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t IMS MUST PROVE CHARGE, SAYS DANIELS) AUST ATHY BRIE SN SASL 4a > TO-NIGHT'S WEATHER—Snow, Warmer, ? e f “Circulation Books Open to All.” | NEW YORK, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1920. Pont Ottives VOL. LX. NO. 21,333—DAILY. ‘2: mil-Chaes Matter 18 PAGES, TWO WOMEN DIE ON LA LORRAINE DURING STORM AT SEA | LA LORRAINE HERE: SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE TELNSOESTOR BUI | TAGS, Scar oat a And Liner Was Covered jor the ederal Pronibition Constitu- “ith an application « iels, Tried to Put Him on With Ice. tional Amendment is to be deter- His Guard. Dutch May Ask Wilhelm io INNOGENT MA mined by the Supreme Court, whicn amt An injunction restraining slate “He Must Be Required to Establish Surrender Himself tor ENTIRE TRIP STORMY. beduy: erate ie’ Btute or Rhode a ee ) | JEALOUSY DURING WAR, ro\d gee . eae DRCEAdel > Whee oe en aes ete ‘| Every Criticism He Has Made,” Trial. Island permission to institute orig- St — 10 MONTHS N JAIL Two Women Die in Height of [na een ef text x a en. |38 any other State until the case Is/Resentment Felt Because Sims Announces Secretary Daniels Hurrican—Captain Feared | join ite enforcment in that State. Even with the expedition grantea| Credited British Navy With for His Vessel. |" Rhode Island in making the appii- (=44%> the case probabiy will not be] Getting U.S. Army Across. | “His Duties Were to Report In- Duty to Associate Self | ed in Ice, La Lorraine came . | > a The Supreme Court ne Co m w t David Lawrence, | enforced in the State against its con Be Coat recuny mosimmkod) oad By David L | port to-day after weathering Vance arguments in cases testing the | Special Correspondent of The Eveing j ; torms the like of which Capt, Victor |sent, as the State had rejected the| constitutional right of States by ref World. i WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—"“Rear Admiral Sims must be required to | rendum to override @etion of Legia-| WASHINGTON, Jan, 19 (Copy-| With Entente. THY HAGUE, Jan, 19—Dr. Ch M. Ruya de Beerenbrouck, the Dutch Alleged Confessions of Three) prayet says te has not seen in his| prohibition amendment Secretary lors Will Bring Release io u ‘ i latures in ratifying the Prohibition| right, 1920).—Admiral Sims, referred ij : : i ! id Secretary lors Wi ring Release | thirty year, Sea. Head winds and) Enforcement would be a serious in- amendment. ‘The out wes brought in] to jocularly in naval circles as the Daniels to-day. “The business of Rear Admiral Sims was to obey orders. lower courts by George 8. Hawke, ) 1g to enjoin establish every criticism he has made of the department,’ endous: seas ‘battered the ship |fringement upon the police powers! th Cincinnati lawyer, seek Harvey C. Smith, ry of State, from submitting the Prohibition! thetic attitude toward the British a re nie! id by the| Amendment to a referendum Navy, for which American sailors et eng eee ae have entertained always the keenest | FIGHT BROADWAY first summer of the war Admiral acknowledged to-day thi 5 eee venial| tot r you louse, Hyde; they.| Bravet t | Sims was given the title of Comman- | Tee Dutch ofcials, it was snid,| to Do turning you loose, Hyde; th | avalrva nina aivcad ib or acl teh FIRE 1OSTORIES UR] ace es caniis tlie oF Gone ‘agreed to make representations to the | got the three fellows who done that were times when he thought | national soandal, | os i. eG SUAtee Neyer oem former Kaiser suggesting he offer | jh.” young Hyde, indicted 10 months| his ship, one of the staunchest afloat, ORGS. GAPSFWEDFRAIGNAE: SACLU tall j!n Suropeaa waters, but that asoA | Prensier, iias Gad @ long conference| of Bill Hyde. | tre with Foreign Minister Karnebeek, eae ease “best British Admiral in the Amerl-| His duties were to make recommendations, give us all the information can Navy" beca from Jan. 8 when she left the shel-} and sovereign rights of the State, it se of bis sympa When a Raymond Street Jai turn-| tered quays of Le Havre until Fire presamab! rt Allied note d and all the facts, and then carry out instructions from the department, ¥ over the Allied note de- manding extradition of the former| key stepped up to Kaiser, \ Hyde's cell to-day a | was claimed. 8 sighted. On Thur: » door of Bill | Island w ay the! The suit was authori 1 said, “We got }Storm was at its height and Capt. | = ' gurrender voluntarily to the Ailles. | 165 tor the hold up of a confectionary | Was gving to founder. Waves broke Gbliged to reprimand the then Com-| | hree Elevator Operators Nearly ry Of fane sine) Gutite: Wersiie The German ul Attache con- | sal vs - ‘ | mander Sims for what ame fa Drowned When Pipe Bursts in rs set q -.| Store and the murder of its pro-| continually over the upper works. ‘The country and the world kur ferred with the Secretary of the For s | mous as his “blood-is-thicker-than American Exchange Bank. already that th he nae. vig Office presumably over the sur-|prietor, did not waste a minute say-| At the height of the storm two ote water" speech. Whether a reprimand i Fe ne oD Cen a render of the ex-Emperor of Ger-|ing: “I've been telling you so." women passengers died of pneumonia. | store for Admiral Sime thin}, Sie started shortly: after-i8 o'clock} very well:done. Wethér om the: STeH many. BRUSSELS, Jan. 19.—According to is in this} io-day in an elght by ten storeroom be-lof June or the 27th of July, or some “He just looked out of the window," | Mrs, Charles Novack, wife of an arm time is conjectural. Certainly Sec-|tween the seventeenth and elghteenth| particular date, we should or should a despatch from the Hague, belle is| Sd the turnkey, “at the snow blow-|lieutenant, who was returning to retary Daniels never told him that he |floors of the American Exchange N@-\not have sent so muny destroyers to ust ot let the British pull the |}Uional Bank, No, 128 Broadway. expressed at the Dutch capital that| ing all over Brooklyn, and said “This | Washington with nd, and A Las LRT UBS En nal Bank, No. 128 Broadway. a certain place, or whether they | | ean ; wool over: lis eyes," and that Amer A 6,000-gallon tank on the root blew) , : : dj pressing measures will be taken with|is about the prettiest day 1 bave| Mrs: Anna Fontana of Fall River, would as soon @ght the British [out on the sixteenth floor and the 6,000) °OUld be made ready ut that time, or a view to inducing -him to volun- | eye, Mass, ‘Their bodies were embalmed : : ns ‘ whether it was important to retain a an ck ¢ Hound: " Be AT erie et ot ie ep nan allons of ley w was precipitated tarily place himself at the dispc land ill Bor taxen 6 thelr taaner| Mac OnaC ails Rock and Found- Barr Says Discontinued Lines |* te German own the elevator shaft, putting three|Somo to protect or coasts, were, of of the Allies. homes for burial ers on Way From Copen- | Will Be Forced to Si OY sald that to Admiral cievators out of commission and nearly ae | | Sims, it was a hich naval oMicer in] Slevators out of comm! | a New York clothing ‘a a: , a Cava, e ns) hagen—Only One Saved. | Obey Court. th artment who relied on Ad-| ‘pw other lincs of hose were taken| opinion between naval officers nufacturer, who has crossed th r and Mrs, Alfre¢ is reteenth floor of the Kquttable! to these matte but there is that admonition any nore than the] tuilding and two streams of water were! nothing about this big job the ut, who I : cake remarks which naval officers have|played across Cedar Street AvSia atiat lit Gat on eaattis _—. Following the ests and alleg Seana jconfessions of three suilors of the TEXT OF DEMAND ns PRA ee a MADE ON HOLLAND rawtaecnaunesd (had t Attorney Lewis announced that| Pfeifer of Connect m: s discretion not to repent |, ocean seventy time STOCKHOLM, Jan, 19.—Forty-1 | members of the caw of the American | will be mises n will be made without delay |twenty trips, asserted that nothin; FOR THE EX-KAI Rapin in operation on Staten Island 5 reas about every] Deputy Chief Binns estimated the SER dismissal of the indictment {all their experience led them to| steamer Macona, which struck a rock|efore the RDG baen one to: exp nee emacs ann16008 ing but glad and happy for all the ee pecan Heder estts Geel tine OLA peo ee ds i api : ane he rush hour to-night to take | navy under the sun in the confidence , people-in America to know about . ~ ' bi cies Attor- | imu Beitns ould as itl Gee Nidingen Light and foundered,|care of the 15,000 f their ow € conversations, coat eet i Crimes of War Cited and Holland’s | ney is convinced, had nothing to do|has in the last ten day Be Nien een ene ‘ tre of 15,000 commuters incon-|of their own private conversations DATE AND COURSE The paramount duty of the Amer- Duty to World Pointed with the killing of Sam Wolchock of| Mark Peter, the Sw Minister tol Were lost, the only = vivor being he \venienced this morning by the sus-| OFFICERS FREE IN CRITICISM IN can Navy,” Mr. Daniels declared, ~» ss Out No. 208 Wyckoff Avenue, Brooklyn, on|the United tSates, and his wife were| second mate. pension of five lines of the Midland PRIVATE CONVERSATION PLEASE LIPTON as 0 protect the passage of Amer- : March 11, 1919. ‘The sailors, two ot| passengers. M. Peter is a lawyer of = + | Railroad Company Indeed, if everything some of ene ican Rene 2 ESE Se ae the “ PARIS, Jan. 19,—Holland is told ainnciuee vibyal APR Ei ss ee Gaixen o Micinbeb of the Theshacons 8 owned the guarding of merchant shipping, v! meres te H Haas to E in}them deserters, are said to have con-| Geneva, and has been a member of thy The Macona was owned by (he) Notwithstanding the tact that] our high naval officers have from | Sotection of Sandy Hook Instead of | fy \ivat way reccwmeed Doing ies ie eae e ¢ st alist 6 ee fessed that they entered the candy| Chamber of Deputic Macona Steamship Corporation and |superintondent Harry A. Plackum « time to time said about other Newport Is Gratifying to aril waatan . dition of former Emperor Willia sho, © hope of getting r ° as ar 3 . ‘ lackum of New pe s Gra ig lc y was secondary.” Germany that she bate tbe A i shop inthe h of getting at least Another pa iF rwas M Ku managed by the Barber Steamship the lines was Served with a restrain- navies, wens: tocappeaniln print ey : dies here was not if minute durt Aeneas uA $200, Their haul, they say, was $191|kukian, who was Miss Leta Summers ints vag bound for New |!"@ omer signed by Just more than one Government would Sir Thomas. is dy & mi ime nternational duty” if she refuses to] jogs mas West aga sires an whe| Lines, Inc. She was bound for } Justica ver, 1 d the war when we did not do every- Bpeaady aoe of No est 83d Street when she ‘ _ returnable b him in Brookl be demanding an apology and a The New York Yacht Club will de- ; asgociate herself with the Entente! Orth, turned over to the civil au-|went abroad two months ago to visit] York In ballast from Gothenburg, | yn thing We possibly could to increase to-morrow morning, the order to | Fetraction. And if everything the |cend America’s Cup in a race aguinst| (108 0 a tot by the officials of Brookiyn| her fiance in the A. 1. F. ‘They were| Sweden, Of the crew of 49, eleven withdraw the carn was given to Nisnt| British naval officers have said |Sir ‘Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV. fee ey ~ erin nally Navy Yard, has been indicted for the| married in the course of the visit and| were whites and the rest Chinese.|Dispatcher George Gallazher and by| about the American Navy, or the [!f Sandy Hook about July 18 hia) JERE submarines and proteot ou: | rder—he Qees ¢ : 5 Poturned: home aba al Soin a ‘ statement was made by a responsible | troops. © 0 estroyers murder—he says he was the lookout—|the bride returned home ahead of her! ny gecond officer, the only survivor, {145 o'clock this morning every car| British staff officers have said |*ieimin’ wal mils ba © Fospiisine) Cole mailer Ot Aa and held without bail. Walker was az- | husband. was tn the barn, about the American Army were ppt 4 if answer to @ United Press cable from] war that work wag no ° poeon By Weetionts Ube apd Stiohala hiaradlbs wihpebineedeud T have been given to understand,"| to be published more than one |) ondon that Sir Thomas Lipton hud| pyr) ce oes ae Powers in chastising crimes com- mitted by Germans during the wi The text of the note sent to The Hague, made public this morning, is as follows: thoriti is A. V. Movasso, No. 438 Dean} discover Street, Brooklyn, PARIS, Jan. 1 oe u bud are apes e 4 capacity of the country. We gracacileyine Cr Mri Norfol, ve ed on board ee steamer, ‘Thoy were |" Te’ other whites on voard, all of eas orporation Counsel Hurr to-| American would be het under the 8 notified In a private mestage of | wanted every ship in America tha Netherlands Government and Queen of ise dave. Atta, tie oldsap. and Waker vio” be Tanaton Heal! @h | om-are believed to have perished, [u'r nat OMioinia ofthe Mnten Ial+| eallany eaptanee Of te: ches es was fit for use, We utilized the nav the text of Article 227 of the Treaty of, murder two detectives arrested Hyde} Swinburne Island. nd Traction Company may come into| But what naval and military men Sir Thomas Lipton was greatly yards, every privat any : 4 3 , AAOHSnubIRG iaaa alee ak hte ee wert aailt us caerine eae eae (a centries ia auually {stratified over assurance that the| Yards, ¢ ate yani—every Versailles, a certified copy of which i ae ‘ fae th hee oven ae OLN ‘apt, Andrew Willemsen, Brooklyn; |) a to-morrow with the excuse that |my publicly in all countries is usually |e ee en accepted, Me wald:| thing wus pressed almost to the cen %8 Lafayette enue, Doky: : . ' 4 |they were not served personally, with | tempered b: © knowledge that bese BRBExes/ whichi.came into torne dats ca. cstested his innocenoe Dai ake TWO CHILDREN ARE J nice ort F.C. Mutch, No. 13 hot served personally, with | tempered by the knowledge that di-|..4¢ the date of the race is| breaking point to husten things: 10, the Powe known at the s have the honor to male ame time that they have papers in the injunction proceedings | plomacy and {ternational courtesy , Wint! | T have sent a number of additional | forbids the ma 1, L. 1; Third three ks later than I suggested I have been “positively” identified ‘by the daw ing public of such re-] However, this is unimportant. What} Nuvy now n jecretary of the arly seven years and | | SAVED IN BLAZE) !tecan P Officer Charles Roswall, No, 43 ter of a neighborhood mercha pies to Staten Island, anc o . of irritating effects c sed e mo: ’ oncessio! elegy Coes ar tials: . ‘ ae Sixty Families Made Homeless ef Engince: No. 475 question are not served it] international relations: ae jo FARO OVE “Isince f have been ti 0 +i ning from the Wolchock store, ‘The|SiXt¥ Families Made Homele Chief Engineer D. Lindstrom, vie ave heen | eat ania [Article of no one & Sandy Hook 27 “publicly arr: t them. ba 4 a ey rate, (CAs Ree he Department of State, for in wea inen antha Be , 5 William J, of Germany for a su muri took place at 1 o'clock P, M Woman Is Rescued by Palisade Avenue, Jersey oui * Iscives ; ae des faa lips d aber pate aan Leet, ou ne “th ASIA Bae broken # OF HORE y fOr B Sus § f Pa OF : stant Engineer J. E. Berg, No. 27 7 stance, promptly . out, ink about two, but I neve preme offense against inerna. | H¥de admitted being in the neighbor Traffic Policeman. ce nal eia pear arecee ia However, the law will not excuse} ton in Admiral Sims's latest romark| GEN, WOOD MUST EXPLAIN. |)St | \t pobre RBM bite x ree or fo purs late ie 8th Street, 43 + 1BSCORG, AF lone tn nowledge of service . sat a = fi tional morality and the sanctity | ood three or four hours later, He! prame Policeman Patrick Leddy, sta-| sistant Engincer ©. P. Johansen, No. |"?! know! rvice purely|on Sunday and advised tary | Eee glia Ape one, But when the smoke blow i" “f Ma said he was calling on bis sweetheart " 9th . ,. | Hetan! one Peery. es on the ground that papers b e not a . statement, which bial M4 of treaties,” and declares the tioned at 59th Street and Wishth Ave-l\99 Gneigopher Strect; Third As- 4 par 1ave not) Daniela to make hae ieatinn death away, | have no doubt that the pub Allied and Associated Powers will | 8irl corroborated his story. He was Joined other poticemen to-day in] io ovineer Vincent Knovateh, Pen Pluced in his hands, It was} ne did promptly in his letter to the) Wot vGron, Jan, 19—Chairman|lic will see that naval administratior address a request to the Nether- | indicted. He protested his innocenc a six-story tenement house | Sistant bag! Nek Officer Cari (RNOWD throughout Staten Island all|Chuirman of the Senate MIIILArY| 1 WK16r of the House Naval Committee | lias been efficient.” Y Seth é alker, spelling name back- 7 West 59th Street, whe i day yesterday that the injunction had | state Ce ttee : soataaw ie TAMA RGaveRnmans the hie | Walk i h 7 Ww r wi ann Be LR us Pree Teich 1 j n had | Staft Comm innounced to-day that Major Gen, Leon-| Secretary Daniels suid that unless render in order that he may be | Wards and known as “Reilaw pe ee AE NE en He RRS CAIUS aOR ee de Geriter LOE Raclnadn, (eee eee eee oe |ERICTION SOON DEVELOPED] ari Wood would be asked to appear be-|the Senate Investigation is made to placed on trial). arrested in Mattoon for broaking into /t? the street. He found Mra. Morence | lyn: He § Cadet Benjamin lo 0.00 Ot Mink. omicinis of the WITH THE HOME OFFICE. fore the committee to explain his state-|the entire satisfaction of the Ameri “Consequently, the powers ad-|@ house, Chicago police investigated A Mee pide wate rn Rortland,, Men and: sen JaMN Staten Island Midland Railrond will| 1 nquestionubly somebody in the|ment that the Navy 1s a “Moating death | can people un inquiry will be made by Jires 0 the Gove: « c y ~ |} an ‘oun a notebook which, the ‘ piled bd ~' defy the court with impunity f the: t tra made in a & ech last night, lav, e pong dress to the Government of the Neth d found tebook which, they |e oe and Papiueancee: PAR He] prookl Bas AE MEE aay SLED HOR Tf they | Navy Det did caution Ad a bh Jeat nlght, a Naval Board, He added that “no erlands an official demand to de-| thought, connected him with New| Wrapped he a Wantio srooklyn, do I shall take whatever st I thint Sea reid beguiled by th seen i wrapped her head in a blanket, put the | ites Macor ; orks a © be beguiled by the organisation in the history of the ei Dilaat aosing ne Macona was a vessel of 5,311 |necosa: ; ¢ liver into their hands Willian of | York breaks last spring |baby under his overcoat and took both| tons” Sie mulled from Now. York [Necessary to uphold the mandates of | ppit and it was not}LETTS TAKE MORE TOWNS. | worid ever did a better job than the Hohenzollern, former Emperor of | Chicago sent notebook, revolver and |to the street eT ea ro the law." a: vy 1 between Admi American Navy.” Germany, in order that he may be|a@ photog ph a) to Capt Patrolman Robert En t saved an ania eee Tl to nes are 3 t * the e f rit je ver Secret > el m a i h i y hot h of “Rek! Ty Rot EB a i i 4 nti ; Sims, taking the side of ty eo ‘cretary Daniels emphasized tha judged. | Arthur Carey, in charge of the Homi-|unidentifled child he found lying in the} © No. tichmond, from St i * ee i = 4 Parsee wach: ; und the office of naval operations in Jcontrary to a popular impression. WHY DEMAND FOR KAISER 18 |cide Bureau, and a dealer in Hoboken [hallway of the fourth foo DEATH THREATS AGLAW e aaaiaH rien. HEGUA lGN= | $00. ar art an’ defending’ Lib Gr 19.—Purther succeasen| Admiral Sling throughout the. wat MADE ON HOLLAND. identified the pistol as one that he! About sixty families were mado| SENT TO PALMER pia, Transit? station and! retur pennies tee | ariothar asvare) tl . b : a , ditions of the Amorican Navy became : was subordinate to Admiral Mayo, “Individuals residing in Germany | sold early last March to the m: homeless. ate k don vikt on 8 ath urday are re h h a b At h . | acaneaed Bon, view Avenue (Harun killed. i yronounced. ah Bureau he Commander-in-Chief of the Atlantic against whom the Allied and Asso- | the photog ter that, the police - | mone 1. Vanderbilt Ay ir eaalglcin ha Nace De pureae o mite | Bieae (He inainaved ine Cnant Las “ aie , ies ney pe eee mica $e Paonia eaten s one official in the Navy he Re dicated that on the ques olated Powers have brought charges aay, Walker “came through" and | BABY IN TRAVELING BAG, Pee of Justice Officia (Stapleton) lind Hay’ Mtreat partment remarked: “Everything lozen villages In the] tion of the distribution of destroyer ere to be delivered to them under|named Orth. The latter, Capt, Carey | ake Precautions to Gua Ville) to ferry and returr 7 he British di r nte sit _ 4 well as on oher q , Article of the peaco treaty, and| says; told everythint Bridgeport Man Belleves Waggawe pute N R shat the British) did: er wanted neth us well as on aber question: 228 of the reaty, ¢ AYS, | LT al Mis yatta ate Attorney General Clove Ave tonvore looked right to Sims, and every Cammings (o Tour State, Admiral Sims was overruled by Ad the former Emperor, if ad re-| — ee eeee Salty Bent Sti mong, ig, Vin pus 1! thing the American Navy did o ALBANY, Jan 19%-—Hom ‘aim | miral Mayo as well as the Depart- mained in Germmy, would have been a 10 Fire at Nazareth, Pa. bs oan iM ak Bika: Ree eet a aaa whit Van wanted looked wrong. In the ming airman of the Democratic | ment delivered under th ne conditions | site tani 10 58 4 iB Heme: niAsok: tea thor: be ai Ag th y 5 " j Beets este Manipal a Sia’ elt ‘ ° ee and Stat ee, $ by the German ( nmen FP eit ou. a own, Robert F arriving| Paliner are being t became i same sp a P , ' will make a Hapih Ce tntninin Conmnnraect te dozen ulld- | trom Now York city tovday, foun cae Ne ot hie ace i} posed the laying of the mine bare th pr noinal sitive of Uthe statt |FULL PROBING : i ie ne n eight week's old infant, two bottles! tivities in wressink ¢ Senne rage which effectually closed the | ! j ODT SrAA DE, WD INP IBGR BIG im 1 en | of mil kage of tuleam powder,| im. Department Justice ofllcials § North Sea to German submarines Saas OF NAVY ORDERED; 4 As M 1 ro 4 Smo) "i how are tak every precau pabhed ttt and we had the hardest time con sontinued on Second Page.) parte ‘ 4 ni i Avent j 410,000,000 Machinery Credit SIM. was made in the Grand Central| ,,,norentening ald roan ke ui h ty and Admiral Sims that it WASHINGTON, Jan, 19 tation, | confidential secretary to ner, tos through Jewett A should be done.” 100,000 worth of machiner WASHINGTON, Jan, 19.--Complete 4 be hue (West New Demune le Caner : : ried to Hngland, France, Italy | investigution of Rear Admiral Sims's | TAKE BELL-ANS APTER MEALS and sca ten from cranks, the no doubt that | (New Brighton) y ' > | Vina srper r 4 to-|¢harges against the Navy Depart. \ tow fue GOOD DIGESTION makes you Ieel—Adw there ls real danger, ferry and return, (Continued on Second Page) aye ment’a conduct of the war will | | ‘ , Y 4 nee a