated Dec. 27. Bony: i Se | qfal agents in enforcing the aw. | $100,000 VERDICT -—>—— jthat the whole question will be dis | programme was arranged by, offal OT |THE BIG GAME BEFORE CHRIST-|,,Am2ur F Corwin of Bronxville tas | - 4h ‘ * After last midnight, said Col. Por- the Morgan Memorial, in the old d from Mexico, | Advertising copy and release or. wine io : FOR FALSE ARREST/|FOR RENT—JAILS cussed on its merits anew. re ooo drink victims in the MAS DAY. Mrs. HLS, Handoiph of Sagamore ||) ders for either the week day Morn. er, it was the duty of all police of- jis One thing is certain, loans by our | Wet’ days “There was a game the Tuesday | Road, Bronxville, has been entertaining |] ing World or The Evening World, it to report any violations of the IN THE BAY STATE; | Cea. ogg before Christmas, Dec, 23, at my)eeveral friends during the past week. | s velry y ted received after 4 P. M. the day pre ver 3 sifia | Ot Je 7 | Carton oe house. We usually sit down at 9 rs. G. WL. Johns of St. Louis is . w and make arrenta, The specits [Str Jewelry Firm Must Aes. aa WHY? PROHIBITION mate but beter. peter ails | Carlene. at Murubor Bieta Gales: “ever betore, “Krohemery| ibe her sinter Atta ee Be eens ceding publication, can be inserted powers granted by the new law, he| Mistaking Macauley for “Christ- Li |made, but better arrangements for WINSTED, Conn. Jan. 17.—A teport| Calls up the house that night. att Primrose Averiue, Mount Vernon only as space may permit and da “faid, make it much easier to enforce as” Keougt necereert | the stimulation of foreign trade com: | bate Central New England] o'clock, I learn this later, as I will] Mrs. H. H, MeClaskey of Primrose ||] order of receipt at The World of- a. wan Fei be | mas eougn, ig current in pt dban eo artime Prohibition Law, Mass chusetts So Good That Four | merce and exchange are inevitable as} pai;oad circles that a cartoad of whis- | éxplain, and he gets my butler on the| Avenue, Mount Vernon, will entertain fice, “under which the police c0-opernted Alexander P. Macauley, wealthy 7 yire ahd asks for me. The putier|* bridge club on next Monday afternoon. | ‘avertist for the Supple- re Closed 3 soon as the atmosphere has cleared was stolen at Maybrook, N. ¥. a [Wire and asi rape Advertising copy for the Supp! ; |Toronto mining engineer, was award-| — Prisons Are Closed and More ; 7 ; fed Nights ago. A detective who says 1am not in, ia The menrbers of the Mount Vernon |{} sAdverting, copy for. the Supple but wer t legal fr Counell, Koighte of Columb: Bi P! bat were not legally compelied to : 5 ; and there is less partisanship and jing the shipment is said to hav ‘All right,’ says Krohnberg, ‘I am| Council, Knigite us, will give % do 0. ed a verdict of $100,000 yesterday May Follow e | Neary GEN tifeen riding. on the locomotive when | coming up.’ The butler has seen him sminstret show in Our Lady of Victory |] World must be received by 3. P. * Col. Porter intimated that the potice | ###!nst Theodore B. Starr, Inc., jowel- BOSTON, Jan, 17 ree breadth in the point of view of) cre" eealed car containing the Aaquer at the house before, He thinks noth-|\ “feature of The ahbwr ih ‘tea fiumleai |] M. Thursday preceding publication, staid have to 4 ot poet | ers, of Nd. O76 Filth Avenue in his 4 ne poepeenys | all concerned Bas Placed ont aa Take the detective | 19 of it. When he comes in he asks|Comedy in which (he “Misnea “Auciaida |{] and releases must be received by 4 fathew York City: iuastauch as Moreen | suit for false arrest, Dy a duty in 1 Jail population of Mossa- | “All the polls thdt have been taken | Some, me Tenet ear was rafasing | Af { have come in ye. and the butler) Muy. Margaret’ Mt" Murphy. “atitda ||| P.M, Friday. Advertising copy for ity, tice Tierney’ upre: chusetts he minished so a na! 8a. 0. jartin, raevit row, Geraldine » inday pon will remain ithe same in mum. Wiper FAO a BAT oe Witie gone ee fe Prachi el few on the question of a compromise on from she treat ane roan be Pe al ait eave Krohnbers. |Q'Brien, Pthel Re Drew, Haythe. eae it teed by AE ”. . and pergonnel 4% long as he b . . ‘ 1 ; ge lela, ile C. Wells, Lillian A. re | ” Reed go of the Federal enforcement |te#8 an hour. The amount of the) monins that four country jails, | Ne peace treaty seem to favor a com- -— Bring tne the carde; | will get thems! diner, ita Mulry end Halen ailey wil | i Verdict, one of the largest ever ren-| it hy Ii, Taunton, New- | Promise. The Portland (Ore.) Jour-| Ne Liquor Arrests in Chicago for| ready. It will save time.’ The butler meork. dered in the Supreme Court here in| those at Lowell, Taunton, New- ; . z take part giormer Warden Tward V. Brophy, of a 4 »|Sing Sing Prikon is now one of the Tite have not lind ‘any dinner,’ |auditora attached. to the State Income Hd" went on! Krohnberg tells the butler. ‘You|Tax Bureau at the White Plaing Cogrt | } no unusuaul) might get me some bacon and eggs.’ | House. of the pivvesiog Friday and releases must be received by 12 o'clock noon Saturday. Copy or orders recefwed later than as provided above wil not serve to earn discounts of any % Acoording to Col. Porter, the lia- gets two dozen packs of cards and ‘bility to arrest in case of drinking in e hee shester (N. Y. Ten Days. ne ul 'e been nal and the Rochester (N. Y.) Times: outcaao {f.—Chicago was Pa them on the table before him. ety dry to-day vithout an a Mreties No arrests will be made for a suit of that nature, ts ohe-Ofth of} buryport and Pitehburg Pivetor, Inasmuch as it is agai the | are peing brought by Mr. Macauley ties in other places have began | vagses by coupon which have sf- a w to expose iquor in @ public place. | ayainst mnbert Brvthers, jeweller to consider seriously the a of ether the responsibility would be | ind i} fortivi "1 The buller gues away und gets him FB. Couch of Pi 1, Cha ‘ Brooks Brothers, clothiers, on] consolidation or of turning Unpied. tha attention. Of Ganstore ten days, according SOs MRR as, Bt the bacon and egg@s and Krohnberg Demoerst nty Con character, contract or otherwise, shared by a man who brought tn his tiie same ground. ‘These canes may These votes show an overwhelming | Dairymple, head of the prohibition en-| oat, ine “Dretty goon he saya to among the ora at th THE WORLD. Sawn stuff is something for future in- |e prought to trial this month, sounty ptagners aver to the Btate foreers here. 3 Court House desire for ratifieation with reason: ae = the butler he will go out and take | Wht = ‘ : ¢ afternoo: okn on Boose Barted tm Piies-|4 little walk. He was almost the laste et of walter Franklin Bru ne to come in buford the sane lrarytown has been filed for prot started. When all got there there| cite cucronatan caine tee ger ahd Were twenty-four decks of cards piled |elor und felt an estate cetivvated yesterday fis wenty-flve of the oi unty in een being mistaken for “Christmas’| stitutions, which have no- {able interpretations, The poll of the _terpretations of the law to decide. Macauley's suit grew out of f ce fH Balad BAQHN D.’S OIL STOCK | Keouch and atrested in At. Louie to| guuons' tor fuga priestess hema {eolteges hes hed nn imprewive eect harah Labrarte January, 1917, on a churge of having WORTH $700,000,000 |": dworthions “checks... He wae | @ daily average of oniy PITTSBURGH, Jan, 17.—Custod‘ana DIED. 00 last [on Capitol Hill, ‘The wheels of com: | saclah Hikes! ATE. — 1A ROLD. vices CAMPBRL!. ‘ of Pittsburgh libraries have ordered all) yi, with the cases off and only the| worth $500,000. To his neice, Sara BA e jcrmpite hiy protests, to New | month, The demand for labor, | promise move slowly, but at present | pooks containing recipes for, alcoholic inside wrappings on them, F. O'Connor, he gives the ancome fr FUNERAL CHURCH, B'way, 66th st. | entitled igh ne Chath gae| Dlsh wages and prodibition are | writing it looks as if the whole thing {drinks temoved from the shelves “The boys thought nothing of this, |tTust fund of $1000,000, and when, Monday. 10 4. M John VD. Rockefeller ix worth g7vo,-| fl ciaaine. fiven 4s the chief reason the $ aan. i At that ‘time 1 knew nothing of me SF pee A —_—_—_—_—_— t | Keougs he swindler, who bad given “i | may be disposed of in another month Fa- ‘s having he al? of the principa 900,000 jn Standard Oil stock wlone, ac-| them seva worthless checks in] drop in the jai! population - jSpate PH Rew ef Bar) Krohnberg’s having been at the house when she is thirty-fi RELIGIOUS NOTICES. cording to the estimate of a leading! payment for joodm or six week nge Rate: earlier, The butler did not think to] among his ner legateas are th 8. J 2)" Wall Street cuthority. i $ At the time of the dissolution of 1} Jf Standard Ol Trust Mr. Rockefell r| Republican | tell me. I should have thought noth |teon of “the Eplecopal ‘Theological | INRTITUTIONAL” S)NAGGGUY, Grant Thexiy.\T i had known School, $1,000; Union Theolagical Bein- |. W. {lh st. Sunday. 1045 4: Mi Commisstonce of Deputies han | Rot Jt IF F had kaowe, nar ipuskexee Normal and Ine | Murray Hulbert ou. The Port of New. York Tater in the week there wan an: | iistnel ‘Institutes #660: Amsoolation for | = a 2 ee | >_——_- | MADRID, Jar POPE THANKS Hoover, | THREE KILLED AT FIRE. | RUMELY's PLEA GRANTED. |srot,!" she Ciember of Deputies be |IM82 nate, thers orememnernene me Wall of Barning Cincianat) Build. | <rene ernment will organize an sconomie con- AVION Game 1p BnOrnes et {mproving the Condition of the Poor of NTE FEMAL! . % Hi a t * co We bet Kent (fence id at which all the| body took the cards playéd with at York, $3.500; American Bible 'So- HELP WA b— 5 i owned 25 per cent. of ths paren: orgin-| Am: Aly ported to Help| Hurled on Them by Exple | Date for His Trial to Be Set Nex ferones eth Maire St, Toe h tne | Thal pinok te a real ballin cae bo Now Tere, teres! Ameria Bh ity | saree a SS ? ization and iis subsidiaries, Olu Suffering Popalations. CINCINNATI Jan ~Three fire- | Monday. tral and South America, aa well os! we learned they were crooked cards. |Mission Society, ‘hh 600. Hoegite), 7 et, amt Park at Standard O!l stock then was selling men were killed and a score ov 1 Portugal and the United States will be] arior that they were all ready when ’ ; ‘ ROME, Jan. 17 Pove has writ A date will be set next Monday in jresented. The object is the founda | 4). t, enna mo Fn ents | dround $500 @ share. The prese: | persons injured when an explosion blew repres 7 oun’ tthe game played at my home 1 market valve of all the subsidiaries to] (2, (Otten (0 Here oO er a eee eset ean ae ee tdtna og tit, | the Hederal Court for the trial of Dr, | ton of ay Interna tions) pan tO eee | New Year's Eve, which broke up with FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. fhe basis for the tetimate ot Mr ieee. gotor Cenergh of ths inueraiiied relict | Newion Tea and Spice Companiy.in the | Hdward A. Rumely, former owner of | Cenanee Between Hhege cvur trouble. torku> | organizatio ng the wat, congratu: | > a t r feller’s holdings. lating him on his work done in favor | river-front district to-day the Evening M. who is charged! (ouisville M ested eon Marder|NO SUCH CARDS SOLD AT THE 3 : none a Cangas cig’ of the peoples who suffered as the ror] The buliding, which wus completely | with conspiracy in connection with STORE. uy WHEN DEATH ENTERS YOUR HOME +2 SNOW STORM ENDED. The, Ponte especially thanks ar, |Bridme acrone the Odio” and “hea ae | the purchaae of the newspaper in be-| LOURSVIL- “But somebody said the cards Call “Columbus 8200” 2 9,000,000 children who ‘were in- | bridge » the wail fell @ loss i area e s Rebecca] were like the rich wy Colder | nocent victimes of the war Atl Amer: put at $100,000. Dr, Rumely , oe anole ypirel a mute, whose | at my house Dec. 28. We found some ny Hour, yy or Nig Jeans are exhorted in ‘the’ letter to a | “Does the Government simply want | Leal twins Onl ioat decapitated in fot the cards which we had used that ‘The parting honors will be paid in a way Gnow was tying deeper over Wolp the suffering populations, | Rail Men Defer 1 mde Vor Way! to wear me out? Why this futile delny |u local public park ‘Pueaday Mustier| night and they were the sante as the long to be retmembered when the arrange- York to-day than at any other time na of a whole year, during which all my | admitted tha' hs had known Mise Cove: |cards the gambler said were crooked. ments are in the hands of Mr. Campbell. this wint prelttar lod te Vrightom, Net Bilt CLEVELAND, Jan, 17.—Demands | earpings were cut off and my prop- | 3!) but dunion (hat So lL askea my butler, who has been fa is winter, and yet the total precipita- remier ef Egypt. foe a ademer on tip Waee inarennal tt? cesieoreat Laiave, aed pe OL with the many years, where he got Call “Columbus 8200. Any Hour, Day or Night sien wae Doi sere than three inc CAIRO, Jan, 16,—Artan Younselp Said, | ¥ mY 18D such cards and brought them into my jureau nnnoui asked by the B j nerhood of Locomo- | for my day in court.” agqcused Of attempting to assissinate house. He tells me, and some of thé | tive Engyicermen and F and rain ail ove Felleved | at the atore they assure me they Nave } Pp sha on Dec. |deferred Yor “A reasopanyy tine’ pends 14 WASHINGTON, Jan. Brig. Gen, | Boys go with us to tie store at Vane FRONT, Lm bard . laeterred tor eusopabie time” pends nar va eae 3 4 in the militarmcourt ing action, by’ the Ralirond ‘Adininin: German t Ie Sefhod, Genpitt Avenue And 474 Street. But} ni led, a MADRID. Jan, 1%.—A despatch from} Arthur Johnson té-day wi Broadway at MAEECAS , SHURC oir AN Oocanions, 3% Street at ae Ave 00 Funerel Deriens Ow rome duty at Ci tor. Mich , me td ex-| Algicrs to-day report the ‘aelaura of POMS Mhactters, Baker t Ginw gtch patterns: they nev ey: have bad poe Serman Langton, .3t Tangier ws, to Srp * Bir ae tae pam | as Soe na 2 3 sal od, ‘ehse tration, ‘Timothy Shea, acting pr accused ‘este f he dent. tald torday, Shon ssald” he hut did pot © Bectod Director oral Ht lS Salsas”, Zicesier leneral